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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
THE COURTS

In the Seventeenth district court al,
murder trial of the state vs.. Bonner rtll
holds the boards.
In the Forty cighth district couri tho
suit ut the Merchants National bank vs..
Butlou occupied the cntir day mud wis
postponed unit! next Tuesday Boo order
To take up thc jury civil docket lnduy
Judge Johnson resumed hiH sont uu the
county court hvnch yesterday and tried
he suit of Rogers w. Morrison. ns 60
the right 90 certain property The morn.
Ing WIS occupied in hearing motions.
Yesterday hgnR the last dny for scr.
vice in the Fouy.cirluh district court 70
big batch ui new suits We're filed nH ful.
lows. g. W. Whit a iru. &c. The TcX.
as and Pacific liAilwld company. suit
for dnmugcs for delay m the tmnspurlu.
ton of cattle. Fnyontp Cnrtiuee com.
puuy vs. j. G.. Richardson ct ul: Tor
wrongful seizure of property Elluu
llurum vs. i. a. Burcy w A.: debt
and foreclosure. John y. GOudfr'lOw W.
North British Mercantile company, suit
ou policy John - Davis Na. Missouri
Kansas AMI Texas Railway company;
suit to ucoyer damages. Irh " Mcs
son tby next lrirndl Vs. Fort Worth
Street Railway company az AL; suit lur
damages a. i. lelnps IT uN. Us. j. a.
Mabou 90 A.; partition W W. llnrkus
vs.. the Equitable Accident Insurance
company suit Tor damages NJ. III. Him.
mds Vs. III. Ilimmgs3 suit Tor divorce
ON the ground ut abandonment a. T..
ChoUar w. g. W. Chollur, suit for 40.
yorce ou account vi abandonment, cruel
treatment and drunkenness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
AFTERNonN SESSION

N the afternoon session Of the house
a letter was read from Hon. Il. q. Mills
regretting he could not accept the invita-.
ton to address the legislature. ON nc.
count Of needing recreation from work
The house took mp the general apnro-
priaton bin. commencing with the items
Tor the lunntic asylum nj Austin. THE
amounts uf some of the smaller ifeus
We're decreased and some struck out and
a lew of the larger items We're increased
Pending consideration Of the hiU the
house adjourned til o'clock Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A pIcNIc AND RALL.

The tenth anniversary bah and picnic
OF the r. NJ Daggett Engiuc company,
80. 3, takes place today 40 Gruencwald's
MIC will begin at . o'clock mud last until
O D. m., when the ball viii bee 0penpsl
ana the devotcos Of tcrlsichore can en-
Joy themselves in tripping tlio Hight fan
tastic toe 90 their hearts content The
sale Of tickets have been large, and OH
Indications are the Attendance viii be- im.
mensp. aud the entire affair social
and financial success. The boys deserve
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A mo REAETY DEAL

Yesterday CnMcll brothers closed %
deal with Geo Scollgsou of Galveston.
hy which he becomes tho owner of thr
tWosiury brick building con- Main street.
adjoining the store of Washer Bros uu
ihr north mud Immediately opposite tho
Hotel l'iclgWick. belonging to the Hut
man estate for thp sum uf NifUn psh.
This deal WIS somewhat of naurIrisp.
Us few people know Mr. Sarliraon had
uu Dyc ON Fort Worth property Ito o.
we'll satisfied with his deal und after "a
visit tn thp packing house. brewery. new
watrrworks aud other points oi Interest
about The city, was more than ever com
WINGED be- had secured "a great mrwiin
Mr. ScolIgsOn lpft for Galveston last
evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A RRn.LlANr WEpnING.

On Wednesday took place one Of the
most brilliant weddings thai has occur
rcd in the state II took place at Bynn.
Tho contracting parties were j A. Nc,
Queen aud Miss Florence Footc, both OF
Bryan
The ceremony took place M the tplscO.
pal church 90 ~ O'clock a. M There
were in attendance Mr. Eugene Me.
Queen of Dublin aud Miss Ray Sims OF
BRYAN; Mr. a. 49, McQucen of Dallas
aud Miss Laura Sims of Bryan, Mr. Ed.
gar l'lppn of Dallas aud Miss Maudc
Blake of Houston. Mr.. Hutchinson of
the Agricultural and Mechanical college
and Miss May Wrbh of Bryan; Mr. VIII
Davis aud Miss Kate Parker of hrynn.
Mr. Stuart Scott ~ B0Wnwuod ana
Miss Marie Mcqueen Of Bryan, Miss
Fannie McQucen of Bryan aud r. A
Beaumont of Fort Worth
The ladies wore evening dresses ~ yol
low SILK, with white Oyerdross, with lila
mOnd ornaments. Tho gentlemen were
in fun dress.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired 10 tho residence OF the brides
father Captain George Smith, where
sumpuous dinner was served.
The bride and groom icft on the
O'Clock train for New Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

our heartfelt sympathy Ia their sore
bereavement
u That copies OF these resolutions be-
transmitted boy the secretary ot thl
bar meeting 10 th widow aud father
aud muthur of our deceased brother
A. NJ CARTIER.
j. y HOGSErr.
HYDE JENNINGS.
q. g. CUMMINGS.
a. A. SrEnMAN,
Addresses pursuant tn thr resolutions
were made hy Judge ~. a. Cummings.
NJ A, Spoonts Judge sam Fuunnu.
Judge y a. Stodmau and 4, NJ Wynnc
Judge Furuun introduced resolution
of sympathy with NJ X, Sawyer ON ur
count of the death oi IBIS wife, which
was adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
coon RAINS An bryan

From q personal letter from H. A..
Beaumont. The Gazette learns that good
rains have fallen 40 Bryan aud vicinity
and the farmers are again wearing
broad smiles.
Mr. beaumont VIII be- 10 Bryan fnr sew.
ernl DAYS, vet ON business, aud viii
thon bring his family 10 Fort Worth
10 reside permanently.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Terarkana Ark, April a. Especially
Jerry Nichols tho negro gambler who y
charged with the murder ~ d pal nance
Joe kuah. was given "A preliminary ifihi ~
Mayor Lary'B court yesterday Nud admitted
% bail ia the suin OF $500 Both bQye were
employed az Whiirncr'a livery stable. and
on last Monday willie engaged n rough
and. tumble hght Jerry struck Joe Acfpei
me head with d Mefc IL schntlinf. ffaC
turing bis skull, from ilf enocia ~ Which
De died the ueri morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

pafiH Tex. April ~. Npccinll -th Rrlh
Strickland WaH Tried ln the ff.eefa court 10
day and acQllftcd ~ lhf nlfd "a " Charlie
Harris AZ pnuls Valley L f3 ln
ilJi The fafe attracted nWh atfthtion
go fcrnunl ~ mo piouhneacn ~ tlrlfkland
who HaG hfIi nlnnv n0tllInnH ~ trust and
i0ncr ln lir rniNh1sAN nalian, Na dis
nrIle ired after ihr sillIns am was non
finip ~ flahtprU nanil3 rhrn ~ VISA nIst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
IN THE CITY
scHooL ENTrRrAIN1n,Nr

Beginning at 2l5 this afternoon tho
sixth grade pupils Of Missouri nvcnue
school viii render the following prOrrnm,
song Battle song, Glass
hesitation Guilty or Not Guilty"
Katie Cuwan
Music Bobolink Scottish. Callic smith.
Rccitntlon Rescue of Chicago An-
ME Burton
Violin Duett- Carnival of Venice. :"
Iuanitu Prsslry George Lusk. Mimic
Wuodson acrompnnist.
Recitation "Curfpv Must Not RING
Tonight Cora ludson
Song First Day Of May" Glass.
Recitation The Green Mountain Jus
tee Fannie Box.
Boaz
RcaluXon-"The Blacksmius story"
Eva pucNtt
Song DtNt-"The Rose Bush. 'Iunnitn
ir,nslty Nora Wilhnms.
OrluOu 'patriotic.' Amos Evans
Charlie Stors Charlie Coppnre Du.
vunah Crumer. Willie Cochriu.
Violin Duet Overture from Cnliph OF
bngdad, Juauita PRESLEY Gr0rec Lusk.
Mnnic NOodsou accompanies
Recitation The Ladder of ST. An.
guytinc, Mabel Hosca
Recitation Little Orphan Aunic."
Jennie llurgurl
Song Gentle I.yrc," Glass
shyrs Luther liugsrtt. Nellie Barr.
Elllc Levy, Mace Moore
THOR parents aud friends and th.
mcmhors of thv school board arc cordially
invited 90 Dee present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
pANTnER In oYcLERs.

The following Is the program for the
meeting Of the Panther CRY cyclnra be-.
ginning next MOndayi
First One.hnlf mile, novice, seven en-
tries Irst prize. bicycle suit, second
prize. SIX umbrella.
Second -One fourth mile. open 10 an
ton euirips. First prize, gold medal
gccond prize. bicycle sweaters third prize,
bicycle Shoes.
Third one mile open 10 an, eleven
entrias First prize, gold medal; Second
prize, stop watch; third prize, bicycle
shoes.
eight cntn0s first prize goods 10 the
amount % $50, second prize, lyelometer
Fifth Five miles, open 10 an. ten en.
tries. Fret prize, gold medal; second
prize, one dozen photographs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

There win he series Of revival meet.
infs az ihe First Baptist church. ear4y
90 May.
A new business college, has been started
on the ciruer 81 Iiirlpeufh aud Houston
streets BY prol Hnrmou.
sh,rlH Rogers ~ J0husou county salno
up yesterday with q batch Of attached
witnesses in thp Bonner ease
Tarant lodge No 14Q5 viii hsyp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
mn MALTEsT.

The committees n charge arc making
every effort % render the approaching
Mai-frEt the most thoroughly snccrss-
ful affair Do every respect over held Ia
the city Tho program viii probably Boz
completed today. An Indications point
to an unusually large attendance from
surrounding towns aud cities aud the
merchants are making elaborate efforts
10 make the trades display an inter-
osting and attractive feature. On Mon
day night the lfcncihles win give an cX-
hibition drill aud sold medal win be-
given 10 the best drilled militia mnu
well a. others wlll take advantage Of
tle l0w rates 10 visit Fort Worth for tho
transaction az business and M the same
time enjoy the festivities Of the annual
Mai-fcst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
nm pANKINa HOnsE.

Tie packing house people and w a.
johnson. as,efa'f ana counsel % the
ereater portion % ihr 1ay Yesterday.
btlf 10 INFORMATION az b the result 81
ihe business transacted AZ ibe meeting
was Eiren oat Tor publication. tumofr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR SOCIAL

There was large attendance nt the
Christian endrIYor social lI the parl0rs
of he Cumberland preshytminn church
last evening aud tile evening proved "a
bo a Thoroughly enjoyable one iu al ne.
spects. The following % the program as
rendered
Piano Solo Miss White Field
Recitation Miss Maize BeWley.
Song Miss Eta Wood
Recitation Miss Maggie Iyles
Piano solo Miss Fl0ssie Thomas.
Jenny Lind club,
Recitation Aiiss Anne Field
Song Miss SAME Turner
Recitation Mise Bessie Anderson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

were rife Of hitch In the deal but this
could neither Boo confirmed nor denied.
II h thought the money viii be- paid unt
the transfer mndo today or tomorrow,
high SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
"A me- hlrh school auditorium today
there VIII hr public session nf ihr High
School Literary society, nud il.u follow
Ing program VIII bo rendered
Call tO order
Ron can aud announcing order Of bust
ness.
Lettor "Ffom the North Pole
.... .'.'s..' ''''''''' Mt frY
Piano solo "'re yold a yer',
..........,......M Reynolds
Recitation "On the Shores OF Ten
psHoo' ............Mr Ambrose
Violin solo ..........,...... Mr.. Meyer
Esshy "i0nF' ...,.. Mr. Pollock ST..
Recitation 'lhe Monkey and ihe
Bee ..+..,,..., Alr Pollock, Jf.
"liaz0o" ....,.............. Boyd
"SiHte W. Tiffany, chnrged with swlnd'
ing '.'ssfsf''s'ss s''..ss
y ulfr hnlurli ts.fssttffss. opted
Lawyer Bright lfor stntel .,....,t
,.sts....., Mr. leichwprih
Lawyer Ring nor deiensoJ. Nj. Earle
Detective lipolcgQn ,....., Mr Barnum
furner irepnnpple ..+ts, Mr.. Robinson
Tiffany the Conhdence Man. .y...
- ..t..-..t.... .s-Mr woodward
This Is the third in a series Of public
entertainments Myen hy the high school
You are Invited 20 lend your presence,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Whom You are feeling ont OF sorts ana
generally under ilo weather. than use thi
great Southern faYOrito Tor ali female
discusses. tramc Female ruuie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Austin. Tex, April 2i.~lspecial. ~ thf
house met with Speaker A0eAfau ana
quorum preseuI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE. Notice.
PiSTNRE F0R RENL

huRE FOR 5000 CATTLE ~ SWISH
|nty. known as the Tulo pasture on
Nine, M pusy reach or Amarillo. good
.aHirc. with winter privileges lf re-.
Apyly lO
.RTitiR !. TfSDALL. Manager
PuJdurO. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
swRLLRD Hp,ns

eure IA, .,alpn 3 Hed-Ake II IL
tnlt for t3 iofm q headache
~ IN tnr eo0d Il aaas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Y '''a' ne tlds nse, 100
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14
MoultOn Institute.

EDIroB GAZETTE: The news
this week is scarce Have had no
time to gather up any; have been
too busy gathering corn.
Crops will be short this year;
there win be enough corn made to
supply the country. Cotton, four
acres 10 the bale. Sweet potatoes
short on account of dry weather.
Grass is very scant, stock doing
badly, water is becoming scarce for
stock, and some wells are failing
and if the weather continues dry
for a while longer some people will
have to begin to dig their wells
deeper.
The young people had dance at
Mr.. Lum Walkers last Wednesday
night. We heard some of them
say they had nice sime.
We hear that Mr.. A, Vanham
will begin to gather his cattle soon
far the purpose of shipping them
to his ranch in Uvalde county.
AS news is scarce this week we
will let this suffice for the present
and endeavor to do better next
time. More anon. RAMBLER
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14
MOULTON.
IT'S LOCAL NEWS.

EDITOR GAZETTE: We have an
other cutting ARRAY to report for
our little town. saturday after
noon one Jake Ford inflicted sever
al wounds upon the person of Co.
lumbus FIR both colored. They
were out enJoying a game, and the
difficulty arose over the loss of a
H'''--~,s'' - lasvi',, nf ~ so,,nIs
was of airy moment and it was g
flesh wound q by 6 inches. The
wounded party is doing well; the
other is not yet apprehended--
suppose he is doing well. too.
Mrs. J. j. Arnim is quite sick.
Rain badly needed.
S. B. Moore is still absent in an
other part of the state on business.
Joe Nations returned Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Arnim is critically i'll
at this writing.
A. L, May of the vicinity was in
Town. lnuTsuuy'
Jack Dockery is in Milan county
this week. on business.
Cotton is coming in slowly. The
Buescher Bros. have ginned about
800 bales and the Arnim Bros,
about 450 up to date.
Bartek & Inckre have on exhi-
bition at their drug store an ex-
tremely life-like picture of that
famous outlaw, RUDE Burroughs
taken while he was lying in his
coffin after being killed, Burroughs
was shot about an hour after having
made his escape from Jail.
Very dry. Au revoir, HORACE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14

know"
"That will do to talk about"
answered the general loftily, "we'll
let you know who the patriots are
when the I'd of November comes
around"
AT this moment man across
the street waved his hat over his
head and shouted
"Hurrah for Styles, he's the
peoples friend"
"Hurrah for Blair and a rope to
hang him." shouted another, and
you ut the other end, you big wall
faced dufTer," referring to the colo
mel, who enjoyed the badinage
hugely.
"They will crack their little
jokes on days like this" he
said, "but of course they don't
mean anything by it."
Here the crowd struck up "Hang
old Blair on gooscberry bush" to
the tune of John Browns Body.
Seeing that they were becoming n
little personal the general excused
himself and passed indoors. The
people still continued to pour into
town and bands, clubs and .delega-
tions from other town were arriv-
ing constantly,
Mark my words" said the colo
mol, they'll make Rome howl
to-day"
Continued Next Week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14

Lev Cu!pepper and family left
Tuesday for Goliad county on a
visit.
Mrs. j. B. Adams of Hallets-
vile and Mrs. r, II. Terrell of Ed
ma were visiting the family of S. A.
Carnes, this last week,
-BoRx, September 18th. to Mr..
and Mrs Diedrich Otholdt, a fine
boy. DR.. Nave in attendance, and
mother and child doing we'll.
w. L. Scales left Monday for
Houston. His removal from the
railroad Office here was the result
of the present slack of business.
Joe Herzig left for San An
tonic Sunday to undergo treatment
for the rheumatism. We hope Joe
will be speedily restored to health.
Prof. Mair, Fred Wilks and
Paul Stuercks. have established n
consolidated telegraph line connect
ing their different places of bust
ness.
Mrs. DR.. r. l., Smith met with y
painful accident Saturday after
noon. She fell from the steps at
her home and sprained the muscles
of her left foot.
Otto Henkhaus is hauling
lumber for 4 big two story house
about four or five miles from Shi'
ner. The lumber was bought of
Flato d Green.
Misses Freda Wangemann and
Isabel Wendtland left for Shelby,
Austin county. Sunday.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Louisa Wagner.
&C. L. Williams has very use
| full device on sale at his lumber
office. 1t is a staple puller to be
used in taking down or putting up
barbed wire fencing.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14

BY MARCUS JEsTEss.

A"@N hu'b ONSi ViS WY sbho WIZ
rattle and clatter of wagons and
buggies over the payementsst8Aas
deafening. Early as it was ,She
people were pouring into the 1 IN
in wagons, on horseback and 5ot.
Descending to the dining room they
found most of the places already
occupied, and the first corners fere
splicing their breakfasts with iacy
conversation and the waitersI
kept running hither and sthiME
with coffee beefsteaks. Page and
Sparks had hardly taken their
seats when they were joined by
Col. Badger. The colonel's Eyes
had a peculiar CLASSY appearance
and his breath emitted very sus-
picious odor of gin cocktail. n
"Good morning gentlemd " he
said, seating himself at the S\Ale
and reckoning to a waiter, h
Just been down to the saloon toI IN
II little something to tone up
system. A man needs someki
of a morning to take the NAL
out of his system and there's Moth
ing like q gin cocktail wheny it
comes to malaria. And then, On q
day like this man wants to take
something to keep him up, excite
ment, fatigue, worry and all That
sort of thing" and the colonel pro
ceeded to pour maple-syrup over
his batter-cakes and then added a
little butter and having fSed The
thing to suit him, he took polSh-
full and continued
This will be a greN in
Fairbanks. l look for I JUS
and people in town toe on
=, ,r., ~ s3'-T-.~f,a.- = sg17,, Ne
want to bring out all of thdtaleY T."
mo, indeed" said Page hast fly,
II couldn't think of spea;ing. l
havn't made any prepsratiP pms,
whatever"
80, the devil" said tho col bnel
waving his fork, only lear him
talk; since when have Candidates
become so modest? No, sir, you'll
have to speak or leave town, so
make up your mind"
He'll speak all right, colonel."
interposed Sparks, hes only a
little 5kittish on the gitoh."
This remark amused the colonel
immensely.
1T reminds me of some If my
experiences when / first started
out" he announced, passing his
plate for a second helping of cakes,
81 used to scare myself sicS just
before making speech;j but I've
gotten over that now, you bet your
life"
Meanwhile the anvil firing and
hurrahing outside was increasing
and presently brass band struck
up "Dixie" down town.
II never hear that but what |
want to get up shoutin" said
the colonel. ut does a man more
good than gin cocktail. Come
on let's go and join the crowd" and
rising from the table they passed
out into the piazza.
Here comes General Blair, the
Republican candidate for congress,
said the colonel, as heavy-set, red
faced man walked slowly up the
front step.
Good morning, General, how'l
every thing this morning2"
80, so SO" answered that worthy
coming forward and shaking hand
all around.
"The colonel made the necessar!
introdnctions, after which he oh
served;
YOU'RE out of your element now
General, here among all thes
patriots; Republicans are supposed
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-09-14
StonewnIl Stifs.

ENRON GAzrrrr. Won s+otod
that Won wished n little news f,o,m
this :ection Tbern 10 rnr,, l;ttIo
too Times ara dnli horo' nr .e
and nast,,res noodinn ~ I G.l'
GATHERING is nrogressir :, oxceed GrVp
~ we'll Tbe cofion nre, is I;nht
nocketa ara iigbt hoad oP or SO i;sshf
and vonr corrosnnnJon+ hoe az
received word tb1t tbo aorr ,o J~
~ Iiabt. go ron soo u ;s i;ah. "nlt
daviight1 MI around - 'eA' \'0O
Tbe majority Of farmers orornd
here ore tr,inc 10 bolj tboir nottmn
for better nrices iet we bnno ttou
will get it. '''N'
poI;t;oe asa - = d;ooo,,.4 r1a..a
land 6sbinr conara ss'' n,,orro ii,D
common f3ILs storyir,g md III
goinr IN tbe ID in h,,nch VIII
9,ob for bord +;,,as Lnnl ,mn.,. a.I
bard Iiying WnHd IN '' = ho va t %,,m
On tognthnH ~ "DN '"e'
Is It not time we had q toste Of
"free troden in tbis conntryS WHIT
with Love nrices on w 'T mroJ3;cts a m"
bigh nrices nm GOOD if iooks Iiko
yon,atbino rnads ~ ho donn TLo
crv s over ,roS vi Nc UT IF That io
the cosc. wbv in tbe name of T''% com'
mon sense are goods so high? We'll
Mr.. Editor, please don't kick; there's
a good time coming 1.-TWO or three
hundred years from now.
The health Of this community is
now very good. At least the only
ones who appear to be at all under
the weather are some young men
who did not get to see their best
girls when they thought they ought
to.
Misses Esther and Lora Cole and
Alice Curry were absent few days
NlSllllE lGiullNtS anu lTlGuuS Ill
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-05
Facts for the Travelling Public,

Emigrants, comm srcial men. tourists,
mariners and miners, relating TO the
preservation of health under condi.
tions unfavorable to it, may be
cleaned with profit from the oft pub
lished testimony of such persons re.
lating tn the protective and remedial
qualities of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters, very valuable remedy to those
who traverse "the briny deep" or are
subjected to maIarial influences OF
outdoor exposure. With as much Ger.
tointy as DR.. Koch's celebrated lymph
destroys the organic microbe. the Bit.
ters counteracts unhealthful germs in
malaria. tainted air and braokish wa
ter. 1t prevents and removes disor
ders caused by poor and unaccustom
ed food and restores tranquility tC
worn out nerves and weary brains
Rheumatism, kidney and liver com
plant, cramps, collie and dyspepsia
are among the ailments that it sub
dues.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-05

ceiver is not to be adjudged or COM
PEELED to do anything for plaintiffs
benefit. And in order to make the re.
ceiver proper cO-defendant with the
original debtor, in an action against
the latter, some right to relief at the
receivers hands should be stated aud
some relief prayed as against him.
Beach on Receivers (section 70S)
states the rule thus: "There is no
necessity for making a receiver a
party defendant when the PLAINTIFF
rights and remedies do not extend
beyond the defendant for whose prop.
erty he is appointed"
The following cases hold that a suit
may be maintained against corpora
ton in the hands OF a receiver with
out making the receiver party de-
fendant:
Kincaid vs.. Dwinells, SO N. Y, 54S.
Pringle Va. Walworth, 80 N. Y, SOP.
Philadelphia Railway Company vs.
Commonwealth, Is Am. & Eng. K. r..
Cases, 1857.
The sole object of this proceeding
being to forfeit respondents charter,
and no relief being asked against the
receiver, the conclusion is reached
that the receiver is not necessary
party. Therefore the general demurrer
to the respondents plea in abatement
will be sustained and said plea
stricken out,
JAMES d. ROBERTSON,
Judge Fifty.tiird Judicial District,