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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-01

WANTED, LADIES OR YOUNG
w MEN TO TAKE LIGHT. PLEASANT
WORK Al THEIR OWN HOMES. 81 to 80 per
day can be quietly made. Work sent by mail.
No cauvassing. Address STANDARD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Lock-Box l07. South
birmingham, Mass. Enclose stamps, Mention
DISPATCH. NH 3O-eodot'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
rRnnps wITIInnAWN.

Nashville. Tenn. April 1.-THE troops
were Withdrawn from Tracy City today,
reaching this city at 1870 p. M. Fifty
convicts were sent from the main prison
70 Tracy City mines today and the civil
guard has been increased. The author
tiles anticipate no further trouble.
While everything is now quiet, Tracy
City aud the FREQ miners have adopted
resolutions of a law-abding nature, Il
would not be n surprise II there should
be- another outbreak nc an early date.
The guard has been doubled since last
Wednesdays attack. and there would, Of
course be a desperate resistance. IL
was thought that the rule adopted by
the company TO not allow the disiurbers
Of the peace 10 work again. applied ouly
% those who were engaged In the recent
trouble, but 1t rs now learned that it
provides that no free miner should be
employed by the company unless he could
show that he has never engaged In any
lawlessness. The taking Of fifty more
conyicts to the mines today will probably
be followed by Other shipments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
nm cnNrEnEnATE HOME.

Austin, April - iSpcciul)-A good
state constitution b. nothing II 10 Is not
elastic.
This Is proved very satisfactorily by
the manner iu which the Twenty second
legislature provided for the acquisition
and support of the Confederate home in
Austin.
Such action was evidently the desire
Of the people but the constitution stood
in Tie way Very vigorously the con
sutuuOuul prohibition of am apprprla-
ton for such purpose WIS cyudpd ia
tho passage Of house bill No. ~, requir-
ing the necessary funds 10 be SET aside
from the proceeds arising from the rental
and sale of state properly In Austin, aud
from the excess receipts of the commits
sinuer of agricultural, insurance Stats
ties ana history, and secretary of state
as well as moneys arising from the sale
of esChcutcd estates,
The present legislature, however has
seen ht 10 relax the strain ON the CON
stituuOn, as Will be seen hy the text at
resolution ON that subject, adopted by
them aud approved hy the governor
which leaves h TO Tie people To amend
thp constitution for the benefit of ''thc
hume
House Joint resolution No. 4 proposes
Ia amend s,Vtion 81, article 3, of the
state constitution sJ that Il will hereafter
read ua follows;
section 81. The legislature shall have
no power TO mako amy grant or authorize
the making of any grant ot public money
tO amy individual, ASSOCIATION of iudiyid-
ualS, municipal or other corporation
whatsoever; provided, however, the lcgis-
luturc may grant aid to the establish
meut aud maintenance of a home for
INDECENT and disabled Confederate sol,
dicrs or sailors who are, or may be- bona
tlc residents of the state OF Texas, un-
der such regulation and limitations as
may be provided that such grant shall
not exceed the sum OF 100000 for any
one year and provided. further, that the
provisions of This section shall not be
construed so as GO prevent che grant OF
aid In ease of public calamity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
MIDLOTHIAN MArrnRs.

Midlothian, April ~. Especial. Tile
Oin Fellows picnic here yestorday was "a
a. n., the procession formed In line ia
town aud marched la "a body To the grove
east of town. Hon. Long of Kentucky
made a very appropriate and interesting
address 10 the order on arrival az the
grove. The dinner spread ON the ground
was enough Go tempt an rpcure
Work ON the ur,esian well is progress
Ing finely and n down about 800 feet
Crops are suffering considerably on nc
count OF lack of rain
The merchants say business Is very
good for the time OF year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
unAYY nAILIRE In InAHO-

Moscow, Idaho, April 21-The we'll
known corporation. Mcconnell & Mcclure
company. the largest mcrchuntile concern
20 Idaho. of which Governor Mcconnell
IS tie head, was closed by the sheriff to-
COW issued an attachment for 10000
aud the sheriff mo once closed the doors.
The Moscow bank Immediately followed
with an attachment for $4,000. Muir
phy-Guuts company of San Francisco
aud Allen Lewis Of Portland, also served
attachments, running the figures up to
about SlOOOOO. More attachments are
expected tomorrow. aud. IL Is thought.
The assets amount TO about $4,000.
The firms business property Is mort
gagged for $4,000. The firm was incor-
pOratcd for 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
FREE SuGAR.

Washington, April 21-C Congressman
Louis Speuy Of Connecticut HAS mis-
90 say about tariff legislation by the new
congress; 1.-The sectional interests of
Dee extremely difficult 90 agree upon n
tariff bill which will meet the approval
of che majority of the houses of c6urrpss
l look for the hottest Kind of fight. cy-
ceeqIing Ia eaFnestncss aud bitterness The
Mckinley bin light For instance liz
government loses $1,000 annually ON
sugar alone by making sugar free. while
we pay out approximately $4,000 OOO
as "A bounty. llcre Is loss 10 the gov
the people must make M In some forin
of taxation, ! doubt, however. whether
either party would dare 10 restore me .
cent duty, because sugar Is IA food pro-
quot that goes into every family and an
increased tax would increase the cast IA
the consumer, which might be resented
at the polls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
SOUTH cARoLINA LYNcurNn

Columbia, y, c., April 81 rousi,,,
mass meeting WAS held here tonig6t ~
condemn tue action of Governor TOnan
IN sending the negro, John Peterson syGo
was Nnehed last night for n crime M
which he was probably NOT guilty H.
fore ne irenzled mob Mt Denmark 10
nave h's case adiulicated by judge
lYEehs court, Among he speakers VS.
eA,1oEethoI john Peter Richardson. who
sala ulat ne hau always believed that
administration werp of such n cboracts,.
az must Eventually lead 10 he disresori
OF law. lie charged Govorner Tillnap
with recognlzlng the validity Of lvnrb
law and concluded by saving SGo5
grant tnat such rulers shall ccase 10 be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
GOV. NORTHERN ACTS.
Rewards offered Tor the Leader and All Con-
cerned In a Recent Lynching

Atlanta, Ga, April 21.-rhe governor
Is giving his attention 90 the lyuching
horror that appalled, all southwest
GcJrgu ON the 18th instant. when the
negro murderer Of Ic0 Burnett was slul.
rntcl with kerosene OH and burned 10
death
This morning Executive Secretary
Warren was Instructed tO draw up uu
order offering 5000 reward for the leader
and SltD each for the perpetrators of
this bHrbaruus execution.
Bururtt, the Keeper Of q small country
STORE. ten miles from Georgetown, arose
before daylight to wait on some planta.
ton hands WIN needed supplies After
attending tu this business hp las down
on his counter and dropped OH 10 sleep
A strange negro who had been loaiing
about the place fora day or two. crcpt
up aud blew the sleeping mans brains
ont, the purpose being robbery A search
was organized 10 lind the murderer \
large crowd, Boo which there were thirty M
fUuy negroes started iu pursuit He was
caught In Clay county, carried back 10
whore the murdered man lay, was tied
hard and fast and saturated with kero.
sruc and the torch applied
A the inmcs eucrcled him his body
was riddlod with bullets.
The solicitor general has reported 10
the governor that fully 200 persons were
concerned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
Will ONT CnrrnN

Greenyillc. Miss, April pa Joint
meeting of the officials OF the Yuzoo aud
Mississippi Valley railroad and the plant
ers Of thr lozoo and Mississippi delta
hns been called 10 convene IN Grtenyiue
May !, tu discuss the liberalization of
crops aud average freight mtes ON corn
70 Ice exported through the elevators in
New Orleans The planters ARE aroused
TO the necessity OF changing from an, nll-
cotton system, ana very large aud en-
thusiastic meeting win Doe held ON the
day fixed above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
s1 ATE MANAGERS WANTrD

The Texas Invention COMPANY. ncor.
poratedl have opened n branch Office Ia
this city for the purpose Of extending
thcir business into other states Their
articles Of manufacture are mcritOrous
and novel aud arc meeting with unu-
sual success. They want several eXpe.
rlenccd men 10 handle state territory.
5000 TO $1,000 capital necessary. For
Texas Invention company. 90 Main
street room o. Fort Worth. Tex.
References, First National bank, Aus
tin; Fort Worth National bank, Fort
North
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
SOHOOL OF pOIlTICAL sCIENCr

Dies Mones Ia. April 81 General ].
Il. Weaver today made public a PROPOSE
u0n for the establishment OF an indie
pendent school of political science In Des
MONIES. lie Says such school Is necps.
safy because every patriotic citizen
realizes that the adyersares ~ human
liberty, who would rob ana onslaye the
world are full-handed aud have the at.
tention aud control Of the MASSES of the
people They control the colleges and
universities Of tie country. The pro-
posed sghool Is 10 have professorships
corresponding 10 the following subjects.
i.and and Public Utilities aud Inyen-
ton, UNCONSTITUTIONAL law aud Ieeila.
uon, "Snlimge,' Applied Christianity
and 'pubhc business
Henefal Weaver offers 10 act as drec-
tof 81 the school without salary until 4
successor can be found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
Rnnannnhln snnrlnlIlns. HDnll

plants, Early Alaslodon corn This corn
made seveuty.Hvc bushels 60 the acre In
bushel. Hickory King corn. $3.50 pcr
bushol; Niuplcss sweet potatoes. So 80;
Jerusalem RrtiChokcs. So: lutcss cotton
seed, 81 per quart; eighteen choice
named gcranums for 81. eighteen
monthly roses, 81. Drumm Seed aud Flo-
raj company, 800 Main street, Fort
Worth, Tex. send Us your order now
for cut flowers for Easter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Denny 81 ulu vs.. Cotton 1T M. from m
This Is case " tr,spnsa d, tr, uu,
Apptllves claim under patent FROM Ms staf,
ON lhuuiul uue of thrir survey b.iuF
described % uH' "lhtLcp south 800 yurds
iu n stake uu thr bank uf mo- Mo- t,rnfti,,
thcucr down FalI liver win tts i,.''t,,i,','
10 ihr place uf beginning This Iataut Il
uhlrl litN, Appellants Clulul Hs ur..futi.
uons ot losi. ihe laud in controversy Il
lAAi Nlug between thr place whrr. M.
bank uf the river was lu 1855 ana ,,h.rs
IL was iu 1851. IhiH addition hus moon
caused ~ ne annual rises lu thc river nnd
Infusion and 10 appellants as The result nf
The assertion by almsion belongs 10 tho
nWirr OF tho shore whose lands paint nu
cipie that he Who bears tic iicId, mini 1 ,a'
deus iH entitled To the Incidental ndyuntnr.s
Ihtrr " CONFLICT ~ authority us to Whnt
" y gradual change So as tu mako mo nJ,
dluou to the rOll nlluaiun or min tn Wc
riparian owner. The correct rule seems ~
nave been lbld down On several Vdsps ,vncre
~ Halu mat though the witnesses uuy
f,N llpm uuir to tluic that progress Inns
hrth mud'. they couid NOT perceive n while
XXX li"sir's wac guiug on l2i Mall 90:
~ n, lSt, ~ Sup g.. hep. 800 Tue
~" htahuc river rises twice 4 ypnr COM
iluuiug ut times for two or tlrp. uinutL1.
lhut the ehuuuH OF Che river would ino,e
towards the south after each Rise. thut me
,nah.r was hph'en Wiicf each tise but the
cuert lfuauccl hy these annual rises la tbe
llNtA uWlhh lhr pcllnd FROM 1888 to IhST
was me cause or thu uy,rrton und nddL
river and wac not thp result M s,,1s,'r
changes, The fact thnt the ITO Grand. h
considered nnyEHhlp stream doss pot
"a ihat the boundary line shonid hc aiong
thc bank OF The river us 10 existed ,u ll,,r
because Che dcmvuatcd distaucts wnuld ~
place lt Out We think that the calls Tor the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
oARpENrERs Will NOT STRIKE.

Chicago. m. April 27,-President A.
L. Russell OF the Building Trade council
went down 60 Jackson park this after,
noon TO see why the carpenters had not
obeyed The order 10 strike, The pass on
which he entered the grounds specifies
that he shall not interfere with the work
men. Mr. Russell dlsregarded this, how
ever ANA ordered the men az work on
the German building 90 quit. they re-
fused Ia do 49, and as Mr. Russell per-
sisted In his Efforts to induce the men 10
strike they called On the Columbian
guards 10 eieyt him nom che building,
After a lively scrimmAee, Ia which Mr.
Russell cot 4 black eve and one or two
0f the guards were knocked down, Mr..
Russell was put 10 the patrol wagon and
carted 10 the police station. His pass
was taken from him and By direction Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
70 nm stroot ChIeago.

An important board meetin was
held by The Texas Paint and Paper
house, and after much wmngling Il was
finally decided 10 otter II patterns Of
white blanks at l2c per double roll. and
brown blanks at lOc until the stock Is
reduced So as TO make room for the new
stock en route. Paints, oils glass and
paper az close figures.
GEO. MULKEY, Pres.
GEO. MULKEY, See
GEO, MUlKEY. Treas.
PROF. SAM BURNS, Bus. Mng'r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Director Of Works Burnham he was es
cortei on, ode the grounds and released.
None Of the carpenters employed 90 the
Worlds fair grounds obeycd the order 20
strike today. aud 10 for as can be
learned Il Is Tie intention OF the men to
continue N work regardless Of the order
Of the leaders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

The New York, Chicago aud st. Louis
railroad new through line east. with
Wagner Buffet sleeping ears between
Chicago, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Erie
and Buffalo; through connections 10 New
York. Philadelphia, Boston, and an points
Ia New England Accommodate Ia
sleeping cars desired for amy future date
may be- reserved by addressing
j, y. CALLAHAN,
General Agent
20 Clark Street. Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
ARrESIAN WEIIs

II you want an artcsun well drilled
10 any depth from one thousand 10 three
thousand feet the Panhandle Muchiu.
cry nnd Improvement company. corner
First aud IhrockmOrtOn streets win take
contract 10 put it down for bottom liz.
ures m the ahorieaL pnAalhln LLmn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

The Panhandle Machinery and I'm.
prOvCmeut company. corner First and
ThrOckmOrton streets take contracts
for drilling wells of any depth. They
are prepared TO do the worl, on the
shortest possible notice aud at the low
est possible price. furnishing everything.
and guaranteeing the well. Call on them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
Keykcndall from McMul.


Key ].
]. w. Bell W. W. Keykendal from McMul.
Suit by appellant for writ OF mandamus
10 compel appellee 10 approve as county
Judge certain checks drawn by school truss
tees IN favor OF appellant as teacher NJ
school 40. 1 Of community No ] Of MuMul-
The contract between appellant and the
trustees was made on Sept. A. 1850 and
approved b appellee Oh the following day.
Appellee refused 10 sign the checks because
September tssl be- aud the trustees 81 COM
muuity ~. devided to divide the cDinmU-
nifty into three schools that this wac done
and The money appOrioned umoug them
according tg the number of Hcholars that
The funds belonging Ia the school which
appellant taught were exhausted and that
be knew Of this before he began work Cor
which check No. waa drawn, being one
which he refused to sign. This contention
u disputed In part by Two OF the trustees
The error complained OF IS the charge 10
The encct that the contract with appellant
did not take effect until approved by the
county Judge.
McMullou county IA under the community
system aud exempt from the district system
tGeu l.. 1850, b. jD A. the time tlus con
TRAIT was made the approval VI the county
Judge was not required under the law ~.
gudiug the community system. His appro
Val ul checks Was ruqulrcd however til
Tex, 6j3i The statute has been since amend
ed. o.. l.. 1891 After the contract was
entered into 10 could not be changed without
appellants consent The county Judge IL
required 90 apportiuu the fluus vi his county
among The districts or communities. but hp
b. not authorized To- make the upportiou
mcUt among the schools ~ "a community.
I .., is ter To- ilS trustees " tue community
uul they cannot $50 excuse this power u4 10
defeat their legal contracts. For thr error
pointed uut the Judgment is reversed aud
the case renaudcd. tOilard. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

On May /. for the Alai Fest. Any
one else who wants 10 appear Ia the
parable must leave their name with
Grand Marshal sam kujawsH, corner
Fifteenth and Jones streets, 10y Friday
morning. April ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Taxpayers are respectfully notified
tEat my advertising list will soon be
really for publication. Come nc once
aud save further costs.
T.. A. CALDWELL.
City Assessor aud Collector.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Narelu from Maverick
Suit Tor damages Tor death Of Francisco
Burcla husband 0t appellee Appellants
operated ioll bridge across the ITO Gruudo
oi crossing over WAS swept away together
Win % portion ~ The bridge. The evidence
appears tu Wurruut thu verdict OF the jury
lhc sprciHl charges refused were given ip
subAimr" iu thv mNtn charge 81 the court
There j. mo- error and the Judgment IL a..
urmcd. Fisher q. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Those photographs being daily turned
out 10y Thomson & Letter ut Swartz's
old stand arc superior TO anything ever
seen IN the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Stokes 90 49,, VI. Buruvy 81 ul. from Falls
suit tui rent aud foreclosure or lhAdlurd's
men %" ,inl. Appellee Lad % written lease
lrE"d ilui appellants hy certain acts puupt.
gu thiH ua their own ava thtrcuy hyulins
uuuni us ~. 3. Stokes. The court dlu NOT
lhv claim OF Alls. stokcH and her minor
rhilIrtn 60 1h allowance Ice lien OF property
rA'mpt nom forced sale. as authorized Ly
lWWlcd contract was alleged DO WAS error
in admit testimony tending tu show un
cypress contract N Sumupls and I,us ID. hHi
we're phfurrs ltusyuthu would not boz lluble
TOY conversion pf cotton raised uu premls,s
When such cotton had heru Bought hy sam.
urlH unless hr bought 10 fur tho linn A
Auu produce uNuu uu rented pruiulsrs
whether hy ihr tvnuut ct 20 su-uullpd sun.
lrhhhi i5 subject tu tho statutory Ipn fnr
thc Judgment iy reversed and thp rnu.p No..
muuuud. Key j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

tNNi 4. ~. ~, eA4 ston0ch disorder. taxa
an H. 1assits N.s IRON nrI.rERs.
hoeP ~ " pQf bottle Genuine has
AA1s A''''A ~aa eFoSs4d red Lines on wrapper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Hugh II. Lewis win repair your roso-
line stoves and rpfHgprutOrs. 1914 Main
street. Telephone 3DG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

rircr and tie mcanders negative such In
tendon and that the boundary must be con-
sidered tO b. where the bank uf the river
g. There is no error aud the Judgment -
affirmed. Fisher. q. J.
Kinscy w. Sasse from Cory ell.
Suit 10 try title. One COblcr the head OF
a family located on the land Ia controversy
in September 1852 he had n surveyed IN
August SKI. but did not send the geld notes
10 the land office. After having u surveyed
ne sold Sc 90 Trammell, who was also the
head " q family and who lived upon u
until 1884 when he sold u % Hewlett re-.
tanning vendors lien to secure o deferred
payment Prior 10 this last sale the iield
notes had been sent 10 the land Office Cob
ler Trummcll and Hewlett occupied the
land for n time exceeding three years. Az.
pellco bought the note Owen Trdminell by
Hewlett and by suit had his Hen fcrecluspd
Appellant With knowledge Of these facts
took possession Of MD filed upon this land
IN issS. Although the field notes OF the sur
ycy were not returpcd within twelve months
they were returned before appellant acQuir-
cd any right 10 the land aud under such cir-
tulnstances tbs pretmption right under
which appellee claims was not forfeited (Bl
Tex, go 10 - W. Rep. 900 Appellee was
rested with the rights ~ CObler. 1rammel
aud Hewlett and these were superior 10
appellants right Tho judgment Is affirmed
Key, J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
Eon Worth saasler Co.

We are manufacturers OF everything
known 20 our line. Call on or address
ms az 3li Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

None but ton years old Belle Of Nelson
whiskcy sold over tho Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Now firm. new goods. low priccs Call
and see M 90 3if Houston street. Fort
Worth Saddlcry company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A New Process

The Lemon, the Orange, the
Vanilla, contains more or less
of a delicate flavoring sub
stance, and the separation Of
this substance in a manner so
as 10 retain all its freshness,
sweetness and naturalness, re-
quires the greatest experience
and care.
Or. PRICES DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
ING EXTRACTS are prepared by
a new process that gives 10
them the natural navoring
qualities, and are SO concen-
trated that it requires but a
small quantity to impart 10 a
cake, pudding or cream, the
delicate favor of the fresh
fruit. The leading chemists
endorse their purity. The
United States Government
uses thcm-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28


Suit by defendant lu error 10 establish a
lost derl fr0m Cora g. ltiyv 90 appellee.
To ISIS Cora h. Cox married ~. M Ben.
nett with whom she lived until lSj5. She
tlru abandoned hin. lu 1877 Cora g. IIcu.
n'ii representing aud signing herself ua
lofl N. hlrg, uAvutpd us "a femme sole "a
uy.l tu appellee tu ucr uudlt tdvd uuc. fourth
pi the luuu crriiuCutr described iu the up.
utluu which WIS hyr separate pruppii
the court charged that hy reason uf the
permanent separation between g. W lieno-
u'ii uuu Cora Is. Bennett that she had uu.
ihWlll 20 sell Der separate estate without
hrluf Julued uy her husband. NJ the WIFE
IDEALS with hrr separate property uH 10 fnfump
sole ui time When tile facts and pircum.
stances show permanent separation uf
tHr rpuusr 10 iH lmmutrfiul 60 thr vnlidIty
NJ h'r acc upon which ~ thpm rtuts lilo
haiuc, Tie only question to be- considered
+. th' one uI permanent separation. 90 TpA,
H-Nt ALSO btt. h2 luA., <I The Facts iu
we ra'' indicate p"iinaurut separation uB
thr llWr ut uu execution az thv deed. The
Judgment BIZ affirmed FISHER &. j. Judge
h,y did NOT sit iu lhH east"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
TITE SNIIL AND KNOWTEDGE

INV NINIIfI4 IN'7V NINVW IFI4IIIII
Essential 90 the production of the most
perfect aud popular laxative remedy
Known, have enabled the California Zig
ccss in the reputation of its remedy, Syrup
of Figs, as IL ~ conceded 10 be- the uni
vcrsal laxative. For sale by all drug,
glsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

THIS REMEDY is prepared especi.
any for the blood. the great circulating
fluid In the human system, The blood
furnishes when IN n healthy condition.
ell the material necessary FOR . pH-
triton Of the body.
whit we claim that Il will do, or money
refunded.
Saxet Is sold by all druggists atS1 90
per bottle or $1,000 per dozen