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Till: DALLAS II 131. Ai'.D T1IUIJSDAV WOKxMNd MAY i i18..
CUUKT 1IKC1SIOH8.
flyn tKU of Opinions ufllia Court of Appeals
at Austin
Jf. S. Ueeves vs. the State ; from William-
son i-oimty. Since the decision of llie case
of (.liihls vs. the SUto tlio legislature lilt
nmuriully rliaiiKi-d the law. Anact passed
Wuk Ii 4 lfM contuiiis a proviso wliloli
iitividcs that part it's f'iimiiiK on tables
upon which a tax Is levied are not exempted
fn in prosecution. Tlie fact tluit a tax is
levied upon a table does not exempt from
piini.-lniieiit tliose wlui use the talilo for
jiunae-os which coino in oniilhct with and
in violation of the penal laws. If thetahle
AiOH or money or anything of value be
bet on a talile no wliliHtnniiiiif' a tax may
bo impiwed. which the parly hits paid the
players are liable to prosecution Alllrmed.
Winkler J.
Hick builMler vs. the Ntiitn ; Irom llrnwn
county. The ovidence in the ease was sub-
BiiiMHaily iliat the pliiinlill' (llie only wit-
ness in the ease) was sleeping in an arbor
when sue awoke and Inuiid appellant rais-
ing her dollies. Kho ordered him to leave
three times whon ho walked oil' muttering
aoinelhing to liimsull. No oilier force was
employed. Held it. may he considered
thai such conduct was highly improper
and perhaps sulllcient to subject him to
punishment for aggravated assault and bat-
tery but the testimony fails to show any
attempt to use force in tlieaccomplislinic nt
ol bis purpose and where there i no such
for as might reasonably 1m sulllcient to
overcome resistance taking into considera-
tion the relative strength of the parties and
other circumstances of the case the evi-
dence is insulllcirnt to convict lor an assault
with intent to rape. Uuvcrsid and re-
manded vVinklcr j.
Tom tjnntord vs. tne Stale; from (Iregg
county. This case involves the principles
piiuncia'ed in the ease of Saddler vs. the
Btalo. Supra. On the trial below the
court charged as follows : "To constitute
an ussault to commit rape 111 this case tin
purpose und intent must have been to have
carnal knowledge by force. If
his intent was to try to accomplish his pur-
pose by coarse vulgar familiarity and the
same produces shame and disgust hut force
to have carnal knowledge was not used nor
Intended the oll'eneo would bo an aggra-
vated assault." Meld: This is substan-
tially a correct charge applicable to thu
facts Instilled to on the trial. The error in
the ease was on the ihsulllciency of the
evidence. Reversed and remanded. Wink-
ler j.
J. V. Katliir vs. the. State; from San
Halm county. Where the motion for a con-
tinuance contains such averments as to
facts expect el to bo proved betwien which
ami the state's evidence there is not that
contlict which would render tbo truth of
the (acts proposed to be proven improbable
the motion should he granted and a refusal
to do so is sullicicnt error to cause a reversal
of the judgment. Keversed and remanded.
Hurt. j.
H. 1). Stoiio vs. tho State; from ltrown
county. The churging part of the informa-
tion on which do einlant was convicted in
the court below is as follows: "That S. 1).
Htone in the county of ltrown an I stale of
Texas on the 1st day ot Keliruary ISW
did then and there steal one Iron kettle
same being valued at $-'.0(1 con-
trary to law and against the peace and dig-
nity of the state " Held this information
is worthless. It fails to give the name of'
the owner ot the Kettle without which
there can be no proof of taking without
the permissiivn ol the owner thereof lie.
versed and remanded. llurt.J.
W. 11. 11. llenrv vs. the Stale; from
Coryell county. The appellant was con-
victed of assault Willi Intent to murder one
R. It. Ilerdwell tried a"d convicted and
sentenced to two yeais' coiilinouient in the
state penitentiary. I'Yoin the record it
loes not appear that there was liny plea
showing the issue in tho case anil without
the record atllrinutively shows that a plea of
f!llllly or not guilty was entered there can
in no (ssuo and if the result of n tiial is n
conviction it is n nullity. Reversed and
remanded. White p. J.
i James Merritt. vs. the State; appeal from
Comanche county. In the trial of a man
for adultery the testimony of his paramour
as a witness is that of an accomplice or
particcps criininis and will not support
this conviction unless corroborated by evi-
dence tending to convict him Willi the of-
fense. Unversed ami remanded. White
li. I.
Robert Harden vs. the state; from Hop-
kins county. On the call of this case in the
court below defendant oll'ered it written
idea ill bar duly sworn to slating thai de-
fendant mid another had been arraigned at
a previous ditto Iwloro u justice charged
with t!ie theft id the mine property that he
was charged with then. That by an ar-
rangement duly entered into hut ween the
male's attorney bis attorney and the jus-
tice of the peace trying the cause be was
promised and agreed with that if h would
tell all be knew about die t licit honest Iv
and truthfully that they would release b'lii
ami lie would be liberated forever amiitist
any cluirgo for the tin it. liHyingou this
agreement be fold all lie knew hclorcihu
public and before tho grand jury. He w.u
then tried mid convicted. On "presenting
this plea in bar the judge Irving the
cause overruled lion deiu urrer of t lie dist rid
attorney. Held we are aware of the great
weight of authorities is to the ellect that
the plea cannot tie interposed but that the
deleudalit must look loexeculiveclemeiicv.
This is not correct in principle. If the
state through her ollleers makes a solemn
com pie t with her citizens Ibis contract
should be enforced in her court In exact
compliance with l's terms. 1'pon what
principle of justice is this defendant driven
from llie coiirt to his excellenev tho uover
nor for an enforcement of (lie compact.
V are of the opinion that common lion
eoty und public Justice demand that when
such a contract is made and the party faith-
fully complies as far as is within his power
that the court in which the breach Is at-
tempted should interfere and prevent the
broach by enforcing the contract ami not
drive tho party out of Hie court to seek re-
lief cltevftiero. Reversed and remanded
JIurt.j
Supremo Court.
8 Di tit sell & Co. vs. I Walton; from
Itotar county. The husband liaviriR
deeded the land in controvirsy subfo-
fluently the deed given by hit wife. who.
when the gave tho doed was not
Joined by lior husband and the
doed oeltig exooutcd and recorded prior
tn the ihorilTs deed under which
DoiiIm'Ii A Co. claim title was a valid
conveyance and aa the limb 5 ml had the
right to make the conveyance without being
Joined by Ms wife his deed was superior to
the alicritVs unless otherwise delectivo.
The execution under which tne sale was
made issued more than one year next alter
the preceding execution and no sullicicnt
Mouse was shown for tho want of greater
dilitte.iee any Judgment lieu which had ex-
isted on the property was lost. Where the
testimony was eulllcient In make out a
irima facie ease of a valuahlecousideration
n the absence til other testimony will be
hebl fiitlleient to support the Judgment.
( A Binned Homier J.
Imonslt of Opinions or the Commissioners
of Appeals Aastla Term IMt
It V. Tompkins vs. J. li. Hurt; Irom Hal-
las county. Where the damtges claimed
' weuiu prima facte at a matter of legal In.
fcrence from the facts staled It Is lumcioiit.
' AU legal damages must whether the aotlon
1 bs In contract or la fact naturally result
Irom the act or default complained of and
r although the law la certain cawi penults
lUrwovsryoriuchdsiuaireeaaare pbvsl-
Mlly seotidary or consequential yet th
twist la tegal contemplation bo also iu
approximate result. Where such ri-siilt is
necessary or is legally imparled by the
facts the damages are general and need not
be specially set lorth in the pleading; other-
wise they must. AH'.rnnd. Walker p. 0.
A. K. Morris vs. 1. M. Moiilir'nierjF A
Co. from Washington county. Where no
other exceptions are taken to a petition
than by general demurrer and that tailing
to he presented for the court's aclioii.it
will ho deemed as having been waived
though the petition contains sneh general
averments us would be obnoxious lo special
exception." yet they may be sullicicnt at
leiot in arrest nf judgment to support a
verdict and judgment. There being no
statement of fac ts tbo presumption i the
evidence was sulllcient to support the Judg-
ment. A paper copieil into the record
which is neither signed by the judge
counsel or the parlies cannot be
considered a statement of facts.
Where there are no phadings to supply
the judgment It will he reversed although
there are no statement of facts or bill of ex-
ceptions. Thu general rule which pre-
scribes tho mode whereby the wile's sepa
rate estate may he nllccled liv contract ap-
plies to contracts for improving her sepa-
rate estate as well as 10 other contnicis
contemplated bv the statute regulating
marital rights. Neither would the alleged
knowledge and aopiii;.eniico of the wile
have the ellect to bind her separate estate.
Reversed and remanded. Walker p. .
tiainesit Hancock vs. Levi Woll fc Co.
from l.ninar county llie province of the
sworn plea which was alricUc.11 out was to
present an issue under which the plainlill'
would he rcipureit to establish
the fact that tho defendant either
made the note sued on or
authorized some other partv to do so for
her. To constitute a good plea however
for that purpose it was necessary not only
that it should be sworn to but. that it
should deny that the defendant setting up
the pica executed the note. Jurisdiction of
the amount in controversy as to the justice's
court in which this cause originated is as-
signed as error. Kxptess jurisdiction was
contcrrcd on the courts of the presiding
justices ol the peace of the counties of
l.amar and Fannin iu suits where tho
amount did not exceed $100 and did not
exceed il exclusive of interest under
an acl ot the l.'llh legislature passed May
i!ti IS'.'I p A dinned. Walker p. c.
.1. M. Wilson vs. H. 1. (lalbraiih et al;
from l''anniu county. The attachment be-
ini levied nearly lifleen months alter thu
allldavit was made and the bond given
it was not error to itiash it. 1 1 u principal
intrust money to mi agent he and not in-
nocent third parties must sillier by the
carelessness or bad faith of the agent.
Alllrmed. Delany c.
1''. V. (j recti vs. William Kempetal.;
from Dallas county. It will hardly be de-
nied that the dU'lrict court has general
jurisdiction to order the petition and sale
ol mint. Is the cale to he then held void
because it. did not take place under the
orders ol the count v court or because the
district court In ordering the sale did not
follow the rules presented by the county
court? The failure to tollow these rules
could at most only render the judg-
ment erroneous. It so it. might be re-
versed on appeal or writ of error but
could not be open to a collateral
attack. AHIintt.-li the payment did not re-
cite that the parlies appeared and the
Illinois were repn s nted by a guardian ad
litem yd without the recital in the judg-
ment it seems that it could not he thus col-
laterally attacked A deed is not void be
cause the deputy sherilfuho made the sale
inadvertently omitted the name of (lie
principal 111 signing the deed. We do not
think the sale void because not reported to
and eon li l ined by tho court. Alllrmed.
Delany 0.
W. N. Stroud.' et al. vs. (fctzendauer it
l'Vrres; from l'.llis county. If the parlies
really agreed Unit thu conveyance of the
lol should extinguish the set. oil' it was it
valid agreement and the set-oil' becomes
extinguished and the result is tho same as
if it lunl never existed. If the set -oil' was
extinguished it matters not whether it
was hy sale of laud or money. hen A.
assigned 11 note to It. he bv that act
ailtliori.ed him to collect it by suit ii neces-
sary and whatever claim appellants had
against it. they illicit urge against the
claim iu the hands nl It. Now it' A. hv liny
arrangement with appellants either hy 11
payment in iiiouev or by conveyance lo the
property II. could claim tho benefit of it us
done Iu his replication. II A. had conveyed
the last lot to appellants without the agree-
ment about the ollVct the ellect would have
been to create 11 debt from them lo A. and
for the security ol'thal debt A. might have
held 11 lien on the second lol conveyed. Af-
firmed. Delanv.c.
We think we can cure a hud case of back-
ache iiiicker with one of Curler's Smart
Weed and Itelladouna Hackacho Plasters
than by any other application and after the
backache is cured yon can still wejir the
plaster without discomfort for two or three
weeks or longer. This combination of
smart weed mid belladonna is a great hit
and it is hard to find any pain or ache that
will not yield lo it. Trice i cents. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
1'.i.i:mim;
TUcilkat.
sdO
HOW TO TELL
(Limine Mm mom
Liver Iteuulalor
or Medicine.
I nok for clean nest
Wiiitk Waari'aa wild
the red letter Z eni-
limelHg the emblems
of our trade. Spatula
Mortar and (iradnate:
also ol. serve thu sig-
nature of
J.H.ZE!LIN&CO..V;rK
ltcwarcof those who know nothing of Medieal
CoiiiihiuihIs who put out inistiiiiiis known to
sour met being aualvzct prove worthless nud
only made to ih eee III - pulilie and to piralu on
the w ell earned reputation of Zi ilia A l'o.' med-
Icines I hese frauds have no reputation to sus-
tain and will cheat you "or a few pennies every
way they ran. Look 'careful lo the medicine you
are Induced to take for inoeli ut!erlug perma-
nent Injury and eves death ltoll 1ms resulted
from im. roper treatment and from taking uu-
skillullv prepared aiedielne.
i'assvii.i k Auk July 8 1S79 Pear Sirs I
se tul you another paekiik'e of the counterfeit; it Is
aalle I s trial package It says it costs you noth-
ing but it like Iu have cunt Lie 111 v life Yours
Ac. loltN I.IUFKIN.
Correspondence of the Herald.
I'ai.kstini:. May!) 1SS2. lliirgliirj have
been busy in Talestino the last few nights
null have broken into and robbed several
saloons and stores. Last night while (he
family were temporarily absent the house
of A. II. I.nngerninnn of the International
laud department was entered and com-
pletely rinsacked from top to btoin. No
clue has yet been obtained as to the bur-
glars though few hesitate to say that no
strangers have done these things.
Your correspondent has Just returned
from a trip to Mincola mid found
considerable discussion in railroad
circles in that town over the re-
moval of Mr Cntnniack from the
position of sti.tion. master there ami the
appointment of Mr. John (I. Harris to suc-
ceed him. The article tiiSuiulav's Hkhm.ii
has caused considerable talk. "The fact is
that tho removals by Mr. Harris were by
his determination lo run the olllce more
economically sn I ns a consequence the
olllce pay roll is now litX) less monthly than
under former aiimlnt'riiinn
The well knon strengthening proper-
tiei of Iron combined with other Ionics
and a mo-t ierit nervino are found In
Carter's Iron Ti lt which strengthen the
nerves and body and improve the blood
and complexion.
STAHLISIIXD 1H73.
JOffl S. TOWER
til KI111 Street
Dallas t'eaa.
CEIEBHATEO iA
Among the medicinal means of arresting ills-
ease Hosteller's Htoiuaeh Hitlers stands pre-
eailueni. It cheeks the further progress of all
illsmdeiH of the stomach liver ami bowels re-
vives the vital hlitmlna prevents mid remedies
chills and lever increases the activity of llie
kloucys count. tii t a tendctiey to rheiiinall'iii
and Is a Kcuuinc slay ami solace lo aged iullrui
and nervous t-ersntis
For a I e lv all driug-lsts and dealers generally.
ji'volcssionnl.
a KAHOX. t. 1). J. A. b1'MMKKSm7iC
KKSIPKNCK ItVSIhhNCK
Cor. Ilryaii 4 llarwood. Oratul Windsor Hotel.
Drs. Eagon & Summers
Physicians ami Snrg-cnns
(t'p Stulrs.) Olllce 7U Main Struct.
W. B. &G. G. WRIGHT
Attorneys at Law
No 715 Main (Street Up HtalrK
IIAI.I.AS. TKX Art
II. S. MKLVKA"
ATTO R N E Y-AT-LA W
HEAL ESTATE AGENT
AND DEALER IN EXOHANOE
Ssyiutwr Hn vlo lis TVt.
Large Tracts or Land for lia'e. In tracts of from
twenty-live llioiisiuitt to one hundred Uioiimih.1
acres.
HENRY BLACK
A-ttoniu.v at I jixw.
AHianv Shackelford Co. Texas
0. 1'. MKAIIK. W. A (IIIaTaiT
Moade & Graham
Law and Land Office.
HHNKIETTA. CLAY COUNTY. TRXAA
VV. L. t'KAWronp l k smith.
CRAWFORD & SMITH
Attornoys at Law
DALLAS TKXA3
ORini Nn sis tliiln Ntrect.
Til OS. T. DAVIS
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
WKA PIIKlU'OKIl TEX AH.
Land Matters anil t'ollceilons a Specially.
oritca in cociir iiocsk
A. r. m ckinnon k. o. call
WdUJNJNUiM & CALL
Attorneys at Law and Land Apt
HILLSIIOIIO HILL CO. TEXAS.
Special attention (riven lo Cotnmcrclsl and
Laud Lltiitalion. Will practlco Iu tho Federal
and Hiipreine Courts of llie Mice In all the
courts of lllll ami in districts courts of d)oln-
iiik tsMiitueii. u.ivc acoiupiciu auo pcms'ian
traet of titles In all .nrvi.v of land lint l'o
Qenoial Ancut and Dealer In
Studebaker
far.T. and Spilng Wagons Carriages
BUGGIES.
Bnfnnl's Hlnws ftiltlvsa It ponMa RhOTfll.
iira VBiw. n niviunio ws I Aleut JSIUIKV
lops. ItartxKl Wlri slo
Msi a speetklty otmnrlrbattr Bms. Vsklrlri
but keep oilier matm and srw ttot buaalst In
ork
0. R. MILLhiK
BUILDEB.
M Main Ktrwt .
B ALLAI 11ZA1
MACHINERY.
Tho Oldest House in North Texab.
o
SIECIAI INDUCEMENTS !
Goods all First-Class and of Known Merit
NO EXPERIMENTS AT CUSTOMERS EXPENSE.
Prices and Terms to Suit the Striaoncy of the Times
EXCLUSIVE STATE AGENT FOB
SKINNER & WOODS ENGINES !
Stearns Engines and Saw Mills
Otto Silent das Enlm s
Kuowle's Steam Tumps
Dcdrlcks Perpetual Hay Presses
IIAPGOOD'S PLOWSI
Columbus AU-stcol Scrajicrs t'olnrabus Railroad Pluns Folsom's Automatic
l ire Extlitttisber For i i ti Houses.
ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF BTANDARD OODS AS FOLLUWHi
ilotcls nnd Ustnuvtints
D E L M O N 1 0 O
The only First-class Kestttaraiit in the city
F1SKRY UROS. Proprietors
k.l rA8o i t 1 ':x A
CHANDT8 RESTAURANT
(A IiA CAHTi:)
Main Street Thompson's Corner.
Elegant); Furnished Ituonis forl'rlrato
Patties I'p Stairs.
InA pNllin M1 lrYnf a Q itwrnl. ah. I T
" "" y"t "vnivi ami munHH
Punrh 4wrvf il ilurliibt Uie cnmni All ktiitU uf
rtvitiii 1 tiMrjr aiWHVHUU IlKUtl I.IKIU'K tl
Irmiop onMartln 8irpotlHn lnyiv MrUI
ST. JAMES HOTEL
DEMTOH TEXAS.
W. J. FINN EG AN Proprietor.
vtrni'rmvHRi inrmr rmmn Htnmri'im
BARK'ET "HOUSB
BRYAN TEXAS.
Twn HtiH'k fiiini li-Mit. I.ni'ue Hum-
Jile Uihiiiim Biml'd JtJ l". r Uny.
. O. VT. QUINN Maiin.giM
Central Hotel
BRYAN TEXAS
' (IHi Ftsn fst of IH'ih.i )
J. P. CAMPBELL Proprietor.
srFlnl.rlsnacniinnin'Isllniisnirriiniinerela
Men. with minele room on r.nmil Mixir.
TOBIN'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
KITHOPKAN TLAN
Soulaou - Toxitt
llOARn !. TKR PAY
I Hill I HUM I It!
I J l til 1 Ji I 1 1 . 1 1 a 1 M i
1a 81? H re . 2 Jislg 3 8 j. ! 3 ra 3 15 & "3 1 c U
tSiB J i alo S' I tt 8 - rs u S U
1 a -3! S 2 a 3 - l t .- S . s
SiS a li 1 g a Sua ? s y K
31 0 ! U 3 s 8 5 1 l r 3
WK HAVK A FULL 8TC0K OF
Whitewater LItfht Draft (Jovomineiit Standard Wagoiw
-ttilMtru r'ariu mid Spt ltiij Watrous
. CALDWELL CELEBRATED FARM WAGONS.
Write l'or Circulars Estimates and Testimonials
J. V. T03I1MCINW
Corntir Commnrcn anil I.ftmitr Stroots . . . I)LLVS TKXAS
9J'
SUCCESSORS TO
jV.. suanvKii & 00.
WU0LE3ALE AND RETAIL DEALE23 IS
PIANOS & ORGANS
AND IMPORT KK8 OP
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
711 Main Street. Dallas Texas.
New York and Boston Prices Duplicated.
C J MOORE
Dealer in
GRAIN GROCERIES
Country Produce
No. 203 Houston Street Dalltis Texas.
VI'.RI) A SI'KfllAI.TY
buyi Mid sella corn ontu liayand all othor country proJuco Oooda deltToretl lo the
niiuuri) inn).
JLaJ mmm&im .Xfa JiLL$
Feed Grain and Commission Flerc-iant
H. E. Curnvr Auatln Btroe and FaclUo Avenue
DALLAS : : : : : TEXAS.
Liberal Advance Matin on Consignments. Keinlttanees rromptly Made.
INSURANCE
Fire and Marine!
KERFOOT & HEREFORD AGENTS.
OFFICE NO. LAMAR BTREET. DALLAS TEXAS.
Insure HuilrtinRa and Stocks Flouring Mills Cotton Gins
and Contents Dwollinpra Farm 1'ropertv. Etc..
nnaAcititis
or Pleasure Comfort Health Smoke tho Old Original Brand
01 ijurnam Tobacco.
BLAGKWELL'S GENUINE DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO.
8.o that It n..irs tliPTrmlo Mark oftl.o Bull. Take no Other mpulnr net-sns
"'" 'y v W. T. llliu-kwi-ll & Co. Durham N. O.
Erih llmuilioii.r
ou and Kuuierville
t'tat.
ry
1 'tm
Holt & Wise Surveyors and LanjA?
Abilene. TjtI (V..- . "
Control ram-hen ami t-xmini 1. . .
C .limit-. Hmv ..... . 'iiK""ul "! MrJ.'
1
J s mwumi
DALLAS. TEXAS
Will (rHv lK ill atu-utiou' to .mn J
Inventmonu In land for - ecunD j
COLONIEi
Location for mwk raiwhit pine lA fcJ
mills and furiuiuK Imi'la. ""l
uu will (jivi njHm..! atti-ntlon to i .iP
ment of Texas & j-ai-.lUc Kulli-oaU Com' ii
lao mm mm
la haniU of tho Company
Havlnir had a inrreyun corp on the fir j
of fi'Iim orlliA ict ....I. ....... '""I
extenalvely In tlio utaus lie Is llumM
adliiainu-d with the quality of link
III (llllen-nt irlloiih asivellasihn
title to the same ami Win
familiar with the anci-
ent vroooied Unet of
RAILROADS.
His facilltie Tor asulmlmr pirrtnwt to M
Guarantees Satisfacticu
To all parties entrusting him with their biujj
iwii.ow aps'i soap cjieivsi::
hehefoizbTnd"warrick
Proprietor! Earoka Soap Works
IIAl.I.AH TLX An
DraaiU-Croloua. Pal nil i-..i.aii. r.vt... mi..
n ... I... . . T ' '
an-a.i.of alt teHinlnna. Plu Iur wow
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
P.RKNHAM TKXAa
ImsbvIs SJid Bsd Rsosas Eirolloal
Ma-I MBU U. VU0rtvprHtw
i5P
if .u - a a
aiid
The Wonderful
L1G1IT Rl'NNlNO
I K inpaaaea
au mv - -.m will fuj
QnTs vpuaaj aaaa
"NEW HOME" SEWING- MACHINE
r.r"rtitiiUuttr" "linrahillty." and ' tlapaiiltt." It will put
her machlnoi li'i w-tt n paru belli of SteeL" It la all
any. other machine; It'i w'-ii narta helint
-a. nolRelvRi" ! It la th lian.l. mm. . ?
fc L.ii ih .. . ... V. .T IIIIWI1WI mwiiin" maiiiuartnr :
"T ?.r?.'!l.?r-:fl.T9 . f attachmenw than sr fumUhed with
you weu to look ataud buja"MW UOMX' St Itl Halo
aid
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l(aMl U 1. .IM ...
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n nnimieii marnin" maimfarlur il;
Bitqil
ana S-viyJ
1 Real Estate h
:ia P.r.. g
POWELL & GAGE
DALLAS TEXAS '
LAND LOCATING & SUHVEYOff
" mi t!l
land:
He 1b alsofirepared to ftnuish on iborttoi
Completo Abstracts
Of title of Dallas city and county urontrt'
4
WELL-MERITED SUCCESS
A Bontli-tnati otu-e ithkeil a uiitlitEnhhcd
pciLiiiK itriiKKU-l to expliiin the imel ol
uiiiiMAi tititvt-rsiu (leiimiiit tor nr. iiiitini'
Srtiimriltiii jSYrvim-. tk- saiil ihmUwiis lu
a Ki'tillltie liu-illi-llio sucii aciiiiiintinnlasiT
Kookt )hysi-ian would nri'Si-rita- fur the di
vv tncli u WUK ll'U'erttseil to I'tire. ui m:
ost ii-ss than any tlriitnist wouM t-hircoK-
srtiiie artii-U" Miooliiil on a plivii tan's t.ic
tinii und heshleH there was a skvhh; o:
iocior h tee in n-litition. Mort-aver tiy in:
the dniKH in stti-h euoriuoiis iiuitntU's ami
Intf a perici-t uptir.iltis .ori-oimnniiiiliiiitiht-tuie
hew us tail only euahW-'l to ml heller
tes in llie lirst iilace. Ian ul-a la i.riir
inei u lne In liclter lorin unit at U-s wit
the sain- pri-pannUm eouM la- pas.ll-li'ulitt
irom any otlier soari-e. ur liM'tiiimna u
voted all 1. ih eiii-rities t"i the iiili vlntian 01
man siiit i'iiii(. itli tins i ial tu vu 11 nun
his wlioh- heart ill his eieul laliar tar tin-1
of llie ilillii Uil he has il' hleveil tllillkeil
lili-rileil am-l ess. There euli lie no re.l il.
wiilumi Irue nuri:. '1 hat his sms tar
eviilviu eil h the I'm-t that his ri iiitati('ii
ami ptiysu iiin d.-es not ne UTitmiU- mm t"'
that there is a steadily liii-mtMUK ilentan-1 (
Siitnarliati Nervine proves that II is tin li"
lint n rt liaiilo remeiiv. no nas n-iim"
lolini-il the iinli.le thai it Is no 1'Mvlil '-
niul no i-aleiil has i ver been askisl f r '
laiiien. iNi-iiiier noes lie iiiiveriui-im""'";
Tlieru tire hniiitreils of iII-chm's llna
knowKilires II will not eiire II in iv In
that some of Ihes.- ill-eases lire mi :li-.)'
ent that it -eeins iihsnnl lo .n si riiie IM
renn.li. They irav ililler in ym imma.
i-linriu ter he preeisely similar; and Hi'
must take Into eoiisiilerauoii tin' tart in
dies may possess varoiis praiiiTtii'S.
mane ineiliclnea are hoih l.niie atulalti"
ot tiers may he tonie anil hualive. llie fr :
diHerini; ii'i i'oriliiiK to the iiuiii ily Hitinia-
und the time and eiieunistanees luili !'
lis einploymeiit.
in llie lnaiiniiuuiro nt any iaainu'
tirt-tatrhiiini the iiinltv and strelliitli el I.
teri.il u.iil iiit.l the reiiuisiti' laia'liiiiiT
emplo)eil are 111110111; the chief esttiii
tirt is Insnreii hy piircniisini! uu- iuai-
la: -iiilHlitilies. Vl tieri-liv the L'lcri'iM'I'li
earo In sclccilnn the muierials mil I J
and the sieonil etui otilv hi ai-i-omiilislio-'
tne hiisiness is Mitlleieiilly '.teusive ln'
a larire outlay or en pita I in pim-iinnsi-n
apparatus These facts apply "
lon e lo the miinulaeliire of our intiliilur
Hiiallly Imvluir heen vastly linpravol hi
ileinaiid has hecome so riciii as to requni
uiKiiiifacluru in any lare iiiaiitiiii"
Tnese Ideas are nut mure avnlatlte r
to lnlsleml the rcadf r. nr Ui imhiie liim .
views of the superiority of our mi'illimi
liiHH'ellnif Dr. ltii'liinoinr estshlhliiii'-
would he surprised to see the adtnlralv
it... iti. .i..j..l .ml iiit'i'liaalcftL "
einiilova in the ntnseeulioll if 11
Kvitrvllitnir la arriitnreo ill lac iuu-. r
systemaile order and while lo the gH
aerver there appears i" -fiir
Improveineiit yet new apparalut a
chanii iil Biiiilliincea are eunsiaiiilf v
ou red for the establishment.
B. JJ-J3XjONi
ARCHITECT AND BUILD:
Offlco shop and n-sldetiee lU
1'lana and drawnnre ill elevatlan. wUl.'i
raiiona and estimate for c-liuretn'i. a l
bauktiiK honsca halU colianei
i.... i ..nsiriirtliU''
U'lided when desired. Iftho n''1"'1!!
to me no eharRo In roaile far the ;lr"Jt
uy work will be done in me l" "''
manner I orrespomienee ln"i'"' -
Finest selection of arehllwuirc ou
Uvimrtinent of InaiiranrSi SW1
Ai.TiMTr!"J'FebriirjH;
TO At.t. WHOK IT MAY A
Till. i. i.....nrv thai the llerw!!.l
CompaiiT. of Kn-eporl IIIHioI". to r
pei-ls fully romphed with tho
eondliloiia preiwlent to 'I"1" ' ?' "S.
mate and that said t'ompKtiy li l' Iul ;
of Authority fn.in this ''"I'SS-
btisineM III thli State I W 'A
the 1st day of January lwA 10
December lwA ..at at''"'
tilvou uiiiler my hmi'l '"..sn
Austin the 1
J. J. CAUNKS. Aiteiit. HallasjTf
NERVOUS DEBlltf
no vinrmii' i'' - '. . u it
NKiva mid Itniln 1 realm "w
. n.f niaio nr " I
tservoos ervn-..' v. . VerrW
whalvri-r iniliiri'. '" "if"
cue 'ieio.u . 1-rv
cte ami will alve a wrlthMi
each J.i onler. aitreolnu ' ' n
Il ll. ln.iii.nl diH'S llt llK""klUl
months I'rieis II per u(;": J
Will.ryiHiMIWli.allojwv'Pai
ailltTS issiien uy r . r ' tcl r
..i .i I.. .ii iiMitfiil.i New wni-
der by mall at rfSiilarprloftjj--
C. K. V1.H1'IjA
WHOLMatlO?411"
PAPER & PRIN1
Blatk Boolti (
Ill1'
JOHN A. MARK. Oo.oroJ
401 1U1
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