Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-08
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| \, The invitation Of sspsp,n.
kpi,n s.. - : GAZETTE representa- y,
b Fis ,,1s elegant private car OF
'.'as sas Tuesday morning ,y 70, "
Fut'ensn n,nus Of the Fort Worth
ths c 's,,,' railroad. A lovelier
Rss' "A, I,'s over the prettiest country country
4. could Ssi not have been b, ,. cnSssn,
c0u pun nleasant journey. The
Poie nm ~ Afforded ample room'
y &C.. ssa'o one to lazy self,enjoy,
n Sss company, consisting GO Of
i ,'ss II the Santa Fe, Capt.
s .s,ss q Gould system, Mr.; Orr
S . ~ stage-line, Capt. How,
~ line fame and now OF
4. n rsll,. Col. Cunningham OF
=. INV live Stock Journal could
hseu improved, and Col.
.a. Y 4 his especial duty to see
!, rsrs we'll entertained
mai, who sees the country
For, Worth and Wichita
i, NE first time, the sight is a
| = In no travel of ia miles
.,,Iou Of the state can be found
|. diversity with all portions so
.,,ys Of wealth. Until Heniiet-
.,Aed this section Is the home
',ssr' and the fields of grow
n'u md corn attest the liberality
n 70 the magic touch of the
~ hoe, From Fort Worth to
y 4, country is q continuation
J .sIrh lies between Taylor and
r'Th along the Missouri Pacific,
~ the wide stretches of open
shieh one sees as he travels
"a has been, northward to
:. sorverted into field and pas
mi The Northern immigrant
sss IN the landscape much to
him Of Illinois with its fruitful
and snug farm houses.
and Decatur, about thirty miles,
"a runs through the cross i'm
and here the greatest surprise
the traveller. Instead of an
ductive sandy soil, instead of a
rness Of stunted trees, without
Won or promise, he finds what
indeed be called the poor mans
10 This section of the country,
The Influence of the Denver In
dipg egress to market, Is settling
|uidiy With small farms, and the
warehouses; and freshly split
we're q grateful sight. On the
10 ''the t.mbers" can be raised
y, osts, corn, cotton, vegetables OF
Las In abundance and fruit OF
variety. Good water can be OBJ
1 everywhere, and the promise
at ln five years the cross
IL along the line of the Fort
h& Denver will be one of the
productive in the state. Land is
comparatively cheap both in the
Is and timbers, but the tendency
rsrd, and the man who waits
As to buy him a farm in this
se will pay for the delay. Al
bee was cited in which u gentle
secured a tract of land in the tim
mar the road. He felled the tim
rutli into fire wood and shipped
foft Worth. His profits OH tn,
action paid for the land, and h,
Eplicsling the process. Perhap
ne not, even in Fort Worth, 1O
Who realize the productive ca
and growing Importance of thi
ered belt, and Its value to thi
ltwonld not only be pleasant
paoh.aole' TO our capitalis!
Vuslness men IL lhey woui
gay get up an eXcul
.,, a!o Inc territory whic
H iVa aIt,. ~ o ,iuch 10 'he prospeli.
,se'!, ana Whicn, with prope
,,s.i, vou'a We aiaoe 10 cont ripu'
n'ss'yi vi one thlng an ma
su, ,Iush mere are no arones IN VI
,,.a am .u men, women an
y, 1sa wsae AL, ml ~ work' ana "
P,, Ee'p'e VINO build up con
msn has anah, 60 -, ' NJ. GO 9,
u peonle os ,he " o pos, ,; oe ~ - ~
rfned' for there ali wor,r ana ;
years 10 come tho ASH mor' " 'r;l, ,
in as fair n countrv as aJ, NJ" ~
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