Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27

, there win be no cSs..
state aid, hence / sha,,f
inc i iiberallty Of our rs ~!
mining, manufact,Ir,n.0, a.a
and other corporatloal III
viduals for tho necesgs al' 4.
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expected that our spns
counties In their sevo,' %"ls
VIII lend a helping hs"S ea'
As to the benefit onp
rlous - departments win dS'
cessiul display OF her J, usll'
diclous circulation d a syseua
matter, setting forth Eps's,
lages, at said cxpositiou'' 5 4
TO determine for hlmss,. NJ
large amount Of surplus s''
world seeking safe Ins @0s
there are not, at least ' .
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lated sections of ~.
continent, from which sso
Der OF well-to-do iarme ss'as
are desiring to emlgra,s,'
where they can better ths,, y
procure homes for thcm.s,' x \
drcn, ! am persuaded M '' g I
seen see, soon, as well as man,
dixie !, bread cast upon th a@ ".
10 make a complete suec cs'
terpr Use each and evcryonss' "
do II full share. S"s +
] hope no section Of thls 4
wait the action OF anothe, w N 4
VIII consider this work XXX "
by all. ! also hope thai ,s 1os
mediatcly organized IN W.. .
and community In tho W
whose object viii he 10 CAM. ".
exhibition, also Statistical A,
with means for dcirayina NJ \
expenses. w.
The management Of thIset,.
not furnish the commIssIons,il y
ci1il states with anytime 4,
perhaps, space The n,s,ss
this space has 10 T /
and transported to Lopdhn
Of and exhibited at the ex,',,
commissioner of each STAT
this 1t takes time. money Nh
crgy, good judgement, ete M
have to be paid, at least. XII, !
which should also be supnlN.
compensation c0mmeusnn,.
work done. l,7
AS the press is the great ~
former of public opinions. NJ
peal to ii to keep this matte, =,
and constantly before the pe,ai
have not a dollar of expositmh|
which TO even buy statloner y /
agG, | hope the press of The N
VIE publish this circular lttt,
To the benefits TO be derived \
exposition for their pay, / n
county will get up llninediattk /.
complete description Of all Ii, \
advantages, etc, have the ~
in Il neat pamphlet form, anlIl
il judiciously distributed.
our railway companies, em
in works of this character, h
solicited 10 furnish large ~
printed matter, maps, etc, VI
their routes, together with III
etc. Other land owners win n
pectcd to do likewise, sotmiil
our exhibition n grand adyeN|
Texas, both by the exhibit shn|
exposition and by the dlsseh|
printed matter in all parts Of a
the continent.
! purpose, to further oar WI
point an agent in GermaIt
Scotland and France; aud Mi
not like to be instrumental Il
the fair name OF Texas By Nj
paupers or socialists TO heras
would be proud to see hefw
thickly dotted with the hohean
the old world, and capltalIse \
surplus millions coming anloa
ing investment. This weeiph
will put our shoulders to'ihtiH
make II long pull, u strong puIs
altogether.
Other states are moving n z
with commcndable energy ,Hl
not afford to rely alone upon I
natural resources and ad,anl
should use all proper occaslAs'
the same known. Hence. va
ford not to be fairly repfestf1
great American exposition xR'
of Europeans viii come % ~
resources OF the new word, Z
Of them with The view da
where they will 90 10 N
capital or secure future hces
fore, earnestly request yoii
prompt cooperation IN tldss'
business, and | will take \
any time in supplying you Wy
information.
Responses are now III 0faeI'
We, railroad companies, lanl
corporate companies, towns 2
ticsand individuals !
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Commissioning
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