Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-04

through a desert Of rubbish Tor the odd
grains OF "pure goldp she VIII hnd her
self mistaken. She will sooa learn that,
like the rest OF the "llterary fellers," she
will pick out such authors as she believes
will pass muster and permit the new can
didates TO win their fame 10 the collins
of the newspapers. ~ Paris Tribune.
vigil TAKE HBRRINGs.
offerings or hellir That Is the legend
blazoned on the banners Of the Yankee
fishing smacks. Gloucester fishermen
must not say such things. In "lsaak
waIton's Complete Angler" H. Is declared
that serene temper Is absolutely essen
tiai 10 a good fisherman. No man who
ewears eau catch fish. kl Paso Tri-
bune.
ALMOST UNIVERSAL.
Barney Gibbs and Judge Beckman, can
didates Tor congress, spoke to COED
audience here Tuesday evening. Judge
Deckhsm spoke first, and his effort was
we'll received and won him many friends.
lie Is a gentleman worthy the support OF
his district, and does not resort TO
tricks that are vain TO capture votes. Ia
conversation with the gentleman he
informed US that Weilborn had done all
any man could do TOR his district, and II
his place IN the halls of congress. Bar
ney Gibbs speech was the same "cut
and dried" document that has served
him in his canvass, though Judge Beck
hams first stand prevented him In
dulging In his usual mlsrepresenta-
tions. II Gibbs set the woods on fire
here the fact has not been brought to
! light. IT'S the almost universal verdict
here, II Wellborn is to be succeeded let
| it be by such a man as the able iurlst, the
unsophlsticated, yet pure gentleman, the
worthy, reyered and honest son of Tar
rant, Judge X. Il. Beckham. 49, Midlo-
THAN News.
LOADED FOR BAR.
We've got a underground howitzer
chock full Of dynamite and old type
metal trained for a moody Midland deni-
zen On the night OF the 23d, at the ball,
this Midland gentleman was introduced
to the better half of Paragraph. In the
course OF conversation something was
said about newspapers, and the Midland
gentleman ignorant of the identity of
Mrs. Photography was rather severe on
Paragraph. We are on your trail and
hunger and thirst for your scalp. - Big
Springs Paragraph.
NEWSPAPER MEN 20 YOUR DUTY.
The Del Rio Dot Is In trouble mort
gage for $500, the Times is informed, has
been foreclosed. The paper must perma-
nently suspend unless relief is afforded.
The Misses Lyons, whose sole means of
SUPPORT for themselves and an invalid
brother, is the Dot, are Woodworking, In
telligent young ladies'. They should re-
ceiye assistance from the press of the
state. Miss Lottie Lyons is member Of
the press ass ISOLATION, and is its next
poet. There is no use In multiplying
words There is good deal of chivalrY
among the newspaper men of Texas, Now
is good time to make II practical Five
dollars each from a hundred newspapers
will meet the demand. The Times will
be one OF the number. OF course this
proposition to the newspaper men doesn't
prevent anyone else from helping the
young ladies out Of their trouble. The
plea for them comes with double force, in
view Of the fact that they did not incur
the debt. II was on the paper when they
took it, san Antonio Times