Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

Whist have this T p. A. ever done? so;
20 be quite al Old Chestnut, as a numoef
0f chronIc kickeTs hsd tEe!r eyes shut to
the isat lhsf they hsd saved them So l.
year on the license, but now |. is under
stood that by hard YORK the railroad com.
mitsee hos eecured thou and mile
uook for S25; and perhaps the k'ckers
will kick because il WAS not made 9 cen 6
GER nile. Some pao.l nave got 90 sour
On themselves and everybody else that
they couldn't live without gEuEbiing CT
some oae, so Let th5n kick until they
sick tns-4selyes 10 death. Thea there
will hL quietness in the ranas.
Join tha ranks row, boys. Pa. up your
little 81 ysar ind - honest, hard Woik
Ing 7. z. a. Man IL tie future.
G9n'l men Of the TT Ill; Assoc alton,
accept thsDks Ia tie nsue {: the I P A,
Tor your generous concession = giving Ut
. milsgs ticket. ArhcBgh T. is rot jas!
zac!ly wlst We want sill it Is accepted
sith thanks, AID VT a. an ASSOCIATION
Will Try and sac thSt the nj eige titke il
not sbused in the Stste q Tex.e, and by
guarding your interest 80 closely Dr.. w
to you that 5000 mile liter changesb' c
ticket wou d be &c our mu:u.l Interest.
How msny o, the mont, 2. A men IT
tte sta.e Of Texas will tske advantage Of
the concession grantai The T. 7. A, snd
Guy mi'e-ge 'icse:s in 'hefu'urs. Ssnd
ia your sppliclsioDs and htcome me u 5ere
Of the largest travelling mel's association
In the woIld.
The decision Of the Supreme court OF
the Unted Safes vas received joyfnlly
by the commercial travellers throughout
the state, and they hsve good Cause to
reioice, for they have been paying & tax
for several wears amounting to from
$4,000 TO $4,000 yesr, which they
have a'wsYs thought VAS unconstitu
tional; bu. they were not oTssn'zad sui-
iciently to test the case until the Travel
ers Protective Association was organiz 30
and took the matter IN hand NJ one
blsmes Attorney General II g tor de-
fendiDg the states side OF the case. he
WIS expected 10 dc so, spd in the Stockton
case he WAS given weeks time 10 pre-
pare his case; but when IL his Argument
be devoted more than one half his time
in abusing snd slanderlng tbs
travelling men IN the most out
rsgeous manner, then and not until Their,
did the travelling mer gst down on the
worthy Attorney General, and he need
not be surprised II the travelling men IL
turn show their appreciation sud do their
duty by using the pencil freely In scratch.
ing Mr.. Hogg's name e the ticket next
Tuesday.
W. B. Wells, one OF the most popular
knights thsS had. from the Mound CITY, IL
st the Pickwick.
]. Il. Allen Of New York will res: 81
the PickHick tosday.
E 2. Jackson Of s.. Lou;s is ore oil
the drummers who will hold down Fort
Worth to-day.
J. A. Armstrong OF Evansville, Ind is
snong the srrivsls OF commercial mel
list svening.
4. A. Green, Jr., Gainesville; z. :. Ed
wards, 81 LOUIS; n, q Cannon, Phils-
delphia; F E. Hickey, ST. Louis; J. J
Conhling, DAYTON. Ohio; z. " Webster
Caicsgo, and Ell Richardson are some OF
the commercial tourists who will spend
the Sunday At the Pickwick.
Among the commercial travellers who
viii put up e. the Ellis for Sunday are
]. Z. Thompson, NeW York; J. ". L,
HAss Eincinnsti; G Fl. Potter, Boston /;
FEC Robinson, G W Bush, s.. Louis.
w. Dunn OF S.. Luis is enc Of the
most rumerous drummers that will be
found In the city 10 dsFss
3 D. SbsckeifoIH,H Cincinnati is
teding Sunday city.
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