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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

lOSI ZION of some kind wanted by a Young
man OF ten year, business experience :
good rustler and understands bookkeeping.
WI make himself useful. Address II. c. care
Gazette office as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

hFFiCE MAN-EIparienced nan wants rosi-
~ ton in lawyers Office to make up all kinds
OF papers; understands his business. Apply e.
once 70 o., Ntlapta hotel on Main street. 2-!5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

AOIELIo rent the .'Oalman House, Dem
IL ton, &c., gsrk 1t,dias.s4 hirty-.wo
roons; fnsutehsdofd not o. 6esfrtd. ADDRESS E.
z. Ffitfen. Denton, Tex
nFFIcEs FOR RENT-Qa.oae.i11i11I1
~ tor aRavAepsssnsk3SE 6sS6 n ride build
fuesApPay 70 Van Zandt & SupnalIy. agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

DOSITlON-Wanted with law or real estatt
hrm. stenographic and mercluti o exp,-
Renee Address t. NJ, Concho Herald. Ptnt
leSaS. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

j'EACHEk-Position wanted nv 8 lady 70 zach
L French. German and music in a school or
ianhIy; Best of references. Address M l. -
inns OInSe. 2S-I0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

- IkNoCRAPHER-L Lady desires situatio ! As
stsnographer and typewriter. Thoroughly
othce Best Recommendations Address II,
NJ. care Gazette tt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

< lTUA1ION-Wanted BY an experienced
business man. eight years In retail drug
sore. Drug store preferred. Address Lock
Box 20. Rocewall Tex 6-Iy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

NrENOGRAPR ER-YounR man desires a POSI-
~ ton as stenoerapher aud typewriter or
Terry street. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

JNE-aWanted. home in Tops Wor h;
SlMko psy on home ss0n O q vacant
lot. NuseN6 north Of railroad. EfwSpt bar
galnEhave vo3 got it" A. B. T.. care Sazrtte.
\, NTH & TEHRY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

SlTCATION-Wanted. by a man and wife not
- afraid OF work. Inquire at SIP Kentucky ave-
.y-Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

MAN AND WIFE want work doing sny-
W thing. Inquire at 1901 Sfain street 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

's'EACHER-Position wanted by 4 young man
OF seven years experience as teacher and
qualified to teach Latin. Greek, mathematics
science and the usual English branches, a po-
sltion. Address box 10. Cnero Tex 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

flOslIloN-Wanted in grocery delivery
wagon by young man thoroughly acquaiu-
tee with city. Can furnish good references
X. H., care of Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

( HIPPIAG CLERK-A place wanted Al ship
- ping clerk or assistant booKke eper.
References given. Address w. NJ o.. care
J. S. Shook, Caldwell, Tex 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

STENoGRAPHER-Pos wanted with goo5
law hrm as stenogrspher, by Young adv who
mas mad ex perence in legal work; viii take po-
zion on tIiai; writes re Ben Pitman system OF
short tsEd; situation i, Fort Worth nrs tarrad
S Sat WIZ go elsewhere. Address Miss NJ. ". care
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

DISQUALIFICATION wanted as dry goods or
> clothing salesman in some live town in West
'ern Texas Five years experience. A No. |
references Address ). L. Moore, Rhome Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
FIRE INSURANCE


NEND to Robinson Bros, 1906 Main street
! Tor fresh spare ribs, pork chops, tenoerloius.
backbones. All fron fhs Fort ~ osth PaetinT
lard. Robinson Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
wANrEu-DwELLIN0.

seR j 3 s..a ...s:s z g e # 4:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
SITUATION VA NrEn-TNLs..-

( LERk-A young man Of character with fair
education and a worker. wants u permanent
position. Address Clerk, - thi, office. 2,-l0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
FOR RENT-RnnSIS


ronK,.rgoov.
NICELY iaTSis6sa ,a ...SSss;
~! ~ Gay sqs.a.af sfsssAsss MASSES, 80 La
Ra1 49,: .l.ns.en. trade solicited
Wss, sE secsns neatly furnished Apply :: So
N06sIS - -: -, u
Roaseussfsassseaa ; sun Of four , rooms CONS Il
1ve.e a. ~ East MeT.Her.orTi street
o siinS ,s rent, n iurnisaed rooms; a's
RISK street.
Il ooM-Fosnt, very desiraoM lsrg'
WIN i9oH. HFP.y 10 az. oher.v 81 esE =
ROoMS-FE rent. two nicely furnis hef from
o rooms <AAply to D. =. Maones % Yves
r'urtn street. q .t Darnell 8 co.
RooMS-N65y furnished rooms With Sboald.
II suitabl elofnan and wife, or two ge4sl esstn,
o. 81 Ease Second street. Mrs. L. ). O.
| II without hoard H.. ~ rs NJ -. y. ~.
East Fr,ns stFees SO
4 ooMe-zfos-Fe rent. . suit of To7 ns. bath
s II rooms opss sIsi R, Apnly rayloi
| - oOM-fine viurnisbed room, H. -, ~ -
neigbb0rhcod
| nOONs-lo Tanf 70, - ~
| IL SO sonsc, ar " aNSs.s turns nee
'G sessess " W p ,4.s
| --e..S.
4sR ooSs.IwSo, or three fqInishsS seoms for
sess T. soF no ssse Centrally
" w. s !S 30 Ai;DtRS
nishsa :oo az and 11s, street.
$50 asweek3Say boa-d 81
llOAkD EKS-NsntsI sT 4 x RaiE,% .,-,-
u conner Jonsa.,s, Nice room; io,asshesf a,
unfurnished! FirsJ.ciass table board
VNABLE BOARD for as many a. twenty ner
sonssSpoe had at IL corner RSsk and First
-. =, 49,.
,-fOf SAI-E-REAt. ESI are
EoR SALE One OF best sections Of land IN
Three miles from station. Price. III per acre
.,I-S ~ Nm -
II !VOx2Oo .eet for sale. Corner rr,ded stree:
and n goo5 neigh borhood One house tyyo-story
,oSn, rooms. passered all ou'houses; Two ave
Il. care Gazette.
IONE-Wanied, home in Yops Wor h:
SlSSxo pay on a home or ssOn N a vacant
lot; Ssss north nt, Of rail5oat. s bar
\, NTH 4 TEERY,
-
Real Estate Agents..
corner MAN and HAVE aRrd Or streets Morton block
bath Yser WIN mouse s,.o fooms.s ana
v eaiheriord s,reessss south ssSEt $500; easy easy
cast S,ons rIo 80, "ater ana gas,
House and loi on LIZ cofaA street. $500; 500
down, rest on terpeexo suit
Pennsylvania Avenue; Street HSay and water
conv anient. $3.50.
Lots in Grandview addition, cheap and easy
'e1 rms.
Two story stone and brick business house on
houston street; business center. $4,000.
i oT-A nice 10. on Tuy or street for sale At a
T. bargain If sold in a few davn {. fnS,:,ire Of
NJ. G. Eilis & Co.
c00sN WILL buy a BLOCK Of { kfstv-fwo |
. Z3NL3tts in North Fort Won If taken |
by Mondayfdght. One-half cash .6A5ence long
t me fAcfi6ce sal1 Must n " moT.v w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

~ pUSES AN d LOT Three houses ani Iol
!WSZU .eet Tor sale. Corner graded stree:
and n gooS neiShborhood. One house two-story
eight rooms, plastered, all ou,huuses; Two 1--WE
1901" cottages. Price reasonable Address J..
i. care Gazette =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

MUTATION wanted as clerk in grocery or one
y rs copyist; have had experience and can
! give recommendations. Address NJ NJ SIS
Crump aud Fifth streets. Sis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

ltOR SALE One OF best sections OF land in
4 Wichita county. iptersccted BY railroad
Three miles from station. Price, sl1 per acre
: r6resS. ]. r. Il. cs re Ga-ette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
wANIpGrO Ex CHANGE

NLB-CV Elk c HING E.sfs
G70(NA STOCK OF hardware - exchange
z tOOH1or lands or town proref5sin Texas
Address =. OssboI a. Fort Worth. TeX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
SITUATION wANTED-FEMaLE

| oOhLM antec a middle aged woman with
nSo, esa mn rem to cook. wash and mi K for u
| moderate size family. gooi and permanene
nome and fair wsyes Address Mrs.. Alec n
| -, OS.tou, ief3S. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

M Ofh-Sl uat1on wanted by man and wife:
W work of any kind either in CITY or country
ADDRESS U. D.. care Gazette. 1-lS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

~ oUSEhEEPER - situation wanted by 3
widow lady with two bows age eight to
twelve, as housekeeper cook; is q frsf-cIass
COOK Address j. E. At. No. rs Louisiaua ave-
me, Fort Worth. Tex. IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

[ rOEERN ksH- Position ed by Young IsGv
" as coverness or companion: reference given
Address lock box 10. HASKELL. Tex. 80-is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

sfoR RENT-,5xl0O feet, corner F7lfh and
Houston streets. with basement lner en-
tire 9hdings cement floor. Also SKI feet in
seeondsteey THIS Is ayery fine locf ION, suit
able eur orkrholeSale or retaifA illness. It
is sup ed WI ofdees ard ;woS&&a 5, gas and
e cleo hshiSzand Aassan s1z4oArun by a
S| r. P'ss| iISto or sReHq Office haesTd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
HELP wANTED-tFMALE

( ooK-Wanted, white airl to cook for small
SOP Cherry street. So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

Nv AiTER-Situation waiter wanted by a
" young man in restaurant or hotel First
class reference. Address W. A. Reunia, Y. NJ
c. A. rooms. sic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

CusEh EEPER-A home in the country On
~ some farm or ranch wanted BY energet /,
WIDOW lady with two boys age aud n wears:
wages no olect; understands country life Adj
dress Mrs. :. O.. care Gazette slE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

story hs.ssEsE l6llH French plate glass from from
10 about p miles Of electric street railway inter
sectins on Seventh and Main strectsS Hyde
JennIng, agent for 8. G. Jennings, Fort North,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

('OOk-Wanted, a woman to do cooking-wbite
~ preferred-at Mrs. j. Samuels, I2iu East
Belknsp street. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07
FORT WORTH. TEXAS.

t. works. threeCuars Of
chc railroad. ' '' ~ = -, 80 ~
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
BANKED his SURPLUS.
a Ret n"G whose Intelligence sssasss
Realty t.s.a. ps~asasisi--

Tho grandfather Of Mr.. os-n. Of 80,
Chicago haF. Nho resided Ia the Old
Dominion. ssa. according - the chlca.
80 Herald. ,hr osnrr " a dBs shosr
ssracl,y would ~rrn 20 .bililo him 10
a place In canine history. IIrunp hal
boon trained ts do the family market.
Ing. Escb Jsy he carried ,o tho village
buinhrr's hsssu; containing his mas.
,"r's order and a prnny with which -
puruhas. m-a; for himself, To shos OF
llruno's talent his kind master often
CAV, him pennies q, other tunes than
the marketing hour. which tho dus
made haste to i"posi; upon tho block Of
his friend, the butcher. oNinE 81 tho
frequency Of these gifts and tho ilbcrai
serving Of tho EniFh; Of tho clras..
Bruno often had surplus Of provisions.
which, like all pruYii-n, dogs, b" bHricJ
In tho garden. There vrru many ours
In tho nciFh,prhooi which, ,hpush lack.
Ing our horp'a aAFari,y, wcru possessed
Of equally sharp noscs and good siom
achs. These Nrru not Ion. In locating
Itruno's cache and apprupriatlnE lts con.
tents, In consequence Of which he often
wen; suppcrIcss 10 his kennel
'W' NAF lr' NA1 EfnbAfUHV uai Hf'u
bossiinr Ia 'rloni Of the rare gifts pos.
scssrd by his dog and gave him penny
=, furnish ocular proof Of the same. hi
,hc door Of III" meat market she .nimal
paused. bon; his head az II engaged in a
ycritablc brosn study. and then. 30 tho
utter discontinue Of his Watching mas.
tor and tho secret delight OF his doubt.
ing friend. trot;cj home with the penny
In his mouth. Tho two spies hastcnod
after the dog. and entering the garden
discovered him In the act Of buryin1 tho
coin in tho ground. All shat afternoon
tho old gentleman and his friend
watched with thc cagcrnrss Of children
the canine bank Of deposit. Toward
evening their patience was rewarded by
the appearance OF tho animal. who dug
up the penny and FASTENED TO exchange
4, for meat wbcrcon 10 make his supper.
Mind had ;riumphcd. and ever after.
ward Bruno banked his surplus coin and
bought mca, as his appetite demanded.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
AN INTELLIGENT HORSE.
The Cs"~a ~ai~s lie at t'hitsasishis''
thsspios st.s, .Jsiies.

The Cs.~ si~s SLs ss rhit.asishis's
thsspiss st"sy.Tsiiss.
'On. Of the mos, aff.u,ioha,1 and In
tolliscnt horse. ever s.0." said the
GlraEd House liar 10 fhlisd-lphIa
Times man. was owned BY cavalry.
man during tho ia,-s, Of our National
uhpicasantnrss. Two regiment. Of Con.
fcdssaso soldier. and a troop of tnlon
ca,aisy Nsso diminishing In Virginia
ono day. and In their anxiety To s~oop
down sudd-niy, each upon tho other.
they tried Ia Hain drcp. rAffo~ gorge
si-sst aSaastns VI . mil. long. ut course
ono aide aas rot AWARE of tho n,Ancasos.
inss Of the other. Tho cavalry company
entered FROM III. north end aai the Con.
f~dcra.-s from tho sou,h. 10th prog.
creased s,-ai,hlly. and they never know
they ~esv facing zach other until they
had com" within ride range.
''iirppn. III, cayaisyman OF whom !
sp-ak. va. an intrepid f-iio.. ani In
command Of III" company. IA soon a.
he .pi-a the Con'oi-rs'~s he pn' spgrs
TO his hors. and shouted Ia his com
msna 10 solios him. There ~a, a
hlooiy ba,;i. sor about ,-n minutes.
with Troa, ioas on both sides. and tho
oa,airyincn wore about "a r-,r-a. when
,hcy saw isrovn thrown ou; OF his saI'
die. A: she sam" Tin" they found ;ha;
the Confederate ammunition had a,sou:
given out. go ;hcy determined 10 rescue
their raiian; commander. who was being
led OF prisoner by half dos-n rebels.
"iiu, they came too late. Irown's
hor.r stood perfectly .,ill for a moment.
bg, ~h-n he saw hi. master i--inF lei
away ho Was nearly frantic and dashed
among llro~n's capiar.. lin was an
equine soldier. you may bc surr. Grab
blns onu o! tho rc,-cls by tho shoulder
with his teeth. hr threw him o,or his
hrad and back among tho rasalrym-n.
A., tho poor f-ilos came down sshrr
was run through him and he fcii iifclcss
To the ground. Tho heroic animal never
stopped until he had tossed os-ry on"o Of
tho halt.ioscn 'r-bs' and threw ,h-m
over his head. each ono being impaici
before he struck the ground.
Then. taking his master gently bc-
tween his teeth. he ran like mad back
to tho cavalry company and laid him
down on tho grass. Tho gallan. horse
then fell dead. We saw tho cause OF IL
In an instant Ono Of the scnTcfgl
rebels had sunk a dirs.snifc into tho
noble rcscucr's heart. but he never
fai,crcd until he had removed Brown
safely from the fury Of tho foe "
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
NO CHANCE FOR HIM. \
why the Young Man from Fiatviiis Wont
Hack On Chicago.

"Well, my boy, for your fathers sake
I'll rive you chance TO make your
mark In life. OF course you will have
To begin at the lowest round and work
your way up"
Young Clark, who was about eighteen.
was turned over to the head of the retail
department of the big dry-goods house
OF Belfori & Co. For week, says the
Chicago Herald, he worked like u major.
At night he would go u his lodg-
ings, and, after reading few chapters
of novel loaned him by . friend.
would jump into bed To dream OF poor
boy who made his mark and married his
employers beautiful daughter Some
thing told him that Mr.. Bclford must
have beautiful daughter. Gradually
he began To think of her a. ons whom
he knew and by every possible ruse he
tried to be sent ON an errand to the Rel
ford residence. but in vain. One even
ing he went to tho strawberry festival
of the Planot-street univcrsalist
Church. This Was the church the Bel
foris attended. His heart beat rapid
iy. lie felt that Mr.. ll1lforsl's beautiful
daughter must 10 q the strawberry
festival.
lie asked tho first young man whom
hc engaged in conversation II Mr.. Bel
ford's daughter was there. II. MAS an
swerci In tho Affirmative. His com
panIon pointed out tall, angular, red
haired. frccklci.fased woman OF about
thirty. Young Clark felt faint, but hs
bracci himself sufficiently Ia ask:
"iiasn', h. any other daughtsr;i
That's his only child. was the reply.
Thi, was erush.r. The vision of
iovcllncss was gone. and there sat the
lonely creature eating strawberries
with icshiy foryor.
Young Clark wen, TO bed ,ha, nigh, 10
dream that hc was married 10 a fright, a
'hrcw, a perfect ylrzEo, lie awoEo early
and almos, exhausted IRON IA" horror
Of his dream.
After dressing he sat a, tabl. and
wrote brief note:
DEAR Ala HELroED; ;-Yoa havu ty,ra kIsi
10 ne. hot eza sia9i u % logger. ~ Hg'
blaEac tlr. t-As ~ a..zsiairi t14ngFy hugs
have = sTusss ii-s Of the city"
Thea he packed hi, yElisn. paid hi,
board bill aad took tho iir,, train for
fiayillr.
Tain, one chance In a million ,hs,
country boy soIn. inio tho city can
marry his employers beautiful dauTh.
ter" b. said 10 his ehum., who ~-r,
surprised To 80. him back - .oon.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

There I. a prejudice in the rural dis
tric,s Of ,his state against bachelors.
says the Portland orcsorian. People
in every outlying sci;lcmcn,arc opposed
TO bachelors taking mp claims in their
vicinity. An exchange says: There
arc some splendid claims on Dradvvol
creek not yc, taken. a. good as any on
tho coast The citizens want men with
families TO settle on them. Three Of
these claims were taken by bachelors
las. fall. Tho ladies Of Dcadwooi
passed a resolution placing a three
years limit on cclibacy in ;ba, district,
and providing all bachelors no, married
a, tho end of tba, time be run out OF tho
settlement or hanged Five bach.
clors moved out, one got married and
tao have gonc into the sparkling bust.
ness,
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
",T's AN ILL WIND"
Oeetoss ssh OsssHisss leait the Nesp.
p~.rsass Of the Gsir uish De..sss


don't suppose ,herv IL man, woman
OF child Of tho i.ioi,tto who mako up
ChieaSos sroA, population that {, mean
OF hoaf,ic.s enough 10 Wish ,ha; a
plaSu. may fall on tho inhabitants.
While ,h!s IN true. rsart. . Chicago
Journal correspondent. I have disuoy.
cred that at least tuo classes do not feel
real bad over tho Anr uuncem"nt recent.
iy made In leading medical journals ;ha,
tho grip" Ia almost eursain TO rocar In
this country tho coaing winter ON
learning OF this probability I mentioned
the matter 10 my ltysirian. We'll"
said lac. lit might prove . good thin. In
sHosv ways than one. People Will sgari
against Il. and viii thu. ward on many
other evils quito .. hsd bai no; general
s!csAns arr In good saApr 10 COPS with
H. wi,h our former csprriunr-s fresh
In tss~A -. Srsr 10 Abic 10
remedies which ELL eesoa r~s,ori In
medical works. And t-oom- . hi-ssins
To people in after years Ny drurrls,
~as visited. iic saidi -'oh. I aui noi sur.
prl.-d. Th-r- IL no;iins very serious
aboa, IL any way. And :h-n /: hclps
business wonderfully" This las; -K.
preston was ~ha; I was ns.ins for.
oniy dor;or would co,sngn the return
Of III. grip as . ''hio..!nr.- and only
airursl,, would ssy /, "hclI', b,,lncss. -
Since the iatrs,io~s m-niionoi have
learned of a caso on iA- wos; side uhrr-
= drurris, had = small busin~s. which
paid him aLou; s1.oY1 = yca-. simply =
nice living. 'or several years Daring
tho run Of tho grip In Chicago. slspu,
four months he cleared up enough to
build him 5000 homo on Monroe
street, leaving only $1,000 mortgage.
I, IL fair To suppose iha. With another
sicr- o! the r0,iy plague this "husi.
ncs,".iovinr arussis, Nlli iif, ;hc mort.
gasr, and perhaps hgy another corner
lot. for. hc said "Yoa coaii Iaa, pu, up
whatever vas ordered. and charge wha;
you wished. and thor, ~as no kicking"
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
MUTUALLY DISAPPOINTED,
Time Tiles sni space vAni.hcs hsfers Z
Too Eager neportsr.

i
Too Eager Hsporssr.
Newspaper reporters like other people
jump At conclusions sometimes. When
the recent brick boycott began in this
city. says the New York Tribune, one
of them rushed into tho Astor House
and said hurriedly to the clerk; '.In
wha, room are the brick manufacturers
meetiHg?"
"Parlor F!' said tho busy clerk with.
out looking up.
The door of Parlor + was open. and
the reporter. unwilling perhaps to give
trouble to anybody, did not stop To
knock. but walked in, saying; II sup
pose this Is u public meeting. gentle
men? represent the Howlcr. and Of
course we want only trustworthy news.
so have come 10 headquarters for it."
Several prosperous looking men were
sitting about the room. and one. who was
at the head OF biz, table evidently act
Ing a. chairman, said pleasantly; al
ways glad to SEQ reporter. Come in.
Tho public ought To hear about this
thing, and the iIo~lcr Is just the paper
would like TO SEQ publish it,"
This wasdeiishtful. Capitalists don't
obebb s8tA hoas tu t3'hs ato
sometimes sverse 10 making their pri-
ya,e business public. and tho reporter
had visions OF a column or two OF solid
inside facts with tho names OF weishty
men to indor,a them.
Hut /, would not do To look his Joy.
10 he replied. calmly: III you'li giyo
me the facts, gentlemen, without ro-
serve you will So. them In print to-mor-
Tow. People who only give reporters
half tho truth ar" the nr,t ones to com.
plain Of ineompl-,. reports IN. mex,
day. Now. briefly. how many manu-
fac,ur-rs arc involved? How many brick
do they turn out Year, !, your organ.
ixa,ion p-rtcc;ad7 How much capital
do you represent? When iIi III. trouble
arls. and howr Are you determined Ia
,lsh, l, out Ia tho bitter end9 How long
do you think tho boycott, ~lli 'ss,r How
many"
"wai,. walt. waltz" brol. In tho
chairman. boycott! wha, boyco,,7
Fight, We ar. engaged In no ugh,
Wha, do you ineanr'
"wh...o.o-~!'' sighed tho reporter.
YOU'RE no, the Associated iirl1k Man.
u'an,urars, then, engaged In life.
struggle With III" walking delegates and
boyco,,ing ,hi, ,osn, Incidentally. caro.
lee, Of tho consequences - Ion. a, you
win
"So. sir" sail tho chairman. with =
touch Of indignation in hin tones
This meeting hA. br.n called Ia sro ~
w- can no, organize society for the
suppression Of gambling In ia hid
-oua-
"oh. J b-. your pardon for ln'rading''
gasp-ri the dlsappoin,ri reporter. a, his
rv.y visions vanished. ~ mus. hun. up
tho brick"
NO !h,ruslon. ! assure you. oai,a
~,leon-. Sou'r- not sosns7' Inter.
rupl.d tho chairman. bu, ia, reporter
did no, pause.
"impo,sIhl. for mo 10 stay" hn
i..k-i out ESQ .orry Ch-r. he backed
,owar! III. door. bu. " one o' you .iIl
70 over Ia the ONCE and call on ,hc city
eAitos ] scoi sure he viii H. glad to do
vote 10 your -xc-iirn, organization q
iAr.- th-r- h- closed the ioor from ,hr
ou,aii"l corner In tho -a,,r-b,at-,. I
hofr." he continued, as he buried isWa n
the hall. trying 10 kick hias-lt all ,h.
way.