Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21
WHAT UPON CoMPULsIoN2 NEvEl


necessity then the sooner the necessity IS
satisfied the better it will be for the people.
WHAT UPON CoMPULsIoN2 NEVER!
Sherman Democrat.
The Democrat would like to see Sherman
have nice city hall, but if the bonds can
not be fioated with due Difference TO the
dignity as well as the interests of Sher-
man. why they ought not to be hoated.
Above all things, the city should not be
buldozed into anything.
IMMORAL AND FULL OF BLANKS.
Corsicana Light
The Louisiana lottery is a moral blight on
every state in the United States. Every
state and every citizen of every state in the
Union who has the interest of his state at
heart or cares for the moral good OF his Eel
bowman, should speak out against the
Louisiana robbing and demorallzlng con-
Germ, the Louisiana lottery.
FIRST DASH OUT OF THE BOX.
Denison Herald.
One gentleman in Denison planked down
$500 Yesterday in the form of a subscrip-
tion to the stock of the cotton mill company.
He had not subscribed before.
LAWRENCE SULLIVAN ROSS.
Austin Capitolian.
Farmer, statesman, soldier. Sui Ross IS
a power before the people, and everything
continues to point to him as the man above
all others to prevent split IN the party
ranks next year, and to lead the pure old
time Democrats to victory.
THE COLD AND HEARTLEsS WASTE-BAsKET.
Sherman Register.
ssWhat did you think OF my poetry!"
writes Young man from whom we re-
ceived a roll Of manuscript few days
since Why, bless your innocent soul, my
boy, we didn't think Of it at all, and didn't
read it.
THEY'D KICK ABOUT THEIR WINGS.
Arkansas Pass New Era.
If some people were able to roam to Para
disc at will, they wouldn't be satisfied but
would come back again.
INTERFERENCE WITH THE COTTON CROP.
Waco News.
The extra session in April will take many
a good cotton chopper out OF the field. Inc
state would doubtless be greatly benefited
if some of the members would stay at home
and hire 'subs" to go to Austin.
PREPARING FOR HOG AND HoMINY.
Galveston Tribune
It looks as if the people were burning up
their gins preparatory to raising hogs and
cereals.
IT'S GONE, ETC, But wHEREl
Paris News.
A minuow nibbled at the News Baited
Hook on Yesterday and came near being
caught in the Gill, but the fact still remains
that the Million Dollars taken from the
Railroads by the Commission rate on Cot
ton does not go into the pockets Of the
Farmers.
TWO WAITS TO GET THERE.
| Greenville Banner.
Patriotism is all right and necessary, but
the man who puts in one-half his time at
tending to his own business and the other
half in letting other peoples business alone,
is the fellow who will get there in good
shape.
WHEN THE SHOW LETS OUT.
Bonham Favorite.
The third party movement will be only a
Renaissance after the big circuseS have
performed next year.
A THREE-CoRNERED COMBINATION.
Farmers World.
The sub-treasuryites, the dishonest anti
commission men and the devil have formed
a combine to beat Hogg.
THE NATIVITY" OF LuNA's LusTER.
Austin News.
| No douh. the astronomers in this country
| took observations Sunday night with an eye
! 10 the settlement Of sundry questions that
! have sprung up of late years relative to the
| physical constitution of the moon. One OF
| them is whether the moon doesl' -
| with light native to itself as That
reflected from the solar0
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