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The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-28
TEXAS IN TYPE.

which will be ready for occupancy about
July l. Cumberland Presbyterian organ
ization has also been effected here, and they
will soon begin the erection of a church
house. This will make the fourteenth
church in the city and each of these en-
JOY large and growing membership.
Ferris is trying to build 5000 school
house. They now have $500 subscribed.
The building of the Methodist church is
about to commence at Pearsall.
The Methodist church, which is in course
of construction at Arkansas harbor, will be
finished this coming week.
The st. 10 school board has recommended
that new school building be built.
The Cumberland Presbyterians of Baird
have their new church nearly completed.
Work will begin at once to take subscrip-
ton for the erection of the Methodist COL
lege at GAINESVILLE.
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TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Frost wants fire department.
Clarendon is discussing the erection of q
$4,000 school house.
The people of Panhandle wants a fire
department.
Wichita Falls wants parks. The plural
is preferable. She wants small ones, con-
veniently placed about the city.
MINEOLA, May 20-ThiS section of coun-
try needs and must have Il barrel factory.
ARCHEE CITY, May 1S.-We want a grain
buyer, Il wool buyer. more dry goods men,
rock masons, brick mas0ns and 4 good mill
one that we are willing to take $50 600 stock
in. This offer stands open for any good
mill man.
Acquilla needs hotel, and a good one
would make money for the owner
More houses are wanted in Denison.
a hotel, grist mill, a bakery, lawyer,
and doctor might do paying business in
Bclden.
st. 10 needs a bank, good hotel and a
better free school building.
\ bakery is wanted at Iowa Park.
Comanche is calling for an ice factory. It
also wants more cotton gins
Mineral Wells is destined ere long to be-
come city. The most needed thing ut
present to help her along is incorporation
Lancaster wants i female school and
cotton seed Oil mill.
Sherman is no hog but it is calling for a
paper mill, a knitting mill d canning fac
tory and creamery, all the taxes paid up.
more cement sidewalks. the Choctaw rail
road built, a new Board of Trade building
d large and desirable immigration, u good
sized tin bucket brigade Of wage earners
and Il tannery.
Harold wants a furniture store
Cleburne wants Il new hotel.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-28
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

Llano not only calls attention TO her rich
mineral lands, but invites notice 10 the
fact that no richer or more productive lands
are to be found in the state than the fertile
valleys of Llano county.
State Geologist Dumble says the iron ore
fields of East Texas will yield 1000, 600 tons
10 the square mile.
At New Birmingham alone Texas has
enough iron ore to make pig enough for the
entire consumption of the United States for
twenty-five years, and have recently dis
covered immense deposits of ''pearoted,
steel ore. enough to make steel rails TO cir
Gle the globe. and of the very highest quail
ity, no phosphorus and but little silica
Governor A c. Hunt has returned from
prospecting tour 10 the coal fields above
the san Tomas coal mines. 1t is reported
that the coal groupings were very satisfac-
tory Laredo Times.
BRowNwooD, May 22-The stockholders
OF the Sunset oil company from New Or
leans, La, came in last night, visited their
well to-day and expressed their delight with
the prospect. They say unquestionably
that this is a fine oil field, and they think
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HARVEST.
THREE PROBLEMS CONFRONT.
ING THE PANHANDLE.
More Labor, Money to Move the Crop and
transportation Facilities of Great
Interest to the Wheat Belt.

\ reporter yesterday met Mr.. J. A. Dix
of Kansas City. who has just returned from
trip by private conveyance through the
Panhandle. In response to an inquiry as
to what he thought of the outlook, he said:
The wheat crop is safe. The weather is
exactly what is desired and could not have
been ordered better. / rode for miles and
miles. and Notwithstanding the fact that |
have farmed good portion of my life, and
have been through Nebraska and Dakota
never saw so much wheat before. The
whole country is a field of waving wheat,
and the farmers are eXuberant. But there
are there problems in moving that crop.
which, unless settled speedily. may block
transportation and prevent the farmers from
securing good price for their grain. They
are as follows:
/. The labor question. Already the farm
ers are beginning to get their threshers in
working order, and the question of labor
will soon be staring these people in the
face. Many of them do not understand the
situation, and in two or three weeks they
will have tremendous crop of wheat in
their fields and no labor to harvest it. Ii
fact, for the next three weeks the newspa-
pers should point to the Panhandle as the
field for unemployed labor, and every effort
should be made 10 ill that section with la
borerS.
,. Where will the money come from to
move the crop. OF course these farmers
will be unable TO market their crop, and the
local banks must furnish the money. II is
absolutely necessary that the business men
OF that section take some kind of steps land
do so immediately TO get enough money
from the East TO handle this grain, and it
will take something like 500, O0O, 600 to do
this.
j. Transportation-The only railroad in
that section is the Fort Worth and Denver,
and It must make arrangements to handle
the traffic with dispatch. If every man in
the Panhandle would move out of his house
granary there would not be adequate
benefits of the present high price of wheat,
before the Nebraska and Dakota yields is
thrown on the market, the Panhandle farm
ers must ship their wheat to the great
markets as soon as it is threshed. In order
TO do this and in order to prevent the wheat
from wasting for lack of storage. the Fort
Worth and Denver road must have cars at
every station in order that the farmers can
haul the wheat from the fields to the train
Immediately after threshing. If the wheat
should pass through the ''sweat" in the
fields. where it will be forced 10 remain
until it can be put into cars. the loss will be
tremendous and the farmers will suffer.
With these three problems successfully
solved in the interest of the farmers, the
Panhandle of Texas will be the most pros
porous country under the sun. \ large
amount OF money will be in circulation and
the farmers will grow wealthy and pros
porous. ..s,.s.s..sssA
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'tAAs SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

of Colorado City will build
'--lcl building this summer.
Sc , commenced on a fine public
---s a., Farmersville.
Gle. t,.y 21.-Denison has taken
-.r .t'e- III church work in the past
r---.- ihe Roman Catholics are hay
E...l. .lsWa for I magnificent new
III. '-aF.- 10 DC erected at once on
Lie or Scars street. The St.
,.-,. 'fal church is putting a large
Is .r. A.r church house at a cost of
I4g..... "'t more than double the ca
g.to-aF Al present house. The Congre-
Zoe: csn@.5 are now erecting handsome
Nllar og ~: mouse al cost of 5000, on the
'eaara street and Tone avenue,
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ASTUTE WATTERSON.
He is Reported as on the Fence in the
Cleveland Fight in kentucky and will
Go with the Popular Tide.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, May a0-A kentucky Demo-
crat, at present in the city. who is upon
terms of intimacy with Col Watterson,
said yesterday that the distinguished editor
came here in order TO escape the Kentucky
state Democratic convention which was
held the other day. Col. Watterson for
the last few weeks supposed there would
be row in the state convention between
the Cleveland and the anti-Cleveland men
and he did not want to be mixed up in it ,
The colonel thinks that as a member of the
Democratic national committee he had best
avoid state politics He is ambitious to be
regarded only as national character and to
retain his place on the national committee.
He desires to lead the Kentucky Democracy
in a national way by continuing his place as
q national committee man and TO be elected
a delegate at large to the next national con-
vention, as he was in 1888. In order to sue
coed he wishes TO be on friendly terms with
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that the Lone Star well will prove to be at
least 5oO-gallon well per day. Mr.. S.R- r.
Blonger, the manager Of the Colorado and
Texas oil and gas company, is here expect
ing daily his derricks, tools, ETC., to begin
work. He told your reporter yesterday
that he was offered a few days since 1900
per year by Manhattan company to ex-
plore the oil fields of Nevada. He declined
the offer, as he has an interest in the Colo
RADIO and Texas Oil and gas company, which
he thought would pay him better, de-
cidedly
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TEXAS PROGRESS.

Knox county has begun the erection of a
new courthouse.
The street car mule has been entirely
emancipated in Waco the company's lines
all having the electric service.
The contract for the erection of the Board
of Trade building, which, when completed,
would be credit to much larger town
than Amarillo, has been let.
The new Masonic hall at Bonham is
nearly completed.
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Rather Ridiculous.

1t is rather ridiculous for the papers OPP
posed to railroad commission to complain
that the commission does not organize at
orce and go to work Ii we are 10 believe
them, the country is suffering from the de-
lay. Sensible people, hewever, will take a
different view OF the matter, and favor
careful, deliberate action The commission
is fortunately composed of set of men that
cannot be bullied, confused or hurried.
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LEwrsvILLE, DENTON Co., TEX, Feb. 5, 1891.
The Democrat Publishing Company, For.
Worth, Tex.
DEAR SIRS-I am in receipt OF the Webster's
dictionary forwarded me as premium Oh the
yearly subscription for the Fort Worth daily
GAZETTE. From business point OF view am
well pleased with the investment. The diction-
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both factions OF the Kentucky Democracy,
and if'an emergency arises when the dele
elected, to side with the most powerful fac
ton. Besides, Col. Watterson does not
care to champion Cleveland's cause, nor is
he in position to oppose him. If it is a
question of Cleveland or Hill, he is for
Cleveland, otherwise he would prefer a
Western candidate like William f. Morri-
son of Illinois. Now that the Kentucky
convention is over he will soon return home
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Mu.LsAP, TEX, Jan. 10, 1891.
Dear Gazette.


After having been almost constant reader Of
THE GAZETTE and its predecessors for eleven
years, feel that cannot keep house without
1t, and as received your premium dictionary
few days since, am OF the opinion that as an
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Accept my thanks for the book and best wishes
for your future success and that Of Texas. Re-
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TEXAS IMMIGRATION,

There is steady immigration pouring
into SwiSher county.
PLAINvIEw, May 21.-Prospectors still
continue to pour in and business continues
TO improve.
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MARIESFIELD, TEX, FEB. 4, 1921.

Democrat Publishing Company
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THRocKMoRToN, Tx, FEB. 2, 1891.


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CLARENDON. TEX. Feb. ). 1891

Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth.
SIRS-The Webster's dictionary gives every
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MIDLAND, TEX, Feb. 5, 1891.
To the Gazette:


GENrLEhEN-I received some days since your
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WHAT THEY SAY.
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To the Gazette Fort Worth. Tex
Your premium Webster's dictionary TO hand,
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FORT WORM. TEX, Feb. 3, 1891.

The Democrat Publishing Company, Fort
Worth.
SrRs-I received the websters unabridged
dictionary ala premium with THE GAZETTE
AS book ofAeference and instruction il is IN
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FORT WORTH. TEX, Feb. :, 1892
Democrat Publishing Company:
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GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. 80,

Fort Worth, Gazette.
DEAR SIR-I received Inc Webster's diction-
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TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.


.-.f7s Of the past two weeks extend
N. .-,.--.,.-yr:.ter TO Fl Paso and are gen.
r. .fro. -h1ut the country.
-. rose potatoes and rose bushes are
E--. -, IN line gardens about Clarendon.
,..r peaches will soon be ripe.
c,.., prospects in Hunt county are
- ~ au1 4 little more rain would
.g,..ru.ur grow quite rapidly.
....n 10 Northwest Texas will be i'm
.-.rt.~ year
1900. clip is rolling in at rapid rate
I'm. prospects are that Colorado City
F4r,-aa big lot Of 1t.
En-. rains reported from Mesquite, Pilot
a.t 'itt-onre.
,..,sr. MAY 19-We ship you by ex-
.H.- evening a box containing an
u1.. Of our promising oat and
r rowing in this vicinity. The
-.ra1 abundant harvest Of grain
... bitter. The corn and cotton is
.,.a-. na and very promising.
r... ....- crop Of Titus county promises a
..r ..-.t Corn and oats are look
I.- corn crop of the county is
..-...-..G eyer before planted.
r.-...r reports with about two weeks of
Sunshine cherries viii be in market
cries nave not been SO plenti-
f-r..I- 5~ NC present season.
3D.. ....-,.ur has begun in Bell county
s-...e,...t is pretty good.
..- r0y IS perfect III Guadalupe
Ill.,. Ills ...r. aud corn, cotton aud
r.. add a- vegetables could not be
- a.
.... r..--ug is under full Roadway
said tho acreage il the Colo
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AGNES. PARkER couNTY, TEX. Feb. 5. 1ss1.

AGNES, PARKER COUNTY, TEX, + 60. o. IogI.
To the Fort Worth Gazette:
GESTHEAEN-Have received the dictionary
and am well pleased with it, Think il good
investment for anyone wanting good diction-
airy and paper. Very respectfully.
w. WEBR Postmaster.
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REAGAN, TEX, FEB. 3, 1891.

ILtiTtN, I I'm T UU 3, ISsI.
To the Democrat Publishing Company. Fort
Worth. Tex.
GENTs-Your premium dictionary was re-
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for the money. l did not expect such great
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low price At which it was offered. Yours.
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NEWPORT, Ten, Feb. /. 1891.
Fort Worth Gazette.

Fort Worth Gazette.
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BIG SPRINGS. TEX, Feb. Q, 1881.
nA&a Eorf Wa,-th

Editor Gazette, Fort Worth. Tex.
The WebSter's dictionary sent me find It to
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by long odds, yet placed or the market. l paid
BIB for one several years ago that. with the ex-
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. 2. 1891.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. 9. 1891.
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth,
Tex.
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KoPPERL, TEX, Jan. 81, 1891.
Publishing Co, Fort Worth.

Tex:
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GENTLEMEN-The Webster's dictionary given
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BENJAMIN. TEX. Feb. 8. 1891

Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth.
Tex
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PARIS, TEX, Feb. ),
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PAklS, TEX, FED. D.
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WACO. TEX. Feb. l. 1891.
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MERIDIAN. TEX. Feh- s 1891
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth.

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SAIADo. TEX, Jan. 8. 1891.
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Tex:
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
she wastsd 20 Rsssstsr.

She was an independent fem ale
aud hated men from the bottom Of
her heart and as she poked her
head In at the door Of the clerks
ONCE and pIped out In q shrill vnice,
ais this the place TO register? ?" city
Clerk BIshop quailed beneath her
gaze, but recovered instantly aud
assured her that u Was.
81 came up here 10 exercise my
prerogatlve ~ free born American
citiZeness aud want TO vote" she
said, land I wont allow anybody to
interfere with my rights"
what ward ?" inquired John
urbanely.
"what ward? Whats that got to
do with o.? ! want to register"
aud she brought her parsoI down
upon the long table with . r-snund-
ing whsek that totally demolished .
new hat. She was entered In the
third ward after due explanation.
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young man that's none OF your
business. IL Il possible ihst I am
insulted here just because rxercI-s
q God given right. But u yam must
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II Was 20 entered, although u APP
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married or sIngls?"
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self. "whst lie your occupation,
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heard upon the stairs } rhu bf'aihed
. tired Sigh.