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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
ETCHED AND SWITCHED
IN THE CITY.

Howard Morton was thrown from his
horse yesterday morning and had his
head badly cut.
Sheriff Richardson brought back BUS
ter Brown from Ennis, where he was
arrested on a capias for stealing cattle
in Tarrant county.
Geo. Gilbert, for striking another
negro, named Williams, in the head
with rock, was fined in the county
court yesterday. II was an acre ar
gument.
The sale Of seats for Donnelly & Mil
ler's ship Alloy" the first opera en-
gagement OF the season, begins this
morning and there will be no advance
in prices.
Collector N. W. Quincy, while In the
city yesterday. visited the colored
school, accompanied by S. c. Mccoy,
his secretary, formerly Of this city.
He was taken to Principal Terrcll's
room, where he made brief address 10
the pupils who were assembled there.
Francisco, Mexican, was arrested
by Officers Nicely and BidelSer for fight
ing another Mexican. After little
iisticutfing, he pulled long knife
and only the agility of his compatriot
prevented a serious result. As 1t was,
the assailed's clothing was cut to
pieces.
The remains OF Hugo Jacoby were tn
ken to Dallas for burial this morning.
He was for many years travelling sales
man for Il. S. Jaifary & Co. OF New York
and leaves q large circle Of friends and
acquaintance. Mr.. Jacoby was man
OF fine business attachments and his loss
will be keenly felt by his employers as
well as by his many friends.
An important meeting is the regular
convocation Of chapter No. 5s, Royal
Arch Masons TO be held on next Thurs
day evening. 1t is earnestly desired
that all members be present when the
chapter Is called on, as this is the first
meeting in three months, and some ac-
cumulated business OF much Importance
to the craft imperatively demands at
tention.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Ada ST. Clair OF Alexander, Tex,
TO d. Charles Clarke OF Fort Worth, on
the 10Th inst, have been received.
Mr.. Clarke is in charge of the mailing
department OF THE GAZETTE, and 1t
is pleasure to testify to his honorable
character and business-like ability, for
it is certain q man so faithful In his
business will be equally faithful in the
marriage relation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

LLANo-A fine rain has JUST rallen
here.
VERNoN-A protracted meeting is in
progress at the Methodist church.
MCKINNEY The Baptlsts Of Collin
county will have a centennial mass
meeting at an early date. 1t viii be
held in this city.
STEPHENvILLE-E county farm
ers are satisfied with the price which
they are obtaining for their cotton.
JosHUA-The Republicans Of THE
place have organized q Harrison and
Clark club.
kARNEs-Recent rains have been
general throughout this section.
IRpELL-A local option election will
be held here at an early date.
DETRoIr-White caps are at work in
this section and are causing much
trouble. The river, which has been
on tear, has returned TO its normal
channel.
LoREDo Large shipments Of corn
continue to pass through this city en-
route to Mexico.
EDDY-The Norris cotton gin burned
hIre last week.
CoRsICANA. The Presbyterian syn
cd will meet In Corsicana October 10
DIR, Scott, Of Galveston. will preach the
opening sermon. There win be many
OF the ablest divines in Texas present.
QUANAH.--Cattle shipments the past
week have been very large. The diph-
thcrih scare has subsidized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
CAMPAIGN rnicKs.

The air Is full OF campaign lies and
there is no end to the tricks that are
being resorted 10 to deceive and con-
fuse the voter. The Hoggites have
evidently despaired OF carrying the
state for their "Joss" by fair means,
and will resort to the same methods
adopted prior to the Houston convention
TO obtain delegates.
Men are going about in Fort Worth
telling the colored voter that there
will be penalties affixed for reglstra-
ton Others are Issuing fraudulent
registration certificates, and BULLDOG
ing and intimidation is prevalent all
over the state.
It is evident that the Joss" worship
ers are dying hard and that the revo-
luton which is going on in the public
mind all over Texas, in favor of the
people and against the politicians has
oismayed them and they will stop at
no device to retain their hold upon
the Offices and the emolumeuts thereof.
Texans are learning this and will
rally to the rescue OF the good name OF
the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
PERSONAL.

Col. Robt. McCart Is home after Il
visit of several months in Chicago
Miss Myrtle Walker has returned
from visit to friends at Paris, Texas,
w. II. Harding, leading business
man OF kennedale, was in the city yes
terday.
Col. S. c. Upshaw, OF Hlllsboro is
IN the city, engaged in the case against
Thorne.
a. l.. Leman, connected with Mel p.
Anderson & Company, left yesterday
on a trip to Waxahachie.
Jake johnson, the well known horse
man has returned from the eastern
aud western racing circuits.
Fred A. Beall is laid up az home
having had one Of his legs sprained
in an accident Sunday morning.
G. G. French, the Fort Worth repre-
sentative Of the Campbell Commission
company, is back from trip to the
b. l. \. '"0
Mr., S, f. Hancock, capable Young
business man Of this city. has taken n
position as book-keeper with the brady
mill and elevator company. OF Gains
vile, and will soon leave for that point.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
AN lNoeNoIARY FIRE.
Total Destruction Of Capt LlghHOOfs Resi-
denoe on the South Side.

At o'clock last night an alarm was
turned In from box No. g. caused by a
fire that destroyed the residence Of
Capt. VIM. Lightioot, second assistant
chief OF police.
The house was on the corner OF May
and Myrtle streets and beyond
tho reach Of the water supply OF the
city, so only the chemical engine could
be used. The run was long and when
the department arrived the building
was destroyed, though the "chemi-
Gals" were used in distinguishing the
fire that had caught the barn.
Capt Lightfoot says there had been
no fro in the kitchen since Friday
morning, as Mrs. Lightfoot was away
from home attending the Baptiot con-
vention at Bolton. He left the house
about dark to go to supper and upon
returning two hours later found the
back part Of the house in blaze. He
ran after water and tried 10 put out the
fire, but finding it too strong for him
he tried to close the door. Then he
noticed that the lock hasp had been
broken of or forced back from
the door facing as II the door
had been burst open. He then went to
the front Of tho house, thinking pos
sibly he might fight the fire from that
position, but finding it had gained too
much Roadway, went to carrying out
the furniture. But little was saved,
and that badly damaged
The total loss was about $500, the
house having cost 1890. The house
was insured for $1,000. No insurance
on the furniture.
There is no doubt that the house was
set on fire, but Capt. Lightfoot has no
idea who could have done It.
There was a Democratic meeting in
the Eighth ward and those present
came to aid in saving what was pos
sible. To them and the neighbors
who did all in their power in aiding
him, Capt. Lightioot wishes to give
his sincere thanks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

locked the postofiiee up, with hilnSseli
in II, lie claims that a mob Is trying
TO kill him.
Memphis, Tenn, is threatened with
an Insurance war. The Underwriters
have raised their rates.
Five hangings will take place at Co
lumbus, S. c., this month.
Governor 1'illman, State Treasurer
Bates, Congressman Brawlcy and Soma
tor Irby OF South Carolina. have gone
to New York TO open negotiations with
capitalists in that city looking TO the
refunding Of the state debt, Nearly
the entire debt, about S5,dOO,OOO, must
be met by July next.
The Memphis, Tenn, street railway
strike has been settled.
Near Brandon, Miss, two negroes
who had robbed q store and assaulted
the clerks were taken from the sheriff
and lynched.
Under the new election law the Pro
hibition party In Kentucky ls not en-
titled 70 have the names Of Its candi-
dates put upon the Official state ballot,
the party having failed 10 poll two per
cent Of the vote Of the state at the last
election. A petition with 1000 names
attached has been fled with the secre-
tary of state in order to overcome this
difficulty.
At Trenton, Ga, Roscoe Marble,
negro, was hanged for killing a colored
preacher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

The new Cumberland Presbyterian
church at San Marcos is nearing com.
pletion.
a Methodist parsonage is to be built
at Bonham.
A pOstoiilce has been established at
Dent
Tho oil mill at FlatOnia is COM
plcted.
The Weatherfoi'd cotton and oil mill
has begun operation.
The new school aud Episcopal church
building at Yoakum ere nearing com
pletion.
a fire protection company has been
organized at Quanah.
The new court house -zuaEH. neton is
nearly finished.
The new school house ., vcs,l;ny,on
has been completed,
The new Methodist church at Jonah
VIII soon be ready.
The new school house at Ciuu is re-
eelving ie finishing touches.
Work viii shortly commence on the
inc now Methodist Episcopal church al
The now jail at Roby has been com
The new Presbyterian church n,
WaNahachie will soon bs ready for
meetings. '''
The cotton seed oil mill at Decatur
Is almost ready for work.
The college building at willis is nm.
dergoins repairs. ~ - u"'
,NorS has commenced on a new
Oerlsslan church at HenFietta.
The new club building at Henris4,a
As nearing completion. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

THE moro or less esteemed Willis
Index says: at is said by some OF Gov
ernor Hogg's friends that the recent eff
fort to remove Hon. J. +. Meyer as
chairman Of the Democratic executive
committee Of Harris county will cost
Hogg FIVE hundred votes in that county
alone, TO say nothing OF its baneful Of
fects upon the German vote Of adioih-
Ing counties. In politics, as in war,
discretion is often the better part OF
valor." Tho Index is good sample Of
the Jossor. 1t would refrain from doing
wrong because it is inexpedient, not
because IL is wrong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

AhN FRAZER % TtxAs.
Godl my hopes are hSae IN Theet
Come now, QDiVl,iy reacuc me
Like strong fct.ers uandp Of Iroa.
Deepest grieis 10 me enyironi
Low AZ Thy feet I'm lvine.
Sorrowing, slghiug cftinr
Ador rs, I IMP ore rhtss
save me now anu ser me freel
save me from NE suaro Of Hogxi
save M from the doma sogue
smile On TcAAs-onUt affain
Turn d-ouL fields vill wave with eraia.
Ihen our eommeree VIII revive,
hNry industry uin thFiiic,
Music o. thousand mills
WIZ be heard On many hills
SMOKE from factories WI rise
i.lke sweet inecnFe 10 md Skics.
iseace and p'epty VIII pfevsii
Oa the hilltops, IN the vale
Cut away The tightening moose
gnee Tor an TURN Tii.N1s I.oOErss
yol, Tor Eht, is eY'ryWiaarsi
~oa o. NAuonal hear my prayer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

NO man stood higher in tho Twenti.
eth and rwenty-secoud legislatures than
J. J. Jarvis. Chairman Of the finance
committee OF the senate, and member
Of various other important committees,
his power WAS great, while his legal
ability and conservative utterauces
gave aim influence on all quOalions that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

SOME OF the Hogg orators get reck-
less in assertion. Mr.. Sam Rosenheld
made speech in the Seventh ward
Saturday night in which, among other
things, he asserted that the thirteen
congressman and both the senator's
were in favor OF Hogg. Now, will Mr..
Rosenfleld please inform an anxious
public whore he finds eleven congress-
mon In Texaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
TEXAS PRESS oelHlos.


Elect Clark and make Texas prosperous
Paris News.
The splrit switch prompts o Hoggite %
Characterize Democrat as "Cu'ClarA
adyocate'i Is the spirit Of an ignoramus,
and the mouth that utters II ought 70 90
allowed 10 90 out with the calves aud oleat
till the Hogq Is butcherd and ''the COWS
come home. h-NavasotA Leader
b. B. Paddock now has editorial oharRe
Of the Fort Worth G1zEfTE, and you my my
bet II Is a straightout Clark paper. Ne
gladly welcome the new convert 70 tse lol9
and trust Il will accomplish lots OF bO0u
for grand old Texas. Vernon Texan.
The editor OF Tnu GAzErTE has taken a
vacation and will visit his old home ~ ths
state OF Tennessee whore his WI 10 aud
children have been spending the summer
During his absence the editorial manage
nent OF tbs GAzHTTB will be under tne
direction and supervision OF Captain 3; =,
Paddock, one OF the proprietors HE
GAZETTE viii, editorlaliy. announce It's IN
equivocal support " Judge Clars- because
the paper Is for Texas and for the good Of
all the Texas people. GONZALES Inquirer
b. b. Paddock Is now editor Of the Fort
Worth GAzRrfE, and Il will heuceiorth
support Clark. Is the Waco man gaining
groundi Wen. rather. Aud II he Keeps
on Hogg viii withdraw In favor OF NuRent
as he seems TO be for anything 70 peab
Clark. "--Glen Rose Herald.
Col. B. b. Paddock, one Of Fort Worth's
rustling business men, has assumed edito-
rial control Of THE GAZETTE. and immedi-
gtely thereafter THB GAZETTE Jumped
down OF the political fence on the Clark
side. We are glad OF IL An open and
honest foe Is better than = mummy. 50
you may expect TINS GAZETTE 70 be In the
fight until after the November election, then
Col Paddock will likely step down and out
and the paper will proceed as usual TO blow
Fort Worth The GlzETTE Is not much Of
politi, al paper but II beats the world
blowing Tor It's town and state It's good
paper, and we like 1t, II 1t does go wrong
occasionally. Honey Grove Signal
Ex-Governor Wheeler Ex-Governor Hub
bard, Hon. Seth Shepard and the Fort
Worth GAZETTE are among the worthless
that have announced their allegiance 70
George Clark during the past ten days.
This does not include the vast horde Of lust
plain, everyday Democrats that arc CON
stnnuy dropping over on the right side.
These latter-day ''traitorsn are getting
into mighty good company as time goes on.
Taylor Texan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

a AUSTIN, TEX, Oct. Especial. r
Sniy one charter was filed to-day. The
NATIONAL hotel company OF Bowie City,
capital stock 10000: directors, Wade
Atkins, .. !. White, j. w. CARING
sqn, a. A Andrus, A. G. Turner, j. ii.
Matthews and j. II. 6. Halme.
PERMISSION 10 do business in Texas
vas granted to the Norwegian pillow
company OF Iowa, capital stock $780,
srd me comptroller to-day registered
$500 Of me public school bonds OF Bel
5Hpl Nisyi Montague county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
Pualllsl parls sun n I'M

N.eaPHIs, Tenn, Oct. I0.-The Jury
~ M she autopsy esse Of Dick Nolan, alias
nlaseE killed in glove contest with
s li.a !, BAKER before tie Amateur Athletic
10y \ '9a.ni'lar night, fetnrnod verdict
VI 800, uos'h from the bursting Of blood
tl 49,, :, oa'isea by eoncassion The par
n nv, 49, we're placed under lpsnd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
CLOSING HOURS.


The storm waves will reach this
'neridtaii and the other changes noted
M gcenr ~ and within 100 miles OF Fort
W ~ within twony-four hours before
sunset Of the dates given below:
oc aber N--Wind changing.
her ~ Cooler and clearing.
October ll--Fair and cool.
October H. undertaking.
Oct ihcr lS--waruer.
liam. 49, 49,
October l5-wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
HRIscn oFFICEs,

Alvnrado-J. W. Stark, correspondent
EDDIE wiilIaa,s, agent
Anlarlllo--F. @ Highsmith, correspon.
dent; b R. Morgan, agent
Al6any--h T. Lyons, correspondent
Lyons 4 Co, agents.
Abilepe--E 81 Radfori, arentaud CORES.
pondest once, Postoii1e building. q
Chestnut street, first fioor, where All or.
ders for subscriptions and advertising
should DO left.
Au.tin-J. p. MeRerna
Balliuger--y. y. Pearco, agent and CORE
siationers,
Brentwood II. Moore correspondent.
Wise X Mayors, agents. ONCE, In the
Pesiofise building
C Whitley, AGENT
Belton--Dr, II, S. Turner correspond emit /.
]. p. Osterhout, agent. ONCE In Postoiiice
b building.
ClRrksville-W s. Thomas, corrcs-
pond, nL
clcburno-LOuis HammOns, agent; r. @.
Hail, correspondent
Colorado-H. @. Townsend, correspond.
ent; A. j. Payne. agent.
Dailas-IIush Fitzgerald, correspondent
Oficc, 81 Main street, whore orders for
advertising should be left THa GAZETTE
can DO found on saln At ali news stands m
iho city. X. Gunner, general news agent.
Decatur. q. Gose, Correspondent. W
r. Fie.is, agent
III Paso--A. d. McISie, corrcspondent.
c. c. Keller agent
Eddy N. NC. NJ. Howe 4 Co. agents
Galnesviile-A. WATSON. .Tr c1rresnand.
ent; J. L. Hlckson, agent once Gaines viIia
music store.
Greenville-v. W. Grubbs, correspon-
dent; Frank Scoonover. agent
tiaiveaton-C. w. Hayes. correypoudsnt.
n. s. sabeil. agent
Uenriefta-i1r II NJ p,,,...,-
respondent; G. A. Mlnton asnsnt '
HAmilton-M S. Drunk, Correspondent
and agent
Hulsboro-T r. Co,dtrs. ,,,,r....,
and agent Once. Goodiggis neSyl ds,,ni
hdioining bostcfrs Sn,tb C,,,, sSso.,
street
JerfcrEon-sr n Rn,van .or-..,,,,,,,,,,,,
Albert Woods. agont
harshall--N Bioclr- ,,,,,~ponac,,
and agent. ofice In uostne,r, $780,.
MipeolaIi II Nfcf1srian ,s,,,' ~.
and agent
Paris-W. y. Gill, correspondent. y A
McGlaasou. agent ~
Pilot Polnt8A "A. png,a,d ,.r..,,,
ent and agent ''''N' R'"u-
Ouanah-p n r,oitbsr ,o-u.t.z..
r. d. Cameron aqent 0''iu'ponue"'i
Roavell, N. M.@iatnsa w Ns,,ur,. .
respondent. Hnghes q Vs W. sauliihs, cut
Ssymotr,,-I q Crsh,,', 1900, aaShls.
II. II. Horton. agent ''''''' s''resp'haeh'i
eshr.va,,,,.s a, -
respondent; n Hlrssh, IN sy SDg'noriana' o'f-
Sulphur Spr.ingsEs' 4 ~. s
ent; Chas. Nloreh,nd agen,
Stepheuyllle-S. 81 IA, ei ,orr..r,,r,-
San Angeln-N ~,
poBisnt Il y. Harris 4 Bro, L AGENT, 'S oiiee
Irluidad. Coi NWiii,a,, t,,,,.n,,,
ngenta ''n Si'''Shsiu y co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

It is reported that Colonel Nc
Gaughey, he Of the rubber stamp Off
cial signature, has been called upon 10
contribute to the maintenance OF the
administration campaign, and having
done much campaigning on his own ac-
count, as shown by the many thousands
OF his rubber stamp signatures scat
tered broadcast over the state, and find.
ing his financial condition will not per-
init him to respond in the amount re-
quired, he thereupon proceeds to get
up voluntary III contributions among
the employees Of his Office TO help him
put OF his dilemma. While there are
many Clark and Walsh men in his Of
fec, still 1t must DO distinctly under
stood that all contributions are volun-
tary III for the colonel doubtless looked
after the subscription list himself and
saw to It that every cent contributed
was voluntary ~ whether the donor
was Overwhelmingly man or a
Clark Walsh supporter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

TIE Houston Post thinks It is worse
TO deplore business failure and try to
remedy 1t than to help create IL The
Post belongs to that class that would
deny the existence Of yellow fever or
cholera which was carrying on people
oy tho score, rather than recognize tho
fact OF It's presence and try TO stamp 1t
ont -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
THE FIREMEN.


Don Adams came back Yesterday
from Louisville, KY, where he mas been
in attendance on the Twentieth annual
session OF the national association OF
hre engineers. He wears a very pretty
solid gold membership badge Of the
association presented to him by the
members of the Louisville department,
tie was also appointed on an executive
committee TO arrange for an interua-
uonal tournament at the Worlds fair
Inc committee is composed OF seven
members OF various states, and ex-
Lhlet adams is the Texas representa-
tive. The committee meets at CHICAGO
IN December OF this year.
Chief Ben Bell, who was also a dele
gate to the Louisville convention. ala
not return with ex-Chief Adams. INT
has gone on a visit to relatives la Ohio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

In speech at the courthouse last
Wednesday night r. W. Bail, OF this
city, asserted that the supporters Of
Judge Clark were interested in rail.
roads In some way, national bankers
disappointed office seekers, or fools"
II was evidently the purpose Of Mr..
Ball to make II appear that It was a
matter OF opprobriu.A to Clark to have
the support OF railway men and national
bankers, or that II was to ones discredit
to be Interested in railways, or TO be a
national banker.
If this WIS not the purport aud inten-
tion of tho remark quoted it was cer-
tainly meaningless,
There appears TO be two f. w. Balls
in Fort Worth, for upon investigation
IHE ViAzETrE learns that there Is n
national banker by that name now in
,he city. He ia stakeholder, and. The
GA7ETTE is advised, was at on time a
director in the City National bank.
This Is nothing 10 the discredit of Mr.
Ball or tho bank. THE GAZETTE is
advised that a Mr.. Ball is also n stock
holder and director in railroad enter
prise over In East Texas that has for
Its landable purpose the connection
Of Fort Worth with the timber country
OF East Texas, which would be OF ma
terial benefit to both.
The point in this is that the +. w.
Ball who made the speech must have
a double and he should DO
looked up, and some means devised to
distinguish the one from the other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
Alt OVER DIXIE

Near Cordova, Ala, train ran over
his body. iiOia
- Price, who was 70 be hanged so-
NV tasto,s a. Pine Biun, Ark, OF the 13th
max has been granted a reprleve.
The Postmaster at LAthoma, ca I'm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

THE Houston Post thinks the prize
fool Of the season Is the man who tries
10 monkey With the Democratic ma
ehtne." Everybody noticed how rapidly
the Post made tracks in It's effort 10
get on the sids Of the machine. There
is nothing the Post fears 80 much as
falling in with a minority. Principle
IA nothing-the machine everything,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

NOT Hogg paper has printe' the
letter written by Grover Cleveland to
W. H. Murray. They all seemed
anxious to have it as long as Murray
refused to give it out, but when Cleve-
land gave 1t out to be published they
found II uLworthy space In their col
utnns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

RAILROAD ATTORNEY f PINK
HILL editor Of the Houston Post, still
refrains from telling the people the
conditions OF tho trade between his
masters, Huntington and Hogg, by
which the Posts influence was secured
for the ruin Of Texas. He Is sly, is +.
Pink, devllish alv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

WHEN you soc a Hoggie with ono
arm around tho neck OF a colorsd voter
and one hand in his town) pocket. do
not think he is trying to persuade or
to hire said voter to support Hogg. He
Ia beseeehiug him to vote for Clark and
Is merely rcaehing for handkerchief
In which 10 hide his emotion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

JUDGE NuGENT must feel kindly to
his old time friend Roaring Richard
Coke, whom he has served so faithfully
In the past II Is better TO he styled "a
harmless old crank, Judge, than to have
your life iaben, II you do not vote for
Hogg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

JOHN NJ DUNCAN, Horace Chiffon,
Webb Finley and Cone johnson are all
about to engage in cauyasslng Smith
county for Hogg, It must be desper-
ate predicamont that calls forth so
many leaders to canvass in Hogg's own
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

The Gazette will decline hsrsar.r IN
print Communication which are merely
erprvaAive OF tho writer's opinions. Yaet.
% 40 lnisre-tinE mature will be prlnt.d.
hut eemmsats wiu not bs uasd unlrss
Specially solicited