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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
Notis fur &outrsftorsm

8erfiegelte Nngebote tperben in Der
Office bes @ountD : Glerfs BON 8erar
@ountD, Sbab. So. Gmitb, bis surn is.
Gebrnar 1892, Mittags u l1br fir ben
Bam bes grbgei6o1es bes rleuer fiinfs
it0digen feuerii6eren Granits @ountps
Gourtbauss @ebaubes bon 8erar Count
tp an Der MainsYfa3a Der. Stabt San
Mttonio eftgegengenomlnen.
Sie GountD : Gommiliioners : Court
bebdlt ii6 bas &e6t Dor, ale Mngebote
5urid5utpeiien unb beliebige Menberuns
gen Daran porsune1men. +,
ollie Mngebote finb BON einem bes
glaubigten She'd i'm Betrage BON fii1f=
taufenD ($5000) 9olars, sablbar an
ben @ountps& i6ter, gu begleiten.
Sin beglaubigter Gbed i'm Betraae
hpn eintauietb ($l000) Dollars mir6
berlangt BON alen Yerlonen, tuelde
MngebOie einrei6en, als @arantie, bas
ole pldne, pel6e Tie gegen Q~uittuna
aug Der Office Der Qr1iteften geuonls
men, innerbalb Der borgeidriebenet
3eit auriderftattet perbef.
pldne unb Specififationen f6ntett
eingefeben Derben in Der Office Der
Nrditeften @orbon & 2amb, 3immer
2 bic Is, Smitb Building, San Mas
tonic, Seras.
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Giue bcimiiae Suoultrie.
@cp. Manorp's 9ampf : aaferei.

Man hort hdufig, bab beimii6e Sn=
bultrie-na6 Dem Spri6morte: Ser
Yropbet gilt ni6ts III ieinem Batter
lanbe" = in Der eigener Stabt menig
anerfannt wirb. 9tun, bel @ep. Man=
brp 8 9ampffiferei 1T bies nidt Der
Sau. SIM @egentbeil fiaben Die ia
brifate Der 6abrit reiBenben NbiaB unb
lie 1T nit Nuftrdgen nidt MIR bon bier,
ionbern bon LIBERAL Der, f0rmli6 iiber=
bduft. Ser @rfplg Der grOBarti9 einz
0eridteten &iiferei lit fem @ebeimniB.
Serr Manbrp lit elm Wteiiter in ieinem
SADIE. Gr bat ME barauf gewartet,
baB inn ausmdrtige &onfurrens 5uporz
fam, loubern er i6nitt lie itets ielbft
ab, inbem er Die neueiten Nlti6affungen
madte unb Die neueitcn M}ai6iaen aufz
itelte. Seute lit er fir bic bebeutenb-
ten 9luftrdge in 6dNern, 8otti6en, Giz
lternen &c. eingeridtet unb ale merb2n
Tie prompt ausgefibrt. Die &iiferei be-
fnbet ii6 10S unb ITO @uitinsS trabe,
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Weimmbbeit lit MeiGtbr,t,t

Dr.IG. 6. Wets Merpers nah Gepirn : Sur 1T ED
sarautrtes ipeetHi9ss peilmittsl tdr 1raf-i.. GRIM
We, nerpbit Hfurafsra, aopfitmer3en, nstp6fe uebtr.
ret5uHs nab Ntfpannun8, r~erurlaef buih tsn lters
itst, Ntebersef&lasenbeif unp .ssttr,srrreir nns Dir
In Watninn auSaTtet unn ausemet-es Gte-b, Sie&s
thsm unr Lob berbeifhtrt. &c IL aud TN Ge:4mitte:
ssfens BEL 6etnsn Gse5uleatera, Gpsruatrrrbaea, se,.
arfa1Rt ours g t5siSe ueheidnifrensnu cher hnrt
Snseneihnben. sseos { 4ahtel cntboit bic anr fiji
ttHea aRpuaf. 81 90 BITE SGeGt'i. orsr y Chd1tein
far 50 90, hurA ste prf sesen Gtai. nban. ess Greiies.
9tr sa<dnfiren, ras 8 SDaGiein leDen Hau heiier
perben Xii leser Sefeuune III, : 5a1btslu, Bite BET
ans nit BEN Sretie e~i.lduit. fenpeu pu BEN Sereasr
rrisrf lGriffiiaen Garantte : s4ein, bas NH bat
8etb 5urddiht6en, menn pa5 APtttei te!re peiluna bes
gtstt. GelHe SHeine rerhen rur a~usseirat BON
4tt4 Drng Store leinBige Nsentea) 10. 8 CAT
6emmeree @tfest, Can 4ntpnfp, GeSae.
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Geeamii6e @ias por bent aomsreHe.

Nls, Dem alien 9erfommett gen1dB,
an IL. Sanuar bic taatert inn Nbgez
orDneten 6aule bes aongre1es aufgee
rufen lpuroen, tire @eiebesporf6ldge
eln5urei6en, murben au6 fir Seras
cine gauge Geibe BON Bills angemelDct.
Wir beben bier rur Die %folgenben
bernor, mel6e ein ipe5ieIes Snterele
fir l1tieren 8 taat baben:
y 9as gad5eug fir Die 8aumwolz
ballen auf Die Treilite gu ieBen.
p Sn @alpeton Elm unteri6aBzNmt
5I erri9ten.
- Ser Siefnaferz aorprratiot bes
&opes' pafes bic @rIaubniB gu ertbeiz
len, aus ibren Yrioatmitteln einen
WaRerbre6er bel ben Yiers gu bauel1.
~ Sic unme BON $4,000 fir
ein 8unbesgebdube III 2arebo unb Gez
laseo 5u bemilieen.
81 Ser Continental Bridge CONF
pa9uie 81 geftattelt, bel Brownsville
cine Bride iiber ben Bio 8ranbe su
bauen.
g. Sic Sermi1te fir bas s(bbalten
Der Stltriftyeri6ts 6 ibungen in Off
unb WefzSeras %ab5udnbern.
y Sen Gift 5u amttlbtrer, mel6er
Die geniionen fir bic solbaten bes
merifanii6en 6 ieges betimmt.
@s muroe auBerDem nod cine gang
3eibe bon @eiebesoorf6ldgen einge=
bra6t, mel6e ni9t bon aagemeinem
Snterefie paren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
Sin gauges Sprf nptt Der
8rippe beimgeind)t.
GanSe Tamilien 5erit0rt uub itarfe
Mianaer erid0pft.
9eur cine Samtilie entrimrt pbne
ernftlide Splgen.
Site fnrse @eId1'dbte mnb Sic 4eftiun,
tpelcbe tic eatbalt.
WinDna, Start Co., eSnb.,

ben 20. Sea. 1891.
Wdbrenb 5es Winters 1891 murbeu
tb unb me ne aus fe6s Mitgliebern be-
ltebenbe 5amilie bon Der Grippe ergrifz
zen. Die aranfbelt grailirte CUR 3eit
1ebr tart lit Dem Sorfe, in mel6em ib
pobnte, unb beinahe Sebermann murbe
Dapott ergrifen. uniere 9ler5te bebatts
Delten tie 10 gut lie fonnten, aber lie maz
Ten TIT Der gebanblrng Der aramfbeit
i1ldt erfolgrei6. Spbalb als meme 55a<
Mile e frantic, begab i) mid 11a9 Der
Npotbefe unb faufte feds Slai6sn pez
rlz1a, unb mir Aae nabmen es ben
gorl6riften entIprebenb ein, ipie iol9e
Der 6lal6e ~beigegeben parer1. Sbglei1
unlere Jale bel 8eginn au%Bergemobne
lid befltg gu fein i6ienen, 10 ipar bod
u1lere Seneiung prompt unb mir ge<
1alen ptel f6neaer als Sene, mel6e
BON ben reguldren 9er5ten bebanbelt
wurDen. Yei 8eginn Der Nttafe bait
ten mir Ollie einen iebr befti9elt 9ulten,
9~talenbluten unb Slutipufeu, aber pe=
rllzna BALI uns in raider Weiie 11nb
mir nabmen wdbrenb unierer 4ranf=
belt feline anbere Wtebi5in. Niele 2eute
itarben mabrerb Der epidemic an Der
Grippe unb nl1r menige, me11n irgenb
pel6e, maren nur 10 fur5e 3eit franf,
ME i'd un0 aleine Samllie. Ra6oem
mir Nae mieber geiunD u1b munter
naren, batten mir INNER nod cine
6lai6e Yt=ru.na i'm 9auie iibrig.
Sd faut bas Yescuzna bereitmiGigit
als ein 9eiLmittcl fir Die Grippe unD
als cine augemeine Gami.ienmebi3in
empfeblen. Sd merbe ni6t mieber
nbne pezrusna I'M 0auie lein, auBer
pertn i'd abiolut ni9t i'm Stanoe iein
i%ollte, es gu erbalten. Sd merbe ale
Mnfragebriefe BON Sebermann, Der meiz
tere @in5elbeiten in @rfabrnng 5ringer
min, bereitmiligit beartmorten.
s. s. 9atfielb.
9as Obige 1T bas freimiaig gegebe,ses
3eugniB zines ebl li1en Nrbeite 8. ST
that genau bas, mas Sunberte anberer
@ltern getban baben, mas 9unberte
Nnberer nod tbuil u1lb mas 9unoerte
Mnberer tbun ,perben, ipbalb iie ben
BON pesru=na als cine SAINT
lienmebi5in erfennen perben. 0err
Satfielo eriparte ni6t nur @elb, inbem
er gu Pesruzna feline 3uflu6t nabm,
innbern feline Samilie geras biel
f6neler unb DoafDmmener als Sene,
mel6e in Der gem0bnli6en Weiie be-
banbelt murben.
Sbatia1e 1T, es giebt Ni6ts, bog
ii6 nit Pezrusua oeraleiden f6nnte fir
RE Grippe, &atarrb (afut pber 6roz
9uiten, @rfdltungen. 8ron9ie
tiS unb S6minbiu6t in ben Nnfangs~
Pesruzna iii bas &e5ept zines
beriibmten Nr5tes, mel6er felt mebr als
flnfunOoreiBig Sabren beitdnbig pratt
ti5irte u1b Dieies 6eilmittel purbe bel
bier @pibemiert Der Grippe, Dor Der
iebigen, nit ungei6wd6tem @rfolge
gebrau6t.
MusfiibrIi9e @ebrau6santpeiiungen
iinb auf ieber Slai6e entbalten unb
lpirb baS Wtittel DON ben meilten @pos
gebalten.
Dian menbe ii6 on bic peruna 9rug
Manufacturing Company BON @olumz
bug, Ohio, fir elm foitenfreie5 grem>
plar bes Samiliens ar5t Mo. 2" entbal=
tenb 9Cles iiber bic 9eiluug Der Grippe,
bes aatarrb urto aler flimatil1en
&~ranfbeiten bes Winters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
Mnfun IT.
California ; @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 2a=
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. s. Weper am Nlamoz
Ylasa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Sat unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der 8ein5i6ter. Oils
gutem 8enner gelingt es linn ftets, bic
beiten Sortett aus5umdblen. @r fam
feline &unDen uub 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb=- unb
WeiB Weine in por5iigli9er Gualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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SER 6. $. ,Maaer, SO 217 ofs

&crr 6. $. .Msaaer, SO 217 Sf=
9oulton Strabe bdlt itets bas pols
fommenlte Eager in ,3ei6enmaterias
lieu, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegelz
gIas. 8ilberrabmen. 6irni1en unO allen
3ei6nenz unb Malersl lteniilien. &iinit=
lerii1 ausgefibrte gilber unD Statuet=
ten &C. liub in elmer iebenspsrtben Sal
lerie CUR Nnli6t urb gum 8erfauf aus=
gelteft. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbeto=
rationen lit bas @ef9madDoafte unb
Neuelte bort gu finben.
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) 8.

Ser Special : 9lrst Or. s. g.,
9atbawap bat feline Office eine
Sbiir welter na6 Weten BON ieiner
friberen Sfice perlegt. &r 1T ieBt 81
finDen i'm neuen Stepenss8 ebduDe an
Der Welt : @ommerltraBe $50. SO & 35,
ND er bic 3immer 2, 4 unb 6 innebat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
81. 9.ute Der morlo's Gispcn,

Die 2tute Der MorlS's 9i5pca'
jarn in gufFalo, q. g., ne1ulen ellis
mai i'm Sabre Sapertar auf, uno mas
aAlaltbf gu, t9uA iie 81 oieiem 3wcde?
e.. 5a6lell Die Nn;a6l Der 6lai9cn, Die
upa MGnuern unb Srauen all Iic 5uriids
seianSt iino, unb Bic bcbaupten, bab
Or. Bierce'S @olOen Mebical Discovery
ODER Or. Yieree's 6auorite Rreieription
uidt erfalt, mas lic gu tbun perlprad)en.
Wie piel 9laublt ou nun, buB le gu
jdglen baben? Gnne ans scbn? MiGt
cine aus fluff bunoert!
6tsr bait Su 5ipci Scilmittcl - oas
cine bas Golocn Micbical Discovery,
3u1 We9uliruug unb RrGiti9au9 ber 2es
Der nnO sur safcinisnl9 0es g1atcs
bas auoere, bic Sofimun9 Set i~d)uad]en
Wsibtid)fsit, uno beioe ipcrocn lsit Sabz
rsn ~perfauft, unO 9cbt Die anSafl Der
otrfauitsn 6taidm III bic Mfiiiioneu
ie ,uerben utter poiitipcr Garantic Der.
saais, uaO taum einer inter flint 9an.
aert fam iagm:
~Gs mar feil 5eitnittel fin mid !"
uno = lit ba GRUB gu elaaben.
ooS ou Der cine icin ririt? lln6--
aasenonl,et. oab ba cs wrrtli9 icisit,
nos oerlierl ou !? abioIlt gar nidltss!
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9ie SmmSet @ppo So.

perfauft Mc9laifer, Snbian territory
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 9ol3 au
$3.50 per @orb unb gebaftes SDl3 au
$3.50. Nle auftrdge perDen prompt
ausgefiibrt. Sele p.b on 81.
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Mls Qebrer

fir 9ioline, 8ioIa unb Cello
erbietet ii6 u. 0Dbel, NorbsS traBe
SEQ. 40S. 8eionbere 8ea6tung wirD
eelegt auf baS 3uiammenipiel mebrerer
S6iler, auf oas Srioz uno Qua tettz
Sh;oI
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ma Morgan Ctr SLID,
Nuiterm unD WtlD : Sepot,
5ripino : StraBe, smii6en Main unb
Mtilitdr gla5a. Sleif6, Semitic,
8efliigel itets an Sanb 81 ben niebrig=
fen Marftpreifen. 4otfarten merben
fir 8elteaungen gratis ~pertbeilt. Seles
pbon 81. Ollie Nuftrdge werben prompt
ausgefibrt. Srend & So.
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Ser warmer Srauaptt Gasp

= Der Sarmer 9raugott aasper
nabe Serbin, See @puntD, mobnba't,
lit pl6Bli6 geltorben. gr bate ben
Sag iiber tii6tig gearbeitet, fiiblte ii9
gegen Aberb unwobl unb legte ii9
friih5eitig gu Bette. I'm nd6iten Morz
gen falb man i'm als 2ei6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16

@ofes! Gofes! Gofes! in Der
San Qntouio Gas So. Selepbon 2l2.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16

ayr Sir gutes Sol3, ri6tig gemeis
len nlb prompte Sebienung tpenbe
man fi6 an bic Carr MoDb 60.
Selepbon 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
g. q. & u. g. Sabn.
WbfQhrt.


Na6 @albeton, 9oufton u1b guero
t1gli6 nm I. --..... 9:55 8orm.
Na6 Corpus Gbriiti, &ofport unb Bee
billie tdgli6 um... 1880 Na9m.
Na6 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommer
SDnntagS, 100 Na1.
Mnfunft.
GDn @alpe1ton, 9outpn nnb guero
tagli6 I'M -...... $40 Mbenbs.
@on CORPUS gbriiti, &odport ur1b 8eez
bile, tdglih um- 1855 Na6m.
Ton &errpiIe tdgli6, ausgenornmen
Sonntags. Gorm.
RT Smitb's Mufternz9 e.
ut, 209 Wet Commences traBe.
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somtbern pacifie : Sabn.


Mbfabrt
Na6 NeuzS Orleans, 9on5ton unb @alz
peitom $500 orm. unb 100 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt t.
8on Nem=S rleans, 9ouiton unb @alz
Deiton 700 8orm. unb3:50 Na9nt.
Nbfabrt.
Sad San Srancisco, 81 Yafp mnb
Gagle paB.--...-....4:20 Na1m.
Mnfunft.
@on San Graneisco, e. gafo unb
@agle paB ...........8:45 Gorm.
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@rnnsetssnreams Meserraanraeu

Martin Mers ali 9enrp pfannitiel,
@runbltif i'm Original @itp : Got 20
fir $500.
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Giitnbabn Tabr Ylal1.
:. & 6. u. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
gfa6 ct. 2onis pia Sron Mou1tain
oDer 80. 6. AS Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Monntaiu
Nonte -..........6:O0 NbenbS.
ata1 Qarebo- $3.50 8orm.
Mnfunt.
BON st. Souls, Srun Mountain & sc.
6. & g.. .......9:35 8Drm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Monntain & sc.
6. &S.---....--..10:00 Mbenhs.
yon Sureoo. :35 Stadium.
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60 aibt quqentlide i'm menfGliren 9eben, mo maj
por Sfmerseu per,dfa petpe.. foante. uun Bonn tit e.
2ett lid res herlhmtsu Salraiioa Seles ~ errlnnern
GtieS be 1t ale nnbstttleu SdmerSeh ipiprt.
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Rag Ollie Sorten Milb uno Slide
bel i. g III b. 209 Weft Commerce
StraBe.
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GDfes! Cries! Gofes! in Der
San NntOnio Gas So. 8elepbon PIP.
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Gofes! Gofes! gofesl in Der
San Nl1tonio Gas So. Selepbou PIP.
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Weindt.

Cine dltere beuti6e 6rau tpir6 our
5ansarbeit perlangt, 4penue 8l2.
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trH3e Wdrnsf,
pelh' In Rpisr Lon
Susenp 8 S.nDet
an aaerneni.5ndtt
Isieen. tbrt esbena-
fraft %unteiyrdben
Habed uuf tbre
Mdnnliate.i t.itrs
ira, Icltep Ger be-
.rhhmt.n Or. 9as
tfamon icfbrf conz
fulttre:.. Geaae6I
aidt, @errrhtrant>
belt lfntl ceer etie
Trdume) wire MT
feni&aifitG unb
ga1 ben n.Leften
MttbnDrn beban.
belt uup NIT BEN
Sr6otsu Gripls.
RI fpmmt utmt
barsaf an, Oh mon
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Siirfii6e gaber, 80 9ritte Strase.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21
FIRE AT RookAwAY BEACH


RocltAwAY BEACH, Sept. s0.-Fire
started tonight at the f,ookawny hotel
and in quick successiou the flames at
tackled other hotels along the ocach
and ON both sides Of Seaside avenue.
Among the principal buildings burned
wore the Collins hotel, Murray and
DATES Grand Ocean hotel, Now York
hotel, Peterson aud Barry's hotel,
Mcissiers hotel, Columbus hotel,
Froachs hotel, the annex OF VAIN
wright d Smiths hotel, wainwright Is
Smiths pavilion, Bwchells grocery
store, r. simpsons hotel, Dr. Pulls
drug store. Pcterson's pool room, the
Globe hotel, tho fire tower, the electric
light station, the Garrison hotel, the
Hotel Stuttgart, the Ocean house, Col
umbia hotel, Schubert's hotel the
Grand Republic hotol, the Hotel Abe
marie and ST. James on tho boulevard,
Besides these buildings, which were
all large size, a lot OF other buildings
were destroyed: with thom went tho
erry-go-rounds, the toboggan slides
and many similar devices always found
At seaside resorts
The fromeu hattlcll with the flames
brhvely, but their efforts were thrown
away. as the FIRE drove ihom back from
point to point. Bull dings were blown
up with powder and others torn %
pieces IN au attempt 70 stay the flames,
but without avail Owing 70 the late
ness Of the season there are but fow
| guests at the hotels,
About 0;30 y. IN. the flames nitor hny'
ing practically burned themselves out
for want Of immediate matorial upon
| which 10 eed were brought under con
troll. but the hre was stlll burning
brightly at midnight In the contor o.
the burning district.
How tho flames started is unknown
A Mrs Phillips, ~ far az known, is tn,
only person who lost n life in the con
| migration.
Il is impossible tonight to even mp
proXimately estimate the amount u
! losses
The estimatus Of the total losa wary
from half & million 10 two million dol
lars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

OF Georgetown, stating that he had
heard that he Tips was a Clark man
and inquiring IL such was the case MIR.
Tips at once responded saying that he
recognized the Clark platform and
ticket as the only Democratic platform
and ticket existing In Texas to-day,
II Mr.. Robertson now calls cOnven,
ton to nominate Hogg mon an interest
ing state Of affairs will present iteelf.
Mr. Albert Burleson, who was nominate
ed for district attorney, Is an avowed
Hogg man, and has been very active in
his interest and on him Clark men
will surely retaliate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

NATION, ILL, Sept 29--Hon.
william NJ Springer spolEe, mere "
dav 10 large audience: inc to l,l
T allied with visitors from o 9is.
ie o.ito ,chieay to a speech delivered
I ys'.'i III, nj Eiwood, Ind, by Governor
Wy Ne discussed the sayings
AC - tHfsenubiican leader at consider
obl III length. and his driyes At the pfa is
S ';csi voTlings OF high protective tarlh
maj with much applause
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21
'nowDYr mARrIN ron CLARK.
The Ex-ConEressman Declares Himself In
an lnterview at Waco


WACO, TEX. Sept. 90 Special. r
EN-Congressman, "Howdy' Martin
spent yesterday in the city On route TO
HillsbOro,
81 am for Clark" he said In answer
TO THE GAZETTE correspondents ques-
ton. For Clark all the time and
against Hogg. This state has had
enough Huggism,n
In answer To the question II he was
going TO take the stump for Clark, he
said; YES, 1 intend to make some
speeches. read Samuel>Bell Maxey's
letter In favor OF Clark this morning
and want % tell you that It's a strong
and unaasailable document " voices
my sentiments Give me Cleveland
aud Clark With the tariff yearly
taking up nearly one-half Of the clrcu-
lating medium with one-third OF the
expenses Of the national government
yearly paid out for pensions, and the
numerous other abuses, the people OF
the nation want a change With evils
too numerous TO mention In the present
state administration, the peopla want q
change,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

CoLLINsv lille, TEX, Sept 20
Especial Last week was one OF poll
tics in our town. On last Wednesday
nigh: Hon. j. w. Baily, the e''young
man eloquent had an appointment
here and electrified a we'll crowded
house Of his constituents, convincing
more than twO-thirds Of his hearers
that Democracy still remains true to the
people.
Then on last Saturday evening the
Third partyites came swarming from
everywhere, announcing that Hon, Bob
Bell. Of Gainesville, their nominee for
congress would speak in iow moments.
Mr.. Bell delivered 81 long speech from
the sidewalk advocating The "sub-treas-
ury" aud an improved monetary systcm.
When he concluded loud yells for Henry
Murray OF Navarro County who
Is visiting here, were made. Mr.
Murray who WIS secretary OF
the Houston state Democratic CON
vention and IL now candidate
for the secretaryship Of the next state
senate, took the stand and for an hour
and a quarter poured hot shot into the
camp Of the enemy 10 the great surprise
of all Judging from the cheers and
shouts that rent the air
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

SrEpHENsvILLE, TEx., sept Do
Especial, MIR Nfintnr a prominent
Third party man OF Erath county, says
his party has made an agreement with
the Clark men to trade votes. When
the Clark men have candidate in the
field and tho Populisis have mono,
they will support the Clark man, and
whom the circumstances are reversed
the ClarlSitos win support the Third
party candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21
Some better auessiuE.
PARIS. TEX. Sept. Is, ls0s.

IARlSi TEX, sept, 10 lobl'
Editor Gazette,
In your editorial Of the 18th, entitled
"Only Guessing you gave the Peoples
party 5000 votes. This seems to me
very wide guessing, Marion Martin as
Union Labor candidate in 1883 polled
gs, 900 votes. You may say, part Of those
were Republican votes. II so, II was in
spite OF an endorsement OF Gov. Ross
by the Republicans, and II any part OF
the Republican vote was cast for Mar
tin four years ago In spite of an en-
dorsement OF the Republicans by the
leaders, it will be again east for Nugent
and Martin in spite OF the endorsement
OF Clark BY the same leaders The fact
Is, we have had an Independent vote OF
about 100 900 in Texas for the last ten
years They are mainly old Groenhack-
ers, with a few Democrats and some
Republicans, They voted for Wash
Jones In 1882, l02, 000 for Marion Mar
tin in 1883, $4,000; and will vote with
the Republicans this year. After the
ST. Louis conference OF February, lS92,
the Farmers Alliance came to the
Peoples party, making an additional
vote Of at least 10000, and since that
time at least 10000 colored farmers
have joined the Peoples party clubs.
The Populists have to-day In Texas
at least 10000 votes which will elect
their ticket. Besides, Nugcnt will gel
nearly az many Republicans rs Clark
in spite OF the endorsement,
n. l.. DoHONEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21
CHOLERA RECORD,
GENUINE CHOLERA.
spoh . Cholera Expert Pronounoss Mrs.
Domis's Illness.

DomlEs Illness
NEW YORK N. y, Sept. 20,-
Mrs. Domiz, the woman suspected OF
having become infected with the dis
ease, Is now reported by DR. Rauch,
consulting cholera expert, 10 be rapidly
improving and on fair why 10 q com
plete recovery. Oficials have dispellcd
an doubt by announcing that her case
Is undoubtedly genuine attack OF
cholera.
General Hamilton was interviewed
this evening regarding the alleged
trouble said 10 exist between himself
and DIR. Jenkins. He said;
"Dr. jenkins and l have had no
friction whatyor, and our meetings
have always been most pleasant, but
the result here shows the state
authorities have not kept faith
with US regarding infected
passengers. Tho intention OF tho
Federal government 10 erecting this
place was 10 provide for cabin passen-
gers, as they thought the state authori-
ties had no accommodations Tor Them
and there was plenty Of room for i'm
migrants. II Is Nuly about year from
the time set for opening the Worlds
fair In Chicago at which time
we Will DO receiving al
most wholly cabin passengers
from every part Of the globe. The
American people can judge for them
selves OF the idea OF the Federal gov
ernnent IN erecting these buildings.
Dr. Jenkins has simply done what no
was ordered 10 do In sending these
people here, and We shall refuse any
person who appears 70 our doctors upon
Inspection. 10 be suffering from any
illness whatever
Two officers Of the Hamburg steamers
here have been creating trouble by
their familiarity with female passen-
gers. General Hamilton sent for them
and gave them o reprimand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept, 90
Special THE movement among tho
commercial traye ors to have that
fraternity mcot here Sunday to or
ganiEc Tor promoting Clark candidacy
Is meeting with much favor, SAYS lis
sRromoters The movement has moth.
Nc whatever to do with tho Travellers
Protective association Ms body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-21

TAYLOR, TEX, sept. %. Especial. +
Hon. George Clark has written the sec
retary Of the Cleveland and Clark club
Of this place that he will give Taylor a
date very soon and deliver an address
here 10 his friends and the public gem
orally, A. soon as the date ie fixed the
club viii begin action preparatory
toward rendering tho little giant
grand ovation, with big free barbecue
In connection.
The Clark men here are confident OF
carrying WILLIAMSON oounty for their
fANnriic.