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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

DO greater demand for lumber than
ever was known, which will cause the
mills TO run TO their utmost capacity 70
fill their orders, It is well-kn9wnl
fact that Il is a dull, oversstocked
market that causes prices to drop ana
necessarily wages are lower; but with
a prosperous year, q good demand for
lumber. there Is a much better eha GO
for wages to be increased than lowered
The laboring men, II they stop to think
one moment, will see tho chances are
much in their favor II Clark is elected
and prosperity is again in our state
Orange Leader.
The Fort Worth GAZETTE has
changed managers. Mayor B. b. Pad
dock assumed charge yesterday aud
THE GAZETTE will DO for Clark for
governor. The Press tips Its hat TO
Editor Paddock aud welcomes him In
his new field OF usefulness. May TIE
GAZETTE prosper as 1t never did be-
fore.-Houston Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

in whom we can trust ond who stands
squarely on Democratic platform, and
on the other hand assure you that the
1ogg administration has been dis
astrous to the bost interests Of the state,
such assertions by such men can not nor
will not be ignored by the people who
want good government in Texas, not
withstanding the statements OF Coke,
and Reagan who have been feeding at
the peoples cribs for twenty years, still
feeding there and still want TO feed
there. have abiding faith in the
good judgement Of the people OF Parker
county, take away the demagogue, who
wants would sacrifice the ubest interest
of Texas for his ownpersonal Sains, and
you will see that ON the Sth OF Nov
ember Parker county will be in line for
good government and two democracy.
There Is not one line in Clarks plat
form that Is undemocratic, and no Hogg
man has ever dared to assail 1t. while
on the other hand Hogg's platform is
neither Democratic, Aepublican nor
Third party. 1t is simply Q document
gotten up In the interest OF the Office
seeker in order TO catch voters, sifted
to the bottom it means nothing.
MANY Of the old timers here remem-
Der b. %. Paddock, FIRST as editor Of the
Fort Worth Democrat, and later OF THE
GAZETTE and they recognize in him a
true and tried Democrat, always work.
ing for the best interest OF Texas. So
/ can assure you that his resumption OF
the editorship Of THE GAZETTE will be
welcome to many good PEOPLE in Parker
county"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
a YOUNG MARRIED ooUpLs
A Lad Of "a and Miss Of is Joined In The
Holy Bonds Of MatrmOny at Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, oct. 3D. Spe-
cial. About the queerest looking and
most decidedly youngest bridal couple
ever seen In Gainesville sat in the Katy
depot this morning awaiting the ar
rival OF train which would take them
TO Denton. The bride was Just Is and
the groom labored under tho dignity
OF ii years, As they sat on the depot
benches their feet lacked several inches
Of touching the floor, and thus they
sat chewing gum, saying nevera word
and perfectly oblivious Of tho stares to
which they were subjected. The groom
was jefferson Mickey and the bride was
until last evening Miss Cordelia Rey-
nolds, both children OF farmers
living near Denton. They ar
rived last evening. Soon aftcl' their
arrival the prospective young groom
appeascd In the county clerks Office
with II great big, six foot man. The
big man applied for u license, giving
the name Of Jefferson Mickey, age 30.
and Cordelia Reynolds, age IS. To this
he swore. and the license was issued.
As soon as they left the clerks office
the big man handed the boy, jefferson
Mickey, the documuet authorizing
the rites OF matrmony to be
celebrated. and the boy hastened
to his soon-to-be-bride. In about
thirty minutes they were man and
wife.
To a GAZETTE reporter Mackey 'ad-
mitted the facts OF the case. and volun-
tetred the Information that they had
come to Gainesville from Dallas, where
they endeavored TO get license Mon.
day. Mackey said he lacked expe-
rience when in Dallas, hence failed.
Failure to aim, however, was good
teacher.
They expect to be profusely blessed
when they reach home.
You must register n you irnlild ro'o IN No
rembeit me hooks are nor open and t0ill
close October ". II costs vOu noLhhJ 10 req.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

OMAHA, NEH., Oct AZ.
girls along the railroad l1gs NJ
smelling works discogeN9 '
weeds yesterday the poas .,,s Z
Miller, tho mayor Of Se1's
AN examination showed 'p. w
bre revolver bullet had
forehead near the temps,
are believed 10 be respoa;.s.s'
murder and the suicide lpsUi
cd by the mayors friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
GETTING EVER.


Rear Attack.
About o'clock yesterday atternoon
a young fellow by the name OF Erncst
Pfoilro, who had Just come over from
Dallas, stopped Mr.. j. G. Martin tn,
foreman OF THE GAzErTEs COMPOSING
room on the sidewalk ia front OF THp
GAHkTTE ollioe and at once began 10
ABUSE nm Mr.. Martin paid no atten-
lion 10 ms Language and attempted TO
pass, until the follow applied to him nm
epilhet too vile 10 be printed. and tho
h9Nt instant Prothro was sprawlino IN
me- Daek In the street. Before fbev
were separated he was adorned with a
handsome set Of black eyes and Went
on swearing he would get eyen.
As Mr. Martin was returning 10 his
nights work, about dark, PrOthrn md
companion overlook him on Third
street, between Jones and Calhoun ana
NWllh " You're the id s. of n ~ trho
nv me! struck him in the back az the
head with some blunt instr,,,, .Ite
stunning him and knocking him over
against the fence. He than sprang nm
the half senseless man and begn5 a.
scratch him, but was taken oil liz some
men VINO ran to the spene, Martins
i.cau Was badly bruised Ia the hack m
H. where he WAS struck. ana one Of III
hugurs was bitten. ''i9
oincer Judklns arrested Protbro -,
~" formerly arrested both Of the men
loF lha auray In tho afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

Governor Hogg's last effort TO arouse
prejudice against tho Democrats has
proven II yeritable boomerang and
the rebound was sudden and effective.
In his Denton speech, he said the
railroads charged the Hogg delegates
ten dollars for ticket TO Houston and
tho Clark delegates two dollars and
nifty cents, and referred the people to
Mr.. Camp OF this city as his authority.
II transpires that the two dollar and
fifty cent rate was open to the world
and that WAS available to every one.
That Mr.. Camp purchased one OF these
tickets upon condition that II no found
u pass No the depot which he expecte d ,
that he would be allowed to return the
tlokct and have his money refunded
The ticket was returned and tho money
refunded and the presumption is strong
that Mr.. Camp found the pass awaiting
him, and rode to Houston thereon,
Mr. Camp was not a delegate OF.
thor, but simply worker" for the nd.
mlmStration ticket, so II the railroads
were showing special privileges to any.
one II was to the Hogg men.
The worst feature In this miserable
business Is that tho Governor OF Texas
should belittlo the exalted position he
holds by dealing in such tricSery, when
he ought TO be discussing the vital prln,
clplcs Of tho campaign.
The Dyes OF tho people are being
opened to the demagugy that Is b,ipr
proeticed upon thun aud win resent h
as they come to learn the truth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

MATT QUAY and Dudley will proba-
bly, vote for Harrison and other Repub-
lican nominees in the fall election, but
they are no longer counted on for any
further service. They had their hand
on tho pic four years ago and the pie
showed the effects OF IL, However there
are plenty more OF their stripe in the
party lines, living examples Of the weak
ness Of our criminal laws, and the ma
tional committee were not long In de-
Gliding on Dudley Martin as the best
man, or rather the worst, to take their
place as dispenser OF funds for propell-
ing election frauds and working in
blocks of five with algebraic exaotness.
The Hon. Mr.. Martin won his spurs
In Philadelphia in 1888, and he has
been wearing them ever since: and
with his new charge in New York city
the prospects are that good per cent
of the funds placed in his hands will
help to lower Clevelands majority in
that district 1t makes the Republican
ward workers and wire pullers blush to
think that Harrison had to go to Phila-
delphia to get a small enough man, a
big enough rascal, politician with q
long pocket with silver lining, a states
man whose record was sufficiently soiled
to do tho dirty work that win be re-
quired in order TO make a show when
the counting Of votes has been finished
In the metropolis next month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

tion iisolfi for to provide for an APP
pointive commission Ia to strike at the
root of Democratic government-the
right OF the people TO govern them
selves, through officers Of their own
choosing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
cHoCTAw TROUBLES.
The Vote Will be Counted To.Day-1rOOps
Present,

TUskA HoMA, /. T., Oct. b.-ISpe.
cial. Very little business was trans.
aeted at the Choctaw council TODAY.
Both houses met and passed bill pro.
hiblting anyone but the members and
Officers from entering the capitni
'a iding. United States troops viii be
a. Toned around the yard and no ono
"iil be allowed 10 20 near the building
Mhiln the votes are being counted.
They tnen adjourned until 0 O'clock 10.
morrow, when they will meet and count
.-e votes, 1t is q conceded fact thnt
Tones will be elected although tho
other side has sworn rebellion IN case
Jones Is seated. 1t is thought that
everything will present gloomy stu.
atlon When tho result Is decided.
Everything is quiet to-day. No drink,
ing whatever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
SPECIAL NOrcI
MORPHINE,

Aud whisky habit cured ~,
compound oxygen. M vle|
and permanent cure ~ -
opium and whisky habit "a.
dermlc needle, no poisono,.'
poison, no insanity, 10 ~. Y
nothing 70 lnjure body o. WV ~
oxygen kills the poison I. w, 4.
builds up the whole systp~ "
mind, and makes YOU nj u.
son from the very 6erinri.s,H ~
ment's pain or slcknegs, =,
sound as a child. Cure 49,.
ten 10 twenty days. Addr..
coHrotsso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
nnANrII nrEIIlEs

AiyarSad9o,,s;L W gs start CORRESPONDENT
Aault N a IIlrhkritb eorraanondent,
n A q sosean. agent '''''
Albany--K Il. Lyons, correspondent Lyoni
a % AGENTS, II p.,,.., u...sa...
Ahilene-b, y. hauiordi nSenthnd cofres.
pendent ONCE, Postofiice building, e
Chestnut street, nrst hoor, where ~ or
ders fQr SUBSCRIPTIONS ana advertising
should DC leit
Austin-J. p. Mckenna
Bailinger-J, Y. 'earce' agent and CORE,
spondent. Once at Pearce's drugstore ana
hiAlohefs.
Brownwood--H, II. Moore correspondent,
WISE " Mayors, agents. ONCE, IN the
Pqstolhce building .....-a..... az
Baird-H. j. Cook, correspondent w.
O. Whitley, agent.
Belton-llr. II 5. Turner, corrospop dent !
J. T. Osterhout, agent Onlco In Postoihcc
building.
Clmksyille $. Thomas, cores
pond,nL
,clebqrne-Louis Iidmmons, agents X. G.
Han, correspondent
uoloado-H. Q, Townsend, correspond
enti A. J. Payne agent
pal,hs--IIugh Fitzgerald, correspondent.
ONCE, % Main street, where orders Tor
advertising should DO left Tue GAzETTn
eau be found on sale AZ hl news stands IN
the city. X, Gunner general news agent;
Decltur--J. q. Gosci correspondents W.
III Paao-A, d. Mcllie, correspondents
q, Y, heifer; agent
Eddy NJ Nj. z, NJ, Howe e Co., agents.
GalnesYillo a. WATSON, Jr., correspond
entiJ. L. Hiuksou,agant ONCE, Gainesville
music store.
Greenville--V. w. Grubbs, correspon-
dent Frank Sooonoyer, agent
GGlyeston-C. W. Hayes, correspondent;
N. s. Saboll, agent,
Hcnr!otta-Dr J.. M. Buttcrworth, cor.
respondent z. A. Minton, agent
Hamilton-M. s, Brunk, correspondent
and agent
Hillsboro-T. r. Cooling, correspondent
and agent Oncc, Goodlng's news depot,
adjoining postonice, South C0ylugton
street
Jenerson-T. d Rowolli correspondent
Albert Woods, agent
Marshal-W. BLOCKER, correspondent
and agent ohiee In postorico bookstore.
Mineola-J. +. Mcdaniel, correspondent
and agent
parlh-W. H. GIN, correspondent; p. A,
MeOlasson, agent
Pilot Point-A. M. Ragland, correspond
ont and agent.
Quanah-B. r. Colthar, correspondents
n y, Cameron, ngent.
Roswell, N. M--Jamos w. Mullins, cor
respondent; Hughes 4 WOodcOcS, agents,
Seymour. @, Graham, correspondent;
II. y. Horton, agent
Shreveport, Ih-W. A Southarlnn d. clr-
respondent; N, Hirach, agent
Sulphur Springs-K j. Bass, correspond.
emit; Chas. Moruhead, agent.
Stephenyllle-s. u Buck correspond.
ent: w. II. kOonhce. agent
San Angelica, ~ tiarrel, cores.
pOndent IL. T.. Harris & Bro, agents. Ofnco
on Chadbournn street.
Trinidad, Col.-Willhm Llttleaeld & Co.,
ageuts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

THAT little incident with the negro
porter at Denton will make good cam
palgn literature among tho colo,ed
voters during the campaign Verify,
those whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
a WOMAN CHARGES
''A' snS Was Compelled 10 sphall 10 the
lnsi Of Deputy Marshnis

!, Ar, AltnSoRE, |. r., Oct. 8. ispecial1--
',li,'i .ei Jones Of Purcell filed suit here
i''st nlghr m The United Suites court,
"tuile. d, ~. Dienrson, marshal OF M
se,lsin district Of Texas, ior $40. 00l
pai,A o. she sots UP III her position
i ll"t she Wa takon from her husband
~ q -ho lharshal's deputies under
q sued warrant and CARRIED of IN the
"o0as a. night where she was kept
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

TuERE is not a tax eater OF twonty
years standing In the state but Is for
Hogg' The cohesive power Of public
pap makes he oiilco holdcr stick to his
follow closer than brother TO brother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

THE man who stumbles over the hall
clock Us he comes in at la. IN, does not
necessarily lowor tho record II no is
running against time with his skates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

We hear good deal these days
about the manner In which Chairman
Baker. Of the Hogg state executive
committee, is deposing county Demo
cratic chairmen who yield their allie
glance to the regular Democratic nomi-
nee for governor. For iear thore might
be some who do not understand the
position occupied by Mr.. Baker little
history will be given.
McLcnnan countys choice for COVER
nor was decided by primary election,
Clark receiving a large majority.
When precinct conventions were held
to send delegations to the county CON
yontion Mr., Baker found himself large
ly in the minority and he and two or
three other Hogg men walked out and
held convention OF their own. When
the county convention met TO select
the delegates 10 the Houston conven-
tion Mr.. Baker found the Clark men
largely in the majority and he and his
friends again walked out and held a
convention Of their own. Al Houston
MIR. Baker and his boiling delegation
were seated by the Hogg convention,
where they helped bolt the national
Democratic platform and Mr.. Baker
was made chairman OF the state execu-
tive committee,
Having broken the record of the year
by making three bolts himself, Mr..
Baker Is now engineering the campaign
OF candidate whose only argument is
that he is the 'riglar" nominee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

In Is hard for a man to live In Tyler
and support Clark but about two hun
dred aud iltty gallant Texans have sig
nIiled their lnteniion Of irving II, ON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

DENIsoN, Ten, Oct o-,-
While burning rubbish
the dress OF Mrs. A. a.
fire. Tie loft limb and N
slightly burned. Mrs. sVge
presence Of mind TO ron
which extlnguished the w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

:, Al members OF Fort Worth lo5ss
no, ~. Railway Employees Frater5sl
benencial Association are reauestes m
attend the meeting this evening ~ Z
oeiook at knights OF Honor nan
ABOUT twenty-five candidates will ~,
the goat An that have been viii
loh up BY our Brother Hall will no sr-
"illihea to-day aud attend for initinttsn
J, 4. CLEMENTS, PRECEDENT
Atiess 3, O, KERTLY, SECRETARY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

4 CAMPAIGN based ON falsehood, de-
son aud demagoguciy can have but
ono termination The people will ad-
minister the neritod robuho In Noyom.
bg,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

GOVERNOR HoGa never loses an OPP
portuniiy 10 give the newspapers u
lick. The reason is that he was In tho
business himself once. There are some
facts connected with his career as a
journalist that TINS GAzErrE is look.
Ing up aud may print later ON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
Ordinance w. sS5

An ordinance prohibiting n
facemeLt or injury OF p1bie y
city OF Fort Worth ~
lle II ordained by the CITY ~.
OF Fort Worth. -
Section / IL shall heresi,,. /.
any person 10 mutilnte an, n u
public building, ienee, ioynh.
p hltc pr p riy In said an, !,
owned pr cont oiled By thesi,
Sect OIL 9. AM eroi " 4
visions Of this ordlnaacs M
gu NV OF mlsdemeanor IA NJ
yiet on thel eof be lined in arr,s
Section & That this ordI,,.
and be In force from aad aile v
rs required by law.
FILED September q, lso2
II. V. BURNS {
Passed Septrmber97 M y
Recorded October 3, iSQ
H. V. BURNS. 4
This ordinance not harlh,
nor disnl proved within ne h 4
prescrlheu by the q artsr Il Al
eject the same rs II aDpiotel
II V. BfRNsCl
Record d in ordinanto 10 M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

twenty-four hours, and aY
time was forced to submit ~
Of u pistol, to the gratllleasla
passions. That Afterwards =
rled to Purcell where she y.
on giving the deputies a c0s'
$40 and with promise llnasi
death TO keep silent nool' :
mont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
THE TALKER.

Whom was In New York last anrine,
saw nnon The onev of the tower ~ liz S
biz Madison Snunre Gorden ~ eau
den's stately gilded frurn nj Dionn
Tho Gothan,ites ,vrre verv ,,ro,,d NJ tLo
beautiful firur, stordiro, Int, an, N
cresant moon. sbontinlss s,gift o,.ra,,,s
down tbo nassing breeza Ia fne a
,yorl Of mt ,vne IL tbat a.. ,yo,,l,iis T,i,.
at Cbicaf,n u,oe cb,s"t'.sa b',,t,,. L.,
IN disnlnv tbe d,ftness oi 49, ,Ipa aj,
inecrs IN denicting tominiro i ,ras y
ness. Alas! for art read in the pa
pers that the w, @. 7, U, Of Chicago
have formulated a petition remonstrat-
ing against tho admission within the
gates OF the city OF proprloties Of cop
per \, n a,,.r,, no, wn4lly araped.
issued "a bnIf ngainst ,l,a 49,, LIZ,
tho res,It that tbo nnorIo io;,,,I,a5
What will flo cynrossin,, ~ a. 49,
of today be in reIar1 IN Mis- ana Nm cir,,o
OF pruriennv ara7nst a giidsS ,geatl,o,.
vone tbc vsrv r,hodi,,ert H., IT,, III.
pois siend.rness of linh and o,.ona III
posture of voutbfui almost seti.,ss 10 io,.l
iinessY .'fToni soft n,i mol y. 80, ~
F~"'''
EvidontI, tl,a ,,,,o,,.,,,, 81 ,,,,,. -.
railroads know the pleasure of good
V insaI,,, ad'er supper Ihey nave had
r rusv nead. "A we open Gars where all
thrsa 'T raa,. soat oNi" aiIVweu 9l lhe
l r,vv I've, tSa' soa.s ouV thgy dia not
n nne% ,ybu ~" P,r y, ol humanity,
sn I'M Wy ~ ~ ~ iaai en'ertng an empty
roar aea,s anb n %tavs WI unoPse me
rear seats, ana afterwards manifest dis
presenee Of ladies WV SDoAes III 'ne
-
through the car with pencil and card.
"Hogg man, sir?"
mo, siri I'm drummer
~
oon,lsno,, ,,,',',,...., 49,,
10y oops ., .ne pen ,sao Chamber Of Com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

The storm waves will reach this me-
ridian and the other weather changes
noted will occur at and within 100 miles
Of Fort Worth within twenty.four hours
before or after sunset Of the dates Civ
on below;
Oct. Modoratlng.
2-Warmer
" S--Storm wavo on this meridian.
" 4--Wind changing.
" 5-Cooler and clearing,
" 6-Moderating,
f--Warmer.
s-storrn wave on this meridinn.
TrrAa Weather Bunedp.
GisVrtroN Tax. Oct h--ispeoiai1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

You must register n you ir0Eld rote IL No
MEMBER. The books arc H0w open aud uNl
close October ~. II costs you nothing to rtg-
fster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06

In an interview with L. w Christi,
IAN chairman Parker county Clayi.
executive committee. he says: Evcrr.
thing Is moving along very sstisfactn,s.,,
now, Since the precinct nrimari"s ~.
people Of ParlNer county are ,norn 5 ~
posed TO read and think Tor tbensol, y
instead OF adopting the eStrsvss,a ~,
views Of designing nolit,elsns s ,9a,
s lin ttiopie illee 70 look the political
a tss a,a 'Dh over m calm and dispassion-
rs sc MY, ! am confident theywi soon
Dem5 3 c.ae y, s'l . 9llerence between Haeg
9,si Vvbay una true Democracy.
Ntsvo, n0'i sueh men as Throckmorton.
81 c,i" W., h f and Hubbard, neither
$500 noia an office nor M,
that George clark Is the people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
CLOSING HOURS.

The business department OF TnE GA.
Gated below:
Saturdays lOn. m.
SUNDAYS. $500. n m
Othor daya In the week ,...,...,. p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PREsiDESr;
GROVER CLEVELAND
ron VICE PREsiDEST
ADLA1 4. STEVENSON
ELECTIONS;
NJ Large J. c. Hodges.
ist District--J. F.. Randolph.
Cd District-J. !. Perkins.
Sd District. S. Spiuks.
4th District--R. Il. Lockott.
9th Distrlct-A. G. Owsley.
9Th Dlstrict--H p. Brown,
9Th District-Waller s. Baker.
sth District--Tee Riddle.
9th District-H H. Ward.
10th District-9eo f. Burgess.
Ilth District--R w. Stayton.
I'm Dlstrict--E X. Lane.
18th District--Alden Bell.
For Governor
George Clark, OF McLennan.
For acknowledgements
6. M. Rogers, Of Travis.
For AttOrney-General
r.. A. Mcdowell, Of Coryell.
For Comptroller,
Ethan Allen, Of Martin.
For Treasurer,
thomas, J. 8Oree, OF Cherokee,
For Land Commissioner,
W. O. Walsh, Of Travis
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Jacob BiclSler, of Galveston.
For Judges Of the Ciwt Of Criminal
Appeals,
X. II Phelps, OF Fhyotte,
W. d. Woods, OF Hayes.
For Congress,
G. X boil.
For state Senate,
H. v. Beckhnm.
For Legislature,
D. \. Jarvis,
h.lihu Newton,
Ballard WOhliOrd
For Judge 4sth District,
s. T., Greene.
For Judge nth District,
W. D. Harris.
For County Judge,
liobt. G.. johnson
For District Clerk,
Robert H. McNatt
For County Clerk,
John II, King.
For County Attorney,
Oscar GillCspie.
For sheriff,
Adam Eues
For Assessor
Euoch Harding.
For Collector,
Frank Hoyonkamp
For Treasurer,
Thomas Collins
FOR Superintendent Public Schools.
H. II Buck
Fol- County Surveyor,
J. j GUy Hollow
For County Commissioner Precinct No. /,
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through the car with pencil and cIrd.
"Hogg man, sir?"
mo, siri I'm drummer.