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


tanned In short interviews with repre-
sentative business men:
c. D. Hartnett, wholesale grocer
Clark is gaining ground In Parker
county every day, and the Democrats
hcre think he will carry the county
Like all the business men, Of course,
am for him.
r. L. sandefer, wholesale grain
denler--I am IN the wholesale grain
business. Amy man who will remain
in this business for three months can
not help from being for Clark.
j. r. Lowery, of a. Anderson q Co.
Put me down for George Clark, first
last and all the time-he is our pride
and will be Il winner,
r. h. Bell. hardware man-Am for
Clark, but prosecute anybody that puts
my name in paper without my paying
for it,
Willard Ranllin--Am for Clark and
think nearly every body in town is for
him.
Il. S. Cobb, restauranter-W have
had enough Hoggism in Texas. We
want Clark
NJ. Littleton, Of NJ. II. Bruce & Co..
/ am for Grover Cleveland and George
Clark, both Of whom will win.
j, NJ. Gibson, livery stable-I was at
tho barbecue yesterday on Snnchcs
Creek. Everyone In attendance was
for Clark The county will go solid
for him.
j. d. HUtchlsan-Clark is my man
for governor. The tide Of events has
changed in Parker county and Clark is
gaining strength every day. He will
surely CarIsv the pOuDtV
a, Rutland, farmer--Aly precinct will
be for Clark. He seems to he in IL
everywhere.
]. l.. Griscom, manager A. j. Roe
lumber yard advocate the election
of George Clark, because | believe his
election would insure u return of pros
perity to our state, restore confidence
TO the business world and give us back
our former credit.
Colonel II, p, Nicholson, lawyer
think now that there has been favor
able change and that Clark win carry
Parker county. ! will be glad II he
does and will vote for him.
w. b. Tillman-IfI live till Novem-
Der s will east Clark ticket il he gets
no other vote. However, | believe he
will carry this county.
j. II. Couts, banker-I am for Clark.
He is chuck-full Of gratitude and Is to-
day one OF the ablest men OF Texas. |
believe in the county the race will he
very close between HOgg and Clark.
There is no question but Clark will
receive the town vote and very proba-
bly, carry the county.
w. b. Ledbetter, with Santa Fe
railway am for Clark.
j. A. Davis, Of Davis Bros. mer-
chants-l am for Clark--am tired Of the
administration and for anybody to beat
I.
DR., N. G. Neer, druggist am for
Clark all the while. There is nothing
too good for mo 10 say for him.
Mr.. Chas, BarthOd--F'rom his first
announcement have boen for Clark
think he Is the best man for governor
we could elect. OF course [ am looking
at this through business spectacles.
considering that what throttes the
business interests ruins tho country and
prospects Of the state
Mr.. L, d. Oliver, retail grocerlas Il
am for Clark.
G, $. Penn-Clark is going 10 be our
next governor. / am ior Aim uarsun-
ally aud politically all tho time
r. j. Norton. -Tlere is 100 question
that Clark is gaining haug.r very
DAY, aud 7 lm gaNiicd AH Lad THE |
GAZETTE nus com- oge 10 the right
silo.
q, o. iallirr merchant tiilor.-For |
a nurl lHrnu1ab aud an honest, able |
nau. w4u Huqd for the highest Office |
r'"rH Clark the best man for The |
position, therefore | will humbly sun.
wort his candidacy.
j. Nj. Hamman, hide mani will |
vote and work for Clark.
Il. w. Stoutsenborger. for
Clark first, last and all the time.
w. NJ. Colgin, dry goods merchant
Jlark has always been my mvorite--is
yet feel that he will De elected. OF
course all business men will be plad of
result II he Is our chief executive. Tor
no Is the ahlest man in Texas and il
recognized as such throughout the ooun-
e. G, Bean, manager of Vim. Gamer.
IN y Cos. lumber yard know Clark
10 DO both personally and politically
rue TO every trust imposed upon him
lim ''PPV'F
Jno, Ross, wholesale liquors. am
straight Clark man.
Captain Ward, Veal Station farmer
wing IN one OF the largest precincts In
ne county, am for Clark and lots OF
'thers down my way are for him. Cor.
Get tho impression that our class ara
.gainst him. ' "'e
I, r. Stelt2, lawyer-Wo all wish In
CO o, ozark elected am for him.
mas Coon, stocknan-C Clark is nv
nan forever "'
" n. Bell, prominent stockman OF
"a, ~ rlhlo county am a Republican.
ny am ior Texas first regardless of
gorge Clark for governor.
d /. Harconrte--I amfior CLARK and
ood government
clarR Hoom.
In an interview with L. W. Christ
M chairman Parker county Clarl, I
Aecutive committee, he SAYS: Everr. I
ing Is moving along very satisfaetorv
wv, since the precinct primaries tbs
o osls !. u ra5rker, county are more dis.
,s,'a 70 read and think for themselves
, So OF adopting the extravagant
Jews OF designing politicians five
ne people time 70 look the noliticoI
= a.l., over In calm and dispassion. }
9 way, am confident thev wili IN, +
'eognlae tho difference between ~ .
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