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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The war to exterminate, waged by
the millionaire brewers Of ST, Louis
and Milwaukee against Fort Worth
industry, is not local in It's significance.
Its results promise to be Of the most
profound Importance to the state.
II the Anheuser-Busch and Pabst
companies should, by hook or crook,
succeed In shutting down Or forcing
into cooperation with them the Fort
Worth Brewing association, the an
swcr OF positive experience will be
giynn to tho question whether manu-
featuring is feasible in Texas,
here Is test case, with all the ele-
monts suitable to a conclusive trial.
Tho brewery is not weak; it Is strong.
In II are invested much more than a
half million Of dollars, 1t is not an ex-
pertinent IL Is a success. In two years
Its business has grown from
5000 barrels annually to no.
600 barrels. This isthe sum of its
offending that 1t Is q success. If it had
struggled along in. puny fashion,
thing merely of hopes and promises,
no attention would have been paid to
IT, But, on the contrary, 1t has been
aggressive, intrusive, It has entered
tho larger field OF trade and has
srowded out the foreigner 1t has be-
come n full-lodged and formidable com
petition. II hurts, and that's what's
the matter with the beer bullionaircs.
II manufacturing is ever TO grow to
point in Texas where it amounts to
anything, war with the foreign manu-
facturer is unavoidable. Depend upon
it, he will never give up this field to
home enterprise without u struggle.
When that comes, the people of Texas
IN every instance should take part in
IL; what part It is unnecessary to say.
They understand quite as we'll as Mil
lionalros Busch and Pab5t what Texas
needs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Avarado-J. w. STARK, correspondent
Ycno slddall, agent.
Amarilo-F q. Highsmith, correspond
2lbaay9h y ' Lyoas, Correspondent; Ly-
Ablleae. -. n Radford, agent and COT,
chesthnt street. first 1o0r, where al or.
ders for subscription aud advertising
Auann-J. u. aIcKennn.
bhllllkcr-J, \. Pealce agent and cor
s rp Once at fearceB drug store
,Brownwooi~u. II. Moore, correspondent
WHO Mayors, agents, Otico In thu
B99i5TdI ri j. ttOok. correspondent; w.
Bsito9 Br, Z !. Turner. correspondent
building "AV"'' N''s' :" p''''''''s
qlariayllle-w. s. Thompson, correspond.
clcbufno--Gouls Ilanmons. agent; II. CT
Colorado. u A, Nichols, corrcspon
Dallna Hugh fitzgerald. correspondent.
Oilce' 90 Aihin street.. where orderH for
advertising should be LETT The Gazette
Gun be- found on sale at an news stands In
Tho city. u. Gunapr. general news agent.
=, DeSa{gr-J, q, uose, correspondent; w.
Ia, faso-I. 4. MeIlle, correspondent; Q.
Eddy \; Mo. n. Howe & Co, agents.
b.untsNlle-A WATSON, Jr., correspond.
ny j. J.. hlciison, agent office. Gainesyille
music Store
.btecnNllc-N. w. Grubbg, correspondent;
thull q irwin, aRriiis,
tialYrsiuu-C w Hayes, corrpspondeut.
Hunrleitn-M. u. Uhilsou, corresuOndent,
T. A. Mutton, lpunf
Uamliton-1, II. Baher nr,nt
IlllsbarDlT nj Ciondiny ,.,,..,,s.r,o,do,t
liz phllllnF npont, nnirs ft,,,te,l l'v,tt'lt
Moro, sonfh Wn"n str"n ''""t"n hu"nu
T,ef,,a.,t n. .uN',;
Anrsf 49,. - hoWell' correspondents
"'Statat,u q "eNinitf
]. II Iiul.nn o nl9,her; correspondents
b9SSllia . -
and agent
=, Paris W. n llll correspondent; scott
hlligocki agent
PILOT Point a. NJ llnglaud. corrosponI.
ent ana agent
=, Qunnah-h, y. COlthnr, cOrrcspondenti ~
a. CainyToh,. agynt.
boswell, N, M.-Jamea W. Muiiius chr.
feApnndeuti Hughes 4 Muodeork nifcnts
,hcH mqgr-J. G. Graham, corfespondci.t;
II, II. Horton, agent
Shreveport, Inv A. Switzerland. cor.
rospQndcnii H. T., Hymns. AGENT
sulphur ,sprlngb-K. j. Haas, corrcapond.
emf Charles Mgfehrad ngpnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The Austin Statesman supported
Clark for governor during the late cam
paign. 1t is not "Hogg organ, - but
1t is for Texas, and IL knows when to
Hght and when to plough. The editorial
OF the New York Sun denouncing Gov
ernor Hogg as "a Bellainyito" who be.
lieves that IA railroad corporation is a
crime and wealth tho objectionable
sin, which was copied and endorsed BY
tho Dallas Nows, is thus commented
upon by The Statesman Mark the
difference hetweon it and Tho News in
the treatment Of The SUMS mischleyous
libel: N'''
, Iho New York sun has never boon rolf
aole, Us statements with all persons AZ.
QuMnted with Il are taken scum crane -
snu ~ hohouves the Texas press. whatever
nave Boon lis political predllectIons. 10 cor.
~ ~ sqeh erroneous impressions Of the state
The methods Of tho eoycrnor.elect have
ny 9ceen approved by The Statesman. but All
,eussl SEM mon IN icxas know that Nhe Sun
-, sassScfated and caricaturol the polit-
~ opinions OF the governor Conserve
nNe men and newsparaf-s have not ,h,,,,sl
1a my No was socialistic aud agrarlan, but
s,es uN policy would produce that i,apres-
, 800 WON Tue sensitivoncss ofcapital 10 tho
ll..ely % state thatuoeded vast capital 10
ueN g.Vp US respurcg3, Governor Horu IA
~. M .vnest man and will always do What ne
sa.NAe - riEht Tho rcnarlgs OF The sun
'Ais e'@nuer and calnmny upon him and ali
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The inimitable John Howard puts the
case briefly and pointedly when he says
tho need OF Texas is more anarchists"
of the type denounced by the Dallas
News.
The magnificent progress OF the Pan
handle, as shown IN It's well'tilled helds
and in its thriving towns, is due, as
John says, to these same anarchists,
these terrible fellows who voted for
Hogg for governor. They have made a
record for rapid and substantial deyel-
opmeut unparalleled in the history OF
tho West. Where are tho people to be
found who have beaten thenY Yet
thoy voted for Hogg, and hence they
are now classed as anarchists, "
"communistso and "natioualists, "ha-
tiers OF wealth. people with whom
tho money Of the foreigner is unsafe.
Was ever a viler libel uttered against
an entire class Of people?
Go ask the merchants Of the Pan
handle, News, about these farmers,
who voted almost solidly for Hogg.
The merchants are surely unbiased, for
they, as Il rule, supported Clark. Yet
we think they will tell you that what
Texas needs at least what their part
OF Texas needs, is more of these tan
nrchiatg -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

-, m. p.,.i... ,-o,roo,ol moot.
Lareuo-iihyg D"pu'' Piou''e''
ihE hnH enuel'
| BrnzOria-Ihe schooner susie II TAX
ing ON a load of cotton and molnsses'
Greenyllle-Thc people here are In fa-
| vor Of holding n primary election TO elect
/ the new postmaster,
/ yelasco--There are five candidates for
| the posto1icr and like number for the
collectorslip OF this port.
nro,t,orn Al ofror, 10 hahn, mazda IN
~ ie'i ~. I'll yyYiiii', ,,,a tnro and
LIZ, LII Siu ,,, ,l,,,itlis
nVlu u solles VI n'se'inss'
Donison-frank Martin was attacked
by a steer near here yesterday forenoon
and received internal injuries.
Tascosa-seyeral prospectors are in
town;-ihe newly elected county officers
| VIII be mnugurnted ON December ..
Coldwatcr-Mss Jessie LOOMS has
started n sheep ranch near here. She
looks after the details Of her ranch work
In person.
NVnxobocbia-N c,rlv san ono wns mid
out for rotin, boro ano Jav lac vol IL
N Gri79Io nod b;s loo, r6len In 4 rnp.
ny,av vnsferdav
avg
corpus Cnustl-Ihere Is Il great de-
mand IN EASTERN and Northern mar
hels Tor an hihds oil vegetables, anu IN
SoIhs,e'lUcnt u, lue price Oh grueh truck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
DON'T MIND 'ENf.
(Austin Stntosmnnl

number of newspapers of Texns
nre dong the pociiicntion act In way
that reminds ono of the comments on
Mr.. Brassiield, who testified that he
was acting rs a ''paciicator' In Il fight
mat occurred on the streets of Licking
Ton, hy., between two gentlcment
Mr. Clay had the broad, lower Nir-
glnian pronunciation and reading his re-
marks that way, the force of them are
apparent to the case, as well as illus
ueuNe OF the Texas newspapers. He
said, And now comes MIR. Brassaeld no
pacitcator, with the olive branch of
peace in one hand in the form of five
phrreled revolver, and in the other n
prlchbN' These newspapers (theGa-
zStte excepted hold ont the "olive branch
OIL peace with one hand. but they carry
q revolver in the hip pocket and brick
pat IN the oyercoat pocket pocket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.


ley 'N''' Ut hart
lng completion. % "e'r'
III me roof is being put on the new Sbor.
h, IN Catholics Of Corslcana will shortly
oo I9s building Of new hotel is under
coIlo ne subscription to the Iowa Park
'pllese project grows each day. al h
Tho a1 X ot people Of Greenyille are pushing
Tue Nlty PEOPLE for a new depot. D'''i :
n work on the foundation of t,,o -
bapust church at Paris has commer reT
Inc Longshoremen and tho Scror.
mems association OF Velasco ,r;li 'V ,i,
ably erect building. "Hi PROB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
AERIAL NAVIGATION.
ICommorcinl Gazottp.)


Gcrmany has a society for the promotion
OIL aerial navigation, which is patronized
ny me emperor. The first experiments
are to he made with a colossal gas bal
loon ,htty-siX feet in diameter and cores
pondlngly tall, and with improved equip
iinents calculated to give It longer tioat-
ing Qualities. II is believed this mon
ster can be made to travel at a height
OF SIX miles. IL seems strange that, after
an the scientific effort in aerial nayl-
slu2n nothing better than a bag of gas
. ,'a &c devised; such an apparatus can
never be guided TO any considerable
leRfee, but must 90 with the wind IL
would seem that a machine of sufficient
ighthesS, lifting power and safety could
DC contriyed. Until that Is done the
question OF navigating the sea of atmos-
nhefe VIII not be satisfactorily solved.
Ferhaps when the storage of electricity
ior purposes Of power is fully developed
we shall have such machine We
must have a strong, steady power ap-
phed to. light apparatus. At present
ule 'ombination OF electricity and alumni
nun l9r material works is the most
practicable in sight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Tho unnatural and vicious course Of
the Dallas News since the election, in
preaching daily against foreign invest
monts in Texas, demands the serious at
tcntion OF every man, who for patriotic
or selfish reason, desires Texas to adj
vance. Remonstrancc and appeal have
proved alike unavailing TO alter its de-
struotiye course.
1t goes on rs passionately as ever,
shouting about the "communen and
anarchy, y and seems to DO delighted
instead Of alarmed by the attention It's
antics attract from abroad.
Now, it matters very little to anybody
that the News may hate Governor
Hogg, or that Governor Hogg may
reciprocate the feeling; that is purely a
private matter, But 1t matters much
to everybody, that this antipathy
should be carried to the point OF be-
coming a cudgel to beat Texas over the
head
Its apparent that there is but one
way to arouse the sober sense Of The
News, to stop 1t in its mad crusade
against Texas investments, and that
way Is for the people themselves to de-
mand II,
The Gazette has day after day asked
the News to state whether foreign
money would be safe in Texas. The
Dallas paper has quibbled, snapped and
snarled, but it has steadily refused to
admit that the foreigner might safely
place his money in Texas. Let the
people now demand, not reply TO
question, but the positive, vigorous as
sertiun from the News that:
TEXAS is A SAFE PLACE IN
WHICH To PLACE THE INVEST.
oR'S MONEY.
Let them crowd its mails with the
demand until It is taught that it Is not
wise to revenge individual grievance
upon an entire state.
The people can stop this crusade
against their property interests Il they
viii assert themselves,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Is Texas to bo plainly EMBODIED in tho
tentaelcs Of 'another gigantic trust?
Further light is thrown on the oombin-
ed attack by the foreign brewing com
panies on tho Fort Worth industry by
this special telegram;
ST Louis, Mo Nov, ss,-The consollda.
ton Of tho four mammoth export broworios
OF tho United States, ltho Anheuser. Busch
ana william ]. l4omp " this city and the
Schllt and Pabst Oho last with four uuxn.
llarlosl Of Milwaukee, with a oapitnl stocls
OF SlOOOO0OO and bonds to the amount
OF S2OO,NO0OO 20 supply tho world with
boor on gigantic scale, is tho enterprise
which Is being fathorod by the Rothsehllds
OF England and the consumatiou Of which
Is among the possibilities that will ultimate
~ DO accomplished, MIR. Bus n, president
OF the Anheusor- Busch Brewing company.
stated thono Is reason TO believe Il, ana
when seen by reporter tonight, the mil.
liouAiro brewer seemed cnthused over tho
proposition, The fact that the Rothschilds
nro at tho back OF IL mako possible the car.
rying out such mammoth scheme. but IL
does not mean that It Is to be an ENGLISH
entorprleo. In tho words OF Mr.. Busch, h
~ TO DO an institution OF the world, and In.
teroats are TO DO held in Il where the bonds
can DO placed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS

Tho storm waves viii reach this me-
riaaian and tho other changes noted
wlll occur at and within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
nelosp, or aftor sunset OF the dates
given below;
Nov 25-Wind changing
"S5-Gool and changing;
si-Fair aud cool
" -Modcraiing.
" 2Q-weuner.
- SO-.storn wave on this meridian.
Dec Wind changing.
S-Coolor and clearing.
5-Moderating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The Evening STIR opines that Mon
sieur Callaghan would like to go to ''Pa-
rec" MS consul general, Wei. should
Governor Hogs pull with the presi-
dent-elect be strong enough to land mon
sieur In Ia belle France. San Antonio
would brace herself for the sacrifice.
But suppose the GUYS towline should
part In the middle? Ma foil Vuiln
me antre chose! which is equivalent to
saying that Monsieur Bryan would be in
devil of Il fix.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
PHMApELPHIA PRoGREss.


'~'NN N%a''' - NNh'AAAst sAHNt N'NAA'Asl
The grand jury in Philadelphia last
week indicted Il man on the rare charge
of uccrOmancv. 1t declared that he lid
nl0wfully pretend to relieve aud free
William Cressley fron all evil influences
aud spirits deleterious TO his health, hap
piness and peace of mind, by means Of
certain charms and incantations. by bprn-
house"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

THE ladies are making good progress
in the collection Of Fort Worth's share
Of tho cost Of tho Texas building at the
Worlds fair, planned by Texas women,
but it is not rs rapid US it should BE-.
SO small an amount Of money for an en-
terprlso so important should have boon
forthcoming for the mere asking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

TgE New York Tribune thinks II
probable that Governor Russell would
not have been neglected in Mussac IL
sets II "tho people had not made fools
OF themselves at Tho poll5n Carlyle
said that "tho population Of England
consists OF fifty millions of people,
mostly fools.' Tho Tribune now be-
licycs, no doubt, that that fits America
better than England.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
sENAToRIAL suGGEsrIoNs.


II the Hoggitcs are half so anxious for
peace as they pretend TO be they might
manifest i by sending George Clark to
the United States senate.
1t is rumorcd that in case of n dead
lock the Hon. Tom Brown would not ob-
Jet to paying the freight on that SEN
atOrship
As between Mills and Terrell for sen
ator give us Chiffon. Horace is trihe
cnllow but he never trims or tergiver-
safes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
RIFLE BALLS.

jim Keene IS again one Of the leaders
ol speculation in Wall street
Rudyard Kinling is making good i'm
pression among his neighbors in Ver.
mere Is a colorel prisoner workip,.
~ ,he Alabama mines who can SPEAK
twelve languages. N'"
Young "Jin" Garfield is said. now tin,
ne me- aas grown a beard, to be the perfect
innse Of his father.
lwo glass stained windows IN memor.
OF Gca. Robert IL. Lee have been MI,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
DEATH no RATTLERs.


General Dyrcnforth has not brought
down any rain MS yet upon the thirsty
soil of Texas, but nm experimental explo-
sion of u bag Of rosselite produced other
effects almost us satisfactory. Only ten
pounds were touched OF, but the earth
was terribly shaken, aud several dead
rnttlesnakes were picked up on the sur
rounding plnin. II the general does not
succeed in his original intention, he can
20 10 killing rnttlesnnkes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
FALSE WITNESS AGAINST TEXAS
lHousinn posfl

me Galveston News has the olfrontery
20 proclaim that Il Is ''pnrsistent and UNI
a. y.nalseaule In helping Texas" whereas
rs most notable feature Just now is the
se .il,satisiaction with which It is gloating
oaSr anu republishing In It's columns the
~ ogii g9s from papers outside Of Texas
o. rs own persistent bowling and depre-
eating SANDERS Of the state.
4, iabiished Sunday an ignorant and
SSl .,l. whine from the New York
an Sen nhd refers TO Il as ap estimate "by
w discriminating observers abrcad.' and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
WOMEN IN FINLAND.

In Finland, above all otner countries,
do women enter into the business of life.
They are clerks. doctors. dentists, bull
dcrs. managers Of small companies and
bank cashiers. They are especinlly sought
for in the last capacity, on account of
their reputation for honesty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

lT viii not require so much effort IN
tho future to fan the flies away from
the Office Of tho Waco Globe It has
lost it7 bald-heuded editor, Mr.. George
Byrno, who has assumed control OF The
Central Texan, n weekly JOURNAL.
Byrnes say Is always fresh and read
able Tho Central Texan will be heard
from.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

IT is not a beer war at ALI it Is war
10 determine whether the Anheusers
the Busches and the Pabsts can Danish
tho broad ard butter brigade from a
Texas town whenever they chose to do
so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
HE'S ALL RIGHT.


There is nothing petty or ungenerous
about Robert Buchanan's estimate of him
self as a poet. Singing Of the death of
Tennyson he emits this note:
And we. the remnant which remniu
of the great table round"
II Robert was ever at that table he
must have been under 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

TEXAS has already started forward,
but the rush will begin between Febru.
AIRY l. ard March n. This is as re.
liable as Il II came from Foster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
b a lghl IIl.o a bean n q r0lIlug bar.

II the dealer has not enough of pa
trlotism TO stand up for Fort Worth,
the consumer should teach it to him,
especially when the lesson costs the
consumer nothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

IT appears that jerry Simpson is not
yet full convert to Democracy. He
Is Democrat on the hali-shell.a That
Is TO say no is a Democrat from the
waistband upward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
A WISE CANINE.
New York Trihunn \

When nn Egyptian dog wants to drink
In the Nile he stands on the bank and
howls for while. This attracts Mi
crocodlles in the vicinity to the spot.
Then he runs TO another point on the
bank and takes his drink in safety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

"NEiruEn before nor after the election
can you Ind where the News said that Gov
ornor Hogg was safe governor, "-Dallas
News.
But the News will yet say that Texas
is safe place (which to invest fereign
money. This is q prediction not a
threat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

lNVhsroRs mover try to bridge over
M III Tho people should knock
down tho News "iiH or exhaust all tho
briekbats in tho state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The reply to tho effort in Fort Worth
10 crowd out Fort Worth products
should bean increased demand for them
by Fort Worth people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
WANTED A NEW VERSION.
lOmnhn Roc

i is announced that South Carolina
viii probably. pass prohibition law.
Carolina will say TO the governor Of
North Carolina after that bill is passed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

THE San Antonio Express gives a
column TO reflections on kissing. Con-
lidentiolly to The Express, it is never
go interesting as when II talks about
things It knows most about. Bear
heavy on kissing, Express, and let the
tariff alone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

THE Express discusses Mrs. Leases
candidacy under the heading "Fomalo
Senator'S Excuse tho correction, but
tho new agitation in Kansas is limited
to a proposal to divide the state. 1t is
not understood that the dissection is to
extend TO It's officials.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
THE srNpAY GAzErrr

The Fort Worth Gazette was twenty
pages again Sunday, and well filed with
interesting reading artistically arranged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

ApoLpnUs GUsTAPHUs BUSCH
may hayo new reason for de-
string monopoly Of the Texas beer
trade since he has gone into the hotel
business, but we fear the people OF
Fort Worth will not sympathize with
1t, They arc for Fort Worth first,
Adolphus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Iiih fopaiisis propose TO conduct "a
r y, eAmpaisn' in Texas in 1891
They VIII they always rattle around
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The Gazette win deollno hsrsarer 10
print communications which ar. rncr.iv
expressive Of tho writer's opinions. Kaeta
81 M Interesting nature will DO printed
but comments will not DO used unlsss
Specially aoilaited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

IL judge Terrell proposes to DO In
the senatorial race 1t is about time to
begin TO comb the kinks ont OF the legs
Of that mule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

follows Il with The lEi'
Is matter for Tens
for the political ani q
their state to poner
Ed ia all seriousss . A, &.
The News Is 1sa 9
1t is a matter iei W q. !
Germ whether TeSas W.
the infamous nlTtgn 4
sent abroad bY ~ Nc.
motion Of lis pel'ls,aa.
signs. Under the hl 4. h 4,
Of "helping Texas
might and main, Y 4. n
against L and slsllis. 4. a
every weapon i can I r. 4 \
ESpressions from " " Y,
tbe Chicago lutersts., IA
furnished to them Z, " /
ppints them as Il iruilia
r ppIp'' them ras . sues
To''S tongue. = "D-a 4
,,s NJ own ccar!1;i
Sion embolying 4 Ila ,i \. Y 4
nnily dnmned shv1is ~
n r,,'rs slandet' o.. .as y,
country. The geIliil ~. 4. 4 ~
conrse Of the Nenf ,
f SSIse ~ impressions "a. ~ \, !,
determined 70 coa ,s., 4, " /
curses Of Texas ua l, 4 y IN
coming home 70 81. III
received and er i, 1
tbe foul nest ga l v ia +
They have s'i is.isTsls
PIE ..a,,d ana !. sure 'llri' to o'clisl,
l lo1r.s Of such ivrs WIG, M
and its people WI ,iI,e,jsS X
Ne effects Of is
never will.