Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09
CORRIDOR TALK.

W tNANA - -
OLIVIA. Squires, mayor Of Henrietta
arrived in the sity yesterday afternoon
Dol. Squires Is enthusiastic over HEM
otta and CLAY county, and IS always
ready 10 advance their claims. Tic was
alao very enthusiastic supporter or
Jrdge CLARK last year, but his ardor mas
cooled and he Is ready 20 come 20 ,he
Dag Of truce. "The sentiment OF ,Slgy
aicf lat night. ''is unanimous for har-
mony Were al tired Of lighting and
want 10 get together. We don't want a
Hog fnan; we don't want Clark. man
we wnnt Texas mnu, man Of ana
for Texas. rhn. kind Of 9 man Is our can.
dldate I've been Democrat always
and I'm Democrat now and | want
Democracy to prevail. The people 81
C.ay county are In favor Of an Honest,
1OO-cent dollar None OF these Jt.cent
dollars is wanted We stand with Cleye..
Land aod we want the next governor, Of
Texas TO support his administration.
Clay conntyf Oh. It's blooming. We've
had fair rains and the people are In a
good condition
II. G, Bedford, well-known stockman
OF Benjamin was ut the Pickwck yes
terday. 'sWeve had splendid rains In
nv section" saii Mr.. Bedford 1t the
Piclswick last night, land as result
we have plenty Of grass and stock water;
Cattle ARE IN good condition ana VIII
~ through the winter well. No, ] don
think much OF our stock will be marketed
IN Fort Worth We are all hoping that
Fort Worth will become great 1--we
stock center aud | believe u will IN
lime: but we are 80 iiNnd lhii W. have
to ship our cattle 10 tho Northern n'dr-
keis You see most Of iis are inr,Lpg
cattle bought with money ftenislcd rs
by Northern commission men. They
charge us 10 per cent for The money
and commission Of 90 cents on each
head. This money is returned when the
cattle are solu, and we are bound TO
sell them ln their markets. Knox coun-
tyf It's doing vol, There y quite II
heavy How OF immigration there row
Last yenr q great many eff but they
have been more than gepln ed, 20 that
the population of the cuun.y tns been
Increased. However, this iocsu't iLdi-
state, rs these people almost Invariably
come from other sections 20 Texas. Very
few, II any Of them, arc newcomers to
the state. POlitcsi The silver question
fcrms 10 be the only subject political
that occupies the minds Of the people
out that way. or course they ARE all
froe coinage people aud they still hope
for the free coinage VI silver
Or. T. NJ Fcttcrman OF san Antonio
one Of the most popular travelling men
carrying grip in Texas, and fourth
vice president Of the National r. l.. A.,
b. In the city, q guest az the Plcltwicl,
Dr. Fobtermlu o1u appropriately be
called q "glube-trotter,' having not only
covered all Of North America, hut most
Of South America 0a we'll lilo TX
celebrated siory-tcllcr. 81 don't think
there will be- any permanent headquarters
Of the II. +. A. In rcxns," Rnid Mr..
--.I
''lhe longhcaded members OF tho nssO-
citation have concluded, and believe cor
rectly, that should houdqunrters be eslab-
lshed permanently In any city interest
~ all the other towns would auhaidc, go
ghnt we should Ia reality have post In
ihe city IN which the hendquaHera was
established. llc present method Of
rotation keeps alive the interest In all
towns aB the members in smell towns
know that in time the headquarters will
" In thelr towns for at least one year
Noxt year The headquarters will be- in
Dallas, then IN Waco aud tho ycnr after
IN hOrt Worth The 5000 milengeg
Wen, there's nothing now regarding NJ.
We are awaiting action By congress-, as
unth they pnsa auch o bill the railroads.
Hre pONerless 70 isauc such mileage
books. But | think congress will moi
layornhly' We have 80 per cent of the
REPRESENTATIVES, ana senaiors pledged to
~ support, and We have the Quasi in
dorsement Of . per cent of the rcst me
remainder while not refusing ohs0httelv
20 support It, have withheld tbelr in.
doHemcnt untll the bill Is read. lint /
thlnb 1000 mileage would be a curae TO
iWNenug mon Whyf Borpu m tho
long run The railroads WoulI rcf mora
out OF ns than they do nov. Tho low
rate would be Irresistible and wa wnuld
spend moro than we do now. Tho t,iI
rgqd mhnogcrs zee thls. too. for they
Mlll he perfectly willing 10 make Tho ne.
auction when tho laws make It possible"
Tho popular Impression that ,smt'
"A synonymous with warmth and that
North is syuonymous with cold, Ia all
Wrong said A. ID. Adams. New York
lHyehng, man az We Arlington Inn last
night 81 grant You tho morrury IN mora
shamefaced md tries harder 10 snent any
o. sight In tho north than a does Ia ne
south, mt Ne colder hero. if Won thRe
rhe human body IA the rcFister WHY
up IN fennsvlynnla whore my home n
We nave Tor thrce solid months the finest
klhu OF aieghing, hui It's not cold. Nby,
80 most Of The time with NV nyor,
coat unbuttonod and without cloves I'M
when 'nOrthcr springs M IN Texas /
can got enough clothes ON ITq an
account Of tho fierce wind. of course
WRcli nearly congoals Your blood. while
we lnermoheter u recording q base H.
W nave none OF these winds In tho
Norm. lhe mercury NAV BE- rnrps4in,.
the zero mark and u will be so ami nnl
The air VIII ho so light thai Won cnf,
near q MnHor mile. And it's hpttcr
w there IN the summer than d rs har,
W seen y no y tho shade at Detroit.