Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
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Redding.'s
Russia
Salve 70! s.: 10.
For Cuts, Burns,
Felons. etc.

and are placed at considerable disad.
vantage IN exchanging sheir products
they arc able TO make comfortable liy-
ing and 10 save money. The taxes falls
ing US they do on the land the burden
has TO he borne by the farmer, who.
while he sells his product at the lowest
price ruling ia the world. is compelled
20 buy his clothing and furniture and
implements at the highest protected
price OF the Eastern manufacturers.
ECONOMIC QUESTION:.
In comparison with my experience ;hrae
years ago, was often struck by the
elgerness with which fnrmcrs discussed
economic questions, showing thereby that
they have been receiving IN education
on taxation that they are not likely soon
| TO forget The fact is that In the revolt
Of the farmer In the receut presidential
election, he has struck blow nj pro
lection. and he is now looking forward
with checrfuluess 10 reduced duties On
Imports in the hope that he will have
better market for Ills exports, The far
incrs with whom l cunNursed were In
good spirits. aud the politicians among
them believe that by obtaining q better
exchange value for their products they
VIII have more 10 save, or to spend ur
those ncceSsarics aud Injuries that tend
TO brighten OF bring more comfort TO their
homes. As an indication Of the rapid SET
authoritics informed me thai Ia Clay
county In 1890 there Were 1900 acres
suwn in wheat. and 1000 acres ia cotton.
n lNei there were $1,000 IN wheat aud
I- ,', vi cotton Aee9t1ug 70 official
hnu,lle'' In ISM nrnbur,i 5io opH hrs,t.
III al ,vhrst ma In ISM n,sr Z nn1 NM
bushels, Our Investments In TEXTS Soon
large. and some times Que Is disposed 10
imagine that the area for what Mr.. sill
LII No..
lie exhausted mi Ia enntemui,tion If
such a gigantic field ns 1 have hrr, mi
family Indicated our onerotinns ureI
know no bounds lut thDs, of onr fiuan,
cial resources aud The prudent aud rnrr.
ful seluctigns of lnnns which shn,iJ hi.
low upon our Widening ,&ncrir,rs ayd
knowledge Among lid lo,elopments ~
economical progrpss which / uotiopd since
NY visit 10 Texas three years AGO. ,yns
the establishment of cotton Aptd ol mill
In times past the cattle have boon driven
long distances la northern rangns nj
ytarllngs and 2.yenrolds. and conveyed
many hundreds OF miles 10 the north,rn
Stockyards for higher feeding and 4lnurb
tcring Much OF this waste mud lilo
profits which went to the middle man nrr
being saved by thc establishment of
these oil mills and feeding yards. and
BY the building of the packing houses al
Fort Worth, which VIII divert the vast
stream oi Texas cattle from Kansas and
Chicago, and az great saving euablr
lhrln 20 be shipped 10 the European ports
from Galveston,
THE CENTER OF THE CO\IpANNts
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"' Nhu 50 mueh OF the great outer
"''u ~ uul lnNesuhtu's that have
$500 unlu inr lh9re thhh a passing
~ 'vu'o 10 putt worm, me central
m"noy of ~ th opIr .yaG,,N IN lenunig Tue
,""'F W. Wv 7hNi'h"iucih We chuWNul
ny ENl}lhE the character 81 the risks
~ " up'oul lue gttaiest possible security
H1eIye' we my our loans, placing some ON
tpllus Hsi s9nle on buildings lh growing
tuMns' VI lhis hlttef character fairly |
i,1lbe proportion nave bcen placed ~ |
" ortN' Ahu thlnk wisely 50, Tor
lnVS 'Ic mus unInf iht cOnstunt IN
H'Illnn OF AT Slllinan ana MS SIAN,
NY unpounleuB inrl worm Is one OF
vy ""S' progressive ana substantial
1lr9 M rue state WIN a phenomenal |
urE',upulehi append q lew figures
N Mui,n sp'3h lqr 'nei9is.elles' Ihs pom.
!"Hon "l lhe tllN ~ lotu was ll&A, u |
Is now over WipO and WAS never more
raPlllg Increasing u Is pleasantly |
Ahu hrNthlly situated aud has q mngni' |
hechl Mh'tr supply, II is perhaps Tie |
most trmhrknble runway ccnirr In the |
glr9l southwest having twelve railroad |
oullnls' SiA 81 them being trunk lines. |
9hu lhI'c OF ihem, ihr Fort Worth and |
iirhNrt, the Ir1hr and Iacihc Hnd ihr |
100 'Ilhur' nave ulelr shops located |
mere ~ mas lnlIy hhles OF electric |
hll'el ears inllWnys M operation II " |
,he hnleWl} on me fAnhnndlc aud |
lhf 'oinlnorclhl cenlcr through which
Try 80 which 1 bnvr inst ulludnd ,vii |