Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

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he would MORT annr,, II s,' ~ a,s VIZ
min who md the ss,,,n ...s,1a es''s'
nuch For fear ma. ~, ne.u - ~. W +.
lei as to Mr. Ilojlias-.,,n,.n H'as IN. ~ ~,
that he WAS n forrna. 49, v ~ -, 80 Y
official life and NAV $500. Ns 49,.
d again for MI / Fnou WI, VII, 20 .nu WIZ
dnties cease IL h ~ 49, - ~ N''.si.t
tleaon VIII 80 y sonseiehei9us gen
political 1, sfitniinr III f4Huy us JIM
the neonia, f,itht,,ii'' ~ uas $500 ~,
in bis bopn@t y ~ aua has w W
what ma - ~ Hoes nor ephsine'
went him ~ 81. u iyrhs OF tle 49, 49,
OF III sc,s ~ WHY 'n,S VIII thlnh
docs II II a., ~ i ~. rls uNis Snu
ieoisiatnra ~. one WISH texas hau 4
| honnr,tin 1, ne y suVh n'er a. oui
| e,,r, III, ti,.t., III "hu " nu'
/ mich, ~" 'N'' N'N'hs "' pl''eS''"n
Il NJ ;s,,,.,i, - n.u.,,
r,ssaI iio va, o. paliAs saiu Ne never
neyer M, 1 NJ 70 ruh lot oiinve, ou.
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! ~ MI, m,T1'i ~. Ns ms ioi ne kneW thal
az e,u Ky. ~ o"s no 20 turn tne crank
n, -. 49, ~ question win
| rr,sas IA 5Hs,N me sNAW OF
yenSe egyso III. spSnu vne vent 70 ad-
sss snan1s ,hovs ~ nSr11 sv Nan
s sui sre"" ~ ,uYusahas OF dollars on agrl,,
corn ~ r,o, puy Alie hoss' nour ahd
az sDcrhs ~, aiiu lh tnls way ran
,,is sre,,,,s StE nv, suont! ier US, Nsllior-
" Nus $1,000 year on h9tuemtnre.
~ ~ thels PrVuurts anu mus they
~, a., Hpv '.,l our money why nor
So o"t 1s'tvui,vlal commissioner ms
, n99nss aiu let MN ADVANCE our agri,
I,as.. I'M; anu horuVul9r 70 where Az
in'sS 'nil-S Eau re opialnel IA IeNas
l ten yon the states OF Kansas aud
NaAlnIIlh are spending Texas money
When texas should spend rs own money.
W NOT see now anyone could md fault
cuitnre.
-, FARMERS Institutes as Educators, was
the subject Of an address by j. =. Kerr
o. sherman. Mr.. Kerr went over the
Whole neld OF education work for far
nefS lhe mingling together aud cX-
Change OF ideas was of vast advantage,
No discussion should he allowed IN the
IN Institutes. but what applied 10 methods
and varieties as applied to products.
His address was well received aud was
excellent. NJ. Kerr Is a quiet modest
man and a hard worker He has been
treasurer of the State Horticulture soci-
ETY. for years and Is one of It's most
valued members.
In the discussion Of this address
H. w. fitzpatrick of Mckinney
exsmplitied propagation. giving In full tile
whole secret Of gslftng etc. This was
done in such way as 10 enable any one
PRESENT To return home and start an
orchard for himself and thus lie indie
pendent of uurserynlen. u. H. Huffman
made "A talk on The ''l0uture OF Uorticul-
ture in Texas" He said The future of
horticulture in this state was the future
of home life. Ii was essential TO n home.
and there couli h. mo- bnn,s without n
The orchard garden and flowers fold
the sacred story of a husblnd's love and
a fathers cnre' 4 low ncres well tend
rd was tho destiny If n farmer In Trxns
and i am glad Is say we have a stats
nnn,i Ia the destiny W. cnnnot sny
~ Nh AVE- can ,la nnt6 we ind o1t Yox
hive her, an ljSDlnv Ave varieties Of
nSors aud tbot h ahont ali von hoyc
tricl VII there ar" oycr ag3' variefics
von have never tried Van have several
y9ri,tias AZ crane hare, wcil fhere an,
o,'n ,toi,o y,ssis,ios In t,uts NJ ma
cam III what our ",ate il ngssible of
mil w., Iova mia tbo y,ri, ttcs In owls
,n, ,,' 5rbor am insac,s ,r,,.e,t ne In
AL. III s,,5 ,,,, s,tn an,nn,olo.
0 ~, VIZ ~ p .nn We n' ,nr n,si,i"n wnylJ
50 So" 49, ~ w ,iiisl,aJ IL eac, tbat
Texas of good quality and in paying
quantities. We have YET TO learn our