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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
GoSsIDHh

In determining whcthor IN the future
he win act with or against The orgauz
cd Democracy of Texas, tho thoughtful
man who ucccdcd from il last year
viii consider well thc practical results
10 be anticipated feom either course.
II must Doe obvious 20 such man
lhut the sccedins faction can have mo-
hope Of success except through combina-
lion with political odls aud ends, and
that 90 such combination there can Doe
but one issue disastrous, humilioung
wrock, Temporary u,ccis would Ice
Even more embarrassing 10 Il thun defeat,
because e would result IN cndlcHs hirk-
rdngs among the various faotional iutcr-
psts contributing to t.
There Is enough OF Indication upon tho
mrinoo TO disclose a plan for O desperate
pifor 10 unhopso Democracy in ToXus
next year by a league against ii OF an
who huve at any timo been IN opposition
to IT, Pleas VIII not be wanting 20 sull
The doubts Of thosc Democrats WHO found
excuse for dissent last year IN the theory
that they were still acting with an organ
izod body of Democuts aud who are
yet agitoted by the results of the storm
Of that uslsual contest. They will bo,
however, entirely speclous The next
campaign viii be between lho friends
and the foes OF organized Democracy.
No matter how Il begins, that viii be
the end of Il.
Malone aud Chalmers are forcible u.
lustmtons of the results Of Efforts TO
establish independent Democratic organi-
cation, and there are those in Texas
who win recall that Wash Jones' ormtic
career was the sequence Of similar
ambition.
This Il a matter with which preiudicos
against individuals should have nothing
20 do, These are but incidents Of a
moment. The man who cuts himself loosc
from the Old Democratic moorinss shoull
have some better reason FOR step 81
serious than personal or political dis
Ike Tor somebody who chances to bg
of Influence az The time III Democratic
councils he should know the port for
which he Is bound and the character Of
fhe ship Ia Which he is 20 SAIL
We suggest that ordinary caution re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
cnMmEmonArIvn rnIrInN.

For some weeks past Tho Gazette
has been preparing TO issue commcm-
omtiyo edition about March 10. Purtca
desiring advertisements ia this edition
or extra copies thereof cam hand their
orders 10 Mr.. c. w Wilson or to Mr.. j..
W Buchanan, or leave thcm al tho
business Office
This edition IA commended 20 all who
wish to send abroad a paper that win
crcditably reflect the standing growth
aud progress Of Fort Worth as the COM
Ing city OF the Southwest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
ro nAzrrrE connn.poNDEN1s

Our correspondents arc requested to
report oil meetings connected with the
movement 10 reduce cotton acreage aud
The names OF the dclcgates elected TO
the state convention called hy the com
missioner Of agriculture.
II Is also desired that they WIN note
every mnterial improvement In their town
and county. by 40 doing they viii pro-
mote the interests Of their respective
localities, and aid Tho Gazette in its pc.
culiar mission In behalf Of the develop
uent of the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
NOT CHARLIE MIrrCHELL.

DCnison, Tex. March Specially
The item In this mornings News stat
ing that Charles Mitchell the
English pugilist passed through
here yesterday cuuscd much
amusement here. IL had boon extensively
rumored Friday aud Saturday chat he
would pass through on Sunday and a
large crowd conuegated at the depot
when thc train from the North pulled
in a wcll.hult, smooth shnycn man
stepped quickly from the train and fol-
lowed by three companions walked into
The Mcdonald hotel and REGISTERED
Charlie Mitchell Everybody stretched
their necks 10 catch glimpse OF him
For some time excitement ran high and
ploce at the window was commanding
q premium. The fake soon leaked out
aud IL was learned that the man at whom
gu eyes were looking was only a ST.
Louis drummer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

II n fun appreciation existed here Of
the immediate opportunity for rapid gain
of population 90 Toxins, surely every
community IN the state anxious for fur,
Their development would be- on the abort.
A moyemcri, a tidal movement, vest
ward has begun. Shall Texas, or the
cold and inhospitablc Northwest rem
the principal benefit from it2
The following special telegram appear.
ed Ia a recent issue Of the Chicago Her.
aid:
Fgrhury, ula., March Tho rear gulri
~ The Livingston county fruorH' exodus
int the West took lte departure yesterday.
within week over 400 families uyp irft
the county hocnusr the rents were too HIGH
Most Of thvm have gone tl points n town
nud Nlnnuniu while "a few have gone to
knnans N'hruHhn and South DAKOTA Ncal
"'tutc men have already opened tho cnm
pnieu or Erting Mp excursions tO tul,o tar
mcIH tO yiow tho country aud look nt theh
lands duHug the coming season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

feet south front on Magpan
which runs the Belt iA4p, ',
Electric Street RAILWAY fp ,s,.
Lots 1 and 3, block iiI
Nesbitfs sub-dlylsica q ii1asia
addition 10 Fort Wonh
east front on CoIlege 1s,pit,
from the City Electric V'' g ~.
Lots s and 4 block W. n
Nesbitts sub.diyision q ,ia
addition 10 Fort Very, D
east front, within o9s Slslt
Electric Car Line fn's
Lot g. block Z, ciF . q , . W !.
100 feet on the nortia " (
TON ma First streets, o' M ~,
story brick storenous eros
the Crawford DrysoOh
30,0OO.OO, ,,,.A
Lot and frame ss .9,gG, AZ
of Dido. Price, i ,Ssa,isn boy
Lot 8, block "a I sio,, i.l
south half LOT ag., VIZ.
south front, good IN, "a
stnble, known -
Price. S20O0OQ p,,,a
In i 'ors n i, 2 and 8 hlo.ti
a,tioo o' 10 Fort Woila, NJ,
~ g p. right Of g p.s,e
jennings avenue f''''
lot. Mod " 3
difion 10 Fort Worn, 9,
the T. : :, + ,o6 wy ieei Is i'ih
S2O)O.OO per lo
Lots /. ,. X = y,,isIt
Niao6ie & nyaus w
of tie William WI WE n
and within one ble.ss, ,r
Gar Line. Price ,r is
adjoining and i;,ls,sii
we win give iilii
cation. s,.r.p Of w
out notice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANslnN

MANSION.
=, Alexander T. Moore Philadelphia; j. A.
toWlvr Abilene; Vs. l.. Turner Ir.. Iucilic.
a49nt.; j. ~ celia, New Orleans; 'Ihos Il,
Decatur; Miss Antontttr GGyeraauy h..
Nntufi g.: V, Kane. Dallas; j. a. HIM npd
Wnf, Aiungloni q. II .trl, Decatur j.
A. HaussouuN, Terrell; Is, - Morris Don.
yer; AheS j. ~ Reagan blrnro. "a n
lopy, Olohurnc Ihos. H. Wilson Eddv N
AZ, a. t' bedford benjamin; Chus. Nelgon
, mti nyEson, Nnni j; ID. Mclean. Clncin.
a. hc{,tt Mvord, u. ID. Reeves NG'lnnS
H. +. Reeves, Abilene; ". H. UonneI Ellng,
Mnne' u, ~ Davis lhFoclmorton; j. 81.
hnGi9Td Plano; J. H. Inburt. Vernon:
~, IT, t'dau rcNu3. III. kcnhmstr..if
i IIiiE .eA'gi Gam ". iiorl. Icaqs, r. AZ,
y" 'pUmh3 Utlgs. W. ~. A. pcrt WHO
hurle aud children, Cleveland: w. O Ird.is'
WIG 9h4 GdnFhtcr Michigan city: Mrs n.
~" Ctyi VIM, W. Roller Sllodo Coio,
Jno' h Nv2lcuhNyeu, Alhuuo. Mob. NJ
~, M'n - NeWlini u A. AWccy, Grape
San Antonio; NJ A. l'oago. Wac1. N
iuyrcnce. So Louis; q. H. Pirkptt NVnyo.
hAt!nri Ben NJ Terrell Washington d. a.:
Abilene, l.. A Van Dyke Chicaro. NAN,
hopr Nolnoni ID. J. Cnlkus, Wichita Fails.
aYlh W. King, Kansas Guy; J. j. liittson,
l., Kendall AlyOrd; ~. u. Shpcbicford 'Cin,
CihhHn; A.. Newly, Hot Springs. ARR.
M and Mrs Geo A. Bsl,cr. unyondci
q Srccy, DeIeou: r. -, Mobey dublin
~ ~ suith, Decatur; g, No. Suith. be,
espatur; j. w. sparrow, Decatur; 4. T.
fie;Sys, p DECATUR frank ~. Drowulcc
LOWS. Noathcmorl, u. A. Stone. h. y. d.
tN.s ~ ~. Zones, ST. Louis; j. J. MrGpp.
nmttnS' 700. Professor Edwin Price and
y. fMluru, thildrNa; W. -. trOCk1ft Nom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
PROGRESS Tie wAroHwoRD.
ITO pnnlls ITO

The result Of the six months work Of
Wallen's Texas Business college Whom
Il Is considered Tint this institution has
attained this In TINT comparatively short
turc for this practical and progressive
school lt8 pupils are already milking
q reputation for themselves as well as
the college in the commercial world
Some of them accepted fine positions mt
good salaries after only three month";
instruction Call 40 the college ard you
win bc surprised 10 see such large and
AouH shing Attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
PERSONAL.

Miss J. NJ. Reagan returned today
from New York and tMcugo, whore she
went I'm the interest of her spring stock
OF millinery
Mrs, A. Il. Lyle. nee Miss Morgan
Long. has returned TO the Fort to mako
1t her future home
A. j. Butler, tho general manager of
thc sales department for Texas Of the
Atlantic Refining company, has returned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

The san Angelo Enterprise credits TO
Tho Gazette Just and well uttered crltl.
cism by somebody else on tho "frcuch
mll." whose drunken orgcs recently dis.
grated NCw York mud take issue:
Texas has enough burdens 10 bear with.
out rathcriug such aRslnlnc uttemncys n8
the above. Now York hnt hunting either
capital or immigration. She hus more Of
both than she can take care or Texas docs
want 10th 1nl on account of tho nuucl of
prllc Dot ot Idiots % mahlo 90 gvt asa
much os She needs of either lhc orsica OF
tho recent Trorph hul u Sew YORK. which
o>lucd principally On uc minds OF au1co
writer's, are denounced aud condemned hy
thr creator part of thc Sew lon, public.
Iynchlug uul burning bees are upheld Ia
wcsas hy "lcadlng duacps The difference
iu thc propoHuous ls apparent
10 % unfortunate, ycg unfortunate, That
amy town On TcEas, 0ud especially one 40
snHghuy CO.'S San Angelo, should bee mis-
represented hy such lournalin Lost amy
one Should Doc deceived hy an utterauce $50
unnecessary and 30 wuuton we take the
liberty OF saying thNt san Angelo is noL
u amy seutc % -ympaIhlgcr with the South
haters who found temporary hmring for
their rawlings because Of tho iuus Incident.
san Angelo Is NOT That sort OF a town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
VICTORY roR TIE PopUGIsTs, IN

iHNN ANi'Ih hAill'AffI
They know that the committees resoiu-
ton has divon the Clarke contingent fur
Their away from them and that there 50 no
longer a chuuco Tor uim-yisugcd war TO
smooth his wrlnElcd front They know
that the issue is Joined aud that the night
must bee 20 the nnlsh. They know also
that this means victory Tor the Populists
aud opposition to Hogdsm next year unless
something unforeseen happens IA conse-
qucncc of which These same llogg conserya-
tycs are an ut sea without compass or rud-
der and do not know which way 10 turn
to escape the political mnolatrom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

quircs q solution Of these questions. and
that young men, particularly with high
ambitions and bright prospects should
beware lest they are started on an mn
cnftnfn Journey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
NEW nnLEANs nArrs

New Orleans, In, March O. First rncc--
tlNe iurlougH bertha " won, Fancy Free
second, Mountain Duut tNtri 1,i,n,.
:u3 Ia.
SECOND racc-iyo furmgs surgct won.
SWagilatur seeoud 1.-the Baltic thlrd.
lhrd race Six nIrlongs. The judge won.
tg1hu stcond Winnie Woods third Elmo.
Fourth racU--Slg furlongs Tee Mike won,
llf4i
titth 0ce-Qnc MAE Speedway won.
fn4sroa second, Dolly Mobiles third. Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

The sforul waves viii reach this mcfi,
dian aud thu other changes, noted WI
occur al nnd within 100 miles VI Fort
Worth within - hours before or after
sunset of the dptcs gwen below.
March i.-Coolcr aud clearing
March 5.-fn,r and cool
March Modornting.
March T.-W0rmer.
March Storm wave on this mcri'
dian.
March O.-Wind changing.
March To- Cooler aud clearing.
March 11.--Fair aud cool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

rAr-IN LpvArcr-rnsrAon IN

YyyAu--IN ADvAEcE-posrAcg rArp
pauv AMI sunday. one yenr......S 800
Daily and Sunday six months. 500. $50
Daily and Sunday three moutlis... @;yO
Daily rnd Sunday, ono month. ..... 100
Tho Sunday Gazette az u 10 pagesl ..
The weekly Gazette DC paRcsj / 81. . 90
Daily Delivered BY carrier IN the city aui
all towna aud cities whore there are iocnl
nronta % cents week OF Sl.OO per
month.
Vonit nv bank draft express or money
order Do not send Individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Tho nomination OF Garter Harrison for
mayor shows flat Chicago f. still luboriug
under the dclusiou that ius municipal depart
ment IL a dime museum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

~ It be true Tint Isaac pusscy Gray Is 70
receive the Mexican mission. u probably
means that the president regards Mr. Kill
cores boot as an Indispensable agent 20
iha proper conduct Of the business Of con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

returned TO his
quarters fresh as q
duisy Gibbons
lacked a little still
of weight yester-
day and went
through his rcgu-
lar daiy work. Ills
party says when no
rcuchcs the city he
will he at the
weight. and be in
condition To- fight
for q mans life.
The men are appar-
HnIIU ma nnHHNIIH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Air. Iiawison's acceptance OF law pro
fcssorship may mean that he desires TO
prepare himself for the prosecution Of an
action Of ttover against the Democratic
party IN 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Princess Saiulani must have been deeply
impressed ON Saturday. with the difference
in the methods OF making change of
government between Hawaii and the United
states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

There are several hundred thousand prcsl-
dents ia Offs country but Mr.. Cleveland
IS the only one of them who D. master Of
more than n hundred thousand Jobs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
FIRES.


Cisco, Tex. March Specialize.
w. Carmichael, living four miles south
of Cisco, was burned out yesterday.
Nothing saved. Loss about $500; no in
surancc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Hurlwon, Tex, March -(sppcinl 70
y Martin, one of Uur hest kno,n Ittl.,iaN.
,,.' ,e.k al4e9y a his home near htre
STD George stone also died mr. AN,
mUrfWe N ~ tlua
me Mes % l.olgo OF nmleson. IA hia
4, i9s, sa,qrday nighl Dy NJ.
ma 0Mecfss " 'he ioiioM-
NJ. wo, 9r ttss ", rs J, G. shaHnan, $
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
JIM Hall

matched as two men can be and those
who go the CrescpuCs spacious arena
tomorrow night viii not, ufiess some
thing Unforeseen should occur, bc diaap-
thing unforeseen should occur, be disap-
pointed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
AT AKRON. q.

Akron, o., March G,Ilhe Klrkham Art,
Tile and pottery cOmpanys works Tocntei
ar Bnrherton, were totally destroyed hy
$4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
An WAXAuACn1n

Way0hachic Tex, March G.-(SpecialO
Matt l.. Cobb's residence was con-
sumCd by lire. Less about $3.50; in
surcd for $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

w r. Patten. Chattanooga-T sell
puleys through this country aud visit
it every year Fort Worth grows between
every one Of my visits. The Arlington
Iun is a model hotel. but Fort Worth
needs more hotels down town. those il
the last cotton crop placed this part of
TeXns IN better condition than any other
section. our collections are better than
almost any place else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

thcy are not to do an the fighting TO be
done In Tcxaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

IT, A. Orlopp Richmond-I have been
pretty we'll over the state of Texas and
find the tobacco trade Ia frst-class CON
ditiou, with sales good and collections
easy. The state Is in better shape than
tinue to improve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Tho only travelling persons male or 10.
male az present authorized to receive and
receipt FOR subscriptions for the Gazette
nrOs
IA. l.. Boyle, q. r. Darwin,
u III Bafbce a.. IL. Ecwloy,
y. ~. htacroady, Z. w. Wilson,
b. -. Buchanan, y Blond, $50
n a. Read. wallace Buchrmn.
E H. wilkes Cy johnson.
~ m lovgtpr w M MarChmnn.
The public arc cautioned not 60 pay money
10 any other persons representing them.
solves ns travelling agents ~ THIS pn Dor. as
hi authority heretofore Issued TO nug otut'
person than those named ~ hersDy re-
WYNN nnmnnrnt rnhlIahIng CnmnnnN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

70. w Provno-Thcrc are enough PEG.
pie I'm Fort Worth from the state of
Tennessee TO form a lirst-class Tennes-
see society, similar to the Southern So
ciety IN New York City | am from
Nashville, and IL Is remarkable how many
people are here from different parts Of
Tennessee. A good many of them came
ms did, for hcnlth and they usually
remain WHOM they once como.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

j. r. Williams, Dallas. Dallas has
been duh for some time past until few
weeks ago, when affairs began TO pick
up and they nre improving right ulong.
This Is probably due TO combination Of
cnusea but principally on account of the
movement towards navigating the Trim
ity river, aud the extension Of the Rock
Island road so as 20 open up the lumber
country of East Texas. About all that
Is expected Is to make the Trinity river
of sufficient Importance to use IL as ba-
sis for the adjustment of railroad freight
rates on account of water competition
unless government appropriation can be-
obtained. The river could easily be- made
a cauul and IL would De- of very great inn
portance TO Dallas and also to Fort
Worth. | think both cities should mike
an organized effort and work constantly
until Che appropriation wax secured.
The rice experiments along the river
have boon successful, and with rice
and lumber country tributary 20 these
cities, and with the reduction In rtilrond
freight rites that would be secured, IL
would prove of incalcu0ble benefit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
SAID ON THE STREET.

Dr. Iolland-I guess the highest price
over paid IN the United States for "a
hack ride was In Fort Worth about fife
teen years ago One of the big cattle
men took IN the town one night and
the next morning presented the driver
with $1,000. The driver went into bust
ness on It and has been successful, while
the donor died poor.
A Cigar Dealcr-No, / never put ont
q box Of cigars any more, but always
lay out the number Of cigars man asks
for There is little trick OF picking up
q cigar between the thumb and foretiuger
while one OF two cigars are pressed
AGAINST the palm Of the baud with the
little finger that Il Is almost impossible
10 detect and It Is worked by more
people than you would have any idea of.
TLen, too, good many men will grab
q quarters worth Of cigars and get one
more than they are entitled to. You can
tell good deal about a man from the
way he smokes cigar If he elevatos
the cigar in his mouth, nc has a good
deal Of self conceit; IL he grips IL hard
between his tectl. he has q good deal Of
determination; If he chews the end Of
his cigar, he is of q nervous excitable
temperament. II he holds It evenly be-
tween his lips he is of an even dispo-
sidon. not easily changed or put out
about anything
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Tho contest In Virginia for The United
states scuatorshlp promises 10 be more in-
tertetng tnan tAnt Tor the Eovcrnorship,
There are already ave candidates IN the
nc,d for the scar 90 the senate mnde vacant
hy tho dcujh of the Hon. john s. Barhour
audi now temporarily nncd hy Geucrm liuu-
ton Mo gentlemen are ThomOn y, Mur-
tu of Mhemorlc, General Fiuhugh Lee,
General iJunton Governor Mckinney ana
IIolncs Conrad Recently No nUmc Of the
Hon. Goorgr 10. Wise haa hocn mentioned
It is hprdly probable however that tho
scnato,sMp VIII ho glycn 90 Richmond.
Colonel oFcualrg nomination for governor
s,cms 10 ho pretty wen concedrd on am
sdoa. Thus Car his only opponents are
lioutcnout Governor }. llogc Tyler of pu-
mfsl and eS-Attorncy General ltutus q,
Ayers of Scott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
THE FIGHTING MEET.
HALL AND Fl1zslMMoNS READY
FOR TIE FRAY.
Gibbons and DAILY Evenly Matched and the
Contest WIN 30 a Fine One as Pug
Science Goes Races.

New Orleans, Ia,
March q. Jim Hall
arrived here tonight
on his special train,
accompanied by John
Cline and muny
Northern sports He
was iWg0od form. and
oppressed his con-
iidtnce i'm his ability
10 whip titzsimmons.
Betting on the re-
suit IS MS follows Z
10 10. Gibbons 1T 20
10 DAILY. Hall ~ TO-
~. ieitzeinimOus 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

The Mort Worth Gagetto snys n "thcy,'
moaning he CLARKE mon, 'want 10 get
luto the Democratic party, they must ulc
tnc goat" II the "gnat fnrtlon OF tho
Democratic party nrc WllinE lint tho
CLARK men ride with stnrs they are ready
to mount, 4Aus,ln Statesman.
The Gazette said n "they," designating
Quincy pui Flanagan, swami 90 grt INTO tho
Democratic party they uuai ride the CONT
The Statesman however, ia not oltogothor
wrong ln iis quotation. We hCiioye both
Of those distinguished gcnilcmvn ware
not oaly "Clars men,, but Clark leadera
In tho late cnmpaign Harmony or no hpr
mony, we Insist that 20 gct in,o the party
they must consent 20 gilc the biggest and
wildes, goat Ia the flock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

lf ia q little inconsistent foy Che dlfsontcrs
90 SO ahead with thelr arrangements 70
nab an the foderOl ple send their cnlssar-
ies 90 Washington, avow the purpose 10
continue fhe hsht noNt year, ana then 20
squeal when tho Douocraiic Organization
pulls Itself lstlo closer together rhcy
ho0 chancs 70 observe laa. year that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Reviewing the postoflcnl cagoer % the
presidents OF lho United states, % Wasmng.
ton writer notes thot Six men Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, lnclmon johnson nnl
Hayes became planters oe formcm upon
retiring from public nee; that ilyc Van
Huron FILLMORE, Iglcr Grant ana Clcye.
land openly tried 10 eet another t,un;
that i've Van lnfcn, Polk Fillmore ricFea
and Grnt- Travelled extensively az the close
Of their official carver; and thar fonr
Adams plcrcc, buchanan and Hayes
sooner or later became rOcnsoa
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-12-16

Corporation tax proper. DR.. CT.
Balauce In Treasury Nov. 1.
1893. &349,69
Amount Of Taxes Of the year
90, collected from Nov. /,
to Dec. I, 90. 22,Ol
Amount Of Licenses of the
year %. collected from
Nov. l, to Dec. 1. 80. 1850
Amount Of Fines collected
from Nov. I. to Dec. I, 80. 500
Amount Of Market revenues
collected from Nov. I, to
Dec. l, %. 7,25
Disbursements.
Nov. 10. 90, Paid Henry Bes.
lin for one month salary.
according to his contract.
month ending Nov. 10. %.
per his account on file No
S4S. $l25.OO
Nov. 20. %. Paid salary of
Secretary for one month
from Oct. "a, to Nov. SO. 80 1888
Nov. 30. 80. Paid Commits
sion to Collector and Tre-
asurer at per cent on
$46 amount collected by
him from Nov. /, to Dec,