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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
MEAvER,S FORECAST
Interview with ex-Candidate ]. Il. Wea
VeTl

"Thc Democratic party fought the late
campaign on false preteuse Now the
campaign is over their leaders. including
the president-elect seem to regard the
financial issue as the great contention
of the period There doesn't seem to be
anything else hotheting them just now.
The 'robber tariff. The unconstitutional
tariff which troubled them 50 much
during the late campaign seems to have
dwmdled into insigniicancc.
1T Is now certain that the Democratic
party will tiy into thousand fragments
iu The presence of this overwhelming
controversy. The West and South are a
unit I'm favor of free coinage. and IL
Is believed that the industrial interests
throughout the whole country without
regard to section, are largely iu its favor
Eastern interests annually tux the ppo-
pie of the South aud Ncst TO the tune of
S1NWO.UUO or S2UOOO.UuO Ut cuch ses-
sion ~ congress TO improve their rivers
and harhOrs in order To facilitate COM
mcrrc. and the people iu the South and
throughout the silver states boz the West
do not Intend any longer submitting 20
have their great silver and commercial
interests neglected and beaten down by
combination between the gold mougers
aud European bankers and Spectators.
The West has been Umuucipated puliti-
rally, aud the JOO.OUO votes pOllpd iu
the South for the populist ticket prove
that that section is ready to join ia the
general revolt"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
PERSONAL.

Miss NJ NJ Dyer Is ON the road for a
St Louis grocery house
One Of the commouost sauttious IN
Hawaii Is "Alo hn,' which means 81
love yuu'
out of lightweight United States scuu.
tors there are siNty-iuur lawyers, one
preacher, one doctor aud one journalist.
Henry Wizards uamc. It is stated. was
originally llilgmd and hr took his pres
ct one from an infinite friend of Lin
coin.
OF those who served IN the senate with
Mr. Blaine seven rcmulu today Spuu-
tors Allison, tOcbrvll. Dawes Gordon.
Mitchell, Morrill, and Ransom.
An Town editor uys that. while Lin
culu = looks We're the worst part of him
tullum's slight resemblance Iu the wan
president Is the Illinois soustur's one re-
dccminr feature
Dr l'rd,iog NauScn's wife has pre-
scented him with little daughter. un ihp
yNv of his departure ipr the north pole.
The arctic explorer is very proud of his
new possession,
Emile Iolu's aspirations 10 scnt
among the lmWoulls of the Academic
Franchise are not hWprrnd by u lack
of rvudy money, He r. very rich. and
Is said To- have made over Sttuuuu from
the sale ut his novels alone.
EN-Spcretory William Maxwell Eyarts
WHO celebrated his 10th birthday ON
Monday, hus long looked several years
older IMAM his true age, owing tu the fnct
that he was never physically strong Ind
hns always been % hard worker.
Mrs. Margaret Cassidy Gnlospie ,ybr
was horn I'm ireland lOS years uyo. bps
Just died az Upland, Pa She was
nnopus9" 10y Iohn Wesley, who also of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
NOTABLE srEECu

The speech of Congressman Bland In
the house last week IN the defense of
silver has. ou account of certain passages
iu b., attracted wide attention and com
mcut Mr. Bland b. the acknowledged
lender of the silver forces. lie snid'
"It would bc % curious thing for the
country to observe the vote upon the
closure resolution n order tu ascertain
how many men ON Che Democratic side
of the house who. when the free cpiuurp
bin was up, planted themselves upou Che
high horse OF Democratic principles and
announced that the proposition was uu-
Democratic, would today come down from
that high horse and would vote iu the
interest of Wall street 10 drmOuctilr
silver The people would watch TO see
how q man could IN one i'm
ytuucc raise himself above the
vote IN iuvor uf Wall street. aud yet
dcny the principles of Democracy, ms APP
proved hy the people when IL came 90 %
hhl Of This rhnmctrr. The proposed hill
was monstru,ity yielding To the uatipu-
al buuks further privileges and defeating
tue muuoti2utiuu of SILVER iu behalf ui
gold guuhors aud spectators. when
the Democratic purity went before the
people % said tbui the silver question wu7
nothing IN comparison with the tuuW
question, The latter was the uycrshud-
owing paramount ISSUE which the people
had 90 face, hut us suun as the election
was over nothing Was heard of the com.
mittcr of ways and means lt
had absolutely subsidized N.uuEhtcrl
The tarin question had bpcu RELOCATED Co
the rcnr' the Democratic party had br
traycd every promise nude Go the Amer-
can people ou the tariff and silver qups.
ions, and mp tn this moment the people
had hocn deceived In the Inst election.
daughter aud applausrl II had prom.
iscd for u reduction of the mriW, and hud
sent the silver question to the rear. Let
the silver question go ON until the tariff
yus revised. There was mo- hand u the
government strong enough to compel the
repeal Ot this law, the so-rllrd silver law
until some other measure was
instituted equally satisfactory. Or
better. to take les places tAwlauscl
And give notice that the Democratic
muy may hc disrupted, and am reforms
may be- defeated, lint uo proposition sole
"a iu favor of Wall street cuu pass 70
Democratic house lApplusel No
thrcut would deter the friends of silver
from the performance ot the performance
ul their duty mon This floor lis aast-
nu Democratic friends were thlWstug
this matter into the fucr of the Demo.
Gratis of the West and South. They count
continue to Thrust the question until they
madc division here thar would never
hv'hculol tApplausel I deity the house
Go domOuptiye silver and 20 hack 10 the
Infamous legislation of 1879
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Tho Caldwell on min has been char.
tered crpital stock $4,000
The Ozma post0hce has been raised
Co he presidential class
Three new brick buildings are under
construction nc Bartlett,
Tho new roller mill at Sweetwater
win be completed hy April ].
The work OF grading the streets Of
Crockett has cOmmeuccd
The free matt delivery systom will be
mnuguratei ut laredo in n few days,
Tho Mineral Springs Mining and De-
yel0pment company Of NnvHsota has
been Incorporated, capital stock Sl0Wn
The Noakum on Mill and Manutactur
Inc company, capitol stOck Nto,Wu, has
bcun organised 60 erect mill
Tho Freeman Lumber company of
lcggvtt, has been chartered; capital stock
SAO,OOO
The Waco Jewelry and rawnbroker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
TEXAS STRINGS.

Thornton Is infested with sneak
thieves.
ON next Friday the people of Mangum
win go uu "a wolf hut, mol for sport,
but 20 ri the community of the pests.
Mrs Nultrr 4. Wood of Stockton.
Cal. daughter of eN-ASsrmhly lyman Cooley
of Alameda county, has ulopvd tu TcNus
with Il. H. Earle. superintendent of %
harvester mHWfUtturWg company
The first issue of the Iowa purk Cid-
yen, % Now weekly made lts appearance
Saturday.
Amusus Uarbor Herald, Experiments
madv lu orange growing M This section
have given very satisfactory results, and
Tho Herald hrlieyrS thar popular fruit
could hr cultivated on a large scale
mos, pruhWhlN
With the season tlmt Is now I'm the
ground COOL crops can be- mNdc iu the
AwuSas HWbor country without moro
rain.
Murderer l.uttrcll, IN iaa ut sherman,
has again commenced tu fast, aud suys
be will not i've 10 hnng.
Tie lumbormcn of Paris have formed
% combine and viii hereafter sen for
cash only,
charter has been obtained 10y No
vosuta geutemen Go develop the coal
deposits near Kellum Springs, Grimes
county
The following petition is being clrcu.
Latest at C0luoe:
Damon aud pythias' win shortly bc
presented by the local talent OF Gates.
Vile
The public school Of CLildrcss will
close ou the last Friday IN this month.
This viii end the second term Of that
school
The ClNdress Index saws Childress has
the hest wheat market 'n the West.
Howell Stewart. aged lG, was arrested
at Gaudaupe on q charge OF theft
Nearly 5000 hales OF cotton have been
Inar6eted 40 Edna mp to date,
We, the undersigned citizens OF Con.
roe, Montgomery county, organize thr
fac, that splendid majority elected the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

chi lroformed handkerchief and have done
with IL all"
This Is what Tennyson said about
In Memoiam" ut is rather the cry
Of the whole human rice than mine In
the poem altogether private grief swels
out into thought of, and hope for. the
world. II begins with funeral and
ends with marriage begins with death
and ends In promise Of new life-a
sort OF divine comedy, cheerful at the
close. It Is very impersOnal pOem as
well as personal. There Is more about
myself In Ulysses. which WIS written
under the sense of loss and that all had
gone by, but that stu life must be-
fought out to the end IL was more
written with the feeling OF his loss upon
me thun many poems In In Mcmoriam
It's too hopeful, this poem, more
thnn ] am myself The gem
eral way Of It's being written was so
queer that If there was blank space /
would put In n poem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Americans arc acct+,1 ~ foreigners OF
talking money NJ all tnuus and IN ell
place In the land Of the almighty
dollar" connty ,gLcro tie acquisition
Of wealth Is mp.rnurrly easy and at-
tanned hy quick processes there is reason
90 suppose that mems minds win hc much
occupied in planning Tor uccumuiatihg
money. The possession " inDucy moons
more Co an Am rj,ut than b. citizens
Of countries where anc stry and tmk
take precedence over wealth, f,r here %
mo1ns wlntpyrr ,Losr can confer lie
recognizes that ln ability to nuke money
is "a desirable gift aud naturally be- 'r-
dcayors 20 gain a'l thc knowledr, ut-
toiuohlc as 10 "a, 'aptlols OF his acqnisi-
lion.
Yet IL cannot BE- tlcuipd Tint IN dwell
liugs aud in clubrooms. on the streets
mud wherever men sssr'ubln. money rs
too much topic aud it may be- IS more
generally discusscl here than m cthcr
countries Will net radIrsius thu nssoi-
ton thut the mHcr BE- tr.c, ir mast hc
admitted That BE- IL hero o.tiIcr undo a
subject Of conversation thiI good taste
warrants. To fuls "shup * tububri ln
good society cyci 7lhfe. a1i to talk mon.
oy' ia scarcely on, remove from tits
grossncss. Money is mecrly tie mraus
by which men maxi purchases aud what
ever relates 60 30 pcr. dus ~ trade New
,hp homes of trade nta o. 'hr shop. "a
The exchange. aud iu the Office. and there
DC should rcmml. WHEN mpn meet for
social cnioymou; nld relaxation, they
do not ueol Co bring tIr Dilr OF hus.rys
into their pleasures aud IL is question:.
BILE taste IN cSlis'l, culturol people to
make ut any tl.ue thc money subject
60 predominant.
Within Us properly defined limits mon
ctnry discussion mu be- OF prod, Int
when it cncron hes it tx ppruici)us. Tho
difficulty with TIE average American b.
that ull hours are misllrss hours, his
brain J., alert ll0 hi, thoushts are fixed
ou schemes and calculations. lie eats ia
q hurry that hc mpy grt tu business Ice
races TO the murts lest some one fore
stall him, aud hc Sits mcu's thoughts thIt
hv may find goll. 'ikn an ambitions
soldier ur q sbunul gambler lee Sights Ct
plots tp win, aud winning -p'njs bis
gums in priuculy fashion upon others.
while Doc continues tlr uu! chase lutl
the brain win Dct no longer or ,hc uc-
GIcn.od heart cpn.os to bout Purosis, or
10 uuy hr heart failure. concludes the
story
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
sIINER sPnON pREsIDENrs.

II appears that no president was born
rich aud that with one exception our
great presidents were not only self
made, hut self-cducated The exception
Is Thomas Jefferson. Utica Observer.
George Washington was horn rich: IL
is recorded that his father ut his death
Ia 1893 left "a large landed property To-
his widow and five chlaren John
Adams was graduated ut Harvard col
lcge In 1855. James Madison was born
rich aud was graduated nc Princeton in
III, James Monroe was born la good
circumstances, thought We believe his
family was not rinh. He was "a student
IN William aud Mary college. but left Inn
lTld to become an officer I'm The army
John Quincy Adams was born rich
studied Ia Paris and az the famous
graduated nc Harvard In lTgS Then
after varied career in the diplomptic
service of the United States government
ne became professor of Rhetoric and
bellies lcttres az Harvard an before he
was elected president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

company has been Incorporated with %
capital stock of S2uwp.
The Italy Cotton Seed OH company has
organized,
Worl, has commenced on Hill couuty's
new Jail.
The German I.uthwcus OF Abilene are
contemplating the erection OF church.
binding boom Is ON ut Noakum.
Tie new Baptist church at McGregor
will soon bee completed.
The Buptiats of Gainesville are going
TO enlarge their church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
RAISES rHE nFrlsn

-, gypsum, Tcy. Feb II, lSn3
Editor Gazrtte-m Scnnfing tl,o ,..I-
umns Of The Weekly Gazette / see in
the article under the hcndmg of com,
ing 20 Texas that MIR :. d. Moore
immigration agent of the Fort Worth
and Denver city railway. offers prig"
of 100 acres of land 10 the man WHO
will come 20 TrNus with the largest
family Of girls. As | um one of the
boys of which YOU SPOKE. win snv win
MIR Moore offers 100 acres 10 the fnfhar
ottrr 10 one OF the daughters rouoi
shares with myself n one of the finest
farms in 'hildgpss county aud also div
PROPERTY 10 the amount of $1,000 an
$1,000. Now, il any of the other how,
can do more | would like 10 honr fran,
them. Willie wishing Mr.. Moore snr.
cess On his enterprise, beg to bc. r..
spprtfully yours, JAS. A. lanes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

There's a something that watches
lhats my faith, and that's an my fpifb I"
This he said with such calm pnipbglis
that ] wrote lt down with the datel ~.
Actly aud at once but he was In ~,
means always so calm Ills halisf 4,
personal immortality was passionate
thuh olinost the strongest passion n,
S n'.o ! nave heard him thrlider ON
a. Nud that has made the earth ana M
tms hope and passion into MS. N mn,
ttafeshow the truth. II IL Do MOI tr",.
then no God, but mocking 6sn1
eN0ted MS, aud growing crimson NH
eXcilemenl ia shake my fsts h N" bn
aimlshty FIVE and tell linn that / cursed WI
hlh' ia t4nk my head tonight n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
FOSTnn's LOCAL rORnCAsTs

Tho storm waves will reach this meri.
uiHn and the other changes noted Will
pccur as and within 100 miles of Fort
Worth within % hours before or after
sunset of the dates giyon below
Feb. II. storm wave on this meridian,
10 Wind hanging
~ Cooler and clearing.
10 Fair aud cool.
To- Modornting.
Warmer,
Is Storm wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

The home rulc measure offered and ok.
planned by Mr. Gladstone in the house
of commons ON Moutmy Is, evidently,
modelled after the plan OF our own rc.
public 10 proposes Go give 20 ireland
about the Same prer0gotivc and authority
TINT nppcrtan 60 an American state.
with tho exception that a limited veto
power upon the acts of the Irish parlia.
ment is reserved 10 Representatives of tho
crown ihe Irish members are pleased
with the hin, hut q win be warmly OPP
posed by the Conservatives ANA Liberal
uniomsls, aud win not be PASSED without
a struggle, which win probably exceed
In violence any that has bcen Witnessed
Ia English politics siaoe 1e American
colonies were an issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THE RoRCR OF HARIr.


Mr.. John g.. Carlisle ceased 90 be- a
umted States senator from Kentucky
Today, his resignation having been an
ranged 10 take effect ON Fch. 4. By
sheer force Of habit however, Mir Car.
isle went 60 the capitol ais morning.
entered the senute chamber aud tool, his
accustomed seat. He did not nc first
realize that his resignation took eject
at noon, uuhil he was about to vote ON "A
proposition thnt oame up for action. lie
then remarked to some of his associates
that he was iu doubt as Go bis status.
and 20 avoid criticism, would put ON his
hat and cost and 20 down to,yu. He
passed around .unong bis frionds Ia tho
senate and Ind pleasant roioinders for
thcir gOoh uutured suggestions us 60 how
he shall conduct the Affairs of The troas-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
exrRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send in Their Orders Not Later
Than FRIDAY

The demand for Sunday Gazettes can
not possibly be filed unless ncws-dealcrs
send IN their orders by Friday night
each week. The Gazette tries 70 pro.
vide for the constant Increase, ont
ends itself unable to do 50 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part Of the big Sunday paper is printed
Friday night. as even the big fast press
cnnnot do the work demanded by tine
Sunday edition an 10 one night
Send IN your orders for extra Sunday
Gazetles not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

tlNusas City starr
The humor of the medical student
stands IN need of repression. Ina M
Joseph the o,Lcr night the mad medicnl
ways spiked human head ON a public
throughfurc, and Ia Chicago Yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Whenever Isaac pusscy Gray starts
for o chair. the placnrd taken fops
over iu tho seat of g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THE CORPSE or THE W
ERACY'
Austin Slatesmill

Editor Statesman;
As many delightful aqdilm
crowd themselves into iho w
listpnpd this forenoon 70 w ".
dress of Or. j. L, NJ Coio u,
faculty and students 81 Y,
Az one who appluuded e,a
to which The distinguished E
rypr,ssin / wish 20 say un
mdnt ! applaudcd most aia y.
/ most profouudly agreed w
viii not drug about me ll,r
dead Coufrderacy Nei,tu h
prrnit me 20 ada; NelthG y.
il upm the open hishNR
u,litical nr other, 10 lgll
This win / do with y
tender hands into thc mus
of tbr temple 81 the heaH., M
h Hc ia state. And gllE
nuion aud revere the VIZ
"glnd that ! Ann an ANTI,
/ know mo influence, peis0'-
that can prevent me ir9l M
/ viii with hushed lip NV
feet that sacred place y lsv a
sweet the flowers won N Bg
Austin. Feb, Il, 1872
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Tho Gazette win decline hereafter 60
print communications whlch ARC moroly
expressive OF tao writers opinions. Facts
Of an interesting nature Will bo printed.
but comments will NOT DO used unless
Specially solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

The Odds aud Ends ticket won in San
Antonio. That was 10 Doc expected In
an odds and Ends town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

To The ,lctors bclong he spoiIs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Ct Good Brsyior Body
Type Tor Sale

THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of brewer body typo; been in
use only three months; good as new
WIN be sold IN lots Of 100 pounds and
more TO suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Fort Worth win not riucisp Mr. Clcyc-
lauds cabinet appointments us long as
hc calls the l,urbl,s 20 Washington
ns the representative of Southern sol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THEY WILL BE HEARD q
willis lnjc1l

The Fort Worth Fendllc z
honorcd with nu important Ply.
purudr incidental 90 Preaars. y
inauguration. and vii d}l'.lN
themselves with fresh lfuns
u"CnsiUa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Having nominated "a ticket. the next
thing fyr the Democracy Of Fort Worll
90 DO N tn nrDonpl In nIrDt DO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Mr. Cleveland q is nfc TO predict
will not pun down thc flag run up over
IuNuiL DIV M-n-alnr Sl.Nrna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Tho free silver views OF Texas nemoc-
rary formed the burden of the mdict-
mcut preferred against it by Mr. Seth
shepard iu his interview with the prcsi-
dent Vet Mr. shepard knows very
we'll Tint II his invitation nt lnmpasas
10 the free silver mon 20 get ont eft the
party had been accepted hy lhom, iu-
steod ct 10y himself, chat big Demo
cratic majority would have ouamrutcd
snmr nlher tlnknL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

YvmAuy-IN ADvAEcE-Po POSTAGE PAN
Daily and sunday. Que year ....--...E , ~
Dqlly AMI sunday an months. ..... ~
Daily aud sunday, one month ,.... &C
Ihe Sunday Gazette az 20 10 pagcal
one yeas VI, !. -. -, 1919; w
1bo weekly Gn1cttei 90 pagcsl J ycar / "
Uaiig Delivered By curfier IN the city huu
oil towns and cities where there nre iocM
agents 20 cents a week or 800 per
month.
Remit bv bank draft cypress or money
order. DO not Trnd inuviIual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Only 10000 Prusaana we incomes Of
over $1,000 a year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

While Mr. Seth Shepard aud judge
Hiddmgs arc In Washington attack ms
tic democracy of the Texas Democratic
party, tt would bee an nct of ngrutitudc
mot to speak % good word In behalf of
the retention In office of their late pollti.
cal cousorL Mr. Wright Cmcy. collector
of customs for the port Of Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho bu slness department Of TIM CA.
YrTrE will .omain open until the time indi.
Gated below
Saturdays ..... 10 n m
EgsshW,9e,' ,ss.,,ss s,,s''..s.,,ss . 3, ih'
Other days Ia tho week ........... 80 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

III great men du not wear awkward
ma uuhrcumug vruNuls. Galveston
News
sun mo- one bankers after tho TcNns
slNlr Their cuUut~ lit too closely now
lor comfort Chicago lutor Ocean
Tho Texas cnyut Is NOT dcs,guod so
much Cor the comfort of ppists and
child murdcrcrs, as for the comfort of
Tie communities iu which they live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15


Having nominated "a ticket. The next
thing fgr the Democracy Of Fort WORT
TO do is TO proceed io elect It,
--
Mr. Cleveland 81 RS of, TO predict
will not pun down lhc nag run up over
Hawaii boy Minister Stevens.
a=aaaaa-
Whars the use of waiting ON the
paotcry dcalf Providence aud puckory
dealers help those who help themselves
What beautiful weather this IS for
labor in behalf Of Fort Worth. Seed
sowu nov will do more 60 produce au
abundant harvest
There is growing demand for houses
m Fort Worth. The people are gather
ing iu the city that is 90 lead all conn
petition Ia the Southwest
Fort Worth win not cHucisr Mr. Glove
luud's cabinet appointments us long us
bee calls tho F,uclbys 90 Washington
GOES the representative of Southern sol
d'cry
This much Of comfort may be- drawn
from 'h' mn'l'r' Judge 'I''nam WIN
Doe the ".'e'7l iunn WHO mas L'ln '.'
premiership since tIr war, Win the rA-
erpu"n "i Mr I.Wuc.
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