Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

I e.uVSf'lo' anu ~ lo louhltu.tf even
% enter The pcsticsl ii.ts asaip
The prevalent belief amons .hc pro-
ris>' said $. NJ, Kerr NJ the Texas Loan
company last nlehl at the rickwirk. IL
,na' dnrlns hnrd times the number OF
foreclosures greatly increases. This Is
erroneous, for on tho contrary, hard
umcs has tendency to diminish the
nn,nncr Of forcclosuu~ Non see Il loan
n1rnns never fcrecloscs for any other
rspesS tnsn 70 got MONEY Now ia
!ilhes IKE these u Is an utter impo@-lhili-
" 70 convert property into cash without
.uhelink loss, 80 that there h nothing
! " knlh py taking possession uf nortgaFr,l
I n.ob,IS Loan eomranies hud Il more
piYni@ ne 70 allow The property to 10.
main m the possession Of thc owners.
shns leaving or them the burden u loek.
taxes. u will be when money becomes
,nese plentiful that torcclosing viii IL
oaa convert L into cash. Loan con,.
panies alc not letting 20 ct dollar these
DAYS, but look for resumption. IN h
were, IN a few weeks and by Noven,h,r
any ngn with scnrly eau sci money
~ G. Brown, a prominent dry goods
merchant u Vernon is IN the city pnr,
chasing a stock OF I'm goods, 'of
course business has been d lI,,le dull
Al Vernon said Mr.. Blown last night
az the Mansion, but Improvement IN
prceruhle aud | believe Il will he hut
= short while whcn the hand times Mil
county raised a III, f,, li'',,fttt
wear. bnt itot W,,,1, a.. S''i',. ,l"i' t'ns
az yet. The vieiJ il r., 49, n, , sN,V'N
the county has nr,r ,,,,.,, wy 'n's 49,
will coanierari the i,,' 49, w" Hn4
bring into i'm enlt,iy ~, ~ y"
amount OF money ~ ms b,,, n., s
derived FINN thnt Nros" 'N ""NN
w" s'P
"Iho merchants ~ N,a,t,, nm
sn,,i,,,. III $3.50, "'N''"' 'N''N NV
~" 'N"'"p'' inat might be ioi-
i"Neu pN every merchant IN the state"
said l. e, Grant OF that pIty nt nn
pickyick h.t e,,,,h,. sn,,b.t N,,.,t..
~. 'N' :" NW"uA
f"'' 'u' merchants are nrring the farms
ers. who are creditors. 10 holC their
wheat 10 Tho oNp,yantion of blehrr
priuos. Nearly an the mrrchinia OF
Tie STATE. Of course, ire lQing Il ~
their customers as much as do thuse
VI Wichita Falls The result uiorc b
That hut u small ptfi of the Nheat Mar
hrcn marketed Politely Won. poil
tics are quiet. hut populista urr ro,vlnp
Win wonderful rUpidlty Hard tbuos
sVrin to breed theni and while thcy lack
much OF being In tlie ascendrrc, vpt.
u they continue 10 recrivp apce4sinn1 ns
they have IN the last fcN months ii
VIII be A hcr'ulrnn task for q united
n"mo NV p defeat thnH. No, Inc
Clark aud llogg mcu ln not tay much.
bat ] hvuyo the Old unimoay h All
them end viii need but litile provo.
chli0n 10 hrcds ull afr,sh"
'Fort Worth win rival Knusns CITY IN
doing III. Vln,lr.ai, hpsi,.s. a.. a..
Init, srn,t,. ''V
'""'"' 'N''N"'F Wh'u lnot country Il
opened 10 statehood remarked u prom.
inont cltiEon Of The Chrrokep NATHAN In 4,
ti,,,t,,, ,,,,,,,,. ,...,..t..
~ ~ Hi''Nh'
"h
Yes statehood weui be Of lnestlnl.
abel worth 10 Texas. and Tp,,g si,,nit
MID, Il, ,1 n.,. 'V",'
~" " "pl n'lP ~ NluhK'unh -reHdy
lehlws NJ inon' 10 bring Il about a.
soon Nv possible" he eputl6iird
I,onr Ian, ,,,,.,...,..
wv wv" .'H'' iN' FhalN HNll'u our
peolAe cANcllf lAut was before we be-
came farmers nnd ranrhmen, az wp nov
Nlei he ehasg helng lif chief ambition
OF our ahreslprt. But mat has changed
ana WIN NO nave changed otw way
on nNlRs louhy 'he forests age AL gone,
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