Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
LOSING OUT SALE
OF OUR
|arDGt Department.
Csc IngrainS go at 15c.
35c lngrainS go at 25c.
SOC Two-PIyS go at 35c.
75c Two-PIyS go at Soc.
| All Wool tx. SuperS at 6OC.
75C Tap Brussels go at Soc.
81 Tap Brussels go at Zoe.
Best 10 Wire Tap go at zoe.
n inch MOquettS go at ST.
Fl Melton VeIyetS go at ST.
Three-fogrths cash payment at time of
Fchase. Balance c. 0. D.
No goods in this department laid aside un-
IS paid for in full.
M IL AMI nd

Had you taken the pains to have cx-
nmined these dispositions You would have
discovered that I'm June, 1889 | bought
fifty shares Of the Waco-Enns Compress
company's stock from Charles Dilling-
ham, deciding him in payment therefor a
corner lot ON Rusk street IN Houston,
Tex, valued at 5000; that the transac-
ton was In no sense of a private ma
ture but known 10 the friends of both
parties there: that the deeds Of the traus-
fer were drawn by Baker Bolts x
Baker Of Houston, who We're familiar
with all the details of the TRANSACTIONS,
that ON Jan. 10, 1880. Mr. Male, rs
president OF the Waco Ennis Compress
company, sent me check for 5000,
/ the same being a IL per cent dividend
of my City shares Of stock that on
March 4, 1890. $50 more or / per cent,
and on April o. 1890, an additional
500, or 4 per cent on said stock, making
In all 500 or III per cent In dividends
ON fifty shares Of stock held by me, said
dividends representing one seasons earn
ngs of the Waco-knuis Compress COM
pany: that In the summer Of 1870 need.
Ing money badly, | endeavorod 10 sell
said stock 10 several pariiesi that II
was matter of general knowledge
among compress men aud cotton denl'
ers that I had this stock for snle that
after much correspondence finally, ON
Nov. A. 1890. concluded the sale of
said stock Co Mr. Robertson of MeXia
at 40 cents ON The 81, on $52OD; th Iat
this was the highest price obtalnablc.
although bad purchased IL at par
and the dividends for the previous season
had amounted TO IA per cent on the face
I value of the stock, and that drew on
Mr. Robertson for the purchase price
| through the South Texas national bank,
/ attaching the stock 60 the draft
When / purchased the stock ] notined
| Mr.. Nnlle that | had done so, and re-
| cniyed no advice from him Them so
! much as intimating that such purchase
aud sale was not perfectly regular ana
n nlso appears from these sworn depo-
I sitions that during the time that me
stock was held hy NE ] was general
passenger aud ticket agent OF the Hous-
! ION and Texas Central railway. winch POI
sition gave me no control whatever over
the movement Of cotton 10 or from any
compress on that line, nor any ADVANTAGE
or privilege not enjoyed by every Olher
citizens of the state.
Mr. Robertson Ia his sworn deposition
In the case ebOye referred To-, staies'
~ bought the stock by representations
made of us paying qualities 10y MT
! Male and Mr.. Ripley ms wen a. lns
own belief that IL was good invest
melt .,... ~.
I'm view Of these facts, which appear as
/ "a notter of record within q tones throw
of your office. which record WAS HeNeral
fines referred 10 I'm testimony oi inc
witness Nullo. embodied I'D Your neF
I sage. and I'm view ~ the inference rehtrl-
ing upon my personal anu ON W uVn
which a pnsUnl reader must draw from
the Language made mp by YOU; J am nosl
reluctantlv forced io the conclusion that
Won hive been either culpably Negligent
IN attempting 10 arrive at the real Ulln
m n natter Of so serious nature Wnien
Won saw ht 90 make the shpJerl on
state paper. or that, fearing 70 tLAhe
Accommodation which y0u knew 20 De
v.ithout foundation. You have, by unWpl-
rsnted inuupndo and the use OF covert
| nirosos pregnant with sugGesuphe or
disbonest dealings sought % behnlrHli
tbrnngh YOUR Office OF governor ol lne
state Of Texas the name OF one OF i'H
humble citizens 90 AZ, spy.
,,,,tinns made Isl several Of the ieadi
Soners ~ Texas that the governor ~
lre,as could not lose sight OF lif iAcs
i,,.g anonqh 10 dictate nn lhppl 'tiH.
stafa paper. that A. Faulkner goulu ny
consigently support Candidate 1Alae' -,
uorr for governor; but u VIZ" ~
- reeidencc IN the state. ~ FltN ~
i9lE l,,,tr.ser.,t wears service on the
t4e ~, and I'cxas Central railway,
dn,ine an az which time . mas pssA S
ani s ca ~ 20 keep name, when ~
nne'nerations before me has been MA
ANN for probity and honesty, h ll,lli,na
~ even the iaintesi hreAln y Ky sen.
~ n view Of these facts aud we fsn-
drsi construction placed upon ~ 5oe
era a.s s9 msed by sou al il relates u , ra
inaiyidually, q your message .s 3i9d ln
lsllr niiielr calling upon you 20 num-
thnr P,,ii,sr 10 BE- tuken from either
AZ blreaebes Of the legislature Low \.
oosl re- Texas railroad communist 1,,i 4.
srs or anybody, eom'iallse s S 10
elopi tllAt 1900 lur connection WiM ~
hnls ~ rnnlsriul and corrupt tfAnaA'
snos referred 70 BY yqn.s s,,ch body
Ny''S Nil gladly appear psiofs $50 s1afs y
Al such tine and .y I 5esisnase. ana gladly
Texas as theJ may ur-