Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
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Territory Democrat. who TAX. an
interest In Polite. Ar. ,xt,tst,


NJ riow, |, T.. MY. "A. Fms Ninriew
country In stlll eniny.nr III, m,sst
NNather and ihsprb, t't, nj IL tht nrder
| 81 ne DAY hero, A long sclt want ma
I Teen supplied by Mr., 81 i, sinl,ninn
ttaliing q hrlclSyard Mirlow vii nny
/ nave good and cheap htt.E which viii
bNs ". town a more suos,suti class
OF buildings The finest quality OF ce.
ment plaster In the United States IL
1 ment Plaster company al the rnte o.
Two car loads a day and with plenty OF
handmade brick TO SO with The best ce-
ment plaster, NARROW IL insured of a
better class OF buildings than amy other
city In the territory and at the very
least cost. This will give the town a
great advantage over all others along
the Rock Island road.
MARROW Is not having any boom nor
| does she want any for every huslness
man can aec at glance what Ia in
store for those who labor willingly
and the vacant places along the bust
ness streets are iilling UP With good
class OF men and the farmers are nllng
up the open places on the prairics, and
along the rich valleys surrounding u.s.
and keeping the country and the agrl-
cultural Interest In advance OF the town
This is MS " should be and VIII result
~ AhNlNNNfA prosperity 10 NhAh the
farmers and merchants.
People here commenting on the Dem-
ocratic roverses In the lnto elections de-
clare 1t was the failure of the Demo-
Gratis to carry out the pledges OF the
party generally, but mainly on account
Of tho action OF Democratic senators
during the session, ON tile tQrltf. and
S!sv5iahd'n suiKing during the cam
pnign, People here OF every political
NsaNH 90
Wilson of West Virginia He 10 rec
garded by all as friend Of the common
people and the pronounced champion
of honest Democratic governmental re-
form, and next to Wilson Bland, "
Missouri holds the first place In the
sympathlea OF the masses OF the people
here,
Most all the people In this part OF
the territory are from great and glor-
ious Texas aud nearly all are Demo
Gratis. who feel as deep an Interest In
the welfare OF the state az " stlll liv-
ing there, and many OF them know
too well that neither tho tnrn reform,
the action Of United Staiea senators
or Clevelnnd's Indifference had very lit
tie to do with the results In Texas
The Gazette got near the mark when
thcy placed It at the door OF the ticket
sorntchor." for tho ticket scratoher has
boon the curse OF Texas politics for
years
Instance the Eighth congressional
district, No one doubts the Integrity
and the capacity OF Judge BELL. There
Is nothing lacking In him as true
friend OF the people, but there ia In
his district large element Of scratch
era" who hold with Bell and were with
the hounds In the campaign, They
carry water on both shoulders. and
are great Bel men to the tune OF all
the postonlccs and other federal pat
ronage. but greater Jenkins men when
It comes to getting the county offices.
That 10 what reduced Judge Belts vote.
The wrltor wrote Judge Rel last spring
and warned him then Of impending
danger ana letters won't from others
impresslng him differently, but II he
could see the ballots OF all now, no
doubt he would be aatoniahed at their
Inconsistencies But enough Of that.
We are not In II, but we are IN the big
Indian territory, and we are good
Democrats and want the territory To
remain 10, but II the territory does
not get very material change Mt the
next session Of congress- II IA the hon.
est opinion OF great many that there
VIII be very few Democrats hereafter
In the territory. w. A. T.,