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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
POPULAR OPINIONS.


Farmers Branch. Textile follow.
ing Is about the way political sentiment
Is divided In this place:
Hon. win r. Turnipseed. postmaster
and general merchant; 1 favor c. A,
Cul6erson for governor because he is
trled public servant and a true Dem.
ocra'' tor second choice. John
A. cochran. am In favor
OF Horace Chiffon for senator /
am strictly In favor Of John H. ken
gan the old commoner remaining Mt
the head Of the railroad commission,
l thlnk he is The right man in the right
DR. a. r Beddo. leading physician:
am IN FAVOR of John II. Cochran for
governor for first choice and John II
Reagan second: Horace Chiffon for sem
ator first, and Gov Ross second.
M o. Forster farmer First choice
Tor governor Is Cochran. second. Rea-
gan. For senator. Ross.
g a. Coleman: Reagan first and
Lanham second Chiffon for senator.
Capt w. L. Good; Cochran first and
Reagan second; Chiffon for senator
hrst. Ross second.
James NJ. Longmire: Cochran first.
Reagan second. For senator, Chiffon
first, Ross second.
G. N. Dennis; Cochran first Rea-
gan second, Chiffon first, Ross second.
a, Coleman; Cochran first, Culber-
son second; Chiffon first. Ross second.
j. ID. Marsh: Cochran first. Reagan
second; Chiffon for senator first, Ross
second
DR.. S. NJ. McColum: Cochran first
Reagan second. Senator, Chiffon
first Ross second.
]. w. Broadhurst. Cochran first; no
choice for senator
John Myers Cochran first Reagan
second Senator Ross first. Chiffon
second
Frank Shuster: Cochran first, Rea-
gan second Senator, Ross
IL. II. Myers, merchant: Cochran first
Reagan second, Senator. no choice.
Y, L, Ford. farmer: Cochran for gov
ernor; no second choice. Not decided
for senator
II. j. Bryan. farmer: Cochran first
Reagan second: Chiffon for senator.
Capt. w. G, Bryan: Cochran first
Reagan second; d. b. Culberson for
senator
w. A. Longmire: Cochran. No
choice for senator.
c. T. Coleman; Reagan for governor.
Chiffon for senator
y, NJ. Bailey, farmer: ivernor,
Cochran first, Reagan second. Senator,
Chiffon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Colorado. Tex.-At the request OF
The Gazette your correspond
ent has interviewed num-
Der of business men OF this city among
them being DR. r. c. Coleman, Demo-
cratic executive committee. / beg to
be excused from answering your ques-
lions except as to senator. / am in
favor of Horace Chiffon for senator, he
VIII make AN ideal senator, he is not
any too young nor any too old Chill
ton is sound upon all the great funda-
mental principles of Democracy and
intellectually Is the peer of any man
in the state. II elected senator, which
| sincerely hope and confidently be-
lieve, he Will reflect credit upon the
great state of Texas.
W. II. Smith. attorney-at-law: l IA
vor John II. Reagan for governor and
Horace Chiffon for United States SEN
ntor. They are both true and able
men and sterling Democrats and are
before the people asking support upon
well defined and clearly expressed
principles and policies which IL put
IN operation would result in great
good to the masses. Until silver is
restored to free and unlimited coinage,
/ do not expect 10 sec our people pros
porous. favor harmony but not at
the expense of principle. The state
DgllpNI d'N IL sovereign ana cannot be
muZzled by recommendations made by
its executive committee. 1t is Its i'm
perative duty to deal with all public
questions and no true Democrat will
refuse to abide by the actions of a
majority of it's members.
W. S, Smallwood attorney-at-law:
My choice for governor is Judge John
II. Reagan. | think he is one Of the
ablest and purest statesmen the South
ever provided. Am for Hon. Horace
Chiffon for United States senator
favor the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver. Think II should be restored
TO the exact position It was before the
Generalization act Of 1873.
w. a. Crowder OF the Texas and
Pacific railway: Like to have Mr..
Roberts for governor. l think he Is
n man that agrees in paying as he
goes. Also liked his administration be-
fore. / think he would make a good
man to settle on In case of harmony
and is strictly Democratic. Favor
Mills for senator; think he Is good
man to run for senator and good tariff
reform. Do not think II would be
good idea to have too much silver,
] favor the harmony agreement.
w. l.. Justice, proprietor Pacific no.
tel: l believe Culberson would make
Il good man to run for governor and
Is true Democrat. / favor the sill
Yer issue. Think 1t is a good thing
TO have plenty of silver; favor the har-
mony agreement; have not decided as
TO senator yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Fort Worth daily. It stands forth un
shackled, and well equipped for inc
fray, and has In brief period dem-
onstrated us ability to worst the News
In honest, open combat. Aware OF lts
disadvantage In such an engagement
the News resorts TO old-time tricks
that have done II many a good turn
and seeks to weaken its antagonist by
lessening Its home support. 1t Is no
TO be supposed that the business men
OF Fort Worth. who have had to deal
with this question of home patronage
OF foreign competitors In many phases,
VIII be tempted even by a so per cent
reduction In price to aid In an attack on
the second largest manufacturing en-
terprlse in the city-an enterprise thai
has over seventy people In Fort Worth
on Its payroll, and disburses every
month between $4,000 and $4,000 in thu
city.
But what shall be said Of a newspa
per pretending to have the interests Of
Fort Worth at heart that leagues witt
foreign enterprise to encompass the
downfall OF n Fort Worth institution
that Is more closely connected with
the interests OF this city than any other
enterprise, and that stands for the up
building OF Fort Worth as a whole?
II the News and the Mail could be
successful IN their present endeavor to
destroy The Gazette. is 1t within the
imagination OF man that the Dallas
News Will do the work for Fort Wosth
that The Gazette Is now doing?
Could mallgnity and treachery to 10.
cal interests 60 further than the For
Worth Evening Mail is now going ir
the extremity OF It's design to do evil?
IT such an advertisement as the Mail
mas printed, and such a league as It har
made were adopted by Dallas paper,
does any Fort Worth man suppose ii
would receive a moments federation at
llc2 N''
There Is wise selfshness, which was
eNemplihed by Walter Huffmsn and
joe Brown and y. c. Evans OF the
dead, not TO speak Of the living. These
% not consider questions OF local
difference when the interests Of Fort
Worth We're NJ stake, Happy will It be
for Fort Worth II It should prove that
their spirit did not die WITH them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Corinth. Denton county. June g.
Editor Gazette: am like the Irish
man who was caught out In a rain
storm without an almanac. lie said
he was open to the wther and convic-
tion, have known John II. Reagan
ever since l was boy. We have
many good men in Texas: and tall
ented men. too, but none of them has
been weighed in the scales that try
men as John II. Reagan has.
ernor.
want free coinage of silver.
want the railroad commission as IL
Is until it can be made stronger and
better for the people.
40 not want any man to go to
Washington to represent the people
who faYors the financial policy Of MIR.
Cleveland. ]. NJ Hazel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
NORTHUMBERLAND rME LAW.

The truth about tho whole matter Is
that the dangerous doctrine that tho
commissioners had right to declare
arbitrary, unreasonable and confiscat-
CRY rates and that the iron rule OF the
commission was practically conclusive
has been irretrlevably dismantled. II
there is any fact that Is perfectly clear
during a heated campaign, In which
all history Is turned inside out to suit
the uses OF ambitious candidates and
even the decalogue itself Is banded and
twisted as an ordinary campaign docu-
ment, then this fact cannot be misun-
derstood. The arbitrary, truculent and
confiHcatory menace OF the railroad
commission law has been knocked on
the head and the intelligent reader OF
the courts opinion must see that the
blow is fatal. II the old venom lin
gers the decision has destroyed the
fangs for inillcting it.-Dallas News.
The commission law contains pro
vision for judicial Inquiry into the
reasonableness OF rates established un-
der IT, The only issue before the SUI
prome court on this point was whether
jurisdiction vests In Federal courts
to make such an Investigation. The
upper court holds that by the expires,
provisions Of the law itself the Federal
court located at Austin has jurisdlc
tlon. In view Of these facts, the state
ment by the News that the law at.
tempted to place the commissions rates
above legal inquiry and that 1t has
been "dismantled" " this feature Ia
display OF gross ignorance or grosser
deception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

German Herald, The Fort worth
Gazette Is the only sound Demorrntir
paper among the great dailies of the
Colorado Clipper: The Fort Worth
Gazette was sumner last Sunday
She bohbed out with twenty pnres
made up as neat as a pin.
Dublin Telephone; The Fort worth
Ga@ete. under It's present manage
ment, Is fast retrieving its lost pres-
liye as a newspaper representative OF
The great state IN which Il is pub-
Hillshoro sun: The Fort Worth Ga
Aette ~ now crcditable representa-
i've state daily Journal II IL in line
with the free silvcr Democrats. and ia
the only representative daily In Tho
state that Is In favor OF the free coin
age OF silver. The Gazette a. ally
edited and ia now IN private hands
ana II not corporation paper that H.
subject 10 tho wh,ms OF stoclSholders
It's telcgraphlc facilities are eouni 10
any paper In the state. and its statc
news department has been mnterialiy
improved. and today The Gezetts q
taking u stand In the front Of The pros
eession and moving on braveiy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Peoria, HIN county, Tex. May 3d.
Editor Gazette I am in favor of the
Gazette Reagan, Chiffon, free coinage,
an income tax and the railroad COM
mission as 1t is. The Gazette, because
1t is In sympathy with the masses and
usuihst Inonopolies; Reagan, because
you can tell without a spyrlass inst
winch side OF the fence he is on; Chill
on hrst, because / think he is quail
NED and on the right track, and sec
ono because he was greatly wronged
py the enemies of the state admin
istTauon when he was superseded by
MINIS. If he had remained in the SEN
nv the rate OF the silver bill might
been spared at least the mortlficafion
OF a Texas senator aligned with Wall
street. against his own people.
j. NJ. MDANIEL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Heerne, Tex Here is list of some
of our business men and their choice
for governor and United States SEN
ator:
Professor W. n. Lee, e. NJ. weyi.
merchant; Sam Lipshitz, Culberson for
governor.
Or L, NJ. Bassett, Reagan for gov
ernor.
w $. Fontnln, ]. L. Peel. merchant:
Jake. Cohen. william Kerlick. culber-
son for governor, Ross, senate
John u. White. Culberson, governor.
Chiffon, senate.
DR.. r. j. Pugh, Charley Stewart for
governor. Chiffon, senate.
Cummings, Culberson, governor: chill
ton, senate.
II. \, Allen, merchant, II. b. Easter
wood. p. 1. Brady, Charley Stewart,
governor, Chiffon, senate.
u, Edwards, John Saelers. Culbersor
governor; Chiffon. senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Some stauneh % Democrats have re.
Gently discovered that the plank in
inc national platform demanding the
repeal or the 10 por cent. tax ON state
bank issues, Is wildcat" plank. and
was 'surreptitiously" Inserted. II the
opponents OF this measure ana OF the
tree colnase OF silver are to be be.
hcVed' the last national Democratic
convention must have been composed
OF terrible lot OF fools. to allow an
important plank TO be Inserted In tho
Platform 'surrcptltlously" and 10
frame gold standard coinage plank
80 as TO demand free coinage OF sill
yer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

The Daily and Sunday Gazette, do
llvered by carrier or sent by mail. one
Dollar per month.
The Sunday Gazette DC pages) one
year, $500.
The seml-weekly Gazette 1.-TWO pa
psrB week, $ pages ench) one year.
800.
Remit by bank draft express .
money order, Do not send inyidual
cheek Address
STATE PRINTING COMPANY.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

tor1ai publications received and listed
during the year. also the names OF
foreign daiiies and weeklies contrib
uted because they contained matter OF
historic value to the association. As
much remains to be collected. the GUS
todisn requests that anyone having
publications that would contribute TO
a history OF the territory and who
Is willing to aid in this work. to send
such matter to the address OF w 4.
CampbeiI. Kingiisher. O. Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
rRnAcunny TO FOUR WORTH.

Fort Worth Evening Telegram.
II Is announced by the Evening Mail
o. this city that It has formed coali-
uon with the Dallas News and that
hereafter Il viii deliver the sunday
News to it's subscribers for 10 cents
a month. It bases its appeal Tor
patronage for the News on the asser-
ton that III Is the only paper in Texas
that can truthfully claim to be more
than local paper"
AS the regular price OF the News 10
Us agents Is ; cents copy. II Is APP
parent that the Mail ia proposing 10
set remarkable example OF generosity
or That the News. for purposea OF Its
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Since the days OF Benjamln the world
has been familiar with left-handednoss.
and not long ago the claim was made
that the same superiority OF the right
over the left existed In the feet, but
not until recently has 1t been maintain.
ed that the same is true of the eyes.
NJ De cnmarasa. French oculiat OF
some repute, asserts most positively
that there are rlght-sighted and left.
sighted persons. That these persona
uneonseloualy use only one eye at a
time, having to change the position Of
the head to suit their popularity Of Wis,
ion The only practical Importance
which seems to attach to this discovery
Ia In the case OF spurtsment and sol.
diera. who should have their gum
adapted to their sight. az while a
left-sighted person might shoot from
the left shoulder right-sighted person
would require an apprenticeship. In
view OF the frequency Of this defee,
this writer suggests that sportsmen
adopt the rule OF shooting with both
eyes open, and TINT military drln be
made more rational by allowing mill.
tary marksmen TO do the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Hale Center. Tex.-Your renortor
having desire to ascertain In Whit
direction the political straws are cours-
ing in this section, took II upon him.
self to interview some OF our mos+
prominent men on the questions tbat
are now before them for action In ~
near future, with the following ree,,itS.
d; w. Shumate, farmer: | am 20,
= W n Lanham for governor and n
y, Culberson Tor United States seno-
tor, ana faNor bi-metalism throuph in
ternational agreement i"-
Chas. l.. Goss. merchant. u,a.
nam Tor governor and d. h C,,lhersa,,
Tor senator. Don't care nnch 1911, ~,
suNer, put think we ought 10 ~
more money. and every dollar lssneS
PROT g. II. Kerr, school ,eocts.
am FOR Lanham for governor nnd ri
Culherson for senator. Fas,nr a., -
coihaHe OF silver so far no ~, iiee
further. s''u una no
d. NJ. Winn, merchant.
W =; Lanham for governor ana apr .
20 uiuets9n Tor senator. Am In fa,or
OF hi.metallism through M a. LANor
uonal agreement. and indo,.., n I,,a-
land's administration, and III, SirNe-
majority OF the Democratic ,,'i,ih Inc
mat he Is right before his VIII see
nee expires and that he will VI or
OF me loudest applauded presid s os one
United States ever had easements the
N e. Payne. farmer: Far t.,
~, aso,' TOT p b. Cuiberson I'm
ratio l6 10 j. soihnse' silver
J. Harlan. farmer. po,,,,,
favor Nugent for goyerner ~
feoples party man for sena un a good
iree and unlimited coinage ~ Favor
favor = Rs Merrill farmer, Dcmo e,lver
10 SEQ Srss i"r governor ana wan
silver ii''''''ea coinage Of
W. r. Hampton. farmer va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

The forty-eighth annual commence.
ment of Baylor Female college June
To II, viii be held Mt the college
chapel, Bolton, Tex, Tho class OF 1894
comprises eight literary and ak art
graduates. The Invitation to attend tho
commencement exercises ON Monday
morning. June II. is extremely tustcful
AZ Tue top OF the page is a pretty view
OF a haruue launched upon the wntera,
with an appropriate Framing. ard un-
derneath IL the motto, mon flnis--sed
iV'ium'" To tho LETT at the bottom
OF the page, Ia the monogram, N. Il.
C." in Kit with the college colors.
white and lavender on narrow rib.
bon drawn through.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

santa Anna, Tex. June 1.-Edltor
Gazette; The speech OF Col. r. NJ.
Wynne at Mansfield. in which he
dominates Judge Reagan for governor,
was received and read with much en-
thusiasm by the people of this whole
county. Col. "Dicl1" struck the chord
mat VIII put In tune every patriotic
heart In Texas. The entire state sec
onds the nomination OF that grand
9ld nero, who has never been weighed
IN the balance and found wanting.
WELTON WYNN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

As recognition Of the friendly scr
vices Of the United States. the Bra
LILLIAN government viii celebrate with
great pomp and military splendor the
Fourth of July, and Will ON that day
lay the cornerstone OF monument to
James Monroe. the author OF the mon
roe doctrine" The government win also
present Il medal to President Cleveland
In token OF their appreciation of his
action during the recent rebellion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

49,, 49,. .o,o,,s ,,,,as, ~ a,
,sa, 1870. - canal M
ID 1871 re'a''ns y , e. " u
time as to have no will. tn
eT,,i. cr,,,as,or shows int = 4
OF Luna sylvester III. ~. y, n
make opposition 70 ""
think this evidence dlsprcys
,an,Io, thot sbe mad not willn
49,. 20 aornai troxllpare .. T
the act Oh caFhui N''S"'.' ~.
presented as a competed W.
30 state The evidence aii *
~ s,,hr,,sslon Of the serori q
the SUBMISSION y ~ ,..,,.. * A
the judge. Supmlti'ns
may have misled the FURY, y
cptr,x aid not complain Of ~
cutrlN u'u wy ~, s,,,h 4
until she had given o'r,s Y. \,
which she told her 'no'n YUM
chnd NJ Thompson, nor dsii
ohiiu 81 i''Y'rs,, Z ma usalS
that TINS s'iei's w, ',,,as,se I, x
on her part. The eV'o'n 4.
aoient to sustain the c0ru'n
,ha nsroltv The langpass
the pe"" sr.ct nat ~
torney to the ensss 4. "A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Houston Age: Attorney Culberson,s
We've, the Fort Worth Gazette thinks,
should be satisfactory to JudEp Rea
Ean To The Gazette II seems or tho
iVst impoftance that Judpe REAGAN
should be satisfied.
The Age attributes to The Gazette
the opinion OF some paper which ia,
evidently. anxious for Judge Reagan
10 withdraw from the race. Ilntii Mr.
culeerson more explicitly iu,erprets
the Chicago platform, which Is. he de.
elarea supreme Democratic authority
on national Issues. We do not care 70
express m opinion on tbs subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Terrell rlmeB-star: The Fort worth
Nasette 'lenns' toward Reagan FOR
u little dlsposcd TO "iean" 10 i.anhan,
which makes II considerably "bent
over NJ Reagan and Lanhan, are con
slderabiy apart on ldcas Reagan ana
sslDerson are much cloacr nnd. In
'Hee are right tog,her on the issues.
Is the Tfmes-star authorized 10 state
mat Mr. culberson stands with Judge
Reagan in favor Of the equality OF all
yer with gold in coinage privilege at
me government mlnts at the present
ratio. whether European nations give
tselr consent or refuse It 10 such a
policy The public would like to hear
further from the Times-star on this
subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Kelly learning Wisdom from the ex-
perienoe ~ his forcrunuers PFC posea to
keep on the grass ana yet address the
crowd In front OF thS Capitol He will
speok from q balloon, and It Ia not
probable there IS any municipal cnaet-
msnts touching a voice from the clouds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

This paper 10 kept on file and advcr-
fislng rates may be oscertnlned at the
office OF The American Newspaper
Publishers Association. Temple Court,
New York, OF from It's Eastern bust.
ness office, IS Tribune building. New
York
Western buainess office COS. 1.-THE
Rookery," Chicago, ILL.,
s. 9. Beckwith, sole ngent for for
eiRn adVertiglng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

The storm waves win reach thls
meridian and the other changes noted
VIII occur at and within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth Within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset OF the dates
given below
June 6--Cooler and clearing
June 6-F'air and cool.
June -Moderating.
June s-Warmer.
June s.-storm wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
ron ArronNnY .cnNnnAL.

fritnuA OF
Mr. FULLY A. FULLER
Of san Antonio announce him AZ q
candidate for tho Democratic nominn
tion for Acknowledgement OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
THE HIGHER courts.

Austin, Tex. June s.-The court Of
criminal appeals decided the following
cases yesterday:
Dehhis Thompson VS. State. from
walker; convicted of rape. The frst
count charges rape by force and fraud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Ia 1t possible that the mantle OF
James q Blaine is to fan on the shout
der OF Thomas Bracket Reed? shades
of the departed Forbid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

The Oklahoma Historical society hns
for Its object the preservation OF what.
ever pertains 10 the history OF that
territory. which includes the collection
OF works OF art. literary productions
photographic Views of scenery
buildings and people. The nrst
annual repost 81 Mr. W. T.
Campbell. the custodian appointed
by the Oklahoma Press asso.
eiauan' SHOVE fn~ number OF terri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Tom Reed may not be prophet nor
the son OF prophet. Yet he is poll
ueian and can read the aisns OF the
times lie is hedging" on the silver
question preparatory to making the
race for president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

a. n 4.
valuable Yss.
used in the prep's I X
saparllla In sns sl,,' n.iI5'i Il.
every ingredient 70 3
parllla combla,s..s se.us ~,
poses one Doi'A'
get Hoods. - 4. "a
Hoods Pm. Co.,. e
grippe but act p'''''
cientlv-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Mark Twain aays there are only
thlrty-tve jokes in existence. II ~
probable the recent failure OF his pub.
fishing house ~ MT one OF them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

In response 10 the Increased patrons
ngc accorded by the Dallas clicntage OF
The Gazette, we have established spe-
clal ngncy there. IN charge OF Mr.. Il.
Rutherford. onlce, Mcleod hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
PunLrsIlnus ,vD

II HIINIfIlWN NND
Jon PRINTERS
CAN SAVE
MONEY
BY haN,us the'y straight composition
work done 1hc Gazettc's linotype
machines
Eetlmetcs promptly submitted On
newspapern, pamphlets, catalogues
llwyers' briefs, etc ADDRESS
MECHANtCAL DEPARTMENT,
STATE PRINTING Co.
Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Wonder what that Houston paper
thinks of the strength OF Judge Rea-
CAMS mind after reading his sher-
man speech?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

We are authorized 10 announce
b. w, CAMP
Of Fort worth as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Lieutenant,
Governor OF Texas