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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14
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''''%-Nh AsNhblt4NNNlIlg MEETING.
Rockdalc. Tex. May i9.-Folloviry
close upon the heels or the great meet.
ing conducted by Rev. sid, Williams at
the Baptist church, the Methodistq
under the leadership OF Rev. ]. p
Lowry OF Little Rock, aided by tho
local pastor Rev. II, p. Newsom. have
begun what promises 10 be the rreni-
est OF all protraoted meetings ever held
here, In the interim OF the two meet.
ings the Methodlsts, Baptists and
Christians OF the faith MS expounded
by Alexander Campbell united in Tho
erection OF tabernacle capable or
seating 1000. people, and the present
meeting, while conducted by tho Meth
odlsts, IL In fact union AFFAIR. Tho
music IL furnished by the joint cholrs
OF the city. aided by an organ, a piano
and two comets, The tabernacle ls
lighted by electricity, and the nttersl
anee is very great. The Methodists
have. TO begin with, one OF the nbiest
young preachers In the state. and Re,,
Mr.. Lowry has already won Mi beeyts
by his great kindness Of heart noiitc'
ness and faithful efforts. He is an
educated man, deeply earnest in his
work, fearless In his manner--a Chris.
tan. Great results are already FORE
Swallowed. '''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

At first blush it would not seem likely
that electricians would have much uso for
tape, but ns matter Of fact they employ
1t Literally by the ton, especially of late
years. Tho electrical circuits are of wire,
and oyory time joint is made it is served
with tape, or should he, the tape being
nearly nn inch broad and well improRnnt.
ed with insulating material to keep the
current In and the moisture out. Some
times, If one looks up at wires In the
street, stray ends Of loose tape can BIO seen
Tutoring In the breeze, like rags from n
soro finger A great denl Of electrical ma
ohinery Is wound up with tnpo to prevent
burn outs and tho street railway com.
panics arc wisely fond OF literally wrap.
ping up their car motors In this way. 1t
would in short be difficult to find a mod.
ern department Of electrical work in which
tape Is not an Indispensable and ready
means for helping to maintain the intcg-
rity md efficiency OF tho circuits Detroit
Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Insurance solicitors can get point from
one OF their kind down in Greenwich,
Conn, who has hit upon novel method
of securing people to tnRo out policies In
his company. Ho malls q circular to those
whom he thinks will insure, stating that,
as their time Is wol ,h $50 a day, ho in
closes a check for 10 cents, which will pay
for tho time consumed In reading tho nc.
companying insurance propositions lie
caught one man for $40 OO0 who would
probably never have read the circular but
for tho accompanying check. -philadel-
phln Ledger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Tho Chief Baron Pollock is very fond Of
telling the following story about himself:
When no left st. Paul's school some.
what unexpectedly and in way which
gave some otionso To the high master the
latter parsonage gave 1t rs his opinion that
he would 1.-Two to he hanged.
After a brilliant career at Cambridge
Pollock came out senior wranglcr and was
elected follow OF Trinity. On hearing
this his old mnstUr said;
Il always iorotold that no would fill q
very exalted station. London STANDARD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

EXTRA COTTON BELT AT Ts ,,S
TIONS FOR THE SuMAEh " -,
International convention I Ipsa
ledRue, Chattanooga, Tenn, All
Memphis grand lnieristss," -
Memphis, Tenn. May u 10 A. IA
International conVenuvn r.nt,,tot
United Society Of Christian h"
Boston, Mass, July ~, ,-.,.A,, Tan.
TrIenn,al conclave OF knlEnr
,,ars Roston. Mass, August - =,
Cotton states and InternallopM n
nosItion. Atlanta. Ca, seplempH y
december 81. "a, .,., n,lb
Baptist Young Peoples uii''A
more. Md. July Is. .Ao v,ne,il
Tbese rates are open to the s's ,se,.
nuhIic besides tho usual suinms, .,ss,s
ists' rates TO the health any
70 ,rts OF the north ana U.s., rolt,,
cali or write to the nearesl us
Re,t ticket agent for dates y i.
rntes and limits. correspcnaenN
e MTi \ %nARp COTTON BELT AIisA'
TIoNS =, tsa
rhro,yh trains twice eaen Z" ~.
~, vyorth. Plano, Green,.. ,, ssulDls
ru yWhitewrlght, Wolfe Vhy c;,rJeal
t n.'.,,, W waco. Hlllsooro sssna b
TpI.rsp ittsburg and Issa sa 'sorht.
l ly,sr, Tenn, making eioss ~. ~
.I NtemphlA for the olu s,nrectisss
lions AZ Mana making close e. w x i,
AZ i &c. ouis and the Norh va r
/. NJ. & S. H''y. coach stryies q.
AZ, nhn1a cities for MempnH ous %
t ,ne Relt Route" and roy s;resarklrl
s,"II Nj. & s. R'y tr on, frofu q;
81; ,, ~, pullmaa sleeper, s,rstl,1k
Ihr9us Memphis via in's 7,sler VI
al Great Northern raiI"@"
1cotton Belt Route ,e,elve sni Y
Close oo onnesrs in Texas ~ ~
liver pnsse,ith the NJ, X VI,
GreenViali1ei ,,nnd railroads. rf IN 0i
Texas 81 a r. G.; Fort VOTE a, az
the n N a. tx. W. y. ri 5,Is sipr
FL W: q u q & p. railways d p,iI W
;, r. an, anu n x p. railway; - ~lth y
WIN tne N ny; corsiean,, ~ II, y
| II. & II. C. Ry; Wa0vp railways =
4 T. and $. A. q r. 4 s. r. NJ u
Gregor with the ~, ~ sell ticker. \;
All Texas rallmayss Ask ~ 10,
the Cotton Belt hou, odat'o!m IS.
and secure the as ~. ,he only lln, t,a,
| quick time offered ps TcxAs % s'f
| ming solid trains ir' nm,swerA p'''-'
p R'' y . 5, 9 WEES 24I.7 :.
A. A. Gibson. z. pioRaAS,.
,,,,.. ,..s.nvs p and Ticket x, ts',fS X,
e, ", Main Street Fort w'''
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ouIrMAN NEWS.
Adjournment Of District Court--othor
Court News and Notes.


pullman. Tex, May 1a.-Distrlct
court adjourned May 0. The most noted
trial OF the week was that OF Al Alex
arder, charged with rape. He was
found guilty OF an assault with intent
TO rape, and was given two years 10
the penltontiary. -. The grand Jury
having completed their labor, returned
thirty-two bills OF indictment, fifteen
or which We're mlsdemeanors and six
teen felonies. Six OF the sixteen We're
sentenced to the penitentiary. varying
from two to three years each, which
only leaves two persons in the Wood
county lan..., Commissioners court
conVenes Monday. with a small docket
MISS Hanson OF Omen. Tex. Is visiting
me family OF Judge Britton q. Messfs.
Dlllard and Muse and Mr. Foster. rail-
read commissioners, and Judges Morris
ana Alillean OF Dallas were visitors 10
our town this week....I. w. Robblnn.
VINO was taken 20 Mount Vernon as an
attached witness. returned Friday
sherin Carter went 20 Terrell Tuesday
with an Inmate for the asylum. and
returned Wednesday. y parson Lively
OF mesquite, an old settler OF This
county, is visiting Xix Rhodes this
week. 'Ouitman high school closed
iriuay,,.: District Clerk o. NJ. Wood
S ,Sis monday for Longvlew on ofilcial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Azle. Tex, May ls.-rhe wrlp,,,.
Balllnger trial had at ALE ves,nr S.e,
was one Of the most Interesting eases
ever tried In the ALE courts. AttorneS
T. NJ Rowland and Assistant Connty
attorney Cowan were on hand and ala
considerable work. Young Lace Raj.
llnger and C. IT, Wrinkle were eech
ind IS and costs Cor disturbing Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Gatesvllle, Tex, May ls.-The com.
mlssionere' court met In regular ses.
sion Monday. ~. J. p. Fouts OF osaas
Is Nsluns IN the city. Justice y. q.
misslonera' court. The petiuon -
J local option Will be presented 10 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Box 183
Bowie, Tex, May l2,-Edltor Gazette:
Place 2l1 yote8 to credit OF Gentleman
jim %. Belts Nale) Look out for
"Jlm,' after June 1. when he gets into
The home stretch, as he will have them
"hu2alug and hummlng" along II they
Keep a lead In the race, Matte" and
pike CO. must be saving up bum
de Scnu them In, and give Peak and
Busby's friends a scare.
.MISSNIfRI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14
FOR TWO
GEN CREATIONS

The good and staunch old stand
by MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENI. has done more to assuage
PAIN relieve suffering and save
the lives of men and beasts than
al either linimeuts put together.
WhyP Because tho Mustang
penetrntes through skin and
hesh to the very bone, driving
out all pain and soreness aud
morbid secretions and restoring
the afiioted part TO sound and
supple health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Dallas. Tx, May is-The citizens OF
hiehArdson this afternoon petitloned tho
eommisslonsrs' court 10 appoint guards
70 Mateh the roads and prevent any
oouy from coming from the SMALLPOX
dtStriot Just across tho Collin county
me into their neighborhood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

., Tho board OF trade Is having
.pu road leading TO Coryell City put
1,'e mod condition. The court has
agreed to pay cne-half cost. An appro-
nsiatlon has also been made Tor the
irurnersyllle road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Arson. Tex, May 1o.-The Fort
Worth Busby club: We send you 100
votes for the Authorization man, Sid
Busby We are not AUTHORIZATION,
bat Antlpyrine. Antlkamnia, Anti
Algos. Anti Trust. We are In IL to
stay Yours truly
MORROW & JOHNSON,
Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14
HOW THE CONTEST STANDS.
The VOTES COME ROLLING IN
FOR THE FAvoRITEs.

PEAK. BusBY. COHEN, MOORE.
We'll ARE THE FIVE TOP
FOUNDERS AT PRESENT WRIT
INCA PROMISE OF a NEW
RICHMOND TO THE FORE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

n. W. PEAK. FORT WORTu,"33i5O
A. S. BUsBY. FORT WONrHn"5O S2O
Il. IL. COHEN, FORT WOWTH."lO2N .
Horace Moore, Wucu...........'' b1dV
Dave Wen. WdcO,,.,..........,... atio
Il. J.. Tlnsley, Fort Morth..".,,. III
j. NJ. Hlcol. Fort Worth...,.... l6i4
Ed. Meyer. Jefferson a..,.'.....'' loao
i. Belts Yale. Fort Worth..",... llhO
Dave Edcl. Corsicunn ,..........,,, luh-
II. 49, MBTchbank, Dnllns,.s..,".. ~
j. NJ. White, Fort Worth.....,,. btS
Bob Mlnatt. Fort Worth...,... b63
w. q. H0mnn Fort WOrth...... boy
II. G. Bradley, Shcrman,,....". 800
n. VI. Rodflns0n......... 40
n. H. uillau..,....... ..,,.,,. 90
Wiley Blair Wcuthcrford.... 2lS
II, y, Edwards, Shermnn...."... 2l2
Tom Farmer. Waco,t,,.,..".,.. 2o3
George D. Wood8on, Dnllas,.,.. lal
H. n. Grlnln, Shgi muu........s,. $50
A Hobart. sulphur Sprlngs,... lJ3
John J. Knight, D1lluH.......... l8S
ban NJ LaHker, Rurkdale.......,, 1856
I. j. Mltohner. Wichita Falls... no
I'd 3. RlghardaOn, MIrahnll,.,. III
W, l. Miller, ALE, IcN.,,,,..,.,. lOl
u. l.. Frrolund. Iou8ton,....." ~
Jake Mayer Fort Worth".,"... 81
Joe FluWprHt...,......... ~
Fritz Mitchell ...,.....,........ ~
Vernon Lomun. Observation-Disclosures. 81
d. $. H0rd. Dublin. o.
Gsorrc A Hrnpdtef. sherunu,.,, e.
Iorman MarkR...,.......,,,,, Al
Chnr. M. Hollub San Antonio. 4.
,;gnrpc A nm 'Wnro......... al
Al Nj Unnro . al
" M Robartaon sherman. .. Al
fl g Francis E"rt Worm . n
| Ino Rnlnes. Dnnyiuc Va. .,
rhnrias IL Cnrfwripht bpltna pa
Inhn N aycetInan IiniraiInc .,
Wf4yRFrifuFtr
/. invrinv pnrlg. ...- n
Il N griWth. WACO 2.
| H. I\rltuvr - ... q.
! / q Trucr Dullng . o
| Harry L. neyVnlfa Dotlna u
| y ID Preston. Fort Worth ........ y
1 H. s. TurlS................. .
! II !, Smith Fort Wurth 4
| N II trrnyipr 81 Louis. 4
] H. l. Knox. nnllta-..,............ 4
Frank Buol. ToNnrknnn. !
Wrlght Ionos, Enuig.............. !
| Morltz guprr
| w. II Mcdowell ................... 1
Iuv Kcmpnrslty. Gamesvlllc.... 1
| BYRON Miller .,..-..,..,..........
! Harry \ Hardy, Houston
Q. II. Iett. JnckRonylllc... !
! Morris Brock, Galveston ....... 1
jacob Mayer. Fort Worth...,... /
William Miller, PAris..,.,.,,,....
| Louis W. Hnrwell, .,..,..,,.,s....,
j. H. LcycrHcdgc,. ...,...,.....,
i, A, McCnrty. Observation-Disclosures.
] Harry AlherH, nnllNH..............
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

THE DE LEON BUSB1 CLUB
Per $. II. Decly.
Arson. Tex, May 1o.--The Fort
Worth Busby club: We send you 100
votes for the Authorization man, Sid
Busby. We are not AUTHORIZATION,
but Antipyrine. Antlkamnia, Anti
Algos, Anti Trust. We are In IL to
stay. Yours truly
MORROW & JOHNSON,
Druggists.
Crawford. Tex, May 1.-THE Busby
club Fort Worth: We are sorry TO ace
Mr. Busby behind today, but as you
are on the ground, suppose you know
best We inclose 100 votes for the
Antlcombinntlon candid0te-Anu Trust,
Yours truly,
CRAWFORD BusBY CLUB.
Thanks for your confidence in our
ability to run this race, viii try and
see that same Is not abused.
THE FORT WORTH BUSBY CLUB
Colman, Tex, May 1.-THE Daisy
club Fort Worth. Enclosed find 100
votes for MIR. A. Sid Busby, the anti
combination candidate. Antipyrine-
tlkamnia-Antitrust Send some
more badges. the children are crying
for them. Yours to stay. -.
Thanks "Aunty" White, we send the
badges. The Fort Worth Busby Club.
stephenvllle. Tex. May 1O.-Edltor
Gazette: We lnclosc 100 votes for Mr..
a. s. Busby the differentiation can-
didnte, antitrust Yours truly,
PERRY BROS,
Druggists
Henrietta, Tex, May 1.-THE Fort
Worth Busby Club: | lnclose 100 votes
for our candidate. Mr.. a. s. Busby.
VIII do all that ! can, Send me some
badges BUSBYS FRIEND.
The above In n new list to our string
ana mighty good one, one that we
know TO be strictly business. Wish he
would allow us TO publish his name.
The badges VIII bc mailed at once
THE FORT WORTH BUSBY CLUB.
Fort Worth, Tex, May II. Editor
Gazette; ! inclo8c you 100 votes for the
worthy drug candidate and the peo-
PIES choice, A. $, Busby. While he
Is receiving the support the drug
gists, find many others supporting
the honest, sober and industrious BUS
by, He Is very temperate man-that
! know, Yours truly
j. G, REEVES.
with Finley. Dicks q Co. Wholesale
druggists OF New orleans.
,,
HlllabOro, Tex May ll.-Slssy Jupc:
! have been requested by some Of our
"fehk' friends Mt HllisbOro To furnish
them with Howard Peak badges. WIN
you he so kind as TO send me about
eight 80 FOR there IL Just eight OF us
aud We VIII send you 1903 votes as a
starter. Look out FOR us later as we
are coming like n "cyclonc." The fol-
lowing les what the eight have to say:
me shamrock. rose and thistle
Three nations emblems grand.
on the craggy shores OF Scotland
Proud Howard Peak will stand,
Above his rivals flourish
As We give him votes to nourlsh
ltlS foreign trip away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14
TouR NElRons ARREsrEp.
They Are Charged with Assembling a
Young White Girl

Young White Girl
South McAlester, I. r., May 13.-Four
negroes were arrested at Muskugeo, /.
T., sunday morning, charged with as
suultng young white girl named Lola
Brldgcman. The girl claims that they
met her down the railway track south
Of town and rorcibly outraged her, but
they deny the charge. They we're ar
rested by the officials and turned over
TO Fort Smith authorities. the Indian
territory courts not having Jurlsdlc-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

De Leon, Tex, May 1i.--Editor Ga
zette; we send you 70 votes for the
Antlcombinntion candidate. Anti
kamnla-Antl Trust Yours truly,
THE DE LEON BUSBY CLUB.
Per $. y. Decly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

The Post Oak Poultry Yards will give
q trio OF Cornish Indian game chickens,
the great table fowl OF America, valued
At $40, to tho successful candidate in
your drummera' contest
A. q. FOWLER. Prop,
Haudiey Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Editor Gazette To the winner OF the
European tour, | will give a me era
yon portrait. size tSx22. made from hls
own picture. with a inch frame. ~
the close OF the contest the winner
win please send In his photograph me
anne dny the votes have been count
ed. PHILIP " ARMSTRONG.
Handlcy, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

May is,--slxtcen votes for Penk.
=. MANNING,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

In response 20 many Inquiries. the
announcement ia made that tho busI-
ness office OF the Gazette has old pa
perB for sale containing coupons, at
the rate OF 81 so per hundred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Editor Gnzette; / win give the win
ming candidate In your European CON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Cleburne, May i2,-Edltor Gazette.
Herewith inclosed lind 20 votes for L.
u. Cohen, Yours respectfully,
WALTER NEWELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

The ak coupons inclose1 are TO he
placed to the credit Of w. /. Miller, our
popular drummer. j. II. SNODqRAss.
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Howard W, Peak, Legion n

Austin, Tex, May 1.-THE Bort
Worth Busby Club,-Kind Friends; /
inclose you 1876 coupons for my friend
A. :, Bushy, and win help to send him
across the river. Yours,
r. L. LAWRENCE.
Now, their Is friendship for you. Mr..
Lawrence Is travelling for a competing
drug house, but goes TO work for Mr.
buapy with vim. There is no pent up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

test 300 of those fine III Belmont oi-
gara. D. ltOuhP,
With s. Hernaheim Bros. & Co., New
Orlehns. La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Foft Worth, Tex, May ia.-Edltor
Gazette: Enclosed please find 80 cou-
pons for l.. II. Cohen. MINNIE S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Chicago, Ills, April ls,-Editor Gazette.
Nuiug your European contest, We beg a.
guy that We VIII give 90 thU Winning ,ludi,
dltu the finest silk Tile TO he found IN
Chicago to wear on the trip,
H. Il, HUtklEN & CO.,
prupriotoga Kings New Discovery and
IiuUklau'a ArulCu Sulvc.
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ROCKS.

Fort Worth. Tex. May l9.-Edltor
Gazette; As Mr., Peak so kindly sent
me the bottle OF EEL Merito" extract
that was given TO Sundays leader
please permit me through your columns
10 thank Mr., Peak, as well as the
elgnnt donation. Thankfully.
A LA b. b.
Fort Worth. Tex. May IS-The
NAPLES Platter Grocery Company.
Clty.-Gentlemen The box OF General
Arthur cigars sent our Mir. Peak, re-
celved and as he does not smoke were
turned over to the undersigned, who
can truthfully say they are the finest
In the land, Yours for more,
Il. II. GArELY, Manager,
Howard w. Peak, Legion.
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TINE LEE COHEN cLun.

Fort Worth, May 10. Editor Gazette;
lnelosed ind 90 coupons for L. u. CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Imndley. Tex, May 2--iltltor Ga
Eettei The Swedish-Frnnco Porfumery
company, stockholm, sweden. have 70
auestcd me to give the winner two
bottles "Orlontal Violet Pnrfurm." the
beat In the world.
PHILIP ARMSTRONG,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Brownwood. Tex, May ig.--Chere
Sissy; l lnciosc herewith nine moro
coupons FOR our man. Can you send
me two badges, l want them for two
boys who win help us out IN this all
importont CONTEXT. Brcwnwood viii
seon be on boon. and as the popuia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

that we, the Engle Pencil company,
will present the winner OF the Gazette
European contest with one set OF as
sorted colors extra large stop gauge
automatics, with leads to match en-
nbling him TO make his marx Whlle
abroad. ,,,,.-,.
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY.
y s The winner will please eau on
II. w Williams n Co. who VIII take
pleasure IN delivering the prize
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

BiFdviile Tex, April 30 Editor Gazette;
Tho Fnirview Poultry Yard win give thg
enc that gets second highest number OF
votes for The European trinc. ono getting
Of eggs FROM any variety In the yarls,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

smlthvllle, Tex, May 1s,--Edltor Ca
Eette; ! am very fond OF mountains
much fonder OF Peaks. Now Peak.
don't stay on the peak too long. Take
a view, and wave your hand at tho
hoys 30 far behind. down in tho val
ley land, say, farewell boys, l am
gone TO European lands. Ten votes
for IL. w. Peak. Respectfully,
IL, o, WOOD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

My Dear Sissy JuTe:
by your good nature you have made me
your dupe.
First, with my friends. voted for
Cohen,
wasn't going.
1 changed my ball). for the Buz1lng
Ice,
But he is not in It, / could plainly sec,
So With papa's friend | viii now seek
with my votes TO raise to the highest
Peak
Enclosed find seven votes for II. W.
Peak. JENNIE MAY FISHER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

The above lO3 votes were wrapped In
an ordinary newspaper wrapper with
only one two-cont stamp ON them and
OF course teey were thrown In our
paper man and Il was by Il mere ac-
eilent That We ound them. Put your
coupons In envelopes, address them to
Contest Editor Gazette" aud always
put the required amount Of postage
ON the letter. EDITOR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Stephenvlllc. Tex. May 1O.--Editor
Gazette: We lnolosc 100 votes for Mr..
a. s. Busby. the antl-combinatio cam
didnte, antitrust. Yours truly.
PERRY BROS,
Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-14

Colman, Tex, May 1.-THE Daisy
club Fort Worth. Enclosed find 100
votes for MIR. A. Sid Busby, the anti
combination candidate Antipyrine-
INSTRUMENTATION Send some
more badges. the children are crying
for them. Yours to stay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
Entertainments.
 HYPERION.

Manager Charles Frohman's latest comedy acquisition, "The Foundllng," which enjoyed a run of over 200 nights at Hoyts theater, New York, last sea- son, will be seen here for the first time Friday night at the Hyperion theater, for a two nights engagement, It is now on it's first tour throughout the country, and will be presented here with the same cast of players that made such a great success of it in the me- tropolis. It Is by William Lestocq and E, M, Robson. MT. Lestocq wrote the still popular "Jane." which had such q long and prosperous run. Miss Fitz- gerald has the role of music hall ar tiste in the play, and besides playing this will introduce at an opportune mos ment her thrilling skirt dance. Cissy Fitzgerald's wink rivals her dance. Sale of seats opens this morning.
 Mr. Robert Mantell will be at the Hyperion on Monday evening next. He will present his elaborate production of "The Marble Heart"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
ponr's WONDERLAND rnrArER.

Adolph Pepper, with his marvellous collection of white rats, pleases every one It is, indeed, q most extraordinary novelty to see how docile the rats be- come when Mr. Pepper plays a few bars on his flute, and when he takes them all in hls arms at the close of his playing, with the squirming mass squealing with delight, the effect is very picturesque. MT. and Miss Law renee intrcdu striking novelty also in their condensed version of Goethe Faust" the shower of fire and the electrical flower bed and cross being intensely beautiful. Others on the bill who are great entertainers are Frank Moran. MT. Garfield, and Miss Carleton, the I.aMoyne brothers, Lester and Me Avoy, Lew Randall and the Clayton sisters Performances every afternoon and evening, and ladies admitted af- ternoons to all parts of the house for 10 cents; evening prices for all, 10c, 15c and 20c.