Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

want to see win in this contest. as I
believe he 10 the man 10 represent THE
Lone Star State" in Europe. Yours
with best wishes for Mr. Peaks sue
cess. ROBERT BEAVERS.
Fort Worth. Tex. May 11-Miss
Sissy Jupe-Dear Miss, j am grained
to know that you are working for that
grand ana noble gentleman, also the
prince OF commercial travellers, Howard
w. Peak. | have returned to The state
having been gone several months,
therefore have done nothing towards
contributing coupons, but VIII now be-
gin by inclosing these 10 votes, which
please place TO the credit Of Howard.
Mlss Sissy l admire your spunk, and
can predict a glorious victory for you
and your candidate, the peoples popu-
lar choice. Yours u. N. II.
May 11.--Contest Editor Gazette: The
girls on our side Of the house concluded
that before they write any letters TO
"rommie Dug NJ giving name aud
address, that Il Is but fair that he
first give his own maine and address,
and state who is to be the judge Of
tho relative merits Of the literary
productions his offer OF so coupons per
week may bring forth. Besides, they
think the offer somewhat vague, In
this: That the letters are to be Tin
the Gazette Saturday night" when we
don't know Of any Saturday night Ca
zette. This, We take It, is nothing
but fair, and We ask as an evidence
OF good faith on his part.
We claim "eyens," of course, and
II this is the only letter received rela-
tive to his proposition, why, Of course,
we get the first nfty COUPONS, They
say everything IL fair in love and
r. "a nd a sN NVa
we must be at war, and to the victor
belongs the sDoils. Very peakedly
yours, SISSY JITPE.
=, S.-The Sissy Jupe club win send
you 1000 votes today for Mr.. Peak. 1
hope we Will get the prize.
Fort Worth, Tex, May II Mr.. John
ME Dugan. II you have v corner left
IN your big kind heart for the little
girls, after the young ladies come.
VIII you not remember me In giving
away your votes? The candidate l am
working for is noble good mani am
sure, after your tAvOrltc, Mr. Jordan,
you would lndorse him. / am Just ten
years old this May, and such a birth
day present 1t would bc--uot all the
votes you have, Of cOurse-that would
be asking too much. but just the
amount you would wish me TO have.
l can dance and sing and play and
am studying very hard, with tho hope
mat at some distant day l too, may
cross the ocean, and with pride point
10 our great, grand state and Fort
Worth, my native home, for 1 am a
thorough little Texan. Then, too,
try to be good little Christiun-and
your name shall be waited on high In
me. evening prayers Of grateful little
girl, ANDRE ]. ANDERSON.
40 West Second street, Fort Worth.
May n,-Mr Howard w. Peak. with
the highest personal regard for your
SELF and many wishes that YOU NAV
be successful In the Gazette's contest.
we herewith deposit one thousand
votes to your credit, with compliments
OF SISSY JUPE CLUB.
Meridian, Tex, May 1O.-NIlss Sissy
Jupe; Meridian has been supporting
the gallant Jordan, hut now that he
mas Withdrawn from the contest, Merld-
ian salutes Howard W. Peak az the
ehief who In triumph ADVANCES and
herewith transfers her allegiance To
ms banner by casting the ipclosed
Votes for him. The Sissy Jupe club of
meridian sends greeting to the parent
club OF the Panther city, and hids
her press the battle of ballots I'm VIC
tory Is won, Three hundred and live
votes for Peak More to follow
Yours truly,
MERIDIAN SISSY JUPE CLUB.
Waco, Tex, May tO.-Dear Sissy
Jupe' Here come again, with go cou-