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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

An ENJOYABLE Sunday School Ticnlc
Glyen-other News.
Rusk. Tex, May 3.-The Sunday
schools of Rusk had their May day
picnic Wednesday at the terminus OF
the penltentlary railroad, about six.
miles out from Rusk. Superintendent
Gibson gave them a flatcar excursion
over the road. Several hundred per-
sons witnessed the festivities. and re-
port q most enjoyable time. The jack
sonville Cornet band was on hand and
disooursed sweet music for the plcnick-
ers. They remained and gave an en-
tertainment at night....A good rain
fell here today, giving this section n
good season., Parties continue to buy
property in Rusk, with d view to NOV.
Ing here for the college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Claude, Tex, May ga series of pro-
traeted meetings was conducted here
last night, from which a great amount
Yt GOOD resulted. Rev. Henson of
amarillo did most of the preaching.
anu succeeded In persuading some of
me most hardened sinners in the coun
mas the happy faculty OF lnteresting
ms audience while he instructs, and
ms hearers never grew tired Of hin,
MS congregation would be bubbiin"
over with laughter one minute, and
then' the first thing they knew. he
, would drive truth home to them. n
Iustrate 1t by some pathetic descrIntion
anu half OF them would be in tears.
;,in j. Is; Gwynn OF st. Louis is Wis
yer of this city. 49, SH-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

the three bills horse racing is allowed
under the supervision OF a commission
OF three members, the racing to be
under the rules OF the Jockey club or
national steeplechase association. Pool
selling is absolutely forbidden and I'M
recorded best or wagers between prl-
waite individuals are the only things
allowed. The tax on racing associu-
tons allowed to operate is to be levied
upon the gross receipts. TrOttlng as
sociatlons are entitled to all the privl-
leges Of the acts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

AT this season. more emphstcally than at any otner
we should build for the future.
When Nature gives vitality to field and WOOD there
should be the harmony renewed life and energy IN our
physical systems.
But on tho contrary, we find ourselves weak uuii'
tired. This is because in the winter we have peeh
housed-up in poorly ventilated Offices homes and Shops
our blood has become thin and impure and is unequal 10
the demand of the body for life more vgor more
energy more strength.
Nature imperatvely cries for helpl
Where is it to be found?
Logically enough, in good Spring Medicine, like
Hoods Sarsapara, the great blood purifier
This preparation has proven In many years oil test
that Il supplies the demand as nothing else can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
ABILENE NorEs,

Abilene, Tex, May IA. McDoura1
h hsau eierk In John Medari's livery Sta.
Ing by a horse running away ana ven ,'.a-
hnrt quite seriously. ]. A. Boyce's IIttis
son, VINO was standing on the sldewaiI,
near the accident, was also l,nocisas
lown ana run over by the same borsn
Both are getting along very well ri,
morning.. THE telephone svsten, ms -
running In good shape and everyone IL
wen pleased with it....Qulte a crawl
Phantom Hill tomorrow. ''''s a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
MIAMI BUDGET.
District Court in Sesslon-catlls 3
ing Shipped to Kansas Pasture

Miami Tex. May S.-The di,rs
court of Roberts county eonyenel d
April 90. and is now in session. s.Itil
cases were disposed Of The rrl
jury is at work. l.. d. Miller III
G. Coffee, attorneys of Miami ar I
attendance, and II, L. Hoover I'D
Canadian. There Is very light da;is
this term, The Southern KilE1
Railway company are running tila|
day and night, carrying train qia
of cattle 10 Kansas pastures q III
ten for early market. ]. S. sAtu
is shipping several trains today 4
Kansas pastures. The range Is IN
ing green and stOckmen are pleased n
day at the prospects for early VI
and the good prices which now ars N
istered. All the Panhandle raathna
are busy rounding up and gaAai1
in the strayed winter cattle. Thefs n
very little losses In cattle In the III
handle the last winter, A great HaI
cars of cattle are coming from "
Fort Worth and Denver railroad :;
the last week by transfer to this -
for Kansas. Miami is the boss -
ping point OF the West. FLEE PIX
and good grass and water Is seeH'sis
Our people are elated over the aiha1
ment of Gray county for tutea vi
poses to Roberts. Mrs. Judge ~
of Mobeetee and Master Huga ~.
are here visiting her daughie', IN
l.. d. Miller.. Or. Brice and l. "
Miller have just returned fron y
trip on Russell creek. and broasai
some OF the wonderful water crsS n
grows In great quantities In fAa,s|
die county. Crop prospects az
and there will be a great wheal ~
this year in the Panhandle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
WANT TO FIGHT.
The Nlcaraguan Army Wants to Be
Led Against the British.

Managua, May 2.---Advlces received
here from the commander OF the Mica
raguan forces Mt Pasn de Cahellos, n
short distance from Corinto. this morn
ing are that so far as known at the
Nicaraguan headquarters the British
force under Rear Admiral Stephenson
has not made any further demonstra-
tion beyond removing the rails from
the National railroad communicating
with Corinto, in order It ia presumed.
TO guard against surprise upon the
part OF the troops OF the republic. The
latter are animated by feelings of the
most intense animosity against Great
britain and they are asking 10 be led
70 the attack. IL is believed, however,
that there will he no further trouble,
as II Is known fro mthe highest sources
that the government of Nicaragua is
expecting news from Washington to-
cay OF a settlement OF the dispute be-
tween Nicaragua and Great Britain
regarding the indemnity demanded by
the latter country as the result or the
expulsion from the republic OF certain
British subjects who had made them
selves obnoxious to the government.
Although the British forces have mot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
LoNGvIEw BUDGET.


A Successful Church soclable-Return
From A Sad Mission.
LongNiew, Tex, May 3.-The young
people OF the Christian Endeayor so.
siety OF the Methodist church gave n
soelable last night in the church par
iors Tor the benefit Of the society. A
large crowd attended. and spent n
pleasant evening Strawberries. cake
anu cream We're served. quite a hand
some sum was realized. -. Mrs. s
M9fsohalk left today for Hot SPRINGS
ARR FOR the benefit Of her health. she
" vas accompanied by heN sister, Mrs.
-; IL, Randell of Sherman. Rev. /
W. Downs returned yesterday from
sen Wheeler Tex, where he had been
called by telephone. to attend The m.
neral Of his wlfe's mother, Mrs. L.,
Gray OF that place. Picnic and dsb.
,ts parties to the lakes near here are
is so fine. "e"'her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
CISCO BUDGET.


Cisco, Tex. May 9.-Dr G, $ VI
of Houston spent several days . !.
city this week, mlngling with nls y.
friends. :. Mrs, Lewis Hill Of AVE-, Y I
visiting her mother, Mrs. X W 49, w
Mrs. b. NJ. James returned W, "
day from Blanche. where she nae N 4,
called to the bedside OF her iauhsi K, K,
died during the visit. IAN ur \
teachers In the public school VIZ ID
elected for the next term exespt N Al
Fannie Rogers OF Mckinney W. v, Y.
not put in her application. ig M y
cess with which some OF our ~ ~, I,
are meeting with raising sifA.s.,,
will be the means OF greatly s .il.s-s
ing the cultivation Of TINS WV. ~
fruit, Mr.. s. G. Hines shower n
nice specimens on the siIes,,s ~ : /,
days ago that measured SIX la .'a n,
circumference. b.. Marshall Ains.s, :
leased the Cisco bottling woIn =, I, q
house and will push the business s, VI
full capaclty.... Cisco has peen !, ~, n
blessed during the last lnpn~ ~
good rains. putting the ranse n
condition, and the gardens nesss +. VI 81
better, The prospects for run ~
very good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

and was followed by others, till six had
formed and broken.
"Finally, three years ago, another large
tumor seated itself on the point OF my col
lar bone and in six months another half
way back on the bone. Both of them soon
began to discharge and continued to do 30
till about seven months ago. ltried every
thing, including prescriptions. Twas often
80 weak that could scarcely walk and my
mind was soconiused that could scarcely
attend to my business (school tenching).
was utterly discouraged. And now my
story draws TO close, 1 began the use OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla little less than year
ago, and took i've bottles. When l began
/ had no faith in 1t. In less than months
Both tho Sores
on my shoulder were healed; Twas cured
of troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous
habit has steadily grown less apparent. ]
weigh more than ever did in my liio and
am In the best OF health considering my
constitution. Do you wonder TINT be-
lievo in Hoods Sarsaparilln2 l can do no
less than recommend 1t everywhere"
GEO. A. zrRRIE, nat. Horeb, Tenn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

constantinople. May Zine "a
States minister, Mr.. Ale.shITr,s ,i.,
Terrell. has obtained from tne 4, Il
government instructions ivr M y
error OF Ezroum to facilita,ns ~ K :
sion of william A. sachteip,s1b Y o
Louis, who has been ~ .i.tlon
American Bicycling ass ,,ssnk VI
search for the remains OF ~ ~, IA, ~ "
the Pittsburg wheelman WIZ rS ~
missing for about n year; - ~ dsli 2
reported to have been spv "a ~
the road between Koutaih IN, 1 Il 2
Armenia, while making
world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

a. a, - -, r-.s
pean tour. have never met Mr.. BUS
nS pqt l am a dr1ggist ana VII 40
"""' Gun TO sehu MN .c ei,y sr s.yy'
d r. iuNNhi''
Wa, ,..,, nm.
b res'u t,n Irlby Cluo hort worth.
~ pi'iee; ihIiosgd ma seven Vo,es
mo-, mo- 'in. FRANK IA 1oruan; the k eh,Ie-
Yours , ,,.,t,, soO" Ntps Spe'
ufS truly AIMS d. j. D
Uao,ha.,.., NJ a.. nan.
Ca1et,a. i ~, Va a. "Sg - i sDI
ISra,,t, iIcloseu NM 10 HVtes ior
'"'A L. Joruan. W. H. bAuGh'
zeite. Morth, rex" May o;-Edltor Ga
for our grias1 gr ea 4 m,iu 70 eVupOhS
'O"U' -"'' iiO"''u ie"A'
Sissy t,,o. iii,
We kn Dupe; ! Wr q, 10 iet you Know
bero ~ta' II 49, we've Deeh there
" 'V NAV OF tue eaf'h raiiroader
But scum cnyn,s 60 tho too o,s 60 =.
we WI "Nu ~ w
A,tos
hOS r. H.
Waco Tor Mo-, rd,,o. o,....,..
IneloseI Ara tnn yo,as ~ III, aNG ~;
Dave Well Ya,rs AZ "i'ie- i1i'u
'' TOM rcAN
H"AN'
Fort Won't, ~, ,,,,, ,,,
w po,L ti inay ioWdlu
for Mr. paatt yrt.it, - t"eise
I'm this carta,. lii. hueeess
MIS- VIZ iI5itI,rtt NY,
''' ~ OoI'
You ard tr,,o,.a on. ,.,,, 49,. ~,
Mclean AIir,an ng nm, 49, iVI Mr,
ali rIgbt a,,S ,,,i, " ,1 ne IS
IA n,,ita I,,,- ~, 'i,'h' NSt9y
sweet. tbats ,,.I,,t tha III - aW tI
and r,n ~ ,a1 ElUtaiis mouse IN 81. LOUIS
punish 49,, Ian IA " hii"u'e'
s,fiIS '-cr1rr, ,r,,,
DOHi'
Fpri, TO-. ~. r,,,t,.. ,,..-.,..
inci1sa a. ,,";, ,,,,i,'.,. nazette'
for Mics siss,, ~, ,menes IVY ~ no'es 5
w PeaE ' '''e man ho"a'u
From ono tbot 1oyos oil ,,o w,.,a ,,,.
SISSY 'upe'
uousto, ~. r., ,,,,.
2etIe. I';st orrt,.i,,ss' ,t1,' va
came ,crns. -, - III tne state, 4
the drummers 'u cob papeF u soa,I noticed ecu
bnst f rin,,a a.. yo"tgst; seeing my
Ia Inv al ~ c so tluhieu liiS town
40 here ara an + LILA eot'u hilI,
rtanso ,ia.e set, WI!cn
man. I1ave 1voit Nj W ~, r1 i,i
I can ar yn NV Jay = anu men l nope
Nv Tho ,bot,s,,,I. ~, - 1VuPvns
state in NV nsvt Iot ~ co,,non m"I ,,,, as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
SOME spoRrING n11Ia

Albany; y; Y. May 2,-The GRAY
racing n, PHI, the Wilds anti-pool selling
pil and the judiciary commlttee's h,ii
defining the tax on racing ASSOCIATE, III ~
were passed by the senate t o.SaS aIs
now go 10 the governor for his sisna u
ture. BY the combined provisions ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
THE LEADERS STAND THE SAME
A FAIR CHAMPION OF DAVE WELL
ENTERS THE LIST.

THE LADY WILL BE HEARD FROM
BY THOUSANDS OF COUPONS
EVERYBODY AT woRK-MoRE
PRIZES FOR THE MAN WHO
wINs-oNLY A LITTLE POETRY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
A DYNAMITE CAP.
Two Boys Are Injured by ~ =
sion.

Chnllcothe, Tex, May s nd 50,
boys, Chester sullivan eap, ~
Flynn. found a dynamll,..e MD ..
on an anvil, and struck y ;arel "
mer. IL exploded and nm ;;s,ss hris
Hymns right hand 50 thn as,'illlyss's Z
had TO be taken on. n
hana was also injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Editor Gazetteer Enclosed please find
twelve 0D votes for my friend, Frank
l.. Jordan. the jolly drummer. Like the
race between the tortoise and the hare.
he will play tortoise and come out
valuable paper quite while and think
II the best paper ever published. Yours
most wlshingly, l.. j. SCRAP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Hope he viii be winner OF the Euro
pean trip Yours truly,
II. AND NJ.
Fort Worth, May s.-Dear Editor:
with a heary hand-shake and glad
smile ON my Mobile, Ala" cast of
eounten0nce, dear sir. I greet you, for
! am back in Gods country once more.
In land where they sell Frapine and
Ice cream soda, where the sun shines
and the birds sing. l have been away
into the dreaded desert, aye, even into
tho parchod plains thereof, aye oven
into the panhandle Itself, where cool
ing drinks are MS scarce as preachers
IN q cow camp. But / am back In the
Fort once more, standing at Fourth
street, looking south on Main, at p.
M, made me think 1 was in a real
large city. The fret thing / did when
1 got back was to pick up Gazette
only to find our friend Cohen marching
In the rear, and at once began 10
scramble about for coupons and sue
ceeded In locating 10, that I herewith
hand YOU with my compliments.
notice the poets are as numerous ns
ever and write the same good old stuff.
OF all the poets l ever see
The coupon poet is the worst TO me.
This Is Dugan writing to you.
DONNIE DuGAN.
Fort Worth. May 3,--Edltor Gazette:
Twenty votes for Howard w. Peak.
ROME.
Waco, Tex, May l.--Editor Gazette:
Five for the credit of Sissy Jupe's can
dldate, II It please your honor
Iillsboro, Tex, May 2.-Edltor Ga
Zette: lnclosed find six coupons for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Fort Worth, May 3.--Edltor Gazette:
Enclosed are 400 votes for Horace Moore
OF Waco The friends OF MIR. Moore
should take courage and gather votes
from their friends. for he should 90 on
this trip. An old friend, W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Fort Worth, May 3.-Edltor Gazette.
Enclosed please IND twenty votes for
Mr.. II. W. Peak. Peak IL n pushcr.
Push him along. ROXIE, JR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

| MT II. w, febk. Peak ~ puHhcr,
Push him along. ROXiE, JR.
Credit r. l.. TInsley with 11a votes
WILL,
and I know him personally, II he did
but know It, and was so proud to get
the votes from him. Couldn't few
more OF the office men on the Santa Fe
send Sissy a few coupons, Just for her
SELF Speaking OF votes, II you want
to see fair, square, systematic voting.
Keep your eye on "RoXle." Whoever
he is, he Is a power in himself, and not
day passes that "BoNie" IN not In II
with his twenty votes, and he says he
will not promise what he Will vote at
the close. | wonder where on earth he
picks UP all those coupons all by him
self l had 20 take or my club badge,
because my music teacher got to asking
too many leading questions about Il,
and / nearly wore It to choir practice
the other evening Thanks to Trenton
CNew Jersey for 225 votes received,
which VIII be voted In due time
! wish that I could find a rhyme
For my aunt that married the second
time,
But she's so fair and trim and jaunty
That ! reckon I'll have to call her
For there's naught that l know, but
"'persimmous."
That VIII rhyme with such name as
"stimmons."
SISSY JUPB.
Fort Worth, Tcx., May 8.--Aflss Sissy
Jupe L has just occurred to me that
those IN my line Of business have not
ne yet taken any hand In this contest,
and Mr.. Peak was the first boy born
IN hort Worth, where so much spark
ing arteslan water Is consumed, I
take tho liberty OF sending you the
hrst three coupons | have saved, and OF
naming Mr.. Peak the wutermen's cam
dldntc, Why can't we have some con-
certcd action In the mattcr2 Yours
truly ARrESTAN WATERMAN.
Dear Auniie Jupe: am q little bit
of blue eyed boy. ana my uncle
Is writing this for me, because I cam
not write good enough for myself yet.
hut j could tell You chow do" ana
mat l love you very much n / could
sec you, because | henr my pa and
my ma read your pretty letters every
daN | wish you was my uncle. too
because L don't like the girls much.
only you and my ma My dear grand
pa ana grandm1 ana papa and mamma
gave me these is votes, and ! want TO
send them to you for your friend, MIR.
think OF JJT1'TI M III,
Mr. Editor: Please don't cut" thls
note q bit. for j want to preserve It az
one OF the many pleasant mcmrnt0s of
me pending contest ana believe lit.
We zoe deserves u front seat in the
aitHs circle as one OF the prettlest
letter writer's that this trouble has
Drought 20 the surface. SISSY.
Ryan. l. r., May Editor Gazoifo,
lncloacd find Il votes for H. l.. Jnr, !
dan, the angel who should 20 an |
me TRIP to Europe us the guest OF |
tInle fort Worth Gazette. Frank Ior- |
ana MS reports OF tho trip would ho |
great He Is fine looking man. has |
an easy, graceful appearance. and viii |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Rushy Headquarters, Fort Worth,
May Editor Gnsctte; We note In this
MORNINGS paper thirty-two votes sent
IN for Mr. Peak, signed H. p. Holland.
Mr. II, =, Holland. tho druggist. au-
lnutlEcA us 60 say positively TINT he
ala not send tho votes, neither did he
authorize the use OF his name Now
We make no accusations. ne there may
be another II, =. Holland In the citv.
although we fan 10 find such I'm the
city directory, but we wish to say that
no faction need try TO stnmpede our
supporters, other fairly or unfairly,
Ihey are with us to stay until June 10.
We have never used name without
authority, nor do We intcnd to use de-
eeptlNe measures in order TO Increase
our support. or to try and crento tho
impression that some people are chang
ing 70 our candidate, II we can not
Win this fairly we will 20 down In de-
feat with a clear and honest record.
Yours truly THE BUSBY CLUB.
+. S,-Mr, II, u. Holland. tho drug
dlAt' states that n the votes are
gladly assume the ownership.
Fort Worth, May s,--Miss Sissy June.
We don't know you, but want TO got
acquainted with you, az we nre mi
working for the same man, and We
hear SO much OF you In our rounds
gathering up coupons and are ASKED 40
many times every day, "W'ho IL sissv
IupcY' and we have to shy we do NOT
know, and then some " 'em laugh M
Us for not knowing ana we ARE rettInw
tired OF II. Now, Sissy, we know thar
you don't want anybody TO know Won
put we think MS We are working for
your man MIR Peak thy the way. he
Is going to wlnl we think we hive n
right 70 know who you are. Sunpose
your Sissy Jupe club and our Little
JeWel club have n moctinr and ali got
acquainted. We little folks will moi
tel Who you are II YOU don't want us
70 We hope you had nice time 10
the wedding In Marshall. and we don't
think your "ohum," Minnie can write
half as nice letters as YOU can. nj
though she does very wen for tho frat
time, but as we ala not see the num-
per OF votes, we think she must have
forgot 20 nut 'cm IN. We arc beginning
70 believe that our club is gettine
ahead OF yours, as we put in the most
votes and not 30 much writing. Here
are ninety-siN. Clotilde Mnrhet prcai4
dent, nftyi Essie podd vice president.
iof'S-siS' LITTLE JEWELS,
May AL see that those dear bovs
OF the Denver are at It again, and
want to say to them right here t6.t
every individual vote from then, 4,
thankfully received ana that we think
Just lots of them for their lelndnesa
we are only girls, but We have sense
enough 70 know that railroad bovs do
not like TO take prominent part for or
against any particular commercial man.
but there won't DO much harm IN
Fneaking IN few votes now and then
70 US girls, Just for our own sakta. will
thefeY When we appealed 10 our Dan.
Yer aWeethearta We knew exactly what
we We're doing, Why, ! know tust one
BOY on the Denver that's worth forty
trips to Europe, Just for his own good.
ness, and tho girl that gets him win
be In luck. and 4 might be me. who
nnnowsy Then. there's Mr., Jones at
Maen mat sends US some votes today
unsolicited. lie is on the santa ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Credit r. l.. Tinsiey with 11a votes
WILL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Suawu, TEX, May 5-Fort Worth
Gazette, Kind Sir win donate 300
OF those ilne III Belmont cigars 10 Mr.
r. L. Jordan FOR his trip across the
ocean. Nv will get there with both
feet. l am yours truly,
$, ROUTE
With 8. Hcrnaheim, Bros. y Co, New
Orleans. Lu,
~ 1--we suppose THIS Is intended
for the successful candidate In the con-
Test II not Mr., Roun Will please ad-
Wise rs. tEditor)
The Post oak Poultry Yards will give
trio NJ Cornish Indian game chickens.
the great table fowl or America, VALUED
at $40, to the successful candidate In
''our drummcm' contest.
A. q. FOWLER, Prop,
Handley, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

LdIt0r Nll0ft0. W0 UD. II nnn0nl,ro tbot
w. the III Mcrit0 rorfuHicry compuiIy. viii
ouer bottle OF our "E4nuislt, is.m,,.
gldu' handkerchief extract 10 Inc rauli.
gate Ia Tie Gazcttu's European conteat Who
nrlHh ne list sunday morning Of ouch
week uhtil tho contest CLOSES. Respectfully,
III MEltlrO rGRFUiEiN co
- S.mlhe winner viii please call m il
W. williams * Co, who viii take pleasure
in delivering tho package.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Fort Worth, Tex. May 3.-Editor Ga
zette; lnclosed please find 10 coupons
Tor our friend. Mr.. Howard Peak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Weatherford, Tex, May e.-Edltor
Gazette: Enclosed find lG votes for
FRANK l.. Jordan. w. l.. BAUGH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Dallas, Tex. May 1.-Edltor Gazette:
Put these flfty votes to the credit Of
the "Capewell horse nail man" March
bank, the popular Dallas drummer
A FRIEND OF THE DARK
HORSE"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

baltimore Mi, April % -Edltar Gazette:
We VIII give the winner in your contest a
very handsome silk umbrella. Nonrs truly.
THE bROWN CHEMICAL co.
T.. Should any W thr cnndlintra feel
weary during the rucu, we would Hny
ut II Browns Iron nittrrB you need"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Fort Worth. May 9,--Edltor Gazette
twenty votes for Howard w. Peak.
ROME
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Waco, Tex. May Editor Gazette:
Enclosed ilnd 20 votes for the mile-end
thread man, Dave Well. Yours.
MILE END CLUB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Waco. Tex, May 2.-Littld Billee.
President Trllby Club, Fort Worth:
Dear Billee: Enclosed find seven votes
for Mr.. Frank l.. Jordan, the gentle
man who leaves soon for Europe.
Yours truly, MRS. ]. ]. S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Sissy Jupe. 1 write 10 let you know,
we know what 1t is, we've been there
before:
The scum OF the earth a railroader
may be,
But scum comes to the top. and so do
we,
AMOS p. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Ennis, Tex, May 2.-Editor Gazette:
/ inelose to you twenty-five votes
for Miss Sissy Jupe's man, Howard
w. Peak.
From one that loves all the girls, but
especially Sissy Jupe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

,, hlrdyiiilr' .INi Aprll v Ellt2r Gazette
enc that guis aeyoud highest number Of
votes Tor the European trlpu one svtting
Of Eggs from uuy variety In The ygrda.
A, H., EARL.