Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-22

OUT THE COUPON ON THE FIRST
PAGE AND VOTE.
The following names have been
placed In nomination for The Gazette's
European trip!
II. G. Bradley, sherman.
]. w. Reagan. Texarkana.
George A. Hill, Waco.
n. Y. Wright. Fort Worth.
l.. L. Cohen, Fort Worth.
Wright Jones, Ennis.
j. j. Knight. Dallas.
w. f. Craddock. Fort Worth.
Wiley Blair, Weatherford.
Vern Lemon, Houston.
Tom Farmer. Waco.
Dan Malvern, Austin.
Abe Edel. Corslcana.
c, $. +. Holland, Houston.
George Bartholomew. san Antonio.
Bob Moffat, Fort Worth.
Henry Albers, Dallas.
Howard w. Peak, Fort Worth.
$. II. Shannon, Dallas.
A. S. Busby, Fort Worth.
Frank l.. Jordan, Fort Worth.
o. s. Potter Dallas.
VIM. Goldstein.
II. Il. Freeland. New Orleans.
Dave Wei, waco.
II. c. Combs, Fort Worth.
II. J. Knox. Dallas.
A. j. Burton, Fort Worth.
w. +. Barnum.
d. 5 Hord, Dublin. Tex.
Ed l.. Richards, Marshall.
w. M. Robertson, Sherman.
Geo. D. Woodson, Dallas.
John w. McAllister. Fort Worth.
Some OF the candidates are growing
uneasy and want to see the figures.
They say that they want to see how
they stand" and how far behind or
that the figures will be presented in
due time, but It is anxious to get the
nominations made first. 'Of course,
there will be no rule to prevent candi-
dates nomination at any time during
the contest, but II was TO give all an
equal chance that the figures Will not
be presented until week from Sun
day.
The Gazette wishes to say one thing
at the present time-that is, that no
one connected with this paper will be
permitted to become candidate. one
or two OF It's own travelling men have
been nominated. but they cannot be
permitted to go into the race. The rea-
son for this must be manifest to all.
The Gazette proposes to have the con-
test conducted on strict and fair prin-
clples, so that each candidate will be
satisfied with the result.
The coupon can be found on the first
page OF The Gazette to the left of the
head" OF the paper. In cutting II out
be careful not 20 trim of the white
margin at the top.
THE CANDIDATES.
Fort Worth, Tex. March 2l.--Editor
Gazette: / wish to place In nominal
ton the name OF John W. McAllister
as a representative boot and shoe
drummer. Inclosed find fifty coupons
as starter. Mac" Is known the
length and breadth OF the state as
genial, whole-souled gentleman. and
would reflect credit upon Texas should
he be so fortunate as TO secure your
very liberal prize. Yours truly.
SHOES.
A. NJ. Mehl sends in seven votes for
L. e. Cohen.
Vineyard, Tex. March i9.-Editor
Gazette: Find lnolosed coupons plac-
ing the name OF George d. Woodson Of
Dallas. the well-known drug drum
AlAtls utAVEt htAt BtbHlt 10 Iiluht llle
European trip. Yours respectfully,
w. c. ROGERS, NJ. ID.
March 2l.-Editor Gazette: Enclosed
please ind four coupons for l.. e..
Cohen, NOVEL; GEORGE.
It. Y. Wright receives more votes
from N. j. Black.
Maren 21.-Edltor Gazette, Enclosed
find five coupons for l.. e. Cohen.
J. s. CARRuTHERS
w. NJ. Robertson of Sherman has
been placed In nomination by J. I.
Conway.
A friend from Paris casts twenty five
votes for w. NJ. Robertson.
Gazette-I cast Ave votes for j. II.
Wagner, Dallas. Tex, representing the
Armstrong Grocery Co. Respectful
ly. II.
william GoldsteIn received votes
from an unknown party.
March 2l.-Editor Gazette: I lnclose
twenty-one votes which please place to
the credit OF L. B. Cohen. Fort Worth's
favorite. Just listen at him whiz.
j. IT. HENDERSON.
Eddy. N, NJ. March 1s.-Editor Ca
2ette; Please add the name OF Mr.. Ed
$. Richardson to your list OF popular
travelling men and cast the inclosed
votes for him. He Is resident OF
Marshall. Tex, has represented stearn
Bros. OF Detroit for seventeen years, is
a native Texan, a typical Southern
gentleman, and the very man to enjoy
your delightful tour to the fullest. and
TO give You charming reports OF its
most interesting features. Beside all
this he Is widely known and very
popular.
This for your personal information
not for publication. Yours truly,