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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02
BY AUTHORITY.
THE NEW LAND ACT.
Continued from, Soturaay.)
QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANTS.

SECTION 3d. Any who is eighteen years age
who citizen by birth naturalization who has letters
denzaton who has received special rights citizenship
who under civil disability for any oense who not de-
nquen in the payment of taxes who has false de-
caration in applying for land under this Act who not
any agricultural land cassed wet land nor anv
pastoral land in the Hawaiian Islands who not an app
cant for other interest land under the provisions of this
Act apply for the said lots for his sole use and
benefit either Right of Purchase or as Cash Free
hold
Provided however that any qualified person may apply
for one lot of wet land addition to land of descrp
tion already applied for acquired by him under this part of
this Act whore such land the nepbborbood Of sucb
other land, and
Further provided that any qualified person who owns less
than one hundred acres of agricultural land or less
than two hundred of agricultural land or
less than six hundred OF pastoral land or less
than twelve hundred acres of land which
is not subject to condition of residence and who owns in fee
no other agricultural pastoral land except wet land shall
be competent to acquire under the provisions of this mart Of
this Act much additional land the class already hold b
him as together with such land shall exceed in the
gate the above mentioned maximum quantity such class or
shall be competent to acquire additional land of some other
description except wet land in the ratio of twelve pars of
second class pastoral land parts scass pastoral land
or two parts OF agricultural land to mart Of
hrstclass agricultural land sufficient make up sucb mox
mum quantity relatively according class of the new land
applied for and further provided both husband and wife
may not be applicants for holdings this part of this A
unless their marriage status has been affected by decree If
annulment, separation divorce
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02
RIGHT OF PURCHASE LEASES

SECTION 3d. All applications for Right of Purchase
Leases shall be made by app cant at the Office
OF the Sub-Agent during Office hours and shall include
sworn declaration substantially according to the of Sche
due A. The applicant shall pay to the Sub-Agent fee COR
responding In amount six months of premises ap
piled for which fee shall be to him on account rant
his application is successful and shall be re-
turned to him. Upon receiving such application and such fee
the Subgent shall endorse the application the day and
hour receiving the receipt of said fee Tn
two more persons apply for the the one whose
plcaton is first received shall have preeence No ,nr
cation not including declaration of qualifications as above
required and not accompanied with the said shall be ecev
ed considered.
SECTION CO. If the qualifications of the applicant are sat- ~
isfacory according the foregoing requirements the Sub
Agent with the of Agent of Public shall
cute lease three parts in favor the applicant for the lot
applied and shall deliver the applicant one part Of sucb
lease another part shall be filed with the Agent Of Pub
Lands and the SubAgent shall keep third on file in his
office The applicant receiving shall be despna
ed the lessee which shall also be the designation of any suc
to his rights under the The receipt of such lease
by the Lessee shall be acceptance and affirmation of the s
pulations and conditions therein set forth.
CONDITIONS OF RIGHT OF PURCHASE LEASES
81. Such lease shall be made for term Of twentv
be reckoned from the first day of April or
October following the date thereof and shall also include and
require rent for the period between and such
day, and shall be subject to the following conditions
l. yearly rental of eight per on the appraised
value of the land payable in equal parts half advance
the first dav OF April and the first day October of each
year to the Sub-Agent.
The lessee shall from the of the first year Of the
said the end of the fifth year thereof continuously main
tain his home on such premises.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02

and we offer suits and trousers at
prices that will be within the reach
of everybody. We carry select
stock of goods, and guarantee a
perfect fit and first class work.
Those who really desire to be
dressed neatly and natty, and
cannot afford to spend much
money on their clothes will do
we'll in calling at our store before
going elsewhere.
S. DECKER,
Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02
DESCRIPTION AND TERMS

hoo, rorr.
the Islands, He of
"a whole lin
a i'm a 9oeo % s Ga September 2 1894 winning the 5
speedy race horse creoe by by Bueanee shows
getting Off
s year. and besides being game Of the in
powerful build throughout His color one white nd foot
oal getter. " "''o' superb mel a sure
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02

BEUE BULL 10. ------ =.
$ re of Georgetown, 2 :16li ;
Eco II, 2:17l4; Bessie, 2.1Tl5 /:
and 90 others besides. 81
slres of 60 and ~ dams OF 70
2:30 performers
PRAIRIE BIRD, 2:2S1-4 .
Dam of Flight, 2:29; dam
OF Fleet, 2:1Sl2; Sid Fleet,
2"6ls;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02

I FRONTIER 2So5. .
Sire Of Creole, 2'15 Eagle,
2:19; Apex, 2:26; Transit,
2:2615; Walker, 2: 23lS [;
Wales. 2:271S; Chico, 2.21:
and Of the dams of Brillian.
tine, 2:l7: Vigor, 2:2S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-02

BUCcASEER 1856.
Sire of Bulwer, 2:26Is /:
Flight, 2:79; Shamrock [al,
2:2o; and dams of Monroe
Prince. 2:79; Fairose, a:lo,
Frou Frou M, a:2iA; Rose.
dale u, z:72; Golita, 7:ai;
Hibibi, 7:7l4; Santa Rita,
2;2i3a; Sid Fleet, 7:a6I4 I;
Fleet 7:lS16
MARY, 2:<9- .
trial 2:25l
Dam OF Awex, 2.7o; Ster-
ling, sire Of S in $50: LEFTY,
dam OF 3 In ago; Grace,
dam OF Creole, 7aI5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

IN administration at Washington
aas at last been aroused from the
coincidence OF egoism and betrays It's
anticipation OF the verdict to be rem
Tered upon 1t next year by the party
o which It nominaDy belongs by an
effort TO prosclyte the South In behalls
of nonOmetalllsm through an EFFORT
lately lnstigated from Washington ana
self-styled "a sound money move
ment." 4 convention n to be held at
Memphis to promote this movement, OF
which Josiuh Patterson. the chief OF
the little band OF cuckoo congressman
from the South. is to be general man
ager.
This call to open combat win be well
coined by every friend OF free coinage.
1t should have come three years ago.
Then Texas and other Southern and
Western states would not have been
deluded by the representation Of fed
eral pledges--to be--that Mr.. Cleveland
was warm apostle OF bimetallsm;
then his nomination would have been
an impossibility and then the Demo-
NAANAN hAAhJ .NthAA HNNN b1fu ERhItA
an administration that viii make
every Democratic speech an apology
tor the next ten years,
Gold standard clubs are being organ
ICED throughout the South 10 bolster
up the waning cause OF Lombardy
sercet. Let the friends OF the double
standard respond everywhere by or
ganlzation. The blinetallsts can cap
ture the delegates from 30 out of every
100 precincts in Texas next year by
thorough organization, They can Sc
cure delegation solidly in favor OF a
rlnsing. uneoinpromislng free coinage
plank. to the next national Democratic
convention. ORGANIZATION will do this.
An active free coinage club should
De maintained Ia every community In
re. as from now until the polls are
ssd IN 1895
me issue Of tho century Is on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

pondence with a view to matrlmony
/ am too busy for that, aud | may add
that J have a big brother who is the
dearest fellow IN the world, and can
put on the gloves with the best of EN-.
These are n few OF the many ques-
tons that are hurled at me In every
style OF chlruCraphy and all sorts OF
photography almost every day, and !
take this method OF replying ns best /
SISSY JuPE.
Dear Boys! Minnie didn't call for
our mail yesterday until after school
and we had such q bundle Of II that
could not possibly get 1t in shape for
todays Gazette. / am so glad that
our friends are remembering us so
kindly aud I send herewith four hun
dred and fifty coupons FOR Mr., Peak,
lust 70 show you waut days canvass
among the friends Of n few young girls
can do. I can not undertake TO thanl.
all our friends individually, but we
love them every one and are very
grateful to them. | send you few
Of the pretty notes we received yester-
day In answer To our written requests
for help TO our out-of-town friends, and
! know you will feel very much graft
lied at the result Of our first days en-
denvor:
Mansfield, Tex, April 10, lSgj-Dear
Sissy: Here are twenty-seven coupons
for you In answer 90 your letter
have only just begun and will help you
lots more. Lovingly yours,
GERTRUDE DAY.
Crowley. Tex, April 10-Dear Miss
Jupe; l send you sixty-eight votes for
Mr, Peak, and am sorry I have no
more right now WIN soon send an.
other lot. Your letter was just too
sweet for anything
LOUISE INGALLS,.
ALE, April TO- 1S95,-My Dear Friend
Sissy; In reply to your sweet note ac-
copt these sNty-two coupons, and l
will help you all / can
ANNABELL JARDINE.
Grapevine, April 1O.-Slssy. dear, will
you accept these twenty votes with my
love- They are all 1 have at present,
but ! have more engaged / will an
awer your letter right away. Papa
says can he send money instead uf
votes If he can not find me any more
coupons; that is, II you are In n hurry?
with much love
CARRIE LINTHURsT.
Abilene, Tsx., April 1I.-rnolosed
please ilud 900 coupons, TO be placed to
the credit Of y. l.. Jordan. tho drum
mers' candidate for your European
trip. The West Is for him solid. Sissy
Jupe, Cohen and Bushy viii have to
get a hustle on themselves IL they ex-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
A BLOW AT THE CATTLE
AND COTTON OIL INDusllI

Dallas, Tex, April II. ~
Gazette: My attention has M
to a bill introduced In the s'ah
ture by Representing WIVES
practically prohibits the sas
terine. II is time that some "
were said in regard to ms
legislation. The mere intfgl.
bill of this sort In the Ten
ture is a piece OF consume, n
which it is difficult TO reailn
sensible man would be gum
strictly contrary to the "
every planter, every stock ~
man, woman and child in us
Texas. M
What Is buttcrlne? a lsh
Gle Of food, pronounced g v N
est and best chemical ana W,
thOrltles In the United sta'sh
ical composition and praen1.'(
scarcely to be detected ifel
self. 1t Ia composed 81 W.
beef fat, milk, cream or na'-,i
sometimes one or more, ~
three, and the very finest Y. Y
carefully and specially rsai'
purpose. ~, n
Docs Texas want 10 res'lin Y
ing of cattle2 Does shc w,
mills shut up and the pr.
seed reduced to 50 a ton. y
the legislature pass this pn
strange that our Legislator
can not reason to a loglcaai n,
the effect Of some OF tns "
troduee there. :. I'D
The rest OF the Union y IA
awnre by this time or tne ~
OF Texas, and the cominanas,ssh
which she Is bound 70 W w
near future. Her legislas., (,
ready been Original enousans,
the attention Of nearly ~
state in the Union. Inc " u
tion OF u bill OF this 81
come other states, Whose l e
butterine are not so gresnns .sI 4
Texas, to Introduce a pE h, 4
restricting by that muTn
beef cattle and cotton OK n
II Representative Wny',snv y
want a reputation mace n \
his state, let him withlaiI!,s.re, 4, f
once. II he has poilus.sitN.
higher than the legislaluis - 4
OF Texas he win grahfy y ".
by q change of heart, cne,,.sl 7
stead Of opposing. tive q 10
Industries OF the state,
and cotton oil manufae's' 4
fully, X J0s,s'
EDWIN LEHMAN ' \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Dublin, Tex, April 12.-Editor Ga
2ette: lnclosed please find 155 cou-
pons. which place 10 the credit OF A.
s. Busby We would love to be able
to send every one OF the dear old drums
TO Europe, but as only one can go, let
IL be BUZZ. We would like very much
to know Sissy Jupe. We bet that she
wears boomers and rides bicycle or
else she wants to 60 across the big
pond. so adicu. You will hear from
us again. Respectfully etc.
MARTGOLD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

writing for. why Of cnurs, We can't
vote for him. our propoaitlon holds
good yet. for the incest iottrr No ana
my pard. thp cuptaln hoyr Iots nf
coupons and we viii send tbom In on
about June l. Now w. Who ' viii iiI'i be M NEXT n"
and she Is hard to beat. 1 win ten You
q 2eerer. My pnrd, Captain Russell,
a. an oN-Contederatc VITA one arm. So
am ! an eN-Noniederate' So you see,
from dear old Arkausaw. Now, snn
I'M let us see who can beat our candl-
date Frank Jordan, from ArlSansaw.
Now look here, girls, you must not
@ ,,r5ng U GIH1ly ooys love and take tho
n.V,,I ~ N''Hv'tt, tue pest Democratic
TaI, -, n' ~ MU',l, h1hel y. and Cisco
80, e'.'t 'uu btl on 70 Sissy Jupe's
n ~ p ''' o. Ng'. JUST ieaNe her and
Wi ,,, U"' IN lhe cod
min f,,,n btopostl9H STANDS open
ui'tt ."l'e u MY pafd, j. NJ. Russell,
,,.',,,s' '' a., s1 , guy, SISSY, You must
otc '"' DAu grammar orthogaphH
Al,,. Nv. j. II. c.
60. ,
,n1'Euu' rex, is an old bachelor. He
htro,,sh u NJ COUPONS, 30 mas Jim Scar
N'''us"' nc ~ bachelor, too.
Liltor Gazette: Enclosed please find
100 votes, which please plRee 10 tbn
credit OF Bro l.. u. Cohen, the X. Of
L. candidate. VIII hear from us later
yours IN f. C. and b..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

poet to keep with the procession. We
nave no doubt out here but what J8r-
dan VIII ride the Atlantic waves ut the
Ga2ette'a expense. Yours truly,
NoGAL.
Moody, Tex, April live inolosc III
votes for Mr.. A. S. Bushy. We think
sid Us the man for the trip. and kindly
ask all his friends to chip in and hold
him to the front, II. J. AND Y.
Denton Tex, April 11.-EdItor Ga
2ette' lnclOsel please find 105 coupons.
which place To the credit of w. j. A.
Durway and put It In the paper. Tell
Peak not ~ run so fast, Yours truly,
JEREMY JUMPER
Waco, April 1O.-We. the undersigned.
inclose the following votes, to be piasei
to the credit OF the man VINO sells
Cllrh Mlle End spool thread. We
trust this small dose WEI put him up at
the mead OF the list. Hurrah for Dave
Won and the Mile End thread
Mrs. l., Bear, 40; Miss Leah Moses.
2ai Ben Fox, 80; Jake Benedict. 81: sam
j. Chandler, 80: Tom Egan, 55 Mrs.
Fred Meyer, 20; Pete Kenyon, 80: Doc
Henson, Is; Ben g.. Gross. a; Noses
Harris, Is; Leo Morris Levy, 10: W.
Long, TO- Zee Wilson. IS. Dave Land
man, Il; Abe Beer. so; Frank J, Wen.
81; g, ID. Drake, 10: w, b. Hutcherson'
10; Miss Maud Stern, IA; Sol Lyons, II,
Total by express, 500.
Johnson Station. April 10, 1885,
Madalue sends you forty-three votes
as tho result Of her efforts In your be-
halt and In reply to your letter. She
has the measles and can not write this
note herself, but sends her love to
you. MRS. RATHBONE
smith1eld, April 1O.-Dear Miss
sissy; Yes, know Mr.. Peak and have
known him for years. As you truly
say he Is perfect gentleman, and We
are only too glad 10 help you / send
thirteen votes, all have saved 20 far.
and VIII not forget you.
MRS. JOHN X. RAINES.
Denton, Tex. April 1O.-Mlss June,
one hundred and nine votes is our first
contribution In reply 10 your favor.
Please accept them with much love.
When win you be up7
MAY AND LILLE
Here are thirteen votes for isis"
Sent TO her with n great big kiss.
From little Nell and JEANNE Meek.
For her TO vote for Mister Peak
Savoy. Texas.
1Tori Worth Av,-u4 feafs.. S,-.-.t H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Fort Worth, Tex, April ",
Gazette: Please find lnclosed 4
pom, which please place to ID, 4
Mr.. NJ. White, the popular ss,li
candidate. If he is as popular
as he is down town he Will .
to Europe. LITTLE NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Dan NJ tasker Roc,tdaIe ;
Ed l.. Richardson. Narahall 49,, ,
W. Il. Mhrehbank, Dallas.
j ! AIifchner. wichita Fnlls..
Vernon I,cman. Houston.
George A, Bendict sherman.
]. IL. Richardson, Fort Worth,,.,
George A nm Waco.
Al nj IIauce
~. NJ. Robertson. Sherman...,.,...
II. II. Griffin, Sherman.
Joe Flowers. ...,.....
IA S. Richardson ....................
d. S. Hord. Dublin.
j W. Reagan, TeXJrkana...........
l. J. Ioveioy. Paris.
Frltg Mitchell. .....................
10 Kramer. Observation-Disclosures.
], C, Truer. Dallas................. .
Harry l., DeWolfc, Dallas.
II. p. smith, Fort Worth. .......... j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Editor Gazette: Herewith find GO
votes for Howard W. Peak Towards
friends want to SEQ him go to Europe
They believe he win be an honor to-
Texas and that the merits of the T. p
A. can End no warmer or more eloquent
advocate In a foreign land than In him.
Let us send Howard. lie viii make Us
briEht ana graceful representative
We VIII tag him with r. p A. badge
and stencil him the first male child born
In Fort Worth, and rest assured How
ard will do the rest. Yours,
RONIE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Cohen and Peak, while thirteen other
candidates each received from FORTY TO
over 200 votes each. The vote Is as
follows;
Frank l., Jordan, Fort Worth......875S
\, y, Bu5hy, Fort Worth...........98 $3.50
l.. r. Cohen, Fort Worth, a9sS
DhNc Wen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2GGt
Howard W. Peak, Fort Worth. &C.. g5ag
Horace Moore, Waco...............,S l4
X. l.. Tinsley, Fort Worth. Sg3
ia Meyer, jefferson 7gi
ID, NJ. Nicol. Fort WOrth............ Gg7
j. Belts Yale. Fort Worth........., Gi9
j. NJ White. Fort WOrth......,..... 4Sg
~. c., Bradley, Sherman. SPA
Dave Edel, COrsicauH, AL
w, II, Digges Fort Worth......... 256
Wiley Blair, Wcatherford.. gts
J. A. Durway, Fort Worth. 1872
y, NJ. Robinson. ,.......,.,........ ia
Sthn y, Knight. Dallls............ tas
Tom Farmer, Waco, ........,..,,... i5.
u, q. Edwards, sherman IgS
II, H. McDulllC,.,,...... lOI
~ T.. FrrplHud. Houston ........ ~
George D. Woodson, DaIlns...... 90
c. II. Bracy. Little Raci5,........., N
w. @. Holman, Fort Worth......... 81
\. Hobart, sulphur Syringe. so
Bob Momatt, Fort Worth........ n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
THE CONTEST is RED HOT.
IT BREAKS OUT IN DEAD EARN
EST YESTERDAY.

MIR. JORDAN HAS THE LEAD
AGAIN-HE GETS 900 VOTES IN
ONE LUMP-MR. Wells FRIENDS
SEND IN a BIG BUNDLE-LET-
TIERS or INTEREST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

April 12.-Edltor Gazette: Papa told
me l must save all the Gazette rou-
pons, that he wanted them for Mr..
Busby, the druggist candidate" Well,
yesterday after school / hitched up
old Buck, that's my billygoat, and
drove on the South side to play with
some boys, While over there 1 met
nice little fellow named Guy Nc
Knight, who had twelve coupons. Well,
Guy, he got struck on old Buck right
for him. ] hesitated moment, but
finally traded with him. for old Buck
was blind in one eye. | told pa what
had done and he said made n good
trade, so here are twelve votes. You
know pa is some mustard on the tradeS
and ! guess inherit my trading quail
ties from him. Respectfully.
FRED DE WITT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Dublin, Tev.,Aprl l2.-Editor Gazette.
lncloaed please find 30 votes. which
please place to the credit OF Mr.. Sid
Bushy We don't send these on ac-
count OF Bugs good looks. We lust
don't want 10 see the Irish gentleman
from Jerusalem so back to that an
usht city. K-T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Probably the Dawes commission and
the decision la the Toots ease are both
In the same piscou-hoic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

April 12-Editor Gazette: Find in
closed 10 coupons FOR the fremens can
didate, y. s. Busby We are just he
ginning TO warm up y this work. and
you VIII hear from us frequently,
CHAMBERS HOSE co,
Per DRETCHEL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Granbury, Tex, April 1e.--Edltor Ca
zette: Find lnclosed 80 votes for the
most popular drummer. Mr.. Frank Jor-
dan He is the man to cross the big
pond. win send more coupons soon.
]. r. AND J. n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

The six-shootcr continues to do pusi-
ness at The old stand Ia Kentucky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Henry watterson ls what would be
sailed cracker jack gold lug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

The Gazettes European Tour contest
Is dividing time with all questions In
the public mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Bowie TeX.-Editor Gazette: Please
md incloscl votes for William q.
Homan, travelling salesman for VIII
lam Henry & Co. OF Fort Worth a
Texas drummer for a Texas house.
Turn Texas loose" TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

The legislature fails to show signs of
weakening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Taylor, Tex, April 1O.-Editor Ca
zctte: Enclosed please find g8 coupons
Tor Dave Edel. Respectfully,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

April y. --Editor Gazette: Please find
81 votes for Busby. Everything is o.
*. for our candidate. DRUGS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Fort Worth, April 12.--Editor Gazette.
Herewith ilnd inclosed twenty-five (25)
coupons, which kindly place to the cred
II or Mr. l.. II. Cohen. My reasons for
voting FOR him are numerous. He has
hNed among uS over ten years. during
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

IalK anout your Cohen. Jordan and
Peak
Their fur viii fly and son their fur
Their boom will some day spring a leat
Here's one hundred and thlrty-Gve
votes for Bus
Morgan, Tex, April iO.-Editor Ca
zette: | send 10 votes for sid Busby. I
would like very much for them TO let up
on Sid about his cork screws, for +
think that supply has been exhausted
long since Yours to come again,
w. J. WATSON.
Credit L. L. Cohen with inclosed 30
coupons. JAKE.
April l2-Editor Gazette: 1 herewith
hand you Is votes for H. w. Williams
Co.'s handsome salesman, Mr.. A, s.
Busby. Sister Ruby Is going to send in
LOT Tor MN with some poetry tomor-
row night. PAULINE ROWE.
r. s. Ruby wants me to give her
all my coupons but l like Mr. Busbv
can.
Waco, Tex. April 11.--Edltor Ga
2ette: Kindly place inclused 10 coupons
to the credit OF Horace Moore, the fire-
man lIlehu' n WACO FIREMAN.
city, April a.-Editor Gazette, send
you today AZ votes for Mr.. Robert Mot
felt, the energetic young man who rem
resents the Shapleigh Hardware com
pany OF st. Louis. He would most GER
tainly take an order for a carload Of
Ga2ettes among the old-tlme friends
or his mother in bonnie Scotland with
nest Wishes for the success Of "Our
''op from MS friend MEG.
on Train, April ll.-Editor Gazette.
Please credit inclosed "a coupons 10 +.
l.. Jordan. r.. g. CoAIps
Quanah, Tex. April 11.-Edltor Ga
sette: Please find herein forty-seven
Gazette European tour coupons for
credit of Frank L. Jordan. Yours
~u'y' d. 4. HOLT.
Gordon, Tex, April 11.--Editor ca
Zette; These coupons are for Georee
u. Woodson, the best drug drumner
on the Texas and Pacific road Yours
send twenty-five coupors.
lredell. Tex. April il.-Editor 90
Ee'te' The ineiosed votes You viii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Fort Worth, april 1l.-Mlster EDITOR,
dear sur: ] aint much NV ritter but
I want to say a few wurds about these
drafted drummers, They git the big
head when they gifts on the rode.
thing frank jurdin Has bin on the rode
long nuf fur the ride to uRope not ter
Hurt his he'd much. hers 10 cupons.
OLD CLUMSY.