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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-19

house he travels for for advertising
purposes, but the coupons that are
voted for him are clipped by honest
hands all over the city. What / mean
by competent Is that he Is fully eapa-
BILE OF writing interesting letters OF
what he secs while away. which the
Gazette will publish every week Now
you people that have no especial favor
lite save your coupons and vote them
for Cohen, and you Will never regret Il.
assure you. Very respeetfully.
JOHN d. FIZTPATRfC.
Dallas, April 1s.--The Busby Club;
Enclosed find ten coupons, which please
place TO the credit OF A. s. Busby, the
Druggist candidate, | would like to
buy little of the Busby club stock.
say ten shares, II you know of any for
price. p. r. SMITH.
Fort Worth. April l7-Edltor Ca
zette' lnclosed you Will find ninety 800
votes, which you viii i'e1lt to Howard
w. Peak for the European contest. He
Is native Texan (bOrn here in Fort
Worth), an American gentleman, and
the man that Fort Worth aud Texas
should select to represent them abroad.
Respectfully. S. D. HARE.
More to follow.
The Gazette has given us a plan
To send abroad q popular drummer;
SO come, boys, and rally to our man,
For "cork-screw" Is hummer
A loyal Pythlan knight Is he,
Mason, TO the Royal Arch degree,
man. just as far as you can see
Is our candidate, Sidney Bus-bee.
RX SOC.
Five votes for A. S Busby
Thurber. Tex, April ls.-Edltor Ga
Zette; Please find twenty coupons for
my old-time friend, l., L. Cohen. Re.
specially, LEE SIMPSON.
Nine votes for H W. Peak.
stephenville, Tex, April iS.-Edltor
Gazette: Enclosed find forty votes.
which please place to the credit OF
Howard w. Peak, aud obllge,
JOHN II. DAY.
Handley. Tex, April 16.-Editor Ca
cite: herewith inclose 20 votes for the
popular stove drummer. Howard w.
Peak. In the big city OF Handley the
society ladies'. the popular (O gentle
men and the poor people, of which 1
am one, all together should send votes
TO IL. w. Peak II they had time to
subscribe for the Gazette-hmN
PHI. A.
Editor Gazette: Enclosed c votes
for Mr.. r. S. Turk. Marine Is behind
now, but just wait and watch the
home stretch Yours truly,
JIM WRIGHT.
city of Fort WORTH April 1S.-Edltor
Of the Morning Paper: I take my seat
with pen In hand to drop you few
lines. I notice there are quite a num-
Der OF blooming chumps writing or
trying to write poetry, after reading
which l am Frustrated for the rest Of
the day. II they write poetry they
should write poetry. Hence l give you
these sad lines,
In the interest OF Mr.. Cohen
] send this little poem.
Howard Peak Is getting weak
And Busby Is head no longer
Jordan is getting 10 be a freak
And Cohen Is getting stronger.
What Is Cohen doing to them2
He isn't doing thing to them.
Now this is poetry. | send 20 votes
TOMMIE DUGAN.
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NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS


FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS,
The storm waves will reach this me-
rldlau and the other changes noted
vill occur at and within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset OF the dates
given;
April l9-Wind changing.
April 2O-Cooler and clearing.
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seventy-twO votes for Jordan,

Waco. Tex. April 17.-Here we are
again. Hot Stun. with "a coupons for
our favorlte, Horace Moore. We are GO
ing to give him boat ride sure across
the pond. We have stacks Of coupons
for him. Watch us. How about
Frenchy? We would like to hear from
him again.
WACO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Per j. w. $.
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lnclosed we hand you 500 votes for
our STANDARD bearer. Frank l.. Jordan.
WEST SIDE JORDAN CLUB.
Capital paid up, $4,000, Il. {. Combs
president W. II. Colqutt. vice prcsi-
dent; c. o. Middleton, secretary and
treasurer
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The Gazette will send on a trip to
Europe, to last from June 29 to Au-
gust ~, out from New York. u represent
tative OF the commercial travellers,
whose territory includes all or any part
OF Texas, and who Is to be selected
by popular ballot cast upon the cou-
pom and printed daily in this paper.
The tour will be made by this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Gazette ana as a member Of party
organized by and In charge OF DR..
and Mrs. W. A. Croffut OF the United
States geological survey. The sections
visited will be Ireland, Scotland, Eng
land, Belgium. Germany, Switzerland
the Rhine and France. and the route
will touch Neville, Glasgow. Trossachs,
Stirling Castle. Edinburgh, Melrose
Abbey. Durham, York, Lincoln, Har-
witch. North Sea, Antwerp. Brussels,
Cologne. the Rhine. Mayence, Heldel-
berg. Baden-Baden. Eeuhasen, Lake
Zug. Zurich. the Rigl, Nitznau, Lake
OF the -Four Cantons, Lucerne, Paris
London, Stratford. Warwick. CHESTER
New York.
Our excurslonlst will sail from New
York on June 20, on the Anchor line
steamer City Of Rome.
The ballot will be closed at s o'clock
p. m, Saturday. June Is. Ballots VIII
be deposited In sealed box and WIN
be counted and the results certified by
'o'iiii'i''ee Vi business iiis"'
-,,.-...-....,.
4Hcre was soHle DtaHS 'u'Ihs SS9t''
day for the candidates IN the GaHettes
European Tour contest The result up
to last night is as follows:
Howard w Peak, Fort Worth......G793
RANK - 1oFqun Tort WoI'H'''''' o9so
L. - Iohen' hort WORT '''''''''''' oiSt
-. vi w.. " 20 Seo-
DaNe wen, w bc1 .''''''''''''''''''- 9-o
Horace Moore, waco. ,.',....,..... .l3i4
e T. l. LlnSIey' lurl North''''''''ii
~ S-1t -, 49, ''''''''''' 81 -"
u. NJ. Nleol, Fort worth :, ..,..... gi5
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We all would willing command:
Then Sld's our way don't you doubt 1t,
So here goes 60 straight away
For the slickest drummer Of the day.
Chorus:
Ia ra ia ra, boom de ay,
Buzzing Busby leads the day, etc.
LOVE AND GEORGE.
Hillsboro, Tex, April 17-Dear Miss
Sissy Jupe; Here we comet Some of
US are married. one old bachelor and
some fine looking young men coming
to help you by voting for the best man
In the contest-H. w. Peak. This is
our first lot. and you can look for more
to follow.
Come girls and boys wake up and
Speak
Good words. good words for Howard
Peak.
He is the man we Texans boast,
Hen get votes from coast to coast,
To Europe he the Texans send,
The cash from the Gazette he'll spend,
And letters back to us he'll write
OF all the strange and wondrOus sights.
His friends he'll leave far. far behind,
As strange and wondrous sights he
sees
OF towering mountains and majestic
trees.
And once II week in the Gazette
WIN letters come from him, and yet
Some say that he can't go,
Ask them who was It that told them
30.
Come Texans, come out to the aid
OF Sissy Jupe, that little maid,
And send her all the votes you can;
BY doing so Wen elect our man.
Respectfully yours.
US HILLSBORO BOYS.
26l votes for Peak
Fort Worth, Texas, April H.
Editor Gazette: Find inclosed 80
votes for \. $. Busby. the only
drummer on tho road. He is n good
thing; push him along
PATRlcIo o'BRIoN
Stephenylle, Tex. April 17.-EditOr
Gazette: To the columns Of your paper
This letter is entrusted.
To tell Miss Sissy Jupe
That her fond hopes will be busted.
AS bright as she Is, she does not seem
to know
That Frank Jordan's the man that to
Europe win go
When this contest closes
Sissy VIII say with n sigh,
That hopes built ON 'pealss'
Are entirely too high;
For about the 18th OF June
Your girls VIII be- frantic
nounccment:
Jordan's the man tbat will sail acrogs
the Atlantic
me dav 'e'' anu VIC VIII al see
When the CIV Of Rome c,rrio, ,,.,,,t,
Jordan away. ID. s
Fort Worth. Tex. Anru 1s-Editor
Gazette: Dear sir-FInd ,,rInseJ nsI
sixteen votes FOR our fria,d II 80 I az
dan. More TO follow soon va,,ri 80 80,
BfII. IfTTt,SGST - ~ ~. ,ea W ~
- A''''
Dallas. Tex. Apru 1s-EdItor For,
to he credit OF Marehbanls wv The e'u nnnn
lar Dallas salesman. fnr tho Gar p,T
Horse Nan Go, with many more t 10 foii
'''' '''' 'D',ol@c.S ana friends
zette: Please credit Mr. 4 naro H,Soi ga,
Corslcana with 10 votaa Po,,o.,,r,, VI
NOISE EiASE W.
ASH' iiANHi'
Bastrop. Tex. Aorn l7.-Edltor Ga.
for MIR A. Z n9 SJH WIZ ,hn ma ~ votes
salesman Var, ros,o ,.e popu'ar uFuB
Hs0'iu'i ~ >,,su
r. NAoh'
Tyler. Tex. ANN Is -Fa,,.n CO..
Please add the HP' n tIaator y Gazette
Nfar,l,h,,,t, - '"t''aNu votes 10
AAaANAlbAlh, IIlt morse nail mans
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tract to the candidate In the GazetteB
European contest who heads the list
Sunday morning of each week until the
contest closes, Respectfully.
Ell MERITo PERFUMERY CO.
p. s.--The winner will please call on
II. w Williams & Co., who will take
pleasure in delivering the package.
Chicago ILL.,. April 15.-Mlss Dllsey
Bugle, care Gazette. I will send you
FIVE votes for your friend. Mr.. Hobart.
have never seen you nor your friend,
| assure you. | admire your letters so
much. | enjoy IS1i'ng them very
much, for they are very expressive,
and see you mean to send your friend
to Europe I would be glad to see you
whenever l am in your city. Respect
fully, TOM MULLER.
Itasia. Tex, April t5--Edltor Gazette:
Say you Clarksville folks need not fret
your cotton stockeus bout that ariSan-
saw man for he is In the swim am glad
you have woke up and gone to voting
for some enc It let's people know you get
the paper down there and can read II
look out friend YOU are too clost to
the line to say much but ] am glad you
are voting for my Arkansaw brother
at the same time I am not In favor
OF the married men going very far
from home 80 few OF them find the
way back I would like to vote for
Mr.. Jordan myself but can't go back on
l.. 70 n he drops to the last notch that
Is the kind OF n hairpln ! am.
Inclose six votes for Lee Cohen.
Big Springs, Tcv., April 17--Editor
Gnzette: Enclosed hand you "A votes
for Mr. L. u. Cohen, THE shoe man.
AN OLD FRIEND.
Editor Gazette: Find 30 inclosed,
which pleas, place to the credit ~ Mr.
l.. II. Coher.. Yours truly, MINNIE.
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Editor Gazette; / again send You
20 votes for my old-time friend Mr..
Cohen. LEE FLEMING
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Editor Gazette: Find 80 inclosed,
which pleas, place to the credit Of Mr..
l.. T. Coher. Yours truly, MINNIE.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year ISSUED every Friday, 60 cents
SIX months, 30 cents.
All pOstmasters are authorized !" AT
agents FOR the Gazette.
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DELAY hhhD ph -
The Daily Gazette Except Sunday 10
cents week. -.
week. payable weekly,
Daily aud Sunday Gazette, 60 cents
mouth, payable in advance.
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stretch, an doant you forgit 1t. Tell
Willie over at Denton TO git moaVe
on hisself an send in them air votes
for our man an tel Andy Byer5 that
will be burned IL don't squeal on him
II he doant look out Wei good by Mis-
ter Gazet man. Cum an see me, sum
time when Sissy Jupe an her crap OF
spring poetry" air laid by. Yours
trewly, ARKANSAW DICK
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Editor Gazette. We beg 10 arnou,oa
that we, the m Merto Perfumery corr
pany. will offer a bottle Of our ,.Ism
auislte Esmeraldo" handkerchief az.
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Seven votes for a. s. Busby.

Fort Worth. Tex. April is.-pear Sis
sly Jupe; Here we go again, 90 moe
votes for II. w Peak, the successy,,I
drummer who VIII see the other shore
work IN and we win win. Yours trui,,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
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DALLAS BUREAU. -,
II. Rutherford. agent. once, orleh'A'
Hotel.
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The Gazette is on sale at the follow
ing hotel news stands;
Kimban House. Atlanta. Ga.
Grea. Northern Hotel, Chicago.
st Nicholas Hotel, st. Louis.
Peabody Hotel, Memphis.
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kind Of show and I asked what II
was Teller said Il was a pertlfled man
/ said | read In the paper that he had
escaped he said not that there was
fellow round there had bothered them
good deal trying to convince a petrihed
man that be was a poet and that he
told the poore demented cretur that he
was goln away jist to get rid OF him
with a feeling OF sadness | asked IL he
knew the man and he said his name
was Tarney. l feel sorry for poor Tar
ney 1t Is bad enough to be buried by
the county bat worse to become a
charge on the state and spend ones life
I'm the narrow conflne of madnouse.
Cast the inclosed eupens for l., II. CO.
hen. ! don't give the number for Tear
poor Tarney might see 1t and II would
make him worse ...
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Dallas, April 1s.--1he Busby Club.
Enclosed find ten coupons, which please
place to the credit OF A. S. Busby, the
druggist candidate. l would like to
buy little of the Busby club stock,
say ten shares, II you know of any for
sale at anything like a reasonable
price. +. r. SMITH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-19

Editor Gazette: Enclosed votes
for Mr.. r. S. Turk. Marine is behind
now. but just wait and watch the
home stretch. Yours truly,
JIM WRIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-19

Breckenridge, Tex, April 16,--Editor
Gazette Incloaed please find 60 votes
for our friend, a. 5. Busby. the drug
gist candidate. We believe that tho
druggists Of Texas (wlthout an ex-
ception) are working for brother Busby,
and feel confident that he will win.
Ia IA ra, boom de ay,
MIR. Jordan, get cut of the way,
For Sid Busby IS the stun,
And he Will sure get votes "enuff"
To carry him DER that merry pond
To that country far beyond.
Chorus.
Ia ra ra ra, boom de ny,
BuZzing Buzby leads the day;
Ia ia IA ra, boom de ay,
Corkscrew sid Is just the jay.
Mr.. Peak has got the gall,
But FOR wit, Sid downs EN- all.
MIR. Cohen Is somewhat In 1t,
But to win SID did begin lt;
MIR. Dave We'll is u good man,
But down our sid he never can.
Chorus.
Ia ra ra ra. boom de ay,
Buzzing Bus0y leads the day, etc.
a knowledge Of that foreign land,
We all would willing command:
Then Sld's our way don't you doubt 1t,
So here goes 60 straight away
For the slickest drummer OF the day.
Chorus:
Ia ra ia ra, boom de ay,
Buzzing Busby leads the day, etc.
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Persona who are unable TO pug
livery of the paper nc their hn"'s
is unsatisfactory, will confer
favor by writing the fhctA 10 '"'
management.
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Decatur, Tex, Aprll lG.-The Rpsby
99iu6' P; o, box 1888 Fort Worth. TeS
itS ind 10 votes for a. S. Busbv'
,, popular druggists candidate. ours
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Nine votes for H. W. Peak.

stephenville, Tex, April iS.-Edltor
Gazette Enclosed find forty votes.
which please place 10 the credit OF
Howard w. Peak, aud obllge,
JOHN II. DAY.
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Fort Worth, April 1s.-Editor Ga
zette Enclosed find forty coupons FOR
u n. Cohen. He stands before YOU on
ms merits, and / dare say he Is the
most competent man IN the race and
NOT bar anyone, He Is the candidate
OF the people and gets his support from
tho people. and Ii not used by the
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JOSHUA JOHNSON.

Fort Worth. April 1S,-Editor Ca
zctte: Find inclosed six coupons for my
friend, l.. h. Cohen. Yours,
MAX WINTER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-19

Roanoke, Texas.--Edltor. Inclosed
Inelosed please ind coupons which
and obiiEe cum
THE DRUMdER's FRIEND
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Henderson, Tex. April l7.-Miss Sissy
Jupe: | herewith inclose you thirty-hye
votes for Howard w. Peak. hfndly
see that they are voted for him.
c. G.. OSBURN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-19

Thurber, Tex, April lS.-Edltor Ga
Zette; Please find twenty coupons for
my old-time friend, L. L. Cohen. Re.
spectfully, LEE SIMPSON.
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Fort Worth, April iS.-My dear. good
SIR we have twenty more ooupons for
our candidate, Mr. Cohen. They come
IN from all parts OF the city now. We
can't forget that strawberry fraplne
very truly, MAY AND FAY.
The advocate., 1895-11-20

Mike Sutton, Of Dodge City, would
not object to spending another winter
in Topeka as a member of the House.
The Creameries Of central Kansas
have organized a company at Kansas
City to handle their surplus products.
Clarence Sears, Populist candidate
for County Attorney of Douglas county
in 1894, has moved to Chillicothe, Mo.
Emporla points with pride to one of
its citizens who is a brother-in-lsw of
GoVernor-elect Bradley, of Kentucky.
Judge W. G. Webb says Judge Houk
is mistaken about judges having the
right to order the hanging of murder
ers.
J. W. Orr, the Atchison Democratic
leader, says W. G. Whitney will be the
next nominee Of his party for Presi-
dent.
Each of the Clay Center papers is
an advertising patronage
which requires the use of a supple
ment.
The Central Kansas Teachers Asso-
citation will hold its tenth annual ses-
sion at Hutchinson November %
and 20.
A freight train collided with street
car November 10 at Wichita, dem Olish-
ing the car and injuring two pas
sengers.
After several months effort and
many failures the State has at last Sc,
cured a conviction in whisky case at
Wichita.
The scheme to replace Emporia's
old city directory with new one is as
popular down there as resubmission is
in Wichita.
LeavenWorth people want a tree
planted in the State House yard to re-
place the recently destroyed Governor
Carney tree.
Ex-Bsnk Commissioner Johnson has
a couple of Shetland ponies on exhibit
ton at the National Horse Show in
New York city.
The Republican County Clerk of
Johnson county put Martins name on
the ballot under heading, "Republi
can by petition"
The Marion Record is twenty-five
years old and has been under the con-
troll Of the present management for
tWenty-one years.
The proposition to build county
high school at Tongsnoxie, in Leaven.
worth county, was voted down by a
majority of 1853.
Of the ten Township Trustees elected
in Leavenworth county, the Republ-
cans got six, the Democrats two and
the Populists two.
Mona Mcdonald, son of the editor Of
the Oxford Register, was killed by
burglars at the home of his grandfather
in Chicago November 8.
The Lotus is a new semi-monthly
collegiate magazine published at Kan
sas City. Kansas writers will furnish
much of the literary work.
The Capital, glad to drop the dis
cussion of the result of the Shawnee
county election, is trying the State
The advocate., 1895-11-20

A. 7. Casey, County Attorney for
Pawnee county, has resigned, and G.
w. Finney has been appointed by
Judge Vandevert to succeed him.
Eugene Rail-, County Treasurer of
Garfield county before it was disor-
ganized, is under arrest charged with
embezzling $4,000 Of county funds.
A. r. Greene, formerly Railroad
Commissioners and candidate for most
everything for years, will be Dick
Blues clerk in the coming Congress.
Will T. Walker, of Kansas City, Kss.,
is a delegate to the Congress Of Fra
ternal Societies of the American Con
tinent which meets at Toronto, Canada.
Ex-State Superintendent Gaines, who
is now publisher Of the Salina Union,
says Saline county will give the Popu.
list ticket a majority Of 1000 next year.
Congressman Calderhead and ex-
Congressman John Davis will have a
discussion of the money question at
Enterprise some time early in Decem-
ber.
Ingalls, thinks he has won one point
on Burton. Atchison county went
strongly Republican, while Dickinson
county was hopelssly lost to the Popu-
lists.
The civil business in the Wichita
District court is away behind on ac-
count of the numerous long, tedious
and unsuccessful liquor case prosecu-
tions.
The North Central Kansas Teachers
Association will hold its annual meet
ing at Beloit November 28, 20 and 80.
Robert Mcintyre will lecture Novem.
Der 20.
Senator Thscher's law library has
been purchased by Senator BoWersock,
his successor, and will be given to the
latter's son, who will this year grsdu-
ate at Harvard.
The Abilene Monitor thinks the big
Populist msjorities in the Fifth dis
trict were in measure caused by Con-
gressmsn Calderhead's Republican
gold-Hug speeches.
The Barton Beacon says that B. f.
Lorimer, whom the Republicans elected
Representative for the unexpired term,
will be turned down in the Republican
convention next year.
What Cy Leland says goes in Doni-
phsn county. That Martin suited him
for Chief Justice is shown by the vote
in that county which was: Martin,
1895; Holiday, 189.
Columbus Borin, who runs a weak
kneed paper of Republican procliVi-
ties at Oberlin, has been appointed Ad-
jutant General of the national order of
the Sons of Veterans.
Dawes is taking treatment for his
throat. He says the campaign wore
him out. People who know him are
afraid that the trouble is caused by
drinking Wichita whisky.
The Emporis Republican says that
the "smsll potato" members of the City
Council of that town shave no more re-
gard for the interests of the city than
a hyens has for cornse."
w. S. Parkhurst, cousin of the To