Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-01


Coleman, Tex. May 30.--M.ss Sissy
Jupe. Enclosed you will please find 6
votes for Howard W. Peak, more to
follow. / never saw Mr.. Peak, but
from what can learn think he is the
proper man to represent the Lone star
state. A friend,
-.s ALLIE.
Fort Worth, Tex. May s1.-Bdltor
Gazette; Herewith inclosed find 100 cou-
pons for Lee Cohen. Lots more to fol-
low. Yours. ]. d. FARLEY.
Cleburne, Tex, May S0.--A. S. Bus
by, care Gazette: Friend Sid-We in
close 20 coupons for you, which is by
no means all We have. but we want to
send few In occasionally so you VIII
know we are still on the hustle"
We think It unnecessary to play strong
Just now. as the game is young--slx-
teen more long days of grace-which
we extend kindly to the opposition
1t has been very amusing to watch the
tactics of our friend "Sissy"-the idea
of appealing to the people of the state
OF Texas to vote for Mr.. Peak because
he is a Fort Worth man-born and
raised there. What foes that amount
to II he was2 is Fort Worth the only
place in Texas that has produced n
man fit for the Gazette to send on this
trlp2 IL 80, why did not the Gazette
coniine the race to genetlemen of Fort
WORTH The fact Is, the Gazette and
Sissy Jupe have n different way of
looking Into these little matters. Sissy
said IL was Fort Worth and Gainesville
doing battle. II that be true, little
Gainesville sitting back in the hills of
Coryell Is a "dandy'-a little Japan,
And poor little Jupe is doing her best
to locate China In Fort Worth Now,
sid, don't believe that Sissy meant to,
for she well knows that you are get
ting good share of the votes of Fort
Worth, and all the votes from Gates
Vile. So 1t seems that your town Is
more loyal to him than Mr.. Peaks Ia
to him. We all feel assured that MIR.
Peak is nice gentleman, and the
above reference Is not made with any
feeling only that OF kindness, but il
seems just like It is going to be i'm
possible for him to get OF on this trip.
We would write more, Sid. but as the
Cinnamon said to the laps, 1--WE must
hurry on With confidence In your
success, plenty of King-K on hand and
love to the Gazette and our country,
We remain,
THE KING-K MEDICINE co.
Cleburne, Tex, May 27.-Little Mary
Busby: l inclose you votes. and hope
that your papa will win, although /
Susoy boy. FORD BOWEN.
Fort Worth, Tex, May 3O.-Mr EdI-
tor: Dear Sir-Put this in your most
valuable paper. 1t Cthe pape) cost me
nickel.
used to be for Cohen,
But there's never any knowln'
For from him took a sneak
10 that or Mr.. Howard Peak
Well; old Cohen, he's all right,
But he isn't in the fight,
l thought he would go
But l find he's much too slow.
My votes I'll take away
ana henceforth my respects I'll pay
70 the girl we all know as Sis.
IL she thinks I'm entitled to anything
for this, I'd take n kiss
But what do you think of the bovs who
would sell for a glass Of soda wa
wouldn't, would your And I don,t |
think he oughter.
o. Y. I. c. U. b. A. ].
Two votes for Peak.
Hillsboro, Tex, May s1.-Edltor Ga |
zette; Find inclosed 81 coupons, which |
pace 10 the credit of the flremen's |
candidate, Horace Moore, Waco denort- |
lheht, what Is the matter with Won TINT |
you nave quit sending in couponsP |
Aollene and Terrell, You are chumps,
eoine agaln' ana We will elect our
man. Horace keep in good spirits We
VIII bring You out In the end. This is |
only starter. You will hear from tbis
company again soon Very truly yours
j. S. PHILLIPS,
Engine Company No. /, Hlilsboro Fire
Department.
Abilene. Tex, May sO.-contas, ~,
tor Gazette: Please drop NV nama
from the list and obllge,
]. BELTS YALE.
straddlebad, Tex, May so.-Niss
SISSY 'li.y Jupe; Wen, Sissy, bob up again
with my daily 10. Horace Noora cs,n
TO this place the other dav win q
whole lot Of appartus for fghting fra
ana tried to sell the town an o,,tat
Among other things he had was a
new-tangled fire ladder that no see,naS
70 DE particularly proud Of He toolt
the mayor and aldermen ana mysois
and about 100 boys and dogs n,;.
Uncle BILLIE Doke's big barn 10 ahoa,
now the thing performed, He col ~.
ladder up at the end of the harm anS
began to climb 1t, drawing long niaaa
.. nose after him, but Just as he reaoh-
"a 'ne top cog slipped or the piston
~ ana Mr.. MO0ra |
started to climb down the al
made successful landing on n b,,ang
d Uncle Bibles goats that were coiiaa
up In the shade of the barn os,nas'
Mr. Moore then proceeded 10 give a.
exhibition OF bareback rid
ing that was highly appreciated ~,
very hoy present. He rode every yoSt
n the bunch In every variety az ,ost
ions, standing up. sitting down on 81
read, face foremost and back foremns.
ma was making grand success az I;
when the dogs took a hand IN IL "a
brought the exercises to a close A..
Moore hailed passing window sh,,t1a.
md was conveyed to his bntei ,
where he passed the afternoon , rn ,
Giving the prominent physicians ~ ~ !
own. When they went out altar the
nangled remains OF the FIRE n nnerot ~ !
hey Found that the goats bad aatos
Up the hose and dozen bottle Of Az
Yours always.
BILL SHAKFspFApr I
p. S. Mr.. Moore did mot MAKE a ss,. b
fhile he was here. u SAFE
BILL I.
Miss Sissy Jupe, Gazette. Fort wor,,
eNas; Dear Girl-Enclosed we Ubat1. :
81 send you 1856 coupons (and We ha
lfnp moro Whom tka,. nave