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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
RnpunLIcAN LEAGUE.
A can for the Annual Meeting at
Cleveland, o.


Chicago. March Sl.--President Tracey
and Secretary Humphrey Of the Repub-
lioan National league today presented
the following call for the next annual
convention Of The league;
10 the Republican state League
Clubs and all Republicans; In compile
ance with q provision Of the cOnstiu-
tlon OF the Republican National league
establishing a rational convention, aud
IN accordance with the instructions Of
the last national convention at Denver,
the eighth annual convention of the
Republican league is hereby called to
meet In the city of Cleveland, o.,
Wednesday. June 49, 1895, at 10 o'clock
u. M, and continue its sessions until
Its business Is completed. II Is pro-
posed to take three days for this con-
ventlon. so that there may be ample
time for full discussion Of matters
OF special interest to the party at this
time. The ratio OF representation, four
from each congressional district and
one from each representative Republl-
can league In the United States duly
represented In the Republican College
league convention at Grand Rapids,
Mich, April o, 1896
Tho following are eX-ofIlclo delegates:
The president and one executive mem-
Der OF the national organization from
each state and territory and the presi-
utHl ana secTtlhIy OF eaGh state ana
territory league, four ex-oiIicio dele
gates from each.
This gives each state practically ten
delegates In addition to the four from
each congressional district. The total
representation will exceed 1000 dele
gates. The business of the meeting
win include election of officers. vice
presidents and the members OF the OK
ecutive committee for the ensuing
year, the designation Of place and time
for the next league convention, party
policies and organization, the forma-
tlun Of a plan Of campaign, with
special reference to the presidential
year and a consideration OF such other
questions the Republicans may deem
proper.
Tho call charges the Democratic adj
mlustratlon with creating national dis
trust, general paralysis In business and
driving capital from the factories and
labor into the streets. reducing the
revenues OF the government. ana IN
CrensiuE its bonded Indebtedness. with
the object Of correcting this humlliat-
ing condition, all Republicans are call
ed upon to organize for a campaign of
Organization and education" In 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

American and il non-sectarlan. though
for safe uniformity all pupils must
comply externally with the regular re-
ilgious exercises Of the Institution.
Afier tho pupils have finished their
course at this school they are TO so TO
the cities, but are 70 be Induced 10 re-
turn to their original home there TO
become by their work the centera for
the dissemination OF useful principles
and practices.
There are 1900 acres In the Beimead
plantation, all devoted TO the school
purposes. The buildings arc equipped
with the latest appliances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

John b. Maher wife and child are
visiting In Mineral Wells. Mr.. Maher
Is suffering with rheumatism.
Mrs. Clark. the wife Of Gus CLARK Tho
popular proprietor Of the Postnfiirs
cafe. who has been seriously nj for
some time. Is reported much better
John Dufly. the assistant chief CLERK
~ the Texas and Pacific yards once.
Who has pneumonia. is reported no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
coRslcANA BUDGET.


The srnaiipn, cc,-, ,rh. ,,,... -,
ne WY hleo-
uon-New Banking Institution.
c,r,t,,,,
IIeeith NM. So 81, Aiareh M'-state
elty today. He came here at the re-
au,sl OF MAYOR Whiteselle to investi-
6",y WIZ WIS tnouSht by Drs. South
worm ana ilair 10 lee q case NJ small
Nc, II SW,,eltengen visited Han, the
a,bi i,g5S' ;, p ,l ana after haavlag eN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
HENRIHrrA uAppeNr,os


Henrietta, Texns, March "A c,,,
soal ng rain fell here last uirhtIaI,g,,,,
one and unc.tourth inches ,rbts lii
insure the sprouung Of the melon ,r1n
Vt'r .00 acres are already plaut.J
-Ab'ut 800 acro8 moro VIII be pIart.i
curing the coming week. A fa0, ,r'
H"'tay up oats are Looking lin, 10,
U localities in this county Tb.r.
" plenty Of stock water. uni snri...
Nopa though somewhat late. are IsgG-
ihg nnc. '''N'
Vee grand Jury has adjourned oft.r
uAllhs 'lghieer bills. District enurr
10 gov h sesalt.L The civil docket VIII
30 Feiumed or Monday. But Ilttis
tlm0 u over Consumed with mo crin-
ipai kdotSa ~ records show a vow
smnlA percentage Qf crime In tbis
county, '''''
rnerN ia sd,nx probability Tim,
Henric4R VIII c use the contract f,r ~
$3.50. 900 l beet sugar manufaotory Tho
Tho FNft Worth and Denver civ
construction train ND crew have hssy,
laying lrAh on tha new road fr,,n
Henrietta ltowrd Wichlta FplIs r"r
the past 1--WE " lts, 1t Is rumoroI that
Morgan IonNs WIN souu run the Wich-
ia Valley tGelns through from sew
mour direct Mo Henrietta, People Of
Henrietta saN, welcome to him We
have plenty ~ land for terminal IA
cllities and grEat ad9Ai.tases nre or
forod In tho mhtttr Of connection with
other roads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
one Fare for the Round rrIp, Via
the Cotton DcIt Route.

Account meeting OF the Uniform
Rank Knights OF Pythlas, Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythias ana the state meet
ing OF the Epworth League. ali OF
which are TO be held In Houston. Tex.
April lllh TO l9th. We VIII sell round
Trip tickets TO Houston and return at
rave Oh one fare. Date OF sale as fol-
lows; Account Uniform Rank Of
Knights OF Pythias 9Th and 10th Ae-
count Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias
and Epworth League i4th ana l5th,
1885, All tickets sold on the above
dates and on the above accounts viii be
limited for return to April q. 1895.
s. G. WARNER.
General Passenger Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
ANrG-roNINE KILLED.
At Least a Fluid sold for That Caused
Instant Death,

New York. March 31-A Auld sup
posed to have been auti-tcylno was In
iccted In the left arm OF Bertha NJ Val
leutlne, seventeen years old. of Bro k
lyn, 10 cure q slight attack OF dip
thoria. The girl died IN awful agony
IN lees than 10 minutes.
Dr. ], L. Cartwright, who injected
the fluid, says: "When the antl-toNine
was prepared in Germany some power
ful poison must have been mixed with
It by mistake, | sent the girls father
for the preparation, ara when he hand
Oh mo the wooden box containing the
vial n was so tightly sealed could
scarcely open It. When | opened the
box and saw the vial which contained
between two and three drachms II was
tightly cnrlied and sealed The fluid
was pinlSish. the same color Of the
other antl-tnNiue I had used, Almost
ne soon ms I had injected the fluid into
Miss valentines arm she became I'M
easy Then she complained of n tick
llsh sensation in her throat and nll over
her body. She was then seized with
commissions and never before IN my life
have I seen such a horrible death"
An autopsy was performed by Dr.
Clavland OF Coroner Creamer's Office
who reported; The girls death was
caused by the fluid alleged to be anti
toxine.'
Samuel Valentine. father OF the dead
girl. said: ~ don't blame nr Cart
right but I blame the manufacturers
OF that stuff. This was horrible mis-
take cannot tell what I win DO
about H."
Coroner Creamer said: This :
matter Of too much moment for MT
say what action | will take. I
autopsy shows the death was directi
due To the fluid represented as anti
toNine ("
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
CHRISTIAN ENDnAvonuas.
They Perfect Union Organization
Temple.

Temple, Tex, March 81 Tho chr,s.
tan lsndeavorers Of Rell county met al
ne t1rlstian church % Temple today
ton Of the Boil county chrlstisn ~
eeavor Union, Delegates frona All sha
hndeayor societies or the county we.
b,.,Ssent, The officers elected were Miss
tlla WHlfson az Temple. president
Ars1 ;, sSiSlyce OF Temple, vle,,-nre,,-
nenti Mrs WaylRnd or Pendiesonvilis
t,,seording secretary; Miss Van Hicks III
nsNi'9n. corresponding secretary. anf
~ ~ NJ Hlcrnymus n Teinoie
,,,,,a. The nrst meeting Of TINS
N eonndction with The waco a,s,,,s,
meeting OF Christian Endeavorers. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
JAPANESE NEWS,
IL Hung Chang's Assailant sentesced
for Llfe-1'he Armiatlre

simonsN, March Six anna Rok.
unsoki, the young Japr aese who at
itemped TO assassinete ~ Hung Chang.
Tor life.
% the mikaac extends to ADrii On b,,t
y VIII terminate " the peace pour mar
ltrs " broker IN the meantime Ar-
corning 90 the terms OF the artnistire
the movement OF the troops and the
tIAn 5p'ltation ~ contraband OF war
ey sea e forbidden.
No. new distribution OF tioops il not
lni .nqed to augment the armies in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
FOR NEGRO BoYs.
A School for Their Education In IN,
Trades.


Philadelphia. March II --'.Nt.,r,o,,,, ..
the famous ola Virginia country niac.
on the James river az Rock Castic
fowhattan county. which Mrs NVari
Morreil OF this city rescued from decay,
anu converted into the St Ello IN
uuatri0l school for eolorad bowl win
ne formally opened about Nav
i'rether Anatole, who SO succel,fuu
conducted the aftairs OF The schloi N,
81 Francis at Edentown, nal has
taken W his residence at ,'Relnlend"
ana devotes himself TO mAkinl tie
work OK this great enterprise ar mo
uplifting OF the col0red race a suEeoss
the plan " the Institution ID a Jlmnie
one. II has met with the cordill %.
operation OF southern people whoI have
heen made acquainted with II. flr I'M.
reason that IL centenpiates giviflr mo
colored boys n simple pducAuI n
harmony with their station In nd ana
training In every day useful trldes-
namely. farming. earpenterinr Iac,..
snithlng. plumbing. hrirkayinr Inc
handling Of steam engines and the
management OF grlst. saw and pianin,
itlllls Mechanical architectural draw
NE WIN also be taught Insofar aB need.
iui Tor tho trades in which instructior
!. given. The prospectus is yery eiear
thAt the school Is intended Tor ne
colored youth OF the South. no NOV
VIII be taken who lives In any sfats
north OF Maryland; each boy win he
REQUIRED 60 put In six months On pro.
patton IN farm or other work in ~.
lhAutuleni the applicants must have
respectable parents or guardlans -
must be Of good physical health ana !
cvruneate to that effect from a pnva,r,
Ian VIII be required. two ritisons ~ IN,
vicinity from which the Rpniins,,
comes must lndorse the npplirafions
supporting the general character Of ma
boy; each applicant must be al ,eaat "a
sesrs, olo The course i four years
Nnp tne pupiln are "a be indenrufea fn
me mana gorx OF the school ~ ,h.. (.
MAS Tle school IL thoroushlv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

beaumont. Tex, March 81 The dead
body Of an unknown man was found a.
the southern Pacific track near town
today The head and left arm had
been severed from the body II Is sun
posed he was killed while attemptlng
u board a moving freight train. on
his person was a letter addressed 10
John ST. Clair signed by Carroll +.
Crogan, Huntington. Miss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
A LOVE STORY.


Atlanta. Ga. March 31.-There is an
interesting story connected with the
engagement OF Edith May Shields,
daughter OF the mayor OF Big Rapids.
Mich, TO L. 5. Daniels, a Clarksville
(lenn) lawyer. news Of which has
just been received here. A few years
ago Miss Shields eloped with the son
OF II. Y. Buckner a millionaire mer-
chant OF New York and Tennessee.
who was known on the stage by the
name OF Hareourt The story of Buck
ner's conviction of theft will be remem-
bered, as wen as the fact that there
was strong indications that he went
to prison rather than compromise the
young woman whose property he was
charged with stealing. When Har-
court Tor Buokner) was sent to the
pen, much interest was manifested in
his pretty wife. who made every eff
fort to secure his pardon She was
taken care OF by prominent people,
and remained for some time. going out
TO the convict camp to see her husband
almost daily. II now transpires that
Mrs Harcourt has secured divorce.
and her engagement to the Tennessee
lawyer Is announced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE
a Deaf Mute Blows His Head of at
Graham, 1. II.

Ardmore, l. r., March SLIM Pat
terson, Il deaf mute, committed suicide
about O'Clock this morning ut Ora
ham, 1, T.. twenty miles west Of here
by blowing the top OF his head off with
double barreled shotgun. Unreo-
procated love caused him 20 commit the
rash act. He placed the gun against
his right temple, and by cord at
tachcd To the trigger which ne worked
with his foot, discharged both bar
rolls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
srRIkERs Mn1tNnrn

Rrussels March sl.-The striking
weaver 3t I.aniN Earl, Flanders. and q
nunner their sympathigers to5av
renewed their attacks on the rend-
q, ss several arrests Were made
1uIsomaster finally succeeded In
sendel mes fired on the strikers wanna.
ing two of them seriously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
BELA NEWS.
A Heavy FaR O. Saain-Tae Work Of
TiASyes,

Bella Texas march, - The heaviest
rain fen here last night that has fallen
since May, 1884 u canmcnced falling
at s o'clock and continued ali night.
nlling up all ponds and Amaking plenty
% stock water, which Mas getting 10
be quito scarce.
lightning struck a teSephone pole
ABOUT twelve miles west "A town. tear
ing u all 10 pieces ana melting tho
wire between two posts aAnd cut on
~ egnnectons from the tgesn Aintil
laey Joined the two ends .toA a harhed
Wire fence, which eompletesh the cir
the grocery store % y. q. N.nll was
entered last night b. taheara aiRd was
ronhed OF cigars, Nnlves ann other
things OF small value They aisA made
themselves az homo N the ~af i sat-
ing The entrance was madt by
breaking a glass in the rear. No sclew
TO the robbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Berlin, March 81. kilograms are
pouring IN from all parts OF the en-
pre- announcing that the Bismarcl,ian
leies nave been commenced with great
Spirit. There was a specially inter-
esuhs gathering at the national monu-
OF persons Travelled from ali parts ~
tAe Rhineland. - Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
AMRRlcAN 1sRArL1rEs.
The Grand Lodge OF the order in
Session.

New York. March 31.-The United
States grand lodge Of the American
order OF israelitcs had its second con-
Nention today In the New York AIaen-
nechor hail. This youngest among the
jewish traternal benefit societies had
It's origin IN an independent movement
against the administration Of the
benevolent society Of the sons OF Ben1a-
min and which finally resulted in the
institution of the American Israelites
The order is organized under article ii
OF the Insurance laws. The nomina-
ION ana election Of officers resulted in
the election of Aaron Levy. grand
master; Louis BorowsSy and Frederick
Many, deputy grand masters; Levy
Magnus, grand secretary and MorI,z
EnGlander, grand treasurer. Delegates
from the thirty lodges which compose
the order We're present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Can evidence be stronger thar
" deem II my duty to announe
fact TO all my feliow-sutferers q =
male complaints that your veg
Compound has entirely cured nae
the pains and suffering | was cne
when | wrote you last May. | ~
your advice 70 the letter, and The (
Is wonderful. ~ Mrs. CnAs. p
Little Falls. Minn. Amy druggist }
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Wrote the Woman IN that Paris
Shooting Affair.

London, March ga dispatch from
Paris says the s1-Called yankee mys-
tory" the shooting OF Waddell Reed by
Thomas O'Brien on Wednesday last
nt the Northern railway station. ~ still
unexplained. OBrien ,aughs at the
antecendeuts saddled upaou aim. and
says they are probably His brothers.
whom he described as bad LIT"
The quarrel. It is said. Is not one
arising from differences between book
makers, but had its origin in a love
affair and resembles the troubles be-
tween Jim Fisk and Stokes, wSich led
to shooting OF the former.
Both at the American 'Sgatio1 and
consulate rcticence ls great. On the
visitors book at the hospital whittier
the wounded man was convey II, the
woman has described herself rs simply
Ami
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
AZ cMMeo eY &c TRUsrs.

rAc manioinal camptisi was rraftl-
oaiili closed saturday right, and tcmoi-
row ia election VIII be held The cnly
isngcf which tnr,ljons he r'gu'ar
pemoothtie Ticket is 'he TrobepHly
= at thA DemQor+'S OF the city viii rot
turn our 10 vote What opposition
~ IL IL Ahauid % net and overwhcim-
insly defeated, gr' ii can be done
easily n ,Nc penoouWs % their duty
70 their pnflty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Ag -!ouLrkRhL ID HoRrGcu1-
TuRt-
The s-eout,\ con, o.. etee OF the Texas
state horticultural staiety win meet
at rill- roin, 10 Aprn 2. This meet
ing ia q l,i bv Nr VI. Newson presl.
dent. TO set theN time OF tnr .nnual
meeting BowiaNfor 1906. and to pre-
pnro a .r..,, ANA p,emlum Ia,
This win Dc .a ev1nuni ,aar In Texas
horticuiture. The laAr at acreage ever
known hrl cen plaAtod 10 frult trcos
during ti .er or A,gi and i,a,. and
there Is sg. al adsaksnlnr TO tne
faot mat O,. tal, ~ ,.,, I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

HazletOn, Pa, March St.-Mrs.I
seph Evans died tonight as the n.
Of injuries sustained In yesterday'sf
away trolley accident, making
fourth victim OF the disaster He'd
year old son Is In a critical csi
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

- ~ 10
Vice-Gerant Shark for TED
OSCAR WILDE AGAIN.

London, March 31.--rhe Obserysi
day apologies to Oscar Wilde
Lord Alfred Douglas for the staten
published by that paper on Mafti
to the effect that after staying a.
at a hotel Mt Monte Carlo. thal
prietor Mt the request OF the d
English guests, Informed Mr.. Wllde
Lord Alfred that their rooms hadi
engaged by others. Both Wilde
Lord Alfred assured the editor 81
paper that there was not the SLID
foundation for the slatement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
THE EUROPEAN TOUR CONTEST.
MIR. A. s. BUsBY IS IN THE LEAD
TODAY.
HE HAS A CLOSE SECOND IN MR..
HOWARD w PEAK, WITH MR.
LEE COHEN As THIRD. NOT FAR
BEHIND--LETrERs FROM THE
CONTESTANTS FRIENDS.

LEE COHEN AS THIRD NOT FAX
BEHIND--LETrERs FROM THE
CONTESTANTS FRIENDS.
The Gazette will send on trip to
Europe. to last from June 80 to Au-
gust 10. out from New York. Il represent
tatlve OF tho 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 viii be made By this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Gazette and as a member OF a party
organized by and in charge OF Or.
and Mrs. W. A. Croffut OF the United
States geological survey Tho sections
visited VIII 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, Hnr-
wlch, North Sea, Antwerp. Brussels,
Cologne, the Rhine, Mayence, Hedel-
berg. Baden-Baden, Ncuhasen. Lake
Zug, Zurich. the Rlgi, Vltznau. Lake
OF the -Four Cantons. Luoerne, Paris,
London, Stafford. WARWICK. Chester,
New York.
our eNoursionist will sail from New
York ON June ~, on the Anchor line
steamer city OF Rome
The ballot Will be closed at O'Clock
p m, saturday, June 10. Ballots Will
be deposited In a sealed box and will
be counted and tho rpattlte nartiue1 lac
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

A concentration will be holll
Fort " orth on 1895 at 9AlI
m, the occasion being the 3
day of the Lumbermen's COM
ton.
Those desiring TO received
Typographical Degree OF II
Playful Kitten" hould hand
their applications at the CON
ton ha on the 9th.
a supplementary concateniti
will b held ON the lOtl $40
neutrality-suspicious. be receiyl
H-H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01


- , ,,n>,r
WOhl ks, Il HAAS, MIN
-
90
mat church ISM gu. W s,hst ,,,,
over" Find In mail lis votes Tor MIN
,,,.,... 49,, 900 ,,,,ro,s
Editor Ha4et'e' inIiosv" ~ l.,
i9r the popular ciotn,hs VI snt.n,ed
iu In M1re 20 sa h0,,'w sr,ait on ria
49, VIZ W." H. ',ste ~ ,fe,,s yo,irs
truly JIM WRIGHT
q. r,,
Lewisville, Tex" Mhrch dy.LEullor
Gazette; Admltlhs lrlonus VI iiomuiu
W. Peak, the Gesonne stnVp uiu il,,..1g'
4eAd herewith lv' No'es ~ ~ pe''"'i
nc VIII eer'einiy W ", ~, ~ NH, Itve
a. nan.
Fort Worth, Tex, Marcn Euitot
Gazette: Please place 20 me creui' o.
handsome and fneinatlns zoe; re
spocttully, Lii'i@lH "
~, wa ~. nt,-on an -r,dIto,
rort ""rtn, =" s,,..,,'t,,,, co..
Ha1etiei ihclVseu nl,u -, NJ III
pSns, M'iyh p.easu nm Sono ~ 80 ,,.,ii ,,,i,
u, ~ ~ - 1qirr,its 81 IsItI Ia
'i'e 'SVe' ri'i-lI ~ l = az : 49,
Mein pms; 1eN" Maten a., 49,.
eu1etle, dno'psea i P,gnsr ~, ~, ,.os, ,
han5aan,aet taboeen drummer on the
rnnd Wisbtng him success
BROWN EYES.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 3o.-Editor
Gazette: 1nclOsed 1 mail you ten cou-
pons for MIR. Lee Cohen. / think Lee
is the sweetest little fellow In town.
-
Fort Worth. Tex. March 20.-Editor
Gazette; Kindly place the inclosed six
teen coupons to the credit OF Horace
Moore, the fire apparatus drummer,
win hear from me again. Yours re-
specially, A FRIEND.
Denton Tex, March so Editor Ga
zette. Find inclosed six votes for How
Henrietta. Tex. March 20 Editor
Gazette: Please find inclosed nfty-one
coupons for George A. Benedict, sher-
man He is one OF the popular men
on the road He sells sugar-curel
hams and is always real nice to the
ludies-so OF course he will get many
votes. DOLLIE.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 30.-Editor
Gazette, we send a batch of votes for
Albert sidney Busbv. the drugslsts'
VIM irnprsssinn a" In Mr. pusby's
title that of "Corltserew nusbv-" we
desire IN aay maj he acouircd IL in n
t.,.iftp,nta v,sy--u,t from MA oss,rfn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01
40 QUA PATilONs.

Persons who are unable 10 buy
Ahc Gazette on trains, or whose de-
urery OF the paper at their homes
80 unHRtisfRctory, viii confer
lfnvor by writing the facts to the
k,4n NaEclNcut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Fort Worth. Tex, March 3i.--Edltor
Gazette. l am too loyal 10 my friend.
Frank Jordan 20 allow my name 70 be
placed as candidate In opposition to
him. hereby withdraw from the race;
viii work for popular Frank Jordan
and hope my friends viii do likewise.
Respectfully, 7. w. WRIGHT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Fort Worth, Tex. March 3o--Editor
Gazette; Enclosed please find 10 votes
for j. Bct,sdaie, who II given good
rate viii put in car OF your Gazeties
IN Europe. MEPHISTO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

zetie. lnolose eight votes for Frank
l.. Jordan OF Fort Worth. Yours.
j, \. WILLIAMS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

DALLAS BUREAU
H. Rutherford, agent ONCE. oriental
Hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Fort worth, Tex, March 3d. Editor
Gazette: Please place to the credit Of
j, NJ. White thirty-three votes the
handsome and fncinatlhg Joe. Re
spoctfully, LILLE Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Lewlsvillc. Tex. March 3o.--Editor
Gazette; Admirlng friends Of Howard
w Peak. the gasoline stove drummer,
gead herewith 1917 votes In his behalf
lie will certainly win the contest,
ONE OF THE BOYS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-01

Dallas Tex. March Sl.-Editor Ga-
gette. Enclosed find thirteen votes for
"CorSsorcw" Busby, the druggists can
dldate, He is dandy and ~ worthy
OF the druggist vote. a DRUGGIST