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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
defeat. HOnman's misplay cost moth

defeat. Hofman's misplay cost moth
Ing.
Besides tho errors, the Panthers
couldn't hit with any kind of success.
and time and again. when men were on
bases they could do nothing but pop
UP flies or be retired on easy chances TO
Dallas stonewall inheld.
Dallas began run-gettlnE with
promptness and alacrity In the very
first Inning. After Hodge had singled
to left and Gilman's fly had fallen to
Elsey an easy grounder by Thornton to
Reilly was fumbled. A base on balls
TO Klllncky filled the corners and
another 70 Boyle forced in Hodge. Bas-
tiAn's short rap to left scored Norton.
In the third inning Killacky raped
grounder down to Reilly that caused
the latter TO make another easy error
Boyle sacrificed and Bastlans out from
short put KillaclSy ON third. Fablans
crack over third gave Killacky passage
home. A passed BAH put Fabian on
second. Ashenback sent fast ball
down to Henry Flanagan, vino picked
II up and threw 1t over Elsey's head
into the crowd back of FIRST, Fabian
scoring.
The Steers had two men on bases in
the NTH and sixth innings and three
In the seyenth. but good work by Hon.
man ana u spell OF 1t by the fielders
shut on the Steers from making any
runs.
Gilman opened the ninth by smashing
out high bounder TO left that sher-
booker let by him and the runner went
on to second. Thornton died on a fly
to Reilly. Killacky went TO first on
balls Boyle sent out a liner TO deem
left ana Thornton scored, but Killacky
was caught at the plate by McAtlis-
tors quick return OF the ball. Reilly dis
posed OF Bastian's n.y.
The Panthers got seven hits and two
men were hit by pitched balls. OF the
nine, seven were left on bases. one was
caught trying to steal third and the 9TH
or second. In every inning almost
there were men on bases, but not one
or them got further than second base.
Hoffman, for the fourth consecutive
game, was In the box for the home team
and he worked himself into the favor
or the crowd by pitching winning BAH.
or the eight hits made off OF him three
were scratches that ought 10 have
been eaton up. Four were made after
chances were given to retire the side.
Holman Is conscientious. earnest
player and quiet, gentlemanly young
fellow who would be an ornament 10
any team, and n the spectators give
nun mar chance ana stop roasting
MN ne VIII pitch winning ball. He has
done effective work right along, but the
support given him has been enough 10
take the heart out of any man and
YET he was blamed for losing hts game
ASIDE from the ones Indicated In tho
error column all the boys put up a fair
run bases. "
me visitors played a smooth, steady
game and used their sticks at op-
perfume times.
MeMaekln had the Painters COM
pletely under his thumb and pitched
S.. y. oest saihes ever seen hero.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
WILL sTRENGTuFN nm

Manaser Richards realizes the vsoi,
ness , OF the Panthers. and will lose NO
TINE IN STRENGTHENING the team. There
All Mi DC some changes made in the in
Matthews will probably make IN ~
regular outfield. Stanley. Of ca,, ste
VIII be retained, and so viii uo ~ se'
me wires were burnt last night 49, an ~,
several first-elass pitchers-f.ee Sth So
oieneld OF Kingston. No. Rottar, SUD
OF cincinnati and others-and twn 't .t u
eop WRITERS win be landed. The Up
sought after are capable and ineh
Tleneed' better, II anything, than thp pe,
ia the league now. stubhieaeld 10 n's
,o N.uoieglan OF great ability and Rot
held I The n e,,Sc,n recent exhibition game.
seven hits. They will be gotten owh TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Tho Gazette will send on trip TO Eu-
rope, to last from Juno - TO August ~.
out from New York. representative OF
tho commercial travellers, whose territory
includes all or any part Of Texas, and who
Is to be selected by popular ballot east
upon the coupon printed daily In this paper.
Tue tour viii be made by this representa-
tive as the tourist guest OF the gazette aud
as member VI party organized BY hhd
IN charge Of Dr. and AlrH. w. A. trollut
Of thu United States geological survey. Inc
sections visited Will be Ireland, scotland,
England, belgium, Germany, switzerland,
tho Rhine anu France, aud the route VIII
touch Neville. Glasgow, Ir0ssHehs, stirling
Casuc, Edinburgh. AielrOsc Abbey, Durham,
York, Lincoln, Harwlgh, North Sea, Ant
Mufp, brussels, Cologne, The Rhine. May
eueo. Heidelberg, Baden Baden, NcuhuHun,
Lake Hus, Zurich, the Hlgi. Ntznuu, Lake
OF tho luur Cautions, Lucurne, Paris, Lon
don, STAFFORD, Warwick, Chester New
YORK.
our excurslonist will sail from Now York
on June ~. On the Anchor Line steamer
tlty Of Rome.
The ballot win be closed at O'Clock -.
M Saturday, june 10, ballots Will be lie.
posted IA sealed box aud wall be counted
and the results certified by committee OF
business men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
A DIsTINGUIsHED vIsITop

Mrs, living lady of wide reputa-
ton Is to be in Fort Worth on the
zOth inst. She has Travelled all over
europe India, China and Japan. and
Is therefore emlnently fitted to address
ner audience on her chosen subject,
Ihat OF missions. She is n woman of
most s cultivated and pleasing manner,
many wonders of the orient ond- ~ Oa
islands of the sea. Mrs. living comes
mere from New York City, appearine
at 81; Andrews Episcopal church, I'm,
quesuonably there will be A large an.
uience TO greet her In Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
STEERS SHUT OUT THE PAINTERS
NINE LARGE GOOSE EGGS GIVEN
THEM YESTERDAY.
HOFFMAN PITCHED A FINE GAME.
BUT McMACK1N DID BETTER
AND GOT ERRoRLEss SUPPORT.
A BIG CROWD oUT-THE NEW
GROUNDS A BEAUTY.

Five to nothing.
To be licked is bad enough, but to
get whitewashed in the bargain was
adding insult to injury.
That is what the Dallas Steers did to
our own Painters yesterday.
Before an immense crowd that filled
all the available space In the new
grounds the Steers outplayed the
Partners at every stage OF the game.
and were never headed.
The cause OF the loss was not in weak
pitching this time. for Hoffman twirled
a game that would win almost any time,
but 1t was his wrctched support.
wretched errors by Henry Flanagan,
shorbocker and that usually steady
fielder, Reilly. was responsible for the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Rastrop, Tex, May Siam r. Bueh-
annn returned home from the Austin
university. Hon. j. p. Fowler re-
turned from dlddings Thursday. Dis
trlct Attorney Ed Maynard has ro-
turned from Giddlngs.. Mrs. / @
buchanan is entertaining Mrs. n. G,
wilson ana son from Taylor. Miss
Nora Olive ana mother are visiting
Austin this week. Captain and Mrs
u, II. organ were In Austin this wool,
Mrs, A. Y. Morris has the Meas
nre OF Mrs. Annie. Mcintosh and Nrs.
Loreha cheeks company this week,
from AuHtln".. Miss Vivian Bats mas
returned from Austin. where she ms
been visiting for some time. Misses
susanna and Marguerite Kirk, teach
crs IN the Bastrop public schools for
the past year, took their depnrt,tre
yesterday for their home In IouisvilIe
ky."The public schools closed yester'
day.."Aiias Emma Yerhy, for the past
year teacher IN the public schools.
leaves today for Dallas, Texas ana
Colorado, to take vacation pr,f
II, Rogers. for the past three years
superintendent OF nastron nuhit,
schools, leaves today for Austin Ia 500
his mother, He will return Tues5o,,
and participate In the Maifest festi,t
ties, "A rate OF one and n third far,
WI ne ehhrged on the Katy to Dnstrop
Malfest from Taylor, Fayettvnle ana
i'oekhart hranch.... Mr., James Clai.
borne. who has for some time been v,s.
ting his son, ], d, Claiborne o. Rns-
uop. returned TO his home AZ Hsn5c--
son, Texas, Tho following is Tho ~
SUIT or the gun shoot AZ Noifast
grounds yesterday: David Forbes 8. =
", Croft, 4; Bill Jenkins. 6, win, -, ~
knowks o. Dee Rel. s; Charles Haynin'
9; j, =; Rogers, 4; Mat Anderson, I; a.
Z, hleinert, y Alfred Luckett. 3. The
and visiting sports are invited NtaS
Hoppe, SAN Antonio beer agent had 4
keg OF beer on tap at Malfest Erounas
Yesterday, for which he has thanks ~
me gun olub,,..Hon. j. ID. Savers re,
turned home yesterday. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
GREENvILLE BUDGET
Little Claude Childress Dead-Tbe
Windstorm-Notes.

,Sreenvllle. Tex, May 5.-Claude
Childress, the little boy who was
burned when his fathers house was
destroyed from the explosion of A can
OF oil, died this morning. He wac n
erlsht, pretty child. and a universal
IaySrite, Many friends sympathize
WIN me stricken parents. The rain
ana windstorm seemed pretty general
over Hunt county yesterday. News
SSoi,ies IN OF the damage to houses, tim
per and crops at different points. At
Celeste several houses, ihuludire the
new Baptist church and Masonic hail
were blown on the blocks. Outhouses
nues and ohimneys were scattered ali
S SNeF town The wind was strangely
houses were badly damaged ana twa
people o J., Gibson and Mrs. Barhsro
were injured. At Wolfe City the tim
per and crops were much daIoaSad
trees being twisted or at the roots -
Ma M, Alexander implicated in the Cole
man county train robbery two years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
TRIPLE DROWNING,
Sad Occurrence in Denton County, Near
Justin.

Roanoke, Tex, May 5.--Roanoke vas
startled with the news from Instin
eiBht miles west of this place, this even,
ing; that Mr.. Peter Harrison, his vito
and Miss Bell Taylor OF Justin wsr1
ail drowned in Denton creek. The mar
ueulars arc not known. Mr. Harnison
az one OF Denton county's most honored
ROANOKE, number OF whom have
some 10 the scene OF the accident Mas
iaylor In Esquire Selby'S grand.daneh1
ter who resides in our town,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
BAsERALr Nnnrn

The Panthers were after pitch.. =,
Corbett OF San Francisco. a brn,S zoe
como East. wouldn't
ABOUT seO Dallas rooters attended, ~ -.
sane, una they made the air rssa,, me
with yells during the game. 'ssounu
Meodrun pitches for Dalla, ,o..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

EXTRA COTTON BELT ATIMg
| TIONS FOR THE SUMNER OF y
Special low round trip rates vii Y
made with liberal llf1its and w. s..
accommodations for persons aiIss.,i
Southern Baptist convention WE
ington, ID. c., May 10. -.
General Assembly Cumberland ~ ~,
byterlan church, Meridian, MISS A'
l6. -
international convention EpNTsa
League, Chattanooga, Tenn. Jun, =
Memphis grand inter-state "
Memphis, Tenn. May Is 10 a. a.
International convention q =
United Society Of Christian anasa''
Boston, Mass, July III.
Trlennial conclaye OF Knlgnls AZ
plars. Boston, Mass. August - :.
Cotton States and Internatlonai y \
position, Atlanta. Ca, Septemoa w.
december q. NJ
more, Nd, July Is. -,-l
These rates are open to me ss ~.
public besides the usual summer W.. w
ists' rates to the health ana p''''''
resorts of the north and east 49,,
Call or write to the nearest ~, "
Relt ticket agent for dates y u 4.
rates and limits. Correspohus'''
s yril COTTON BELT ATl'sV
TIoNs. -, No
Through trains twice eaen up ~
Tnrt worth, Plano, Greenvln1s ,,sa.l
man Whitewright. Wolfe Ci'y. s..is,il
snrIngs Waco, Hillsboro, v go, \
T nj pittsburg and TexaiA 'ss,,s
1is.nohts Tenn, making Close ~, ~. n
.I'.a ~ Memphis for the OLD s. aas,tI;,,
tioiI ~ rtiena making close ool COZ. n 1
az So 81 Iouis and the North va .
l. M; g. 5, s. J. Ky Sleeping coach ssrsiss IA X
a., nhn1a cities for Memphis y. r,s Il
g., ,n pelt Route" and for 81 rsrsr.fr
con T NJ & s. R'y from Ion s,cr, y
I,hrourh pullman sleeper, srssl.s.l
An,1oio 10 Memphis via ln's Tslg y
AID Great Northern .a"
COTTON Belt Route. .oos,ve sni :
Close connections 70 TO- AZ folk1,
liver passengers In IsAA 4 r. 2,
Creenyille with the Ma l.. piano q,
Texas Midland railroaxvwsa, -th VIII 2,
tho II. & I. c.; Fort q, a.
M, w. & ID. c., TT. W; - Bis ~
6 II. and II. & p. raiiwas,.. Tyltr v,
With the I. 4 7. rallMats,, wish =
tho 7 " q. n. R'y.; CorslsSsh me ", ,
II & T. C. R'y.; Waco always =
e r. ana S. 4. s. a. T. y nj.
Gregor with the G., e. . n ,lcksn =
All Texas railways sen y tcr %,
Tho Cotton Belt Route. sdatlors =
ana secure the acoommo Nv lie =
onicls lime offered BY the ons 70 W.
phis. Ali inquiries answers
iy by q. wARsh[n.t
G. p. A. IY's''
A. A. Gibson. 7. MORGAN.
city Passenger and I,'1 WORN. y.
Si1 Main Street, Fort 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
WoMAN'S AUXILIARY OF SIT. AN.
DREW'S PARISH

me hour announced for the nex,
a"setlhg OF the Woman's Auxiliary was
a Ill mistake OF the rector. The Auxiliarv
not A meet next Thursday at 10 n. M.
IVY p. m. Hurry CASSII. Rnrtn,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Editor Gazettes Enclosed beg TO
hand you twelve coupons for Fritz
Mitchell. the popular snuff drummer.
Push him along. boys; he's a good thing.
Il. p. q. PHILANDER SMITH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Funeral Of Mrs. Z. I. Gardner y,,,
take place from the Residence as WI
Dave Goodwin this morning ~ ~
% CLOCK corner Burnett and Tb,rS
streets streets Friends OF The family are re-.
quested to attend. "ie re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

and Boyle. anu
Sacrifice hits-Gilman and Bowie
struck out-Hoffman 3, McMackin 4.
Base on balls-Hoffman g..
II, M by pitched balls--,NeMackin 2,
IlIst base on errors-Dallas 6.
: Lett on bases-Dallas 10. Fort Worth
Passed balls-Stanley.
Time OF game-l hr. ana IA -,t,
umpire-Balley. 'H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Denton, Tex, May 4.--Editor Ga
zette: Enclosed find nifty votes for Mr..
Howard w. Peak.
HERBERT WALDEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

That Grand Trip to the Winner OF the
Gazettcs Drummer Contest.

This certlnea that the Fort Worth
Gazette has made payment In FUN f1r
the steamship and railway Transports
ton, hotel fare, etc, for one person to
accompany the European excursion To
leave New York June 20, via stea mshlp
city Of Rome, under conduct OF DR.. md
Mrs. croifut, and to visit Ireland. Scot
land, England, belgium. Germany,
touching Neville, Glasgow. Trossnohs.
Stirling Castle. Edinburgh. Meirose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort WORTH Tex. May 5.--Editor Ca
zette: TnclQsed please find fourteen cou-
pons for Mr.. l.. Il. Cohen. Respectfully,
ABE NJ. MEHL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort Worth, Tex, May 5.--Edltor Ca
zette; Find inelosed seven ballots for
c. r. Cartwright OF Dallas. Yours re-
spectfuly, EDW. EDWARDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
GREAT CONTEST GROWS APACE,
A GOOD VOTE PoLLED. IF IT WAS
SUNDAY.

THERE ARE INDICATIONS THAT
HORACE MOORE is GOING TO
COME TO THE FRONT WHEN THE
FIREMEN GET TO woRK-THE
COHEN CLUB is RUsTLING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Van Aistyne, Tex, May 5.-Editor Ga
zette, / inclose you twenty-six ballots,
which please place TO the credit OF Lee
Cohen. Allow me to nominate Mr..
Cohen as the newspaper mans caudi-
date. Help him along, boys, Let's not
let him stay behind any longer
w. A. ORNKY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

sweetwator. Tex, May 4.--Editor Ga
zette: Please cast the lncosed seventy
five votes for sid Busby. All OF the
boys are daisies" but think BUS"
can get more fun out OF the trip than
any Of them. ]. w. G..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

81. Louis, May 3.-Editor Gazette;
We notice with pleasure the very lib
eral offer made by you TO send the
travelling salesman receiving the l0rg-
est number OF votes TO Europe and re-
turn. As several bonts have lately
sprung u leak while crossing the large
branch, we desire to offer TO the auc-
cessful competitor the finest pair OF
wide bottom shoes which can be made,
30 that In case his boat springs leak
he viii not have any trouble to keep
on top by foot the remainder OF the
way. Yours very sincerely,
c. j.. SIMMONS MED. CO.,
Projectors the Original simmons
Liver Medicine"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

hurley Building barber shop. Ex-
Psrt BARRIERS. Your trade solicited. %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
llilLlll NlsNiH lhpNNit
lHulley, Texas,
General Agent for America,

In response TO many inquiries, the
announcement is made that the husi-
ness Office OF tho Gazette has old pa
pers for sale containing coupons, at
the rate OF $3.50 per hundred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

tempted to assault Mr.. Bailey hut
they were promptly suppressed and
jailed.
Tho unppp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort Worth, May 5.-Edltor Gazette.
request that YOU take my namo out
tnncca over which / have no central
nave decided me TO step down and out
TO all my friends and acqunlntances
! desire TO onor my sincere thanks Tor
the Interest they have taken I'm my
cause. Very RESPECTFULLY
~ L, JDRnAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Horace won't go without giving up a
sou. You may talk about your drug
drummers and your hardware men
but who would be more welcome to the
crowned head than brave hremanY
Yours truly, NJ. c. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
Great Rock Island ROUTE

And has double daily fast express I'll
service from Texas rs follows.
No. 1 Leave Fort Worth. 1910 !
Arrive Kansas City. $50 nett !
No. 2 Leave Fort Worth, ........s.iOR
Arrive Kansas Clty...,..b2 b 4
Arrive Chicago. .v.5j neit / Z
Arrive Denver. n
Through Pullman Sleepers and Trea Il
cllning Chair Cars.
Don't overlook the fact that Trila "
. saves you whole business day O. M
TO Denver or Colorado Springs.
city Ticket oilice corner Fifth al VI
streets, W. r. 0RT0s,
City Ticket Afsl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Abbey. Durham, York. Lincoln, War
wick, North Sea, Antwerp. Brussels.
Cologne, the Rhine. Mayence, Heidel-
burg. Baden-B81en. Neuhasan, Lake
zug, Zurich. the Rigl, Vitsnau. Lake OF
the Four Cantons, Lucorne. Paris. Lon
don, Stratford, Warwick, Chester, New
York.
(slgneO FRANK c. CLARK,
Tourist Agent.
Per VAIN CARMICHAEL. CashIer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Editor GHhutto. We hcg TO announce that
We, the ~ Merto rcHumgrJ company, VIII
aldo handkerchief extract 10 the cuudi.
date in The Ga2uttc's European contest who
heals the list sunday morning OF each
VI. AlElurU IEkFuMEltN GO.
l.. =. !ine winner VIII please vull uu II
w, Williams y Co.. Who VIII take pleasure
In delivering tue package.
Chicago. Ills, Aprl 1s.-Editor Gazette:
Noung your European contest we beg -
my that We VIII give 70 the Winning chndi
date the nncst SIR tile TO be found In
Chicago 10 wear on tir. trlp.
II. ~. BUCkLEN s 90,
prupreturs klngs New Discovery and
Buclden's Arnlca Stlyc.
baltimore Nil, April 25.-Ellt,r Gazette
We Will give tile winner iu your contest "A
very Handsome SILK umbrella. Yours truly,
THE BROWN CHEMICAL 60.
r. s Should amy VI the candidates fee!
weary during the race, we would say
at " Browns Iron Bitera you uccl.'
nlr@yllc Tex, Agrl! $9zEdlt2r S G9aet ,G
enc that gets second highest numher Of
votes for the European tripC one Getting
VI eggs from any variety In thgt, y9r3Sf;r
Handley, Tex. May editor Ga
gcttc: The swedlah-Francc Pcrfumery
company. Stockholm, sweden. nave re-
qucstcd me TO give the winner two
bottles "Orlentnl Violet Parfurm," tue
PHiLiPI ARMSTRONG,
uaudley, Texas,
General Agent for America,
strawn. Tex. Moy Sort worth
tiazette. Kind Sir: 1 VIII donate 800
Of those fine III Belmont cigars TO Mir.
H. l.. Jordan for his trip across the
ssrtn wit a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Meridian, Tex, May 4.--Edltor Ga
2ette; lnclosed find one vote for Joe
Flowers. Come, boys. let's help Joe
out. LUCINDY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

-------------- ,t.t.,,ert fQf ~
ago. and under indictmns IN ~.
theft in this county, ws,asId.ri1,
on bond yesterday. IN M t,sin \,
OF the testimony given n horst y
berry cases the charge y I,,ns tssS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06


RoXIE. SIR.
Bowie. Tex. May 4.-Mlss Jupe:
am not acquainted with the gentleman
whose cause you so ably champion
but am IL great admirer Of pluck. so
send you lOi votes to PLACE to the
credit OF Howard w. Peak. More to
follow PLUCK.
Meridian Tex, May 4.-Edltor Ga
zette: Here / come with 10 votes for
A. $. Busby. He is getting there ELI
GUY sKUToss.
Fort Worth. Tex. May a--Editor Ga
zette: Here are 10 votes for my friend
Howard w, PEAK, who, ] hope. VIII be
winner In this contest. Yours truly,
j. NJ. II.
Corslcnnn. Tex. May i-Edtor Ga
zette Find inclosed 10 votes for sid
ncy S, Busby, the sure winner in the
j, II. carp.
Fort Worth. Tex, May 5,-Edltor Ga
2ette: Pop tried to get ahead OF me
to-day. but I caught on 10 his game
and here are my big 20 for H. w Peak
RONIE. JR,
Jefferson. Tex, May 4.-Edltor Ga
zettci Enclosed md 20 coupons for Mr.
"a Meyer the Jefferson candidate
Though seemingly disiigured we are
siill In the ring and not In the least
discouraged You will hear from the
plncy woods boys quite often before
the contest closes. j. H. ROwELL,
---
Fort Worth. Tex, May 5.--Mlss Sissy
Jupe: Plcuse find Incloscd 1--WE votes
for H. W. r.. your man, hoping he may
send me n badge by return mail and
ubligp. your rustlsr TpIINNIn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Waco Tex, May 4-Edltor Gazette:
Please find Enclosed 40 votes for a. S.
ltuahy SD Is the hot porslmmons.
We want him TO cross the ocaen. Yours.
A. c, ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Waco, May 4.-Editor Gazette, ucre
we are again with 500 votes Tor Horace
Moore. the firemens candidate. Some
people may think Horace IS In the soun
put walt until the time comes for them
TO cross the waters blue. and sec II our
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Bowie, Tex. May 4.-Miss Jupe: I
am not acquainted with the gentleman
whose cause you so ably champion.
but am II great admirer of pluck so
send you 10i votes to PLACE to the
credit OF Howard w. Peak. More to
follow. PLUCK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort Worth. Tex, May 5.--NIlss Sissy
Jupe: Please lind Enclosed i've votes
for II. W. r.. your man, hoping he may
have luck OF going on the trip. Please
send me badge by return mail and
Obllge, your rustler. JOHNNIE.
Address U. II, A. MOTHER, p. o. box
2l5, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

konpcrl Tex, May t-Edltor Gazette.
lnclosed ind II coupons which pass TO
II. w. Peak RICE MAXEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Birdyllc, Tex, April sn.-Edltnr Gazette
1Ge FniryipW Poultry Yard viii give the
emo That gets second highest number OF
votes for the European tripc one Getting
VI eggs from any variety In Che ygrlsS;,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort Worth. Tex, May 6-Edltor Ga
zette: Pop tried to get ahead OF me
to-day. but I caught on 10 his game
and here are my big 20 for II. w. Peak
ROSIE, JR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Handley. Tex May editor Ga
2cttc: The Swedlsh-I'rancc Porfumery
company, Stockholm, Sweden. have rc-
qucstcd me to give the winner two
bottles "Orlentnl Violet Parfurm," the
l. L L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Fort Worth. Tex. May a--Editor Ga
zette Here are 12 votes for my friend
Howard W. Peak who, ] hope. viii be
winner In this contest. Yours truly,
j. NJ. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

Corslcnnn, Tex. May 4.-Edltor Ga
zette: Find inclosed 10 votes for sid
ncy S. Busby the sure winner In the
European contest. Yours,
j. II. carp.