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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

chair and stated that the object Of the
gathering was TO arrange plans for
the Endorsement OF complete list OF
candidates for city Offices TO be sup
ported by coiorcd voters on motion
committee OF twelve was appointed
on onpdidates. This committee retired
for elaboration and made report that
no Inducements be made now, Just as
me report was unanimously adopted
w. d. King, leader of the Reed faction
In the recent lurid Black and Tan state
convention, entered the hall. having
Just returned from Austin. lie took the
stand and spoke at length. favorlng
reconsideration OF the adoption of the
report OF the committee. The recon-
federation was voted on and carried
and the motion prevailed that the chair
man appoint another committee TO Sc
lect list OF candidates TO be supported
and submit the same at the next rcEu-
lar meeting. The chairman stated that
ne would name the committee today.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again
Tuesday, March 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
MORE ENTHUSIASM
N NASH NALL CnCLEs THAN IN
ruE MANNER SGAu
Manager McNeaiuS thinks the Pros
poets Good for the Game Dur
ina the Present season.

Preaidcnt J c. McNcalus OF the Dal-
las baseball club In conversation with
q Gazette reporter yesterday morning
pronounced the outlook of the Texas
Southern league for 1896 ns very on
couraglng lie mid. There seems
Ia be more enthusiasm ahis year than
since 1859. which was the banner year
In haaebdll clrcloH The interest mani
fcatei everywhere ~ good sign NJ n
Wucccssful season, the only drawback OF
whloh win he unfavorahle weather
That has been our main trouble here
even from the start, but when the
ac0son upcna at Dallas with Deniaou
April is we expect good crowds and a
clear Rky, Regarding the objections
snadc by Houston and Galveston 10
the present schedule I am willing to
sustain any rcnFonable change, as w
MFR. Ward NJ Fort Worth. hut % for
giving the clubs mentioned nm advant-
nge over North Texas trluig In sun.
day games I shall oppose IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
IT is NOW ALLEGED
THAT THE GALL WAS IN CERTAIN
CANDIDATES INTEREST.
The Chairman Explains why ne
Thought II best to CAN Free
silver Convention.

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49,, T., ,i,'t,. i,,r,,o',, nh ,ffort
county IN thelI interests. th9 et.o't
Nul us maue " HeynlS ~ .,'
eHlJluotE !" ~ No5'u W., ~ ~, ' eci,on
II ~ ~, jun y. ul,u III III v, No.
"a ,, ,f,'H', lllni, 49, So ~ - ~, ,,,,,,,t.
WIN ~ XXX,
tne Iree h'lEvr Pp2ple, NV t''1'', ', ,i,
al names siIvuln pe sl'ui''l,tuu ~, H.,
ticket June ., wn'vn my ~ We" ,o, S,,e
=. ~ - 70. ii,,
uyee eoiniii',le.S -. 49,. .o,,, ,,,, n "a
ShalfmHn beorEe was svvh Wy
porter TOT the ettaette ~ w iu, iuI,
once IN 'n5 i,Ne, ,.,i a., crar,.e
regirIlhB t'ese ,,,,pptinaii,. not .,,r,,
ueh'ct "o0t N'lt'.'''i - ,,sa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

The following deals In dirt were re-
corded yesterday,
j. ~ Conlcy and wife to Abode
Mitchell onc-fourth interest In 70 acreB
Of land In Robinson survey; $500
The Peoples Investment company Ia
Anna y. Bctterton. 10, 3, block 81. Oak
Clltr; $3.50
w. a. NorcrosH and wife ia L. W.
Norcroaa, traut Of land IN Thomas sur
vey. 5000,
j. T.. Beemnn and wife TO L. II. Ter
ry. tract Of land In county. $500
Kane Shields to Mary D. McAlecr,
lot 3, block 10 Oak Chn $1,000,
LOrenzu Van Clcrc 10 w 3. Bentty
mud the heirs " David *, Webb, tract
of land In county: 81 and other conHld-
crltlOns.
SoulhV cstern Manufacturing COM
pany to j. W. Mcdowell. 20 acres OF
land In county; 1900
j. G, iIolhrook to Mrs. Florence N.
Myers. lots on South Lamar; 1880.
southwestern Manufactufiug com
pany TO Y. ] Price, 100 acres OF land In
cool, and Cornelius surveys $1,000.
Southwestern Manufacturing com
pnny to j NJ. Farley, 06 liz acres OF
james Anderson survey; $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

There was yesterday Med for record
In the county clerks office very old
deed. conveying from Lorenzo Van
Clerc to W 8. Beatty and the hoirH or
David Is webb n tract of land situated
on the west side OF Trinity river In
what was then Robertson county In
the republic Of Texas The instrument
was filed for record In the rueorder'a
Office at Franklin. Robertson county,
on october "a. 1886. over fifty years
ago. Tint portion OF Robertson county
in which tho land w situated after
wards became part Of Dallas county,
but the original deed OF II has been In
possession Of the gnnteea until yea
terdny, when 1t was filed for record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
DALLIED WITH THEM
81. LOUIS uRowSs MAKE MONKEYS
Oh THE CLIPPERS.


A small crowd went out to the ball
park yesterday afternoon to see the
St. Louis Browns mike monkeya OF tho
amateurs the Clippers This team ~
undoubtedly "a good one OF lta class
but they were entirely outrlagsed by
the ST Louis tail-enderH, who dallied
with them TO the tunQ Of % 90 4, No
doubt the score would have been larR
or. hut the ST, Louis boys grew tired
Of trotting around the bases, and ala
not exert themselves ut the bat.
Manager Dlddleboc< aud the 81,
Louis players left last night for Fort
Worth where they play the league
team At the depot while waiting FOR
the train the famous St Louis quar-
tette, led by Tommy powd, center
ficlder rendered n number OF Old
fashioned plantation melodies, which
served to Lessen the tedious delay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
RAISE A FUND
THE GIRLS Co-oPEEA ALIVE
HOME OF DALLAS.
\ President of the Association
Tells Something Of the His
tory of the Home.

htre is on exhibition in the show
tdow OF Harris & Co. on Elm street,
ieautiful iardinler. the property OF
Girls cooperative Home of Dallas,
lsh Is to be disposed Of next We'd
sday for the purpose OF raising funds
Nard dlscharglng the debt contracted
he association In purchasing their
home.
Ar. Russell Myrick, president OF the
socaiion. said to a reporter yester-
The people of Dallas who have not
'estgated the matter have no idea
Ne good which has been accom-
hnA by this institution. The assoc
suon vas organized In February OF
W With the following ladies az char
ntmbers: Mrs. Matte c. McMil-
Mrs. Dora Relnhardt, Miss Mary
JARVIS, Mrs. Lucy II. Knowles. Mrs.
snhie w. Chadwick, Mrs. a. J.. Hodge,
Ella ID. Jones, Mrs. Kate L. old
~ Mrs. Grace Allen. Mrs. Nettie
tVnpson Grove, Mrs. Bessie ID. Stew
ana Mrs. i. 5. Witwer. In the ran
me same year home on Ross Owe
n costing $4,000, was purchased and
SINCE and Is still doing a NOME
PrK N educating and rearing to love-
[Womanhood many orphan girls. TINS
[,ne has been paid for and is at TINS
XII XII, entirely self-supporting. hut the
pliling became too small to meet the
Vuirements OF the association, ana
august, 1895, they purchased me
WY cottage next door to the OLD
me. On this addition to the home
s'e IS yet due about $500, and we
= making strenuous efforts to raise
" amount by giving entertainments
Wen as by private contributions,
,,ncn are at all times thankfully re-
ated and duly appreciated. This IL
y OF the most praiseworthy insti-
IONS In the city OF Dallas and we
mostly hope that the charitably in
asd people of the city Will AWAKE
we eNlgencies of the case and DO al
nelr power to help us forward me
% work"
me officers OF the association are:
y Russell Myrick. president; Mrs.
,orge N. Aldredge. first vice presi-
~ Mrs. T.. Arnold, second vice pres
ny; Mrs. William NJ. Welch, secre,,
~, Mrs, n. w. Allen, treasurer ana
sular meetings arc held at the home
iirst Wednesday in each month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
WORKOF THE COURTS
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN ny TuE
COURT OF CRIMINAL ArpEALs.
Mack Dond. Charged with Assault
Released From Jnii-A vea.
cradle Document

Opinions were yesterday handed
down us follows in the court OF crimi,
nal appeals:
Amrmed-w, A. Ellison and Henry
Angel from Ellis.
5. II. Wilcox, from johnson.
Motion for reheating ovcrruled-J,
d. Adams, from Greer; John r. Peel
from Travis; Joe Moffett. from Boa-
quo; j. NJ. Thompson. from Harris
John wilkins. from johnson; VIM.
King. from Dallas; w, |, owens, from
Tarrant; Chas, Simons. from Ellis,
Bow Thomas from Dallas
Submitted on the record-shep Hall
from Dallas.
Motion TO dismiss appeal submitted
Z, J. Lowery. from Eastland.
Motion for roheaIfng submitted
Wharton Brnneh. from narrls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
PEClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS
pNesd The Tan Inundated

but a resident of Oak Cliff for severa,
years, remarked 10 q Gazette renorter
tnat THIS bridge idea is all right nnd 7
ADVOCATE 1t and think that il will be
pne OF the grandest things for Oal,
IliIt that could he added to its alreadv
many advantages, but there is ono
thins that should be looked into M
once by l think the city of Dallas. ina
piut west OF river from the end OF Com
ilerce street bridge 10 the first bridge
S gi,a, Giuss on the PIKE going to Oak
~, IN 10 maui pupllc dumping ground,
not only for trash and garbage. mi
dead animals. rode horsebaelr
through this place (Which is almost
lmpassable) few evenings ago on my
way home from Dallas and counted
eleven dead carcasses of animals Tho
FUMES of the carcasses OF those dead
ANIMALS are almost as poisonous as
inc sting of vampire. or course the
prldse carries all of this to Oak Cliff
ana then another item Is that we en-
counter these unpleasant odors ON our
way from Dallas to Oak Cliff Womb
we have this IL we had the bridge? No.
ana we VIII continue to advocate the
bridge problem until we get definite
answer
Mr.. o. N. McAdams has announced
himself as a candidate for county com
missioner, OF which office he held about
fifteen years.
Superintendent OF the Victor Works
T. II. Carlton says the candidates are
so numerous around his desk that he
canot make out his water rent bills.
me concert given last night ct the
Oak Clim Pavilion by the Crafts Com
cert company for the benefit OF the
Parsonage and Home Mission society
OF the oak CHI NJ. y. church was
something Indeed for the performers 10
be proud Of The evenings program Of
ten selected pieces WAS well carried
out, the principal feature OF the even
ing's entertainment being the violin
solo. Air Yarie," by Miss Blanche
Crafts, who Is but n mere child. but am
artist In her profession. The we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
TEXANS IN TOWN.

The following state visitors are In
the city:
J. A. Reed. Corsicann; w. r. Drag
plua. j, j. Dickcrsnn, H. s. Belts, Paris
NJ ID. Knox. Hlllsboro n. 70. George
Houston; j. II. Wilson, sherman; H. "
Paine. Galveston; Bacon Saundera' IT.
worth; j. G. Booth. Austin A. j.
Tyler; Thus. d. Wonten, Austin' tnl'
Waco. d Van Wrinkle. Alyarndo; \. u.
Caldwell. Houston: A. G. Dawson. Fort
worth; 9. C. McConn. Nocona; j. ID,
Bellah. ST. Joe; Rich solman. sherman
100 LYONS !. lano. LA. Danan and VIE
Ennis; Homer Eads, San Antonio; L.
II. Daniels, Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

In regard TO the rumorH tnat ere
me- ,.,,s and I.acy supporters in the Sixth
s ,,iard aldermanic race Mr.. Lacy said
w. he Gazette reporter yesterday;
"Au this talk about my having
seatod Inc rule or ruin policy IN this
MIS- Is simply fabrication, started
,,ndnubtedly by some one VINO desires
a. sec me defeated ana VIII Etoop 70
anything 10 accomplish tnat en- a., ~ ny
n ,s,,t1n ana even II I thought Ind no
~ ,re whatever to win the race would
~ NJ means entertain the Idea OF ex-
,s,,ny what influence might have to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Following pnrsons were registered NJ
the ST George Hotel yesterday.
a. H.. tIuThna, Sherman, \. A. Balm
Caddo Mills: G. NJ. oliver, Abbott, Tex,
O. W. Crnwthcr ana o, -. 0albret
George a. Mccall. Wcathcrford Chas
Woidlan, Boston; H. j. Cole. WANa.
hachie: n MaddrlnR, DcnIHoni sam
Grady. Tyler u, L. Andrews, Fred
Doll. Frank Drake, Mike Gardner. lGd
Wclglc. A, A. ncnlc, souihwcgtcrr
Telephone Construction company; N
s. Austin. Reckwall u. l.. Riley. Can
ton; James T., llurdlesson and J. J.
Hnrris. Farmersvllc: j. NJ Hester
Louisville. XVI A. ID. Shook West
TuNaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
ropuLiTr cLuR MEETS.


Tho popnllst Central club held a
meeting IN labor han last night. where
the question OF city ownership Of cleo
tric lights was discussed. Speeches
we're made by Messrs. Nevins, Bristol.
Warwiek. wood Robinson. Daniels.
wade (coiored) and others, IN which
voters were hcsousht 20 cast thciI bal
lo,s 10 the interests or the people on
election day. Adjournment was taken
10 wednesday night next, When officers
for the ensuing year win be chosen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
onGAsrznD A cLuD.


A meeting for the purpose OF organic
ing an athletic club was held last night
I'm the Travellers Protective nasocia-
lion rooms IN the Oriental hotel Scy-
eral speeches were made and the fol-
lowing oiticern were elected Vice-pregI-
dent II. W. Dooiittie: secretary, u j..
Ostrandcr; treasurer, ". Q. Wolf,
Board of directors: w. u. Wllliama,
u. s. Reader. Henry $. simpson, Al
bert Roule. II. II. Deitz Jamcs Ludlow.
II. c. Glover, John Hunter, j. u. Trucs-
dale ", o. Common. william Kern. ~.
w, Bowman Committee on bylaws
and constitution; II. J. Ostrandcr. ~
W Doolittlc. John Hunter. II. u.
simpson, II. T.. Doitz Temporary
quarters were obtained In the Trnyel-
ers' Protective nssociniion roofns OF the
hotel and another meeting Will bg
held Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Drs. j. Y. Paine OF Galveston, Thos.
d. Wooct ten Of Austin, Bacon 5auud-
ers OF Fort Worth, }. I. Wilson OF
Sherman and NJ. d. Knox Of Hlllsboro,
composing special committee OF the
Texas state Medical association, held
u meeting In the parlcrs OF the oriental
hotel yesterday Its purpose is TO
adopt means to better the organization
and a report, which Is now IN the cuurae
OF preparation, will be rendered at the
next meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
WELL ENTERTAINED.
A. ENJOYABLE AFFAIR GIVEN ny
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
A Paper Read RepIete with Useful
Idcas-After the Exercises Re-
fre.hments Were Served.

The Thomas Avenue Young Peoples
society OF Christian Endcayor gave
an enjoyable entertainment In their
new building. corner OF WashinBton
and Thomas avenues Inst night 20
elect and apprcclatiyc audience. John
MiiIer. president Of the society, read
n paper. the subject Of which was:
anutics Of the Lookout Committee"
which was well prepared and replete
with useful Ideas. Al the conclus-
Ion OF the exercises Refreshments OF
cake and lemonade were served by
tho lndlca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
THE FREE THINKERS
THEIR ASSOCIATIONS ACCEPTS rnn
CHALLENGE OF BIiN HASTINGS.


The Dallas Free Thinkers aBsocla p
tion has accepted the challenge Of
Rev. II. L. Hastings, lately iHsucd
zion on theological topics. and name
John r. ChnrleswOrth OF Dallas AS
their representative. The debate VIII
take place In some public hall IN the
city, the proceeds derived from which
to 80 to a non-sectarlan charitable In
stitutlon. The details of what promises
to be an interesting discussion VIII
be given the Gazette readers when
formulated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
OAK CLIFF ITEMS.

The musical which was to be to-
Egnt under the supervision OF MISS
certon at the oak Clif college mas
's,rh postponed for one week.
me oak Gin Brownies ball club VIII
soss bats with the Metropolitan BUS.
" ~, college team this afternoon az )
,voek OF the Oak Gin ball PARK, ~,
srstatlon. The Oak Gin youngsters
'll have a strong team in the field and
good game Is expected. Admission
a Prominent Insurance man of Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
m FURTHER TInGin INTERESTS.


THE Hotel and Restaurant ReepcrT
Protective association, when vas or
a,issd March 10. held n called meeting
T., Tho olty court room Thursday night
and discussed plans TO further their
Interests. The association has about
ia5 members, but only few were pres
ant ~ Inc meeting. The report became
nrevalent that the main OBJECT o. the
association IS to fight the chinese
restaurant keepers OF Dallas, put this
~ more conservative members deny.
hnothpr meeting OF the organization
vii be held next Thursday might
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

For the last week Manager Dlddle-
book N the St Louis Browns has heen
cndcOvoring To obtain the release OF
PITCHER Campbell OF the Dallas tenn
and has made n number OF advances
tn PrcIdent McNcnlus the latest of
which wHs the delivery of ponnhuo
one of the Browns twirlcrs. and n good
bonus for the Dallas boy, Mi uf which
were refused, President MuNunlus
states he Will entertain no proposition
10 dispose OF any of his men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Monroe Lige colored, who shot ana
seriously wounded Jesse Carr also col
ored. wednesday night, waived exam
nation before Justice SHELTON ana now
occupies n cell at the county jail IN ae-
fault OF $500 bond. Carr is Improving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
WILL MEET Tnn ray ROLL.
Sufficient Fund. RAISED for January
mud Ecbrunry Salaries.

City Auditor Morgan advises that to-
day the city will meet It's pay-rolls. for
January and February, amounting to
about $4,000. Negotiations have been
made whereby sufficient money has
been procured to liluidate the salaries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

selected song. "somebody's Pride" was
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Crafts,
and Mr., Crafts carried out his part
well with his rich baritone voice in the
song. 1.-The Smuggler." A large at
tendance was present. which shows the
appreciation OF the coming summer
operas Of oak Cllm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Ruak. Tex. March 2z--(apcclai)--
Tho Democratic executive committee
OF Cherokee county met Tuesday In the
court house. Precinct primaries were
ordered for Saturday. March 2s, when
Instructions viii be mode for candidates
for county Offices. DoleRatos 10 the
suit on April iith, when ARRANGEMENTS
for tho June primaries win be pcrfect-
M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

lin carroll. colorcd, alias Caruthers
who wac lodged In jail last night Tor an
assan,t 10 murder Eek Harwood al
esa,.,,th,s switch. waived preliminary
eesaminhtlon before Justice SHELTON and
has been remanded In default Of 500
bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

The county court proceedings were
Dg follows
~ = Edcns Va. G. l,etot Bros,, dam
ages allowed In the sum of 500
G, \, Heating VI w, H. hughes,
Earniahcc: ON trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

coiored voters of Dallas Are Con
sfdrrinf Their Votes.

There was a stormy meeting OF the
toriun OF the city han last night In
response 10 q call Issued BY II. Payne,
The caller OF the meeting took the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Tho TEXAS Land and Mortgage CONF
pany. limited, vs. W c, Morgan debt
and foreclosure was the style OF n suit
iilcd yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Taylor, Tex, March g7.--(Specinl)--
The Democratic primaries Of William-
non county will be held OF the various
voting boxes In this county tomorrow.
March "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

An entertaining musicale and liter
nry program wag rendered IN the Hook
out building. opposite the postonlce,
Last night for tho benefit Of the char
It's hospital The affair was woIl ns-
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by ALL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Mrs Mary a. Goldman. aged - years.
died nj the family residence. 800 San
Jaolnto street, last night OF old ngc,
The intermcnt win take place at 1880
O'Clock tails morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

II Graves. an inmate Of the hof-
,,5al ajed last night. His home was
In bloomington. III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Taylor. Tex, March e7--tspcciaj) ~
"stLisp" Asby. tho PopuIist orator,
failed 10 MI his appointment at Taylor
last night TO the disgust Of large
number OF PopulIsts who had arsein-
bied at the mayor'n office TO hear him
crate. w. w Nclins. candidate fop
county Judge, and other Populist speak
ers, were substituted ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

OF this city, returned from dying
trip 20 Fort Worth yesterday morning
with n bride, Miss Mabel Tomlinson,
10 whom he was united In Marriage Ia
That city on Wednesday, March %. Tho
bride was former renident OF this city
---hor father, Mr.. Sam Tomlinson Of
Fort Worth, being the architect snd
builder OF the first business bouseH
erected In Taylor nearly twenty years
Qgn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Taylor. rex. March 27.--fspccIal)---
TO thn great rurprlse Of his friends
Mr.. j. L. Busby. a merchant tailor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
AsPrnAXrs ron OFFICE
y,u Meet Monday to Make Up n
Iiclgct.

Ticket.
Asplrants for office on the Democratic
Comfy ticket, which arc subject 10
Tho primaries of May 49, will meet at
the court house Monday next at 10 II,
m. for the purpose Ga mhhlns uP .
~ candidates In a meeting yesterday
rneuirlng all who wished their names
10 appear on the ticket 20 pay an as
sessnent Of SIS to committee com
nosod Of W. N. Coe. Robert b. Allen
and w. II. w. Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Write for catalogue and prices, We
aim 10 please. VIII render prompt SER
vice. Dailas Screen company. tcle-
phone 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
WAX, ward The election Of negro over my

Wntc opponents"
The fact remains however. that the
citizens OF the Sixth are seriously
threatened with Virgins, II he carries
the solid vote OF his race. The report
is also current that the friends OF the
various white candidates are making
strenuous efforts 10 bring about his
withdrawal from the race. but such ae-
probable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
OAK crIrr roruIIsrs.
They Meet and Discus. the Issues of
the Day.

Pursuant 10 call the OalS Clirf Popu-
lists assembled at the city hall last
night. Eighteen members We're pn-
rolled Kirk Williams was elected
president II, \. St John vloc-presldent
and Charles u, Hill secretary. The
Issues OF the day were discussed by
Harry Tracy. j. W Roe ind Kirk VIII
inms, There was good attendance.
After several short talks the meeting
ndlnmrnel 10 moot ThufnlnN. Anrll p
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