Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
Internationally
NO DUG-OUT AFFAIR.
WILL THE Fonr SILL CITY TO M
HUNT me-.
Men with Capital Ready to Take
Hold of the movsment--rhe Profit
wan All be ,he Town nalider--


To the Gazette.
comanche. l. n. April 2.-Were you
ever engaged In an enterprise TINT your
friends and neighnors were asking and
writing for full pnrtlculars' and you
dare not explain for fear OF wreclxing
the whole busiEers7
Well. that is the position OF tho
writer We now have nifty men. worth
| from 1900 10 $4,000 each, enlisted to
rlaks 'the city OF ths Fort Sill bor-
| der.
Wherever we locate there viii be n
city beyond question. There will be no
dugout business In that crowd. What
would be the result OF q notice In this
paper To-Day that we are going to To-
Gaze at any certain point? Simply that
real estate would advance and we
would have 10 pay that profit TO get H.
Whatever profit there IL In tho I'D
vance OF real estate In town lots at our
expense Will belong 10 the ncw town
company and the Texas Oklahoma I'M
ion. DO you hear US? For ten long
years the Fort Sill and oklahoma
boomers have been Rlurred an poor
folks. The writer knows something
about dugouts and cabins by expert
ence. Listen. readers. Inside the ia
OF the book that has carliled the ATTY
town builders are the names and post
Office address OF over 1000 members OF
the Texas Oklahoma Union. Inslde Of
tIAill DoOA iiAb a ItttlIfA lNf stNNN iflAlA III
advance for printrrs ink. DO You
know what meana7 II means that the
Texas Oklahoma Union IN In tho sad
die, and prohfinr by past experience,
II bringing the willing workers. who
have capital and influence to thu front
as their friends and alller. How can
we Tct capital to aid us7 Nuke II TO
their Inherent and prove It TO them.
They'll come q runnin'" when that
Is done. and that n just what we are
arranging for. and That Is why we can
not explain "fpll particulars"
No man pays nirkie for Joining the
Union or town company. 70 you aee
no one is hurt n the plans do not
work 10 suit them. n we win. they
are In Il; n we fail. Il ~ our losa. SO
you cnn roe that we arc trying 70
carry on the honors IN MI past Okla
homn achievements Two years ngo we
Ind an Introduction TO the leading cat
Fort Worth and Denver train near
Henrietta lie invited US To Hrnolte. and
az he IT his cigar he raid 10 some
parties sitting opposite uB. Here rs n
man that has caused mo more anxiety.
more trouble and more expense tnan
any man In Texas and this IL the flrst
time I over met him. well. my poai-
ton - public and no mistake as 10
whore stand" / rerlied That's 10.
Joe; You always fought Us fair" he
answered. ] quote Il 10 show the real
situation.
II "a n contest OF interests. nat mem
Some day II will be over. 1000 fam
iliaa VIII own that many 1f0-apre home
Ftcads and that day the indian prob
lem IL settled: TINT day tho outlaw
problem IN this Territory ia settled
never before THEN WIN tho cattle
lfirrr md hoorncra be friends for in-
teresrs sake
che Intention OF Texas 20. That n the
effort to reneal the iaW granting the
Indian Territory COURTS fuli jurisdic-
tion after September next II might be
said Il Is snf, euap for our Ttxns
towns 10 draw prisoners two or three
hundred milea frkn home TO be tried
IN It's limits. II helps tho hotels. sa-
Icons ett. BUT who pays the rolieaHe
oi the m1rahnfa ana the Hifuesreae
You. rcaderi 1t Ii fun for nis oiiie!s,a.