Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 109, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 20, 1888 Page: 2 of 8
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a month or 8100 a year It Is too best
newmaper in the state
menaces to
people
Our Mary Anderson will bring about
1200 dresses with her from Europe With
tl her faults we love her still
To correspondent No the San An
tonio Express is not supporting Harrison
and Morton Nor is It supporting Cleve
land and Sayers
Love rules the camp the court the
grove and Eome old women besides A
severe battle was ought in the streets of
Guadalaxira Mexico by two old women
who quarreled over an old man ol eighty
years
Ik it be true that men can boss a
daylight party upon whose actions the
calcium light ol public criticism is turned
at all times how mush more easily can
men boss a midnight party whose deeds
and discussions are concealed Irom pub
lic observation
In the Democratic party all the mem
bers thereof through primary conventions
are called to participate in the selection
of candidates It la not iu the Demo
cratic party that a few candidates gather
together and divide oetween themselves
the political efflces
No alleged Demccratic boss has
ever yet dared to advise or instruct Dem
ocrats to absent themselves irom any
political gathering Democrats are free
to read and hear all sides and tha Dem
ccratic bjss socalled who would pre
eume to Interfere with the rgjt of free
men In any way would be told to go to
Halifax
In the Democratic party the members
from ail the precincts meet and select
delegates to choose candidates la the
Bona Fide party the candidates nnct and
cacke off all but one for each place The
Bona Fideparty Is a party of bosses And
these bosses dont give public notice of
when and where they will meet to do the
choking act either
The papers continue to discuss the
question Is marriage a failure and
all over this happy land millions of hemes
testify to Its success It 13 only of the
train that jumps the trtck that we read
in eUrtllrg headlines of the thousands
of treins that dally mike tho trip in
safety we read and hear nothing Mit
rlage is a succes as the echoIastiCpopu
lation can testify
Every country In Europe that has a
aigh protective tariff admits raw mate
rials freo of duly Why any man In this
country sajs the San Francisco Alta
California should think the admission
of raw materials duty free would In jure
manufacturing is difficult to understand
One would naturslly think it beneficial to
the manufacturing industry And what
is good for tho manufscturlng industry is
generally good for those emrloyed in it
The tchool rlllglcn war goes on In
Boston In view of the nntlChristlan
Intolerance exhibited on both sides
point or two might be learned from the
heathen In heathendom China when
polite etrsrgsrs mser the question is
asked To what sublime religion do
yon belong and each ono pronounces a
euloclum on hla own religion not
much on that posseefeed by tho others
and concludes with the oftreptated for
mula Rtliglona are many reason is
one we are all brothers Truly these
goodygoody saints Protestant and
Catholic might learn a lesson of Chris
tian charity from the despised heathen
Tdk campaign must be warm In the
Old Bay State as well as In Indiana and
New York A Massachusetts piper says
The Boys Republican battalion met at
the Republican headquarters Thursday
evening to receive their new unlformy
which consist of blue cspe with gold
slars red and whlto striped collar fa
tigue cap of red whiteand blue enamel
cloth cllicers cap3 are red helmets with
gilt trimmings After arraying them
selves in their new outfl they
lit their trarsparency and torchrs acd
marched through several streets to the
music of a snare drum Captain Ladd
has received an Invitation from the Silcm
Republican Flambeau Club for his com
mand to participate in a grand torchlight
parado In Saiem on the evening of October
23 Most of the members ara so young
that tho mothers will hardly allow them
to accept the Invitation as it would
seriously Interfere with school duties
So it 6eems the mothers hold the balance
of power What a pity for the noble Jold
Rlpsof Massichusetts that boys cant
v te
PROIWIITIOYISTS VS DEM
OCRATS
The Fort Worth GA7pTiE declares that a
Prohibitionist who votes against It Q Mills Is
not politically honest Of coarse not in the
estimation of a paper whose editor knows
nothing but to do tno blddlcg of his bosses
In his small mind every man who refuses to
Swallow every fraud and dictation of the pres
ent socalled Democracy Is a scoundrel and a
tnif f IJefferson Democrat
The Gazette ha3 never declared that
a Prohibitiorisl whOvotes v against Roger
Q Mills is not politically honest The
trouble with those who criticise The
Gazette is that they are eithr unable
to understand what they read or they
wilfully pervert the utterances of this
paper to their own purposes they are
either ignorant or dishonest What The
Gazette Ulid say and what it now re
peats is thU
Democrats who votod for prohibition in
JTexas last year did so becauso the state plat
form had freed the question of partisanship If
THE GAZETTE lOM WORTH TEXAS SATUKDAK OCTOBER 20
Democratic patty then Democrats hal a right
to vote against prohibition and retain their
standing and rights in the party The prohi
bition Demotra s who resented efforts at parti
san ostracism In 18i7 should notoetraclse Dem
ocratic candidates In 15S3 because of views on
prohibition In 1S5T The prohibition Democrat
who votes acalnstlVaer Q Mills because t > fthat
yrntleinin t nnrs ami actions in 7SST Is a pro
hibitionist and not a Democrat And such a
voter Is politically dishonest
If the Jefferson pspjr does not yet
comprehend the difference between a
Prohibitionist and a prohibition Democrat
it should consult and compare tho vote
cast for Dohoney in 16S6 and the vote
cast for the amendment in 1887
According to The Gazettes concep
tion of partisan obligation that would be
a very poor sort of Prohilltonist who
voted ijr Roger Q Mills in opposition to
the candidate of the Prohibitionists just
as Democrats are very poor ort ol Dem
ocrats who vote againU Mr Mills because
that gentleman differed with them In 1887
on a question which thev themselves
clalmtd to support as non partisan In
character
Tiik Gazette recognizes jo boss in
the Democratic party or outside of the
Democratic party During the prohibi
tion canvass the voice of this piper was
for honest unyielding obedience to the
Democratic platform which plainly de
clared that the question of prohibition
should not be made a partisan test and
every prohloition Demorat jdslnsd
hl3 action by that plonk and re
sented the efforts of ultra antis
to deny them Demccratic standing and
fidelity because they favored prohi
bition How Inconsistent in suh prohi
bition Democrat therefore would it be
to oppose Mr Mills becEuse he opposed
Prohibition Taese Prohibition Demo
crats who clamored against parti i3 oi
trici = mIal8S7 canact ostracise AntiPro
hibition Democrats In 188S snd be politi
cally honest The Prohibition Democrat
who claimed prohibition to be c nonpar
tisan qae3tioc and now opposes a Demo
cratic candidate bfcousi the lolfi it
aiifi Is more of a Prohibitionist than he
Is a Democrat and ha iF therefore dis
honest In claiming to be a Dsmocnt
II any Democrat knows Mr Mills to be
a dishonest man or an ireorrpetent mac
It la not only the right cf such Democrat
a a rnnoerat to oppose Mr Mills but it
Is his duty to do so his duty as a Demo
crat and as a pUriot But for any Dmo
ritrt to oppose Mr Mills imply heiausr
thi gcntlcmnn v s an niitirtQkibttiimir
is political treachery and dishonesty
oUREEAVTirVL 1AR1FF SYSTEM
The beauties of the protective tariff
system under which thia country Is doing
business a 3 handsomely Illustrated by
the experi aces of a firm of business men
operating n establishment at EaqlePasf
Tex and ono tX Piedras Negras Mexico
The firm Is A J Lsdner L Bro and they
do a general hardware busmepf buying
their goods for both houses from the
same American manufacturers Some
tlme > Bgo adlscu3slon arose as to whether
a certaia kind cf shovels of American
make could be bonxht at a less cost for
foreign than for home trade Mr Walter
Negiey wrote to the Ladners asking their
experience in the matter and here is the
answer ho got
FlEDBiS XltURASJlKXtCO UgUS ItSS
To Walter Negey Hagerstown aid
Dmt Sin Yours oft the 21 at hand In
reply 1 take pleasure In giving jou the figures
asked for as nearly as posilb e First in re
ftarjl to 8ho > cl8 Our shovcle bought for our
EatfoFjss stoic cost us about G per dozen
tclnslve < ef freight Cur shovels of the same
class and material cost us laid down In Fledras
Negras J 01 per Cozen Anotncrltem Kite
Iran warf cannot be bought lor delivery any
where In the l nlted States for better than ZS
per cent discount In Fledras Negras wa can
bay the same article from the same houses at
CO per cent discount The list Is the same in
boh cases These are not tho only articles
Dleot8 Eaws can be bought tilth an adOl
llftnal 20 per cent discount bowing that the
manufacturer could sell in boa c markets In
competition wlththeoutslde producers These
bgures ate only a partial list llrcry article
known to tie hardware trade can be bought for
e > por chtaper than they can for home con
sumption Hoping this 111 answer your pur
pose wo remain very truly yours
A J LDN RABRO
Do you see the point We pay tribute
year tf ier year to protect these infant
IsPusrles and they repay us by selling
to us at one price and to our neighbors at
a less A Mexican merchant and an
American merchant go to one of these
factories together and each buys the
same bill of goods The American pays
100 for his and the Mexican only has to
pty 73 or SSOforhls
The Baltimore Sun gave circulation to the
Iidner letter whereupon the Young MeVs
Uarr son and Morton Club at Fort Scott Kan
sas forwarded thelollowlng to thatflrm
Dear SinsThe enclosed article was pub
llshed In one of our papers here and as some
think 1 Is probably forgery I write ta know If
it Is genuine Alto please stata where tbc
shovels furnished the Mexican store were pur
chased Toanalng you In advance for the in
formation I am very respectfully
G HoKXinu Secretary
To the above the f allowing reply was at once
forwarded
DEtt SlitTour favor of the 15th to hand
laelcslng copy of our let er to Mr Walter Xeg
ley Whlethls letter was not Intended for
publication the statements aro none the less
true and we can and will substantiate them
The difference In the cost of Amcrlcin gcoda
forced us to opan our house In Piedras Xegras
In order to hold our Mexican trade Should
any of your friends or members of jour cicb
still doubt the gennlneness of the letter to Mr
Keglev we ara willing to make affidavit to It
St ould you publish this please send us a copy
and obllgo yours trulyA
A J Laoser Bro
The Messrs Ladner did not intend
their first letter to be made Dubllc for
they did not desire to eff end the firms
from whom they purchase articles
named That is the reason so we are
assured by the Eagle Pass Guide they
did not mention the name of the firm
manufacturing the shovel spoken of
They make their living selling hardwire
and they fear to encounter the hostilities
of the manufacturers for those lordly
fellows have way of blacklisting mer
sell them their wares Many of thessl
manufacturers not only compel American I
dealers to pay from 20 to 80 percent
more than foreigners for what they buy
but they frequently make them sign an
agreement to sell them at a certain price
fixed by the manufacturer He must
sign it and keep It to tho let
tor oi he can buy no more
goods from that factory Tau
Mexican merchant signs no such agree
ment American drugs are sold to for
eigners much cheaper than to Americanp
Florida water which costs Americans So
per dczen in New York is fold In Mex
ico freight paid for 82 5C Plows which
cost the American farmer S3 10 at the
factory on the Oaio river are sold in in
terior Mexican towns for S3 GO after pay
ing S2 freight Is not this a fine return
for the fostering care which this people
have thrown around these manufacturing
institutions
la confirmation of the letter of the
Ladners here isone written by the Di = s
tong to the Philadelphia Rjcord
Eilllorof the neconl
Your editor al of to daycompils us In justice
to ourselves to make an answer knowing also
as we do that jour deilre Is to give only facts
to jour readers
The statement that wo sel goods at 25 per
cert less In foreign countries than we do in
the L nlted Macs Is so wide of the mtrk that
wehrsha ei nbout miking rn answer
i < true that a far of the many si e am I im >
ofsav made In us arc Wi at a miilt r < tiuctien
u i aai uhth i mailc iei am where n e tn li to
let nrit n for th other gooit manufittiurtd in
k titer is a fan pnyit
Ill iddl OH tnlli rf tllll it qood polo J to
et om ir 1 iv abroad a tittle ulioic co t
ti order t < > ui i sf adi eiiiploiment tj our m > rl
n ii
iiTo
To demonstrate that we pet as much money
for goodsKildalria as we do for gods stldln
this coualry we nave taken tho foreign sales
for two mint lis of trla year and fln that In
one aontn they amounted to 1271977 and the
net moth 112117 while tho same goods it
sold in this country would have brought us
less money Your traiv
Hsnrt IHS roN X Sovs Incorporate
Dictated bHimllton Iiloston
IhIladIphlaOctll Hi
The fsct Is American hardware Is
steadily sold in Europe for les3 than it is
sold at home and that it is sold at a
profit nobody esc doubt for tae American
njanufcturer has not proved himself that
kind of a philanthropist who will run his
factory at a loss merely to gl7e employ
ment to his workmen When the Ameri
can buys his goods he pays a high price
for them not because they are worth it
but becanse the law compels him to pay
it It is monstrous It is shameful it Is
outraceou and h should be no longer
endnrad
ABOd PEOPLE
Some of Knperor Williams kiS3cs
smack more of diplomacy than affection
The Empress of Japan Is an earnest
student of modern European languages
Mrs P II Sheridan will enlarge her
cottage at Nocqiitt Mass and spend
her summerj there
Jcmes Whitcomb Kloys poems aro to
be re printed in London under the title
Od Fashioned Rote3
The Emperor of Austria is a great
smoker but he prefers a bad cigar to a
good ione He ntes tha cheap cigars
Vienna crtmen affect
A M Palmer has headed r subscription
for the erection of a statue In New York
to the memory of Lester Wallack with
100
By tha way Senator Ezarts Is very
silent this fall There is time for him yet
to get in a few sentences oefore the cam
paign closes
Sam Small the revivalist has been
traveling through Michigsn and Wiscon
sin and he believes that those ttates will
go Democratic In November
And now the author of Uncle Toms
Cabin is troubled with gout Irreverent
Pmsters will proceed to make cheap jokes
aoout Harriet Beechcrs toe
Mrs Parsons the LouU Michel of Chi
cago is going to England to lecture or
anarchy No further retaliation against
Great Britain ssouid bo thought of by
Amcrlctcs
Mr3 Franklin wife of General William
B Franklin is a highly educated wjhhh
She hr3 jasi translated from the Frerch a
clever litle story entitled My Wife
coy Dog and I
Gen Lew Wolae is what is known ts
a base ball crank He says he wrote his
life of Harrison in thirty davs and went
to every bail game played in Indianapolis
during that period
Marshal Bizaines first wife died in
Franca Hla seoond who was a Mexi
can and whose devotion to him on his
escape was so remarkable la in her own
country where she was recalled some
time ago bj private tffilrs
FIB LE4D TRUST
It Qoca Up With a Oiairt Invohlnc the
Ioa3 of Shoaasndi of Dollar
Chicago lti 0t 18 From all ap
pearances the gigantic pig lead trust or
corner has bursted an i with it the great
first of Nathan Corwlth Co For some
time paat the prices cf laad have slowly
bnt surely gone upward and a trust
headed by Corwith Co has been re
ported In the newspapers as being under
the upheaval The firm mn represented
In Chicago by Nathan Corwith Jr The
senior msmoer cf the firm lives in New
York The immediate cause of the
collapse of the firm was the refusal of the
bTalon National Bank of Chicago to
further extend time on overdue drafts to
the amounts of SS9000 This evening
the bank sued out attachments and
placed them la the Sheriffs hands The
sum named is said to represent
but a very small portion of the firms in
debtedness to the bask ana is only cli
max to a long series of over drafts to pay
margins to sustain the pig lead trust
Tonne Mr Corwith refused to mtke a
statement but Cashier Oakly of the Union
National admitted after being pressed
that the firm has gone under The lia
bilities will It Is expected prove heavy
perhaps in the millions It is impossiole
tonigh to approximate the assets
A alarahal shot by s Barglar
Wheeling W Va 0t 19 Bruce
Dobear town marshal of Benwood W
Vs while attempting to arrest Eggy
Condrey wellknown burglar charged
with robbing a bank at Ravenswood was
fatally wounded by Condey The ball
entered his left cheek and came out at the
Democrats had a right to voto for prohibition
back his head
andretain their atandins and nghu in theichants who cffjnd them and refusing to 0 Condrey escaped
Hoods Sarsaparilla
13 a pecnUar medicine It Is carefully prepared
from tarsajarilla Dandelion Mandrake Dock
Flp 5cw Jmiincr Berries anil other well
known and valuablo vegetable remedies by a
peculiar combination proportion and proofs
giving to llood a Sarsaparilla curative po > 4rnot
possessed by other medicin3 It cffcctsfemarl
t o cures where other preparations fjH
Floods Sarsaparilla
Is tho tig > t Iriootl purifier t > cj fcEi the public It
eradicate e ery impurityjxanil cures Scrofula
Salt rjeuiLEoilf rup all Humors Dj
pepsln Biltotfj3is Sitj Headache Indigestion
Genral DibuH C5arrTh KheumaUxni Kidney
and liverComplJ fcCovercomes that tired feel
iu create an jpjr tan < l builds up the system
Hoodf Ssaparilla
Has met pfpSlar and UrQSxalleled success at
home SudS i become its pogojanty in Lowell
Mass whcb it i wide tuVtr jtliole neighbor
hoods are JUng it at tho samo fea Lowell
druggists s3l nmro of Hoods Sar apji
of all ohev sarsipinllas or Wood fStlficc
SoIdbydru i ts glsixfor5 IVeparedon Jrk
C I HOOD A CO Apothecaries LowcU KS
For Jucigea Court of
Hart S A Willson J P White
1
iOO Doses One Dollar
THETTCKEfS
W Siayton
For Associate justices SapremeCourt
John L nesry It It Gsiccs
REPUBLICAN IILKET
For President 3esjimin Harrison
For Vice President Levi P Morton
For Electors State etUrg A J Evq
ana of Bexar T B nanus of Grayson
Frst District A II Caldwell Braz a
county
Second District C C Flanagan Na
cogdoches county
Tnird District Thorn is Richards
Fourth District W E Singleton Mar
ion county
Filth District W F Andrews Collin
conntv
S xth District Pnillp Altbayer Kauf
man county
Seventh District Calvin G Brewster
W < > bb county
Egath District W H Maynard Cald
well county
Ninth District J W McDonald Mc
Lennan county
Tenth District Herman Steele
county
Elevcntn District George A Knight
Revssconnty
UNION LA IK Hi TICKET
For President A J Sreeter of Illi
noisFor
For WeePresident Charlsa E Can
cingham of Arkmsas
Presidential electorE J D Rankin S
T Foster G W Jones R H Weyrnan
E J Smith A J Carottera R M
Humphreys W G Etherldae John
OByrne Jr Jsmes Denson John ilc
Kenna H F Jones A Edwards
PROBlPITIi > N TICKS T
For President Clinton B Fiak
For VicePresident John A Brooks
If the electors for the Texas Prohlbl
tionlstd have been selected the names are
not available to The Gazette 1
NONPARTISAN STATE TIChET
Fjr Governor Marlon Martin
ForLientunsntGovernor WAMocra
For Attorney General William Cham
bers
For Comptroller of Pab ic Accounts
C WGeers
For State Treasurer J N McFaddln
For State Snpsrintendent cf Public la
s ructior Ward Taylor
For Commissioner cf Gsueral Land
Office J P Phllpot
Note In addition to tho above Pres
dtntlal tickets there are four othere th
United Laber ticket the American ticket
toe Industrial Reform ticket and the
Woman Suffrage ticket headed by Belva
Lockwood Ed Gazkttb J
ASAKUaiSl EXPOSUKES
An Express Agent Tattrs a D rssrou >
Fackase Hcrua Vtlh Blm tnd Jt Ki
plodes
St Louis Mo Oct 10 Specials
Irom Topeka and Coffsjville Kan give
the details of the sensational result of
anarchist exposures at Winfisld An
organization known as the Industrial
Liberators < or the National Order of
Vldettes was exposed by a Wmfleld
Karr newspaper and the names of
prominent cltizsns wre conpled with
the secret order Yesterdav H M Up
ham agent for the Pacific Express Com
pany at Coffejville received a package
addressed to a party Is Winrleld and
marked Glass handle with care Mr
Upham lock the peckage home for safe
keeping and last night i exploded tear
ing out one side of the building probably
fatally injuring Mrs Upham and oadly
Injuring her daughter Some startling
developments are looked for
Committed Suicide on a tTraln >
Bozkman M T Oct 10 A passenger
on a tram going east tock an overdose of
morphine with fatal effect tonight From
papers on his person It was learned that
his name Is C S R dfleld ex isascrer
of McVlckers theater Chicago
J CLASSIFIED ADEKTlSEMEafS
Alt person ttetmg employment ca Idarcrt e
servants irto ccn net nSord to pay rvn crfrer
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MONEY To oan04H Fworth property
and faouf to J8 TrBnt county will b i <
veudotJsVwtjttf eir Newton H lAtiljfi ft
Money msmF
We are prepared taioaafcrifoncy in earns a
sired on ImprorcclAMBln Hot a Teiaaatlow
rates K h4K 5r Co corner of Iront
anil JijfS nU t ort Worth
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Northwest Teias RawiwrT eiae
Marcs Wohave la psitatjSJhefa Hordes
Mares SuO mates ono Horse >
Marcs and two SW old cad can Horses
Mares fnfljXsrtjTartles any tied of Horses
Marevuftcck ihcy wish in tho horae Horses
MWrs market Horses
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List cf tho Faar Mtst Prominent
tra2ld nUl Tickets aud at itia
TcXfa3 StSJO TCXOIB
Veu Pflja Yonr fcic and Von Takes Youre
Choice lak tar ttftac Vja Wait
Kan Ujii Hei
DEMnCRATC TICKET
For Prcstdeut Grover Jieveliina
Pr Vce Prchicent Alien G Tjnr
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The Electoral tlckat For E ° ctors the
stiteat large A W Terrell J W Bai
leyFirst
First District A T McKInney
Second District E C Dlcklcgon
Third District R C DeGrt erjreid
Foarth Dgtnct Howard Templcton
Fifth District John H Cobb
S xth Dlstrct J S Woods
Seventh District G A Levi
Eighth District W S Fly
Ninth District W H Richardson
Tenth District J II McLeary
Eleventh District W II Cowtn
State ticket Fji Governor L S Rces
For Lieutenant Governor 1 B
Wheeler
F r Attorney Gnertl Ja3 S Hagg
For Comptroller JcoD McCal
For Treasurer F R Lubbock
For Comniissiencr cf GjntrsI Land
Office R M Hall I
For Sapsrlntendent of Pablic Instrnc
tion Oicar H Cooper >
For Chief Justice Supreme Court J
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south wist corwajtoyal avenue and WaaUWrsfi
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TT Edwards31hsUrtOta > a street Fort Worth
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thcttwtet dates of pi uos and on
and selhvf6reLaet money ana on easSMtterSr
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Attorneys and Oouncalori slfeavr will prtctlei >
ia atata and f3uor Hiofctj OlEco Lojibtias
ln < r coputrimz and Second MiiA
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Call wjlteor telephone and make appoint
meatwrn order to have tlrao resorved for yoc
SPECIAL NOTI0S3
Nollco by rabllcatiui of Final iccoant
No 723
rjtHESTATEOF TEASTotho Sheriff or
J any Constable ol Tarrant County Greeting
W L Logan Adalol trator cf the estates of
Kobert K and Antle K Cooper deceased hav
ng Jled In our Comity Court h final acoatt
of the condition of the es ateiof said deced
en s together with an application to be clb
tharged frcto said adminTstratlon you aro
heieby comnuaced thaj tf publication of this
wilt for iwnf iys UCTa newspaper regularly
publlsncd li thejacidSlCy of Tatrant yot give
nuenotlotoallp aOxis Interested In the ac
count f > r final se aent of said estates to file
their otjotlon i > 6jcto if any they have on
or before the Naytncr Term of eald C nnty
Ojurt ccmmeriQcg and to bo holccn actio
courtnocse oCTSMd cofi ty In ihe city of Fort
Worlhon the ffrst Jlondfe In November A D
USSwhen saijjcconnt iodapUcatlon will bo
consider d by ld Court > <
Witness Jno T Swtyr e tM erK of the County
Court of Tarrant County vfc
Jlven unCer my bandtnd seal of said
IL 9 Court at my cilice In the city of For
AVorlbthls 2nddayofOctobfr AD IMS
JNO F SWATNE
Clerk O C Tarrant County
By J J XniWALLV Deputy Clerk
Kollco to isaildera
Consolidated sealed proposals to build a new
court house In the town of Kask wl 1 be re
ceived by tbo Commissioners court of Onero
kee county Texas until the Oth d y of Novem
ber 1S Uldders will be requited to llle with
their bids a bond In the sum of 12000 condi
tioned forthe faithful performance of the work
and materials In accordance with the plans and
epeclficatlou and m compllince with re
quirements of the contractsald bond to have an
acknowledgement of sureties signatures bafozo
a clerk of a court or notary public and tlfar
tiacato of tht clerk of the County se jfKwhero
the tond Is maie that the Bn MfSfcare worth
theamcuntot the bond lnjCWdlrown right
clear of all homes eadlaiTBfilcrs trust other
Incumbrances and tac fapproved by the Com
missioners courtfaaf said Cherokee county
lexas jv
Paymea < TrlUbemade upon the work and
materistfas the building progresses npon estl
mjtfFs for work and materials given by the
architects The commlssloneis reserving i0 per
cent upon each payment until the completion
of the building The court reerves the right to
reject any or all bids Plana and epeel Icattons
can be seen at tho office of Dodeon Dudley
architects Waco Texas until tha 30th day of
October and at the office of the conn y judge tn
Husk Texas after the 1st Way of Xovember
1SS October the 13th 183
183AT
AT J Whitman
Cossty Judge Cherokee County
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