Forney Tribune. (Forney, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 22, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 9, 1892 Page: 2 of 4
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Wisconsin, California and eight
votes in Michigan Cleveland and
Stevenson will have 279 votes in
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women friends.
began to question him •• to there,
•nit in different legislative (districts
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Tell them this a triumph ofaprin- "
ciple and of the man who repre- '
sents it.” I
ing democratic presidential vieto-
ry,says the demoerts therefore
wlH be in indisputahle control of all
branches of the government for the
first half of Cleveland’s new term,
at least They will thus be entire-
ly responsible for all legislation of
twoyears,beginnng with March,
Thursday evening, are favorable ..
to Hogg’s election. Baker, chair
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that-queston," replied Quay. .
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tor, on theresvlir
“Nothing,” said Quay and he
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Time heals all thiuges but it does
■> o pel a pair of boots.
Where ignorance is bliss it is
folly to know that you are a foot
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The beach hotel-keeper has a
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stoves and weare in shape to sell
them to you at low prices.
Formby HAEDWARE Co.
Actor Jim Corbett is said to be
very strong in the rush scenes__
(Washington Post.] So was Moses
and oats. . ... -a
. WM.BoNDIE
, "" an all the papers and your pictures
every where—but is a great deal
nicer to have one man treasure
your picture, to have those you
hire to approve of you and to be
eared for and made much of by
them.
It is all very nice to be inde-
peident—if you cau be, but you
can’t, not if you have a bit of wo-
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reusing tones of he mother came
up pleasantly from the baeakfast
room.
O’Brien, Cleveland’s private sec-
much pleasure in escorting his
wife to the clurch or theatre as he
—
It takes a great deal of clever-
ness to make a little cleverness
pay.
Clothes that speak for them-
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ably be the last of the week before
a correct result can be given.
It is our prediction that the ma-
iority of the winner wtH not ex
ceed 8000 votes.
Nugent has made a good race.
. Has earned several counties and
will bring up the third place in a
creditable race.
The colored vote was divided at
manyplaces. At Marshall 50 per
democracy. If this is true, the na-
tional ticket will have 302 elector-
al votes, leaving 108 to Harrison,
3 to Weaver, with 33 in doubt.
QUAY SAYS IT 18 AWFUL.
PHIADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 9.—
Senator Quay arrived here this
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to the protection of a class, but is
for the people and the whole peo-
ple.
A* I telegraph the hurrahs of
the people roll up and down Broad-
way, hurrahs that have heart in
them, hurrahs that proclaim that
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American idesso popular across
the Atlantic. .
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plied:
“Lack of votes.”
M 83 little tecke for small people
whs, in the near future, are going
to give you love sea reward.
It is al very nice to touch the
keys of a typewriter all day long,
when each elick moans moremon-
•y—but itisa great deal nicer to
have somebody ela* touch your
. heart, and to realise that the mon-
ey which you hold was earned for
you by somebody who is devoted
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Collector Cooper said there were dogs returns withia bag full ol
still hopes of Indiana. Quay Lade
no reply, but listened as Cooper
told him the situation of affairs.
into Oleveland’s residence this
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Bargains in stoves at the For-
great in the rushes when he was
brought out by Miss Pharaoh.
Pessimisms.
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morning when the election of Mr.
Cleveland was asured, Mrs.
Cleveland retired soon after they
left.
Mrs. Cleveland was in high
spirits this morning. She said
simply: “Of course we are all very
much pleased with the news from
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“Tell them,” said he, “that your
people and my people have won.
Tell them that the principles which
put them on equality are triumph-
ant,” and I record it as he told me.
it is a great message sent to a
great people.
There may be internal trouble in
Texas. There may be harshness
and bad feeling, but over and
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If man did not glory in his own
wickednesshe would accuse the
devil of being a woman.
The equality of man depends
not upon his birth, but upon his
respect forsoApand water.
Inheritance is the least dishon-
est way to acquire wealth, and
generosity is its only excuse.
Man absorbs knowledge as a
VENNER & WILMART
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A man who succeeds in making
someone happy has accomplished
a great deal in This life. He is
reasonable certain of a reasonable
share of joy'himself.
Hegger Clark.
It all flashes the light of a and dressed at the usual hour and
al democracy that ought to the prattle of the baby and the ea-
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ture from this county. The
county went for Hogg by about
#700 votes. Nugent’s vote was
* light.
Chairman Matlock is still hope-
ful and mites that while the
vote ievery cloab, still he believes
- that Clark wi be elected.
Our stock is complete which we are offering as
trade will allow. Call and see us. • “ j
This space belongs to the
WILLA. WATKINS MUSIC C&.f
Dallas, Texas. — ■ r
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over. I saw Gorman, the smart,
est and most conservative of all
democratic managers. He came
out from the surrounding of lead- '
era and this is what he said: “Tell
hotel and then went out and visi- Who ever is elected you will need
ted a number of places on person.
day had their people stood by
their colors they would have won.
They feared the election of Clark
and supported Hogg in order to
beat him.
To the question: “To what do
you attribute the defeat” Quay re.
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Has advanced and we need what
you owe us now.
FORNEX HARDWAEE Co.
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It is a good sign there i* love
in a home when children are,good-
humored and obedient
When the parlor doors are
swung open after supper and
music and song fill the air with
melody. ;. a
When the husband take* as
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Latest return* confirm the ear-
Her bulletin* and it is now reveal-
ed that a landslide has hurried
Presdent Harrison. With the
thought he had left his watch at
home and then took it out to nee
if he had time to go back after it,
and the man who put on his office
door a card saying, “Out; will be
back soon,9 and on his return sat
down on the stair step to wait for
himself.
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thing to love you, and you want a
home, and you want people who
are essentially years and who take
care of you. That’s what we wo-
men want. Perhaps that may
' • come after the Chicago fair You
MD be very sur that is the ar-
Blags and receive the applause of the will of God. :
the public, and to ha vesour name
1393, and th people will be able to
hold them to a rigid accountability
for the management of affairs.
boys and visitors, but the next
president slept calmly on throught
out and had left word he was not
to be disturbed under any circum-
stances. .Mr. Cleveland was in
need of rest as it Was 5 o’clock this
morning before he retired Mr*.
Cleveland and baby Huth were up
morning and the bell was kept out.—Kate Fields Washington.
ringing from 7a.m. by messenger ----
- NEw YORK, Nov. 9—Telegrams
and letters were litterally pouring sponge does water, and like a
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the last night, while two telegraph in- tanance.
struments on the flor above tick-
parts of the .country. The ladies theclub. 4 jt ••
remained until after 2 o’clock this T
selves leave their wearers nothing
to say. -g
The more ciphers attached to a
widow’s mite the more sigh-fors
she receives. '
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FINE LIQUORS WINIS, BRANDIES,
Ee All orders promptly filled by letter or
Nkw YoRK, Nov. 8.—(Special to
the Dallas News.]--At 11 o’clock,
plenty of time for everybody to
make estimate, I went into the cir-
cle of Gorman', Dickinson and Har-
rity. The latter told me plainly
that there was no doubt that Mr
Cleveland was elected. He read
me his dispatches and they came
in every moment. They were from
The «ystet ■
Asmr.«n
, Paints Lubricating Oils, -
Stationery Perfumes, and
Ah, it is a great cry. It does
the very innerinpst recesses of my
heart good. Ith- the cry or the
people, a great people, whatever
by 75 have been
elected by a handsome majority.
Gossett is elected to the legisla-
republicans have been defeated in
the hational contest, but they have
made the bent fight that they knew
how. They have done nothing
He r* which they are ashamed of.
meq hut he gets left in the winter.
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People who feel embarraased
because they have net read the,
books that are usually considered
essential to well informed people,
may take comfort from the foot
- that it would take one three thou-
e and years to read all the books
shat’are fassd asstandard works.
. -pe, -a’-i-dne.
The two. most absentminded
men on record are tbe fellow who
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orundbusineasdlanager. ;
Ansociate Editor.
tones to hi* children and treaty
them a* if they were little men and
women, and hot cattle.
Whena married couple goes to
church and' occupies adjoining
seats.
When a man or woman takes
greater pride in home affairs than
th* electoral college. Appear-
You want to love apee* now indicate that Ohio may
it is all very Dies . to paint a
piettre and get a medal for it and
aomemonev. and t work and
work to make more enccesses—
but it is great deal' nicer to make
besutiful the home n*ft and to b*
the one who gives ibe loving ap-
plause for the work done.
It is all very nice to write an
.article and have people praise yon
ndcsuhxgearmtedtugeootot" everywhere to the effect that the
_ -- dav of the republican par'y was
He seemed simply in the enjoy,
meat of perfect satisfaction.,
The Inter Ocean, republican,
says the American people have
turned their backs on progress
When tbs' center talle and
shelves are loaded with good
book* and magazines.
_______ When thexife mets her bus-
figure of * group of distingushed baud at thegate occasionally and
always with a bright,happy coun-
undredand twenty-three
i out of 1467 in the state I
eland 207,320, Harrison
197,008. Cleveland’s plurality 10,1
312.
e> The Globe Democrat, rep., this
morning, after conceding a sweep-
L, C, Reagindruggist,
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George Cla
h Bean leade
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kohjegg by 15
P tiveOlark
irediced to
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fhealin
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Grover Cleveland.
retary, says Mrs. Cleveland was "U" wine enure n or
elated iu her own quiet way at the did before marriage,
result of the battle and has recelv- "h-cnr
Campaign manager H. L Bently shall say that our men are elected;
for th* peoples party, anta yester- remember, I am here to tell the
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al business, finally bringing up at
th* republican state committee
headquarters. Collector Cooper
and a reporter found him there
this afternoon. Quay silently
shook bancs with his caller* and
sinking into a chair, said: “This
is awful.” Turning to dolleetor
Cooper, he asked: “What have
you heard? What have we saved!”
Washington, Nov. 9.—(Special.)
—Latest returns show that repub-
licans have lost control of the sen-
ate also andfhat the democrats will
have both houses of congress as
woll m president.
Karsab City,Mo.,Nov.9.—The
Journal reppyufrms its editorial
comment upon the result of the el-
ection in hetlowing paragraph:
Yu. a 44.n- fifi^A*-^. n.a-ca4a
IM MOCISy •• tn® NaLon- MSMOTBIB
-er, such claims are absurd, for the Have Cantrol of the Senataan
race is very close and it will prob- '
* r House of Representaves.
solid south, Nsw York, Indiana, tbe election,", but .Cleveland’*
New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois, pleasurs is not demonstrative.
Studerbaker Wagou
Superior Cook Stove
And Ranges,
Plows, Cultivators,
Disc Harrow
Glidden Barb wir
L oved into ib
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bulletiupat thi
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•small hours e
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prices for cot
realise anothe
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land demnde
I trusts she wi
feellent a lady
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The handst
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I rived, and is
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I. Kellar wore
I Monday. H
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L those who
ipresenting b
I a present.—’
। in making
I show cars fi
to the exai
I Hoc day eve
I snarling the i
I nextengage
I several cars
I Texas & Pa*
aded for sev
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the 10:30 ea
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Star,
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k still there w
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also have Joined the great western and given their decision to non-
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a Eatere at the postofice at For-
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Wbei a ba maul goose is
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the comfort of the other.
. When a couple who have walk-
ed hand in hand over the roses and
thorns of life for scorns ot year*
Bays marriag* is not a failure.
And I have observed that no
marriage is a failure a* long as
these thing* are kept up.
Unless Tammany gets the big
head and quarrel* with the major
penate before the next quadren-
ni«l festval, ah* may order the
bill of fere and set the places on
tha occasion. She has won the -
right to sit at bead of the table..
Fort Worth Gaztte.
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Adams, Walter D. Forney Tribune. (Forney, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 22, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 9, 1892, newspaper, November 9, 1892; Forney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1426616/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Spellman Museum of Forney History.