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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-04

Toiai 9EslG ssssR
STATE or KANSAS.
CouNrr Or 8aLlEn
hafeby ceriifg iaaf ths Store and f,rsrsint
repoIt . q ccrrHcl Elal1ucrt q he fetf erf
credit baisncrs q tho dIlsrunl flnii n saiIns
C1luty ~ thc7 lppz1fcIl a. a. ciale q trIrinrn
huarl On 0rId1rr lllf Isl
Wires ms hand anI 11rfsl nerI MS a1.f Ar
81 October. A. o.. lNG
lsHAl-l 5oiE7H s4naEsl. csanig CARA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-04
r E M OV L.

On and after Nov. 1st, I shall
be located in mynew store build
ing, No. 1913 Santa Fe, where I'll
be pleased to see my old patrons
and as many new ones as posi-
BILE. I shall enupwith large
and complete stock of Groceries,
and Fancy Goods, Queensware,
Glassware, Toys, etc. A News
stand in connection
VIM. HOGBEN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-04
Kansas Medicine Go.
SaIina. Kansas

Following are the remedies:
Kidney aRd Liver Cure, for diseases Of the
Kidney and Liver.
Pile Remedy, for Hcmouhoids and Rectal u
GERS.
Dyspepsia Cure. for indigestion and Consiipa-
ton al the bowels.
Lightning Oh, for an Pains, Rheumatism, Eeu-
FAlria. DiarFhca aud Collie.
hsthmariue, for Asthma, Coughs and seriou
Bronchial affections. No failure f directions are
followed.
Dr. Stove, the originator Of these medicinca' Is
an Old and experienced physician 81 tWenty-elrhi
years practiue. and D. rev devuting HE entire
time 20 the practice Of lis profession. treatine
chronic diseases, and experimenting the manu-
facture Of his remedies. lie O. the only physi
elan Ia the state Who exclusively treats ehronii
diseases. Perfect satisfaction is guaran teed 1
every case entrusted 90 uus care.
Consultation strictly conhdential. once owed
J.. NJ. Eriosona Drug store, Santa Re avenue
Raliaa. EanEas -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-04

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
EDITORS TO MEET.
International Editorial Association 10
Meet at Cincinnati During Febr nry.
.nn...na..l.l. THY Enh 3 lh.n

International Editorial Association 10
Meet at Cincinnati During Febr nry.
wINsnoRo, TRx., Feb. 2, 1850.
To the Members Of the Texas Press Association :;
Delegates 10 Cincinnati will take the
celebrated Queen & Crescent ronte mt
Shreveport, on February 10. Round
trip passes have been secured over thl I.
famous line, and Col. Y. Il Lupon OF
Houston, Western agent for the COMPANY,
VIII escort us. The Queen & Crescent ~
noted for fast time and fine accommoda-
tions, and special arrangements are being
made fol our comfort. The run IL nnr
one out, via Vick-burg, Birmingham ana
Chattanooga. Sletplng-car fare from
Shreveport TO Cincinnati Is 80
The following lBdiet OF the Texas press
association are appointed delegates To the
Cincinnati convention, and we hope the,
Will attend: Mrs. G. NJ Winkler, Prari.
Flower, Corsicana; Mrs. Ma Gle Rust,
Mercury, dallas; Mrs l.. >. Mcpherson,
Courier. Shermsni Miss May elliott,
poetess Texas Pr, As association.
ANY member Of The Texas Press ASSOC
citation who may wish 70 go 10 Cincinnati
will ne made one Of the delegates and ac'
credited an such. Any changes ~ pro-
rramme will be announced through INC
daily press. Fratsmaly, yours,
J II. DAVIS,
President Texas pferA Association,
gTFRaA1IONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
The arrangements have been complrien,
a. fer a. possible 10 advance, Tor the q eel
ing IL the International Editorial hsfoeiA'
zion at Cincinnati, Ohht Tuesday wed.
nesday nrd THURSDAY, February "a, "a and
es Monday morning, February ~. the
executive committee, nlth The president
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
ON rnn srisrEr.


The Mistletoes enjoy private hop at
the Pickwick tonight.
-Four tramps were given Job on the
rock-pile by his honor, the recorder,
yesterday.
The policemen are happy. Yester-
day they drew their January pay without
a cents discount. They deserved 1t.
The friends Of Col. wheatley are pre-
pairing to formally inaugurate the race
for the mayoraity by grand torch
light procession, TO be headed by their
fayorite.
4 gentleman whose little son had paid
visit TO the female doctor holding forth
on the square aud got the wrong tooth
extracted, called ON an attorney and
wanted to institute suit Tor damages.
Subscribers to TnE GAZETTE who hold
tickets IN the drawing for the gold watch
and stop the paper before the drawing,
Will have their tickets thrown out. The
person holding the number next proceed
ing said number will be entitled TO the
watch.
An error In yesterdays GAZETTE caused
Mr. +. NJ. Wells, the druggist, TO say that
he would have an abundance of fresh
bovine virus on the 10Th, when it should
have read the 9TH (to-day). We take
pleasure in making this correction In
justice TO Mr., Wells aud the public.
Messrs. Searcy and Brown OF Garvin
placed q handsome order with j. o
Mitchell & Co., the extensive implement
dealers, yesterday. The goods are now
being loaded preparatory to shipment anC
will be started for their destination as sooI
as the packing and loading is completed
The agricultural implement house of j
/ b. Mitchell & CO. sold an excellent bill o
farming implements, wagons, etc, TO N
! S Greenwood at Breckenridge day befor,
yesterday. 1t is astonishing the amour
of goods this house has already sold ant
shipped since the opening of the new
year.
The 'Corner Grocery is so well con
structed and so entertaining, and the up
roarious fun that enlivens each of 1t
scenes has brief bits of pathos S,
artistically blended with it, that
deserves to be called comedy-drama
although the humorous in 1t is at time
OF the most eXcruciatingly farcical kind
- Brooklyn Union.
Several of the incidents in the secon
act of Daniel Sully's "Corner Grocery
have more freshness and intrinsic dra
matte strength than may be found in
dozen pretentious American dramas OF tn
BARLEY Campbell class. The character
are taken from life and the home that
shown is the type of thousands such
every American city. Mr.. Sully's "Dadd
Nolan" is an original creation-the sturd
figure of an honest, well-meaning, Hibel
Man, with all the social kindlincss, gene
osity and eecentriclty, but without coar-
ness and without offensiveness. The sill
cerity of the actors work and the smooth
ness of his execution are really surprisin!
and there Is more than one touch that
Jeffersonian in its artistic simplicity
1Chicago Tribune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
REAL Estate transfers.

p. B. Lindsey and A. J. Cole to b. G.
Johnson, lot Is4xllo, in block OF
smiths west side addition to city;
consideration Sl700.
Geo. Mulkey to Geo. Eitelman, lot 4Ox
100 out of block 90; consideration, stos,
a "a. Reed 10 Geo. Eitelman, lot BOX
1oo ont nf block 10: consideration, 500.
j. 6. Richardson and wife TO First Ma
tional Bank of Fort Worth, lot 65x240 in
Rector's addition; consideration, $3.50.
w. IL. Aldridge, by J c. Scott, trustee,
to e. j. Dagget, l00Nl25 out OF lot IL
block * 2, Daggett's addition; considera-
ton, $500.
l.. w, wharton and wife TO l.. L An
derson, half Of lot 2,Swaync's SUBDIVISION ison
~ block 2S. 50xlO0; consideration, Sll00'
DIV Smith TO S. G Dyer and vile,
lot %, block, Moodee's subdivision o.
block 70 and 23, VIM. WEIGH survey con
sideration, $500,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

arates Shelby from Nacogdnches county
aud the Sabine on our eastern boundary,
orr county IL watefed by the Tenneha
Flat Fork, Houana and patroon creeks.
Timpson, Teuneha and lOuquln are new
aud fi1urishipg towns on the Brcmoud
railroad. Center, the county seat, Is Tor
the present the business center and con
tains 300 Inhabitants.
Prohibition prevails In Shelby county,
except In one precinct, Population cstl-
mated at 10, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

tgcal, Canada; Frank Atkins, Omaha,
Jim Groseclose, Ed Scott, Marion, Va.
Sheifey Mcdonald, Boston, Mass; Chas
Preston, ST. I.ouis, Tom Manson, Gal.
weston; j Hand, Morgan, w. NJ Led
ford, Decatur; w. W. Purinton, Hen
rietta; Phil Doern, Galveston; j T. Mil
Ter, Louisville, Ky; John w. Rennett,
Stewartsvillc, Mo; John M. Thompson,
johnson, Kan; II. II. Ditzler, city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Settlers Pouring Into shelby Connty-Re.
cent Imp oy-ments.
! cnrrnannndrnce Of IN, GuLnlto


settlers Pouring Into shelby Conniy-Re.
cent Imp y-msnts.
Correspondence OF tn Gazette.
CENTER, TEX, Feb. l.--Our citizens
are much exercised over the project oi q
rail 0ad 20 connect with the Bremond
rnad either at Tcnneha, eleven miles dis
innt from this place, or at Lugansporti
elghteen miles distant II the connection
Is made at Trnneha, It will there join The
Longview and Sabine Valley road, which
viii probably cross the Bremond road at
that point. Oar county VIII contribute
Literally IN aid Of the prospect
Brown Kigg a youth, while playing
bali at the ecnool.hpu-e TO-DAY az noop,
received blow on the head with paddle
In the hands Of Allen Leslie, aud II Is
supposed his skulls fractured, Both are
boys Of seventeen years.
Out new courl-nvuse v Just completed.
II IL fiue brick structure costing s25,-
400. a new jail Of the most approved
D ,ttcrn has also been erected, the cost OF
which Is about 5000
Fall oats were entirely destroyed by the
late freeze.
we have one Of the most elegant build
inee ia this section for educational pnr-
,,nses, aud the number OF pupils is about
1875 Prof, ssor Hays - principal, ably
assisted by couple ~ ladies'.
Since the completion Of the Bremond
DAD, which gli.s Us rail connection with
Houston and Galveston on thc southwest
and Shreycplrt on Red river, emigration
is b,.glnning 10 Cow into our county,
chen, from Alabama. Few counties 70
! Eastern Il, xas surrass Shelby Ia the frf-
tIity OF her soil, intelligence Os her peo'
ple ano for educational adyautsgea.
Many Of the leading citizfns oi TarIsnl
county we're ORIGINALLY from Shelby Col
I " y johnson, Cspt N DngHett, Cfp.
lN II. Darnell, Benjnpln Afrers Jack
| Crimson aud The turner's Ell hailed ifyp'
this county.
Decides tie Attoyac river, which SOP.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

John Il. Swayne VS.. City OF Fort Worth;
suit for damages on account of delth OF
COW that fell into ditch made While
streets were being repaired, Plaintiff
took non-suit.
G. Il. Glenn vs.. Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Be; suit for damages on account OF delay
in the shipment OF Il carload OF apples.
Judgment tor plaintiff for 1852.
Fakes & Co. VS.. Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe, suit for damages for breaking mir
ror. Judgment for plaintiff for sos.
Manning VS.. w. NJ. Youngi suit for
breach OF contract. Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
INnItrEnENr Ap ,UT ~.

THE NEW MENICo OFFICIALS EAfhf-9s
VERY LITTLE CONCERN ABOUT THE
RETURN OF JIM coCRrRIGHr.
Sheriff Maddox received letter yester-
day from C.. T. Russell, sheriff OF Socorro
county, New Mexico, in reply 10 ms no.i-
location OF sthe arrest OF Jim CouItrlsn,,
under an extradition warrant knsseli
writes that reward OF 5000 has been OF,
fered for the arrest and conviction OF
COPYRIGHT, but that he has no cain on
,he reward, and therefore will NOT guar
antee the expenses Of taxing Courtrleni
10 Socorro. He states, however, that =.
Robinson, one of his deputies, mas oeeh
anpointed by the governor OF New MeA.-
cn AGENT 10 receive COPYRIGHT az r.
paso. and that II Mr. Maddox VIII trans
s,ort the prisoner there Robin
son will take charge Oh ,niS
For this service Sheriff MADDOX y loiu
Ihnt he must look 20 the ierriiorlai poN-
eminent for pay. Such cool dlsp0s' ~ !,
nj the matter evidences very plainly iha'
New Mexico cares very little about ~
INN rs hands on Courtright. Inc hctor
~ the governor In presuming tnat leAas
would deliver HIM at III Paso is withou.
nraced.nt To q GAZETTE repof.e'
sheriff Maddox stated that ne pAu no ~,
rention of defraying the expenses "
trin IA III Pasn ont Of his own pockee ~, ~,
IN, accommodation OF New Mexico ~
win hold his prisoner me ieng'h y; ,''1 ~
required by law, at tne eAtila'iy 80, :.
witch, II an agent IL not here 70 teeei''
MIN, CourtFight Will be discharged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

4. ~ Grand. W II peck New YORK
. r Thomas Denisor. w NJ Viuson.
II gunper in,kin Tev w = Frank.
dgg nnn civ. / r Garner. CAL
Epu; ". B. Tucker, city; C. N. Rush,
kcsion; Don C. Needham, Dakota;
W. A. Adams; Robert Mccarthy,
2ds Ascher, New York; William Sim
y, Tennessee; d. G. Rifles, Brown
ri William Homer, Henry Thomp-
Kansas City; w. II. CHM, Des
llss, Is
n M Brunsv,ct w ri Crawford
3iiAttiord. n II p,.vrr Fnrt lara.
hary p Daniels Nv york. n
NJ, l,sluesyina. r. pan " navs
tJ Eso, NJ Sargent uniIvote Nus
y ltuoersnn sns,h h n n p.,id,.in
4 PnacIsco. Indga uoyantamm p,rd,
u; ,hc following ,nemhsrs ',t m,ine,s
8bsln; Ferdinsna ana 1Erad Meine
!9!dNs!se 81 II " Donoies ~ N
'nu. Hsmn Inebr ps,Li,,,, Iohn
Do, John Ron,ng cha,i ~, = Nv Wa,S 49,
b. Coelscbins. Il ~ t'.anon ~
(ei L. Chairman Porbam A. VII.
" nsIl cunn,y. / n Enlipaton h,si.
manager Cli,ford con'hina,;nn
.ue n ..a.l -,
4 gl,a sA !, paVlu hearse, Coi'
N SHIN a wilson, Sweetwater
n g.R Wsbh Rs,r .aAe G cr 49,
Sainc, linn Int, o. - S.s,',.'
m lIorsNaueh Esnn.iI, ca,,ie cen'
ID; ]. G Rnndy NJ NJ, Ta.''o w -
pl,hau, Hrnsiet,s, - II So g,
~; c II. Reed pnt,o NJ ~ II
Aon, Sherman . y ~. q, =
Ms /. T wise a.,,,, 80, y, a. Ne,
e. ilsn, Texas. 81 ILLS "' c,s ~ I'M
Ciswei 4, ta',i ,i a,nes Nh,
aaaps: il q ,,,.,,odd LIZ u'S,
Grove; i q I r..,. n non .
III; G. p M.aae isnaa., N1 ~
RFy, Lonlsv,lla. =. Ivy
elaast; JC N,xnn 9, i raun L nI..'..
Burnley Blsma,e ~ i Nv ~ nu" y
: 'ksne, Plankin,on Ms 10 :,
sela, PhIladelnh,sr w nA oosv,, !.
.ssnlle; Farn.s, y W.T., ~ w y, y ,ya,S'
II 7 Roman Sns,i r,m " nl1e' New lork
~, H. ". MsrsS. sue ~ S mo.i ~ =
\ NJ Ariipisn. ~ , 9larp, d CO -
ial James nni.n a, A c5i' ga
'At Jacksbon WIZ 1 !, ~. ~. Z
y he M.ns,oa. " IMAM, iiaius'leAa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
TIE MURDER OF CRAWFORD.
Additional Proof That Hc Was Slaughtered
Fnt. ntiopnily,

Int ntionniiy'
TUCSON, A. r., Feb. with reference
10 the recent killing OF Capt. Crawford by
Mexican troops, the Star says: at can
be shown TO the satisfaction OF any con
gresslonal committee that trade has CON
s,antly been kept up by the Mcxicans
with the hostile Apaches, while every OBJ
siacle has been put In the path OF Ameri-
can commands sent into Mexico in per-
suit Of renegades. Whenever possible,
officers are arrested aud thrown into
prison. Among these were ST. Mcdonald
OF the Forty eighth cavalry, and Lieut..
Elliott OF the Tenth cavalry. They
were kept under guard until the APP
proach Of large forces 81 American troops
frightened the Mexicnns into libcratlng
them. From most reliable Information,
there il not the leust dnnbt that the mar.
der OF Capt. Crawford was prcmedi-
tnted.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
A Revolution in Prices at A, Sterts
Gun store. 20G Main.

Wlnohcsicr \ lloa, SlNM, C0ltla Inll
nr yvd Lightning. 81 NH Marlin ID 90 hi
ilcg. ls.g5; spencer Repeatii 6hotsnnr,
and muKxle londurA, from se.M 20 Sano,
rolrs bluc aud rubber q piatole, sla00:
Smith n WeesOn piaiole, y a u, $500. s.
aal $40; Powder Hazard per 2, N, kcg.
SS7ai Shot, pur % r.. sack, 81 10, W0sten
holm ana other cutlery ~ bHtt,m PRICES
g bladed woetanhoim hunting knIf0arnt Il
any address Tor si,s5, fisllne Tackle ~
every description. q ods seipped 70 any
address In the United States, Az orders
from strangers must be accompanied BY
each way, or satisfactory rcfcienco, Write
mo for cAtaloglci I can save YOU money on
the rmalleet article.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

A aue lot OF saddle and single and double
harness horses, a choice number OF we'll
broke farm horses, seventy head OF IA.
mules. ready for the market. five olooded
s,allioua aud one thoroughbred JACK.
AM OF this stock will be sold at great
naf.ain. For prices call on Cottreli,
Eemper & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
ana rrenohmnn l,Ind. q nnel.er.

NEW YORK, Feb, i.---,Iames II Temple,
one OF the managers OF the Rossmorc ho-
tel, read Schnefer's sweeping challenge
yesterday ana at once announced that ne
would back the Frenchmnn. lie sent a
card saying he would bet $4,000 that Yign-
aux would beat Sebaefer In 800o.polnt
fourteen-inch baik line game and that he
would put upa forfeit TO make the bet
aud the match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

pound Rock and ustin Lime-wofks
manufacture white lime q tns se,5 ., 80
quality. Orders soliclted. r1i m'0'e'
~, sp pack Tex. Proprletors
For sale by g. W. 0nlespis'
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Buy package OF Silver Loaf and give
1t u fair trial. II you do this you viii
never regret II. How many disastrous
failures ia making bread cause troublous
vexation In the householder This can all
be obvlated by trial Of Silver Loaf. j.
II. Brown guarantees Its purity, strength
and efficiency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
Notice to subscribers.

After this date THE GAZETTE will not
be furnished to any subscriber who owes
me for more than one month. This will
also apply to those who owe me old bills,
and by promise 10 pay them induced
me to send them the paper again. No
deviation from this rule.
JAMES MELTON, Calculator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

All persons afflicted with dyspepsia,
diarrhea, collie, aud all kinds OF indigo
ton, viii nnd immediate relief aud sure
cure by using ANGosrURA BIrTERs. The
only genuine is manufactured by DR.. j.,
g. b, Siegert & Sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
A card.

beg to tender all the ladies and gen
tlemen who so kindly assisted at the con-
cert last night my thanks and assure them
of my grateful appreciation.
Mrs. Il. RAGsDALE ROGERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
Inn,her nrduotlon.

Go TO Il. NJ. Pages Eclipse lumber
ward for bargainsi he Is the nrst 70 oner
M people lumber, sash, doors, shingles,
Etc. etc. at reduced prices lie mas an
immense stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
AUCTION SALE OF CITY L(1S.
at EEL Pas0, Tex.
SATURDAY, FEB, 20, MONDAY, FEB. "a 1885
ANA continuing fouo~nsa Private safe
THE pRopERTY coNsIsTs OF

CHOICE ousincss lots in me city OF y paso,
CHoioE roaidenoo leis In IA parts OF the city.
FARMS IN The Rio Srande Nslloy ali sizes.
FIVE. ACRE trec,s valley land, under lrrigat'n,
SUITABLE for growing grnpcr, cereals or vog.
etahlc
cuoIcE grazing lands IN McNico, Texas and
New Mexico,
RANG, rs with or without stock
MiNEsan mIning property u McNico
III, PASo
HAS over ooN people, street cars gas.
wArERWoRN oao churches and schools
CLIMATE unsurpassed far ncalthtulntss.
ALTiTrnESSQo fcet No malatla.
riy trunk lines - rAlifoads center hcre
THE eiS,h one Commented IL the coal he,dA
WITH cheap coal q fasa wlu manufacture
ia,guly
Nad " ,hc enifcrot tor Mcylcop mihyra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
Dr.. Frank Ralnoy says,

DIT, HUNK HHIUVy HHJa' !,
/ have used Hepatozone upon the OIL
GERS and pupils Of the Blind asylum, a. a
flnd IL valuable and safe remedy IN oil
cases in which there is any arrangement
of the liver, stomach and bowels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
No Cure | No PaylI

The Merchant dealing in uuinn's Pioneer
Blood Remover is hereby authorised to refund
the money II Il docs not cure the diseaAee for
which Tia recommended, and when takon 40
cordins to directions.
Cures rheumatism Mercurlal Poison,
sorofuIus Affections, GIanduIar Swell.
ings, skin Diseases. sorcs Of aii kInds,
Blood Poison. Female Complaints, Eta
II. Quinn frat manufactured and sold Me
Medicine from Perry, Ga, in an humble way
uslng an ordinary iron 20, for boiling, The
business was run under tho name Of swift 4
Quinn, Perry, Ga, with tho caution printed on
each label "Nonc genuine without the writ.
ten signature OF Il. Guinni' and the medicine
was sold ut $500 por hottie.
This 60 partnership VIVA dissolved by NJ.
q. n. Swift retiring and Mr.. r. Gainn cQnuD
uing the manufacture Of ihie ueoDFatcd 9cge.
tnOla NlOOu itGncWcf from nOulnVIn lpttpfl w
70 the present time lie las now sold his right
therein 70 the Macon Medicine uompanX
Mncon, Ga.
Essay on Blood ana skin Dlacgses mailed
FREQ. MACON biKDiCtNB COMPANY,
Macon "a.
Price per bottle small Aiao $40; larga $40,
Sl75, For sale by an iragEstsj Wholesale b.
II. W. wibit,Ms a co, fcrt Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

nair Of Raymond rink rollef-ska1es'
onlv IA. At Anderson's Gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

One hundred tons choice baled hay ioI
sale cheap, at Talbot, Wait 8 Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
MARRIAGE Guide,

AGO Pages KY, t'fI 4, 60c, isfea
ets3, t ~, t,.f Dry aplf t,s..i-f ,11pl4
sksls aisf1 lsis M. t5',' q osst t1912 rvs
AZ 49,, ~s.i, ~ re- n
it.s ,r..IIsi n ~ n niit -'., I..t TX
= ~. NJ. ss, ~, 1 &, s;.s e Nv a'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

The FINEST isasorr in tho Wor'a
Al Apderson's gun store.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-04-17
II q. CHOWEN.
Sec. and Treas

HAVING assumed con5trol of the CATARACT FLouRISG
| s1 Mill at Great Falls propose making such I'M
proyements as may be found necessary in order to
keep up the excellence of the flour OF manufae-
tura We will also erect the present season conmo-
dous warehouse for the storage of grain that We
shall be able to conveniently handle all the grain rails
ed in Northern Montana Cataract Mill COMPANY.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-04-17
A Sensible Suggestion.

Now is the time that stockmen
should be on the alert. A full force
of range riders should be kept in the
saddle IRON now until the branding
season begins. Young heifers in
dropping their first calves often need
assistance, and the presence of range
riders not only frequently saves the
calf but the mother also. The per-
centage Of loss in the spring Of the
year may be greatly lessened in this
manner One can scarcely ride half
a day on the range in any direction
without seeing an opportunity fol-
rendering assistance to some animal
in distress; either a young heifer
needs assistance with her first born,
or an unlucky calf has dropped into a
ditch OF hole where it must die if not
helped out. Cows that are very old
are also generally low in flesh at this
season, no matter what the winter has
been, and frequently need care as
we'll as the heifers. Then in few
weeks from now stock will be con-
stantly getting into the mire and will
noed to be helped out, and it will pay
better to have men in the saddle at
this season OF the year than any other.
Instead of counting the cost of these
range riders, cattle owners should
consider that in justice to their men
they should furnish them employ
ment the year round, and should
reckon their expenses on this basis.
There is no economy in just employ
in force Of cowboys at branding
time and letting the herd shift for
itself the rest of the year, as is prac-
ticed by SO many owners. Men are
needed on the range at all times Of
the year, and more especially in the
spring, and if they were employed by
the year they could earn their wages
right along. We, therefore, urge
owners if they have not good force
riding daily among their stock to lose
no time in putting men in the field.
It will be economy in the end, and in
is far better for the owner, better for
the county and for the cowboy to
give him employment every day that
he can earn his wages than to let
stock die of wanton neglect Give
the boys show, and save at least five
per cent of your herds by giving
them the necessary attention. Calu-
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