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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

''I read Ike Pryor's Communication in
The GAZETTE the other day." said a
prominent cattleman TO a GAZETTE re-
porter yesterday. "and L was struck
forcIbly by what he had to say on the
subject of Texas cattlemen holding their
cattle back until the rush from the In
dian Territory and the drouth stricken
states was over. Mr.. Pryor Is right, and
it would be well for Texans to heed his
advice. 1 have some good steers that
will be in prime condition for the market
In ten days, but / want no September
market in mine this year. From now on
until the middle of October look for big
receipts Of cattle at Chicago and Kansas
City, and think my cattle will do better
on the range than they will on the mar
ket. Ny ADVICE to Texas stockmeu is
the same as Pryor 's-'Hold back the
cattle till the rush is over. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
wants rich ground to make a heavy
yield. Be ready to plant when the first
rain falls Farm aud Ranch.
The Winter Range.

The prospects for splendid winter
range in Texas is about as good as any
one could ask. From all over the range
country reports of fine rains come and
grass is growing rapidly. 1t is evident
that nothing will transpire that will
change the outlook, and in view of the
short corn crop, this will be blessing.
Some portions of the range country has
suffered none at all from dry weather,
and the grass has been good all the sum-
mer, with an abundance of water.
Other sections have suffered, but the re-
cent down-pour of ram has given every
thing new life. The brown prairies are
now putting out their second suit, aud
Texas never had a tall season to come in
with better prospect for cattle to go
through the winter all right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Turnips for stock.

Now is the time for turnip sowing, and
no crop pays the farmer better for the
amount of labor and time than this one.
For cows and hogs there Is no better
iood, especially when cooked and mixed
with cotton seed meal or cake. For milk
cows they are most excellent and greatly
Increase the quantity of milk, and also
Tend to keep them in q healthy condi-
ton. The ruts baga is most commonly
plauted as a stock turnip. They are
sweet and juicy, yielding heavy crop,
and they keep we'll. As it taxes ruta
bagas long time to mature, they ought
TO be planted before the last of August,
but they sometimes mature planted the
hrst week in September, if the season is
favorable. The amber globe and the red
top strap-Ieaved are both good kinds for
our Southern climate. They are rapid
growers, and attain a large size. 1t
should be remembered that ths turnip
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
ROUND-UPS.
A Cattleman Talks of Crops and Beef
Stock in Missouri.
The Outlook Not so Glowing as Has Been Re-
ported-The Prospects for the Winter
Range-GoOi Stock VS.. the Scrub.

Capt. a. s. Nicholson has just re-
turned from a trip to Missouri, where
he went some time ago on cattle BUSH
ness. In conversation with a GAZETTE
reporter Yesterday he stated that the re-
ports of the effect of the drouth in that
section were greatly exaggerated.
There will be much more corn raised
in portions Of Missouri than you have
any idea of. 1 saw fields, and large
ones at that. that will average thirty
five bushels of corn per acre. 1t will
not all be contract corn, but it will be
splendid for feeding to stock. -
''WIll there be many cattle fed in
Missouri this year,"
81 believe there will beat least there
will be great many cattle ranch fed,
and If the railroad strikes do not con-
tinue too long so as to Interfere with
transportation, believe 1t will
stimulate many to feed beef
cattle who will not If the
disturbances are protracted. The stock
men In Missouri whom l talked to seem
10 be of the opinion that there will be a
good market in December for good cat
tie. III fact they are getting very good
prices for good fat cattle now, and there
is but little doubt that prices will go up
"a a &c for the cattle that are fed there
this winter. and perhaps higher.
"Are there many cattle in Missouri -
Every few; in fact, l did not see
bunch OF aged cattle while l was in the
state. All the steers l saw were twos or
under, but they were in hue fix. There
is no doubt about the feeling of oattlemen
in that state. They all look for better
prices next year.
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BREED UP.
Capt, W. s. lizard Shows the Difference Be-
tween Well Bred and Scrub Cattle
on the Market.

on the Market
Capt. W. S. lizard of Henrietta, Clay
county, in Communication to the
stOckman and Farmer, takes strong
grounds in favor of raising none but
good stock of all kinds. He says:
LAS showing the difference between
the value to the raiser of good stock as
compared to scrubs, write you about
one car of twenty-one head of half
breed Hereford three and fOur-year-old
steers, four half-b breed short-horn In
the lot. The HerefOrds were bred and
raised by Willie S. and J. B. lizard,
raised and fattened on grass, never eat
pound of grain of any kind. They were
Louis, Mo. weighed 1884 pounds per
head, and brought $3.50 per
loo pounds, in the hardest
per 100 pounds more than Indian and
Texas cattle sold for on the same market
and the same day. They were the best
car Of cattle ever shipped from Henri
eta. Taylor Bros. shipped ten cars OF
TeKus cattle to Chicago on the same day;
they were still uusold this morning.
Blood will tell; the difference in weight
AMI price per pound is evidence that the
scrub bull should go; fewer and better
cattle should be the motto of every
farmer and rauchuan in the state. 1t
costs no more 10 raise good steer or a
good hog than scrub. After you get
the bull and boar, they are half the
herd, and every breeder should get the
best Individual sires they can. This is
the best way to get good prices. Grade
up the stock of all kinds in our states
with some care and breeding we can
raise as good stock In Texas as our
Northern friends.
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Notice to Contractors.

The county com missioners' court of Archer
county in tend to let the contract at a special
term of said court, to be held after 30 and not
later than 40 days from this date, for well on
the public square in Archer City. 1t is believed
that it will be necessary to make the we'll from
1000 TO 1900 feet deep. Sealed bids will be re-
ceived by the undersigned in said town for the
next 30 days. The court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids made. For further in
formation address the writer. BY order OF the
county commissioners court, this Aug. %, 1890.
+. E. DYCUs.
County Judge of Archer county Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Bids For Artesian Well.

Sealed bids will be received up to p. M,
September 20. 1870, for an artesian well to fur
nish not less than 300, 600 gallons water daily.
Bids to be of two kinds:
!. Total cost, no water pay.
2. Price per foot of lineal depth.
Size of pipe to be specified in both cases.
A bond of $500. 90 to begin work within thirty
days from acceptance of bid, and to complete
work in reasonab lie time must accompany bid.
Right reserved to reject any and all bids
NJ. g. RAHSEY, City Secretary,
Yoakum Tex.
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Land Wanted.

Fer Drifting Park and livestock ASSN.
Sealed proposals for land suitable for Driving
Park and Fair Grounds in the vicinity of Fort
1890; land must be desirably located within
reasonable distance from the center OF the city
and must be accessible or made accessible by
both railroads and street PrOpost ions
must not be for less than l0J acres. By order of
The Committee. l.. @. Wall, Secretary.
OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS, \
AND HISTORY.
AUSTIN. TEX, Aug. 4, 1890.
To all Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Milwaukee,
v is, has in all respects fully complied with
the laws Of Texas conditions precedent to its
doing business in this state, and that said COM
pany holds certificate of authority from this
office emitting 1t 10 do business in his state for
the 5lst day OF December, 1890.
Given under my hand and SEAL at
g. office, in Austin, the day and date first
~ above written.
~ JOHN E. HoLLIEGswoRTH,
Acting Commissioner.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE co. OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Cash assets oyer...--.-. .-...--.-.s 90, OO0, OO0
Insurance in force %, GOT, uOJ
Transacting an annual business Of more than
double any other company that works only in
the United States.
The Northwestern is Just entering Northern
Texas for vigorous work. The company issues
all kinds of popular and approved policies and
pays the largest dividends TO individual policy
character and experience wanted in Northern
Texas 10 represent the Northwestern.
Address BYRON WELLS,
General Agent, Dallas.
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To Contractors.

On Wednesday, September Il, A. D. 1890, at
Comanche, Tex, sealed bids are invited for the
erection OF stone courthouse at Comanche,
Tex, acc o-ling to plans which can be seen at
the county clerks Office ct Comanche, or at the
office of LaImour & Watson, architects, Austin,
Il. 1870.
Elch bid must be accompanied with certified
check. payable TO the treasurer OF COmanchs
county, in the sum of 5000, in cas- of failure to
give bond equal to one-haR the cost OF the
buidirg and enter into contract fer its erection.
The right is reserved 10 reject auy or al bids.
Seal J. d. BONNER
Clerk County Court Comanche County, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

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business is conducted in a thoroughly
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economy aud strength, beng the only
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
Notice to Contractors.
SPECI1L NOTICES

Bids wanted, to complete the BaptisI church
Of Lampasas, Tex, which will cost about sir
thousand dollars, the stone work being nearly
completed. For plans, details and specinca-
tons, call c. n. Witcher, chairman of the
building committee, at the Globe hotel in Lam
passs, Tex. All bids to be delivered to this
chairman by O'Clock p. m. Sept. 2, 1890. Bids
to be opened and acted upon at o'cloc q. ~
Sept. 2, 1880. D. G.. PRICE,
Secretary Building Committee.
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TYPEW RITERS.

nv NJ. JONES Il co.
THE TYPEWRITER AGENTS.
OFFICE DESKS, FILING DEVICES.
LEGAL BLANK CASES.
TYPEWRITERs SOLD On EASY TERMS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS.
729 Main street. Dallas, Tex.
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STSLES.

TUT THIS OUT and paste it in your hat
" Cream horse stolen; $50 reward for horse
and thief, or will pay literally for horse or in
formation leading to his recovery. Said horse
was stolen out of my barn on the night Of
25th of July by party with very small foot,
making track resembling a woman's No. 5,
with small heel set far under foot. Horse, sig
teen hands high; dark, rich cream; fat and dap
pie on side and hip when stolen; about eight
years old; FAX name and tail; no brands; very
gentle: a little lazy; trots in harness; PAGES or
single-foots quite fast under saddle; had on
blue, double woven webb halter (faded some),
and one shoe only on hind foot when taken. w.
A. McCutchen, Wichita Falls, Tex. July Is. 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
GAZBFFB'S LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining uncalled for in the
counting room yesterday. Persons calling
Tor them will please say advertised:
Art Printer, 2. NJ. B., 2.
E., 6. K. s. c., 6.
Grocer 2. s. c., 2.
House Keeper, l. W. B., l.
Mrs. F.. 3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

Pure apple vinegar at Turner s. Din
gees. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
HELP WANTED MALE

RARBER-A good barber wanted to run my
ID shop in Santa Anna, Coleman county, Tex.
w. D. Stephenson. 3l-6
DAKER-Wanted at once good baker Steady
ID job TO the right man. G. /. Henden,
Mineola, Texas. 27-S
pOYS-Wanted, boys to make themselves
I'D useful around the building. Z. f. Chase's
new residence. Sis
pOY-Wanted boy to work in mail room and
D set type; apply at Gazette business office ut
once. 21-lO
nOY-Wanted, messenger boy, one 20 nelp
ID about general office work. between twelve
and fourteen years OF age. References required.
Apply 10 1901 East Belknap street. 20
NOOK-Wanted, a head cook At Fort Worth
!. University, with good references. Address,
W. I Graham. 29-6
~ laundry. Address j. N. Reed, Wichita
Falls, Texas. IS
M AN-Wanted, a good carriage ironer and
III jobber. Steady work. Apply Bowles &c
Holden, 4n9 Rusk street. 29-4
MEN = Wanted. on weatherford, Mineral
w Wells and Northwestern Railroad. Apply
to Laing & smoOt. Weatherford, Texas.
MECHANICS = Wanted, az once, ten good
IA stonecutters ami four bricklayers. Apply to
Childress, Tex.
& IGN WRITER-Wanted, good sign writer
- and decorator can find employment by ad-
dressing w. L. Mcdaniel, secretary Mineola
district fair association, Mineola, Tex. 2l-3
& Took TRAINER-A good trainer of horses
- can get paying situation by applying at
once to Alvord Fair Association. Alvord, Tex.
w ANTED-A man, German or Swede, famil-
w lar with gardening and the care of horses.
Good wages. Apply to w L. Malone, care Ga
zette.
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PROFESSIONAL.

I Ev1wALKER. Attorney at Law, Moptaguer
is Tex: Special attention given 70 land and
connsrGial htiGstions-
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wANTED-caTrLK.

GTEER CATTLE-Wsnted. two TO three thou
- sand head of steer cattle 10 pasture in the
Panhandle. Address J. II. Shelton, Mobeetie,
Tex
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
A UCTIONEER-I went position with re-
"a sponsible firm for the fall season. Address
A. c. Shattuck, Fort Worth. 26-2
nOOK-KEEPER-A gentleman who under
ID stands bookkeeping and is willing to work,
wants situation. Box a. Rhome. Tex.
DOOKKEEPER = Wanted, position as BOOK
ID keeper in bank or good business house. Hold
two diplomas business and literary. Two
years. experience. References all over North
Texas. Address B. D. F., Belcherville, Tex.
Z5-3l.
GIA RPENTER-Work wanted by q first-cIass
- carpenter. Address Room s. Powell Block.
T. D. Atkinson
aNIIY EDITOR-Wants situation as city editor,
= reporter or on the road. salesman or writer.
Address, Experience, l1O6 Jones st, city. &-6
CLERK-A young man of three years. expert
y ence wants position in wholesale or retail
drug house; good references. Address P o.
box 81, Rooy, Tex. Z9-6
Observation-Disclosures man wants position as
u second engineer or fireman in town or coun-
Gazette. 81-6
~ ROCER-Young man OF ex perieuce and good
VI rustler wants position in grocery store.
Address box 139, Abilene. Tex. 26-3
HOTEL CLERK - W anted, situation by
Ia young man of experience as hotel clerk.
No objection to night work Good references.
VIII be ready October l. D.. this Office. z9-6
[ 4 ARDWARE--Wa by young man, po-
IL sition IN hardware house to learn the bus
mess. Good references given. Address, box
159, Abilene, Tex. 1858.
IIHARMA CIST-Wanted, situation ty Ger
man pharmacist, registered by examination.
Best of references. Address P, this Office. 29-6
DENMAN-Wanted, a position by young
good penman. Address T. S. j., PA West
Weatherford street. 27-3.
DENMAN-An elderly gentleman, good pen
L man, and will make himself useful, desires
PmnlOyment. Address J.. F. s
Fifteenth street. 26-S
GOLICIToR-situation wanted by young
- man as city solicitor for grocery store. AD-
ply at once to Y. l., care of Gazette. 29-6
q ALESMAN-Situation by an experienced
y merchant and salesman qualified to sell dry
goods, clothing, groceries and general mer-
chandise. References given and exchanged.
Address R., care Box lis. Plano, Tex 29-6
CALEsMAN-Wanteda position as salesman
- or bookkeeper by competent man of ex-
perience and moral habits. ]. L., Box 2I2 Bel
ton. Tex. PCS
TIEACHER-Graduate OF the University of
Highly recommended. Address, NJ. W. Eyer
ton, A. B., Hendersonville, n. c. 5l.6
w ATCHMAN-Wanted, a situation as watch
w man similar kind of work in a Wholesale
house. Address F. G.. r., care Gazette office.
1872
NTANTED-A good all-round printer sober
w ard industrious, wants position on coun-
try newspaper. Reasonable salary. Best refer
ences furnished. Address. Thin Space, care
Gazette. Fort Worth. 29-5
sTeLEN.
NUT THIS OUT and paste it in your hat.
" Cream horse stolen; $50 reward for horse
and thief, or will pay literally for horse or in
formation leading to his recovery. Said horse
was stolen out OF my barn on the night OF
25th of July by party with very small foot,
making track resembling a woman's No. 5,
with small heel set far under foot. Horse, sig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
BUSINESS CRANChs.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
BOARDING HOUSE outfit for sale and house
Id for rent. Apply to 500 Rusk street.
GIOR RENT-My farm and dairy six miles west
L OF Taylor, Tex. Apply to Mrs. E. z. An
derson, Georgetown, Tex.
n EWSPAPER-A newspaper or stock in one
~ wanted. A. D. Lipscomb, Crockett, Tex.
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oOnOWill take it. Best bargain in town.
DOOU Lot 50rl3S, small house, South Side.
William Greer, BOIL, Main street, up stars
q 40 : Will now catch it. Nice new house
~ z DOT two rooms. lot I6x100. William
Greer. 3O4I9, Main street, up stairs
NOR SALE One of best sections of land in
Il Wichita county. intersected by railroad.
Three miles from station. Price, Sl2 per acre.
Address, ]. r. H, care Gazette.
HOUSES AND LOT Three houses and lot
II lOOx2OO feet for sale. Corner graded street
and in gooS neighborhood. One house two-story,
eight rooms, plastered, all outhouses; TWO i've
room cottages. Price reasonable. Address l.
B.. care Gazette.
7 OTIS! LOTS, LOTS!-Unimproved i'm
- proved, on instaIlment plan. Eastern part
of city; only ten minutes walk from courthouse:
Cheapest property in the city. Call at once and
get nick OF lots. No. 81 Main street. E. W.
Provine & Co., real estate agents.
ONE nice, new, peat three-room house for
~ sale cheap. Address Lock Ror 433, or in
quire at corner of East Seventeenth and Pecan
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

FOR KENT-DWELLINGs.
TOR RENT-A new cottage just finished
T East Beiknap extended Apply to E. W.
Provine. 81 Main street.
NOR RENT-Nice new house, five rooms and
/ hall. Adams street near street cars. APP
ply to J. G. Reilly & Son, 500 Main street.
NOR RENT-Dwelling house on West Second
/ street. Seven rooms, and servants house,
pantry and bathroom, shade trees, orchard,
large grounds, underground cistern of pure rain
water, stable, barn, carriage house, large lot
for horse and COW with good we'll of water Tor
stock. House furnished or not. Eight min
utes walk from Main street. Byron G. johnson,
corner Third and Main.
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wANTED-DwEILINGs.

W. ANTED-A furnished house, near bushes
u part OF town, suitable to accommodate
roomors and boarders. Apply to Mrs. R., No.
80 Lamar street.
VA" ANTED-A house of 5 or rooms. II suit
~ able will be permanently rented. Address,
giving location, I'M, 3" care Gazette.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR REMIT Three hundred acres good pillow
Z land with houses, three miles northeast OF
Fort Worth and one-half mile north of Hodge
station. Sam Harlan.
DIANO FOR RENT-A new upright piano for
I rent. Address Piano, care Gazette. 2S-R
r. ANTRD-Ten good outfits to do grade
w work. Apply to Kicker, Lee & Co., Gal
weston, sos Main street, Dallas.
wv ANTED-By Q lady without family, to rent
w q house where she can board the gentle
man and his wife, or small family, for the
rent of the house Would prefer a house suita-
BILE for private boarding. Best of references
given. Address Lock Box 1923, Fort Worth, Tex.
A FTER September / my Art Studio will be
"A opened on Houston street, No. SIS, on sec
osd floor eff the Peak building, adjoining Profess
Halls music rooms. 1 hope to be well
pat onized. Pupils desired and orders taken.
My course will comprise Painting, Portraits,
Landscapes, Flowers and Fruit, Pastel and
Crayon. Do not forget to call and examine my
work. Also lessons given in my room on South
Side. Miss Ellison. l3l Broadway.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
n IRL-Wanted, q white iyoung girl for light
u house work; Alb East Fourth street. 3l-6
m OUSEKEEPER Wanted, housekeeper by
Ii gentleman ten miles out of city. Prefer
widow lady; would not object to one or two
children must not be over thirty-fve years old
and good cook; only three persons in family,
two boys; good place and permanent home for
the right woman. Address, NJ. B., this office.
21-3
u OUsEWoMAN-Wanted. q housewoman.
a None but good one need apply. Mrs.
Russell, SOB East Weatherford street. 26-3
HOUSEKEEPER - Widower wants house
II keeper and cook. Address ". J. NJ care
Gazette. 28-5
7 ADIES-Wauted-Ladie to solicit in their
i n own towns and counties commissions,
Light business. Recommendations required.
Address NJ. L. W. care Gazette. If
DRINTER-Wanted, a competent lady printer.
I Wages, SIS per month: good board, $3.50
per month. Address Mills County journal.
Muliin, Tex. 2s-5
WT SES-Wanted, at once, for a hrst-
w class restaurant, three respectable girls as
mattresses. Address, x Y. T., Gazette office.
26-2.
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~ ROCER-Young man OF experience and good
VI rustler wants position in grocery store.
Address box l39. Abilene. Tex. 26-S.
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FoK RENr-sroREReoMs.

gfOR RENT-Brick store 55xs0 feet, west aide
i public square. Apply, W. a. Dsrtsx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31

D'NGINEER-Married man wants position
IL second engineer or fireman in town or coun-
try. Six years experience. E. w. E., care
Gazette. 31-6
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w ANTED-A good all-round printer. sober
w ard industrious, wants position on coun-
try newspaper. Reasonable salary. Best refer
ences furnished. Address, Thin Space, care
Gazette. Fort Worth. 29-5
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