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The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13

. r. this the best 7 = is a question often
asked, When medicine Is wanted. The follow.
ing are q few of the medicines-of known relfav
bilitg, sold by i L~asalle. Of this place. He
has many other excellent medicines, but these
are worthy Of especial mention
Gllamherlain's Cough Remedy, f%aulensforit its
eates OF severe colds. and as d preventive for
group. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Chalnbeflain's Pain Balm, a general family
=linitnent and especially valuable for rireuma-
tisln. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea
Remedy, tie most reliable known medicine
for bowel complaints. IT is especially priced
by persons subject TO collie. It has cured
many cases of chronic diarflloea. Price % and
50 cents per b0ttie.
st. Patriek;s Pills, for disorders of the liver
and bowels. A vigorous but gentle physie
that cleans and r~eneyates the whole system.
Price 81 cents per hox.
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. For
letter, saIt-rileun1, seald.head. eczema, and
chronic sore eyes. Price. 25 cents per box.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13

Une femme du mem de Pear
cey Went d'9tre 3ondamn6e a
mort d Londres pollr lie meurtre
dune autre femmey Nine. Ho-
gan, ct de renfant de celle-ci en-
octobre dernier. La jalousie a
etc lie mobile du crime.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13


On fait beaucoup de bruit an
sujet de guerison etonnantes de
Ia phtisie obtenues par IN mede-
Elm d'Estissac (France), MI. Ma
thieu. Par IN tout autre pro-
c6d6 que lie savant allemand
Koch (qu'on dit d la yeille de
publier une m6thode infaillible),
M. Matthew aurait fat des cures
nombreuses ct indiscutables.
On correspondent dn Petit
Journal, de Paris, a Intervene
60 praticien. ;
1J'ai fni, non sans peine,-
ecritzL,-par d6couvrir NJ. Ma
thien, IN homme de cinquante-
cinq ans, d'allures tres modestes
Ell tres affables.
lie docteur1 Koch, a-t-ll re-
pondu tout de suite q mes ques-
tons, combat lie microbe, d CO
que ron dit, par une methode
ae vaccination. Je crois que
caest une erreur, ct jagis tout
Fundamentally comment r.
Voici. Jusqn'ici, on s'est borne,
4 pen pres, u utiliser, pour le
tfaitement des maladies, les YER
tus chim6qaes des substances me-
dlcinales, plantes on autres.
Moi, je me sers DIES prophecies
Nhyssques des plantes. J'en
sole, an nloyem dun proceeds
special, ule sorte de fuide cleo
tFique qui, PEASANT dams l'organ-
lsnle human, va sattaquer an
harment, d la ptomaine, au Ii
guide, enfin, dams lequel vit le
0acllle. En- I'm mot, je modifie
~ milieu dams lequel 6volue le
bacille, j tel point quill ne peut
plus Sc reproduire ct meurt.
VOLTA tout mon secret on du
moins tout ce que je puts en- re-
F6Ier.o
Interviewer dit ayoir d'a-
Dord cru quill voyait IN charla-
tan. Mais les examples de que
Eisons qn'on lui d montres FONT
aaIt changer davis.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13
NOTICE..

5TNfE public is hereby warned not to nego-
n tiate or trade Tor four certain mortgage
notes executed by me to the order of Mfssand
Miss Easement for a certain tract of 338 acres
of land in Acadia parish, and being sec. 3d. /.
9 south range 3 east, as the title has been as
eertained to be defective and incomplete, and
in consequence thereof payment Of sad notes
has been stepped. ID. II. MIGUEA,
Nov. 8, 1890. I'm Rayne, La,
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13

La eour supreme a declare,
par une opinion donn6e lundi,
que les commissaires de lev6es
pour lie cinquieme district ne
pouVaient 8tre deplaces par les
nouveaux commissaires NOMINEES
par le gouyerneur Nichols.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13

LIE steamboat z. p. LeGthers,
descendant lie feuVe jeudi der
nier ayec IN enlargement de CO.
ton, a pris fen pres de. Fort
Adams, Miss, ct a brittle jusqu'a
la ligne de fottaison. III a etc
dirig6 sur Ia rive on plusieurs
des personne a bord ont pu sc
sauyer, mails dix-huit i%nfortunes
ont trouv6 la mort dams les fam
mes.
: On nous predit IN hiver ex-
cessiyement rigoureux. II est
certain que deja il Sc fait cruel
lement sentir dams le Russie ORR
entale Oh, a Oraberg, lie mercure
est soudainement tombe, ces
iours derniers, a 80 degrees au-
dessous de zero. Quatre cara
Vanes de chevaux, moutons ct
chameaux trayersaient les step
pes, conduites par trente Kir-
ghiz, ct betes ct hommes ont
peri de froid.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13

Dimanche matin, une femme
de couleur voulut faire boire
dams le bayou Rouge, paroisse
st. Landry, lie cheval attel6 au
buggy dams lequel ellie Sc trou-
wait avec SEES trois enfants ; Pa
nimal s'est jet6 dams lie bayou ct
Ia femme ct ses trois enfants Sc
sont noyes.
Oliver Jones, fermier en- bon
mes circumstances, reparait lie
cadre d lint6rieur de son puts,
dams la paroisse Riviere Rouge,
la semaine derniere, quand la
terre s'est 6boul6e sur lui ct Pa
recouvert de huit pieds; deux
heures apres son eadayre etait
ramen6 a la surface.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-12-13
Good Service Prompt Returns
COLUMBIA RICE MILL,
New York.

FENHE undersigned beg to call the attention
l. OF planters and factors to the above mill,
which is among the largest in the United
States. 1t is thoroughly equipped with the
latest and best machinery for the milling of
rice and secures out-turns equaled by few and
excelled by none. - y
Sales guaranteed accounts rendered and
remittance made Immediately ON disposition
of goods.
Ii desired, will remit nominal value Of goods
Immediately on receipt, charging for such ad-
vance interest at rate of 6 oTo per annum
Relatively higher prices are obtained on rice
at the North.
Fol! same as regular in New Orleans
likewise selling charges.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

Rcr loo russa excesiens accommocastozs and
al ths feasuYse that ccnsstfass Q saccessfsl and
en,oyanae UP - sas East. take the Northern fn-
eiSr ThroaxA ve<uhaie txeans % 81 fapl
MIN nrarosis, bulnsA and chicaso ccnsassxng OF
tfninR dravfusvpom ana sseeyanx cArk New
toarset eaesperx under TIE dtrces,ar Al The fuli-
nam falocs Caf Company are attached - dasly
thrUurA rama Ne eetsax service ~ - soan4
A cA{sAase e1sy stskst a1onk - Sceca0 skreek
Rcssca hsocks & Ioskins depot tackss asSnk -
asx1A
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A krp eioyg Exrgnr,

Va Aavc Q grand hid glove department We
A. 49, oxeru Dog The celebrated Y. Cestems ri
q Co hid glcveA We Also cary . full Tine Of
Fcxsrs's hock g.cves and vartcnx ether maaes
Ar sloves asfod to the hand 81 the ecansex BY .
,, Censsnsrs Co. New Ycsk Hid glove expert
Chester GSonxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical
DISPENSARY,
Assias nssk. csau.s.. s.,.s.. sssvs~n,r,
Conducted ny
ORS MERRILL AND MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
u cAssaiA NsEvoss ska and HEAD ot,...~
70 vNe LADIES.
=. We uve moss careful ana eons,derste Alta.
~ 49, = oaeases Of women and children Won
49,. 70 :, Any obscure. dilacsIs iuseriag
e,re you lemsmher the celebrated speclaIiss
ssan you when others fail Tho spscislists re
ea s q nsae;l ana :a,
g. sxpe,ienes in the hospitals q Brooklyn s saS
ioI formerly special professor u
one OF the most Successful ana bet nor va
eoiosicai specialists In this country
. Young and aoIddls-Agod Men.
Deoiity, epermatorrhna senina,
To- acsseA fnysical Decay. arising nom indis =.
pi G ss os eSn slssplesnss Dependency
discouraged. lack Of couadsncs am ma 49, y.
sssy or osnnees and dnds life { burdsn.
Icy. permanently and speedily cured
1880 AMI SNts D asea.
ccmpleeeiy efadicated - tsssi0
vesrs oihsn have iaii1 p~ esfsa
pasn frs1 s,m rr.nsu aaa slsAdss es.p,aasA
bloody srne high eoiorsd 3 VIII ~ilav AZ e
Si sns O ,., ma.ndinE weak bach. eonnsrh0A
sr,.. e , promptly and afsy cured
q ucc-s. .s
..uu M remedies scs quickly ana ears pe,rs
n. 90 not claim % know .v.,u,,. ;.
ton . msdiciaeos diseases o. . = a. q re- s.s
es.sy 60. ous we do claim that lar,~ 49,
"a =, increasing practice with unpsrsIsiisS
tore - III A''sAn ~ Are The osst proof Of as.
Eap:,isncs !. worth sysrysAsns Knov,e,,.
and successfuiy treating shounnd ~ ra .nses
q svey ege sex. proiession aad oceuns kcr ~
a'ssss v ~ esery ere.en,she lora ana stsss st
sseeriag With Ike ma aiiss sSst = ~ ~ saose
csaea ~ ressonng health - 9 ARE ma;o,sev =
sssss ~ even ais:e other akisd ana sass
pent change for the he.tsr say psr1e
We are pArronisod ~ = efnan ~ ,.rss
q n ,sr TOO saSscoss . be ir posed upon 81
ixnefsnk 9esck, and they arp too innsne.I
an 70 = ir;shisnsd away hon paysscasns ~
Psrsonsea Ceiling u our once can hsv. II. ..s,,.
.sauoe q Tree ecnsuisauon. With shs sseus.
ess .nss Aey may depend spon receiving cao-
III opansonA honosanie. square DEALING rcssoo.
sers,ss.. - Ana No snccuragemsns witnoUS
psospecs o. improvement or cUYA
Oef practice Il founded snon sAerseu,n AZ N
%sss,ss eoda without rssszsnes y seaoois &
Yon vfn ncs - srRsd o. psrssaasa - taks
ueasmeoS ana no one Win b troasod uaioss
Uess y sttong probability OF . cure o. perme
nens eeneAt AAks intsrrcgssiens ana dsaiis
Once hosrs Fons . N -, - sas
cayA - III o. N oaly
n Per ons snahis - y4sts - nay -
ereased g theis honsa ~ eoRrsepcadsneA
nedtsinss and fasfrscnoae ssub ~ aeu - -
pgsa Consultation froA
Alvsys ssnd STAMP vha sspiy 10 sxpson
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For lease.

Corner Commercial aaa yselsea s.rosh, con
III; 500 pef mouth for sfseea yeAa
Two ioss eaxi2 - "A. cszsa: Vest aai uni.
vsrsay . rsssa, tas ave o. "a years
Hoasss far Rsot 10 al parts 81 the city
We have large list Of some Of the
best property in the city. which we
shall be pleased TO show to any one
calling af our ONCE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

Best lots In Ballard from 500 10 5000 each.
oaeo PER ACkE--7a acres sood land auth
offs ate; - acres eies-es
and improved; long wat Z
front and near railroad
o91S Pen AOR8-so acres improved hctton
land. near Kent on rail-
reai. suitable for small
farma, bop ~ s.ns or vese.
table gardening Land
will Be sold la quantities
q one acre upwsrda
o2O rER ACRE-5so screS Oh lire OF raii-
read. two niles frog ivtr
one q le trvFz ssalsoa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT GO.
RAlD Up CAPITAL OS Ss0Oo0
o1o0. ooo-rour lesa. 2so net on Jackson street.
oes.ooo-Two lots l2oxi2oI conner south Sec
end and Jackson strees& An cxcel-
lent location for erecting blildiny
10 - used - warehouse o. heavy
Wholesale business. n being one
block from the Northern Pacinc
railroad freight depot and two
blocks from the o. X. 4 y. Co.'S
dock.
o9o.oo0-e lots on Lake Union. soxi2e, end
Of electric car line. having several
hundred feet of water front and val
uahle improvements
S3soo0-eOxis0. northwest corner Front and
Bell streets. Terms. one-haif cash;
balance eve years at per cent
o1o.oOO-Twe corner iots. t29 feet square, on
Onion street
I'll, 00o-elo. $50 9 sh; balance years al per
cent: wal buy four good Groom
houses nhisn yield an income OF 10
per cent per snnum on 3 1000.
%. Ooo--Fiue Ia. on y sout street 6oxi2a
OhV.OOO-IWo io$S i~uAl&s corner on MAIL
son street
oio, ooe-Sscrcs In West Seattle ssrart No. Is, /,
only few hundred feet FROM wes,
seattle Lad and Improvement Co q
second plat al cleared. ane view
%. ooo-Los 6oxis o. seventh street. between
stewart and oisve, upon which II
erected sstory huiidi e now rented
and paying Is per cent on invest-
ment
o5.ooo-Two lots. eoxieo on seventh street. be-
tween jackson "a Main.
o5.B0o-on- lot and part Of another on Main
street. corner
os.5oo-ii lots "a block 81. Gilman Park adj.
ballard
o. Five acres In Wet Seattle. tract No
CO.
$500, Four houses on wilfred street one
TO block from cable; nine rooms and
o, OOO1 hath.
os,00o-Sew hoasa. rooms and hath, on
Lake avenue: 500 cash: balance, SO
per month
81 .eOo-Two of the finest lots In Union asii-
ton. 30 sitaaset that the view can
never BE- cus OF.
Cheaper lots In all paris ef the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
THE STRIP VACANT.
The Presidents Order Carried Gut to the
Letter-Pres!dent Hewins Interviewed
Special to the Gazette

The Presidents Orier Carried Out to the
Letter-Pres!dent Hewins interviewed.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 29.-Hon.
+. NJ. Hewins, president of the Chero-
kee Strip livestock association, was the
center of group of bronzed cattlemen
at the rotunda of the Midland hotel this
evening. He was asked by correspond
ent of THE GAZETTE whether the order
of President Harrison, regarding the
removal of cattle from the Strip, had
been obeyed, ana in reply said: ''When
the sun went down this evening there
was not head of cattle belonging to the
association, or any member of It, on the
whole vast range lying between Kansas
and the Inuian and Oklahoma territories.
The order issued by the president has
been carried out to the letter, and we
have no interest in anything remaining
in the Strip now except some prospective
litigation. All the houses, fences and
other permanent improvements were to
have gone to the Cherokees as soon as we
went from the land, but we had no more
than got our cattle away from ranch
when band of men from Oklahoma
would sway down and carry off every
thing portable and take ii TO the terri
tory, leaving the ground perfectly bare.
When the sun rises to- morrow there will
be no sign of human occupancy left on
the Strip. We have taken advantage of
the extension of time granted by the
president and have marketed our cattle
to good prices, and are now preparing to
close up our business. We hope to make
the government pay us damages for what
we have lost, but that is n matter for the
future to determine. All | can say is
that the order has been fully obeyed,
and if there are any cattle on the Strip
now they do not belong to anyone con-
nected with the Cherokee Strip livestock
association. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30

Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, the million
aire manufacturer, LAWYER, soldier and
statesman, comedies with Mr.. Flowers
high estimate of real estate as an invest
ment, as Will be seen below:
LOWELL. MASS. March 30, 1880.
DEAR SIR-All the improved real estate
in Boston, as rule, has paid its interest
and taxes and Quadrupled in value dur
Ing the past fifty years, while dur
ing the same period 80 per cent.
Of all the merchants and traders in
the city have fniled, and 80 per cent. of
all the business corporations have either
done likewise or gone out of business, so
That their stock has been wiped ont. In
view of these facts think II may be IN
nesitatingly asserted that nothing else is
so safe an Investment for small savings
IA improved real estate. Nothing is
likely TO grow III value faster.
You had therefore better buy a piece
OF improved real estate, however small i,
that is paying rent. Pay in cash what
little money you have and give your
notes, secured by a mortgage on tie
balance in small sums falling DUE at
short intervals. and then .Ase all
your extra income from the rent
of your property in pay4ng them
off. You never jgcHt any risk
in dIscounting your owHpBtes. and when
your friends lind te9sth are placing your
money where II isss$crfectly secure, they
will glad sgsHsssst you if those notes
should copssaiie little too rapidly.
Thus isssfff6rt time, aud almost before
you sHn@ II. you will have a considera-
Elssiiffd safe Investment.
III you had rich father who would
Sfuruish the cash TO start you in business,
you woulj probably do better in the long
run if you invested il in the way l have
pointed out rather than to risk il in
trade, meanwhile earning your living by
working for u salary.
g. For young man just starting out in
TIA, whose ambition 1t is to become rich,
H&Sld say never do mean thing for
modS3&s Yours truly,
~ BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
The grSskBarnum writes:
April :. lSsO.
DEAR SIR-TheVesest plan and the one
mos; sure of succaSfor the young man
starting in life is to sS3ect the vocation
which is most congenisl TO his tastes.
He should then be careful to
keep himself in good health,
for tina: is the foundation Of sue
cess in life-tne substratum of for
tune. Shun rum and tobacco. You
must have clear brain to make money.
You cannot carry on business success
fully if your brain is muddled and your
judgment warped by intoxicating drink.
Keep out of debt. Debt drsgs man
down more than anything else. 1t de-
stroys his self-respect and makes him
almost despicebe 10 his own eyes.
Put what money you have and all you
may save in the future az interest where
il will be well secured. Real estate is
the most safe of all investments. Money
at interest, with good security, will
work more faithfully than anything else
in the world 1t never stops, day or
night, no matter il the weather be wet
or dry.
Engage in one kind OF business only,
and stick to it faithfully until you sue
coed, or until your experience shows
you that you should abandon it. What
ever you engage in make it your con-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30

been declared unconstitutional. The
law provides that bogus butter shall not
be sold in the state.
7. 7. ID. Andrews left yesterday for
Panhandle City in company with Messrs.
NledrinRhaus and Jacobs of the Home
Land and Cattle company.
The Chicago horse show clio ed, accord
Ing to the Drovers Journal, in blaze Of
glory. The expenses were only $4,000
greater than the receipts.
The commissioner Of internal revenue
has made his report for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1890. The gain in re-
ceip;s was Sl2 200 900 compared to those
last year.
ID. P. Atwood was in Fort Worth yes
terdy en- route 10 Colorado City from
Chicago, where he sold several cars of
cattle. MIR. Atwood says money Is very
tight in Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
Giles Progress.

Special to the Gazette.
GILES, TEX. Nov. 29.-The Rocking
chair ranch shipped four Ffains of cattle
from Gilss this week. a@ will be back
again aboak DecembsJ 12 with two or
Il is reports >shathe Fort Worth and
Denver City fdAy will build a new
depot here soon lis needed badly.
schoolhou kif}4 built here before
spring. This Fill be41y beneficial to
the town and BUR neighbdls eitizens who
have famili9E
ProspectSnow for the future show
three more business houses to be erected
in the next ninety days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
A Market Report.

livestock market report, taken
daily from the Fort Worth Union stock
yards, will he feature of THE GAZETTE
hereafter. Following are the quota
tions yesterday:
Marke, a shade lower; good, smooth
corn fed hogs from 10 up, sold at S. So
TO So IS; light hogs, from $50 to 10,
sold ut So % to So. 80. Piggy sows
cooked forty pounds; stays, eighty
pounds. No market for pigs.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
'.ant aim to be and to have the very

slant MIN to be and to have the very
best IN your line. When sure you are in
the right path persevere. <14
To make money dishonesty is the
hardest thing " life .sTBsrefore pre-
serve your integrity remember that
the road to wealth IN expendins less
than we earn. ~ ss1sp. 7. BARNUM.
There Is csssssnly Aaed advice, and
there are haEdreds in F'5tk Worth who
can folloM4E.
Jamss Ryan has n numb8asof cosy
houses built on frst-class lots in tHR, city
whsrn he will sell on snail
payments, monthly and otherwise. He
will give all chance TO get home or
make profitable investment. 1t will
pay you TO write or call on him at his
office on Sixth street in Com N ercial club
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
LIVESTOCK MATTERS.
Fort Worth Better Stock Market
Than Many Think.
a Few Figures which Show that rrices Pre-.
vailed PigheT on This Market than in
Wichita or Kansas City Notes.

The Fort Worth packing house has
now been in operation for several days
long enough 10 give some idea of what
the company expects to pay for hogs and
TO indicate the benefits that will follow
such an institution in Texas. But very
few farmers have yet grasped the mag
nitude of this enterprise, ana it will re-
quire some time to get the people to
state is livestock market not surpassed
IN the West.
This may sound like a pretty bold as
sert ion, but by the comparison Of q few
figures, compiled by q reporter for TAi
GAZETTE, il will be shown to be tr6.
The bulk of sales OF hogs at the kGns8s
City stockvards on November %, was
So. 45 to 1918, aud ut the Union stock
yards in Wichita. Kan. 1.-THE bulk of sales
was So So, while in the Fort Worth
stockyards hogs were selling from IS. 81
to So. 20. II
These figures were taken from the livt-
stock journals published in the above
towns, and were the latest reliable
quotations at hand when the compila-
ton was made. They show that the
Fort Worth packing company is paying
more for hogs than Dold or WHITAKER is
paying in Wichita, and the top figures in
the Kansas City market are almost
equaled by those here. They show also +,
that the Texas hog-ralser can not afford
TO ignore this market. The only trouble
is that not n sufficient number of farm
ers h We learned the wealth that is IN
at re for them by giving the hog industry
a little more attention. But as soon as
this lesson is learned, the hogs will be
forthcoming, and then other packing
houses will be built.
Within a few days the packing COM
pauy will be slaughterIng cattle, and
several hundred daily will be killed. The
broad domain of Texas furnishes an
ample market for all the fresh and cured
meats the present packing house can
produce, and the prospects are that
within short time all the surrounding
cities Will De supplied with fresh meats
from this plant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


iii persons seeking employment ~ a.sir-
frr FER or any character are invited to use
hn coft'n'n free OF charge. saca 0dserstss-
merits rot 10 ereeed three lines
Notices o. articles lost and rouat n fhss
column, rot eTcseciia2 three lines ,rsG also be
inserted free.
ii is The desire OF The Gdzetts to fGcilIrte
The search OF persons for employment and
IL recorery OF cost property, aEE al ar
cordially inritsG TO use s.ls column T0r such
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
epTCIAL NOTICES.

Parties aRs,cering advertisements belol7
must address the Advertiser and not the
Gazette, as this paper hos nothing to do ieith
the advertisement further than to print il.
lie Gazette cannot undertake to tortcdrd
replies unleSs prepaid and addressed en-
retopes accompany Advertisements.
No 'persopdi'' notices printed unless
accompanied By nome Of the Advertiser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30

KANSAS CITY, Mo Nov. 29.-Hon. F.
III. Hewins of Cedar Vale, Kan. , is at tn
Midland. He reports that cattle are
practically all off the Cherokee Strip,
and that when the sun sets Tomorrow
night the closest inspection will fail TO
show a single instance where President
Harrison's order has been disobryed.
The association members used tine added
time in marketing their cattle.