From one end of Texas to the other
comes the same song—a sweet one, by
the way— “that young calves were
never so numerous and the ranges
never better.”
Nothing pleases us better than to see
the smiling and genial faces in our
town of the cowboys, always respect
ful and quiet, with a heart as large as
all outdoors, still always merry and full
of fun.
There is at present a great and in
creasing demand for good unfenced
ranches with living water, and it Is
useless to say that the time for obtain
ing such locations at figures that may
be called cheap has passed.
The cowboy strike in the Panhandle
has been a failure. Those of the strik
ers who could obtain employment have
gone to work and others have left the
country. We understand that a num
ber of the most prominent andjviolent
ones have been refused work on the
range and have been forced to abandon
the country to secure employment.
Special Notice.
The undersigned having disposed of
their grocery business, it becomes
necessary to settle up the same. Those
indebted will please call at the former
office and settle their accounts, and
those having claims will present them
to Whipple & Hay.
Fine Laundry Work.
Gentlemen can have their collars,
cuffs and shirts relaundried as nicely as
ntfw ones by leaving them at Cowhick
«t Whitcomb’s store, with Trucky &
Rice, agents for the celebrated Troy
laundry.
FOUND.
A good place to board at the Chey
enne house, 292 Thornes street.
Howard Halverson, Prop.
WALL PAPER *
At Tuttle’s, 318 Hill street.
Texas Cow Ponies for Sale.
