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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14

The first American locomotive that
was built for actual service was the
Best Friend. of Charleston, which was
built at the West Point foundry, in
New York city, for the Charleston &
Hamburg railroad. and was success
fully put in use on that road IN Deem
Der. 1880.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14
nrnnkenre.- in AmerIcn.

Arrests for drunkenness in 120 cities
of the United States are said to ag-
gregatc $4,000 during the last fiscal
year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14
Mahogany's Tensile Strength.

In tensile strength mahogany is
next to Lakewood, sustaining $1,000
pounds per square inch.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14
New York. Nov. /


Chicago. Nov. II.
HOGS Market moderately active ara
feeling easy Prices, 2l215c lower Sales
ranged az Si25N5i0 for pigs. $500 IS for
light; s. i0NJ60 for rough packing $4,000
595 for mixed, and &.65N5g1M for heavy
packing and shipping lots. Bulk Of sales.
S. 55G5.S0
CATTLE MARKET rather slow Best
grades steady, other lots 5Ifi0c lower.
Quotations ranged at So l54GS5 for choice
to extra steers; $5.55lfji0 for good - choice
do. $l.55U5 60 for fair 10 good do. 81. l5m4 80
for common TO medium do. 49, g0fyf5e for
butchers steers, &G90651 for fed western
steers $2.l01430 for stockers and feeders.
$.25Gi46o for COWS; 81. sat rs for heiftrs:
$2.5Ga 80 for bulls and oxen; 81 00G5 g for
stays; 81, 2004 % for Texas steers: 3d. I5a5 10
for grass western steers, and St50qf6 40 Tor
veal calves.
SHEEP Market was rather SLOW Feel
ing weak. Prices jfrl0c lower Quotations
ranged al $2500&g0 for westerns S2gnt 10
for natives, $}090t15 for western lambs,
and s2.75ais9 for native lambs
South Omaha. Neb. Nov H.
CATTLE Market active ard strong Ma
tive beef steers, $i5ga650; western steers,
}3.15qt5.25. Texas steers, &3sa0+t5; COWS
and heifers SZ.5Nt425, Gamers ST. O0a459:
st0ckers and feeders $275uiSJ. calves,
s3.0)a568; bulls, gs etc. 81. 750415
HOGS Market shade 20 Sc lower closed
strong. Heavy &.70d5.gO; mixed S57Da
5.T5 light. $5.Go05l5; pigs. sl5gu550 bulk
Of sales, $5.IgaJ7J
SHEEP Market stea 1y to strong Fed
muttOns $350UI00; westerns. $s.28a&GO;
ewes, s. "; commend ard stockers.
S2.5gu&4O, lambs, y3.s90479
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14
CHARLES T. YERKEs.

(Chicago Capitalist Who Is Revolution
izing English Traction Methodist
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
imerykahska reIigijnoac

Sp6leczehstwo amerykah-
skie ma poz6r bardzo jest re-
lig,jne. o czem Swiadczy
NJ dzwyczaj wiele koSciol6w
pa. miastach i skrupulatne
$wiecenie niedzieli. Glucha
martnota upada W Niedziele
ma osady miejskie i wiejskie.
handle So pozamykane. "
teatrach ME graja. ME odby.
waja sic zabawy taneczne
miejsca publiczne So puste,
s(owem powaga tn i uroczy-
stoSt wieksza, niz wszedzie
ma Swiecie.
Wszelako wejrzawszy W to
bllzej. widzimy W tenn raczej
wp}yw zwyczaju, ME wdaja-
cego sic W zadne rozumowa-
MIA, niz zywotnej, goracei.
Swiadomej siebie WARY. Sp6-
leczenstwo tutejsze zanadto
jest materyalizmem prze)ete;
mad rzeczami ME majaccmi
zwiazku z rzeczywisto$cia, ]
zar6bkiem, z czems co sig
ME da pojat prostym rozu.-
mem. posp6lstwo tn ME Jamie
sobie g}owy. Zaden nar6d
ma Swiecie ME Jest mnie1
zdolny do wszelkich rozmy-
SLAM 6lozo6cznych 0 poczatku
swiata, Q 'stnieniu Boga, Q
niesmiertelnosci duszy tym
podobnych. iak Amery..
kanie. Tu kaldy wiecej lyle
zyciem czyn6w, nil my$h.
Pr1ychodzi Niedziela. A,
@merykanin vice idzie do
IkoScioia. bo tax chce zwy-
'czaj. czyta pobotns ksia4ke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

rome zmiany. a mianowicie:
Probostwo opr6znione przez
ks. Dyon'zego Czecha. obJ3]
ks. J. Jaruszew'cz z Washiag-.
ton, Mo. By}y organista p.
M. BugIewicz. kt6ry cd POI.
czatku istnienia para6i t. j..
przez przecia9 dw6ch lat,
jei wiernie i prawie bezplat~
ME s}uzyl; zostal, z rozkazu
nowego proboszcza bez zad-
nego zawiadom:enia wylu-z
szczenia powod6w. usuniety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

lbo tax chce zwyczaj, siedzi
jw domu. bo wszyscy siedza
W domach, zdaje sic jednak.
te W. calej tel religIjnosci
Ewiecej jest mcchanicznego
|przyzwyczajenia. niz praw~
dziwego uczucia.
| z drugiej strony mn6stwo
sekt i wsp6}zawodnictwo
miedzy niemi, walka z po-
|teznym katoljcyzmem. zabar~
via cokolwiek owa dziwna
religiinoSc polityka. Wy
znawcy danej sekty staraja
sic ia podtrzymae i rozszerzyc,
musza wiec dawae z siebie
przyk|ad. Stronnictwo zaw-
| sze frzywiazuje do s;ebie, a
wskutek P6platania interes6w
og6loych osobistemi. rodzi
stronnik5w. kt6rzy tylu juz
weelami So niemi spojeni,
ze odlaczyt sic ami chca, ami
moga, chotby dla g}ownei
|zasady byli chlodni.
Jednakze wog6le i owa
pozorna religijnose uwydatnia
|sie g}ownie miedzy Amery~
kaninami dojrzalymi. Mode
|pokolenie amerykahskie. tax
!zwane You A erica.
lekcewazy sobie wszelkie
praktyki relig'jne. Jezeli
tylko wyzwolonymi sic czuja
pod opieki rodzicielskiej,
to Niedziele przepedzaja W
wesolem towarzystwie. gdzie
ma ustroniu, najczeSciej W
specyalnie przez )aki lobuzow-
ski klub na]etej stancyi, PREY
sadku piwa. M}odziez amery
kahska. Cd czasu, jak z
wszystkich W tym kraju "
szkolach publicznych uzywa~
nych ksia&ek wyrugowano
slowo ,,B 6 g., coraz wiecei
dziczeje.
Szczera wiare W sercu ma
|chyba jeszcze tylko, wieksza
Geese imigrant6w. Europy
tudotad przybylych, szcze-
g6lnie nasz pobozny lud
|polski Wszelako W tym
.kraju zrodzone. pokolenie
Polsk6w. tez po wiekszej
Geese; powoli popada W bez
.boznosc / dziczeje por6wno
= mlodzieza amerykahska.
Naszem zdaniem tylko
5zupelne przeobra1enie ame-
r. ykahskich szkdl publ,cznych,
szczeg6lnie za$ zaprowadzenie
" Mich nauki religii mole
ratowat ludnost tego kraju
cd zupefnej bezreligljnosci.
najskrajntejszcgo materyaliz-
5mu hanIebnego zezwierzece.
MIA.
" niW POlskich
W AMERYCE.
KASA Uni Polskiej "
Ameryce, jak SIG teraz wyka-
salo po dokladuem zbadaniu
lei ksia1ek i rachunk6w, okra-
dzion9 .ostala ped ostatnim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
PARYZ.

PARYZ. Dy~
plomacl " Pekinie
postanowili uwiado-
mic pe}nomocn'ik6w nj
ehihskich, ze wojska
sprzymierzone beda
stopniowo wycofywa-
ne z p ekinu, W mia
re tego, jak szczerze
Chlhczycy pragnac
beda zawafcia poko-
ju. Dyplomacl ladaja
obecnie kary smierci
na czterech |' n'owych
urzednik6w, miedzy
kt6rylni zn,ajdu]e sic
ksiia1e IS .KlE',a''ng u III, II, "a "a
stepca g}6!woego Sc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
|szpieg6w W Polsce,
ma Litwie po ca1ym'
W o}Yniu.

HAVANA, ma wy
spie Kubie. = Dele
|gacya z 200 obywa-
tell kubahskich na
|koniach przyby}a ~
Styeznia do pa'}acu
general gubernatora
Wood i wyrazi4a de-
partamentowi wojska
swe podziekowanie
"a to, co Stany Zjed-
noczone Am. P6fn.
dotsd uczyni}Y ola
KubY.
Podczas prsyjecla
delegacya wYrazl}a
zyczenie og6}u, ably
dozwolone zosta1y ma
nowo. zabronione po-
przednio walki kogu-
tow. Gen. Wood przy-
rzekf rzecz te pred
staWiie1 sekretarzow'ii
stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
TELEGRAMY. .
CAPETOWN.
Wojska angielskie W
Afryce dziesiatkuja
zarazllwe choroby.

=. LONDYN.. w sro-
de, 23 Stycz1n:ia, nowy
kr6l .angielski Ed
ward VII z}ozY} przy'
siege no ';f',. .konstytucya,
a ministrowie i cz}on-
gowie parlamentu
przysiegll mu wier-
nose. z wilelka pompa
i Sredniowlecznemi
uroczystoSciami og}o
szono W calej Anglii,
re ma tron wst9pl}
,,nasz jedYnie prawny
p ban Edward Wiz Ia
ski Boga~ kr6l zjedno :
czonego kr6lestwa
:Anglii i lrlandyi, o.
@brunca wlary==i cesarz
1ndyj." -. ..... y. =. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
~ niW POlskich
w AMERYCE.

KASA U,ii Polsl<iej "
Ameryce, jak sig teraz wyka-.
salo po dokladoeIn zbadaniu
lei ksia1ek j rachuok6 k6w, okra-
dzion9 .ostala ped ostatnim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
LONDYN.

LONDYN. PO-
grzeb kr6lowej an.
gielskiej Wiktoryi od-
bedzie sic 2 Lutego.
Cesarz niemiecki Will
helm zostanie al do
tego czasu W Ang[ii.
Stan zdrowia kr6la
jest dobry, aczkol.
wick na ]ego twarzy
odblja sic smutek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

lie, zarzadem W St. Paul,
Minn.. o 6 tysiecy dolar6w,
ME zas. jak pierwotnie sadzo.-
no. tylko o 2 tysiace.
FALL RIVER, Mass.
Niezalezny warchol Franei-
seek Ducki W stanie nietrzez-
wynn, poszedt do tutejszego
katolickiego kosciola Sw.
Stanis}awa B.. NJ. W czasie
4o-godzinnego nabozehstwa
/ zaczal wobec wystawionego
Przenajsw. Sakramentu wy
krzykiwac i burdy robic. A.
wanturnika wyprowadzono.
Oto - do czego zdolni So
ludzie, ktorzy utracili wiare
prawdziwa.
BUFFALO, N. Y. u nie-
zaleznych pokazali sic szery6 ,
z rozkazem aresztowania VIA
snoSci tow. Sgc Wojciecha.
Towarzystwo to obowiazalo
sic wyplacac po$miertne kaz-
demu czlonkowi, a ze przy-
padek wlasnie chcial, zejeden
z cz}onkow umarl. i towarzy-
stwo zobowiazane by}o wy
plac;t. a ME wyplac'}o. 49,
dosta}o nakaz przez szeryfa
Podobno tego wynik|a W
calej paradi awantura.
DETROIT, MICH. - Ia
szedf tu uiedawno wypadek,
ptory $wiadczy wymownie O
lekkomyslnoSci, g}upoc;e lub
ziosci pewnego m}odzieniasz-
ka. Do Detroit przybyl vie :
czornym pociagiem z Buffalo
Wawrzyniec Golemo, a wie-
dzac. ze pod pewnym nume-
rem przy ulicy Garfield miesz-
ka jego brat. szukal 60 W
nocy. Policyant obok prze.
chodzacy poradsil mu. ably
prey swiet]e zapatki znalazl
numer domu. Golemo zaS vie
c'l zapalke. pred domem p.
n 864 przy ul. Garfield. Kto$
zapyta} Golema, czego szuka,
a kiedy powiedziano mu nu
mer domu, spokojnie odszedl
Golemo dalej. w TEN pad}
strza} a Golemo ranny W pie
cy powali} sic !. ma ziemie.
Zbiegli sic ludzie j rannego
odwieziono do szpitaIa Fanny
Maryl. P6zniej. zanim przy-
stapiono do operacyi i wyjecia
kuli. spisano protokd z Gale
go zajscia.
Owyn rycerzem. co to ME.
winnego czlowieka O malo
zycia ME pozbawi'. a ciezkie-
20 kslectwa moze ia Gale
zycie nabawil. jest Stefan
Smoczynski, kt6rego juz po-
licya uwiezila. Golemo liczy
lat 20 przybyl do Ameryki
pred kilku miesi3cami. Ia
chodzi Ottawa Q jego zycie.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr
w para6i Sw. Franciszka
aaszly " ostatnich czasach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

BAY CITY, Mich: - Pan
Jakob Dardas ''poleci ma ty-.
kiecie republjkadskim ma kon-.
trolera miejskiego podczas.
przyszlych wybor6w wiosen-
nych. Ma aldermana Sci war
dy "poleci' Frank Sz1am &
Marcei Machelski. szwaqier
obeenego aldermana Sadona-
Kraza pogloski, jakoby ma
urzad wymieniony ''lecieli''
tez W Sci wardzie. Jan S1a-
zihski. Wo,,cieh Kabat, Fr:
Landowski. St. Welter, Mi.
chal Kolonek Micnal Sko-
wrodski.
- Pan Miohal Dardas, syn
Jak6ba Dardasa. kt6ry do1ad
pracowal w biurze kasyera
mieiskiego, cd nowego roku
zostal klerkiem W ofsje regi-
stratora hipotek.
PRZYKRY WYPADEK
mial miejsca W Sobote, 26
Stycznia, W Chicago. Okolo
godziny 4 20 poludniu zosral
|aresztowany pan Jan Ado
MATHS. I'd wielu lat bibliote..
karz zw;azkowy znany do
brze Chicagoskiej Polonii,
iako cz}owiek niby spokojny
i uczciwy. Kaucya wyznaczo
no ma oskarzonego 81. 500.
Podobno kilku Litwin6w
o6arowa|o sic podpisat wy
magany b o n d. Oskarzenie
wn;osly dwie kobiety, zarzu-
cajac Adomajtisowi pope}nie-
ME zbrodni gwaltu ma dw6ch
c6rkach, 1oi 13-letniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

LONDYN - Rad
postanowi}, re zaloba
.po zmartej kr6lowej
ma trwa6 ca}y rok.
z tego wzgledu koro-
nacya kr6la Edwarda
odbedzie sic dopiero
W roku przysz}ym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
PRETORIA.

Naczelny dow6dca
wojsk angielskich W
Afryce, general Kit
chener, potwierdza
fakt, IL Boerzy wyko-
lejili l zabrali aogiel-:
ski pocisg keleiowy
q wojskiem j zapasa.
mi vehement - pod
SlijpkljIp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

0Ooo
PEKIN. Ma
czelnY dow6.dzca ar
mil zbiorowej W CHI
mach general Won
aldersee oswald
czy{ swemu sztabowi,
re ME moga jeszcze
pakowa6 swych re-
czy, poniewaz wojsko
.pozostanie W Pekinie
ma nieograniczony
czas.
PEKIN. w pro-
wincyi Shag Ii panu-
je nieopisany g@6d l
nedza. Tysi;1ce ludzi
wylega Da ullcach
miasta i publicznych
d'|r,ogacl.hl. dr., ,zehrzac bra 9. ia
d4a. Dwor chinski wy
da} rozporzadzenle,
ably glodnym rozda-
wano W dostatnie.j
iloSci ryz.
Postowie zagranicz.
uych mocarstw, do
wiedziawszy sic, re
chlhczycy chrze6cija-
ME So przy: rozdawa-
niu up0Sledzeni, "a
PROFESSIONAL u rzadu,
kt6ry z tego powodu
wyda} rozkaz, by
tych, kt6rzy odma-
wiajq wsparcia chrze-
Scianom, natYchmiast
Scinano dla przyk}a-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

je, zarzadem W St. Paul,
Minn.. o 6 tysiecy dolar6w,
ME zas. jak pierwotnie sadzo-
no, tylko o 2 tysiace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

kretarza i prezydent
w}adzy cywilnej. &C.
neral Tung Flu Slang
ma takze ponlesc
kare Smierc1, skoro
zostanie pojmany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

WARSZAWA.
3 aresztowanych tn
Niemc6w, "a szpiego-
stwo ma korzys6 swo-
|jego pahstwa, zMesfano M q, l
ma Syoir. Wskutek
tego konsul niemiec-
ki opu.6cii]} il " arszawe.
Nv Ykaza}o sic, 3e
|NiemcY \! lie l''! m|1a)a wiele
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

MILWAUKEE,. Stosow.-
NE do uchwaly reprezentan--
tow Towarzystw ma zebraniu
" srode % Stycznia 1901 (.
ks. kanonik Gulski zamiano-.
wal komitet Z IS. kt6ry sic
za)mie oprocawaniem progra--
nu dalszei piracy " sprawie
budowy pomnika KoSc'uszki
" milwaukee. komitet ten
zbierze sic ma poczatku przy-
szlego tygodnia a skoro opra--
cuje plan. zostanie zn6w
zwolane zebranie reprzezen-
tant6v Towarzystw, na kt6-
rem komitet przedIoty pro-
gram.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19
Canyon City, Texas, Thursday, September 49,, 1901

Midway Park, Randall coun
ty, Texas, September II, 1901.
Since the change to the South
west has brought us some good
fresh air to enliven us, we come
again with a few items from the
North east end of the county to
inquire, how is the South west
era and the Slayer the headlight
of Canyon City.
| was glad indeed to learn a
country cousin by the name
of Cricket was on hand with
good news but | failed to see it;
suppose will come in next issue.
1t will be nice when all the boys
and girls from the different
points of the compass come in
with their mite of news. No
doubt some of them will tell us
in describing their farms. cattle
and country, how many nice
watermelons, peaches and good
things they have on the farm
and we will know just where to
drive in passing by to spend
the night with pleasant dreams,
etc. That is right; come on
boys and girls and do your part
as good local citizens keeping
all of us, and The Slayer, too,
when news dots get scarce like
stock water did a few weeks
ago. Midway Park is frank to
admit she has not done her duty
on this line but there is no law
against amending your ways
and we will try and be on hand
hereafter and tell as many good
things as we can.
The neighbor hood is in very
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

the Introductory speech to the
COW boys at the Reunion. 1t so
happened while a lot of us girls
we're together the other day
quite a joke and 4 hearty laugh.
the result of something he said
in his speech, in way of advice
to young men, lin lassoing the
girls. We all take pains now to
notice, when we see COW boy,
and the first thing we look or
is lasso, and if we find he has
no lasso, we know at once he is
no expert with a rope and we
get out of the way at once, as
he advised the boys to bulldoze
them. Respectfully,
X. II. z.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

ing glories all the balance of
your days.
School opened up Monday
with Mrs. Neoma Park as teach
er and as she comes highly rec
commended we feel that the
school is in fine hands and look
for good work in the school
room this winter. 1t would be
unfair to overlook the interest
the trustees have taken in look
ing over the grounds, repairing
and putting everything in shape
to make the bright-eyed youth
feel happy and comfortable.
This is right. Too much atten-
ton on this line is not common.
Who knows but some of these
schools in Randall county may
furnish material that will some
day stand high in state and ma
ton. Just here might say Can
yon City should be proud, and
no doubt she is, in having such
a worthy teacher as she has,
with words of praise to follow
him in the highest to follow him
from all parts of the compass.
We are sorry to announce our
neighbor, M. S. Park, is quite
i'll and is now at home with his
good wife who is giving him her
undivided attention, and by the
way, she is a splendid nurse and
we trust she and the Canyon
City esculapians will soon have
him on his feet, ready for bust
ness.
What has become of our good
friend, Bob Campbell, not a
word from him since he made
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19
Kansas City Stock Market

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept. IA,
At Il meeting OF the live stock com
mission men Thursday afternoon 1t
was decided that the visitors to the
American Royal show sand sale,
which Is to be held in the new fine
stock barn at the Kansas City Stock
Yards, October 2l-26, will be enter
tained by the members OF the live
stock exchange. The commission
men Were enthusiastic and all agreed
that the provisions for entertaining
the visitors should he on an elabor-
ate scale. A committee on arrange
ments was appointed, consisting OF
q. NJ. Charley Walden, president OF
the live stock exchange; Eugene Rust:
traffic manager OF the Kansas City
Stock Yards Company and III. S.
whole matter as to the character OF
the entertainment. 1t would be diff
fcult to select three more energetic
workers. or three men better quail.
fed to form plan OF entertainment
than those chosen and as any ar
rangement they may devise will be
supported to Il man by the members
of the exchange it is safe to say that
the reputation the Kansas City COM
mission men have already establ ished
as royal entertainers will not suffer.
The generous rainfall during the
past week has rcplenished the fall
water supply and enlivcned pastures
to such an extent that there has
been a visible falling off in grass cat
tie receipts. One extensive shipper
from a Western point stated n few
days ago that he would be able to
hold his cattle n month longer and
thought they would improve right
along. The market on all grades OF
cattle during the past week was ac-
tive and strong and leaves the yards
at the close of the week with only a
few cattle in sight in the hands OF
speculators. COrn-fed beeves sold
with slight fluctuations generally at
400 to 900 and grass killers up to
4.65 while Western fed steers We're
taken at 4.75 to $40. The market
was practically cleared OF cows and
heifers every day, with choice COWS
selling at $50 to 4.25; fair to good
lots at go to $50 and Gamers at
LAO to 2.4O. Prime heifers sold up to
$50 and the general range OF the de-
sireable offerings changed hands at
$50 to 800
The rains put II better feeling into
the stocker and feeder market and
prices on all grades advanced 10y to
25g. Most country. ..buyers have be
come sticklers for quality and were
gratified by the exceptional run oi
good offerings. Shipments to the
country amounted to l1,2OO head
during the week and brought the
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

fair shape. No weddings, no
deaths, no fighting nearer than
Amarillo and what little there
is, is mostly confined to com
missioners, judges and editors.
Suppose the higher class have a
corner on the fighting as we
hear of none of it in the Coun-
try.
1t is hardly necessary for me
to say it's muddy and very mud
dy over here, it's common now,
and about all we can do is to
wade the mud and pull weeds,
grass and morning glories. l
certainly like to see everything
nice, grow on the farm, garden
and yard and the ladies to have
all the glory they wait if they
will just leave out morning glo-
nv. Just think of it. Two days
hard work in pulling up vines
and when | went out this morn
ing and saw more pretty morn
ing glories than I could pull up
in a week, should work to save
my life. | might save some good
husband a lot of trouble should
| give my experience in this
matter but perhaps the wife
might interfere and | be the
cause of some unpleasantness in
the family SO l will try to be
content and say to the husband,
if wife will have the vines in
the yard, go out and work off a
Mason & Dixon line and say;
lust go so far and no farther and
and stick to it until dooms day
|if you don't want to pull morn
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19
Rates of Tuition of Canyon
City High School.

First grade, 81 per month.
For each additional grade. %
cents more per month. Overs
and unders and all tuition pupils
charged according to the grade
they study.
Tuition payable at the end of
each scholastic month to the
principal of the Canyon school.
All tuition goes to supple
ment the school fund and ex-
tend the term of school.
By order OF the Board of
Trustees.
Who are tuition pupils? All
unders, overs and nonresident
pupils who have not been trans
fered.
j. c. Pipkip,
f. P. Wilson,
S. A. Shotwell,
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

total for the first half of September
up to about $4,000. Heavy feeders
sold at all'the way from 800 to 4.15
including branded lots up to $40 and
the popular range for medium to
heavy weights was from $40 to 800
Choice spring steer calves 300 to 400
lbs average brought 3.75 to 4.25
Hog arrivals were light all week
but packers were loath to pay pre-
vailing prices and succeeded in de-
pressing values slightly during the
first few days. The close was strong
with quotations on a basis to equal
the highest of the season. Prime
heavy hogs sold up to 6.65: mixed
and medium hogs at $50 to $50;
lights at 6.1O to $50 and desreable
pigs at 5.00 to 800
Utah sheep were again in the ma
jority during the week and received
the benefit OF the generous advance
in prices. Sheep first showed signs
of strength on Tuesday and sold log
to 25e higher on the day following.
A consignment OF 81 ID wethers sold
ut 3.75 which was the highest price
at any of the River markets and
most OF the Utah and other western
wcthers realized $50 to 3.65. Lamb
values crept up 15e to 30g and two
liberal consignments from Utah sold
at 4.65 which was probably 10g un-
der what strictly choice lambs
would have brought. Ewes sold at
2.7J to 3.25 and feeder wethers Were
taken at 800 to 3.2J while feeder
lambs advanced to 3.25 to $50. The
demand for stOckers is fair with we'll
bred ewes quotabe up to 2.75. Pack
ers We're again obliged to bring
sheep from other markets on account
of the liberal demand for muttons
and many more would have found
ready sale ut this point
Receipts of live stock for the past
week We're:
Ca tile. ,OOO
Hogs. ..40, 600
Sheen. ,OUU
For the preceding week:
Cattle ,2OQ
Hogs ,NVO
Sheep. 90 500
Corresponding week last year:
Cattle 200
Hogs s....................................4O,OO 40, ,OOO
Sheep. IS, 200
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

When you want a pleasant
physic try the new remedy,
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect.
Price, 25 cents, samples free at
j. N. Hadley's drug store.
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Mr.. Frank Henderson, OF
Floydada, is in town this week.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

who put in six days in the
week striving to please with
bargains in all kinds of dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, and in fact, any
thing needed by
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

You can always find anything
YOU want to eat in either staple
or fancy groceries, canned goods,
candies, pickles, dried fruits,
etc. at the
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Kindly have your cOmmn-
nications to reach us as ear
ly as Tuesday morning.

Mr.. Julian Bassett is in the
city this week. Mr.. Bassett
says they will make feed fof
the saddle horses on the ranchi
proba bly, no more than that.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-09-19

AIr. j. II. Holland, OF Wayside.
was in town Tuesday trading with
the Canyon Mercantile Company.