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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
MOTHERS AWFUL DEED
Shoots 10 D,ath Hsr Thirteen Year Cd
Boy for a Burglar.
Especial Dispatch to The T!mes.)

Especial Dispatch to Inc liMes.)
GOV l4NGTON, Va. November L.
Thirteen year-oid Willie McLaine vas
last night killed by his own nluther. who
nisloo, the lad In his Halloween dis.
guisa for. g llousebreaker
When Mrs. NsLalne heard a noise out
side the house. she went TO the window
alid inquired who was there. Receiving
10 reply to her repeated questions: she Sc
cured a gun and fred. When the mother
discovered her awful mistake she was
driven almost to distraction.
The body Of Lacy Huffman. who died
here last night, was take;. this morninS
10 Glasgow. his former home. for burial
a wife and child survive him.
Early Yesterday w. z. Lockhart heard
thieves in his store. He had a gun but
fearing to shoot decided to secure help
ard capture the cuiprits. Assistance ar
1i,ed. but not before the burglars had
,rade good their escape with goods vai-
red at several hundred dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

COMFORTABLE QUARTERS
'.rThe AIecklen burg the new hotel Just
sbeirg completed at Chase City. will h..
headquarters for the field trials party,
and Will afford most elegant and comfort
able accommodations for all who attend
In many trials a drawback is often the
lack Of comfortable quarters near the
hurting ground but this has been fore
seen and avoided by the Virginia Asso-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
GRAIN FOOD
Is eli Li.tIe ser.ti. u,,less ls pieesied

Is CT Little Sergft. Unless 1 Is DICE sted
Nearly every one will admit that as
nation NE eat TOO much meat and too
iittle Of segatal Lies and the grams
For business men, ONCE men and clerks
and III tl.ct every one engaged in seden-
taly OF INDOOR occupations grains MIX
and vegetables are much more htaItntIi.
Only men engaged in 4 severe outdoor
manual "a Dor can live on a heavy meat
diet and continue in health.
As q general gole. nlsat once a day IS
sufficient tor al classes Of men, women
and Children. and grains. fruit and vege-
tables should constitute the bulk Of food
eaten.
But many OF the most nutritious foods
are di.ticGlt Of digestion. and il is OF no
use TO advise bran woi ers5 &c. eat large
~ Of { aims and Vegetables waere the
digestion is too weak 10 assiniiate them
properly.
from our food that some simple and
harmless digestive should be. taken afier
meas To- assist the relaxed digestive Or
gans. and several years experience have
proven STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets 70 be
a Very safe. pleasant and effective d.ses-
i've and a remedy wh Oh may be taken
daily with the best results.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets can hafaIy
be called a patent medicine as they DO
not act on the bowclsEn nor any particular
organ but only on the food eaten hey
SIllply what weak stomachs lack. pepsin
ciiastasc. and BY stimulating the gastric
g.ands Increase the natural secretion OF
hy9rochlorlc acid.
People who make daily practice OF
taking one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after each meal are sure to have
perfect digestion, which means perfect
health
There is no danger of forming an inJu-
I ,ious HABIT. as the tablets contain apso-
lntely nothing but natural digcstives: CO.
caine. morphine and similar drugs have
no place In stomach medicine. and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are certa My
the best known and most popular OF all
stomach remedies.
ASK your druggist for a fifty cent pack
age of StIart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
after weeks usa note the improvements
IN health, appetite and nervous cnerSy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Yale, 6; wes,.F in,. 6
(By Associated Press.)

WEST POINT. y. Y. November 1.-The
'argesi crowd ever in attendance at
foot hall game here witnessed the bate
to-day bet.--, >s.s anil tn, VI -.
Academy team. Four 81 ella aims and
three boats came loaded wi h spectators
The score between tire teams was the
same as last year. six and six. both
touchdowns being made in the first half.
The game was an exciting one from start.
to finish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

Jones. Turner. Patteson. Mcllwatne.
Moyier.
The guests OF tina club We're: Mise
tIobbis. Miss Preot Miss Booth. Mrs.
Foster Yrs. spo,swood Miss Annie Me-
kennsy. NJ IS Annie Jackson. OF Texas.
Mrs. Joseph Mullen, Jr.. Mrs. Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

8. Elsa's Dream....... by Lizr
MI s Bette Jones'
g. Swan Song'.........-.arr'd by List
Miss L. V. Jones.
10. Elsa's Err da Processi'n ....--.... List
Miss Mary PatteSon.
II. Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin-a1rs.
Gamble, jackson, Drewry. Misses
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

Ns, watch repairing a, P. Kcrns
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
nih rn.hinnch Cnnccr curc.

Take fhr common sheep ~Hrrrl wu.'" grows in your yard and which children ,at because of it's SourncSs, mash it up into pulp ln some vessel that win save an thr juice that would othcrv .>c bc loSt. then put it Into a bag u'd ,lucrzc out all the juice on Go a pew ter plate Co get some of thc arid irum the metal. then put 'hiS out in the sun and lct .t dry until about as thicN as tar. then put tn tight bottle. lf the skin Is not broken, put drop ot chlo rid, of potash or I've on it to break the skin and then apply the sorrcl on thc cancer. juk covering it with thin cont. If thc Sorrcl gets too thick. a little water will make it so that it can bc handled.
 The pain will be severe. hut it Is oth- prwiSe harmless. l( will stop hurting ln a few hours. Keep up these app.i cations one every day. until the cancer can hc lifted out without pain. lt took four days in my case. The Sorrcl w.!i cook the cancer. but it does not eat .t as it docS the flesh. hence it eats all the rcsh away and lets the cancer loosr. When you see the cancer put the. sorrcl on lt and not 6n the flesh. When the cancer Is out, heal the sore with any kind Of healing olntmcnt-J. A. Wayland in Appeal Co Reason.
 Christening the Children.
 An English parson of a church In Berblcc. British Guiana. writes enter tainlngly of his pastoral duties. In the matter of christening the choice of name Is left to the taste or fancy of the parents This leads "a strange combi- nations. He copies from his register "Nanuie Bcllona." Frank Locust and "whisky Emmanuel" Of earlier times De tells thc following:
 one black man brought bis child. and when the minister asked i;s name he said. "Seriatim ad Nalorem.'
 On another occasion the parson ask cd. What Is the name of the childT
 The father Said. AK. parson." The minister looked lnqulringly at the man and said:
 "But don't understand you"
 Well parsou." said the man. "my .r.d d ei, mc Co go troo dc New Testa-
 .ut have had four boys. The first .4, named Matthew. the second Mark. tac tHrd Luke and the fourth John. Now. this. the fifth one. Is to be Az TArtSI narson."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
Character Told by Lips.

"Nhcthcr or not W, believe in phre- nology. physlognomy and Kindred sci- encrs. there are some peculiaritieS of feature that are quite often indicative of certain traits of character" said an ohscrvant mau. Prom no one feature of the face can the dlsp, Sition be more accurately read than from the lips and especially the upper lip. The lower one k les prophetic.
 "A person with short, sharply curved upper lip is nearly always of a aappy. loyablc disposition. One with a short but straight upper lip iS apt Go be of a low or,lcr of intellect aud coarse in his tastes. The person with a long. stra. -ht upper Up is the one Co beware of. IIr has a will like adamaut. Is not aiways thoroughly trustworthy. is apt Co lc quarrclSomc and jealous and Is u,orc often than not an mmitisated politician. lt he Is gifted with a strong intellect. hc will make his mark le one Uay or anotlsr. if hc Is not. he may become a harmless person. a poraSit" or scouudrcL The man whose uppci lip prutrudcs iS apt Co be a ShrcWd business u.sl.
 "I.hc pcrs'n whose mouth has dc ..d,l droup at the corners may be a hu wor ,t. a hypochoudriac or a poet The r.s ,.,or of mouth curved in Che -.,,. uf Cunid's bow Is indeed happy, 70 iu niuc ca>cS out of tcn hc also , a.>~,S u rrtncd. a~thvtic aud yet tI tiral nature. susceptible Co every a.timl and cnuohliu- influence. ''- .Uitaso Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
APHoRlSMs.

One may smile and unils and be , ulain stir Shakespeare.
 Fear 1btbing as much as sin, and your moral heroism is compiete,- immong
 Good humor is one of the best articles f dress cue can wear in society," Thaokeray.
 Tho hrt indication of domestic hp piness Is the love of ones home MontlosiOr.
 Nothing is SO naughty and assuming as ignorance where self conoeit sots up e be infalible.-South
 Make yourself Sn honest man, ano then you may be sure there is one ras cal less in the world Carlyle.
 A house is never perfectly furnisbss
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company
 British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
MENZIE SHOULD HAVE LIED

The son of a British nobIvmln was Co appelr in coutt 1S a respondent in a SclnilonS hwsuit and h,S father atmon- ishei him Co "lie like a gentleman. This aivi,s egi,ouilei ln unwrItten law that bears the stamp ot lntillity ani will be an ever surviving md generally accepted doctrine oi the 1ge of chivIIry. The very existence of organized Society demands that tilse testimony be heli IS heniouS ana criminal. The common law, however, has been So framed by ancient usage IS Co pfotelt witnesses against legal luluiSi- tion into affairs thit it deems slc'et. These Limitations are bred iu common sense. The information conveyed 70 TussIlv's dispatch Co the effect that the written law ot Clnlil, IS applied bv a judge ln White Horse Ubig ged Customs Inspector Menzie Co iucIimnate himself mus, rather aSt0ni>h both English and Americans alike as bring un-EugilSh. ii Slv1-, tco strong oi Liiin methods. The effe.t of Sloh statute ieStr0yS the Sliety- Vi.ve of th- ma>hinerv that ctn be used in ,0mee uug trutni1i testimony. lt p,lces premium 1n perjury. N man, on the other niul. Is 0cisei Co tonceil h'S miSiJus>. rEer- Is, however. au honor among thieves, quite gens,i.iy Sineuon et. that p.a,es leilher in ,n uuenviable 2 p>u0u. but when ,I,h m.>i'.ngS dS csu>-- tb.s tr..i. result 'n tl- states evi- dense ot i mol ,I.r-. N m iu. a un'' ver>d g,U,lg.- mJHS u. cent men Is oau seJ, the very law ot uiture-ths natr,a, iuS,iu,, >nimetu..y c0ntr0lIet- that Was the -mosyJ ot this t-iil w.S pet- vsr,e1 by Inspector Msnl.s's testimony
 lt were c-;ter i.r R1mln Ctholic cr.r,t @, ti,s.s- Tue >-,r-rS D. iue couie>- s,u Lth ut.-t m u Co have ,ueh tes,i- m a, N.uus ir nm .Tn- >c'n, ot ihe ases Hl lh- >grr oi th- tlv demands t0Jt ,n.u.d n.t. Th,S universal rule h.>oe io,,---1 by Ie,,1-, ,o.l and hyS suus. and of,,h1.,, from tns philosophy established i--,-r by th- N.z .rne, when es.t..t.ns tHr ,l-,ny u, tr- a-st stone.
 Klglas slns, ,yn.>4.ly ,le i,lctical rn,z- .t ,hi, l-.u.',.-:
 "Tas, a,-i'.l, who kiss lnt ,si,
 Wisely hl, ,he p',, >unS.
 Sian miy ro.l li. s,,', o; posts
 ltnsI, ouiy hold his tongue.
 Bl, In another song tne Sime bard touches the sutum.,v ot this unprelthet cur,:
 lf she nave spoken 2 wori, remember the
 lps l,e >ei.-t
 Anl ,n- ,-ut ot The dog Is upon him by
 whom Is th- >ecret c-vellet
 lfshe have written d letter ielly no, an
 instant 5u, 1lm it
 TsirIt in pieceS. O FJo,. and ihe wind Co
 her mate shah return it.
 !, there be tol,.- Co H--wIrl lni a lie ot
 the bIa-N->t ,ln cl-lr
 lie while jhe lips ,aI move oT a man Is
 alive Co hsSr.
 When the rJyl, ElVlri in his p,In,eiy days. wls cl.,-l as wi,nesS..n ,->h a ease, the very c0lc respected h., reiusil Co testify. A more u-,1,c devotion Co ,hl, p,iociGl. va, shown bv Col Valentine b N-, Vh5 quietly suffered the loss 0i h,s high position, yS,ri,'>m Ht ti~Srace rsths, than Co tsl. h., si-,v. There Was no,n.ns -i,r t.- b'm Go t1.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
4 osY AuLo WIFE.

A li,tie old woman with soundles shogn Ani heart as hard ss flint. in ths light oi the and the glint of the u-as' Her loeks ere as white ss Int. sc mockcth youth. and she houteth love. For a gry auld ~ite is Inc. And Inc sands bcnca,h ia the stArs above Wee ucW in her mc. ny. sAe [. ucheth the rcsc. and it falls aparti Ihc stone. and it crumbles away. rut rcrer q tear to her eye shall start. This spirit oi yesterday IT. tsls little old woman the SphinS hehs'd Wlen the dawn oi the world v'as bright This Ittie old woman who came hom cid Err the Lord made day and night. ge creepeih about in her soundless shoon. She sugcth a dreary rhyme. And thc nations droWse Co her eerie rune. For the gey auld wife Is Time.
 -Nars.r,t l. Sangster In Harper's BirAS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

-Wurti V Av;,rs wnuir-a. i-t. .. th a,,r.-. between BroaiV'y 'HD
 str,rts. received by last boat -.. e.t.l s.r and ,'s.. totl--
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10
Wanted

V"-'t second-nand furniture at .. Str-' second Hand Store. oppo- 70 ,rsfe 'f Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

If,.. N.rf LH rD'rt,- nt1tae home, .i .. Ina. .,S, gli-. your ] --.--r... TT D.. la A.t,NI-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

Ted ttl-.r Er. AI the news ..I fr- Hr- S- .cri,- f. Ih- 1. t .eur rhr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

lt Is the continual p1Juding away h-r.ing everl i>tInglv at it-,hat brings su cess in Idyertislng,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-10

Hotel Leland. s3 snd Ave Seattle Wash Central location. Fat,s reason able
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
Road Notice to Land
Owner.

In the matter OF the petition OF J.
Il. Bagley and others for a public
road In the county Of Swisher.
The State of Texas:
To the nonresident land owners,
whom this may concern:
Take notice, that the undersigned
jury, appointed by the comm issiOn-
ers court OF Swisher county, Texas,
to lay out, survey and assess dam
ages resulting from the establishment
OF n public road, as petitiOned for by
j. T.. Bagley and others: beginning at
the south county line Mt section No. 45
In block No. X at Its $. Z. corner and
running to north county line at the
N. f. corner OF section No. 5, block,
No. NJ 6, will on the 18th, 18th and
18th day OF April, 1902, In discharge
of our said duty, meet upon the fol-
lowing premises, to which you have
some claim or title, to wit:
c. A. Mast, Section No.45, Blk. No.
X, abstract No. 425; +. Y. Keator,
sections No. 80 and y, Blk. No. X,
abstracts No. 442 and 443; Estate OF
VIM. Patterson, section No. 90, Blk.
No. X, abstract No. 439; Louisa Win
nipenny, section No. II. Blk. No X,
abstract No. 1870: X. Fl. Parkinson,
sections No Il, IL and Blk. No. K2,
abstracts No. $50, 351 and 1852; Guyler
and Graham. sec lions No, %. II and
5, Blk. No NIL. abstracts No. 81, 307
and 301, and sections No. 13, 20, IL,
81, 8, 33, and 5, Blk. M6. abs tracts
No. PA. 252, 243, 253, 242. 254, 241 and
240; and w. A. Wood section No. %,
Blk. Ms, abstract No. II and sections
No. 10, %, II, %, Is, q Blk. No. Nc,
abstracts No. 241, 249, 246, 80, 245
and 25l and Will then and there pro-
coed to assess any damages to which
you may be entitled on account OF
the laying out OF said public road,
and you are hereby requested and
required to produce to us n state
ment In writing OF the damages, II
any claimed by you, and all evil
dences which you may desire to offer
in relation to such damages, and do
and perform such other acts rs may
be necessary and lawful In the prem
ises.
In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands this 18th day OF
March, 1902.
+. Il. Skipworth)
Perry McCune
S. II. Cox Jurors.
Frank W. Scott
~ j. l.. Stalllugs
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

ly to get railroad some time
this year. Would be glad to see
the cars coming down this way
by the way of Tulia and on
south.
Ben Rush says he is expect
ing his father here on a visit
this spring. He is coming to
Dallas to attend the general
conference and is coming to the
Plains.
Mr.. Shannon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest have moved where
Will lookout lived.
Will lookout has returned
from a visit to his mother in the
Territory. He reports his
mother as being very much
better.
We will have music now.
Arthur Wilkes has new man
dolin.
No weddings lately. II is not
because the boys don't want to
marry. There are as many as
fifteen or twenty young men
around Wright and only two
that married this winter and we
know that the rest dould if they
could get their mouths off.
CRICKET.
BE sure to get our prices.
SMITH, WALKER & Co.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
Wright Intelligence.

Well the wind just keeps
blowing but we have had a nice
rain since we wrote last which
was greatly appreciated.
1t is general speaking that
oats are all dead from the dry
weather You see we had
about four months drouth. Still
it was good for the freighters
and cattle.
The cattle are all doing we'll,
most every one has feed enough
to do them until grpss comes.
If the wind would quit blowing
so tremendous hard and turn
warm grass would soon come.
Some sickness in the commu.
nifty, mostly colds.
We heard yesterday that
Grandpa Adair was dead. An
other good man has gone. He
died at Charlie Adair's his
youngest son and was buried
at Running Water. Rev. j. p.
Russell conducted services at
the grave.
Miss Kate Duvall came up to
Wright and took the stage for
Canyon City. She expects to
stay awhile and take a course in
music.
Singing at Mrs, Overalls Sun
day evening.
We heard that we were like
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
The next convention of Stock.
men will 60 to Ell Paso.

Mrs. Laura Anderson. of
Lockney, passed through Can.
yon City yesterday enroute to
Portales, N. M. in response to
a telegram from her husband
that he was very low.
.ssss....s.-
Mr.. j. M. Vansant is now in
the real estate business and so
licits the patronage of the pub
ic. Give him a trial and be
pleased at the results. If
Mrs. j. N. Hadley is spend.
ing the week in Hereford.
Joe Hadley is in Dalhart su-
perintending the construction of
his handsome new store build
ing in that city
s....s.s...
Get your old buggy fixed up
like new. Harter can and will
do it right for more or less, ac-
cording to the amount of fixing
it needs.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

feel like printing the gentleman's
name but will say the writer of the
above is n prominent minister in our
big nelghboring town.-Ed.1
Many thanks dear brother for
your appreciation. Editors cast
their bread upon the waters without
knowing when or where 1t Will re-
turn. Words of commentator fall
like the gentle dew of heaven. In
this case We wrote strongly because
we felt the need OF the hour. We feel
we would be dcrelict in our duty IL
we failed to urge upon our readers
the fact that there are GOOD men in
the district. There Ia now another
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

suggestion in regard to Judge
Cough running for the legisla.
ture, l want to say l have
known him for eleven years and
If there ever was suspicion
against. his character l have
never heard it and don't think
that the people of the Plains
could do better than elect him
and l am persuaded he would
serve the people if elected.
Yours for God and humanity.
Without his permission we do not
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

Wednesday evening Judge
Wallace and district attorney
Webster passed through Can
yon City enroute home from
Tulia. The Swisher county
District court has adjourned af.
ter being opened only last Mon
day morning. The grand jury
found two indictments, both
misdemeanors.
In the case of Mrs. Alvarena
Boren ct al. VS.. W. F. Osborne,
judgment rendered for plaintiff,
Mrs. Boren.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

candidate I'm the field oi whom we
know nothing: but who may prove
to be the Moses we need, still we ara
bound to think Judge Cough Is the
best man II he Will come before the
people.
.-srsnsrsususus"snsHs's"
We wish to say to our friends
and patrons that we will discon-
tinue giving trading stamps
after April 1st, This will give
all who have stamp books part.
ly filled time to ill them up.
Very Respectfully,
g Canyon Mercantile Co.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
Amarillo, Texas,

Auldl iIlO, ICAdS,
March IL, 1902.
Editor Slayer,
Canyon City, Texas.
Please allow me to indorse
every word in article of last
weeks paper in regard to candi.
dates for office. If there ever
was a tire in the history Of the
country when we needed good
men in Office that time is now
This country has been cursed
with men in Office having nei.
Their reputation nor character
and we forget the fact that the
higher we place man in posi-
ton the greater his influence
for good or evil. 1t is an in,
suit to the good sense and NOR.
ais of any community to be af.
ficted with the candidacy of a
moral bankrupt and if I am not
much mistaken one of the par
ties referred to is of that class
aud l protest with all the power
of my being against having
common decency outraged by
such men Offering for any office
and will do all I can to show
up and defeat such men. AS to
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

With much pride in our sex
we note that Mrs. Geraldine
Wilson of Dallas secured first
prize on best car of beef cattle
and single steer at the Fort
Worth fat stock show.
BE sure to get our prices.
Smith, Walker & Co.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
Revival Meeting.

The union meeting is progress
ing nicely at the. Methodist
church. Two services are held
daily, one at 8 o'clock and the
. other at 8 o'clock p. M. The
choir is requested to meet TWEEN
ty minutes before eight to prac.
tice special songs. The music
promises to be a special feature
of the occasion. Every chris
tan should be present at each
service and should pray for the
salvation of souls. If you can
not attend will you not pray
for the success of the meeting?
Come and bring your friends.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

Hanes says When horse baks, matter how badly he
suks or how ugly he u.s. him. throw sand
his ears don't rope his front legs burn straw
under him. Quietly and pat him on the head for moment
take pick stone; take the eins and hold
them quietly while lift either front foot Give each nail
light tap good tap the frog, drop his foot quick
and then chrp him 60 In 80 of 100 the horse
will go right along his business but the driver keep
his lines taut and not pull or jerk him back.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
Right Shall Rule.

Right Shall Rule.
Short IL the triumph of evil,
Long is the reign Of right;
The men who win by the aid OF sin,
The nation that rules by might,
The party that lives by corruption,
The trickster, the knave, the thief.
May thrive for time on the fruits
OF crime,
But their seeming success is brief.
Sheer II you will at honor;
Make virtue n theme for Jest;
Reflect on the man who strives as he
To seek and to do the best;
Make goodness butt for slandor,
And offer excuse for vice.
Proclaim the lie the corruptionist
cry,
That every man has his price.
Yet know that the truth shall trl-
umph,
That evil shall find it's doom;
That the cause Of right, though sub
dued by might,
Shall break from the strongest
tomb;
That wrong though it seems to
triumph
Lasts only for a day,
While the cause Of truth has eternal
youth,
And shall rule Ger the world for aye.
j. A. EDGERToN.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20
60 - - - - - - - -

You have but to sit down In q
luxurious easy chair and let F. N.
Coulter cut your hair and shave you
to make you 1000 better. Nothing
makes man feel so near at peace
with the whole world rs clean
easy shave, let Coulter try you
once and see how well he does the
work.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

For strictly first class black
smithing go to Harter.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Uphold are
the happy parents of a little
daughter born this week.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Burns have 4
sou born this week.