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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16
The Democratic Donkey Say IMP

age and murder is not shared by the
United States.
IAN immediate consequence of the
Perdicaris incident will PROBABLY be that
Morocco will feel the weight of re-
straining hand from the outside. lnthc
recent treaty England conceded to
France paramount interest in Moroc-
co, with the stipulation that British
trade with that country should not be
interfered with. Spain asks to be con-
suited in the disposition of affairs on the
other side of the straits of Gibraltar. 1t
is France, however, that the world will
look to for surveillance over the activ-
tiles of Moroccos despot and his brig
ands. The United States recognized
Frances overlordship In Morocco in the
Perdicaris incident, and France at
tempted to coerce the sultan into listen
ing to American demands. That func-
tionary being slow in answering
Frances overtures, American vessels
sailed into the harbor Of Tangier, ma
rines were landed and preparations were
made to send an army into the country
to hunt Raisuli down in case the bandit
refused to come to terms. Then sultan
and brigand yielded, and their prison
ers were surrendered. Hereafter
Frances suzerainty over Morocco will
have to be more manifest If 1t is to be
recognized by the world. Another ray Of
light has been shot into the dark CONT
nent. For neither Morocco nor any 9TH
er country can stem the march of civil
ization and the movement Of the spheres
be suspended"
It is splendid thing for the United
States that it has as directing powers
in its government men like President
Roosevelt and Secretary of State Hay,
who cannot only instantly perceive a
great opportunity, but who have the
courage and skill to instantly turn 1t to
effective account. The worlds progress
Is vastly accelerated through such pre-
eminent craftsmanship and patriotism.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16
NATIONAL IN ITS PURPOSE.
Republicans Are Victorious Because
They Stand for the Welfare
Of the Whole Country.

1.-THE republican party was born With
the declaration that slavery was Sec
tional and that freedom was national.
1t has ever been national party, it's
policies benefiting every section and
every man in the republic"
In this opening sentence of his speech
as permanent chairman of the repub-
lean national convention Hon. Joseph
G.. Cannon acutely and accurately de-
fined the abiding difference between the
republican party and its rival.
The democratic party committed it.
self fully to sectionalism when 1t de-
clared the war for the union a failure.
With occasional uplifts into national
ism, generally forced upon 1t by the re-
publican party, 1t has continued to be
sectional in spirit ever since.
For more than generation the APP
peals Of the democracy to the Amerl-
can people have been appeals to Sec
ton or class or group of sections OF
classes. Even the unsuccessful demo
cratic campaign of 1896 and 1900 were
appeals to debtors as class against
creditors as class.
Because the democratic party is es-
sentially a class and sectional party
while the republican Is truly nationa
party that Is the great abiding reason
why the American people generally pre-
fer republican rule.
The national party, says the Chicago
Inter Ocean, succeeds because the Unit.
ed States is regarded by Its 10000, 900 Of
people not as merely federation OF sec.
tions or classes. but as a nation whose
people. as whole. rise or fall, succeed
or fail, wax or wane, prosper or grow
poor, indivisibly and inseparably.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16

breath of life. His way seems prosper
GUS, his ideals seem high. though they
do not reach up to God; his thoughts are
STEPPED In the wisdom Of man. His
course is with men and Of men. It Ii
mans day. Mans day in which he Is
building of wood, hay and stubble a
structure which will fall and be utterly
consumed in the day of the Lord" 1t
is mans day now! Consider 1t well, for
it is different from that great and glori-
Gus day Of the Lord"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16

HE phrase. "The
day Of the Lord"
is one which Is
frequen thy m e :
with In Gods
Word. 1t is the
favorite express
sion of all the
prophets in desig-
mating the time
when Gods judg-
ments shall fall
upon those who
are His enemies;
in fact it is equiv
Il H. A-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16

r1some people have solemnly and
with significant shakes Of the head called
attention to the fact that the republican
national convention was thirteenth in
the history Of the party. Well, It may
be unlucky-for the democrats. As most
Of the others have been Minneapolis
Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16

prices. There is no doubt that Americans
are great meat eaters and that most Of
them want the best, and there is only
limited supply Of the best Cleveland
Leader.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-16
The Day Of
the Lord
Sermon by the Highway and
Byway" Preacher.
tcopyright. 1904. BY J. NJ. Edison. }

Chicago. Sunday. July 10, 1904.
Text:-"Mu,titudes. multitudes In the
valley OF decision! for the day of the Lord
Is near in the valley of decision. Joel
ALA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07

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bur9 feinen !5dustpirtb unb feline lie>
benspiirbige iunge 8eslettsrin GINGER
maben prienttrt iein brauden; = Der
alte Serr CAB ibm in fetner ftd fteiserns
ben fro6en grregung. obne es 81 pihen,
elm 5iemli9 flares Bib Der Situation.
limb bieies purbe nod ertpeitsrt bur9
bas pl0Bli9e @rf6einen Der Srau Srie>
be, beren runbe, bunfelgliBernbe Musen
fDrmli9 Dor beiuli9er Wutb ipriibten.
sic na6m ii9 nit iibermeRf4lt4er
Sraft suiammen, ober ieber Iab, bab lie
es that; nit benz 8emiiben, bei9eiben
gu fpre9en, absr nit 5itternber Stims
me fugte fie, lie babe gebDrt, baB Der
6err 8aumeiiter ba lei, Der beim Germ
S~anitGtsrat6 tpobne, uno lie mD4te
ben 6errn S5srit bitten, bur9 ben
Germ Sngenieur, tpenn Der 70 giitig
fetn noble, Na9ri9t gu f9iden, bob Der
9err Sanitdtsrat6 bod moi fGme,
benin pie es Der 9err Sberit felt geitern
treble, 10 gebe es ME unb ntmmermebr
gut, unb lie tDnne es penigftens por
ibrem @etpifen ni9t berantporten,
ipenn man i6ren Germ faltblItig in
ben getpiHen Sob treble.
r@unn tpar Der Qr5t aulebt bier9"
fragte harmips Die PrGfbentin Die bor
Wutb be6enbe Sriebe, uno bieie mubte
gu ibrem Nereer betsnnen, bob bies i'm
@nfung bes Dinters sepeien, alp Dor
fieben pber a9t Monaten.
rSie lit nGmli9 gali9, neil lie fonft
bds &egiment bier a[lein fibrt," la9t,
iibermiit6ie Der 9ausberr.
Die Sriebe tpurbe gang blab; - bus
| NOR ia bic pffens &ebenipn! :
$50, ia : i9 fug's ia eben. mir bas
BEN unfere feline Yripntrepolution!"
rief er Der @bgebenbsn mod na9.
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benz geilpiel Der @rObmutter folgeno,
ibre i6eue &ouiine ni9t petter angeres
BET, unb biefer {9ien fol9e Ni4tbea4s
lung pobf gu tbun. Sie faB ieBt. eine
Sdtelarbeit IN ben 9dnDen, unb blidi'
faum auf, aber ibre S9eu bate lid
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&u6e in i6ren 3iigen,
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senisur ii9. @r bate errei9t, mas e
polte, unb Der Sberit, Der iibrigen:
beute raIirt unb Iauber dnge3ogen mar
linn ben @tnorud zines 9ei9Gftsfluger
Mannes gema9t.
8eibe fiiblten ii9 matchmaker gu
frieben. uno od ods @efprGn aulebt lid
auf bds abgei6Ionene Eeben Des alter
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@~inlabung bes Oberften an ben 8uu
meiiter, ibn bod re9t balb tpieber 81
befu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-07
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- &gnes unb Der YrGfibentin
Q nit einem 8eiu9 BEL i6rer
&oufine @pd, beren ftile, abs
sei9lofene Wo6nung einen mertpiir>
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BEN ba brauben ni9t 10 entfrembeten
Ginbrud ma9te, pie man bies ibrem
Wefen unb i6rer Grf9einung na9 bate
anne6men fpGen.
Der Sberft bate ietnsr uneliidli9en
So9ter cine in elmer 4nitalt fir Sc
miitbstrunfe gef9ulte, trere WGrterin
gegeben, Die nit einem MGb9en aiis
benz Oorfe ben fleinen Sous6alt gbds
auf mufter6afte Weiie beforgte.
Srau Oilte unb Srau &atbarins
Sriebe ftimmten in benz einen Yunfte,
gpa BON So6otfa fir partieu berriidt
aus5ugeben, polfommen therein, neil
bies i'm Snterefe Der einen, ME Der
anberen lag;-im nebrigen bobten lie
fi9 glibenb, Die Silte, neil tie ibre Sol
lesin i'm anberen Sliigel bes S9lp1es
unuusfpre3li9 peru9tete, Inn Der I'M
orbnung uno bes S9mubes, pie nod
mebr UNI ibrer l1ne6rli9teit piGen.
sic bate ben groben 8orsug, cine
bur9aus iaubere uno sepihenbaft
prbentli9e 6rau gu iein, Die ibren
pflesling auf lire Dirt treu liebte unb
Is linn an ni9ts feblen lieb.
gu ibrem groBen @rftaunen fanb
@gnes in Gbas 3immer 9aufen Der
reueiten 2ettiire, 8ii9erf9rdnte boz
Der beiten 2iteratur, ipgur Mpoe5eituns
gen neben Der Nugsburger MGgemeis
nen.-4m Seniter ftunb Elm HGbtif4,
unb barauf lagen ullerlei Stidereien
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pabr6aft m%uitereiltieer Musfibruna,
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Bible zines etpa brsiiGbrisen bunfels
Gugieen &ndben.
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gen mitsefommen.
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11
Citation by Publication.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

The STATE OF TENAS,
To the sheriff or any constable OF
Randall county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon II. S. Burnham by making
publication of this citation once in
each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
county, II there he n newspaper pub
lished therein, but II not, then In any
newspaper published I'm the AZ Judi
cial District; but Ii there be no news
paper published in said Judicial Dis
trict, then In u newspaper published
in the nearest District to said AZ Jul
dicial District, to appear at the next
regular term OF the County Court OF
Randall county, to be holden at the
court house thereof, in Canyon City,
Texas, on the 2nd Monday in April,
A. ID. 1904, the same being the 1lth
day of April A. ID. 1904, then and
there to answer n petition filed in
said court un the 18th day of Iecem-
brr, A. ID. 1904 in suit, numbered on
the docket of said court M. 157,
wherein Canyon Lumber Company,
u firm composed of J. NJ. Rockwell,
A. A. Rock well and G. NJ. Hardin Is
, Plaintiff, and II. S. Burnham is De-
PENDANT, and said petition alleging
that the Defendant II. S. Burnham
is indebted to Plaintiff, by his GER
tain promiSsory note for S2So. 90, dat.
ed April the LIST 1908. and due Novem-
her the LIST 1908. with 10 per cent in.
terest from date, and providing Tor
10 per cent additional on the amount
as attorney fees ii collected by an at
torney or by legal proceedings. al
leging the same had been placed in
the hands of Bue & Rollins. attor-
news for collection and suit is here
with filed on same, and that said
note was due and that defendant
had failed and refused to- pay the
same or any part thereof to plain
tiff's damage in the sum of the prin.
cipal. interest and attorneys fees dus
on said uote.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11

tlower-tilled yarns to be heard
throughout the Panhandle. Here
ford Brand.
The News man has heard most
all kinds of YARNS, but a Glover
filled yarn" must be the latest man
ufactured, Perhaps these Glover
scented yarns" is the prime factor in
that far little city getting such an
influx of prospectors the past few
weeks. More of us had better spin
this variety of "YARNS" if they
are proving such a draW-string.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11
DISTRICT COURT.

Continued from last week.
Friday, the case of Smith,
Walker & Co. ct ais VS. Joe Muir.
ply ct al-Injunction suit to re
strain l.. M. Faulkner from in
terfering with the telephone
line from Canyon City to Here
ford, was considered by the
court and judgment rendered
perpetuating said injunction.
The grand jury adjourned to
convene again tomorrow. The
court also adjourned until
Saturday,
The cost of this term TO the
county will be about $500.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

Friday the school board let
the contract for the new school
building to Scott q Roland for
the sum of ten thousand dollars.
Four thousand of this amount
will be in bonds, the balance to
be cash.
The building will be construct
ed out of red brick with trim
mings of blue limestone, the
walls proper, being laid upon a
stone toundatiO some two feet
above the ground. The outside
dimensions will be 6Sx7S teet
and the height of the walls
twenty four feet from the foun-
dation or twelve feet for each
story. On the first floor will be
four rooms, each 234x3ll feet.
The second floor will be almost
an exact duplicate of the first
This isexclusive of cloak rooms,
balconies, halls etc.
Of the site for the building
! two plans are under considera-
ton as follows:
First-To have it placed on
the block just south OF and
across the street from the pres
ent school house.
Second-To have this street,
lying along the south side of
the present school property
closed, and erect the new build
ing on grounds which will in
clude the present Enclosure, the
north half of the block south OF
it and the territory between the
two blocks now covered by said
street.
! Work on this contract is to
begin at once and the building
is to be completed by August
the first.
The brick has already beer
purchased through F. j. Trigs
of the Ferris Brick Co, Of Fer
ris, Texas.
The News is informed tha'
Smythe, bricklayer of Anna
rillo, has contracted to put VI
the walls.
Judging from the plans ano
specifications the building whel
finished will be second TO nom
in the Panhandle, and the mar
vel is that it can be had at thu
price to be paid.
SamOmS-
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11

Sheriff Bob Burch of Hale
county, passed through here
yesterday en- route home from
Amarillo where he had been tc
take charge of prisoner in jail
there who was wanted in Hale
county for horse stealing. The
man was the guest of Randall
county bastile last night await
ing the stage COR Plainview.
A good size consignment OF
shade trees, rose bushes and
shrubs of various kinds arrived
this week for M. S. Lusby and
others and all hands haye been
busy setting out. This is a
move in the right direction and
should be followed to a much
greater extent than it is.
The ladies of the Baptist
church requests the News to
announce that on Saturday of
each week they will have for
sale at r. G. Oldham & Cos.
show window, cakes, pies, cook
les, custards and such other
delicacies for the Sunday table
as may be suggested.
Mrs. Fl. F. Hightower left
Monday evening for her home
at Mineral Wells, after spend
ing some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. II. Lester of this
place, and her son at Portales,
n. M. Mrs. Lester and son,
Rector, accompanied her as far
as Amarillo.
Tom Cochran has this week
planted a number of ornamental
shade trees around his home and
many others of the town are do
ing likewise. In fact tree plant
ing and the care Of the yard gen
orally has been entered into
with the dawning Of spring with
greater zeal than has been yet
shown this feature of home
making and its identifying in
the history of our town. 1t is
an enterprise that should be en-
couraged on the plains.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11

J. w. st. Clair returned home
last Monday from different
points in East Texas, Tennessee,
and Arkansas whittier he went
several weeks ago with a car OF
mules. He met with reverses
on the trip which cut down the
profits of sales to loss in the
end. The mules contracted dis
temper and pink eye and this
together with the tluctuating
market at this season OF the
year caused the unhappy result.
We handle the celebrated Lincoln
Paint, the purest paint on the
market-covers more surface, looks
better, lasts longer and costs you
less money than any other ready
mixed paint-because in buying by
the car we got very low rate of
freight. You will miss an oppor.
tunity of lifetime if you do not
figure with us before placing your
order.
CANYON LBR. co.
Last Sunday night closed a
two weeks protracted meeting
in the Baylor University Audi
forum at Waco, which has been
progressing with great success.
Rev. J. D. Ballard informs us
that the so conversions made
during this splendid revival in
cluded the two worthy young
sons of Canyon City, Dunlap
and Frank Lester.
Last Saturday DR.. Odell pur-
chased the stock of drugs be-
longing to DR.. ]. Ed Crawford.
AS a result of this sale the town
loses a most valua BILE citizen as
DR.. era wford has decided to To-
cate at Silverton where he will
practice his profession. DR..
Crawford has been a staunch
friend to the News and we can
not but wish him every success
wherever he may go.
J.R. Skidmore, manager of
the Hutson ranch southwest Of
town, has been in the city sever
al days this week, and those of
his friends who ought to be in a
position to know say that he has
donned a new spring suit, allow
ed the barber to work trans
formation in his appearance
and look out girls-old maids
and widows barred.
Thos. Tudor came down from
Kansas City Sunday, and Tues
day moved his family from their
quarters at the Victoria Hotel
to their home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Tudor has been dangerous
ly i'll for some time and was in
an almost helpless condition at
the time of her removal to the
train.
Mrs. G. G. Long left Sunday
evening for FIT. Worth where
she will join her husband. She
will perform the kindly office OF
keeping G.. G. straight during
the meeting of the boys of the
Texas Cattle Raisers Associa.
ton which convened there on
the 9TH.
T. A. Ridgway and wife. who
live in the Hutson school district.
were in town Monday buying sup
plies and ordered years supply
of the county paper and the Dallas
News. The News has quite
growing list in this neighborhood-
good people they.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-03-11
Reading Circle Program.

Reading Circle to meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ernsberger, March Is, s p. m.
1. Prayer.
2. Quotations from Lowell.
3. Music.
1. Biography of James Rus
sell Lowell, Mr.. Rollins.
5. Reading, ''The COurtin', "
Rev. Wallace.
6. Reading of "The Vision OF
Sir Launfal" by the class.
z. Music.
8. Current Events, Mr.. Erus.
berger.