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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

NOTiCR oF HEARING PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION or ESTATE Exempt
state of south Dakota .. n coy,,tS r,o6I,
County ot Roberts. - - Z,
IN the matter df the estate Of
wAEEOSzEvIN.
q Deceased. -
. The state az south Dakota sends greeting
to George Grow. heir At law and next of
kin Of WAkiCpuEc~in. deceased, ana 10 all
To " hom these presents may ,comr
NOurc u hereby given that Joseph z. TaY-
Tor has nlad with tbu Iudgc OF lhis court a
verified pstition la wTittaE setting forth that
said decreased left estate. Fofisi-ting % One
Hundred and. sixty acres Of untmproved
real property which she alleges Go he
Wholly exempt from execution attachment
nT other mcsns proccss, and praNing that
said estate he distributed among the heirp as
Law snd neat ot kin OF aid d-ces=sd, without
yldcd Wv the Probate C0de and that saturday
the ssth dag Of jane. 1903 al ~. O'Clock
A. NJ of said dayE being a dRy Of a special
term 81 this court, at the court room OF -aid
court lea the CITY ot stssetuu. County % Ro-
beris have been oppoint-d as the time and
place fur hearing Said peuuont when
and where Asny pcrson interested NAV
appe.fr sud Ehow Cauec shy the said prti.
ton ,honid not be granted, .
wines the Hon. A. ~ nifersOll iHdEe Of
thr Couuty Court, apd The seal Of said court
this Rnd day Of June A. ~ Iqot al bis Otice In
the city ~ Sis>cion, County % Roberts. state
% south Dakota.
tSEALG A. H. INGERsoLL.
~ r.- ~. .as Judge of-ths County Court.
y u. JOEEs Attorney for Estate.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

ensIaucs iiaaHislslsit 5rtmfGrO
5bibri iOrOsHimss pua Oct iiarpsits
en- glrtiisI ltt tpTt Slao, ilrtrtt az osn
bsrsmts iusni,s cpOaselitsrtiienot
Sptn SsOin. San pdaifddr, al 5bi.
bsthonsris life bar trGni,l liOasn inO.
saatf 5raiiat, men at od Strimuo irn
sr eHslaHOs @asiipak, fem Bar irtm
iaIet Otn 6IOSiar aris.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24
100000 til Stateus siolcr.

suO Saiotas ednOsspartsment bar
uOisnOt Osa itSriis baIbaarliat 5OrOs.
ling ai Rsntspsuse % 9nOiasisr al
Oiisntlist eanO i'll SiOIsrut, iom bar
funOtt SttS | Siatsns oiiiOrit. ntmlis
atiurat $3.50, ,627.jO. hbUid icrOsli
puu 9IHtdast stOI.bSrli / siaien btlS.
Der iis iii s2.l9 pr. 5nuOt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

RaIpb R. SGatr, son al 9utb
SGatr slinnsapolis. bsitoO iOrIsOm
9aS eramsn iior eptustlis psS Sio.
trissiloln annapolis. Dan tlarses
ia btSh d trt aaiSioatsr. San az
rtiiit iirar III Sioltn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

Store 5orbtrsptliU Gjsres iii Del
ilaueinapiiis Sanstrfsunt. iom iial
aiBO,bSs | 8yGnO Sorts. y. p, ben
Zoe. soc % soc sui. 9Hssn Bil an.
dire baa at msos 90 Der.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

Gn udlminOslis OOlOiOm ttptlOne
sOslasOc fOriipIia en- itOr 9,t ai s6sn
santiaSO. Sptr 100 VsriOntr mi.
itsOt eiptt.'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

NOTICE or .rHEAktNta rPEilliNN thk
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE,
State of South DaEO'a 4, Couy,y rourt
County OF Roberts. - :" N'N"N' N'H' y
In the matter OF the estate at
NNAA wHtTE
Diseased. Ha
The state 81 south Dakota sends greeting
10 Titus paska ana Ralph TTudrll, heirs At
law ana next Of kin cf AnnA White. drGes@-
Cd and 20 all 70 whom these presents maY
come 'r
Notirc Il hereby riscu that Titps PaSka
has filed with Ihr Judge oi this Court
a ycrihhd pctiliOn iR writing setting forth
that said deceased lrft estate consisting Of
real property which hs alleges u be wholly
exempt from execution attachment or other
mCsnv pyHbgc-S, ana praYtng That said estate
be Distributed am0ng thr hctTs - law and
next OF kin Ot said deCras-d, without the
regular administration thereof a. provided
hy the Probate Code and that saturday the
gth day Of duly, tsiAs 1t ~ n'elOCk "A. NJ :
OF said day, hFinu q day o. a special term of
fhl. court at the court room VI said court, tn
the ,1tv OF ~,@sr'nn. IN thTCuuuty OF Rohcrt@
have kpru apNUiuIsd - the time ana place
Tor h,'ariug said petition. shru ana where
any person Interested NAV APPEAR And shuN
Causr " hy said p~titipp should not hr granted
Witness the Hon. A. "A. InfcFsoil Judge OF
en- County Court. aud the Arai OF said Court
thi- efud day Ot June, A %. ipol, az his OF
nee 10 the city % Sis-ct0u. County Of Roberts
state ~ south Dakota
SEAL ma. ~ ~ ~. ..,,',,y t',,,,
p. II. JuNEs, .rar~
Attorney Tor Estate.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24
9n;ilian DiamonO, Q0Ol0 anO Depeluping 8 D..
sttiefapital $6OOOOOO, pbt paa MiiOntr aier, Bar
Sgrb sn SOua- Snlbt upbttnlt % "onassssabt
net TORE asrstaasnpe. iOm Ct
t2oen aarsans.

net sttasenSe
nunhnOp
pa gaOe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

ssnSrr. abe Sru;iIiau Siamone, tSels
ane SsUsIOpiHs GOmpaup Of tbs llniitS
Siaies", iom bar line aoHtOtrr zoo tsaib,
tnsion 81, ebieaso, fan anie,s at pGn re
sunOsIisu til aubHiHsru al gra'iIisnS Sia
mnHiitItsr % iprtisnr iuIO % aIpOriig -
nIGriiOmbrO al be meit tOuistpatipt % iOr.
Rstise Suusiiors."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

ret iort'nsst ui GrPsrtS, uSisubtr al Sis,s
SbitasO 'sapitdIihtr, % NsTtS SaappOrttrbat
toTaaEinsti En- regular Eiamantisbsr btnns
Sp."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

2oC SiItttul NpulHut pt .NNittHullpHul
.ieptlrp esorftts Of amsriea" niger: "Su'
tat mt aompani bar iiitrutisi hs msu Ops
mrrtiombsS iiHanuslls 3Tseis sHS ''STuSil'
ian TiGmOne. CsOlS aRS SspstepiHs 80. oi
,bs lluittS Siatss't
II psO allr. at EiGmant 9insbrtit bar
itabi ubpu RigoSmms ior mango. Siamant
itIbtsrus 5gsairiia bar siort mango I'll
DlilionGrrT. % SuuprsSer NJ iman SHptH
urs mcs iiSsu 2apitaL bar iaasI an6sl | nj
urmcs RisSom mcS Ncm % bar srbprrUct
iigrrr e!lcT miHSrc S0rmntT. St ian lite
blipt SrItagsr SsHut RisNomsiiIbt | airiia.
Oa ben airifauifr Siamaut INN iisr bar no
scn attisr for SaIa. SstIs npt sOmpant,
iom Ct OTsaniirrst al auistiInHsrc mso amr'
ritauit EustisbSp. bar lItTst iis iiorr iTugIsr
al sanb 2'rn;iIim:
NuiS "a snittT at aubriRst l'suat tl 1T
fert % ioroslustisi 6orriassuSt, ptI nj TIL
raabs Scni at lIIittiUt Sompauist ioT iHlp
Splpsnns 6usaasuSt SorsiassHOst: " an
itr SortGsrns,t at 2Grt ct spNt es irInet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iOm iOrtiturr SuVth
prS CymGriiOmbsb, imaa inapsIiOm hOrr. "
"5bt GOinmttrtal Sisth". Jittp ;lOtt, fot
ben lTss EssembaT. 1908, itTipst bIdnSt aH
bet: "Sssist on DC ipSafriianiIt CLAIMANT
itIirr rIsr Rintr bar aaarI I'll be iiTt Ser
SmS l>isrutr, os Be. iOm rat bsISiss not til
at aubriHat Fsnst bisit tiSIisI moi, bar
bslst Rigeomms, iOn IaHst opstsaat Sctrs
Irsmmr om Rtsbom. Elsit SnUtfmiHis
par al permanent aarottsr. % be bTiHssr
irsmSslrS Be rtsuIars SiptstROtr msp toto
get groit msn Der IL lite IGnssrt anltOr
ming Ill at fOmmt ihS "Oh tbt sroiiuS loot. d"
iOm man Nssr.
Scr CT imiSltrtio nii Il dnSst sat. bsbr
aulrOuiusm u Iistiaa soO. sIIrr iiaaits
suOos cptrsaar SpSairiIa bets btOht cass.
feet ira Ct SorrsHiRsshdHSpanFt. SidmaHia
isltsrus 2'radlltu q uu adbus iSr Supii
orS. let iuusS at prtt in : Stssu, at Obi
cage, ION alt,b Il SpiOisH iOt SrtmitttSt,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24


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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

Sbs Saiionnl SuHtrr", Chicago, Tor std
Srermbcr. 1909, iubsbolerr an lruasrr auil
Tel ansaarnNs BRAZILIAN Ciamoub, tSogS
ano SsusIopins 9ompanu''. ira Ssnus bib
lGiiss islsrnRs "Sstis tr iNiamauiaIOsrn.
Ten psIfoarubr fOrrrtninssmanO brur eli
Sidmdnt, % ben ptlhaasuSc SslitabsSamt
CT bssdtfrt msb prGstiss .lupslsr. Sst ams.
ritanits SHUsitHsnt gHbIiiHm bar bapi au.
ltenins til al saa mS SuinSsr al aitisio.
ntdssnStr Sub. SsIps. Robbsrs, !3infs,
Slg' % anIntiHt Sonpanlrr; men bet sr
tsrlt nG. NJ guoIiium bar bapt aeaana ill at
bIius StlInssr ! Ct Siamani' os Csulolom
pdni 1tttr RI blsprt mHlist utS at Rshp.
rsrHt bs rirsiIioasu ai "t'ru;iIiau IiamonS
~ole d''s SrprlopiHs 60. iou tr bOlattt
"bieaso % bat ahbrasi fin aapital bette
SomPani iOm Ssuls paa Srrrs urorlslist
Iro paa SoTriassustts iNsIS. uu CT uiuia I'll
al iamVtrts mtS 1;ubliium taet msb iaa
sanns. IOif eHita en- iiifsr os utSuarsubS
,MStGst it'd SeTss Snprfmsni aar ior Hot.
Sri Ct q peioeilenot Sattnm, at BE- Tint
ssHss', iom bar UGtrt bttaIt al SuSoiritas
Stanlaui' sompsnirT, bar aHOnssi til ior-
arttSt SsIsb Sr Ststs SO. alsns bar bt,
taIt Is FrotsHt GarIis sra,iIirub EiamaR
ter bar hltte vGrri bCrpmtr for Fu RsnbsS
SpiebsS % hOmrTisbt apalitst, os be bal
osn bpiths RatltSspGroi ppsr belle Rsrbsu.
2'shprcIisR % Siisfistcms al "SragIidR
SidmOnO, @Sib snb StUeIOpins 60" be,
fanr al ubiolht pSaIiSsIist. bsStrIrst o. rtt,
iiSfnr RGnO SOrstHiHssanIissruStr. Ia.
Tts sar', i o. Epstisbse bOrsrr ior ct bel,
Oisl uSir. % ct 81 cSarGnii iOr at aftisbu,
usrfs bette sempaui oil mSSiaas Osu Sipi,
NtaSt lem oil ttltales Ssm Mar sitcr aar..
" lhe Rational Sauiet'' aHbsialcr bette for,
lIsHniuihs Soutastnos Ill ,inpchpTs. Rapita,
liner % l,hnIgfsr ioh st irrerlcs iorOslaaS
iigt tnptfIisri
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

"ibs AHbufTiaI ss,, a S'uinsis Souunl
icT SuiinsiS FtOPls". iOr lOSt Stctmbsr,
1909, itripT: "SpOripmbslh Osr tilbpSer
its On dRlssHiHs. oil man iiuSs ben eriitia,
% iulot VuasHs SOTrctnIusSmou0 ira Sut,I
Cams Sane. NdH CT spmGrilpm paa Ell COB
itns, naar pau isT ben, o. bon saaT sittr
ben. nGu uentsr life pad HOssH auSsu til
aabns Op ups settler al RlgOOm' ran tT
iirrp not I'll OF is, bpuO ptt Ct Ct iOrSslashgt
Rdrito iOr % ban bcsunOsr iirar at orsuHi
isrt iOr al brtnss en- iorOsIastis itus Rar
fsstt.
q Ter Ct iHssH iiRs al msu tueis SGrSi
tuO Stdmdutsr Zen paasaatnot SOuHiuS
iislir 4;rOsaiiIOutu be ipOoitituuiit Setter
bar Itstt dmstilaHiIt sHpsnors til at ic iis
ON sitsr anOts StItsr. Get itr mn uo. ION
ON et ifuIet bdpr ianett tt tneea rissrs SrIt
Dc itotr Giamantitlttt / Srd,iIisn | Sues
amtrifa "s'TauIidu Siamone. ScIo am
StpsIepina 90 Of fbs llnltsS StdttS". bpil
ttt bat VGttt dHmtIOt fad iOrOtIagiisi di ISrr
psTtS. sr EIOntrH al adbnt Sisit RigSOni
ME % oil ubsu ipiol bshs NsR StlsRniRs
iom dlminseIis tonmtr til etns. Oct Il iSri.
% b,riUt BAT Sdlsti al SsItsTit"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-06-24

"ibt SdmrOag SiSpdia". GbitasO. ior
i9et R6us 1901, ittiptr: "Gn bel Gel "a
bitdlihtt bar rsbi attist | ''tTa;iliau Sid.
monS, CsolS GuS Stpsloping eontpaHp. bUis
GisuS6Hims Omidftti en- Stl al BET rissfs a.
Smaui Sihuit t'sdiiltsH % riuaIiitrtr mtS
St p;ioshsbsrsmtt Stamdntitiist Sp0diritd.
Ilnsstisa,lie Al 5rIisrus { tudIiru bar pG
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
Creditable Exhibits.

The several real estate firms
of the town have been collect
ing samples of Randall county
productions, both of the field
and the garden, of this years
growth, as an exhibit of what
the county could do along this
line. The showing so far has
not only surprised the stranger
within our gates but has called
forth an occasional ejaculation
from those who have been here
for a long time, but who origi-
nally hailed from "Missoury."
A visit to the Randall County
Land & Abstract Co., this week
by a News reporter has induced
him to make mention of some of
the things seen in this partlcu-
lar Office. To begin with there
was a big pumpkin which tipp-
ed the scales at 2S4 lbs, pie
melon that played hide and seek
around 40 lbs, a 5 10 raddish, a
81 ID turnip, a 81 ID beet, Gu
cumbers, onions, sweet potatoes,
2 kinds of squashes, potato
pumpkin, winter musk melon,
peanuts and pepper. Of the
field crops there were splendid
specimens of Indian corn, milo
maize, kaffir corn, broom corn,
California wheat, sugar cane,
alfalfa, Soy bean, oats and hard
wheat. A notable feature of
the milo maize exhibit was a
stalk and suckers, the growth
of one seed, containing nine
well-developed heads of this
fine feed. This is convincing
evidence that this county is
pre-eminently destined to be-
come one OF the foremost in the
production Of truck and forage
crops.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant to the Election Procla-
nation issued by the Governor of
Texas, notice is hereby given that an
election will be held on
Tuesday, Sth day of NOvemb Der,
1904.
In each Election Precinct in the
County Of Randall, State OF Texas,
for the purpose OF voting for
Eighteen Electors for President
and Vice President,
Member OF Congress,
Governor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Comptroller,
Treasurer,
Commissioner OF the General Land
Office,
AttOrne General,
Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
ton,
One Railroad Commissioner,
One Associate Justice OF lthe Su-
preme Court,
One Judge OF the Court OF Criminal
Appeals,
One Chief Justice OF the Court OF
Civil Appeals for the Second Supreme
Judicial District,
Senator and Representative to the
Twenty-ninth Legislature,
as named In the Governors Procla-
nation, and such County and Pre-
cinct Officers as the law requires to
be elected, and for or against amend.
ing Section so, Article 8; Article 3,
Section 81, and Section 16, Article 10,
OF the Constitution OF the State OF
Texas.
A. N. HENSON,
County Judge Randall Co, Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
WHEAT And CABBAGES.

At Hereford, Saturday, Octo
Der the first, a Truck Growers
Institute was organized as ar
adjunct to the Farmers Institute
then in session. "There were
some very interesting talks by
men who have had years of ex.
perience in this country in farm.
ing, and by others who have
not had so much experience but
who had truck farmed in a
scientific way, and they, one
and all, report results even bet
ter than they had expected, "
says the Hereford Brand. One
of these "talks' as recorded in
the Brand reads as follows:
~. G. Womble, a man of thir.
teen years experience on the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
BurtOn-LingO Co-Lumber
"s"sns"s"s"srsnsnsusus"sns
Sheriff's Sale.

State OF Texas, County OF Randall.
BY virtue OF an execution, issued
out OF the Honorable Justice Prec't.
l, Court OF Randall County, on 10th
day OF September A. ID. 1904, by the
Justice OF the Peace thereof, in the
case OF w. Z. Cannon & Company,
versus M. C. Chamlee Jewellery Co.,
company composed OF J. Ed Craw-
ford and M. G. Chamlee, said execu.
ton being issued against J. Ed
Crawford No. 155, and to me, as
Sheriff, directed and delivered, 1 will
proceed to sell for cash, within the
hours prescribed by law for ::Sheriff's
Sales, on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der A. ID. 1904, 1t being the First day
OF said month, before the Court
House door OF said Randall County,
In the town OF Canyon City, the fol-
lowing described property, towit:
Being lots Sixteen Q6) and Seven.
teen Q7) In Block Twenty-Five (22),
original town plat OF Canyon City,
Texas, with all improvement there.
on levied on as the property of ]. Ed
Crawford to satisfy a Judgement
amounting to $1,000 In favor of w.
f. Cannon 4 Company and costs OF
suit.
Given under my hand. this LIST day
OF October A. d. 1904.
E. A. Uphold, Sheriff.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
RANDOM THOUGHTS.
@. A. B.

In the action of the Russian
government refusing to recog-
nize an American passport,
when the holder is a Jew, the
dignity of American citizenship
receives serious setback unless
full and complete reparation be
speedily demanded of and surely
made by the naughty Musco.
vite.
Under a treaty between this
country and Russia, entered into
in 1882, citizens of the United
States were granted such rights
in districts "where foreign COM
mence is permitted" as were
bestowed upon subjects of Rus
STA within the territories of the
United States. Actuated by her
bigoted, fanatical and unreason.
able hate toward the Jew, Rus.
STA, disregarding her obligation
under this treaty, absolutely re.
fuses to recognize him although
he be in fact and in law an
American citizen.
Under the Constitution and
enlightened policy of the United
States all citizens stand equal
before the law, and as govern
ment we stand pledged to see
that he is respected as citizen
the world over no matter what
his religion be or race from
whence he springs. 1t is the
proud boast of Britain that her
flag protects her citizens "any-
where on Gods green footstool."
This has been declared to be
the policy of this Republic and
just why the present admins
tration is so backward about
enforcing it our people, general
ly, would like to know.
To American citizens of the
Jewish race our gates are closed.
This is virtually the stand of
Russia, taken some two years
ago and proclaimed to the
world and yet, not until right
recently has our National Ad-
ministration paid any attention
to it and then only in a half
hearted way. In fact nothing
at all seems to have been done
until Congress passed resolu-
ton of inquiry on the subject.
Had Mr.. Cleveland been Pres.
ident he would have promptly
and plainly informed Russia,
when the outrage occurred,
some two years ago, that it had
to stop-that the American
passport shall be honored by
those who would retain the
friendship of the United States.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

will be equipped with the nee
essary scales for weighing cot
ton and a public weigher will
either be elected or appointed
not later than November 9Th.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

Saturday, J. M. Vansant pre-,
sented this office with splendid
red turnip beet, weighing three lbs,
the product of his garden, and also
some fine snap beans which he
said were of the true Mexican
frijole variety. 1t is simply won
derful how such things do grow
here-it beats anything since the
report rendered by Caleb, touch
ing the products of the land of
Canaan.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

The San Antonio Information.
al Fair opens Oct. %, and con-
tinues until Nov. End. Bull
fights and Racing, daily. Special
rates on all railroads. The edi.
tor of the News acknowledges
courtesies extended and regrets
exceedingly his inability to be
there.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
CAN Y0N C|TYS
FIRST COTTON.

Two bales of cotton were
brought into town Monday from
Briscoe county and offered fol-
sale. j. N. Donohoo agreed to
take the staple at 9 cents, and
left it to the enterprise of the
merchants as to whether they
would give a premium. A com.
mittee at once set to work on
the matter and the following
firms donated sums which
amounted in the aggregate to
$50.
Wright, Gamble & Co.
Stringfellow- Hume Hdw. Co.
Canyon Mercantile Co.
Thompson Drug Co.
Mobiles Bros. Grocery Co.
Gober, Hume & Kenyon.
First Natl Bank.
r. G. Oldham & Co.
Canyon City Hdw. & Grain CO.
The marketing of this cotton
at this place has significance
about it that has not possibly
been thought of by many, in
that it is the first cotton that
has ever been marketed in the
town and the the FIRST Plains
raised cotton that has ever been
sold in any town on the Pecos
Valley Ry. in Texas.
Canyon City has provided am
pie facilities for buying and
handling all cotton that will
seek a market and shipping ad.
vautages here, having already
two buyers on the ground in the
persons of our townsman j. N.
Dopoboo and W. S. Almond, a
buyer who is representing a
Gainesville commission COM
pany.
The Canyon City Hardware
and Grain Co. are preparing at
heir own expense a yard just
East of the Victoria hotel which
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

|
from every point of view was
asked to give his experience in
regard to wheat growing and
truck farming. Mr.. Womble
stated that he had run harves-
ter in this country for the past
thirteen years, and in the thir-
teen years there had not been
but one entire failure of the
wheat crop, and that it ran as
high as thirty bushels per acre
some years. He went further
to state that he pledged his
faith in wheat, and that be
would raise wheat first, last and
always. Mr.. Womble then told
US a cabbage story, starting out
by saying that he would not ask
the audience to believe his story,
for it was considerably "fishy"
but he could prove it by Sarah
Jane. He then stated that one
fall they raised so many cab
bage they could not eat them,
give them away or make them
into kraut; so they decided to
put them up in hill, covering
the pile over with dirt to pre-.
vent freezing; and the next
spring when they dug to the
bottom of the hill there were a
number of the stalks that had
sprouted and had several heads
of cabbage on them. One stalk
had forty eight heads of cabbage
grown toit, forty-seven of which
had grown during the winter"
The Institute secretary in
commenting on Mr.. Womble's
cabbage experience makes the
following official statement:
"If one had not seen cabbage
grow in this country and did not
know Mr.. Womble, this story
might be doubted, but any one
who will take a look at the cab
bage crop in this country this
fall, will be prone to believe
anything in the way of a cab
bage story; and the only thing
to be feared about growing cab
bage in this country is that they |
will get a start and grow wild, /
and if they ever do they will be
harder to get rid of than an
acre of sassatras roots in the
swamps of Arkansas"
while the News man does not
youch for the Bible truth of this
Hereford cabbage story, yet, he
las seen enough IN his own linn.
ted experience OH the Plains to
convince him that it might be
rue.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

Among the things that seem
to thrive on the Plains with
great exuberance is all kinds OF
flowers, the names of which nc
one knows but a florist. Two
as lovely specimens of roses
have been growing in Photogra-
pher Lusby's yard as one need
care to see, equaling in delicate
tints the flowers of more tropi-
cal climates. With a little care
and attention and an occasional
douche of moisture from the
heavens, flower growth on the
Plains can attain degree of
success that would be reckoned
phenomenal by those who have
not tried the experiment.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

The News force was treated
Saturday to two large watermelons,
the gift of our large'hearted friend,
T. F. Reid. Such tokens of re-
membrane on the part of our
friends has already made us feel
that at least in many homes of the
county our efforts to get out good
local paper has been appreciated,
for not few, as did Mr.. Reid,
have followed the example of prov
ing it by their deeds. Thanks, to
each and every one of them.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

L. G. Lair reports the sale of
800 acres of land, the property
of Owens Miller, of Gatesville,
to j. A. Wansley at "a per acre.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14

The Brand says that Cyclone
Davis will address Hereford
people on prohibition the 18th
inst.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-14
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The best Bakers light bread at
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-05

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ore who uses II can eat ANYTHING at any
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follow
M-"-na is the only remedy for dys-
PERSIA that * sold on a plain and absn-
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uI!asS Il cures. Begin its use tod,
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