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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Baltimore 9ampf.Sadet-GO
lMlte nnb AnnerIa iRae @%ais9tHie.)

Die Der. Siaaten.Boft bef5rbtrnb.
9ampfer fabren tdeIi6, Sonnfaes ansaenont.
men. bon ben s9aD 1ine"s8ters. gr. 1913,
2iabt.Strabe, $50 abcnbs, oireit mao OI6
8unfien bes Giibens. @crbinnung In Ofb
Rotnt Comfort init ~. & O.s&tfen6abn" nan
Ri6mono,. 9erbtnSuna III Bortsntoutb nit Dem
n nsSfS0q mas VI atla Slnf' ! Sn sa@horRlS'iiP s Ssr SSSiS,
nit Ser .%9tiInrtic COAT Cine. gorfolf un6
Carolina. aCrioIi Tno' ii6ii6, NOrfoli unO
bern, BafbfnSfon, @.sG,, u1S sfi@mens, ia.
Winbl3etten nab europdlfhem Blame. qirlis
rtofc .Gdftten3imr1er, eIefirtfbt Beleliptrug,
aiTnnsr ~ M S S{Ist. J IT Nrcon Te nsr tsoS s'9 IInsg
Dir. 32t. BeItsgaItinoresStra Gr. SOC Iino
sos. 2iebtsSfrnbe. 2. VI. g. Office, Gc. 2t5,
Notwithstanding, tno aIbdugbS, @barleSs
unb NerinetonsStr1fe.
Subn n. SheriuuOb, q. HKutuu,
Stcessraf. II. Gen. Ulanngtr. Gen. Seaii. s9loert
Dea2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Merdants' C @iners' sranspOr.
tatipn Gompsan.

Danny ftt.2tuien.
Wa1 Botter unb benz Often: iebsn Wontae,
DienftGa, DonnerItae unb Gaulftae, RbenbS
Q flbr.
Ed6 9rooibenee unb benz Often: iebenSonn.
tag, Wtttttuoh unb Srettdg. NbenbS @ ubr.
Inn 9 ttbr abeHos. "
Srntt iuirb tiqIi6 bis 3 lIbt abeubs fnr an
benz Y1ae dbfabrenoe 8urtpter n%ngenomnien
ttae, 8cnneritaS unS eanitt6G. glbeTSs o IiiltbT
goftoHer inb 4rooioeuce $ Sdmpfer fabren
bon Der &erfte am SIbe bes Gong 8odS ab;
SaooniiabsD . fnpfer bon bee Ierfle nm Su6e
Der mefts4auSsNbeilue.
6. ". giGingbam, aesni.
9ongsBod.
q. .. 5nrnsr, esq.
". .. etebblnS, @.sIR.
Sduptbnreai Rr. 6J4. Rrrt.GbarIes. ctr.
gra9t unb Raiaa e.gireau-Rr. 22t, Bef.
BaItimore.5trabe. u13.T&G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Rarglaub nno germiplpauta.yabm

8iiee berIafen glortfssIpenues citation:
7.30 Born. Naob Dorf, tdoIiG, nlsaerors
men SonntagS.
$40 BERN. nab 9eIia, rir Sorrtaes.
$50 mao eelair, tdgIi@, ahsgenoumen
GcrntaQ5.
s.26 Ranm. na6 Uori, tasIi3. aussenomp
men GoTntngS.
400 gadir. mad Delta. nur SonntaeS.
4.20 mad Delta. tteltG, ansoenortuleH am
Gonrtag.
900 gadm. mao geIair. iasIi@, aussenom.
nieu gouufdg5.
1000 Httnbs, Ha4 HsIair, mt GcHniass.
1f.46 uoenb6, mao gfIatr. ulitfloon nxh
GGmN4ns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

bon Sabre, DGtbiopio" bon Glasgow
uno Mopiac, oWfoin" bon 9rmen,
yGeoric" bon 2inerpOol C9tonhtdct)
uno st. Soni9" BON Soutbomptoll
(9toutlldet).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Gbdapeafe 9ampfer.G umpaguie.

SheinpeafesStnie.
gltgantF BaiGelers5 Sampler rgugufta- uno
sNilnntu" mad
Sib Eotnt Comfort uno Wprfon, ga.
Sanipter b~erldtten Baltimore idgli6 (aisges
nonlnteit eoniliags) nm $50 SberbS uno font,
mel In OLD Yoint Comfort nm O ll6r Wors
pens NIB III NorioIf nm 7t5 Wioreens an, an
I6llebelo m pie @iienbabn8iiee nad anen
Hltllftel oeS Sil0ens mo Gilouefteus,
ObrfsJituersqtnie.
Glegdtfe puiinG!ersS nnpfer ,Gbar!otte" uun
Baltimore
had MeftsHoint rub Bifdjmgub, ga.
Dnnipter ~berlaiien Baltimore Dienttaas, Don.
ntriia9S llo Suinitags Inn 3 lbr 9o6mtitaas
ltlio %inirInltli 6t BefSRoint nm 100 Moroeas
uto gu HtfnloTto nm 0.26 WorQens an.
Ste 9umpfer luerbet nuf Der Sin, uno gfd,
ldQtt In. Dotf,JibeT an folgenben Rurften ons
leeett; @Ioueeiicr Boint. 9lnD gafi nno aG.
Garipfer ~oerfaIeu Baltimore ount gisr @r. t8
nnh 10, 2igGttrnbensyesrfe
OlIrn Btleie nab allen RnEiten i6rnen ne.
lhberi Wepdd .1tfgegeber iino Ha~ti!ernl inuet
~ ySfans r%eferbirt gerSsn ii Den btefIaen
Nr If, MeffsGcnire'S traPe, ODER ben 6ouSi,
Sflreour: ~ $50, ~eiobtaSiraBe. Baltimore, no.
Henpen VOTER ". z. GbtSnt,
OeH. fOelDntletttDrer Gen. sRuffdgters9tQent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
@egwei(er
ION tmpfeBlcnsiuertbeH Sinans-,
GugrOs- naO GnSetail.1 cihifteH.
Sinan3teIIe8
9anfen.

SirIt Rational 9nnt, 16, BeIt.Sarn.
tosa : StraBe; S. 9. Serguion,
SrGiioent; s. 9. @iIcog, Roiiirer.
Sormers' onb Ierfnnts' RationaI
@onf. sol, @oro. gbarIes. StraBe;
Gbas. &. Crane, Br6iioent; Garter
g. Osburl, 3aiiirer.
9euti6e 8anf, 2erington. unS $oli.
oop'Strabe; 81. s. S9uI3, BrGIt.
bent; &uguIt 8eber, @aiiirer.
Commercial on6 Farmers 3ationaI
8anf, Sopnro- un6 @erman.Str +.
8eltern NationaI @onf, IA, Roro.
@utap.S Strobe; Soibra s. Saroep,
Sraiioent; 8. @orriott. Roiiirer.
Drooers' onO Redonics' 0ationaI
@anf, gutuw- unO 6opeite.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
9ambnrgsN
- Van -
-~Sanbars
9oppelI draaben.
RrtrsE. uoA 0losTootsr. dN:nut

!" 2t0tnI 5n SpueF ffr 9Oabon nnb Ynrls an.
Sambnrg'N merifa'2inie,
81 @roaomab, Retp-gorf.
Artbar @. &ubIon,
II @eIt.G Centre traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
GriebB6fe.
2ou6on Barf Geweter1. Office 81.
8eit.S aratoga.S trabe.
unterriht
Die .,GricsIpnsGiuic."

atira itibe gSniiers3iolltc 6nr9 ben Naual mad
philadelphia tdeGi6 (SonHtags dusgcnommenl
nm 3 ubt Wtorgens. bon Der gig6t' II. 9rdtts
Sirabe. an 8eiicrtptt. 9befupenfesGith, Ct.
Georges. GeIaiparcs6itb INTO Gbeiier. Ba.. an.
bnlteno Uni Sed tla6 F6ilubclp6iu) $50.
1aiiiie $500. erfiriiun 10 1upe qiilti9. $3.50.
Nlldtnbri nit Der e. & 8. Giiefhubn" $3. 90.
Milantics@iiD $2.75. Grtlritpn S3.75. Geips
glort /$4. @Ifnriion so. Serner Snr6id6riss
Aiueie ilod nbroIiden Runfter. 5obrsBtaeie
itlie i'm Niirenn lno bel gllbaliab's 5i bdben.
S6teibt megen Reifefiibrer,
GinreHce ehrtuer, 9lgert.
gr. 20i. gtghtsStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
MfaBrtStasc Der 9ampfcr bon &eu.
Wnrf.

NbtdbrtSt18c Der Saittpfcr bon Helu'
0urf.
0ompfcr oaronprin5" nod 9rc-
men am 81. MGr5.
9ampfer D%l1ltonio" nod IcopeI
un6 @cnuo am 81. MGr5.
9ompfer r8rin5 SSfar" nod Sea-
pei uno @cnuQ ant 81. MGr5.
9ompfer n@ermonio" no6 Sea.
pei om 81. 0tGr3.
3ompfer v2iguria" mad RenpcI
un0 @enua an %. MGr5.
9ampfer nGoorom" mad &ptter.
Dam am %. &Gr5.
9un1pfer nGcoric" mad, 2iperpool
am %. OfGr5.
9ampfer nSopoic" nu6 Sabre am
80. MGr5.
9ompfer n@toin" uo6 9rcmen um
90. MGr8.
9ompfer st. 2ouiS" mad South
ompton am %. MGr5.
0ampfcr .gooerluno" nad Gnt'
perpen om 25. WGr5.
9ampfer yMinnetonfa" nad Sot'
6on am %. MGr5.
9umpfer r2uconia" na6 2iber'
pool am 25. MGr3.
0ompfer nSrene" nod Neapel ino
@eruo am %. WtGr5.
0ompfer n8otricia" mad Sam
burg am %. W6r5.
9ampfer columbia" na6 @las.
gop am %. Mdr5.
Compiler nOlbenblrg" tof) Ore
men am %. WGr5.
9ompfer nGaIabria" nud gteapcl
an %. Mdr5.
9ampier n9arbnroIia" no6 8re'
men on %. MGr5.
9ampfer rSiooonia" noh 9eapel
unO @euia am %. MGr6.
9ampfer Baltic" na6 2iberpool
am 80. MGra.
0ampfer nStotenOam" nu1 &ot.
ter0am am 30. Mtdr3.
9ompfer nSeuig SIap" nu6 SEQ
penbogen am 80. WlGr5.
9umpfer ,Gitta 81 Nopoli" mad
Neopel unb @enlta am 80. Mh6r5.
Sampler o9retogne" mad Sabre
am 80. Mdr5.
0ompfcr Gorintbion" nod] 8IaS'
golp am 30. MGr5.
Compiler vEretorio" no6 Som-
burg om /. Gpril. 1.
Compiler y@eimar" nud Ncopel
uno @enuo ont 1. Nlpril,
Gonpfer yQtrurie@ na9 2iperpool
am /. 9(pril.
Compiler nSorbegno" nod Ncopel
mo @enltu am /. Npril.
Compiler pE6iloOclpbia" nod
Soutbompton am I. Npril.
9ompfcr oMunitou" nod Sonoon
am I, g(pril.
Gompfcr uaroonlanO" nod Pint.
merpen om /. Npril.
9umpfcr nErir5ciiin &iftorio
2ouiie" no6 9teopel uno @cnuo onl
A. Npril.
0ompfcr y9oiier 8il6elm Der
3lueite" nod Bremen an A.. Npril.
Compiler oStolio" nod 0teopcl an
.. Npril.
Gonpfcr oHpnOam" nod Gottcr
oonl am 3. g(pril.
9onpfcr nGcutonic" noh 2iper.
pool an 3. Npril.
Gompfcr o@nciieton" mad 9rc.
men ON g.. Ipril.
9ompfer go lorraine" no6Soprc
ON g.. Npril.
Gonlpfcr nGomponio" nod 2ipcr-
pool oln s. 9lpril.
0ompicr oa0ni1 albert" nod
Ncupel ulO @cnllo am g.. gIpril.
Compiler ,@roi &olbcrlec" nod
Sombur9 onl 8. gIpril,
9ontpicr Caledonia" nod @loS.
9op om 8. Npril.
Gompier st. Foul" mad Soutb.
ompton am 8. Npril.
3ompfcr oMlcicbo" nod 2onoon
am s. glpril.
0ompicr n3ccIon0" nod 9lntncr-
pen an 8. 9Ipril.
3on1picr ,Erin5 aool6crt" nod
Heapel un0 0rnlln am II. Npril.
Gompfcr oGrobcr auriiirit" mad
9renten an #. gIpril.
Camper r%on1onio" nod 9teopcl
uno @enilo an #. Npril.
3ompicr n9iOntn" nod Ncnpcl an
If. 9(pril.
Gantpier y@liidcr" itod Sum6urg
am IL. 2lpril.
9otnefpr Mottrr0om" nod Rnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Seuer.8 eriiherungs .agen4en.
Some SrienoIp Societp, 1925, Gin.
oen : Inenue.
SO. e. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SorntogaItraBe.
Senrp 90. @arfieIo (8ogaD, 2tO.
Sit-2ertngton1trnBe.
9irfbeao & Con- 2t4, SIt.2ering.
tom Strobe.
SenneB & &apIor, 306, Oft-2ering.
ton Strobe.
Titrner & Sbomas, 2, SIt.Saratoaa.
Strabe.
90. 8. GeIoen IL, Sf.gIeaIant.
StraBe.
9ilh6on0lmn9.
WrS. 90, Mortin, 7t5, @cIt.2 cring-
ton . StroBe.
Seteritdere MobeI. 2aaerlng.
@rubum's 8arebouie, 8nrf aoe,nte
uno 0olpbin.S trobe.
@runSeigentbuEts. Nafler.
8terre 6. 9itsan & @epbetp, t6,
2ertngton-S traBe.
0Gder.HeouiIiteu
Sbe Buyers & Sids Co., t04, Siio.
&otuaro.S trnbe.
9aubol3.SdnoIer.
Ebos. Wattbeps & Son, Canton.
gbenite ,tno IlbemarIe.S traBe.
Geo. S. Sloan & Bro, 414, Sight.
StraBe.
9lef. unb emaiairte StobIpaaret.
Nationol @nameIine & Stamping
Co., 100, Sanober-S traBe.
9mnpfmaidinen, &eiiel II. g,tnpen.
Waloce Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
uno Sombarb.S troBe.
SanbmirtidaftIide @er6tbe unb 90.
mereten.
8riffitb & Burner Co., 205, Rorb.
BacnitraBe.
SrnomentaIe 9rabt,ar6eiten.
9nfur & Co., 31t, 90. -$opar6-S Ctr.
S6nitt. ulto 2iir5tpaaren.
grmirrong, Gator & Co., 106-1S,
SopfinssB lace.
Sregeqas, SerteI & 60, 100, Sop.
fins-Hlace.
Sbiiren, Senfterrabmen II. 3auIeaur.
5rant 8. 8atfins & Co., Bratt. unb
RreiiOent.S Strobe,
S6nupftabots . Sabrifanten.
M. Starr g. Co., 436. Nor6. Galoert.
StreBe. M 9inoH31
- 9ln9{Hnir
8eitidriiten . Wago5in enc.
Baltimore Stems Co.. 3t8, Bcit
8erman'S trabe.
GripAhnfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

8nnfierS ltnb WafIer.
Sombleton & 60, IL, SIt-2egineton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Nn1npoIIs, Wit. JlobdI Siaiiof. ITb0 nn6
+sA5 &usm.. 1850 uno l5.55 yiadnt 9amoens
Station, 800 nno 1900 gornt, lt2.05 mlit.
tags. 400. 1915. 600 nHo 2tt.t0 abenos.
Hreocrtd, sri. SobaIsStation, 28.45, iv.4s u.
Ganl0ens Station. T.35, 1000, 29.t5 itno i10. 90
Bgrln.. lt.25, 1850 uIIo 1920 Mbeno8.
Rinheher, SRI. Nob1GsS tntion. l7.10 Y. nnb
l2.A3 Y. GainoeHsSidtton H.20 o., 80 nrs
1850 g!ndbm.
Sagerstp,pn, Wl. sobaIG tQtiou, ls.45 Boru,
1870 9id6m. gumoeHsStltion, 1900 Norm.
800 mo 400 gtabu.
Gaieptt-6itn ufe mt. airh, Gantben.Siation
1888, 2o.15 FORM, lies, i3.50, 1920 Rattm.,
$3.50 uno +tt.45 Mbeuos.
Curtis Ban, GnntoeHsG tation, 1928 Borm.
purap, mt. R~phnLGtntion, s2.43 9ldnut
GdmoensS tniior. F3.00 Tdtm.
ulnhol Glus QtuieH soh phtfaksthata eus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

S%parbanten. 1tiIh
Central Sabinas @auf, CHARLES.
uno 2ertngton.S Stripe. ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
Baltimore sObiO sBabn.

Man bsGdlte t~psItsrsn 1tenft BON bsr MT. 5sobaJ.
Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

3eitidriiten . Waga3in ere.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8, BeIt
Germans trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

@runSeigentbuHts. Mafler.
Rierre 6. 9itgat & Nepbetu, t6,
2ertngton-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20
,RpBai Blue a.Hie" nadb Vbilabe,phla uus
a,rtu .Harf

SeTtith 8ert9amoen gerl. Dei. Robnl
Ghldfpaeaon ....3del. 35f U. $50 vi.
9arlor \ @pelle. Idal. 1859. as.00 sc
@tlitei VorIor, ansa. @. 0.50 Q. e.64 @.
Rarlcr, Spelfe, NUT 60. 9.52Y 9.b7 3D.. q
4arlor. SpeiIe, uusa. 9. 1t.b0 g. Ntf "a B. g
2grlor, Gpeife. .9dgl. 1888 at.59 81.
y3ipDat eimiteo," nusidbliebIiher TliInians8ng.
Biiiiet. Bau9.. RGrIer-. CELEBRATIONS un6
GpeiIesB ugeons. 3dgI. 3.4s y. 8Ss2 81.
9nrIor. ggeiie. .9dgL. 500 Y. eob No
Goodies. Rbtla, disG 2. 7.55 q. 500 "
Goabes, B5iia. ..Sdgt. 900 ", 9.05 81. q
56Gufpagaon. /, 1dgl. 1880 Or. f2.44 Wa
Ger IofoIe ShIattuongoii nnb gletpsporf Ut I'm
VT. WondlsSlbnhote nm 1000 abenbS onr Nnis
nnbHe BON 1snfaeierer bereit.
81 nab Alautie.Gifn an @o6enfneer: 81
mad NtlnutiesGitp tielt6.
Pile 9ige bdlten In milminstpn. ~ tdii
In Gtefter an.
Berf. Camden gerI. MT yohc!
Bbtld. stfforn. nur Con. sos q. $40 g.
9btIa.. sltion. ause. 9. e.t5 @. s.2e @.
9bilG. GrpreB, uuSg. 9. 2.20N a.26 q.
sirqerIn afn., aasg. g. 5.f0 u. BIS 81.
Rbilu. @ffofH., t1tc Go. 6.f0 ". $40 ..
B6tln. grpreB, nus1. g. 1866 ". 500 Il.
phiIn. erpreb. Z. .Id3I. 900 ". e.o5 ".
9fuet.9ireoir: gnrhtpeft.ede gt1rIess unb
earntogasGtrnbe 10. 81. 6. .rseebdubel.
VI. 626 Gfihstrpaofeap, mt UcbdIs9intIcr
ober saRbet.S taiiuu.
=. 70. W,arttia, Mat. Wan. 1roftle.
9. u. SeHrt, Sei.spuH. ,2aenI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Bidder equiiiten.
Sbe Buyers & $ids Co., 104, Siio.
&otparo.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Seiterft6ere @ObeG- 2%ugerrng.
@rubom'S @arebouie, 8nrf Ineiute
uno 0olpbin.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Srn. Seinrid, 3oaner, fpeld)er BEL
ben amerifaniifen &rinitireunoen &c.
NIB nod in beitem Inorenfen itebt,
lit neueroings cine eroBe Ails5eid.
niing 81 Ibeil gemoroen. Dos Sdil.
let : Gomite in @eimar uno Der De
neral : Sntenoant oes grobbersoa.
li6en Softbeaters. b. 8ignau, baberl
on i'm Die aufforoerung ecridtet, fir
Die oortige Sdiler . 8eier, nelhe be.
ionoers groBartig geplant lit n1o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-20

Sdnupftabots Sobrifanten.
n. Starr g. Co., 436. Nor6.G aloert.
Strcbe. M ainoi11.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08
HOFFMAN PARAGRAPHS

Emma and Jake Hoffman, who
are attending school at Amarillo,
spen Thanksgiving at home.
l.. A. Pierce, who got his collar
bone broken last week, is getting
along nicely.
Wesley Weller of Canyon was
in our midst last week.
Rev. Robson fulfilled his regular
appointment Sunday, last. We
are glad to have him back again.
Christmas will soon be here with
its Joys and merrlment.
H. G. Hitchcock and wife went
to Amarillo Friday.
Rumor says our lone bachelor
is to be married Xmas. We wish
him happy and prosperous New
Year and many such.
Annie Hoffman visited Winnie
Hitchcock Saturday night and
Sunday.
TASSIE.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08
SPECIALIST.

| treat all diseases OF the eye,
ear, nose and throat also have
glasses and pay special atten-
ton to fitting them.
Have had ii years experience
in this special practice.
AT CANYON CITY Dec. 20 4 Il
Office, Thompson Drug Store.
|. E. Smith, M. D.
Weatherford, Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08
CITY Meat Market.

Just received 20 head of
choice young hogs, grain ted
and fat-hogs that will weigh
when dressed from $50 to 800
pounds. For sale at the follow
ing prices:
Whole or half hog 6!cts.
Lard, 80 lbs. or over 12cts
Lard. lob bucket l2!cts
SPECIAL-Fish and Oysters
every Friday and Saturday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

aaaaaswa aa*aa#ma
All copies of The News sent out
of the county are stopped at expira
ton of time paid for-unless other
wise ordered. To subscribers in
the county it is sent on with the
date to which subscription is paid
plainly printed after the name
Kindly look at this date and if pos
sible pay up if behind.
Wilson carries nice line of
Tablets, Pencils, Pens. Ink, etc.
Howard Stephenson is at PortaleS,
where he has charge of the Burton
Lingo lumber yard.
If you want to see your friends.
60 to the CANYON City Supply Co.,
every body is there.
J. B. Thomas is once more a
resident of town, occupying the
Tom Foster house north of the
railroad.
J. E. Wansley has moved into
his brothers. residence in the West
end. Mr., Morrow, who had it rent
cd, moving in with John Turner.
just arriyed-Car of Palo
Pinto peeled cedar posts at
Burton-Lingo Lbr. Co.
The brick walls of the new bank
building are going up and will be
completed by Christmas.
Mrs. B T. Johnson and son,
Douglas, of the Hoffma neighbor
hood were among the shoppers
here on Tuesday.
The Amarillo Business College
is prepared to teach all CONNER
Cial branches successfully.
Travis Shaw has had Hauter to
drill we'll on his lots and put up
a windmill to water those turnipS,
of course.
See DR.. Harrison, the Dentist.
Hotel Victoria-Dec. nth and 18th.
The road to success start
right-at the Amarillo Business
College.
F. M. Lester, wife and grandson,
Rector, left Monday on a tour of
California. They have nine
month tourists tickets and will
make their first stop at Yuma,
Arizona.
The Seydler Mercantile Co. ex
pect to move into the house now
occupied by Walter G. Cobb on
the first. D. N. Redburn is to oc-
cupy the house they move out Of.
Walter Cobb, not being able to Sc
cure business stand, is going to
sell his goods and quit, so he says.
Little Mss Enod Grundy cele-
brated her twelfth birthday Satur-
day by giving a doll party, the
following little girls with their
dolls (which we will not attempt to
call by name) being present: Violet
Farr, Minnie May Wilson, Sula
Eakman, Ethel Gatewood, Francis
Buie, Ola Tafflnder, Madeline
Hooks, Mabel Rowan, and Lucille
Jordan.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Randall Co. Teachers In
Stitute.
Friday, Dec 22nd and 23rd, 'o5.
FRIDAY
IT, 9 A. M. to II M.
Opening.
Address by County Supt.
The Duty of the Teacher to this
School and Community Ems
berger.
"The Teacher as a Student, =
Mrs. Carrie Ernsberger
"The Teacher as a Citizen, -
A, Ernsberger,
"The Teacher as a Dicipli-
marian, B. F. Hodges.
1.-THE Teacher as an INSTRUCTOR
Miss Grace Edwards; Mrs. Le-
ona Bennett Park.
Afternoon, 1870 to 4 P. IA,
Discussion of the School Law
G.. g. Foster.
"Primary Reading" Mrs. A. H
Thompson; Miss Belle Shotwell.
Round Table
SATURDAY
"a. IA. to IL IA.
"Methods of Spelling, Miss
Ellen Donald.
"Value of Drill Work, Miss
Mae Lair.
Question Box.
Afternoon, r:3o to 4 P. IA.
"Habit in Education, "a. Ems
berger,
"Methods in Teaching Geogra-
ply, &c. @. Foster.
"The Importance of Teaching
Grammar and Arithmetic, &c. @.
Foster; B. F. Hodges.
Round Table.
Adjournment.
The law passed by the last
Legislature gives Teachers
significant place in school work
in Texas. Sec 81 provides and
makes it the duty of the County
Supt. to call Institutes and also
the duty of teachers to attend
at least two thirds of the SEES
sion of the Institutes and fur
Their that the cancellation of
certificates may follow wilful
refusal to attend.
Sec. 80 provides a method of
extending certificates by faith
full attendance upon County In
suites and normals and applies
to all certificates that do not
expire prior to August 81, 1906.
Sec. SO provides that teachers
shall receive full pay on their
contracts for each day they are
absent from their schools in at
tendance upon the sessions of
the Institutes called by the Co.
Supt.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Trustees and patrons OF
schools are expected to encour-
age teachers to attend.
]. NJ. VANSANT, Co Judge
Co. Supt Elk -otficio.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

"Say, where did you get that
overcoat?"
al got it from the Canyon City
Supply Co. They have the incest
line ever saw, latest cut, loose
belt back-ranging in price from
$3.50 to Sig. 50.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Visiting Cards-ThiS office
has Just received a new lot Will
sell them blank Oh printed. Call
in and see them
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Brandon has several good houses
for sale all the way from $4oo to
$500. Why not buy one'
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Try the News for Job Work.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-08

Send The News to Il friend.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-12
Additional Local

DR.. Harrell returned from Spokane,
Friday.
George Koppin of Roslyn is in the
city today.
D B. PAYNE, of Ro,lyn. attended
court Monday.
DR.. J. 0. Mote, of Thorp. was in the
city Tuesday.
David Ramsay and wife have been
visiting in Heppner Ore.
w. W. Bonney ha, been indi-po-ed
with la grippe thi, week.
VIM. Collier in THE Dictator Al
the theatre next Wednesday night
Vim. Collier is ranked with Nat
Goodwin. in the theatrical profession.
Mrs. Hugh Mcbride, Of Nilsson la.
Mont, is visiting in the city this
week.
Hear VIM. Collier in The Dictator"
at the theater Wednesday evening,
'""' ''n'
: w. "' i,ian3 %, dinner Saturday
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-12

DR. Reed treats the eye. ear. nose
and throat. If you have any catarrhal
trouble OF the head come in and consult
him. 1t costs you nothing. 45tf
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-12

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co, s12 N Kansas avenue-l
A. o. Faux of Enid, Ok. is visiting
friends north of town.
w. j. Schott has gone to Jefferson City
to look after business matters
Geo. w Crouch will return today from
a short visit to relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs w c. Steele is confined to her
home. 1414 Quincy street, with the grip.
Miss Lolah McAfee has been i'll for the
past two days at her home, 10o5 Quincy
street.
Walter Skinner has returned from Pax
leo and HeringtOns where he has been
putting up ice
Miss Jaunita Putnam, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Putnam, is quite i'll at the
Union Pacific hotel
Mrs Minnie Whitehead of 1906 Quincy
street left Monday for Nevada, Mo-, where
she will be the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Keim of Kansas
City, Mo-. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Conklin, have returned home.
Joseph, where she attended tns spring
openings of the millinery wholesale
houses.
s. F. Wright. who will succeed Mr.. Sim
orwell as principal al Grant school, was
at the school today looking over his new
field Of labor.
at the Horne planning mill, had two fingers
of his left hand badly cut yesterday by
catching them in one of the saws.
The funeral of Mrs. Barrett will be held
Saturday afternoon from the North To-
peka Baptist church and the burial will
be in the family lot in Rochester ceme-
terry
Mrs winston Fuller and little daughter.
Elizabeth Marian, arrived today from st.
Joseph. Mo, to visit Mrs. =FulIer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dolman, OF 1928 kan
Sas avenue.
We desire to thank those who so kindly
gave US help and sympathy during the
illness and death of our little Harold; also
for the many beautiful flowers. @. G.
BOOher and family
for
time have been making their home with
Mrs. WinslOW'S mother, Mrs. Patterson
on her farm. expect to return shortly to
North Topeka to live.
The teachers Of Grant school will give a
their retiring principal Mr.. 2. A. Sinner
well. who leaves the last of the week fol-.
his farm at Harveyville.
Mrs. Cuthbirth has returned to her home
daughter. Mrs. o. c. Neiswender. who ac-
companied her home and will be her guest
the remainder OF the week.
Mrs. O. c. Myers and little son, Robert
returned yesterday from Meriden where
they have been visiting Mrs. Myers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs T. r Lowery. Mr.
Lowery came up to Topeka with his
daughter,
E. B. Holcomb and family VIII move
shortly from the Pliley home, 1881 Madi-
ley and family will then move from the
stone house on the avenue to their own
home on Madison street.
Great Fire, Smoke and Water Sale
at The Fitwell Shoe Co., sos Kan. ave-
4Oc, so and soc on the dollar is the
price on our entire stock of high grade
Shoes, Slippers, Overshoes Rubber
Boots, Felt Boots, etc, for men, wo-
men and children. Don't miss this
sale.