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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

Skinner Crawford spent two or
three days in town the beginning
of the week. He and his associate,
Mr. White, came in Friday and one
of their "homeseekers" getting
sick on them here, they remained
until Tuesday.
Mrs. II. M. Laster left Wednes-
day evening for Hubbard City, Hill
county, on visit to her parents,
Mr.. Laster is not looking for her
back before July.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

The eastern terminus OF the
Santa Fe cut off from Belen i
to be lat TeXico, so say the
officials OF the system. The dl-
vision point is not as yet settled
unless
AMARILLO HAS IT
as claimed by the Herald last
Friday. The article IN the
Amarillo paper reads as follows:
"One OF the most important de-
velopments OF the weeh Is that
which Is CENTRED around toe
summer plans OF the Santa Re
system.
1t has tie 4 known tor a long
time that the road Intended
building a cutoff from some
point on the Pecos Valley road
10 Belen, making this the main
line IN continental trade TO be
followed by line TO the Gulf,
also from some point between
here and Portaies, this latter
10 be built later.
yesterday il was learned
that the contracts are being
made covering these improve
ments. including the cutoff,
which is 10 be from Texico, a
new bridge across the Canadian,
a detour that Will cut out the
Frazier hill altogether, and the
laying OF new steel from Vel
llngtUn TO this point.
When this work is complet.
ed Amarillo will De a division
point on three departments OF
the service and one of the
largest repair points on the
Santa Fe system
The last paragraph in the
Hera td-''will be"-sounds eX
tremely tishy TO The News.
That Amarillo believed it was
gong TO get il, would have
sounded much better, out, per
haps Bro. Robinson is on the
inside and can furnish the proofs.
and if so, We congratulate Am
arillo. There are others don I
see it that way for
HEREFORD WANTS IT
and she is gong not only after
the division point but tor the
eastern terminus as well, and
moving towards II good and
strong Through her Board OF
TRADE, under date OF April 20,
Hereford addressed a letter TO
Avery Turner, Vice President OF
the Pecos Valley, asking for the
terminus and division and to
quote the all important part OF
this letter, as II appeared IN
The Brand" expressing "IheiT |
willingness 10 contribute literally !
t0Udrd It's construction"
Just what 'lioerally" means |
tor Hereford The News is not |
now prepared TO say but it vii II
venture the opinion that she will /
do the handsome thing-her |
people are Quilt that way.
Canyon City is not in on the
terminus question-Texico may
have it for all we care, although |
We in all things wish Hereford
well, but the division point,
well, We rely good and strong
on that. The good Book says,
that Faith is the substance of
things hoped for, the evidence
of things not seen" Canyon
CITY has this faith and in all
will be ready to back
it when the rakeotf is called.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

On account of the Fifth Sunday
meeting with the Paladuro church,
there will be no preaching services
at the Baptist church here Sunday
morning or at night.
j. d. Ballard.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28
REUNION COMMITTEE WORK.
April 20, 1903.

The executive committee OF the
/ Reunion met at the First Nat !.
Bank on ABOVE date and transacted
the following business, to-wit;
The special committee appointed
at the last meeting TO investigate
the matter OF grounds Tor the next
three Reunions, reported that they
had conferred with different per-
sons who had grounds available for
the purpose, but were not yet ready
10 make a recommendation 10 the
general committee; whereupon, on
motion, they were granted more
time 70 investigate the matter and
were empowered and instructed,
after such investigation, to contract
with the person or persons Offering
the best proposition TO them, and
TO report their action al the next
meeting of the executive committee
to be held next Monday, May l.
The Secretary was instructed to
provide himself with stationery and
postage necessary for his cores
pondence and TO present his bill
therefor TO the committee.
The following subcommittee
were appointed.
On finance, L. T. Lester.
On correspondence and adver-
Using, A. n. Henson.
On arranging grounds, L. G.
Conner.
On sale Of privileges, G. c.
Long, A. n. Henson.
On program. J H. Dunbar, A.
n. Henson.
On rations, F. Nj. Lester, W. F.
Heller.
On pasturage, DR.. Howell, K.
W. O'Keefe.
On transportation, G. c. Long,
l.. G.. Conner.
Master of ceremonies, l.. q.
Conner.
Marshal, J. H. Dunbar
The committee on sale Of privi-
leges was instructed TO sell the ex-
elusive privileges Of the grounds to
one party if possible, and to adver-
tise for bids therefor in the next
two issues of the Canyon City
News.
Pau | sciia Robscop rama in |
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davis and
the two children were down from
Canyon City Sunday, on visit to
Mr.. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Davis. clarendon Chronicle.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28
Get Your Trees From the
Hereford Nursery.

Over 100 varieties growing here;
100, 900 trees in stock, all Of which
are Plains grown. Have had ID
years experience in Texas. Write
me for catalogue. Visitors welcome.
L.P. LANDRUM, Proprietor,
Hereford, Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

Miss Jeanettee Blackburn, Of
Amarillo, was pleasant visitor
with Mrs. L. NJ. Faulkner from
Friday until Tuesday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

Rev. Leslie Robson came in
Sunday to visit his parents, and on
Wednesday he accompanied his
father to quarterly Conference at
Clarendon.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28
At Canyon Mercantile.

40 pounds Rice. 81. 90
100 lbs. Best Mo. Flour SO. 90
100 lbs. Best Kansas
Flour ". ~
100 lbs GRADUATED Sugar, 50. 80
Witberspoon d. Cough.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-28

The eastern terminus of the
Santa Fee cut off from Belen i
to be lat TeXico,' so say the
officials OF the system. The di-
vision point is not as yet settled
las
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

The best ADVERTISEMENT sent
East from the San Luis valley are
the personal letters written by the
ranchmen to their friends aud
sample copies of the local papers.
These are more convincing than
circulars and pamphlets gotten up
by spectators and distributed
broad cast Referring to the
thousands of dollars that the
Colorado Reality association is
spending in advertising Colorado,
tho New York Herald says: You
really don't need it, neighbor.
Continue to send on the output of
your mines and those marvellous
melons and big potatoes aud the
other wonderful products of Colo
RADIO. They're your best sdver.
tisemeuts."
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
Proposals for Bullainy.

Monte Vista, Colo. Jun. H. iYG.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Goiura ia
Soldier aud Sailor, Hon. rommi --ioa invites
scaled hid for the construction OF the ma q,
~ufk aud plnsiarins of n ono story .ion. add.
ton to tho rfu.-nt ho-pit Of the soldier. and
sailor Homo. The contractor Ia furnish ell
materials
All bid u h. In duplicate scaled and mari c-i
"ifppo.al- for construction OF addition To ho..
piisl aud addressed to l.. II. Cheney, President
Soldier aud Sailors Hon. Com ~ is.ion, Monte
Vista. Colorado, and will In received IN Il,
noon Of the 9Th day 81 Juno. isn.
IN" right 10 reserved To- reject any aud all
hii.. Tho bids will 's op-n-d sud awsri made
e. tho lowest responsible bidder. oi or after
Jun" 18th, isn prov id-i all bid. arr not ~.
leei~d.
All ltd. must hr accom- panied by q certified
check lot siOi.O payable Ia the order 81 l. N.
h"nr,, pr~.idsnt. as a guarantees that .ati.-
irctof, bond will liz furnished ~ tho .urc~-.ful
bidder.
III. eheci ~ the successful bidder will br
returned a. -onn ~ ssti.factory bpnd |. fur.
nlsh"d and tn. cheek. of all other bidder will
h" returned a. r.-yu a. the award |. made
iisDs and sp~ri hchtlof. are ov,~n for sxspin
atop At The ofiier ~ l.. n. Cheney. Ia Town
Hall building. Mont- Vista. Colo, aud al tho
'"amand"f'. oii.e- =, The soldier. Hon-'
pt-.idcat soldiers and Sailor. Ho~. Cos.
mission.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
To San Juan Pioneers.

Every person who came TO the Sar
Juan district embracing all OF that sec
ton OF Colorado lying south OF the Ar
kansas river and west Of the Sangre dc
Christie rangel prior to July l, 1881, il
eligible TO membership upon the pay
ment OF slO.
The regular annual meeting will be
held in Del Norte July Bird and 18th. 1906
to which you are cordially invited.
Excursion rates on d. 4 X. G. frou
July End to 9Th, at half fare.
LEE FAIRBANKS, Asst Secy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24


ID. j. Gibbs, chairman of the
democratic county central com.
mittee and Jesse Stephenson,
member of the state mittee,
were in Denver Monday night
outlining policy for their
party to pursue during the next
two years in Colorado. The
crowd with whom Mr.. Gibbs 1850.
clated with declared in favor OF
municipal ownership rs the rally.
ing cry for the campaign of 1906
while the state committee en-
dorsed municipal ownership bye
and bye.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
Cuban Dlarrhssea.

L. $. soldiers who served IN Cuba dur.
ing the Spanish war know what the dis
ease is. and that ordinary remedies have
little more effect than so much water
Cuban diarrho-a is almost as severe and
dangerous ~ a mild attack OF cholera
There is one remedy, however. that can
always he depended upon as vail bs seen
by the following certificate from Mrs,
Minnie Jacobs Of Houston. Texas: u
hereby certify that Chamberlain Col,c
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
my husband OF n severe attack OF Cuban
diarrhoea, which he brought HON. from
Cuba. We had several doctors but the,
did him no good. One bottle Of thi,
remedy cured him, rs our neighbors Will
testify. thank God for 10 valuable 4
medicine" For sale by all druggista
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
Failed to Unite,

An effort WAS made Monday at
Denver to harmonic the demo
cratic party upon some one issue
on which all could unite in the
campaign Of 1906. A meeting of
the state central committee WAS
called and also a conference of the
party leaders, editors and repre-
sentatives. The committee meet
ing WAS dominated 10y Mayor
Speer and the conference by Pat
tsrsop. Adams and Thomas. The
conference WAS unit in favor
OF making municipal ownership
the democratic war.cry in the next
campaign. This the com mittee"
refused to endorse and the demo-
cratic party remains divided NJ it
has been for the las, twelve years.
Government ownership Of the
railroads, teleersphs and savings
banks, and municipal ownership
Of public utilities are fast becom-
ing popular with the rank and file
OF oil parties and yet neither OF
the two old parties dare TO make
them an issue. For many years
tue democratic party has been n
party Of expediency. 1t has had
no fixed policy except tariff reform
land that n matter of mere scbed-
ules.) Every tim. it is defeated
il looks about for new issues. In
1886 the populists bad million
Of votes, brought together on the
issue OF government ownership of
railroads and a government issue
OF the currency independent Of
national banks. /, w1s then that
the democrats seized upon these
plsnks and placed Bryan upon
them rs the paramount issue.
Bryan WAS defeated aud the party
switched to the Philippines M the
paramount issue aud Bryan wa.
defeated IN 1900 by much larger
majority than in 1896 In 1904
the democrats went back TO Cleve-
land aud free trade aud relied
upon the Wall street To help them
defeat Roosevelt Tn. result was
that all good democrats voted
against Parker.
In Oregon, the Dskotas and
elsewhere there has been nor.
up-to.date legislation enacted by
republicans than can b. found in
states where III. democrats are ia
power. bence it IL that the
voters have but little confidence IN
democratic promiscs aud platforms
aud II the party were to unite on .
popular Issue this confidence
would be lacking. especially under
the leadership Of Charley Thomas,
Bill Evans. Mayor spear etc.
Try the delicious couf.ction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

Try the delicious couf.c,ion.
Popped Rice. At DAu-rles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

Del Norte will celebrate the
next 4th Of July in royal style and
on the Bird will entertain the
pioneers of the San Juan. Monte
Vista will have no celebration this
year but will JON Del Norte in it's
two days festivities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
SATURDAY JUNE "a, 1905.

United Sta ties Senator Mitchell.
charged with using his office for
private gains in connection with
the land frauds IN Oregon. Is now
on trial in the federal court at
Portland.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

hid. will h~ received by the board Of direct.
or OF school District 80. IA Rio Srspd- county
NJ "a july =; 1876. for painting the school house
aud outbnildinss; Further PARTICULAR and
JothsAi office
y. r. kNArr Sec
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
Two Houses for sale.

Mrs. c. A. Derbyshire offers for
sale her two houses IN the east
part OF town. Terms reasonable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

Did you ever smoke The Post
Dispatch cigar? For sale q
Bauerle's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

Something new-Popped Ric
at Bsuerles.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

been connected with 1t for over twenty
years. He has spent good deal Of money
in developing the plant and was disap
pointed over the slow returns he was re-
ceiying, saw him Friday night and he
seemed to be in contented state of mind
and spoke of being at the meeting of the
directors. did not know him to be
drinking man"
Mrs. M &. Cook. proprietor of the
Dartmouth hotel. said that Teeple had
been rooming at the hotel since last May
and had come from Chicago.
Came Home Late
"He was very quiet man., she said,
"and had very little to do with any one.
He came and went as he pleased and no
one knew what he was doing. The night
before he shot himself he came in very
late, little after o'clock.
Mrs. La Blonde, who has the adjoining
room to the one occupied by Teeple, says
that he acted very queer at times. walking
the floor until way into the night and
cursing fluently all the time.
When the room was examined by
Coroner Miller, accompanied by F. B.
| Fiatt and C.. ]. Patton, it was discovered
that the lock on the window leading to
| the fire escape was broken. This caused
Mr.. Piatt to have the police conduct an
| Investigation.
Coroner Miller says he VIII not give his
! opinion until a thorough investigation is
made
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
NEWS OF THE CITY

soaked through the bed clothing and mat
tress to the floor. Deputy Coroner Whit
comb was called and ordered the body re-
moved to the county morgue. In the room
were found numerous letters. addressed to
the coroner, the proprietor of the hotel,
s. S. Scott, a real estate man. 706 Globe
building; q. s. Norton, formerly secretary
of the Teeple Mining company, and F. B.
Piatt, of Minneapolis, the present secre-
tary and treasurer Of the company.
Money to chambermald
A letter was also left to Mary Rey-
nolds, a domestic of the hotel, be-
uueathing to her 50 which the letter
stated was all Teeple possessed
The letter to the coroner stated that
all Teeple's possessions were to be
turned over to B. T. Piatt and concluded
in the following manner.
"Mr. Coroner, please do not let Mr.. S.
s. Scott come in my room or near me after
you take charge" F. e. Clark and Ed
terms that were anything but compli-
mentary.
S. S. Scott and f. E. Clark are stock
holders and officials of the Teeple Mining
company and have known Mr.. Teeple for
some years. They both describe him as
exceedingly eccentric and say that he was
a hard drinker. Mr.. Scott says that there
can be. no doubt that Teeple was either
under the influence of liquor or insane
when he committed the deed
The letters were taken charge Of by the
coroner and turned over to the probate
court and from the number of them Tee
pie must have written for two hours be-
fore ne shot himself.
Await Brothers Arrival
Mr.. Piatt arrived from Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon and took charge of the
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
TAXES FALL SHORT
Contested Collections Cause
Decrease i'm Receipts

Tax duplicate returns to be made by
County Auditor Krahmer to the county
treasurer Monday were completed yester-
day and show that while in 1903 93.9 per
cent Of the taxes levied were collected,
the showing for 1904 is much less favor
able at first glance, being 895 per cent.
This apparent large falling off in the
collections is entirely due however to
the fact that the ST. Paul City Railway
company is contesting in the courts the
payment Of s91,046, and the Northern Pa
cific railway company is resisting the
payment of s2S,392, making the total out
standing from these two concerns Sis, ,43S.
The district court has held In favor of the
Northern Pacific and against the street
railway.
For 1906 taxes to the amount of 81, ,661, :
1892 are charged to property owners and
become payable JAM 1. There are thirty
three large volumes of records contain
ing the roll of real estate, the amount to
be collected from this source amounting
to 2,0S1, ,557.06 Seventeen volumes are
filed with descriptions of personal prop
erty, from which it is expected to collect
$509, ,S91 81. In one book is listed the as
SeSSed bank stock, the amount to be COL
lected being $40. .70035.
The delivery and receipt of these inn
portant records is made a formal event
between the officials, receipts being given
and taken The county auditor assumes
possession of the 1903 records, the taxes
listed in which have become delinquent
and now draw a penalty. The treasurer
assumes possession of the 1904 records
and retains them for one year. when they
In turn go back. to the auditor. The
| preparation of these records is one of the
! difficult tasks of the clerks in the an-
ditor's office. A number of men are en-
!: plOyed on the work for some months and
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
FAVORABLE
DRAWBACK DECISION
Local Customs Officers Say
Indications Point That
Way

While no official information of the
decision of the attorney general of the
United States in the celebrated wheat
drawback hearing before the secretary
of the treasury has been received by
John Peterson, collector of customs for
Minnesota, 1t was admitted at his Office
yesterday that kilograms indicating a
favorable decision on the request Of
the Minneapolis millers had been re-
ceived from Washington.
1t is expected that formal notif1ca-
ton of the attorney generals opinion
will be received by Mr.. Peterson's Office
by Tuesday OF this week, and that an
early operation Of the plan will be in
augurated in Minnesota.
The drawback plan in the use of raw
materials in manufactured goods for
export is not new In the United States.
but in the case Of wheat manufac-
tured into -four, along with American
wheat the difficulty is to decide the
exact proportion of foreign wheat that
has entered the flour. The nlillers have
all along urged that the use of Cana
dian wheat is necessary to the success
of the finished flour product and have
made this theory the basis of their ar
gunents before the treasury depart
me1t.
The Canadian wheat is shipped in
bond to mill at Minneapolis and to a
mill at Anoka, and the importer pays
the duty of 25 cents per bushe1 at the
port of entry. 1t is ground into flour
and shipped East, and a certificate is
issued at the port of export On the
AFFIDAVIT of the miller, and on the basis
of the certificate Of import and the
certificate of export the treasury de-
partment pays the drawback, where
the finished product is shipped to any
British possession. The ruling of the
department. as to by-products has not
yet been made known to the local Gus
toms authorities
The Palisade mill at Minneapolis,
and the Lincoln mill at Anoka, the
properties of the PiHsbury- Washburn
Flour company. are both in charge OF
representatives of the customs office,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
Dies for Her Children

NORFOLK, Neb., Dec. 31-In fire
near Elgin. Neb.. today, which threat
ened the destruction of her home and
the lives of her children, Mrs. Joseph
Reuss was SO seriously burned that she
died shortly afterwards. Mrs. Reuss'
clothes caught fire and she jumped into
a tank of water. quenching the flames
which envelopea her, but not, however,
before her clothes had been burned off
her. She dashed back into the burning
house, extinguished the fire and saved
her children, and soon afterwards died
from the effects OF the burns she had
received.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
MINE OWNER ENDS
LIFE WITH REYOLV YER.
President of Company Writes
Many Letters Before Kill
ing Himself


Robert Teeple, president and original
owner of the Teeple Mining Company of
Montana, was found dead in his room at
the Dartmouth hotel. 493 st. Peter street,
shortly after IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing with a bullet hole in his brain and
3S-caliher revolver tightly clutched in
his right hand circumstances point to q
suicide, but .kB. Piatt and c. J. Patton,
who are particular friends of the dead
man. have asked the police to investigate
the matter.
A few minutes after II o'clock a shot
was heard and Mrs. C. FL. La Blonde,
who occupies the room next to Teeple,
asserts the shot was fired in Teeple's
room. The engineer of the building was
notified and after calling on Mr.. Tee
pie and receiving no response forced the
door and discovered the dead body
stretched en-tlle bed. The top of the head
was almost blown off and the blood had
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
mrs. wInslom,. soo.h.ru syruo

Has boon used for over FIFTY YEARS by MI.
LIONS Of MOTHERS for thsir CHILDREN
WHILE TEE THING. with PERFECT sue CESS
Il SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS tho GUNS.
ALLAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLIc and Is
the best remedy for DIARRHoEA. Sold by Drug.
gsts In every part Of the world Bs euro and ask for
Mrs Winslcw's Soothing Syrup" and take no
ethsr kind. Twenty-Five cents bottis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

and the mills are now grinding Cana
dian wheat. The Pillsbury mill uses
10000 bushels of wheat daily, and the
Lincoln mill requires about ten cars Of
wheat for its daily consumption.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01
Warm sneII untiI MONDAY

The present warm weather will re-
main until Monday, says Weather OBJ
server Oliver, and there will be no
snow. The weather will be fine for
New Years day.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

Deposits made on or before Jan win
receive three months interest at 31A per
cent on April L.
Capital paid in. $780, ooo.eo Security
Trust Co.. N. Y. Life building.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

Trustee sale of the Ransom & Horton
stock of Furs now taking place. Every
thing is being sold at very low prices.
Maurice Auerbach, Trustee, SO E. Sixth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

They the very best Overcoats displayed in Saint
Paul elsewhere made of the finest Kerseys, Meltons
Vcunas, Irish Frieze and Novelty Materials They
in all stylish lengths in black oxfods and fancy mixtures
for the Every oyercoat house will go Tuesday
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

Teeple was Sc years old and was born in
Montana, where he lived the greater part
of his life.