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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

The interior department is moving with its accus-
toned ponderous sowness in reaching the decision
whether the shall purchase the property of
the California Development company the lower Col
orado The figure named by the company is So. 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
PATTERN NO. 4ss1

A paper pattern of this garment can
be obtained by filling in above order
and directing It TO The Herald's pat
tern department. 1t viii be sent post
paid. within ten days. on receipt Of
ten cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

Bills were introduced both in the senate and the
assembly Monday appropriatng $4,000 for Cali
forna exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition The
making of the appropriation will be neghborly recog
milton of oregons splendid enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

A few of the officials guilty of ballotbox stuffng in
the Colorado election have fetched up in the Denver
jail If all the other culprts of that class be convicted
will be necessary to convert buildings into
prisons.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

No Los Angeles person whose bosom swels with
civic pride has had the courage to pilot about
the city these many days. Many of the streets have
been fit only for navigation in mud scows.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

Sympathy for Arizona is growing rapidly in Wash
ngton in opposition the twin statehood bill that there
begins to be hope for the terrtorys admission during
this session of congress as a single state
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

Mrs. Emily w. Alexander of 21l9 Es-
tIella avenue has issued invitations for
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Craig Alexander, and Calvin
Vance Anderson, the ceremony to take
place on Wednesday evening, February
/, at st. Johns church. Miss Alexander
Is one of the prettiest and most pleas
ing of girls, being petite and of the
brunette type. Mr.. Anderson is a
Bakersfield man, though some years
ago he made his home in Los Angeles,
where he first met Miss Alexander. The
wedding Is TO be a simple AFFAIR ami
as yet Miss Alexander has not chosen
any attendants. After the wedding
Mr.. Anderson will take his bride TO
Bakersfield to make their home. Miss
Alexander. aside from her popularity
in society Is one of the earnest workers
In the choir guild Of st. Johns church.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

IS after THIS KIND, would 40 well
to see them before dropping bis
cash elsewhere.
CANYON MERCANTILE
The top men in this old stand
by of the town are }. G.. Pipkin
and r. G.. Oldham, with j. G.. or
Jack Pipkin, a ; his old friends
love TO call him, in charge and
at the helm Of the business.
Since adopting the cash system
and selling at bottom prices,
this house has done a nice bus
mess, but now both J. G.. and
K. Or. want to get out Of it and
concentrate their energies on
their hardware esta blishmcnt-
to do this they are going to sell
out and are right now maxim 9
some prices that knock the very
wadding out of any Famous
Salvage Sale" They wanted d
page 10 this issue, but We
couldn t give it to 'em-see what
they have and go to Jack Pip
kin for the balance-he has it.
WALTER G.. COBB
Almost everybody knows him,
but all don't perhaps know that
he has recently opened up bust
ness here with a spank up, clean
nice stock of dry goods and
groceries. He has the goods
and no mistake and be wants to
sell them-that' S what he's here
for-and more, he is going to do
1t. His specialities now are the
Hamilton Brown shoe and Cen.
trail Park" Coffee, but he is not
overlooking other things. He
is a believer in printers ink, has
a space contract with the News
and also goes heavy on the
dodgers" The old soldiers
have him to thank for the fine
coffee they will "swig" at the
reunion. All Walter has to do
to succeed is to keep up the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

push " ond he's as sure to get
there as Eli did.
GEO. SEYDLER
Another of Canyon City's new
business ventures is that of
Geo. Seydler'S. Mr.. Seydler
halls from the coast country and
has not been here quite long
enough to get the bile out of his
system. He still wears some.
thing of that sorry-I am alive
look, so common in mosquito
and alligator sections but its
wearing off rapidly and soon
he'll be all 20. K" Mr.. Seydler
is a business man Of experience
and makes speciality of Gents
and Ladies' furnishing goods in
GLIDING boots and shoes and
also piece staple goods. He
carries good line, bought them
right and can and will sell as
cheap as anybody. He and his
family are here-they have pur-
chased home and have come to
stay-and he desires the people
to call around and get acquain-
ted with him.
l.. G.. CONNER
Conner is the original founder
OF the town. HIS daughter,
Miss Mamie, was the first child
to be born here. He is in the
real estate business: his faith in
the future Of Canyon City and
the plains country is as great as
his hope OF going to heaven, and
that is putting it strong.
Link, as his familiars like to
style him, is an eptimist Of the
very first water; he believes and
firmly believes, yea, knows, that
Canyon City is destined to be
the town of the Panhandle. He
is a good man to be with-such |
men keep the world bright with
hOpe-and the longer you know
him the better you like him. He
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

they are doing fine business.
Within the last few days they
sold seven harvesterS, all they
had in stock, and on Tuesday got
in a car load more. This firm
carries a regular ad in The News
look il over. ana then il in-
terested, strike T. c. Thorn pson
you'll. find him there, and on
tap, and he will tell you all
about il.
CANYON LUMBER CO.
Fixed" this company says it
is to supply you with every want
in the lines of lum Der, windows,
doors, ctc-also fence posts and
forty-one dozen other things.
The genial "Charlie" Burrows is
bOssing this concern and by his
courteous treatment he is max
ing new friends for himself
every day and, of course, gaining
customers for his wares.
BURTON-LINGO
why not buy from u.s. This
is the question propounded by
the only original Pat" Murphy,
the obliging manager for Burton
Lingo. and when you hear his
reasons for the query It's hard
indeed to give a negative an
swer. Patand Charlie haye it
Nip and Tuck sometimes
about a bill-each has bout the
same items 10 stock, barring
Murphy's Coal, Tar, Paint-and
then one has it and now the
other as in the original play of
that name. Illustrating this
point one OF our townsmen the
other day Uniformed a News re-
porter that having two houses
to build and on account of his
love for both men. he let "Char-
les" furnish material for one
and Pat the other. Another |
citizen, however, who overheard |
lis conversation strongly |
limited that in this particular
case, both lum bermen got left |
lnless love was valua BILE asset
n their line of business. Both |
If these yards are doing a good |
business and neither will let
)ther towns outbid them.
JOHN HUTSON
This gentleman has spared
leither time or cash in the get
ing up of his now justly famous
Outdoor" herd of registered
ierefords. There is no better
n the world than in this herd
md would-be purchaser who
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

is no saint, of course, does not
claim to be; he gets cranky at
times like all of us, but he is j..
thoroughly reliable in business |.
matters and you can trust him
implicitly if you want to buy or
sell land or stock.
B. FRANK RU1E
Judge Buie is a Kentucky
gentleman of the old school, an
able lawyer and also engaged in
the real estate business. He can :
look up your title and pass on it
as we'll as any lawyer in Texas,
and if you want to sell or pur-
chase real estate you might do
as we'll but not any better than
to leave the matter in his hands,
resting perfectly assured that
he will do you right every time.
A. S. ROLLINS
This gentleman, young man,
but no crime in that, is of the
law product of our state univer-
sity. He is our present county
attorney and is making a good
one. Albert, as we call him, is
also soliciting civil practice in
the courts and abstract work.
He is conservative, painstak
ing. studious young man and
will in due time reach the front
in his chosen profo ssion.
HARRISON e MAY
Are in the Blacksmith bust
ness. They do all kinds of work
and are doing it nicely and get
ting lots of it to do. Harrison
is not only a good blacksmith
but is right handy man to have
fix up an engine or any other
kind Of machinery that we have
seen him tried on. They are
doing a good business and will
continue to do so as they are
worthy Of it.
WILSON'S RACKET STORE
At this place you will find
very far line of Racket goods,
also notions such as pencils and
school supplies. You can also
go to Wilson S for fruits, cigars
and tobacco, a soda and other
cold drinks, and ice cream.
J. f. BEAVER
When you are looking for a
square meal or short order, or
in need of bread or want
cold drink, call in at Beavers
he keeps nice Restaurant and
will treat you we'll and you will
depart feeling better with your
self and with the world.
There are others in town and
in business here, several of them,
and in different lines, but those
above cited belong to the News
ia mily-they are our regular
local advertisers; they stay with
US through lean as well as fat
times and we fully appreciate it
and know also that it will do
them good.
The News wants it further
understood that this is no paid
write-up-not one of the parties
even know that one word out
side of their regular ad would
appear concerning them IN this
issue.
...........
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07
OUR ADVERTISERS.

better business point than the
columns of its only paper would
Indicate. There are m any
places Of business here that
never get into he paper
unless il be in the shape of a
complimentary notice. Just
why this is so. The News has
never figured out to its salts
faction. 1t is not, however, on
account of i'll will or even lack
of friendship for, in so far as the
knowledge of The News goes,
there is not an enterprise III the
town, worthy of mention, that
does not wish the paper well.
Some of them get in as adver-
tisers "once in a while, and all OF
them, even the wholesale houses
that don't make a practice OF
advertising anywhere, patronize
this office iE the job line. 1t
may be that the fault for this
lack of advertising lays with
the steering gear of The News,
but be this as it may The News
desires to have it clearly under
stood that the town Of Canyon
City is all right as trading
point, and that it is far ahead in
a business way of what the
columns of the paper would
show.
The News, however, has some
regular advertising patrons.
They have contracts with it for
space and speak to the people
every issue through its columns,
and it is of these patrons that
the News now desires to make a
brief mention:
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
There is no sounder bank in the
Panhandle than the one in this
town. Its capita stock, surplus
added, $50, 600, is not as large
as some of the Panhandle banks,
but il does a nice business. Its
officers are just what bankers
should be, men of good business
capacity and high moral char
acter; men who attend strictly
TO their calling and don't specu-
late as some men in their posi-
tons frequently do to their own
and the peoples loss. This
makes the institution safe and
our people know it.
STRINGFELLOW-HUME
Every body in the Panhandle |
knows of Stringfellow Hume. /
This firm has many houses scat
tered about and not the least OF |
them is at Canyon City. In addi
tion to what is named in their ad I
(see elsewhere) they handle
many other things and sell them
too-doing an immense business.
During the past forty days they
have sold 10 mowers and 10
and transferred 80
more hdrvesters to dealers in
South Plains towns. At present
this house is offering several
makes of windmills at cost
price, and also a considera bic
lot of good furniture. Look
over their regular ad in this pa
per and then see what r. +. WI
son, the firm S affa bic manager,
says about it.
CANYON HDW. co.
This firm purchased the hard
ware stock and good will of the
ate Canyon City Hardw ware &
Grain company. Among its
present owners are r. g. Old
lam, j. G. Pipkin and Joe Fos-
er. Like Stringfellow Hume.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07
Lovers Ofthe Dance.

At the Reunion there will be
commodious, nicely arranged
and well kept Dance Pavilion
close in to the Grand Stand.
Excellent music will be furnish.
ed and good order maintained
throughout.
}. W. Turner, Manager.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

Smiles and pleasant words
are the strongest beverages in a
successful life.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

is after this kind, would do we'll
to see them before dropping his
cash elsewhere.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-07-07

Will Buy-A good gentle
buggy horse. This office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02
What Portland Bu ,iness Men AIe
Doing In Mount Hood.

The prosperity of any community
depends largely upon the men that
form a part of that community.
One Of the first of Portland's 8 bus i
ness men to take al active interest
in the affairs of Mount Hood was Mr..
6. G. Ruff, who owns grocery store
at 443 9th street. Mr.. Ruff purchased
what Is known as the Fouts place two
years ago, and has since then steadily
improved it, and now has about 40
acres cleared. or these 40 acres, 10
acres are now in apples, half of which
are in full bearing. Last year Mr..
Ruff's apples netted him good round
sum and this year he will have about
400 boxes. He ha only two acres of
strawb berl les and these netted him an
average of 81. 0S IL crate. Mr. Ruff
will plant ID acres of Newtown and
Spitzenb rg apples in the spring and
will continue to clear his land until
be has so acres in orchard.
London x Powers, who purchased
the Mason place, are clearing their
place at a rapid rate. The old orchard
on this place, of which there is only
an acre and half is more heavily
loaded with apples than any orchard
along the road from Hood River to
Cloud Cap Inn. This orchard also
has the highest elevation of any bear
ing orchard in the Mount Hood dis
tIict, and the one thing to be noticed
feet above the ditch, and 6 feet below.
The main canal is to be completed to
Dead Point by May |, 1906.
The contractors will have until May
l, 1907 to complete work to Green
Point. All the work must be COM
pleted by July l, 1906.
The entire system will require about
5000 feet of fluming, but between
Ditch creek and Dead Point there will
not be over 400 feet of 1uming. A
large amount of this flume work can
be completed after July l.
The directors estimate that it will
require the balance of the $50, 900 to
complete the entire system. Fred l..
Harris represented the Trowbridge Il
Niver Co. as purchasing agent. After
looking over the ground to be covered
by the ditch, be was well pleased with
the proposition and at once placed a
bid for the bonds at par.
Mr.. Harris Is a native of Oregon,
his former home being at McMinn-
vile, where his father now resides.
10 a Glacier representative Mr.. Har-
ris remarked that in his experience in
dealing with irrigation companies in
the states of Colorado, Idaho and
other places those companies in
which the farmers we're directly inter
ested, as is the case in Hood River,
gave the most satisfaction to all part.
les concerned.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02
All, There's the Rub.
Gem State Rural.

The claim is made that White
Salmon, Kennewick and Two Rivers,
In Washington and Irrigon In Ore
gon, can grow strawberries "just az
good" and earlier, than Hood River.
Some say they ca do the trick lO
days or two weeks earlier than the
famous community down by the Col
umbia. That may be, but how about
picking and packing and marketing,
"just as good?" And when this is
done, how about climbing the tree
and hollering about it?" The towns
that get ahead of Hood River people,
or even match them, in these particu.
lars, will have to be pretty swift, and
it all counts just the same.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02
A LiOnid Cold CUre.

A Cough Syrup which drives the
cold out Of the system by acting as q
cathartic on the bowels Is offered in
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Clears the throat, Strengthens the
lungs and bronchial tubes, Thl
mothers friend and the children'i
favorite, Best for Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. A liquid cold cure and tho
only Cough Syrup which moves the
bowels and works all the cold out o.
the system Sold by 6. E. Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17
Managing Stars Hard, but Delightful.

Managing opera singers is really such delightful
if difficult work that wonder that lone
looking chance her living didn't hit
long ago" suppose people will look
upon until they their minds
be surprised undertaking anything. As a
essentially
work To be ii is hard work but that does
not initiate against its being womans work all the
The work involved in the undertaking is
than most people would 1t first suppose To con-
successfully of the pma dornas to
that detail attended to- to attend to the
advertising make arrangements with house managers
attend to transportation the Of both singer and
the thousand other things that must be done
do them all may give oneself certain
jushabe profit the the rather than find oneself
I'm debt-well it hard really believe that all
other things being has better chance than
a is naturally watchful of details, and man
aging grand opera stars is matter involving initiate details
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17
PEOPLE of Ease Grow Tall.

That people birth tall and people Of low
lives toll short is explained by the atters
their fatigue prolonged labor unhy
indoor life, clothing and general sur
which together suffice to impede the complete
evolution normal height, sometimes
the small of the peasantry
may regarded OF disease i'm the nutrition of the
organism a which prevents full bodily development
realization this contributes explanation Of
what technically termed the anthroposocologcal pho
And, firstly the difference be-
the the mountain and the of the plains
Some difference arises from difference in Mod
nations formed by representatives Of
single but by representatives OF different races
conquering and conquered stn sharing
the national territory in The blood of the nation When
conquerors invaded which they had subdued
they always succeed in sbjugang the entire indigo
population. contingent of the latter rather than
yoke often abandoned tn plains and took
the highlands. There their resistance still
by the aspes Of their envrons that the
the struggle The
established plains while the the
Nanqushed, less rebelous remained I'm the
mountains Centuries passed, the antagOnism and
thereof vanished But the authopoogcal difference
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17
Venture a Success Thus Far.

Thus far we have out with flying colors We have
given satisfaction and have made money.
We have made money for the people whom toured and
have made nice little worked
hard though, and as it had
through the necessary adjustment and apporton
ment of labor When have had extraordinarily big
attraction for instance like Sembrich Gudsk have
both accompanied her and depend II al
had hands full Managing grand opera in
any sort of territory laughing matter. and the
west where hotels always OF the best where the dis
tances wearsome and long where likely be
showed up for several time during blizzard weather
well, one has troubles a-plenty.
For the coming expect TO have all the
we had last season and We particularly proud Of
oar succeeding in getting hold of Calve whom will
not only for territory,
entire Pacific
OF course takes plenty of hard work lots OF
sion and not little diplomacy sometimes these
great musicians managers that serious and capable
persons and that able TO do the work do
Naturally they have to look protection of their
interests They are bound by iron clad agreements 10
their stars much for each and they ntrus the
management Of those who alive
TO their opportunities Tor financial returns-we
II means the loss of vast amounts of money
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17
Both Are Society Girls.

The personality both the firm is highly in
erestng quite much from what already done
in the line of progressive womanhood which they
are about to do Both natives are
the daughters of pioneer families. Both strictest
sense Of the term society girls outside business
hours they stl manage find pursuit Of the
busy social life which they are still
young, as the twentieth century adudged young
Miss Conan being 20 and Miss Steers 2s Both athletic
play tennis golf fence. ride. swim.
Before they had combined their interests in this
partnership Miss Conan and Miss Steers established
populations for individual ability beyond that attained b
the successful today Conan was for
number OF associate editor Nun
seys Magazine. When girl fact, yet out Of
the twenties by several she New
York and presented herself to the
daes and with charming asked him posi-
ton his stan Notwithstanding the fact never
written line I'm her life She the position continued
In II for more than when Munsey
and asked him for chance the magazine business
Miss Conan became manuscript per week But
she did not stay at the bottom long She rapidly
NOTED, and In less than reader she
made assistant dramatic editor a year or later
associate editor in which position until last
October when TO partnership with her
old friend and playmate Miss Steers
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17
Business Women Must Forget Sex.

The trouble with who enter upon careers
i'm competition they that absurd theory
which expressed i'm the familiar COUNSEL
Never a forget that "a lady. Now that is
precisely business life do try and do wish and
hope. making forge-the unfortunate fact
BY celebrating all sentiment out Of our
the exercise OF plain common sense by
evepresent I'm the face and to judge
questions according the individual merits
case, according foolish superstous
convenon by heroic exercise of all these commendabe
make people forget that we wear
pttcoals when off duty capable Of going
feminine ocstasos lingerie shirtwaists or
CONNECTION in millinery, When women go out TO
compete with they for the time being consent
mem they their minds to be brave, self
reliant. patient, diplomatic and generous.
The difficulty with women is they start out with
combine the rights Of with the priv
eges They stick grimly to all the prerogatves
sex engraft those prerOgatves
upon the rights What they can't get by demanding
the masculine they to secure by feminine coaXng
by tears by a multitude of wiles all know 50 well.
result asco Men detes that sort OF business
woman laugh her. They won't transact business
you blame them repudatng her She
any consideration. because she Is faker
isn't the level and TO succeed In business in
competition with a has be that.
Steers he the level ana any success
may had, and all that hope to have you may
charge the fact that have In at least
Glized that ideal"