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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10
First Bound.
Boiling the Hands.

At an inquest on the body of man
who had died after an operation in st.
Georges hospital, London. it was stated
that the only way by which operators
could absolutely avoid infection from
patients was by boiling the hands. 80
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10
Alternate Rulers.

Singleton-Who rules the house
you or your wife?
Neutrality-suspicious.. The baby and
my wifes mother take turns at it.
Chicago Daily News. 1919
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10
SXamps Them Out

A German inventor named Maass-
hardt has devised theater fro s which
an audience can be emptied IN half a
minute. 1t is no figure of speech to
ray "emptied," because his scheme is
to slide the whole pit of the house into
the street by machineryp in case of
fire.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10

Brighton, made arrangements for
mixed bathing this year, and the prac-
tice has now failed to excite opposi-
ton a. Eastbourne, Isle of Wight, Mar
safe, Blackpool, Southend-on-sea,
Ramsey, Peel and other seaside places.
The only noteworthy excep ions are
Bournemouth and Rhyf. At Rhyl wo-
mems and mems bathing stations arc
half ME apart and policeman is on
outy 70 prevent strong swimmers evad-
ing the regulations.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10

Italian physicians declare that tho
american bars" established in their
cities In recent years. are responsible,
with their iced drinks, for the increased
number of cases of serious apoplexy
In warm weather.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10
Beyond the Limit.

Bell never understood how that
ugly Miss Passay got a man to marry
her.
Neil didn't, either-till SAW the
man.--Detroit Free Press. &.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10
At Quarantine

Physician-Has anyone missed any
thing?
Victirs-Yes, confound it! Somebody
took my temperature.-N.O o. Times
Democrat
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-11-10

bles for life, or by virtue Of Office, $780,
119; priests of all Christian denomina-
tons, 588,947; honorable citizens, 342,-
927; merchants, 281,179; burgesses,
peasants, 96,S96,64S; Cosascks, $685.
S42; foreigners, 8.297,965; illiterates,
numbered 5000, 436 (79 per cent?; lit
crates, 26,569.5S5. Students at the uni
versities and other institutions for high
er education numbered 1O4 1921.
Naturally.
Grayce-Gladys never talks about
anyone except herself.
George-Well, she has one good
point.
whats that?"
"You never hear her speak i'll OF
anyone. Indianapolis News.
First Round.
"Just one kiss before I TO-" he
pleaded.
"And will you be satisfied with o1e?"
she asked.
Il should say not" he replied.
Then get sy."-Chicago Daily
News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

keahyills. reaa,. Ool, zs -.t'asls
ME tiamphFsY 81 saeenlFts ShAFta
taf, Va found dad bT ne Faad sias
peaF BE eahaa ln AAaiF ogualy. Ksa
tueky, aee4 IS ysssa 6ines ths death
" BE plis zee ysaFs an ~ ~ lived
ne nls ~ q heFmit a few daya ~
- hss 6saih Ihs Gfiefstneksa kas
SaRe 1Ha 70 aa4 toqs ne boay 10 .
taFe. uhsfs bs mads ru1alaS 6anY We
iia 40 - to tine % hts asath. iis
siaimsa tiai IA vffs's soFpas i0skss
81 eatufki a. NE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
SERIOUS CONFLICT IN RUSSIA
Troops and Citizens Engage in Melee,
Many Casualties Reported,


Khardon, Russia, oct 25.--A serl.
GUS conflict between troops and the
people during which there were many
casualties on both sides occurred here
last night While a meeting Of 10000
citizens, students aud Workmeu was ia
progress the cry OF the CosSacks are
coming suddenly raised ana q panic
followed.
Many persons were injured In the
crush. Subsequently the crowd came
In conflict with a detachment ot cav.
airy. revolver shots weVc hrrd hy some
OF tie civilians and small bombs were
hurled among the cavalry The LAT.
ter thercupon fred two yollcSs W.
blank cartridges az dlhcu Orod with
bullets Both sides suffered seriously.
Many OF the wounded were Left on lle
ground when tne crowd dispersed
Strikers have since puntyrcd en-,
gunsmIths' stores and have armed
themselves, a number NJ bakeries have
been destroyed ANA all work has been
stopped at others.
A scarcity IN the nrcossArICs OF NE
10 already felt here,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

Tohip. Oct % N08u 8tiS's 20
sspiioa today 20 oliesfH " msH FROM
ne oOmbiaed hest siii D. . mol nOia
be stair TIE aAY Was extremely
ans nnd the gubiis snthaslaam whs 90
parniisiea ne pfOegns.0n augved
Grom ne 9himbasbi fsiiuay stailss a
uyen0 Pan. a,oaa tbs eros 4sas street..
Tha alf uHs Faat Niih Aubfsf0as
ehsen A4mlrai T0EDt ssfraEs pas
PfufHhsiY ascofaad eta Hossfs aad
ths pIbiie fseils9 W hla vss asEt salg
ia uafmth ~ lhsf sa8Na tas enpsfDF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

al the union passenger station, where
Mayor George b., Ward will make 8
short welcome speech on behalf of the
municipality, and will present the pres
ident with a handsome badge OF GOLD
and satin commemorative OF his visit.
The party will then take carriages and
move up Twentieth street q Capita
park. the president being escorted by
numerous military and civic bodies
from all over north Alabama.
At the park he will be formally vel
coined and introduced by General Ru
fus n, Rhodes. editor Of the Birming
ham News. Here the president vii.
speak, after which Miss Sopnla Wit
tichen, grand niece Of Admiral
Semmes, Of confederate fame, will pre-,
sent him with a souvenir confederate
badge on behalf Of Camp Hardee, u
c. "
Hurrying from Capital park to the
state fair grounds. miles away. the
president will make a second speech,
being introduced by Thomas H. Molten
president Of the Birmingham CONNER.
cial club From the fair grounds the
party will return to the city and the
president will leave for Little Rock
Ark.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

Nss Yofs. Oei - --taFfyiaE Aa
Gaf tfumpsf SO soiic,ilaH aims WI
han TiusbsFiaks . vtegm a M ~
1es ga fad besa 0asslaE ssrlhieas
eteska % iiraaisaB finbefiaks
saif ~ 8as q straHas4 SaasA @gnaf
frpm Esfaa Tss aHd said b. uAatsa
m0Gfy te sas Baes hgus aeVefb
t2ioaa aesbefs deems a BIN a. ~
sac 40 baf GFea tasm hai checks
TimteFiaks b aeld q EfiaaasF o. b
alil - . aaatef ia 1e0fsaa 90 q
eaass e fsUU
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

Nee fofk or IS -.Frrsa impatas
uas gives W lks hgAf sEs.ssl fhs 80
fnlfs eattbi'ahFs ~ tks HeTal Area
bsn gsRteFtag b. . go aDgtleaiioa ~
ltmes ~ sTaass hosi - q pssplessHl
laiaeei - % gfysHf 30 sssgeHE.en
81 faHBss 20 BaF 10 itsFsaae4 aaes
81 - fgFes rs o. i.--Tas apgIiee
go aas mafs ~ zee aabasme esRf
u nrtssfffa 80 sntf sseft sf9Eaeti
iht tsafls8 aHs aftgawsd tg as8f
M.natF TRa 6effshla 10 ne ezeg
ulii $3.50 MeN taae alqfq1 msNaenf
~ - WfE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

Chaftseanra Teas qet 20 -Tas
agus iotaT saYs laaf .ufqrEatisa ~
q naai feiiksts ssafsrf-F has teaa -
Aiaat 70 - tEaet iasi Haa. Ger
EgAsG etro.snitaa2eff 81 ptHEGtl
-as4 saeounfei Esasral - E-afrEd h
ls eannsnieaf.oa sra teatels ~ 81
Rseut,tmr parry rhfps fteef gAe shit
ass fhtt ~ Wni tnrssnes ~ eHe
80 fw rgFsfnE NJ Etta tgaE
rs sas baaau.s iriert 49, Is 49,
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
SEVERAL lRJuRro IN WRECK.
Southern Train Meets win Accident
az GAdsden. Ala.

Southern Train Meets with Accident
a, oadsden, Ala.
Gadsden, Ala, Oct, IS Passenger
train No llG on the Rome and Dcca
ture division Of the southern MAS
wrecked At Tcuth street crossing In
this city. No one Was Killed TIE
injured are Conductor Il, u MCEach.
con. badly cut about the face aud head,
not serious; Mrs 3 c. Miller. Romo,
Ca. alp dlsloeated. ! n Foster, Of
Oadsjen. Ala, knee hurt. -Four others
were slightly bruised.
A defective switch N said tu be the
cause OF the wreck. The engine pass
cd the switch safely. but the two other
coaches split the switch aud went into
q side track and ran into a car load
OF pig iron.
The entire front and leh Of the
combination nail. exprraa. baggage and
smoker was shattered into spllnioTS I
& Swanson. mail clerk. vas unhurt.
The front passenger coach JUMPED
the track. the tender Of the engine LETT
the track and turned On ~ side. but
the engine did not leave the track A
thin bar " iron WAS found near The
switch and II VAS reported ibis caused
ho wreck. but this is not credited
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
CANNOT LOCATE COMPTROLLER
The Man Who EHamlNod Pittsburg
Rank % Mlnalnn.

The Man Who Examines Ptttobuf0
Bank 10 MiSsiAR.
Pitisburg. Oct 2S,-RenCWed later.
es, IL being manifested IN EnterBrise
Nati3aal bank Efairs b. tha report
that william D. Ridgeiy. comptroller q
the currency Is IN this eltY. but aIl a.
forts 70 locate hin have bssu unsuc.
cCassnl.
Bark EEamiasr Cunningham. Tccslv.
eF % toe FnIsVrias bank. Fenlnina a..
itHt regarding The banks aaalrs. ane
slnpaalicaily dsniss that be has ma1s
any ~ the eoaaicilnG Etatsmsuis tha
have bScn credited 20 hin Hs Feit
Grated that hia rCpor when ahishee
Wlll b. ssut 70 Wakk.nr,oa
A macilhE ~ tie directors ~ ~
SlAh6ard Bai.d'Eg aad LOaa assOcia-
u0ns NOa 1 Fhl 2. u shieh Ne late
Cashier ClhFt usa tfFasares snd . o.
rector. aas btsn caiiel f8F taaaogryu
TAo directors tzy a AaUfsa ibsgeciigs
o. ne b0aks ssss Do auooarls to se
aafislaeinry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
M0leems a Tunkaaee.

Tuskegee, Ala. Oct. 2j.-PrealdenI
BOSWELL arrived IN Tuskegee Al sac
clock this morning. this train being
n time.
The city was beautifully decorated
number Of areles, the foundations
sf which we're made Of bales Of cotton
we're erected and covered with hunt
he. The platform from which the pres
deut spoke was made frOm $4,000
worth OF cotton IN original bales. ThS
pfesident was met Of his train BY q ~
Eeption committee. among whom we're
Mayer o. 3. Lewis and DR.. John MAJ
ser. president % tha Alabama Confer
oaoe Romala college Eso0rtsd BY .
eompany % stale militia, the pEesi
6cnt Was driven 10 tie college grounds
Nhith represented q typical s0utheu
cane. Cotton had bsen tranSplatcd
~ lang rows sad two old southern ne
Roes. with cotton pickeFa' sacks os
Geif shoulders. we're engaged Ia piek
11g eollna from the plants. Severl
Aasketa e cotton we're scattered 4boui
'Gng eald.
TIE pFaasaent vas greeted 81 thi
cBiieEe gFounds ~ si9deRts a The Ia
etitution ana public schOol eAii4rcn
Iha pFoai6ents addfeas here vaa Z
Short oaa and 81 ha oonelusi0a b. isfl
Gof tha TusheEse NORMAL Aad Insas
effrf sekoal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
TO De CHANGES IN THE CABINET
Il ls Rumorsd that Several Member
WIN Shortly Roalnn.

Chicago, Oct %. A dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Washington, d, c., says
that after the return Of President
Roosevelt 10 Washington from hiS
southern tour, there will be q renewal
Of rumors regarding impending
changes In the cabinet. and within six
months or so. after the re-Opening of
congress, It Is more than likely thar
The complexion Of the cabinet will BE-
completely changed.
This does not mean that every one
Of the present cabinet OF ministers Is
70 60 out, but there viii be two or
three new members and probably three
radical changes in position before the
close Of toe current fiscal year
Secretary Shaw IL TO 80 out q the
cabinet Of bic own notion ~ q prelim.
mary TO his formal entry into the pres
ldential race. The vacancy Of the
head Of the United states treasury de-
partment will DO filled according to the
present outlook by the transfer Of
Postmaster General Corelyou Attor.
ney General Moody has been expecting
TO 60 out for some time. Tie remaiuH
AZ the head Of the department o. Jus.
tlce l'Tgely. II not entirely. thea be
may cary on the prosecution Of the
beef trust cases. His place DFoba,
bly, will be nllei by Charles J. Bona.
parte. the prsseat Secretary o. the
navy.
This turn will create another Vacan.
cy and the new head Of the navy, &C.
oordiug 20 the present slate, vii b.
George Won L. Meyer. the present AN.
baSsador 10 81 Petersburg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
SOCIETY LEADER is
ARRESTED FOO THEFT
Police Unrayel q Ions Stand
ing and Battling MISERY.
ACCUSED MAKES A Confession
while Ne Had Been Posing as a sOeI'
ETY. Man and Was Holding a Luera.
tive Position, Ne Would eoter Resi-
dsnses Al Night and Rob Them.

Middleton, n. Y. oct. -. By she
confession Of Charles BOOs, u.jil a foT
days ago, the general superintendent Of
the Waikiki Terminal lines, In Or
ange county a spectacular pouce mys'
terry has been solved.
According to the police h' admitted
10 taem that he had robbed one OF the
largest department stores ia the city,
besides several residences IN the last
few months,
Roos joklngly reminded the police
that he himself had rak,d the hue
and cry one night q few weeks ago
when a burglar was chased out Of the
residence OF +. p. s, Cranc, wealthy
man. lie said the police we're close
on him before he got out vt the house
and that be ran ahead of hem shout.
ing: stop theft" Catch that man,
This ruse worked so well that RoOs ~.
sorted to Il q few nights later when
be had forced his way into the home
Of J l.. PondletOn and from which be
was frightened By an alarm
BOOs IL regarded ss . modern social
hiEhwaymun, lie drew a large salary
90 superintendent OF the blk transit
corporation and lived In good style on
one Of the principal streets of the city.
He vas popular 10 society ana dresss d
IN the latest fashion. IL vas appar-
Ontly one &C the busiest men In the
town and be was seemingly 90 Cxem.
PlAry man q business,
4 search Of BOou' hno apartment re-
Vealsd valuable pldnder for which the
police have long been looking and
which. Il lS alleged. hal betu taken
from prominent apHrtmon, stores and
private residences Confronted Win
the goods. ROoa. u l. sad. confessed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

be Receives Royal Welcome In
ms-UnIqus Entertainment for
AZ Tuskesee-LeaVe Birmina-
Tor Little Rock, Ark.
omery, Ala. oct. 25.-When
dent left here tiis morning TO
his journey through tae state
day confronted him. His pro
BIZ the day included a visit TO
Be, the home Of the famous In
for negroes, a return trip to
mery aud a visit to Birmingham,
BE- which places speeches are TO
Be.
presidential train, which arrived
midnight last night, had been
side-tracked In tn ecountry
Us city until Z o'clock this morn.
ben the start was to be made for
gee.
president was enabled to obtain
Interrupted sleep which freshen-
b for the work ahead. His train
eduled TO arrive at TuskegeO At
Dast eight O'Clock. There two
win be spent and the president
make two addresses-One In the
and the other at the TuSkegee
ute, a mile and q half sway.
sident Booker T. Washington, Of
nstitnte, will introduce President
sSslt. the return trip 70 Mont.
ry will DE thea msda, The pres
Be train Is scheduled 70 return here
BON.
ben he reaches the city the preSl-
win be escorted 70 the state cap
where he will be welcomed BY
mayor and governor. after which
\ make an address to the people.
Fats Preparations for his enter.
snt have been made.
b hours will be spent here. after
D the president will continue his
beg 70 Birmingham, which place
train is scheduled 10 reach At 8
ok this afternoon. Two hours are
3 spent in that Industrial centre.
be which the president will make
.ddress to the people and later Wis
q state fair. where another speech
D be delivered. Al G:4s O'Clock
evening the presidents train will
. Birmingham for Etu crock.
lnHas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

HrminE1am. Ala. oet 28---BiF.
winEham n ~ Rala attire f0g PEosldsns
nEoosercli. No b eEpssted 70 Fearh
hego a. fsas o'e,oef tsis afiesaOo1
alon noatEonery Wbsa BE uats
Eeaeted ~ ely l,mits even slsAn
Wtials q tns ciiY Nh btsu To- ass
Rutnalea uAile tSs prositcutlai aaiuif
wnt - aFes fsol ths - - aet EOza
sli1 b a. tsla q ito sU.
A ies q arp kua
- ~ ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

Chdeafo Or % --Ap5aFsaiig al
fsrias f-un rat rs rti-a afats frDsl
bic q q fHE ta.rrsa yeap agp
Am1rea f1-.a ED g. wst tf.bh
fruu heg h0-as 20 = sosyi.al yesterday
Ths pafiFnt usra % rear oi1 ga
blJtsa o. a1ft Ilss - . GnG iai lHs
uounga uers 1uir~.pri so 10 fn II
ssrta sypea-a1 ~ az lsss 1uus shss
- &c stfa,I 3.ts'a..-t sn go nrgs'
srnss1E.a - kge'gats.la saa hsrree
Veent ~ Ftsfisss afs l.e'Eeg
b 8 aesa iEa, 90 tsseNe Ia Gstt
g erle 49, -. assf - me w.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
ONLY ONE DEATH
AND ONE new CASE
This is the Record Of the Yel
low Fever in New 0rlssnG
IDEAL WEATHER CONTINUES
The Whole Country Has Full Faith IN
the Assurance Of the Federal Author.
tiles that the Fight Against Yellow
Jack 10 Won,

Jack 10 Won,
SOW Orleans, Oct, g5,--Up 70 noon
to,ay there Was only one case OF yol'
low foyer reported no deaths. VA
oucauy there Was u report OF one
death the hrst to occur In nearly .
week
Ideal weather continues here and
the fever IL progressing to complete
extinction. Tho total number Vt cases
under treatment ls only 90, which WA
the number VI new cases frequently re-
ported Tor day In August. ~ sho
rate that casot are now being dischaFB
"a. the probability Is that q week Vtll
see The anul wind up oi the light,
Tao whole country has full faith In
the assurance " the federal officers
that the ngat Ia practically over Is ov'
ld,nccd Ia the rapldity with Walca
guarantees are bciug done away with.
Thore seems no reason 10 doubt thai
within u week mono Will be left
Meridian has finally throws hoT
gates open to the world and that means
thc complete resumption Of travel over
the Queen and Crescent road Practl
cRily oil The towns along tho Mlsslaalp'
pl gulf coast have removed restrictions,
nlDoHl bslbG the eHeop,ion, and the
Louisville aRd Nashville will resume
Oh ~ trains, lArEe humbofu 0t pep
pie who have been on the coast sinoo
tho fever started ARE coming lntO New
Orleans for The presidents reception.
Grant, IBERIA Caldwell Point COn
pee. b. Mary West Carroll aad Cal
caSleu are again opening their doors
10 New orleans,
AZ the result u heavy frOata 4 large
number Ut Mississippi tuWns have dids
charged their inspectors and ordered
the removal u all ssnbaTHoea on travel,
Jackson. Miss. and Mobile. Ala. how
ever, are exceptions % The gUnofai
movement 10 restore. lnteFcouFne, bath
Of those cltiSs dVcllnlnG 10 act favor
ably ou The appeal for AbToEallan u
guarantees Ds Waite. however.
hopes 10 be able 10 Est away ~ No
bills today end his visit there mAg
preclude the llfIiuu " the Alabama 10.
Tue fever has been completely
stamped oui ~ Lake Ptovidenee and ~
william KTauss ~ the MaFins hoapit
nj service. Il preparing 10 lsaVe Tai
hlaa IL also practically Ud of he 10
VET
AZ The surgeons Who have been soat
tered over Louisiana and MiaslnaiDDl
are nov bs!ag relieved u their w0Fk
Most Of then viii come 20 New Or
leans 10 b. prsssnt ~ ne pFpsidsut',
reesp'ion sad thea 80 baot 70 che W.
Fi1ua stations.
The hG1t 10 tslSTnou parish. Wbieb
Has 0ns 81 TIE west 10 tie state. Ia
eoaaidtFed Over, sna The harias hoaplt
81 0aiees n he parish have bssa
gl0sea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
aDENT SPENDS
DAY IN ALABAMA
Several Cities and De
vers Many Speeches.
CHAN AWAITS Hls COMING

BE Receives Royal Welcome In
ms-UnIque Entertainment for
AZ Tuskegee-LeaVe Birminu-
for Little Rock, Ark.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

New ogieans. Oct. s.--l4Terpool
CLOSING ~ ~ AmetieaH points aigAsf
o. naag poEiiions aa1 tse report ~ TIE
EaiiDnai uinnefs' aasoe lnttoa c0miha
9ui 10 ths eject thai taafe haa bsea
EiaBaf 20 70 ne tsgh % this mouth
t1tz 90 baiss ~ oottoa osupaFed vim
e.tieQo9 bales iaal gsaf eauas4 a. ae
Tive futuFe positions 10 he ogftBn msS.
kst 70 apfH - - ~ potnts higAsF. T.is
Na,iouA GlabsFs' associstioa estimates
that Is pef esni ~ ths Sgup kss been
GiHsed % 10 iss i1iA go ~ thit
meAEs . tsiai eFpe ~ ne esaaoa ~
0aly b.eEAeqa bales. ths sh0Fte aefs
Eissh he Wufai scars - 60 seaeua
Tlas rusA hsf @a4a n e9sef staf CO.
pfiera 70 sssrlT tuo 6sBa1b 80 bais
- ihs stFy tra4iaG
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-10

would only reach out after
1t sending descriptions of quail
ity and prices to the homes as
do the foreign houses. | ven
ture there is not person in
this county but would willingly
pay considerable per centage
more for these goods at home
provided he knew he could get
them and at Lying prices. If
our merchants can at all COM
pete with these outside houses,
it would be wise in them to let
the people know it. And an
other thing, why is it that a
good part of the town people
teed Kansas corn when the
county is overflowing with feed
Just as good that our farmers
wish TO sell? A grain dealer in
town the other day informed
me that he had for this season
shipped in $4,000 lbs. of this
northern corn. Why is this?
The rule should be:
Patronize your home merchant
&c 90 50 " farmer.
The town cannot live without
the country-man, ard the coun
try-mau needs the town; both
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-10

Ii they don't they ought to, and
not for reciprocity alone, but
because it is just as good and
much cheaper than imported
feed stuffs. The Kansas corn
shipped here must go South.
On the mail order business,
The News knows it to be fact
that nearly all goods required
by our people, especially groc
cries and dry goods, and nearly
all hardware lines, including
vehicles and implements, al
though our knowledge is limit
ed here, can be had just as
cheap here in Canyon City as at
Ft. Worth, Dallas or Chicago.
And so it is on furniture and
carpets. OF course, in sending
off the cash has to go and when
comparing prices, don't forget
to get the spot cash figures here
with freight or express costs
added. Try it. Read The
News advertisements and visit
the stores that put them in. and
if they don't do as they say
they will, call around and tell
us "what'S what" and The News
will do the rest.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-10
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country. However, milo maize
and Kaffir corn are sure crops
and, in my opinion, they are
Just as good feed tor horses,
hogs, chickens and the old milk
COW as is Indian corn, and the
yield per acre here in Randall
County, weight of grain and
feed value considered, will COM
pare favorably with the Indian
corn acreage of "down east"
where lands are fifty dollars
and more per acre. AS an egg
producer, Kaffir corn is best.
Both maize and Kaffir should be
crushed when fed to cattle to
secure the best results.
Cotton will do fairly well here
provided it can be gotten up in
May. Old land is best to plant
on and the seed should be OBJ.
tanned from as far north as pos
sible. Care should also be
taken not to plant too thin;
better plant about like is COM
mon back East and when chop
ping out, leave the stoutest
stalks. AS crop in Randall
County, it can be made a success
of if given the attention it re-
ceives in the old cotton produc-
ing countries.
And now word about the
markets and reciprocity. The
News sometime ago stated that
there was great deal of money
sent out of this county to the
mail order houses and that most
of it should be spent at home.
Most assuredly it should, and
would be if our merchants