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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29
CARE OF LITTLE THINGS.

Exetravagance rules in 6atters Of
feminine clothing as it Ihas never
ruled before, and it bhooves every
girl and matron to fe mighty good
care of her wardr6e. A stitch in
time not only saw nine stitches but
is frequently thefneans Of saving an
entire gown.
Rv tokiro foo ce oro'~ r!o-~~ y,
cort:.i rea rs thes vei)e h. kcc>-
to o~c, .~4e ho~e@ "1t.rr ffa,,
y .IaD ~, sas- 'i,. ."s ::.r.t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29

She b,ohe doDn G,ta began to try Igt,"
sin like yoro pas on child. an th +
family, folks tell me. has never mixed
with crime o any sort ="
1T was all my fault" he answered
sadly. Il ought not to have visitts!
their house so much My trial viii
come. mother, when she is Telfare's
wife. l get desperate when l think
of that"
'WeIl. try not to think of it," she
said
Her train was coming, and he went
to buy her ticket. He found her a
seat and then kissed her goodby
Photograph if you need me-" he said
"I'lI come on the first train"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29

| can be done toward preserving IN
freshness and crispness of these nee
essary things. A bandbox for ever,
hat should be provided even if close
| space is at a premium and the boxe.
! must be poked under the bed or lounge
to be ont of the way
The use Of a poarasol in summer
| viii do much toward keeping a hat
tft m fading, while ehif
fon veil thrown over ones
"bunnit' will always hep, es-
pecially in bad, moist weather or
when dust is blowing. A hat brush
should be we'll worked, and not allow
ed to lie idle upon ones dresser. Dus;
is a high handed tyrant, who spoils
many pretty fixing. and it is al
ways the wise thing to be ever after
him-especial y if you happen to be a
woman of limited means.
When taking off your gloves. field
them back over the hands and turn
WHnng side out as the fingers are slim
ped out. The very worst thing in the
world for a glove is to pull it off by
the finger ends. The ends receive
hardest wear. and this pulling not on
ly breaks the stitches but draws the
gloves cut of shape.
The very careful woman has in her
top dresser drawer little oblong
glove box, or else she has large
sheet Of tissue paper or bit of linen
in which her gloves are laid. White
gloves must, each single pair, be care
fully placed between tissue paper.
Careful laundering will keep white
gloves nice for a long, long time. Some
women put on these gloves and scrub
them with soap and water and nail
brush but this treatment is rather Sc
we're and net as good as merely rub
applying soapsuds a-plenty. Kid
gloves are most absurd for warm
weather, except on most extreme
dress-up occasions. Even then the
very thin, sheer, lovely white silk
gloves or embroidered it's are 10 be-
preferred
Never leave your veil tied about
your hat, for it will become limpv
and unmanageable, and soon proves
useless.
Shake out your veil nicely, take ii
at either corner of the end and fold
round and round crosswise. Place
this in big sheet of tissue paper
the same as your gloves.
Wells can be mended by ravelins out
thread of the mesh and using this
after the same matter of the pattern
employed. Many veil can be made
to do service during bad weather ever
Il it has suffered few unhappy tears
and rips.
White chiffon wells can be washed
over and over again. Merely make
live, hot suds with good soap, and
launder the veil as you would a bit
CT lace or fine fabric. Rinse careful
ly, dry and go over with moderately
warm fat'ron.
Little neck ribbons can often be
f'eshened by dipping in gasoline.
About the most desirable way of clean.
ing little knick-knacks of silk is to
place them in a glass jar which has
been filled with gasoline and allow
them to stand over night. In the morn
ing rinse in fresh gasoline, Shake out
we'll, iron with the finger tips and then
with fatiron.
Silk or satin De:rs can be renovatc
III the same wa! White kid belts
should be sent TO the profession
cleaner. just as white gloves sho
not be cleaned at home
4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29

Chapters xiv to x3vii-Lyre-
4 ioices at the governoys disclre
at the hands of Truitt. seorgeles
4 Lydia and Kitty from q acarriaci-
dent and has an affecting ilew
with his sweetheart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29
CHAPTER XVII

leT~l aE mst u tais'-. Yer p.
Il I ir,'A 4fl,l.' s!a,i .,,fd'ct
Il ] :. :..s@. s: (. '''''' u '''' - / ;:
t..c l.llt .'ore t2othcr irrds, 7"
h. sid Il lett er Up at thpkce
sreat...i /, le- se.' Sell be d.ikct-
sly. :.zscn vow ct the reCMt !
heard YOU WAS On hand. Lordsed
the sidewaik. rhey tell me. l we
Oil irieIlvs t.tst Mspt me fuhe
l neck through the whole bus I
coa.1n't to-; my hugle."
.:,ts C.ie ,...y TO celebrate,Ee
said, Wi.h u ,a,ie. as Truitt yn-
III -. -
A few minutes later Mrs. ey
came into the office She worek-
ell ;::....s..,ii >.nhonnet and rs
~ = uver her fin
her ;4.,'4u s..e -. :. le..sr +:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29

Ihe business OF advertising deserv
es TO he counted amonA the man,
m''dern wouners -slverlard Monthly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29
IN WILL N. HARDEN.
Author Of
II Az "Abner Dam
=. iel." "The
Land Of the
-~-A Chan6ins
i EA Sun." "The
~ North Walk
Mystery" Etc.
Sopyrssni. i5aKrEK q bKUrnErs
Synopsis Of Preceding Che

CHAPTERS l, II and Ii
Buckley is the protege of Nj
a rich Georgia merchant. F
Is sent to prison for theft.
is attentive to Lydia Cransto
ter of a proud Virginian. II
of the fathers crime makes
perate.
V-Hillyer confesses to G,
murder Of a friend thirty yea
the story opens. To atone for
he took George out of his
home to make a useful mai
as a substitute to society for
friend.
V-Hanks, a note broker, {
ner, a cotton buyer, have
Hillyer's warehouse. Bascon
a Confederate veteran. is a co
or George. Hillyer invests
III wheat on the advice of Geo,
V1-Mrs. Hillyer praises
noble character. Hillyer in fe
ing brought to trial for his oil
VII and VIII-Lydia come
Richmond's best social set. G
1'elfare of Georgia, a middl
: widower, is pressing his at
upon her with the approval
family.
TX and X-George champi,
cause OF young Bob Hanks, VIII
|. bilious to rise. Hillyer loa
boy capital to start in business
II XI-Lydia lulls the fears of
ents about George by saying 4
/ believes a daughter should
ter family pride when choosin
band.
I X1l-Hillyer sells his whe;
great profit and gives it to Cd
I X1lI-The governor visits the
tons. George fears his powerf
Lydia accepts his attentions an
ents. =
4 x1V-Lydia pays a visit to {
mother and kisses her warmly
ing. This brings revival of
the lover.
XIV and XVI-Mrs. Cranston
to Lydia's friend, Kitty Gro
bring the girl to her senses.
George. Kitty tells Lydia t.
governor will be a good catch.
ter hearing of some of Geore-
tues, fears for the safety of h
heart.
XVII and XVlII-George )
JEFF Truitt, son of his friend ].
from the vengance of a mob.a
and Kitty hear the story recon-
The presence of the hero.
XlX-Lydia adores George. "
marry the governor out of reer
her father, who is in poor hea
Xxx and XXI-Governor Tell
,ers to pardon Georges fathee
Eill give up Lydia. The offer y
'purned. Lydia snubs the or
ff.sfavor of George, but the II
ever misconstrues the act and.t- |
v leaves her in tears.
XXI and XXIII-Bascom tt
wigs the governors ear to avae
6snlt to George.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-29
Jobbefs, Wholesal'tc l'tcrs and
/ Manufacturers
of ZINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

Terry LUMBER COMPANY
II "snu"cureTs and dealers Lumber L.h shm... O., -
nna, % n"s our spec lty Cheap for cabin. .,1
on ~rh wi nss our pannel door i tn. cnsapen ..s
10Y FURNITURE COMPANY.
I Our BEDS bedroom "a sioe board. .r. ~. ,
mac and the cheapest the These two facts W. -
0e to uostantiate Hold until you write ~ w We ~
FeHATT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING come.uv
OFFICE AND sALEsRoOM 423425 MAIN sTprrr
aolesale department Third street near Co..
cordial invitation merchant. While ~ % ses es
TT + and inspect line e ~ no cat5 u
'1shos. HARDWARE co
.oes son.hwe Akansas Hardware Stove, w., ,
Xpt on +. =, ppAes % All orders shipped promptly on r.
r. ou no'o .ta'r Dealing" = satisfied customer :, .
fer forever When anything in our line .r ..
kLAho ovEEnswAae COMPANY.
ware 'toneware glassware. glasses Bucks .oves ,.
Vsnd lamps Headquarters for fancy China At von, ..
~ business day ir the " 's' "
our Wholesale department complete Dry ood. Fu,n,.,
fs Notions and Hats. delivery and ouantite. - -
point ss a. as aud 2s Main street. Pine Bua Ar1
ooMhIsUION MERtHANTs
'ss'Eook GRAIN AND COMMISSION COMPANY
We su 1or cash: Lime Cement Plaster. brick Fir. Clay
cho's cottonseed Neal shpsua Field se.a -.
49, 'sss . oo=sas,. @ "s
, TOUsSNK1Gs
IAA<IouH0as COMPANY,
oeging locon0ives and 0aa,nea -.
mill M hnery. iron and Casnos ana c1acA&r-
-.=--zs=aad |
I..l BuslNass co1LEGDo.
|SA~Es TACTICAL BUsINEss COLLEGE
otlcls the patronage a
A1ps shoqtnano Type writing studies Dxya>
u @'sn' fsslons J. w. AHES Prin. inc
II uNDExrAKERs AND EmBA1MERa
41oERNEa FIrzHuaH CO.
III &c c47
con1.asa ane Z vervthms rsed In the rnce+ak,rs
SF '.e"'~a 2.a;i. ard. 4
II -'f'*H -" "1"a.'h* s~..fH 4
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOAN COMPANY Qnc.)-
......-..ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN. ........
...INTEREST 535 AND 6 PER CENT. /.
CITY, OAKLAND, TOWN AND COUNTRY
............... PROPERTY ..............
Second mortgages. life insurance policies. es-
tates in probate undivided interests in prop
erty. probate realty loans stocks and bonds.
legaeies and undivided interests in property
purchased,
-. MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY.
Suite 107-10S Crocker bldg; phone Main 1924.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
WHEN YOU ARE WRITING A WANT AID WITH THE OTHEE
REAL EsrArE-c1rY-FoR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-CITY-FOR SALE.
j. W. LAYMANcE. s82 Market St
SO CASH. BALANCE IS MONTHLY.
NO INTEREST.
NO INTEREST.
NO INTEREST.
NO TAXES.
No TAXES.
TITLE TITLE CT-GUARANTEEB.
TITLE PERFECT-GUARANTE
IN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY.
This offer is made TO close up partnership
These magnihcertly located lots ready to
build upon. Possession given at once. Only
45 minutes TO San Francisco; Commute ser
vice; fare &c each way: station on the ground
mense Pacific Goa Coast lin Timber and Furniture
Company. also other manufacturing establish
ments giving employment TO hundreds OF peo-
pie.
Every lot will double in value before paid for.
Nothing can stop it; they are located in the
There are some very choice lots. First come.
first served.
Remember you only have IS per month 70
pay. No more; no less; no interest; no taxes;
taxes alone on every lot you buy upon these
terms.
The regular cash price of the lots is $3.50
each; sell them at the same price upon these
terms.
In the town of Berkeley. one Of the most
prosperous and growing cities around the bay;
every man should own his home. TO be tnde-
pendent of rent day. TO be better on than 80
per cent of the people you know; real estate is
safer than a bank: without exception the
men who have become wealthy have made It
in real estate; land in this section will double.
nothing stop It; Carnegie says that more
large fortunes have been made in real estate
values than from all sources combined; secure
catalogue Of unsold lots; select choice loca-
tion at once.
j. w LAYMANCE. SOLE AGENT.
632 Market St. room 10
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK & OCEAN
SIDE LOTS!
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK & OCEAN
SIDE LOTSI

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK & OCEAN,
SIDE LOTSI
Superb new Block to be subdiVided.
$3.50 $500 to s65O-Choicest Richmond lots;
natchless view of Spreckels Lake. Park and
built by Ocean Shore Railway Company. Finest
Residence Sites in this City at nominal prices
and easy terms.
s135O-Graded lots fronting Ocean Boule.
ward; unobstructed view. on installments.
$500 to $eoo-Near Park and Ocean. A great
future awaits the Buyer OF these lots; invest
while low prices yet prevail $40 monthly.
oceansiGe Branch ofice. Corner st. and
Forty ave. Open daily and Sundays.
SIS to sS5O-Excelsior Homestead and Ocean
View lots, near cars and proposed Boulevard.
SIS monthly.
Do you want modern Flats or Cottages IN
best locations at bargain and easy terms%
Call on US at once for descriptions.
SOL GETZ & SON Owners and Dealers
Room "a. Chronicle Building.
CENTRAL ave-3 new hats, 81 rooms each.
Hayes st.-3-story house; store and fats
lot fronting streets
Seventeenth st.-Nice Day-window cottage:
high basement.
Cottage of rooms: Andover ST.. near Cort-
land ave.
Eligabeth-st. cottage; 5 rooms; large lot
Whitney St, near Thirtieth-Smail house;
lot 25x125; very cheap; make offer.
Nineteenth st.-House of rooms. bath; lot
35x114
Page ST.. near Lyons new fats, rooms.
bath each, high basement cheap.
JOSEPH STRAUB. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09

R. McCOLGAN
Rooms 301 and 502 Hearst building.
Third floor. Examiner entrance.
Deal directly with lender and save expense
Loans any amount at 515 and per cent
On first, second and third mortgages
REAL ESTATE IN PROBATE,
Undivided interests in estate and property.
Money advanced to prevent foreclosure.
NO DELAY.
Phone Main 5516
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09
REAL EsTATE-coUNTRY-For Sale.
W. ]. WHITE COMPANY,
Success sors 10
WHITE Il RAVT.EY

l.
Si60o-25 acres. miles towns. Sonoma
County; 10 acres. almost level: 10 on hillside:
me oak trees wells; creek; fine soil, acres
Srcharu: modern broom cottage. large barn:
poultry houses and yards; orooder-house;
fenced I hslds; COW. farming tools: all build
ihgS and utensils new all cash.
Slt5l-lO acres near Sebastopol In berries
anu fruit; house, barn. outbuildings: close
to electric cars: only $3.50 down.
S2OO dOwn-l60 acres, 2 miles Anderson;
nam road; fine SOIL rolling; some oaks; fruit
trees; old improvements: $500
SSOOO-5 acres. 20 minutes walk OF depot
house. capacity loco; incubator houses: Sood
We'll. acres orchard; easy terms.
$350O-Fine corner at CalisUOga: level black
Ioam 4 acres; modern 6-room and bath resi-
denee stable. eOrrals. poultry houses and
yards; Bank Of Calistoga offers 10 lend $500
S550e-SO acres, 90 miles city; 16 acres full
bearing vineyard: acres choice fruit; IS acres
heavy crop graini 4-room cottage, large barn.
full o. hay; poultry and brooder houses;
wagon. buggy. harness, span good horses,
tools; all level; crop goes II taken quick.
Sl5o0-114 acres near san Jose, f0Othill land;
fine soil. large family orchard; all in me crop
OF grain house. barn and necessary outbuild-
ings: water piped 70 buildings; only $500 down:
you pay for making out the papers.
S45OO-1T3 acres. miles OF Haywards; roll
ing and half under cultivation; neat 6-room
house: large barn. well fenced and cross
fenced: water piped to buildings; near school;
SS5 O0O-Best equipped dairy In Oregon; 1000
acres & nne sol; IVO acres bottom IN afslts; @
finished DWELLINGS; large stable for horses.
barn and sheds for cattle; several hundred
IA horses and harness, farm wagons. milk
wagons, tools; income S14 eco a year; $4,000
down: miles of town.
Send stamp fer large Printed List.
20 Montgomery St. room 8
Property Exchange a Speciality.
PAJARO VALLEY BARGAIN
NONRESIDENT OWNER MUST SELL.
SZI5O-2S acres richest black loam soil. all
under plOw; IL acres bearing apples; 8 acres
alfalfa land; good rustic house; water Piped
everywhere; q mile from town and school:
easy terms; corn on this place IA feet high:
1000 feet wire netting.
BURR-PADDON co.
40 Montgomery ST. san Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-09

]. w LAYMANCE, SOLE AGENT.
632 Market St, room 10
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
THOMAS BROS.

young be took part in them and
enjoyed them and no doubt there
are others who see these lines
can say the same.
And while very old festival,
yet it is also a new one. No day
in all the year is looked forward
to by so many people anticipat-
ing happiness. 1t may come in
the form of family reunions, a
good practice: it may be the
time when the bonds of friend
ship shall be renewed and
strengthened, ah the bonds Of
friendship! Can you imagine
what life would be without
friends: And then the children.
God bless the children, their Joy
is surely ours and they seem to
have more of it at this sea son
than any other.
A Merry Christmas! A Happy
Christmas, Such is the greet
ing TIE News sends forth to all
its patrons, and may every home
into which this issue Of the
paper shall enter have that
peace and good will epthroned
which for ages past has been
the motto of the season.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22

a hand in the game and the far
mer hash t the ready cash with
which to pay for car Of lum-
Der at the mills. The protec-
ton Of everything on the farm
looks easy to the fellow who
doesn't have to dig up Cor 1t,
but try the experiment OF plac-
ing all the Improvements that
must of necessity be put on a
farm and its dollars to dough
nuts YOU will 90 broke if you
have to pay the ontlandish
prices for lum Der that our farm
ers are Collingsworth
Courier.
The Jasper NewSboy and
Banner. Stockman are correct.
The objection of the Ceilings,
worth Courier, founded as il is
on the present prices OF lumber,
is not we'll taken for the cOndi-
tons mentioned by the two first
named papers existed when
lum Der vas cheap. In fact just
such careleSsness, amounting
in many cases where the com
fort Of our domestic animals
come in to criminal negligence,
is altogether too common not
only in the Panhandle but all
over the western portion of
Texas and the price of lumber,
either last year when low or
this season when high, has had
very little to do with it. 70
hold, as does the Courier, that
our citizens of the Panhandle,
the great ma jority of whom own
from one to several sections of
good land, can't "dig up" to
prevent this loss is nonsense
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
CarelesSness of Farmers.

There isn't shelter on a farm
in this country that is not in al,
most constant use. Which
proves that shelters are useful.
On the other hand, there are
thousands, yes, millions Of dol.
lars WORTH of tools and nipple
ments all over this country ruin
ing because they are not shell
tered. 1t is the rule to let the
wagon stand out IN all sorts of
weather and the average life of
a wagon is not One-tenth of its
wearing life. A wagon should
be worn out and not rotted out.
1t would show as little sense to
take your pocket book and lay
it out in the weather as to leave
your tools and implements out
there. Have some sense-Jas-
per NewsbOy.
In the Panhandle the careless
ness referred to sometimes goes
even further than as above
noted. 1t is not altogether an
uncommon sight to see large
piles of Indian corn and kaffir
corn heads laying out without a
sign of shelter, taking all
kinds of weather while awaiting
a market. The successful Tar
mer of the north has much more
lum Der in sheds and shelters
than he has in his house, and
the Panhandle farmer has vet to
learn that the success of his bus
mess does not depend alone on
the proper cultivation Of his
crops.-Clarendo don Banner
Stockman.
The bove argument is good
every word Of it. but. just "spo-
sen, gentlemen, that the lum-
Der people have decided to take
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
{ H R IS 7 N 4 S.

For ages among civilized ma
tjons Christmas has been the
festival Of festivals. Its origin
dates away back yonder. Some
historians claim, and not with
out reason, that as religious
festival il began with the Roman
Emperor Constantine, who, to
pacify and please his pagan
world adopted their great feast,
the Roman Saturnalia, as the
time in which TO celebrate the
birth of our Savior.
Such is the account of its ORR
gin, and as we travel along
coming this way from the time
of the Caesars with pa ganism
gradually diminishing, its last
European stronghold, that of
the ancient DruIds, being wiped
ont by Julius Caesar, we find
Christmas becoming more and
more a religious festival until
the advent of the middle ages
when we may say that it be-
came wholly so.
Anciently it was time of gen
eralrejoicing, a feast; throughout
ali of Christmas-tide, usually
lasting from December IS, to
January 8, all manner of license
was given for merriment and
play: the homes OF the rich were
open to the poor and gifts and
largess were everywhere and
general good will prevailed.
There was the Yule log, the
good old fashioned reels, the
blind mans buff, the egg.nog
and the flowing punch bowl, the
colonial serenades, the mint
sings, the Juleps and then, who
that has ever been there, can
forget 'under the mistletoe"'
Most if not all of these Gus
toms of Christmas tide, while
somewhat tempered by the sober
spirit of the age in which we
live, are still practiced in the
old countries, especially in
those lands in which flow the
waters of the "blue Danube, "
the "lordly Rhine" the Seine,
the Thames, the Mersey and the
Tweed, and TO more or less ex.
tent among many of our own
country who yet cling to the
traditions of the Germanic and
Celtic races from which they
sprang. The writer has seen
these customs observed; when |
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
CANYON NATIONAL BANK.
NO. 1861
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office OF Comptroller OF the Cur

Office OF Comptroller OF the Cur
rency.
Washington, d. c., Oct, 23, 1905.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. it has
been made to appear that 1.-The Can
yon National Bank" in the Town
OF Canyon, in the County of Randall
and State Of Texas, has complied
with all theprovisions of the Statutes
OF the United States, required to be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business OF Banking;
Now THEREFORE, ], Thomas p. Kane,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that
1.-The Canyon National Bank" in
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
CAR FURNITURE, ETC.

To provide against demand for something useful
and substantial i'm the way OF Christmas and New
Year Gifts, we have Just got in full car of new Fur
niture. Rugs. Carpets and Mattngs. This, added to
already large stock, will enable to give you
anything you may want.
had anywhere--We will not let anybody underselI
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22
Notice of Dissolution.

Please take notice that on
Nov. /, 1905, the partnership ex-
isting between Garrison d Har-
rison, Canyon, Texas, and r.
Roelfs, of Pekin, H., was dis
solved.
(Signed) Il. RoELFs.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22

The Fort Worth Record and this
paper one year, $3.50.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22

I'LL 0EVI I'M dIery and Harness,
It'll iii EuV WindmilIs, Agricul
uraIImplements, Wire
and everything else in the way OF Machinery on
either Farm or Ranch.
FURNITURE==A large stock and well selected
==also Floor Coverings.
STOVES==featers "Air=tights" and otherwise,
Ranges and Oil Stoves, big line of the BEST
nakes==see us before buying.
UNDERWRITERS GOODS==We carry them to
suit the needs of all.
OUR stocks in all the above lines large. the
" quality is from good to the best made, and our
prices low any reputable dealer can
make. If i'm the market for any of these things
call around==It shall be pleasure to show you
what we have and quote you the lowest prices.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-12-22

Send The News to u friend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-19

Mrs. Whittmore was born In Bismarck
and spent her childhood years there,
coming to Canada with her mother,
the late Mrs. Mary Attrill OF ochre
River, Manitoba, in 1894.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-19
PERSONAL

Mrs. Sterrett, who has been visiting
Mrs b. ]. Taylor, returned today to
her Grand Forks home.
Attorney Armstrong came up from
Linton today. a. ss
Mrs. I'D. Hughes returned from
jamestown at noon. .s
( F. p. Byrne has returned from a
short trip down the line.
Major Hamilton came in from the
FORK today.
Mesdames Gage and Barnes returned
from jamestown today and report the
Women's Federation meeting great
and pleasant event. 4. "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-19

Tonight--The young mems Baraca
Bible class, will be entertained at the
home Of Rev. Frank w. Stanton, 314
Eighth street All members and those
interested IN the class are invited. Il,