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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27
win Leave To.mIorrow.

Mr.. and Mrs John Lowry Wagner
will leave tomorrow morning for
Syracuse, New York, whore they will
make their future home, Mr.. and
Mrs. wagner's removal to another
city is a matter Of much regret to their
many friends in Fairmont, where they
are very popular both in business and
social circles,
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a Elootuent lecture.

Rev. David w. Howard, rector Of
ST. Mathews church, Wheeling lee
tured Is a very appreciatiyes aaalence
at Christ church last eyelsnl r y
lecture dealt with the time Of t y q Eng g
fish, Reformtion and was quite 4 mas
terly discourse. Rev Towards audi,
.ence While not q large one, was g
very intelligent and appreclat i've y; one :;
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ied that al operation Will not be nee,
essary.
Miss Marguerite Arnettis qrite sick
at her home at the head Of Main street.
Mr.. John Rock returned to Pitts
burg this morning after a few days
visit in The city
I Miss Louise Suffer, Of Warrington,
will assist Miss Sara Morgan in the
Primary Department Of the Public
Schools tails spring.
Mrs. 4, N. Parks will 60 to Elldns
tomorrow morning, where she will be
the guest Of Mrs. Boyd Wees for a
few days
Mrs. Or. Graham was called to Pres.
ton county yesterday BY the death Of
her mother, which occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Tracy Brown. Of Annapolis,
Maryland, IS In the city the guest Of
her son, M. Tracy Brown.
Miss Ida Stone 10 ill;of grip at her
home ion Quincy street <
MISS Mabel Flemiaas lett for Pitts.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
LEEr7 For ITALY.
comm Marlanl and IFamtIy tlaye ~

Consul Marlani and Family rave Ls1'
Falrmont.
M. John Mariana former italian
Consul. together with his wife, baby
daughter ana mother.ln'law, left yes.
terday for New York from which
place he will sail fdr Italy and after
visiting with relatives for some time la
.vill take up his residence in Egypt AZ
the mouth Of the Nile, where be has
secured a position, Mr.. Msriani llas
made many friends In this city, who
regret TO see him andIhIs family leave
the city.
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Virginia The little daushier Of Mr..
ana sIrs zee HouA ahc Is being
tated far appenaIcitis # Cook Hos.
81 as mlsen suddenly worse last
md HE hetc1ndltioa i q
eon efe erions oash she IS rest
Exehars
Tls iaaie e DE eenttI ehrlS st
asiitts VIII hold cllange le gsstt
saturaag ID ttlis re tl 7 a
ifle. 81 dS6r IL aSietta I.oteli
il Kinds s6f COCA tisings y
arasf III Pow On 1iade
rs .iaS To
ttofaey f'fesl F'lehniket ioFt;
1ItoSf, Il 81 town iday.
pf. KortFrjg 81 the state Jniy Y.
sfty. Ii here as an expert sftucss g
the Payton. Wright case.
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Deed dated Aiafcl! sos
snodgFass ct ua 70. Deyores eE
az, lot itl aaninEteTi, q ltlp.o
creek; conside lion l,050.
Deed dated March 1906 fete q
9. Tothman ct AZ! TO \ aarles =. sa9 g
gress, HIP q 81 ceres 81 PtttsolFg
coal on Flat run Mannigton elasE 7.
conslderat ions one dollar ana sl oS9 amer
yaluables
Deed dated February 2 lgOt N9p J,
ett Talbot etsuxe tos snlltn t1Dou',loS
on Maple avenue cons Y efation' -.
200
Deed dated July q 1893 s :. z & y
st w! lla 70 James 2. u PFlce g W. 81
acres Of land on cle at 1oFk :. ,D,l
anon creek, Manning ton ~ sls 79o
conside Grafton s90.
DEED dated ssogelapsr !. lt'' ~, ~ ~ j.
Miner g ny = slles 8 ~, y, Z,
eel Of land on Camp ran, : pEaHSi. y
Buffalo creek Warrington ulstl'st'
consideration, Slo, ,aa. n,
Deed dated November 2 lsVei ~ :,
linda Miller to James .. l'r re EaI's z
q lana On lamp Eplgta. ! a,, .,,,..s
creek, MahnAng Eon als'il
ton, 20: 4, III. !, Ma.
DECD dated Matsa y, ~, - II
Rose Ct TX. 70 Sauna = slot 41,',, s y,
Lee o. o., land On ReaDsas s. W. y @t4s
district; consideration s44,S.'
Deed dated lanlsIy J, ~ y, isVo, I, ~ &
Chapman Ct g. e. y = NyyAe oaS. no..
interest In Il lease; iconslaesssiSn
$500. (
Deed dated March Y. igvO' z
Wylte ct ux. TO g. M.SAlexanqeF ons
half interest In oil inteE9StSif CVlblu
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M. payton Mayers Was Host.

Mr.. Dayton Mayors was host last
evening to a number off, Felrmont
young ladies to witness Girls will be
Girls the opening performance Of
.s@ister's Opera House, Morgantown,
Mr., Mayors guests were Misses Eva
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49, M 10 ~ gi ~, ~ .ttf5t AL
kaH christi Will leave for
iitgzl d6I sliere she will at;
= 1a Term 81 ne West n;
1ad 1rifefl MI Christi has
sea 30 the University this
1iirf weekly to y MOE W.
uas1 glisao9s enroll las q rec.
nF pi1it
grn 5f6ss IN own
plls p1 ron ihis home N
Efu.rh 0mon here be- goes
Iira1r ssle liiiaiiies IS ma teEs.
rrif Diiy N y; &
at -tt IS the
sna 81 clelland,
ea .lrlas lsellil Il (, M
Elr nl1g tfleaus III sesEet
tn Wiz rsgiet ID 6 her seS
1lt1= x appandie IllsE
nan. a. P1artea ayetlse hop;
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wnfeGlyo, Birthday Party.

Miss Clyde, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leigh Fleming, will enter.
tain a number Of her young friends
Thursday evening Of this week in hon
or Of her tenth birthday.
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Marrlane Llcenses.

Jesse ]. Dodd and Julia H.vs.
J.Twychoff appointed guardian Of
Pearl, okey and Charles Cunningham,
infant heirs Of Joseph cunninghamde.
ceased. Bond given in the sum Of
one hundred dollars with erena A.
Wycott as surety.
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Bowling oIua entertained.

The Fairmont Bowling Club enter.
tanned a few friends last evening at
the Bowling Alley in the Yost Flats.
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-
',knd 10 think that ten fn6ntiisa $50 looked IKE
thlsl owe Il 70 tSsfinan Syrnp
gfhe tine.worR injunction g Never put
oF hi tomorrow what yotl can DO tos
ARr, is INV generslly presented IN this
form: ,,poit to-layin That Is the terse
aiif;ce we want to give you about thai az.
backing cough o; dei,1oraliting cold With
Itch ypa have pecn struggling for sew.
eral days, perhaps weeks, qTake some
reliable remedy for it fo.DGy-and lst
That remedy De pr. Boschee's eertnat
Syrup, which has been IN use tor oy IS
tliirtyzfveyears. A few doses OF It VIII
undoubtedly relieve your cough OF col q!
aud its continued use for few days WI
cure You completely. No matter hoy 4
deep-ssated your cough even u 3dreaa
consumption has attacked your lu1g9,,
German Syrup viii surely eject e etrEessi
Is it has done before In thousands Of app;
parently hopeless cases Of lung trouble;
gNew ttial bottles, zsc regular stEffl
75e. Atall druggists.
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burg this morning where she YIN st.
tend GRIND opeFa
NJ q Race returned toIdag ron.
n batn ripo New fpfe
simeon Brisht sto 81
Elttche Il nd q .re
tstends AZ min ton! i
and M sldlps & lsls
i6ad 81 fenda V
Edith rlck g iu 81 ts1ilEe j
where she will attend 5opet
Donglss e elyrnafiS IT AteRoS
toos IL hs Player the
Gfanti night sa
alF g. Jones spent estefday Il
Manning ton. *
Is ltan9ing tohi YES ( 81 q q
lFalftnont itof grda
Nh. Young 81 the University
was q y.slttF in tlie city yestsr ant
took n ggThe Player daid' AT the Ele
Grand last evening
Attorney i. g. Grant appeared Be.
fore Judge Lynch at Clarksblrg yes;
iiterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
BITTEN BY MAD DOG.
All the Victims Leave for Austin to
Take Pasteur Treatment.

Special to Daily Leader
Muskogee, /. r.. May 4-E. A.
Schurman, manager of the Muskogee
Bottling Works of this city. andYaho-
la Posey, the s-year-old son Of Alex
Posey, were bitten by dog yesterday
at noon and the animal Is supposed to
have been mad.
Mr.. Schurman had gone home to
dinner and noticed the animal in his
yard running after chickens and snap
ping at everything 1t came in contact
with The dog ran ND to Mr.. Schw-
man and bit him on the hand From
the Schurman home the animal went
to the home of Alez Posey. where 1t
bit Mr.. Posey's son. From Posey's yard
the animal ran 10 the yard Of J. d.
Ellis and maaly rushed at one of the
little girls Mr.. Ellis seized club
and killed the animal.
A physician was summoned, who
advised those bitten to go to Austin,
Texas, to the Pasteur Institute for
treatment Rather than take any
chances Mr.. schurman. accompanied
by his wife. and Mrs. Posey with her
son, departed last night for Austin.
The institute at Austin is said TO be
the nearest place where treatment
can be obtained this side Of Chicago
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OFFER OF $1,000 FOR
A BOOK GOES
A.BEGGING
ONLY TWO REPLIES COME
No Author TO Write Parallel
for Uncle Toms Cabin.

Special to Daily Leader.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 4.-One thou
sand dollars Ter book on pesce-
simply an elaboration Of Gen. sher-
mans famous utterance. cwar is
Hell"--for story that will effect war
as Uncle Toms Cabin" did slavery
$1,000.
This offer made to the world by the
Pittsbrug Peace society about a
year ago, has gone begging. Only two
replies have been received. A young
w9nan writer of Virginia wanted the
Assignment more clearly defined,
and Boston woman stated that she
has lot of good ideas, but thinks the
price too low.
DR.. Rabbi J. Leonard Levey, presi-
dent of the society. says that the
wealth OF literary endeavor in this
country is not what is usually repre-
sented Il know it isn't very much to
pay for such story" said DIR. Levy.
but you see the reputation the writer
would achieve would be worth some
thing. The $1,000 was all the society
could OFFER but now we may have to
get at it and increase it to four or FIVE
times as much.
Another thing that we wish to take
arp" continued Or. Levy, "is the mat
ter OF military uniforms. parades,
brass bands and nodding plumes. All
this pomp and display is out of place
ia peaceful republic; and particular
ly SO at the inauguration OF presi-
dent who breaches the simple life to
his countrymen.
Il would have military men dress
as plainly and unattractively as pos
sible Fancy uniforms seem to exer-
else a particular attraction, especially
for the gentler sex. A uniformed
soldier Is a lion to all the women Of
hi. acquaintance. Make man look
dslier in a uniform than in blue jeans
and the women win keep away from
him and 40 will discard the uniform
as quickly as possible. Then fighting
as trade or calling will cease"
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government buildings. the sum OF
s34s,2e6 annually The magnitude OF
these great buildings Will be better ap-
prosched when It IS stated that each
one Of them houses during working
hours enough clerks to make a
nice sized western town. Normally in
the State. War and Navy building
there are 1925 employees; during the
Spanish-American war there were
3.100 employees at work in the build
ing. The Treasury building houses
1000 employees. In the Post Office de-
partment building there are employed
between 900 and 1000 employs, be-
sides those employed by the city post
Office which is housed in the same
building.
In addition 10 all this. Washington
dreams OF magnificent temple of
justice for the housing OF the supreme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
-GD BY T HE
GOVERNMENT
BUDGET OF EXPENSES
Washington Dreams Of a
Massive Temple of Justice

Leader Breau, Washington, d. G.,
May 4.-The recommendation OF the
senate committee on public buildings
and grounds Of the passage Of a Bill
appropriating $s.OO0O0O fer the pur.
chaee Of site adjoining the Treas
ury building for the erection Of a four
story granite building to cost approx.
mately s6.5O0,00O for the joint use of
the Departments Of State. Justice and
Commerce and Labor, has brought to
light a food OF interesting figures as
to the cost Of the great government
buildings in the nations capital The
following is the cost Of the seven prin-
cipal structures now occupied:
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=, DOCTOR
4u authorities Of the
s.nooIs Of practice, AID which
VIII be sent free to any address on request
lQr same, mailed 10 DR.. K. Y. Pierce,
Buffalo. N Y.
In the second place. Dr. Pierce's Favor.
lte Prescription Is the only medicine for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and adec'
tions. all the ingredients Of which are
printed upon the bottle wrapper IN plain
EuQlish SO that all who take lt may
know exactly what they are using
A further reason for the unprecedented
popularity Of the FavOritc Prescrip
lion of DR. Pierce for the special use Of
women, Is To be found Ia the fact that
II contains not drop 3f a.cohOl r
pure. iriple-rehned glycerine. OF proper
strength. being used instead. both Tor
extracting and preserving the medicinal
principles extracted from such roots
oil native. medicinal. forest plants as
arc employed IN is make up The
printed formula will also bear witness
that il contains no narcotics OF o. ,er
harmful or habit forming drugs, being
entirely made up Of glycerie extracts OF
native, American plants 0i marvellous
efficacy IN the cure Of the diseases pecn-
liar 10 women.
Now. Ia this connection. II Is well TO
bear IN mind. that curious as IL may
O. SIN. yet Il Is a fact that Dr Pierco's
~ gHTOrlte Prescription Is the only mcui
cine for the cure OF women's peculiar
weaknesses ond maladies that does not
contain alcohol and that too Ga large
Qrantifies. This fact can be easily
proven; and yet u Is fact well known 10
all the best physicians that clcOhol, even
IN small quantities. when long continued
Is very harmful. and especially 50 to
lredk, inpalid, nervous iCOmell. While
the effect OF spirituous wines and liquors.
sold under various enticlng names may
at first be TO exhlleratc. brace up and
undnly support the system Tor a brief
time. yet a reletiOn CONES sooner or later
and the patient Is worse of than before
lants has gradually fastened itself upon
the poor. delGded, suffering woman a
malady generally more 70 be dreaded
than the original afilicti0n.
Furthermore, Or Pierces Favorite Pre-
scripfion has record Of cures extend
ing over a period exceeding ono third Of
a century and embracing more genuine
cases 81 fun and complete recovery than
any other medicine IN its line can boast
or Thousands have been saved from the
operating table and the surgeons knife
by the use Of this marvelously efficacious
specific tor woman's ailments. Other
thousands have escaped the disagreeable
ordeal Oi the doctors qucstlonings, and
Offensive examinations by taking this
remedy and being cured IN the privacy
Of their homes II has cured thousands
nf bad, obstinate cases in which doctors
had failed and in which cures were
thought 70 be impossible.
What II has done Tor others Il will no
doubt DO FOR you. II similarly afflicted,
ana yoa give Il a good, fair and faithful
trial
IN favor OF DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scfiption being regarded away above the
secrel patent medicines Of our time, is the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
USED UP THE ENTIRE
TEN WORDS IN REPLY
New York Woman Accepts Marriage
offer in Novel Manner.

New York, May "A young woman
in Millerton, ~ T.. yesterday receiv-
ed an offer of marriage with request
to reply by telegraph. Going to the
telegraph office she asked to know
how many words she could send for
25 cents and was told ten.
Then she wrote: Yes, yes. yes,
yes. yes. yes, yes, yes, yes, yes The
name of the young woman was with
held by the telegraph company as was
the name Of the lucky man
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college emblems the seven chosen ora
tors Of as many great western institu
tions are to contend for supremacy to
night.
The contest Is that OF the Northern
oratorical league, which comprises the
Universities Of Chicago, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Ohio State, Michigan,
Northwestern university and oberHn
college. Among the contestants pro
baby the most interest centers In
Kiyo Sue Imnui, young Japanese
representing the University Of Michi.
gan. The subject he has selected for
his Grafton is THE Mission Of the
New Japan"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
A Mountain Of Gold.

could rot bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wil,Se. Of Caroline, wis, as
did one e5c box OF Bncklens Arnica
salve. when It completely cured a run
ming sore on her leg, which had tortured
her 23 long years. Greatest antiseptic
healer of Piles. wounds, and Sores. 25c
at all drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
Some curlosltIes.

Did YOU ever sec a cainip tea?
Did You ever hear a dOgwood barl2
Did YOU ever find the airflue open,
or an ordinary horsefly, mark2
Did you ever see wheelwright well7
Did you ever hear baseball shout?
Did you ever watch a clqnbake dinner
OR nsten 20 a tin roof spout?
Michigan Tradesman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04
COTTON HURT AND NO SEED.

comanche, l. T., May 4--The heavy
rains the past few days have damaged
the cotton extensively The farmers
were nearly through planting and a
great deal Of the cotton was coming
up and the heavy halns have washed
and covered It up badly There is no
seed cotton in the county to replant
with. A email load sold on the streets
today at 75c per bushel
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peath From AppenaIcitl.

decrease in the same ratio that the use
OF Or, Kings New Life pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from const.
patton and the Ills growing out OF It.
Strength and vigor always follow their
use. Guaranteed by all drug stores. Try
them.
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stomach and rupturing several blood
vessels. He lived only few hours
efter the accident He leaves a wife
and FIVE children; also, three brothers,
one a resident of Hannibal. Mo, the
others living in Kentucky.
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@strIngIoun Him.

CHarpsr's Weekly)
a smart young fellow called out to n
farmer who wa" sowing seed IN his held.
wen done old fellow. you sow, reap
the fruits"
Maybe You viii" said The farmer.
for I'm sowing hemp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04

A torpid, Inactive liver can produce
more bodily nls than almost anything
else. II Is good 20 clean the system out
oocasionaiiyl Stir the liver up, and
get into shape generally The best re-
suits arc derived from the use OF De-
Wits Little Early Risers Reliable
effective. pleasant pills with a reputa-
tion. Never grlre. Sold By c. r. Rem
fro
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COTTON MILL SUPER
lNTENDENT KILLED

Stroud, okla, May 4.-w. II. Far
ris, superintendent CT the cotton seed
oil mill here, while putting up a
heavy timber at the mill, lost his bal
ance and fell to the floor, the heavy
timber striking him in the chest and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04

The total cost Of buildings com
pleted and under construction. includ-
ing cost Of sites, approximates sixty
five millions Of dollars, yet in addition
to this the government pays out in
rents for departments, bureaus, etc,
that can not be. accommodated in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04

OF course you pay your money
But you get your moneys worth.
For what does money mean to YOU
When Rocky Mountain Teas on earth
O. r. Renfro.
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Floods the body with warm. glowing
vitality. makes the nerves strong, quick
ems circulation, restores natural vigor,
makes you feel like one born again.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. c. r. Renfro.
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Mother oray's Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray nurse
in the children's Home in New York.
Cure Feverishness, Ba Stomach. Teeth
ing Disorders move anG regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms. over 30, 600
testimonials. They never fail. A. all
Druggists, 25c. Sample FREE Address,
Allen S. Olmeted lie Roy, M
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court. There is nothing moderate in
this great capital. Everything IS on
a scale of magnificent proportions. and
the dream of the temple Of justice is
one Of such splendor that years of
study are being given to it before even
the outline takes definite shape.
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(By Associated Press }

oberlin, O.. May 4.--Before a great
representative college audience IN an
auditorium beautifully decorated with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-04

a dellar and a quarter FER SOC FRI
day and Saturday, Specials In Embrol
dered Waist Patterns, Ramsays (of
eourse).
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Robinson's shoes, best Tor wear. ht
and style. at prices Ssc 70 soc lower
than other stores.
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Two hundred Embroidered Waist Pat
ferHs, the SIPS kind, Friday and satur-
day speciaI sse. Ramsay's lof eoursel
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.women's White Canvas oxfords Csc
TO s2.25 at Robiasons
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NORTHERN ORATOR.
CAL CONTEST
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-22
OUR SPECIAL EDITION.

Next week on The News reg
ular day. Friday, unless an ad-
verse tate wills otherwise, our
special edition will be ready for
distribution among subscribers.
To our regular subscribers it
will consist Of ii pages and will
reach them in the ordinary way.
through the mails. Those who
subscribed for several copies Of
this edition can obtain them Oy
calling at this office Friday
morning. or, if they prefer, they
will be delivered to them later
Oh as time permits,
In all +, 500 copies will be
printed and OF this number, in
Guiding the 100 which 60 to The
News regular subscribers, 5000
have been contracted for. The
others will be for sale as want.
ed.
The getting up Of creditable
edition Of the character promis
ed-one dealing entirely with
our country" its conditions
according to nature. its. citizens
and their enterprlses-is no
small task for even an eXpe--
fenced hand and must neceSsdr-
ilv fall with far greater weight
upon one who, in addition to
this task. must carry on the
daily grind of a country news
paper shop,
1t is not expected that this
edition will approach perfection
either in force of thought or in
the use of proper English; Meth
or does The News editor hope
to please all who may peruse its
pages. lis virtues, if it has
any, may safely be attributed to
the excellency of the subject
matter, and its errors, of which
there are sure to be some, should
be charged more to the weak
ness and oversight Of the writer
than to any wilful perverseness
of his heart.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-22
Notice To Grain Raisers

W. +. Bates & Sons have just
recently received their new
steam thresher, which is the
very latest improvement in this
kind of machinery. 1t has self
feeder and bind cutter, wcigher,
wagon loader and Dagger. also
wind stacker. They are pre-
pared to commence threshing
as soon as the grain is in the
proper state and will make the
prices as follows;
Wheat. &c; oats. &c; rye, &c;
and &c for barley. Patrons will
be required TO furnish fuel. This
is a reduction of the price charg-
ed last year, owing to the fact
that a much larger crop has been
made, the raisers thus receiving
this advantage.
W. +. Bates & Sons.
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Wilson carries a nice line of
Tablets, Pencils. Pens, Ink. etc.