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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05

| listener. VINO wondered where the I'M
pecunious Dealey was to get the neces-
sary means. Indeed, it appeared to be
case of the blind leading the blind.
But Mar,hal Ney did not cover the
retreat of Napoleon from Moscow more
successfully than did Mrs Dealcy cover
her husbands flight to the Klondike
When the mortgage on the house was
about to be foreclosed she showed the
mortgagor n clipping from n Klondike
paper mentioning the immense returns
of a mine in which Wilfred Dealey was
part owner When the grocer refused
any further credit Mrs. Dealey showed
n similar clipping from another paper,
mentioning another mine in which her
husband was part owner. The butcher
and the baker were shown still other
articles. and when they compared notes
it appeared that Mr.. Dealey must have
an interest in the principal mines in
the Klondike. Then they all let up on
the plucky little woman and kept her
supplied with what she needed.
One day Mr.. Dealey returned. He
was well dressed and looked prosper
Gus. He went about among his fellow
toWHSiueH DOrroWlHS On tne next ulNi-
dend on his different mines in the Il Ion
dixie. paying a high rate of interest.
which he said he could easily afford to
do. He was raising funds for new
deal, out Of which he expected to make
a large profit.
"Oh, that little matter" he would
say to the collector contemptuously.
when pressed for the amount of a bill.
I'll get around to that just as soon as
/ get settled You see, I've been away
a good while, and my dividends On my
mines are only just commencing.
When they get UP to $500 a day, as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
Primary Election Law Dates.

Following are future primary elec
ton law dates in Illinois:
Wednesday. March 2S-Last date foi
meetings of county committees tC
determine whether candidates shall
be nominated by majority or plurality
vote.
Friday. April blast date for
county clerks TO issue notices for pri
mary elections, two TO be mailed to
each judge, who must post them at
least 10 days before the primary cleo,
tions
Saturday. April 2S-Date of primary
elections, polls TO be open from u
o'clock to O'Clock.
Thursday. May 3-Republican and
democratic county conventions.
Wednesday, May 9 Republican
and democratic senatorial conventions
Friday May 11-Democratic state
convention at Springfield
Monday. May 14-Republican state
convention at Springfield
Wednesday. May 1G-Republican
and democratic congressional cOnven-
tons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

81 can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
" They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms of
night sweats. The next morn
ing | start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite so
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl ST., New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
DAILY SHORT STORY
a NAPOLEON OF FINANCE.

[OriginalI
Wilfred Dealey was an original. He
never did anything as any one else
that in nine out of ten cases he made
lamentable failures. He was fortunate
i'll the possession of wife who had
unbounded confidence in him. Where
Others saw simply slliftlessness. Il pro
pensity for gambling or the attributes
Of Il natural born fool Mrs. Dealey saw
the inspiration of genius. Instead of
complaining when there was nothing
to eat in the house that she had a good
for nothing husband, she simply sighed
and said that when the scheme Mr..
Dealey was working turned out bril-
liantly there would be a-plenty.
But between the present and the flu
ture reaping of such Il reward of per-
severance small debts accumulated.
They were getting so oppressive that
everybody was beginning to wonder
how Mr.. Dealey would support himself
under their weight when he solved the
problem by taking his departure for
the klOndike. This was considered the
only real bit of management that Mr.
Dealey was entitled to feel proud Of
Mrs. Dealey declared that the debts
mad nothing to do with her husbands
departure: that he had heard of "a won
who needed money to push it. and Mr.
Dealey had gone out to help him. This
occasloned a smile on the face of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
Lessons of Recent History.

The good citizen and square dealer
says an editorial in the current issue
of the Century magazine, fails back
however, upon two points of comfort d:
First. that there was a prodigal
amount of rascality in the days when
there wcs vastly less publicity; and
secondhand here is the best conso
lation-that the standards of public
opinion are as high as ever, and that,
conte mporary with this hideous ex-
pcsurc of wrong-doing, the signs are
numerous of a revival of the ethics of
busincse, : well as of the ethics of
politics
In 4 private discussion not long ago
of one of the most pathetic cases of
ruined reputation that recent events
have illustrated, the fact came out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05

Dea.cy IN T.at ely when lie was sup
posed TO have been in the Klondike
The creditors all bounced upon Mr..
Dealey at once. He restored confidence
simply by a smile. Then he said:
Tomorrow | shall begin TO pay off
my debts"
Cotton was soaring, and Mr.. Dea-
ley spent most of his time at q long
distance telephone ordering sales OH
the exchange. One evening he went
home to his wife, and, putting his arm
about her. said: ~
My dear. / figure up a profit of
$4,000"
"Oh. Wilfred. what a bright man you
arer'
Mr. De9ley had made up his mind to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
Monday, March 5, 1906.

Commissioner Garfield after a few
days absence is again in Chicago to
prosecute the case of the government
against the packers. He probably has
had his back stiffened by an interview
with the president
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05

The United States supreme court has
decided that the water from the Chi
cago drainage canal really purifies the
drinking water of st. Louis. The ques
ton is how will st. Louis ever find our
that its drinking water is pure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05

In polite language, such as a rough
rider can use upon occasion, the pres
ident says Senator Lodge is a liar and
the Massachusetts senator accepts the
amendment. though it is not the Bay
state way of telling it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
BY THE ). w. POTTER CO.

TERMS Daily, 10 cents per week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications OF argumentative
character, political. or religious, must
have real name attached for publica-
ton. No such articles will be printed
over fictitious signatures
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05

J, - he les - ..th -.
happy. Their tender, sensitIv. - :
require gentle, healing remedies. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will keep
them strong and well. 35 cents. tea or
tablets T. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-05
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and weekly ut 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill. IEn-
tered at the postoffice as second-class
matter.l
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01
Islands Fr@ttir.

,,Reykjav1k" segir 10. DIES :: Il gRrlag, er
fangav6r0urinn opnaoi kompuna, par sem Skull
jarnsmiour sat ipni, sd er vixlana :falsa0i, ri preif
Skill til hans,rykEtj honum inn klefann,cn st0kk
lit sjalfur og skelti las. Fangav0r6ur natti dumma
parma inni 2 klukkustundir Skill. strauk a5 ems
til a6 ,1inna stulkuna SINAI. En- err til kom, por5i
ham ekki az fara helm til hennar; helt az log
reglupjonarnir kynnu ao vera bar. For syo ni5ur
4 ,fIotel Islands >og gladdi sig par med yl05um.
For sloan til kunningja sins og fekk az vera i mott,
en- i morgun var hringt / %telef6ni til midst05var,
og beeio um telefonsam5and til lejarf6geta. En-
f0getinn heir exki rao i as halda telefon, pa var
hringt upp hja %kaupmanni par i nesta hdsi vi5
fogeta, og ham beoinn 40 koma oroum til f6geta.
Umbo0sma0ur hans kom og a0 foninun og heyr5i,
hvar Skill veri ni0ur kominn. pa var fario as
leita ao l0greglupj6nunum, ell epginn l0greg]u-
]kj6nn fanst neinsta0ar. Svo for Skill 1T al viora
sig og spazGra um strgtin. Stundu fyrir hadcgi
t0kst honum loks a0 tinna l0greglupj6n i Austut-
strati, og varo par fagnafundur, og vi ou neir sam
feroa / br6oerni til Siguroar fangavar5ar. Ofsa-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01

sem MI cru par 1landi veroa samtengdir a6albraut-
unum. beir sem NEST &c leggja til pessa fyrirtnk-
is, cru enskir auomenn og nokkrir Banoarikja-
mem; Ell Columbiustj6rn abyrgist peim ao peir
veroi skaolausir af; hefr hun veitt iarnbrautafG-
]0gum pessum yms einkar6ttindi, og skuldbindur
vario er til jarnbrautanna fyrstu arin.
Jafnframt cru 0nnur fel6g myndu0 par / landi
til pess 40 bata skipaleioir eftir j6tunum, hreiusa
pau og dyEka. Gufubatar ver0a pvi nnstsmioa0ir
fyrir ALTAR skipgeDgar ar, og peir TAXA bar VIC autn-
ingum er jarDbrautirnar enda. Med pessu mott
veroa ALTAR samg0ngur g1ei0ar MILL helztu lera0a
jnnanlands, og j%afaframt veroa nyjar hafniy ger5-
ar og skipaleioir fj0lga fyrir dtlcnda verzlun.
AUX pessa er stjornin sjalf farm az llta ry0ja
nyja Pjo0vegi og leggja akbrautir UNI helztu her
I'D %landsins, og eitt af pvl.er beet synir hive pjoo-
arandinn er breyttur oroirn par / landi, er PAD a6
MI hetir stj6rnin tekio leyfar per, err eftir voru af
hernum til vegagj6r6ar; hermenn bessir hafa MI
lagt fra ser vopnin og vinna med sk6aum og jarn-
k0rlum ao vegab6tum, en- aour vildu peir VIC elk
ert annao fast en- vopnaburo og pottust ofg6oir til
friosamlegra starfa.
BAD or eftirtektavert hive peir atbur0ir, er MI
gerast / Columbia, cru svipaoir pvi err fran tori
Mexico fyrir tuttugu og timm arum sloan err Diaz
forseti kom par til valda. Diaz he6r seti5 bar az
v0ldum sloan og CERT land Pao, sem l5ur var stjorn-
laust uppreistarbali,a6 miklu riki og voldugu. En-
Pvi miour cru fair stjornendur hans likar, og p6
Reyes half byrja0 vel og auosjaanlega teki0 Diaz
ser til fyrirmyndar, pa er enn oreynt hvort honum
tekst a0 leioa stj0rnarbotar start slit ems vel til
lykta og Diaz hefir CERT.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01


~P6ttbyg0astir cru og standa / engu sambandi
hver vi6 a0rar. En- a f. 6tunum er it'll UNI
fero, og q engu PETRA ganga gufubatar nema
q Magda]ena-A j6tinu. I'm landi0 ganga prir
miklir fjallgaroar fra suori til norours, peir
cru nyrztu almur Andesfjalla og MILL Pcirra
cru tveir dalir miklir, fellur Cauca Aj6ti0 eft
ir 00rum Peirra en- eftir hinum fellur Mag
dalena nj6ti0. Austanvert Andesfjalla cru
slettur miklar, par eiga uppt0k sin margar
st6r ar er falla austur og su0ur / Orinoco og
Amazon fl jot. Land PAD er a0 mestu 6kann-
a0;' PAD er eitt hid f%rj6asta land 1 heimi, en-
mj0g 6holt hvitum minimum 40 bna par s0k-
UNI hita og loftraka. A lAglendinu / d0lum
Peim, er a0ur voru nefndir, vaxa allir Peir
avextir OF kryddjurtir, sem al ems brifast /
heitum l0ndum, en- a fj0llunum cru haslettur
miklar, og par er lofslag svo kalt a0 vel ma
r@kta hveiti og aorar korntegunnir sem ann
ars eiga heima / kaldari l0ndum. j %fj0llun-
um cru mailman 6Prj6tandi, og binar vi0lendu
sl6ttur cru svo ~grasgefnar az jafna0 er vio
beitil0ndin I Argentina til kvikfjarraektar, og
VIDA ganga par %sjalfala st6rar bjar0ir af Wilt
um kvikf6naoi. Land Petta getur ~framleitt
alt PAD, er menn Purfa til lifsvi0urveris,: og
Pj60in Pyrfti ekkert til annara a0 sakja eff
hun g@ti hagnytt ser pa landkosti. En- Col.
umbium0nnum hafa 1estar bjargir veri0 bann-
AGAR vegna Pess hva0 erf0ar voru samg0ngur
innanlands. Oar hefr hver or0i0aa bda 40 sinu,
og hvar sem Workmanship ma til Pykir kostn:
a6arminna az "a y0rur fra 06rum l0ndum en-
sekja Pnr til n~sta h6raos, po'nagar byrg0ir
seu par til. DAD er til demis sagt az q ha-
slGttunum skamt fra Bogota er agntt hveiti-
land,e EN- P6 fer h0fu0borg rikisins miklu meira
hveiti fra New York en- narsveitunum bvi
Pao er kostnaoar minna az fytja pao ALA lei0
Paoan, vatnaleio upp Magdalena tj6ti0, en-
s@kja PAD um hundrao milur landveg i Col
umbiu. | Zipaquire !; halendinu / Bogota-
fylki cru afarmiklar .saltnamur, en- / Cauca-
dalnum, tmpar 300 milur Paoan, er NEST verzl-
40 meo salt innautt fra Peru. Til landsins
ayzt arlega miki0 af ni0ursoonu kj0ti, pvi
innanlands geta menn ekki f1utt kj0t lengra
en- skepnur, geta gengio til s%latrunar. Kol
cru mikil i i0rou. viosvegar UNI land, en- 6vioa
yer0ur Pvi: vi6 komi0 40 aytja pau fra nam
unum, Pvi jarnbrautir liggja ekki 40 Peim.
Pess vegna er PAD ao %gufubatara Magdalena
Aj6ti brenna vi0 stao .ko}a, og Elm helzta
jarnbrautin par / landi fnr kol sin fra Cardiff
4 Wales.
Til az raoa bot a pessu hefir Columbiu-
stj6rn fengi0 au6menn erlendis til ao leggja
fran f6 og myndaa .jarnbrautafel0g par ilandi.
He6r PAD gengio greiolega, % felog Pessi cru
Pegar tekin til starfa-egg ntla 40 leggja jarn.
brautir fra hofu0borginni, 'Bogota,, ::ss1osvegarl
UNI land til helztu hafnarb@ja og um heIztu
lsl,nl:a oAs lol:.a Ia...aa 1880 q: :.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01

se0la heima hja ser / laumi, og yflr pvf var
varla h@gt a0 klaga, PVT melt er, ao se0lar
PETRA seu engu yer gor0ir og engu minna
viroi en- scolar st j6rnarinnar, Pvi PAD lei5 ekki
a l0ngu a0ur hvert akv@0isgildi ems dollars
/ sodium stj6rnarinnar var jafngiIt halfu cent?
gulli.-Eitt af fyrstu st0rfum Reyes forseta
var pad, ao lata mynda namuf6l0g par landi,
% jafnframt BAUD ham stj6rninni, a0 inn
leysa ALA brefpeninga og hefta dtgafu PETRA.
stj6rnin borgar MI eitt cent i gull fyrir hvern
dollars se0il. peir cru brendir jafn6tt og peir
koma, g mnlt er, az So eldur, er q Peim lifr,
half aldrei slokna0 sloan nyja stj6rnin :6k til
~starfa.
Samkvamt Pessu peningagildi cru PAD
engar ykj ur, sem h6rlendir feroamenn segja,
ao / Columbia kosti thu dollara az lata raka
sig, en- leiga fyrir hest og vagn Gina Goa tv@r
milur vegar Sc hundra0 dollarar, Elm 1aska af
kampavini faist ekki fyrir minna en- alta
hundru0 dollara o. S. frv. Delta er alt satt, og
Pattf engin fur0a her / landi eff minimum vnri
PAD kunnugta6 Columbia meta menn: ,peso"
(eoa se0ladollara) ekki meira vere an en- cent
cru metinn her i landi, og par er Pvi talao um
dollara / s0mu merkingu og her er tala0 um
cent. - En- MI munu peningar pessir brad
lega hverfa % / sta0 PETRA er gull MI Groin
Hmm eini logmeti gjaldeyrir rikisins. Hin
'nyja stj6rn heir CERT vmsar hyggilegar RAD
s%tafanir til Pess ao safna gull / f jarhirzlu rik
isins. Hun hefr ]ati0 stofna %Pj6obanka /
Bogota, h@kka0 tolla og tekio einkar6tt 4
~verzlun meo afenga drykki, tobak, skinna-
v0ru og eldspytur. bessar tekjur ganga til
Pess 40 dtvega dyra malma .og standa stratum
af kostnaoi vic peningamint stjornarinnar.
Bankinn tskur mott ollum gull og silfur-
peningum jafn6tt % Peir koma fra mintinni
og gefur ut seola mot gul]peningum, en- Aeiri
se0la en- svo ao nngilegt gull Sc fyrirliggj-
and Peim til tryggingar ma ham ekki gefa
ut, og stj6rnin er skyld a0 hafa eftirlit meo
Pvi, ae ekki Sc prenta6 Of miki0 af sodium.
Columbia heir i m0rg ar ekki getao borga0
rentur af utanrikisskuldum, svo MI cru afalln-
ar rentur oronar st0rfe, en- nasta sumar 1
jdlimanuoi @tlar stj6rnin a0 borga Per ALTAR
til Pess TINA, ma af Pvi ra0a 40 fjarhagur
rikisins Sc ma Pegar or0inn st6rum betri en-
a0ur var ham.
Anna0 pad, sem bra6astra umb6ta purfti
par / landi, voru vegir og samg0ngur, og as
Pvi hefr hin nyja St torn unnio af blum kr0ft-
um sloan hun kom til valda. Columbia er
v~l0attumiki0 land. St6rar falla UNI landi0
Pvert og endilagt. 1 d0lunum cru risavaxn-
If frumsk6gar, en- fen og for@oi par semlagst
er, og 6f@rt b@0i m0nnam og skepnum, Mill
dalanna cru hrikalegir fjallgaroar, og vegir
festir ekki anna6 en- 6ruddar sl6oir, svo fest
ir, sem par fer0ast, ver6a a0 gera ser ao g65u
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06

Ot the toTty-seVen men VIII
signed the Declaration of Indepen
denCe thirty were lawyers.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06
The Happy MethOdists.

Some twelve or fifteen of our
townspeople were present at
the dedication of the new Hap.
Ply Methodist Church Sunday.
Dr.. Rankin of Dallas otficia ted
and all reports are that he de-
hvered a very fine discourse.
At the conclusion of the morn
ing services dinner was spread
on the grass, picnic fashion, and
the scene presented reminded
some OF the participants of the
Bible stories in which, as THE
Fathers" say, they dwelt to-
gether IN unity, eating at one
common table and blessing the
Lord of Hosts" All were vel
come and made to feel so and
the Happy people, already pro
verbal for their genuine hoSpi-
tally and kindness OF heart,
outdid themselves upon this oC-
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06
Valued Bouquets.

The Canyon City News came
out last week with ii pages
mostly about its town and coun.
ty 1t was well gotten up and
no travelling fakir had a hand in
it, as is usually the case with
special editions. 1t was well
patronized by home merchants
and 1000 copies will go forth to
tell its county'S merits. Claren,
don Chronicle.
The Canyon City News this
week issued special 12-page
edition, consisting of about
1000 copies, which is one of the
best advertisements for the
Panhandle we have yet seen.
While it Is not quite so large as
some illustrated editions which
have preceded it, yetit contains
a systematic compilation of facts
from the able pen and brain of
the editor, Geo. A. Brandon,
which cannot help but result in
untold benefit to the whole
plains country in general and
Canyon City and Randall Coun-
ty in particular. We heartily
congratulate The News manage.
ment upon their splendid sue.
cess. The business men of Can
yon certainly will appreciate
this edition. -Hereford Brand.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06

On last Saturday night the
local lodge |. O. O. F.. served
ice cream and cake at their hall.
Quite a number of Odd Fellows,
their families and friends Were
in attendance and spent an en-
jOya Bile hour, after which the
lodge went into secret session
for the purpose of confering de
gree>, electing officers, etc.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term,
Noble Grand, f. a. Uphold;
Vice Grand, H. j. Cavett; Sec.
rotary, a. n. Henson.
The lodge reports a healthy
growth for the past term and a
growing interest in the dra.
matte work.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06
Local Weather Record

From Friday of last, to and in
Guiding Friday publication day. of
this week.
SATURDAY
One of the warmeSt if not the
very warmest day so far this year.
SUNDAY
Warm day, strong wind from
south and considerable appearance
of rain.
MONDAY
Rain clouds in the northwest and
wind from that direction with
sprinkle now and then during the
morning.
TUESDAY
Wind still from the North, cool
and partly cloudy.
WEDNESDAY
Cool day with some clouds and
light wind from the East.
THURSDAY
Cloudy most OF the day with
light wind from southeast and ap.
pearance Of falling weather,
FRIDAY
Still cloudy with wind from
SoutheaSternly course.
Small grain crops are all cut and
in shock and much of it is ready
either for shock or threSher. The
dry weather so far has been rather
an advantage than otherwise but
the time has now arrived when rain
is needed for other field crops and
for vegetables. Alfalfa too will be
short unIeS this rain is foTthcom-
ing. A glance at the official rec
oEdS show that July for as long as
these records have been kept has
been a wet month. The least pre-
cipitation in July. running back for
fourteen years, was I.45 inches in
1902, 1856 inches 1901 and I.82
inches in 1894, all the other units
of the period showing close to 3
inches and some years 6 and 7
inches, making the general average
for the whole term of Ia years over
; inches of rain for this month. And
so we may safely conclude that un.
less Plains rain history reverses it.
self the rain will get here when we
are obliged TO have it.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06
CATTLE FOR SALE-Twentv
steers, 20 COWS and Is year-old
heiferS. Fred Waters.
Canyon CITY.
CANYON CITY.


Another phone system for Can
yon City and on the cooperative
plan with Tulia, PIainview and
Lubbock is being talked of by some
of our citizens. The idea advanced
is for each town or county concern
ed to own the lines within its
bounds, subscribers having free or
practically free communication with
the other counties. AS Lincoln said
about the rat hole, this may "bear
looking into"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06

Judge Haney is now at home in
his own newly arranged office on
west side of the Square and wants
his friends TO call on him. r. M.
Peeler is also there with his real
estate business.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06

Take a business course at
AMARILLO BUSINESS COLLEGE
and be prepared to keep books
under any system.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-07-06

FOR SALE-Two good milk
COWS. Edgar Money
Miss Helen Carter is visiting
Miss Inez Moreland this week.
The Misses Stratton are visit
ing relatives in town this week.
Mrs. J. Rusk returned home
today.
John Turner has the contract for
the McReynolds house at sI,355.
Some twenty proSpectors came
in yesterday and more are expect
ed today.
DR.. Howell is contemplating the
erection Of concrete stone build
ing right away,
Amarillo Business College
No vacation. No entrance eX-
animation. Enter any time.
Frank Smith says he expects to
have his brick house on the corner
completed ny OctI.
Miss Marvin Faulkner Of Plain
view, was the guest Of the Misses
Buie several days this week.
Common point railroadrates have
been withdrawn from all West Tex
as points.
Joel Preslar has purchased from
s. B. Lotion the half block adjon-
ing his, Lotions, residence, at
$500.
A public meeting should be called
in the Court House 10 shape action
in Canyon City's interest in the
Legislative contest.
New set double buggy harness
and new pole. Both at s25 or will
sill either one. See them at this
Office.
The Canyon City Band play.
ed for Texico on the Fourth and
was highly complimented by the
citizens of that growing town.
Miss Sue Wilson accompanied
M and Mrs. |. VI. Faulkner home
and will visit with them for some
time.
Mrs. Chas. McAfee who has
been very poorly for some time is
now, The News is glad TO say,
much better.
In the Christian meeting 50 far
there has been five additions to the
church by letter and statement and
four by confession.
President A. {. Turner Of the
Trinity University will deliver the
dedicatory address at the {. P.
Church on the morning Of Sunday,
July 22nd
Miss Bowyer left here Sunday
and will spend her summer vacation
with home folks at Lineus, Mis-.
soIri.
Rev. O. d. Hall, Of Aubrey, is
here this week the guest Of his old
time friend, Rev. J. d Ballard. He
is hoping that the Plains climate
Will restore his declining health.
Miss Anna Jordan returned home /
Wednesday after an extended visit
to friends and relatives at Forney.
Miss Jessie Nenner accompanied
Miss Annie home and will remain
here as her guest for some time.
Everett Haney, son Of :. Judge
Jasper ~ Haney, came IN from
Fort Worth Wednesday and will
spend the summer here with home
.olkS.
The News force had California