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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01

The revival meeting which
commenced at the Baptist church
Sunday morning continues with
growing interest. A large con
gregation greeted DR.. J M. Car
roll at the morning service Sun
dav and the attendance has been
little less than a crowded house
during the week DR.. Carroll
is a power in the pulpit and his
clear. earnest and forcefu! SER
mons have put both the believer
and unbeliever to thinking upon
the vital points of Christianity
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
Two More New Residences.

John Turner has the contract for
two more substantial residences.
One is for |. n. Hicks. 1t is to
be flve-room and porch structure
below with a half story above and
is a turnkey" job at s., 200. The
other is for R. A. Sowder, Esq, 1t
will 90 up on the southeast quarter
of the block upon which Dave Park
resides, will consist of some four
rooms, modelled on the plan of the
Christian parsonage, and will cost
in the neighborhood of $1,000.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
For Sheriff and Collector

r. B Redtearn, our preSentcOun-
ty treasurer, authorizes the News
to announce him this week as a
candidate for the office of sheriff
and tax collector of Randall county.
Mr. Redfearn is one of the best
known and most popular citizens of
our county. His record as an off
Ger is a good one; his character as a
citizen is beyond question and of
his ability to make good sheriff
there can be no question. He is a
good all round man as is also the
present Incumbent of this office,
and the race, in the opinion of the
News, is going to be Nip and Tuck
between them. Whichever comes
out first Randall county will have a
good sheriff.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
The Frank Smith Corner.

Wednesday morning excavation
began for the laying of the folnda-
tons of the J. F. Smith concrete or
brick block on the south iCorner of
the west side of the public square.
These buildings are to be two sto-
rieS high and the estimated cost is
near $4,000
ss"ss
Several prospeCtorS came IN
Monday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
Snaps for Young Men.

There are young men, middle
aged men, and old men, all look
ing for snaps, but there are more
young men looking for the soft
places than there are men of any
other age. We know of sever
al young men, whose parents
are farmers, who are looking
for snaps. They are drifting to
the cities to find them. But will
they?
Within the past two years the
writer of this has had a chance
to gain a slight insight into the
duties of the city worker, and
all his life has been spent on the
farm, so this article will deal
with both the duties of the city
worker and those of the country
WOr ker.
There are no snaps. A per
son has to 'tOte" wherever he
is and whatever he does. The
farm boy may think that work
in city office is a snap, but it
is not. Once, when walking
down Kansas avenue in Topeka
we took particular notice OF as
many Office workers as we could
see through the windows OF the
various office buildings. All
were pegging away, with head
bowed down over a desk, and
shoulders bumped over to the
work. There these men sit Tor
hours, both forenoon and alter
noon. We know enough about
work at a desk to know that
this is work. The farm boy may
imagin it Is not, but let him
try it for month, and it is our
guess that he would prefer pitch
ing hay or hauling manure.
1t is fact that a man can
make the kind of a living that
just keeps body and soul togeth-
er in an easy sort of a way, these
days, but even then he can make
that kind easier on the farm
than any other place. There
are no snaps, and an income oV
er and above expenses along
with them. The race OF young
men who are looking for snaps,
for there is Sucu a race, though
it comprises very small per
cent of the young men ot TO- DAY,
will do well to understand this
at the beginning The most
miserable failure we know OF Is
the young man who leaves farm
work in search OF a snap, and
travels the country over trying
to find it. The habit of roam
ing is established in this way,
and the snap is always just a
little further on. In reality, the
snap is no more of a fact than
the bag of gold at the end of a
RAINBOW, and who ever succeed
ed in securing that? But the
man who is willing to bring in
his share. will take more away
in profits than he ever could be
fore, and in no place will the
profits be larger in proportion
to what you bring than on a
Western farm. Mail and Breeze.
|
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Stockard entertained the toll
lowing young people, compliment
tarv to Miss Earlene Garrison:
Misses Ona, Jessie and Minnie
Long, Donald, Word, McAfee, Car
ter, Bowyer, Moreland, Cobb;
Messrs. Garner, Black, Bratton, Ed
and Grady Pipkin, Long. Gamble,
Crawford, Kilgore, Reynolds.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
Reunion Dates

The full moon in August is on
the fourth day of that month and
so, according to custom, this brings
the Reunion to begin
TUESDAY, JULY 81,
closing August 3rd.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01
OUR SPECIAL EDITION.
The best laid schemes
q mice and men Oft gang a lee. "

O. mice and men oft gang a lee -
So said the pride O. Scotland
and thus it has been with US on
Our first contemplated business
edition. An unfortunate acci.
dent at TexicO laid out Edwin
Hayes, the man who solicited
subscribers for it and did some,
and was to do all of the writing.
Mr.. Hayes fell off a car and in
falling broke his leg between
the knee and ankle.
The edition planned and an
nounced in last weeks News
was to be written entirely by
Mr.. Hayes. 1t was really to be
his edition in so far as the num-
Der of copies sold by him, but no
further.
Now, owing to the accident
mentioned, Mr.. Hayes is incapa
bic of carrying out his end of
the contract and the News man
agement, under certain condi-
tlOns not necessary to mention
here, will issue not the edition
at first planned with MIR. Hayes,
but one of its own get-up, writ
ten by its own staff, and for
which it will be entirely respon-
sible.
This edition to be gotten out
entirely by the News will be OF
twelve pages and 5000 copies OF
it will be printed. 1t will in
clude the individual business
write,ups written by Mr.. Hayes
and his assistant Mr.. Turner and
turned over to this Office, and
upon which basis they sold to
our citizens some / loo copies OF
the paper. but in all other re
spects will be Canyon City
News get-up.
All those who subscribed for
the special edition through eth
er OF these gentlemen named,
Mr.. HAYES or Mr.. Turner, to the
extent of the 1000 copies named,
will be suppu,d out of this
News edition at the prices and
on the terms named in contracts
signed by them.
1t is the intention of the News
to make this edition fairly rep
resentative of the town and
county, not overdrawn as to
facts, but as true to life as pos
sible. 1t will be illustrated, on
good paper and well printed
and we shall begin getting it
out as soon as the data can be
gotten aud the necessary cuts
assem- bled.
If present calculations hold
good the edition will come out
by the first of the next month
anyway.
,.a.,.,.u.o..rsu..o.r.n
All kinds of Racket Goods,
School Supplies and CONNECTION
cry at Wilson 5. Try US.
-m-m-m.m.w-w.m
Lubbock is trying tc get up a
r. ..,, IS I,I,, -alahrnfinn
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01

Take business course at
AMARILLO BUSINESS COLLEGE
and be prepared to keep books
under any system.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01

Fine Caudies-Best in town
at Wilson's.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-01

Lubbock is trying tc get up a
Fourth of July celebration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
PREPARING PLANS FOR
THE CANAL CONTRACT
President and Commission
Agree Upon Letting Out
Big Job.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sit has been
nnnally decided that the Panama canal
bill will be completed by contract In
a few days the commission will make
public a statement setting forth its
reasons for favoring the contract sys-
tenn, and at that time form of
contract will also probably be pub
hshed, showing exactly the sort of
document believed by the Commission
ers to be necessary for safeguarding
the work.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt is known to sup
port the commission in its position
that the work can be done more salts
factorily by contractors than by the
government. He had a long conference
with Chairman Shonts today on the
subject. and the various arguments in
favor of the contract system were dis.
cussed fully,
This change in building the canal will
IN no way effect the employment of
Chinese labor Proposals for furnishing
the Chinese labor were made under such
conditions that they can be transferred
TO contractors, and the terms can be
fulfilled In such a manner that tie
Government can give the coolies just
as much protection as it could if the
Government were the direct employer,
1t is likely that no disposition will
be made of the bids for supplying Chi
nese labor until after the return of
Secretary Taft from Cuba, as he as.
sisted in drawing the specifications
under which proposals were offered, and
is much interested in the conditions
under which the Chinese are to be
taken to the isthmus.
President Roosevelt still intends to
visit the isthmus this fall, and, unless
there is some change for the worse in
N1NO1 1.lr
leave for Colon a short time after the
election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Misc
Gertrude Hanson will give large
masque and costume Halloween
party at the old J. R. Walker home
on South Main street.
Mrs. Charles E. Richards will an.
tertain at the first in a series Of
bridge affairs on Thursday after.
noon,
A reception will be given this
evening at st, Paul's rectory. in
honor OF Miss Esther Nelson. and
Prof, George Marshall, who has re.
Gently returned from Boston.
Mrs, F. E. McGurrin will entertain
at bridge this afternoon at the
Country club.
Mrs. James Miner will entertain
at a bridge affair this morning, TO
be followed by luncheon.
A number Of box parties will he
gwen for the Symphony concert on
Friday afternoon. Among those 10
entertain in this way viii be Mrs
Thomas Jennings and Mrs. f. c.
Howard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09

tBt money can buy should
ID choosing a medicine, aud
y Ssrsaparills. 1t cures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
Cured
Qldckly at Home
ran, Cutting or Surgery.
Instant Relief,
: sample Package Free.

~ X Sample Package Free.
"Ple out Of ten are said to
10Y one man III a million
eem and we are proving it
:. our own expense. We
y 5PlS package of the wonder
y y. rue Cure to any person alb
~ do this as a matter of
4 VI philanthropy, but be-
4 Il our interest to do so. We
a de ds sufferer from piles, tor
%ttyen elmost crazy by this
b syaoie' Will find such imme.
a, uaat he will 20 at once to
q sl. suu Dug a box and get we'll.
4, !, suav We have got the great
l;adr ~ .he world for piles, and
b an and willing 10 stand or
: y. verdict Of those who make
Y sro ,o-. have been Going this for
aion - ahd VIC never yet have
ID .s, rulsay at the drug store is
for ie ; as the sample we send
,9eh Instance, here is "A man
izt immediate relief from the
1.t ~ =. al once bought n box.
tored Ine i same? Undoubtedly,
lLieas. llm after all sorts and
,snps had failed.
est sample of the kind of let
al e.. fevery day and we don Z
avas your sample of Pile Cure
|it he,. u a fair trial and it has
yomnls,i 1 ever tried and Of.
q hioblss'' cure. | can recon-.
D su,s ssIunl. In this vicinity, Have
4 COM pls y; and Que box and it
lgto p,"te rpn cure. 1t has been
II III y0u t... for the sample and the
psfs m ,r,ecommeud yon 70 "nr evorv, w."
FeatSpeeestf1nlly. Julius Mayc1r,
Ind. "''s' Ginseng and Hides,
'sssir.,l RE ! Cure is for sale at
'olId Iiea at so cents a box or, r.,
fsseiye o, :" Try a sample first,
Jour man.. one By return mail by
Dug ',I'e ", and address TO The
: latshall "1msainy, 50 Pyramid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
|EG OF TARIFFS
! Discusses Important Rail
|cal Regulations.

|6T0N, Oct. s.-A hearing
>hy by the Interstate Com
,iNon TO representatives
ads OF the country on the
Etparation for fling with
icr Of tariffs. 1t is a sub
3 Importance to the rail
10 it is practically entire
and about a hundred of
seials of the important
,ountry attended the hear
II The commission had de-
y an order specifying the
y that would be made with
he fling of tariffs. Some
ElremsDis are that joint
BE- filed by the initial;
tsdules Of each initial line
ried as an Independent doc
rkipating lines may Ale
mission a general author
\ INITIAL line to file on their
tnffs; class rates shall be
|1nf by themselves; in the
Of tariffs uniform order
Ered: and terminal charges
Be paid by all shippers at
md which arc, therefore,
y Of the cost OF transporta-
3 specified III the tariff, of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
WOMAN WAS DARING
Under Arrest She Leaps From window
of Moving Train.

CALGARY, Oct, s:-Detectlye, An
derson of Vancouver. i. G., boarded
small station west of Calgary, having
IN his charge a woman wanted for the
alleged al I theft of $3.50 in ysnooqyer' sr,, 70
In short time The woman went TO
the lavatory and when she did not re-
I'M .mT within n reasonable time the OF,
Gror went to look for her. lie found
The window open, The woman Han
leaped from the tram. whiSn TnS e1t"s fur,
twenty miles au hour. NothlpG i"f
ther has been heard Of her,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
FANcK SILKS FOR WAISTS AND
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

1900 yards Of fancy silks and stripes
and checks, in browns, greens,
grays, black and white and other
colors, regular 75c values; on sale
all nnr wesE ys2d at 49c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
IN LIABLE
|F||LL AMOUNT
.,ps Payment of Loss
.jss Fire, Declares
ths Court.
kCIAINED .0F,,. "ACI OF
[IIDESCE' EXEMPTED
,,;ou to Be Rendered
,.rior Court Upon
Ihis Point.

.yc1sco, Oct. s.-Ihe
Fire Insurance company
q decision TO be rendered
3, courts regarding the
,avm'oanies ~ which have re-
'ss;%Or.dollar settlement, The
!, ~ a single excuse IN law
Vihe claims of its policy
's;ng 10 rhe decision rem
= Judge Carroll Cook.
silsntic had no earth
rs resistance to the pay
sSsatlops rested entirely
.s1sl clause of exceptions
q by which it is relieved
IN case of loss caused
',surrection. not, civil war
rsiiOns, or through military
rTs1, OF By order of any
\ evidence that can bring
;in any of the exceptions
ibs policy said Judge
4, 4 the earthquake caused
. aefendant would still be
-.ts policy, but there is no
4 would Justify a finding
! mas caused by the earth
IN IN the test case is AS
lttorrey A. S. Newburgh,
h $50. The company dis
.sability upon the asser-
4 Gre was an act OF Provl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
] SH0PMEN STRIKE

'nd Men on Southern Rail
s'5 Ordered Out.
"a, Ga, Oct. S.-Two hun
sap!oyed in the Southern
ls In this city struck today
with telegrapbic iustruc-
resident Mcconnell of the
unlon at Washington. The
Eneral, covering the entire
.siiWay system, and about Il
cn are involved. The men
y increase in wages of %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
EOrRed Binds.

Cincinnati, o. May 4. Excitement
was created in local banking circles late
yesterday aud today when the rumor be-
came current hat bonds of Russell
county, Virginia. had been forged and
placed rs security FIR 10 ns in Cincinnati
banks. 1t was said in some quarters
that Russell county, Virginia, bonds,
presumably genuine, to tia amount of
$l3, 900 had been placed here. and that
the bonds 10 question were issued by the
officials Of that county. II was claimed
that inquiries have been received here
by Attorney Edward Richie, asking
him if he would look up the matter Of
the bonds issued by Russell county, and
learn for the clerk of Russell county,
who evidently had heard in some way
that bonds bearing forged signature of
his were on the market. Men who are
in a position - know, say that bonds of
Russell county to the extent of $4,000
were forged aud OF this $4,000 was
placed with the Cincinnati banks as col
lateral security for loan InvOlun-
tiry bankruptcy proceedings were
brought Yesterday in the United States
District Court against Arlhu l.. Ri,h.
the missing broker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
Steamboat and Amusem emit Com
pany Incorporated

Articles OF incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Washington and Poto-
mae Steamboat COMPANY, the capital
stock of which is placed at $3.50, 900,
divided into 3, 500 shares. The object
OF the company is to conduct a general
steamboat and excursion business. 10
addition, it will operate summer resorts
and CONDUCT places of amusement. The
board of trustees for the first year is as
follow: Ephraim :. Randall, Harry
Randall, George o. Carpenter, George
G. Henning, r II. Lynn, ID. A. Green
less, Walter Hiesion, all Of Washington,
aud Jackson H. RalsioU, OF Hyatisylile,
Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
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The sl,ners.


Scranton, Pa, May 4 - When ths
delegates to the anthracite miners con-
vention, which is in session today, shall
have delivered themselves of the opin-
ions they may desire to express on the
pending issue before the convention.
John Mitchell, in short speech, will
indicate what action he believes The
delegates should take regarding strike.
Those views, whether for work or for
resumption of work, no matter the con-
ditions, will be incorporated in reso-
luton and passed by the delegates.
While the delegates, with few excep-
tions, are strong for strike, there Is
not one that does not say that II is for
the "chief," as they call him, to decide.
President Mitchell last night ia state
ment indicated strongly that strike
would come.
Information WAS forthcoming fro'n an
unquesiioned source this morning that,
though the sessions would be given over
to general discussion OF the scale COM
mittee report and much Oratory on un-
essential things, several of the delegates
have prmed themselves to ask Mr..
Mitchell about the allegations made by
the anthracite operators that he is play
ing the soft coal field against the hard
field. These charges have made some
impression on many OF the conservative
miners and they want Mr.. Mitchell to
come out and show that the anthracite
miners have not been made shuttle
cock 10 game in which the bituminous
men are to reap the advantages of the
play. There is no suspicion OF MIR.
Mitchell that he wOnld deliberately
sandbag the anthracite men for the sake
OF the soft coal miners. but the situation
this spring, the miners say, has become
so involved in both fields that they want
all explanation
The convention sal in star chamber,
today.
After a general discussion lasting
nearly two hours, the convention adj
iourned to meet again ut 80 o'clock,
this afternoon. No ac,inn was taken.
A notion was made before the con-
yention took recess. that the scale
committee be empowered TO rssume NJ
gOtislOns with tie op ratOrs aud accept
their proposition for arbitration OF the
wage question ii tie operators will agree
to permit President Roosevelt to Oil The
vacancies On the old anthracite commits
sion, which will pass on the wage ques-
ton. NJ vote had been taken on the
motion before recess.
Shsmokin, Pa. May 4 An extra
force of coal aud iron policemen arrived
in his region today from the Schulz
kali section. They were posted at The
Reading collieries heresbOus To be pre-
pared for the expected coal steike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
New York sInck Market.

New York, May A vigorous attempt
was made at the opening and during the early
trading in the stock market TO reach stop
orders and Induce renewed speculative liqui-
datiOg, but the bear efforts were offset by
stubborn support, stocks offered for short ac-
count being taken by the strongest interests.
After these few minutes general upward
movement started that increased the conf
denee Of the bulls and created decided nsr-
vGusness in the bear stocks.
The market took the Presidents oil mes
sage cheerfully. II followed precedent. ris-
ing Oh what is considered bad news There
Is no doubt. however, that the rumblinRs in
lhs mar ket the past week, when large declines
occurred all along tbs line ln stocks, vas d.
rectly due to the fact that the Garfield report
would be strongly against this Standa'd Oil
Ompany and the railroads Of the coun ~ -,
Standard Oil people knew what the report
would contain, as commissioner Garfield
necessarily had TO impart his discoveries 10
Standard Oil officials aud counsel. The news
papers, too, had fairly accurate intimations
Of tbs drift of the report, so il WAS only nat
ural. for the market to discount the news n
few days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
The Turkish Situation.

London, May f. "A news agency re-
port says that Great Britain yesterday
sent a ntte to Turkey in regard to the
evacuation Of Tabas aud other disputed
territory which is virtually an ultima
tuni. The note demands, as England 8
last word, the withdrawal of the Turk
ish troops from Egyptian territory. The
French aud Russian Ambassadors are
supporting Great Britain 10 the stand
she has taken.
Premier Campbell Zimmerman this
afternoon sent an urgent summons TO
the members OF the cabinet for an inn
mediate meeting at the House of Com
mons to consider the Turkish situation.
London, May 4.-The Exchange Tels-
grsph Company states that Great Brit
aims ultimstum too Turkey in regard TO
the withdrawal of Turkish troops from
Egyptian territory expires in ten days.
London May A-Ths British Mediterranean
feet has been ordered 10 leave Malt It's
destination is unknown, but Il is presumed
that the moving Of the Aees is a part of the
plans of preparation Ia the Turkish crisis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-04
Preparing tor the DOuma.

st. Petersburg, May 4-The govern
ment has drawn up The programme for
the first sessions by the Duuma, or ma
tional assembly, which begins on Thurs
day next. The main topics for discus
sion will be agrarian reforms, autonomy
for Poland, and increased liberty for
Jews. OF these three the first is the
most important; il will include The in
PRODUCTION OF bill granting farming
aud grazing lands to the peasants. The
government is resolved to take strong
action if the Douma attempts to discuss
the limitation of the autocratic power of
the Car. The announcement will be
made that the Cars autOcracy is the
chief Of the empires fundamental Laws,
and hence cannot be discussed. II the
Douma disregards this and insists upon
discussing the Cars power, the govern
ment will dissolve the Douma with
display of force. The reactionaTies be.
lieye themselves powerful enough under
the leadership of General TrepOf, the
Assistant Minister of the Interior and
former Governor General OF st. Peters
burg, to COW the Douma aud indications
at The present time point to their opin-
ion being correct.