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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
Will Entertain the Visitors.

At the called meeting of the
Commercial Club Saturday eve
ming it was decided to furnish
a dinner to the National Park
delegates, expected here on the
18th.
To the original committee of
three, on arrangements, Jasper
n. Haney, j. c. Hunt and A. s..
Rollins, were added, Geo. l.. Alb
bolt and l.. G.. Conner and to the
committee thus formed was in
trusted all the necessary details
as to said dinner, time and place,
badges and tickets for delegates
etc. This committee was also
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
CLOUDY.

Some cloudy weather the past
week, some say threatening rain,
others snow, cool at night and in
the mornings, but on the whole
the days have been pleasant.
This morning it is cool with
some clouds about and light
wind from the north.
The wheat crop, of which a
large acreage has been sown in
the county, is doing fine.
Other crops such as maize, KAT
fir, alfalfa, cane and millet are be-
ing well gathered in and all find
ing a ready sale in this market.
Turkeys, chickens, eggs, butter
and products of the garden are
also in good demand and at good
figures.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
A Good Idea.

The wheat crop of Armstrong
county the coming year promises
to more than double that of any
previous season. The News
would be glad to have the num-
Der of acres sown on every farm
in the county, so that we can tell
the benAghted people of other
sections what we are doing.
Just put the number of acres on
a postal, sign your name and
drop it in the postotfce-we will
do the rest. Claude News.
VIII Randall county farmers
please do the same thing:
1t would, indeed, be a pleasant
surprise to The Canyon City
News to get a half bushel Of pos
tai cards on this one subject
next week. It's easy as the
Claude paper says, Just put the
number of acres on a postal, sign
your name and drop it in the
postotfice, or leave it here.
Please try this plan and see
how it works.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
Stray Horse Notice.

Taken up by Theodore Cochell
and estrayed before A. f. Brown,
Justice of the Peace precinct No.
|, Randall county: One bay horse
about 10 years old, right hind
foot white, branded M on left
shoulder and Mp on left thigh.
Appraised at SO,
The owner Of said stock is re
quested to come forward, prove
pay charges, and take
the same away, or it will be dealt
with as the law directs.
Given under my band and seal
of office, this the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1907. j. A. TATE,
Clerk Co. Court Randall Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

G. D. Caskey returned one day
last week from three months
visit to the Plains country. He
is not personally interested in
that country and of course has
no cause to eXaggerate. He says
the Plains country is an ideal
country in every respect so far
as he could see. He says they
have had good rains out there
and everything is prosperous.
He says the Plains country is as
well watered as a country need
be: that the land is fine and is
rapidly being occupied by a pros
porous and happy people. Flor
ence Williamson county, Vidette.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
Manly Boys Here.

Newspaper accounts of Hal
loween mischief, much of il with
serious consequences, makes The
News proud of Canyon City boys.
Our boys had their fun, of course,
they are as full of real life and
vigor as any boys anywhere, but
as to their Halloween pranks not
a single tale of actual woe has
reached the ear of The News ed
itor and he is glad to record this
fact.
1t is the romping, fun loving,
whistling boys that usually make
the worlds greatest men and
Canyon City has just such boys.
Boys of this character are kind
hearted and considerate of the
rights and feelings of elder peo-
pie; they are kind to dumb an
imals and manly in all other res
poets. So stands the record of
the boys of Canyon City and The
News is proud of it.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
Fifty Years a Blacksmith.

Samuel r. Worley of Hix,
burg, Va, has been shoeing
horses for more than fifty years.
He says: 'Chamberlain's Pain
Balm has given me great relief
from lame back and rheumatism.
1t is the best liniment | ever
used For sale by S. V. Writ,
Druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

required to look after the nee
essary funds to meet the expense
account. This disposed of, all
the business for which the call
was made, the club, on motion,
adjourned to meet Tuesday night
at which time the new courN
house question was to be taken
up and discussed.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

1t has been said, look at a mans
chin for strength, at his mouth
for weakness and into his pocket
for honesty, but we'd rather look
on the newspaper subscription
book or at his grocer's ledger
than into any pocket for the last
named quality.-Texico Trumpet
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
New Courthouse Debate.

Tuesday night in the district
courtroom before a good audience
of citizens the new courthouse
question was taken up and thor,
oughly threshed out. Mayor
Haney and Il. A. Sowder, Esq.
proposed the new courthouse and
immediate action looking to its
erection and Judge J. c. Hunt,
assisted by The News editor OPP
posed the proposition. The time
limit for these speakers was fixed
at fifteen minutes each and all
had to be called down.
On invitation from the acting
chairman, Judge Henson, sever
al other talks were made, but all
to one purpose - for the new
courthouse and for speedy action.
L. 7. Lester said he favored
the proposition; that it could not
be too good for him: that Randall
county's present needs de-
manded a new courthouse and
a first class one in all respects
and that if the citizens would say
a hundred thousand dollar court
house and jail he would willingly
donate five thousand dollars out
of his own pocket towards it.
Such sentiments, well expressed
and heartily spoken from one of
the heaviest taxpayers Of the
county, brought down the house.
There is not a more public spirit
ed man or one more liberal with
his means in the entire Panhandle
than Mr.. Lester and Canyon City
is proud of him. 1t was also
stated that John Hutson, another
large taxpayer of the county,
also favored a 100000 court
house and jail
L. G. Conner also spoke. He
briefly went over the early his
tory of the county, starting Can
yon City with himself as post
in a dugout some seven
teen years ago. He spoke of con-
ditions in the county when the
present courthouse was built
and said that the county had out
grown it and was more able to
build a hundred thousand or even
a hundred and fifty thousand dol
lar courthouse now, than it was
the present one severalyears ago.
County Attorney Rollins also
gave his reasons for favoring the
proposed new courthouse saying,
among other good things, that
Randall county had as far out
grown its present courthouse as
he, Rollins, had outgrown his
first blouse and red top boots. !
At the conclusion Of the speak |
ing a rising vote was called for
On the proposition and about
of those present re-
corded themselves as "fayoring
the new courthouse"
After some matters pertaining |
to the reception Of the Park del |
egates We're looked into, the club |
to meet again Tuesday |
night, Nov. 18th, at 7:30 p. N.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
Market

DEALER ~
Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish and
Oysters, Goldfish and Mackere1,
Mince.Meat, Fancy Cheese,
Bread and Butter, Fresh Vegeta-
bles, Celery, etc.; Lunch Meats
and Fancy Table DeIicacies.
Phone 172.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

W. Reed returned Wednes.
day from a trip to Lake Arthur,
n. NJ. was said, onhis return,
that he had snapped out all his
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

We have a first class
timer and solicit your
work i'm this line. =-Can-
yOn Mercantile & Hard
ware Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08
THE FINANCIAL STRESS.

time back: its causes, its proba'
BILE growth and its sure day OF
settlement has been discussed in
former issues of The News, 1t
has now, contrary to the express
ed belief of many able tinanciers,
permeated to the uttermost linn
its Of the country and today we
find il. much as we dislike it, ali
over Texas.
With Texas, however. and es-
pecially with the Panhandle the
temporary need for ready cash
will soon be supplied and if we
don't lose our heads" entirely,
and Texans are not built tniar
way, our country and its business
interests will come out with little
if any material loss.
The Panhandle banks are in
excellent condition financially. all
Texas banks are for that matter.
Why then, some one asks, is it
that Texas banks generally are
refusing to cash checks as pre-
scented: The answer to This is
simple and should be satisfactory
and is satisfactory to every well
informed and reasonable man. 1t
j. this; Their source of supplies
the Northern banks in which
the National Government re
quires them to keep their re-
serve funds-have shut down on
them, won't let them have their
own money. This, under similar
conditions to the present, these
reserve banks of deposit have a
right under the Federal law to
do and what then, until relief in
this respect be had, can the local
banks do, but to restrict and con-
serve for the best interests Of all
their customers and depositors
the monies they may have in
hand. Why should a few men
be permitted to take it all and
leave their section Of country and
its business interests without a
cash dollar?
Under the circumstance, with
all sources Of cash supply closed
against them the banks of ANA
rillo and other towns of the Pan
handle and Of Texas, are doing
the right thing for the country:
for the business interests Of the
country and for the people gen
orally in dribbing out their cash
until more can be had from the
2reat money centers; it is our
interest as well as theirs so to do
and The News, for one, believes
our people will see it this way.
With regard to the Canyon
City banks it affords The News
editor pleasure to state that not
only are they in a perfectly sol
vent condition but strong other
wise financially and no depositor
need have any fears Of losing any
of his money. The News editor
says this with a full knowledge
of the situation and after close
examination as to conditions
here. He. The News man, is not f.
rich in worldly goods, but to
prove his faith in the stability
and soundness of either of the /
Canyon City banks he would vii /
lingly put all he has in the stock .
of either at anything like par.
Up TO this morning the Canyon |
City banks have placed no
restrictions on checking accounts
and no unusual call is looked for
as our people have complete con
tidence in their financial strength. /
The News candidly believes /
that the present financial stress,
as it applies to us Texans any /
way, viii soon pass and this is |
morally certain if, as Mr. Bryan
says in his Commoner, the peo-
pie, the great common people,
don't lose confidence in one an
other"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

holdings here for property down
there, but this Mr.. Reed denies.
saying that the trade is not yet
closed
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-08

Mrs. j. T. Hicks of Childress
is visiting relations, w. H. Hicks
and family.
Horses For Sale Three mares,
one gelding and two mare colts,
heavy draft stock-at bargain
prices, / - miles northwest of
Umbarger. THOS. LESTER.
With the exception of New Jer-
sey, where Democratic success
seems assured, the returns indi-
cate Republican victories even
Kentucky appears to have gone
to the bad.
Fresh Celery-PlainS grown
and as fine and crisp as you ever
your lip over. Call at
the Harter place and see it grow
ing and buy some. Also fine
at 4c per pound.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
Rockdale

| Hazel Lien is visiting with relatives at
Edgerton.
| Nels Lien took in the sights at James
| vile on the Fourth.
| Leon Mathison of Madison is staying
with Tony Anderson.
| L Altman is transacting business in
Milwaukee this week.
Sanford Kjilleen of Chicago is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs S Johnson.
| G o Tellefson and family of Utica
spent Sunday with A G Tellefson.
| Elmer Johnson and Christine Holver-
son spent the 4th at Stoughton.
Hugh Jones of Milwaukee visited at
II Tellefsons few days last week
Harvey Vickers of Albion visited at
Tony Anderson's last Sunday evening.
Victor Larson of Utica transacted bus
mess in town the fore part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs S Simonson spent last
Sunday with Andrew Nelson and family.
Amy Herried and lady spent July 4th
with Fort Atkinson people at Lake
Ripley.
Those who partook in the picnic at S
Haight's woods last Sunday report
! SUUU Ilmo.
There will be six weeks of Norwegian
school in the school house. School COM
menced Monday.
| Josephine Holverson and w Sahr of
| Oakland attended the Barnum & Bailey
| circus at Madison last week.
Chester Ellingson of Edgerton return
| ed home last week after having spent
| couple of weeks with relatives here.
Mrs A G Tellefson, Mrs Ell ] Tellefson
| and Hlda Herried took in the Barnum
& Bailey circus at Madison last week
| Thursday.
We are inclined to think now that the
railroad is all shot air." A little "hot
air" is al right at certain times. We
| don't need it just now. Let's have
| little of it next December.
Those who spent the 4th at Madison
from this place we're; Arthur Herried,
| Sanford Thostenson, Harvey Anderson,
Sanford Kjelleen, Arley Tellefson, Ru-
ben Tellefson, Hugh Jones, Fred Ander
son, Dennis Christensen, Oscar Olson.
| Allen Anderson. Mae Tellefson, Winnie
Anderson. John Lien. Lille Olson, Alma
Tellefson, Hilda Anderson, Gust Bek
borden, Elmer Hetland Clarence, E. Tel
| lefson. All report wet time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
Fulton

Miss Hortense Ely has gone to visit
relatives at Lake Kegonsa few days.
Miss Helen Tracy of GAINESVILLE is
spending the week at Mr. Alfred Hub
bells.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Lee returned to Chi
cago after spending the 4th with rela-
tives here.
Mrs Nellie P Hill and Mrs Winsay
and daughter Elizabeth spent a few
DAYS this week in GAINESVILLE.
Robert and Nell Bentley returned to
GAINESVILLE Monday after a two weeks
vacation from business college.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Zieman and two
children of Chicago were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs Otto Zieman.
Mrs A P Murwin and Miss M P Pref
tyjohn attended the Sunday school con-
vention in GAINESVILLE this week.
Misses Josephine and Beulah Brown
entertained the Misses Elizabeth and
Olive Green and Eveline Post on Tues
day.
We, the single men of the village OF
Fulton, do hereby challenge the married
men to a game of base ball. The play
ers are all to live within a radius OF
three miles of Murwin Bros store. Date
to be agreed on by both parties.-Signed
Ernest Attlesey.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
Albion Prairie

Mrs Humphrey is very sick DR. Cros
ley is in attendance.
Miss Emma Wright and Miss Shaw
were guests Of Mrs Sam Hall last Sun
day.
Perry Saunders returned home Satur-
day after spending a few days with
friends in Iowa.
Miss Viola Marsden, who has been at
tending the University of Minnesota, re-
turned home Saturday.
DR. and Mrs Morrison and their uncle
and aunt of Chicago were guests of the
Rev Blenkinsopp and family.
Mr. D Wilson and family, Mr. and
Mrs George Vickers, NJ and Mrs James
Mrs Holton Mr. and Mrs FL Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs W Dickinson, Mrs ] Tall and
Mr. and Mrs r G Spike, of Edgerton, at
tended services at the p M church last
Sunday.
Children's day was observed with ex-
ercises at the p NJ church last Sunday.
The young people decorated the church
with vines, syringas, and banks of potted
plants and abundance of roses. The
speaking and singing were good and
much credit was given Misses Blanche
MADISON and Pearl Richardson, who con-
Quoted the speaking, and Misses Mae
and Mildred Marsden for the singing.
All enjoyed the exercises.
Summer
All crops in this vicinity but oats are
looking good.
A large crowd attended the picnic at
the lake on the 4th.
A Plum's new building on Front street
is big addition to the place.
The Sumner Scrubs defeated the
Black Hawks last Sunday II to 9.
Mr. and Mrs G Christianson spent
Sunday with his son at Cambridge.
A number from here attended Chill
dren's day exercises at Albion Prairie
last Sunday.
Mrs Kunitz of Ft Atkinson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs T G Blake, for {
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs w w Keys of Lincoln
Neb, are visiting her mother, Mrs Har
riet Bickle, and relatives in this vicinity
Mr. Ritchenson of Ft Atkinson was il
this vicinity one day last week to fine
out how much damage the high water
was doing to the farmers around the
lake.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
StebbinsviIle

Sunday school will be held at 1890
o'clock next Sunday morning. An ice
cream social will be held July 10Th. A
program of entertainment is being ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
Porter


M Ford and D Casey have purchased
| new pianos.
Mr. n A Pound of GAINESVILLE was a
caller on Tuesday.
w Nichols and wife of Dunkirk spent
/ Sunday at G w Nichols.
Roxy Bates left for Whitewater on
| Monday to attend summer school.
Lucille Earle returned home on Satur-
| day after visit with GAINESVILLE relatives.
Rev Father Dooley leaves for Peoria,
| Ill, Friday to take charge of parish
near there.
Rosella Casey has returned home after
a couple of months stay with relatives
| in Rubicon.
Rev Father Harlin of Edgerton and
Rev VIM Dooley were guests at Frank
Boss on Sunday.
Two new arrivals during the week,
one at the home of 0 Erickson and the
other at G Handtke's. All doing finely
The Fourth passed off very quietly
| Some spent the day at home and some
went to Madison, Edgerton and James
| vile.
Frank Boss is having his creamery and
other buildings re-painted, which adds
much to the general appearance of the
place. Will Masche is doing the work
Miss Catherine Finn of Minneapolis
Catherine Hyland and Vera Sweeney of
Edgerton and Marie Phifer of Sparta
were guests of Fanny Dooley one day
last week.
Frank Montgomery, Sr, had the mis-
fortune to break his arm while return
ing home from town on the Fourth
| During the extreme darkness preceding
the storm he drove into a ditch upset.
! ing the rig.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
Caledonia.

Gus Oleson is entertaining company
from Beloit this week.
Mr. and Mrs w Wright of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs A Fessenden visited their
daughter, Mrs Tom Stearns Tuesday.
D Casey spent the 4th with his father,
D Casey of GAINESVILLE, who is quite fee
bile.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Frank
Montgomery and son were hurt so badly
the 4th.
Mrs VIM Sullivan of Stoughton spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs D
E Mccarthy.
Miss Lucille Earle spent part of last
week with her aunt, Mrs Will Schrode,
of GAINESVILLE.
Misses Ethel and Hazel Mccarthy and
Laura Dravick spent part of the week
with Mrs r w Frusher.
Mr. Dennis Casey, while driving cattle
to Edgerton Monday, sprained his ankle
and is under the care of DR. Smith.
Messrs Reinhart Ellingson and Alfred
Elicson of Stoughton spent Saturday
and Sunday of last week with Dennis
Mccarthy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

ton, sHd il was done b. rots Of g q
p on = divisiou.
Meanwhile in the Senate the House
concurrent resolution was onder con-
alteration, and senator Beard Of the
Second, suthor Of sue Seaate resoia-
tioR. moved to strike al after the en-
acting clause ia the House resolntion.
and substitute his ovn in placa % thst
stricken. This motion wac lost, bat
amendments proposed ~ Senators Ad
Esns and MeCrssrg we're agreed %.
and today the resolution viii be sent
haek 10 the House ss amended. This
shifts the seat Of War back % she Low
sr House.
Il is probable that 3 joint commit
tee Will be appointed 70 draft q Feso-
lotion sOitabls "a both houses before
the matter Is tnally disposed Of, and
the prospects are good TOR very In
terestinR debate TO-DAY between op-
posing members o. the Rouse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

After Morning Session Legislature Ad
iourns Until Monday.

After Morning Session Legislature Ad
journs Until Monday
Tallahassee. April 5 Both hranchss
of sue LsFislsiare aaiaagnsd today
until Monday. sitter holding morning
session.
A total Of eightyfour biils have
been Introduced "a the Senate 80 far
dorIPR the session. a. against thirty
one OF the same period 90 the session
OF 1905. The House has also shown .
considerable gaio in the nnmber %
bills introduced, eiehty-elsht e. the
present session. while at the iast ses-
sion osiy sixsy-nine were brought OF
ths Grsl week.
Information vas received here today
o, the death Of Senator Eswlan az
soVabuee sOanty. Who has been m Tor
some time. The death o. senator
Ns4lan makes total OF foar Who
have paced from the ssnass ranks
since the LegisIatore convened swo
years ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

sulphur the Accepted asmsdy fsr
Hundred Years.

Sulphur the Accepted asmsdy for !
Hundred Years.
solphuF IL one o. The greatest rem.
edies mature ever gave 90 man ~.
cry physician knows Il cures skin aud
blood troables. HANCoCK's LIQUID
SULPHUR enahles gS1 % gei the foil
bensft 10 most eonvenient fora.
Don't tske s0lphuF tablets" a.
''wafsrs," or powdered sulphur 10 mo.
Issses. HANcOCK's LIQElD SUI
PHUR - pleasant 70 take and perfect
il is action. Druggists sell 10.
Aweil known cisiEen Of DanriIle. Pa
wntess II Rave hsd Ga aggravated
case Of Eessma for over tweusy-tlve
years. have used ssven 5o-cenl boz
ties Of the LIQUID. and Que iar ~
yoor HAHCoCK's LIQUID sui
PHUR OINTMENT. and nor feel -
thosEh / had q brand nes pair q
hands. Il has cured me snd an ccf-
tain Il will ears anyoue n theg peuist
10 using HANCOCg's LIQUID SUI
PHUR according 70 direegionl.
"BUFEKE EnaAR"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

Contrasts fss Thr,s Years Ars signss
b eeih alaas.

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three years we're signed 81 The rep
resepiatires ~ ne Various bressrssa
ard ihe g Ling enpioyses aae ne
Strike vas oEeiaily tsciarsf tefai-
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TheTe wss q deadlock for tzn o.
more honrs before the contracts we're
sisned because tbs traaery rreerl
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the strikers osissist. bus Hnany
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-06

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