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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
Austin

Mrs John Haner returned to her
home In Moran after a few days visit
with her sister Mrs McLeland.
Mrs Scribner's daughter and son-in
law came up from Neodesha last week
to attend the log rolling.
Charles Moore and family were the
guests of Mr. ard Mrs LATE Meeker In
Chanute last Sunday.
Olive Tharp has gone to Kansas
City where she has position.
E bel McLeland and Maggie Coul
son visited at home over Sunday.
B McDongall and wife called at MI
Washburn's Sunday evening. Mr.
Waseburn is getting along quite well
but is not able to set up set,
School was dismissed last Wednes
d ~ for the log rolling and circus.
Claude Samples and wife of Erie
we're visiting Mrs VIM Butler SatuI
day an ] Sunday.
The surveyors for the electric rail
way passed through here last Wed
esday while people were in Chanute
aud cut path tour feet wide through
B McDongall's kaffir corn and Bob
Phelps corn field and also cut gaps
IN the hedge fences. 1t looks as II 1T
would be time enough for such things
as that when they own the right OF
wav and they onght to be held for
trespass If nothing more.
Mrs Frazier and Mrs Golloby were
thrown FROM their buggy and consid
erably bruised and shaken up as they
were returning home from Bert Serb
ner's last Thursday. Their horse be
came frightened and started to run
overturning the buggy.
Mr. .Heiniman has returned home
from a mouths visit in Kansas City
and Iowa.
Mrs McDongall and sister, Mrs
Phelps went to Kansas City to attend
the carnival and visit Mrs Melon
CALLS daughter Lucy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
FOXES SPOIL THE VINE.

TIE family life ought to guard
against everything that might harm
It because so much depends upon IL.
There are macy little things that
spoil the harmony Of the home LIFE.
Discomfort on the part of the mem
bers. restless desire for something
impos ible destroys the peaceful at
mosphere that should surround the
home circle. To know the limit Of
our time, money, and circumstances
and live teddy with them, keeps
away one Of the little foxes that spot 8
the vine. Suspicion aud lack Of
trust and confidence on the part Of
father and mother nibble Bway un
seen, but they do much that Injuries
the growth Of love, without which
the family life is a sorry failure. The
effect upon the childaen will be visl
bic with the naked eye, however.
There should be perfect trust and
harmony Of action and thought be
tween husband and wife in all things
that pertain to the management of
nome. They should get together,
each yieldlnga little to the ideas and
thoughts of the other. They should
consider their own personal feelings
If little consequence in comparison
With the best interests Of the family
life, and guard against the little foxes
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
OCTOBER AMERICAN Roy.

Pau puk-keewis, the Mischief Max
er is tel central figure Of the two col
or cover of the October Americas
Boy, IL being the third Of a series Of
attractive Hiawatha covers this popu
lar publication is running. The DC
tober American boy will delight the
boys; 1t is full of matter Of interest to
grown ups as we'll, There appears
the first lnstallment of new setiaI
pronounced by the editor to be the
best sea story published In recent
years entitled Jimmy Jones-PIrate
by DR.. Orville Ward Owen. The first
chapters of another new serial A boy
OF the Revolution by Arthur Bur
dick, also appear. Further chapter
Of OF the Reservation, The bog ar d
The beast and short stories entitled
The Stop Brigade Saves Washing,
A Narrow Escape, Two Schoolmasters
and Mrs O'Shes Seeks job for Mic
key, make lot OF good story matter.
Special articles include The Fight for
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
HARD TIMES IN KANSAS,

The old days of grasshoppers and
dronth are almost forgotten in the
prosperous Kansas of today; although
a citizen of Codell, Earl Shambutg
has not yet forgotten a hard time he
encountered. He says: az was worn
out and discouraged by coughing
night and day, and could find no re
lief till l tried DIR Kings New DIS
coverJ. 1t took less than one bottle
TO completely cure me-" The safest
and most reliable cough and cold
remedy and lung and throat healer
ever discovered. Guaranteed by all
Druggist. SOC and 81.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04

Rev Bayless has lust returned
from visit to his daughter at
Grand Junction, Colo. Mr.. Bay
less speaks In the highest terms of
the productiveness of that country
when underline irrieating ditch. He
says oats yield from 90 to over a
hundred bushels to the acre, wheat
40 to 10.
Fruit of all kinds in great abund-
ance.
The fruit growers have grown
wealthy this year from their great
yield and unusually high prices.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
A CRIMINAL ATTACK

on an inoffensiye citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the append tx. It's gener
ally the result of protracted constipa
ton, following liver torpor. Dr.
Kings Now Life Pills regulate the
liver, prevent appendicitis and es
lablish regular habits of the bowels
25c at all drug store,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
carlton

Mr.. and Mrs. Sager, of Bartlesville,
returned home last week after visit
ing friends here and at lola.
Miss Francis Clemens started for
her home In Iowa on Thursday OF
last week after spending several
weeks visiting relatives Ia and near
carlton.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Skaggs
No. IA Smelter town, on Tuesday,
Oct. 1st girl. The pa says she
is daisy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04

The telescope IL made, as every one
knows, with onr end larger than the
hers, When looked through from
the small end, objects are msgnifed,
but If we turn 1t around and look
through it from the large end, things
will look smaller. We are apt to look
at the fault OF others from the small
end, but when we lcok at ourselves
we turn it around. We can always
find an excuse for our own faults and
follies, but we too often lack that
charity that covers a multitude OF
sins 10 our fellow man. The spirit oil
criticism is common and it grows rep
idly If 1t is encouraged. 1t tends to
create fault finding disposition
This is deplorable, especially In the
family circle. 1t drives away kindly
feelings. 1t makes an atmosphere
from which the children want to es
cape as quickly as possible, but worst
of all L engenders In them fault
uuulDR ulspoSlJlOus Il diO htS oAO VAo$o
too exacting With their children and
in their zeal notice many little faults
that would, with little encourage
ment from the parents, correct them
selves q little while. 1t is better
TO ignore some things than to be con
tinually naggihg aud criticising al
though willful disobedience and nedi
tated mischief should never pass with
out notice and correction. A little
mirthful humor, IL applied rightly
will accomplish much 10 correcting
fault in the children without sdolllng
the harmony of the home. Do net, If
IL can be avoided, correct child at
the table or in company. IL will be
much mere effective IL he be taken of
by himself aud there talked TO seri
ously aud kindly about the fault to
be corrected but never In a fault find
log tone OF manner. Let US eradicate
from the home circle every resem
blence OF fault findlng and criticism
ant especially let not father aud
mother criticise one another but be
~ charitable to each other as to their
own selves,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04

P ace, General Grants Love for
Fl rises, The Florida Alligator, H. 9
Life of the Harvest Ely, The Sacred
Bronze Bull and India Rubber Roots.
There are many shorv articles and
pages filled with matter Of interest to
boy lobbyists along the line OF athle
tics, stamp, coin and curio collecting
photography mechanics and electric
ity, puzzles etc. Under Chats win
Big Americans for Young Americans
Hugh q Weir has written an Interest
ing account of Edward Nj Morgan,
postmaster of New York City, Under
the title Beeping Tab on the World,
we read about Morocco, Uncle Sans
Water Police. Kite Flying, The Pass
ing of the Gypsy and Newsooys VINO
Have Become Famous. In all there
are SO seperate articles illustrated by
So pictures. One dollar year. The
Sprsgus Publishing Co., Detroit, M.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-10-04
ESTRAY.

Small sorrel mare, about 900 lbs,
w.t., strap on neck.-I. n. CoLLYER,
1914 S. Santa Fe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

90 closely Is romance interviewer
with the commonplace that hardly a
day passes without some romantic
happening claiming our interest. No
stories, perhaps. read with greater
fascination than those Of waits whom
fortune has carried into the lap OF
luxury. Every charitable institution
in New York. says The October De-
lineator. has its records, As marvellous
rs fairy tales. about what has hap
pened to fortunate foundlings adopted
from It's doors. There Is q New York
heiress who rides in a carriage on
Fifth Avenue: there 10 q daughter OF
. German baroness. and there Is a
daughter in a royal house OF Europe.
all OF whom came from the ranks Of
New York's forsaken waits. None OF
them even dream Of their origin.
which IL q secret buried In the safe
Of the institution from which they
came.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

There IL more Catarrh In this sec
tioa Of the cosntry than all otheS
diseases put together. and until the
last few years vas supposed to BE- In
cu1abse. For . great many years
1octoss pronounced It . local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
b. coastaAtly failing to cure with
Iocal treatment. pronounced 1t in.
csrsbie. Science has proven cataTh
70 b . ooostitutioaal disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat.
nent. Halls catarrh Cure manufactus.
I'd By r. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo Ohio.
IL the only constitutional cure on the
market. Il Ia taken internally In
doses fron 10 drops to . teaspoonful.
u acts directly ON the blood and nu.
oous surfaces Of the syseem. They
oOoe 90 hundred dollasO foe any
oa0e & fail0 to cure. Send Tor circu.
layU and testimonals.
A06r~..' p. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
6o,1 ~ al Druggists. tie.
TaAs un1s Ys1l1y pm 1os esasti'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

The Bareau OF the Census has just
pablishe1 Bulletin IS. which contains
reports On Wholesale slauShtering and
meat packing. Manufactured Ice. and
salt. These reports. which present
the statistics OF the industries for
the calendar year 1904. form part Of
the census Of manufactures Of 1906,
and we're prepared under the super
vision Of william NJ. Steuart, chief
statistician for manufactures. The
report on manufactured ice was pre-
pared BY Hugh B. Meloy. Of the
Census Once. and that on salt by
Charles e. Munroe, professor o!
chemistry in George Washington Uni.
versity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
PRODUCTION OF COAL IN v. ..

90 far as known. the Arst mention
Of the occurrence OF coal In the Cni-
ted States 10 contained h the Journal
Of Father Hennepin. Jesuit mission
airy. Who IN 1879 recorded cole
mine" on Illinois river near the pres
ent city Of Ottawa. III.
Coal was first mined In the Rich
mouA basin. Virginia. about 10 years
after Father Hsunepiu's discovery in
nlipois. bet the Arst records OF pro
avctico from the Virginia mines were
1ee ~ year 1881. when, according to
60 authority. $1,000 tons were miasd.
Ohio probably ranks second In pri-
or1ty Of production. a. coal vas DIS
covered there In 1855. but the recoeds
q production date back only to 1888.
TIE mining Of anthracite in Penn.
sylvania began about 1880. and II 10
sajd that IS tons were shipped to
Columbia. Pa. in 1907. Reports OF
The anthracite coal trade are usually
bsssn With the year 1880. when Ss5
tcas lone for each day OF the year,
were shipped to Philadelphia frsm
he Lehigh region. Before this. how.
ever. IN 1914. . shipmeat OF - tons
We naAs from carbondale. also 10
FAila6slpAi3 II 10 probable that the
aSeunl productioo PRIOR to 1920 vas
bsevesu 1850 and 5000 tons.
49, >A>~ "A v,>~ ~>~t - ek> e~rAS1
gu1sse3ou OF coal In the United
0tasss from 1914 to the close Of 1906.
q 3,s%0. ~. 900 tons. was mined In
Rsa.sylvania. The anthracite pro
1ns11so u That state amounted 70
l.oel,1oe,D 80 tons. and The bttuniDoas
Guepot vas 1.esS, 90. es3 tons. Illinois
s1nnD sscoed. With . total production
q Sol.sSl.le3 tons, and Ohio third.
vim ~. G3e,S9s tpas. West Virginia.
aleAoagA not coming into existeooe -
. sspasats 0&aAs unttl 1859. ranks
1austh. With . total psoasctSoa IN ~
ysass q 3os.leS,SSs toas. Alabama
comes AftA. With lSe.%S3.S5s tons.
nd AasylanA sixth. With l42.e7s,S1s
eeoA
A advance chapter fsom Mineral
R6eoosess u Tie Unitsa States. Cal |
eaAar Year lSoS." . the production |
q coal n ,lSos, by z w. Parker.
Chisi 0tatsticisn Of the United States |
0ee3eg3eal Survey. win soon be ready |
tor aistributiou. Applications should |
- adAresssd to the Director Of the \
UniteA States Geological Survey.
d. c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

Major Beverly W. Dunn. Of the
United States Army. has lately in.
vested q new explosive which 10
chained to increase the percentage Of
artillery destructiveness . thousand
pr eeat In view Of the fact that It
doesn't explode until It 10 time for 1t
70 % elective work. The Govern
aset h now erecting near Philadel
pAiA . large factory for the manufac.
tnrs Of this explosive. With Dunn In
charge. Not very hong ago the Major
was approached by representatives Of
one Of tie foreign powers and offered
. quarter Of . million dollars for the
formula Of his chemical discovery!
His rsply vas soldiesiy and patriotic:
''0saelemen. am . soldier OF the
U.ited States: and whatever dis
cover bsSosgs absolutely 10 my Gov
Ge1neot!" That remark ought to
Vst Stars on Dunn's shoulders.
oagAtnt It?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

c04n1oee - the name Of . new town
Temns. recently Included in the list
4 Deses0cea. It Is . village located
- - 1eS00acre farm OF Col. Cecil
~ an1, associates IN the Texas
ene91p. They have their Own
II Ar1gaai1a. and are not sen.
1xAh0. 1at yin. cultivate Il,
o0o ao0se 80 1nrm hands. A
ooasy Store Il conducted a. a
, - - farm enterprise. and a
y anasns0t han has Just been
- 70 DeA3A laAoAahs DaDsita
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

TIE calm man 10 always loved and
received. He II like the shade Of .
Tree in . Inert land. or . shelter In
IL time storm. The question 10
asked: Who docs not love . tranquil
hsart, . sweet.tempered. balanced
NE! II does matter whether It rains
q shines. or what changes come
for they are always sweet. serene
Ard calm. That exquisite poise OF
character which We call serenity 10
the hast lesson Of true culture. n
10 the full-bloWn flower OF life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

- Aeorsse nv Republican leader
u Se1Ds - pssposAa6 tARi2 reform
- eeegSeAsy Ts19 ~ 10 does not
~ - Do01Ds With The tariff until
8eD11ocaos are united for revis-
WAso socA unity prevails the
ooooG 0saseatiou viii be where No
- vW bother them. unless st.
~ - formed . trust in palms and
- vAGA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

oo1oD Rnapav Aausesin LasAis.
- g . ssolDps pAys1s1ss. prSscsibss
- ~ esoG. - sigAe thAaking and
heov ~ CT - FAgAt AoanG. - .
. - So ~ spas .aies ..a
Z - 03s ees1Dsat q The peo-
- 002 49, - - ~ ieopse. ="
- - - Slpsettss ars eooins on,
~ ~ beO1a Sow aad Prove II:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

6s - 11Usahs1n ossaAor-sssct
A 0slan1A u0 hass IN - 60
y - CaoVeD Dos0 - ten ahast
1nD g ~ snsoeR tFuDA
a - VsssseAng szpssts aFs
n ~ sssnosAlnG . eosd
o1nsughl1ah 0saoAosI Sneks 20
- - Al16sn bsaaA a Some
- ean11ns - sa1EsaA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

$500 q -. IN. @. 0ssek-
49, 49, - - aahs ~
eie. i = sspssss1 thaa
ne r 1sGse s0aleln0 llr. oeech-
LIZ $3.50 - nn11sf. aa1 that
- atass Ass candidacy II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
Ahcala County Abstract Go.
flncoepoesseAl
Penn ~ Ceasee. Prss: J. " B!a1dtAs. Vice
Pres.; B. r Coboa. SEE. Treas
6AINESVlLLE, FLA.

We DO IN exclusive Abstract bust
nsss. With facilities for imparting Full
infoeDaG3oa Concerning tAe Title Of
any end an lsDds In AhcAua county
An b0slDoes transacted promptly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

~ nosuD ayo 0Aae DssessslDse
- lnse v119 ssssss h ~ vasssgs
1 1s = i6sss - - vssAdsd
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22
Commissioners Court.

At the regular February term,
held last week, the following is
the substance Of the important
business transactions:
The Canyon National Bank was
selected as county depository, it
being the best bidder per cent.
This contract stands for two
years.
The purchase Of $1,000 bond
issued by Washington Heights
independent school district for
the benefit of the Randall county
permanent school fund was APP
proved.
Commissioner Lotion was in
structed to have certain repairs
and work done on the county Jail
and the county Judge was en-
powered to have the buildings in
the court house yard repaired.
Election officers for the next
two years were appointed as fol-
lows:
Precinct No. /. Presiding
Judge, Geo. a. Brandon; asso-
ciate Judges, Cyrus Eakman, J.
d. Gamble, G. p. Money.
No. 2. Presiding Judge, |. W.
Scott; associate Judge. Tom
Ridgeway.
No. 3. Presiding Judge c. G.
Foster; associate judge, c. n.
Caller.
No. 4. Presiding Judge, r. A.
Dobbs; associate Judge, James
Maxwell.
No. :. Presiding Judge, John
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22
The Amarillo Railroad Proposition.

The Veale Senate and the Bow
man House bills which have for
their object the taking up of the
tracks between Washburn and
Panhandle and building direct
from the latter place to Amarillo
have passed the committees ia
yorably' and may now be said to
be in line for legislation.
With the Senate committee the
vote stood : TO , and in the House
committee it was 9 to 5. In each
instance notice OF minority re-
ports were given and, strange
tho it may appear, three mem
berS of the House committee who
voted favorable" gave notice
that they would oppose the bill
when it reached, if il ever did.
the floor of the House. Similar
statements were also made by
at least three members who vot-
ed for a favorable report on the
Senate bill
Taking the House calendar and
present order of business there
in the Bowman bin might be
reached sometime next week.
OF course, it can be taken up al
most any TING under a suspen-
sion of the rules. but as this line
Of action requires a two-thirds
vote it is, in face of the known
opposition, hardly likely to occur.
All Of our Representatives
manned in last weeks News in
Guiding Judge Eakman, have re-
turned from Austin and all, with
out exception. are positive that
the bill will not pass.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22
County Court.

Monday Emmett Houser and
Wade Wallace entered pleas of
guilty TO the charge Of killing two
antelopes and We're fined so each
and costs. The boys fired into
a bunch of these animals some
time last fall, perhaps without
knowledge at the time that it was
against the law to kill them at
any season of the year. A young
er brother of Wade, also included
in the business, was released.
These cases were based on in
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22

Tuesday on the bill to take a
part of the Southern Kansas rail
way track from Washburn to
Panhandle, Judge j. c. Hunt of
Canyon City, Texas, made one of
the most forceful and able argu-
ments on the law and facts that
has been made this session Of
the Legislature in committee.
Judge Hunt is one of the most
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22

Ward; associate Judge, f. f. Ad-
ans.
No. s. Presiding Judge, Andy
CostIey; associate Judge, f. Dill
lon.
No. I. Presiding Judge, G. H.
Hitchcock: assistant Judge, l.. A.
Pierce.
No. (. Presiding Judge, j. A.
Wilson; associate Judge, G. NJ.
HOuser.
To hold school trustee elections
the following officers were APP
pointed:
District No /. E. C. Reynolds,
Geo c. Wiseman and e. f. Ad-
ans.
Dist. ,. r. V. Slack, Mitt
Slack and j. NJ. Cooper.
Dist. }. Mike SkldmOre and
w. r. Garrett.
Dist. !. j. w. Stoddard, In.
Craig and Higgins Waller.
Dist. ). f. Hoffman. A. b.
Cage and Jesse Pierce.
Dist. 6. b. a. Vaughn, Andy
Costley and Allen Russell.
Dist. I. J. D. Key, George
SimmS and -.
Dist. <. Theodore Cochell, p.
Friend and - Greenfield.
The report of the jury of view
on the road petition of j. W.
Cartwright ct ais. in precinct No.
Z was approved in all except that
the damages given toll. Y. Burch
were reduced TO S15. In this in
stance first-class road was or
dered opened at once.
On petition of +. c. Reynolds
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22
District Court

Judgment in the Cummings di-
yorce case was rendered Friday,
as follows: a general decree of
divorce with equal division of all
property, real and personal; the
custody of the eldest child, jim,
about il years old, and the baby,
a little girl about /, to Mrs. Cum
mings and the other three chill
dren, Lucille, Imogene and viii,
aged respectively II, 6 and <, to
Mr.. Cummings.
The court closed for the term
Friday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22

a unique proposition reached
The News Office through the
mails this week. 1t consists of
Il pages Of manuscript and is
headed. in pardon sin away to
heaven away to hell what is i'm
porden sin, " concluding with the
expression "bleash all is my
prair a men" There is nothing
else to identify It's author but
our foreman suggests that it
should follow the conclusion Of
the Marathon Mystery" as our
next serial.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22
Hon. Donna RIDGEwAY.
Austin. Texas.


DEAR SIR AND FRIEND
Your letters have read of late,
Which tell about the ship of State.
In which I've much enjoyment found,
And wisdom worthy, strong and
sound.
NV taking leave of Wcatherford
Was made for sake OF clothing, board,
And making dough" to pay my
debts.
The chieiestcause OF mans regrets).
Perhaps. dear friend. YOU did not
know
When | forsoOk the land below;
For few there he who think OF one
Who has so very little done
To better make the world or bless
His own endeavor with success.
For four long months I've breathed
the air
That frees the body from ali care
The air that aids unto ones health,
Ii not unto ones sum of wealth.
The broad eXpanse Of level plain
When wrapped with snow or
drenched with rain,
+hr,,s,,',I ,b'',.,,,, +b,,+ ,,,-,lt;nl,.
IA '' 80" +Lnml" ms f"id nnS hr;r,,.
Cn ~, nn .hUm..'nd ,,imasS
III llNlnS III u niue town
Which like bird is nestled down
Midway between two gentle streams
nose MUSIC WurlIicr shdpe Tue
dreams
~ ~ larry potIs' 80 sihootnIN Silue
ne Terra bla!lco CRY SIal Tue
Al faioduru crEsl''l wave
i ne ear can scarcelE eaten Tue sound
hlch s'tdIs like NapoF from tue
ground
anu wraps tne spirit piIthe anu Tree
=.
Nhat thoughts can paint the sou! ;
utIlSnI
10 sIaHd where THESE TWO streams
unite
ana JON III ilquld rtNelrE
heir common journey 10 the sea
Near where liese i'iiplu waters JON
our CITY mas the perfect colSh
VI 'dhth "HIcll no uther Tow
n an the rams laila up or doWh'
,ai,I 0''''
Nl,,,. ,l,,,, ,,.i.I, ,,,., nd 49,, will ,.o
oH ,I, ''U l'rl ,'' tha NV I.,,,or a.
n tt',i
Ana 80 ,.ja,,. foir na,,ra,s vol. yrbich
'''''. .a ,',' ''''' -''''''-
VIII ,,.o,,d
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-22

The Oregon State Legislature
ha, passed a bill making it obi
ga,ory on the part OF the rail
roads TO furnish free transporta-
tion for all officials. state, district
and county Why not include all
bona tide citizens Of Oregon and
be done with it. If the courts
viii permit one to stand it must
the other, and if any Legislature
has this power, which The News
seriously doubts, it surely affords
one easy solution Of the govern
ment ownership question-a way
to get the properties at about or
some below their real value.