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The Washington herald., 1907-04-15
IOUSANDS CHEER WILLIAM ]. BRYAN.

the worlds bounty. but contributors TO
the worlds good.
Among the prominent men present
were
On the m-Commissioner II. b.
Macfarland. chairman Of the meeting;
Hon. John ". Foster. ex-SecrstaTy Of
State Senator ]. ". Bailey. Of Texas.
Rev. DR.. Donald c. Macleod Rev. DR.
r d Power. Supt W f. Chancellor
Judge Atkinson, Justice Peelle, Charles a.
Douglas, Rev Samuel H. Green. John p.
Larner. George Otis Smith. ". H. Kerr,
Edward Warren Hearne. Lieut.. John "
Crawford. L. S. n; Merrill E. Gates. J.
Taber Johnson. NJ D.; Maurice Miller.
NJ. D.; Alvin N. LothroD, Charles +. Mes
Bit Miles NJ Shand. George W. F..
Swartzell and Anson 5. Taylor.
In the boxes: Justice Harlan. Justice
Stafford, Secretary Of the Interior Gar
field. f. Southland Parker. Charles II.
Treat Judge HAYES, Scott c. Bone VIII
liam +. Curtis Ambassadors from South
American republics. members OF the
British Embassy. Ambassador creel, Of
Mexico cotteT T. Bride, and Frederick
L. SiddOns
Commissioner MacfarIand, in closing
thanked Mr. Bryan formally for the au-
dience and the Young Mems Christian as
quite the most distinguished ever gath
cred tn the theater'
Surrounded by Admirers.
At the close Of the afternoon meeting
Mr.. Bryan was surrounded on the stage
by hundreds Of enthusiastic admirers
who crowded about him, shaking his
hand and expressing their appreciation
Of his address. For a score or more Mr.
Bryan wrote his autograph upon pro-
grammes and cards. and when he finally
managed to escape the attentions Of his
somewhat too strenuOusly demOnstratiye
friends and make his way 10 the auto,.0-
bile waiting for him In front Of the thea
ter. he found an assemblage Of several
hundred men gathered about the ear wait
ing 10 bid him gOod-by. Before the ma
chine could be started, the crowd had
swarmed about it. and Mr. Bryan had
few more moments Of active handshak-
ing, working both hands, one from each
side Of the car. As the automobile darted
away, the crowd gave Mr.. Bryan three
hearty cheers.
AT the hotel Mr.. Bryan VAS greeted by
committee composed of the officers Of
the Bryan Democratic Club Of George
town-George Killeen. president; J. J.
Sullivan. vice president, John Ready,
treasurer; John F. Costello, secTe-
tary, and Rev. Father Brick. chaplain.
MIR. Costello made a short speech. I'm
which he stated that his organization had
flown a Bryan -Seweil banner in 1885.
changed Sewali 10 Stephenson in 1850 and
then put the banner away for future use,
and expected 10 use it next year. Mr..
Bryan seemed pleased, but made no re-
marks that could be construed as having
a political bearing.
Mr.. kilIeen tried 10 sound Mr.. Bryan
upon his views on suffrag-in the District
OF Columbia slogan OF the club-but
Mr. Bryan said he was not familiar
enough with local conditions to voice an
opinion. although he believed in suffrage
for all Americans
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Another dinner company entertained
last night was that of Mrs Donald Came
ron. who, with her daughter, Miss Martha
Cameron. has just returned 10 her home,
in Lafayette square from her Southern
place al Jeckyl Island. Mrs. Cameron
had as her guests last night Speaker Can
non. the Minister from the Netherlands
and Nine van SWinderen. the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Meyer. Mrs Lodge.
Mrs. Guy Norman, Miss Norris, Miss
Cameron, Count Won Hatzfeldt, of the
German Embassy. and the Hon. Mr. Lind
say and Mr.. Williams Seeds. of the Brit
ish Embassy. Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Seeds
were both recent guests of Mrs. Cameron,
al Jeckyl Island
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stiH Kept Busy.

Another hasty toilet and bite of
supper served in his rooms, and Mr.
Bryan was ready 10 appear before the
evening gathering at the Columbia An
interesting programme. OF which Mr.
Bryan was the ''headliner," had been
prepared By the committee of the Union
Veteran Encampment conducting the
memorial exercises, headed by George 8
Benson, 10 whose Individual efforts is
greatly nGe the appearance Of Mr.. Bryan
on this occasion.
Mr.. Bryan's address followed the lnv0-
cation by Rev. H. y. Couden, chaplain
Of the House Of Representatives.: the in
PRODUCTION Of the permanent chairman.
Gen. Joha Il. Black, By Col +. H
Hartley a short address by Cen. Black,
patriotic selection by the Thirteenth
l.. :. Cavalry band Il reading Of The
Captain by Col John Tweedale.
song. The Recessional." by Jasper D.
McFal. ana an address by ex-senator
John NJ. ThuTston on The Volunteer Sol
der
The Columbia, like the National in the
afternoon. was packed 10 the doors with
representative audience OF Washing
tonians buJ unlike the afternoon meeting.
fair proportion OF the assenblaEe were
women Almost every one in the house
carried q small American fog, which was
waved frantically at every telling point
made by the speakers. On the stage were
many prominent men and women in pub
lie and private Washington life. and the
boxes were hlled with welI-knoWD resi-
dents Of this city.
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'Deepdene" the Leuox place Of Mr..
Francis p. Kinnecutt, Of New York. which
has been the summer home OF the British
Ambassador and family for the past two
or three years is now being gotten in
readiness for Mrs. Kinnecutt's son. Mr.
Gustave Hermann Kinnecutt, who is to
marry Miss May Appleton Tuckerman
next Thursday.
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French Panama, in navy blue,
cadet blue. and red. Yard. .$100
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Lincoln as an Orator.

Mr.. Bryan dwelt at length upon LIN
coin as an orator. and said that when
the history OF our public speakers is
written there is not one who viii stand
higher as an orator than Abraham Lin
coin The country has produced none
superior 10 him as an executive dealing
with great problems as practical states
man. He fitted into his time. He was
just the kind OF man the country need
ed at that time. He fitted into his time
because he was great enough TO hate
slavery without hating the slave-Owner.
And, do you know" he continued.
that is one of the god-like things 10
which men ought TO aspire-to hate the
wrong and love the wTongdoer? A man
may differ from you and not necessarily
be vicious or bad. We should recognize
honesty on the other side as well as on
our side, and let our fight be against
the thing. AIy friends. I do not know
of another man of his time who was
LincOln's equal in this breadth of view.
He loved the Southern people, but his
heart revolted against the institution of
slavery. He wanted to get rid OF slay-
cry, but he did not want 20 hurt any
body who differed from him.
He believed there was honesty on botb
science behind the gun that pointed North.
and conscience behind the gun that point
cd South. Pity Il was that they had to
meet These people met to settle by the
only way 1t seemed possible the difference
that defied peaceful settlement.
Loved All People.
Lincoln was great enough TO love the
people North and South. Some in the
North were not broad enough to love
slavery. and some in the Sorth were not
broad enough 10 love the North. in spite
Of its opposition TO that institution. Lin
coin was a man of great faith and faith
is the important influence in all our
lives, Faith leads us to do and to dare
and Lincoln had faith. He had faith in
himself He believed that he could do
things. he understood the strength of a
purpose and its influence upon life.
He knew the human heart. He be-
lieved our form of government would live:
that it would spread II has lived and it
has spread. For more than a century
our nation has been a world power.
More than that. it has been the greatest
power IN the world. Our greatness IS
not measured by our army or by our navy.
bur by our ideals. Our greatest products
are NOT the products of our farms and
factories. but manhood and womanhood.
developed into high ideals. Our nation.
with its government of the people by the
people. and for the people, is destined
TO impress the world as no nation has
impressed it-not by force or BY vio-
lence. but by the development of the high
est civilization the world has ever known,
and our nation, arising TO this develop
ment, will draw all other nations TO IL by
the power of noble example
At the conclusion OF the address the as
semblage rose and sang America" after
which Rev. Dr. Stafford delivered the bene-
diction As In the afternoon. Mr.. Bryan
was quickly surrounded by an admiring
throng. and it was half hour before he
was able 70 brelk away and drive TO his
hotel and thence to the midnight train
Tor New York.
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
Ambassador and Mrs. Tower
Brilliantly Entertained.
MANY SUNDAY FUNCTIONS
Miss TreSeott Entertains 'We Are in
Society Cast-Dinner Party at
Mrs. Donald CamerOn'S-stOriSV Visits
the Cranes. Who VIII spend the
Summer at Dalton, Mass.

From the time the social season fairly
starts at the Capital until the curtain is
rung down again Ia June, ii is really
never dull here, for when everything else
fails the visitor from foreign shores ap-
pears upon the horizon and his arrival is
acclaimed with delight
Immediately society takes on an added
impetus. and the social ball, which per-
haps hsd begun to lag, is again set busly
whirIing
Washington is nothing if not hospitable.
and every visitor who comes is imme-
diately overwhelmed with invitations TO
dine. to lunch. 10 see the town from car
riage or automobile. and to meet the
smart set at a reception or dance
Last week the well-known French
statesman. Baron d'Estournelles de Con-
stant, was the lion Of the hour, and much
social activity was set in motion for his
benefit al the White House and in diplo-
matte circles.
This week the American Ambassador 10
Germany and Mrs Charlemagne Tower
are here. and many dinners are being
given IN their honor. They are stopping
AT the Shoreham, and will be here till
Tuesday. when they go 20 Philadelphia
for a visit Of three weeks.
Mrs Richard Townsend set the ball roll
ing in the Towers direction Saturday
night. when a brilliant company TO meet
them assembled at her residence on Mas
sachusetts avenue.
In the company were AIr. Root. secre-
tary OF State Postmaster General and
Mrs Meyer. the Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Robert Bacon. the Coun-
selor of the British Embassy and Lady
Isabella Howard Rear Admiral and Mrs.
CoWles. Gen. and Mrs. Corbin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norman, Mr. and Mrs Larz
Anderson, Mrs Rush Huidekoper. Mai.
and Mrs. Charles McCawley, the Hon,
Maud Pauncefote. Miss Wallach. Miss
Mathilde Townsend, Count Won HatZfeldt
and Herr Won Radowitz. OF the German
Embassy, and Mr.. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs.
Rush Huidekoper came over from Phila-
delphia to spend the weekend with Mrs.
Townsend.
Ambassador and Mrs. Tower We're the
guests complimentary TO whom Mrs. Levi
4. Letter entertained at dinner last night
a her home In Dupont circle. As Mrs.
Letter is I'm mourning for her daughter.
Lady CurzOn. her infrequent lunches and
dinners are more or less of an informal
character. as was last nights entertain
ment Among her guests last night was
the Hon. Maud Pauncefote, her house
guest.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-15

Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rebecca Collier. have returned
from their recent visit to Virginia Hot
Springs. The Springs are becoming more
and more popular as a kind OF between
seasons resort JUST now among the in
teresting people there are Mesgrs. owen
Wister and Langdon Mitchell, Of Phus-
delphia.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-15

The Chevy Chase Club was the mecca
for the fashionable yesterday afternoon
and evening, and many impromptu teas
and dinner parties were hurriedly ar
ranged over the telephone, when the day
proved 10 be fair. for two rainy Sundays
have heretofore rather discouraged the
Washington hostess who is fond of this
delightful spot for a bit of social recrea-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-15

Storm Serges, in navy blue,
\ ard .................,....Sl.OO .OO
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Popular COLOred Dress Fabrics
At $I.OO the yard.
Prominent among them are

Prominent among them are:
French Voiles, in browns, grays,
and navy blue. Yard. .$l.00
French Chiffon Panama. in tans,
grays, navy blue, and cream.
Yard Observation-Disclosures 81 90
Mohair Sicilian. in navy blue.
brown, tan, and gray. Yard. Sl00
Fancy Suitings for Tailor-made
fancy checks, stripes, and stylish ovC
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

h. G. Maxwell, piano dealer and
tuner, has returned from his New
York trip where he was investigat-
ing many details of the piano bust
ness. Mr.. Maxwell claims to have
had a fine trip and thinks the
"Ludwig' the best piano made for
so moderate price. He has a car
of them on the road to sell in the
Panhandle. He was thoroughly
pleased with the great care and
perfection shown in their manufact-
ure. This firm is building a factory
double the present capacity and it
seems now have failed to get it
large enough to meet pressing de-
mandS. He also handles the J. &
4. Fischer, one of the oldest in the
world, boasting over $4,000 salts
fled customers. (Not Charles H.
Fischer. Mr. Maxwell also has
good line of tuning from Amarillo to
Roswell especially, and is pleased
with the reputation he SuStalnS and
responds promptly where called on
and greatly appreciates his many
friends along thatline. Daily Pan
handle.
Mr.. Maxwell informs US this car
is billed to Canyon City.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Frank Ames still has sickness
among his children. They are
said to have membranous Group
or something similar to if not
diphtheria. Either one is bad
enough, but as to being catch
ing it can only be done, so eX-
perts declare, by infection. Chill
dren are most liable and it is
therefore the best policy to keep
them away from contact either
with those afflicted or those re
Gently exposed to this malady.
There is, however, no cause for
alarm, as great care is being tax
en-, diptheria or no diptheria, to
prevent its spread.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
PLEASANT.
J. G. PIPkIN

The picture indicates weather
conditions for the past week. 1t
has been lovely for all kinds of
outdoor work and just cold
enough to feel good over.
Some of our new citizens
from the States" are Just tri-
fle disturbed over the continued
dry weather, but old settlers are
not in the least alarmed. No
matter if his farm methods are
somewhat crude the West Texan
always reaps enough to carry
him through. His faith in him
self and his country frequently
eXciteS the wonder of outsiders"
and then he sets a sight of store
in the promise of God, that
while the earth remaineth, seed
time and harvest, cold and heat,
and summer and winter, and day
and night shall not cease" In
this he has never yet been de
ceived and his faith has made
him whole"
Rain for the small grain crODS
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
FORSGREN q SALTIEl

A. B. Axtell has formed a part
nership with S. D, Miller, anoth-
er civil engineer Of Amarillo, and
together they will do general en-
cheering and surveying wherev-
er in the Panhandle such servi-
ces are required. See their ad
elsewhere. In this connection
The News is pleased to state that
Mr.. AXtell will still make Canyon
City his home.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
K. +. FOSTER.

DR.. and Mrs. Howell returned
from their Roswell trip the first
of the week. While down there
they purchased Il highly improv-
ed alfalfa farm of l26 acres, two
miles from Roswell, at $4,000.
1t is known as the Leland place,
has % acres already well set in
alfalfa and includes water right
on the ditch.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
Stock Notice.

My jack will make the season
three miles north of town at the
old Taylor place. Terms, SO to
insure foal. VIII pasture mares
free of charge during season, but
will not be responsible for acct
dents.
at X. r. FOSTER.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

n. Thompson favors a City
Park and talks of buying the
Hutson residence block on the
north side of Evelyn street for
this purpose An excellent idea
and one that if carried out will
cause Bro. Thompson to be re-
membered lovingly by Canyon
City people until the day of iudg-
ment.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Hagood enter
tanned the following young
friends informally at the Victoria
Wednesday evening: Misses Ha-
ney, Blackburn, Bernecker, Blu
Gle, Reeves, Bomparte, Bowyer;
Messrs. G. p. Hutchings, Frank
Lester, Tom Caller, Louis Mil
Ter, Dogget and Bell.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
CoIored Sidewalks. We

Colored Sidewalks. We can make
you a blue or red sand stone
walk without any additional cost.
Remember 20 per cent of the bill
is allowed to stand back for one
year as a guarantee. Parties de
string walks laid would do well
to make contracts with us as
soon as possible before the ce-
ment factories make the usual
rise in price.
FORSGREN d SALTIEL.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
Whooping Cough.

| have used Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy in my family in
cases of whooping cough, and
want to tell you that it is the best
medicine [ have ever used. W.
F. Castor, Posco, Ga. This rem
edy is safe and sure. For sale
by S. V. Writ, druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

The Commercial Club of Plain
view has arranged for Hale county
advertising material and fol the
keeping of a representative at Am
arillo,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

A grain elevator of fair capac-
ity is being erected near the oil
tank at the depot. 1t is a branch
Of the Amarillo proposed system
of elevators mentioned in these
columns some time ago.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Rufus Arnold, on the old Thomas
section at Umbarger, last week sold
the west half, 500 acres improved,
to some Germans, friends OF P.
Friemel, at $I8 per acre.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

> Mrs. Cyrus Eakman was called
to the bedside of his sister, Mrs, J.
M. Donaldson, at Amarillo last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Eakman joined his
wife there Tuesday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

b. j. Rector returned last
week from visit of six weeks to
his old home at Marshall, Mo.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Pasture Have good grass and
plenty of water and will pasture
COWS or horses at 81 per month.
w. r. BATES.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Mr.. Hamilton intends, some time
this week, to move into the house
vacated by A. S. Rollins.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

!
new residence Monday.
Several of our citizens are talk
ing of going to Roswell next
week.
j. W. Reed left Wednesday for
Tennessee in response to tele-
gram announcing that his father
was near death.
Keiser Bros. & Phillips sold to
nearly all the men they had down
last week as much as one quar-
ter section each.
Rev. Conway, a Baptist minis
ter from Marion, Kentucky,
preached for his Canyon City
brethren Sunday.
Fl. d. Brown of Sioux City,
Iowa, called in and added his
name to The News list of sub
scribers Monday.
j. G. Coker and family came in
Saturday from a winter spent at
Corpus Christi and other points
in South Texas.
The Canyon Lumber Co. is
putting up their new warehouse
for sash, doors, etc, in depot
town near the new elevator.
Anything wanted in the jewelry
line will be furnished by j. W.
Howell. The Jeweler, at S. V.
Wirt's drug store, north side.
w. B. Rittenberry, a Dallas
representative of the Atlas En-
CINE Works, is here the guest of
his brother-in-law, j. f. Smith.
j. f. Smith says his new brick
will be ready for occupancy by
the 18th. He has some nice
rooms upstairs and wants to rent
them.
j. A. Edwards, now at Lake
Arthur, n. NJ, was in town Mon
day. He says he will move back
here as soon as his residence is
finished.
Oscar Gamble says that his
brother, j. D., is at the old home
in Tennessee, in good health, and
that he expects him here again
by the first of May.
AlbatrOss flour is too well
known to require further praise
from us; we like it and so do our
CANYON MERCANTILE Co.
When looking for something
nice for your girl see that ele-
giant line of jewelry of j. w. !
Howell's at S. V. Wirt's drug
store, north side square.
Rev. Jenkins, Baptist pastor
at Amarillo and a brother minis
ter, Rev. Harder, from Cook .
county, were here mixing with |
the brethren" yesterday.
For SaIe-One section of inn
proved land near the town of |
Happy in Randall county, Texas |
See Joel Preslar, Canyon City, |
Texas. Phone No. 2O4. 52-tf |
Peter Meyers, purchaser and
resident on the l.. S. Carter
ranch, was in town Wednesday |
and became, as all Randall coun-
ty citizens should, a News sub
scriber.
There is nothing better in a
hard wheat -four than the Globe.
If your lightbread is made Of
Globe -four you have the best in
the land. Try a sack.
CANYON MERCANTILE co.
We have for sale the Hutchin-
son property, 90 acres, which
lays south of the school building.
Desirable part of town and will
sell from II block up. See us
for prices.
HELLER & KNIGHT.
j. Z. Culwell, a former citizen
here, now of Melrose, n. NJ, was
in town Tuesday. He says the
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Fine Candies Best in town al
Wilson'S.
Howard Stephenson was in
town again Sunday.
E. H. Ackley was on the sick
list first of the week.
Don't let the newly set out
trees die for lack of water.
No more booze drinking on the
trains in Texas. Good thing.
Mrs. Chas. McDade returned
from visit to Amarillo Sunday.
For Rent-Two farms close to
town. GEO. l.. ABBOTT.
AS spring advances the Side
walk Club is growing in numbers.
II. r. Money intends moving
back to town about the first of
May.
To Trade-A new rubber tire
buggy for reliable buggy horse
b. FRANK BUIE.
The r. E. Baird case, appealed
from last district court, has been
affirmed.
Ollie Dunbar and his partner,
Nation, are among the sidewalk
contractors.
Mrs. Brandon leaves for ROS-
well Sunday to visit Walter, Edna
and the baby,
Miss Wilida Blackburn of Am
arillo. is visiting Miss Besse Ha-
ney this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S.
Ballard last Saturday, twins, one
boy and one girl.
W. D. Smith cures tistula, poll
evil and SPAWN on horses, Cas-
t,otin, n Sna,inltv
Miss Hortense Bucie returned
home last week from visit to
her aunt in Amarillo.
For SaIe-Jersey heifer calf
from one of the best milk COWS
in town. This Office.
W. G.. Kenyon returned Friday
from his visit to the old home
and relatives in Illinois.
Rooms To rent, upstairs in my
new brick building.
J. F.. SMITH.
All kinds of Racket Goods
School supplies and Confection-
cry at Wilson'S. Try us.
Joel PreSlar has bought the G.,
|. Montgomery residence north
of the Victoria
Mrs. Robert Faulkner return
ed last week from a visit to her
brother at Denver, Colorado.
Rev. w. b. Wilson of Claren-
don, was shaking hands with his
many friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Mccartney from near
Amarillo, visited her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Coffee, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ford of Bell county, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Underwood, left Saturday.
Miss Bess Haney visited the
Misses Blackburn in Amarillo
last week, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. O'keefe
returned Saturday from their
trip to Fort Worth and Mineral
Wells.
John and Conrad Forsgren, of
the cement firm of ForSgren Il
Saltiel, came in last week from
Fort Worth.
ProspectOrs were not so nu-
merous last week as formerly
but about the usual proportion of
land trades were made.
Fair rains fell last week on the
watershed of the Canadian river.
a i
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12
No Hunting and Fishing.

From this time on no hunting
or fishing will be permitted on
nv premises. W. T.. BATES.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Mrs. Geo. c. Long and daughter,
Miss Ono, left Thursday for their
home at Cordell, Oklahoma.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-12

Cashier Donaldson of the Tuia
National Bank, was a visitor in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.