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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
Matinee Races

This Saturday afternoon. Mr. s.
Powell Peacock will give a series OF
matinee races on the Elkton Fair
Ground, track Judging from the list :
~ entries, some oi the best heats since :
the days Of the Fair will be seen on {
the old track. The racing starts at / Il
o'clock The following j, lis, Of the =
CLASS \
Mary NJ. h. m. Irwin Dayctt. Glasgow.
Del; Edith l.. : m. Winfield Gracy,
Icwisyilc Pa. Minnie Code. b. m.
Irwin Shaw, Summit Bridge, Del; Joe
Whcc'cr b e.. Thomas Harlan. Elk
ton; Ny Lila. b m, Philip Bond, Port
DEPOSIT
SPECIAL. MATCH RACE.
Stella. blk. T.. Grayou. Poricrs.
Del; hcoy'c. b. m, n George. Piyo;
Bridge. Del
CLASS h.
Minnie Wheeler. $. m, W. Kay Bald
win Nd; Augustus c., b. &, Ralph
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Cummings, Port Deposit; Shyrock, blk.
s.. Charles AyTes, Iron Hill; Mystic
Queen. blk m, +. Thompson, Lewis
vile, Pa; Johnnie b.. b. g., Seth, Elk
Mills; h, b., b. m, Walter Boulder,
Elkton; Bessie H., b. m, A. Meow
an. Newark. Del: Robert H.. b. e., w.
L. Lancaster, Elkton: Mystic, Dr. e..
II. NJ. Price. Earleville: Nora p, F.
\. Weir. Kembleville; Queenie d.. w.
Armstrong, Newark. Del.
SPECIAL RACE-TROT.
William NJ, b. $, Manly Drennen,
Elkton: Bessie Lambert, b. m, Thos.
Harlan. Elkton; Billy C., blk. g., Wal
ter Burris. Bear. Del
FREE FOR-ALL.
Rector. b. S, L. Brown. Port De-
post: Jennie Mark, 5. m, Frank Cox,
Philadelphia: Pencader, blk, ]. A. Ar
mour, Bay View: Delaware Boy, b. e.,
George Johnson. Newark; Captain
Jack. b. e., Powell Peacock, Elkton;
Russell b., b. g., w c. Cooney, Rising
Sun: Sarluel C., H. c, Price, Newport,
Del; Ben Tyson, b. g., Benjamin
Campbell, Newark, Del.
began 10 ildFt EidNSl ShC'Ns $50 -
Misery | endured while passing. them
las Undesirable. was finally ad-
Used that an operation was the only
hing that would help me, but dread
No the surgeons knife, went to
pecialist in Philadelphia, but became
gradually worse, until | saw Doan'ss
Kidney Pills advertised and procured
, box. They relieved me wonderfully |
md was so encouraged that con-
.inued their use. My health is now ex-
,ellent and although | am over II years
Did. | feel active and supple. and can
walk five miles without becoming
tired. Doan's Kidney Pills brought
about this wonderful change in my con,
di,ion and | am unable to recommend
them too highly to others suffering
from kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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In MeMOriaM

In sad and loving remembrance OF my
dear husband. Earlston c. Brown,
who Departed this life one year ago,
August TO- 1907.
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one love so dearly
In his lonely. silent grave.
Farewell, husband. May your slumber
BE as gentle as your love;
And when God shall call me homeward
May We meet in heaven above.
BY his wife. l. c. b.
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frame harm and stable. all comparatively new,
with shedding and other necessary ouibuildinRs.
The farm is abundantly supplied with fruit
there being apple. peach aud pcnr orchards In
full bearing.
The land Is OF the best natural quality, aud in
a very high state OF cultivation.
The fencing is all in a good state Of repair. II
Is located close to schools, churches, mills
wharf etc.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the order OF the
Orphans Court Of Cecil County are MS follows
one-ihitd Of the purchase money to he paid In
cash on day Of sale. one-thrd in twelve and the
balance in eighteen months from the day OF sale,
OF all Of the purchase money in cash at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser. the credit payments to be
secured by the bond or notes of the purchaser
with surety OF suTcties to be approved by the ex-
ecutor and TO bear interest from the day Of sale.
Cost Of deed to lie paid by purchaser.
DIR. u. n. CRAWFORD.
Executor.
r. WARRINGTON,
Solicitor.
George ". pailey. Auctiouccr. isjnlyis
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Notice to Subscribers!

The recent ruling Of the Post Office De-
psrtment makes weekly newspapers subject
10 penalty FOR every subscriber who Is more
than one year in arrears. This, Of course,
nseessitates our being more active In keep
Ing our subscriptions up-to-date than We
have been in the past. Subscribers will
kindly assist US in this effort BY renting
in accordance with date on label Of paper.
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George A. Blake. Solicitor for inc Plaintiff.
Order Of Publication
william T. Thompson and Annie Thompson. his
wife. Plaintiffs,

Anthony Thompson, Sarah Thompson his wife:
Samuel Thompson. Della Thompson. his wife;
Alfred Thompson Teenie Young. sydney
Young. her husbandi Mary Young George G.
Young. her husband William Thompson.
Charles Thompson. Eliza Thompson, his wife;
Bessie Garrison. Charles Garrison. her hits
band John Thompson, - Thompson. his
wife: James scisco. Dolly scisco. Christie
pher Young, Hester Young. his wife George
{. Young, Mary Young. his wife; Moliie Young
Harris. william Harris. her husband: Samuel
a aonnR; L,.he fomnk, III VIC. Na 's poMnn'
Irwin Young. ami the unknown hcirs-at-iaw Of
Samuel Thompson LIST, samuel Thompson I'd.
James Thompson. Sarah Elsen Thompson,
Elizabeth Thompson Mary Young, John
Thompson and Ida Thompson scisco. deceas-
cd, Defendants.
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Real Estate Transfers

Sarah f. TYSON and others to Carroll
TYSON, farm in Sixth and Seventh dis
Winfield s. Jewell to George {.
Weaver, IS acres in Third district
SISo. u:
Joseph Saring to Sarah A. Worn
low, IS acre property. -, -,
LYDIA Q. Holt and other heirs oil
William K. Holt, to Harry r. Foster
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State and County Taxes

notice tina, for the purpose Of receiving the
State and County Taxes
in said county. for the year lpcs he will sit in
the several Election Districts as follows
August 10 and IL, at T.. S. Shorts Cecil
ton, First district.
August IL and -. at Byron Bouchelle's,
Chesapeake City, Second district.
August IA and Is. "A, Henry Hess, Fair
Hill, Fourth district.
August II and IS, at John L. Moore's
Drug Store, North East, Fifth dis
trict
August 10 and 20. at Maryland House,
Rising Sun, Sixth district.
August n and %. at A. l.. Barry's, Por,
Deposit, Seventh district.
August "a and Is, at w. W. McGuigan's
Store, Conowingo, Eighth district
August 26 and ~. at Cross Keys Hotel,
Calvert, Ninth district.
Between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 o. m.
As tile law provides. a discount OF per cent
will he allowed on all sta,c aud County Taxes
paid before September !. Taxpayers will please
take notice that taxes are dac and payable on
September l. and that at, bills unpaid on jan
nary interest will he charged aud collected from
September l. After january dciinaucnis will
bc warned that unless settlement in full he made
before April /, the claims against them WILL 81
PLACED IN THE HANDS or THE SHERIFF OF me
COUNTY who. shall proceed 10 seize their proper.
aud dispose Of the same to paw the taxes due
with the charges theron and all costs Of sale
The Treasurer would therefore. respectfully
urge all taxraycrs TO pas promptly. and if possl.
bile tn time 60 obtain the benefit Of The discount.
CHAS X. LYNCH,
.s.uiyd Treasurer.
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"a Tons OF Furnace Coal
f6 Tons of Stove Coal

The Coal to lie delivered at the cour, House
and Jail and stored in bins in the oeliafs Of
those buildings. To be OF Ro0d qualiiy Auihra-
cite free 81 dir, OF foreign matter and 900
pounds per ton.
IL the even, oi more being needed thcn dealer
60 supply the same at the same rate. Coal to be
delivered hy october
lnHN IT. TERRELL.
is.uly''s Ae-s'"p' ipassrer
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Local J0hin9S

lTbl CpilN
Mrs. Albert Constable is having
the porch TO her residence on East
Main street repaired.
L., c c,,abo,r NJ Flkton is ex-
Lu,;:;. ,a,,,,,o ,a;s.d IN HE garden
, M. chs a. ounces
'"'' sh ~ democrats az the
81 ,;",n;., h,ua o,a,n;ged a Brvan.
T us S Sa,';nn,o, Cub
ne' ir, anu III, rs 90 snrn;c. =, Hone
ii ~ + T rhn,c, Woodlawn ON ac-
nen WI ~. M ,,oc,;no services that
Cou'' VI WV S"F
cay 1000 ,.ao,o -, IA. s.c.
lneie WIZ 49, p.'p Ta,ch.s,.,
U ono I"'Iio"u - ". -, ,,.n, from
H Meal,esu"!' ''' VI "''"
E'H'o. "a I.,..s,., was elected
Mr.. w /. t c:s,,. Eva %a omna,y
Ineihoei on .ne oi,EeaY ,ho n;r"c,nrs
AZ .'e Ieenia' "'''''''s " Wv "
last moi1Hay' ,ho,. ,,.;,, y. -.
In iu.su"S ~; W. :; ~, M
guar fnoh.hIy nieetnlss % u" SorD,y
phans CouI, anu p'"'u ~
CohlInlss,9ntis. v., hoe .dded =
MI Na.."'i ~ IL; m"'' "% 90, HIN
h'o"eh W nis SN."',s - al
street IeeuPieu oy -" ''' > "''
"'", o'',eL mp ~ W.,h,,r,o- i b,y-
M snaa,ts e. e. NJ s,,ect occu-
n;s US pgPI,IS H. W,,hnr,o, i'm
proved by a concrete walk.
After next Saturday the postoitce
at Rock Springs will be discontinued
and the patrons will be served by rural
route No. 3 from Rising Sun.
W Evans Frazer, son OF Samuel
Frazer, oi the First district, has bought
the Freman's Mills property near
Earlevilc. and will enter into the mill
ing business.
AT a special meeting OF the Town
Council last week Francis a. Pr'ce, oi
Wilmington, was engaged To make a
survey OF the proposed sewer on
Bridge street.
-Chi'ds Council, No, 10, r. q. L a.
NJ will hold a festival at the Hall al
Ihlds next Wednesday evening, Nv.
gust IL Everybody IS invited II
stormy, come next evening.
Rev. II. NJ. &. Hun, OF PhiIadel,.
phla, Will hold. service III u ANDREWS
(Goldsboroueh Memorial CMfeh'
Nndora, tomorrow lSuhdayl ~ p
m. Sunday Seh9o. al 80
Services a. fikt'n NJ. L. Nhu''''
Sunday as follows logo a m ser
mon by the pastor subject Heavenly
Recognition o3c p m, Ep"oi'h
League service. All invited.
Last FRIDAY evening niinson An
ders"n, better known as hlnKy wa
sentenced /" the House oil oorrec'ioi'
Tor one year by Magistrate b"n!dcn
Tor carrying concealed weapons.
Mr.. I. NJ, Groves mas hcTn APP
pointed cashier OF the D,am"nn stare
Telephone Company At Eikion' !" sue,
coed Mr.. Henry u Mitchell wh" WI
90 on the road ~ solicitor i"t inc
comnany
The work OF dn% me hiat"-
electric plant ~ the ZIG tIk creek hV
the ilk River Light: Heat ana rover
Co., has been considerably, dc aged by
The washing ont Of their dam on Eng
Elk Greek
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Proposals for Coal for
County Buildings.

Sealed proposals will he received at the Office
Of the County Commissioners In Eikton, until Il
O'Clock noon August II. lpOs, for furnishing 80
tons oi coal iof Use at Court House and Jail IN
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with Mansard roof. containing Is he'd chambers
double plrlors, dining room, Office and billiard
room Kitchen. bath room with hot and cold
water equipment, etc. a lfnmc siahl" win
stalls lor Is horses. . large oarfiagc houses and
other outbuildings.
The buildings are in first class feIat-,he 10
tel having, recently been painted and papcTcd
ihtouehou, aud other improvement, made.
The property is ON the Main street, in the ycJy
center Of the town. is attractive in Appearance
aud coHld easily be made the place OF a profit
able hotel aud boarding house business.
TERMS OF SALE third Of the purchase
money in Cash on day Of sale one third in six
months and the balance in nine months from
day of sale. Credit payments to bear interest
from day Of sale aud to he secured to the salts.
faction Of the Attorney.
cost Of conveyance to lie paid by the purchaser
ROBERT {. THACkERY.
Attorney named in said Mortgage.
T.. NJ Groves, Auotionccr.
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/" FALLS HOTEL

iciug the sainc land which was conveyed To-
william Falls, late Of said county, deceased by
Theodore Kirk aud wife by deed dated Juiy lsi
1855 and recorded In fihcr ". II. K. 40. g. folio
c,F another Of said Record hooks being, also the
same property which was devised to the said
MARY Eilcn Falls los her father the said William
Fails. hy his last will dated bee. 10 1850 and re
corded IN I.ihcr IL. vol. IS. folio a. OF the
VIII Record books Of said County.
~ .rn,.rn,rr,.r,a rnr,.isi IL 1. -
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Marriage Licenses
COLORED.

Alfred s. Bell and Catherine Owens,
both Of Port Deposit.
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In pursuance Of authority contained IN the last
will and testament Of John +. Finn deecased az
well as In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil County the undersigned executor
Of the last will and testament Of John ?. Finn
deceased. win sell at public sale. Al the Court
fouse door. In Eikton. on
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AUGUST
Treasurer SNOtiCe

In pursuance Of an Act Of Assembly. passed at
the January session. 1900, Chapter 49, the under.
signed Treasurer Of Cecil County hereby gives
notice that for the purpose Of receiving the
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Monday, August 31st, 1908,
AT II O'CLOCK A. N.
all that Iol Of land with The buildings and
lmprOvemenls thereon

and the rights and ways appufieuant thereto,
fronting q feet. inches the south side OF
Main street in the central portion Of the town Of
Flltou and kuowua as
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and So Square Perehes


OF land more or less.
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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
Things Have Changed.

The Panhandle is no longer
the home of the buffalo nor is it
the dwelling place of the cattle
king. 1t has been discovered
that undreamed of treasures lie
hidden beneath the sod which
was once the play ground Of the
buffalo and the COW. The soils
are veritable mines, as it were,
waiting for the man with the
pillow and the hoe to turn her
golden sands and reap an abun'
dant harvest of her bountiful
yields. There is no place on the
face of the globe where nature
offers more in return for labor,
there is no place where man can
till the soil with greater ease and
pleasure. -Plainview News.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

things and they are getting all.
fired tired of waiting on Randall
county to do it's part. We our
selves would get tired in this
time. If you are going to do
anything for goodness sake get
out and get at it. You sit around
like a knot on a log making a
noise whenever an axe hits you
and then you Immediately re-
lapse back into a silent knot.
Now we haven't any time to
lose. These people are going to
build into this western country
and we can get the road if we
want it. We can lose it and that
mighty quick if we don't get
busy.
Let's get busy, what do you
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

Suppose your house should
burn tonight, would you want
your neighbors to help you:
Suppose your neighbours house
should burn tonight, would you
help your neighbor? Certainly.
Then if you want help in case of
need and if you are willing to
give the help when others re-
quire it, why are you not willing
to be properly prepared to give
the very best assistance pos.
sible? We should have a fire
department and if no one else
will take the initiative the editor
would like to see the honorable
City Council take such a step.
If you were sick would you
not want a doctor who was well
prepared to attend TO your dis.
tress? You can't tell when you
will be sick neither can you say
when you will have a fire to wipe
out the household gatherings
and merchandise representing
many years, possibly, of ardu-
Gus labor.
What if your house would get
a fire tonight? Would you be
able TO fight it?
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
Got What He Asked For.

Spurred on by newspaper
taunts. possibly, a plain-clothes
man of the Atlanta police set out
one day to detect violation of the
Georgia prohibition law. On De-
catur street he met ar old negro
whose appearance he considered
suspicious.
Say, uncle" he whispered,
with a wink, do you know where
l can get some whiskey?'
Il spec maybe | kin git yer
some if yer gin me de money
replied the suspected one.
well, here is a - bill,' said
the plain clothes man. III wait
in the alley here. Now hurry
back.
"Yessah, boss, eff yell jes hol'
dis box err shoes fer me-" and
the policeman had the box under
his arm before he knew it, while
the darkey shambled off down
the street, turning the first cor
ner.
Thinking he was on a warm
trail and would have an impor-
tant prisoner and witness with
the goods on, the sleuth waited
in patience. An hour went by
He was getting tired, Two hours.
Still no sign of the messenger.
Weary and discouraged, he re-
turned to the police station. Sud
denly he remembered the shoes
under his arm and decided to
have a look. The box contained,
carefully wrapped, "A full quart
bottle of corn whiskey. Every
body'S Magazine.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
SOLE LEATHER FOR BOYS.

Do you fathers and mother.
know where your young sons are
at night: | mean that class o.
children from nine to sixteer
years of age. Are you right
sure that they are at home as
they should be? The reason we
ask this question is that we want
You to find out whether or not il
is your young hopeful who is
straying around on the streets
at night getting into so much
deyilment.
Last Monday night Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Burrow started from
their home in the western por-
ton of town down on the square
and when near the Presbyterian
church some miscreant of the
twelve years-or thereabouts-class
threw a rock which struck Mrs.
Burrow squarely in the back
causing great pain and much
suffering, after which the young
scamps (for there were more
than one of them ran off down
the road towards the south.
Now this is not the first time
this same bunch of youngsters
have been up to such tricks but
this is the first time that we
have heard about that they have
hurt anyone very much. For
our own self we want to say that
the first time we can find out just
exactly who these young whelps
are and can catch them in this
kind of devilment you may rest
assured that your young hope
full will be marched Immediately
to the parental roof in order to
get the full benefit of the piece
of sole leather.
We realize that boys are prone
to get into mischief but we also
realize that such babies as these
ought n to be allowed upon the
streets after night unless some
responsible person be with them
and it is strictly the duty of the
parent to see that they do not
wander around at night but that
they rather be in charge of the
parent.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
THE LONG LAST CALL.

For some time we have been
trying to pound into the heads OF
the people of Randall county the
necessity of waking up and TAX
ing hold Of the railroad PROPOSE
ton with which we have been
fooling for 50 long. We use the
word "fooling" advisedly 70 7
that is all we have been doing.
Some of US have been standing
back waiting. just waiting, for
our neighbOrs 10 walk up and
put down their hard earned, hon.
estly gotten dollars in order that
we poor scrawny, insignificant
cusses might reap the benefit Of
our so called friends generosity.
No, it is not too strong. 1t
isn't half strong enough. If we
were sufficiently well yersed in
the stronger language we would
say some things that possibly
would make somebody mad and
that is just the fellow that we
want to reach. He can't pros
per and be happy under such
conditions unless he be a klepto-
maniac who steals the
goods of others from habit-not
because he needs them.
There is no use denying the
fact that we have been apathetic
in our efforts TO secure this en-
terprise for this town. We have
almost waited too long already
and the people who are backing
the proposition are men who are
given 10 getting out and doing
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

Three weeks ago The Randall
County news declared that Ran.
dali county people never grumble
for there's nothing to grumble
about. This week the editor
breaks out bewailing the shiftless
cussedness or rather the cussed
shiftlessness of his fellow towns
men. Send them to Lockney,
Mr.. Man, we haven't near as
much to grumble about as all
that you shouted forth last week.
We believe they'd turn veritable
boosters when they became ac-
climated. -Lockney Beacon.
We are not grumbling. We
are kicking, if you understand
what that word means in the
Panhandle. The trouble with
our people is that they are too
much "acclimated' and there
fore, knowing themselves the
vast opportunities which we pos
sess, they think that everyone
else in the world also knows
about them. This is not just the
spirit we are kicking" for. We
want the Randall County people
to be able, willing and ready at
all times and places to say a good
word for his home county and
town.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

The people of Floydada wanted
a railroad. That is proper. They
wanted it bad. That is also
proper. They knew how much
it would benefit them to have
railway facilities and they got
together and raised the money
to build a railroad from Plain
view to Floydada. Went down
into their Jeans" and are dig
ging up the coin of the realm and
propose TO build the road out
right and then lease it to the
Plainview branch of the Santa
Fe. That is the spirit which
will make a city out of a frog
pond and when a town has the
location that Floydada has and
has the same quality of country
around it that that town has it
will make a big city if such eff
forts are kept up. Canyon City,
what do you think about that?
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
The farmers institute will, no
doubt take up the question OF
bean culture.-Hereford Brand.

Some people haven't sense
enough to pound sand in rat
hole, and some of them live in
Canyon City. Is it yous If you
are not doing what you should
toward assisting the advance
ment of the town the shoe very
nearly fits you. Do you like it?
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27
Rotten or Ripe.

The Pessimist growls, clouds
hide the sun, the world is dark,
pie tiltS his digestion, friend
ships are false and everything
is rotten"
The Optimist carries his own
sunbeams, hears the music Of
busy machinery, of laughing
flowers, notes the good points
of Fulton Lumber Cos. build
ing material, and everything is
ripe
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

If you do, you'll assist the editors in
advertising tie place.
II you do, you'll patronize home indus
tries, including the printer
If You do, youn subscribe for this pa
per regularly and advertise in it.
But
If you don't, you'll sheer at our efforts
for town improvement
II you don't, youIl order your jol
printing from some outsider.
II you don't, you'll borrow your neigh
boris copy Of the paper to read.
DO YOU OR DON'T YOU?
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

Some people stand in their
own light. That's because they
havnt much light. They are
weak candles-soon burn up,
sputter and go out and during
the entire time didn't give much
light anyway. I'd hate to be a
candle in these days of brighter
lights.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

We had so much turkey this
Thanksgiving we are ashamed to
look turkey in the facce-and
we won't have turkey hash at our
house either.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

We will exerlastingly be-dad-
switched if we ever did see such
somnamulistic people as some of
of the citizens of this town have
proven themselves to be. Are
you one of them?
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-27

The News Office has been near.
ly showed under this week with
a large amount of job work and
a shortnesS in working force.
We would like to get hold of an.
other good printer for a per
manent position.