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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

The big Hudson fete was the
time of New Works history.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

DR.. Cook will sue Peary for
SANDER. Bad business. Who
really cares who discovered the
north pole.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

\ bunch of Massachusetts re-
ligious fanatics would have had
the world come to an end last
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Take a good look at the planet
Mars. You may never see it So
close to Us again.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

The tungsten incadescent lamp
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

\ sarcophaguS of the fourth
century, containing two intact
human bodies and many articles
of archaeological interest, recent
Iy was unearthed at the site of a
drydocll in course of corStruc-
ton at Tartano, Italy.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Russia is the largest producer
of barley; Germany is second,
and the United States is a close
third
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Papers sen; out at sine county promptly dis
continued at expiration Of time paid for
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Friday. 1t wouldn't end They is the first artificial light by
say postponed Didn't which all coors can be dlstn
lie either guished
AS general rule extend There are 1000 electric lights
each side in the streets city
lance equal to the height of the of Damascus
tree itself.
Sixty nine entirely new varie-
More than 100000 of tie If roses were shown at a re-
lana nave been reclaimed from cent French exhibition
the by Holland since the six
'eehlh century, average orange tree pro
duces 20O oranges aver
Italy every year l.o60 oe lemon tree : 600 lemons
tons of orange blossoms and t.
"o TONS OF roses IN the nanula available supply of
lure Oh perIulherN the United is estimated
at 4.7o50 100000 long tons.
On the basis of its direc
tory Kansas City would claim IA ,: , l ,,;
population of 376,;32 if the next ~ .t. 49, +Ia on j.
so hand 800 =, 4.. -..u;a.a, al
colonies.
If the Chinese north pole
hunters QUO years ago we seem Russia the largest producer
discover why the eyes Of } or,oonv second
If their descendants have up d .l rod Soo j. cosa
N"U S""'' third
Next years output of sarcophaguS of the fourth
oes in this country estimated century containing intact
It sos 100000 Persons who human bodies and many articles
Wish be rdy add archaeological interest
SO repairs. y unearhed at the site
drydocl in of
The tungsten ncadescen lamp ton a Tartano, Italy.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
GETTING BACK TO GOD"

Bishop Warren A. Gambler of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. in a sermon in Houston
last Sunday had this to say.
81 received letter from
magazine editor a few days ago
asking what, in my opinion,
could be- done during the four
years of the new National
administration to mske this
nation better. l answered that
letter yesterday in New Orleans
and I didn't say anything about
child labor law OF these other
movements. 1 said, $50 b,ck
to first principles. Go back to
God and bring His spirit to men,"
We are in danger of falling into
that doom of nations who. not vio-
IsptllYh rejecting eitsitgs-
throughout the country ass!9s,
the saloon. The nation can not
oct "backto God" 20 long as 1t Is
Partnership with the liquor traffic
which attitude the nation ls IN SO
long as it legalizes the evil. The
saloon ia doomed Uncle Sam
will come to recognizes this fact IN
the course of very few years
Many of the state law making
bodies have already seen thu
handwriting on the wall and ar ,'
Joining in the fight of the peopl
against the saloon Mckinney
Courier-Gazette.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
NEW LIQUOR BILL.

Austin, Feb. 20.-House committee
on the liquor traffic has finally report
ed the Robertson-Fitzhugh bill. pre-
pared to. take the place of the present
Raskin-McGregor law. The bill car
ries the emergency clause, and II en-
acted will become law as soon as
signed by the governor.
AS 1t goes to the house this bill pro
yides that before a liquor and matt
dealer. or a liquor dealer or a malt
dealer, can renew his license he must
take a certain prescribed oath that ne
has not violated the Baskin-McGregol
law. that he will not violate 1t IN the
future. and delegates the authority u
the comptroller of public accounts ant
to the county Judge to forfeit violat
or's license when convinced tnat w
law has been disobeyed. In 1act, az
cording to the explanation by MT. Rol
ertson of Travis before the committee
the bill takes the matter OF a vloiatio
"out of local politics"
eff a county Judge should be dlsli
clined to enforce the law" said N
"the comptroller, upon complaint
any resident of the county, after inVe
tigation, can revoke license"
If this bill becomes law oesie
may conduct their places OF busihe
for a period of sixty days under .
existing licenses. At the end OF IN
time new ones will have to be tax
out, regardless Of the life OF the 2
licenses, and in accordance with 7
oaths prescribed. Differing from I
Baskin-McGregor law on this feat9
4 however, the Robertson-Fitzhugn
B nroyides for credits on the new lice
I es of the unexplred time on old Y
& isting) licenses. The bill strengtns
I the Baskin-McGregor law in numl
\ of instances and is, withal, comp
\ hensive excise law.
4 The bill by Mr.. Gaines, provlolne
4 the establishment and maintenance
I a school of agriculture and the mecn
4 ical arts, with department OF don
4 bic science, in each of the respect
! congressional districts of the state
y passed to engrossment by the nc
after considerable debate.
The house adopted concurrent !
= luton, inviting the National Educa'
al association to hold its next NEE
1 in Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
WHISTLES SUGGESTED,
Anti-Lobbying Resolution Cause
of Commotion In Ho,,se

/
Austin, Feb. 19.-This resolution, in.
troduced by Representative Fuller
caused decided stir in the house Fri
day morning:
Resolved, That the speaker Of the
house be and is hereby requested to
strictly enforce the rules of the house
against lobbying.
Tarver protested that this was an
unnecessary reflection upon the speak.
or and the members of the house and
offered an amendment cutting out the
words. against lobbying"
Several members spoke for and
against the resolution, regarding 1t in
a humorous rather than in serious
light.
Hill wanted provision added reQuir
Ing every lobbyist to be provided with
a whistle and to whistle three times
before he approached member for
any purpose.
Tarver's amendment was voted down
and an amendment by Munson adding:
las he has heretofore DONE" was
adopted, after which the resolution
Was aQOpted-S8 to 0.
Senate passed these bills finally:
House bill permanently locating court
o. criminal 51alu anpaaaalfsts OF uts1cans 30
as to abolish the commission form
government; house bill granA
charter to city of Denison; senate PHI
to prohibit gas, electric and water
companies from disseminating serves
without five days notice; senate Dill
authorizing federal government 70 nc
quire 200 acres of land az fof' oai
Jacinto, Galveston island.
Senate accepted an invitation to at
tend the spring carnival at San An
tonic April 81.
A letter was read from Fritz g. Lar
ham. thanking the legislature for la'
datory resolutions adopted on N
death of former Governor Lanham, n
. | father
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
JEFFERSON. TEXAS. 1eoe-sIx PAGES
County Supe[id&ldeltS

=
|~~<~>/A DEPARTMENT. r~~~>~~
This space is edited for the benefit of
the teachers and to advance the cause
of education in Nsnon county. I trust
that no teaG yin fail to read each
week what tins space contains.
ALICE EMMERT,
County Superintendent
As it is impossible to write to
each of the sixty teachers
each week. I ask that each one be.
come subscriber to the county
paper. On accca of the expense
and the small space allotted, the
articles contributed will be directly
applicable to the needs of the coun.
ty schools. Later. questions will
follow on methods and subjects
laugh.
+ i
sTbe Constitution of Texas de.
mands an efficient system of schools
for all the children of Texas for a
minimum term of six months
Marion county has more than all
average Of six months, but this al
lows long vacation lasting more
than one half of the year giving
children time to forget what they
have learned What we need and
should have in this county is an
average term Of seven months or
more throughout the rural districts,
but there is little use of a seven
months contract unless the patrons
are certain they desire this length
of term and are determined to pat.
ronize the school during its,entire
continuance.
There is complaint on the part
OF many of the rural teachers that
the patrons are Indifferent TO the
school and to the education of their
children. The public money is
for the benefit OF the children of
tue a"uHtry, but it must not be
wasted. 1t must not be paid to a
teacher to teach probably thirty or
forty pupils, and from Indifference
of patrons have an average of not
one third of that number during
the last month.
The question is often asked of
teacher, What is your enrollment2
What is your average attendance?
Where are the pupils? This in
difference on the part of the pa.
rents, will in the end, force the law
of compulsory education.
The Stat furnishes shSs.money
for the education of its citizens. and,
ire you N earnest about the ecu.
cation of your children? Do you
wish them we'll educated2 Are
YOU satisfied for them to simply
read a.,d write? Do you place on
education a money value only.
l. your child in school every
day that he is not too i'll to go, or
that he is not forced to labor?
In many cases; could not the Ia,
Dor be postponed until the school
closed?
Do Won enter your children the
FL, morning of school with the
thought that not one day must os
missed during the term, or are yot
carelessly Indifferent? Are pupils
allowed to stop because they haV
t grown tired2 :,
In some of the communities tn
g length of term will depend upo'
the determination of the patrons
!. send during the entire session, tn
1T does not mean a few but of all tn
.e patrons, Thoughtful parents ar
re determined to educate their chilli
Ar rem at any sacrifice and cost. :.
III Our first great need is the desi
ut on the part of the patrons to eu
to cate we'll mot half way)thelr chi
rs, rem, end to instil in them a desi
,st for to become educated. Our sc
ond need is for better accommoo
10 tions to secure such results.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

In sickness, if certain hidden nerve
ooes wrong then the organ that TINS
nerve controls will also fail. 1t may De
a stomach nerve, or 1t may nave Slse q,
strength and support to the near ~. u,
kidneys, 1t was DR.. shoop tha III, nis
pointed to this vital truth. Dr. onoep'
Restorative goes directly to these iaiain'
inside nerves The remarkable success
of this prescription demonstrates I'M a
wisdom of treating the actual cause o
these failing organs; and 1t IS lndeeu ca
Nv to prove. A simple 5 or III days ties
will surely tell. Try it once, and SEE
Sold nv the Grow Drug Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
YEGGMEN ROB A BANK.
Financial Institution at Kilgore
Is Burglarized.
GoODLY AMOUNT STOLEN.

i
! Expert cracksmen, Who Dynamite
Vault of Local Bank and Escape
With considess;se Booty.
Kilgore, Tex, Feb. 19.-The vault
door OF the Kilgore State bank was
filed into and the safe blown open.
It was completely demolished. The
adding machine, typewriter and other
articles stored therein were destroy.
ed. There was dull defamation, but
1t awakened number of citizens, who
speedily repaired to the scene. The
work was evidently done by experts.
Cashier Oberthier says the money
taken consists of $3.50 in 500, $40 and
IS bills and $3.50 in silver, making to.
tai of s3,4O0
Bloodhounds from the Rusk peni.
Tertiary was telegraphed for and put
on the trail.
Kilgore, which is twelve miles south
of Longview on the International and
Great Northern railway, is small
town. The stores close early, and as
the burglary did not occur until /
o'clock in the morning the robbers had
ample time to perfect their plans for
the nefarious work.
The robbery occurred at 1 o'clock
Friday morning.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

There will be a manufacturers
department at the National
Feeders and Breeders Show to
be held in Fort Worth March 18th
to 20th, which will be we'll worth
visiii;AE This is q distinct
departure from the policy of
previous years and one which will
meet with the hearty approval of
all those farmers who are interest.
ed in knowing just what the goods
are which are 50 extensively
advertised Not only have the
manufacturers of Fort Worth taken
extensive space in the Coliseum
for exhibiting their goods,
but cor espondence from outside
sources proves that the depart.
ure is creating as widespread
interes. outside the state as
snif aih Use that WHICH cieaases, soo'nes
and heals. Ely's Cream Balm VIII master Il
catarrh or cold in the head easily %nu
njeosantlv. All druggists s''h tao 90 ccn'
PC Fiv Brothers, s. t,ar-an Street,
New York. .,,.,,...-, ;7,., mt
irritate or cause sneeZing. - 're'atis - Ell
over an irritated and al:Sfl So" - Esiio'-
ing Immediately the p:i,:t:. i:,.--:ii- 80 on.
| Ely's Cream Balm cCat;,ii.s no e,'-'-iN''
mercury nor other harmful drugs.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
Pneumonia Follows La Grippe.

Pneumonia often follows la grippe but
never follows the use of Foloy's Honey
and Tar, for la grippe coug his and deeE
seated colds. Refuse any but the gen
uine in the yellow package. The j. +
| Crow Drug Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

Tired mothers, worn out by the peev.
ish. cross baby, have found CascasMe; =
boon and a blessing. Cascaswess, I rs
for babies and children, and espeeiaily
good for the ills SO common in colo asin %ea
ther. Look for the ingredients pri n,t,
IN the bottle; contains no harm1u
drugs, Sold by ] F Crow Drug 10.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
A shaking Up

NAV all be very so far as the trusts are ar
concerned, but notwhen it comes to chills
ond fever and malaria. Quit the gum
inc and take a real cure-Ballard's Her
bine; contains no harmful drugs drugs; and .nr rs
YOU get your money back. Sold by the
Grow Drug Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

solve noticed said Casey,
"thot a CURL, as soon as she gives
up hangin' up her stockin' a,
Christmas. begins bangin up
| mistletoe.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

Illinois board of live stock com
missione,s announces 1T has no
money with which to test suoer-
cular cows
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
Tickling i'm the 4 inroat

,:..,o +;ck1;ro in the throat" Is that what HouDss
~Ju Butt f d hangs son Can't rid Of il Home
sdes don't take hold You need something Syars Cherry
regular medicine doctors 9;e Hsse and soothing
Pseof ih son bshsst ordef Ask Your doctor about
No alcohol I in This cough medicine IGAge. c. e
positively health Then What
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

New Bank For Bartiesville.
Bartlesville, Okla, Feb. pa stats
bank capitalized at 100000 is to be es'
tablished here.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

No man has a right to spend
money on beer and then claim
hot time, are so hard he cannot
nav his grocery and meat bills.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

Ry the time man has learned
ono woman thoroughly his
memory fails him.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

A man is always willing 70
refer to the temptations nj
resisted. but gets mad If he II
reminded of the temptations II
which he succumbed.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

Rock Island road orders sixty
nine all.steel cars and will use
nothing else 10 it's passenger
service,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

warm heart irons out many
a facial wrinkle.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
As to the Sale Prices.

| Simply tnlS: :,
Space is too valuable to 60 in detail
as to prices andstyles of the varVlous
makes.
| You'll find here upright pianos for
500. to $1l5, usually usually sold by
dealers at $225 to $3.50.
You'll find here new standard made
upright pianos for Sl3s to Sl6s,
, (which are regular $500 and $3.50
4 values.
Terms $40 or more down So to
- 81 monthly.
You'll find here new high class up
D right pianos that sell regularly a
$3.50, 1915, to $425, to close out a
SITS, $ls5, to 1925. and up for tn
|. more elaborate cases. 49,.
You'll find the finest OF cabln'
- grand uprights, comprising the bes
and most reliable makes, some OF tn
~ most beautiful carved cases. Had "
-, purchased these at the reguis
~ factory prices, we would have to Sc
~ them at $3.50, $500, $3.50 to $780, b.
~ the discount we secured enables US
,ea close them out at $237. 1858, $2s
no and a little higher for the me
nd extensively cased ones.
;oh Terms, $40 to $25 down, " to !
to monthly, or cash.
,cb Used uplights, comprising Emerse
,oh Chickering, Reed & Son, hamlit
. n;,, and Kingsbury, and other max
some of them only rented sn
time to close out at $45, ITS, s.
ay. and $l95, for almost new Ones
at Piano Players, at Half and Lie
.sa Numerous players comprising
~ hest makes, Angelus, Cecilians
- . other makes, regular $3.50 players
- close out at half and less. See tn
will square Piano' Wv
ments 81, weekly.
Organs at your own pr'Ge
keS. terms-come and get enc
,rld's II you nee a"
g NJ kind, come nd see
.oun and come before the uest ---.a
- are taken, if you can't call, VIII
cker- PM ne ioi o" III =, oman O
lime, ouf s'o,o 49,, during
st all evening uh'i' ~
Some sale.
case w. A. LEYHE PIANO W.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

The difference between a
commitment and hattery If
whether you get it or SOMEBODY
else,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
PURCHASES THE
BARNES MUSIC cos
entire PIANO STOCK
Leyfe Piano Co., of Dallas, Buy Out Barnes Musie
Co.'S Entire Piano Stock at Marshall All Branch
Houses, All Pianos in the Hands of Country
Agents, and all Rental Stock.
AT NEARLY HALF FACTORY COST

An enormous deal but considered the Leyhe Company
account Of high character pinos and the extraordinary
cut prices at which they secured
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

Pluck never rails at the lack OF
luck.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26

w. A. LEYHE PIANO co.
Barnes Music Co. Old Stand
Robert Smith, Manager,
Marshall, Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1909-02-26
To Out of Town Folk.

We will send piano and organs
anywhere, u be paid for on easy
monthly payments, if ..e.ired.
Persons, we are sure, can sG.ru .o
come hundreds of miIes ,, "a I'd
this great SAFE, for it il q GENUINE
MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY
that none should miss if an
instrument is needed now, or if one
will have to be purchased in the
next two years.
Ten Days Free Trial in Your Own
Home.
Come in and select any piano in
our stock. Wen deliver to YOU,
home. place it right in your parlo,
and leave it there 10, days for free
trial. yjthe1 out one penny OF
e1peg "a Resia we give you
mss ok n IS ssesfss + Please you
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Strange Intimations
Concerning the Tariff
ISPATCHES from Washington, evidently inspired and All
thortatve tell the country what proposed be done

ISPATCHES from Washington evidently inspired and au-
horitative tell the country what proposed be done
about the tariff These dispatches are of course
feeler to the condition patients pulse The
obvious criticism that obtrudes popular that
nothing whatever proposed for the good
wstandng might that in this period of high prices and
greatly increased of living people linn
tied incomesand incomes that knd-woud be deeply
appreciated Yet OF the long list of articles that general
consumption apparently the single reduction
be 1t is proposed for instance off the tariff hides There
something to be said tor that proposition it accompanied by
corresponding reduction OF the duty boots shoes The
American shoe manufactures needs protection of He is
able underse the foreign market
manufacturer But the authoritative of tariff
changes nothing all said OF relief from impost and
shoes Nothing is said of reduction of the duty pate which
much into domestic consumption California
manufactured products duty
support of nsolen and oppressive trus which
threaten California producers with retaliation because they have
made modest Nay this threat is backed
ntmation that the steel trust which the nplate
oS the ways and means committee OF the house If that IS true
is certainly pertinent suggestive fact this relation
We told that there will probably be reduction OF the
duty steel 1t should fact wiped out altogether
Carnegie who ought know; declares This industry
protection of and the duty the building
and transportation industries of the country.
Finally there the dsgraceu job proposed
duty OF cents pound coffee For this feeble apology
made the plea that revenue needed and coffee offers
venien and easy If this argument might
accepted but The real motive behind the job that
certain New York financial interests Brazil $7500OOOO
the security OF vast oversupp OF coffee which has accumulated
IN at country and virtually unmareable for lack OF effective
demand The job dump this surplus the United States
there that the duty will be imposed and before
into effect The result would be place this market
something like years supply of coffee paying duty taking
the benefit of the price
bringing any corresponding revenue to the
Convincing evidence Of the truth Of this theory
that duty proposed for which should equally
normal regards They regards
That the why coffee vicious
Job is pressed the country will ring to ocean with the
scandal and the men who back may look for convenient political
graveyard The coffee would bring ANYBODY
cePt the New York financial jobbers