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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
jin(an0.
Set rusfHe Spitem.

Set er flplloIg Beban6li,,g, Oct
iinife 6oIf bar peret u6iot for fiber
1890'erne. S 1909 blep Sinlono
forenet nteo @usIan6, men iom ct
ielpitpren6e 2on6 efter aejier slley>
an6er I.s bsittoelige @rflari1ng, et
2ano mes en- ie1nitnn6ig Gorfatnins
og 6orbaltning. 9un l1oenriespoli-
tirc,1 if1lbe leoes fra ct. &eters=
borg. 9ejieren u0tolte, at oct finffc
Golf Dor uopfaeet / Nationernes
Mpffe".
Mllc fe(gc,1be rusiiife $erffere bar
peb 9broniftftet befr9ftet ben finlfe
Torfatnine; met iii er ber at &egie.
rtngen forela9t 0un1aen ct 2opfor.
Iag, SET ,ne6 en- fammelig 9rolss.
be6 8irfeligbeben gibr Gnbe poa
Ginlan6s 100-aarige Selnftpre, %
Gori1aget bar poa 0orbaono 6lertal
| 9umaen % / @tgsroabet.
gn @nffe al guropas ferite a,..
toriteter paa 6olferettens 0,nroa6e
bor nplie fra 2on6on 11oiet1ot en- gr.
flnring til Goroel ior Ginlonos Fl,
itoriife Set. Stolppin bar ,neo
ipiosfin6ig 8egrun6elie fsat at al.
frefte 6enne ongtige l1btolelie. Set
beb6er iaaleocs, at 4leyanber /. lite
paa 2anobagen / 8orga bar futtet
noeen 0pernsfon,it meb set finite
6olt angoaenoe 6inlanos fremti6iee
polttiife Gorfatntne. 2sftet ONT pi6t.
gaaenoef efettigbeoer bar en- imsoefonl.
menbe % bsimo6tg nnonarftlf Mh.
S,1ternationale Sorpltgtelier angao'
enbe 6inlonos @ettigbeber oe Gorret.
nigbeoer bar Der life Gale onl.- De1
efsiiterer i1gen Mft, Ser opb6iel
6inldn6 til @tot eIler taller ON Eli.
peiebringelien al Ell inrlig statsret.
6inlonbs Mutonomi er boieret pao
ben rusfiife Stats,naets gooe 8ilie.
Sen finite 2opgipnings Spergreb fra
Set Iofule til set alminbelige flats.
lige Omraa6e bpiler poa tilf9lbige
Ghinn11inoer i Qondibni111ena
l.Ymfsts.
Derefter beooer set, at Ginlano
fun bor iamme Selpitpreret io,n e.,
Hrobins, ia,nt at / allie n6 e
Inffen6e finite 81 Mi 9.
g ser er Sen fini t 6
8 a II 5 5 q gs l1btalel e
af roao ginenbe Rara a t,
ter.
Open paa bette fplger ,logle ipigc'
ful6e Goriifringer onl, at man It'll
tiliigter 90elaggelien al 6inlonos
| inore Mutonomi eller en- Genotiona
ltlering af Sinnerne, lige iaa lio'
font 6orloget RUNNER Mnilog moi
oeres &ultur.
8ortfortolf11ingen al Ginlanbs be
iporne @ettigbe6er tier efter ialnm'
5piten ion1 &reusiernes @ortfor
tolfning of &aragraf 5 | 6reostraf
taten meo 9anmarf ON Sgnoeripl
lambs Mfitaaelie.
Soriaget benptiteS til ct uopali
paa 21 Meolemmer. sSsrno6 Gorllo
get 1te1nte set fonitituttonelt- t-6emofra
tilfe &arti, @fubameoanerne, &olaf
ferne, Nrbeioerpartiet og Socialoe
nnofraterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
store Msrnbs Munbbelo.

,GrefoIo bebpbnet er Ben Mon0
ion, i lin @trio bar Ret. " 9bafe.
ipeare.
.Dg firefolo, bois bar toor @lo.
get fgrit og unbragt ret. sS5oi6
Billings.
gepabnet n,eo en- Slate of 8ar-
ner'g mbite @ine Of Gar er set lei
Of gibe Dgo gositdbet til ben fsrite SO,
retorrt af en 6orfsIelfe, eller str1.
Be. elIer 2uneeing BON,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
5reasopolte( eQer prd:
(i0enl.
Gfs-@refbent 8ooieoelts 6ren'tio.

@ofier er MI fulot spine, oe efter
oen 8egpnbelie Sen bar bopt / Sta
lien og 9itrig-l1ngorn bill ocn bripe
ct ianot 9riumftog, Der bill faitc
@lans life Blot oper 8ooiepelt ielp,
mett ogiaa, og nopnltg, Til piie, bpil-
fe, fren,ragenoe Ylabs De Gorenebc
stoter er ,,ooet frem til oen inter-
notionole u8er6e,1sfoneert" Sen
Maabe, bporpoa @ooiebelt boores,
oiier at bo,l ifje,,t of Mabn fun CIT
.olnmnoelie amerifa,,ff Borger, gu.
ropa onfes for lin 9eations fsrfte
Ma,,b, af bpen oct pentes, at bans
Sss,1bflp6elle etronu engang oil font.
me til at gjere lie oial6ettoe I @er=
bersuopifItngen. 0perdlt bliper ban
,nobtoget meb 6e }a1nme sEresbepis=
ntnger iom Ell fongeltg @init, og on:
@etpontnge1 al be aonferencer ban
bar Dabt og bil fao meo Sc forlfiels
(ige 5totsoperbopeoer og leoenhe
Stotsnn11o ogDtplomater ffriper 6e1
curopnife @resle lunee og opbiin6i-
&c Afbanolinger. 8eisget bor belt
igjennem Brnget af at betrogtes ion.
en- Ger6e,1shegipenbeb.
6or nogle Tiger iioen onta1te ri,
at Der Der / 2anoet bapbe bapet Jig
@piter for, at &ooiepelts sSrcnltibs=
opgope buroe bore ct slrbeibe for
6renme al 8er6ensfreben, for at
bringe Melrligbe6en af 4rig ,nellem
9eationerne 116 af Ger0en. Otter
bbao Ser Sen ii6ite l1ges Sis fore
ligger fra europa ongaaes man og=
iao Ser lneb Sen lantme Sanfe. Mapn<
Zig ct SEN fremfomunet meb al pnifc=
Zig Spoeligbe6 / telegrafiife Mfe6.
oelelie UNDER @ooiepelts Opbolo !
@ie,1 og 8u6a=Yeit, @ope6ite6erne
/ ,9itrige og l1ngarn. S Ell laugpa<
rig alu6iens bos @ejier Tron5 So
iepb af 9ftrige-l1ngar1 % @reue
slerentbal af @fs-8reiioent @ooie-
belt bar Sonfen ONT international
8erbensfre6 pnret @jenitanb for 8e-
ban6ling. &ooiepelt bar fremiat fine
Mnifuelier ON 0enne Gag ,neo oen
itgrite @larbe0; og set ialnme
bar beret 5ilfel6et unoer bans
Sammenfomlter me6 4ongen al SsSta-
lien, ltgeiom ban agter at frenrfomme
meo Sen be6 Mgoerne meo Granf-
RIGGS &rRii6ent, Jallieres, Song
gomar6 af gnglano og @eiier @il-
Eel af Spiflano. geapnlig iiges &oo=
iepelts i1btalelier at babe gjort ct
bpbt Ssy16trpf paa &eiier Grant5 SO,
|iepb og Sen sitrtgife statsmanb
slerentbal og bans Sren1leggelie al
&laner for @erbensfre6en at bore
taget UNDER oen a1porligite Oberpei-
elie al 6ent, og set pentes meb Sit
ferbe0, at Sen famine Sag ptl faa sen
itgrite 8etp6ning 8aris> 2onoon oa
Berlin, iaaleoes at Sen nGlte Sonic.
renee ON 8eroensfreoen / Saag bill
faa fit beitentte &rpg af De Nnifuel-
ier, lom @ooiepelt bar giort fig til
9alsmono for aln6er bans europa
rejie.
sEsil 8el1ner / @ien bar &poiepelt
|l1btalt, at bpis set funbe lpffcs banl
| ]at tiIpeiebringe en- international
0perensfonit, Ser praftiif 1lntu1ig.
gjor6e 8rig meIlen oe itore Natio=
liner, biloe ba1 betragte bette Jon,
|4ronelt for fin psgiernirg o.
Der e ingen aDipl ON, at De 1eoe1lo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
{ a n 0inapiif Iutberif
90 e nj g beb / 8uenoss
81 b I e 8

gla0et u@po og g9oro" / guenos
Mpres lneooeler, at Baitor Gnger,
iom er at 6anif % 1torf @lagt, 1l0-
oan,et peo ibenife % oanffe @foler
i Sc 6orene6e @tater, % meo tbeo-
logiif l1ooannelie fra 8reiteifolen i
atcbilon q 4nias) bar inbifibet fig
i Rem Oorf for at reiie til 8uenos
apres, bbor ban bill obertage 8ralte-
birfiombeoen ! ben ifdn6inobiffe gee-.
snigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
8ilIebbugger So + ann $
@eIert q em Oorf

Bil1e6bugser S. bonne $
@eIe>rt 81 em Oorf
far facet ooeroraget l1oarbeioel-
fen al en- Statue 2ege'nsiterrelie al
Minneioto Nioneeren 9berit Sobn s.
@tepens, en- 'af @runol9ggerne al
Mtnneapolts og Ben ferife bpioe
Manb, ser bpgge6e ct &iem oell
8p. l16arbei6elien ifer efter EN- @o-
sci, iom Sen noriffg6te 8ille6bugger
ss5afob Giel6e, ser 6g6e / Minneapor
lis 1896, efterIoo Jig. Sberit @te<
bens' Dotter og Datter6atter, oer
begge boer / Minneapolis, bar affiebt
ben af6goe @unitners gnfe Mooellen
for en- meget betp6elig Gum og bar
MI oberoro9et @elert at ful6f6re 6e1,
6tatnen bill blibe opltillet / en- at
Minneapolis 8arfer, antagelig en-
belt nD Harf, ser bill faa Mabn efter
Sen ganle 8ioneer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

9anif afleler 9anif
SEQ set Slutningen al iibite
Moaneo afbolbte Marsmeoe for SDb
3ufota GairDmens anb 8rtter.
mafers slsiociation / @atertotps
polgtes stoteas uGairp grpert" q
9. 9fpger al 8roofin9s til Gorenin
gems SefretGr oe 8osierer iiteoet for
Gilbert slnberien, @ooniocfet, ttoli
gerc' Sobo, ser en- Morr9tfe bor
beflrot oenne Roit. 8egee er Dan'
ife. Otter 8alget blen ser enitemn,i{
pebto9et en- Qaf til Der. Mnberic'
for bans utrettelige Mrbcibc Or
ganiiotionens 9ieneite.
@repe MoItfe til 81 e +.
9nn,narfs @elanot / @aibington
@rebc 6. Moltfe, reiite iflg. ben 6an.
jfe @egicrings Srbre 8. 81. bs. til
Merico / en- ierlig Misiion til ben
mcrtfanife &egiering for at unber.
tegne Ell @onoestraftot mellem San.
mart og be Goreneoe Stoter of Mer.
ico. @eianoten bibeboloer un6er ben.
tie 8eiie 2ebeIien af @eianbffabet.
iooleoes at &orre{ponoonce til bette
iom ie6banlig bill funne ienoes til
@aibineton. Sans &ie,nfomit bertil
pil ontoQelig finoe Gte6 beo Mi6ten
al Wai Mooneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
9onife % + nj II t r
TENS tnreIi
1abrifeier 9eiels Rou l.
fen.

s a b ri fe ler Ni 8 4s OH l.
fen,
Snoeboper al Tsoitinfabrifen Sec.
Ia" @e,p gorf, ifienfebe JONI ti6'
Iieere omtalt fornprfo 100000 til
M,nerifonif< <Sfanoinapaf @elffab I'll
ct fsonb for l1bbefslineen of BrofeS>
Iorer og Stuoerter mellem glmerifa
oe be ffonbinapiife 2on6e. @elfabet
tnite6e 6en Mnleonine at gibe ct,
Banfet til 9gre for ST. 1oulIea,
men 6enne froba6 Jig bette. aomi.
teen befternte 90, at SET fful6e moles
ct Yortret / 2egemsitbrrelie al bam,
og ben oonffe @unitn,aler Gbomas
senfen / Meip gorf, en- mangeaarig
Sen al &r. Boulien, er MI ieang n1eo
bette 4rbejbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
Set bonif=o merifonite
g t R pne paa OH es
rnt7 6aiIfnIe

~ u p j
BibIiotbefor S. @briftinn 8ap. I
Gbicaeo bill blipe en- al 9alerne peo
6ommeritennet pao 0llerup &siifor
k. sSfslee @siifoleblaoet" bor ban
to @mner: Sc amerifonIfe Golfe-
bibliotbefers &ielp til Selpopbragel-
fe, ftsttet til 100 2psbilleber, og:
Mmeritas biitoriffe &ultur Golfelip
Ga &l,nit. @nbnu bibes set 6og iffc,
ON Ser bliper Hla6s for mere eno
ct al oisie Gorebrog. &altor q. @el=
,peg bill UNDER Stepnets ltbflugt til
3aalinge boloe ct Gore0rag / 8rej-
hinge Strife ON 9rg6rene Sfop-
eaor6s firfelige @unlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

Ganife Seit 3 / n e g
/ q elp Oorf.
S 9eelp Dorf er Ser ifelge en foc,
nplig optoeen Statiitif life ntnore
enc 1000 bonife &eltinoianere, 9ee-
gre. Sc bar 6 lerlige 6oreninges.
9anife % nj o II t / +
TENS 5tpr
&relibent slntbon 9enrif 2uno.
Scr er oanif al 5solel, bar tioligere
bcfIeot Gmbebet ion1 an6e,, &aaogi'
Der 4irtens ferlte ASreii6entitab.
Gornplie er ferite @aab9iper Nreii'
bent Sobn 81. @inoer ofgoaet peo
1soen, oe &reIioent 2rno er palgt
til at in6taee bans 8la6s, Den neit-
bsjeite @ti1Iine i Mormoniar1funbet.
2uno er tillige airfens &iltorieffri.
Der % General l<&egiItrar, og sl1l-
bretp sSenien en- al Sc asiiftererbe ST.
ieffrinere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
1lannt Tatt1antwn1.

Ganife Sci banere 9onif ofIeier 9anit
i Mem Oorf. SEQ set / Sutningcn al lo
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Special Train Service May path

To the big celebration at Can
yon City for the coming event,
the laying of the corner stone of
the West Texas State Normal,
which will be under the auspices
of the Masonic lodge.
1t is now expected by the
Santa Fe Railroad Company to
start special train from Lu b.
book at ) O'clock in the morning,
to arrive in Canyon about 10
O'Clock a. N. and to leave ) o'clock
p. IN. The Clovis regular and
the Amarillo regulars expected
to arrive at 10 a. N. and in fact
it is the intention of all trains to
arrive in Canyon about 10 a. m.
and depart from Canyon about
) p. m. which will give all who
come, an opportunity to reach
home in a reasonable hour. In
our next issue we will endeavor
to give the scheduele.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
HE TOOK THE CAKE.
A Story Of William Black. the Novel
ist. and Mary Anderson.

One time when Mary Anderson was
playing In THE Winters Tale" In
Dublin, William Black, the novelist,
who was very intimate with Miss An
derson and her family, insisted upon
assuming the part of one Of the supers.
who was dressed as a very old man
with a venerable beard and locks that
fell upon his shoulders. When Black
went upon the stage in this disguise
he walked about among his fellow
supers with unceasing restlessness
aud. judging by the wild motions of his
arms. seemed to be addressing 10 each
in turn an impassioned harangue. The
audience began to wonder who the
new actor was and what on earth he
was doing in lay in which neither
Shakespeare nor the stage managers
ever intended him to appear.
Presently came the time when ii
was the business Of Perdita to distrib.
ute flowers among the peasants, among
whom Black had his place. Miss An
derson, carrying on the practical Jokes
Of the family circle, had prepared a
surprise for this moment, and, having
distributed flowers among the less ia
vored supers, she handed to Black
large cake crowned with a wreath OF
laurel, saying as she did so, "You take
it," in allusion to his triumphs in the
contest Of wits at the supper table.
To her CONSERVATION. Black showed
that he was quite prepared to carry
out the jest, for. taking the cake from
the hands 4 Perdita, he Immediately
distributed it in substantial portions TO
his hungry fellow suppers, who, find
ing it to be of excellent quality, be-
gan to MUNICH It greedily under the
eyes OF the house.-Exchange
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
EIephants' Love For Finery.

Strange as it may seem. the elephant
is passionately fond of fnery and de
lights TO see himself decked out with
gorgeous trapplngs. The native princes
OF India are very particular in choOs-
ing their state elephants and will give
fabulous sums for an animal that ex-
actly meets the somewhat fanciful
standards they have erected. For these
they have made cloths Of silk so heavi-
ly embroidered with gold that two men
are hardly able to lift Pearson's
Weekly.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Orchard and Garden

Here's to the month Of May,
The freezer Of the buds,
The spoiler Of the peach crop,
The maker Of the foods.
Do not plant big blocks of any
one variety of fruit Mixed
paintings of different kinds help
the trees to fertilize each others
blossoms. Remember that the
blossoms of some varieties are
more or less self.sterile.
A careful orchardist will see
that any tree which has been in
sured reveives prompt attention.
Wounds made by careless cult,
vators should be covered with
grating wax or COW manure
and bound at once until the scar
is healed.
Whatever you do, do not pile
wood ashes over or close around
the body of the plant. That
would be almost sure to kill it.
The best way is to SOW the ashes
before the plants are set and
harrow them into the soil. How
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06

sociations and gatherings OF
Agriculturists. 1t will be said
that it is by no means the ex-
elusive mission of the college to
furnish instruction to six or
eight hundred students who ma
circulate in the institution. In
it's constituency embraces, IN
addition to the student body,
twenty five thousand men actual
ly engaged in industry; and as
much wider constituency than
this is reached through the
press, the correspondence and
the lectures.
The law requires the Presi-
dent to see that every student
takes an industrial course; care
is taken, however, not to omit
the more general forms OF
knowledge which are essential
to a liberal education. Only by
having strong foundation in the
field of general science and liter
ature can man be turned out
with adequate preparation to
take their proper places as di-
rectors in industrial advance
ment.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
The A. e. NJ. College of Texas

The A. & NJ. College of Texas
was established for the purpose
of furnishing an opportunity to
the young men of Texas to quail
fy themselves to do expert work
in all industrial pursuits and
professions to furnish informa-
ton of a scientific and practical
character to the people of the
State engaged in farming, in
horticulture, in dairying, and in
stock raising, and in every pos
sible way to advance all indus.
rial interests of the state. To
meet the urgent demand for men
of industrial skill, the work of
the College has been so planned
as to train men in the Scienti-
tic principals of agricultural,
horticultural, cattle raising and
related pursuits, and in chemical
civil, electrical, mechanical and
textile engineering, drawing and
architecture. AS rapidly as the
funds of the College will allow,
provisions will be made for eX-
pert industrial work in all other
directions.
The work in the College in be
half of those actually engaged in
industrial pursuits is carried on
through the experiment stations
including the main station, es-
tablished at College Station, and
the two Sub-stations at Beeville
and Troupe, through the depart
ments of Agriculture. Animal
Hus bandry, Chemistry and Min.
eralogy, Entomology, Horticul-
ture and Veterinary science.
The State Chemist does a large
amount of fertilizer, water and
mineral Analysing for individuals
through out the State. Through
the experiment station informa-
tons is furnished to farmers
and others, in the form of
bulletins and though press
notices and correspondence. At
present there are $4,000 farmers
whose names appear on the reg
ular mailing list of the expert
ment station. As opportunity
permits, the members of the
stations and agricultural stats
visit different sections of the
State for the purpose of giving
institute lectures to various as
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Force Of Habit.

Il understand that all star cast was
rather languid."
Yes; they played poorly for stars.
Even the life they put into the mob
scene was accidental and came about
merely through each Of them trying
to grab the center of the stage."-Phil-
adelphia Bulletin.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06

On Tuesday of this week at
Washington D, c. was a fore
gathering, as is their custom, to
Renaissance over that eventful
sunday May 3rd twelve years
ago, when they stole into Manila
Bay and sank the navy. Geo
Dewey and other mem bers of
the Manila Bay Society met.
Since their last meeting four of
their number had died,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Special Offer

As basis for CLUBBING rates
Jointly with the News. for a short
time we will send the Semi
weekly Farm News. eight months
and the Randall County News,
one year for the small sum of
$50. Send in your subscrip-
tons.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce the
following persons as candidates for
the respective Offices, subject to the
action of the voters at the Democratic
Primary 10 be held on July BIRD. 1910.
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HENRY :. BISHOP
F'OR REPRESENTATIVE.
J. G.. HUNT.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
W D. SCOTT.
FOR SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR,
r. H. SANFORD.
J. T. SERVICE
WORTH A. JENNINGS,
For COUNTY AND DISTRICT CLERK,
NJ P GARNER.
For COUNTY ATTORNEY,
W. J. FLESHER.
For COUNTY TREASURER,
p. Il. YOUNG.
For TAX Assessor,
c. C. FOSTER.
T. V. SLACK.
WRIT rACE
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character.
tanding or reputation OF any person, firm or
corporation which may appear in the columns
Of The News viii be gladly corrected upon It's
being brought to the attention Of the publisher
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06

W. W. Allison says he is mot
for Poindexter for governor.
Now is the time to purchase
your sun mer hat at the Leader.
Dr.. H. c. Duncan of of Okla
homa City, was in Canyon, We'd
nesday.
Bert Baud of Plainview was a
short time visitor in Canyon,
Tuesday.
A. S. Kerr of Tulia, Texas was
a business caller in Canyon,
Wednesday,
Mrs. Emma Kerr of Tulia, was
a short time visitor in Canyon,
Wednesday.
C. D. Lovelace of Plainview,
Texas, was a business caller
Monday in Canyon.
The Commissioners court of
Randall county will convene in
regular session next week.
E. b. Smith of FIT. Worth,
has been visiting at the home of
j. W. Armstrong few days.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06
Retail Concern Of Thompson Hardware Co.

step into the ware house of this,
one of Canyons progressive
business firms, and to state it
mildly. he was agreeably sur
prised, at the amount of floor
space that this firm was occnpy-
ing, after looking around, the
reporter commenced to make
some calculations, and found
that this progressive firm was
occupying and using y, POO feet
of floor space beside utilizing
tempory platforms and wall
space to house their immense
stock. The stock of goods seen
comprises many lines which can
be found TO be in daily use by
its many customers, and the
best to be found in its respec'
tive lines, goods that have merit,
and are staple.
The reporter also learned that
it was the policy of the firm to
to purchase everything in large
quantities. thereby insuring at
all times the bottom prices, also
The lowest minimum freight rate
obtainable on what is known as
commodity rate, this wise bust
ness sagacity on the part of the
firm, is to be able to furnish
to their many customers at all
times the lowest prices on any
of their needed wants, thus saw
ing to the consumer many hun
dreds of dollars annually, in
both, over the small lot purchas
er and the local freight rate
shipper, these are some of the
facts that should be considered,
and appreciated by all consum-
ers of goods in this firms line.
Some of the stock of goods as
seen by the News man might be
mentioned. a well selected stock
of agricultural implements in
Guiding some of the old estab-
lished makes as p. Il O. line of
of pIows. cultivators, discs and
repairs for the same. Then
there is the Old Reliable Eclipse
windmills that has stood the
test for years, you can see
wheels from ; ID to l6 it. sizes,
and all necessary repairs for the
same, added to this, is the full
stock of well casining, pumps,
and galvanized pipe for the same
including rods and all needed
connections, etc. Then there is
a full line of plum bing, including
porcelin lined bath tubs, closets
and lavatories, in fact everything
pertaining to a modern bath
room.
In the matter of wagons, can
be seen lumber, farm, truck and
spring wagons, some fine carrl-
ages and other vehicals. We
also discovered in full operation
a galvanized iron tank manu-
factoring plant making water
tanks, and prepared to make
them in all sizes, also facilities
for making galvanized iron els
terms. We saw that this firm
had all the necessary equipment
to make first class harness, sad.
dies and of the later our atten-
ton was 10 a hand made saddle,
and it was a beaut too, worth
5000. The greatest of all is
the stock that is on display in
the main store room, and which
is divided into departments, each
complete in itself. The stock
consists principally of heavy
shelf and builders hardware,
mechanical tools, hoes, and gard
ners tools, oil, gasoline, wood
and coal stoves and ranges,
glassware and granite
ware. blankets and robes. This
firm is also prepared on short
notice to furnish to their many
customers anything needed and
1ot kept regularly in stock, and
= mould ha ,taIl m coll t1npn
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-06

L. McLennan. deputy feed in
spector of College Station, Texas
was a short time business Wis
itor in Canyon, Wednesday