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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
DEATHS

BAKER-In this city. December 13 1910, Julie
Giesenkerchen Baker. beloved mother OF 10
seph Carrie E.. Isabel and Matte Baker; S MrS AT
A. D. scroggy and the late Albert ana A1
gustus Baker. a native of Cologne Germany
aged SO years and % days
The funeral will be held today friday,
at O'Clock p. m, from her late resluence'
81 Fair Oaks street. Interment private
BEAN-In this city, December Is, 1910 Joseph
". Bean. beloved husband of Mary r. bean'
and loving father Of Ernest G. and Heston d :;
Bean, a native Of London. England ageu ~
years months and days.
BUCHNER-In this city. December 10: 1910;
Bernice Buchner. dearly beloved daughter or
Albert and Nettie Buchner. and sister of the
late Raymond A. Buchner native Of San
Francisco, Cal, aged 13 days.
BURK-Tn San Jose. Cal. December Is, 1910.
Frank n. Burke, beloved husband Of Mary A
Burke. and OF the late Dr.. Martin J.
Burke. native Of Milwaukee, Wis, aged 81
years and months.
Funeral and interment private
CARROLL this city, December Is. 1910,
Harold D.. beloved son Of David and the late
Thomascina Carroll and loving brother OF
Viola and Chester Carroll. and loving nephew
of Mrs. ]. Hennessey. Mrs. W. H. Wilson,
Mrs. ]. H. OKeefe and Mrs. d. Kirby of
Menlo Park, native Of San Francisco aged
IA years.
Remains at the residence OF his parents.
1014 Florida street between Twenty-secoud
and Twenty third Notice of funeral hereafter.
CRAwFoRD-In this city. December 13. 1910.
Sarah Crawford. sister of Mrs. J.. Duane, and
cousin of Mrs. Thomas tombstone and Thomas
Sheridan, native of Framingham, Mass, aged
81 years. A member of Loyal circle No. 179.
c. o. F., and Golden Gate circle No. IL.
q. A. o. d.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral today (FHday),
December 16 at 9 O'Clock a. NJ, from the
funeral parlors Of Green Ryan & DonohOe,
northeast corner Of Sixteenth and Guerrero
streets. thence to st. Johns church, where a
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose Of her soul. commencing at $50 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
DIX-In this city, December 10. 1910. Mary c..
beloved wife OF the late Caspar DIX and low
ing mother Of Mrs. E. Davis and Mrs. Mabel
l.. Hatman and Frank c. Dix, native Of
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regularly used for from two to six months
Try it, and If it gives relief you can rest as, s
sured that it will be most effective as cure ID
your case, as IL has in many others:
Oil Eucalyptus. l dram; Terebene, dram, rs
sence MenthoLaxene 2h ozS S Gayctslne tsr tea
spoonful every hour or two during attacks, anu
doses daily at other times.
Ella:-Your distress is due to complication
Of ills due in a great measure to poor circula
tion which affects the delicate organs OK your
sex, causing the usual abnormal symptoms @ OF
pain, gripping headache, and soreness IN the
chest and under the shoulder blades. Your
weight is 20 pounds below normal and your
blood is in poor condition. Have this preserip-
tion filled. and use regularly for several months;
yirburnum Prunifolum, l oz.; Tincture Cndo-
meme Comp o. Comp syrup e,, eapy three
hours during the day, followed by glass oil
water.
take as per directions accompanying seaieu
package.
Harry L:-Your questions and symptoms have
been answered and explained several times mere
tofore in these columns. but as they may nave
escaped your attention l will repeat my advice,
as l have for many others The sores on your
hands and arms if accompanied by itching, is a
form of eczema. Wash with warm water ana
CASTLE SOAP rinse and while the SKIN Is wet
apply small portion OF plain nellow M Mi1yo,, tnen
rinse or and dry thoroughly. Inen apply tne
following ointment:
drains; White vaseline, ozs. Mix This treat.
ment with Minyol may smart and sting, but II
is necessary TO destroy the germs ATTACKING tue
skin Internal treatment for the blood, liver
and bowels is necessary, and you should nave
prescription given Catherine filed, and use
per directions TO her.
Hard Worker:-The trouble with your feet
will require a long course Of treatment to cor
rect, but by patience and persistency the rollow-
ing treatment will do 1t. This also, VIII re
lieve and cure tired aching. sweaty and cal
loused feet. as 1t is local tonic and stimnlant
TO the muscles, ligaments and cells To gallon
OF hpt water add teaspoonful of Vilane Pow
der and teaspoonful of alum. Immerse the feet
10 TO 20 minutes each night. Then bathe the
feet in cold water and dry.
Catherine - Your acute Indigestion, accompa-
MED by constipation. has brought on rheuma.
tism,. through mal-assimilation or a constant alb
sorption of poisons which should have been
eliminated You must first regulate your diet:
Discontinue coffee and tea. Omit meat almost
entirely; also starches. such fresh bread, pas
try and potatoes. except baked Always eat less
than your appetite Graves. For the indigestion.
take Tablets Triopeptine; pink after breakfast.
white after dinner, blue after supper Also
take \ to ] teaspoonful Of the following to cor,
rect liver and bowels: Fl. Ext. Mandrake, 3
drams; Aromatic Fl. Cascara. o.; Comp. Es.
sence Cardiol. o.; Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb, 4
ozs Mix. three or four doses daily. After
three weeks alternate and take the following as
a powerful tonic to improve the circulation:
Conn Syrup Hypophosphites, ozsi Tincture
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ACTION MAY BLOCK
"DODIE" VALENCIA
Miles T. Baird Assigns Interest
in Brothers Estate to
His Mother

Miles T. Baird filed with the county
clerk yesterday notice that he has as
signed all, his interest in the estate OF
his brother, David ]. Baird, deceased,
to Veronica c. Baird. his mother, as
security for money advanced. David j.
Baird left an estate worth about $780,
O00 of which a fifth went to his brother
Miles. "Dodie" Valencia claims 20 pc
the widow of David j. Baird, and is
suing for the estate in behalf of her
infant, child, David ]. Baird Jr. The
assignment of David Baird's interests
in the estate to his mother is supposed
to be a move in the fight to checkmate
"Dodie' .
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Notable Deaths

7. p TAYLoR-seattle, Dec. 15.-Isaac T
TAYLOR. wealthy real estate dealer, o ale9
suddenly today at his home OF digntherla, agTn 1gs
20 years He was unmarried. The oooy VIII WI,
he Skinned to West Chester, Pa. for burial II IN
a plot granted to the Taylor family Dy WI
liam Penn.
JOEL COOK, CONGRESSMAN - Phiiadeipnila, ma.
Dec 15s-Congressman Joel Cook OF this city
died today. Cook was stricken with apopieAy
In washington Saturday and, falling 70 SHOW snom
any Improvement he was moved 10 LIS noiue
here He was 6S years old.
MAJOR JouN HANsoN-Atlanta Ca, Dec. 10.
Major John f. Hanson, president OF the zen.
trai of Georgia railroad. and one OF ihe e pese
known railroad officials in the south, uleu Neie
this morning of heart failure.
ALEXANDER DAYMoND ACToR-Boston. Dec
15.-The death Of Alexander Daymond an oio
time actor at his home In Jamaica Plalns, Il
announced Daymond who used the stage
nane Of sidney Alexander was a member OF
Edwin Booths company, and supported Kate
Claxton in 1.-THE Two Orphans"
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HIGH MARKINGS REWARDED
WITH BEAUTIFUL MEDALS

Yesterday happy day for large number of pupils in the
graduating
which they sheepskn certifying
school duties and proficiency their studies In each
b the presence parents admitting
Bridge
medal Spring Valley
r. Frink
exemplary during the
The special Horace Mann Hamilton
exhibits the handwerk of pupils manual training and
nd brass of the mission style.
There exercises In each school consisting Of class
retation sketches by the pupils
of the school
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WOMAN SENT TO JAIL
FOR SMOKING CIGAR
Flask of Whisky Under Her Arm
When Arrested

The big black cigar which Ellen
Nooks was putting when arrested
Wednesday night in Haight street cost
her 1914 cents, so she testified.
II don't like to raise the price of
necessary luxuries," said Judge Short
all in the police court yesterday when
Ellen came up for trial, but that cigar
will cost you $50. or 80 days"
Ellen chose the 80 days.
When arrested by Policeman Seaman
she had a flask of whisky under her
arm and was smoking.
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BIRTHS

BRCNswIG-In this city December r. lslO'
to the wife of j. o. L. Brunswig dauen'e'' T.
BIJcHNER-In this city. December 2. 1910. TO
the wife of Albert Buehner tformerp Ne''ie
FoRMAN-In this city, TO the wife Of n For
man. a daughter.
HEARFIEID-In San Rafael. Cal. December
a. 1910, to the wife of D. Hearheld, SON.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by maii
will not be inserted. They must be manned ID a.
either Of the publication offices ana De lnootseu
with the name and residence OF persons au'Noi-
lied to have the same published. Notices re
stricted simply to the announcement Oh tne e'en'
are published once in this column free OF enaIse.
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The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. THEODORE BECK

The questions below general in char
acter; symptoms diseases given and the
answers will apply to any of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free, address Dr.
Theodore Beck, College Bldg, College Ellwood sts
Dayton, Ohio enclosing self addressed. stamped
lope for reply Full name and address must be given
answers The prescriptions be filled at well
stocked drug store Any druggist order of whole
saler.
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MARRIAGES

GARDEN-JONES-In this city, November O.
1910 BY the Rev Father Stokes. Mission 10
lores church. Alexander John Garden OF san san
Leandro Cal, and Maude Bell Jones OF South
San Francisco.
WEsT-BAEDECKER-In this city December
TO- 1910 by Rev. f. P. bennett, Harvey A
West and Mary e. Baedecker. both of Bakers
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CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Alameda, Dec; To-
The Unitarian club has elected the following
officers to serve for year, President Ut
d'Evelvn; secretary-treasurer. Brainard c.
Brown. The foregoing, with the following.
will compose the executive committee OF tn, Ine
club: F. W. G. Moebus Alfred Latham VIII
C. Wood, I. Ehrenberg, Arthur f. Agaro aho
l.. W. Loyey.
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Chronic: Asthma
has been conquered by
careful regard to diet.
exercise and general
health when the fol-
lowing treatment has
been persistently and
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Many PUPILS SAY
GOODBYE TO STUDY
Graduation Exercises Are Gem
eraI Throughout San Franz
cisco Schools
Manual Training and Domestic
Science Glasses Exhibit
HandiwOrk

In many OF the schools Of the city
yesterday graduation exercises were
held. Unusual proficiency in studies
and exemplary attention found their
reward IN medals. or which a number
svere distributed
Al the Horace Mann school Richard
D. EaulkneT, principal. the graduates
from the classes Of Louise r. Hatch
and Mrs J.. B. Iredale were:
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SPRING VALLEY

NJ. E. Keating principal and Miss A. C.
Gregg class teacher, the graduates
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George Harrington Emile Alb,
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR
MEDALIsTS
JEAN PARKER

The Jean Parker school, Mrs. C. R.
Pechin principal and Nelly Haswell
class teacher, graduated the following:
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EVERETT SCHOOL

The graduating class of the Everett
school, Selden Sturges principal, is:
Marian Archer Laura Sigel
Blanche Arnold Adele Turner
Bertha Ast Thersa Watson
Hazel Bullerdieck Meta WisDom
Olivetta Darr Boyd Mervyn
May Davis Walter Burke
Frances Martini Elmo Campen
Alma Eggers Allen Herman
Susie Grant Marcel Hermann
Helen Haliowel Harold Hooke
Gertrude Mclaughlin Gnstaye Jacobsen
Leah Musin Bertram Jensen
Edna Nichols Walter Larsen
Olive Sichel Milton Walters
The program had as specialists:
Berlie Ast, Meta wisnom oIivette Darr. Edna
Nichols. Adele Turner. Hazel Bullerdieck Allen
Herman, Harold Hooke, Alma Eggers, Marian
Archer. Frances de Martini and Walter Burke.
MISSION GRAMMAR
At the Mission grammar school, Miss
Kate II. Crowley principal and Miss
jeanette Hillman class teacher the
following graduated:
Frances weissbaum Emma Hellberg
Lillian Mack Blanche Meyers
Irving AicHenry Irene HanIan
Abe Landau Hazel McWhrter
Walter Gloisfein Raymond Mahoney
Roland Hotaling Arthur Fof
Louise Thomas Gladys Strader
Avehne Baer Norton Poznauski
Esther Carlson Stephane piontkowski
Willie Doyle Hazel Eiben
HONORARY
Herminia Smith lotto Schmidt
Ruth Anderson Violet Rovle
raymond Rowe Bernard Mcdonald
Eiert Lundegard
MEDALIsrs
Raymond Rowe Herminia Smith
The individual features of the pro-
gram were:
Boyle
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1fAMiLTON GRAMMAR

Following are the graduates from the
Hamilton grammar school, A. E. Kel-
1ogg. principal, and Misses E. Z. Hau-
self and Ida B. French, class teachers:
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COMMERCIAL HIGH

The graduating exercises Of the San
Francisco Commercial high school, for
merly the Newton J. Thorp, Colonel
Charles H. Murphy, principal, and Miss
Irene Furlong and James B. Sykes as
class teachers, were held in the new
school building in Grove street and
after the exercises there was a dance.
The graduates are:
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Friends and acquaintances are respectfully IN
vlted 10 attend the funeral Sunday, December
Is. at 1 p. m. from the parlOrs OF II f. Suhr
& Co., 2S19 Mission street between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth Interment Mount OIL
vet cemetery, by electric funeral car from
Twenty-etghth and Valencia streets.
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Edith Seldner, Sophie Van Benthem, Nathan
Levin and Sinclair Trimble
MISSION HIGH
The following will graduate today at
the Mission high school, Joseph OCon-
nor principal and Augusta Kelly class
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Friends and acquafntances are respectfully in
y1ted to attend the funeral services today
friday, December Ii. 1910. at 2 O'Clock
p. m. at the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
church, Claiming way between Eighth and
Ninth streets. West Berkeley. Remains at the
Berkeley parlors of the Albert Brown company.
2lOS Addison street. Odd Fellows building.
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sCHMITZ-At rest, in this city. December Il
1910, at his late residence. 10 Second avenue
Richmond district. Franz Xavier Schmitz. be
loved husband OF the late Gesche Schmit7
aud loving father Of Anna D.. Anton. Ernest
Franziska L. and z. George Schmitz. a nativ
OF Germany. aged 50 years and / day
member Of Verein Eintracht.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS

The graduates of the Pacific Heights
school, Miss Alice NJ. Stincen principal
and Miss f. NJ Bliven teacher, were:
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VlNNICoMBE-In Palo Alto. December a. 1910
Bessie p VinnicOmbe. beloved sister or Mrs
J. Hague and Mrs John Trehane. a native OF
Exeter England.
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Alban Osborne, Tulita Farmer and Brita
Anderson.
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RAIsANEN-In Rerh

RA1SANEH-In Berkeley. December u, 1910.
Oily, husband OF the late SOpia Johanna Raj
Butte, Mont, a native OF Finland, aged 20
years.
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MEUALIcIS
Phyllis Marian Bateman IWildred A. Williams
Those who took part in the program
were Fern Johnson. Thomas L. Hecton
and Ethel Thompson.
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Funeral services tomorrow (Saturdayl De-
cember H. at IL a. m, at Rollers undertaking
parlors. Palo Alto Interment Mountain View
cemetery, Oakland, at 2;30 p. m, the same
day.
WoLLMER-In this city. December 10 1910
Herman Wollmer, a native OF Germany. aged
55 years. A members OF the Bakers Union.
Remains at the parlOrs OF Suhr & Wieboldt
1885 Valencia street near Twenty-hfth.
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Frank Brandendistel Beat
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL

At the Roosevelt school, Albert Lyser
principal and Mrs. A E. Redon class
teacher, the following graduated:
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MEDALISTS
Carl W. Fahien. George Van Male and Flor
A. Hayes.
FIRING MEDAL
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Norman Albert Wrenn
Albina NJ. Macbard
Irene Violet Smith
Ethyl X. Bertsch
Ralph II. Rupert
John Leslie Koegel
Xenia Fac Root
G. Andrew Archambaust
Helen Marie Fitzgerald
Luigi Frank Galliari
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The following named at the Sutro
school, Miss NJ. Magner principal and
Miss NJ r. Duraind class teacher, will
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Eleanor Jackson Enrica Demertini
Those who were specialists at the
exercises We're:
Jackson
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sTERN-In this city December I3, 1910. Her
mann Stern, beloved husband OF Pima Stern
and father OF NJ. l. and Ben Stern and Mrs
A. kohn and Mrs. Charles n Stern, and dearly
beloved grandfather OF Ira and Florence Kohn
native Of Hesse Darmstadt. Germany aged
% years and 10 months.
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into rest. December Is
1910, Mrs Ellen McCaIan, relict Of Patricl
McCallan. and loving sister OF Thomas Moran
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the house services today (Fri
dayl. December 16, 1910. at 4 O'Clock p. N.
at the home Of her brother. Oh Eighth street
Oakland Interment Oroville, Butte county
tomorrow Saturday morning.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
Umbarger News.

Emil Seng who has been visit
ing friends here for the past
two weeks left Tuesday for his
home in Elgin, Ill.
Mrs. J. J. Findley and child
rem spent Saturday in Canyon.
II. Saunders, steam pillow en-
gineer on the Breckenridge
farm. happened to the painful
accident of having two of his
fingers crushed Monday. 1t be-
. came necessary to amputate one
fof them.
l.. NJ. Williams was a Canyon
visitor Monday.
There will be services in the
Catholic church Sunday, Feb.
-, conducted by Rev. Weigand.
Messrs. Cast and Wicker of
Kansas are spending the week
here with friends.
G.. Emge spent Saturday in
Hereford.
Master Rudolph and Miss An
ME Freimel have had their
names on the Roll Of Honor for
twenty days. MIRAGE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
Leading Dangers in hobs,

The mob at Cairo, ILL.,, got
what was coming to it. The
mob spirit should be quelled for
once and for all. At Cairo, the
mob seems to have secured a
great deal of its inspiration from
the saloons which were allowed
to remain open until after three
CD o clock in the morning. The
mob which gets its inspiration
from the saloon has least of all
any merit. It's program is new
er Just. no matter how great a
crime has been committed.
The authorities who quell mob
violence, even if in 50 doing
they are compelled to shoot to
kill, are deserving of congratu-
lation.
At the same time the officials
who represent the people and
the people themselves should
disabuSe themselves of any idea
that they are not responsible for
the mob spirit, to a great extent.
Many of the crimes which incite
mob violence are directly due to
the tolerence of the saloons and
other vice conditions which
ought to be reDugnant to any
citizen with an ounce of decency
in his makeup, and which Ger
tainly should be obnoxious to a
very large majority of the peo-
pie of the most liberal com,
munity Of the United States.
Throttle the saloons and the
other vices and the problem of
dealing with the mob is more
than nine .tenths solved.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
ThOmas-Smi.h.

At 10 o'clock on Monday. Feb.
ruary 18th, Charles Thomas and
Mrs. Lucy Smith We're married
at the home of the bride in
Goodnight, Texas. After a short
visit with relatives in that place
the newly married couple arriy-
ed in Canyon on Monday of this
week. Their many friends vel
come them to our midst.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
A Business Change,

w. j. Hall has sold his con-
fectionery stock to Cowart d
Gillian. Mr.. Cowart was for
merly the candy man of the
city and the new firm now ask
all old customers to come and
bring new customers with them.
We will treat you nicely.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
Johnson-Shields.

On last Wednesday afternoon
at the Presbyterian parsonage
Mecklin johnson and Miss Sue
Shields were married, Rev. J. 5.
Groves officiating. Both of
them have resided near Can
yon and they expect to make
: heir future home here.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25

While in town Jan. 18th, our
light collored stag hound stray
ed away from US. He has a small
wire mark on breast and ans
wers to the name of Rex"
Finder please leave with Cheney
& Son.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25
PleasantyieW News.
This Week)

Weather continues very cool
at night with always about a
half inch Of ice, just enough to
Keep anything from growing and
with IL continuation Of this kind
OF weather for awhile We viii be
SUI = VI " run crop
Mrs. Ed Cornweira father,
mother and a friend, all from
Iowa, are here on visit. They
SUI '''as VI" '''i''''i1
''' '''''.' mere
Sod pio|S can be seen run
ning most amy way one looks.
There ls just enough moisture
to make the breaking fine.
Mrs Wilson Ia, hear vn,.v
sicI, for rba MAST two ,..or-.
'''' '''i'' "'''- ''i'
'1'''"' ''| '"' '''0Ir i''i'e ''i
y '''',','' i"''"' i"e' "''' =
''N'i ''''''''N '''H I'''''' ana
iii"''''' mere WE )"9U tllree
II'IlIi'9'
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25

What is the matter with Can
yon's Band? 1t is said that we
at one time had a good band.
We have plenty of good material
now to organize, so have a meet
ing, boys, and start another
band.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-25


LI'tie Ana IerFl" IS SICK TO-
cay
Mrs. a. ~ Onf'HIMah IN on
SICK IisI-l"S Ille grip
Mrs. W :. Keiser who was
SICK the past week Is oetIer'
Alhambra Stock Co. at Opera
House. Monday night.
c. Leonard was in town yes
terday from Pueblo, Colorado.
Ia. cl.,Iirof Wanna, Ohio
was business caller in Canyon
Tuesday.
= K JvaI1moth Of Grv,oon
O,.Io ,nodo q bnsiress trim. +o
Canyon Tuesday.
y uiol,s ! ,sion s,,4 foo
,,,,o, "ori,," fo, him bo sav.
.ol,o ,,.;+bor+ +ho orticIo
r p Mitchell of Das Noines
was in CANYON Thursday look
ing after some business matters.
c,n r,-,,
.N..io,.1 A., Da1.i,,..,..
this week enrouteto New Mexico.
Tho Rorocas Of tbe Nothodist
oh,,rcb or+or+oin tho philatbaas
am. S+ovor+,S topirht
Oe'' a. " ~ u 20.
looking after some business mat.
ters.
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