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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

its producing power. the output
would go a long way toward
feeding the hungry multitude
that is now clamorous for lower
prices.
The flight from the farm to
the cities is one of the great
causes of high priced food pro-
ducts: too few producers as
compared to the consumers to-
gather with the causes of trust
ridden country. which hold the
food stuffs. There is a time,
and to the minds of the people it
is not far away. when a return
to agricultural pursuits will be
found imperative" Right here
in Randall county we have a
farming section that can furnish
food supplies to a great many
thousand people and the time is
soon at hand when it will, and
when that time does come, then
watch this great productive and
fertile Panhandle of Texas de-
velop. 1t is now the last oppor-
tunity for a rich, productive
farm land to be had at low
prices.
The densely populated east,
the thickly populated north and
the over-populated old south
they are all crowded. but here
in the Panhandle, Randall coun-
ty. there is room for all; there
fore come. \ welcome hand
and a golden opportunity awaits
all and after YOU come and com
mence your intensive farming.
by and by we will regulate the
cost Of living and furnish food
stuff for our northern friends
and relations who reside in the
cities.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Three Days Exit Poll Tax Receipts.

Sheriff Sanford is the busiest
man in Canyon these last few
days of January. as the, voters
of Randall county are. express
ing their desire to vote by turn
ing over their dollar and six bits
for small slip of paper, called
a poll tax receipt, with 1909
across the face.
Those who have not redeemed
themselves for a vote in this
coming election should do so at
once as next Monday is the last
day. Pay your poll tax now and
have a vote in the coming .elec-
ton.
Up until last Monday the fol-
lowing number of receipts had
been issued:
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
A GOOD PLACE.

On last Saturday the court
house square showed a large
number of farmers teams and
the merchants were all doing a
good business, showing conclu-
sively that commerce is going
on in Canyon. Did it ever occur
to the business and farming
interests that Canyon City is
wonderfully favored by natural
surroundings and location, and
can easily become one Of the
best towns in a wide extent of
territory and the commercial
center Of this part Of the Pan
handle country: We nave good
and ample railroad facilities
right here at hand. We have
one Of the finest farming sec
tons in the Panhandle country,
soil that will produce anything
needed and that too in album
dance Plenty of good, pure,
wholesome water-an inexhaust-
IDLE supply-and high atmos-
pheric and climatic conditions,
for which you would have to
travel a number of miles before
you would find the like.
From all over the eastern,
northern states and country,
there comes the wall and cry
from consumers anent the high
prices of food stuffs, which leads
the News to advocate and sug-
gest that there is plenty of room
on the glorious Panhandle of
Texas, Randall county, Canyon
City, for thousands of farmers
and if all of this now unde-
veloped region were under inten-
siye cultivation TO full extent of
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
THE COST OF NEWSPAPER.

The Randall County News is
thinking seriously of increasing
| the price of its paper from one
dollar to $3.50. Its readers
should not object to the increase
and probably will not. They
will not if they give five cOnsec
utive minutes thought to the
question. The newspaper is the
most reasonably priced thing on
earth. A weekly at $50 per
year costs the reader only about
three cents per issue. If the
subscriber paid for his paper at
the rate he pays for other
things he would be paying about
ten cents per issue. The price
of print paper has been increas-
ing; the price of labor and every
kind Of material is much higher
than it has been for years. and
yet the general tendency among
newspaper publishers has been
to lower rather than increase
the costs to the subscriber
Recently, however, the rapid
advance in other prices has lit
orally compelled many news
paper publishers to increase
their subscription rate or go out
of business. 1t is not alone in
the weekly field that the price of
newspapers is low. In the daily
newspaper world rates have
been reduced far below the
value Of the paper to the sub
scriber. The paper which sells
at three dollars per year is
really almost given away-its |
price is less than one cent per
issue. and yet there are people |
who count the three dollars a |
big price. Some of these same
people who would kick on paying
two cents a day or six dollars
year for a daily paper would not |
balk on paying from ten to TWEEN
ty-fve cents a day for tobacco,
cigars or beer.
The News desires to repeat |
that the most reasonably priced /
thing on earth is the average |
newspaper. Those Who com
plain Of the high cost of living
cannot honestly berate the news
papers.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Etiquette of Letters.

Eighty years ago the etiquette OF
letters was far more rigid than now
Even the twopenny post was not con
sidered good enough for correspond
ence addressed to persons Of any
standing In her "reminiscences OF
an Octogenarian' Miss Louisa Packe
tells us that when her f.ther had Oc-
casion to write to Londoners in his
own class Of life the letter was al
ways conveyed by servant not for
any reasons Of urgency. but because
the post was considered vulgar me-
dunn Of communication for persons
residing In the same city and only to
be used for the conveyance Of letters
to the country.-London Chronicle.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Notice Of City Assessment.
K. H. SANFORD,
Tax Collector.

On the first day of February,
1910, the undersigned will begin
and rapidly push, taking the
rendations and assessing all the
property in Canyon City which
must be rendered by the owners
when called upon or assessed
by me at the full, fair, reasonable
value of such property. The
work must be done rapidly and
closed within 30 days and owners
must act promptly or property
will 90 on the delinquent list and
assessed accordingly.
Each owner on application will
be handed a blanklist and should
very carefully make full list
with the valuation on same with
out delay. j. H. LOWELL,
City Assessor.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
NOTICE.

The opinion seems to prevail in the mind
some of our friends that the Canyon Mercar|
Company and the Normal Grocery Company are
one and the same concern
For the benefit of those maintaining this
we desire to have it distinctly understood that NJ
two companies have no connection whatsoever
rectIy indirectly, but the contrary are oppe|
ed and controlled as separately as any other
firms in the city.
We still doing business at the same
stand and will in the future conduct our busir|
on the same principles and terms as we have in
past
We hope the above will be sufficient explana,1
to convince those having labored under this nj
understanding and will enable them to see and
preciate position for such reports to be crl
lated a
Yours Respectfully
NORMAL GROCERY CO.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Halley's Comet which has
been making its appearance in
every 18th year will, the astron-
omerS tell us, appear this year
about next April and all of the
noted observers are now making
preparation for the great event.
The time between its appear
anceS is so wide that few as
tronomerS get the privilege of
witnessing this great celestial
orb.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Say, Mr.. Voter, did you know
that next Monday is the last day
on which you can pay your poll
tax in order that you may vote
on some of the very important
questions that are liable to be
submitted to the people this
year, so YOU had better pay
your taxes and get the POLL
tax receipt. beingprepared there
by to exerciseyour elective fran
chise, one of the greatest rights
given to an enlightened people.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Exemption Receipts,

The recent construction of the
higher courts and of the Attor-
ney Generals Office of the 23rd
section Of the Terrell Election
Law makes it necessary for
those who are past go years of
age and those who have become
q since Jan. /, or will be before
the November election, to pro
vide themselves with certificates
of exemption before they can
vote, as they are not entitled to
pay poll tax. Suitable blanks
are provided in this Office, and
such certificates will be issued
free of charge, but the applicant
for same must appear in person
at my Office.
K. H. SANFORD,
Tax Collector.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Announcements.

We are authorized 10 announce tn
following persons as candidates 10
the respective Offices. subject to tn
action of the voters at the Democrat
Primary 70 be held on July 18th. 1915
For COUNTY JUDGE,
W. D. SCOTT.
For SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR.
r. H. SANFORD.
For COUNTY AND DISTRICT CLERK.
NJ. p. GARNER.
For COUNTY ATTORNEY.
W. J. FLESHER.
For COUNTY TREASURER.
p. H. YOUNG.
For TAX ASSESSOR,
G. G. FOSTER.
T. V. SLACK.
WILL CAGE.
c. L. DANIELS.
For COMAIs SIONER PRECINCT 40. l.
HENRY J. WEBER.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Be a good citizen and be pre-
pared to vote at any and all cleo
toms. Pay your poll tax and
get a receipt this as it is your
last chance.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
PAY YOUR POLL TAX.

Don't be classed with the
"Chink Chinaman," the Jail
bird" or the inmate of an insane
asylum. This is the last week
for you to pay your poll tax.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character,
tsndinE or reputation Of any person. firm or
corporation which may appear in the columns
Of The News viii be gladly corrected upon its
being brought 70 the attention OF the publisher.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

United We stand, divided we
fall. lets stand by getting a
poll tax receipt before Monday
night.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Feb. 1St-eXit voter without
poll tax receipt.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Pay your poll tax this week,
sure and thereby be a good citi,
zen.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

A hopeless man Is deserted by him
self and he who deserts himself IL
soon deserted by his friends.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Don't neglect to pay your poll
tax. This is the last week.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Three more days to get that
poll tax receipt. Do it now.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28
Contributors Notice

The editor Of this paper is anxious to receive
from time 10 time. communications from Us
readers. but we request that all such com
municatious be signed. not for publication
hut that we may know the source from which
the article comes.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-28

Get that Tax Receipt and be a
MAN.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

Ars. Mary Dukes and little daughter Dorothy
Of Hynson are on two weeks visit with rela
tives here.
h. Henry Stafford made a business trip TO VII
mingtOn on Monday.
M. and Mrs. C. L. Cahalland son Rslpb. lefr
saturday in bis automobile for his home in Phils
delphia
Qulie number Of our citizens from this
vicinity went to Delaware Bay Monday anc load
60 theiT wagons with lrous.
@essrs Albert Dukes and Fletcher StsTord OF
hynson' spent Sunday with relatives 10 town.
Mrs. Hsrry Hanson Of Aniersville. has been
'he guest OF her sister, Mrs. Tilghman Harvey
Henry r. Lewis, Esq of Denton. was ON Mon
gay appointed our States ATTORNEY TO 6I the
vacancy caused oy the death OF Elmer Deeu.
men was published in this paper in April.
inc hrst quarterly conference OF BurrsvilIe 7
.haTge was held in Wesley NJ. Cpmcb sator.
lay afternoon May l4ih, al TWO O'Clock Di.tric,
upeiihiendent Rev. R. X Stevenson. preached .
very interesting sermon to large and apprects.
i've audience on sunday morning. This was our
e~ supeiiDtendents first visit 10 Burr. vile and
lao ne was greeted with large audience wav
is DeW field Of labor be crowned with success
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
MILFORD NECK.

are t1e no9 9ig irosts we are having every mornno
Jaek Frost - 'ss crops any good. go wav
s,,,,s,o neH wright preached an interestin
TbeSe Tbbey vi, II,a5t. - one 70 be long remem be1ed
this sunday nda os Preaeaing preaching and Sunday school
welcomed ~ OVlhe AL everybody
inc lss ! ;sss sailie R. Walls, who has been snerd
to her yvor 4, WIN ner parents has retiirned
pbiisSdii1,stlrS. i1 ~. frank Abbott and childreD 81
j oseph French 'i"s MI ana Mrs
. Qulie mum Der or our voun, ,eo,io
'ity ano given at Milford saturdav evsriu
ing. P0"'ns ana wheat is head /
MIS- Chas. Kirby, who has bsa,, l., .,.,
lome much improved HaS returned
ihe Ladies AID win nneat rritb NJ
Meredith Saturday evenine 'i'H 'iiA hdward
trout are still plentiful.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Mr. John johnson, aged Sc years. has been
very i'll at mis- home near Houston ms -
He was in his barn when the family fonnS 40,
suHerng frem what they supposed 10 ne
stfoke OF paralysis. DR.. VIM Nsrsbsu -
Milford has been attending MIN.
Ihe scarlet clover crop about here has ,a.r
smeI lOi nay generally; yet "a fe v have lef,
obad tracts Tor the purpose OF m aturipe see
"PicR 5e5 u expected to be high priced. 9eeu'
d evi,a 5o. Ioud ITl0e Imp. r. " will attend
NJ 5Ss ~ wee IN body on SUNDAY mornfno
,lay a4nd Mem bers are requested 10 Ueei rs
,C19unell Chamber az ESQ All netsbb0t,in 49, ~ /
LUCE are cordially invited to meet with 1s'
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

4Oc Children's Cambria Pants
Wed. sale 20,
l2lc India Linen, Extra vs1re O,
Sis Misses Night Robes, Wed. sale e6c
lOc Women's Gauze Vests, Bargain
SC each or 3 for zoe
oOc Women s Seersucker Underskirts 3oc
l24c White Suiting, linen finish Ole
zOc Cotton Voile, colors, Tan and
2, Brown, l13c
S1. rs Embroidered and Tucked
Shirt Waists, CSC
-Oc Dress Ginghams, Bargain sale 7lc
HIS So inch wide Bleached Muslin
not over 10 yds. to one custoner Slo
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

ness. '' Noile Oy III
The hedges Of California previt that enclos,
many pasterres in town, are particularly beapt,.
iui at this season. The one al Masonic re,nnIo
OHp'ain George Hunters and Mrs. Emma Jobn.
sun ana Others are dressed in green. q de,t,b,
" .ne eye OF eonnoisseur Of natural grandenr
ineIe was considerable frost in this locsii,v 81,
saturday morning. and some say q if sno,ved,, an
snow. u'u not see II
AHe ne" buildings on Federal street are n,o.
sie'sins toward completion. So near is the drrg
s.o'e IN the Mears building finished thai W II
Aey mas gone to the city to purchase his s,oc
u uIusS. owing to some difficulty. work on :
. " nsOn & Sons building has stopped for A time
WIN 'ne foundation work just commenced
Niaie iehee Cliton's new residence near the rail
road station is inclosed 'He iHii-
Outten Palmer are painting the ,o,,, 49,,
perry OF Samuel Burris In tenure of Miss rili,an
Aker, on Chestnut street.
OH'eD '" bnmer died near Comley Chanel nm
saturday OF general debility. aged "a vesrs
OH'"s' ana n days. Funeral services were held
~ 'ne NJ 4. Church in Milsboro on Tpas5sv
Ai'ei noon Dy the Rev. Gardner and iptermen,
nHue 70 the cemetery Of that town by : / WIN
ION d Son. D . VII
"N4iam J. White died on Monday morning at
iis residence on North Union street OF B,Jgbt,
,isease, aged 6s years, months and y dsvs {
une'ai services Will take place at his late homo
- AHuisuAy afternoon and will be eondpctad hv
ne Kew Frank Holland, after which sen,,1,,,-a
m ii De made in the N. f. Cemetery nv I
, i,son son Deceased was pensioner of tho
i.H war and member Of the First Delaware n
AVairy' and with many others of that rssir,art II
70 'aAen prisoner BY General Stewart Csvai.,
the battle OF Westminster. Nd Ne ,aa.a-y n
dow and one son. IN
Froi' William h. Welch. having comnle,sd ri.
loo, term al Glendale, has returned 10 Mtion
VIII devote the summer months IN ,,,-,'.,
the BrOadkiln '"Sn''hs
uperVlsor OF streets. Mustard. on Tpss5or be
mug - commenced exeavating for the cprbino
Nol'n Union Street. to its confluence vit5 va
~ o'reel or rather to the concrete pavemepts
.arey q Darby and others that extend ron, uE
9'lees 10 Union Street. The town excava. IN
extends from the points mentioned 20 ~ AAi
Ondee ON Union street. fer
iawoerries are on the market at 10 cents no.
|, '"'' per mt
:, ,''4aHI uiay OF Milford, and Miss Ethel Glen.
eI ei Slaughter Neck, were msr,,o5 =. -
Parsonage on sunday evening bv tbe Par 20, AT
Lusk. " 'He rev Me
D. A ~
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
DRY GOODS DEPT.

So and Soc Ladies Pocket Books.
Wed. sale 26c
l5c Hamburgs, BARGAIN nrico H.
1Sc Hamburgs, BARGAIN nrico "a
&c Gingham Apron Checks, Wed 8
sl.OO Womens Black Under skirts.
Wed. 72c
oSc o. Plaid Muslin Corset Covers. 3oc
s1.ZS White Linen Overskirts. 93c
2, e9c - Samoric Night Robes, Wed. sale &c
s4.OO Black Silk Underskirts.
-o Wed. sale 81. .o8
50c 59c Cl,ii5I iilidil SOCKS, Bargain price SOC
Wed. sale 13c
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
ChAPLAINS' CHAPEL.
(Near Brideerille,

(Near Bridgeville)
u are sorry to state the death of ops of an.
o'iueI young ladies. The bereaved ones bsye
, ,ia-.ls 'lIs. Harry Richards, OF Claiborne Nd ,s
psnulng some time with her parents NJ
AuS mrs. NJ ". Johnson.
, Eliza Messick leaves in the mo-, ,....
an extended trip north. ''s ior
Mrs. W. S. O'Day Is spending sor,. .,.-...
her daughter Mrs Burton N,lIr,a, 'a-T =. I'n
dale. amman at Ellen
Mrs. Robert Carpenter rentertainedo,
ol young folks at party on SATURDAY event.,
~ nonor OF her sOns William p. and poha-' |
I Jr All reported a fine time
T. Dlckerson has purchased a borsa ,,..,-,
= considered TO be the fastest horse in ,h,s ~
s,o. ne VIII not heed to a price less ,hon
horse. Tor such a
IheIe will be preaching services a, ,ho
come out '' - clock' All
.eiy IN Interesting lecture was given bv Miss
9oper 70 the Chaplains congregation las, IT,
usy evening, which was appreciated ~, an
who were present. " all
week VISITOR last
MT I. d. MattOcks is on the sick rs,
"-1' Nona"ay moved to his farm which he
,ss lately purchased OF Peter Conavsv a,
'aAei last week having sold bis former rssid' d
uGe ,S' % parties Of Pennsylvania. Terms saonI te
". r cope lost valuable horse last vest -
uylng very suddenly - p
o,i Oau soraper Is scrapiug the roads in this 81
- 80 h'lr auu nol removing the sod, as people 81
50 ousY they can't help. So leavtno, - -
Dads in bad shape. lne
Eenvvorth
~ evon,n orIn league services at O'Clock, sun
Jacob Messick is SUFFERING -.
ulsed hand, not being able 10 do sov ,~N,I o,.,iy
alice smith, who has been spendins 80 80
ne with her grandparents near Georso,o,nl sOlIe
s retured home. se'oEn' 3S
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
BURRSYILLE.

some OF our citizens have erected street lsron
10 'front.' OF their residences. We hope other, nj
catch the spirit. Va
NIt' hniHeheart skeen and Mrs. Osborn Mar
Veyi ooih Of Philadelphia, were visitors NJ N rs
NJ. r. BEeecing since last week
"Is howard Hardesty and son Francis were
guests al the home OF M aud MIS-. Frapc,,
io.'ei 'ne hrst part of the week but have return.
eu 70 their home 10 Bridgevnie
May Day exercises Will be held 81 oprs soboo,
4nuisuaN al { 10 ?. m. A very interesting dehs,e
Doins carefully prepared by the senior sebolsrs
4uee"on Oeine Resolved, That the diseoverv
y. america is more beneficial than the Invention
oi 'ne printing press John stalmap ana ue,,,,,
1i'sni affirmative. and Wesley Tbswlev ~
FREQ Bailey he negative 'NU
ui anu MFs JTuvills JacOpt gave a SINNER
saturday evening. Those present ve,e a.,
~ r'-le 'Aeen Mrs. Jessie Harvey MI apd Mr..
" N harvey and Miss Nettie Morgan
H. a. hhrdesty, who lives near BroursvUfo !
'e4 was hnri very badly while hitcbins b,, /
&c 20 drAg on Tuesday morning NJ las,
eeA' Inc horses became frightened and in his
III lneu eHorts TO hold the spirited team N,
= iuesly was thrown and mRneled. DR. Tbeo
7-ulsOury OF this place dressed the vonnds
"Hs Laura V. stafford was a week enc visi,o,
With relatives here.
N ie Clara Booth gave a very interesting enter.
alnnen' a. Kaughley's school not far from Town 4
70 saturday ?. m Of last week it being the last
'eek o. school She also gave picnic 70 scboIsrs
nd friends from far snd near.
Miss Minnie CULLEN OF Harrington and eeo,ss s
'anoIo OF Philadelphia. spent Monday win M y
nd Mrs. A. L. Russell.
a
mrs. WIN. Stafford and Mrs. Laura Russell 4,
ere Denton visitors on Tuesday. c,
II
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
LINCOLN CITY NOTES

A very interesting entertainment will be
held saturday evening in The town hall. A
large crowd should be present.
The stockholders OF the shirt factory are
negotiating fer a site on which 10 build the
new building. The building will oe construct.
ed OF concrete blocks, and will cost sbopt
81 500.
Mrs A. ". Small spent last week in Pbila.
delphia
Ine Mite Society meets this Fridayev enirg
with Mrs. X. Hazard. A full attendance ts
desired as business Of importance is to be dis.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

MEMS WORK SHIRTS the NJ W. s SHIRTS =
new ohHt guaranteed Shirt; cut fuller. made bet;
Ter than any shirt we have ever seen; and listen
Prce Just the same the poorly made cut sn,al~
onlrt that some other stores offer you that prceon
oOc' Come see the different styles.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
CLOTHI.FG and GENTS,
FUR.VFSHE.VGS DEPT

D"NsH y HHHsEGS UEPT.
20 and 25c Gents Half Hose.
q, 90 Wed. price ] &c
90 and $3.50 Mems Dress Shirts
to close out 70.
9oc Mems Work Shirts, dark colors.
new lot, 90.
ooe Mems Dress Shirts, only few
~ . to-day PC
iOc Mems White Handkerchiefs.
extra large size, for o.
soc Mems SILK Hand Ties
beautiful assortment. 7oc
LOU Men S Kaki Pants, all sizes.
Wed. price CSC /
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20
SHOE ana HIT DEPT.

''0U Men S W. L. Douglas Oxford's
rat Colt and Gun Metal feathers
sizes 0 TO O. Bargain price s., As
''''Og ~ Men s w. L. Douglas Oxfords,
Pat. Colt and Vici feathers.
sizes 81 to s, Bargain price 81. 90
Sz'oO Mems W. L. Douglas Oxfords.
Vici Leathers, sizes S to u.
Bargain price 81 As
sl.O0, S1.25, S1.5O aud s2.O Women's
White Canvass Oxfords, just one
hundred pairs; our bargain price
IS 69c, this is a great bargain.
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

Miss Maggie Reed, who has ho.-
school in Pennsylvania, has rs,n-- en- 'e.aehlng
for her summer vacation. ''N'd hone
Rev. W: p Taylor and family a,,or...
funeral of bis father in Dover las, ''s.ended Il.
Lee O. Truitt. fruit buyer o, Ma,
here buying Strawberries. He ts .llio'd,
other buyers to give good prices n. 'psclag Tie
Ihe nrst quarterly meeting Of Lipco,.os
VIII ", oe heid next Monday. May o. In ,bo% bo1ss'
Miss Flossie Macklin has hoo,
few days with her sister, Mrs Ia Fros spending pending
Mrs. William B. Macklin calst-...'lnn ls+ bennett
birthday last Sunday. D''u neI 's'h
G.RC
Milford chronicle., 1910-05-20

Some Alcohol Question:
Is alcohol tonic? No! Does it make tbe boo,
No! Does it strengthen the nerves? MOI l1u Ts pure?
SarSaparilla tonic? Yes! Does make tbe bl ayers
Yes Does it strengthen the nerves? Yes Is if pre
docfoT 9afaP3Ta abo entirely 5 free from alcohol? Yes ASK @
your confidence will be complete. LC7gc7c5 SR9y
@ 'um BOYS! Dull gisl Dull HeayybesdedI
y en que to constpaon Yet the Pile Onhea
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-07-19

A flock of poultry will help to keep
the curculio down.