The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, September 19, 1901, Image 2

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The stayer., September 19, 1901, Image 2
About The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903

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1
'that the grand jnry
dada found 27 indict
their last term, nine
onies ana eijruteen misae-
meanors.
The grand jury found 12 in
dictments at Silverton. Two
felonies and tea misdemeanors.
All this does not show an in
crease in crime but an awaken
ing among the people to the fact
that unless smaller offenses are
punished, greater ones will be
committed. The time is here
when grand juries can no longer
afford to overlook poker play
ing, crap shooting, etc. among
the boys, as they did a few
years ago. The fact has been
brought home to thinking men
that if petty offenses are virtu
ally winked at by law abiding
citizens, a contempt for all law
is engendered in the minds of
many of the youthful members
of society that leads ithem to
commit lirst small offenses then
graver ones until some good
christian father and mother will
be called on to defend a loved,
but untrained son for worse
than poker playing.
Fresh creamery butter reciev
ed each week at Smith, Wa lker
& Co.
Mr. Oscar, Ilunt is in Kansas
City this week buying more fur
niture. The sales of furniture
ir.de by him in the last six
months have been phenominal
and still he needs more. Not in
years before has it been our
pleasure to look over a more el
egant and extensive stock than
is now on exhibition at his sales
room. His prices are not the
very cheapest because he does
not handle the cheapest grade
of goods but good furniture,
furniture that is worth the mon
ey )'ou pay for it is not sold
cheaper in Texas than he sells
it.
IVr firet 1-lswn painting or pajn-r
hanging we I. (J. Trimble. Hi In
tlx; Uwt work. He ban lived on the
l'laliw a long time and hit work tit
l'lalnvlew and other place are hits
nicoiumendutioiiH.
MIkh Holland will noon have her
fall millinery In hape to display
She will have Home lovely pattern
hat U-fore time to go to the Dalian
Fuir. Walt and nee them.
Your 1'rvwriptlons Carefully Cimi-
ponnded, Kay or .Mgnt at the Can
nyo City l'harniaey.
Nice line of I'alnt Urunhe now
the Canyon City Pharmacy.
at
MARKET REPORT
IT. rilUlkl J. 1 11 I r"UJ
u-moer j;.
.ir.... $2. 00 to 2.25
ir ...'..5.90
No. 1 ..1.15
per lb.... a. 12 Oil
i strips, smoked, j
per lb.. i2i13
( rv s.i t 1H
It) '.' ....08
s per case.. $2. 50(32.65
UIED FRUIT,
k.
TTer lb.. H
ppiea, , 8 J
Prunes, dark,.... J 8i10
silver... 10
Apricots 10
Pears H
Raisin, 3-c Si
Molasses per gal 4060
Potatoes new 2J
Coffee, A rbuckles, per lb 14
Java, 20
chickens per doz . . . .$2.0002.50
eggs, . 15
Butter per lb 15020
Corn meal. 1.90
Onions 03
Cabbage ..05
Peas, blackeye 02
Mexican beans 3
Coal Oil, per ten gal.
case, Eupion, $2.70
Brilliant 2.40
Baker perfect paint $3.75
Baker galvanized.. ..$4.05
Nails 04
staples, " base 04
Coal per ton $5. 500 $6. 50
Corn, perewt 1.50
Bran 1.20
Oats 1.75
Chops 1.6001. Go
Millet seed per bu 1.00
Alfalfa hay 10.00
Prairie hay 10.00
President McKinley will be
buried to day after lying in
state at Washington, Tuesday
night and Wednesday. Thus
the nation loses its third presi
dent by assassination. He is at
rest, but another takes his place
and the wheels of state go on
just as though the steersman
had never relinquished his hold
for a moment. Peace to Mc
Kinley. He did his work well
and his reward is his country's
grateful memory.
Frexh Hunt bread always on hand
at the T. Anchor lietstaurant.
.. -." i'.t...
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Crawford,
of Silverton, are in the city this
week visiting relatives.
The I'.eist Stationery at the Canyon
City Pharmacy.
BRENT C. TAYLOR,
GOAL, GRAIN AND LIVERY BUSINESS.
The best Teams,- Rigs, Livery Barn and Wagon Yard
in West Texas. ' Coal, Grain and all sorts of Field
seeds as cheap as the same quality can be had from any
one. The best and nicest bus in the country to meet all
trains. Fair and Courteous treatment to all. Business
South of the square S
CANYON CITY, TEXAS
Mr. Guy McGee has accepted
a position at Hadley's. He is
an experienced pharmacist and
will be pleased to meet and
make the acquaintance of the
general public.
' J. A. Edwards teams were in
town this week after loads for
the Lubbock Mercantile Co.
lont forget to phone No. 17 when
von know anything you want to
tell.
Mr. M. S. Lusby, our Clever
neighbor, has the thanks of the
office force for a delicious water
Toelon.
OUR BUYER
Has gone East to buy a fall
and winter ntock, to make
room for it we will make
BARGAINS
Mr. Koger, of Swisher county
was in town this week. He has
our thanks for a nice order for
job work.
For paint, oIIh, putty, giant, min
eral colore, turcntinc, drier etc., go
to Had ley h.
Masters Milton and Burrett
Burrow are going to school in
Henrietta this fall to the sorrow
of some of the younger society
Misses, master Milton being es
pecially a lady's man.
REUNION ACCOUNT
The following is a tabulated statement of tbe condition of the
Reunion funds as shown by a transcript of the finauce commit
tee's books.
(Continued from page 1.)
Wire sold - $7.92
Screen wire returned to Stringfellow, Hume Hw'd. Co $2.20
. SUBSEQUENT CONTRIBUTIONS.
Canyon Mercantile Company $10.00
The Stayer : $10.00
Smith, Walker & Company 810.00
Stringfellow & Hume.. ; $10.00
B. Frank Buie.. .... $5.00
Oscar Hunt $5.00
W. F. Heller $5.00
J. L. Prichard $5.00
G. C. Long $5.00
L. A. Robeson $2.50
R. W. Foster $1.00
R. M. Peeler $2.50
B. C. Taylor $2.50
Wallace Hicks.... $5.00
W. C. Baird $2.50
W. F. King $1.00
C. W. Knight '. $1.00
Will Steen UrOO
Stockmens National Bank $10.00
M. T. Jones Lumber Company 810.00
Heberd Smith $12.00
M. S. Lusby $5.00
R. B. Red f earn 81.00
J. N. Hadley S5.00
L. Bentley $1.00
J. W. Turner $1.00
H. James '81.00
Canyon Lumber Company 810.00
W. J. Luna 81.00
S. H. Heyser 81.00
W. D. Street : $1.00
John Knight ..... $2.50
F. P. Wilson $2.00
J. H. Garrison $1.00
U. S. Gober 85.00
I. N. Hix $1.00
Received from treasurer Cow Boys association $18.00
Total 1123.19
Of this sum 89.50 has not been paid but is good.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Cash paid for Old Soldiers badges G.50
Cash paid for wood 14.00
Cash paid E. Cousineau ; 15.00
" " for postage stamps 50
" " Canyon Lumber Company, for posts 11.75
" " Tom Drennan, for hauling lumber 1.25
" " Canyon Mercantile Company for gasoline- 1.30
" " Freight on bread : 4.95
" Lee Shifflet for work.... 5.00
" " Canyon Mercantile Company, for Coffee, etc 27.95
" " Vince Reeves for fencing race track 1.50
" Silverton Band 125.00
" " Hayden Donaldson for sleeping court house... .25
" " Koeller, of Amarillo, for bread 00.00
" " C. P. Money, for beef 15.00
" " Jim Pipkin and Jim Donaldson, for work G.00
" " Jack Brocharo, for work.... 12.00
" " T. D. Coffee and Q. Redfearn for hauling water. 2.00
" " W. B. Jones for hauling sundries 3.70
" " V. D. Robinson and H. Smith, board for Editors 67.00
" " Mrs. Morgan, for advertising and other expenses 53.C5
" W. F Heller, for beef 22.50
" " McGue for hauling 2.00
" " Will Foster and Sam Axley for hauling water.. 2G.75
" " Sims for work on fence 2.50
" " W. J. Hall and L. A. Robeson butchering beef . . . 27.00
" " James, board for Editors 20.25
" " W. E. Stewart for use of steers and steers killed 55.00
" " KCousineau for moving grand stand
Canyon Lumber Company ...
Canyon Grain and Coal Company .
Stringfellow & Hume ....
Will Leonard . , , . . .
S. V. Wirt
B. C. Taylor . . .
R. E. Muncy board for J. T. Bobbitt
" " carriage hire
For Cow Boy badges .
5.70
43.65
Total MM
COW BOYS ASSOCIATION DISBURSEMENTS.
First prize roping contest . . . ? ,
Second " ...... 25,00
For riding Bronchos . . . . . . 10,00
First prize tournament lo,0
Second " . . . . 5-00
First " sack race . . . 5,00
Second " . . . .' 2-50
Secretary's Commission . . .00
Amount paid treasurer . . 18.00
Total 1B9.15
64.50
G0.00
The ntock of PerfumeH,' Toilet
SoapK, Toilet Creams, Face Hlcaeh,
Powder, etc.. at lladley'H In as
varied and complete nt any cltydn
Mtore can show. Prices always
right.
Elder H- M. Bandy will
preach at the Baptist church on
Sunday and Sunday night. Ev
SfJIJj. WLKEHk CO one is invited to come.
COW BOYS ASSOCIATION RECEIPTS.
For badges sold .....
For roping entries .
For tournament entries . . . ... 21.00
Total H5.50
Balance due from last year:
Note in bank . . . . .luo.w
due J. L. Prichard for beef furnished last year 15.00 -
Total " 120.00
J. R. Harter is always at his
shop ready to do your black -smithing
in a first class manner
at reasonable prices.
Hurrah lor Hereford.
Last Saturday morning broke
dull and grey with leaden
clouds, a cold north wind blew
in the Hereford boys to play
ball withhe Canyon City Coy
ottes, The Hereford boys were
a motley crew as to clothes, but
a jolly, smiling lot as to faces.
They were out for a good time
and we hope they had it; but
my, how they can play! They
scared the Coyottes clean off the
earth with only a few small
boys to root for them, and worst
of all won the sweetest smiles
of some of the coyottes lawful
rooters. To describe the vari
ous costumes of the Hereford
Howlers is beyond us; but they
were some. One lovely youth with
flowing locks, wore a striped
sweater with baby blue inex
pressibles. He was nearly as
cute as the dreamy eyed one
who was all in red. Anyway,
they can play ball and the Coy
ottes did not. Following is a
list of the Hereford boys:
Manager McClothlin
Catcher Luther Lipscomb
Pitcher John Boyd
First base Mart McCracken
Second base Herman Beach
Third base James Bell
Short stop Chas. Orr
Right field Jess DeVaney
Center field Will Smith
Left field Eugene Dyer
Absolutely pure and health
ful, the fresh crenmery butter,
on sale at Smith, Walker & Co.
J. E. Swofford, for work . .
J. L. Prichard, for beef
Will Steen, for ice (
Worth Jennings, for work .
Smith, Walker & Company .
Sam Long, for beef . . .
M. T. Jones Lumber Company
Stringfellow, Humo Hardware Company
L. G. Connor for use of grounds .
. 11. G5
, 60.00
. 20.00
. 1.00
. 2.55
. 50.00
. 5.15
. 48.57
100.00
STOOD DEATH OFF
E. II. Munday, a lawyer of Henri
etta, Tex., once fooled a grave-digger
Ho 8ayn: .My brother wan very low
with malarial fever and Jaundice. I
persuaded him to try Eleetrle Bitters
pnd he was soon much better, but
iinntlnned their nse until he was
wholly cured. 1 am nnre Electric
Hitters saved his life.". This remedy
exK'ls malaria, kills disease germs
and purines the niooti; uios oigeKuon
re rulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
cures coiistination. dysiH'tmia, ner
vous diseases, Kidney troubles, fe
male complaints; givex perfect health
(July 50? at Hadley's drug store.
An exchange says that a fel
low looked through the bible to
find scripture to justify him in
using tobacco and found but one
passage. It is found in the last
chapter of. Revelations, and is
the second sentenceof tbe lltb
verse, and we'll bet some of the
old sinners who use tobacco will
read that verse within an hour
I after reading this paragraph..
Situations Secured
lorRmduateMWluiiionrtfumitd. Wiile
nl odc (or catnli.KU anil fcll ufferi.
Tf lassey!
fl Louisville. Kf. Montgomer?. Alt.
J V Houston, Tex. Cotumbui. Gi.
Richmond, Vi. Blrminglwn, All. Jackjonvlllo, Fl
1 B 6 st
n ft :-i.
rassengeroerviGB
TEXAS.
IMPORTANT GATEWAYS
4
"Ho tronbla to kiwror qieitlosi."
2 FAST TRAINS DAILY 2
St. Louis, Chicago
TO ,
and the East.
SUPERB PULLMAN VESTIBULE!) SLEEPERS,
HA5DS0ME NEW CHAIR CARS (Stati Tim).
FASTEST TIME TO NEW ORLEANS
(OOMPARI SCHCDULM).
0HLT LINE RUNNING THROUGH C0A0HEI
AND SLEEPERS WITHOUT CHA5QB.
INCOMPARABLE PULLMAN aLECPCn ANB
TOURIST CAR SERVICE TO
CALIFORNIA.
POSITIVELY NO CHANQB.
Roollning Chair Can (Seati Tnt) Dally to
ST.LGUIS, MEMPHIS EL PASO.
See any Ticket Agent, or writ
H. P. nUCnKH, Trar. luntpr Ignl R. V01Tl,m.
L. A. TROKMt, K. P. TCBXIB,
ViM-frttidutuiOu'llgr, Sta'lPui'raaiMallfl
DALLAS, TIX.
Canyon City
T.odgK No. 4K1 I.
(. O. F. nnt'tH ev
ery Saturday ninht nt 8:.0 o'clock.
All visiting brethren are Kollcited to
meet with h.
S. Ln Lonjc, N. O
M. Newmnn, Secretary.
ri'l. ,. L.' .-r. h , . ti.., l,nu .M.t In n
other DiirnoKeH. Now help uh
Tllllkf T.Ilf Ilf.NI. IIILIIIT 111 l.lll" ITIlllIlLr
nasi wieK ii iillic Ldnvu
Uitv cirl went w.ua ner latner
ffl -I IIIIIIII III Lim 1 IIII1ILI v wfic-i
v. J
they kept a few gentle sheep
near tbe house.' When the lit
tle girl returned to her borne
here, and was asked if she pull
ed the sheep's wool said. "No
they didn't have any wool, but
they were covered all over with
cotton."
D. m' "sTEwAT.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office next door to the bank.
Residence In first house -aouth jnf the
baptist church ( '
UuIIh promptly wavered night pr (Lvy
v.,

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