The stayer., November 21, 1901, Image 1

About The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO STOGK-FARMINQ.
Caiiyon Oity TexasijTKsday Nbyeinber 21, 1901.
No. 84
VOL 5. r
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SMITH, WALKER & GO'S.
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DRY GOODS AT COST.
we will sell ANY ARTICLE in our; entire DRY
GOODS DEPARTMENT af A0TTJAL dOST. ; Smith, .Walker
is Company have a Plains wide reputation for handling onlyj
flrsCclass goods and we are how offering in every; particular
Tnitr oriTr flmn in a .i'Pnri'hn.Tldlfii
vve" are the people who make these PR- For dates of sale 'and a few specimen iprices see oiit ad on
CES. OTHERS MAY TRY TO MEET THEM.
another page.
Kansas City Stock Report.
' KniiHiiH City Stock YuhIh
1 November IS, 1901
Trie ncnr approneh to the baked
turkey and cranberry wince, mince
pie and fruit uike Heiuton In begin
ning to alienate the nffectloua of the
curnlvorouH appetite from the ront
beef, boiled liams, and mutton utew
bill o fare and the past week'H live
ntock buHiiK'HH ha, to a Inrre extent
been one of declining valueH and hard
worked salesmen. The best grades
of corn-fed beeves suffered the most
pronounced decline and the top for
the week was 6.25 agninstll.OO fortius
week before with quality about a
staudoff. The close on Friday was
stronger with 5 to lOt of the lost
prestige regained and the decline is
presumed to be about at a stopping
point. One of the features of the
week's offerings was the liberal per
centage of Bhort-fcd cattle and, while
there was uo especial dlscrl mlnatloa
against that class of cattle, consign
ers were disappointed with the re
turns." The cow supply comprised many
varieties, ranging from the weatli
crU'iiton, cast off grand dams of the
newly marticulated herds which pass
current at around 2.00 per 100-weight
to the tallow laden heifers that sold
along with their brothers up to 5.35.
All grades of females were received
with the deference due the sex and
the market closed a little higher on
tlie week.
Light stock cattle and the common
class of feeders that had accumulated
In the hands of traders during the
previous week were closed out at
very low prices and 17,200 head of
cattle and calves went tothecountry
during the week, as compared with
15,300 for the corresponding week
last year. Good to choice feeders
are still popular at steady prices but
range buyers have withdrawn from
the market and the common to me
dium grades are lu very slack de
mand. Southern cattle receipts during the
week were but little above 4,000 and
the lightest since last May, but as
the federal "open season" Is now in
force there will probably le many,
cattle Inspected and moved north
ward to pastures and feedlote.
Southern steers showed some weak
ness, In sympathy with the decline
In natives but a load of fed Indians
from Miami sold at 4.40 which was
.nearly as much as they would have
realized the week before. Range
steers that averaged from 873 to 975
pouuds were taken largely at 3.35 to
3.75 and the poorer grades at all the
way down to 2.40, while cow values
ranged from 1.90 to 3.00. '
There were heavy, receipts at all
.'.'markets and while packers were
ready purchasers of the prime medi
um to heavy grades there was a
sharp decline lu light and pig weights
which ranged from 20 to 40?. Top
heavies sold at .00 on Saturday
, against 5.95 ou the Saturday before
but the bulk of sales ranged from
5.30 to 5.85 as compared with a 5.50
to 5.00 bulk on the preceedlng Satur
day. Mixed and medium hogs closed
. for the week at 5.60 to 5.85; lights at
fi.00 to 5.80 and desirable pigs at 4.50
' to 3.00.
f Receipts of live stock for the
past week were:
Cattle ...U2,0n0
Hogs ..V...91.500
r Sheep.;. .......23,500
For the preceedlng week:
Cattle 48,000
Hogs.... 8.00
' Sheep 22,500
; Corresponding week last year:
: ( rattle 62.100
, Hogs.;.ii '"w0
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DON'T
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FOO-bED
As some comment oa my ac
tion in resigning the office of
county attorney baa ben made
I beg to submit a brief state
ment of facts and conditions as.
they confront me. The office la
the most disagreeable one in the
gift of tiie people, . I have made
enemies for myself and damaged
my private business In perform
ing my sworn duty. " I have been'
the subject of unkind remarks
and unjust ridicule. ' The reli
gious and moral element of the
county have not given me the
support I expected and I am un
willing to longer bold an office
to which so much unpleasantness
is attached unless the 'salary is
better. R. W. Morgan.
A Violent Attack 'of .Croup
! Cured.
'Last winter an infant child
of mine had croup in a violent
and if they are not right don't buy.
FOR CASH
WE ARE NOT running a. so called clearing sale AT COST
BUT WILL MEET ANY PRICES
made by any so called sale and we "go 'em a leetle'
better" on many goods. v Nor is our house the
Dumping Ground For The Hard Stock
. s ' : i; ': ': r:' '. -Wi' nAT'nc ' i, form," says Elder John W.Rog-
accumulated by other houses to run on at 20 to 25 per, cent, oeiow ers, a christian Evangelist, of
Jim - , ; V ! 1 j.i j. Pilley, Mo. ' gave her ft few
cost. If you want Good, Clean, beasonaoie gooas at prices wiai d0Ses of chamberlain s cough.
. , . A Z Remedy and m a short time all
nHii ffnisfu- vnn erivfi ua a chance to show you our gooas ana prices, danjrer was past and the child
. rannwaroA " This rempav not.
- only cures croup, but when giv
en as soon as the first symptoms
appear, will .prevent the attack.
It contains 'no opium or other
harmful substance audi may be
given as confidently to a baby
$1.15 as to an adult For sale by the
2.90 Hadley Drug Company,; the
4,45 Leading Druggists.
1.10 .
j q Your Prescriptions Carefully
220 Compounded, Day or Night, at
4 23 Canyon City Pharmacy- v tf
3.35 .
On Sunday Nqv.. 17 at 7.30 p.
m. Mr. James Coffee and Miss
Ida , Robeson, Mr. . Sterling
Coffee and Miss Jessie Robeson
were united in marriage, Rev
T. F. Robeson, , father of the
brides, officiating. In these
happy unions every element of
success ' and happiness seems
'blended. The charming brides
are talented, accomplished la'
dies, trained by a most excellent
mother and pious father, they
have always walked the straight
and narrow path of duty and
honor, leading pure, quiet livesr
adorned with every feminine
virtue. The young grooms are
exemplary young men against
whom no reproach has ever been
cast, they bear the reputatioa
of being upright, industrious,
hifrh minded eentlemen. We ex-
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We will sell you:
All Dress Prints per yard
A Good yard wide Brown Domestic.
Chambry . .
Feather Tick. . .
Fancy Outings
Knight's Cambric
Lonsdale yard wide Bleached domestic
Men's Suits . .
Men's Suits.,
. . . ..Former price $12.00 to $12.50
10.00
Now
104
.04
; .08
.11
.08
.08
.08
$8.50
7.50
Men's Shoes
Men's Shoes '.'; . .
Hamilton Brown's Shop Boots
Men's Hats....; I....
Men's Hats; -
Men's Hats .i '.: .
Stetson Hats ; .V . . . . .'. -
Stetson Hats ....... ........ . . . .
Stetson Hats
Former price $1.50
. 3.50 ,
Now
6.00
1.50
2.50
3.oa
5.00
4.50
4.00
. i 3.10
The above prices are only indicators of the prices ,
that apply, all the i way .through bur stock of '
DRY GOO DS, NOTION S, CLOTH ING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC,
' V.".", Our '" '
S TOC K O F G ROC E R 1
Is full and Complete at right prices.
No Goods will be Charged at cut prices. No trading Stamps allowed IZTZ
ES
This Sale holds Good until Dec. 25th,
Yours for Trade
CANYON M ERCANTI LE COM PAN Y
Canyon City, Texas, Nov.lSth, 1901.
life, crowned with joyous age.
that they may at last present
themselves hand in hand before
the gates of His glory to receive'
the reward of a well spent life
There Is probably no disease more ditK
trowing and annoying than piles.
Tablera Buckeye Pile Ointment la
daily curing canes of years standing
of itching and bleeding plle: The
cure begins on the first application,
a little perseverance makes the cure'
complete. Trice, 50 lu 1k tlea, 75
lu tubes at Uadley Drug Ci's To