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THE TWICE-A-WEEK HERALD AUG. 17 1006
I LOCAL NEWS!
Tl'EKll.tf.
A. A. Lsmpkln tu In Taseoati
yesterday on legal bulnei.
Dr. Ilettes of Porter I. V tu In
Aniarlllo last week.
j. P. Corlcy. of tho Model Studio
la In Miami today doing view work.
Mlaa Bcanto Dlnlr left tbla nioru
lot for a Walt in Hereford. i
M. T. Itoot of Donrcr la among
the visitors to th city thla week.
If. B. Martin loft (ant night for a
frlp to Denver Cheyenne and other
points la tho northwest.
; Mr. Clyett of lllllaboro Texaa Ih
visiting hla brother Oscar Clyett at
$00 Jackson street.
Mr. and Mra. W. M. Wllkorsnn of
Memphis Tenn. are vlsltlnif In the
lty.
AV. E. Ward and W. II. Colllna
of 8atta Jloaa Mo arn prospecting
In lb Panhandle.
Judite If. H.i Wallace and ex-Uov.
J. N. Drowning are In Dnllna attend-
ing the Plate Democratic convention.
Judge Wallace la In Fort Worth
attending the Stato Democratic con-
vention.' iCath fclackburn of Jefferson City
(f.l In Amarillo looking after
Tanhandle Inveatcmnfs.
' Mr. and Mra. '8. II. Lumpkin of
Meridian Tex. are visiting their
daughter Mra. Otla Truulove.
;! C' K. Whitney of tlia Wichita.
Kan. Beacon la In Amarillo thla
Urek In the Intercut of hla paper
t Mr. and Mra. H. D. Crittenden and
Mi Julia Kldd will leave on the
ICth for a two weeks' visit In New
Mexico.
v Sixteen girls of the high' school
Bet chaperoned by Mrs. .1. W. Pier-
son left thla morning for an out Inn
t the Falo Duro Club.
V Mlaa Brulah Wright who has been
attending her brother at tho san
itarium returned thla morning to her
home In Hereford.
Nick Browning who linn been nt the
sanitarium for a number of weeks
from typhoid fever Is nblo to bo on
the streets agnln.
t
. About fifteen of twenty couples en
gaged In a dnnco at tho rlnk last
night dug Hollander furnished tho
rusle.
. MIhb Sudle L Moore assistant op-
erator at tho P. V. oltlces returned to-
day from a two weeks' visit to South
Haven Mich. and other polnta.
t T. Ij. Person has had concrete
ravciuenta completed on the street
eided hla property at Ninth uud
rilmore. atresia.
i: J. F. Saddler for some time book-
ftoeper ta the White ft Klrkcr store
left Saturday for on cxtondod visit
to Dallas Mineral Wells and Bon-
itim. Rev. .Bonnett Hatcher announcoa
that Tho Bulletin will be succeeded
fcy the Rellgloua Appeal the publ-
ication Increased In size and othur
Improvements mado.
A. A. 'Ahraras of Palmetto 8. C
and T. M. Vane of Baldwin Mlaa.
jwera two men from the far south
'who were lpoklng for locations In the
1?anhandU last week.
r Mr. and Mra. J. M. Stanley of
Jtheeler Wheeler eennty arrived
Ibis morning to attend the Probst
Chautauqua. Mr. Stanley Is tho
fouador of Wheeler the new town
1 Wheeler oounty which la making
winning campaign for the location
fit the county aoat.
Peeoa Valley freight engine No.
S4J together with the tonder Jump-
Ad the track yesterday at Washburn
bo damage being done except a torn
tip! trade and a delay In traffic. The
wrocker waa sent out this morning
to right matters.
! Rev. J. P.-Reynolds the newly
fleeted president of Goodnight In-
dustrial Institute la In tho city to-
day. Mr. Reynolds Is an A. B. grad-
Hato of Baylor University Waco
Texaa. During the past two yeara
to haa been pator of tho First Bap-
tist church of Dalhart our neighbor-
ing city. We speak for Goodnight
College and Its new president the
bearty support of our Panhandle peo-
Tlp. The truatc?s of that institution
we erecting a 110000 brlc'.r college
hatlMlng.
TUESDAY. .
' .f. Claude Wells Is reported sick.
ileb Smith of Texlco; was In town
yesterday.
11. C. Hardin was In Ft! Worth
yesterday.
8. .II.- Madden is In Hereford to-
day on legal business.
The Tittle child of Mr. and ' Mrs.
Janes' Fields Is qulto sick.
.s! B. McBrlde Is iu Ft. Worth ou
buatness.
Mrs. Otla Trueiove la rntertainlntc
wth a receutlon this afternoon.
Dr. Patton loTt this rnornlnR on
call to Happy Swisher county.
Dr. Ploraon went to Hereford thla
morning In respouae to a call.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Browning ( quite alck.
Mrs. C. 'W.. Woods arrived yeater-
day from Ft. Worth for a visit with
her slater Mra. O. K. Ollvln.
J. W. Rush treasurer of RwIhIht
county and hla wife are In tho city
looking for a location.
The little child of Mr. and Mra.
James Fields who hus been very 1111
for some time died lint nlht. I
A number of Amarillo people are
spending several days thin wnek at
tho Pulo Durn Club.
lion. Dick Ho wmn n left venter-
duy evening for Dallna Ho will go
from thee to Aiintlii.
Messrs. Mulhollaiid and Oil el I. of
lowu were among the Inventor In
the Panhnndle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Flyn aro now
at home at their naldencn on Pierce
at rent between 10th and 11th
John J Hum and w lf returned
lust night from a trip to HohwcII
X. M.
Itev. J. P. Holfiiea of Ft. Worth
Texaa waa a visitor In Ainarlllo to-
day. The Pally Panhandle scknovvl-
edgea a pleasant call.
Mra. Will A. Miller entertained
Monday afternoon wjth nil elaborate
reception lu honor of her slater Mra.
Miller of Wichita Kalis.
P. L. Person nneT'.Mr. Daniel lert
for northern polnta yesterday even-
ing to herald abroad the ut I tactions
of tho Panhnndle.
J. M. Donnldaon mul family
Misses Lola Yatea of Fort Worth.
Mra. P. I.. Person and MIhb Luura
Nolaon leave tonight for Denver and
Colorado Springs for a vacation trip.
Mr. E. It. Smith of Sherman tho
alfalfa klntf of Texas will address
tho Panhandle Farmcra' Congrena
upon the subject of alfalfa live
stock and prosperity.
The Texaa neully & Immigration
Co. of thla place have done) u nice
bualncxa during this excurnion.
Cunningham and Green have ptir-
chnned nlnteen seetlona in Swisher
County which thoy.wlll place on tho
market ut once.
Meskra. Jones nnd (iuei'Kney are
tenting at tho corner of Twelfth and
Jackson street. The boys nra en-
Joying themselves ly eating sleep
ing. cntejlBjnJrisfiJendH nnd golnR
after the mall.
Contracting1 Agent Perry of tho
Bin Sella Shows Menagerie Museum
and tho droit Floto Shows of won-
derful actors was In town today clos-
ing up his bualna for the coming of
thla aggregation to Amarillo on Sat-
urday September 8
U. H. Carrlngton of the city Texna
and Taclflc odlee Dallas nnd wife
aro spending a few daya in Amarillo.
Mr. Carrlngton expreases himself as
being delighted with Panhandle air
and Panhandle prospects.
Mrs. O. JV'Nniiri and her mother
Mrs. W. P. Orr of Slephenvllle; Mrs.
H. H. Cooper and her mother
Mrs. C. D. Jackson end her nieces
from Dallas and Mrs. Mollis are
spending a 'few days at tho Palo
Duro Club.
THURSDAY.
Ed. Lewis In with a surveying par-
ty near Abilene.
E. K. Kerney la hero from Charm-
ing today.
8. E. Brown of Canyon wna In
Why Adulterated
Paint is Dear
A maker of adulterated
white lead .sneered "Why
should paint be pure ? No
one eats it;"
True but when white
lead is adulterated with
barytes sublimed lead
Jypsum whiting etc. it
loses the qualities which
make pure white lead the
best paint pigment.
f And when these imita-
tions arc sold as white lead
the consumer is deceived
into paying white lead prices
for worthless substitutes.
Collier
Pure White Lead
(Uad by Um 01 4 DuUk Fnxwwi
contains no adulteration
whatever and when mixed
with Pure Linseed Oil
lasts as no paint mado of
cheap imitations can.
If your deiler cannot
I supply write us.
1 NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
I Clark Ava. and lOth St.. St. Ionia Us.
j For sale by first clsis dealers.
Rock Island Summer Rates
We are acllinp; tourist tickets daily to all the im-
portant resort in America including ClIICACiO
Kansas City St. Louis. St. ran! DKNVl-K COI.O-
KAIX) SPKINOS Salt Uke Ios Aticlcs San
Francisco. I'ortland Oregon Detroit Hay View
Toronto Jliiffalo Montreal Huston Harx.r'sl'erry
I'ittsbtirj?. Lookout Mountains ami to many other
jK)iiits Wherever you -go Rock Island can take
you there. '
Special Bargains Round Trip
Peoria. III. Ausr. 18 and i) one and one third fare.
Roanoke Va. Aug n 12 i.v one fare plus $j.oo.
Milwaukee Wis. Aug. 1 11213 one fare plus $2.00.
San l'rancisco Sept. 3 to 14 one fare.') Diverse
Los Angeles Sept. 3 to 1 one fare j Routes.
Ilomcscekcrs' Rates
to Kstnncia N. M. Amarillo aud Keaver County
points every Tuesday and Saturday.
THROUGH SLttPtRS TO CHICAGO AND DENVER DAILY.
m fsssssMa lt full 1 1 f
TEETER-MARTIN LAND CO.
Sells Panhandle Lands.
We have buyers for your land. We have representa-
tives in the North ami I'mI who are bringing us buyers.
It's your land they want. Would be pleased to have
jou list your land for ale with in. If you want to buy
call ami see us. If you want to sell call and we us.
50 sections wanted that can be cut up to suit buyers.
TEETER-MARTIN LAND CO.
Room 14 E&kle Building. Amarillo Texai.
Aninrlllo this week.
M. C. Stewart of Halo Center
wd hero 'Wednesday.
Jno. Cassell and J. It. Mltcludl uro
visitors hero from Ft. Worth.
Jlmniio Loftwlch who hns been
spcndliiR tho summer with his father
nt Texlco returned yesterday.
MIns Jonnlo Fores returned front
n trip to Texlco to visit Miss Lllu
Fountain.
Ed Kirk nnd family left this
morning for n vacation tit the Palo
Duro Club.
Harry McOoo chief engineer of
tho South Plains rnllrond wus In
town thla morning.
Mias I.ou Key formerly nt Owen's
but recently nt Texlco hns arrived
and will work for A. Davidson.
R. IT. Pprlller of Canadian was
trammeling 'business In Amarillo yes-
terday. Itcv. J. P. Holmes of Ft. Worth
was a vlaltor In Ainarlllo Wednesday
and paid the Panhandle force a call.
MIns Sururul. of Washburn nnd
MIhs Uoll of Ft. Worth- wcro In
Amarillo en route for tho Baptist en-
campment. Lee Ganders hns purchaaod the
confectionery and cold drink stand
of Harry G. Donahoe.
Win. N. Jordan of Dos Moines Is
another of those Iowa men who Is
looking nt tho Panhandle.
Mr. Wrlfht of Decatur has ac-
cepted a position with tho Strlngfel-
low &. Humo Hardware Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker father and
mother of Dr. It. M. Walker of
Loulslann are visiting their son and
frtonds In Amarillo.
Mrs. Chas. Tolleaon and the child-
ren returned Tuesday from visits
with rolntlves in Sayro and Chey-
enne Okla.
Mrs. Andrews nnd dauRhter of
Sherman havo arrived In Amarillo
for a visit "with her daughter Mrs.
Ray Wheatley.
W. A. Erwln returned yesterday
from McLean whro ho hns been as-
sisting In getting the new Presby-
terian church started.
Meedamea Arthur McKnighf Han-
dull and Hearn MIks Maud Williams.
Geo. Williams and Geo. Works lire
a me raio unvo i.lu t
Mrs. J. B. Neel nnd children 'after
a few weeks' visit at the home of her
mother Mrs. Hannah Chenoweth re-
turned to Boyd Tex. last evening.
Kearbey Brown left yesterday for
Salt Ls.ko City and other points In
the west where lie will spend his va-
cation. .
Attorney Lumpkin and wife of
Meridian are visiting their son aud
daughter A. A. Lumpkin and Mrs.
Otis Truelove. " ' 1
G. B. llutsou of Lincoln III. who
has been looklngafter his Panhandle
Interests left yestwdny for points)
alia
Afiti n t j-t iril
VI tllll llllvl lIlHllWil i TV I I IW
PHIL A. AUER.
G. P.A..C. R.I.&G.
Fort Worth Texas
east.
W. W. Co win lias commenced the
erection of u modern reiddenco on
his property facing' the court house
square. ...
F. T. DoiiHon is erecting a frame
building on Buchanan street near
tho Union station tu bo used as n
photograph gallery.
Wo aro pleased to state that to-
duy's press dispatches are freo from
accounts of nny casualties taking
place on tho Ft: W. & D. C. road.
John. W. Brltt returned this morn-
ing from a ton days trip to St. Louis
and Chicago. Ho reports a success-
ful trip aud a big tlmo In tho cities.
Gano Harris has returned from
a six weeks trip through Western
Oklahoma. lie will be In the line-
up of the Rosemonts In tomorrow's
games.
Mr. and Mrs. Hack worth of Chat-
tanooga Tenn. have arrived In Am-
arillo nnd will make their Uonw here.
Mr. llnckworth la the senior member
of tho new firm of Hackworth &
Warren.
i
Dr. Ray L. Rogerts of Adnms-
vlllj Teun. Is now a resident of
Ainarlllo and will open up dental
parlors In the Kaklo building. The
doctor Is welcomed to tho best city
In Texas.
Judge Baker of Canadian Hemp-
hill County Is in town. Judge Baker
has been Judge of his district for
about sixteen years and .will prob-
ably continue In that position ns
long as he consents to serve.
Dr." R. L. Miller of Wichita Fulls
arrived today In answer to a tele-
gram'' telling of his child's serious
Illness. Mrs. Miller nnd tho baby
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will A.
Miller '
Hurry T. Illbb returned tills morn-
ing from Chicago Minneapolis and
St. Louis where ho hns been engag-
ed In furthering tho Missouri Texas
and Mexico railroad projoct. -
A. M. Jones of Hereford was In
town yesterday en route homo from
n visit-at his old homo In Tennessee.
Ho spent several weeks in Nashville
and other polnta.
II. & Hudson Is In from bis ranch
south '.of town. His brother-in-law
and wife Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
from Enloe and hU sisters from Par-
is aro here visiting him.
A jolly crowd of girls of the high
school ' set returned yesterday from
a two'jla.v-R outing at the Palo Duro
Club. They report a great tlmo and
only Came buck be.'.inse chuclr ran
out. e
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson who have
been visiting Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Sim-
mons left yeBterday for Denver.. Mr.
Johnson is snles-manager for 'the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. and hus
made Amarillo his headquarters this
sumnini. '
P. k Derr a clothing salesman
ItllllMIIMIX 'MMII" Mf
of OhkaloiihU In Is in Am. n lllu 011
one of bis r.cml-annuHl visits. He
siijs that west Tcxiih Is growing so
fast (hut It Is no longer a question
of selling goods but getting tho
goods to sell.
Mr. (amble of Mil can who linn
been attending bis son W. A. Gam-
ble here left yesterday with his himi
for their homo at McLean. V A.
Gamblo Is recovering from a severe
nttack of the mumps uud spent sev-
eral weeks recuperating at his home.
Geo. Anderson of (Jollify III. ar-
rived Wednesday .for a week's visit
with bis uncle Don A. Sweet and
family. Ills slitter Miss Until Ander-
son who baa been spending tho
summer here will return with him
next week Miss .Inlla Anderson
j will remain vlth her mu le and enter
! the High School this Ml.
L. (). Robertson of the linn of
Anderson & ItolieriMin at Dalbis is
In Ainarlllo looking uf'cr business
fur tho Mutual Life Insurance Co.
for which lie Is statu agent. Dr. K.
H. MeKendreo agent for the Western
district l:t also here. The gentlemen
i will probably spend several weeks In
the city.
Messrs. Ilackworth & Warren are
hard at work getting their new store
in the .1. M. Uussell building on I'olk
street ready for opening. They are
Installing liiph class modern equip-
ment and will have a complete up-to-date
men's furnishings bouse. Their
stock of goods has begun to arrive
iilld they expect to bo open for busi-
ness by September 1.
Mrs. A. Davison entertained last
night with a dialing dish party for!
a few young people. The goes! were:
Misses .lean lllackliurn .luaiiitai
Travis Fdnn Drown Margaret May-j
nard nnd Patrick; Messrs Roger
Gist Gcorgn Maynard Herbert Lewis
nirrhnrd Weaver and Will Garwood.
Mrs. J. S. Rolton assisted In tho en-
tertaining. A delightful five course
luncheon was served.
Among th gnosis at the Palo Duro
Club this week aie: Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Goorh .Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gooch of Louisville Ky; .Mrs. .1.
W. Plerson Mrs. Claude Jackson
Miss Ila.el Jackson Mesdames Uos-
coe Xeelcy F. W. Dodson Nuniv. Orr
Cooper Hlghtower Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Rus.soll.
Itev. J. W. Thomas pastor of the
j Maplist church at Claudo and Good
night was a visitor at the Pan-
handle ofllco today. Ho lias been at-
tending the O. Y. P. V. encampment
and Is compelled to return to liis
charges on account of a meeting. He
reports a successful and interesting
gathering at Prohst.
The l'a rind's' Congress.
Much Interest Is being centered on
the coming meet of the Panhandle
Fanners' Congress which takes place
In this city September 10 11 and
12. Invitations have been sent out
to prominent men over the state to
attend the meeting and deliver ad-
dresses. Responses have already
been received from a number of
them all specialists In their line and
who have promised to be hero. The
local committees who havo the ar-
rangements In hand are very busy
these days. I hey promise to leavej
no stone unturned that would In the
least hinder the occasion from being!
the best farmers' meeting ever held;
In the southwest. Farm products i
which will be put on exhibition dur-j
ing the meeting are already rolling 1
In and which indicate that the dis
play will be a most excellent 0110.
Don't Grumble
when your joints ache and you suf-
fer from rheumatism. Puy a bottle
of Hnllard's Snow Liniment and get
instant relief. A positive cure for
rheumatism burns cuts contracted
muscles sore che.st etc. Mr. I. T.
Hogy a prominent merchant at Wil-
low Point. Texas says that he finds
Mallard's Snow Liniment the best all-
round liniment that ho ever used.
Sold by L.O.Thompson & Hro. 63-F71
The Delell Land Co.
Two years ago J. M. Dob.ell and
the editor of the Panhandle first
saw tho' plains of Texas. Now both
of us live In Ainarlllo. Mr. Dehell
comes from Morning Sun Iowa. Ho
has erected a commodious ten-room
residence at ItOO Tyler street and
occupies It with his family. Mr. Dol-
zell is a hustling land agent.. He in-
vented his money and that ot his
friends In plains lands early In the
game and ho Is naturally gotting the
benefit of advanced prices. HI3 asso-
ciate In business Is Dr. A. J. Laird
of Alnsworth Iowa. Tho two make
a strong combination financially and
otherwise and they are getting their
full share of land business. Their
sales hist week aggregated some $33-
000 Tho Daily Panhandle welcomes
Mr. Delzell and family ns citizens of
Amarillo.
HAlfr pRICC. il wi.lliW f!iw.lKAM.TUh.Ml.n a...
Tina M. "rSIK. VKO. AUS. HAS AMUUS HXlS.
r . Ml I . MM 11
HARKUT RliPORTS.
' Southwestern Sales.
Klock Yards Kansas City Mo..
Friday Aug. 1C Some sales of
western nnd southwestern initio at
pur.sas City.
.lenhle Mrtiulre. Amurlllo Tex. ol
cows St) I average H-Vf..".; calves.
I. '7 average. M.r.n; Til calves "05
average $11. .Ut.
W. '(). Hamilton Amarillo Tex..
TO Blockers 7U0 average $3.10; 111
cows. St I average $2.t.".; L". calves
Hi? average fl.JS.
I). C. Frltr.len Texas lnl calves
1M average $ ." S "1 : U calves J.r.:i
average lll.ti.'i.
T. M. I'ligb Newlln. Texas C".
ciiIvoh 175 average $".ri.
1. P. Mass Roue Texas 27 steers
917 average 10 cows S"T
average $-.7'; 21 calves "ll aver-
age $:i.ri.
Llano L. d C. Co.. Lit walton
Texas KU cows S 7 4 average i'i.fto'
3: calves 176 average $.").'J5.
Cllf Slayton Hereford. Texas. 71
heifers. 0!'. average. $2.7.'; 2.'. heif-
ers 477 average. $2.00; Klb calves.
l.SX average. $l.2.": (!S rainier f23
average 12.2.1.
L. A. Anderson Redmond. Okla.
1 4:1 shirkers 4 S 4 average $2.65.
Owner Wolcott Colorado IS
heifers 800 average $:i.40; 25 cows
1026 average $3.15; 1.1 cows 050
average $2.60
Owner New Mexico CO stnekers
S21 average $3.10.
Somn sales of western ulieep and
lambs Tuesday Aug. 7 IflOU:
J. llennesey Flagstaff. Arlr C12
lambs 05 average $7.60.
i:. S. Gosney Flagstaff. All. 1310
lambs. 61 average $7 40; 295 fdg.
lambs 60 average $5. CO.
Gosney & P. Flagstaff Ariz. 1140
lambs C7 average $7.40.
A. Forder Colorado 3 9S ewes 82
average $4.75.
Dclster. Texas 237 goals 82 av-
erage $3.15.
Wednesday Aug. R 1006:
Jos. Jacobs. Colton. I'tah S02
sheep and yearling'' S9 average
$560.
.1. Lcatrnud Colton 4 30 ewes 101
averagi' $ 1.75.
Thursday. Aug. 0 1006;
.Ins. Jacobs Colton. 73.1 sheep and
yearlings 02 average $5.60; lit
feeders S3 average $ I.70.
Friday Aug. 10 1006:
Jos. Peery Ogden. l.'tiih. 130S
lambs 62 average $7.10.
Jansen & S. Colton I'tah 021
sheep and yearlings 00 average
$5.30; SI feeders SI average. $ t.65.
Witnessed (be Change.
Kansas City Aug. 15 A. N Tandy!
of Canadian Tex. was In the city this
week lie Is one of the old time ranch
men of the Panhandle country who!
has witnessed the changes that have
taken 'place during the past few-
years lie lias seen the raw land
of tho plains that sold a few years
ago nt a dollar an acre nnd loss
grow in value until it now brings
$20 an acre In places. Ho remem-
bers that country when cattle raising
was tlfe only pursuit of the people.
Now the big ranches have been cut.
up into stock farms and farming Is
being done. He says the small grain
crop Gils year was a good ono and
that the grass is good also. "But.
our greatest drawback now" said
Mr. Tandy "is in getting farm help
That country has not been a farm-
ing country so we have no strange
farm hands traveling around look-
ing for jobs. Farmers all around 1110
were unablo to harvest hay and
grain this summer simply because
they did not. havo the help. We are
offering $25 a month tho year around
for steady men."
First of Season.
Kansas City Aug. 15 The first
cattle shipments this season from the
Amarillo district came in Wednes-
day. W. O. Hamilton who linn been
in that part of tho Panhandle coun-
try for 15 years brought in four car-
loads of cattle. Ho reports that
country in fine condition nnd the
stockmen and farmers in an optimis-
tic frame of mind. "Tho. srasou has
been favorable" said Mr. Hamilton.
"Tho crops aro good and tho far-
mers nre well pleased with the re-
sults all around. They have turned
things around down there during the
past few years and arc now raising
grain hogs nnd cattle Instead of cat-
tle alons as they did a few years
ago Wheat oats kaflir corn and
cane are now common crops. This
season the wheat made an average
yield nnd tho usual hlsh grade In
quality. Soma fields yielded f0
bushels to the acre which when the
quality Is considered Is hard to b;at
in nny country. The forage crops
aro especially good."
Another from Amarillii.
Kansas City Aug. 13. Jesse Mc-
Gulre of Amarillo Tex. was at the
yards Tuesday with four carloads of
crttle Including veal calves cows
and steers.
" -'J.l MMIMII'MMMDMIIIA
I INF A BILK.
That Is What a Little Girl 8nys of
( liaoiliei Iain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea. Remedy
I am a little girl 8 yeurs of age d
not know very much but on thing I
do know and that U that Chamber-
lain's Colic Cholera and IHurrhor
Ki'ini'ily Is line as sll for anyone
with u stomach ache. I had a very
sever pain last night took a dose of
It and was relieved at once Maude
Kllen Wood Clifton. Vn. This rem-
edy Is for aalo by the Holding Drug
Co. 65F73.
Amarillo Business College
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Boesen, P. E. The Twice-a-Week Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 66, Ed. 1 Friday, August 17, 1906, newspaper, August 17, 1906; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281579/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .