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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
HIGHER PRICES
ANTICIPATED
BROKERS TEST OPERATIONS
TO FIND MARKET TREND
staenant Condition Of Speculation a
Surprise to Those Looking for
Active Tradine-specisItles
Were in Demand
DISPLAY OF ANIMATION
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

The Metropolitan stocks, Man
haitian, Consolidated Gas and
Leather advanced 1 to 2 points and
Sugar regained its decline of a
point. Southern Pacific was the
only representative stock that rose !
a point. STANDARD stocks en-
countered opposition at the higher
range, particularly Union Pacific.
Lake Erie e. Western yielded
point and Central Of New Jersey .
'1M.
Brooklyn Transit gained 1ss,
Amalgamated Copper, IA; Smelt-
ing, 1ss.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Ilndsllvsred reIsarams

There are undelivcred telegrams at the office
Of the Western Union Teesiaph company Tor
Mrs. James j. Kueser Mrs Ida Moody, Mrs
q. l.. Arnold. Frank X. Murphy. T. II. Cham
bers Mr. Levy, w. r. Markham, 5. Heller
Milo IL. Smith and wife, Mrs. 5. NJ Early
There are undelvered telegrams at the Pos
tai Telegraph Gable company's office, 2S South
Spring street, for Mrs. Everett Thomas, ii. t.
"a hea A. H. Emanuel, j. r. Henderson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Northern OIL

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.-Sales of
part stocks Oil, 1000 shares; Inde-
pendence, 90; Junction, 20; 1000 Oil city,
7O 5000 Associated 27; so United Rail-
road S7db.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES
Annual Meetinu

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Fidelity Savings and Loan Ca,
association, No. 1876 South Broadway, Los
Angeles, California. on Thursday. January
26th 1905. at o'clock in the afternoon
rectors. and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting. BY order,
c. q. BOYNTON, President.
G. H WADLEIGH Secretary.
Los Angeles, California, January IL, 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE London
tin market ruled firmer, closing at 131
pounds rs Cd for spot and 131 pounds
for futures Locally the market was
also steadier closing at $29.05029.SO.
Copper was higher in London, spot
closing at 6S pounds SIS I'd and futures
at 6S pounds LBS. Locally the market
is unchanged. Lake, $15.37Is@15.50;
eiectrolytic, $15121z@15.25, and casting,
s15.S7h.
Lead was easier at 12 pounds lis
in London, but remained firm at S46O@
40 locally
Spelter was unchanged at $6.15G
6.25 in New York. Locally iron was
unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. a modern encyclo-
oedia- One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Cotton and Wool

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Cotton spot
closed quiet; midding uplands. S715;
do gulf, $7.4O No sales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, 1l.-Wool nominal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
New York Stocks and Bonds

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Thc following were
the official quotations for stocks ana bonds
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12

Everything you want you Will nnd in tha
sllsslned psgss = modsrn sncsclopsdiA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
New YORK Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE following were
the prices for bonds on the stock exchange
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Boston stocks and HOnds

BY Associated Press,
BOSTON, Jan. 1.-The following were
closing prices for stocks and bonds ON the
atOolk exchanRe today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
follows;

Wheat Makes, per case OF 80 z-lD cartons. S.IO
do per sack OF 20 bs. ........,............ 1.35
do per bbl OF 1856 lbs. net .....,...,..,..... 400
HAY (all per ton)-No. l grain. fancy l70
49, choice sl5Qls; No O. si4 alfalfa, SAG
FRUITS AND Observation-Disclosures. fancy
Port Limons, 3s 04ci Strawberries, 12@ 20ci !
eranberries. $40 a barreli raspherries, ss@
24c
50 box: fancy. s2s5Q25O box oranges. ma
vels 81 5OQ12.00 a box.
VEGETABLES - Beans, string. TiaGDso
lb; beans wax. 7h0Sc lb.; beets, 6O0f0c
sack; eaulinower. b9g soc dozen, eeiery,
fancy. soc dozen; .chiles. evaporated, iSc
10. egg plant. FQsc ib; garlic l4c h.;
lettuce, zoe dozen; lettuce. u.i6 sack peas.
7@Sc lb.; spinach. SOC dozeni turnips, s5c
sack.
Wheat S1.70; wheat, 100-lb. sacks, s175;
corn, Sl.45; cracked corn. $3.50; feed meal,
S155; bran, heavy, $780, rolled barley,
Si35; oil cake meal, 81; cotton seed meal.
SlS5; coeoanut cake. $3.50; shorts, Sl,45i
oats white, $1.6B; Kaffir corn, $l.45.
il: SlSseasS ssp' wheat :,:.:.....'s.s 'sss ~
Wheat Wheat iaiss. Per cas-: 81 ss s'iS car ''''
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
San Francisco Mining Stocks
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 1.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
we're as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Mining Stocks
Los Anae les Bank clearIngs

LOS Nn90leo oaHN N'SeNHSe
Exchanges for the banks comprising the Los
Angeles Clearing house weiEsso. were as follo%si ollo,%Sssi
Jan. ...sLSl0.7 1901 81, ,2s0.4s .03 t,y69 1903
jan 10 49,. IL 1888. 5.i6 1,449,120.S9 1i3e sol ,g0
ian II 80. lsslVss,S9 l.l4e04s'SS l'NsSllA9
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
Rank "a South hses &c se sa Ss e %
w.

Eudo e.ste Trsser Gaso, list We WE
s. Albro Cashier
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
office OF Treasurer Pacific Branch. n. N.
10. V. s., Soldiers Home, Los Angeles coun-
1903 and then opened for painting exterior
OF Chapel In accordance with Instructions
and speoihcatlons copies OF which, with
blank proposals and other Information, may
be had upon application 70 4. J. cochrene.
Treasurer.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11
BRYAN .CAuAGHAh vENCED0R.
TRlUNFO DEL PARTIDO DEL PUEBLO
ABROMADORA MAYORlA
AnO Is. No 500.

tIaS una IuCha electoral viva ,lI-
oArni2ada como pOcus On los unnlcs
G" Ia Ciudad, al Hon. Bryan Calla2-
hnn, con toda sm huluta, Gue cIccIo
Mayor q" san Antonio, pur ana uilfl-
madorn mhyOria dc | los yotus.
III Partido Democratico na rcci-
btdo una tremcnda derrota una
amafga lccCiGu. Desdc que 50 abri0
la campafta electoral hasta al dfa O.
tcrmin6. oi Hon. Bryan CaiIaghan fnE
81 blauco dc los ataques mas injustOs,
mas vencnosos y mas nmundos. par
uarte dc stls enemigOs tIl pueblo
presonciG sllcnciOso, pero indiRnado.
iua ultraice hechOg nj vcrdadro Amigo
del Pueblo, 81 9 de Mayo, en- las ca
slIlns, vindic0 nj Honorable .Iucz, do
los htaques que ic hicicroE sus adyer
2arios. la victoria es magma, como
Il mrrccdo Ealard0n al catndista Ea-
reno y habit, que siamprc ha trabGia-
do con abu"gaci6h = sin intcr6s mn2
uuno por q bicn general. Su modes
tin cs tan grandn como am amor ~ puc
bio CuandO miles dc bOcas 10 acIn
mnbRn como 81 ycnGcduT. prununciG
cstas s0brinR, clUCucntes y memOra-
bles palabrAs: "ESta Victoria ea de'
puchlo no do Callaghnu" Itn ctihpt0
4 su prugraIna pOlfiiCo 10 dcfiniO con
cstaR larOnicaa palahras: IN 10y. :
nabc 10 que dice, ron csH8 palnbraS.
=
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11

Ss'iia'on acompaiados de In familia
""i Sr. Juan Lopez. ili Sr. Rave pre
Scnt6 al numcroso pdblico los ora
uor's ~. Andres MreIcs. Manuel Ro-
drlEu"z y Francisco Carrl6n. Des-
Puo" Mr.. Rave pronunci6 M discur-
IS" en- ihgl@s cnsaizando ii los heroes
mcNicanos. TOdos los oradores es-
'"''t'on mny feiices elocuentes.
sicndo aplandidos con gran entusias.
mo Al acto official. aigui6 TN AMI
h'Hd" bale que tcrmln0 4 las fros
"e II nahann, r"inando la mayor cor
dialidad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11
RetartlO.

SupliCHmos ntlcsfrDs lrriorce ec
airvan diSpcnsur 81 retardo con nue
saii6 cl n1mcro rr6xlmo pasadu y
este. del REGIDOR. Essta irrcgulari
dad fuo dcbida un dctorioro oue
Snfrin nuestro motor eIsctrico. pero
snbsanado este, ell peri6dlco 40 edl-
tara con Ia oportunidad do slempre
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11

toiia del Hon, ,i!ryan Cullaghan y Al
poieta, con exception del r"gidor del
bairiO nimcTo cuatTu que fuG 10 nni
c" que ghn0 oi PaTlido Dctnocratlco.
He Hauf los dutus quc indican 81
it1unfu del rartidu del Pueblo:
Para Mayor,
Bryan GnilaChun, 2S74
Worries = Brown, i7C7
M"yoria lie uallaghnn. llUS.
Para City Attorney,
Joseph Ryan, 600
r. G. Davis. 17oG
Mayoria de Ryan, ITO.
Para Judge Corporation Court,
Phil Shardein, $3.50
", b. Hamilton. Jr. f7Gl
Mnyortn do Shardcin. 1929.
Para city Auditor,
Victor isozc Jr. 27at
Vinton L. James. I9o,
MayOria de l.c7c. S2T.
Para City Assessor,
John Stappcnbcck. 2757
George r. StUnmkc. 1902
'Mayoria do stnppcnbccl,. 855.
Para City Collector,
Cclcsiin ViIlcmain Sr. 2327
Ino 4, bitter. 22sG
MayOrfa do Vnlcmnin. ~.
Para CITY Treasurer.
Ehus +. 4. lIumme 2XG5
otto MccrschciGt, 1919
MayorA dc Hummcl. ini7.
i."s Alderman at Large" sniieron
ciectos con los siguicntes yolos:
VIM J." Richter, 25hs
B. J. Mauermann. 2ha7
John Bauer, oaEt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11
FIESTA p&TRIOTICA

En- Uvaldc. Texas. faG rrlc.
brado 81 circo de Mayo do una ma
nora csplcndidn, tomaudo participio
tanto mcHicanos como nmcricanos An
to oI altar do In patrIa SO nerup6 IL
m c"ncmrrcncin dc mil almas La
aurora del gran dia fnG saludada ron
grandcs saivhs. on los m0mcntos on
dHo fue iza1o 81 rabGli6u mcxicnnO 4
los b6iicos y GrandEosos acord"s del
Ilimno Nncionnl las ardicntrs cx
clnmnCioncs dc Viva Mexico La
partc musical cstuyo 4 cargo del on
tcndido filarm6nico Don EpifoniU Con
Hdlc2 ffahlaron on Ia tribuna elori-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11
500. San AntOniO. Texas Mavo II de 1oO5
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
POR Ell ESTADO.
i rUNTO DE SER LINCIgAnQ.


I'm la plantation liumadu III Melon.
Nancho His. "n las cercunfaS de
Georgetown, de la Que as mgyordo-
mo Eduardo BaChc, trabaiaba como
Inedicro lose Cardona. El b! dc Ma
20 Bachc enContro i Cardona en- In
pasta, y lc prcgunt6 que andaba ha-
cicndo. FL mcdiero lc dijo que iba
Il omscar un cabal!o para ir i conse-
Suir Ia miisica que debia tocar en- la
f"stividad del cinco de Mayo Bache |
arguy0 que sc dcjara de fiestas que
no le importaban NADIA, que sc fue- |
IA su quehaccr Cardona resisti0 q |
este, diciendo que habfa dejado una
persona Competentc en- su lugar, 10 qu
"ncoraj0 Il Bachc, quion Sc pbalanZ6
Sobre Cardona como una iicra Car |
dona Sc dcfcndia rctrocediendO. hasta
que llcgaron 4 una casa on la que |
hnbia una hacha, dcjada ALI sobrc IL
ma LEILA. Bache quiso tomar cl ha- |
cha, pcro mas pronto que q, Cardona |
Sc apodcT6 de ella. Comenzarun Il for !
ccjcar, rchultando ligeramouic hcrido |
Bachc. Cnrdona So fut prcscntar i !
Georgetown. pero como era de nochu
Sc "XtTavi6 en- cl Camino : no pudo
i!egar uquella poblacijn antcs Que
Bache. Los Vcc:uos al tcncr como
c!miento del conflicto Sc armnron. Y
IN numero de cincuentn salieron en-
| persecution de Cardona, al Cue sin
! I'D: h,-hsersa ]'rrhatc s: 10 c1c,icn-
iran; afortunadamente lIego snIvo d
Georgetown, donde Sc present0 ii las
! autoridadcs.
Cardona SO haila actualmcnte on pri
| sion, csta dcfendido por uno de los
mas notables abogadOg de George
'o"n l.amcntamos cl pcrcance Y
rSprramoS que a abogado sabrh i;brnr
4 su clien;e de las garras de la in nius
ticih pues S"S(ln sabcmos, ha dicho
cue no hay raz0n para que So lc en-
cause
: Los TRAHAJADORES MEXICA-
| NOS.
ri senior Francisco r. Alcocecr de
|orce, estuvo juntamente con su cs.
poSa un hermano, pizcn,i;.o algod6n
on una plantation dc cse lugar. de
Ia propi"dad de un Mr. Ginchcste Dcs
pu"S de dos scmanus de trabujo pidi0
! qu" lc pagara los hfas que habfa ira
baJndo. pcro GinChcS;e lc dijo que nv
| t"Hia dincrO. que 4 la scmana siCuicr
t" lc pagarfa todo. IIi Sr. Aicocer
| p"nso q ST no pOdia pn2aric los Sl1. %
|
| quo va lc dcbiH. mcnos le pagarfa H.
| ma cantidHd mayor. V Sc snpar6 de In
| casa pidicudOle una uOta on que, cons
| tara que Ginchcsto Gralc ,cudor de
Sli.2b, lO que SO rnhuE6 dar Il tai
mister III sciior Alcoccr Irat6 ,n-
toncca Dc rmharEarlu una uaCa De gl-
Snd0n. ncdiantc la Intervention d.,
Ia autoridad. pcfO tuho fuC indtiI. Dor
G'" no cOnsicui0 que 10 oy"ran. rcaig
ndndoSc pcrd"r 81 fruto del irnbn~
20 dc q, d"su "sposa Y 30 81 hernia
no.
I'll susOdiChO Ginchcato - IN pH ia-
70 de cucnta. pucs fac ucu9adn y con
wet" del robo dcuna vaca. cn comra-
hfn dc sus hijoa. asi cs que dados
snS nnicCedcntca no cs cxtrah0 que
no haya qucrido pagar cl tTahalo dol
Sr. Alcoccr. Como 81 CaEo p,tcdc 90
nc'irsc. 10 major que pucdrn haccr
lbs trubajnd0res. cs hac"r que so leg
pagnc cada acmana sin fa,ta. Asi !,
On caso dc que So cncucntrcn con |
amos rarac&s. no pcrdcrdn mas Gno u !
mn snla semann.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11

EI pr6Eimo nnmcro del RE
GtDOR publicnra cl retrato or
Emilio Carranza, conocidD con
q n0mbrc de cl Leon dc In
Frontera." BGsqucse en- In mis-
ina cdici6n cl articulo CORES.
pondientc. sohrc este hombrc, 81
nhic0 con quien eli Gral. Dfazy
ct GraI, Reyes han hccho tran.
saclones pOlitlcas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11

:i-i."G@ Il Iaragoza el Sr Victor G.
i-':Iia, prCs!dGnte de Ia Iunta Patri0ti
"a, Cl 81. .tcsls FernAnd"Z. Jose An
| gel Esquiv"i Y Srita. Praccds Mata.
! iIstos OTadOrcs habIarOn en- In mana
| ma. tcrminando Ia ceremonial con nm
| "crO cantadO por muchas ninaS, diri-
| gidas por Ia se1orita Pragcdis Mata.
Al medic dfa sc rep.tieron las sal
vas y SO cstuvo turnando Ia guardia
| cn 81 altar dc Ia patria 4 las tres
| dc Ia tarde comenZ0 otva ceremonia
"n la que pronuHCinron discusses 81
{ -" NlauTicio Ortiz. Andres Mates. Girl
10 .Mhin. Jesus Fernando. Victor &
Luna; Srita Pragedis Alatn, DionislaI
Lctva, Victoria MARTINEZ, niiIo MANUEL
Mata, STitns Petra Wales. Sofia Anal
dor y Napupu Dolgadu Mira isabel
MaciaS, sicndO todos apaudi,ius calu-
rOaamcntc por su pntriotiamo cic-
CuCnrin. : las Ocho dc la nurn" CO. |
memo ii bailc que s!uyo nuy ami |
radO, durandU hasta las dos de- Ia nal
hnnL con a mayor orden.
FL GXiiu briIlantc de In I"4in sci
d"bi6 al "ntTsiasmo y pa'riotiamn del
tuh0g los mcxtCanus 4 bunna vOluuil
tad dc los amcricanoR. la .Euutui
rmlri0tica frabaj6 con ompcno. aicn-
do Hpiaudida por In bucua nrgnuiIn- |,
ci0n dol festival. Dicha iunta cstm-
80 fnTmadn por las sigui"ntrs homo h
rabies personals prcsidcntC. Victor CT,
I -p
T0lcS; Ornaor Oficiat. Mauririo Oitiz;l II
Sccr"tnrio Andres Mares: Tcsorcru.
J"aCg Fernandez: VOcaics. lose An
gel Esquivol: :Wcnccsluo Flores: Snr-is
g"ntos Dorniro Davila Marcrlino Mol.
ra: Collector. Jesus RoIus, Abandcral: u:
d"s,Anastasio Contrcraa: Aguattn GucI
ma; Marcihlcs. Gumorcindo Cnrfiaolcs. |.
Trinidad Morado. OnGsimo Reyes. AMI:
tonic Rivera. Antonio rcia. Criat6- II
hnl Gonzalez. Leon Balcstcroa Er- j
ncsto Gandar.
FL AMOR 4 LA pATRiA. Il
Los mexicanoa que trabajun "u eli 1
Fcrrocarrtl Southern Pacific. on Ead
Bernard. abHndonarOn sus hcrrnmicni
tns 81 cinco dc Mayo. para entrcghsoi
4 una fiesta do patrIotismu. Ei
tugar dc In cclobraci6n fuc ndorna- +
do coH prim0r. unendosc cn frntcr~ &
mai amor. meXcanos amcricanos. pa I
ra f"stcInr In gran victoria canada ,
los franccEca on pucbla. 81 anu dol
1862 Entire los aDericarCs que mhsi
Sc distinguicron, Sc cuenta Mr.Wil-i :
liam Rave familia. Quiencs &c pro- I
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-05-11

!. I, iiHmDIctun. 2427
Los olr"s rc@IdUrcs s'li-rUn clcc-
i"s con Ia sIgu"nt" mayorIa de vo-
tOS.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
An Essay on Girls.

Girls are the sisters of boys and
has long hare, wares dresses an
powder. The first girl was called
Christmas Eve, though | never cud
see why. Most every family has
one girl and some Of 'em that is in
hard luck has two or three. We
have girl in ours, who is my sis
ter. My sister has been twenty
five fur three years, and some day
we may be twins. Girls play the
pianer and talk about each other.
Fat girls want to be thin and thin
girls want to be fat, and all of EN-
want to marry doods. Why the
Lord made girls nobody nos, but
think it were to 60 to church and
eat ice cream. They is three kinds
of girls, brunei girls. blond girls and
them that have money. Girls is
afraid of mice and bugs, which
makes it fun to put them down
their backs. - Silverton Enterprise.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
Of Interest to Sick People.

We have sympathy for sick peo-
pie and want to treat them serious
ly, as there is no humor in pain
and affliction. 1t is impossible for
a patient to impress on others the
suffering they endure. To get well
or to be relieved is their one
thought, a remedy that will do this
has their lasting gratitude. We
have thousands ofletters from peo-
pie who had dyspepsia, sick head
ache and bilious attacks, saying
how thankful they we're for having
used DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They cure disease by re-
moving the cause. One for a dose.
Sold by druggists, Csc per box.
Made by DR.. Bosanko Co., Phila-
delphia. For sale by L. o. Thomp-
son & Bro. 44-F
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE -- One Gus V Brucht B
Sausage mill with gasoline engine. A
bargain. Enquire Of A H Webster, City
Meat Market. Soft
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
Prosperity at Groom.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. What
ley, new boy, on the morning of
December 10.
Sebe J. Thomas, of Goodnight,
was in Our town Friday and Satur-
day. Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Gov
ington, of Childress went to Nc
Lean.
Charley Stay left here last week
for Claude. He will go from there
to Goodnight to school.
The Thomas hotel has changed
hands. R. A. Fay, of this place,
having bought same and taken
charge. He is now ready for board
ers. Mr.. Thomas will occupy the
Fay residence.
N. A. Steed has started a new
house on his place five miles north
of town; also Charley Harris is
building new house on his place
six miles north of town.
Mr.. Ashley, of Iowa, has moved
to the Charley Paine place and is
building a new barn. Mr.. Ashley
doesn't believe in letting his horses
and he has some fine ones-stand
out in the weather like some of the
Panhandle people. see where he
is right.
Messrs. Frazier and England were
in Clarendon last week shopping,
The new corners are slowly COM
ing in. There has been several
land deals made in the last few
days. We are glad to see them.
They are mostly from the old states
of Iowa, Michigan and Illinois.
L. M. c.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
FIRST DOOR EAST OF PosroFFicE
Conway Items.

Married, at Lone Star, last Sun
day, Mr.. Grover II. Baker to Miss
Ella Kelley, of Conway. The groom
was raised in this, Carson county,
and goes out in the world without
an enemy, straight christian gen
tleman. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kelley. She
is an accomplished christian lady,
loved by all who knew her. The flu
ture for them looks bright. Bro. S.
J. Thomas was the officiating clergy
man. May their lives be one of
peace and happiness and may their
honeymoon lust until death brings
that sad separation, is the wish of
the writer.
Well, TO say the weather has
been the muddiest we ever saw at
this time of the year is putting it
mildly.
No sickness of any kind to report
this week around Conway.
Mr.. J. c. Kelley, of Conway, has
been out in Mexico prospecting,
but returned Monday last thinking
more of Carson county than ever.
Rev. w. H. Baker, of Donley
county, spent Monday night with
the writer, on his way to Lakeview,
below Claude. He reports lots of
homeseekers around him and land
selling close around the SIS mark.
We noticed two threshers at work
in Carson, and here it is winter
again, but our people always have
something to thresh, to sell and to
eat.
Ed. S. J. Thomas, of Goodnight,
preached fine sermon at Conway
last Sunday to large audience.
G. w. B.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22

FOR SALE-F've room house. lot $50
by SO, fenced, on Fourteenth and Jack
son. East front out buildings bargain,
J S Fox. 46-Ftf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22

All efforts have failed to find a
better remedy for coughs, colds
and lung troubles than Foley's
Honey of Tar. 1t stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents seri-
Gus results from a cold. J. N. Pat
terson, Nashua, Iowa, writes:
Last winter had a bad cold on
my lungs and tried at least half a
dozen advertised cough medicines
and had the treatment OF two ply
sicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recommended Foley's
Honey and Tar and two-thirds of a
bottle cured me. consider it the
greatest cough and lung medicine
in the world" Golding 81 Richard
son. 44-lm
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE - Good two
seated Garage, will sell cheap or trade
for farm wagon, Ray Wheatey, at Nat
onal Bank of Commerce. 39-tf
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Wanted

10 to 20 sections of land in a
body or single sections from own
ers, for our northern trade. Des-
cribe lands, give quality and loca-
ton.
PANHANDLE IMMIGRATION Co.
First door south Mcintosh Hotel.
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For Rent.
We Want to Buy

200 sections of plains lands at
once. Have sold since May LIST,
100000 acres. Sales in last few
days $4,000 acres. Write prices
and terms, and can tell you in ten
minutes if we want it.
ANsLEY REALTY Co.
Charming, Tex. 48.4t
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Christmas Services.

There will be preaching service
Christmas Sunday, Dec. "a, at |
a. m. and z:5o D. M, at the Con-
gregational reading room, 100,
Buchanan street. Rev. Geo. A.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22
WANT ADS.

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half cent word each insertion follow
ing. Minimum charge Is cents, payable
in advance.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-22

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. What
ley, a new boy, on the morning of
December IL.
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