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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
nnEEzY LETrER FRoM sEAGRT
fI tHhT a nh
steve Riding Tells Comradc IT the
(,rrat National shoot II

steve Riding Tells Comradc NJ the
1hrat National shoot FL
Lieutenant John Golding Of troop
" has received tho following inter-
estlng letter rom Steve Rulings, the
Amarillo hoy who Is leading the Tex
as rifle team In the national shoot
at Sea glrlD y, H.,
Sea Grit g. J., Aug, 3O,-Lleut
John Goldng. Dear Strive got
hero yesterday but not In time to
shoot any tIll today We were is
sued new guns after getting here,
rheyg ARE -bDred especially for fine
adrl, ana YOU bet they are peaches,
didn't do any good shooting today
but was learning my gun, You
know the team shoot doesn't come
OF an next Tuesday with the indi-
vldual shoot right after and We are
entering every little Old shoot they
have for the practice We get out OF It..
Hulen Is going TO give the leader
OF the team u prize but don't know
lust yet what It Will be as he has
never said Say, he and Major Hunt
do all the running Of the team and
we sure have fine time and have
had over since YOU boys left Austin,
/ Will send YOU little paper you
can have printed In your daily but
you be sure and KEEP the leaf for me
for want II MS keepsake,
We are all getting plenty to ear
and having good time. The Of
flcers all eat with us and private Is
as good rs an adlutant general and
you know that's my style.
with regards to all | remain,
Your sharpshooter.
5. d. RlDlNGS,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
View Lumber Ynrd.

W. q. Marshall and n. Y. AlcN-
ander are the Amarillo represeng-
lives that will transact business here
under the name Of the Amarillo
Lumber & Coal Co They have 81
cured the lots on the corner Of Soc
ond and Fillmore Streets aud have
commenced unloading lumber for
their yards. ....,.
They will carry a large and
complete line OF lumber, shin
giles, shasn and doors, paints, oils
and all building materials. They
expect to house their yards with epn'
venlent and adequate sheds as Soon
as the work can be done,
The company has a central pI
flee in Wichita, Kan, and operate
yards in Temple, o, r, The mana
gers are thorough lumber men ms
are prepared TO handle satisfactot.
business In a satisfactory way.
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\ sc,cre Trst.
Washington y. O. March Z, 1909
Tyler Commercial collcGe, s.r
7. ~ lnl. InNna

Washington. D.C, March I, 1908.
TYLER Commercial COLLEGE,
y Tylcr Texas.
GcnllomcnI Allow inc 10 say u
word regarding your modern insti-
tuition and us famous systems of
shorthand and bookkccpmg
without any previous knowledge
of hookkecpins or shorthand, | en-
rolled with YOU and studied both sub
Iccts T hcnlwthou Ia days export
cnco as n bookkeeper successfully
stood the bookkceper examination
given by the Y, S, treasury depart
mcnt mere,
After leaving school did not use
my shorthan done day for more than
two years, Then ! went into an of
ace and took business dictation and
transcribed my notes without tho
least difficulty. s
N [ would say to my young friends
and Simplifed Shorthand are all that
II claimed for them. It YOU are con
ttmplating taking business course
take moo except the Byrnc,
Your friend and student,
WILL BARNETT.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
NrM nnsInc.s EntcrprIse.

Mr. Frod Mccain of san Antonio
has secured office room with the AM
arIllo Cigar store and viii conduct
general commission and brokerage
business, This will be u Amarillo
branch Of the Celia Commission
company, Sc. Louis, n well known
brokerage house. Contracts will be
taken here and closed on the mar
Rot in 81. Louis, Chicago Or as the
contract stipulates.
At present the office is receiving
reports of New Orleans, New York
ahd Liverpool cotton, both spot aud
future. Chicago grain and Now York
stocks. MIR. Mccain Is now com
plcung arrangements for installing
a private wire IN order TO cover all
lhc markets fully ana continuously
Tao now orricc3Wna"elyc u market
ecrvicc for which b9crfiS StFPng de
mand and viii moyc "a successful
business venture. bloW 'iarp
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
An Imitation OF a Man.

(From Fi4day's Daily PanhandlR
Last night Contractor Hollis COW
pleted the cement walk on the west
side OF Taylor street. hetwesp
Ninth and Tenth street. The wax
was yet soft and he made the usual
precautions of putting up bars aud
fencing the walk against dogs
aud small animals with al loN
barrier. Such precautions fah
ed to keep out one animal at LEAST
for this morning along the whole
block In front Of Thomas Turner's
w. "A. Christians and G. b. LandiE
residences was the trail of skunk
who wore No. shoe with a point
ed toe and swing last. Mr. Hollis
and Mr.. Lands were 10th to call thS
animal man, but II made trScS
like man and the presumption Y
that II passes for such. Contracts
Hollis will give $40 to find out whal
name the imitation answers TO ana
the other gentlement on the blocb
also have something for him.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

Toronto, Ont, Sept S,-The li6th
anniversary Of the annexation 81
Canada by Great Britain is being
qaletly celebrated here and ihaothe'
cities throughout the dominion TO-
day The annexation followed the
defeat of Montcalm by General Wolfe
Oh the plains of Abrahanly (which ess'
tablished the supremacy OF England
In America EgM seHNr
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ny ORDER or THE ADJuTANT,
Copy Of the order Detailing lsidingS
20 Team Service.

20 Team Service.
The following IL copy Of the ar
any order detailing the rifle squad
erom the Texas troops for the comrs-
Atlon now going on at Sea Girt;
General orders No u.s..
l. pursuant to general orders No.
III, A. G. d. Austin, July s, 1906
Major Phil NJ Hunt, ordnance officer,
a designated as team spotter, and
Captain G. II. Fowler. ordnance off
Ger. as team coach Of the select rifle
team Of this state 20 take part In
the national match az Sea Grit n j."
during September next They VIII
report 10 the team captain, Brigadier
General John A. Hulen, for duty IN
connection with the preliminary prac-
tIce OF the team at Camp Mabry on
Monday. Aug, 20. 1900.
II. The following officers and en-
listed men taking part In the prellm'
mary competition at Camp Mabry'
pursuant to G. o. No. II, A. g. ID.
J,ay 3. 1906. having been selected
and their names certified TO this de-
partment by the executive officer of
ne competition. are announced to
rompose the select rifle team OF tho
state OF Texas TO take part In TIE
national match at Sea Girt during
septomber next:
Lieutenant Colonel o. c, Guessaz,
G. o. &Ls $. A. p. San Antonio.
Major A. w. Bloor, LIST Infantry
Austin
Captain J. T, Addison. I'd lnfan'
try Bremond
First Lieutenant r. o. Post, "a In
fantry. Waco.
First Lieutenant S. b. Blunt "a IN
ianiry. Waco.
second Lieutenant J. II. Bush, An
Infantry, Greenyille.
second Lieutenant G. l.. Pool, "a
Infantry. Cameron.
Sergeant $. d. Riding, Troop D.
lst Cavalry. Amarillo.
Sergeant X. w. Read, Co, A, 4th
Infantry, Decatur.
Sergeant G.. W. Dickson, Co. NJ, "a
Infantry. Hillsboro.
Sergeant J. u, Williams, Co "
Sd infantry, Mexia.
Sergeant s. NJ. Newton Co. NJ, I'd
Infantry, Hillsboro.
Corporal r. o. Grimes, Co. n, %
Infantry, Illlsboro.
Private S, NJ. Dickson, Co. NJ "a
Infantry. Hillsboro
private C. a. Duff, co, NJ, I'd In
fantry. Hillsboro.
IN. The team Will proceed IRON
Austin SO as 10 arrive at Sea Girl
MI. not later than Aus -, and on
complexion Of The competition thC
team win return 10 Austin and lh'
members hereof from Austin TO lhcll
respective aome stations
~ II hoing impracticahlc for tho
enlisted men to carry ralions in KIND
they viii bo commuted IN advance ~
the rate Of one dollar aud nifty cent
(sl5ON for each day during the i'm,
occupied In travel under this Dryer
and the number Of days spent at 500
Girt during the progress OF the shoot
ing tournament
The travel directed Is necessary
for the public service,
BY order Of tho governor.
JOHN A. HuLEN,
Adiutant General.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

/ A'bath cleanses the skin and rids
die pores of,refuse A bath makes
for better fellowship and citizenship,
yot only should the outside of the
liody be cleansed, burt occasional use
df a laxative or. cathartiej opens the
novels ana clears the system of eff
fete matter. Best for this are De-
Wits Little Early Risers. Pleasant
little pills that do not grippe or sick
en-. Sold by l.. o. Thompson 4
Bro. " tvs
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
nesnlnlInns on lhe ". y. MlI

In the presence OF q sevore'loss'
In the shadow OF great bcreaye-
ment, there Is no consolation ON OF
Christ. Today we come once again
TO him as TO a Divine llelpcrAtb n
Friend who was once ~ man of,kor-
row and acquainted with gricf|a for
encouragement and sympalhyFind
pray for strength and iaith ,,y,
In the death of IT, Ferdie Cotycll.
the son Of one Of our most iaihinl
members! MRS A. l.. Conwcll&Nch
member of the Womcn's Foreign
Missionary society feels saddorel TO
know of death claiming one 80 ydung,
whose hbpcs Ncre bright for A{ ia
turc Of asefiilncss on earth. hql in
tho midst uf grief We thank God for
the Joy and hope that comes ie3our
souls In believing there Is iVmc,
q mansion I'm the skies for those Nho
love God. and we, looking togNin
who doeth all things well pMre-
fore be ~ pG
Resolved, That VIC be submissive
TO Ills holy viii and extend oIE SYM
pathy TO the mother, father, brpfhe'
aud sister. and pray that they3may
have the strong arm of God fhouI
them, guiding, consoling, I9nd
STRENGTHENING rthem until called to
Join him In the blessed beyand
where loved ones never part, and,fpr.
Their be II
Resolved, That a COPY Of the above
be spread upon 1he minutes ofAth'
womans Foreign Missionary soglc
ty and published in our town payers
and a copy be presented to the Sam
lily OK the deceased. MA8
(signcd ! COMMITTEE
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

n b Lavatory work, sewcrt con-
nee ns and all classes Of qp-to-
date lumbing work telephontt II
A. Rmpbell, plumber, successor to
Caibbell & Bigger. 45tt'
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

IN J. Hanna, specialist on dis
casdof the eye, ear, nose nd,rhfoat,
is ilhis Office in the Eberstadt build
ing EsFy day. Hours-9-12;l-5E
56-tf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

despite Calhoun's Determination TO
Retain Strike Breakers.

Associated Press
SAN Francisco Sept S.--Despite
President Calhoun's determination to
retain the strike breakers in his EN-
ploy all members OF unions recently
on strike against the United rail-
Ways, except stationary flremep vot-
ed today to return to work.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
Horse Stock for Sale.

IsamseompelIed to quit the stock
business and offer for sale:
40 Bead brood mares, ss
fathead horses and mare yearlinss
rs Aeadsfolts. I s mules, 8 horses,
horse ad "A jack.
III i3Iyf,, Claude, Texas.
N II \, esS.
NOTICE. 10 sif reaiestate men. Ny
Il ofrs.the market
,69.Tfc *eSEa' g. p. NShafers
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

Ladies, read this catalogue Of
charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks
i lips. smooth skin without blem-
in short, perfect health. For
Is with every package HOLSTERS
acky Mountain Tea. 80 cents. TIL
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WANT ADS,

lone cont word tor first insertion
hall cent word each Insertion follow
NC. Minimum charge 10 cents, payable
. advance,
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TIoNOVERRULED.


~ M f1 M b. ~ ~
.5Sndhy Ohio, Sept. Judge
Bankert today overriiled motions to
ouash Information filed against John
D. Rockefeller and all Standard Oil
cases. plea in abatement was filed in
each case and all were overruled and
defendants given until next Tuesday
to file.motions.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
She Found Relief.

II YOU are troubled with liverrgm
plant and have not receivedNatelp
read thls.k .Alrss Mary E. Hanrp9nd'
Moody Texas. 81 was inigNAor
health-rwith liver trouble--fof oyer
a years Doctors did me no good;,ssnd
| tried Herblne, and three Poltles
cured me.aI can't say too much lpor
Herhine, AS itsis wonderful Ever
medicine. | always have 1t in The
house. Publish where, YOU wish"
Sold by l.. 0. Thompson s. ro,g.TFB
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Wanted Miscellaneous,

WANTED One thousand people 10
buy land at from $500 to $500
per acre. Lutz & Ntzhugh, Vernon,
Texas. GG-75p
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For Sale Miscellaneous,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

WANTED To rent house Of 4 or
rooms. W. HoPPN, HERALD Office
4Ztf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

FOR SALE cleannewspapsrs for sale
AZ Herald once. 4l-u
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

SHEEP FOR SALE 1850 good
breeding owes, s pound shoarersi coo
Sprlng lambs, and some good bucks
with them. Apply 10
Root a lIarmlnsou
.33u Real Estate Men.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

WANTED Clean cotton rags al the
Herald Office. o2It
LOST Pair gold-rimmed glasses u.
II. Carpenter on case. Return TO.
Panhandle Office for reward tf-D-H
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

FOR SALE-One, two ana ,one-half
horsepower gasoline engine; also
A variety OF farm tools; VIII trade for
stock, either cattle or hogs--A II.
Webster, CITY Meat Market 57-tf
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
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will return it to yoaio home.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The LOreauville and New Iberia
packet, Edith b which was start
cd in that trade on the LIST Of last
month under command of Capt
Joel I. Chivers, was shut down by
her owner OH last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Bernard, the owner, arrived
here Tuesday afternoon and left
the next morning without giving
out any statement as to the rea-
sons for his act. Capt Chlvers
says he is dumbfounded and is at
a loss to explain the affair. The
boat has been dong a creditable
business considering the recent.
ness of the organization of the ser
vice and that the enterprise was
started after the annual heavy
freights had been moved. 1t will
be a source Of regret to all ship
ping interests here that this means,
of communication has been suspen
ded.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
MUST HAVE DAILY SHOCK.
victims OF the Electricity Habit Are
Becoming Quite Common
in Gotham

New fOrk.-"Of all the habits the
one that sticks closest to fellow is the
electricity habit said young doctor.
The drink habit and the cocaine habit
are mere summer fanCies COMPARED Win
IT. But there is one thing To be said
IN its favor, il is usually beneficial. The
electricity habit is contracted lust Ike
any other habit. a few currents are adj
mlhlStered during an Illness. they
strengthen and stimulate. and the first
thing the patient knows he finds the
tonic Indispensable. Even after he gets
well he Graves the treatment.
u know one young woman no makes
a fair living by calling at the homes
Of electricity victims and dosing them
with few shocks from galyanic bat.
terry. Most slaves to the habit have
their own batteries, but they are afraid
10 apply the treat ment To- themselves
That is practically a groundless fear,
for there isn't one chance in thousand
Of person giving himself an overdose.
Still. they prefer an experienced hand
to manage the current
Not all the electricity fiends are in
valids by any means. Many OF them
are now as well as they ever were. yet
they have become so addicted to the
habit that they require the weekly,
semiweekly or possibly daily electric
thrills to tone them up"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
Have you a Deef1r a Homer
Why not? Our lahIt or yours?
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
New Mill for Sterling Central.

Last week the Sterling Sugar &
Railway Co, owners Of tho Sterl
ing contract for the erection Of a
heavy six-roller mill. The new
mill is to replace the old seven roll
err one put in the plant when own
ed by the Louisiana State Lottery,
which was unique in that its dla
meter of rolls probably exceeded
anything in use in the sugar; it's
two front rolls were 60 inches dia
meter and The two second rolls 4S
inches diameter, these sets worked
in connection with three rear rOll
ers Of more rational diameter.
The mill TO be built for the Ster!
ing central will have its rolls 34x7S
inches, and will be of extra heavy
design, with journals 17I inches
and hollow street shaft; likewise
the gearing will be constructed
much heavier than usual, making
the mill all in all one Of the most
subs antial crushing appliances in
any cane sugar factory IN this or
other countries. To work in con
junction with the above will be tie
three smaller 6.fOOt rollers of the
replaced mill, and the capacity fur
Their increased 10y the installation
of crusher IN front of the three
tandem mills, giving to the whole
a daily capaci Y Of about 1900 tens
Of cane Besides this equipment
the Sterling central will continue
to operate its efficient Leeds mill
that was constructed a decade
ago The Sugar Planters Journal
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
AMERICAN LAW IN PARIS.
Course Proposed for Study in Uni
vsrsity Including Commercial
and Banking Laws.

Evidence Of the growing inter
est in France in American f1Dan-
cial matters generally has recent
ly been given in the form OF sug,
gestion made by the faculty OF
the law school Of the University
of Paris, that a course in Ameri-
can law, including commercial
and banking law, be established in
that school. This suggestion,
coming az it does at a time when
special efforts are being made in
some quarters to fa1niliarize the
French public with American in
vestments, 10 seemingly very
timely, and ito adoption would
probably not be without practical
results. says the New York Times.
As matters stand, If the sugges-
ton is acted upon, it will be neces-
sary for Americans to provide the
needed funds for the establish
ment Of such q course at least for
the first year, after which the
course may be included in the reg
ular budget of the university. In
another school of the same univer
sity, with the cooperation OF Mr..
James Fl. Hyde, course in Amer
lean literature has already been
provided for, and it is thought
that the work in this direction
might proftably be extended to in
Guide a course that would make
European lawyers more familiar
with American law governing
commerce and banking. This
law school has 5000 students, say
seven times ~ many as our larg
est school, and they are drawn
from every country In Europe.
The effect Of such instruction
upon such a large and influential
body of opinion could not fail to
be OF interest and value here as
we'll 40 there. The invitation to
deliver the initial lectures has
already been given to an Amer
lean who has discharged similar
duties in an American university.
and whose writings on American
economic topics have been widely
copied and are influential. But
the permanency Of the establish
ment may be said to depend in
some degree upon the interest
and support shown here to the
French initiative -
a
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
PERSONALS
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WI = NJ. h'ckSeeker IL 'he SoeS'
- 'N"'' "''"S '''e"'e" '"e
- '''"c' CONVENTION 'n'S week
Mr''aS Gebert returned Wrdnes
''y a''er o''ef visit to the CrcS
cent 'l'y'
Mrs, Murphy, of New Orleans
20 ''''''" ''' '''o'het' MIS- N"n''er
VI '''' ! sun '''e'''
Col Geo. w W hit worth. of lear,
erette, was a visitor to this city on
" Wednesday,
MIR, +. Putnam, of Abbevtlle,
was in town a couple of days this
week on business.
Miss Helen Robertson of N.,
York il in town fin. ou,st of raj,
tiyes.
arrived here on Yesterday ,ff.r
noon
=,
>,.a,; g, n.y.,
49, i' Wv"
L. Dew alcoult, tbis week.
Nrs nv p.,,o w.s IN o.,o -
ance y, tn. Stat. T.,.h.r, Cn,,on
t;on which vo. hal, - p.,,o, p,,,
ga ,h,s wo.L
Mr.. Fred. l. Movers formerly Of
Chicago, latterIy of Crowley was
a visitor to this office ON Monday
He advises us that he has recently
CONTROL of the "Idea" Of
and will assume the man
aselheh' on or oelore the flrst OF
Way
Mr. i p Ward who c,me horo
, few waeks 400 in r,,lro,d ;nto,
,sts ex,acted 70 ha co,,od h.o,, -
port artb,, ,rox foro d,u.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
Surprised Hero.

Mayor Samuel Roberts, OF Norris
town. Pa, has put himself In line for
Carnegie medal. He was fishing
from boat in the Delaware river
when he noticed that two boys had
fallen OF swimming raft and were in
danger OF being drowned. Mr.. Rob
erts rowed to the scene. and. plung
ing in the water without time to
take OF his clothing. grabbed the boys
by the hair az they were going down
q third time. When the mayor drew
them to the surface, great was his
surprise to find they were his own
children.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21

Lake Well No 3 of AnSe LaButte
is the center of interest Just now
and has been for some weeks past.
The drill has reached a depth, i'm
this well, OF POO, the deepest well
in that field, The Indications are
such as to Justify the keenest inter
est and greatest an'icipatlons. All
the other wells are watching for re
suit, expecting to have to add to
their depth sOme 500 feet
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-21
TALlOW is ESKIMO CANDY.
A. Much Delight Il Taken In Eating
This a. We Exhibit in Ohoe-
olato Creams.

1t 10 not very pleasant to hear
tallow er the marrow Of the rein
deer called candy, yet such they
nay be considered, because they
delight the children OF the cold a.
much AS you are delighted with a
box Of chocolates. In Eskimo
and there 10 a kind of water fowl
allied dovekie. They are about
the size of a duck, are quite black,
with webbed feet OF a brilliant red
color When the men have killed
the doyekies the women cut of
their bright red feet and draw out
the bones; then by blowing into
the skins they distend them -
much as possible to form pouches.
When these are thoroughly dried
they are filed with reindeer tallow
and the bright red packages are re-.
garded by the Eskimo children as
their greatest treat. Another
kind Of candy is the marrow from
the shin bone Of the reindeer, Of
which the Eskimo 10 very fond.
When the meat is stripped from
the bones Of the reindeer's legs,
these bones are placed on the floor
and cracked with hatchet until
the marrow is exposed. The bones
are then forced apart and the mar
row dug out with long. sharp
spoon made from the tusk of the
walrus. When this tidbit is
frozen and cooked it is said by PEG
pie who have tasted it, to be very
ualatable.