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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-05
Chilly Return.

"I love you devotedly, madly.!" lyrically
declared the ardent swain. ITO be your
companion through life, darling. would
tions, ambition, honor, fortune"
."Didn't know you, had all those nice
thing!"-Sporting Times.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-05
DON'T DESPAIR.
Read the Experience Of . Minnesota
Woman and Take Heart.

II your back aches, and you fssA
sick, languid, weak and miserable day
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-05

Virtue and honesty are twins. Each q
its own reward.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-05

An ounce of intention is worth a ton Of
bluf.-Life.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
college, was in Amarillo this morn.

college, was in Amarillo this morn.
ing.
Burton Roach, now o fthe City
Drug Store at Dalhart, spent Sunday
with Amarillo friends.
f. Strohmeyer, sterotyper for the
Daily Light at San Antonio, Texas
spent today in Amarillo and while
here paid the Daily Panhandle call
w. II. Greenwood, the J. G. S. man
has returned from two weeks trip
to Dallas, Fort Worth and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Guernsey
will arrive this week from Orlando
Florida, and will spend some time
here with their son who has been
in Amarillo this summer
Willis v. Sims, recently Of the
Colorado Springs Gazette. was a Wis
itor tethe city today, He was en-
routoto oklahoma City where he will
assist in getting out a special edition
Of the Oklahoman.
II. P. d. Howard and Ross Ma
bne left yesterday for Hereford in
tsponse to a message saying that
| tr. Howard's father was expected to
lc. They went in an automobile and
babe the run in record time.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
MONDAY.

J. r. Pentreff, the land man OF
Dalhart, was in Amarillo yesterday
Harry G. Hendricks, a lawyer OF
Miami, was in Amarillo yesterday.
S. /. Keiser aud family were up
from Canyon yesterday.
II. C. Client was up from Tulla
yesterday.
J. p. Reynolds of Goodnight was
in town yesterday.
D. r. Erwin was down from Dali
hart yesterday.
Dick Connaly,ts here from Melrose
N. M.
". II. Doclery has returned IRON
q trim to Texico and Melrose, N. M
H. G. Harding returned yesterday
from Roswell and will 80 to Denver
tonight.
Rev. George II. Chatfield will
leave in the morning for a trip t.
Texico,
Miss ,Dimple' GOWN entertained thu
Younger set with party saturda!
night at her home on Lincoln street
VIII A. Miller. Jr., has returned
from a business trip to Wichita
Falls.
Mis- Bess Wheatley entertained
number of friends at her homo Sat
urday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright
are down from Dalhart visicnI
friends and relatives.
Misses Daisy an Edna Brown lei
this morning for a weeks visit wit
friends at Texico.
w. B. Mersefelan, a merchant 9
Bovina, Texas, was in town yester
day.
Miss Mabel Black, OF Goodnigfl
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
slashcd the scrcnadcr.

Saturday morning in "MeXico"
east of the Pecos Valley lines, a
serenading party broke up in a-rwo
in which Pedro Cassie got decidedly
the worst of the handout. 1t seems
that a party Of serenaders were go
ing to the different Mexican houses
and at Cassios house an alteration
arose over the music. Cassie crit
icised another MeMcan's taste and
ability. The other brown skinned
musician intimated that Cassie was
only fit to grird cats into low grade
tamales. .ee
Cassie retored with anyeven- more
violent aspersion on the others mu-
steal ability. lineage and personal APP
pearance, The first Mexican then
sliced Cassie acros the ear and face
with q big shar pbuife. xrr
Mutual friends interferred before
the argument proceeded any fTther.
John Snider took the assailant in
charge and DR.. Patton did some
fancy needle work on Casio's visage.
The knifer is now It nhe county
Jail, bound over to await the action
Of the grand jury. liza .Eaar
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
NORTH WARD.

Mis- Alma Bates, principal.
Miss jennie Sadler, teacher'of,first
and second grades.
Miss Alma Bates, teacher-ofsthird
and fourth grades. ,x,~x
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
+%%@%%4%++++ ++++ + =
II SOCIAL EVENTS =
++++A +++++
FRIDAY.

+++*%

FRIDAY.
EntertaIns nc Dinncr.--Miss Belle
Wilson entertained a small numOot
of friends yesterday evening at an
8 o'clock dinner at her home on
Polk street.
80 -aa
A Forty-two Party.-Misses Nc
Gee and Hendrix entertained small
party of young people yesterday
ovenlag at Miss McGee's home on
Taylor street. Miss bentley, with the
violin and Mr.. Plckerel, with the
.oornet, accompanied by Miss Lockett
at the piano, furnished several de-
lightful musical numbers in the early
pert of the evening. At progressive
forty-two, Miss Bentley led the scor-
ing and was awarded a box OF bon
bons., The hostesses served refresh
ments of a salad course and coffee,
CAKES ana lCV9' rHuf
A Big Little Girl PArty,--Misses
MCGEE and Hendrix entertained yes
terday afternoon with big little
girl" party. Tho guests had been
told to wear little girl dresses and
bring dolls. The thirty or more
young ladies' who attended furnished
scene that would make a Sis Hop
liins show take notes. The highest
award for superior excellence was
given TO Miss Mamie Trigg, but Miss
Lutte Wood won honorable mention
and Miss Louise Moore violated the
terms Of the contest by appearing as
a little girl. "Puss In the. corner"
drop the handkerchief" we're the
fayorite games and the hostosses
served refreshments that suited the
"wont-grow-ups,'
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
A BIG CIRCUS.
be- Enlarged Campbell Bros. COnsol-
idatcd Shows Beyond Comparison.

be- Enlarged Campbell Bros. COnsol-
idatcd Shows Beyond Comparison.
The great Campbell Bros. consoli-
hted shows which will exhibit in
marillo on Thursday, Sept. 27 has
ben enlarged on such a scale of lib
fality as to make It next to impos-
BILE to depict its real magnitude.
Esides enormous additions to the
lrcus proper, the parade has been in
leased and is now one of the finest
Ter seen with this meritorious. or
Imitation. In the arenic display are
Fought together an assembly Of the
lost famous acrobats, gymnasts, aer-
Il performers, dancers, funmakers
hd sensation specialists in the world
lost Of these artists make their first
bpearance in this country with the
Ieat Campbell Brothers consolidated
ows. Foremost among these celeb
ties are "The Flying lie Vans" the
|,Iizuno trope of Japs," Bishop Bros.
buble somersault leapers; Nellie Ry-
Ind. champion bareback rider of the
|orld; Cossack Rough Riders In dar-
& feats of horesmanship; the great
lppodrome races and other highly
|nsational acts too numerous to
IGNITION.
Among the trained animal fea-
Tres are a hard Of performing ele-
hants, educated horses and ponies.
gh jumping dogs and clown mules.
he menagarie annex contains the
ost complete, exclusive and valuable
,llectlon of wild animals form all
arts of the world.
The street parade will leave the
low grounds at 10 o'clock, Per-
,rmances at 2 and p. m.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18

When you have a cold II Is well
t ODE very careful about using any
thing that will cause constipation.
Be particularly careful about prep
arations containing opIatesi Use
Kennedy-s Laxative Honey and Tar.
which stops the cough and moves the
bowels. Sold by I.So. Thompson
s. Bro. T-W-3
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
firm, will make his home with Mr.
and Mrs. Hackworth.
SATURDAY.

~ ~ ANN'bt - N"A"N'"A NNHh 'N'
over yesterday.
Il. S. Gustavus is in Claiming to-
day on business.
Judge o, II. Nelson lett yesterday
for Naravisa, N. NJ.
]. p. Snyder, the Hereford land
man was in town yesterday.
J.. Ray OF the Hereford Brand was
in Amarillo yesterday evening on
business.
Allen Early has arrived from Waco
to open his wholesale grain busl-
ness here.
Mrs. Bennett Hatcher and chill
dren have returned from q visit
in Tennessee.
II, b. Martin is building a resi-
dence on the corner Of Madison and
Sixth streets.
II. G. Tucker, manager OF the
Hereford Light &c Power Co., was
here yesterday on business.
Miss Redd OF Lexington, KY, who
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Fisk
left yesterday for st. Louis.
c. T. o'Toole. state agent for the
st. Lotus Republic, is in town today
in the interest OF his paper,
Carleton r. Ball, agronomist Of the
bureau Of plant industry, Washing
ton, d. G. was in Amarillo yesterday.
Miss Gussio Savage will leave Mon
day to take up her second years
work at sullin's college, Bristol,
Tenn.
Mr.. Pickerel, Of Medford, o. t.
who has been visiting his brother, Il.
Il. Pickerel and family left today for
Oklahoma City.
Rv. George II. Chatfield, the Con-
gregational minister will return to-
night from Texline where he has
been holding meeting.
G. f. Lindsay, the new owner OF
the Amarillo Steam Laundry left yes
terday for Sherman to close up busl-
ness affairs before removing TO Am
arillo.
Miss Stella Fugwell is here from
Claude today visiting her brother, A
S. Fugwel. Miss Fugwcll is from
/ Dallas an dis teaching this year il
Claude.
D. NJ. Dreamer is another Mis-
souriau who has concluded to cas-
his lot with Amarillo. lie has mad,
several trips here and 10 now look
ing for location.
Harry schwarEsr, makeup fore
man on the Daily Panhandle, suffered
painful injury yesterday evening
4 In repairing the Linotype hachiH
a gear wheel caught his hand an,
tore the nail from his thumb beside
severely bruising his hand.
A. r. Davis of Denver, Col, fiel'
officer Of the Independent Order o
Maccabees, is stopping in Amaril
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon
Mr.. Davis will spend some time i
tie Amarillo country visiting tn
various lodges Of the order.
George II. Allen manager OF IN
, first advance car Of the CamDbe
, Brothers shows is in. Amarillo toda
, with a force of Twelve men. Tn
Campbell show has made man
friends on former trips and come
back this year, Mr.. Allen says wit
a better performance than ever,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
CITY SCHOOLS OPEN.

Every building Overlooking With
Students on First Day of Session.
(From Mondays Daily Panhandle.)
Its all over. 1t required no fur
Their sign today than the morning it.
Hself to show that summer had gone.
But the streams of school children
passing along tho streets told for
sure that summer time and vacation
time were over.
Amarillo is better prepared than
ever before TO take care Of the school
children but even the additional ac-
commodations have already kept
pace with the rapid growth OF the
city. Professor Gamble estimated
this morning that there were 400
pupils in the new high school build
ing. The Polk street building was
thronging with children and must
have had by comparison with the
high school, 900. Tho North Side
school has at least 100. This would
bring the enrolment up to about
1000 on the first day.
The Polk street building has been
overhauled and thoroughly repaired
this summer and presents n much
more inviting appearance. A brick
building has been completed for the
installation Of steam heat, but this
needed improvement will have to be
deferred another year.
Amarillo has reason to be proud
Of its new high school building in
spite of the well grounded criticism
on account of its unfortunate To-
cation. 1t Is q handsome building
within and without. It's three broad,
easy entrances and spacious halls in
sure perfect light and air, and insure
against confusion in entering or
leaving the building. 1t is still in
complete but the rooms are in condi-
tion such that school work will not
be interrupted.
With the completion Of this build
ing, the high school gets the room
and accommodations which enable it
to do the best work in every DEPART
ment. The new assembly, room win
be the handsomest auditorium yet
constructed in Amarillo. Although
small, it is perfectly planned and will
afford a fit setting for public high
school performances.
The following teachers at the va,
riousbuildings are:
POLK STREET BUILDING.
w. M. Green, principal.
Mrs. f. V. Allen, first grade,
Miss Rosa Taylor. teacher of'low
second, high second and low third
grades.
Miss Bernice Russell, teacher of
high third, low fourth and high
fourth grades.
Miss Alice Jones, teacher of fifth
grade.
Miss Emma Tullos, teacher of the
sixth grade.
w. NJ. Green, teacher of the sOv-
enth grade,
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
i. p. Gamble, principal.
Miss Annie Hendrix, teacher Of the
first grade.
Mis- Warner Hill teacher of low
second, high third and low third
grades.
Miss Malcolm Moore, teacher OF
high third, low fourth and high
fourth grades.
Miss Laura Nelson-teacher ofAthe
fifth grade.
HIGH SCHOOL.
L. p. Gamble, teacher Of mathe-,
MATES and science.
Miss Flora MCGEE, teacher of mod,
ern languages and history.
Miss Lizzie EppleL teacher OF
Latin.
Miss Laura X. Hammer, steacherAof
English.
NORTH WARD.
Mis- Alma Bates, principal.
Miss jennie Sadler, teacher4of,first
and second grades.
Miss Alma Bates, teacher-ofst third
and fourth grades. ,x,~v ?
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
SATURDAY.

Miss Dimple GOWN will entertain
the younger high school set this even
ing at her homo on Buchanan street.
T. G. G. Partyr-Miss Katie Ray
MCGEE entertained the =. c. G. club
an dthelr friedss yesterday evening
with progressive forty-two at her
home on Taylor street. Mr.. Fred De-
Witt led the scoring and was award
cd the prize, The hostess served re-
freshmonts Of icu and waters.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18

High grade training school; prepare for ooh
lege or for life. Thorough training gwen 4
English, History, Mathematics. Latin. Qrool
Not only do our students enter the StAti
TOUT examination. but Vanderbilt University
duoators Of this and other states endorse oul
Fourth year opens Sept. 18th, 1906. Foi
r. A. M. Prin.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
.Huqhey & Turner School.
Weatherfc-a. TeNas

French, German, Spanish and Science.
University and other Texas Schools witt
also accepts our certificate. Eminent o
work. Write for letters and catalogue.
further information write. J. p. TURNE
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
StrnYed or Stolen.

Two horses about 16 hands high
ach branded with an "H" or
BOULDER. One horse bay and one
-own. The brown horse has s't
rye wire cut on right fore foot
Will pay for information leading
} their recovery.
l-tf MCKNIGHT BROS.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18
MIR. and Mrs. Pickercl Entertaln.-

VIZ ullN NiIos l'lOhNItl AAlNNINAihs-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L, Pickercl enter
tanned small and cong6nial party
of young people at progressive for
ty-two yesterday evening in honor
Of their brother Mr. PicEerol Of Med.
ford, o. r. Miss Belle Wilson led
the scoring for the ladies' prize and
Mr.. Wilson was so fortunate as to
hold the winning score for the gen
tloman's prize. At the close Of the
evening Miss Bentley accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Pickerel favored the
guests with several violin numbers
and Mr.. Pickercl gave a cornet solo
q
For Miss Snccd.-Mrs. J. b.
Sneed entertained a large party OF
young ladies yesterday afternoon in
honor of her sister-in-law Miss Sneed.
Nine tables were set for progressive
forty-two and the guests drew dainty
embossed flower cards for partners.
For the highest score Miss Bess
Howren was awarded u set Of gold
waist pins. Miss Iva Nobles re-
ceived the consolation prize, a gold
mounted back comb, Miss Phoebe
Burgess served punch during the
afternoon and at the close Of the
playing the 'nostess served ices and
cake.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-18

DIR. Albert j. Caldwell Specialist
n diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
hroat. Office Eakle Building,
ooms g1snndr,2s .Amarillo. Texas.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
MR. REIsrER AS A BUSINESS MAN

Evidences of the unfitness of Con
rad Reister for the position of county
commissioner are multiplying. School
warrant No. 100 issued by school dis
trict No. 6, of which Mr.. Reister is
president, bears evidence of his
clumsy manner Of doing business.
About two years ago Robert McNich-
olas was given contract by the
school board of that district for the
building of a schooIhouse for S1,350.
When Mr. McNicholas had completed
the work called for in his contract
the board decided to have him do
some calcimlning which he did at an
additional cost of $11.20 Mr.. Nc
Nicholas had a balance of S400 due on
his former or original contract. and
Mr.. Reister as president issued five
warrants OF 500 each In payment OF
the $500 Mr.. McNlcholas did not no.
tice at the time that he had the five
warrants, but later discovered the
fact. and as the board had tried to
| hold him down for the S11.20 item he
decided to hold the warrant until the
district would allow him this amount
| when he would return 1t to the dis
trict. When Mr.. Reister discovered
tiidi ne nhu gwen tHt NNtih wal ii'ht
| lie notified the then county treasurer.
| w. j. Patterson, not to pay McNich-
olas the amount OF the extra warrant.
| Mr.. McNicholas had never presented
the warrant to the treasurer and to
this day has not done so, but contin'
ues to hold it till he is paid the sl1.20.
Mr.. Reister did not know he had
| given the 500 extra until a mutual
friend OF himself and Mr., McNicholas
| informed hifl. Should II ever be La
Plata county's misfortune to have Mr..
Reister as commissioner it may be
reasonably expected that unless other
members of the board can head it off
there will be repetition of such man
ner of doing business for the people.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
WHY THEY HESITATE.

If you stop long enough to recall
the incidents of the past year in con
nection with the gambling and saloon
situation you will not wonder that
people hesitate to give information
regarding the violation of the laws in
reference to the suppression of gam
bling and the violations of the mid
night and Sunday laws. and then you
will not wonder that Sheriff Thomp-
son finds it so difficult to get any
body to furnish information for prose
cution.
The brutal beating Of Meyers last
summer for appearing as witness
to give testimony in a gambling case
was sufficient to warn others of their
dangers. The gambling element has
stood ready to beat and bruise any.
body who stood out as an informer
whatever 1t might cost. With such 9
situation the sheriff must rely on
catching vioators in their acts, with
out assistance.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
MR.. REIsTER AS A CANDIDATE
incompetency or Worse.


In 1903 Conrad Reister gave in on
his tax schedule sixty head of cattle.
His neighbors aver that he had at
that time fully four times as many
cattle.
Stand up, Mr.. Reister, and tell the
people how many cattle you had at
that time, and IL you had no more
than sixty you will be able to make it
plain to the people that that was all
you had.
If you had four times as many why
did you not give in the full number?
Should you be elected county com
missioner would you give in a less
number of cattle than you really had,
and would you thus encourage others
to do the same?
1t is up to Conrad Reister to dis
prove what his neighbors have said
about the number of cattle he had in
1908 when he gave in his tax sched-
u1a
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
MR.. LAW-BREAkER
is THIS NOT THE TRUTH?

In whatever measure Mr.. George
Thompson has succeeded or failed in
the suppression of all gambling lin.
Guiding that under cover) it is cer-
tain that he has had no cooperation
by the city council or police depart.
ment. nor has he had any help from
them in enforcing the midnight and
Sunday closing laws.
Mr. Thompson has at least KEEP,
gambling from being open and has
shown a disposition in offering re-
wards for information regarding all
sorts of gambling. to suppress it all.
The Democrats might tell the peo-
pie of these facts while they are
marauding the peace at country
schoolhouses and crossroads.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
From Wednesdays Daily Herald.

| Harry Fry, who has been sojourn-
ing at Trimble Springs nursing a
| sprained ankle, came down this morn
ing.
| W. H. Doyle of Forrest City, Ark,
arrived from Denver yesterday. He
is here to visit brother who is work
ing at the Boston mine.
| Hon. Thos. D. Burns went through
to Trimble Springs last evening to
witness the progress of improvements
at the Hermosa house.
]. H. Billingslea, travelling auditor
of the Globe express. came back from
a trip over the Southern last evening
and went east this morning.
%
w. L. Gill. formerly with the Du-
range Girl mine, has been at La Plata
| city for ten days opening up a fissure
vein which he is interested in.
George X. Griffin, who spent yes
terday in Durango, having come up
from Pennington Monday evening,
went to Silverton on the through
train.
H. B. CSquire) Wallace and Mrs.
Wallace, who have been at Pagosa
Springs, came in last evening and left
for their home at Dolores this morn
ing.
Conrad Reister will not do for
county commissioner. He has proven
incapable of handling fourth-class
postoffice or a place on school
board.
Hazel Hart was operated upon at
Mercy hospital by DR.. Lackey this
morning for the cure of necrosis of
one of the small bones of the leg near
the ankle.
AL NEWMAN has work at Ship Rock
and left for there this morning. Mrs.
Newham and the children are there
already. They expect to remain at
Ship Rock all winter.
Metz Rodgers, who has been con-
fined to the house for long time
with inflammatory rheumatism. was
so far improved yesterday as to be
able to go to Silverton.
-
Mrs. and Miss Shuert of Kansas
City arrived last evening and went
down to Ship Rock this morning
They are engaged as teachers at the
Indian school at Ship Rock.
Services will be held in the Colored
church every night this week except |
Saturday at 7;ls to which all are cor, ]
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

The Democratic organization of La
Plata county has run into its las.
ditch with its manner of reckless
abandon in giving the people incapa-
Bile administration in public office and
IN the pursuance of blind partisan
ship that fosters violation of the
laws; rom this ditch the Democracy
will emerge with no glory. The man
ayers (the politicians) who have al
ways employed any means to gain the
end placed some good citizens on its
ticket this fall, but tied them up with
issues and policies that necessarily