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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30
-ic-Gs CIVIC IDEALS

Tfr rasr zr,Y seems heartily
pfeafsI ar fss rar sgal1r z-sff .a
hiza aarss aaI tr general tread
~ STs.sI fHsrf at .ss a1fllrsns.'
masfs .lf Hnass1os Journal o
seems fs aa slsfrsar that faf Amer
iean ps11.a have take. a 1Isf.rrf sf5
forward fsrarI la. rauiarls ~
romma.asI a1f os.. Ioa.g Thr
national adn.fIsffar0a nae ff Iaf
pare rl'a fhe raH9rai1g NJ rotten
department o. Waaf'rror. aI.h 'tf
raIrlsd urrzsr lro.s,qI.r iAf lssi
fr1a' Gaze a11 fhr .1sesfigaf.rl NJ
tr1r' msftofa Tho ufas.Ia1ff sa il
for raIl1aI legislation .r 1f Ac sll.
piece. sHf fHs l.sHof. ~ -r~ H-.'r
Increment lH lar enforcement aHI 30
square faaI Tho .ifs Insurance uy
LfasaL aHIrg haH stirred popular .1
dlg1afI11 f1 fhr fap'hs. iH one - fhf
vrea...f saaHrrIrg u1hraga.a fhs
AmsH,a1 public aa7 fr' sine 'h'
gsI war; Or o. turning 'hr minds n
fhe rso1.a 20 aafr 800 fDma ~ graz.
and commercial oIfrusaa. and fo 1r
marI mn ufg 800 business as a.l a
Do fHa public trs.rn
WuFIasf7 fTas'a with fhr people
10 d.,,lS whether the nov policy shaH
be- continued and reach rs frmuon
DO cleaner irler ll'e both public and
private n mo people aiu elect Tho
right sDff ~ men 20 once. and give
them fho right ron ~ backing i7
such efforts thc good work Win 20 1u
n ihe prrreut favor subsidies infl
dead Indifference. ihe Dvrr EakcfI
forces " craft. commercial piracy law
breaking aud vice ain steal back un
observed 600 tho ground they have
lost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30
MASTER STROKE or AMERl-
ChNlSM.

Tho sentiment iu favor of q South.
orn man fDr president BOO 1908 lB IN.
cr,aflng The press ~ Iho East has
actually mm,l 20 tbo South for o
leader 20 carry rho banner ~ Dcm1c.
fary 40 success Listen 20 thiH from the
Washington Post. with conscious
dlmdonco and proper Difference 20 Col.
Bryan ana Mr. Hearst we do believe
that BE- 8. o. sign Of health nils tura.
lng 40 hc south for % leader This
section baa long been too much ~ o.
ftcpIauphi,r go the household ~ hoi
fathers Mr Bailey has demonstrated
thai tboInl. aa much political doctrine
~ hIrb order ln Texas as there can
bo in maotuHoits Or Zoo Onto or
in Iowa Aud. apc1kly aa thorough
independent newspaper, ana with the
grcatdNf.uccritr,t ,thdPost bogs ~ say
that ihc uontnatiOu 0f a sOuthron man
in 1905 would be- master stroke =
'Amcdranlsm from every point q
view
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30
l4Cb

Here spring o. almost over and no
statehood legislation for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory yet But he
people down there are not getting I'm.
patient Concyyillc Rccorl.
Statehood will receive % warm vel.
come when II comes, be n early ~
late. The Record is IN error, however,
In its statement relative 10 tho "a
tlcnco ~ Our people The delly OF
congress is 'rcally voXatious Tic
Republican party cannot hope for pny.
thing from sadly and wrongfuuy
abused people This IL a prophecy
That, in less than a decade. will be
recognized as gospel In It's truth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30
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-Ess- ~ ooLLyE7 SILL Dad.
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rt.-r -h- --l.-i11is-s
-al-.-- have .1 ions .91--nt-d .
"a. s.rr-s.-E Poi -ta best Information
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. .-ssH- last year .- uas reported
-- --s -1uui---- 20 -
of -la trls- and on Gee coca \
..-- ras sl.lt -- 1- slipped .hrouEh
-- --.s- By -14 .1t-f1-zs5I4 Pete
E-.l-- r1aa q va-c5.li foor Lead
- i- l..1- o. order sza!Es- lt
s-. a~ r llz1 s1t try R-pTeselta-
..- LI-.I-f-.d f-ou Maine tas been
PA. -1si-E s1iri- .1 o. committee il
a--sf ~ .- -- 20 -h.s tine. llt -his
-.a- -- las -l- Been so energetic Va
-s --asr1s f1r tlls ll4 ziFen bus
-a " chem ls -lar prohibition is b.
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a-l -rat u- Il--afa.I .s aai-Inz
-8F -ra .ra- Jumps a hat
.. r-s scar before Do resumes iis
--r-slI-E Tla democrats % Maine
a- s. take 40 emphatic stand In
'H.- 70 l1.az luar with prohibition
--.a years election. o. o. r'atcd
s-. -la Republicans are badly divided
Tl- principal reason f5- fhe torpid
.a8 1f rl. HsD1Iu-Doiiiver bHl
.so1zf. .- admitted bg Republican
leaders -3 8e tae firm attitude of Tho
I German. ~ the country Through
'sa.- National Geruau-1msIcau All
.rea. ahlrh has membership % more
/ Than million and Cd half voters. they
/ la.stIy notified Tho house Democratic
and Republican leaders that tney
HlH.d 90 lu-0 th. Congressional cam.
1aIgn airi "a Th10p this year OF any
other rssr and make things hot for
those responsible f0r The enactment
0f rhis legislation Tho German wo-
men have established auxiliary sooi.
efles 20 aid their male folks
The bul as well known, provides
that aI f,rmeuted. distilled or in'ox.
lcaung liquors shipped into aay state
0r territory for use, consumption or
sale. shall. upon arrival IN the state
OF territory. be- subject 10 the Oper.
alton and effect of the state or ter
ritorlal Laws. This would mean that
whiskles. wines or beers shipped into
prohibition states would az once be
seized. while at present a man desir.
ing drinks Of any Kind can send out.
side Of his state and get what be wants
without molestatiOn.
The prominent Germans Of the coun-
try assert that the Hepburn-Dolliyer
bin seriously infhnges upon the per.
sonal liberty Of the individual and is
a restriction such as a free govern
ment has no right 20 impose. They
furthermore object 10 anything like
federal recognition OF prohibition, as
this would be-. They seem 10 have won
their fight To do so they made some
pointed references 10 the fact that In
number Of states back In the early
SOS, when there was a reform wave
over the country, they got busy at
the polls and put the party In power
out Of business.
The Germans have also taken the
position that public sentiment In the
country must undergo a change that
will give widely different classified
ton 10 whiskles, beers and wines, In
that the ardent spirits are already toe
lightly taxed by the general govern
ment. while the beverages containing
little alcohol are too heavily taxed
They promise 10 devote themselves Il
a campaign 10 bring about a change
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30
Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach Of
mankind. but you cannot enjoy us
comforts II you are suffering with
rheumatism. You throw aside business
cares when you enter your home AMI
you can be relieved from those rher'
matte pains by applying chamherlaln's
Pain Balm. One application will give
you relief and its continued use for a
short time will brlus about perma
nent cure. For sale by r J. Ramsey.
w. b. Frame. Ardmore Drug Co, Bon
ner q Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-30

lawn hose. absolutely the best ever
manufactured, at IL 1.2c TO 25c a
foot. WEEKS BROS.
s9.u Practical Timers and Plumbers.
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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
NARROW ESCAPE.
lnCipicnt Blaze in Famous Store Crc-
atcS Sunday Excitement.

About nine o'clock Sunday morn
ing the fire alarm was sounded Tr a
few minutes tho department with its
chemical engine and other apparatus
was on dccl, and in the rear of the
Famous store, ready for action.
A smouldering incipicnt blaze was
discovered in a stack Of ladies' cloaks
piled upon Il table in the rear end
of the store on the second floor
All prccaution was taken to pre-
vent draught and spread Of the
blaze, and in a short time the fire was
eXtinguished. A loss of several hun
bred dollars is the result but It
might easily have been a loss Of Il
fine business building and a $4,000
stock of merchandise.
Shortly before ninc o'clock, Sam
Tsaacs, brother of the proprictors,
went to he store as is his custom on
Sunday morning. He found the Ell
tire room enyelopcd in smoke, sent
in an immediate alarm Of fire, kept
the doors closed and proceeded eau
tlously to locate the seat and source
of the fire, He found it as arorc5I'G.
And he with the assistance Of the
nremen soon eXtinguished it and
saved a valuable property from de-
struction. Mr.. Isaacs is to be con-
graduated on his cool hcadcdnass and
timely action.
The loss is fully insured and will
undoubtedly be adjusted today
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14

northwest Texas Press Association.
The association was we'll pleased
with the Hereford man for president
that they have elected him for an
other term. ''
Rey,J. w, Whauey, Of Canadian,
was a guest of Rev. Bennett Hatcher
last Saturday In the Canadian dis
trict there is not a better or more
favorably known gentleman than
ReY, lWhatley The Reyerened gen
tlemep, besides looking aftcF the
spiritual wants of large congre-
cation, also takes some interest in
politics. He has been the county
democratic chairman for over ten
years and believes that good men
can make good politicians.
Sheriff Henson, of Panhandle, and
Sheriff Hughes betdrned Sunday eve
ming from Dallas, Where they attend
cd the sheriff's convention, While
both gentlemen worked hard to Sc
cure next years conYention for Am
arlllo, they lost out by nine votes.
San Antonio gets the next convention.
Sheriff Henson says the chief of the
rangers objected to Amarillo be
cause it lacked accommodations and
when he askett' the gentleman when
he had been in Amarillo he received
the answer, 'st%o years ago" "Slt
down, you don't know what you are
talking aboutH was iHensons COM
mand, and answer And from all
parts of the HALL they shouted sit
down, you know mot what you are
talking aboutY -,
He sat down.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14

The funeral Of Mrs. w. r. Smith,
who died Thursday at her home on
Jackson street, will DO held tomor-
row. Services will probably be held
at the home. Relatives OF the fam
ily are expected today from oklaho-
ma, and the details OF the funeral
will be arranged after their arrival,
John Sterling OF Burlington, Ia,
formerly a leading coal dealer in
that city as we'll as prominent
man in political circles is spending
a few days in Amarillo. and incl
dentRlly looking at the real estate
bargains. Mr.. Sterling expressed
himself as being very fayorably I'M
pressed with tho Panhandle and pre-
dIcted for this city a population in
the very near future of twenty
to thirty thousand. and to be the
metropolis OF the great Southwest
some day.
A mass meeting OF voters Inter
ested in the proposed labor or citi-
zens', county ticket, Will DO held In
the ONCE Of Pike stroud's livery sta
BILE tonight II Is now thought that
the original plan Of putting out an
independent county ticket will have
10 bo abandoned. II has been found
that the provisions OF the onerous
Terrell election law cannot be salts
fed. Tho organizers OF the move
ment may arrange for a series Of
meetings. and carry on campaign
by propaganda, but, owing to the
Terrell law, no ticket can BIO launch
cd this year.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
Chlcnco 1.-Two Stock.

Chicago, Aug, 13,-CATrLE--Re-
ccipts 10000; strong to Toe higher.
Bceycs, S3.S5dG.5O; cows and
hcifers, S115b5,2O; stockors aud
feeders, S225m4,15; Texans, S3.O5
a 100; calves, S5,OOm7OO.
SHEEP Receipts, $4,000; strong.
Sheep, $3,25q5.25; lambs, Si5Oa
us.
Chicago Grain Market,
Chicago Aug, 13.--WHEAT-Sep -
TENDER, 72h a sc; Dec -}ber 75m
&c,
CORN-Scptcmber 49E; Deem
Der, 45isc.
oATs-septomber 3114c; Deem
Der, 32l3t.
PORK-Septcmber $171O; January,
$13.S3.
LARD-Scptember sS,75i Octo-
Der, $3.50,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.


Mrs. Matthews OF Louisville, KY,
d visiting her brother, Mr.. Kilgore.
al Popham is looking after his cat
lie an Ms summer pastures in Kan
sasd
Friends Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Ken
dritk are congratulating them on the
blyfh Of . son. ike. jr.," born Tues
The car Texas, of the South
western Land company. passed
through Amarillo this morning, en-
route to Roswell,
,Mlss Retta Paddock. who has been
Visiting Mr.. W. b. Root and family,
returned yesterday TO her home IN
Kansas City.
4. W. Hoag and Chas. Berner, OF
me Monarch Land Company and
Loan Company, left for Canyon City
this morning
w. A. Abrams, OF Palmetto, y o.
and I. NJ Vane OF baldwin, Miss,
Rre two men from the far South who
are looking for locations in the Pan
handle.
c. w. Howberl. the mining expert,
and family. and Van Dyne Hawbert,
all Of Colorado Springs, are here,
looking into the possibilities OF the
Panhandle.
Adrian Poole and X. c. Miller
state university students, who have
been visiting in Amarillo, left this
morning for Plainvlew for a look at
the South Plains country.
Allen r. Turner and wife OF ALI
ance, Ca, arrived in Amarillo this
morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry
S. Bishop. Mrs. Turner is sister
OF Mrs. Bishop, who is a daughter
Of Major Il. G. Gordon.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
WRECK At QUANAH
Denver Passenger Train No, | Jumps the
TraCk-.-N0 One Injured.

Passenger train No. 1, due in ANA
rillo last night about 10 o'clock, was
wrecked about two miles north Of
Quanah. The wreck occurred about
I o'clock, the train being four hours
late at that point. But for the fact
that they were only two miles out
and had not gotten under Roadway,
the wreck would have been probably
the most serious that has ever oc-
cured on the Denver. The cause Of
the wreck is attributed to the tender
jumping the tracks, breaking the ties
causing the rails to spread, The en-
CINE, tender, baggage, mail and three
passenger coaches left the track,
tearing it up for aconsiderable dis
lance, The diner and two sleepers
remained on the track. The train
was crowded and the sudden revers-
ing OF the engine gave bad shak-
ing up and scare, but aside from
that and a few bruises, none of the
passengers were injured. At -
O'Clock the three rear coaches were
carried back to Quanah to give track
for the wreckers, and at eight this
morning the track was in shape to
cross. Train No. l pulled in ANA
rillo this afternoon more than seven
teen hours late
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14

Miss Francis Dick and her sister
left Saturday for visit in Dallas.
They will return by way Of Oklaho-
ma City for visits with friends there.
Ray and Gilland, will occupy the
back OF the building at 9Th and Polk
hereafter. The candy factory will
use the front OF tho building,
Peter Wood has pulled OFF four and
onc-half inches Of rain this month
and promises to do as good an all
round Job this year as he did last.
Miss Beuah and sallio Wright of
Hereford we're in Amarillo last week
attending their brother, Alec, who
has ben III at the Sanitarium for
number Of weeks. ........
Geo. Herring and Mr. Wallace, Of
Creston, Iowa, We're among the OK
cursionists who made the Daily Pan
handle a visit during tho past few
days.
John Snider came 10 the Pan
handle oifico today with a Winches-
ter, but no only stopped in to give "A
news story, and had business with
the Winchester elsewhere
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Wheatley have
moved to 1ith and Lincoln St. Mrs.
Wheatley's parents Mr., and Mrs.
Andrews, of Sherman, will spend sew
eral months with them.
Joe Hess, an Oklahoma City man,
was in Amarillo last week with a
bunch of enterprising landseekers
whom he was showing how to take
hold OF Panhandle opportunities.
A. c. Elliot, president Of Panhan-
die Christian Collegeof Hereford was
in Amarillo Saturday. He reports
prospects good for alarge enrolment
at the big Hereford scheel this year.
Mrs. w. G., Fly, and children came
in on the Denver train today from
Dallas. Mr. w. G. Fly is manager
of the Union Drug Company and the
family will make their home in Am
arlllo.
Mrs. Bush, with her son, w. G..
Bush, of Leslie, Collin county, were
in Amarillo yesterday. Mr.. Bush is
a student in Panhandle Christian Col
lege at Hereford and is on his way
to enter for next years work.
Superintendent Storm, of the gas
company, informs us that the work
OF construction is progressing very
satisfactorily, in spite Of the fact
that It is a difficult matter to secure
competent and satisfactory laborers
in Amarillo.
Tom Wallace has closed contract
with Col Boyce for the building OF
4S0 feet OF five-foot cement walk, also
with Mr. Eakle for 1870 feet of ten
foot walk and curb, and with ]. A.
Wayland and the Campbell building
for ten-foot walk and curb around
the new buildings. Let the good
work god on.
w. d. Keirsey and wife, of Durant,
Ind. Ter. are here for several days
as the guests of Il. G. Guleke and
family, on fillmore street Mr., Kelr-
soy is a prominent man in his sec
ton OF the country, but he likes the
Panhandle far better than his own
home. He expects to spend the sum-
mer months here in the future.
j. Ray. editor of the Hereford
Brand was in Amarillo Saturday en-
route home from the meeting OF the
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
SATURDAY.

Born--August 9th to Mr. and Mrs.
&. y. Richards, a son.
II. b. Martin is building a cot
,age on North Fillmore Street.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Giles, on Thursday, daughter
w. b. Watkins OF Canyon city
N In Amarillo today.
Judge Ira Webster left yesterday
morning for Canyon.
Geo. Works returned yesterday
from a ten days vacation trip.
r. II. Sanford, the wellknown
eattleman Of Canyon is here today.
j. w. Head, the Hereford land
man, Is transacting business in Anna
rillo today.
w. L. White and V. c. Adamson,
real estate men OF York, Nebr., are
in Amarillo today.
]. A. Wayland arrived this morn
ing from Girard. Kan, and will
spend a few days in Amarillo.
W. S. Rankin. a prosperous farm
Or Of Holden. Wis, is here looking
after MIS- Panhandle investments,
D. p. Richardson, OF the sayre
Mill and Elevator Co., returned yes
terday from trip through Colo
RADIO.
G. G. Carney Of Dallas. who has
been here several days left yesterday
morning for trip down the Pecos
Valley lines.
G.. NJ. Britain, formerly book
keeper for White and Kirk, return
ed yesterday from Colorado where
he has spent several weeks for his
health.
n. u. Kennedy OF Houston, Texas,
special representative for the Smith
Premier Typewriter, is In the city
selling his goods, as well as taking
an inventory of all writing machines
In use here.
Our. Mr.. d. NJ. Cunningham, pres
ident Of Cunningham & Cunning
ham. the leading real estate firm,
arrived yesterday from Nebraska
with a lage party OF homeseekers.
Mr.. Cunningham reports business
very.
Three new clerks arc working at
the postofiice: Adolphus stonaker,
G. r. Mayer. and Miss Daisy Troll
niger. Mr. stonaker took the July
civil service examinations and the
other two will take the examine
lions to be held on August cath.
Dr. c. N. Harrell left yesterday
for ninety days visit to his par
ents In Georgia. He will also take
b post graduate course In his chosen
profession, Cfshlng) See his no
lice elsewhere in regard to his prae-
lice.
Louis Provost, carpenter and
contractor, and w. r. Mccormick.
farmer both Of York, Nebr., pur-
chased land through the Pecos Val
ley company near zita about seven
miles south OF town. They will
move their families here at once.
The Endeayor Society OF the Chris
tian Church Will not give the Ice
cream supper and entertainment an
uounced for tonight till later. A no.
tire Of the supper ran through sever
al issues Of the Panhandle. but owing
70 other arrangements the supper
has been postponed
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-14
rIARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City, Aug. l3,-CATTLE
Receipts, $4,000; steady TO shade
higher Native steers, 1915 a. G,15i
southern steers, S2,75@425; south
ern cows, S2,OOd3,25; native COWS,
and hofers, $2,OO@5,25; stockors
and feeders, $24OmA,5O; bulls,
$2.OO@3.5O; calves, $2.5OmG,OO;
western steers, S3.5O@ 600; west
ern cows, $2.OO@i,25,
SHEEP-Rcccipts, 1000; strong,
Muttons, $50; lambs, $500
Otis; range wethers, $4,000 $50;
fed ewes, $iOOm5,g5.