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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
STATE or TEYAs.
OF \ Y VT INN0'
To the sheriff on any Constable of
Potter county, Greeting

80 \ - Wv lfHNHA''
To the sheriff or any Constable Of
Potter county, Greeting;
YAu ARE HEREBY COMMAND
I'D 10 summons $, y, Wynnc by
making publication OF THIS citation
once In each week for four sue
rcssIyc weeks previous TO the return
day hereof IN some newspaper pub,
lishcd In your county, II there he a
newspaper published therein, hut II
not then IN any newspaper published
In the ATTN judicial DlstriCti but #
thcrc be no newspaper published in
said judicial district then In a news
paper published In the nearest dis
trcl 10 said Judicial District 10 APP
pear az the next regular term Of tho
District Court Of Potter county to be-
holden at tho court house thereof,
In Amarillo, on tho lst Monday In
November, 1907, the same being the
Ath day of November, 1907, then
and There 10 answer = petition fled
in said court on tho cath day Of
september 1907 in a suit numbered
on the docket Of said court No, sol,
wherein y, Il, Wynnc Is plaintiff and
$, h, Wynne Is defendant. said petit
ton alleging in substance as follows;
Plaintiff sues for divorce on the
grounds OF abandonment for moro
than three years, plaintiff alleging
that she and defendant were legally
married In Johnson county, Texas.
on the 18th Of January, 1899, and
continued TO live together until the
9TH day OF January 1901, that dur
ing all the time that they lived to-
gether, she conducted the household
affairs Of herself and defendant
with prudence and economy and at
all times treated defendant with for
bearance; that on the 5th Ay OF
January, 1901, defendant abandoned
plaintiff without any cause or
grounds, with the intention Of never
again returning and living with her,
and has continuously lived apart
from her to tho present time: plain
tiff also sues for the custody and
care Of Burrell Wynne, a boy years
of age, only child Of said marriage,
and for costs OF suit.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, but have you
before said court on the said first
day OF the next term thereof, this
writ, with your return thereon,
how you have executed the
same.
Witness Frank Wolflin, Clerk OF
said District Court Of Potter county.
Given under my hand and the sea
of said court, in the city of Amarillo,
this 80, day Of September, A. d..
1907.
FRANK WOLFLIN.
Clerk District Court, Potter
county, Texas
Issued this 80. day Of September,
A. D., 1907.
FRANK WOLFLIN.
Clerk, District Court, Potter |
county, Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

work will be in NMs~rinE the Old
grade, The banks will bo wdencd
all along the line The big ill west
Of town whore tho Rock Island
crosses the Denver will have to he cX-
tcnsiyoly repaired but this will he
left for the last and 1t is likely that
this work will he done by dirt trains
after the balance OF the work has
been pretty we'll completed,
Finish First Part by May 18th,
Under the terms OF the law under
which an extension of franchise was
granted The Rock Island company,
the first part of the extension west Is
to be completed by May 18Th Of next
year. As the grade built three years
ago Is In fairly good condition, the
construction company will have no
difficulty in getting he work done
by that time and there Will be no
necessity for rush orders, llgn
prices OF material, shortage Of materi-
al and labor, and the stringcncy in
the money market all combine to
make the present decidedly unfavor-
able for railroad building. Railroad
construction in the Panhandle in the
winter also presents some disadvant-
ages so the company will probably be
deliberate about the work on the
first part and aims TO have the work
well in hand next spring for the com
plction Of the entire Tucumcari cut
off, The "bucklinG up" Of the line
through here by the Tucumcari cut
off will complete a new east and west
through line which traffic and immi-
grafton men are confident will he
come ono OF the most important OF
all ranscontinental lines.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

Lot 4 block 3S6, Holland addition
10 the city OF Amarillo. Texas.
And, whereas, the statutory oath
has been made that said owners OF
said above described land cannot BIO
found and are unknown.
And, Whereas, the Honorable
sam Merrill, County Judge of Potter
county Texas, on said day appointed
tho undersigned as board OF COM
missioners to hear and pass upon
said petition and assess the damag&
on account of such condemnation as
provided by law in Tito % Of the
Revised statutes OF this state. and
Whereas, We have taken and SUBJ
scrIbcd the oath required by law for
such commissioners.
Now therefore, you arc hereby
commanded 10 summon the said un-
known owners OF said described
land 70 he and appear before the un-
defslgned as such commissioners on
the end day OF December. 1907. at
the courthouse In Amarillo. Potter
county, Texas, betwoen ithe hours OF
0 a, m. and D. m, tiietsame being
the time and place selected when
and whore the same viii be heard.
said petition Is styled the Pecos &
Northeastern Railway company. OF
Texas, ys. UNKNOWN OWNERS and
being numbered on the civil docket
OF said court No. 667. IT,.
You are hereby Repmanded to
summon said unknown owners as
above directed by causing, a true copy
OF this notice to bo, published In
some newspaper published in your
county II there be any newspaper
published therein, but if- not then
in any newspaper published in the
judicial district where this suit Is
pending. once in each week for four
consecutive weeks previous to the re-
turn day thereof.
Herein fail not but have YOU be-
fore said commissioners on the said
2nd day Of December, 1907, this writ
with your return thereon showing
how you have executed the same.
CHAS. GREEN,
rrn l., A. WELLS.
~ w A. CRoSsETT.
Commissioners.
We hereby certify that this notice
is true and correct copy of the orig
lnal notice In said matter.
This gath day Of October. 1907 =
CHAs. GREEN,
L, A. WELLS.
T W. a. CRoSsETT.
Commissioners.
The state OF Texas, County Of Potter.
This is 10 certify that this notice
Is true and correct copy OF the orig
inal notice in said cause herein.
This cath day OF October, 1907.
J. +. HUGHES.
43-4c ~ Sheriff Potter County.
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Better Than spa mixing.

Spanking does not cure children OF
bedwetting. There is constitu-
tional cause for this trouble. Mrs.
NJ. Summers, Box p, Notre Dame,
Ind, will send free to any mother
her successful home treatment with
full instructions. Send no money,
but write her today il your children
trouble YOU fin this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are it
cant help It. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people trou-
bled with urine difficulties by day
or night, Box w, Notre Dame, Ind.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
GARDEN CITY PROJECT.
Kansas and Texas Company Shaping
Propositions.

Kansas and Texas Company Shaping
Propositions.
THE Kansas G Texas Railway Co. O."
of which mention has been made
from time to time is actively en-
gagged according to reports from in
tercstcd parties, is shaping its prop
ositions for getting down to business
on the line. This company was char
tered some time ago in both okla
lahoma and Texas for the construc-
ton Of line of railroad from Garden
City, Kan, to Amarillo, crossing the
Rock Island a. Guymon, Okla. The
headquarters or the company are at
Guymon, Okla, The route is one
that has been under contemplation
at various times by several roads
and is one Of the most inviting IN
the Southwest. In addition to the
line to Amarillo the charter provided
for a line southeast across Texas to
Houston.
At present the project Is plainly
promotion scheme with no actual
railroad connection. The company
has made advances to land owners
along the proposed line and has had
some correspondence with Amarillo
people, offers have been made Of
right of way for most of the distance
across Potter and Moore counties and
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
Grand jury Recess.
Real Estate Transfers.

Leota White and Jew T.. Richie
to Fred w. James, block %, $1,000
and lots :, s, ., 10, II and IL, block
n. $1,2S2.5O, white and Richie adj
dition.
Charles L. Green to r. G. Cuddy.
lot IL, block $40, Mirror and Hol-
land addition, $500.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
ANDREW SCHENCK,
President Of the German Fire Insu-
rance CO., Recommends Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for over a year
and can say that it has never failed
to cure the most stubborn cough or
cold, ! can recomend it to any fami-
ly as sure and safe ctildren's cough
remcdy--Andrew Schenck, Ayton,
Ont. This remedy for sale by Gold
ing Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

nal slEners TO the fund understood
it. These and other conditions and
circumstances enter into the case
until the court has had great diff
Guilty in defining the issue
Criminal Docket Monday.
Monday the court will take up the
criminal docket. 1t Is probable that
the Ellsworth case will he taken up
Monday but it Is likely that change
Of venue will be allowed to some
other county and that Ellsworth will
not be tried again in this county.
His trial at the last term of court,
It will be remembered, occupied the
court for over a week and resulted
in a verdict Of guilty Of the murder
Of Earl Dockray with sentence OF life
imprisonment
on appeal to the superior court,
this verdict was reversed and a new
trial ordered.
Grand Jury Recess.
The grand jury adjourned yoster-
day to 60 into vacation TIL Tues
day Nov Is. The amount OF bus
mess before the grand jury this time
has been surprisingly small and. al
though the jury has actively coop
Grated with the district attorney in
taking up all possible case. 'he re-
port for this term will snow the
smallest number OF indictments in
years
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

for substantial bonuses with tho
bonus offers which this company viii
he able TO got ana with the adyant-
ages Of their proposed route fully
shown, the company viii probably
be able to enlist some syndicate Of
capitalists which can build the road
and which will develop what the
present project only indicates.
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To Whom 1t May Concern:

Notice is hereby given-+hst the
partnership now subsisting between
Oscar NJ. Saylor and Frederick Ken.
dali Of Amarillo, Potter countq,
Texas, under the firm name OF SAVIOR
& Kendall. will on or about the 2Sth
day OF october be dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and the business OF
said partnership will be assumed and
carried on by the Saylor & Kendall
Company corporation. organized
for that purpose. All amounts due
the said partnership will be payable
to. and all demands against said part
nership will be payable by the said
Saylor g. Kendall Company.
OSCAR NJ SAYLOR,
50 4w FREDERICK KENDALL.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
CONSTRUCTION WORK
ON THE ROCK ISLAND
Grading Outfits, Material and Men Are Being
Gathered Here For Immediate ExtGntOn Of
Line West From Amarillo


yesterday the llrs' construction
camp for the completion Of The Rock
Island grade west from Amarillo took
nm grourd. gopr ,,ros ,,.l ,f ,oyp
and .. ..., .... ,..-
'" ''"' .''' wv"
sent 20 ioo camp Grading oN'I'''
arc being unIoadod IN the yards for
the work and the contractor is ready
TO O'S'h a'lud' "o'". IN the NocN
I'''"u l''"" moro I"''"o ties h'''
already p'on unIo'd'd 'd lurIh'r
coNs'Ehm'n" VIII arrive III regular
"'o'F HII 'O'S m"''I'a' VIII oe
S'o'N'd w iN' AIN'fI''o yards un'Il
u''''H lot TRACK laying along lhe
Inc.
construction headquarters Here
the II, paIholi construction COM
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

Five thousand marriages have
been declared null and void by a
court decision in Indiana. The de-
Cision is to the effect that the court
which issued the licenses had no le-
gal right to do so. With tho d.
vorce mills grinding steadily and
court decisions like this, marriage
in the Hoosier state Is a somewhat
hazardous partnership News
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21
UoUAH VI, "a LUK,
so 1t 4w FREDERICK KENDALL.

Roy l.. Thomas, young son Of Is
banker at san Marcos. has invented
a ratchet pipe cutter that Is conaid.
cred a most useful article,
Mary P. Davis a woman 26 years.
old. was found dead in her home noar
ALE. and is supposed to have killed
herself by taking strychnine.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-21

The middle and southern states ars
not in debt; they are full ~ hogs,
cattle. corn, wheat, cotton alfalfa
and people. 1t takes want and debt
to produce business stagnatlon and
real suffering. Wall street can
scare the country to death, but Wall
street can't "bust" a country which
has the goods-Wichita, (Kan),
Beacon. ~, v..as. .a,, t.5l
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
FIND EVERYTHING BUT MEAT.
BristIes, Cereals, Skin and GLANDS
Used in Canned Goods.

Albany, \. Y.-State Health Com
missioner Porter announced in his Of
fetal bulletin for May that a chemical
analysis Of 15i samples Of so-called
roast, corued, dried ana potted beef,
deviled ham and other canned meats
shows the presence IN these articles
of boron preservative and a consider
able quantity Of indieestibIe matter.
such as pigs brisJles, hairs, skin and
glands. Cereal is also used to fill up
the cans Or. Porter says:
The use Of any preservative in
food to be inclosed in a can which can
be satisfactorily sterilized by the use
OF heat and sealed hermetically indi-
Gates that the materials to be placed
in the can were in such state or were
kept under such conditions as to lead
the Gamer to believe that they re-
quired the use of a preservative for
the prevention of decomposition until
they could be safely canned"
Encysted embryos of trichina spirals
were found in several sections Of CON
tents of a sample Of potted ham. The
report on luncheon meat says:
Two samples of this product bore
labels with the following statement:
Fine old English luncheon meat as
prepared at Haddon Hall in the reign
OF Queen Elizabeth
The contents Of the two samples
are similar in appearance, both consist
of large amounts of fbrous tissues and
fat with scattered peices Of skin
glands. hair and little muscular It's
sue"
Of deviIed chicken from one firm
advertised as selected chickens, finest
quality" the chemist says the diges-
! tion test showed Il per cent. of in
soluble residue
one sample Of veal loaf had a boron
preservatiFa and consisted chiefly Of
cereal and fatty and fbrous tissues
with a few muscle fbers
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
WORLDS FAMOUS CURIOSITY.
Man Who Is Still Living with Only
Half of His Brain.

Kansas City. No.-Gecrge L. Chap
man. a WOgld-famous curiosity among
medical men. was exhibited to the
classes OF the Kansas Medical college
recently. He is a wonderful example
of a tradition current among medical
doctors that the average person has
a large surIIusage OF brains.
As the result of a gunshot wound re-
ceived when he was a boy and the
subsequent surgical operation which
followed Chapman had q teaCupful-
or, to reduce the quantity to more eX-
act terms. six Ounces-Of his brain
removed when he was 3 years old.
Instead Of dying. as everything indi-
Gated he would, Chapman fingered be
tween life and death. His head was
almost frozen in an effort 10 keep the
temperature down. Part Of the right
ear was actually frozen of in this
manner. But after spending two years
in bed. not being able to stand as a
result of the injury, he Enally became
able to get around.
"A huge scar remains where the sur
geons removed the skull and brain
from Chapman's head. The brain sub
stance here lies beneath a single thick
ness of skin and it is possible to OBJ
serve the pulsation Of the cerebral
blood vessels by watching the bare
skin which covers the unprotected
brain.
In sleeping if he lies on the right
side of his head it fills with blood,
practically drowning the brain. He is
then completely paralyzed and help
less until some one turns him over,
when his brain drains and resumes its
functions.
Chapman makes his living by travel
, ing about and exhibiting himself to
medical colleges, taking up a collection
at each place. He is in great demand
as an illustration of the relations be
tween the hemispheres Of the brain
and the muscles Of the body. He mas
exhibited himself all over this country
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
LOST TRIBE LOCATED
INDIANS FOUND HIDDEN IN THE
CANADIAN ROCKIES.
Discovered BY Surveying Party-Pass
Time in the Chase of Big
sGame and in Raising
Horses.

Spokane, Wash.-James NJ Cornish,
head of a surveying party working IN
-he wilderness of the YellOwhead pass
in the Canadian Rockies, brings TO
Spokane a story of AJhe discovery of
more than 800 families Of indians hid
den miles from civilization in the
northern wilds. They appear TO be
prosperous and coutented, passing
most of their time in the chase OF big
game and breeding horses.
Their story Of settling in Yellow
head pass is romantic" Mr.. Cornish
said. reading more like a chapter re-
corded by Fenimore Cooper than a
historical fact. The Indians claim to
be descendants from the once power
ful Irouuois nation. which wrought so
much havoc in the eighteenth cen
tury. Generations ago, they say, they
lived in illinois. but in the BlackhaWk
uprising they were driven from the
states, and for safety were forced to
fee TO the northwest
They travelled many months
through strange lands and territories
ruled by savage Indian tribes. They
sought shelter with the Blood, Black
.eet. Cree and Beaver Indians. but
we're treated like outcasts and finally
driven farther westward
From camp to camp they journey
ed. until they struck the Nez Perce
country in northern Idaho, going
thence to Spokane and Yakima settle
ments. but they were not allowed to
r-main From the Yakima valley they
vent into the Colville district, where
+! alf their number were killed in com
hat with the COlvilles and Occur
d'Alenes
Finally, one of their chiefs told
me. they settled in the Rocky noun
rains at the mouth Of YellOwhead pass,
and. as no one appeared to molest
them. they remained For a time they
traded with the Hudson Bay people
but for more than 100 years they
have not been in communication with
either factors or traders Whether this
IS because of some real or fancied
wrong [ was not able to learn. but
diI note a peculiar turn Of the lip
when the chief talked about his fore
bears dealings with the company.
Mr.. Cornish saws many Of the horses
found in the pass are high bred and
/ fleet Of foot. The men devote much oil
| their time 70 tribal sports. such as
| games between boys, foot racing and
ball playing. the last named pastime
b5ing a cross between lacrosse and
baseball, the bat being similar 10 that
used by cricketers. with a net on the
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
travelling Kitchen for Army.

Vienua.-The austrian army de
partment has been experimenting
with an invention of DR.. Kuhn, con
sisting of a travelling kitchen. 1t is
furnished with two huge kettles,
which, according to recent expert
ments, can furnish food to $50 per
sons, or about $50 pounds of cooked
meat, besides the soup and the vege-
tables. It has been found possible
through hermetical sealing systems to
preserve the food warm for 80 hours.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
and in Europe and Canada
CALLS METHUSELAH NOT so OIL
Prof. Starr Thinks He Lived No Lon;
er Than Fernando Jones.

Chicago-PrOf. Frederick Starr sa
the opinion that Fernando Jones is d.
er than Methuselah.
Not that he believes the Oldest lCl
inhabitant to be more than 800 yal1
old-oh, no. But he refuses TO q
cept the word Of Holy Writ in rsgli
to the age of the traditiOuaily o.ia'
man, and asserts that his life E0'
ably was shorter than the lives 9
modern and up-to-daJe people VI
rarely pass the century mark
This shattering of another Idol Fi
essayed by Prof. Starr while h6--l
forth to his class in aHJhrgo; 4
at the University Of Chicago. Wls-i
to test his students fund Of gen
information, he suddenly pr0p1--
the question:
How old was Nethuselah.
A great, blank silence Drel1
among the 60 embryo scholars Il
the professor glOated over tlr.I I
cOmfituTe.
Then he cOndescelded to -lL.-
them that Methuselah was e5s g7-I
old, and that they had better 90 ~
and read their Bibles.
But, he continued. "i- is not q. i
probable that MethUselal ever "a
70 such an extreme old age t is
doubtful if Saul David and so-o-
ever reigned 40 years each. as
Bible declares. Men lived no o-'1
in biblical times than they do g-I
in fact, I believe the average
longevity is higher to-day than I
has been in the history of r-9
race" -,
And then, after running poo. OH
thuselah's reputation Prob
turned 10 a d.sca sion ID. ..e -
crasies Of Tie i..-sa.s r...
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22

emo. me indians appeared ~ 10
friendly to Mr. Cornish and his party
and entertained them at potlatch dur
ing their stay
The Washington bee., 1907-06-22
RIch Have Riuht 70 Be Idle

Wellesley, Mass. - Students of
Wellesley, decided, after a debate,
tFat the wealthy classes have a right
to be idle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-11-18
Personnel Of FirGf ~Ifafe
LegiSIofure.

Tulsa
Johnston 6 coa C. A. skeen Of Wa
panucka
Porum.
rolto'oc 6 Seminole: Edgar s. Rat.
in of Ada.
Pittshure O. Hughes Ben +. Harri.
son of Calvin
Payne g Pawnee: Geo. ID Hudson of
Cushing
PonaHat9mie q Lincoln: TT. G. Stot.
muad, OF Chandler.
saluoyah & LeFlure: E. A. Moore of
OkLOdge.
Washita a Custer: L. L. Reeve Of
PHI.
Republicans in tho House.
Alfalfa: w. II. II. AIlen of Goltry.
Beaver: Dr. Abel J. Sand of Knowls.
Blaine: w. II. Bowdre of Watonga
Dewey w. S. Smith of Selling.
Garfield CD j. NJ Porter of Enid.
Kmgflshcr. Harvey Utterbach Of
Kugilsher.
Lincoln Jamos Lockwood McLoud.
Logan (3) J. S. Shear and w. n.
rhappell Of Guthrie, and Dr. Her
bert E Staeuer of Coyle
Major: Joe sherman Of Estelle.
Nrae Chas Frosier of Red Rock
Ud..Una A) G. G. Jones of OHaho-
ma City and G. r. Day of Edmond.
Okmulgee: w. C. McAdoo of Okmul-
gee.
Wagner; A. D. orcutt of Coweta.
Pictorial.
Alfalfa & Grant: J. B. Evans Of
Pond Greek
Garfield & KiEgfsher: Eugene A.
WatrCus OF Enid
Democrats in the Senate.
First j. s. Morrison, of Hooker
Second f2) r. u. Echols OF Elk City,
and A. D.. Agoe of Putman.
Fourth. Frank Mathews of Mangum.
Fifth Thomas Moore of Olustee.
Sixth (2l r. A. Bilups of Corden
and J. j. Williams of Weatberford
Eight p S. Gouldiug of Enid
Ninth: CO Edmond Bmzeu OF La
mont and Sylvester Soldani of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-11-18

ssekwardness OF the FIRST Families.
While without doubt the courtesy of
street car conductors and minor Ciy
employees isu't AN that it might be.
the public is hardly Justified iu De
handing Chestcrdelds and Brummes
on wages of So day Many years
ago an indignant citizen complained to
old Mayor Quincy OF Boston chat the
street sWeepers were ON ungcnilemnn
ly lot
81 know It. I know &C." acluovledg
ed the OLD gentleman sadly 1--WE tried
TO Induce the members Of the first
families Of Commonwealth avenue to
handle the brooms, but they won't do
lt."-Noman's Home Companion.