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The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
SERVICE FOR THE DEAD,
sermon ana Musical Programme at
Church of the Sacred Heart.

a special service for the dead was held
last night in the Church of the Sacred
Heart Rev Father Joseph Z. McGee
took advantage of the occasion Boy deliy-
erlug an eloquent sermon on the de-
parted brethren
The augmented choir. under the drec-
ton of Sir 4. +. Cannon. rendered sew
eraI fine selections The feature of the
vocal part Of the programme was the
rendition Ur-~Lead Kindly Light" by the
full choir.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ E. CHURCH 10Th and Church sts
uw. Rev R0beT; NJ Moore d. D.. pastor 9 -
a. m, sunday school; u a. m.. Sacrament Of the
Lords supper; I. m. Epworth League; S D. m..
preaching hy pastor. Good music. Seats free. All
welcome.
HAALINE NJ +. CHURCH. 9th ard j sts- Ew-
Rev Charles L. Guthrie pastor. SUNDAY school.
80 a. m.; Holy Communion. brief address by the
pastor. II q. M. EpW0rth Leaue $50 p. m
evening worship, 30 p. m,, sermon by the pastor.
Seat. fIae- Stranrers trelc.rna-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ T. CHURCH
SOUTH cor. 9Th and X sts nw. Rev. William
French Locke. pastor. la m and D.. H..
preaching Hy tie pastor, sunday school, $50
@. M. EIugrth League, : D. n
ST PAUL. ei sud S SIS nu Rev. Z. ". JET
fries, pastor $50 q. ~. Sunday school 10
@. u. communion and sermon. $50 p m.. Junior
Epuertn League. $50 T. H.. Epe0rth League.
30 %. ID. eyaugeisJic service To De followed hy
. W.ck q reIIal ..nic.s- 81 sre irvited.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
OTHER SERVICES.

GOSPEL MISSION. lZG Ia. ave. Mis-, Edith
Rouzge vil speak tonight at 80 Capt MsV-
shaw Sunday night Gospel services eyeu night
7s5; SUNDAYS r. 20. AlI, Fred B5al. WiIl speak
tomorrow az O'Clock.
BEULAH MISSION. Gas ia. ave-. near coz. 9th.
EyU Sunday night 80. All welcome O.. j. =.
HUunicUrt evangelist
VESPER Song SERVICE. Young W1m5n's Chris
tan Association. COZ. af 18Th and SIS uE-.
entrance 0u I9h ST.. a. g. - O'Clock. Subject;
HYMNS and Hymn Writers" Followed by tea
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

FEo-CATHEpRAL CHURCH or THE ASCEN-
SION. 18th and 1la--. ave. uU. Clergy Right
Rev. HgnE y. S4t,eee IT, H.. Bishop 1t Wash
iugten. Rev Robert j. Browning ClIatC >,rr-
Irss -.U. ESQ., SUNDAY school. D a. ~. HOLY
Communion and sermon tv tH. BIsa0p of Wash
iullu. q. m.. choral 0Cw1ur and sermon bF
The clrltc Seats free Strangers cordially wei
C0mgd
ST ALBAN'S CHURCH. Mount ST. AIhau. Rev
g.. g. T. Br8ttuahl rector. Holy Communion AZ
45 and u "a. M, Suuaav. NOV. g. Morning prayer
and sunday school. Do a. M; evening ulayer.' &
n III. Special preacher. Rev Charles g.. Pierce.
u. D.. chaplain L. $. A. choir ut rHe Cathedral
School for Giris.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH GccrEgt7Un. Rev
james II. vs.. Blake rector. $50 @. M. morning
prayer and catcchisn. u q. ID. htauy. H0iy Com
uuuiau and sermon Hg Oh. Rev B. J. Dameills.
diocese 0f Sacramento Cal. 3 80 3D.. M. evening
PRAYER and special music hs the vested choir
EPIPHANY CHURCH. ST.. bet 18th and 1lth.
Rev. T. II. AIckm. u. D. rector Hoy tom
muuion, a. m., service. sgmon. and holy Com
munion. j a. m.; short service. D. m. evening
PRAYER and sermon, D. M Sunday school $50
and 9. The rector win preach morning and even
ing. Strangers welcome.
ST PAUL'S CHURCH, 2sd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding ID. D.. and Rev g.
II. Holmtad clerg. Az seats ttcc. sunday
services. 7.yo. 10. and u a. M, and .. NJ. sun
day school, ESQ q. Ia.
TRINITY CuURCH 81 and sts NV Rev Rich
ard T. Williams. rector. 80 and II a. m. and S
D. H.. rector breaches Subject dt d. tod at
S. Clement Of Rome" Suhdas school. 9.9 and 8
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, 9th and
Z SIS. ue Rev. e.. =. Abbott ir. Holy Com
muni0u $50 O. m.: SUNDAY school. 9.D g. N.
service and sermon. II a. H.. child'cn'S evenS0ng.
$50 D.. M: evening PRAYER and sermon. 80 p. M.
On Thursday. NoY. :. at p. ~. the Holy
city win he sung under the direction Of Nj
Oscar Franklin Cdm,tock. with a chorus Of nifty
voices.
GRACE CHURCH Georgetown. Services II a. M.
ltany aud Holy Communion; 80 p. m-. evening
PRAYER Rex. J. NJ +. Mckee VIII preach at both
services
ST. MARKS. 81 and A SIS. Sc. Rev. DIR. VI. l..
De Nuee. Rev. John n. Deis, aud Rev. T. NJ
Prescott ClcIg Services. 80 and II a. N. and
10 p. m. The childreu's service VIII be- resumed
at 8 p. IN. tomorrow.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. 18th and G SIS. sw. Arch
deacon Jones. the new vicar. viii preach at II
a. m. and s D. m
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH Scottish Rite Han. I1E e. 81. Hw.
Services, II a. IA. and { 20 p. m. Tie morning
lecture. hy BISHOP OLIVER e. SABIN. viii ba
tie first Of a series OF twelve lectures teaching
how % heal the sick Subject uf sunday evening
lecture. hy MISS MARTHA T. VAN VOAST.
The Personality ot God" Miss Edith PickeuHg.
sol0ist. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
M ~ Saats frr.. Al intifei.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. SEATON viii give talk at Eal Office SIG
Conn. ave-. OPP. Rochambeau Sunday p. m.
Subject: Character Building Questions an
swefed Thursday, 8 p. m. Public cordially invited
ratients tauEht and treated week-days.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D sts. ne. Services
SUNDAY, az u a. m. subject Of sermon. In the
Garden with Christ" and at IS p M. subject.
why I Am a Disciple OF Christian Pastor.
George a. Miller sunday school, 9 80 a. m.
VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service. with sermon
by F. y. Power, j. 'Workmen Wanted. 75l.
The Genius of Goodness" =" SUNDAY school $50:
cLLl.tian End.aEu- IN Nm
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
SPIRITUALISNI.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythan Temple Second
fu0Tl 1912 9th 81. nv. AIRS. C. D. Pruden OF
Baltimore viii lecture and giFe messages at rs
D. N. Public invited
MRS HENKLE holds meeting 50 Il lth s. Sc at
p. m. Everybody gets q reading VII organize
a class for mental and spiritual unfoIdmeut No
rrrrher u
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

A special memorial service Is TO he
held tomorrow evening by the knights
of Columbus i'm the District at their han,
Sixth and r streets northwest r. J. Haiti
gan State deputy. win preside, and sew
eral Of the prominent ciergy will be pres
emf
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th and J. sts- nv.
Rev John Van Schaick. ir.. pastor. u q. m.
morning service. Sermon by the Rev. ;. II. Me
Collester. ID. d.. Of New Hampshire si5 q. M.
SunlaE s.hnoL: ID NJ. \. Z. q. Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
CHRIsTIAN sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and SIS. nw. Service Sunday. Il a. %. and 5
D. m.
Subject. ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
Sunday school. u a. ~; WEDNESDAY. s D. NJ
Public cordially invited. All seats free. Free
reading room fGl Colorado RIdg
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

THERE BEING SUNDAY ELEVATOR SERVICE
now at Washington Loan and Trust Bldg, the
NATIONAL NEN THOUGHT CENTER Will
hold its SUNDAY meetings at its own rooms IN that
building at 70 d. N. Daily noon meetings and
Wednesday evenings at p m Public cordially
invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and SIS.
Ulysses G.. 3. Pierce minister. 9,45 q. m. sun
day school and Class f0r the Comparative Study Of
Religion; % a. m, Unity Study Class; u a. ~.
morning service. sermon by the minister; 20 p.
H. Young Peoples Religious Union.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Ocean steamships.

New York Nov. L-Auirgd-La Provence. from
Hayre. October =.
Arrived out from New lork-I.a Lorraine, at
HaUe- Arabic az Queenstown.
Sailed from foreign ports for NeE York-Amerika
from ChegbyWg, Celtic, from Queenstown.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

EsoTERIc CENTER. IHs O st. lee
t1re Sunday evening" 7.lj a Living Sacrifice; p;
wednesday SIS The SubcoEsCious Mind
Thursday. at s. study class. Man and His
Bodies" Library philosophical works Strangers
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
NONsECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH Prihau Temple I5-
9Th ST. nw. Alcz Kent, minister. VII speak 30
Ill5 Of Motive and Caliuct IN tEe Ruiiliu-
Uf Character" Prof. N,VIWEl's class for Bible
syudy at 10; llE. Mackenzie, class in ethics and
SUNDAY school at same hour. kindergarten class
~ ll.-l III .--I--r--
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle.
Pastor J. G.. Butler breaches II and 90; Sunday
school. 30; Y. Z. $. c. E. junior. s. senior 6 30.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

GHOSTS. DEVILS. AND ANGELS. subject Of
address by Prot +. G. Keuney. at D. u,
Pythian Temple. l0l2 eth 81. NV,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
COMES INTO FORTUNE
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Gets
So, 100000 Inheritance.
SOON TO BECOME A COUNTESS

Mother of HejreSs, Who Has just
Attained Her Majority, Releases
Her Guardianship but short Time
Before Daughters Marriage to
Count Szechenyi, of Hungary.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
PRESBYTERIAN.
EPISCOPAL.
TN WASHINGTON AND IT'S VICINITY.

y p Fda.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02


The growth Of the Catholic Church is forcblv
proclaimed through the announcement that 500
priests are needed Ia the United States.
The rector If he Apostolic Mission House Rev
Father A. r. Doyle. speaks Of these needs when
quoting a statement made recsnty b a Bishop II
the Church, who pointed ont the real condition Of
affairs and thus made evident the truth Of the t.
IuaT6
Ia the larg and better settled diocesss. slch
places New York aud Philadelphia the dearth Of
priests is Lle more keeuly felt Where there have
been Veii-g,JabliSbed stminaries for nearly fifty
years. there is still IN these places need for fifteen
Cf twenty priests.
demand strong in these well-olganized dio-
cesgS Of the North and East is made doubly urgent
iu the di0Ceses Of the South and far West The
growth of the Church in the frontier States is SO
vigorous that the Bishops cannot keep up with the
development. Parishes are formed. churches are
built. hUt where are the priests: The Church Ex-
tension Society wiH furnish the means to build a
church. but who VIII provide a priest2 The Apds-
tolic Mission House viii Uaiu priests TO ba Mis-
si0naries b- there must be the regular soldier who
VIII stay with the people from Christmas 10 Easter
ana from Easter to Christmas.
The government has provided five vacant chan
ainces Ia tc army but there is no priest that can
b. spared for this great work
The fact q the matter is the Church is growing
ETeat deal faster than the Tocations are supplied
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-09
FANCY GROCERIES
REAL STATE

FOR SALE--It is all right. What's all
right? Sunny Alberta of course.
Who says 500 Our friends who are
there p. r. Wissler says: Tell my
friends I am more and more pleased.
would not give Hoosier Vale Farm
for the best in Wayne county as an
investment" Alex Mcintosh says:
my admiration for Alberta Is grow
ing every day and | have never re-
GREETED in the least that I have
come up here" Charles Hockett
says: 4 see nothing in the way of
success in the future. Those who
have been here two or three years
and have tried, have money TO burn.
The soil seems TO be aching 10 be
utilized for the good Of the husband
man"
Do you want To make money! I
can sell you the finest land you ever
saw for $500 per acre Wake up.
Don't let this opportunity pass.
STN. II. DONEY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-09
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

FOR Mccormick binder, good
condition. nearly new. perfect work
ing order. Call Henry Brokamp. r.
r. 6-3 miles north of Richmond
on Union Pike. 9-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-09

NOTICE.
GET RESULTS

GET RESULTS
PARTIES HAVING
PROPERTYTO SELL,
HOUSES 70 RENT,
FARMS FOR SALE or RENT.
VIII do well to see j. S. Fftzgibbons,
cor. 9th and Main, upstairs Agent for
Lincoln National Life assurance Co.
If it's FIRE INSURASCE you want,
see him at once He .bas the best there
is He also has aLlFKinds of HEALTH
and AccIDENIfTNsURANCE. Get
busy and give your business where
you will GET RESULTS.
j. S. FITZGIBBONS,
Upstairs oyer American Express of
flee, 9th and Main, wide stairs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-09
MfScEIIaNEO US.

PERSONAL-Insist on having Puri-
tan's chocolate and cocoa. cit
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

w. Hicks, Rev C. ~ N, Ferguson
united in marriage, Miss Ida May
Barnard to Mr.. Wilbert Peterson, A
wedding party OF the relatives and
intimate friends of the contracting
couple enjoyed a short reception
with appropriate refreshments after
the ceremony Monday morning Mr..
and Mrs, Peterson went TO Plalnyiew
where they will make their home.
The bride is a popular young lady
OF Hereford and the groom Is one OF
the most successful young business
men Of Plainvew, He is the proprle-
tor OF a jewelry store in the South
Plains metropolis and has provided
a home there for his bride.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
GOODNIGHT CATALOGUE OUT.
Handsome Booklet Issued From the
Panhandle Office.
(From Saturday's DallyD

(From Saturdays Dally.)
A catalogue which reflects credit
both on the school and printers is
the handsome booklet just issued
from the Daily Panhandle office for
the Goodnight Baptist Industrial
institute. The catalogue consists of
matter printed on green tinted en-
amelled paper with buff cover
which corresponds we'll with the stye
of the book The large number of
fine half tones of the faculty, build
ings, Buffalo on the Goodnight ranch,
literary societies, athletic teams,
debaters and other representatives of
the life Of the school make the cat
alogue OF convincing interest even
without the concise and readable ac-
count Of the history, aims, and es-
Establishment of the school, the course
OF study, and the various activities
of the students.
1t is now about nine years since
Goodnight college, founded by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Goodnight, complet-
ed its first session. Since then 1t
has made several changes and has
profited by each. 1t has now been
under the control OF the Baptist
church Of Texas for several years and
with the support OF the big organiza-
ton behind 1t has made most graft
flying progress. Rev. j. P. Reynolds,
the present head of the institution,
can point to the year just completed
as the best in the history of the col
lege, both in the work of the school
and In material progress, and the
prospects are exceedingly bright for
continued growth.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
At Mrs. Inns.

Mines, linn, Randall and Ken.
drick we're hostesses yesterday after
noon at a reception at the residence
of Mrs. Linn on Harrison street to
the members of the Pierian and
Woman's clubs and to a number OF
guests.
Vases and bowls OF sweet peas In
great profusion we're the feature OF
the decorations through the rooms.
A musical program OF exceptionally
we'll chosen numbers furnished en-
tertainment during the afternoon.
Misses Johnnie Cartwright and Sadie
Thompson and Mines, G, j. Num- and
j. f. Sadler, Jrn gave numbers at
the piano. Mrs. Sam Orr and Mrs,
l.. C. Kirkes sang and Miss Elvira
Carter gave two very clever readings,
Misses Meta Linn, Lucille Veale,
Mary Bynum and Alise KedricS serv-
ed punch during the afternoon and
also served refreshments OF neapoli-
tan ice, lady fingers and macaroons.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
FIRE AT THE Co.'S
MOpOLITAN HOTEL
From Fridays Daily)

Fire in the Cosmopolitan hotel on
Buchanan street last night at 1890
gave the fire department a long run
and the firemen and the occupants
some quick work. BY use of the
chemicals and by the efforts OF the
tenants Of the building and others
the fire was axtinguished before 1t
had made any serious Roadway and
the damage, which will reach $25 or
$50, was confined to one room
A careless cigarette smoker is
thought TO have been the cause Of
the fire. The smoker set his bed
afire and from this the fire spread
to the rest of the room,
The nature of the blaze made a
dense suffocating smoke which OBJ
scured much of the surroundings.
During the excitement some of the
bystanders reported seeing a we'll
dressed man wearing q light hat
hurrying through the rooms and ran
sacking the contents. This attempt
at looting gave rise to the rumor
that the fire might have been of in
cendiary origin.
Officer Harry Hayden who was
one of the first to respond to the
alarm received painful burns about
the face while putting out the fire.
BY the time the department reach
ed the place there was little need of
the hose and the pressure was not
turned on. Chief Miller, however,
reports that there would have been
ample pressure to fight a serious fire.
Any blaze in that section is of Sc
rious nature on account of the crowd
ing together of frame buildings,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

clean home run. Weber made one Of
the same kind for Amarillo in the
fourth and Strebel landed on the
ball for another home run in the fifth
inning with the bases full OF Cow.
boys, All scored and the lead given
was large enough to give the CANT
TO Canyon.
There we're four new players in
the Amarillo lineup. Samuels al
first, Johnson catcher, Jarrett at sec
ond, and StIdngfellow in right field.
The hitting of Samuels, who is
former state university player was a
feature OF the game yesterday. out
OF four times at bat he got two sin.
giles, a two base hit and three base
hit. Jacoby, a crack shortstop from
Dallas, also state university man,
reported to the team this morning
and will be in the lineup this after
noon.
Tomorrow the teams will be here
for a double header on the local
grounds. Weller, the Indians, will
make his return appearance here in
the games tomorrow and the lineup
throughout will be perhaps the
strongest shown during the season.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
The ELKS WILL
RECEIVE BIDS
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
AT the regular meeting OF the Elk
lodge last night the building com
mittee reported substantial progress
in their plans and further reported
that in accordance with the resolu-
ton of the lodge the committee had
advertised for bids for the construc-
ton of the building. The estimated
cost according to the architects plans
is $4,000 and it is not thought that
the bids will vary far from that
amount. The committee reports that
the contract can be let and construc-
ton begun during the present sum-
mer.
On the list now are subscriptions
for over $4,000 in bonds taken by
members of the lodge and the COM
mittee expects to materially increase
this within short time, Under the
plan which has met the favor of the
committee and the lodge, the build
ing will probably be constructed by
a chartered company under the name
OF the Elk Building company. The
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
LOSS HEAVY AT CHILLICoTHE.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Chillicothe, Texas, July IA de-
structive fire broke out here at
O'Clock and laid bare nearly all of one
business block. Loss $15O000. The
heaviest losses are: G. r. Jones &
Co., hardware; Dr.. j. n. Fain, drug
store; Ben f. Griffin, drug store;
J. l.. Watson, hotel; A. l.. Howard
& Co., grocers; j. y. Bryan, hotel;
Chillicothe Lumber company. Insur-
ance light,
Ben Griffin mentioned in the list
of those damaged by the fire is a
brother OF j. C. Griffin OF this city
and is well known here. For sew
eral years he made this territory reg
ularly for wholesale drug house
and short time ago he left the road
to put in new drug store at Chill
licothc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
TEXAS EXPOSITION IN 1910.
Sentiment Is Strongly in Favor Of
Jubilee.

Fort Worth, July 19.--That Texas
will celebrate its Diamond jubilee
with one of the greatest expositions
ever held in the South or South
west now seems an assured fact. The
big fair will be held in 1910 and a
point midway between Fort Worth
and Dallas will probably be selected
as the site, although this ds not def
initely determined. Sentiment all
over Texas favors the holding Of such
an exposition of the resources of the
Lone Star state and sufficient money
can likely be secured to carry out the
project on magnificent scale.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25

company will own the building and
under this arrangement can borrow
a considerable amount at favorable
rate of interest. The building will
then be leased to the lodge Just as
II private company owned It. BY
this arrangement the outside loan
can be secured and the lodge can
have the use of the building while
the loan is being paid.
The building site purchased last
fall at about $500 is now paid for
with the exception OF $500 which
will be paid within the next two
weeks, The lodge is entirely free
from debt, has nearly $50 members,
and is steadily growing.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
BIG DAY AT TULIA
SWISHER COUNTY
Special to Daily Panhandle.

/ 'INN'N' W lazy K
! Tulia, Texas, July 1.-THE first
Of Tulia's big two days celebration
went off today with great success.
The invitation of the townspeople
has been widely accepted and people
from all over this and adjoining
counties OF the plains are in attend
ance on the entertainment.
Congressman John Stephens, of
Vernon, delivered an address this
morning that interested a large au-
dience, Mr. stephens also took the
opportunity afforded by his visit
here to mix with old friends and to
make new ones. lie left this after
noon for Childress where he will
speak tomorrow at the celebration at
that place.
The barbecue and dinner seemed
to be emInently satisfactory TO all
comers. Swisher county housewives
had provided abundantly for the
feast and all present had reason to
praise the good eating.
The rains Of the past few days
have put the prairios into the most
attractive condition and the feelings
Of the people match the prospects for
a big crop. The prospects are now
that the rain will not interfere any
more with plans for the celebration.
Tomorrow the same general pro-
gram will be continued with a double
header ball game between Tulia and
Canyon and with speaking, the bar
becue dinner and carnival attrac-
lions.
Cowboys Took Close Game.
The reorganized Tulia team made
things interesting for the Cowboys in
the first game between the teams
this afternoon but Captain Mitchelrs
men were too much for the locals
and took runs g. Tulia's 3.
Bell, the lengthy Cowboy first base
man, and Mitchell Of the visitors,
lined out three baggers each and
Huddleston made on of the same va
riety for the locals.
Canyons hitting was the feature
OF the game and the fielding of Teas
for Tulia got deserved credit from
the sidelines.
The attendance was good and the
interest was close throughout the
game. owing to rain the game yes
terday was postponed and tomorrow
the teams will meet in double
header.
Score: Canyon, runs 5, hits 10.
Tula, runs 3, hits s.
Batteries: Canyon, Cavet and He'll
man. Tulia, Huddleston and Jones.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25
Bad Drinking Water Common
Cause of Sickness.

One of the most. common causes
OF sickness is bad drinking water.
In some parts of the country where
shallow wells are the principal source
Of supply, diarrhoea is quite common,
and Chamberlain's Collie, CholerI
and Diarrhoea Remedy in demand.
One or two doses of this remedy will
check the attack and prevent any se-
rious consequences, When diarrhoes
is prevalent the source of supply Of
drinking water should be looked to.
This remedy is for sale By Golding
Drug Co. No.,