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Physician and Surgeon.

Did Nicholson Building. Gloucester st
TELEPHONES, Office 81, Res. o
Office Hours 10 to IL a, m. ? to 5 .. m
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A cold Is much more easny cure.
when the bowels are open, Kennedy
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Horace Dart.
Ordinary Glvnn County Georgia
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Z ARLY RTSERS
The famous little pills.

cali Oh Davis g. Blackberry, Il6
Monk street, for groceries at lowest
market prices
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handle Toe ssa~ar new goods
In the city fooled by
business oppo &ntry to tell
Won different conviuc
cd Sig LsvlsJa.
will save yoWRg ,noaey or Cloth
Ing. Every Il inner and railroad
brings new "a Is. Sig Levisen.
Every n wrinkle In style. bur
not VIZ q In the III OF the SHOES
from Pc y8n's.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
COMMITTEE BUSY ON
COLLEGE PLAN

The Joint committee from the
Chamber Of Commerce and from the
Fillmore Street Presbyterian church.
besides many interested citizens OF
Amarillo and all the members OF the
Fillmore street church, are busy on
the college proposition and public
interest in the matter Is stronger
than on any other public enterprise
the city has ever negotiated except
that of the Santa Fe shops. Yester-
day and today various meetings of
committees ana subcommittee have
been held to Seport on progress
made and to detail additional work.
The exact form in which the va
rious offers OF land and money have
been made have not been made public
and will be kept under Amusement
by the committees for presentation
to the trustees on their visit here
this week, The board OF trustees or
locating committee of Presbyterian
church will be in Vernon today and
1t had at first been intended to send
delegation down from here to meet
them hut a telegram received this
morning from w. S. Roberts at Fort
Worth stated that the trustees had
made it known that they would con-
slider Amarillo as being in the race.
Every effort is now being directed
to getting the proposition in the
most definite and orderly form for
presentation to the trustees.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
BABY CHECKED TO
DEATH ON BOLT

Choking and gdsping in his vain
efforts to dislodge jagged piece Of
metal that had caught in his throat,
Ralph, the little eleven months old
son of Mr. aud Mrs. Chapman Thorn
as, of Dallas stranglcd to death yes
tcrday afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Service on Buchanan
street where the mother. and two
children have been visiting.
The baby was Just learning to walk
and yesterday afternoon was crawl
ing about the floor and pulling him.
self up by chairs and others objects,
He had craNled to the door and had
pulled up against 1t when the little
son of Mrs. Service came running in
and opened the door, throwing the
baby 50 that his head struck the floor
with considerable force. The mother
quickly picked up the child which lay
gaspng and apparently stunned, The
women thought tho fall had pro-
duced conclusion Of tho brain and
treated It accordingly A doctor was
summoned at once and as soon as he
saw the child, he asked il 1t could
have swallowed anything. Tho little
one had repeated fits Of gasping but
the mother had felt down the child's
throat and had discovered nothing,
After a more violent tit OF gasping
the surgeon made a complete exam
nation. He found that the child
had swallowed metal bolt watch
had been coughed up and had lodged
crosswise in the nasal entrance to
the throat. The strength of the little
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

the Kentucky hills and field Of power
Of tho mountaincor's hate and love
was her story Of the Bald Knob luod,
"cndcd by love, not hate"
with rare ability for corIcature
Maurice Fulcher kept the audience
going with the varied troubles OF the
crookcd-mouthcd people, and in the
same vein his illustrated trip through
his old rural friend, falnily photo
graph album was Irr2sisrbly funny
Tho feature Of tho program which
many hearers will remember longest
was tho singing Of Miss Evangcllne
Ful,her In a soprano voice, vibrant
and bcll-likc In rs clearncss, she
sang varied selection Of numbers
that pleased her hearers In ToGti's
Goodbye" she brought 10 the old
song and words a fresh fire and feel
ing In interpreting It's spirit that
made her singing Of n wonderfully
effective, Her stage presence, grace
and personal charm gives her work
n special power and which VAS as
VOL shown IN the scene from PyE-
malion and Galatea where Galatea,
newly Weakened from the statue holds
naive converse with Pygmalion (Mr.
Fulcher), the man OF the world,
As an indication OF the merit OF
the LyCeum course as a whole, the
Fulchers set a high standard which
they themselves say is to be ampyl
maintained by the seven numbers to
follow, Reno, the great magician;
Is the next number in the course and
will appear here in November.
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GENUINELY GOOD.
Fulcher Entertainers in First Lyceum
Attraction Please Hearers.

Through no fault Of their own and
decidedly to the misfortune OF the
people who missed hearing the
Fulcher entertainers had an audi
ence last night at the Lyric, entirely
incommensurate with the value of
the Lyceum course as a whole and
with artistic merit Of the Fulchers
as an individual attraction. 1t was
an appreciativo audience, however
and every member OF it Is now an en-
thusiastic friend of the Fulchers
As "Sistah Dinah' in telling the
story of her daughter Mary Jane"
who had become affiliated with
"higher culture" in the northern
cemetery Mrs. Fulrher used dla-
lect with a personality behind It that
made the reading rich in the broad
humor of the ca0in negro, In witty
good things thrown in by way OF en-
core, and the recital OF the woes Of
an inventors wife. she was equally
good. With the splendid coloring Of
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

sufferer had by that time become
nearly exhausted and before the sur.
geon could remove the bolt the baby
had stranglod TO death.
Mrs, Thomas, the mother, with her
three children has been spending the
summer In Amarillo and Colorado,
Her elder daughter went down TO
their homo In Dallas In September
10 attend school and the other little
girl with the baby hoy, stayed here
with the friends Mr. aud Mrs, j, j,
Service, This morning they left for
the yaddeSt OF home cominss with
the tho ramains OF the baby son and
brother Mrs. Service accompanied
them TO Dallas where the funeral will
be held,
BY strange coincidence, the other
son Of Mr., and Mrs, Chapman
Thomas was lost several years ago in
bablhood by almost the same Kind Of
an accident He swallowed screw
which he had some how picked un
In play and slowly strangled TO death
in the same way that baby Ralph did
yesterday.
Chapman Thomas. the father, Is
one OF the wealthiest and best known
grocers OF Dallas,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
THE COMING CONFERENCE.

II is a matter of great importance
that Amarillo aoquit herself cred
itably during the coming Methodist
conference.
Some 700 delegates and as many
or more laymen visitors will be In
the city for several days. They will
have to &c quartored and should b'
entertained during their stay. 1t
will be too much for the Methodist
congregation here 70 properly take
care OF all the visitors, The homes oil
Amarillo should be thrown open and
the spirit Of hospitality prevail
throughout the city.
We owe II to ourselves to act mag
unanimously and public-spiritedly up
on this occasion. Many have already
signified their willingness to help in
entertaining the ministers and Wis
itors. But more must Join the ranks
of the willing If 1900 are to find
temporary quarters.
Canvasslng committees are out
and will call upon you. Receive them
in the proper spirit and help TO make
a name for Amarillo as conference
or convention town.
II is reported from Washington that
one of the important pieces OF new
legislation which President Roosevelt
will urge in his forthcoming message
to congress will be measure giving
the interstate commerce commission
power to deal with the physical con-
struction OF railroads to the extent
OF assuring safe roadbeds, flawless
trackage and generally to look after
the conditions that involve the lives
and limbs OF passengers. II Is said
that the necessity for comforting
some such powers on the federal au-
thority in connection with the regu-
lation Of interstate commerce ap-
peared to members OF the commission
several months ago when some SEN
sational testimony was given by steel
manufacturers relative to the inferior
quality of rails purchased by certain
railroads which run the fastest pas"
senger trains over their lines. Since
then a quiet investigation has been
conducted. Photographs have been
taken of portions of the track Of one
OF the big roads in the West which
show conditions calculated to excite
agitation for reform.
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ANOTHER SURPRISE.
DIR. w. w. Shirley and Bride" Re-
turn TO Amarillo.

In spite Of his repeated protesta-
lions before his departure that his
trip over to Tulsa was simply lit
te vacation and that matrimony was
not one of his objects, friends of DR..
w. w. Shirley were surprised to a
certain extent Saturday by receiving
cards from Tulsa, saying Meet Dr.
w. W. Shirley and bride" Unfor-
tunately the doctor failed to give the
date of his intended arrival in ANA
rillo and the meeting which might
have taken place had to be given up
Yesterday DR.. and Mrs. Shirley ar
rived from the East over the Rock
Island. They are at home for the
present at Mrs. Dewitt's on Fillmore
street
Last week at the brides home In
Tulsa, DR.. Shirley was married to Miss
Arnold. Immediately after the cere-
mony. the bridal couple left for ANA
rillo which Is to be their home.
The bride was a resident in ANA
rillo for number Of months last
year. She is we'll known and we'll
liked and is being warmly welcomed
BAG hto Amarillo DR.. Shirley has
been a citizen of Amarillo for over
two years and professionally and per-
sonally has become an active factor
in the life of the community. As
city physician he has been cospcu.
ously useful in work for better con-
ditions in his field.
After short time Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley will be in their own new home
at 1907 Harrison.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
|, C, KIRKES HONORED
BY STATE SYNOD

The state synod OF the Presbyte-
rian church which closes its sessions
at WaXahachic today conferred the
highest distinction in its giving on
an Amarillo man by electing Rev.
L. C. Kirkcs, pastor Of the Fillmore
street Presbyterian church to the
office of moderator of the synod,
SO united w5s tho sentiment in favor
Of the Amarillo man that his was
the only name placed before the
convention and he was elected by
reclamation,
The present session of the synod
is the first state gathering since the
union OF the church was completed
and is the largest in the history OF
either church. Many details con-
corning the united work Of the
church, of the new work being taken
up. mad policies to be determined
camo before this gathering 50 the
moderator at this meeting was called
upon to do much more than 10 s!mp'
" preside over sessions Of report
and routine business.
In addition to Rev. Kirkes, NJ c.
Mobiles and NJ. w. Cunningham at
tended ,he synod as delegates of the
Amarillo church.
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Notice.

We beg to advise that the first
regular annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Western Bank & Trust
Company, Of Amarillo, Texas, will be
held in the office of the above named
in the city of Amarillo,
Texas, on the 22nd day OF October,
1907. 70 1Frl2w
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S, d. CRITTENDEN,
Notice to Creditors.
deceased.

Estate of Mary NJ. Sweet, deceased.
Whereas, letters OF administration
upon tho estate of Mary NJ. Sweet,
deceased, were granted to the under
signed b. the County Court of Pot
ter County on the 9th day of Oc-
tobcr, A. D. 1906, all persons hold
ing claims against said estate are re-
CURED to present the same within
The tine prescribed By law.
My residence is at Amarillo, Tex
as, and my postolfice address is at
Amarillo, Texas, care of Madden 6;
Truelovc. DON A. SWEET,
BY Madden G Trueloyc, Attorneys.
80 &c
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Notice in Probate.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the estate
OF w. II. Pate deceased, that the un-
dersigncd was granted letters tesla
mentary in accordance with the will
Of said w. II. Pate, deceased, on the
] Sth day of July 1907 by the coun-
ty court of Potter county, Texas, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
the same within the time prescribed
by Law. The residence and postof-
flee address OF the undersigned is
Amarillo, Texas.
S, D. CRlTTENDEN,
Executor OF the will OF W. II. Pate,
deceased. "a 4c
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

Many still persist in hitching
horses along Polk street and leaving
them stand there hours at a time.
The officers do not wish to make
unnecessary trouble, but they give
warning to all that in future owners
OF horses left thus standing on Polk
street will Have to pay fine for vlo-
lation of the city ordinance.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

Evangelist Lewis and Singer
Temple Begin Series atFIII,
more Street Church

more street Presbyterian church con
Quoted by the Rev Il W Lewis,
opened very auspcIously Yesterday
morning at the II o'clock hour, The
afternoon and evening meetings by
their increased attendance, showed
that people arc uaniicstIng great in
tcrcst in these meetings from the
very start
Against Sensational Methods.
At the morning hour the evan
gelist confined himself chiefly to the
prerequisites Of a successful revival.
lie laid stress on the point that he
did not believe in singing eloquence,
hypnotism, sensationalism and mon
key shines TO draw people to God,
but that he believed in the simple
word OF God told In a plain and un-
mstaklbe way. To this he would
add prayer and work, especially in
diyldual work by the Christian peo-
pie OF the town. He cited the fact
that God called Abraham, Moses and
others each to do a peculiar work
and each Christian is similarly fitted
with his own individuality to do
Gods work in his own peculiar way.
A Forceful Talk 20 Children.
The afternoon service was an
nonced for children but parents we're
also invited and II Is unfortunate
that every parent In Amarillo did
not hear this plain, pointed and prac-
teal talk on the relation Of parent
and child, The subject was "Har-
Messing Young Colts" and the many
practical illustrations drove their
lessons into the hearts Of both chill
dren and grown people Parents
as well as children should make It a
point to hear these instructive SER
mons every afternoon at o'clock
An Able Evening Sermon.
At the night service the house was
crowded to hear the abest sermon
ever preached in Amarillo on Con
version Of Children" The speaker
brought out an array OF argument,
statistics and illustrations backed up
by scripture in favor Of conversion
TO a Christian life In childhood. He
cited we'll known instances Of mil
lionaires who had given up their for
tunes in the efforts to find their
lost or kidnapped children, and yet
showed little or no concern about
saving the lost soul of child,
The meetings will continue through
this week and next at the Fillmore
street Presbyterian church. Three
services each day, s o'clock in the
morning, 4 IN the afternoon and 1880
in the evening, The subject an
nounced for tonight is The Home"
Tuesday morning at s o'clock
Things That Fail and Things that
Fail Not" Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. Most Wonderful Bridge in
the Universe"
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The fine weather still continues
and fHrmers are making use of it by
sowing wheat and preparing their
fields for fall and spring crops.
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The Pittsburg police have been In
structed to arrest persons who throw
steel hoopskirts into the streets II
they are still wearing hoopskirts
there, the Cleveland Leader thinks
&c Is no wonder that Pittsburg mil"
lionaires leave home.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

United states and people all over the
country are planning to come 10 this
conference, There are people OF
Mississippi that have already en-
gagged their homes in Amarillo, one
lady IN this town whom | asked how
many she intended to entertain dur
ing the conference, told me she had
seven 10 cntertain-bu only one o.
them was a preacher realize that
We are coirontod here In Amarillo
with q peculiar condition, In one
house for instance two families are
living, the next one takes several
roomers, and so on, til all the avail
able room In Amarillo is pretty we'll
taken up, But these men will not be
hard 10 entertain, Don't be afraid
of them. They are a jolly lot We
can take care Of the moaslly In spite
of our crowded condition II We take
the proper view Of t. One OF my
brethren who has just completed a
large barn told me that he Is going
to take fifteen delegates He says
he Is going to sleep them in the hay
and feed them in the house,
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Resolution Recorded.

The sentiment of the Chamber OF
Commerce and of the citizens gen.
orally was given form in the resolu-
ton presented by Hon. ]. r, Bowman
that the homes of Amarillo be thrown
open to the delegates and visitors
to the conference and that every
citizen cooperate in showing the Wis.
itors every possible courtesy, Gen
eral comment on the plans for the
conference was made in short talks
by VIII A, Miller, Jr, W. B. Patter-
son, j, f, Sadler D. w. owen and
others. BY consent of the meeting
the work Of caring for the delegates
themselves gill be left largely to the
organization of the church but will
be shared in by all the citizens while
provision for the visitors at large in
the way of hotel accommodation
bureau of information, and courte-
sizes will be looked after by the or
ganization of the Chamber of Com
merCe.
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Advertising AMARILLO.

Amarillo Is going to got a lot OF
advertising out OF this The Nash
Vile Advocate which goes all over
Southern Mcthodism aud over the
country Is going to have q full page
picture OF the church on the cover
and a write up of the conference be-
sides, The ST, Louis Republic, the
Chicago Record and the Fort Worth
Record are going to have pictures OF
the church and of myself-now won't
that be an advertisement, I've been
in this town three years and I've
tried TO be citizen as well as a
preacher, I've got money in every
public thing you've built in that
time-in every good thing-in the
shops, in that church OF ours, in the
experimental farm. I,wa>~ to take
a public spirited view of enterprise
and now | want all OF Amarillo to
share in making this great con-
ference.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Committee on Entertainment.


Rev Ferguson stated that the
church had a scheme OF its own for
running the affairs Of the conference
and locating the delegates after they
arrive here, He named the follow
ing general committee on entertain
ment to cooperate with the church
in the work:
j. w, Cartwright, ]. L. Smith, NJ
c, Mobiles, Judge Veale, L, A. Wells,
+. w. Zimmerman, VIII A. Miller,
Jr,. w b, Patterson, w. II Fuqua,
Judge Crudgington, Thomas f, Tur-
ner, j NJ. Russell, NJ. S. Park, Wesly
Rush, b. T, Ware, D. w. owen, j.
II. Gouldy, L. o. Thompson, ]. d,
Bartlett, Or, Rogers, c. C, Cheno.
weth, Frederick Kendall, w, C. Ste
yens, p. l., Person,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-11
ORDEllAzl

Para cont1atar mediante subasta
pdblica, la construction de dos
metros y medic de edi6cio pa
ra ensanches del destinado &
carniceria p6blica.
Por cuanto: E1 Consejo- NUM-
clpal cree conveniente contratar poi
subasta la construction citada, lc
que puede efectuarse seg1n 10 dis.
puesto en- la ley municipal para Ia
ejecuci6n de servicios pdblicos.
Por tanto: Ordenese por el
Conceio municipal:
Secci6n "a Sc somete q publ,
ca licitaci6n el remate mencionado,
conforme al pliego de condiciones
formulado y que Sc encuentra de
manifesto en- Secretaria.
Secci6n "a El remate tendra
lugar el lunes I3 de mayo, ante la
Junta adjudicadora q la una de Ia
tarde, hora en- que quedara cerrado
el periodic de licitaci6n y Sc proce-
dera q la aperture de los pliegos.
Secci6n g La Junta Sc reserva
el dereeho de rechazar cualquiera,
8 todas las proposiciones.
Secciou -. Una copia de esta
ordenanza Sc fjara en- cinco puntos
visibles de la poblaci6n y Sc publ
cara en- el peri6dico LA DEMocRA-
c1A por el termino de dos veces con
anticipation al dfa designado para
el remate.
Secci6n s.. La presente sera
ejecutiva tan pronto sea aprobada
por el alcalde.
Ernesto Diaz Arana, Secreta-
rio del Ayuntamiento de Naranjito
certifca: que la que antecede es
copia de la 0rdenanza del Concejo
de ~ de Abril de 1907, aprobada
por Ell alcalde el 70 de mayo del CO.
rriente.
Naranjito, de mayo 1907.
We b.
MIGUEL RIVERA. ERNEsTo D1Az
Alcalde. Secretario.
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SEVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con ga tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
tSo.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
IA, con dos clasifcadores, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- II
horas. para informes, dirfjanse q J..
PENRDo, Fajardo. I'm. a.
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Cuenta amos aumentar de dos & cinco pull.
gadas en- estatura, y hasta personas de
mayor edad do cincuenta amos podrfan au.
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tible. FL m6todo del Sr. Minges ha reci-
bido 10 aprobaci6n y recommendation do los
grandes m6dicos J. de varias de las institu-
clones principales de ensenanza que 10
han adoptado para el desarrollo fisico do
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