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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-19

Rev. J. c. Collins, -. D., Pastor.
Lead Ave. ana West Third Street.
The Sunday school meets at 9 As,
Strangers are cordially welcome. Morn
ing worship at It O'Clock. FpWorth
League meets at Z p. m. and the
evening service is at s o'clock. Fol
lowing is the order for the day;
Morning Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Hymn-"O. Worship the King"
Apostles Creed-Al uniting.
Gloria patri.
Responsive Rcading-Twenticth sun
day.
The choir.
Morning Lesson.
Prayer.
organ Response,
O~fcrtOTN.
Hymn-'Rise. O, My Soul"
Sermon-"Things Which Abide the
Hymn-"o. God our Help in Ages
Past
RcnedictiOn.
organ Postlude,
Evening Service.
Organ Prelude.
Praise Service.
Responsive Reading.
The Choir.
Prayer
organ RESPONSE,
Sermon-"Success in Seeming Fail
ure.' the pastor.
Hymn.
Benediction.
organ Postludc.
strangers are invited to all services
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Paul sherman. "a Toueka boy. has
baen anpointed maintenance clerk in
tbe .fGra of Superintendent w. Is.
Frtsr. IT. san .Mareiai. ". 81.
Nvron Hurley general chairman ~
me brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
rf-rer ON the santa Pc. has been iu
the citv duriuC thc week. visiting thc
local brotherhood Ha has been yi-i.-
ing aI santa T.. divi1ion points ln On"
southwest.
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STAMP S
WHILE YOU WAIT


Rubber stamps with your name, the
date. age, business, height, and what
ever other trimmings YOU want. are
now turned out by the II. $. LithgoW
book bindery. while YOU wait. An cN-
pensive machine manufactured by the
r II. smith company of Springfield,
Mass. has been installed in the big
bmdery and is now in fun oueration.
The machine is q most ingenious one.
"a cement cast being taken of the type
face. A sheet OF rubber is then
messed i'm q hand press into the ma
frix thus formed and heated to a de-
gree sufficient To- vulcanize the rubber
while i'm the muld. All kinds ol
-famps. large and small, datcrs. etc..
arc being turned out and the plant has
proved a popular affair from the start.
The LithgoW cOmuauN.s policy is to
keen strictly up To- date and abreast
of The facilities of the best binding
pfants i'm tine epuntry-a policy which
Il has succeeded I'm CARRYING out most
successfully. The firm is receiving
many CONGRATULATIONS on b beautiful
University annual. 1.-THE Mirage re-
Gently published. bound i'm dark green
rough leather. stamped i'm gold. The
binding lob is as artistic a ono as can
be done anywhere iu the east.
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Our !lne of canned goods is the best
on The market and put up entirely
under pure food laws. 4. G.. Pratt ~
Co. GtOCCrs.
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LADIES Desiring stylish millinery
dress making and tailor suits cal
on Miss c. p. Crane, 512 n. Second
Apprentices wanted.
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Do you have trouble getting tho
kind of goods you want. Try MS, Il
G. Pratt X CO. GrocCrs.
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Don't forget that our driver takes
your order for any kind of bakery
goods. l.. &. Pratt 81 Co., GroCcrs.
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succeed the first time use Herbine
YOU will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for Constipation. Dyspepsia,
Malaria. ChIlls and all liver COM
.plAInts. Mr.. c. II Emory, Texas,
writes my wife has been using
Herbine for herself and children Tor
dive yeers Ii is O sure cure for con-
Situation and malaria fever, which IS
s~ubsfautfated by what il has done for
my family. sold by J II. O'Rielly
GO
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HIGHINND VI. y. CHIECn. SOITn


sunday school. at g.45 a.. M.
preaching by the pastor at II "a. IN.
and S.p. m morning subject, "Our
Debt rs Cod EpVorth League service
al g pm. The public is cordially i'm
wife.
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LIKST pRESnNTERLAN CmIRCM.

corner oliver Avenue anu IlthI
Street.
Morning Worship.
Organ-"Hallelujah Chorus ......
Invocation.
Hymn congregation seated)
and Gloria congregation
S%tanding)
Scripture lesson.
Anthem-"Ye Shall Dwell in the
Land" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stalher
Prayer.
Hymn congregation %standing.)
OffertOry ......., NShloIu
Solo ...... .....,. MIS-. COINS
Sermon-"Witnesses' ...........
Rev. j. M. Heald
PRAYER.
CLOSING with doXology)
Bcnedictiuu.
D,etI1dt
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DR.. Knowlton's DANDERINE

FREE %%E$@&ss%9 s&"ss% &%s%@v %%@s %% ne%s %@%$%% %%% @s%%%a %@;%SS s%""
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cnNGREGNrI0NNL CHUnCm.

f.NINfI NI fhihf'IN tf anu A'Hl aANir
Rev. ). Wilson Marsh, Pastor.
Services at ID o. M. and ! %. m. \
cordial welcome to AN.
Morning service.
Organ Prelude
.Holy Temple" Quartet
Soprano Splu-"I Heard the Voice
of Jesus Say ......... Mrs smith
Quartet-"o Magnify and Praise
the Lord" .....
subject of sermon. Service, tho
Universal Law of Life"
Evening service.
Ladies' Quartct-"Farry With Me-
Mrs smith. Mrs. Washburu. Mrs.
Spencer and AIRS Collins.
Subject OBJ discourse World Peace
Solo Mrs Collin.
Evening service.
organ Prelude Prayer From Fret
schultz .---. Wagner
Hymn
Responsive service.
ENrIr" - Mozart
Scripture. prayer and response
Hymn.
0f.Hay-"O. sanctissima"
%. Nffna
0rwun- Nature and Destiny and
Man" ..-..... Rev J. ~ Heald
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rnlendid program was rendefe1
nv the members Of The uI4---
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

fright / Just had time by running
my best TO see the fire department
turn out and make a run down Fifth
with me close up and when We ar,
rived az the Pecos tracks learned
that they were exercising the horses.
on returning to the cornor Of POLK
and Seventh streets | found tho cltl.
zens In that nelghborhood being on.
tertained by two aspiranls for tho
honors that can only he carried
away from the prize fighting ring.
After three rounds OF straight lab,
bling left upper cutting" "sd,
stepping" and an exchange Of each
others opinions, the referee in or.
der 10 save the usual " leycn sew.
cnty" called Il a draw, called an bets
off and dismissed the audience and
] am satisfied and longing to re,
turn TO the tall and uncut"
REUBEN.
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are going o have a city here, Every
thing goes to prove it'and YOU are
building like Il now,
This Newspaper plant is an evil
dence Of H. II is on 50 city scale
and II IL here ready for this deyel-
opment with the big territory you
have here. ] should think YOU have
your opportunity In running as a
metropolitan paper instead Of as
merely local paper.
Now tomorrow / want 10 get a
picture Of this hig new church down
here for use In our booklet this year.
Nothing speaks for town or a coun-
try like a picture Of building like
that, or course on my trip now /
am simply gathering possible mate
rial and then when 1 get back to
Chicago | will work over what | have
and pick out what suits the situation
best. but church buildings like that
one down the street will make a
striking feature and | want 10 use It."
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HOUSE MOVERS .' 400 !
TAKE BIG JOB

The house movers who arc wheel
ing the old Methodist church from
the site it has occupied in front of
the new building to its future site
on the corneroG Tenth and Buchanan
street are successfully tacliling big
proposition. Tho old church is a
large building and is well construct
ed. The heavy beams which the
workmen have placed under It are
bent down with the weight but the
men in charge say the supports are
large enough. The building will be
hauled along on wooden rollers rum
ming on tracks made of wooden
strungers. BY an arrangement of
blocks and tackle, one team will do
the pulling.
The number OF telephone and light
wires which the building will en-
counter present the most trouble
some part of the moving. Owing to
the high steeple of tho church all
lines in the paint of the movers will
have to be cut to allow the building
to pass
Naturally enough, II names 60 for
anything, the man who has charge
Of the work is named Wheeler. The
men say that they expect to get the
building moved the distance Of six or
seven blocks in five days.
The Congregation church which
has bought the building is ready to
have it rebuilt and over hauled as
soon as it reaches its new location.
1t is a well arranged building and
will make an admirable home for the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
SURPRISED AT
AMARILL0'S GROWTH
(From Tuesdays Daily)

81 used to be at this myself" said
lsaacs Kline. yesterday evening, as
he stopped in at the Daily Panhan-
die office, land 7 can't pass the
smell OF printers ink without inyesti-
eating. Mr.. Kline with D. j. Raj
ston are from the Chicago office and
are representing the Rock Island inn
migration department in gathering
matter through this territory for the
annual advertising pamphlet of the
company. h1 tf2
This printing plant is another of
the SURPRISES" Continued Mr. Kline
~ have been in thehabit of'feaching
this territory every three or four
years at most and 1t has been about
that long since | have been in Anna
rillo. simply did not know the
town II has developed wonderfully
since | saw II last but can see IL
palmer than ever now that its devel-
opment has just fairly begun. You
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CELEBRATE
AT CHILDRESS
Barbecue, Races and Gun
Club Shoot With Other
Attractions
speolal to Daily Panhandle.


Childress, Texas, July 16,-For
three days, July IS, 10 and 20, Chill
dress will entertain all the people
who can come at a big West Texas
celebration with a strong card Of
racing attractions for the feature
Balloon ascensions and like attrac-
lions will add to the entertainment
and the childress gun club is arrang.
ing a shoot open to all shooters.
The program for the races is as
follows:
July 1S.-Freo for all pace or
trot, two best in three, half-mile
heats, $3.50. Running dash, one
fourth of a mile, 500.
July 19.--Free for all trot, two
best in three half-mile heats, SIS.
Childress county buggy horses, two
best in three, half mile heats, $50.
Mule race, half-mile dash, $40, Sad
die horse race, half-mile dash, S35
Free for ALL half-mile dash, 500.
July 20.--Free for all pace or trot,
two best in three, half-mile heats,
800. Free for all 3OO-yard dash,
SIS.
The purses put up for these races
should get the very best horses in
Northwest Texas. The association
also announces that time will be
given for any match races on either
day. The association has good sheds
and stalls upon abe ground, also
plenty OF water for the use Of stock
men, and every care will be taken to
accommodate the visiting owners.
The Childress gun club has pre-
pared a program for a gun shoot to
take place on Thursday, July IS, the
day OF tho barbecue. There will be
ten events OF twenty birds each, with
Sc added to the entrance money
The club has good grounds and
will be prepared to treat all visitors
nicely. The program calls for the
shooting to begin at o'clock. Ad-
vance information is to the effect
that large number Of contestants
will be present,
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JURY ACQUITTED
SOL OWENS SON
OFrom saturdays Dally.)

From Saturdays Daily) 81.
Yesterday the trial jury In tho
case against s. y owens Jro in the
district court at Clarendon returned
a verdict finding the. defendant not
guilty This clears the hoy OF guilt
in the killing OF the man Turbey-
Vile a few weeks ago near Alan
reed, This Is the first time that the
case came to trial and the Jury had
no difficulty In reaching a verdict
Turbeyyillc 70 will be remember
cd, met Sol owens and his son on
the road near Alanroed In an alter
cation that came mp no shot aud kill
ed the elder owens, The son, who
is a boy about eighteen, was the only
witness and when his father fell he
got a gnu from the wagon and turn
cd on TurbeyyIlle whot ried to get
away The boys aim was good and
rurbeyylllc died within a few hours
from the two wounds he received,
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Entertained by Mrs. Took.

Yesterday afternoon reception
was given by Mrs. A. b. Zook, 40
Johnson street, to the ladies OF the
g. |. A. and a few OF their friends,
The reception was in honor OF the
fourth anniversary OF Frio division
No. 500 OF this city, Mrs. John Croft
ty, past grand organizer of the G..
/. A. to the b. OF l.. u. who organ
lied this division; Mrs. McOsker, of
division No. 1874, of Denver Colo;
Mrs. Lineburger and Mrs, Bunch. Of
Woodward, Okla, and Mrs. stone
field, Blumehart, and John Collins,
OF this city.
AT progressive Might've Mrs, Rob
ison won the first prize and Mrs.
Bumehart tho second. Refresh
ments OF waters and cream were
served.
The G. /, ladies', through their
president, presented Mrs. Crotty with
beautiful hand-painted cake dish.
Mrs. Crotty. in clever speech,
OF thanks accepted the gift.
The reception was attended by al
most every member of the G. /. A.
besides quite number of their
friends who were present as guests
Mrs. zook was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. o. w. Reed.
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AMARILLO MAN AT THE HEAD.
c. b. Vivian Is Superintendent of
Orange Paper Mill.

A recent number of the Orange
Daily Tribune makes the following
mention of G. B. vivian, one of the
"old timers" in Amarillo, who was
for years deputy county clerk and
deputy assessor here:
"A neat and commodous cottage
is now under construction on the
property of the yellow Pine Paper
Mill company and right near that
big plant, and when completed it is
to be occupied by Superintendent c.
B. Vivian and his family, thus max
ing it possible for the superintend-
ent to have the plant under his per-
sonal observation all the time, both
day and night.
While the normal capacity of the
paper mill plant is ten tons daily,
it was not until recently that 1t was
brought up to that capacity, this be-
ing done after Mr.. Vivian took charge
of the plant as superintendent. Not
satisfied with bringing the mill up
its normal capacity, however, he
has. gone that a little better, and
before yesterday turned out twelve
tons of the finished product
"The directors Of the company are
well pleased with the results now
attending the operation of the plant
and are convinced that in the yell
low Pine paper mill Orange has one
Of the best paying industrial propo-
sitions in the South and one that will
constantly improve from an invest
ment standpoint.
The product ot-the mill has rap
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Rctlcr Thnn snnlnking.

Spanking does not cure children Of
bed-wetting. There Is constitu-
tonal cause for this trouble. Mrs.
NJ Summers, Box p, Notre Dame,
Ind, will send free to any mother
her successful home treatment with
fun instructions, Send no money,
but write her today II your children
trouble you I'm this way Don't
blame the child, the chances are Il
can't help IT, This treatment also
cures adults and aged people trou-
bled with urine difficulties by day
or night.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

ting his bull dog, while Fred Hudson
will assist his fa,herin'law 10 thresh
his wheat crop
John MoifIt II hldlpg under the
shade OF the Gem while the 'drouth'
goes on. and h yory comfortable"
This Is the story Of how the army
Of diaponsers OF liquid refreshments
Is putting IN MS time, during their
enforced idleness, as told % one Of
the gang, and II any one of4,he boys
has been omitted, or misplaced, he
must charge u mp TO the association
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18
$4,000 TOWARD
new ELK HOME
CFrom Saturdays DaIly0

Besides branding six candidates
into tho herd and enjoying a lunch
at tho Elk Cafe, Amarillo Elks heard
a favorable report from the building
committee last night at their hall and
looked over the plans which have
been adopted for the new Elk home.
j. r. Bowman, chairman OF the
committee, who made the report ro-
ported that on the new canvas during
me last ten days the committee had
obtained, including the subscriptions
on tho old list, total OF $4,000 In
pledges toward the now home. Some
OF this money has already been paid
In but the most OF II is subject 90
cali from the committee when tho
contract for the building is taken up
In answer to the advertisements Of
tho committee for bids. architects
from all parts Of tho state submitted
specimen plans. After careful CON
sderaton OF the plans offered the
committee chose those OF o, G.
Roquomore which were drawn up
some time ago,
The proposed building plans, which
we're on exhibition last night, is in
the Spanish mission style and fits
ideally with the surroundings and
with the needs ofathe lodge, II win
isce west and north on the Elks'
lot on the corner OF Fillmore and
Fifth street and will be OF gray and
buff brick with terra Gotta and plas.
Ter trimmings, Running entirely
around the west and north sides will
be a deep yeranda The lower floor
entered from the west or north has
big reception hall, reading and
smoking. ladies parlors The second
floor is given over almost entirely
TO a spacious lodge or ball room with |
the big windows opening out on the
balcony over the veranda. A bill
hard room takes up the east side OF
tho lower floor.
The building will cost between
$4,000 aud $25,OOO and under the
present plan will be financed by the
issuing second mortgage
bonds In the amount of 500 each,
These bonds bearing interest at 8
per cent per ahnum and expiring in
order, will be taken by individual
Elks. Thus every subscription to the
fund is an interest bearing invest
ment amply secured
After the meeting last night the
who stayed for the finish
went 10 the Elk cafe whore a lunch
con had been ordere in expectation
that larger number would remain.
The long table down the center of
he restaurant set in a most attractive
manner with the preparations for an
lunch, was entirely out OF
TO the number left TO en-
10y Il, so several Of the party went
to the Lyric theater and gave an
invitation to those who were at the
Friday night dance TO come up and
enjoy the spread. With these add
lions. the party at the Cafe was
equal to the occasion and did justice
to the good things brought for them,
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Some Einc pnnhnndlc Onto.

A note from Messrs, Campbell
Bros q Rosson, livestock commits
sion men, OF Kansas City, tells Of
good sale OF some fine Panhandle
cattle, fed and shipped by Mr. S.
NJ. Rogers, OF Tulia, Texas, on the
Plainyiew branch OF the Santa Fe.
This item will be OF iHtePost 40 stock
men. as II surely demonstrators that
the Panhandle IS not only grazing
country. but Is a feedipg country as
well. ,.r. avis gs0te
Campbell Bros. & Rosson say that
ION June 10 Mr.. Rosson arrived in
Kansas City with two car loads OF
the best cattle It he's ever been our
privilege to handle from this section
OF the country and certainly Mr., Rog-
ers is entitled to first honors in the
line of a feeder, as we have no reco-
lection or record Of any Panhandle
cattle raised and fed by the owner
weighing as much and bringing such
price per pound as these brought,
and certainly Mr.. Rodgers went home
feeling iubilant over his SUCCESS"
The cattle Mr. Rodgers bred, grew
and fed SO successfully, we're high
grade Herefords, This proves that
It pays to raise good stuff. II does
not cost any more to raise and keep
them, and not so much to fatten
them, as the ordinary native cattle,
and they fatten much easier, and
command a better prloe,'r
The figures as shown by the sales
sheet OF the commission house show
the following tt
21 head, steers, weight 29,6OO at
S6.z5.
10 head, steers weight, 1850, at
$50.
1 steer, weight L15O, at s5.25.
steer weight 1,2SO, at $50.
cows, weight 2,15O, at $40.
COWS, weight 2,17O, at $3.50
This bunch of tblrty-nine animals,
in which we're four cows, brought
Mr.. Rodgers the neat sum of ST.
9S6.S5,
IL NAYS 10 raise cattle in the Pam
handle, on these cheap lands, and
feed them, at this price
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idly come into favor wherever 1t has
been introduced and no trouble is
now experienced in disposing of the
entire output OF the plant. and as
the turpentine that is secured, as a
sort Of side issue practically pays the
salary list of the entire plant, the
profit derived from the paper is even
greater than it would be otherwise. -.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-18

young congregation which will take
charge Of IT,