davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-24
CERRO SU.
preSupueStO d e.
l9O6-l9O7 con una
exiStenCia en- Gaia
de S8,663.54.

Fue psgadO eI primer plazO E intere-
Sss, del antiCipO tornado al CO.
blsrnO insuIaf. aSCeBdsntes a
l,589.4l.
EI alto COsto De los mltsTlalOs para ID COnstruG-
Gl6R do una casa ACADIA, hzO suSpendor
las Ohras.
El iDforme refsrante q ls liquidacion
del preBupueAto municipal de Maricao en-
el 1906 1907 estk BuscFito por 81 alCalde
sffior Luis ZazuarFegui contador muni.
Cipal senior Eugenio Psdilla.
El rea 6men que Be hslla al final pre-
senta los Riguientes datoa:
Importan los ingsesos 5 1883 33
ExistenCia del sfio antsrior 3408
s 17,6224I
Importan los egresoB 8,958.54
ExiBtencia en- Gaia para el
a1o siguisnte s 8.66354
ClaAneaclon de l& eXlAtencla:
De fondos ordinarioh S 1854 70
AnticipO sos %
Caminos Ia
s 1868 54
Rsspecto al Rnticipo de fondog del go
bierno insuIar hRce el refeFido BefoE Rlcal.
de las Biguientes aclaracionea:
Gel anticipo de fondoS del gobierno in.
sular goliCitado pOr el ayuntsmientO para
la construction de una casa alcaId1a
otra para pusRtos para la venta de carnes,
y del cual di cuentR en- mi anterior infor-
me, 90 obtuvo principles del afio econ6-
mico pT6ximo pasado. Y 81 bien 30 nots
que no tnvieron efscto las conBtrucciones
de los edi6cios On 81 refsTido s1o debo
hacer conatar que ss dsbi6 & Ia imposibii-
dad de adquiriE 4 precioH convenisntes
todoa los materialeg que en- elloB han de
empleaEse. teniendo que BuBpender las
obraS haBta tanto este 90 consigue."
1926 fueron gastAdOs para el BoBteni.
miento del alumbEado p6bico en- IL pobla-
ci6n On medicinas & erfeEmoB pobres
1884 73.
El primer plazo interess1 del anticipo
de 81 600 hscho por el gobierno inaulsr
foe psgado Rlcanzando eas abono & 81 610
1864 Is 90 gsataron durante 81 sfio en-
Ia composition de caminoH de aquel distvito
rural proporcionaudo con eato ocupaci6n
la Clsse proletaFia.
En- el prelupueato de ingrasoB fguran
conBignados por contribution diTecta
$1O214 de los que fueEon recandadoB
SO ZIG so, quedando pendientes de cobrO
81 497 Al y reSultSndO nm aumentO en-
comparaci6n del paBado ejeTcicio, de
1912 So.
FL por % de fondos de camino produ.
10 un irgseuo de 1866 30. Las multaB del
juzgado de Usz $135 SO y 81 impuesto de
carnes 1879 81.
Aun que no be hubierRn hetho 6gurar
en- Ia paEtida de iugreaos del referido pre-
supue1to los 81 600 que fguran en- con.
ceptO de Rnticipo de fondoB del gobierno
inaulaE, como habrfan de rebsjarge enton-
ces los 81, 589 Al pagadcB poF primer plazo
interesea, siempre FeaultaTfR que 81 mu-
nicipio de Maricao iquid6 su preaupueBto
con un nupeEabit de SO 252 95 deBpues de
CubriT todaB Las atenciones del servicio
p1blico enccmendadas & 50 cuidado.
Los compatriotsB de Maricao han res
pondido, pues & Ia ccnfRnza que 81 votO
del pueblo depoDit6 en- elloB mereCiendo el
mejor Concepto pdblico por 81 bus1 cum.
plimiento de 90 deber.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-24

LO QUE VD. NECEsITA Dc sfectos
de esctitoFio pspal8ia pueda encontrRR'
10 "a cana de ". Burillo J G., ssn Ju1'
ta So,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-24
LAS HoRAs NEcRAS

LAS HORAS NEGRAS
Las horas negras, las horas
durante las cuales hay muchas
personas que todo 10 ven de
color negro, son las horas de
la digestion. De las doce a las
dos del mediodia, y de las seis
a las nueve de Ia tarde, los que
tienen unmal estomago sufren
verdaderas torturas. Pero hay
un remedio simple. Con algu-
nos botes de las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams segun
indicaciones que las mismas
acompafian, volveran esas ho-
ras negras 4 color de rosa.
Pruebas positivas:
Escribe el sr. Juan Miguel Fer
nandez, Calzada del Cerro 683, Ha-
Dana, OuDa: V1Ctlma de una deS-
composition general del estomago,
durante cuatro amos en- que sufri
mala Digestion, llenura, acidez, estre-
nimiento, inapetencia, ETC., me puse
atratamiento por diferentes metodos,
recomendados por personas compe-
tentes, y tome infnidad de medicinas
consiguiendo mayormente acrecentar
mi debilidad digestiva. Con las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome durante tres meses obtuve
mi curacion. Las recomiendo entu-
SHASTA mis- amigos
PiLDoRAS RoSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS
curan los males del est6mago
porque en- su calidad de
t6nico para Ia sangre y los
nervios dan robustez y con
clio buena digestion.
EN- LAS BeTIeAs,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
HUNDRED Arrested
High Russian Officials Taken Into CUSTODY
and Sentenced 10 DesIh.:IerOr.
lists Plot Frustrated

ST. Petersburg Dec. 31 Acing
on Information furnished by trained
detectives, tho police. during mo
ias FEW days haye captured over q
hundred loadeG pnd members of
o ST. Petersburg military organiza-
ton consisting OF social democratic
members most OF Them carrying
propaganda among the army aud
navy Among those takou into GUS
today was the editor OF secretly
published paper entitled Barracks. g
Twenty-Five were soldiers and sew
eral were women
The police also arrested many
members OF an important group of
torrorlstlc social reyolutionlsts and
captured according y the report a
list OF twcnty-sevcn high officials
who have been sentenced to death.
lt is fully asserted tho police ac-
cidenplly obtained Information
which illustrates q plot to blow up
Il number OF persons at confer
encc which WAS TO be hold in the
near future.
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++"%+* ~+*~+44
pERsoNAL NEWTON.



lFrom Mondays Dmly)
Little Fay Fountain is reported
quite sick today.
L. H. Stephens Of Tulia, spent
Sunday infAmarlllo,
II. Fitzgerald or Roswell, was in
Amarillo yesterday
H. f. Underwood Of Mclean, was
Pin Amarillo saturday.
j.. y Lynch, OF Tulia, stopped over
n AMARILLO yesterday
J. c. Storm. the gas man, IS hack
from 4 visit in Missouri.
Con Jowell, Of Hereford, stopped
over in Amarillo Saturday
ID. Il. Axtolb OF Tulia, was in AM.
arillo saturday on business.
d. y. Brsinard, Of Canadian, was
a busne5s visitor Saturday.
ed spaam is down town again
after a seige with the mumps
w. NJ. Warren IS back from 3 visit
10 his oid home ip lower Texas.
1lye n. " Robertson IS suffering
from d severe attack Of the grip.
Harry II Bibb returned yogtor-
day front ten days trip 20 Chi
cage.
Miss Mason Win return CHS even
Ing from 4 holiday visit in Foss,
Okla
H. G. Moore OF Fort Worth, was
here Saturday and sunday on bus
mess
JL. Penny and FAMILY have moved
INTO their new home on Lincoln
street
George aud A.fM Works, Jr. are
bacl, from 4 trip 10 Fort Worth and
Dallas
Mr. and Mrs r. Il TAFT returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives
IN Houston
l. r, II. Q, and y D. Trent, OF
1'alleQuah / 7. are here getting
aeauainted with the town prepare
tory to opening their drug store IN
the Carson building,
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/ Buyers he'd COUNTED on larger sup
! ly than this tho marriott has beon
considerably highor thls week laan
laL Fcd steers advanced % 10 40
conm COWS oud hellcm 10 10 e.
and siockcrs and feeders have sold
strong TO 10 cents higher, Some me-
dunn class stockers from Colorado
sold 40 s. aud Panhandle stocl,crs
az SS.76, Western cows o. S2GO 10
S325 Including some commonlsh
Coloados at $3.l5. atocl, COWS and
heifcrs $40 TO SG,25, canpors SECS
90 $3.50. calves secs, Veal calves
arc mulch hlghcr this week choice
ones selling at $3.50 20 $3.50. The
strength shown I'm tho General cattle
market Jhls wook may not stock
Whom larger rocolpts appear, but the
5ltua,ion rs regarded as full Of prom
isc. Colder weather win holn the
market and unless Inc run OF fed
a'ccr2 eoJs too heavy m January, the
market viii no doubt continue
healthy
sheep ere 10 10 % cents higher,
yenAincs quarter higher, lambs
10 to 10 copt higher Tho run
amounts 90 10000 head for the
week, and has contained several
shipments from the san Luis valley
ia Colorado. Offerings from that
locality thls weel, have been mostly
light wcleht lambs, 60 TO G3-lb,
which have sold ut SG.S5 To $40.
Top fod Western lambs sold today
at $7G5, highest price OF the week
and some light Mexican warnings
this week at SG,75. heavier weights
$3.50 to 500, wethers So 10 $50
ewes SL75 TO $3.50. Buyers have
had TOO many lighg weight poorly
finished lambs so far this season
and not enough good to choice ones,
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BANG! DOWN
GOES THE LID.
Boston Police Make Farce Of
Sunday CIOSIng+.M Many
Arrests Made.

Boston, Mass, DcS 3I.--It was a
"closcd town" In Boston yesterday.
Citizens were almost afraid 10 step
on the street IN fear Of arrest for
the reason Of engaging in work"
which rs yet the courts have failed
20 find manner of defining.
The Unprecedented condition OF
affairs came about ln consequence
OF District Attorney Mopna crlu-
cism of the police enforcemcuc OF
sunday laws which caused Police
Commissioner Omara o give orders
Chat Tho laws, blue as they might
be. should bo enforced yesterday.
The police cited every person inlo
court whom they caught doing any
work, Che idea being TO Jet the courts
decide What is or IS not necessary
labor. Some of The hmgs for which
The offenders were cited were NOV
ing theatrical scenery moving
trunks aud baggage, conducting
fruit stands, stoyedorlng and other
duties along the water 'front.' wash
ing windows aud sidewalks and
clcmmg buildings.
Among other things nft uudone
was the cleaning OF streets IN the
market, business and water front
sections This Is always q sunday
job because of The crowded condi-
ton Of ihe streets through The week,
superintendent Cummings refused
TO put his men where thcy would
be liable TO prosecution,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
PROMINENT MAN
Dies AT GROOM

Ono Of tho saddcst deaths in re-
cent months was that Of c. s. VIII
kerson. OF Groom which occurred
last Saturday at the family home in
that town. Death resulted from an
accident causing internal injuries. II
was last Monday morning while Mr..
Wllkerson was driving his thorough
breds through the streets that the
affair which ended in his death oc.
Hurred. A corner had just been
turned and tho horse was going at
high rate Of speed, The sulky
dipped up on ono wheel enough to
oyer-balance Mr. Wilkerson. His
foot caught in the stirrup and al
though the horse stopped at once
tho unfortunate man was severely
wrenched and a leg fractured. All
last week Mr.. WlllSorson seemed un-
able to recover from The shock. An
examination was made and inter-
nal injuries we're found to exist.
Medical aid failed to succor him and
on Saturday last death came.
Mr.. Wlkerson is one of the best
known men of the Panhandle and
his friends are innumerable. He is
owner Of the townsite of Groom and
during the last few months has ex-
erted every effort to push the little
settlement TO the front, He was
in Amarillo Sunday last and shook
hands with many friends that day
unknowingly for the last time. The
funeral was hold sunday and was
largely attended.
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and by mailing q copy Of this order
md said petition and subpoena 10
tho lasi known place OF abode OF
lhe spid s. r. Balen, IN said dis
trict on on before tAe day Of the
first publication
WITNESS the Honorable. I'd
ward 4. Meek, Judge Of the said
court and the seal thereof at tho
City ot Fort Worth, FL said district.
on the 18th day OF December, 1909.
EDWARD II. MEEK,
L. S. District Judge.
FnCd December 18th, 1906. al
S:l5 o'clock p, M Louis c. May
uard Clerk BY r. c. Van Dusen.
Deputy
A true copy Of the Original order
issued 10 said cause, certify,
WITNESS the seal OF said Dis
irict CouN and the name Of tho
Clerk thcrcor. at Fort Worth, Tex
as, tnis 18TH day OF December A.
D. 1906.
LOUIS c. MAYNARD,
Clerk.
By 3 G. VAN DUsEN,
Deputy
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Canyon city Notes.
Special to Daily panhandlc.

Special to Daily Panhandc.
CANYON City, ToSas, Doc. 3i.-
rhe city council is cooperating in
work Of grading and sIayellng the
courthouse Square ana {he streets
diyergIng thcroirom to a distance OF
ono block each vay. Tine grading
CONTRACT has already been let and
the work is progressing. finely
The stock ordinance requiring I'll
classes OF stock to be kept up viii
30 into effect Jan. i, also Q tax o.
S1.50 on each dog within tho town
limits viii be enforced on and after
that date.
Christmas passed off quietly as
becnmeth q prohibition town only a
fey plain drunRs, mostly railroad
laborera.
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Reports of the Mint.
10 Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Washington, d. c. Dec. 81.
The annual report OF the director
of The mint for the year 1906 shows
that the deposits of gold bullion ag-
gregated in value Sl53,109 1913. The
total distribution of new gold In this
country was S2G621,999 aud Of new
silver 19,Il1.65i ounces. The 10
tai Of the domestic coinage wus
1G7S7LOS5 pieces the total value
being $6O.2tG.7l7 or this amount
$JS.0O2,097 was gold SLOl6.S6S
silver S2.3O2,997 nickel and $500
SS4 copper coins,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
THE LAST STEP
Mrs. Myers Hopes for Favor To-day
From Court.


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''P ~ '"e i'sn' LOT ''o'uoi'' oC'"s
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y jan u'0or '.'''e"'e ~ V0''n ~
'pc Dlluu'f u Nor .i"'','V' WIZ '9
'a"cn 'oudS ""7n 'no'Ill =, - " ;"
more wi'' "'pe.r D1io,0 ' ,' 80"
= iu'"'Ps " cue '''''e' ,''"'N' VS.
'r'e' court ." F'spons' - 4 WHY
% @aoo'S 'o'pu'' ~ N''s N'''.'''
oilicof WIZ W rcqU'," ~ ny" 'u"
A'rS' Myers Is 'yS'i's ''i''i"'0 !"
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A PULLMAN is ROBBED
Passengers Held up While ASIGep-.,RObbes
Pull Bell Cord and Escape 10 the
Woods with Booty,
Associated Press.

aAaHNNANANh 4 WOO
Richmond, Va, Dec. al Near
Lacrosse, Va, on the seaboard Air
line, early this morning passengers
in the sleeper Of a train ont of Rich
mond, were held up and robbed Of
about $500 in cash besides large
amount Of iewelry. The robbers, two
in number got on at Richmond as
passengers one remained I'm the
coach while the other went through
the sleeper. The Pullman conduc-
tor, while attempting to arrest the
man robbing the passengers, was
shot through the arm The robber
then pulled the emergency brake
cord, stopped the train and with his
escaped to the woods
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03

Considerable interest is manifested
horc, ia D quiet way ancnt tho Ball
Icy controversy but lt has not set
reached tho petition or mass meeting
stage A majority OF tho cillzera OF
our town seem TO favor One oily
senator. Your scribe i8 one OF those
who docs NOT believe IN taking pol.
iics too seriously yct ho believes the
moral Interests OF both our common
country end Of Che party could be
best served By Weighing Tho qucs-
ton welL
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
TODAY 1T ENDS
No Mo7c Newspaper Passes on Wcs-
crn Roads.

Chicago, Dec, al After today
no more advertising transportation
for newspapers will be issued by
any Of the important western rail-
roads. This decision was first an
nounced By the Santa Fo system
olher roads whicr have followed
It's lead include the Chicago & Alton,
Burlington Missouri Pacific Rock
Island Frisco, Chicago & North
western, Chicago Great Western,
and Union Pacific Ail OF these
roads will hereafter pay cash for
their advertising aud Che publishers
will be required to pay cash for
transportation IS is expected that
the railway pass will vanish entire
~ from the west after today the
only allowable exceptions being rail-
way Officials and employees
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
HIDDEN ARMS IN CUBA
Activity Of Police and Troops in Cuba ES-
planned. NagOOn'S Statement
Now Is Accepted,
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Havana. Dec. 81. The statement
&c modo mar seyoroi ,bo,s,nd rifics
'"o '"''" NY 7""' -" ~ ""FN
been landed recently IN inc Del III
mar Del Rio province and hidden in
the weeds near Mariol, have been
senrotlv tal,nn awov mo racont
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
srcl7osc ltcus.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
MoHose, \. NJ Dec. ST. Christ
mas passed Off real nicely here, on
ly a few "fisticutfs' TO mar the pleas
ure o fthe law abiding inhabitants.
The weather has been fine.
Some speculation here yet in re-
sard 10 Che goundhmuse BUS One con-
soryatiye business men SLAIN That y
Is certainty Confidence IS being
Restored aud really values are grad
galiy coming up.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03

Miss Lewis. Who his had charge
Of Che millinery department III White
& Kinks store lelt yesterday for her
home IN bowie.
T. tGulett returned yesterday from
ria 70 Denton. lie is aill i'll from
Az attack Of he grip out is reported
much hetisf today.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
puiiy, livestock ncticr.

spceia 20 Daii2 Panhaudle
l1ipgaa CIV solcl1yarda Doc. ~.
mo saipiy q; cattlc from the
r4nge country has 1con small this
week. and us marset not encrousa-
~ tsstad Total caille rcerip'5 hGTa
heef lcss t-gan 10000 hcae and rs
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rHE ZEAL rEsr


ough Trial
There 81 only enc icat by which 10
Judge o. the efficiency OF any article
and that IA by iIa ability 90 do THAI
which Il "A intended t1 do. Many hair
Wgors may look nlco ana amon nice.
hut the point is-do they eradicate Dan,
drDn and stop falling hair?
No, they do moi, but llorplcldo docs.
because Il goea 10 tho root OF tho own
aud Wills The rorm that attacks ITO
pnpllla from whence tho hair gets lis
llfH
Letters from prominent people overy.
whore are daily proving that Newhro'g
lierplcldo stands The "tcst of uso."
" qellghiW dressing clear pure
nnd free from OH or groasc.
Sold by leading druggists Send 100 IN
Mompa for sample 10 Tho ueipicldo Co..
Detroit, AIlch.
Two figos--5O ccnia md 81 900.
FIR Reach Dwg company sroea Agent
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03

W.P. Blackburn is in Phlnylev
looking after his abstract bushes,
at that point
Dick sanford the well known
pndall county stochman, spent sun
day IN Amarillo.
w. II. Greenwood tho L G. S man
is back from visit to his home u
Honey Grove
Rev g. MtQhen Cray, OF carls
bad, ~ NJ, preached yesterday a
So, Andrews church,
COW Dodson, OF The First Nation,
al bank Hereford, was IN Amarillo
pn business Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Ed Ainesworth and
daughter, Of Charming, stopped over
in Amarillo Yesterday
Rev. l.. c. Kirkes went to Groom
Yesterday afternoon to conduct tho
funeral Of Mr.. Wilkinson.
Or. d. A. People OF Jacksboro, ar
rived today for a visit with his son,
Earnest Peoples and family.
Jackson Brothers, the piano firm,
are moving today 10, their new To-
cation in the Maryland building.
Joe Hess, othe oklahoma city
land man, was in Amarillo saur-
day in the interest Of his business.
Misses Ethel aud Tempest Ricketts,
Of Hereford. are here visiting the
Misses Bailey on Van Buren, street.
Collie aud Miss Fannie Trollnger
will entertain the Younger set this
evening at their home on Jackson
street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T, I.emond re-
turned yesterday from % Christmas
visit with Mr., Eemond's parents at
Quanah-
Miss Ida Gamble stopped over in
Amarillo yesterday on her return
from a holiday visit to her home at
Mclean.
.IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
TEXAS.
In the matter OF
$. L. BALLEN, Bankrupt
No. AZ IN Bankruptcy
WHEREAS. a petition was on
the 23rd day OF August, 1906. filed
herein FOR an adjudication against
Is. 7. Bmlen, and It appears there
from that said bankrupt is not with
IN me district end that personal
service or tho subpoeua herein cam
mot be made on him therein Now,
on motion Of George 9. NcGowp,
ESQ, attorney Tor said petitioners,
Ii IS ordered that service OF such
subpoena be made by publishing
this order together with said sub
poona IN the Amarillo Weekly
Herald. a newspaper published a'
Amarillo. in sall district once q
week for two consecutive weeks, The
last OF said publications 70 be on
the 3rd day Of January 1907;
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-01-03
sunPoENA IN DANERuprcy,

UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX
As,
10 S T.. Ballen, In said district.
groctlng
For certain causes offered before
the District Court or the Unltod
States OF America Within and for
tho Northern District OF Texas. us
q court OF bankruptcy, We COM
mand ana strictly onioin you, lay
Inc an other matters aside and not.
Withdrawing any excuse. that you
personally appear before our sald
District Court 10 be holden at Fort
WORTH IN said district, on the goth
day of january A. D. 1900 at 10
O'Clock %, M, 10 answer a petition
nlod by Platter Tobacco COMPANY,
Best a. Russell Company of Texas
and McCord-Collns Company on
Fort Worth, Texas. in our said
court praying that YOU may be adj.
Judged bankrupt; and TO do FUR
thor and ,eccire that which our
sa!d District Court shall consider In
This behalf And this You are in
70 wise 20 omit, under tho pains
ana penalties Of what may befan
lthCreon. r
WITNESS tho Honorable Ed
ward H. Mcch, Judge Of said court
and che seal thoroof at Fort Worth,
hls 10th day Of December A. ID.
1906
LOUIS G. MAYNARD
Clerk.
by y. C. VAN DusEN
Deputy.
A true COPY Of The original writ
issued in said cause, certify
WITNESS me seal OF said Dis
tries Court aud the name Of The
Cork thereof at For. Worth. this
1911 day of December A. d. 1906.
LOuls c. MAYNARD.
Clerk.
BY d c. VAN DusEN,
Deputy
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Service
By +. c. VAN DUSEN,
Deputy.

When you notify us by tel
ephone orotherwise to call
for YOUR package, we don't
say IAN Right and then
wait for two days before
we come for it.
We call the same day "
within a few minutes if
you are in a hurry and
we deliver the laundered
clothing atthe time agreed
upon.
Good work and promptser-
vice does the combina-
ton appeal to you? Put
US to the test.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12
GARDINER IS
STILL IMPROVING

Charles Gardiner, the bartender In
the Bon-Ton salon, who was shot
last Monday by Claude Lyons, is
steadily improving and in few days
will he able to be out. The wound
although extremely critical for "a
time, developed no adverse condi-
lions aud 10 now healing rapidly.
Gardiner will not be disfigurcd. The
only injury which will remain after
the wonnd ohas healed will be de-
feet In the hearing in the right car
The ball from Lyons revolver enter
ed just back, q this ear but did not
destroy The drum or the nerve, lie
wifi be, deaf in that car for long
time, however, and may never re-
cover ,tgIl heaping,
Gardiner maintains, as he has
from the first, that he cannot pn-
derstand why Lyons shot him. lie
thought ss others did that Lyons was
friend Of his and had never ex-
pected the slightest trouble
Every attempt at furnishing mo.
tive for Lyons mad act Is as fruit
lees as It was at first and the first
solution given, that the man shot
his friend while in drunken frenzy
is the only well founded explanation
for the crime How Lyons got the
revolver used and who encouraged
him in stirring up trouble with Gar
diner make up another side to tho
story which may develop some Inter
estlng facts. Although several sto
ries have gained currency about u
woman in the Gaze It seems prob
able that these have no serious bear
ing on the case There might have
been an interested woman or sew
eral, and some trifling Circumstance
regarding one Of these might hav'
had some effect on Lyons, If nc wa
drunk, but II does not apepar tina
any such circumstance would hay
affected bis sober acts. ~'rs s.