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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31
Death Of Mrs. French.

Information has been received In
this city of the death Of Mrs. Laura
g. French. which occurred at her
home in Granville. Ohio. a few days
ago.
Deceased vas we'll known In this
city where several years ago she re-
sided. and had many friends who will
learn of her demise with regret.
Mrs French was a teacher Of music
in East Florida Seminary about twen-
~ years ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31
Jolly Gainesville Crowd.

4 jolly crowd OF Gainesville people
about twenty in number, who are SO
jonrning mt I,aytona Beach. made a
delightful trip Tuesday OF the present
week tn the lighthouse on Mosquito
Inlet. about twenty miles distant
The party spent the day at Mosquito
Inlet, taking their lunch with them
and those who went report q delight
full time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31

ADVENT CONFERENCE.
Closed Friday Night. After Successful
Session Of Three Days.

,lc- - ..ccr. sful and y"r} h'nr-
ii IL sr,,ii. OF :hr" da, p. the
g., ..'u. ', , terence o. '. ~ g.
c. {. .. tlprch Of l.r..'t a..
South q, or-.ia. which Va. hr,d with
the church in this ci;. c.e.cd Fr.da!
.lr.!n, Tn .lo.lnE .':;.ri .ng de
li>crrl b. Elder u. \ Skipper 81
ia per
THE conference ha- lr'n we'll At
tended. cons idering the fact that the
church il new in this state. The
meetings were all we'll attended. the
little church ON East Main street y.
having been filled at ever, service.
On Thursday evening Elder u. A.
l.. Rixler Of Lake Cit! was ordained,
the ordaining officers being Elders II.
V. Skipper. J. 7. Butler and q. ].
, Virgins with Elder q. r. Maddox
presiding Elder BiNl.r came from
Illinois. but has been assigned to the
Lake City church.
Many thanks are due Elder James
Leo of the local church for the atten'
ton and courtesies extended the visit
ors. Elder Lee Ia q very popular man
among the members OF his cOngrega
ton and others who have the pleas
| ure of knowing him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED
Crawford G. Davis ha added


10 the attract. appeaiaL uf their
stables b! tn libcril tplr alton 81
uaint on thu Id val / .. o.. =
are now very mating.
Moler Barber College Atlanta. Ga.
teaches tn. trau" ~ 'I.r ,iulc aud
careful instructions IN few weeks.
Positions waiting for everybody who
will learn. Writ" tor particulars.
Captain J. a King OF Orans"
Heights. ON" OF tie leading citizens
of the East End. was in the city yes
terday Mr.. King was for several
wears a member OF the county Demo
cratic executive committee from that
district.
Miss Agnes Zetrouer OF Rochelle
one OF Alachua county's popular
teachers. * in the city on IA visit to
relatives. Miss Zetrouer has made
taught. and her services are Away :
in demand
Mrs. A. NJ. Cushman. Who
was operated upon for appendicitis
OH Thursda is great deal better.
which will br gratifying information
to her numerous friends. The lady
stood the operation well. and has
been rapidly improving ever since.
DR.. II. Herzog has returned to his
home here after spending his annual
vacation. He visited Norfolk. the
jamestown Exposition. and points In
Penn 81 lvania and New England.
While he had a fine trip. the genial
Doctor declares he Is glad to get back
home.
MIR. and Mrs. !. s. Crown and
eleven children Of Rocky Point. who
have been spending the past three
weeks at Daytona beach. arrived In
the city via the Tampa and Jack
sonville railroad last night. and were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .. Mef-
chant They expect to proceed home
this morning.
II. W. Tate of Morgantown. \. c..
was In the city yesterday He was
en- route to Fairfield. where he will
visit friends for a few days. Mr.
Tate was for rral months EN-.
ployed at Fairii-l : the Fairfield
Manufacturing Con -: naval stores
operators and IL well pleased here
He may decide to return to work for
them.
Col. J. u. Chesney OF Atlanta, Ga
Southern manager for the Shaw
Walker Company. manufacturers Of
ONCE supplies. Muscogan. Mich. II
In the city. Mr., Chesney has placed
local agency here. OF which c. r
Goodman will be manager Mr.. Good
man is "A hustler. and there IL no rea
son why he should not make biz
success Of the venture.
Mrs J. II. PadgPtt writes The Sur
that she has just returned from
two-weeks' trip IN the mountains 81
North Carolina. and Is again a.
iIendersOnville where she will ra
nain for two weeks more. She
states that the weather there Is de-
Iightful at this season. hut she vii
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31

hN druggists. IL ~,
"a, I'D u,:l do.
:. j.. bottles. iu.::.
hrc Il sa.l..c l"r
t,. ,,,o' '-,, a.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-31
Fer Over 0lxey Years

Mrs. Whslov's Soothing Syrup has
teen used tor ehi81Fsa's essthinS. e
spothes the child. s0(tsns The g1nas.
ollays an pain. cures wind collie. ao1
d ~ ~ re0sdy bue aiAnAoeA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29
To Be Held At
Huntingto

Below Is the official programme Of
the 25tn Annual Sunday School Con
vention Of West Virginia to be he'll
at Huntington April 1e. II and IS:
Convention Theme. "This One
Thing po.n-Phil. s:1s.
II can do all things through Christ
Phil. a::ts.
Not by might. nor by power, Blu,
by my Spirit, saith the Lord. n-zech
4:s
Tuesday Afternoon, April 10, a. Flor.
entire Hotel earlors.
500 Meeting of the State Execi,
tive COMMITTEES.
trhe officers and Executive Commit.
tee win be located at this hotel. as
far as possible. After meeting we will
take diner together.) &
Tuesday Evening, April is, Audito
rum Convention Church.
President D. B. Purfnton, Presiding.
Theme: The Bible In Every Day
Life
Let the words Of my mouth and the
meditations OF my heart be accepta
BILE In thy sight. ,fz-=Ps. 1874.
1880. Inspiring Song Service
Prof. chas. F. Allen, Chicago.
Opening Prayer, DIR. A. J. Hiatt
Monndsyfiie
$3.50 Address: "The Bible in Hn
man Life Rev ] W. Carter, D. D.,
Spencer
Convention Offering.
s:55. Address: "christian Citizen
ship. Hon. Geo. C sturgiss, Morgan.
town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29
ne: Religloes Education.

Theme: Religious Education.
BE filed with the knowledge OF
his will in all wisdom and spiritual
understanding. Col. 1:s,
900. Song service Prof. Cas-. E.
Allen. Chicago.
2:15. The Saving of the Child, Rev.
D. II. Reed, New a1artinsvilie.
2:4o. Apples Of Gold. Conference
Specialist.
Tive five-minute echoes from the
Conference, followed by ten minutes
of ouestionaire)
s:15. Graduation Exercises Of
Training Glass.
Address: 1.-THE Finished Product
Mr.. W. G: Landes, Philadelphia.
3:45. Presentation of Glass. Rev.
L. E. Peters, ciartsourg.
Awarding OF Diplomas, Hon. T. G..
Miller, State Superintendent Of
Schools, Charleston.
4 4:15. The Religion of an Ideal
Youth, Bishop j. S. Mills, D. D., Ann.
Vile, Pa.
Adjournment.
$3.50. First Alumni Banquet Of the
Teacher Training Students.
tAa gFada3es are most cordially
invited 10 attend. 1t is hoped that an
Alumni association may be organized
at this meettng)
rev. L. e. Peters, toastmaster
.,hursaay Evening, April 10, Audi
forum Convention Church.
President o. 3. Parinton, presiding.
r Theme: Character Building.
i have not departed from thy juds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29
YOU WILL WANT THIS
SAVE az


Have you rheumatism now2 Did
you ever have IT? anyhow You may,
or some of your friends may. Better
save this prescription. 1t comes from
DR.. George Edmund Flood. the wen.
known specialist on rheumatism, which
is sufficient guarantee of It's value.
BY permission of the doctor we publish
for the benefit of our readers his pre-.
scrlption for rheumatism. It Is as fol.
lows:
Flald caseara Aramottc, hall ounce;
Concentrated Barkola, one ounce;
Fluid Extract Priclkly Ash Bark.
half a drachm;
Aromatic Elixir. four ounces.
Take one teaspoonful after each
meal and before going to bed. DR..
Flood also strongly advises in connec.
tion with this prescription the drink.
ing Of large quantities of pure water.
Any druggist will iii the prescription
at a nominal cost or you may get the
ingredients and mix them at home.
r. r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME or THE
18TH ANNUAL S. S. CONVENTION

Announcements.
Adjournment
Shake hands with those you NEE
and introduce yourselves.
Wednesday Morning, April II, Earl,
Conferences
Lecture Room, Convention Church
Mr.. H. L. Bond, presiding.
Theme: strengthening the Work.
"Lensthen thy cords and strength
en- thy stakes.'-Gsa. 54:2.
s:oo-s:0o Conference for State AMI
county officers.
Wednesday Morning, April u, AUDI
torium Central Christian Church.
Vice President Rev. A. H. Reese
presiding.
Theme: Faithful in Little.
"He that soweth and he that reap
eth may rejoice together.-John 4 $50
800. Song service. Prof. caas. f
Allen, Chicago.
s:l5. Forgetting What Is Behind
and Going Forward, Bisnop J. s. Mills
Annville. Pa
s:45. The Work Viewed Through
Field Glasses:
A General Look at the Work, DR.
G. Humble, Chairman executive com
mfttee, parkersburg.
Encouragement from Elementar,
Work, Miss Martha V. Graham, State
Elementary supts Wheeling.
A Good Word from the Firesides
Miss Louise P. Hubbard, State Home
Dept. supt., Wheeling
News from the Battlefield, Mrs. J.
A. Roberts, State Temperance supt.
Elizabeth.
The Financial Bulletin, Mr. j. G.
Bardall. State Treasurer. Moundsyille
Latest Messages from the Fire Line
Mr.. w. c shafer, State General secre
tary, Wheeling.
1900. Presidents Annual Address
D. B. Purinton L. L. D., tsate Prest
dent ". Va. s. s. assn. Morgantown
1880. County Honros Bestowed, con
Quoted by General Secretary.
Delegates will please seat them
selves under their banners. wller
roll Is called the delegation will arise
and the spokesman will respond in on.
of the following ways: Present-sta,
county; Presfdent-Banner county
Present-Paid; Present. Aunounc,
the apportionment for next year an.
repeat in concert a scripture pas
sage.)
The award of First Honor flag viii
he on thursday evening.
1855. Committees announced.
1880. Adjournment.
| Uunch will be served near the Con
ventton Church for very moderat,
price. This will enable many to atten.
the Noon Bible Honr.>
The Noon Bible Hour.
Theme: Winning My Glass.
"He that Is wise winneth souls
Prov. 1880.
1:15-1:5o. The Spiritual Elemen
in Living, Bishop J. $. Mills, Annvitle
Pa. 8
,tThis hour Is provided for those wht
desire more of the spiritual side o
teaching than could be included OF
the regular programme.)
Wednesday Afternoon, April II, Audi
torium Convention Church.
President D. 3. rurinton, presiding
Theme: "To Every Man His Work
| Where no eous;ei is the peopl,
fall; ott in the multitude Of coun
sellers there Is safety. PROV. 1880.
General Announcement.
The various departments Of wor,
are so Important that this seems to b,
the very best way to emphasize .eact,
Delegates will need TO choose til,
lone most helpful aud not attempt /,
visit; all. Remember our motto: .Thi
One Thing il Do, *
=. Pustor,s Conference, Trinit,
Espiscopal Church.
n Teacher Training, presbyterial
Church,
III Elementary. Central Christian
Church
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29

-
eco. Practical Temperance Teac,,
ing, Rev. NJ F. Y,ger st Marys
2:4e. temperance IN pyerv n.,
Life MIR. Theoaore A1yord par,.er.
burg Y
5000. Round Table conducted +,
REV = q Jobnson n n csas =, ~
General Mee.ina.@wesns,s $500 As..s.
noon
Auditorium Ransis, csrroh
Vice President Rsy n p....
presiding. e
Theme: The Adult R,b,e r,,a..
Movement.
Il am made ali things 70 ali men
that might by all means save some .
Il Cor. s:22.
400. The Sunday School Pro1uc.
ing Men. Mr.. W. g. Landes CEN,
sec'y, Penn. S. S. assn. Phlladeiptisl
"Wednesday Eyen;n. anr,, ~ .a..s,'
forum Convention Church {
President D. B. Purinton nrss,d,ng
Theme: The Kings Rn.inass
"seest thou a man dilirent IN 'b,s
business? He shall stand before
Kings."-Proy.; 22:2s.
1880. Thirty minutes of song Prof.
chas. p. Alien, Chicago.
Prayer, Rev. ". ~ Henry parte,x.
burg.
$500. The County Association Tar.
get. Mr.. W. q. Landes. PhiladelpbIa
900. Bible story, The WIDOWS
Mite, Miss Mamie lee Frayser Inter.
national Elementary specialist Louis.
Vile, Ky.
Announcements.
Adjournment
Thursday, Morning, April 10, Early
Conference.
Lecture room convention church.
MT. f. *. Bowers, presiding.
Theme: The Sunday School Cab
'ae e1,n, ,,
=. nv, mnUnsoeyer much Is given
W.. I'M ,a. snan inuch De reqaired.H-
a.on 80, n'oo
so s.Sy, ~. eoa'efehec OF sunday
.rtnoo. .aI.o's. ohcers ana Teachers.
~ sa "o'n,ns, Aprn 10 Primary
o.an o0"' =. r'rss BAPTIST Church.
sa 80 ~ le,Sv. a Aioael documentary
7e fgs VI q sNAaas scaool.
49,. -, a pss.a ,,, Urinary and Jun
~. ~. ies s. WIN DC taught by special
aus .ass, MlsS Nsnhle Lee fFayser viii
~ Ists. Lsst "a tAe session..
nursery Morning April 10, Andlto'
va, rum convention Church.
s'c Fes1aeht hev. A. H. Reese
presiding. z,
Theme: Touch points with the
masses.
Go ye into al, the highways ana
hedges and compel them 10 come IN
that my house NAV he al,ed 81 Ms
fl4:23.
a.oo n.y. g.. nv.
cbas AI,a, Cs1as w Ase' 10y
a.1s tn 'rsaassas.,., ,.
Tho a.a.,,, NJ, - ' a,s o". "
Dean n'h,s eai,ano as,sasm q. w.
o. "'o,r Sy..ese, Bethany.
A,,a.a pas,.as.r,,-s - Ae4s'e
1o.1k psnor+ =, c,,,,,,.,,,<, =,
INon,ast,ons "a -. :. Sg "aa.. on
,nsrs ri, .'e 80 neN, nlse''hs,
p.as,Ss.. = s t - Me'hoos'
S1e's - -. -. Ihsoi, ~. ~. LII.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29

"
loeeeeeoeeooo
VI Home Department, First NJ. E.
Church.
v psmpernnee. Congregational
Church.
4:oo. General Meeting. Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church.
orgaatzed Adult Classes. Mr.. w. G.
Landes, Gen1 secy Penna. S. s.
Assn. Philadelphia, Pa.
tAif conferences, excepting III. will
adjourn in time for this meeting at
which time the topic will be announc.
ed)
4:oo. children's Meeting, Contra,
Christian Church.
Bible Story, Miss Mamie Lee Fray.
ser. International Elementary special.
list.
cat this meeting we expect about
800 boys and girls under thirteen
years OF age. ON; teachers In Ele.
mentary grades Of schools will be al.
mitted by ticket, which may be Sc.
cured in advance at primary quar-
ters).
Detailed Plans.
!. PASTORS CONFERENCE.
Auditorium Trinity Episcopal
Church. Rev. VIM. f Hudson, presld.
ing.
Bishop ]. s. Mills. specialist.
300. Devotional and Song Service,
Rev. Arthur NJ. Lewis, Powelton.
2:15. The Pastors Place in the
Sunday School Cabinet, Bishop ]. s.
Mills, ..nnvitte, Pa
2:S0. The Pastor During the Sun.
day School Session. Rev. ]. w. Fran.
els, Parkersburs, W. Va.
2: As. Winning the Scholars Into
the Church, Rev, c. E. Grimm, Charles.
ton.
$500. Round Table. conducted by
Rev. R. J Hiatt, D. D., Moundsville.
3:45. Adjourn for General Meet.
ing at Baptist Church.
II TEACHER TRAINING CONFER.
ENcA.
Auditorium Presbyterian Church.
Rev. L. E. Peters, presiding.
Mr. w. G. Landes, specialist.
200. Song and Praise, Rev. E. A.
witter. Salem.
ESQ. What Teacher Training Can
Do, Or. G, Humble .Parkersburg.
22:s5. Keeping Up the Interest,
Mr.. W. G. Landes, Philadelphia.
$500. Round Table, conducted by
Rev. ]. E. Bird. Weston.
III. ELEMENTARY CONFERENCE
Auditorium Christian Church, Miss
Martha v. Graham, presiding.
Miss Mamie Lee Erayser, specialist.
Meeting of Council of Elementary
grades.
f (rhis council is composed Of the
State Elementary officers and the At.
yisory committee. together with ali
county elementary superintendent
and representatives from elementary
grades unions. All teachers OF boys
and gfr's under thirteen years of are
die welcomed.
900. Business session.
2:2o. How do you get district work
ers? Mrs. Alma c. Raine. Evenwood.
$3.50. My Method of Getting Sta.
tisttcs. Mrs. H. o, Smith, Parkersburg.
2:4o. Outside Helps, Miss Mamie
Lee Frayser, Louisville. ny.
I s:ooS How the Curtain Helps Us.
Miss Erna Wells, Huntington.
5:19. Round Table Conference, con-
dncted by MIR. W. G. B. Moore, Charles.
ton.
". HOME DEPARTMENT CONFER.
ENCE.
Auditorium First NJ. E. Church, Miss
Louise P. Hubbard. presiding.
Rev. 7. J. Foster, specialist
$500, Song and Praise, Rev. A. j.
Altman. Parkersburg.
2:2o. Value of The Home Depart.
Iment to the Sunday school, Rev. w.
A. Hartman. Wheeling.
gao. How 1t Emphasizes Home Re,
ligion. Rev. T. J. Foster, Adamston,
W. Va. =,
goo. Round Table, conducted by
D. b. Ppfinten, LID.
". TEMPERANCE. CONFERENCE.
sreeational Church, Mrs. Anna
Rogers Roberts, presiding.
Mr.. Theodore Alvord, specialist.
200: Song and Praise, Rev. A. F.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-29

Read the Daily west vsrstnisn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
Observation-Disclosures.

4 quiet wedding last week was
that o. Thomas Gottshall to Miss
Essle McAllister. Rev. Il. 3, Fin
cher, of the First Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony in
the presence Of the relatives and a
small number OF intimate friends
and the young couple have been at
home to their friends here since.
Mr.. Gottshall has been resident
of Amarillo about two years and Is
a carpenter by trade. He has a
high standing among his associates
and Is receiving the congratulations
of many friends. The bride is the
daughter of j. r. McAllister and
has spent most OF her life in Anna
rillo. She Is well and favorably
known end will have the best wishes
of a wide circle OF acquaintance In
the making Of her new home. Mr..
and Mrs. Gottshsll are both enthu-
slast!c citizens Of Amarillo and will
make their home here.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

ten years ago, and as a member oil
the firm OF Maddrey & Kenyon, he
moved to Canyon TO take charge OF
the business at that point after the
construction OF the Pecos Valley
road. He was a member of the orig
inal Maddrey & Kenyon Furniture
Co, He has not been a member OF
that firm for several years but ne
still owns property in Amarillo. As
soon as possible he will move his
family back to Amarillo and will take
active charge of the business here.
He has always been an enthusiastic
booster OF the Panhandle, with the
accent on Amarillo, and has many
friends here who will be glad TO
hear OF his return.
!. NJ. Russell has been manager
Of the firm for about seven years
and has been notably successful in
the conduct Of the business, He will
now retire from the firm to devote
his attention to other interests here
in Amarillo,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
CHANGE IN GRAIN AND COAL co.
J. VI. Russell Sells Interest TO w. c.
Kenyon, of Canyon,
(From Tuesdays DailyD

BY a deal arranged yesterday aft
ernoon, W. c. Kenyon, now OF Can
yon, acquires the half interest of j.
NJ. Russell in the Amarillo Grain &
Coal Co. Mr.. Russell will retire
from the business and Mr. Kenyon
will take charge on May l j. d.
Thompson, the remaining momber OF
the firm, continues in the business
as before.
The business which changes hands
is the oldest coal and grain firm
in Amarillo and has continued under
various names from the old trail
wagon days Of Amarillo W c,
Kenyon, who now acquires an inter
est in the firm is the oldest coal and
grain man in Amarillo and is known
to every old resident Of the town.
He was manager OF the firm over
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

dillon have a supply Of advertiser.
matter which will be given out to al
interested visitors, The booth will
also keep a register for all vlsitor'
and copy of the list will be SEM
to the secretaries Of all orglniaa'
lions represented,
The jamestown exposition viii be
visited by people from an over tn
country and especially by people
from the Southern and Atlanta
coast states, The fact that the
building will be given "A a South.
west exhibit will attract to 1t many
people who are already intereste
in this section and the securing OF
advertising matters Of particular cit
les will lead, in some cases al lcas,
to results of the most valuable
kind.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
Institute Town Amarill,


Totals 40 6, IS
Saturdays paper left the impress.
sion that Weber let down in one OF
the games. This was not the case
as he pitched great bail through the
entire series. In the opinion OF the
Amarillo fans. at least, he earned
Mondays game against the institute
He shut out the town team on Thurs
day, and went in the box Friday in
the fifth inning against the institute
with the score 5 to 1 against ANA
rlllo and held the Roswell batters
down till Amarillo won in the last
inning by a score OF to s.
The management considers such
record for the team which had never
before played together as favorable
forecast OF what the team will do,
and feels sure that IL has the tastes.
baseball aggregation in the Psnhan.
die territory.
Several Of the men who we're in.
iured in the accidents during the las.
game OF the series will be out OF
the game for a day or so but from
present indications they will be ready
for work as soon as the weather is
favorable for playing. The manage
ment has several games for the home
playing in prospect but viii! announce
none till the grounds for this year
are definitely located.
Both the team and management
are warm in their praise of the en-
tertainment accorded them by the
Roswell citizens. They thoroughly
enjoyed their stay in the valley town
and are eager for a return trip.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

For Sale by W. L, Thompson and
j. H. Patton. 14tf
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

Mr.. r. T. Davis, OF Creston. Iowa,
an engineer on the Burlington road
arrived in the city with his wife, a
week ago. and has been visiting old
Creston friends. They have taken
rooms at the residence OF Mr., d, NJ.
McMaster, on Harrison street. Mrs.
Davis has poor health, and comes
here in hopes Of being benefited by
the climate. Mr. Davis returned to
his Iowa home yesterday, but Mrs
Davis will remain in the city for some
time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
BOOST AMARILLO
AT JAMESTOWN
Kansas City Man 10 Put Southwest Pub.
IIClB Booth atErpOSItOn for Exhibits
Of Cities

= \ Kansas City man is taking u.
& proposition with the Commercial
clubs Of various cities in the South,
west to maintain an advertising ex,
hibit at the jamestown exposition
He has included Amarillo on his list
and If the business men Of the city
are convinced Of the substantial val
ne Of the scheme this city will be
Systematically advertised at the big
Atlantic coast exposition.
The Kansas City man calls the
arrangement he is getting up a pro-
motion bureau and to carry out the
work he has secured concession
and will erect Southwest promo.
ton booth in a favorable location
on the grounds at jamestown. This
building will be attractiyly decorated
to symbolic the Southwest and the
interior will be filled with properly
arranged exhibits Of pictures of va
rious cities in these states. The
building will be in charge of a COM
petent director who has nothing %
sell and will be supplied with as
sistants to look after the visitors.
Each city that Is represented in the
proposition will have an exhibit in
its proper place, Of pictures and
significant products and will in adj
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

Box 874
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
AMARILLO TEAM
HAS THE GOODS
Management Pleased With Work Of Men
In Series Last Week and Expects
a Successful Season

BY confusion in reports and mis-
takes in transmission several errors
crept into the account OF the series
OF games at Roswell last week. The
Amarillo team met both the New
Mexico Military Institute team and
the Roswell town team during the
series and the results in scores were
as follows:
InsilImIn rnu,n An...li1.