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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
(From tuesdays Daily)

r. II. Mackey Is back from a sur
veying trip to Texico.
Attorney C. Coffee, Of Miami, is
here attending court.
D. II. Alexander, OF Mclean, is
here on business tnlp.
Hon. John W. vedle is in Fort
Worth looking after legal business.
A. w. Callahan and S. L. Smith,
OF Tulia, were. In town yesterday,
A. B. Axtell, OF Axteli & Miller,
has returned from trip to Dallas.
c. p. Woodburn, the Hereford
druggist, was in Amarillo yesterday.
Judge B. NJ. Baker is over from
Canadian looking after business
here.
c. P. Hutchings came up last night
from Canyon to visit Amarillo
friends.
T. D. Hobart, of the White Deer
Land & Cattle Co., Pampa, is dn
town today. ..
Major ]. B. Gae. and wife, from
Fort Reno. okla, stopped over in
Amarillo yesterday.
Mrs. r. p. Bonner left yesterday
for visit with relatives on the Rock
Island east Of here.
Thomas 7, Sanders, OF Paris, is
visiting Amarillo friends and getting
points on the country.
II, e. Hoover and II. b. Spiller
are over from Canadian looking aft
err business in the district court
here.
Vol f. Sayre returned this morn
ing to Texico after accompanying his
wife here for treatment at the sani-
tarium.
G. w. Baker, the prosperous farm
er Of the Conway community was a
visitor at the Daily Panhandle office
lnlb IlOl ulHSs
S. w. Rider, of Monticello, H.,
representing the DIT. Caldwell Syrup
Pepsin company, Is making his reg
ular visit to the trade in this ter
ritory.
]. A. Thomas, OF Leonard, form
erly editor OF the Leonard Graphic,
was visitor at the Daily Panhandle
office yesterday afternoon. He was
on his way to Happy to join his wife
in visit at the home of her parents.
Messrs. Chas L. and Jas. l.. Green
went to Denison, Texas, yesterday
called there by the serious sickness
OF their mother
Mrs. r. ]. Warren and Mrs. G. M.
Ledford leave tomorrow for a sum-
mer's visit with relatives in north
Georgia and western North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jackson re-
turned Yesterday from their recrea-
ton visit to various portions OF the
state. While in Dallas Mr. Jackson
bought part of the stock OF the VIII
A. watkins Music company, and will
soon nut it on sale here, announce
ment of which will be made in the
Daily Panhandle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
sTRAv ORD EDITOR MARRIED.
Edward l.. Mason OF the Star WEEDS
Texline Girl.

Cards have been. received here an
nouncing the wedding at Texline
last Friday of Edward Littleberry
Mason to Miss Alice Alberta Mating
ly Mr.. and Mrs. Mason are now
at home In Stratford.
To many people in Amarillo and
to the newspaper fraternity over the
Panhandle. Ed Mason is we'll known
and he has nothing but friends where
he is known. For about a year Mr..
Mason was on the force of the old
Twdce-a- Week Herald and from here
he went to Stratford to take charge
Of the Stratford Star which he has
Just purchased. He has now been
editor and manager OF that enter
prising local paper for over a year
and has made 1t a success. He has
also made himself a place In that
community which will insure for
himselm and his bride a warm well
come to the town. PRINT shop folk
of the Panhandle unite with the
stratford mans other friends wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mason a continue
ton of success under their lucky
star. AtsaKS
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Associated Press.

Charged with assault and robblng
Mrs, sallie Gibbons, Of Columbia, S,
c, OF $4,000. Rufus Williams last
night confessed his crime in Jail,
He was caught yesterday on an east
bound Southern Pacific train on his
way to New Orleans, Mrs, Gibbons
and Williams arrived in the city yes
terday from the east the former
coming for the purpose OF investing
in lands. She had on her person
$4,000. williams obtained We
hicle from a livery and suggested a
drive into the woods. Mrs. Gibbons
was struck on the head and an at
tempt was made to drown her.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Personal MENTION.


Marcus Raley is In Hereford this
week on business,
Mrs, u, A. McKlnnon, OF Tascosa
was In town yesterday.
Sheriff ed Cornell, OF Deaf Smith
county, is In town today,
Miss Nina carhart, Of Panhandle
was in Amarillo yesterday
w. j. Walters, postmaster at Here
ford, is In town today on business
II. X, Halsell, OF Decatur, is here
looking after business In the Pan.
handle.
H. s, Blasdel went to Groom this
fternoon TO look after his land near
that place,
Miss Vera Blake left this morning
for a visit with relatives and friends
In Lubbock.
G. ], Num- returned today from a
trip to kentucky, the jamestown ex-
position and other places.
Frank Tucker, with party Of
Hereford men, drove UP yesterday
in a big Pope-Tolodo car.
p. Il. Boesen, Of the Daily Pan
handle, is at Groom toda looking
after his Carson county investments
Miss Sadie Thompson will arrive
today from BRENNAN to spend the
summer with her uncle and aunt, DR.,
and Mrs. Lockett Joe
Mrs. l.. W. Vaughan and daughter,
Miss Aldye, stopped over in ANA
rlllo today on their return from a
trip to stratford and Texhoma,
]. NJ. Nicely and Rev. Il. C. Kirkes
are at wichita Falls attending the
first Northwest Texas Presbytery of
the United Presbyterian church.
Mrs. David Park who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Cartwright here, returned yester'
day morning to her home in Canyon
w. A. and r, II. H. Woods left
this morning for Hereford, Canyon
and other points to push the sale OF
the Woods Wholesale company pro-
ducts.
Wolfe Bryan, who has been book
keeper for H. A. Campbell for sew
eral months leaves this evening for
his home in Upshur county, to pillow
punkins" he says for a vacation.
Mr.. A. Harris. an auctioneer, from
New York city, is here to conduct an
auction sale OF lots in Glenwood adj
dition, for Mobiles Brothers, adver-
Etisement Of which appears in this
paper. 81.
l,f Mr.. and Mrs. r. A, Dunbar and
tehHdren left Saturday On the spe-
eIalIy built camping wagon which
Mr.. Dunbar has had equipped. mi
this wagon the family -~ill spend the
simmer travelling over the plains for
the benefit Of Mr.. Dunbar's health.
F. r. schweitzer has just returned
from Arno In the lower pecos val
ley, where he accompanied E. l..
Stratton, OF Chicago, with his spe-
clal car of prospectors. He reports
that in the country under irrigation
the crops are producing big yields
He ate ripe peaches from the trees at
Barstow on the river below Arno.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Another Teyns Murder.

Special . Daly Panhardle,
Brownsville, Texas June odpA,-l
Colonel S. II. WEXFORD wax shot
down on the pGbHt stfeetthis'iYorni
ing, dying in half an hour. Jesse
Thorham stephen and~Captain Kelly
are under arrest. The trouble is
said to have arisen from the testi-
mony of Captain Kelly before the
senate committee at Washington re-
,arding the recent trouble with the
negro soldiers at Brownsville. Yes
terday Colonel Wrexfori distributed
circulars bitterly attacking Kelly
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
HOT SANDS
AT VERNON
Mystic ShrInsS Contemplate
Pilgrimage and Amarillo
Faithful are Ready

Once again the Mobiles Of the Mys-
tic Shrine are preparing for a pill
grimage into the territory north
ward toward the plains and this
time Vernon will be the scene of the
ceremonial session. t....
Next Friday Hella Temple from
Dallas will take possession. OF Yer
non and TO assist the mobiles from
the lower regions OF Texas, a car
load of the faithful will so from
Amarillo. In gorgeously and won
derfully devised proclamation, the
potentate, John NJ, Spellman, of Dali
las, speaks to the elect in part as
follows:
your potentate hearkening unto
the wall OF the degenerate in and
near the oasis OF Vernon doth pro-
claim that a caravan be assembled
TO start from the oasis OF Dallas ex-
octly four hours and thirty minutes
after the sun shall have passed the
meridian, Thursday, the goth day Of
June, A. d. 1907, going by way of
the oasis OF Fort Worth, where the
Caravan shall halt for several hours,
giving time for refreshment and
that our camels may be well watered
and in good fix for the Journey,
"The caravan will start again
at nine O'Clock and fifteen minutes
the same night and shall expect to
reach the oasis OF Vernon at early
dawn Of Friday, June 81. Now all ye
of the faith fail not to this proclaim,
give attentive ear and join the cara
van. There will be a hot time at
Vernon.
Cit Bizzie. The Muezzin calls
the faithful OF Kora to join the
mighty cavalcade that wends its way
TO Vernon and be there when the
novice will listeth for the voice and
counsel of the faithful--shau be list
in vain? Urge him by frequent ad-
monitons to EasfE d
Hol-Don.To-Th-E rope. AZ CTS
This will furnish opportunity for
the Faithful to exhibit that spirit. Of
brotherly love and sympathy which
will tend to make the journey OF the
novice one never to be forgotten,
The weary traveller will be con-
strained to repress his thoughts and
encouraged in his endeavors to faith
ON the truth which all wise men
grasp after and which strikes them
all of heap, where and when they
least expect 1t.
1T has been said that sometimes
sits in the lap OF folly. Come and
see its wisdom get what's coming
to It,"
In and around Amarillo are num-
Der OF the wearers of the crossed
scimitars and these are preparing to
attend the session at Vernon In
force and consequence. Arrange
ments have been made for a special
Pullman from this place leaving on
the evening Denver Thursday and
returning Saturday noon. w Fl.
Meador has charge of the arrange
ments here. From Dallas four Pull
mans have been engaged for the
mobiles and from Fort Worth three
special cars win join the caravan.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Texas Democrats at Dallas.
oial To Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Dallas, June 14.-Denocrats from
all sections are here TODAY to attend
the antl-pass bill banquet tonight
The hall of the Oriental hotel is not
large enough and an overflow meet
ing will be held in the city hall.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
An alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect OF
clogged bowels and torpid liver, un-
al constipation becomes chronic.
This condition is unknown TO those
who use DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
the best and gentlest regulators Of
stomach and bowels, Guaranteed by
l.. o. Thompson & Bro, druggists.
Price 25c. 23-lm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
WOMAN
IS ROBBED
Woman Who Came 10 Texas
10 Buy Land Is
Robbed
Special tc Daily Panhandle.

San Antonio, June l2,,-Mrs, Sal
le Gibbons, Of Columbia. S. c., who
came here to buy Texas land, was
assaulted ten miles from this city
and robbed OF $4,000 in cash, Ru-
fus Williams, who accompanied her
here TO negotiate purchases has been
arrested and has made confession
to the police,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Mysterious Disappearance.

Special 10 Daily Panhandle,
Fort Worth, June 14.--Mystery
surrounds the disappearance OF c. S.
Halicrson who came here a week
ago 10 accept the position Of chief
claim clerk Of the Fort & Denver
and has not been seen sfrice.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
DrCaldwell'S
Syrup PepSin

,he betr it will be for you.
YoJan't afford to fool with your
liver hid you certainly can't afford to
he vhout this great remedy If your
IiveB out of order. Don't delay.
IN you and your liver will be better
,gjrs" than ever.
R.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
cjbe obtained in both dollar and half
Jar sizes from all druggists.
Your money will be refunded II It
pes not benefit you.
Your postal card request will bring BY return
nail our new booklet. "DR. CALDWELL'S
look OF WONDERS" and free sample 10
hose who have never tried this wonderful
emedy. Send today.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
MANY NEW EAGLES ADDED.
Lodge Makes Good Use OF Organizer
ShanlSlin.
.fFrom Friday,s DailyD

(From tGludy DallSJ
During the visit of the state Or
xani1er, J.,L. shanklin, the members
OF Amarillo aerie have been especial
" busy an dthe result of their work
partly shown in the large number OF
new members conducted into the or
der. Nearly fifty members were
added to the list of the aerie during
Mr.. shanklln's visit and the Officers
O, the lodge say that they expect to
add many more within the next few
weeks. The lodge now has totaI
membership of about u.s. WedneS'
dav night about twenty candidates
were given the time Of their IiVe'
at the hall and after the initiation
the lodge enjoyed social evening
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
Aged Man Found Dead.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Weatherford, Texas, June IL
Rev c. c, Pope an aged Baptist
preacher, was found dead in a creek
near his farm yesterday evening. He
fell, crushing his skull on tree root
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
q. e. FISH PRINCIPAL.
School Board Names Head 'of High
School for Next Year

SCnOOI lot NCAe
(From Fridays Dailyo
At the meeting of the school hoard
Yesterday afternoon the members
unanimously elected S. E. Fish to
the position Of principal of the High
school for next year. l.. P, Gamble
lie principal last year, had been se,
elected to the position and The board
waited for him to take action on inc
election. Mr.. Gamble, however mas
become occupied with other interests
IN his real estate holdings at TY
cumcari, N. NJ and has resigned
devote his entire time to his Dusin9
In the New Mexico town III
s. E.. Fish, the new principal
graduate of the University of
souri, and is a teacher of proveg0
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20

From Wednesdays Daily. }
Rev. f. P. Alldredge is up from
his homestead at La Lande. n. NJ
where he is spending the summer.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-20
PEPsVN SYRUP CO.
haontIceIIo, Illinois

Sold by Mcqueen Drug Company,
Maddrey-Kenyon Building, Amarillo,
Texas.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Mr.. T. G. Traynham is visiting his
father Col. j. H. Traynham.
Miss May Singleton of Acton is the
guest Of Miss Name Ferguson.
Mrs. w. w. Yeargin is again at home
from stay in Asheville, N. C..
Miss Lillian Burns of Barksdale's IS
was in the city shopping yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff A. r. Sullivan has
gone to Alabama on official business.
Miss May Moorman has returned to
Columbia after visit to Mrs. w. P.
Caine.
Mr.. d. A. Davis attended the funeral
of MIR. j.. A. FAINT in Union Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Sue Bramlett spent last week
In the city with her brother, Mr.. W..
H. Franks.
Mrs. J. T. johnson has returned to
Spartanburg after spending a few days
in the city.
Laurens cotton market yesterday
ranged from IL 3-8 to II 1-2 closing a
little weak.
r"Under the Southern Cross" to be
given at the Opera House in October,
will be the play of the season. If you
are wise, you will see it.
Mrs. Martin F. Ansel will arrive the
latter part of the week to spend few
days in the city as the guest of Mrs.
Robert Bell and Mrs. F. P. MCGOWAN.
Mr.. ]. Y. Wallace who has been
confined at his home for the past
several weeks with an attack of fever,
has resumed hiss duties at the post
office.
Mr.. Frank D. Clark, for sometime
boss weaver at the Laurens Cotton
Mills, has resigned his position and will
move with his family to his farm in
Youngs Township.
Mr.. Ludie F. Abercrombie, son of
Mr.. A. A. Abercrombie, Of Hickory
Tavern section left for Columbia Mon
day to take Business Course in the
McFeat Business College.
1t is desired of some of the citizens
of Laurens to see Confederate monu-
ment erected on the public square which
will be not only monument to the
Confederate dead but source of pride
to every man, woman or child who calls
this city "home." Such a monument
will cost from two thousand to twenty
five hundred ollars. If it is to be
built it will require the united endea-
vor of all the citizens but surely it is
well worth the while of everyone to
work for it and give generously to such
a cause. An effort is being made to
build three Confederate monuments in
this county, one at Cross Hill, one at
Clinton, one at Laurens. The Cross
Hill people hope to unveil their monu-
ment next May, the Clinton people
raised three hundred dollars in one
evening last week, how much will
Laurens give?.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
The Openings.

There was a crispness in the air last
Thursday which gave an added zest to
the pleasure of Fall shopping but really
no incentive was needed. The lovely
Fall things were incentive enough for
any mortal woman. At the Hub, Sim
mons and Davis and Roper's the millin-
cry openings of course drew big crowds,
for it is admitted that there is nothing
under the sun Of quit such vital impor-
tance as woman's hat. This season
brown seems to be leading color and of
lovely creations in brown there is simply
no end Of course, however, she who
is wise will invest in the color most be-
coming to her own eyes and hair and
there are many handsome hats in black,
green, blue, etc. The shapes worn in
the Spring are still in vogue onlyif pos
sible more pronounced, and if they are
little trying they are the correct thing
and must be worn. The most beautiful
suits, skirts, wraps, furs, silks and noY-
elites of every description are shown
not only at the above named houses but
also at Minter's, Wilson'S, and the Red
Iron Racket. She who shops first will
necessarily fare best so the ladies' are
advised to come to town at once and
view the pretty things.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
OUR SPECIAL NOTICES.

FLOUR When you come to town
take back barrel Of Copyright Flour.
Give your family the best bread that is
made Copyright Flour is the best.
FOR RENT. Three horse farm. five
miles Ware Shoals; good land, dwelling,
tenant houses and out buildings. Apply
to Mrs. Mary G.. Smith, Waterloo, or
to Wilmot Smith, Laurens, S. c. TAT.
FOR SALE S, G. Brown Lcghorns
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Black Mi
norcas. Any age. Write me your wants
and | will please you. II. A. Bovcc.
Cross Hill, S. G.. 0-1t
WANTED Persons desiring good
Cow to see me. Have several Will
sell for cash or exchange for dry cattle.
j. Wade Anderson, Laurcns, S. C.
G-4t.
FOR SALE Good family mare. Alb
solutcly safe and looks we'll i'm harness
and under saddle. Works anywhere and
anyone can handle her. Will sell cheap.
}. f. Clary, Laurens, S. G.. 9-lt
FOR SALE: Two fine plantations
for parties wishing home gear Cole
Point, S. G. Apply to j. b. Wharton,
greenwood, .. =. S-3t
STRAYED: Large white male hog;
information of same desired. Also two
good young horses and one good nilch
COW for sale. Apply to DR., Dial, 8-2t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
THE AUDUBON SOCIETY.
Mr.. James Henry Rice, Jr., State Secre.
tary Visits Laurens.

Mr.. James Henry Rice, state secre-
tary of the Audubon society is spending
few days in the city IN the interest
of the Society. Mr.. Rice is travelling
over the State endeavoring to induce
leading citizens in every section to be-
come members of this society, which
is one of the most important organiza-
tions in the State, having for it's object
the preservation of the birds, which in
their turn are the destroyers of so
many pernicious insects. Game war
dens have-been appointed in many
counties of the State and as soon as the
society gains foot hold here a warden
will be appointed for this county. Mr..
Rice told The Advertiser reporter that
he had on file letters from dozens of
Laurens farmers who are anxious for
something to be done for the preserva-
tion of the birds and fish in this county.
This is Mr.. Rice's first visit to Laur-
ems but he proposes to be here frequent.
ly in future and the work Of enforcing
game laws will be seriously taken up.
Mr.. Rice incidentally mentioned that
the law in regard to shooting bull bats
had been grossly violated and right at
the present moment when the boil
weevil scare has been so great, the
destruction of bull bats appears the
worst of crimes, as bull bats and boil
weevils cannot inhabit the same coun-
try. 1t would seem then that the Au-
dubon society should be supported
warmly especially by the farmers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
is 81 AND NEVER
RODE ON A TRAIN.
A Budget of Interesting Cross Hill
Personals and Local Observations
for the Week.

Cross Hill, Sept. 80. MIR. B. P.
Watts has sold his pretty new house
and lot to Mr.. John C. Hill of Mount
vile. Mr.. Hill will move his family
here. We are glad to welcome them.
Mr.. Sam Turner is out again after
quite serious illness.
Miss Blanche Pinson his gone to
Fairforest to teach in the school at
that place
Miss Redona Owens has accepted
position to teach in the school at Lam
ford.
Mr.. w. T. Boyce has returned from
trip to Jackson, Ga.
MIR. w. T. Austin visited in Clinton
few days the past week.
Mrs. Julia Sims suffered fall some
days ago and has been confined to her
bed since. She is ninety-seven years
old. She is one of few persons who
never saw a railroad train until the
road was built here. She never has
rode on one.
Mr.. Olin Pitts is clerking for Mr..
X. A. Austin.
Mr.. j. o. Denny has accepted posi-
tion in the Bank of Cross Hill.
Mr.. Horace McSwain and Mr.. An
drew Burnside are the happy men now.
Voters.
Rev. Jonas Barclay of Greenville will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath.
Miss Lulie Leaman entertained last
Thursday evening in honor Of her
guest, Mrs Clyde Fuller of Greenwood
About thirty guests were invited.
Mr.. John Simms of Waterloo has
rented the farm of Mr.. r. d. Nance
and will move to our town.
Miss Wilmer Raemey left last week
for Columbia Female College, Mr..
Pierce Coats for South Carolina College
and Mr.. Roy Simmons for Clemson.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
REV. VIM. Il. THAYER
CALLED TOLAURENS.
First Baptist Church Unanimously Ex.
tends Invitation For New Pastor at
Congregational Meeting.

Sunday morning at the conclusion OF
the regular service DR.. Pitts announced
that there would be meeting of the
congregation to hear the annual report
of'the church treasurer, and some other
matters would claim attention.
The financial report was made by
Mr.. G. B. Bobo. 7and on motion three
delegates, Rev. j. D. Pitts, C. B. Bobo
and c. H. Roper, were selected to at
tend the Laurens Baptist Association
now in session.
These matters over DR.. L. S. Fuller,
as member of the committee of five
delegated by the church sometime ago
to secure and recommend suitable
man for pastor to succeed DR.. Pitts,
took the floor and presented the report
of that committee which concluded
with the recommendation of Rev, Will
liam E. Thayer, now residing at Win
chester. KY. The report was adopted
which carried with it an unanimous
call to Mr.. Thayer.
The Rev. Mr.. Thayer assured the
committee that in the event of his re-
ceiving the call he would give it serious
consideration and in the meantime
would come to Laurens and meet the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-02
AT he City Opera House.

The Osman Stock Company will be
at the City Opera House for three
nights, October 10th, llth., and 18th.
Among the many stock companies that
come to this city this one is pcrhaps
the best known. John Osman, owner
and manager, has spared no expense
to make his company, this year, one Of
the best that tours the south. ""The
Counterfeiters" will be tho opening bill
of the Osman Company and has been
highly recommended by the press, and
will no doubt be one of the best to ap
pear here this season.
The Demorosts are at the Opera
House all this week Monday night
they played "The Elopcment. Tues
day night ''rhe Princess Of Patches. .
They opened Monday night to large
house.