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PRESIDENT
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Classified Ads.

VI All Classified Ads Mu-t Se Pad ,n Advance.
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VIRGINIA ovEEFIELp.
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NAMED 100 DOCS

The csrson Kennels. of Norton bay has fine quarters for 100 dogs for the summer months. Every care gwen Rates and further particulars upon ln. quiry 10 Y. M. Carson. Norton bay
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NOTICE

For Sale II Auction Ma1 2o at Slm~on Bros store. the following lots and build lngs:-
 Store known as New York Store, situated on Front |. . opp. Northern saloon Store opp. Nugget office Store and warehouse at Council,
 To be sold for cash to the highest bidder.
 J. J. COLE.
 A J. DAILY.
 Mortgages.
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FOR RENT.
AUCTION AUCTION
TOWN LOTS TOWN LOTS TOWN LOTS

\ few wH be offered for sale on Barracks Square Thursday. May II. at D. m. sharp. Real Estate X Mining Exchange. Boyey X Davison. Props. l.. \. bavison, auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

Two-room house. 4-room house. l. room house. 7-room house Also busi- ness locations.
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FOR SALE.

Restaurants, lodging houses. hotels. residences. town lots. etc. Also Al Remington typewriter. Bovey & Davi- son. 9 Steadman avenue.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
TEXANS CLAM REEL FOOT LAKE
Temple People Believe They Should
Have Property and Take Steps.

Temple, Texas, Oct 31.---The re-
cent excitement that has occurred
in the Reel Foot lake region of Ten
nessee by night riders has served to
bring to notice the fact that title
to the very section in which the dem
onstrations are now occurring is
claimed by William Dickey of this
city and his sister, Mrs. A. C. Buch-
anan, also OF Temple.
These parties claim to possess a
deed to the lake handed down
through a long line of ancestors, but
the title is disputed, the state of
Tennessee having made the owner
sup Subject or speciai legislation
A copy of the deed has been prepar-
ed and forwarded to attorneys in
Chattanooga, Tenn, by the claim
ants, with instructions to make a full
report and to suggest what steps are
necessary to secure possession of the
property.
From the history of the lake it
appears that it was caused to form
by an earthquake which occurred in
1911, and it covers nearly all Of the
land decided to James Patterson, the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
GHOSTS WERE MAY
HALLOWEEN PARTY OF EN-
DEAVoRERS PROVE PLAs.
ING AND AMUSING
EVENT. 81,

The Halloween partyof he Eli
deavorers of the Christie church,
Saturday evening was thortkhly en-
joyed. The young people Mlhered
at 7 o'clock In the home of Ma Ian
dis, at 900 Taylor street IA from
that point adjourned to the resIence
OF Mr.. and Mrs Benton, three Siles
east of the city. All members of
the. merry party were suitably max
ed, expressly of the season.
The Benton home was ILLUMINATED
with jack-o-lanterns, a class of dec,
orations prevailing, not only in The
reception hall, parlor and dining
room, but extending onto the lawn.
The party only left the scene OF
their enjoyment at the approach. Of
The store of ghost stor-
les was large, and the weird light
ing Of the premises added to the
realistic effect.
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handle day at the state fair:

handle day at the state fair:
Estimates, declared to be conser-
vative, assert that the Panhandle
sent more than 1900 people to the
State fair yesterday. There were
special trains in the early morning,
and later regulars carried many ex-
ira coaches. Even the interurban
brought a large share of the wear
ers OF the caps and ribbons pro-
claiming II Am from Dalhart," or
else IL was Amarillo" "Plainview. !"
"Texico,' Tulia" or some other Of
the scores OF good towns in the new
country
This was Panhandle Day at the
Fair and, all things considered it
5 the assertion of the management
of the fair that there has been no
other specially assigned day so spon-
taneously appreciated by the hon
orees as this devoted to the Pan
handle.
II was the last day of the racing
meet. The program was delightfully."-
arranged, from the standpoint of
those who were lucky. 1t was as
fast track as the meet has known,
and It was duly appreciated even by
the people who watched but played
not
, Railway yards and the coaches
stored for the return trips in the late
evening disclosed the fact that there
was very large outside attendance
for the day Probably no greater
crowd, all around the race track, has
watched the races In the city many
OF the offices, following the example
OF the banks, gave a half holiday,
and the city people were much in ev-
idence in the latter part OF the day.
From IL o'clock until 4 ami from
$3.50 to $3.50 O'Clock the street car
system was possibly subjected to
heavier strain in handling the crowds
han any other day has brought,
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WORK ON THE ORIENT
FAVORABLE PROGRESS REPORT
sED ON WORK OF CLOSING
UP GAPS IN TEXAs.

Houston, Nov, 2,---Work on the
line Of the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient railroad, which VIII eyentu-
ally connect the middle west with
the Pacific coast OF Mexico is %
crossing rapidly, and with the ma
LIBERALIZATION Of the loan negotiated
by President Stillwcll as mentioned
recently in the Post, aMairs along
the line OF the new road would APP
pear to be progressing fayorably,
The line Is already completed
from, Kansas city to Elmer, Okla,
on the Texas border. From here
a gap must be closed to Truscott,
Texas, from which point the road is
built south as far as Swoetwater
From Swcetwater It will be neces-
sary to build to point about TWEEN
ty-five miles above san Angelo, and
Il is reported that steel and ties for
the construction OF this part OF the
line are already on the ground.
From san Angelo the road will be
constructed south to I'll Dorado,
where II Is is proposed to start to-
ward the border with the main Tine,
leaving a branch to shoot down
through one OF the richest parts of
Texas, either to Corpus Christi or
Arkansas Pass. This branch will
prove a boon to those who are liv-
Ing in counties which are not touch
ed by the railroads, and will be the
means Of further settling up of this
country which is suited TO all sorts
Of fruit and vegetable culture.
Several gaps remain to be closed
In Mexico on the main line, as was
recently mentioned in the Post. but
.hese are not large, and will probab-
y be finished by the time the Tex
Is division OF the road reaches the
border,
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new CHURCH FORM
MEETING YESTERDAY RESUL.
IN ESTABLISHING CHURCH
OF CHRIST IN AMARILLO.

The meeting Sunday iorenoof
the members Of the Church OF Oh
resulted in the establishment OF
cause In Amarillo. Announcer
was made during the week, and
together with personal visitation,
the effect of bringing out quit
number OF members who have set
in this city from various locslil
in and out OF Texas. tt
Joe Baughman of Childress.
In the meeting and preached d
THE Importance OF the Church
Christ" His discourse was Z
and to the point, and assisted
terially in a revival of interes,
the work OF the church.
From this beginning the 4
will go forward steadily with
meeting weekly Sunday forenoon
II o'clock. Leaders for the u
viii be chosen, and it is statesy
those interested that the outlods
very bright for a splendid grgh
in this city and surrounding (n-
try.
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\ BRYAN'S PLACE IN 4
4 HISTORY Is SECURE 4
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From the Houston Chronicle.
Whether he wins or ioses-the
Bryan's place in history is secure.
The Boy Orator of the Platte in 1896
become the Man from Nebraska in
1900 and the Great Commoner in
1908, He has grown as Gladstone
grew, and the two Pitts; as Jeffer-
son and as Jackson. His hold on
the people is greater because his
love for them is more profound. Bry-
an has come TO love the American
people better az he has come to
know them better, and the people
have come to love Bryan more as
they have become better acquainted
with him.
The people have educated him in
craftsmanship. BY devotng him
self to the peoples interests and
all public questions in his editorship
OF his political weekly, by travelling
around the world that he might learn
of other nations, by his lectures and
speeches, by studying the peoples
needs and learning their wants from
them, assimilating the peoples ideas,
by meeting as many OF his fellow
countrymen in all parts of the coun-
try as any man living, Bryan has
come to a footing of friendship with
the people such as Is attained by
few public men, SO that they trust
him even as he trusts them. The
people believe in Bryan; Bryan be-
lieves in the people. He believes
In government of the people, for
the people, by the people, witness
In his principal speech in Brook
Ign, Bryan, with dramatic effect
and amid great cheering" according
to the Associated Press report, de-
clared: MY friends, you may vote
me up or you may vote me down;
you may elect me or you may de-
feat me; but the time Will come
when this country will enjoy the
relief that we now try to bring, and
when that time comes, and politics
Is purified and elections and can
vases made honest, whether am
living or dead history will not de-
ny me credit for the part / took in
this crusade for new politics"
This is what makes Bryan's place
n history secure. 1t is because he
IS the Great Commoner of our day,
he peoples champion, the leader in
he crusade for new politics.
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A MINISTER
KANSAS MAN PAYS SiIO.75 FOR
PHYSICALLY RESENTING
ALLEGED INSULT.

Friday at Argonia, Kan, Henry
Bussard plead guilty to assautlng
was conducting protracted meet
Ing at Argenia and who BusSar
Rev, Mr. Taylor an evangelist who
knocked down and severely injured
at the close OF one OF the services.
The trouble grew out OF a reference
made by the preacher In the course
OF his sermon TO "buazards," which
young Bussard considered rerloc-
ton on his family name and insist
ed on mauling the preaching there
for in spite Of the latter's protesta.
lions that nothing personal was
meant by the allusion,
Considering the o9s ense an aggra.
waited one being a practically unpro-
voked assault by a husky young man
upon another nowhere near his
equal physically and n minister of
the gospel at that, Judge Gilmore
assessed a fine OF $50 and costs
on the defendant the entire bill
to $11O.75. Bussard had
come prepared for eventualities and
paid the bill with what grace he
could muster .....
Rev Taylor, the victim OF the as
'ault, is still in a precarious con-
iition as the result of the injuries
md was unable to appear at the |
rial.
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TOOTLE RANCH PASSES
VAST ESTATE ALONG RIO
GRANDE Is SOLD AND TO BE
COLoNIZED.

The great Tootle ranch, following
for seventy-seyen miles the Rio
Grande river at the border OF Tex
as and Mexico extending from point
seventy miles east OF EI PRso, was
sold to J. IL. Adams of the Baltimore
hotel, Kansas City, for a little more
than half n million dollars. There
are more than 10000 acres in the
tract, much Of which is mountain
Gus.
While Adams appears as the pur-
chaser, the Tootle estate selling di-
rect to him, he made the purchase
for j. d. Cameron, who is the head
of a syndicate that will come into
possession Of the land as soon as the
papers are finally made out. II was
not spot, cash transaction for the
entire amount 1t Is understood
here that 10 per cent of the pur-
chase price constituted the cash pay
ment, but the entire debt yet due
is to be liquidated at an early date.
1t is reported that the property
is already sold to a syndicate, most
ly Oklahoma men, headed by J. d.
Cameron. 1t is the intention of
the syndicate to establish a COM
plete irrigation system on the prop
erty and then colonize It
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out two thlnsaThIch therS
Is frequent fa,,r.a lor
even TINS samV may have
hs due,
In the first ptables are
run honestly; a. manipu,
lating OF the catGy crooked
work with the lpheel the
bank has slmplyh, percent.
are OF advantage ASlit thir,
ty-one" at trentehSeSand
neither asks nor nef her ad-
vantage, No one NO oncs.
tIons this, lndivldaay have
often tried to rob tlopcRrio
bank, and by variousks con.
spiracles have someti sudsd,
but the bank has newt teSrob
tho players,
A second point is "a thlirs
amount OF money TAXI irAe
world every year by tse IA.
ably pictured tables is OF sly
enormous. The latest porcs
gross winnings at the CaAo OF
scvcl and a half milliondolls
the year with a net prdit 8,
controlling company OF slittl'
three and a half millions I
nothing to what Wall street
Ing takes every year from Al
llone! Nothing TO what race
gambling and pool-room gaI
lake from a single state!
mere trifle when We considC
number Of persons who pay
.ess than eight millions col
rom over a million individual
'isit the Monte Carlo gar
'ooms every year--say $40
allowing for a small minoriI
Winners and non-players.
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ROBBERS BEAT CITIZEN.

Gainesville, Tex, Nov Rob
bers entered the home of H. n. La
than, two miles from this city really
this morning, beat Latham. and Sc
cured $50, gold watch and escap-
ed. The men were masked, but
Latham believes they are negroes.
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great-grandtathe OF the Temple
parties for services In the Revolu-
tIonary war, It Is believed that the
acres occupied at present by the lake
can be drained and made arabic and
OF az immense value as Il is for fish
Ing purposes.
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PRIMARY ADHERENTS
WIN BEFORE JUDGE

r Special TO Daily Panhandle. 4
X Dallas. Oct. 31.--Judge Muse !
4 last night refused to grant an 4
r injunction sought by the new \
X Tarrant county Democratic 4
r committee to restrain pri- 4
r mary election being held at 4
X Fort Worth November 8. The 4
4 committee expects to make an 4
X other try this afternoon. 4
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BANK GETS PRISONER.

Clsburne, Texas, Nov. 2.-W. A.
Boyd, Bankers association detec-
tive. arrived here today from West
Virginia with II. II. Hardin, charged
with swindling a bank here three
years ago.
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FARMER HANGS HIMSELF,
Special to Daily panhandle.

Yoakum, Tex, Nov. 2.--Deidrlch
Vessel, an aged farmer, was found
dead today, hanging in his barn,
with a rope tied around his neck.
VESSEL has been respondent lately
because he failed here in financial
deal
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Sherman Telegram: II is nobl,
sight to see so many OF the young
ladies the schools OF this city are
educating. But you will note there
are only one or two schools for boys
In the city and that there are not
nearly so many boys at these schools
az there are in the schools for girls.
There Is one and only one explana.
tion for this; Some of the boys are
getting 80 they do not care to 20 to
school, and the parents will not
make them. Then, as the girls seem
TO see that the majority OF the boys
who are being raised will have no
education, they choose to get an ed
ucation so they can make their living
II they are single, and make the liv-
ing for the family II they get one Of
these uneducated boys for a hus-
band, That shows the girls to be
smart Of course.
Dallas News: One OF the worst
features OF II is that the wives OF
the rising generation will be so much
smarter than the husbands that the
head OF the house will have to stand
at the foot OF the class. This will
be conducive to matrimonial infe-
licity, incompatlbllity, irritablllty.
CONSERVATION and cold feet. But
nothing can be done about It as lone
as the girls demand educational fin
ish and the boys prefer business to
books. However It would be worse
II all the girls shouldd take TO bust.
ness and all the boys to literature
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Henrietta Review; Illness aud
sore thpat can cover a multitude
OF crafty unwllllngness, Doubtless
some OF the greatest characters OF
history have thus been proyidentlally
saved from an awkwardness that
might have been blasting, II, Clay
Pierce Is now reported TOO IN to
come 10 Texas for a month.
4 4 4
Baird Star; Il looks like My
Dear Pierce" will have to pay Texas
a visit but he has not started yet.
Won't II be picking for the lawyers
though when he does come. but a.
TO his early coming we are like
the old scotchman; We have our
doOts ABBOTT that,
\
Weatheriord Herald The people
OF Texas have nothing against II.
Clay Pierce except desire to ylndl-
cate those laws which he has tram
Piled under his feet 40 ruthlessly. |
They simply desire that Pierce shall |
be made just as amenable to those
laws as any other man who under
takes their transgression
4 4 4
Abilene Reporter: Every newspa-
per In the state Is engaged in assur-
Ing Mr., Pierce that he will get JUS
tice here, pure and impartial. It
may be that this is not the kind of
assurance that the oil magnate de-
5lres
Beaumont Journal; Mr. Pierce is
sick, all right; but then Texas is
such delightfully."- pleasant resort.
Atlanta Constitution: Texas will
not let up on II. Clay Pierce while
he oil holds out to burn.
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THURSDAY. NOV. 6, 1908.
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Melrose N. u. Enterprise; Don't
sit around and "cus" the country
because the wind blows a little. Gee
out and go 10 work All new coun-
tries have their drawbacks and II
takes nerve and work to develop
them.
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DALLAS WOMAN KILLS SELF.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Dallas, Nov. 2,-Agnes II. Pursley,
white, aged 20, died this morning
from effects Of carbolic acid. she
left note saying saying she was
Respondent and wanted to die.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
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Cleveland Moffett, in Success Mag
azine."
Heaven knows there is not much
good to be said of Monte Carlo. A
black cloud hangs over it, sorrow
and shame darken the lives of those
who have fattened on it and been
lured by it; grim responsibility
rests on those. who tolerate it; still
one may, in a spirit of fairness, point
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05

Houston Post: most men are at
tracted and caught by the bewiteh-
ing quality of woman's eyes, says
Mrs Elinor Glyn. That is quite true.
but those men who are attracted
and caught by the bewitchlng quail
y Of woman's battercakes are most
likely To stay attracted ana caught.