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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

It is announced from Chicago that
q company has been formed to oper-
ate independent stockyards on a
large scale In opposition to teh beef
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

ment Mr. Taft thinks OF something
tho Republican platform is silent up
on.
BY the way, does Mr.. Taft favor
postponing the cheaper and more
exact administration OF justice until
after election7"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10
Must Have Had Experience.

'Never mind, dear" he said reassur-
ingly as she raised her sweet face
from his shoulder and they both saw
the white blur on his coat; ut will all
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Any errors rejecting upon the
character. standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or oorporatioE
which may appear In the colugons Oh
The Herald will be gladly corrected
upon IT'S being brought To the AZ"
tentlon OF the publishers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Carl schurz will end with the last
chapter OF his extraordinary life,
which he completed prior to his death
lin 1905,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Labor is divided" shouts Re-
publican organ. Yes, part of It work
ing and large part OF 1t taking an
enforced vacation 70 watch the
prosperity procession" 90 by.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

The Herald will cease coming 70
you when your time expires uhIess
we are authorized to continue II.
Should any subscriber fail TO TO-
celye The Herald regularly, please
advise US at once by card OF teie-
phone.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

"Moonshine makes the complexion
yellow" says the Washington Her
aid, Remember the old tlmes-the
good old time--when the moonshine
made you mellow?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

A New York woman who arose at
4 o'clock to prepare, breakfast for
her husband, yawned and dlslocaN-
ed her jaw. This Is calculated to
start a boom In alarm clocks.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

The Pittsburg Gaette-Times, Re-
publican, is discussing ahe question
Of oiled roads. Referring to the
White House road, probably
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

John w. Gates is being doomed as
a Republican candidate for congress
from Texas district, But Mr.. Gates
has not yet offered to bet 'steen mil
lions that he will land.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Some seven train loads of excur-
'ionists arrived yesterday. They are
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Lieutenant General Corbin Is
strenuOusly advocating the election
OF Mr.. Taft. II is the same Corbin
you heard about during the Spanish
American war.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Entered at the rostoffice at Amar-
no. Texas, as second class mai. mat
ter.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

The Panhandle Falr-Sept, 2S to
Oct 8.
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AnVERT1sINa RATEs.

Display zoe per inch each insertion
Locals 1Oc per inch each insertion
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TERsE PARAGRAPHS.

From Bryan's Commoner.
Every time he pauses for a mo-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

SUBSCRIPTION 800 PER YEAR
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

The first installment OF Hall
Gaines autobiography, appears in
the September Appleton's under Ee
title my story" President G. Stan
ley Hall writes about "The Kind of
Women Colleges Produce" The
question, Does Prohibition Pay?"
was asked by Appleton's two months
ago, and the answer from the church,
from business and from Maine have
attracted wide attention This month
Trumbull White writes of Iowa, "the
state that recanted," Henry c. Row.
lands across Europe by Motor
Boat" brings the voyagers to the
Black Sea and the edge of danger.
Seven stories, of which one is the
continuation OF Joseph c. Lincoln's
serial, ICY Whitaker's Place" and
another is Myra Kelly's THE Love-
lest Woman in Galway" provide
summer fiction OF quality in quantity.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Mr.. Taft demands that justice be
made cheaper. Mr.. Rockefeller and
others OF his class are satisfied with
Its sureness at present.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

The Birmingham Ase-Herald says
that the Alabama state treasury Is
full OF money This may, however,
be a bid for immigration from Penn
Flyania.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

In September Photo Era, a wealth
of beautiful illustrations, one an in
sert for passepartouting, are furnish
ed by Associates in Pictorial Pho
Biography" an eminently successful
circulating portfolio club, supported
by some of Americas pictorialists.
Accompanying these pictures is an
article by Phil NJ. Riley in which the
methods of the club are described
and the reproductions are comment
ed upon. The latest methods in
working the autoChrome process of
color-photography are recorded by
such authorities as G. Il. II. Seye-
wetz, while L. c. Bishop contributes
an article on Gold Development of
Sepia Platinum Paper" which should
be read by every practical camerist.
Other articles OF value are ely
cerine Methods OF Control in Plati-
nun Printing" by Madison Phillips
and Aids to Downhill Perspective, "
by Anthony Guest.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Official Organ Of City Of Amarillo
and Potter County
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

Published weekly on Thursdays
at 6i6 Polk street, Amarillo, Texas.
ny r. E. BoEsEN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10

BY the way does Mr.. Taft favor
postponing the cheaper and more
exact administration OF justice until
after election7"
The Pittsburg Gaette-Times, Re-
publican, is discussing ahe question
OF oiled roads. Referring to the
White House road, probably,
Mr.. Taft demands that justice be
made cheaper. Mr.. Rockefeller and
others Of his class are satisfied with
Its sureness at present.
The Birmingham Age-Herald says
that the Alabama state treasury Is
full OF money This may, however,
be bid for immigration from Penn
FlyRnia.
Lieutenant General Corbin Is
strenuOusly advocating the election
OF Mr.. Taft. II is the same Corbin
you heard about during the Spanish
American war.
"Moonshine makes the complexion
yellow" says the Washington Her
aid, Remember the old tlmes-the
good old time---when the moonshine
made you mellow?
A New York woman who arose at
4 o'clock to prepare, breakfast for
her husband, yawned and dIslocaN-
ed her jaw. This Is calculated TO
start a boom In alarm clocks.
John w. Gates is being doomed as
a Republican candidate for congress
from a Texas district But Mr.. Gates
has not yet offered to bet 'steen mil
lions that he will land
Labor is divided" shouts a Re-
publican organ. Yes, part of It work
ing and large part OF 1t taking an
enforced vacation 70 watch the
prosperity procession" go by.
~--N-
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Outing Flannels

Every this popular cloth becomes popular
il would that the have tried themselves
turned values choicest produced
Sc and 81 vaueschecks and stripes price ~
Fine bright coors pads stripes and c/o
Regular TIC,
e snG Sass dine &C.
you buy Outing you line.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

=
goods plaids
worth from sc We have marked them all I'M
suiting fold yardwide
goodsmade to sell a yard You will be surprised
the quality and the price of the goods Inn
yard only ioo
Have able
buy soc dress goods SOC? Just think of it! And
" do line of suting all ono
soc yard price, only wv
In the of showing
made they beautiful this
We can surprise with the values
S rs goods for. ............... 49,. Ju1
90 goods for ................ioV
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

New Silks and Silk Waisfings
Don't fail silks and silk wasngs. We
showing the
CHEVORON STRIPES
all of the Shades They
also Don forget that going sell them cheaper Qn
than others sell ST. rs goods JUv
We also showing patterns Silk Waisting Eno
Very coorng yard VOV
Japonika n 27 oEo
Popular for ouv
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Dress Goods

We have the greatest line
of Dress Goods values ev.
er gathered together. We
were very fortunate in be.
ing able to buy them much
below the prices they had
deem selling for.
We are going to give our
customers the benefit OF
our good fortune in buying,
Ii is up to.you to take ad-
vantage of ii,
Double fold lansdoWn Gov.
ert never before sold for
less than l5c. Our i'm
price, per yard .....,...'o o
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

New Curtain Swiss in pleasing patterns 49, 23c
nice line of Slkoline Drapery solid fancy
figures regularly sold 12ic will be only
Lace Curtains greatly reduced prces-Le show
bargains at CSC. SAC. l.48. ST 9S ST. .88, So. 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Halls belong TO very prominent fam
lily here, being granddaughters of Mrs.
James Nee, whose old home in Broad
way was one of the most hospitable in
the city. A year or two ago Mrs. Nee
bought the Williams home in San Ra-
fael, which has been altered and added
to in several ways and is now an ideal
country home. The Mees have decided
to remain permanently in San Rafael
and take prominent part in the social
life Of the country town.
One of the largest weddings of the
season took place Wednesday last when
Miss Ray Wellman of Fruitvale and
William Farley were married All the
weddings this year have been small.
for one reason or another, so that the
gathering of 60 or 20 guests at this
wedding seemed a large one. The
bride and her sister and the five brides
maids are all gifted with more than
their share of beauty and the Fruitvale
home was an exquisite setting in all it's
spring beauty. Everything was ar
ranged with the utmost informality,
but for all that the simple little cere-
mony was a very impressive one and
the whole affair proved one of the
memorable weddings that girls like to
remember and talk about for years to
come. The Farleys' handsome new home
in Piedmont is just completed and all
of the young peoples friends are await
ing the first dinners and teas that will
take place. Miss Wellman, or, rather
Mrs. Farley, has travelled good deal
at different times and used to spend a
good deal of her time in the east. She
is quite a student and keeps up her col
lege studies very faithfully. A few
years ago she was able to carry out a
plan that she had been thinking of
for years. and had group of San Fran
cisco and Oakland girls for her guests
for whole summer in a delightful old
farmhouse in Massachusetts,. Some of
these girls were living in New York at
the time: some were. like herself, Wis
itors in the east and for three or four
months they enjoyed an experience that
none of them will ever forget Miss
Susan de Fremery, who has been study
ing music in New York for several
years, was one Of these girls, and Miss
Grace Baldwin, who recently returned
from Europe with her mother, Mrs
Lloyd Baldwin, was another. Miss Jean
Howard, who is now Mrs Charles
Schoonmaker. also visited them in their
farmhouse. Both Miss de Fremery and
Mrs. Schoonmaker hoped to be in Cali
fornia for this wedding, but neither
one has found it possible. Mrs. Schoon-
maker is in France and Miss de Frem
cry is still working hard with her vio-
lin study in New York.
Weddings, by the way. seem to have
been changing in character during the
last few years, and are getting smaller
and simpler each season 1t is only
rarely that one hears of a hundred
guests at a wedding; SO or so are more
than the rule. and "oniy relatives and
a few intimate friends" is an expression
IN connection with a wedding with
which we are all familiar. Twenty
years ago the incest people used to
boast of 500 or 400 invitations. The
church was lined with evergreen, white
ribbons shut off the aisles. ushers
ushed' for whole exciting hour and
3eaaelss0hD EsiGpsd oyer the organ,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

followed was interrupted with gales
oil laughter and l told YOU SOS.
The other picture is of Miss Mar
guerite Buffers, who does not really
belong to San Francisco, although she
mas taken a prominent part in this
winters fun here. She and her sister.
who is shortly to be married to Victor
Metcalf. come to town from their Pied
mont home for all the big dances, and
are frequently guests here for weeks
at time The Buffers girls father
died when they We're very young and
they have since taken their step
fathers name. Their real name is
Sengtelia. but so devoted are they 20
their second father that no one ever
suspects from their manner that the
relationship is only one of courtesy.
Wednesday will be marked by two
weddings in society here, both home af-
fairs and both rather quiet One will
be that of Miss Edna Middleton and
Dr. Charles Fitzgerald Buckley, which
Will take place in the Middleton lorne
in Green street at o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Rev. Charles Ramm of St
Marys VIII perform the ceremony.
which will be attended only by both
families and few close friends. Mrs.
Arthur Watson will be matron of honor
and Miss Anna Foster OF San Rafael
bridesmaid The bride will wear white
with the conventional veil Both DR..
Buckley and his bride are great favor
ties in society here and their engage
ment has been known by their own
particular friends for two or three
years. Because of her mothers III
health, however. Miss Middleton has
had rather sad and responsible girl
hood and has not been free for her own
plans. Her engagement was announced
shortly after the death of Mrs Mid
dleton in October. when she and her
father closed the San Rafael home and
came TO town for the winter. Dr. Buck
ley who has been called Gerry by his
friends for so long that people have
great difficulty in reconcilinw his name
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

to his initials, is son of the prom
inent physician. His father and sis
ters, Miss Grace and Miss Violet. had
a handsome home in Pacific avenue for
many years, which they leased this
winter. going 10 the F'airmont hotel for
the season.
The other wedding Wednesday is
that of Miss Anne Buckbee and Will
liam Bliss. which will take place in
Samuel Buckbee's home in Pacific ave-
nue. Bliss has several brothers here.
and these. with the members of Miss
Buckbee's family will comprise almost
all the guests at the Wedding. The
Robert Curreys of Dixon and their
girls and boys will come down for the
affair and the Spencer Buckbees will,
Of course. be among the guests.
The bride. who will wear white. will
have as her only attendant her little
niece Miss Margaret Buckbse. The
wedding is 10 take place at noon and
will be perfect in every detail, al
though. owing to the recent death of
Mr.. Bliss father. ii is necessarily small.
Miss Ruckbee has made her home with
her brother since the death of his wife
few years ago. The house is a charm
ing one in Pacific avenue near Steiner
street. and is delightfully."- adapted TO 2
home wedding. Although member of
one of the citys oldest families. Miss
BEckbee is not very we'll known to the
larger circles of society here because
she has never particularly cared for the
social whirl. She is a great favorite
in certain exclusive little circle. and
has for several years preferred her own
few friends, her books her garden and
her duties as her brothers house keep
er 10 anything that society could offer.
She is a. devoted daughter and she and
her mother have been inseparable for
so long that it is perhaps for Mrs.
Buckbee that the separation will be
hardest. However. contrary to the ru-
mors that We're afioat when the en-
gagement was first announced in Oc-
tober Mr.. Bliss and his bride VIII make
their home here. with only occasional
visits to Oregon. where some of his
business interests are centered.
Miss Georgia Spieker and her parents.
the j. J. Spiekers. will return to Ross
Valley this week ard the four weeks
that remain before the wedding will
be filled to overf1owing with dress max
ing. calls. notes, plans and prepara-
tions in general for the event. / under
stand that the charming bride TO be is
attempting TO decline every invitation
she gets. whether large or small. but,
as every one knows. that is almost i'm
possible.
Then there is little Miss Alysse Halls
wedding. also the Tuesday of Easter
week, and also country wedding Miss
Halis engagement to Samuel Dodge
was announced several months ago,
and II was thought then that the mar
rage would not take place. until June.
However. April has now been decided
upon, and the three charming sisters
are already busy with all the details
that precede even the quietest wedding.
Miss Marian Hall, who returned from
the orient with Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. MacNamee last Tuesday after
nine months as their guest at Guam.
VIII be one of her sisters bridesmaids.
ana MISS Annette Hall app1bey. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Miss Pages guests OF honor were the
two charming nieces OF Ms. Edward
Griffith Of Ross-Miss Nell Coppee and
Miss Pauline Duncen-vho haze taken
the younger set here quite by storra.
Both are clever. pretty girls. and their
new friends here are trying TO give
them So delightful 4 visit that lhey
VIII want to return for another. AL
most all of the Gebutentes attended this
tea Miss Irwin and Miss Marian New
nall are still in the southern part Of
the state. bud the others in that par
ticular little group of girls were pres
ent. Miss Julia Langhorne, Miss B!ize-
beth Newhall, Miss Anita Mailliard,
Miss Eleanor Cushing. Miss Louisiana.
Foster, Miss Edith Berry, Miss Dolly
MacGavin, Miss Christine Pomeroy.
Miss Augusta Foute, Miss Louise Boyd.
Miss Alexander Hamilton and Miss Bar
ron were all there. The Bcyds. by the
way, have returned 10 San Rafael for
the season, and the Barrons, who have
been in the handsome Huntington home
u Washington street, vii. go 70 their
own southern home for time at least
very soon. Since Miss Huntington and
her mother returned from the orient
l2st 5ail they have had ? fascinating
i.ttle house on the Preside wall, where
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

on al sides. Miss Berry is one OF the
pretuest OF society's Eirls-the verv
pretJiest a good many think. Even
when she was a small girl and busy
with finger exercises and fractions
various mothers began TO nredirt
great social success for her. She has
the happy faculty OF remembering
peoples names and birthdays and pre-
ludices. and deserves her popularity
The Berrys lived in san Rafael for
several years and Mrs. Berry still owns
handsome home there. There is a
younger sister. Dorothy. who is at Miss
Candles school. and wiz not be pre-
sented 10 society for three or four
years She is also pretty. although an
entirely different type from her sister
Lloyd Baldwin is 4 member OF the well
known family OF that name His sis
ter. Grace viii be married 10 Russell
selfrioge some time this summer.
Apropos OF society demanding 3
fresh engagement every week. l think
We may feel certain Of another an
nouDceInent in the next seven days
Every one knows Of this engagement
now. for il has been expected ever
since a certain society leader and her
three pretty daughters came home from
Europe They had not been here fort
night before the admiration of one OF
the smart set prominent young men
began TO be noticed. and now there IS
absolutely no doubs in the minds OF
their friends that there is an under
standing between them.
There's still another cnga cement
waiting 10 be announced, but in limiting
IT II one gets frightfully mixed up in
relationships The girls sister recently
announced her engagement 10 the mans
nephew-whIch sounds simple enough
until you consider that If the engage
lnent is really fact one sister viii
shortly be the others aunt in law. and
the nephew viii be his uncie's brother
IN law This engagement has also been
suspected for long time-since the
girl was introduced to society. in fact.
three years ago. Ii is extremely proba-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

guests have enjoyed a matchless view
OF the bay and the Sausalito hills.
The Peter Martins rather suddenly
departed for a taste OF country life a
Few days ago and have secured seven or
eight delightful rooms at the Peninsula
motel Tor month or two So many of
the socially elect are already estab-
iished at the big hotel that the dining
room beglns 20 wear quite a summer
ar The Leonard Hammonds the Jo-
sian HoWeiis. the Jack Casserlys with
their delightful trio of small children
and the Martins are ali there-and al
most daily fresh arrivals are Joining
them The Martins plan to make 4he
notei their headquarters until the ii ne
fior the departure for the east. but will
OF course. visit the Walter Martins in
Burlingame and Mrs Martin i'm this
city before they go.
one OF today's pictures is IF N;ss
zelda Ford, whose Engagement to Era,I
Van DeTender Stott was announced re-
Gently. Miss Ford made II l,novn a.
one OF the largest card parties of tbe
season. which took place in her nreft.r
nome IN Maple street. The secret was
Kept all through the afternoan bnt
when the guests were led into fba
dining room there was no further
doubt about it. All the name cards
and decorations suggested pleasant
news. and the young persons initials.
on crimson heart. were displayed in
the center of the table. OF course =
merry confusion of good wishes and
arose, and the tea that
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

ose sa2s We sEau aare both these bits
OF rev7s tasS 51-2.
One OF the pseaSentest events of the
Qc-et Le-ce,r week was the tec given
--resGay b. Hiss Leslie Daze in her
Eas-l<e-'s a2@-snenl a. tie Hsli:rest-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

ru ss M - n s-r-ur. sasy sE=hs ss-I- a-aa-
r. EzSS
xn- -zH KY sa--s cf ce-6- r. g u-z-y Seyz
Tssz- S-7cs- z--e z-z7- arc-s sooo-, - e-=s
"a 6-zz-z-s csE.,
AM s-e= O. 5---sa za=-.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Hut there a-e can9easztioas, -Ass meeting every
dsy
Fer church O. chOi- practice i pleasant in It's
wzy.
+. Complezioas bloom Ike roses, leay aizA.s in
sleep are spent.
Ard frOoks s-e planned fc- Esster-ia Lent.
For Easter wieh It's -osss, its hats with aowe-s
sblsze.
rs sowns al fus sns rustic its happy we'd
Dig days,
Tor Esstsr wiz - candy i ~ directions ssat
-o e-s-- tAs s,se- =s=c---ef Lsat.
* ocIE-y esels rather Injured in
these egis- days i every week
does no 6e-e-oo At least one
~ -:5g g2gemeas. Miss E5,tA
Per- SLED -hs demand this
week 70. ler betrothsi Iues5ey
.to Lloyd BsiEr--r sudden,y se- e-e-s-
booT tslkiac ~ one The exc.tess,ent
has heTdiv di@d ,ierr- eka- nov. 81
both Of these .olBe people sre ~ .ae
~ aer1-cst circle O.. ;.e s-a.t So 80
The engagement IS accepted with 30.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Every one has quite fallen in love
with Miss Florence Emerson. who came
her recently from the east for a visit
and has quite taken society By storm.
Miss Emerson is a member OF one OF
the oldest families OF America and pos
sesses the charnk that goes with gentle
blood She is just now the guest OF
Mrs. Eleanor JarbOe at the Stewart.
but spent part Of last week and will
spend part of this with Mrs. Francis
Muchmore in Sausalito.