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The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

The ladies of the Preshy terian church
will give chicken pic supper Saturday
evening Jan. 18th at tho Keltnsr build
ing commencing at five O'Clock. Supper
10 cents. Every body invited.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Helpz's pure olive oil
Iicinz's chow chow
Heinz g sweet pickles
lIeiuz's baked beans
Heinz's pure apple butter
Heinz's pepper sauce
Heinz's prepared mustard.
l1.23f AT Crandall Bros
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

The News Job department makes n
specially OF sale bills, and also of prices
on same. Have you seen samples Of our
work in this line?
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Mrs. Lizzie Oldham, who has been
visiting with her danghter, Mrs W. O..
Paisley, near ia per, was callad to her
home Mt Salisbury, Mo-, last Thursday
by the illness Of grandson.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

DR.. Knott was at Carthage Thursday
of last week on professional business.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Genuine Khaki work clothes, coats
and trousers, at Joycc's. Call and see
them. 10-3f
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

The best flour on earth -"Maphattan
No l" at Wheat & Bishops. 1-9f
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Call on Nhnat O. Bishop for stap pie
and fancy groceries, -four aud feed. l.9f
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

All parties knowing themselves in.
debted to as viii please call aud settle.
We need our money and must have It.
MRs. q. E. CAMPBELL,
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Jas. Jeffreys, at Whitesel's shop is
the best horseshoer in Jasper. Try him.
I2.l2f
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Wheat & Bishop sell coal and wood
See them " hen neeiing eithor. 1.9I
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09
Personal and Local.

q. F. Lyons was in Webb and Joplin
the first Of the week.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Mrs. C. @. Wolf of ST. Louis is visit
ing in this with her slater, Mrs. f. j.
McCnmb.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

or course you want something extra
nice and tender in the way Of meat.
You cen always get it at Crandall Bros
11-aSf
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Elder j. r. Allen of Oklahoma
preched at the Christian church last
evening
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

j. N. Taylor, the Carthage furniture
dealer, was IN the city ON business Tues.
day.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

Delivery hours morning, $50 ant
1890; afternoon, 200 and 4:30.
LACE EMRREE.
The Jasper news., 1908-01-09

What yon need is eggs! What the
hens need is Chnkey's Laying Tonic.
Buy it Of Wolf Hdw. Co 12-19Gt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Kansas to Idaho and from New Mex
leo TO Iowa, after hbdhg been
combed for cattle, fails 10 honJl the
draft by more than a halt million
head, the country need no look TO
Texas to supply the lack,
The demand for catts has not
been broad, else the Prize would
show an increase. As Is cattle
prices are not far from vhat they
were one year ago. Ihowlng taA the
demand has conferred elsoVhere'
In fact, hog values are superior TO
what they were one year ago, both
on foot and generally Ia tho cured
product, thus indicating that the ap'
petite for beer has been assuaged in
part by a pork diet.
In the years shortage Of cattle to
date Texas has been called on to
iii the lack and has responded. II
30 NNHb'lVna ~ ut tLoA lVAaN was @N'
Their honor drafts OF like nature. But
the present beef shortage in tho
whole country calls for sane market
Ing on the part OF the Texas pro-
Queer OF cattle. More mouths to
feed and less beef to put into them
Is a situation calling for earnest
thought. Apparently 1t leads to but
one conclusion-that the price of
beef cattle must advance. Such an
outcome would be highly gratifying
to Texas cattle ranchers aud feeders,
but 10 be made available for profit
making the market must be fed, not
stufied--Fort Worth Record.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

vice. Beginning with September /,
the Daily Panhandle will receive and
print daily telegraphic news reports
from practically every corner OF the
state OF Texas. The towns included
In the service are;
Gainesville, Abilene, Midland, Has
ken, Hereford Texarkana, lDallas,
Kaufman, Henderson, Ruck Waco,
Cleburne, Clarksville, conroe, Calves
ton, Austin, Wharton, Bay City, Con
zales, Richmond, Bolton, San An
gelo, Balllnger, Mason, Marlin, Chill
dress Denison, Weatheriord, Big
Springs, Graham, Bonham, Paris,
Greenville, ATHENS, Longylew, Luf-
kin, Corsicana, Rockwell, Jefferson,
Bryan, Cameron, Bastrop, Caldwell,
Gollad, Cuero Temple, Hlllsboro,
Brentwood, Burnet, seguin, Tampa
sas, Wichita Falls, Sherman, Sweet
water, lei Paso, Plainvlew, Marshall
Denton, Mckinney Tyler, Palestine,
Nacogdoches, Waxahachle, Gilmer,
Huntsville, Columbus, Georgetown,
Lockhart, Houston, Corpus Christi,
Edna Brennan, Brady, Coleman,
Llano Kerrville, Comanche, Hemp
stead Hamilton, Giddings, Carthage,
Orange, Laredo, Brownsville, Lib
cry Quitmans Cooper, Port Arthur,
Refuglo, Taylor, Bandera, Albany,
Goldthwaite, Vernon, Jasper Mount
Pleasant, Newton, Sinton Granbury,
Palo Plntod Woodyille, Stephenville,
Groesbeck. gEastland, Mineola, Wal
llsvllle, Port Lavaca, Eagle Pass,
Groyeton, Kountae, Anderson, Fair
field, Arthur City, Fort Worth, Dali
hart, Floresyllle, Arson, Jacksboro,
Coldspring, Center, Mount Vernon,
Rockport, Ennis, Baird, Mineral
Wells, Wits Point, Robertson, Hal
letsville, Meridian, Emory, Beau
mont, Victoria, Del Rio, San Angus
tine Angleton, LAGRANGE, Jackson
Vile, Karnes CITY. San Antonio, Hon
do, DECATUR. Roby Quanah, Living
stone, Sulphur Springs, Jewett, CO.
tulla, san Saba, San Marcos, Odessa.
A number OF newspapers in the
state have formed press as
ISOLATION for the purpose OF securing
this service, and the Daily Panhan-
de Is among them. II goes without
saying that this new venture entails
considerable expense. But while es-
tabllshing daily paper in Amarillo
we expect to spend money. We hope,
some uay, to get 1t back. In the
meantime We feel partially repaid by
the appreciation Of our efforts on
the part OF our readers and patrons.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Scion o. Thatcher, writing In Max
wells Talisman, draws this contrast
between the state Of mind and Other
rewards OF the farmer and the man
who speculates or otherwise makes a
living by his wits.
At the bottom OF many q dazzling
fortune lie dishonor, infidellty, false
hood. robbery, betrayal OF friend
and the wreck Of the possessions Of
the unwary What the farmer gains
is laden with sweet sunshine, the
zephyrs OF spring and the fostering
love OF ALI natures ministry. So
that when one takes account OF the
compensatlons, mental and spiritual,
that come to him whose daily bread
comes from honest toll, over him who
lives by his wits, or is the Robin
Hood OF society, the balance throws
high into the air the one who lives
by speculation or adventure.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
San Angelo Packing House.

Friday afternoon Amarillo COM
pleted her subscriptions for a pack
ing house to cost $3.50, 600 and the
capitalists Interested Immediately
wired their assurance that the plant
would be in full blast by January /.
The new industry for the Panhan-
dies hustling metropolis will employ
200 men and will have a capacity OF
100 cattle and 200 hogs per day.
Now, why can't San Angelo have a
packing house? The Queen City Of
ters much better advantages for a
packery than the Panhandle city
could offer, and yet Amarillo has
landed the plum, What San Angelo
needs is factories. This territory
needs a packing house, Let US do
our part and interest that Illinois
capitalist--Ssn Angelo Standard.
The Standard is simply blowing
It's horn" when it says San Angelo
OFFERS much better advantages for
packery than the Panhandle city
could ever offer" Amarillo has Of
fered the one great advantage-the
necessary stock. San Angelo so far
has relied on wind to get a packing
house. Wind runs windmills In tho
Panhandle, but 1t don't build pack
cries.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

The Santa Fe officials were IA
vorably impressed by their glimpse
OF Amarillo yesterday. They are
men who have seen new frontier
towns spring up before. They were
free in saying We had one OF the best
little cities they had ever seen. They
commented upon the signs of enter
prise. push, hustle and thrift so
noticeable upon every hand. ANA
rillo Is on the right road to great
ness" said one of them.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Texas Is big state and they
measure everything on big scale
down there. There was prairie
fire near Amarillo the other day
which the Daily Panhandle published
there chronicles in these words"
"A prairie fire about ten miles
east OF Amarillo on the Rock Island
line destroyed forty or fifty sections
OF grazing land Monday afternoon
A dozen sections more or less in
that state OF magnificent distances
are mere bagatelle. "-Keokuk
Ia, Gate city.
True, Brother Gate City, a dozen
sections more or less OF prairie grass
in this country is bagatelle. The
grass IL doomed anyway, and II mat
tiers not whether II is burned, grazed
or ploWed under Your Iowa farm
ers, Mr.. Gate City, and your Illinois
farmers, right across the Mississippi
from your front door, are coming
thick and fast to help break the mo-
notony OF our magnificent dis
tances." f'"I'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

In the current issue Of Harper's
Weekly Bryon W, Holt writes of the
effects OF gold depreciation on prices
and values. Annual production" he
writes, has doubled twice within
twenty-four years. Notwithstanding
that gold has been boarded and ac-
cumulated for thousands of years,
the worlds total supply OF gold is
now four and one-half times what it
was in 1890, and forty-eight per cent
greater than it was in 1900" Mr..
Holt predicts that the effecs on in
dustry OF this rise and initiation will
be striking. He anticipates that as
soon as merchants, builders, and
spectators become aware of the
fact that prices have again begun to
rise rapidly there will be scramble
for materials, goods, and supplies.
Consequently, within the next three
months, and regardless Of the pres
identlal election we may expect to
see remarkable revival in business.
Possibly by next year we will have as
many rush orders as we had in 1906,
and our producing and distributing
facilities will then be taxed to their
utmost capacity.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
The SnnnlY of CnttIe.

Taking the country over the short.
age Of market cattle at the princi-
pal western markets amounts to
100000 head thus far in the year.
Fort Worth alone shows an increase.
Counting mature cattle only, the
supply at this market from January
1 TO date is $1,000 more than for
the corresponding period in 1907; or,
taking calves with cattle, the in
crease Is 10000 head. Thus II will
be seen that the market nearest the
origin of the supply is holding its
own, Chicago, the more distant
western market, is 10000 head
short, 1t is generally conceded that
the supply of western rangers will
not measure up to he output of last
year, and that unless the number OF
native cattle shall show a remark
able and unlocked for gain, the fall
supply of the country is likely to be
reduced in the same or a larger RAJ
ito. This would induce the belief
that whatever future shortage shall
occur this year must be made up in
part II 1t is made up at all from the
Texas pastures and feed lots.
II is not to be supposed that Tex
as has any such reserve supply of
marketable cattle as 100000 head.
II the whole western country from
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

pathy and sorrow OF people every.
where, IL is a fearful lesson, and
teaches that evil may and surely will
come from false conceptions OF the
negro, his capabilltien, characteristics
and moral limitations and tendencies
and proves that, whether II be In
Texas or In Illinois, like provocatlon
Will Inevitably produce like results.
The dreadful lesson will not have
been In vain n hereafter when tho
awful fate OF lecherous defIlemont
falls upon some southern woman,
and Southern fathers, husbands and
brothers, In order to warn and to
protect against an over-present men
ace. put to death the flend who has
forfeited his right to live, the people
and press OF Illinois and all the
North shall Judge them more Justly.
Houston Chronicle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

A Nebraska journal OF civilization
has come forward with some timely
and valuable health hints. All you
have to do Is to boil the water, cut
the weeds, don't kiss the baby, drink
buttermilk, chew each mouthful Of
food forty-seyen chews, salt the CHG
gers, flea the dog, NOW the lawn and
stop eating and drinking much and
you may live all summer,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

A mental specialist in England
who has made an inquiry into the
subject of insanity among domestic
workers, reports that among the in
sane great many are housekeepers
and servants. He is Of the opinion
that lack OF recreation and exercise
in the open air Is the cause. Wo-
men, he finds, are less able to face
the problem OF monotony than men,
and domestic work grows so pain
fully monotonous, II not managed
so that there is time for exercise,
that the results are insanity in many
cases,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

In this issue we publish In full the
Associated Press report OF Mr.. Bry-
ans speech on the tariff question de-
liyered in Des Moines, Iowa, this aft
ernoon. None should fail to read 1t
an dlearn the true position Of the
Democratic party upon this, one OF
the paramount issues of the ensuing
campaign.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Practically all OF the $4,000
stock for the fair association was
raised yesterday. Now for an ex-
hibition that is truly representative
OF our country. The time is short
only six weeks--in which to do all
the work. There is not day to be
lost The right men at the head OF
the proposition will mean success,
despite he brevity OF time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

product whenever II saw NJ, and al
though It may havo improved the
quality OF It's output, this improve
ment has not been sufficient to pre-
vent the large importation OF matches
from Sweden and Italy.
Whatever may be said against the
bad railroads II should not be said
by Mr.. o. G, Barber, president OF the
Diamond Match company,
To meet the growth Of the country.
as we of the Southwest are fully
aware, II is necessary for the rail-
ways. not only to maintain their
properties as they are, but o I'm,
prove them, to lay heavier rails, to
build second tracks, to install I'M
proved safety appliances, to build
new stations, new roundhouses, build
new terminals and larger yards, and
construct branch lines by which new
territory can be developed. and which
territory is calling now for improved
means OF transportation
The railroad expenses have in
creafed In the one item OF labor
alone, slOO,OOO,OOO in the last
twelve months. They race this situa-
tlon: Either reduce wages, increase
freight rates, or go into the hands
OF receivers and stop all payments
for interest and dividends. Tho
roads have been forced by public
opinion, and by the administration
to advance wages, and by the same
are unable to reduce them. They
are, therefore, compelled to face the
other two alternatives.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

"The election Of Bryan would hurt
business" say Republicans. A mere
statement without foundation. They
cannot give a single valid or sound
reason for the statement, The Re-
publican press and stump-speakers
have said so, and that is enough rea-
son for Republican. Have you ever
stopped to consider into what state
OF affairs we are drifting II idle
statements can coerce the American
voters? Have you ever thought OF
the danger such fallaclous argument
would lead us into? Organism is De-
mocracy; Democracy is government
OF, by, and for the people. IL such
government then hurts business, then
the business deserves to be hurt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
Minnesota Tennis.
to Daily Rnnandle.

Snecial to Daily Plnnandle.
st. Paul, MINI. Aug. 22.-Minne-
sofa state tnnis championships in
singles and doubles will be decided
by the tournament commenced today
on the courts OF the Town and Coun-
try Club, to continue through next
week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
THE REAL BACKBONE or OUR
PROSPERITY
tFrOm saturday. DaIlN(

(From Saturdays Daily)
The Manufacturers Record says
in It's current issue that the Increase
In the value OF farm property OF the
country between 1904 and 1907 Is
nearly nine times as great as the ag-
gregate national banking capital of
the United States and nearly three
times as large as the aggregate saw
ings bank deposits OF the whole
country.
The figures show that the agrl-
cultural interests are the real back
bone Of the country. The marvellous
growth In manufacturing Is far be-
hind In the race {or prosperity The
farmer Is king ofhhe financial world,
the most independent as well as the
most prosperous,
The figures which show the agri-
cultural wealth OF the country are
almost beyond comprehension. There
are nearly twelve million people en-
gagged In agriculture, and in 1907
they produced a total OF S1412,OO0,-
900 or an average per capita OF $616,
In seventeen years they increased
their number by 40 per cent, but the
value OF farm property increased SO
per cent and the value Of farm pro-
ducts 200 per cent.
The farmer has not been struck by
the hard times which have affected
other portions Of the population OF
the country He has kept on adding
to the value OF his holdings, adopt
ing improved methods, using i'm
proved machinery, substituting brain
power for muscle as far as possible,
taking things more comfortably as
far as physical exertion goes, and
coming his natural abilities into gold.
He furnishes the sinews Of industrial
warfare to the nation, He stands
be;llnd the prosperity of the coun-
try and is Its exponent.
Get-rich-quiek schemes do not at
tract the farmer; he is getting rich
fast enough without such adventi-
tious aids to fortune. He holds the
destiny OF the country in his hands.
He stands ready to supply all the
needs OF the other elements OF the
population OF the country and large
portion Of the world besides. And
at the same time he stands ready, as
he has always proved in times OF
emergency. to offer himself as bull
wark for the country which he loves
and which makes possible such pros
perity as he experiences, He makes
the most OF his opportunities, but II
is only fair u him 10 say that just
such men as he are needed for the
full truition OF such opportunities,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Some interesting comparisons as
to the American corn crop are made
by the Louisville Courier-Journal.
According to that paper, the crop of
1908 would make belt one mile
wide six times around the earth.
Made into hoecakes, as much butter
milk as the great Salt Lake could
hold would be required to wash 1t
down. r'E
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
Reckless RenubIIcanlsn.

AN''hA'"H
Have We an aristocracy OF money
in the United States? Now money
Is not an evil, only an abuse Of It Is.
II is the old human problem that we
should use and not abuse the gifts Of
God, lest In their peryersion we be
found to be serving the devil, Ger
tainly an aristocracy Is un-Amerlcan.
We believe in this country in equal
rights. The government should be
our government and treat all alike.
We believe in square deal laws and
no favoritism or privileges. The
government should treat all alike;
otherwise II is a tyranny, and II II
helps A at the expense OF B II Is OPP
pressing B.
The pIutocratic plunderers who
buy politicians, giving them a small
percentage OF the looting of the peo-
pie, and get laws passed making
such footing possible las the Dingley
tariff law, and fix 1t so that laws
with jail penalties are unenforced
Gas the Sherman antitrust law
have come to think that this country
belongs to them, and that the people
must continue to work for their ben
eft while they are getting richer all
the time, the millionaires turning
into multimilllonaires, and the null
timillionaires coming closer to the
Millionaire class.
Good citizens do not want to con-
fiscate predatory wealth, although
such punishment Is deserved, for the
reason that once the door is opened
to retaliatory measures, of that. sort
revolution has begun, and when rev.
olution has once begun no one knows
when 1t will stop. We are not yet
prepared to erect a guillotine on
Fifth avenue or make an auto-da-fe
of the 400 But throughout the
country Americans OF the West and
South have determined that preda-
tory wealth shall prey no more. I'm
der Roosevelt we marked time. The
day has come to give the order to
forward march.
Taft is a reactionary. He may
talk till he loses his voice about the
Roosevelt policies" He really be-
lieves in stand pat" and "let well
enough alone" in good trusts, the
principle" OF piratical protection,
in high finance with low morals, in
loot legislation and the plunderbund.
Does anybody with common sense
believe that Taft is a reformer? And
the times demand reform lest we
have another panic.
Wall street Is backing Taft. 1t
plays the political game because It
wants for the four-year periods be-
tween campaigns to play the finan-
cial game in which Monte Carlo
plunger is piker.
The people as the country has been
developed, have grown more indie
pendent OF Wall street, but a few
months ago Wall street gave us a
business earthquake, and If we have
at the polls a victory for reckless Re-
publicanism instead OF for decent and
defensive Democracy, we can look for
more shocks.--Houston Chronicle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
Hang Faithless Wives?

Richmond, Va, Aug. 22.-That
the law should provide capital pun
ishment for faithless wives is the de-
mand of c, NJ. Cowles, a prominent
citizen OF Toano, which has aroused
a fierce controversy in the Rich
mond newspapers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

1t Is a source of satisfaction and
pleasure to note the unanimity Of
purpose and concordance OF action
on the part OF our city-building peo-
pie, us evidenced In the recent pro-
motion Of public Enterprises. The
ball has once more been started and
should be kept rolling. Let the dis
senter be stunned like a pest,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Today the excursionists arrived
once more from all parts of the
North and East. We welcome them
to the Panhandle and trust a goodly
number OF them will decide to make
their home with us at an early date.
We have the room and the essentials
to build millions more of happy
homes upon our fertile prairies.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
Nominate Congressman.
TO Daily Panhandle,

Special to Daily Panhandle,
Waco, Texas, Aug 22-R. L. Hen
ry was nominated as the Democratic
candidate for congress from the
Eleventh Texas district at the con-
venton held here today.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27
HITCHCOCK's
ADVISORY COM,
Associated Press.

7 II
New York, Aug. 22-Chairman
Hitchcock today annOuced the fol-
lowing advisory comm Zee: Richard
A. Ballinger, washington; Cornelius
N. Bliss, New York; Pwell Clayton,
Arkansas; w. Murray Crane, Massa-
Chusetts; William Nyson Crowell,
New York; John Has Hammond,
Mississippi; Franklin Murphy, New
Jersey; Charles p. Tit, Ohio; Ar
Their Ivers Pick. The Committee will
advise as to the conduct OF the ma
tional campaign.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

Very shortly, so we are informed,
the packing house proposition will
assume more tangible shape. Even
now men are at work on prelimina-
ries, and soon the skeptics and pessi-
mists will once more have to look
elsewhere for occupation
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-27

A Chicago writer says that the
time Is coming when fair women no
longer will care for fashionable Eas-
ter hats. He is careful, however, not
to specify the date when all things
mundane will come to an end.