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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
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Advertisers must nave their COPY for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ment IS to appear in order TO insure
publication
EASY PAYMENT. Royal Type
writer's sold on easy monthly pay
ments. L. II. eecraft, corner Grant
and Twenty yfourth streets. =
Gail Allen. phones 22. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
q specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th. =
Orchard Heatine-A thoroughly sat
islactory demonstration was given TO
several orchard men yesterday by A,
K Barney Of the Ideal Orchard Heat
eT company of Grand Junction, Colo.
Mr.. Barney tells us that the saving
OF fruit by their system Of orchard
heating Is beyond the experimental
stage as would be shown by a crop
which brought the growers over three
million dollars This should be an
incentive TO our local orchard men
to care for and save their fruits from
the spring freeze. as It costs but a
triilc compared TO the saving We
have the soil and the climate. and
should encourage the planting OF
every acre of available land to fruit.
WANTED-Cloor mite rags at tho
Standard
Fine assortment OF all kinds cand.
les at Wards. Both Stores. 90
Fancy baskets, boxes and fine choco-
lates at Wards. Both Stores. =
Marriage Licenses-A license TO
marry was Issued by County Clerk
Samuel Dye yesterday TO Harry Rich
nrds of Parsons, Kan. and Inez S,
Snaveley.
s110 to Salt Lake and return via
the D. &c r. G. Dec. 9th and 2Sth. ac-
count Teachers meeting, Good return.
ing until Jan. 3rd =
Fine line bakery goods at Wards
Gillette Coal Co. 153 West eth
Both phones 1o7.
The largest display OF unredeemed
Diamonds In the city at less than
Wholesale. Uncle Sans Loan Office
27S 25th ST.
Mrs. Ike Flinders, with her son Ed
gar, left the city yesterday morning
to visit relatives and friends at Col
linston. Utah
Order brick or bulk ice cream Al
Wards. Either phone PIG.
Holiday rates via D. & r. C. on
single fare round trip, Dec 18th, 2Srd
24th, 25th. S1st, and January lst. Coco
returning until Jan. 3rd, 1910.
S110 to Salt Lake and return vi;
the d & r. c., Dec 27th and 2Stb. &C
count Teachers meeting. Good re
turning until Jan. 3rd.
Hot stuff-hot stuff is Lewis Goo
Coal Phone 149.
For Sale-2 heating stoves. InQuir
for Mr.. Poulter. basement STANDARD
office.
Trial Of Lowell-A jury was Sc
cured this morning In the crimina
case of the state of Utah agains
George Lowell charged with robbin
a Japanese rooming house last SCI
tember. and, after several witnesse
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SECOND WRECKED
SCHOONER seen

Boston, Dec 2S-The, discovery of
the wreck of the flvo-L/astcd schooner
Davis Palmer wEIch sank with
twelve men SunG1y morning at the
entrance OF BI0ad sound. was fol-
lowed by the re----OT another wreck
in the outer harbor This second vic
tim of the great storm that swept
New England Saturday night and
Sunday was reported BY Captain
Kemp of the tug Friel. who asserts
that he saw three mast9 of a schoon-
er projecting above the water near
the shoals known rs The Graves
Although Captain Kemp locates the
vessel three miles east of the wreck
of the Palmer, some marine authori-
ties think that he may have been mis-
taken in his bearings and that he saw
the Palmer'S masts,
Seafaring men who believe the tug
boat captain is now mistaken about
his bearings suggest the possibility
of a collision between the Palmer and
the unknown schooner.
Yesterdays toll of wreck was in
creased today The schooner Ada NJ.
Damon, sole support of her army mas
ter, Capt a. X. Brewster OF York.
Ne. went ashore near Ipswich. She
will probably be a total loss. Her
crew reached shore safely.
In Chelsea where a tidal wave
broke a dyke and flooded the houses
of 1000 people a high tide today
opened two new breaks Many eel
lars that had been pumped out By
fire engines were again flooded. It
will be weeks before people In the
eighty acres of tide lands will be able
10 return to their homes.
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landed Estrada's officials arc rem

landed. Estrada's officials arc rem
dering all possible assistance and are
furnishing blankets. clothing and
shoes as rapidly as possible. Three
hundred prisoners are being temper
arily provided for by Estrada at
Rama and 200 more are being cared
tor by friends and relatives In Blue
fields
Commander ShipIey, at BlueGelds,
in a dispatch dated yesterday. said
that reports hitherto sent out regard
Ing the number of killed and wounded,
prisoners taken. etc, at the recent
battle at Rama were much cXagGer-
ated and that the ammunition cap
tured amounted to only about 100 600
rounds. and the killed TO not more
than 800. Commander Shipley also
says that he has fed 1.i00 prisoners
OF war since Dec. cath. and that more
are to arrive. He reports many slight
cases of sickness. A surgeon is to
be located at the camp. The com
mander speaks highly of work done
by officers and men Of the Tacoma,
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JARBRIDGE COUNTY is
NORTH OF TUSCARORA

The new mining country, OF which
considerable mention Is now being
made. called the Jarbidge region, or
as the local inhabitants call it, the
Cambridge" country, is along the dl-
viding line between Nevada and Ida
no aud embraces the rugged mountain
section extending eastward for fifty
miles from the Duck Valley Indian
reservation.
1t lies north and cast from the
Aura King country in which so many
Ogden people are interested, and Is
a continuation of the rich mineral
region extending from TuscaTora
north through Aura, Mountain City
and the Bruneau river mountains,
The ores are OF the same general
character as that found in the Aura
comp. as tellurium is found In the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
ZELAYA SAYS HE
IS PRESIDENT

Cordora, Mex, Dec. 2S.-Jose San
tos Zelaya declared tonight that he
is still president OF Nicaragua, al"
though he may never go back to that
country to enjoy privileges of the
office Madriz he asserted, Is only
provisional president, and he tIe-
layaD has not relinquIshed the office.
Asked about conditions imposed by
the British government In reply to
his request for asylum aboard the
sloop of war SheGTwalter. Zelaya ad-
mitted he was told he could board
her on the understanding that he was
to leave Nicaragua forever. These
conditions, he said, he declined to ac-
cept.
Mexico, on the other hand, he de-
clares. made no reservations in grant
ing him permission TO board the Guer-
zero.
In a statement made to an Asso-
ciated Press representative on the
train in which he is travelling to Mex
leo City, Zelaya said he was still the
head OF the Nicaraguan government
He was leaving his country for an
indefinite period, in the hope that af-
fairs would quiet down. In support
of his declaration he exhibited pa
pers attached to which were govern
ment seals and ribbons. These pa
pers. he said contained the proof oil
his statement
In further support OF his claim 1t
was pointed out by members of his
party that the Guerrero floated the
NicaraguaI flag at her masthead IN
addition to the Mexican flag.
Not So Wealthy.
The reports concerning his wealth,
Zelaya said, are grossly exaggerated.
His fortune Is not more than $1,000
900 gold, and is Invested mostly In
Nlcaraguan government bonds. He
claimed TO have advanced the $4,000
paid on the Emery claim as a person
al loan out Of his own funds. there
having been no money In the govern
| ment treasury.
This amount. he said had never
| been refunded. He strongly denied
that he had wrongly obtained any
part OF his fortune through conces-
sions of which he had the disposal.
| He declared a vote of thanks had
been rendered him officially before
! he left home for services rendered
10 his country.
Parties Search Bodies.
Bluefelds. Dec. 2S.-Searching par
ties have been working in the bush
for several days burning bodies, In
the recent fight near Rama General
J Estrada's guard of honor consisting
OF 700 of the best blood In Bluefields.
was almst wiped out of existence.
] Hundreds of prisoners who have
| arrived from Rama tell pitiful tales
of the privation to which their en2'
Grated forms and swollen feet testify
| Zelaya had promised to send pack
train to them weekly with supplies,
but none ever came. For fifteen days
! rntlons were exhausted and they were
entirely without food. They could
scarcely hold their rifles on account
OF their swollen hands, while their
shoeless feet made marching an ag
ony.
Many prisoners said that they did
not know why they were fighting. but
vaguely feared that some catastrophe
was about TO happen. When they
learned the true situation they
cheered for Estrada.
Revolutionary leaders gave the men
clothing to replace their tatters and
fed them as best they could. NC
guard is necessary. for the former
Zelayan troops say they will fight fol
Estrada when he goes TO ManaSua.
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E \ P / @ 81 @ n
s II A K E s
ZION

City was aroused this morning early
by two heavy explosions An inyes-
tigation disclosed that the explosion
was In the basement of the Utah no.
tel, on Main and South Temple
streets, and that the explosive was
probably dynamite. No great amount
of damage was caused. \ crew Of
non-union steelworkcrs are employed
onthe building.
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Relief for Prisoners.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-A telegram
from Consul Moffat at Bluelelds,
dated last Sunday, says that, under
the direct supervision Of Command
ers Shlpley and Niblack, men detailed
from the Des Moines and the Tacoma
began on Christmas morning 10 dis
tribute ratlons to 1.5O0 hungry Ze-
layan soldiers brought there az pits
onerS-
Pending the arrival of the Prairie
from Colon with provisions. surplus
supplies from the ships arc being
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MORSE MUST GO TO PRISON

New York. Dec. 29-Judge Hough
Of the United States circuit court
this afternoon denied the otion for a
new trial for Charles w. Morse, who
Is now in the Tombs under sentence
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Aura camp as well as in the Jar

Aura camp as well as In the jar
bridge country,
No doubt rich mining district Will
be developed in the near future as
rich values have been known to eX-
list there for several years by local
mining men.
The country although rugged. has
plenty of timber, water and grass ami
A large number OF prospectors viii
no doubt go in there after spring
opens.
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The deep waterway appropriation
this year will. It is said. exceed $50
100000 II begins TO look as II It
would be almost as deep, anyway. as
a pork barrel
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29

The very latest notion in hairdress-
ing is illustrated here. and this hair
dressing is not at all an occasionally
seen stylc-it is in evidence on every
fashionable head just nov. The ma
tural haiT lis tied at the back and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29

for having violated the national bank
ing laws.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29

arranging the rails, no damage has
been reported to Superintendent Man
sons Office
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. phone, two rings. Mo. So
Bel Phone, two rings, No. Sc
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone. one ring NO. so
Bell phone, ono ring. Mo. SO
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

BOARD and room. bath, $50 TO SIS.
Der month, 234l Madison. Bell 6ii.
L % 2wks
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7 70 2wks
FOR RENT-Small furnished cottage,
2O67 Quincy. SIG per month. In
ouire 931 2lst 81. IL ~ l"k
NEW furniture for sale, low price.
$50 27th. rear i - l"h
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31
DAILY PANHANDLE
BRANCH OFFICE

For the convenience Of the pub
lie the Daily Panhandle will main
tain a brapth Office in the old quart
ers at SIC Polk street. The Pan
handle Printing Company under
the ownership and management Of
Clyde G. Cockrell and Horace M.
Russell, will remain in the quarters
vacated by the Daily Panhandle and
Will attend to the classified sdvertis-
ing and subscription business for
Me Daily Panhandle that may be
left with them. The Panhandle
Printing Company will engage in
the Job printing business sxclu-
,siveiy.
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4 whereas. II ~ been made known
at regular msseing OF W. B. Plem,
OBS Camp D. Q. ", DecemIbsr 26|
1909. that Comrads 1. B. Brown,
who was an honored member Of
General John 8. Aosby's command.
passed from the walks OF men No
vsmber II. 1903, to the great be.
you'd; and that while Conrade
Brown was not . member Of w. B.
Plemous camp. yet no was q brother
Of our beloved brothe. and oomrade
Adjutant Sam J. Brown. therefore
be It
Resolved. that we extent our
brcthsrly sonAo!ence to Comrads
Brown and to the bereaved family.
and dirso Scsi< copy Of this rsso.
luton be spread upon, the minutes
Of the camp: be sent to the family
and published In the Daily Pan
handle.
\ WILL A. MILLER, Sr.
Nas JOE F. TAYLOR,
--~ Committee,
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Whereas, at . regular meeting of
w. B. Plemons Camp U. c. v. in
Amarillo. Texas. held December 26.
1903. 1t was made known to the
camp that another comrads has fall
len and that another name has been
shrouded in black on our member
ship roofs. that of Conrade John. T.
Medley. who was summoned to cross
the great devide and answer final
roll call on December 70. 1909.
therefore be 1t
Resolved. by the members of W.
B. Piemons Camp composed Of the
remnants and fragments of the
noble baAd of Confederate soldiers
who 90 brsvsly bore the brunt Of
the battles and privatiops in defense
OF their homes and loved ones and
for Southern rights. 60 sadly
bow our heads with sorrowing
hearts In submissin to the will of an
all wise God. and hereby extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved
widow and children and have q copy
ef this token sent to his fanny and
published in the daily press Of the
city. 70 each Of US Comrade Nesley
wss kaown as -hrsye soldier. hay
ing served through che war between
the states as . member Of the
Twelfth Louisiana regiment and par
tioipstsd in many battles. He was
sixtyAAve ysass Of age and q Chris
.ag WILL 4. MILL1Rr Sr.
So JoE y TAYLOR,
Committed,
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CITATION.

fhe state Of Texas to the Sheriff
or any Constable Of Potter County
Greeting:
you are noreby comanded 10
summon the unknown heirs OF u.
ocker, deceased, 5y making publica-
ton of this citation once ia each
week for successive weeks prev
ious to the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
county. to appear at the next regu-
lar term Of the District Court of
Potter County. to be holden at the
Court House thereof. In Amarillo,
Texas. on the second Monday In
January. A. D. 1910, the same being
the 10TH day of January. A. D. 1910.
then and there to answer a petition
filed in said court on the 10th day
Of November. A. D. 1909. In suit,
numbered on the docket OF said
Court No. ITO. where r. G. Wise
man, r. L. Rogers. ]. H. Avery, Lee
Green, C. A. Rex, R. B. Newcome,
!. 8. Little, Frank Wolflin and A. B.
Winkler. trustees Of the First Chris
tiaa church OF Amarillo. Texas, a
private corporation organized under
and by virtue Of the laws of the
State Of Texas. and having its place
Of business at Amarillo, Potter
Oouaty, Texas. are plaintiffs. and
the unknown heirs Of B. OcAer, de-
ceased. are defendants. and said
petition alleging that on or about
the let day OF January. 1909. che
plaintiffs. as trustees of the First
Christian church Of Amarillo, Texas.
were lawfully seized and possessed
q the following described land and
premises, situated in Potter County.
Texas. holding and claiming the
same In fee simple. to-wit: Lott
Nos. SIX 90 and seven ~. in block
No. eighty-six (S6). Of the Plemona
addition to the town of Amarillo.
Potter County, Texas. Is shown by
the map or plat Of said addition re-
|cordsd in the deed records Of said
Potter County. Texas; and that they
have been lawfully seized and pos
bessed ef said property on all days
and dates since said time; that at
oil times since said date, the defend,
ants have bee.. asserting some sort
pf claim. title or right in and to
bald premises. when they in fact.
have no right, title or interest in
and to the same. but are casting, a
cloud upon the title of the defend
ants BY asserting such unlawful
claim. Plaintiffs pray that they have
judgment for the title and posses
sion Of the above described premises
and that the claim Of the PENDANTS
be cancelled and held for nausbt, for
costs of suit. and for general and
special legal and equitable relief.
Herein Fall Not, but have before
said Court. IL II saforesaid next reg
ular term, this writ with our return
showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court, at office in Amarillo.
Texas, this the 10th day OF Novem-
Der, A. D. 1909.
(SeaD ROLLTE u. SCALES.
Clerk Pro Tempore, District Court.
Potter County. 80 SC
THEY'RE intereStiug-the "Munnl-
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teefnh century--Miss Lillian Eakle.
Comparison Of Seventeenth CEN
fury and Eighteen century English
literature--Miss Theo Bentley.
Description of the Queen Anne
period--Mrs. A. W. Bivins.
Roll call responses-Current
events.
Miss. Bernice Rassell win lead the
meeting. y
Y Misses Daphne and Felice Stin.
nette were hostesses at a"42" party
this afternoon. The house was at
traetively decorated with Christmas
evergreen and red bells. FavonA
were carnations. A salad course'
was served. The Misses Stinnette
had as their guests. Misses Bonita
Thompson. Laura May McAlpine.
Anna Denitz, May Mobiles. Mary
Clark. Louise Clark, Juauita Kirk,
Ruby Patton, Kaleta Vernon. Kelly
Laird, Enid Ingerton Helen, Trolin-
ger, Willie Kate Meador. Catherine
owen, Johnnie White. Frances
Hughes.
4 + i
Mrs. j. W. Green returned last
night from holiday visit at Elmer.
Okla.
Mr.. ]. M. Russell entertained the
relatives who are guests at his
home. with a trip to the canyon to
day.
About twenty couple Of Amaril-
10 society folks have gone to Vega
for the opening of the Hotel Old
ham there tonight. The opening is
under the auspices Of he W. o. W.
lodge, an oyster supper 10 be fol-
lowed by a dance. Tne special n
cursion train left Amarillo ct hAlf
after three this afternoon and @fll
leave Vega at eleven tonight. The
new hotel has been leased Wy Mr.. H.
e. Wood. who has for some months
been a resident or Amssillo. His
wife, Mrs. Grace Baker Wood. has
become we'll acquainted m this city,
having given enjoyable readings at |
several social gatherings. ana hos 4
many friends here.
4 i 4
Mrs r. A. Spencsr has returned
home b stowsll. Tsxas, after II
Christmas WIN with her son. Mr.. !
A. B. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer.
Mr.. and MIS-. Roger Gist have re-
turned home to Memphis. Texas, az
ter a VISIT with Mrs. Gist's sister.
Mrs. r. r. Deckman and Mr.. Deck
man, 500 Jackson.
4 i +
Miss Florence Wilson Is homo
from a holiday visit in Topeka, |
Kansas.
+ r +
Miss Omega LeMond left Wednes-
day for her home in Quanah. Tex. |
after a holiday visit with her broth
er. and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. !
LeMond.
4 L
At the meeting Of the Baptist Lad
les Aid society wednesday the Of
ffcers for 1910 were elected. The
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

ssefstsrE. Mrs. J. A. Stanford and
treaSures. MyA r. J. Trisg. were reg
elected. New officers arc Mrs..
L. Hendssson president; Mrs. v. IL
MolkiunsV. first Woe psssident; Mrs.
J. d. Nsan second vice president,
Mrs. Homer Johnston. assistant sec.
Rotary.
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DISTRICT COURT FILINGS.

Following are cases recently filed
with the clerk Of the district court:
/. H. Flynor vs.. J. M. Donaldson,
.Jr.
A. L.tMcKnight vs.. w. B. Patter-
son.
Aetna Insurance company VI. TT.
Wetst T. Denver City Railway Co.
w. H. Fvaua.vs. H. E. Hums It al.
r. p. Church vs.. C. e. Cakes ct al.
sGinSfsllow 4 Hume Hardware Co.
". H. b. Hume.
G. w., Harkrider W. G. b. Reeder
Of al.
Charles KiiiouEh vs.. Southern
Kansas Railway coMyany 1t Texas.
Ontario dHmber company W. r.
Carrbine.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rosenbloom vs.. Pecof
& North Tsx1s Railway company. I
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

The Philharmonic musical at tn
Forty Singers club rooms last
night was a well attended and en-.
joyable affair. Tile program, fol-
lowing, was carried out with artis-
tic skill, the Numbers being en-.
Enthusiastically applauded.
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Allen, Miss
Babb, Miss Mobiles.
Murmuring Zephyrs ...... Jensen
Miss Veale.
Somuerlust ........ Schumann
Miss Bentley, Miss Whittle, Miss
Clark.
Suite Romance, Valse Polonaise
........ ........... Arensky
Miss Mobiles, Mr.. Axtell.
'Valse a flat ......... Moskowski
Miss Rider, Miss Hill, Miss White,
Mrs. Pickereil.
Merry June ............ vincent
Miss Brazelton. Miss Whittle, Mrs.
Cooper. Miss Meyer, Miss White,
Mrs. LeMond, Mrs. Veale.
Song Of the Toreador, Carmen"
-. BlZet
Requiem Homer
Mr.. Anderson.
En- Route ............ GODDARD
Mr.. Axteil.
lancred RoSSlnnl
Mrs. Pickerell. Miss Bentley, Miss
Rider, Miss Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Corn of Fort
Worth are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Ozier, 14O4 Van Buren,.
Misses Bertha and Chloe Danner
and DR.. McCright have gone to
Charming to be New Years guests
of Miss Gypsy Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kimbrough
anu idlIltg al ION 1T lOIht III tuStt
new residence. at ITO Van Buren,.
from a visit with her mother, Mrs.
l.. W. White. who is at Mineral
Wells for her health,
The st. Andrews Episcopal guild
will meet Monday afternoon with
che president, Mrs. R H.. McMeans,
soc Polk.
r 4 +
A New Years Eve progressive
dinner and atcn party Will DO given
this ewing by six young ladies,
starting at the home OF Miss Ber-
nice Russell. Each of the hostesses
will serve one course. in the follow
ing order: Miss Russell, Miss Fern
Hays Of Aberdeen, S. D., Miss Iva
Mobiles, Miss Theo Bentley, Miss LII
liam Eskle and Miss Mamie Trigg.
There will be covers for twelve in
the service at each home.
K 4 y
The J. u. G. club will hold its first
meeting in 1910, on Thursday, jan
uary sixth, with Miss Jean Black
burn. At this time the club will take
up tn study of English literature Of
the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
centuries. Fo. the first meeting
there will be the following program:
Sketch OF England in the Bigh-
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

They're interesting-the "Munni-
makers" Read about them In the
Daily Panhandle next week.
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WANT ADS
Too Late To Classify

wANTED-Position a housekeeper
for gentleman. by woman of expert
ence. Address 6oa Lincoln 1882
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FOR SALE-75o acres Of subirri-
gated and irrigable land $3.50 per
acre. stoker & Paxton, Alanreed
Tex. 13l-3-p
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The "Munnima kers" are an inter
esting lot of people and what they
will have to say in the Daily PAN
handle will affect your pocketbook
nightly.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

Tho "Munnlmake9s'' have . story
10 tsll-rsad n In the Daily Psnhan.
de soon.
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FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
rooms. 7ot Jackson 13i 81
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

.Rssd che seo<y OF the "Munntmak'
srs" in the Daily PsoAsndIe NEXT
week.
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FOR RENT-Modern bungalow. 'ur.
nished: all oonveniences. Apply to2
East Sixth street Phone 307.
l5l &c
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1909-12-31

FOR sALE-Gocd piano. cheap
easy terms. Address J. Daily Par
handle. 1si g.