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Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
The Worlds Sunday
School Convention.
Continued from lst page)

The eahing journals of Switzerland
and of Frankfort Germany, have Civ
en- much attention to ''the Congress, y
and have devoted unusual liberal space
to report and favorable comment.
The welcome to this beautiful City
was voiced by the May or, and leading
Church Officials, and the convention
closed, leaving a good impression
everywhere,
An attrac tive feature has been the
bilingual character of the program
proceedings. The program has been
given in English, for the most part,
md then translated into German, the
lguage spoken by II per cent of the
liss people. The German contingent
he convention is very large, the
srpreter a remarkable linguist, is
SldA H. L. E. Luring of Frankfort a
man who speaks fiuently and inte lii
gently p languages.
From the hour when the visitors
were welcomed, Tuesday afternoon
Julv s, to the beautiful home of Mrs.
Rieter Bodmer, where thu Kaiser
Wilhelm was entertained and where
Richard Wagner once lived and wrote
several of his great works, to the
closing moment of conservation this
evening when DR.. F. B. Meyer of Lon
don dis missed the great congregation,
every hour has been filed with service
in the name of the master.
Bishop Vincent, conducted the op-
>ening service, and the conven tion
sermon was delivered by Rev. Floyd
w. Tomkins Of Philadelphia. On the
convention theme THE Sunday School
and the Great Commission. Great
themes have been discussed and the
list of speakers has been a notable one.
The Missionary emphsis has been
the dominant note of the convention,
and the reports of the six great COM
missions, appointed many months ago
to study the present conditions, needs
and opportunities of Sunday School
work among all people. and on every
continent, have been presented in
manner that has thrilled every men,
ber of the Convention. and haye prov
en- a great incentive to the planning Of
marked advances in the work Dur NJ
the coming triennium, These great
commissions in order of their reports
are:-C Continental Europe, = Bishop
John L. Nuelson of Zurich, Chairman.
Rev B. M. Triple of Rome, Secretary;
India, Sir Robert Laidlaw of England,
Chairman. Rev. Robert Burgess of In
dia, Secretary; Hawaii, The Philip.
pines, Japan, China and Korea, Mr..
II. ]. Heinz, Pittsburg, Chairman,
Frank L. Brown, Brooklyn, Secretary;
South Africa, Rev. F. B. Meyer,
London, Chairman, Arthur Black,
Liverpool, Secretary; Mohammedan
Lands, Bishop j. c. Hartzell l.. l.. D.
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
Shock Of Having Teeth
Extracted Stuns Woman

Evansville. Ind. Aug. A. The
mind of Mrs. doc" Toole be-
came a perfect blank today after
she had % teeth extracted and
she was unable to recognize any
one. Her husband hurriedly
took her to Boonville, Ind, on a
traction car to see her parents,
Crittenden record-press., 1913-08-07
Lookl A Stitch in Time

LOOR! n OtHcH IN IIUe
Saves nine. Hughes Tonic
(tastes pleasantly, taken in early
Spring and Fall, prevents chills.
Dengue and Malarial Fevers.
Acts on the liver, tones up the
system
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
FOUR FREES GIVEN FOR BEST REASONS WHY WE ARE
 ALAskA'S BEST FRI END.

Thc Trize1; 1-irxt. turkey sScoua, Turkey; lLit1, ohicken: fourth. can oysters.
 We wElt give the above uAmcd prizes iu ths fnur scholars of Eome's nublIc Eehool or sisters school scRding in the ftirc ICat reasonH stniing why OUT coInvaIY La "Alasl<0's Best FtjAnd'
 I1snsnier use contest is opsI 70 al rurlls rf tls public and slstsr's R, ,1nn,s. Either mail your Ivo rsa- sonz cr hand them In.o our elHce. The contest w:ll rlnBe February 1s. 1913.
 EI&vc your reasons Rl9hHd. We will priut soma sf thu beat ra2solIs anb- r1tttRd. The three judges will be r1Inel next ~eek.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co. hdr "Ataskz's Eeat Friend"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
HARTMAN CORPORATION
 SCHEME BECOMES LAW
epscisl NuSaAk asrvleS,

Special NuseAt asFvies.
 ALBANY. Feb, 1.-aoyernor gui. Fer today signed tho IIA-rIran bepe. m corporations bIn This meAhs the ihcoTpoNat4pn of the tunHs which tho great r&iIroAd magnntH lsrt for the pOrpo#e ar fonnding laboratory and I'r TeAeArch. It also includes the fund Ter tho mAIntenaIlca of T1noTA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
ALASKA '. :
 s---s. A i.' : NOTES

.,,,te cltizrn. nftr"nesf ,. 's'1 \
 ,Shlh had lts Inception tn r1,tarrd wns e""au'"mAl"o m hs ths first Uf thr week. when -'.,..,. ,ape ut Pratt fs' rrntt aS ,.,rd tp Lhe plainlET E'1 tho ~s1 and at 1g.So th" Rnrsn day ,p. dlrorrse wEs married '" He' ," Ewtoc. '. ,.a T. u. r3urlou.
 u;,h unlawful enhabitotIon. fp. S". ot the CRIES rried in 1ditarod -,r,u,rr. rhe sIrused heing con- 's inc second trial. cOnsidet- ~.' '- n. fact Hortun had already spent :, tail. Judge Fuller rns*ed a s, prntenos ,t one hags in1pris- .. Afrst hts reiense he rHmf 1r.,+bnnxz whitheT the Indy i" the .... mad pronsAc1 him.
 va Lu5erltc, wfn IE n 5o'Irf1nltxn CT "A. ~ y,u.aTs Of 1ss7 arrived in J"HsA1 s,tardAEI having En"e "P an '""
 ~r,s ,auueh C'omrnIere, Ii" G %.t,oE hale and hdA-tr'
 - T.wderkh nnS l1vrd In WrnF.Sel .~ fine past fprty rearE- Formerly te r..a In silkn. He Will rrnnAtn in .-.u rnr s few day" vlsirinE 'Id s4wdF.
 railway end a1arlnr Ncwi. Scal.lr.
 -. ,,,s, sareral pu9rt Sound p''urh -,,o hard hit by the 1oaa n: a rA rGn If fin cnnnsnt'ntes nn llr <'t'"dTer Uuvs- Wave, Whi1h wRs wrecked md |. ,nta1 lCsE. Hm Seward pcniDE"lh h. mpnth. Thc rafGn "rls yT'r""d al ;.AeuG
 The hremeI, on se Whiic Star liner AA,aiIc did not Hlnl the ship hcinE dssaiusd q hnurz at saIlds TTr'>' hy ,m tox because GeorEr l1nion nf r.irbanss. .Alaska, s7iri [" he "e E'r'' u.altA. supplied lhen with ''1":A ,htaxs winns until politely reruRate" Ay capt. T. F. Hayes. IL x. R. tH A..sxt. Lsn0E pAsshA CHI sold coins Ika tI,ey E&re c9cperS,-Ex
 In q campaign address hriiv%'"'h atI Ruhy Alaska, Henry KhdAn. one nc the sacezafu1 randidatcs for thc trIr,- tv.tal $onAtA, E9re a ahort history 0: Ma coming to Alaska al'Hnst neteeu yssre ago. and m9nt[oued tiIe facI thot duEhS eli this time na has nercr Lctu iuaMea the toTEiLnEy' and. sfau. Inst he nas made nr hiR mind 10 spAhd r:A Nmalnder If hIs lilo it. Inc e's..nt7y. Hs explained hnw ne had followed ihn neetpnIton nt the wood rhoppA-, Ihc prMpector Eud the utlr,r, nIId law hc had HnnlIY BsHGc UP lis mind tG nuit hs pick and the EhovH1 md ta try his hand aL z1mpfhlnE Aaa1cr. Tho zv4slt- tr AeWEcd everybody IL thu nIcRtirg tu buy 2 couple ot low lmnkz. study 4F a tnGnth or two nrte lrrg rat II Hhgie, And let so1PhG6T elHs, d. Ih0 digging.
 Mr. Eul+er's imporLnnrs in corgreRa HAen regarded iron, ;L TT%slEru stand joint H1psH frnn his EnowtrtEE rf AT. Hsk1- which country Ec arst visited ir iSsb. ent %hHh hr uniformly IIriecd sssry Sear thTeaCter nnd wi:E p-ch1- 9B cnnfinhe sn t4. tLl rTen though
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

Rarx.
 /. fHs pArachlar stunt 1n Alaaha. ls tho dsssicnnent of uopper MIne. where ne ana hiR family hnss eHpendaf mnr0 than s5oo.coo, but have recalsea tn Frturn 43Gc.01o naorA lhun the UtIE- inal 'nYcsirhrnt-uf Si.icG.oa0.- -Curlu. va Alazknn,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
MATTERS OF RECORD
FEBRUARY }. 1p13. I1cakions-

L1caAsons. icnrh S%G'ton No. 3, J. M. Cook. Pir.Ire bench. Anvil creek, NiLFnn n. RcEHT md Pat AcG1nty
 Power 1t Attorney, lrhnL u. ToWeTl and Eliza neth Sn- HCLl tT Charles Nilot-
 Deed. l7u2nieCI HVweIi tr '.un Kelly lot k. l3inEe 90.
 Prosfs sf L1hor. EarLhuIul%" fraction oN :|Irnrsl: R. ". Graham. SH- and Nr. Eagle Icdp nt1ImG. SnlnIpu TlrpTi A. GlsIhRn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
DISCONTINUE TRAFFIC
 DEPARTMENTS ON HcAns
Special Nugget 6nruInA.

Special Nugget 6nruIaA NEW Y0RK. Feb. I. .Loy1tt an nouncer the disUont1nuauus of the ttanhc departments Gn thr I:nInn Pa- el1'G aln HorthHtR FAciIic raElroa dS. The cnHbinEtlon Uf the two iz be. hcrrd tn haS@ reulpced he nscAEEIty Ter those Appointments
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

AlIseH erenAr is a PitrhVr frvm Pnehsr*;He. He will make the hus;. rsss men hit ths sSind ruesdsy nig,t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

Judge lsmsn ~ilL hit tEh Dill ED hard fhAt he can turN a hznx sRrind hst~Asn aaeh hRss and arrive eafsiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
CALDWELL AND NATION
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS

4 10 propose 10 celebrate me
Glorious Fourth tomorrow aud for
double reason. said d l.. Caldwell
last night
II Is my own birthday. as Well as
that Of Miss Hail Columbia and !
can be- both patriotic and personal IL
feel inclined. Watch for me I
intend 10 make a lively day OF it
Mr.. Caldwell will be- rs years
young today He vas born in Green
Vile, Ala. July 4. 1885. but vas lat.
or fired with a desire for adventure
and more latitude. and moved 10 Tex
as For many years he has lived iu
Amarillo and Is known 10 every man
woman and child IN the city. who has
been here ns long AZ fortnight
Mr. Caldwell ~ still vigorous ply
sically IN fun possession OF keen men
tai faculties. and Is striking evil
dencc of the fact that clean living
aud high thinking Ia an ozony alti-
tude Is conducive 10 longevity Ills
numerous friends will join The News
Ia extending him hearty Fluctuations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
FARMERS INSTITUTE IS
ORGANIZED At CANYON

DR. e. a Hazard. secretary ~ the
Potter Comfy Farmers Institute. yes
teraay received word from Major W.
II Duffel. With the state department
Of agriculture that a farmers insu-
tute had been organized at Canyon
with a large membership and under
most fayorlng auspices.
Major Duffel eas az rmbarger yea-
tcrday 90 the interest Of the depart
ment. ana viii be- at Hereford today
Tor the purpose of organizing an in-
siiiute a. that point.
= liH 81 the Randall County lnsti-
tute members b. given. ~ follows
Wilton VIM president VI =
stone. vice president. vs. ] Flescher
secretary ] " Craig. r + Reid. Cy
rug Eakman vs.. 3. Heller. ! W Rat
.tikin. 4. n Henson. = Hicks. = q
Thompson. " = Shelnutt. j x Har-
ter Is Frank Bule. Ike Sieen. Sam
Heyser. s M DoNning Worth a
Jennings. &. a. McAfee. = - wore. $
Ia Griffin. VI Black. . Thomas.
L.. " Fleshchor. Il T. Lester. Y r.
Foster. u a. Terrill & T. Coos. j
a Hnl. T.. a Pierce. Ross Craig. H.
A. Campbell. y scheo. s. u Mcclure.
IT, - sholnutt. W r Bowen, e. 7.
word. T. + Gucnther
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
PLANS EARLY ACTION
To ERADICATE sCAB|[s

with q yieW Of taking effective
steps 10 com bat the spread Of scaDles
among Texas cattle. plans are under
way to assure an early meeting OF
the cattlemen OF the infected terri
tory A. a result Of this meeting. IA
o. believed that definite aud concert
ed action toward eradication wiil
{ follow
The following letter from Chair
} man Waddel Of the Live Stock SAINT
tary Commission 10 Judge o " Sci
son throws fol light upon the mat
ter.
Fort Worth. Texas. June Is. 1913.
Judge q n Nelson. Amarillo. Tex.
I Dear Sir Realizing that the Live
/ Stock Sanitary commission of Texas
. is not in possession Of monopoly OF
/ Information pertaining 10 the work
OF scab eradication We have couclud-
cd 10 call meeting ~ the repreaen-
tatlve cattlem"n Of the territory In
/ frcted with scabi.s In cattle for the
purpose Of discussing the question OF
gcab eradication and further for the
purpose Of arriving If r. systematic
method OF procedure that viii meet
With the appreciation Of the cattle
men Interested and conform to the
rules and regulations Of the Live
Stock sanitary Commission. ana
that will prove effective in the oradi-
eating Of the Fcab or Of the ranges
OF Texas Believing that YOU az
we'll as every other right thinking
cOwmau. Is Interested in this work
aud believing that YOU viii give The
Sanitary Board your cooperation.
am writing you this letter 10 ask YOU
10 meet myself ana Dr Allen. the
head Of the inspection work Of the
Bureau of Animal Industry iu Anna
rillo on Iuly rs. there to arrange @
systematic scab eradication program
cannot possibly write every man
Interested. therefore ! viii ASH you
10 discuss this matter with yoW
friends aud ask them 10 meet with
us. aR many of them as can. and
further ask that YOU notify this of
flee as early as possible after receipt
OF this letter. whether YOU or any
Of your friends and how many viii
meet as on this occasion This is a.
matter of vital Importance 10 you
aud your country aud ! especially
urge that YOU give II your serious
consideration and meet with MS un
the above day aud date.
Yours very truly.
". " WADDELL.
Chairman T.. s S Commission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
AMARILLO DRri COMPANY
INSTALL, ELEC TRIO SIGN

The Amarillo rug Store Is the
newest among III city's progressive
establishments e install an attrac-
tive and ornamental electric sign.
The sign Is simbe IN design. but
doubly effective br that reason, and
aside from ~ Unitarian use. adds
considerably 10 te appearance OF
POLK street after nightfall.
a special feaure In connection
With the sign. witch Is worthy OF
note. IS that II VS. manufactured In
Amarillo by the ,unn Electric Com
pany. which Is nov In position TO ex-
ecute orders for signs on short no.
ticc IN any desigi desired with flash
or attachments.
Buying the mae-at-home proddst
is growing Ia 10 or. and II consist
entity followed viii result in add
ti0nal manufactures In Amarillo
within the next fw years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR
MONTH Of JUNE ISSUED

The meteorological summary for
month Of Junef just issued BY Obser-
YER r j. Considine OF the local Wea-
Their Bureau. presents data Of spe-
cial interest
The record shows that there were
seventeen clear days. during the
month Of June .. cloudy. partly
cloudy. and q total precipitation o.
2.G2 inches.
Mean atmospheric pressure Tor the
month was 1884. highest OF 30.2 ]
being recorded on June 30. lowest OF
1850 on June %.
The highest temperature Of % de-
grees was reached on June =. the
lowest Of 60 degrees on June &c. The
greatest daily range was shown on
June 2, - degrees. the lowest on
June 4, I degrees.
Normal temperature for the
month was 100 degrees. soluto
maximum temperature for June for
the past - years l0i. Absolute
minimum for same period, ~ de-
grees
Prevailing direction OF wind for
the month. southwest Total move
ment. Si7G miles. an average hourly
velocity OF ll.A miles. The maximum
velocity for period OF five minutes
was 20 miles per hour. from the
southwest. on June ].
or the miscellaneous phenomena
recorded were thunderstorms on june
I, June 9 and June 20,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
DR.. MCCONNELL WILL
PREACH FOR REVIVAL

Dr. + ~ Mcconnell Of Dallas,
corresponding secretary Of the ToNis
baptist convention, reached Amarillo
yesterday afternoon. and occupied
the pulpit OF the First Baptist church
last uight Dr McCounc,l viii preach
during the revival which is now In
progress.
The attentive audience which
heard Dr. Mcconnell last uisht were
deeply impressed with his forcoful
aud earnest uttcranccs. and already
the spirit has been aroused which
assures a notably successful revival
series
Dr. Mcconnell bears reputation OF
being ouo OF tho mos convincing and
appealing OF Baptist diyiues In TcAaa
ana 1t Is believed that marked re-
suits for good viii follow his preach
INK here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
DECLARES OUTLOOK IN
PLEMONs COUNTRY FINE

Hon Champ Taylor OF Plcmons.
Texas. vas IN Aaarillo yesterday.
leaving last night for an extended
trip through AriDna and West Tex
as While away. re- will visit Phoe-
nix and other isportant points in
the new state. dring solourn OF
several weeks.
"Plemons and hutchinson county
are in splendid shape." said Col.
'Trayl0r yesterday afternoon. Album
dant rain fell lai night. and will
prove Of great besflt TO farmers and
stockmen In the Plemons sections.
The outlook ia nost promising and
optimism Is abOy, par We look for
busy autumn al year OF unpre-
cedented develOpaent."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
SANTA f ISSUES NEW
FREIGHT TRAFFIC BOOK

The new book of rules aud in
structious governing the transpor-
tatiou OF freight traffic. just Is
sued by the Santa Fc railway. con
tains a harmony chapter eight
terse paragraphs regarding the rela-
tionship which should exist between
employees of the carrier ana the pub
lie. Tho harmony chapter fol
lows
THE function Of the freight traf-
fic department Is 10 develop and
solicit 'rei-ht traffic. and 10 pre-
scribe reatos. rules and regulations
for the handling thereof
Agents and other employees OF
the Santa Fc are expected 90 co.
operate with the freight traffic de-
plrtmcut boo the solicitation and DE-.
yelopmeut of freight traffic. and to
this end are requested to commuui-
cate 20 the freight traffic depart
meut officer In charge Of the terri
tory any views or suggestions which
vii tend 90 promote the growth
and development Of freight traffic
The freight traffic department
recognizes the necessity for the most
cordial Relationship between the
company and the public
The local freight agent who. iu
certain localities. is the only au-
thoriled representative OF N, com
pany, very largely through DTS re-
laiions with the public molds the
sentiment Of the community towards
the railway company
II Is urged that every courtesy
and consideration should distinguish
the acts % the agent and other en-
ployes In their dealings With the
public or individuals generally.
The local freight agent should
furnish fun information IN detail 20
the freight traffic officer In charge
OF the territory relating 10 am an
tagonism which may exist on the
part OF the public or individuals
toward the company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
. PANHANDLE BANKERS
. PROGRAM IS SHAPING

Final touches are being given IN
the program for the annual couycu
tion of the Panhandle bankers Asso
citation. to bee held u Amarillo, july
90 and %. aud plans Tor the meet
ing are beins rapidly shaped
Belief Is expressed that the attend
ance on this years convention will
be- the. largest In tho history Of th,
association Special forms of enter
taiument will be- provided for the VS.
itors. aud It IS planned 10 make Ia,
meeting a notable one from every
viewpoint.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
LATE BRYANT B. HALL

Funeral services for the late
Bryant n. Hail. whose death occur
red Wednesday afternoon, after "a
protrartcd illness. we're conducted
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at
the First baptist church By the pas
tor. Rev. Il 4 Jenkins.
lutermeut was made al Llano
cemetery. under auspices Of Palo pu-
ro Lodge. knights of rythias Many
beautiful floral offerings spoke mute
Is of the esteem in which the dece-
dent VAS held boy sorrowing friends,
90 whom be- had cudoarcd himself
during his residence in Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
Amusement
THE TIGER LILY"
AZ DcaI'li. Today

An animal pIture with real,
gripping story bthind II the story
.of woman tori by jealousy who
sends Tiger to Destroy the girl who
she hates. little knowing that the
grl IS her own laughter a storm.
a flash ~ lighting. villa set afirc
and iu BE- the fastcoming events that
bring the destruction of the Tiger
LILLY herself
MS all that YOU hoped they would
do some day With Mid animal
theme The Viagraph actors pre-
sent 10 100 three reels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
The International Correspondence
Schools

OF Scranton. Pa, viii conduct a dis
play of students work outfits. books,
etc. In the show window OF Ken
bricks Furniture Store from the Bird
20 the sth OF this month During
this display they will give a special
club discount 10 anyone enrolling
which saves from $1,000 20 $500
on the various courses. students.
tell your friends.
Everybody see the interesting ok
hibit. u YOU fail to see the manager
phone l417 and make date to meet
him. Act now and save the discount
over two hundred students are study
ing specialized courses with the &.
+ here IN Amarillo Dates OF club
offer 3rd 10 18th inclusive
j. 7. PtE. Mgr
20S-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

DON'T use o cough medicine con.
tanning opium or morphine They
cons,ipatc the bowels aud do not cure
only stifc the cough Examine th,
label and II the medicine contain.
these harmful opiatos refuse II Fol
oy's Honey and Tar Compound con
tains no opiates. O. healing and sooth-
ing Frank lcuug Mgr, Wickwire
Hotel. Hooper. Nrb saws recon.
mend Folcys Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs and colds and lost
voice ! used II myself aud Tor my
children. and It Us The only medicine
that always does the work Ran
DAN DRUG Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

any, largest size. piano, case slightly
scratched. otherwise new aud Ia first
class condition. This piano retails
at S35O.O0. will sell for $50 First
come. first served a. + Meyer, Au-
ditor. Room % General office Bldg
II. y. 4. Ry Co. 2uS-Gc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
NiIIIl 1,

The partnership Of Drs. Pattcn a
Gist has been dissolved by mutual
fonsent Dr. Gist will be- in rooms
IS and 80 New Fuqua building with
Drs McManus a Wrather Phone
BIS. n. H. Gist 2Ul-l2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Two we'll furnished
rooms for housekeeping. modern
conyeni,nors. co, Van Buren, 81.
Phone 1880. 2Og-3p
FOR RENT Seven room house gu3
Fillomre. modern, drranged nicely
for light housekeeping rooms Apply
To Mrs Person. $40 Fillmore rholc
2lo. 209-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

Al Classified Ads must be ac.
companied by tho cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

First class siOO Piano. $50
Call at 500 Monroe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR RENT Two light housekeep-
ing rooms 1U3 Monroe street.
SUS-5p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

BARBER fixtures for sale or oX-
change Two chair combination case
Koch's No. 800. two chairs No. q,
layatory No 1923. Full PARTICULAR
Write Box SO. Tulia, Tex 20N-lOt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

best location in city. Desire to sell
account leaving city Address =. a
e.. care News. 2Oa-Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR RENT one or two furnished
rooms 40 Polk. 2O9-,p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR SALE Furniture for i-room
houe. Also automobile shed a bar
gain II taken al once. 5l3 Harrison
or phone ll3S. 20g-ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR SALE New piano. part cash,
easy terms The best Of bargains II
sold before the 9Th Address Lock
Box 21i 2O9-Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR SALE Cigar and confectionery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR RENT Furnished room ia
modern plastered house. Phone 20
or call al 1U2 Harrison. 2O9-2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-04

FOR SALE one Harrington mahog.