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The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
PLAN ON TOBACCO
REJECTED BY CON.

Washington. -. C.. June 1G.-
After six weeks OF work ON the TN
dcrwood tariff bill. Democratic lead
err OF the senate have nearly COM
plctcd their task aud viii have the
revised measure ready for the party
caucus some day this week.
Majority members OF the finance
committee met today 10 begin con-
sidcration Of the sub-committcc's re-
port Of the agricultural schedule.
A graduated tax on tobacco ~ an
amendment to the tariff bill was un-
animously rejected by the majority
members of the senate finance COM
mittec today. who voted down .Scna-
tor Hitchcock's amendment Suggest
ed by Attorney General McRcynolls.
The committee approved placing
livestock and grains on the free list
with countcrvaling duty, except
oats. which remain dutiable at ten
cents a bushel and oatmeal at 30
cents hundred pounds. Citrus
fruits were unchanged.
The committee voted to take
bananas from the Underwood free list
and impose duty upon them.
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Pinplss Should
Be Watched
Nay - Means e Abses6iag Dissass
Cssos II Mese Onsxpoeesd
onnR.

The world renowned laboratory Of
iected = vast amount OF Information
regarding the spread Of blood diseases
In Thousands Of instances the most
virulent types have been the result OF
coming In contact with disease germs
In public places. and ths apparently In
significant pimpis has been the cause.
II spreads with astonishing rapidity.
often injecting the entire system In u
few days.
It's fortunate. however. that there
10 remedy to cope quickly and thor.
oukhiy with such u condition. and
thanks to the energy of Its producers
the famous II y 4 may now be had
at almost any drug store In the civil
lied world.
This preparation stands alone ss .
blood purinsr. II is somewhat revo'a.
tionsry In Its composition. since Il
accompiishss all that was ever claimed
for mercury. iodidcs. arsenic. and other
destructive mineral druEs. and yet u
10 absolutely y purely vegetable prod.
uct. II contains one ingredient which
iaiinH each tiny cellular part of tho
Tissues to the healthy and judicious
selection Of Its own essential nutrt-
m~nt. There are more cases Of nr.
tievlar rheumatism. locofnosor ntnxia.
paPssia. neuritis. and similar diseases
than most people are aware Of These
facts are brought out In . highly In
t-rssting book ro,npiied by the medical
department Of TAs aHift spseiac Co.
i11 Swift Bids.. Atlanta. ua. u 10
mailed free, together with . special let.
with . blood dts~as~.
Oct . bottle of = r to-day
Of your dvusgtst. u will surprise you
witt Its wonderful action IN the blood
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
OMAHA ORDINANCE
VOID SAYS COURT

Washington. June !G.-Thc su-
prcms court today nnnuil-i as un-
constitutional the Omoha. Nebraska.
ordinance Of 1908 directing the cit,
electrician to disoonn.ct wires of the
Omaha Electric light aud power COM
rany.
The court. through Justice Van
acscntcr held the original franchise
Of the company had not expired by
n grant pcrpctuity and was not lin
tied To twenty years.
Th. court also held that the city
had treated the franchise as inciud-
ing n right to do an electric heat aud
power business aud the effect OF this
was to cstop the city from denying
the company had such power.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
Awake entND.

"You'rc looking mighty sour: whai's
the matter: Honey moon over?" Il
guess 60" How'd that happcu!'
"Oh. we were drifting along down
llfs's cnchantcd stream. like tho poet
tells about. and Just as wns thiukiuE
! should like to drift on and on with
her forever. she up and told me that
she has got to have some monsy."-
Houston Post.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

SERMONS

The 1tfS& j. :. Church South.
sunday uosuinE subject: The
Chaiicnse OF tho Gross
Text: John ix:ii. The cup that
Ny Father hath sivea Ne. shall !
not driak it,
Jesus has finished His ninisesy.
and miracles. His scacratiou has
had It's opportunity to sr~ In Him
the fuifiiim~nt Of all prophecy. aud
10 rejoice With Joy unspcakabic aud
full of glory. Somc have sccn aud
rrjoiccd. Others have had . vision
too blurred To scc anything divine
In Him. and move on. merely cater
tain-d by the stupcnduous evcnis OF
His unparalleled career.
lie now comes forth for Hia cru.
citixion. Thus the events OF . great
divine plan are paaiue. interrupted
here aud there by wicked men and
ldevils. but tho plan proceeds.
The cup Ny cup. God deals
With mankind Individually. each
having . cup containing bitter
and sweet. and rome the bitter drcxs
Of wickcdnssa. Jcsus' cup was the
biiscrcst ever tasted by man. In IL
was all Of Gcthscmcac. Calvary. the
the pain. the gloom. the shame. the
anguish OF the wine press Of hut
man redemption.
''Thc Cup which My Father sivca''
Ny Father" IL not the divine
principle" the divine philosophy Of
a supernatural The creative gen.
ius'' or God Of nature. and 70 on. OF
the Eddieitcs and other pagan cults.
from the misis Of ancient dia,oltsn,.
Hut My Father God the Father
A personality. divine. with aitri-
buatcs infinite OF love. wisdom and
power. Conscious OF every created
thins. sensible OF the fall OF the
sparrow. the birth Of the child and
the death OF Ills saints.
shall I not drink IT," Working
In harmony with My Father" I
shall drink Il. The Cross Ia there.
fore an emblem OF submission to the
Fathers will. implicit faith in Him
Harmony with all His works. Deep
love for mankind. Immortality.
Higher and divincr manhood, justi-
fyinE 10 great . sacrifice.
The Cross Of Christ therefore IL
a challenge TO men for greater awith
In 0od. A nobler conception OF hu.
man rights. A more profound love
for mankind. The Cross challenges
men to love men more. To love God
more. To carry His gospel to every
creature. Hasten the coming Of His
kingdom. To maintain and enlarge
His church. To lift up the fallen.
To cheer the faint. Lead the blind.
The Cross challenges men to put in
TO the gospel Of salvation their mon.
ey. their time. their strength. II Ia
a challenge to preach. to teach, to
minister. to build, with an eye sin
gle to His glory.
Calvary Ia the witness that Jesus
Christ drank His cup. and the Cross
challenges me. YOU. to drink ours
will we!
The rich biography OF the human
race Ia that II men who accepted the
the challenge. thus the cross becomes
the inspiration sf all lives worth |
while.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
lMopleaeiosl.

WAersvsr nan has done vsa y ~,
arts. sAs vision Of some insOlTang
woman = bshind his WORK. ~
mpss and lovely women. long dcad.
whose kisses are impsftshabis In tone
o. pigment or tale: women who called
70 themselves for . liiiie space the
BIZ. .soulcd men Of their time. and sent
them away iliustrious--will Lovias.
ton Comfort.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
Positively Not.

he reformed burglar. upon his re-
lease from jail. Was inclined to be
bit facctious. simply state" he rc-
marked to q reporter who chanccd to
bO In the VI Unity. that under no cir
cumstanccs will b. q candidate for
another term" Proving that burHiars.
~ well rs comedy actors. hnvo = sense
Of humor-JudSe.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
MIsss,.s Msss sy Gsrsy aass.

WlseaDse Maze ~ 9sssy Msa.
According 70 . German bsologtoe.
naa made Q mistake whaa. csaturtes
aso. 10 changed himself from . QsaA.
Supsd 70 . oipcd. The eoateatioa bsiAs
that many psesens.4ay ilis are dse TO
earryins the spine II IN upsisht post.
eioa when Il Vas latso1el 70 - eas.
sSod hoeisoatally.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
A. - NodDeol,,.

Me6ssty dsdst NATE drsss. Dress
made Dodessy. Osly Il should b.
borne u aind that oocs modss,y has
developed ths ooavsatioos cannot b.
suAdsoly and radically violated With.
osl social degsadattoa. Nodssty isn't
somslhiag that doesat matter. Il 6o0s
0Asise.-E1ehanea, ,
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
1.ke a.. a NJ elr,e Teee,,.

II you have ths health and bsassy
os yoar child q heart. ~ particular
attsstioa % ths tsesh. Decayed and
aching tsseA worry The child. mailing
k nervous aDa disagsssabis. TIE
gsrms hasboss1 IN dscaysd sssth are
rseDossibas Tor pany diseases. Have
IL 0sse teseA 0sil takaa care q %
iasose . healthy. regular seeeaA *
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

Hss hssthss see cssssiNS csppse.
4 method for colosins copper blss.
red asd iridcsccne hsss BY euspso6.
Ing Il In . copper sessats solution and
passing IN electric eufreat through
tAs latter has bees perfected ~ ca.
neal university professor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
8vesyboGDy kNosU.

evsrybe6y kasW.
Al . social salhsrias . httis Sifi
know recited The Charge -oe the
Lsht Brigade" Reaching Ne Tine
-lnto the Jaws Of death. iAto the
moath o." she paussd and look.
Ing around added: "Whsro paDa tod
1Acao % % last aigAa.s
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
NsNeime MS<e eaoy.

oos day my mother cat her nnesr
aad shs put rag on Il Then she
vsns 10 church to practice on the pipe
eeSAn. and little boy who was there
said, %. Mn. H-oaA play ragtims
now."-RxeAanse. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

Times surely change. II used to
be that the candidate who could af-
ford to hire the most brass bands
had the nomination cinched.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

In Lsvs Vlth Tesehse q &
Bokine. six ,Seas0 Old, = . ki16eEs
saftsn pupil. ~Essk1as." ~ epoA -
thsr asked oae svao1nS. ~ yoa me-
your teachsr.~ .lee," eaao ~ ~
Nv. Il iovf her"
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
TO ALL SOCIETIES. LODGES
AND LABOR UNIONS OF
THE CITY OF TRINIDAD

fon are cordially invited to par
'ioipa'c in the official parade Of the
United Spanish Mar cvt"Tans on In-
dependence" Day. July tth. 1919. AZ
there will be delegates present from
all pnris of the state. no doubt m-tu-
hcra OF your organization will be
amongst them. II Is to our mutual
good 1. maintain the reputation of
our city. for hospitality. md by
Joining In this parade. you xiii as
sis, in accomplishing this purpose.
Kindly notify the parad. committee
at you. earliest convenience and
obliSs.
Fraicrnally submitted.
JAMES M'kEOuGu.
II Chairman Parade COMMITTEES.
II in need Of printing Of any kind
phone Tho Cthonicle-Ncws. Samples
and estimates will be chccrfully
given. Phone Trinidad 40.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

Marrying for position has got
many n woman into an uncomfort-
able one.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

A woman can always find some
thing TO admire in a man-if he ad-
mires her.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
oeed werk fsr s,,s vs,L

~veils are a foe to beauty" sAys .
London physician. But in rendsrinS
your opinion do NOT overlook the fAct
that tsils are also . friend - home,i.
aseA
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

Most anything in printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices,
1t the Chronicle News job rooms.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
ras. wee pssssIsa

To6t Wo0 p0oo00e6
"How o. earth "a Mn. nnlyano
ever buy hsr way into soe3styf WITH
her money! with that and ta0t"
Tsctr "Yss. sAe always Ioss q
briAss."r
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

Chronicle News soc = month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16

First Il. Z. Church.
The sermon preached by Re
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16

side inside. Just az in Bible days
Even now the same rule applies
against putting new vino INTO old
bottles" for the dampness soon rota
the leather and makes It weak.
In Asia and africa bamboo joints
are utilized for making receptacles in
great variety. The bamboo in favored
places grows to q diameter Of six
inches or more and "joint" from Q
foot to two feet or more long, makes
an ideal bottle or Jug, for nature pro-
vides It with partition at each JOINT
which makes Il water tight. Bamboo
is very light and very strong.-Tho
Pathfinder.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16
renny,on and Tobacco.

Jennyoon ano J00oeo0s
!; Tennyson's devotion to hia pipo
10 we'll known. but the following story
OF It will probably be fresh to most
readers. A friend had driven him
from Plymouth to visit IN old lady
who stood in no awe Of the poet. Tho
visitors were invited to remain for
the night. but on Mr.. Tennyson's
stipulating that II he did he should be
allowed to smoke In his bedroom the
old lady bridled up That she could
not allow. Bedroom smoking was not
only Objectionable but dangerous,
and for no one would she relax her
prohibition rule. Mr. Tennyson prov.
ing equally obdurate the hostess's own
carriage was ordered out and he was
sent in It back to his hotel at Ply.
mouth. whence. however. he returned
the next morning to breakfast.-From
Mrs. Walford's Reoollections.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16
Talk IN Peaoe.

! The fearful ones may take heart
once more. Tho telephone u not thd
deadly menace some Of it, patrons
think. There arc women who viii not
use the receiver Of . telephone With
put wiping out the mouthpieoe With
p disinfectant, % sure are they that
It IL q tFansmitter Of disease.
Now an eminent bacterio3ogist Dr.
Harold Splits Of London. has made
extensive experiments and declares
the TELEPHONE cannot spread infeoI
tion, public opinion to the contrary.
Therefore, 70 fearful ones. wipe out
your mouthpiece Il you think ID
daintier. but talk IN peace-you win
hot catch tuberculosis or other dread
diseases from your predecessor at the
phone."
tn.idnks
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16
deer FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA
Ars to Be Brought From English
! Estate and Turned Loose In
the Rockies.

| After completing q hunting tour
which occupied the greater part Of
Two years and which has been con.
lducted in the wilds of three contin-
Ients. G. d. Lucas, an English hunter
Ind naturalist who IL visiting Van.
Eouver. will make arrangements be.
fore his departure with the British
Columbia government and game
gardens Of the province for tho accom-.
mediation Of several hundred red deer
which will be brought from his
Fathers estate at Warnham. Surrey,
England. early In September next
year.
These animals have been given to
The government Of the province BY
C. H. Lucas. ST.. the intention being
30 turn them loose In the wilds Of the
Rockies and allow them to increase
nntil their numbers warrant the pass.
Ing Of game ordinance allowing them
10 be shot In limited numbers.
Mr.. Lucas said that It was originally
Intended to send the deer out this
pear. but unhappily the outbreak Of
EnDot and mouth disease among Eng.
llsh cattle had prevented the exporta.
Hon Of any live stock from the old coun.
~. Consequently the animals were
retained. About fifteen years ago his
3hther had made q similar gift to the
government Of New Zealand and since
that time they have multiplied 20
kRpidly that they were now shot every
season. During . recent visit to the
fSlands he had been able to secure
bur magnificent specimens.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16
MADE USE OF NATURES GIFTS
Iooms Of tho Make SHIFTS Which Have
70 Be Employed In Various Parts
Of the Earth,

We In this country have 20 many
Minds Of cheap pals. cans, boxes and
eceptables Of all sorts ready to our
land that It IL hard to realize what
straits the people In cruder lands arc
Tut to for such things. In large part
tof the Orient wine and water are still
carried and stored in bags made Of
skin. usually goatskin with the hair
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-16

NeeQ a Gar?
1t is question that is worth thinking
over; one that is of vital Importance to YOU
and your family
Drudgery on q farm!
That's one great, big, sensible reason
why you should have car.
Long hours hard work, worry and little or no re-
taxation: what kind of life is that? Can YOU see
anything cheerful about it? And what do YOU get
out OF it ALL place to sleep meals some land
and some money---and work, Work, WORK. Your
wife and children get the Sanle--and don't FORGET the
Work. e~' wv
Just because certain people live and work on
FARMS they don't forfeit their rights humans They
have within them the ability to play, to enjoy them
selves, to have some relaxation.
You get little money ahead and then---rlet's get
that northeast forty from JONES'"
More land and more work
Sensible isn't it?
Possibly 50. But the life of the average farmer
isn't so sensible. Merely because of work. hard work.
with no let-up no change no chance to ringle with
others. Such surroundings such viewpoint, leave
their mark on the best disposition in the world
yond which any man o. woman IS foolish t. %: =
Then why not Hvel
enjoy a certain amount of wel-earned recreation?
Your famy-,you, yourself still enjoy themselves;
you all haven't gotten by the time when good time
recreation. change of scene can be appreciated
. good automobile will let you do this Besides
the many times it saves you money it opens up to you
all new worlda world of sociability of visiting if
minging with your neighbors and friends of relaxa
ton and enjoyment
We venture the opinion that half the farmers who
say they cannot afford car, can afford they real
y wanted it.
~ zhz lf!;jl
Mitchell car comes YOU from long line Of good breeding Mitchell
confidence stu Mitchell
Mitchell ca-they $780, $3.50
sustain this reputation
otsof Works
a ' - - - - -A
ATKINSON AUTO oMPA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR CLASSES

The statement 0 made that thoue-
ands wear cyo-rlassos who do not
really need them II you are one Of
these uufortunatcF. then these glass
es may be- running your eyes instead
of helping them Thousands who
wear these Window NAV prove for
themselves that they can dispense
with glasses ii they win get the fol
lowing prescription filled at once
Go % an active drug store ana get
a bottle OF DIPLOMA; nm two ounce
bottle with water aud drop IN one
Diploma tablet with this harmless
liquid solution battle the eyes two TO
four times daily and you are likely
10 ho astouishod 20 the results right
from the start Many who have been
told that they have aslipm1tism.
oyo-straiu, cataract, sore eyelids
weak eyes. coupunctlyltis and other
eve disorders. report wonderful ben
efits from The use % fthis prescrip-
ton Get this m cririion allied
and use Il you may go strengthen
your eyes that glasses Ni'l not bee
necessary Thousands who are
hind ga n"arlY 80 90 ,.ha ,s.~-
glasses would never haze required
them it they had cared tor their eyes
in time Save your eyes before li is
too late DO not become one OF
those victims of neglect Eyeglas
es are only like crutchcs aud every
few years they must hc changed Co
"a the ey"r-incroasing weakened
condition so better soc BE- you can.
like many others. get clear. healthy
strong magnetic eyes through tho
prescription here given. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

WE ARE OFT After the Almighty
Dollar. that IS why We are offering
a good home Tor sale with $1,000
down ana $1,000 per month Tor a
short time only. Dockrly Land Co.
l1-9t
STNANED-Chostnut sorrel horse
pony About u hands Reward for
return 10 Truman Vinyard. Tele-
phone 26S. l1-2p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
Why ~eiaekbalI.d."
SCOOP, The Cub Reporter

The ancient Greeks used marked
shells Tor voting. and from the Greea
word os,rakon comes the English
word ostracizc. that is. 20 shut out
b. one unfavorablo shell Black
balled" means the sane thing. once
upon q time white and black balls BE-
ing used for. secret yot.ag
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
Minimum Wage IN Oregon

PORTLAND. ore. so, O. a
uew Law that will place OREGON Boz
the front rank % the states that
have adopted measures designed 70
better the condition OF women eork-
cra will become operative tomorrow
The Law fixes o minimum wage of
sa.25 week for adult women clerks
who are not apprentice. defines
'lFhi hours and twenty minutes as
tie maximum dat o0rk and nity
hours as The maximum for O. week
and makes . q. " the latest hour
10 which any woman may be- employ
"a on any day of fhe year in mer-
camille establishment The Law au-
t0maticaily elm mates saturday
n.fht shopping and Christmas night
shopping IN such establishments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

WANTED To- rent. three unfurnish-
- rooms In good ue.ghborhood.
Phone ioHi-J. lisp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
TO EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE-What have you TO OK.
change for equity iu good section
Shallow Water land ID miles s ".
Of Tulla. Ions time incumbrance.
s per cent Box 8. Tulia. Texas.
ii-l0t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23

WHO WANTS S2aoO Of $4,000 in
merchandise, for Amarillo property,
Would consider vacant stuff priced
right Gaut room o.. Powell Bldg
t-1t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
WANTED

WANTED Washing. will call for
clothing Satisfaction guaranteed.
3Ul Monroe. Phone 1883. l2-l'p.
WANTED Vendors lien notes or
can place n few city property loans.
+ ~ Lofiorge i2.6t.
WANTED Position by man with
practical commercial experience one
who can do things. Familiar with
office details. including bookkeeping.
advertising and mail order depart
moat. correspondence etc Was con
rer'0d with some of the largest con-
Germs iu The country Grant AN inter-
view Desire % make Amarillo my
home Address " B.. care News
1912
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
When a Man la Careful.

A man viii let YOU marry his
daughter when he doesn't know your
middle name but DO you give his dog
a bone he'll examine it carefully 70
make sure there's no poison on it
Cincinnati Enquirer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS

GENrS-If y5'f roof Is leaky. call
Drszelton Pryo' Co.. they carry the
very best In roo'ins Aquiproof, wea-
therproof aud Valcanite, good, better
and best Phoie 257. 2S3-tf
MASURY'S Flor Paint Wagon
Paint. Barn Pain. House Paint. Flat
Colors. Colors IN on, Lead, Varshos
and Wood Stains are the best Of all.
Biazelton Pryor Co. have car on
hand. Phone 25I. 2S3-tf
CEMENTKOTE will positiyesly pre-
vent water from penetrating cement
blocks or concrete or brick Brallo-
ton Pryor q Co Ihone "a. 3ll-f.
so THE PUBLIC MA. KNOW
The following names paint contrac-
tors employ union men on an their
painting and paper hanging. and wc.
the members OF the Painter Tn
ion. No. 90. respectfully ask the
public to patroniys then n you
want union men To do your work
c. G. Severance. J l.. Curtis j F..
Goldsmith, o. IT. TWadden Ncely
q Shaler J. u Th1mp Oh
T. G. MOUNT
Pres. Local 5st lI-i p.
ANOTHER PLACE SOLD Nioo Nt-
tie home. south Bucharh The buy
eys know where 10 get hat they
want. Gaut, Room Po Ell Bldg
I6.lf
$500 MONTHLY Lady ur gentle
man wanted a. informa'i' reporter
No canyassing Spar .mc En-
close stamp Natonai Realty In
formation Bureau, File 3 Drawer
1863. Los Angeles. Cal lt-.p.
ANYONE Wishing rich ~ Ik deliver
ed night or morning. c.. 1899.
1852.
RANCHES Have some c' 1.ro ranch
propositions on South Plains. Gaut.
Room 6. Powell Bldg lG-3t.
FEET WARNING" Continues at
Room 6. Powell Bldg CIuJ l6-st
HAVE FINE Business o. Amarillo
viii trade for rent proper'f Gaut.
Foom 8. Powell Bldg. lo-ft.
GROCERIES Have client Who vii
buy Grocery Business TO- Amarillo
Live Wire. Caut. Room 3D.. Powell
BLDG. Phone as. ib-a
HAVE CLIENT win Q r.ee lots on
South Lincoln street ani $500 or
$500 cash. SAINT home no. 20 exceed
$3.50 In price aud located east OF
Polk street and north of Oh Gaut.
room .. Powell bldg l1-st
TrV halle N.,.r N.,f A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-23
Ncn rnnadn.Mc>t Indie, service

HALIFAX. s. S. Nov ga
ncR IoTtuiEhtly steamship service be-
tween Canada and the British West
Indies viii be- inauEurated tomorrow
with The sailing of tho steamship
Cobequifof the Royal Mail Steam
Pocket Company The establishment
OF the service Is a part Of the cam
paign inaururated by the Govern
ment some time aRo FOR the defel
opemeut of Canadian trade with he
West Indies
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