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The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Secretary Of State Earle w. Hodges
returned from Corpus Christi, Tex,
where he represented the Texarkana
Board OF Trade In an effort TO ar.
range for a Joint meeting Of the Texas
Press Association with the Arkansas
association at Texarkana IN 1916,
Tho Texas association declined the
invitation,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

A saving OF $4,000 in the construc-
tion OF the new bakery at the State
Hospital for Nervous Diseases will he
made through the use Of 1000 used
brick and the labor Of patients, &C.
cording to members Of the Board OF
Control, The legislature appropriated
$4,000 for the work The building
will be completed within 60 days. Bids
for the construction of an annex to
the hospital at the Confederate Home
viii be opened June 81. The building
will be so by so feet, OF brick, With
slate proof and will accommodate 20
patients.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Farmers Of southwest Arkansas arc
diversfylng IN earnest according
TO Bon l., Griffin Of Little Rock, former
member OF the House OF Representa-
tives, lecturer and organizer for the
Arkansas Farmers Union, who return.
cd to Little Rock from a trip through
Hempstead Howard and pike coun.
ties.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The report Of Capt A. B, Sloan,
United States army officer detailed
20 aid the Arkansas National Guard,
on the camps Of instruction for OIL
cers and noncommissioncd officers Of
tho guard recently ended at Fort Lo.
gan II, Roots, has been mailed TO tho
War Department
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Representative Robert r. poscy Of
Grand County filed IN the Supreme
Court n friendly suit to tost tho
grounds on which an injunction was
recently asked In the Grant Choncory
Court TO keep the road commissioners
OF road district from issuing bonds,
Tho legislative committee appoint
ed 20 audit the state departments an,
nounood that l. H. Thomas, ono OF rho
accountants employed by the commit
tee since It began work. had resigned
and that his resignation had been &C.
ceptHd
Tho Red Cross Confectionery Com.
p0ny OF Warren capitalized NJ Sl0,,
600, flled articles Of incorporation
with the secretary Of state
Hugh Carter state highway enEl.
noer. was IN Camden planning pre-.
limlnary survey Of q road from Cam.
den 20 Bueno Vista
The CastleberryBr0hama co, Of
iAttio Rock, Wholesale optical com.
pany, filed articles Of incorporation
with tho secretary Of state, The com,
pNny is capitalized at $4,000,
Lower freight rates will be granted
on crushed stone by the ArDansas
Railroad Commission, according to i,
Sam Rowland, chairman
The Robinson Drug Company Of
Blytheyiile, capitalized at S5o00 fied
articles OF incorporation.
Oncial8 OF the state treasury c,,
poet payment Of SiS,76O to be- made
within n few days by the Iron Noun,
tain Railroad 40 part ~ $4,000 II
and the Cotton llelt were TO pay the
state foi the costs Of appealing mo
rate cases to the supreme court an,
der the compromise made March Y,
Last week the Cotton Det paid its
9l8,b00 of The amount
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

More than 500 miles or permanent
highways that will represent an in
vestment Of more than four million
dollars, are to be built by road i'm
proyement districts already organized,
according to a table prepared by the
Department Of State Lands, High
ways and improvements, Mississippi
county leads with 100 miles Of road
contemplated to cost $5OO,OOO, The
bonds of three districts have been
sold and three other districts hav
them ready to sell, The other dis
tricts shown In the table have
been organized and preliminary
surveys Of the roads begun
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The Robinson DRUG Company Of
mytheyilo, capitalized at $4,000 has
been chartered BY the NJ
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The state Game and Fish Commits.
SION took up the consideration Of Sec.
ton lG Of tho new game law, regard
ing the collection oC lioensoa from
market fishermen A question was
raised Ns to whether the S25 tax
should bo imposed upon helpers Of
such fishermen,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Tho second days session ei the al,
nual convention Of the Arkansas Cot.
ton Seed Crushers Association vas
attended by many prominent cotton
seed OIL men Of this and adjoining
gtotca. The program was replcto with
interesting discussions and abundant
social features Several interesting
addresses were delivered during the
forenoon,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19
Report of Legislative Investigating
Committee

That the systems of bookkeeping
and accounting put into use in the
state departments by the legislative
auditing committee will result in re-
I duction Of the clerical force at the
state capitol and make possible an
other auditing Of the accounts in one.
fifth the time required by the present
committee, is the statement made in
q report to Governor Hays The re-
port has been submitted by the com
mittee, The message sums up the
work done by the committee, and adds
that the work IN the state depart
ments to be investigated probably
will be completed within 30 days,
The Report.
The report handed Governor Hays
follows:
1--WE, the committee appointed TO
audit the state departments and insti-
tutions, beg leave to submit to you the
following report on the office Of the
auditor Of the state of Arkansas. Our
accountant, Mr. Thomas, has just
handed us his report on this depart
ment. It includes the report from
January /, 1911, to the present time,
The time embraced in this report are
the last two years Of the administra-
tion Of John r, Jobe; administration
of John M, Oathout, deceased; admin
istration of L. l., Coffman, and the
administration of M, f. Dickinson to
date.
eve are glad to say to your excel
lency that with but one or two eXcep-
tions we find that the accounts in this
Office have been handled in such a
way by the different auditors to be
above censure or criticism except as
to the matter OF handling accounts
and vouchers, and in regard to this is
more largely due to the inadequacy Of
the law and the antlquated system
which is used In the department than
to any other cause,
"The auditing Of this department
has been a very tedious and volumi.
nous task The business OF all the
other departments Of the state gov
ernment, as we'll as the business OF
all the schools and institutions OF the
state is transacted through this de-
partment 1t is because Of this that
80 much time has been required to
complete this audit.
"In our opinion there is one change
that should be made In the law gov
erning the issuance OF warrants, They
are now made payable to bearer, but
should be unquestionably be made
payable to order Under the system,
MS II is now, the head Of an institu.
tion can issue vouchers to its EN-.
ployes and present these vouchers TO
the auditor and have warrants issued
payable 10 bearer and he can then
30 to the treasurer and cash these
warrants without authority Of the
payee, We are not assuming that any
dishonesty has been practiced In a
general way because OF this defect in
the law,
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Tho time for Anal settlement and
report on the Iron Mountain and Cot
ton Belt rate e0aea, compromised in
the spring, has been extended 90
days from juno by Judge Jacob
Trobcr IN the United states District
Court
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The Arkansas Railroad Commission
announced an agreement had been
reached with the Iron Mountain Ran.
rood whereby ahlpmonta Of crushed
rocl, would bo reduced materially
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The Robinson Drug Company Of
Blytheyille, capitalized at $4,000, iiied
articles OF incorporation
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The Red Cross Confectionery Com.
pony OF Warren capitalized Nt S0'
600, filed articles OF Incorporation
with the secretary Of state.
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Lower freight rates will bo granted
on crushed stone by the ArRansas
Railroad Commission, according to !,
aam Rowland, chairman
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

Hugh Carter state highway cngt
noer, was IN Camden planning n pre-.
liminary survey Of road from Cam.
den 90 Buonn Vista
The Harrison times., 1915-06-19

The CasteberryBr0hOma CO. Of
Litto Rock, Wholesale optical com.
pany, filed articles Of Incorporation
with tho secretary OF state The com
pOny is capitalized Ot $4,000,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

ed river, which was the scene q
u1ca rsacsr mining IN - This river.
said 70 Be che q the widest n tie
world gees winding. pitching, rushing
through TIE course where are many
steep falls. making q itself picture
C awsr< might ard toseable beauty
After IRE VS., TO TIE otr-dsscr7heo
nz-vsls O. the Yosemite. the party
visited Portland Oregon. which city
also has doubled II population since
their last viSss - years ago Portland
appaars 20 b oTerhu1l- a. present and
has even s-spped ahead Of itself IN,
With the return Of prosperous con1i-
-sons Throughout TIE country, IS : 50
sincerely expected. j, Is hoped that The
great city # Tie American northwest
VIII I'll itset again and c1-tinus 10
develop with = normal growth and a
reTsr-6ecrsaSng spirit
Nj Ganrs-- says they missed n
Seattle hills which had been little
shot =. mountains. removed II the
program q city building Seattle, Nj
GanneI, thinks hss tie greatest H.
rure before il Of any q tie cities yls-
tied IN the far West The opening q
the canal admitting Pacific shipping
% Sea-tIes fresh water lakes VIII not
only increase traffic because Of the
Obvious convenience. but through the
fact that rhe fresh waters action OF
the ships hulls VIII re-oye rha tar
nacles and save tia time usually spent
u dry dock, th= fresh water bays are
bound II be popular water ways The
greatest outlook fer Seattle lies IN The
pending Development Of Alaska
Americas greatest treasure % re-
sources The Alaskan federal rail-
way viii concentrate a. Seattle and
al the gigantic developments in Alas
IA IN the next Gaar1er-century will De
tstherei by Seattle and Seattle viii
reap large and rich rewards.
In Seattle the Ganne-t party saw
evidences q the European war in the
for shipment to Rnssia upon japanese
ships whence they ars transported
along tie Trans-Si5eriaa Railway 70
the points Of distribution Two big
japanese ships had Just cleared when
the party arrived. There were many
waterproof Gss Ct munitions and
truck leads Of war materials Of all
sorts in the process Of transit Among
the cargoes they observed large guam
titles Of harbed wire. which is used
for electrified wire barriers. Coming
East upon the Canadian Pacific line.
they noticed that all bridges were pa
trolIed by Canadian infantymen, 10
guard against possible attack By the
Germans, such as proved partly sue
cessful at Vauceboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
Through the Yosemite.

Through the Yosemite.
From San Francisco the sGannett
party journeyed north to the Yosemite
Valley, everywhere known as ,one Of
the finest beauty spots in the tworld.
Going in thax nassed alonz thu Liz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

At-s- Z esTsz-2 2o-.ZfE' zEsssree NJ
s,s Mr. ". Il Gzao@-t zEG 1ezas
Florence Cz--ses- E&gz r--1-Es1 y t-4
Gzonst- t1x1s 81 We4-a- ay@-se-
The e@ve-.- r1y-l-ks' r-zv=I EsE hoy
cazgzatT paeasU-ztle, TIE ye-1-r@1 --7T-
e-erE saY AID -asy g1Y= z azgz.g Il
ter@s+lrzg zc9cgr- II -Le5r .D1--ey-
azgs n etze- s-z-@g- III Gz1--e-- O.
cz&res tt-z- 1k@ tec- t.s- s-z-l1s ut
rssos- prominently 1-=tD-s .-z y 70
Viewing t.se cca1-rrY- wife 4@g-ey e
tae e.-19s.ace II saw II rh= Wes- n
-re--sEsco-zs cevescI5--e.ts 4 -he pss-
~ yezrs- Los A1ge.-sy PzsaSzs--z-
Portland ar c,-ie- E>aes1c cces- c9-
- have 6o1D.a1 u s,op1laclce- sl-c=
M C&1Le-t yZ&.ted hen ~ years
ago s-6 deTe3oS4rasn-z II tz.!31ng znd
II. e-.cir2g ike 1=sn "a Ike sz-1e huge
h1ale-
CE0a lsav.rg Aeg-k-z. 80 Gz--s-.
Yz-EY Ee,t 1-s- u Fssz-z- g-r1- LLe-ee
u AxaT1lIe. y. e. Sew Orleans AZ
.z1-A E1g-c1- Galveston San Alto
y.io, Los Angeles. San Ds@go. TIL
az-a- Nez- Santa Barsa-a- Monterey,
G1rrrz CT ~Ss-s lose 80 ~ rr5sr7r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Atlanta as distributing point, Mr..
Gannett cited the fact that the city
stands third in America as a distd-
buting point for automobiles, out
ranking Boston in the distribution Of
this very important modern product
the handling Of which embraces the
use Of large capital.
San Antonio to Los Angeles.
San Antonio. the largest city in
Texas, the party found to be not ex-
actly typical American city as the
population is about ne-third Next
cans and the remaining two-thirds is
thickly set with Germans. The two
features OF San Antonio which stand
out most are the post Of the federal
army and the brewerfes Fort Huston.
the second largest q. s. military post
is located there and Mr.. Gannett de-
scribes the post as a most excellent
one. provided with pretty homes for
the officers and clean spacious bar
racks for the men not otherwise
housed. The breweries result from the
presence OF. 50 many Germans. or the
EeE24an9 result from The presence Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

IN Minnesota, Mrs Gann=-t visited
an uncle at Mortified He told ne.
how his son had ta-ed II business in
Mexico At the tire ot the threatened
Intervention He was engaged there
in the manufacture q crackers and
biscuit, and when the threat Of war
arose he packed Up and prepared 70
come into ire Stats He was arrest
60. robbed Of si-il and forced 70
continue his baking For the USES Of
the business he vas gwen hack s5.t9
# the money Of which he had been
robbed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

The nominating committee was ap-
pointed by the president. Mrs. Hugh Ross
Hatch, as follows: Mrs. Cocheron Of
Togus, chairman: Mrs. Moore. Water
Vile; Mrs. Savage, Fairfield; Mrs Ha-
Zelton, Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Leaving Seattle, tie party v.zs
Victoria. Vancouver, r-sr=le3 th-osl
the splendid grandeur q TIE Ca,zas
Rockies, stopping a. ssTs-al :Ep
tant points IN ths great uou-tas
notably az BaaE to- three days, q
came through 70 St Paul which, vi
Minneapolis, forms o-s % the gn
manufacturing csn,s-s q The Nd
West Thence came TIE party 70 q
cago and from there hack 10 tie ca
nett estate on Western avenue n !
gusra-
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Wonders Of tire South.

Wonders Of the South.
TIE party WIS IN Eew Crleznz Al
toyed this great Southern carnival il
q warTaer cline while Maine wag
buried beneath drifting sr-ow.
Mr. Ganne-t was much Impressed
with the elevation II GaIvestorl. Texas.
Is feet above it9 former Level; 4 vast
operation rnzGe necessary II the gi-1-
stior. II the city On Galveston Island
z. .he mouth IL Galveston Bay and
tegyn III 4 result " tt= great cat
sEt-cphe If September {. 1890. when 4
WeEc Indian hurricane, veer5ng ir ey-
cry direction an2 reaching l. maximum
velocity " - miles AT hour. piled
1g feet IL ocean into the c!ty'g g.reetg
ard drowned sl99 people, most IL them
In & gpzce u two hours AZ 4 ccgt If
81 G$9 900 the new se4 wsh haE teen
bUilt and the city raised " It's level
b. pumping soil from the bottom Of
the bay and cer,oG!-i-lg i up0n The
Island Galveston alterna-es with
%ew Orleans as the largext shipper
" cotton il America ard Mr. Gannett
says tia. II Galveston and IN the re-
rion about tales q cotton seemed To
be everywhere in sight and al sorts
II STRUCTURES were being used for gtor-
Ing the cotton previous tn shipping.
The cotton interests were On the point
If building Z storage and shipping
shed mile long in Galveston.
Atlanta iE the Chicago Of the
South" Afr. Gannett says. Il is 4
great distributing center and displays
all the hustle and activity Of 4 great
Northern or Western metropolis AZ
IN indication Of the importance Of
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She Knows What She Wants

The veil Informed hcusekeeper
insists upon using only baking
powder Which is made OF cream OF
tartar. She might read in an
advert iseaent or be told that alC7
end line phosphate, which are
used as inferior substitutes In
cheap baking powders, we're all
right in the quaint tiles used but
she would not buy then or permit
then to enter her kitchen. WY?
Because she knows that cream
OF tartar has always been accepted
as the most wholesome agent, vita
soda, for raising cake and bis
cult, and she wants q baking
poIder made OF cream Of tartar,
like Royal.
This conclusion is the result
OF unconscious absorption, either
her ORR or her 7other's, OF the
opinions Of the highest autaori-
ties on hygiene and hone cooking.
The prudent housekeeper, Then
she uses baking powder, reads the
names Of tire Ingredients printed
on the label. Size knows Elat s.s
wants.
ROYAL BAXIsc POWDER CO..
Eeu York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
AUGUSTA FAMILY TRAVELS THROUGH SOUTH AND WEST,
VISITING WASHINGTON, GALVESTON, SEATTLE, VICTORIA,
SAN DIEGO. SAN FRANCISCO AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL CITIES

land H.
Canadian of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
India Missionary
Mrs. G. 3. Pepper

Mrs. G. B. Pepper Of Waterville was
called upon to speak and described the
essentials Of good missionary society
meeting. She said to live one must live
in the head. the heart and the heel. and
70 live earnestly one must live aptEitual-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

When Charlie Dickens came to NmeuD, fifty
years ago on so be- was received with open arms
hy lhc citizens Of lhls comparatively young nation.
J. f. went back .,nd wrote 20 report to the effect
chat thc United State. was f,.ponavc 10 nothing
bu lhc maei, power OF the almighty dollar That
phrec boy the way bad been previously invented
hy Washington hvnr 900 American hy birth and
'tustau name
..h. t1uu.t from Europe since Dickens have
...H DO. loluy p,uls of thr ,ca and have gone
.. .H. 'h. .smr report that I'nkccs have
u. .. Iu'uI even. because thcy
u'. m.H.. r base ol 'hH omnpontc.
.... ...l. ...I
I.I, rov uJ ra,n hovry,r o,raoyem.
u.. laup neil 90 lh, Old tounlp, A famine
Oil. l,lud .apd Amru,an % dollars went across
tu, ocean as 90 crude testimonial ol sympathy An
luva.rou oi Bclgium-lud the American purse be-
slu again not 1s dr expression of partisanshp. but
Ipi the sake oi humancncss which Is "a love OF hu
manity And now comes the Italian earthquake
and American money again pours across the ocean
One D. reminded OF that other earthquake IN Italy.
, number Of years ago America contributions
10 the sufferers on that occasion rebuilt that stuok
en- corner of Italy
One Of these DAYS nations that have laughed
at the money clubbing sput OF tha ankcc will
tuu about and acknowledge that the AMI "e
wants money bat for what be- .an do with a. The
dollar ls not almighty % rs. however mighty 90
relieve sulicriur. and without the American dol
ar stamped with Mo-. motto u God We lrlst
certain nations of the old world would be lUr
worse off thsu they arr today ior bread. Ton GOV
ruup for faith in broth"r.y love Cleveland PLAN
Dealer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

changes reopen~d Il D., equally true that whereas
the movement of cotton Nae much below normal
before The rropenng Of the exchanges D. has
been ~ much above normal unoe that event j.
would not be TRUE 10 say that these brneiiceni re-
sult, have been caused solely By the reopenne oi
the ~ hlugra bot It seens 20 us % would BE- un
deuiably true 10 say that the reopening Of he ~
changes contributed largely 10 he causes Of those
bcnehcent events Ihry did ths by providing
datum by which buyers and sellers could be gov
crued while the exchange we're closed cotton
cold ~ widely variant prices SO one knew. even
approximately. what me ytIue OF cotton was lt
wan ln every case largely an individual guess O.
gamble more truly than amy Transaction on ihe ~
.hanQe BE-. and oi course loo fhls gamble fhe buyer
took 10 himself ihe advantage OBJ large odds bus
circumstance arr worth Do, emphans We give
thrm -DalIas News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29
ENGLISH AUTHORITY SUGGESTS
INAIlMOEED CRUISING VESSELS

LONDON. Jan ~ Discussing
ffe loss ~ The batfleshlp Formidable
and similar naval disasters 10 me
British navy since the beginning OF
fIe var. the Nava. Correspond eaf Of
iIe London Times urges thaf "theso
more or jess obsolete HartHipa
which are being Used FOR coast pa
.roi duty might nr0fitably bo rele-
gated 20 the iuna-heap. aud their
places taken hy tlc.f merchant tc
GELS This suggestion is made be.
cause iht l0ss of trained men I'D Que
of these Dlt hH'f.e.HIp .rr.H1r.
bio.
- older mas be trained Ir o o..
month"; ay ihc expert lHi Do
take. aa many year fo develop tHe
killed man-0fWar s-mau
Those ODD Hl'tie.h.p.. moreover
u0f only carry very largo hnf
$50 1ro .ert vulnerable In m.a. aud
torpedo
Ia possible fHoH 'IH' 30 ms
.n found rrcl.'n fo piE o.l umr
.f fhD older ana lD sou protected
.fMp. lui to provide 'Yr .I' nrIH
tG.y haze boon do.Hs loo other
For patrol ono search Hu.f iar r
f1uCr faH merchant vessel. H.tH
IrH lrhf wU would boz IHf gs rI
.DrfIge ls fhe slower and moro HHt
I|g irmOurrd sn .D. IH aus Da
u.b vessels. f threatened hy H
Har'0r Hoa'l. force. W"r rely on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Cataffh Cure Is not quack
medicine. % was prescribed by one
~ the best physicians ia this coun
Try Tor years aud 10 a regular pre-
scfIptlon. 70 10 composed % ina best
t0ulcs known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly
OF the mucous surfaces Tho perfect
combination OF the two ingredients
IS what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing catarrh. Send 'Ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29
A MAIRLNoNNl RARoAIN

,hu... broke thc spell o.. in detected tone
Hi VOICE boz aut
.N.. fraser Iay, You boot dave NOT dream
of calling YOU mime Yesterday was worth s15
900 tr, today hy turn o' fortune wheel
have bu. o. ir., paItry hundreds 20 .aI m' own.
] would ua. l.e you to accept mc ln DOB, reduced
state Farewell forever
AS .h,dr, was about 90 stride mouniulh
away She caught him and eagerly cucd
Good eu.ous Reduced from >2' 600 'o
>IOO' Wh.' baI.ur' OF course u take YOU.
1u might ha,e .no,u couldn't res.t -Pnra
..---- ....-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29
rntnrh Cnnnnt ne Cnrrh

Wi'h local APPLICATIONS. ~
they canuo, react the seat of HE
disease. Caiarrh n a Mood or con-
sututlonal disease. nul in order 90
cure n yon must take Internal rene
dies. Halls Caiarrh Cure g. taken
internally aud acts directly upon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29
IKN>klI\S SrCRI


NrulluHn irlusHo.
The great secret 10y aur-rcding boz conversation
o. % Admire htr 90 hear much Away to disfruH
our own reason and sometimes that 90 our friends
never 20 pretend 10 yt hut to make that OF others
appear as much as possibly We can. Co h~arscn
90 what o slid and 10 answer To- the puIposc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

The Amarillo Daily News
offers TO its advertising patrons
a paid circulation more than
double that Of any other Daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country Govern the Panhandle of Texas. fast
,rn New M,Ioo. southern Colorado and Weslefn
Oklahoma from Twelve 10 iwenty-four hours AZ
advance Of Deuv.f Dallas ou Worth. Oklaho
ms City. and other papers carrying tssuta phic
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY a CO. Props. To-
Iedo o. Sold BY Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halrs Family Pills for con-
silvatlon. tAdFb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

Two thousand dollars spent Tor your child
education .s better investment than leaving
hundred thousand to 900 iRnoramus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-29

Tor men who are $50 closely related ~ thc
KAISER Chr and KING George they are making
roaring .u..r.. of their family now