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L THE TW1CE-A-WEEK HERALD, AUQ. 24, 1906 mm t im THE TWICE-A-WtEK HERALD ... . . PiiblnhidEaaftTimday nd Frldaf by P. E. BOESEN Entered tt the Po&toflke at Amarillo Texas, as second class mail matter. Official Ortaa af the City af Aarllla n4 Patlar Couaty. ADVIRTISINO RATES: Display 1 5 eanta par Inert aach Iruartlon. Local . S canla par Ima aach imaition. CLit.fUrf' 1 cant par wora flrmt iniartion, v..in.a j ;tc, p, r word Mch ,ubuqu,nt insartien SUBSCRIPTION 1.00 PER YEAR . Tin Hmald will eaata ceminf to you whan your Ima aipiraa unlaia waara author nad to continua it. ' Should any aubtenbar (ail to racaiva Tin ; HaniLO ragularly, plaata adia ui at onca by ' card f talaprtaiia. l .' ' . . Any arronaoui raflaetlon upon tha charactar ji atanrtinf or raputation ot any panon, firm or cor- 1 poration which may appaar in Ihaculumna ot Tm , HaniLD will ba tladly corractad upon ita baini Stat lit to tha altaiilion ol tha pubiiihart. Friday, awu'st 21, TUB CHI I.KAN KAHTIIOIAUE am iti:i,iKr. DKMOCIMTIO TICKKT. i! For Governor, T. SI. Campbell of Palestine. 1 . 1 t For Lieutenant Governor, A. K. Davidson of Cuern. For Attorney General, )(. V. Davidson of Calveslon. " For Controller, ' .1, W. Ktepheus of Austin. For Land Commissioner, ' .1. J. Terrell of Austin. For State Treasurer, ; Najn Sparks of Hell County. For Supt. of Public Instruct lou, . It. B. Couains of Huntsvlllc. j j For Railroad Commissioner, , I4. J. Storey of Lockhart. 1 For Cbiif Justice Supreme Court, It. It. Gaines of Austin. For Judge Court Criminal Appeals ' 3. S. Henderaon of Calvert. .., For State Chairman, ;. A. Carrieu of Dalla. For U. S. Senate, Joseph XV. rtnlley of (aincsvllle. . , For Congress, John W. Stevens of Vernon, v For State Senator, John W. Vealo of Amarillo. For Representative, J. R. Bowman of Amarillo. For District Judge, J. N. Browning of Amarillo l'ir District Attorney, Hrltrjr Biahop of Amarillo V. For County Judge, - Sam It. Merrill. J . For Sheriff, , , J. Vj. Hughes. " , y 1'or County Treasurer, . H. Tudor. " For County and District Clerk, Frank Wolfln. 1'or County Attorney, ' Hugh t'mphrles. For Tax Assessor, J. T. ITojd. ' For Juhtice of Peace, , J. W. S. Holman. ' For Commifjfcloner, .lohn Kerr. jFor Animal and Hide lnt-pector, If. ii. SadlT. DEP IB LIC A X CANDIDATES (.OVKItNOIt. . 1 OR Texan leadu all the litates in Its resources, material and politlral. She noV'JiaH lwn Republiran organlza fiens. Both have inaugurated an act Jve campaign and are flushed wth the Jiepe of. vlrtory at the pollH. j The regulars have nominated Cay V Gray of Bonham for Governor nd retained Cecil A. LonH as state jind National Committeeman. The reorganizes nominated K. It fl. Green of Terrell for Governor, and 'elected (.loose-Neck , Bill .McDonald of the samS place National Commit teemstt'." " ... Tii!' rot'k upon which the party fpllt Ih termed hy the reKUlars, "Ne gro Supremacy" and by the reorgan- iyers "iftabine hosiam." ' i E. R jH,tireen la Iho railroad mag jiste hptt'etrell and la known to fame as tHe F'on of Hettle Green, the rlch- cmt woman In the world. Mr. Green heads" Jnd '"finances bis faction and finpea by the negro vote to Bbow Mr. Jyons iho is "it." Cary - A. Gray of Bonham is a highly (respected phyxician with a clean record and ' qualified for the GloverndVBhip. S Cecil A. Lyons la the administra tion lieutenant for the atate. The polltirla,n that bucks 'againnt his Ti'ay of gunning Ihe macblne gets a 60lar plfxus bio wand Is carried from the rlwt, j t;ooeNeck Bill McDonald Is a negro of Terrell and ia-.yoketl up with Green to do the stunt of overthrow ing Xyous. ... . . 1 Goose-Neck Bill makes a' pretty fair National Committeeman ss his honor will not Impose on hl any of the. functions of that;onTie; He is merely Gren' drawing card for negro- votes and will no riouht create Omt enthuEiastu in ncsrodom. . .1'" ' ' . .. 1 The honors pf tho Chlltiiu ourlli quako bvconio nioro apiialllajf with a dearer knowlcdgu of tbo Hltuatiou. Tho number of deaths, wounded, the condltlou of tho Htirvlvors and the amount of destruction of properly are variously esllmatod. Valparaiso evideutly auffered a greuter losa in proportion than did Shu Francisco. Chaos 'rolgnif and thousanda are without ahelter and food. ' Thla nation, In somo rapacity, should aid tli6 aufTerers. Railroad and commercial facilities cannot fur nish as ready relief In Chill ns In this country, which fuel makes It nil tho more Incumbent on ua to tact the good aamaritan toward our slater re public. ' .j Tt Is true President Roosevelt, sweelod up in bis national pride and nine hi I ami to tbo world that' flan Francisco needed no for eign help. Ills position wua unten able iu th lit it was Inspired l,v u false prldti and Is unworthy of Imi tation. When Ktarvatlon Is ata'hn one In tbo fare it. is immaterial to the sufferer where the relief comes from and the apprehension Is alt'iv.i liter from a luck and not a superfluity of supplies. Moreover, this Is n power ful nation compared with Chl'i (in. I bears a responsibility iu Its (undue; toward oilier republics that doe not obtain In the weaker nations. Ilou much more it would bu to the credit of a powerful and pnn.vous people. to spring; to their feet la the relief of the unfoi'tunute than, to Kpiiug to urms to avenge, a fancied insult. KAx$ Kitchen Dickinson a c? CANNERS i THi; SOl i HKIt.V I'FOl'Li:. Senator Hoar was a New Kngland or to the manner born, and no one could have a profounder respect for tho old-fashloued New Knglander than we have. -Sew lOngland was the birthplace of American literature. There Is not a. cultured Southerner today who does not adnilio and read and study the works of Kmerson, Longfellow, Holmes, Bryant, Tlior- cau, Whlttler. Hawthone and Low ell. These are all Americans, and as such wo admire thorn. Conse quently all Southerners will feel grateful to the late Senator Hoar when they read the following tribute from him to the men of Ihe South. "They have norne qualities which .;hji, jiul. i IhIui - in an equal degree for the people among whom myself dwell. They have an apt ness for command, which makes the Southern gentleman, wherever he goes, not a peer only, ltit a prince. They have a love for home; they have, the host of them, and the most of them, inherited from the. great' race from nhiih they tamo the sense of duty and Iho instinct of honor, hs no other people on the face of Ihe earth. They have abovo all and Giv ing value to all, that, hiipreme and superb constancy which, without Melding to Iho temptation of wealth, without getting tired, nnd without getting diverted, can pursue a great. object, and In .and out, year after year, and generation after genera tion." After all we are one people. South erners until recent, yearn have devot ed themselves more to stale era ft than to literature. The declaration of Independaiue and lh: outline of the constitution -ere Ihe wnrk of the Southerners. Kvery policy iu our politlrq (w Bral, broached by a Southerner. Jefferson enunciated tho essence of rivll Fcrviro reform. Monroe first; proclaimed the doc trine that, hears his name. Hnry Clay was the-father, of the American system and of the Republican party. Free trade Is a Southern doctrine. Abraham Lincoln was born in Ken- ucky.and so It goes.' In recent, yeara the books that have cosislenl.ly sold the best were those of Thomas Nel son 1'age. Ja'mrts Lane Allen.. Miss Mitrfep', ''Alic llogan Rice, Mary lohnsnn, Joel Chandler Harris, Mis Klllott and others. Mr. Churchill is at leapt'1 half'V Soufhertier. Senator -Hoar is right. The genius of the country lies largely iti the South, and the people of this serlion will yet. come Into their own. Mem phis Commercial Appeal. NOT LIKE CANNED CORN usually is. .. Justice Brand contains no silk or husk isn't watery just rich, Crisp, Creamy, Tender Corn. Ask Dick's Kitchen for Recipe Booklet JUSTICE BRAND. At all Grocers Nobles Bros. Grocer Co., Distributors. -1 : ',. .;v '".I"' T A t 1 1 -l'.i;;''.ir"i' '',f,"t 'iJ'-'ii 1 " , '1,11 k 3 , '?: t ' . I ' . '1 " ' I . . . DR. TERRILL'S LATEST BOOK tfIEN . V.V ' the result of $t years of gucceasfu' Specialty nracttce, Dr, lemll la partteti larly litted for the task of writing a cor rect and accurate work on the I'rlvic and Special dinrmrii'peniliBr to the Male Sex." Hit latest book No, 14 iicouceded to le the best of ita kind ever published. It has not been written for profit, but to give men necessary scientific information, and they will be aent Absolutely Free .Jo - any address as long at tdey lat. Whether you are afflicted or not, bend to day, The Iwok will be sent you by first mail in a plain, sealed envelope if you mention this paf1- n't Inclose fi cent fur 'postage and packing. - . Drv Terrill Guarantees to Positively i . Cure r , ll IMIIIMIIII U'N J -'V' ""' Ir. J. II. Terrlll Master Specialist Hrli turc, Varicocele, Cmitagbius Illood Polsoh, Los MunluMKl, Seiiilnnl lOnilsMloiis, XerTOtiN la bility, Kpilepsy, Catarrh, Hydrocele, l'llca or any of the Chronic Uiscascn ' of the StoiuAch, Kidneys, Itlndrtcr or ' .Prosta 0 ' : IMPORTANT . , . Vr-1 Dr. Tdrrlll lias a copyright given him by tho (Jovernment on a remdey for Lost 'Manhood and Seminal Kniisslo'na which newer fall' to cb.re He will giro a thousand dollars for any chso he takea. and fulla to cure if the patient will follow his instructions. V .1 . Send for Dr, Terrill s New Free Book Today. ConmltatUn ani Thorovh XRay Elimination Free. Address, Terrlll Medical H Serjical lastltau, Uc. H DR. Ja H. Terrill, M. D. ?:'. 289 Main Street. We Want Your Business And promise fair and impartial treat ment. Wc use the best in all lines and have no favorites. We , have built . up a good business on this 1 basis and ' ' shall continue to give you the best ser vice possible. If they please you tell others, if not .tell; us. The ''Up'tO'date druggist. , GOLDING DRUG COMPANY. a .... i nvr.rr.rv ' vai-ii; of i'i ulic srutiT. Xo man's business nhould ho ho varied and weighty but what ho should lend his efforts to the pro motion of 'the public welfare. J'ivery growing city has buslncsH of a public nature that must rccclvo attention at the hands of sotuo able and ex perienced man. Jf no one had Kpent. time and money, would Anmiillo have had state common point, .rales, flour mill, a. government, experi ment Btatlon, tho fecos Valley and Rock Uland railroads and olher In dustries that go to make up n city? If the citizens, did not support a Commercial Oluty, , what wonlrji be come of the tedious and Jong'dra'wn out business of socurlng (he Santa Fe hops that Involves the purchase of $40,000 to J50.000 worth of proper ly wild ieiiiivd a bonus of $ o n ,ti) '.' No fair-minded man will tupiend that we can ilispctne with Ihe hcr vlces of it competent man to trans act this business, and that jn or ganization muni be maintained which laKcs charge and assumes, nil responsibility on the part of the peo pl". Who receives Ihe beuelil Ol all these Industries tnat. the Common la! Club Is bringing to Amarillo?" All tho peopln in general :ind plop eitv owners and those In business in particular are the beneficiaries.1 ' What can he hmM of the mart who pockets his profits In Ihe advance tn real estale and owns i;ntnn of the bent paying business property inl tin city and whose name is not. on the rolls of Ihe Commercial Club nor Ihe suh script ion lis! of money with which to purchase ground for; Ihe Santa IV shops? He refuses fo 'carry bit. share of the burdens and lakes llc' profits for" which other people pajr. In the High Court of Honor is not a. mora! obligation as binding as Ji legal one? The man who drink's water carried lv others and siiiIIok and Jollys, but will not, carry any water or pay others for doing so. onuht to have four cloven feet and eat, his meals under all acorn "trvty. He has the attributes of lhat species of tho animal, kingdom, I wo't.hoiiaaqd of which, exorcised by the devil, plunged Into the sen some lfHiil jcacjs a no. !' Komi; itKrritMc.w ."akgc v MKNT," t i Tlie Mroken Arrow f.edger roiV trlhiiles the following political liten at lire of tho day. ' Tlie deinocrals hold full sway ifc Arkansas and land is selling;, for l per acre. Tho republicans eont i Illinois and laud Is selling for $7a per acre. Now. Mr. Indian, which do you want, democracy and 7 lanij', or republicanism and $7."i land? ;' Tho republicans have full hwii.v Iu New Mexico where land can be bought, for $l.i5 per acre and les. The democrats have full control of Now York City, where land Is worth $1,000 per square foot. Now Mrl Indian or White Man, which will you have. The Olduhomian. f i TV(-'ri5,v,NfiUMM-J Trobsl ChieulaliiiriaJ Vugtis't f JI-2'J. Special I i,'sji l serine, JicIivltu Ama rillo ami I'nibsl twii.o a day, August I:! to Inclusive, leftvlng Amarillo nt S:30 a. m. Return, leuvlng i'rolwt at. li: ir p. nt., nnd again 8't.' in lenvlng Probst, fit Tt : 1,' p."m. Let' eeryborty fjo for an outing 'tt't. IriPt once, a day, all pnmo'tts cfty park;- only aix'tnlles frrm" Amarillo; one way rale, T ., t enls'T round trip, ." cent.?, .i C,.' B.'VOOItHKKS,' ' 'L. It. SIMMONS. -' Ticket Act." Trav.' Pasnrnger ' Agiit.'' ' t -U . : ' Notice (o t'ontliietors. Ridn will be recelviifl fnt- the coft tdruction of a lwo-tflofy''Tfanie. bhrk veneer and i.tom tilmrii'ed resbfenre for A. Pavld.ton. tip fo'antf Includllijt Annus) 2Mh. Plans' and' spei inca tlons can be neen at. the1 residefii e of A. ftatidsoii. fin Lincoln' slreet, 'or'af the otlii e of ). (I. ItorpiVtrfrtrc JiVclil lect, nan Taylor street.' ' Kach' hid must be accompanied by n certitied check of 2 per ccul of Hie amount of th) hid; said check to Jiciwiiio im properly of A. lt.tvldMUf in c.ais.n the successful bidder faily to-rntef info ettijtrattl w ft.li , A,,-. lfavaHiy.)jf;t wi--Irai t. Is awarded. After contract, has ii (!nlcrrd;ii!ln,'ijui1i will ho re- . t Itcliiiiiiis Shipped to Old Home. .' Mr. John W. Klournoy left Tex honia yesterday for Illinois with tha remains of J. S. tiustln, who lost his life in a runaway uccldetil Tuesday. Mr. Cruslln'a old home was In Illinois. He was a widower and left one daughter. The accident In which Mr, Quutln was killed occurred Tuesday morn lug aa was given In tho Dally Pan handle. Mr, (iustin and Mr. Klour noy were In Texhoma for the purpose of opening an office for tho Security Land Co., and drove out with un un trained team In the country to look at some land. To enter a pasture Mr. Flournoy got out of the buggy and opened a gate. Tho horses took fright Just aa Mr. Oustln drove through and swerved sharply. Thel buggy tonguo snapped nnd one piece,! catching In the ground as tho horses were running, overturned the buggy. .Mr. Guslln was lurried to the ground with' frightful force and instantly killed.' '""'Mis' neck was broken by the fall nntf Wis skull crushed. His' eslale, which waa considerable, will be cared for by his business part ner till siiilshle disposition Is made by Ihe probate court. lie was a member of several orders ami had life Insurance. Amarillo Business College Th Education hat Equip for a Suooestful Pareef alrould be the (oal of every ambltloua young man and woman, , Book Keeping, Shorthand, Type writing, Commercial I.aw, Pen manship and llaptd (Calculation. New students constantly arriving and old ones taking good positions, Let us help you to help your self, DO IT NOWj ; C. J. NUNN, Pre-tident, Amarillo, Tax. Pro.pri-ous Plalnview. A, K. Harp, the big laud and ranch man of Plainvlew. is here today from the-metropolis of tho' south plains. Plainvlew is growing by big jump, he says, and it Is the permanent, ttreilitablu kind of growth, loo. Burr Campbell, L. I!. Wilson and n num ber f others are building residences ranging front three to ten Uinusa :id dollars in tost, and a number of IuihI ik'nh houses am in course of erec tion. " Restriction Street, " the sltt of the new residences, will be u ha,'d- some thorougitiare, since on it. i;n building costing lens . than three thousand dollars can bu erected. ' Prof. Tyler of Artiherat collcgo aald recently: "A man tan. llvo foruforU' lily without hvaius; no man ever ex isted without a, djgejitly.o. system. Tho dyspeptic ha ucit,hcr,' faith, liopo or charily." ,, Day by. day peo ple realize tho Importance of caring for their digestion; rcallxe tho need of .the "use of a little corrective after overeating. A corrective Jiko Kodol for ltvspepsla. - It digests what you eat. Sold by Thompsou-. Ilro., PROFESSIONAITCARDS y . f ' ' ' ' Thomat,F.,Tfirner ' '' Dayct Turner & c .; . ATTORNKYS-AT-I.AW ", OfNee Over Amarllle National Bank. Amarillo Texaa John H. Wills, REAL ESTATE and ABSTRACTS, rotter County Organized, Amarillo Lal1 Out and John II. Wills' Land Office JU tablishedin 1887. 1 i ' E. GEE. , Lawyer, Amarillo, Texas. Room 2. First National Bank Building. . Notary Public in Offica. . I 1 1 1. 1. Iiutarvl i. I. Iiaail ' . J. I. JlclMa Gustavus, Bowman & Jackson ' - LAWYERS ,, ; r AMARILLO TEiAS Office Holland Rldg. Vhont Connection NoUry Public in Office. VEALE & CRUDGINGTON 1 Lawyers'- .1 Amarillo, Texas L. C. Barratt Salh W. Stawart J. A. Tamplatorr Barrett, Stewart &Templeton , ATTORNKVS-AT-LAW AMARILI.O Damage Suits a Specialty. Mni lillilif ' ' PhiM If G. T. Vinyard, M. D., Res. Phone. 268. S. P. Vinyard, M. D.. Res, Phone, 208, .Vinyard & Vinyard,.. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Office in Holland Building, Upstairs, Rooms I and 2. Phone 273, Amarillo, TixaS. J. M. CURRIER, Contractor and Builder. Kstimates promptly furnished oa .lasses of work.. All work absoltttcly guaranteed. Amarillo, Texas. DK. J, J. JIANNA, Diseases of Ere, Ear, Note and Throat , Glasses Fitted. Rooms 7 and 8. ' Iibcrstadt Hutlding,' fiiiffifilUSICli!!!! ML, PRICE. " ttmanff "rats. tMtw Mm. . ...41. a.mVwHMMl WrtMfMMMlMIMtfr. aao. aiAaa aia ikaau. iiiia. R CASH ONLY 8S25&r-Wc will continue to sell liMn'Tl to Ihe biddcrw. 'Tho ffcl) riScrved lo aicept or rfj'cl, any'a'nd air hid. , . ,; ... t i 4 tt , V. I'uii Ml tlll!-tl,I " Hull Sailler , ret tirperl . yoi.li'rda.v frhm lllggins, luTn',haWcled 11? fati and racing' rrii'ef. Higgins 'col lusted with I wc)' "days'fiaiielije and niie racing mi mo x i mi. anil 'nil A id aige number ol people from Llp.i comb and surrounding cbnn'lies wefo In attendance both davs, A dance furnished rnlcrlnfuiuehf " Jno night, and an fa lling, ball gamt! he lli'ShHlttii;kOkl.V'ahrflfitgfrfi was another feattive. lligins v,on ly a score of 2 lV'1. " 1 S.-f. , ('. M. Harding Is completing a handsome modern residence on Fll- move, stre:l. The material used. Is cement, blocks and tho building wluni completed . will bo a blg ad vertisement for this slghlly and dur able building material. Siiveral oth er handsome residences lo bo erect ed in the near future will probably be of cement, construction.. . ... . .....: v And hy shouldn't the gool-niixer fttirji 'lib; talents toward . maJiJni;? P lditlcal medicine. Fort Worth Star. . , , No reason at all, if he'll, be'tarefiii ahout, how often he mixes and "wlai ho mlxcH. Dr. (. .1. llanna, apeelallst on dis, eajiC.s of the eye, ear, nose and thrpati is in his office In the Kberstadt bulld lug every day. lioura 9-12 ; 1-5. , fi6-tf S Why I'rel ami Worry wjieu your child 'bji ,a stVere' f old, ton need not fear pneumonia or olh- ef pulmonary diseases, . Keep nup rilled with nailard'a-lloivhotind Syrup a positive cure.'roi'1 btrli, doughs', f hooping cough and bronchitis. Mrs. liall, of Sioux Falls',' S.'l1.'wril'es:. ",l have used yur woiiderfuJ vHal Itjrd's, Hpreh'oultdi V Vl,njLijMitsf 't illd rtt for Hve years. . lis results have been wonderful." r Sold '.' by;JJ O. Tlioinpbon & Bio. Co-F71 iti- - -x rl V'W;Ml''JWaMi ... ,v ; ' " 1 Likes CHir Onlly.' J'he Daily I'anhandlo has 'receive many words of encouragement anrj ronipliments since tljo lirginnitig rjf Its publication. Wo are not incline! lo '".blow our own horn" by pitbriHli Ing all of them, but cannot well re frain from giving publicity ,, to, the following from ottf friend,' tr. Champ Traylor, the hustling real fs lale matt of I'lemons, Texas: rieinons, Tex.,' Aug." 20, t!0Ti. The Daily Panhandle, Amarillo. T"x. A hi In receipt of several copies of your daily. It Is a rrcdit to Ama rillo and the entire PHnhandlo cotitt- try. It. Is working a groat coramfin Interest for the people. It la like bread cast upon the waters, that w(l he'gathered up by a good many that did not contribute a cent. Quite a fpt of lands changing hands In Hutch inson county. Wishing; you mu?h success. Yours truly, , rt Ladies $2.50 Kid Turn Oxfords..: $.70 Ladies $3,oo Kid Turn Oxfords - 2. Id Ladies $3.25. Gun Metal Pumps. 2.4p Ladies $.).5o F'at. Oxfords ; 2.fo F OR M E N $5.00 Pat. Colt Button Oxfords $365 $3.5o Pat. Colt Bluchcr Oxfords $2.5o Vici Kid Oxfords.: $5.00 Pants for $4.00 Pants for. $3.oo Pants for. $2.00 Pants for $1.50 Pants f oi 1-50. I.O5 1.13 'VP,- A few good Summer Suits must be . . sold: ; V $15.00 $14.00 $ 1 1 .00 $ 9.00 Suits,....--- Suits Suits .-- Suits.....! $7.70, 7.2o 5.9o 4.80 Bring Your Money. r, f.t- CHAMP TRAVLOK.,5 E. D. GREEN & CO; 510 Polk St, 1 Amarillo, Texas. 1 , . . : .