The Twice-a-Week Herald from Amarillo, Texas • Page 5

1 THE TYV1CE-A-WEEK HERALD, JULY 3, 1906 Hot weather calls for Cool Underwear and you should see the Porosknit before buying. It is the ideal Summer Underwear. We also have Bleached Jeans Underwear that is as light as a feather. We can suit you, E. D.

Green Company 510 Polk 43 SECTION RANCH Situated in Brewster county, on railroad near town. Watered by windmills and tanks. All good grass land. 18 sections patented, 17 sections purchased school land, 8 sections leased PRICE: f2 jht acre for patent laud, fi Ikmhisoij homestead land, Throw in leases. With the ranch 1500 cattle at 16, throw in calves up to June 1, 1906.

700 or 8x calves expected. 54 registered black muley bulls with the herd TURNEY McKINNEY, ALPIME, FREWSTEU COUNTY, TEXAS, WANT. ADS. (One cent a word for first insertion half a cent a word each insertion following. Minimum charge 15 cents, payable in advance.

For Sale niscellaneous. FOR SALE Some fine Durham Milk Cows. Just give from A to 4 gals, milk per day. Apply to Mrs. Fred Chase at Chase ranch, 3 1-2 miles south of town.

47tf FOR SALE. A first class, almost new laundry, Troy manufacture, wagon and all complete. This property was taken in trade and can be bought cheap. There are two fine locations for steam laundry in the Panhandle for good, experienced man. Address "25," Herald office.

FOR SALE Clean newspapers for sale at Herald office. 41-tf Wanted niscellaneous. WANTED A woman without incumbrance to do general house work for small family. A good home and good wages for right party. Apply at 1200 Lincoln street, Amarillo, Texas.

51-tf WANTFD A KK1 hustler in every town to sell our perfect water filters. Quick sellers, different styles retail from 1.50 to fS.iH. 100 per cent profit. Sen eca Filter Seneca, Mo. 5SSP WANTKD July first, three rooms furnished for Huht housekeeping.

Address C. care Herald. 19-wk WANTED On 6th and 6th of July, all double seated rigs and teams we can hire. Will pay $11.00 per day for team and driver Call at McKnight Transfer, Livery Sales Company. 41t-3 WANTED POSITION-Young man 18 years old wants position as bookkeeper.

No. 1 Reference. Phone 60.ZH WANTED To rent a house of 4 or 6 rooms. W. Hoppin.

Herald office. 47tf WANTED-The addrecs of W. R. Sharp. The Herald.

WANTED Clean cotton rags at the Herald office 32-33 WANTED Clean cotton rags at the Herald office. 52tf For Rent. FOR RENT-Near town pasturage for stock. A. M.

Potter. 47tf FOR RENT Rooms for rent. Call at 701 Jackson. tf LOSTA black leather bill book with memorandum, containing a $10 bill and valuable papers. Finder may keep the money and return book and papers to Amarillo Hotel.

53 WANTED Two bright young men in each county in the Panhandle to write insurance. Splendid proposition. Box 216 Amarillo. 52tf FOR SALE--17Oxl40 feet, corner Polk and 20th Streets. A bargain.

See owner, 1201 Buchanan Street. FOR SALE--24 very fine Hereford yearlings. Apply to Mrs. Fred Chase at the Chase ranch 3 miles south of Amarillo. 63tf White Canvas Oxfords for Men and Women is the ideal summer Shoe.

Elegant in appearance as well as cool and comfortable to the feet. St, Amarillo, Texas. FATS VS LEANS Some Wholesome Fun Expected For July 4th, For Base Ball Enthusiast. A fierce battle is brewing and has been for several days and the nearer the time comes for the clash, the warmer things look. One of the aggregations is going down in defeat, that's certain, but both maintain now, that it will be the opposing one.

To predict just which one it will be, is a dangerous proposition for an outsider at this time. The ball game will be a hummer though and the talk is already being made that the winning team will likely issue a strong challenge to one of the Texas league teams or Giles; they don't know which yet. Daily practice is being indulged in to almost an excess on both sides and no doubt the slims will be "trim" and the fats will be "pat," when the hour comes. W. G.

Fly, the popular "druggist at Roach's" will deliver the sphere for the leans, and he has already become an expert in the art; he practices with pills, they say. Walter Fowler will wear the mask and is pretty good on a "cabbage catch" already. John Wood the star first base man, is practicing his latest music and will be invited to entertain while holding hi 8 place, with the new song "Under the shade of the Peanut Tree. Ike Kendrick the center fielder will probably come in handy with his professional services ere the smoke has cleared away. They say George Williams is doing aland office business writing life insurance in view of the terrible conflict.

He plays second. A. M. Works, substitute will probably takes "notes" on the whale thing and his brother George, will hold down the third, and will watch the proceedings from a "distance." A. Bivins, the wolf hunter, will toss 'em for the Fats.

He says he will make them "short" fellows hunt their lairs too. Bob Souders will complete the battery for this aggregation. He is a good hitter Outing Shirts You have no idea how much more you will enjoy your outing if you are weaiv ing a nice Outing Shirt. We have the best line of Shirts ever seen in the state of Texas, from a good Working Shirt to a Silk Negligee. Come in and sec them.

Hugh Whitcomb, graduate optician and jeweler, has located with Gist Bros. 53-54 Crowdus Bros. Hides, Wool and Storage. Phone 101, Cor 5th Grant sts and a fast base runner, but the report is current that an extra fence is to ba built around the park to keep him from running into the sheriffs office, -till the game is over. John Snyder says he will "arrest," every thing that comes around the first base and Ed Engman is going to "cook 'em" in the center field, Carl Larson will "haul" everything off the second and Lee Bivians expects a glorious time in his "round up" on the third.

G. A. Gosser, the cigar maker, is substitute and as a "long filler," may flill a long felt want. Nothing but regulation wagon tongue bats will be used in the game excepting concessions may be granted Greer of the Leans and Wright of the Fats. They will probably use twelve inch paddles to slug with.

Eighteen balls will ba used in the game to start with, one for each player, and more will be ordered if needed. The umpire will have a cage made of mesh wire; with a danger signal flying. We don't know who the victim is yet. The battle promises to be exciting as well aslengthy; if called in on account of darkness, return tickets will be given the crowd and the game finished at some future date, probably July 4, 1907. The proceeds of the game are for the benefit of the cemetary association.

The line up: LEANS. Geo. Williams, 2nd base. Geo. Works, 3rd base.

W. G. Fly. pitcher. Lee Wells, right field.

Ike Kendrick, center field. L. W. Austin, left field. Jno.

Wood, 1st base. Walter Fowler, catcher. D. H. Greer, short stop.

A. M. Works, sub. FATS. A.

Bivians, pitcher. Walter Good, left field. Bob. Souders, catcher. Ed Eugman center field.

Bert Wright, short stop. Jno. Snyder, 1st base. Carl Larsen, 2nd base. C.

Husky, right field. Lee Bivians, 3rd base. G. A. Gosser, sub.

LOCAL NEWS. Wanted at Once Three rooms furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping. Address, K. care Herald. 53 Work on the new livery stable building at the corner of Polk and 7th is progressing rapidly.

The building is being erected by Warren Blackburn and will le occupied by Pike Stroud's livery business. Hugh Whitcomb, jeweler and optician, has moved to Gist Bros. Drug Store. 53-54 A. K.

Baker, representing the International Lyceum Bureau of Kl Reno, is in the city with the view of establishing a lecture course for the winter. Stop at the City Meat Market and inspect Webster's new McCas-kins account register. 51-tf The A. O. U.

W. gave a reception to their new members at K. of P. hall Friday night, and besides the regular routine of business, a program, for the "Good of the Order," was carried out, including refreshments for the inner man. Ee just to yourself.

Eat nothing but th best. 40tf Sayre Mill and Elevator Co. The salary of the post master at Hereford has been increased from $1400 to $1500 per year. Hugh Whitcomb will be found hereafter at Gist Bros, Fine watch repairing and high class jewelry. 5.V54 The contractor for the new Carson building has arrived from Ft.

Worth and it is expected that work will begin on the handsome structure within a few days. Hugh Whitcomb in his new location with Gist is better situated than ever to do high class watch work. 53-54 $1,000 to $1,300 to loan. Good security, real estate preferred. 5 1 tf R.

B. Newccme. Imitation Precious Stones. It Is now possible to produce in paste an Imitation of nlmost every precious stone which Is capable of deceiving the eyes of all but the most expert. Not only Is there a superficial resemblance, but a skillfully prepared "paste" stone exhibits the same luster and high index of refraction and dispersion as would a diamond of the lirBt water.

Aid to Absent Minded. A Vienna society has reen formed to aid persons with short memories. A card Is Issued, upon which the purchaser writes the date of an engagement and posts It to the society's office. By the first post on the day jf his engagement the card is received by the patron, who la thus reminded of his engagement. Not What He Meant.

A bashful young couple, who were evidently very much In love, entered a crowded street car In Boston the other day. "Ho you suppose we can squeeze in here?" he asked, looking doubtfully at her blushing face. "Don't you think, dear, we ha hetter wait until we get was the embarrassed reply. Be just to yourself. Eat nothing but the best.

40tf Sayre Mill and Elevator Co. Wealth of Morocco. There is a great forest wealth In the sultanate of Morocco, but it has never been touched. The country also abounds In orange, lemon, fig, date, arolla, almond, nut and other fruit trees. The exports of dates especially are very large and steadily increasing.

Foundation of Idealism, James Jackson Jarves in his "An Thoughts" says: "IdeHilsm bases Itself on universal truths It deals more with emotions and Ideas than facts and action, opposing Imagination to perception, on which realism chiefly rests." Room on east side wanted by a young man. Address A. II. care of Herald. 51-tf Dissolution Notice.

The firm of McKinstry it Person, heretofore doing a real estate business, is by mutual consent this day dissolved. J. T. McKinstry assumes and will pay all debts due by the firm, and will collect all amounts due to the firm. J.

T. McKinstry. 51-54 P. L. Person.

An Ominous Fact. "Tell me what playthings ycu give your chl'drcn rn 1 I will tell you what you are brlngln? them up to be." livery year get more elaborate, more costly, Tie doors of the temple of Janus will be open wide in next genemtion, for half the toya seee tire ii'o ids of Impliments of 1 London Dally News. Quality is what counts and qua! ity is what we have. 40tf Sayre Mill and Elevator Co- Be just to yourself. Eat nothing but the best.

40tf Sayre Mill and Elevator Co. Fight Tobacco Evil. Principal Thomas of the Burlington (Vt.) U-h school, and his teachers, finding that 40 per cent of the boys used tobacco hnbltiiitlly, and desiring to reduce the practice, have agreed that no pupil who hsok tobacco can hold a school office or be a member of any organization, Including athlet-Ic and socIh! clubs. Relic of Stranded Battleship. Near the town of Arlca, on the coast of northern Chile, there are still to bo seen the huge boilers of an American man-of-war, the Wateree.

This vessel was swept two miles Inland on the crest of the tidal wava accompanying the great earthquake of 18C8 and stranded (here. We have several bargains in lots. Better come and let us 6how you. The P. L.Person R.

E. Co. Phone 76. 52-53 Romans Ate Oysters. The ancient Romans were great oyster epicures.

They ate the bivalves In Immense numbers, and were able to tell, with eyes closed, just what coast they came from. Destroys Adulterated Food. Six million pounds of adulterated and harmful foods were destroyed by the Health Department of New York In the last twelve months. Umbrella Stands on Cars. There is an agitation In Olasgow, Scotland, to have umbrella stands provided on the platform of the electric street cars.

We are not in the least tired, We don't have any spring fever in this shop. We are always ready to do business with or foryou. Try us. The P. Person R.

E. Co, Phone 76. 52-53 Vegetarian Footwear. The London Vegetarian Messenger commends footwear "without animal tint." The soles are made of "Bala-ta" which Is made of canvas and rubber canvas is used for uppera and "bright American cloth" for toe-caps, straps and trimmings. Fakirs of East India.

The fakirs of the East Indies are a very large class, numbering, it is believed, more than 3,000,000 of people, of whom about three-fifths are adherents of the Hindoo, and the remainder of the Mohammedan religion. It is almost a certainty that your headache is caused by eye troubles of some kind. To find out whether this is so or not consult our Optician, JOS. ASTRACAN, 51-52 The Jeweler. Cosmopolitan Household.

A typical South African household described by Olive Sehrelner had an English father, a half Dutch mother with a French name, a Scotch gov erness, a Zulu cook, a Hottentot housemaid and a Kaffir Rtable boy while the little girl who waited od table was a Husuto. Strang Bequest for Church. A quaint bequest was made by man In Staffordshire, England, who asked that the sum of twenty shillings be paid yearly to some poor man "to go through the church during th sermon to keep the people awaka and the dogs out of the church." Quality is what counts and qual- ty is what we have. 40tf Saye Mill and Elevator Co. Moral Idling Altogether Bad.

That mornl Idler who never in life accomplished an active good may be infinitely worRe than the strenuous one who Incidentally hna done nearly everything that Is bad. John A. How land. Swiftfst Bird. The swiftest bird Is either the vul ture, which Is sal I bp able to travel at the rate of ino miles hour, or the English krptral.

whl-h can nrnhnbly equal. If not exceed. thin speed. Remedy for Sleeplessness. There are few remedies for sleeplessness like a warm bath taken a bedtime and a glass of hot milk slow ly sipped before lying down.

If. these fail there Is serious trouble, which the family doctor ought to care for. Not so Blind. "DIs here Cupid chile may be blind," aid Uncle Eben, "but It do seem to me dat he kin manage to tpy out a heap beauty an' lovableness dat aln Tlslble to do disinterested Washington 8tar. D.

L. Moody's Brother. George F. Moody, the eldest brother of Dwight I Moody, was a lifelong helper of the famous evangelist, especially In the work of the Northfleld chools, and a man of genuine friendliness of feeling, and of deep, though quiet religious life. Use Hair of Rabbits.

The hair of rabbits and other animals in Russia Is converted Into bowls, dishes and plates, which are TalueA for their strength, durability and lightness. The articles are similar in appearance to varnished leather. J. L. Downs of Brington, who stopped off here yesterday while on his way home from Texas and Oklahoma to buy a string of stockers, is very enthusiastic over the Southwest country.

Mr. Downs has been in Texas before, but he came back this time more than ever convinced that it is the coming great agricultural and stock country. He thinks the Panhandle country is making greater advancements iu the way of improvements than any of the new countries. While in that part of the state, Mr. Downs bought two sections of land ten miles east of Amarillo.

Then, as he came on back through Oklahoma, he stopped off at Oklahoma City, where he purchased a $7,000 residence. "For good crops and general prosperous conditions, that country beats any thing I ever saw," said Mr. Downs. "All over the Panhandle country farms are being opened up where cattle have been pastured. The crops there are fine.

In Oklahoma the same good crop conditions prevail. Oklahoma City is certainly a modern town, and is bound to be a large and important place." Drovers Telegram. For pure, wholesome, home made ice cream in any quantity for all occasions telephone 283, the Ama rillo Ice Cream company, who will deliver it promptly. 48tf C. C.

F. Blanchard and family left yesterday for Amarillo, where they will spend a couple of months with relatives. Mr. Blanchard will prospect while away, and if he finds a place that looks better than Ballinger he will probably locate. We think this will be hard for him to do, at least we hope so, for Mr.

Blanchard is a good citizen and Ballinger would lose a good mat should he decide to leave. Ballin-w ger Banner-Leader. Mr, Blanchard is a brother-in-law to R. L. Stringfellow and 1.

1,. Vaughn, president of the Citizen's. State Bank of Plainview, they having married sisters. He is also a. brother-in-law to Bank manager of the Amarillo Water, Light Power Co.

He is a land man of twenty years experience, and is now fitting up an office near the Stringfellow-IIume Hardware No. 509 Polk street, and will engage in the real estate business in Amarillo, buying and selling plains laud and Amarillo city property. The Smile that won.t come off, appears on baby's face after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge, the great worm medicine. Why not keep that smile on baby's face. If you keep this medicine on hand, you will never see any thing else but smiles on his fate.

Mrs. Blackwell, Oklahoma, writes: "My baby was peevish and fretful. Would not eat and I feared he would die. I used a bottle of White's Cream vermifuge and he has not had a s'ck day since. Sold by L.

O. Thompson Bro. 53T61 Business and Outfit for Sale. The mill and thresher outfit of W. Giles, deceased, for sale cheap.

52-3p H. Giles Makes the Liver Orino Laxitive Fruit Syrup gives permanent relief in cases of habitual constipation as it stimulates the liver and restores the natural action of the bowels without irri tating these organs like pills or or dinary cathartics. Does not naus eate or gripe and is mild and cleas-ant to take. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes. Golding Drug Co.

53-61 Smallest of Birds. The golden (rested wren is tha smallest not only of Ilrltlsh but of all European birds. Its average weight is only about eighty grains troy, so that it would take sevent) two of the birds to weigh a pound. The Sassy Boy. "Does angels wear golden crowns on' have wings, pa!" "Why, I believe that is the general belief." "But you won't never be able to find out for wl'l you?" Cleveland I eailev.

Spirit of Investigation. When a friend turns around and up side down the pi. ee of silverware you gave, it Is not so much to get the effect of different views as to see if it Is marked sterling. Atchison Globa. Women Shylocks in London.

It appears that there are many fa-male Shylocks In London. They are all old women, and. as usurers, are said to be much more grasping nd merciless than their mala colleague..