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THE TWICE-A-WEEK HERALD JULY 27 1006
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LOCAL NEWS.
TI'ESDAY.
Miss Marlcy of McKlnney In vlnlt-
in$ bcr aunt Mrs. F. T. Donson.
T. J. Murphy of Docatur 111. Ii
among: the many visitor hero.
S. D. Crudington has Just returned
from a buslnera trip through Okla-
homa. . Mn. Will Taylor has boon unable
to be out for itevoral day on account
of alckncss.
Mri. J. J. Hill of Memphis Tenn.
Is here fur a visit with her father
. J. F. Baddler.
Mr. Bullock of the Roach drug
Mtore In confined to hla room on ac-
count of sickness.
It. F. Hall of Hall & Fredericks Is
nttcndlnz court at Claude In the In-
terests of his client.
A. Lemoone who has loen visiting
friends and relative here returned
to Vernon this morning.
.1. H. Veascy Is on u business and
pleusuro trip to Memphis Tenn. He
will return about August 3.
lkrbrt Lewis the presiding offi-
cer of the Itoach Drug; company soda
fountuln Is In Dallas for a tow days'
Virll.
MUs Arvel Bjrkely has returned
f.om a visit at Venus Tex. Her sis
trr accompanied her and will spend
Several weeks here.
Mis Alloa Itoach of Jacksonville
Texas Is visiting her brothers.
Messrs. Burton and Elmer of the
itoacli Drug company.
Tho debris in the Huntft Fo yards
causod by the burning of the shops
Meently has nearly all boen romov-
J and workmen have arrived to be-
ll n the rebuilding.
William Lay Is tho first proporty
owner to begin placing cement walks
in front of his Polk street property.
Ah soon us the. workmen finish his
block they will continue south till
Twelfth street Is reached.
Pov. Chatfield superintendent of
iMiihty schools and missionary for
N'l'thwwt Texas left last night for
Denver on business. Ho will postd-
bly look out for a loa! pastor for the
Vlivt Congregational church
t Anton'.? the land salos mado this
v.yck Is one by tho S. M. Cotton com-
pany of a si'vtlon near Wnrhbnrn to
N'. Wnrwlskry of Ludonla Tex. A
;("iil.m:iil came ip with Mr. War-
I uhkvy to ciilllviUotho laud the. com-
Iiik ?. u-:r.
Tom Humes w'.hj was Injured
ou:' ilnii' a po by a falllm; ariilTold.
1'iis nervptod a piir.lt Ion art bookkeep-
er wlih Reese &. McDonald. Ho Is
lerl; for tho Woodmen and will
make his office wJh Recso & Mc-
Donald for tho collection of duoj.
Mr. Alk'ii of Hereford was In Am-
arlllo youterday. ou his way homo
from a trip through Southern Texas.
Mrn. T. 15. Shirley and (laughter who
have been visiting Mrs. Leu Blvens
left yesterday for Hereford where
they will spend the summer.
1. L. Person tho land man was
proudly exhibiting some luscious-
looking peaches today. Thoy were
the product of young troes In his own
yard.' They were large perfectly
formed and of that rare and dcllcato
coloring that ninkes the word
"peach" expressive for certain othor
forma of beauty.
Koot t HarmonBon Is tho nuuio
of a new real estato firm. Both mem-
bers of the firm are well and favora-
bly known in Amarillo having lived
here for a number of years. Both
Rontl."men are familiar with the val-
ues and possibilities of Panhandle
All Tbe World
knows that Ballard'1 Snow Lini-
ment has no superior for rheuma-
tism stiff joints cuts sprains
lumbago and all pains. Buy it try
it and y"u will use it Any body
who has usod Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment is t living proof of what it
des. All wo ask of you is to get
a trial bottle. Price 25c 50c and
$1.00. Sold by L. 0. Thompson
Ji Bro. 64F60
Dividends in Diamonds
A Stone bought six years ago has .
increased 100 per cent in value
and is increasing 10 per cent or
more a year. They grow into
money while you wear them. For
a fine selection in loose and
mounted goods see . . .
lands and will doubtless give their
business the benefit of tholr expert
once and knowledge. They have so
cured offices In tho Eberstadl build
ing and a io ready for business.
Hon. John F. Lacey United Stutes
land commissioner of Oskaloosa
la. was in Amarillo Saturday on his
return from a trip through tho
Southwest Mr. Iaccy was for nig
teen consecutlvo years member of
congress from his district in Iowa
and has been chairman of the United
States land commission for a num
ber of years. Ho has wldo Interests
in the Southwest and intends to de
velop them.
vi:i)i:si).Y.
Charles Btim Is visiting K. D. Ken-
nedy. J. B. Logun pf this city was a vis-
itor to Fort Worth Monday.
John W. Poo of Roswfll was here
the first of the week on business.
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The Amarillo Ice'Cream factory
manufactures high grade ice cream.
J. S. Ayers Proprietor. 35tf
John Herod utid his mother of
Hereford ' aiVs visiting In the i lly.
Conductor h ml Mrs. M. 8. Bo.ver
of this city haw gone to Roswell to
visit relatives.
if you have property you want
sold list It with us. Donahoe &
Wemplo Room 10 Kaklo bldg. 56-tf
Mrs. Herbert" Gill 1iaB returned
from Roswell where she has been
visiting relatives. ;
John W. Floarney of the Security
Lr.nd company is li Melrose N. M.
looking after real estate ln'eiett'..
William Tobln cigar maker at
Oosser's' has gone to Londvllre Col.
to visit holno folks a couplo of weeks.
Royal Fruit Cream is the best in
ice cream' Amarillo Ice Cream
Factory wholesalers and manu-
facturers." " 35tf
(1. M ;Fl(iU5htor was Ivor from
rtoswell' Monday In reference to the
new Baptist church to bo built there.
Little Miss IxMa Callaway who has
been slaying hero with her rrund-
mother left this morning for a visit
with her father at Corriell OU.
J. K. Cowans who wiih In Portuleo
Monday on business ret timed Tues-
day. John says ho will try and sell
some land and we hope he will meet
with succons.
Slop at the City Meat Market
ami inspect Webster's new McCas-
kins account register. 51-tf
The Ladl-V Aid society of tho
Christian church at their meeting
this afternoon began a course of 151-
hW study rendo tho leadership of
liev. Jewell H. Howard.
Mrs. Mcfcle Coble and two chil-
dren from Elect ra Texas are tho
guohtH of ht'r sister Mis. S. C. Chair-
man at fit) J Uuroln street. They
are en route to their new homo at
Miami Texas.
$1000 to $1300 to loan. Good
securityreal estate preferred.
5Hf R. B. Newcome.
J. W. Whltcftmb of Koswell has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer
with the Pecos Valley Itnlgratlon
company. He was formerly Jn the
Kansas Cjly iftlcea-of the company.
Charles. Benner president of the
roiirfennlzed Monarch Lund and Loan
company" arrived TT11b morning from
Cashing Ok. Mr7- Benner ha been
l.i I lie banking fctislnoss at Cashing
but becoming converted to an entli'i-
sl.tat'c believer in the Panhamll ? ho
has disposed of his intcrti In Ok-
lahoma and will now make Ann.rillo
Ms homo. v
Krnest and Leslie Strange nnod J7
and 15 years highly crcditalo in.l
representatlv boys from McLennan
county and grnndsonB of Mr. J. L.
Caldwell arrived 'ast nlgh on a
protracted visit to their very appre-
ciative kin folks.
Hume Sweet Home.
2400 town lots and same num-
ber of farms for sale in Live Oak
county Texas. $120 will buy you
one of these lots and a farm. Only
$10 down and ten dollars per
month. For further particulars see
F. W. Popham Stock Yards
office. "'' 42-tf
SEEVVALD. The Jeweler
mi
IITE SWAN
PINEAPPLES
Are all selected from
Bahama flock the finest
Pine Apples grown. Arc
packed immediately upon
cutting prepared by a new
process that retains all of
that luscious freshness so
loved by people who have
ealen Pine Apples in the
Tropics.
Everything good in cans
Swan Drand if your grocer M
does not keep them send
us bis name.
THE
WAPLES-PLATTER
GROCER CO.
Denisoa Ft Worth Dalit
Mitchell Bros are prepared to de-
liver ice to all parts of the city
rhono 563. 56 tf
Mr. Vial manager of tho Wood-
burn Croft & Doty company was a
visitor at tho Panhandle office this af-
ternoon. Tho Woodburn Croft &
Doty company hus the contract for
raising the gruels of the Pecos Valley
across the I'alo Duro canyon. The
company now has a large forco of
men and teams at their ramp and
will push the big undertaking as rap-
Idly as posslbli).
Do you keep chickens? Do you
Ret as mauy cjs as you ought to?
If not try feeding them on bone
meal. l;or sale at the City Meat
Market. 51 -If
The rarLnconu of tho Pecos Val-
ley 1 nun Ural Ion (oniiany Is here to-
day with a 'number of prospectors.
W. H. Allison mnnarror of tho com-
pany and Tom Malone of the Kos-
well olllcc. are In charge of the car
and Messrs. TUIotson and i'enrsall
agents of the company are with tlio
party. Hoss Malono and Hugh J. D.
Howard of tho local office are show-
ing the party over Amarillo and tho
Amarillo country.
H. Folsom and J. H. Johnson were
visitors at tho Panhandle 0 111 re this
afternoon. Mr. Johnson a retired
banker of Osknloosa Kas. Is here
visiting his old neighbor Mr. Fol-
som and looking at the Amarillo
country. Messrs. Churles Ducki Jno.
Ham and C. Hosford of Oskaloosa
who came down with Mr. Johnson
returned to their homes this morn-
ing. All these gentlemen were great-
ly pleused with tho Panhandle and
will make Investments here.
TIUKSDAV.
Alex Davidson left last night for
Fort Worth on a business trip.
Miss Jane Howell of Blenna 111.
Is hero spending the summer.
S. Llghtburn returned last even-
ing trom an extended pleasure trip
to California.
Judge Lon D. Marrs was a visitor
at tho Panhandle office this after-
noon. Miss Vesta Oulnke of this city is
visiting the family of J. M. Frank
lin at Clarendon.
will crown your efforts to
secure
Good Laundry VVorK
if you send your bundle
here. Our handicraft
symbolizes all that is
worth knowing in the
science of 'modern Laun-
dering. .
PROMPT SERVICE.
Amarillo Steam Laundry.
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... riione 21.
Messrs. J. M. Wright and Har-
groves and families are spending sev-
eral days on a camping trip at Chick-
en lake.
Win. Lay left yesterday for South-
ern Texas In responao to a U-legrnm
stating that his brother was danger-
ously ill.
Tho steel frames for tho Wayland
building has arrived and workmen
are now busying themselves putting
them in plaw.
Roy Whltsetl who Is spending tho
summer here returned yesterday
from a visit in Doublet' Col.
A. M. Works jr. ofllclal court re-
porter returned this morning from
Claude wlii-ro be reported tho ses-
sion of district court.
Rev. James A. Chellener en route
to New Mexico on a vacation trip In
In the city and dcllwred a discourse
last evening at tbe Christian church.
Mrs. W. S. Hlackburn and daugh-
ter Norma left this morning for
Plalnvtew for a visit with Mrs.
DIackburn's daughter Mrs. Ran-
dolph. Rev. P. R. Witt a Methodist min-
ister of Mountain View Ok. and tli o.
F. Taylor of tbe same place were
visitors ut the Panhandle office this
morning.
Mrs. Drowning returned yesterday
from Claremore I T. where she lias
iK'en In the sanitarium for some time.
She is reported to be very low at the
present time. Llttlu Viola Browning
is also quite sick.
At Clarendon next Monday nlht
Rev. K. P. Alldredgo of Amarillo
will speak on the Panhandle D. Y.
P. l encampment and the Rev. W.
K. Brlttaln of Waco will speak on
the Sunday school work of the S.
H. C.
Sic(lul Meeting Friday.
The Panhnndk) Exhibit associa-
tion has been called to meet In a spe-
cial session Friday afternoon nt I
o'clock in the office of tho Commer-
cial club. Tho business to bo at-
tended to is In reference to the car
and to receive reports from the va-
rious committees . Mr. Persons pres-
ident of the association says that ev-
erything Is moving along nicely and
a fine cur is being gotten up. Many
exhibits are being received dally all
good ones too and he expects to
have every product of tho grrnt Pan-
handle represented. The peo-
ple aro responding much better
than was at llrst expected and the
necessary money for expenses will lm
easily rnieod.
THE FACE ON THE CENT.
It In Not That of an Imllnn lint of
VrrUr L1MU Ctrl.
Mrs. Sarah Longaere Keen who liv-
ed and died In Philadelphia cnuin
nearer being the queen of the Ameri-
can mint than any woman who ever
lived. Willi the exception of Queen
Victoria whose imago was engraved
on every coin of the Drttlsh and In-
dian empires Mrs. Keen wns first In
the number of her metal photographs.
Her face as a girl of twelve summers
is to be seen on every American cent
Issued aince 1830 from Uncle Snm'a
coin factory.
It Is usually nssumed that the face
on the bead side of tho copper is that
of on Iudlnn but a close look will re-
veal a Kaxon profile. Just borrow a
cent and look at It. Tbe setting la that
of an Indian.
Between and 1840 Jnmes Bar-
ton Longaere was chief engraver lu
the United States mint In Philadelphia.
In 18.T a competition wns opened for
sketches und engravings for the new
coppor cent that was to be Issued nnd
which has since been iu service. There
were over a thousand designs offered.
The prize was a good one. Longaere
racked his brain for sonm orlglnnl nnd
singular design that would strike the
Judges but for months he failed to
satisfy himself.
One morning a number of Indians
with their chief who hud been to pay
their respects to the great whlto chief
In Washington came to the city and
were shown through the mint. They
were Introduced to the white chief's
picture maker who was just then
showing his young dnughter Sarah tho
great concern. The old chief was at-
tracted by the sweet faced maiden and
her Interest In his feathers and paint.
She childishly wondered how sho
would look lu the feathered headgear.
This was told the chief who solemnly
divested himself of bis feathers and
had them placed on the girl's head.
The effect was so striking that tlio
father took time to make a ske'eh of
the picture finishing it afterward for
his own amusement.
At tbe Inst moment of the period
given for Bending In engravings lie be-
thought himself of the possibility of
the combination of Indian feathers
and Knion sweetness. He got It In
and much sport wns mr.de of the child
at the time In the city becnuso of the
Incident. The sketch passed through
the seventh sifting and finally reached
the last round. P.y one vote It won
and ever since Sarah Lougacre's young
face has served for the humblest of
coins than which no single coin In the
world lias such tremendous clrcula
tlon. Detroit News-Tribune.
"All gone!" IS what they aro now
saying In Washington. This refers
to the people's money as well as to
Congress and tho official set.
SPARKS FROM MANY ANVILS
"Object Matil n."
A half-repentant bachelor with quite
a pile of rocks
Dropped In one day beside tho way
and bought a pair of sucks.
Arrived at home roiusntic Joy ho
wuud'i'liigly drew out
A note deep hidden in the hose
from tionio fair hand no doubt.
I'm twenty years of ngo" It rend
"and cnll.'d a country belle.
With you I'd l!lt' to correspond If
you will never tell
My object matrimony Is and yours
1 hope the same;
If you'll address mo I'll respond."
And then she wrote her name.
On lie Willi hope the bachelor that
very evening 'oie
And folded bis epistle with a kiss ln-
tdde tho note.
Sly ctipid had him in ills mesh no
very clever catch.
For after all quite foolish Is a half-
rep'.'iitant bach.
Hut oil how sheepish did be feel.
when from the fair unknown
This answer came to quench bis
flame: "An old maid I have
grown.
Alas 'twas forty years ago I planned
that fond surprise
Defeated by ii heartless wretch who
wouldn't advertise."
Telling blows do noi always eman-
ate from (lie Hps of the talkative
man.
Iu Style.
"Holy smoke! What alls your
wife?"
"She heard Mrs. Do Fashion say
that flat shapes were going to be all
the rage and she lias been flattening
her shap.-1 accordingly."
"Rut Mrs. Do Fashion was talking
about hath."
.hvny.
Days may lie hot In the Panhandle
Yet life has Its delights;
However hot. the day is
Wo have cool nights.
However hot the day Is
Night brings us peace again;
We all awakj at. midnight.
And reach for cover then.
Uviilcnco.
"What makes you think she did
nbt rare for dress?"
"I saw her In her bathing cos-
tume." ' "That new farm hand of yours
used to be a bookkeeper."
"How do yon know?"
"livery time he slops work for a
minute he tries to pt tlio pitchfork
behind his ear."
Horrible.
"That railroad wreck was n terri-
ble thing wasn't It?"
"Indeed It was! I went to my berth
in tho highest spirits "
"Yes?"
"And was gradually lulled to slum-
ber by the rythmic rat tho of tho
train"
"Yes."
"And then the next I knew wns
the terrific crash "
"Yes! Yes"
"The hiss of escaping steam "
"Yes!"
"The screams of the Injured and
dying."
"Yes! Yes!"
"Then 1 gradually realized that a
handsome young doctor was bending
over me and I gave u shriek of hor-
ror." '"Completely unstrung!"
"I should say I was! My hair was
In curl papers.
A Poor Game.
( From Thursday's Daily Panhandle.)
Ono of the poorest games ever wit-
nessed on tho local diamond was
pulled off yesterday afternoon be-
tween Canyon City nnd a bunch of
locals. The "regular" Amarillo team
s-eeniB to be a thing of tlio past from
tho way things have been going of
late. Since tho management changed
hands the last time nmttrrs sircm lo
have gone from bad to worse nnd in-
stead of Amarillo being (be best
team in Northwest Texas as was
once the fact s'le i:i now below zero
and even the ardent enthusiasts
have lost nil Interest. The report is
current today that. anolh"r organiza-
tion i.c to lie made (it once and a
good line-up selected. Wo can only
second the general r-eiitlmcnt by say-
ing "Wo hope It is true." The Can-
yon team yesteredny was a good line-
up and showed that they know how
to jilay ball If necessary. Tho result
of yesterday's "show" was Canyon
1G; Amarillo t. This; would Indi-
cate that the Canyon team arc sllver-
Itcs.nnd the Amarlllos gold buKS.
If you want a situation uso Daily
Panhandlo want cola in a
riARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City Mo. July 20. CAT-TLK-
Receipts S.0DO; steady to a
shado lower; native stoirs ti.OHCu
U.20; Southern steers $.75 f( 4.'0 ;
Southern cows f S.OOffi :i.4f; nativo
cows and heiroru. ?2.SU( 4.50;
bulls $2.2.Vr-H.ou; calves. $2.!iUi
2.n.'; Western fed steers $:i..r0(ir
S.90; Western fed cows 250fo:
4.50.
SHIiliP Receipts. 3000; steady;
muttons $4.50ff ."i.tiO; lambs $5.5(1
dt ".50; rango wethers. $t.75(tf
5.73; fed ewes J 1.25 (T( 5.1 5.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago July 28 CATTLK Re-
ceipts 0000; market steady; beeves
$3.85 (It 0.40; cows and heifers $1.25
Co 5.30; Blockers unci feeders $2.50
'a 1.25; Texans $4.25 (i 5.00; calves
$5.00 Of 7.00.
SlIKIiP Receipts 1 4000; mar-
ket steady; sheep. $2.90 (ft 3.50;
lambs $ 1.75 It 7.75.
St. Louis Wool Market.
St. Louis Mo. July 20. WOOL-
steady and unchanged.
St. Louis Spelter.
SI. Louis July 26. SPKLTKR-
Sleacly $5.02 i.
New York Lend and Copper.
New York July 28. COPPER -ilrni
$l8.50(ii1S.75.
LHAD Quiet $3.75.
Chicago (iraiu Market.
Chicago July 20. W11KAT
75 M dt 75 c; September 7 G Vj
7(ic
CORN July and September
30 isC
OATS July 34 'ic; September
33dc.
' Chicago Provision.
Chicago July 20. PORK $ 17.10.
LARD July. $S.82'i; Septem-
ber $S.90.
RIDS July $9.10; September
$9.17i.
New York Money Market.
New York July 20. Money on
call. 2f! 24 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5 s It
34.
Silver 63c.
New York Stocks.
New York July 26. Atchison.
fll'4; preferred 100'; New York
Central. 135; Pennsylvania. 129Bi;
Soupthern Pacific 73' g; Union Pn-
ciflc 150 V'. preferred. 93; Amalga-
mated Copper ex. dividend 9SU;
Steel 38 ?i; preferred 105U.
Local (ruin.
drain continues to coma In In con-
stantly increasing quantities on the
local market. Mr. Dewing of the
Star Mill and Elevator company stat-
ed today that the late rains have In-
jured tho grain especially In the
Hereford nnd Canyon districts. Tho
quality of the majority of consign-
ments is still of high grade. The
prices today are as ollows:
W1IKAT No. 2. 70c.
OATS Bulk 30c; sacked 32c.
Lost.
Notice is hereby given that on or
about the first day of April 1906
there were lost in Amarillo 6 prom-
issory notes as follows:
Three notes signed by Jno. V.
Veale for $7.06 2-3 each with
interest at 8 per cent per annum
from date dated Hereford Texas
Feb. 15th 1906 payable to O. I
LcOrand or order on or before one
two and three years from date re-
spectively and providing for ten
per cent attorneys fees in case of
suit for collection after maturity
for part of the purchase money for
Survey No. 94 Block K 7 AH &
M Deaf Smith county Texas.
Also 3 notes signed by Jno. W.
Veale of like amounts dates and in
all respects like the former except
they were given by said Yealc as a
part of the purchase money for
Survey No. 93 Hlock K 7 A B &
M Deaf Smith county Texas.
Any person finding said notes or
knowing their whereabouts will
please deliver the same or commu-
nicate such information to the Na-
tional Batik of Commerce in the
c ity of Amarillo where he will be
compensated by the undersigned
for his trouble.
Si.adk & Bassktt
54562 Agents for G. F. I.eGrand.
Teddy's genuine raids have not
been made on tho railroads and
meat packers but on tho wage-earners
who pay the taxes.
If you want help a Dally Pnniiiin-
Ulo wuut ad will (hid It for you.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For State Senator:
HON. D V.. DKCK1
HON. J. W. VRAL
For District Judge:
J. N. BKOWNINC
IRA WKBSTER.
For Sheriff and Tax Collector
O. K. (PETE) GILVIN.
P. M. HILL. '
j. i:. nroiins
R. C. ROWDER
For County Judge:
J. W.Ol'NN
W. K.GEK. I
SAM R. MERRILL.
For County Attorney: 1
HUGH L. tMPHRE!
W. W. t iOWIN.
For County Treasurer:
J. M. DONALDSON. (
N. II TUDOR. Ji
For County Assessor: .
A. L RIDINGS . '
C. F. MAYER
J. P. FLOYD.
For District and County Clerk
FRANK WOLFIN.
For County Commissioner.
C. M. HARDIN.
I
JNO. B. KERR
For Justice of the Peace (riiclnri Nn t.l
J. W. S. HOLMAN. .
W. W. KIDD
wanted: x
We would Uko to 11st for aaleu
few more 160 and 320-aere farina
within a radius of seven or el g jit
miles of this city.
If you have such tracts and dealt
to sell same call and see us at
office In tho Amarillo Hotel Annex.
Lake nan & Barn
Land Dealers.
That's What They All Say
t:.-v.!i'i
Candies
1 SExclusiyfcAflenc.yr' j
Roach Drug Co-
Shipments fresh all th time..
Stock Salt
NEW ALFALFA AND
MILLET HAY
Canon City Coal
Colorado's Famous Fuel
product. The best coal
on the market.
KUTCH $ FYE
rhone 338.
603 Polk 8t
If You Want
A Home or Ranch In Sher-
man Hansford Ochiltree or
Hutchinson counties write
Champ Traylor
Plemona . Texaa
Who has some great bargains
in Railroad School and Pat-
ented Land.
Batter Than Spanking.
Spanking does not cure children
of bed wetting;. If it did there
would be few children that would
do it. There is a constitutional
cause for this. Mrs. M. Summers
Box 38 Notre Dame Ind. will send
her home treatment to any mother.
She asks no money. Write her to-
day if your children trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child.
The chances are it cant help it. 3
When Drummer Meet
"This" said tho cigar salesman
11s he handed his new acquaintance
a weed "Is from our own factory."
"Loohs Uko n good smoke" re-
joined the other klnght of the grip
"hut eou can't hold a candle to my
Hue."
"What!" exclaimed tho other. "Do
you sell ciKars too?"
"No" was tho culm reply. "Gun
powder"
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Boesen, P. E. The Twice-a-Week Herald. (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 60, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1906, newspaper, July 27, 1906; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth281573/m1/4/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .