Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 2, No. 54, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 5, 1903 Page: 4 of 4
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PERSONAL NOTES
L Dorr is in Houston on business
W H Baty returned to Neehes at
noon
Attorney J F Weeks went to Jack-
sonville thiB morning
Mrs Geo A Wright will goto Waco
tomorrow on a visit to friends
Congressman A W Gregg came
home at noon from a trip south
E A Goodridge I G N agent at
Jacksonville came in at noon
Sheriff Joe Summers of Cherokee
co unty is in the city from Rusk
0 A Pryor went over to Busk to-
day where his wife is visiting iriends
gyg jftdY nn rjrin on the merry
rfgoronnd Holiday afternoon and night
for 5c a ride
Mrs Harry McMahan and children
arrived home at noon from a visit
to Tennessee
A S Purvine late of Oklahoma
Territory is in the city prospecting
and will likely locate here
Miss Etta Deskin returned to her
home at San Antonio last night ac-
companied by Miss Alia Welborn
Bide with the ladies of the John II
Reagan Chapter U D O at the mer
rygoround next Monday afternoon
and night
The ball and reception committee of
the John H Reagan Chapter U D 0
will meet with Miss Kate Hunter next
Tuesday night
W H Dick came home from the
north at noon He went up to meet
his family returning from a visit to
New Market Tenn
The John H Reagan Chapter U D
C will have charge of the merrygo
round Monday afternoon and night
Send the children down to ride
Capt Ed Willis is in the city from
Denton He is here to confer with
I G N conductors and is a candi-
date for the state legislature in bis dis-
trict He is a very popular man and a
good man
Dont forget the babies Perhaps
they cant ask for what they want but
they need it just the same A pair of
sofc sole shoes for them would make
them happy Cooke Inklcy have a-
very complete line of this class of
shoes in several new patterns
AntiSaloon League
The AntiSaloon league will
meet at the Avenue Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock
Afull attendance is desired
MerryGoRouni
The ladies of the John II Itca
Eagan Chapter U D C have
leased the merrygoround for
next Monday afternoon and night
and invite their friends to patron-
ize them
Bids Wanted
Bids will be received on build-
ing two grand stands for the car-
nival Specifications and all the
necessary information can be had
after today of Mr D C Malloy
at his home He baB the right to
accept or reject any and all bids
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THE CARNIVAL
King and Queen Contest Is Now
Open
FORKING
G LNoble l
Geo Burkitt
A It Howard
V F Duboso
Sam Howard
FOB QUEEN
Miss May Rua9
Miss Bessie Burkitt
CHURCHES
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Contonary Methodist
Sunday School at 930 a in Lucius
Gooch Superintendent
Preaching at 11 a ra and 8 p
by the pastor All are cordially
vited to these services
Prayer meeting Wednesday ni
at 8 pm
H O Willis Pastor
Howard Avenuo Methodist Church
Sunday School at 930 a m J A
Campbell Supt
You are cordially invited to attend
both preaching sorvices 11 a m and
8 p m
H J Haves Pastor
Avenue Baptist
Regular services at 11 a ir > Sunday
Rev Mailltt will preach at the Ave-
nue Baptist church Sun l < ty morning
and evening Rev Sellers being ab-
sent
sentAttention
Attention Printers
There will be a regular meeting
of Palestine Typographical Union
No 472 at the Herald oflicc on
Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock
All members are requested to be
present
BT order of President
W E Laxgstov
Secy Tresis
No morphine fiends by Osteopathic
methods
Sacrifice Sale
Two houses adjoining on
Conrad street worth
2000 for 1300 must soil
at onco
Sam Howard
Jj Telephone 48 Agent
e Fit Glasses That Fit
It is not a matter of experiment with us A thorough knowledge of
our business and adequate apparatus for testingfeyesenablejjus to know
Crescent Jewelry Store
Business Changes
We do not intend changing our business methods
except if possible to give you better service and
keep a more complete stock of Drugs Patent
Medicines etc for you to draw from Our stock
of Paints Oils Wall Paper and Glass is heavy
and we want to reduce it Get our prices before
you buy
Moore 3D Bailew
THE DRUGGISTS
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Rev A P Scofleld will preach at
1045 a m
Sunday school 930 a m
Preaching at 1045 a m and 8 p m
J O Mason Cor Secy
Congregational
Sunday School at 930 F B Markle
Superintendent
Preaching 1045 a m
Rev E P Kuhl of Kansas City will
greach at the Congregational church
unday morning and Rev Scofleld
will conduct the night service
Preaching at 8 p m
Junior Endeavor at 4 p m
Endeavor at G p m
Prayer meeting Wednesday even-
ing 8 pm J B Lucas Pastor
Catholic
First mass at 7 a m
High mass at 10 a m
Sunday School at 3 p m
Rosary sermon and benediction at
4 p m B Lee Rector
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Yote of Thanks
At a meeting of the Prohibition
Executive Committee of Anderson
county held in Palestine on the
4th day of September 1903 the
following resolutions were unnn
imousry adopted
Whereas noble ladies from
the cities of Tyler Longview
Mincola Crockett and Hemp-
stead Texas came to Palestinegnt
our invitation and joined our
ladies together with Mrs AC
Zchncr in the most earnest and
zealous labor to promote the suc-
cess of our campaign for count
prohibition therefore be it re
resolved
1st That we extend our gin
cere thanks to these ladies for
their untiring and unselfish cf
forts in behalf of our people
2nd That we promise the co
operation and assistance of our
best citizenship whenever the
call from the cities whose daugh-
ters endeavored so faithfully to
aid Palestine and Anderson coun-
ty
3rd That we appreciate most
highly the enthusiastic services of
the women and of the children
throughout Anderson countyud
feeriiappy in the knowledgethat
our cause was worthy of sucNcQr
helpers St
4th That we regard Mrs Zeh
ner as one of the purest and truest
and most highminded and potent
leaders of a great moral move-
ment and feel that our debtto
her is large indeed y
5th That we request the Ihuly
and Weekly Herald niulZtfthe
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argam
i Bulletin
It is hard to earn but easy to
save from 10 to 2o per cent if
you patronize tho
BARGAIN STORE
The small economios is what
build tho bank account
J E BONDS
Gao A Wrlrfht Old Stand
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PALESTINE
TEXAS
LUCKY WOMAN AT
OLD HORSE SALE
Houston Tex Sept 4 There
were several lucky strikes at the
old horse sale of unclaimed
baggage of the Houston Texas
Central and Southern Pacific
railroads here today A lady who
had purchased a trunk for 175
found that it contained a great
quantity of ladies underclothes
two diamond rings and a sunburst
brooch She took the trinkets to
a jeweler and he told her that
their combined value was 270
WEATHER REPORT
Ylclcsburg
LUUe Rock
Taylor
San Antonio
Memphis
St Louis
Bismarck
Fort Worth
El Paso
TEMPERATURES
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New Orleans
Palestine
Galreston
Corpus Christ
Chicago
Kansas City
DcnTer
Amarlllo
San Francisco
Carnival Balls
Remind you that evening dresses will be
in order We are showing every con-
ceivable design in trimming and fabrics
We also buildthem Come down and see
our display and let us give you designs
and estimates
Zxfre Grand Leader
Palestines Leading Store
Weekly Advocate to publish these
resolutions and the papers of Ty-
ler Longview Mineola Crockett
and Hempstead to copy them
Thos B Gkeexwood
Chairman Prohibition Executive
Committee for Anderson Coun-
ty Texas
No Paper Monday
On account of Monday being
Labor Day and observed as a
holiday no paper will be issued
from he office of the Herald
If you are thinking of buying a new
machine dont fail to get our prices
and terms Old machines taken in
exchange A liberal discount given
for cash
cashTHE
THE SINGER MFQ CO
Phone 281 J G Moore
T8tf Manager
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WEATHER FORECAST
New Orieans La Sept 51903
For Palestine and Vicinity Tonight
and Sunday fair weather
For East Texas Tonight and Sun-
day fair weather
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A fair weather condition occupies
the country from the upper Mississippi
valley and I < ako region southward to
the Gulf coast and the western slope
of the Rockies by an unsettled con-
dition
During the last 24 hours the weather
has been mostly fair and this morn-
ing It is mostly clear oxcopt scattered
cloudiness in the upper Mississippi
valloy Missouri valloy and on the
northern Rocky mountain slope
Temperatures are generally slightly
higher and moderate
P McDonouqh
Work Begun
Work was begun this afternoon
on erecting the big amphitheater
for the horticultural show in con-
nection with the Carnival ft
will be 100x100 feet and amply
large for the great variety of dis-
plays that will be ahown
SUPREME TENT K O T M
OF THE WORLD
RECORD OF 1002
Benefit membership Dec 31st 1001 2I02W
Benefit membership Dec 31st 1902 253561
Net gain In benefit membership 4120
Social membership 53 o
Total membership Dec 31 KG 311171
New members admitted Uurins 1902 7IMrs
Death rate per 1W0 members 051
INCOME
Net ledger balance Dec 31st ISO 417S0 7S9I0
31C0JS3JS
3683S022
6377106
33297 JO
18001
201000
137500
23SC742
Mortuary assessments
Ei pense assessments
SIcV funeral and accident
Certificate and membership fees
Interest
Rents
Miscellaneous
Profit on bond sale
719919711
DISBURSED EVT8
Death claims paid ICG31 during 1902 211325303
Total and permanent disability 101523sa
Sick funeral and accident benefits paid ClTVOTO
Relief 2M 00
Returned to members 121333
General fund 35891219
Total disbursements 3mI3S6
Balance CasbandlnTcstmentfnnds 2yiroTDss
Gain In surplus during 1002
aid
Tent No If meets CTcry
eTonlng at 8 oclock In Red Mens Hall
Benefits paid since organization Sll > 2l817 6
Palestine Wednesday
E R Ramsey
Commander
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FLETCHER E PnlCE
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PAVEMENT NOTES
WOOD BROS Has it for Less
Help the Daughters and let the chil-
dren enjoy themselves Monday after-
noon and night by riding on the
merrygoround
For rent Furnished rooms Ap-
ply at 171 Ayenuo A
For paper hats caps etc
kazoo instruments bigotphones
flags etc see Sawyers Brigos
Sections of the locomotive which
turned over on the Fort Worth di-
vision killing Engineer Kestler were
brought in this morning The loco-
motive is being dismantled
I will be in Palestine and Anderson
county until after the Carnival selling
choice fruit trees and shrubbery from
the wellknown nursery of FTRam
sey of Austin Toxas All stock sold
is guaranteed Doliyer November or
December or as soon as sap Is out of
trees R H Wren
Phone J B McKnights
2mw Ctd
Examination and consultation free
and treatment reasonable by Andrew
A Speegle D O
Many cases of Dyspepsia and Con
stipation are duo to tho drug habit sc
say the best medical authors
We Frame Pictures
Ed Kingsbury
We keep a full supply of parts ne ed
clca attahmenta and oil for all makes
hot marines Give us a call
THE SINGER jrFG CO
Phone 231 J G Moore JUgr
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Paper hats caps costumes
etc sec Sawyers Briggs
When reliof is what you are want
ing do not consult any but Osteopaths
who havo the proper credentials
Bids will bo received by the
carnival association for tho privi-
lege of selling candies etc on
the streets during the carnival
Apply to D C Malloy
For cotillion figures favors
properties and novelties Carnival
goxuls Janterrjfl garlands and
decorations sec
Sawyers Brigos
Our hats and caps for Carnival
purposes parades etc aro made
of prime quality of paper and
cartoons Sawyers Briggs
Phone 236 for office and 494 for resi-
dence of Dr Androw A Speegle The
Osteopath
Browns first class hack line
to Stricklands or Spring Park
25c each round trip for four or
more Leave orders at Ehlerts
Undertaking Establishment tel-
ephone 249 5lm
Osteopatoy will stand the tests of
its merits In all diseases with any
therapy
After others fail try tho Osteopathic
treatment
Osteopathy does not claim to euro
ovory case but cures most and injures
none Is not that a glorious record
Will Close Monday
All stores in Palestine will be
closed on Monday September 7th
on account of Labor Day Tlyj
public will please take notice
Ed Dorman
Secy Clerks Union
Vote Your Choice
Ballot boxes havo been placed
at Brattons Geo Harris ant
Swifts for tho voting for king
and queen of tho Carnival When
at eitlier place vote your choice
You can vote as often as you
please
Mounted Yiews
The Herald Supplements
beautiful Colorado scenes can
bo had at tho Herald oiiice
mounted on mats They rnke a
pretty ornament They can be
had for ten cents and arc cheap
at that prico Set of six for 5C
cents
R C EHLERT
Undertaker and Embalmer
Fino Rubber Tired Funeral Car
A full lino of Coffins and Caskets
from the finest to the cheapest
always on hand
Personal attention
Telnphono 249
Wainwrlght Building Avenue A
Fob kent Two furnished rooms at
425 North Sycamore
For Sale Good team of horses
two seated hack and double harness
cheap for cash or good notes Apply
to Ed Addington at Addingtona cor-
ner in old town 9 5 Gfc
Wanted A lady of refinement and
ability would like collecting to do
Can trivo reference Address P O
Box 765 9 53t
For rent Two nicely furnished
rooms close in Apply No 9 Combi-
nation street 323t
Wanted Board and room by couple
with 2yearold child References
exchanged Address P O box 104
Palestine Texas 24 3t
For sale Two hundred cords pino
wood and 100 cords oak well season-
ed Will deliver any part of town at
8250 for pine and 8300 for oak per
cord E L Howell Phone 497
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Lost Pair goldrimmed spectacles
Small piece broken out of one gliss
Case branded Atlanta Ga Return
for reward to 17 Texa3 ayenue or the
Herald office 353t
For rent Two nicely furnished
rooms 420 Oak street one block from
depot tf
Wanted Two young men roomers
foi private home 304 Lact street
FOR SALE House and lot on N
Jackson street Now house For
prico and terms apply to D T Stanley
at I G N boiler shop 1 m
FOR RENT One largo airy room
for rent furnished good Good stable
for buggy and horse Apply to 126
Crawford street
WANTED By man and wife no
children to rent 5 or 6 room house
furnished preferred Long time Ref-
erences given Phone 603 306b
FOR SALE Finest Upright Piano
in Palestine R O Ehlert the Under-
taker and Embalmer Ave A 27 tf
For board or rooms go to 437 Reagan
street Nice up stairs room soutb
ventilation Mrs Masters
PATRONIZE
Uf0NSTORES
FALR LIST
Wood Bros Co
H T Langston Co
The Grand Leader
Watson Durham Hq
Hodges Qrocerxffojij
obnes Dry dood C67
Wm Branagan
Green MafHtt
Frank Lacy
0 J Dugey
1 Finkolatein
Weeks Jackson
WNKlein
H Horwits
Cooko Inkley
J N Warren
W H Kingsburv
O E Dobbs
H L Cook
J S Temple
O O Everett
Numsen McMahan
Palestine Hardware Co
J E Bonds
A Home in Palestine
Means Happiness
And Contentment
Do you want to buy a home
Do you want to rent a home
Do you want to sell your home
Do you want to rent your home
Do you want to Insure your home and furni
tureDo
Do you want to buy a farm or rent one
If In the market to buy sell or rent real estti
please call and ciamlne my list I respectfoQl
solicit tho listing of your property foreltherAal
rent or oxchange
M HINZffi
Real Estate and InsuranceAgent
orer Crescent Jewelry Store Spring St
TELEPHONE 603
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Praaklyfieaf
IiKtnutl Relieved with
Oriental PricklyHeat Powder
Io itivIr the best antiseptic coolinr soothing
ami rcf rcshinz ponrder lor all sUn eruptions
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Orfcsla PrlAWkit tmkr G01 Hcastoc TeujT
J H JOHNSON
H o s n jrnS Fast Express No 2
nii5owprePared ° answer ail calls prompt
ly between the hours of 8
a m and 9 p m Alk
grievances or OTcrcharges by No 2 should be rt
ported to No 1 for correction Trunv
from depot a specialty phone 613
street 209 barber shop
f Louie Von Dj
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 2, No. 54, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 5, 1903, newspaper, September 5, 1903; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth67315/m1/4/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .