Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 2, No. 253, Ed. 1, Tuesday, April 26, 1904 Page: 4 of 4

                                
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What Good
Does it do you to buy pretty
colored shirts and shirtwaists it
the laundry is going to fade
them right away Many laun-
drymen do not understand
laundering colored goods It is
art that comparatively few have
mastered YTo have given this
particular feature much thought
and guarantee to launder any
colors without fading if they
will stand cold water
We are laundering many deli-
cate colors today that wo have
laundered for several mouths
and the colors are still bright
and fresh looking May we
havo a trial package from you
MARTIN
Steam Laundry
6l2lSprlng St
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Phone 2
NEW FABRICS FOR SPRING
In Suitings Trouserings Dress
Suits Business Suits and Over-
coats are now to be seen at
IKE HARRISONS
In all the latest novelties from English
Scotch and American manufacturers We
will make jour Spring overcoat or suit In
the best and swellest style and of artistic
elegance at a reasonable price
IKE HARRISON 411 Main St
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I have just opened up a
spick and span stock of
new groceries fruits nuts
vegetables and feed stuffs
Call ahd inspect my stock
I will treat you right
W M THOMPSON
410 Main street next door
to Magnolia Meat Market
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ALF 5AXTON who has lately
opened np a Second Hand store In this
city has now mored to a more central
location the Illnzle IJuildlng yellow
front Main street and Is now prepared
to buy all kinds of clothing furniture
feathcrstetc Will call anywhere and
offer best price If you havo anything to
sell We are also buyc rs of beeswax n nd
all kinds of Metal and old rubber
Palestine Second Hand
Store
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Louder Than Words
Such Evidenco of the High
Appreciation of
Knabo Starr Richmond
and Voso Pianos
tells the story of their sterling
worth
JESSE FRENCH PIANO CO
Luther Itarman Salesman Palestine
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JAPANESE IN EARNEST
Unity of Purpose Concealed
Under Outward Politeness
BEAYEEY OP THE POOEEE 0LASSE3
Startling Incidents That Depict the
Sterner Qaulltlea of the Mlltndoa
People Ad > uutnite uf the Jnpu
uese Uver the llunluaiTruojn
Drill us One Sinn
On the rond outside my window I
heard the neighing of horses In the
night recently wrote John F Baas
the Tokyo correspondent of the Chi-
cago News Otherwise everything was
quiet I worked u little longer aud
then to rest myself went to the win-
dow What was this passing Itegl
meut after regiment of Japanese foot
moving so silently that although I
was only a few yards distant not a
sound reached me hut the neighing of
country horses It was grewsome this
absolute silence Thousands of men
were passing and not a whisper could
he heard not a footbeat on the road
Every inau In this body mubt In obe-
dience to orders almost tiptoe along
A whole people In such absolute har-
mony with the authority that com-
mands are obeyed with sympathetic
exactnesscannot be made up of hu-
man individuals There is different
stuff here from men as wp know them
In the west Individualism is volun-
tarily and entirely suppressed for tha
benefit of the organism More and
more came by and even with my win-
dow open watching them 1 could oot
hear their trnmp
Go to the field where they drill If
you believe that you bnve scon troops
drill before watch tbeso companies
There arc no prize ones They all are
equally perfect I have read In Ameri-
can papers about troops drilling as
one man In many countries I have
watched many troops Never before
have I realized the meaning of those
words as one man
The angle of the rifle over the shoul-
der is exactly the same Alt the mo
tions of every man are exactly the
same There nro no nerves here no
carelessness It is hard to convey the
Idea of so great precision Concelva
small steam engines working side by
side keeping time so that each piston
drives In and out at the same Instant
then you will get the picture of Japa-
nese troops at drill
There are stories current In Tokyo
which though they may not be accu-
rate show the temper of the people a
temper wholly different from that of
other civilized nations among which
Japan has token a firm position At
the navalfight off Chemulpo they say
a sailors band was shot away at the
wrJ tHeplck edfup tha btecdlnJBk
ment of UIsownebodr and made his
way to the ships hospital There ha
held out the mutilated arm and gave
the severed hand to the doctor
Please sew it on he said that I
may continue to fight for my country
The bystanders bad not recovered
from their wonder when tha sailor felt
ut the doctors feetand died
This man was not nn olflccr lie was
n sailor before the mast one of the
common people Travelers who visit
Japan see the dainty little houses the
exijulbltc decorations the flowers and
gardens the punctilious courtesy of
the Japanese people They never
dream of what sterner stuff the Japa-
nese are made The Japanese have
been considered an art loving perhaps
rather an effeminate race They are
really n race of heroes
A worklnginan with a wife and a
number of children was called to serve
his country Ho distributed as many
of his children among hfs friends us
he could One remained over He was
too proud to ask public support In-
deed families nra large here and
should the state support the needy
families of the soldiers there would be
nothing left with which to make war
The man killed bis own child rather
than leave It to die of hunger He was
not arrested or tried Mark htm
down they suld as a martyr to his
countrys good
The Russian has met his match for
In quality the Japanese equals If he
does not excel him and Inunlty of ac-
tion perfection of organization aud
advantage of position he Is far in the
lead Take the general staff There
are no traditions of long standing
suitable only to old conditions of war
to bumper them The army Is new
and the mind of every staff offlcer Is
free to receive new suggestions re-
quired by the ever changing conditions
of modern warfare The Japanese
staff stands IiolatPd In the military
world It is an unbiased onlooker It
picks the good things from other mili-
tary organizations nnd unites these
In n harmonious whole to hull the Jap-
anese people
Japan Is in the best poult Ion she can
occupy to win n great victory for mIic
Is unhampered by the Intolerance that
comes from a successful military his-
tory The Japanese officers talk sane-
ly of other nrmlcx They point out
the good features and carefully con
Hlder the weaknesses of foreign or-
ganizations
Everything Is done by rulo In Japan
The Japanese Is not n business man
He has little bushiest ambition as
rule The buslnebs relntlon takes Its
tone ns dors every other branch of
life here In the old feudal system
Employees and clerks arc absolutely
loyal to their Japanese employers
They become a part of the concern
In turn they are cared for Very
seldom Is any one discharged A bond
of obligation to look after his em-
ployees as dependents rests os the
employer This system bnt Its good
HOGS TO WIN WIFE
Jinn Who Itul < the Illuueat Iorkvr
Win Mr JraUr
Cupid figure in n fnt stock contest
That U exactly bat the little god
Is doing and on the outcome of a
novel Indiana contest will hinge the
consummation of an affair of Iovp
that lie linn planned says the Chicago
Tribune
A Wanatah widow of comely Agon
and tender ng Mrs Kmmn Ieake by-
name has been courted by two farm-
ers of the county Both raise fat
stock mostly bogs Mrs Ieake be-
Ing unable to deride between the two
soil tillers Iiiih offered to marry the
man who bus the largest number of
tut lings weighing owr 300 pounds
each by Per 15 noL This Is the
birthday of the widow and she has
promlsid to have a grent feast on the
day when hc will bo able to make a
satisfactory choice between her two
suitors
A Vestrockot Doctor
Nover in tho way no trouble to
carry easy to tako pleasant and novor
failing in results aro DoWitU Littlo
Karly Risers A vial of Ihoso littlo
pills in tho vostpockot is a certain
guaranteo against headache bilious-
ness torpid livor and all of tho ills re-
sulting from constipation They tonic
and strengthen tho liver Sold by al
druggists
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and bad points The Japanese busi-
ness man never does any manual labor
He does not even bother with his
books His faithful employees al-
though paid little do this for him He
only talks plans and gets business
Even the little storekeeper seldom
shows any of his own wares He calls
out bis employee to do that
Watch the clerk come Into the office
In the morning He bangs up bis hat
His employer pretends not to see
Once his hat and coat In place he
moves toward his employer who rises
to receive him They both bow and
draw In their breath with a sucking
bound They scat themselves then
half rise again with their hands rest
ing on their knees After this they
talk casually about cherry blossoms
the weather or any indifferent sub-
ject before etiquette will allow them
to approach the business of the day
Japanese courtesy Is overpowering
Familiarity never reaches that point
where It breeds contempt at least in
outward manner Even young stu-
dents observe a formal politeness In
their relations They those who are
not foreign bred never slap each otbet
on the back or assume the manner of
cotton the Italians are In every way
superior to the negro that they are In
dustrlouh aud thrifty and are Inclined
to no race antugoulsm and to no race
mixture He recognizes that there Is
an undoubted scarcity of labor In bis
part of the south with ono class of
uegroes lu demuud In sawmills oil
mills aud similar enterprises and with
another class scattering through the
United States but he looks to immi-
gration to supply the deficiency and Is
convinced by experience that If Ital-
ians from the northern agricultural
districts of Italy are encouraged to
come to the i < outh they will gradually
take the places of the negroes with-
out there being any such violent
change as to paralyze for t generation
the pioaperlly of the country
what we call the hall cllow wall s one to the Ethiopian changing
mot ifi skin and the other to the shadow
To Americans they seem painfully rifeying backward on the dial The ed >
polite The outer shell or self Is aeverHgrial was read to the class and Its
broken and we keep wondering what > tesibers were asked to tell where
the Japanese really Is on the inside InffSe quotations ware from and to say
self control in dignity that comesjcop pKther their use In tha edltorltl con
self effacement wohavemuch tb learHSBfcfd to their meaning Yr theirasso
from them jTsSKin In which they were originally
lind In telling ot the papers Or Hem
ITALIAN COTTON GROWERS
I read every one of thoe eighty
Mlaalaalppl Jlnu T ll of Their Snpac
rturllr t Xatrroea
Le Hoy Iercy of Greenville XIIss
who Is a lawyer banker and farmer
bas been experimenting with an Ital-
ian colony on what is known as the
Austin Corbiu planting property in
Arkansas of which more than 4000
acres are in cultivation Italians work
ing more than half that acreage says
the Manufacturers Record Somo of
these Italians have been upon the prop-
erty for years and are so well satisfied
that they are constantly bringing over
relatives and friends from Italy
Mr Percy finds that as growers of
MONEY K1N S WHO AUK KItiRTIKO FOR A KAIIjROAD
Kdvard H Ilirriinnn lias taken legal action to compel James J Hill to return to him
flip Not tinm Incific stock turned in by Harrinian at Ui time of the orenniiaticn of the
Northern Srriiritir company recently declared by the supreme e irt of the United States
to Imre twu funned in contravention of the law Hill wiliei to prorate Hjrrinians
Northern Pacific stock with Great N ottliern in which event Hill will have control of both
toads Under the other plan Uarriman will control the Northern PacirTo
KIPLING NEW JEREMIAH
Jahn Hopkins Stndents Gave Him
V Credit For lllblc Quotations
r rrcsident Rcinson of Johns Hopkins
university has made the discovery that
few students In that Institution arc fa
miliar with the Bible says a special
dispatch from Baltimore In a recent
address before the Womans club ot
Roland Park In Baltimore he spoke ot
Urn woeful lack of good English la
schools One great cause for this Ig-
norance be believed to be the general
neglect of Bible reading In homes and
colleges and he regarded such neglect
as d grave menace to the development
of true literary style
iTo find out how much or bow Ilttl
the Johns Hopkins students might
know concerning Biblical subjects the
faculty decided on an Impromptu ex
amlnation of eighty students They
djd not know that tbey were being ex
amined at all or for what purpose but
since their papers were not to be held
up agalnst them In the way of exam-
ination judgment the faculty felt ex
icused tor making the experiment
SfAn editorial from a newspaper was
Chosen containing two Biblical refer
hc
psp crs and the writers bad evidently
struggled with those questions in a
wonderful way Borne few knew in < i
general way that the quotation about
Itfii Ethiopian was from the Bible but
Jbat was all Several connected it
Vaguely with a leopard changing bis
spots Some hazarded a well known
book of natural history concerning the
spotted leopard Others evidently con
nected It with Jungle tales and gave
Kipling as tho source Only one man
out of the eighty knew exactly the allu
alon and where It came from
Jl felt a keen Interest In that young
man and when his card was brought
to me a few days later I went gladly to
welcome him nis errand was wholly
foreign to the Biblical quotation but
as he was leaving me I remarked
You are a close reader of tho Bible
t Yes ho responded In some sur
prise I do read the Bible clotely I
hope to study for the ministry
A CHURCH FOR BOY8
CoDBrcKnttonnl Paatora Ilnn to
Train Youtua la lllirht Iatti
Wlluiettc an aristocratic suburb of
Chicago has an aristocratic church of
the Congregational denomination The
pastor of this particular church the
Rev II S Hasklns Is said to have
been s bad boy once upon a time and
his heart now opens to all the way-
ward boys that can be brought to his
notice This particular church is build
ing a new house of worship and the
structure Is to contain many things
that will attract the youngsters A
special room will be set apart for
hoys a gyinnnMum where the youth
of the town may meet and go through
the exercises Under a teacher Boxing
lln s mild form is to bo allowed Baths
and a handball court are purt of the
attractions
i The future of the nation lies In the
training of the boy In the right path
said Uie Itev Mr Hasklns The boys
fnecd our assistance and tbey shall re
celve It I was a boy once nnd not n
fvery good boy at that Th boys must
be taken rare of If not In one way
Swhy then In another They need en
couragemenL
New Street Hack
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Professional Cards
Dr H Stacy Dodge
NEUROLOGIST
Over Wotaon Durham Hodges
Diseases ot theJEyo treatedby the moat Solen
tide and uptodate Methods
Error of Retraction CorrectedScIentlflcally
Cross Eyes Straightened Without Pain
Offico Hours
0 a m to 12 m and 2 to S p m
ANDREW A SPEEGLE
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office over Jordans
Hardware Store
PALESTINE TEXAS
Will do a general practice without
medication or the surgeons knife
Knife as last resort Office Phono
Residonco phone
W G JAMESON M D
Practice Limited to Consultation
and Surgery
OFFICE I 6 N HOSPITAL
A M BARTON
LAWYER
Ofllce With Campbell ti McMeana
Palestine Texas
chas k Mcdonald
ARCHITECT
Buildings designed and construction
superintended Suburban residence
a specialty Would bo pleased tr
meet any who contemplate DnUding
Office Over Palestine National Bank
G H HUNTER
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Offico at
Latimer Crawfords
Livery Stable
Office Phone 25 Residence Phone 663
Palestine Texas
H V PRATHER
GUNSMITH
puns Pistols Sewing Machines
iron safes bicycles lock and kejs
repaired
ShoD and OD3coon Avenue A
ivr nextito BaptlatCliurcliTfc
B HEIDELBRINK
WATCHMAKER
First Door Cast of Jonos Dry
Goods Co Main Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
HERMAN SCHMIDT CO
MANUFACTURERS OP
Saddles Harness
AND DEALERS IX
BUGGIES CARTS ETC
RepalrlnR a Specialty
am Lacaa Old Stand Spring Street
W K WYATT
TRANSFER LINE
A11 Orders Given Prompt
Attention
Tolephone 284
Notice Fast Express
All calls tor Job Hauling Trunks etc to
and from the depot Will call at residence to
fet checks and to dellTeryoar baggage prompt
y Offlce phono 613 from 83 a m to 830 p
m Restdcnco phono 611 answered at all hours
DAVE JOHNSON
APPEL
THE TAILOR
313 Main St Phone 665
FRANK MARTIN
SHOEMAKER
Shop Corner ot John and Crawford Streets
Was formerly with Cooke Jb Inkley
Docs firstclass work at reasonablo prices
WH Parker Contractor Builder
Sec mo at 321 John St or 410 Main St
for very cheap rates on Mechanical
work Repair work a specialty
Plans and Specifications Furnished
When its health you aro soarching I
for go to Andrew A Speeglo the Os
PBEzells stable has an elegant teopath over Jordans Hardware I ForsaIe Fino live minnows Allkonrs
now street hack Ring 71 for trains store and you will suroiy bo pleased I day or night Giraud street No 1C3
and other calls i31lmo with results Phono 21 W K Wyatt
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L TRICE
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THETEXAS ROAD
Palostlno Texas
A BATHROOM WORTHY OP
VOLUPTUOUS CARACALLA
Wo are fitting np constantly In modern
houses with open plumbing nickel plated
modern Improved wash stands and porce
bu
Iain tuba aad shower apparatus Old ouUd
rs are also refitted by us la the most
entitle manner and with the best sanltarr
imbing that can bo done None bat slrill
ed workmen aro employed and the work Is
always satisfactory as well as the price
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MAitun Tex The Great Health
Resort Low excursion rates Tick
ets on sale every day in tho year
Limit 60 day sfrom date of salo
For complete information call on J
Q N Ticket Agonts or address
D J Pbice
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Pontine Texas
Colds Cause Pnoumonla
One of the most remarkable cases of
a cold deopseated on the lungs caus-
ing pneumonia is that of Mrs Ger-
trude E Fonner JIarioa Ind Who
was entiroly cured by tbwiwtspf pitn
Minute Cough Curo She says Tha
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I ran down In woight from
148 to 92 pound9 I tried a number of
romedies to no avail until I used One
Minute Cough Cure Four bottlss of
this wonderful remedy cured mo en-
tirely of the cough strengthened my
lungs and restored me to my normal
weight health and strength Sold
by Moore Ballew
Tho Nome Witch Hazol
The name Witch Hazel is mnch
abusod E 0 DoWitt Co Chicago
are tho inventors of the original and
only genuine Witch Hazel Salvo A
certain cure for cuts burns bruises
eczema totter piles etc Thero are
many counterfeits of this salve some
of which are dangerous while they
aro all worthloss In bnying Witch
Hazel Salve see that the uama E 0
DoWitt Co Chicago is on the box
and a curo is certain Sold by Mocre
Ballew
Minnows
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DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
Tk 1100 bottla contains 2H ttmeithe trlilslis which sails tor 50 casts
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