Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 3, No. 51, Ed. 1, Friday, September 2, 1904 Page: 3 of 4
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OOce OTer Jordans
Hardware Btoro
PALESTINE TEXAS
Will do a general practice without
medication or the Burgeons lrhife
Knife as last resort Office Phone 236
Residence phone 494
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Practice Limited to Consultation
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AND DEALERS IN
BUGGIES CARTS ETC
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Fine rubber tiro carriages just tho
tiling for weddings funerals and
ottier calls Meet all trains
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ler driver
Business Phono 044 Residence 073
APPEL
THE TAILOR
313 Main St Phono 663
SOLD AND RENTED
AND REPAIRED
We keep in stock Bicycle Sun-
dries if all kinds
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SAM ROLLINS
j TRANSFER LINE
< Kinds of Hauling Moving Household Goods and PianoB a
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TELXPUONEI458 RES PHNOR 457
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CORTELYOUS ENERGY
Chairman of Itclinhllcan National
Committee n Tirclexx Worker
George B Cortelyou chairman of the
Republican national committee has
developed into a man of quick action
says the New York Herald It takes
him about two minutes to consider a
proposition If he does not look with
favor on it by that time the chances
arc that it will not be considered
again When lie makes his mind up
thus In two minutes It uxunlly takes
him about thirty seconds more to get
to the telephone
The national headquarters In the
Metropolitan Life building in New
Tork Is run like a well organized busi-
ness establishment An observing man
who went to work there recently re-
marked that it seemed to him that it
must have been running at least a
year 3Ir Cortelyou Is surrounded
by former employees of his in the de-
partment of commerce and labor who
voluntarily resigned to go with him
He goes to work about 8 oclock in
the morning He devotes all his time
while at the headquarters which be
docs not desert until late In the after-
noon to seeing callers talking with
the Chicago headquarters over the
long distance telephone and to receiv-
ing reports of matters which ought
to be done In various states in which
tho national committee is interested
His system of reports is complete It
is safe to say that he knows more
about the political situation of the
United States at this minute than any
other man
When he leaves the headquarters Mr
Cortelyou goes to his rooms In the
Manhattan hotel At that time his
work is just half through and he has
accomplished more than the average
business man who works under full
head of steam from 9 to 5 He at-
tends to all his correspondence at the
hotel He has no chance to look at it
at the headquarters He also sees
some callers but only by appointment
He never goes to bed until his work
is finished Sometimes this is 2 oclock
sometimes it is 3 But he gets up
fresh as a daisy and is ready for
work before the older campaigners at
headquarters have finished their coffee
and rolls
FOREST FIRE ALARM
WireleiM Telescrnplir to He Tried In
the IJInck 1III1
Wireless telegraphy is to be employ-
ed to aid in saving the forests of the
west says a Washington special dis-
patch to the New York Times Plans
are being made in the bureau of for-
estry to establish wireless stations at
intervals throughout the Itocky moun-
tains where there arc large forests
and where fires occur in the dry sea-
son every year destroying vast areas
of magnificent timber At these sta-
tions expert observers will be kept
who will give warning whenever a fire
bcginE and help witlfc
In extinguishing it
The first system to be set in opera-
tion will be in the Black hills Twelve
forest rangers are employed by the gov-
ernment there and it is proposed to
divide the territory into twelve sec-
tions with a ranger in charge of each
The ranger is to give an alarm inde-
pendently of the automatic service If
possible If the system works success-
fully In the Black hills It will be ex-
tended to the other forests in the Unit-
ed States
PARKER EDITOR OF SONG
ExJnilcc Dan Word Utile 1nim
Cltornl Written Iij Orcunlst
ExJudge A B Parker presidential
nominee on the Democratic ticket re-
cently set the sign of lib approval
upon a campaign song written and
composed by George Ilnydcu Bromby
F S A the organist of the Church of
the Holy Cross at Kingston of which
his soninlaw the Itcv C M Hall b
the rector says an Esopus dispatch to
the New York American
Mr Bromby is an Englishman who
has been in America two years and
does not pretend to know anything
about American politics lib song Is
in C sharp major and Is entitled Safe
Sane and Sound He bore it in tri-
umph to Ilosemouut and played and
sang to the judge
The performance went swimmingly
Judge Parker standing at the end of
the piano until the composer camu to
the last four lines iu the second Htnnz1
which arc as follows
With confidence In Parker sure
That he will prove O K
And make a mighty president
To rule tho USA
Tush tush said Judge Parker we
do not have mighty presidents ruling
the U S A
Bromby was ctnbnrras cd until It
was suggested that the substitution of
the word guide or lead for rule
would be satisfactory and then Judge
Parker consented to accept the dedica-
tion of the song and the happy organ-
ist loaded down with white flowers
from the KtHouioutit lawn returned
gayly to KingNtou
The Qnlet Jaimtime
This Is a pen picture by a correspond-
ent of the occupation of a town by
Japanese soldiers
The Japanese division was In the
town there was no doubt of It but
not ccn a bugle broke the compara-
tive quiet of the place I explored the
streets to see what had become of
then unnstinl soldiers I found them
In the shadows of veraudss within the
sholter of gardens and compounls
resting or cooking their food by 111 lie
fires Mint were Dickering In numberless
different direction They seemed to
have no use for orderlies or staff of
fleers for etcrj thing seemed to be
ready prepared and complete Or If
any passed to and fro Miey scorned as
Boiseless as Uie very shadows In which
they moved
PARKER AS A LIFE SAVER
Huvr lrrnlilcntlnl Cnndldnte Aided
In Snvlnjr a Drownlns Man
Charles M Stafford who was Unit
ed States marshal In Brooklyn during
the first administration of exPresi
dent Cleveland has presented ex
Judge Alton B Parker the Democrat-
ic presidential nominee in n new role
that of a life saver The rescue In
which David B Hill took a prominent
part took place at Sir Staffords sum
mer home at Oak Bluffs Mass sev-
eral years ago says the New York
Herald
Judge Iarker and Ids party visited
Mr Stafford at the Oak Bluffs club at
the Mme and they all went In bathincj
In the party was a well known Al-
bany physician whose name Mr Staf-
ford would not give and while the rest
of the party were on the beach he was
swimming out n considerable distance
The physician gave n cry and the men
on the beach saw him sink
Judge Parker at once plunged into
the surf and with long vigorous
strokes readied the doctor Just as he
was sinking for the second time Mr
Hill followed him but when the Judge
reached the man he was unconscious
The Judge swung the Inanimate body
over hb shoulder nnd started for Uie
shore Mr Hill came to the rescue
and assisted Judge Parker In taking
the doctor to the beach where lie was
soon resuscitated
Chnirx Worm Hntcn to Order
The vast Industry maintained at
Paris to pawn off fake curios and an
UqulUes on unsuspecting Croesuses has
hit upon a new plan says Uie Chicago
Tribune Ticks or wood fretters re-
quired to give pscudo antique furniture
an air of old age nrc now culUvated
in large droves on potatoes Formerly
they were hard to obtain but now there
arc millions of the vermin The fakirs
let loose the wood fretters on the iml
tatlon furniture before it Is painted or
varnished They arc allowed to work
for about six weeks If they worked
longer the chair sofa or table would
fall into dust After six weeks the
worms arc killed by a discharge of X
rays Only then the piece of furniture
is painted and upholstered and ready
for the antique market
Dissolution Notice
Tho firm of Lacy Wood has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent
W M Lacy purchasing tho interest of
H D Wood and assuming all indebt-
edness and collecting all debts duo the
firm of Wood Bros and Lacy Wood
All parUos who are indebted to the
old firm of Wood Bros will please call
and settle Respectfully
W M Lacy
H D Wood
Referring to tho abovo will kindly
aymikimnirr a1 to conuiiifirurelr
patfonago with Mr W M Lacy Ho
is offering you somo special induce-
ments and will treat you honestly
H DWood
Palestine August 231901
Worlds Fair Accomodations
Cool clean homelike rooms for re
spectablo responsible people On di-
rect lino to Fair Delmar or Pago cars
Rate ono 9100 dollar por day spec-
ial rates to parties Writo
MRS A E INMAN
3010 Washington Ao St Louis Mo
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I G N EXCURSION RATES
iLvRLnr Tex Tho Great Health
Resort Low excursion rates Tick-
ets on salo ovory day in tho year
Limit 00 day sfrom date of salo
For complete information call on
G N Ticket Agents or address
D J Price
Gonoral Passongor and Ticket Agt
PAJflstino Texas
From 148 to 02 Pounds
One of tho most remarkable cases of
a cold taepscatcd on the lungs caus-
ing pneumonia is that of Mrs Ger
trudo E Fonner Marion Ind who
was completely cured by tiio use of
Ono Minuto Cough Cure Shosays
The coughinc and straining so weak-
ened mo that I ran down in wcigiit
from US to 92 pounds I tried a num-
ber of remedies to no avail until I used
Ono Minuto Cough Cure Four hot
ties of this wonderful remedy cured
mo entirely of tho cough strengthened
my lungs and restored me to my nor-
mal wcigiit health and strength
Sold by H H Moore druggist
A rower for Good
The pills that are potent in their ac-
tion and pIcaxantineflcctareDeWitls
Littlo Early Risors W S Pilnot of
Albany Ga says During a bilious
attack 1 took one Small as it was It
did me more good than calomel blue
mass or any other pill I ever took and
at tho satnu timo thu effect was pleas-
ant Littlo Early Risers are certainly
an Ideal pill Sold by II R Moore
druggist
Havo you cither female bladdorkid
noy stomach or any chronic trouble
Try Chambers mineral well water
It lias worked wondorful benefits for
others and may do tho samo for you
Freo now
Bffl Early Risers
The famous littlo pills
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THE CZAR OF RUSSIA AND HIS FAMILY
Prior to the birth of the cxareritcli which hag had the effect of dispelling some of the
jrloom orer Russia Nicholas was an extensive father of girls hiTinc a charming quartet of
little gmniltliichesses These reading from left to right are Tatiana AnistasLi Oljp and
Marie With the addition of the new baby the czar s family thus consists of seven
hicli by the way is a magic number in Russia
Tliev Speak
For Themselves
We let the shirts we wash
and the collars and cuffs we
iion speak for themselves
They will talk louder than
we can We want to be
judged more by the work we
do than by what we say
GIVE US
ONE TRIAL
After that youll come hero
any way
MARTIN
Steam Laundry
612 Spring St
The Childs Friend
Phone 2
For Summer Complaint
OholoraInfantum and all
Bowel Troubles of the littlo
folks 25c
M M M
Melburni Misery Mover
Awholo Drug Storo in ono
bottle Tho best allround
Linimont for external and
internal uso and should bo in
ovory house 25c and 60c
Dentifoam
For tho Teeth and flams
Cares Scurvoy cleanses tho
teoth and stops decay and
purifies tho breath 25c
F A PATRICK
DRUGGIST
Next to the Slntfer Office
You Cant Do Without Bread
and you ought to get tho best bread made
since the brst tho llomade Oread coats Just
tho name as other kinds SI loaves for a
quarter dellTercd In quantities to suit one
loaf or more at a time
American Home Bakery
Telephone 231 Cor John and Oak St
F H Ellanberser
I grind Lonsos and fit
Glassos that It
Crescent Jewelry Store
M Folondor Prop
tfte
EXTREMELY
LOW RAT
To the Great
Worlds Fair
St Louis
Saturday August 27 and
Saturday September 3rd
VIA
I Sc G
The I G N will operate a Coach Ex-
cursion to St Loals leatlcg Texas Sat-
urday August 27 and Saturday Septem-
ber 3 Very low rates will be In effect
Tickets Rood to return within seven days
from date of sale which approximately
allows six days In St Louls
FROM PALESTINE
1390
ROUND TRIP >
Through Chair Cars
and Coaches to St
Louis without change 2
Coach Excursion Tickets will not entitle
passengers to Sleeper accommodations
Thrao Swoll Trains Dally
Arriving St Louis
Morning Noon and Evening
Dont MiS9 This Opportunity
See 14 G N Agents for Full Particu-
lars or write
D J PRICE
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Palostlno Toxas
A BATHROOM WORTHY OF
VOLUPTUOUS CARACALLA
We are ftttlcg up constantly In modorn
houses with open plumbing nickel plated
modern Improved wash stands and porco
laln tubs aad shower apparatus Old build-
ings are also refitted by ns In the moot
scientific manner and with the best sanitary
plumbing that can be done None but skill
ed workmen aro employed and the work Is
always satisfactory as well as the price
MWCAMPBELL
Let John Ormond
Move Your
FURNITURE PIANO
Etc Etc
Ho Has tho only Piano
Truck In tho City
DYSPEPSIA CO
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DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 3, No. 51, Ed. 1, Friday, September 2, 1904, newspaper, September 2, 1904; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth67666/m1/3/: accessed March 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .