Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 4, No. 258, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 10, 1906 Page: 1 of 6
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VOL IV NO 258
398 Skirts
48c Mens Shirts
10c Baby Caps
Window Shades
and Rugs
A Swell Line of Merrs
Shifts At
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k S ° me With Cuffs Attached and
Some Detached
you will find no Better or More Per-
fect Fitting Shirts than ours at this
Popular Price
Langston Durham
Either One Will Save You
The Haberdasher
W R CRAWFORDS S C WHITE LEGHORNS
Met four leading pens of Dallas McGregnr and Waco
mluma Including all firsts and atweuls
HUB took 7 to 12 pre
1901 In the hands of customers they
won premiums and attracted much admiration at Dallas Waxabacnle and
Shreveport La No node has a better foundation or produced a greater p r
cent of 93 to 90 noons Eggs for sale IE for SI jOO
Eggs Sold Under Guarantee Phone 3B0 305 Palestine Ave Palestine Teias
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Under different circum-
stances Here on dry land
with a home or business
building to protect Against
the inroad of fire your best
preserver is a fire policy iu
one of I he companies for
whom we write insurance
Full particulars ou request
Plf mTraijg
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Harbingers of Comfort
Our Now Oxford Ties await
your pleasure and profit
In tan block or patent
leather tbis class of Foot-
Wear will be found eminent-
ly satisfactory to all who re-
quire a very dressy Shoe
and yet demand a large de-
gree of comfort
The new style Toe adds a
touch of smartness to men
that is very taking
Wm BRANAGAN CO
Fortunes wheel turns b it for him
If we but knew It
Who nl iys puts with all his vim
Hint boulder to It
And the main Impetim of making I be
wheel of Fortune roll ilmwayyou want
itlH9 viug Tlio boat way Is a few dol-
lars regularly deposited in Robinson
Broe Dank We aceepl lupoHPp of 91 00
and up Start an aceotinimul get the
Having habit
ROBINSON BROS BANK
UNINCORPORATED ESTABLIOHED 1881
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Special to the Herald
St Petersburg May 10 With tK
assembling of the Russian Dotima tc
duy the last and largest of the Eur
pean countries adopts the parliament
ary system of government All 1U
slan eyes are turned toward Taurid
Palace today The Czar nccompan
by the Czarina and the Dowager E5i
press arrived here In the royal yacS
at twelve thirty and the party pn
ceeded at once to the winter palnc
Tedum service was hold In aIlvoj
the large churches tlis morning arm
the streets are crowded with good
humored laughing people Men
of the Douma have begun gather
and show neither timidity nor a splrl
of bravado
The Czars address was delivered
the winter palace amid a scene of
treme magnificence After this ceri
mony the delegates iarched to To
ride Palace amidst cheers from jh
enthusiastic populace Douma was
then opened with all the ceremonfa
pomp for which Russian court life
famous
The Czars entrance into the cl
was so quietly accomplished that i
excitement was created Before go
to the winter palace the Czar pray
at the tomb of his father for Divini
guidance Today was Ills first appear-
ance in tills city since the bloody Sun
day in January 1B05
The Czar read his address stand-
ing from the ivory throne on the side
of which sat the Czarina and the
Dowager Empress Ills voice wasL
very clear and strong The address
was largely made up of generalities
and declared that order was nccesj
sary for Russias freedom Expressed
deep concern for the welfare of the
of the delegates lulinking a new Rd
sia In conclusion the brilliantly unf
formed courtiers cheered The
dress has made a better impresslohj
than was anticipated The CzarV
appearance was that of a man wt
has undergone great trouble He
seems to be in good health but not
strong
TO THEIR WORK
WILLING TO TALK
President Peabody of the Mutuallr
surance Company Summoned
Special to the Herald
New York May 10 Charles
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SEVENTY PER CENT OF MINERS
REPORTED FOR WORK lODAY
IN WILKESBARRE PA
Special to the Herald v
Wilkesuarre Pa Maj 10 Sj > ventj
per cent of the miners reported
work today Many mines are not
ready for a full resumption of wor
and many of the old miners have
the dlstricL Old employes are beinj
taken back when they offer for th <
places
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body president of the Mutual Life In Iga
surance Company has been subpocneif and
to appear before the grand jury It U tovj
understood he is willing to tell all he
knows of the affairs of the Mutual
under the old regime Ji
Republicans Not to Interfere
Special to the Herald
Kansas City Kas May 10 Mayo
Rose expects lo take the oath of offici
lomurtou night Tlie Republican
are disinclined to proceed against
him for fear of hurting their statq >
ticket
The Herald prints everything foi
the trade
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PALESTINE TEXAS THURSdg AFTERNOON MAY 10 1906
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN THIS PARTg
TEXAS TAKING PRESS DISPATCHES
ASSEMBLED TOUI BUI NO DEATHS
ST PETERSBURG IS FULL OF PEOJ
PLE AND THE MEMBERS SHCM
NO TIMIDITY SERVICES HELD
jhesapeake and ohio east
jnd flyer goes in the
Itch in sections
ijal to the Herald
jjj mouth Ohio May
apeake and Ohio
Bumped the track one car after
lgr last night near Vanceburg
The train was finally brought to
i
l > The trainmen discovered that
ifchmond sleei > er Dad been lost
vub found some ways back in
Jch lying on its side with the
all out
was seriously hurt In the
STATEHOOD BILL
on the question of being ad
one state
10 The
cast bound
10UGHT BETTER OF US
serman Press is Indignant at
the United States
to the Herald
h May 10 The German press
Indignant and is indulging in
criticisms of America and
ans The criticisms arc pro
> y the proceedings of the trial
that German military secrets
n purchased by American
The German editors admit
Ir nation is in the business of
government secrets but say
ught better of America They
o position that Americans
bo on a higher plane pre
beeause there is not the
icntive here to possess such
Ill be Made On It Saturday
londay Vote This Fall
the Herald
Ton D C May 10 Prac
frg mplote mii
jgfoU l j um cuiitieres on me
5aill and a report will be
jnturday or Monday The
tfvldes that the people of
co and Arizona shall vote
Railroads and Oil
r the Herald
May 10 The Interstate
nerofS Commission resumed the
on of the railroads and the
pll Company today
ilport of Topeka former
p Standnrd was the chief
ieamlned He testified that
jcornpany compelled him to keep
of all competitive ship
land said almost every mail
him letters asking why ho
reported competitive sales
been reported by secret
Bich the company main
he company maintained a
system by having sales
gatch competitive sales and
ret agents watch the sales
ERE MANY SPEAKERS
Srocers and Butchers Picnic
Near Waco Yesterday
Texas May 10 The annual
Jyen by the Retail Grocers and
Association yesterday was a
affair The picnic was given at
gike six miles from the city
jwasj the mecca for most or the
pie and hundreds of country
Business houses were closed in
fternoon as were the public
and all took a half holiday
ornfng was taken up with local
PS and other speakers and the
ti was given to candidates for
Sice Hon Mnuta J Moore of
ounty and Colonel Tom Cami >
Anderson counly were the
orlal candidates present and
A 1 iavldson of Cuoro and
P Hill of Denton candidates
enant governor wore alw
All made speeches
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Jno P IIeahne President
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 20393790
UH Bonds and Premiums 2825000
Rankin House and Fixtures 20X0000
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15 CTS A WEEK
We Have Sold
Hundreds of
Spring Suits
THIS SEASON
In tact it has been a
record breaker with u
But we still havo a
beautiful assortment of
Spring and Summer
Clothing left A good
many of these are delayed shipments und you might say
our stock U still complete
We have all the good things in tropical weight
Suits Single Coats and Pants and our Prices
are so Low you cannot resist the temptation
to Buy
W B Flanagan
Statement at the close of business April 6th 1906
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Tuckeb Royall Cashier
Royall National BasiK
PALESTINE TEXAS
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 10O00O0O
Surplus andiProflts 2ifil2J8a
farrnlMnn ZUCOCC
The above statement is correct
Tucker Royall Cashier
Stetsons Stiff Hats
There is no Hat that gives the DressedUpAppear
ance so well as the Stiff Hat Our line of Stetson
Stiff Hats will suit the most fastidous Dresser
300 and 400
Let Us Show Them to You
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Our MottoOne Prico to All and Strictly Cash
to churches and parties
Horwits ferings
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We offer you the pick of any Skirt in the houseThoy range as hi B 70fl r Skirtfor S398
20 Doxcn Pnnccly Men a blurts detached collars und cuffa pockc
ltguef we inadc orlh n of 75o for Imk 43
10 dozen Baby bummer Caps each jk 0
We received CO rolls MatUng this wook which now makea ub the taf Sndto f Matting In thfc71tion7 Mu 7oW >
The Store That Saves You Money H HOR ITiS The Store That Saves You Honey
LEADING CONrECTOfCPS
Skirts 398
mens Shirts 48c
Baby Caps 10c
Lace Curtains and
Swisses
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 4, No. 258, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 10, 1906, newspaper, May 10, 1906; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth68127/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .