Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 4, No. 262, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 15, 1906 Page: 1 of 6
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VOL IV NO 262
Rents and
Real Estate
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
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PayDay Shoppers
Will find our Stock replete with Bargain Plums awaiting them
The people have been good to us in their patronage dur-
ing the past month and we want to show that we ap-
preciate their good will by continuing to merit it
We are making omo very attractive prices on nice new goods ana It
will be to your interest to remember this and visit our
store during the nest few days
We haven nice lino of White Goods at all the popular price but as-
a special we offer
A very fine Sheer Persian Lawn worth 25c at tho low price of 16c
We also have a nice lot of Colored Lawns at 15c 10c 6c
We are showing the prettiest line of White Waists to be f < und in the
city a from 3125 to 8250
A pure bleached table Damask 64 inches wide worth 65c at 48c
A half bleached half linen Damask short Ienghts a 35c value ar25c
64 Pair Mens Spring Pants a j b lot full range of sizes regular
8200 250 values our special price 8160 and 2 75
We have just received anew lot of Millinery consisting of Ladies
and Childrens Trimmed Hats We re offering tbPso goods
at about half the nsnal price Our Ladies Hats at 8150 and 8200
Look like 83 00 and 8400 Hats
A lot of odds and ends in Ladies and Childrens Shoos and Slippers
at ridiculously low prices
Let us improBs yon with the fact that we want your business and If you
study the interest of your pocketbookynu wi 1 give us a trial
LANGSTON DURHA
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No Wave of Misfortune
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Overtakes tho man who is well
prepared to meet it Thoughts
of water are foreign to Ore but
a house afire needs water or in-
surance or both See us about
protecting your property by
covering it with a sound well
backed insurance policy Well
see you if you write or phone
P H HUGHES
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Fire
Insurance
Harbingers of Comfort
Of
Our New Oxford Ties await
your pleasure and profit
In tan black or patent
leather this 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 Too adds a
touch of smartness to men
that is very taking
Wm BRANAGAN CO
The Haberdasher
W R CRAWFORDS S G WHITE LEGHORNS
Met four ledlnz pens of Dalian McGregor and Waco VJQB took 7 to 12 pre
mJumB Including all firsts and specials 1101 In the hands of customers they
won premiums and attracted much admiration at Dallas Waxahacble and
Shrereport La No flock has a bptter foundation or produces a greater per-
cent of 83 to 88 scores Eggs for sale IS for SIM
Eggs Sold Under Guarantee Phone 380 305 Palestine Ave Palesine Texas
Make Your Dollars Look Big
By depositing them with Robinson Bros
and adding to your deposit as often as
you can A good bank account in a safe
bank is the beat legacy thatyou can leave
your family
This bank Is a qlartor of a century old
ROBINSON BROS BANK
UNINCORPORATED ESTABLISHED 1881
OVERHEAD TROLLEY
OK ALL STREETS
IN SAN FRANCISCO WILL BE PER-
MITTED ENDS A LONG CON-
TEST BUILDING RESTRICTION
Special to the Herald
San Francisco May 15 The su-
pervisors have granted the United
Railways permission to erect trolley
poles on all streets In the city Thisi
Massachusetts Sends Shoes
Special to the Herald
Boston Mass May 15 Eight car e1
loads of shoes containing fifty thou-
sand pairs started for San Fraiiclscifl
from Massachusetts today They area
a donation from the Massachusetts rcn
lief committee
BURNED TWENTY ME
OWING TO FIRE IN THE MINES
RESCUERS CANNOT GET IN TO
SEE HOW MANY IN DANGER
Special to the Herald
Pottsville Pa May 15 An explo-
sion of gas In the Sheanndoah City
colliery today seriously burned twen-
ty men who have been taken from
the mines Owing to the fires pre
vailing rescuers are unable to worfc
and it Is feared1 many have been frjr
tombed t
Lter It Is now known that no
other men are in the mines
CIRCUS MAN ARRESTED
Handcuffed and Thrown Into Auto-
mobile and Hurried to Train
Special to the Herald
Columbus Ohio May 15 William
Spaeth charged with stealing thirty
thousand dollars from Sells Brothers
circus at Larboro N C In 1001 was
seized while in Hagenbachs ticket
wagon last night handcuffed and
thrown into an automobile and has
tened to a train Tho robbery of
Sells ticket wagon at the time was
the sensation of the circus world
Spaeth claimed that the keys were
taken from his pillow He was dis-
charged hut later entered the employ
of Hagenbach
Usual Dividend Declared
Special to the Herald
New York May 15 The Standard
Oil Company declared a quarterly div-
idend of nine per cent today the
same as last year
Negro Applicant Confirmed
Special to the Herald
Washington May 15 The sub-
committee of the senate committee on
finance has decided to confirm W R
Vernon of Kansas a negro for reg-
ister of the treasury The charges
filed against him by a 11 egress affect-
ing his moral character were not
substantiated
Nestor of American Turf Dead
Special to the Herald
Lexington Ky May 15 Major
Thomas age eighty the nestor of the
American turf died today He was
a Confederate veteran and had been
engaged In horse racing fifty years
He bred some of the most famous
horses of the country among them
Domino the largest money winner of
any horse In history
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DAILY HERAL
PALESTINE TEXAS TUESDA FTERNOON MAY 15 1906
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to the Herald
jHester N Y May 15 The ver
the case of Rev Algernon
psey pastor of the Episcopal
clilffchl in this city pronounces him
JfillJyS Suspension has been recom
ed as punishment Crapsey is
Ssed of denying the divinity of
conception of the Holy Ghost
lrgln birth the bodily resur
frnd the Trinity
members agreed to the ver
rie member dissenting The
heresy Is published in Crap
Sok Religion and Policies
sermon delivered In Decern
WENT CRAZY
r While on Duty Becomes Mad
and Kills One Man
to the Heraid
Go May 15 J H Clark
operator at Chamblee went
list night and arming himself
a rampage He killed one
I wounded four others and set
house and laid for the occu
come out and shot at them
IljOiIs escape nndjs tllhjjt
CHILD WIFE
laced on Trial in New York
Murder of Uncle and Aunt
For
Special to the Herald
NwYork May 15 The jury will
hecompleted today to try Josephine
Terrariavn the child wife who killed
h3inuncle and aunt because they
robbed her of her honor and husband
iThcfffcirl does not appreciate her po
siyorii but Is happy in the belief that
hj avenged her honor and secured
th8forgiveness of her husband
FORECAST
IATHER CONDITIONS
nf high pressure area in the lake
regtba yestorday has moved to the
VpjwiAtlantic States Its center Is
dSrepBoston High pressure prcdom
Inates weather conditions east of the
Mississippi river and it is causing fair
wjtjSJher and stationary temperature
OTjffijliat district
JiSjow pressure covers the Rocky
Mountain Slope and Northwestern
tSJps with Its center over North Da-
kota Its Influence is felt in North
wqslern Texas this morning and It
bas caused rain in Texas as far south
as Taylor Over one and a half Inches
folljihls morning at Fort Worth Rain
dTsbfell in the northern half of the
Rocky Mountain States and scattered
showers elsewhere west of the Missis-
sippi river The temperature line of
GQijegrees has advanced north to SU
Pjjuh A minimum of 32 degrees Is
rqportdd in Nevada
G HASS HAGEN
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y County Finance Committee
The following gentlemen have been
appointed as the county finance com
rait ee J M Fullinwlder J W Nance
and John Young Gooch
The Herald prints everything for
the trade
Dont Fail to Attend the BIG SAf E at
The Store That SavesYou Money
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15 CTS A WEEK
THIS PART OMTEXAS TAKING PRESS DISPATCHES
action terminates a long light for thej
underground system
The committee on building law
has directed that the height of build
ings on all one hundred foot street
shall not exceed two hundred and
twenty feet
The board of trustees of the Stan4
ford University has appoitned a sub
committee to arrange for the recon-
struction of the buildings damaged in
the earthquake The buildings will
be made better than ever
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1 OKLAHOMA HAY
IGREAT DAMAGE TO RAIL
iD PROPERTY INTERRUPT
IRAILROAD TRAFFIC
slal to the Herald
vton Ok May 15 The road
sf all railroads in Southwestern
pma suffered badly from a tre
raln and electrical storm
today Train senIce generally
interrupted Three hundred
the Rock Islands track is rc
ijone near Hastings
GUILTY OF HERESY
lAriqcrnon Crapsey Pastor
iscopal Church Is Guilty
We Have Sold
Hundreds of
Spring Suits
THIS SEASON
In tact it has been n
record breakor with us
But we still have a
beautiful assortment ofj
Spring and Summer
Clothing left A good
many of these are delayed shipments and you might say
our stock is 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
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Royall National BanK
PALESTINE TEXAS
Statement at the close of business April 6th 1906
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 953730
U 8 Bonds and Premiums 202SOU1
Banking House and Fixtures 2000000
Redemption Fund with U S
Treasurer 125000
Cash 1CC612JXJ
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock S1000COOO
Surplus and Fronts V 1 8
Circulation 26jOOOjBO
Deposits 2W1SI11
The above statement is correct
Tucker Royall Cashier
Its Time For Summer Underwear
Read Our Offerings and let us Supply Your
Wants in Underwear
Oennino Scrivons Drawers at 75c
Pepperol Joan Drawers Scrlvens Patent at 60c
Featherweight Shirts and Drawers at fiOc
Brown and WhitoBalbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 50c
New 3lk Shirts and Drawers at SI 00
Sllklne Shirts and Drawers at 100
French Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers at 3100 and 1 25
We only give you an idea of what we have in Underwear
Call to see us and we will show you a very exten-
sive stock in all Styles and Grades
Give Ub a Call
MENS OUTFITTERS
Our Motto Ono Price to All and Strictly Cash
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The Store That Saves You Honey
You can always find the Best Ice Cream and Ices
Particular attention paid
to churches and parties
LEADING CONFECTIONERS
Great Bargains Await You at This Store
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 4, No. 262, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 15, 1906, newspaper, May 15, 1906; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth68131/m1/1/?q=waco+tornado: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .