Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 147, Ed. 1 Friday, February 2, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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PALESTINE DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912.
PRISON
ONE O
YOUNG
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ATES WILL RELEASE
QUARTETTE OF FOUR
MURDERERS—RECALLS
INTERESTING MURDER TRIAL.
^ (By Union Press Associating.)
Trenton, X. J., Feb. 2.—Within the
next ten days the b*.g gates of the
state prison here will be oppaed for
the exiCof George J. Kerr, on» of the
four Patterson men convicted about
'eleven years ago in connection with
the death, of Jennie Bosschieter, the
mill girl, whose fate attracted coun-
trywide attention. With the commu-
tation allowed for good behavior Kerr
will compelte' his fifteen-year term
one week from next Monday, on
which date he will be set’at liberty.
He will be the first of tb$ four men
concerned in the murder to regain his
freedom.
The young men convicted with
Kerr were William Ai Death, Walter
McAllister and Andrew J. Campbell.
On Oct. 18, 1900, the four were found
guilty of murder in the second degree
for the killing of the Bosschieter girl
by the adminstration of chloral and
subsequent assault. The crime was .
described at the time as one of the
most revolting ever committed in
New Jersey. The four young men.
who were out for a “good time” and
considerably under tiie influence of
liquor, picked up the young mill
worker as they riding about the
outskirts of the city at night. The
next morning the girl Was found by
the roadside and died from the shock
of her mistreatment
All four of the young men belonged
to respectable families in Paterson
and strenuous efforts Were made ' to
save them from severe punishmept;
The efforts, however, proved • futile.
McAllister, Campbell and Death were'
each sentenced to thirty years, im-
prisonment at hard labor. Kerr, who
was tried first apd separately, was
given only half of the term imposed
upon his three associates.
During the years of their incarcera-
tion many fruitless efforts have been
made to* obtain the release of the
four men. The court of pardons, al*
though devoting much time to inves-
tigating the circumstances of the
tragedy, has never looked with favor
upon the petition^ presented in be-
half of the prisoners.
It is undersotod that as soon as
Kerr is refeased the appliaciions of
his associates for pardons will be re-
newed, and will be fortified with the
argument taht notwithstanding his
lighter sentence, Kerr was- no less
guilty guilty of the assault and mur-
der of the Bosschieter girl than were
the three othert> who were, with him
off the night she met her death.
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Hodges9 Extra Specials
In every department we are making extremely low prices in order to make room for
the mammoth Spring Stock: now being bought by Mr. D. M. Hodges in New York.
One lot Ladies’ fine
sizes, $4.00 and $5.00
choice ...............
One lot Men's Work
value, special per pair
Shoes, broken
value, to close.
....... A*. .$1.98
{ " *••. V;i \ ' « ' ' A:
I Ladies' bleached spring weight Vests,
long sleeved- regular and odd
* 35c value, special ,..
sizes,
..25c
Shoes,
$1.50
.,.$1.00
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Palestine Testimony.
Donli take our word' for it:
Don,’t( depend on a- stranger's state-
ment. .' $
Read Palestine endorsement.
Read the ^Statements of Palestine
citizens. *
And decid^ for yourself.
Here is one case of it:
Mrs. d. E. Garnet, 218 Cottage St.,
Palestine, Texa^, says: About a year
ago I began to puffer from backache
and did not know the cause until oth-
er symptpms of kidney complaint de-
veloped. f was always weary and
found it difficult *to attend to my
housework. I also had trouble with
the kidney secretions. Doan’s Kid
nev ^TTs ’came to my notice and de-
ciding to try them, got a box from
the Bratton Drug Co. I took them a
few days and my condition improved.
In about two weeks the trouble en-
tirely left me and there has been no
return attack.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
8tates. • ’*
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
take no other. 1-10-s
Football Rules Meeting.
(By T'-rlion Press Association.)
New York. Feb. 2.—The members
of the Intercollegiate Football Rules
committee rounded up at the Holland
house this’morning for a twa days’
meeting. Yale, Harvard, Princeton.
Pennsylvania, West Point, Dartmouth,
Cornell. r'hicajto, Minnesota, Vander-
bilt, Annapolis and other leading in
stitutions were represented. As
there appears: to be little- opposition
to the present.game among the mem-
bers of the committee na radical
-Changes ,are expected to be made in
the rules this year.
Men's Army and Navy;blue Cheviot
• Shirts, the .-best 50c shirt made, .
Special ......j..................J-3c
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.Men’s Ribbed Shirts and Drawers,
regular,.50e . quality, special price 43c
Bleached Bath. Towel?, good size; 15c
quality, special ..... , ......»'.10c
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■ One table of assorted Laces, to close,
choice, per yard ......5c
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Big assortment of Ladies’,. Parasols,
splendid value . . . . ..........•.$1.00
(Also Children’s school parasols.)
Late shipment, of Ladies’. Tailored
Shirt Waists; see window, ' .
choice _______.... .
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,$1.25
Just received beautiful line of Men’s
hew Neckwear at ...25c, 35c and 50c
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Ladles’'new Tailored Skirts just re-
' ceived in the correct styles aril colors
frdm ................. $5.00 to $15.00
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I Sqe them,)
Special Purchase by Mr: Hodges and
sent by Express. 50 Men's Suits, in
Tans, Greys and Browns, regular
$13.00 value, choice .... .1.... .$10.00
(These, are medium weights and
. are grand values.)
\Ye Thank You for Your . Patronage
V4
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Hodges Dry Goods Co.
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Pure Home-Made
LARD ,
Choicest of
MEATS,
GROCERIES and
FEED, at
ZT Boyd’s
PALESTINE PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Rooms In City HalL Open
Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p.
m. Yearly tickets $1.00. .
Mrs. P.TI. Hughes, Pres.
Mrs. C. Roe Hall, Sec’y.
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J. W. GUINN,
D ENTI8T.
Bratton’s Spring
Drug Store.
TELEPHONE 556.
The Herald want ads bring results.
A trial will demonstrate what we
say to be true.
DANDRUFF AND
ITCHING SCALP YIELD TO
ZEMO TREATMENT.
WT
A beautiful line of hand painted
china at Motley Drug Co. Very
cheap. * 12.tf
When you lose your
try a Herald want ad.
pocketbook—
Suffragists in
■ Trolley Campaign
TO PILE VICTIMS.
You
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Why should yon continue to experi-
ment with -sa-l\es, greasy .otions and (By Union Pxes$.Association.) • ^
fancy.hair dressings trying to rid 'Danbury, Conn., Feb.'Y—A party of
your scalp of germ life. They can’t prominent woman suffrage advocates
do it because, they cannot penetrate who ,are making ^trolley ca&paignti . . . ^ , .
to the seat ot the trouble an.1 draw-‘of ConuecUcut teaotea here, today ,0 titms. outside! . The treatment shou.d
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Treat the Inward Cause
/■ Want a Cur*.
—-
Is pites a skin disease?
‘No, it is a stagnation of blood cir-
culation—a swelling of blood vessels.
M’hy expect a , cure, from applica-
OXYOLINE
the . germ life to the
scalp and destroy it.
surface of the j
begin a series -■ ofi
n^eetiiigfj
is regarded
attaeli the- causes
The-)
• - -; Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID (sugar-
Why not try a PROVEN REMEDY?! ^<*«'**>. 1* '«»» inwardly; it
One that will do
have
this. Me nave a , ,
.- .-■- - • j ful
remedy that will rid the scalp ol germ
life and in this way will cure DAN-
DRUFF and ITCHING SCALP.
This remedy is ZEMO, a clean, re-
fined, penetrating scalp tonic that
goes right to the seat.of the trouble
and drives the germ life to. the sur-
face and destroys it.
A shampoo with ,ZEMO (ANTISEP-
TIC) SOAP and one ' application of
ZEMO will entirely rid the ?calp of
dandruff and scurf. . Do. not hesitate/
'but get a bottle or ZEMO today, It
acts on a new principle and will do
exactly what we claim for it
Sold and endorsed by the J. O:
Smullen & Co.’s drug-store.
a 1 ful plans yet devised to . bring .the
equal suffrage cause before ftuj peo-
ple. : The tour began a week Ago at;
Bridgeport"and will be continued un-
Good Roads Meeting at Deadwood.
(By Union Press Association.t
Deadwood, S. D.. Feb. 2.—With the
governors of Minnesota and North
and South Dakota bn the program for
addresses, the state good roads con-
vention which opened in this city to-
day promised to;he one of the most.
r.ofah!e conventions of its kind ever
held in this section of the country.
The gathering will continue in -ses-
sion over tomorrow. The partieipa
tion of South Dakota and the neigh-
boring states in the building of the
proposed transcontinental automobile
roadway is to be discussed, also
plans for improved highways to the
Yellowstone National Park and other
places of scenic interest in this part
of the country. - , .
til - virtually e.very city and town of
Nutmeg state has
touring party iti-
the most noted
suffragists of England as well as
America:
importance in t
been visited. The
dudes a number of
restores circulation, rids you of piles
for good.
Sold by Bratton Drug Co., Palestine,
Texas, and all druggists. $1 for -24
days’ supply. Satisfaction guaranteed. ■
Dr. Leonhardt Co,, Station B, Buffalo,
N. Y. 12
'THIS IS MY 52nd BIRTHDAY”
-Curtin Ciild, Jr,
Curtis Guild, Jr., the new American
ambassador at St. Petersburg, was
born in Boston. February 2, i860, the
son-of a well .known .publisher; After
- • d
Completing- his- preparatory education
be entered Harvard college,, from
Which be was graduated in HS1 with
jpgh honors. After peaving college he
entered the publishing business with
A Big Bargain
In Real Estate
The undersigned, acting for the '*
Avenue Baptist church, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1912, at
2 o’clock p. nr, in front of the old
'church site on Avenue A, Palestine,
Texas, the church house belonging to'
the Avenue Bapt s.t church, and lot
ion which same is situated; also the
vacant lot adjoin ng on :the east side.
£:'ze of church lot 40 foot front by
Having thoroughly investigated into the merits of
■the Oxyoline apparatus I have added it to my prac-
tice (Osteopathy) as a new adjunct.
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It has proven its merits in the following:
Anemia, Asthma, Bronchitis, Chorea, Hay Fever,
Insomnia, Kidney and Liver troubles, Malunitrition]
Mental disorders, Syphilis and paralyses from /its
effects, Tuberculosis in 1st and 2nd stages, Tubercu-
losis in (incipient) stages cured, Whooping Cough,
in fact all blood dycrasies.
Call on me at my offices from 8 a. m.
in the Browm and Gardner Building.
- V.-. ‘ $
TERMS CASH
until 4 pi m.
Or* A. A. Speegte, D. O.
Office Phone 236. Residence Phone 494.
his father. He took an active inter-r\,0 feei deep s ze M vacant lot 38
e:-t-in' military affairs and at the be- foot front by 90 feet deep, and with - a
•ginninir of the war ihh Spa-'n he w:■- width of CO feet on the north side,
appointed bv President SleKin’ey a.- ;{vQ-. will be sold separately.
"nspeetbr general.oa the: staff of Gen-. - Walker King,
era! Fit,zbugh Lee Seventh .Army ■ j. R. Cook,
.Corps, serving Mptfly the close of the “ 17-tf L- G. ’McIntyre. ’
elected lieutenahi
Coulon and Conley.
(By .Union Press Association.)
Ix)S Angeles, Oal.. F(,b. 2—What
promises to be the best, bout seen in
this vicinity in a long'time will be
staged tomorrow afternoon, when
Johnny Coulon will defend his title to-
the hatamweieht championslrp in a
twenty-round contest with Frankie
Conley The champion has trained
faithfully since his recent arrival
here from Chicago and expresses con-
fidence in his ability to dispose of
Conley. If he is successfnl he will
proceed from this city direct to N0"'
,(»rb ans t,, tael;!.* Ffanl ie .Burns a
2-0 round affair two weeks hence..
war. In 19(12 he was
governor of Mat-saciius -r'ts on the • re-
publican''ticket. Th'ee years’:liter, he
was elected to the governorship and
served two terms, pmhussado’- Guild
is noted for his kndwledge of foreign
language^ dnd' has | repjx -ented tdie
United States noverjnment in several
'mportant , internatidnal conferences.
Posted
The Cartraeil lake and farm, past-
ure, etc., southwest and n>-ar the
city is posted, and the public gener
ally is warned to .keep out, or suf
.'er prosecution under the Jgw
27-tf 1 A. Cartmell.
COULD HAVE CAVED MONEY.
Notice to the Public.
If you have any kind of mattress
or carpet work ou can get the best
work by the Morton & Mash Steam-
--nrvntor and Mattress Machine. S<-e
Try Herald Want Ads for results.
Morion
23-lb
A ■ a*t /!< }• • & DenV. -
You can save moriey by spending it
right, as well as by laying .it aside.
- For instance there, are many people
who do not buy thei right * medfien'e
for theif ailments, dnd pay-out many
dollars before they (earn just what to 13-30
do-. ' ; •' I '• /
Mrs. Alex Dumap. of Malone. N.
Y. khows this now.- She says: “A
very heavy cold settled on ray lnirgs
last w nter and foil three months I
coughed almost constantly A* nighi
f -could hardly get airly sleep I tried
several medicines him none of them
did me any good: [Ffien I thought T
would use Vino! ant it began to heln
fry cotigh front almost the first dose
! ’ “J do not cough it. all flow I can
s'eejt well and have gained rmnl
strength, ( all. hecaltse J took your
f d end id trtn;e " . -
M't eti vou •»• • vyVitiffbr.yonr r-..a; ’!.
Shootmg of Air Guns.
There have been several complaints
vof boys Bhooting aireyans and target
rifles in the city limits; the practice
I is dangerous, and if not , stopped at
once the boys caught with such guns
will be arrested and prosecuted,
Conrad Perry, Chief of Police
Gus -Moore, Acting'Chief.
CANDY. CANDY, the good sweet,
pure kind, none better at any price.
Guaranteed to strictly eomply with
all state and national pure food laws
(Serial No. S200) and to give entire
satisfaction In every respect or your
money back, The price is 10 cents
a pound. The Ark, Palace f ‘Bar-
gains. ' . 23-6
T$e Herald print shop 1* * busy
place—doing au sons oi printing for
everybody. •
DON’T FORGET
For Service..
Jersey male, ori . Concord road; btye;
i’e front city, (Gould farm) Fee/
l.OO^’eash. R R Morrow, . r";-r
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to fuiihl
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rn Prat ton Driig-Cp/
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See Herman Schmidt & Co., agents
for 5-A £orse blankets. 8-tf
FOR SUED CORN and
'll. at Warren's Kpi ket' Store,
ft- Id
keeij;
26-tf
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Bell’s Cigar Store
When buying ‘ Christmas Cigars.
Pipes, Tobaccos, Etc. A hex of
Cigars makes a nice. Xmas
Present—See- me befor .
you .buy. : .
HOB’S CKi lR STORt
404 Mafn SL
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•MACHINERY.
-hould you need Cotton Ginning, Cane Grinding, Saw Mill, or other
Machinery, or repairs for same, it matters not by whom made, Dilleys’
an save y°b time, trouble or money, perhaps all, if you will consult
them. Yon are desirious of building up Anderson County-giye proof ofj
it, by first giving home factories, employing home labor,* an opportunit^
to. serve you : and them / things being equal, give them the preference.
’1 cn of Addrcai-
Geo, M DiHey (gt Son,
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald. (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 147, Ed. 1 Friday, February 2, 1912, newspaper, February 2, 1912; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth990484/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.