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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08
Simnl. SERVICES.

washington. oct. S-Funeral SER
vices over the body Of the late Henry
c. Payne were held az St Johns
church They consisted Of the burial
ritual " the Episcopal church. Off
cial Washington was IN attendance. in
Guiding President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Remains were amTred 20 Milwaukee.
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Sire and Son Slain.

Camilla. Ca, oct "a report re-
ceived here from Falrcloth. a small
town ten miles southwest. says that
F. X. Smith and his son farmers
were shot 10 death by Charles Gillen-
waters and his son AT the Faircloth
postoffice and that the elder Gilen-
alters was mortally wounded.
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Fatal Mill Infectinn-

South Bend. Ind. oct S.-Allen. the
three year-old daughter OF Schuyler
colfax. and grandchild OF the late
Vice President Colfax. died Thursday
as the result OF infection In milk de-
livered TO the family. and Katherine
younger child. is critically 81 from the
same cause.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08

The key to health is in the kidneys
and liver. Keep these organs active
and you have health, strength and
cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters
is a stimulant for the kidneys, regu-
lates the liver, stomach and bowels. A
golden household remedy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08
Great Diamond Robbery.

Asheville n. G.. oct. burglars
entered the residence OF John \. Stew
art at II West Chestnut street this
city. some time during Wednesday
night and secured $4,000 worth of d.
amouds.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08
FOUR PERSONS PERISH.
Burned to Death In the Destruction Of
a Missouri Hotel.

missouri Hotel.
St. Joseph. Mo. Oct S.-Four per-
sons lost their lives by the burning OF
the Tracy hotel at South st. Joseph
Friday. The dead:
Lafayette Free. aged fifty year,.
C. F. Norton. aged thirty five years
Joseph Dillingham;, aged thirty five
years.
Mrs. Annie Weston OF Gentry coun-
ty. Missouri.
Gilbert Weston. thirteen years old.
son of the dead woman, was fatally
burned, and William Simmons. a cattle
buyer. badly hurt by jumping from
third-story windo~
The fire started In the kitchen OF
the hotel. a frame building. The
boarders were aroused with difficulty.
The three dead men were boarders and
unmarried.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08

If you want sewing machine that
will give you satisfaction and will last
you lifetime, get one of the latest
improved Singers at the Singer store,
Main street, next to Patrick's drug
store, Palestine.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08
Cook Withdraws.

Milwaukee. Wis. oct. Samuel
Cook Of Neenah has Withdrawn from
the head Of the stalwart Republican
state ticket and Il succeeded by for
mer Governor Scoheld.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-08
AHEAD

Of competition. There is where
L am to stay. In the past year |
have steadily forged ahead and it
is my aim to retain the position
and to always be in the
van of the column.
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Holiness Convention.

Paris. Tex. oct S. convention q
delegates from Holiness churches Ia
north Texas and Arkansas Is IN ses-
sion at Blossom. ;hts county.
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FOLEY HANGED.
First Execution cf White Man For
Number Of Years.

New orleans. oct s.-Charies. alias
Shotgun" Foley. was hanged here
Friday. This wss the first execution
OF a white man for a number % years.
The crime was murder.
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To Be hela AZ Austin.

Austin. oct. S.-Ths annual meeting
Of the Texas synod Of the Southern
Presbyterian church win begin at this
city uu the l9tn.
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HONEST GOODS,
HONEST SERVICE.

A determination to always give
SatiSfaction-no matter at what
cost to me-has procured for me
the patronage of the discriminate
ing dressers of the city. l have
now ready for inspection a clean,
neat, well-selected and up-to-date
line of New Fall and Winter
Goods. Call and see them. Leave
your order for suit or trousers
for future delivery. But whetheri
you wish to place an order or not,
call and see the goods. | haw
always time to be courteous to ALL
The latest reports on mems fash
ion are on file for everyone.
APPEL, THE TAILOR
3I3 Main Phone 600
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sIHShN SEIZED.

British Vessel Stopped by japanese of
Nil chwsns.
Shanghai. oct. S.-The British
steamer Sihsan. from Hongkong. has
been seized by the japanese on Niu-
chwanC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
SLAUGHTER
0NAGMC
The Frisco Bunch Did Il. Seor-
ing a Bakers Dozen Against
a Tray Spot
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
STANDING oF THE CLUBS.

san Francisco won out Yesterday
b. a score 20 % Go 4 The siwaahea
came down a. the earth with an awful
hump Their fielding WAS really palm
ful. ana the kruana that issued FROM
the sra ndstand were pttlfai indeed
nuring the fest inning ever, thius
went last like a real hAaebal Eame,
but In the Srcoud the comedy ~ errors
began A bunch ~ wild thraw5L a few
errcrs ard a combination ~ hits. aui
" rrisco had four runs ON their slide II
h scorc board
Irwin started thlnFs by Evttting a
Reita then tapped n slow one
..-.4 Williams. who threw the sphere
inte the decp ereen % right. smith.
10 show that Ia was up 80 the dope.
sent Il sktmminx home a trifie side.
Hiankeuship let it pass him. aud tr-
win came home. Anderson then
brought Rrita across the rubber ~
bunting a slow enc Lsahy and Nerkes
each tapped cut a hit. Hlldchrand
followed with a hot one to Mohlrr. ard
Anderson scored Waldron Also sent
one g. Mohisr and Lsahy brought IN
another.
In the fourth seattle pounded ca,
asrre runs Delahauty tapped cot a
hit 30 risht aud Frtak went 10 first
By being hit b q pitched baiL Bra
shear then took the var club aud
brought Il ap~u square en- one 81
Terkes twisterr. and the han wsnt %
ths fence IN right osntsr, bringing
peihhanty and Friak home Hall thea
knocked cut a hlt. and HlaHksusstp
ssnt one 70 Anderson that brought
Brashsar holne. ThlH Was all foF -
attic.
In the sixth 'Frlseo scored ons more.
an1 in the eighth they murdered W u
tafns Five hits. 4 base ct balls. ard
. couple q costly errors. gave san
Francisco seven runs. In the ninth
ths visitors scored another run. max
Ing u a bakers dozen.
IL a.arn-
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LACROSSE.
MAY Y
Local Players Praetieing Dill.
gently for First Game

The local lacrosse team members
are hard at work praetieina every
hisht. preparing themselves fer ths
openinE game which will be pia red
in this city sunday. May "a. when
they cross sticks stih tha Everett
team.
Several new players have iolnsd
the loeai team Within the past week.
and Manager ia Kennedy, Of the
locals. expects TO have a strong lins
~ for the opening game.
Among the new players who did
Dot appear on the line up last year
and who are turning ont at practice
are Biseker. fiurd Mcgsrzw. Gal
braith. Oddly and fleattis
The boys have been CRAFTY en-
Outraged this year. a. several 81 the
business men OF ths city. who ar.
ardent admirers % the game. have
assisted them financially IA sscur-
Ing new sticks and new suits.
The boys viii turn out every night
TO practice at Recreation park.
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UNIONS
FORM 4
LEAGUE

The Hrhttis labor Tuion Baseball
league has been formed b. local union
mcn and a schedule 81 Eames has bern
arranged. Con Rusasu "a head u the
organization. The latter consists q
seven teams. They ell compete Ter =
penuant. fer which a. order has al
rustdY been sent East The winner -
the psunaut intends e. challenge ell
amateur teams in The state
The umpirss selected hru W. W.
Holmes and W y. Prantisa " -
Hursisy 10 captain n the baffundsrg
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90 minutes ana the last time In ID

% minutes and the last time In ID
minutes.
when tho last fan Was finally won
BY Berg. Davies was all In. He did
not know where he Was. ana had 10
be helped Off the stage. Berg show
ed the result OF his efforts. but was
frvaher than the Canadian.
Davies deserves credit for his
game fiEht In one mix up. ia which
the heels OF each OF the two men
were visible at iimes high mp IN the
air. TterE got q rap on the Jaw,
During another tussle BERG threw
Davies to the mat. where he landed
on the point OF the Jaw and almost
went out. When they arose 90 their
feet Davies wobbled a little. and IL
looked live easy meat for Berg. but
Davies was game and three times he
slipped away from BERG.
Berg finally landed him with
crotch and half Nelson. All three
falls we're made with these holds
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team Robert Isith 81 the plumbers,
Morris HiEsa % the cooks and walt
en-. ard ~. Atsrs - the clerks.
The first game u me series will be
played week from next sunday. Tho
uaftrniefs and the CLERKS VIII meet
at Woodland park and the plumbers
ard ceoAs will eross bats At Pleasant
beach on that day The other Eauiss
sin be played on ever Sunday there
after
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BERG WON

John nsrg. % Washington. de-
fsatrd Tom Davies. champion Of
British Columbia. In n wrestling
match AZ the Grand opera houss
last night BerE threw his man the
last two falls. Davies having thrown
him a. the first so.
The match last night was one u
the best. " not the best wrestling
match that has been seen In this
city. Davies threw BERG IN the first
90 I'm e. minutes and % seconds. but
BsfG then turned the table. on the
Canadian "ehampeeu" and put him
dow on the matt in the second 80 In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
idaho Is
DEFEATE
Washington Nine Wins by a
Score OF { to at Moscow

MOSCOW. idaho. May n Tho t'nl-
vsrzitY u Washington defeated the
University % Idaho yesterday by n
score - 20 4 The game was good
one from the first 20 the Last inning
Eaiiback was all there with the twist
efs Tor Seattle. allowing Idaho but two
hits and giving bat ono pass. Cole At
second. Lesser a. short Hrluker at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
ThE NATIONAL LEAGUE

At CHICAGO Chicago. {. PhIa-
delphia. O.
At CTSCtNSATI-CInclnusu. Is.
New York. Z.
At ST. LOUIS St Louis. 2. Dos
ton. I.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s:
Brooklyn. Q.
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the AMERICAN LEAGUE
sTANpINa 81 lie cLuns.

AT wAsHfNGToN-st. Louis. Z.
Washington. :.
AT nOsToN-Boston. s. Detroit.
l.
AT NEW YORK-Clevsland. Z.
New York. 0.
At PHILADELPHIA =PhllaAel-
phia. 3. Chicago. 8.
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oARLANphIos ANGELES 1

SAN FRANCISCO May f7-Tbe Oak.
lands won the game here yesterday.
They climbed all over Newton. and IN
the sixth inning Wheeler was substi-
futsd Buchanan for Oakland pitched
. splendid game The score
RHE
T.ns Angeles 49,. 6efa6Ho0e-t
Oakland .....ss..s 010e'-s
Batteries Newton. Wheeler and
opies: Buchanan and Lehman.
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SumTnary-Earned runs. Seattle ?,
San Francisco ?. two-hase hits. Bra
shesr. Massey. Irwin: stolen bases.
Blankenship = Msany; sacrifice hits.
Mother. Smith. waldron = Meany 2.
Anderson. Leahy. bases on balls, off
Williams I, off Yerkes :. struck out.
BY Williams :. b. Ysrkes |. hit By
ball. by Williams !. by Yerkcs ?.
Time ~ Came Two hours Umpire
Huston.
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To the East VIA Northern Pacific
on May 18th. 18th and fgth. CAL
city Ticket office for rates and al
particulars. l. A. Nadeau, General
Agent. sss
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EDITORIAL

on secount % Wild throwing 70 bases
The score.
RHE
Tacoma ....-.. 0eGa6seafs-s II .
Portland ...,.. osoaaeeba0-T 10 :
Batteries - nruhot. Thleiman and
Stesiman. Thauan sd Graham.
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NEW YORK SKIRT CO.
~ =. Pine 81. cor, bellevue.
Three blocks from ffiEh school
TAILORING. uRESSAf AkIN0.
RELIABLE. REASONABLE
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Yoa'n Pay 100 Per Cen. More

Profit 20 some Of the stores Why
not buy your hats and mems fur
ulshings where the qualities and
prices are absolutely correct Try
il. r. n. Brooks & Co. 1884 Second
avenue. Arcade building. go
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Force. Malta-Vlta and Grape Nuts,
two packages for 2sc. Crescent
Creamery Co, iii6 First avenue. 80
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PORTLAND. May i1-raeoma Won
out In the tenth here Yesterday by
slamminR out a bunch q hits Druhct
was Tsksn out Il the game iu thu fffh
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who's your tailor HERALD. is2s
"a. 60.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE

At SALT LAKE Spokane. 4. Salt
Lake. 3.
At BOISE Butte. .. Boise, q.
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90 to spInninss for bic, i. re.
pairs. sss
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Troubles and Never Suspect II
ITO Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy SwampROO VIII Do for
YOU, Every Reader Of The Star May Have sample
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ft used o. he considered that only URN
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important organa.
The kidneys nltcr aud purify the blood
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Therefore. when your Kidneys are weak
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Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
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Fiddle Dee Dec

All the week and Saturday Matinee.
| Prices g. 75c. 60c. &c Matinee. &c
/ tOc. 75o.
| Seats now on sale for Hurry BurIy"
and "rhe Royal Family"
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Swamp.Roo, |, Pleasant 10 Take.

n you are already convinced
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Southern Pacific Company.

Passenger bound Benson Fl Passenger, S,e ID. m Train No Il leaves Nogales 5 daily arriving Benson a tucson 9s50 "a. m. Train Mo- F leaves Tucson o5 daily arriving Benson @ a p.m m. Limited bound, passes Benson a. m Limited bound Benson m. E Be Douglas other nisa aso madea Naco I Tickets all important U especially call o he ia Q New York Orleans Wednesday make M voyage New York about  saloon and second cabin passage have to tereseryed m advance
 N JORDAN.
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among farmers 0i iie Pipe Tree slate as fde basi. 0i Uew hefds and Hacks Recently he Maine lsgis laiure decided to offer inducements 10 farmers of tbe state to engage in live stock raising and enacted E law by which 50 per cent oi tho cost of rC CstockinQ will be borne by the state treasury. X commission has been appointed. of which Mir. Peer is the chairman, to carry out the plan.
 Coconino Sun: 1.-The case of the Territory vs. George Mccormick for the recovery of cattle, was tried by jury and the jury instructed to bring in a verdict of not guilty for the defendant because of the failure of proof in the matter of the brand of the animal described in the indictment through defect of certificates. The case was in- teresting to stockmen as 1t was one that came under the stock law passed by the last legislature re- lating 10 brand certificates. The law required the payment of q brand tax on the first day of July, 1903. and the owners of the animal in question failed to pay the. tax until September 20, 1903, when under the law the brand could not be used until the brand tax had been paidn
The oasis., 1904-10-08
Special Rate to Albuquerque.

On account of the Territorial Fair, tickets will be sold from Noga- les to Albuquerque and return at S2090. sale dates October 9th to 14th, good returning until October 17th, 1904. No stop over allowed.
 ". c. BOWMAN,
 2t Agent.
The oasis., 1904-10-08
HIDES AND HORNS.

Yuma Suns On Tuesday of last week W. E. Lynch shipped thor- oughbred red polle bull to H. W Brewer at Stockton, California. The animal was raised in the val- lev below town, was five years old and sold for $125. Has 1t come 10 this, that California must send to Arizona for is blooaed stock2
 Globe Belt: Inspector c o. Scott, who is in town from Tonto, in- forms us that be has seized six head of young cattle claimed by George Cline, who, he says, has no brand recorded and IS using an old brand of Leck Cline that has not been run for several years. The seized stock is being held at Peters ranch.
 Globe Belt: John Jones was brought to town prisoner. last Monday, by George Hubbard, who arrested him near McFadden's ranch in the Sierra Ancha. Jones, who is charged with stealing a horse belonging to Hubbard. was given preliminary hearing before Justice Carico and held to answer 70 the grand jury, bail being fixed at $250, which has not yet been fnrnised.
 Stockman Tucson papers report the sale by k. I.. Vail of his inter- est in the La Osa Cattle Go, to w.. D. Coberlv of California They both visited the range of this conn panv last week, returning to Tue- Son on Sunday last. The consid- eration is not stated but 1t is known that Mir. Vail was the owner of 8 per cent of the capital stock of the company, which was capital ized at S100,000.
 Holbrook Argus. Thursday of last week Gao. l.. Brooks, general manager of the Aztec Land < Cat tie Co.,, accompanied by H. L. Newman, an employe of the com pany arrived here They came from Albuquerque to look over the range of the company named with view to shipping in sheep with which to stock it. This is in ac- cordance with the announced in~ tention of the company some time ago. They have virtually been out of the cattle business for some few years, but they held the range with the idea of becoming inter- ested in sheep.
 Mexican Herald: Henry c. Re- che. of Dubuque, Iowa, who arrived in the city a few days ago and Is staying it the Iturbide, intends to leave in d day or two for the santa Teresa plantation, near Tierra Blanca, in the state Of Veracruz, f6r the purpose of inspecting the property, task which he has been in the habit of performing about once a year for several years. Ac- cording to the latest accounts which MT. Roche has received from the plantation, the property is now in a splendid condition. The plantation is we'll timbered and we'll watered, and the cattle and hog raising are getting to be very important braches of the planta- ton industry.
 stoekman: F. $. Peer, represent- ing the state of Maine, was in Chi cago lately looking into live stock conditions and prospects generally. His visit is preparatory the pur- chase of 1000 cattle 5000 hogs