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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
DEDICATION Of THE STATE CAPITOL

, the Illuminating auxiliaries yhicl
, everywhere abound.
The predominant colors in the mas
sive dome are gold. cream and ligh
blue, while softness and warmth o
color are added by the use of amber
lights in concealed windows. From
the great gallery running around the
dome at the second floor, the main
entrances to senate and house lead
through elaborate and beautiful door
ways. surmounted with sculptured fig.
ures. These two chambers present
the most elaborate and artistic deco
ration to be found i'm the building out.
side the interior of the dome Thou.
sands of dollars were spent in the
decoration of the ceilings alone. Six
/ immense gilded bronze chandeliers
are suspended from the ceiling by
massive chains of the same material,
each chandelier supporting six great
cut glass electric light globes. There
are two large panels, outlined in dull
gold. on each side of the speakers
chair, while the entrances to the
side rooms are through doorways of
massive mahogany.
The governors offices. the supreme
court chambers and the rooms on the
upper floors where are to be located
the various departments are all fin
ished in the same lavish style So
far as the designs of everything in
the structure are concerned, they are
of special creative workmanship.
Every clock, chair, chandelier, divan
and mantel are in harmonious design
with the apartment as a whole. The
chairs and desks are carved from ma
hogany or walnut.
e Every continent on the globe has
contributed in some way, in wood,
metal, marble, glass or other ma
terial. to the beautiful perfection of
the building. while artists ana sculp-
tors of worldwide repute have helped
to make the massive pile what It is
today. Thirty thousand dollars has
been spent in the mural decorations.
while 100000 represents the cost of
the sculptures. ~A
The present building replaces We
old capitol which was destroyed by
fire. February 2. 1897. Probably the
most striking feature of the whole
building is the inscription encireling
the dome in massive letters:
There may be room for such
holy experiment. And my God will
make it the seed of a nation that an
example may be set up to the nations.
That they may do the thing that is
truly wise and just
These are the words of William
Penn, at once an inspiration AND
prophecy, and eminently fitted to
adord one of the greatest architectu-
raj and artistic triumphs of America.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
The Big Parade.

The ceremonies of the day were
preceded by a parade of the Pennsyl-
vania national guard, which was re-
viewed by President Roosevelt, Gov
ernor Pennypacker and other dis
tinguished participants Thanked on
either side by a line of troops the
presidential party was escorted to
the speakers stand. The stand was
erected in Capitol Park facing State
street, and was red, white and blue
bunting and decorated with flags of
the state and nation. The president
occupied the center of the stand as
he reviewed the military pageant
The military consisted of a provision
al brigade of three regiments chosen
from the Pennsylvania National
Guard. Congressman Marlin +. Ohm
sted was chief marshal of the process
sion, and, Adjutant General Stewart
commanded. the military, with Col.
William F. Richardson as his chief
aide. The music of the day was fur
nished by the Damrosch New York
Symphony Orchestra, the First Regi-
ment Band of Philadelphia and the
Commonwealth Band of Harrisburg.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
special to the Herald.

ODSCldi W AhG
Harrisburg, Pa, Oct An the
presence of President Roosevelt anc
many other distinguished guests the
new state capitol-one of the most
superb pieces of architecture, in con
ception and completion, ever reared
on the American continent-was to-
day dedicated and transferred with
elaborate and appropriate ceremonies
by the state commission to the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania. The presence
of throngs of visitors from every
nook and corner testified to the pride
taken by the people in their new
capitol. And they have every reason
to feel pround of the building, for
as a work of architectural and prac-
teal beauty the new capitol takes
rank with the greatest monumental
edifices of the Western Hemisphere
In addition to the president and the
party that accompanied him from
Washington, today's celebration was
participated in by the governors OF
several of the neighboring common
wealths, the members of the Penn
sylvania general assembly, the state
officials, the United States con-
gressmen from Pennsylvania, the
judges of the supreme and superior
courts, and notable writer's, men of
art and scientists. In all more than
fifteen thousand invitations had been
issued for the ceremonies.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
LETTER TO J. w. RAMSEY
Palestine, Texas.

Dear Sir: Why do people send us
such tales as this2
ID. G. Smith. Madison. Fla. had his
mothers house painted DevOe IL
years ago. and the house looks bet
ter today that other houses painted
with other paint , or 4 years ago.
They are full of good will for De
voc Yours truly.
% +. W. DEVOE & co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
Welcomed BY Citizens.

Thousands of citizens this morning
welcomed President Roosevelt to
Harrisburg. The enthusiasm of the
greeting was worthy of the Keystone
State and the president of the re-
public President Roosevelt was pro-
foundly impressed with the magni-
tude of the demonstration. He said
as much in words and more in &C
ton, for he made no effort to conceal
his pleasure. From the time the
special bearing the distinguished
guest passed into the city shortly
after IL o'clock until the president
left for York four hours later he re-
ceived continual ovation. His route
from the station to the state capitol
was through an ocean of human faces
and the vast throng stretched out
into the side streets for more than a
block From center to circumference
the city was decorated in the ma
tional colors.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
Beginning of Ceremonies.

Everything being in readiness, at
1880 o'clock, Governor Pennypacker
arose, and announced the beginning
of the ceremonies. The invocation
was delivered by a representative of
the Society of Friends as tribute to
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-04
Wood For Sale

Any kind in any lengths. and any
quantity. Frank Morris.
Phone 40 or ACC. 101-ti
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

u Cardinal Perraud, bishop Of Autun,
France, who died recently, was noted
as one Of the most scholarly prelates
of Europe. He was made an immortal
i'm the days when the sacerdotal habit
had already come to be a poor recon-
'rnendation for public honor, but the
cardinal, who, like Newman III Eng
land, was the head Of the Oratorians in
France, never had amy difficulty in
maintaining position Of quiet dignity.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
THREE MEN NARROWLY Y
ESCAPE FROM DE ATfi

~ a
Three persons narrowly escaped
suffocation in the sleeping apartments
over the Star grocery at Front and
Fourth streets at an early hour this
morning The blaze had made danger
Gus headway when the fire department
arrived.
The alarm was turned in by the night
cook Of an adjoining restaurant His
attention was attracted to the FIRE BY
the smoke that was gathering in the
restaurant He made hurried ex-
animation of the premises and upon To-
eating the fire turned in an alarm. .s
When the FIRE department. arrived
the grocery store was ia flames. Sew
eral lines of hose were laid to the
burning building and with the pressure
IRON ten inch main the blaze was
soon extinguished
During an examination of the rooms
over the grocery store three men, who
were occupying them, were found
asleep. The roomers were awakened
at once and assisted out without watt
ing to dress themselves
The Star grocery is owned BY Az
bert Harsteiil. He valued bis stock
of groceries At $3,ooc upon which there
was $2,soo insurance. The damage
will amount to $1,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
CITY LOCALS.

Tweeden's bowling alleys reopened
Canniff paints signs best Phone a5oL:
Sec Geo. H Purchases real estate
ad. for free homestead. ~
There are many items Of interest
brought forth IN the real estate column
all OF which you should read adwhethef
interested or not. il
John Dunn Of Graftonllas been nonl-
mated a candidate for rilayorat a eau
Gus held in that city. The other cam
didate will be 6. NJ Spencer:
If on the day that one Of your GUS
toners decides to buy fancy vest, yoti
do not advertise fancy vests, and your
competitor does, the chances are ten
to one that your customer will buy
at the other store. &: n 5E
A copy Of the 1905 Session Laws,
popular edition, and The Daily Forum
for three months in advance for $I.se
at The Forum Office. This is only sc
cents more than the price Of the book
q a1n1n # a$52 n. ss5s5F
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

Examinations will be held in this
city April 70 and ri to secure eligibles3
for The positions OF engineer and saw
yer, assistant lumberinan and interpre-
ter of Italian and either Greek, Turk
isll or Syrian. An examination will
he held here April y TO secure eligi-
sbaes for the position of topographic
craftsman for the. Panama canal serv-
ice,
Earl Grey governor general of Cam
ada, will be the guest of honor at the
pilgrims dinner to be given in New
~ ork ON Saturday, March 81. This
will be the first public entertainment
OF a governor general Of the dominion
anywhere i'm this country. Secretary
Root and other members of the admin
istratioia, as we'll as Sir Mortimer DUE
rand, the British ambassador, will also
attend the dinner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
AN ENGLISH ESTIMATE.

u G. Loves Dickinson, author OF A.
Modern Symposium, while never himself
passing judgment on the American peo-
pie, quite frequently permits his charac-
tiers to do so, and one of his types in
A Modern Symposium, Journalist,
makes remark quite apt in these days
of hot discussion over American foot
ball. Says this speaker: They have
converted games into battles, and battles
in which every weapon is legitimate as
long as it is victorious. An American
football match exhibits iii a type, the
American spirit. short sharp, scientific,
intense, no lettering by the road. no eil=z
joynient of the process, no favor, no
quarter, but a fight to- the death, wit,f
victory at the end and everything as the
means" 4 g
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
PRESSED BRICK
Best Pressed Brick al Lowest Prices.
III you contemplate building, get
figures and samples from az.
Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co.,
Hebron, NJ. ID.

Every man or woman addicted tosthe
liquor habit to their detriment Is able
to be absolutely and surely cured Of all
longing for the stuff thatkills body, soul
and MIND. The Murray cure at Fargo
refunds money after the course If pa
tient is not satisfied Institute at 32I
Thirteenth street south, Fargo.
The Eliza A, Kent Literary society
of the Fargo high school vii give ali
entertainment in the assembly room
this evening at s o'clock One of the
main features, in am interesting pro-
gramIne which has been arranged will
be debate on the question of the pop
silar election Of United States sena-
tors. The judges will be citizens of
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
WOMAN BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST SALOONk EEPEH

Yankton, March I6.-The March term
|of circuit court opened here yesterday
with rather short calendar. One inter-
esting case is now on trial and IT will
test the liability Of saloon keepers who
sell to intoxicated customers and habit
ual drunkards, and for that reason IS
being watched closely Mrs. Nettie Nc
Eiwain is bringing suit against the
Gustave saloon Of Violin to recover
5000 damages, alleging she and her
two children have sustained that much
damage In the death Of her husband,
who was cut to pieces BY train at Vo-
lin one year ago while intoxicated, the
plaintiff alleging he obtained his drink
at the saloon in question Sullivan and
Griffin of Sioux City and Price and Sco-
bic of this place have charge of the
case for Mrs. Elwaif, who is in court
with her little family, boy of i and a
baby girl. French and Orvis Of this city
|are representing Gustaye Scllwenck,
whose name Is used for the saloon,
which is really an establishment belong
ling TO the Schwenck Barth brewery Of
this place.
Prominent citizens from all over the
state and from Sioux City. are here
attending the reunion of Scottish Rite
Masons, and a class Of fifty is taking the
degrees of this branch Of Masonry 1t
has been years since such successful
gathering Of The Scottish Rite Masons
has been held here and it is difficult to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

through il the state fair will be given
. greate boost \
Have Knight Printing GO. print it.
Ship your hides, pelts, furs ID ]. S.
Smith 8 Co. Fargo.
Deimert & Murphy deliver TO any
part Of the two cities. Phone SIS.
1t it's d real want not caprice Or
.whina, want ad viii Bring real re-
suits.
Honest fuel, coal and wood Of all
kinds, solid. full measure. Interior Lum-
Der co, Phone o5
James Mcclure has accepted a po-
ssition as baggagernan Of the Great
Northern at Grafton
81 ] Young & Co. will give you
claim check for your trunk so you will
have no trouble at depot. Phone IS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
LUCKY SCHOOL TEACHER
FIGHTS FOR HER CLAIM

Miller. March 16.4-The experience of
Miss Matte Gordon, modest young
school teacher. to keep her homestead, a
mile west of this town, might discourage
many a man, but the young lady is max.
ing the fight Of hero to hold onto it
until she can prove up in another year
She fled ON the relinquished claim some
four years ago and during the first year
a man contested it, bht she won out at
the landoffice. She has worked since
then to earn money to keep up the place,
in the different towns, going back fire.
Iquently to expend her earnings in re-
quired improvements, having little
house that answers for her home, be-
sides a we'll and fencing. She had a
good deal of hay made on the land in
the summer and rented part of the
land for pasture. Now she is compelled
to defend her right again i'll the land
Office, another man having contested the
claim. But the lady has not listened to
the howl of wolves in the midnight hours
as she held the claim down these years
nor glanced into the ghastly cemetery
IHOTtiledSt oL llSFs ldnq OF llStelleu 10 tHe
strange tales told by reliable farmers of
the mysterious dancing lights they. had
seen just west of her home, to now al
low the land to go by default, and with
out fear she will again fight for the pos
session of her home. She is now teach.
| ing the school at Cayour, but the storms
iof the past have not discouraged her
lfrom making the customary visits to her
llonely cottage to sleep and eat and dream
Iof the wealth in store for her if the
Hand keeps moving skyward in price in
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

MI The address at the meeting Of the \.
M. C. A. Sunday club will be by Sec
retary Allen, and Miss Mcintyre has
kindly consented 70 sing a solo.
Graham. who was with the Western
league, will wear the White Sox this
year, having signed with the Duluth
team Graham comes we'll recommend
ed .tt \,
The Northern Pacific depot platform
at Grafton was replaced with a new
one this week. The old platform had
gone TO the bad after many years OF
tearysirs tx HI sq ss5; tfg
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new
remedy, an improvement on the laxaz
tives Of former years, as it does not
gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to
take. 1t is guaranteed. II. III. Cassel-
man. Lion Drug Store,
Engineer Mcmahon Of the Great
Northern was badly ssalded while
working at Munich The tank hose
from the feed pipe blew off and Nc
lMahon was caught in the steam. He
has been taken 10 his home at Sarlcs,
where he is reported to be getting
along very nicely. q &, & ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
THE ONLY WAY.

[ Puck: Eve There's no use talking,
Adam I can't take care of the chill
dren and do the hoasework too. You've
got I'd get . girl.
Adam with resignation Oh, very
well, I suppose this Is where lose
another rib.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
the future as it has since she settled on
NO CASE ON RECORD.

There is no case on record of a cough
or cold resulting in pneumonia or con-
sumption after Foley,s Honey and Tar
has been taken, as it will stop yotir
cough and break up your cold quickly.
Refuse any but the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in a yellow package.
Contains no opiates and is safe and
sure. H. III. Casselman, Lion Drug
Store. T4 T. ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16
COMING EVENTS.

Essday. Maach s6
Caaiopeia ciub dance, Piriess hall. y
+ Monday, March ~.
orsnaag 81 state mlnsionasv sonfsaeness & Fisst
Methodiss chtssth. VA ~ "a ss
wsdnesday. Msssh rs.
Ctoainy sexsfons Of sniszionasy confssence.
Friday, Msfch IS. ys.
Rsgiatratlan day. Fargo College Conservatory ef
Saturday, March "a.
Young wsmen's cfsb sappss.
Monday. March Is.
- Lsetsrs " Rsv. sam p. Jones. Firat Rspsiss
Tuesday. Msreh ~. 3 .55i
y Fargo tssm d ths sppfsme court opens.
sssinz tenn Fargo College Conservatory q Maic
;Ffiday. Masch so.
Entsssataaeas W cassn Esther siseis. First Meth
Monday. Aeril :.
"Wednesday, Aprif II.
Annual meeting childsen'a fioms Auxiiiary boasd.
Thaesday, April s. ~
Ea.ssr sais and suppss bv ladies' ot Pfeabs tesisn
church. 45
II ~ Fargo State Fab Dates. n
The North Dakota State Fais for EarEo viii be
he'd On ths fair grounds. north Broadway, the week
begsnning July %, iSos. t
Note-All meetings are evenings unless
otherwise specified. These announcements
will be kept standing, and we shall be glad
70 have notices sent In BY persons In In
I terest. s ssgsk
~ 4 =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
MRS. WILSON NOT ILLITERATE
Ram Cat Alley Woman whose
Daughter Sues for wealth
Reads and Writes.

Mrs. Lulu Wilson of Ram Cat alley. this
city, proved yesterday to the satisfaction
OF coterie OF st. Joseph lawyers that
she can read, write and spell-not always
correctly, but within the meaning of the
law. s..s -f-
Mrs. Wilson was examined, questioned
and cToss-questoned for nearly three
hours yesterday afternoon at the office
of Notary G. c. Thompson, room 10.
Creighton block, by lawyers representing
the estate OF Joseph 8. Roberts. whose
will Is being contested in the Buchanan
county courts In Missouri by Mrs. Mamie
@. Darrall. daughter of Lulu Wilson. Mrs.
Darrall is claiming half OF the estate, or
about $4,000 on the grounds that she is
the illegitimate child OF Roberts.
The meeting yesterday afternoon was 10
amplify a deposition given by Mrs. Wilson
In Omaha a month ago.
The various attorneys tested the woman
on her spelling. reading and writing.t She
promptly gave the lie to a report that
she could not spell the word cat" She
spelled that word and the names OF other
household pets
The suit against the Roberts estate is
now pending in the Missouri courts.
Attorneys Phillip & Amick represented
the estate yesterday. while Mr.. Parkinson
was for the plaintiff. Frank N. Devorss,
administrator. also was present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

said nothing He was hurt; a man OF his
refined nature could not. help but be, but
he remained silent and" thus showed TO
the world, which, will yet do him Justice,
that he was a man.. brave, strong man
with a great heart and a powerful in
tellect, and not afraid of the angry darts
from the shafts of lesser folk.
THE man was not only~a great demo-
crat, but a great citizen. He was a pa
triot IL ever there was one. He loved his
party with an impershable fidelity. but
above party, above section, above self,
above all personal considerations, he loved
his country, and, driven on against the I'M
fairness and distrust of those who either
did not know him. or, knowing him, sought
to revile him, he went forward and con-
quered enough public foes. civil, CONNER
cial and political, all for his country
good. that now at his death his nation
well might weep and say, :TThers" lies a
man, hero
The best friend had in public life Is
gone; am lonely today. Such personal
losses do not fall upon one OF. my age
without crushing force! fF = TO-"
Harry s. Byrne, state agent for the Fidel-
ity and Deposit company of Maryland, who
formerly lived in Baltimore. knew the late
Senator German quite well. He said
Senator German was a power In Mary
land politics over thirty-six years. but in
1896, when republican governor. Lloyd
L0wndes, was elected, his dominating in
fiuence was broken. Senator Gormans son,
Arthur p. German, jr has been trained by
his father to succeed him, and is now a
state senator in Maryland. Senator Cor
mans successor will be appointed by Gov
ernor Edwin Warheld. who won his .nomi-
senator's prestige. Senator Isidor Rayner.
MI Germans colleague, was opposed by
| German, but was elected over the latter :
favorite, Bernard Carter. Such defeats in
his own party coupled with the inter-
mittent republican success seemed to
mark. in the last few years, Senator Cor
| mans waning influence
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

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