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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-13
Man Badly Burned.

Among the stores destroyed was 267
tons of baled hay and 1000 sacks of
barley for the use of teams employed
on the railroad work. The man badly
burned was laborer on railroad work
and was aselep in the hay when the
fire was started by sparks from q
switch engine. Before ne could escape
he was badly burned about the legs
that another man was asleep in the
hay at the time and he believed that
he had persisted. AS soon as the ruins
can be investigated a search VIII be
made for the man supposed to nave
been burned
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-13
Loss $1,000 a Day.

1t is estimated that between the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
WELD COUNTY TICKET.

GAO VOON 41ChGA.
For Sheriff,
A. j. Elliott, Platteville.
For Treasurer.
w. H. Delbridge, Greeley.
For Clerk,
j. E. Shook. Greeley.
For Assessor,
r. L. Winbourn, Fort Lupton.
For Superintendent OF Schools.
A. b. Copeland, Eaton.
For Commissioner Dlst.2,
w. T. Mulligap, Highlandlake
For Representative,
FL. Green, Greeley.
For Representative,
T. z. Wilson, Eaton.
For Surveyor,
Harry M. Thompson, Greeley.
For Coroner.
Van B. Kelsey, Platteville.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judges District Court,
Christian A. Bennett, Boulder,
Frank j. Annis. Fort Collins.
PRECINCT TICKET.
For Justices OF the Peace,
Thomas c. PRESLEY, Jas. H. Mcdonald
For Constables,
]. NJ. Ferguson, Henry Arbuckle.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
BADLY MISTAKEN.

The Greeley Tribune has turned
over new leaf on political matters
1t is independent and will accept
no money for any support 1T may
give candidates. The next thing
will be to drop politics entirely
Eaton Herald.
Wrong again, Brother. The writ
er used to feel that way but he has
seen a light. The Tribnue is In the
political game to stay. Loathe the
job as e.may, 1t is a game that has
to be played, job THAT must be
done. If man didn't clean out
his stable because he didn't like the
work, where would she be? If we
don't take hand II politics where
will we as community be? That
is just the trouble now. So many
people let politics alone because they
don't like the job, that the political
maggots and blow-flies have nearly
devoured the body politlc. The only
ray of hope that drifts through the
murky political atmosphere lies in
the fact that good men are beginning
to wake up to the danger and take
hand. Men who want nothing for
themselves but to see conditions bet
tered for the world at large.
| The Tribune will not drop poll
tics. Its proprietors feel that they
are in position, financially and
otherwise, where they can afford to
ignore the money end of politics and
work for the good Of the county
alone. The Tribune has got to be
reckoned with in every campaign
from now on.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
ion. with such a divers,on :,

tion. With such a diversion 1t
shows what might have happened TO
the republicans had Lindsey been
the nominee instead of Alva Adams.
Even in staid republican Weld
county there would have been things
doing II an active Lindsey campaign
had been started. A canvass made
few days ago by Justice of the
Peace Stevens of block 81, one of the
principal business blocks of the CITY,
shows how things stand here on the
governor question. There were
polled in Mr.. Stevens ballot box 6S
votes for Buchtel, % for Linsdey and
% for Alva Adams. If Lindsey had
carried the official stamp on his back
he would have carried not only his
own and Adams strength, but
likely, also, many republican votes.
The trouble is that Lindsey's can
didacy has been considered by many
as sort of joke, while it is probable
that never before was the political
game played with greater sincerity
of purpose nor with better intention
of giving the people square deal
than it is being played by the little
Denver judge. But Lindsey will
not be elected and If he sticks to his
independent ticket until election day
Alva Adams will also be- defeated.
But no matter what happens in the
governor line of one thing we can all
be thankful that there is not another
Peabody administration before us,
nor the likelihood of another COVER
norship contest before the next legis-
iature.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11

man-politician officeholder or pri-
vate, but I'll tell the truth as see
it, and as I can ascertain it.
want better, cleaner politics in this
county. with honester men holding
some of the offices, and l want a
square deal for every man, woman
and child. Nothing more.
This sort of newspaper has never
before been run in Northern Colo
RADIO; doubt if 1t is not unique in
the state. 1 have no enemies to
punish, sand no special friends to re-
ward. ! don't want office or ap-
pointment or special favor for myself
or friends. I've no confidence in the
sincerity of the political game, and
l have refused to accept so much as
plugged dollar from any candidate
on any ticket for one line Of political
matter that has appeared or will ap-
pear in any issue Of the Tribune this
year. In this campaign ! am pleas
ing myself, and l believe l am pleas
ing my readers.
The Tribune remains democratic
newspaper, very much independent.
The Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
IN THE MERsY.co.Rouno.

This is the time of year that one
feels like batting all of his friends
he meets, because he can't make
them talk anything but politics.
The air seems to be surcharged with
the stuff, and so does every man who
can muster few idle moments to
talk to his fellow men. Bees are
buzzing In the hats of many hopeful
candidates and prospective appoin-
tees. Both parties are conducting
anti-mud campaigns, but the contest
is none the less spirited.
The most interesting subject of
political gossip Of the week is the
Lindsey candidacy for governor.
Judge Lindsey seems to have them
all guessing as to what his next
move will be. One thing is certain,
that unless Alva Adams should bv
some hook or crook Withdraw as head
of the official democratic ticket there
will be no democratic governor this
time. Lindsey is fully as strong to-
day as Alva Adams, the latter
backed by the democratic organiza-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
Wounds, Bruises and Burns.

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to wounds, bruises, burns and like
injuries before inflammation sets In.
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Pain Balm acts on this same prin.
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the pain and soreness and prevents
any danger Of blood poisoning. Keep
Q bottle of Pain Balm in your home
and 1t will save you time and money.
not to mention the Inconvenience
and suffering such injuries entail.
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
THE REAL QUESTION.

Lest the democrats forget what
the reorganized democracy of the
state stands for and what democracy
was reorganized for here few
months or weeks ago we would call
their attention TO the fact that but
little has been said about these mat
tiers since the various conventions.
While opposing candidates are ad-
miring and eulogizing each other
here is another reminder, from the
Pueblo Chieftain, a republican news.
paper. that may be of value to demo-
Gratis and republicans alike:
More important than the cues.
tfon as to who is elected to the
United States senate; more import.
ant than the determination of tbe
governorship contest this way or
that way; more important than any
questions ever presented to the voters
of Colorado is the pending question
In this campaign. viz: the question
of taking all departments OF govern.
ment from the utility corporations
OF Colorado and restoring popular
rule in the state.
Colorado voters-Colorado audi.
ences that listen to political
speeches-should compel every
speaker and every candidate to define
himself clearly upon the three meas
ures necessary to restore the govern.
mental power Of the people.
:" The snow.capped mountains
The glorious skies ard soft zenbv,.,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11

The Italian climate'-will all keep
,or the future when serious business
is less pressing.
But this year the voters should
set their purpose on getting orators
and candidates TO promise specifically
to do all in their power to get en-
acted into laws the following meas
ures:
First: A direct primary election
law by which all candidates for office
must be nominated by direct vote
of the people.
Second: A ballot law by which
every voter shall be compelled to
vote for each candidate he wishes
elected and abolishing voting for
party emblems and party names.
Third; A penal law providing for
forfeiture of franchise and imprison-
ment of guilty officials for corpora
tions that contribute money directly
or Indirectly for political purposes.
''The enactment of these laws will
forever do away with the party boss
and with corporation dictation and
corruption in political affairs.
1T is up to the voters of the state
to see that such laws are enacted,
and the process is simple one.
This is the way to do it,
Compel every candidate for the
legislature, (the senate and the
house, in your county, or legislativ
district, to state his views upon
these questions, definitely and
specifically, and then vote for only
such candidates as you consider the
most reliable in carrying out pledges
to have these measures enacted into
laws.
This is an important matter-the
most important by far in this cam
paign-and If every voter will be a
patriot this year, instead of a silly
and blind partisan, Colorado will
once again have free government,
and an era of genuine prosperity will
be inaugurated in the state such as
the oldest inhabitant has never
seen.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
REGISTER! REGISTER!
You Must Register in Order to
Vote-Do it Now

If you are a voter in Greeley you
must register at the court house by
October Goth or loose your vote.
The office of the county clerk is open
from a. m. to 5 p. m. To register
you must go to the court house with
two witnesses who are registered
voters and sign the books.
Ii your name is on the registration
books, and you have moved into an
other house, even next door, you
must change your number or Won
cannot vote. If you have moved
into another precinct, even if 1t be
only across the street, you cannot
vote unless you go to the court house
and change your registration. To
make changes does not require wit.
nesses or vouchers, you can do it
yourself. There are over 1900 up-
registered voters in Greeley and to
register them all will require the
registration of 100 day. AS most
OF them seem to want to put it off
till the last day, those who do not
want to stand in line should register
at once. 1t you do not know
whether you are registered or not 90
and see for yourself.
The republican party has opened a
registration headquarters opposite
the court house, where all republi-
cans can meet and assist in registra.
tion. If you are down town and
have no vouchers, call there and the
persons in charge will aid you to
get vouchers. This room could be
procured only for a short time, so
make use of it at once. The regular
headquarters are at room 10 Bank
block. G. d. Todd,
Chairman.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
THE CAMPAIGN ORATOR.

Just now an army Of language ex-
Founders is being turned loose in
Colorado to sway the voters from
their own way of thinking, ii that
be possible. In many cases, no
doubt, the campaign orator will have
some eject and influence on the
votes of the section, but seriously
speaking, the orator should not be
taken too seriously. He has per-
sonal interest in the matter and
what may be for his own good may
not be for yours.
You may 60 and listen to one man
this evening expounding the virtues
and lauding the works of the re-
publican party in the state the past
four years and be firmly convinced
that it is your duty to retain them
in Office. Next evening democratic
| iconoclast comes along and smashes
the entire oratorical structure of the
other fellow. Or, it may be just
the other way.
Go and hear the speeches of both
sides and become posted on the situa-
tion, but don't confine yourself to
one side of the question. The man
who does that is only half a man
when it comes to voting. Both
sides will tell you a whole lot of
truth about the other fellow and a
whole lot of lies about their own
people. 1t is for you to separate the
kernels from the chaff and vote as
your conscience and good sense die
tates, and not be swayed by the flow
Of lofty sounding language from the
silver tongued orator. Remember
that his speeches are almost entirely
made for him by someone else. The
language may be his own, but the
subject matter has been carefully
trimmed, added to. curtailed and
changed by bosses or committees of
the party, whose hireling he may be.
So don't be carried away with
oratory that seems to spring right
from the heart and has such a ring
of sincerity. Really it only comes
direct from the state central com.
mittee and the only sincerity about
1t Is usually the speakers earnest de.
sire to win for himself an office OF
his salary, whichever he expects to
be his reward.
Again we would advise you to heal
as many speeches as possible from
both sides and then think for your.
self.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
PRECINCT TICKET.
A BIT PERSONAL.

There seems to be disposition in
some quarters to persistently mis-
understand the independent position
Of the Greeley Tribune this year.
Many times in the last couple of
weeks have I been accosted by some
Of my republican friends with the
remark. "Well, the Tribune is COM
ing around all right. Independent
this year, in two years more you'll
be on the right side-straight repub-
lican at lastn"
Gentlemen, you were never farther
from the truth in your life. There
is no more probability of the Trib-
une becoming republican. straight or
mongrel, than there is Of the moon
setting in the east, so long as the
present proprietor is in control, and
I hope that will be for long time
yet.
When the republican party ceases
to be the party Of monopolies and
trusts
When the republican party re-
forms itself within itself, and
When these reforms are made
through principle and not through
fear of democratic victory in short,
When republican politicians and
on1ceholders become more honest
than democratic politicians and
-on1ceholders,
Then, and then only, If I am
alive and in control of the Tribune,
I'll make 1t a republican sheet; not
before.
The political situation is queer
this year, and the Greeley Tribune
has always been queer newspaper.
Possibly am bit queer, myself.
Both county tickets are so good. that
with one or two exceptions, it don't
make hairs difference to the tax
payer which is elected This being
the case, Pm not going to help my
party at ..the expense Of truth. 1
will not knowingly be unjust to any
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
Notice,

BY recent agreement all out
standing accounts due to the firm Of
Drs. Pogue and Hughes have been
transferred and are made payable to
DR.. ]. G. Hughes. G. r. PoRue.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
Alva Adams of Pueblo county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Elias M. Ammons of Douglas county.
For Secretary OF State,
Horace w. Havens OF Lake county.
For Treasurer,
+. E. Drauh Of Garfield county.
For Attorney General,
W. B. Morgan of Las Animas county.
For Auditor,
Andrew Sandberg OF Clear Greek county
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Honora Maloney OF Denver county
For Regents OF the State University.
". H. Bryant of Denver county,
Benjamin Kobey of Pitkin.
For Justices OF the Supreme Court.
W. P. Seeds OF Teller county,
Geo. X. Hartenstein OF Chaffee county.
For Congressman-at-Larg
Samuel w. Belford of Denver county.
For Congressman, First District.
Charles F. Tew of Weld county.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05

Liquid Veneer, the perfect furniture
polish, at Haynes Drug Store. 25tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05

HE ANNOUNCED
THEIR PLANS
The Centenary Methodist Church
Will Build a 100000 House
on Magnolia Street.

Weather conditions considered, a
very large audience was present at the
Centenary Methodist church yester-
day morning, at which hour the pastor
announced that he would make public
the plans agreed on for the erection of
the new house of worship for the con-
gregation. The pastor, Rev. T. Il.
Morris, preached on the subject of the
duty and righteousness of building, and
in the course of his sermon brought
out the followingpoints:
LIST. That it had finally been decided
on to build substantial house of wor-
ship at the corner of Magnolia and
Reagan streets.
End. That $4,000 was to be ex-
pended on the new property, and that
a modern building was to be erected.
3rd. Plan of how money was to be
raised. Of course the people of the
church and the citizens will be given
the privilege of contributing to the
fund.
4th. That a building committee
composed of Messrs. Leroy Trice, Jno.
r. Hesrne, Il. L. Wright, w. H..
Nance and J. w. Cement, was to have
direct charge of the movement, and
that the church had been chartered
and placed on a business basis, and
that the building movement would be
handled as a business proposition.
The plans as announced met with
the approval of the large congregation
present.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
THE NEW FLYER
MADE GOOD TIME
[. e G. N. Fast Mail Train Beats
Its Own Schedule by Nearly
Two Hours,

The first fast mail flyer under the
new schedule reached Palestine last
night at s:25, on time to the minute.
The train left st. Louis one hour and
forty eight minutes late, but made up
the lost time before it reached Long
view, and rolled into Palestine without
any trouble. The new train carried
good passenger list. Conductor Sam
Bsrefeld was in charge of the train,
and Engineer Henry Jones was at the
throttle, while Fireman Hudson Ellis
fed the engine oil. A pretty speed
was maintained on the entire run, and
everything worked smooth on the
initial trip. Near Overton it was go.
ing 80 fast it was mistaken for flying
monster, and some miscreant threw
stones at it, and the smoking car came
in with two lights smashed out. No
clue was found to the perpetrator.
Close connections were made here for
the west and south.
Yesterday afternoon at 1:5O the first
train north under the new schedule
got away exactly on time. A good
passenger list went out on it.
The officials of the road are highly
pleased over the record made and are
as a result feeling good. \
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
VERY FAST TIME
WILL BE MADE
LII Texas, Says Leroy Trice.
General Manager of the
l. & G.. n.

Fort Worth, Feb. 3.-Leroy Trice,
general manager of the international
stfGreat Northern railroad, has been
over the entire Fort Worth division,
and after spending some time here he
left for the south in special train.
"The fast mail run over the Inter-
national, which goes into effect Sun
day, will be phenomenal schedule, +"
said Mr.. Trice. "We have figured the
thing out to a nicely, and we expect to
show the department that we can de-
liver the goods when it comes to run
ming Our roadbed is in fine condition
and we will handle the traius from
LoDgview to Houston and San Antonio
in very fast time"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
HOWARD AVENUE
WILL SOON BUILD
The New Methodist Church to be
Erected on Kolstad Street VIII
be Known as Grace Church.

~ aaO - 90 ~ eNSC
The Howard Avenue church, with
others who are interested in the new
church to be built on Koistad street,
report that they are making fair
progress toward their new building.
At the first quarterly conference
held few days since building COM
mittee was appointed, composed of
Gus Garrison, John r. Hesrne, r. J..
Wallace, J. F. Nash, J. E. Douthit and
J. B. Roundtree, and that committee
have since then been engaged in max
ing estimates, considering plans, ma
terisls, ETC.; for the building. Cores
pondence is being had, and an architect
will visit them this week for CONSUL
tstion.
A meeting was held at Howard Az
enue church yesterday afternoon at
3 O'Clock to consider several impor-
tsnt matters and plans. The meeting
was largely attended and much inter-
est was manifested. Among other
things it was determined that as the
name of the church was local, being
called for the street on which it is sit
usted, q new name would be neces
ssry, and selection was agreed upon.
The new name is Grace.
The church will file charter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
Gone to Market.

81. Horwits, accompanied by Mr..
Jake Lyons Of Yoskum and other buy
ers of South Texas, left last night for
st. Louis and other markets on a buy
ing expedition. Mr.. Horwits says he
expects to return with a good stock
Of bargains for his house, and he usu-
ally makes good. Watch for his an
nouncements on his return.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
To Be Married.

The Herald has received the follow
ing card:
Mr.. ]. A. Craven invites you to be
present at the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rosa D. Windsor, to Mr.. Aldy
lessen, on Wednesday, February sew
enth, at O'Clock, Palestine, Texas.
These cards have been mailed to out
of town friends only, and the home
invitations will be extended verbally.
The Herald offers its congratula-
lions in advance.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing
between DR.. F. B. Moore and o. O.
Forbes, under the firm name of the
Old Town Drug Store, is this day dis
solved, Mr.. o. Q Forbes retiring from
the business, DR.. F. b. Moore having
bought his interest in full. The buis-
ness will be conducted by DIR. Moore
as before, all debts to be paid by DR..
Moore, who will also collect all ont
standing accounts.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
Has Returned.

Mr. Will Weatherford, merchant,
who recently moved his stock of goods
to Taylor, is moving back to Elkhart.
Anderson county is hard to improve
upon, and Elkhsrt is a mighty good
part of the county. Mr.. Westherford
will find warm welcome among his
old friends.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
Will Arrive Wednesday.

The Palestine Gun Club will have
their shoot on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock at Stricklsnd's. Messrs.
Bill Crosby, Harold Money, Plank,
Huff, Topperwein and B. E. Saunders
will be in attendance as guests of the
club. The exhibition will be free and
the public is invited.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
Are Rehearsin0.

The local K. of P. lodge is rehears-
ing for the big occasion scheduled for
the nineteenth of this month, when
their pretty new home will be dedi-
Gated, and on which occasion the
grand lodge officers will be entertain
ed. A big time is anticipated.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Tonight
fair, continued cold; Tuesday fair and
warmer.
Maximum yesterday, So
Minimum today, 81.
Rainfall, "a inches.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
A House Burned

Sunday, two miles east of the city,
the residence of Mr.. Tom Baton burn
ed while the family were at church,
and everything was a total loss. There
was no insurance on the house and
contents.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05

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