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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Deeds.

OGGOS.
Tully Lamson and wife to L. ]. San
ders, $3.50; conveys north half of lot
3, block BIC, subdivision of Texas Land
company.
Z c. W. Nicholson and wife to J. A.
Galloway. $3.50; conveys IS acres of
the Edley Ewing league.
T. n. Jones to R. d. Mcdonald,
$1155.54; conveys 3O4 S4-1OO acres of
the T. n. Jones survey and so acres
of the Clarasey Overstreet survey.
State of Texas to T. y. Jones. no
consideration; conveys 3O5 acres of
the survey No. 63.
State of Texas to T. n. Jones, no
consideration; conveys 6S 1-2 acres of
the T. y. Jones survey.
f. +. Durham to ]. n. Johnson, 5000
cash and the assumption of two notes
for $50 each; conveys 40 2-1O acres of
the Wilson c. Brown 800 acre survey.
Frank Morris has plenty Of heater
and stove wood. Phone $50. 15-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

News comes from every section Of
the State that the farmers have al
ready gone to work on another crop.
This sounds like business. 1t was the
eerlv -Plsa1ers vs'ss 90 ssyr 'aasisJAss-=--ssssz
the past year Early cotton cheated
the boil weevil. and early truck and
fruit got the cream OF the market
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

The Methodist preachers will get
away to conference next Tuesday. The
conference meets in Tyler, and extern
sive preparations have been made for
the entertainment of the preachers
and delegates.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24
HICKORY CHIPS.
(By Our Wise Mani

HICKORY CHIPS.
(By Our Wise MANI
In the Switzer divorce case in st.
Louis. it has developed that both par
ties TO the suit wanted to be the whole
cheese.
Gorky's new book containing a bit
ter denunciation of New York may for
time be one of the best sellers in
Chicago.
There are still few railroads that
Hartman has not been able to gobble,
but probably it will be well for them
to watch out.
Thanksgiving is coming slowly"
plaintively remarks the Harrisburg,
Va, Times. In other words, it's long
time between turkeys.
When the financial column conveys
the information that money is easier"
one can not help wondering what it
has been uneasy" about.
A New Jersey man refused to marry
woman because he doubted his abil-
ity to support her. Possibly he also
doubted her ability to support him.
Pittsburg is at present overrun with
thugs and thieves. Undoubtedly the
result Of the free advertising Pitts
burg's millionaires have been getting.
Give Mr.. Cleveland his brown cordu-
roys, his double-barreled gun and the
open season for rabbits, and he'll
show what to do with your ex-presi-
dents.
Gorky calls New York greedy, en-
gorged loathsome stomach" His ex-
perience in getting away from, Europe
must have been something like Jo-
nah's.
Says a headline, 1.-The weather favors
,the president on his VOYAGE OF
course. What does the government
maintain an expensive weather bureau
for?
Some men are coming to the next
congress who were elected not so
much because OF their popularity as
because of the unpopularity Of their
opponents.
Secretary Bonaparte's idea of legal |
lied bosses" would be more Interesting |
il he would explain who viii legniize
the boss-or in an older phrase, whoi
will bell the cat.
having figured out that during mis-
year the country has harvested $685..
100000 bushels of corn, we may as
well acknowledge it.
Pittsburg's pressing need for larg-
er police force is pretty good proof
that the crooks of the country have
been taking the stories of Pittsburg's
wickedness seriously.
A Greene county, Pa, tax collectors
wife saved $4,000 of the peoples
money from a robber the other day.
And yet some men refuse to believe
that a woman can save money.
A religious publication advises the
people to make it as pleasant as pos
sible for the poor. At present, how
ever, the people are too busy making
it as unpleasant as possible for the
rich.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

A day for regrets: The extra money
we are forced to pay for wood would
have bought our turkeys.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

SIGNALS of Chicago are with Jimmy Cal
lahan in his fight against the national
commission.
There is a movement on foot in Can
ada to hold a great national athletic
meet in the magnificent new stadium
at Toronto.
President Murphy of the Chicago
Nationals is going to advertise the
Cubs as the worlds champions" in
large type. record breakers" in small
type. Can't beat Charles W.
The baseball scribes are now max
ing great trades among the majors"
and building up star teams for next
season. The hot-air circuit has open
ed.
For the first time in several years
Indiana is without a roller polo league.
Oklahoma has league this winter
and the former Hoosier players make
~ four teams.
The real name OF Fighting Dick"
Hyland is Willie Uren. He was dubbed
Fighting Dick" at the Olympic club
OF San Francisco after winmnL Over
6fiy five amateur fights
Yale and Harvard meet on the grid
iron today for the twenty-frst time.
or the twenty games played in the
past Yale has been victorious in four
teen. In 1897 and again in 1893 tie
games were played. and in 1883 Har.
ward forfeited.
About the only place on the map
where the professional football player
holds forth ia I'm Ohfn Canton Noe
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Gorlys new book containing bit
ter denunciation of New York may for
time be one of the best sellers in
Chicago.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Stay with a proposition until you get
results.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

In the Switzer divorce case in st.
Louis, it has developed that both par
ties TO the suit wanted to be the whole
cheese.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24
SPECIAL SALE.

Monday every remnant
of Mating, Linoleum and
all Lace Cur tains will be
sold at your own price.
w. h. Kingsbury.
$50 yards of LinOIeum
Remnants at One-Half
Price, B to Is yds. in piece.
500 yards all kinds of
Mating at one-haIf price.
$50 pairs of Lace Cur
tains must be sold at once.
w. II. Kingsbury.
10NDAY is the time; a
small amount of money
will cover your hall, bath
room or kitchen with Limo
Ieum or Mating.
w. II. Kingsbury.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

ticularly the two named, pay big
money for star players.
%
Grand Rapids fans are sorry to lose
John Camel. "Sir" John was the only
who was able to bring a pen
nant to the Furniture City"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Today looks like the real winter pro
duct
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

There are still few railroads that
Hartman has not been able to gobble.
but probably it will be well for them
to watch out
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24
NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORT.

Rumor has it that the semi-profes-
SIGNALS Of Chicago are with Jimmy Cal
lahan in his fight against the national
commission
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

About the only place on the map
where the professional football player
holds forth is in Ohio. Canton. Mas
silon and few other cities, but par
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

There is a movement on foot in Can.
ada to hold great national athletic
meet in the magnificent new stadium
at Toronto.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Thanksgiving is coming slowly"
plaintively remarks the Harrisburg,
Va, Times. In other words. it's long
time between turkeys.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

A Greene county, Pa, tax collectors
wife saved $4,000 of the peoples
money from a robber the other day.
And yet some men refuse to believe
that a woman can save money.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

A religious publication advises the
people to make it as pleasant as pos
sible for the poor. At present, how
ever, the people are too busy making
it as unpleasant as possible for the
rich.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Pittsburg's pressing need for a larg-
er police force is pretty good proof
that the crooks of the country have
been taking the stories of Pittsburg's
wickedness seriously.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

When the financial column conveys
the information that money is easier
one can not help wondering what it
has been uneasy" about
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Frank Morris has plenty of heater
and stove wood. Phone $50. 15-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

GorEy calls New York a greedy, en-
gorged loathsome stomach" His ex-
perience in getting away from Europe
must have been something like Jo-
nah's.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Says a headline, THE weather favors
,the president on his voyage.r OF
course. What does the government
maintain an expensive weather bureau
for?
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-24

Some men are coming to the next
congress who were elected not so
much because OF their popularity as
because Of the unpopularity OF their
opponents.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
LEAGUE TO NAME TWO.
NcTc Scheme to Oct Hearst Endorsed
6y Regular CORUentiOn.

II was said authority last night that in spite
OF previous assertions &c the contrary the Inde-
pendence League AT its convention on Tuesday
would name candidates only for the positions OF
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. committee on
Vacancies viii be appointed. which will not do any
thing until after the Democratic convention has
met.
This would 10 show that the managers of
the campaign Of William Randolph Hearst are not
as sure as they Of IFS ability get the reg
uar nomination for Governor ONLY a few DAYS
ago they announced that the convention Of the
league would name complete state ticket from
top 10 bottom. The groWth of tie Jerome senti-
meni seems 10 nave set them thinking. however.
Tie executive committee of the state committee
oi t1e Independence League will meet tomorrow
after which. IL is understood the plan for the
Nention as outlined above. viii be announced.
one OF the arguments against the nomination OF
Hearst hy the Democratic convention has been
that II would be the Endorsement OF man already
nominated by rival organization which had placed
in the field entire ticket against the regular
ganizaton. So the plan of the League is To
name William Randolph Hearst for Governor and
committee with poUor 10 IN vacancies This com
nttee VIII be IN a position % dicker with the reg
ular party leaders for the Endorsement Of Hearst
on condition that the Independence League indorse
ths candidates Of the regular party for all Offices
There were those last night who thought this
plan would he likely 70 raise a rumpus in the Inde-
pendeuCe League. and that the delegates the
convention would take kindly 10 having their
plans mapped out in advance by the New York
John 9. Sheehan. erstwhiie leader 80 Tammany
Han. who after his deposition 10y Richard croker
organized an anti -Tamnlany body under the name
of the Greater New York Democracy. SAYS he be-
convention and will be elected Governor. Asked
last night who would he nominated 10y the Demo
man and Democrat. refer TO Mr. Hearst;
ttll-h ne WI O' 'ttt'l 10 lll' -
and tie trusts. the Democratic party would be 50
badly beaten that IL would not he able to win a
he ais 70
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

Refuses Ia Discuss Politics on the
CGrORia at QadrdntiRc.

Charles r. Hughes. whom the odell faction in
the Republican parry hope 10 induce TO accept
a nomination for Governor. will be the central
agure in the Republican situation in this state
when he lands from the CUrard liner Caronia
lhis morning. The Caronia arrived AT Quaran-
tire last night and is expected at her pier AZ
"a O'Clock this morning. A. Quarantine Nj.
Hughes declined 10 discuss politics.
Mr. Hughes's plans after his arrival are not
known. II is thought. however. that ne Will
wal, unt he has looked over the situation and
conferred with his friends before he makes any
positive declaration as 10 whether or not he
would accept The nomination Ex-Governor
Odeil is expected in town to-day 20 have talk
with Mr. Hughes although no definite word 10
that effect came from burg last night.
The repeated denials ~ the assertion by Ger
tain members Of the Odcll-Quigg faction that
Mr.. Hughes had said that he might accept the
nomination We're confirmed yesterday by wire
less message sent TO The Evening World while
The CarOnia was OFF Nantucket. This message
had been sent Ia him: Have you given assuT-
ances 10 any one that you will accept the NOM
inatiOn f0r Governor il offered" To this Mr..
Hughes returned a mOnosyllabic negative.
Mr.. Hughes has promised 10 make a full state
ment outlining his position arIiving here but
IL is thought that IL will not be Forthcoming
until he has had n chance TO familiarZe himself
with the exact conditions existing az present.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
ALARM In CUBA GROWS


endeavoring to perfect the personnel Of his rapid
Are gun corps.
Colonel Vale Is still I'm pursuit Of the insur-
gents I'm the southern part OF Santa Clara prov
ince. but up 10 the present has been unable to
come up with them.
Most Of the boys who escaped from the Re-
form School al Guamatay have not been recapt-
ured.
Special attention Is being given To the de-
fences of Havana and the city militia is en-
plOyed in Strengthening the works.
TelO Sanchez is now az the head Of seventy
Insurgents frcm Veguita, province OF Puerto
Principe. Three of his followers were wounded
in their first fight yesterday with the rural
guards. one of the men wounded is a brother of
Sanchez.
Advices from CienfuegOs received here to-day
say that band Of thirty rebels yesterday sacked
the small town of Castella de Jagua. also known
as Jagua, on CienfuegOs Bay. The rural guards
in garrison and the officials Of the place in the
mean while shut themselves up in the fort.
Cienfuegos Bay IS also known Bahia de Jagua.
II is on the south coast OF Cuba. forty-hve miles
northwest or Trinidad. Upon the shore OF the bay
is situated the city Of CienfuegOs 1Ss miles by rail
southeast OF Havana, having population Of about
pOrtant port in Southern cuba and is centre OF
the sugar trade
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
RECEPTION PLANS At LINCOLN.
Mr.. Bryan's Home City Expects Largest
Crowd in Its History.

Lincoln. Neb, Sept. 4.-Lincoln people conf
IDENTIFY expect the largest crowd in its history to-
morrow for the homecoming of Mr. and Mrs W.
J. Bryan. The Bryan train is expected 10 reach
Lincoln tomorrow evening shortly before
O'Clock. reception committee viii escort Mr..
Bryan TO the home Of his brother. Charles w
Bryan, where he will dine and rest for time
Soon after O'Clock he will be taken TO the
State Capitol for the formal reception Governor
Mickey Acting Mayor Frampton and heads of
commercial bodies Of the city will act as his
escort
Governor Mickey will welcome Mr. Bryan 10
his home on behalf Of the state. and Mayor
Brown on behalf of the city Mr. Bryan's re-
sponse is expected 10 be eXtemporary and in the
main non-polticaL At the end Of his address
The reception proper Will be held in the corridors
of the State Capitol
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
ACCUSES u. T.. NAGLE.
John f. COzcaH Says He Pad
His Former Leader for job.

John F. Cowan. who. as Murphy man. Is
fighting Percival f. Nagle for the Tammany
leadership OF the 30th District was by no means
well received by a crowd at 136th street and
Fifth avenue last night. and became so enraged
at the brickbats and cabbages that were hurled
al him that he launched into a violent denuncia-
tiOn of his opponent IN reply TO a man IN lhS
crowd who accused him OF being an migrate
"NagIe made YOU" yelled the citizen as nc
threw a we'll aimed egg
I know he did, came the answer as tne Oid-
tor ducked his head He made me Assistants
District Attorney, and got nv first month Sal
airy for doing IL. He used 10 come ana Ten NO
how hard up he was" vu.
Here the speech stopped for a moment Whis
the perspiring candidate tenderly removed
dead cat from his neck
HE was a bOOkmaker then. and used 70 hdNe
hard luck tales about how much he had lest
making book. That meant more out OF mS
pocket" -
Why don't the police protect me here 10
night? It's because they are taking their OF
ders from John q Brien. who came here tIoh
Buffalo to run our city. He's head OF the FTe
Department. and the police. too That Is Ia
reason they don't afford me the protection
am entitled 10. This is my own district, and !
can't get police protection IN II. And you taA
of nv gratitude 10 Magic.
Later COwan said that the money matters
he had referred To were personal loans made ~
him TO Nagle When asked why he had mads
the loans il he did not want 10 ne replied that
he did so because he thought II a polite thing
10 do.
Mr.. NagIe was the leader OF the district some
time ago and is making an effort 10 regain his
power from. Cowan.
Mr. Nagle. when asked about the allegations
made by COwan. laughed az the whole story,
saying there was no truth IN a.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

VII md ouise advocating the hest policies Again
you VIII not see the real Mr.. Quigg HIS me ital-
ian hand Is seen only IN meetings of eNecnuEe
committees where everything good - chokea OF
before IL gets 10 daylighi. You viii hear him boast
about his services a. tie Republican party hou
VII hear him bespeak reverence for the veterans
IN she Republican cause. he and his like sre aoot
ne retired FOR the good az the service anu AZ =
rot ~ account ~ oid age. The chief contribution
of Nr Quisr and other political lions ~ MS class
IN. Republican party IS tae:r TcceptiNity II q
Eive him your votes on primary oay. toa VII le-i'
when -ise neNt session 81 the Legislature is ended
,iss t,e iafnh who has lain down ith the lion loC
viii find fhaf YOU have nlt voted tor M teuiEs.
bIt for EE-. RYAN and AIR belmont II VII he he
same 9ld story. for Quigg - trying II DO 20 me
whole county what Tim sullivan has done Tor iiiS
district Np is trying tp Sel n fcr casn 10 tile
snen wlie TairmaDy Haii
Aud what Is Mr. Parsons irving go DO ln =
word he tN,ng ia restore 70 the noople tneir
D. Ser control Gleir oW1 anafs and % fesola,e q
fhet part ~ their an.Is which is conhded 10 pub
nc service corporations tnlough their participation
.n political parieS ID IS usel'ss 10 ty Go down the
corporations al the polls or IN the LegislslOis 50
LONG = fheN the Candidates on noin sluee
aud therefore onn fhe Legislature. The mower ~
the people begins ends m tho by rlmarlss or po-
litcal psrtics. Mr Parsons IS not seeking anything
sor himself
Mr.. Parsons viii speak tomorrow evening be-
fore The Progressive Republican Club OF the
26th District a. the star casino, Lexington ave-
nue. and l07th street. and on Friday night 70
Republicans % The sash District I'm the Crotona
Casino. 81 i69th street and the Boston Road.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
PRYAN FLAYS ILLINOIS
Continued from first page.

for positive instead of negative attitude
in the future
Mr.. Bryan and his party arrived at S:15 a. m,
going to the Auditorium Hotel in automobiles
GREETED BY MAYOR DUNNE-
The Nebraskan was met az the station by a
large party of local Democrats made up of MEM
bers of the Iroquois and jefferson clubs, The
first man to greet Mr.. Bryan as he stepped from
the train was Mayor Dunno. with whom he
shook hands warmly. remarking. This IS like
getting home"
The entire party then posed for photographs in
front of the train. which was placarded from end
10 end. A flying train on the Wabash road came
tearing by while the photograph was being
taken. and several members Of the group were
compelled to dodge it with unceremonious haste
Mr.. Bryan's programme for the day comprised
informal reception AT the Auditorium Hotel,
which lasted through severa! hours of the morn
ing Shortly before noon he was driven TO the
headquarters of the Iroquois club. where he
was entertained at luncheon Addresses were
made by President John W. Eckhart and by Mr.
Bryan who said in part:
want to say to you that al over the world there
: pGrcepuDIe groWth OF temperate Ideas When
broader sense in which democracy means the rule
progress in this country the direction OF demOc
racy than in some of the countries OF the old
World. That may be explained by saying that we
have less distance 70 travel than they have in
Europe. and that we have TO some extent felt
years that to my mind can be traced to the dom
mating influence IN politics or great corpora tions
interested in favOrite leslaton and In special priv
leges.
Mr.. Bryan. amid much applause. then advo-
Gated the election of United States Senators by
the people and added
think il is time 10 speak plainly in regard the
United States Senate, and. in my humble Judgment,
decade ana more is because predatory wealth has
put its operating tools In the Senate and until this
mony with the voters Of this country there IS not
much prospect Of reform.
Mr.. Bryan then asserted that there had been
great changes in public sentiment during his
absence. and said that the Republican party had
lost much ground since 1900
ON the trust question, Mr.. Bryan said:
For the extent that the President has gone l
am glad; but he has not gone far enough, and
he has not been able to take his party with him
as far as he has gone.
The speaker declared at the outset that the
only platform from which a successful fight
could he made against the trusts was that a
private monopoly is indefensible and intOlerable.
good trust" he declared TO he out of the
question. for the reason that God never made
men good enough to withstand the temptations
that presented by private monopoly"
As remedy for the trust" problem. Mr..
Bryan offered a plan for confning in the state
that allowed its corporation any trust that op-
pressed the people by allowing II 10 operate in
other state. II would then be in a position
to eat up the state that gave II birth. he said.
and that state would thereafter be careful not
to be eaten a second time