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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14
PALESTINE, TEXAS, NOVEMBER IA, 1906

is immense. Yet most writers work
assiduously through life, their ex-
pediences each year fitting them the
better for the work, and we find our
oldest editors those of the most in
huence. Henry Watterson is a great
er power in this country today than
he has ever been, though most men
think that at his age they have lived
out their period of usefulness. And
Watterson is but one of a number of
able editors whose last work is their
best work, due to the fact that they
do not allow themselves to tire in
their NATURALIZATION the Brown
wood Bulletin.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

This county needs and must have
five hundred more industrious farm
ers within the next two years. Peo-
pie looking for homes in Texas can
not do better than to locate here,
and our people should impress this
fact on the outside world.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

This weather has simply been
grand all during the fall, and the peo-
pie have had every opportunity to
save all of their crops. build good
roads, and get their grain housed and
ready for winter generally. The
weather has also given the town man
time to build him a good sidewalk
and get everything in ship shape for
a winter campaign.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

A South Carolina editor wonders
why it is that poets sing of women's
liquid eyes, Grecian nose and she'll
like ears, but never mention her
chin" Probably because they know
the women themselves can be de-
pended upon to furnish the chin
music.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

This is pay day, and business will
hum for a few days now. Before you
spend your money read the Herald
ads, and see who are offering you the
bargains.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Boss Murphy says he will turn
every bolter out of the Democratic
party in New York Here's hoping he
makes good. There are some out of
New York that need attention also.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Thanksgiving day will soon be
here. Old Anderson county has cause
to be thankful. She has made
bountiful crop. and most all Of US
can have turkey.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14
WITH THE EXCHANGES.

The Democratic party has an OPP
portunity to show its true colors in
Oklahoma, and the Register believes
that after the constitution of the new
state is ratified that the people of
that section will rise up and call the
Grand Old Party OF the people
blessed. The Democratic party stands
for state rights, for local option, for
separate school for whites and ne
groes, for low taxation, for an honest
administration of the government
and comes nearer being the true peo-
pies party than any other party in
existence. now or in the past. The
eyes of the world are on Oklahoma,
and the Democratic party must be
gOod.-Sherman Register.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Old Palestine is growing now. New
houses are going up, and new people
are moving in. Every one here is
busy and all are happy or should be.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

The tobacco industry alone would
make this one of the richest counties
in the state, and that is only one of
many good crops we can grow here.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

The fellow who gives advice is all
right, but the fellow who does things
has him beat a mile.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

In order that he may have no
shadow Of a corporation hanging over
him, Governor T. NJ. Campbell has
sold all his stock in the Palestine Ma
tional Bank. The Sentinel has al
ways contended that Col Campbell
was a good man, and before the pri-
mary election advocated his nominal
ton because he was capable as well
as conscientious.-Nacogdoches SEN
tinel.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

A new railroad will make the old
own get up and move, and the nov
railroad is coming.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14
HICKORY CHIPS.
CRY Our Wise Mani

(By Our Wise MANI
The photographers are calling him
William Also-Ran-dolph Hearst. That
is his real name.
Many political seers are wondering
if they hadn't better drop around and
consult the occulist.
Three men died as a result of the
campaign, and probably a good many
more feel that they might as well
have.
Post-election investigations prove
beyond a doubt that the candidates
smile is the kind that will come, off,
all right, all right.
Now that the election is all over.
it is to be hoped that Mr.. Roosevelt's
cabinet can find little time to put
in at their regular duties.
o.
oyster Bay also got a brief inter-
lude of limelight by reason of the
presidents bobbing up there to drop
a little something in the ballot box
1t will be pretty hard to get any
kind Of a verdict against the Stand
ard Oil Company that will cost it
more than a half minutes profit
Mr. Hughes won the governorship
by whisker's length. If this whis-
kers business hobs up again in poll
tics, the old pops may calf round
again.
None the less, the unexpected and
loss of suspender but
tons has driven more men into matri-
mony than the poets are willing to
admit.
The editor of the Rural Retreat,
Virginia, Times. says he wants to
die when he can no longer enjoy sit
ting in the pickering freight squeez
ing a pretty girls hand"
Pennsylvania voted to, continue the |
'graters" in power. and then, too, it
is not every state that has four mil.
lion dollar state capitol with nine
million dollars worth of trimmings
on it.
1t costs as much these days to keep |
a war an an automobile. Cuba's lit
lie four-horse power revolution" cost
1--WE million dollars, and that does not
count palm-leaf fans and gin-rickies
Tor Secretary Taft
Banker Jacob Schiff = lvew siSfK I
has joined the Stonemason's Union.
It is thought that stone cutting at
he advanced rate per hour will at
ract a large number of bankers away
rom the less profitable profession.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Winston, the smallest county in
Alabama, has gone Republican. It
is the first Alabama county to go en-.
tirely Republican since reconstruction
days.-Dallas News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

1t costs as much these days to keep
war an an automobile. Cuba's lit
tie four-horse power revolution" cost
five million dollars, and that does not
count palmleaf fans and gin-rickies
for Secretary Taft
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Pennsylvania voted to. continue the
''graters" in power, and then, too, it
is not every state that has a four mil.
lion dollar state capitol with nine
million dollars worth of trimmings
on it.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Post-election investigations prove
beyond a doubt that the candidates
smile is the kind that will come, off,
all right, all right.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Three men died as a result of the
campaign, and probably a good many
more feel that they might as well
have.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Banker jacob Schiff y .vew isfK
has joined the Stonemason's Union,
1t is thought that stone cutting at
the advanced rate per hour will at
tract a large number of bankers away
from the less profitable profession.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

The editor of the Rural Retreat,
Virginia, Times. says he wants to
die when he can no longer enjoy sit
ting in the Pickering freight squeez.
ing a pretty girls hand"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Many political seers are wondering
if they hadn't better drop around and
consult the occulist.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

Now that the election is all over.
it is to be hoped that Mr.. Roosevelt's
cabinet can find a little time to put
in at their regular duties.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

The photographers are calling him
William Also-Ran-dolph Hearst. That
is his real name.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-14

None the less, the unexpected and
irremediable loss of suspender but
tons has driven more men into matri-
mony than the poets are willing to
admit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18

day night for a few days visit with
friends.
ID. MoGlauohlin. of Aberdeen, was
transaotinR business In Webster Wed
nesday.
Roy Dickinson came in from Piokerel
Saturday night and spent Sunday in
this city.
Rooms To rent with board during
court week, inquire OF Mrs. J 4
McKibben.
DR. $ Lull came over from waubay
Monday TO visit Webster friends for a
few hours.
Peter Tucker, OF Waubay, is spend
ing the week in this city under the care
a physician,
Albert Holmquist, OF the town by
that name. was "a visitor in this city
Wednesday.
Ole Ackerson came over from Bristol
this morning TO look after some bust
ness matters.
Money to loan ON real estate, partial
payments, easy terms. Jens Peterson
q Company,
A white silk handkerchief found AT
the opera house Monday night was left
at this Office.
L.. Froelich is having regular days in
the various towns OF the county for
buying horses.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Mrs. o. r. Black aud her mother
Mrs. Alderman, OF waubay, spent
Saturday here.
G. s. Maynard, of Waubay, called on
Webster friends aud transacted business
here Saturday.
q. Nj l.. Irwin, the Aberdeen life
man, was a visitor in this
city Wednesday,
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Miss Ida Sylvester. of Ipswich,
Tuesday and is visiting Mr.. and
l. Christian.
rs per Gent discount ON felt
shoes and all winter goods at Ill.
I. Tcgtmcicr's
Frank Mohs, the furniture man, Went
Minneapolis Thursday night ON bust
and pleasure.
Members OF the Salvation Army hold
meeting ,enight at the Congregational
in this city.
MIR. and Mrs III. A. Dihble departed
or Almina, Kansas, Tuesday morning
o visit his relatives
Oliver Harrison came up from Brook
ngs Tuesday evening for "A visit with
aud friends.
ID. II, Sorenson aud wife returned
asst week from u visit with Minnesota !,
aud friends !,
Georxe Emmen, of Pierpoat, was
after some business matters in (,
Webster Wednesday. 4,
A, Ainswarth. the Waterfowl music y
was a business visitor in Webster
he last OF last week. j
Emil HUH went . MonteviAeo Mon q
ay morning 10 spend a few days with Z
and friends.
j. NJ. Thornton come over from But I
II Tuesday aud transacted business
ith Webster friends 4
III O. Wiekre. county treasurer, wens :
D 20 she home farm in Iadependenes
swnshap Wednesday. ]
Miss Lettie IaghtiEer went 10 waa- !
Az on the morning passenger TO v~ssat's
for = few days, 4
Yon can set corn either SHIELDED or in
ae ear. at the east elevator. Indepea :
Elevator company. !
l have some money which I will loan :
4 n&y county land ~ very reasonable
sfes. J. Wander Mssae. /.
Charles Anderson Was here from And !
rson GA bnsaness Wednesday. He .
'rorts the town booming, /.
Clerk Of Charts Smith this week
hcen>e 70 wed to Vincent LApen-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People
And Her Visitors.

S<nd us the news.
Try Mahnney's oyster fries,
Try Mabaney's oyster stews,
Fksdal makes the best photos,
Go Ia Johnson for your photos
Orr nice weather caught cold Tues.
day.
A regular dinner at Mahaney's Mt all
hours.
Jap Fulmer was up from waubay
Tuesday.
Ted Beuchler went to Andover Fri.
day night.
All kinds Of set rings NJ Harris Jew
elry store.
For abstracts of title call on Carl
Malmberg.
II j, Dyke was home for a few days
last week.
Mr.. Hoilien. Of Andover, was down
here Monday.
Ed Larson was a visitor from Wan.
nay Monday.
Try the bowling alley under the new
management.
II. o. Hanson came up from Book.
ings Tuesday.
w. q. Warner returned to Pickerel
lake yesterday.
Miss Mabel Smith went 10 Bristol
Friday evening.
II you wish n loan. Cali ON the FRS,
National bank.
c. u. Wilson spent Sunday with
Aberdeen friends.
j. Wander Meide spent Sunday with
Andover friends.
All kinds OF watch work done at
Harris the jcweler.
J W. Dilley was up from waubay ON
business Saturday.
Miss Anna Moxness spent Sunday at
her home Ia Bristol.
Hamilton Brothers were IN the city
"Wednesday ON business.
Charles Johnson was "A waubay yisi.
tor in this city Tuesday.
n j. Wagner departed for the east
Wednesday on business.
johnson IL the place tn get
your photos taken.
hart's jcwelry store is the place TO
set hand painted china
Frank Anderson was in wauhay
Saturday on legal business.
California cannot beat South Dakota
for winter SO FAR this year.
Q. w Anderson came down from
aberdeen Monday morning.
Chas. johnson handles only the best
wines, whiskeys and cigars.
IL You are dry 80 TO Claas Johuson's
that's the best plsce in town,
", O. waddle was cailel to waubay
shis morning q legal business.
Senator y O. Toy was a business
visitor from Andover Tuesday. I.
Watches, clocks and iewelry az all
kinds, ~ Harris 5ewelry store. !.
c. A. johnson wressled with the !
NASnic goat Tuesday evening".
Charles Denny, OF wannay. spent a /
Few days with Webster friends. y
Fcoa and Dairy Commissioner Small
An Aherisen visitor Friday. u
That Minneapolis beer scla by CAas +,
Johnsoa j. ta.e best ON daoghs
Our engraving is as fnc as yoa can b
ees anywhere. Hart tho seweler. I
james Eamnad j. making some
pee<Bea repairs on shs cours house. II
Ms McMsiAer. u Anacyer. visited in =
WEBSTER between trains Saturday,
IN. Rcase. ef wAne~y, Sp4at sunday 2
via w<b<ssx relatives and friends =
H<nry Meyers and Joan ncaAn went
t. Ra2A., Nina Tuesday morning.
CO BnsAer. ss Bnta<r. w&< = Visitor
in this cary On ecsines< and ple&sare,
n only pa~ce . ert good repair =
wQ<a acn< Is - HArsx Jew~lry store :
Hi Meyer went - Minneapolis
Nlcnasy night "a nAAfs<rs q bassss~
x2sc< wess<rv went - w&asay
I.e.1ax norukax tor an exeeadea vsst
ca Sssne, 4 Hrtt>oa. ~ : visitor in . .
W>>up<r III : coepas y days this week
psr1.n oanae cvsr nan Wan I,
~ ) ~ hoss raesAay nernings
vi Il ~ Ab>ota. x N~isneapalA
- - q esepAe * tsys - 49,
~ yc,r ~arAs wsed md eanael /
l.om Wsos~s ~ 1eeps ~ o~k
s~o1k, Mv< - w anmts ~
3 - va nr>nnnf a. |
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
(edluB fuIgt.)

-Sn8erIin m arunGGngft
Der Mil9bdnbler Otto &uppih einen
Mpnat mad feiner 6o65eit perf9pun@
ben, ba er ii9 bur9 einsn Streit in
feiner 5amilie ttef setrGnft fiiblte.
SEPT fommt aus Miin9en bic Na9>
rt9t, baB er in Der bortisen hinge
bung tobt aufgefunbsn porben 1T.
Ser llngliidli9e bat ii9 bur9 einen
S9uB felbit entleibt. Die l1mitGnbe,
bic ben iungen. gut fituirten gbemarr
gum Selbftmorb getrieben baben, ent=
bebren ni6t elmer sepiFen Srusif.
&uppin, elm gebiirtiger Super, bate
BEL gingebung ieiner gbe beftigen Di>
beritanb Bel Der Mutter ieiner 8raut
eefunben, obppbl er lange 3eit porber
nit Der sSruu befreunbet unb BON ibr
ftets aufmerffam bebanbelt porben
mar. Sas 3erpirfnib gtns i9on bor
Der So95eit 10 melt, bab Mutter unb
So6ter ii9 aeitipeilig trenntsn. Rup>
pin bradte bumals etne @usfDbnung
Der beiber suitanbe. Seit Der 6p6Seit
aber iagte ii9 bic S9piegermutter
BON benz gbepaar lbs. 8alO barauf
gingen benz iungen Gbemann anpnpme
8riefe gu, in benen Gbaratter unb 2ez
b~ensfii6rung ieiner Srau in Grgiter
@eife perbG6tigt purben. @nfangs
leete 3uppin, Der Elm gut gebenoes &C.
f9dft bate, bieien S9mGbbriefen feie
men @ert6 BEL. Qls tie ii9 aber BON
Sag gu Sag mebrten, Durbe er triib@
finnis eeitimmt. .blieb lunee bonn
Suufe fort unb perabf9ieoete iih
f9liebii6 BON ieiner Srau nit einem
v2ebeppbl!", INN unter Mitnabme BON
200 Marf mad Miin6en gu fabren.
8on bier ri6tete er Mbi9iebsbrisfe on
feline Srau nit Der Inbeutung, baB er
in ben Sob geben fpple. Seinen Gntz
i9lub bat er nun ausgefiibrt.
@ine Stabt, in Der feline
@smeinbe : Steuern geSahlt perber,
lift Qo6r am Main. Die @innabmen,
bic bauptiddli9 aus ben 9OlanuBun>
qen beg @emeinbetpalbes erSielt tper<
ben, iiberitiesen lestes Sabr Die Sc
meirtbe : 4ussa6en UNI runp $4,000
Mdrf.
s biefem @inter : 9dlb~
iabr tit auf ben te9nif9en 9p9i3ulen
Seuti6lanbs cine Ibnabme bes Be-
iu9s feiteefteut tporben. Die 3ubl
Der Stubirenoen bat nur in Sarmz
ftabt sueenpmmen, ift aber fpnit iiberz
al suriidgesansen, in 9annpOer aQein
UNI 167 Stubirenbe. =
9alIe. 2eBtsns- i9ob ii9 Der
Mai6inenfabrifant 6einri9 2annsz
pad cine &epplperfugel in bic linfe
8ruitieite. 2apnspa9 mar ieit Sab
rem trant uno foa Die Shat aus Ser
Speiflung begaRsen baben. gr perftorb
| nd6 ipeniaen Iueenbliden.
SIM SpfpitaI ar nnhsi<
bare in putnep, England, TT tur5ll@
cine 6rau se%ftorben, lpelhe 1elt 51
Sabren Snfaiiin Der @nitalf esipeisIt
mar unb beren @erpflssung $l7,50o
asfoifet bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Qausberrn In elmer Sprade, uon Der
i'm nidf PIN g0nrf nprSfnnN

Qausberru In elmer Sprate, non Der
i6 nift elm Wort u%erltanb.
Cine 5iemlib LANCE uno iebr patbes
tiihe 4eSe NOR es, in Der er iein 9ln=
lie9en porbra9ie, urO oas w%le0eIbOlte
unsldubiee &opfldiitteln ME ole se-
le9entlifeu @inmiirfe bes Senbor Sur
taoO uerieeten i'm mebr uno mebr in
cine @rre9ung, Die ieinen @eberben ME
ieiner Gimme cine beinabe leiOens
idaftlide Sefti9feit CAB. &rOsbem
idien mein GaliireunO iebr genei9t,
i'm nit elmer obidIdsisen 9lntwort
fortjuldiden, uno crit oils Die Game
bes Sauies ibrem @atten einiee bit>
tenbe @Orte sugefliiliert hattie, nidte
er nit einem g6lelsudeu Gjemdbrung.
Der aufwartenoe 9ieser empfins einen
fur;en Neiebl, unO Die Snoianer pers
lieBen nit linn sualeiG oas @emad.
Senbor Surtuoo, Der cine neugie>
rise 6rase auf meinem @eiidt leien
mofte, erlparte es mir lGfelno, tie
aus,uipreden. sic mo6ten wilIen,
mas oieier Suoiuner BON mir begebrte,
uidt mabr? Nun, es mirb Sbnen NUM-
berlidl senu9 u%orfommeu. Gr brafte
mir leine Sodter, oamit lie unter Dem
S9uee meineS Sauies iider lei Dor
benz Soto, Der ibr uab Dem Seben
trahtet."
.Yor benz 0oto?" iraete ih e%ritaunt.
n8eseidnet man nit bieiem Namen
nidt ben belpbiueuartigen Slid, BON
Dem es cine nuiabl i'm ~9lma,onas sibt,
unb ben i6 bisber INNER fir lebr barms
Los sebalteu ba5e?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Sgnatios 9aIe Wlaria NOR elm bib
i6es uub bGdit anmutbi9es Welen, uro
10 i6le9t peritanoeu iid Die beioen
lunsen, liebeerfiillten Weni6entinOer
barauf, bel Der eriten 9%esriiBun9 Oie
Natur ibrer Gmpiinounsen Dor uns
glnoeren au perbergen, ouB Senbor
Silpa Surtaoo uno feline Satin ses
rabeSu bdtten blind fem miilien, I'm
nidt gu merten, ME es INN Die lu9enbs
li6en Sersen beltellt NOR. Wenn lie
inbeiIlen mirflih cine oerarttge Wabrs
nebmuna eemadt batten, 10 uerrietb
iib bod nidts BON WiiBpergniigen in
ibrem 9erbalten ge9er ben lrrigerl
Wtann, Der bon Seubor Surtabo NIT
berili6er @drine, bon Der fpliroigeu
Dame bes Sauies init miitterlifer
3drtlidfeit empfangen poroen mar.
Sd aber fourte mid ifon in Der erlten
Yiertelitunoe meineS G%ufentbaltS bins
ldnglid bapon iiberSeugeu, bop mir
Sgnatio bon Der @ufnabme, Die mir 81
Gbeil werben piirbe, nidt su piel pers
ipro6en bate. Ole Sreuoe bes itatts
liden. idOn e%rgrauten Senbor Surtaoo
iiber meinen Yeiud mar aufri6ti9,
uno i'd bate mid felt meiner NnfuuTt
in Sraiilien niemals bebasli4er ges
fiblt, alS in ben wobnli6 nno ge@
ldmadooll ausgeitatteten 8dumerl oies
les Serrenbaules.
Sn Der anOrbnung ibrer Vaulids
feiten madte Die SaSenoa Santa Nnna
feline Nusnabme bon Ger in Vraiilien
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