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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
Something New in Coast Defense.

The war department has determined
upon plans for the building of an arti.
fetal island at the entrance to Chesa-
peake bay. This island will be built
up from a submerged ledge and viii
be made sufficiently large to contain.
besides a battery to command the APP
proaeh To the bays entrance. quarters
and barracks for men and parade
ground for drill, together with suitable
storehouses for provisions and ammu-
milton which would be required for a
protracted period A part of the pro-
sramme is the construction of an arti-
fetal harbor TO accommodate the sup
ply OF boats and submarines, the latter
To form an adjunct of the coast de-
sense system Harber's Weekly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
Stomachless Man

The stomach proper has ceased to be
a serious problem to the surgeon He
can invade and explore it with i'm
punity. He can even, if circumstances
demand. relieve the owner of it entire
ly. and so arrange the loose ends that
the functions of nutrition are success
fully maintained To be sure. the
patient can never thereafter derive
much pleasure from his meals; he must
restrict himself to a rigid diet; but
for all the other affairs of life he
may be as competent as before. There
are to-day several stomachless men
who are earning their daily predigest-
ed ration in occupations varying from
clerk to expressman.-McClur
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

RUBLEE A. COLE, prominent mem
Der of the Milwaukee bar and more
recently police judge of West Allis,
died at his home in Milwaukee, on
Thursday, after few months illness.
He was As years of age. Mr. Cole was
well known throughout the state as a
democratic politician. He was a
nephew of the late Horace Rublee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

THE legislature of 1907 has broken all
records of recent years in the amount
of appropriations made The total APP
preparations for standing or current
expense and for specific or temporary
purposes is 81, 5l7, 545 OF this amount
$500, 900 comes under The head of stand
ing appropriations, the remaining So,
917, 545 coming under the head of tenn
porarY appropriations.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
Profoundly Considered.

Remember" said the man who
loves trite sayings. the early bird
catches the worm"
My dear sir" answered the profes-
sor' this proverb. like may others, is
misleading. 1t is often undesirable to
be early Fer instance. the mound
builders were the earliest people of
whom we have any knowledge OH this
continent. Yet from the modern point
Oh view their situation is entirely dis
advantageous Washington Star.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

He was the first tramp % the sea,
son and merrily we welcomed him in.
Here" We said. is glass of wa
Ter. Pure, cold. delicious water What
You refuse it. mane'
He shook his head and sighed
Il have, TO. sir, he said. You see
I've got ain iron constitution and water
would rust il"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

president GROVER CLEVELAND
who has been very iii for three weeks
at his home in Princeton. N. j., is well
again and looking forward 10 making
several good catches of ISL.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

THE unwilling exercises of the sol
diers' monument. given TO the city of
Oshkosh by the Hon John Hicks, was
held yesterday afternoon. The monu
ment is said 10 be very handsome
one
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

Hello" said the funny man to Fin
negan the undertaken. Il suppose your
business 10 dead with your" Faith.
it's worse than that. replied Finnegan-
t.Shurs, ] haven't buried lvin' soul
IN near 9 month"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
Tireso1ne Knowledos

Giglamps-Why do you dislike Big
head 50 much2
Gotrocks-Oh. he's one CT those tire
some fellows who have only brains
enough 10 accurate.-Ldfe.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
Between Friends.

Alyse-Jaek is desperately in love
With me. He proposed last night
Gsayse-S Speaking OF desperation
that certainly was the Emit.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

FRANCES f. MoGoyERN is laying his
wires to make the run for governor of
Wisconsin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
@amsau pilot.
TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1907.

on5lishsd weakly and entered at thu Post Office
at Wausau as second class matter.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
Blankets s CRs

Blankets Basement)
ST. MARY'S BLANKETS. well
known make. guaranteed pure
wool filling and warp; light shaded
pink and blue borders, wide silk
binding; size 60xS2 inches.
pair $5.76: 72xS6 inches. c. 10
pair ........................ p<. ~
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
high grade. elegantly finished:
light shaded borders; cut and
bound singly and neatly boxed
Size ...... 6OxS4 70xS4 7SxS4
Pair .......S7.4S 5000 S9.94
AUSTRIAN BLANKETS. finest
fancy figure designs: all our own
importations.
24x36-in-. each So 4S.
3sx5s-in.. each. So. 70
36x41-in.. each. S6. 80.
40x6S-in.. each. $40 .AS.
bsx7s-in-. each. S 8 81.
60xS7-ln-, each. So. A
FIGURED FLEECE BABY
BLANKETS. very soft fleece; in
beautiful bowknot and Teddy Bear
patterns: 5Ox36-inch size. orc
DOMESTIC ROBE BLANKETS.
fancy stripe effects: 40x6S-
inch size; pair, 61c.; 54x 7sc
iS-lncn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SCARLET FLEECE BLANK
ETS, black striped borders. we'll
finished: 54x72-inch size. nuc
pair -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Pompadour silks. ~ inches wide. yard.
s.. 49 to So 40
Printed PeRin Satin Stripes. - inches
vide. SIS. 50 and S. 40.
White ErnhroidHrNd Crepes. ~ inches
wide. yard. So 9S.
Persian Bordered Voilep. IS inches wide.
yard. s.. 81.
Fo-dered voil~s. various designs and
oolors. - inches. 50 3 ana s.. 81.
Persian Striped Pekln NoiIes. A. inches
wide yard. So 40
Medallion Persian Toiles. - inches
wide yard. So 81
Persian and figured VoiIe+ <4 and 81
inches vide. 81 90 TO S3.79.
PLAID Volles. - inches wide. e yard
SO ana S. 80.
Novelty scarf Cre?es. % inches wide.
yard. 9pC.
Broche silks. satin and taffeta grounds.
various combinations - inches wide. a
ward. 99c. TO s.. SO.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

CARRANO BRAND PURE ITALIAN
SUBLIME VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. best
imported. gallon can. 50. 81; is-gallol
can. 81 IL. full quart can -.--- 4 &C
COrn-EcIipse brand fancy cream Su-
ga Corn. for this sale. &C. each,
dozen -----.-- .--.-.- ----- C)coc
New York state Corn. Jessanline
brand creamy sugar corn. per can.
Sc. dozen. 92C.; Lily White brand.
extra fancy Maine creamy sugar corn.
Ger can. 1Oc. dozen --------- , I i =
Amer r<can Beauty brand. extra fancy
Maine sugar corn, can. &c, Dozen.
S1.S3
Ma-ceau brand. Cherries in Maraschi-
no. small bottle. 22C.: dozen.
So as medium bottle. 42c.: dozen.
81. 80 large bottle. 7Sc.: dozen
Gireenwich brand jersey Pears extra
large can. perfect syrup: sold elsewhere
at ~. per can, our price. &C. dozen.
81 ST
Extra Fancy Selected Spinach. Mary
land brand: sold elsewhere at 15e- per
can. our price. large can. ice: dozen.
81 So
Extra Special in String Beans. Booth =
brand large quart can. Zoe. each.
dozen .--......-.. --.-.-.--.-.- : =
French Red Kidney Beans. Miller's
Maryland brand; per can, So. S-en.
92c
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

49, ro+Ns C1A--- 90
Best White Granulated
Farina: lib cartons. &c.
dozen, SIC; 5lh. cotton
bags -.......--. 2oC
Lily White brand Sliced
Bacon or Beef. large glass
Jars. 24c. each. dozen.
50 10. medium size
Jars. f4c. each. dozen.
Sf.57
salt MaCksrel. 5-lh- kit.
ROc 16-Ib. kit.
S11S. IO-ib. kit No. I
shore mess. ST. 81; 10
ID. kit blcatsr mess.
S2.O9
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Plaid silks IN satin. Persian and print
e warp effects. a yard. 5Sc. to
ST 80.
Gun Metal silks. STRIPED and hroche ef-
fects. yard. O9c. 70 So. 40.
White Satin Brocsds. ranging from
99C. 10 So. 40
Shadow Check Nualcs. all oolors. -
inches wide: yard. S 80.
Plain Volles. all colors. - inches wide ::
yard. ST 20 and 8 40.
Plain Marquisett-s. imported. - inches
wide; yard. S %.
Plain Calcium SIX. imported. All ooiors.
~ inches. yard. S SO.
saan MouEs-line. imported. all eoiors.
20 inches. ward. So. 40.
Crspe he Chine. all oolors. 90 inches
wide. yard. s. 10.
.'Moneybak'' Black Tsfr-ta, yard uids.
yard. S 81. =.
r Il MAcy's Special Black 1sftetH. %
inches wide yard. 9SC.
Black satin Majestiaue. ~ inohes ~tds:
yard. s I "a.
BLACK Dress Crepe de Chine. 40 inches
wide. yard 81 .12.-
Fine Imported Dress TaffetH. 20 inches
wide. ward. & I %.
Black Dress Peau &c Sole. 81 inches
pide. good quality. 94c.
Fine Imported Dress Tafteta. 10 :
inches wide yard. soc.
Black Messaline. yard Wtde: hne quail
lty: yard. Sf19.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

from the stem something
Iov-p Of ------ $ l 50 1
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
DRY GOODS

Hartley ; UhANTE NaHMALAIE
FINEST quality imported fresh ship
ment Just received; our regular Price
tOC pot. for this sale &C each
5cCs~ Sc
CHoCOI4A TE-OUr famous Red star
Brand Quick Lunch Chocolate; 17-lb-
cans: regular price f7c.. this sale &C.
I-Ih. cans, regular price Sic. this sale.
2So 5-Ib- cans. regular price. 81 -;
- - A-=t
SALE OF NATIONAL BISCUIT
cos KERS-AIberts. Grahsuns
and Frotana. In-er-Seal Cartons. sale.
eaCG -.--..---. -....-s-- -.---- g
e,,.,-.7. Iocss from the stem. Spuethiax
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Indian Rug. 10.6x15, was S156.OO,
now 81 1900.
Hamadie, Rug, 10x136, was
S1T4.00, now S SO. 90.
Indian Rug. II 4x1S1, was
$4,000, now $4,000.
Turkey Rug. 13.3x166. was
Si11.50, now S1OS. so.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Extra large Queen Olives,
1O-oz- bottle. at 24C.-
2n-oz. bottle. az 44C.. 50
o.. bottle. at soc. 1 gal.
jar ----.---.-.--- 81 "a
Jessannine brand Salmon.
1-Ib. fat cans. 1Sc.i
dozen -.-------.- So 1 I
Marceau brand French
Peas. fms. 1SC. can;
dozen ..--.--.-.-- So o.
Red Star brand Table
salt. 5-Ib. ssrtons .--. I &c
EE FLOUR SPECI
FRANKLIN MILLS
ENTIRE WHEAT
12A-Ib- bag .--------41C
Z barrel .- - = (
y a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
Carpets.

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR-
PETS. speciaI assortment for an
rooms Including a fine selection Tor
halls and stairs: regularly 6Dc
S9c.; special, per yard. d..-----
WOOL VELVET CARPETS.
best quality. selection mostly hali
and stair effects. two tone ana
Oriental designs and colorings'
regularly S1O9; special, per soc
yard -.----..--.-
, HIGH GRADE ADMINISTER
CARPETS. the most popular fao-
ric for parlors, with and without
borders TO match; regular 3A
w 81 "a. special. per yard y -
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
best FIVE frame quality. two tone
chintz and Oriental designs and
colorings: also hall and stair ef-
fects: regularly S165;S1 AA
special per yard ...-.....-~
EXTRA WILTON VELVETS.
best quality. next best wearing
CARPET to a Royal Wilton, mostly
hall and stair, two tone reds and
greens and Persian effects: regu-
larly S1J4: special. per 81 2l
yard --.--..-------...-.
CHINA AND JAPAN E f
STRAW MATTINGS. 40 yards TO
roll. new importation, just re-
ceived. Carpet effects in greens,
reds. two colored and fancy plain
white: regularly S12.9S so 80
roll; special. roll. --.-.-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
so Carpet Size Oriental Rugs

JU NHTpEl SIZc VlTSIIlo
Turkish and East Indian Rug the larger,
ductOns average per cent; detail of few IN
indicate attractive the values are;
$4474 Indian Rug 1ox12 was s44oo
S34.74- S1OSOO NOS
turkey S11x124 Hamade I2ug. SlONl23 was
$3.50. So. so S144O0 now lOS -,
Indian 7Sx109 sI450 Hamade RHgo llo was
n $685. S144JO SlOS ~ oa
S3x1o1. Indian Rug txL"'' Was
indian R1g Rug Q1x1210.
) ; nou S 100
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

BLACK TAFFETA SILK, 10
inches wide; special Tues
day. on the main floor. a EAc
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE.
good quality. y inches wide; spe-
cial Tuesday. on the main 7AC
floor. a ward d......---.......
WHITE LAWN. 40 inches wide
sheer fine quality. suitable for
waists and dresses: l2c. quality
special, Tuesday. on the main DC
floor, a yard d......-............-
FANCY PANAMA, in gray ana
brown. "a inches wide: sultaoie
for skirts and entire costumes;
regularly S5c. a yard: speclal
Tuesday, In the basement. a A9C
ward Observation-Disclosures.
VALENCIENNES LACE EDG-
IINGS AND INSERTIONS. broken
sets and odd widths: values up 10
40c. A dozen: special Tues Doc
day. on the main floor.
DOUBLE EDGE EMBROlD-
Erred CiALLOONS. for trimming
waists and corset covers; values
un TO SOC. the yard: speclal
Tuesday on the 15c to 20c
VALENCIENNES LA c E S.
EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS,
values up to 35c. a dozen yards
special Tuesday, in the base 2dC
ment --..---.----..-.--
CHILDREN'S HIGH NECK
CASHMERE DRESSES, with
| pointed yoke OF fine tucks. with
! straps of self material and taffeta;
new model sleeves, full skirt, IN
| red. blue and brown: lined
throughout: sizes 6 to II years;
special Tuesday on the STA
l second floor.
CHILDREN'S NEW MODEL
ISCHOOL DRESSES. made of nov
elty mixtures; yoke trimmed with
plain cashmere and braid; new
| sleeves. fun skirt with deep hem;
sizes g TO IA years: spe-
cial, Tuesday. on the Sec 81 20
| ond floor .....-...--..---..
WOMEN'S SUITS. made of all
wool mixtures, dark gray effects:
| also various other colorings;
strictly tailored; jaunty coat and
Ifull skirt; made to sell at $50;
special, Tuesday. on the S1674
second floor ..-..........
75 HIGH GRADE KARABAN
RUGS, extra heavy pile, Oriental
designs and colorings: size 36xI2
lin: regularly $7.4S; spe-
cial Tuesday. on third gE7
floor VU.<V
/ WOMEN'S PURE LINEN
tHANDKERCHIEFS, sheer quail
Iity, Il inch hem. neat block initial
/ s1IrroIInded by embroidered
Wreath: special Tuesday, on dAc
1.-The main floor: six for. SS
BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER
SUITS, made of all-wool cheviots;
double belt coat. with full
lined knickerbocker trousers; sizes
Is to II years; $500 value; spe-
cial Tuesday. on the sec ca 40
ond floor .-...-......-.-...
IMPORTED NICKEL ALARM
tCLOCKS, regular size. 412-in. face.
guaranteed IN V IN n s. with
| switch to stop alarm: spe-
cial Tuesday in the base AOc
| ment --..-....--...'.'-
POSTAL CARD ALBUMS. deco
rated covers; linen binding; will
hold $50 cards; special Tues 26r
dav on the main floor ....... wv
RS-Stachelberg & Co.'S
Seeundos-made in Tampa-clear
Havana filler and Havana wrap
/ per: Cuban hand made; regular
! price s.. % for box of 80; special
lTuesday, on the fifth S1 40
floor .--....----..-...-
! g nsSSss. ssTs !. g
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

MARCEAU BRAND EXTRA st
PERFINE FRENCH OLIVE OIL, finest
imported: gallon can. s.. %; i4-gal-
Ion can. ST .5S: full quart can SIC
Jersey Tomatoes. Canton Brand. red
vine. solid stock. regular size so-caHed
Quart cans: sold elsewhere at lie: our
price lie. can; dozen --..---.S > 20
Toulatoes-Jessamine Brand Tomatoes.
hest quality red Jersey stock: per can.
90 dozen .---.. - 90
First arrival OF New California As
paraEus. Lily White Brand. extra large
white and green spears. can. 44C.
dozen ....-.--..-.....-- So. 90
Jessamine Brand. large white end
green spears. can SOC; dozen.
Manzanita Brand. can. sac. dozen.
Jessamine Brand. lib. tall cans.
1SP each. dozen ..----------- s. .O4
Lily Brand. can. Sac. dozen.
Warranty Brand. can, sac. dozen.
Lily White Brand Asparagus rps,
can. SIC: dozen ------------ So -2S
Clam Chowder. Magnolia Inlet Brand
regular size sO-ealled quart can. scld
elsewhere az DC. can; our price Sc.
can dozen ---.s---.----------- D. 10
String Beans, choicest Baltimore pack,
2-lb. cans, &C.; per dozen ----- S .O4
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

- 4d htA " ANtcAN llEA AZ =
Finest Carolina Whole
Head Rice; the best qual-
ity grown; 2-lb. cartons.
f7C. 5lb. cotton bags,
4fC: lob. cotton bags.
7Sc.: 5o-lb- bags.
So. "a
Extra Quality Head Rice,
5-lb. bags, 29c.; 10Th.
bags. 5Sc.; 5O-lb- bags.
50. 80
LAly White brand Corn
Starch; compare II with
the highest priced. this
sale, &C.; doz $4,000. SIC
THF
BRIDAL VEIL
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
Macy Grocery Specials. 'nT'-

COFFEE-Vienna Brand. bean or
rranulated. pound cartons; fresh roast
ed regular price DO lb.. sale &C.
5-lb cartons. regularly a+c-. sale 7SC-
25-lb- sacks Observation-Disclosures 30 .
MAYFIOWER CHOP TEA-Mixed
and Formosa Oolong: in c-lb. packages;
regular price. 64c. a package. sale -49C
MACY'S FINEST QUALITY IN
PORTED TEAS-Fornosa OoionS- Eng
ush Breakfast. Mixed. Young Hysou.
Jrncolored Japan. Gunpowde-. Cey lon
regular price 90 for lib. caddy. sale
at .................... sc
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-05
THIS is MY 7sRo BIRTHDAY.

Rev Dr. Marcus Dods, who recently
succeeded the late Dr. Rainy as prin-
cipal of the New College. Edinburgh.
was born in Northumberland, August
;. 1884. Educated in Edinburgh. he
was licensed to preach in 1858. but.
surprising as it may. seem, for seven
years he failed to get a church. though
he preached in no fewer than twenty
three vacancies. While today he is
acknowledged to be one Of the most
potent forces in the Presbyterian
church, there was a time when his in
fluence was by no means regarded
with favor. Fifteen years or more ago
the soundness Of mis- teaching was bit.
teriy assailed. and he was branded as
a hereto. He succeeded. however. In
vindicating himself from the charge
and since then his reputation and in
iluence have steadily grown. Prior to
going TO Edinburgh he labored for
twenty-five years in Glasgow. and
there Henry DrummOnd came under
his influence. which he acknowledged
to be the greatest in many directions
that had ever come across his life.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-05
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK

Monday.
Opening Of race meeting of the
Empire City Trotting Association
New York City
Eastern doubles tennis champion
ship tournament begins at LOngwOOd
Opening OF two days automobile
race meeting at Atlantic City y. J.
Opening Of Grand Circuit race meet
ing at Buffalo, y. Y.
Opening of the Southern Pennsylva
mia tennis championship at Bedford
Springs, Pa.
Opening of Iowa state tennis cham
pionship at Des Moines. In.
Opening OF Pacific Northwest ten
mis- championship at Tacoma. Wash.
Opening Of twenty-three days race
meeting at Saratoga, n. Y.
Tuesday.
Ninth annual tournament champion
ship tournament OF Western Golf As.
ISOLATION opens at Wheaton, III.
Opening OF Northwestern tennis
championship at Lake Minnetouka,
MINI.
Opening Of three days horse show
at StauntOn. Va.
wednesday,
Midsummer tournament of AIichi-
gan Whist Association begans at St.
Clair. Mich
Seventh annual tournament of Do
minion Of Canada Trap Shooting As.
ISOLATION opens at Toronto and con
tnues three days.
Thursday
Dixie Handicap Shooting tOurna-
ment opens at Macon. Ca. and con-
tinues two days.
Annual horse show opens at Bay
Shore. l.. l., and continues three days
Maine state golf championship
tournament opens at Portland. Me.
and continues three days.
Friday.
New York Yacht Club starts on its
annual cruise.
Opening of two days automobile
race meet at Brighton Beach. y. Y.
Annual regatta of National Rowing
Association opens at Philadelphia.
Annual meet Of American Canoe As
opens near BrOckville, Ont.
Saturday.
Opening of annual polo tournament
at Newport, r. !.
Annual regatta Of the National
Rowing Association at Philadelphia.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-05

England states and a number OF other
notables. This evening the opening
literary exercises are to be held at
the Alameda, with an historical ad
dress by the Hon. Charles L. Allen.
Band concerts will be given in the
mark. and the shores Of the Kennebec
will be illuminated by bonfires, while
the visiting warships and all other
vessels in the harbor will be illumt.
mated.
Tomorrow the warships will be
open for the inspection Of visitors.
There will also be a program Of land
and water sports. In the afternoon
Governor Cobb and staff will arrive
with other visitors of note. a mon
ster banquet to the distinguished
guests is to be given in the evening,
and following this Senator Harold NJ.
Sewall will deliver an address upon
the American ship. There will also
De a display of fireworks and band
concerts.
An automobile review is scheduled
for Wednesday morning, with a big
carnival parade in the afternoon. The
evening is to be given over to a water
carnival in which over two hundred
yachts and launches are expected to
take part.
The celebration on Thursday viii
be shifted to Popham Beach, where
the little ship Virginia was built
Here will be held the great clambake
and on the site of Fort St George,
the colonists' first fortification, which
has recently been staked out accord
Settlers, viii be held appropriate his.
torical exercises. The principal ad-
dress will be delivered by President
James T. Baxter Of the Maine Histori-
cal Society.
Friday, the concluding day of the
celebration. will be given over to re-
ceptions to the naval officers, both on
shore and aboard ship, and there vii!
be a general exchange Of courtesies
among all the guests and the officials
who have the celebration in charge.
Already the city is rapidly filling
with visitors, and the indications point
to the biggest crowd ever seen here.
In addition TO the population OF the
surrounding country and the invited
guests from other sections it is ex
pected that the visitors will include
many nOtables who are spending the
at the verious resorts along
the Maine coast.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-05
'S.'S6rSe- ti-e- Iusft0 fF-cz1 -
estine This Fall.

You and your neighbor should be
interested in the street paving prOpo-
sition. Il is such a proposition that
no one should vote against the pave
ment There will be no extra taxes.
and for one time the taxpayer cannot
complain. He can vote to beautify the
city and pave Oak street and Avenue
A without the cost OF a single cent to
him.
There is something else that you
are Interested in, and that is the New
Temple Theatre, which is progressing
rapidly. Those who have had a chance
TO view the work express themselves
as being surprised as to how the plans
are carried out When the time comes
to throw open the doors and admit
the public everyone will be surprised
on seeing what a change has taken
place. changes that one would never
believe could be perfected. The mas
nificent stage is five times higher
than the old stage. and the rigging
loft will prevent long delays between
acts. In building the extra high stage
and rigging loft Il was necessary to
20 beyond the roof Of the present
building. and this is now being accom-
plished
The opening night will be long re
membered in Palestine, and those who
have not already secured seats should
do so at once. as a great many have
already been sold. All OF the box
seats have been taken. Seats are on
sale at Swift's
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-08-05
SATURDAYS BALL GAME.
Palestine Lost to jacksonville In a
Loosely Played Game.

The game of ball played on the local
diamond between the locals and the
Jacksonville teams Saturday was
about the loosest game seen here this
year, and the local fans at no time
had very much cause for getting ex-
cited The final score showed Jack
sonville to be winners by to 2.
Jacksonville made its big profits in
the first two innings, pulling down
five scores. In the latter part of the
second inning Ferguson went in the
box for the locals, and with a Grip
pied arm pitched one of the greatest
games ever pitched here. He allowed
the visitors only one hit, and if his
support had been on hand at critical
times he would have prevented the to-
mato shippers from loading any more
cars during the game. Besides Fer
guson's great work, Chas Price, in
left field, played sensational ball, get
ting three chances for put outs and
making good in each. His throws
from deep left to the home sack was
a great piece of work. Hearne for the
locals also did some good work with
the club. The visitors worked out in
good shape. and played good, fast
ball. The team is one of the fastest
seen here this season, and the goods
delivered by them we're snappy and
clean.