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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
s.

Sn Stodoole brannten Sarellis
S6nittmaren-2aoen, Die Srnitb' 'ihe
Ipotbefe, oas 2oren5'i6e 5utterge-
i9aft uno Die 8arbier1tube BON Cor
Mellon ab. Der Saooen belauft fid,
auf ungefdbr $4,000.
eSSn Dem 8erio1nnlung SKINNER
Der BDtbias=Gitter in &errbiIe brah
Jreitag Woreen Elm 6euer aus, ourd
oas piele Bapiere Der 2oge 8erItort
ipuroen. Das Saus puroe mir lei6t
bei6doiet gSie Dos Seuer entftanoen
tit, DeiB man ni6t.
Gin in Der geabe bon 0acoq.
bodies mobnenoer itlt1ger Wann No-
mems 9. 9. Omen tpuroe unter gans
eigentiinli6en lln15tanoen erlnoroet.
Smen Dollte ii6 perbeiraten, am
Mbeno, als er eetraut tperoen lollte,
marteten Die 9raut uno Die Sohseits-
gaite pergebli6 auf i'm. ShlieBlid
ma6te man ii9 ouf Die Suhe uno
fano i'm als 2ei6e, nit einen1 feIt su=
ge5ogenen Strif INN oen Solg, an
oen @ege, Der bon ieitler sSorm na6
oem Sauie ieiner 8raut fiibrt, Iiegen.
MGen ani9eine rlah botte ibm Sc
mano, als er oen @eg entlang ritt,
cine S6linge un Den Sols gefporfen
uno i'm ertpiirgt. Ser &orper par
nod tparnL als man i'm fono. @iniee
Stunoen ipater lpuroe Elm 0eger feit-
genommen, Der oos 8fero oes gr-
moroeten gu Derfaufen in1te.
= Bei Der Station Colbert, unae-
fdbr 160 Weilen norotpeftli6 bon
Sort @ortb, loite ii6 elm Sdlafuogen
BON einen nah 5iioen geben6en
8aiiagier5uge Der Sort @ortb uno
Denper 8abn, enteleilte uno rolte
einen abbang binob % Gerionen
muroen perIest.
sSn Dallas iino 80 Soloonlelte
unter Der @nflaee berbaftet tporoen,
Saloons auBerbalb oes Serritoriums
betrieben 81 baben tpeI6es Der ftdoti+
i6e @barter fir fie reierpiert bat.
Baitor Wgebroff bon Galem
uno 8oitor Meiiller bon @reenoine
wuroen gum 9rdiioetlten reip. Sefre.
tar Der lutberiiden SDnooe eripablt.
Die SDnobe bielt befonntli6 m1b-
reno Der lesten ISOLDE ibre eSobres.
periamnlung in @alpeIton ob.
= Sn Dem @ebduoe Der Ghunla.
der 8boleiaIe Grocery gompanp su
Souiton entitano elm sSemer, meldes
oas Saus nit ieinen groBen Eager.
beitanoen nabe5u boaitdnoig aerItor-
te uno fi9 aud nod auf Die Waeno.
lia 8rauerei ausbreitete. 2ettere
puroe I'M ungefdbr $4,000 geidG-
oigt Ger Sbooen oen Die Sdurna-
der gompanD erlitten miro iiber
100000 betragen.
= Soc %. SaDIor, Elm 6efannter
aopofat aus @aco, Der an Der I'M,
|gliidli6en @etpobnbeit oes GdIaf.
panoelns leioet, eing neuli6 nadts
I'M S6lof aus Dem S6lofDogen Ell.
nes Giienbabn5uges beraus, fiel bonn
3ug berunter uno rDuroe f6tper ber.
lest. Das llueliid poiiierte in ser
geabe bon Gemple.
= Gs bat fih unter Dem 0anien
Union Central @aiIipap Gornpann
cine @eieaihoft gebil6et, tpelhe cine
neue gabn bon gallos ourf oie
Counties 9ollos, 8aifrnan Senber-
ion @berofee, 0ocogoo6es, Mn6er-
ion Sm gluguitine nno 9obine Hi.
Der nod Der 8ren5e bon 2oliIiono
bauen mil.
SSSn Der gtabe BON Waontooue
lit Der ipoblboben6e Sarmer SO. S.
Homans aus Dem SinterbaIt erihol.
len poroen. CUR 3eit mar iein IL.
i6briger Sobn bel ibn1.
= Gin iltu9er Mann Nomens Ser.
man Wenfing, Der in Dem fleinen
Orte @ieo in Der Sin arbeitete, aeriet
nit ieinem linfen 9trm 8lpii6en eie
Sdeen. Der 9lrm iuuroe ibm bonn
2eibe geriiIen uno BEL Dem @erlud1e,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09

ll6 nus oen Sagen frel5umo1er1 5og
ii6 Der ilnt9e Mann ol16 nod ant
re6ten Irm i6nere 8erlebun9en 5t
8. 9l. Woebe, 8rG1ioent Ser
ganf bon @oliao uno einer Ser on
geiebeniten 0eutiben iener Staot. tit
in 9alos, mobin er ii6 Gr5tli6er
gebanolung tpegen begeben botte, ge=
1torben.
9lm 0onnerltog beginnt bie
slusitellung in Srieori6sburg, ite
oauert Bis gum Son1tag.
81, Der llnioeriitdt 81 9ll1ittn
ioa nit Ser lesten @o6e oieles Neo-
nots cine lanoipirti6aftli6e S9uIe
fir 2ebrer eroffnet meroen. Die Iebte
Segislatur bat ltnter anoeren i6louen
0ingen, oie iie getan bot, ou6 oie
blooiinniee 8eltinlnung erloiien, ooB
fiinftig in lnieren 0ffentli6en S9u=
len oie @lemente ser 2onomirt11oft
gelebrt merben ioIlen. 0o nun piele
unierer 2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen feline
blalle Ibnung BON ben @lenenten Ser
2anopirtidaft baben, in oenen iie
unterri6ten ioae11 10 miro ibnen in
oieier lanopirti9aftli6en 66ule gu
Initin @eleget19eit geboten, ii6 oor-
iiber 5u informieren. 0ie S6uIe
itebt ll1ter Der 2eitung oes oGeo9ers
Snftitute" bon Srabis gountp.
= Sim Sonntag brannte elm Sell
Ser gilenbobnbriide, pel9e Die sSniel
@alDeiton nit Dem 5eitlanbe perbin-
oct, aitf. Der 8erfebr ipar n1ebrere
Stlnoen ilnterbro9en; orr6 ange=
itrengte Irbeit gelong es ober, oetl
S6aoen pieoer 10 neit aus5ubeIiern,
ooB Die 3iige laufen fonnten. Gin
merfuiiroiges 3ulammentreffen ipoa-
te es, oaB Sonntag geraoe Der Sag
mar, an Dem Dor iieben SSabren @ol-
peiton oltrd Die Sturrnflut 5erItort
ipuroe
= @uf SSobn @offaros &on6 in
Der yabe BON Guero tpuroe Elm Wann
Wamens UNDERWOOD erlto6en.
q. 9. UNDERWOOD, Elm befann=
ter 8erii6erungsaeent in Mariban,
itarb allf Der Geiie BON aleranoria,
2a., no6 ieinem 8obnorte in einem
S6lafmogen 6es 8abn5uges.
= Die General -Mnmalti1aft bat
e1ttihieOer, bob 0as 9lnti-BaB- -@eiet
Der lesten 2egislatur ili9t Die 9lus=
fiibritng BON &ontraften binbert, mel-s
DIE por Innabme oes @eleses abge-
i6loiien iin6
Sn Germantown itarb infolge
zines @ebirnldlages ein otter
oelttider 9iirger iener Stabt Namens1
sos. 8reis len.
= sSn Dallas tpuroe einem peiBen
Wanne 9famens 9ona bon einen
Neeer, ein Meiieri9nitt beigebro6t,
bur6 ben Der linfe 2ungenfliigel boil
Zig abgei1nitten puroe.
Sci oer 2ocal Sption-9(bltint-
mung in 2lano County baben Die
8robibitioniiten nit elmer Waioritdt
bon 81 Stinlmen geiiegt. Sn 2lano
GountD berri6te bereits 2ocal Spz
tion; Dor 5lpei Sabren iiegten Die
ErobibitioniIten bort nit elmer Ma=
ioritdt BON 1862 Stimmen.
= Die gegen ben &omnliii1r Meul-
fep bon Sort @ortb eingerei6te Beti-
tion, in Der Inn Die 4biebung oes
Wannes gebeten murbe, lit 5uriifge-
5ogen tuorben. gs i6eint, ooB ii6
5n piele tpertIoie @anen 5 +. Namen
BON Nibt-S -Stimmgebern Quf Der elite
befanben iino oaB es 8ui6uierig ge-
meIen iein Diiroe, Die geniigenoe In-
5obl bon itimmbere6tigten 8iirgern
sur llnterldrift 8u betpeeeu. @s lit
iebr au beoauern oaB oas liberale
Clement bon Sort @ortb iid 6ieie
frr6tbare S6lappe gebolt bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
8eimubbeit in Der aaualasne.

Soben 2obn fir unfere iuneen ge.
idiften Sanbmerfer beripri9t Der
Honamafanal.8au. Naloriafur6t
idredt 8iele ab, ober ni6t Die, tpeI6e
vgleftric 8itters" fe1nen. or fnrirt
ebenfolls 8lntpergiftune, 8inioiit6t,
G6pade, Maeeni9pdde, 2eber- uno
gfierenIeiben. @arontiert bon @ooIpb
9reib uno 81. gobn & 60. so Gents.
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Gdl,perutut.

0sit oieiem 8orte tpiro piel llnfu9
getrieben. Bte oft leien mir, Der ober
Der bat aus S9nermlit Selb1tnorb be-
gangen. Sn 8abrbeit Iesen faft ale biez
le ungliidli9en MIR 9ar1b an iidl, neil
i6nen i6tpere Qeiben bes Magens, Der
2eber ober Der g2ieren bas 2eben ber>
9dllen, ben flaren Bid triben. gs lit
teine ieeliide &railtbeit, tpel9e bie5e 8eS
oanernsperten in BEN Sob treibt, ionz
bern elm forperli6es 2eiben, bas nit ben
beriibn1ten ct Bernard ard1iterpi[len
ii6er bdtte fltriert iperoen f0nnen Stir
20 Gents in allen Gpotbefen gu BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
eputberm Iacific Babn.

Mbfanrf.
sta6 Netp Orleans, 5oufton unb @aIbeiton,
tdeltdb -. 11.40 nttttngs
"''" 1l.oU uDeIto9
9a& eagle 8aB, 81 9alo, gaIifornien unb
Megito 500 bormtttaes u. $50 abenbs
AmfRnft
Bon Retp Orleans, 9ouIton uno @aIbeftoti,
taeIidp - .... 7.35 morgens
unb ....... 600 na9niittoes
Bon 81 RafO. Californian unO 0segifo . !.
.... lilo sorutittags
urh - 500 abenos
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Ws. & & z Sahu.

MbTngtf.
ytab gaco, Sort gSortb. Dallas, aanfas gitb.
st. 2ouis unb Gbicaso. tdeIi9 (5unfet
9epoD -. -. 900 nbenos
2ofaI5ug bia Smftbbille 7.30 boruitta1s
@Iamo Special mad GmiibbiIIe, Soufton, @aIs
oelIon 1O.25 noenoS
Anfmnft.
Bon Gbicago, st. 2ouis. aanfas gitb, 9aIIas,
Sort @ortb nno 2saeo, tdeIi1 (5unfet
Sepot) 7.30 morgens
2ofaI5ue bia Gmitbbiue +. -. 9.05 abenbs
alamo Special bon Smitbbtue, Souiton. GaIs
bsitoH 6.25 moreens
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8tttorta 5ibiiion. O. 8. e. 9. ".
(0nIf gAore.l
Nbfahrt

9eaH guero, 8tctoria, 9ort 2abaca, Corpus
Gbrifti, 9roipnspiIIe, 8tfo Granbe, gitb,
SoIiab, 8eebiue, B6arton, 8aIacios nnb
Soulfon 100 ntorgenS
Antnnft $50 nbenos
Ser ySnm 9ouiton" mad Gnero, 8ictoria
@barton unb 5ouiton:
Abfabrt 7.55 abenbs
GHtnnft TOO moree1s
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5. & 6. 81. Sabm.

"pIHHt"
9a3 alien gaorbsGegas s8nnften
4 nbr nnb 500 bormittags.
Rad st. aouis, Waempbis unb bem Often
. i. 1.20 llbr nn3mittaas.
9fa@ sorbtTegas, aanfas Gitb unb ct. aouis
$50 11br abenos.
sfa% Wtertto 1920 11br bortnittnes.
Mntnnft.
gon St 2ouis unb EN- Often $50 morgens
bon lofalen Tunften 1910 n1orgens
Son ct. 2puis lnb benz Often 7.25 abenbs
SoH Sareoo uno Wlegifo . 100 na9mittags
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iSind's ) Gents 6abana Gisorrt.
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Wadj HrotuusbiQe.

Ser Bug ber Snnfet gictoria 9ibifton, glb.
tabrt TOO ntoreens. nra9t in 8Iacebo gerbins
bune NIT Der @uIf goaft 2tne fir Corpus
gbrtftt, slnfunft bort 4.55 na9mittags, anfunft
In groipusbtne 925 abenbs
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Ct. Gouis & san Srantiaso Basn.
Mbfa b I t

gsad5 Sort Smith, Springfield, ct. 2ouis, aans
fas Gitb, Gbicago (S & g. 90. 9epot)
-. $50 a6enos
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. aouis, &anfas gitb. garis, ebicago
..... 1910 utor8ens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09

g}on pielen Weniden fenut man
3eitIe6ens MIR ibr 5afiimile.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
AN IDEAL CAREER
For Woman Proved Great Drawing
Card at the Christian Church.

The special sermons being preach
ed by Rev L. d. Anderson on every
other Sunday evening have been Civ
en- a cordial reception by the people
Of the city. Last evening the large
church was crowded to its full capac-
ity to hear this popular pastor preach
on IAN Ideal Career for Woman" AS
on former occasions the sermons was
compiled from answers received from
the people to this most important
question, and It was an ideal sermon
IN an ideal topic The great congre-
CATION was deeply impressed with the
sermon, and so successful has this
deviation from old lines proven that
the pastor announces he will preach
another special sermon from answers
two weeks from last night. December
IS. This time. It will be the answers
to the question. What is a good
MANI" Already interest is expressed
in this topic, and another large con-
gregation will be present to hear IL
discussed. II was a happy inspira.
ton that developed this line of ser.
mons. because Il has succeeded I'm
bringing many new faces out to hear
the sermons. and no one can hear
these discussions without being ben
Gifted and lifted up.
The attendance at the Sunday
school OF this church Sunday was
larger than for several Sundays past
276 people being in attendance. The
church workers expect to reach the
500 mark soon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It is better to point with pride than
view with alarm.
Refuse to talk and no one can prove
how little you know.
Guessing at anything is fine exer-
else for a weak imagination.
Don't expect a lawyer to mind his
own business. He would soon starve
If he did.
1t takes a rousing demonstration
10 get a small boy out Of bed in the
early morn.
Marriage is an eye-Opener; at least
it enables a man to see his wife as
others see her.
some girls cultivate the art Of
pouting because they imagine it
makes them look cute.
Fortunate is the woman who is able
to mend both her husbands clothes
and his ways.
The happiest period in a girls life
is when she gets her first skirt that
swishes when she walks.
The bonds Of matTimony are fire.
quently broken by a club-of which
the husband is a member.
A girl thinks it wrong for a man
no attempt to kiss her and a young
widow thinks it wrong II he doesn't
succeed.
You may have noticed that the
friends who are willing to lend you
money are those who have no money
to lend.
It generally happens that the aver
age man has about as much love for
his landlord as be has for his wlfe's |
folks.
The average baby is so fond of its
'ather that It sleeps during the day
while he is busy so it can stay awake
Ill night and enjoy his society.-Chi-
ago Daily News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
NOVEMBER rs IN HISTORY.

1542-English defeated the Scots al
Solway Moss.
175S-Fort Duquesne renamed Pitts
burg by the English.
1796-Much property destroyed by
fire in Savannah, Ga.
1S16-A Philadelphia theatre lighted
by gas, first in the country.
1S54-John Lockhart, son-in-law and
biographer of Sir Walter Scott,
died.
1S57-James G. Birney, anti-slavery
presidential candidate in 1910,
died. Born 1892.
1S67-Committee of the house report
ed in favor of the impeachment
of President johnson.
1S69-Giulia Grisi, famous soprano,
died.
1S90-Benjamin p. Shillaber C'Mrs.
PartingtonD, humorous writer
died. Born 1914.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

is the fact that revolution in the
financial operations of the country IS
at hand, and out of the confusion and
exposures will come a better and
more stable way of conducting the
business Of the nation. reducing the
influence Of the gamblers and disarm-
ing the great criminal combinations.
Surely If such great results are
achieved there will be something to
be thankful for that will tell In the
future history of the nation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Some OF the papers in neighbor
towns to Palestine are pretending
great establishment at the report made
by the state health officer on the
failure Of Palestine to comply with
the state sanitary laws. The Herald
suspects If all OF them would look
a little nearer home they will find
that the same neglect exists at their
doors. These laws have been ignored
to a certain extent in nearly all towns,
and it will take a general shaking up
to get people to observe them. The
health officer just happened to get in
the open in his criticisms in this
good old town.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Bryan is the greatest democrat of
the present time, and ought naturally
to be the most available candidate of
the party for the presidency. but un-
fortunately there is a brand Of democ-
racy, so-called, that does not want a
good democrat to get in power This
element will try to foster another
Parker on the South and West, and
again defeat the party in the rational
election. The Herald had rather see
that bunch kicked out and let democ-
racy fight good fight for honest
principles than to see a compromise
made with this gang again.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
republican elephant. What do the
farmers think this is-a free circus?

So far as the Herald has heard Sen.
ator Bailey has not retracted his
charge against Attorney General Da-
wilson that he was not prosecuting
the Texas Oil company because his
brother was a stakeholder in the COM
pany, and which charge has been
shown to be absolutely without any
foundation. Senator Bailey is in
honor bound to retract his charge or
forfeit the good opinion of many men
who have heretofore stood with him.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

The Herald is going on record right
now that it will oppose any candidate
for state, district or county office who
makes the fact that he is an admirer
of Senator Bailey his platform to run
on. Do not misunderstood us to mean
that we will oppose a man simply be-
cause he is a Bailey man. but what
we do mean is that we will oppose a
man who makes this his reason or ex-
cuse for running for office. If the
Bailey issue is made a part of the
campaign the Herald will oppose it
with all of its heart.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

The publication of San Francisco,
as is being reviewed in the American
Magazine, is one of the most intense
ly interesting stories ever printed,
and it is well worth reading. AS long
as the nation has such solid, strong
men to fight evil combinations the
country is safe. Corruption may rule
for time, but clean men will finally
triumph.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Why should the government loan
money or extend financial help to the
great South on such flimsy security
as cotton when it can place all the
money it wants to on stocks and
bonds and water and fiction in Wall
street? Such a foolish policy would
be unwarranted, beside the Southern
cotton farmer is all democrat and
cannot in any way tote hay for the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
Be Charitable

to your horses as well as to yourself.
You need not suffer from pains of any
sort-your horses need not suffer. Try
bottle of Billiards. Snow Liniment.
1t cures all pains. ]. NJ. Roberts,
Bakersfield, Mo-, writes: 81 have
used your Liniment for ten years and
find it to be the best have ever used
for man or beast"
Sold by Bratton Drug Company.
A Gas Heater Kills the Chill
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

The COW, the hen and the hog are
combination that can do much to put
ting people on easy street. And in
East Texas the ribbon cane syrup can
be added.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
IN THE LAND OF LITTLE CARE.

In the Land Of Little Care
Gossips have no tongues at all;
Not a spirit fingers there
That is either mean or small;
Greed was banished long ago
From the fair and favored land,
And the only inn they know
They have called 1.-THE HelplRg
Hand"
In the Land of Little Care
Envy never rears its head:
Worth is never from the fair
Highways into darkness led:
Long ago they buried spite,
Long ago they raised a stone
That is tall and slim and white
Where Revenge's grave is shown.
In the Land Of Little Care
Each is left to do his best;
This is their one statute there:
Bring no evil on the rest"
No mans scorns another's creed
And the women all are fair,
For no bruised hearts ever bleed
In the Land Of Little Care.
Chicago Record-Herald.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

the contest between the Hustlers and
Rustlers. The Rustlers defeated the
Hustlers in this contest for new men,
bers, and as a result the school has
been benefited.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Rev. c. W. Myers of the Congrega
tional church will preach the sermon
at the union Thanksgiving service. to
be held at the Presbyterian church on
Thursday morning. You are invited
20 attend this service.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

It is getting along about the time
OF year when you should begin to
think about taking out a poll tax and
getting ready to look the candidates
in the face next year.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Yesterday was beautiful day, and
it was thoroughly enjoyed by the
good people of this good old town.
Great congregations attended the
churches and in the afternoon hun
dreds of people were out driving and
walking.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

This is Thanksgiving week, and
will be enjoyed by the American peo-
pie. There is much to be appreciated
at this special time, and not the least
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Why continue to use your old har-
ness when you can exchange it for
new one at w. o. Vandiver's, the har-
ness man? 21-6t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Rev A. D. Sparkman filled his pull
pit at the Avenue Baptist church yes
terday. after an absence OF a few
weeks.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

-Four new members were added to
the list of the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Rev. DR.. Crozier is
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25
AT THE CHURCHES.
Sunday An Ideal Day For Church Co
ing and Good Crowds Were Out.

The Methodist preachers are get
ting ready TO 90 away to annual con
ference. Just by way Of suggestion,
Palestine is very much pleased with
her present Methodist preachers. for
they are the right men in the right
place.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

Turkeys are plentiful on the mar.
ket, but eggs are a scarce article.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

being greeted by good congregations
these days.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-25

The Harvest Festival service at the
Episcopal church Wednesday evening.
from which event the offerings will
go to the deserving poor Of the city.
will be a most impressive service. and
the general public is most cordially
invited to be present and to CON
tribute. See an extended notice in
this issue. The program Of the ser.
vice will appear tomorrow.
The Grace Methodist church Sun
day school was we'll attended yester.
day morning, it being the last day Of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
DUTCH TEARS.
Peculiar Qualities of These Little GIob-
 ules of Glass.

Peculiar Qualities of These Little oIob-
 ules of Glass.
 Tt is a great wonder to me-" said an old chemist, why more boys do not take up chemical experiments as an amusement. Why, I can do things with the common materials of every day life which really seem to be more magical to the uninitiated than any of the wonders that are ordinarily per formed by magicians on the public stage. Some of them are so simple that by carrying them out at a par Tor entertainment a bright boy could achieve the reputation of a magician. Now, there are those curious little bubl bles of glass known variously as Prince Rupert's drops and as Dutch tears Apparently they are merely little globules of glass with elongated tails made by heating a small glass rod in a flame and allowing the molten drops to fall Into water. After they have cooled you may pound the thick part with a hammer or malle... yet you cannot break them. On Sne other hand. if you break a little piece off their tails or touch any part of them with 6 quartz crystal they will disap- pear into the surrounding atmosphere quicker than snow will melt on a hot fire. To the person who doesn't know how this has happened the perform snce Is SO astonishing as to seem un- canny.-Loadon Globe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
KNOXVILLE VS BRISTOL.
Pete Wilson to, Oppose a Waterbury
 State Leaguer.

Unionville, Sept. 2O.-Manager Champion of the Unionyille baseball team and his cohorts are promising great things for their game with Bristol on Saturday. Bristol won last Saturday but the Unionville team was minus its regular pitcher. Hogarty or Farley of Waterbury will probably pitch for Unionville while Pete Wilson is slated to go on the slab for Bristol. Both managers have strengthened every doubtful position on their team and some of the promi- nent players in the Connecticut league will be seen. Manager Cham pion wishes to refute the statement of the amnage rof the Southington team as to his inability to play the remaining game fthe series with Unionville. The Unionville team is ready to play upon any neutral ground but Southington has refused to leave its own backyard. Each team has won a game and Manager Champion is anxious to have the question of superiority settled.