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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
A Day In Pecan Forests.

Mrs. A. G. Boulware chaperoned
the following merry party to Smiths
Ferry last Saturday: Misses Mary
Windsor, Essie Grant, Liela Broyles,
Lucille Cossette, Genevieve Dugey
and Kathleen Caldwell The boys
were Frank Dubose. Ed Naylor. Jim
Huff, Frank Price, Gregory Maury
and Carroll Hamilton. The party left
before daylight The boys say they
caught a 'possum and it was delight
fully cooked with sweet 'taters, and
on arriving at their destination they
had It for breakfast 'Possums are
getting scarce now, and sweet 'taters
mighty high, so we know that this
one was duly enjoyed. They say they
gathered plenty of pecans, had a big
dinner, and lived whole day like
the early Americans in the woods, on
nuts and game They brought home
lots of pecans, and are treating their
friends who call on them.
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Musicale Tomorrow Ninht

Bear in mind the musicale to be
given in the rooms tomorrow night by
the Misses Crozer and pupils. Those
who have attended these delightful
affairs in the past will need no urging
and large audience is expected. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Admission free.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
NOTES OF SPORT.

Jack Blackburn and Harry Lewis
are to have it out tonight before the
National A. c. of Philadelphia
The bout between frankie Neil and
Owen Moran is slated for decision in
San Francisco tonight.
Soldier Burns and Kid Sullivan are
to meet before the Eureka A. c. Of
Baltimore the latter part of this
month.
Jimmy Gardner is to meet the win
ner of the Chambers and Willie Fitz-
gerald bout in Philadelphia next Fri
day night.
"Klondike," the big colored fighter
who once whipped Jack Johnson, is
said to be doing well in a campaign
on the coast.
las a drop-kicker Harlan Of Prince
ton seems to have it on about all the
punters in the country.
Something like $4,000 will be Car
isles share of the receipts from the
games with Pennsylvania, Princeton.
Harvard, Minnesota and Chicago.
Tho result Of the coming army-navy
game cannot be forecasted with any
degree Of certainty, though the army
team appears to have shade the bet
ter Of II so far
There is little to choose from
among the four Maine college elevens
this year. Bates. Bowdoin. Colby and
University OF Maine are all evenly
matched.
Louis Castro. Atlanta's great in
fielder is to retire from baseball and
enter the undertaking business.
Bob Unglaub is slated to be traded
by the Boston Americans. Bob is
more OF less Of a disturbing element
and Manager Mcclure is out for har-
mony II the team never wins another
game.
Manager Murray Of the Philadel
phia Nationals recently signed John
Gibson, the League Island navy yard
wonder. This makes sixteen pitchers
secured for the Quakers for the COM
ing season.
o.
Il is not much wonder the Yale
team has been successful this season,
with sixteen former Yale players re-
turned to help coach the squad. The
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Copyrighted Local Views.

The Herald owns the copyright on
siI local views. done in halftone, In
Guiding the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.. st
Mary's Academy, the I. & G. N. depot,
Central school building, Christian
church and Spring street scene, and
same will be protected under the law
copyrights. All others In
ringing will please take notice.
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for three years. and they have enjoy
ed many nice times together. They
are all members Of the Methodist
church. and enjoy every feature of
the work. Miss Eleanor Watson and
Master Taylor Bennett assisted Mrs.
Gooch in receiving and entertaining
the young ladies', and royalty did the
honors of the Gooch home.
A unique art gallery was arranged
different objects representing things
artistic:
Departed Days was an old calendar.
The home of Burns was a flat iron.
Sweet 16 was 16 Jumps of sugar.
Everybody must guess each object.
1t was lots of fun. There was a game
of archery, where each shot with an
arrow.
Many a shaft at random sent
Finds mark the archer never meant
was true on this occasion, but all
were good archers. Delightful re-
IIeSUIleulS were SGINtus anu oOAAt
earnest talking done, as this shows:
They decided to observe the birthday
of each girl. Mrs. Gooch entered the
names and birth of each on a book,
and a birthday postal will be sent to
each as her day comes. They will
have a bank, and will place as many
pennies in it as they are years old on
that day; the fund to be used for
charity. 1t is a sweet thought, and
with a cold, hard winter before US we
do not know the good this cause may
do for some poor sufferer. It is the
little things of the world that mean
so much. anyway The whole after
noon was one of pleasure and love for
each other and the beloved teacher.
The girls are Misses Myrtle and Lee
Morris, Robbie and Ava Norman,
Electra and Mary Bridgewater, Flea
nor Garress, Edna Green, Jewel
Helm, Annie Weeks, Matte Rhodes
and Louise Neel.
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Blues. Attentionl

You are requested to be present at
the supper in the lecture room tomor-
row night at o'clock. sharp. The
committee chosen to perfect the pro-
gram for the Great Blue Reception
to be given next Monday night will
submit their report, and it will be to
your interest to be on hand and find
out what's done.
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Self Culture Club,

The Self Culture Club met with
Mrs. Gould Monday afternoon Topic
of the lesson: From the Federation
Festival to the Close of the National
Assembly.
Table Talk-Besetting Sin of Amer
lea.
There were different opinions of
the besetting sin of our country:
A want of thoroughness."
Making money commercialism."
Strong drink"
THE great rush we are living in,
social and home"
That the latter is the besetting sin
was the opinion of most of the club
members, as each sin mentioned
grows from this.
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Wrecked cars erouuht In.

The last Of the wrecked passenger
coaches were brought in from Keechi
this morning about 1 o'clock. It was
a bad wreck to clear up, and required
the efforts Of about one hundred men
two days to do it.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20
Spot Cash.

From and after this
date all our products will
be SPOT CASH, at the
Mill at time of delivery.
This applies to everybody.
Send Money with order.
October lst, 1907.
Anderson County Cotton Oil Co.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Palestine and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday. Slight
~ cooler.
Minimum temperature. a.
Maximum temperature. SO.
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Acorn Club.

The Acorn Club met last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. F. c. Bailey.
Lesson: John Gays Beggar's Opera.
Current Events.
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A Happy Time.

Mrs. Lucius Gooch entertained her
- Sunday school class last Saturday af-
ternoon. She has had the pleasure of
teaching these girls the truth of life
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Newton-cook Wedding.


The wedding last night, Nov. 10,
1907, of Miss Sammie Louise Cook of
this city to Mr. Conrad NJ. Newton of
Hubbard City, despite the inclemency
of the weather, was a most brilliant
affair. The Cook home was decorat-
ed throughout in white and yellow
chrysanthemums, ferns and palms.
In the front parlor an alcove had been
beautifully arranged for the cere-
mony. The receiving party was the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Lev. Freder-
ick, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Campbell, Mrs. John Helm
and Miss Ella McReynolds.
AT six o'clock Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march pealed forth, Mrs. Spark
man pianist Rev. A. d. Sparkman,
Mr.. Newton and Mr.. Samuel D. John
son. his best man, awaited the bridal
party at the alcove The following
little girls led the way down the wide
stairway to the back hall, into the
parlor to the alcove: Phousie Camp
bell, Eloise Hodges, Annie Pearl and
Ella Cook, Natalie Dobbs and Annie
Helm, all dressed in white accordian
pleated costumes, carrying flowers.
Following them were the brides
maids, all in white organdie over lace,
en- traine, carrying yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Misses Hazel Cook. Edna
Wright, Sammie Blake of Mexia, Bess
Ferguson. Then the matron of honor,
Mrs. ]. D. Johnson of Hubbard City,
in white crepe de chene and real
lace; following was the maid of honor,
Miss Mary Cook, gowned in yellow
duchesse satin, princess effect, en-
traine, carrying yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. All took their places, and the
bride entered on the arm of her faith
er, Mr. ]. l.. Cook. She wore an ele-
CANT gown of white duchesse satin,
with princess lace, en- traine, bridal
veil and wreath of orange blossoms,
carrying DOuQueI Vi WIlIe CHIASdH-
themums and ferns. Mr.. Newton, in
conventional black, stepped forth and
received from her father his chosen
bride. Rev. Sparkman made beaud-
full remarks, the ring ceremony was
used, and they were pronounced man
and wife forever
After congratulations, kilograms
%ere-ead- from other places, bearing
loving words to the welded
There were elegant gifts of cut
glass, silver, Mexican drawn work,
ETC.
Misses Luella Cook and Lucille
Campbell served punch in the back
parlor.
Cream and cake in abundance re-
freshed all guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton left on this
mornings train for Hubbard City,
their new home, where kindest wishes
follow them.
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II It is a roof you want soldered or
figures on a new one, Just phone
1853. Att
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Reception Postponed.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather yesterday the reception to be
given by Lady Maccabees of Hive No.
81 will be held tonight at $3.50 o'clock
at Maccabee hall.
MARY DEATHE r X
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Our Baby Brother.

We've got a baby at our house,
We've got to be still as any mouse,
Cause we're 'fraid he'll wake and cry
Then Wen be fiXed-brother and l.
We just can get to take peep,
Cause he's most all the time Just
gone to sleep"
You all run on, be nice and play
We hear this song the live long day.
We are just as tired as we can be
or being nice-for don't you see
He's got our mamma all from us,
And that is why we make the fuss.
Do we like him? ! guess we do;
If he was your brother, wouldn't you?
But we want to play, and have some
fun
In our mammals room. where we can
run.
We cant nurse him, or see him a tall,
We live by faith, and that is all,
That one day he'll play and run with
us.
And then there1I be some Hamilton
fuss
November 18th. 1907. C. W.
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Post cards-six local Views, Toe,
Ask the local dealer for them. II
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enthusiasm aroused by the former
stars shows in the teams playing.
o
President Murphy of the Chicago
Cubs has been spending a vacation at
his old home in Wilmington. Ohio.
Chicago baseball fans firmly be.
lieve Fielder Jones will manage the
White Sox again next season.
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Taylor-White.


Mr.. Dick Taylor and Miss Mary
Lon White were married Sunday
morning, Nov. 18th, 1907, at o'clock,
at the parsonage, Rev. L. D. Anderson
performing the marriage ceremony.
Mr. Taylor and his estimable wife
have scores of friends in Anderson
county and Palestine, who wish for
them every joy this life affords. They
are at present out at the Taylor
home, Mr.. Dick being son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Taylor, who are known
all over Texas.
Mrs. H. ]. Kidder of Mexico City is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. E. Erwin,
on Link street The three sisters are
enjoying each other, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs.
Kidder and Miss Many.
The Texas Federation of Women's
Clubs is in session at Waco, Texas.
This is the tenth annual session of
the Federation. Mrs. Cone Johnson
of Tyler is president of the state fed
Grafton, and is presiding over the
body The delegates are being royal
ly entertained.
The reception to have been given
by the Lady Maccabees to Mrs. Nc
Cleary last night was postponed until |
tonight on account of the state OF the
weather.
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MARY DEATHE, R. X.
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It is not much wonder the Yale
team has been successful this season,
with sixteen former Yale players re-
turned to help coach the squad The
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-20

Manager Murray Of the Philadel-
phia Nationals recently signed John
Gibson, the League Island navy yard
wonder. This makes sixteen pitchers
for the Quakers for the COM
ing season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04
CHAPTER XIII.
REMOVAL OF OFFICERS.

SECTION &C. Any City and County officer may be removed
for mateasance, mis- easance noneasance maadmnlstra
ton in office The Board of Supervisors shall constitute
Board Of Impeachment for the trial of any elected officer OF
the City and County Except members of the Board of Super
visors who may be charged with nalfeas&nce, measance
nonfeaance maladminsraton office by not less than
hundred OO) legal within the City and County Such
officer shall be informed Of the charge made against him and
shall be given opportunity to defend himself against the
Said Board of Impeachment shall have power to hear
and determine said charge and if the be sustained, to
said officer charged from Office and to fill the vacancy
occurring by the appointment of qualified person to
said office for the uneXpred term thereof Provided however,
that in of the removal of member of the Board of SUI
pervisors the vacancy caused shall be filled by appointment
by the Mayor for the remainder of the cXpred term of such
member The decision Of the Board of Supervisors may be
reviewed by the Supreme Court upon writ OF cerorar and
provided further that members of the Board of Supervisors
shall be tried for any of the specified in this Section
and in manner similar that provided for the trial of the
City and County officers, before the Supreme Court of the
Territory Jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon the Supreme
Court of the Territory hear and try arising under the
provisions of this Chapter with power in such charges
are sustained any of said officers from office
SECTION r. Any vacancy occurring in any City and County
office shall be filled by appointment by the Mayor with the APP
poya of the Board Of Supervisors unless such vacancy IS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04
CHAPTER XII.
FIRST ELECTION.

SECTION &c. proclamation for the first election of City
and County officers shall be made by the Board Of Supervisors
of the County of Oahu, according the provisions of Section
IS of this Charter Said proclamation shall call for election
in the City and County Of Honolulu and in other respects
shall be the the proclamation now required by law
to be issued for holding general elections Said proclamation
shall be published in the required by law for the
publication of procamations for general elections.
SECTION g.. Nominations for City and County officers to
be elected such election shall be made in the
and within the time and filed with the Clerk of the County
OF Oahu required by law relative to nominations Tor Se
and Representatives.
SECTION 1t shall be the duty of the Clerk of the County
osOam prepare ballots and forward the to the Inspect
of Elections in each precinct Such ballots shall be green
in color and of uniform size shape and thickness The Clerk
the County of Oahu shall also furnish for such election suit
able ballot boxes which shall be marked Getty and County Off
GERS"
SECTION 60 The precincts and polling places established
for the election of Senators and Representatives shall const
the precincts and polling places for this election
SECTION TO- All persons duly registered under the laws of
the Territory for Senators and Representatives the
last general election shall be qualified to vote for City and
County officers at this election.
SECTION H. Inspectors of Election shall perform all the
duties in relation this election required by law in relation
election for Senators and Representatives except that the
formation required be transmitted Sheri shall be
mitted to the Clerk of the County of Oahu.
SECTION r. Immediately upon receiving the Of
election from the several Boards of Inspectors III the City and
County, the Clerk shall tabulae such and ascertain
the result of the election in said City and County The persons
receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared to be
elected and the Clerk shall Immediately deliver the persons
elected Certificates of Election If shall appear by the
turns that there has been failure of election Of any City and
County officer by of tie vote between any
candidates special election fill such Office shall be ordered
by the Board of Supervisors which shall be held in the
required for this election
SECTION 49, Contests of election may be had provided
in Chapter II of this Charter
SECTION a. There shall be three Inspectors of Election
for each precinct who shall be appointed by the Chairman of
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Oahu far
practicable from opposing political parties
SECTION ~ The expenses of the first election under this
Charter shall be borne by the County Of Oahu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04
CONTESTS.
CHAPTER XI.

SECTION Sc All questions to the validity of any ballot
election held under this Act shall be decided nme-
daey and the opinion of the ority of the Board OF In
spectors of Election each polling precinct shall be final and
binding subject revision by the Supreme Court OF the Terri
tory hereinafter provided.
SECTION 81. Any candidate directly interested or any thirty
duly qualified of any Election District may file e-
ton the Supreme Court of the Territory setting forth any
why the decision of any Board OF Inspectors
should be reversed, corrected changed.
SECTION So Such petition shall be filed III the office OF the
Clerk of the Supreme Court within thirty days following the
election proposed to contested and shall be accompanied by
deposit of Twenty-Five $2500) Dollars for costs of Court
SECTION 50. The Clerk shall thereupon issue to the re-
spondents named in such petition summons to appear before
the Supreme Court within days after the service thereof
SECTION CO. Such petition shall be heard by the Court in
term time in vacation.
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(Title of person administering OATH

And provided further that if the Board of Supervisors shall
not be satisfied with the suciency of such sureties and if the
principal shall refuse furnish other surees satisfactory
said Board the matter shall be submitted Circuit Judge
at Chambers having jurisdiction within the City and County
(such Circuit Judge being hereby given jurisdiction to hear
and determine the said maer), and his decision to the
sufcency of such bond shall be final and without appeal
SECTION 81 The Mayor with the approval of the Board
OF Supervisors shall have power require and exact additional
bond security above and beyond that required by Section 35
upon like condition and subject like determination to
the scency Of such additional bond increased security
provided however, that than double the of
security hereby required of any officer shall be exaced with
the exception of the Treasurer
SECTION 49, In lieu of the bond above provided the bond
of surety company authorized under the laws of the United
States to become surety bonds of public officers and law
fully doing business in the Territory of Hawaii, under the
laws of the United States and of the Territory of Hawaii may
be accepted and in such justification shall be required
CHAPTER TX
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for the faithful performance of the duties of his Office On
each Of said bonds there shall be least suetes who shall
jointly and severaly qualify in the full of the prn
cipal of the bond
SECTION 49, In the of all City and County Officers
with the exception of the members of the Board Supervisors
and Mayor the suciency of the bond of each Officer shall
be approved by the Board of Supervisors The suciency
the bond of members of the Board of Supervisors and Mayor
shall be approved by Judge of the First Circuit Court
SECTION 49, All bonds shall be deposited with the Treasurer
of the City and County, except the bond of the Treasurer
which shall be deposited with the Mayor.
SECTION a. All appointed deputies shall give bonds
their principals who shall be liable for all their acts the
suiciency and amount of which shall be approved by said
principals.
SECTION 49, The of bonds of City and County
Officers shall be follows: Mayor Ten Thousand Dollars
($1OO00OO) Members of the Board of Supervisors Five
Thousand $5O0O00 Dollars each; Sheriff. Ten Thousand
($1O00O0O) Dollars; City and County Clerk Five Thousand
O000) Dollars City and County Auditor Five Thousand
($5oO0O0) Dollars; City and County Attorney, Five Thou
sand ($50O0O0) Dollars Treasurer, Twenty-Five Thousand
($25,00Oo0) Dollars; Deputy Sheriff, Five Thousand
($j,0O000) Dollars
SECTION 49, The bonds shall be made payable the City
and County, and may be made in the following form:
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that name of
ocer) principal and names of surees) are held and
firmly bound unto the City and County of Honolulu in the
Territory of Hawaii, in the penal of .............
Dollars lawful money of the United States of America for
the payment of which, well and truly be made do bind
ourselves heirs executors and administrators jointly and
severally, firmly by these presents.
Sealed with seals and dated this. ...... day of
................., A. ID. Nineteen Hundred. ......
The conditions of this obligation such that Whereas the
above boundn name of ocer) elected Cor apponted)
to the office of (name of office of the City and County of
Honolulu Cor District of-name of Dsrct-of the City and
County of Ilonoulu Territory of Hawaii, the. ......
day of ............., A. ID. Nineteen Hundred. ....
Now if the said bounden of ocer) shall
faithfully perform all the duties of his said office prescribed
by law shall safely keep all moneys which may into his
possession by virtue of his said Office shall promptly pay
to the persons legally authorized receive the
all such moneys in the prescribed by law and shall
deliver to his in office all held by him
such officer; then this obligation to be null and void other
wise to remain in full force and effect.
(Signature of Ofcer) (Seal)
signature of SureyD (SeaD
signature of Sureyt (Seal)
Provided that the sureties such bonds shall be resident
trecoders of the Territory if the be individuals and
corporation, and shall severay qualify in the of
the penal specified therein and they shall make affidavit
which shall be attached to the instrument in form substantially
follows
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Territory of Hawaii,

City and County of Honolulu
the above bond being duly do depose and say each
for himself that he resident freebooter in said Territory
and has property situated therein that he is worth the Of
and liabilities.
Subscribed and before this. ..............
day of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A. d., (19..) Nineteen