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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-09

and a poor one At that Pardon me FOR
being such boOr; but, indeed. meant
every word. Ii wasn't Joke but dead
earnest. for love You, love you, love
you His voice broke passlouately.
-Ah. forgive me- he went on contrite-
" Il am Offending yon again. but
can't be silent when the phone tempts
me. and dare not speak to you face
10 face. Can't you pity me NJ leastYs
As she ilstened the glri's expression
changed from Indignation 10 surprise,
then to doubt Perhaps she said an.
certainly. The is speaking the truth aft
er all Perhaps misIudsed him oh.
l hope haver With the sudden renl.
ization OF her own feeling she hid her
face in her hands
Next day when she came TO cylinder
No. o In the routine OF correspondence
Mabel found herself hoping for Tie liz.
tie personal message which should give
assurance TO her heart Il came abb
ruptly. but decidedly
'.l'm going TO stop this sort OF thing.
Mabel. II smacks OF cowardlce. and
want to be worthy OF your respect |
mean TO put my fate to touch Ht once.
so expect me this afternoon"
The girls heart SANG its paean Of joy
as her fingers flew over a heavy budget
Of letters. When the day was over she
waited for his coming till long past her
usual time OF leaving and went home
at Inst. sad and uncertain what to
think.
"Say. you1I fnd some tall cussIn' on
the tubes today. Miss T'urston." said
Dick as he brought her the cylinders
next morning. "The boss chased Mr..
Pierce on to Boston in a hurry yester-
day. then ripped round all the afternoon
cause he couldn't find some rush or
iers the young Teller put away. tell
you. there'll be fur fiyin'. you bet. when
he gifts back this mornin'"
Dick wondered why Miss Thurston
beamed SO on him aud presented him
with u rose she had just bought He
could not know that his news had put
an end to a bitter heartache. 1t was
Saturday. a half holiday, and her only
fear was that Pierce would not return
In time.
The clerks had all left and even the
elevator had stopped running before
she covered the instruments. and still
he had not come Slowly she adjusted
her hat before the mirror. There came
a rush of eager, impatient feet up the
stairs, and the door of the office was
burst open. He dropped his suit case
and came forward with outstretched
hands.
oh" he exclaimed, GREATNESS and
relieved, 81 was afraid you would be
gonep' She did not turn.
lyon know, don't you, why didn't
come yesterday? You understand it
was not my fault-that hadn't time to
send you a note even?H She bowed her
head In silence. "Ah, but you still
think 1t was unmanly to talk through
that old graphophone! Forgive me.
dear. / didn't know what l was doing.
But do love you. Mabel" he would
not be discouraged by her silence. II
love you and want you. Tell me, can
you forgive me and love me little in
returnp
Then she wheeled about, her face
radiant, her eyes shining like gray
stars. pierce, dearr' was all she said,
but he was satisfied. for he read the
answer In her eyes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-09
AIDS N REVIVAL MEETINGS.

The Rev. D. W. Cunningham, pas
tor Of the Dun street United Breth-
rem church in the stealey addition,
left at S:25 o'clock this afternoon
for West Union to help his brother,
the Rev. W. R. Cunningham, in a
series OF special revival meetings in
the West Union United Brethren
church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-09

RAFFEEs ana companions are
finished in the latest, with many col
ors, at Pike News Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-09
Constipation


Baked sweet Apples with sons peoplo. ri
prusnpt relief for Constipation. With oshs
eoarss Allwheat brad van have tho sane ens
Nature undoubtedly has 4 segstabla remsdy
FnlieEeeYep ailment known d man. Il physicsn
can but find Easufes war % health And lid
sirtkingly true with regard 10 const patlon.
The bark Of certain tree Is cAillonia-o1n
cara sagradA-oder most cxcoiient aid q this
end. But combined with Ksyplian sanna. SIP
pery Elm BARK. SOLID Extinct 81 Prunes. etc. thln
nme oAsAra bark il given IL sruatsst possible
power to correct constipation. A tooshsoms
oandy Tablet called IAx.ets. Is nov made Al he
Or. shoop Laboratories. from this Ingenious ana
nost elective prescription. Ii eject On conxsi.
patton, Bllioumess Sour Stomach. bad Breath.
sAllow Complexion. etc-. Is indeed prompt ana
sAtftyinE.
No gripping. no unpleasant after e5ecz arssx-
perieneed, and Iax-sts are nut 10 In beautiful
hthoEraphed metal boxes AZ 5 cents and . cents
per box.
For sonsshins new. nioa. economical ana
sseetise. try box o.
FALL DRUGGISTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

Geese cackled and saved Rome all right.
j. g., Winaton -s;aiem, n. G.
Decolete dress hut she's tight.
sol Fifteenth Avenue, Roanoke. va,
She's something to laugh at all right.
j. 81. BURTON. BoV OF, Culpeper. Va.
It's her home stretch with no goal In
MRS. JOHN, HUNTER. 4c1 East Grace.
That laugh will put soldiers to flight.
Mrs. w. JACKSON, Keswick. va.
Her bark Is as coarso az her bite.
a. r. STAPLES, Fox nc, Lexington, Va
NJ. amt she n peach when she's tight.
BLAIR BOILING, City.
To set stuns served you about right.
LULA CAIRNS, oil Floyd Avenue.
Gu take back seat out of eight.
It's Il pity she wasn't reared right.
ANNIE w. BELL, Wilburn. Va.
It's pity that girl can't do right.
MRS. LANDoN JACKSON, Holloway, Va
Your laugh is quite full for n bite.
GEO. ". SHEPHERD, Fredericksburg,
Va
a loud iaush be,rays a hend light.
ELIZABETH d. GILLIAN, Buckingham
, IIcr poor little head isn't right.
a. WINSTON a9l Willoughby Avenue
| think that It served her just right,
WILLIAM X. HOWARD. fredericksburg.
Like your Jewels. you can't stand the light
Arc you angling for suckers to bite?
MRS. w. L. WARD. Moonlight. Va
That bell rings brassy all right.
The limerick Editors Mail BaE.
1t Is interesting to note that the
lines sent in to the Limerick Editor
this week included replies from 1876
Virginia post-oftices. and "a post offices
out of ths State. Most of
the Virginia post-ofces were du-
plfcated, many Of them again and
again, and not few of those
in other States We're represented by
Iiffnrpnt No f,,l
list of post-offices from which replies
were received includes:
Virginia MISUNDERSTANDING. Man
chester Cartersyille, Louisa, Barton
Heights, Petersburg, Swansboro, Staun-
| ton. Norfolk, Fredericksburg. Wake
field, Roanoke. Columbia. Danvillc.
Nottoway. Newport News, Bedford
]. Gordonsyllie. Trevt..ans. McISenncy,
| Lacrosse, Butterworth, Christiansburg
4 Charlottesville, Onaucock Shanghai
| Bowling Green, Lebanon, Pocahontas
/ Blackstone, Crewe, Sutherland, Lynch
/ burg, Hampton, Ordinary, Skipwith
| Keswick. Houston. Noel. Boydton. Mid
! lothian, brakes Branch South Boston
| Scottsburg, SutherIn, Eagle Rock, CHS.
mont. Basic City. Pamplm City. znni
| Cuckoo, Waynesboro. Cumnor Houston
/ Waverly. Rice Depot, Big Island
| Mountain, Rock Castle, Howardsville
Covington, Chatham Hill, Abingdon
Lester Manor, Little Plymouth. Blacks
/ burg. Chatham, Rocky Mount, Front
Royal, Burkeville. Holiday. Beaver
/ Dam, Locklies, Chase City. Dunsville
Jetersville, Portsmouth,. Fire Creek
Mills, Batesville. East Leade, Zoar
Pulaski. Maiden's, l.anexia, Crewe, Ark
| Farmville, Buena Vista, Buchanan
Christlansburg. Stony Greek. Wllburn
Lexington, yigor. Atlee. Culpeper
| Moonlight, ScOttsville, Buckingham
| Courthouse, Mineral, Forksville. Beach
] Cluster Springs, Greenway, Dillwyn
4 Radford, Martinsville. saluda, Balls
VILE, Deerfield, Glade Spring, Concord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
CONTINUED frrn First Page,

CONTINUED frrn First Page.j
The opportunity Is final magnificent
and not to be resisted by the nmbitiouss
The WccI<s' Results.
Results for last week follow:
THE PRTzE-WiNNING LINE.
bray, Mnudie, Int UT not your right.
Mrs. MAMIE SUTTON PUhDY, Lave
rcace vile, WI.
spECIAL DISTINGUISHED MENTION.
"I8et she's forty." she answered: "Not
Mrs. N. u. CHERRY, GIL North
Thirty-first Street.
There's a mouthful of store teeth all
AARON JEFFREY, Newport News.
Last summer her hair wasn't light.
SARAH G. BERKELEY, 22o4 East
Grace.
TO think that Bill went with that
r. i. WINSTON. Chamber of Com
merce.
"She's'---but really 1t won't do TO write
C. r., S21 West Grace,
That's the girl who was fooled at the
white.
w. f. WILSON, Box sSi.
"So laughing allowed"--just for spite.
II. L. WALKER, Jr., Durham.
Tbat hcc -hnw would put Maude to
MYRTLE nAzELGRovD. s1o Barton
Avenue.
she left and she tllnks It's all right.
Mrs JOHN WEYMOUTH, Hampton,
Va.
She has n laugh on her all right.
EVA ELAN. Trevilians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
The Blame

II Winter had the Job alone
He'd do il right, for he IS bold
But Summer days come bulting in,
And they're what give. a man cold.
And as a cold is congestion and as Gowan's Pneu-
MONA Cure scatters all Kinds Of Congestion and
Pneumonia and Group and all such Affections, the
best and only thing is 10 have always bottle in the
house, Aldruggsts, External. SO cents and $l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

Mrs. Lucy Ball. of brakes Branch.
W., vino inquiries about tho origin of
the Limerick, will find all available in
formation in our editorial article IN
The Times-Dlspatch for Friday, Sep
TENDER eth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

That's tho sirl with thu ring appetite.
II Won chow her "a ring she VIII bite.
Two wrongs never made one wrong right.
|. never puys To get tight.
,fyfv ~, ir,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
NOVEMBER 1 IN HISTORY.

129O-Jews expelled from England.
1755-Nearly sixty thousand persons
persisted in earthquake at Lis
bon.
1765-Stamp Act came into force.
17S9-Lettres de Cachet abolished by
the French National Assembly
1S10-France removed its restrictions
against American trade.
1S36-George L. Spencer, who aided
in the exposure of the Star
Route" postal frauds, born in
New York Died Feb. 10, 1893.
1S55-Dr. Livingstone discovered the
great cataract, which he named
Victoria Falls.
1S60-Boies Penrose, U. S. senator
from Pennsylvania, born in
Philadelphia.
1S61-Gen. George B. Mcclellan APP
pointed commander-in-chief of
the United States army.
1S93-Bill repeating the Sherman sill
yer purchasing act passed by
congress and signed by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT
dallas Times Herald.J

dallas Times HeraldJ
Here is the dope" Take either
end of the string:
Before | proceed to discuss the
topic which has been assigned me
will perform another service for the
state of Texas. cordially approve
the governors declarations that he
will drive out of the state every trust
within it's borders. / desire to state
in this presence (facing Governor
CampbelD that the Standard Oil Co.
is doing business in this state, and if
Governor Campbell will instruct the
attorney general to bring suit in Tex
arkana on Monday morning | promise
to furnish the irrefutable proof of
what l say."-Senator Bailey at ban
quet, Saturday night, October 10.
You were present and heard what
l said, and you must therefore know
with absolute certainty that | did not
pretend to have any personal knowl-
edge which would qualify me as a wit
ness in any court | distinctly stated
that the proof which l could furnish
is a part of the official record Of a
Texas court Senator Bailey to At
torney General Davidson, Saturday,
October &c.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
There's No Use

talking. you can't beat Herbine for
the liver. The greatest regulator ever
offered to suffering humanity. If you
suffer from liver complaint, IL you
are bilious and fretful. its your liver,
and Herbine will put it in its proper
condition. A positive cure for Consti-
patton, Biliousness, Dyspepsia and all
ills due to a torpid liver. Try a bottle
and you will never use anything else.
Sold by Bratton Drug Company.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
ANOTHER GREAT INDUSTRY FOR
TEXAS.

An Eastern writer in one of the
standard magazines, writing on the
question of paper making, and com.
menting on the limited supply of wood
pulp and the rapidity with which it is
being used up, says the paper makers
of the country will have to turn to
rice straw for a suitable material for
the manufacture of print paper. And
the writer says as Texas and
Louisiana are the rice producing
states of the country the paper mills
will naturally turn to these states.
The writer says there is now over
S6,000,000 worth of this rice straw
burned in these two states every. year
just TO get it out of the way, as there
is at present no market for it, but
when the paper makers begin to uti
lie it all of this waste will be stop
ped and make the straw a valuable
material.
Paper makers have realized for a
long time that some other material be-
side wood pulp must be utilized for
the manufacture of print paper The
timber for paper making is being rap
idly exhausted and it is only a ques-
ton of short time when the supply
will be gone. Investigation has been
active to find a material that can take
the place of the wood, and ii has been
shown that rice straw is the next best
thing and within the cost of the man.
ufacturer. So, it may be that within a
few more years Texas and Louisiana
may be furnishing the paper pulp of
the country, and the mills may be es-
tablished in these states.
The writer quoted here says some
idea of the rapidity with which the for
ests are being devastated by paper
making may be had by citing the fact
that it requires the timber from six
acres to manufacture paper enough to
print the Sunday edition of any one
of the great metropolitan papers.
Texas has great future, and the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

The president and his cabinet will
pay no attention to the criticisms OF
the South on the favoritism shown
the administration in furnishing gov.
eminent money to pull the Wall street
gamblers out Of the hole and in refus-
ing government money to the South
err farmers to pull them out Of the
nole and prevent the sacrifice Of the
cotton crop Of the South. Cortelyou
evidently knew what he was doing,
and knew that in toadying to Wall
street he was tickling the republican
machine.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
HERALD ECHOES.

The Bailey issue is becoming very
personal and is reaching point
where the wisest counsel Of the dem.
ocrats Of the state should step in and
call a halt in the situation Such a
controversy cannot result in any good
to the state. Bailey should never
have opened the old score by his I'M
timely remarks at the Dallas ban
quet-Palestine Herald.
True, and Bailey should not have
started the fight by denouncing the
minority Of the legislature upon its
failure to condemn him as a result of
the investigation Go back a little
further Senator Bailey should not
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Editor Robinson says the three
strong political evangelists OF the
day are Roosevelt, Bryan and Hearst.
And Robinson is a democrat. II he
does not get read out of the party in
Texas it will be wonder. He left
out the one great name. and mention
ed Hearst. The Houston Post will
have fit.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Charles Culebrson. Texas senator
can get along longest with less tall
than any man who ever stood under
the spot light in national affairs. And
ne does it so easy you don't know he
is doing It. Maybe he thinks that his
contemporary from Texas talks
enough for two senators. Nhe-lsf9r.
what Charley thinks?-Palestine Her
aid.
Just watch the senior senator when
the time comes for his talk to count.
He is almost certain to be elected
leader of the democrats in the senate,
and then we expect him to say some.
thing about state rights and the en-
croachment of the federal courts upon
the rights Of the people and the states.
Culberson doesn't indulge in idle
boasts or useless talk-Beaumont
Journal.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Most of the Bailey papers in Texas
have suddenly grown anxious that the
Bailey discussion be closed. The Her.
aid has urged this for some time. But
we are little curious to know why
the Bailey papers have become so
anxious within the past few days.
Something must have happened some
where.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
City Hall One Night,
Saturday, Nov. End,
The Majestic Vaudeville Road Show
headed by the worlds greatest
sensation,
YUM a.

What is Yuma? Man or machine?
Is IT living breathing thing. possess.
ing human intelligence and such
splendid control OF the muscles that
the eyes do not twitch, the lips do not
move, or is it a mechanism and such
a perfect work Of the artists hand
that it can perform every human func-
ton? These are the questions that
will puzzle patrons Of the Palestine
Opera House. Yuma's act is one OF
the most sensational and the most
mysterious that ever has been pre-
scented.
Seats on sale at Swift's.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
To Contractors and builders.

Proposals for the erection Of a two
story brick business house in Pales-
tine for DR.. J. c. Silliman will be re-
ceived until noon, Wednesday. Nov.
6. 1907. Plans and specifications and
further information may be obtained
from Jas F. Brook. architect, 2O7
Combination street. 2S-5t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Another great democratic state will
be brought into the union on the six
teenth of this month. Oklahoma will
be born as a sovereign state on that
date.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Strange, isn't it, that the United
States government has plenty OF
money to put the Wall street stock
gamblers out Of the hole. but not a
cent to help the Southern farmers in
holding and protecting their cotton
against these same stock gamblers?
Wonder why this is so? Surely the
South and the men Of the South are
as much entitled to financial assist
ance as are the men OF Wall street
Yet it seems to make a difference
Palestine Herald.
Strange that such positive prefer
ences should be so publicly manifest
ed by public officers with the peoples
money. Congressman Burleson is to
be commended for his effort. It is to
be hoped he will carry his fight into
the house on the converting Of con-
gress in Observation-Disclosures Jour.
nal.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

The executives Of the Associated
Iron Moulders Of Scotland are at pres
ent negotiating with the Scottish EN-
ployers' Federation OF Iron and Steel
Founders for an advance of one farth-
ing an hour, and, although the first
formal demand was declined. it is ex-
pected a satisfactory settlement will
be reached.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

High prices in many directions are
liable to get a call down by the pres
ent furry in the financial world, and
if nothing else good comes out of the
present crisis this is almost sure to
result Prices were getting too gay
and needed a call down.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

tuition in practically all of the trades.
years. Now it is an established insti-
Electrical workers in Halifax. n. s..
have received an increase OF $1.5O q
week
Needle making and file cutting seem
to be the occupations most susceptible
to the ravages of consumption.
The members of the Federation of
German Seamen, thirty thousand
strong, are still on strike. having gone
out May 20 last.
One of the veterans Of the Mexican
war is Joshua Hunt. an active men,
Der OF Typographical Union No. 3O1,
of Richmond. Ind.
The Kansas City Southern Railway
company has granted a voluntary in
crease in salaries OF s. a month to its
telegraph operators. It is the second
increase in salaries on this road since
January l.
The especially valuable feature OF
the Page eight-hour law in New York.
which distinguish il from any other
child labor statute in the United
States, is the requirement that these
eight hours must fail between S a. III.
and p. m.
For a period Of twenty-five years to
1905. the greatest number Of strikes
in any one industry in the United
States was in the building trades.
which had more than 25 per cent Of
strikes and 3S per cent Of all the es-
adjustments involved in strikes.
The United States circuit court OF
appeals has confirmed the decision Of
the United States district court Of the
Eastern district Of Missouri. holding
that it was proper to enjoin labor or
CARNATIONS from boycotting a manu-
featuring company by forcing con-
tractors to discontinue the use OF its |
products or to do without laborers.
%
The biggest colliery strike which |
Great Britain has seen was the great
strike I'm South Wales in 1895 The
strike was started by the boys who
acted as haulers at one OF the princi-
pal collieries suddenly throwing mp
their work One hundred thousand
men walked out. and not a pick was
swung for III days.
The difference between the stogie-
makers and the Cigarmakers dates to
1879. when the former withdrew from
he cigarmakers' organization. Since
hat date they have successfully main
aimed an independent union, and at
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

The Galveston News says the storm
in that city Tuesday night did dam
age to the extent of Sl5OOOO. The
News gave the outside world the full
information about the storm, and hid
back nothing.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
. gH
Pianos

The best Piano in America that is
sold at a reasonable price. 1t is best
from every standpoint, inside and
out from bottom to top; it has the
finest veneering, the finest finish in
side and outside, best sounding board,
best scale, and the best tone. There
is nothing but first-class material aAd
workmanship to be found III the make
up of CROWN PIANOS. We are
selling the regular $3.50 styles, to in
troduce them into Palestine on easy
terms. and at 1895. If you want one
of the best Pianos on the market at a
low price, call on us and see our
CROWN. We know what it is and
know it will stand close inspection.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01
Rrinn Your Shoes 70 Ne.

My heart is good and the prices are
low. Bring your Shoes to the Boston
Shoe Shop and will do you a good
job. Guaranteed. Gle Spring street
11-1-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Be sure and see Tippen 6 Gil
breath's beautiful line of woolens for
fall and winter wear. Corner Oak
and John streets. 9-24-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Representatives of nearly all the
large industrial plants in Kenosha,
Wis, met recently and took steps for
the formation of a manufacturers as.
sOciation, the chief object of which
will be to maintain the open shop in
every plant in the city. The manufac-
turers who have signed the agree
ment employ $500 men and have an
annual pay roll of more than five
million dollars.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

Do not be a critic; be a worker. II
you must criticise be a worker and
then a critic.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-01

The Forepaugh and Sells circus is
coming to Jacksonville. Jacksonville
has made a reputation as the abiding
place Of much ready money, and the
shows and circuses dearly love a
town like that. Raise tomatoes and
see the show.-Palestine Herald
A place like Jacksonville does not
only attract the attention OF a show,
but most all people who want to To-
cate in town where health is good
and schools are good. and churches
are good, and last but not least, a
strictly prohibition town.-Jackson-
vile Reformer.