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The Springdale news., 1908-08-07
HOGS

Registered Poland China brood SOW for sale. Also four shoats, eligible for registry.
 WILLARD BERRY.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-07

 Mrs. J. D. Bevers and daughter Pauline visited at Monte Ne Tuesday.
 Miss Hattie Wade, of Farm iugton, who had been here visit ing relatives aud friends, returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. l.. G. Commo returned Tuesday night from Newport, this state, where she had been visiting with relatives.
 (. l.. Denny, representing the Arkansas Improvement Comp any Of Bentonville, was in town Tuesday on business.
 Virgil Davis of the First Ma tlonal Bank. k assisting III Own beys drug store this week during the absence of Bob Walron.
 Miss Helen Mcnab. of Little Rock. arrived Tuesday night and will spend tile summer here with her sister, Mrs. W. II. Morrow.
 Mrs. G. C. Green arrived sun- day afternoon from Lincoln to spend q week or so visiting at the home of her father. T. Sharp north of town.
 The recent rains have been of great benefit 10 late gardens and truck patches, and there Is How an abundance of beans and other late vegetables.
 Henry Eldson and Phillips X Caldwell returned Tuesday morning from St. Louis where they had been with several car loads of stock.
 D. J. Taylor and son Morris left Friday afternoon for their old home at Clearwater, Nebras- ka, where they will spend some four weeks visiting.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Durham ot' Johnson County. Indiana, arrived few days ago to visit with the families of w.. D. Mitchell and J. l.. Jones.
 r. II. Loh, of Siloam Springs, came i'll Tuesday in the interests of the Modern Woodmen of America order, and will endeav- or to organize d lodge at this place.
 Louis Philips came out from Fayetteville Saturday to visit with E. C. Fitzgerald, residing near town, who has been Ill for some time, and is not expected to recover.
 w. F. Sanders and son Frank, J. J. Banks and Ed. Mathews spent two or three days over on War Eagle last week fishing. They brough eight fine cat fish home with them.
 G. L. Davis, living out near Sonora, left Monday morning for Little Rock, being one of the four delegates from Washington County to the state meeting of the Farmers Union.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Stratton. of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, arrived Sunday afternoon to spend few days visiting with the latter $ parents, Mir. and Mrs. ]. A. BaX- ter, residing ill South Springdale.
 It seems that the fishing fever has broken out anew among Springdale people this week. In
The Springdale news., 1908-08-07

Limbaugh Bros. have just re- eeived complete line of the eel ebrated J. NJ. Bour coffee, 20, 25 and 5 cents per pound. Try 1t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02
Y POzNAhS1Kl.I.RL6O.

KKRRUszzwvviioai. KreWiia,sa 70 tiuateejjs,.,er
50 mistrsa s.ewskiego Losa, IS
letnis panienka plly rospalaniu 9
'g6if1tw ikutchhnmi u,tblals sobie wska-
tex nieostro4notoi pan tofelkl matte
j rzueila ns.tepaie palace sie jsss~
ore sapaikke obok sieble. Naras pm.
tofstkii siis s.palily ; niero.v.an.
at.nsia v okamgni,snia.w p4omie-
mach. ogieh domovnioy wPr.aw::
.vd1,e ugssili, leez . odwiedd il ma'
si.ds % lasarstu p'owlatowegow
strsslnie. Pc n~aioteaiu banda4i,u.
,o,as'ulttts, lie dosy6 sdrowa, nAstephe.--
60 50 dInla paralit pofotylkres jej ~
ol l /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02
ZadaWalnia najlepiej "
sSH1beip.

ssSpraWiia iniste nieogfanieczonag
fpaFassy!Ijjsed11nnahho5js,sp,po,lle Bucklena.mast
AnnikoMF2 .h&.s:powiado j. w. Jen-
Kin, HapelI. Hill, 80. g. ssJJestem
pr1etlkIordhaany = Jest najjllepsza
mxsd zkdxawani1j4oa swiecie,
:wyleoxyla :okropn9 RANG nll.e 81
paloa. j j n1iig1salyJ ME szawodI v wv
leotenln aakkiilaj b4dz4ranlyy, spares ra'e'
nsias, Acknowledgement A lkdt6frEyyaehnsbbyy.-:
WIZ WIZ ppfxyioaohtMlsss :.Ss apiece M Y.
Is Hoxsilsas kkiiego, apptekaslrzsa..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

! KRAJANKA. R%obotnioy' Jan N
fo~sli : M.linowski sevill ryby
4; 3jlssa1iorse govnieki.r'- cIo'ao,
u, kkt6fem sie .n.jdowali prsewr6t'
oillo .ie j obj wpsdli We vods. Po-
siadaesowi Rclbiokiemu ud,le gle
wprawdzie ioh M br1eg d~ciagnaed,
aIe i J.Dkowskiego wsselk. = iusil O.
w1anis, BY 60 oouo'd. byly ber skut.
Au. b. e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02
/. . UAIlICYI

-. ttr NY = Is a..s .sr7aS5 t q
IWo = Y. T.. TEat+yFl.sy praoodavo.
: 1.w AVG kra A'.i 1t5regc
pr1 ~ ''1''j i JET :. Pawe'
Prof. roswipa1 ensrgiozna asoys
v4r6d kra +, Y We v s,Lvewie, Kra.
kowle j rs prowiino inc j Y ' oelu bojko-
towsn1ii1a n1lelmieobikiioh fabfyk ska.
dow sukna: Skutek okazal sie
x1rdtee w'do 3, oto ledo. maj !,
v'isks ''g ~ firm !i' !. atrsy y i l,e !, !. st !.
dy sukna V Bawaryi,, 'ktdra -. do
,tarosa roosnie do Ga1ioyi IA pare
trod toiwa,ru, dowieasiaws1y s,,s, !,
prredstaw ioiel jej ne Austrye wra-
O. : niozem y GalicYi, pi-
sze list = listen j sswisdsmiajao
60 . eneraiiosn;yesh sirokaoh podjs:
'tyeh y drod.e, pio d !j1ia 20, kroAas'b i.
81 aunstsn f aersp Si dib ssaia il
. 4, !; i ! i. l': pol.iiej fspr !, ~ pt1 ,,,s
bawa1skiie miinisterstwo tronu i do
nu lrdlevstiiego; Pre-. i.be han
dove ! zxiassk1 eksporterdw "
Monaehiium -iistd., - ziaapowiada, be ak
y, \ ohr l,i5i' i. z.ga Gro J ,,,
.pr,enys.u niemieoeieg@;o;"' prxy.
br.'o ma ldl s1sretiessosniary.
Podobno ta4 krawoy lwowsoJy u
chwaliiis na: wzdr, t-Krakowa przy-
wieszad ma dr1wiach swoich skle-
pc pow .tablice .xsbraniajjao sWs i,a .
jentom Niie1n,eoa
We :uiisllaa Il: eelkkoasoh wystawnyohl
Y Krakowie. xYsla4iopos kartkiz
taaspujso1m Rapissna::
,,Die Herren. R e aus Pre-
:ualsen v !. . eif. l', i dresses 1ass-
ohaft, ia &. neutrality-suspicious. and
niiclht .sabettete!nss., q y Pell,skliiilm'r
jezykn s.. lao, .RF.sqoN i .pr1ted.ta=-
~iocssIe dondx ppraskleh present
e . NE, vtr.as.pia do tego. kaDto=
81, o.ileim sebbed4is 9 .sprawy han.
*.4as ]; s IS. So. (. sss:.::
.LWooW: Z: sis.y'4.li !, ), dora-
o1ono Ut osik.rfeniia. stazykskii
u n.6a protest,
talEsy= 2E.HEsGa4-S9 N+-E1 80 gEAtHEA- - G!r=|g5-=7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

4} U4 -. @&satA So e
UHELMaA. ,,'T'Aoras7 ny do do.
noElx4ic,, il Y kosoiets p4fafislnyh
y Cheftaay v adiedsiissis; n IN, ,54
:sh1opo5w i lss d.iys~e.et prsyjgtop
s.kramesta 4wiate doaaje, Z. prse-
1sswa tnsssaa wysaotzona wylaFtels.g4.
nis*ttJha PaskHas.se ON NE
:, u I'D. 49,. 3,.4l,.o
!.
"
!. .,y,..a,
a...a.. !,
:,,. a.
-.
~. y, s.. ..r -
-" y 2 j%:"3t - :: .%
= aprawJ l1tolietie sss4se1shay'
> nj sbe's54sle d'ts sets1 . 'e0n
Polskich wssy ! e ,,5: pa g, T. ' tf'e 2. q
70 ME wyglsssls' ~ pfzemoW's7'A
pohaiego, ale navel naosa Ply"
cote v.we.a odbyw. s'e wy'sosnie
pc hista'eotu:: :. . ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02
4 .E : rs SSsi; ;fgS atS
O,JICl5,zI'Yl!IZl,NlTYl,lll'
I PRUS POLSRIlC,H.

ZPRUS ROL6hlGhl.
u @
~BswlDzYN.sPsvien pomoona,lk'
blaeharski sajety q dschu nowej
kam.enioy .padi !. alios. , 'atleeE'y
glove 8 kupe ksm'eni. cis.ko rae.
IVY, odwiesiono do dcmu choe
,ryeh.
/ y gesewie. - vJbuud'o~aniu.
spstit siis dom, stodoa. j y, ohlew po-
aaasas,cisloM Adolfovi ,Ko1hllso9wii.
Nlaeniesisch Egihstto 9 prosiss','
Is ikdr otrfasass Is marst v srebr1e..
Bydis 1d.jd6,~a,a'to sfi,ss - ss " /, i
Y polu.
" sessiy wtorek sspsdf dig
soxo~ybudowaby dom p. Frydy
hasao*tkiej. Isndsi 70 sseseto'e
e poblisu ME byfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

i uDANsH NJ brseRu Mosiswy
491ilt - + s'ott dlsIisei. Nssas
wp.di Kurt sttoiffm t II isynae1k,
t.ohnik. budovl.neg!o do woody i
1ppos.at sostd P4ssohodssey tsd1 IL
st vi P = w,sk'o,osya n.a Ky !
Mast: % Tseki j ~tdobYa. tonnsoes'~
80 ) vody: D'iieoio odsy,tai,o
~lrbtes .pr1,te'hposd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

=. F.'i. q -.--- So. 10, Lii - N- %as -
aN1EzNo. W sobote pr1edswia
ttgo4h4 postedl 10 tletni syn restla.
raatoslrras Ntunthera wk,raz ! o6rka 70.
bota,fa F1r4otoviat. Do dola 20
piasek. Nsgle sarwa}a siie mad nj
hi 1bryaa 1ieni, sssyp'adjla il niesz'
es,g,iwe dasi,eo,,. Pewna ko'biesa vi,
dsqe TO, pobiegg}a i'm M ratn t'le'La
Dats~oae, gdy 70 wydobBte, d.wa,
10 55eissotsznaA syoia, lsaz wdre+-
a dos Batesdy skonaio; chfopca
w i. Jul tylko jako trnpa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

~ 5N EFIEtF L.t - No
BYTOM. Do wieEien,a 6ledoiie~.
gov Bytom,u %odstawiono : Kato,
VIZ r1dcs r.uhuutowego = Hs Eel:
sohsl. satrudniousgo 40 nlsdawn.
Y ur1sdasie: R.ssm ! MIN me- byd
Y wsiinnnnyych j~eszcxcse wsielu innych:u-:
'fsssalnnttow toiejowyo,h ft6rsy tax;
i \. n.jjel byt pooiegnis oi a. ,odpo
n iea.ialnedoi, W1orov. sospoda.r..
Il. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

EIEi $-2G@s
KoscI.AAliN. ostt td. e z.baropniss
EsYa Yosaisss ~ I. II oalkoyy
si y [ !. its I 81 Y poih 'als y ~ s'h'5 Y IS
! xosnIct Is s syt,s'l 6 i hk
pploassnIs, trEylnaaJJtsc a'sIbtiits fu1 U
81 IN. i Plodoe..,,ss pp <''l ~ 81. vo 80
4 z.slk4vyp.lvddflaa NE. az ! m. .7sp.da, y,
1toaal stslpiiss, syypalslA aIAppstJ
Za.yll.. az v6 4 AN lsvs II !,
''strlsteovi ulvaalA 81 ppeel ppailISEall 1 Y ~
NJ NJ II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

KAhISz. W nisdslsle, dnia 81.
mai. II. grotla niemotw Ksisst--
Z, W: PPosnahsti iego,yi1sf ofone : kilku
nissta os6b. svledsi1o :naiiasto IA
lin. Podc1as wyoiecsi u%csestnlcy
wsezlii gremialnie pod wsransle on
kisrni =. Ma.lo j sssieslli 1prszy sto-
iilhiasIoih,. ri. chwjli jedeh ! Mich Wy
:.s1en prsed o~ukiernia Y cola 1oba.
e1eni. fsrmny, ! apostr1eg,ssy ne
ai ! n ustgi Psi.kis, s~akoHa uni
'kowa1 % towarzyszous swyn, ktd.
~ afsEwioosniiss9 opasefii ouiki it.|
ais =. M Il. N.pu ~ v dla nj:
kt6rs y:1 pia pytlJao igpisny
.do obeych3 lok.L !.
RADON. Dnia Z b. N. . godsi-
MIA 10 rano, v holsieae parafialr..
n7m war6d modlssyoh sie aastepA;
ppprioeh. Pr1se.yn4 tego byay
tstgtass.ssns ski, vydasls1ae pt.sx
Hsgos wlotoiAnira, kt6ry u,padi =
i a. taarI.l ssie % ppoosaid.ce. Jak dc 81 o.
.kk..zzaio, wlodcc,,aspia ~ 4atYaz sep J,
\ ldo'.,s t.'ulooiia,InlY ! ,r'o,1.E,s.aoElJy, y sga,
bt 400 rabli PFo 3 natnln 1ltl:
4 wIlrb.es 4 a.Ip I 81, ll.lto s ! Ssyoai,s
- Ryy11lslnione = ssadlolbb 81 6}o q |g,|
lkalosoi.nin in H.uba. K 60, )
% lsa I. \ Il. a. !, :nnio ,v ID,
s a | - &. .5ss !. q. 5...s
W!Al.lR q y, q, l:AlL.przsolx ias,i,l'=1
81 st. i yN.aia. u 1nlst1I.n sziW'ar.|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

z;.AlBRzE. Gdy. ' tyoh dn,aooh
mi.} sie odbyd pogr.eb tony gdr-
nika p. = zabrxa pdfnocllego, po.
1Hsja obtosJi. arssztem awlok'
srnsrhsj, poniievat frewni sha,aarae15
az polioji donissii, y ar,srsia tnnier-
oia ME n~aturaln',e. MI jjeii IA ; n'a
n a,e1god.,e 1ood1lennie sic bar
'izo sneca{ nsd ais.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

s. 49, j. S+.a =zyI -, -E@5 T&slr-+, F--&y ~ =,
TRZEMESZNO. Demiesska-
naa gf6wnsgo naaosycfeia pana'
;Mhasrt,a przybyi podresajacy RE
mies5lniik, pross4c . j.anuans.
Podosas gdly! iona I !sn.uo'Yoiella
udala bic do sasiedriego pokoju po
pieniadse zamienil 6w podrdsnyswe
stare podarte trzewiki ~ nowo ka-
nasse, stoj4ee przypadkoso =
prxsasionku. Gdy naac4ycielo~sa
- j wreosy1a ma jss-
51mdian1s, paoidrdsny podziekowal ! g
lotnil sic. strste spostr1esono
poaiewosasle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T9 r"Er' "ErfN I-HEs ~ re&A-sl-rFE
~sZAMoTULY. ~ .sobote We
:esoren rerwsly ~ diva vieltie
,psy poa,vz'611o~e ! tutej do1n.niium
i napadly wraostscs ! cmentarsa
1s.letnia o6rke chs}upaika Kustetra|
.stsd. Zsjadh bestye pop'rrseadsalsFaayy
sakniel pograyly il naiebe1pieo. &
Mo. No hrzyk dasiewo.sn1 n l,'sd i,s
Rso5 k,ika osob, kt6fsan = Hudean u
d.ldo ~ ia~oEhio n'essossaaal,vs of'a-
y / |. Pea l lt,,'... ro.1~te 81 tl Y ],
:,xvxv,ietssts ] II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

. zABRz,lE.. " tyob doiach otr1y~
mai capitalists Krebes besimienpy
list ! pogt6st.,n'a, - jeteli ME
.so.y :. :, poesoie 1000 100 nfrst, %.
jstanie sEamordowanYm: KiIku urze-
dnik6v krYmina1oyoh v pr1ebraniu
ar1ednik6w poo1to wYch, strsegie.
prses kilka. dn,i budyntu. Wtem
:zssosil sie IA Poests IS letni asJ !,
lsteae ppooz,owy Dominit ) pro6ba.
o~yd.nie .d az PICNIC:
dly. p. .ost.t natyehm, I'll ares1
lot,NalnllI.s.s.1s, !. / s 81 n I. ] 1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

4 klilB14lsEk0l6lR " U lll, llllI
a I IgDsoox telsvorstl'oo u sexls
ggllIll s.k!eslnl i: Do dosuru s'skar-..
~ nplaaalliss,ss.9p,oo '1,lr, d Nh, a g'l'Iial.
1via |. 8 VI 4 1ltg;D.oov., 81 . |. d Ii
Noodlaka Wojoieecha Adamnusskliiego..
Aloatek.i Plo,ba'.dals,*s1.d - !, dc 5d.s<'
llf lEllaiiii slaEEeliss.
4&E faE:e MFR &45NE.. A5s5#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

LW1oto'W,l5'1;:: . !. siie.y4sliemu dora-
|o |, Ut io Ok ris1i siazYhski
n n.da protest,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-02

I i,iaytjts
sks.y1aaaiia a q mnistes !, 4 4
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

The Herald, with every other
thoughtful person in the city, deeply
deplores the misfortune that has over
taken the waterworks company and
the heavy loss that falls on the own
er, Mr.. Thomas Cronin, evidences of
sympathy being extended from all
sides, but it has been source of graf
ification to us, since such calamity
has overtaken us, that the men of the
town have proven equal to the occa-
sion, and have worked so promptly to
take care of the situation 1t demon
strates fully that Palestine can do
business promptly and we'll. This
crisis has fully demonstrated the fact
that when the people here want a
-tthifs-they know how to get it. Prac-
tically the entire city has rallied
around Mr. Cronin, and the assistance
asked by him was given promptly and
without reserve, relieving him of
much worry and confusion. The Her
aid has the faith in the men of this
town to believe, had Mr.. Cronin not
protested against such move, that
the amount needed to rebuild his
water plant would have been donated
by this people, and we get much salts
faction out of such conclusion. 1t is
pleasant to believe we live among
people whose hearts are always in the
right place and who are ready to re-
spond to the help of one another
And, too, we admire the spirit shown
by Mr.. Cronin, who though hit very
hard financially, refused the charity of
his neighbors, and asked to be helped
in business way only.
The calamity is distressing one,
and yet out of the experiences follow
ing it there is much to challenge the
admiration of the man who admires
pluck and charity, and the goodness
of man to man.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
GOV. CAMPBELL INTERVIEWED.

The following interview from Gov
ernor Campbell appeared in Sunday
edition of the New York World:
The boundless resources of Texas
were little known to the outside world
twenty-five years ago. That this state
was an empire in domain was under
stood, and the mistaken idea that Tex
as was only suited for home for long
horn cattle and picturesque cowboys
who were handy in the use of their
guns was about the sum and substance
of Texas's reputation in many parts of
| the United States quarter of cen
tury ago. The changes that have
been wrought during that period al
most surpass belief
In the development of her material
resources Texas is leaping forward at
a marvellously rapid rate. The popu-
lation of the state twenty-five years
ago was less than 100000; it is esti-
mated today to be more than 1000, 600.
The state had only about 5000 miles
of railroad twenty-five years ago. To
day there are more than $4,000 miles
of road, including main track and sid
ings. The individual deposits in the
chartered banks of Texas a quarter of
a century ago amounted to less than
$9,000,0 600; now these deposits aggre-
gate more than s170,00O,000. 1t was
not known that rice could be grown in
Texas twenty-five years ago; today
Texas leads all other states in amount
of rice production. Texas is rapidly
becoming one of the largest wheat pro-
ducing states. The vast region where
wheat can now be successfully grown
and is being rapidly placed in cultiva-
ton was trackless plain considered
hardly fit for grazing twenty-five
years ago.
Less than twenty-five years ago
Texas was dependent upon the East
for money to move her crops; today |
Texas is a lender of money The tax
able values of the state twenty-five |
years ago were about 100000, 900; |
today they amount to 81 1915, ass, |
and the tax rate has been lowered |
from 25 cents on the 500 valuation to |
IL IL cents, and it is probable that |
the rate can be reduced next year to |
not exceeding cents ON the 500 valu-
alton.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
MAY is IN HISTORY.

12S4-London Fishmongers' company
formed.
1643-Royalists victorious at battle OF
Stratton.
1763-Fort Sandusky, Ohio, taken by
Indians.
1SO1-William H. Seward, President
Lincoln's secretary of state,
born in Florida, N. Y. Died in
Auburn, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1872.
1S24-Levi P. Morton, twenty-second
vice president of the United
States, born.
1S41-Twenty-fiv lives lost by fall
of rock from Cape Diamond,
Quebec.
1S62-Fast day in Richmond, Va.
1S71-Vendome Column, erected by
Napoleon l to commemorate his
victories, pulled down by the
Communists in Paris.
1S86-British evacuation of Suakin
completed.
1SS9-Great loss of property by fire in
Quebec.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

quire lot of money if he could sell
his get-rich-quick schemes at 10 cents
each
Query: rs a poor reputation better
than none at ALP
No, Cordelia, you don't have to wear
pumps in order to play the organ.
A woman isn't necessarily an old
hen because she is set in her ways.
No, Maude, dear, the office hunter
doesn't require cunning license
Let poet write a rich mans will
and he cares not who writes the ma
tons poems
Being an endless affair, a wedding
ring frequently gets one into no end
of trouble
A small boys idea of playing safe is
to get his mother to promise not to
tell his father.
A woman is always contrary enough
to agree with man just when he
doesn't want her to.
Wise is the man who ~kae#s when :
to turn the other cheek and when to
knock his opponent down.
What would happen if the Lord
were to follow all the advice that is I
handed to Him in prayers?
You should remove the junk from
your own back yard before worrying
about the old tin cans in your neigh
News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

good roads throughout the county it
might prove beneficial to purchase the
asphalt refuse of the refineries of our
county and mix it with shell that is
being laid A test of this on few
miles of the roadway under construc-
ton might prove of great advantage
in the building of roadways in the flu
ture as well as determine better paw
ing material for both Beaumont and
Port Arthur than either shell or brick.
Journal
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
NOT so BAD AS FIRST REPORTED

Mr.. l.. j. Huffman, the government
agricultural man, who has been ex,
aiming into conditions in this sec.
ton since the last heavy rains, says
the conditions are not so bad as they
were first reported, or as bad as they
seemed. He said it is remarkable how
we'll the growing crops stood the
storm, and how well the stands of
both corn and cotton are now, consid-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

Accept with much doubt a scandal
you may hear repeated against any
good woman. When you hear man
mot a gentleman, for no gentleman
would do such thing) relating a
scandal about some woman, there is
one of two things, the man is either
lying or the woman is bad. The man
who is low enough to relate the scan
dal is mean enough to lie Therefore
give the woman the benefit of the
doubt.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

People insist on morality unless it's
for themselves.
When woman hasn't good figure
it's a sign everybody is an old cat
not to think she has.
A man can sit up all hours of night
with girl and never get bored until
they are married
A wife calls it not being faithful to
her when her husband thinks another
woman's hair curls naturally.
Nobody should blame a poor girl for
not screaming at being kissed when
her mouth is all stopped up that way.
New York Press.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

There never was better time> in
the world to test the validity of the
split log drag, as well as the validity
of the laws, the standing and running
capacities of the politicians, the lying
proclivities of the grafters and she
laying down traits of friends as right
now at the very present typewriting.
Let the testers get busy.-Bonham
News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
TEXAS, MAY 10, 1908.

ering the punishment they got from
the elements. Mr.. Huffman thinks
the prospects for good crops are prom
Using. He says the plants look well
and are growing. In fact, he says
there is nothing alarming in the stu
alton, and that by good Judgment and
much work good crops will be the re-
ward
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

Stay by your town. Do not get dis
couraged at some incident, but keep
pushing and working, and things will
come out all right Palestine is one
of the best towns on the map, and
nothing can matter for long at time
if the home people will stand together
and keep working.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

Hon. Gus Shaw as the American
Book Trust candidate for governor is
about the funniest thing Imboden has
given to the state since he got back
from his speech-making tour. The
Herald hopes it is all mistake about
the Honorable Gus, but as to his being
a trust candidate" that is a joke
with an extreme point.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

There's lot more profit to Texas in
agitating for the split log drag and
better roads than in the movement ITO
array citizen against citizen and neig III
Dor against neighbor in a fierce m
troversy over statewide prohibition}-
Fort Worth Star.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

A number of Mexican statesmen
have applied for and received tickets
for seats at the Chicago convention,
and it is expected they will also at
tend the convention at Denver. Mexi-
co is rapidly becoming Americanized
and her statesmen want to learn how
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

The man who comes to town to tell
how hard he has been hit by the
storms is likely to be hard hit, but
the man who stays at home and goes
to work to repair his damage will be
coming to town later with something
TO sell. The man who works will
get there.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16
GOOD ROADS.

Arlington is to have pike road to
the Dallas county line. Good, Tarrant
county can't have too many first-class
roads-Fort Worth Telegram.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

Converts to the gospel of better
streets and roads and more sidewalks
are being made every day in the year.
Terrell Transcript.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

Good roads around a town and good
streets in it make everybody proud
of the place. Some of us have a hard
time getting our sense of appreciation
worked up to the point where we are
proud of Denton in spite of the lack
of these good things, but of course
we are proud anyway. Why not build
the good roads and the good streets
anyway and get more reason for being
proud of the town?-Denton News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

things are done in this country
Bryan Eagle.
Maybe so, but if they dared do them
they would be shot the next morning
at sunrise. President Diaz is dictator,
and permits nothing done, except as
he authorizes it.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

The contract has been awarded for
the foundation of the palace of peace,
which Mr. Carnegie's money is build
be completed in time for settlement
of the controversies between Mr..
Roosevelt and his congress.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-16

The Chattanooga Times is gently
dipping into the Hoke Smith-Joe
Brown set-to in Georgia We should
think the Times could find enough ex-