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MEDICAL
ROBERT G. FULTON, B. A., NJ. D.
SIG 11th St, Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR woME


LADIES
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profession. My fees are reasonable. My hours
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516 18th ST. between Washington and Clay,
Oakland, Cal.
ATTENTION, LADIES. 1920 GEARY ST.
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three or four feet in the air, circ1ed
slowly and descended like a bullet
upon the face of WEIGH. 1t alighted
on his chin and crawled toward his
mouth.
For long minute the other men
looked on in silence The fly stopped
at the mans lip and began to feed.
Carney suddenly swept his hand above
it and the insect darted off. Both
Carney and Adams rose to sitting pos
lures and looked inquiringly at their
PROSTATE comrade. Another minute
passed, and a glance shot between
them. Carney shifted uneasily and
whispered: We'll, Welch, old MANI"
Still the man did not move. His
eyes were closed and a sort of smile
lowered about his lips. Adams
seized his arm and shook him. The
arm dropped Imply back into place.
well, by God!" exclaimed Carney,
and then, placing finger on the mans
eyelid, he roughly pushed it back.
Only the white Of the eye showed.
well, by God!" he muttered again,
and reached for Welch's wrist He
held it for little time between his
thumb and foreinger, while Adams
looked on with puzzled stare. Car
ney dropped the wrist and bent his
ear to the mans nostrils. Then he
drew back, settled himself in his sit
ting posture and turned to Adams,
from whom question burst:
"Fainted?"
Carney shook his head. Dead
scared to death-well, by God!"
For fully five minutes the men were
silent. Then Adams spoke DULY: He
took his chance with us, and it fell to
him. He faded out without maxim
good. But we can make him do 1t.
We can hold him up and let him get
shot. Then we can get that sneak
ing little devil that shot the cor
poral."
Carney sat up. Fright you are; I
was fool not to think of it, but 1t
knocked me all in heap to think
of WEIGH turning yellow. It's just
what he's good for now. I will hold
him up and you can be ready for the
little devil"
He seized the body, and, hugging it
about the hips, strove to raise it so
that the head would show above the
water hole But it was still limp;
it would not hold erect With NUT
tered oath, Carney seized the dead
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-10-19

after q birds nest Id tree over in his
yard. The limb broke, and down he
went right onto the roof of the old corn
house, that hasn't been used for years.
It went in under him like finder. and
as soon as he could pick himself up
and found no bones broke, what should
he see but new white gravestone,
a-settin' up quite pert in a corner
against some rubbish. He went up to
it, and he says as true as the Bible he
saw Melinda Barbour" cut on 1t and
the date she is a-goin' to die ! don't
believe it, sayssI, but was all a-faint,
and had to go and make us each
cup of tea, so we could bear up under
1t.
CAS- soon as I said l didn't believe
it Mis- Mortimer said we'd go our
selves and see. And we did go, Morti-
mer bein' away in the fields, and got
into courthouse. 1t was toward
dark, -nd we shook with the cold,
though it was a warm day in June.
We'd brought a bit of candle with US,
and Mis- Johnson lit it, and then we
saw-land sakes, child; how scairt you
look; don't get so near the fire, hon
ey, you'll be all ablaze. Where was
L? Oh, we saw the stone, just as
white marble, and on 1t the name
tMelindy Barbour with the date Sep
TENDER 5, 49, below it. But the rest
IrBf n
let her live three months, may heav-
en- forgive him. says old Mis- John
son, meanin' different from what she
said.
THE next day I went to Melindy,
and told her the whole truth. And
would you believe it, she said she
thought Mis- Johnson and l had no
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COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Deeds Recorded.

J. N. Davidson to ]. H. Morehead
$3.50; conveys ISL acres of land.
J. B. Morehead to R. E. Pennington
$3.50; conveys 100 acres of land.
A. c. Green to ]. V. Boyer, s1,075;
conveys lots 8, 4, 5, 6 and of block
"a of Green's North Hill addition.
]. e. Turrentine and wife to w. T
Thomas, $500; conveys 100 acres OF
the James Wilson tract
S. L. Wylie ct al to the Boomers
s54.75; conveys 200 acres of Isaac
Lindsay survey.
A. K. Fritz to w. H. Abeling, So,
900; conveys lat IL acres of the ]
Kennedy survey.
Ardiaen Thomas to Cone G Barrett
$50; conveys part of the VIM. Kimbro
league.
w. T. Collins and wife to R. L.
Graham, $500; conveys 1913 Ill acres
of the NJ Riondo II league grant.
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A Letter From Lincoln.

Mr. J. W. Ozment is in receipt o.
the following letter, in reply to one
he wrote some time ago:
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. Is, 1908.
Mr.. ]. w. Cement,
Palestine, Texas.
Dear Sir:-Your letter to Mr. C. W.
Bryan just reached in his accumulated
mail. He asks me to thank you fof
your kind letter with clipping, and to
assure you of his appreciation of the
interest you manifest.
Our reports indicate that political
conditions in the various states are
satisfactory from the democratic
standpoint. All indications point to
democratic victory November 8.
Very truly yours.
]. R. Farris,
Assistant Secretary
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-10-19
GOOD FOOTBALL GAME.
High School Eleven Defeated General
Office Team In Close Game.

The Palestine High School and
General Office football elevens met
on the general office grounds Satur-
day afternoon for game, and the
High School won by core of II to
5. Hamilton made the two touch
downs for the school boys and Kane
kicked them a goal, while Pierce
made the only touch down scored by
the office men. The game was good
one, and the boys are showing i'm
provement. The High School team
is trying to arrange for game with
the Tyler High School boys for All
early date.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-10-19

If you have Photograph it would be we'll for you
to stock up on Records while you get what you
want as we have more Records to select from than
every other house in East Texas combined. Our fine
stock of Sheet Music will be sold greatly reduced
prices ALSO If you need anything in the Music line
call at once.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-10-19

Upward.
mans rifle and jammed 1t down the
back of the dead mans blouse. The
device served, and, holding by the
hips, and keeping his own head well
bent down, he hoisted the corpse erect
and upward. There was moment of
agonizing suspense, and then rang out
the booming roar of Springfield. The
sound was hardly complete before
Adams leaped up and began pumping
his Krag at a patch of powder smoke
in the bamboo At the third shot
there was yell and crashing of
branches. Carney sat weakly down
and propped up the body Of his
friend. There was a yawning hole in
the dead mans forehead where the
snub-nosed Springfield bullet had
crashed through, and tiny stream Of
blood trickled away from it. He turned
to closer examination of the body
of WEIGH. Hell of hole that old
Springfield makes" he muttered. He
united the handkerchief from about
his neck and started to wipe away the
blood. Then he saw something that
made him stay his hand. He looked
closely at the dead mans face and then
sprang to his feet and swore aloud.
For about the lips of his friend, and
spread over the lower half of his face
were-what do you think? Grains Of
mi toe
Just before taps that night Carney
stood within the flap of the majors
tent and saluted. He averred urgent
business. The major looked up
YEARLY from his writing and listened.
Carney, with more strength of Ian
guage than usual to the majors ears,
begged that recommendation would
be made for medal of honor for the
dead man, to be sent to his relatives,
as is customary when a soldier has
died as hero.
II thought he had turned yellow"
said the soldier, land, God forgive me,
| held up his body and let that little
hellion shoot hole in his head And
then / found that he had fixed it all
up. He'd baited himself with sugar
out of his haversack, and that id |
fly lit on him Just as he fig |
ured it would. Physically sir, it |
was more than he could stand,
and the heart failure killed him."
You are right, Carney" said the
major, musingly, when he had heard
the whole story at is the moral he
roes that are the greatest of all. l
will make the recommendation for the
medal OF honor"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-10-19
An Invitation.

Mrs. Fred Daggett, Mrs. Leila Rich
ardson, Mrs. S. A. McMeans, Miss
Zena McMeans and Miss Mamie Gro
min will be guests of Mrs. R. E. Lee
on Tuesday, October goth.
Mrs. Lee requests us to announce
that her friends are cordially invited
to call between 4 and p. m.
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business prying about other peoples
affairs? If he had bought me thou
sand gravestones I'd have him just the
same says she. So they was mar
ried the next day in the Westinghouse,
but Melindy was white as ghost, and
she trembled so she could hardly walk.
They went right away on the cars,
and we threw some old shoes after
'em, but all the wishin' of joy was
make believe, and never saw bride
with such white, set face, never
looking at her husband nor yet at us.
They was away nearly three
months; then they came back to the
old house. But folks said they wasn't
happy, that she was cold as stone,
and he was always at his books and
old insects. One day l got letter
askin' me to come and see her. She
was lynn down on lounge when
got there, white and so thin, with big
eyes with a sorry, hungry look in 'em.
But she had on a smart gown, and was
as pretty as pictur. AS soon as we'd
shaken hands and I'd taken off my
bonnet and mantilla, she says: DO
you know what day tomorrow is?'
Then thought it up, and said it was
the 9Th of September. The day l am
to die she says in a soft, quiet way.
Then 1 up and asked her if Mortimer
had been ill-treatin' her, but she put
up her finger, and said: Not a word
to my husband; he doesn't know
know it. Then she said he was awful
good to her, but she couldn't get that
gravestone out of her head day or
night. All at once it came to me how
matters was; she'd been too proud to
give him up, besides her likin' him,
too; and she'd been too proud to tell
him about it; andsso betwixt the two
the poor child was almost beat out.
She asked if l would go out to the
courthouse with her to see the stone.
She wanted to see it and was afraid
to go alone.
Then queer thing happened. Nor
timer had come into the next room
while she'd been talkin', and heard
every word. / never saw anybody so
stirred up as he was when he came in
Is that tombstone what has stood be-
tween u.s.? he said, and went on to ex-
plain that 1t had been ordered for his
mother. He was such a bad writer that
the stone-cutter mistook the name NAL
why for Melindy, and after the stone
was half done it was found out, and
they made him pay for it. So, as it
was his, he'd just set it up in the corn
house and forgot all about it. Melindy,
she began to cry, and then they fell
to huggin' and kissin' each other, as
if they hadn't met for years. l tried
to put In a word to cam 'em, but they
saw me without seeing me, and heard
me without hearing me, so put on my
bonnet and mantilla and came away
and left EN-.
After that? Dear me, they was the
happiest couple you ever saw. They
used the gravestone for a front door
step, wrong side up, and it was real
pretty Melindy was dretful proud of
him, and believed every word he wrote
about them bugs and beetles, just as
his mother did, which only goes to
show that the old sayin' Is true that
love Is blind"
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Syrup Jugs.

We will have a limited supply of
syrup jugs for sale this season. We
will furnish direct from the factory or
sell your merchant in Palestine.
Hable's Pottery Works, Palestine, Tex
as. 1O-9-2tw
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A Business CHANGE.

L. P. Maynard has bought the in
terest of w. B. Riley in the Union
Cigar Store, and in future will con-
duct same. Mr.. Maynard invites all
his friends and customers to call, and
promises the very best treatment,
etc. 16-tf
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Ben Hearne Captain.

Ben Hearne of this city, student
of the Southwestern University at
Georgetown, has been made captain
of the football team of that school for
the present session, and he will make
good one. He plays full back.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Y. U. Rodger and party of Telluride,
located $40 acres Of land south of the
old Morton place, now owned by John
Fankhauser. These gentlemen are
backed by Italian capital and Intend
planting this land to grapes. First
they will plant small patches at differ
ent locations on their land and IF these
prove success, as these gentlemen,
who have had large experience In
grape culture, feel certain they will,
the entire Tract will be put to vineyard.
If they succeed In growing grapes in
this locality without wafer 1t will not
be long until there will be thousands of
acres of vineyard In Montezuma
county.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Frank Pyle has put down d new
board walk In front of his livery barn
on Foufth street. This walk will be
continued the full length of the livery
stable property which extends to the
railroad. Frank is making improve
nents that add greatly to the appear
ante of his property, besides walk
along Fourth street Is something that
has been needed for a long time as it is
almost impossible to walk along that
street in wet weather.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
Call for Bids.

Tie board of directors Of School
District No. A will accept sealed bids
until July 20, 1905, for Foundation,
lumber building and cistern for school
purposes in the southern part Of the
district, known as the Rentz settle
ment. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the secretary in
Dolores opera house. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. f. L. WtLBER,
Sec,y Dist No. 4.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

II. V. Pyle brought Z. Ii. Wheeler
and Edward Waltoas Of Alice, Texas.
over from Cortez Friday and they left
on the noon train for their homes.
These gentlemen are much pleased
with this section of country and one OF
them will return and locate here per-
manantly in the iiear future, while the
pther will present the opportunities
Rnd advantages OF Montezuma county
to the people of his home state.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Hi McEwen has disposed Of his auto
and is again using horses and wagon to
convey psissengers between Dolores
and Cortez. w. J. Blatchford pur-
chased the car and wilIuse. it to .show,
land buyers the Montezuma valley.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
Bear Creek.

Hugh Rae of Rico, spent couple
days fishing in the Dolores this week.
Ellis Roberts engineer on the Rio
Grande Southern, and his family from
Durango IRE spending some days fish
Ing at Bear creek.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Roy j. WaychoT of waynesburgh,
Green county, Pa, arrived in Dolores
Tuesday. Mr.. Waychof is Bryan
Democrat from the Democratic corner
Of the keystone state and attended the
convention at Denver. He is brother
INLAY of g. d. Walters with whom he
visited while here.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

The Rio Grande Southern is iniproy-
ing its yards in this place by building
wagon ways along Its side tracks so
thaPfreight may be more easily trans
ferred from car to wagon or wagon to
car. The construction crew were busy
the first of the week filling along the
Harris switch.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

The people Of Arriola have ordered
new organ to be used in the Sunday
school and day school. Music is n
great inspiration for boys and girls and
every school house in the county
should have an instrument.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Ben Porter passed through Dolores
Saturday morning with fine Here.
ford bull which he bought from Tony
Boyle's herd last week. This is a
registered animal and he is sure fine
one. MIR. Porter was taking him to
Stony creek.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

The tent meetings at Lebanon; con-
ddcted by Revs. De FIone and Voight,
are progressing nicely and much
interest is being shown. There will be
services Sunday at 1890 a. m, p. m.
and $ p. nj. The address at the 8
o'clock meeting will he for children;
but all are welcome. Everybody cor
daily invited to all of these services.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
Wall Paper,

] am now prepared to furnish and
hang all kinds and prices OF wall paper,
SAMPLES of which can be, Seen at the
Akin Mercantile Company's store. For
further particulars see or address
J. L.. SHuLTZ.
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

"Triunfo" is coffee of excellent
flavor put up in sealed cans, which
insures freedom from dirt and dust, by
the German-American Coffee Company
of New York. This coffee is for sale
by Exon & Rush.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
The stork Gets Busy,.

Born Wednesday, July Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. Tim Lynch, daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guire,
Saturday, July IL, a son.
Born. Tuesday, July IA, to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Longwill of Hogg, a
daughter.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

S. M. Mcconnell returned Monday
from Denver where he attended the
Democratic convention. He says it
was great gathering.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

The directors of school district No.
have a call for bids for the erection of a
school housOon Summit ridge in this
issue of The Star.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

w. F. Ordway was called to Durango
Saturday on business and left on the
belated train at o'clock in the even
ing, returning home Monday.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Rev. Ray II. Pierson of Cortez, will
preach in the Dolores school house at
o'clock Sunday evening. Everybody
cordially invited.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

G. p. Moore Is improving his East
Dolores property by building barn.
Treadway & Millard are doing the
work.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Mrs. G. NJ. n. Parker OF Lebanon,
was Durango passenger on Mondays
train. She met Mr.. Parker, who has
been In the East for the past three
weeks, aud they retufned home
Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

There will he preaching services Mt
the Baptist church every Lords Day
at II a. m. and 500 p. IN. A hearty
Invitation is extended to you.
GEO. w. DIXON. Pastor,
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Frank Fulcher drove to Mancos
Saturday and returned Sunday. He
was talking business with the school
board regarding the school building to
be erected at that place.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

w. J. Exon and family, accompanied
by Sill Kramer, were up the river fish
ing the first of the week.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Saturdays south-bound train arrived
in Dolores seven hours late on account
of landslide near Vance.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

c. +. DeLaMater and wife drove
over from Mancos Wednesday and are
visiting with Dolores friends.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

The strawberry and ice cream social
given by the Ladies' Aid Saturday was
well patronized, the gross receipts be-
ing over SIS.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

to Durango Friday, returning home
Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Wallace & Burgwin have moved
their saloon from the Durchholz build
ing into the Bopp building.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

Rev. q. S. Parker of Denver, gave
an interesting talk at the Dolores
school house Sunday morning OH the
work of The Anti-Saloon League.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

j. J. Harris and family returned
Wednesday from Ohio. They stopped
over in Denver to attend the conven-
ton.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

A. w. Blackman of Mildred, was a
business caller at The Star Office
Friday.