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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

OuWIosu"N
9rifer-Siberip.Apa i!no Carlton alpcnie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo s3iuoipr.
MiIlsJipao.
Sritier-Siieite per nell!ten S.rabc, opiihen
atortb, ilno gsnlbrcofs9lp
9ierttr-2I0l geit'9ioriu.gl ueHuc.
Siinfter-1723 guiersSirubc.
Sytster-l42l aoros6 nllol. sipenue.
Sichter-l3i5 Aoro'SIrtiers StruBe.
NWier--i40S YrebtInans Sirubc.
aeiIntcr--l324 9tpro'Sremonts glpenue.
5ebnter-TfS Gnmberlarlos Sttnbe.
GiJier-It26 YaiersStrnBe,
Sipbliier-r1i0O SrisnhsburO.Y ace.
SreibebnterL1o04 Walbrouis %Slpenue.
GiierSebuter- i8i2 9iprhsRuDiuns giraffe.
Siinisebiiier-~4000 BERT -4riatts. slucluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
NhtSebnte Waro,

0rIifr-0G0 NrnnfIiNsSltnBc.
3ipeitcr-t100 &cit' TraliliIt Eirate.
T~riiter-i042 WeltsSarn!oaa StraBc.
%icrter-iiti &eftsNerinaipns SirnBe.
Siiutter-1O50 @eit.Sapette. Strnbe.
Gchster-931 Soilincs Sirn6e.
@icberter--72 SiibsGurroltou.9loenue
eltier-03l 8eIteonbaros StruSe.
Hennfer-Sta 2ecitspombnrbsS traBe.
3ebnter-Si7 @efts Sabettcs Sirdbe.
Glticr 900 sGeii;Geringipl. StrnBe.
Spplfter-90T NeitaMulberib sStruBe.
9rei3ebnter--s2i @etts Sarntogd Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
GemStc Marb,

Grfter-35 Ioro. Yaiureni.s trabe.
Sfpeiter-20i Horos Wiilioiis slpeime.
Sritier-230U Sit. 5ubette rSirabe.
8ierter-2l00 Gii. Sauettes sirdBe.
Siiutter-20i4 Orleans StraBe.
Set5ter-IS39 Srleans.Strabe.
Siebter-215 9;orb.NroabnuD.
@bter-iB01 Orleans Strnbe.
WeInier--15iS Gti4Sabeite. Sirnhe.
Sebiler-10 9lntosgSoites Strabe.
Gltter-i033 Suirnount. gtpenue.
5p1lftcr-2i06 Sairmountsgioeuue
IreideDuter-l26 Observation-Disclosures.
Gter5ebrier-125 observation-disclosures.
Siinf5ebnier--24 GorosGerppoo, slbenue.
rSchS6cRntsr--145n Horo,Ste,lipopo' gneIHue,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

e~riter-1I23 Aprb, Strider' Strubc.
Speiier-if4i gioroaSIlmor' rs truBe.
3ri::er-IH00 9ipro, Wiunnts SirQse.
YterterLb01 Observation-Disclosures.
Giinfier-u02 Npro'stppIetor. Strube.
Sebstrr-s3S, GaIpertorsStpnb.
siebter-G07 ysrto; Ennfon. Sttnbe.
slobter-l725 ganpulcs Strabe.
giciiihcr-st4 lpro.Y il!nor' sirabe.
Sebntcr-903 9ibro'G dlbou,. Sirabc.
0iller-i3i2 Sa.!em'aperme.
S~ipbiiier-lO00 9tmonotonsyincnue
TreiSebnter-Siibfeite her 9uiap lite. Apenue
5lilid bon 9arroutoIsIpe
Sier5e9nter-1liU observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Trtttc Waro.

Gtiicr-33 Siib.Vono.S trube.
opeiier -ll73 Sit,9obarosStrabe
Sritter-l0I7 StIless Sirabe.
&iericr-4S Glib. Sront.S trabe.
Siiuiter-4li SiibsSiebs Strabe.
Sehster-422 Siios9bensS trabe.
Siebter-Si0 Siio.Npuos Sirabc.
M6ier-1403 gani.S trabe.
WeuIter-320 SiibsGhen. SiraBe.
2ehnter Siinsgonos Sirabe.
9lfter-235 Siios9onbs Sirube.
3p1lfter-l23 Glib Npno. Sirube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Gicbte Narb.
ftpr-o9to MfhIouhf 0IpeiIite

Orfer-2312 WiblulhsWpelIiie.
3tpeiter-9 $3.50 9iorbsssafbinqion Gfrabe.
Sriiier-1008 9ioros 9Solfe.Sird6e.
0ierler-te15 GttsSa9ctsS trnbe.
Siiutter--93O 9iorosg3rodopdp.
Senster-1040 GorbE(Sdps Giraffe.
Siebenter-91i 9toros9 uroliue,Strabe
slhier--I634 MonulneutfS trabe.
Neunicr-1622 SftsWiunument. Strabe.
3ebnier-1si2 Git NubitonsS traBe.
Glfter-o09 9iorosGaiilcfSirdbe.
5ipoi'ter-S04 9ioro-GuiticsS trube.
2rei6ebntcr-G0S 9iprS. EGtieripn,Yari. slUc.
Iier5ebnler-233l WicSloerrD'S trGbe.
Siinl5ebnier-233G Wc@lberrD. Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

: Wapor 9uiie bon Chicago bat,
oes ungetpobnlid) marmen Septen-
bers ,regen. ieine porIabrige Yrofla-
nation, iponaf oas 3ragen bon
Strobbiiten bis gum 10. September
aeiiattet lit, bieies Sabr aui's Haie
etIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Griier-341 0ouriInnbs Strnbe.
Speiter--203 NSeiisM iulberrp'S iraBe.
Hritter-3la Noro'8reene' SirnBe,.
8,ertsr--7l3 @eit.WiuIberrD. giraffe.
Siinlter-212 aorosYaeusS irabe.
Sehster-1i3 sScitsGerlnaioE. Sirabe.
Siebenter--l27 Vearl. Strnbe.
Ahter-5 NorosYtari'S trabc.
Yeuiiier--7 NorosS renioui'slpenlie.
3ebNter-34 Siio'4reelles Strlbe.
Glfter--129 AeftsS urntopd. Strabe.
Sipolier--Ui5 Cft.Gnpeiie.S truBe.
Sreioebnter-2ig WorosS reoerid. Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
.Glite @arb.

Grfter-25 Neft.S liperse TRADE.
Hipeiier-il10 9atbeeral'S trabe.
9~rftter-12Of part, snenue.
Wierter-333 Trit, Breffc Z. Sirabe.
afiutter-1i02 9inSeu.slbenue,
Sed,ster--404 @eit'Scfimd Ia traBe.
eishenter-i0O4 siorosGrfaps strabe.
efhter-si0 Diaoifonsgnenue.
Yieutlter 800 Gorosnotrlro s Strdbe.
2shnter-3W Reft' Wfnoifonsstrab
gtfter-114 SitaI ra ntIin'S trabe.
0fpoltfcr-f03l @hiiforS'stpenue.
Gr%iier-2o42 Dorf.NoaS. ~
9neiier-2G14 WnruIuIio' Ipenne.
Sriticr-2sos 8nntingoor.N benue.
Yierier. 1927 WcSilfoit Vlaee. 3D..
Slinfier-231G TorbsG bd ties trnbe.
S~sdhster--t912 9tprhsetnrleeaStrdBe.
Siebier-i0l Oft 9iniino5fran5iaffe Strabe.
N~dter-7I7t7 W;drpinnD .gtpetue. %
YteitHter-3i0 @irarbsslpcnue
.ieDnter- 1903 @reenn.onit. slbeinte.
3m1titer-4o6 Sfi.2t. Stmbe.
a ssstssSMier- -siest aarsIan. siaass. 9"
JiiniSsbnier-2545 ct. Eauts trate.
1reISebme &arb.
Grfter--344 Glmsstpcnue.
a,ueiter--4l2 Hiinitt slpenne.
Iritter-300 SpeurtoresStr
Nierter-2005 gSpooberrDs %9lbenne.
Niipfter-a8ls @ooobrcuf. gbeme.
Srdsfer--1414 ~aaeirtai, Strnbe.
Stebenter--1380 gDeit.giortbzsbenu
M6ier-23fs W,aoifcir2lpenue.
a~eunter-2t00 9dllowsstpenue.
2ebnfer--Eorbot9de yiortb= nlb Gari'ape.
Glfter--803g 9ehar.s tpenhe.
SpbHtcr-204 ApInno,sfpcnue.
Eret3ebnter--3400 9teftrutssioenue.
Vtef8ebmte Hsart.
9rffcr-tG0t Sobnsetrabc.
Speiter-235 qomrens.S frabe.
2ritter--4ta Npbcrf Strase.
yterter-2235 Notwithstanding.
Hinffer-2eSa 1ipifcn.c trnhr
Se1ster-183Q VennftIb nnia .elbenue.
S~iebter-5Os qdHrsns.S irnhe.
G4ter-iG08 Iiblfton.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Grfter-t2t2 Noro'9entrul 4slpenue.
Siueiter-a26 SfisGbnfe.S tra5e.
Tritter- s07 Sft 0bufesStrake.
Sierter-i2i2 @rceninoui,t ut. glpcr.e.
Giinfter-10I4 8rceimpmntsMpcnuc.
Setstcr-s24 @reenmounf glpemue.
S~iebter-67g 8reenmount. glOenme.
sltter-942 Yisauiib.S trlbe.
9iennter-i0i3 Cft'WaoitolisS trabe.
2ebnter-s22 NorosGdrolines Sirabe.
G~liter--13I4 Nfbldnhsgtpenue
3Waiiter-i234 GiisGaaersStrIbe.
3reiSshnter--iii3 Norb.9 cEtrulsgi pennt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
r+At

Sdrpcoiid)cr aaitdtor ioute ieitsebal-
ten lperOen. = Sam ober in Der
erite1l aoiiite mo entging Der
Nutmertiamfeit Der Ginmanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

sritcr go 8orfu1,9tuenut.
Smeiter-13l7 DprfsRpdo.
Sriiter-2720 WorisHoab.
Sisrter-2G5i Yori. Jioao.
SiluiIer-2425 OorfsHoab.
Getbsier-s26 SttsHortb slDenue.
Giebter-s01 @%ofimnn+S traBe.
N6ter-i402 Spdriurosgpeuue.
Teunter-1547 NisaintbsS ftabc.
Sebnter-lGi5 Surforb'sipenme.
Gifter-1730 Snrforb's lbcnue.
,Siuo!iier-1226 Git ssorib sstpenIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Frejiniic:


VtNt Wnt6.
erlier--il0 Siios9oHimatun. 9lpenue.
Snelter--2i06 UouGb.S trnBe.
2rttter-ol23, NTiI Sirube..
Slerter-220T 9iter. Siube.
Siihfter-2315 9nntun.N beinie.
Sedsfer-G23 observation-disclosures.
Siebter--2526 6antonsgoenne.
Mhier-2T2l ySaitsstpcnue.
gteunter-2s23 9nio!tsGtrabe.
3ebrter-3l24 GaiuiisS trabe.
9lfter-9ll SiiSrEoiomnt StrGbe.
Snp~lfter-30i3 SuitsQlpenle.
Grei5ebrter-30l1 Oft galtimpr Stta5e
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
FIGHT WITH KNIVES.
Two White Men and Negro Badly
Cut Near Beaumont.

Beaumont, Texas, Sept. Twill
Prater, a negro about 35 years of age,
was stabbed and cut in several
places; Alex Brown, aged 40, a rice
farmer, was stabbed in the back, and
Alexstein Crib, an employee of Brown,
was cut across the back tonight on
the Concord road, short distance
from town.
Brown was returning to his farm
with a wagon load of Greeks and
other foreigners and stopped at Steve
Girolomos to buy some meat Will
Prater, the negro, went out to the
wagon while Brown was in the store
and began quarrel with the foreign
ers. When Brown returned to the
wagon he told Prater to go away.
Prater turned and stuck a knife in
Browns back. This started a melee,
of which the details are meager.
When it was all over Prater was
lying in the dust with two deep stabs
in the back, a cut over the eye and
swollen jaw Brown was stabbed in
the back and Crib had long flesh
cut across the back. Two other ne
groes were there, but it is not known
whether they took hand or not
Great excitement followed and some
score or more negroes and whites
were locked up in jail Some were
later released, but others held until
morning, to find out what they knew
One of Prater's ribs was cut in two
with the knife and he may be serious
ly wounded. The others are not Sc
riously injured.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
Uncle Sans Postal Cards.

Washington, Sept. 1.-Uncle Sam
will print his own postal cards next
years, 4S7 100000 of them-and in
addition Postmaster General Hitch,
cock intends to change the tint of
the card and the color of the ink in
the interest of artistic appearance.
The government printing office bid
for the card contract was 1894, 71795.
The new card will be made of light
er stock, which will mean saving to
the government, the paper being
cheaper and the freight charges fer
the distribution of the cards to the
postoffices throughout the country
smaller.
Since postal cards were first intro
duced in 1873, the number used in
this country has increased from 81
100000 in that year to 95O,O49, O2O in
1903.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
The SH|PWRECKs ARRIVE
Captain WaIdermar and Five of the
Crew of the Isaac T. Campbell
Reach Galveston.
(Herald Specially

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 2-The Eng
fish steamer Luguino arrived in this
port this morning, having aboard
Captain G. W. Waldermar and five of
the crew of the American schooner
Isaac T. Campbell, which sunk in mid
gulf last Friday. Capt Waldermar
and the sailors were in a serious cor
dition when picked up by the Luguino.
The Campbell was en- route from Trim
idad to Galveston with cargo of as
phalt when overtaken by hurricane
which swept the gulf on that day.
Herbert Banks and John Robertson.
two sailors on the vessel, were swept
overheard by a huge wave and were
lost. Captain Waldermar says the
crew had nothing to eat and only cot
fee to drink for four days before they
were picked up. and all of them were
nearly famished.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
COUPON NO. 10.
The Last Under the Old School Appor.
tionment Sent Out.

Austin, Texas, Sept. Coupon No.
10, the last under the scholastic year
which ended yesterday, will be sent
out at once. according to -deaisioR
reached by the state board of educa-
ton today. 1t is the final payment of
the $6.75 per capital apportionment
made last year. And the aggregate is
approximately 100000, with only
100000 in the state treasury to meet
the warrants or coupons. 1t is ex-
petced that the 100000 needed will
be received by Oct. 1, which means
that no warrant for the new appor-
tionment of S6.25 will be issued during
the first month of the new scholastic
period. This does not deter the state
superintendent from sending out no.
tees to the counties informing them
what will be coming to them this
year, 1909-10, under the $625 pro rata.
The first coupon under the latter will
probably issue about Nov. 1. This is
the first time in a number of years
that such a state of affairs has exist
ed. Usually there is cash balance
on hand Sept. 1 instead of deficit of
100000, as exists today
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
KILLED MAN AND WIFE
Notable Case to Be Taken Up at spo-
kane Next Week-Eugene For
tier Accused of Murder.
(Herald Specially

Seattle, Wash, Sept. "A notable
case to be taken up at the September
term of the criminal court to convene
next week is that of Eugene Fortier,
who will be placed on trial for the
murder of his brother, s. NJ Fortier,
and the latter's wife The double
crime was committed last May at DEN
ny Station, where the slain man kept
a grocery store.
The murder of NJ. Fortier occurred
in his store The only witness to the
tragedy was young girl, who was
in the store to make a purchase Ac-
cording to the story told by the girl.
Eugene Fortier entered the store
through a rear door and without warn
ing fired a shot into his brothe-'r
back Waiting only long enough TO
see his victim fall to the floor, Fortier
ran out of the building. Turning to
look back after he had gone short
distance, he saw that his brother had
managed to crawl to the door and
cry out for assistance. Returning to
the scene, Fortier fired five shots in
to his brothers head, killing him.
Jumping into a buggy that stood near
the mailman drove rapidly in the di-
rection of a lumber camp, where the
wife of his murdered brother was en-
ployed as a cook Before the mans
intention could be OWNED he had
gained a good start and the sheriff
and posse of citizens, who had start
ed to follow, were unable to overtake
him.
Within an hour telephone mes
sagke was received from the lumber
camp stating that Fortier had shot
and killed his brothers wife. After
committing the second murder For
tier plunged into the woods, where he
was later overtaken and captured by
posse of citizens. The only motive
known for the crime is the fact that
Fortier had been employed in his
brothers store and had been dis
charged short time before the trag-
edy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
FREE TRANSPORTATION
All Supplies Destined to Monterey For
the Flood Sufferers Being
Transported Free.

Austin. Texas, Sept. 1.-The Inter-
national and Great Northern and the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail
roads have been authorized to trans
port free all supplies destined to Mon
terey for the flood sufferers. Formal
application was made to the commits
sion for such authority, and the ques-
ton was referred to the attorney gen
Assistant Attorney General
Walthall answered that the statutes
permit such free transportation in
time OF calamity, even without secur-
ing the approval of the Railroad Com
mission
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
RIO eRApDE BREAKS RECORD.
river at Br0wSTnsv7iTie IS Now Highest
In Its History.

Brownsville, Texas, Sept 1.-The
river at this point continues to rise
and is now higher than was ever
known before Reports from up the
river are warning the people here of
still higher water.
Hidalgo, in Hidalgo county, above
here, reports the water fourteen
inches above the old high water mark.
San Miguel, on the Mexican side, is
almost all under water and many fam
lilies are homeless. for the present.
No damage to any of the canals is
reported.
Mercedes is surrounded almost and
the branch train of the St. Louis,
Brownsville & Mexico can go no. far
Their than Mercedes on account of
washouts on the road.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.


Many Texas cotton farmers take Is
sue with DR.. Hunter and his boil
weevil theory. Weevil seems to thrive
in the hot weather
Kirby Lumber company will adopt
the policy of retrenchment in ex-
penses.
The Rio Grande river at Browns
vile is now fourteen inches above the
previous high water mark.
Location of +he new West Texas
normal has not been decided upon by
the committee at Austin.
Confederate pensioners will receive
s11.25 per quarter for first two quar-
tiers ending March, 1910.
Dry Farming Association at Alpine
is down to hard work.
The department of labor was open
ed at Austin yesterday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
GEN. GREELYs PRAISE
Veteran Arctic Explorer Says All
Americans Should Join In Con-
graduating Cook.

Cshsssry Center, N H, Sept, L.
"The most extraordinary feat in polar
exploration" was the appraisement. of
DR., Cooks exploit by Gen. A w.
Greedy, the commander of the Lady
Franklin Bay international polar ex-
petition from the United States in
1884, when informed tonight of the
cablegram announcing the Brooklyn
mans success. Gen. Greedy said:
DIR. Cook was practically without
what had previously been considered
to have been an indispensable equip
ment for extensive polar travel. He
could have performed his work only
by extraordinary endurance, aided by
favorable conditions in the Arctic
ocean.
"The attainment of the north geo.
graphical pole by an American is an
that merits the high
est possible acknowledgement and
consideration by the American peo-
pie. AS one who once beat the record,
l offer my heartiest congratulations.
Gen. Greely's party reached a point
1924 degrees from the pole. Before
they reached this country again their
numbers had been reduced by death
to seven. At Cape Sabine the sur
vivors were rescued by a relief expe-
dition under Commodore (now Rear
w. s. schley, retired, presi-
dent of the Arctic Club.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
Waco Firemen on Strike.

Waco, Texas. Sept. 1.-Firemen at
the Waco Gas and Electric Light COM
pany struck at o'clock tonight for
an eight-hour shift instead of twelve,
leaving the city in darkness and cars
standing on the tracks at various
points. The management of the light
company put on new firemen and had
everything running smoothly in an
hour. The striking firemen are still
out.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
Killed BY Liohtnino,

Weatherford Texas, Sept. 1.-While
going through wire fence during a
thunderstorm Marshall Nash, a tenant
on a farm owned by H. L. Mosey, near
Dennis, this county, was killed by
lightning Tuesday afternoon Nash
came to this county eleven years ago
from Freestone county.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
Child Drowned.

Luling, Texas, Sept. 1.-The four
year-old son of Tom Moore, who lives
near Soda Springs, was drowned in
Plum Creek, about five miles from Lu-
ling. The two children, ages and 6,
had gone to the creek for water, the
youngest falling in and being drown
ed before help could be secured.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
SAY FILMS CAUSED FIRE
Moving Picture Films Will Not Be
Handled BY the Express Com
panies as of Old.
(Herald Specially

New York, Sept. "A new ruling
affecting the shipment of moving pic
ture films was put into effect today
by all the express companies, requir-
ing that they be packed in heavy
metal cases enclosed in wooden boxes,
and bear a warning against the stor-
ing of the package near a radiator,
stove OF other source of heat.
The new order is the result of a
fire alleged to have been caused by
moving picture films, which burned
two cars about six months ago, caus-
ing damage of $4,000.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
OFFICER KILLS OFFICER
Deputy Constable Shot and Killed
Deputy Sheriff In Texarkana
This Morning.
CHerald Specially

Texarkana, Ark, Sept deputy
Constable Melvin Anderson shot and
killed Deputy Sheriff Cliff Briley dur
ing quarrel this morning. The trag-
edy took place on Broad street, on
the Arkansas side of the town. An
dersoa later surrendered himself to
officers, and is in the Miller county
jail. Briley had drawn his revolver
when Anderson shot him.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
CANYON CITY GETS NORMAL
West Texas Town Bid One Hundred and One Thou
sand Dollars For West Texas Normal School.

land and buildings, and the choice was
unanimous. Lieutenant Governor Da-
wilson and Senator Hudspeth deny
that there was any division of the
committee in favor of San Angelo be-
cause of the influence exerted by the
governor. Canyon City is about TWEEN
ty-five miles southwest of Amarillo,
and has population of about two
thousand.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
BIG LUMBER PURCHASE
For Monterey and Other Points-Pur-
chasing Agent For Allied Mexi-
can Railroads the Buyer.
Herald Specially

Houston, Texas, Sept John H.
Guess, general purchasing agent for
the allied Mexican railroads, arrived
here today to purchase three million
feet of lumber to be shipped to Mon
terey for repairing the damage caused
by the recent floods.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02

Austin, Texas, Sept. 2.-Canyon
City, in Randall county, in the west
ern extreme of the Panhandle, on the
Pecos and North Texas railroad, was
selected this morning for the site of
the new West Texas Normal. The
bid of Canyon City was one hundred
and one thousand dollars, in cash and
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02

Appel, the tailor, has opened a
work room over the Palestine Nation
al Bank, and solicits the patronage of
his friends. He will make new
clothes or remake your old ones.
Phone No. 665. 2-tf
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Going to Quit.

l am going to quit advertising in
1885. If l don't have all the Pianos
tuned by that time l win abandon
the field and let some other tuner
have it. Besides. l think l will be
doing my share toward keeping the
printers alive by that time. Phone
526 if you want your Piano tuned.
lift H. M. Jones.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Results yesterday:
Shreveport Z, Fort Worth 2.
Houston 5, Galveston 0.
San Antonio l. Waco 0.
Dallas and Oklahoma City played
eleven innings without a score.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02
They Brtnu Results,

Use Herald liners for anything you
want to buy OF aell,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02

Jas. F. Brook, architect and engi-
ginser, Room rs. Link Building. tt
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-02

Richardson's Wood Saw. Phone 500.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
KAHULUI
DREDGING
TWO WHARvES NEEDED FOR THE
SHIPPING AT THE MAUI SEA
PORT.

The Chamber of Commerce commit
tee on shipping and transportation
has issued an interesting report in
connection with the needed improve
NETS, at Kahului. The present COM
merce of the Maui port is set forth,
the tonnage of the vessels that call
there and the character of the freight
which they handle 1t is proposed
to construct a wharf 300 feet long for
the use of Inter Island and small
lumber vessels. In addition to, thrs
a wharf for the larger steamers to be
located on the lee side of the break
water is proposed. For this 100000
feet of dredging is needed and a con-
gressional appropriation for the work
and also for the dredging of 100000
feet of material on the other side of
the harbor is asked.