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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-04
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MRS. cADDIE WINS
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Berryman-Cutter Wedding.
All good for thee and thine,
And still not only earthly
But all that is divine.
May earth and heaven mingle,
May earth and heaven be one,
All through your earthly journey
Till sets our earthly sun.
The heart that you have given,
The heart that's given to you,
May both be linked together,
May both be good and true.
In sunshine and in shadow,
In signing and in song,
May heaven bless your union
Throughout your whole life long.
The Avenue Baptist church last
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock
was the scene of one of the most
notable and beautiful weddings that
has ever been solemnized within the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-04

WlHt, anu nOI lot lHdl may 10 u
him.
The Pythian Sisters, with hearts o
love and hands of generosity, gave
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-04

c., in a regular meeting, celebrating
the birth of Jefferson Davis Ferns
| ,,oro nrotiII,r nrrnnnod In tho ranan.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-04

grant in sweet peas, the dining room
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
Her Great Question,

This desire to uplift the sister
hood has many drawbacks and dis
couragements. Mrs. Lysander John
Appleton recently conducted such a
meeting. She spoke of the blind
groping of her sisters for higher
ideals and the troubled questions
that obtruded themselves upon their
subconsciousness all through the
day and night. II would like to
hear from you," she said. "Perhaps
in your yearning for a solution Of
the problems. that confront you I
may be able to help you. Mrs.
Boogs, tell US what is the great
question of your life." Mrs. Boogs
rose. pale and trembling. ut is
this" she said: "What shall I get for
the next meal ?"-Atchison Globe.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
A Delicate Proposal.

A Scotchman who had survived
three wives and who had fourth in
contemplation decided upon deli
cate method Of proposing to the lat
est object Of his affections. Accord
ingly he took her to walk one after
noon, and before she realized where
their footsteps. tended they had ar
rived at the graveyard where his
lost loves lay buried. Standing be-
fore the three tombstones, he said:
"There lies JEANNE, there lies
Grissel, there lies Maggie, and" be
added, pointing to the next vacant
space and taking her hand tenderiy,
Show wad voa like to lie there"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
Askira Too Much.

The mother of little six-year-
Mary had told her number of times
not to hitch her sled to passing sleishs.
feeling that it was dangerous prac-
tice. It was such a fascinating sport.
however. that Mary could not resist
It. and one day her mother saw her
60 skimming past the house behind a
farmer's bob.
] When she came in from play she
was taken to task. her mother saying
severely: Mary. haven't told you
that you must not hitch on to hobs
Besides. you know it is against the
law"
MARY tossed her head. "Oh." she
said. don't talk to me about the law!
It's 9all Ecan do 10 keep the Ten Com
fllandnents::'-W Woman's Home Com
panioD.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14

Buried Where He Fell.

Beneath the rock upon which he
fell from the 800 foot plunge in his
shome-made'' aeropiane Saturday,
the body of Walter Archer, the II
year-old inventor, was buried by his
parents at Salida, Col., on Saturday,
and on the grave they burned what
was left of the wrecked machine.
The burial of the lad at the spot
where he met death was in accord
snce with his own wishes, expressed
to his mother few days before the
accident.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
Don't Mention It.

The politest main ii Roston coll1Ged
violently with another man on the
street The second man was angry.
''My dear sir" said the polite one. with
q bow. II don't know which OF us is
tosblame for this encounter. If l ran
into you I:beg your pardon: il you ran
into me don't mention it"-Success
Magazine.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
Trespass Notice.

The law will be enforced against any
one hunting, going on, or walking
through the premises of the estate OF
s. P. Wingard, deceased. without per
mission from some of the heirs.
49,: -. J.. J. WINGARD,
4w10 Executor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-24


on u.s. But you fought NONE Of them.
Why, Bill?
In England, France and Germany we find
the small, minority parties q0atch5mg for OPP
p0rtaaaities, taking advantage of them, to get
concessions from the majority parity. We
saw Joseph Chamberlain actually capture
Parliament and the Cabinet, q0ith q mere COR
p0raz's guard Of followers.
We saw the Socialists with their minority,
put one of their number at the head Of the
French Government.
We have seen the Clericals and Socialists,
in the German Reichstag, use their noi1oorities
so adroitzy as TO control Legislation, time and
again.
But the powerful minority of Democrats in
our Congress is utterly helpless Wig IS that,
Bill?
Isn't it because you don't even try? And
is not your failure to try due to the fact that
you really favor the policy and the Legislation
Of the Republicans?
Bill, where we're you, when Senator Lodge
sneaked through Congress the mandate that
the Secretary Of War buy ta0o old y-doched
ueSseZs of that Boston firm at the price of
Why didn't you fight that terrible Dick
bill, which makes our militia part of the
United States Army?
Bill, didn't you vote to exempt the Pull
man Palace Car Company, the Express Com
panies and the Telegraph Companies from
the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce
Commission? What qcas your motive, Bill?
Don't you think that corporations, like the
Pullman, which declare dividends Of 800 per
cent, need governmental control?
All, how I wish that I could say that, on
these matters and many more, moy old friend
and comrade at the Bar had proved himself
he Limit o1r amin Of
the cruelty oppressed people!
How gladly would [ say, if the record sus-
tanned me, that you had manfully done all
that y0u could for a Parcels Post; postal
telegraph and telephone service, such as Euro
pean countries have; Free list, for Trust
controlled conouaodities,' the abolition of the
monstrously abused Franking privilege; the
checking of the increase of offices and of the
extravaganza of the Government; the divorce
Of oar National Treasury from J. P. Nor
CAMS banking syndicate; the issue of non
Understanding notes, instead Of interest,"
bearing 6onds
All, Bill, what might you not have done
for your people, these taozeve gears they kept
yom IN Congress, had you only tried-earnest-
ly, persistly TRIED!
But your failure to do that, would not have
disgraced y0u-your desertion to Joe Cannon
did. You deliberately sacrificed, to the
Trusts, your people, and all the people. You
put your imdividuaz pride and prestige o6ove
the aoeztore Of NINETY millions of yo1r fezzoa0-
citizens!
All the speeches that you can make; all the
plausible casuistry that you may put into
your explanations; all the letters that you
can write, cannot hide the criminal fact that,
at the crisis Of Conmomism, you qoemt TO its
rescue, SAVED ii, and received the reOard and
the public praise Of the Republican boss
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-24
Cbe Jefferson,an

that cruel wrong.
The best chance which the South and West
have ever had, since the Civil War, to escape
the crushing coke Of Nea0 England, you de-
iberately threw away. What was your mo-
tive? To get, from the Speaker, favors and
promotion which benefit you personally and
minister to your inordinate pride, but which
are of no benefit whatever to your constitu-
ents.
You and Liviegstoo kmew that your co.,
leagues q00uZd mever elect y0u to the C0nomaat-
tee positions TO a0hich the Speaker appoints
y0u; and for this mess of pottage you pros
tituted your political honor and betrayed
your people.
Bill they are not going to re-elect you.
DeserterS are mever forgiven. You went over
to the enemy and fired upon the troops aoh0m
y0u had deserted. That's an objectionable
sin, Bill. The people cannot stand you up,s
blindfold you, and order out the detail to
have you shot: but your guilt IS greater than
that Of noanY q poor fezz0ao aoh0 met that fate
during the War.
Some soldiers deserted because they were
born cOacardS: others, because they couldn't
stand the discipline: others, because they did
not believe the War to be justif0bze; some,
because they yea7red to see the loved ones at
home. But they were shot, Just the same.
deter others from f0zz0acing the cnampze.
Now Bill your motive in deserving to the
rankest of the Republicans was purely selfish,
personal. discreditable There are no ertenu-
0t5nn c5Tcnnn et0ncos. IT is the same as though
a soldier should desert because he is paid to
do it,
Little Edaca1ds qot his rearagd so soon that
1t 2cas scondazouszy Indecent for him to pa
yude 1t. On his merits he never would have
been given those committee places. The same
thing applies to all of you
The morals Of the transaction smack Of
Judas and has sIUey-0f Benedict Arn0ld,
and the Commission he ras to receive.
I am sorry to have to say this about you,
Bill-but it must be said. Were you my own
brother, and had acted thus-it would make
no difference
Because of your desertion to the enemy,
and because q failure to punish yOu ao0uzd
cause every Congressman to feel that 1t IS safe
to bet1uy his constituents, we can't afford to
forgive you, Bill. By dealing with you, &C
cording to your crime, a heating, and badly
needed lesson qciW be taught other members
Of Congress.
If you want to stay in Congress, let me
tell you what to do: move to Massachusetts,
or Pennsylvania.
You can take a certificate from Speaker
Cannon that will insure your election to Con-
gress He will certify that, without the aid
of yourself and the other Democratic desert
ers, he could not have packed the committees,
and passed the new Tariff law. Armed with
this certificate, you can go to the Steel Trust,
or the Manufacturers Association, and de-
mand that they buy seat in Congress for
you, as they do for John Dalzell, for Aldrich
and for Guggenheim. They know your abil-
ity: they see that your heart is theirs; they
realize what adVantaOe VOnr eXnerience would
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
CURED TO STAY CURED
How Greeley Citizen Found Com
plete Freedom From Kidney
Troubles

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
From any disease of the kidneys,
BE cured to stay cured
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
Greeley people testify.
Here's one case OF 1t.
Mrs. Edward Brynn, 714 Fifth
street, Greeley, Colo. says: II found
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the
Gilbert Drug Co. to be splendid
kidney remedy The use OF two or
three boxes entirely relieved me of "A
severe ache across my loins and kid
neys which had caused me much suf-
lering. That happened in 1906 and
did not hesitate at that time to pub
iiciy testify az to the great value of
this remedy. During the two years
winch have since passed have had
no serious return of kidney trouble. -
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
cd States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
ana take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Weld County Schools Growing

Weld county schools will have
many additions when the fall term
opens. The schools in many districts
are to be added to this year. The
rooms are becoming very crowded
and it is deemed an absolute neces-
sity TO build.
The New Liberty district is plan
ming on placing an additional room
on their building.
The Pleasant Valley district will
build on their school this summer.
In the Ashton district they plan
to hold bond election and an en-
tire new building will be constructed
in all probability.
There is to be an addition to the
school in the Burge district.
Weld county's school population is
increasing at rate which is most en-
couraging to the educators OF the
county and the fact that more chill
dren are being sent to school than
ever before is said to speak well for
the prosperity OF the county. The
past year has been very successful
among the schools and next year Is
TO surpass even the record which has
ben made thus far.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Platteville to Have big Fourth
Snlelal To lhn lNrihunal


Platteville. May 23.-Extensive
preparations are being made for a
great Fourth.
The Commercial club, with Homer
Bedford as secretary. has charge OF
the arrangements and no effort will
he spared on their part that will help
to make the occasion the best ever
held here.
There will be patriotic addresses
by noted speakers. Music will be fur
nished by the Platteville band.
Five dollars in gold will be given
for the best patriotic recitation
rendered by any boy or girl in the
town or vicinity, under s years of
age.
The street parade consisting of a
number of floats and other novel
means of advertising the business
firms promises to be of more than
ordinary interest.
Some excellent Lorses are to enter
the races. Prizes will also be award
ed the best single and double driv-
ing teams.
Meals and various refreshments
will be abundantly provided and n
| good time assured those who come
TO spend the day here.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

- 3,,,,,r,,cy He did not, but
hose tn be treachcrous 70 principe
ana the people defeated ms desires
and adopted all three reforms
Colorado democracy is on Us
y,aas in repsnttuCe over the shdhl'-
mi actions OF our late legislature on
thss several party demands nahieIN
ne initiative and referendum, Jaw
for the better protection OF bahN
san,sitnrs A commission with some
Iau 10 regulate the vast public ser
vice corporations in COLORADO ana
real hcadless ballot, that would per
NIT of A candidate running on ms
merits instead Of under parry
flag. and the primary election law,
All these were party demands anu
repeatedly promised by the Speer
organization. Intentionally 10 Sc
cure the votes OF the people and then
Il was Speer and his direct lines OF
tentical influence which compaSsed
their defeat in the democratic leGls-
lature.
All this and columns more might
be recorded as reasons why demo
cracy should hold thanksgiving
that Mayor Speer has been dis
credited in the Denver elections IN
essentially all that he and his mast
ers desired Ii was the democrats
who administered the puit shment
BY independent means and have
adopted the potent safe guards that
will hereafter tend TO make the city
Officers attend TO the peoples busi-
ness right, instead of serving the
corporations and manipulating state
politics at will,
For many years the people, even
in Denver, have tried to be right
and act in their own interest but
have been prevented from SO doing
by the power of corrupt organization,
thefr OF the elections and by the
lavish use OF corruption funds. Now
that the power OF the gang is broken /
decent democracy can take hope OF |
having her name honored instead |
IF dragged in the mire OF deception |
md fraud.
Practically all the trouble in state
nd county conventions has arisen
rom the influence of the undemo-
ratio organization in Denver, which
y an oyershadowfng vote in all
tate conventions. practically deter
line the personnel OF the ticket and
lace all candidates under ohliga-
ous by threat of defeat for disIoy-
ltv 20 the gang
That power has ben broken by
lost herculean uprising of demo-
ratio independence and the natural
aders in the several corners OF the
ate can now spenc more time CON
dering what is to the interest of
leir own locality. rather than in
to secure the support OF
le Denver delegations.
The handwriting is on the wall
nd the complications which sur
'unded the Legislators in the reg
lar session are all cleared away
he people spoke in the state and
ow they have repeated their COM
ands in the city of Denver in an
nmistaken voice. Let the people
nd democracy take courage for
rinciple has triumphed in part over
and evil
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
NEW ALLEGED RAILROAD TO
BUILD TO PACIFIC COAST

Impression which has gone abroad
to the effect that the Chicago. ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha is in
terested in the latest Weld county
railroad scheme which goes under
the title OF the Denver, Greeley and
Northwestern railroad. 1t is now
given out that A. w. Trenholm. who
is connected with the Chicago and
st. Paul road. is n brother-in-law of
George j. Spear of this city. and 1t
Is simply some of his own private
capital which he has placed In the
Weld county line, the great eastern
railroad having nothing whatever to
do with the Weld county scheme.
The latest bit of Information given
out by the Denver. Greeley and
North western road is that they in
tend to build right up to Routt
county and probably to the Pacific
coast.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
M'1kERf GOES TO NEW
MEXICO TO PLANT SpJJDS

j. f McCrery is in Non. ,,ox,co
ina of ne wiz superintend the plant
"Ifr. ~ ~, a Srop or potatoes on the large
ra,'dt 'ia'a ranch at Cimarron. The
nannI arrn l8 owned by the Mccormick
paDp,e manager Webster wished
na, rn,S year to try raising potatoes and
send Dr 'eulIhs capable OF Judging the
iny anu experimenting the plant
with -, u ahEed several months ago
n nn,at H,l' McCrery, who is considered
NJ 'o1a.o expert. to come to tho ranch
NV piah,'he time. Mr.. McCrery is
oApueted p,, home next week
,hcre are thousands of acres in the
hana nn" @ ana this year is the first they
nave attempted raising potatoes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Hagen Heirs sdn Mi.iu

Despite the fact that gr>it EFFORT
has been made thus far no trace has
been obtained OF the wife and chill
dren OF Edward Hagen who died In
Windsor some time ago, lee an
estate OF $1,000 and yesterray pap.
IerS of administration were sranted
Ito c F. Chapman of Windspr
The Odd Fellows of the county. OF
which order Hagen was lember
are conducting the most rigid inyes-
tigation into the AFFAIR an il is
hoped to learn the location Of the
dead mans heirs to whom al the
property belongs.
1t was not until after his death
that II was learned that Hagen was
survived by wife and children
whom he had not seen for NOR than
quarter OF a century AM IL is
thought that they are someWhere in
the east at this time for ever effort
is being made to locate then
Had it not been for the casual re-
mark made to friend II is probable
that no effort would ever ha,e been
made to locate the heirs for Il was
not known that Hagen. who was a
retiring sort OF man. had an rela-
tives in the world and 1t was with
the utmost surprise that the lufor-
nation was conveyed to the fleet
that he had heirs living SOM here
in the east.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

own outlook on the world Is trutn
10 him and an absurdity To ah'
other. ,h,
In his talks there Ia eer the
silent recurring admonio 60 be
hold speak, who lake ppon my
self the humble task OF ueFpreune
what is right for men to do nd what
is wrong / the oracle a me IN
dnte'
How In opposition to d. noble
sentiment Of Emerson who Slii that
this is truth to me, that er nee
The feeble brains say ratee rhis
is truth to me therefor to thee, or
be eterualIy damned.
Perhaps Mark Twain hae listened
to such when he made htt yitriolic
plea for breadth of view. n'ndoubt-
.edly the noble souled EmeSon had
heard many of these b>!ore he
wrote.
II may be with our ligments
as with our watches, nonA 70 just
alike vet each believes lis own,
and it is sad commentak on the
education OF some who 81 them
selves up as leaders of mon hn things
spiritual that they insist on men
meeting their ideas on all questions
or else suffer the condk dkmnation
straight way of being 'wroHe
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
3 U NJ MnNs

State Of C,i m u Ms
:" 'he District Court of Weld
:. A''h"r'ne Nordrreu, p,,,,.,
II. Emerson, II. J. vss, amt
r. HrA Haley, rbnr w.
defendants. and l.. W. b,1
iHs A. People OF the State ao,,
PAW me Grand island a,dfri}
You You nrs NAMED, &c !. Greeting. we def
named l;EnS nlo;nEtnisS. against You JhSpps
Weld Hnsin n the Dis, y y
snsWsr rooHSnty. State Of Cct CnSct
tWentv ts tsns complaint tSsr,so!ts
scrvsJ unSn after the servids'r
OUT "1 tn.inin I'M this this County; ~
Within ,hrs his Gounty. or by VI.
oi src,nsy ,,n,rsy days after the ,p paa
iud Ss,nSannVe OF the day n; i;elv
~;ment by default viii rr1
the prayer of thu oaa.eqordGl
s3yd OF tne complaint in i"bs' ihs'
Stioh De not serral
summons, or il the seryed n
mas out of this Stats ice Ice
aaddittonal to the time S.e, Ss ,.n men
nco ioi appearance and .nrnoeio(
bx default as aforesaid i,dHA'he Of il
The said action is brouol,
decree Quieting title To- ,ha 70
Scrl6ed premises, tow tue lHlloJ
y. Township IL North ~ ~ "a pAli Of
OF the 9Th ?. NJ, Weld Co,a,ee 3, mango
and TO declare plaintiff un.y, oWnay,
ice simple. AS will mnra pmaet 9,
irom the complaint in ially
Wn1ch reference is here m lay aNo
ana you are hereby notisaa,, ia
IaiI 70 appear. and To- ansu vu .a1
complaint as above yanniNer nmsiNer
plaintiff will take ludrmesnntsq
against you, according In ,by ~
said complaint. W we
6iven under my hand a, a..
said County, this 5th d,,rr
A. ID. 1910. '" uV
JOHN T. JACOBS
First publication in ssII..p
NJ y 18th 1910 e''e'
Last publication June 9th ls,o
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Another Reservoir for Weld

Extensive irrigation plans are be-
ing made be the Denver Reservoir
and Irrigation company. When call
ed up over the phone in Denver this
morning the manager of ne com
pany stated that the plans entire
would be ready to be diyuIeed with
in the next few days. The latest
project of the Denver Resoryoir and
irrigation company will be as exten-
sive as those which have already
been placed in Weld count
The company is intending 10 spend
much money in Weld county during
the present year on the constructjon
or reservoirs which will mean n great
zeal to southern portion of the
county.
Plans have been going forward for
some time on the project and those
nave now about been completed and
complete detail or the construction OF
the project will be made sbnrtiv
The territory to be bop.Gttnd IS
south OF the Platte and work Is To
com lmehce as soon as the minor mat.
ters of plans are done.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Fire Insurance Paid Promptly
hHAn1nu CDID

Messrs. Welsh & Martin and Doug
lass 4 Coleman. agents
Gentlemen:-I wish to express my
thanks through you to the lnsur-
ance Company OF the State of Illi-
nois and The Tetonia Insurance Com
pany of New Orleans for the prompt
and satisfactory adjustment and pay
ment of my loss in the recent fire.
You wrote my insurance April 81.
fire occurred May Is, loss adjusted
and paid in full May 90.
Yours truly.
r. BETHGE