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The Republican journal., 1910-06-09
PROBATE NOTICE

AT a Probate Court held at Belta>l, Nr
for the County of Waldo, on TN r.
Nav, A. ID, 1910,
WILLIAM EARL LARBABEE H N
w said County of Waldo, having }t-
petition praying that his name MAJ .
to William Earl Thomas.
Ordered, That the said petitionr .
to all persons interested by cauSlH-
this order to be published three W.
lively in The Republican journal
published at Belfast, that they may
Probate Court, to be held at Be'la
for said County, on the l4th day oI I
1910, at ten of the clock IN the i.-.
show cause, if any they have, WHY
said petitioner should not be grantD.
GEORGE f. jon NS'N .
A TRUE CORY. ATTEST:
CHAS. +. HAZELTTN'
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. The Su.
II by gives notice that she haS
pointed eXecutrlX of the last VIII t.
of
ELIP. RANDELL, late OF Stock -.
in the County of Waldo, deceasru
bonds as the law directs. AL 1
demands against the estate OF Sa'u
desired to present the same Tor ST.
all indebted thereto are requested IN
ment mme diately.
ALMEDA L. hsN.
Stockton Springs, May 10, 1910
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FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
The baccalaureate sermon delivered by Pro-
fessor Wimot B. Mitchell of Bowdoin College
Sunday morning, June 9Th, from Ephesians
6 5th verse, Wherefore take unto you the
whole armour of God that We may be able to
withstand in the evil day and having done all
to stard d." was very impressive and he held the
closest attention of his audience throughout.
A large congregation was present. The music
was fine and very appropriate for the occasion.
Professor Mitchell was the guest while here of
DR.. A. M. Small. 500. Miss Bernice Hates from
Thorndike was the guest of her friend Ethel
Vose through commencement week. .... Fred
Vose from Houlton was the guest of his moth
err, Mrs. E. E. Vose. through commencement
week. ..... Mr.. Marcena Sparrow from Massa-
chusetts was the guest of his brother, W. R.
Sparrow, June Sd. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sampson and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Murch took
an auto ride June 9Th go. Mrs. Phil Lamson
picked from her field June LIST nearly one-half
pint of ripe strawberries. .....M Mrs. J. Burford
Parry attended the graduating exercises at the
Bangor Theological Seminary last week. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Seekings from Portland and Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Seekings from Pittsfeld were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wiggin June
1st.. Miss Efie Flye closed her school in the
village June Sd. 80. Mrs. Marcellus Whitney
from Unity was the guest of Mrs. A. C. Keen
June End and Sd. 49,. Mrs. C. E. Richardson
closed her school in the Bangs district June
End. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. w. R.
Sparrow June End. 80. Mrs. D. w. Dodge and
daughter Winifred were in Watervills, shop
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County Correspondence.
sEARsMonr

sEARsMoNr.
J. L. Bean was the guest of his mother Mrs.
Mary Bean, over Sunday. Rev. Z. ID. Bryant
was called to Appleton June 4th to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Martha Keene. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. Hopkins of Camden were guests OF Miss
;. E. Mcfarland June 5th.. The Ladies
Church Aid will have an ice cream sale at the
vestry every Wednesday evening, beginning
June 9th. :. .Quantabacook Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ
worked the Sd degree upon one candidate
Saturday evening, June 4th Visitors were
present from Amity Lodge, Camden, Liberty
Lodge, Liberty, and Union Lodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Toothaker of Belfast were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Brown June 9Th.
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CENTER MONTVILLE.

CENTER MONTVILLE.
Robert Gay is at home from Tewksbury,
Mass, for a two weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Cay. Mrs. Rebecca
Poland, Mrs. Eliza Warehouse, Mrs. Mary
Carter and Mrs. Lettise Allen attended the
veterans meeting in Morrill, last week..
Timothy O'Nel an old resident died June Sd.
miss Mary E. Bartlett of Montville spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Clement went to North
port last Saturday to spend few days at their
cottage. Fred Foye of China visited his
brother, Will Foye, last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Evie Walker of Knox is spending
week with her sister, Mrs. Oramandel Morse.
Mrs. Huldah Ramsey and Mrs. M. M.
Wentworth spent Saturday with friends in
Unity. Charles Thompson and Mr.. Snow of
Belfast called on Benton Thompson last Sun
day. Mrs. Florence Sprowl and Mrs. Helen
Sprowl of Appleton are visiting Mrs. Julia
Sprowl at Mr.. Barney Dodges.
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SWANVILLE.

SWANVlLLE.
Mrs. E. L. Cunningham and daughter Edna
and Mss Agnes McTaggart visited friends in
Brooks recently. -. Mr.. John Trip, who was
operated on last Thursday at DR.. E. w.
Fapley's private hospital in Belfast, is gain
ing. Rev. David L. Wilson of Belfast de-
hvered very interesting sermon at the
church last Sunday. He will continue to
speak at the church during June and JULY.
Mrs. A. T. Nickerson is spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Nicker-
son, in Prospect. Hon. and Mrs. A. E. Nick
erson went to Boston last week. Mr.. Nicker
son has returned. There will be dance at
Comet Grange Hail. June 16. Refreshments
will be served.
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JACKSON.
Miss Pearl Chase, who has been visiting her
cousin, Mr.. C. J. Young of Etna, has returned
home. 80. The Jackson base ball club played
with the Troy nine in Troy last Saturday. The
score was to in favor of Jackson. Next
Saturday they expect to play with the Bagley
Hill nine on their home ground in Jackson.
Miss Everline Knights of Etna is visiting her
friend Miss Pearl Chase. -. The county W. C.
1. U. will hold their annual convention in the
jackson grange hall, Thursday, June 10th.
There will be an all-day and evening session.
Every one is cordially invited to attend. Come
and hear what the w. C. 7. U. are DOING.
Mrs. Julia Rand and son of Bangor are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Brown. The
many friends of Miss Edith Hadley are glad to
learn that she is out of danger and will soon be
at home.
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SWANVILLE CENTER.

SWANVILLE CENTER.
DR.. Jennys and family and DR.. Adams and
family of Belfast were guests of their relative,
Mrs. Helen Cummins, at the Jennys homestead
last Sunday. David Wingate has sowed II
acres of OATS. VIM. Eastman is planting 10
acres of potatoes. Several ripe strawberries
were picked Sunday. The Swanville base
ball team played the Searsport nine on the
Heights last Saturday and the Swanville nine
victorious. :. Hon. A. E. Nickerson re-
turned from Boston last Saturday evening,
leaving his wife there for surgical treatment.
80. Miss Celia Nickerson is gaining in health
49,. Mrs. A. T. Nickerson is in Prospect visit
ing her parents for several days.. Earl Lam
son and friend of Jonesport visited his aunt,
Mrs. Helen Cummins, last week. Albert
Cunningham has bought the Elba Greeley
farm. :. The Industrial Club meets with Mrs.
Joseph Marden June 18TH. -. Clarence Walker
is at home from Massachusetts for a short va
cation. :. Mrs. Andrew Moore is quite ILL., -.
John Trip was taken to DIR. Tapley's private
hospital and underwent operation for ap-
pendicitis. He is quite comfortable at this
writing. -. E. A. Robertson has peas in bios
son.. A frost last Saturday did some damage
on the low lands.
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FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT.
The schools of the village, with the excep-
ton of the High school, closed Friday after an
eight weeks term. The graduating exercises
of the High school will be held in K of P hall
Friday evening, June 10th. The graduation
will be followed by ball. for which Russell
orchestra of Bangor will furnish musc..
Herman A. Clark, principal of the Grammar
school in Milo, has returned to that place after
spending the weekend with his mother Mrs.
Sarah Clark. Hon. Albert PIERCE has re-
turned from a weeks business trip to New
York city. .. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Cyphers and
daughter Marie of Searsport have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. H. L. Clark, for few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. George PIERCE of New
York city are visiting at the home of Hayward
PIERCE for few days. Mr. and Mrs. Free
man Grant, who have been in Panama for three
or four years, have returned and Mr.. Grant
has bought out the blacksmith job shop of
George West. Miss Sadie Nckerson has re-
turned to her home in Swanville after sue
cessful term as teacher in the Grammar school,
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ORGANIZED 1929
ORGANIZED ISZS,
Annual Statement of H..
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ma,
co. OF MONTPELIER vr az

For the Year Ending Decembs, =.
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ness.
The army was rested and fed for three
DAYS, and on the afternoon of the second
dav all the dead received Christian bur-
ial, Rev. Mr.. Spring, the chaplain, pray
ing fervently with fearful eyes over the
new made graves. Sleep on brave heroes
in the deep dark forest, and when the
warm days of spring return the wild
flowers will BLOOM and the birds sing
over your graves.
'By fairy hands their knell is rung;
By forms unseen their dirge is sung;
Then Honor comes, pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay;
And Freedom shall while repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there"
On the morning Of the fourth day the
army broke camp and again took up
their march with much rejoicing, all
danger of starvation in the wilder
ness having past. Captain Dearborn,
who had been very i'll, was now recover
ing and such soldiers as were unable to
proceed on account of illness or frozen
toes were left behind with surgeons and
ample provisions and help. Burr, who
remained with the rear guard together
with Jacataque, was busy night and day
and anxious to continue the march as
soon as possible. Going toCaptain Dear
born's tent Burr found that brave officer
up and moving slowly about and his glad
laugh rang out on the frosty air. A little
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PACKED HOUSE
Greeted the Denickes at the Airdome
Last Evening.
The management says

The management says:
The Denickes were greeted with a
packed house at the Airdome last
night, every available seat being oc-
cupied at the first performance They
appeared in neat comedy talking
and musical act that went big with
Airdome patrons. Their singing and
playing on various musical instru-
ments is excellent and their jokes
are all new, funny and clean. Tonight
they will appear in a singing and talk
ing act and will no doubt be greeted
with another packed house.
The feature film in motion pictures
for tonight is a high art Vitagraph
subject, entitled "Elektra.' This is
said to be a classic marvel in power
of acting and masterpiece in the
moving picture art.
Weather permitting the perform
ance will take place at the Airdome,
otherwise it will be given at the Lyric
Theatre on Main street
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11
JUNE II IN HISTORY.

1702-Joseph Dudley assumed office
as governor of Massachusetts
1740-George Whitefield arrived a
Savannah on his second visi
to Georgia.
1792-The first bank in New Hamp
shire commenced discounting al
Portsmouth.
1S62-Gen. Morgan demanded of Gov
Bramlette of Kentucky the sur
render of Frankfort, which the
governor refused
1S70-Destruction of Korean forts by
Admiral Rodgers.
1SS1-The Jeanette" Arctic expedi.
ton lost in the ice.
1SSS-Lord Stanley of Preston as
: sumed office as governor gen.
eral of Canada
1s91-Public funeral of Sir John Mac
donald at Kingston
1901-William J. Sanford, governor OF
Alabama, died. Born in 1916.
1903-King and Queen of Servia as
sassinated at Belgrade
1909-Monument to Gen. Stephen D.
Lee unveiled at Vicksburg.
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WHO'S WHO IN TEXAS ]"
Mr.. Arch Dewberry, Formerly of This
City, Engaged In Obtaining
important Data.

Mr.. Arch Dewberry, who was for
merly employed with the Herald, is
here again, and this time he is en-.
Gagged in securing data for a book to
be styled Who's Who In Texas" Mr..
Dewberry says he has been engaged
in the work long enough now to know
that it is to be big 60 and says he
has signed many contracts for the
book. He says the volume will be an
one, and unlike anything
ever issued in Texas before. He is
only soliciting the names of selected
people for the publication as it will
be an encyclopedia of the prominent
men of the state. Mr.. Dewberry will
be here for several days.
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you married his sister, then?


"You married his sister. them
He had
LET me ask you now. Mr.. Jursi
have you formed any opinion abdn
the guilt or innocence of this defen,s
ant?''
81 have"
as it fixed opinion or is 1t one tll..
could be changed by evidence?"
at could be changed if the evidence
i were strong enough"
'gThen you would not call it def
mite opinion?"
NO
at is a vague opinion. them
yes"
"Now. Mr.. Juror. follow me closely
If you please. You say your opinicr
is vague one and not definitely fixed
Now. then. If that is the case and yet.
| went into that jury box and listener
| to the evidence adduced from that wit
ness stand and heard the law expound
ed by the judge from that bench
would it not be possible for you TO la!.
aside that opinion and concur in vei
| dict warranted by the evidence anc
the instructions of the court?'
Yes"
The attorney, having received t,,i
same answer to his long question as
to his short one. is perfectly satisiiss
and throws a triumphant look at III
colleague, which says. Il knew / ceuit.
get it out of him If I kept at him ion
enough"
Here is another astonishing dedu-.
ton: A juror took the stand dressed
in blue uniform with brass buttons
Around his belt was strapped money
changer. The examining attorney lool:
ed at him long and searchingly and
then said in n tone which admitted of
no trifing:
You are street car conductor
1t was the same attorney who forced
this confession from another juror:
what is your occupation?''
I'm boOkkeeper for Blank & Co
you keep books in the oftice?"
Unmasked. the bookkeeper broke
down and made a clean breast of it,
Now, Mr. Juror, be good enough 70
state how old you are"
"Fifty-six years
How long have you resided in this
stdte?"
Fifteen years"
"Then You We're not born here?"
The trapped man admitted the truth
Here is another:
Were you born in Missouri"
No sir
"oh, l see Then you moved here
from some other state" And then
In a "come-come- don't -delay-the-court'
tone Of voice, Where did you come
from?"
Chicago"
Chicago, III. ?"-Kansas City Times
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AN OFFICIAL CIRCULAR
Announcing Appointment of Mr.. p. A..
Sullivan Commercial Agent of
|. & G. N. Railroad.

The following circular was issued
today by the general freight agent of
the l. & G. N railroad:
international and Great Northern
Railroad.
Thomas J. Freeman, Receiver
Office of
General Freight Agent.
Circular No. $50.
Palestine, Texas, June II, 1910.
Effective June 1st, 1910, Mr.. P, A.
Sullivan is appointed commercial
agent, San Antonio, Texas, vice Mr. G.
E. Marshall, resigned to engage in
other business. Mr.. Henry lizard is
appointed travelling freight agent,
headquarters San Antonio, vice Mr. p
A. Sullivan, promoted.
J. NJ Ball,
General Agent San Antonio, Tex
n. NJ. Leach,
General Freight Agent
Approved:
Thomas j. Freeman, Receiver.
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A great throng of people packed the
opera house to Overlooking last night
to witness the graduating exercises OF
the public schools In fact, hundreds
of people were turned away because of
lack of room. If the Herald's society
editor was not more fortunate in Sc
curing accommodations than the ed
tor there would be little chance to
describe the beauty of the scene Our
seat was on the street, and we had
plenty of room downstairs We ex-
pected at least box, but would have
been satisfied with small seat in an
obscure corner. Still, it would be
objectionable if the paper did not
give big write-up of the occasion
regardless. 1t was a case of first
come first served and no favors any
where down the line
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11

A private letter to the Herald ad,
vises US that company will soon in,
wade Texas to install a big wireless
telephone system. The company
makes broad claims. Many people
will contend that a wireless telephone
system has been in use in all of the
country for long time. 1t is the I'M
seen agency over which is carried all
the gossip.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11
GONE FOR 4 PRISONER
Chief of Police Perry Went to Dallas
This Morning After Bear Green,
Negro Jail-Breaker.

Chief of Police Conrad Perry left
this morning for Dallas, where Off
GERS have under arrest negro, Clar-
ence Green, better known as Bear
Green wanted here on a charge of
breaking Jail. Green was arrested
here some time ago on advices from
neighboring town that he was want
ed. After being locked up he made
his escape and hit the trail for I'M
known parts. At was suspicioned
that he would wind up in Dallas, and
officers there were asked to look out
for him. Yesterday they notified
Chief Perry that they had his man.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11
A MISSISSIPPI
ENTHUSIAST
Mrs. Lena Gresham, of Clinton,
Miss, Has a Few Facts to
Tel! Our Readers About
Cardui.

Clinton, Miss.-"Thanks to Cardui, !"
writes Mrs. Lena Gresham, of this place,
81 have been greatly relieved"
81 suffered for three years from femals
Inflammation, and had taken medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit.
81 have received more benefit from
seven bottles of Cardui, than from all the
physicians"
Just try Cardui. That's all we ask.
II speaks for itself. 1t has helped so
many thousands, it must be able to
help you.
Trying Cardui won't hurt you. 1t is
safe, harmless, gentle in action, and
purely vegetable.
If you are weak, tired, down and out,
try Cardui.
If you are sick, miserable, and suffer
from womanly pains, like headache,
backache, dragging feelings; pains in
side, arms, legs, etc.-try Cardui.
1t is the medicine for all women.
II is the tonic for you.
N B-Wnte TO: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chzt,a-
nooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Specia
INSTRUCTIONS and 64-page book Home TreatmeE
Tor women, seEt IN plain wrapper. on REQUEST
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Every man in the race for governor
has some very loyal friends in this
section, and we presume that is the
case all over the state And, for this
reason, it i'll becomes any man to get
ugly in denouncing any of the candi,
dates. The Herald prefers Mr. John,
son because he is our personal friend,
we know the kind of man he is, and
his platform is in line with our opin-
ion. Other people have the same
right to their opinion.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11

Editor Yantis of the Athens Review
explains to his readers why he laid
aside his duties and hiked away to
the state press meeting. There is a
note of apology in the explanation.
Don't do it, brother. The world that
knows anything knows that every low
ing and loyal newspaper man in the
world, and much more so in Texas, is
entitled to full months vacation on
full pay. In fact. he should be pre-,
scented with fresh auto every month
and told to enjoy himself
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1t is always a delight to throw a
bouquet, and in the good old summer
time is a good time to hand out the
flowers. Here's one on request: A
gentleman who appreciates good
thing calls our attention to the splen-
did condition in which the sewer con
-. - where
they are working That is a virtue
and the Herald is glad to call atten.
ton to it. The streets can stand it.
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the democratic primaries, and we vii
carry this state by more than $4,000
majority against submission"
That's the way we like to hear q
man talk; put on your armor and
fight"
But Colonel VOTERS. what is to be,
come of the anti-statewide cause in
the event submission carries by So
600 majority? Will it then be legiti-
mate to fall back on local instruc-
tons?
1t is everlastingly true that one
can't have ones cake and eat it too
When the anti-submissionists vote in
the primary, aren't they bound to
abide the result?
Editor Fitzgerald will please turn
his searchlight on this portion of the
field.
A 20-story office building and 16-
story hotel and T. c. U. may yet de-
eide not to go away-Waco Times
Herald.
That's the line of talk that these
local instruction fellows need. If a
man goes into the primary and votes
he obligates himself to stay with the
action of the party, if he is an honest
man. If the party votes submission
every man who accepts a nomination
under the party is in honor bound to
vote for submission There is no get
ting around this. If there is no obi
cation implied then there is no need
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11

Announcement comes from Decatur
that joint debate may take place
there on the 18th inst. between Cone
Johnson, democratic candidate for
governor, and Senator Bailey The
Herald expects no such debate, but if
it should take place people would
know that there had been a debate.
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CUES IONS
IN COURT
A SERIES THAT MOVED AN OBJ
SERVER TO TURN CRlTIc-LAW-
YERS DIDN'T SEEM TO SEE THE
RIDICULOUS PHASE OF CASE.

A man who spent several days Ii,
| courtroom listening to the eXaminafi
of veniremen was struck with the Z
Election that some shining legal min
would not be unduly dimmed by q
infusion of few of the principles 4
logic. The time taken up by attorne.t
In drawing the conclusion that jurSS
who lives at given address max,
his home there and then referring i
conclusion to the juror for confirm:
ton has not been computed. but III
one automatically inclined may T.
are it out by multiplying the folIowiss
examples by any handy large roafs
number:
What is your OccupationY'
81 am switchman."
"On a raflroad?"
The obvious answer which the
ror's awe of his surroundings preYeHs
him from making would be, of couls
mo, in an ice cream parlor.''
Judge" said a juror, u would li
to be excused from service. wiz
summoned l was making arrans
ments for my brother-in-law's Is
neral"
rs your brother-in-law dead ?,f II
quired the court.
1t developed that he was.
"Now, Mr.. Juror" came anotna
question. what is your ageY'
"Forty-four."
"Forty-four years old?'
That is exactly what the iufEs
meant. The lawyer guessed right Il
very first time.
Here is another fash that came
one of the attorneys. Where do
live?' he asked.
"At 4416 Blank street"
you reside there. do your"
Once in awhile there is a funny a,s
swer which isn't to be wondered Ii
considering the power Of suggestion.
care you married"
"Yes."
"Any family?"
"Two."
But the balance is well on the las
yers' side. Witness this: The qlirx
toner had asked if a juror was rel IL
ed in any way to any of the prime
pals or witnesses in the case
81 am a brother-in-law of Mr. b.
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Epworth Junior LEAGUE.

Program for Sunday, June Il:
Leader-Mattie Lee Schmidt.
Song.
Prayer.
Song.
Subject: Faith of Our Fathers"
Scripture-PSalm 121.
Apostles Greed in concert.
Verse-Baylis Watkins.
Verse-Arthur Garess.
Reading-Lois Crawford.
Song-Jack Gray.
Roll Call.
Song.
Benediction.
League meets at 4:30 p. IN.
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of a party or a primary, or a plat
form. 1t will be we'll for those seek
ing office as members of the legisla-
ture to think this over. There is
something to it. The people were
tricked out of this right once; they
will not stand for it again.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-11

Good appetite and cheerfulness fol
lows the use of Prickly Ash Bitters.
1t purifies the blood, liver and bowels
and makes life worth living. Bratton
Drug Co., Special Agents.
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Unhappy Mani

'Yes, my old friend, have been the
victim of misfortune in all my love af
fairs. My first sweetheart died. tht
second Tilted me- and the third beam
nv wife,