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THE PALESTINE DAILY HERALD
Entered In the Palestine Tejjas Postofftce as SecondClass Mall Matter
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON SUNDAY EXCEPTED
W M AND H V HAMILTON JR Editors and Proprietors
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The Hamilton Boy Tou Know
SUBSCRIPTION 15 CENTS THE WEEK BY THE YEAR 600
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character standing or reputation or any
person Arm or corporation which may appear in the columns of The Herald
will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to attention ot the publishers
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10 1910
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WEATHER FORECAST
For Palestine and vicinity v
Tonight unsettled weather
colder Sunday generally fair
colder
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DECEMBER 10 IN HISTORY
John Murray founder o Uni
versalism in the United States
born in England Died in Bos
ton Sept 3 1815
Reynell Coates originator of
the patriotic order Sons of
America born in Philadelphia
Died in Camden N J April 27
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1804 Eugene Sue famous novelist
born in Paris Died in Savoy
July 3 1857
1805 William Lloyd Garrison noted
abolitionist born in Ttfewsbury
port Mass Die d in New York
City May 24 1879
1848 Louis Napoleon elected presi
dent of the French
1856 The Cathedral in Montreal was
destroyed by fire
l865 Leopold II ascended the throne
of Belgium
1904 Earl Grey assumed office as
governor general of Canada
Be ready for Tag Day
do a good act
A chance to
Be a Good Fellow and see that some
worthy little tot and they are all
worthy is made happy by your lib
erality
The coming Poultry Show is being
extensively advertised by the neigh
bor town papers The kindness of the
press should be fully appreciated
What is the answer to a dream just
before Christmas when a fellow sud
denly awakes after dreaminghe was
out trying to bite a corner out of the
house
Problem If one bad egg contains
five hundred and fortyfive billion
germs how many germs are there in
the average grouch two weeks before
Christmas
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There is good money in the tomato
business to the men who have the
skill and energy to work six days In
the week Coon hide dealers have no
business engaging in such a strenu
ous side line
The Denlson Herald says the world
is full of people who do not like to
see their names in the papers to
hear them tell It Our esteemed
neighbor evidently meant the jails
instead of the world
THE NEW LYRIC THEATRE
ON MAIN STREET
TIM OCONNELL MANAGER
TONIGHT
THE Tl TALGOTTS
Better Known as The Candy Kids
In a New Singing Dancing
Comedy Sketch
3000
FEET HIGH ART
PICTURES
MOTION
Subjects
IN LIFES CYCLE
Biograph Feature Film
LITTLE BOY
Sellgs Dramatic
MUSIC FROM START TO FINISH BY
TRIECES ORCHESTRA
Rendering Latest HighClass Musical
Selections
Two Shows Dally730 and 9 P
PRICES
Adults 15 Cents
Children 4 to 12 Years 10 Cents
MATINEES
Wednesday and Saturday 4 to 6 P
Prices 5 and 10 Cents
COMING MONDAY NIGHT
THE GREAT KELTNER
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Nacogdoches makes the usual noise
the census enumerators failed to
make a full count in that county The
figures show no material increase in
the rural population Get busy over
there and get the people
A newspaper brother comments that
Governorelect Colquitt is making
some splendid appointments Bet dol
lars to fish hooks some of the fellows
left with their applications in their
hands do not agree with the opinion
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It is both pathetic and comical the
way some little duffer swells up and
tries to look important after suddenly
coming into possession of sixbits
But he is justified people who do
things beyond them are entitled to
swell utf
This is an offyear for sultans Ab
dul Hamid once sultan of Turkey
with millions of money and forty
wives to help him spend it is now in
jail dead broke A ray of light
reaches him however in that he
will not have to buy Christmas pres
ents for the fair forty
The Herald should protest that the
census department had made a fumble
of counting the population of this
county and get in the class of the
papers in the big cities where out
rages were committed in counting the
people But the Herald is going to
urge the home people to take the
medicine as dished out and get busy
to remedy the shortcoming
The Fort Worth Record laments
that Texas will be a business desert
if prohibition carries To be sure it
would A desertto the boys in the
whiskey business If it takes the sa
loon business tq keep old Texas going
the home of the great men that won
renown in battles and in commerce
then Texas is in a had way Ousley
is too big a man to give voice to
such rot
WEATHER BULLETIN
Published By Authority of the Secre
tary of Agriculture
For Palestine and vicinity until 7
p m Sunday Tonight unsettled
weather colder Sunday generally
fair colder
Temperature Lowest last night
52 highest yesterday 62
Weather Conditions
Light precipitation has occurred in
the lake region and the central Mis
sissippi valley as the result of a dis
turbance centered over western Lake
Michigan A depression which is enter
ing the Pacific states has caused rain
in California and the Plateau district
There has been a change to much
warmer weather in the lake region
and throughout the greater portion of
the Mississippi valley while it is
colder In the North Atlantic states
and the Rocky mountain region It is
generally clear and warmer in Texas
this morning Unsettled and colder
weather is indicated for this vicinitj
tonight and generally fair and colder
weather Sunday
T R Taylor
Official in Charge
Cantata Rehearsal Tonight
Tonight at 730 the first opera
house rehearsal of the cantata Es
ther being rehearsed by the company
selected by the ladles of the Cen
tenary Methodist church will take
place The choruses have been prac
ticed for some weeks now and the
music is about ready for the pre
sentation As soon as the staging Is
worked out the piece will be ready for
presentation and it promises to be
one of the best musical treats of the
year
yearAll
All taking part are urged to
present tonight at 730 sharp
Total
COTTON STILL COMES
be
Receipts to Friday Afternoon
9484 Bales
Some cotton still finds its way to
this market The receipts for the
week up to yesterday afternoon
were two hundred and twentyeight
bales the total for the season 9484
bales The price holds up well
Herald want ads bring results
Team No
Team No
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The Goal35oo in Four Days Will the
Runner Be Victorious
149100 OF THE NEEDEp 350000
HAS BEEN RAISED BY WORK
ERS OF YOUNG MENS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION
Team No
Team No
Team No
Team No
Team Standing
1 F M Hutchinson 17250
2 B D Jackson 13500
3 W L Maury 326 00
4 C O Miller 15500
G C Pearson 23050
7 J C Silliman 15450
S Chas Thresto 19050
Total 149100
It was a determined group ofwork
ers which met last night at headquar
ters to make reports of the results of
the first days work of the Y M C
A 350000 campaign Every team re
ported something though two or three
of the teams had harly gotten started
in their efforts Judging from the ex
piessions of the captains more effort
will be made today than was matfe
yesterday The Ladies Auxiliary pro
vided a splendid luncheon and while
partaking the workers conferred and I year are made on current
then Judge John M King general
chairman called for the reports In
the reports given to the result of the
days work was added 12500 being
oneeighth of the 1000 which was an
nounced the opening night Team
No 3 Captain W L Maury reported
the largest sum secured 32000 In
this was a 10000 gift from Mr Geo
E Dilley a member of the team
Team No C Captain C Pearson
REV J B TURRENTINE
Who Comes as the New Pastoi of the
Centenary Methodist Church
showed up well with his team report
ing a total of 23050 while Team No
8 Captain Charles Thresto called by
the general chairman the Baby
Team was in third place with a
total of 19050
There will be some good natured
rivalry now that a definite start has
been made
Tonight at 7 oclock the workers
will meet for lunch and reports rftill
again he made State Secietary doul
ter and General Secretaiy Shelton
say that much of the success of ihp
campaign depends upon the attend
ance of the workers at the luncheon
report hour for it is theie that plpns
are made for the following d ys
work It is said that the attendance
of the workers between 7 and 8 can
not he too strongly Impressed jand
all are urged to be present tonight
as it is most important as special
matters will be brought to the atten
tion of those piesent The citizenship
ought to keep in mind that the asso
ciation has asked for no subscriptions
for 1910 and this campaign is to se
cure money for the regular current
expenses of 19101911 for connection
with the water and for paying the
balance on the swimming pool and
putting a porch at the front of the
building It is evident from so rne of
the gifts made that friends have the
idea that this is afund in addition to
their regular subscriptions for current
expenses but the leaders desire all to
understand that this includes current
expenses for two years
The leaders hope that the effort of
the day will yield 20000 more than
yesterday thus making an average of
60000 for the two days and if this
done they ieel confident the fund will
be secured in four days
The Ladies Auxiliary t is showin
Team No 5 Frank Naylor 12700 spiendid interest in the campaign and
Team No
many of the workers of the auxiliary
make a sacrifice Sn providing the
luncheon at the hour it is given
A few members of the board in
discussing the campaign feel or ex
pressed themselves as believing the
movement will besuccessful if two
or three other 10000 gifts and four
or five 5000 gifts could be secured
If these can be had the balance of
the mnoey can be secured in smaller
gifts from friends who cannot give in
large amounts and it is felt that
these subscriptions ought to be forth
coming for in a great many of the
cities with associations such as Pal
estine gifts from 5000 to 10000 a
expenses
alone and it is hoped that such re
sponses will be forthcoming here
Much Talk
TJie fouract drama written by Mr
Hiram Muse an Internaternational
and Great Northern railroad engineer
called The Outsider is creating
much talk as to the coming produc
tion of same which will be given its
first presentation on any stage at the
New Temple Theatre next Thursday
riight December 15
Some people will go through curi
osity just to see L it is possible for
a local author to write a successful
play Others will go because they
know that the cast is capable and
will want to see them in the produc
tion and still others will go just
because it is a show and to be given
in the New Temple Theatre How
ever a packed house is looked for at
all events
About That Typewriter
On Monday December 12 Mr las
Worsham of the Houston Typewriter
Exchange will be at Smiths Cigar
Store with a complete line of new
and rebuilt Typewriters of all makes
He will be glad to call and show the
machines to any one interested in
buying one Old machines taken in
exchange Cash or liberal terms
Just phone 152 and leave your ad
diess
93t Smiths Cigar Store
The Photoplay Theatre
288 OAK STREET
M TToir pTcTU E A TLlTjS
TRATED SONGS
TONIGHT
IN THE MESH OF THE NET
Imp Picture
DON CARLOS
TWEEDLE DUMS ADVENTURE
ANDROMACHE
FOUR THOUSAND FEET OF FILM
TODAY
THE
ILLUSTRATED SONG
HAT MY FATHER WORE
Doors Open at 7 P M for the Night
Show
ADMISSION
Adults 10 Cents
Children Under 12 Years 5 Cents
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HRISTMA
The Lilhbridge Store is prepared to serve
your Holiday wants Jn addition to our
regular and large stock of groceries we
have a big stock of
Fresh Nuts of Xll Kinds x
Big Line of Candies
and a Big Line of Fruits
including Apples Oranges Bananas
Cocoanuts and other goods especially de
sirable for Christmas We also carry the
famous Buffalo Brand Syrup
Give us a call and price our line
A Liiiibridge
PHONE 688 x
Our Store can solve the Christmas present
problem Everything in Jewelry and Novelties
In Our New Home
And it is a big roomy ideal home for our
big Hardware Business
Here we can display the immense stock to
best advantage and can show you just whaMve
have to sell you Call in and see us and see
our new store and immense stock of goods
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We will be pleased to see you
SILLIMAN HARDWARE COMPANY
Corner of Palmer and Crawford Streets
T he home of even thing kept by a firstclass
Hardware Store and headquarters for Paints
aid Painters Supplies Wall Paper Sporting
Goods etc tc
Want the Cash
In order to get it I am going to sell for the next few days
100 pounds Pure Corn Chops
1 Bale Good Alfalfa
1 Bale Forney Hay
1 Sack Pilgrims Rest Flour if not good bring it back
7 Bars Lenox Soap
120 pound Sack Milo Maze Fine Chicken Feed
18 pounds Granulated Sugar
130
70
55
125
25
200
100
5 pound Pail Coffee with Cup and Saucer 100
50c Per Pair Off on Shoes 50c Off on Hats
50c Per Pair Off on Pants
Big discount on Mens and Boys Suits I have many other
Bargains too numerous to mention if these prices look good
to you PHONE 213 or call at the store v
E A WILLIAMSON
Old Compress Corner Reagan Street
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