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PALESTINE DAILY HERALD

VOL III NO 44 PALESTINE TEXAS THURSDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 25 1904 10 Cents a Week

CONDOS BROS HEADQUARTERS FOR CANDIES AND ICE CREAM

ABOUT ICE CREAM
We are furnishing more Ice Cream
to families than ever before Wo
make only one grade at 150 per
gallon We could make you a cheap
cream at 75 cts or 8100 per gallon
but it would not please you nor add
to our reputation Our cream is
rich and pure and nourishing
is the same kind that we use at our
fountain Send us your orders
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RUSSIAN GUNS
ARE SILENCED
By Japanese Cruisers Battle By nities in Finland for failure to elect
Land and Sea Still Rages
Czar Issues Manifesto
Cbo Foo Aug 21 Information of
undoubted authenticity states that tlio- country without the sanction of tho
Japaoeso armored cruisers Niacin and
Kassga have bombarded and silenced
tho Russian forts east of Golden Hill
at tbo entrance to Fort Arthur
The forts referred to are probably
tbo same or very close to Forts Tai I
pangtse and Ohao Cbanko mentioned
in the dispatches yesterday and today
It-
St Petersburg AngustSI The czar
today issued a Iongtby manifesto on-
tho occasion of tho christoning of the
CO- heir to tho throne It was introduced
by tho following message to the people
By the will of God wo tho czarand
autocrat of all Russia and Poland
ff W grand duke of Finland etc announco-
to our faithful subjects on this day the
christening of our son and heir Grand
Duke AloxisNicholasvitch Following
to our great family of the empire and
with tho deepest and most heartfelt
pleasure even among tlicso times of
national strugglo and difliculty bestow
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I upon them somo gifts of our royal
favors for a greater enjoyment in their
winners liavo fallen in the service of
their country
A sum of 81500000 is set apart from
tho stato fund for tho beneilt of tho
landless peoplo of Finland All fines
imposed on villages towns orcomrau-
representatives to servo on tho mili- ¬
tary recruiting boards during tho year
1902 and 1003 are remitted Permission
is granted the Finns who left tho
authorities to return within a year
CHINA IN PERIL
St Petersburg Aug 24
821 a m Tho Novosti today
says
Continued violation of
neutrality laws in the Chinese
ports by tho Japanese will
compel Russia to regard the
Chinese empire or at least
part thereof as being within
the sphere of active hostil- ¬
ities
China lacks either the
power or tho inclination to
prevent Japanese incursions
Tho warships of noutral pow- ¬
ers idly watch theso viola- ¬
tions Therefore tho agree-
ment as to Chinas neutrality
raado at tho beginning of tho
war becomes a dead letter
and Russia must ignore it in
self dofonso
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Tucker Royall Cashier
Hampsok Gary VicePres C W Hanks Asst Cash
The large Capital of this bank its strong Financial Position
and its established roputaJon for Conservative Banking aro
among tho substantial advantages offered to present and pros- ¬
pective patrons
prison mout or confinement in fort- ¬ pondent of the Times at Shanghai in-
resses without loss of civil rights and a dispatch dated August 24 1135 p-
j who were still awaiting sentence at m says that orders from Emperor
the time of the birth of the heir to the Nicholas have been conveyed to Capt-
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throne are pardoned
Political prisoners who have
Reizenstein commanding him forth- ¬
distin- ¬ with to disarm the cruiser Askold and
guished themselves by good conduct the destroyer Grozovoi and that the
may on interposition of the minister flags on both vessels were lowered at
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of justice obtain restitution of their 7 oclock tonig-
civil rights at tho expiration of their

ANDERSON COUNTY
daily lives- sentences Persons guilty of political htCommitted Suicide
Various benefits bestowed on many 3444 l 4 y S 5S offonsos committed within the last 15
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years who remain unidentified will Temple Texas Aug 24 Just after
are then enumerated at longth Ono
Commercial and Industrial Assn of tho most important provisions re- Those roturning who aro liable for no
¬ longer bo subject to prosecution the body of Mrs L P Jones wboso
tragic death occurred at Benjamin
lates to the entiro abolition of cor- ¬ military service must immediately while political offenders who are now
fugitives abroad may apply to the Texas Saturday night had been laid
poral punishment among tho rural presont themselves for service but to rest in the city cemetery in this
classes and its curtailment in tho army the Finns who evaded military service minister of tho interior for permission
Do you want to locate a Mercantile business to return to Russia city yesterday morning among a large
and navy will not bo punished provided they
number of friends the news was re- ¬
Do you want to locate a Manufacturing business The manifesto remits the land pur- ¬ presonted themselves within tbreo
ceived from Benjamin that her hus- ¬
Do you want a Farm Do you want a Home chase areas which affects ono of tho months oftho birth of the heir to the another ship disabled L P Jones had committed
London Aug 21 A telegram from band Dr
II so write us and we will interest you largest classes of population through- ¬ throno suicide in the jail at that place by cut- ¬
out the empire and its benctits aro Certain classes of offenses includ ¬ Tokio to the Japanese legation says
ting his throat
also extended to estates in Poland ing theft robbery and embezzlement that the Russian battleship Sebastopol
Tho general provisions of the mani- are pardoned and the governor gen was bombarding Japanese land posi- ¬
F STARR Pres J T MALONEY Sec I festo
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include au all round reduction of esal of Finland is directed to consider tions yesterday from the outside at Little Tots Party
sentences for common law offenses what steps can be taken to alloviate Port Arthur when sho struck a mine Tuesday evening Master TomHaynes
general amnesty for political offenses lotof those forbidden to reside in as previously reported from Tokio celebrated his fourth birthday at the
oxcept in cases of murder and 4 Besides her list to starboard the T M Haynes home on May stree
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elephone 444 tho war as well as assistance fdrflttthT Sre remitted Persons arrested
families as may need it whose breadfor offenses punishablo by fines im
CZAR ORDERS DISARMAMENT
London August 25 The corres ¬ presents
i presented Tom with many

j Ladies and Misses Fall Suits j

We are receiving daily our stock of Fall and Winter garments for our ready to wear departments You know what
a complete stock of Skirts Shirts and etc we have in these departments We truthfully say that
can
our showings this fall will be greater and grander than ever Following are some extraordinary bargains

fome Good Tilings

Ladies Black or Blue Kton Suits Tailored Suits in Serge and Broad Cloth Trimmed
in Taffeta and buttons Skirt trimmed in buttons and Silk entirely new Real value
15 to open the season only Siooo
Misses Jacket Tailormade suits with belts the new llaked novelty Trimmed in braid
cloth and fancy buttons Plaited Skirt real value S 1750 opening the season price 1250

Misses Fan box Suits in Flaked novelty goods trimmed in braids Velvet and Light
Cloth Tailored Skirts Coats Satin Lined worth 1850 special S1500

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