The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 7, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 11, 1905 Page: 4 of 4
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F«B DAILY. HESFKK1AN WAINBSVILLE TEXAS
* Jas. R. BELL
OiBee in Red R iv^r Bank Building, '
(Down Stairs.)
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For Bargains in Real Estate.
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I have several farms for sale^
that I can give 1 possession of
at once. V I * t
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Money to Loan at 7 per cent.
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We have a few customers for some bar-
gains in city property. What have you?
Call and list your property with us.
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Jas. R. Bell.
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Red River Bank Building, (down stairs). »
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BROWN'S
OPER* HOUSE.
Paul Gallia, Manager.
(L NE NIG-HT ONLY,
SATURDAY, MARCH 11.
Broadhurst & Currie
Introduce the two \
Emperors of Germany,
RUDOLPH
ADOLPH
TWO CHILDREN
ARE CRUSHED.
The Laughiest Ever.
Everything Up-to-Date.
’-•A Great Cast of
Fun Makers.
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.
Seats on sale Friday morning
at Edwards’ drug store.
:
One Night Only,
Monday, March 13.
THE
POLMATIER
j | SISTERS’
Orchestra and Concert
Company.
Grand Festival of
Music and Song.
Positively the Musical Treat
of the Season.
Prices—25c, 35c and 50o.
Seats on sale at Edwards’ drug
store Sunday morning.
Latest in Spring Silks.
We will display Monday a vari*
ety of new spring silks in plain
and fancy weaves— particular
attention is called to our high
class novelty silks; designs not
shown by any other house. You
should not miss this grand show-
ing of silks, which will last all
the week.
* ’ J. R. M. Patterson.
’The Silk House. ”
V&StB&zaar of Choice Silks-
Glittering with the brightness
and freshness that newness im-
parts, our stock of New Spring
’ Silks for immediate wear is the
most attractive anywhere, j de-
sirability is enhanced my moder-
ate prises. Special silk showing
ah this week. Don’t* fail to at-
tend. J. R. M. Patterson.
*Th* Silk House.”
Jackson, Ky., March 10.—A
distressing accident occurred to-
day in the Phillips coal mine, on
Frozen creek, eight miles from
Jackson. A dozen or more chil-
dren were playing a short dis-
tance from the entrance of the
mines, with the trucks in a part
of the mine that ;has long since
been disused by the operator,
when suddenly a lumbering
sound was heard.
The frightened children lush-
ed to the entrance. All of them
escaped except twio, a boy and a
girl, children <5f the Widow Car.
penter, who werescrushed by the
falling slate. f
The boy was killed outright and
the girl mortally wounded.
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Incredible Brutality.
It would have been incredible brutal-
ity if Chas. F. Limberger, of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., had not done the best he
could for his suffering son. ‘ SMy boy,”
he says, “cut a tearful gash over his
eye, so I applied Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve, which quickly healed it and
saved his eye. Go4d for burns and
ulcers too. Only 25c at H. \V. Stark
Drug Co.
“Plumber.”
If you need a plumber don’t
forget that we have a first class
man, one that understands his
business.
V Stevens, Kennedy A
Spra.’fina Go.
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LADIES! Your special atten
tion is called to our lines of shirt
waists and shirt waist suits.
They are the very latest styles,
and just what you want for early
spring wear.
J. R. M. Patterson.
4! “PlOWS.”
Don’t forget we have the finest
line of plows in North Texas, any
kind you want.
Stevens, Kennedy &
Spragins Co.
See our line of fancy ribbons,
just received from New York.
All the newest color effects; the
most exclusive combinations are
embodied in the splendid show-
ing of new ribbons.
J. R. M. Patterson.*
|, KATY RATES*, ,
$25 to points in California, Ar-
izona, Old and New Mexico; sell
March 1 to May 15 and Sept. 15
to Oct. 31., 1 - | .
$8.00 to Marlin, Texas and re-
turn.
$5.40 to Milford, Texas and re-
turn. |j j . 1
$5.15 to Mineral Wells, Texas
and return.
$18*80 to Corpus Christi or Ar-
ansas Pass and return. ,
$18.55 to Portland, Texas and
return-
$10.20 to Rockport, Texas, and
return.
Sell daily. Limit 30 days from
date of Sale.
$2.60 to Fort Worth, Texas and
return account, District Bankers
Association. !
W. L. GREENHILL.T. A
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We have the
paints in this mar!
to figure with you.
money. Does this
not our prices will.
shout inis a must for BENEFIT BF
CEMETERY FUND.
t grades of
t rWe want
We can save
tch you. If
The Happenings of a Day Told in
Brief For Busy People..
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Miss Mary Wayland is quite
sick.
Mrs. Kittie Gossett was re-
ported better yesterday.
The big funny show tonight—
Rudolph and Adolph.
The condition of Mrs. E R
Davis remains unchanged.
The Fruit and Truck Growers’
Association will meet in Gaines-
ville next Tuesday.
Everyone should help the char-
ity benefit to be given Monday
night by the B. P. O. Elks at the
opera house.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs- A.
B. Haney died Thursday in
Woodbine and was buried yes-
terday in Nelson Grove Ceme-
tery.
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Price Simpson came in yester-
day from Chicago. He has ac
cepted a position of traveling
salesman with the W. D. Wells
Shoe Company of that city.
Hon. W. L. Blanton, a member
of the legislature and a ^member
of the board of trustees of the
Widows’ and Orphans’ Home, ar-
rived yesterday to attend the
grand lodge-—Houston Post.
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Horace Hunter, who has been
traveling in Texas with head-
quarters in Fort Wbrth, has had
liis territory changed to Louisia-
na, with headquarters in New
Orlears, where he and Mrs. Hun-
ter will reside.
j Don’t Lie Down.
Spring is here. Your system needs
toniDg up to fortify against the long
summer’s debilitating influence. Sim-
V
The entertainment at the High
school auditorium last night was
one which should have been en*
joyed by. a much larger audience
than the one in attendance, and
the Canae for which it' was given
should have received much more
encouragement than it did. The
numbers on the program were
splendidly rendered, and .con-
sisted of the following:
PART I.
Quartette....."Cornin’ Thro’the
Rye”............------- ...j.-
Piano duet........... "Fanfare”
Misses Grow and Barber
Vocal solo......."I Dare to Love
Thee”......................
Mrs. C. H. Smith.
Quartette.....“Until the Dawn”
PART II.
Quartette........."Last Rose of
Summer”.........;.. .1 . .j.....
Vocal solo. .......Selected
Mr. J. B. Glenn.
Quartet|«.... "Crossing the Bar”
Piano solo.............Polonaise
j Miss Grow. j '
Quartette....................
..... "Pale in the Amber West”
Kelt and Sleep.
Few escape those miseries of winter
—a bad cold, a distressiug cough.
Many remedies are recommended,
but the one quickest and best of all is
Simmon’s Cough Syrup. Soothing
and healing to the lungs and bronchial________
passages, it stops the cough at once just what to
and gives you welcome rest and peace-
ful sleep.
Proclamation ot Election.
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the power conferred
by law upon the city council of
the City of .Gainesville, Texas,
mon1, Saruparill. will build you up the ^ cit c0QDcU did, on 0*
™ “a* of February, A. D. 1905,
feelings .
50c and $
1.00 per bottle.
Now for Spring.
In all departments we have re-
ceived new Spring Goods. You
should not fail to see the new
shirt waists, shirt waist suits,
silks, fancy ribbons, belts, b&gsf,
etc. J. R. M. Patterson.
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Mrs. S- B. Bills announces an
opening of tailor made and street
hats for Saturday, March 11.
Her stock this year is more com-
plete than ever before and em-
braces the best of the New York,
Chicago and St. Loute patterns.
HUSBAND BELIEVED TO
BE DUD.
( Louisville, Ky., March 10.—
Mrs. Patrick O’Connor, who re-
sides at 1721 West Market street
reported to the detective depart-
ment last night that her husband
is missing and she thinks he has
ended his life. O’Connor left
home Monday night to go to St.
Joseph’s infirmary to have an in-
fected finger amputated. He
telephoned that he would return
in thirty minutes, and has not
been heard of since. O’Connor
expressed the fear that blood
poisoning, from which he' was
suffering, would end fatally.
It’s Your Move.
Long before your sartorial
thoughts turned spring wards,
our buyers were busy as bees in
selecting the magnificent array
of spring and summer merchan-
dise, now in view in all depart-
ments. ’Twas our move then;
now it’s yours. Now is the time!
This is the place.
J. R. M. Patterson.
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The Wm. KillgoreCo. are offer-
ing a fine line of Plows, Planters
%nd Cultivators at bottom prices,
see them a^ either of the Big
Hardware
re Houses. ^
Bursted Fi
We
dPipe
plumber
that
have
knows "just what to do” to brok-
en water pipes; telephone as and
we will send': him to repair them.
tevens, Kennerly A
pragins Co.
Fine Vehicles.
We have iust received
our new stock of Colum-
bus Woodhull and Staler
Bugsies. The best line
of buggies ever brought
I^P^mPHto Gainesville. Come ini
Kennerly^and SW tbg.^ ■
order an election to be held in
said city of the officers herein-
after mentioned.
Now therefofte I, J. T. Leonard,
mayor of the said City of Gaines-
ville, do hereby give notice that
on the 4th day of April, A. D.
1905, the same being the first
Tuesday of said month, an elec-
tion will be held in said city for
the purpose of electing the fol-
lowing officers towit: Mayor,
recorder, and one alderman from
each ward, except che second
ward, in which two aldermen are
to be elected, namelyyTrtie aider-
man for the short term and one
alderman for the long term, be-
ing for one and two years re-
spectively.
Said election will be held at the
following places in said city and
the persons whose names hereaf-
ter appear will be the presiding
officers at the places set opposite
their names:
First ward. At the court
house, B. F, Phillips presiding
judge, Klepper, assistant.
Second ward. At the Scott
building, near the Victory hotel
on North Dixon street, M. J.
Dobbins, presiding judge; J. E.
Elay worth, assistant 1 -
Third ward. At Scott build-
ing on North Commerce street
Pet Carr, presiding judge; R. H.
Garrett assistant,
Fourth ward. In J. H. Maup-
in’s old store house on corner of
Broadway and Taylor street J.
H. Williamson, presiding judge;
H. J. Cole, assistant.
Fifth ward. In the Ball meat
market house on East California
street P. S. Lockard, presiding
judge; N. C. Snider, assistant
GiVen under my hand : at
Gainesville, Texas, this 1st day
of March, A. D. 1905.1
J. T- Leonard, Mayor.
Geo. M. Rousseau, *
__C4y Secretary.
The Colonel’i Waterloo.
Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo,
from Liver and Kidney trouble. In a
recent letter, he says: ‘Twas nearly
dead, of' these complaints, and,
although 1 tried my family doctor,' he
did me no good; so 1 got a bottle o
your great Electric Bitten, which cared
me. I consider them the best medi-
cine on earth, and thank God who
gave you die knowledge to make'
them.” Sold, and guaranteed to cure,
Dyspepsia, B>hoa*nes§ and Kidney
Disease, by H. W. Stark Drug Qo., at
5°c a bottle.
$3.00 Will buy a Mal-
lory or Imperial hat.
These are the best $3.00
hats on the market. Tlsit
oar store and ask to see
the new spring styles
Stonum
You Need n New Mat.
We invite yon to come
to onr store and make
yonr selection from the
best stock in the city. All
the newest shapes in Mal-
lory, Imperial and Stetson
makes. All the new spring
shades now on exhibition.
Stonnm Bros.
A Grateful Customer, j
I suffered for four years with eczema
od the ends of eight of my fingers.
Had it so long my fingers drew up and
could do nothing at all at times, and I
tried almost everything that I ever
beard ot, including several largely ad-
vertised ointments, spending many
dollars for them. Never a filing did
it any good at all. At last I saw in a
home paper Hunt’s Cure was being
advertised and tried only a part of one
box, which cost me only 50c, and it
cured them. Now I can wash or do
anything which before I could not
without my
and paining
ever comes
fingers bleeding, burning
me very much. If this
back I surely will know
get. I wish every friend
and stranger that had anything of the
kind could have seen my fingers before
I used fins and see them now. It is
the best Ointment on earth. That 50c
box was worth a hundred dollars to
me. You deserve all thanks that can
be given you for that wonderful salve,
Hunts Cure.” Mrs. J. I. Blalock,
4 Miles, Texas, July 2, ’04.
To A. B. Richards Med- Co.’ Sher-
man, Texas.
The ladies of Broadway church
will have their annual Easter
sale April 18. Besides haying
all kinds of fancy articles, sun
bonnets, aprons, kimonas, etc.,
they will serve dinner. The
place will be announced later.
Attention, Veterans:
A full attendance of all the
members of Joseph E Johnston
Camp, United Confederate Vet-
erans is requested at its regular
meeting at the court house this
afternoon at 3 o’clock. Import-
ant matters demand the immedi-
ate attention of the camp.
J. M. Lindsay, Com.
J. M. Wnght, Adjt.
' Bath Tabs
We have bargains in porcelain
bath tubs. Investigate this.
Stevens, Kennerly &
Spragins Co.
The Texas Mutual Live Stock
I Insurance Association
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Insure yonr.Horses, Mules or Cows against death from
any cause. A few dollars invested here will buy you
another buggy horse when yours dies.
QUICK ACTION.
I J . j I Plano, Texas, Feb 2, 1905.
Texas Mutual Live Stock Insurance Association,
206 Trnst Building, Dallas, Texas.
Dear Sirs:—The promptness in which you paid the
claim of Buck Andrews $400 nnder policy issued to him
about one week ago on four head of Iris horses, should
appeal to all owners of live stock. The fire originated at
5:15 o’clock this morning, and at 10:10 o’clock I received
yonr telegram to honor your draft for $400. At 10:80
same morning the fall amount without discount was turn-
ed ovea ip cash to Mr. Buck Andrews. I call this "quick
action.” Yours truly,
PLANO NATIONAL BANK, T. C. Jasper, Cashier
The Secretary and General Manager of the Company
writes Mr. Clark, General Manager at Gainesville as fol-
lows: "Yesterday a large concern here had insured a
large number of stock and they submitted our policy to
their attorney, one of the leading attorneys'in North
Texas, aud after careful investigation from legal point
complimented us very highly and recommended his clients
to take their insurance with ns.
For full particulars, see or phone,
MORA C. CLARK,
General Agent, Gainesville, Texas.
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"TO BE SURE YOU ARE SAEF.”
RIDE ON
. . Finest Equipment and Safest Trains in Texas • .
Pullman Sleepers, ParLr-Cafe Cars, Reclining Chair Cars—Sants Fran—
{Through Without Changa) \ \
All Trains «idv.Vestibuled Throughout
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT FROM
FT. WORTH—DALLAS—WACO—TYLER
TO
MEMPHIS—ST: LOUIS—CHICAGO—CINCINNA1
FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR TRIP,
0. W. M0 R QAM, BUS A0L
Traveling Passengar Agent, Trawling Passant
Ft. Worth, Texan. J. F. LEM ABE, Waeo, Text
Genera! Passenger Agent,
Tyler, Texas,,
Agent»
Are you Beatles* at Night
And harrassed by a bad cough?
Use Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, it
will secure you sound sleep and effect
a prompt and radical cure. Sold by
H. W. Stark Drug Co.
Fine vehieles at H. F.
Smith’s. •.,
This is the season for Walking
and Riding Plows. We have the
largest stock and better prepared
to serve yon. We want your
trade and will make prices right
Country merchants will do well
to give ns a call.
Stevens, Kennerly A
Spragins Co.
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The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 7, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 11, 1905, newspaper, March 11, 1905; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1121873/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.