The Abilene Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1899 Page: 3 of 8
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At 50 per cont loss than any
other house can offer
THE GLOBe'S
.MID-WEEK OFFERINGS..
In Stylish Dress Goods Not to be Pound Elsewhere. Special Bar
gains for Friday and Saturday.
flee Our
Wool Skirts
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; new Kid Gloves.
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Lonsdalo bleached domestic
Sea Island yard wido domestic. . .
Mattress ticking
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5c.
4o.
4c.
All colors $1.00 quality for
7oc a pair.
New French Kid Gloves
ICluzo patent iney oesc.
Ul.25 uiaico tins ween oniy
$i a pair.
Fine HandUiercnieJs.
New Goods.
Extra heavy feather ticking ' n
- uuwjuuuuuu sueoung. 91 .On
10-4 bleached sheeting ....'...'.'.'" qA
Calicoes tbo best brands all colors.. .'..'. ..'.'.'. ..'.' .......... 4C
Calicoes second grade. . 1 1 .!! 1 !..'.'.'.!'.!!. ' .Sc
Specials on Dress Goods.
Percale yard wide now colors ti . . . . .5c
Now outings fast colors J 5q
Now fancy sateens all colors . . . . . : Qt
Wool finished double fold dress goods . . . Sq
All wool single fold dress goods ........" 7 1-gc
Wool dress goods 40 inchea wide ' 95c
Granite clotfi all wool cheap at 75c ' 480
Black Orepons 9.U wool 40 inches wide 5Qc
GOOD
...school!
SHOES.
White embroidered handker
chiefs cheap at 15c onts our
price 6ctS.
All linen handkerchiefs em-
broidered Cheap at igi.
3c our price &z.
School handkerchiefs fast
colors cheap at 5c pip
pur price w2w.
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Shirts
Best and
most popu-
lar shirt in
the world
$I.OU
$1.25
- and
Hermsdorfs
Fast Black
Hose....
See our seamless Hose!
The Best IOC. Hose in
the world for the money.
Misses hose all sizes ribbed
spliced heel and toes worth 15c
ny 8j;C.
Ladips Hoss regulur make
25c.
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Fine silks
New Novelties.
Taffatin all colors change-
able effects only-QQr
OILiOTIEHIIILTQ-.
Our men's fall stock is complete.
No such styles are shown else
where and you know our prices
are always correct.
Fine China silks
24 inches wide . .
all colors
48c
Black corded Taffatas-
cheap at $1 our price. . . .
75c.
Liberty silk all colors reduced to 4-Rp
We show more novelties than
other house in town.
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Boys suits.
All wool only $1.48-
Youths' long pants serge and
cashmere only $440
Youths' fine suits our spe-
cialty. Men's Clothing Positively the
largest in Abilene. Don t buy
until you see us we can save you
25 per cent.
Fine imported novelties
in Dress
Goods.
Our ability in buy-
ing and selecting
stylish goods for
every season is a
showing' for itself
that no other house
can show. DRESS
GOODS our spe-
cialty. We can suit
the most fastidious
at very modest
prices. we taice
pleasure -in quoting
a few of our novelties:
Granite Cloth new changeable ef-
fects all wool novelties all shades
at 50c
40 inches
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New black Blister Crepons $1.50 $1.25
and . 50C
New Ideas in Plaids48 inches wide at
$1 50 $1.25 and 48c
New Brawn cloth 54 inches wide satin
finish i I ... 76c
Silk and wool wire granite 40 inches
wide . 48c
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TRADC t4A.K.COPYRIOHT
Vanitian cloth new shades
wide all wool silk luster
$1.50 each.
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OUR
MESSENGER
SHOE.
We Sell the
Best Shoe
In
..Abilene...
We keep only the best makes
in all lines.
See our Fine Good and
Strong school shoes. Sizes
8 to 11 per Pair--5'7f
Sizes 12 to 2 a pair. . ft
Ladies Fine
Shoes
Our Specialty.
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t-felludson reports the furnace
is new boiler destroyed last
it by some malicious person
hat his gin will be stopped
ral days. He had all his
on houses full and sixty two
jdqq loads standing waiting
rturu. Sonio. one has it in
Mr. Hudson it seoms and is
ward.
imto's Cream Verniifucre Is
ectly harmless and will re
covery worm it is also a
c und by its strenxrthenintr
liberties will restore to pale
K$ the rosy hue of health.
e 25 cts. Bass Bros. tf
is said the common Moxican
gout h the only animal
n domestic or wild that
Jr gets sick. This immu-
rom dlseaso has boon
touted to tho fact that theso
ais have sincular a instinct
ennblos thorn to detect and
d impure wator or food. In
I'tlOn to tills it. is nnt thiit;
People who feed chiefly on
Nik and ilosh of goats aro
freest of dlseaso of any poo-
Q earth. Wo do not vouch
Ithis though all our oxpor-
1 observation and rcadiiifr
subject confirms those
nB6.Swoot water Roportor.
0 months ago a young man
ODOS countv hnticht a now
y und harness of an Abi-
dealor giving a mortgago
ls purchase and four cheap
es A woek orsosincotho
H fe'untloman pulled out for
r Pirts with tho buggy and
0ss stindiuir word to tho
r l? pay a pasture bill on
u IVhrHRa. lulrn t)inm uml
isio or h8 buggy and lur-
1 ho dealer whistlod. all
l)utho whistled tothoshor-
1 iljolulng couutlos and yos-
y the r.horiff of Comanche
il-v notified him that he has
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tH
ce!
ic
the property. The young man
lias had the use of tho buggy 60
days but his four 120 horses
will pay a very handsome rent
on it.
We were misinformed yester-
day as to the amount Mr. Mor
gan Weaver . paid for the ranch
he bought through the agency of
Jack Wills Both Mr. Weaver
and Mr. Wills inform us that the
amount was not 6G00 but SGC03
The ranch in question is one sec
tion of patented and two of leas-
ed land and the sale included 150
head of cattle now on the ranch.
It was the property of W. J.
Lewis now of St Louis. It is in
tho mountains on the Cbleman
road. Mr. Weaver is a gentle-
man of tho highest standing and
wl'1 bo an acquisition to our com-
munity. We will most heartily
wolcomo him and his estimablo
family to our town which they
will make thoir home. Mr
Weavor married a sister of Mrs.
W. H. Lockott of our city and
Mrs. Lockett's family will bo do-
lighted to have their relatives livo
here.
Ernest Daniel came down from
Sweetwater and spent Sunday
with home folks.
J. J. Eubanks has returned
from Kentucky with his daugh-
ter who spent the summer with
her sister Mrs. Rives.
1 1 .
Rev. L. Robertson of Dallas
representing the A. B. P society
occupied the Baptist pulpit Sun-
day at both mdrning and evening
hours.
Monday's News.
J J. Eubanks drives a proud
horso that attracts much atton-
tion. J. M. Hamia of Anson loft
this morning for Waco ou a busl.
noss trip.
Geo. S. Borry the Morkol
bankor spent tho day in our
city
F. G. Hanna a sterling young
man of Aubqii has takon. a posi-
tion In Dr Bradfiold's drug storo
to begin work Oct 1st.
Senator and Mrs. Yimtls of
Waco wore passengers on tho
morning train 'onrouto homo
after a visit to tho senator's
mother and othor relatives at
Roby. I
Dr. J . C. Wingo is holding a
revival meetig in Dublin and is
having night congregations of
1500. This has delayed his visit
to Abilouo.
Chester H. Brown Kalamazoo
Mich. says "Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cured mo of a severe case
of iudigestion; can strongly rec
ommoudit to all dyspeptics."
Digests what you eat without
aid from tho stomach aud cures
dyspepsia Bass Bros. tf.
Charley Thompson loft Sunday
moruiug to ontor iho State Uni-
versity at Austin. Ho will give
special attention to civil engineer-
ing. t
"They are simply perfect' '
wrltos Rob't Mooro of La Fiy
otto tlnd. of DoWitt's Littlo
Early Risers tho "famous littlo
pills" for constipation and all
liver ailments. Never grjpo.
Bass Bros. tf.
Edgar Hemphill who has just
spent a year with his grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Collier in Pecos is now
in our city spending a week with
the .family of his uncle W. T.
Hemphill before returning to
his homo in Coleman.
Ad Price yesterday celebrated
the sixteenth anniversary of his
wedding day. Tho present to
his wife J. A. Boyce says is
quite musical.
E. C. Pegues returned yester-
day from northern markets
where he laid in a large stock of
goods for Pegues Bro's. Ho re-
S. N. Morrison left this morn-
ing for Columbus Ark. to take
his little granddaughter Dollie
Carter to an aunt where the
little lady will enter school.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
scientific compound having the
endorsement of eminent physi-
cians and the medical press. It
"digests what you eat" positive-
ly curOs dyspepsia. M. A. Kot-
ron. Bloom ingdale Tenn. says
it cured him of indigestion of
ten years' standing. Bass Bros
tf.
M. L. Nelson
town today.
sold cotton im
John Kirkendol of Potosi.
sold cotton today at C.12J.
John Graham of Lawn sold cot
ton on our streets today at 0 10.
ports dry
back.
weather all the way
"Best on the market for
coughs and colds and all bron-
chial troubles; for croup it has
no equal" writes Henry R. Whit-
ford South Canaan Conn. of
One Minuto Cough Cure. Bass
Bros. tf.
Mrs. Bortholf Little Eintnio
and Willie Lowdon left on the
morning train for Philadelphia
as per announcement made in
those columns last week. Mrs
Bortholf has won tho highest os-
teem of all who mot her hero
and tho lovo of all her intimate
frionds.
Tho regimeut of soldiors duo
to pass horo Saturday qurouto to
tho Philippines from Atlanta did
not get this far until Sunday
tho first section passing Abileno
at 1:80 p. m others in tho night.
E E. Tumor Corapton Mo.
was cured of Piles by DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo after suffer-
ing seventeen years and trying
ovor twenty remedies Physi-
cians and 'Suneons endorse it
Bowaro of daugorous counter
feds. Buss Bros. tf.
For Burns scalds sores skin
diseases and all irritating erup-
tions nothing so soothing and
healing as DeWitt's Wtch Hazel
Salvo. Mrs Emma Bollos
Matron Englowood Nursery
Chicago says of it: "Whon all
else fails in healing our babies
it will cure." Bass Bros tf
All who havo wator colors to
ontor for competition at tho Pair
or who will kindly placo auy upon
exhibition to aid thisdopartmont
to mako a nlco display aro ro-
nilixetml tr untifi Nf. T.T..-..
v.OW.v. v in.nij io 4.' 4 till -
Cotlcroll superintendent as soon
us possible 0Q.3t & atMt.
David Locke of Jackson Tenn.
nephew of Morris R. Locke of
this city "passed 'through here
with the Eleventh U. S. Regulars
bound for San Francisco and the
Philipines.
Rev. V. M. Reynolds Dead.
The friends and acquaintances
of Rev. W. M. Reynolds were
surprised and greatly shocked
this morning when they learned
of his death which occurred
Sunday at 2:00 p. m. at the homo
of Representative John T- Tuck-
or in Mulberry Canyon. Mr.
Reynolds was attaoked by ap.
pqndicltus Thursday night at
Cap't Tucker's homo and grow-
ing worse Drs. Blakeniorq and
Hollis woro summoned but tho
patient lived only a fow minutes
afiorlheir arrival.
Mi Reynolds was well known
and much loved throughout this
entire district having preached
tho Gospel here for many years.
His brother Rev. J M Reynolds
missionary of tho Cisco.Jassocia-
tion was wired but being oft on
his field of labor could not bo
reached though his wifo came
up on tho afternoon train Sun.
day.
The Reporter sympathizes
with tho boroavod wife and chil-
dren his brother and all sorrow-
ing relatives but thy moitru mot
as thoso who hrvono hope The
funeral took place at Morkol to.
day.
Hauls Wells is hauling cotton
seed from Anson to the Abilene
oil mills.
Capt. P. T. Hurt of Guion is
in for cypress lumber lor tanks
etc.
T. A. Marchbank of HaskehV
is in today with a train of wagons
for more lumber.
Mrs. Walter Trammell cam
down from Sweetwater th-nr
morning.
' " m mill
Mrs. Abner Clayton i-- .p
from Cisco visiting relatl - . a.
few days.
E. A. Martin was in from ' :wa
today. He built the first xbTn
in White Oaks N. M 20 vears
ago but moved to his present
home 10 years ago.
I Ml. II III. I.I
Win. Martin of King county.
is tho guest of T. W. Clark since
Sunday evening. He came to
meet his sister Miss Jane Mar-
tin who has spent some time
with her aunt at Dublin.
S. J. leal Of Buffalo Gap got
0.25 for four bales of cotton to-
day. Talk is cheap but it taRos
money to buy cotton. Cards jto
tho publio aro good but tho
money in your fist for your cot-
ton beats all sorts of talk Othor
towns talk but Abilono pays the
biggest prico for cottoa.
1 1 ii
Mrs. Annie Muddjx died ut
Stamford Saturday and was
burled in tho Abileno City com&-
tory this morning. Sho had
been an invalid ten years. Her
husband was a contractor on tho
T & P when it was built and at
tho time of his wlfes death was
building a dam to Impound water
at Stumford for the T. C R'y
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Shook, L. B. The Abilene Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1899, newspaper, September 29, 1899; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth331127/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.