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VOL. XV.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS, THURDAY MORNING, JULY 20. 1893.
NO. 137
That lias no druggist's name upon it. A manufacturer's
name is his seal—no one lies under seal.
We have in stock, all new and neat, direct from ma»>ufactur-
ersat lowest freight:
< olumbns Buggies, Embree & McOleati Phaetons
Bauer Walter's Buggies. Moon Bros. Baggies,
Elms Buggy Co. Baggies and Road Wagons
Enterprise Carriage Co. Phaetons and Carnages,
Baiue, Mitohe'l, Lewis & Co., Olds and Sprwigfield Wagons
Atlas Engines and Boilers,
Nichols & Shepherd Co. Threshing Outfits, Separators and Stackers
Buckeye and Peering Mowers and Buckeye Rakes,
Kansas City Lightning Hay Presses,
NNayne ManfgCo. Richmond Champion Wheat Drills,
< Upper Tricycle Sulky Plow, New Home Sewing Machines
Alaska Refrigerators and Water Coolers.
White Sewing Machines.
Hay Ti<=>s and Baling Wire,
Call on
s
Gainesville, Texas.
Max Roy
The
Jeweler
— DEALER IN-
Gcld and Silver
Watches,
Jewelry,
Diamonds,
Spectacles, Eye Glasses
113 Eaat California St.
Oaip<5svilW
in
301 E. California St., Gainesville, Tex
to
Bookkecpin;
Hanking, Shorthand,
I ypewritin<r, Penmanship, Arithmetic.
Open day and night—no vacation. Students can enter at any
time. \\ rite (or particulars.
J. M. RUDISILL, Principal.
AS A CLEANSER
of the blood, nothing
swoeps as clean as Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. It purifies the
blood as well as enriches it
The truth is, an emulsion of
cod liver oil is good for build-
ing up fat—no doubt about it.
But—ugh ! a weak stomach
loathes it.
Fortunately, there's a tis-
sue-builder, that's even bettor
for making health y flesh.
Pleasant in taste—effective in
result. That's the " Discov-
It goes to work in the ri^ht way, by
reflating, cleansing, and repairing all the
orpins of the txxly.
When the germs of disease are round about
us we do not all get them. Why I Some of
us are in too poo<l a condition. The germs
of Consumption, Grippe, Malaria, and all the
Infectious diseases, pass you bv if you are
strong to resist their attack, ftendcr your-
self germ-proof by putting your blood and
liver in n healthy state.
In all blood-taints and diseases, if the " Dis-
covery " fuils to lienefit or cure, your money
is returned.
No other medicine of its kind can be sold so.
cry
Comfort and Speed Combined
When Traveling
—VIA THE —
TP
THE SHORT LINE
—To —
New Orleans, Memphis
An<l nil Points In the Southeast.
Take "The St. Louis Limited"
12 Hours Saved
HKTWEKN
Fort Worth, Dallas, St Louis,
AM) THE EAST.
THE DIRECT LINE
To All Point* in
Mexico, New Mexico, Arizona,
Oregon and California.
Tbrongb pQllman Buffet Sleeping Cars
Between
Dallas, Fort Worth and St. Lonis
New Orleans and Denver,
S*. Louis and San Francisco
New Orleans an St. Lonis
For time tnblt"*, maps, ticket*. r«tes, and all
'(•■Hired information, apply to or address
any of the ticket agents, or
P. KEG'.N, GASTON MF.SI.1ER
Trav. Pass. Ag't Gen 1 Pass A Tkt;Agt
L. 8. THOKNK, Gen. Superintendent
f>alla<*. Texan,
— IN
-THE.
Gainesville ■ National • Bank
Capital and Surplus, $325,000.
OFFI0KR3
O. 0. Hemming, Pre«. j. r. Stevens Yice-Pres.
H. Ii. Eldridge, Cashier.
DIRKOTOR8:
O. SchifT, J. L. Simpson. 0. N. Stevens. H.^E. Eldridge, J. R.
Stevens, Joel Oillenwaters, C. C. Hemming.
Notwithstanding the large capital of this hank is in itself a snbstan
tial assurance of protection, yet as a measure of
eitri precantion we carry oar deposits
Fully Insured Against Burglary
A td take no risks whatever not justified by careful and con-
servative banking.
Volasco. Assignee's Sale.
Oo to Velasco tor health, sea The undersigned will on Toes-
ft" »ihi comfort; -l.fr, deep -• d.y, |5( eMt
I" » <»';< • 1-ro.i.iMi door of th. court hoiiso 1„
-her.. .1..,,. too deep for any other 0«ne.villo, Cook, conoty, Ten
Tc.ft. port (.nil into the harbor offer ., public „le to the hlghe.t
with eiir; where the cheap soil ia e . . , ,
the beat i„ America for fruit ' f?r <,>,!"u ,h" ,ID'
growing, gardening and farming. l°"et*ed notes, accounts and
Kant daily trains over Velasco c'»'u>8 of the estate of Cleaves &
Terminal railway. Excursion each
Saturday from Houston, return
Monday. Write the Commercial
-Club, Velasco.
CHICAGO
nr»K
Fletcher
The notes are about ,">.S0iu num-
ber and aggregate in priucipal
about $30,000.
The accounts will aggregate
about $6000.
I>'Sts of fame may be seen at m.y
ofllce at the Lindsay lionse in the
city of Gainesville, and where al
io'VeM \hirrtb!Vl? "" "" DOlPil ,""1 8000,1,1,9 bp
AND RETURN
KARK.
Tiie M. K. & T. railway will
noil tickets to Chicago duly I
24 and 31 at one
ronnd trip.
go through
fare for the
inspected.
hours. Leave Gainesville at
10:4.">a. m., and arrive at Chicago •'or ai,y further information ap-
At 4:2H p. m., the next day. Night ply t° the undersigned.
express leaves Gainesville at j. m. Lindsay,
9:45 p. m., and arrives at Chica-
go 9:15 second morning. No de-
lay at Whitesboro.
•31 F. H. MAIN,
a 15
Assignee
Subscribe for the Hmpbbian.
Notice, Traders.
Wanted to trade some good
Agent, horses for resident property and
pay difference In money. Enquire
of .J. M. Lee at Hotel Victory. a!2
Greer County
Three-Quarters of a Section.
With improvements; lL'O acres
in cultivation, 70 acres of wheat,
acres of oats. I t acres of corn,
10 acres of millet, 1 acres of cane,
used in this country as feed for
stock; a good four-room house,
cistern of never failing water,
horse sheds 10x30, a pair of heavy
males with harness, a good wagon
and buggy, two cows with \ear
ling caives, farming implements,
about sixty head of chickens,
small stock of groceries with good
trade established, and with a post-
oftice established there, could not
be a better point for a general all-
round country start for a man ot
business with capital to be found
in the state of Texas. There is
not a more prosperous, beautiful
or healthier country to be found
anywhere. The reason the pres
ent owner wants to sell is that his
health is failing fsst. The price
is £2700. Would take a small
honse and lot in Gainesville in
trade. For fnrther particulars
call on or address
The Hesperian,
Gainesville. Tex.
WASHINGTON NOTES
; for shutting off filibustering in the
Toll- T A • TT J • I hands of a majority of the house,
War J.oik Is Again Heard in instead of the committee on rules,
the Capital j w*hich was but another name for
j Reed in the last republican house.
. j »j , Am . ,, No democrat wishes to curtail full
And N&VSi Officers Are Hop- and free debate, but filibustering
ing That There Is Some- | mu,st ,K*. I)llt down, or there will t*
thing- In It.
Washington, July 17.— War
talk is again heard in Washington
and, as usual, the naval officers
hoping that there may )>e
are
i no legislation by the house
| Secretary Morton is determined
I that the seeds sent out by the de-
partment of agriculture shall l>e
what they purport to be. both as
j to the name printed on the pack-
j age and growing qualities, and in
accordance with that determina-
something in it. It is not compli- tion he has issued an order direct-
nientary to the British government UnP 'hat the sellers of seeds to the
which is pledged by formal treaty ' (,<'I>ai'tllR!nt ,H' '«'(l>iice<l to guaran-
ty ,,i :.i i , ,i l • t lx>tli in all future purchases,
to abide by the decision of the ar- _ ^ _ l_
bit rotors in the Iiehring sea dis- (kild and .silver ktatiktics.
pute, that so many people should j Washington, July 18.—The
U' willing to lielieve that the mass- c-liief of the bureau of statistics in
ing of warships and troops in the the settlement of exports and im-
Pacitlc indicates a disposition to [ports of gold and silver reports
dispute by force the decision of | that the exports of gold from the
the ui hit rotors, should it l>c 1 nited Stiites during the twelve
against England, as it is generally months ended June .{(>,
U'lieved it will 1m», but the British ! amounts to £108,680,844, and the
government has upon more than j rt< «.>, , - , .
i-. i, . • j ^'lporis to ?"21,1 <4,.»84, an excess
P | of exports of $87,500,403. During
|the cones]>ouding period of the
preceding year the exports were
...-.v mm ijCio.UJ5.327 and the imports $49,-
090,454. an excess of exports of
$195.<173.
$
$
u
ft
n
$
F
one occasion in the past
some very queer ideas of the
meaning of national honor. It
has IM'en suggested here that the
tylk about the English not accept-
ing the decision is originated by
decision. If so it is a very
for ol in- j T|„, ih , .
tliH'tK in^ tin' arlntrat'irs m tlwir I |ast ,^4 Pndin)! j„„°
30. 1893. were $40,737,319 and the
imports ^23.193,252, an excess of
exports of $15,544,007. During
the corresponding period of the
preceding year the exports were
SAXET
18 GUARANTEED TO CUKE all
BLOOD, SKIN AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
•10. I>r. do*, or |1. bottle.
SAXET MEDICINE CO., Dall*», Tex.
W. L. DOUCLAS
33 SHOE noTVTP.
Do you wetf them 7 When next In need try a pair.
Best In the world.
♦ 5.00.
♦2.00
TOR LAB1CC
• 2.00
♦ 1.73
ron B0VI
♦1.75
14.00
#3.50
*250
*2 25
#2.00
FOR
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest
ttylea, don't pay $6 to $8, try my S3, $3.50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as well. If you wish to economize In your footwear,
do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy
W. l. douglas. Breckton, Hhi, Sold by
J. It. y. p^tterton, west side
pnblm •onare. Gainesville. Tex.
fool
b proceeding, certainly as f;ir as
the American arbitrators are con-
cerned. One of them. Senator
Morgan of Alabama, has more
than once expressed the 1 k*Iief that
notherwar Ix'tween tin4 United
States niid Kngland was inevitable,
and that the sooner it came the
better for this country.
Notwithstanding all the senti-
mental talk about the increasing
brotherly relations between the
great Knglish speaking nations, no
well informed man will deny that
there i> greater rivalry between
the 1'nited States and Groat
I »rit a in today than ever before, and
it is the rivalry of commercial
tratlie, which has drawn Knirland
into more wars than
thing. The commercial suprem-
acy of the world lies l>etueon the
two nations, and that either of
them will surrender the lieid
peaceably to the other is not prob-
able. No man can mingle with
the prominefit and representative
men from all sections <>f the coun-
try who » (ime to Washington with-
it becoming convinced that a war
with Kngland would be very popu-
lar, particularly if Kngland should
the aggressor. Nothing would
please the American people more
than for Kngland to refuse to abide
by the decision of the Itehring sea
arbitration. Such a course would
justify w;u and the Americans
would so accept it.
Secretary Herbert left Washing-
ton today on the Oolphin to make
a \ (,f inspection to all the At-
lantic coast navy yards. He ex-
pects to be gone about I wo weeks.
A contest over the house door-
keepership and sergeant-at-arnis
is l>oginning to get quite
strong claims are bein^
*32.810,559 and the imports £19,
j 955,08(5.
The excess of exports of gold
amounted to £73,717.918, au in-
1 crease of £32.148.788 over the cor-
responding period of the preced-
ing year: imports £l 1.759,048, an
j increase of £3.723,435.
I <'H A.M HER OF COMMERCE RESOLU-
TIONS.
Raleigh, X. July 18.—The
Chainl>er of Commerce of Raleigh
at a meeting held tonight adopted
my other one j the following resolutions: That
, the national banks should be per-
mitted to take out circulation 011
j deposit of good state bonds and on
I nited States bonds to the par
value and the 5 per cent, redemp-
tion funds should be abolished and
| the tax 011 circulation be repealed:
that the tax 011 state bank notes be
; repealed: that upon the adoption
of such legislation as will provide
j adequate facilities for an increase
j of the currency a suspension of the
law authorizing the purchasing of
silver bullion until such time as an
international or new ratio maybe
j established between gold and si 1 -
! ver should be had.
That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor
Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc.,
is due to the absolute purity and the ac-
curate combination of the ingredients of
the Roval Baking Powder. The
best things in cookery are al-
ways made and can be made
only with the Royal Baking
P >a'der. Hence its use is
universal — in the most
celebrated restaurants, in
the homes of the people,
wherever delicious,
wholesome food is
appreciated. Its
sale equals that of
all others combined.
Made with the pure acid of the grape
Bub and Baggage.
If yon want the bus for any
train or want yonr baggage taken
to the depo'a and checked, leave
yonr orders with Honneycatt &
Shortridge on West California
street.
Drink the beer of the Texas
Brewing company. It will help
your digestive organs, it will help
a Texas enterprise, it will help
Fort Worth and it will help Ed
Coopman, provided yon drink it
at his place.
Advertise ip th« HKSPBRtAN
Snbsoribfl for thft Hbspkria
the friends of several candidates
for both positions. There are
also several candidates for post-
master of the house, but onlv one
for clerkship, and so far none for
chaplain.
There arc a number of demo-
crats in the house who are in some
particulars the peers of any men
who ever served therein, but if
there is any one of them who pos-
sesses pre-eminently all the quali-
ties of a good leader he is not
known at this time. It may be lo-
calise there are so many able demo-
crats in the house that no one of
tlieni lias distinguished himself
above a score of his colleagues,
thus making it appear that the
party lacked a leader, such as
Sam Randall or Orpheus Ivcrr was.
Whatever the cause of this condi-
tion of affairs may l>e it offers
splendid opportunity to the new
nicmlters to come to the front.
THE ON EDI A OFF NEWPORT.
Newport. R. I., July 18.—E.
C. Benedict's steam yacht Onedia
lias paid another unexpected visit
to these waters tonight with Presi-
dent Cleveland on board. She ar-
rived during the early evening
spirited. I and dropped anchor in the bar-
made by j bor. She will leave in the niorn-
vlf
%fv-
"My Grocer put me onto "
~ T cv.^1
SOAR
ar)d it does jud
wfyat claims for
■■ ■ ■ ••••« ■
A«,k your Grocerforil,
apd insist op havirjg'rt.
the best soap made
FOR all HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.
MADE ONLY BY
N.K.FA1RBANK & CO. St. Louis.
H.K.FAIRaANK{ c
tOQn
The Survival of the Fittest.
ing, bound eastward. A steam
launch was sent to the city for
telegrams and provisions. It
probable the cruise will end to
morrow.
is
INTERESTED IN COTTON.
New \ ork, July 18.—Osman
I'aslia. native administrator of the
Egyptian state, who was in New
^ ork recently, has gone to Chica-
go to visit the world's fair. The
ollice which he holds l>ears the
same relation in Egypt that the
secretary of agriculture does in
this country.
••W hat is your opinion of the
present state of political affairs in
| Egypt f I.)o you sympathize with
the young kin-dive in his efforts to
- j drive the English out of the couu-
t try?" he was asked.
In replying he shrugged his
shoulders and said, "No." He
Plows may come and plows may go, but the CAS-
ADA\ plows on forever.
Jno. S. Fletcher, Agt
For Cooke county and Indian territory, and a leetle
slice on Montague.
Representative Catchings of j would only say that he was a
Mississippi, who was a memlier of great friend of the present khedive
the committee 011 ml-s of the last as he had !>een of his predecessor!
house, and who will, it is l>eliev- and that he considered him a good
ed. occupy a similar position in ruler.
the next bouse, lias arrived and as j "What I am most interested in in
he expects to stay a long time has this country," he said, "are your
brought his family along. Mr. cotton plantations. You see my
Catchings has the same idea that duties as the agricultural secretary
It yon want people to know yon
*re in business advertise in the
hbspxblut.
most of the democrats who served
in the last honse have alvmt the
necessity for the adoption of a
rule by the next house that will
prevent a few men tieiug the
house up whenever they are so in-
clined, and he agrees with Speak-
er Crisp in thinking the proper
way to do this is to adopt a rule
giving the majority of the house
the right to decide when a vote
shall be taken on any question.
That such a rule would expedite
business cannot be doubted, and
it would not be open to the objec-
tions raised against the obnox-
of Egypt have led me to follow
closely the progress of agriculture
in all parts of the world. I shall
communicate with Secretary Mor-
ton. and when I am done sight-
seeing at the world's fair, which
will require several days, with his
kind assistance I hope to learn
much about cotton raising. I fear
we do not know much, though we
have worked hard during the last
two years to improve our methods
of culture and our output, as you
well know, has increased accord-
ingly and is of the best grade in
the world."
WORLP'S FAIR EXCURSIONS
On July 25 and 31 and Aug. 7,
vir. the Texas and Pacific railway,
tickets to Chicago and return will
be sold at all stations on dates
above named at rate of one fare
for the ronnd trip. Tickets sold
on Jnly 24 will be good to return
only on trains scheduled to leave
Chicago on Jnly 28 and Aug. 4.
Tickets sold July 31 will be good
to return only on trains scheduled
to leave Chicago Aug. 4 and 11.
Tickets sold Ang. 7 will be gocd
for retnm only on trains sched-
uled to leave Chicago Ang. 11
and 18. Tickets will be good in
sleeping cars to and from St.
Lonjs. Remember the "St. Louis
Limited" places passengers in St.
Lonis in the morning, and it is
bnt a few hoars' ride between St.
Lonis and Chicago in the day
time. For fnll particulars ask
any ticket agent of the Texas and
Paioific railway or address
Gaston Mbslirr,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt.
W. A. Dashiell,
•7 Trav. Pass. Agt,
gulf, colorado & santa fe by.
Santa Fe
Route.
Double Daily Trains.
Commencing April 2, 1HW, the Santa Fe
will Inaugurate a double dally gerrice between
QalTpston and Houston and St. Louis. KantMM
City and Chicago.
The Columbian Limited, a solid vestibule
trair, will run from Ualreaton aod Houston
; * • ~v uomcbiwu auu aoonon
to 8t. Louis via U., C. & 8. F Railway and
Frisco Lice, carrying Pullman Palace 81
fi€ *
fleep-
. "v» *-* * uhjuou * oiatc OitJfp-
int cars, Free Iteclinlng Chair cars, day
coaches and Dining cars. Tbig train will also
carry a Pullman Sleeper to Kansas City yla
Fort Worth, Gainesville, Pnroell and Newton
Tlie Kansas City ^Express from Galveston
and Houston to Knnsas City via Gainesville
and I'urcell is a solid train of Pullman Buffet
sleepers. Free Reclining Chair cars and day
coaches.
For time cards, t2ckeb> and other Informa-
tion apply to any agent on the Santa Fe, or to
H. G. THOMPSON* G. P. * T. J
Thu
s a. ken Dig, Aeurr,
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