The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 268, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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Rosenfeld, Schiff & Co.' opera house
' PAUL GALL!A, Manager.
15 and 17 Dixon St. — :—
—— Tuesday, -
- October
Mr. Trunk .lones
Grand Bargain
Sale
15
-ok—
Cloaks
and
Capes.
Tomorrow
shall b
bargain .
Morning we
a most emphatic
>f Ladies', Miss-
And his excellent company
in the rustic comedy entitled
Our
Country
Cousin.
Songs, dances and musical spec-
ialties all up to date. Realistic
scenic and mechanical effects.
Cast and play tirst class in ev-
ery respect.
Ht'^nlar I'ricesot' Admission
COTTON nARKET.
}
lin-
es' and Children's Cloaks,
Capes and Furs.
The assortment includes al-
most ever)* style. This \en-
due will, in every way, be the
most important we have ever
held in this department.
sale in-
Season 1895-6.
V. M. C. A. Kntcrtaiiiiin'iits.
lion Muht Wnll.n'i1, «H*t. 11, !*'.**>, a«l
in
•Moir Hur«l* ttr, N «»v „•»», iv«r», ail in i <•«*!« >n T"»
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li ftMii, .lr \pril 1". i*
Hesperian Office,
Oct. 9, 1895.
gainesville market.
Middling 8 1-8
Strict middling 8'»
Good middling 8 5-16
liverpool market.
Liverpool, Oct. 9.—Prices
changed.
Spots 4 13-16.
Nov-Dec 4.48
Dec Jan 4.48
Jan-Feb 4.49
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 9.—Futures
firm. Middling 9 3-16.
Nov .8.88
Dec 9.13
new orleans market.
Spots 8 13-16.
Nov 9.00
Dec 9.02
Jan 9.10
Receipts at all ports for week,
10,052.
I-
:l< I
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great in leav•
•ning power as the Royal.
Monday. October 1, was the
day that J. J. Rack ley got in his
" elegant line of carpets. Go and
1j look at this l>eautiful line before
?? buying. It will pay >ou.
t.>t i
;It c.« k» t it• 111>
• I to
**« .«t>n t « k* t noi l* r* «i«\ Mi
season tickets sold to date.
Call at llit-kson's or on committee
at once. I 1
Don't forget the "coffee"' at
Mrs. John L. Simpson's to-
morrow afternoon from t to 8
o'clock.
Not only will the
elude the highest grades
pxxls, but
Special Prices
ol
A STREET TRAGEDY.
M. D. Dixon Shot and Killed
bv J. H. Foreline of Si-
mon.
USED HYPNOTIC POWER.
The .Slain r\an Was a Phrenolo-
gist From Texas and Had
Ruined a home.
Ardmore, I. T., Oct. 9.—Prof.
M. D. Dixon, phrenologist from
Texas, was shot and instantly kill-
ed on the sidewalk in front of
Lyle & Hutchinson's shoe store
on Main ^street at 4:30 p. m., to-
day.
The murder was committed by
one J. H. Foreline of Simon, who
with the statment, "you will never
interfere with my family any
more," tired two shots into his
victim from only an arm's length
distance.
In an interview in Judge Gib-
bons' office a few minutes after
the tragedy Foreline stated the
cause of the tragedy. He said:
"1 claim and can prove he de-
stroyed my home last July by
gaining hypnotic influence over
my wife and leading her astray.
Today was the tirst time I had
seen him since and I could not re-
sist the opportunity to avenge the
honor of my home. 1 was raised
near Greenville where my folks
live. My wife is also in Texas."
He sent messages to his folks
and also wired for the retention of
an attorney for hLs defense. He
is a man apparently 25 years old
and is not a desperate looking
fellow.
The body was taken in charge
by Undertaker Apollos. Nothing
is known of Dixon s antecedents.
i 'i ■ i i i i i i
The Opportunity
m
Reliable Goods and Truthful Advertisements are always given proper attention, as has been demonstrated by the
throngs of people that during the past week embraced the opportunity offered by our Dissolution Sale
and obtained Bargains in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods greater than they ever dreamed Of.
This Week
Bigger Bargains, if possible, are to be had.
of the year and
We must dissolve our firm by the end
S65.000 Worth of Merchandise Must Be
Sold to Accomplish It!
v
\v
mt ice
d tli.it
rcpr<
1 be
much greater reductions
have ever beiore been
at the height of a season
nt
A New departure.
A fine line of carpets has been
atided to J. J. llacklev's mam-
than
made
IWt wa
er is here in earnest, when you
will ha\e to pay more for vo r
needs, but take advantage of
this M>ecial Dar^sin >aie.
The most experienced critic
will fail as to choice »etween the
Don't fail In *«>«• the new stock J rich expressions of Prentiss, the
of <• ir pet* in Motpiet. A x mi lister, j soul inspiring oratory of Grady
Wilton Velvet, I tody Itrussels, and the chaste eloquence of Wal-
Tapestries ami all grades of in- j lace."
grain car|wt-«. Also mattings, | As an orator he has no superior
linoleums and tleor oil cloths at [ in the soutn.—Southern Standard.
J. II. M. Patterson's. "A master piece by a master
mind."
ROYAL tiaking Powder. •'His lecture on Prent'ss and' moth stock, and he means to sell
Highest of all In leavening ■ (jriUjy js a mosaic of classical ora- j them, consequently the prices are
strength.-v.*. Ou»cmn«.it kiport. (orVi sonl-stirring eloquence and | low. Carpets from 18c a yard up.
inspiring patriotism." Look through his stock before
"His manner is graceful, his i buying.
style elevated and his oratory su-
perb."
1'nuer auspices of V. M. C. A.
at High school auditorium Friday, [ of acid in the blood. Hood's
Octolier 11. Seats on sale at Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid
Hickson's I lmrsdav. ' 11,1:1 < im's rheumatism.
- ' - j Hood's pills are the best family
Capes and Wraps for | cathartic and liver medicine.
Harmless and reliable.
The Slaughter in Clothing and Shoes is Astonishing!
Hundreds had practical experience last week what economy
we've introduced into the purchase of Clothing. We do exactly what we advertise.
0~CJ"2=3 PBICES.
2QC Men's Suits, all sizes,
• value$4,50.
Louisiana Daily t'hautauqnan:
Mr. W allace's lecture was admi-
rable in the extreme. His quota
irtil colli weath- lions apt. his presentation vivid.
style chaste and dignified, voice
clear and t hai tiling—his elo-
quence continuous. He has
siiou :i u« ili.it oi.iiotv dill not die
Rheumatism in the back, shoul-
ders, hips, ankles, elbows or
wrists is caused by accumulation 1.98
3.85
4.95
8.95
clothing. shoes.
Up-to-date footwear—and the
Sale price l)est Shoes made—we carry.
j Everything we sell we guarantee,
notwithstanding the low prices
Men's Suits, all sizes, they are sold for.
value $5.50. Sale price
£3.85.
*2.95.
Men's Black Cheviot
Suits, value £7.50. Sale
price £4.95.
f7Rc Ladies' Glove Grain Button
11/ Shoes, all solid, worth £1.25,
sale price 75c
QQc Ladies' Oil Grain Solid Shoes
o0 the £1.50 kind, sale price 98c.
Mens All Worsted a j La(]je8' fine Kid Shoes,
Diagonal Suits in both NX I MA .. . < , Q,
black and blue. aU ™ entirely new goods, Stnb-
sizes, value £12.50. 'eY make, all sizes and lasts, value
Sale price £8.95. "" ' *2.75, sale price £1.98.
^CZc Children's Suits, all sizes, Q Ladles' a11 sohd Don«ola
5 to 13 years, worth £1 rt'iv Kid Button Shoes, stand-
Sale price 65c. I ard price £1.50, sale price £119.
DRESS GOODS.
c Golf Suitings, 36
inches
wide, sold everywhere at
12!£c, sale price 7'2c.
11
4 c Brocaded Changeable Suit-
ings, double width, all-
wool filling, worth 18c, sale price
ll'ac.
SILKS AND VELVET8.
The following are correct repre-
sentations and no exaggeration of
figures:
QO Black Satin
regular price 11.26.
price 98c.
("loak >
Rosenfeld, Schiff & Co.
w it!i i'lchi . and Iiiad\ .
I ii In auspices of Y. M. C. A. ' Ladies, Misses and Children, all
>choo| auditoi ill in Fri-j the latest styles and endless va-
i.:y. <>«t. Iltti. Se its on sale riety at 50c on the dollar at J. II.
I'r-ii. M. Patterson's.
Children's Suits, double WORTH
breasted, sizes age 5 to |
14 years, worth £2.75. j
Sale price £l.9S.
YOUR ATTENTION.
2.50
Buy Mothers' Friend Shirt
Waists for your boys at J R. M.
Patterson's.
ft
EOPLES.
CLOTHING!
Children's Gray Cassi-
niere Suits sizes 4 to 15
years, value £3.75. Sale |
price £2.50.
Equally low prices on other lots
of Men's and Boys' clothing, and
the consequence is every man and
boy secures a finer suit than they
expected to buy this season.
A Cc Serges, 36 inches wide, black
11/ and colored, value 25c, sale
price 15c.
19'
C Black Heniietta, all-wool
warp and filling, 36 inches
wide, worth 37 '2c yard, sale price
l!)c.
Qlc Fancy all-Wool Cheviot Suit-
till value 37c yard, sale price 21c
All Novelty Suitings, Serges
acd Henriettas, the newest styles
and r>est qualities, covering a
large assortment of styles and col-
ors, will be sold at astonishingly
j low prices.
We mean what we say in our
advertisements.
23c
49c
n
$1.25
SHIRTS.
Men's Working
worth 35c. now 23c.
Shirts,
Men's Working Shirts,
the 75c kind, only 49c.
A Ladies' modern £3.50
Shoe for only £2.50. Ask
to see them; exactly like above
cut. All sizes.
(P>| IC Men's Tap Sole Shoes,
all solid, lace or congress,
all sizes, value £2.00, only £1.45.
Men's Shoes, genuine
calf skin, all solid, all
styles and the best values ever
$2.50
lOO black and blue wor-
sted suits for men, i{4
4*2, worth »S/.50 to ss
50 men's satin wool
suits reduced from
80.OO to
$4.75
$3.505
1O0 all wool cheviot and
Melton and worsted
suits, worth $10, now
r> dozen all wool Jersey
worth $5, for
$8.50
$2.65
200 pair Boys' Knee Pants at 45e
95c
Your choice of 20<> suits
•'l-piece, all wool, sizes
4-14, worth .'l.oO-4.o<r
~ 5()() pairs Worsted and Twill
Pants for Men,
We Arc Selling Boys9 Blue Domino Apron Overalls, Just Out.
SPECIAL!
Men's Laundered New
style shirts, fancy bosom !
and cuffs, white bodies, offered.
<£0 QO Men's Calf Goodyear
tPuiuU Welt Shoes, latest styles
toes and lasts, value £3.50, sell-
ing £2.98.
worth £1, only 75c.
Men's Best Fancy Shirts
the £1.75 quality, only
£1.25.
hosiery.
1Q ^2 C Ladies Fast Black Seam-
Ici less Hose, woith 20c, only
12.'aC pair.
nRc Ladies'Fast Black Seamless
uU Hose, high splieed heel, the
best value offered, at 25c pair.
00 Yi C ^ superior quality of La-
00 dies' Fast Black Hose,
worth 50c pair go in the sale at 3
pairs for £1.00.
In Children's Hose we are offer-
ing the very best qualities at quick
selling prices.
$1.35
Black
Soie Silk,
•1.75 quality,
price 91.35.
00C Changeable 8ilks, the |1
quality. Sale prioe
Fancy Silks, the 91.15
quality. Sale price 88e.
QO Fancy Silks, all
newest weaves, value
£1..'J5. Sale price 98c.
AQc All onr Silk VelreU, tke
£i.25 quality, in all col-
ors and black. Sale pries
98c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
A Oc Ladies' Kibbed Vest
" all sizes, excellent value,
at 23c.
4% Ec Ladies' Kibbed
h w and Pants, good
£OOds.
each.
Sale prioe 35c
39
X
$1.38
|C Ladies' Superior Bibbed
Vests and Pants, would
be good value at 50c.
Sale price only 39c each'
Ladies' Jersey
Ribbed Wool
Vests and Pants, silk
crochet neck and silk
taped, onlv tl.38
value one-tbird more.
Full line of Children's Under-
wear. all sizes.
Staple Goods.
5c—A soft finished, yard wide, 4\c—Heaviest yard wide un- j 3\c—Five cases full standard 15c_l case dress ginghams, worth
bleached domestic, worth 7c, bleached domestic, | fancy prints, worth 6c a yard | 7c per yard,
Sale Price 5c Sale Price 4#e| Sale Price 3#c| Sale Price 5c
Be Sure and Get to the Right Place.
HIRD, MADDOX & VAETH.
BIG STORE, NORTH DIXON STREET, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. For Rent.
A room, furnished or unfur
The State of Texas to the Sheriff nished. Apply at 50 West Church
or any Constable of Cook coun- street.
ty, Greeting: „ - .
S. V. Gist, guardian of the ,.Residence rates tor electric
lights per lamp per month 50
Residence
per
Telephone No. 133.
A
Fifty dozen Gents' Shirts and
Drawers to match, 45 cents
a garment, worth a dollar.
GLENN & PEOPLES.
estate of Dennis Gist and Roger
Gist, minors, having filed iu our
county court his final account of • Ieh< Hants Electric Light Co.
the condition of the estate of said j I ~~ IT Z, ;
minors, together with an appli- i It MH,y Be EgOtlSIIl, but
cation to be discharged from said
guardianship.
You are hereby commanded,
that by publication of this writ for
twenty days in the Weekly
Hesperian, a newspapei regular-
ly published in the county of
Cooke, youjfgive due notice to all
persons interested in the account
for final settlement of said estate.
to file tneir objections thereto, if
any they have, on or before the
January term, 1896, of said
county court, commencing and
to be holden at the court house of
said county in the city of Gaines
ville on the fiist Monday in Jan-
uary, A. D., 1896, when said
account and application will be
considered by said court.
Witness A. J. Thompson,
clerk of the county court of Cooke
county.
Given under my hand and seal
of said court, at my office, in the
city ^of Gainesville, this 8th day
of October, A. D., 1895.
A. J. Thompson,
Clerk County [Court of Cooke
County.
By S.;K. Rudolph,
25 Deputy Clerk.
G fc/TObi)
$2.65 to Dallas Fair
Via the Santa Fe route. Leave
Gainesville 5:22 a. m. and arrive
at fair grounds at 9:20 a. m. Two
trains daily returning. Dates of
sale October 16 to November 3,
limited to November 5. Remem-
ber the Santa Fe lands you at the
fair grounds gate.
S. A. Kendig,
P- A.
The church coffee at Mrs. Jno.
L. Simpson's tomorrow evening is
for the benefit of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. All invited.
LETTER LIST.
When you inspect our line you will
pardon our saying "we are showing
the most complete line of UP-TO-
DATE FOOTWEAR in the state."
Bring the little ones with you.
NORTON
Your Shoe Man.
X
Take your boys to J. R. M.
Patterson's for their new suit il
ou want the best quality and fit
Wanted.
Man and wile. Man to take
care horses and cow, and %roman
to do general house work, colored
or white. Apply to
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for in the postoffice at Gaines-
ville, Tex., for the week ending
Oct. 9, 1895.
Augh, Mrs John
Binion, M Cayett
Braley, Sam
Ayers, I H
Brown, H I*
Cone, M M
Cooper, Mrs
Cunningham, E D
Bailey, Mrs Mollie 2
Brokaw, Geo L
Buress, J L
Burnes. Jack
Cellie, Miss Jerome
Cado, Miss Luella
Collins, Isaac
Gibson, Oora
Gimerson.Miss Nancy Gober, Mrs Char 2
Green, F C Harvey, Jno
Hanes, Jake Hines, Char
Hines, Alice Hoskins. J U
Hood, Mrs Rosa Joice, Geo
Jannon, Charley LaOure, Miss Anna
Keller, James Packard, 8 D
Pearson, R S Peabody, J M
Pitt, Lucas Proffer, P P
Prottltt, Alex Ramsey, Lawrence
Reese, Robert Riley, R L
Rutherford, R L Rueter. E J
Stone, Mrs Mollie Thompson, C L
Vice, N Wright, Mrs M E
Wilson, Florence.
Those calling for above letters
will please say "advertised."
F. L. Cleaves, P. M.
Everybody Invited to attend the
church coffee tomorrow evening
at Mrs. Jno. L. Simpson's.
If you want to keep abreast of
the times you should go at
Do You Desire to /lake Money?
Our plans of operation assurs
absolute safety.
Make your money earn you a
monthly salary.
$10 and more made daily by our
new systematic plan of operation
on small investments in grain and
stock speculation.
All we ask is to investigate our
new and original methods. Past
workings of plan and highest refer*
ences furnished. Our booklet
"Points and Hints" how to make
money and other information sent
free.
Gilmore & Co., bankers and
brokers.
Open board of trade building,
Chicago, 111. d22
Place yonr order for a fall suit
with J. W. Mitchell and sara
from $5.00 to $7.50 on a suit.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World*# Pair,
vWCfir
* CREAM
BAKING
iwairnro
FVfflMH
most perfect made
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