The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 163, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 14, 1896 Page: 3 of 4
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HOME.
Your
Physician
Aims
The only drug store
in the city that is
open until 12 o'clock
every night.
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To put all his knowledge, experience and skill into the prescription he writes. It is an order for the
combination of remedies your case demands. He can not rely on results unless the ingredients are sure
^anti tellable and are property compotnraMr*-B^fafr to yiujr Joctor and yourself by bringing your pre-
scriptions here. They will be comnounded by careful and thoroughly reliable prescriptionists, ^
We deliver prescri ptions anywhere in the city.
EDWARDS, the Live Druggist
Home It where my mamma la, home fa
where dear papa Uvea,
Moat hallowed place of Met.
Home is where pare lore re*Idea, hone la
where white peace abides.
In bowera where soDK-birda neat.
Home Is where soft waters flow, home ia
where gray flowers grow.
And kindliest words are spoke.
Horn* is where sweet music's heard, (ao oft
portrayed in holy word,)
When aun is sinking low.
Home is where true pleasure's found, homo
is where much joys abound,
All pointing man up high.
Home is where all good ia made—of every
hue, and kind, and shade-
That bless the walka of man.
Home Is where the great were taught, who
lived and died, and bled and fought
In times that tried men's souls
Home is where the angels hover, when i>ain
and death strive nerce for mother,
While the doctors diasgree.
Home is where the cherub sings and bu ter-
liiestn baby brings.
When ihe reaper draweth nleh.
Home is where the loved ones wait, watch-
ing close the golden'gate.
For friends to join them there.
Home is where Jehovah, God, the lowly
Christ, exalted Lord,
Prepared a place for you.
Home is where brignt beings dwell, (the
glory whereof earth can not tell,)
In th' outer azure blue
'Mid twinkling stars like diamonds cluster-
in rvaliua of light when white s >uls
muster
On the far-away golden shore.
Where the fragrance of flowers and dew-
drops in showers
Ineircle and halo the scene:
Where gladnW»-^iae^. where wisdom Is
grown,
Where purity's reign is^jsupreme.
June, 1896. o. "" "
AMONG THE CHURCH
Northeast corner nublie square.
Cooke County's Vote.
CANDID VTES.
For bimetallism.
Against bimetali-
K«»r Governor.
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M. M. t'rune
Kor ToinptrolU-r.
R. W. Finley
Kor statv Tri»«»ur*r.
W. It. Wort ham..
For Jus <"t Crlm Appfiil*
W. L. Davidson...
For Amo> Ju* Criin Ap
L. J. Denman
J? W." Bailey
F..r Floater.
M. A. Stamper....
,T. W. Childers....
Kor Representative.
W. H. Freeman...
For IMatrlct Judge.
1). E. Barrett
For District Clerk.
J. F. Lilly
J. E. Wright
W. H. Downard..
For County Judge.
J. I\ Hall
John H. Carr
Kor County ri» rk.
Alex .1. Thompson
Kor County Treasurer.
W. 1 >. Rowland.
For Tux Collector.
John King
Kor Tux \*»c*sur.
C. T. Hoi man
Frank Liedtke....
For Countv \ttorney.
K. R. Bell
J. E. Hay worth...
For Sheriff.
George W. Womack
J. B. Burton
For Public Weigher.
R. H. AI wood ....
Bent Roberts
R. W. II nlett
Geo. W. Grigsby..
W. H. Childers....
1). C. Parks
John McKinley....
For County Surveyor.
8. J. Brazelton....
Commissioner Kist No. 1.
J. P. Beck
J. A. Fogg
John McClure
C. W. Cobb
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Great Trunk Sale
We have often quoted low prices, bat never before anything to
equal the values mentioned below.
Our entire line of strong Dress Trunks, iron bound, steel corner
clamps; iron bottom, brass Excelsior lock, heavy bolts, strong hinges,
cloth lined throughout; made to stand the hardest kind of handling,
will be placed on sale for Monday and Tuesday, June 15th and 16th,
at the following prices:
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1 he etlicial retu-ns from the Cooke county democratic primaries.
Thousands ol Women
SLTKLR UNI OLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD'S
FEr\ftl-E
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, ACTS AI A SPECIFIC
B| Arousing lo Hiallhf Mm all her Organs.
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joy to rei{[u throughout the frame.
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DFHTRtCT OFFICERS.
Commissioner District No. 1 —
J. P. Beck. 319; J. A. Fo^g, 1' ;
John MeClnre, 521; C. \V. O j,
254. McClure's majority 205.
Commissioner District No. 2.—
W. M. Yates, 149; I. N. Morris,
236; J. M. Konsseaa, 189. Mor-
ris' majority 147.
Commissioner District No. 3.—
J. A. Clack, 201; J. O. Kiui-
brongh, 159; J. O. P. Edmonston,
116. Clack's majority 42.
Commissioner District No. 4.—
A. J. Harris, 43; Jno. 8. lirack-
ren, 83; Thos. Willis, 182; W. E.
Pybas, 242; J. H. Schmitz, 136.
Pybat's majority 60.
precinct officers.
Justice of Peace Precinct No. 1
—N. C. Snider, 509; Lewis Rog-
ers, 668. Lewis Rogers' majori-
ty, 159.
Justice of Peace Precinct Ne. 2
■—J. M. Sammy, 265.
Jaitic* of Peace Precinct No. 4
lan, 209.
Justice of I'eacft Precinct No. 5
—Wadlington, 138.
Justice of Peace Precinct No. 6
—T. W*. Anderson, 135; Wiggins,
143. Wiggins' majority, 8.
Justice ot I'eace Precinct No. 7 ,
—L. W. Layton, 304.
Justice of Peace Precinct No. 8
— A. (irube, 108; John Muerer,
76. A. Grain's majority, 32.
CONST tnLEH.
Constable Precinct No. 1.—T.
C. lirigg, 63;A. M. Hill, 601; Jno.
| Cobble, 287; R. D. Rogers, 86; R.
| P. Blackburn, 300. Hill's ma-
jority 201.
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Constable Precinct N. 2.—Jas.
I Johnson, 217; Monroe, 2; Foard,
13; Warren, 2; Foushee, 1; Mar-
| shal, 1. Johnson's majority 204.
Constable Precinct No. 4.—Uil-
lenwaters, 49; F'ord. 177. Ford's
majority 128.
Constable Pricinct No. 6.—Dan
Weaver, 133; Allen, 33; Savage,
82. Weaver's majority 67.
Constable Precinct No. 6.—
Switzer, 189; Finnie, 78. Swit-
zer's majority 113.
Constable Precinct No. 7.—
Pierce, 184; Mitchell 127. Pierce's
majority 58.
Constable Precinct No. 8.—
Kaiser, 52, Meurer, 4; Snider, 130;
Walker, 3. Snider's majority 78.
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.
Pavement Paragraphs Gathered
in the Rounds.
Now as to the ten commandments,
There's poor little Timothy
Grundy,
Who thinks there are only nine in
force,
For his papa goes fishing on Sun-
day.
Total vote of the primaries was
3126.
The convention yesterday had a
large attendance.
The vote in Denton connty for
Floater: Stamper 1012, Childers
1721.
J. A. Kuns was arrested and
jailed yesterday on a charge of
slander.
Robert Cearnal went to Ardmore
last night to spend Sunday with
his sister.
The Hemming Guards will at-
tend services at the Baptist
church this morning at 11 o'dock.
The Hesperian this morning
gives the official vote as an-
nounced by the executive commit-
tee.
^Hugh Potts, son of H. F. Potts,
unusually dull during the past
week. The building of good,
substantial houses however goes
steadily on.
Judge Hall was about the court
house yesterday. He is still suf-
fering with severe pains in the
breast and back, the result of his
accident of several days ago.
The delegates to the convention
yesterday were a sturdy looking
set of democrats. Their meeting
and deliberations will add enthu-
siasm and strength to the party.
The members of the old execu-
tive committee say the democracy
in Cooke county is perfectly safe.
Ex-Chairman Howeth says it is
•'worse than safe," and he is en-
thusiastic over the outlook.
E. P. Bomar yesterday traded
to J. P. London 19 acres off the
east side of the Florence Hall
place, including house, barn and
orchard, for two houses on Broad-
way, one of them Mr. London's
hone, and $3000.
Prof. R. E.Wilson will addiess
ilhe meeting at the Y. M. C. A.
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All
members and friends are cordially
invited to attend as this will be
Prof. Wilson's last address to the
fell out ol a tree last night, and, , . , ,
, . , i • , young men before he leaves for the
the doctors fear ho is seriously r &
Via the Katy.
#19.70 to St. Louis and return.
Sell June 8, 9, 13, 14 and 15.
Limited to June 21st. Leave
Gainesville 8:35 a. in., arrive at
St. Louis 7.80 a. m. Leave St.
Louis 8:20 p. m., arrive at Gaines-
ville 7:30 p. m.
W. L. Greenhill, T. A.
in the
hurt.
The farmers in town yesterday,
as a rule, reported good rams—
that came a little late for corn
but were productive of much good.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend the musicale next
Tuesday evening, June 16, at Mr.
O. Newcomb Steven's, Denton
street.
The real estate market baa
summer vacation.
The colored protracted meeting
is still progressing with interest
unabated. Indeed the interest in-
creases with each service.. Last
night, a tremendous crowd was
present at the serviced and today
will donbtless witness such a gath-
ering of colored people at the ar-
bor as has not been seen in Gainea-
Tue Epworth Leaguers of Gaines-
ville are all talking about the
Sherman meeting. A large num-
ber will likely attend from here.
Among those who are sure to at-
tend are Rev. Geo. S. Sexton, R.
B. Howeth, W. H. Kay, Misses
Norine Wooldridge, Fannie C.irr,
Eva Metz and Mrs. Frank Ariu-
strong. They will go Wednesday
morning on a Katy special.
Yesterday morning Sherifi
Ware arrested and locked up two
negroes charged with theft of cat-
tle. At the time of 'their arrest
they had in their possession two
yearlings and two cows. The ne
gioes gave the names of Ike Bazey
alias Henry Webb and Monchey
James. One of the cows is white
with red head and is branded O.
U. with bar underneath on hip.
The other cow is branded M. W.
on side. The cattle were brought
Irom the territory.
Political Conventions.
For the following political con-
ventions the Santa Fe will make
round trip rates of one fare from
all of its Texas and Indian territo
ry points:
National prohibition conven
tioii, Pittsburg, Pa., May 27th
national republican convention
St. Louis, June 16th; nationa
people's convention, St. Louis
June 22d.
For particulars as to limits and
time cards call npon any Santa Fe
agent or write to
8. A. Keenan,
Pass. Agt., Galveston.
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inch 4 75
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LOT 6.
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inch 6 50
LOT 7.
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LOT 8.
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inch 9 25
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inch 9 85
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Cumberland .Presbyterian"
Corner Denton and Church"
streets. Rev. H. A. Jones,
pastor.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Ser-
vices 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Y.
P. S. C. E. 7 p. m. Juniors 4 p.
m. Subject of morning discourse:
"The One Talent Man." Even-
ing topic: "The Blessedness of
the Godly as Taught in the First
Psalm."
Excellent music and all are in-
vited.
Second Presbyterian — Corner
Denton and Bogg streets.
Rev. J. L. Kell will preach at
the Denton Street Presbyterian
church at 11 o'clock a. m. and
8.30 |p. m. All are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Denton Street M. E. Church
South—Corner Denton and Pe-
can streets. Rev. J. W. Hill,
pastor. I
Services at 11 a. m. by Rev.
Geo. S. Sexton. Sunday school as
usual. Epworth League 5 p. m.
Broadway M. E. Church South
— East Broadway. Rev. G. S.
Sexton, pastor.
Services at night by the pastor,
Baptist Church—Corner Denton
and Broadway. Rev. W. S
Splawn, pastor.
Preaching 11 a. m.; evening at
7:30; B. Y. P. U. 2:15 p. m.
Sabbath school at 9:30. The pub-
lic is invited.
Respectfully,
S. Lapowski & Bro,
PbRSONAL.
P. H. Leath spent Wednesday
night in Nocona.
Col. Bob Stevens retured from
Bridgeport last night.
Mrs. Price Simpson of Shreve-
port is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Bart Smith and daughter
returned to Ardmore last night.
Milt A. Humphreys returned
yesterday from a visit to Sherman.
Doss Swearengen ot Quanah
spent the day in the city yester-
day.
Miss Stella Green of Gainesville
is visiting Mrs. H. L. Dean.—
Sherman Democrat.
Chas. Buckingham, foreman of
the Hesperian, who has been
spending the week in Missouri, is
expected home today.
Prof. Alfred Cabel, vocal teach-
er of the N. T. F. college of Sher-
man, aad his daughter, Miss Jen-
nie, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Davis on East California
street.
Robert Leath, an old resident of
the city and who was employed in
the mill until its destruction, this
week shipped his household
goods to Gainesville, where he
will make his home in the future.
The family went down on the
passenger Tuesday morning.—No-
cona Leader.
Slippers
New Lot Just In.
Black Sandals,
Tan Sandals
For Misses and Children.
Dixon Street; M. E. Church—
Corner Dixon and Scott streets.
Rev. H. Webb, pastor.
Sabbath school 9:45 a. m.t H. D.
Cad well, superintendent.
Quarterly meeting at the Dixon
street M. E. church.
Preaching morning and nlght
by the presiding elder, Rev.
Morrison, D. D. Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper after the morn-
ing sermon. Love feast 3 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all Christians and friends to
attend the love feast, and all the
services, as far afc*-they do not
conflict with their own cburch
services.
Sizes 5 to 8
Sizes 9 to 11 -
Sizes 12 to 2 -
75c
$1.00
$1.25
Choice of a ibasketful! of
Ladies' and Misses' Slip-
pers for
50c
norton
The Shoe Man.
Awake
when
Via the Santa Fe.
Dallas—$3 round trip. Limit-
ed to return June 27th.
San Antonio—June 22 and 24.
Limited to June 29. $5 round
trip. Extension granted to allow
parties to take a side trip to
Mexico.
S. A. Kendig, P. A.
Notice.
All articles entered at the hor-
ticultural fair must be accompa
nied by the name of exhibitor in
a sealed envelope.
Don't Lie
nights coughing
Edwards'
Cherry Cough Syrup will
relieve you immediately.
Put up in large bottles
50c each.
EDWARDS, The Live Drnggist
A. C. Young is giving some big
bargains in furniture and queens-
ware.
Garaahan's new comb
|405 North Taylor street
Reduced Rates via Katy.
$5.00 to San Antonio and return
account Christian convention.
Sell June 8, limited to June 13.
Stop over will be allowed at Aus-
tin and limit extended to June 18
by depositing ticket with ticket
agent I. & G. N. At close of con-
vention round trip tickets will be
sold to Monterey for $5.50 and
City of Mexico $25.00.
$5.00 to Galveston and return.
Sell June 8, limited to Jnne 14.
$5.00 to Anstin and return.
Bell Jnne 11 and 12, limited to
Jane 17.
W Id Gbsbxhhx, T. A*
Christian Endeavor Excursion.
The Big Four, Cheasapeake and
Ohio route has been selected by
the Endeavorers of St. Louis and
the state of Missouri as the offi-
cial line to the National Christian
Endeavor meeting at Washington,
D. C., July 7th to 13th. All En-
deavorers who join this official
train are insnred a most enjoy-
able trip. For particulars, sleep-
ing car reservations, etc., ad-
dress N. C. McGuire,
Tiaveling Passenger Agent, Box
503, Dallas, Texas.
Lost 5ight
Never returns. You can not
afford to tamper with your eyes.
Dr. Sckwarts has helped others
and he can help yon. Examina* No mosquitoes there. Wheret
tion free of charge at the Lindsay Why in Colorado. Denver road
{shortest, quickest
For Rent $7 per Month.
A four-room cottage, second
door from corner Davis and Dixon
street. Adply to 18 Church st.
Took Horphine.
Yesterday afternoon a mac ap-
parently over thirty years of age
walked into Dr. Black's office and
and said with drowsy calmness:
"I took morphine with the inten-
tion of killing myself, but have re-
considered and want you to save
my life. The doctor saw the man
was telling the truth and began
work at once to save him. At 9
o'clock last night when the re-
porter saw the subject the doctor
said there was a chance for his re-
covery, though he was by no
means far from danger and would
not be for several hours. The
man's name is Gibbs, a railroad
switchman hailing from Clebnrne.
Democratic County Convention^
I hereby call a democratic coun-
ty convention to meet at the court
house in Gainesville on Saturday
the 13th day of June 1896, at 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose ot
electing a chairman and executive
committee for the ensuing two
yeara. The voting precincts in
the county will be entitled to
representation in said convention
as follows: 1st Ward 5 votes; 2d
Ward 4 votes; 3d Ward 5 votes;
4th Ward 7 votes; Coesfield 1 vote:
Dexter 3 votes; Callisburg 3 votes;
Woodbine 1 vote; Burton 1 votef.
Burns 1 vote; Mountaineerings 1
vote; Bloomfield 1 vote; Valley
View 3 votes; Era 3 votes; Leo 1
vote; Rosston 2 votes; Reed 1
vote; Felker 1 vote; Free Mound
1 vote; Muenster 3 votes; Lindsay
1 vote; Sivils Bend 1 vote; Marys-
ville 2 votes, Bulcherl vote; War-
rens Bend 1 vote.
Total vote in county conven-
tion will be 54.
W. W. Howeth,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
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