The Daily Gainesville Hesperian. (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 20, 1892 Page: 1 of 4
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GAESTESVILLE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1892.
VOL. XIII.
NO. 36
Bargains!
BLAINE WANTS PEACE,
Bargains
Bat Harrison Wants to Pounce
Chili
Hird, Maddox & Vaeth
Are in a position to offer and will rive Bargains that cannot be ob-
tained elsewhere. You naturally enough ask
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WHY?
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Because they have bought from Sehiff, Soramer
& Company, for Cash, their superior stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
and Notions
50-
AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
Hats
-50
And hence can sell them for less than original cost and then
make money.
Because they sell strictly for Cash, and have
no credit prices to contend with or look after
Whatever you want to buy in the Dry Goods, Clothing or Shoe line,
be it much or little, you can save big money by purchasing them
from this firm.
Second:
Washington, Jan. 18.—It is now
an undoubted fact that Mr. Blaine
is not foT war with Chill. He is
reported as having said to one of
his closest friends who interro-
gated him on the subjeot that all
the war talk came from the white
house. This is conpled with the
fact that when members of the
committee on foreign relations of
both hoases called on him he did
not even allude to the strained
relations between the two conn-
tries. To his friends he said that
the president seemed bent on a
war and that if he woald keep out
of the matter there would be no
trouble. Today Secretary Tracy
cabled Commodore Evans of
the Yorktown to take the refu-
gees in his boat to some neu-
tral territory in Peru and turn
them loose. This is significant.
It is understood that the Chilian
authorities permitted the refugees
to go on board the Yorktown in
order to test the feelings of the
Chilian multitude. It is under-
stood that this so infuriated the
said multitude that there came
near being riots. Then the Chil-
ian authorities wanted Evans to
keep the refugees on board his
bbat till the differences between
this and that country in regard to
them is settled. Evans refused
to listen to the request ana refer-
red the matter to Washington
with the above result. It is now
thought that the president will
send in his message in regard to
the affair on Wednesday. He
may do nothing, but there are
many people here who believe
that he means war and that we
will have war.
ordnance bureau, which repre-1
sents the fighting arm of the navy.
The chief of that bureau is gettirf |
the most satisfactory results from
the gun-making plant at Washing-1
ton yard, besides stimulating steel
manufacture to the best efforts in
the rapid production of material,
but above all the greatest activity I
has prevailed for some time in the
bureau of naval intelligence, the
agents of whic~ are said to have |
been at work on a plan of possi-
ble campaign, besides collecting I
all imaginable information from [
abroad. It is throuyh tnis the I
secretary is kept thoroughly in-
formed on the movements of thel
agents of Chili, who, it is ru- i
mored, have for some time been
ransacking Europe for war ma
terial.
TO CLOSE OUT ENTIRELY ALL OUR
—AND—
Woolen Goods,
WE HAVE CUT PRICES IN HALF!
25 Per Gen!
On all Men's, Boys', Children's
Ladies' ana Misses' Boots, SBoes
and Rubber Overshoes.
▲ miscreant's deed.
Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 18.—As the
Western and Atlantic passenger
train passed Austell, Ga., last
evening the little daughter of Mr.
Dozier bad her head out the car
window and some villainous per-
son threw a rook four inches in
diameter at her, but missed the
child and struck her father on the
head, when the missile bounded
toward Lawyer Neil and disfigured
his face. Blood poured from Mr.
Neil's wound, while Mr. Dozier
fell back on the seat unconscious,
with a horrible gash in the head.
Both men were painfully but not
seriously injured. The train was
stopped and angry passengers
with threats of lynching made an
nnsucessful attempt to catch the
miscreant.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Pomler
ABSOLUTELY PURE
a pitiful tbagedy.
Silver City, N. M., Jan. 15.—
Juan Lopez, a Mexican, has had a
pet lion for four years. The ani-
mal was very fond of him. A few
days ago Lopez brought a beauti-
ful senorita home as his bride
The lion became jealous of the
love bestowed upon the girl by
his master. The second night
after the marriage Lopez went out
on a business trip and returned to
bis home to find his young wife
had been torn to pieces by the
savage brute. The lion had jump-
ed upon her back and broken her
neck the first bite, a part of the
breast had been torn away and
eaten and the face disfigured,
The animal fled to the mountains
and was soon followed by hun-
dreds of Lopez's neighbors. The
young husband's grief was so
great that he became innane and
is now confined to prevent sui<
oide.
A TEBBIFIO EXPLOSION.
Lancaster, O, Jan. 18.—While
Judge John S. Braise was in his
study this morning at 7 o'clook
terrific explosion of natural gas
occurred and the residence,
twenty room brick structure, was
leveled to the ground, lwo
churches were also partially de-
molished and fifty other houses
damaged. The judge was thrown
100 feet out on the street car
traok where he was afterward
picked up in a dazed condition,
but not seriously hurt. Mrs.
Brasse's two daughters and two
sons, in bed on the second
floor, were hurled into the debris
of the Lutheran church. The
women were caught in the falling
roof and were extricated shortly
afterward badly cut and bruised,
but will recover. The financial
loss will be quite heavy.
Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills
Act on a new principle—regu-
lating the liver, stomach and bow-
els through the nerves. A new
discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speed-
ily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequalled for men, women, chil-
dren. Smallest, mildest, surest!
50 doses, 25 cents. Samples free
at Garner & Williams' drug store
m
I offer for sale cheap and on
easy terms my residence on North
Clement street, fifth door north of
the east school building. Largo
lot with good fruit trees, good
bouse of three large rooms and
gallery. Excellent cistern, etc.
Apply to P. H. Lanius, or myself.
S. J. Anderson.
the exposition did it
Is bow Mr. O. C. Johnson, of Be-
loit. Wis., expressed how he found
out what Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mul-
lein was, and how efficacious it is
in curing coughs, colds and
croup.
People's Party State Convention
The state convention of the
people's party of Texas will be
held at Fort Worth February 2d.
On this account the Santa Fe
route will sell round trip tickets
to Ft. Worth on January 31 and
February 1 at one and one-third
fare, good to retuin until Febru-
ary 7.
1 F. J. Gates, Agent.
W. W. HOWETH
R. B. HOWETH
HOWETH BEOS.,
T>I?¥T
^O-ENERAL -A.GHEJ
or 1 11 1
North Side.California Street, Soott Blook.
BUY AND SELL LANS
On commission lender and pt.y
taxes. Loan money to individuals
and for loan companies. Buy and
sell land notes, make abstracts
and examine titles, write deeds
and all other kind of instruments,
and take acknowledgements.
Have abstitcts to all lands in
Cooke oounty. Have for sale lm>
proved and unimproved city and
oountry property. Exoellent bar-
gains in farm and ranch properties
in Cooke, Montague and Olay
counties.
Synodical Female College
Gainesville,*- Texas.
Butterick Patterns now on hand. Fashion Sheets for February will
be in the last of this week.
Terms of this great sale are STRICTLY CASH. • No goods
charged to anyone. Mail orders solicited. Prompt attention and
full benefit of low prices £iven same. Cash must invariably accom-
pany the order. We solicit the trade of both city and country, and
we ask you to dve our stock the most scrutinizing examination,
both as to the quality of the goods and the low prices on same. We
know the result: YOU'LL TRADE WITH US.
?Hird,Maddox&V aeth
Successors to SCHIFF, SOMMER & CO.
Corner of Dixon Street and Broadway,
Gainesville, Texas
.J-. "W\
-DEALER IN-
"Area
Clocks : : Diamonds : : Spectacles
SILVER PLATED WARE.
East Caliiornia Street, Gainesville, Texas.
Carry in stock a fine line of adjusted movements suitable for
railroad men 01 others requiring accurate time. All
for less money than they - can be ^bought
elsewhere for cash.
D. D.Kelly
Civil Engineer
—AND—
: : Surveyor
Permanently Located
•9*Office with R. Y. Bell.
GAINESVILLE, - - TEXAS
For the purest, beat and al
ways lasting extracts and colognes
do not hesitate a moment but
come right over to Morgeaon'a
drug store, where you are sure to
get them, beyond a doubt.
Try Morgeaon's. tasteleaa Chill
Tonic all we aak is a trial, yon
will be convinced. It ia purely
harmless, every bottle guaranteed
or money refunded. > •
Advertiae in the Bbspsblaf.
warlike activity.
Washington, Jan. 18.—The navy
department today was still a scene
of great activity. Tracy held fre-
quent consultations with the chief
of ordnance, chief of navigation
and chief of construction, and oc-
casionally called for the chief en-
gineer. Other chiefs flit back and
orth through the doors, giving
outward and visible signs of the
real work going on. At the bu-
reau the clerks are working at top
speed with typewriters and skim-
ming through ledgers, making cal-
culations and transacting a great
volume of business, but in the of-
fice of the chief of the bureau of
navigation, Commodore Rainsay,
the bustle is greatest. Three or
our assistants bave been detailed
to translate cipher dispatches and
they are kept busy putting mes-
sages into cipher for transmission
and making intelligible the cable
grams that come in from the
south.
The naval code is one of the
most intricate ever devised. It is
numeral in character and has
never been detected. It is incon-
venient, therefore, and tolerated
because of safety, a consideration
of first importance at such a time
as this, and its present use is the
main work of the navigation bu-
reau. Officers sit in the small
room adjoining the office of the
chief with closed doors, their
desk is covered by a large fla
code book, for which a foreign
enemy would give the price of
man-of-war. The grist of half
dozen cablegrams constitute near
ly a day's work, and so all the
available force of the bureau is
pnt upon the taak. Meanwhile,
Ramsey devotes considerable
time in communication with the
chief ot the hydrographic office.
Commander Clover, who has in
his office accurate charts of both
continents, which are especially
valuable now, and great care is
being taken in their study. By
this means every mile ofSonth
American shore can be watched,
and advantage thus taken of ma-
terials that have been patiently
collected for many yeara.
action at foet woeth.
Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 18.—The
'ollowing action was taken at a
meeting of the railway employes
leld here tonight:
Resolved, by representative
railway men, employed by the dif-
English Language and Liter-
erature, Am entand Modern
Languages, i 'story, Mathe-
matics, Natuu 1 Science, Phi-
losophy, Elocution, Art and
Music taught by experienced
teachers.
Certificates of Distinction
Diplomas and Degrees con-
ferred upon those students
who "successfully complete suchSstudies and schools as stated by
catalogue. tuition.
Primary Department, per term, $ 15 00
Preparatory Department, per tern, 20 00
erent lines centering in the city of I Collegiate Department, per term^ 25 00
<"ort Worth, that we, as employes Music, per month, 5 00
of said railways do hereby refuse Elocution, per term, 25 00
Modern Languages, each, 25 00
Art, per term, 22 50
Latin, Free
Board, fuel, lights and washing**reasonable. Send for Catalogue
For further information address, MISS KATE PRYOR,
116 Principal.
to handle San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass cars and freight until the
troubles existing upon the said
railway and its former employes
are satisfactorily settled; and be
it further
Resolved, that we request that
employes of connecting lines
stand firm in refusing to handle
the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass cars or business, assuring
them of our mutual co-operation
in said action. United we stand
upon this issue and we kindly re-
quest our different managements
not to require us to handle this
business.
Another meeting bas been call-
ed for tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.
east line and bed river.
Denison, Tex., Jan. 18.—Simon
Sterne, general counsel for the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with
office in New York, and W. J.
Jones, from the office of Vice
President Waldo at St Louis, ar
rived in the city this morning on
a special car from the north.
This afternoon the gentlemen left
for Dallas. Mr. Sterne stated
that he was on special business
for the railway company and also
a company of New York. While
Mr. Sterne did not say so in so
many words the inference is that
the special business was that of
looking after the purchase of the
East L{ne and Bed Biver road,
which is to be sold on the 20th
instant.
Read the HESPERIAN
isbshf brought to bear on the
French Tansy "Wafers.
These wafera are for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular
menses, and will remove all ob-
structions. and are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by
Emerson Drug Co., San Jose,
for sale by Marion E.
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The only safe and reliable treat-
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This cure is founded upon the
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Mr Henry Perkins, 29 Union
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Crystal rice—acme of perfec-
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White Swan brand pure leaf
lard.
Busy Bee soap for laundry pur-
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Roberts, W. T. The Daily Gainesville Hesperian. (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 20, 1892, newspaper, January 20, 1892; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth502764/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.