The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1906 Page: 4 of 4
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P ROCLAMATION N
TO THE PUBLIC
Gainesville Firemen
THIS year we propose dispossessing the
■l by-gone old age of dance routine and
picnic monotony with stirring progress and
rousing reform in order to raise funds neces-
sary for our treasury.
APEIL 30tlh.
T O
Etla.
The Engagement of the Great.
G
as
kill
C
om
pany
An organisation of immense proportions, dwarfing by comparison many other
aggregations of its character and kind. Different and distinct from
every other enterprise in equipment and conduct.
TELLS THE T A L E .
GASKILL SETS THE PACE
Others Follow
Human capacity and healthy aspiration exhausted in a magnificently blended
festival of spectacle, daring deeds, thrilling scenes, pagaentrv, musical,
picturesque, zoological and specialty demonstraticns.
COLOSSAL PRODUCTIONS
Fighting the Flames
The most sensational and instructive performance ever witnessed.
Famous Wild Beast Jungle \
Mipre educated wild animals than all others combined.
WALKS INTO PRISON
OF OWN ACCORD
Little Rock, Ark., April 12.—
J. S. Lee of Little Rock county,
who was convicted in the Polk
county circuit court more than a
year ago on a charge of killing
H. McGaugh, a constable of
Wilton, walked into the supreme
court room today and asked for
a mandate committing himself to
the penitentiary for a term of
three years.
The mandate was given to him
and Lee went to the penitentiary
and began his service. Lee took
an appeal to the supreme court
when he was convicted in the
Little River circuit court, and in
an opinion handed down by the
supreme court last Saturday the
judgement of the lowe* ;ourt
was affirmed.
Pending the appeal, Lee had
been out on bond, and as soon as
he learned a motion for a rehear
ing had been denied by the su-
preme court he came to Little
Rock unaccompanied and pre-
pared to enter on his sentence
The exact cl.ui go against Lee
is manslaughter, lie killed
Coustable McGough while the
latter was serving a subpoena
upon him. It was claimed at the
trial that ill feeling had been ex-
isting between the two for sev-
eral years. Lee claimed self
defense.
Watch This Space!
For Our Fan
Announcement
Refrigerators.
Our new stock of refrigerators
have arrived and they are A1 in
every particular. We want you
to see then . Prices to move
them.
Stevens, Kennerly
& Spragins Co.
Stallions.
: GAINESVILLE ELECTRIC RY. AND LIGHT CO.!
♦ Gainesville, Texas.
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JEWELL, RAINMAKER
OF KANSAS DEAD
Denison, Texas, April 1'2.—
C. B. Jewell who attained natio-
nal prominence about fifteen
years ago as the “rainmaker of
Kinsas’died yesterday at Cof
feyville Word of his death was
received in Denison today by
his brother in-law, .J. W- Glenn,
an operator for the Frisco.
During a drouth in Kansas,
Mr. Jewell, was equipped with a
special car by the Roclt Island,
and traveled over the state trying
to induce ra n to fall- He was
partially successful. He was a
train dispatcher, and at the time
of his death was employed by the
Missouri Pacific.
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The Beautiful Roberta
Magnificent in conception, costly in construction, pleasing to ear and eye.
Zelda
The most marvelous of illusions, direct from London's Egyptian Hall.
Ping-Pong Girls
A bevy of beautiful, talented, graceful girls, in whirlwind dances of rythmic
motion. No eye so quick to catch the swiftly changing figures of the maze.
Dog, Pony and Monkey Show
Fun galore for the little ones, instructive and interesting to older children.
, Gipt—The Midget Chinese
Lobk twice to see him once.
A real Manderian.
Charles Jenkins
The man of nerve in flights from the clouds.
The Home Above
Wild laughter and shrieks of merriment reign supreme.
Lady Jane
The Oracle.
The Carry-us-all
and it will.
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The Royal Italian Band
The Electioneer Stallion R 'g-
isterered No. 32,114, has two
crosses to the great E'ectioneer
and eight to Hambletonian 10
Descendants from the Election-
eer family have produced mofe
extreme speed, world records
and high priced horses than any
other family emenating front
Hambletonian 10.
Prince Hiatt
Registered No. 40,251, is by the
great Hiatt, registered No. 22, *
727, record 2:17, sire of Uncle
William, record 2:09 to wagon,
Reckless 2:124 and many other
fast and good ones. Prince Hiatt
is the only standard and regis-
tered colt old enough for service
in existence. His dam is Queenie
S. sister of Ellen S. record 2:11 i
at four years old.
Wardmore
Registered No. 40,463, was by
Wardham No 31.221.record 2:16f
dam Lamie by the great Onward
His dam is Littlemore, record
2:2i i, by Bonniewood by Nut-
wood. dam by Ethan Wilkes by
George Wilkes.
Come and see these young
horses.
C. C. SANBORN,
202 i^est-California Street.
Gainesville, Texas-
SANTA FE ACQUIRES
ANOTHER RAILROAD
Longview, Texas, April 12.—
What is considered, when taken
in its entirety, as one of the
most far r aching deals in East
Texas in many years, was con-
summated here last night when
the Texas & Gulf railroad, which
runs from Longview to near San
Augustine,- a distance of sixty
milts, was formally transferred
to the Sonta Fe road.
By this the Santa Fe wins in a
long tight for possession of this
property, and will immediately
build seventeen miles from Timp
son to Center, connecting with
the system, and will next build
to Pittsburg and to Paris, to
meet their present terminal,
giving the Santa Fe another
route through Texas to the Gulf.
For Kvut.
Modern 6 room dwelling 215
North Denton street. Apply to
23tf H. S. Sen KLINE.
Lame very Morning
A Bad Back is Always Worse in L \
the Morning. Gainesville
People are’Finding
Relief.,
I can take a few stock to past-
ure. J B. Hinton.
One mile N. Gainesville. dw20
KILLthe couch
•no CURE THE LUNGS
WTH Dr. King’s
New Discovery
FOR £'........‘
0NSUMPTI0N Price
0UGHS and 50c & $1.00
OLDS Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB-
LES, or MONEY BACK.
A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at night is
usually worse in ti e morning.
Makes you feel as if you hadn’t
slept at all.
Can’t cure a bad back until you
cure the kidneys- Doan’s Kid-
ney Pills cure sick kidneys—
make you feel better, work bet1
ter, rest better and sleep better
Permanent cures in Gaines-
ville prove the merit of Doan’s-
D. J Kennedv, carpenter by
trade, residing at 60a East Pecan
Street, says: “For two years or
more I suffered from kidney
complaint indicated by backache
of the severest type. Always
after any over exertion or a hard
day’s work it would become so
lame and sore that I could not
get about at all. I could sit still
but a short time when the pain
became almost unbearable. In
the morning when I got up I fqit
lame and sore and had to mak«
quite an effort to dress myselfc
As if backache was not enough
to worry and torture a man,
there was added trouble with
the kidney secretions They
were at times thick and murky
and accompanied by a scalding
and burning pain. The numerous
remedies I tried and physicians’
treatment failed to give me re-
lief. Finally Doan’s Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice and I
went to the H. W. StaJk Drug
Co.’s store for a box last Jan-
uary. although I could, scarcely
get about Had the ffrst box not
brought about the result prom
ised I never could have been in-
duced to get the second, nor
third. My backache is gone, the
secretions from the kidneys be-
came normal and I could rest
with comfort. Doan's Kidney
Pills did me more gcod than any-
thing else I ever used. Oue of
my neighbors who used them
told me he did not believe he
would be living today had it not
been for this medicine.”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y„ sole agents for
the United Sti-tes. Remember
the name—Doan’s—and taKe no
otter. H13
Our New Spring Shoes
I—I AVE ARRIVED and they are the handsomest and best Shoes we
A A have shown. Our long experience in handling footwear has taught
A ff\ us that the Shoe that can readily adapt itself to the form of the foot,
and retain its shapeliness until it is worn out is the Shoe to sell. We
can confidently recommend our shoes to our most fastidious customers
feeling certain that they will “make good” since we know they are made right.
Come in and see our shoes—we recommend them, they are Stetson’s and
Packard s, that alone should assure you of the quality, wear and price.
STYLE 1—Patent Colt, kid top,
tourist last, Patent Foxing Rock
for1!.80'65...........$4.00
STYLE 2—Same as above in the
Wassan last, welt narrow toe and
is an especially attractive dress
foT...,.............$4.00
STYLE 3—Is a Glove Kangaroo
that is guaranteed to wear with-
out skinning or picking, made in
all the new lasts and d' A A A
shapes for.. ........
W e also sell the Beacon Light S3.00
shoes, they are genuine Goodyear
welts and the only shoes of the
kind at less than S3.50.
LADIES OXFORDS
STYLE 5—Ladies common swell
nullifiers, alight house Shoe that
gives comfort and
satisfaction for.....
$1.50
STY LE 1—All patent Oxford plain
full dress toe, medium Cuban
heel, large fancy eyelets, wide
ribbon ties. We have them on
A, B or O width all sizes a very
dressy Shoe CA
for...................4>J.3V
STYLE 2—A very neat dress Ox-
ford, patent kid, cap toe, light
turn soles, large fancy diamond
eyelets made in all A A
new styles for......
STY LE 3—A walking sole kid Ox-
ford, patent tip, plain large eye-
lets. broad English heel, a Shoe
that will wear nr CO CA
money back for .... .^4»Jv
STYLE 4—Ladies white Oxfords,
canvas with welt soles, large
white leather heel Blucher style.
A canvas Shoe that ^1 rA
will wear like leather .
C. L. MeCO WN
ON THE SQUARR
WANTED—A few table board-
Gr. inte«
ers. Rates reasonable 702 E. i
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«v «Tni»K|||as
California street.
5-4
J. R M. Patterson
Read the new and special bug
gy ai of WmKillgore Co.
Bass & Harbour.U ndertakers
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Stevens, Kinnerlv and!
SPAG1NS COMPAY
We Manufacture
That Even a Bronco
“CAN’T BREAK"
We sell Buggies and Carriages that sthand the
rough roads, at the same time. They are built
* on lines that are pleasing to the eye, and the
I price is something you will certainly appreci-
■ ate. Try us on the above goods. We will see
that you are satisfied with your purchase.
Bass Sl Harbour, Undersakers
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Perfect Circulation
We sell this.
PERHAPS YOU DDNT
UNDERSTAND
The difference between perfect and imperfect
circulation in a refrigerator? If not, examine
the two cuts shown. A refrigerator constructed
like the one on the right hand cut must be lined
with z/cto keep it dry, in which case you have
the poisonus oxide to contend with. This must
agect the milk and food. The Herrick has per-
fect circulation and no zinc to contend with.
Stevens, Kennerlv and
SPRAGINS CO.
Imperfect Circulation W
We do not sell this. Th< v .if
can be had at several place- H
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es In town.
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The Ferris Wheel
2 PERFORMANCES DAILY 2
FOR ANOTHER WEEK
House cleaning time find us unusually well prepared to fill your every want
Just received an exceptionally fine line of Carpets, Mattings. Rugs, Wadi Paper
and everything in Funiture. We make the prices that sell ne goods.
Big line of new Dry Goods and Groceries. Give us yonr trade.
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Ask the Firemen, they’ll teii you. | The Wm. Killgore Company
313-25 North Commerce Street, and S. W. Cor. Square.
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G. A. BISHOFF
A ND see the car
load of Bug-
gies just received
from the factory.
He has them in
all styles and
grades at prices
that will piease
you.
Mr. Bishoffs
many years of ex-
perience i n the
buggy business
makes him a very
competent judge of a buggy, and when you buy of him, you run no risk; bat wil
find it just as represented. Quick sales and small profits is his motto.
YTours for business,
G. A. BISHOFFI
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The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1906, newspaper, April 13, 1906; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1107824/m1/4/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.