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SHERMAN, TEXAS. THURSDAY. JULY 19.19QO.
—1T
Mid-Summer '■
Clearing Sale
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THE STORE.
éftqient.
ues offered in every
Marked in plain fi
st be sold quickly. 1
o
All lota are arranged on
advertised, fly loss, your
>s that will serve as an in-
8 l-3c ernbrj
5c a yard
15o embroij
* a* yHftJ.
'.2'5a. emhr
17 1 2c
black lace
to 9, regular
6 2 3c a pair,
ped lioseO sizes
price 3)5c, sale
forsets, all cizes, reg-
lante price 19o each.
I he famous American
'corset, regular price
lee 75c each,
lardth waists, the 85c
nee 25c each.
orit-s and insertions at
rieu and insertions at 10c
Lo$ No. 6.
Fine sheer dimities and law
lar price 15c, pale price 1
Lot No. 7.
All 8 l-3o lawns and .dimiti
price 5c« yard.
Lot No. 8.
Beautiful French gingham^? regular
price 10c, sale price 7 1-j p> yard.
All 20c and 25c ginghams—lid Egyp
. lian tissues, sale price J J1 2c a yd.
Lot No.
Light Colored P, K.'jtkl 10c yard,
former prices 20c ar?l 25c.
LotN^flO.
Big lot of narrow váíencian laces, sale
price 20c a dnzeri yards
ector .
25,000
21,740
m.ooi^oo
i£p7 22
2 > ' . 600 00
282.^7 41
leriea and insertions at j
¡aid.
■ y.jc embroijieriea and insertions at 25c
a yard.
50c i)5unciogs, 40 inch wide, 35c yd.
' 65c flouncing , 40-inch wide, 39c yd.
75o allover embroideries at 50c a yard.
25 al lover embroideries at 9()c a yd
* . . Lot No. 4.
75d and $1.00 ladies' shirt walata at
45u, '. .• * .
|ll 25 ladies' colored and white shirt |
waists at 75u.
p12c quality of checked naneook at 10c ¡
a yard- '
; . Lot No. 5.
potion foulards and imported Irish
dimities, regular 25c, sale price 15c
f*y«sk
Lot No. 14.
100 pairs of men's and boys' $1.50
and $2.00 shoes/ broken lots on
table, at $1.00 a pair.
150 pairs ladios' and misses' $1.60 and
$2 00 oxfords and slippers, all. on
table, at $1 00 a pair
Lot No. 15.
adies' out of style oxfords, all hand
ade goods, I he regular prices are
50 and $3, sale price $1 50 pair.
i$\ftt of men's and boys' tan and
b^Tt new style shoes, regular $2 00
au\_\\2 50 shoes, sale price $1 50.
Lot No. 16.
unlaundred shirts, regu-
le, sale price 25o each,
uulauqdred shirts, 20
nen boosom, tbo 75c
Iclipac neglige shirts,
kind at 75c each.
FATE OF THE
MINISTERS.
IT IS AS INDEFINITE ROW AS IT
WAS TIIKEE OR FOUR
WEEKS1.
Lot No. 11.
Foulard silks, the most desirable silk
of the season, $1 quality at 50c a
yard, 75c quality at 37 1 2c a yard.
Only a few pieces of Ki-Ki wash silks
in small stripes, 35c quality toolose
out at 20o a vard.
Lot No. 12.
No. 100, wide fancy ribbon, 75c quality
sale price 37 1 2c %,yard.
Wide fancy aud plain ta fleta ribbons,
85c qnality, sale price 19c a yard.
25c quality, sale price 15c a yard.
Lot No. 13.
Pully belt buckles and Rings, regu-
lar price 25c, sale price 15c.
Ladies' new silk ties, 65c quality at
35c each.
hundri
kind at
Monarch a
$1.25 aud $
NO. 17.
Straw hats, big box full out in front,
assorted lot boys' and men's, at 10c
each.
Lot No. 18.
One show case full of men's and boys'
50c aud 75c straw and crash hats,
sale price 25o each ^
TIEN TSIN
DESTROYED.
Said to Have Been Lotted—Women
and Children Ordered to Leave
Certain Fort*.
By*tKrlpp -UcIU« Pre Association.
Bkubskls, July 19.—The foreign
office this morning received the fol-
lowing from the Belgian diplomatic
agent at Shanghai: "Advioes now
confirm the report that all Europeoc ■
are safe in Prince Ohing's palaa
Report of the massacre is conti
dieted."
Lot No. 19.
Ohoice of all this season's $1 50 and
$2 00 straw hats, the latest shapes,
at $1 00 each.
Lot Nq. 20.
All carpets and lace curtaios at cost
and 10 per cvnt added.
15o mattings at lOi; a yard.
25o mattings at 17 1 2c a yard,
30c mattings at 20o a >ard.
85c mattings at 25c. a yard.
50c mattings at 35c.
Pfcome early and avoid
the rush.
Chas. A. Moorer,
East Side Square.
- I.... ■ Local Market. *
ie prices below are paid by Sber-
ilsil*n!
tiooj
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^dealers:
t-per bo*bel, ;
Sacked) pur boabol, ....
p«r tmsbrl
ay (olioiof) pnr ton
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bof ac-
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Broken Jots of men's tan
slioes, $4, $5 and $6 grades,
$2.60 at Andrews'.
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übeailiam's
25c siáé '-The
Laxative Chill Tonic
superior to them all.
Qoick.in aotion, safe and nuvJ in re-
V aults.' A positive cure for chills and
-^lurer (jf*ll malarial forms. Try it
s onde and you will use no other. One
i bottle warranted to each cure.
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wage of.
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Machine Repairs
BY
Long Distance Telephone.
AND 3AVR TIME.
- Sonlliwesieri Telcgrauli & Telephone Co.
LAID TO REST.
Sorrowing Friends Followed the Ré-
mains to the Grave.
The long procession which slowly
passed through the streets of Sher-
man yesterday evening attested the
public sorrow because of the death of
the old veteran and long-time citizen,
Edwin J. Andrews. Touching cere-
monies preceded the solemn journey
and at the grave hundreds witnessed
the last acts which shut the body
from human sight forever. God rest
bis kindly soul.
Most of the relatives and friends
who came from abroad to attend the
funeral have departed to tbeir homes.
Those who left today were Buck Mc-
Kinney, Misses flattie and Alice Mc-
Kinney, Rev. Charles Oarlton and
Jones Abernathy, to Bopham; B. F.
Arteberry and wife and H. II. Arte-
beirry, to Savoy; J. R. Andrews and
Mrs. Lula King, to Wbitewright; C.
C. Andrews and wife, to Van Alstyne.
Frank Andrews and tt^fe will return
to Houston tomorrow.'
Hunt's Lightning Oil is far ahead
of any similar preparatioh on the
market. A sure cure for culs, burns,
bruises, sprains, etc. Try one bottle
and you will never again be without
it. Put up in 25 and 60c bottles.
POSTMASTERS' CONVENTION.
Assembled in Ciiy Hall at Dallas
this Morning.
The second annual convention of
the Texas Postmasters' association
was callod to order in Dallas this
morning." On the program ar« a
number of subjects for discussion
which are of interest to patrons of
the offices as well as the postmaster*.
Captain Tom Richards, postmaster
at Sherman, cannot attend the con-
vention because of a reduction of his
clerical force. Otherwise be would
have been tbere.
Miss flattie Phillips, money order
clerk, is in Fort Worth, and George
flope, stamping cleik is at Eonis.
These two clerks are taking their an-
nual vacation of fifteen days, and
their absence is severely felt in the
office. _v;: .
Hot rolls morning and eveolng al
Star Bakery.
In Cheatham's Laxative Chill
Tonic, (tablet form) is incorporated
all lbs elements of the best Chill
Tonic known. It is put up in this
manner for the benefit of travelers
and others, who would find it incon-
venient to carry the liquid with them.
Like the liquid, it is sold under strict
guarantee. Price 25o per box.
Londow, July 19.—A dispatch from
St. Petursburg says the report tba
the town of Blagovetsovenck, capita'
of Amur district, was captured b'
Chinese, is now emphatically denied
by the general staff. The town was
bombarded two days, but not captur-
ed, according to the report.
will proBstbly be notified of hit nomi-
nation by the popa lists in this city
after the Indianapolis notification.
French Officer Dead.
By Bcrlpi -M<-R*< Pt«m Association.
Pa HIS, July 19.—•General Borgult
des Bordes, commander-iu-cliief of
the French in Indo-China is dead.
a Practice Cralter.
My ttorlpps-MoIUe frass Association. ¡ ,
Portland, Oregon, July 19,-fThe
alleged departure of the cruiser Phil-
adelphia for the Orient, ut d r secret
orders, proves to be only a practice
cruise of the Oregon naval reserve.
(Meaner linn Down.
By Bcrlppn-McJUe ITws Association.
San Frímoisoo, July 19 —The Nor-
wegian steamer Tel I us wae run down
in a fog by the transport Belgian King
off Point Arr* Tuesday. The Tellus.
with au immense hole io her side,
waa towed here by the transport last
night. ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ '■
Ferest Fire.
By Bcrtpps-MeR Fr* s Assooistlosk
Pi.acerviile, Ca1, July 19,—A
great forest fire is raging north of
here in the Pine bait. A lumber
ohute oontaioing three million feet
oi„rteg«. yeloed at $00,000 was de-
indepVd> •knd ««any square miles of
re threatened.
DOGS IN CHICAGO.
I fleets Beasts as Weil as Men
in that Bad Town.
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St. pictbrsbdra, July 19.—Certain
portions of Amur district, in Siberia,
which has been invaded by the
Ciinese, have been officially, de-
clared in a state of war since July
17th.. ' .
Shanghai, July 19.—Foreign
women and children are ordered to
leave ports along tbe Yang Tse river.
Rioting has occurred atPoyang Lake.
Several missionaries were killed and
christian chapels burned.
Berlin, July 19,—It is announced
that Germany will send thirty thou-
sand troops to Ohina forthwith;
Madrid, July 19.—The govern-
ment has refused to receive the
nese minister who recently arrfftib,
and it is stated he will be requested to
leave Spain if the report of massacres
in Cbina is confirmed.
By Rcrlppo-McRae Pr««i Association.
Griraoo, July 19 —Two children
were viotims to mad dogs yesterday.
Both were seriously bitten and it it
thought will die from injuiles.
THE"0REa0N SAFE.
It Is Good News to Every Citizen of
this Country.
London, July 19—A special dis-
patch from Tien Tsin, dated July 16,
says the native city at that time was
in Haines. Another dispatch de-
scribes tbe oity as destroyed, and says
the loot amounts to half «million
taels. •
Wabhinoton, July 19.—It Is of-
ficially stated at the state department
today the plan of sending W.
W. Bjind tffjfo^hina as special agent
of thisf {fortvuw isfc i under serious
consideration, and the appointment
may be made within a few days.
Neir York, July 19,—Papers here
print a London dispatch asserting
t^at tbe Chinese minister to St. Pe-
tersburg Was given passports today
and ordered to leave tbe country.
Popnflsts Wttl Reufy.
By Scrtppa-Mcn** ma Amoctatlon.
Lincoln, Neb., July 19.—Mr. Bryan
By Scrlppa-McRa* Piwi Association.
Washington, Jnljr 19.—A dispatch
frpm Commander Wilde announces
that the Oregon and Naahville arrived,
at Kure safely. There is univertal
rejoicing here over the safety of tbe
Oregon. '■ - : ■'
HEAT IN WASHINGTON.
Suppose Tliote People Were in a fo-
lit leal Campaign.
By 8('rlpp -McIt*« Prcw Association.
Washington, July 19.—Official
records show that Washington yeater-
pay and today was the hottest spot in
the country. There have been many
prostrations from heat but no deaths
are reported. ,
FATAL HEAT.
Nine Deaths Reported up to 9 O'clock
This Morning.
Br Scrlpps-McRa* P u AMorimtvn
New York, July 19 —The Temper
ture it from 11 to B degrees lower
than on yesterday. The total num-
ber of t^a^^**/^ly due directly
or lndC. j i twenty fi ve
death
lice.
log tbe temperature
Gjup to that time nine
n reported to tbe po-
WILL "COMMAND?
Posailf^y'an American May Take
the Direction of Affairs.
Ki Sfánpps-Mcfts* I'tr•• As*OrU(tCO
Washington, July 19 —The squab
ble over the-commander of tbe allied
forces in China Is one of tbe most in-
teresting topics today. . Japan Wants
tbe honor and Russia, Germany and
Great Britain object, After a reason
able delay thia government probably
will modtstly suggest General Chaffee
as the solution of tbo difficulty.
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the week .
commencing August Oil «11 Shonnan will put on Itollida)
tire; and ofoouwe you will need a hoat, dwasy and well
MR of clothes in which to grset your country cousins. I have
ly «lealrabia for the orcaaum, and if you ' |
fiWysweB It WW be to A :§^
S::
V some patterns.
. want sonetti^g ap; ...
. look over nW uaHmlied, unnistchable
terges and WorsteAi, in «tripes Ghe«
weight Che vie ta in both the anioothe an_ 0__..
Linen Ducks for suits and trousers. Orders must bo
July-30th In order to Iniure delivery *
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On Ootober 14th, 1000, at
to Uils honor.
cash purchase _ ; . '
Beginning Mon<
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Walter C. Jones A Co,, Dry Goods, J, B. Hhaw A
R. B. Simmons, Drug*, W. H. Oooney,
m$L d*nibon.
T. B. Waldron, Druggist, 2ÍW Main Street. Clark A Douglass, Tallow and:
G, K. Hugbes, Books arid Stationery, P. G. Coleman, Grow*.
T. W. PueUett,"BooVs, Stationery, Wall Paper and Palnto.
A. B. Kiaur, Grooer. G. r. Tobln, 211
The Following Prizes
1. Trip to the World's JWr, Parto, or Its equivalent in ottsn^
2. Upright Piano, W y usie 0'
Jl. CompbHe scholantblp at Ursttllne Ácadatiriy, Dilhu ,
4.-t)< mplet<i'Seliolarship-i t Metropolitin" ifcislnett
6. Complete SoiiolarsWp at Dallas Talt^raph Golloge ,,
0. Blaekuflderfer Typewriter, W. J. Itussell....
In the following ms
' 1,
L To tliela fy ruooiying the largest vote of all.
2. To the laly reviving the largest vote of all, in towns4he population of wl
10^00 or Ifissj, " , -
. 8-4t In like msnner in towns of 20,000 or luis.
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sf Contest:
6 8, Jn. like mannor In iowps of 6000 cr less.
Rules o:
1. That any unmarried lady tnay «ntet,the ratee.
2. Any Isdy having reoelvod 60 votes will be published as a candidal*.
8. No ballots other than thofn fumlsbed by the Dallas Advertising Ck>. will
ed. A set of books will be kept, showing how many ballots were fiiroUhed each
will be subject to the hispeotlon of judges..
4. That tbe votes will I countod every few days «nd published. '
6. The presenta will be awarded Oet, 14,1 00, In tfie exhibition building, v :
fl. The Ave leadlng ladlss In each town on September 18th Will ouch sol
to roprasent thein, thd gentlemen thus selected will constitute the judgw; tbeVk^r* of the
ballot bo* will be turned over to tbem, they will make a count of all the HI lots voted,
continue the count until the close of the contest. On September 26th at # o'sleek n. «•.,
tbe anal count will be mad* Mid rwulta forwarded to Dallas Advertising &>. at cm ,
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RAILWAY PROMOTION,
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Changes Which Are of Interest to
Sherman People,
■ '«■nisa.i. ■i.usiii.i 7V>;
Ed.H. Coombe, formerly commer-
cial agent of the Katy at Dallas, has
been promoted to n higher poeition In
tbe same tine at Deniaon, where he
will have charge of the Katy's freight
businets from Teillue to Texarkán*
This promotion becomes effootife
Aug I, at which time'he will assume
the duties in this, one of the most
'important poaitlont 1u the Katy's
L. ■ 11 'ir. !■■■,■ Jn—m ,1II ,■Hill
Tesas service. R, 8. Fifsof Denlson,
whom Mr. Coombs succeeds, wJJI be-
oome coniBiernial ajjeot at ^tienta,
Ga.,4o charge of tbe southeaster
terA territory.—Dalle* Ifewt.
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Murphy's Harvest Sale slim
Éimtm PaicEt ou clothing, shirts
and hats.
Picnic partliii wiU finé 4i to
interest to buy their lonch ggoda from
SLTbak^^PhSfeNo nf° ,>U"
í?ood b*k<1.?; jf g _
rails mniftkg *M|r e.vening at 4 ">
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^ All 25c Dimities reduced to 15c.
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rfog paid
All 20c Dimities reduced to 12^c.
All 15c Lawns reduced to 9c.
Big line of Lawn and Dimities at 5c a
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