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lU'E HERALD: DALLAS" TEXAS. WIN PAY. JUNE 29;'
THE D ALT 'AS D&iLY HER&LD
PFOl'TS ELLIOTT & HALL.
Entered at the Poat-Orltco at Dallas as
Socond-Class Matter.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.;
Per Copy JJ
One Month 8 1 00
Three Mouths -
Biz Months o
One Year 10.00
De.'vered in City a. 112 OO'per year .
TEXAS AND (IMMIGRATION.
The substa.utial
MONDAY JUNE BO 1885.
WMiV.' KAILiVrAY TIME OAlhD
mnton Texas lutrrt
In effect Jane 14th at noou.
GOISU SOUTH.
So. 3 - tw OrieanH and (aalvoston
EXXWB (dully) 5-.30A M.
o. 12 M Ixod to CorBtft&na (
ctpt Btm.i&y) Ii35 P M.
Kn. I M.-ves1oti anil Houston
Excrob maliyi 5:58 P. M.
OOINO N0BTH.
Bo.8 tft..L-oiilsandCiiicaoF.x-
proa (-dally 9:00 A. M.
So. 11 -MlaeJUitterUoE (except
Sunday) 12:15 P M.
Kn 1Mt. Trails -.md Chicago
ExDrens (dally) 9:65 P. M.
Xent.li & Paoloo.
eoma east t. a p. po.
Nn. KU Ht. Louli exsress. :WA. M
r..uvelnlon lXi.xil :10A. M.
Nn. aoti Local i'aononuer :! P. M.
Nn. Him l.vn Tlnton Denot 8:30 P. M.
Ban Antonio Exprssa arrives.. .10:25 P. M.
QOINO WEST UNION DEPOT.
Ho. 801 California Express arr. 8:10 P. M
Tamm TTnton Denot ...... 1:80 P. M
leaves Texas Paolflo Depot.. 8:40 P. M.
Ho. local Passenner arr. . . . 11 :56 A. M
travel 13:15 P. M
Loaves Texas 4 Paolflc Depot 12:25 P. M
No. lfa-8an Antonio Express
lwmiT. A V. Donol 5:6 A. M
Nos. JG6 and artiNuw Orleans Kxprensjraa
btnan rnrt.h Worth and Marshall dally
N os. S04 Bui and HM take meals at the Union
Depot. Kok. 1IM anil it connect ain. nurir
W1U1 Will HE Wl ("Mil 1. -w.. .ww V-J
Missouri PaolOo.
T1AI.I.A AND DKNTON.
Accommodat ion arrives U:00noon.
Depart :" r. i
GOINU SOUTH
Ht. Tvmki rcxurass arrives f 'HA M
Ht. Louis ExpresB arri ves Ul ;0U P. M.
OOINU NORTH.
t. Louis Express leaves 10:25 P. M
m. Louis Express loaves Kill) A. II
Texas irana.
Ha. Mall and T . press leave . 3:01 Pi M
anTNft NORTH.
Ho. 1 Hall and Kxrire8arTlv.il'00 A. M
Trains laud run dally Sundays ex
ceplod.
II Mil. Colorado Want
Xn iuuHil atnl awnres arrives i.il A. M
No. 18 Mixed arrives CM A al
Kn. IOUiill A.n.1 Ki. fkrtliLbi do-
mr o:M A. M
No. 14 V'rotl sonlh deniarta r V. M
Uarkold wants a postofllce then
she will want a postmaster then all
lier citizens will want that.
From the accounts in the Forney
Register and the Meaquiter thatpicni
at Fornoy muHt have been "one grand
affair."
Thb Enula Recorder alter two
years of uninterrupted issuanco will
drop one in honor of the coniln
Fourth of July.
The Meridian rock quarries are gain-
ing reputation. They furnish stone to
Weatherford where coiiBiderablo
building la going on.
Clabksvillb haa been Incorporated
and is now a city and the Time jubi-
lutes. In a short time she will be like
St. Paul.oouiplaining or "these bonds."
Congressman Jos. X). Savbhs
adopts the ooaupatitlve examination
plan in the soleotlon f cadeU and
will havo one in Anstin on Septem-
ber 3d.
"East Tkxas" says the Minooia
Monitor "will bo able to furnish the
material to run the attornoy-general's
oilke next term." And then East
Texas la bo willing.
TukIIkrald has been shown a gen-
uine copy of the blue laws of Connecti-
cut by Colonel Wymk who has
them in his possession. Tho little
volume was published in 1823.
Thehk is no profanity intended
when the Laredo Times says that Iai-lasiu-b
intend to dam the Trinity for
water power "whilst the Fort Worth
boyi damn it Just for fun eyery now
and then."
MnniiBH is termed an industry by
the Dudd City Spectator and thut pa-
per thinks if one desirous of engaging
therein were to consult public senti-
ment in Texas he would refrain from
dipping in just at presont.
beuetits to a new
State Is the great objective point. The
development of its resources 1h the
means by which that end can be ac-
complished. New States like Texas
have abundance of land but they do
not have in hand the rnanuol labor
and the necessary capital and mearjB
to Attain the acknowledged desidera-
tum. Those who most contribute to
wards the attainment of that end are
the greatest benefactors of the State.
The Southorn Immigration Society is
designed to effect the end In view-
that is to bring labor and capital in
sufficiency to tako advantage of our
grand natural advantage and make
Texas the great Empire State her
position in tho Union entitles her to.
The Southorn Immigration Associa
tion with its vice-presidency in every
Southern State Texas beluR peculiar
ly fortunato in having Colonel John
F. Elliott as her vice-president ate
commissioner to the World's Exposi
tion who is waving no
stone unturned to laduce for-
oigu capital and immigration
to come among us. The subject de
mands attention of more than ordina
ry interest from Southern people now
struggling for material advancement
It is not perhaps known that there
is to be in London iu Aprii next an ex
position whose peculiar characteristic
will be American and in which the ex
hibitors of the different States will be
comparative not only as to produc-
tionbut advance aiont in scientific man
ufacturing art culture and all species
of mind conquest over matter. Ail the
best of American production or
thought result should be there be
cause we will be on cosmopolitan trial.
The Legislature of . Texas will
scarcely appreciate the exact condi-
tion of affairs nor would it be likely
to meet in time to take advantage of
tho pocullar situation. Nevertheless
it must be met by a peoplo llko those
of Toxas straggling for great prom!
nence and material wealth with the
means within their immediate grasp.
Now tho question Is to be answered.
Shall we make an oll'ort to hold up the
hands of thoie who have already put
us forward or shall the effort be aban-
doned? Not for one moment is tho
question to bo discussed. The reply
is consequent upon tho question. Tho
mou who desiro Texas' pre-omlnence
are those whe can and will make ex-
ortion towards tho maintenance of
her pre-eminence lioi- railroads
hor groat business men her
great landod proprietors her
manufacturers and merchants' as well
as those who havo nail loremgm
enough to become interested in her
splendid and immediate future all
demand the closest and most intolli
gont consideration. Not only should
they act but act promptly and select
for their representative at this greatest
of all expositions for us one who by
nature capacity exporienco and mod
ern contact with .prevailing Ideas as
well as the ways and modts of great
metropolitan shows would give abun-
dant ussurance of that ultimate suc-
cess which would be now Invaluable
This Idea of Texas' proper represen.
tatiou is porhapa better illustrated
by showing what is bolng strivod
tor by tho ontire South. Toxas must
alllgnor rolease hor great advantages
A circular issued lu tho intorost of
tho Southern Immigration Asso
ciation is quotod lrom as follows
"Thepurposos andobjocts of the as
sedation are In tho highest degree
harmonious with tho grand purpose of
the World's Exposition viz.: Tho de-
velopment of the groat resources of the
South by securing settlors from tho
east the north tho west and from Eu-
rope who will bring thoir health
trongth Intelligence Industry aud
frugality (not paupers or mon unable
hi sosuro a liylng at homo) but men
who can pay their way and come be-
causothey are ambitious to improve
their condition. This Is the class of
immigrants that the Sjuth wants and
which the association prop osos to se-
cure for It."
company and use it for building a de-
cent woodon building in which to hoid
court. It says whou population aud
capital increase and buildings for bud
ness and residences of brick com-
mence to go up it will be time enough
to talk about a brick temple of Justice .
It thinks taxpayers would like this
bettor and they would.
Thb North Texan Bpeaks otthe dis
satisfaction with tho election of a school
superintendent at Temple whom u
says the people didn't want. It says
further that the same account with
Paris substituted for Temple would
suit its place. The troublo is that the
school trustees had the voting and di
vote in both places and it is known
how they stood; but it is Quite uiilicuii
to tell how the dear people would hav.
voted it thoy had possessed thochanci
One way of raising melons is by
planting Bud cultivating thorn but thf
Sunsot Globo has a wr.y of its own. It
offers a year's subscription to the
party bringing to its oilico the largest
watermelon and gives tho farmers
until September 15 to bring them in.
This not only stimulates melon grow-
ing but it is thought will soenro to the
euterprlsing editor suflloioncy of the
best quality of the fruit.
The El Paso papers are filled with
accounts of tho Mexican Press Asao-
clatipn the membsrs of which woro en-
tertained most royally at that place by
banquet ball and drives. Such oc
casions will do wore toward establlsn-
Ing friendly relations botweon the two
countries than all the diplomacy that
could be employed
Hear the testimony of the Jell'or-
boii News mau. lie says "the crops in
Texas this year will : suiptss anv in
her history. In a recent visit out west
we found her fields waving with lux
uriant corn aud her fields of wheat
oats and other grains i rowning the
earth with golden heads and Btuos."
This coming Fourth of July prom
iaes to be hotter and more generally
celobraied than 6iiy previous Dbelai a
tion Day for many years. Under a
Democratic administration the pnopie
ftol more National and patriotic.
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f I 1 il f 1 HI. FT! t I I'M 1 1 f I 11 Mil f1 I: A I 111
ffl mVll I I I I I i ll I ! iAIl H II 111 ITS hni 1-1 El
MUU m l i lt mm sn fn
District Court at Marshall has
journed after a session of eight week"
Thoro was a vast amount of work
done and the adjournment was hailed
with delight by tho farmers who were
n thoir busjiost season.
EVEKY DEPARTMENTIPOUKIDi G FORTH ITS OFFERINGS.
J CJLin:iS-IIBEEI BJHTID WITH iIT OOME3 OUR ALWAYS EAQEBLY
LOOKED FOR ETEnSTT-OUR GREAT SUMMER OLEARI2STG- SALE
WE HAVE IOAREFTJLLY A3STE DELIBERATELY GONE THROUGH
EAOEI A 1ST ID EVERY DEPARTMENT AND subjected every
LINE OP GOOES TO THE MOST SYSTEMATIC MARKING DOWN
EVER KNOWN. SOMS OF THE GOODS THUS MARKED DOWN
HAVE NOT BEEN ON OUR SHELVES MORE THAN ONE WE.-IC
AND WOULD SELL AS EASILY AT THE FRIOES FIRST MARKED
LON THEM BU'-L' JUJ L.'iJ jhjo'-J.- lb 'JL-vJ CJON VIjnCE THE FUBLIO
THAT WHEN SANGER BROTHERS ADVERTISE A CLEARING
SALE 'THE x JVl.Jja.JN -X'O XJXJii jji' fcj'J.'QJCJJi GENERALLY
NOT SELECT GOODS THAT ABE WELL SOLD AT ANY PRICE.
AND
yiiitii
Ycu Can Find Them bj Carefully hmi the Advsitisemsnt Mm of by Cailinj; a. k Store i Oner
sn.fiEK' w mm SAL?.
Tue Pecatur Post of the a;th is redo-
lontwith talk about tho Dallas V
Northwestern Railroad; appealing to
all classes to swell tho volume of tho
Wise County subscription.
; all
arc
SHOT' GRFAT CLEARING WL'imM GREAT CLUBiBG SiLf.l
Cotton is doing well lu Wise County.
Tyler's News of tbo 25th at Aurora
peaks of it thusly: "Cotton is coming
right along. Tho News was presented
with a cotton bloom last Thursday
evening and another on Friday."
Tn k verdict of tho coroner's inquest
on the five lynched negro fiends who
committed tho Elkhart outrage throws
a whole blaze of light on tho affair.
"They came to their death" says the
jury "at the hands of unknown par-
tics by niOBiis of a rope."
The Internal revouuo department of
ouYiisive partizans hvi received more
attention than any other. Out of the
HI collection districts in tbo country CO
have been superceded by Democrats
loaving a couplo of dor.on troubling
Mattiirws of tho Radical stripe.
Tue protest of some of the Republi-
cans against the proposal of North
Carolina to pension her disabled Con
federates la about on a par with the
dissatistactlon of the same class with
Mr. Jbfpkkso Davis tor daring to
live in comfortable circumstance.
Montagus County make a good
showing. The Northwest says: "No
county in the State can make a better
allowing than Montague. In the last
two years her property valuation has
increased over $2000000 and this too
we might say without any railroad facilities."
Oovehnou Tn buck Morton's frionds
will be glad to see the following from
the Enquirer of McKlnueys "0ov-
krnor Tnnoi kmorion gladdened
many friends by appearing In town
last Saturday lie la greatly emacia-
ted and vory weak but high hopes
re entertained for bis early and lull
restoration to health."
From the ban Antonio Times it is
learned that the number of trials for
offense chargod aud conviction
ttereon In the Federal Court of Texas
stand thus: In the northern district
(our own) during the past four year
there have been 77 trial 31 ol which
ended In oonvlotion and 40 In acquit-
tals. In the eastern out of 7S cases
there were S2 acquittal and 43 convic-
tion and In the western district dur-
ing the same period there hav been
PA trial of which 2D3 resulted In con-
Jflctkin tod 93 Is acquittal.
Unci.r Danikl whose tltlo Is de-
rived from the uamo of tho Houston
piper Le edits reminds one occasion-
ally of SoHmou of old in hi sago ob-
servations. Hear him: "It looks as it
(JoVEUNO Ireland might muko a
trip from tho State capital to Dallas
for purposes entirely legitimate but
the Galveston New does not seem to
think so. The fact that ho made such
a trip recently fills tho mind ot the
New with alarm and makes it nerv
ous. It imagines there Is mischief In
tho visit and gets excited and norvons.
Slates rings planets oat's paw and
chostnuts go dancing through it
mind in wild confusion. It sees in-
trigues plots aud schomos to overthrow
tho liborties ot the country and en-
slave tho peop!u. It Is hotter perhaps
that Governor Ireland shall not
horoafter visit Galveston without
first addressing a note to tho News
notifying It of the Intended visit and
explaining fully the purpose of the
visit la thai way the New may be
saved avast doal of harrowing appro-
henslom" TnKParl Now says another good
thing and does It In thia wise: "Many
of our oxohange are declaring prefer-
anoos for tblr favorites in the coming
State election. We are not prepared
to ay who will receive the mite that
tho New will east In the conflict but
we have thl to says that we will not
support a man for governor or any
other high position who Is not In ao-
oord with the Democratic i.arty and is
not only Innocent of sowing the seeds
of distention in the party but Is above
suspicion in that respect. We further
doclare it as our kumble opinion that
au aspirant for a high office 1 In an
unfortunate predicamont when he
finds It necessary after almost a life-
time ipent In the service oft party to
have to repeatedly lterato that he still
belongs to IU"
Thb notorious Lfb boys have again
been heard from. The Whllcsboro
Now aj they enpturod a ynurg
man about eight miles fr- in le)ri.r-
Bend who they tho'iiit tolouk'wl to a i
party tl.r.t had bim hunting then.
No:ithtandlng his t .n 1 -i thry pre-
tended to hang him i-ot after frlrfhl-
ning him nearly to death turned him
loose swearing him to secrery.
isnon I wrapped up nearly l.i
what tho Midland Staked Plain
about banding courthouse. It want
to takt toe 13000 given by th town
Dhnison has taken tho horns In the
shooting-match aud tho Herald-News
rnisos its rooster which hud boon
cooped siuco last fall.
The Court of Appeals having ad
journed until October tho summer
hamriuKS will soon commence In
earnest.
Chaffee of Colorado on National Af.
fairs.
Washington June SiO. Ex-Senator
Chaffee of Colorado chairman of the
Republican uaiioual executive com
mittee iu au informal talk said:
"Out West Mr. Clovelam! is break-
ing up all tho old lines. Tho Repuhli
cans are inclined to praise him and tho
Democrats to abuso him. His adiuiniR(
tratinn suits nse well enough so lar;
executing iu unu i.articuliir. He is an
wrong on tuo silver question ills na-
ministration will no wrekeu on mat
issuo If he persists in Ms oll'ort to de-
monetize silver. That in what all h
I lupofcitions so fur made tond to. Tne
poople of the West will never submit
to such a course. H Is us bad forths
East as it Is for the West but the poo-
pie of tho East nre blinded by
the bankers and newsraporN thonh
I see that some of the
Now York bankers aro beginning
to got their eyes open to the danger
of demoiiouzirg silver. It is possible
that Mr. Cleveland may have some
troublo in tho South from tlio aboli
tion ot the color line. His m-ilon lu
takingaway the commission ol Meade
ol M ississippl the Copiah County mur-
derer was a cod stroke. It "ill
give confldouoo to tho colored men that
they will bo protected iu voting. Then
the whites will bo obliged to count
their votes instead of terrorizing. Thi i
will bring about a division on ne.
linos lu tne South and an opposition
parly may spring up which would ho
dangerous to tho Democrats. Ho lar
Cleveland is only following in the
foot step of tne Republican party. As
long as ho follows Republican princi-
ples of action he is likely to havo the
support of Kepubllcaus to a greater
extent than Democrats."
"What about InsS?"
"1 believe that the old follows must
all take a back seat lu the Republican
party and lot tho young men come to
the trout. A new generation lias
grown up. Tho old factious have worn
the party threadbare. It was so with
the iHiuiicrailc prty but their young
men got hold of tho machinery of the
party. They nominated au obscure
mau. nraclicallv without a record
and elouted him. The same things are
working in the Republican party to
fvtrce us to follow this lead. I remem-
ber Senator Tluiothv O. Howe telling
me once alter he had teen Is years lu
Washington that be couldn't got a re
election because he didn't know the
local loaders of his party. They had
grown up in his amence. iney oniy
knew the mon next uoor to mem ana
elected another man one of their own
number. Those things may help the
Republican party to return to powor
ths silver issue the oolor-line and .the
new leadership."
Fornej.
FohMRY June 2S.-Spoclal.lThe
schools have closed for the summer.
Professor Ulckoy has returnod to
Houston county his old home where
be contemplate teaching during the
summer. Professor Terrell gave quite
an interesting exhibition and concert
at the oloso of his school. Many o his
student aoquitted themselves with
honors. The medals and rrir.es wero
awarded by Professors Gmilsby of I
Kaulinin and Black of Torrell. Mlr.s
Hirdte Aleaamlor received the tr.Hnl
for tho best elocutionist: Lulu K-'vwd
for deportment; Julia Walker fur
tendance. The whole affair was a sc-
ss. .
Mrs. Frank Rainoy oi Austin :-ua
Mr. Anson Ralny ot Waxalitt' lil".
aro visiting Mrs. Daley their sister ol
this plve. "
Miss Bcnnle CImiiiI. of baMas is Tis-
iU'- frier-dn and ) l.r.t es be.
'J'lm bay nn o ;'- t-raylni: for iivig
OHli.in1'
Jir.lt DEI'aI'TMKMT.
51) pieces of WuriiimT Milks In-.vU'lin
those forme risuld ul yarn
now .i M'
t.MT'.-s ol r li:e miiuir.er ruo- innu-
linn'u I Uenu 'orincrlj tw:d t fcic 10'Di! per
yard ar now. ..
Ihosf lnrmerly sold at to 41 K.-r yard are
now (i e . i .
2;l niecs or siitnssnrniiss nicouinia bij
our Ilni-sl fraoila in this line are now i.
I'rinU-a L Inuu miss incues u-i
a varJ; foniH'i-price ll.SO.
We have Mllirai r.nusor uuiiiiiniun
111 tills ilfpAriiiient that are always marked
verrlow Yut. for this k1c wc will take
oll'l'i per cent additional at the Uuioof pnr-
chlsc MM EREHHLEJIBI3G S1E
lmEJS GOODS lir.l'AHTM BNT.'
25 pieces of Fancy Klrlped Nnn's Ve'llnus
i l-''.c u vanl. Tl'iene ars tho latest novel-
tins and lire worth Wc.
M eUves of ltlock l'laid Worsteds at lot- a
yard worth -V.
ir.'if.i-cor houhle Width All-wool Nun's
liliiMt37JiCu yard former priiva 50o
worth (kic.
Few pieces ff Fltio Lacu Volllni;s at 75c
a yard worth tl '!".
Coiahliiatloii lres I'ftteniH. 5 yards
lancv. yards Piln (iondi entlrsly new.
Those t'sat were l(i M are now Jl'J ftij tluiu.'
f lutt Kern 117.511 arc now l:!.5U: those that
were ars new tl'j; thom that wore -'n
nre now tW ..
All retnimnts III thU dc nartmntlt Will he
stiliirct to a 41'ouut of IU per cent during
this sale.
SANGERS1 .GREATCLEAH!IG SHE
WtSil DUHSs GOODS Drr.YltTMENT.
Printed .Satltus at 12 a yard worth
-5c.
solid Color Iawus it 10c reduced from
15c.
Linen Lawns at 12 l-2c worth 2H-.
All l'uis Llseti l.iiwns at i'n; worth
French Omaudlfs tit -5c s yard rtslm-isl
from lisieNoniB pall trns.
All sot Fri-iish Printed (loods re
line- I In like manner.
We have a few more of th one handsome
F.tnliroMeri'd Uinin'irny Stilt. Patterns
which e will sell ul II und J worth (H.jU
and 17.
Keru French Kevkrlaxal 75c u yard re
diire.l fi-rttn II.
White Fri'tich lteverlnK al (He redtu-sd
from sic. We cannot mention p.ll the bar
kiiIiis of this department as Miaee forbljs.
sots' m aim sale
IIOSII KY DKl'AltTMl NT.
We haven lar;:rt line of Solid Color anil
Fncv Hose fur Indies that sell readily nt
15c u pair winch will be Mld at 3 palr
for 2t dttrlnr this sale. fine rut
Iteenlnr Mini. Kolld Color LndleK' Hose
lit iicunalr. lllsck I.lsle lloso lorl.sillt
at I'le a pair worth i-1-. l.sde-H l!l
Milk Hose nl7.5c. wt.llh SI. 'A
Ladles' Colored Lisle Hose nl 5nc n pair
worth 75c
Lot of l.ti'lb"' H.ilid Color Drlt'.sli
worth SV. nt 6ne n milr
Mls' Blank Col Ion Hose full TCK'tilar
isade fine iuallly.i.es 5unilal lac;
land Ol at 2IK-; "aud 7; nt Zac; hand b!
lit :lec.
Mlses Full Regular Muie Colored Hose
liiBrulii Uyeu.ai nune prices as uoove.
IMW m CLEiRIJG SAL E.
LADIES' UAND IIAUH.
1 lot of Ladles' Hand Hints In sood styles
nt fiOc each reduced from s ic .
1 lot of Ladles' Lesther Hand llana7Je
each reiluaed from 11.50.
1 lot of Ladles' l'ather llaad flags at f 1
each reduced from 11.75
1 lot of Fine .author Hand Ilu-i. excel
lent styles it IS icduced from i
SANGER'S Uftr.1T CL1ARIG KAMI
Fancy Citer Scrap books larn aliis'ijc
worth .Vic.
Lai;r slat ultra qnallty - at fto
worth 7'i
Kitra fins nsallly Tory lary sire T&e
worth 11.25
Autograph Albums lundsousoly kooud
seed siirp. at l'tc. worth 5ee.
Bitra kite Auto:ritib Albums hatidsoni
enters at Jc worts 11.
Phmh Csvcre l Autograph Albums ntfUe
we tt ti.
P. . .t -i r.iph Albums sqtinlly cheap
1 SM ILL.
We
WAItKS DEAItT.VIKNr
I'llEri KWTJON5.
buvs assorted a lame lins ol New.
SHOE IMOt'ARTBKNT.
La-lies Kid Hnlton Sline Worked lit-
ton Holes at jl.ii reduced from $1.75
i. limes iiiiLiiiii rin.ti". in ixni itr uuhl. . t-... . . ... ...
worked button holes at 1 50 reduced from I n 11 a n f.. .. ...V.i T V
" vm taut. j unu jrt 1'n.nri
nt U ThU fhK i gtxrfi wv-r sold ut C'.i T.' i" n7 1 J..r ': l:. Vi .
.... hri11ii. -"v ....-a uti II1MB tih'l IUIV-
'i. ' ' v . 1 hci'ti Hull 1 il (T at 7'm UiSl will t.o m.11 nt.
a dozen.
Clasps roJmd from II.V to 4')c esch: from
swto5oc aaeh; from tlu toll each and
from fi 25 to 1 ixieacb.
Dutton Hlioc
worth ft 75. A
lit 5.5o worth
litulles' Curucoa Kid
turn pump solas nt '
tlner shoe of sumo style
Lvlles' Kxira lllch Cut Kid ButUin Shoos
f2.5t reduced frsm fl
Ladles h.stra limn t nt Kid Laos- HhiRWt
at 1 1.5(1 reduced from 12 50 and
Tho last two style nre somewhat "passe"
but are undoubtedly the ureutest bargain
ever ollered lu a c-'Od wearing "boa We
have several lots of Missus' llutton
Shoes lu odd sizes of each
lot which wa will sell at the uniiorm price
of 1.5o per puir worth rem U to ?2.5 per
pair
Children's Sprtnir Heel Sboei In kl I or
i;rat sizes 4 to 8 ut 75e a pair nsiuoud from
.!. a pair.
Children's Kid llutton Shoei. serine
heals niimp soles sties s to 10 1-2 at II uj
pur pair reduced ironi i.o.
Iifnnts' shoes In lii;lit colors nt ZtK a
pair worth II
Men's Iw ijitarter Shoes hand sewed
la French ea-.f. Crouch kid and Mat kid
In all the fashionable sty.es; as tinea shoe
as ever was n.aile at jo a pair reduced from
e.5u.
Maeliluo sewed Lw Qnniter phHs. Ill
the siiine si vies und ijtiuillU-s rcdut-od to
l "lfrom 11.50.
Boy's Low quarter Pheef are nil reduced
in same proportion The balance of our
Canras low iua-tnr Shoas wid lie sold ul
70c a pair.
SMGERS GREAT CLEARiHS SALE.
I.1NEN UEl'AlltMKNT.
L'OU yards of Checked Linen Crnoh al Iv
a yard worth 12 v.
') pieces of White Linen Crssh at 7c
yard worth P'e; very line quallly of Small
Striped and Cheeked Llnsn o Inches wlUe
ul 2 reduced from lis;.
lib ached Tshle Lin. n Una quality nt 40c
a yani worth t0o
fine (leiinuu lllisu-hej linmusk ul tic
worth 85c.
Kxlru Fine' Tihie Ininiuk 73 Inelni
wids ut 75c reduced from II.
Com and ice our great ImrgMm tn 15e
2ee and 2Vi Towela Wo will sell durlin:
(his sale All Turkish Towels at a reduction
of from 25 to 00 par is-nt froia former prices.
Hundsome Suoar-Flnie (silts ut (1.15 n-
dueed from II .50
1'iauo 11111 Tuhle Covers alto redurxsl fur
tills eule.
SAffGERV GREAIJLEArIKG SALE.
COTTON GOODS DEPAKTMRST.
We will sell 15 cases of yard-wide lllench-
d Cottons at e?c per yard the rmi-lnn-.fl
-i- of which Is7 -4ii.
We will i-l I loesses of yard-wide Pleach-
ed Col Inns nt 7rc per yard that Is
honestly worth lle and Is an oxcep-
llotuil l'ooJ muslin at (hat
Wu will sell W cases of Whim Cambrics
of a yard wide i.t H: the rejidlsr
price of which Is lis-.
We will sell 0 cases of yard-wide. West
half l'leinbe4 of yard-wide Sea I. land Cot-
ton at s'.c; recti iur price 10' jc.
Wo will sell locates of yard-wlilo Ran Is-
land Cotton ut a a yard thai Is
worth e.
W will sell JC cases of ynrd-wldi Hivy
Unhleacbwl lAiinualiu ut tw' a yiud
that Is worth 10c
Stngtrs' Great Cloadng Sato.
SIKH'S STRAW HATS.
ilea's Garnilne Mackinaw Btraw Hataat
(1 reduceil fto n J 50.
Mkii h Urown Manilla Ulrnw 1U nt II
rc0ucd Iron 12.
Itea's Kxlra Fine Urown and Wlilta
Unilllalaw Hats at U-50 rsduced fram
J.50.
Men's Mixed Kirawi Bbbyrtyln at 71c
reduead from II. Ml.
Ilea's Mixed Mirivr Hatasiaoo Mdtnad
from Sig.
ilea l Fin Whit Ullan IlaU at W fo-
ducMl froaa II 50.
Ilia' Tluta DttnstabU Ktxav Haw a
11.45. reilueed from 11.75.
Tlnled Milan Straw Hats extra fUi. al
3 -oduvad frsm M.
llovs' llroad llrlnimos) Sailors whits
colored at II. roa'uead from 11.50.
Doya' Kainy Trlniiuo Htraw 11 all at fl
drauced from ll.Vl.
Uuys' Co.urwi Mtraw HaUat (o rsdneoil
from 75c .
JOlcklttt re-duccd in Die tutm nroiMir
Hon
1 rlplo-plat4 Loci 11ns at 50e worth ?1
Triple-plat Lace Pins. Rhinestone Sft-
tbiEs ut 1 1 reduced lrom 1 &).
Triple-plated ijui i'lns ut 75c rv-dud
from II 25.
ourentln line of Trtnle-nlated F;ar Drons
t halfof former prlcts.
Jet Lar Drons. Red and hlaek. Kmrhsh
Oaruot 1-nr Lrojis HairOrnamciits uud nil
styio of Jwelry all murkcsl down for ibis
buia
CUTLKRY-Wihaveaftill line of flue
Steal Mckal-nliHed Helssors. all stvlcs ntwl
sizes necessary nttriiuites to u lady's
work basket which we will n il kl 'A5 aer
cuut below luiuiutietiner'o oriou.
lingers' Gma Clf riifl Sale .
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
At 25c we will give yon choice of an lm-it-use
lino of Ladies' und Misses' l'n-
trlmmed Hat that are worlb from 'ic
to 7.
Atiawc will rive yotMotir chohv o. u
iaii;. one of Ladle's and M ss-s III iml.i-.d
Uaisthutar- worth II to $1.26
Atl wwillKlv'e you your choice af
Inrco line oi Ladies' uud Mls-es' I n-
triuimoj Hum thai are worth from I..50
to 12
Missed Trln listed Huts at Alt' to 7V unit fl
that are redtus d from 75c ll2and II .Vi
ladies' Flue Trimmed Halt and Eonnete
ut a Irllle over half their lormer prlees. We
bae neurly litl of New aud Hoiwlly
IriniMed Huts and lloniials uud awry one
of tne in bus ha I the kaife put inui them.
Wc mm to carry a new ana clean sts-k
of M ldinery (ioods eai'h soannanii evary
article In this depwlmcui uiusl lw aoid out
soon
Artificial Flowers an assort d lot of
reii His. Spra-s Montures and liunehes
will t aliited out nt 'it each; ou of
the are worth less than o0e and some 75c
Auotlerlo'is-jtii.)y well asortd. of a
tnui h heticrasd tlner Una of kooiIs will be
sold at M: each Tuey wt-ru torioerly sold
nt li and II 25
Heal Ostrich Tips in nil colors ens' black
at 75e for a titiucli of thrao. rlucvd from
11 50
Renl Ostrich Plumes In nil coioi-s and
blacks al 75o eaeh reduced from 1 2.5
All i.therTlpsaud Pinnies will U rdiieJ
25 percent iu tlinewf purehaw
Sir.gr j' E- tatCIwrir.g v ale.
m i.iiK i uriLKw r ak ami ca)kt
DEPAItruEMT.
At 40 we will sell three line of Ci.me'e
woven und stltehad In nry and while
lPle.o I'orsvtsare worth 75o.
At (He we will sell a W'hiU' Stltchml Cor-
set worth II.
Ladles' Law Pri-situ Sacine trliotned
with line embrotiUry tucked nwk and
tront ak II 7. r-ducsd from 12..'
breaking Havoiiis trimmed with
tlti embroidery il fl.nl reduead lrom i
Chauaer Uku riw.'iues ul7i'4 II uit 11.15
citra value.
A laruv llmof HnuipleDresslnir Knoiiuca
In vary Hue ijuaiiiy al less Unui ami of
malarial.
Hotua Ilnaaof Hue Underwear eonalat-
lrig of uowns Cneinlsi Drnwera tiklru
nad Corse! Covers have all hee marled
down We hava not the spiK-a to manikin
theui but you will Ilud tbe.in oa oor oouii-u-r.
SAN GEES' BREATCLUIIIttSAlE
MEN'S CLOTntN IKI'ARTM CUT.
Men 'a Sulla nt 12. M) rail seed rroui I4DI;
Ilea's HnlU 1I5 raducwl from XI.
riu Cafiioar SalM M 17. U rsdaoad
tain a 17 iA ea-
from 110
i.rl.f llal.1 Wa..L.
JTiead from 111.
Kitri All-wool MilMM. mlard feoaa
lll.ao.
Soin vary ohokw milai UN. roditodd
Tom 112 (50.
Kttra Flno I'lali Pain at tl'i rodid
i ram its.
rteeteh Cheviot fills at I1LSL rotsswd
from 110.50 and 118.
If you want to k sow Just how cheap tieon
are coma aid see tiiem.
Of Summer Ciothhif ws ihow tholarfeot
a.ai-a at asionitsiiiniy tow prioo
SAiGfeS' GREA1 CLEA1G SALE
GINGHAM Ili:r ART.UENT.
1 lot of Ginghams Unit l.n ...
w!dM7nMU1"-'ll'l'!ryarJ' "
t casas ot very nhnha st .-s of -'rc
Gli.Kbums Hint hove hi en sold ay us .t Li
yarn w in now lie sola nt M a vinl
Our (isL'.lllliS Mi lie k arl '.lllrlno !fU
sale ar- enuul to any so uHcver sold at 20a
1 lot o' Itnoorteii (1 lI.iruilTllB III ftwi
strijiad patterns at 15c yard; at 20c a yard
we will sail our entire Uue of Imported
(miliums that have formerly sold
..win ...i. ig JlA; n .Viirtl.
i ine cnaviots for -Men's Shlru aud Chll--res
a Lrtsses nt to and 1.5c a vard.
Lxlia Heavy Cheviots at V: yard.
Sanger Great Clearing $al
DE-
CARPET A.u rillOLsTilKY
AKTME.NT.
. . . ; Hot.. i
I lot o ... . I'nL'linm Lnce Curan.hu id
i.w;w.i i'v per pair.
.1 lot or uiiikIiuiii Ijice I urttiins st
$1.75 per p reduced from J2 30. I
1 lolol uiiiiiuiiitiii (. ur-.alus at 12 00 1 1
I'uir; reuuceii irooiat mi I
i u.i oi .-soiiiuimni i sec (.urtulns at til I
a pmi icurtu irooi ).! i I
1 lot ol NolliiiL'luim Mce CuMtdns. Al
i'l r. . l.. -...I.. I - ' I
m m m . :u uv.i-11 I! (fill f I.'P' I
1 lot ol :Noitint:num ijiceCiirtulus at HO
ialr; radueed lrom iril n).
au our oilier ami other st vies of Curiam I
hav been equally marked" uowu T1m;
must mi soiu io main room lor iiewgoooi
STRAW MATTlNUa 1 lot of s.iiik
MattlPK' al 2-k! a yard reduced from -tie.
fcxiru Ris-d hincy Mailings at JOc a yaiU
ri'Uueisi troui 5oc I
1 lot of extra keavy White M.ittlliijut ftl
e.ro . worm sh.- i
lot of Whlta Maitlii' sti.l ln.ivk'r atl
reduced from sue
1 l.it of faucy Matt:nS it Is edo.c;l
rroiiMs' I
1 lot of Seainlass Mattlni; ea. itkl (aiutS-1
ly ai ic a ya-u worm nv.
i lot ol Kuatlc Shades al VUceoi-h ruiaai
fram 7m-.
A large line of Ilollai.d uud Ori
Slmdeklu Plain aud luulos n..irksl in
ociow .a ue. I
A lot of Kxtonslnn Cornlcet that li
formarly sold a! $1.75 ui:h will taur hi
sold at II.
Ginjarj' r$a Clearing Saiel
r-S I-L'kNISillG WOODS.
Wall Shirts shlaK uosoiti oinn hoif
enns ittachcd atli.lt reuueaa ironi i-
lllui Moan uhh'U.open hoot or bjcltl.
l-'anc l'area'.a Bliut. oollars ami w3
.ur.t. tl rmm 11
f .nay'fe'raall Wurt collars ami on'
seisraU al i: raduced Irem tia
Uou's 1- uey Ll-le Thread Hah H '
5 c a pair raducad rroin II.
Full Kaiiulir Made fine irauce WrwJ
:ia;f Muse al ios nn r.reueisl irnni
Fol'IIsb Llale fhiaad f iVrtliicOH'
i-ln....a iVmi.i 11 .VI.
Frencti Llsli Threurt riilrliirl v
Drawars-ablrli Willi long or short law
It 50 reduced treni 2 J
Fancv Uaderhlrls ind mi' 3
reduceii fr Jin 11.60.
Fine Gauze Ciderihlris at 2fa' '
Saigtrs' Great Clarlig Saw
EACH DETA!!"!""'
.i-i.i. i '..i.rui ial
v iirtinii a o iioeio" -" f.t id
r..i.r. .t . j- : ut II. lusi uii-lilie' "i
ier prices . lv
Orleulul Lar S luc'KA "i
aucau ironi ?s. . . j
KKyptlan Laces 11 n'tc tl
wldtU'J.X!redueid rrom ""ZunmH
reiluela lrom as;. . rmflii
l.Vvi.llan l-leesou Ret-.S' Ss D0' f
lems ul e reduwd Ccuin
r':M: .t..t.hi.i
Awt.lA.f. nrlnfAAl UinlfM. i V
BIIJ..n (wl.
ach roduinl frin 1..
Enyptla Ic Flonuclni KJ k
1 mil ' jniun """" . . Ill
from $12.10; al $11 reduced IjM (
Tl... nrleaanre fo tllS ''" .
KMHROllir.ltlKS-We haw
paiwraa '"'""'-"1.1 we
or j ni. ivinn - -
aall as fa !a'-s: 4'i 7r"; ' ic 4i !'
forr Worth Wo; IS J t
IU yardi for 4 1 ;
yard! . for IW. w"r." - p.
yuils rorRW won '.".7
for 76c worll. fl y7'fJ
ti it.. a' v.u for It-'ei W"rln r
Igi'at loc a yard worih !
im i'" - .
e Ki I
mid P;. i
10 m-; j
''IP
H TB ABOVE ADV1BTI3EMJ31TT OONUM RS A. GBEA.T pFAfi
OE TJrJLOXJOH ISTOT ENOUGH TO .TnT-A.jVLH EV BKT TJEiW SjVLAIjUR
Km 1 wall
Jbe HWALI Juno 2. -;spulHl J-
1'lie eonliaC. with 'A lUci'ion A Crox-
toufortho erection orthe new acliool
building was ciossd yesterday.
Now that the Uallas A Nortliwetern
road Iatixd tact Rockwall Is anx-
iou for the Dallas 4 Northeastern road
to rocelve atteutlon.
0D0NTIK08.
; . ' n atzu sbleothd a isr dom ajd many be:
Ti:ese prices Trill last uttil OUR SUMMER STCCK IS SOLD but remombr the old adage j
r II ID EARL Y BIRD CATC fl K & THE AVO R
No such chanco for obtainimg DESIRABLE aOODS at tsuci LOW PRICES was ever prastf
Ij'fore. Asuualtiiislstereatinoro'watreseryefafor
j
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