The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 169, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 25, 1892 Page: 3 of 4
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Night - Prescriptionist.
Having employed Mr. Geo. H. Hillebert, formerly of Atchison,
K*nm, a young man with several years' experience behind the
preseiiptlon ease, who comes highly recommended as a careful, com-
petent druggist and a gentleman of exoellent moral character, I am
now prepsred to fill your prescriptions night or day. Mr. Hillebert
will sleep in the store and will be only too glad to attend your wants
at any hour. He is a registered pharmacist under the laws of Texas
and is fully competent to fulfill any duties of the store. I trust yon
will appreciate my efforts to be at yonr service and bring yonr pre-
scription* In day m- well as night. We nse only the purest
goods obtainable, and our prices are as reasonable as good goods
and good work will admit. Yoars trnly
MARION E. GOODING,
Registered Retail Pharmacist,
Kast California Street, Opp. 8. Zacliariaa'.
AWNOUlfCSltENTS.
county tbka8urer—
W« are »othorW«~l to announce 9 T
0O4JIIKA N u » ramtMate (or county irfuarft
tl th* No»«mb«J aleeUon
W« *r« author1ie<1 to annonnre DR. J. C.
MORGKHON iw * randldat* tor county treats-
uiar «t th" November election.
W# arn author1i<«1 to announce W D
(f>AVR) ROWLAND ft* a randlilat* for coun
ty treaanrer fti tlx Novf inbcr election.
oodntv attobnky —
We ar* ftnthortliwl to announce W. K ROU-
KKS ft* • naj»ti<lat* for county ftttornoy at the
Novnabor «l»< Uon
We •r* antboriiMl to innonnci CLACOK
WtAVKK mm a n«iwti<l»U' for county attorney j
at tb« Novanbar election.
county junos—
W* are authorlM"! to announce ' K IIAT-
WiMCTII ft* a «*niliilati> for county jii<t£e Ht
the November el<«tlon.
district judoe—
W« »re authority to announce the name of i
JtlO.lC O. K. BAKKRTT ** a canriMaM' for
r>- «!•< tion to the of DUtrict Judgi- of
the Sltieanth Jtnlicial IMntrlct at the Novem
l» r ale< tlou.
OOMHI8SIONKR—
We ftrw authorised to announce JOHN H.
THOMPSON ** a candidate for county com-
mlaalonor from precinct No. 2 at the Novem-
ber •lection.
We ai*an*horlte«l to announce W II PAR-
SONS aa a candidate for county commissioner
from Procinct No 1 *t the November election
Wa are authorlfd to *nnounce W. 8.
THOMAS a« a candidate for county commis-
mUaioner f.ir precinct No. 1 at tlie Novem-
l«r etectton.
Wa are authorized to announce that JOHN
McCLURK I* a candidate for county commls-
■loner for pr*cinct No. I, ftt the November
election.
We are authorised to announce K K. MOS.
1.KT a* ft candtdaUj for county commissioner
from precinct No. « at the November election.
ooumty clkrk—
We are *uthor1*ed to announce E. PEKKY
la a candidate for re election to the office of
county clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to aunounce A J.
THOMPSON ft* a candidate for county clerk
at the November election
DISTRICT CLERK—
We are authorized to announce .1. ¥. LILLY
a* a candidate for re-election to the offlce| of
district clerk at the November eleetlou.
TAX COLLECTOR—-
We ere authorized to announce J K*
(FRANK) MORRIS ax » can'Mdate for re-elec-
tion to the office of county <ulx colloctvr at Uia
November election.
We *re anthOrize«t to announce KLI SKL-
1.KR.S as a candidate for tax collector at the
November election.
representative—
We are authorized to announce JESSE C.
adldate lor the democratic
twentjf-
P. (PAT)
-election as sherlfl
i November election.
senator —
We are aathorlzed to announce K. R
HAZKI.WOOD of (irayton as * candidate lor
ktate ftenator from tlie di-trict couil>osed
of Cooke and Orayson counties.
tax assessor—
We are authorized to announce 'FRANK
I.IKI>TKK a* a candidate for tax assessor at
November election.
We are authorized to announce C T (Tony)
HOLM AN as a candidate for re-ele« tion to
the ollloe of tax aaaeeaor foriCooke county at
the November election.
constable—
We are authorized to announce R C. (CAD)
»H ACKLR1T as a candidate for re-election to
• he office of confttable of Precinct No. 1 at the
o> ember election.
We are authorized -to announce j. w
applkbv as a candidate for conitalile oi
iirec.lnet No. 1 of Cooke county at the Novem
*>er election
public weigher—
We are authorized V> announce ROHERT T..
M KKM1R u a candidate for public weigher at
the Novemlier election
Senatorial Convention.
To the Democracy of the Fourth
Senatorial District:
By virtue of the power vested
in me aa a member of the state
executive committee of the demo-
cratic party of this senatorial dis-
trict, a convention of the demo-
crats of this senatorial district is
hereby called to meet at Whites-
boro at 2 o'clock p. m. on Friday,
July 29, 1892, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for the
oftioe of senator from this (lis
trict.
While not presuming to dictate,
I snggest that the democrats in
their primary conventions in the
two counties he df or the purpose
of sending deifi es to their re-
spective county conventions, indi-
cate their choice for state senator
and select their delegates to the
senatorial convention.
Kespectfullv,
Don A. Bliss,
Member of the State Executive
Committee of the Democratic
Party tor the Fourth Senatorial
District.
Democratic papers in this (lis
trict please copy
Coldest beer in town at the
"Chve.''
ABOUT HO
What ihe Reporters 8m and Hear
While Bustling Around.
in
This looks
on k fare to cincinnati anp
RETURN.
For the national convention of
the prohibition party at Cincinnati
the Santa Fe will sell round trip
tickets June 25 and 2G atone low-
| est fare, return limit July 5.
(5 F. J. Gates, Agent.
cincinnati and return for
one fare.
For the in* tiorml convention of
the prohibition party the M., K.
& T. railway will sell tickets to
Cincinnati and return June25 and
-G, good returning until July 5 at
one lowest fare for the round trip.
F. n. Main, Ticket Ageut.
Wheat "was rolling
wagon load yesterday.
like business.
There will be service® at the
Catholic church tomorrow by
the He*. Father Blam.
The meeting at the tent is Still
in progress with interest increas-
ing. Dr. Frierson preached an
interesting sermon last night to a
large audience.
Marriage licenses were issued
Friday to D. S. Griffith and Miss
M. E. Walt; Bud Freels and Miss
Katie McCarty; Robert O'Baok
and Miss Maggie Bolls.
Yancey Lewis voted for Boies,
and has no apology to make for iL
Grover Cleveland has no more
ardent admirer or earnest sup-
porter than Yancey Lewis.
Who would have thought it t
Grover was caught trying to
straddle. Bat the convention
made him toe the mark on tariff.
However, it made him straddle
on silver.
The Glen Lea saloon, owned by
Chas. Martin, was closed last
night by the sheriff on an attach-
ment in favor of J. W. Appleby,
the bartender. We did not learn
the amount of the liabilities.
Charlie Martin and George
Stiue got into a fight last night at
the'Board of Trade saloon. Mar-
tin was fearfully cut and beaten in
the face and had to be taken
home. We did not learn whether
his wounds were dangerous or
not.
Hon. Jesse Murrell is doing
some valiant work for the democ-
racy in Cooke county. He is
lambasting the third party in gal-
lant style, and it is safe to say he
is holding his own and gaining
ground every day.
The Hesperian returns thanks
to the officers of the Henrietta
Driving Park and Clay County
Agricultural association for an in-
vitation to attend the summer
races given there July 4, 5 and 6.
It will be a grand occasion and
well worth attending.
A careful hunt among our peo-
ple fails to show up a single dem-
ocrat who will refuse to vote for
Cleveland and Stevenson. Many
of them think a stronger ticket
could have been found, but none
of them even think of going back
on it. If democrats all over the
country feel that way, Mrs. Harri-
sou need not lay in any seed for
the white house garden next
further
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bbttjrh
nvention ef
thelndependent party at Omaha
the Santa Fe .will sell round trip
tickets June 26 aad> 5ftat one low-
est fare, return limit July 18.
30 ,F.J. Gates, Agent.
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Wanted at Once
Six experienced hands on brick
yard and one experienced burner.
Apply at yard. 24
Assignee Sale.
At the courthouse door for
Cooke county, Texas, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock p. m., on Tuesday, the
5th day of July, 1892, I will sell at
public sale to the highest cash
bidder all notes, accounts and
clsims in favor of Bone Bros., a
partnership composed of H. F.
Bone and R. C. Bone. The above
sale being made by a virtue of
assignment under the laws of
Texas, executed by said Bone
Bros, to me and now on file in
the offlee of county clerk for said
county, this June 24,1892.
C. I. Ritchey,
Assignee of Bone Bros.
CHEAP FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR-
SIONS
Will be run by the M. K. & T.
railway to all points within 200
miles of Gainesville, July 2, 3 and
4, all tickets good returning in-
cluding July 5. For farther par-
ticulars apply to
4 F. H. Main, Tieket Agent.
THE SAME OLD HOUSE
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Kentucky Store
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ESTABLISHED 1880.
Leave orders
work at Pearcy
store. Be sare
and number.
16
for scavenger
& Tram blade's
and give street
T. J. norris.
Are you advertised sufficiently
to get a portion of the trade
Gainesville expeots to get while
the great grain crop is being har-
vested?
We advertise but little and we mean what we say.
We are putting down certain lines of goods cheaper than thev can be
bought elsewhere.
Only and original house in North Texas that has the
Same Price for Everybody!
Our large and complete stock of
Summer Dress Goods
To be sold at greatly reduced figures. The stock is now complete, but at the
present prices it will soon be broken.
White, Black and Figured Lawns,
Calicoes and Light Ginghams,
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats
Call while the stock is complete.
For Rent.
Six room hnn&p jnst boilt, East
Hogg streft. w»*9t Hiilett lot. Hy-
drant iu kitchen and bath room. 8J'nn&*
Apply Scuifk-LkwinCo. ' Somebody wrote 0. B. Newton
,,p to raise the bottom of his berry
! boxps aud then whoop for the
justicr of thk pea
We tr<' *uthorUe't to unnonnce N. C. SNIDKK
*« » for re-election to the offlce ol
Ju«tlc« of the pc»ce forpreclnct No. 1.
the biisle on the physician.
In it we are told that he should
be honored above all. Dr. R. M.
Barger of Ivor, Va„ writes that
in ail hie observation he lias foond
nothing so simple and effective
as Taj lor.s Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mnllein for
conghs, colds and consumption.
Democratic Primary.
To the Democrats of Precinct No. \
I, Oooke County, Texas.
In accordance with the call of
the county chairman of the demo-
cratic executive committee, I
hereby call the democratic pri-
mary for this precinct to meet at
the courthouse in Gainesville, at
2 p. m., July 23, 189L', to elect del-
egates to the couuty convention,
and transact such other business
as may properly come before it.
Every democrat should be pres-
ent. Claude We vveh,
Chairman Democracy of Precinct
No. 1, Cooke county, Texas.
reduced rates to houston.
For the state teachers' conven-
tionjand woman's missionary soci-
ety at Honston, 8antaFe will sell
round trip tickets June 24 to 28,
inelusive, at one fare, return limit
July 5. If you wish to save sev-
eral hours' time be sare and take
the Santa Fe.
28 F. J. Gates, Agent.
Call on Norris for all kinds of
scavenger work. Your orders
will have prompt and careful at-
tention.
Otlice of S. Cherry, 21 Drayton
Street, Savauuah, Ga., Dec. 1(1,
1 s'JO.
Messrs. Lipproan Bros.. Savan-
nah, Ga:
Dear Sirs —I would like to add
my testimony to the almost mira-
culous effect of P. P. P. in the j
case of Mary Ingraham. a woman
living on my plare, she had a
constant cough, sore throat, de-
bility, etc., and she was emaciated
to a degree that she was unable
to get out of bed unaided, being
given up by physicians, she had
taken the ruinous so-called blood
medicine without the least effect,
until being put under the P. P. P.,
she immediately begau to im-
prove aud is now in as good
health as ever in her life. You
cau refer to me at any time as to
the effect of P. P. P.in the forego
ing case. Yours truly,
Samuel Cherry.
For sale by all druggists.
The railroad photo car will
leave Monday evening. Parties
having work to do will do well to
call at once.
third party. We do not know
how Mr. Newton thinks on poli-
lies, but we do know that such
Hings are unjust. There is not a
more honest man in Cooke coun-
ty than Charlie Newton. Whether
the card was written by a third
party man or by someone else, it
does him au injustice.
The Hesperian feels grateful
to its friends and patrons for the
kind words spoken on account of
its splendid report of the conven-
tion. It feels more proud of its
achievement in that-line when it
sees that marly of the largest pa-
pers in the nation did not give
the result on Thursday morning.
Neither the Republic nor Globe-
Democrat gave it. It coat us
considerable money, but we feel
repaid by the generoas praises of
our friends.
The railroad photo car will
leave Monday evening. Parties
having work to do will do well to
call at once.
Fine liquors
"Cave."
and cigars at the
cheap excursions east via m.,
k. ic t. railway.
Saratoga, N. Y.—On account of
meeting National Editorial associ-
ation tickets will be sold July 2
to 9, limited to September 1, at
one lowest fare for the round trip.
New York City—On acceunt of
the meeting Y. P. S. 0. E. tickets
will be sold July 1 to 5, limited to
August 16 for return, at one low-
est first class fare for the round
trip.
For farther particulars, pam-
phlets, etc., apply to
5 F. H. Main, Ticket Agent.
For Bent.
The upper floor of my building
over Ross & Son and Williams &
Brown. Apply to
28 C. C. Hemming.
M.N. Patterson, Prop.
R. E. PATTERSON, Manager.
NORTH DIXON STREET
My regular #5.00 cabinets for
$3.00 till August 1. Remember
that my studio will be closed dur-
ing August.
26 H. Mandebfeld.
Imported Switzer, fresh limber-
ger and brick cheese at the
"Cave."
L.
If you are making your living
off Gainesville people, who not
patronize Gainesville photograph-
ers who have spent nearly all
they have made with you ?
26 H. Manderfeld.
P A
Rev. Dr. Little of Denison is in
the city.
J. N. Bass left last night for
Obickasha.
Mrs. D. 0. Brady and children
went to Beloherville yesterday
evening.
Miss Mary Bassett was in the
city Friday and made the Hes-
perian a visit.
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PRICE'S
Uaed in MiTliona of Hornet—40 Years the tStindani
For Bent Cheap.
Nice five-room honse on Lind-
say avenue by
J. E. Gilceekst.
half rate excursion to at-
lanta, oa., via m., k. & t.
Tickets will be sold to Atlanta,
Ga, and return July 1 tp 4, ^elu-
sive, at- one lowest fare * for the
round trip. T ese ticket* can be
used to advantage by parties de-
cleveland talks.
Buzzard's Bay, Mass., June 23.
—At 4:30 this morning Cleveland,
through Governor Russell, sent
from Gray Gables the following
statement to the press: I should
certainly be chargeable with
dense insensibility if I were not
profoundly touched by the great
party to whieh I belong and
whose mandates claim my loyal
obedience. I am confident that
our fel'.ow countrymen are
ready to 'receive with ap-
proval the principles of true
democracy, and I cannot
rid myself of the belief that to
win success it is only necessary
to persistently and honestlyadvo
cate these principles. Differences
of opinion and judgment in dem-
ocratic conventions are by no
means unwholesome indications,
but it is hardly conceivable in
view of the importance of our
success to the country and to the
party that there should be any-
where among democrats any lack
of harmouious and active effort
to win in the campaign which
opens before us. I have, there-
fore, no concern on that subjeot.
Mlt will certainly be my con
stant endeavor to deaerve the
support of *very democrat."
Cleveland was terribly tired
when the nomination reaebed
him.
Joseph Jefferson departed at
4:30 o'clock from Gray Gables.
Mrs. Cleveland went to bed at
4 o'clock and when the qomihee
of the democratic party sought
his chamber it was nearly 5 a. m.
Cleveland had few callers, bat
bis tine was largely occupied in
reading telegrams of eoagratala-
tions from various sourees of
whieh he had over 200, and many
more yet to come having been de-
layed in Boston by the erowded
condition of wires. The tele-
grams in the main were identical
in language.
Among other dispatches was
one from ex Governor Green of
New Jersey, Governor Pattison of
Pennsylvania, Pinckney White of
Maryland, one or two from mem-
bers of Tammany organization in
New York. But largely the tele-
grams have been from democratic
friends. Cleveland was asked
tbis afternoon it he had received
any congratulations from Hill or
the Tammany organization as a
whole, and smiled as he answered
in the negative.
Dr. W. H. Evans, the leading
druggist of Sanford, Florida, says:
I always feel safe in recommend-
ing St. Patrick's Pills. I sell
more of them than any other pills
I carry in stock." There are none
better, and one dose of them will
often do more good than a dollar
bottle of any blood purifier in the
market For sale by M. E. Good-
ing and B P. Sterrett.
The railroad photo car will
leave Monday evening. Parties
having work to do w'll do well to
call at once.
I
"I never hesitate to recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
absolutely the best," says Mr. F.
B. Kemp, assistant business man-
ager of the Ypungstown (O.) Tele-
gram, one of the most influential
and valuable newspapers in the
Buckeye state. Mr. Kemp also
says: "I have found it a certain
cure for the cough usually follow-
ing an attack of the grippe, and
always keep a bottle of it in the
house. Fifty cent bottle for sale
by M. E. Gooding aud B. P. Ster-
rett.
It you want people to know you
are in business advertise in the
HB8PEKTAR.
TIME HAS ARRIVED
For a great reduction in the
prices of shoes and Oxford ties.
We sell for the next thirty days
for cash our entire stock 25 per
cent off onr regular prices. Below
we quote a few of our many re-
duced prices:
Misses' kid best shoes 50c per
pair, formerly sold for $1.
Misses' Oxford ties, patent tip,
75c per pair, formerly sold for $1.
Ladies' fine Dongola cloth top
Oxfords for $1.25, formerly sold
for $1.75.
Ladies' fine French Dongola
Oxford ties at $1.95, formerly
bold for $2.50.
Ladies' fine French kid Oxford
ties, oloth top, patent tip, $2, for
merly sold at $3.50.
Misses' cloth top, patent tip
button shoes at $1.85, formerly
sold for $2-50 Children's of the
same, $1 55.
All other goods in proportion.
This is no advertising scheme, but
solid facts. Call and convince
yourselves and save 25 per cent
on your purchases. A $2 present
given away with every $10 worth
of goods.
E. Keiffer,
Proprietor Gainesville Boot and
Shoe Co., 108 E. Oalifornia St.
NEW TIN SHOP!
Have opened a new tin shop at
Southeast Corner Public
Square,
and solicit the patronage of all
who are in need of any kind of
tin work—
Repairing, Roofing, Galvanized
ware, etc.
All work guaranteed.
J. W. HARRIS.
TOM WOOD
ARCHITECT * SANITARY CIGIVEEB
Publio Building a Specialty.
Sherman, • • Texas
"SPARE
State Teacher's Meeting at Hous-
ton.
The M. K. & T. railway will
sell tickets to Houston and re-
turn June 24 and 25, limited to
June 30 for return, at one and
odo-third fare. Tickets read via
Dallas and the H. & T. O. B'y.
26 F. H. Main, Tieket Agent.
There is nothing thai will so
quickly satisfy one of the value of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu-
matism as a personal UriaL Give
it a chance aad tee how qniekly
the pain will subside. For sale
by M. E. Goodling and B. P. Ster-
rett.
Vendor's ttea a
the Hespeeian offlee.
at
The best
form and on first elaas line* paper,
6600 Acres Land.
Por sale on ten years time,"at $6
per acre, cash payment 161 per
cent, balance in ten equal pay-
ments, 9 per cent, interest. Land
situated in Concho county, twelve
miles east of Paint Rock, Texaa.
the county seat of Concho county,
twenty-three miles south of Bel-
linger, on the waters of the Con-
cho river, suitable for farm or
ranch purpoaes. Title perfect
Por particulars call on or write to
W. W. howeth,
Gainesville, Texas,
or W. T. Melton,
Paint Bock, Texaa.
LiOlU
atonic, or children who vastbaQd-
inf op, (bould take
aow9*rwoa irrripj.
to toko, rare* Malaria,
K to
Till August 1 my regrlar
eabinets for $3.00.
♦5.0Q
20
H. MAHOKBPELD.
the advertisement
and SPOIL the
business."
This is the course adopted
during warm weather by
thousands who would not en-
joy being informed that they
were anything but clear-
headed managers.
It is, however, a fact that
those nervy men who use
advertising space in abund-
ance during the summer
months secure business
which would not otherwise
be theirs.
TO SLEEP.
July, August and Septem-
ber seems suicidal nonsense.
It may be the old—fashion-
ed method, but business
certainly should not be done
now on any such antiquated
basis. Live men are learn-
ing pretty fast that those
who advertise obtain the
trade, and those who desire
to secure trade all the year
round must advertise in the
summer as well as during
the balance of the year.
For Sale.
gentle fltmily
baggy
A good
horse.
Hkh&y Friedenheit,
At Waterman A Friedenheit's.
Cold beer at the "Cave,"
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