The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 188, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 7, 1897 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. xix.
gainesville. texas. saturday morning. august 7. 1897.
NO. 168
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W. S. CARYEY,
THEY COINED WORDS.
EUGENE DEBS
The Only
Exclusive
Coal Dealer
In t he City.
Carries on hand
McAS ester,
Briar Crse
f
^->r
e
A Tonng Interesting I>re»in of In-
vention and Wealth.
"Good morning," she said
look quite griggish."
"Griggish?" lie interrogated. "What
kind of a look is that? I—in it—is it
anything alarming?"
Pays His Respects to West
Yon i Virginia Courts.
—AND—
BLACKSMITH COAL
Call At
lit* i
SHOE STORE
Anil see the low prices thnt pre. ail on all kinds ot Footwear,
rsjH'ci thy on colorcd stuff, both men's and women's.
Wc have th
town and will
Must e'e
stuff begins t
in
largest and best assortment to be found
make lower prices than anyone else.
sc out what Co'ored Shoes we have before fall
) arrive, and for this reason will make the low-
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug G.—Eu-
Oh.no, silly! Don't yon know what | gene Debs who addressed the min-
ers' meeting at Duquesne Wharf
last night left today for Turtle
Creek where he speaks this even-
ing. Before leaving fce denounced
Judge Jackscn of West Virginia
for issuing an injunction restrain-
ing him from inteifering in any
way with the Monongaliela com-
pany or its employes.
Dobs said: "This injunction
icstrains me from walking on any
public highway leading to the
mines of the Monongahela com-
pany. It is m- st sweeping; none
can be compared to it. It annihi-
lates the right of peaceab'e assem-
blage, and effectually suppresses
free speech. If sustained, and
1 have no doubt it will be,
it sweeps away all constitu
tional safeguards and delivers us,
bound hand and foot, to the cor-
porate hospital. I hold the in
junction and the judge who issued
it in supreme contempt. If I h;tve
occasion to laise my voice in be-
half of the famishing miners in
Jackson's jurisdiction I propose
to do so, or at least make the at-
tempt, totally regardless of this
infamous injunction.
In reference to the charge that
ieputies at DeArinitt's mines are
orcing miners to work at points-
of revolvers, President Dolan
tates that the matter has been
aced in the hands of attorneys
and tha' the miners' officials
would ask for an injunction re
-training the deputies from so
doing.
griggish means? I manufactured it ages
ago out of grig, a grasshopper—some-
thing blithe and sprightly, you know.
That reminds in*, I had the most inter-
esting dream tin' other night. I dreamed
we kept a word store."
"A word store?"
"Yes, we coined words and sold
them to the inventors of foods and of
typewriters, iiod"—
"How were they sold, Ly the yard or
by the dozen?" he interrupted.
" N< ither way. We sold each word ne
cording to the amount of brains expt mi-
ni in inventing i*1, except the words
pertaining to bicycles—they came liiplt,
Kivrse they were so fashionable. Ob,
it was quite a largo store, all divided
c}> into <!tporiiuentK. There was the
bicycle department, the cipar depart-
ment, the chctrieni department, the
patent, medicine department—in fact,
all lines v.-tt represented in which in-
venti- i ? 5: igl.t >jc made needing names.
You . e, v. <• v;'M a name for so much,
ami then it the invention proved suc-
ccj. iul we fhan <; in the jroiits."
" \V; 11," M.ni the man, "I hope yon
showed meie n.ste in the matter thai
the i ■ r-o:t who invented such words ai»
'enpogr.iph,' 'mimeograph,' 'conn.toruc-
ttr' and 'eprraphoiie'—tney give one
literary indigestion."
"Oh, yes," she replied, "our coinage
was of a much higher order. Of conrsi
we had velds ending in graph and
phone and cycle, but they were exceed-
ingly cheap, and inventors wete rather
ashamed to he seen Laying them. Words
like 'pegamoid' came high. I wish 1
conld remember all the lovely name
we coined," she v.ent on. "The only
one I can think of is 'hamwieh,' a sub-
stitute fr,r ham sandwich. Don't yon
ti;ink that's rhoicc? I dreamed that we
sold it to a restaurant man and he made
a mint of money out of it."—Chicago
Tribune.
for Salt Water. I don t know
how I got there without outfit. On
Saturday afternoon I gathered up
everything. Have enough grub
for ten days providing bad weath
er does not pet in. Sport has
blown over the cliff. I think I
can hear him howl once in a
while."
The bodies of Malinque and
Botcher were never found.
Raising Valuations.
Jefferson C;ty, Mo., Aug. G.—
The state board of equalization
has made a raise of over ¥3,000,-
000 in the valuation of railroads,
bridges and telegraph property in
the s ate. This was done to meet
the demands of the treasury for
money. This will add over §750,-
000 to the state revenue tor the
next year.
A Sensational Suit.
Omaha, Aug. 6.—Miss Lucy
Smith has tiled a sensational plea
for divorce in the Douglas county
district court. She sets up that
on May 31 last, while she was
confined to her bed, Harvey Boone
bribed her nurse to drug her and
while she was stupefied he came
to the bedside with a minister and
license and they were married,
^he says the marriage has never
been sanctioned by her and asks
the court to annul it.
WARFARE OF
SAN
ANTONIO
MOPPED
est prices that can be
loutu
The
Santa Pe Route
Is the nearest line to
Sulphur
Springs
Old
l ake this route to DAVIS, I. T
Sinn tickets can be purchased from any
ply to any ticket n^ent for rates
, to which point excur-
Santa Fe station. Ap-
and time tables.
French Tansy
Wafkhh.
These urn the genuine French
Tansy Wafer*, imported direct
from PatK Ladies can depend,
u po it securing rcl.cf from and
cure ot painful ami irregular peri-
ods regardless of cause. iTllt
KMKKHON 1>KUU (!O.,
Importers n'd • Agents tor the
United States, fsn.i Cal. |
For sale Ir, W. Si ark, s
agent.
Gainesville
Steam t'/. California Stroet,
Laundry
Is the only concern
city that gives you
Domestic Finish.
iu the
It Haves your linen, is neat,
stylish and attractive
ALSO HIGH GLOSS
r Hollrl(ur<« wtftiti-d for l»r. "The i
Kartu l#lrtll«H|,M or In* fniiHiti* tour Hround j
lli« «urM, »* thrilling *tory of («>i▼ hkp«« ami ;
Utt*l.4, four million Tulmtw'*
IhmiI. * Mthl nihI "The Kurtli h Iim
late*! mihI iff i>i*le«l. Im iiimiuI eiioruioii*. '
!*•»'!> n.iut-* lila fanMiim l»ook . only
lti;c • mn»k« !►».' r«»it»tt»ii4*i(»tt<4. \ ifolfl
inno- •♦•r work era. Cr»»l»t irivan. Frri^ht
yttiHt free, drop alt tra<*li ami t«HI
Jlo-km^of ImmiIim ami muke a month.
for outfit aii'l territory. T Im* Ih>-
iniiiion i'«mii|>aiiy, Mtar l»iiil«linvr, ' hicaKO.
Patents
IT. 8. and Foreign Procured.
EusrcneW. Johnson i
Solicitor and Attorney in Patent \
Causes.
1721) New York Ave., Washing-j
ton, D.C. Office established 1868.
Charges moderate. Correspond- j
ence requested.
The (ireat IImiiaii Repair
Shop of Ainerieu Is
Colorado.
Escape the Kxti emu 11 cat
a Reasonable Expense.
at
Spend the Summer in Amer-
ica's Scenic Wonderland.
Eminent Texas Physicians
Recommend the Change.
Important [Notice.
Hereafter the hespfkian will
require all parties having legal
notices published in this paper,
such as citations, final accounts of
guardians, administrators notices,
etc., to pay for the publication in
advance. The long delay in pay-
ing for such advertising and in
many instances no pay ut all,
compels ns to adopt this rnle,
which we will hereafter strictly
adhere to.
Vim, vigor and victory—these
Sthe chaiacteristics of DeWitt's
tie Early Risers, the famous
le pills for constipation, bil-
iousness and all stomach and liver
troubles. H. W. Stark Drug Co.
Through sleepers and solid
i trains without change between
l r»
Texas and Colorado via the
Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway.
It, heals everything except a
broken heart, may be said of De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Piles
and rectal diseases, cuts, burns
bruises, tetter, eczema ami all
skin tronbles may Ik? cured by it
quickly and permanently. H.
\V. Stark Drug Co.
Releases from vendor's liens fo*
•ale at the hebpekian office
Modern Football Mere Play to Yale't;
Frenhman-Sophomore Straggle.
The organization and development of I
iutercollogiato athlrtics now absorb |
much of th.j ciicrgjr that used to be
given to the furious internecine warfare
of classes. From time immemorial there I
were mighty games of football on tho
New Haven green, in which whole
classes engaged. The freshmen posted
their formal challenge on the bulletin |
of lyceum, and tho supercilious accept-
ance of the sophomores named the day I
for the struggle. "(Jome," cried tho|
class of 'GO,
And likf sacrifices in their trim
To the fire eyed muid of smoky war.
All hot and bleeding will vro offer you.
And the Tyrtseus of '58 cheered his |
mates with the noble lines:
L«'t them come on, the baseborn crew!
Each Boil stained (hurl—alack!
What gain they but a split ten skull,
A sod for their iwsc back!
On the bloodj' day appointed both
sides massed in heavy column with Na-
poleonic tactcis, while tho New Haven
fathers surrounded the field. When the
round leatbi r ball was kicked, 200 men
clashed tr;.<tl.<r in frantic, shoving,
dusty, roaring chaos, the one side striv-
ing to kick the ball to the Chapel street
fence, the other to force it to the steps
of the stat-ehouse. fcjwift runners hung
upon the outskirts to seize the ball
chance directed '<> their feet, and hurry
it amid full gazing applautu to the goal
But it was iu the middle press whert
deeds were uncrowned, where shirts be
came streamers and rib squeezed rib
until they < racked, that the heroes ot
war and the college bully were to be
found. From this Titanic struggle tin
degenerates of today have cvolvtd tht
imascoluttd gsniie which they eall foot
ba 1, a wretched f ort of parlor pastime
—Judge Henry li Howland in Scrib
ner's.
Turkish Traffic In Staves.
Slave dealing in Constantinople, as
we know, always exists, and th<' wif
of a padia is not above the wret'-hed
bus'tii -s. Kicliard Davey, in bis book
"The f-'ultaii and His tiubjei ts," ■ :t
"A g*~e<l «ieal of Turkish 11• Ir• ♦ • i:i
slaves is < ondu< t". d in tho foil'wing
manner tm very w«ll conceived torn
men ial principles: The wife of a pasha,
as a matter of speculation, pureha.se
two or three little girls fur a trille,
either from a slave dealer or some poor
woman, generally a Christian, j '.-sibly
a Bulgarian refugee who is unable to
bring up her own children. The lady
educates each child, teaches it those ac
coniplishnients which are indispensable
to harem life, such as singing, dancing
and playing on musical instruments,
washing, starching, ironing, embroid
ery and even a little cookery. To this
may be added a smattering of some for-
eign language and a very elementary
knowledge of Turkish caligraphy. When
the child is grown up, if she is hand
some the lady turns her to accouut
and liberally repays herself for her
trouble by selling her at a high figure
to some pasha of her acquaintance
through the medium of one of the well
known old women whose business it is
to carry out transactions of that sort.
No Inventor.
"They do say that every American is |
a born inventor," said the patriotic
gentleman.
"My husband," said the fat lady, "is |
an exception. He uses the same old ex-
cuses for being out late that I used to
hear my father use. "—Indianapolis
Journal.
At
a Meeting of the Texas
League Yesterday.
San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 6.—
At a meeting of the Texas Base
Ball League this morning it was
decided to drop San Antonio from
he circuit for the good of the
league.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wo mack
and children returned yesterday
fronn La Porte.
The attendance at the band
meeting last night was decidedly
encouraging and the boys prac
ticed well. Steps will at once be
taken to secure new instruments
and a feature will be a section of
live saxaphones, something never
before possessed by a Gainesville
baud. With a little bit of the
proper encouragement this city
can have a Grst class organization
;md be up with Whitesboro.
Wjnnewood, Pottsboro, Denison
and several other small towns.
Bicyclists—
We've got something for you.
Mavbe its soda, maybe it's some
thing else. We will serve you
lots of ice cold arinks you can't
get at other fountains.
Edwards, The Drnggist.
Sheet music cut to 5c to close
out. The crowds will read our
bulletins from 5 to 6 every eve.
Don't send your lanndry away
from home when yon can gft it
done jnst as nicely and as cheap
at home. The Gainesville Steam
Laundry works twenty-two people
who spend their money at home.
Wanted — Yonng or middle-
aged man to travel in this and ad-
joining counties; permanent posi-
tion; salary ?50 a month and ex-
penses; good chance for advance-
ment. Address Shepp Company,
1020 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. a29
Tho Counter Sign
Is Five Cents.
The only place you can get an
egg chocolate, egg phosphate, egg-
nog£, a glass of pure Jersey sweet
milk, milk shake, at Edwards', tho
druggist. W« will close out our
sheet music 5e copy. Sec our
bulletin boards from 5 to 6.
Meal Sellers is no longer in onr
eniplov. Please hold yonr bun-
dles for Moss Brady and Tip Go»-
sett.
Gainesville Steam Laundry.
Can't
Draw pictures, but we can draw
trade. Also the best soda water
iti town. Have you tried our pep-
sin soda, peach cream, milk shake,
Jersey sweet milk at Edwards',
the druggist. All our sheet mu-
sic now 5c. See our bulletin
boards from 5 to 0.
Practice economy in buying
medicines es iu other matters. It
is economy to get Hood's Sarsa
parilla because it contains more
medicinal value than any other—
100 doses one dollar.
Hood's Pills are the only pills
to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Cure all liver ills.
ALASKA UNFORTUNATES.
Gold Seekers Are Frozen to
Death.
Make an Early Start.
"The harvests are ripe and
abundant," says Printers' Ink;
"money will circulate freely, and
you have something which you
ought to sell now." By selling
that something now you help to
keep the money in circulation and
get a good start for the fall. And
the way to sell now, as all the
time, is to let all the people hear
from you—where you are, what
you have to offer them, etc.
Costume of Silk and Grenadine.
Seattle, Wash., Aug. G.—News
has just reached here of the death
last April of Charles A. Black-
stone, George Boucher and J. W.
Malinque, miners, who went to
\lask;i in ISiHi, and were frozen
to death iu trying to make their
way back to Seattle. They were
last seen alive March 27. Friends
from this city who went to Alaska
to investigate found lilaekstone's
body, but no trace of the other
two could be found. The follow
ing statement was found on Black-
stone's body:
"Saturday, April 4, 1S97.—
This is to certify that Botoli- r
froze to death on Tuesday nigiit.
J. W. Malinque died ou Wednes-
dav af ernoon, being frozen so
badly. C. A. Blackstone had his
ears, noee and four lingers on his
right hand and two on his left
hand frozen an inch back. The
storm drove us before it. It over-
took us within an hour of the
summit and drove us before it. It
drove everything we had over the
cliff except blankets and moose
hidts, which we crawled under.
Supposed to have been 40 degrees
below zero. On Friday I started
HAIR
HUMORS
Itching, Irritated, »c*Iy, cnuted Scalps, dry, thin,
sad falling Hair, cleansed, pnrlfled, and beauti-
fied by warm sham poo? with Cctictjka Soap,
and occasional dressings of Cuticoh, purest of
• riinilienta, the greatest skin cures.
Sir James Grant predicts that the
gold output of Canada, especially of
British Columbia, will astonish the
world at no distant date.
We are always bored by those whom
we bore.—La Rochefcruoauld.
uticura
- G
r-atraent will produce m clean, healthy scalp
U lirrnriant, lustrous hair, when all else fail*.
•I'rl thrnurhoot the world. PotTaa Dbm AWB Chkm.
»•, Pmna, BoaUm.
How to product Luxuriant Hair," matted frw.
;KiNS ON FIRE~
Instantly ralimd
by Cuncrai xskiciss.
Account of the Tennessee Cen-
tennial at Nashville, Teun., May
L to October 31, the M., K. & T.
Kailwrtj Company will sell round
trip tickets at the following rates:
For tickets limited to Novem-
ber 7, §29.75.|j
For tickets limited to 20 days,
821.85.
For tickets limited to 10 days,
$15.85.
For further information/sall on
or address
Tickets at rate of $29.75 will be
on sale daily from April 28 to
October 15; at §21.85 from April
29 to October 15 at §15.85, Tues-
days and Thursdays of each week,
commencing April 29, up to and
including October 26.
T. T. McDonald,
Ticket Agent.
people's oderle88 procem
—for—
| Cleaning Vaults, Sinks and Closet*
Without Ofiense or Smell.
Orders can be left at
Scheline's store,
Edward's drug store,
William KilgoreV
i. J. hef.d.
ten newer centennial amd ik*
tek national KXrOBITION,
NAHHVILLE, TENN.
For the above occasion the fol-
lowing rates will apply Tin the
Santa Fe ronte:
Class A. $29.75, limit Not. 7.
Class B, §21.85, limit 20 day*.
Class C, §15.85, limit 10 dnjt.
Until further notice oar evening
train, on Tuesdays and Thurs-
day*, will connect at Port Worth
with Cotton Belt train for Mem*
phis, Nashvillo and other paint*
in the southeast, thna giving the
S*nta Fe route doable service,
with hat one change of csra ba-
t ween Gainesville nnd Memphis or
Nashville.
For farther particulars call on
or write to
T. P. Fkkblon,
Agt.
1879.
H. G. HORD.
All manner ot freight
and ahlpped. Haaliag
any part of the etty.
for all klnda of
Rack ley's furniture
206-207 California
villa. Tax. Orders
faction guaranteed. H. C.
1007.
The long distance
Texas cities and
stations opened
additional facilBtaa
Central for party
scribers can talk ft em
Special Sale!
Although some hints have beeu
thrown out that the waist con-
trasting with rather than match-
ing the skirt is passe it Btill holds
Hway and is far too dressy as well
as practical to be ignored or rele
gated to a back seat in the ward
robe. Novel ways of combining
two materials in a waist that con-
trasts with the skirt are constant-
ly being devised and some ex-
tremely dressy and becoming
methods are evolved, the illustra-
tion giving a hint of one way of
miting contrasts in a thoroughly
stylish manner. The fronts open
over a full center front of silk and
a circolar Bertha bordered with a
plaiting of silk and trimmed with
many rows of ribbon is a dainty
accessory. A ribbon stock and
b?lt and fashionably shaped two-
seam sleeves complete the stylish
waist, which is associated with a
seven gored skirt that is shapely
and graceful, flaring moderately
at the bottom and falling grace-
fully in llute-like folds at the
sides and back. It will be noticed
that the tendency to trim skirts as
well as waists is increasing as the
season advanoes.
Absolutely the
finest tailor-
made clothing
prices will
rule during
the whole of
This Week.
Very Reapertftally.
The Only Practical T»lorsTjuidSClothkirsS
inXGiinesville.
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