The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 188, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 7, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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THE DAILY HESPEBIA3T, GAmiBSVTLLE, TEXAS,
ROSENFELD
i' ^<£33
& SCHIFF
GREAT CLEARING SALE!
For Your Own Purse's Sake
Visit Our Store This Week. We Heed the Demand of the Times!
Our entire stock must he c'tstd out at once. Fur the next thirty days we will offer the greatest bargains ever offered in the
state. Everything must be i-okl. Every item at cut prices.
Choice of Our Ready-Made Skirts at Cost!
6'^c
One rase checked Satinet, worth
15c st yard.
Clearing nnL price (i'ac a yard.
8/aC
One ease fancy figured Lawns,
regular pi ire 15c yard.
Cleaiing sale puce s'jc a yaid.
12hc
Fancy figured Lace Mull), regular
17 he
39c
Imported silk striped and cheeked Silk Lansdowne; colors, rose, eray
Ginghams, regular price 50c a and brown, regular price $1.00
yard.
Clearing sale price 30c yard
85c
Plain Black Satin Duchesse, regu-
lar price 81.25 yard.
Clearing sale price 85c yard
25c
, , t _ _ .... , Ladies'Shirt Waists in Batiste,
price n.V a >ard. C hangeable Taffeta bilk, regular ; ij;twu and Percale, regular price
Clearing Kile price 12'aC a yard price 35c. j
C learing sale priec 22}e >ard Clearing sale price 25c each
yard
Clearing sale price 17,'sC a yard
12^c
Imported printed Dimities, regu-
lar price 30c a yard.
Clearing sale price 12.'-j'c a yard
22hc
12^c
Imported fancy figured Lappets, |
regular j»ri*-<» 25c.
ClcaringSale price I2jc a )ard
15c
lm|Htrb-d figured Organdies, very
sheer, rrigulai price 35c.
( Icai iug sale price 15<- a yard
15c
29c
$1.95
10 pieces Satin Duchess, in all Your choice of our fancy silk
colors, regular price 50c. waists, regular price 83.50
Clearing sale price 29c yard | each.
Clearing sale price 81.05 each
33c | 5c
Fancy Figured Taffeta Silk, regu- . T » i> i u .>
lar price 50c yard. 125 dozen Ladles' Ribbed \ ests,
49c
Ladies' Corset, good quality, reg-
ular price 75.
Clearing sale price 49c each
12^c
100 dozen extra heavy Towels.
Clearing sale price 12*c each
7Hq
Clearing sale price 33c yard j
worth 10c each.
50 dozen extra long bleached Tow
els.
Clearing sale price 7£e each
5c
One case heavy bleaching, full
yard wide.
Clearing sale price 5c yard
89c
100 pair Ladies' Sandals and Ox-
ford Ties, regular pric 81.50
pair.
Clearing sale price 89c pair
55c
Clearing sale price 5c each
$1.49
$1.20
laporlftl l^ippftn, fiiDcy figured Fancy Printed China Silk, regular 95 pair Oxford Ties, custom
regular price 30c a yard. price 7-r>c yard. made, regular price 83 00 pair
Clearing sale price 15c a jard
Clearing sale price 55c yard
Clearing sale price 81.49 pair
87 pair Ladles Oxford Ties, cus-
tom made, regular price 82.00
pair.
Clearing sale price 81.20 pair
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats at 1-2 Price!
ROSENFELD & SCHIFF.
DAILY HAPPENINGS.
Short News Items For the
Busy People of Gaines-
ville.
W% Cm Ho Ico
I'.ut the l»«e man cut* enough
every morning lo keep our so<la
cool nil tiny. I live one now.
Li»\v\ki>m, '1 lie Druggist.
To cl«m>» ul! sheet music 5c copy.
S»-e toil bulletin boards every
evening from 5 to «».
\ i
• ;'Y rules to noit.'i-
From <l.iinesvili'j to
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES VIA
SANTA KE ROUTE.
B. V. P. U. and Sunday school
convention, Dalian, August 16 and
17, 83.00 for the round trip.
Holiness campmeeting, Scotts-
ville. Vugust 2, 3, 4,7, S and 9.
80.35 for the round trip.
Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows (colored), Dallas, August.
3d and 4th, 83.00 for thej
THE WEATHER.
Yesterday's Temperature in the
Shade
•M
N|ieei;«l
em poiati
Chicago .-'WOO; to 1'! .omington I round trip.
and Peoria. ?2I.ihi; to Milwaukee,! Great Council Improved Order!
f'Jti.no; to St. Paul and Minneapo-[ „f j£e(] mCD) &an ^vntonio, August
lia, 82<«.«5. K ites lo internicdi-1 <) an(| $8.55 for the round trip,
ate i»oint« will not »*• higher. State convention B. V. P. U.,
Tickets on nale July It to 19 in- colored, San Antonio, August 1 ♦»,
elusive, and on Wednesday and Ujj.65 for the round trip. Bear
Haturduy* thereafter as follows:, jn n,tn(i that the Sauta Fe gives
July 21. 21, 2S and .$1 and August 11lie quickest and best service to
I, 7 and II. |San Antonio.
T. P. Im.nki.on, j Thirty-first National Annual
Pas-e,:-. r Agent. Kncampmcut G. A. K., Buffalo,
0 p.m. —
5 p.m. —I
2 p.m.
12 iu
10a m. —
8 a.m. —
— 85
— 90
— 91
— 92
90
80
Taken from the "Hesperian's"
thermometer.
bxcursion to the Arbuckle.
Parties desiring to go on the
excursion with the North Texas
Press Association to the Arbuckle
mountains next Thursday are re
(piested to leave their names at
Hesperian office or with the lo-
cal Santa Fe agent, Mr. Fenelon.
Ti;e rate will be 81 for round trip,
if enough persons will signify
their intention of going. Train
will leave here Thursday morning
and return some time during the
early part of Thursday night.
The poet bids us not forget
That sunshine never failed us yet:
The same old sun, though ai a
rule,
Doe'n't let up when we want it
c~ol.
Hand in your name for the Ar-
buckle excursion next Thursday.
The cheap rate of 89.20 to
Springfield, Mo., is advertised
this morning.
Rev. A. J. Worl«y, at one time
pastor of the Denton street M. E.
church, has been appointed presi
dent of Hargrove College at Ard
more.
J. C. Washington of Marietta
had to kill eight of his grey-
hounds last Wednesday on ac-
count of them being bitten by
maddogs.
Miss Lalla Rookh McClatchey,
formerly of this city, will be mar-
ried at the Christian church in
Ardmore on Wednesday, August
18, to W. E. Odom of Ballinger,
this state.
The funeral of Velma, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Montie
Ellsworth, will take place from
the residence of Charles Dicker-
man, North Morris street, this af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock.
The storm at Sherman yester-
day was not as severe as report-
ed. There was quite a blow south
of the city and one man injured at
the old settlers' picnic, but noth-
ing ot a cyclonic nature was ex-
perienced.
Fred Tramblade and Barney
Dalton, two tough youngsters,
were fined in the mayor's court
yesterday for stoning an old wo-
man south of the city. A daughter
of the woman also came in for a
share of the abuse.
Marshal Grady of tte central
district has hit upon the novel
plan of ^publishing the names of
jurors who fail to render verdicts
of guilty against violators of law
and justice in cases arising before
the commissioners court, and
adds that they will not be asked
to serve on a jury again.
The rain yesterday was a real
blessing in that it lowered the
thermometer for several hoars and
laid the dust. It was badly need
ed in the country, but there was
not enough of it to place cotton
out of danger. From reports re-
ceived last night the greater por-
tion of the county was moistened.
The program for the editors'
entertainment at the opera house
next Tuesday night will appear
tomorrow morning. The people
generally are taking an interest
iu the coming convention and the
e litors will be given a welcome
not excelled by any other city.
And it will be a great thing for
Gainesville. Her fame will be
spread abroad through a large
number of country papers and the
better the editors are treated the
more space will they give this
city and her people.
All kinds of Fluids and Inks at
ilickson's. 7
NORTON'S
Busy Times
Here Now.
Our low prices and srreat values keep every-
thing and everybody on the move. A visit
to our store will show greater bargains
than printer's ink can tell.
Ladies'
Oxfords.
Choeolate, Oxbloods and Tans, choice of our
3.50,3.00 and 2.50 line - - - $2.35
All high grade goods and elegant fitters.
Sizes 1 to 8; width A to E.
Gentlemen,
Take Warning.
Clapps' Vici Tan and Russia Calf Shoes
soinsfor $3.85
Nelson's 4.00 Shoes in tan, vici, oxblood
and Russia Calf, lace and congress. Clear-
ance sale price $2.75
Remember:
Any shoe worth having can be found at
NORTON'S
REPAIRING—Wo Do it Right.
THE GOLD FEVER.
"Klondike, Klondike,"
All You Can Hear
Out West.
Is
No-To-Iiac fcr Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes \reaU
mou .'strong, b'ooii pure. 50c, $1. All druggists.
Blank Books at Ilickson's.
PbRSONAL.
Justifiable £wtraw.r?:nc9 -
r« Hod a. W« have all kinds of
Mineral .Watft, Virhv, Wilker-
ftoa'rt Miilrhl*1^ Mineral Water,
Apeata, App«»>ft| iris, Ozonate
Mineral Wells Cr\
ten Well* Water
The Diu^tcitt*.
Sheet manic cut
What im> yon!
Kvery evening set
from 5 lo « .
N. Y., August I!*, 20 aud ''1,
$33 H5 for the round trip.
WeeK end excursion to Galves-
ton, Saturday, July 31 st, and on
each Saturday thereafter until
, _. .. {September 25th included. £5.95
I.itbia,. Hi afford Muff a lo Lithia, for the round trip. Trains leave
aM and \\ oo- j (}:4inegville 5:50 a. ro. and 7:15 p.
i>! Km wards . n) ^ arrivjn^ at Galveston 9:35 p.
m. and 9:0,> a. m. respectively,
no* to .»»*. j ,\i>(niutely the quickest aud best
| line to the gulf.
our Imllcttn White Sulhur Springs, Davis,
f. T., tickets on sale daily, limit-
. . , ,, . | d to 30 days for return, rate
OnwlM«b.y. Por.de. ! j2,70 tor tbe rocml tri,>.
At ©owlw»>V reunion Seymour,! Summer rates to Galveston, 30-
T**., Auguxt I. f> and * Broncho day tickets, $16.10.
imrMing, roping contest and a re- Summer tourist rates to water
viral of all the »m»rtH of the early 1'»« Place8 in,the u1orlh :,ud L'aHt'
, „ . . | tickets on sale daily up to and in
day* in Teias. Ia>w rates on a.l, Sppteuiber ;}().
railroad*. ^ Further particulars furnished
For Sale on application. I)o not hesitate
A "..u— K"-!,0-W,1,,""Tp.K.KEL0K.
jp* 1 ° a ! Passenger Agent.
■lave your whevl* put iu order " *" "
for th« riding aeasou at the bicjcle | Crane s fine Papers at Hick-
sons. 7
Would You Suffer to
Save a Quarter?
That's* sill that I>r. Knox's Corn 8u1tc* cast*,
;tn<) fv*»ry i»ox is guaranteed or money re-
C«ivi«S«•<I. Try a l» >\ ami be c;«>i»Tin«e<l. Mun-
nf.M t'Ti ^l ciily by Dr. Knox Chemical
New York. Kor j»Hle an<l guaranteetl only
by KdwanlH, tlie dru^ist, N. K. corner pub
lie »«juare. Ktlwardi* he tills prencriptions.
First claso line of Papetries at
Hii-kson's. 7
Ladies—I make big wages at
home, and want all to have the
same opportunity. The woik is
very pleasant and will easily pay
A IS weekly. This is no deception.
I waut no monev and will gladly
send full particulars to all send-
ing stamp.
Mib« M. A. Stebbins,
Lawrence, Mich.
Dr. Knox's Belladona and
Capsicum Plasters
Are as good as the best for
rheumatism and pains. 25c each.
Manufactured by Dr. Knox Plas-
ter Co., New Jcork. For sale by
Edward#, The Druggist.
First-class line of Tablets at
Hickson's. 7
Dr. J S. Frasher of Woodbine,
who has been taking the Week-
ly Hespekian a great many
years, while in the city Friday
called and renewed.
Miss Vklet Murdock has re-
turned home, after a pleasant
vidit with friends at Vallew View.
Mrs. T. W. Gill arrived home
from Fort Arbuckle, I. T. yester
day.
Mrs. R. C. Bone has returned
from California.
Walter Hart of Wyoming is
in the city visiting George Culp.
Miss Myrtle Ligon of Fort
Worth is visiting Mrs. Val Peers.
Marsh Wright is visiting in
Dallas.
Ben Edwards was in Ardmore
yesterday.
W. O. Davis and W. H. Dough-
erty came in on the Santa Fe last
night.
We are ready to renew all
our loans now due and coming
due, and will make new loans on
farms and ranches.
Dallas MortgageJCo.,
nov.4 Dallas, Tex.
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
'p'housands of
Herbert Lewin and William
Cleminons returned last night
from San Francisco, where they
have been for the past month on a
pleasure trip. Mr. Lewin said
to a Herald reporter: "The peo-
ple here in Texas don't know
what th3 gold fever is. Ton
haven't been struck with it yet.
n California they have it bad.
People there are almost crazy
over the strike of gold in the
Klondike region.
The newspapers in 'Frisco pot
up bulletins in front of their of-
fices like they would bulletin a
prize fight or a base bah game,
and thousands on thousands of
people stand and eagerly stare at
these bulletins. Every time a
man returns from the gold fields
with any money and reaches any
joint where there is telegraphic
communication the fact is imme-
diately wired to these papers and
lis arrival announced, together
with the amount of his find and
other incidents connected with it.
Then it is that the crowd goes
wild and yells equalling those of a
Comanche Indian on the war path
go up from thousands of throats.
These were the wildest things I
ever witnessed.
"Talk about getting to the gold
field! People here don't realize
the trouble being experienced to
i?et there and the great cost of the
trip. While in 'Frisco I knew of
cases where parties offered others
a premium of $500 for tickets for
passage on the steamers to get to
Klondike. On the street, in the
markets and transportation de-
jots along the Pacific coast it is
one mad medley of human voices
crying aloud for Klondike and its
wonderful fields of gold."—Deni-
son Herald.
women are
t r o u b 1 e d at
monthly inter-
vals with pains
iu the head,
back, breasts,
shoulders,sides
hips and limbs.
But they need
not suffer.
These pains are symptoms of
dangerous derangements that
cau be corrected. The men-
strual function should operate
painlessly.
WineofCvrdni
makes menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli-
cate menstrual organs in condi-
tion to do their work properly.
And that stops all this pain.
Why will any woman suffer
month after month when Wine
of Cardui will relieve her? It
costs $i.oo at the drug store.
Why don't you get a bottle
to-day?
For advice, in cases requiring
special directions, address, giv-
ing symptoms, "The Ladies*
Advisory Department," The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr*. R0ZENA LEWIS.
of OenavMte, Tex v. say*:
" I was troubled at monthly , Irrvals
with terrible pains in my h«ad and back,
but ha«o bean entirely relieved by Wine
ol Cardui."
Private School.
In accord with the earnest re-
quest of many of the citisens I
shall open a school in Gainesville
early in September.
Good quarters will be Sfcored
and all that is possible done to
make it most plessant and profit-
able for the students who attend.
While I shall endeavor to do
the best work for ail, I do not ad-
vise the attendanoe of pupils who
fit well in their grades in ths pub-
lic schools.
I shall arrange a valuable
course for graduates of the High
school, including those branches
in which they most need to be-
come proficient. Unless they
wish to pursue some special line
of study this course will be as
profitable for graduates as any
they can find by going elsewhere.
A normal course will be ar-
ranged for students who wish to
prepare for teaching; also a busi-
ness course including bookkeep-
ing and commercial arithmetic.
Tuition rates will be $5 per
month for the normal course; also
for graduates of the High sehool
and those of eqnal attainment; 94
per month for younger students,
payable in advance.
This refers to pupils of suffi-
cient advancement to enter the
High school. Should those of
lower grades wish to attend other
arrangements will be made ac-
cording to number.
For fnrther particulars please
communicate with me at Pearsall,
Tex., until August 15, after that
at Gainesville.
R. E. Wilson.
MARKET REPORT.
E<lacate Your It
Candy Catlwu-i i
10c, 35c. IIC.C C f:;
i cU.
'i-ever.
>ney.
VIA THE KATY.
Special reduced rates via the
M., K. & T. Railway:
$9.20 for round trip to Spring-
field, Mo.; $22.00 for round trip to
St. Louis, Mo., tickets on sale
August 7, 8 and 9, final limit for
return August 15.
$13.50 to Springfield, Mo., and
return: $25.95 to St. Louis and
return; tickets on sale August 7,
8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, limit for re-
turn fifteen days from date of
sale.
For Merchants' Meeting St.
Louis and Kansas City, rate of
fare and a third for round trip,
ackcts on sale August 14 and 16
and on September 4 and 6, limit-
el to 15 days from date of sale for
return.
T. T. McDonald,
Ticket Agent.
Notice.
1 shall be at the High school
building from 8:30 to 10 a. m.
each day, Sundays excepted, for
the purpose of attending to any
business pertaining to the inter-
ests of the public schools.
r E. P. COMJtQTB, Sopt.
Corrected daily by J. C. George,
broker.
CHICAGO.
Chicago — September wheat,
opening 77% to 77>4; close, 77
t-j 77X bid.
September corn, 2714 to 27>»;
close, 27 asked.
COTTON.
New Orleans opening—
Sept 7.00-01
Oct .........6.85—87
Steady.
Close—
Ang.. ........7.00
Oct 6.83-86
Quiet.
New York opening—
Sept 7.28-29
Oct.......... ...........7.1i 15
Nov 7.11-12
Qniet.
Close—
Sept............ ........7.30 31
Oct.......... ...........7.16-17
Nov.......... ..........7.13 14
Steady.
Garnett
Kor Rent.
A 2-room house on
street.
A 5-room house for rent after
Aug. 11. Good cistern. On Tay-
lor, between California and
Broadway. Apply to
R. H. Habt,
At Edward's drug stors. 14
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