The Greenville morning herald. [volume], January 18, 1910, Image 1

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VOLUME XX
ENVILLE. TEXAS, .TUESDAY MORNING, TANUARY 18. 19J0.
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THIS IS THE GREATEST BARGAIN GIVING SALE EVER
HELD IN GREENVILLE. EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE
HAS BEEN REDUCED, NOTHING BEING HELDJN RESERVE
STEP LIVELY TAKE ACTION. MAKE YOUR DOLLARS
DO DOUBLE DUTY. WE SELL PICTORIAL REVIEW PAT
TERNS ASK FOR FASHION SHEET.
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eb serious oneL::
RE IN PARIS LAST NIGHT.
BALLINGER ACCUSED OF IMPROP
ER USE OF FUNDS.
Accused of Using Public Funds to Pay
the Traveling Expenses of His
Nephew.
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Washing, Jan. 1". Charges against
Societary of lntorlor ll.illlnget .nut
other officials nllogtng Improper u&o
of iiubltc f unils tu imy tho private
traveling dxpcuscs of thu neuhow of
tho secretary vvcro mado In an nfflila
lt H'ed todaj by HepiesentatKo
Hitchcock (Democrat, Nebraska) with
tho house commlttoc on expenditures
in tho interior depaitnietit.
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ARRIVED FROM TEXARKANA.
Two Sisters Met for the First Time
In Twenty-Four Years.
Mrs Qulllln, of Tuxarhana, who ar
rived on tho Cotton licit train Hatur-
il.i evening was mot at tho tinlu by
her sister, .Mrs. W. V MoBley, anil
It uaB n gio.it meeting as thoy hail
not seen each other for twenty four
years
Others who met them at tho depot
were Mrs .1 T. Muse, .Mr mill Mis.
.1 O Mosloy, :-hs 1, M Moiley, ot
Port Worth, Mr. V A Hiuun, Hughes
Springs.
Mrs W V Mosley nnd sister reft
on Sunday for l.unt! Oal. accompanied
hi little Misses Alma and Uessio
llluUvvoll Thej all took dinner vvithi
Mrs. .1 O Moslcy hole Mis L M.
Music) and chlldien, Mlsbcs May
Kennedy and Mrs 1 W. NicMca
dined with them, and all acconipanleil
them to the depot where thoy depait
td for Louc Oak .1. O Mosloy Mas
llieninn on tho train that took tho
part) to Lone Oak As they ilcpirt
cd they all oxpresbed thenifeelvcs as
having had a delightful evening with
Mrs J. O Mosley
ree Buildings on the West Side of
Square Destroyed.
Paris, Tex., Jan. 1". riro which
started at 10:40 tonight In tho one
storj brick building on tho west sldo
of tho bcpinro occupied by the UiMado
Milliner) Co. and tho Singer Sew lug
Machine Cominny totnll destroyed
thcsc-ulldR rM spread to tho old
Farmers & Merchants bank building
on tho north nnd tho two story brick
on tho south owned by T. H. llrond,
and these two are now burning. Tho
old bank building was occupied by
Qrlener & Mohr drug sloro on tho
first Uoor nnd tho Lamar Club on
tho second. Tho llrond building was
occupied b) l'alrfu & Crook Hard
viaro Co Tho wind was from tho
south when the llro started and cai
rlod the lire to the building on the
noi th and then suddenlj changed
in omul tu tho noith and spiend tho
llro to tho building on" tho smith,
which is a corner and the lire was
mopped theie The amount of dan,
age nnd Insurant u could not lie learn
od as the Hie was still burning In
tin to two places Tho loss however
will be l.uge, that tit the millinery
eonipaii ami tho Slnget Sewing Ma
chine company being total
Tl PfllSONJOR WALSH
CONVICTED BANKER LOSES THE
LAST FIGHT.
THE PYTHIAN SISTERS
A TEMPLE OF THE ORDER OR
GANIZED HERE YESTERDAY.
Officers Were Elected and Installed
Last NJjiht Starts Out With
Seventy Members.
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ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.
Our Sensational
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Is the greatest shoo huvtng proposition ever put on In Green
ville If ou are lu need ot anything in footvve-ir it will pay
you to attend this snlu ALL SHOES REDUCED NOTHING
RESERVED.
All or our Ladles' cloth or suede top button J" .'0 and $100
shoes are selling at $2.45
Many odd lots and broken lines ale Belling at just f tuulr
original price.
7.i pairs of Stacej Adams patent leather In hut ton and lace,
JO 00 shoes are selling nt $3.00
All vlel kid Stacey Atlnms shoeii $125
Vou must see these great bargains in shoes io appreclato
them and It will iuj you to Unit Ihl sale at onco See our
circular for prJcea.
Greenville Shoe Co.
West Side of Square
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Officers Were Installed Followed by a
Banquet.
I he KIo)d Odd Kellows had a big
time Satuidaj night at the Installation
ol ofllcers
II 1, Caipenter, Sid L Arnold and
Uiluerl Sliliip attended from (Jrecn
ville Address.es were n-ndo by Guild
M ister Spanglur, of llonham, and II.
L Carpenter.
Aftei tho meeting the Sisters of
Itebecca spread a sumptuous feast
which was gioatli enjoyed 'lhu
Klo)d Odd rellovvs proved tliemselies
hospitable entertainers and the Hreen
villi' vislois speak lilghl) of their
enierlalmnent
Must Serve Five Years In tho Pen
itentiary at Leavenworth,
Kansas.
Washington, Jan 17 The petition
for a writ of coitiorarl lu the cuso of
John Wnlsh, former prosldent of tho
Uhlcngo National bank, uudor sen
lenco to llvo years' Imprisonment In
Hie I'eoral prison at J.eavonvvoith,
Kans, on a chargo of misapplying
fund of tho bank, was denied todaj
by tho Bupreno court of tho United
States
Two weeks ago a meeting was held
preliminary to oriranltlnn n Tm.ii.in
of tho I'jthlan Sisters, an auxlllarj
ui inu tv.uiguis oi l'jiuins, vvlien u out
llclcnt number of tutrriM weio Biib
scribed to warrant sending ror a
charter.
esterdaj Mrs. J. L. Cole, of Denl-
son, u i) ii. u, was huro and at
o clock in tlio afternoon inu Tomplo
....-, uiK.iiuiiiMi uy eieci.iig orttcers
The Temple starts out with aevent)
men .hers which makes It a strong
orgnnlatloii from the Btart.
List night the- olllceis weio Inslall
ed b tho following Installing orflcers
Mrs. J. I, Cole, IJ 1) tl C , .Mrs 1'
S. Nix, a , Mrs. I'o Anderstni. (I
M. The orTlcerH who vveie Installed
mo as follows. Mrs. .1. A. Hndge,
null i.M.-uiieiii iniei ot tne Temple.
Mis J U. Itediiion. nxcelleut Si-iiim
or lhu Temple, Mrs 1, p IHrrls, nx
eelleut Junloi or the Tmnnl.. i.
Ida l.asater. Manager or tho 1'eniplo,
-Mrs It. Q Tolbert, .Mistress of U.
oids ami Coiresiiondeiico; Mrs 11 C
Allen, Mistress of rinancu, MIbs Leti
Zlpt Davidson, I'totector of the Teui
pie, Mrs S L. Arnold, Guaid or tho
outer Temple, Mis .1 I- n Young
Past Ciller ot the Temple. Trustees
Mrs (leorge Davidson, .Mrs llonrv
Nix, Mis T S Nix.
Theio w ill be n. nicotine at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at which Him, i.,nu
who wish to becoinu charter members
or the Temple may ciimn mid Join.
KNAPPEN TO SUCCEER LURTON
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THE SHOE MAN Soles Shoes Fo
75 cents. At Old Stand, Next
Door to Arvin's Drugstore.
At the Lyric.
The l.yuc ins a splendid vaudeville
bill for this week Alba .t Ablot In a
hliiKlnir and talking comedy sketch
that's gieat They both have
exceptionally good voices and their
songs nio swell lhe Jokes are new
anil 'After Office Hours" made a hit
vviih the picked hom.0 last night
.Miss Knthcrluu runlet does some
clever lightning crayon work. A pic
tun which made an especial hit last
night was one of a lion which with
ii tow strokes alio deftly transfoiincd
into the mighiy Nlmrod of Africa
Koosevell, who shot It. While tliaw
ing tiie pictures sho keeps up a con
limiiil chattel that keeps the crowd
laughing 'ibis Is l cully an imiiMially
good bill New plenties tuiil songs
eveiy day
Walsh Makes no Comment.
Chicago, Jan 17 John Walsh re
celled news of tho supreme court!,
decision .u his offices in tho Grand
Central depot nut! lefusod to make
any comment or statement
MRS MORROW DEAD.
SArE CRACKED DY BURGLARS.
CVmc Committed at Rex, Near City
of Muskogee.
Mnskosee, Oklu Jan 17 Tho post
office at Hev. seven .lies north of
here was enteied by buiglars eml)
tills morning mid the safe rilled
(' ackKinen obtained three handled
doll us worth of stamps and escaped
Tin1 building w aB w locked by the ex
plosion CitieiiB weio awakened by
the uulse, hut found no clows
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Perkins Bios Co. showing novr
muslin wear, embroideries ami white
goods
New lied Seal (iiilghanis JOc
Itliih. Ilros Co
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I 1 JJhGn Manhattan Shirts
X fTWlllllll a Wo ,line put a'1 om JI(l"'"n '" Shirts Into tliU bale no
I V v lliSlllHli II reservations or exceptions Wr vo bought large lines of Spring
If' Vift J'f Willi II Shirts, and wo must inako room for them 'lake an Inventory
Y ) k WrXf II III 'J of everything you need In Shuts for any puipose, and como
y V li, WvV H II III 1 hero at onco Wo offer no uncertain Shlitn nt this salo but
X W'i' J'V-V'VySy IIIHI II Shirts mado by one of tho best Shirt Makers Nolo those vuluos
T X. s- "7' lir-f ni"' I'11'"' " ou "pect to fontluuu wearing Shirts, yuu'll do
i vf J hsz&r Sm well to stock up
1$a 4 TnMBi M& All $S00 Manhattan Shirts
Ml I I nmi luring this snlo on QC
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tlffl i II vlli, ASI $2 50 Manhattan Hlvlrts
M vH I X lltll lurlne this nalo O-I QC
j t r ! m it k'l i iiiii bt
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fti X S l'i0T''V A" " 'M Manhattan Shlrls during this sale IJ1 1C
iffl f"t JlfJ at . $iilJ
mj$ ,.v.a.'h'h'vviVihhVijji.'jjjjuuj.aa.uj..v.i'hvi. VmVhVjVVm!mVWnVVh
tri.. rfT 4A vmbwr 1 ui VTrMfrroTYy' i f " c r - rr"
A'l 12 00 Manhattan Shirts
tluri'ig this salo Ol C
at Ol iOU
All 1 75 Manhattan Shirts
during this n.ilu Ol Q(
vp I lOU
Was Brought Here From Paula Val
ley for Burial.
Yesterday morning lhu i villains of
Mrs Tniiicls Morion arilved from
Pauls Valley, Okla , and weio taken
to the home of Mis W It (Irahnin lu
the north pa it of the city, whole at
1 o'clock thu funeral services vvulu
conducted by Di .1 S Hill, and tho
burial was In Knst Mount Cemetery
Mis Monow died ot pneumonia, lif
ter a tlnee weeks Illness She was
visiting hoi Mm, John Morion, and
family at Paula Valley, Okla, when
sho was taken hlt'k She had lived
111 Ciieeiivllle leu yeais coming Irom
Paris She was 57 yeais old ami u
native of Arkansas She vv.ib a good
chilstlan, n member of then llaptlst
cuuicii snu loavi'H two suns, John
and JauiuK Mib Morrow was highly
esieeimd by all who knew her and
hei death villi cause wirrow to many
menus lu tins city
Nomination of Mlchlaan Man Sent to
Senate.
Washington, Jim 17 Piesldent
T.ift today sent to the bcnito the noni
Illation of United States Dlstilei
Judge ioyal Knappon of Michigan, to
biicteed Judge Horace l.urtoii an
Judge of the United States circuit
court of the Sixth chcult Arthur
DenlMin or Michigan was nominated
to succeed Juclho Knappon on tho dls
ti let bench
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noe specials or interesi
to You, Ones that Cannot Be Matched
Take Advantage of Them.
These are odd lots and broken lines of tho drossiest and
nost popnlai shoes for men. women ami children. Thoro nro
only a revv of each site nnd stylo but tho variety of styles la
largu and tho sUes In most all kinds. Thoso nro exceptional
values in uvery respect and wo want jou to como and get your
shine.
Women's high class shoes In tho patent leather, vlel Wd, etc.,
Mlllnliot llinn ,.! l ..
j . v. .... U11U uunun, wen .xtclvay and turn solos, soma
X with cloth tops, thoy aro unusual values at regular rrlcoB ot
tl - ,0 "00. now they ai0 ,,8S ,u .,
Men s liandsomo shoos In the paleut, vlel, boic calf, vulour, etc..
hluchoi lacn and huli.ui. welt soles, these aro tho most perfect
shoes for nil occasion most nro Hi liau.ni and llrown Shoo Co
ttylos, all widths, but nro thu broken lines of our handsome
winter slock, tu close them out wo am offering values from
K60 to JfiOtt Mr j,ss ,0 mo
IWlnuco of our odd lots and broken lines lu chlldrens school '
shoes In tho viol kid, intent leather, hlucher lace and button
most all nUon, substantlnl shot jor Bcbool vveur, regular
prices r.flc to 2 50 now thoy aro as0 to $1.88
Malaiico or our wool and silk dioss goods uro'alY retirked ut a
saving or 25 per eout. In this you will find desirable mator
litis ror skirts and vvnlats. ohlldrena school drossy, etc nil this
season, style, now ut :5 pcI-C(.nt otr
lliilnnco or our viuiiieiis handsomo tnlloiod suits and wraps,
left from this falls heavy selling, go now at halt price. Theso
como lu tho richest similes, all now stylos, long coats, plain
nnd plaited skirts, period lilting, most uoautltul stylus, reg
ular prices which vvoro very- low at $5 81 to $21 GO now thoy
ftre $202 to $12.25
llilauco or our umlorniuilln loft Troiii this wlnlois stock, thu
lot Is broken buUthoro am mon all sl70s In (lie lot many
Hyles In gowns, skirls, corset rovers and drawers, runrlioti
"nw at 33 1-3 per cont ort
Wo have sonm extra vnhien In remnants In tho way of short
lengths of calico, domestic, percales, gingham, etc., all cloan
now goods, now marked nt 33 1 3 per cont off
Short lougfhs of rlblion, Ince. onibioldery, etc., many kinds and
wlJ,lls t 1-3 off
OUR STORE CLOSE8 PROMTLY AT 0 O'CLOCK ON
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
Tor Mayor.
J. C White authoilus the nnuouiice
ment or himself as a candidate Tor
niayoi of the City of (Ireenvillo, sub
jcet to the tlty deuoi ratlc prlmaiy
election Mr While has lived In the
city many years and has been a am
oessful business mini all of that tlim
Ho Is thoioughly ccmvorMint with the
needs of the illy and believes In whin
Is toi tho welfaie of all the people
Mr White is iiiogreSHlio lu his Ide.u.
and will favor all thai lb for tho build
Ing up of the tlty llu Is u bolluvei
in mi economic il ,iiluiliil..tr.it!on of
tho city lliiuncos and If elected will
do all that Is possible lo advance tho
Intel ests of the peuplu llu In h
chrlstlnn gentleman. Inmost and ca
liable and If elected will give all hU
time to thu duties of lhu nlTlco. llu
Is fully capable of making a good or-llclal
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DEATH NEAR CAMPBELL.
M.
D. Parker Passed Away Sun
day Morning.
Mrs ,M I) Parker, aged 71 years,
lied of pncuniuul.i nt S ;i) Sunday
morning at the lesidencu of her sou
Jesse 1'aikei two miles lioithnest or
Campbell
Mis l'aiker is tho mother or I T.
Utilise, tho well Known cotton and gin
mini of Oroenvllle Sliu 'leaves a
largo family of giovvn up children to
mourn her loss, Tho remains wore
taken to Dallas county for burial.
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Wllllbm MacCauley In "Tho Little
Homestead,"
Tho company which lomos to the
King tills evening presenting the
lieiuitlliil ciiiotlonal rural drama of
Now England lire, "The I.lttlo Iloir
stciul' ib headed by William Macau
ley, that handsome clover young ncrt
or whose acting: has always delight
ed the Ilioatrogoers of lids city Ills
support has been selected with a care
ss to tho illness of the Individuality
of the characters to be bUKtHlnod
Tho icsult Ib manifested by tho pinlso
or me public and press. In such
capable hands lhe beautiful story los
es nono of lis refiesiiing simplicity,
nor lacks nothing or sympathy or
forio In Its appeal to human Inter
ests It lb by tho well known author.
W 11 Patton All spiclal scenery
iihed In this production and nu en
tire new third act is introduced
May Stewart.
At tho King opom houso Thursday
In Itomeo and Juliet will be an event
that will undoubtedly attiuct two
largo and fashionable houses Thoru
Is alHo suro to bo a tloslro on tho Dart
of tlio fair sex to sue tho gowns worn
by Miss Stovviirt ami con puny which
are claimed to bo very magnificent
Miss Stewart will wear two gowns
during tho evening valued ut more
than $1(101)1)4. One will bo heavily
Jeweled brocade over a petticoat Of
sutlu. hand embioldered Thu oilier
will bo u silver gause, hand woven.
und hand ciubrohlurud by tho peasuuls
in 1 ranee ine tnreaus are genuine
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Rare Bargain In Lace Curtain,
Just come in possession of a large
shipment of lace curlulus ut a much
uuUerurlce which onublos us to give
yyu a very luige curtain big and
long enough for any window In thu
Stale ins to the window vti SOc.
Hhlcli about ono-tblrd of tho us
ual price t)ut thuy wm sold at. They
must be Mti W be appreoliitod. A
look 'will not be reamted. A. M.
l)ay)t!i, Conmr Biore.
Tho Darling lien of Stoves mill
Ilanges aio tho onoa that idcase. 1'
M Ualkc
On alt llox I'apeiu. We want to
close out our entllo line of box
papers tnls week mid you don't
want lo in I bH this b.Uu Most
)it I lien i aro natoiu-IluruburtH
nndiWjltlngu goods. You know
what they aro
All school tnblotB go in this
salo at 3 for n dime. Can you
afford lo miss this sale'' Wo
hope you wont
Perkins Pharmacy f
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Preserved Chor-
Wes.
Preserved
Strawberries.
Bulk Mince
Meat.
Boston Bell
Boneless Herring-Cod
Fish and
Newport Mackerel.
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The Pur Food Qroctr.
Ileal! little , S. Blonrwall BtreL
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Ilargalu Counlor Sliuos, cholco , 60o
Cut pricos on all shoes for men, women and children all now.
Mens and boys stills and ovurcoutu at 1-3 off regular prlco.
$300 lint at $,95
Wo aro showing Now Spring Clliighntus, Now Sllkii, Now Laces,
Now Hinbroldorles mid Munllu Underwear.
PRICES CUT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
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Outfitters for Men, Women and Children
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For Groceries and Feed
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