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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY.

Eastern MISUNDERSTANDING the price
you ask. il seems to me that this lot Is
very small.
Western Hustler-But you must re
member that this il new town, and
growing like all possessed. That lot rs
young yet.-New York Weekly.
Teacher Ito little Johnny What
mount did the ark rest ony
Little JOHNNY don't know. ma'am.
Teacher--Oh, yes. you do-Mount Ar
Ar.
Little Johnny Oh. yes. know
Mount Ar-ra-ra- boom de aye arper's
Bazaar.
allow singularly appropriate it il that
the street ear horses should wear flags
on Memorial day!"
why so."
well. they're mostly veterans. you
knox."-Dctroit Tribune.
Jinks Don't You think that the in
tentions q French duelisis are more
honorable than is generally conceded.
Filkins yes; as rule they aim
high,- brooklyn Life.
Merchant Ito applicant)-Do you
think you know enough TO assist me in
the officer
Boy Know enough! Why. left my
last place because the boss said
knew more than he did.-Socicty jour
nal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

commander Ia chef u the government
forces ia ilsa1stura<. - a sawyer BY pro
fsssson and Anew nothlns II the trade II
y ar DE;l until called % the frouS ~
Tire revolutionary uprising. His iron
rule II TIE osantry has shown that be
Possesses genuine military genius
Ex Postmaster. General Wanamsker
and the party Of his friends sho have
t.een upon long pleasure trip IN the
wet have arrived home Ia PhilsdeiphiA-
They Travelled 1900 miles s.nd were gone
nine weeks. part Il the time being spent
IN Mexico. At many places IA Mexico
Dir. Hanamaker had reception from
the government officials
Dayorak. tho bohemian composer,
Who last week conducted some IT his
ow music ~ the worlds fair, declares
that the possibilities ~ an American
school q. nusle lie In the southern ne
gro melodies HE believes that Ameri.
can com osssrs should study these songs
ana build upon them.
Ex President Benjamin Harrison is
already al work on his course 81 lee
lures on international law. which he
viii deliver at the Stanford university
In California next October. When con-
pleted add delivered the lectures viii be
printed as text book on the subject u
which they treat.
San Francisco Cinnamon have boy
cotted Mrs Geary. wife Of the author ~
the Chinese deportation law. As the
Chinese are the hired girls OF the
Pacific coast, the situation Is said To be
embarrassing and unpleasant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
sIAIs PRESS SENTIMENT.

The federation - American merchan.
ics has lost Its treasurer, a man by the
name 81 Lamb. lie evidently believed
that the millennium was az hand. that il
vas time for the lion and the lamb a.
unite company. Whea he has spent al
his money he will 10 unleccived and
hud that tho good old times are still on
earth Maskegon News.
4 jury has Just convicted an electric
meter - faisifying iis returns Gas
tneters we're known 20 l,c hardened san
ners long ago. bat this evidence against
the messurcr o, the nes power will
puncture human faith severely Is the
whole race - meters e. be hereditariiy
'aintsd' Muskegon Chronicle.
The gold cure cannot renew moral
integrity in those Who have become he
generate. a. proved by the case - 4. H.
Milburn. the unworthy con ~ worthy
father. Chaplain Msllmru hss now
a harder thing - bar than phvsi
cal blindness or poverty saginaw
News
The depression in trafe and finances
results from uncertainty as o. what the
Democrat administrator and congress
Wi 10 "a 90 the currerey snd the - ~
People who wanted cfSnge and voted
far Cleveland are getting IL saginaw
Courier Herald
When Private Secretary ThugheT's
faita - not engaged N hooking az he
can anf plenty q employment far e n
lust fyin1 the administrative Hawaiian
policy Thaf's here m ahle-t-zii.si faiEh
= needed liefFusf fsitune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

President Cleveland authorizes tho
statement that he wAl call Aa extra s.s-
Sion II congress 10 convene not later
thar September -. unless unforeseen
coni .ngescirs shall arise 70 make the
boiling - me SESSION impraetieahie.
10 his authorized intervisw be states
ths condition no~ coEfroatlng The pro
PIE with admlsable eiearncss- The gov.
esnment j. depicting its gold reserve 10
carry cot the terms o; the sherman law.
In other words IL Is raObing the treasury
q s,ld 10 Buy silver. Inc pernscious
cess Il such policy Is TOO apparent Ia
deceise any Intelligent person into be
llesing that a.tefiof causes are at tho
b..ze < our financial difficulties
ils pointssils asserts that while We are
draining Our gold reserve % buy silver
foreigr governments arr capturing our
gold % bolster up their own credit. To
defeat the ~e..Acning power u the Sher-
nan az al.d T. protect our credit from
further impairment by reason " the dc
portatiou u gold 10 the old world be
~ili call az extra session u congress- 1t
nlAy sell he regretted that seeming
uecr-slty FOR such acton eon,ronts the
people. bat that Il does. Is sufficient ia.
centive u prompt every patriotic citizen
- forcgo partisan elimination 10 lend
ths government his active sympathy IN
untang!ing our involved financial al
fairs
Mr.. closelands words u counsel and
caution wall be taken by many partisans
as a confession % weakness. but they
are brave. generous uttersnces and are
entitled - full faith and credit by the
people
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Heavy fogs have hung over the lake
for two days. Boats have been lying in
ports waiting for clear weather. The
Siberia went ashore oil Port Huron. the
Iron King near Partridge Point and the
Mineral Slate on Monitor island.
Jerry Laughlin. serving seven years
for burglary, and Thomas kneeboDc.
two and one half years for the same
prison Sunday and disappeared IN the
bush.
Hart is booming A fifteen.year con.
tract has been lci for electric lighting.
an ts.us0 school house is completed.
sewer and water mains are being laid
aud buildings are going up.
At Sunday morning dance in De.
troit Jacob GraBahowski shot Charles
piorskwi twice IN the neck lie has
been held 10 await the result ~ the
shooting.
There seems o. lie but little doubt
that the schooner sunk on Lake Huron
by the steamer Corsica was the Corsi-
can, which was bound for Cheboygan.
The thirty fifth volume II the Palla-
dium viii be on sale al Ann ArboT to-
day. This.i@ the brightest thing gotten
out by the rats - the 10 NJ
Bay City and Saginaw played game
- hail Sunday at the former place, de-
spite the warning Of the police. Arrests
are nov in order.
The cheese makers - Isnavee coun
Is and nbgtbern Oht5 have decided 10
keep the prices up TO the present stand
ard
IN engine and truck ceilided IN De
troii SUNDAY night while going 70 fire.
The truck horscs had b. he shot
saturday night the county sheriff
raid-d the tiives "a baldwin This n
the frst attempt t. close them.
The new First presbyterian church At
nax City Mas aciica'ei yssterfsy with
Impressive ccremouy.
I.uczs scberaefhorn snd sic q
Di-ncndale celebrated their golden wed
dog sunday.
he State Hort5cDitars socsefy rilI
held - june a8eeiing NJ sheihs Jane
il aud Ia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Secretary II State JocAim has issued
the Michigan Manual for l-so. As usual.
IL appears ia a brilliant cover II rcd
The eontents include ever, thing the
average Michigan nan ought 10 knos
about the eiEsl government It the state.
Ii is a nlne q detailed information On
politics. elections. state institutions.
state officers and state boards. besides
cootaining large number u excellent
pictures Of state buildings and officers.
The book is well arranged. better indeed
than any II lie predecessors. ~ell print
81. and Is credit u It's complies and
publisher.
Copies - the manual may be had
upon the usual conditions. which are
that you shall stand in with the pow
ers that he. The powers that be- are
members Of the legislature and state
oIiSsers. each Of whom u supposed "a
have limited number for distribution
among bis constituents; but each OK
whom will affirm by Andy Jackson and
George Washington's hatch< that his
quota WAS exhausted before tho book
was printed The secretary Of state,
after reserying copies for the ne~spa-
pers. Judges and school Libraries 81 the
state. Is permitted 10 reserve 800 Tor
sale. These may be purchased at a fair
price. Ii will be remembered that Mr..
Soper did brokerage business in Man
uais. but his successor will not depart
from the legal custom in circulating this
valuable state publication
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

When the Fifty first congress sppro-
priaiod s3oo0ooo q pay ChoctaS and
other in,8aus indsunities Tor thei-
lands. Il ess tsiievsd that consider.
s1h' part q Il aou1 70 80 the beue-
deiafiss asn,e,i II appears. haWeter.
thht a. army a claimants ranging freus
tlse sovereign sluatier 70 the lobby ias
ysr has appeared en the scene q appro-
pirate note thaa - per cent % The ap.
prepriason.
President Cleveland was advised q
the imyendinz avalanche q shysfsr
claimants. ard when ire variant for the
snm xas drsen - Secrsta-v Carlisle
payment vas deferred ~ Acting s~cre.
tary usmlis until tte president c,uli
Be heard ffasn. The probability IS that
~hes fte president hss SATISFIED bis ir,
vszt gation. the lseches vho have prsyea
uren the Irllians IN tAe pact 81 f,r
enee. ~ hessf. be fe'ie't
5t spp~ers that Al arrangement had
beer nsds tetse,u tbs hsFie . elaias-
sris a qsgnii e krrss snoust - - paid
inte o. hsasis = one snasvi,ioai arr ~
bin T. te Distributed smeug them
Ties zach q their soeid u % liberty
=, press hi- eislm aesinst RE individual
tsnestiafies so.i thereby esmpsets fhe
wors e rabbesY
Isfs q a.s.a hsa t-tu -fas.ssI q, ths,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

BAY City. Mich. June 5.-The owners
Of the tug Winslow have heard nothing
yet regarding the extent Of the damage
done To her. nor how the accident hap
pened. a curious coincidence in CON
nectlon with this tug is the fact that
year ago the underwriters were telc-
graphed Ia insure her June |. and June
she went ashore, and this year insur-
ance was again ordered June and the
tug went ashore june 2. The tug has
always been considered unlucky. and an
application was recently made to change
her name to ;. q. Fisher. but this has
not yet been acted upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Hundreds Dead and Thousands Are
Fieein. From the Plague.

CoSsrsSTISoPLE. June D Reports
from several cities Il Asiatic Turkey say
that the cholera has appeared in many
disticts and is spreading rapidly. Along
the lower Tigriss and the Schat FL Arab
rivers people are dying by hundreds
Whole villages have been deserted 10y
those fleeing from the pest The panic
has become SO great that few families
wait To bury their dead or even 10 nurse
their sick. but Tee To the next town TO
escape the infection. The fugitiyes from
stricken towns are spreading the cpl
demic with alarming rapiiity. Letters
from Bassora City say that 10000 per
sons have fled from Bassora province
alone
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

bud Army payaaasfsrs vii probably
dlstT.buts tie nsoaess. an1 rssAtfIl
c.slsaaass Ali bs P4id their Slams On
vouehsss. IL = esst4iasy = grateful N
gos&t.sn Ia The iass-silshonos<d rule.
which has bosn psrn-ttsd 10 stand s.nes
t,s s.ss t~x,aainx u ths government
The iEcians have Bee driven from their
lands. plgndered and deceived hong
euoazh. What fs~ remain should b.
accorded tbs faifesl treatment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
Kelley League Convention.

The first annual convention OF the
Kelley league Of the state Of Michigan
will be held at Ypsilanti Tuesday. July
as n nn Yra az 81 81 ,b see ns;.nt aS' ;usii
tute at Dwight are entitled
and voice in its proceedings.
TIE objects 81 the convention are to
perfect state organization. organize
local leagues and To ekct delegates 10
the national Kelley convention. which
Will be held Ia Chicago September L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

The Opening Session Gives Promise Of
Splendid liesults to- Follow.


MILWAUKEE. June 5.--The initiatory
exercises of the grand assemblage Of
physicians began at o'clock this after
noon by the convention ~ the American
Medical Editors association. The meet
ing proved very interesting and in
structiye one. About fifty members
were present and number of important
papers were read. The election or OIL
GERS for the ensuing year were IA fol
lows: Charles III. Hughes Of St Louis.
president; Frank Is. Foster Of New
York. vice president, and q. NJ. Gould
of Philadelphia. secretary.
The meeting WAS held in the Piister
hotel. after which splendid banquet OF
abont seventy spreads was served DIR.
Culbertson Of Chicago presided and in
troduced the distinguished DIR. Ernst
Hart OF the British Medical Journal.
who opened the speech making with a
lengthy and much applauded effort.
Some OF the other speakers were Cover
nor George W. Peck, Judge Flanders
and Hernon bleier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
STATE Concer, AZ buckingham.

LoSpoS. June IA state concert was
given to-day at Buckingham palace. IL
Was an occasion 81 unusual splendor.
more than 30 n the nobility and gen
try and - persons ~ distinction. British
and foreign. being present. The pfin-
cess % Wales and her daughters. the
prineesses Victoria and Maud. were
present. tsing their first share IN court
function SINCE the death u the Duke u
Clarence. The American legation was
represented b. Charge D'atiaires Nhste
aud Me1srrs Anderson and Cole.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

TaEgE appears to be very healthy
sentiment opposed 10 cutting an ugly
opening through John Ball park for the
purpose Of extending West Fulton
street The romantic beauty Of the
park would be despoiled by great.
gaping chasm in its very center. Inas-
much as no public necessity seems 10
demand the extension II West Fulton
street. II is very probable the common
council will Withhold its approval Of the
templated Disagreement Of the park
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Ann Arbor Democrat Students Make
IL Warm for Their President

Ans ARBoR, Mich. June J.James
A. Bordeaux. law -. president 81 the
Democrat club. is in peck Of trouble.
His management II the club and treat
ment II members has caused some dis
content that eliminated Saturday in his
impeachment by the club. Twelve dis.
tinct charges were preferred. embody-
ing bad faith with the club. use 81 pro-
fame and unbecoming language before
and concerning 1t, ana mieappropriating
funds To the amount If 80. Bordeaux
refused "a resign. ia order 20 escape To-
vestigaiion. but will stand trial Friday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

DrrEar. Mich. June 9. About l085
ociaez thia morning violent explosion
tos1k p.fee Ia the al. 81 q james Eoachs
;siBt si,8 oil store ~ NJ. sSf Nassisrd
avenue. snd tie FRO apartment were
eaiiesi b pat oat TIE fiane4 vhieh ~
suited iffet J h.xton vas badly
burned afsmi la. face ~ the cxpiosieu
Issss about - tsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Mr.. tfENEss. Mich, June 5.-Thc
club house 81 Charles Nernier. three
miles east az this city. vas struck by
lightning SATURDAY r4hi aud destroyed.
vith - contents Nrrnier WAS alone
suj ssieep when tie lightning struck
an'i sawed his hfe ~ jumping from tie
win,ioV lie dog war burned The
hnnsn va lnsnlen flr s2.sE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

MAYoK SruAKr's suggestion that the
city attorney be instructed To prepare
an ordinance establishing saloon limits
l. entitled To careful and intelligent con
sideration. BY fixing the localities ia
which saloons shall not be- permitted To
exist very much Of the annoyance To
which the council and residents are ex
posed will be quite removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

CHICsGo banks were equal 10 the
run" precipitsted 10y the spreading %
Wild and malicious rumors 81 an inn
pending financial collapse. The truth
- the matter Is. all the legitimate bank
ing institutions. legitimateiy managed.
are amply prepared 10 meet every ener-
gency likely 10 arise. The others ought
10 fail, and th. sooner the better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

l. doesn't paw to attempt any Ward
NcAllister business az the naval acad-
envy Cadet rhampkins failed 10 invite
the wife 81 the spperiutendentto receive
AZ the annual bali. aud has been placed
under arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

THEy are a susceptible lot down in
New York \ hoy tainted at a funeral
SUNDAY and one man Immediately be
CRIME violently inzane. while two mora
lest consciousness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

MRs. OLEsRY who owned the COW
that kicked over the lamp that set ire
a. Chicago in 1871. Is a resident OF Buch.
anan. Mich. IA an attraction on the
Midway she would make tho Nubians
sick with envy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

IT is to be sincerely regretted that
differences have arisen in the manage
ment ~ the Children's home. The in
stitution represents one Of the noblest
charities in the city and every one Of its
thousands % friends will be- pleased to
hear that the cause Tor the existing
settled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

ksLNsazao. Mieh.. gaae > NA8ag
r. l's.eFerguc va wxirg 90 a feie.
phene pale this msrHi9r> The pose
broke ani DsleFercns fs5l i distance <
fhFlf fset Bis - ss.s tsFakea in fao
flsces aud tis lsae ffishtfaisy Smashed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Ma DTcgr~soS is guest Il lambert
Tree in Chicago. The pilgrimage ~ ~
many Michigan democrats 20 tho white
city. just AZ tbs tiuie. Is mertiy a coin
iance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

EULALA will arrive in Chicago today
and the entire city government will
turn out to receive her. She has been
prepared against the inevitable shock
sure 10 follow the first sight Of the Chi
ca.o aldermen in body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

THFes Is no particular need - col
letting agencies IN Wyoming. 4 Ere
mont ,,unty man asked another to pay
a go bili The debtor refused. and the
creditor promptly shot him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
Lssr Saturday evening the Chicago

Lssr Saturday evening the Chicago
Journal devoted page To the Chicago
newspapers. The article is sp.endidly
written review of the rise and develop
ment Of the mstchless newspapers Of
that city. Its most charming feature is
it's absolute impartiality in ITS estimate
Of the character aud ability Of the men
who have made and now make the dailies
q Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

II The trustees q East Grand Rapids
are unwilling % enforce the Sunday
laEs they ought rot % expect cthers -
81 ~ for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Ns Boora - lingering near T. the
verge q the srrns heyend sno'her day
and &c wiH - gone
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Wasssxofos. Jene 5-For Lower
Msshigan. F4ir. aarnasr IN upper Mich
ixan 3est q uoEth Winds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

PHitApsLPHls = having an epidemic
- ssieiias Perpetual inertia - bound
% propagate sniei,isl dependency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

nue The nest pr,n5nent figure N t'ef
ira Amersga own. - his Es~.fIen -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

FrrKy banz ia Grsn,i Rapids = "a
saiis a. the nsess u Gsbssitas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14

versation here now is the trial of
Sam Burkett for the murder of
detective Horne, which of course is
fresh in the minds of the GAZETTE
readers. At noon Saturday all of
the evidence had been taken and
and the lawyers were arguing the
case. As we heard only one side,
we can give no opinion as to what
the verdict will be;but the evidence
though circumstantial, seems 20 be
very strong against Burkett.
Fred Diedrich went over to Shin
er Sunday to see the sights.
Our tonsorial artist, Harley An
derson, is going to leave us shoflly
to locate in Hillsboro. We are
sorry to lose Harley, but wherever
he goes he has our best wishes.t
Mr.. Editor we think you ought
to get lantern for Nota Bene, it
would be a great help to biur lille
out rustling for news, especially at
$3.50 p. M, and then it would save
ware and tare of the wire fences
hat hrppen in his way.
KID.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14
Correspondence.
MOULTON.
IT'S LOCAL NEWS.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
News notes this week are few
and far between; guess the editor
will stop our salary but this is the
best we can do.
y DIR. Nave and wife of Shiner,wcre
y town few hours Thursday.
y. Yeager went over to Smith
vi busiues the early part of
the W TX.
Mrs. R. S. Burke, of Merrett, is
here on visit to her father and
mother.
Ed More, of Affair, formerly night
operator here, was shaking hands
with his many friends here last
Wednesday,
f. Y. Semelmann gave another
performance of his wonderful
strength Saturday night.
Fred Jackson, who has been at
tending school in Austin, came
home Saturday to spend the holt
days with his parents.
Most of our citizens who have
been attending court at LaGrlngc,
came home Saturday,
The all absorbing topic of con
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14

of the grooms, on the 9th of Dec.
Paul Kuehn to Miss Lima thinner
mann, and Ernest Zimmerman to
Anna Kuehn. Rev. Gotleb Rapp.
Mossrs. Baur e Jaegli had ship
ped up to noon Saturday, 1000 bales
of cotton. The total shipments
from here are something over 5000
bales.
Editor Ward and Constable
Koehler were welcome visitors in
Moulton Saturday.
Messrs. j. G. Moore and W. II.
Sullivan came down from Flatonia
Saturday.
Mr.. Alfred Jungbecker of Sinner,
conducted the Moulton tonsorial
parlor several days in the absence
of our regular artist.
Messrs. Hughes andH.S.Andcrson
returned Saturday from a pleasant
trip to Waco and Central Texas.
The witnesses summoned from
here to LAGRANGE in the Burkett,
returned Saturday. The testimony
was closed on Friday evening, and
after hearing the pleading,thc Court
submitted the case to the jury at
10 p. m. Saturday,
Master Fred g'>[kson, SOD Of
Squire T. II. A9n, returned
from the state un1n " q Austin
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14
MoULToN, TEXAS.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
A double wedding occurred at the
residence of Mr.. August Kuehn,
father Of one of the brides and one
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14
LOOK HERE, FARMERS!
Here's Your Free EGG CASES at j. F. M1TTANCKs.

When yon purchase anything at
our store have the amount punched.
The case is made of tin, handsome
ly Japanned and ornamented. The
Filters are made of cloth paper and
very durable. Saves koth packing
and counting, obviates loss from
breakage and miscounts, and is an
ornament to any home. This case
will be given you when your cash
purchases amount to S20.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-14

Master Erred r7I3k8oN,
Squire T. II. -N9n, y
from the stato un1nN 2