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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
A Cure That Astounds The Doctors.
Recovery Of Little Annie Harris, After
Seven Doctors Had Failed

and he kept his word. She is now
in good health and attends to her
household duties. All her former
evils have passed away I consider
her health
PERMANENTLY RESTORED.
and all by DR.. ]. D. McLenan-
His methods are peculiarly his own
and simple safe and efficacious.
1 CONSIDER HIM A GREAT
BOON
to suffering humanity. All who
visit him will find him a polite,
agreeable, accomplished gentleman.
l am connected with the San Anto-
Mo Light. Anyone wishing in
formation can address me in care
of that paper at my residence. No,
80 Seventh Street, San Antonio,
Texas. r. e. TArum.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
A Quiet Xmas.

Sinner and Moulton both enjoyed
the quietcst Christmas this year
than for some years past. There
we're no disturbances of any note
whatever, and while business was
xcellont. everybody seemed bent
IN spending Christmas as quietly
as possible. Az Sinner there were
tewer fire works than formerly and
10 accidents occurred to mar the
day. The GAzETTE's friendly
,oansel-to the boys seened to have
s}hle effect as but few gfrew6rka
we're discouraged on tie business
Streets,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
The Boss Sportsmen.

VIM. Wendtland is now the boss
sportsmen of Sinner, and all other
nimrods are envying him of his
good luck. 1t all happened this
way: Three men on horseback
were running a deer with hounds
out in the Kokernot pasture New
Years day, when Mr. Wendtland,
Frank Mewes, Julius Mittanck and
Theo Schuhman drove up in bug
gies bent ON hunting expedition.
They heard the hounds, and Mr..
Wendtland said that they must be
running deer, and suggested that
they all scatter out through the
brush and try to get shot. This
they did, and had hardly got to
to their places, when a deer dashed
passed Mr.. Wendtland, at only
eight or ten steps distarce. He
bla2ed away at it with both bar.
rels of his gun, and down it came.
1t was doe and had been sho
through and through with a win
chester. While Mr.. Wendtland
and his companions were skinnig
it the ongional hunters came up
and claimed it, butafter parley,
a compromise was affected and Mr.
Wendtland took the skin and one
quarter and the three men on horse
back took the rest.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
The Last. Leap Year Ball,

The Leap year ball given by the
ladies of Sinner for the benefit of
the Fireman's Band was very
pleasant affair and afforded the
young society people of the town
much pleasure. Misses Annie
Finkenstein and Selma Mueller, &C.
companied by Messrs. Walter
Eidelbach and Ben Kempe of
Flatonia, and Mr.. A. G. jackson
and lady, Misses Eula Cherry,
Mimic Cherry, Mollie Franks, Ina
Jp,ykson, Mrs. R. S. Burke and
M. j. Koch, j, E. Cherry, Ellis
Dockery and John Tonncnberger
Of Moulton were present. The en-
trance fee was put on popular
basis so that the receipts were not
large, still some 500 was cleared
for the band.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
We are prepared to meet all com,
petition in the sale of corn, oats
bran, hay, etc, Aug. J. Schmidt,
Pro. :, e. L. Ruhman, Mgr.

1T is an old saying that the
first twelve days following Christ
mas will indicate what the twelve
months of the coming year will be;
wet or dry, fair or stormy, Accord
ing to this, June will be a wet
month and rain will fall from start
to finish. July will be fair aid
dry. August will be mixed weather
and on the whole, the season will
be q good one.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
SINNER, TEX. WE'D. JAN. 6, 1897.
The Leaders.

y
Y The indications are that there
xilf-5e moro ae,rstN3 vrectea IN
ellis pnrt Of LayacaVcounty this
season than for some time past,
and there will be decided demand
for first class machinery at reason
able prices. Such of our renders
rs are contemplating buying gin
ming machinery or who want new
boilers or new and improved ma
.ehinery of any lind, would of
purse prefer buying from a firm
Kcar home, 1t is With pleasure
3bhat the GAZETTE recommends TO
Such persons the firm of Ward "
spalmic of Cuero. They handle the
best grade of machinery, and will
save you big percentage on your
order. You do not have to give
your order TO an agent, but can
deal direct with the members OF
the firm in person, who are both
practical men, aud who will go and
zee that you get what. you want.
This firm put in the machinery
fpr the Sinner Oil mill and better
working machinery can not be
found in this part of Texas. They
have established NJ reputation for
honest, practical dealing that will
live as long as the firm of Ward &
Palmis live. Take our advice and
give them your order and save
money.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
LIFE A POSITIVE BURDEN.
Although Treated By the Best and
Noted Physicians, She Grad
ually Grew Worse.
Quickly Cured By DR.. McLonnan.

About three months ago | began
to hear a good deal Of DIR. J. D
McLennan and of many wonderful
cuses he had effected on persons
who are known to me.
l finally decided to take my wife
around to see him. She has been
for the past four y airs in very del
icate health, and Notwithstanding
she had previous to this heen treat
Ell by our best and notedphys-
clans, she gradually grew worse,
and life was a positive burden.
After DR.. McLennan took charge
of her case,
SHE BEGAN TO IMPROVE
FROM THE FIRST TREAT
MENT,
and after ten days had expired, to
my JOY, be gave me the positive
assurance that he could cure her
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
Extraordinary

A Times reporter started out yes
terday afternoon to investigat the
work done by DR.. Mclcnnan, the
man who is creating 50 much sen
sation by his wonderful cures in
this city. The first place visited
was that of Mrs. S. B. Harris, $50
Taylor Street, East Waco. Mrs.
Harris met the Times man, and
when informed of his mission. invi-
ted him in. Thereporter soon told
her he called to ask her some ques-
tons about her little daughter, An
ME. who has been an invalid.
my little daughter Annie has been
an invalid for some time" said
Mrs, Harris.
SHE HAD HIP DISEASE,
the consequence of fall got over
two years ago. / had all the best
doctors in Waco examine her case
and attend upon her, but none
seemed to do her any good or give
her any relief from the terrible pain
she suffered continuously. When
| first took her to DR. McLennan,
SHE WAS CROOKED AND DE-
FORMED.
but she is not so anymore, and now
she jumps around as if nothing was
the matter with her Since the
first treatment DR.. McDennan gave
Annie, she has not cried or suffered
any more pain.
1T LOOKS LIKE A MIRACLE.
to cure such a case in three weeks
after seven doctors had worked on
her without effect or Improvement.
1t was my intention to take Annie
to Philadelphia to have her treated
before she was put under the
skillful treatment of DR.. McLennan
and bad made up my mind to
spend $4,000 to have her cured, as
it was not a question of money, but
a question of my daughters health
with me. tried to get DR.. Nc
Lehman to guarantee cure, but he
would not agree to guarantee any
thing, hut said he was satisfied he
could cure her. Eie has kept his
word and everybody thinks it mir
aculous."-Waco Times.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

Quite number of our ex-
changes came in as usual last week,
not having taken a holiday. The
GAZETTE did not enjoy its vaca
ton, as every hour in the day some
one was asking, 'Wh is the n a ter
with my paper this wcsk?" For
this reason, we will issue Christ
mas week in the future.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

The Young people enjoyed a
"Tacky party at the opera house
Tuesday night of last week. About
twenty-five couples participated
Some of the costumes worn were
unique and striking TIE young
people report having had worlds
Of fun.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
A LIVING SKELETON.
Struggling in the Shadow of Death
For Three Years With a Dis
ease That BaiIled all Skill.
Saved BY Dir. McLennan.
DIR. MoLENNAN I:

DR.. McLENNAN:
Dear Sir-No one appreciates
any more than | DO my speedy re-
covery at your hands from disease
that had bafflcd all other skill and
kept me in the shadow Of the grave
for three years. When | COM
menced your treatment, was Il
living skeleton and so weak that
[ had to be carried to your Office.
The almost immediate effects of
your wonderful medicine was man
fest within q few minutes after
taking the first dose. Improve
ments Went on iapidly and today /
am strong and free from suffering
My heart is regular and / have no
moro trouble with it. Yon may
refer others similarly affected to
me, 1t is pleasure 70 recom-
mend them to phereI know they
can be helped, Yours truly. &
Il J. WoRTlnNGToS.
Crawford, McLcppnn Co., TexQs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

Fine Fail and w,i.svl Alllngry
Just received the prottiesg and lat
est styles of Ladies ND Misses
hats, consisting of fine trimmed
hats, French patterns, also Walk
ing hats, Sailors, Tam O'Shanters,
ETC., and the prettiest line of Babies
caps and Hoods, Also beautiful
line of Capes, Belts, Dress Goods
and Trimmings at 0. H. Deutsch's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
Married.

James Louis Culpepper and Miss
Ollie Dykes were married at the
home of the BRIDES parents, about
three miles from Sinner Tuesday
night of last week. The gTpom is IL
son u Thomas culpeppGE They
will make their home on ]. L. Gull
peppers Lard
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
The Georgia Minatrela.

The celebrated Georgia Ministries
will appear at the Opera House
next 4. Tlhq u! night San Il. tlk
They come in Their own private
.ear. A splendid show guaranteed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

The GAZETTE begins the new
year with about twenty new sub
scribers picked up during the hol-
idays.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
YOU CANNOT BE CURED.
1t is Waste of Time and Money to
Try.

This was the expression Of my
physician after he had treated me
for long time and learned that I
was about to put myself under the
treatment of DR.. McLennan. But
l did try, and am entirely cured.
IL is now over year since DR..
McLennan treated me, and
/ NEVER FELT BETlER
in my life. / am
TWENTY POUNDS
heavier Than 7 was a year ago. +
live at South Bosque in McLcnnan
county, Texas.
Mps. J. H. HANNAH.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

Mrs. F. P. Luck spentthe holt
days visiting home folks at Plato
MIA
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06
COMING 10 SINNER

Dr.. McLennan Will be in Sinner
At the City Hotel from, q P, M
Wednesday Jan. 9Th, 10 70 noon
Jan. 9TH, where he may be consul
ted free Of charge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-01-06

Mrs. G. II; Flato spent lastweek
on a. visit amongst. her Flatonia
friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Z. l.. Power went 10 Portland
yesterday on business
The Lebanon tram jumped the track
this forenoon, making it several hours
late.
DIR. J M. Keene, the dentist, passed
through Albany this week for Medford
where he will locate.
The city rounelI Of Seattle last night eI-
&c ed I Humsk mayor, 10 succeed w ID
Wood, wbo went to klondike.
DIR. Driver in the Tacoma revival con-
Quoted by him secured thirty converts,
some said 10 be prominent citizens.
G. II. DslryupIe was up from Gold
htil yesterday investing 10 furniture for
HE new Law offiee,J. P. Dodge outfitting
him.-Ashisnd Record.
W. Z. Chandler spent several days at
Lower Soda with his wife during :he past
week He reports that she is improve
ing In health -Lebanan Advance.
Mrs. Heudriekson came down from
Albany Wednesday morning and At
present is the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. A. J. Goodman -Independence
Enterprise
Proi. w. r Drager has purchased 4
hall interest in the grocery store Of ".
T. schulier. Mr. DTager will continue
TO serve as principal OF the institute un-
ul The close OF the school year-Jeffer-
ton Review
DR. A GSseniosier arrived this morn
ing from Arlington. but goes to Portland
tomorrow. He xill return next Thurs
day, after which date he will be found
al his office 10 the vogt block. The
DAlles NJ
4 number OF friends OF Fred P. MT
ting. editor Of the Democrat. attended 4
pleasant birthday party given last even
ing al hls residence in ho1or Of his 4lst
birthday.-Eerald. Not so extensive a.
that, only six irieads at T.
T:ae family Of P P. whitnty, travel
ing freight agent OF the S P. lines in
Oregon. leave in q few DAYS TO take up
their future residence at Salem. Mrs
Whitney and Mrs Phil Metschau. wife
oil the state treasurer, are sisters.-Ash-
land Record.
Miss Bertha Ellis returned this neon
from her weekly trip 10 Corvallis. Last
night she aud Miss Nash gave q concert
which met ~ith general favor by Coryal-
lie people OF whom a large number were
present Mrs. Z. ". Lsngdou and Ms.
Z. d. Cusick attended from this city.
Evangelist Lindsey closed his meetings
W "Wednesday evening As result OF the
meetings, Frank Miller and Miss Della
Hardy united sith the N. Z. church and
Mrs A. Hall united with the Baptist
church, las. Sabbath. Rev and Mrs.
Lindsey left yesterday morning for Port
land, and will sson go east--Lebanon
Advance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Propst returned
last evening from their trip to Washing
ton. They were in Olympia, Spokane
and Pennington, visiting relatives. Mr.
Propst brought back some of he AL
wheat raised near Pennington. Il
would not be classei as second grade
here, and like all their wheat is put up
uncleaned-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26
Cur Trip to California

Los ANGELES, Nov. Is, '97.
After getting lsf, at Sissons we were
strelling around town ard everyone
seemed strange to US. In about half au
hour we ran across an old frieLd, Mr.
James West and we told him we got
left and he invited us to 90 home with
him and stay for the night aud OF course
the opportunity was taken. James and
family used 10 live in Tangent some two
or years ago. They were very obliging
and courteous. We found that he wss
busily employed in the big sawmili at
Upton and the weather there was cold.
The next morning We arose and founsl
the ground was two inches deep with
snow. Il being too stormy for work
James took as around and We saw the
immense lot OF lumber which was being
cut into box lumber. We went all
through the box factory. They employ
many hands In the afternoon we went
into Sissons TO awaii cur train. We
wish to express our thanks 10 aiss Gol-
1a West for a fine lunch to take with us
When we arrived at Sissons we ran
across Frank Caldwell. another pArty
who used TO i've ia Tangent. Al 5 o'clUck
the train came and we bade our friends
goodbye for Sacramento After leaving
Sissons we wound around hills and deep
canyons from there until We got to At
Shasta soda springs. There the train
stopped ) minutes 10 get drink oil soda
water. we took big drink. i. 10 fixed
up in fine shape, with q nice building
built up sround ghe spring and nice
fountain In /, all one has teI do IL 10
take dipper and oatch all you want.
The next toxn we came TO Was Duns-
muir. II is = small place in canyon
between two big steep mountains. There
they took of one engine. They had q
long train OF II cars. Il was down grade
from there on. Il being in the night we
dropped TO sleep for awhile aud when We
awoke we found ourselves in Reddiug
We were told that it was very noun
tainous all the way from Dunsmnir to
Redding. We found Redding = nice
booking town, nice country around there;
il was by moonlight. The next place OF
Importance was Delta. Ii is beautiful
place. Then Red Buff. where the train
got at l2 O'Clock at midnight. The coun-
Try in and around there was hil.y with
not much farming land. It Was q large
place and beautiful lot OF nice flowers
OF all kinds were in bloom and palm trees
too numerous for anything. Chico is a
lovely place with lots OF nurseries and
vineyards. nice flowers growing out Of
doors. win quit Of at Ch'ce in this.
YoUSG AMERICA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26
A Meyer Dividend

Ju6ge searns yesterday ordered Ben
Selling, assingee OF ]. NJ. Meyer & Co. .
to pay dividend of IL per cent to the
creditors, and to retain on hand the div
idends OF the creditors whose claims are
contested until the contests are determ-
ined. One oil the contested claims is that
OF the Albany Woolen Mills Com pany ior
$97, 900. Counse. for the assignee stated
that $35, 600 OF this amount was admitted.
and accordingly the dividend OF II pc +
cent will be paid on that portion OF the
claim, ana the dividend on only the bal
ance withheld. The assignee Was al.
lowed $3.50 for his services and the at
torneys 1900. TLs toi0l amount OF all
claims other than the contested claims
aggregate about 100000. II the con-
tested claims prevail, the IL per cent
dividend vii: consume all of the assets,
and otherwise the remaining creditors
will receive an additional dividend OF 20
or 23 per cent.-Oregonian
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26
LEBANON.
From the Express

ttC
Mrs. r. @. Miller left Monday for
Albany to visit few days with her
daughters.
Mrs. J. W. Cusick came out from Al
bany Saturday and spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives here.
Hugh Nixon lett Monday for Phoenix
Arizona. with the intention OF locating
there. Hugh was born and raised in
Lebanon.
We received an interesting communi-
cation this week from Miss Minnie NJ.
Beard, describing her trip to Juneau,
Alaska. and also the town OF Juneau.
Jason Wheeler and Tom Morrison. oil
Albany, came out to Lebanon Saturday,
and remained till Monday, to attend the
revival meetings in progress in this city.
r. Thom, who has been visiting his
family in this city for severa! days, re-
turned to his mine, above Foster, on
Monday. sr Thorn says that he and
Mr. Sturtevant are getting along nicely
with the work at their mine aud expect
to be able to work it all winter
Franz Settle has sold his harness shop
to E. L.. Power. of Albany. Mr. Power
will take charge the first OF next month.
He has rented the residence on Second
street where Dave Peterson formerly
lived. and will move into il soon.
A. McCallam and son. Leslie, left
Tuesday evening for San Francisco. The
former will visit month or 30 in Cali,
iornia, and the latter will enter Cooper
medical college in San Francisco. II will
be remembered by many OF our readers
that leslie studied medicine under DR.
Lamberson last winter.
]. S. Hughes. proprietor OF the Leba-
non Electric Light and Wafer Works.
has just received patent fH the inven.
ton of a tool for CLEANING sewers. The
tool is especially designed to cut and re-
move roots from sewers. This ingenius
contrivance has a chisel attachment with
which the roots are cut, and Ii is also
provided with hooks for the purpose OF
removing them
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26
HOME AND ABROAD.
smiIe,'s clean printing.

smile,'s clean printing.
KomonA-pure spices.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try schillinx's Beat tea and baking poEder
shirta and eoIlars speciality at tie MAJ
nolia Laundry
Will Il Sta always have In stock
lat-st novelties in all lIaes Of jeselry.
TaEe the U c & z eteamsr for Portland
down riyer on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurl
day.
Ii you care for good bread ask for ''Re1
CroEn" -four. Eyer. groo1yman in tow
has it.
The Albany Dressed Beef CO. are run
ming bore mill for making chicken feed.
Call and get some.
Do you use crackers? Just a. veil have
The best They COS. no more Frah one
at kenton's C4sh store.
fou viii Always 6nd a 6ne line of lev
elry At Viii & Stzrks. Do not buy before
examining their gOods-
When you want choice steak, : nice
roast or meat Of any kind. call On Henry
brodezs- He kseps the best
ane ironing board, made by Mr. Ed
Davidson, may be sen al Hopkins Bros
II mas folding Iegs.is cheap and lie just the
hing for convenience Get one.
TIE best meats Of ali kinds and good
treatment AZ the Albany Dressed Beef
Conpzny's market. just doEn Second
street. Good weight and prompt attend
tion.
The New York wOrid has begun an
attack on foot bAIl and declares Il TO Be
ths most brutal game plzyei not~ithstand-
Ing the Pitskborz papers long list shoE-
ing many more taialHles IN othrr games
1t gives loog list Of eight fatalities this
season alone and lboaE go seriG1s acci-
dents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-26

ARKTsTEp.-Jas. Shields was arrested
last night for disorderly conduct. and
placed in the city jail. He Was fined S.
and costs. which lie will serve cot.
Rev. j. Fenton, OF Corvallis, was
IN the city today.
License was iesue1 today for the mar
risge cl l. ;; John and Miss Julia T..
Turner, Of oakville.
Mr. Frank Walsh, OF the Perdleson
wooien Mills, s former employ &C of the
Albany mills, is in the city on a visit.
Mckinley Mitchell. OF 6eFvait. vas
in town to-day. He Is buyiHg possso~s
for shipping q, Is csnls. He says there
is big crop on the coass Journal.
W. +. DeAkins, Of Cisck&mas. former
Iy assessor OF Linn county. EAs IN the
city Thursday. ". +. Savage, Of Al
bang. formerly = deputy under Mr..
Deakins vas visiting Mr.. DeAkins this
week Oregon City Press.
Mr.. Julia Kendall. residing near the
Z r church, while reaching 40 iron q
chair slipped and fell 10 the door. badly
sirAining herself IN several places. Re-
cessi.ating the calling Of physician DIR.
Mrs. Beers attended her.
j. W Irvine, of Mebams, was Salem
visitor yesterday, having come here for
the purpose OF completing arrangements
preparatory to going 10 his old home IN
Newry, County D1wn. Ireland. i0g a
three or Ionr months' visit with relatives
and friends, from ~hEm he t as been sep
ATaiSd aoF nearly twelve yeAFs.-Journai.
F.A. Riggs, OF Charlottesville. Linn
county, was in Oregon City FRIDAY. This
il the first visit Mr.. Riggs has made TO
Oregon City since 1916, when he lived
here for . short time. The only men
living here nov who were in Oregon City
in 1873 are " G johnson and Mr.. Moss.
Mr.. Riggs Was called to Portland by the
death OF a relative Salem Jourdsi.
In it's account OF the McMinnyille-
Fores, Grove foot bail game the Iele-
phone Registe. compliments tao ALBANY
men as follows: Lair Thompson was
the star OF the day: his iackling stewart
aud two end runs were the star features
OF the game and here it should be noted
he is the smallest man in the team.
Knapp played the tinesi game OF his Iiie:
He Was pitted against one oil the best
eeuters IN the country bat knapp's
strength aud weight was more than
uAtCu iof nis VPFoHcuA
nRuwNsoS-GkAHAA wApDiSo
Mr.. Mark T. Browsou and Miss Rache'
Graham, OF this city, were united IN
marriage last evening, at The residence
OF the brides parents, on flrs' street.
The ceremony Was performed by Rev. u.
A, Manshardi. The bride and groom
stood under a beautiful wedding bell oi
chrysanihemums, pendent from horse
shoe. They we're attended by Misses
Birnie Sims and Mary Graham and Jo-
seph To. bet and Johnny Graham. The
wedding march vac played by Miss Ella
Torbet. The bride looked handsome IN
a pretty white silk en- train and bridal
veil. About thirty relatives and frienl'
witnessed the happy event. hne re-
past followed and The remainder oil th'
evening was spent in sociabIlity. music
etc. The groom is young man OF ex
cellent character and quite popular. th.
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J
}. Graham, and is a young lady OF goo'
attainmer Is. A host OF friends will unite
in vel wishes.