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ST Luke's-R enton. Rev. Lionel A.
Wye, minister in charge. Service and ser
mon a. p. H.
West Seatsle-services are. held every
Sunday afternoon at TIE Halter school al
O'Clock Rev George BgZzeIle, rector OF
s.. Clements church, officiating.
ST Paurs Chapel-Warren avenue and
Republican street Rev Lionel A. Wye.
priest i'm charge. Sunday school at 2. -
a. IT. Morning prayer and sermon AZ II
a. m. Holy Communion on the nrst sun
day OF the month al II & n and or the
third Sunday at a. m
S.. Mary's-Woodlaud Park. Rev. II. H
Gowen in charge. Service and eEmon a
p. N. Mr.. Wilbur 8 Lewis, lay reader
Take Green Lake car; get on at "insio"
station.
south and Washington street Rev. George
Buzzeile, rector; residence, aSS twenty
a: m. Morning prayer ana sermon az Il
O'clock Celebration Of the holy COM
munion on the first sunday 81 every
day OF every month at a. N.
ST Mark church, Harvard avenue and
Spring street. Rev. j. L. ID. Llwyd. rec
tor; residence. 1873 Broadway. telephone.
and 10 7:30 D. N. Services al 80 and Il
se a IA, An welcome sosk,o IA rse yss1ed
Citizen and His Country" In the evening
the choir will give a musical programme
consisting OF Rudyard kipling's Recess
sionai' and other selections
ST. Stepheu's-B Rev. T. f. Hy-
land. rector Divine service every Sunday
at II a. m. and 80 p. III. The holy com
munion Is celebrated on the first and
third Sundays OF the month. on the first
Sunday al II a. M, on the third Sunday
at SD y. m
Trinity Parish Church-Corner Eighth
avenue and james street. Rev. II. II.
GoweR. rector. Holy communion, 80 a.
m. Morning prayer. holy communion and
sermon. II a. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon, $50 p. m. Sunday school IL 9:i5
a. m Strangers cordially invited. Morn
ing subject, England and America. ms
1888" No sermon at evening service. Spe-
cial music and decorations. Full choir.
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AFTER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Waiowa In alongside the Arlington
dock undergoing repairs.
The steamer queen. which was due to
val tnlx morning at q etock viii not salt
Until tnss evening a. q c5olk.
Steamship Queen sails ar o'clock tais
morning for ea- Francisco Tta Waila
~ AHA is due frou1 Ire same port
Fishing sloop Morning Star arrived In
p9rT yesterday morning from Cape Flat
;@Ty. SsIs bft4gat ~ good catch Of hall
0Ut and cod Wa3cs. asg IS f5EsefsarEing at
AIrssx orth & Darn"s wharf
re steam sreightaF Cza rsus arrived ia
y>erz yesterday Afternoon srofn 4gsffsr-
master haT1or. = here s0e 8a4 keea for
sa9 .ssf two month. undergoing reaaf~s
Sas is loading freight AZ Ocean daek ana
Viii iszys s1&esEiy 9ss Sa4a sEaa~.A-a.
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SAN FRANCISCO July sailed-~sa
E.ciipz. Seattle e~hr Meaucthon. Coos
bag. str Willamette. Coos bag. schr vi
kinY Coos bay.
EUREKA. July z-saijed-July I. str
Fulton. for Portland
PORT los ANGELES. July. Arrived
sea. - pAening Wave. from Tacoma
PORT GAMBLE. July Z--ArriIe,l-~JQlv
T. Chinese 80 Stss - Bengal. from Port
Townsend. Szzied-SohT EJaeIzoae. for
San Pedro.
ASTORIA. july 2--Arrfve,I~Juiy 1, pr
81 Alexau1rr from Antwerp
EVERETT. Jaly Z--Sai!e5l-~July /. schr
Enterprise. for San fraBf3@Co.
FALMOUTH july 3-Arfivea-July t.
Ser ~ Beethoven. from Oregon.
NEWCASTLE = : " July 2-Sailed
June 20. Br * italia. Dutch Harbor.
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CITY TREASURER NoTlcE-clty Of


CITY TREAsURER'S NOTICE-ClSy OF
Seattle.
Notice Is hereby given taat the assess
nent roll Of local improvement; district No
g. Tor the Improvement OF Dyer Avenue,
in the City OF Seattle. from the north line
OF DiaSona. Street 10 the south line or
Block q. East Park addition. under the
provisions Of ordinance No. -ybl. providing
for said Improvement by grading the same
and constructing sidewa4 ks thereon and for
an assessment to pay therefor by the mode
or payment by bonds has heretofore
been duly certified 10 me FOR collection.
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against cac1 lot and parcel %
land in said district must be paid in ten
eauai annual payments, with Interest upon
the whole sum so charged and LEVIED, or
such tns.ailmeats thereof as remain uu-
paid, At the rate of ten per cent per annum.
and said interest must be paid annually 20
gether with the annual ins,aiiments fall
ing due in each year. Said sums began TO
bear interest on the LIST day OF August. fss3,
and the 18th instai3ncnt OF said assessments
and the interest for the NTH year viii be-
come due on the LIST dag OF August. 1855
Unless payment be made of said Install
fnent Of principal and said interest on or
before said fst day OF August, lSss. the same
shall become delinquent. and shall bear
interest at the rate If ten per cent. per
annum until paid. and II not paid before
the same shall have become delinquent. a
penalty Of five per cent shall lee added,
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel OF land so de-
irqueut and with the interest collected "A
other taxes. separate account being kept
thereof. and IL not paid within the time
fixed for the payment Of city taxes. shall
be collected AZ such taxes are collected
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are uthorized 20 be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel 80 delinquent shall
be sold for the amount Of such assessment
with interest and costs. ~ the time and in
The manner and by the same authority az
lands and loes are sold for city taxes.
\ II FoOTE.
City Treasurer ~ the city OF Seattle.
Date 81 first publication. July Isl. iS9s.
CITY TREASrRER'S NOTfCE--The 20
lowing warrants VIII he paid upon pre-
ses-ation at the CITY TreaSurer's office.
Interest on said warrants VIII cease At
the expiration o! hfteen DAYS from the
date of the frst publication of this no
ttce
Fast Jefferson street. Twentyanrst and
Twentv-seccNa avenues Ordnance No.
50 District No - Warrants Nos So
53l sg5. sss So 5al So 59s sa7.
\ II FO0Tr
CITY Treasurer ~ the cry - Seattle
Date Of FIRST publication. June s5th. isas
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salvation Army.

y : bali. corne- Se,>oai avenue south
srs Yee!4r way-EaS-xu F}eruaars.s and
Iles.t watson H. charge a "a. knee
ar4I: &. a n. holiness me- ing ! , m :,
farg7. lv gathering, r. n. Ffee Ana
Easy.
~ hsfL corner Pike street. and Third
sy-e-s.s e.-4rAy. t5s}l nd Lieut. GARNER N
charge A r.. knee trl.i i 4 IN, so.I-
nzes rneei-nz. = IN. family gathering.
10 m "Erae aa3 Easy.
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Special Dispatches 70 Post-fute,lgenrer.
TAToDSh. July "a y. m Barometer,
81 rs. cloudy wind south rest, ssyeu mics
inxar4--ssk Sea h az IA tow Of Tyee. Y
noon. ouisi9e--A bark bound 10. and tug
Wanderer.
<EAH BAY. July Ii .. m.~Ei9giy:
lght ges; sind
CLALI.AN july "a 2 m.-(.ieav.
densc fog IN the straits. iight asst wind. :
PORT ANGELES. JR3y a y m Bar
ometer. 3oos. clear. Htsld northwest, ter
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesie- Junction Church-I'reacblng on
Sunday AZ II a n.
Duwan2ish Church-Daniel Bag!ey, pas
tor. Sunday school al ~ a. m Preaching
at 30 p. m.
Fi-St-ThsTd avenue and Pine street.
Preaching II II A. I'll. and De Y. n. Class
meeting al u a. II. Sunday school al l2,-e
p. III. Y. z s {. e a els p. III. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 80 p. m Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each month
at $40 .. m Preaching by Rev. +. r..
Whitman. Strangers welcome TO al sere-
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Hear--Sixgh avenue and Bell
street Conducted BY the Reae-npsors sgs>
Kew. Joseph A. kautZ (. s. r.. pastor.
Low Erass. gittl aeEsDar S a. m: hsgh mass
T3fa sermon ia.3e - II Sunday sc1ssS.
80 ?. II. NeSpers. sermon and 5ene1le-
tor. 80 = II
Church OF the Inrracllate>-B- Broadway
and Madison street Rev. n Dloasedi. pas
tor. Rev A. T-ivelM and Rev. ]. Nicholson,
assistants. Conducted by the Jese5its. Low
TIA s-ss at 8 and s.I5 a. n. high mass AZ
lo-S9 a m Sunday school a. I'D ?. n
Evening sarvice a; 80 y. m
Our Lady Of Good Help-Th.rd avenue
soGiih and Washington street Rev. z. Y.
PrefoD5a4ne. pastor. Low mass. a. N. ;
high mass, l1;9 d. n; o~neiicsion. 80
p. n
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Christian church at Latona holds sun
day school al y. m. followed by preach
ing by Rev. j. \. Smith at ) p. N.
First Church OF Chrst-Seneca street.
between Third and Fourth avenues. Pas
tor. ]. " Smith, residence. el2e Fourth
avenue. Preaching at II n. m and r. m.
Sunday school. g.i5 a. N. Y l.. :. &. Il,
e.4s y. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night.
Morning subject. The Fourth Of July
Some Lessons Which II Suggests. Even
ing. Patriotism. Services viii close In
time for the meeting In Pioneer Place.
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Universal Spiritual Investigators.

The incorporated Society OF Universal
Spiritual Investigators holds meetings ev-
cry Sunday evening at O'Clock at the Ma
sonic temple. The meetings are led by DR..
ami Mrs. W. o Lovejoy. Lecture and
psychometric readings Seats free.
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Noupt Carmel Faith Home.

Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday. at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner OF Union street
and Summit avenue. Con Johnson, super
inteudent.
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Christian Adxeuttsts.

Christian Adveu, meetings are held at
t7ae corner q Third avenue AID 81 td3sVo
street Ir " Chapman, pastor. Prayer
rnc4.trE JOSE al n. Preaching. Il a. m
sunday slaoo.. = - p. IL
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Lodge OF Universal Brother;hood-Meet
ing@ are held every Sunday evening al
O'Clock. IN room 10 Hinckiey block. Lotus
Group for children at IL 81. m. SUBJECT Of
toniehts meeting at o'clock. The Uni
versal Fairness of the Infinite" by Prof.
Leslie r Mntch.
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Cumberland Pr~sbyteriau.

Cumberland fre=sayteriar-T>w nj y-second
avenue and East Cherry. Clark Davis. pas
tor. Preaching a. II a. IN. and 80 2. m.
sunday school az l2.ls p n, Junior In
deaVor Society Ak 2:3o 2. n. Y. p ). G p.
a s:3a p. II. Church prayer meeting Thurs
day ~
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Cotorch Hapttat Mission.

The coi0red PaptLsts OF the city have
established a mission. which viii hoid
services every Sunday Al ii o'clock a n.
ara O'Clock T. m The meetings viii he
u II IN the Young Naiuralists' nau ia the
aid university grounds Rev. JenisOn. o.
Tacoma VIII preach 'h.s evening.
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Evancelical Association.

German-Harrsson street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest. pastor. NJ
Harrison street. German preaching every
third Sunday IN the month AT p. m
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at 9:ia a. m
Young Peoples meeting at 2. n. Sunday
and \ y. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday at =. m.
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TAeos@sr n.eai Society, Amanda Iessxe.
meets sunday - .. r.. a Ills Tltg3
avencse. x-4r spTlnx sf~e~f. Al welcome.
TIE Lueers E~ts Treo~osshicAf society %
America Frss:s ey@-y Sunday and Thurs-
"a sxsz nix az o. eek for study Al
interested IL T-nsc~opny are esssiiaIiy tn
y5teA Sunday meetings are a%s1 IA RS
~ -. L. ~. la. "a Flols=- s4ocA. AID
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Meetings held in basement Of lGa Wash
.nct0n street. entrance on alley between
FIRST avenue south and Occidental avenue,
every evening a. s-t5 O'Clock Public cor
aiaiiy invited. Chaplain. Thomas Recs.
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fhrisftnn Alliance.

TIE Christian Alliance meets =; 21 ?.
N every sunday. ana or Tnars day a. 2
y IN IN tueir hat 81 Jai3n street, tr9-
iw,,..u Th,-d a03 Fourth avenues. near
Arrfgr. hail
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Room &. Seattle National Bark build
inc-Servicss SUNDAY II =. m and Fri
fzv evening AT O'clock sunday school
immediately after the sunday service.
Reading room ofen during the week.
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First Free Methodist-9l2 Pine street;
c. f. McReynolds, pastor; residence, 9l2
Pine street. Preaching at II a m ana
: p m Sunday school at s:i5 a. m
Yuuns peoples meeting. p III. PRAYER
meeting Thursday al p. IN. Seats free
TO all.
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Mrs. T.. A. Humphreys. q the Home col
lege. San Francisco. will lecture this even
ing IN room - Hinckley block on Life
Eternal" All welcome
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Trinity Methods, Episcopal church.
Rev W 5. Harrington. pastor. Services
this morning Al Il o'clock and this even
ing at O'Clock. Subject of morning ser
mon. Christ and Country" This evening
Judge \, II. Foote will give All address on
Good Citizenship"
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church ciTec-
tory viii be confined - aonoG ice frerZs OF
church services only ana subjects OF SCI
mons. Extended musical pT0sra iniiaes %.
Sunday services and announcements o.
church alEEuents Will Only ~ pup
lisaei az advertising rates. NOTICES tor
this department should De received at
this office nor later than ! D. n. saturday.
IN order 10 insure publication on sunday
r1nrrlrY
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Thr Mental Scientists nee. every Sun
t.v a. II m Tnfo$ophists' rooms ills
Th!-a avenue. ~ are welcome. especially
ta4- SICK and sorToH rg
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local II port MAXIMUM temper
ature ~ degrees. minimum. ~ mean, 6s
" Gather. clear. No rain.
GEORGE y SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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Su MN q ry.

Mean atmospheric pressure. 1901: highest
pressure. -. A. on the Ash. lowest pressure,
y, -, on the 10th.
Mean temperature. 81 degrees: highest
temperature. 81 degrees. on the eth; low
est temperature 49, on the I'd sreaiest
daily range Of temperature sS degrees, on
tho 6th. least daily range OF temperature.
5 degrees. on the 18th.
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Mean temperature for June in

Mean temperature for this month for
eight years, 90 degrees: average excess OF
daily mean temperature during month.
degrees; accumulated excess OF lady mean
temperature since January !. 2.3t, average
daily excess since January /. IL.
Prevailing direction OF wind, south: total
movement of wind. 30 =, miles, maximum
velocity OF wind. direction and date, ~
miles. southwest, on the 9Th.
Total precipitation. 2.l3 inches. Number
OF days with .0l inch or more OF prccipitl-
ton, H.
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Thursday evening AZ ie- Maynard avenue.
LEISURE at tonights meeting on '~TAeoS-
opay and War, by ( y. ScAwagerl.
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Average precipitation for this month for
- ~sare 4 }~~N~-' total excess In pre-
cIpi;atlon during month. IS incn gccu.nu-
-. ,.S.c.,..., 80. precipitation since jan
uary l. 6.2 inches
Number of clear days. L.: plrtly cloudy
days. II; cloudy days. I.
Dates OF frost. none.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather bureau.
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ThA Chudrens Progressive Lycsu1a
mes every Sunday TnoFn.rg n PetLs
ngH First avenue. a. = o'c.0o K
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inIinrinn Church.
Free Methodist Church.

First Unitarian church-Sevent avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. No ser
vices today.
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
~ ocicck ana SUNDAY AZ =. n. All are
cordially invited
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Ing at u a. n am. 80 p n. Y p = g E.
a, s,4s ?. n. Msd-wesk meeting Thursday
at 80 p III Morning subject why Ma
uons Die Evening "A Better Country
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Meets at Masonic Temple every Sunday
evening at \ 0 clock
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TODAN's WEATHER.

L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRfCUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Portland, July 2. 1895.
Fair
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, July 2, 1895
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MAGNETS hand and Azs- EdHunds at
Madison Park Sunday AfisrDoca q 1.3o.
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DRINK Rainier Dsv fsv esnfsrt ana
spalHs&x
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

SINNER, TEX. WE'D, SEPT. IA, 1895
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14
SCHOOL BOOKS.

the sole depository and in Sinner supply the
schools and the surrounding schools
nd Gonzales counties for the following books
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14
The Season for Advertising.

Says the penurious merchant of
Slowville, "The season for advertis-
ing is almost here" Deluded|
mortal! The season for advertising
is always here. 1t never ends.
The successful business man never
stops advertising, He simply
makes a change from the old form
to something new. But the ad., in
one form or another, goes on and
on, Ayers Sarsaparilla was being
advertised when / was babe in
arms. There has been no cessation
during the progress of the years.
1t is still before the public in black
and white. Printers ink did the
work for Aver, and will do the
work for every other man who will
use it judiciously and persistently
S. EsTLE MILLER.
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To the Patrons of Sinner Public
Schools.

The following is part of several
sections of the law enacted during
recent session of the Legislature,
providing for the establishment of
uniform system of textbooks
throughout the state;
SEC. 175. The State Board of
Education, together with the State
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. the President of the Sam
Houston Normal Institute and the
Attorney General, shall constitute
a state textbook board for the
purpose of adopting a uniform
system of text books for the use of
the public free schools of this state,
and for the further purpose of
executing the provisions of this
act.
Sec. 1874, After Sept. 1, 1898,
the books adopted by the board as
uniform system of text books for
this state shall be introduced and
used as text books to the exclusion
Of all others in the public free
schools.
Sec. 1856. Any teacher or trustee
who shall violate the provisions Of
this act, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton shall be fined not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars for
each offense, and every day of such
violation shall be considered a
separate offense,
This act applies only to the
English course. The provisions
regarding the teaching of other
languages remain the same as
formerly,
All books used in the school
here during the last session may
be exchanged for others of the
same grade, or those on the same
subject, and some allowance will
be made for the old books.
The new books can be obtained
at A. Graves and 9. Amsler's drug
stores.
Parents are requested not to pur-
chase books until their children
have consulted the principal at the
school building, Monday morning
Sept. 10Th, in regard to the books
: they will need; but to have the
children bring with them the frs
morning all the old books in theil
possession required in the grade tt
which they will properly belonl
this y ear.
| sincerely hope that the parent
of the community will heartily co
operate with me this, as we'll as il
r everything else that will be for tn
, good of our school. Respectfully
FRA X G. GUITTARD,
Prin. Sinner Public School
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

IT was cruel of Congressman
Hawley at Columbus to ask
whether his district is to be cam
paigned by the distinguished dem
ocratic expansionist, Mr.. Chiffon,
or the able democratic anti-expan-
sionist, Mr.. Bailey; by the leonine
sound money democrat, Mr.. Mills,
or the black eagle free silver demo-
crat, Mr.. DeGraffenreid. But if
Mr.. Hawley will help us democrats
to find out where we are at, his
cruelty will have proved kindly
after all. Galveston Tribune.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

Mr.. J. R Pennington received a
telegram yesterday evening, stating
that Mr., Lige Pennington, of the
Rough Riders, who was reported to
be sick in a New York hospital,
but who could not be located, had
arrived home in BRENNAN on u
furlough. His brother is now in
New York looking for him. His
return relieves a great strain from
the family. who were, of course
anxious as to his Whereabouts
Gonzales Enquirer.
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The Gonzales Drag Net claims
that Gibbs Gonzales speech is one
of the strongest and ablest pleas
ever made in the interest of good
government.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

PRUDENCE is not poverty, say
rather, it is the thorny road to
wealth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

LIEUT.. THOMAS II. WHEELER,
son of General Joe Wheeler, was
drowned while bathing in the surf
at Camp Wikoff. His body was
found on the beach next morning
1t is a heavy blow to General
Wheeler,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

THE big camp at ChiGkamauga
has almost disappeared. Only five
reg m4nts remain of the large army
lately encamped there.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

BRADsTEET says there is an en-
couraging outlook for all lines of
business, and Dun says the volume
of business is the largest ever
known.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

FLOUR has dropped 10c per bar
rel, rope has declined 1c per pound
and all hog products are cheaper.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

Hon, JOE BAILEY predicts demo-
cratic success in this years con-
gressional elections in Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The or
ders mastering out the Fourth
Texas Infantry have been revoked e.
Orders have been issued mastering
cut Riches Immunes at Galveston,
Texas, and the First Texas Cavalry
at San Antonio.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-09-14

The Fourth Texas stays in and
the First Cavalry goes out,