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NOTCH 10 cONTRAcr9Sx.~ 1,ss..
1trsss a.d Terry xvce6s sSrse inc<nysss.
Nstice g hsreby given ths< see,ea p<o-
posais viii e receives 81 ~ uns6e<.alnn ~ -
secretary ~ the board Of putlir Wnr5s -
ne CITY OF Seattle up 70 O'clock o m.
me 49, g fa M.s 18th: - Tor the Improve
constrgstinT A oviform orick and psr,e
seWer a10ns aatd avenue ana street tGrrsh-
49, stn ~ nscsssary Openings. YVES. man
ssnit: Is. 1870 ,s,ss vsasa.tors. flushing
ordinans's No. g ersaaing local improve
eta the plane and specifications now on
works. VI pus'1S
Each bid must Be accompanied by a car
Ined chsek payable TO the order Of the
NJ 50 Go.1pxroner. for sum NOT less than
wiz De considered uniess RECOMMENDED -
sucn check
The successful bidder win BE- required 10
enter into !. contract and furnish salts
the city charter and the laws Of ,hs
stAle o. washington. within ten DAYS att
g De1Eg notified OF the award OF the COM
~ 20 Pun failing 10 do 50. the said
o forfsited to the city No person is eli
9lplA a. bidder who mas within two
ysALs PRIOR 70 the letting Of said con-
c eiss I &c Default Y pAsment Of any just
OF any skill or material furnished pursu-
mt to any such contract as herein ad
vertl.od. or who within said two years
JAILED To complete any such contracts
6psczai attention Is called TO article
x4Ai, OF the city charter a. now In force
feiA4tns 10 hours Of labor" and 10 artf-
Gle vifl., OF xection q, subs ! and Z. relat.
lu4 10 bonds and surofies
sIhe hoard 0G public works reserves the
ft&nt "a se3ects any and ali hids.
rropoAaM must Be Endorsed on envelope:
Hao FOR Olive Street and Terry Avenue
Sewer Impruvemenfys
By order OF the hoard OF public workr
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Oate OF hrst publication May ID iss6
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j. f. Goldsmith. st. Paul. r. o. Reed
Fernmere; 4. N. Brady. Fernmere; =. Il.
Butte Mrs. r. RedIey, Butte. Mrs w. n.
Ahercrombie and two children, n. Yale:
Mrs. Sheehan. For' keogh. Mint; ". L..
Ewing. Denver. cole Dun.an K. Major.
Love, Portsmouth O.. r. A. Kenny. Port
land. Q. J. Humphreys San Francisco.
Capt A. Goodail. steamer State OF Cali
fernia; Mr.; and Mrs. MUM. children and
nurse. 81, Paul. Miss NJ nhouxe. Brooklyn
n. T.. s. W. Perkins And wife. jersey City .
l.. =. Young San Francisco: J. w. Young.
p. calder Tacoma: J. D. Daily. St Paul
e. X Patterson, Phisdsspha, Pa. @ w,
Hume. San Francisco. c. r. Esymmell. u.
.,S,.. D ri.o Quinn rsrt fnrf ns,v "A
brother. City II F. Goldsmith. Chicsgo r.
T. Muuas. Cleveland. A A. teistrern.
waasesha. Wis II. II. Brocks Port II ake-
leg; r. NJ Rust ard wife. Naw ferk Mrs
J. e Gordon Wturtpag. T. q. Gcrdvn.
wfnnsreE q. T. Phillips. WASHINGTON. 81
F.. MoagneF 81 Paul: Mr.. Frank kt.ioy.
81 Paul. Miss COX, 81. Paul
The seattle.
" A. Davis Denver. ! MeJnnis. chas.
" - Jenkins. City. r. Howell ara wife.
snusouglsh A, A. saster. f1sy; J. c. La
plant. s-saro-w oo.iey r.. Il. Morton. oak
= ssnfse. Nes york. ", r. ilah.o Rus;e;
X ! f5x, San Francisco; g NJ Iir1c@
sShatrpsgl: / T>TinR ess1argsF f.effast, ".
Rasasheck Everett. n. G. fEBr1. A0gBs
sermoa. VI aAFies. Fairhassn. NJ ].
Miller. Chicago. IL q. Lower. Denver q.
D. Linn. Spokane. Z. l. Andrews. Belfast:
Geo NJ. Holloway. CITY. L. G. sullivan.
Ssa.,asorrslsA. A. ". HaRer sultan John
LEWIS Index T. j. T.AusHr assEn. Il. Hell.
Spokane "a y. Sarris u. y, Russell. j.
ii Wzgsg fztys j. n, Issnnirg- Minneapolis.
A. n 8osers. foriists9. Asast.n =. Ham
Tacsgs. New York; W. q. 1sa*Ansazh. Lee
Meksr.xSr Tacoma. WIZ. D. Johns. So
rrgs Z Johns, t-hseago. {. c Brooks, EEsg
f. r. Hsrn.ss and s.fs. Sortaweod. " d.
T. - Brown. 4tsy+
The Duflee.
Harrington Boston, \ Miller. Spokane;
William N'tesHar Franklin. ]. 81. Clair
rlaeksis Aflis. Is G.. William n kstch-
IN 8 e ArGoAA Chicago. A. n. Ersy-
rran portland Mr. and Mrs G. Moore
Eslsrxzsssrx r. w Nn@sser, Vancouver
Mrs Joseph NJ Shogp. ssasks.s AAas&a
Thomas r. Jossassou. chicago IL. s.. Tra-
~ Portland, Mr.. a9@i Mrs. IL. d. Bate
rYsan. San F'Trss3see. A. MseAmpre, Mrs..
Mcneil EsEi%rse1Tg. g Dfslmaa Aiiwau-
kes Mr. ard Mrs. II 6. Wilkinson. Cal
easo. A =. shoap, Alaska. u. A. ROB
srson. Gzty.
The Brsnswtek.
Fsu~ Esxsrss Sex York. H. II wsis.
Minneapolis, r. n aeMassr. wsnascae~.
xfss sssess Sgnsth Spokane. Miss Marie
TTasgr~sasa E9rusy5z Josie L4fsg9on, Osxsn-
ts4se n C%farfsilan Tsf6ss. 4. q. Fxrg-
asy~ yMi3~.: T. q ssracnan. CITY, A.
Ansierssyn. Newcastle. r. ~ Howell. 3d.
mas. Jannes T FowwH. ssHssxs l. q.
aeysrv<sk. 1n4sIs 6, ". BxAn. Laden.
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A1Go82R&s
NEW YORK. Nay LaTns market today
sage OF ne Frrd franchise tax ndli early
unsettled the market. because Of the weak
hess displayed by the stocks mcst con-
cerned. Supporting orders by parties
largely tdentilsed with various properties.
ana covering by the shorts. Sten0fed the
I nsrkss Tor = while. and some recsssraes
brought prices Down in . scmi-demorAl-
ICED fashion. and the closing WAS at the
lowest for practically ali stocks. Stop-loss
and the pressure continued TO The end The
pronounced strength In sterling exchange
aroused an expectation in some quarters
Of Of e5perss q s3ld. but aiihoaga opin.en y
there were enormous sales Of both ac-
counts during the day. Money ranged up
10 per cent, hu, closed al half that fig
recentiy was enc reason Cor the strength
Of sterling exchange but the more im1lae-
date cause WAS the transfer of the Span
i ,sa ,nasmnity xarr1nss for $4,000 70
ported TO have called for Instructions a.
70 the manner Of transferring the funds
to Spain This gave color TO the runor
that the transfer had not been anticipated
In the sterling exchange market bus this.
OF course. was pure conjecture. Some Al
thorfffes were OF the opinion that STERLING
point which would make gold exports prof.
liable. Such action might arise within the
next two months. There were those of The
opinion that the recurrence Of the neces-
sisy TO finance Industrial consultations
Tor instance. Of the amalgamAted copper
company this week-would maintain mon
ey At q rate which would mako it more
than ship In any quantity abroad.
Among The extreme declines which early
unsettled the list. tho local shares were
GAS & ns , S,rs .s
nue.. 3: Manhattan, 6ss. and Brooklyn
Transit. Ga. The decline In gas shades
was accompanied by the announcement Of
were New York Air Brake. II: Sugar. ~:
Federal Steel. Z. American Tobacco s:
Anaconda Mining, ~; International sil.
American Steel and National Steel. each.
There was also pronounced weakness In
Peoples Gas. Tennessee Coal, and prac-
tically all OF the other industr1als. From
few recoverfes. among which are Air
Brake Metropolitan. Sugar and Third Az
enne. over point each. Among the rail-
ways the losses ranged up to ~ In N9rih-
about 2.
The fresh outbreak in iiQuidafion toward
the close was associated with the strength
of money. Monday being q bank holiday
In London, there was no indication of the
attitude OF foreign Spectators In the local
market Railway mortgages participated
au SiS WeaEHeSS oi the Gay, out ConEts-
sions were mainly unimportant
Cnisst. States cid In coupon declined "a
and United States cid u registered and the
So II in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, tGS per cent. last loan,
4 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 3ss1<k
per cent. Sterling exchange strong. with
actual business In bankers btlls at t.s7A
Ass for demand, and at AssAdlSS for
sixty days. posted rates, ~ S61fA Sd,S ara
"a SSu4 $50. commercial bills, HSf44I4.Sa.
s2isc, Mexican dollars. 4sc. Government
bonds weak. state bonds steady; railroad
bonds weak.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. May l.-Foreign cables
were interrupted by storms today and
there was kind Of holiday aspect to
the American markets. Under such condi
tons locA dealers wars not inclined to do
much and quotations. were about the same
as Saturday Walia Waila. 5sa58c; valley.
5sU"ec; biuestsm easy at 6lQs2e.
60 g g
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General Quotations.
Flour-Receipss. 1855 barrels: exports.
is.osS barrels: steadier IN tone. but very
dull Minnesota patents. g. So4lAia
Wheat Receipts. 81 .ses bushels: exports,
n7.sss bushsls. Spot steady. No. red. Mixc
T. Q. b. afoat TO arrive. and Vac elevator:
and Tsssc elevator options opened Arm on
dry weather talk and better cables. Sub
ssQuent.y tie market movsd irreSuiariy
port disappointed bull traders ana led 10
several periods Of unloading in the after
noon.
Berlin cables were higher. reporting
on under talk q rain ia St. Loais. ana clos
e Cd lay close g May sas ciossa Ne
July. 4 sisa1sxc. closed. .TTsc: September
e is-isafT1l.c: December. ssA0'sasc. clossd.
Hops--Dull
Woo}--DuM
Hidee-Duli.
coifee-op;ion. closed steady, unehans-
ss ss oc.oser, ! asc. ' NovsmSsr. ssc: De
cember: 5.esc: January. ssssc. February
suaar-streng fair refining. 4 s-isa4kc:
centrifugal. IS test. n-l6c. molassee su
gar. 4isc, refined. nrm.
The Visible supply.
Inc statement OF the visible supply OK
grain In store and sfioat on Saturday.
April g. compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange. Is as follows:
Wheat. 9.ii4oeo bushels; decrease. Ios5.-
90 busheIs.
Corn. Is $4,000 bushels. decrease. q. -. 600
bushels.
Oats, s.s75.ooo bushels; decrease. $4,000
bushels.
rye. $4,000 bushels: decrease. l4s.eoo
bushels.
Barley. l.s.s.oao bushels: decrease. 1900
bushels.
Copper-Lake. quiet and unchanged. at
s1ee5
Tin-Higher. but quiet. with ses bid and
$26 Is asked
Lead-Firm. with A.ss bid and Ms7s
asked.
Shelter Firm. with S. "a bid and q asked.
The brokers prire for lead Il "a 10. and
fer copper; s1s.1a,Aalass.
ss0Qn u#1& q q
DOatOm stock Market.
BOSTON May Closing:
Boston 4 Mon $50 Parrot -. . 6
Butte q Boston 50
q
THE COTTON Markets.
New York.
NEW YORK. May Cotton quiet: mid
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS May l. - Cotton
steady: middlIng. 5 11-lsc.
q e g
FOREIGN Markets.
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IFt: IT. NorICES--Cant'd.

eecupastsn tsfafine ss1Ts a-a position
shsretni AMI wYaxsssl% employ meat az
work 1alsn TAs aaa4scais len BsUsf Se &C
gs3si say II i9snssf 20 citizenship aaS
tv certificates. preferably froua previous
snepaoEsrs. SIS - TharseksT habits Of In
sgs3.,ry and sohs2esX. an1 skin ard ex-
pev1esrs in conducting wetk cf ths kinsi
REQUIRED JOHN n LONG. Secretary 81
TIC Navy
IN TNK SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
safe of WASN'T SfeE for King County
Probate DsR&vt mart
IL sns .rsastss 80 re estate 81 George n
t.estsNa. DECEASED Ma. ass. Notice 10
creditors
Ntsss<s 81 hereby given that al persons
ha.-fpx claims against the estate - George
~ II rs~ns., deceased. are required 10 pre-
sse.t .ssel, csss-s> with t@e necessary yaslca
sys. ne reec wf.Nfr cDs YEAR srer the 18th
ss~ ssf ArrE fsss ~ the s3r1ers yre1 az
re- hsrss Ma Ss9 Pike stree: Seattle
gnshlFsgtsT. fsst ssefrx :ha nsze~ dessx
gaat~ss Zoe tire transaction et I've hnsanes~
~ said estate
waass asfh 81 - ART tea
MARY l. F0RTS0S
Exerrstrsx 90 tsss wisi anf testament 81
t9ssssEe So karg~em, deceased
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70 70 70
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Export. No l club, SEC: No.
biuestem. SIC: milling, No. club. 0oc; No
bluestem, &c.
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ANN Al SUPPLIES EoR UNITED
States Marine Corps. Headquarters
Enigass S.ssss~ Marine tssarSas. GUAR se Fnaas-
ster,s .safsee. WsSisaSlsssn. T.. A.. Aprn =.
is.s scaled proposals in duplicate wiIa
he received al this efsscv untss az . Stoc X
nsoa "a May ss, lsss. and shsN he pa6
LEX opened, for furnishing Mil ary sup
plies sa sss delivered n; Pai-ssleiphiA, Pa.
ard Washing ton. ID. L. SEATED ssTssgss> Is
ia taasieate will also be received tlis
efFlcr ungsi Il o'ciack naVs on Nay -.
ssSFt ara ;hea ~ publicly opened f,ar
tSsfgs $hiRx ire and sfatbUaeTs al MSMa
snxsm.t T.. e. laundry work az Aauspn-
sgs as. fact Is urtrs wevk. yakiegss sBa
rSssse al Portsmouth, ~ H Hs~tau
Mas Sewport. Il. T. Brooklyn. y. "
phasaesespAfe ra. League island. Pa.
Ma aasa sSna ~ ~ Nnrtas, Va PERI
Raxai !. e. punsecais k#s Mars Ia
asss. t'sH. ara isrsnssyssn, VASE. Blank
proposals specifications ard otAzr iBtcr~
nation can ~, eta n<s Wpsst anRiS4s is'st
70 TIRE COMMA aiding officer. marine her-
rasks A. the sssssSc named stations. stan
Szrsf SAMPLES can be examines az shts
esyseas at tsaa South Eynas4 street. pAala
iel,sha, Pa. a; marine BARRACKS. ts1s
tea Mars. Brsssksyr. y. Y. And Mar
fssae2 al TAis eFs@e reserves the Etg ~
4. reject anx sni z0 ssts 2 "a - waive
.f~serix aids .Tusn manufacturers -
rsxsssa~ dealers ox1iS wisl fe considered
p l. DENNY, Colonel. Gaars~Trtsassr
4 : Marine Cnrbs-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
Hoard 0f Audit and Control until "a
o'clock =. m. "Wednesday, May Zach. 1sgs.
1of the erection OF 4 new wing Al the
western Washington Hospital for the IN
sane, Fort Steilacoona
zach Did must be Accompanied by a GER
lined check In the amount of t2.m6 % a. 4
guarantees that the person or firm whose
DID ~ accepted by the board will sign
contract within I'VE days after the accept
nieh surety bond according to law, the
said bond to be subjecr 10 the approya,
OF the State Board OF Audit and Control.
Sealed proposals VIII also be received At
the same time for all Ulum hfnr FOR tina
said wing. Each bid for plumbing must
be accompanied BY = certified check in the
sum OF y1s0.0 a. guarantee that the per
son o. firm whose bid II accepted By the
board viii sign contrac. within Ave days
after the acceptance OF the bid. and viii
also furnish q surety bond according
70 law. the sAid bond 10 be subject
to the approval of tAe State Board OF
dressed 10 Erncs, Lister Secretary state
Board OF Audit and Control. Tacoma. and
marked Proposals for Wing or Pro-
poAais for Plumbing
The State Board Of Audit and Control
bids
Plans and specifications can be seen At
the Office Of Ernest Lister, 507 Equitable
Building or At the office Of John q. Proc.
tor, Architect, Tacoma
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT AND con-
BY J, r. ROGERS. Chairman.
t-ka GS<x 49,.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Local Report-Maximum temperature. g
deerees: minimum, 81. mean, ~ Weather.
partly cloudy; trace OF ram fell durinG the
past twenty-fou hourN.
GEORGE ". SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather BureaaA
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gNIren STATES MARsHAt.'s SALE

N - ~EA ~ AAtN>FtAE-s -AE.E--
fzstrAet ~ washington
Is xsei - g aE ssT1eT - Nase !Assgaf AJAX
% sAs s-nSge2 SAFES District Sxsxrs ser The
SaY1Aern IesTsSsess Tssssrscs - Washing
ssn an the z-sh 1Ay 81 Aprfi isss ssS,stca e
ss~-.t.x xsvets sAsS all sell ay :szsa4ir asse-
rsssa gar esssss. aa Thursday. 'thss sth Aay -
asy iSsa a. !. . ssaek A. II. az ire cry
e.srS sse ~ So ErsS stree. ssasszfsf Hass-
fnsson sEse s.ssasess<~ TfeaAss%s J. ksngey~
ss.T n.A.ss5s err ase@se tsese eppAsel 81.
ussrsxfaas.exs Ags& saFfslf&gs. SIS Ea~ aa2
.sex A. sss g~sx &@xk Rsssa~s wasN
{ " HE tmlse-s States MarsAsL
By II W TYLER DspGss.
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BY J, r.. RtJ0ERa, chairma
sErne9t IiAter Secretary.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed
proposals.. VIII he received by the State
Board Of Audit and Control until 10
O'clock =. m Wednesday. May 2ish. 1890
for the erection Of q dormiiory and
amusement hall com ahmed. at the Wash
.nEtcn Soldiers Home. near Orting
Each bid must be accompanied by cer-
tilted check in the amount OF $4,000 as
guarantee that the person or firm whose
bid h accepted will sign a contract within
five days after the acceptance OF the bid
and VIII ALSO furnish surety bond
according to law. subject TO the approval
OF the state Board OF Audit and Control
All htdT must be addressed TO Ernest Lis
ter. Secretary State Board OF Audit aud
Control, Tacoma. and marked Proposal
for p0rmitory and Amusement Hail.
The Stat. Board OF Audit and Control
reserves the right to reject any or al
bids
Plans and specifications can he seen at
the office OF Ernest Lister. sol Euuitah,e
Building. or At the office OF C. A. Darmer
Architect. Tacoma.
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT AND con-
TROLL
Ernest Lister. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF AND
eouver Barracks, Wash April l. IsSa
HverinG Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton
for six months beginning July 1 1899 win
be received here and AT offices Of com
snissaries AT Fort Stevens. Oregon:
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho. Forts Candy. Spokane. sWaiIa
Walia Vancouver Barracks and New
Fort Spokane, Wash. and pyea and
Fort Wrangel. Alaska. until II o'clock
a. M. May T. 1893. and then opened. In
formation furnished on application. EN-
vclopes containing proposals. should be
Endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Fresh Mutton and addressed TO under
signed or to Commissary at post 20 be
supplied. HENRY r. MCAfN. LIST Lieut..
a. G. c.
OFFICE OF, AGRICULTURAL. EXPERT
ment Station Ss;ka- Alaska. Apysl 2Ist.
issss
By orders of the Honorable Secretary Of
Agriculture. sealed proposals fer the eress-
fion of a headquarters Building for the
Agricultural Experiment = aitan ~ Alas
ks. at Sstka. Alaska wifi bs received ny
the undersigned up 10 ami Including May
sist. iss Plans afsi specifications May be
inspected a. the office o. the undersigned
or copies OF the same, which mast he re-
turned with the bids will on applIca ton,
be ssaf 20 intending bidders.
T. T.. SlsnRG ESoS
Special Agent In Charge Ct Alaska Inves-
tIlafions
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EiaQ nc1Ql.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
saws. There was a good demand for money
sodav for rensyment OF nearly million to
the hank. Silver was stationary, but only
a few dealers were IN town. oWtng 70 the
stock exchange holiday.
BreadstuAe.
LIVERPOOL May i---cort-spot steady:
American mixed new 81 sid: old ~ sid .
futures steady: May. s. sd. July, - sud .
Septerher. as sad.
Imports Of wheat into Liverpool for the
week From Atlantic ports. 81 100 quar-
tiers. Pacific ports. 900 quarters: other
ports, q 600 quarters.
The total amount OF wheat in port In
f.ts3 0nt centafs: the total amount OF corn
In port IL al ono cenfals.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Prod facts

Csss the pFs2ace exchange today tiss hssf~
ssF market Was quiet ard easy Creamery
8sgftssse- aRSFy Sg93+r
Txg<--S tsasSy. Fresh. zfs4c
Cheese Weak Creamery. us*ssf<s.e
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. May Wheat unchanged
club. Nisc. bluestem. 6iizc.
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. wosnen's dss-
ease1. - Htncklsy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25
Whiting Letter.

(Received too late for last issue.
Whiting, January II. 1S99.-
Plenty of mud and bad roads now
in this neck of the woods.
Our new county commissioners
seem to act very promptly on road
matters. The long needed road
from Whiting to Breslau, between
Goodson's and Neumann's, has at
last been opened after long strug
gle. and is in good condition.
A hunting party composed OF
Jack Youngs, Otto Muecke, F. j.
Korges, and G. I. Garhade, all Of
Sinner; spent Sunday il our neigh
borhood.
Mr.. VIM. Marburger Of Sinner,
was on our streets one day last
week.
]. j. Smith, our popular ginner,
is off to Jackson county to bore an
artesian we'll for VIM. Applet Of
Halletsville.
Prof f. P. Trenok has organized
a Sunday school and singing CHOIR
at Breslau. They began last Sun
day for the first time with twenty
two scholars. Let the good work
go on.
Mr.. Hermann Trenck spent Sun.
day in Breslau.
We saw man here last Saturday
riding dun horse, Some say he il
a preach, r. He looked rs if he wa'
sent for, and was afraid to GO
The William Tell club of Whiting
will give grand masquerade bal
on February 4. Don't forget thu
date. Come and shake n foot
(Sorry we can't come. You have
hit the Sinner date.-Ed
We will close for this time, az W,
do not wish to worry the dear read
ers. More next.
REPORTER.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

The GAZETTE has on hand the
following named blanks for sale;
Affidavit to an Account,
Bill of Sale.
Bill Of Saie-Cattle,
Chattcl Mortgage,
Crop Mortgage,
Deed of Trust.
Deed, Warranty. (nll CASH
Deed, Warranty, Vendors Lien,
Deed, Omit Claim,
Power Of Attorney,
Promissory Note, 10 per cent alton
ney's clause,
Promissory Note, Vendors Lien,
Release Of Deed of Trust,
Release of Vendors Lien.
Transfer Of Vendors Lien.
Skinner GAZETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25
Too Long Delayed.

The President has at last decided
to courtmartial General Egan, and
remove General A ger. This decision
bus been "a long time coming, but
now it has come, we>hope the action
will be speedy.
Alger should have been removed
Immediately after the Santiago cam
paign, and if this had been done,
the President would have spared
himself and the war department
much humiliation. Mckinley has
apparently not taken this step, I'M
til he WAS actually forced to do so,
by the weight Of public opinion, 1t
is also stated that General Miles is
to be removed because he is not in
harmony with the administration,
this probably means the Alger adj
ministration. All honor to Miles
for that. To be out of harmony
with such rotteness, is virtue, for
which the people will love and
praise him to the end.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25
PAUL JONES BLEW UP.
Wreckago of the Naphtha Launch
Proves the Fate that Befell 1t.

Mobile, Ala, January 20.-The
government steamship Iansy
touched at Biloxi, Miss, this after
noon and reported finding on Bren-
ton island a part of the stern o the
nnphtha launch Paul Jones Also
yawl boat with bow smashed and
other articles from the larnch. The
condition Of the wreckage tends TO
show that the hnphtha tank blew
up and ture the boat TO pieces. The
Pansy met the Maude with Joncs
and Taggart on board The lhtt' +
visited the wreekage and identified
ii as part of the Paul Jones. No
bodies trers found,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25
Chicago Dental ParIors.
SAN ANTONIO. Tl.NAS.

}elong to no combine to held up
,rices beyond reach of the people.
We buy our material In large lots, do
more work than al the DENIlsTS
in South Texas, and can give best
prices. Wei Teeth by ELECIkIC-
GTY, EXTRACT with GAS and n Err
vENA, ABSOLUTELY without pain.
90 to their Parlors for best work in,
all lines, guaranteed for yenrs, and
nave them to put Your mouth IN order
to start in with the new.Year. Eng-
fish, German and Spanish spoken
DIS. GOODMAN Il HAYS,
Managers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25

THE Joint ballot in the Pennsyl-
vania legislature last Thursday,
cast III votes for Quay and 50 for
jerks, only IA votes short of elect
ing Quay. A few more vigorous
shakes OF that plum tree, and Quay
will land all right.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25

In many Seemingly hopeless cases
consumption has been averted, in
stopping Il hacking cough, by the
use Of Dir. S. ker's Wild Cherry
and Tar. AuXGRAvh, Sinner, Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25

OPERATORS of slot machines in
Galveston have been indicted by
the grand jury.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25

CorToN is worth $500 bale
more now than it was December 1st
last, and the crop estimates have
been reduced from 100000 to
100000 bales.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-01-25

The work of mastering out the
Third Texas at Fort Clark is laid
to be we'll underway.