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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-10

The Road to Fortune.
The Road to Fortune is
through Printers Ink.-P.
I. Barnum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-10

Pre- sident Mckinley and Secretaries Hay.
Hitchcock and Wilson. accompanied by DR.
William r. Harper, L. w. Noyes, Charles
Truax Lafayette McWilliams and Postmas-
ter Gordon, were greeted by the reception
committee Of the Press Club and intro
duced TO the 200 odd members and their
wives who We're present. The party re-
manned less than an hour, owing to other
engagements. The rooms We're tastefuly
decorated with flags and palms and plants
President Mckinley registered his name In
the guest book, which contains the sigma
lures of nearly all the prominent men who
have visited Chicago since the organza ton
of the club. When the President left three
cheers were given.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27

6e3u6lt pouoer purer, lit bier i'm
@dnQe. Qieutenant Sims betunbete
auf Dem 3eu9enItanbe, 0aB Der GoHs
trait am Il. Qlpril um W&itternd6t
a6QeT6lpiIen porOen lei uuo odB bic
;Eirmu perIprofeu babe, ous cine
S4iff in "A uro bas unOere in As
Stunoen gu IieFerH. Die Qieferung
Tei a6er nift einmul bis gum 26.
9lpril, bem 5uqe Der 9teutralitGtsz
proclamation, erFoIgt. lieutenant
Gins laB hur66Iiden, bdB Die 6trmd
ii6er6uupt niht 6ea6Iiatigt babe, bic
S6tFFe 3u lisFern, bd Ite ben Ausbru4
oeS Rrieges mit Spanten ertDdrtete,
mas audi 0drduS 6erporgebe, Dab iVe
ben Gbed ii6er bic $500 bereits am
nG6Iten 8ormittag DerIilbert babe.
Die &o6lerihiffc 9Gtten Ii4 oem bet
&eb48eIt 3uIammen ge3ogenen Ge9
i6paber anIdlieBen foll1n.
Ti6ter BeleD entT9ie0 beule ben
9pp3eB gu @unIten Der 9ebriiDer PelS
teB. Gr Tugte, Is ItG6e uuBer 3tpeiFel,
buB am p. Mpri(, dl5 bic 8ertlugten
Tore 8or6ereitunger fir Die 2lusriiz
flung DerS6iffe etIIteIften, oer&riegss
5uitanO tbatId6lif bereits sriittrte,
uuO Iie isisr pur6 cine &IduIel bee
GOntratts berehtigt gepeIen, ods @elo
gu bs6aLten fu1S elm &rieQs3uItdrD
bic 2lblieferung Der S6iFFe ber6inbers
te. - Die 8srtIugtsn be3eugten pGb=
reno Der 8erbanDlungen, lie 6Gttsu
bas QuspGrtige 2lmt iiGer bic g(ntLdge
7onbirt uno ben 8sI6siO srbulten, 6aB
Iie ii6 elmer StruFe unter Dem, ,6oreign
GnliItment 2ttt" auSTeBten, faus Iie
bic S6iffe obEieferten.
@ 9iFfbru9unb 2eber8z J
berIuit.
W2argute, Gnglanb, 26. San.
- 0us BON 6amburg rd6 WsIbourz
ne beitinunte britii6e @oqI9ifF
r6atpts0aIe," GapitGn Steele, iIt
beute gu QpngzSunb gef9eitert. "a
Wtitglieber ieiner Manni9aft purbsn
bur9 pom ufer aus a6geI6idte 8ets
tllnQ8boote in St9erbeit gebra6t,
pd6renb 8tpei SeeIelgte uno eiu2potis,
bic in einem Der 9pote bes S9iffes
ous llFer 3u errei6en beriu6ten, in
Eolae Des Renterns 0es 8ootes err
trunfen. Oa5 S9iff purbe in 1890
3u Londonderry gebaut unO gebDrte
Der 5irma g. SreOale &c Porter in
2tberpoOl.
QbIeBunq be8 Oirettors
Der 4ineftf 4en 6 ens:
babnen. b
9eftnQ, 26. Sanuar. - Sin iOz
eben erIdFenes tdtierlibe8 9etret
TeBt 5u gp Sen tpegen angebGdsr
W(iBpertpultrBng BON feinem Qlnpte ais
Gtfen6dbnbirettor ab unb ernennt
6fu gbinQ @6ung, Elm W}itgIteo bes
SfunQ<Iiagumen, 5u ieinem gtddFOlz
Ger. 0ie @eIanbten 0eutI4Iunb's IL.
@ngGanO's beubIidtigen, gegen bic
>@erGnberung 5u proteitiren.
- 8e3ii8lt6 Der Senatorentpableu
in 9eunjDlpanisr, 9eIopare, MuI)z
in9tOn, U1ontana, GUIiFornien unb
unberen @touten it Bic Sd6luge unz
DerGnOert mb aud bic geItrigen Nbz
ItimmunQen blieben pfne ReIuitdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
I Sluautus S. 6arIaub.

Ser @rzSenator unb @rz9enera1an@
malt pG6renb zines arguments
i'm Sberburbesgeri9t bOn einem
@9Laganfaue betroffen. - Bin
men 5e6n W1inuten cine 9et5a.
8ufbington, .. g., 26. San.
- rz9eneralz8unbesunpolt Quz
guItus 6iu @arIanb itiir3te beIte tur3
na9 Mittag, tpd6renO er Dor benz
Oberz9urDesgeri9t plaibirte, pl0Bz
li9 8u 8pben. @r tpurDf uus her
&amner getragen unb Der gu 5ulfe
gerufsne Senator 9uQin9er BON
3etpz9ampf6ire, tpelfer Qr3t iit, CONF
itatirts, buB @poplerie porltege unb
baB Der GlnFall t0btIi6en @erIauf
neRmen nrufe. 3e6n Wiruten barauf
mar 9arlunb etne 2ei4e.
9urIano nurbe am II. SUM- 1882
in Siptonz@puntD. Senrn, geburen.
allein ebe er Elm SSo6r alt mar, iiebel=
ten feline @ltern no9 Artanios iibep.
@r itubirte bic Refte, tpurOe in 1853
gum 9drreau 3ugeIafen unb etablirte
Ii6 ipGter in Qittle Rpd. SSSn 1860
mar er Observation-Disclosures auf
bem 8ellz un0 @perettz zStdet. 8ei'm
9(usbru4 bes 8iirgertrieges puroe en-
in ben conF0berirten GongreB unb
fpGter in ben Senut ertpd8lt, in nell
dem en- einen StB etnna6ur, Bis gum
untergang Der CONFEDERATION. Sn
1865 tpuroe er tpieber in fetre 8ur>
gerre6te eingeieBt, unb in 1867 err
pd6Lte i'm bic Qegislutur ietnesStaaz
tes gum 8unbssienator, bod tpurbe
iEn Der StB bprsut6alten. SSyn 1874
nurbe er 9nuberneur BON 4rfunfds,
unD in 1876 erEielt CT eiren SiB I'M
8unbesienat, pel9en er Bis 1885 be-
bieft. Damn tpurbe er 9eneralz8ur=
besanpalt unter Glebelanb's QlOulintz
itration. Sett bem S9IuiIe Der 4b>
mtniitration Glebeldrb's ptomete sr
ii4 ipteber ieirsr Pribatpraris alS
NntpuIt bGuptfG9li9 in 5dllen Don
Dem Sberbunoes9ert4t.
Der t0btli9e S6!aganFaq betraf
i'm. tpGbrenb er in benz geItern er0Ffz
neten SopIon>Moore'f6en 9ro5efe
argumentirte, unb berurfa4te nutiirz
Ii9 groBe 2lufregung in 0em 9ert6t,
iotpie i'm gun5er &apitol. Die Ser
9unbIung bes f6tpebenben 9ro5efeS
muBte in 5olge bes pl0BLi4en Sooes@
faltes DerT6oben tperben.
8orlano mar f9Ou felt ulehrerer
SSdbren LsFbsno unb Derbra9te nns
GGngft etIt9e Wo4eu in eipem Sufptz
tai. GrIt gan3 tiir5Ii9 bate er etnen
9(nFaG Der 9rippe bur4gsrnu9t, tpelz
der i'm febr i9pG4te. @r binterldBt
3fpei S0bne, tpel4e in 6ieTiger @taot
fnDhneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
ent9 3teben.

3onbon, 26. SSanuar. - Der
gro3eB Der Der. Stauten gegen bic
S6ifTsmutler SFirma PelleD BRO.
uuF Riideritattung BON $500 2trl.,
bic i9nen am 81. Qpril 1898 BON Dem
ameritdntif.n Wdrine Qttd6e,
2isutenant Sims. als Sbeil3abiung
fir bic gu erFpfgenbe 2ieFerung 3tpeier
&pblenidiffe BON ie 600 SOnnen aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
aIser bur ber glIarr Gnmmiiitun7
Ous alte 2ieD rteDer6clt. - Nues
mar in better OrOnung, obgeiebsn
BON etnigen tleinen, unHrmelOlt7
den rlebelitGnben.


6en lle6elItGnben.
8af8tnqtor, .. G., 26. San.
- &riegsiefretGr Qllger eri6ten belt@
te als 3eu9e por Der Qlger>Sommti%
iion urIb tpurbe bonn 8ensudl NStton
beeibigt, tporauf 9oubsrneur 8eaoer,
nu6oem er @rluu6ntB erLdngt bate,
Ql9er ais y@eneral" anItatt als n0err
SefretGr" on5ureben, bic 8erne9n1lng
begunn. Die 2tusfogen besSetretdrS
erguben, tpie gu ertparten mar, yti4ts
bon SntereFe uno paren bloBe Wte<
ber6olungen ieinep friibersn NeuBez
rungen. &r gGb i'm NQ9emeinen 81,
baB 6et'm Qus6ruh bes &rtegss etrrtz
qe unbermeibliGe l1ebelitdnoe pprVd@
9er, pel6e jebc9 rdI9 beieitigt muir
Den. @o 3. 3. babe es ben Sruppen
bor Santiu9o an Ra6rrng getehlt,
alletn ni6t, neil feline @orrGt6e Dorz
bunben paren, Tonbern NEIL b:efelbeH
ni6t bon ben5ranspOrtfdifFen gsIdnz
bet perDen tonnten. &r tube nab
rsnb bes gan3en &riegss tene llria4e
5ur 8eiGaperbe gegen trgeno elnenOf9
fi3ier of6a6t. QlQe 8ureau6efS bdtz
ten fire 9fIi6t erFiiIt; er Mile BON
rnregslmdBigteiten Bel Der 2isferurg
bon @orrGf6en ni6ts uno babe tein
SSntereFe an irgenb tpel9sn Gontratz
ten urb an Der QusnuEl bon Stdtten
fir Sruppentager gebabt.
Qluf bic 5ruee, ,pb ii9 9eneral U&I@
les ii6er bas na9 pprto Rtco geEtez
ferte SSleiI6 6eTfnpert habe, ertptberte
Q(lger, Wtiles babe teIsgrupfirt, es
brauGe tein i5leiI9 msfr nu4 Porto
Rico geIGidt gu perb:n, neil er bort
oenii9enD @prrat6 erlangen tonne. @r
fube ne6enber ertpG6nt, buB elm
S6eil bes bortfin geI9idten Rtnoz
flsifGss beroor6en lei. Sonit 1eten
ifm (3eugen) oFfi8iel tetnerIet 8e%
i6tperbsn iibep ben 3uitorb be8 ben
Sruppen 9elieferter frtf6sn nber con@
ierbirten 5IeiIGes 5ugegangem
Nuf Die Srage, ob Dor Dem 8rtege
feline t6otIG9(i6en @orbereitungen
fir berIel6en getroffer porbsn feien,
erpiDerte3euge auspei6enb, man 9az
Be gefpfft, ben &rieg gu Depmeioem.
gto6 einigen peiteren 5rugen ii6er
bic 3uItGnbe gu Monbart unb in anz
beren Srnppenlagern tpurbe bas Ser
b0r gef6Iofen. Der Setretdr tpurbe
geFragt, ob er irgenb tpelGe freiptlliz
&c MittbeiIungen gu MAIDEN piini4e,
alIein er lehnte ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
9GOrg BrC6m' S
8ranerei,

g eat 81 % u c.
Gas Dier pirs Jest in Der Srausrsi aui 6lGiA;n
aeaoaeH HHR Selenuneen entgeaen aeRemmen.
SeIepben S4T. 69a-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
6 o m bI 0 t.

Qorbon, 26. SSanuar. - Qtus
IobriO srfd6rt Der .Stanoaro", odB
etne anar9titiI4es GDmplot bereitelt
un0 stpei ausldnbiI9e y9enofen" per-
Guftet porben Ieien. 8snauere Rd6>
ri6ten itnD Der Genfur pegeR ni6t err
b6ltlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
Die te8Iotterntn n Der ab1ff L
nil den Qrmee
Qnnhnn- 26. oEnnmnr

Qonbon, 26. Sanuar. - Sine
,@entrdlzReps> "0epeI6e bon Rpm
beTagt baB in Der dbpfiiniIhen 4rmee
unter bem Commando BON g1a8 N1uz
tpnboer cine Poden=@pibsmie ausgez
brp6en lei tpnb DuB 8os Mi9deG Ielz
Der, Der 3peite i'm COMMANDO, i'm
bebentli6en 3uibdnbe an Der &rantz
belt barnieber liege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
g @panif6e SoIbuten Derz
6ungert.

y " Z "
Mubrtb, 26. SSanuau. - Die
,&eforma" brtngt GntHIqungsn iiber
bic i9mo8DOlIen 3uItdnbe am 8orb
be8 Observation-Disclosures 0ant@
piers, tpel9er Sruppen nu9 Spanien
3uriidbra9te. 0ieie @ntHiiaungen
6a6en i'm ear3en &0nigret4e Die
grDBte @ntriiI Itung berrriu6b. llnter
Nnberem erpG6rt bic 3ettunq einen
8prFoq am 8orb bes Oanpfers ,@a@
6en1trs," Der foeben in Barcelona an
getouunen lit. 9anu9 fparen Die
Sruppen 10 trapp nit Nubrung Derz
fe6en, baB iie forttpG6renb bem 6unz
9ertpbe nate parem ShGieBlih ni6t
rne6r i'm Stanbe, bic Gage larger 3lt
ertrag2n, meuterben Die Geute uno
t0oteten einen S6Ter, beFen 5IeiI4
fie up6 berf6largsn. Die n8eformu"
6ftauptst, boB AT Mum tpd6renb Der
Reife berbungert iinb unO bdB 124
Dem 6ungertobe nabe in Barcelona
eirttrafen.
Qntla9en gegen 8terer
9ofpttGler.
@ten, 26. SSdnuar. - 0us
,lOsutIh, @oIts6latt" 6ef6uIbtgt 6ie>
iige Wp6It6dtiateits 6OIpitGLer, buB
iie 8iOiiettiOnen 9sitatteten urb bdB
biele 9uttenten unn0f6igen Operatio>
nen unter3ogen tpurDen. Q9t3ig 5dae
purbsn nam6aft semo9t, urI0 5par
bon &inOern. bic nit &rantbeitstete
men geimpft pur6en; felbft Bel 5rduen
in iRtereFdnten umitGnpeu purDen
iOl6e @rpsrimente gema9t, 10 DdB bic
Neu9s6Orenen nit &rant6sit beAuftet
snr @elt tamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-27
@u9an al8 .3eu9e.
gramatifbt Sjtnr int fritgSgrri6t.
Scr 8eneral. SSntcnSant crS6bit nit
EbrGncn Int ben 9lugen ieiHe
SciocnS9cihtdbtc.

Sejns 5psiTprefung piro als aaSgez
ma6t 6rtra9tst. - Setretdr OIL
ger pirb als 3eu8e Dor Ger QGgerz
@ommiTIton bewpmmen. - Seine
/ 2tusiTagen erge6en, tpie gu erporten
mar, r;9ts g0sues. - 4l0Bli9er
} Sob beg oEamuIig,n 9enerdlZ8un@
besurGralt9 @urlano. - Sin
@6!aganFaG raff.e ifr Oobin,
pGtrsro er i'm Sbsr6unbssgeri6t
Elm NroumVut pprtrug.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
THE PLAY.

A good-sized and we'll pleased
audience witnessed the performance
of the Rublc-Kreyer Company at
the opera house last Sunday night.
The play was the Brand of CAIN
and was interesting and well rend-
erod throughout. The play is well
constructed and the dual characters
of the twin brothers were cleverly
carried out. r. D. Waldrip has APP
peared in Sinner before and gave a
spirited performance of Robe t
Burleigh. C. S. Ruble as Harry
Hawkins gave II clever impersona-
ton and his singing was literally
applauded. Miss Freddie Stem
mons as Nora, was bright and lively
and was a favorite from the start.
Mr.. Whit Brandon WAS about as
doleful a loveras could be imagined,
the sight Of his sweetheart never at
any time bringing a smile to his
face. The rest of the characters
were only fairly we'll represented.
The music by the Kreyer Bros,
band, was good, and evoked CON
siderable enthusiasm among the
audience. should the company
return to Sinner again soon, they
may be assured ola warm welcome.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
A Farmer Assassinatsd.

A farmer named Smith, who
resided about twelve miles from
Sinner, was assassinuted about 500
yards distant from his house at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. The paruc-
ulars have not yet been learned.
Messengers sent here for the blood
hounds have returned TO the scene
of the murder with the dogs to trail
the assassin.
LATER Since the above was
written Deputy Sheriff Swift re-
turned with a neighbor of deceased
and complaint was lodged against
him charging him with the murder.
Such a charge is surprise to every
body. The neighbor is one OF the
oldest families Of the county.
Deceased was over 90 years ofage
and leaves wife, buN no children.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18


Mr.. Lonnie I,umsden is back
again after six months absence in
the Territory, looking after his
cattle.
Tax collector ]. D. A. Meyer was
in town last Friday and Saturday
collecting supply Of the needtul
for the use OF the stale and county.
Mr.. G. II. Flato, ST., returned
home last Monday from the Terri
tory, after an; absence of several
i m9a,hs, l00Ainafai'sr his cattle
The frame work of Mr.. G. B.
Welhausen's new residence is COM
pleted and promises to be a fine
structure. Messrs. Moves and Folts
are the contractors,
G. x. Holchak is the sole agent
for Sinner for the Kelly " Lysle
Milling Co.'S, -four. This flour is
guaranteed Us good as any. Try Il
barrel or sack and be convinced.
Jim Holingsworth came over
from Gonzales last Saturday to
spend Sunday with his family. Jim
says it will be several weeks before
the Gonzales oil mill will be ready
to begin operations.
The Flatouia Oil Mill, Messrs,
Valenta and Kubiana, proprietors,
started up last Wednesday. New
machinery has been put in and a
great many other improvements
made and good seasons run is
assured.
The following additional appli-
cations for pensions from Layaca
county have been approved by the
comptroller since last report Isa-
dore Tucker and Mrs. Joanna
Denys. of Yoakum and Henry Teit-
jean, of Sinner.
There was considerable of scrap
in town last Saturday. Blows aud
bad language were freely passed
and the belligerants were hauled up
before the Mayors court and fined.
Boys stop it, there is nothing to be
gained by such actions and much
10 lose.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Jelly Glasses with covers, at
Carnes' Cash Store.
Robt. Fitzgerald Of Big Hill was
on our streets last Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Green returned from
the Territory last Tuesday.
Call and see Woltors' Bros, fine
stock of new goods.
Advertising pays. If you don't
believe it, ask Gus Ruhmann.
Just received, car load of
choice new oats at
VOTERS Bros,
Joe R. Lane was in town last
Friday between trains on business
for his firm at Flatonia.
Hot Tamales fresh every Satur-
day at The Dewey Restaurant.
Mrs, VIM. Green returned from
Wharton last Friday where she had
been on a visit to relatives.
WANTED A CooK--German or b.
hemian preferred, by October 1st,
Apply at GAZETTE office.
Mrs. E. S. Askey returned from
Cuero last Friday, where she had
been consulting Dr. Reiss.
Our goods are new and OF the
latest styles, and prices low us the
lowest, WoLTERs' BROS.
G. II. Flato ir., and Gus Russek
took a trip over to Schulenburg last
Sunday, returning Monday.
Just receiyeda car load of "Queen
of Kansas" first Patent Flour, at
c, X. Hochak's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Saettler last week. The GAz-
ErrE joins their many friends in
congratulations.
A nice line of glassware at the
very lowest figures. A nice 4 piece
Set for 20 cents, at Carnes' Cash
store.
Old papers, suitable for wrap
ping paper, for sale at The GAZETTE
Office at % cents a hundred.
New Royal
Sewing Machine, guaranteed for
ten years. Price only S1745,
Woltess' Bros, sole agents.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
Cotton Receipts.


Receipts last report, 6013 bales !;
received since, 792 bales. Total
receipts up to Monday night, square
and round bales. 6S05. Ruling
price 6 5 s cents. Market weak and
slightly lower.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

For RENr-Two good rooms, suit
able for offices. Call at GAggcrG
Office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
Cemetery Notice.

The Ladies' Union Cemetery AS
ISOLATION request all persons visit
ing the cemetery TO hitch their
teams on the outside, as some per,
sons have been driving in the
grounds and leave without closing
gates. causing much damage to
shruhbery, &c, by cattle straying
in the grounds.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
EIato's Locals.

Organdies worth 10 cts, to II
cts, now 8 to 8 cts.
Only few Mitchell wagons left
at $500 cash.
A bargain in Mems, Youths and
Childrens' clothing.
Boquet--best patent -four, $4.0C
per barrel.
II lbs Standard GRADUATED Sugar
$1.00.
10 lbs good Rio Coffee 800.
, AT FLATO'S.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Mr.. Robt. Wiseman, proprietor
of the Wiseman house, has given
up that hostery and will remove
to Moulton. Mr.. Wiseman has made
this move on account Of not being
able to make suitable contract for
the hotel, His many friends will
regret to hear Of his departure and
recommend him to the good graces
Of the people of Moulton.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

The following young society peo-
pie of Moulton came down TO see
the play Brand OF Cain" at the
opera house last Sunday night {;
Sam Gottleib, Alex Kotzebue, Nor
man Rawlins, f. C. Jackson and
l.. e. Chovanetz. Misses Ina Jack.
son, Mary Burke, Ida and Lille
Fehrenkamp and Marie Shurman.
They expressed themselves as high
ly pleased with the performance
and ready to come again ON some
future occasion.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
NEW THE TABLE,
In Effect Thursday, May 70, 1898
AooKHARr BRANCH.

LOCKIIART BRANCH.
Train No As arrives from Lock
hart at 1880 p. m.
Train No. As arrives from Yoa-
KUN ut $40 p. m.
WACO BRANCH.
Train No. II arrives from Waco
at 1897 p. NJ.
Tram No. ~ arrives from Yoa.
kun at 2;2l p. IN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
UITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor ..... Robt. L, Eschenburg,
Treasurer. ,.... Louis Wagner
Secretary ,........ Ed. j. Mnir.
ALDERMEN,
Louis Wagner, Ed e. VOTERS,
Chas, Muecke, Ed. J. Merrem,
c. .. Welhausen.
The City Council meets on the
first Monday in every month,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

AS this paper goesto press the
jury in the Chas. McMurray case is
still out. with no probability of
coming to an agreement
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

VOTERS Bros, have just opened
up big new stock of dry goods
and otfer special bargains for cash.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Carnes' Cash Store is the place
to get your fresh groceries, No one
appreciates your trade more and
will always strive to please You.
All goods delivered promptly aud
free of ch0rge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
Something New.

G. w. Eschenhurg has received
a nice line Of white enameled iror
bedsteads.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07
THE cHrLDREH OF sFonYlAHp.

The sun In the west was sinking.
And the room was cosy and still;
A dear little girl sat thinking
with her head on the window sill.
When out from the dusky twilight,
9 the evetide began to fall,
the ssaE1s sTS AND e tae
They hurry In through the doorway.
And gather close to her side,
While all around the shadows play,
AS over the floor they glide.
The little girl looked with wondering ewes.
As they all crowd round, the while"
Familiar fancies seem to rise,
WheE each drew near with smile.
At last she cried, ''oh who can you be?
Your faces do not seem new, AE
In every one q dear friend see,
One little maid, with the brightest looks.
Who seemed for them all to speak,
Said, 1--WE are the children OF story books.
you've been reading from week to week"
I am sure you know me. and know me we'll
As q very gay little rover,
And viii guess ere to you my name tell
That tits Katie, the sister OF Clover
row row LOOK very sharp and see If you know
That little girl there by the stand. gff
That It's Alice in Wonderland
There's Flaxie, Frizzle and Flyaway.
DO ty D1mV le and PIudy, so sweet
And the Five little Peppers merry and gay.
Ruby and Ruthy and Doroth Deane,
carol Bird, SO nearly divine.
Dear little Melody fair as O DREAM
And all of the 'Ruggleses' nine"
The little girl gezed. with loving looks.
At these dear ones she knew so we'll =
AZ all the children of her books, MP
Who In the storyland dwell.
But the voice was fainter growing,
The faces began to fade, =
The pickering shade seemed throwing
A veil round the little maid.
A distant bell now ringing,
From her nap my little girl woke,
Nor could she believe she'd been dreaming
All about the suory-book folk :
..r So IA. NJ. B., Botsford. CT.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07
BAKERS AID.

I'VE have advertised Furniture n etty
sthoroughly, but we md that In some local.
lies = u notsvery generally known that we
ScaarLy q stocE OF Refrigerators. Baby Carriages
STOVES and Z 1t hen Ranges, and we take this
time TO say that when you come to select Fur.
nlture Tor your house You viii also find good
assortment OF these articles. We have III. m
in all grades, from the very best to the cheap-
est some OF them with reservoirs and high
shelves, wood wheels and iron tire, steel
wheels with rubber tire, and steel wheels
that never tire. SILK plush lined and tufted
backs, with porcelainllined reservoirs where
you can draw ice wat from a little nickel
plated lancet. We have them with low shelf
ana double seats for twins. and dampers and
checks here and there tn prevent too strong
graft or escape OF gas. Zinc lined with bali
bearing wheels and thermometer In the door
SO that You can regulate the Temperature to
such nicely that we're the baby placed in.
sides You could make it just comfortable,
cooling atmosphere or you could do him to a
crisp In 30 minutes or in one of the others
With the mineral wool lining Won could freeze
him quiet In IL minutes or stiff in IS. We say
HIN, tor nobody would be SO nngalIant as To
place HER baby in one, even though she
noilered the shingles loose and the mother
was down town. We have them IN corduroy
and damask lined, with draw center and du
pick crates, silk parasols with lace trimmings
and large copper reservoir in back, or water
col. In front, and patent adjustable parasol FIX
lures that with slight help from nurse viii
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07

Ktaw and Erlanger's famous extrava-
CANA Jack and the BeansEalk,, Is in the
third season of its triumphal career. and
is again demonstrating les powers aa one
OF the best drawing attractions on She
American stage. 1t viii be seen at the
Park City theater Bridgeport, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday night and We'd
nesday matinee, April 10, IL and IL, and
will be brought there In its complete
form, Just as given during lea long runs
IN Boston, New York, Philadelphis,
Chicago and other cities. In every de-
tail the production is one OF the most re-
Variable ever seen In this country. It's
gorgeous and tasteful cosEuming, elabor-
ate and beautiful scenic Embellishments
and really amazing electrical effects
have been factors In it's success. The
cast this season is largely the Same that
presented the piece during the past two
years. The few changes that have been
made have added an enjoyable measure
20 the musical strength OF the perfor-
nance. The same bevy OF feminine
beauties that gave to the production its
reputation rs beauty show will ba seen
here, and In truth the same high class
performances so generously praised viii
delight the patrons OF the Park City
theater.