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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-20
viii Threw Down McClusky.

From the BOsTOn TitTaIU.
What's this report about Maggie Cline's
purpose to open the most elegant bar,
restaurant and hotel in New York, with
Maggie behind the bar to mix the drinks?
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railroad officials profess to take great
stock in the story of the reported sale,
which, If consummated. must have in
voIved at least s13, 600, 900.
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
TIE TRoTTlNe CIRCUIT.


A 80 pound wagon is BENG puli, 10.
A2ote. 2.O4'N, 10 pull at the CleYeihau
matinees.
Nelly Conway. 2:1SM. trottinS, ~
Pilot Medium. has been conNeIttu 70
the pacing gait.
Miss Fcwclothes is the dellgnttH
name Of fiuy in the stable or ). u
Collodky, a. Bclmout Park Phliudtl-
phin.
II is sal2 that Lottie Smart, =, 2'00A,
and Lady Smart, second at nonver in
2;11&, are the only ones OF The get or
Roswell ever trained.
With David l.. Ward holding the lib
bons, Minnie Rysdyli, 2:20, is credited
with being the queen of the Atlantic
City q. j. beach speedway.
Vance Nuckols has n pretty fasr
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

Minds OF moderate callbcr ordinarily
condemn everything which is beyond
their range. -Rochefoucauld.
blessed Ia the uan who has found
his work. One monster there Is in the
wc7ld tile hlle uinn.-C CARLYLE.
Good mnnners are pnrt Of good
mor,.is, end il is as much our duty AS
orr int,resi to practice hotll.-Huntct
TIE brightest blaze OF intelligence is
CT !nralcElably less value than the
emallest spark OF churity.-W. Nevins.
Hola is Il mass ~ morbid fancies
which make his life, successful as it
has been. puIgatogy. Even when he
retres for the night he must open bis
eyes fcven times to ussurr himself that
he actually liveh WLic be secs disaster
In everything from a cab With IN an
lucky urniDer 10 entering his house
with his left foot.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

Nearly every BAH team has its prt-
waite code of signals, which is supposed
TO he familiar 10 members Of the com
bination only. says the NcwsYork Com
mercial Advertiser 1heseisignals are
changed from time 10 time. when
changes or releases to amy considerable
extent. by which old members OF the
tenn may become opponents Instead OF
tenn members. render such chnnge adj
visahlc. The ynluc Of the signal sys-
TEN. however. Is questioned by many
Veterans. who claim thar She signal
code. In many instances. Inns become so
complex and extended rs 70 BE confus-
lag. "a team DOESN'T reV' any signs TO
speak Of" says Kllsileeson HGener-
ally they're Il hlndlApce 4 ball player
Is suppospl 70 llapw the play as y
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
lrrMs OF tNTERE8T.

The Colorado Historical society has
the original deed OF Brigham Ioungs
mill. the Grst erected in Utah.
The 10 bells of St. Patrick's cathe-
dyal. New York, are rung by COM
y.essed air. The bells have double
clappers balancing each other.
The stairway leading TO the tower or
the Philadelphia city hall contains SOB
steps and is said to be the tallest con-
tlpuous stairway in the world
a Kansas man who weighs only l3A
pounds won $50 recently by carrying
$50 pounds OF iour three miles with
out putting 1t down. And then he or
fered to bet $50 more that lie could go
another mile.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
APAORlSMs.

Let honor b. 20 US at strong an OBJ
legation as necessity a TO others
Piiny.
GIVE me sober nati2n and VII
take care Of the reveuue w. L. Glad
stone.
Beauty is the irst present nature
gives to women and the irst 1t takes
away Mere.
Brevity Ia the best recommendations
Of speech. whether in senator or an
orator-Cicero.
There Is nothing so clear sighted ard
sensible as n noble mind In low
estate.--Iane Porter.
If there is any person whom You dis
like, that is the oneef whom you should
never speak -Cecil
ANY feeling that takes q man away
from his home is traitor 10 the house
hold. II W Beecher.
If idleness does not produce vice or
malevolence, 10 commonly produces
melancholy Sydney Smith.
The flights of the human mind are
not from enjoyment TO enjoyment put
from hope to hGpe.-Johnson-
Whatever be the motive OF an in
suit II is always best to overlook u,
for folly scarcely can deserve resent
ment, ana malice is punislIsd by neg
ieCt, johnson.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
TIE GLASS OF FASHION.

E.5bon will be used in a great varie-
" OF styles.
Velvet is one of the handsomest
things TO combine with organdles and
lawns.
Insertions OF lace ana embroidery
detached figures and band effects will
be popular.
Importers predict q larger sale of
real laces during the coming season
than was ever before known.
The sash is being seen more and
more. Thin silk, frnged ana only
topped oree II front, Is the correct
thing.
Light effects will be much in vogue.
and Chiffon foundations Ter tilmy laces
of delicate cutlines will be used extern
siveiy.
The sw-ugsar coat fer fall will be of
light. almost oroam colcrcd, cloth, cut
IKE M immense box coat. Tie skirt
reaching to the knees.
New mode!s in tailor gowns have
pe.siaa or s0ll cloth collars, revers
and vestings Exquisite pcl.l and goid
emMudegias are again coming 10 the
front
The new shoulder scat which is
made of thp same material af tae gowr
/ AMI vd,,ed ground with u nfl Of lace
OF tMr so0ds is eHceediraiJ graceful
ana gives Pariaian touch 10 a toilet
4 1t is worn low over tie shoulders ant
fastened ut TIE waist with u fancy
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

careful training of the muscles correct
habits Of standing OF sitting. Of walk
lnr. OF breathing and of performing
every muscular function may be es-
tablished." 1t Is moi vanity to be nice
for II proper care Of The body tends to
the growth of the mind. The doctor
believes that "grnceful attitudes in the
adult are not the result of evolution,
but of early training
Exercise your chests, children Is
the doctors advice for when you are
young your cartridges really your
muscles, are flexlble.y and the joints
of yonr backbone haae not yet become
stiff, so that when II take exercise
ments. and tlie, IAN enlarge
ment of the chez renarks
the doctor. ''forcll}Wv Filtration In the
child means Il respiration fuller than
the ordinary. The adult can make his
chest larger, but he cannot increase
his chest capacity. The child. how
ever. or the youth can increase his
chest capacity considerably. have
known persons under 30 years Of age
to increase their chest capacity three
or four inches by exercise, Then what
n gain it would be for children to take
exercise which would create demand
FOR air and by daily expansion caust
the chest to grow deep and large ant
broad, thus providing capital OF
strength for future years.!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

Kaiser Wilhelm's restlessne'e his
brought about the retirement in dis
grace of the chief magistrate Of The
Metz district. When the kniser visit
ed Metz lately. a programme was ar
ranged nccording to which he was to
be entertained at luncheon AT certain
hour ana was then to Eiase n tli-
umphnl progress through a number Of
villages, where 9chool children ana So
cieties of nil kinds were TO be arrayed
on either side 70 greet him. The
kaiser insisted on getting Up from the
lunch an hour before the appointed
time. which ppse, the arrangements
90 that he found the streets deserted
on his Journey. The magistrate Ind
to pay for the fiz2le.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

IT is considered u strange coincidence
TINT the navy department number of
the big hgttleship Alabama, which is
now haiTdlng ut Cramps shipyard. is
the same rs thar by which the famous
Confederate commerce destroyer Ala
bama was known. 100. The old Ala
bama WAS built at Laird's shipyards
in England for the Confederate gov
eminent and was much drended az
craft of war under Semmesi command.
Her number was given by the builders.
The fact TINT both vessels bore the
same number was discovered n few
days ago by General John O. Under
wood of OovingtcR, Ky who visited
Cramps' shlpyart1 In relation TO the
proposed launching OF the big fighter.
which Is named OF course, not after
the fnmous Confederate cruiser but
like that vessel, after the southern
state. philndeiphie Record.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
THE HOUSEHOLD.
over the Preserving Kettle - Appe-
t.Ain@ Hot weather Dish-For
the Summer Baby.

A good test for the right consistency
OF Jelly when boiling is to let 1t drop
from u spoon. II the last drop STICKS
to the spoun, tt Is sufficiently hard.
In estimating the comparative cost
Of Jelly and marnalade Jelly VIII be
found to he worth twice as much as
marnalade, the jelly costing thirds
the price " fruit and the lnarualaue
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

arises. Tie stage OF the game ought to
tell him what to do either AZ bat or 81
the bases" Latham makes fun Of the
complex system OF signs which he says
ia In vogue on the Washington team,
where Arlp acted as end man for "A
short time this spring. They're all tied
up with those signals" says Lathnm.
"a man doesn't know what to do I'M
less he sees some red lights and let's
chnncrs go ny because somebody does
nat hag him from the beach"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

In one line OF greatness Greater New
York must give way TO Chicago. Dur
ing single year lSAS-Chlcago had
6s prairie fires within the city limits
Few citizens were disturbed by these
fires. Most Chlc2goans never heard
Of them. This shows plninly enough
that Chicago is wonderfully big city.
Chicago people sny it also shows that
the city Ore apparatus is remarlSa-
bly, CO, a, Chicago has invested
100000 j fire apparatus employs
more than 1000 men for the purpose
OF supprcssing fires and boasts 1891
miles Of water mains For these ca
sons the prairie districts are at lihNrty
to have all The fires they want to.-St
Louis Post Dispatch
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
removed
An Appetlning Hot weathcr Dish.

TO prepare blind hare take pound
and half Of veal outlet on enc three
pound chicken and pound and q half
OF round steak chopped fine; mix and
add half a teaspoonful of grated nut
meg. level tenspoonful Of cinnamon.
one pint of stale bread crumbs rubbed
fine, IL quarter Of n teaspoonful of pep
per and two level traspoonfuls OF salt
Mix all the ingredients thoroughly to-
gether and pour over all four wen
beaten eggs. Pack into n square bread
nan or into melon mold. When 1t
has taken the shape of pan or mold,
turn it carefully out on q piece OF
CREASED paper in the bottom of a hak-
ing pan, haste with melted butter and
bake In moderate oven for three
hours. Serve cold Veal loaf Ia made
after this same recipe, using all veal.
Ladies' Home .fonrual.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
APEloRIsMs.

Light is the symbol Of truth-LowelL
Fools love the maityrdom of farne.-
Byron.
The office of hberallty consists IN
giving with Julglnent.-Cicrro.
Every brave man Shuns ncFe taas
death the shame OF l. ing.-Corneilie.
IIfe's evening will take It's character
from the day shat preceded a--shut-
tlegcsth.
Every man IN valued IN this world as
h. shows Ny his conduct he wishes to
X Vclaed ---Hrryere-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

Very many residents in rural COM
munities would like to organize golf
clubs and procure links who are de-
TERED by the mistaken lden that great
money outlay is necessary. says the
Boston Herald. This misapprehension
doubtless arises from the published
statements OF the sums which wealthy
clubs have expended on their grounds.
Expensive grounds are not necessary
and too much artiticiality is not desir-
able, for the game is designed to be
plaved where nature has heen most
prodlgal in her distribution Of irregu-
lnrities Waste land. with a good turf
n few sand pits and some hedges
bitches or woods, is all that a club
needs for making All ideal course. Ev-
cry course must have some artificial
Improvement. but the less that Is re-
CURED in this way the better win the
links prove. The elaborate construc-
ton of hoies. bunkers. woods and other
difficulties may be- essential on city
links. where the grounds are poorly
adapted to golf In the beginning, hut
IN country clubs this work and expense
would be all n waste of time and mon
ey A permanent golf course can be
ornamented with the planting of trees
and shrubbery. but unless the organl'
cation owns the ground and wishes tt
make the course beautiful for all time
1t will not pay 10 do even this.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
Z '1sS,--v----s@ --~--;7-yHssse
953fISEIzsNIFIzI=z,4f
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PERSONALITIES.

D
PRECEDENT Mckinley is his own bar
be-.
Gcror Trentanove, the sculptor. is at
work ca bust Of Nelson Dingley.
Senator Forster OF Washington never
held IN. previous political Office save
that CT county auditor.
hImc. Dreyfus, wife of the world
fau!ed captain, is II handsome woman
not "cf 80 years old. She is the daugh-
ter Of n rich Hebrew.
81. aIllurand. the French Socialist
minister OF commerce, is one OF the
best Informed men in Europe with re-
gard TO American affairs.
irs. Southwick Guthrie of Washing
ton !s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Betsy
Ross. she remembers her ancestress
who died when she was years old.
Ex.Governor Francis of Missouri. who
is enc of the richest men in that state
and was member Of the second Cleve-
land cabinet. began life as Il newsboy.
Senator Allison of Iowa is devout
reader of the newspaper and sub
scribcs to at least one morning paper
in all the leading cities of the coNn-
try.
Lord Kelvin has resigned the pro
fcssorship of natural philosophy in the
University of Glasgow, which he had
held for SO years. lie is now 10 years
Of age.
Dr. Graves. who had been bishop Of
limerick for 33 years, Is dead at the
age of 81 years. FIis sister was tie
wife CT Leopold Won Eanke, the Prus'
s!cD historian.
Dr.. Ad.cr. the we'll known Austrian
labor leader. was sentenced 10 one
n!onths Imprisonment for having taS-
en- part IN tie recent labor demonstla-
tons il Vienna.
Mrs May Wright Sewnll was elected
prasiGeng Of tie women'a international
congress rs tie successor Of the Count
css Of Aberdeen at the recent session
10 London The next meeting will Dt
held IN Berlin.
The presentation Of sword hy thu
people Of baltimore TO Captain Dyer II
30 BE- IN all day affair. The da;e HNee
ia Sept. II The actual presentaSio
viii be nAde Oh platform before th'
city hall, and there will he a big parade
TX Governor Yarmouth. the frs
northern guyornor OF Louisiana, ha
ll7ed down the bitter unpopu!art.
which nj enc tme nearly cost him hi
life ana is row enc OF the leading suga
:, q l.lescrs OF his staae and succesaiu
Iawytr
a. II. ~ NNINninr I'm 4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
RULES FOR GETTING RICH.
save your pennies.

Save your pennies.
Re careful OF Your health
Learn 10 know good people from bad.
RS reliable That's thS golcisp rule
OF bustuesa
HI SIRE not 10 pat all youT money
Gigs iuio' one basket.
See tbat yorr head lsU'r Time, H.
doesnt matter about yorll- lcgt
Take good care OF your money 10
isn't half a. hard to IN y 10 1t 10 y"
talie care OF ~
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

comfort and safety. 1t is both pic
turesuue and practicable. The bot
tom is an oval mat, constructed or
rope. upon which is placed hair mat
tress, made TO lit and covered Win
clip cover of clintz, The sides, which
are very high, are made of hammocE
cord and are finished with a thicker
rope at the top, while gay little rui-
fe gives q touch of Brightness az the
bottom and conceals the sides OF the
rome foundption.-Ne York Tribune.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

Babies may not have a recognized
place in the drawing room. but this
summer they have not been forgotten
on the vernnda.
A swinging hammock or rather rope
basket has been provided for their
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30
Chi1d,nh Innocence.

whats phllanthrop!st, Reft'e"
Don't know that? Why, you are n
duffcr. He's a man who collects men
ely for the poor heatbers in Africa
aud then opens n big banking account
ALLY Slopef.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-08-30

"She has n lathlike figure"
"Yes, and a plaster complexion.
Chicago Record.
The age-herald., 1899-10-13
SELMA
Bold Burglary Committed-T The Tarver-
 Rountree Nuptials

Selma October Special.)-Yesterday afternoon one of the boldest and most sue cessful burglaries ever committed in selma was committed at the residence of MT |. A. Patterson, on the corner of Fremont and Second street. Mrs. Patterson whose hear ing is slightly defective, had lain down lh her room to rest, no one else being on the place. She awoke, and, seeing negro boy going out of the gate, called to him. think ing he was a boy Mr. Patterson had sent for his wheel The boy ran across street and down an alley. She then went out to her kitchen and noticed that the back door was standing wide open. Returning to he. bed-cham5er, she was astounded to find that while she sept some one had entered the room through the open window and helped himself to whatever suited his fancy The bureau drawers had been ransacked. the machine drawers pulled out ana emptied on the floor, while on the window sill was the print of soiled fingers, showing that the intruder had climbed in the wi1l- dow. The open door showed how he had made his exit.
 As near as can be ascertained, the bur glar and his confederate fer footprints without the window show taere We're more than one, gut away Mlth e.ie ioilo"li5 "iti cles, besdesSa small amount of money: ladys gold watch, No. S6,7S5; silver comb and brush, silver button hook, silver nail pols'eei, a rearl-haIdled pistol plain gold ring.
 It was, indeed, bold robbery, and the police officials are chasing every clue possi- ble with the hope of catching the thieves.
 One of the prettiest home weddings of the many that have occurred in Selma was celebrated last night when Miss Lucia Tar yer was welded to MT. James W. Rountree. The spacious residence was brilliantly illuminated and beautifully decorated for the event. The front paclor, in which the words were sad that welded the young people, was decorated in white, with palms as a background and wreatIls of evergreen suspended from chandelier to ceiling. The color scheme of the back parlor was red while the dining room was decorated In roses and smilax
The age-herald., 1899-10-13

merchandise and the extent of his inju- ries Is unknown. His lower limbs are par alyzed from the effects of tqhe fall.
 John Parker, a colored employe of the trunk slat factory, was working near a stack Of lumber yesterday morning when the pile became ioosened and the whole thing fell upon him. He was relieved as quickly as possible. but death resulted in few hours.
 Last evening a quiet wedding was solem- nized at the residence of pr. and Mrs. J. T. Ozment.It was that of Mir. J. Arthur oz- ment and Miss Susie Mehan. The ceremo- ny was performed by Father J. P McCaf- ferty, of St. Johns church.
 The University of Alabama now has POI students in attendance This is perhaps the largest attendance the university has had at one time in ten years. The students con- stitute an unusually fine body of young people. This Is the verdict of all who see them.
 Dr. B. F. Saffold left Monday night for Selma to spend a day or two with ms mother The latter was greatly affected py the death of her son, Major M. B. Sanold, who was killed in battle near Manila last Sunday.
 The students are taking a great deal or interest in athletics this fall.An enthusiasts tic meeting was held in the chapel and considerable fund was raised with which to provide uniforms and football outfits.
The age-herald., 1899-10-13
KNOXVILLE'S FAIR
Presentation of Handsome Sword to
 Lieutenant Nelson

Knoxville, Tenn, October 12.-Light show CTS here today had tendency to mar the enjoyment of the trades display and free street fair now in progress. Thousands, however, were upon the streets and In att tendance upon the presentation of hand some sword to Lieutenant Valentine Sevier Nelson, who was with Admiral Dewey on the Olympia at the battle of Manila bay.
 A distinctive feature of the day was the presentation to the local permanent art exhibit of a handsome painting of Miss Winnie Davis, late Daughter of the Con- federacy. It was presented by Colonel B. R. Strong an East Tennessee republican, who knew Miss Winnie and held her in highest esteem. The flower parade was postponed to this afternoon. 1lhe florists have furnished dozens of pits of rare blos- sons for the occasion, and there will be luxuriant profusion of artificial designs.
The age-herald., 1899-10-13
SELMA
Little Girl Seriously Wounded by Dis
 charge of Gun

Selma October 12.-(Special)-A deplora- ble accident happened last night at the home of MT. Warren Ambrose, about mile east of the city, and by it his little 4-year- old daughter came near being fatally in- jured.
 Joe, aged IA, MT. Ambrose's eldest son, had been out hunting, and returning about dark, set his gun down by the gate leading into the back yard, while he went to the lot to put up the horse. While down at the lot Joe heard his gun discharged and going back to where he had left it he found that his younger brother, aged years, had got hold of the weapon and in some manner pulled the trigger.
 Katie, the 4-year-old child, had been out in the yard and was ascending the back steps just as the gun went off. She was heard to scream and her mother hastening to her side found that she had been struck by a number of the shots from the gun. Dr. Harper was summoned and on eXami- nation discovered that eight No. bird shot had entered her body, two of which were in her head. There was one which appeared to have gone deeper than the rest and fail- ing to find this one which was in the little ones side, Dr. Ward was sent for to assist in probing the wound.
 The shot was never found and it is hoped that it did not penetrate the cavity. The little girl is doing nicely since the shooting, no fever, having developed, and 1t Is hoped that nothing serious will result