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musician in this city who has attended
| tl, elaborate c'reinor les of Holy NteK in
Rome, thus describes the, "Mserere" at ST.
! Peters:
There is one grand and sublime cere-
mony among all those l witnessed-the
'Miserere' at st. Peters. The music is ex-
quisite and the effect surprising The strains
of the melody that fall so grandly and
solemnly on the ear are not Of the lighter
religious musical school which, in modern
times. has sought more and more the in
PRODUCTION of dramatic and bizarre effects,
nor are any instruments used in the choir.
They are the creation of Palestrina, the
sublime master of song the Michael Angelo
of the Tyre. The Pope forbade tho repro
duction of this 'Miserere, in order that
it should be heard only in that church
whose gigantic arches and glorious dome
were completely in harmony with its sub
Unity, but northern genius in the person
of Mozart has stolen those marvellous
strains and there is to be plainly detected
in the work of that great master the infu-
ence of Palestrina.
mo pen can picture the solemnity Of the
'Miserere.' The night advances. The Ba
silica is in darkness. Its altars are un-
covered Through the open arches there
penetrates the uncertain light of dawn.
which seems to deepen the shadows. The
last taper of the Tenebrae is hidden behind
the altar. The cathedral resembles an i'm
mense mausoIeum. with the faint gimmer
of funereal torches In the distance.
Suddenly, one cannot tell from where,
a sound like the far-off roar of the tenn
pest vibrates upon the air, then dies away
like the moaning of the wind amid the
expresses upon the ruined arches of the
Coliseum; again like lamentation from
the depths of the earth. or the moaning
of angels breaking into sobs and sorrow
full weeping.
The marble statues. gigantic and of
dazzling whiteness, are not completely hid
den by the darkness. but appear ike the
spirits OF past ages coming out of the
sepulchreS and loGsing the shroud TO join
the intonation Of this canticle OF despair.
The whole church is -agitated and vlbrates
as if words OF horror were arising from the
stones. This profound and sublime la
ment, this mourning of bitterness, dying
away into airy circles. penetrates US by
the intensity of its sadness.
1T seems as II the Eternal City, pagan
end Christian had found a voice with
which to supplcate heaven for mercy and
forgiveness Assuredly her cantiCle is un-
eaualed. and everyone who hears the Mis-
erere.' be he Of whatever creed. must bear
witness in his heart TO its divine i-spi-
ration"
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
Catholic and Episcopal Churches
Celebrate Today.
solemn Masses. Fasting, and Prayer
throughout the World-Bu<iness
stopped in Many PlaceS-Iistory
of the Day From the Commence
nent of the Era OF Christianity

Everywhere today throughout Christen-
Church. the Church Of England and the
Episcopalian Church celebrate Good Fri
day. the anniversary of the day on which
Christ was crucifed On Calvary. the most
solemn day of the church year. Services
are being held everywhere throughout the
day, and it will be observed as a fast day
by devoUt Catholics and many other strict
churchmen in preparation for the great
feast day of the year Easter Sunday.
All devout churchmen in Roman Cath
olic. Greek Church. and Church OF England
countries refrain from work on Good Fri
banks. markets and stores as well. In
this country there is some observance of
the day in the same way. All the New
York exchanges are closed today and some
of the exchanges and markets in other
large cities.
Catholic and Episcopalian churches in
Washington are all observing the day.
Masses were held in the Catholic and in
some of the Episcopalian churches this
morning. The Three Hours Devotion from
noon until o'clock in the afternoon is a
feature of the days observance nearly
everywhere
In the Roman Catholic and the Episco-
palian Churches the priests are robed in
black and the altar is stripped of its or
naments. large crucifix is placed upon
the altar. In the Catholic Churches the
entire congregation and priests approach
the altar and devoutly kneeling kiss The
figure of the Lord
Eood Friday has haap
Christian Church from a very early per
iod as a day of mourning and special
prayer 1t was one of the two paschal
days celebrated by the Christian Church
at the beginning, and in memory of the
CrucifXion was called by the Greeks. Pas
cha Staurosimon, or the 'Pasch of the
Cross" 1t was observed as day of rigid
fast and melancholy ceremonial. When
Christianity was established in the Empire
Constantine forbade the holding of law
courts. markets. and other public proceed
ings upon this day.
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SOFTENFD BY DISTRESS.
4 Father Moved by His Daughters
suffering.

BUFFALO. April 13.-John W. Woods,
OF Cleveland came to Buffalo today. after
having read in the newspapers that his
married daughter. her husband, and three
children had been found starving Wednes-
day at their home in Hickman Street,
this city. Several years. ago Woods dis
owned his daughter for marrying James
Costello. her present husband. when he
was prosperous candy manufacture in
Cleveland
Learning that she was suffering his
heart softened and he came here today
prepared to make reparatiOu. He ordered
groceries enough to last a week, and will
have a trained nurse sent TO the house 10
look after Costello. who is in the last
stages of consumption. He wants, TO move
the family back to Cleveland. and set Cos
tello I'D in business, but Mrs. Costello is
inclined to refuse his aid. She asked for
help from him once, she says, and he re-
fused it. Now she proposes to go her
own way. if possible. The family has re-
ceived aid from the city. since it was dis
covered in destitute circumstances. Woods
is said to be wealthy.
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EAST WASHINGTON RAILROAD
The Amendment Changing the Route
Approved by Commissioner Beach.

The Amendment Changing the Route
Approved by Commissioner Beach
In the consideration of an amendment to
House bill 1904, ito amend the charter
of the East Washington Heights Trac-
tion Company" referred to the District
Commissioners for their opinion, Captain
Beach has recommended to his associates
a favorable report. The amendment pro-
posed is as follows:
Provided, That the Washington and
Marlboro Electric Railway Company shall
be permitted TO use the tracks. route. and
bridge of that portion of the route herein
before described between the intersection of
Pennsylvania Avenue extended with Rail-
way Avenue east, and the Western termi-
nus aforesaid at the intersection of Seven
teenth Street east and said Pennsylvania
Avenue. in lieu Of the Interviewing por-
tion of the route Of said Washington and
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Selected Gold prOperties

In Georgia and Alabama. with good veins carving
ores averaging 81 to $50 per ton. at prices from
8. 900 TO $4,000 Coal properties in Tennessee
and Alabama with high quality Goals averaging
I6 900 tons 10 the acre, lines of railways;
nrices from s. to $50 an acre. Mica and Iron Or
lands. COPPER PROPERTIES. West and South,
with ores averaging from lI2 to 10 per cent cop
ner For usrticrlars address COAL AND MIN
FR,L LANDS COMPANY, Allatoona, Ga.
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SwOrP nj Her Grocer.

Susan Brown. Colo.ed. was charged before Judge
Scott this morning with disorler'v conduct aud
profanity. IN the store OF Edward !. Earle. He
alleged that the woman accused hiS son Of selling
wafer for coal oil. and when the accusation was
denied became vcrr abusive and profane fine
Of 81. With the alternate OF fifteen DAYS in the
woIkhCuSe imposed.
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Death Not Due 10 Dipht IN erin.

+. C. Nolte. whose wife died Wednesday alter
noon states that her death was not due to diph-
theria. as published. He says that the house had
been released from quarantine three weeks before
her demise The immediate clrse Of her death
was due to diphthcretic paralysis Of the resprl-
tory Organs
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Fined for Assault.

Drinking whisky was alleged as the cause Of a
fgu al downtown theatre last night between
William Roberts aud Thomas Barnes, oolored
They were separated by policeman, vino arrest
Sd Roberts on charge OF a-slulting Barnes. In
the Police Court tins morning Judge kimbsI or
dered Roberts TO pay tine Of $50 serve sixty
d8ss iu jail
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Lost Hi. Dress suit Case.

jerome Magee. OF 1737 Q Street northwest re-
ported to the police today that he was robbed
of 4 dress suit case, while in the Pennsylvania
railroad station about O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. The suit case contained linen shirts,
pair Of trousers underwear, razor, and strop. all
valued at 80 The matter is being investigated
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Fined for DiSOrderIy Conduct.

Edward Walker, ooored charged before Judge
Scott this morning with assauIting Lucy Bell.
coIoscd, and with disorderly conduct, ordered
10 pay fines Of 80 in each case. or serve an ag-
Eregate Of sixty days in the workhouse. He was
unable to pay his fine.
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Marlboro Electric Railway Company. on
terms and conditions prescribed in the
ninth section of the act Incorporating the
said East Washington Heights Traction
COMPANY"
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Blind FoIks, Enster Celebration.

The inmates OF the Home for the Blind 9Ij L
Street northwest will celebrate next sunday. their
first Easter in the home. They are soliciting con
dinner.
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THE MlSERERE In ROME
Closing the Lenten Period in st.
Peters.

The Solemn 1ntOnntions of the Hymn
of SorrOw-A Portrait of Melody
a Church Into MausoIeum-Sup-
plications From the Eternal City.
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$500

We have % sailor suits for you ID
make d selection from for boys Of 10
l. years We hardly know where 10
begin 10 detail as to merit, etc Our
s. line is particularly strong. We can
not duplicate them at wholesale today
under s.. S--thus a great bar 81 M
gain .................... O'VV
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Such will tomorrow. Easter Saturday be; and only cata
ysm stop the great selling that has marked the present
week with the greatest Boys and Chdrens Clothing sales
made in any single week in business.
That means. of record heretofore untouched in
the retail trade of this city
The Truthful values.
1t seems hardly necessary advertise Bows Cloth
ing The stock has always had the command of the market
for freshness originality completeness and economy that the
BOYS and their mothers come a matter of course.
But life growth. and advertising both, for
that found the of Boys
Clothing Store. Easter Saturday is good Boys Clothing
dav for all our old friends and new
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We offer in the popular s. grade a
line of suits that have never been
equaled in style. finish. trimming. and
tailoring; this line is where We wish
TO establish our claim TO our leader
ship in Boys Tailoring. You have
practically no limit to select from. We
are going 10 give you Sc and s. values
in this class. full lines just from the
best makers. The materials are clay
Worsteds. one line serges. brOadwales.
hprriugbone serges. novelty
CheyiotS. tweeds. hOmespUns. & M
etc. ............ -......-.............~ jaw
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Special line of Easter Suits Of light
dressy patterns. Double breasted
Jackets. These Suits were made spe
cially for us; all-wool, seWed with
silk, lined with best Italian cloth:
Best tailoring Our So grade "a M
for Saturday leader. er............,f f'VV
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$500

Another STYLE of Nestee Suits for
boys TO years; made for the little
men only; plain blue serge; : different
styles Of fancy vests; these are e M
s. values for. r.................... law
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Our spring overcoat and REFER de-
partmeu5 holds styles that are many
and fascinating. Attention is rarticu-
LARRY directed TO the s. lines.
our IS and $50 new novelty
REFERS for ages 3 TO years-go &c lil
tomorrow r..-...........-.....
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Our Juvenile Department is a special
feature. No cheap cotton or shOddy
products. but Of the finest materials
and workmanship: eXclusiyeness and
value are readily apparent; We will
offer fer Saturday several styles Of our
Elberon' Suits. s. value for 81; these
are neat unfinished worsteds.
with fancy vests; ages to u "a 00
The evening times., 1900-04-13

We call your notice to our line o.
fun dress and Tuxedo Suits-and re-
Quisites for full dress wear. We car
supply all the wants from stock on de-
mand
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Easter linen blouse waists for boys
. 20 S years soc TO 81 plain. fancy col
lars and cuffs embroidered. inserted.
etc
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Our boys 25c grade of stockings is
recognized by those using them to be
the best ever offered. They retain the
lu>iTc and color.
The evening times., 1900-04-13

The Mothers Friend the only waist
withou, a fault. zoe up for iauDdered
STYLE
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Ladies' Linen Collars; all the new
shapes 10c and for 25c for the best.
The evening times., 1900-04-13

Our shirt waist depl fmeut Is the
nest complete in town. representing
the best makers only.
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Bows Furnishings, Hats AMI Shoes.

w want every body to see the new
shiItep that We are showing for The lit
tIe fellows 10 . wears. 25c TO $,c in
whit, linen and piqua percales and
fancy piques They are Indispensable
for the new suits this spring.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Election Notice I

By VIRTUE OF authority vested in
mt rs the Mayor of the Town OF
ShineB I hereby order that nm cleo
ton shnll be held as prescribed by
law, On the First Tuesday in April.
the name being the 3rd day of said
month, in the lown of Sinner.
Tor the purpose Of electins a Mayor
and Five Aldermen, and ! hereby
Appoint c. X. Holchak presiding
judge to ho!d raid election aud make
his returns ~ the City Council at
sShtner, rs the h~ directs,
Rosr. EsouENsuRe.
Mayor,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Manager Cheap Cash Store.

Mr.. Hugh Lay announces in the
GAZETTE this week for the office Of
District Clerk. Mr.. Lay has made
the county fineclerk and we be.
speak for him large vote from the
Sinner precinct. The man who
beats Mr.. Lay viii have to "get up
and dust early and late. He an,
nounces subject toIhe action of the
Dernocraticp risf,t n.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Real Estate Transfers at Sinner
And houlton.

F. P, Guenther and wife to A. T.
Kotzebue, ] interest in part of lot 6
in block Is in Moulton, $4,000.
I. f. Rodigan and wife to A. A.
Sinderman, III! acres on the w.
FL. Living survey, $105.
II. Y. Ellinghausen and wife to
]. G. Dilworth, fractional block -
and part of an adjoining block,
$1,000.
j. c. Dilworth to F. P. Luck.
fractional block p and part Of an
adjoining block, $700.-Hallets-
vile Herald.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

New Hats, at o, II, Beutsch's.
Mr.. Paul Stuerke left last Sutur-
DAY Tor High Hill and LaGrange.
Nice Enc of Shoes, at c. Muecke's>
Miss May Hughs is in Gonzales
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Smith.
New Baby Caps,at II. Deutsch's
Mr. Henry Quota OF Yoakum
WAS in Sinner last Saturday on
busiwess.
Nice line of Spring Goods, at c.
Muecke's,
Good people, don't forget that Mr..
s, l.. Bennett is a candidate for tax
collector.
New Dress Goods, at o. H,
DeuLscll's.
Mr.. q. II. Flato attended the
Stocknen's convention at IT. Worth
last week.
Headquarters for candy and fruits
AZ Willie Emler's.
Mr., 8. r. Lame tarried in Sinner
several hours last Saturday, on his
way to Flatonia.
New Summer Corsets, at o. H.
peutech's.
Mr. Nick Brod left last Saturday
on business trip to Goldthwaite,
in Minis county,
Just received one car load of choice
Hour, at Wagner & Schuhmann's.
Are you going to Galveston to
see tire hattleships ? Ii 30, you
should start ct once.
New Parsols and Fans, at o. H.
Deulschs.
Mr.. #. J. Pesek. tax assessor,
contributed financial aid to The
GAzFrrE last Saturday.
A nice line of glassware at old
time prices, at Carnes Cash Store.
Messrs. N. Richter and j. c.
f3lohm spent several days in San
Antonio last week on business.
New Skirts and Shirt Waists, at
0. II. Deutsch's.
Mr.. A. G. Wangemann was here
last Saturday taking up some cotton
purchased Of Mr.. Chas. Mueake
Get ny a club three subscribers
10 The GAZETTE aHd receive nice
Nssch fse
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
TAKE NoTIcEt

tf you really wish u shave,
AS good rs u barber ever gave,
Just call at my tonsnriOl room,
Az morn, eve, or busy nUou,
My room ia neat, my towels cle,n,
My rutor sharp and scissors keen,
And | will STE what | can do
In Smuggling, shaving and sham.
pooling you.
Yours Truly.
A. G. KuEpEE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

Mrs. Jne DvorNe VI Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived in Sinner h,et week on
a visit to Mr.. aud Mrs, +, Xbranek,
Mrs. Dvorak has been quite sick
and has almost lost her voice, she,
not being able to speak above 81
Whisper
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Announcement.

Friends, announce myself as q
candidate not for Office. but for your
trade, romising you that l will
serve you to the best of my ability,
by giving you thepurest and fresh
est goods, at the lowest cash prices
ard deliver them promptly at your
house and will HEARTILY appreciate
your support.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

Mr.. John Shutting of Dilworth,
was in town last Saturday, shaking
hands with friends. The GAZETTE
has been informed that Mr.. Stulting
contemplates running for sheriff Of
Gonzales county. John would make
an efficient officer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Mayor.

The oalico bah given by the Shi-
ner Baud, AT the opora house last
Saturday night, wns pleasant affair
and quite successtUll in point OF
numbers, there being upwards Of
forty couples present. The ladies'
were all arrayed in calico and looked
charming. The gentlemen were
decorated with calico neckties and
cut quite a swell. The music was
furnished by the Sinner Band.
Dancing continued until the wee
sma' hours"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

Agents on salary of $l5 per week
and expenses ; the greatest agent
seller ever produced every stock
and poultry raiser buys it ON sight.
Hustlers wanted. Reference. Ad.
dress, with stamp, American Mfg.
Co., Terrc Hante, Ind.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

Mr.. VIM, Trautwein, of Cuero,
was in Sinner several days last week
visiting his son Mr.. Louie Traut-
vein, and daughter Mrs. Edmund
VOTERS,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
CRY DIRECTORY.

iIayos 80. Rubt. l.. EschenbuFg.
Treasurer .,.... Louis Wagner.
Secretary. ...,..E Nd. ), MAR,
ALDERMES.
Louis Wagner, Ed f. VOTERS,
Ehas. Muecke, llA. ]. Merrem,
c. r. Welhnusen.
The City Council meets on the
First Monday in every month,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
Wanted.

1t has just been decided that
Flatonia will hold an eight weeks
normal school, beginning June II
and closing August 4. Prof. Scott
has been recommended as. con-
ductor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

The following Sinner people left
last Monday for Galveston to take
in the sights and view the battle
ships. MIR. and Mrs. Max Wolters,
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w. Eschenburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. e, ]. Wangenann,
Miss Isabel Wendtland, Mrs. Vim.
Green, Dr.. NJ. L. lIidson and con
Louie, Messrs. Il. j.. MAR, Angus,
Schramm, Emil Gold and Fred
Korges
Great opportunity offered to good,
reliable men. Salary Of $15 per
week and expenses for man with
rig to introduce our Poultry Mix
ture and Insect Destroyer in the
country. Send stamp. American
Mfg. Co., Terre Haute, Ind.
The band of five hunters and
fishermen who went to the river for
sport last week, returned Friday and
report having hne time. The
party consisted of c. L. Williams,
Max VOTERS, Louis Wagner, L. l..
Herdler and Aug. Stephan. They
caught plenty Of fish, one big eel
and killed numerous squirrels.
Most people become puzzled when
wanting to buy Il good spring remedy
as so many blood remedies are ad.
vertired, Think minute. sarsu-
parilla is good for the blood; celery
is good for the nerves; if these two
are combined with remedies to pro-
mote digestion you viii have a
remedy aeyeiul times more effective
than any sarsaparilla. Gatlin's Sar-
saparilla Celery Nuic combine- all
the above in a perfect manner.
Hence. you get mo, , value for your
money than with ANy other remedy.
For stss by ati drugGistA
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
For Sale at a Bargain,

A secondhand White Sewing
Machine in good order. Apply at
The GAZETTE office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

Mr.. Fred Wilkes ratified off his
monograph last Friday. I, was
won by Mr. Julius " offers on a
throw Of AZ, Mr., Wilkes throwing
for him. Julius can now 60 on the
road and give exhibitions.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21

huul II Ihtl hJteHuGu lIle CNLti6-
mems convention at Fort M0rth
last week.
A watch free for thten now sub
scribers To Che UAAErFS, Read
explanation elsewhere,
John Morgan of lFlatonie WAS In
Shiner last Wednesday, on his way
to Dreyer, looking for stray horse,
Clothing for men and boys, IN
latest styles and lowest prices, At
VOTERS Bros.
MIR. w. O. Mewee left last We'd
nesday for the Indian Territory.
Will il thinking about locating
there.
A full line of ladies' and gents
dress shoes and slippers, vt Way
cncr & Schuhmann's
Mr.. f, J. tIelwegie heing spoken
Of as prospective candidate for
Juaiice Of the Peace Of Sinner pre-
cinct.
MR.. Martin. mother OF our towns.
,nan Mr.. j, Il, Martin, il reported
seriously i'll at hcrhomc near Sweet
Home.
Our stock of farming implements.
such rs culLivators, mowers. rakes,
&c, is complete. VOTERS Bros
Mr.. f. ]. Pesek, the polite and
accommodating tax assessor WAS in
Sinner several days last week, as-
sessing taxes.
The most complete line Of toilet
soaps in the city, at lowest prices,
at Carnes' Cash Store.
Miss MayStnpp of Yoakum came
up Saturday TO attend the calico
ball and visit her friend Miss Hab.
ermacher.
For the next 60 days l will sell
all buggies, hacks and buck boards
at cost. Tor cash. G, l.. Williams.
This portion Of the vineyard had
n touch Of winter laat Thursday and
Friday. Thetelnperature was near
the freezing point.
At WAGNER q Schuhmann's.
fresh garden seed, two papers for
five cents. All varieties.
Mr.. Walter Jersig of San Antonio
is in the city visiting relatives.
Walter is in fine health and look
ing much improved.
I am sole agent for the Elwood
wire fence, the best wine fence on
the market. Call and examine it.
c. L. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simank left
last week on visit to relatives in
Moulton and Fayetteville. They
will be absent several weeks.
Chickasaw Asphalt Fire Proof
Paint, for bridges. boilers, smoke
stacks and all woods, at G. T.. Will
iams.'
Mrs., Seydler and daughter, of
High Hill, who has been visiting
her son Mr.. Il. G. seydler, left
Monday for Halletsville.
The largest stock of lumber,
shingles and all builders materials
in Lavaca county at bottom prices,
at G. L. Williams
Sinner is still without candi-
date for county commissioner. If
our roads and bridges suffer from
neglect, where will the blame lay I?
Mr.. A. J. Ross of Yoakum and
Mrs. Matte Byler of Flatonia, were
married last Wednesday at the
Methodist church at Flatonia, Rev.
Adams officiating.
The Sap is on the point Of put
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
New Racket
Store

L wish to notify
the public iii
general that (
have opened in
Bruening build
ing a RACKET
Store, and will
be much pleased
to have your pa
tronage. Goods
will be sold very
cheap for cash.
Come and see for
yourself.
L am also agent for
the PAUL STEA nj
LAUNDRY, San 4 BIZ
tonic, Texas.
FRED GERTH.
hiner, Texas, Febru~
ry 18th 1900.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-21
-NT""
WANTED |

Twenty dozen frying.sise chick
ems in lots ofone-half dozen or more.
Highest market price in cash at
City Hotel, Sinner, Texas,