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Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Waneta Members Entertain

Waneta Council. No. 3, ID. of p, gave
most delightful reception to the
members of Pocahontas Council. No. l.
of Henry Clay. last evening, in Red
Mems Hall No. 515 Shipley street,
which proved to be one of the most en-
tertaining events of Redmanship for a
long time The latter named coun-
ell was present to the number Of fifty
members. who were unanimous in their
praise of the efforts put forth by their
host for their comfort and pleasure.
The wigwam of the council was
tastefully decorated with the colors OF
! the degree. United States flags, and
handsome flowers. and presented a
picture TO those present. A solo by Miss
lReilley. several duets by Messrs.
Neutze and Olinger, accompanied by
Mrs. Jenness; addresses by Great Sen
ior Sycamore Powell. Past Sachems w.
1T. Purks Fred. Neutze, William
Smith. of Newark; John II. Olinger,
John White, Jr. and by Pocahontas
Mrs. Emma Palmer and a splendid
flag drill participated in by twenty
members of Waneta Council. constitu-
ted the program. The decorations and
the success of the drill are due to the
lskill and untiring energy of Mrs Ida
! lVandersloot.
Later I'm the evening all present were
invited to partake of supper
served to them by the fair young mem
bers of The council. and the reception
! came to an end at a late hour
The reception was in honor of the
| fourth anniversary of Waneta Council.
which body has grown steadily in
membership and influence, and now
numbers about 200 members.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
COUPLE BURNED BYsOIL
Fire Was Burning, OF Course, When
Fluid Was Used

Philadelphia Oct i6.- Coal oil poured
into a kitchen range by Mrs Mary VIII
son. of 40. 1858 Burns street, claimed
two victims this morning, instead Of the
customary one The additional victim in
this instance was the 2O-year-old hus.
band John Wilson.
Fortunately a i-yoar-old child Of the
young couple was asleep in am upper
room aud was rescued by neighhor
John Redhef'er who lives directly oppo.
site the Wilson home, when the fire
caused hy the exploding oil started
Both wife and husband are at the Ger.
man Hospital suffering from cruel burns
which may result ion their deaths. Mrs
Wilson was preparing her husbands
breakfast at a o'clock, when She attcmpt
cd TO hasten matters by pouring on ON th,
fire from dvo-gallon can.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
SeaTord's Social Dolnge
SPECIAL o mo HV-nlng Journ0l

special Co. the Evening Journal.
Seaford Oct l6.-J. Frank James
who has been employed at HIaines
drug store, has accepted position i'm
Philadelphia. His brother. William
James, succeeds him here.
w. II. Mi,ler is visiting relatives i'm
Syracuse. n. Y. and will later 80 to
the Buffalo Exposition.
Mrs. Eliza Robinson and Miss Willie
Robinson are visiting Mrs. d. j. Gooden
I'm New York.
Mrs Alexander Doncho IS visiting
.Clarlsville Nd, relatives.
T. +. Brown. of Philadelphia. was q
recent visitor here.
Nl5 II. G. Pennington has RETURNED
home from Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
William Wright has returned home
from Baltimore.
Mrs. Jennie ROus. Of Harrisburg. is
visiting Mrs. WIhiteley.
Miss Jennie Prettyman is visiting in
Baltimore.
MS y. II. Kinder. Miss Grace Brown
and Karl Brown are visiting friends In
Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. f. Griffith have return
ed home from New York and Jenkln-
town Pa
f. J. Al.en Emmitt Craig and Cap
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
NOTES FROM WOMAN'S REALM
Seen in the Stores
Fancy muffs made of gathered rib
bon.

Fancy muffs made of gathered rib
bon.
Patent leather shoes in the popular
Colonial shape.
Infants shoes made of soft, un-
tanned leather, relieved by white stitch
ing and braid.
Gauze fans. handsomely painted and
adorned with spangles.
Lace collars and boleros in a wide
variety of styles.
Raglan mackintoshes. in black, tan,
brown and green.
Gold wire iewelry, forming names,
designs, etc.
Women's wide scarfs, rather on the
automobile order, but made to be tied
twice :once at the neck and then again
over the bust. the ends hanging down
free.
OF ieweed buttons the mock opals
ARE easily the favorite, since they blend
with al light tints.
A fad of the autumn girl is To- em-
hroider her monogram iust above the
-eit cuff Of her plain-colOred shirt
waists. The monogram must be in
striking contrast TO THE waist, and the
stock and belt repeat the color
The shiruwaists for fall fashionable
tailors are turning out are plain. with
"a slightly fun front, pleated back and
sleeves a trille fuller than the sleeve OF
l2st season.
Heavy white bengaline embroidered
IN large black dots Is a swell fabric for
the autumn shirtwaist.
Tiny ruches OF silk of the dress ma
teilai pinked at the edges are the FASH
ionaDle trimming for the newest models
OF eLamine. nuns yelling, and other
llght WOO, or silk and wool gowns.
Chinese ribbons. showing quaint
symbcs on gold and silver grounds.
make handsome belts and collars. and
are to be found in Oriental goods.
The use of bands of ostrich feathers
particularly in black. is one Of the spe-
oial points about. the seasons hats.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
What a Mau Wants
} be loved for himself.

IL hN 'A A0l 'AAAAAaNAAf
b be trusted without limit.
appear like a god in her eyes and
allow her to fancy that she can lead
by ehe nose.
o have her tell him he is the hand
lest and brainest man in the set
o believe his hearthstone will be
hcut exception the warmest and
)iust in the world.
is friends to envy him the possess
OF The very loveliest girl in exist
o believe chat she thinks mis- pres
@ can transform the poorest camp
spct into a home.
O mink that she believes him when
tells her she inspires his every good
ulse. and il us her influence that
IS him good. and yet have her SEN
" blind to occasional lapses on his
from the straight and narrow road
the maIer of language and temper.
icao tly, he wants her to make it
Hsiblo for him to love and honor her
much that he will need her and miss
/ and long for her presence more and
.rc every hour of his life as the years
on
lc wants TO be able 10 tel her his
,iuCs3 successes as well as his cares,
! to feel sure of her constant interest
them and her sympathy. He is not
10 tell them to her at all other
Sc.
Ic wants her to be religious. even if
denies that he believes in an ortho-
K way. There is always something
lcSing in ihe thought that woman
wibhout q firm and undouhting be-
astly, to find the woman he honor8
N his hand a good housekeeper and
loIleCt COOk.-EXchange.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Soc al and Personal Notes

On October "a in Delaware City the
wedding Of Miss Bessie Price and
Harry Rowe both Of that city, will
take pace.
William Mcintyre, engineer at the
Federal 3uilding. is entertaining his
brother, Frederick, from Washington.
j. Edgar Layton. a well-known news
paper man of Bridgeville, was a Will
mingtou visitor yesterday.
Mrs Samuel Barnard and daughter
and Misses Eva and Mary Smith left
ON Monday for the Pan-Amorican Ex-
position whore they will spend one
week
William A. Moore, Jr. Of this city.
and Miss Alice L. Eisenbcrger. of Della
ware City, viii be married I'M Tine
home of the brides parents i'm the lat
Ter place this evening.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
REGIMENTS IN A CLASH
British Soldiers settle Dispute with
Bayonets and Guns

Londou oct. l6 The long-standing
fcud between the Durham and Worcester
regiments of infantry eliminated last
night in serious afray at Aldershot.
when the Worccsters, with fixed bayonets
and ban cartridges, attacked the quarters
of the Durhams Severe fighting fol-
lowed during which many of the men
were injured. A number of the Durhams
are suffering from dangerous bnyonet
wounds.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Observed His Birthday

Among the social events of last even
ing was a birthday party given to
Clinton Haynes, In his home, No. 4O6
East Sixth street Among the guests
present were: Miss Irene Wilson. Miss
Elsie Tippet, Miss Bessie Chapman
Miss Maggie Foulke, Miss Eleanor r.
vim. Miss Emma PiepalOw, Miss Katie
Hotter Misses Mary and Louise Hovecz
Miss Minnie Courtney Miss Emma
Powell Miss Nellie Lee, Miss Bertha
Fisher. Miss Clara Stant,N Misses Marion
and Lillian Baldwin, William Jacobs.
Charles Pyle. William James, Howard
Adams, Frederic Book. Frank Sewing.
William Mahan, John Lee, Millard H.
and Clinton Haynes.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Temperanef Women in Dnuer

Wilmington women who are attend
ing the State Convention of Women's
Christian Temperance Unions. which
began its session in Dover today are.
Mrs Emerson. Miss Rietta Emerson
Mrs. Mary A. Taggart. Mrs. Neal Conlv.
Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Kates. Mrs. Fer
guson, Mrs. Joseph. Mrs. Brosius, Mrs
Dickson. Mrs Eva Benson. Mrs. j. r.
hudson. Mrs. Barram Mrs Rankin.
Mrs. Brown. Miss Jones. Miss King
Mrs jamie Smith. Mrs. Mollie Goodwin
and Mrs r. H. Matlack.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
WI open Newport streel

Officials of the Delaware Paint
Works having accepted the award of
500 made by the commission of con-
domnatiCn. Water street I'm Newport.
viii be opened through the land of
both + and the Krebs Pigment and
Chemical Company. The Delaware
Paint Company Appealed from the ac-
ti0n at first. but later accepted the
award The commissioners of the town
will open the street
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

Philadelphia, oct. lG-Whcat opened
firm and ac higher than last evening a
rates. stimulated by better cables and
stronger advices from other home grain
centres, hut in the afternoon the early adj
Vance was lost following the reaction in
the West ana the close was quiet
Contract wheat, as TO location. closed
as follows;
Bid. Ask
OtAHnef trtttsss tst-.stst. I'd lii D
Car lots. iu elevator:
No. Pennsylvania red ............. 4lfi 1916
no. Delaware red ..-..............l5 l51il5ia
CORN.-Onerings were light. and the
market ruled steady, but quiet demand
from an sources being limited Car lots
ruled firm. under small supplies Sales Of
car No. yellow on track. at G3itc.. and
p cars do DO Twenty-thIrd street stores,
at Glkc.
40. mixed. ass to location closed as
BID ASK.
o,Rn,I ,o... .'..-..-.'. .it3'a
market ruled tirm. with % fair inquiry
from iobhcrs for ear lots Sales of % rure
30. 2 white natural track Ht Nitc. f0
cars No. white clipped. on track at
E'ac. and ears go. do., choice. ou track
at i2iac
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Joseph q.
Darlington s Co.,
ll1b and lbs Chestnut st., Philadelphia

tain w. r. Adams have returned home
from Swedesboro, n. J.
c. NJ. Chase and l.. NJ. Chase are in
New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Mather, of
sharptOwn, were recent visitors here.
Miss Sallie Lawrence, of Hebron, is
visiting Mrs Levin Coffin.
l.. NJ. Culver has returned home from
Philadelphia.
Captain ]. NJ. Huston is spending
several days here.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Visitors at Newpoft
SnocI0I 10 fhD TV0nInr- T0urnnI

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Newport, Oct 16.-Goorge Vande-
East New Market. Nd, is spending "a
few days with Mrs. David Himsworth.
Joshua Willy who has been spend
ing some time with Dover friends. has
returned
Mr. and Mrs. john Lyman spent
Sunday with relatives in New Castle.
layton Jacobs and Miss Carrie
Dickey. Of Stanton, were recent visitors
here.
Mrs. Viola Wilson. of Wilmington.
has been visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. #. W. Crawford.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Latest in Rims

Date rings are the latest in the jew
'y world. and they are a decided
ange from the kind Of jeweled rings
at everybody wears. They are broad
I'd bands. innocent of stones or cary
&, simply bearing a date in pain,
uare figures. One sentimental little
'man who does not care for fashion.
her old or new. wears three of these
igs. The first bears the date Of the
ar of her engagement; the second the
ar ~ her marriage. aud the. third
Al OF the birth of her small son.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Sullivan

Miss Florence May Sullivan and Ed
ward D. Grey were married last night
at Nc. lOS West Twelfth street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. n. kcigwin, ID. D.. pastor of West
Presbyterian Church. i'm tho presence of
large number OF friends.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Gave ENJOYABLE Euehre PARTY

Miss Lille r. Dale last evening enter
tanned her friends at "a euchre party. in
her home no. Sls South Claymont street
The evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner and refreshments were served.
The first prizr was won by Miss Rose
McElwoc. Miss ELLA May Pmkorton got
the second honors
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
THIS, A BIG COMBINE
Lumber Mon Form Trust OF $500.
100000 CanltaI

Huntington, w. Va, oct I'd William
A. Priddie, formerly Of this State. is here
cnroute TO his homo In Texas from Now
York, where he has just formed combi.
nation of an the yellow pine lumber mills
in Southern Texas. The head Offices will
be i'm Beaumont and the combination rep
rosents almost S5oOOo,ooo capital
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
SAND digger Renairen

Repairs having been completed. a
sand digger, owned by the Warner
Company left the yards of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company today
and Is ready to be placed in commits
sion
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
DROWNED NEAR DELAWARE CITY
Horace Murray, ei Blackwell. lninten-
tiNnallY Walked 0IaThAard

Horace Murray aged 20 years. of
Blackwell station, was accidentally
drowned at Delaware City last night.
Murray was employed as o bumper on
one of the mud scows engaged IN the
work at the ietty. lie was walking along
the wharf when me made a misstep and
fell overheard. His body has not yet
been recovered.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

Miss Anne J. Bradley and Charles
r. Kelly both Of rhis city, viii be
married on October %. The ceremony
WIN take place in ST. Peter's Pro-Ca.
thedral, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
LOCAL MARKETs.
roday's local wholesale quotations reported
by Stayton q Chandler

TNTIT 7 T||IT WTIUTIIIIH IWUTITIUU| T0nUTT0
by Stayton n Chandler.
Tomatoes, baaEet, &c
Egg Plant hlsECt, 1Oto SEC.
Corn, basket pee
Squash, basket, lic to zoe.
Cabbage. hundred, N. 81, 800
Onions. basket 0Oc
white Potatoes, bushel, new prime, S-c, soc
Beans, basket,
Peppers, basket. 75c 10 S5c.
Lemons. box, S}2j
onoappleS, crate, s..
sggs. Del, ana ND. dozen. .eOC and 1lC.
Chickens, live. pound, 10 To lie
Apples, barrel i.25 20 800.
Watermeions, hundred 81 10 s.
Sweet Potatoes, basket, licto 500
Plums, basket l0c.
Peaches, mountain, ntiket zoe 10 LIS.
Gmpcs, lob has. Concord IS ~ l4c
5lb Goncnrn Stel o.
nib " tableware 1s
5lh Niagara rs
Evening journal., 1901-10-16

Roofing and heater work J. c.
Johnson s. Son, n. E, Cor Sixth and
King streets.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND Trust Co.
Ninth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON DEL.
Trust Department.

Trust Department.
Acts as Executor. Administrator.
Guardian, Trustee. Attorney, Receiver
ana Assignee. Registers aud Trans
ters Stocks. Acts as Trustee for
Bond Issues. Furnishes Surety on
Court Bonds.
Transacts general Trust business.
Real Estate Dept.
Renting, selling, repairing and insur-
ing property, paying taxes, etc. care
fully and promptly attended to by ex-
perienced men In the employ Of the
Company.
Safe Deposit Dept.
Rents Safe Deposit Boxes IN Fire and
Burglar Proof Vaults. Stores silver
Faro at moderate rates. Receives Wills
Tor safe keeping without charge.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL
DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
-,sy-
OFFICERS:
lEtSi OF LEA, President.
THO NOWLANp Vicc-prcs. and Treaa
d. II. iENNhPACKEit, Sec. and Trust
officer.
,lCliARp GEESE. Assistant Treasurer.
y. X MOklSON, Assistant Secretary.
M' H. tROSSAN. Real Estate Ohicer
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
A RER ROAST

From our market always commands the
nlghest appreciation from the best of
Judges, because IL is tho very best beef
the market affords The same thing is
equally true of our lamb. mutton and
veal always best tender and delicious.
on lhe highest quality. Quality high.
prices low.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
~
WILMINaroN ouorArIoNs.

Reported by II. d. Lachey g Co. Bank.
Evening journal., 1901-10-16
Transacts a General Trust Business
ALLOWs INTRREsT

on deposits. Loans Money on Mo
cages ana other good Securities.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night
long" writes Airr. Chas. Apologize,
ui Alexandra, Ind,, aud could
hardly ge, amy erp. | had con-
sun tion so Dad that if walked II
b,Sck | would cough frigh,fully and
spit blood, but, when all cth.'
medicines failed, three 800 bot
ties of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me aui ga,rcd IS
pounds" ~. AnsolulelS gusran
lced to cure Coughs, Colda, la
Grippe. Bronchitis Aus all rhrorl
and Lung ,roubl.r. l'ric~ soc ent
sl.00. ''rinl bcttle, free ut nj
drug Stoves.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
Feb %. 1901. va
Working "a Hours a Day.

mi, r.9n
lntl. worker.-Dr King. New
Life Pills Millions are alWsys
husv curing forbid Liver. Jaun.
ice. Bili,us,e,., Fever and Agu.
,.v h,,,;,r S;ck Ii.ndachs. drive
NJ M,lar;. Nsrer srive or weak.
~ Smnll. tas,e nice. work ~on
d.rr. lry ricm 30 1T all drug
gi.ts.
he new nf'rN ""',a'"g 4" a. D.
iuughecks T. Co. Will he ready for
.n,,a,,, j., .i,,,, ta, d.ys Can
,,c,or Perry h.s c,r,ainl, pushed
-, ;,;,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.


candies. Lawns, Laces and Elm
broidcries.
WAuEYER & ScHuHM6SN.
Rudy Flsto will shortly build =
rice new residence for his own use.
Mr.. F. P. Lack now drives 6ne
black buggy horse. Fred is get.
ting sporty"
Mr.. J. C. McCill Of Fla,oniA WAS
in tne city several hours iart Sun
dsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitsgcrs 4
attended the revival services last
Sunday.
MI, Caas luton of Big Hill was
! regular attendant At the revival
meetings last week. M
Mr.. and Mira, R.,hert Martin Of
Kafnes county are, in the, city the
guests OF Mr.. Ed. Martin.
A good hen il like money az in
terest, she works Sundays. hoii-
days and rainy days.
Out Of q huHdred famil;~A yoa
will find ninety nine and all Of the
best use Metal Shine.
Mrs. Emil Ju.rgen. and dSueh-
ter are vitiiing the parent. OF Mrs
Juergens At ..uern
Metal Shine can be ased Ia ~
kinds of starch.
: Mias India Bul~y Of Consoles
was ii this city several dsrs last
week visiting her u"c!r, Mr.
VIM. Green.
Mr.. Joseph KNu r,d wifr, AS.
several OF the children. have hcvl
quite sick with tho grip hui AZ,
now much better.
Aerdames Perkins, and Esrtlan,
of Sweet Home werN here .evera
days last week in ATTENDANCE n,
the revival meeting.
IA carload Of selected B.t-H.- srsc
tocs, Secure few herr~ls ne
$.snsrkey sre-all- gone, ~ q. K
Iiolchak's.
Mrs. Martin Of Sweet Hom
mother of onr townsmnn, MIR. I'D
Martin, WAS reported seriously i'll
last Thursday.
Messrs. A. and H. V~s ii va
KUN have sold out their ensir
stock Of goods to Roos Bros, VII,
will sell the rams regardless Q
coat.
Metal Shine for polishing silv-
ware and all kinds of metal J
W, Hingst, mSnufactur.rr' agrni
Justice Strauss has married an
other couple. This time IL wa
Joseph Mees aud .ynani,a Medranc
The Wedding ok.4Aace in Shine
on Monday, Feb 25th.
Mr., E 9. Assey Was reIlorte'
critically il last cnturda.
At his old hniRe near Gonsalcs. an,
,honcd for His daughter. Ms
Kate, who len Immediately.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
.kAbo Oproa Of Rheuna.iaa.,

tf~tr ~ q = WV NAiNb Vi eaAANAAAANNeANeNAf
from ho Vindicstor, Rutllcr-
furdton, n. q.
The editor OF the ViudicRtor has
had occasion to teet the efficacy of
Ctambvrlain's Pam ltaIm Twice
With the most renarkable results
in each Gaze. Firet, With rlivuma
tlsn, IN the ehOuder from which he
-nav',d cAcrucIatiug paiu fur ton
,tnNs. which nrr rV If ve,. with two
npl,iicR;,nik ni Pain Balm rubbing
the unrtt afflicted and csllEing ia
-t'il peuotil ard s,lite relief tn \
very hort tim" StcHyd III rhtu
mStirm in thiVh joint almo pros
irating him willi >rv''re iiai hitch
wSs relieved by two apple io'>,
Rubbing with tine lit,irent on re-
tiriug al night, hod getting up free
from pRin, For sale by Schnl,Ep
Il ST., dlvr
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
NickA Notes.
Editor Gazette:

Editor Gazette;
How many nf your readers will
nv glad to read u few itemr from
cur section, which is dry indeed,
aud continues TO become dryer as
We have no rain worthy of note
since the advent Of the new year.
Old BorsA. made his arrival yes:
t~rdry. bn, failed to bring che
much needed RAIN. NJ this morn
ing the .un rose clsar nnd .eRuli-
Ml, whll- the air IL raw and icy
cold, coming fran some bleak re
pion The thermometer registers
rs dsgrres--ice. plenty of ice.
Stuck have winte~d fnirly well,
und the young, tender grass is
coning sufficiently to entice the
plnw team to become lurdy.
Farmers are veil up with their
work, aud many ready ter plaut-
ins, snt.AwAiting a good soakOr.
CnvsrsilisAiiop will he psActieed,
On lag 10 the fear Il the boil wee
vii. Gardening 10 slcU.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. Bart
Barke,t, who died recently at his
hcme near Hochheim, learn this
with sadness, for surely a good
Christian man has gone To his re-
ward, and will be sa lily missed in
the church. He was good, use
ful citizen, a kind and indulgent
father, true ind noble type Of
manh Cd. We hope someone will
furnish suitable Nriteup of his
life We extend sympathy to his
bsreavcd wife aud children.
k-qu.sicat in pace.
Rev. q II. Lacey Of Consoles
Ill cd the pulpit at Mou.ton lust.
Baptist church last Sunday.
preaching rousIng missionary
~eruln, which wae listened to by
nh attentive con 'agALion. after
whicn the snug sun # Fl4.30 was
donated He caught tb. south
aound trim Tor Sbisei, where he
xgecse>i SO I,reaeh 1t nieht on the
.u,c subject. g issi
! Bro. ssales -. Nasiaar will
Ipresrh fr,t Sundsyin next month
at IL o'clock st&iAi6ui,on Institut.
Baptist church. All are cordially
in vited L" coin. sHS'is a fin.
preacher. M ,{.'.4
r. !. Mr. and. Mr., Hugh Bailey ara
happy over th- arrival Of an eight
pound. girl, Nhicn came lss'
Thursday to ,anv up headquarters
aith them. Mother and child do
my we'll.
The public school at ,hiS place il
moving along nicely under tn
"Anagsnsu.ot Mirs Bessie Pea
cock. :, $50
Health of this section 10 excel
lent after tn. epidemic of gril
passed over.
ANXIOUS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06

c. c. S,ulti. z died at his home
.iK MilGs east Of Gonzales at x.l5
O'clock Thursday evening, PShru--
AIRY Il, aged about 20 years. Mr..
Stating dad been a reeidSnt OF
Gonzales cunnty for number Of
Jssrs aud was msn'Iur whom
acne en,rr,aiaed any feeling either
sAnn Of the highest esteem. II,
leaves q family Of children, ncarly
all residents of this county, one oI
whom is John G. Shutting, man
in whom his worthy father is re
hect"d in many particulars. i)r
cea-ed had been ia i'll health fUl
snmc time. The remains wes.
buried AT thit piacr.-tionzalc'
Forum
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
Meet g Of Go atty Court .Jss4gsd.

At the Last n,eeiiug Of the com
n1issi, ,narh court the inle OF hold
ing tl,e-counts court was changed
from the thiid Monday in the
months heretofore held to the 6rr'
Monday, beginning With tho June
term 1901.
The examining trial Of j. R
Tinsley wsr concluded last Satur
dsv afternoon Judge Shuler re-.
fused bail and cemanitd the de
fsndant To- j'il 4" await The acti"l'
o. th~ grsnd jury The care wa. y
long drawn ou, rial. ia-ting -four
dav. and wa .,ubbnrnIy contested!
by both sides, on hich Hre atrny,G
sonie # the hest legal talent in thi-
section. For he defence, Burges''
& Hopkins and G X. Walter o.
Gonzalez; Tor the state, County Al
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la't saturday atn SUNDAY aud ns
si-ird IN the revival meeting heing
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
LocxH ART BRANCH.


iocKH ART BRANCH.
Train NJ AZ arrives from Lock
hart At 1855 q, N.
Train NJ, 46 arrives from YoS.
kum at $40 p. IA.
WACO BRAxcH.
Waco to YoAkum.l
Train No. ~ arrives from Waco
at i:05 p. M.
Train No. A lsAvos sAiaar al
G:IS A. VI,
(feAkum TO WacO.)
Train No, Al arrives from foA-
knm VT 2;l5 y. IN.
Train No. 48 leaves Sinner at
1904 T. ~
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-06
E. l.. HerdIer.


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take look ct the nov sohliA cor.
set, just What yoa want, at
WINaYee Etcs,