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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
He Meant ths Bird.

London Spare Moments.
 A man once received as a present from a sea captain a fine specimen of the bird known as the laughing 1ackass.''
 As he was carrying 1t home he met q braWny Irish navvy. who stopped him;
 "Phwat kind of burFd is that, s0rF?" asked the man. f ,-
 That's a laughing jaekass," explained the owner, genially.
 The Irlshman. thinking he was being made fun Of. was equal to the occasion, and responded. with twinkle of the eye;
 "It's not yersslf-it's the burrd mane. sort"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
rr.rd Properly Checked.

s., annaared as a complainant m S6TnF MsM YTES wSan SGu who had sssy sEny fSr Sims. It appeared from from mUther 1Rs sgit tS@t her the young Sed refused to work, saying snd sns tSat she sometimes got S srsss or ana nd @ day, which she spent Tbe on erssS ersSduIent amusemaen[ aa.r or her occupation was further enaTaGfsif eannamGsifed when, after the court aD nao ,neTeiPEully @xsaPlll let her off with fine of SntS tS sIo ts' G she cooiIy sent for her. oanAO00A " nav iti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
ronsror of Austria's Plain Living

The Emperor Francis S,s fosepn tsstas and nd hab- tria is Teoy oyclpck i in the morning he takes do,S 5s Sis as aSreSEssst consstng St SpDsa SSS snS s. a.saHss Sstws.n two " a9f oi Ts % sS%s Sis 0rS ibrary at his writing desk SSs t NS. does not cs care setT for ROr RHeG does he in prefer, prefer S, a Asksnensive s cigars. A plain home dulge m isr sHpth inc so-caIIed Virginia cigar. iI,nSe Ian@ ana thin. with a stray FuT Thsse through it. Is his fSyorits sySns, s@OS aSout cents cigars cost only kreu~ei' A'
 aniece,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
OF CURRENT INTEREST.
A,.ck MepOwsll's odd Start.

Aiexander MeDowell. the Clerk ei ad .nS Na,ionai AieHI House of Representatives, nSe tSs singular start i1 life svDs As one he Ssg SsA in @ story, he a. vas seT'pSi iI oil 'I City. Pa. when printing opse oasmboat m stop at whart near near he he say have set my last tygs" , he ssTad ISsd tS ps the man next to him. "WRyf Sa1S he HIn Fl m Ss cSmPaS,,PsInn SS:poSs sa'H na' ps going to F..so a nassenger on the boat. his HsaH wOTS Ss lsnded %as at PltsOurg he say an Mnen on Ht the wharf selling cheap jeWSiTy SaTy as asH bought tns %sns SseS ssSSk to d0F of ft small sum s anu was then at it's height and TohomspS The o1l pY0 had no trouble in selling ms MS1GMe Nid nated rings and his gaudy brSoSnrs sG'G st price fa beyond the Ss lev had SOis soId they, had cost nxsr nis1. s5oo ahead of the game; 3nt e,sssed he Ma inc money Judiciously and a tIe da nhN more. Now he is a banker Sn' lnm niIIe otf In this worlds goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
,.,.. n.nosi+s in savings Banks.

savIngs bank deposits In thIs cUuasI ...a'.bL ns I dl3sss Rsss vss4s. aspo'ass Germany Sans doubled Ill aooaS Sacst Si, yo0 OOO, 900; Austria IS the neN soia s5O, Goo; France, $S54. 2zo.OOO snd iTnfaeTu sSe United Kingdom sS-s OOO Com naTisons of this kind are not eonciusd1v;S, eca.d ;n because savings in G9smasnly Rslgs aas co-IpeTa'itIhI ctp in thIs country and in European ,aDds oII @ carry also large share t16o of say- cS ,nas ,,na Tn this country these hold "'VV'VO''- MM of saYinES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
Croker's Wicked Double.

The story that Richard Croker has a double who is responsible for much of the remarkable talk recently credited to the Tammany chieftain by the New York papers is suggestive of the DF. Jekyli and MT. Hyde romance, but MT. CrOker says his talkative counterfeit present. ment is a real man, for whom he is go- ing to hunt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
Rhode,s Phonetic Freneh.

Brooklyn Eagle.
 Every anecdote told of Cecil Rhodes proves the greatness of the man. He nas net no obstacle which he could not surmount, even to teaching British sail ors to pronounce French so that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
xavor T,ow,s "Kickn Bureau.

seat sa Mayor of New York 1t is his in-
 tentlon to establish a bureau of com nlaints and suggestions" where all kinds of kickers may come and make thefr
 complaints known. The man In cnaFse viii act as sort of lightning rod for his official superiors. who will thus be able to save much time, and, besides. the indignant citizen will have place where
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
srecial Proclamation for Little Girl.

Governor Shaw of Iowa, having rsceiv- eS A letter from little girl in hls state, whose name he refuses to diVulsei. .ro to ,ts' tne oiy,na and had thus missed the dinner, Sas issued a special proclamation urging the chiid's family and such guests as she desires to assemble at her home on ,.S tbSrlSfn1 hearts of dinner. The Cover r,d%''S nor Sent this proclamation direct to the iittle girl. and with 1t a fine turkey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
rsr.+ woman Ever Photographed.

Anna Catherine Draper' who on disG Tnest st day hs first in NSr woman GG tn the world to have her me tnhotneTaph tn taken. Her brother, Dr. Ionn V. Draper invented process pr esds m ,n %hidR SR a,,un9ea Tnder previous methods 1t took nn iir, hour and no one could pose that long; lS Miss Draper's picture was a success anu al it created great interest. Ihe r6 OrfEara' HarsI ia now in the possession or A1Olu cheps heirs In England.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
Dark Hair

Do you want it? All that dark, rich color your hair used to have? Easy enough, so long as you can buy Ayers Hair Vigor. It always re- stores color to gray hair. It stops falling of the hair, too, and sometimes makes it grow very long and heavy
 "Iam over so years old. My hair is long and heavy, and of the dark T ElcR si1 color Of youth, thanks to Ayers Ha'r Mrs. R. A. Lloyd, Hampton, Va. sl. All drsggists. J,c' AVER co., Lowell MASS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22

Some Fo-called singers should be arrested for uttering bad notes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22

Don't wait for opportunity to call on you Go and meet 1t half way.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
NeretnS=Nactrtdbten.
H Sim Oienitaa, Dem Teife bes {

Sim Dtenitas, benz Seite 6es fl.
Soiepb, Dem S@luBta9e bes in Sree=
port sebaltene, 40itanbtsen @ebetes,
murbe bort bas Gmt fur Sic Mitslie.
Der bes ct. Soiepb : l1nteritibunss.
peretns seleien. Sodm. P. Siibor,
y: .. o., btelt Ste Seitprebist, In
tsetder ct ben @ereiusmitslteberh fomie
ben Mdnnern i'm MuSemetnen BEN 81.
Solepb ala teu@tenbes gsiipiel zines
9riitliden Wannes unb Samilienua=
tiers Dor Nusen fibrte. Ser senannte
@erein ftebt in id0niter 8litbe. Nqe
Mitslieber beslelben sebOren aud Der
Minnelota l1nteritisunss: @eieQi9aft
an. &smmenben Sonntas, BEN "a.
5. SC, mirb Serr S. 8. Sinemann,
Msent hes Stats l1nteritisunssuer=
ems, bier erwortet. Man beabitd>
tist, einen Srauen : i3weisuerein gu
srinben, unb io0 9err Sanemann bic
notbisen S9ritte CUR Orsaniiiruns
zines iol6en Srauenuereins tbun.
Ser ct. Soiepb Wd%nneruerein
Der ct. @snes @emeinbe in &oscoe
cling am Seite bes 81. Soiepbs wabs
renb zines pom bo9m. P. Wartin, 8.
9. g., sebaltenen Imtes semein=
ldaftli9 CUR Fl. Oterfommunion.
Na9 benz @ottesbienite bielt beiaSter
8erein feline sSabresuerlammluns, in
uelder folsenbe 8eamten erwdblt
murben: peter Sep, Prdiibent Mi9.
&irl9, 8icezYrdiibent Mi9. 9am=
mes, Setretdr; Soiepb 3ac3tomsfi,
S9asmeiiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Dt6aefan =Nacbridbten.

5 Yin SteIe bes ertrantten bodm.
9errn S. S. &iden pom Der Sers Sc
iu @emeinbe gu 2ittle Sa0s belt leb=
ten Sonnta9 Der bo9m'ite 8ii9of
Srobec in iener @emeinbe @ottes=
bient. Oienitas Nadmittas meibte
9od6erielbe in Dem ct. Soiepb s(=
tenbeim unter &iiitens Der bo@m.
9erren Nrentb unb Srobec unb Der
bo9m. 8enebictiner @resor, Meinrab
unb Soiepb swei reue Statuen, .bielt
cine entipre@enbe Yrebist unb err
tbeilte Johann ben iaframentaliiden
Sesen. % alte Perlonen befinben
ii9 in Dem Iltenbeim unter Der iors=
fdltisen @erpfesuns Der ebrm. 8ene=
bictiner=S 9meitern.
5 am Dientas, Dem Seite bes FL.
Soiepb, celebrirte Der bo9m'ite Serr
Nbt Better gnsel, .. g. g., Don
ct, Sobn's In ser pom bo9u. P.
Milbetm, .. 8. g., ~paitorirten ct.
Soiepb's Stride unter sabirei9er Miiiz
iten5 ein PoHtificalamt, mdbren6 nell
dem Der bo4w. Ortspfarrer sic Self
prebist btett. au@ besann nit benz
Patronsfeite In iener gemeiu6e bas
4~0tanbise @ebet.
- n As
5 Vim 25. rs. Mts. am Seite
Maria 8ertiinbisuns, ruirb Der bod
MITE 8ti@of Sacob Erobec Ben Dia=
tonen @u5bef in Der gatbebrale in
ben FL. Yrieftertanb erbeben. 9eus
te, ain Sefte bes 81. 8enebictus, mirs
9o9berielbe in Der ct. Sobn's Abtei
pontifi3tren unb tnorsen, Sreitas, boz
ielblt peri@ieoenen benz Orben bcs FL.
8euebiftus at:sseh0risen @lerifernWei
ZEN ertbeilen.
S &ommenben Montdg ipir6 in Der
pom bo9m. @eneraluitar gb. Nasl
paitorirten @emeinse gu ct. glusuita
PIE pter!oc::SS,,fluol9e 9epetsanoa9t be-
sinnen, Mittpo9 mtrb Ser bo9m'ite
gii@of Erobec bic S@lubprebist ball
ten.
S 9o@w. P. Nlfre6, .. 9. g.,
uon Dulutb traf Montas in Der 81.
Sobn's Nbtei elm, 100 Ct bic grersi=
tien fur iene glerifer, bic morsen
Weiben erbalten, leitet.
S Nd&iten Montas besinnt in Der
ct. Paal's Stride gu Saut Centre
bas 40itinbise @ebet. Dem bo9p.
Pfarrer u. ArSt ,perben mdbrenb Der
Die bo@m. @erren 9. &id=
ter uon Welroie unb j. @e(p pom
nnb bo9w. P. Weinuli, 8.
g., pom Weire @rope ausbelfen.
Montas unb Oienitas ,uur=
be in Der 9er3 Seiu @emeiube gu Sree=
port bic 40itintise Nnba9t sebalten.
bo@w. Ortspfarrer P. gantra3,
.. g. g., balf Der bo@m. P. Siibor,
.. 6. g., pom ct. Sobn's i'm 8ei9ts
un6 auf Der &ansel aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
= 80 :
aiAIs fan.

Die 9ittle Taus @ranite 60. bat
i@ apf8el6ft, iuorauf fi@ cine GeielIs
f9oft inter BEN. Rameu Dapi6ion
gronite 60. NIT einsrn. @rnnbtapital
BON S50, 900 infarporireu Tieb. Die
Sncorporatoren itnb "a. 81. !Douib.
ion, u. o. Dapibion, u. .. Me.
&ae unb Sc. aenafton. Die neue
@eieqi@aftt fat alIe. DISQUALIFICATION,
Mai9tnerie u. |. NJ. por Der aufse=
l6iten @eieQi9aft erporben unb bosu
pier5i8 ader 9anb nabe @rauelpiQe
Setauft. benz Titel ,8eoba9=
ter" bat lette Wo@e cine non s. g.
WuQer beraussesebene beutl@e 3ei=
tuns ibr erftes gi@einen sema@t.-
Sonntas itarb bier bie 81 Sabre alte
Del. @rauel; bic 9ei9e murbe in
Belle prairie CUR lesten @ube beitat:
tet.-gs betBt, baB bic bieiise Winz
nelota Mtq Company seneist iein iol,
IN ibrem gisentbum Woumiblen. Was
f9tnerie aufftelen 81 lafIen.
Yabaa.
@nbe LETTER @o4e 1T bic Sattler=
merfltatte in @roue Gate bur9 Seuer
5eritort worben.-Oie Suttermlble 1T
in lebterer 3eit III fortmdbrenbem Be-
trieb. -geri@iebene unierer0a9baren
3ieben nod ibren neuen Seimatben in
Bart NaptbS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
8u6man.

Sn bielem Spwa wurben folsenbs
8eamten sepdblt: Superuiioret: S.
8inl9er, 8oriiser; q. 8. aamb, S.
⪙enbers; glerf: gbas. so. &eebr;
S9asmeifter: 30. @ii9nemsti; Ni=
ieHor: ,Matb. Better; Sriebensri@z
ter: Suit. 2ubert @onitabler: Ibam
9obn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Gin aus ben bier anid,itsen 9erreu
Msatb. Molitor fen. Geo. Weismann,
9einri9 @eber unb Sbom. Better
befteberbes Suartett reiite Oienitae
nod Otlaboma, NO bereits 8eruanbtt
Der an~sesebenen Serren ibr Slid per:
iudten unb, ,pen,, au9 ni9t serab'
Slid, 70 bod 3ufriebenbeit fanbeu,
Oie pier @enannten baben uor, 2dn:
bereien gu faufen, faas ibnen bic sc.
senb suiast. = 9err g.. i3inslie uou
Buffalo County, @is., mel9er BIZ
cine Meile meitli@ uon bier selesent
9ensel's Sarm faufte, lit gu,
llebernabme bes 1euei1 g~isentbums
nit &inb unb &esel e%insetroffeu.
ct. Siasulta.
Ser 80 Sabre alte Soiepb eaubsn=
bad lit reuerbinss pom einem 9ers=
unb 2unsenleiben befa0en uorben.-
Sulius gonra6t aus bieiem Conn,
,pel@er pom u. g. @bitnep pom ct.
gloub bei9ulbist lit, ibm einise Eon=
men Seu seitoblen gu baben, eri@ieu
Montas Dor Sriebensri@ter Glben in
St. glou6 unb erfldrte ii9 Der sesen
i'm erbobenen Nni@ulbisuns ni9i
i9ulbis. Ser barob entitaneene Yro=
3eB mirb nd9iten@ ontas Dor 5i9 ses
BEN, nobel gonrabt pom Mnpalt Gal
boun pertbeibist wirb.
&lbaas.
Oas Seit bes FL. Soiepb wurbe in
u~nlerer Pfarrfir9e bur9 elm 9epiten=
amt feierli@it ~besansen, wdbrenb mel
@em bo9m. P. Simplicius, .. g.
bic Teitrebe bielt. = Samitas in
a@t Easen miro bas G~atrpnsfeit un=
ierer @emeinbe, bas Set Der Sieben
S@mersen, slei@faas feierli@ft BE-
sauseu tper6en. = Sn Der Sbat treif=
lid fat Der Welroie uQnseiser" feline
in LETTER 8o3e ruesen Iusbruds pom
5eiratbswutb ausseipro9enen 8e=
far9tun9en sebedt, inbem er bic ipn-.
gen eeute, Die na@ 0fern ~. ~, ;srsr
befaaen merS'~ milton }Sst
srsa ~ '" Ter Orti6aft cine &C.
3 s,e'" yepamme nieberselaiien bat
Oaul9reiner gbriit. Sammert pon
bier mirb Dem i'm Conn Dat pobnen=
ben Germ S. 9raser bteies Srabiabr
cine neue @obnuns erri6ten.
Mbon.
Sin Sobn Der Samilie Ibam Merz
gen, ipel9er einen Pferbebufi9lae
in's @elidt erbielt unb idmersuoue
@unben erlitt, befinbet ii@ wieber auf
benz Wese ber geheruns. = SbeO.
@abben bef(ast felt LETTER ISOLDE ben
0erluit zines pertbuollen Pfrbes. =
@abrenb Der Oonnerltas gu gnbe &c
sansenen 40itanbisen anba@t balfeu
unlern Ortspfarrer P. Otto, .. 8.
perl9iebene 8ene6ictineruater bon
ber ct. Sebn's Nbtei aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

yDerI v. u. y30Uu SSSVtSUte UsSIet
Sage In ben Beiis zines 8riefes pom
ieinem Treunbe Sran, @etb pom ber
|@arbe am pdpitli3en 9ofe gu @om,
mel9er !Serr,, 9and's Sabrer ,uar
Sur Seit, als tteier fa@ lestes Sabr
in Ser gpisen Stabt aufbielt. Sn
benz Yriefe rpirb iene Wtttbeituns In
Se;us auf Mnton Sang, ben Daritels
Ter bes 96ttli9en Setlanbes int ODER,
ammersauer Yalfeusipiel, unb Der
pdpftli@en @arbe, DE Dor ibm pros
ientirt bdtte, oils eise 3eitanSsente ers
tldrt. = Die @abt I'M Cont st.
George, bate folseabes &eiultat !:
Superuiioren: Sobn Wilion, Bora
fiser; &ob. brennan, Sobn &au
glert: Geo. g. Saaaemart; S&ass
meiiter: u. 9. Stimmler; IHeifor:
:. Salimann; SriebeaSridter: Sos.
Slabertp. = Mm Wsatas bat Der i'm
alter BON 80 Sabren ftebenbe 9err
Seinri@ @erbins bas 3sitlide seiess
net. Inter sroBer Gbeilaabme fanb
seitern, Mittwo@, bic Seerbisuas
ftatt. Den suter alien Softer betraus
ern mebrere erpa9ieue 9isber. Mose
Der Seritorbene in Srieben raben!
Nsire 0rsSe.
Na9 lansem eeiben an Rasentrebs
fterb lesten Sonntas, mobluorbereitei
nit ben Sr0itunsen u~nierer 81. &eli:
sion, Serr gbriit. @eue im alter
DON nabesu so Sabren. @eitern,
Wittwe9, ,purbe bic 9ei9e CUR lesten
Rube be{tattet. DaB Der Sertorbene
alsemein sea9tet mar, be3eusten bic
pielen Sreunbe unb Sermanbten bon
bier, Sprins SIN, Welroie unb Sree=
port, pelde gum 8esrdbniB eri9ieneu
uaren. Weit Der @ittme betraueru
ueun 9iuber: 9ubert, Sobann1 9eins
rid, Soiepb, gonrab, Maria, @liie,
Mmton unb George ben Sob bes suten
gaters. W0se Ct IN Srieben ruben
Mittwo@ traten Matb. @eieI9en
unb Serb. 9ornborit bic &eile in ibr
altes gaterlanb an. Oie Waferreile
perben tie pom Seem g)orf aus auf benz
Oampfer Bennington MAIDEN. = 9err
Mua. Meuer pom Cincinnati mar bier
einise Sage auf 8eiu@ unb u~erfanfte
feline nabesu $50 Mder srobe Sarm
benz Serrn 9einri9 Meper fir etwas
mebr benin $s00o.-9o9w. P. @il=
librob, .. g. g., bilft mdbrenb biez
fer @ode benz bo9w. Pfarrer P.
Meinulf, .. g. g., i'm 8ei@ttuble
aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Sin breiSebn Monate altes &inb Der
Samilie Salentin &oidiot, bic Sreuz
be Der @ltern unb @ei6wiiter, murbe
Samitas bur9 Ben unerbittli6en Sob
aus Benz Samilienfreiie rpesserilien.
WontaS Worsen murbe bic aei6e BON
Ser ct. @enbelinls Stride aus our
!esten Gube b%eitattet.
Wartg.
On bic bielise Sutterfabrif mirb i'm
Sribiabr elm Mnbau erri9tet unb reue
Mal6inerie fur bic Creamery anse=
i9afft werben. sSn Ben lesten Wo=
naten bat ii9 bas @ei@dft berart per-
mebrt unb uerbeiiert, bab bic @ersro=
beruns bes 8aues ni9t ldnser unit
SanSen werben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Natr George.

anTaass LETTER ISOLDE lit Der bier
ieit Sabren aniaiiis semeiene 9er'
Sernb. Suius mad 9ibserwooo, N.
g., sereift, NO er ii9 bleibenb ME-
bersulahen sewiIt lit.
ct. Widolas.
S9miebemeiiter g.. Woris bat iid
in ben 8eiib elmer S@rotmable &C.
bra9t unb iiebt seneisten MuftrdSen
fur Suttermablen entseSen. = Serr
Sobann Sbeiien sebt nit benz @ebamz
fen Inn, ieiner Samilie elm neues Ob
bad erri@ten gu lafem.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
River Changes lis Course.

Kansas City, Mo, July 1S.-The
Missouri river has cut its banks at
apoint eight miles south Of Leaven
worth and is now pouring part Of
lis waters into Platte river. The
bed of the Platte is gradually being
widened and there 10 danger that
within the next few days the bed
of the Missouri will be transferred
completely to that of the Platte.
An island 5 miles long and in some
places nearly two miles wide has
been formed. If the Missouri
adopts the new channel this land
will be transferred from Missouri to
Kansas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

July 10, 1901.

JUN ~, lCOl'
Mr.. Editor:-Our little burg is
quiet; no disturbance of any kind
worth while To note.
On the 9th inst. Miss Maggie
Fahrenthold celebrated her 10Th
birthday with great pomp. The
invited guests were many and 70
be sure they all attended. A spien-
did supper was given by Mrs Fab
renthold in honor OF the occasion.
Schroeder boys, as usual, furnished
the music.
On the 14th inst, Mr.. John B.
Rochelle and his friends celebrated
the French national holiday. The
taking Of the Bastile hy g revolu
tionists 112 years ago. The first
French flag ever seen at Dreyer
was flying gayly in the breeze on
tlat day.
Mr.. Osborn's family has been
sick for the past two months with
slow fey er.
Schroeder Bros, are hammering
away; they are always busy. their
home made wagons are No. l..
Nune better. Come and see them.
Eugene Bellamy and his wife
have been OH the sick list for some
time.
Dr. Gus Shuttle reports health
to be very good in Dreyer and vi
cinity. AS rule doctors should
never get sick but it dues not hold
good with our doctor-he is sick
himself.
Miss Martha emken, from
Sinner, is on visit 10 her parents
here.
Mr.. Julius Dreyer, from schar-
lottenburg, is visiting relatives
here.
D.eyer school closed on the 18th
inst.
Mr.. Rudolph Dreyer. who made
a flying trip to San Antonio, re-
turned last Sunday.
Miss Reba Edgar from the neigh
borhood OF Concrete, is visiting
relatives here.
! Crops are not very good in this
part Of the country; cotton may re-
cover yet but corn wall be scarce
here this year.
Charles Maeker has bought the
farm OF Mr. FlasU for the small sum
ct$l0,0O9 Whonext2 ". X.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
New Cure for Eczema.

and skin eruptions; Remick's Ec-
zema cure and Remick's Pepsin
blood ionic has never yet failed u
cure. Free trial--write today; the
samples are free. Havana Medi-
cine Co., 1924 Locust ST., st. Louis,
Missouri. For sale by City Drug
Store.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
div ORTIZ DOM G S

JULY Is.
Married, in Sinner, at the Catho-
lie church on July 10Th, Miss Jo-
hanna Gallia to Mr. Peter zbranek,
Rev. Father Vaculik otfici ating.
The young people are both promi-
nent in the elite Bohemian society
Of this place. AT 20 clock on the
appointed day Il HGmber of buggies
and carriages, led by the bride and
groom, proceeded to Sinner, wher
the ceremony took place. About
O'Clock volley of shot an
nounced the arrival Of the bridal
pair, after which the many guests,
including some from Sinner, Moul-
ton, Maurin and Gonzales, repaired
to partake OF the bounteous feast
spread daintily upon tables scat.
tered about under the cool shades
Of umbrella Chinas IN the yard.
Dancing began in the school house
about 4 O'Clock and lat ted until
late into the night.
The bride wore white organdy
trimmed very prettiiy; IL long vell
with orange blossom wreath COM
pleted the costume. Her maids of
honor were Misses Verona Gallia
and Anna Branels, The groom is
unknown to the writer but appears
to be very popular. A number 0f
Americans were present. lie: VIM.
Wiseman, DR.. Minion. VIM. Moon
ey, J. G. Shutting, NJ. u. Radigan,
John Radigan, w. B., j. F and
George Kridler, Geo, McGiil, Sam
Patterson, Emmet Curry, John
Curry, J. Nj. Smith and wife, Alec
Crosby and Phil, Goo dwin. Many
friends wish the young people I'M
bounded happiness and success.
MIR. II. X. Jones visited Gonzales
today.
A protracted meeting starts at the
Guadalupe Baptist church Friday
night.
VIM. Mooney visited Gonzalta
today.
Work on the we'll Of the SAP Ry.
is progressing nicely under the
management of Messrs. Ed, l..
Iietz and Wm. J Stark, of York
town.
MIR, Buck Johnston has returned
to SpoHord. BUCK visited in this
vicinity and leaves many friends
here.
Mrs. Gum, who has been visit
ing her neice, Mrs, B. II. Jones
has returned to her home in Sun
Antonio.
Mr.. Kern Bell, Of Nickel, was in
the city yesterday; also Miss Mol
| lie Mccall, of Prairleville.
Mrs. Hollyheld, OF Waelder, ac-
companied by pasty of young
folks, passed hers today enrouts
home from Gonzales.
/ July 10: Messrs. p L. Tietz
and VIM ). Stark left today for
Yorktown on visit; they will re.
turn Monday.
| MIR. Jessee johnson, o. near G on
tales, was here today. NJ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
a Good Uouga Medicine.

Many thousands have been res
torpd to health and happiness by
the use of Chamberlain's cough
remedy, If afflicted with any
throat or lung trouble give it a trial
for it is certain TO prove beneficial.
Coughs that have resisted all other
treatment for years. have yieldeS
10 this remedy and perfect health
been restored Cnses that seemed
hopeless, that the climate of famous
health resorts failed to help. have
been permanently cured by its use.
For sale by Schultze & Seydler.
The following suit was filed in
the District Court in San Antonio
last week;
Emil Baumgnrten and Susie J.
Baumgarten va the G, II. d S. A.
Ry. Co. for $4,000 damages. The
plaintiffs allege that Susie Baum
garten was permanently injured by
being thrown out OF buggy at
Schulenburg and that the accident
was due to defective culvert Owned
by the defendant. The plaintiffs
are husband and wife.-San Anto-
MO Express
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
Wood! Wooden Wood!

l have just received three cars Of
wood at my yard and am prepared
to sell and deliver same in any
quantity. WIN. j. WoYTEK,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
To onre a Oold in Ono DaY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. e. w,
Groves signature is on each box.
Price % cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-06

Mr. Moultrie NJ. Sessions, says il he
could sell about twenty lots as starter,
ne would open up a new cemetery for
Marietta, which is now so much needed
He is willing to lay off avenues and en-
ploy a sexton and keep everything in
good condition.
The Marietta Trust and Banking
Company have just bought $4,000
worth of Atlanta's water bonds, paying
a premium for them. They also own
SIT 600 worth Of Marietta school bonds,
which shows that the bank is prosper
ing.
Mr.. John Qualls, while at work on a
house for Judge Gober at Blackwell's,
on Monday, the roof of the house gave
way, and he fell about twenty feet, in
juring himself very badly. Six other
men fell at the same time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-06
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

There is but one small chance to save
your life, and that is through an oper-
ation," was the awful prospect set be-
fore Mrs l B Hunt, Of Lime Ridge, Wis.
by her doctor, after vainly trying to
and yellow jaundice. He didn't count
on the marvellous power of Electric
Bitters to cure stomach and liver trou-
bles, but she heard of it, took seven
bottles, was wholly cured avoided sur
geon 8 knife, now weighs more and feels
better than ever. It's positively guar
anteed to cure stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles and never disappoints
Price SOC at w Legg's drug store.