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FOREIGN.

AZ London after preliminary proceedings
Colonel Arthur Lynch, charged with high
treason. was again remandcd
Assurance comes from Rome that the
American proposals regarding the frlar
lands will bc accepted
Manila cholera bulletin Totals TO date
Manila 1901 cases. 1881 deaths; provinces
S4ss cases. BT.2 deaths.
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ROME GIVES ASSURANCE
That American Proposals for the Fria'
Lands Viii Be Accepted,

Rome, June 24,-There is no doubt that
the negotiations OF Judge Taft with the
vatican regarding t4ie disposition OF the
friar lands In those Islands will end IN
the success of the American proposals
in all essential points. Reports Of serious
bitches are denied, although some diversity
Of opinion regarding details has developed,
thus prolonglng negotiations
Judge Taft today presented another note
to Cardinal Rampola precisely indicating
the American wishes and asking for a
categorical reply thereto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25

me conferees on the isthman canoI hin
u''t at II a. m. today. In view Of the nros.
pee'S or an carly adjournment gnnrdben.
sion was 'Xpressed by house menhars 49,
,oI pToiolged contest in the conierenre mie gh
iaton Rnt pV Tbr tRt Of all canal Legs
eested 10 some Of the house confsreSs , nIg
are thoroughly aware Of the situation ~ II
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DOMESTIC.

William ]. Bryan Is the dominating factor
at the democratic and populist convention
In Nebraska. The nomination for governor
Is dcadlocked,
Miss Toppnn, professional nurse. has
confessed to numbering tblrty-one persons
who were given into her care.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25

London, June 24-At Row street police
court today after the taking of brief and
unmportant evidence, Colonel Arthur
Dynch member OF parliament elect for
VINO Is charged with high treason, was
again remandcd until July L.
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Manila OhoIera RuIletin.

Manila, June 2i.-The cholera totals to
date are MS follows: Manila, 1907 cases.
ISL deaths; provinces, s4sS cases, 6722
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Oklahoma Republican Convention.

Enid, o. T., June 24-The republican con-
ventton will meet tomorrow to nominate a
candidate FOR delegates to congress TO sue.
coed Dennis 4. Flynn, who has declined u
ren0mination
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Boston. June "a. Suspected Of the death
Of eleven persons. but indicted for nmr-
derlng only three. Miss Jane Toppan, who
was Yesterday declared insane. has ccn.
fessed that she has killed during her CT
reer as professional nurse no less than
thlrty.one human beings
This statement was made to Judge Fred
Bixby Of Brockton. senior counsel at
the trial Mt Barnstable Yesterday vixen
So Toapan was fond guilty BIZ reason
q Insanity on the charge OF numbering
Mrs. Mary y. Gibbs. Judge Bixby san
also that Miss Toppan had admitted that
abc had set hrcs and committed othef Sc.
rlo,ls acts She said she could not help
committing the crimes She argued more
ovcr that She was not insane. She said She
know She was doing wrong when she adj
m'n'gtcred poison to her victims aud she
asked Judge Bixby how, under such cir
cunstgnCcs. she could be OF unsound mind
Morhplne was Miss Tonpan's agency for
producing death. Many of her victims were
msusIertng and most Intimate friends;
others were the patients Of reputable
physicians who employed her on uccount
OF her ability to nurse. Miss Toppan was
so expert IN her knowledge Of how to en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25
GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
CURES THE cHlLLs Thai OTHER

CF1TLL TONTC0 UUN 7 OUHI'
It IS thin. spirituous liquid Of an aros
matte bitter taste, prepared especially for
lowing well known vegetable tonigs nna
blood purifiers; Fluid Extracts pEtq
WAN BARK, BLACK ROOT .POPLAh
BARK. PRICKLY ASH BARK, DOG
WOOD BARK. SARsAPARlLLA.
Druggists sell It on a No Cure. No ray
basis. 50c.
Mo- who also manufacture Laxative bromn-
Quinne. the remedy that cures cold In
one day.
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Prominent phvsloian pead.

Hot Springs Ark, June 24.-Dr, ]. T.
Jelks. leading physician here, died sud
denly tonight Of heart failure He was a
brother Of Governor Jeks Of Alabama.
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Groves slaok Reot Liver ans.

Made from an active principle obtaioed
from Black Root. They act on the liver
effects, No Rririug. ne sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Priee 20 cents,
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DO YOU INTEND TO SEND YOUR
Children off to School; II so, don't
fail to read the School Ads In The
Post before you do.
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habits The pnin attending appendicitis Is
generally very severe, AMI, no doubt, he has
suffered intensely.
I'm treating his case the physicians
should, of course, abstain frcm giving him
SOLD food IT any Kind ana should reduce
Loud Eourishment to the minimum. Feed
,us tho patient often Kills. ANA 1t is aston
he subject nf dict
"Arpendicits is due TO bacteria, an or
gan.s. or Germ.
Is stranguatcd hernia. which, may he citacr
internal or sXtcrugl. he may have n better
chance Ter recovery If the operation was
successfully performed. Unless the inham-
nation is speedily rciuc d. however, by al
operation gangiene may set in, with fatal
results
IN either case" Dr.. Gray concluded,
liking EdwAl is In n bad fix, and am In.
cliucd to believe that Prince George Fred
or cb Ernest Albeit VIII be the next British
king to wear the crown"
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KANSAS PoPullsrs
run State Ticket Has Beer D.. !.
Nomination. VI

NSN TaS Been Put in
Nomination. ~
80 pesa' han. June 2i,-rhe peon,e. :
party state convention tonight connio,oo
wy mon, nomination OF the following ticket.
Justice OF the supreme cons,
Wa TS postGr Marion; Six Years lga' ESSars'
Conrresss Lyons; h. r. Milton. Ford o
lev 0siessman at large, j. b. Boiklp 0' Gor
Attorne SNs se goEeTnor' Fred j. Close, ems
snrssnter. ID. w. Herlebowern NutV ta,n,
Norton. insurance., ID. J. Hart,
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The party Of Texans who came me-, nei st.ts
invite the presidcnt to vls,t Hy' yalls
next fall dispersed today Mes Tss,is I'D
Simpson, schne!der, s sense iIr starf .
Batim o VAN and Mr.. Hsmmett 70 c1ics ss
'Messrs. Slaughter, waples Me q, 1or i as
Lewis Will remain in Washington W.
or two.
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was stated that there was prsctcallI ~ Z.
doubt that canal legislation OF sems .,s
would be effected owing 70 the laVo a,s
temper of the house toward the ssaS
amendments. The conference today So artg
ued an hour and half and sdJoaIaaeq,, ot n.
tomorrow. 1t was largely deFoLeu p ~
discussion Of the legal aspect Of IDe nm. M,
route but no settlement OF tnHt p0iHs "
reached.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
ca Growing Experiments Are to Be
Conducted in Texas.
lSnnrlnl IN III ia
TNNVNIHI To IlC VONt)
WnshinatOu Iuua % TT 49,, 4.

WASHINGTON. June 24,-The department.
of agriculture has Informed Represents.
tive Cooper that $4,000 of the total ~ s1o
Wo appropriated in the Agricultural hi
ior the purpose of conducting experime, Re
IN tea growing will be devoted TO corry
no decision has vet been reached rs +" ~
exact pace at which the work win he .vnn.
thief GALLOWAY Of the bureau of mani ~
iH nn.t is Of the opinion that a suitable
Mr CooEtrs district between the Trin'
ity and Sabine rivers. '"e III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25

IN. me city National. bank of TempIe was
I uottsy authorized to commence Lnsinols
WIN a capital of SlpeO00 Cbor ruSihSTs
easbIRc, Is president and W. S. R f,
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RECOVERY is DouBrFuL.

THE iutestines, about which thu imam.
nation centers are the coecrm or large IN
tcstinc. and the illcum, the small lntes.
tinc which runs down from the stomach and
opens Into the large intestine. being AT.
tached near the end This end is bunI,'
and located just at that 'hllnd end is tho
appendix, a rudimeutary appendage OF no
Use 10 man, but M important ami useful
portion OF the anatomy of some Of tlie lower
animals.
"As | stated a moment ago 1T requires an
expert 10 detect the dine epcc hetwe n neu.
typhlitis add appendicitis, The clinical
symptoms are occasionally so similar as a.,
easily give rise 10 mistakes. and I agree
with Ewald when he says that IN treating
such eases We can only mike use OF expert.
ence gained in the dead house or az the op-
Grating table.
II believe Edward Is suffering from
plain ease of appendicitis and thst he n IN
very critical condition. Recovery Is OK.
tiemely doubtful for a man Of his age and
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HoUsE pip NOr Anln1:nN.

t,ailvuI. rshoNes great load on many
OF our minds.
HOUSE DID NOT ADJOURN
'My FIRST Inclination Oh hearing tho
melancholy news this morning was 10 sug.
gest that the house mnrk ltg sense of the
disaster which has bcraien the whole com.
inunity by adjournlng But on moro care.
full reflection. base coue to Tho con.
cluslon that such a coarse Is i.l.advi eli.
The anxiety We all -ccl muse be great and
that anxiety Is necessarily augmented 10y
tine circumstances under Will h the Disaster
has hcfhllcn the royal family ana inc
Mt n',,',, 'onntrE have CONF to tne con.
ftlHiNl tual II tbe mouse was 60 tpE" ire
cSccptioual coarse TO witch have 0dyeet-
81. thut which IS uaw anxiqry IN tho pth-
iic mind might become panic anl who ~
exaggerated idea Of me present state nt
things might 20 ubrond
The status of things Is undoubtedly
eftEc, but we ought not TO use stronger
used. ana ! nm convinced Tint II wc wee
- consider the kings condition 10 be such
ioAl u would De Improper t. carry on tha
q ,r2rii, the cenntrJ It would r'odnce
In iaese circumstances we 10 no nronose
70 suggest any exceptional course than 80
ray rs We know at present everything is
going on as well as can he expected"
The liberal lender, Sir lIcnrv Campbell,
Bnhnciman, expressed his entire Hpuroval
q TIE course taken by Mr.. Balfour and
taf mouse resumed Its ordinary business.
Lord Salisbury in the house Of lnrAs sold.
An We can do at present s It. h"pc md
pEay Tor The best and console ourselves
VITA the knowledge that the surgeons en-.
tertain a most satisfactory view IN regard
20 the progress Of the distinguished pa.
tlent More definite language th1n this Is
impcsslble An operation Of singular Sc
verify has been performed nEd lcnvc be-
hlnd It every hope Of n prosperous issue.
Some weeks viii In the host event eiapse
before his majesty IL restored t. hi, us'iai
Il L..
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THE MAIADY.

Dr.. r. n. Gray of Houston. whose nhi,l-
ties as physician and surgeon are Wen
known said 1T Is sad news II viii
cause universal hcartache, for Edwards
empire is well nigh universal Tho world
in general will hear Of his misfortune with
regret and II the dispatches state the case
correctly see small hope Of his ever being
crowned unless he is crowned in bed.
The reports Of his malady," Dr. GRAY
continued, "are somewhat conflicting One
saws the nilment Is perityphlltis, or nm In.
hAmnutton 81 the tissues surrounding the
blind pouch between the large and small
intcstincs, while the other upon the author
lty az MI Balfuur, states that the trouble
Is stranFr'aiion hernl4. witch is quite lif-
fCrcnt thing. II is npropos 10 state thnt
what nscd o he called perityphutiS Is now
operations are the same and In the absence
Of more definite information | should Judge
that the operation performed upon Edward
was an operation for appendicitis The
resemblance Is SO close that IL rcauircs thc
he st expert "a discern the difference. II Ia
merely question as 10 whether the inham-
nation began in the append or on the ont
Grafton was not performed for tho removal
II the appendix, but to OMEN the abscpss
cavity which formed around It, and drain II
Of pus, etc.
Most persons the doctor continued
Imagine that the appendix Is on the len
side Of the body, whereas In the majority Of
cases II Is on the rcht side Conrernin,
the umhelicus 10 the anterior point Of the
hin hone the base of the appendix viii he
fonrd situated almost at the middle Of Tint
line, ond 1t is called 'McBu ncy's noint :"
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wisS,,. democrats In the cpuveutlop =.
"'ehi'a last month nsminated q sox.r, ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-25
KING EDWARDS AlLMENT
MUCH SYMPATHY EXPRESSED FOR
THE UNFORTUNATE MONARCH.
Or. Gray of Houston Describes tho
Cause Of the illness and the
Probable Result

The official announcement that King I'd.
wards coronation, preparations for witch
nave been made on magnificent scale mas
L"en postponed on account Of the king 4,
serious illness caused general comment IN
Houston. The majority OF those with VIII. M
reporter conversed on the subject cz.
pressed sympathy for the unfortunate r,on.
urch one gentleman. however, seemed bit.
Terry glad aud grizzly rusympathetic. An
other citizen, an ideallst ana socialist, c2.
pressed sympathy and quoted Gray's words:
The boast Of heraldry the pomp of powe..
ANA az that beauty. al that wealth ere
gave,
Await alike tie Inevitable hour
Inc pans Of glory lead bat to tie
and that hour" the gentleman con.
King Edward He has not regard ouI,e
long enough for us 10 corn an OF ninn az
MS abilities as ruler. but he win he 10.
im1cmcbred III history for his p,ineely qu / .
Ties ana gertlemahlv attributes If pnoe
monarch, he was every inch n prince, VITA
warm hcartcdness and generosity rarely
round III the character of Icynl pnrsouGgcs -
gentleman who has made II critical
conditions said Now watch the papers
closely and somewhere In an nhscure ne
b'htIlDlhg the ring = condition YOU may 6ud
FomCt ming to this effect The kings con.
diiion was very satisfactory up 10 q certain
hour. He rallied wonderfully and begged
for his accustomed cigar He Mao requested
solid FOOD TO he given him. and the attend.
Ing physicians, after n lengthy consultation.
decided that his condition was so much i'm.
proved that the administration Of uourish-
mcnt IN solid form would not cndnnepr his
recovery. Accordingly the chef prepared
for his majesty large rare hccfStcik GOV.
cred With onions and a pot Of strong nee
The King ate with great relish and sat for
an hour aftcrward proppcd up In bed Joking
with his courliers and puniug big black
cigar, The physicians were elated and hur-
riod 10 tho telegraph offices to report the
commissioners OF their royal patient
That, SIR is what we may bear" said
the gentleman. "if the British practitioners
are no wiser than those who pretended TO
treat former President Mckinley. likewise
Garfield. And soon after the above bulletin
nppears we shall read one like this: The
King Is sinking rapidly and there is no
hope"
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ers who were anxious to hear the expected
statement Of the government leader, A. J.
Hhltour. on the subject of the kings IN,
ness After reading the enrly bulletins
referring 10 his InaJesty's illn,ss, Mr.. Hal.
four said he had Intense qualification In
saving teat O successful operation had
bio.
That announcement proceeded Mr..
OF our minds
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ANX1ErY rs uNIvrnsAI.

At the ambassadors entrance an endless
stream Of smart carriages deposited dis
tlnguishcd people OF all nations. who strus-
gied 80 get ia ami write their names IN the
visitors book. The kings physicians VIII
sleep at the palace tonight.
Sir Joseph i.istCr Will al-o he IN attend
ance on the patient this evening
After the 4 O'Clock bulletin had becn
Issued tho watchers. one hy one all went
out, all luoking more cheerful.
The duke OF Conuaught who was IN
fun uniform seemed To- be particularly
pleased With his brothers condition. The
best opinion seems 10 be that ne less than
three months pOstponenCat of the coro.
nation IS inevitable.
The work Of demollshine the stanls ana
all the paraphcrnaiia prepared for the
coronation pageant was In full swing dur.
Ing the latter part OF the afternoon
The loss OF tho insurance companies win
be heavy, as great numbers Of commercial
companies aud private individuals had
taken out policies TO cover them from the
loss in the event OF the coronation core,
mony not occurring, where spectators
aud householders did not take such pre-.
cautions. the losses WI IN many cases
mean an approach 10 bankruptcy,
The acute anxiety which has naturally
seized the United Kingdom has quite over.
Swallowed NIL traces of disappointment nj
the postponement Of the coronation.
~
London, June 24.--The house OF commons
was crowded today by members aud eth.
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London. June 24.--The house OF commons
Ias crowded today by members aud eth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10

is very poor and the majority will
have to buy.
Wild Plums have been plentiful
and the thrifty house. has been
deep in the mysteries of jellies and
preserves.
Miss Annie Pogue is visiting her
sister in SmithvilDe.
Sept. THE big German Bohem.
ian BAN came off last night. The
night was clear and beautiful, the
crowd good natured and orderly.
Deputy sheriff Tip Davis deserves
much praise for his management of
the peace department. Fer the FIRST
time in years Dilworth had a ball
Peaceable. quiet, enjoyable through.
cut and minus the customary fusil.
ade of shot. Law and order reiRned
supreme and the wee sma' hours
caught the merry. make ere they
realized the fact. Among the visi-
tors from y dissan az were: Messrs.
Joe Bartsch and family, Gonzales;
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
A Communication.

Mn EDIToR-Allow me to speak
few words in favor of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. l suffered
for three years with the bronchitis
and could not sleep at nights. L
tried several doctors and various
patent medicines, hut could get
nothing to give me any relief until
my wife got ~ bottle of this valu-
able medicine, which had complete
ly relieved NEW. $. Brockman-
BaxnelE, Mo This remedy ia for
sale by 5chultze a Seydlsr, drug,
gists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
Speaking In Ninth Di,trict.

LAGRANGE, Texas, September 4.
1T was announced today at DEM
ocratic headquarters of the Ninth
congressional district that Hon. Gus
A. Helig will speak in German at
Warrenton OIL Saturday, Septem-
her ID, and at Warda, September
20. Hon. J. F. VOTERS will speak
at Biegel on September Z, Ellinger
September IA. Moulton September
Is, and at Swiss Alp September 81.
Hon. George r. Burgess will speak
at Moulton in the afternoon of Sep
tember IS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10

The Yorktown News claims FAY
cite for Burow. Well, well! The
News seems to forget that Jake
VOTERS lives IN Fayettp. What
will Jake say to that ?-ShineT
Gazette.
Bill Cornelson says Jake has
called blu& on an ace four flush !;
il is a cinch, he will call the bluff
Of the Yorktown News when he
holds four aces pat and knows that
he will get the ''skooter card" IN
the draw. If that sporty editor of
the News will put up the coin of
tue realm Jake will just about own
his plantafter The electfon.--Schul-
enburg Sucker.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
DILwoRTa DORIS.
Dilworth 'l'exlss Sept. 3

AhWVi VI ~ 1891 N'NPpt. d.
Mr.. J. W. Oliver returned today
from Victoria.
Messrs. Stuart and ,McNutt of
Waeldpr were in the atty today.
Mrs. J. 4. Walston and children
returned today from Gs'nzales.
MIR. Milton Low Of Denton Greek
was in the city today
Misses Mamie Olivertnpd vannie
Baggett are home from Slayden.
Mr.. &c X. Cunningham and son,
Pink, were in the city Monday from
Slayden,
Mr.. j. b. Kennard celebrated his
luck ut deer hunting on Sept. list
by remembering the peighbo54, the
writer among them, wsth delightful
venison. This was Mn Kennard's
first deer and Dilwortls people con.
gratulate him on his eaccess.
Sept 4-Nliss Lille Mae Stult-
ing of Maurin, entertained quite a
number of youngfriends last night.
With Miss Shutting as hostess, the
affair could be naught but enjoyable.
Mrs. Emil Enderli'stwo children
have been i'll, but ARE eon valesseNt.
Sept. 5-Mr. j. w. Oliver went
to Gonzales today.
Mr., Jim Pogue visited Smitkv5lle
this week.
NV. W. P. Wood who haa been
in west Texas and New Mexico with
cattle for sometime pset, is visiting
the homefolks.
Heavy showers have fallen in
this vheinity.
Mr.. Leon Kendaltef Kokeraot
was in she city todsyk
Cotton lie still col Ne in at a
pretty good rate, Ahe greater
part of the crop is I'D. Corn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10

Rudolph Bartseh aud family, Mau-
rim; Tip Davis, Gonzales; - Shulery
River vicinity Will helms, Ri d y
schoolhouseyN N. G. Strouhe. P. Cobb,
lang; Chensult, Kridler and VIII
KrR6ler, MaurFn.
Mis- Cora Williamson is visiting
in Gonzales. NJ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
Clothing.

O1OC01MEp
Our stock is now very complete i'm Mens'f Youths
or Boys. and, fit ~ web please you, and also
save you money.
Mems Suits large rarity of patterns to select frora
in adj the fabrics and mads strictly up-to.dasr
from ~ IS to'$!500 Suit
Mems Pants from rs Cents to $500.
Youths 81 psFe Long Pants Suits, from $3.50 to- Sn
Boys Knee Suits from to l6 years in piece and
also pecr suits, in all grades.
Knee paints from 10 cts. up Little Boys SuittSges
from'2! to years. We have nice assortment OF the
newest things made.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
oScScc2oocooooCcoOco

received in all the latest and pair these
with the that getting the Stylish the
best and most servcable goods made for the money
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10
A Good Ladies Kid Glove in Black
or Tan at rs Cents a Pair.

A Kid Glove That will not Break or Rip in All
Coors. and as Good They are TO be Had, at 800
Pair
Ladies Gauntlet Driving Gloves, at so Cents Pair
Handkerchiefs we have one of the mest COM
pete lines shown in the city. at all prices.
Remember carry atull and compete line of stamped
Linens. Handkerchief Linens, Butchers and Irish lin
ems, also Tho Silk, Crochet Silk and Cotton. In fact
most anything ysu could wish f6r, for Fancy Work.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-10

Full Width Outing and Fast Colors, at 5 Cents
q Yard.
Heavier Weight, Best Quality, Any Color or Pat.
tern You Could Wish For, AT Gents Yard
Rsga Fleece, in all the Latest Patterns at Cents
a Yart.
Armour Suting. New Thing, in Fleece Dress
Goods, at II Cents a Yard.
Large and Complete Stock Of Double Face Cotton
Fleece, in White and Colors, From Cents Yard Up,
Cotton Checks Mt 30 Yards for 81. co.
A Better Quality at Cents Yard.