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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-14

-She expects 10 cut a dash In literature
Yes. her idea Is TO write a realistic sea noVd
and spell out all the swear words
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-14

Prof. CHiLDs OF Harvard. -Harper's weekly.
There never was one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-14
Mr.. Carmaok's Poor Bruised Wings.

"F' tarhnaCks foOT bTutscu Vhhks'
Senator CARMAcK Of Tennessee sup
plements his speech on the Philippines
with a joint resolution declaring, first,
that to adnit the Filipinos to citizenship
would degrade the character Of the
Government OF the United States, and,
secondly, that to maintain the relation
Of sovereign to subject would be re-
pugnant to the Constitution Of the United
States. In other words, there is nothing
TO do but scuttle.
This is the same Tennessee philoso-
pher, as VI showed the other day, who
distinguished his advent in the House
OF Representatives by IN onslaught on
the protective policy, accusing its sup
porters Of undertaking the mighty force
Of American genius when they seek 10
bind it to a single continent" and de-
handing that American genius and en-
terprise be left free ito adventure forth
TO the uttermost parts Of the earth"
What is the matter with Mr.. CARMACK?
cratic newspaper Of Memphis is dis
cussing the psychology Of his case in a
manner that throws little light upon the
question. Its remarks breathe the UNI
bounded admiration which is inspired by
local pride and the circumstance that Mr..
CARMACK was formerly its own editor-in-
chief, and at the same time metaphysi-
cal perplexity expressed in the beauti-
full if somewhat ford style Of rhetoric
which he taught it years ago:
Ed CARNAGE is one OF GODS rare souls who
rise above and become superior TO environment,
and force tardy recognition from unwilling minds.
He is a living evidence that there is stll some
spiritual Potentially In manhood
" His declaration that We should abandon islands
which we paid for and Tough. for Is merely the
renned sentimentality OF the academician. IL Is
almost pathetic 10 see such a magnificent mind
and to see a man OF such wonderful potentially
drifting away into Impractical channels OF beating
his poor bruised wings against the bars Of IRE.
fragible environment"
This is puzzling. We must frankly
confess our inability to solve a problem
which is beyond the powers of a Car
mackian authority who knows the rare
soul and magnificent intellect well enough
to call him " ED"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19
BILL TO PROTECT
 THE WHITE METAL
Will Protect Silver Against
 Foreign Competition
BARR FOREIGN PRODUCT

Senator Penrose has introduced a silver bill in the senate, the object of which is to protec. silver mining in the United States. The bill provides for 6 duty Of twenty-five per cent upon all silver imported into this country as ore or in manufactured form, says the Los Angeles Mining Review.
 This bill is a good and proper one. h silver is to be treated ss an article of comuercs-and it is so being treat ed-then ii is ouly Just that those pro. ducing such article. of commerce b protected against foreign competi- tiop.
 A belief prevails that if the foreign product eau be barred out of the United States through the operation of this proposed tax, this country can ousume sll the silver it can produce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

John Perlinds, who died yesterday in this city Was buried thi. siternoCn D from the undertaking parlors of c. B. Taibell, the Masonic fraternity of- ficistiny. The interment took place al the city cemetery, 8 large number of our citizens being present at tn funeral and thus paying a final tri- bute ot respect to the departed, Tn, solemn and impressive riIuslisti, services Of tbe Masonic order wal observed at the grave and all ths. mortal oi the deceased pionee. wa laid at rest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

There was dear,h of news abou. the probate court this morning. Iu. quiry failed to reveal the whereabJu: s of Judge Bostwick, but the scribe feel ing kindly toward this popular official increased bIs engergies to ascertain the true cause why tbe judge was no, at his post of duty. Finally i. was learned that Judge Bostwick vas a, his residence entertaining a fine Toy -su heir to his fathers fortune, cap tivatIng grsces aud deserved popu- larity. Az il is no, likely that we will see the happy parent for moon, We offer congratulations through the PRosPLCToR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Jack Periinls, 47 years of age passed away this morning. Jack Per. linda was well and favo.ably known in this section, and leaves many friends behind him who sincerely regret hi- untimely demise. Deceased was a miner by occups:Ior, and had pur- sued his vocation with varying results throughout the Pacific coast and up into the ice-cltd mountains of Alaska. He was 8 pioneer of Arizona and a respected resident of Tombstone. His illness was of but short duration, pneumonia claiming him as its victim despite the efforts of his friends to ward fl tho grIp oi death. The remains havs been taken chsrge Of by the Masonic fraternity, of wbi ;h order he was member. Inte,ment will in all prob ability take place to morrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

One Of the mos: successful rem S. ter's of the Territorial Normal SchooI at Tempe will be completed Januar , 2ith, and tne seconi semister vii begin Monday, January 27,h, and will continue Tor five months Mos, of the work of the classes will cban, c at the beginning 0! the senl-ter O. it will be very favorable opportunity for new students % enter the Norm sl and take up their studies with the classes then formed. All s,uden'. who desire :o enter the Normal at that time can secure half rates over all the railroads in the territory by application at once to the of the Normal,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

The management of the Fl Pa.c Herald should be content to rest upon the honors i. achieved New Years day. It was a grand vi,tory-a verit able scoop over it's rivals. On ths memorable day the Herald celebrats d its twenty-frst anniyersary; on ths, day the Herald published a subsrb. mammoth Mid-Winter Carnival eJi- tiou. and not content with these two noticeable features, the Herald took occasion to turn the back of it's hand 10 1901 as it speeded by, and greeted 1902 ss Father Time came up sm,l" ing. It was an occasion over which to be elsted. and the Herald did itself proud, indeed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19
OUR FAlRBANk
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items From the
 Railroad Town
PERSONAL AND GENER AL

Fsirbauk, Jan. ', 1901.
 Jas Kane came iu from HuachucA Siding after another load of supple, yesterday.
 Guppi's survey party left fir BeH son today to do work on the mnio line.
 Geo McGee. who has been suffering from an attack of La Grippe went to Benson yesterday to consult poy- sicisn.
 Allen T. Bird, Of the "Benson Breeze" passed Fsirbsnk yesterday on his way home. Geo Christian, the popular Tomb s.oneite went over to Bisose on short visit,
 Areport is in circulation here to the effect ths; ,be Copper Glsucs mines ;n the Hcschuca mountains are soon ,s change hands. The Bsily Bsgley ! company of Topeka, Kas., having arranged to work the mines or large scale at sn early date. Pink Murry and Cole Pow-...., ;a!.o well known cst:lemen were visitors yesterday,
 The foundation for the new res- tsursnt adjoining the Mentezama house is being laid. Sneak thieves are beginning to get bold here lately, Yesterday 8 rla,a belong ging to Joe Escaig was taken from bis horse that was tied at the store, later Mexican offered i. 10, 8 bottle Of red eye" and was persuaded to leave the rope, which he did and disappeared,
 During the ,next three months 100 men will be employed on the 5. P. road building the iron spans that are being put up near here,
 An engine and seven cars of orange: got beyond control of the trsinnen in the Benson yard yesterday and crashed into the .turntable pit, cOI ndersblc damage was done.
 Swicih engine l050 is being used q; work engine here at present owing to the disability of 1909 which wal cent to Tucson for much nsed, d re- pairs.
 Jos. Lsrrieu arrived from Csrsne, today. Joe ssys that Csusnes is 6es- tined to be 8 grea. camp, but that a present over 500 miners are out on 6 strike, which is expected to be ami. csply settled. The railroad is com pleted to the new town, little over { mile rom the mines, and town lot! at that place have increased ID value 100 per cent, and prices are ssill goine up.
 ! Fred Eeilson's bridge crew left fol Benson to repair the turn table that was broken by the runaway orange care last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kenisou spent las, night in the city. Mir. Kenison bss sold his ranch, formerly she Hsr. rington place, to the Greene Cattle Co.,, and is sgoing to take charge oi Sheriff Turner's bunch of cattle at West Huschucs, the latter having imported abon, 500 head from Sonors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Frank Gordon, whose death wa' chronicled in thess columns yester- day was buried todsy in tie Tomb stone cemetery, the funeral taking place from the undertaking parlors oi C B T4rbell this afternoon. Rev Ramey officiating.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

MT. Nick Mobile came i" today
 from Bi,bee 10 stt nd the isst rad rites over the remains oi hls frIend !, Jack Pe.linds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Charles Moves left for Mernsrdville, TeEss, yesterday, on . visit to his brother Gus. Charley may go into the lumber business .. Ballinger, Texas. His many friends nsre wish
 m success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Mis. Charlotte McGii', who hss been quite il al the home oi her p.I ents. IS lmpfuNILg auu w.li auon b about again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19
OFFICIAL COUNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 visOrs of COchise County
AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT
TOMBSTONE, Jan. g, 1902.

TOMBSTONE, Jan. g, 1902.
 Board met pursuant to adjC 1rn- ment of meeting Jan. sth, 1902, s, 10 .. m.
 Members present-Thomas R ! ork Chsirmau George B Resy and P. J. Delehsnty.
 Minutes of meeting Jap. s, 1902, s.aI anu approved.
 Board audited and allowed the fol lowing claims:
 Chss G Sanders, coroners
 iee., Benson. ou...s 10 co John N Johnson. bsi!ifi' certi-
 fcs'e. a6 co Martin Costello, jury cerIi.
 fcs,es. .......... ls5 so E G Ord, supplies Bisbee ial 25 IL Tombstone Drug Co, drug,
 Tor indigents, ith quarter
 lSVl IT To Hugh ConloD. interpreter certificate. ... .. AS 0C Quong Sue, Interpreting Dis
 trict court, claim l39. 8.
 dissllowed Sl... 4 OC Chsrles Heath. insurance on
 county hospital. ..... ls0 O 4 Morales. team hire, WillcoI ! 0C | Charles Heath, insurance on
 court house and lail. ..... $50 0( $ Y Barrow, supplies jail,
 third and fourth quarter,
 1901 ......... l6l o; Wm Hstuch, printing. .. 299 '; Frank Ysple supplies; .cour.
 house. ... ...... ........ Is '; Martin Costello, ice for court | mouse, .......... iJ Ut Hugh CCnlop, bailiff certi- | ucate 4o VI. Frank Yaple, jurors certi | hcate. ........ .... ...... 22 ll J-se Padis, intrepreting St. 1 DaVlo. Ut
 At F m. board stands al recess ,c ? p. m.
 2p. m, board met pursuant to ad' | l)urnment.o Q! ID meetiug for recess. Same members present. .
 The board took up the matter oi the incorporation Of the town oI | Bi.bee.
 The taxable inhabitants ot the tow, [ of Bi.bee, county of Cochi.e, territory Of Arizona, having filed their petition to the board st supervisors of sai5 l county praying for an order ineor- porating the territory comprised with in the metes snd bounds hereinafter set forth under the name ol tbe town of Bisbee and the board being satis6ed that two thirds of the taxable in f hitiiants res ding within the bound s,ie: set forth, have signed said petition. Upon motion of Supervisor Resy seconded by Supervisor Dele hanty-all members voting sye-it is therefore ordered that all that part cf said town of Bisbee. county oi Cochise, Territory of Arizons, and the inhabitants thereof comprised within she following netes and bounds to- wit; Beginning st corner No. l, iden- ical with corner No 2, Sunrise lode survey, No 1869, 6 pine post in Q mound of stones scribed 2, 1869, s lode whence U. s. NJ. M,, No for the Warren Mining district bears south 42 degrees 9 minutes west. I166 feet thence south 36 degrees west 254 ' feet across the canyon on direct line to center oi powder magazine to s monument 6it ou north side Of A < s E railroad tracki thence north 95 degrees 4l minutes west, 53l feet thence north TAO degrees 13 minutes west, 457 3 feet; thence north s5 de grees g minutes west, 5691.1 feet to monument near Copper Queen hospi- tai; thence norh B degrees 52 min utes west, 4574 feet to c monument
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Treasurer NJ. D. Scribnsr, srh In der,he-ih Hugh Colipn left today for Bisbee on blsinees visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Miles Moves lefs today tor La Can shes after having spent the holidays D ths ranch with his brother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Recorder Frank Hare i- cJI fi1el to his home today with bad attack of la grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

The remains of Mr-. Josefs Ma Q timer, aged 60 yoars, were lad to rest in the city cemetery to;sy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19

Corporal Boerms raid Che city . vist from tie Fort yesterday,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19
F. om Tuedaa's Issue.

Several drummers arr ved 'oify and are entertaining our n!erchaD z.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-01-19
j'u'ned Co January 10th, ct 10 .. m JAHEs F. DTscAS.
 Clerk.

henu anu approved.
 Butcher bond of Ed and Frank Hsldermsn, approved with P. B Soto and E. R. Hooker as sure,ies. Board audited and allowed the fol- lowing claims: John Merrill, road work,
 St. David District. 1901. 2lS 50 John sHenninger, feeding
 prisoners. 4th quarter. 1901 759 10 John Henninger, feeding
 prisoners, i h quarter, 1901 759 10 John Henninger, feeding iur-
 oss December term, 1901,
 claim 90, STA, 6isallowed
 SZ.. Z...........-... ....... I2 OO Ben Frsnkenburg, jurors
 csrtIhcate.... ........... 3l OO John Henniuger. feeding
 prisoners first nine days
 1902 49 50 | At l2;l5 p. m. Board stands at recess to 2 p. ID.
 2p. ID. board met pursuant to sd- Iournment for recess. Same mem bers present
 Bond of c. ?. Tarbell approved with M D Scribper and B Warne- kros as sureties Board audited and allowed the fol lowing claims: James Reilly, attorneys
 fees Copper Queen case.
 claim s. s474 50, disar- proved S450. 0.......... 24 50 Francis NJ. Hartman. eI- pen.es attending Decem-
 Der term, 1901. cl...... 50 % Huschuca Water company,
 water c H < hospital. ... i72 Go B F Fruit, constable iees,
 PeArce 4th quarter, 1901. fl 25 Sam Stsnton, road work,
 1901, Benson District. 249 25 Dr. J E Bacon, county phy-
 sician 4th quarter, 1901. 2,7S6 70 Frank Wolcott, supplies,
 court house.. e...... 94 s2 B F Graham & Co. burying
 indigents, Bisbee, 4th qusr- ter lVOl. l................ lol 2O P B Wsrnekros, supplies court house. 63 10 T NJ Vaughn, sharpening
 picks for road. d......... 20 2 T NJ Vaughn, fIing s;ove pApc. / OO Francis NJ Hartman, trans
 cribing testimony in Cop
 per Queen ys County.... 62 % Charles $ Clark justice and
 coroner's fees, 4th quarter, 1 lSVl 2I SU | 5 F Fruit, constable iees, Pearce claim, No l56. $2O. 40 dissllowed S6.40... Il co Dr R A Alton, medical ser
 vice, WillcoI, 4th quarter,
 1901. claim No 157. s3l 50, J disaliowed sl0. 2l 50 Dr J E .Bscon, county pby-
 siciap, first nine days of
 January, 1902. .......... aS3 5a AV Lewis, sheriff's fees, 4th
 quarter 1901 700 Sam Martin. Interpreting Bisbee. 4th quarter, 1901 goo Wm Hstsicb. printing, 4th quarter, 1901. .... 9I 50 Drs Boido < BoIds, conveying
 indigents to St Msry's hos pitAi. UU Drs Boido < 3oido, attend ing Geo \Stoker, at S.. Msry's hospital. l..... 50 % | St Mary's Hospital caring for Geo Stoker. an indigent. so 34 At p ID board stands at rscsss so7pm.
 ' ?. 10. board met pursuant so adjournment for recess.
 Same members present.
 Bond of Wm H de Washington, notary public approved with c OI Anderson and Kssper Hauser a. sureties.
 Bond o! C T Clark, notary public. approved with Joe Muhiem aud Nick Mobile ss,sureties.
 Bond Of W w Gsrnett. notary pub lic, approved with H Gerwin and Stephen Roemer as sureties, Ats p. m. board stands adjourned to January 1lth ct 1os. 10.
 THoM4s R YORK
 Chairman JAMES F DUNCAN, Clerk. Gsz~ Charles Moves left for Mernardyille.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

Talk up the Independent school
district system, 1t is just what
Sinner needs and when the petit
ton is presented to you, be ready
to sign it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Welhausen,
ST., were confined to their home by
sickness several daye last week,
but we are pleased to note that
both are up again.
A goood soaking rain fell in
Sinner last Sunday morning and
also in the surrounding territory.
This rain came just at the right
time and will insure good corn
crop.
The Yoakum Herald gives it out
that a citizen of that city will
shortly announce as IA candidate
for County Clerk. AS yet we have
seen no announcement for this
office.
Mesdames G. L. Williams and
NJ. E, Wolters left last Sunday for
San Antonio, on bushes and pleas
ure combined. Their spouses will
be quite lonesome during their
absence.
Every citizen Of Sinner should
inform himself as to the advan-
tages of having an Independent
school district, In this advanced
age education is the primary con-
sideration.
Mr.. Lea Brothers Of Morales, was
in the city last Saturday and while
here contributed to the financial
support ofThe Gazette, MIR Broth
ers, by this act, has made his call
ing and election sure.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
Death Of Mrs. Marie schuIze.

DR.. Gus Schulze returned last
Wednesday from Zapp, in Fayette
county, where he had been for some
time at the bedside of his mother,
who was seriously i'll with appen-
dicitis, 1t was found necessary to
perform an operation and although
the best medical skill was employed,
the patient could not survive, and
death ensued on Thursday April
Oath. Mrs. Schulze was 70 years
old and was one Of the oldest set
tiers of the Zapp community. She
was laid to rest in the home ceme-
terry at zapp. The Gazette extends
sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
Razors and scissors put in order
good as new, at A. c. Koepke's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

Mrs. NJ A. Paulus left last week
for Denver, Colorado, where she
will spend the summer with her
daughter.
Mrs. ]. w, Bailey and daughter,
Miss India, were in the city last
week, visiting the family of Mr..
VIM. Green.
The young folks enjoyed little
social hop at the Opera House last
Wednesday night. The music was
delightful.
Mesdames Fisher, of Waelder,
were in the city a few days last
week, visiting the family Of DR..
). F. Nave.
Mr.. D, G. Askey and wife, OF
Gonzales county, passed through
the city last Saturday on their way
home from the Dallas reunion.
DR.. Warrenfels, Sinners dentist,
left last Friday for Comanche
county, to viait his old home. He
will be absent about two weeks.
Mr.J, E Martin returned from
his ranch at Mountain Home, in
Kerr county last Sunday, after an
absence of six weeks.
1t is reported that two negroes
were killed and two injured on the
negro excursion last Saturday. One
Of the injured is expected to die.
Editor j. r. Crockett and wife
passed through Shiner last satur-
day on their way'io Gonzales. Mr.,
Crockett is editor OF the Flatonia
Argus
Mrs. Louise Seydler has received
the appointment Of postlnistress Of
Sinner, to fill the unexpired term
of her deceased husband Mr., R G
Iseydler.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

The people of Sinner were sur
prised and startled last Sunday
morning by the announcement Of
the death Of Or. P. .Henninger, at
his home in this city, He was ut
his Office during the entire day on
Saturday and wac up and about the
house and yard Sunday NOR ing.
About 8 o'clock, his wife missing
him from the house. went ont in
the yard to see what was dctaining
him, and found him lying dead in
the yard. DR., Fordtran was hastily
summoned and after making an
examination, pronounced it death
from heart failure, The funeral
took place Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the K. Of p. cemetery,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Just Eucaline, nothing else.

100000 % - 100000
Just Eucaline, nothing else.
Mrs, 7. s. Hughes has been called
TO Cameron by the.illness of her
sister.
Eucaline is the great winner,
The Katy Flyer Ky has been
from one to four hours late during
the past week
Eucaline IS without an equal,
Mrs. Kubitz, of Moulton, was here
several days last week visiting the
family Of Mr. C, /. Jaeggli-
Hot and cold baths, at A. Q
Koepke's.
Miss Olga Burow of Yorktown
was in the city last week, visiting
The family of Mr.. Rudy Flato.
FOR htce shAFe " w a. -
Koepke's.
Good schools are the making of a
twn. If you want them, talk up
the independent school district.
When you go to the primaries in
NAV vote for Geo. w. Wehmann.
(47xSt.)
MS. ] Emler was absent lNst
week in Rupge, visiting the fam
,es Of Messrs. VIM Boerm and
Arb. CARRIES.
Geo. w. Wehmann has made a
< I'd record as commissioner Why
~. re.elect lin. C47x9t }
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
Mr.. Henry Quota, of Yoakuu

Mr.. Henry Quota, of Yoakums
will not have as much leisure to
tell funny stories az heretofore, He
has fine new girl baby at his
home to command his surplus time,
The Gazette extends congrutula-
tions.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
ELECTION TICKETS.

The Gazette will print its usual
supply of election tickets for the
primaries. All candidates who have
announced, can have their names
placed thereon for 80 cents, all
others $1.00.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

Bring US your Hides, But
ter, Eggs, Chickens, Beeswax, etc.
We are headquarters for all lines
of produce. Highest prices paid.
S. A, CARNEs 4 Co.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
For Sale or Rent.

From June 1st., the old Wilkes
residence, in the West part Of the
city, well finished throughout Ap-
ply to ]. NJ, Kruger, or Gazette
office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

"Texas is the only State where
temperature, humidity and soil are
equally suited to the distinotiyely
Southern cropsin conjunction with
all the grains, fruits and forage
plants of the more northern States,
and likewise to the prolific breed
ing of all kinds OF farm animals.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
Mr.. |. ramp For Justice.

The ANNOUNCEMENT of Mr.. L..
'l'ampke for JusiAe of the Peace Of
Sinner precinct,N appears in this
issue ofThe Gazxte. Mr.. Tampke
has served the pie before in this
Office and is "a ld experienced
officer. He is III known to all
the voters and Tn %(iazette bespeaks
for him a large vote. Mr.. Tampke
submits his clliinsto the considera-
tion Of the democratic primaries Of
Mab24th and asks the support Of
all voters
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
No Loss of Time.

have sold Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be out of
coffee and sugar than it, l sold
five bottles of it yesterday to
threshers who could go no further,
and they are at work again this
morning.--H. r. PHELPS, Plymouth,
Oklahoma. AS will be seen by the
above the threshers were able to
keep on with their work without
losing single days time. You
should keep bottle of this Remed y
in your home. For sale by Schultse
Seydler, druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07


There is to be a big May Fest
and firemen's contest at Yorktown
on the 18th inst, and a cordial
invitation is extended to the people
of Sinner to attend by Mr. ]. b..
Hollingsworth, the president Of the
Yorktown fire company and an
erstwhile citizen Of Sinner.
Mr., Aug. Voelkel of New Ulm
was in the city last week. Mr..
Yoelkel is making preparations to
move his family here and will en-
bark in the saloon business at the
Old Thoelke stand =
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07

Our Five and Ten cent
counters represent many valuable
and useful articles that you would
no doubt appreciate after seeing
the good values.
S. A. CARNEs q Co.