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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-13

Pianos, ORGANS, SHEET Music,
Everything in the Music Line.
THos. GoGGAN BIO.
San Antonio, Galveston, Dallas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-13

Mrs. A. Pfaender of Sinner, ar
rived yesterday on a brief visit to
her son, Mr. Gus. Pfaender and her
many friends in this city.-Gon-
Enles INQUIRER.
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To Cure a Oold in One Day

Take Laxative Broma Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists reiandthe money
If it fails TO cure r. w. Groves
signature is on each box 25c.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-13

Go to the City Fruit and Coniec-
tionery Store for your fruits and
candies. All fresh and new.
A g, WAGENFR. Prop
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FARMERS /! Attentionl

We Have This Bay Arranged
Buy
PRODUCE, FOR CASH ONLY,
Direct From Tho Farmer.
We Have Nothing to Sell You;
Only Cash to Give You,
We want every dozen eggs, every
pound Of butter, every chicken,
turkey, duck or goose that you
have for for sale, also your dry
VIII the spot CASH and highest
prizes get it p? If SO, bring it
to us at the old stand, next to
the City Hotel.
YouRs Truly,
S.A. CAENEs & Son.
The Cash Buyers.
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u ss@Es 4e=e=s AE--1ESs II m W novay
Cures Grip in1 Bays % ~1%>0e~ep scz $50


Gea eydler has p ili eslhirs.
MuseslS Holland ne old CO... Ssyees
,'sssst.s,b aiat1iiai, e. q Northumberland
odd acres, on Chances prairie
Bay City Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

"Your words are more than just"
said, and. being anxious that he should
know Mt once that my fault had not
been SO great as II looked, continued
hurriedly: 1.-The king sent me to France
upon nm hours notice the day after
your arrest know only too well l
should not have gone without seeing
you out of this. but you had enjoiDed
silence upon me. and-and trusted 60
the promises of another"
II thought as much. You are In no
way to blame. my friend. All ask 10
that you never mention the subject
again"
my frtendr' All, the words were
dear to me as words of love from q
sweetheart's lips!
I hardly recognized him. he was %
frightfully covered with filth and dirt
and creeping things. bis hair and
beard were unkempt and matted. and
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24
When Kn1ghthood Was In Flower

Her side was toward them when they
came up. but she kept her attitude as
II she had been OF bronze. She had
taken up book that was lying on the
table and was examining it as they
approached.
De Longueville held the box in his
hand. and. bowling and scraping. said
In broken English. Permit to me. most
gracious princess. that l may have the
honor to offer on behalf of my august
master this little testament of his high
admiration and love- With this he
bowed again. smiled like crack in a
piece Of old parchment and held his
box toward Mary. 1t was open. prob
ably in the hope of enticing her with
q sight of its contents-a beautiful dia-
mond necklace.
She turned her face ever so little and
took it all in with one contemptuoLs.
sneering glance out of the corners of
her eyes. Then. quietly reaching out
her hand. she grasped the necklace and
deliberately dashed it in poor old De
Longueville's face.
There is my answer. sir. Go home
and tell your imbecile old master |
scorn his suit and hate him-hate him
hate him. Then. with the tears fall
ing UNDECIDED down her cheeks: Mas
ter wolsey. you butchers cur. this
trlck was of your conception. The 9th
ers had not brains enough to think of
It Are you not proud to have out
wftted one poor heartbroken girl! But
beware. siri | tell you now | will be
quits with you yet or my name is not
Mary
There is limit to the best of femi-
nine nerve. and at that limit should
always be found flood of healthfui
tears. Mary had reached it when she
threw the necklace and shot her bolt
at wolsey so she broke down and has
tfly left the room.
The king OF course was beside him
self with rage.
by Gods soul" he swore. .'she shall
marry Louis of France or I Will have
her whipped TO death on the Smith
Geld pilloryr' And In his wicked heart
80 impervious to II single lasting good
impulse-he really meant IL
Immediately after this. the king. De
Longueville and wolsey set out for
London.
remained behind hoping to see the
girls. and after short time page
plucked me by the sleeve saying the
princess wished TO see me.
The page conducted me to the same
room in which had been fought the bat
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

ty. from her plebeian grandmother.
Elizabeth Woodville. who with them
won a royal husband and elevated her
self to the throne beside the chivalrous
Edward. This sweet piebeian heritage
bubbles up in the heart OF Mary and
will not down. but neutralizes the roy
al poison in her veins and makes god
dess of her" Then with a sigh: But
II her faults were a thousand times as
many. and IL each fault were thou
sand times as great. her beauty would
atone for all. Such beauty as hers can
afford to have faults Look at Helen
and Cleopatra and Agnes Sorel- Did
their faults make them less attractive?
Beauty covereth more sins than char
ity and maketh more grief than pesu-
lepce"
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

tie with Mary In bed The door had
been placed on its hinges again. but
the bed was tumbled as Mary had left
It. and the room was in great disorder.
.Oh. Sir Edwin" began Mary. who
was weeping. was ever woman in
such frightful trouble? My brother is
killing me. Can be not see that could
not live through a week Of this mar
rtage1 And l have been deserted by
all my friends. too. excepting Jane
She. poor thing. cannot leave"
You know l would not CO." said
Jane parenthetically. Mary continued.
you. too. have been home an entire
week and have not been near me-"
1 began to soften at the sight of her
grief and concluded with Brandon that
after all. her beauty could well cover
q multitude Of sins. perhaps even this.
her great trausgression against him.
The princess was trying to check her
weeping and in moment took up the
thread OF her unfinished sentence:
"And Master Brandon. too. left with
out so much as sending me one little
worti-not ii.e nor a syllable. He
did not come near me. but went on as
III i ulu NOT CNre-ur ne ulu uOL- VI
suurse he did not care or he would not
have behaved so. knowing I was in 50
much trouble. did not see him mt all
after-one afternoon in the kings
about a week before that awful night
IN London. except that night. when
was 50 frightened could not speak
enc word OF all the things I wished
b say"
This sounded strange enough. and I
began more than ever to suspect some
tAinG wrong. |. however. kept as arm
q grasp az possible upon the stock OF
Indignation { had brought with me-
How did you expect to see or hear
from him." asked I. when he was ly-
ing In a ioathsome dungeon without
sos ray OF light. condemned to be
hanged. drawn and Quarter>d because
- your selfish neglect to save him who
at the cost OF half his blood and al
most his life had saved % much for
vsar'
Her eyes grew big. and the tears
were checked by genuine surprise.
continue<i. Lady Mary. no one
csssd haze made me believe that you
vuald stand back and lst the man -
WAea JON ewsd - great deht ~ "
- - - u1ss11 ~ - esn0nmns4
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CHAPTER XII.

LOUIS XII A sUIToR.
soon as I could leave Bran
don I had intended to go
down to Windsor and give
vent to my indignation to-
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important to Mothers.

The manufacturers of Castoria
have been compelled to spend hun
dreds of thousands of dollars to fa-
miliarize the public with the sig.
nature of Chas. FL. Fletcher. This
has been necessitated by reason of
pirates counterfeiting the Castoria
trade mark. This counterfeit
ing is crime not only against.
the proprietors of Castoria, but
against the growing generation.
All persons should be careful to see
that Castoria bears the signature
of Chas. a. Fletcher, if they would
guard the health of their children.
Parents, and mothers in particular
ought to carefully examine the Cas-
toria advertisements which have
been appearing in this paper, and
to remember that the wrapper of
every bottle of genuine Castoria
bears the fac-simile signature of
Chas. 81. Fletcher, under WI use su-
pervision it has been manufactured
continuously for over 30 years.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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LONGDAEE.

Correspondence, 18th.
Will Borgess.. of Old Town, was
caller at this place Sunday.
John Roush was the guest of
Robt Borgess. Thursday.
Smith Rickard is visiting his
brother Dorss Rickard, at Gallipo-
lis.
Josh Spences, of Racine, was a
business caller at e McMiilins
Thursday.
Joseph Brown is building a fine
house for VIM Gress
There was a number of young
folks visiting at Anthony Richards
Sunday.
Potatoe planting will be late on
account of the heavy rains
We are sorrow to announce that
Lon Rickard has been quite ill for
the, past two months.
The estimation of the eggs eat
Easter through this locality was
about So dozen.
The oil men.are around leasing
land again. They say its ago this
time.
Sabbath School is progressing
nicely at this place and all is TAX
ing an active part. Y RAY.
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LAUNCHING
OF the Armored O. s. Cruiser
West Virginia.

West Virginia.
The U. s. armored cruiser "West
Virginia" will be launched at the
yards of the Newport News Build.
ing and Dry Dock Company, on
Saturday. April Is. at 1:3O p. m.
Miss Katharine Vaughn White,
eldest daughter of Governor Albert
B. White. of West Virginia, will
be the sponsor. officially invited by
the Department to Christian the
ship. She will be attended by
three maids of honor. her sisters,
the Misses Grace and Ethel White,
and Miss Ashton Wilson, daughter
of ex. Governor Wilson. Governor
White and Mrs. White are also
included in the christening party,
Mr.. Calvin B Circuit, president
of the Shipbuilding Company, will
conduct the party to the ohristen-
ing platform.
After the ceremonies Mr.. Orcutt
will conduct the guests, numbering
some five hundred persons, to the
steamboat, Newport New" which
will carry them to Old Point Com
fort. A banquet will be served in
the dining room of the Hotel
Chamberlin. Among the guests
will be Governor White and mill
tary staff; Governor Montague, OF
Virginia, and military staff; U S.
Senators and Congressman from
various States; officers of the army
and navy and prominent citizens
of. the. two Virginias. President
Orcutt will be POSTMASTER.
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A Home Talent Entertainment.

Several of our young ladies will
give an entertainment at the opera
house on the Oath inst, the title of
which is THE Prince of Liars T"
Miss Josephine Hess will rem
der beautiful either solo. some
thing not heard by our people for
many years.
Many solos will be rendered and
the singing and dancing will
doubtless please all who attend.
Popular prices will be the ad-
admission fee.
The proceeds of this entertain
ment will be used in identifying
our park, and all in this move.
ment should be heartily encour-
seed.
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Ths weekly Register, having

The Weekly Register, having
reached the advanced age in jour
nalism of forty-one years. CON
tinues to be favorite and a well
come visitor into the hundreds of
homes which it enters weekly.
Never since the founding of the
paper, has there ever been in
stilled in the management of the
journal that which would not be of
benefit to our little city, the
county, state and nation.
Political discussions have ap-
peared in its columns. all of which
have been honestly and truthfuIly
answered.
The aim and earnest intention
of this paper is to do that which
will interest and be of benefit to
all.
There is a living in this world
for each of US, and if We fail to
take advantage of the opportuni-
ties presented, who is to blameP
The Register now nearing its
AID year, enjoys the rapid increase
in its subscription list, one or
more of which are added daily.
A newspaper for the nation, for
the state, county and municipal
ity is what the Register has al
ways been, and from now on will
follow the same lane.
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.

In he d st let Court of the United states
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF william r. ippett, Bank
rupt.
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of William R.TipPett, late
now resident of StauntOn, Virginia, a
Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th day
Of March, A. D., 1903, the said William X
Ttppett was duly adjudged a Bankrupt; and
that the rirst meeting OF his creditors will
be held at the law ONCE of Charles f. HOgg,
in town OF Point Pleasant, Mason County,
Yves Virginia, on the 18th day Of April, A
D.. 1903, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may attend
and prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting.
CHAS. E HOGG.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Point Pleasant, W. Va, April 10, 1903.
apr Is
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GUNVIIIE.

CORRESPONDENCE April ID.
J.-P. Jones has purchased fine
horse
j. johnson is moving from
Parchment to j J Wedges farm
where he will engage in raising
poultry.
Vernon Jones and Willie Coss-
in were the guests of w 81 Som
mer Easter Sunday.
VIM Cassin is suffering from q
carbunkle.
Rev Windgrove has gone up the
river to see his father, who is very
ill.
Miss Viola Sommer was visiting
at j 1 Wedges Sunday.
Mrs Windgroye and daughters
are visiting at VIM Cossin's.
Y.P. Q. Y. was organized at
Creston Sunday night. j. d
Wedge was elected President.
One of our young men will wed
a Badan lady soon.
Miss Lora Cossin and Arthur
Smith were visiting at odus Coss-
ms Sunday.
Odue Cossin is preparing to
study law.
The fruit in this section will be
a failure. THREE BoIs.
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Trustee Sale.

DY virtue ofthe authority vested IN me.
Dthe uuder.i gnt q Trustee, by Two deeds OF
trust execIstad hy smith Burton and Laura
Barton. his " ffei To me as Trustee. and bear
ing dafe Now To- 1921, and OF ecorq IN
the Clerks ofilve OF the County Court OF Ma
son County, West Virginia. IN Trust Deed
Book No. II, g. 81, Sc, the other Is ed
cfIics in rus Deed BOOK No ~, pas. 6l5- xc-,
boz h given 10 ecure 10 the II, 1T Plsesllnt
BniiC ING and Loan Association er n coles
- oui n N described in said iced VI irusC
restts cttVely. y nd default having been .unitite
in the pa ytnen nj OF both OF said notes accord
ing tofhe tfriiss and conditions set forth in
sssid deed OF fruss, and t-eing required by the
p IL Plea, ant Bun .fsg and Loan AS ela-
tious the owner and holder OF said notes
viii on
Saturday, May IL, 1903,
at the mont door OF the Court H,u>e, OF Ma
son County, West Nirgtnis, In the town OF
PoiiH Plensai.t. at one o'cio k p M OF that
day. make al at public auction 10 the high
= 81 Ter, the following property which was
C nNeyed t-rbOth deeds OF must, to-Wtt. a
cert aln lot OF land Situated in the town OF
PpinS Pleasant, Mason County. West Viz
gtnia, bounded and described as follows:
tifty feet 'front.' ON the public road ON Sixtn
We sid of "A lot of land conveyed tsJohn
3 NJ iller by g. p. Simpson, Trustee. by deed
6eai Ing ds'te May %, 1889, and recorded IL
Deed BOOK o. II, page sos, of the records of
sa d Mason County The payment said
debts as required by both OF said deeus OF
trust being IN default for a period of more
IN II three m .nths.
Terms If sale=-CaSh RANKIN WILEY,
april 10 i-w. Trustee.
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Look Out For Excursions.

The Summer. Excursion Season
is almost here and you are begin
ming to think of your excursion
trips. Excursion rates will be
made to various conventions and
pleasure resorts. Don't forget that
you can always obtain as low rates
via the
Ohio Central Lines
to these conventions and pleasure
resorts as via any other route. 1t
is pleasure with us to quote rates,
figure out routes, and in other
ways assist travellers in preparing
for journey, be it long or short
The public is most cordially in
vited to call upon the Agents of
the Ohio Central Lines for rates,
routes, time of train and all infor
nation necessary to trip If not
convenient to call upon a local
agent of these lines, address the
undersigned and such information
will be promptly and gladly fur
nished.
MoULToN HoUK,
General Pass Agent.
Toledo, o.
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The trouble with the democracy
Just now is that there are too many
people who think it all belongs to
them exclusively. There are some
pretty big men in the party, as men
go, but not one but is small in COM
parison to the entir, party. And
not one whose personal interests
are not small in comparison to the
interests of the entire party. 1t
would be we'll, therefore, for those
who are swelled up with the idea
of ownership of the democracy to
be made to understand that they
cannot exercise the rights of own
ership, and that even their valua-
able services can be dispensed with
if they feel that they cannot posi-
bly, stay in the party along with
others whom they do not person
ally like. The Democratic party is
going to get together for the great
est struggle in its history in 1904,
and if the hellraisers don't like it
they can get outside and nurse
their dislike.-CharIeston Gazette.
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BADEN.

Correspondence, 10th.
Miss inertia Cossin and sister
Lora, were visiting Miss Merla
Wedge Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Sommer was the guest
of her mother Mrs A A Armstrong
Sunday
Prof Q j Puilins was visiting E
A Slaughter and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Viola Sommer is still on
the sick list.
Miss Ora burst was the guest of
Miss Emma Mckinney Sunday.
Mrs q @ Lutte was the guest of
Mrs j g Kinzle Sunday.
Miss Dollie Thomas has been
visiting her sister, Mrs E Kerwood
Hugh Curtis is visiting his grand
mother.
Linden Wilson spent few hap.
py hours at Baden Thursday even
ing. BLUE EYED GIRL
Don't fail to hear the NJ lie Quar-
.tet and Glee Club at the Opera
HOuae Thursdav niohf
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AMBROSIA.
Correspondence. 10.

OOIIUspUHutIICtl To-
There will be preaching at Bright
on Saturday night. April 18th. and
also Sunday morning, by Re ?. b.
ker. All are invited to attend.
Berton Duff, who has been work
ing at Glouster, o., returned home
Thursday.
Isaac Spears, of Findlay. Ohio,
is visiting Mr. B Spurlock and
family.
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Worthless Ours.

Several worthless ours got
among flock of fine sheep be-
longing to Mrs. M. j. Irwin, of
Gallia county, Ohio, last Friday,
and made clean sweep of every
sheep in the flock, the number of
which we have not learned. 1t
stands every farmer in hand to
keep his shot gun ready loaded and
pour il into them.
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Notice to Teachers.

THE State Uniform Examination for
i Teachers certificates, as fixed by
the State Superintendent of Schools,
will be held at Point Pleasant, June
18th and 10Th, 1908. b. ii. BLAGG,
apr. 10. County Superintendent
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steamer Liberty Boueht.

Capt. Sam Dunbar and Harry
Maddy, of Gallipolis and Charles
ton trade She will be delivered
to them next Saturday at PIT.
Pleasant. She will leave GaIlipo-
lis at 8 q. m, returning at 10 p. m
the same day.
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The Four o.ClocIk Clnn

Will meet Thursday afternoon
with Miss Carrie Gilmore. The
following is the program:
Roll Call-West Virginia Authors.
Paper-Early History of Point
Pleasant, Miss Irene Bower.
Story of the Log Cabin-Mis Char
lotte McCulloch.
Intermission.
Improvements-M Maude Kisar.
Reminiscences-AIiss Virgie Lee
Conversation.
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Senator Foraker has announced
his opinion that Senator Beveridge
would most acceptibly fill the
second place on the next national
ticket. This is precisely what Bev-
eridge has been thinking for some
time "Great minds. etc"
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Greer.

0Feef.
Mrs. VIM. Coleman and Mrs. j /.
81. Selby spent. Sunday with Mr..
William Crooks and family.
Rev. Jasper Baker preached TN
interesting sermon at Edy Chapel
Saturday night
Mr.. Ell. E Greer and wife spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs " Edwards.
We are sorry to announce that
Mrs. Forman is no better at this
writing.
Mr., D P. Luton and wife spent
Friday with Mr.. o N. Greer and
family.
Mr. Ben Carson and son Mr..
Earl and daughter, Miss Mae, at
tended meeting at Eddy Chapel
Sunday morning.
The farmers up this place are
behind with their blowing, as they
have had SO much rain.
Rev. w MoKinnie will preach
on Sanctifcation on Friday even
ing, the 18th, at Eagle school
house.
Mrs. John Edwards was WIS.,
itor at this place Thursday.
There will be prayer meeting at
Greer school house next Saturday
night.
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Even the presence of Lodge and
Root could not console the Bos-
tonians when they reflected that
the President had gone way out
west where perhaps. he would be
miles and miles, from Browning
club.
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After mending his fences in the
west the President will take to
fencing his, friends in the East
His new fencing master is already
engaged.
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Il is estinssed that the poultry
rdusiry in West Virginia exceeds
in value that of both cattle and.
8 een.
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The attempt of some news
papers to interpret the Presidents
Chicago speech was written sever
al days before Admiral Dewey gave
his now famous interview.
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Died.

Mrs. John Crump an aged lady.
died at her home on lower Five
Mile, Thursday night, April 10th,
1903 and was buried Saturday at
Beech Hill. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Dickerson
of the Baptist Church.
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President Roosevelt's opposition
to the wicked" trusts took flight
as soon as it became evident that
they could not be reached without
a revision of the tariff.
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Anyone who doubts that Sem
ator Hanna is a great leader should
observe how obediently and al
most strenuously the President is
shouting "Stand Pat
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Ice has gone up 30 per cent and
an increase in the price of bread is
threatened Meanwhile, the people
are expected to rejoice at the great
Republican prosperity.
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Mrs calvin MoDermitt, Who has

Mrs Gavin McDerm1tt, who has
reen quite sick for some time, is
we are sorry to say, not much bet
ter.
E S Bright, of Brighton, made a
business trip to Huntington Fri
day.
We are sorry to announce the
SD death of Mrs Roseberry, which
sad event occurred last week of
neuralgia of the stomach. She is
the mother of Mrs Chas PulIin, of
this place.
JAS Pullins is some better at this
writing
Quite number of boys from
this place left Tuesday fer Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, to work on the
railroad. Sioux.