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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Sampfer prrIahen Baltimore BON
nhI-- a. n = ..-A Ia AI-L.rA- -
@eIfern Narblanh Balm.

Srat in Rrut an p. SUM 1903,
3ugs ptrlafen bic SiusnsStatiOn, tDie folgt:
SGgti6.
40 friib - S6usqppf, 9auptlini., SaVerstoDu,
u. & 90. 9abn, uHO Dem Suoen, IND au3ge'
nomm,u SUnutaqs 2. g. g.. u. Gbambugburg,
Martinsburg, g8iHbtitcr IND quutte an Der Gbs'
iapeats & gBeittrH gabr.@ .
els Dorm. 9tnsgar Grpreb. (glur nab
QtrsN}ar)
1886 Qb,nDs - attomu1. mad uniOu.grjoos.
Z dgIid, usgeH men SoHntdgs.
7.25 Dorm. - Nprt y. & .. Gio. uu0 0aupis
linie Otli5 BON GmOrp-Srops, Carlisle Il. o.. Il
50. 9a6u.
8I5 gorm. - 9auptlini,, 6aoerstoDu, 6blpqsns'
burg, Greosrid, Gmmitsburg uHD q. & 8. Sa5H'
bis SbsnGH0oab.
1912 Dorm. Gttomm. mad luionsgriOgs, QoE!
1870 Ga6m. Nftomm. mad GmorosSrop'.
2.2j Ndbm. Nttomm. nab Gmorp=gtopt.
1922 Ra9m. - Blue Rountaiu GIpr,B CNarl0Ts
Garl; iopis GrsOtrid.
3.32 Rodm. - GrpreB mad Qort Il. 2. & y. EIo.
4G3 Ga6m. - GrpreB nab 9unfter on Der eaapIs
liu;e, 6aQrstOpn, 5vsDerid, Gmmlts3HFg uRo
Sbippensburg.
500 Ra6m. Grprtb NAB 9lpno0H. "'''m"~
ieuisits llnion=Eriogs.
5.2j 0abm. - Aftomn. mad Nltrd.
Gle gbenos - gttomm. nab nntOu=Srloee'
Rur Sounto9s.
a. Rprm. Q.iomm. mad uHloH=grto9s UNI
* godm. qffommt. mad ltniorsgrip0s.
ABB Qubr. @ttomm. nab <na.
giGrt. uro @tydd.gartau in Ir. 215, OBS
9ultincyt= Strabt.
RHof baltru an llni-u=, Observation-Disclosures,
Tul.orz uuo g4ulbrcof= Clortbsa0.) SiattonsH.
y! odlt nidt al GsnnioIoanias@p,. station an.
D. Wauifp 8eu.=Supt
4. ". GppsIL .. y. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Queen anne's EilsnbadnsGu.

Gdbrplan lett Dem Ii. SUM 1903.
Sdmpisr UsrIaHsu Bier Rr. 10. 9igbtS5trabe:
RAD Cape Wap. R,bobotb, GtntgcoiQs, Gussuss
toiun, 20pt 9oiut ur0 3Dti5cHsStatjpusn:
RAD GoD,s9oiut, GutsHstopH uHo allen 9untttH
an ptr Gtrtreojls sSiplFoH:
Sdg!i5 (egil. GoHHtags)..7 Born, 2 une 4 Rd6m.
Sonutlas uno 9 BORN.
Rur nod 9ops=9o.ut uno Gu1nsioun:
3.l5 Ratmttt09s an 6oHntaseu.
InibluB on .SeI. & Gbsi. GiienblRns mad Gaito1,
Orion unO 3p;i6,ns5tdtiou,n.
. NnibIub in GREENWOOD OH sStlaplre=Gu,nbabu, a
nab alien 9uuftsu iuDli5 an .Rsus0ort,
QbjIaeapbia uno ROyfoltz5ntnbubua.
Gra6t an Wobenta9tn bis 6 ubt Nbtn0s eug.s
uommtn.
5,ltpbous 6. & Z. ST. Raul 225o-MO. Sen. 81.
Is. Rtillou, @tnralf8ei6aitsi dbrtr.
5obne 9osle9. 9sntral=Qafagtcr=assnt
(Nli2Ilal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Narhlauo e. 8enniBlbanias 6iiens
hahuzGumpnanie.

Saa. p..iaRen 0ort6s9lp,. mo CatsStr. <stutiOH
al g8obtHtagtn:
Ra5 gorf, pa, nm 7.30 DtorSens uno $50 Ra6s
RAD GtIta, 9a., 7.30 Woruens, $50 unb 4.5O
RoS gslaiE. mS., 73o. $50, 'l1.35 gormittass,
ara. 40 Radmsttaqs uno 800 9bsnDs.
eonntaqs nab Ssltl, pa, $50 9orm. uHs 400
@a3 g:!air, Ms.. $50 ll.35 gorm., 400 ROaul
uuO 1000 aotHos.
+l.20 QahmittlQs 5dmiags.
s. u. . er, 0susraG=pdhasiI'GssHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
6cprac &einbart.

IS iarb am 9. 3uli 1903 @tOrge Reinbart, Qs
licbtcr @atte Der 6rau Gliiabstb 8einbart, i'm
Nltcr pou 81 4abrtu. 6reunoe mn Tcrpdrote
fuo a5tunqsuoa ciuQclaOen, Dem 9eardbnib, tpel=
DIES am SOuntae @a6mittaq nm 3 rbr pOm
3ruucrbauIi, gr. &, 0oro=St rider=Strube, aus
~tattiiuocu ipirb, bcijutpObnen. @ittc, icine Elus
men. U9I-2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Nene Mnseiaem
Sic einSise autprifirte Scbensae-
ihidbte ocS Eapifcs SEQ oes
Srci,chufcr

Aui Nnr;qung, 3uitimmuug uuo nit Dem SeQtn
Seiutr @eiliQteit Qtibrieben bon Ni9r. Bernard
C'8ciau, ,. 3, W. =. Der mGbrtuD a6t SABRE
als oitHtnoer Yrdlot Nts 4aprts i'm 9atitau
ipobutt. Cider bsrporraQenOe amrrifduii6s Iutor
puroe mad Rom beruieu unb pom 9dpite gu ieinem
oiiijicllcn gioarQpbiit;u eruannt. Bonn Raroinal
Gibbons unO aHocrtn tirbli6en autoritdtru OILS bic
einj;qt o~iiijitle Geographic Dts 9apites a~nerfaunt
uno suteebtiBen. lltbcr 500 Stitcn, Srd6tia iau>
itrirt. 9H enelii5sr. iran30fihtr uno Scuti6er
Spra6e oerDiientli4t. llnp.rqlei6li3 qiinitiqe Or
ltgeRbeit iir AQeHten. 9eitc 6pmmiifou. Glsaante
Austattuuo gratis. Stnnet Is Geuts in Qofmar=
fen rim. s5hs 9Obu Is. g9iufon Co." 0r. 7IS,
Nr6s Strdbe, 9bilaoelpbiG, IA. Q9l-202l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Nnnn W. 0ei(mnnff.

Is itarb am !. 5uli 1903, 10 llbr So Minuttn
Nbcnos, Nnna ~. &siIntuun i'm 40. Sabre hires
9cbcns, in ibrer leBtcu g9obnuuq, gr. 873, gtoro=
0oluarozStraBe. Die 9ceroigung iiHOet bon Der
ObiQen Bobnung bcutc, WtOrgens nm s llbr,
itltt. 9eiie5uug pripatim. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
emilia SptcS.

rs ftarb ON s. 3uli, 20 Minutcn mad 10 lbr
NIorgcns, emilia Sptes, g8itttue oes peritOrbenen
Geo. G. Spies, i'm alter bon Go 3ubrtu. Die
9serOiounq finOtt 9 a III it 4 9, Ra6mittuos , llbr,
pom Srauerbauie Nr. 1921, SoainszStroBc, aus
TAFT. geiiebuug prioatim I'M r4oHoon=QurfzGe=
nrstfrn. lQO-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
9luirnf.

aQs iot6e, iuel3c ben 9nTsut6alt uno qeuous
aereie BON : obuun @abrisl uuo u II n a
q n 3 aus Alteutdoi, lett uugeid6r ianf Sabrtn
i'm Hanoe, piasn, iperoen %Qsbettn, oirftIbe an uns
ten itebeHDe aDreie III isnosn. 8ute ;Srsunet ius
den f'. aprtHs %. u.s." expedition oi,ies 81.
l9lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
o3opal Slue."Sinie
mad philadelphia uuo @epzgorf.

Chludrts. 9erl. Gamosn. YrL Utt Ropal.
eblSinaqqOu ...... 8Gglib 3.5l q. $50 Y.
S6iai. H.. 5peii... 3d8li3 755 .. q 500 &c
9uffttsQarIor, auggsu. 90. 9l9 y. A924 &c
GGrior. 3iner,.. uur SD. 9.53 .. 9.57 .. IS
Nerlor, Giutr, ousgsn. 50. 1850 Q. u 1854 9,
1stior' Ciusr, .....Idglj5 I.55 y. y 159 r.
N.No2ai 4!m!tso," nur 4uumln=3ug.
guifst. 5m0tcr, Qarlor. GbisrpItiOHss Il. SPIRITS
Saaaonrg ........ laqG6 $40 u. 9 3.53 g..
q9IIor6cr- g5il, augg. 60. As q. 500 q. 6
Qarlor, Etut.... Idglib 600 u. 60 VI. s
Goatts Qbill..... Gaqlib 900 q. COS u 6
pfolsS6lafuaqQon na6 Gsps9Ort i,riiu sum
8,braud in N}t. 8o1dIsStation nm 1000 @5srDs.
q, nab 4tlartlts6jtD &obeHtagt; ., nab His
III Vile ,3ios 6altca in 8ilminotOu. g, bait in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Baltimore : 9ampf : Yadet So.

(Mlte uue Iupsridffas Saiseinic,)
Sic Scr. StdattnA9ot btforOtrno.
Sampftr fabrsH tGsli6, 6onntuSs ausgtnormsn,
BON .gaps2iHss"Qits, l0-l3 Qigbt.6traBt, $50
Gb,ups, oirsft nab Oh QOint Comfort, Ror'olt,
0ortsmoutb unO ol,n QunitsH ots SHosus. 9ts
birouna in Oh 9oint Comfort NIT e. & .. Gi,
%ienbabns nab RIdmsnO. 9rbIuouue in 9prtss
mouth nit Dem .StabourO dir Sine jSIibn ,9ug
Don Qortgmoutb nab atlanta. Sn Rerfplt gtrs
binbunq nit Der rNtlantie Goat Cine" QorfOli
unb Carolina, Rovfolt uno iuOlib, RogFolf uno
tpthlib uno yOb Dominion GlHt" nab RsDbern
uuo 0aibingtOn, R.sG.
mabl3tit,u mad turOpdiibtm Qlaus. 2ururi6it
Raiitsujimmu, t;titriibt 9sItudtune, 9umpfbsi,
,unQ, Roisu fri. T,jtrpirts Raiittulimmr i'm
Riuttzgarsuu Der rgaS:Qin,.' Rr. 100, Ctt.Paltt'
murss5trabs. 9,lcpbous s. & .. Ct. gaul 1885;
marnlano. G~ourtlanO 49,, glbaupb's, Is RorDs
g~borltgs6troBs, uuS Strsau or -5sabOaro dir
Qiue." Continental Ttut Go. 9uilbiue.'
Spbn u. Sbcrnope. g. SrpDn.
B.sgrdi. II. G.H' UiGuGs,r. @sH,' BOiiasier'astut.
(Gel2-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Grfnrilonen per Sabn.
9ambfihiFssI n,eigeH.

2lorSoentC6er Sfopo.
~ &~eselmaBise.
9ampf S6iffa6rt
tfpifheu
Baltimore nmO 8remen
bur9 bic neuen unb erprobten, nit
alien Standardization p~eriebenen
poftbampfer eIitsr 91aTe:
sRbetn," ~8ranbenburg,A
vGedar," r@afsl,1
rMain," ,Bresiau."
Die @rpebitipnstage fnb, ME folgt:
bon Baltimore:
p8ranoen6urg," Mtttpod, ben %.
Sui, 2 ltbr Ra6mitta9s.
"@ahel," Mittpp9, ben Is. SuIt, 2
llbr Na9mittags.
~GbemniB," M}itttpo6, ben 5. QuguIt,
2 ltbr 9a3mittags.
DFbetn," Montag, ben II. IuguIt,
2 lthr Na6mittags.
DSreslau," Mittpod, ben 10. &uquit,
2 llbr Na6mittaqs.
"Sranoenburg," Mtttpo6, ben 2.
Sept, 2 ll6r Ra6m.
3Dsits RaiHtey9aHaatsQre.s:
Son $50 ar.
9tnbed8. aiiauesgrtifc
Soh Sa'fInors nab Bremen $36. 90
Son Srtmcn nab Baltimore go. SIG 30
Hunbrtiie=gintts UsR Baltimore:
Na9 Bremen nnO juriit...............S72.5 80
|
B'gtn 6ra9t uHO Qafags tpenSs man f5 an bic
9sHsralsAg .nten
q. S9umu9er &c &c.,
Rr. 3, SiOa8ag=strabe.
ODER
Gbtrdrb Raine,
Gffite ots sSeutibtn &orrtipOubeut,ns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
gefamntmad
<taetzS nsenieurs -Snrrau,
.4Hl

attimOre, no, ben Z. 9uli 1903.
CTR Staot= 3ngenieur pirO AM II. Suli, 1abs
mittdQs 3 llhr. an Srt NM Steue %crldeinen NM
ods Ripcau Der Snrbonl=S traBe, jiuldtn NonH=
mcut= uuD GbaiezStrabc, f~eiittlen,
y. 3. TenedlI.
GuiS.q IN1113( StaptzS HQentGur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
G =Uampfbuot>U Ompaanif.

9ampfer b.rldbt 9obion'g EIufts, Gus brQoris
$50 Na6pt.; gropn'g Drfte $40 BORN uno 8
Fo6m. Samfnos Z 9orm. uno 2.3O Ra6m.;
grODn's 40 9Orr. unO 3 Ra6m. ,eOnntaas
4 uno 8 Dorm. uuO 2 Ra6m mad 8Od=Grett;
gropn's gerfte 10 0(iu. ipdter. TaTpicr oerldBt
ojislbe Wtrfts mad 6tontnsGretf tdgli6 Z BORN.
uuo go 9udm. Sropn's 98srits 40 Born.
uno 8 Wodm. Sonrtues 4 ino 2 Born. uuo 2
Po9m. Girtraeun9sn iar bic SdiioH ieBt augss
rsmutsu. Na63ufroeen bel s. q. 1tutb, Su'
peintsnbtHt Der 9Ssrfte. (glai24, 39lte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
6. g. 1cGormi6. 6rnu 9.s. .. 9auIus
9aufas & 2Neeormt&,
Observation-Disclosures MnN GinhnIinmirsr

6IoiptfsG6. GrtpsridsaDs. unO 9uIastzstr..
iop!s 5ioof=Gds QombarOs5tr. uHO GuIten=Spe.
Wp.-Gourt 373l .. 8. & 9.-St. 9aul 1915 3.
(SEI8iAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
RaTe!
@GFe!

bIt Reiie TN GuslaHoe beiorst ~iHnerbnlb "a StnnDsn
81 ~beoeuteno ber0bgeiestem Sretie
Gounro Waiuc,
&lofpefsSde Salttm 0res 2 strait AHo 8oitsS iiccsAue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
StbiOenOen.

Sie EScutfdbe Sruer : 0crI d,erunss 6eieus
fdIdft pom Baltimore
ultimpre c, Den 6. Suli 1903.
Cine f~telcrirtie 9ipjotnOe BON iinf 9rojtnt, au
uno nab Dem ID. 5uli 1903 3ablbar, ;uurpe beuts
ausgciporien.
(~iSs,90,2,1b Spbn y, eauber, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
serrlide Sabrt surdl Den aanal.

Gabrprsis in siHsr Ri6tun0 81 so; Runofabrt
rs 3Get), oHItig fir Die Ridiabrt iopobI aui
Dem Gags ME o.m @b.nbs9oote, 81 so.
S}Wnorsiits8iltts nit Eidiabrt aut DIR sg. &
6. 9abu" bon 9biloDtlpbia $3.50. Surblauftuoe
@iaet. mad atlonticsgitp unD 3tdiabrt per Boot
1915. ooer gang nit Der 6iienbuhn, iHr u
10a. gttItig, $5. so. Gtrusr Durblaufsno. ginsts
uad Rsps9Ori, 9OHs=gTan9, NsburpsQart, cine
5ti6tunq, 81. 90, &uubrsiis SO. 90; Sap. @aD.
gluVprsis, -. 90. gintts gum 9ertaui in unies
rem gurtau, Joni, bel albaugb'g, Nr. Is, RUro..
Gbarlfs=Strobe, mad albanp, Srop, Sarntoqas
eprinos, 6uasRiptr. 0.tpport. Ntius 9aptn (Gt),
9ortiuuo (Dlain.) unb n6roli6en 9uniten BON Der
gesrits an 2iebts uuo Q~rattsStrabe. eptjitat
7aten iur Sonutogsi6uleH, @,rsins uno @tltas
i3afteu. S6rsibt ipestu &tiicbu3 uno irgtuo
l0el0tr nnpersn WustuHft an
GlartHet Sbriper, 4seut, 204, Stsbtftr.
ligRil6. 9&a@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
0unopn.Nn f.Gemetern.

Reut etitiuntu fnb Jest sur 9ti6tiuuns berss,
rifttt. 0iele ausesipdblte Cots. Der 6upsrintsns
bent beg Crumbs uHo gootns ipiro ieos eeptiuihts
Nustunft ~ertbtilcn. Sas 6 rsmatori II m
itsbt tdgIi5 sur Sniptftiou often. Wteen RdbtrtHi
ipenos man fd or ben SuptriRttnbsuttu oou an
oas girsau in q I. II, 9:t.saratOga.Strabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
T~erlammlmngs~ Mn;etgen.
S~erciniste Sdfers6eienid,aft

FASD OtteIhIste SdfersNeleNfd,dft.
: a nj Il a Q, ben IL. Suli, Nbenos 8 llbr, &C.
r~ualperlammluns unO Iuibe,ablung Der ~pisrtel-
idhrlt6eH Ssitrdqe in Sari9's 9aae, Rr. AIS,
gesf=err
1Sl-2) SorI su,s,c esfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
ysEGrites Sag Boot
nadb 9bifaoelpbia

luiro am p. Suni, 80 gornittaes. u6sr Die
Gritsious9inis mad philadelphia iabren, uHO iers
r:r itoen Nontaq, Nittpo6 unb 5rsitag, onbal=
:tuo in 9ttttrton urO Gb;fttr. IA, Gtlanart=
City, 4niblub nit 5rol,p=gobu na6 80 Is
minqton 9,l. 9afslbt Boot ptrldbt 96ilaoels
abio ito,n Sisniog, SouHtrtag uno SanlfaG I'm
IL 1Ihr Wormittons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10
Baltimore O9iOsS a6n.

Qaiiog @0cH.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
SHOES.

We have just repleuished our
stock Of Ladies' Oxfords and San
dals and have some very stylish
and attractive goods 10 show you in
Patent Leather or Kid Stock.
Our high grade Oxfords and San
dals contain the very best and most
stylish designs this ssason, all hand
turned and sewed soles. at - and
$3.50 a pair.
Atfrom $lto 81 50our stock will be
found to have the best values to be
obtained at the price. Allour 81 30
and $3.50 Oxfords and Sandals are
sold under a guarantee. Try them,
In Misses and Children'e you will
have no trouble 10 find what you
want in style, as we'll as price and
size. Mems and Boys we can III
and please in any size, style OF
price. Cali and examine our stock
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The Gazette and Galveston Semi
Weekly News, $3.50 a year.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
L. s.s;3ss B.s@s 2s9ss q Ap. !.
yl1y.ss
Penalty For Failure to Report
Them.

County Clerk Buchanan has re-
ceived a supply of blanks on which
to report births and deaths. 1t is
necessary that in case of a birth the
attending physician, surgeon, nc.
coucheur or either parent should
immediately send the report accur-
ately filled out to the county clerk.
The penalty for not making report
in 10 days is fine of 50. In case
of death the attending physician or
coroner should report ; penalty for
failure to do so is 50 to $50.
The various doctors and justices
are requested to call on the county
clerk for the necessary blanks. The
blanks provide spaces for the name
Of the child, race or color. sex, date
and place of birth, whether legiti-
mate or otherwise, nationality OF
both parents. names Of father and
mother, whether stillborn or alive,
also date of report. IN deaths the
report shall show the full name of
deceased, race, sex. age in years
months and days. nativity, alien or
citizen, place Of death, residence and
cause Of death completely stated
Halletsville New Era.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
Towels.

A good quality and weight, Cot.
ton Towel, 36x16 inches, usual
price, l5c, our price, 1Oc pair.
A heavier weight Cotton Towel.
36x22 inches, we'll worth 20c pair,
our price, pair for Soc.
A good quality and weight, Gray
Cotton Towel, 36x1o inches, worth
25c a pair, our price. Zoe pair.
Ali. LINEN HUCK TOWEL,
S6x1S inches, sold everywhere for
15c each, at 25c pair.
Our stock of Fancy Linen Towels
is very complete, also a complete
stock of Linen and Cotton Crash
Toweling in all grades.
COZ We will appreciate a visit
from you whether you purchase
or not.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Wied, Texas, May %, 1908.
The picnic given At the Scharlot-
tenburg church last Sunday, was
we'll attended, u great many being
present from Baursville and Moul-
ton.
The patrons Of the Wicd school
mad a meeting last Saturday to de-
tide whether they would elect new
teacher or again re.elect Prof. J. A.
Smothers. Prof. Snothers was
again elected for the coming year.
the vote being 16 for MIR, Smothers
and only 4 against, which shows
that Mr.. S. is well liked and we
hope that he will be elected many
more years.
Prof. Geo, Stulken, who has been
teaching school in Gonzales county,
is here spending his vacation with
the homefolks.
D. w. Miller Of BreslsH was here
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schaeffer of
Halletsville, were here lsst week
visiting relatives.
Adolph Niemann Of Mount Olive
passed through here last week.
RFpoRTEn.k
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
Moulton News.

J.F. Dockery, of Gonzales, a for
mer resident of this city, mingled
with his many friends here this
week.
Mrs. Welhausen, of FlatoniN, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Edmund
Jaeggli.
MIR. Pfeil, Of Sinner, visited Mr..
Otto KoshiGrs family this week,
Mr.. Pfeil is a brother-in-law to Mr.,
Koshler.
Mr. WIN Jaeggli, after taking q
five months course inthe lutheran
coilogo in Brenhcin, returned homt
"Wednesday morning
The Monlton Sandstone Co ship
ped car Of rocks 70 the La(irangt
Marble Yard Tuesday. The biRgest
rock weighed over 5000 pounds. =
Eagle.
The Gazette and Galveston Semi
Weekly News, 81 SO a year.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
Cents Furnishing.

Just received a new lot OF
Neckwear, containing n lot OF
new and attractive designs in
Midget, Club, Four In Hands,
Bow, etc. See our csc assort-
ment. It cuu't be beat.
In Collars We can show all
styles in CIuett Peabody < Cos
Arrow brand goods at 2for s5c,
all 4 ply linen.
Underwear In this line we
can supply yourwants and you
will find it a suving to investi-
gate our line before making
your spring and summerpur-
chases.
In mems working garments
we have justreceived u full and
complete stock OF the cele-
brated Chrhardt brand'in pants
overall, jumpers shirts. Call
and examine them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The board of trustees met at the
S. & w. Moore Institute Saturday
night and Messrs. Boehln, Crouch,
Fehrenkamp and Thar who were
elected trustees on the 2nd day of
May for the ensuing year qualified.
Mr.. Buck rendered his resignation
which was accepted ana Mr. +.
Jaeggli appointed in his slead. The
board then proceeded d business
and elected the following teachers:
Prot. G.. A. Petersons principal;
Prof. A. Morkovsky Mrs I. Kotz-
ebue, Miss Lizzie Iieeel assistants,
The Eagle IS fSe entire
faculty was reelected The school
is in good hands. -AIouilon Eagle.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Rev. f. Bohmfalk of Freyburg at
the Ui.ion church, preached an un-
usually fine sermon to large con-
gregation Sunday last.-Schulen-
burg Sucker.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The eleepy old town of Columbus
is pulling for broom factory.
Other towns in this section could
utilize the product of such factory
to sweep the cobwebs off the nuuer-
QUE wealthy but non-enterprising
citizens. -schulenburg Sun.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

An exchange states that chest
nuts form the chief breakfast dish
for the working GLASSES of France.
In this country they are served
chiefly at minstrel performQncss.-
Porm and Ranch
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle Of
Groves Tastelese Chill Tonic. 1t
is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tastele+s form, No Cure, No Pay.
Price, 800.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
HAsIEFaY IIl ]. Y REaEyea
Farmers Compelled to Purchase I'm
mense Lot of Feed.

Halletsville. Texas, May 21.-An
immense amount of feed stuff, such
as corn, oats, chops and bran, is
being sold here to farmers, who for
several years have not raised sullic-
lent corn to do them.
The baseball fever has struck
Halletsville and a match game is to
be played here Sunday with Yoa.
KUN team.
James T. Bird, an aged white man
of Wharton county, who has been
in jail here for some time, charged
with horse theft, has given bond.
A new industry at the planning
mill here has caused demand for
cottonwood blocke. Heretofore cot
tonwood has been considered val
uless.
County Commissioner ]. NJ. Mix
Iulenka OF this precinct has been
placed in charge of the poor farm
by the commissioners court.
Extensive repairs have been made
on the Jail, which, though an old
building, is commodious and safe
A summer normal for colored
teachers, with w D. Newton as
conductor, is to be held in Hallets-
Vile.
County Superintendent Of Schools
| f. p. Guenther has made no ap-
pointments to the Girls Industria
school, there being no applicants.
The dewberry crop hereabouts is
\ large and many berries are sold al
so cents per water BUCKET. The
plum crop is a failure.
Editor Frank Jakubik ofthe Ncvy
Donna, the weekly Bohemian pape
published here, is dangerously sici
at his home.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

To Cure Cold in Ore Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qhinine Tab
let's. AIldruggists refundthe money
If it fails to cure EAW. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Mr.. Willie Mcrrem one of our pop
ular young men, left Tuesday morn
ing for Sinner, where he expecta to
engage in his trade as general con-
structor. Mr., Merrem isat home
at either SChulenburg or Sinner and
is a citizen whom either is fGstnnate
in havings-schuIenburg Stioker.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

DIR. Lorentz, the Austrian blood
less surgeon, Is criticised BY some
Of his medical brethren. n his
system is found to be a proper one.
he can stand it. yenner was criti-
cised, aud il has not been SO very
long ago since the physicians who
permitted their patients to have
wafer when they were suffering
from fever we're denounced by
some of Of their brothers as killers
of the sick.-Gaveston News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The war in the Philippines may
be over, but tits passing strange that
we read almost daily of some Of our
brave boys being killed by the
natives of that section. The Phil
ippines are truly proving an ''ele-
plant on our hands. "-Weimar
Mercury.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Mr.. Morgan pade enough nut Of
a former bond deal to finance quite
a cainpaign for the Princeton gen
tlcman. Bryan's Commoner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-14

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times f0E @
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-14
BASKET BALL.

The basketball will end the Y NJ c. A. tonight in
game between the High School and the Blues OF the mterme
date League The game is the deciding of this league
both have their games played far and have
together before
The High School has had the benefit practice with
Diamond Heads champions of the Senior League and will
doubleday show the Blues something of fast basketball
The Blues have recently lost of their best in Moses
Keoho, who went up the late
The game will be called $780, and the will line up
follows:
High School-C Peterson p Schmidt E. Desla forwards
D. Sherwood, center; Bob Clark, II, Williams guards
BluesTom Evans Lawrence Ken, forwards; Paul Perera
center; c. Giiland, Luther Evans, guards.
Following this at BIS, there will be consolation game be-
the Diamond Heads and picked composed partly
of who have been shut of the seasons playing by break
bone fever and other things
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-14

Note Heads. Bill Heads, Statements
and Fine Commercial Printing at the
Star ONCE.