Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-05-18
ALL OVER TEXAS.

Texas State Dental Association met
at corsicana last week in three days
session.
The eleven months drouth in parts
Of New Mexico was broken Thursday
and Wednesday nights, when coplous
rains fell
The stoclSman's National Bank o.
cotulla, Tex, and the First National
Bank Of Clifton, Tex, have been au-
'horiaed to begin business.
The Texas Press Association wiz
start in body for the Worlds Fair
on June 9. The intinerary will cover
about ten days.
The Katy will put on a new train
and on Sunday that will cut down the
! running time of the flyer from Calves
ton to st. Louis two hours.
The twenty-ffth annual meeting, or
the silver jubilee of the Texas State
Pharmaceutical Association, will take
place from the 18th to the 10th inst. at
houston.
Asa Conner, negro about twenty
years of age. was killed by freight
train near the stock pens at Weimer
between 3 and o'clock Thursday
morning
The Mayor Of Fort Worth has
issued a proclamation ordering all
premises put into sanitary condition
2S or suits will be instituted against
all who fail
The matter OF moving the Cotton
Belt shops from Tyler to Big Sandy
Is being deferred until the final out
come of the suit between the city OF
Tyler aud the Cotton Belt has been
finally adIudcated.
An old man named Hope and his
wife we're struck by lightning, killing
him and injuring her to the extent
that she is not expected to live. They
lived on S. ]. stallworths place. about
three miles from Lott.
Owing to the haistorm which visit.
ed the Athens section last Saturday
might some farmers are now planting
certain land in cotton for the third
time this year. Fortunately the path
Of the hailstorm was not wide.
Edgar L. Marston, president of the
Texas and Pacific Coal Company and
the Thurber Pressed Brick Company
started Saturday Cor T VI y q.
fiitI.si sttt95i v. G3i'5t Whom he wiif'snJ~-
some OF the resources OF the State
The Board of School Trustees OF
the Nacogdoches district has award
cd the contract for the building of the
new central schoolhouse to j. NJ. lines
Of Greenville at s2O,s9S, There were
six bids, the highest being $4,000,
The first car of poultry ever shipped
from kaufman went out Friday after
noon for Chicago. 1t is estimated that
1856 dozen or more were shipped from
there, and the car will be routed via
Dallas, where more win be taken on.
The body of job Washington, a ne
gro, drowned in Tuesdays overflow OF
Mustang Creek, was found Thursday
lodged beneath the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway bridge, a half mile
southeast of Taylor.
Tuesday evening just before the
storm a young man named Floyd Bid
die was blowing on Mr.. Wacasey's
place mile north of Dallas, when
flash of lightning struck the horse
and killed it, and shocked BIdde, dis
, abling his left leg and ankle, and stun
ned Mr. Wacasey, who was near him
Mrs. Golden, an old lady 10 years
of age, who lived three miles north OF
Rowland, dropped dead Tuesday night
\ She had been complaining few days
{ previous, but was able to be up and
about.
At a poll taken OF the editors in at
tendance at the meeting of the Texas
Press Association at San Antonio last
week, Judge Parker won the pres
idential nomination over w. R. Hearst,
. Lampasas sent her first solid car
load of eggs north last week.
5 Frank Kennedy, aged about forty
a two, saddler working for Paddgitt
: Bros. saddlery~ Co., Dallas, in fit Of
dependency, cut his throat with a
razor Friday, dying in few minutes
He leaves wife.