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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
TO BOOST COTTON
HIGH HOPES FOR SUCCESS OF
THE NEW BULL POOL.
A GIGANTIC COMBINE PLANNED
5ackers Of the Gigantic Combine Are
R.ch and Capable Men-Won't
Go 5slow 10 Cents.

New Orleans, La, Oct Frank B.
Hayne, famous cotton man, returned
to New Orleans yesterday after three
months stay in the East. He brings
the first direct personal news of the
new bull cotton pool forming in New
York He is member Of 1t. Although
refusing to discuss the personnel of
the pool Mr.. Hayne declared it his be-
lief that this would be the most gi-
gantic combination of cotton operators
ever formed, and that the cotton cam
paign would be even more effective
than the previous one, when the cotton
market of the world was virtually
cornered Mr. Hayne stated that the
cotton bull pool, Of which so much
has been said in the past three months,
is not myth of the newspapers, but
is in actual existence The men form
ing the deal are very rich men and,
taken as whole, the pool Is the
strongest that has been organized, and
is well able to take care of any deal
which they undertake. This pool, he
said, has been bullish since July, and
he himself had been bullish since July.
II believe cotton is cheap at the pres
ent price" said he, "and 1 think that
the crop will not be more than 10,500,-
900 bales. believe that the crop will
be moderate one, while the consump-
ton will be enormous. do not think
that any month will sell below 10
cents for the whole year"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Bryan, Texas: Mr.. W. e. Sheffield
is laid up at his home in this city
from the effects of fall In some
manner his chin struck the hard
ground and the force of the fall was so
great that his lower jawbone was bro
ken in two places, one on each side.
His injuries received medical atten.
tion, but he is unable to take food ex-
cept in liquid form, and unable to
speak. Several weeks will be re-,
quired for his recovery.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
JAPAN,s bic RLAzE.
Army storehouse at Hiroshima Has
Been Burning for ~ Hours.

Army storehouse at Hiroshima Has
Been Burning for ~ Hours.
Toxic: A fire that broke out in an
army storehouse at Hiroshima at
O'Clock yesterday morning and contin-
ued for more than three hours de-
stroyed twenty temporary buildings,
together with their contents. consist
ing principally of provisions and cloth
ing. The cause of the fire is being
Investigated. A large portion of the
clothing was removed from the new
storehouse before the fire started The
extent Of the damage is believed to be
comparatively slight. There was no
loss of life.
A later telegram from Hiroshima
says that the fire was still burning
at 1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. In
addition to the twenty buildings CON
tanning clothes and provisions. seven
others filled with fodder were destroy
ed Although the buildings were con-
structed of light material, they con
tanned an enormous amount of stored
goods, and the structures being of in
aammable nature, the flames were dif-
fcult to extinguish, despite the despe-
rate efforts of the troops. The fire
was discovered at O'Clock and sprea1
with great rapidity. 1t was probably
of incendiary origin. The loss is va
riously estimated at from s2,OOo,OOO
to s5,OOO,OOO.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
miss Roosevelt Weloomed.

Toxic: Miss Alice Roosevelt ar
rived at shimonoseki yesterday morn
ing and went aboard the steamer Min
nesota without going ashore. The Min
nesota left for Yokohama at II o'clock.
Miss Roosevelt was welcomed by nu-
merous steam launches decorated with
Japanese and American flags, and the
harbor presented a lively appearance
until after the Minnesota cleared.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Terrell, Texas: Miss Tessie Drum
gold, young lady of this city the
daughter of Mrs. Mary Drumgold, liv-
ing on North Frances street, was shot
and severely wounded by some IN
known assailant while she was in an
Clubhouse Sunday night about 9 o'clock.
Miss Drumgold had left the house
alone, and almost Immediately a shot
was heard She was found to have
been shot in the thigh, the ball making
a severe flesh wound Officers are
looking for her assailant, but no arrest
has been made SO far
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Fifteen Drowned.

Che Foo; The coasting steamer
Hsisho, plying between Shanghai and
Tien Tsin, struck and was totally de-
stroyed by mine ninety miles south
of the shangtung promontory Satur-
day morning. Fifteen passengers on
board were drowned, including among
them Engineers Mauchan and Muir.
The foreign passengers and a portion
of the crew of the steamer were res
cued by two passing steamers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

eve been in the accident insurance
business just four days said the dys
peptic-looking man. 1ve written six
policies, and already two of the people
have put in claims It's funny thing
what effect an accident policy seems
to have on some people They will
live for thirty-tlve or forty years and
never get scratch Just let them get
one of my double-actlon policies and
they 60 at once and get hurt A man
seems to think an accident policy is
a thing to keep him from getting hurt
and that no matter what he does or
where he goes he IS safe. One man
asked me the other day IL there would
be any danger to him in taking out
the policy was afraid of the risk
and told him he was certain to be
killed
tits a strange way for people to
look at the thing, but they do and
I'm about ready to go back to ny old
job OF selling washing powder Ia I'M
suspecting housewives"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
vardaman's Blessing.

Washington: The following dispatch
from Governor vardaman of MISSISSIPPI
pi was received by Senator Money too
late to be read at the launching of the
battleship Mississippi at Philadelphia
Saturday:
Hon, II. D. Money, Philadelphia:
express the sentiment of every patriot
ic Misslssippian when wish for the
battleship Mississippi long, useful
and brilliant career. May her guns
never be fired save for defense of the
right. i regret that my official duties
prevent me from being present to take
part in the ceremonies.
j. X. Vardaman.
Senator Money represented the gov.
ernor at the launching.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Georgetown, Texas: Editor T. w.
Jones of the Taylor Democrat made
the charge that dozen witnesses in
formed him that blind tiger was be-
ing run in Georgetown and whisky
and beer were sold in bales of hay
and bundles of fodder. Justice Starnes
has organized a court of inquiry, and
Constable Suddeth is summoning wit
nesses. The charges are creating
widespread interest.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Boy Burned in a Barn.

Austin, Texas A barn on a ne
gro's place in the eastern edge of the
city was burned last night with a
quantity of hay, etc, and afterward it
was discovered that small negro boy,
Ollie Barefield, aged years, was also
in the flames. He with three other ne
gro children had been playing in the
hay with matches The result was
the fire and the escape of his three
playmates, but his own destruction
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

landing stage by eleven, as he is sure
the parties intend to sail
What then? Where is Smithers2
Failing to find his employer at the rem
devious, has the watchdog from Scot
land Yard given up the whole bust
ness, or, with shrewd foresight, taken
passage on the steamer? Jack told
him to spare no expense, and he has
hopes
Now as to his own course.
The clerk is deeply Interested in his
case, and explains how by taking a
train he could reach Wemyss bay,
some distance down the Clyde, before
the steamer, and board her there. Un.
fortunately, there is not train until
morning, and then It will be too late
A special? Well, that could be cone
at heavy expense, providing the road
was clear
On his part, he advised that they
take the first morning train to Liver
pool, and arrive in time to go on board
the fast Teutonic Of the White Star
line, which had been delayed by some
accident, and was billed to sail on the
following day at three
Jack jumps at the chance, and has
strong hopes of being in New York to
see Senior Roblado and his party dis
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Alice RooseveIt,s Enaaqement.

New York: Prof william c. Carl
organlst of the First Presbyterian
church of this city who was a mem
her of the Taft party, said yesterday
that Miss Roosevelt's engagement to
Mr.. Longworth seemed to be taken as
an accepted fact among the Taft party.
Miss Roosevelt was addressed by the
foreigners wherever she was enter
tanned as Princess Alice"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Lampasas Fire Department..

Lampasas, Texas: The new fire
wagon has been received by the Lam
pasas fire department. 1t is very large
and heavy and can carry number of
men as well as the hose and ladders
necessary. The local department is
well organized, as shown by the fact
that there has not been a serious fire
here in years.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Twenty Peraons Drowned.

Helsingfors, Finland: The Norwe-
gian steamer Njord aud the Swedish
steamer Robert collided Saturday
evening near Haven Island, in the
Sound. The Robert sank. Twenty
persons were drowSed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
RZQUII[ 5DOEHEVf
! WN9BI$ AIALE or TIE CUBAN WAR s |
SmIINTY\NI RlM&z2RE A1zN22aN- y
~ NCZl29E AlZzB2aNT
Copyright, 1897 by T. Tennyson Nee
CHAPTER VIlI-contlnued.


CHAPTER VlL-contnued.
Just at this time messenger brings
note for him. What luck! In an
other moment he must have missed it,
and upon such little matters great
events hinge.
Meet me at the Iron steeple in the
Trongate, without delay. 1 have as
tonishing news"
There is no name. He does not rec
ognize the writing. Certainly 1t is
not the same chirography as that of
the note that come to him in London,
and to which Juanita confessed.
Still he sees no reason to doubt the
identity of the writer, and believes 1t
is smithers who sends this startling
request
A few words to All Sin sends the
chinaman direct to the steamer with
directions to wait for him at the gang
plank Meanwhile, Jack hastens to
the Trongate.
The Trongate has figured in both
history and romance. 1t derives its
name from the public weigh-house hav-
ing once been situated there. AT the
corner Of High street formerly stood
the Old Tolbooth, or ancient jail, in
front of which criminals were pub
licly executed. Sir Walter Scott men
lions the meeting of his famous High
land ehieftain, Rob Roy, and some of
the others characters in his novel BIS
fore this Scottish bastlle.
Reaching the place, rravers looks
sharply about for his agent. On the
way he has seen groups of rough-look-
ing men talking at the corners, and
although they are doubtless law-abid-
ing citizens, something in their APP
pearance strikes him as odd
Tram cars pass, and people are NOV
ing. II would hardly appear to be the
place one who had evil designs would
select in order to carry them into
practice.
Jack grows uneasy. Minutes are
passing, and a suspicion is being
shaped in his mind that perhaps this
is hut a trick of the senior to beguile
hii. utll the hour for the sailing of
the Ste mer has passed.
He has about come ia. the> conclusion
his hest plan is to stop the next empty
cab that comes along and make for the
landing stage regardless of the start
ling Information which the writer of
the note had promised, when his ate
teption Is attracted toward a man adj
vancing along the street, who appears
to be looking to the right and left as
If in search of some one.
"Ahir mutters Jack; doubtless my
man, but If smithers, then he is sail
ing under other colors. Jove! he mas
cut off foot from his stature. At
any rate, I'll wait for him, and pre-
pare to receive boarders.'
The short man notices him standing
there
Are We Mr.. Traverse" he asks.
Jack replies that he usually answers
to that name when at home,
Have you a message for me?" he
demands
The fellow glances around cautious
ly. No one appears to be near-a fact
Travers has noticed, and deems SO
significant that he keeps his eyes fast
ene1 keenly on the other suspectine
treachery.
Il have, sir Come a bitty closer
The lady told me to be very, very
careful" is the answer he receives
only it is in broad Scotch.
Jack is thrown trihe off his guard
by the mention OF a lady in the case
Then this message comes from Juani
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
cuttlna Affray at caIvert.

Calvert, Texas; A fight Saturday
night, which occurred on the west side
of town, between two negro women,
a negro man and a young white man,
Dud McMordle, resulted in. the negro
having hole Knocked in his head,
while Mr. McMordie is at his home
seriously cut.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Assault charae.

Hemphill, Texas: lobe Buckner,
colored, is now in Jail here, charged
with criminally assaulting Mrs, HUFF
fin, white, Sunday morning. He was
arrested soon after committing the
crime by Sheriff Arnold and was hur-
ried to jail There is great excitement
among the citizens,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
The American Church In Rome.

Rome. Rev. Dr. R. ]. Nevin, rector
of the American church, returned to
Rome yesterday after his vacation in
Switzerland. The Rt. Rev. Henry T.
saterlee, the Protestant Episcopal
bishop of Washington, D, c., viii
preach in the American church next
Sunday
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Beaumont, Texas; Constable G. r.
Holder arrested eleven gamblers Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. They Will
be tried Monday in both Justice courts.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

WIVI ~ = -
ia, perhaps-oh rapturel- Jessie
herself
He does not suspect that this has
been artfully brought into play for
tho especial purpose of disconcerting
him.
The Glasgow man has taken some
thing from his pocket, and Jack Keen
liz on the alert, bends forward to see
what It may be- Thus he hears not
a light football behind, because of the
rumble made by vanishing tram car.
A peculiar kissing sound causes him
10 turn his head, but ere he can fully
accomplish this design, heavy object
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Millinery for Monday

New Tuscan Polos. These hats are handmade and the very latest in style; s6.50 to $500 values; your choice, SIS
 Special Lot No. White Lace and Chiffon Hats, $4.00 and S7 % values; your choice, 2.s8
 Special Lot No. PA collection from all the different up-to-date styles in ready-to-wear hats; spe- cial, DOC
 Lot No. 3-In this collection you will find sailors and street hats, slightly soiled; your choice, 15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Furnishings for Particu-
 lar Men

Satin striped Madras Shirts, cuffs attached, neat figures and stripes. Regular price $1.5O; spe- cial Monday. 89c Genuine Pepperell Drill Drawers with knitted seams. Regular price soc; special Monday, per pair, 39c
 Gauge Lisle Half Hose, double soles, fast colors. Regular price soc; special for Monday, three pairs for LOO Genuine French Lisle and Bal briggan Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeves. Regular price $1.00; special for Monday. each,
 69c Best quality Cambric Night Shirts, made without collars, either plain or colored, embroidery trim med. Regular price 75c; special Monday. soc Soft Null Night Shirts, extra length, trimmed with silk braid, made without collars. Regular price $1.25; special for Monday, ssc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Reductions on Crocheted
 Mats.

Our Art Needle Work Section Is most complete. You will find everything that pertains to needle craft and always at reasonable prices. A favorite for the dining table decorataion is the crocheted mat These mats come in all s.zes, with platter mats to match.
 Finch Mats, 25c
 9-inch Mats, 35c and 39c
 12-inch Mats, soc and 5sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Manicuring Articles.

Manicuring articles, extra qual- ity bone nail filer and cleaner, special, 'oc
 Fine quality pearl nail cleaner, regular price soc; special, 2oc
 Flexible Manicure and Nall Filler, best quality steel, lfc
 First class steel cuticle Scissors, well worth Csc, for 4oc
 The K. B. best steel Manicure Scissors. S1.00 quality, roc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Special Shoe Selling
Extraordinary Values

Slippers Color size e stand The only exception where Broken Sizes advertised Womens 56 Ribbon Ties August Shoe Sale price 4S womens Strap Slippers French Heels August Shoes Sale
 SSc Womens Boys Walkers August Shoe Sale price 45c womens LOO Ribbon Ties plain patent L98 Misses 200 Tan Ribbon Ties August price L35 and Black Kid Oxords broken sizes August
 Shoe S6c Slippers slightly oed August Shoe
 Z5c Men $50 Patent Leather Ian eh Oofas broken
 Shoe Sale Ly5 Mems 500 Oxords benchm August Shoe Sale LIS widths August Shoe Sale price .29
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Toilet Goods.

Freckeleater removes freckles, tan and pimples: per box, 25c
 Freckeleater Soap beautifies the elkin. nor cake 25c
 Armour's Fine Art Soap, regular price per cake 10c; special, three oakes for 200
 Disinfectine Soap, prescribed, used and recommended by physi- clans. surgeons and dentists; three oal,es for 25c
 Wanous Shampoo Bags, pure vegetable shampoo and hair food, 10c each, or three for FOG
 "Beautiola" is an eradicator and not a skin food, wonderfully effect i've and positively harmless, sold ,,nder puarantee soc
 "Beautiola" Cerate prevents loss of natural beauty, restores faded beauty, removes wrinkles, cures chaps and sunburns, a bottle, DUG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Human Hair.

We are enabled to offer items in this department for about one-half of what you usually pay:
 2O-inch long human hair, $2.25 qaulity, for l.2o
 22-inch long, s5.00 quality, real hair, in all shades, for S.oo Our best $700 and $7.50 Braids for AIS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
$5. .OO Values in Boys
 Suits for S2.OS

Strictly all wool, single and double-breasted styles; quality, workmanship and fit the very best. They come in the most desirable colors, in cheviot mixtures; they are actually worth double the price at which we are offering them, and formerly sold for $4.00, $4.50 and $500. We are determine to clean out our entire stock of Boys Cloth ing in order to make room for our immense fall stock. Hence the most sweeping reductions on our staple Boys Clothing.
 On sale Monday at 2.99
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Dress DO0ds for School Wear.

The entire dress goods stock has been carefully gone over, and all of the short ends dress lengths from to yards have been set aside, together wilh skirt lengths from 3H to yards and thrown into this August Dress Goods Sale This sale will enable mothers to prepare their girls for opening here or sending away to boarding SrhOOlS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Topographic Goods.

We offer at cost our entire stock of topographic goods. In order that there may be nothing left when the new fall stock is placed on the shelves we make these reductions. .c means a substantial saving:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20

s1.50 Solid Gold Children's Rings, soc
 Gold Filled JeWelry.
 $500 and $i.00 Festoon Neck Chains at o.fo $500 and $4U0 Gold Filled Lock cts, z.oo 75c and s1.00 Gold Filled Brooches, DUG S1.50 Gold Filled Fobs, 75c 75c and S1.00 Gold Filled Scarf and Stick Pins, DUG
 $1.50 and $2.00 Gold Filled Link Buttons at Soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Walters Coats.

White Duck Coats for walters, made with military standing collar, well made; regular price, 75c; special price, 50c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Leather Hand Bag
 Specials.


 s1.25 Women's Hand Bags, in all colors, ooo
 $1.50 Wonien's Hand Bags, in all oo1ore 100
 $2.0O Women's Hand Bags, in all colors, leg
 $25O Won,en's Hand Bags, Tn all colors, '"'
 Solid Gold Jewelry.
 $500 and $3.50 Solid Gold Brooches, s1.5o and s2.Oo Solid Gold Scarf and Stick Pins, SoS $3.50 and $500 Solid Gold Link Buttons at s2.OO and $2.5O Solid Gold Heart Cahrms at ''oo s4.oO, $5.Oo and se.00 Solid Gold Hat Pins at <"'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Big Sale of Notions.


 Our Notion Department is the largest in the South, our prices the lowest and our assortment the best Here are a few items for comparison.
 10c quality unbreakable Lace Pins, assorted colors, from to 12 on card 5c 10 quality large size Cube Pins. assorted colors, special 7c 2Oc large size Lower Pins, white and black, special 4 i2c 5c quality Jet and Blue Steel Pins, three boxes for Iflc 5c quality Belt Pin Book. white and black, assorted sizes, three books for lf1c The Treasure Pin and Safety Pin Book, special Sc Dress Shield Pins, indispensable for sum mer dresses, set Sc 15c Hair Pin Cabinet, full 200 count, special Genuine Aluminium Thimbles, 12 for sc White Cotton Tape, 12 pieces for 5c 20c and 15c Novelty Braids (6 yard pieces) Kleinert's Hookon Silk Hose Supporters
 45c Kleinerts Hookon Lisle Hose Supporters
 Pic One lot of extra quality Back and Side Combs 25c
 Wash Fabrics.
 First arrivals of fall goods in the Wash Fabric department
 36 inch percales in all the staple colors, and excellent quality at yard l2 l-2c A beautiful line of Gnghams in Checks, Stripes and solid colors. at a yard l0c Outing Flannes in light and dark grounds, soft finished and q large variety of pat terms to select from, at only yard i0c Fifty pieces of large plaid Madras, suitable for dresses and school wear, coloringS pretter than ever, at only yard 25c All our summer Wash Fabrics at greatly reduced prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-20
Women'S Tailored Suits 2m High Class Tailored Suits at About Half Price

200 High Class Tailored Suits at ADOut nalf Price
 We have gone through our entire stock of women's tailored suits and mark ed them regardless of their former selling prices. While these suits are not what you might say right up to the very hour in style, they are really not materially dlf- ferent from the newest style suits of the coming fall.
 If you want going-aWay suit at low cost now is the time to buy. It is lmpos- sible to describe them all, so they are divided into lots:
 Lot No. 1-Suits worth 40.00 and 45.00
 now 22.50 Lot No. 2-Suits worth 5000 and $500
 now 1895 Lot No. 3-Sults worth 2>.OO and Z/:oO
 now IfsOU Lot No. 4--Suits worth 2O.OO and ZA5O
 now IZ.0U Lot No. S-Sults worth lo.oO ana ISO
 now 995