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New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

As1s: " Pcss Ss @sas to snsPs1 sa lots @ 2
So iS iS winter patents. SIS SOS co. spring Cears
VI ,%3SsT g Soqss S. RYE flour sseady quoted Fair
MEAL quoted: Kiln dred & s6gs as as to brand
Ss% 81 Cs io Sis snq seay ysSy
7 oar So s5 81 spreS FeS or S o end 6
i3dS $40 SOGsas red deg S9a hoRny 8i chop aR& sS
GRAfNs-lI23I,iin 81 y IN @ sacks: oilmeai ,I $50 -.
made IN July and September yesterday considerable
TeS at ' E st RSt' deSns CT ' mSs Of h iS
bearish Government Al % the e same time the Nav
Mes, ana IN al sas mae 5es 6gt d abat y
the some Of this weakness was ACCOUNTED for by
e Except during the forenoon very little attention
sszn conditions as ar sou1R as Northern snd Western
temperature S maIe & as RUE 9egyed % .at Ihe arP ] IN
men, s CROP and was besides absorbed In the Govern
oTon1 S5fS statstes Of the day and week about
bb0lng b1sb to BToomha world shipments were 94ssCoO
SdI nSnd the Produce Exchange figures were about
in the quantity aH9 o &6ea 9Pesd aoe Te Of
decrease sa l IN the visible supply against 200 oGs m
been i6 view s OF the tai that larger TeducGn t ha
bis april report making condition Of winter wheat
year The oabIes were without important change
In si ros sd net hgheT I9s q t nenapssI' bS The
minneapolis wheat stock has decreased 100000 bush in
follows No. 2 red 81 O1A elevator and 81 06s4 o
Manitoes 81 oi% aaoat GoRN1EaTiy in the day
in response the wheat break. but the market neverhe
less closed steady at &c advance There was con
siderable talk about prospects lighter movement
which seemed TO be borne by the fact that Chicago
receipts IS estimates with only -oo
cars expected Tuesday and rain West were
curtail movement Most
Of the buying from bulls who believe that corn VIII
sell back into the Gables partly net loWe
but worlds shipments proved TO he million bushels
less than the previous week The amount on passage
increased 10000 bush the visible supply showed an
increase OF l6S Chicago reported that upward
Of 100000 bush Of loading at Chicago, ana
expected TO clear Exporters took loads
No closed elevator and 52l52lsc b anoat;
No white, 52Sac. and No. yeIow 5SStc o b aioat
OATS1e market followed corn rather than Whea
and steady all Gay at the West In the visible
supply there a decrease Of C9S.O0O bush The cash
market New-York closed follows: Mixed 26 70
N. 36036ic: white 30 70 30 n aBa3Ic' and
Clipped white. 3SGD4Oc. RNFy-Nomilal
BARLEY-Market dull Feeding was quoted $40 c /
ernment report made wheat condition 9l6 against SO
IN 765 April last year The Indicated
crop this condition was 40 !sloo bush no., asa @
44SeOO estimated in December and 55Z330UVo
bush actual last year July the curb after O'Clock
Ole.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

cotton Exchange Special LyeTPoo caDes; spot SPOT COZ coz
t moderate sales 1000 bales lecui non az
tAl5ft 7o9. American GO0O receipts zOy9 az amer!
- Aa upland. 2Sd Futures opened 80 ii,r
Lsfer CioseT Quiet at steady. net Z4S points hlkl.I
sFTl and Aprii-Nay. sI2d: May-June. i-lsdi Jun
July, 1tI.y-a I'D. August sept eii es
eas. septerlbef-octobeF l9d OctobeT- 2 snaDer
1eue; November December. stlo5
N.ll cloths ard firm. -.--. -to,-oF
oozt.nuea s-1e - fo fhe iEllGoFcEt attitude u
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
rHg ELclN BUTTER MARKET.

Inv TEtEGRAPH TO THE TklbUNE.l
-I3Itter ruled hrm On the Board or
t. sivancpF 2c a pound 10 2Jc sales In the
district FOR lie week were 4d'tOO ID
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Foreign coffee 1nl-ketsi Hio-Cofee market inactve
No Z. nominal; exchange l64gd receipts, 1000 bags
stock $4,000 bags. Santos-Coffee market quiet: good
Santos. sS2o0: receipts. bags stock L094
co. bags. HambUugCofee market opened = pig higher
g 2-So n was ret 4 pfg higher sales. Hopo bags
E5avrefoffee market opened steady. = higher
n m. unchanged; 3 p declined = franc. $50
? o.. unchanged. total sales. 1900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACIINIAN-17 wears city and country
reference: IL years in last place; last
employer can he seen: willing and oblig-
ing married. Address PIERCE, 203 East
4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACHMAN.-Fou years first class ref
erence; thoroughly understands the husi q
ness and work around gentleman's place
willing, Ohging; married man; would like
steady place in country. q. T., Box 12l
GIT Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN.-By young
man; country preferred; smooth "a I1csa 81
vs-t tidv, strictly honest. sober ana re
ra6le. references can he seen. BDWAftD'
Carpenter's Bureau, 154 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
.o..nrr,c s1rrArIoNs wANTED.

Situations Wanted-Males and % Fe1RS5d) Words.
Four lines n9EE .snfs eHfseuseS seven insertions,
az az Tgt59d yo9ds. three insertions. 80 Genus
Insertions CO cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

FARMER. .-ScOtchman; married, one child;
care horses. garden. lawn; all work on
place: strictly sober. industrious; good ref
erences ANDREW. Carpenters Bureau.
I54 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACHMAE.-Single; generally useful man
for country place, thoroughly competent
with horses. care carriages. harness, lawns.
small garden. furnace; good reference.
WILLIAMS Box 3, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

FARMER. married: small fam
lily; farming dairying. cattle; all work;
seven years references. better man cannot
be found. AUGUSTUS CARPENTER'S S
Bureau 1j4 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Situations Wanted-AIaIe and Tem1ls-
Four lines (not exceeding p Wor11),
three insertions. IS cents; seven insertions,
10 cents. Exceeding "a words and less than
20 words. three insertions, 30 ceutGs sagk2
Insertions. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACHMAN-Ffrst class; single; thor
oughly experienced; care horses. carriages.
harness; careful driver; city or country;
geenralIv useful: best references lest en-
ployer THOMAS 1913 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

GREEK. Icentiate Of the University of
Athens. age % years. just arrived from
Greece wants work in American family TO
learn the English language. +. PAPAKOS-
TAS. .. 127 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

DAYS wORK.-Experience woman e 20
out BY day washing or cleaning 9Qart-
ments; reference. Mrs. LAMBERT. &35
West 1Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

COACHMAE. Single, useful. So; under
stands care Of horses, harness and car
riages; careful driver: ohligins; good refer
ences: employers can be seen JOSEPH,
Box I21. 6lT 6th-ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
THE CHICAGO LESSON

Somebody wants know consider "tho lesson of
Chicago election"
That
tho people grow immensely wealthy
by exploiting public utilities.
They people
lions these who afforded tho opportunities
wealth making denied eIvly They
traffic charged vita all They poor
service the highest possible price
bribery and populate
those
wars demonstration. just
practical for city TO and ta railroads
u Is for that city They
tanned ownership
eseuing graft
cheaper service They realized
city should pour wealth pockets
whose principal stock trade the
people
Chicago be and breezy and turbulent the citizens Of
that They
called socialists they progress
the there growing
show for their turning those
selfish and peoples rights
Il all head last What simply
cyclone Chicago
foreibIy
a ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR ELECTION There
any doubt about popular will
who the Of fun great
experiment IN the second city Of the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
TIE WILD WEST SAFER THAN BRO ADHA

stored glory Wild gone Is
Of the redskins acoats and reckless dpedos rnbowd with
blood that for generations has thrilled the hearts
youth.
Bat Aasterson the deputy United States marshal Of New
Yokthe Wild rip-roaer from tho bloody plains
strenuoy
In the meropolis-has said these fatefal words:
There much wright
you'll find right here In New York
ind along Broadway than the
mining That's what I've ny
Tst stacked against the local The Wild
place than Broadway. New York. for Of peace"
Thus dear old traditions perish
The adventurous youth with his mind fired
Be expected to from the to
dream longer Of Wild adventures mountain
those the greatest street In america
Adventure millions aud
turned wilderness into mighty Industrial Umpire
changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

ita uuEeoetion u a modified playful
ness. pleased the captain. and he
laughed boiateroualy.
Funny thing. when yoNeome "a
think Of IL. he said "a chancellor
Of the exchequer &oiuein for tempt
Ing a poor. honest sailor man into
the smuggling trade. Spends all
his time hlnderine contraband. and
then goes into the business himself
Makes a difference. / reckon. when
lia outward bound smuggling. and
the goods Is n pretty sirl"
Did SIR Gideon MarHhe leave any
message Tor met" / asked ignoring
bis coarse reference 10 my fnreible
detention on board.
Not a word. unless it'a In a GER
tain little envelopes he gave ne the
scaled orders spoke Of. and not 10
be opened tili we're past brighton. "
replied the captain.
Heicher appeared % be Satisfied
with my "Reminiscences, aud pres
entity rose and signed 10 the mate
to follow him up 90 the deck. Al
the foot ~ the companion he halted
aud looked round az me.
Go where you like on the ship,
be said. "of out Of q. n sou prefer
To- Jump overheard" he added with
a hlaeoun grin. From what your
distinguished patron Jet drop /
reckon he wouldn't blame mo FOR
such an accident"
when. a little later. taking ad-
vantage OF HIS permission. I went
on deck. ! had no doubt that the
crew had been selected with an eye
20 unqueationinE auuservlence 20
his orders. no matter what they
might be. A more hanEdng vet of
ut-throata surely could not have
been collected in the purlleus Of
any seaport In the world. For the
credit u my country ! was glad 20
fad that the round dozen Of them.
with the exception ~ drunken en-
gineer and the Hsmi-lmheeile mate.
we're all foreigners dpaniafdh.
Greeks and l.aaeara
Ito be Continucd.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
-nANKING IN WI LAFAYErTI

BANKING ~ WEST LAFAYETTE.
The West Lafayette Bank Co did
It's first business tao years ago this
month. with nothing bat capital
stock and prospects. and little for
the cashier 10 DO but carry IN coal.
but u iB different now. Instead
Of one lone man with some hair on
his head and feH loans We now
look through the bars az two bank
era Ulth spectaeles and a sufficient
lack u hair 10 give confidence.
when the bank started two yrara
ago some Of as natives didn't Know
a bank draft from a Kaa bill and
when We went In 20 make a dePaslt
we took OFF our hats and asked for
the hail rack and TO see the lady Of
the house.
But we've all got the habit now
There isn't a man IN tho town who
can afford a postage stamp and a
hound but who has done some busi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
We Offer $1,000
For Disease Germ That Liquozone Can't XIII

u go wherever the blood goes. 30
l4)rm can escape % and mono can 70.
alat It. The results are iI,S ethbi9t
for a germ dlseaae must nv when
the germs are killed. Then blqao-
gone. acting aa a wonderful tonic.
quickly restores q condition Of pc
feet health. Diseases. which have
resisted medicine fotBeafs yield Al
once 60 Liqu1zone. and o. eursa dis-
eases which medicine never c1re1
IIalf The people you meet wherever
you are can tell you Of cures that
were made BY a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
Acts Like Oxygen

Llanozone ia not made by COM
pounding drugs. nor - there any
alcohol tn e. 81 virtues are de-
rived solely from gas 3arEeiy oxys
ger gaa-by a process requiring I'm
manaa apparatus aud "a days time.
This process has. for more than 20
years. been the constant subject or
scientific and chemical research.
The result II "a liquid that does
what oxygen does. u Is a nerve
food and blood foods-tho most help
ful thing In the world - you. It's
effects afn exhliafatinK. WALKING.
purifying. Yet a. is an absolutely
certain germicide The reason IL
that germs are vegetables. aud Lao
uuzona like an excess % oxygen
is deadly 20 Yeeefai matter.
LiqB0xone goes Into the stomach,
lntn the bowels and into the blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
BY DOLLY BLYTHE
- -. -.

Girls, don't beg.
know girls who beg away from
a man every scarf pin. college or
lodge button or watchfob he may
possess.
IL one girl meets another and
either presents shirt waist front
with nswiy acquired ornament. the
first question each asks IL, Whose
Is NJ"
And 10 n goes. a string Of stick
pins. lodge buttons and college pins
begged from Tom, Dick and Harry.
FITS getting 20 that when a fellow
wants 70 keep anything IN the Jew
eIry line be leaves IL az home when
he goes calling on the girls" said
a popular young man not long ago.
y Hes lucky n he gets away with
his cuff buttons"
Surely. girls have no idea that
they are making nuisancea Of them
selves. They have no idea that II
tent the ambition Of the young men
OF their set 20 keep them In scarf
pins, ornamental buttons and pins.
But the majority OF young men have
no aueh ambition.
True, the men seldom say any
thing, but what is there 20 say7
When q girl snatchea mans scarf
pin from his tie and proceeds 20
ornament herself with it, what can
q man do2
or n she takes the trouble 10 ask
for Il. what can he do but 10 pass
II overt
Girls. don't snatch what doesn't
belong 10 you. Il Is both bad man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

On every bokNs Of NAuozono We
offer 81 900 f0Fx disease germ that
1t cnnuot Kill. We DO THIS 10 assure
you th,A Lquozono does kin germs.
Andtt1 Is the ogf9 way known 70
kin germs In the holy without Nil.
Ing the tissues. too. Any drug that
kills germs 81 a poison. aud cannot
10 taken internally Medicine -
sim0at helpless In any germ disease.
II n this fact which gives biquozone
It's worth % humanity 4 worth 80
great that, after testing the product
for two years. through physicians
and hospitals We paid 100000 FOR
the American righta.o Aud we have
spent over one million dollars. IN
ono year. 10 buy the first bottle and
give Il free 10 each sick one who
amid Try II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
CHAPTER XVII
CAPT. HELCTtER OPENS THE
ENVELOPE.

ENVELOPE.
The prospect Of sitting d0en 10
breakfast with the captain OF tho
Nlghtshade gained nothing In at
iractiveneaa from hla self deserip
ton as a ladies' man. but to under
SO the ordeal seemed the wia@at
policy And there would be more
scope FOR selling any opportunity
that might occur II awaited myself
Of the run N the ship. than n 1
aulked In the stirling cahin.
When | emerged from the cabin
into the cuddy. ! found the captain
already seated at the end or ths
table. and it was relief 10 see that
the meal Was not To be eaten tote
a-tete. The place On hla left was
occupied b. a aheeplsh looking man
With an enormous shock OF red
hair whom | afterWard discovered
20 be the mate. There was also a
Portuguese steward In attendance
At my entrance tiolehcr looked
mo over With a bold stare. and
pointed 10 the seat on hls right.
Now then, Antonio. you black
swao. bacon and eggs for the paa-
aoaRer. he roared az the steward
sohrien." turning 10 the mate.
luat trot out your company man
nera before a lady. II catch you
showing your knife into your ugly
mouth again ~ lonE al this bloom
ina cuddy IN a first claaa saloon.
I'll send you 10 grub forrard along
of the crew, hope yoa slept we'll.
mlAa7 20
At any rate. slept very aaaind
~. but perhaps the lees Nca saX
about that the better. I nsrragf
myself % reply. trylng 10 mao 3
prstenae q eating In spite % the
nausea with which the rank atuffi :
NESS of the place nearly oFerealns.
me-
tor some reason ny answer. With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
THE GIRL VINO BEGS

ners and bad practice. And don't
beg for loans or gifta Of bits Of Jew
elrY.
II man wants 10 give a piece Of
jeweiry % Eirl. he win find a
way. II isn't shyness that induces
a man 10 wear his own scarf plns
and his own rings. He doesn't wear
them himself because he is afraid
TO offer them to girl lie doesn't
need any help when be really wants
70 dispose OF Eifta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
Germ Disco ses

These are the known germ alh-
eases. All that medicine can 30 Tor
these troubles Is 20 help Eoure
overcome ths germs. aud such re-
aulis are Indirect aud uncertain.
Llauozoue attacka the germs Whef-
ever they are. And when tho germs
which cause disease are destroyed.
te disease must end. and forever.
That Ia inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
SOC Bottle Free

II - need LlquUsne a.d
never hiad #. pIeds- end 80 :. nave
coupon. We wiz tasR mai - -. ~ "
order ~ a local dugv,si ~. ~ y
~ boeiIs. and We Win psT az a.
drHFfIet Ourselves Tor H. tn. ~
our ffes gIfi mad 10 canylnes :, -. -
70 show yau What LIquaz0ne /. - ~
"h5l II can do. ln Justice to yg,,
seif. please accept # TODAY r.
whatever -siDa
Llquoz"ne costs Joe and q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Russia would 10 well not 70 haiid
a naw navy n japan makes the do
mand. what's the uaa Of building
boats 40 long a. Japan has a navy
20 sink them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

usaa IA the bank and appreciates
it, worth 10 himself and the buai-
ness u the town West Lafayette
Indicator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Mr.. John T.. Sullivan:
Scein' your recent challenge In
IN paper ! hasten L accept n.
will meet you a prize fightin'. raa-
slim. runniu' or any other kind Nv a
bout except an opium amokin' er
drtnktn' contest. JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Antonins. the metropolitan OF 81
Petersburg. Who il appealing TO
Russians 10 cleanse themselves.
ought 10 read the papers. Japan II
cleaning them regularly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

TRAINED FOR THE JOB.
Gable Crew.. after punching the
back end out OF his daddy's stove
and two fireplacca. has gone to
Roanoke and II learning to fire a
locomotive. Winston. n. c. Guide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Andrew Carnegie denies hs ever
said Il vas a disgrace 10 die rich.
Maybe It was John u Rockefeller
Nho said a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

a. = gff.a1a debility Llgss,s..
dars ssa ~ p aasompushiaF "A. aeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Il is said that John u. la not ai
al worried by the criticisms Of his
SIT Interest goes on Just the
same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
CUT OUT OUT THIS COUPON

Any plY#riaH a. h8sniial Hos -,
uHiuK taguHzsHH will o. riadsg -.
g. test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

THE STARS PLATFORM
The best ncves first
All he that's 81 % print
All the neVsa without tear faVer.
Honesty IN official and priVate bts
Muacpal ownership Of public utiftlsa
The district reputaels business enterprises
earnings taN al public services traHehsea
An up+tesdate public seheei system
Equal rights ter aIi special prVsa tor nene
Rigid enforcement Of just and repeal 81 anlust laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
s~ STAR DUST va


Three months ago. when every
body wanted 70 knoE what Ara
Chadwick would saY. she refused
O. talk And uow when nobody Is
euuugh Interested to listen. she
can shut up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

Aud Yuull find mo a first class
ladies' man. warn YOU"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
4 WORD FROM JOSH WISE

Tn thinner IN
vol. N harder th
gardeners work
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
a SIN Walst Dancg.

Given by the Ladies Of the goth
Century Club at the opera house
Thursday night, July 18th, fer tho
benefit Of the piano fund. Admits
sion to dance, Gents. so cts. Re-
freshmenta will he served by the
ladies Of nominal charge. You
are invited.
"Uncle Billyp Sumpter, 4 Kun
sas genius looks for big crops this
year and bases his expectations on
the figure 5. He says large crops
were raised in 55, 65, rs, 'S5, 95,
and now it's 1905's turn AN Will
hope Uncle Billy may prove d
prophet.-Amarican Farmer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
Motlce ID tl1e PubIic.

| am now prepared to do hauling
OF all kinds and solicit your bust
ness. AUGUST ScHMIDT.
Mr.. George Byrnes, who has
been absent some time, working at
Sugar Land, TT. Bend Co., returned
home last week.
Just received a fresh and
complete line of fancy and
staple groceries at E. G.
.Merseburger's.
Rev. D. B. Waite, the Baptist
minister, LETT Saturday for cid
Moulton, where he will begin a
protracted meeting.
All that have held cotton for 10
cts. will soon receive their reward;
,ud il they want IL cts. all that 10
necessary is to hold for came,
Cotton Of the old crop that was
being held is now coming in pretty
lively and the platforms are we'll
oiled. Middling cotton will now
bring ten cents.
Services were held at the Catho-
ic church last Wednesday BY Rev
Father Hudeoek, assisted by Reva.
Horacek Of Halletayille, and
Chromcik OF Praha.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
For Sale Cheap.

A. good piece Of business proper
~ ia Sinner. Easy terms. In
quire at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
Mr. %. r, Mitlauck Inns sold hir
restaurant business to SIr. Julius
&nnaikoysky l.yt will accept
,oeition with ar G. W. Eechen
aurg, Sinners furniture dealer.
All ButteFick patterns
reduced to i0c,Igc and Zoe.
VOTERS Bros, Agts.
The farmsrs Of the South are
masters ofthe situation They are
rapidly learning hos to control the
prices Of their product. Cotton
sold readily for 10 cents last week
Rev. A. 9. Nolan returned last
Saturday from Halletsville, where
he has been acting as pastor dur
ing the absence ofthe regular pas
tor, Rev. Adair, VINO has been on a
visit TO the old states.
Plenty of fine stationery always
on hand at tho GAZETTE office
Leave your orders for anything
you want.
The GAZETTE completed its
twelfth year with the last issue.
but was too busy to make any note
Of it. The Gazette ia part and
parcel Of Sinner, and as long as
Sinner prospers, the GAZETTE will
prosper.
Mr.. VIM. Mennike Of Cistern has
been appointed tax collector Of
Fnyette county, to ill tho unex-
pired term Of Neal Robson, de-
ceased Mr.. Mennike viii DO 9
candidate for the position at the
next general election.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
Elected i'm Houston.

Prof z. L. Toland has been
elected a member Of the high school
faculty by the school board Of
Houston. Juet Whether Prof. To-
land viii accept the Herald is not
Informed at this writing, He has
been rendered the position Of su-
perintendent Of good school else
where-Yoakum Herald.
Miss Thiemaun Of Brenham has
been elected by the school trustees
70 teach the primary and German
classes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

Hot and cold baths at A. G.
<oerke's.
Remember th.t H. A. Woods
win be in the market for fat hogs
early in September.
Several good residences for sale
in Sinner. For particulars, call at
GAZETTE OFFcE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
HOas WANTED

1 will be i'm the n1agl1et
for tat hogs again 1iais
fall and will pay the iligll
est market price. ] win
begin shipping in Septeln
Der. SayeyOuf Hogs.
I'LL A. Woods,
Sinner, Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
STYLE ss8
Made by Kalamazoo Corset Co.
Also Sole Makers Of >
American Beauty and F. C. corsess

We i1aYS lac exhaustive
sale of the American Bean
ty and F. G. Corsets, and
show all the new styles in
all prices. Every corset
sold under the one gMar=
antee, ''n0ney refunded
after 4 weeks wear and
trial if corset is not per-
fectly satisfactory. Sold by
NEW YORK BARGAIN
STORE.