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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Take Notice.!

We, the undersigned do
hereby request all parties
owing US to come and
pay; all those who have
not paid BY December list,
1905, will be refused fur
thev credit by us.
E. j. Wangemann,
j. II. Iiuebner,
Joe Macha.
A. J.. Berckenhoff,
Aug. Schramm.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Money Lost.

Sunday morning. or the WED
road, between Si,in,r and PJntOn'+
Greek, a purse containing $40 90 in
bills and Some silver, Reward for
return to FRITZ EHLLRs,
Sinner, Texas.
Just received a fresh and
complete line of fancy and
staple groceries at F., c.
Merseburger's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Razors and scissors put in order
good as new at A, G. Koepke's
Mrs. Alex. Goeth of schulenberg
is here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs D. 6. Helmers.
Mr.. H A. Woods sold 100 head
of mixed cattle to Mr.. Miller of De
Witt county, last Wednesday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
For choice groceries at
lowest prices go to E. G.
rlerseburger.
Lette: to Ed j. Merrem,
Sinner.

Dear Sir: Why don't we make
paint, as many others do, to 60
throe-quarters as far, or twothirds,
or half, or third, or a quarter?
Mr. aaron Higgins, Plaindeld,
N ], always used 15gallons Of paint
for his house; Devoe took IL.
There are two sorta of paint: all
paint, true paint, strong paint, false
paint, weak paint, short.measure.
The paint manufacturers are two
sorts; Devoe and the rest.
Yours truly,
f. w. DEvoE g Co.
C.L Williams sells our paint.
Mrs, Ross Calhoun of Galveston,
accompanied by her father "Pap"
Nave were here last week on visit
to her brothers. family, DR.. S. f.
Nave, They were both cordially
greeted by their friends.
Grand Millinery Opening at o.
H Deutsch's Monday, Oct 8, 'O5,
Hot and cold baths at A. G..
Koepke's.
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9. !. WiIIiams selIs our paint.
Honor Roll.

The following subscribers have
Clipped in TO the amount of their
subscription since last report:
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Lost

In Sinner Last Sunday, a badge
with einblem Of plog % II,
Finder will please relcgn Same Is
Gazette Office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
Cotton Receipts.

For the week ending Sept. 30,
$50 bales.
Previously reported, 1925
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
The Dame

The dance at the opera boase
last Monday nieht.was delis6tai
affair; large crowd wss present
and everyday se.med to Ell Joy
themselves, The music was sup
piled by the Mexican bnnd and was
very good.
o. ii. Deutsca sells fine
Pianos. If you think of
buying a first-cIass Piano
| can please you. Come
and inspect the fine new
Piano at my store. Both
the Piano and price will
please you.
O. II. DEUTSCIi.
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Sc seee "a - oeoeeo
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04
HOqs MANTEp.

will be iD ts7e market
for fat hogs again this
fall and viii pay the high
est market price. | will
begin shipping inSeptctn-
Der. Save your hogs.
III. A. Woods,
SI1lner. Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Total to Oct. 1, 87b5
Average price, 10 cts. Market
firm.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-10-04

Mi Bishop Blake returned last
Monday from Kansas City, whers
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

According to 4 summons published IN
the Record OF Ely, White tlne County,
Eliza Conway Is suing ms Vie, hate
Conway Tor divorce and tor the care ana
custody OF their minor child, Frank
Conway on the grounds of non support
OF Eliza and his child and a CONVICTION
OF a felony.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Phoebe, Lincoln County, has a grave
yard in which there are buried 80 men
who died with their boots on between
the years 1870 and 1874. About 100
murders have been committed in the
county since 1870 and only two men
were hung, Hank Parish, who was
executed in Ely in 892, and John Han
cock, who was executed at the state
PRISON in Carson last month.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Two hundred and twenty-five pupils
are attending the Sparks schools.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Reno is to have a new political party.
\ iull ticket from mayor u city clerk
will be nominated III tlme 10 take part
in the campaign two years hence. Il
Will be Known az tie Municipal owner
ship party anu VIII have Tor ITS leader.
men who are now prominent n the
councils OF bolu parties in Nevada. For
The umc beng At least the projectors OF
the new aspIrant Tor houOrs al the
hands oi the people Will not allow their
names t o be used. As the nam I'M
plies, the PLATFORM Oh the party VIII
stand first, last ana ali the III Tor the
municipal ownership ol Pu0lc utilities
Il i officially announced lhat the Init.
ed States smelling Company has taken
over the Richmond and Eureka Con
soIidated Mining Company and thar
the famous cid property which was al
one time The subject ii long and 81
pensiye litigation Is 10 be opened up
IN a large scale. It's ores are 10 be
shipped 10 salt Lake and will be used
chiefly Tor AuAing purposes By the
United States smeltvrs. The Eureka
and Pacific railway will be extended TO
the Kicl mond dump at once and a rate
Of $50 will be made on - ores
Eureka Is ALREADY booming as il result
Of the announcement
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Over IS medals belonging 10 Governor
Sparks, which were temporarily loaned
TO the Chamber of Commerce at Reno,
were stolen last week, by a miscreant,
who secured entrance to the rooms, by
means OF an unbolted door. So far
there is no clue to the guilty parties,
The total bullion value OF the medals Is
said to be in the neighborhood OF $50,
but they were highly treasured by
Governor Sparks who hadreceiyed them
as premiums upon his Hereford cattle.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

DR.. \. II. Heppner, one OF Reno's
most successful practitioners was ar
rested last week upon a warrant sworn
10 by a brother physician charging him
with a failure TO report a birth a.
provided by law. The case is looked
upon As spite work
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Governor Sparks has declined to
serve on a committee to investigate the
affairs Of the New York Life, the Mutual
and the Equitable Insurance societies.
Saturday afternoon late he received a
telegram from Thomas W. Lawson,
who suggested the formation OF a COM
mittee composed OF governors OF state
and other prominent officials, asking
him ii he would. Governor Sparks
wired that he could not spare the
time and said that ii he could he
would devote it TO the protection OF the
policy holders in his own state.
fttt
Ranchers and stockmen in the part
nT the tIta r-a1l1., -, --G,xs- &c..
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Ranchers and stockmen in the part
OF the this valley are suffering from
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

N. B. Bingham and [. s. Bates are
here from Beckwith attending court.
Mr.. Bingham SAYS that a great many
people are coming into Beckwith and
that times are rather lively, though
many OF the men referred 10 seem not
at the present time to have a great
deal OF money. Ihe prices OF real estate
are rapidly advancing and It now looks
as II the business houses OF the town
would greatly Increase in numbers dur.
ing the period OF construction work on
the Western Pacific railway -Plumas
National Bulletin
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14
Outside The Local Circle.


cattle thieves. Last week Jake Hof-
helm found several OF his stock with
tier brands changed and steers are
missing from the ranges Of Miller &
Lux, A. Clifford and Frank Lucas.
The latter trailed a party OF thieves
into Bodie and there he found eight
hides bearing his brand in a slaughter
house Lyon County Times.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

Toano OF the desert is no more. The
desolate looking station. marking the
Gath mile post from San Francisco to.
the east, has been completely wiped
out Of existence. The station house.
telegraph office and water tank have
been carried eastward to the new town
OF Cobre, formerly Omar which marks
the junction Of the Southern Pacific
and the new ore road leading into
White Pine county, the Nevada North
ern.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-14

An Indiana editor printed the follow
ing; The fellow who is counting. a
certain young married woman had
better leave town, as the husband IS
onto him The paper had not been
out very long before every man in town
had lett except three cid cripples and
a man who had not read the paper.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
Football.

Coach j. c. Purcell of the Maroon
squad reports that Herbert Offers.
famous English player now residing in
Boston, will soon be in Chicago to
coach several high school teams in
socker football.
College games of Nov. II brought
no changes in the Western champions
ship race. Michigan and Wisconsin
both played second rate teams and
won by wide margins. Chicago's de-
feat of Purdue, while the game was
hard fought, showed that the Maroons
had strong team.
Princeton began association football
Nov. 6, and forty-nine candidates
turned out on Brokaw field for the
first practice. Captain A. r. Potter,
1906, explained to the men the nature
of the new game, and then two sides
were chosen, and about half the men
played for ten minutes, when the rest
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w. IN saz4a a.&A4A;Aa
E!:!'!l!!!l! NEWS 3

next year, and according to present
plans will remain in this country,
The dispersal safe of Walnut Grove
stock was held at Cumberland park
Nov IL. Imp. Ornus was sold to Dr.
Williams of Hopkinsville. KY. for
$4,000; Kitty Gum. the dam of Oiseau,
went to John Greener of Nashville for
$4,000; filly out of Kitty Gum was
taken by Tor. Hayes for 5000. and w.
o. Farmer bought an Alveria M. colt
for s525.
At the annual meeting OF the Amer
lean Breeders Protective association
all of the old officers were reelected
The object of this association is to
purchase at auction sales and destroy
thoroughbred brood mares deemed un-
desirable for breeding purposes, thus
keeping the standard high. Reports
showed that 1853 mares had been de-
stroyed this season.
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Dead Actor Loved by All.

For those who have known Irving in
timately there is neither leisure nor
inclination to speak of his achieve
ments in stagecraft or the inspiration
OF so forceful and lofty an example
of devotion to art. They can only re.
call with affection and pathos the I'm
failing evidences of his tender consid
Grafton for others, his kindness OF
heart and his serenity of spirit Col.
umns are filled in the newspapers with
anecdotes illustrating his generosity,
magnanimity, helpfulness and unself.
ishness. Cab drivers tell of his habit
of giving them a sovereign in place
of a shilling; actors rehearse their
business relations with him, when
they invariably received larger sala.
ries than they had courage to ask
for; Martin Harvey describes his own
nervousness and funk while waiting
for the curtain to rise upon the first
performance of "The Only Way" and
the sudden access of strength that
came to him when he received the tel.
egram from Sir Henry: BE resolute
and bold"
Mr.. Bourchier repeats the message
of congratulation sent only few
weeks ago on the success of the new
shylock; Mr.. Toole pays his tribute tc
the lifelong friend for "the calm
steady way in which he marched TIC
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American LEAGUE Notes.

The Washington club will fall into
line next season and employ trainer.
Clark Griffith has the complete con-
fidence of Frank Farrell and Ban
Johnson.
Napoleon Lajoie has been reappoint-
cd manager of the Cleveland team
for next season.
Outfielder Charley Hemphill, draft
cd by st. Louis from st. Paul, is being
sought by outlaws.
Providence writers say that New
York made no mistake in drafting Ira
Thomas, the best catcher in the
minor leagues
Pitcher Frank Smith of the Chi
Cages, still has the idea that he Is a
fighter and will be the champion of
the world some day.
The New York club has purchased
from the San Francisco club the
southpaw pitcher, Roy Hit, who to
date has won twenty games out of
thirty games pitched.
President Comiskey has not yet
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
Late News by Wire.

The first cable chess match be.
tween New York and Berlin today
ended in a victory for the Manhattan
Chess club by the score of 4 points
to 2. On only one board were the Ber.
liners successful, while three wins
were recorded by the Manhattan play.
ers, the remaining two games being
drawn.
Lacrosse was formally introduced
as college sport at Illinois Nov. Ii
when the senior.sophomore team de-
feated the junior-freshmen representa-
tives by the score of 6 to 4. Two
halves of twenty minutes each were
played by the teams before a fair
sized crowd
Frank Gotch won in his wrestling
match with Hiding Ardahl. the giant
Swede of Moline, III. Gotch won the
first fall in fifteen minutes and thirty
seconds. In the second fall Ardahl's
arm was dislocated at the shoulder
and he was forced to give up the
match.
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Boxing.

Bob Fitzsimmons and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien will fight twenty-round
bout at the Yosemite club in San
Francisco some time between Dec. 20
and 80. The fight will be decided in
the open air.
Eddie Hanlon and Aurelio Herrera
fought twenty fast rounds draw
Nov. 10. Both received considerable
punishment, Hanlon was too clever
to allow the Mexican to get in a hard
punch. Herrera was hi frequently,
but there was not enough steam be-
hind the blows to do great deal OF
execution.
Battling Nelson and Terry McGov.
ern will fight after all providing Billy
Nolan, manager of Nelson, does not
go back on a statement which he sent
to Joe Humphreys, manager of Nc
Govern. Nolan infoI med Humphreys
that he was willing to let Nelson meet
McGovern in six round bout
Battling Nelson, the pugilist, has
announced that he is engaged 10 be
married. The fair one who captured
Nelson's heart. and who is in time to
share his fortunes Is Miss Marguerite
Ballangero Of Fairfax, Cal, small
town near San Francisco. She is only
16, and Nelson wanted to marry her
at once, but has agreed to wait
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American Association Affairs.


Billy Mailman has resigned with
the Louisville club for next season.
President O'Brien has made Umpire
Charles Rigler of the Central league
an offer
Johnny Farrell. captain of the In
dianapolis team last season. Is slated
for release.
The Columbus club has drafted
Pitcher Elston and Catcher Blue from
the GAINESVILLE club.
Mike Kelly of the Saints is said ia
have offers under consideration both
from Toledo and Minneapolis.
Pitcher Ed Dunkle has resigned
with Louisville and will next spring
go to Hot Springs to get into condt
ton.
Pitcher Berger of Columbus shut
out every team in the American asso-
citation and figured in three successive
shut-outs.
Congalton played fifty-two straight
games without an error in the Ameri-
can association. Detroit turned this
player over to Cleveland.
Billy Clingman denies the report of
his intended retirement. He says he
is still young, in good shape, and
hopes to remain in the game for years
to come.
Second Baseman Brashear and
Shortstop Quinlan have signed with
Louisville for next season. Orville
Woodruff signed before coming home
to Cincinnati this winter.
While attending the New York-Ath-
letic worlds championship series
President Grillo purchased Pitcher
Frank Corridor, Infelder Kruger ana
Catcher Abbott from the Philies.
President Lennon of the st. Paul
club has secured Dick Padden's re-
lease from st. Louis reservation and
will install Dick as ST. Pauls team
manager on January l next, when
Mike Kelly will withdraw
George Tebeau writes from Chicago
that there is no truth in the story of
the transfer of the Detroit American
league club to Louisville Tebeau
says if Louisville ever has major
league ball he will be the man to pro-
vide it..
j. Ed Grillo of Toledo, who saw all
of the worlds championship games, is
so much taken with postseason Sc
ries that he is going to try to arrange
one for next fall between the cham
pions of the American association and
the Eastern league, He expects his
team to be in on the deal.
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Baseball.

Rumors that John J. McGraw was
to quit baseball were dspelled by his
signing three-year contract to man
age the New York National League
team after a brief conference with
President John T. Brush.
President Hedges of the st. Louis
American League team officially an
nounced that First Baseman Louis
Nordyke of the Tacoma CWash.) team
had been signed for 1906. For the last
two years several major leagues have
made every effort to induce Nordyke
to leave the coast
Joseph Nealon, first baseman of the
San Francisco baseball club, has been
signed by the Pittsburg National
League club for next season. Three
other clubs-the Cincinnati National
and Boston and New York Americans
were bidding for the services of
Nealon, who had a non-reserve con"
tract and was free to negotiate with
any team.
Robert Carruthers is thought to be
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
Southern SAVINGS.

Catcher Lee Garvin of Little Rock
has been sold to Birmingham.
There is little doubt that Mike Finn
will again manage the Nashville team
next season.
BY exceeding the salary limit Mont
gomery managed to finish the season
$1,000 in the hole.
Although the general belief is that
Bobby Gilks will go to Memphis next
year, the question of a manager for
the 1906 Memphii remains unsettled,
according to President James Coan.
The Little Rock stockholders au-
thorized the transfer of the clubs
Southern league franchise to new
corporation which will assume the
old clubs debts. This means the re-
tirement of Aaron Frank after ten
years of honorable connection with
baseball Mr. Frank win be succeed
ed as president by w. B. Miller and
an entirely new set of directors who
have given enthusiastic support to the
game.
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National League News.

National League News.
Pitcher ED Reulbach will next
spring coach the baseball team of the
st. Louis Washington university.
Every one OF the Giants praises
training line last season.
The Brooklyn club has returned
Outfielder Hall to New York after
using him the greater part of the year.
Ted Sullivan claims to have Nelson
Sr.'s promise that If Joe leaves Call
fornia to play ball II will be with Gin
cinnati
has gone to San Francisco with
view to signing First Baseman Joe
Nealon for the Pittsburg club.
Jimmy Sebrlng writes that he will
positively not return to the league
rext season. but will manage and
captain the outlaw Williamsport club
"Cy' Seymour is to have second
of a growth which obstructs his
breathing and causes severe head
ache.
Ned Hanlon says that while Sey-
mour Is wonderful hitter and good
fielder still he must play as he sees
fit, without submitting to team rules.
Jim Sheckard seems to have regain
ed his batting eye during the past
season. He batted .293-an increase
of more than so points over his rec
ord OF 1904.
President Hermann announces
that Seymour will not be sold or trad
eG under any consideration. Pitcher
Harper, however, will be disposed Of
before spring.
Ex-President w. G. Temple of Pitts
burg, is just recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia, which Frustrated
him in Chicago last week while en-
route to California.
Pitcher Reulbach has entered the
medical school of Washington univer-
sity, to complete the study he was en-
gagged in when he left Vermont uni
Nersity to join the Chicago team.
The longest drive of last season
was by Hans Wagner of Pittsburg.
when he clouted ball over the left
field bleachers at the Polo Grounds,
striking the elevated tracks beyond.
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be treated by a cancer specialist. In
an unlucky collision with base run
ner Grimshaw received severe blow
which has caused cancer OF the lip.
Tom Hughes, the big right-handed
pitcher of Topeka, has been drafted
by the Chicago White Sox. Although
many believe he needs still another
year In minor league he Is one of
the best pitchers the Western Asso-
cation has produced.
William c. Evans OF Youngstown,
umpire in the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Protective League for the last three
years, has been notified of his appoint.
ment as umpire in the American
League for next year Evans is con-
sidered one of the best umpires of the
Ohio-Pennsylvania league.
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OF them, and those only with impaired
physical resource and broken breath,
although with undaunted courage and
supreme force of will. Yet the pow.
er OF a manysided, magnetic person
atty steadily increased and was never
greater than during his last engage.
ment at Drury Lane. Even cynics who
had been wont to say that Irving was
an English institution and must be re-.
spected as such, although he could not
act, were silenced when they saw him
as Beckett dominating the stage and
appealing with overmastering power
to the imagination of men. AS for
the audiences, they could not have
been more profoundly impressed II
they had known that those were his
last appearances in the historic play
house where Garrick, Mrs. Siddons,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
Trottine.

George w. Lederer, 2:1S, valuable
pacing stallion, the property of Syl-
vester Hilligoss of Rush county, In
diana, is dead of pneumonia. The
horse was valued at $4,000.
According to Harry C. Hersey, train
err and driver of Dan Patch, the pacing
phenomenon will never engage in com
petition again. This statement was
made after Dan Patch circled the
Memphis track, hanging up figures of
1874, which tied Star Pointers long
standing mark, made at Leadville, I'M
der the old-time conditions of having
the accompanying pacemaker. follow
or run by the side of the sulky.
Dan Patch, the pacing champion, in
an exhibition mile Nov. II on the
track of the Memphis Trotting associ-
alton, lowered the worlds pacing rec
ord without a wind shield by IA Sec
onds, covering the mile in 1:5S fiat.
The former record Of 1894 was held
by Star Pointer, made several years
ago at Readville track. Weather and
track conditions were ideal for the at
tempt. The first quarter was stepped
in thirty seconds. Strengthened out
down the bac4 stretch. Dan Patch
passed the hal mile post in SO sec
onds. At the three-quarters the timers
showed 1:2S, and after a drive down
the stretch the wire was reached in
1853. Two runners accompanied the
PAGER and he apparently was tired at
the finish.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07

signed Third Baseman Hans Lobert,
as all of the National League clubs
have not yet waived claim. Cincin-
natl has a hankering for him.
The Detroit club will make no
changes in its pitching staff for the
season OF 1906. Manager Armour
thinks his pitchers are as good as
any in the American league.
Frank Delehanty, who was sold to
New York by the Birmingham team,
has written President Baugh of the
birmingham club for the second time
that he wants part Of the money OBJ
tanned for his release to New York.
First Baseman Myron Grimshaw of
the Bostons, has gone to Buffalo to