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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
DE- TRIUNF0 EN- TRIUNF0
Los republicanos empezaron repartiendo LEILA Y el
pueblo le vue1ve las espaldas.
Sus d'Hmos reductos, caerdn dento de POGO

FL Parlido UoioniatA desde que
vino { ID vida pdblisa hA mayshado
de triuafo On triunfo, sl partldo repu'
hlicano Dor el l.eontrario, nurca tuvo sl
apoyo Dc 10 opiniin; smpez6 por pre-.
dear 10 kaa, mAnchando la kadi'
ei6n hnmoaa do slts pueblo, amante
del ordsn , dc 10 trarQuilidad. y los
ensmorsdos del ideal repubiicano,
ssi como sl pueblo On general, les ha
dsdo las espaldas y scAbAsa por
abAndonarlos para siem:rs.
Dsstro do 1000 sus 4 dtimos rsdus.
sos, easrAn On poder do IL Union.
In 10 Ultima Assmblsa Msgna
del Psrtldo Rsppbliesno, uno do sus
Isadsrs die que ~ partidQ no hnta ma
da que rectifear. Esas palAhras que
40 fasron eomsntaday on 10 prensa
ni en- la tribunA por los oradoreu
unionistas, sl pueblo les aeoei6 J laa
guard6 sn 81 tondo dc % alma.
Esas palsbras diehas aii, tan COR
tas y tan & 10 ligsrs, signinsAban m d.
chtsimo para este pueblo cue ta6 ve
iAdo. maltratado y burlado por di
eho parsido. Con esaa palshyas o
sl sxprasado leader man! festaba i'm
plisitamsnts 10 aiguiente: sMi partide
no tisns cue arrspsntirss do habel
hssho rslrasr al Partido Federal OF
1900, Afasrza do pAlos, tiros y dsnun
alas falaas. MI partido no 20 arrs
pisnts de habsr ganado ilsgalment'
dAndo snormes puehsraxos, 10 sIss
ei6n dc 1902.
III parsido no 10 aErepisnts d.
cue 81 doslor FrAgoso psrdisra la re-
son , hasta 10 vida como consseusn
sia de los atropsllos do que foe visit
ma On Pusrta dc TERRA. No 90 ARE
pisnte hoy nj nunsA QUE personal
dignas fassan ataeadas on el sAntua
rio del hogari qae 10 eBpoaA viesl
easr { "a esp0ao hsrido on las puer
tas do su casa pcr una tuybA do tres
suasro, porque protestorA do aquelli
cobardia sin eiemplo, 90 10 amenaxa
70 con apalsarla tambi6n. MI parti
DO no 90 ARE pieuka de- NADIA de aso
| Y sl Yspstido lsad,r rspublieAno
al dseir tantAs eosas snesrrAdas el
media doesna do pslAbras, fu6 AplAu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
La Biopatfa


Prodsg!oSd tsrdpeutica para curar rddi
dscoInsnts tod0 cIGSs de snfermGdes
Eata nueva siensiA do curAri ba
aada en- miHIeriosos prinsiplos y lsyel
fundamentals do 10 vida, % hoy Ia
6nisa esperanto do los ontermoH gro
nleos desahueiAdoH.
Por 50 gran. poder repArAdor vi
gorixsdor, 90 eonsidera como el YER
dadsro ELIXIR DE VIDA, como la fusn
10 del rsiuvenecimisnto , do la regens'
rAsi6n del ORGANISING humane,
Numsrosos enfermos eurAdoa en-
todA 10 isla, mushoa do ellos - mo-
rihundos, son las meiores pruehas que
90 pueden presentAr.
Para sonsultAI , IrAtanientos. di.
tigirss psrsonslmsnts O por sssrito al
profssor 81. virellA Uribe, Clfnisa
BlosatisA, Arroyo, P r. 3o-l5 al.t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

dido, y sl pueblo racogi6 y guard6
sse aplasso para responder como asa'
ba de hscsrlo dc una manera tan So
lemns, ten hssmosa y tan digas. 20.
niendbse como IN solo hombre Al lado
del partido Uni6n Pusrtorriq usiia.
Ha vlsto, sl pueblo. que 10 pr6di-
CO del anionismo 90 de amor y con-
fraternidad. On vsx do fdsgo y sapgrs,
ha viato que 10 tranQuilidad rsina en-
los hogarss dsspue, do 10 primsra
vietoria unionists; ha viato que los
unionistaa respetAn los ideas politi-
COS y religiosas do sua eontrinaantss,
que 90 ca 10 que consists 10 vsrdads'
ra libertad; hA viato somo al ana paro
DO su ordsn han pros psrado el conner
clio y IL agrisulsura; como el capital
exrangero ha venido & emprendsr
| negoeios en- cate pals, On resumsp; sl
, partido rspnblisano trsio el eaos y
sl desordsni 81 PARADE unionisIa ira
| 10 Ii libsrtad, sl ordsn y 10 prosps
ridAd.
Nisntras sl paTtido unionista VI
llegando a 10 plsnitud do % vida, o.
parsido rspubliaAno 90 Va .debilitan
do lsntsm snte y no 10 Quedar& mat
I remcdio que moriF. 4 Direetorio do
be pronto deerstar su dissolution ]
muerls. Pariido que no susnta COZ
apoyo On 10 opinion. no dsbe exlStir
Alarde6 do Amsrisaniz Asi6n, misn
trAa que los unionistAs srAn los qul
realmenss laboraban por 10 verdaderl
AmericAnizAsi6n.
| Cogi6 el aguila eomo smblama
los unioniseAs 20 sneargaron do poner
10 examine no rsoonosisndo otra agui
Ia sino 10 del escudo do 10 grAu NJ
si6n quo rigs nuestros deslinos. K
p pleblo puersorriqusfo am, aiemprs 0
Aguila que simbvlixa, Abrisndo su
alas, 10 aspiration do llevAr & toda
IpArtss del mundo sl producto dc 0,
vida eomereial y tamh.6n lAs ideas d
| luz Y dsmooracls; psro odi6 siempr
Al aguila que representa- q I'M pAriid'
desordsnado, turbulento. Fl aguil'
} amsriesnA 90 niece On las alturas d
IN ideal hermoso; 10 otra rastrs
sismpre por el lodszAl do las pAsionsi
Fl aguila amt rlsans, vaslA dssde 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
JUAN Was OCHOTECO
Abo5ad0 yNOtdiO. Fierce On tOda Ia iSIa

ITEMS sais amos de prActica RegisroS de La Props
dad ssFansiks Ia inscription de los ulos cue otorga
kssrsssnssats eR Oaguas: don Juan O. VillariHy
D@ss.es~ ale asRta Rsaa. dEmasao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

SSSsi6n de los Aaunlos retersntsS (
diCha propiedad 90 la islA dc Visd uA,
eIstrito de Humaeae.
Ests sdisto 80 pxblisArA durAnts
dos meses una veE Dor uemAnn "a al
psriodIco La DENooKACIA, que ss
sdttA en- San Juan, suyo psri6diso hs
aldo dssignado Dor la Corts de Dis
trito, :, Visouss, ssplismhrs 30 dc 1905.
LUIS AKEDHE BONNET, AdminiStrA'
dor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

montanas Roaaizis hassA 10 RraA
Iona de los Apsls chest sl Sgsila Dc
los YspublicAnos dc Pnsrto Rise, Vi
vi6 aismprs solitAria y trists aando
ssltos y brirc,s p,r los pieashos do
BArros, por los mar g,arss do Caugrs'
jos y por los hashes --s 10 sardinsrA
dords vivs el dossor We've, como diis'
70 un 0rador "a sl tsatro do Fsjardo.
ri &guila amsrisspa cue sinbeli'
~ gradezs, & ssya sombrA 90 dssarro'
liam los pasblos librss, rstfssoa %
pioo On las eata .Atas dol Ni&gsra Y
mois iu cola On sl golfo do MSjieo,
mien entras que suI alas exsendldAs GU.
brsn 10 TERRA dssds sl oe6Ano ali&utieo
hAsta sl os6ano pasffso. III Gguila
do los republisanoa pusrtorriQuafios
, bsbi6 On la fasnts de todos los sdios
y dc todAs les pasioAss para lac
60 la1zar imprssAsiones J blaafsmias
c3ntra 10 gran famiia del unionismo
y aus slas src'gldas y mortssinas,
cubrsn a1n los peehoa o. fnnos do 10
msdia doeenA dc despe :hados Qus tie
no sis. .parsido.
Unionistas, amad aiempre Of Ggui'
10 dol Oapitolio y atgdu ella 90 msce
on las alturas donds no llsgaa las
pasionss dc los soraxonss sorrompi'
dos, ssi vosotros slsvad sismprs vuss'
tro sspfrita por snsima do los psQue
nscss humsnas. que hoy cue asabais do
dar 81 mando sntsro an sismplo do
patriotiamo J amor sisiso tan Rrande
eelsbrando unas slsesionss con sl me-
yor ordsn, siersita ado pssinsansnts sl
dsrssho do los pusblos iibrss, 10 bro
css IN programs y ma sondusts, que
nurea to apsrtss Do sllos y On sl mu'
nieipio. On sl sondado y On 10 lsgisla'
tura do nuestro lsrritorio inorganixA'
do ado, 10 tratss do llevAr { eaho,
astasuyendo leyss sahias y hsrmoaas
qus Sparten q eats pueblo com pleea
msnts do todo visio y do todo 10 qua
tienda 6 dssmoralixarle, y 10 elsven
una gran altura do moralidad y pros'
psridad que los sdvsrsarios Qusdsu
humillados y COL f1ndidos para STEM
pre-.
j l. W. Ledger
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
&c lsCG!Ita enSeguida

Pisa psdraFos y hrmbrss de px osrisu.
s's sn 'rahsins de t.lAdro de pied =
psrs vnls ura de b. reno On la cons
iFrre'6 de la galera suntsrfzaea de
Ccms-fo.
s. les provss eobertIEo para der.
mir , ecd'k' obtensr somida er ls
VseipdAd HsbrG trAbsio para rsis
maes. mae & me-os.
PUnos diFigi'ss 81 esmDsmsntn de
lat s5s ; De ComsrfrB , 6 Ala oSeius
de ls sSsn Juan Light 4 Transit
ooDpapI'. San Julp, PR. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
M0V|MIENT0 De PRE!0!

AciuAlmsnte 90 snsusntrAn reelui'
dos On les skrcelss de dtslrilo y on sl
Preside 1asalar. l,7lb prisioneros,
Sutriendo ecndanA / 5S9; y Bsndientes
de ssnssneIa 196 de tslOs son muisrsa
81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
FibIIca De NiquIna' Do Tos-
Tar cafe De VictlrCaprIIs
San Gsrnan P. R.

Sc iabrisan sstas mGquinas del
tamsao presto sue &c pidan. Ekss.
1snenss ieuAlss & les gus % importaa
del sx1rangsro. Il tAuaGo de 10 pul'
gadAa de largo, . de anaho II ds
alto, vale dos dsllAsG. De mayor ta,
mafo subsu los prSeios.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Get IN on the Ground Floor.
Buy direct. we save YOu mOneY.


The time has come when all men
of, capital are looking for land in
vestments. Why? There is nothing
on earth can equal choice lands,
such as we are now Offering at $40 to
$3.50 per acre along the s A & A P
r r, south of thd Nueees river; will
produce just as much cotton and
corn as lands that are selling at $50
to 800 per acre.
Potatoes, Tomatoes, Onions. Rad
ishes, Melons, Peas, Strawberries,
Oranges and Lemons net 5000 to $500
per acre.
An abundant supply Of artesian
water can be obtained on some Of
these lands.
Also have ranch lands, $500 to SO
per acre, at least rs per cent Of this
land Is agricultural lands,
Come See We have any Size
tract.
AliceN Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Shoes
Mems Shoes

Oil Grain Plow Shoe Regular
$1.75 shoe now. 81 so
we have these in 4 styles Spring
Heel heel Congress and Spring
Heel and heel buckle.
Battle AK Seamless work shoe,
a regular $3.50 shoe marked down
TO-. -. SZ.UU
We carry the strongest and
largest line of Mems $500 2.25
and $3.50 work shoes in the
Country.
In Mems Dress Shoes in Vici
Kid, Velor Calf, Box Calf and
Pat. Colt we carry a nice assert
ment that have the wear, style
and snap about them at from
$3.50 to-. $500
including the specially line Of
NJ. A. Packard make, every pair
guaranteed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Citation by Publication.

THE STATE OF TEXAs-To
the sheriff on any constable OF Law
AGA county-Greetingi
You are hereby commanded that
you summon Louis Mlodonka,
whose residence 10 unknown, by
making publication Of this citation
IN eome newspaper published in
lteyaca county, Texas, for lovr CON
seepllye weekAiO appear before me
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Halletsville Items.
COURT NoTEs
HalletsviIle, Texag, November | !.

Halletsville, Texas, November 1.
During the month of October
there were reported TO the county
clerk nine deaths, forty-two births
and he issued forty-six marriage
licenses.
Bob Caesar, for shooting Tidy
Jones in the arm last February,
was found guilty of misdemeanor
and fined 800. He is now on trial
for shooting at Collier Lawson at
the same time He did not hit
Lawson, but hit Sarah Garner and
baby and will next answer in
diotmont for shooting Sarah, No
indictment was found for shooting
the baby. All parties are negroes.
Caesar claims that the women were
hit Accidentally whom he, Ia Golf
dolonse, shot at rawuop Only
caeser and the injured parlleA were
present ~ tho tho llme OF the
ehoollnp
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Dress Goods

In Dress goods we are showing
the best assortment we ever had,
and you will say so- when you
see them.
Black Silk Mohair a winner at
81 .25
Black Silk finished Suitings $1.25
Cream Silk Mohair, Al in width
for Waists and Suits. City price
$1.A Our price. !. 81. rs
Black and changeable Mohair
from! SOC to<..... 81 90
Nobby Dress Patterns in 7 yard
lengths no two alike, in all the
latest shades and fabrics from
$500 to $8.75 a pattern.
New Novelty Suitings in all the
new shades in Grey 38 inch
ALI wool Albatross in the leading
shades 38 inch 80. 300
Novelty Suiting all colors Is, 20,
and .......... 25c
Flannelette. Wasting and School
Dresses 10, 124 and. ..15c
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

The eight cases each against Will
Clark and John Warren, charged
theft of, cattle, were continued by
agreement and the Gonzales county
witnesses have gone home. These
cases will cost the State much on
account of the large number of
witnesses from Gonzales county,
where the defendant Warren resides
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

at a regular term of the Justice
Court of Precinct No. 3, in said
county of Lavaca, to be held at my
Office ia the town Of Sinner, in the
county of Lavaca, on the 10th day
of November, 1908, to answer the
suit Of Q, B. Welhauaen, plaintiff,
againhl Louis Mladenka, defendant
being. numbered No, 1872 on the
docket Of aeid court The plain
tins domeua being Tor lhO sum Of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Staples

Fancy Oil Cloth .15c
All Calicos. Now at. -. DO
Cotton Check, good Colors and
Patterns. IS, 6, 7, and SC
Book6eld ginghams worth, Reg
ular 100 Value at 80. SC
Outing flannel worth Re, our
price. .....,....... DC
Outing flannel 1910 Value at 10c
L. L. Brown Sheeting worth 7c.5o
LII. Brown "A Sheeting special
Number .7c
L. L. A Brown Sheeting Extra
Heavy. &c
Brown Canton flannel, None
better at 7, $50, 10 and 1870
"A Bleached Muslin, None better
at ............... 7c
"A Bleached Muslin sc quality So
A " " free ofstaroh Sc
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Mems Hats

In Mems and Boys Hats we
carry a large assortment OF all
colors, styles and price, there is
no better line Of Hats made for
the price, we offer them at from
$1.00 to 81 90, if there were. we
would have them. take quality
and style in consideration. when
you look at our line and we feel
assured you will buy one.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Groceries

20 cans Mendleson best lye for 81
16 large cans American I've " 81
16 Balls Sterling Potash for 81
IS lbs best granulated sugar for 81
Best -four. 48 lbs sack at. $1.10
Best flour. Barrel at. :. $3.50
s lbs good Rio Coffee for, :. 81
z lbs best washed Rio Coffee for 81
6 lbs best Java large bean for 81
5 gal Keg pickles at. -. $3.50
5 gal Keg best Northern Kraut
at.. -. $l.zo
! Bbl best Northern Kraut
at. Observation-Disclosures 1925
2 ID can Tomatoes 3 cans for 25c
2 Id can Corn 3 cans for. :, 25o
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Sweet Home News.

(Received to late for last issue
Again will l make my pen act in
harmony with my thoughts and
give happenings Of Sweet Home.
Much disappointment was felt
here Wednesday on account of the
Catholic bishop not putting in his
appearance. Nevertheless Thurs.
day our burg was very crowded
with members OF the Catholic
church.
Baptist meeting here Saturday
and Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Self.
Mr.. Henry Schmidt of Hochheim
prairie was in our midst w ednesday
Little Miss Gertrude Templeton
is on the sick list, attended by DR..
Lay.
Mr., Gaines of Ezzell, clod-
hopper as he expressed himself,
held meeting here Wednesday
night discussing Socialism.
Mr.. Monte Galloway of Hope was
here Wednesday.
Boyoe McCord was In our city
Thursday from Yoakum.
Rev. Carter gave his last sermon
here Sunday at the M. E. Courch.
The social at our hotel was we'll
attended; all having jolly time.
The business men of Sweet Home
gave barbecue here last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Editor we would appreciate
your presence. Well, Good luck to
you all.
November 4th.
Punctuality did I lack presume
as my last letter failed to put in its
appearance.
Our barbecue came to a very
successful conclusion notwhith-
atanding the threatening. weather.
The dance was also a very sue
cessfull undertaking.
"Fan" | am socialist in the en-
w line, therefore my disposition is
non. envious, and wish you success
in another Auto-riding feat. Greatly
welcome would you be to explore
our noted Gopher hills.
From surrounding cities the bar
becue attendants we're T. w. Schulz
re of blackberry, candidate for Rep
resentative of Lavaca county; Mr..
Will Bagby of Halletsville. Mr.
Rolly Easling Of Yoakum.
A teachers institute was held here
Saturday; seven teachers being
present.
Prof. Fitch, of near Yoakum, was
seen on our streets Saturday.
Miss Sallie Woodroome, of near
Monseratte, was here Saturday.
Miss Paris returned home from
a two weeks visit to friends in
Cuero.
Best wishes to our editor and
friends,
JUDGE KNowITA1L.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

Children's, Misses and Boys
Shoes. We have the Kind that
wears and give satisfaction in
every respect. In medium price
Misses and Ladies' shoes we
handle the H. G. Goldman make
guaranteed all solid leather and
long vamp. The best medium
price shoes on the market today.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

Anybody Will sell you a 27 in.
china silk for 800 but compare
them with ours,and you will buy
your silks from US.
Brocated White Silk at SOC and
$1.00. Just the thing for we'd
ding dresses and swell line OF
Bridal wreaths at from Zoe
to. SO. 80
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
$500. due upon account.

Herein fail not, and of this writ
make due return to the next regu-
lar term of Justice Court, Precinct
Nc. 3, in said county OF Lavaca, to
be held on the 10Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1906.
Given upder my hand this the
Bird day Of November, 1906.
Il TAMpKE
JuuIloe Of the Pence, Precinct Nj.
., Layaoa county, Vexea.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Announcements.
Democratic Nominees.

Democratic Nominees.
Fer State Senator,
From the 18th senatorial district,
D. A. PAULUS.
For County Judge
w. r. McCUTCHAN.
For Sheriff
A. B. NOBLE.
For Tax Assessor
EUGENE TURK.
For Tax Collector
r. ]. PESEK
For Public Weigher, Precinct No. 8
OTTO G. HENKHAUS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
CORN FOR SALE

Corn for sale at 300 a buahel out
of the car Leave orders At Sinner
Livery stable. Also have a nice los
Of bale aud pralrlo Hay at reason'
able ptlos,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

1t is stated that Judge Alton B..
Parker, late candidate for president
on the democratic ticket, is stump
ing New York state Tor Hughes, the
republican nominee for Governor.
Politics are badly mixed elsewhere
besides in Lavaca county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

Sears, RoebuoK & Co. have in
vaded Texas. They were incor.
porated last Friday at Austin.
Their place of business will be at
Dallas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Ladies Shoes

Ladies Common Sense Buskin
Cali and Wei at from
Sl.25 to-. ........... 81. 90
Ladies Kangaroo Medium weight
shoes in plain and cap toe all
sizes and styles from 1.25 to $1.75
none better.
Ladies Vici Kid all solid leather
............. $3.50
Ladies Vici Kid regular $500
quality rs
Ladies Vici Kid worth $3.50
now -.,...... 5000
American lady shoes in oil the
different styles of Nobby Dress
Shoes at from $3.50 to $3.50
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

Ex-present Cleveland says that
VIM. Hearst is not a democrat and
VIM. ]. Bryan says that CLEVELAND
is not a democrat and there you
have it.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

The state school fund has been
enriched by the payment Of $1,000,
900 as interest on school land pur.
chases.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
wednesday, NOV. Z, 10Oe.

This office Is insured in the Prime
ters' Mutual Fire Insurance Associa-
ton of Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Clothing

In Mems, Youths and Boys
clothing we don't take q back
elvs for any one, our line is com
plete; our styles and prices are
right.
Our ha I'd made tailored suits at
from 1000, 1880 to $1,000 are
perfect in fit, the kind that the
local tailor will charge you from .
Is to $500 for.
Mems Suits the latest in .cut
at. ..... ........ .TS.5U
Mems worsted Suits neat pat
terms. Regular II 80 Suits at $40
Mems worsted Suits hand tailor
ed at $3.50
MEMS Black Unfinished tropical
worsted $14 90 to $4,000
Mems Black Clay worsted. Reg
ular 1850 and $500 Suit at
1000 and. .$12 so
Youths Clothing
Youths 3 piece Suits long pants
ranging from $50 to $1,000 are
good mum bers. The Can't Wear
Out Brand for Youths and Boys.
Boys Clothing
Boys Goats and Pants the largest
assortment ever shown, get your
boys fitted up for school in one
of these suits for the winter and
you will always buy your cloth
ing from US; price from $3.50
TO. ..,...., ........ no w
You can buy lots of clothing, but
When you buy a suit look at the
label. and buy a suit made by
Mfg's that have the reputation
of making the best.
We handle Schloss Bros. and the
Lion Brand for Men and the
Cant Wear Out brandy for the
Youths and Boys. None better,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

The New Era last week was kept
busy explaining. The Halletsville
Herald, the Sinner Gazette, the
Democratic Chairman Blakeslee
and John Kloppenburg of Sublime
all came in for share of abuse.
The New Era should remember that
wise proverb of the Arabs: "Abuse
and curses, like young chickens,
come home to roost.n
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

A big syndicate headed by H. H.
Rogers Of the Standard Oil Co., are
negotiating for 100000 acres Of
land in Southwest Texas including
the King, Kennedy and Driscoll
ranches. An offer of $10,000,00C
has been made for the King ranch,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Silks

Our SO in. Peau De Sole at $3.50
is winner and cannot be beat
for the price.
36 in. Peau De Sole. Regular
$1.50 for. II. .,... .$1.25
36 in. Peau De Sole. Regular
Slips for RECOMMENDATION
SO in. P'pk Taffeta we have 3
Numbers that we consider extra
good for ......... $1,00
Al in. Grey Plaid Soft Tafeta
at.. ........-.. SlzO
36 in. White Soft Taffeta at$1 90
The above two Numbers just the
thing for Wedding dresses at
popular prices.
China Silk 81 in. wide all colors
OOC
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21
Suleitjerncn 1906

uoganr | 2lar / 9Se Marsang, %
lbar MI forl9nsit punOet fig ct
Rapm Iom pirfeligt Sulebefte. Com
oct bill les af neoenitaaenoe Sncs
bolosfortegnelie, teller SuleItjernen
tlanOt fine Btora9p0ere mange al
Dor airtes beoIte Napne, ligeiom
r9iaa De aunItnere, Der bar leperet
Sau Itrdtionerne. maa regnes blanot
tore ppperIte.
Som 5otogrooure m~eofelger
4dr: 8riItus / Gmaus, efter Ma=
Teri at profesIor u. Oorpb. fpecis
cit erboerbet til S11lefiernen.
Oct imutte, faroetrptte Omflaa
er tsJnet af g. Gloo Soenion.
glanot Slapitrationerm fremba>
pes ipecielt en- o~obbeltfioig @ens;s
Defie efter Riels Stopsaaros fmut.
ts altsrtaple: Oaaben paa pintIez
bag. FAINT en- SeIiioes= Reprooutti4
on efter .pOuI Stefeniens @ltertapl,
Den CODE 6prbe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-21

Snobolo: 6bor Sor0 og 9immel
msoes. of en- ppilegrim". - Chs /
.Mtsrfet. af Stiftsprooit, tgl. a9n.
Sacob paufi. Slutnu
TONER at garf Sbomien. = Gez
fured. af Sosneprait 2ftsel 9ra<
Tfrem. 9a jeg 9aOoe ser 9albe
9iifpp hill goros. Nf SngebOrs 90.
Sic. S%llilitrotioner at Gorl 36oens
fen. = Cars pOulien. Of 5 (Gorz
nefiu 2eOet3op). SauftratiOrer Al
Siguro ltlrif. = Oadben paa qintz
feoag. @fter Raleri at He's Stop
gadro. Setst af @alqmfni59e0sprGit
6r. Sungeri en-. 2%i9eD9gt. IF
8a1gmenfgbeospreit GarI Solh. 81.
III Ttrottoner af Iprlau San3'er p3
Siaur0 Drift. : Grp3 mes en- Din
tergef. 4f pator So9s. Rot>'ntof
Sau Itrationer at Sigur6 G.tit.
6OorIeoes ieg ioant. min si6el. 9f
Puitor 6. Stooguoro qstsricn.
Den 9ooe 9broe. Gfter Malsri II
Pouf Stefenien.- Suf. iijernen. Vt
Paitor q. 5i6i9er. SnutrotiOn efier
Iaoertns at S9uh'm etoOla1ya.--
@ruofirten og na9stirtsr. NJ Mis-
iionsprat 8. 4. 2lrfsn, Atooras.--
!9ooroan scr 81, Sui biemms 5os
rife Sens @f S~tiftspropIt $. 2iit5z
bfft. SGuftrationer af q. Sou. =
para0is6uben. Qf paitor Salt
Rsnne. SGluitreret At Sben6 &enne.
@nobioere en- Mengoe Totogro:
ier fra oct benige 2ano.
priien CT 80 Gent, og ,Suleitiers
men" faas i Dan. 2utb. pbl. 9ouie,
Nebr.