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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

Lisboa, Agosto 13.-Una tvamG rovo'
luCionREia ha Bido deBcubiaEta On eBta ciu'
dad, El heCho hs OauBadO gran BsngaCi6n,
pues de tEatR de I'm vaBto, c0mplot que in.
Cluia los FegiCidiOA del j6ven monRFOR Ma
nusl do 10 FeinR Amelia. Hay Conoci
dos slementoB polftioo8 compensation.
Tambi6n no descubri6 un ContFabando do
aFmRB pTOCsdeDts do B6Igica. EAtO ha
heCh0 HUponer que en- l8 tEsm8 do los re-
PT0nuuCiamieDto armada POGO do re8li'
zSr les rNgicidioB que RCorddTaD.
CuFGzao, Agosto 13.-NeticiaB proCe'
denteB de Venezuela intoTmRn que On toda
10 Rep6bliCR Oh intsnsfsimo el deBcontsnto
que EeinA contra 81 gobieFno de CsstFO.
La aCtitud de 6lts contra les pFincipale8
naCion8u del mundo, hR anulado poF
complete sl cE6dito de VsnesuoIa, y lR 81
tuaci6n del com eFCio en- general = las in
duBtTias 20 reB'e3ts pre- fundam8nte del
aiglRmieDto en- que 90 hsllan , dc ca fer
zoU9 inRcCi6n. A cato % debe 81 hBbeF
sHtallRdo' en- Los Andes, Gl Estsdo do que
eg nativ0 81 naigm0 pTeaidsnte CGstre, una
A9V9S0C4O8 YUW ~ GABNB 81 PUJSUb4&A4AS
pueg loo Glsmentou politiOOg m6s 0gueFFi.
dos del pals son loB RndiuOg. VaFio8 bu'
queB do guerra hOlandsBsB 30 pFspaFan
para pVGBtRF EsFvicio en- Les coBtan de We
nezusl8. So dics' que en- MaracRibo Ol
daHcontOntO contra GI gobieRn0 do Castro
rsvisto tamhi6n graves oRFRotOReR.
WaOhiOgtou, AgOsto 18.-CiEculan in
listentsB FumOreB do quo 0Dte gobieFno 90
prepaFs & geguir On Haiti la miBms polft;'
CO que en- sauto Dom lingo. ssgdn 90
Afi ma eBt6 pE6xims una intervention tis'
cal de los EStado8 UnidoB ca IL FspdbI'Cs
negEa. So BOupecha que eOtos pr0p6BitOg
no hR aldo sgeno sI viSjs del Bub'BscFttR'
rio Bacon WeAt IudieV. La col0ni0
haitiana do los r. q. eg oOmpIotsmsnte hos
til tales pFop6DitoB y no Cl6B On sl fun
dGmento do los rumeTes circular tsg, psRo
hay quien loG ConSideEa con pOHibIe CODt fir
mRCi6n, dada8 Lac embTolla0 de Haiti con
nRcion0s del viejo continents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

ALSUD, ,FUERZA NEGOCOS
Tome siempre vino CERECEDO
NEGOCIOS FUERZA, SALUD
Tome siempre Champagne MONTICELLO
DIGESTION BUEN APETIT0 FORTUNA
Tome siemPre Aqua INSALUS
Nj MEDIC0 SIN B0TICAS
Tome todas horss cerveza CAR[SBERG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

Tetsls1 s 2411,314
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

August Ctau~eu j. spending
the holiday VACATION at i.is Iowa
home.
Miss Frances Wagner has
gone to the home of her parents
near Avon To spend the holidays.
Lost pocket book containing
sum of money finder please g
turn same To this Office.
The sister and cousin of Miss
Ella Young were down from
their home near Platte for an
over Sunday visit with Miss
Young.
The present brand ~ weather
Just suits us for winter. Not
warm enough To be sloppy get
not cold enough To be uncom
Portable.
The New Era is published a
day earlier this week for vari-
Gus reasons. the main one being
that the quill pusher Is laid up
with blood poisoning IN his foot.
and Mr.. Nolen gone To his Min
nesota home To spend Christmas.
leaving the force too much de-
pleted to get out a paper at the
regular time. Besides. the force
all want Christmas for them
selves and do not wish to work
Friday.
Big Bill Sykes loved Mandy
Lee, and MANDY loved Bill Sykes
But somehow or other they
could not agree. and continual
ly quarrel and fight. Said Billy
to Mandy; INV dear little gil,
YOU duu / VIII H9It no more.
For Ill buy vou some candy
as sure as the world down at
the City Drug Store" Now
Billy and Mandy are happily
wed, and have heed for q year
or luore; so Billy ) now buying
C~astoria instead. down at the
City Drug Store. Try our fine
chocolates and prove for your
self that this is no lie.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

schemes and propositions, don't
allow Yourself tn be led To lose
sight OF the place in vour town
where a dollars worth Of goods
are always sold for y dollar.
Don't forget a firm that has
earned your confidence through
years Of integrity and fair deal,
ing. The :irm that has extend
ed you credit ch~eerfuily when
you needed IL, aud can and will
sell 10 you for cash as low ~
anyone under the sun.
We Ask for your patronage in
making your holiday purchases
because we have a r,gnt, by vir-
tue - our ability aud willing
ness t. give your tile most value
for your money.
We are studying your wants.
and we assure you that wien
you inspect our stock you will
lind ~ end OF valuable gifts for
young aud old, useful as well AS
Ornamental. Gifts which, thrO'
daily usefulness will serve to re-
yive the memory OF the giyer
for years to come.
Remember, We are not O1er.
ing sou something for nothing.
but guarantee you q
Dollars worth Of goods for
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Harvest il Over

Tbreshing is lone and corn
nearly oil in the crib. Thanks
giving is past and Christmas is
coming. We are all preparing
to enjoy the fruit Of a years la
bor and give thank, for a pros
porous year.
You will now com mence to
study how to spend a part OF
the proceeds OF your toll with
the most economy, Tor the
pleasure OF those you lose, and
who have shared your toll.
Knowing your prosperity, know
ing that your purse is respsen-
dent with the cash, you are
doubtless being overwhelmed
with offers from those who love
the pelf. You are constantly
being reminded by mail, thro'
newspapers, catalogs, etc, how
you can save money on your
purchases: how to get something
for nothing, until you cannot
rest.
In considering all theS .
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
THE TOWN

NJ ISIS Pearl kuhnes came
down from Geddes Mo ndav
morning.
John A bsher and his father,
G. w. left Monday morning for
Aberdeen.
Lawrence Patton came home
from Grand Island, Neb. Satur-
day, where he is attending com.
mercial college.
E. A. Floren left for Clay
county, Iowa, where he will visit
his son, aud other relatives.
Mrs N. J. Warren left for
Sioux City last Saturday for q
visit at til home of her parents.
Pres II. K. Warren. of Yank
ton college, occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs. w. I. DAILY is very i'll.
At last reports. however, she
vas rapidly recovering from the
effects of her illness.
II you are not using Platte
Flour YOU ought to. Try it and
you will not use any other at
the Wagner Feed Store.
Mrs. Roger Machinstadt OF
Greenwood left for Mitchell
Tuesday morning for a visit at
the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson OF
Centerville, Iowa, were oyer
Friday visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Trout.
L. D. Shores left last Friday
morning for his claim in STANLEY
!. county, with a a Of household
goods and farm machinery.
Wanted Observation-Disclosures ladie
young or old with pimplcs. blackheads. mast.
complexion to TAXI HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea and become charming. beautiful
and sweet. IS cents sold by Pinard 4 Rabel
MIR. Dixon. a student at TIT
University at Mitchell, is spend
ing his vacation at the home o:
his sister, Mrs. Monteith, north
east of town.
What is the reason that Jack
so flush? He never was tina
way before. I'll tell you The
secret of Jacks success h,
trades at the City Drug Store
Four of the grades of the Wag
ner schools gave holiday exer
cises Tuesday afternoon. tn
last day OF school before the hol
iday vacations. School will be
gin again Jan. 4. 1909.
The Yankton Business Inst
tute prepares teachers for tn
examinations and teaches short
hand aud bookkeeping by mai.
The class in Railway Mail wi
be organized January Fourth.
Arrangements r being mad
to celeL e the Tooth annivel
saiv - ,ln's birth, Their
is to he nber Of addresse
by local ut. Pat the dat
in your noOe pook-you cannO
afford to miss this occasion.
j. E. Mcfarland received
fine Dnroc Jersey male hog from
Platte Tuesday morning, whic|
he purchased at the Mackril
sale. Mr.. Mcfarland is con
stantly endeavoring TO improy,
his already excellent herd Of re
hogs, and this date addition Q
one of the best Dur0cs IN tn
country will be of matesial benz
1T to him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Wagner Public Schools

Happy the town that has good
schools. This means Wagner;
for our schools under the efiii-
cient management of Prof.
Wright are prospecting.
The enrolment since the first
Tuesday in September to date
is as follows.
High School:-39
Grammar Room:-34
Intermediate:-5l
Second Primary:-29
First Primarv:-4S
Making q total of POI pupils
Twenty-Five OF this number. are
outside the district. 1t Is
worthy of note that nineteen OF
this number are in the High
School department.. Tue eleg-
enth grade VAS started with
this year aud has SIX pupils.
We suppose the directors
visit the schools. but few others
take the time or lroaoie To SCI
how their sOns and daughters
are pr0sDering. Tnis scribe
fnnna ..uiu ina Observation-Disclosures
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25


Mrs. Frank Trumbo aud
daughter Hazel were Tyndal
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. II. u. James returned
from her visit at Flandreau
Saturday evening.
C. G. James left Wednesday
morning for Bradshaw, Mel.
the home of his parents.
Miss Grace Long left Tues
day morning for Olivet. s. D..
the home Of her parents.
Big Sale at the Wagner Feed
store on Platte Flour. Best on
the market. Try it.
Ed. Lager left Wednesday
morning for a holiday in visit
the eastern part of the state.
A. J. Swartz and family left
Tuesday morning for y holiday
visit at the home of her parents
in Oaktown, Ind.
Father Lehecka OF Tvndall
held services in Bohemian in
the Catholic church in Wagner
la. t Tuesday morning.
Miss Pearl Cole went to Storm
Lake, Iowa last Friday, where
she will spend the holidays visit
ing friends aud relatives.
Joe Mawhinney, who is taking
a course 1t the Wesleyan Univer-
slty at Mitchell came to his Wag-
ner home Friday to spend the
holidays.
Two cars Of hogs were ship
ped Tuesday to market. one bv
the Farmers Co operative asso.
citation and one by A. G. Coch'
ran of the Wagner Grain Go.
We have just received a large
stock of international stock food
and Clover Brand stock tonic
Pinard and Raben's City Drug
Store. The home Of Fresh Pure
Drugs. 1872
Frank Nider went av ~ or
the Wednesday passenger east
We are reliably informed that
Frank has gone to attend q
wedding, but could not End ou'
whether he was or was not thu
main guy" Of the occasion.
DR.. E. p. Mossr left Wednes
day morning for Chicago Uni
versity where he will spend thu
next eighteen months or tw'
years taking a post gradual.
course in medical lore. En-
route he will stop at Eldora
Iowa. for q visit with relatives
and friends.
The teachers of the Wagner
Public schools. with the except
on Of Principal Wright, spen'
their holiday vacations out o
town. Miss Ella Turner at Ar
mour Miss Ella Young at hel
home near Platte, Miss ChristiD'
Summers at Yankton Miss On
Marsh at Washta Iowa. and Mrs
j. F.. .Janda at Springfield. w
wish them q very Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year
Lets have another glass boy.
he cried: as under his load h
staggered. for he already hat
several of different size. at th'
City Drug Store he'd gathered
Now don't be shocked and or.
in dismay. 1t has came To tina
alas! For the glasses he took
we are here to say were sOm'
window panes Of glass. A
kinds and sizes at the CitJ
Drug Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

your dollar, evegy tine.
We have ~ largest and hes
selected stock Of Hardware.
Cutlery. Tableware :. 6oosea and
Ranges. Edge Tools. BuGgiea,
Spring Wagons, 6urrios and
Road Wagons. III binds Of FAra
Machinery. Windmills. Panps.
Gasoline Engines. PAinta, Osls
and GLASS; in the county.
You shOuld not fail - exam .
inc our fancy sets of EaA1nSlsl
Ware. Table Seta, t'arving 6sts.
Silver And Nickelpiated MA4
before making your Chrissm>~
purchases. Kindly romomb@@
that our yo0as srs = gu,A -
the best, and our prices - low
as the lowest, and il yon will
give n IN opportunity - shOu
you our g00is ~ will 90 -
rest.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

Miss Emma Seidel is visiting her uncle
Mr.. Albert Bargemann, at Yorktown
this week.
Gesrge Turk is having new residence
built. John Holley is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dreyer have
gone to Sweetwater visiting relatives
>and prospecting.
Mr.. John Holley was visiting Judge
Moore's family Sunday.
There has been q protracted meeting on
thesfiver this week by the colored folks.
Mr.. Otto Wagner, our butcher, was
around Saturday with delicious beef.
Mr.. c. X Wyatt of Waelder was a
welcome visitor in Dryer valley last Fri
day. He is looking pleasant since the
election.
Miss Rosa Herchek is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Turk.
| Well, as have written enough for this
| will close with best wishes to the Ga
zette and its readers.
Magnolia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
Three Head Items

Once more the month has
rolled around. How fast the
days fly! Only five short months
to come, and Leap Year will be
thing of the past, never to re.
turn again.
Everybody is busy gathering
the fieecy staple, so there's not
mnch going on. X
Louis Bareback of West, Tex,
has arrived in Sinner, and will
make this his future home, His
friends were glad to see him back
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Barosh, who lad been
sick for some time, died last Sat
urday and was buried Sunday in
the Catholic cemtery. We ex
tend our sympathy.
The Farmers brass band prac-
ticed at Chas. Balusek's last Sat
urday evening.
Tom Laza called on John Ned
balek Sunday morning.
Joe Elsik, ST., is helping to
build a new bridge over a creek
near the Guadalupe River
Well, 49, how was the Calico
ball at Lone Star hall Thursday?
Miss Fannie Nedbalek spent
Sunday afternoon with her sis
ter, Mrs. j Balusek.
There was 4 little crowd of jol-
ly young folks at the home of J.
Elsik Sunday evening. Oh! such
a delightful moonlight drive we
had! Didn't we, A. and v?
Hello June Bug Of Shelby,
! you must be a June Bug No. 2'2
Flow was the Picnic up there
Hast Sunday?
l. They say that man WHO pans
Ehis hair in the middleSiss APT to
El4ide under the bed whale his
( wife goes downstairs 10 ginter
view the burglars How about
4 it, Editor FAN
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
MouIton News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam wendell re-
turned Thursday from Westphalia.
where they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Eliza Fehrenkamp Of Temple
is here on a visit to the family of her
son, Mr.. f. I. Fehrenkamp.
Mrs. j, G. Blohm returned to her
home in Sinner Tuesday after visit
of several days to Mrs. Jno. Kruger.
George Wulf ane family of Sinner
were here Monday and Tuesday, the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wulf,
Miss Lydia Wagner, who has
been spending several days with her
sister, Mrs. Wm.J. Tomasko left for
her home in Sinner Monday.
The new Lutheran parsonage will
soon be ready for occupancy. 1t is a
handsome structure and when painted
will add considerably to the appear
ance OF that part of town.
Plans are being formulated for q
Bryan demonstration and torch-ligh-
procession to be held in Moulton in
September. Full particulars will bt
announced in the course OF a few weeks
AT a meeting of the board of trus
tees, held at the Sam and Will Moor
Institute Friday evening, Miss Robbie
Barns of Cuero was elected as teaches
OF the primary grades. Following il
the faculty for the ensuing scholasti
session: Prof. A. v. Peterson, prin
cipal; Prof. w. H Korges, Miss Till
Guenther and Miss Robbie Barnes. :
Eagle.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

A new eligibility clause was
adopted which excludes from
membership all persons not
actually engaged in farming.
This means that only Che man
who uses the hoe or walks be-
tween the plow handles can be.
come member of the Union.
This should have been the rule
from the start, but it will now be
strictly adhered to.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
FROM HalletsviIle.

Halletsville, Texas, August g.
The oil mill here has commenced
operations and will run as long
as a supply of seed can be had.
At present $13 per ton is paid for
seed. Buyers from the local
mill and for mills at other places
paying the same price. Many
farmers are keeping their seed.
The demand for cotton seed meal
and bulls is unusually large, as
same are used principally in feed
ing dairy COWS, which furnish
the supply of milk for the cream
cry here.
Cotton gins are running full
time. The dry, hot weather has
caused cotton to open rapidly.
By September / picking here
abouts will be over, as the crop
is the shortest ever raised here,
caused by continued rains in
June and boil weevils.
Already the truck growers are
making arrangements to plant
Irish potatoes, cabbage and on
ions for fall crop,
The corn crop is fine and tur-
keys will soon be ready for Ship
ping.
Merchants say that yesterday
was the best day they have had
in some time. Every business
house in the place is now occu-
pied and but two residences are
vacant, and the opening of school
early in September will give
these tenants.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
Dryer News.

w. G. Fahrenthold made a flying
trip to Yoakum Saturday.
The Leap Year ball at Turner Hall
last Saturday night was an enjoyable
affair and was largely attended.
George Born was in Sinner Friday.
Gus. Niemann was in our burg Sun
day.
Ebert Gerdes and George Parglnan
were in Yoakum Saturday
Ernest and Adolph Krause attend
ed the dance at Lone Star hall last
Thursday.
Henry Pargmann and wife Of Morris
Prairie were visiting in Dryer Sunday.
Amongst those that attended the
Leap Year ball at Turner Hall Satur-
day night we're: Misses Jamie and
Elfrieda Kiohs, Annie Niemeyer, Ella
Schmidt, Annie Pargmann, Sophie
Bruins, Fl ra Herm, and Ernest and
Adolph lrause, George and Fritz
Pargmann, August Gerdes, Frank
Klohs, and Seat Moore. All report
ed pleasant time.
| Ut. Y. Holley was in Yoakum Satur-
day.
Dr. Blackwell OF Hochheim has
been making professional calls neal
Dryer during the past week.
Chas, Schroeder returned from Bel
10 Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Kranse were the
guests Of G. Born Sunday,
| There waglaite gathering at The
hSsne Of Miss Ella schmidt Sunday
evenings Those present were Misses
Brcelssie Moore jennie and Elfriedi
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

Steve Bennett is feeling pretty
good over the fact that he led the
ticket in this county, he having re-
ceived 1924 votes, the largest number
polled for Que man. He says it is not
new however, as he has done this
twice before.
The 18th Senatorial district, repre-
scented by Senator Paulus, and com
posed of the counties of Austin, Colo
RADIO, Fayette and Lavaca, is the ban
ner anti-district on the question OF
submission. Austin county comes
first with 124 votes forsubmission, and
1851 against; Fayette county next, 25s
for, and 1888 against; Lavaca 1923 for,
1907 against, and Colorado 3S7 for
and 1850 against. This makes grand
total for the district of 1889 for, and
1901 against, majority of 6712
When asked two months or more age
how his district would go Senator
Paulus replied about 5000 anti, ant
he underestimated it little.
AS we were putting the forms OF
the press we learn that the four ne
groes in the county jail overpowere'
Jailer Deborah as he went to Civ
| them their breakfast and made thei
escape. The dogs were brought il
and put on the trail and we presum
we can report their capture in on
next issue. Halletsville Herald.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
Oak Grove Cuttings.

L
August 3.--As have a few minutes
time l will try and send you a few items.
Prof. A. JANSEN made business trip
to Halletsville last Saturday.
Emil GrumwaldtAnd wife and brother,
Will, visited with relatives and friends
near blackberry the other Sunday.
Mrs. @. Kluge of st. Louis visited her
brother, Mr.. Alb Kaase last week.
I While playing outside, Otto, the son OF
Jos. Lague, broke his finger. Medical
aid was summoned and little Otto is do
ing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerdes Of Edna
pal IL. Mueller's brief visit.
Pilsners Brothers are busy with cook
ing molasses.
Edmund Anderle and his best attended
the ball at Moulton Saturday night.
Mrs. T. c. Kaase left Tuesday for 9
severaf days visit to relatives at Swiss
Alps. she.ewas accompanied by hei
mother, Mrs. "A. Ritter.
Lorenz Cast of Moulton was in oul
burg Sunday looking for the Oak Groves
beautes
Henry Wepskc and sister Miss Mary
OF lSofaenslSy visited Buehnes Grove
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
Dryer Valley.

Dear Mr.. Editor;
! will send the Gazette few
lines after an absence of two weeks.
We are having some very warm wealth
er at present Farmers are busy gather
ing what little cotton they have made
There was fish fry given by Roy
Crawford and John Herchek Sunday on
the river. There was, quite crowd there
and plenty of fish, andall had good time.
Miss Annie Dreyer visited Eva and Ida
Turk last Saturday.
John IIillen has been quite i'll, also his
little boy,.but we hope to see them up
and well agaio soon,
Lewisruk's new residence is nearly
completed NJ
Misses Fannie and Alyina Hcrchek at
tended tho picnic Sunday
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

THE official returns give sub
mission nearly 5000 majority and
it is now up to the State conven-
ton to decide whether it shall be
submitted or not. If the ques-
ton Of submission requires a
majority of al votes cast in the
primary Of July 25th, it will fall
about 10000 votes short of that
figure. AS thes Attorney Gen
erals Office refuses to give an
opinion on this question, it viii.
have to be decided by the State
convention now in session at Sar
Aifonio
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

Klohs, Annie Pargmann, Annie Me
meyer, Ernest Krause, George and
Fritz Pargmann, Frank Klohs, Seat
Moore, and Fritz Hardtmann. All
reported a pleasant time.
Cotton picking is the order Of the
day now.
Well, as my time is scarce ] viii
close. Goodbye to all.
ReporterI
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13
For Constable of Pre-
cinct 6, Gonzales Co.
Up. BOOTHE

friends Sunday.
The Little Boy Of Kuehne's Grove
was here Sunday looking after matters Of
business.
Rosemary did somebody come to see
you Sunday guess SO.
Well itisNme to ring off.
Little Farmer Girl.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

PRESIDENT Harrington has at
last yielded to the popular pres
sure and resigned. This was a
long time coming, but it will
rebound to the good of the col.
leEe. The A. and M. will now
be taxed to it's utmost capacity.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

{ THE submission question is
running so close that it will take
an opinion from the Attorney
Generals Office to decide what
the next move will be.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

COUNT zEPPELIN's air-ship,
after making the most success
full trip on record, was blown up
by stroke Of lightning. He will
at once begin the construction OF
another. The air ship still con-
tinues to be an unsolved problem.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

HENRY P. BROWN, one of the
foremost Pythians of Texas, has
been elected Supreme Chancellor
of the order at the convention in
Boston. The writer is intimate
ly acquainted with Mr.. Brown,
and no better selection could
have been made.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

GOVERNOR Campbell's cam
paign expenses were $1,993.68.
The expenses of the two candi-
Hates for Sheriff of Harris Coun-
ty ran away above these figures.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

The Galveston News struck
the right key note when it said:
When the man in politics gets
toe big for his breaches, tits time
to take him down a button hole
lower,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-08-13

. THE Halletsville Farmers I'm
ion will build a platform and en-
gage in the cotton weighing bust
ness. They also have a ware
house for the storing of cotton.