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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
LOcEL MEMS


Grover Byrn of Halletsville was
visiting in Sinner Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Seydler was in the
city last week on business.
Paper hanging neatly and
quickly done by Frank Condel.
Constable Joe Boothe was in
Sinner on business Saturday.
Rent contracts in any guam
tity for sale at the Gazette office.
For painting of any kind, see
Frank Condel. 81 At.
G. J.sBohnenkamp Of Moulton
spent a few days in Sinner last
week.
Messrs. W. G. Emler and Peter
Raska spent the day at Yoakum
last Sunday.
DR.. j. d. Gray is driving a fine
new auto, apparently one of the
finest in town.
Call and seem my sample books
Of wall paper for 1911.
FRANZ CONDET,
Now is the time to sell Geese,
Ducks and Pigeons. Take them
to S. A. Carnes & Son.
If you want your buggy or car
riage painted, see Frank Condel
for up-to-date work.
Messrs. S. A. Carnes and WA,
Carnes of Yoalum were mingling
with Sinner friends Sunday.
Mr.. e. Fl. Blume has sold a
residence on avenue F., to Mr..
E. A. Matula, not yet completed.
Postmaster Hannewitz was alb
sent a few days this week on a
visit to his daughter at Nordheim.
Miss EIilda Birkmann of Wei
mar arrived here last Sunday to
visit herfiiend, Miss Ella Richter.
Tax Assessor Rudolph Valenta
and assistant Richard Strauss
we're here three days last week
assessing taxes.
The Bohemian play was given
at the opera house last Saturday
night to crowded house and
gave good satisfactionI
LOSTl-An emblem pin of
the Eiche' 1aub sisters. Finder
will be rewarded by returning
same to Fritz Hauschildt, Sinner.
The Gazette has signed con-
tract for a new phone to be placed
in the Office as soon as the mater
ial arrives, If you have a news
item please call us up.
Messrs. VOTERS Bros. closed
last Friday a lot of 400 bales of
cotton to buyer Richard Wheeler.
The amount involved in. this deal
will aggregate $30,000.00
Have you ever had La Grippe?
You know what it is. Don't take
chances again. Take ST. Nico-
demus Laxative Chill Tonic. 1t
cures, 25c at all drug stores.
The undersigned wishes to ex-
tend thanks to Doctors Schulze.
Gray, KopeclSy and Chas. Ans
ler for services rendered at the
operation performed on him
JOHN RIPPEN
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
Henry S. PauIus,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

al OteNnt a. La W.
Office with j. Q. Habermacher,
Sinner, Texas,
Any legal business will receive
prompt attention.
Practices in all the courts.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
For Sale.

Six lots, with a nice hine-room
house; newly improved place, in
the West End Addition. For
particulars apply al the Gazette
office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
EMIL J. MOTIFS,
[ LAWYER, Yoakum, Texas.

General State Attorney for
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co,
Office over Yoakum State Bank.
Telephone al.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
Shade Trees.

Anyone wishing Shade
Trees leave orders with
e. F. Ruhniain5
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28
A View Of the
Gssssl Gslsssai fss5,sss ss:,ss;s Denver Situation

assessor in office. why in the name of
common sense don't they make an ap-
peal to the courts and get action at
once? There were lawyers enough in
Sundays respectable mob to present
the cause to the people, If they choose
such a way.
But, instead, they wanted to get
out and inflame the minds of the peo-
pie until the mob was shouting its
demands to take the assessors office
by force. 1t needed but a leader to get
that mass of 10000 people, to go to
the court house and tear it to pieces,
To the average citizen of Colorado
this Denver business is, fast giving
black-eye 10 the Centennial state The
political and personal, hatreds and
feuds of that city are outraging the
decency and good name of. not only
Denver but the rest of Colorado
Why should fuss over the office
of assessor between Speer and Pat
terson and their respective adherents
be the cause of such outrageous pro-
ceedings as those which have been
Witnessed in Denver this week
Our belief is that If Denver viii not
take a hand and stop this constant
quarreling and wrangling and appeals
TO mob violence that the rest Of the
state. having in mind the honor and
reputation of Coloardo, must take it
up. The thing must cease, and the
sober, good sense of the business men
of Denver must be first appealed to
to the end this perpetual. chronic
quarrel which is doing untold dam
age not only to Denver but to the en-
tire state of Colorado.
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wOMAK'S CLUB

The closing lecture of the art de-
partment called out large delegation
Of members. The subject of discourse
embraced more than could be covered
in so brief an interval. but the facts
concerning art and artists OF England
and America were gratifying and an
incentive to each and all to more
fully grasp the theme which seems a
stepping stone to art In its broadest
sense.
We cannot speak too highly OF Mrs.
McConnell's efforts In our behalf AMI
we shall miss her pleasing PERSONAL
ity from ar1ong us.
The meeting OF January 2nd will be
omitted, but on January 9th will DC
cur Scholarship Day. Mrs. T. M.
Harding as manager of this depart
ment of the club work Is sufficient TO
bring out every club member.
Miss curran. county superintendent
of schools, has charge of the program
with an able committee, which Is an
assurance of most interesting oc-
casion.
Madam Hughes Thomas. manager
OF the Ladies' Welsh Choir. will ad-
dress meeting in Canon City Jan
10th. The subject and place OF meet
ing will be announced later.
On the evening Of Dec, 27th and
2sth. occurs musical entertainment
at the opera house. the proceeds %
apply TO the fund Of the antI-tuber-
culosis movement. All club woman
are requested 10 be prasent
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CANON CITY SHOULD
GET A FEW OF THEM

Colorado Springs Herald-Telegraph-
Colorado Springs is due for another
big year In the tourist line. according
to the December issue of the Rio
Grande Service Gazette. which gives
list OF eastern and western cspyen-
tions the delegates to which pass thru
this city.
There are 16 big conventions to be
held on the western coast next year
and all of them will draw delegations
that will use the Rio Grande. which
means that all will stop in Colorado
Springs for at least day or two.
Just an equal number OF conventions.
16, are already scheduled for the east
and will bring delegations from the
west through this city to attend
them. This is the first forecast of the
r rist season and 1t does not include
any of the purely Colorado affairs
that will help to make next year a
better year from the standpoint Of
visitors than was this year.
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Modern Milling Ideas

process making uplbe today
years and much better lumber
dpced Ours class lumber made under modern ehods
and at prices low enough to afssa So
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SOCIALISTS CAUSE ARREST.

Grand Junction, Dec. 22.-Frank
Bloom, head of the commissary de-
partment, was arrested today on the
charge of running gambling house.
as result of the sensational charges
preferred by the Socialists against
Water Commissioner b. w. vedder.
Sheriff C. F. Schrader made the ar
rest, the Socialist police declining 10
take hand in the affair. The info--
nation was filed by Jessie carrothers
10 year old boy.
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outfit, the property of a man at Ne
vadaville. He maintained at that time
aud still maintains that he purchased
the outfit in Denver.
o'Brien has served time in the re-
formatory at Beuna Vista and the
penitentiary at Canon City. In both in
stances having been sentenced for
horsestealing. While in jail here. he
was promised the freedom OF the cor
ridor If he would take a solemn vow
that he would not attempt to escape.
He refused the offer by saying: "No.
l guess better not trust myself"
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If the city cf Denver could kill off
most of her p ticians and newspaper
owners it wsti be the largest and
longest step ward that that city
has taken for many day.
These two classes of people are
constantly keeping that community in
hot water; are defaming the good
name and reputation of one of the
best cities on the continent; and are
bent upon raising sheol two-thirds of
the time. selfishness, and bitterness,
and hatred and ambition are mixed
up in the mess from which Denver
continually suffers.
Look at Sundays exhibit upon the
grounds of the state capitol. Because
Mayor Speer had removed one as
SCISSOR and had placed another in Of
flee by force, Editor Patterson called
upon the populace to rise in their
might and 10000 reckless citizens
formed themselves into mob aad
talked wildly and ridiculously and
furnished columns of press dispatches
to eastern newspapers.
Haven't the people of Denver any
sense left that they should thus lend
themselves to a movement for the
rule of the mob. thus causing disgrace
to their city? Haven't they sense
enough to see that Thomas NJ. Pat
terson is melting all this hatred AMI
bitterness because of his enmlty to-
ward Mayor Speer?
If these citizens or any other body
of men feel that the mayor has done
an outrageous thing. that he has u sed
force instead of legal methods; If he
has usurped authority in putting an
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Save Money for You

in Washington yesterday With the a.
rival OF letters from Bishop cranstor.
with whom he is related by marriage.
and from friends who are urging him
as a nt successor TO Ward. Senator
Guggenheim admitted that letters
from that quarter had reached him.
but declared that he would stay with
Kelly. s.
Meantime Hartzeil and Kelly are
working side by side in the office OF
the United States. district attorney In
Denver as assistants to Ward. Thtse
is no friction between them.
Hartzeirs strongest card is believed
to be, the friendship of Ernest Ksai
an assistant to Attorney General
wickarsham. Knaebei formerly lived
in Denver. was an assistant in the dis
trict attorneys office and close
frien dof HartzeiI. He is tugging at
the Washington political strings. aid
ed by Bishop cranston and others.
Frank ]. Carroll will spend Chrost-
mas with friends in Denver.
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REPUBLICANS WILL OPEN 1912
CAMPAIGN ON LINCOLN DAY

Denver, Dec. 21-Lincoln Day, Mon
day, February 18th of next year. will
mark the opening of the 1912 Republi-
can campaign in Colorado. At a meet
ing of several membe-s of the Repuh-
number of influential Republicans,
held at the Brown Palace hotel Satur-
day, it was decided to open the next
years campaign with Lincoln Day
banquet and a general Republican
program which will be participated in
gardless of whether they believe in
the candidacy and principles of Presi-
dent Taft, Senator LaFollette, former
President Roosevelt or any other
leader. On the same day there will be
a meeting of the Republican State
Central committee for the purpose o.
naming the date and place for the
state convention to select delegates -
the national convention. There will
also be a conference of the Republ.-
can county chairmen and secretaries
and meeting of the Republican edit
ors. At night there will be banquet
which will be addressed by one or
two prominent leaders of tie party.
Chairmar Mcdonald has been given
authority to arrange the entire day 5
proceedings. He intends to appoint a
committee of twenty or more members
and in the appointment he will recog-
nize every kind OF Republican belief
and also every section of the state.
In short, it will be get-together to
carry Colorado day.
The Republicans of Colorado have
always held banquet on Lincoln
Day. This year they expect to make II
greater occasion than ever before
1--WE intend to open next years cam
paign with a program that will recog-
nize and, we hope, bring together for
the one purpose of carrying Colorado
( for the Republican ticket, every
known belief in the Republican
party" said Chairman Mcdonald in
discussing the coming event. 81 hope
every Republican in the state will try
and attend"
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SENTENCED TO PEN
FOR STEALING ORE

Georgetown, Colo. Dec. 23.-John
Shamus o'Brien has been taken 10
Canon City under senterse OF ore
stealing. o'Brien was arSsted last
June, at the instance OF L. Sternbers-
er, owner OF the Clifford mine. who
discovered the loss OF about seven
tons OF hieh-grade ore. every pound
that had been left out the day pre-
yious. Someone had driven over 10
Fall River from Central City and
loaded wagon in the dead OF the
night. warrant was sworn out for
O'Brien and his arrest took place the
next day. The ore was found In the
sampler at Idaho Springs
O'BrIen was convicted and was
started for Canon City this week to
begin sentence Of from three 10 Ave
years. While no was In Jail at George
town lie succeeded in escaping. but
was captured mt Steamboat Springs.
In his Journey TO the last named place
O'Brien Is said TO have appropriated
horse. cart and complete camp'ns
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LIVELY BATTLE Is ON TO sR-
CURE DISTRICT ATrORNEYsHIp

Denver. Dec. 2s.-Ralpr HartzeI.
aspirant to the office OF United States
attorney for the district OF Colorado.
will carry his fight for the place up 10
President Taft and Attorney General
wickersham. despite Senator Guggen-
helms recommendation OF Harry Z.
Kelly to succeed Thomas ward. Jr.
Hartzell's candidacy became known
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28

Mrs. Orton Endsley was brought
home Thursday from the Graves hos
pital. still quite weak but doing nice
ly.
Miss Ora Mattoon OF Canon CITY,
sundayed on the Park with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mat
toon.
x-xLH
Miss Ruth Swan. our school teach
err. is going to have Christmas tree
for her scholars Friday afternoon.
The children are all highly pleased
with the idea, and are helping In ev-
cry way they can.
x-x-x
Henry Spoerhase is still adding TO
his laurels as a trapper. He had the
misfortune TO have one OF HIS horses
die last week. so he took It up on
NHboh 1Itth WHERE ne bet uis traps
around it and for six nights he caught
a coyote. except one and he had a
large Bob cat that night Henry says:
"If the game holds out long enough
will get the worth Of my horse n
peits as they are good money this
season"
<-m-w
Prayer meeting this week IS to be
held at the Mccone home. It Is hoped
that there will be good attendance
again this week.
~ -.s-k
Mrs. W C. Wilson is on the sick
list with bad case Of grippe.
x-.s-k
The young folks of the Park are
practicing nightly for the program
that is to be rendered Saturday night
in connection with the Sunday school
Xmas tree.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. orton Endsley was brought
home Thursday from the Graves hos.
pitai, still quite weak but doing nice
ly.
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Frank J. Carroll will spend chrost-
mas with friends in Denver.
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Miss Margaret MacKenzIe.

Miss Margaret MacKenzie, MISS
Bessie Bridges, Lawrence Reynolds
and Harry Rea, all students at Colo
rado College. came home from Colo
RADIO sptings Friday night to spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends
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with the Coming Of MIddIe Age.

There is letting down in the physic-
al forces often shown in annoying
and painful kidney and bladder all
ments and urinary Irregularities. Fo-
ley's Kidney Pills are splendid reg
ulating and Strengthening medicine
at such a time. Try them. For sale at
all druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-31

good chance for a few Fulton ooun-
ty boys to Join in and divide up this
property.
Tract No. 9. 72S acres three miles
from Heathman on Southern Ry.. and
three miles from Leland branch OF
Y. & NJ. V. Ry.. Ia miles from Sun
flower river. About $50 acres in cul
tiyauon. and about $50 acres that has
been deadened or 3 years. Six or
seven good tenant houses, stables.
etc. VIII take $4,000 for this. on
terms stated on above land.
Tract No. 10. Forty acres miles
north OF Heathman. VIII take $40 per
acre for this.
Win sell any OF above land at 10
per cent cash. balance one to five.
one to ten, one to twenty, one to
forty years IL so desired by purchas-
er, per cent payable annually.
Also forty good brood mares. bred
TO $500 jack that We will sell at a
bargain. Also several good register
ed red polled bull calves, and several
registered Berkshire boar pigs.
S. L. DoDDs.
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metal balls which may bo had At al
most any fixture house. being made
FRO mtwo small ceiling oanopiea. a
piece Of heavy iron wire and some
stout fish cord are needed 10 make a.
Bend the clock spfing NJ shown In
the sketch The iron wirs need not be
used n the gAs pipo IL extended Up
AZ shown IN the dotted lines. AZ the
string may be connected directly to
the clock spring n the end Of the pipe
a. made smooth 10 as not TO wear the
cord. Pulling the string draws the
two springs together. grasping the
lamp. the tension being relieved
when the string L. released. Wooden
handles OF various lengths may be- pro.
vldcd for attachment TO the gas pipe
Rubber may be glued 10 the edges Of
the metal cups n dlnculty IL expert
encsd from brcakagc Of lamps.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-31

Pay your taxes now and save fur
thor costs.
Henry Pollock and family visited
al Dyersburg one day last week
Your state. county and school tax
Is now due and payable oalder
Johnson. Sheriff
Mrs. Fannie Shaw has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs. r
l.. Williams. at Crystal. Tenn.
Miss Lizzie Pickering returned TO
her home In Fulton. Saturday. after
a visit with Mrs. T. NJ. Reynolds.
w. S. I.ockridge and sous. Jas.
and Robt.. J. l.. Sheriff. and Senator
w. A. Frost motored over from May
field. Friday.
Prof b. r. Gabby returned home
Saturday from Mayslick. Ky. where
he has been visiting relatives for
several weeks.
Inspection OF sheep by the Federal
Government has been carried on In
lO5 Kentucky counties. OF the $780,
900 head inspected. Al 800 we're In.
fected.
The Galloway County Gazette. edit
cd by John Mclean, says II viii sup
port o'Rear for Governor. and will
not kowtow To the Beckham gang q"
John used to be Democratic repre-
sentative. and also held a Job under
democratic auditor Gus Coulter. Hav-
ing lost his seat at the pie counter.
he now turns on the whole party be-
cause OF his grievance against Beck
ham.-Todd County Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-31
ELECTRICAL
n NOTES II

or the i.02S locomotives built BY
one firm last year. 1877 were elsctrics
Wireless telephoning from a moving
train has been successfully accom-
plishsd IN England.
An electric railroad tunnel under
the sea 10 connect Sweden and Den
mark has been proposed
In the canal zone Il 10 the custom TO
keep electric lights burning inside
pianos to prevent the wires rusting
The use OF electricity for light and
power In the United States has more
than doubled in the last eight years
A rigrag arrow has been adopted
IN Germany A. a danger align 10 be
displayed on high tension electrical
apparatus.
Water flowing from subterranean
streams Of unknown depth Ia used for
power in a novel hydroslsotric plant
IN Arizona
Russia has established It's frst cleo
trical steel works. mainly for the
production OF Armor plate and projeo-
tile material
To guide airships which get above
clouds At night. Il IL planned In Ger
many to send up balloons containing
electric lights.
An alternating current OF electricity
plunges back and forth through tho
filament in an incandesoent lamp 100
times n second
The addition Of three per cent. Of
silicon to the steel used In telephone
receiver diaphragms II said greatly To
increase the resistance.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Granted In oblon County.
Since Our Last Issue.

Henry Leach and Iva Hin.
Louis Davis and Allie Palmer.
Walter Harper and lola Berry.
r. NJ. Copeland and Mary Ray.
Cleyo Tanner and Maude Petty.
w. +. Bolts and Hatue Williams.
Lloyd BlalOck and Nellie Williams.
X. A. Mitchell and Marine Brown.
Walter Fleming and Ruby Bugg.
ThOs. Moore aud Matte Dyarnott.
Herbert Ingland and Myrtle Massey,
Clyde Champion and Alice Rogers
Walker Clymer and Celia May Ab
bolt.
T. c. Champion and Imogene Den
ton.
N. J.. Wright and Maude Parks.
+. A. Drpree and Della Kidd.
l.. l.. Alexander and Callie Johnson
Geo. Lamb and Doris Pennebaker.
j. NJ. Gates, Jr., and Anna II. Dun.
lap.
Medley Willis and Lena Mulligan.
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WORD OF ADVICE
When Using Phone
Don't Shout or Shrek.

Most men--and women-use mo-
nervous force in speaking through the
telephone than would be needed TO
keep them strong and healthy for
years.
Nature knows no strain. True sci
ence knows no strain. Therefore. q
strained. high.pitehed voice does not
carry over tho telephone wire as well
as a low one. writes Annie Payson
Call. In Nerves and Common Sense.
Inpatience. rudeness. indecision and
difusement blur communication by
telephone even more than they do
when one Is face to face with the per
son talking
Il 10 as II the wire itself resented
these inhuman phases OF humanity
and spit back at the person who In
suited Il by trying TO transmit over Il
such unintelligent bosh.
To a demanding woman. who h
strained and tired herself. a wait Of
10 seconds seems 10 minutes. have
heard such a woman ring the tele-
phone bell almost without ceasing for
is minutes could hear her strain
and anger reflected In the ringing OF
the bell when finally she got her
party" the strain In her high pitched
voice made II impossible for her TO DO
clearly understood. Then abe got an
gry again because central had not
given her a better connection" and
finally came away from the telephone
nearly in q state OF nervous collapse.
and insisted that the telephone would
finally end her life do not think
that she once suspected that tho
whole state OF fatigue which had Al.
most brought an illness upon her was
absolutely and entirely her own fault