Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 4, 1903 Page: 4 of 10
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THE GAZETTE
rUHUBHFD EVKRV WEDNKBD Y DV
1 C HABERMAUHER >
sunsci tttion bates
One Your 1 ostpald
Wcdiusrtiij Nov 4 1103
YellpWJack has heon renamed
51 H now culled Mn qtiito fovcr
i t r
It is pretty generally ennceded
that the quality and price of cotton
vill make up for the Bhoioage in
ihp crop
Tho democrats are claiming
evei ything for McClellan in Great-
er New York hut we cant rnoBtnl
tell 1
iaje sometimes
Kljah Dowies chariot was lifted
5n New York orio day last week
hut Dowie wasnt in it It was
taken up hy tho shoriff
Scnatoi Goiman and his follow-
ers have been pushing the race
question tu the limit in Maiyland
The independentvoters are Biid to
liold tho balance of power nnd mil
decide the eleclion
Another instalment of 2000
O00 in hard cash was sent to the
Philippine last week The money
will prolnbly be used lo pay off tho
army This playing rt Imperial
ittn costs us much blood and treas-
ure
Tho yellow fever situation Is ton-
ing down considerably No new
cafes have been loported in San
Antonio for neaily a weok and
only ten sick psopfe were found in
970 families visaed by the li6alth
authorities Tb > f woUhlgoyo
show ttiat SAnlAiifpjiiOiisV
IjaaUhyvcity
lo
pn rgcn
liii4 at
Nr Jiinount nf tulk or abuse on the
p irt nt papers or peopIuNvill have
am weight with the people of Tex
j > s condemning the action of Dr
Tabor or the governor quirantin
ing San Antonio It is a duty
owed to the people of Texas
Elections in u number of north-
ern states wero held efterday In
Maryland tilings weie quite warm
Senator Goioiai haS taken a hand
and is shaiply ciilitising Prcajdet t
Roosevelt foi his intttrfdiencoin the
moumino si esios
Open at 900 with prayer
Thu morning session will to Ink
en up with ft general discussion ol
Entered at UcBhtaorTx 8tfOBtthBN
Mtftjilh n the imglnWi
itlco as secopdclass m > tter
pblialied by Superintendent Glue
i ther and which can
be found in
full in another pirt of this paper
AS XI KNOON SLSSION 1 30 1 M
1 Tewi histoiy Class dull and
diaousion on methods Joe But
sohek alteriiale O A Peterson
General discussion
2 Division of fractions Methods
of teaching P G Schmidt alter
nate Alois Morkovsky General
discussion
3 Grammar tho infinitive
Methods of teaching Miss Alma
Granville alternato Iheov Iteich
ert Geneial discussion
4 Time will bo allowed for tht
management and inspection of
Bchool work exhibit Each teach
ei is requested to bilng some aver
age work done by the pupils ol his
school
EVININO SESSION
1 Open at 730 with u song by
filly school pupils
2 Subject selected J C Hnber
wacher
8 Voca Solo Mrs Leon Kotze
bus
4 Recitation Willie Wendt
land
6 School Discipline Alois Mor
Ikovsky
6 Vocal Solo Mrs S J Youngs
7 Mediation Mus Alary Giai
8 Subject selected D M Speer
9 InstrumentalSulo Miss Alma
Granville
10 Recitation Mis3 Hilda
Wendtland
11 Character building of child
ren Ibeo ReTchert
Tillto Notice
All porsons indented lo vae nrf
requested to cull and settle up at
once I n e 1 money All notes
and ncc lunls of Is m mlhs stnnd
ing will be sued on if nut pMd bj
tbe loth of this monh To sa e
cost yon had better call and make
settlement
C L W MIAM8
rd in rf gaid tho iiaran
San ftntftmo as follows
campaign The race question is
being used by the demociats viho
are rotating the republicans for giv-
ing tho negro undue prominence
In gre itei New York there has
been a hot fi bt in the municipal
campaign Tammany has nomi
rated Geo B MeOlellan foi mayor
and claims hie ekction by 100000
majoiity Major Low the pies
incumbent is the opposition cin
didate and his friends are claim-
ing his election It is quite likely
that Tafmmny will again be in
power
Japans deciiionto pi ess Russia
for a dchirntion of intentions ro
minds onf of the Indians decision
lo chop a sink of dynamite in two
in nider to see wh it it looked like
inside I ho thousandth part of
st Bftond after ho chopped his Mir
prised soul a knocking for ad
rpiMfinn at the gates of tho Inppy
hunting grounds Houston Post
De Voe the alleged weathei
prophet assured hl9 diciples that
there would lie no danger from < 1
low foyer uller Oclotier 24 beoiusi
ll Asevere cold spnll duo to btgin
at that lute spread all nvcr IVxnn
in d last until the 29th Mould sine
v kill all yellov fever gerrns Uut
his cold weather failed to arrive
Fi rm and Ranch
15 Oration HeiiryRiohter
1J How to maketho Schools
more Ulioient W S Limthorn
18 Uecitition Jliss linnie
Lieck
19 Quartette
SOLICITATION
We urge that each teacber who
teaches within the bounds of eithor
Somen or Muulton be present and
take part 111 tho discussion wheth-
er their names appear on the pro
grim or not I be interchange of
ideas on the vanous subjects ot ed-
ucation and the associatlo n ol
teachers in active work tend to
uroiiBe a teaching spfiit that is con-
ducive to the welfaioof the schools
in which they woik We aie liv-
ing in a period of the nnilds his
tory thut demands cooperation
and tho teachers are no exceptio
to tho rule
The Institute will be held at the
school house during the day and at
tho epera house at night
N 15 All teachers aie Tspect
fully solicited to meet With us at
Shiner Texas N < v 21 1903 at
9 a m and assist in pushing for
nnld tha Great Wheit or Educh
won
Frco entertninrpc ht will > be fur-
nished all teichers
J O Habermaoher Alois Mor
ko ky D M Speer Then Rplrh
ert C A IeterMin and W S Lan
thorn will be limited to ton minuted
at tho ovenjiigfleiplpn
E OfMeitien and little son Mar-
tin left yteiday for 8t Louis
where Ulo lad will bp treated at the
Pasteur Institute as protection
againet a possible case of rabies
I he little fellow was bitten hy the
Haverljh clog Friday which wue
undoubtedly a Alio ted with hyilro
phobia llalletsville Herald
GoodWfina
Plain an 1caded dress
goods in nTllraoriaud styles at
Oc 16ct BB ll lOaperyd
Iiimiett ygnait shades
50o alueS 10 per jd
40o Vauesffi35c per 3d
35o vallie ffJOc jier yd
30u value oo jier yd
Iu blncic7ajI nl Ilpurlettes
we sell tlie Jmfiolily at 75c per
jd 75o lOBjffiftt G5c per yd
G5c jualityw p jpfr yll
0 cam Jvica ifne of skirt-
ing EuchVtt broadcloth flnnnplB
Moliair sejgeKiid biocades in
all ehadesaSlYTSe and 50c per
yard s K ft
Om Bilk aMpo 50c and 76c
pel aid afofchgiip
We poliyou > 36 inch wide
guaranteed hlifck Tn
alwajswldlt ilaS
now at Hdo pervd
A 36 inchuide PeiU Do Sole
a heavy quSlfly silk regular
pico 150 it ft75 no Wat f135
per yardAsg
CalicValwayS old at 5c wo
BBlljouMBsFlier sdr
1nflela silk
to 5160
Z phvV lin JJhiniP Ibnneily
Bold at lOctr fli Hnx atSJt9j
Olotliing
Regular i5mcii6 suite now
atjj112 v
Regular 1 50 men suits now
lit HO
Rtgnlar 530 mops suits now
Blf7 4lff
Regular 7q0tfiaens suits now
at 5 i
AlLwnnl hracjcclay worsted
suits at l2flffi9 ond 7 ar6
tho beBtflffajJSajpay can buy
Youtfraj t jlh lofK pants
from 12 toigQMSrs at 18 iO 50
>
t
v Deer Nov
Turkeys pi
ridges andJ
Febiuary 1
to KobfUAjy 1
Unlawful
birds a day
Miss Mary
ofUditor Leb S
ville
HerahUjp
typhoid 1
0 v
hopes MisaaOil
soon pass ftni
stored to healf
rangement of tr
coming tettchri
in Shiner
nme
CgS Llois ibu
piincipal ot thfcjf
was in the city Jaj
suiting with Pjrfflj
Jay you to make your fall purchases I
I fronlWfaswe carry the best and largest stock f
of meijpancuse to select from we guarantee i >
I everyffiuhg yon buy from us lo be firstclasssi f
I everyjigspecl asc e only buy for casllin largo
quanjAjL s which enables us to sell cheaper
tha jflsohcapest Please read the following
priceJS p convince yours elf that wfe will save
you
Hry
Vy
Dress
F4 and p2 60 are cheap
Boys kiiffipants suits wo car-
ry a laifo stock at ifl SI 25
1 50 SJ 1250 15 and U of IhU
Kuit emout urarid which are
guaianteed to give satisfaction
Grocories
12 lbs good Rio coffee for 1
10 lbs best Rio coffee for 1
9 pounds best Pea berry coffte
for 1
9 lbs Arbuckle Lion Porto
Rico and XXXX loasted coffee
fyrtfl
26 lbs slightly broken but
clean rice fm 1
16 pound best head rice for
1
20 pounds new pinnes for 1
15 lbs new piunes laigest sue
for 1
10 boxesbest lye for 1
1G balls lieUall potash for 1
18 pounds grAUulated sugar
for 1 00
Best high patent flour at 110
per sack
Best high patent flour at 450
pei birrol v
Out Prices iq Sowing Ma
chi es > T is
i We havadraughtl Iargo qliln
sold ai 1 > 18 now at 14
Diop head New Royul foi in
erly sold at 20 now 10
t drawer Nfw Ideal alivays
sold at 25 uow 120
3 drawer ball bearing New
Homo rognlai price 3ooo now
at 26 00
5 drawer ball bearing New
Home regular price 32 on now
at 27 00
Latest improved ball bearing
drop head New Home chesp at
3500 we will now sell them for
3o 00
All above machines nie guar
anteod for ten yenis Ii in 11 pal
ot a macbino utiw Is tiuiu lo buy
ope Do not put it oil us they
will so dn be sold at those cheap
prices
Shops
We have the Hamilton Brown
Shoe Cos make w Inch is Jinlly
guaianteed to givfi best wear
Mens best overy dayoil grain
shoes jouhaveulwaB been pay-
ing from 1 5o to 1 75 we now
sell joit nt I00 125 nnd 150
Mens fine shoes formerly sold
jkl25 now 1 00
Mens fine shoes good value
at 150 now 1 25
Mens fine shoes good value
at 1 75 to 2 00 now 1 50
Ladies oil and giain glove
shoes always Sold at 1 25 1 5o
now at 1 00 to 1 3o
Ladies line shoes at 1 25 1 5o
and 1 75 aio the best that mono
can buy
Wo have a lot of CUford flip
pers on hand which Wo always
Hats
Xy
out
We have lerloci < 1 the pib e f illy
25 pei cut on all om inn s
onth bovi ami hllrtrens huts
Mhiis lu ft tt Inn 1 1 iv i = uUl
at 91B0 to il 75 now 2i
Mnslliiitelthntf 1 oh sold
at 2 to 3i 25 now 1 DO
Mens lino felt huts always sold
ft S2 50 to 275 MOW 3
Mins fluo felt hats always sold
at 3 to 1 25 now 2 50
Our line of voothji bbvs and
ohlldiensbatsfiom lOo to f 1 25
ate bursaihs
> your cotton chickens turkeys eggs
biift ej acon lard and pay the highest mark
et prifeejfor them
JJjj January 1
ejis part
tbber 1 to
September 1
than 25
daughter
Mho Hivllets
sly ill with
GAZl < TTi3
Illness msy
bho bo re
fslcv assistant
billion Bcbonl
surdity con
i fr in the af
pjny n for tho
tulto bo lluld
4 1I j j 44 jjj jjj < jj5 JJ
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Attention Attention
We have the repository fcr all the adopted
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
And invMe the public in general to crdl nnd make their pur-
chases We also have a complete line of school 6npplp
such as school bags pencil boxes big 6c pencil and pen tab-
lets pen pdnholde is slates of all siises shito pencils componlv
lion books examination tablets school sponges culored pen-
cils a d in fact
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Our stationery
Complete
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Everything in School Supplies
Department is Full and
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Habermacher, J. C. Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 4, 1903, newspaper, November 4, 1903; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth111596/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .