Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 31, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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rVBUBHBD UVESY WEDNESDAY BY
J 0 HABERMAOHER
BDBSOBIPtlON nATEB
Ht > Tear postpaid 100
Eutered at tho Bhlnor TexaB iost
offlco as secondclass matter
Wodanodar Oct 811WOO
This office la Injured in tho Prln
x Mutual Fire Insurance Associa-
tion of Texes
Announcements
Congress 1600
Bepresontatlvo 600
WitriotoEoofl 500
doanty gffiots 500
Trecinot offioee 250
City office 250
Democratic Nominees
Jer Stats Benator
iVem the 18th senatorial district
D A PAULU9
> ot County Judge
WRMcCUTOtlANv
NOBLE
For T Assessor
EUGENE TURK
IforTa Collector
F J PE8EK
Jet Publla Weigher Precinct No 3
OTTO C HENKHAUS
This number of tho Gazette i
iUtnocratic from Alpha to Omcgn
it you are a democrat walk up tc
th poll next Tuesday and vott
til tloket straight
Socialism and its reprosepttives
will tecelva a knook out blow at
the polls next Tuesday
Reform can only coaantlffcfefeW
JJaSfdiKiooraUo partytiBJ EsSfca i
W b ifaaaVhanyoi olff
Every democrat lu Lavaca count
will bs expected to do hie whole
duty at the polls next Tuesday
i m
Democracy ii the only safeguard
for the people oftha South and this
II especially 10 in Lavaca county
Vote for Emil Geiptnertho demo
ratio nominee for roprssontativt
and your vote will oi bo throwi
way
Best Tneeday Is eleotion day nnd
if you are a dsmocrat go on reooru
by voting the daaaooratlo ticket
Itraight
Mr Bryan prsdiots that tho next
house of Congress will bs democrat
io nnd Mr Bryan is pretty good
Minority
V R McCutchan it the demo
oratic nominee for county judga and
if you do not vote for him you are
no democrat
Hon D A PauluB the demo
oratic nominee for Stato Senator
will be reeleotod boyond thi >
shadow oi a doubt
Vote tho democratic ticket
straight through next Tuesday from
Constable to Governor and give
kocialiem > knock down blow
If you do not vote tho democratic
ticket next Tuesday you are a rec
reant to your homo and your home
institutions Bear this in mind
Mr W R McCutchan is th
tiomooralio oandidato for county
judgo of Lavaca county niid hb is
k safe sano and honorable man
Voto for him
ThoJapanHim Atnhassador pro
ctvH to Seoretary Hont ngnlust
Ijan FtanoUcoe trcatntont of Jip >
Vneso ohUdisnlntlip uhlla schools
Tho Japancaa ar would uoaluriund
itthlwl tn VRl lvlvitoB i
Mh Uldreift
U 8 Senator Joo Biiley h re
ceiving n rousiaa rsosplion hero
over ho epouho His latest triumph
took place at Shornifcn Bailsu
enemies nro taking to tiie woods
In spito of the republican and
socialist opposition the Hon Geo
P Burgcaa will bo elected Congress-
man for the ninth dititnct by th >
largest majority over polled in thi
district
A Mr Holmin a tooiuliBt of Gal-
veston was in the city last Thuris
day and Friday Boarding for a
orotber socialist but at hiBt reports
ho had not found any He had n
loneeomo look
The Campaign Lie Nailed
The campaign liar i out He
has eproud tho noneoneical report
that Mr MoGutchan will close the
saloons if he is elected county
judgo The fool that 1b Bproading
this report hos not enough eenee to
Ket out of tho rain Does he not
know that tho county judge has no
such power that Baloons are llconf
edby law Besides that in 1887
hen tbo Prohibition question wan
before the people of Texas Judge
McCuttban who then lived In Bell
county took the rturap against it
He was the first man in his county
to make a publio speech against
prohibition he organized a club tu
ight prohibition and has always
been known as an antiprohibition
st He fought tho prohibition
intendment in public speeches and
the bent citisenB of Boll county to
day will testily to that fact Voters
dont lot thaso campaign liarB fool
you in ouch manner
On tho other hand Judgo Mpit
zea rays ha is n socialist arid ex
pacts to vole the eoolalist ticket
He is nfirm adrooato of thqsocinl
ihtio doolrine Now that beiug
true wha muBt be hla j > osiibD ort
i rctxtrwWr WSyTanFa5l
Wied
Delayod from last week
Messrs Adolph Schrocder Emil
Petrich and Emil Wundorlich re-
turned last Saturday from Austin
county whoro they spent tbo past
two weeks mowing hay and ship-
ping it to this place
Otto Moyer and family who re-
side betwoon hero and Shiner
passed through here last ivoak going
to Uublimo to visit relatives
Ask Ferdinand Kaspor how ho
enjoyed the otrous
A J Kallus io building a new
resldenco
John IUalor ol Worthing will
uiovo on W h Martins place u ar
Hero this fall Joliu aaya tie will
Imvo plenty of UU to at from Mr
Mnrtlni IImi fl h tnnk
Mr Ww J ClTOoJ of Vlorw
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yvrt
Dresa Qooda
In Dress goods we ara showing
the best assortment we ever had
an4 you will gay so when you
J sea then
Black f Bilk Mohair a winner at
S 125
BlackSilkfinished Suitings125
n Crean Silk Mohairr44 inrwidth
I llTlT IV F Citytprire
lEga tina whichbaa been distriblifc f jJiSnths v
ed KyMr Meitzon hithsolf lSit I Utest
urtirlo followe
THE LIQUOR QUESTION
What will become ot the saloon
bueineBB under socialism Will it
na allowed to sell euch Btuff as it
iloos today and call it liquor or
will it be allowed to run an it now
does and call it legal buxineaa
Under socialism the liquor buei
asm will be socialized on the same
principle as every other business
fho publio will make the purest
liquorB opiums and other poiuonB
nnd will regulate the ealo of them
in Buch mannor as the public shall
decide by a majority vote TheVf
There will bo no private intereHt
served by oither their manufacture
or eale hence there will be no lobby
to interfere with the operation of
the unbiased decision of the
majority
An it stands to day wo see the
consumption increase wo seo more
and moro go down under its use
and all efforts to control the traffic
have been unsuccessful Lets try
Bame other plan
< > W PHKM < M6e < M l4 M > 44 t > t
HE FALL SEASON
s opened up and you will soon be ready
totpnake your Fall and Winter purchases
aim we are now ready to show you one of the
most complete lines of General Merchandise
eyjev shown and we assure you that our
goods and prices are right and it will be to
ynr interest to acquaint yourself with our
g pds and prices beiore buying
< Staples
FancyOil Cloth ICe
All Qalicoa Nqw at 5o
Cotton Chock good Colors and
patterns 6 0 7 and 8o
Bookfield gtnghauiB worth Reg
nilSflOo Value at 8a
Oating flannel worth 7c our
prioe 6c
Outing flannel 12Jr Value at 10c
L L Brown Sheeting Worth 7c5o
LL I rown i Shooting a special
Number 7o
LL 4 Brown Sheeting Extra
Heavy 8c
Brown Canton flannel Jfone
b eUerat 7 8910 and 12o
i 1 Bleached MubIIo Nona better
iat 7c
t 4 nie achsd Muslin 9c quality 8o
44 free of starch 9o
wnwo
ftyv
Dr SvPattorpeJnXyard
alike in all the
bades n nd fabrics from
500 to 876 a pattern
New NoveUy Suitings in all the
new shades in Grey 38 inch
60c
All wool Albatross in the leading
shades 38 inch 50r
Novelty Suiting all colors 15 20
and i 25c
Flannelette Waisting and School
Dresses 10 12 and 15c
Silks
Our 36 in Peau Dn Sole at 160
is a winner and cannot be brat
forithe price
36 iujReau De Soie Kegulcr
150ifor 125
30 invPeau De Soio Regular
125 for 100
38 innPrk Tnffeta wo hovo 3
Numbersthst we couaidor oxtra
goo dfor 100
44 iu Groy Plaid Soft Taffeta
at 125
36 in Vhite Soft Tafleta atfl 00
The above two Numbers just the
thing for Wedding drosBes at
popular pricoo
ChinaJSllk 27 in wldo all colore
50i
Anybody will sell you a 27 in
china Bilk fur 50o but compare
tbem with ournnnd you nill buy
your Bilks from ue
Brncated White Silk at 60o and
100 Jnst tbo thing for wed
ding dresses and a swell lino ot
Bridal wreaths at from 75o
to 250
Groceries
20 cans Mendleson best lye for 1
10 largo canB American
16 Balls Sterling Potasb for II
18 lbs best granulated sugar for 1
Best flour 48 lbs sack at110
Boatflour Barrel at 1450
8 lbs goodHio CoffsB for 91
7 lbs beat washed Rio Coffee Tor 1
6 lbs bestJava large bean for 1
5 gal Kegpickles at 150
5 gal TCeg best Northern Kraut
at U6
i Bbl beat Northern Kraut
at i 325
2 lb can Tomatoes 3 cans for 25c
2 lb can Corn 3 oano for
Shoes
Mens Shoes
Oil Grain Plow 8hoen Regular
L76shoe now
we have these in stylia Spring
HMLhe l CpngrS slaTTd Bpring
JWBHtelianHTheelibufltla
BaUle A SSmlftiwtirk shoe
uregular 250eiioe marked down
to 2 00
V carry the strongest ani
targent line of Mens 200 225
and 2 50 work shoes in tbt
Country
In Mens Drees Shoes in Vici
Kid Velor Calf Box Calf and
Pal Colt we carry a nice assort
ment that have the wear etyh
and snap about them at from
2 60 to 400
including the specialty line of
M A Packard make every pair
guaranteed
Ladies Shoes
Ladies Common Stnae Buskin
nllppers Oalt and Vioi at iroin
125 to 160
Ladies Kangaroo Medium weight
shoes in plain and cap toe all
sizes and styles from 125 to 176
none better
Ladies Vici Kid all solid leather
160
Ladies Vioi Kid regular 2 00
quality 175
Ladies Viol Kid worth 260
now 200
American lady shoes in all iib
different styleB of Wihny Di a
Hhoes at from 250 to 53 i >
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Childrens Mines and Boys
dhoes We have tho kind that
vears and give Batitslaction in
overy renpoct In medium price
Misses and Ladles shoes we
handle the H C flodman make
guaranteed all solid leather and
long vamp The best medium
price shoes on the marks t today
Mens tints
In Mens and Boys Hats wo
carry a large assortment ot all
colors styles and price there is
no better lino of Hats made for-
th price we offer them at from
100 to 700 if there were wo
would have thrm take quality
and style in consideration when
you look at our line and we foel
assured you will buy one
Clothing
In Mens Youths and Boys
25o olotbing wa dont take a baok
ojua for any one our lino is oom
pletO our styles ond prices are
right
Oar baud made tailored suits at
from 1000 1260 to 1500 are
perfeot in fit the kind that tho
local tailorwill charge you froin
to
Mens Suits tho latest in cut
at 850
Mena worsted Suits neat pat-
terns Regular 1260 Suits at 10
Nlene worsted Suits hand tailor-
ed at 1250
fens Black Unfinished tropical
worsted 14 00 to 1 00
Mens Black Clav worsted Reg-
ular 1260 and 1500 Suit rit
1000 and 1250
Youths Clothing
Youths 3 pieco SuitB long pants
ranging from 650 to 10 00 are
good no mbera The Cant Wear
Out Brand tor Youths ond Boyg
BoyN Clothing
Boys Coats and Punts the largest
assortment ever sbowu get your
boys fitted up tor school in on
of these suits for tbo witter and
you will always buy your cloth-
ing from ub prico from 8150
to 600
You can buy lots of olothingbut
Whan you buy a suit look at tho
label and buy a suit made by
Mfgs that hovo the reputation
of making tbo hest <
Wo handle bchloi Bros and the
Linn Brand for Men and tho
Cant Whui Out brand for tho
Yitith and Buva Nona better
Remember we carry a General line of Merchandise a complete stock o
Hardware Buggies Wagons and John Deere and Standard farm imple-
ments These need no introduction as every one knows there are none
tjetter on the market
Our stock of Groceries is always fresh and complete and we can
save you from 10 to 20 per cent on all your fall purchases A trial will
convince you that this is the place to do your trading
VTOLTESRS BROS
vllle is hero on a visit Mr Sohrae
der > lll b married tomorrow at
the Cbarlottenburgohuroh to Misa
Paulina Korfea of Witting Rev
Koutnk wil tie the nupU Vndt
Thoy will ntke their home In
Kloroavlllo wkcfo Mr Bohrooder
has a poaltloi at oUrk Here Is
good hiok a V H ° 1 °
ffl a4 VV U
Ma4ut
Dilworth Dotsi
Delayed from last weak
We hare anothor Uuloner in
our
little olty now
Messro Hoist Goodwiti have
oeaaed to butblior and Mr Laok
aUnd Is taking tholr plaoo
Mr R A Dryer was In the vi-
cinity Htttiday
Mr l U Joum anil UAUithUre
MUwn ila > Mtl KaWrtOA RttoitileU
thttrtli M lliuUlrtp Siihitat
MU Mtenrvii Jtw Vl U t
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Kokernot last Sunday
Mr and Mrs C II Daberry visit-
ed relatives at Marlon on Saturday
and Sunday lap
Court will b held at Dilworth
next Friday
Mr J 0 Btnltlng w in th
burg Saturday s
frpfiiUm P tr oiv bf flaw r1 t
was In Dilworth ln attunUy
Mlia May U nT n H AUN
li u VT th mHiii n1
Mat Smith l Ih < i nina
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