The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 6, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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TO THE LADIES OF SCHULENBURG AND VICINITY:
To convince you of facts we kindly ask you to call on us and examine our
New Stock of Goods which arrived a short time ago. It is one of the Largest and
Neatest Stocks, direct from New York, ever placed on the market in Schulenburg.
"We are here to prove what we say and let you judge for yourself. The Quality
and Price speak for Itself, as follows:
Checked Gingham, per yard 5 C
Dress Gigham, per yard 7 and 8c
Calicos, g<Sod quality, per yard. -5C
Calicos, best dress styles, per yard 7C
outings— 5c and up
Towling...: 5 to 12 |-2c
Embrodery, new,
Insertings, new ......
Finest Dress Braid
Laces of all kinds.
4c up
4c up
Ic up
Scotch Plaids 12 I-2c
Scotch Plaids, better goods 15c
Scotch PlaidB, highest goods : 30c
Cashmeres all Styles and Grades.
Siks for Dresses and Trimming in the Latest
Designs.
Fast Black Ladies' Hose 10c up
Fast Black Ladies' Hose, drop sticth(5to20c
Fast Black Children's Hose
Handkerchiefs all Prices.
10c up
Don't Fail to Examine Onr Extensive Line of Bead Trimming.
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Ladies' Skirts, a very selected Stock, all new
Designs running in price 50c tO $2,50c
Our line of Boy's Suits ranges
in price from.. 75c tO S3 00
There are some very nice Jersy Suits at $1.75
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life have the nicest line of SRuys, which we will seil real Cheap, jtlso a new line of
7)oilies and Zf idles and Embroidery Silk to suit. jfsk to see
our brand-new *~*line of jCadies* vests at
prices from JOc to <X/. SO.
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Itfo catl your Contest jfttention to the abeve, which we positively know is for your
beuefit, 3&e sure and call on us and receive cordial attention.
respectfully yours,
CRANZ & KBSSLER.
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^HORNER'S
Country Lard. Potatoes. New Sourkraut
And a Complete line of other Produce.
Prices for Cottonseed, Chickens,
Eggs, Beeswax, Etc.
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All Country Produce just now in strong demand
at Oood Prices.
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rtTTDE STICKERS.
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f grits at Boettcher's
brought 91 Wednesday.
bw and up-to-date goods
[. Ditch.
. Wm . Cornel son was up from
Lake Sunday.
Go to Levey's for sweet pepper,
ihili pepper and other
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Peaches (fresh pack) at
's.
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Miss Frankie Hildebrand visited
friends at Borden last week.
flour at ^
Boettcher's.
Alma Boettebejr b*a re-
turned from a visit to Morgan.
WANTED—to buy 3 of 4 yoke
pf oxen. Schwartz Bros.
Mr. C. P. Johnson and family
rteUing relatives here Sun-
Fresh groceries arrive every day
at Keuper & Steinmann.
U>y baby was born to Mr. and
rater last Saturday
Red Onions at Vedder's.
E. J. Wolters visited Shiner last
Sunday.
California Grapes, Pears and
Plums at Vedder's.
Miss Selma Levey is confined to
her bed with sickness we are sorry
to say.
No better work can be done than
the Paul Steam Laundry turns out.
, G. M. Johnson, agent.
A girl baby arrived at the home
of Eduard Scblebach of High Hill
last week.
Two hundred pieces of 8-oz duck
at 7 3-4 cents only to be had at I.
Ditch's.
woy baby v
Fred Foe
i at Muncbner beer is alright,
it at Schumann's.
United States Marshal George
of San Antonio, was here
For Sale:—Second band Iron
roofing. Apply at compress.
Louis Neuman of Freyburg re-
turned from a visit to Kenedy last
"iturday.
Residence fob sale:—House,
two lots and well, cheap. Apply
office, .
Cotton receipts up to Tuesday
were: 1261 square bales and
round bales.
Try th celebrated Munchener
io beer at A. Schu-
s.
>baker Wagons are the
,> Perlitz & Co,
H. Borchers has gone to Buck
holts Where he has a contract for
building a residence.
W te4-^. gp<?d work mule.
Apply to
Luepke & Windel.
Miss Lonnie Siebrecht of San
Antonio is here visiting her grand-
ma, Mrs. Merrem.
For Wednesday only all our
pulley foliar ties, all colors, al-
ways sold for 75, IJ-00 ##4
$1.50, Will go for only 60 cents at
I. Ditcn's.
There will be an entertainment
at Turner ball for the benefit oftbe
public school. Everybody should
turn out.
We have a M of ready-made
suits which w* will sell at post
for the next 30 days.
Keuper"<fc Steinmann.
Everybody should attend the
entertainment at Turner hall Sat-
urday night. The proceeds will
be donated to the public school
fund.
When your watch gets out of fix
take it to Geo. Mueller, the jeweler.
A nice stock of jewelry always
kept in stock, and at prices that
are seasonable.
Fob Rent:—The store room in
wy t^ck block. Apply to
T. Scha&fer.
Try Chocalat Soda at Vedder's.
Miss Gussie Croshell of Hallets-
ville was here last week visiting
Mrs. Fred Ebeling.
Wanted—You" to know that I.
Ditch is the leader and dictator of
low prices.
Mrs. A Herder and Miss Selma,
visited relatives at Weimar Tues-
day.
.Do you want the choicest of Pic-
nic ham and Cervelat sausage,
then call on M. C. Levey.
Don't miss the bargains at Jos.
Pavlicek's store. All the old
goods must be sold out, and they
will go cheap.
Young Teichmann, Kiehn and
Ed. Somntier left this week for St.
Edwards college at Austin.
Who wants the best, either la-
dies or gents Crescent bicycle be-
low cost? Call at
E. Baumgarten & Bro.
Mr. Fox Henderson, after an ab-
sence of several months, building
an oil mill at Smithville, returned
homq Sunday.
The only place in town to get 2
spools of Clark's thread(200 yards)
for 5 cents is at I. Diteh's.
Mr. Lewis Stark and wife, of
Brenbam, were here Suuday visit-
ing Mrs. Stark's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dr. Walker.
People ask why I. Ditch sells
cheaper tbftP wone e^e, poflsid?
ering the quality, is easily answer-
ed. Because he buys direct from
the mills.
There will be a grand free barbe-
PHP 4 political speaking at St.
John on September 16. A big
time is expected and eyerybody
will be there. At night a ball.
Dr. G. G. Tansey, Dentist.
All work up-to-date and
strictly guaranteed. Office
Qppo$jte f, J. Knesek's.
Mrs. Frits Meyer of Swiss Alp,
after a weeks visit to her daughter,
Miss Lena in Galveston, returned
home last Saturday. She reported
having had a delightful time in the
Oleander city. *
BALLARD'S SNOW LIN1
MJ5$T gives instant relief in cases
of Bleeding, burns, brqi.ses, scalds
cuts etc. Price 50c at Paul Brey-
mann's,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Sengelmann
and Miss Martha Oltmanns return-
from their visit to Europe last week
and reported having had a nice
time.
ap external liniment of most
wonderful pepetpatiye $nd pur,
ative power, BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT is not equaled by any
other in the world. Pripe 25 and
50c at Breymanns Drugstore
Three Dollars for Seed.
I will pay three dollars if you
leave the seed, when you have
your cotton ginned at my gin. And
you are hereby notified that 1 will
gin every tenth bale of cotton free
of charge, from this date,- August
23, 1900. Respectfully,
S, T. Scbaefer.
A Suicide.
Last Thursday afternoon Justice
C. T. Willrich was notified that
Mr. Jos. Stabler, of High Hill had
committed suicide. Mr. Willrich
at once went out and found Mr
Stabler lying on a cot cold in death
with a gunshot wound under his
left breast just below the ribs.
The deceased had been sick for a
few days and his wife was on her
way to a doctor while a lady from
the neigborhood • was there to at-
tend to his wants. For an excuse
the suicide sent off this lady to get
a fan, at her home, and during her
absence he committed the deed.
Mr. Stabler was an old citizen of
High Hill and was in his 75th year
and was known as an upright and
honest man. He leaves a widow
and two married daughters.
Peace to his Ashes.
WILL BE OPEN and
ready for business on Thursday,
the 6th of September. OUR
GRAND FALL OPEN-
ING will be on September 17 to
25th.
Miss Alexander, a professional
trimmer of St. Louis, with a num-
ber of years of experience in first-
class MILLINERY HOUS-
ES, will have charge of our Mil-
linery Department, which will be
up-to-date in every respect.
Watch our further announce-
ment. Yours for upright dealings.
M. Oppenbeim & Son,
Schulenburg.
Mr. Stuart G. Leaverton who
has been on the Sticker force for
the last six month, left for Austin
Wednesday, which place he will
make his future home. Mr. L.
has made many friends here^dur-
ing his short stay, especially was
he popular with the young ladies,
who regret to see him leave.
Notice to Faraers.
We take this methed of inform-
ing our friends and the public in
general that from thi* date we will
gin every tenth bale of cotton free
of charge. Respectfully,
Luecke& Windel.
Notice of Pesfaf.
Notice is hereby given that the
enclosed land known as the Old
Schulenburg farm is posted and
that no one is allowed to tresspass
thereon, nor to hunt with firearms
or dogs nor to gather gecans under
penalty of the law. A copy of this
notice has been filed in the county
clerk's office. 9-6.
Wm. Cornelson.
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Messrs. Bush Wilkins and Ed.
Stuedemann of La Grange were in
the city Tuesday.
Ob, my! Why didn't I buy my
flour at I^evey'^ said a lady the
other day When hfer bread was hot
fit to eat.
Grosses Fest in High Hill Sam-
stag den 8ten September. Abends
grosser ball.
For your hot Wiener Worst and
and all kinds of lunches go-to L]j
J. Filip in Rajchel's saloon.
E. T. McClain, of Dallas, has
accepted a position with the Rail!
Bros. Agency.
The celebrated Mission grapes
at Levey's; also California prunes,
Bartlett pears and all sorts of
delicious fruit.
R. A. Walters fook his son
Alfred to Cuero Sunday where he
placed him in a private college.
Special for Tuesday, 11th, only
10. yards of any calico in the
house for 25 cents; only 10 yards
$0 one person, I. Bitch.
There will be services held at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and night by Rev. Ham-
ner. All are invited to attend.
Why we tiwm atyUsh
goods is beoause oui buyer at New
York City i3 always on the look
out for same. 1. flitch.
Father Peter connected with St.
Edwards college for the last ten
qf twelve yew fell from ft hay
loft Monday and reoeived injuries
from which he died.
For a regular mfal or a short or-
der, hot and cold! lunch and fish
and game in seaspn call on Ed.
Pannewitz in Gui. Ebelings sal-
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Mrs. W. A. Ri<
Orleans Tuesday
attend the FaM ai
nery openings, wj
a large and up-t<
ter left for New
here she goes to
Winter milli-
fere she will buy
.te stock.
When you cojfrt to town get
your meals or a linch, cold or hot
at Frank Davids, [in Sengelmann's
galpqp. Fish and |ysters ifl se^QR,
Give me a call,
Bargains for Thursday 13th 10
yards Lonsdale domestic, full yard
wide, bleached fair 65c only at
1. DITCH.
Miss Mary Walker left Tuesday
for Oakland.
Special lot of 8 and 10 cents
l^w$s for oply § cents at I. Ditch's
Wrp. Hahnke yisited Yoakum
apd Sbiper this week,
The only complete Dry Goods
House in town is 1. DITCH.
Chickens and eggs are very, very
scaroe.
All our figured lawns which sold
for 15, 20 and 25 cents, as long as
they last for 10 cents at I. Ditch's.
For Sale.—Good single buggy
and harness. Apply to
Thos. Zemlicka.
I. E. CLARK, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases of women and children a specialty.
Strict attention to-calls both night and day.
Office is at my residence, Schulenburg, Texas.
W. W.WALKER, M. D.f
Physician and Surgeon.
At Residence. \ Schulenburg, Texas.
Calls left at my residence will re-
ceive prompt attention day or night.
Telephone connection with all parts of the
county.
DR. C. C. MATTHEWS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls day or night will receive prompt
attention. Office at Residence.
Telephone connection to all parts of
the county.
F. H. NEUHAUS, M. D.,
Physician & Surgeon.
OFFICE: At Breymann's Drug Store.
Telephone connection with all parts of the
county.
77frs, <?. 32rilling,
Specialist in MIDWIFERY. Has dip-
lomas from Illinois and Missouri.
Will answer all calls in and out of
city. Residence at Ad. Klesel's place
formerly Wittbecker's.
Sehitlemhtrff, Tr.xat.
J. F. WOLTERS.
TOM LANE
WOLTERS & LANE,
Lawyers.
Will practice in State and Federal Courts.
Office over First National Bank.
Lagrange, texas.
It seems that Schulenburg is
overrun with strange negroes who
flock here from every town in this
vicinity because Schulenburg does
not enforce its vagrant laws and
other cities do, consequently they
are all on to the racket and flock
here. For days we have noticed
the same faces on the street cor-
ners. They should either be made
to work or move on.
No one knows the unbearable
torture, the peculiar and agoniz-
ing pain, caused by piles, unless
they have suffered from tbem.
Many believe them incurable.
This is a mistake. Proper treat-
ment will cure them, TABLER'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is
an infallible cure. Price 50c in
bottles, tubes 75c at Paul Brey-
mann's.
Mr. S. Oppenhelm, of the firm
of M. Oppenheim & Son, who are
opening up a large dry goods and
millinery store in the Proetzel
building, has jupt returned from
the Eastern markets where be hag
purchased about 4 car loads of dry
goods and millinerv goods. The
goods are now arriving and are all
up-to-date and of the best quality.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT relieves the intense
itching. It soothes, heales and
cures chronic cases where sur-
geons fail. It is no experiment;
its sates increase, tbrougn its oure.
Eyery bottle guarranteed. Price,
50c in bottles, tubes 75c at Brey.
manns Drugstore.
——
SPECIAL SALE
of Ribbons all next week.
Taffetas, Satin and Gross Grain, Velvet,
Moire, -Double-faced Satin and others
.AT REDUCED PRICES.
F. W. PERLITZ GO.
Fine Assortment of . . .
Soods and Sroceries
Has Been Received at . .
R. A. WOLTERS.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
Goods the Best to be had.
«e"oanur Priorg00d8' R. WATERS.
Made
BRAND.
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CRANZ $ KESSLER
agents.
SCHULENBURG,
TEXAS.
Miss Alma Boettcher left for her
home in Schulenburg Thursday,
wupb to the disappointment of
those who had the pleasure of meet-
ing her. She was the guest of Mrs,
J. P. Cole for a week and the only
regret is tfyat sije 4*4 nqt remain
tiger, 8he is a beautiful and ao-
oomplished young lady and made
legion friends in Waco, who will
eyer welcome her return.—Waco
Times-Herald.
most deiioate constitution
can safely use BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP. It is a
sure and pleasant remedy, for
coughs, loss of voice, and all
throat and lung troubles. Price
25 and 50c at JJreymnnns Drug-.
Joe Stahl of Moravia, who went
out hunting last Friday and did
not return at might, was found d£ad
in his pasture the next day. His
gyn was lying near him where he
had climbed over a fence. It is
supposed that he shot himself ac-
cidentally.
WHITES CREAM VERML
FUGE is perfectly harmless, and
will remove every worm. Is it
also a tonic, and by its strength-
ening properities will restore to
pale cheeks the rosy hue of health.
Price 25c at Breymanns Drug-
store.
Mr. Fritz Bruns of Kenedy was
here last week looking for cotton
nickers. ft? s^ys that five other
farmers left Kenedy the same day
he did looking for cotton pickers.
The cotton crop is the best they
have had in four years in that sec-
tion.
You may briddlo the appetite,
hut you can not bridle the liver to
do its work well.. You must be
honest with it, help it along a little
now and then with a dose of HER
BIN E, the best liver regulator.
Price 50c at Breymanns Drug
store.
They are bigger than
-why the flosquitoes.
THE DIXIE FRAilE# BAR
mmmmi will
KEEP
THEfl
giOUT..,
E. BAUMQARTEN &
——
(Pinners ant>
flfoilleve...
Your Patronage Solicited,
Everything
bran new
and up-to-
date.
CORONAL INSTITUTE, SA" Z£5oos-
A Boarding school for Qirlfl and Boys. Complete courses in Lit
History, Matheraatioa and everything that goes to make np a well
Education, Musio Department in charge of the best Conservatory Teachers.
Art Department very fine. Elocution Teacher one of the best in Texas.
Moral and refined community. Healthy location—not a death in the Institute
since its organization 31 years ago.
Send for Catalogue. -Rates very reasonable. A. THOMAS, A. M., President.
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Have you tried the
ffiound ffiale?
■ What did you yet for your square bale yes-
terday. ' Zjhe Round 33ale brouyht 9 9~J6.
It/. jf(. TlJcJCmnon,
HERB1NE is well adapted to
the oure of fevers of all kinds, bo
cause it thoroughly cleanses the
stomach and bowels of all bilious
humors, and expels all impure se-
cretions of the body. Price 50c at
Paul Breymann's.
The Sticker has the long
auce aud home telephone
panies phones in its office,
dist-
com-
The BUCKSKIN BREECHES
are good at the start and they
stay good longer than any pants
made. After we found they were
the best, we started in for fit and
looks. We now make the best
pants as to wear, and then they fit
and look better than many custom
made dress pants. Our cutters
are experts. Ask your dealer
about them. \
Mr. J. S. Vedder l$(t for Austin
on business Tuesday.
A diseased liver declares itself
by moroseness, mental depression,
lack of energy,restlessness, melan-
choly and constipation. HER-
BIIfE will restore tho live to a
healthy condition. Price 50c at
Breymanns Drugstore.
Mrs. Paul Breymann and Miss
Marie and Freddie returned last
Saturday from their summer trip
to Corpus Christi and other points
on the coast.
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Estray Notice.
Taken up by John M. Halamicek and estrayed
before Conrad Bertsch, Justice of the Peace of
precinct No. 2, Fayette County, Texas, one:
stray black horse with small white streak on
forehead, about 12 hands high, about 11 voar&
old, branded EL on left thigh and LC on left
side of neck. Appraised at $18.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, j I, R. Ktatt. Clerk
«. i of the county court
Texas, do hereby certify.
County of Fayette.
Of Fayette County, Tl._, ^ „
that the above describe^ <*stray has been , L,, „
ed of record in my office and that the deacrtp-.
rsord'ofe'sTr^ys' thereofis correct from
i tocHmnnTf whaooAf T Imima V i. . _ _
the:
, testimony whereof, I have hereunto «et onr
hand and seal of office at office in the city of
LaGrange this 29th d. y of August, 19Q0.
R. Klatt,
C* C« Fayette Goonty, Texas.
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