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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
4
The text reports on local and national issues including labor import debates in Illinois, Dr. Stell Davis's sudden death in Waelder, renewed Philippine island military rule, and ongoing war anxieties. It notes political shifts in Senator McLaurin and calls for Dewey to attend King Edward's coronation with new battleships. Lawton Oklahoma Territory growth is noted alongside Austin legislators in session.
The passage debates who would be blamed if Cervera’s fleet had escaped and who would receive credit for its destruction, naming Schley and Weller, Sampson as potential figures.
Accusers say Aphikas Sealey is cowardly while the only man killed at Santiago stood beside him when he was shot down. The Brooklyn suffered more shot marks than any other ship in the fight.
Editor A. B. Brown of Bennettsville D C narrates his wife’s lifelong dyspepsia and fatigue. After four bottles of Electric Bitters she regained strength and appetite, with improved digestion and liver function. Sold for 50c at Schultze Seydler's drug store.
The issue lists the fair opening and closing dates as October 19 to October 10 inclusive. It notes the catalogue shows record prize money for livestock and agricultural exhibitors and large purses for racing. Catalogues are available from the Secretary, San Antonio, Texas.
In Sadieville Kentucky a widespread health improvement is attributed to Dr Kings New Discovery. Mr Whittaker says it cured his wife of chronic bronchial trouble and his granddaughter of a severe whooping cough. Bottles 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free at Schultze Seydier's drug store.
The newspaper lists subscribers who handed in their payments since the last report. Names include Chas Eschenburg Shiner Rev Ad Oertel F Zbranek H H Striebeck Rev M Vaculik Harry Folts A Hobhertz Jr Henry Dreyer Jr Chris Wagener Chas Duvel FE J Wangemann Ad Herm J D Curry Mickel Rev Wm Dziewas Shiner.
Graves a Cuero merchant seized the large dry goods stock of J. G. Ewell & Co and leased the building to continue business at the same site. The move is said to strengthen Yoakum as a trade center. The text also notes sourcing naval battle details from Spanish officers who defended Schley and the Brooklyn.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on great sores on her head and face to save her child from frightful disfigurement. The salve relieves sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns and piles and is guaranteed by Schultze Seydler druggists.
An ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills for liver regulation and clear skin with a 25 cent price at Schultze Seydier s drugstore. It mentions counterfeit Necross sent from Alabama to Pennsylvania amid potential state trouble in Quay s state once they arrive.
The piece notes that Spanish naval officers should know who whipped the man, and laments the retirement of the teung liuamen. It remarks that as understanding Chinese ways grows, one must relearn anew, reflecting a dated cross culture view.
Jaan Rocha died in a related incident last Friday in San Antonio. He confessed to causing the fatal harm to employer John Grimsinger after Mrs Grimsinger asked him to. The governor refused to intervene in the case.
Mr and Mrs Harry Decker travel by automobile from New York toward Beaumont, a long journey noted in the Galveston Tribune as undertaken for the sake of a look at Texte.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold with Brome Quinine Tablets. It guarantees relief of cough and cold symptoms, with a no cure no pay offer and a 26 cent price.
Hats at Wolters Bros advertise a closing sale with hats at half price and urge immediate calls for WILLE.
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