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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
8
A letter from G McD Gamble of Goodwater Alabama argues for a uniform standard square bale of 450 to 590 pounds. He warns that the round bale threatens small ginners and favors a cotton trust, calling for farmer, ginner, and compressor unity to resist monopolistic controls and ensure fair pricing.
Piles are painful and aggravate other issues but can be cured with Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. Price 50 cents per bottle, 75 cents for larger size. Sold by druggists.
Train excursion rates announced for trips to Kerrville Comfort Boerne Ganabi and other mountain points north of San Antonio from June 1 to September 6. Fares range from 6.50 to 8.10 with 30 day ticket limits. Special round trip fare for South Texas Truck Growers Association event at Mathis August 7 8 on sale August 6 return by August 9. LaGrange Baptist Association meeting July 31 to August 9 offers one 1 1 3 fare round trip with sales July 30 and August 1 2 and return by August 10 1900.
In Deming Indiana P M Holliday reports his baby suffered months of teething causing frequent bowel movements up to eight daily and stomach sickness. A bottle of Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given as four drops in water brought immediate improvement. Sold by Edward Schultze.
Farm and Ranch notes a suggestion to substitute dollar marks for stars on the American flag as reflecting current political tendencies.
A historical ad promotes Gatlin's Anti-Bilious Compound as a cure for constipation and related illnesses. Large boxes sell for 25 cents at drug stores, with distribution by druggists. The piece notes gold prospectors near Cape Nome and contrasts Arctic digging with Texas soil.
A health notice warns the hawelk must move once daily with penalties for noncompliance. It advises taking Cham Verlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets when necessary to avoid punishment. Prices listed at 25 cents. For sale by Edward Schultze.
The Philadelphia Times notes that the white man’s burden now demands another Indian war to complete its mission. It claims U S forces fight brown men in the Philippines yellow men in China and black men in New Orleans asserting too few red men remain to oppose them.
A promotional note claims Gat Hin a Anti Bilions Compound cures constipation caused by pills. It advertises free samples at drugstores and foreclaims broad availability through all druggists.
Last Sunday evening Mr. C. M. Kotzebue, popular hotel proprietor, celebrated his 60th birthday with friends and relatives at his home. The event featured games and conversation with ample refreshments. A pioneer immigrant from Germany, Kotzebue arrived in 1852 and lived in New Wiman, Avetin county, before moving to Colorado county and later settling near Baursville and Moulton.
Advertised claim that constipation and liver sluggishness cause fatigue is linked to Herbine. It is said to improve digestion and liver activity and is priced at 50 cents. Sold by druggists.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures eczema skin eruptions and pimples by purifying the blood. It touts 30 years of testing, offers trial bottles free, and lists pricing of $1 per large bottle or $5 for full treatment, with address in Atlanta.
The Houston Semi-Weekly Post and Shiner Gazette offer six months for 5 cents and 75 papers for 7d cents, with district chairmen listed including James Shelburne and J. F. Wolters. Notices cover tax assessor F. J. Pesek reports, a Gatlin’s Anti Bilious Compound ad, and Ed Tarkington appointments for Sam Houston Normal attendance.
A Williams Oregon father reports immediate relief and cure for his sick baby using Chamberlain's Gobe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad cites local druggists Edwards Selguitze and notes the remedy’s availability.
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