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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
8
A New York plumber was swept into the city trunk sewer and emerged seven blocks away in the East River with no injuries. In Washington, D.C. Bryan holds talks with Democratic party leaders as diplomacy evolves. General Wood faces charges over the Nealy case amid Cuba compromise talks.
Advertisement for Wake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure option. Sells through druggists with refund if not effective. KH W. Grove signature appears on each box. Price noted as 5 cents.
Commandant Mentz with Heilbron forces broke the Heilbron Wolwehoek block house line at Gottenburg Monday night. Boers had been pursued for days with only one Boer reportedly killed. British columns in pursuit gathered scattered Boer parties totaling about 50 men.
Mr. C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri reports Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave him notable relief after thirty five years of misery. Alpine notes Kokernots plan moving about five thousand cattle to Lubbock with Ben Billingely in charge. Marguerite Kokernot ill with pneumonia but improving. Oil cures cramps and colic with guaranteed 25 or 50 cent prices. Easter issue of J W Pepper Piano Music Magazine offers two standout songs and 22 pages of music. price 25 cents at newsdealers. future issues to be 50 cents or $1 per year.
Winter tour rates announced with round trip fares to Marlin set at 7.55 dollars from Youkou and 7.00 dollars to Wooten Well effective October 31. The schedule covers travelers seeking seasonal trips and local transport access.
Prince Henry spoke mostly English in the country but cried Kommen Sic hier! Ich muss ein Schreibe pult haben as he teased German ambassador Count von Holleben by scribbling a note on the ambassador's broad back and writing a dispatch to his Imperial brother in Schliebenburg Sun.
The Gonzales Inquirer reports the cotton mill is busy with about sixty looms running quality cloth. Superintendent Meacham plans full operation of 150 looms once workers are available. An electric light plant is installed and due to start soon. Visitors asked to avoid Saturday for cleanup day.
Ever ready reliable Cheatham's Laxative Tablets cure a cold quicker than any remedy. Easy to carry pleasant to take guaranteed. Price 25 cents. A dollar spent at home helps pay taxes build churches school houses and does many good things. When spending a dollar away from home think of this and kiss it goodbye for it is gone forever. Big mail order houses will never send it back here.
Frank Holland, Farm and Ranch editor, predicts rice farming will explode along the Gulf Coast, with over 200000 acres planted and about 7500000 dollars in easy profit. He notes benefits for cattle feed and cheap grades, while immigration work by the Southern Pacific boosts Texas agriculture.
A blend of advertisements and local notes reports on Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising quick cold cure, cattle conditions at a ranch with few losses due to heel flies, and a Texas observer skinning 100 head. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Sebulize and Seydler druggists.
Henry I. Crook, pressman for the Asheville Gazette, claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after a winter of foot exposure and failed remedies. He bought a bottle from Schultze and Seydler and reports relief after using two thirds of it.
A newspaper with overflowing business ads draws attention to town development. People and capital follow an enterprising community, and a well-patronized paper strengthens the town more than any other force. Only by supporting the town paper can one aid the town and its people.
A dated notice touts a tasteless chill tonic billed as iron and quinine for malaria fever. It promises no cure and no pay, with a price of 50e.
A gale in Flatonia Texas yesterday wrecked the hull and seedhouse of T T McCommon and the seedhouse of BYP Bludworth at Pierson. The Bludworth structure toppled onto the Southern Pacific track delaying trains. A beneficial rain started around four o clock aiding farmers.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets as easier to take and more pleasant in effect. It claims they cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels and lists Schultze and Seydler druggists as sellers.
Heavy winds last week caused extensive damage to windmills, roofs, and fences. In Halleteville T. Y. Hill and F. W. Neuhaus reported windmills blown down with Neuhaus' mill irreparably ruined and Hill's mill badly damaged but repairable.
An old advertisement warns buyers not to be discouraged and to trust Simmons Liver Purifier, noting many imitations. The copy stresses checking for the correct name and box labeling to avoid counterfeit products.
Subscriptions available for the Gazette and Semi-weekly Houston Post at two papers for 1.50 dollars a year. This offer promotes combined annual delivery to readers seeking both newspapers.
The Gazette lists legal blanks for sale in any quantity including Bill of Sale Bond for Title Deed of Trust Rent Contracts Chattel Mortgage Crop Mortgage Deed Quit Claim Power of Attorney Bill of Sale Cattle Release of Vendor's Lien Transfer of Vendor's Lien Affidavit to an account Deed Warranty All Cash Deed Warranty Vendor's Lien Promissory Note Vendor's Lien Promissory Note and 10 per cent attorney's clause.
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