The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1906 Page: 5 of 8
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jfn up-to-date line of Spring and Summer *Dress
Soods in plain white, figured jCawns, Organdies,
Crepe.> ^Dimity, Ste.
Steady to Tlfear
jCadies' Embroidered Waists, Silk and jCawn. *Dress
Skirts, 97}oh air and jCawn, 97/'ustin 9/nderwear;
Jfosiery, etc., Belts, J^ans. 9Jeckwear, Comb sets and
Small wear at Prices to Suit any ZPurse
Call and be Convinced
HORNER'S
Jtr^tMtWLBT REPO&r.
The following Is the market report as oompll-
ed by H. Horner, and chaneed weekly, accord-
ing to the highest market prices paid.
• CHANGED EVERY WEDNEDAY
Cotton new per lb qnlet Nominal. 1®
Cotton Seed per 100 lbs ———- °°
Corn... ,«>
EggS 16
Butter (cooking) .J7?1?
Butter (table).- — 1° !2 1*2
Chickens (as to size) spring lOo Hens 7o lb
Roosters —
Turkeys per lb Nominal—
Bacon - J®
Lard ——-10 }b
Cabbage - - }£
Potatoes, per 100 lbs 100
Onions per 100 lbs good - 1°°
Butter Market dull.
Chlz needed
Eggs: IGood demand y---•■.y -%
Cotton Fluctuations to great to gire safe price.
Levey buys tobacco tags and
coupons. /
The real old style lekf smoking
tobacco at Levey's. Its sure good.
Mfss Addie Heoffert left Friday
last for Moulton where she will at-
tend school.
Tbe Sticker and the Galyeston
News for 1.7S a year. See page 8.
Mr.S.Holoway of Weimar was in
the city Wednesday shaking hands
with friends.
Blankes ''Defy Roasted Coffee"
in backets, with cup and saucer
at Levey's.
Mr. S. T, Schaefer was in Bas-
trop this week visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wertzner.
During the hot days call at my
Ice Cream Parler, Henry Meyer,
Mr, Frank Obenlhaus was in the next door to P. O.
city Monday last.
"The Tacky Skating Party" to
night. You are w elcome.
Mrs. Geo. Heoffert went to
Flatonia Wednesday.
Ice Cold Drinkfi at Henry Mey
er's. Next door to P. O,
Mr. Tomaski of Shiner was in
the city a few hot ire Wednesday.
Have you seen the new Fall
Hats at Mbs. VT. A. Richteb.
Mrs. L. Roos was in Flatonia
last Thursday.
Ice Cream, Ice <Jreatn delicious
and good. Next door to I*. O.
Mr and Mrs. Emil Vacek" were
in Holman Sunday last.
Mrs. Adolph Jordan and cbil«
dren returned Sunday from a visit
to relatives and friends in New
York.
Surreys, burreys, Surreys from
the cheapest to the best at.
H. P £chasffr.
Mr. Chas.Klesel and M'ss Lizzie
Schaefer attended the Norris &
Rowe show at Halletsville Satur-
day last.
I daily expect the arrival of a
shipment qf tbe choicest dried
Prunes, Apples, Peaches, Seeded
Raisins .and the like—Levey.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perlitz were
the guests of the former's mother
Mra. F. W. Perlitz of the city this
week. -w-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A.Luecke have
returned from a visit to friends
and relatives in Gonzales.
Just in full carload of John
Deere farm Impliments. Stalk
Cutters Cultivatitors, Plows etc.
H. P. Schaefer.
Mrs. (ieo. Wood is in Ft. Worth
attending the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Eastern Star.
The Galveston Semi-Weekly
News and The S ;hulenburg Stifik.
er for one jear $1.75. in adyance.
Mrs. G. W. Beaton of Eagle
Lake is in the city the guest of her
s >n, Mr. Herman Deaton and
family,
Jack and Jill went up the hill;
(Jack asked if he might take her.)
There was no break-down,—no brok-
en crown;
Jack had a Studebaker. *
To be seen at H. P. Schaefer's.
Schulenburg was well represent-
ed at the Norri.n & Rowe show y in
Flatonia Friday last The show
was pretty good but we have seen
bejtter.
Now that you are about to haul
manure on your farm, get a Farm
truck at H. P. Schaefer's, made by
Studebaker. They are strong
durable and substantial and will
run easy.
Under the caption of tlFarmers
and Planters" on page 3 President
E. A. Calvin tells the farmers
a few things that is to their interest
Don't fail to read it.
Miss Lena Morrow left Monday
for B is D'Arc, near Weimar,
wh?re she wdl teach school. Miss
Morrow ordered tbe Sticker sent
to her address.
For Sale—All my farm empli
ments; also ray stock, 2 cows,with,
yearling" calves, hogs and horses.
All for sale choap
Wm. Baumoarten.
Misses Lillie and Minnie Schea-
fer left Saturday for a pleasant
visit to ElCampo where they wil I
spend a few days with friends.
Miss Ellen Heoff>rt, who has
been visiting her lister, Mrs John
Mitchon of Moulton, for the past
several weeks, returned home Sun-
day last.
Mr. Victor Kessler is attending
the A. & M. College this session.
Mr. Robert Scharfer has alio re-
turned to the A. & M. to resume
ihis studies.
Father ,Crimp sent his feelers
out Friday evening last and caught
almost everybody napping as colds
are podular now. Saturday morn-
j ing a light overcoat felt comfort-
i ahle, indeed, we mean would have
felt comfortable, at least we
imagined it would, any way.
Subscribe for the Sticker.
i0i~' '■
If you think of buying a Mower or Rake, think of us and keep in
tnlnd that we handle the best on earth.
The Piano Chain Mower, the Piano Vertical Mower and the
Waiter A. Wood Mower, which latter has been oh the market for over
50 years.•••<•
Of Rakes we sell the Piano and the Standard,either one of them
Will give you good satisfaction,
We not only will give you the best Implements which Ingenuity,
skill and capital can build, but will save you money besides.
All Style* and 3i«wi rot
lT*ry Kind of l^uel.
The nenoln. .11 bear this
Trato-Mark. Reran
of Imitation*.
31
life want every reader of
the Sticker who expects to
purehase a stove or range
to investigate the ooooaaooa
GARLAIDS
before buying. TJhe Sar-
lands are famous fuel sav-
ers, last longer and give
you perfect satisfaction.
Uhey are the product of
one of the largest and most
complete stove manufactur-
ers in the world.
fl/e also carry one of the
most complete line of hard-
ware in the city.
G. E.
RUHMANN&
BRO.
Highest Prices Paid For
COTTON
Russek Bros.
BUGGIES!
ZJwo more cars juat arrived
of those high class Surreys,
Buggies and fflun-a-Bouts,
better than ever in finish, style
and material. ^Prices below
any and alt competition.
Cmil Baumgarten.
sell.
Our Guaranty and Reputation stands behind every machine we
If this is worth anything to you, we would be glad to serve you.
Mrs. C. A. Kessler left Wednes-
day for Houston where she will
attend the silver wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Neuhaus, which
will be celebrated today.
Don't forget the 1 'Tacky Skat-
ing Party" tonight. The most
tacky one on the floor will be
awarded a prize. Do not fail to
dress as comical as you can and
compete for the prize.
The Local Farmers' Union has a
card in tbe Sticker this week tell-
ing when they meet, with a cor-
dial invitation to all visiting Union
farmers to attend the meetings*
Look for it.
Mrs. Anna Ebeling, who has
been visiting Mis J. Jordan of
Stn Antonio for the past month
returned home Sunday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Jordan, who
will visit relatives and friends in
the city-
Farmers, read the address of
President E. A. Calvin, of the
Farmers' Union to the Texas
Farmers' Union on page 3. This
page is almost entirely devoted to
the interest of tbe Farmers and
they should read it all.
Mr. Jim Cherry Jr., of Oakland
was in the city Monday last and
handed us a dollar for the Sticker.
Mr Cheerry is one of our oldest
spir-tTrtjerH, not in years, but who
subscribed wheu the Sticker was
launched and has k*pt the where-
with cumiog regular.
Mr. L, A. Morrow of Houston
was the guest of his parents Mr
and Mra. W. H. Morrow of Hack-
berry last week. Mr. Morrow is
now the general manager of the
Standard Milling Co. which pro-
motion he merits and the Sticker
offers congratulations.
Two errors were made in the
report of tbe ice cream supper at
Andrew's Chapel last week. In
the donations Russek Bros, were
left out, they having donated 50c.
and instend of $1.00 Miss Lena
Morrow gave $1.50. The amount
of expenses was $14 55, aad the
amount clear was $32.80.
i
Schwartz'Bros, received nine cars
| of horses last week. Thats receiv-
j ing some. Most of them were sold
; immeddiately by the car and Max
is out after more.
! Since writing the above Mas has
arrived with three cars of MULES
and horses, all of which were al
^5- ready sold before they arrived.
! They are expecting several more
cars in this week.
A few of our boys were haying
such a good time on one of the
streets Sunday night last that they
did not notice that it was time for
them to be at heme, but they soon
found out that they should have
been in slumberlaad whea Marshall
Eilers and Deputy-Marshall Vo
gelsang appeared on tbe scene.
Next morning it was $7 70 a piece
Pretty high times
All those who enjoy a laugh are
invited to attend the 'Tacky-skat-
ing party" at Turner Hall tonight,
Thursday. All those that c*n't
iaugh can come too and perhaps
will learn how. All skaters will
be dressed as tacky as possible.
The tackier the better. Good
music, if it can ba pbtaiued. will
be furnished and a good time is
promised everybody who attends.
The admission charges wi'l be only
10c and for skates 15c will be
charged. Ail are cordially invited
to come. Don't miss it.
Mr F. M. Wilks has received
1000 feet of new films for his moy
ing picture show,and they are very
laughable,[especially the 1 'Troubles
of a Woman" and "Going to ilied
Under Difficulties''. Mr. Wilks.
will show again in Turner Hall in
in a few weeks. His next date is
at Kinkldr next Sunday, and he
has every Sunday engaged for tbe
next five or six montbs He can
utupa pretty good show now
and always draws a good crowd
where ever he goes Remember
his next date is at Kinkier and ev-
erybody come.
QLECKLER NEWS.
[delayed.]
Aa I never see any news in your
little paper from our bnrg thought
1 would send in some, if you will
spare the space.
Revs, Mills of Columbus and
Buck and Chapman of Weimar,
were in attendance, with a large
crowd at Glass Chapel Sunday for
the dedication of tbe church.
Mr.Geo. Petty came out in a
four mtile wagon with his Sunday
school class, and Misses Heofftr'
Wolters, and Bishop, and Mes*
dames Reeves and baumgarten and
children.
Miss Lena Morrow left Sunday
for Weimar to teach school.
The Rocky School opened la*.!
Monday with Mi*s Eason of Hal-
ietsville as teacher.
Mr. Tom Thorrilon of North
Texas, who has been here for the
past two or three months visiting
his many relatives and fri* nd* re
turned to bis home Monday. This
is Mr. Thornton's old home having
left here some ten rears ago, and
his old friends as well as new ones
were sorry to see him leave, but
hope to see him back soon.
The ice cream supper at Andrew's
Chapel last Fiiday night was not
so well attended on account of the
cool weather and sickness in the
country. About $30, in all was
made with the eollection before.
Rey. Strodes of Eastern Texas
is holding a meeting at Glass Chpe!
Mr. Claud May and family left
Monday for Abiline their future
he me. They were accompanied by
Mr. Louis Beal of Bresiau who
will enter school at that place We
hate to loose our friends but if
they can do better we wish them
success.
Mrs Robertson of your city is
attending the meeting this week.
Miss Olinda Gleckler left Sunday
for Houston to visit Miss Mattie
Norton.
Mr. Len Morrow of Houston
visited his father, Mr. W, H.
Morrow Sunday.
Rev.J. S.Arrhart passed through
here Monday en route to Schulen-
burg to attend the Farmers Union
meeting.
Messrs. J. Riley and R. Zappe of
Halletsville went to the Union also
Monday.
Say Hackberry Notes locate the
String Band for us, we would like
to give parties with them some
time, «Ba mixture sounds better.*
Miss Frankie Hildebrand will
opened her school Monoay next at
Andrew's Chapel.
Miss Laura Gleckler returned
Saturday from Schulenburg after
a short visit to her parents ,
Miss Alice Ponder was in our
burg one day last week, canvassing
for the Houston Post at>d asks her
many frienns to favor her with
their votes when subscribing or
renewing their subscriping as she
is the only contestant in this coua •
ty working for the scholarship to
tho Massey Business College.
Bbass Band.
OR. I. E. CLARK
Physician aid Sorfets
Office at Residence and at
Grube's Drug Stora.
DR. A. J. ZIELIN9KI.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office. Jft Sfareymann's
'Drug Store. Tjelephone day
calls answered at drug store.
9/ight calls at residence.
DR. R. O. PERKINS,
DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
OFFICE: On Lyonn Ave. cal.l.
DR. W. O. LUEDEMANN,
Physician & Surgeon,
OFFICE: lo Proetzel Building. Phone
at Residence and Office.
Calls answered day & night
Robert Blum Lodge 54,
A. O. U. W.
Meets regular every 2nd and 4th
Wednesday. Tiansit brethern are
cordially invited to attend.
O. B. trchwenfce, M. W.
Wm. Keuper. Jr.. Recorder.
Sun Set Camp No. (20
w. o. w.
Meetsevel y lst and 3rd Friday in
tbe month. Visiting brethern are
cordially invited to meet with us.
G. M. Johnison, C. C.
Rudi. Nor0haii8en, Clerk.
Lyons Lodge, No. 195.
attend.
Meets on Friday
on or before the
first foil moon in
each month. Tran
sient bretheren are
cordially invited to
N. L. MCKinnon, W. M.
Feed Ebeling, 6b
8cnwrx,Bjr0UMef M.OM>GB jrp. km
K. OF P.
Meets every 1st and 3rd
Wednesday night In Sengel-
matin's hall All rtolnng
Knights cordially Invited to
attend the meetings <Jt the
lodge
B. WINFREE, C.C.
H. VOGELSANG, K of R4S
Ladies Lutheran Aid Sodety.
Meets the first Tuesday meyery
month, 5 p. m. Turner Hall. So-
licits the membership of tbe Luth-
erans of Schulenburg and vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Sengelmann, Pres.
Mrs. H. W. Neuhaus, See.
Farmers' Educational &
Co-operative Union
of America.
Meets on 2d & 4th Saturday in the
month at 3 o'clock in Sengelmann's
Hall. All visiting brothers are cor-
dially invited to attend,
John Doerbich, Pres.
B.J. Russek, Sec.
PATRONIZE
HOME INDUSTRIES!
? Highest market pHee
paid for eottei nsl
delivered at etl mill.
Will pay tbe easfc faff
line, or take it in ex-
change for hulls eat
sake meal, a| desiret.
CRH BAUMGARTEN.
H. GBU8B,
..THE..
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Prescriptions Carefully Filled.
Dr. Frank Kent of San
Antonio, Specialist in dis-
eases of Ear, Eye, Nose
and Throat will visit
Schulenburg October,
24th, Weimar October
25th. Examination Free.
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Winfree, Raymond. The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1906, newspaper, October 11, 1906; Schulenburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth189218/m1/5/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Schulenburg Public Library.