The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1901 Page: 3 of 4
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HORNER'S
The prettiest line of Wash
Goods isatyourdisposal,|such
as Madras Cloth, Near Silks,
Lervo in stripes and dots, and
especially
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White Goods.
Trimmings in a great variety
and up-to-date styles, Lin-
ings and necessaries.
A big line of Lace Sample
Handkerchiefs.
GROCERIES. AND FEED STUFF.
The Celebrated Tl DAL WAVE Flour.
At HORNER'S.
REPORT.
; as compil-
-'Weeklv. socord-
; market prices paid.
WEDNESDAY
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60c
..00c
7 c
i..r. ...i_.no demand.
......10 to 15c
.. 16 to 20
not wanted
nominal
10c
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nominal
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sales only on
this time of season
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Fla-
tags to Levey.
was in Flatonia
iy last week.
- at Keuper & Stein-
Mr. Wm. Hahnke visited Shi-
Yoakum and Cuero this week.
Lion Coffee and other select
Levey's. :j
I. E. Clark made a profes-
trip to San Antonio Monday.
Shop for rent. Apply at
W. A. Richter's.
Albert Sass of LaGrange
Mends here last
eggs to
visited New
lnmann's.
Weimar
on a business mis-
and Key
5 at Levey's.
paid his La-
his personal re-
Miss Lnecke of Moulton is a
visitor at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Wolters.
A choice lot of fancy and flint
stick candies just arrived at
Levey's.
Mrs. E. Matthews of Runkie,
La., is visiting her brother, Dr.
Matthews of this city.
We have a lot of Figured Lawns
that we are selling at cost. Keuper
& Steinmanu.
Mr. Fred. Werth and family left
last week for Dallas, where they in
the future will reside.
Go to Levey's for Peiper-Heid-
sick and for the celebrated Jackson
Square and Rose leal Smoking
Tobaccos.
Miss Schuhmacher of LaGrange
was the guest of the MisSes Perlitz
last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. F. H. Neuhaus and chil-
dren left for Houston Tuesday
where they will visit the family of
Mr. J. V. Neuhaus.
Miss Cora Kessler is again at
home after spending several days
with relatives in Yoakum.
Everybody is so well pleased
with Levey's groceries, and his
manner of dealing, that is scarcely
necessary for him to advertise.
Fred Breyminn paid Seguin a
visit Sunday. Freddie says Se-
guin is the only town on the map.
Mrs. A. Roos of Yoakum, and
Mrs, J. M. Whitmore and little
daughter, of Iowa Park, Texas,
are visitors at the home Of the
former's son, Mr. Oscar Roos.
Mr. Z. O. Zapp, the popular
deputy sheriff of LaGrange, was
shaking hands with his Schulen-
burg friends Monday.
Messrs. Fritz Schaefer and Har-
ry Voglesaug are on a combined
business and pleasure trip to Vox
Populi, from which poiut they
will probably return Saturday.
Mrs. Kainer and daughter, Miss
Martha, and Miss Agnes Rehmann
of LaGrange visited Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Wolters last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bush Wilkins of
LaGrange were the guests of Miss
Schwartz, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins were
en route to Hackberry where they
were entertained by Mrs. Ella Car-
son.
Mrs. R. H. Knalle of New Ulm
and her pretty sister-in law, Miss
Nellie Knalle of Gainesville, are
being entertained by Mi6S Schwartz.
Mr. Harris Green, whom both
Schulenburg and Weimar claims
as a citizen, was in Schulenburg
Tuesday afternoon, personally in-
specting the boll weevil machines
being exhibited by Boettcher
Bros.
Messrs. R, A. Wolters and H.
P. Schaefer left Sunday for Bee-
ville to personally inspect and care
for their property in that territory.
Prof. Heinmann of Flatonia is
in the city in the interest of Ernst
Goeth's new German paper, the
Central Texas Boltsblatt, which is
published at Temple, and which
is edited in Mr. Goeth's usual able
style.
Dr. Everton begs to advise his
dental patrons requiring profes-
sional attention that he is prepared
to serve them at his old office on
Main Steet.
Sheriff Burford of Colorado Coun-
ty was a pleasant visitor at the
Sticker office last Saturday. He
reports that the oil excitement and
rice industry have given Colorado
County renewed energy aud that
commercial activity is everywhere
evident.
Mr. Wm. Brilling has accepted
a position at Lockhart, and left for
his new home Monday. The Stick-
er wishes for him deserved success
in his new location.
Mr. C. A. Kessler and daughter,
Mrs. L. Krook and her litile son
left Tuesday for Fredericksburg,
where tbey will remain until the
heat of the summer is over.
Mr. Henry Ritsch, a prosperous
farmer of O'Quinn, was in the city
Thursday en-route to north Texas,
where be will spend several weeks
in assisting some of his friends in
harvesting wheat. *
Mr. Gus Bumgarten left Tuesday
for Dallas, where he goes as a del-
egate to the Oil Mill Superintend-
ents' association. It is "probable
that he will be gone until the lat-
ter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Woodul,
who have been living in San An
tonio recently, have returned to
Schulenburg Where Mr. Woodul is
employed in the telegraph depart-
ment of the Southern Pacific rail-
road.
Quite a number of the school
patrons were entertained Friday
afternoon at the academy by Prof.
Meyer and his assistants. It was
entirely an informal affair, given
for the purpose of bringing the
teachers and patrons of the school
closer together. Sherbert and oth-
er refreshments were served.
no Rakes!
is a perfect machine
every respect. If interested we re-
you to any of the following gen=
en who bought them last year;
Wm. Kortland, Freyburg, Alvis Fillip, Dubina,
John Koinircka, Sinaon Bubenik, F. Fillip, F, Technik, Moravia,
John Pargac, Gleckler, Ern.it Pelzel, Dr. I. E. Clark, Schulenburg,
Vincenz Kahanck, Engle, A. Probe, Schulenburg, John Koenig, Dubina,
\ Emil Cadwell, Engle, A. Prazak, St. John, John Blanar, Moravia.
Most of the above gentlemen also use the JONES STEEL RAKE. v
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I A. WOOD MOWER, which is favorably known i
over the land, having boon in use by some of our old settlers 1
Ask men like F. Graf, Gottlieb Jochen, F- Kaase, Ghas.:
about them, They can tell you how these old machines i
do their duty.
have still another Mower, the STANDARD; but 3 different 4|
makes is more than we care to handle, so we have concluded to
close it out below cost. If you want a STANDARD $40 will buy it.
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All our Mowers and Rakes are warranted to be well made and of
good material and to do good work with proper management.
If you have a Mower you should not be without a JONE'S SICKLE GRINDER. *
It will give you good satisfaction and last a life time.
4
& Kessler.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Levey of
Eagle Lake are in the city en route
to California on their bridal tour. I
While on the Pacfic coast Mr. J
Levey will attend a convention of j
the Order of Railroad Telegraphers i
of the Sunset route, of which he is
an official.
For relief and comfort in
Asthma Ballard's Horehound
Syrup hns no equal. Prioe 25 aud
50 cts. lireymann's drug store.
Mr. Wm. Robertson, who has
been so extremely ill recently is
still in a precarious condition,
though he is stronger somewhat
now than he was a few days ago.
His brother, Mr. J. T. Robertson,
from Montgomery, Ala., is here
visiting him and is charmed with
this section Of Texas.
Dr. G. G. Tansey, Dentist.
All work up-to-date and strictly
guaranteed. Office opposite F. J.
Knesek's.
Messrs. Jack and Hugo Horner
have returned home from San An-
tonio where they have been locat-
ep for several months. The form-
er holds an important position in
the Alamo City with Ralh Bros.
Cotton Co , while the latter has
been in western Texas for several
months in quest of health.
Ringworm, Tetter, Itching
Piles, ltcb, Eczema cured quickly
and effectually with Hunt's Cure.
Money refunded if it fails. Price
50 cents.
The unusually gracious dispo-
sition which Mr. Chris, Bamngar-
ten, Jr., is now displaying in attri-
butable to the recent arrival at his
home of a young lady to increase
his responsibility and contribute to
his joy. Both mother and child
are progressing nicely under the
care of Dr. Neuhaus attending.
Backache, Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, Rheumatism; Catarrh, Diar-
rhoea, Cramp Colic, all aches and
pains speedily cured with Hunt's
Lightniug Oil. bailing, money
refunded.
The Dollar round trip rate from
Schulenburg to San Antonio was
an attractive feature offered by the
Southern Pacific Sunday, for which
one hundred and eighty tickets
were sold from here. Many peo-
ple came over from LaGrange,
Halletsville and other points to
take advantage of the excursion
rates.
In Cheatham's Laxative Chill
Tonic (tablet form) is the greatest
combination of effectiveness and
convenience known. Carry a box
in your vest pocket and taken as
occasion requires and you will
be immune from all malaria trob-
les. Safe, swift, and guaranteed
to cure.« Only 25 cents per bax.
Mr. C. Baumgarten, Sr., one of
the founders of the town and most
prominent citizens of the section,
is confined to his bed with an ^af-
flicted foot,with which he has been
suffering for the past ten dayg. He,
however is on the improvement
list and is thought that his familar
figure will again be seen on the
streets in a few ways.
If you put your hands in the pock-
ets you'll find a little dodge—that's
our bond—that means that we are
in earnest when we say that the
BUCKSKIN BREECHES are the
best pants that money will buy.
They are the kind of pants that
don't rip, and keep the buttons
until they are won} out, Whep
tbey do wear out you'll think
about the quality, just as we do,
The following medals were a*
warded by the Schulenhmg Acad-
emy, covering the scholastic term
just closed: Clara Wolters, great-
eat progress in studies; Edna John-
son, most perfect deportment; Otto
Sohul??, mogt perfeot attendance, in
Prof. Meyers' room. Victor John-
son, greatest progress in studies;
Hicks Grace, most perfect attend-
ance, in Miss Kes^elus1 room.
you know what you are taking
when you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing tljat it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless from. No
Cnre, No pay. 5Qc.
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Schulenburg Masonic Lodge
which occurred last Friday even-
ing the annua] election of Q$oeja
was held, with the following result:
Dr. I. E. Clark, W. M.; Alex
Hirsch, S. W.; E. B. Kessler, J.
W.; H. P. Schaefer, Treas.; Fred
Ebeling, Sec ; R. J. Zimmermann,
Tiler. The lodge ig ;n a flourish,
ing condition, and much interest is
manifested in its affairs.
For Sale !
Fine farm 340 acres three mileg
North froin Sphplenhurg and I
miles East from IJigh Hill. Will
gell all or part of it. For further
particulars apply at John Wicks,
High Hill, Texas. # 42 4t
Contractor Qbenh^qs has com-
pleted the east gallery to the resi-
dence of Mr. R. Wolters, Sr. The
addition gives Mr. Walters' al-
ready pretty residence a piotur-
esque effect- Mr. Obenhaus is a
skillful workman whose services
are always in demand.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roos gave a
relatives card party Tuesday even-
ing at which Dr. Clark distinguish-
ed himself by wiuning two games.
It is intimated that the entertain-
ment was given in order to afford
the Doctor an opportunity of per-
fecting himself for the Card Club
next Thursday evening,
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DR. I. E. CLARK,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence and at
Grube's Drug Store.
F. H. NEUHAUS, M. D.,
Physician & Surgeon.
OFFICE: At Breymann's Drug Store.
Telephone connection with all parts of the
coantv.
DR. C. C, MATTHEWS,
Registered and
Practicing Physician,
Schulenburg, Texa:,
Office
At Residence.
Telephone connection to all
parts of the country.
7-41.
J. F. WOLTERS.
TOM LANE
WOLTERS & LANE,
Lawyers.
Will practice in State and Federal Courts.
Office over First National Bank.
LAGRANGE, TEXAS.
Your local coupon ticket agent
has been supplied with illustrated
and descriptive literature showing
the beauties of the scenery and re-
sorts of Colorado and the Rocky
Mountains. These books are free
for the asking, and "The Denver
Road* will be glad to give added
assistance by correspondence in
your choice ef a place to spend
your vacation. 44-4t
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County. Frank J Cheney
tnaks oath that he is senior part-
ner of the firm ot F. J. Cheney &
Co., doins: business in the City of
Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars
for each and every case of Cat-
arrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh JCure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and sub-
in my presence this 6th day or.
December, A. D. 1886.
—A. W. GLEASON,
■{ seal }- Notary Pubblic.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Mrs. R. H. Knolle of New Ulm
and Miss Knolle of Gainesville,
who were for several days the
charming guests of Miss Schwartz,
left for their homes Tuesday after-
noon. Mrs. Knolle was reared at
Schulenburg where, as Miss
Schwartz, she was extremely pop-
ular, and her many friends are al-
ways glad to welcome her to her
old home. The (young men felt
exceptionally honored by her late
visit, on which she was accompa-
nied by her sister-in-law, Miss
Knohe, who is as versatile and en-
chanting as she is pretty.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION COR MA-
LARIA
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
Gioye's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
is simply iron and quinine in
tasteless from. No cure—no pay.
Price 5Qc.
Mr. H. P. Schaefer has perfect-,
ed a machine that he confidently
believes wiU result in the extermi-
nation of the boll weevil on farms
on which it is employed. The ma-
chine, which is to be propelled by
two horses, has three spray oocks
out of which tq emit the poisoned
solution with which to kill the
pest, is eastly adjustable, which
enables the farmer to throw the
fluid W.pop the cotton plant with
whatever force is necessary. It is
sincerely hoped that Mr. Schaefers'
expectations will be realized, as
the machine he offers is muph dims
pier ap4 Jeffs expensive than a
great many of the others being of-
fered the public,
Tf* Gate Dyspepsia aad Indigestion,
Sour Stomach or Heartburn, take
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All drug-
gists are authorised to refun.l
money if they fail to oure. Price
50 cents per package.
DANQSAQUNG.
Allen Freunden und Bekftnnten,
die mich wiihrepd meiner letsten
J£raukheit besucht, und sich liebe-
voll urn mlch bemiiht haben, spe-
ciell auch den werten Briidern der
Freiligrath Loge O. D. H. S. sage
ich hiemit meinen vertyudliGhsten
Danfc,
. Mh. and Mrs. F. C. Wolters.
Schulenburg im Juni 1901.
The Alamo City Business College
A live School un^er a live man-
agement, Over 800 per cent in-
crease in patronage this year.
Positions secured for Graduates,
Uunvaled faculty of tyainod and
educated teachers. For elegant
catalogue, Address, C. H. Clark,
Pres., Alamo Insurance Building.
San Antonio, Texas.
K. P. attention; Attend an im-
portant meeting at the Lodge to be
held at our hall Wednesday night,
June 5, 1901.
Marx Schwartz, G. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wolters of
LaGrange spent a day here the
guests of the former's parents,
Mayor and Mrs. Theodore Vyolt-
ers, last week,
BY
PAPER
WALL
Let us
Figure on •;
Your
Work.
'Twould take a big book to tell you
of the beauty and economy of
our Wall Paner Stock. Jbl
NEW STYLE& IN 1901 SHADES AND COLORS.
10Wl NEW. LOW PRICES. TOO!
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And don't forget about
SCREENS and DIXIE BARS!
BAUMGARTEN BROS.
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Schulenburg Electric Xiglit
W. H. McKINNON, Manager.
Patronize the Schulenburg Electric Light Co. Electric lights in business
houses and residences are preferable to the oil lamp for a number of reasons;
are cheaper, afford a better light, are neater and more convenient. Our
rates are reasonable, and everv effort is nut forth to eive food service. * ^
rates are reasonable, and every effort is put forth to give good service.
NEATNESS. CHEAPNESS. EFFICIENCY.
r V; vjt&H
If you are not U3ing Electric Lights, we would be glad to have you become
a patron, and are quite sure you would be well pleased with the service.
5. T.
Waving ditpctr.tl of uty Saloon Rntinets,
I tcill note Replenish uty Stofk of
Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Brick, Lime,
Cement, Paints, Oils, Builders' Hardware
and Undertakers' Goods.
HI
6ive me your Business
and Remember the
Leader is ■-
Hearse ±xl Oonnectiou.
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S.T.
Pilgener*
Nanon, r ? "
Extra Pale, ''
Culmbacher, Xi
Kaiserbeer, u
2.75
2.75
2.75 IBS
BOTTLE BEER: Louisiana export, pilsener and
The following Saloons in Schulenburg sell the New
Sunny South Saloon. Sigmund Schaefer, P;
F. F. Schaefer. G. Ebeling, Zum K
Respectfully, JOHN
Years ago the Delineator, a
magazine published in New York,
devoted its columns almost exclusi-
vely to the latest designs and
fashionable creation of the Mod-
iste. Today it is uot only an in-
telligent reflector of fashion but is,
in addition, a litary gem. In its
July edition, an early copy of
which we have been furnished, it
treats of many interesting subjects,
the most prominent of which is
perhaps the Pan-American Expo-
sition, a number of the buildings
of which are presented in three
different colors, the artistio effect
of which is perfeot, The subscrip-
tion to the Delineator is only one
dollar per annum^
Mr. Louis Melcher of Engrle, a
photographer of twelve years ex-
perienced, will on June the 1st.
open a lirst class photograph gal-
lery at Engle, where those desir-
ing their pictures taken can be ac-
commodated and are guaranteed
first class work. 5-30 4t.
Miss Forest of Brownwood has
returned to Freyburg after an ab-
sence o{ several weeks spent with
her pareuts, and will now resume
her school duties. She and Miss
Ahrens of Freyburg were shopping
in Schulenburg Monday,
Want T'fce Pat off At Buffalo?
For rates and particulars about
the Pan-American Exposition call
on any M. K. & T. Ry. Agent, or
address YV. G. Crush, Gen'l. Pass.
Agt., Dallas, Texas.
Remember Joe Winkler's barber
shop is on the east side of Lyons
avenue, between Horner's and
Schaefer's, where he will be glad to
aee his friends. tf
Those wishiug oil stock in the
Nobles
Southern
Holiness Association,
Texas, May 29 to June 9}
one-third fare,
- Imperial Council
Shrine, Kansas City:
June 9, at one fare plus §2 00;
June 16.
Pommencement Exercises * "
College, College
sale June 8-9; convent
linit June 13.
Southern Industrial
Philadelphia, Pa.; tic
7-8 at one standard fare; limi
Paul Quinn College Comme
Exercises, Waco, Texas;
sale June 25-36; convention :
Texas State Teachers'
San Antonio, Texas: tico-v^a
June 26-26; convention rates
Summer Session Educational
(ution, Chicago, 111.; round tri
ets one first-class fare plus £2;
June 16-16, good to return Sept. 30.
Annual Meeting Colored Ma
Victoria, Texas; convention rates ;
ply; on sale June 9-10;, limit June 1—
Teachers' Association of Tex?"<>
Sherman, Texas; tickcts cu sale Ju
26-26} convention rates apply.
Commencement Texas Uaiv
Austin, Texas: convention rates
ply; tickets on sale June 8-10; limitegassgs
Julv 27.
National Eoleetic Musical Associa-
tion, Chattanooga, Teun.; ona and
one-third fare round trip; tickets o*
sale June 14 to 18.
Clark, H. Graf or W. R. King.
Stock is now going at 25C a
share.
Oil! Oil! Oil! The BORE-
ALIS OIL COMPANY fa
now selling oil stoek at 250 *
share. Buy early and a,void the
rush. See R. Wolters, Dr. I.
E. Cl*?k, Graf or W. It. King.
Read, the big "ad" which will ap-
pear in our u'ext issue.
The death of Alexander Edwin
Sweet, newspaper mat) and
morist, at his home in New Yorfc
recently, will be deplored ynf
thousands. Under the ntnn do
plume of "Col. llill Snort" ho
long ago became delight to mil-
lions of leaders. He srew to man-
hood in.Texas aud was ever loyal
to the state and its people. He
had thousands of personal friends
in all parts of the state who will
feel tho twinge of sorrow whoa ;
they learn of his death.—Dallas.
Times-Herald.
Now a Chicago broker goes
immaculate professor ona better 5
by averring that not only has ho
never smoked, chewed, drank,
Swore hugged or kissed; but he ; t,;
has never had an impure thought
The woman that this follow i.^'i
married to is to be congratulate.!^
for the whitest flower of feminin-
ity would feel like smut by tho
side of such puntr. I"
get lost in the shuffla at
meeting. —Houston Post.
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