The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1901 Page: 3 of 5
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At HORNER'S
FARING SALE
Of all Summer
Dress Goods* White
Laces and
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r is the market report as compll-
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ices paid.
EVERY WEDNEDAY
(average)
Iper MX) lbs -
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.800
65
18c
6 to 7o
10 to ISo
........ 15 to 20c
10 to It
6c per lb
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er on account of heavey
of all kinds at Miss
. B. Robertson was visit-
in Flatonia Sunday last.
cheap at
fine capes
imann's,
Hon. J. F. Wolters of LaGrange
was in the city Sunday last.
gell your beeswax, pecans and
like to M. C, Levey.
tk Chylek of Moravia was
last Saturday.
j still arriving. Leave
with Miss Katye Wol-
tdSBHM'r-,
; Pustousky of Kinkier was
last Saturday on business.
or shredded
in stock in a few
Fred Heinrich of High Hill
in town last Tuesday.
was
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can be done than
Laundry turns
Johnson, agent
of Moravia's
was in town
fi y ■
Mrs. Will Dickey, Mr
Joe Reicbraann and Miss
" lann of Hallets-
lle were the guests of Mr. and
Sunday 1
Fall and VV inter suits made by
Strauss Bros, are the best. If you
are ready to order a new suit don't
forget to call on
Keuper & Steinmann.
Fred Burket of Moravia was in
town last Monday on business.
Just received a complete line of
dried fruits, such as prunes,
pcacbes, pears and apples at
Keuper & Steinmann's.
Stafford Hrabik came up from
Bay City Monday returning Tues-
day.
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
eee his friends. tf
John Kainer of St. John passed
through here last Friday en route
to High Hill to be present at the
funeral of his aged mother-in-law.
More new staple and fancy gro-
ceries on hand and to arrive at
Levey's and you all know he has
the best and sells as cheap as any-
one.
Frank Bednarek was in town
last Monday to have an operation
performed on his hand on which
he has a bone felon.
Go to Levey's for Holland Her-
nrg Brick cheese, Sap Sago
(Green) cheese and a world of
other delicacies.
Frank Matula came in from Mo-
ravia last Tuesday and took the
east bound passenger for East Ber-
nard to look after his interest there
For first-class up-to-date dental
work call on Dr. G. G. Tansey the
resident dentist who is now to be
f.iund in the new Russek building,
up stairs. Prices that will please
and all work strictly guaranteed
To be found in his office day and
ht.
Engle
on busi-
Char Coal for sale at
Voelkel,
Henr*y Kainer visited the home
folks at Moravia last Sunday.
J. M. Ilollub of Moravia was
in town last Monday on business.
Frank Hollub and wife of the
Moravia neighborhood were in
town Monday.
Louis Kahanek and wife of Mo-
ravia were here last Monday on
business.
Joe Opela one of the Moravia
well to-do farmers was in town last
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Arnim of Flatonia is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Sengelmann.
Miss Carrie Turner paid friends
in Flatonia pleasant visit last Sat
urday and Sunday.
MibS Agnes Seydler of High
Hill was ic the city shopping last
Tuesday.
Prof Fritz Schafus has gone to
San Antonio where he will reside
in the future.
Joe Hayek of near Moravia was
in town Monday on business. Jos
is quite a well-to-do farmer.
Messrs. T. W. Hill aud Joe
Koenig ot Weimar jvere among
the visitors in our city Sundav.
Mr. Chas. and Miss Tillie Per-
litz are in San Antonio visiting
their mother Mrs. F. W. Perlitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mueller and
child of Marl in are visiting the
formers mother Mrs. L. Mueller.
176<52 bales of cotton have been
pressed the Schulenburg compress
up to Wednesday noon.
For sale or Exchange for farm
land my cotton platform, one < f
the best paying investments in
Schulenburg. R. W. Ahrens.
Misses Kit and Tibby Edgar of
Edgar attended the funeral of Mrs.
M. Norton Wednesday.
Lieut. Moore and wife and Mrs.
C. C. Lenert of LaGrange were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Per-
litz Sunday last.
Mr. Hugh Dudley Garrison, the
popular night operator of the S P
R R. was in San Antonio Tuesday
on business.
We are prepared to handle you
cotton promptly and in a most
satisfactory manner. Give us a
trial and we will certainly be fav-
ored with your future business,
tf Luecke & Windel.
This is ideal dancing weather
and promices to be even so during
November. Of course you will at-
tend the grand ball to be given at
Turner Hall Thursday night Nov.
the 7th for which Joe Volino's
string band has been engaged, tf
Died, at her home near Schulen-
burg Tuesday morning at 3:40
o'clock, Mrs. J. M. Norton, aged
29 years, after a lingering illness of
six weeks duration. Her remains
were laid to rest Wednesday morn-
ing at 10 o'clock in the city ceme-
tery. She leaves a husband and
three small children, two boys and
one girl, to mourn her untimely
demise, to whom the Sticker ex-
tends its heartfelt sympathy.
libeling & Of}. |, E.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Residence and at
Grube's Drug Store.
Halie dsr Freiligrath Logo No. 14, Orden
der Hermanns Soehne, Schulenburg,
F. H. NEUHAUS, M. D.,
Physician & Surgon.
Texas, October, 22th 1931
BE1LE1DS-BECHLUESSE.
OFFICE: At Bre^mann's Drug Store.
Telephone connection with all parts of the
county. ,
J. F. WOLTERS.
TOM LANE
WOLTERS & LANE,
Lawyers.
Will practice in State and Federal Courts.
Office over First National Bank.
LaGRANGE, TEXAS.
Practically all of the horses that
have been at the San Antonio fair
will be at the Bermuda Valley
Stock farm next week. Forty new
stalls are now being erected and
preparation made for the care and
comfort of both the horsemen and
their stables.
Notice.
If you wish to invest m real
estate, call on me. I have several
baigains to offer" Respectfully.
Wm. Sen wen ke.
12 3t Engle Texas.
Mrs. Ketcham of Houston at-
tended the funeral of her daughter,
Mrs. J. M. Norton Wednesday
last.
A Grand Ball will be given al
Turner Hall Thursday night Nov.
the 7th for which occasion Joe Vo-
lino's San Antonio string band will
provide the music. The event is
being arranged for the special en-
tertainment of the visitors to the
fair and everyone is cordiallv in-
vited to attend' tf
Mr. John A. Amminn of Wei-
mar " was in our city last Wed-
nesday to attend the funeral of his
relative, Mrs. J. M. Norton.
Jn Anbetracht. das-? der unei-
bitterliche Tod uns or langjahrigcs
Mitglied tind Mitbegmender
Logo.
JOHN OLTMANNS
ausuns5rer Mitte g^risaaii und >vir
(lurch sein Hinscheiden cinen
treuen Bi nder sowie bictraurenden
Hinterbiiibenen einen treuen Gat-
ten und Vater verloren haben, so
set hiermit
Bcschlosson, dass wir das Dahiu
scheiden utiseres Bruders tief
betrauern, den hinterbliebenen
Angehoerigen unser innigstes
Beileid bezeugen und mit ihnen
das Andenken an unseren ver-
storbenen Bruder in Freund-
schaft, Liobe und Treue be-
wahren wollen.
Beschlossen, den Freibrief der
Loge auf 30 Tage ip Trauerflor
zu huellen.
Beschlossen,. dieso Btschluesse zu
protokolliren, eine Abschrift den
Hinterbliebenen zuzusenden, sowie
diefelben in Schulenburg Sticker
und der LaGranger Deutschen
Zeitung zu veroeffentHchen,
R. A. WOLTERS,
Josef Bekger.
E. Peter.
Comite.
OUT WITH THE OLD,
IN WITH THE NEW.
No use getting along with
that old imperFcct stove for
another winter. Better get
a new one.
These perfect draft, steel
stoves will give excellent ser-
vice every day, and in addition
to being excellent heaters, they
are economical users of fuel.
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My line of
Cooking
IS COMPLETE.
H. P. SCHAEFER,
SOU C7L.13N BUfiG,
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To Interest You \
s and Laces
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Because we claim our stock is
omplete in town and
er than you find in
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REASONS.
Wti
FIRST: We buy *h®se goods direct form the importer and in
this way save the profit of the jobber.
SECOND: The newest and most stylish things are to be had
at our store on this account.
THIRD; Our sales jn these lines have increased considerably
every season. You can't have better proof than this
as to their merit
FOUTH: Our assortment is spoken of and recommended by
all dress makers who are posted on STYLES, QUALITIES
and PRICES,
We invite all Ladies to
come and look for them-
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RESPECTFULLY.
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Cranz & Kessler. i
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Notice of Posting.
You are hereby notified that
my plantation 'n the Cryer league
1 1-2 miles southwest of Schulen-
burg is posted and the public is
warned that all trespassers upon
said place will be prosecuted.
This, the 17th day of October,
1901. Charley Anders.
Mrs R. Nordbanson came over
from her home in Sioivlton Thurs
day to visit her mother, Mrs. L
Ruhmann, and on her return home
Saturday was accompanied by her
sister Miss Isahelle Ruhmann who
will attend the Moulton academy
during its present term. Mrs.
Nordhausen before going to Moul-
ton will visit relattyes at Kenedy.
Remember that the special
road and bridge tax election
occurs Tuesday, Nov. the
7th, that the amount derived
from the levy of such a tax
in each precinct is to be de-
voted to improvements and
betterments of the public
highways in that specific
precinct and that each locali-
ty will receive the exclusive
benefit of its own contribu-
tion. A large vote shduld
be cast as the measure is of
the greatest importance,
Mr. Joseph Koss of the Svobo-
da of LaGrange was in Schulen-
burg last Saturday in the interest
of the paper with which he has so
long been connected. Mr. Koss
who was accompanied by his wife
spent the Sabbath with the latters
uncle Mr. H. Haidusek who re-
sides near Engle.
Mrs. Anna Heinrich age 63 who
was born 111 Neidek Machaln Aus-
tria, died at hot' home near High
Hill Thursday Oct. 24th and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery,
at the above point on Oct. 25th,
the Rev. Father Geriaeh having
performed the last sad rites. Mrs.
Heinrich came to Texas in 1860
and has resided in this vicinity
since that time. She was a chris-
tian lady, having for yoars been a
consistent member of the Catholic
church and leaves a large number
of relatives and friends to bemourn
her loss
NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Western Dibtrict of
Texas, at Austin, In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of the firm of Stro^cl
Brothers composed of Charles Bay-
loss Strqud and Clark Williams
Stroud, Bankrupt: In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of the firm of
Stroud Brothers, as composed of
Charles Bay loss Stroud and CJark
Williams Stioud, of the county of
Fayette and District aforesaid,a Bank-
rupt!
Notice is hereby given that on the
19th day of Otober, A. D., 1901,
the said firm of Stroud Brothers as
composed of Charles Bayloss Stroud
and Clark Williams Stroud was
duly adjudged bankrupt and that the
first meeting of the creditors will be
held at my office in Austin, Texas, on
the 9th day of Nov., A, D., 1901, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, exam-
ine the bankrupt, and transact HU.Ch
other business as may ^tftperly oorne
before meeting.
Franz Fiset,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Austin, Texas, October 21, A, D, 1901.
Mr. J. Siraa's Picturesque Place.
Mr. J. Sima of Praha is the
affable proprietor of one of the
most modern and unique- dancing
pavillions and picturesque flower
gardens in Texas. Tlio former
located immediately to the rear of
his saloon is about 25 feit in diam-
eter and of circular form. In its
construction an appreciation of
the beauties of nature was dis-
played by the protection afford-
ed the pretty shade trees which in
stead of having been felled, were
provided for by an opeuing being
made in the floor of the pavfllion,
thus making the effect at once uni-
que and delightful. The band
stand is located under a elustre of
trees, the shade from the brancb( s
of which completely protects the
musicians from tho rays of the
sun however warm the day. The
tlower garden with its variegated
blossoms and dozens of banana
trees, the latter with fruit both
maturing and matured is in itself
well worth a trip to this typical
Bohemian town. The shrubbery
is bountifully watered by an ar-
tesian well 190 feet deep which
flows 6000 gallons per hour, forc-
ing the stream twenty feet above
the ground. Mr. Sima gave a
dance and barbecue to his friends
Sunday last* and entertained thetn
in the most royal manner. The
Moravia brass band provided mu
sic for the spyeral hundred guests
present while the host supplied
the most substantial edibles in
abundance. The editor of thp
Sticker is under espccial obligations
to Messrs. Sima and Albert Ku
bianna of Flatonia for the many
courtesies extended. The Praha
Catholic church in charge of Rev.
Father Viaia is one of the
most successful parishes iu Texas.
The building which, is of Mul
doon stone, and was erected at 1
cost of $30 000 being an evidence
of the faith and good work of its
members.
Car of new
per barrel, 95c per sack
OUR GUARANT
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A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Married at the Catholic church
at High Hill, the Rev. Father Gar
lach officiating, Mr. Joe Cragsmann
and Miss Emma Dieringer and Mr
Aug. JSwerschke and Miss Lena
Eschenburg, AH of whom are
well knowu and young people
The Sticker joins their many
friends in extending sincero con
gratulations.
ST. JOHN.
St. John Got. 27, 1901.
Thinking that a few dots from
this part of the world would not
be out of place, will send in a'fow
Cotton moking is a thing of the
past and 1 think that a majority
of the faruievs are satisfied with
the results of this year's labor
notwithstanding corps aro below
the normal yield. But the peopl
who live around in this section by
industry and atrie* frugality gen
eraliy make both ends meet at t,he
end of the year, hence their satis
faction.
Messrs. John May and Li
Glass, two prominent farmers of
this section are taking in the sights
of the great San Antonio fair
Their many friends are seriously
considering the question of tele
graphing to the ciiief of police of
the city to look after them and
see that they do not SfOt mis-
placed.
To day Is a great gala day at
St. John.People from far and near
havo congregated here for the pur.
pose of partaking of the hospitali-
ties of Mr. Anton Kahanek, who
has just completed tho building of
a Hue dance-nail, the dimension of
which i« 3(>x()8 feet which affords
the young people a nico and 00111-
fortable place to trip the light fan-
tastic too to their hearts content
which they certainly availed them-
selves of tho opportunity, the itin
sic was furnished by the home
band, which v-as very ci editable
to the boys who make up the Uafcd, j lumbus
it being only on? y$ai' old. In week
We want your trade,
We have fresh goods
IM^-Jlheaper
Royal,
Goodluck,
Vision,
Etc.
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DANDY,
bars 25c.
CLARETTE,
Etc.
(O cts.
3 for 25c 1
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all seemed to enjoy themselves
Now Mr. Sticker 1 wish to add
a line in connection with this how-
ever, on a different subject being a
farmer myself, J am interested in
the welfare of all, especially that
of the producer. Loubtless a
good many farmers around Schu-
lenburg ht ve carried out Prof.
Mally's suggestions (at I east a part
of them) in destroying the boll
weevil, inyseli and others would
like to know what success they
had in poisoning or in other
means used to «!estr*ty them; I
would suggest tint t! ose who are
interested in getting lid of the
boll weevil meet in Schulenburg given here Sunday was
some Saturday and 1 xchfange opi.r attended. Largo crowds
ions and experience in regard to Frelsbnrg, Shawe Bond,
destroying this great pest to the; vilje and
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some
of same last
Mr. J. C.
etteville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.
were visiting tbei.
for a while left ft
Friday.
Miss Alma K
ville is visiting
Miss Alra-t
teaching school near
here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, 11.
Weimar are vi>iting their 1
and friends here.
Tho Star priae shooting 1
whole country bccanse the weevils
are here, and 1 fear to stay, and
there is another question of grave
importance which we could talk
about, the protecting of birds and
other interests to tho producer, it
is a fact that the time has come for
those upon whom depends the
1 rosperity of tho ciyilized world to
get closer together. J, W. K.
ELL1NQER NOTES.
and all had a jolly time.
Messrs. B. F. Tarn,
kowsky and C. J. Ts
Grange took in the shooting
dance here Suuday.
Jim and a p.
Messrs. Eng. Koehl, C. J. 11.
Meyer and Elo. C. Meyer of this
place attended tho International
Fair at San Antonio last week.
Mr. J. Y. Macbalek was in
Brenham last week visiting his
brother Frank.
Rev. Robt. Iieise and his sister
Adela were visiting their friends
and acquaintances at Swiss Alps
last week,
Miss* Katie Bi-aunshelde of Co-1
was here on a visit last
connection with the free danco a
sumptuous free dinner was spread
for all present. The concourse of
people were large, being made up
of the surrounding towns and
neighborhood of this section and
There was a wedding at the
German Lntherian church last
Thursday, Mr. Jacoh Foster was
married to Miss Meta Burger,
Rev- R. Heise officiating.
Mr. Grogor Xipulae who bought
Marriage license.
Jan. Sykora and Anna
Karl Somrner and Paulina
Fritz Brunner and Clara
Mack Woods and
Ferdinand Ripper
Manowsky, Jim
Amelia Grote, Josef Zii
Frantiska Blaha, Alois
ami Mrs. Marie ZehransfcH
11st Bruus and Miss Ida Winter.
COUNTY COURT.
Estate of Joha
ceased, Henry Eilers
temporary
tix;od at
Hy. Etwling and By.
]>ointed appraisers.
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et al, minors, report
and receipt
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King, W. R. The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1901, newspaper, October 31, 1901; Schulenburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth188994/m1/3/: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Schulenburg Public Library.