The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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patrons to inspect his stock.
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The Barber.
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Read and be convinced.
Thousand* of other like
testimonials In our pos-
session.
Jtm. LUla, of Sbwry, Wis., writes:
"Oar children bad a vtolaot aoagh
bat ware aomplataly anrad attar
taktag Sere re's Balaam tor Laogs
tor two day*."
Snob results are obtained
almost In every Instance
by the use of "
SEVERA'S —>
BALSAM FOR LUNGS.
h is a positive euro for
all coughs, eolds, hoarse-
ness, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, croup etc.
PRICE 23 AND 80 CENTS.
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WH V i KJN'T YOU EAT RICE
If !o not eat rice you ought
to. It ?• n ideal food, easily di-
gested, nutritions and cheap. Send
ten <*?!**< in stamps to S. F. B.
Morye, A*st. Passenger Traffic
Manager, Southern Pacific, Sun-
set .Koute, Ilorrston, Texas for
copy of Southern Pacific Kice Cook
Book containing two hundred re
c upts for preparing rice.
Sunset Camp, No. 120.
w. o. w.
Meets every ist and 3rd Friday in
the month. Visiting brethren are cor-
dtally invited to with us.
O'.. liAUMGARTEW, Jr., C. C.
C*. M.Johnson, Clerk.
The foolish merchant who re-
fuses to advertise, then claims that
sdvertiseing doesn't p«y is like
farmer who starved his cows and
then complained of the quality of
milk they were giving. It's food
for thought at ieaet.—Ex.
Southern Pacific Rates.
State convention of Travelers
Protection Association, Waco, Tex.
Tickets on sale April 2nd, good to
return April 6th.
In order to stimulate California
travel, the Southern Pacific-Sun-
set Route has decided to put on ex-
tremely low rates from all points
along its line in Louisiana and
Texas. The rate from New Or-
leans to San Francisco will be'$30,
from Beaumont $27.50, from Gal-
veston $26.45, from Houston, Aus-
tin, Dallas, i^t. Worth, San An-
tonio. and Denison $25. Tickets
will be one-way, second class and
will be accepted on payment of the
through Pullman tourist sleeping
car rate on all Pullman Excursion
sleepers operated -overthe Sunset
Route. Tickets will be sold daily
during March and April and are
limited to continuous passage/This
is the chance, of a life time to
make the trip to California. , The
through excurion,sleeping cars are
the very best of their kind, are
personally conducted and equipped
with every convenience of travel.
For further information address
local Southern Pacific agent or,
LUMBERMEN3 EXCURSION
TO MEXICO APRIL 10th TO
•23rd 1902
For the accomodations of those
desiring to make this trip, the
Southern Pacific-Sunset route will
run £ special train through to Mex-
ico City. This train will leave
Houston at 11:15 P. M., April 10th
and will stop at all points of intrcst
in the republic along the route
travelled reaching Mexico City
morning of April 15th and remain-
ing at that point until 7:30P. M"
April 17th. A rare chance to visit
this most interesting city. For
information regarding rates, sleep-
ing ear reservations, etc. apply in
person or write Carl F. Drake,
Austin Texas, or,
N. L. Robbins, T. J. Anderson
C. P. & T. A. A. <3r. P. A.
Houston, Texas.
[|A Lesson in Actresses' Lines. /f
"It seeme to me that stage struck 1 *
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Good Things in Queen's Album.
A London paper gives an inter-
esting account of an album owned girls who think life behind the foot-
b)' the Queen of Greece, to which liehts is one round of pleasure,
many royal personages have contri-1 might learn something from study-
buted. Some of the opinions ex- ing the photographs of celebrated
pressed in the book are decidedly J actresses," said a noted Eastern
amusing. To the question, "Wha't photographer who caters to the the-
is your idea of happiness?" the atrical profession. "The actresses
King of Greece replied: "Always who are always smiling and looking
to have a sovereign without a frivolous in their pictures are al-
crown." The King of Sweden was; most invariably of minor imper-
asked what was his conception of j tance. Even Lillian Russell, who
real unhappiness, and answered : has for years posed as a profession-
] that he could think of nothing
1 worse than tight shoes, a corn and
a heavy foot on it. When Edward
VII was requested to reveal the
person against whom* he bore the
greatest grudge, he answered, "The
man who insists upon pointing his
umbrella at me and exclaiming,
'There he is' j " The Emperor of
Austria gave a different answer to
this query, and said he could think
of no person whom he disliked
more than the man whose custom-
ary greeting was> "Good heavens,
how old you do look!" The Em-
press of Russia answered the same
question as follows: "For me
there is no person more disagreea-
ble than the woman who considers
her children the healthkst in the
world and who looks upon other
children as being very intelligent,
but fearfully weak and delicate."
al beauty, is seldom photographed
smiling. There is a sadness in the
expressions of most of the great
actresses that even the camera can
not overcome. Duse, Bernhardt
and Ellen Terry, to r..entk>n three
foreign artists from three different
countries, are never smiling in their,
photographs. Julia Marlowe wears
a perpetual frown, and Fanny Dav-
enr>ort's mouth had a droop th*at
suggested weariness and care. I
might also mention Ada Refian,An-
nie Russell, Julia Arthur, Minnie
Maddern Fiske and a host of others
to illustrate my point that the fa-
mous women of the stage look far
from being happy."
"Red Vest" Woodruff Reformed.
Representative Shattue, of Ohio,
heard that Lieutenant-Governor j has had a lot of handbills printed
Odd Mission on the Side.
There is a new Philadelphia res-
taurant tnat is unique. In addition
to catering to the wants of the in-
ner man, it aims to provide a club
for servant girls on their Thursday
afternoons out. The proprietoress
SENGELMANN BROS',
Aioohol As Fuel.
The recent competition at the
Grand palais in the Champs Ely-
sees, Paris, has shown that alcohol
can hold its own against petroleum
generally and coal itself, in some
cases, as an economical source of
light, heat and motive power. All
kinds of motors, both stationary
and portable, were shown working
with alcohol in the sam: manner
as they might have been by petro-
leum; and in the various systems
of lighting alcohol affords the same
intensity, while for domestic warm-
ing and industrial firing it possesses
over coal and petroleum the great
advantage of being clean, of burn-
ing without smoke or smell, and of
not fouling the appliances. At the
present prices in France, from 50
to 60 cents per litre (.55 of a gal-
lon, debased alcohol, mixed with a
calorific power, is practically on a
par with petroleum; and M. Sa-
batier asserts in the Matin that the
price might be reduced to that
reigning in Germany, or by more
than 50 per cent.
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Graoie Saw the White House.
Gracie Merriam, a 12-year-old
girl from Cicciniati, as visitingw
friends in Washington last week.
She was anxious to see the White
House, including the rooms where
the president lives. None of her
friends could get her the desired
permission, so she wrote this let-
ter:
"Dear Mr. Roosevelt:—I am a
little girl from Cincinnati, and I
want to go through the White
House so much. I don't know any-
body to take me there, and I
thought I would write you and ask
if you would let me see it. Ytoir
true friend, Gracie Merriam."
A day or two later Gracie re-
ceived a letter from the president
saying he would be glad to see her,
and that she could go through the
White House from top to bottom
if she would come and bring his
note with her. She came and was
given a special escort and weijt
through the historic old mansion
from top to bottom.
Something New By The Sunset Central
Commencing March 9th out of
Dallas, and March 10th out. of New
Orleans, the Sunset Central Lines
will institute LOUISIANA AND
TEXAS LIMITED carrying
through Pullman Buffet Sleepers
between Denison,. Dallas and New
Orleans touching all intermediate
points, leaving Deuison 8:00 a. in.,
Dallas 11:00 a. m., Houston 7:50
p. no., arriving New Orleans 8:35
a. m. This new through Pullman
service has been established owing
to the demands of travel to and
from North Texas and will be kept
up to the high standard already
established by the Sunset Central
Lines. For further information
address your local agent or . '
M. L. Robbins, T. J. Anderson,
G. P. & T. A. A. G. P. A.
Houston, Texas.
Facts as to Flushes, Etc.
Prince Henry, who spent much
time before starting for this coun-
try in reading up on our geography,
customs and characteristics, would
have gathered much knowledge at
the^ fountain head could he have
been present at a trial which opened
in New Yofk the other day, when
information of an official kind was
on'tip concerning the great Ameri-
can game of poker. It was a suit
for slander in connection with a
card game, and nearly a hundred
talesmen were' rigorously examined
as to bob-tail flushes, full houses,
pat hands and bluffs before the
twelve jurors were secured.
They never did fail; they never
will fail. . What? Chcathams Lax-
ative Tablets—to cure at. once.
Carry them in your vest pocket.
Always ready. Guaranteed. Price
25 cents.
As the "Kids" Understood.
To scientific investigation of the
ignorance of children as to the
meaning of the songs they are re-
quired to sing in the public and
private schools these two examples
are submitted by the Philadelphia
Times. Both are the experience of
a teacher in a Philadelphia primary
school. Her class was singing
"America. ' "When they came to
the line, "My heart with rapture
thrills," one little girl was heard
shouting lustily, "My heart with
rats are filled." In her Sunday
school class a little girl sang the line
in a hymn, "A charge to keep I
have," as' "Eight years to keep I
^ave."
Woodruff was in Washington, re-
lates a correspondent, and hurried
up to the Arlington hotel to see
him. Shattue is an expert on high-
ly colored vests. He contracted the
habit when he was the general pas-
senger agent of a railroad and
brought it to congress with him.
His vests light up the gloom of the
house on dark days. What Mr.
Shattue wanted to tell Lieutenant-
Governor Woodruff about was a
new vest he had just received from
Paris. "It was a dark wine-col-
ored froundwork," he said enthusi-
astically, "with bright red game
roosters embroidered on it. I shall
not wear it often. Once or twice
will be enough, and then I shall
paralyze the house with it." Lieu-
tenant-Governor Woodruff listened
with languid interest. T gave up
the vest habit some time ago," he
said. ■ "My vests are now so black
that charcoal would make a white
mark on them."
Admiral Farenholt's Distinction.
Rear Admiral Oscar W. Faren-
holt, United States navy, who was
inspection officer at Charlestown
navy yard up to about a year ago,
and who is now on the retired list,
is the only officer in the service who
reached from the position of en-
listed man. Admiral Farenhott is
now living in Maiden, Mass. His
last duty was in the Far East,
where he commanded the double
tui red monitor Mcmadnock. He
entered the navy first as a volunteer
during the civil war and has a rec-
ord of more than sixty years' sea
service.
calling attention to the fact that her
restaurant "is for a good purpose
and is much needed, for it is grand
of itself, for our young ladies and
gentlemen." An extract from this
circular that is worthy of preserva-
tion as a literary curiosity is as fol-
lows: "Let us Notiie that there
are same one at service in this city,
and especially Up-Town, who have
no certain place in disagreeable
weather, to spend .their Thursday
Afternoon, when absent from their
occupation. Such persons and
others like-wise can have the use
of my Sitting Room, where they
can read or sing, and enjoy them-
selves, while the beautiful Piano
Music will be heard during our
supper. No charge to sit and en-
joy yourself until you are ready to
return at the proper hour to your
occupation."
A Versatile Auotioneer.
Mr. Henry Lumley, the well-
known London auctioneer, who
died recently, was a man of varied
tastes and considerable attainments.
In spite of the cares of a large busi-
ness, he found time to dabble in
literature, and produced r several
clever stories, besides a novel or
two. He planned the water supply
of Jerusalem, and invented a new
kind of ship's rudder, which in one
case at least proved of remarkable
utility. It is constructed on the
principle of a fish's tail, having a
curling-up movement simultane-
ously with the movement from side
to side.
Dixie Pale and Budweieer Bottle Beer. SUnc'ard
I — Keg geer and ^
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EBELING & SON, Agents. Sclmlentnrg.
San Jintonio SirewingAssociation.
Pearl yXy Beer.
Sold 1^0,coo Kegs More Than Any Other Southern
Brewery in 1897.
A. SCHUMANN, Agent, Schulenburg, Texas.
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BETWrEEN
SOUTH TEXAS
AND
EAST TEXAS.
The I. <S G.N.
BETWEEN
TEXAS
AND
MEXICO,
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN R. R. CO.
IS THE SHORT LINE.
ALL-YEAR SPECIALTIES:
Through Cars and Pullman Sleepers.
Daily Fast Trains.
Modern Equipment.
Superior - Passenger - Service!
If You Are Going Anywhere,
Ask!. & G. N. Agents
For Particulars.
unnTT'iT**-
The S. & G. N.
VIA
San Antonio or Houston.
BETWEEN
SOUTH TEXAS
AND
ST. LOUIS
BETWEEN
SOUTH TEXAS
AND
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D. J. PRiCE,
2nd V. P.
& Genl. Supt.,
G. i\ & T. A.,
PALESTINE.
TEXAS.
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"Beefy" Suited Him.
They had been talking of nick-
names and a New York teacher,
whose school is on the East side,
said: "A boy of 7 came into my
room. 'What is your name?' I ask-
ed him. 'Stub Williams.' After
long questioning, T discovered that
his name was Arthur. 'What is
your father's name ?" I aske?d.
'Beefy Williams,' was his response.
"There his knowledge halted. He
could not tell me more, because he
did not know. 'Beefy' was the only
one he had ever heard. I told him
to get the name for me. The next
day he brought a note, scrawled on
the margin of a newspaper. 'My
name is James W. Williams,' it
said, 'but what in h is the mat-
ter with Beefy?'" •
Boy Got His Tickets Free.
The New York courts have de-
cided that theatre tickets are not
among the necessaries of life re-
quired by a boy of 16 while at col-
lege. The young man ran in debt
for certain bits of pasteboard, and
when sued set up the claim that he
need not pay for them, because they
were not among the things that "an
infant" in law had to have. The
courts sustain this view.
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS.
Keep your liver iu good cond-
dition by using Simmons' Liver
Purifier (tin box). It corrects
constipation, cures Indigestion,
Biliousness, stops Headache, gets
your heart in the i'igh)b place so
you can smile at yo,ur neighbor.
Making love is all very fine, but
often when it ^ finished the job
is disappointing.
Thers is a time for all things.
The time to take Simmons' Cough
Syrup is when afflicted with Sore
Throat. Hoarseness, Coughs or
Colds. It is guaranteed to cure
you. I'rice 2-5 and 50 cents.
resolution was introduced in
the Kentucky legislatpre prohibi-
ting thejise of school books that
did not give Admiral Schley credit
fot the victory at Santiago.—Ex.
Free Bread and Milk for Children.
The distribution of bread and
milk among children up to six years
of age has "been inaugurated in
Budapest. The distribution takes
place morning and evening in a by
street. The milk is first, boiled in
four large boilers, whence it runs
into a cooling apparatus. Fifty
children are allowed to enter at a
time, while the others wait for their
turn in a neighboring Warmestube,
another charitable institution.
Would Tax Posters.
Francis Griswold Landon, mem-
ber of the New York legislature,
lias introduced into that body a bill
to tax advertising posters. The idea
is to put some limit to the disfigu-
ration of town and country scenery
by inartistic and unsightly bill-
boards.
Do Soldiers Shoot Themselves.
Casulaty lists from South Africa
have reported so many accidental
woundings, some of them fatal, as
to give rise even in England fo the
idea that there must be many men
entrusted with arms who do not
know how to\ise them and unwit-
tingly injure themselves or their
comrades. As many as four or five
cases of this sort have been re-
ported in one dispatch.
A Gainsville girl thinks it is
aristocratic to stick the posta2e
stamp in the geometrical center of
the envelope, but what the post-
master at that place thinks about
it will not stand repeating.
You:ve got the real thin<? when
you get Hunt's Liohtninor Oil for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Sprains.
The most pepetrating and healing
liniment known. Guaranteed.
|'rice 2p and p0 cents.
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ROUTE
"SUNSET RU0TE'
On Sale Daily During
HARCH and APRIL
Pullman Excursion Sleepers six times a week through
*0 San Francisco, berth rate less than half standard fare.
See your agent or address
M. L. ROBBINS, T J ANDERSON,
G. P. & T. A.
Houston, Texas.
A. G. P. A.
promptly proctred, OR HO FEE. Stud model, tketchA
or photo for free report on patentability. Book "How>
to Obtain U.S. and Foreign Patenta and Trade-Harki,"
FREE. Fairest terms erer offered to inventors.C
PATENT LAWYERS OF S) TEAKS' FRA0THE.(
20,000 PATENTS PROCURED THROUGH THEM. ,
All liusineM confidential. Sound adrioe. Faithful(
service. Moderate charges. \ O f
W2"C. A. SNOW & CO.;
patent lawyers,
) Opp. U. S. fctent Office, WASHINGTON, 0. C.)
PATRONIZE
HOME INDUSTRIES!
Highest market price
paid for cotton seed
delivered at oil mill.
Will pay the cash for
same or take it in ex-
change for hulls and
cake meal, as desired.
CHR. BAIIMGARTEN
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CHATTANOOGA.
BIRMINGHAM.
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KNOXVILLE.
MACON, AUGUSTA.
gSfMUtj.'MANiBOFFET "SlE£f>ERS:;S'- f REE.C^fttR CARS'!
NG STATIONS.' MfALS 50 CENTS
The Cane Belt Railroad Company.
"Cane Belt" trains arrive and leave Eaple Lake as follows:
Northbound, 9:30 a. nr., daily.
Sothbound, arrive 11:55 a. ra., leave 12:25 p. m., daily, except,
Sunday.
On Sunday train goipg South arrives at 11.55 a. m., ar.d leaves at
5:15 p. m.
Close connection is made at Sealy with northbound day trains of
j M. K. & T. and G., C. & S. F. Railroads.
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