The Alice Echo. (Alice, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 25, 1899 Page: 3 of 6
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The Alice Echo: Thursday, May 25 1899
Tali* wr work to the
JALICE TIN SHOP.
ILL BUCKETS.
I Galvanized well Buckets.
*from one to ten feet long, for
testing purposes, made to or-
der on short notice. Try me,
GUTTERING.
Galvanized or tin guttering
and pipe made to order.
1 CANTEENS.
Tin and galvanized canteens
always on hand and any size
CHURNS.
made to order.
Churns of heavy tin-stand-
ing or swinging, any size.
FLOATS.
11 Kl-ll HU Oil
Our entire stock of Dry Goods* Clothing*
Boots* Shoes, Gents and Ladies Furnishing
Goods is to be sold out strictly at cost tor
Z KEMEMBER
flEir
Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
Choice Goods bought for Cash direct from
New York say from 20 to 25 per cent Cheap-
er than any one else can buy it, is offered to
our Friends and Customers for Cash- at
first cost Every body invited.
Gujj-enfcieim Sc Cohn.
Alice Drug Store ^
Drugs,
zrai Medicines
Druggists’
, Sundries
Eskay’s Albuminized Food,
For convaiesents and i'lnurished infants
Samples and Literature upon application
H. Zavisch- registered pharmacist-
Galvanized or copper floats
always in stock. Any size
made t d order on short notice
• SPRINKLERS.
Tin or galvanized Sprink-
lers made to order.
For anything made of tin,
galvanized or black iron
send orders to the
Alice Tin SJiop,
D. S. Booth.
Pelt H;lloy
SADDLER,
is prepared to equip
all—from Bronco Bus-
ters to Palfry Riders.
-A lie, Texas.
Don’t Buy
THOROUGH,
PRACTICAL,
PROGRESSIVE.
San Antonio, Texas.
These instruments are liable in have been on sale
already in oilier plac«s, and may have been in the bouses of
several people and rejected. You can easilv ascertain whether
the insirunu-nt offered for sale belongs to the consigned class
, or not, by simply offering to purchase it oil easy payments,
without signing notes. Consignment agents when selling in-
struments on installments demand, not only ironclad con-
tracts, but notes with Interest, and frequently these notes carry
an additional per cent, collected by law. Noies are not taken
as additional security, but geneiallv for the purpose ni trans-
ferring t" manufacturers, selling them to bank or money lend-
ers to seem a further credit. These noies must be paid on the
dx\ thev become due, or the loss of the instrument and all cash
payments. People who buy such instruments and sign such
notes deserve no sympathy. We aie cash buyers. We
earn a larger stock and a greater variety of Pianos than all
dealers in Texas combined. VVe have been established over 28
years in Texas. VVe do not ask notes on time sales. VVe re-
fer to any hank in this slate.
THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.,
San Antonio, Texas.
FOURTH YttAK.
(llKJCV)
Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!
U^gr*0ar load lots only. Shipments to order with privilege of inspec-
tion before paying draft. 28 to 30 bales per ton.
Correspondence Solicited.
Address JaS. fj. Wise,
Jackson Co. GAN ADO, P.O. Texas.
A CARD OF THANKS.
We daire to return our thanks to
the people of Alice and vicinity for
their great kindness, and sincere
sympathy for us during our be-
reavement caused by the death of
our little Gerald.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodul.
Mr. Krebs exhibited a cotton
stolk here this week which was
thirty inches high with twenty little
bolls every one of whioh had been
damaged by the sharphooteres.
No comment necessary.
The Epworth League entertain-
ment Friday night at the Pythian
hall was well attended. The pro-
gram was short, intereating and well
rendered.
The League seems to be in a
healthy working condition. Whit
has become of the little Juniors who
were so active a few short months
ajo?
The man lingers succeeded in rais-
ing $28.00 and affording lots of ice-
cream and amusement.
Established 1885.
PRE-EMINENTLY THE BEST.
Thg CJrx^t Actual Bm'nsu Tr*lnln3
School ol lha Snuthurn States.
SPECIAL EE ATURES.--',ooM<«‘*pinir', Actual Business, Bn ikimr, I'xi* *rt Accounting,
Shorthanil, Typewriting, T'Wrn iy, I>n'Mnn»hi|>, •S-'jnish and Eltfllsh Bia.ichcs. Young
ricn and Women Educated to (111 (!• most reacting Pos.lions. No Vacations. Enter Now.
Tha Latest Methods. Up-to-date Instruction. Teachers that Teach. T Penman ol
National R ejfutation. Superior Advantages in all Departments, Magnificent Building,
Delightful Rooms. Expansas Low,
For Elegant Catalogue Address:
C. H. CLARK, Pres.,
Alamo Insurance Bld'g.,
Ill)HINSON COOK
WE were never YOUNG. ] e l up and down iii her chair, sta p
. .... ! ing tier lent and seemed terribly t is-
A story is told of a certain young gu*ted, and forbade her daughter to
lady who found a package of love have anything to do with a man who
letter that nad been written to her I would write such sickening and non-
mother bv h-r father before they sesical stuff to a young girl. When
were married. The daughter saw the young lady handed the letter to
t a she could have a little sport ami tier mother to read, the house became
read them to her mother, subxtitu- so still that one could hear the grass
ing her own name for that of her growing in the back yard and the
mother, and a tine young man for last tick in the next room.—Sulphur
that of her father The mother jump- Springs Gazette.
Hotel Arrivals
At the Sedwick; William Tom,
the world walker, Mike Karney,
Stage station; Cel. Calesworth U. S.
A en route to Cuba; J. B. Woodsey,
G. Schumacher, VV. J. Owens, Mr.
Finley,Mr. Marris and Mr. Lawery,
ail of Yoakum, Mrs. Walter Rich-
j ards, Mrs A. J. Richards, J. J. Boe-
runi, John Boerum, Milton Boerum,
John Dugan, Jas. McGloin, Mike
I Dunn, Phil Hickey, Mrs. McCarthy,
1 city. Mrs Yet min, 5>an Antonio
Walter Richards, Cuba; Rev. W. H.
Rowland, Corpus Cliristi; Mrs Cork
ill, b a itos.Ten men from the Santa
Ucuuues ranch.
At the Cosgrave House: J. D,
Pc wers, Laredo; F. M. Hamilton
S.n Antonio; M. S. Michael, N. O.
R. L. Groce, Victoria; \V. T. Wag-
goner, and II. C. Baob, I.T.. N. E.
Fleming, Victoria; C.D Rosenkroud
Detroit, Vlico., J. 11. C, White,
Corpus, VV. A. Hinds, Yoakum^
Chas. Remind, Yoakum; 11. D. Cor-
n oy, San Antonio; I. T Pryor, San
Antonio; Jno. Holbein, Paso Ancho;
E. J. Merriinau, Corpus; VV. B. Heb
bold, San Diego; VV. VV. Da well,
Baltimore; S. B. Wells, Browsville;
F. S. Ragland, Banquete; P. R.
Amlin, Sin Antonio; S. Thurlow,
Rook port; J. L. Scarboraugh, Sul-
phur Spiings; I. B. Jones, Wichita
I Fails; C. Stillman, San Antonio; VV.
H, Lokey, Galveston; M. Carrigan,
' Sac Diego; C. Becher, San Antonio;
Jas. Gunter, Dallas B. W. Fox,
Victoria.
Personals.
A. C. F. Schmidt the book binder
of San Diego was in the city Wed-
nesday.
O. P. Williams of Ramirena was
here Wednesday.
Rangers Baker and Livingston,
captured Luna on the Ramirena Sun
day.
Many farmers in this section have
inteligently and successful! solved the
low price of cotton, and boll weevil
qu 'stions by simply planting no cot
ton.
The new respence Genaro Garcia
ir nearing completion, and this Alice
continues to Srow.
Severol more parties have expess-
cd tneir intention to put in a 'phone
a* an early date.
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Booth, D. S. The Alice Echo. (Alice, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 25, 1899, newspaper, May 25, 1899; Alice, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1112040/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .