Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 208, Ed. 1 Friday, August 31, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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TOMBS TORE TO BE SOLD.
BfiraufSi;
Justice Court Order Foreclosing Lien
Monument in Nsvasota Cemetery.
By a judgment rendered Thurs-
day morning in Justice E wing's
court the sheriff or any constahle
of Grimes county is authorized to
Mil at public outcry a monument
Irected over the grave of T. B.
Anderson who died in Navasota
on January 14, 1895. This moat
extraordinary order was entered
in the case of Jaeggli & Martin,
tombstone dealers of this city,
•gainst R. R. Anderson, ad-
ministrator of the estate of his
brother, T. B. Anderson. The
above firm supplied an Italian
marble monument 11 feet high,
to secure payment for which they
took a note of R. R. Anderson
for $160 and a lien on the monu
ment. All this happened three
years ago. In answer to the suit
filed by Messrs. Jaeggli A Martin
(or the foreclosure of their lien,
the defendant filed a discharge
in bankruptcy from the federal
court. In passing on the case
Justice Ewing sustained the plea
as to personal judgment against
Mr. Anderson, but granted plain-
tiffs their rights as to foreclosure,
aad entered an order subjecting
the monument to sale at public
outcry. The monument was de-
scribed in the pleadings of the
plaintiff, together with the in-
scriptions.
Ambler has not only the hand-
somest ice cream parlor in the
city, but serves the best cream,
sodawater, etc. A very popular
drink and one which cools yet
invigorates is Claret phosphate.
Try one.
Messrs. Reichardt & Seel
H0R8T are new advertisers today.
They are manufacturers, jobbers,
dealers in hardware and {kindred
lines. Buck Brilliant and Charter
Oik stoves. They are making a
specialty of air light heaters.
A great line of cutlery from
which to select. The greatest
display.in Texas of granite, tin,
earth, wood and galvanized
wares. Call on them for your
needs.
Syrup-Figs
Ac/sPJcwaiil/y andfivmptfy
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or costive.
Presents in the most acceptable form
the lajratiye principles of plants
Anotvsi to act most beneficially.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE — MANFD. BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO.
san rftANClSCO, cal.
LOUISVILLE . KY NEW YORK. N.Y
for safe f>y drugfis fs - price 50* per bo fife.
PERSONAL.
It is not believed that the
Washington county republicans
are all serious in the matter of
, putting out an opposition ticket
to the local democratic nominees.
In fact the leaders of the party
are averse to such a move. With
the present and constantly widen
ing breech there would not be the
remotest possibility of success,
and no good is to come out of
forlorn hope.
Baste Ye, Idlers.
Days aro golden,
Silver/ nights—
Speed ye. who
Taste their delight:.'
Loses no chsnce
From earliest dawn—
For bo!idaj joys
Will soon be gone!
Sweet is summer,
Glad and gay—
Oh, how swtfc
It flies away!
Haste y«, idler*,
Harvest high
Fweet summer's ioys
Ere they pass by!
A day's respite from broiling
haat, $1.00 Santa Fe excursion to
Galveoton September 9 th.
The United Brothers of Friend
? ship will conclude their program
at Stock bridge park today which
waa interrupted by rain on Tues
last.
bath with rum is
int for persons in delicate
Iniltfi, but most men prefer the
ram without the bath.
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on a
man
Often ita betting money
stcaight tip that sends a
straight to tipple.
Creamery butter, beet to be
had, for aale by I. Nowekowsky.
The Hook and Ladder boys
will have a regular tronthly
meeting tonight.
Real happiness comes from re-
""" our wants rather than
them.
See the new tire setter at
Ernest Kraemer's.
Tomorrow is September 1.
Miss Louise Qoodlett is visiting
at Bellville.
Mr. W. R. Alford of Somerville
is in the city.
W. E. Roberson spent yester-
day at Burton.
Mrs. Cather is sojourning at
Mineral Wells.
Rev. Weems Wooten of Cald-
well is in the city.
Miss Lenora McCluskey is
visiting at Kenney.
Miss Heartfield left last night
for Trinidad, Colorado.
Dr. Arthur Becker of Kenney
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Cortes left yester-
day afternoon for Beaumont.
Mrs. C. Suter arrived home
yesterday afternoon from a visit
to McGregor.
Traveling Passenger Agent S.
A. Kendig of the Santa Fe was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. I. M. Ewing and Miss
Bessie Ewing of Waco are guests
of relatives in the oity.
Mrs. H. M. Wilkins arrived
home yesterday from a visit to
relatives in West Virginia.
Mr. J. F. Cobb, a leading
business man of Caldwell, was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. T. J. Hairaton and Dr.
Tom Coke Hairston of Indepen-
dence were in the city yesterday.
J. R. Huurichome of Balti-
more was exhibiting fourteen
trunks of toys to dealers in holi-
day goods in the city yesterday.
R. S. Farmer and the Clay
boys will celebrate the arrival of
the open season for the slaying
of deer by a hunt in Burleson
county.
Mrs. Chas. Parks and Master
John and Miss Hattie Parks ar-
rived home yesterday morning
from Saratoga, where they spent
the summer.
For Over Fifty Tsars.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over flftv years by millions o< moth
ers for their children while teething, with per-
fect success. It soothes the child, softens
the gams, allays all pais; cures wind oolic,
and is the best remedy for diarrhoea," H
will relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by druggist* la every part of the
rorld. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wfaskm'i
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
fweaty-five cents a bottle.
A grey hound belonging to
Hugh Lusk bad a leg broken by
a shot fired at another dog yes-
terday afternoon.
Ice cream, all flavors, delivered
to any part of the city by M. J.
Amsler, Jr., A Co.
The Santa Fe oarried a num-
ber of offioials in a speoial coach
attached to the southbound pas-
senger yesterday afternoon.
See Amsler for fresh California
fruit. Shipments received every
day.
The German-American Insti-
tute will open for the fall term on
September 12.
Get your votes counted early
tomorrow moraing.
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Many 01 the Pleasures
In driving is marred by a horse that
shies, but the timid driver can fed Se-
cure when be is seated in one of our
reliable carriages, surries, buggies or
ranaboots Their perfect construc-
tion, light and easy running (ear. lux-
urious upholstering and finish, as well
as their new and up to dale designs,
make tbem comfortable, stylish and
sale, and render them general favor-
ites with every one; and price* are all
right.
Another car ot the new Stoaghton
wagons to arrive.
Laasber trade has been good, and
while oar stock i* reduced, oar ar-
Mats are siach that we caa get it
W« solicit your cftfra
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Caldwell, Texas, August 29.—
An election was held in this place
on yesterday on a proposition
submitted to the voters by the
city council to decide whether or
not the city water works should
be sold. The voters by a vote of
sixty-one to three decided to sell
the water works and all appur-
tenaces on the proposition made
by Thomas F. Hudson, the pre-
sent lessee. The deeds will be
drawn up soon.
Chappell Hill, Texas, August
26.—The prospects for a cotton
crop in this vicinity are very
gloomy, as the boll weevil is
numerous and is stripping the
staple of all its fruit. From the
present prospect the farmers will
get about a fourth of a crop of
cotton, and corn is almost a total
failure.
Bellville, Texas, August 20.—
Mr, Charles Brandes, a promi-
nent farmer living about seven
miles east of town, met with a
painful accident late yesterday
evening. While on horseback
on his way home from a neigh-
bor's his horse fell with him,
breaking his left leg just above
the ankle. Notwithstanding
his low was broken, he held on
to his horse and rode home with-
out assistance, Dr. Gardner
was called and set the broken
limb.
The smoker at the castle hall
of Larmar lodge, Knights of
Pythias, last night was a most
eu joy able affair, and the attend-
ance was very large. Grand
Chancellor Ben Rogers of Bren-
ham was present and exemplified
the work of the lodge, also mak-
ing a most excellent general ad-
dress to those present. There
were many visiting knights in
attendance and the other city
lodges were also well represented.
Refreshments of various kinds
were served during the evening.
Houston Post.
Denison, Texas, August 29.—
At midnight Monday night
countless millions of winged
orickets and many grasshoppers
came out of the sky and settled
down on the streets; in some
places they were three or four
feet deep and this morning had
to be shoveled and swept away.
Near Denton they settled upon
the Katy track and delayed the
train for a period of nearly two
hours. When they settled upon
the tin roofs and awnings the
noise sounded like the clatter of
hail.
Hon. 0. J. Logan of Cleburne,
nominee for the legislature from
Johnson county, was in the city
yesterday and paid the Post edi-
torial rooms a pleasant visit last
evening. Mr. Logan has been
on an eastern trip recently, and
brings exceedingly encouraging
reports as to the bright outlook
for the democracy.—Houston
Post.
Sohool histories used in the
public eohools of the southern
states were denounced at Chicago
by the Grand Army of the Re-
public. The official declaration
was made that the histories were
written with the purpose of per-
petuating in the mindi of the
southern children the sectional
prejudice of the days of '61.
Resolutions were adopted calling
upon the public, in the name of
the Grand Army of the Republic,
to banish the books from the
schools of the country, and a
committee waa appointed to oarry
out the protest. The aid of pub
lishers and historioal writers will
be solioited.
The congressional convention
to renominate Mr. Albert Bur
leson as the standard bearer of
the democratic party will meet at
Austin today. The platform will
have Brazos river navigation for
its chief plank. Messrs. D. C.
Giddings, Jr., E. G. Langham-
mer, D. E. Teague, Joe Routt,
Chas. F. Herbst, J. W. Evans
and J. P. Buchanan left last
night to represent Washington
oounty at the convention.
68 PATTERNS II CARPETS
to
from. Tho fall color-
beau tifuL We're sellio
uigs are beautuul. We're selling
carpets constantly because price, qual-
ity and good* to select from can t be
beaten. 250 80c 40c 50c 65c 7{c
bays our ingrains, 100 and 1 St our
Braaaas, MoquetU*, velvets. Want
an art square? J 50 buy* a beaaty.
We're retting lots of Brussels and
rag*. Make than to It your
Bunham FuumvuCo
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IRRITATIMS
Instantly
Relieved by
CUTIGURA
For irritation, itch-
ing, and intbun-
mation of the/
skin, for scaly C
eruptioiisof the^
scalp, <lry,,
thin, and/
falling tiair,*f
for red, rough hands
and facial blem-
ishes, nothing so ,
pun', so spc-dily j
effective as warm f
baths with Ctmcroa Soap, followed by
gentle anointings with Cuticuba, purest
of emollients and greatest of skin cures.
Sold throughout the worWt. pmrnu D. »*dC. Co«f^
0ole Props , Boeton. Ail About the Scalp and Hair, free.
TEACHEJE WAHTED.
The trustees of the Salem com-
munity wish to secure a teacher
for the ensuing term. Must be
able to teach both German and
English. For particulars apply to
F. Hueske,
Theo. Kieke,
F. W. Rosenbaum,
Trustees.
The tennis tournament has
been declared off entirely and
the meeting will not occur until
the regular tournament at Austin
next May.
mary rial high school.
This school will be re-opened
on Monday, Sept. 3d, and all
pupils are urged to be present
then. A preparatory depart-
ment is included. The gratifying
success of the past year gives
encouragement for the future.
Tuition payable monthly in ad-
vance.
Mary Rial, Principal.
A. B. Burkhead is getting up
A gang of ootton pickers to go to
Runge and work for 0. F. Old-
ham, who wants from 800 to
1,000.
Preserving Pears $1 and $1.50
per bushel. Phone your orders
early and get pick of best fruit.
W. A. Yates.
TEXAS STOCK.
A. C. Dever is disposing of
a carload of Texas mules and
horses at Lockett's stable. In
buying Texas raised stock you
run no risk of loses by acclima-
tion fever. There are bargains
in the lot for early comers. In
buying Texas raised stock you
keep Texas money in Texas.
FOR SALE.
A first class milch cow with
calf, oheap.
store.
Button
studio.
Aplly to Zuroher's
F. Ball.
Photos at Holland's
A long, cool, refreshing day at
Galveston, $1.00 for the round
trip, September 9th, via Ssnta
Fe.
FOR RENT. Five room cot-
tage corner Baber and Jefferson
streets. Apply to Dr. T. O.
Hynes.
AN EASY CHAIR
is a Rattan Rocker. It coits 2 oo
or 3 oo, 4 so or 5 00, and makes a
nice present. So doe* a Cobbler seat
Rocker at I 95, 2 40 and 5 00. An
office chair pi eases the man of the
house and sells from 3 25 to 9 00.
BRENHAM FURNITURE OO
KESSLINGs
Milt St..
BRENHAM TEXAS-
The neatest and best market in oity.
The beet meat* of all kind* sold at reas-
onable price*.
Highest Mirtet Prici PiU fir Fit Ctttlt,
Htgsud Skiip.
All kind* of Sao*age kept on hand or
made to order. Free delivery in city.
Patronage *olicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. 'Phone 47, a ring*.
A. KESSLINQ.
BUTCHERS,
Livestock
Dealers.
Sausage Manufacturers
all ORDRRS RiCKIVI
PROMPT MD CARIFUL ATTIMTtOW.
KBsracrrvur,:
KOBFf & 0LEM0N8.
Ithe star
s
$ Groceries?
FOR YOUR RENEFIT
OF COURSE.
FRBSU.
PURK,
AND PRICK PLKAtilNG.
one or
our strono points
is
fxnx
WE ARE DOING BUSI-
NESS AS WELL AS OURS.
BEAR THIS IN MIND
WHJSN ABOUT TO BUY.
Stable butter.
i
IF YOU WANT A POUND
OF NICE TABLE BUTTER,
TRY US.
a sip of our
hni blind tba
will satisfy you of <
its
SUPERIORITY.
Daintiest Offering
To friend* who may c*ll, i* a cup of
eood Tea. such ks ours. The aroma
charms, while the taste delights.
TRY A POUND
d WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS
W. TO GET IT
FRESH AND SWEET.
\ the star grocery,- \
| J. H. QUEBE, Manager.
VOI. BUXCE23L. Proprietor.
The best meals In the dty at all hoars,
day or night.
Finest Tines, Liprs mi Cigars
in thr oity.
Rooms for Rant b» Wnt or Month.
GO TO THE
Lange
Manufacturing
Company
For Your
TIN WORK, BATH TUBS, CISTERNS.
plumbing and
rrpair work a specialty-
All Wirk Bin with Neatness and Dispatch
and fully ouarantkd.
SANTA FE SALOON
RESTAURANT,
Opposite Colon Depot, Bren ham, Texas.
Open day and night Hot and cold lnnch
Fish and Oysters served to order st all hoars.
The best Liquors and Cigars in the city. No
better place in town to get what yoa want
ICu Annua** Bus always on tap.
aqcnt for ttaguk's couoh curr.
W H. MURPHY. Manager.
fischer bros.
BUTCHERS,
Owlars In Live Stock*
and Sauaafl8 Manufacturers,
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
gfr Highest market price paid in cash for
m»-v«Uble stock of all kind*.
nunnioiiu CARDS.
B 8. ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in all the Courts of the State,
Office—Pecood Floor Graber Building
gWEABINGEN A TEAGUE.
Attorney* at
Bkknham, Texas.
Office, South Side Public Square.
0
AMPBELL * PENNINGTON,
AttOIMfl'it'tAW,
bmku, tiub
Allb«*tn«u entrusted la our car* wUl!*-
**ita proaspt aad caraial attention
Office 0T»r ftrstRatlonal Beak.
W. C. Hrrdkuok.
J. M. Hkhdissoh
Notary Public.
HENDERSON A HENDERSON,
Licensed and will practice in all State and
Federal Court*.
Orrioa—Second floor Bchmid Building.
MEATS.
hungarian patent flour
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S DELIGHT.
TELEPHONE 6»
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NEITHER CAN WE DESCRIBE THE BEAUTIES OF OUR NEW
SPRIN6 STOCK.
It has to be Seen to be Appreciated*
Clothes that Fit
Who does not envy th*t man
who i* perfectly at ease with himself
and the rest of the #oridf If hi*
coat crowded hi* back, hi* trousers
pulled hi* leg, hi* veat squeesed
him, his necktie played horseback
with him, or hi* shirt persisted in
twisting him aronnd, be wouldn't
be so easy. Details and fit so a
long way toward potting confidence
in a man. That'a our long suit.
We look to details.
Tip-Notch Suits froii $8 ti $20.
Our stock embraoes seasonable goods of every description,
and we solicit an inspection.
Respectfully,
ALEX SIMON.
Spring Novelty Goods
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
In selecting thew good* the best
good taste ha* been used. Our flo-
ured lawn*, for instance, axe exhibits
of the weaver's art, and in hi* treat-
ment of colors has produced an ei-
lect altogether indescribable. So
harmoniou* is the result that no color
obtrude* itself more prominently than
the other, and the entire arranf ement
creates a most dainty effect
You should see that* goods before
placing your Easter order*.
hoibtm md tgus centml uiuww.
vacation rates
RESORT POINTS
E
G. SENTER,
lawyer,
Attorney Issai Pms A**oclatloa.
rotary Pablie.
OUR ACCNTS CAM OFFIR |
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LOW.
ROUND
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mountains,
LAKES and
SKASHbRE
J. M. MATEIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practice* n all the Cowte^of the State.
C*01 or Writ*
a. r. B. MOB3S, Pass.
artioular*.
M. L. BOBBINS,©. P. * T. A,
OlM-IIfMstli t» Ha
BalMta*.
J. S. HOLLAND. ■. f. HOLLAND.
Holland & Holland,
Physicians awd
Sdbobons. ,
Onto— {acob'a building-Up one flight
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
Fnacrtptioe headquarter*— 8. Rouse &
Ca's Drug btota.
TturaoRCAT Ornci ui Rinnorca
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