Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 90, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 15, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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It oomes highly recommended.
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OOAL NEWS.
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Spring lamb at A. Keesling'a
meat market. t-f.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; beat on earth.
See us for your Fruit Cake or-
ders. Everything in stock.
Wehmeyer Bros.
Ring up 16-4, City Dairy, for
butter, cream, cream cheese, etc.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
Hungarian Patent Flour made
at Alton, 111. is the best that
wheat will produce. For sale qv
I. Nowakowsky.
Fruit Cake Sugar, Shelled A1
moods and Doziers Celebrated
English Fruit Cakes, at
Wehmeyer Bros.
Try Ralston's (Gluten) flour.
recommended,
ehmeyer Bros.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 oent
drinks; best on earth.
Peanolia sandwich, a new
dainty and delicious cracker at
I. Nowakowsky's.
Best fanoy oakes in the city at
Amsler's.
STALL NO BEEF.
Messrs. Fischer Bros., butch-
ers, announoe that hereafter
nothing but the best stall fed
beef will be served to their cus-
tomers.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 oent
drinks; best on earth.
Bad complexion often oomes
from ooffee drinking. Postum
Cereal takes the place of coffee
and surely makes red blood.
For sale by I. Nowakowsky.
FOR RENT—A nest five room
^cottage on West Main street,
with good well, cistern and barn.
Apply to Mrs. L. E. Woods or
Dr. S. Bowers.
<gfOR SALE—Cash or on time to
•uit purchaser, Dr. Rees' new two
story house. Extra large lot;
new stable, water and electrio
bells throughout. A positive
bargain; neighborhood unex-
oelled.
PERSONAL.
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SADDLE
AMU MAHNK88
HOUSES.
lh has on hand two
i of horses and mules and
is expecting other shipments.
He handles only the very best
grades of saddle and harness an-
imals. Stables corner of North
Market and Vuloan streets.
Where
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Fresh 1 What? Lard,
at? gorfl A demon's?
Parties having land which they
want cleaned and put in condition
for plowing should call on Alex
Wyatt, Brenham, Texas.
Try our fine Teas and Coffees.
We oarry the well known brands
of Chase A Sanborn.
Wehmeyer Bros.
PASTURE YOOR STOCK'
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The undersigned has good
pastures in the corporate limits
and also in the country, well sup-
plied with grass and water. Stock
of all kinds taken at reasonable
John A. Hhepard.
line of
See us
We have the entire
Fruit Cake ingredients.
before you buy.
■ Wehmeyer Bros.
Telephone the Exchange hotel
for a carriage at any hour, day
or nicrht. Any part of
foJH
ht. Any part of the city
cents. Geo. H. Wilson.
Strawberries, asparagus
other good things at 17 N
kowsky's.
and
owa-
' S3
Mrs. Haubelt left Soturday for
Bay City.
Mrs. Aiken left Saturday for
San Antonio.
Mr. James Williams spent Sat-
urday in Lyons.
Rev. E. W. Tynes left Satur-
day for Gay Hill.
Mr. Henry Cohn is spending
the day in Bellville.
Mr, Coohran Autery was in the
city Saturday from Burton.
Mr. Shepard' Clay was here
Saturday from Independence.
Mr. Henry Dippell has accept-
ed a position with Schmid Bros.
Miss Ola Williamson returned
to he/ home in Burton Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. Mclntyre has re
turned from a short trip to Rosen
berg.
Mr. Sterling Smith of Chap
pell Hill was among Saturday's
visitors.
Mr. William Rust of Burton
was among Saturday's visitors
to the oity.
Miss Mollie White Harrison left
Saturday for San Antonio on a
visit to friends in that city.
Mr. Ed. Wendell and wife of
Caldwell passed through the city
Saturday en route to Burton.
Captain J. T. Shelby left Sat
urday for Austin, aocompanied
Eby Miss Raohel Foster, who is
laced in the State insane asy-
im.
" I foal it my plain duty to give you
truthful statement of what Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did,"
write* J. S. Collins, of Moore, S. O. "I had
a child about two years old, that had the
diarrhoea for two month*. I tried all (he
best known remedies, but none gave the
least relief. When this remedy came to hand
I gave it as directed, and in two days the
child was completely cured." Sold la Brea-
ham by R. B.Luhn.
High Water Notes.
Mr. Sam Buohanan was
among Saturday's visitors to the
oity and informs ua that all of
the Buohanan farm in the Braz-
os bottom is under water, with
the exception of Gravel Point,
which is the highest portion of
the pioperty. All of the women
and children, also all stock have
been removed to the high lands.
The west bound Central train
due here at noon, was twenty-
five minutes late, as a result of
having to pass through twenty
two inches of water, which' cov-
ers their tracks on the South
side of the bridge spanning the
river South of Chappell Hill.
Mr. Shepard Clay of Indepen-
dence informs us that the high
waters of the Yegua and Brazos
in the vioinity of Clay Station
are falling.
The night mixed train which
leaves Hempstead at 11:45 p.m.
was held at that plaoe until 8
o'olock Saturday morning on ac-
count of the high waters at
Herman Switch.
Mr. WutHertake, a salesman
traveling out of this city, has
Just returned from a short busi-
ness trip to Wharton. Mr. Wun-
dertake states that the entire
town, with the exception of the
high ground on which the court
house is situated is under water
as a result of the last rise of the
waters of the Colorado. He with
several others had to be removed
in a boat from the hotel to high
"ground. The residents of the
town are removing their house
hold effects to the court house,
for fear of another rise.
Mr. Will Herman informs us
that all of his father'* property at
Herman Switch, on the Brazos
hi under water, and that all work
n
it
Cough ,
the Uvea of thousand* of crapy children,
it alto without an e«aal fcr colds and
SoidhyR.B.L«hn.
Caft. Sloan requests us to
ito that he is ift receipt of
another communication from the
Santa Fe officials, requesting
him to state tUkt the Navasota
anoh train would be put on
jain today, running over tile
H. * T. C. road. V
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Death by Fire
ia horrible, but hat it so many terrors aa
that lingering death which remits from
those diseases of the womb and ovaries
which afflict more than one-half the women
of this country? No hoar of the day or
night seems free from pain and misery;
there is no rest; there is no comfort; there
is no happiness t
BUT/THERE IS RELIEF,
speedy and permanent, and a core which
Is complete, in
Gentle's
Female Panacea.
[ Whatever your troubles, you can be cured as this woman was:
THE WIFE OF REV. MR. PITMAN.
1 health, caused by a complication of womb
trouble and other deiantements. After taking four or fivebottlea of your
2v.nl.J, ,'jOTV Femaut Panacealherhealth la completely restored.
Jiri t^ee months she was using it She.gained strength arid flf-
i teen poundn in weight. In my o^nmn^y^^medTpj^j^^he^nest^ade.
| Druggists sell G. F. P.
•eisseeeseesssssssesssesMssses'seeeesiesetese
F. P.
Are You Interested
In Fine Perfumes
and Toilet Articles ?
It wiU be time well spent for you to call end^ttine the finest line of Perfumes and
Toilet A rticles on the market. -igjpr >
The Most Delicate andhfragrant Perfumes
The perfumed Bath Powderf soften the water and produce a most refreshing nffcct.
I carry a complete line of above, all of which are sold under our *pecial warranty
TBS RACKET.
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Next to (ir&ber'B. B. C. MOORE, Proprietor.
EUROPE
Or any distance from home thould always be
prepared for with a flask of our
PURE
HIGH-GRADE
NEWPORT RYE
or Fern Hill Bourbon Whiikey for medicinal
purposes. Change of w*ter or climate is
apt to bring disorders of the system, and for
cramps, summer complaints, or "that tired
fooling," there is nothing will relieve it like a
drink of our pure liquors.
L F CRASSIMUCK. Manager.
Jut Like a
Hix—"Did you take a vacation
during the summer?" ,
Dix-'Tfo" ■ 1 r
Hix—"Where did you go?"
Dix—"Nowhere. I seat my wilt
to the country tor a month."
More Indians Than la Mayflower Day.
That there are mqya Indians in
the United States now than there
were the day the Pilgrims landed
can not be proved, but is generally
believed and stoutly, affirmed by
■tatisticaas.__
k Valuable Machine.
In 18951 bought a Buckeye mower
4 1-2feetcutof P. W. Wood Breu-
ham, Texas, and the first three years
I cat with it over 600 scree of prairie
hay, oats and torgum without having
to pay one oent for repairs.
Have cat over 200 acred each year
since and the machine is still good.
I have used several kinds of mowers
and consider the Buckeye the best,
and most durable, as well as most
economical machine I know of. and
when I have to boy again will get a
Buckeye.
A. 8. WHJTBBBB,
Burton. Texas. April 8th, 1800.
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8tnU Ft Specials.
On April 0,10,11,12, good for return to
April lo, the. Santa Fe will tell rouwl trip
tickets to Waoo at one fare.
To Waco April 28 to M, limited to return
April 28, oae tare for the round trip
To Lonprfew April 18 and 19, limited to
return April 28, one fare for the round trip.
To Austin April 16 and 17, limited to re-
turn April 22, one f*t$ for the roond trip.
To Coitieena April 10, limited to return
April !4,oaefue for the round trip.
To Hot Springs May 7 and 9, limited 21
days from date of tale, one fare ftaa $2 for
the roond trip.
To City of Mexico and Monteryon April
21-22-28. Monterey and return limited to 10
dan $10.50 for the round trip.
To City of Mexico good tor 80 days |8&-
00 for foe KMtad trip.
To Houston May 7 and 8 limited to re-
turn May 12 one and one third fitte for the
d trip.
TeSanAwek. April 22 and 28, limited to
i«i 1' " I '
■iSSSSJnsriA. a*.
April 22 »1.00 round trip4
To Louisville Kv. on May 87-28, limited
to nana June 8, SMITOwind trip.
On April 21-a-S
Centra] nlbm *
to foe City ot
igft
On the
Santa Fe Limited
Nmtn Fe
Rohm*.
JPAS8KXGKR8 CAM DAILY
Le*ve;Brenham at isiK)5a. m
Arrive Dallas. at 8:86a. m
Arrive Fort Worth .at 7:40 a. m
Arrive 8t. LouIh at 7:80 a. m
Arrive Kansas Oitv at 6:30 a. m
fc'ulid Testabule Train.
The Beat and Quickest Bnntc
Chisago Express leaves Brenham 11:47 a
m„ and arrives at Brenham 41*5 p. m
Santa Fe Limited arrives at Brenham 5.33
a. m.
Double Daily Trains over Santa Fe route;
Call on Agents for particulars.
,V. S. KEENAN,
Gou. Pass. Agent
J. G. SLOAN,
Pass. Agent, Brenham.
COLOR
rtr ths
CHEEKS
Men and women who pursue callings
and pleasures that rob the cheeks of
color, want the blood qualifying and en-
ergizing- The summer in
ColoradoWill Do It
Fishing, Hunting, Burro Hides, Drives,
Horseback Biding, Mountain and Forest
Rambles, Local Bxcursiont, Scenery,
Climate, Multiplied Besorts, often adja-
cent to each outer, all in addition to the
manifold attractions and benefit! to be
had at the great
Texas-Colorado
Chautauqua.
The session will open at
BOULDER, COLO.. Sunday, July 1st, and
Continue Forty-Six Days.
A series of magnificent entertainments
has been planned. The music will be
the best ever engaged tor the Chautau-
qua. A Complete Summer School will
add pleasure to all who wish to avail
themselves of literary improvement.
Passenger Trains on the
DENVER ROAD
enter and depart from the new Texas and
Pacific Passenger Station in Fort Worth.
For free copies of THE CHAUTAUQUA
JOURNAL, issued monthly, send name to
A. A. Guison, G. A., P. D., or W. F. Si-bu-
lky, A. G. P. A., "The Denver Road," Ft.
Worth, Texas. D. B. KEKLBB,
Y. P. and T. M.
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fillip
HEBER 8tonb, President. JOSEPH TRIBTRAM, V
H. K. HARRISON, Cnshlsr.
OaoitaJ and Surplus ®180,000
HEBER STONE HENRY HODOE
ED. AM8LER ALEX SIMON.
MRS. A. M. GIDDINGB P. W. WOOD
Accounts of Farmert, Merchant* and
solicited.
Men
B| TOILET ARTICLES, ETC-
SOUTH 8IDB PUBLIC SQUABS .....
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You like good things to sat, don't
you? Lots of good things you have
to do without becausc they come too
high. When they are too higb else-
where, ring as np. You will find
that our prices will put them within
your reaoh. It's easy for us; we
buy right and are satisfied with
small profits. We both gain by it.
25c.
FOR LUNCfl
Ham roll per can, 10c.
Ham Sausage per oan, 10c
Potted Ham, per oan, 5c
French Sardines, per oan, 8c.
Best Salmon in oil, 2 cans for
Ham Loaf per can, 20c.
Beef Loaf per can, 20c
Lunch Tongue per can, 30c.
Pionio Sardines, all kinds, a can 10c
Heinz Pork and Beans ia Tomsto
Sauce, at 10c.
Shrimp in Tomato Sauoe, can, 15c
STAPLE SPECIALS.
Texas Bioe, 25 pounds for $1 03.
Our 76c Mixed Tea at 60s.
Our 50c Mixed Tea at 35c.
2>lb. cans Tomatoes, 4 cans for 25c.
Good Prunes, 4 pounds for 26o.
It is bard to find a pure, straight
Tea at a reasonable price. The
reason is that most dealers want too
muoh profit on these goods. With
as it is different; we would rather
sell a whole lot of it on asmall profit
■in ww# lifvtffi rvNp Aninivii
BRENHAM GROCERY CO.
tsffio
Shortest and Best Route.
We have Speed, Comfort
and Up-to-Datenest.
If you want the Best, We
Have It
Houston
East and West Texas
Railway.
(6ULF AIR LINF.)
W.'S.;MJELDRUM, General Manager
W. H. TAYLOR, G. F. and P. Ai
W*. DOH1RTY, A. G. P. A.,
Houatoxii Te:
A full ntpply of all the popular Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles and
Fine Perfumeries in eadlett rarietjr. Physicians Prescription! rinfalls
aad accurately compounded at all hours, day er night.
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
To Prevent the
Spread op
Contagious Diseases.
R. E. LUHN
Has on Hand a Large
Supply of
Gruds Caitiolie£Acid,
Crystal Carbolic Add,
Oreolin,
Chloro-Naptholenm,
Chloride of Lime, '
Formaldehyde,
Sulphur Oandlet.
Napthalene in Balls^and Flaket,
Fresh Vaccine Points Received Daily
THE NEW
Racket Store.
Next door to & Hoffmann.
A Gefleral Stick if Racket 6omIs, frm
On Gut Up.
Crockery, Tinware, Glassware*
25 pairs of Shoes to sole
every day!
Ftrst-Clm Wwttit IMmti Prim.
/Re HANSEN,
a?rrSor% Brenham, Texas
W1LLUMS * DOVim,
Fxeycistois.
We have the .
Cofflsrt tad most
Hi'- I
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-S^THE PUREST AND BEST.
B. B. MHSU, Agent Brenhan.
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PBonessioiiAX. oabds.
gWEARINGEN A TEAGUE.
■A.ttoX3a«3ns at*Xja-w,
;bkenham, Texas.
Offioe, South Bide Public Square.
Q AMPBBLL a PEMHIHGTOX,
Attorners-at-Law,
Brsakast,Texas<
All basinets entrusted in our cart wUtre-
oeiTt prosnpt and ctreful atttattoe
Otlot ever rustNattoaal Baak.
W. C. Hssosaaur. J. M. Hnnuson
Notary Pabiic.
HENDEltSON A HENDERSON,
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Licensed and win practice in all State and
Federal Courts.
Omen—Second floor Schmid Building.
J.
T. BROWNING,
LAWYER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in Schmid Bros, new building
BRENHAM, TgX.
£ G. SENTER,
LAWYER,
^ajletar, Fablle.
I Mala St., M Floor. -OaUaa,
J, M. MATEIS,
ATTORNEf AT^LAW.
Practices in all the Courts of the State.
OSes—Upetetra in Morton BaUdlasc.
B. S. ROGERS,
attobhet at law
Practioet in all the Conns of the
Carlisle &
fien'l Jnsuranoe
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OIBoe: Oter Orator's Jewelry
W.A.
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 90, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 15, 1900, newspaper, April 15, 1900; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth481216/m1/3/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.