Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 113, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 8, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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PERSONAL.
A PUBLIC NUISANCE.
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Some Police Regulations Needed
the Union Depot.
Sooner or later there is
to be trouble on account of the
big gang of howling negroes—
boya principally—who daily con-
gregate at the Union depot to
"watch de cahrs come in.''
Depots are made for the accom-
modation of people who have
business there, and not for a
gang of idle negroes whose ob-
ject is to be in a crowd, laugh
and hurrah like a drove of jack-
asses, and scent the atmosphere
like a gang of polecats. When
they have business there no one
objects to their presence, but Co
crowd out decent people who g<>
there to transact business is a
dirty shame.
Saturday evening there was a
beautiful covey of these Maduro
kids on h&nd, howling, scuffling
and wrestling over the platform
and making themselves generally
and conspicuously obnoxious.
It is only aquestion of time un-
til some reputable citizen will
clean out the gang in short order
for using improper and disgust-
ing language in the presenco of
lady passengerE).
The negroes are not the only
haws on the bush either, for there
are several white chaps in the
same class who need to learn
that depots are not made for
loafers.
Now, that the seven-up season
is a little dull it looks like one of
the city's half dozen police could
. be detailed for depot duty during
the arrival and departure of
trains. _____ _____
1898 Illcfflos Down to *•>.
« New 1898 Model La<ll«s' and Gent'* lii-
eyelet are now being nold on t»y condition?
at low a» $6; others outright nt $1 j 95. nnd
■ #22.
and send to Sears, Roebudk & Co , Chicago,
50, to Ijo paid
ou cm this notice out
hi*h grade at $19.95 and $:
for after rec<»ired. If
and send to Sear*, Ro< , .
they will »end you their 189S Iliwcle Cata-
logue and full particulars. [Ivir.dly toll
Sean, Roebuck & Co. thai you Raw 'heir ad
in the I! i en ham Banner, when you write, and
we mil appreciate it highly.]
GRATUITOUS TESTIMONIAL.
T»M Fanner Highly Recommends John
W. league's Cough Cure.
Imported goods are usually re-
garded as the best. But It has
been found that nature usually
provides remedies for diseases of
a section in the vegetation of that
section. When the waters of the
desert were bitter, God showed
Moses a tree the leaves of which
sweetened them. It is so with
Texas. John W. Teagueof Bren-
ham has prepared a vegetable
compound which wo know, by
use in the Texas Farmer family,
to be a first class remedy for all
lung and bronchial troubles, la
grippe and such diseases. Ten
timonials of its efficiency have
been furnished by prominent cit
izens of Brenham, where it is
manufactured. Texas Farmer
takes pleasure in giving this gra-
tuitous testimonial.—Texas Far-
mer of May 7.
The above remedy is for sale
at the Merchants' Exchange and
Santa Fe saloons.
An effort by his many friends
is being made to induce Mr. S.
H. Goodlett to become a candi
date for floater from the district
composed of Washington, Lee
and Burleson counties.
OASTORZA.
Bwntk* Ilw Html Yw Haw Always Bought
Mr. C. B. Shepard left yester-
day for Lometa.
Mr. C'has. Parks spent yester-
day at Somerville.
Dr. W. N. Mayfield left for
Temple yesterday.
Mr. Wm. Rankin of Hemp-
stead is in the city.
Treasurer C. F. Herbst spent
yesterday at Austin.
.fudge Beauregard Bryan spent
yesterday at Austin.
Mr. Allen Kirk was here yes-
terday from Oay Hill.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. B.Curry
are visiting at Somerville.
Constable Woods of Wesley
s| :'nt yesterday in the city.
Mr. J. R. Nicholson of Chap*
pf :i Hill spent yesterday in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Bach of St.
L< 'tis, are guests of I )r. and Mrs.
K. L. Day.
Mr. W. G. Wilkins returned
yesteruay from a sojourn in i
western Texas.
Mrs. J. S. Giddings and Mrs.
M. E, Kennedy visited Somer-
ville yesterday.
Messrs. Joe Small and Wm.
Mercer of Chappell Hill spent
yesterday in the city.
Messrs. A. II. Rogers and ,1no.
.la kson of Chappell Hill Spent
yt terday in the city.
. lessrs. J. W. Dallas and T.
I! Lipscomb of Independence
s[ tit yesterday in tho city.
. Ir. George Irvine, of Gebrge-
tc n, spent Saturday in the city,
a nest of his son, Mr. Chester
Ir ine.
Dr. T. C. Hairston, of the
G. Iveston medical college, was
in the city yesterday, leaving for
h^ home at Independence in the
af rnoon.
THE CHURCHES TODAY.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. W. E. Shive has con-
cluded arrangements with the
Presbyterian Churches at Bren-
ham, Gay Hill and Rosenberg,
and will preach in B rep ham on
2nd and 4th Sundays, morning
and night, beginning today. Vis-
itors will be cordially welcome.
ST. PETER S CHURCH.
Fourth Sunday after Raster.
9:30 a. m. —Sunday school,
addressed by the rector.
It a. rn. — Holy communion
service; sermon by the rector.
8 p. rn.—Evening prayer with
sermon.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services at 11 o'clock and at
night. Subject for morning ser-
vice, "Our Father." Subject at
night, "The Death Traps of Our
City and
Their Menace to Good
Morals." Epworth League meet-
ing at 3 o'clock. Everybody cor-
dially invited to attend these ser-
vices.
FEW
tamcjfi
$3.75
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THE
BEST
CAMERA.
The
Vive
Camera
Taken the largest Picture
and hold* more plates lhan
any other Camera on the
markot.
SO SIMPLE
That any one cim ox pose, de-
velop and finish complete a ttr&t-
clasa picture.
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AFTEB THE 12Ui of APRIL
CanuirM will be sold at the
regular prico, $5.00. All
kind* of amateur photo sup*
plies for sale.
W.J.Gkaber
LEADING J(W(LER.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
reaching by the pastor at 11 a.
m. and 8:1 o p. m. Mass meet-
ing at 4 p.m. Everybody cor-
dially invited to attend all these
services.
Epstein.
Young.
Messrs. Perry Morgan and
Tm. Behring have gone to swell
the ranks of Brenham's contin-
gent in the volunteer army.
They expect to become members
of the Capital cavalry.
Try our French Ice Cream. It
is made from all pura cream.
L. Z. Harrison, Mgr.
There will be a colored excur-
sion to Austin on May 16th. A
rate of $2.25 for the round trip
has been made and tickets will be
good for return until May 21.
We receive fresh Alvin straw-
berries every day.
L. Z. Harrison, Mgr.
The county teachers' institute
convened Saturday and adjourn-
ed for the summer vacation. The
next meeting will be held on the
second Saturday in October.
Mrs. M. W. Matthews of
Chapel Hill, passed through the
city yesterday en route to Cole-
man to visit her sister, Mrs.
Boulekin, who is very sick.
In justice court Saturday after-
noon Chas. Lewis filed an affida-
vit charging Fritz Colbert with
striking Hermann Lewis.
The mounted drill by the Field
Artillery at Ralston's pasture to-
day promises much in the way of
an enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Chappell is very low and
is rapidly growing weaker.
An Elocution Contest.
An elocution contest was held
at Chappell Hill Friday evening
under the auspices of the Wo-
man's Christian Temperance Un-
ion. Five young ladies engaged
in the contest. First and second
prizes were awarded to Miss Ella
Mercer and Miss Bertha Brandt.
The judges were Messrs. C. H.
Letzerich, C. Q. Boyd and C.
Neives, Mr. Letzerish presenting
the prizes.
A popular vote on the prize
v inners resulted in a choice of
the same young ladies as decided
by the judges.
For Orer Fifty Year«.
Mr*. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup hu been
Uloi
Ki
feet success. It soothes the child, soltens
lyrap
used for over fifty yours by" millions of moth-
ers for their children wliilotoething, with per
tha Rums, allays all pain; cures wind colic,
and is tho bast remedy for diarrhoea," it
trill relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure ana ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
A NEGRO preacher held the
boards on the square for an hour
or so Saturday evening.
When Nature
Needs assistance it may be best to
render it promptly, but one should
remember to use even the most per-
fect remedies only when needed.
The bent and most simple nnd gen-
tle remedy is (lie Syrup of Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Death of Charles Klaeden.
A telephone message from San
Antonio Saturday announced the
death of Mr. Chas. Klaeden, aged
nineteen years and seven months.
The remains will be shipped to
this place for interment, the fun-
eral to take place from the Epis-
copal church on the arrival of
the 4:43 Central train this (Sun-
day) afternoon.
Deceased was a resident of
Brenham and an employe of
Messrs. A. D. Milroy A Co. up to
about a year ago. Since that
time he has been sojourning at
San Antonio, hoping that the
climate there would be beneficial
to his shattered health. His
death resulted from consump-
tion.
PROGRAM El'WORTH LEAGUE,
Following program will bo ren-
dered by the Epworth League at
the Giddings Memorial church
today at 4 p. m.
Lesson Topic : Taking Things
Patiently—-1 Peter 11 20; Luke
XII 19.
Leader—Mr. Wm. Morriss.
Song from Hymnal.
Prayer—Rev. E. P. Newsom.
Lesson with responses.
Song from Hymnal.
Recitation—Miss Julia
Song from Hymnal.
Reading—Miss Stella
S'mg.
An urgent invitation to be
present is extended to all who
would spend an hour pleasantly
and profitably.
DOWEY, DO WE DO 'EM.
Do we tnke Manila?
Dewey?
Well wn *houfd smile.
We don't do a thing to *orr»!
I )»»wey?
Just K'y 'em h t iste of— well*
Don't we?
I ><-wcy?
A hot touch!
The grand rush!
Do we hand it out to the liaugl.ty dons?
I )cw«3 ?
There's nothing to it!
We give them their due!
We do!
Piift of it!
That's what we do.
Dewey?
Do we run away?
Do we keep Cool and wait?
Well, what do you think now?
Dewey?
Not on your life!
Dewey?
Remember the Maine!
What, the sunken Maine?
Dewey?
Welt, we don't forget'.
1 )e wey?
Do we mitt* a shot?
Do we settle the score?
Oh, Dewey?
Not much!
Do we square accounts for treachery's
dowi?
Dewty?
We do, indeed!
At least in part.
But there's more to d >.
Much more.
Do we stop at thin?
Do we close the deal?
Dewey?
Is the incident closed?
Isn't it just begun?
That good work—
Dewey?
Do we rc«t the case?
What, at this noint?
Well, we wonder!
Dewey!
—Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune.
How's Thlil
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Uali's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 yearn, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions, and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
Wmt & Tmjax,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Waldino, Rinnan & Mahvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
lurfaces of the system, price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free,
Hall's family pills aro the best.
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Ben. Kogeu. C. F. Heibit
ROOEB8 & HKRBST.
Attorneys - at - Law.
BKKNHAH.TKXA&
Offce In Uraber building;—upiUlra.
h. billingslea,
lawyer,
Brenham, Toxu.
Offico, Upstairs In Qrabor Building.
jyjATHIS & TEAOUE,
LAWYEES.
Office over Giddings' & Giddings' Bank,
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
\MfBtLL & PENNINGTON,
Attcr-eya-at-Law,
Krcnbtm, Texas*
All t)uiin«« entrusted in oar care will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention
Offloe o»«r firM National Bank.
j# b. york.
Physician and Surgeon
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
J. P. Buciunak, w. C. iusdmso*
County Attorney.
BUCHANAN A HENDERSON.
Attorneys ani Connselors-at-Law,
Judge Wofford is one of tho ablest crimi-
nal lawyers in the .state of Missouri. I In
has been on the bench in Jackson .county, of
which Kansas City is tho seat, for the pa? t
six year*.
Judge Wofford is one of the leading dem-
ocrats of the southwest. '1 here is no better
or more widely known m«vn iri thit section of
the country.
i he careful balancing of right grid v. r ng
and the dispensing <»i even-handel justice"'
brings w.ih it a judicial, discriminating habit
of mir.d that no profession cultivates like the
law.
Judge Wofford h not one of th so persons
who are afraid to see thing* with their own
eyes, to weigh evidence and to govern ttoor
lives accordingly. .Judge Wofford was in
poor hoal.h. His friends no vised hirn to use
f'airit'i eel cry compound, lie did so, and is
t x\ >y in the best of health and spirits, and
properly grateful to the great remedy, as his
letter shows:,
Kansas Cnv, Mo , fan. 28, 1898.
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co.
Gentlemen—I have u«-ed Maine's celery
cjin.p und, and I know it to be highly valu-
able 111 a sedative and equally efficacious as
a stimulant. Respectfully,
John W. W offord.
When the ablest physicians and the best
informed pharmacists not only prescribe and
recommend, but themselves use and find
h'a.!h in I'aine'g celery compound; when
thousands of men and women in every walk
of life, from the humblest to the most lamous
and honored, voluntarily go out of their way
to tell others tho great good Paine's celery
compound has done them, tho present great
demand for tho remedy is not to be wondered
at.
Paine's celery compound, the best of all
nerve inv gorators and bloo l purifiers, will
do more to br ng back health and strength,
especially now, as spring comes on, than anf
amount of attention to tho health later on,
when work drops from nerveless hands, and
there is no alternative but to give up alto-
gether.
Paine's c:lery compound cures diseases due
to nervous weakness or to a bad stato of the
blood. It is the one real spring remedy
known loday that never fails to benefit. Get
Paine'
celery
s celery compound, and only Paine's
compound if you wish to be well
T/ik fine black
ing to Judge I'.. I
horse belong*
. Curry stands
Ladies, ask to see the hand-
| some china we are giving away.
„ ,u , . i Just received another shipment,
a fair show of going to the front.; L> z_ IIarrison; Mgr.
Mr. Thos. " "
Governor to the People.
Austin, May 6.—The following
is self-explanatary:
Executive Office, Austin, Tex.,
May (i.—To the People: Since
the president called for volun-
teers I have received probably a
thousand letters and telegrams.
It is impossible to answer them,
and in fact many of them need no
answer. I hope, therefore, this
will be accepted as an acknowl-
edgement of the receipt of all,
especially when I assure the
writers that I have given the beet
consideration practicable to all
of them. A great many of these
letters have come from small
towns and the country, and I
hope the weekly papers will pub-
lish this notice.
C. A. Culberson,
Governor.
Dwyer was negotiating
for tho purchase of fie animal
Saturday as a present for his
brother, Major Chas. G. Dwyer,
of the First Regiment.
The natatorium season has
come round again and a trip to
Watson's is all that is necessary
to get "in the swim."
To the Ladies.
The undersigned takes pleas-
ure in informing the ladies of
Brenham that she is prepared to
make hair braids and switches to
order, and solicits thoir patron-
age for such work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Respectfully,
Mas. L. L. Wake
Drink Harrison's
Iron Cola Tonic
For Headache.
A great stock and a great
store. Poor prices for rich goods.
Dollars worth for dimes.
VVehmeyer Bros.
Have Holland to Photograph
the Baby in hie Platino work.
Keep up with the latest work
in Photography. You can find
all of it at Holland'8 Studio.
Rhubarb or pio fruit received
daily at WehmeyerBros
Try a bottle of Gebhardt's Eagle
chili powder from Wehmeyer
Bros.
Try a pound of our London
Dock English Breakfast Tea tho
finest grown.
Bosso & Wittbecker
WANTED.—Good shoemaker
at White Elephant Saloon.
The Central granted a half
rate for the acoommodation of a
score or more of Brenhamites
who wished to visit the Capital
city today.
CASTOR IA
For Infanti and Children.
The Kind You Have
Bears tie
Signature of
This afternoon at Hebrew Rest
a tombstone will be placed at the
grave of Mrj. Isaac Lewis. Quite
a crowd uf Bellville people are
expected to be in attendance on
the cerf .monies.
BABY'S
Terrible
ECZEMA
My haby suffered from terrible Eczema.
Doctor and every remedy tried, to no account.
He cried ail the time and his face waa like
raw meat. I bad to carry him on a pillow,
and waa fairly discouraged. I used half a
box of Citicuba (ointment) and CuTKD«4
Boap, and in one iw* mjr bobf teat entirely
ntrtd. To-day his akin la aa smooth ae silk. ,
Mrs. J. C. FRBKBg, 860 fl. It t., Brooklyn, N.T.
ermror Ctbb Timtmivt ret Suv-Tomma*
Bamm.—wtrwbaum vita Ccticvba so.rampnito
tcu otiof* W.I* CcTtcfU. |w*m of tkia nm.
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f. A. LOW & 80X8,
! LUMBER AND BOGGY DEALERS
) Carry a compete stock
> cf
» 'LUMBER, SHINGLES, SASH,
DOORS. BLINDS,
MOULDINGS
DOOR AND W JNDOW SCREENS
FANCY AND PLAIN
ROUND RED CEDAK FENCE
POSTS.
•COMMON AM) HEART PICKETS
AND RAILING.
WIRE PICKET FENCE,
WIRE NETTING FENCE,
rSTRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD
AND OIL.
Fronch Green Seal Zinc; also Measure
Colon.
. See our Buggioa before you buy.
X. A. LOW it SON,
j<x vooooprc
Rhubarb at Wehmeyer Bros.
Si;e L. Z. Harrison's certificate
in another column. Each one is
worth 25 cents.
The following tlands, or privileges for the
Uvo days Maifest will be disposed of at pub-
lic outcry m Firemon's Park, on Wednes-
day, Mait 11th, at 4:30 o'clock p m. Pur-
chasers to pav one-naif of amount bid In
cash, the remainder at 12 o'clock on first day
"of feat:
1. Ice croira and soda.
2. Fruits, candies and nuts.
3. Milkshake and lemonade.
4. Restaurant.
5. Chili and temales.
6. Weinerwurst.
7. Knife rack.
8. Barroom, for first day only.
And such other privileges as the com-
mittee may decido to dispose of. J£or further
particulars apply to
J. G. Rankin,
Chairman Committe.
One thing to be sure of—5
cent chocolate soda at Griffin &
Krug's.
Oil up Cyclers.
You're dry, wet your whistle
on Sicily Lemon, it will refresh
you, at Griffin & Krug's.
Our French Ice Cream is made
according to the famous Paris-
ian recipe. Try it.
L. Z. Harrison, Mgr.
We carry the finest lines of
assorted cakes in the city.
BoBse & Wittbecker.
Our Latest—Black raspberry
phosphate. Griffin & Krug's.
Platino Photos at Holland s
Studio from $1 per doz. up.
Try our pie fruit, the best and
cheapest fruit for pies,
Wehmeyer Bros.
The "just as good" kind of
flour is not sold at Wehmeyer
Bros. We sell only one kind—
the White Swan.
Compressed Cold.
A glass of our soda at 5 cents.
Griffin & Krug.
Red Messina Orange is spicy
and rich and fine as well as re-
freshing—at Griffin 4 Krug's
Drink Harrison's
Iron Cola Tonic
For Headache.
Fresh Uncanvassed Hams at
the Brenham Grocery Co.
The Platino Work that you
will find in Holland's Studio is
Sure to Catch You.
LOUltt KOKrF,
HUGH OI.EMOK.
KORFF * CLfcMONS,
=| BUTCHERS^
—I>1ALRRS IH—
LIVE STO0K AND SAUSAGE
BRENHAM, TEXAS
IIigbe«tMarket Price Paid for Live Stock. Grderi for Sausage promptly filled.
READ THE WEEKLY BANNER
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
tJ-Offlne In the Oourt House
Office: Bassett Building, Corner Hain
and Market streets..
R.
J. SWEARINGEN,
ATT0B3 E Y-AT-LA W,
Brenham, TeiM,
Office: South Side Square over
Landgraf Bros.
E.°
8ENTER,
LAWYER,
General Attorney TeiM Press Amctttlon.
Notary Public.
303 Main St., 2d Floor, Dalian, Texas,
C. M1SKW1TZ & GO.
Insurance Agents,
Brenham, Texas.
Represent first-class reliable foreign and
home companies. All loses Riven prompt
attention. Offce over Fran kc's Hardware
store. Next door to past office.
EYEBSBERU, WILLIAMS ft CO
Real Estate.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance Agents
Office Eagelkr Bank Bulldlnff.
UKVIMM. - - TU1 .
J. L. AMMONS
Merchant Tailor*
■orthMit Corner Public bfluar*
iUtMM&AJK. TIIA8.
Suite and garment* made to order aad an
guaranteed.
For Board and Lodging. Apply
to Mrs. A O. Coleman, corner Maine
and West streets
White Swan flour is not the
best flour because we sell it, but
we sell it because it is the best.
Wehmeyer Bros.
Fresh snap beans received
daily at Bosse & Wittbecker'a.
W. WIEuildOJj,
DENTIST,
Office: Second flcor, Graber
building, next door to Telephone
office.
CARLISLE & CO.,
General insurance Agents
BKENHAM, TEXAS.
(^Office over Grehor's Jewelrr Store.
LADIES' PALACE
Main Street, Next Door to Dixie Saloon
THE NKff FAD «( tb. CITT.
HEALS AT ALL HOURS.
We employ nothing but the rery beet
cooks. Polite attention to all. Oive Ui a
calL
■^.Kresh Oysters Daily.
U. B. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
This i» the season of the year when
those pestiferous little insects, cut-
ting ants, are roost destructive to
inut treei and shrubbery. The most
effective means of checking their
depredations lies in their complete
extermination. The undersigned is
now prepared to tako contracts for
killing out cutting ants on short no-
tice. All work guaranteed. Orders
sent to me at Brenham, Texas, wil
receive prompt attention.
THOS, Jb\ MATCHETT
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BRENHAM GROCERY CO.
A. A. HACKER. PROP.
Fresh Butter Oil at the Bren-
ham Grocery Co.
We are headquarters for the
finest Tea that money can buy.
When in need of a first class Tea
call on us.
Bosse 4 Wittbecker.
What thirst and quenching of
thirst are in that merry name 1 It
was new last year—merry cherry
ripe! It is new again this year—
merry cherry ripe! It will al-
ways be new—merry cherry
ripe; for it feels as it sounds—
merry cherry ripe. It is to cherry
what Red Messina Orange is to
orange—merry cherry ripe—and
it justifies its name. Oh, it is a
glorious drink to bear that merry
name. There is nothing in all
soda more tempting and luscious.
On sale only at Griffin & Krug's.
I
OU can satisfy your wants at
our store if you are looking
for something good to eat and
at prices which you can easily
afford. We have just re-
ceived Fresh Cheese Sand-
wiches, Victoria Tea Biscuits
and all kinds of Cakes, Celery,
Mustard, Olives and Pickles,
in Picnic sizes. Potted Ham
and Lunch Beef.
We Sell and Recommend
White Wave Flour.
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Respectfully,
BRENHAM GROCERY CO.
Give us a trial on your next order
and we will guarantee satisfaction - J
A Handful of Dirt May be a Houseful of
Shame." Keep Your House
Clean With
GENERAL LEE
.AT HIS DESK
IN HAVANA
PROVED TO BE THE MAN PAR EXCELLENCE
For his past in a trying and critical situation. When asked
wnat his favorite wine was, lie said he only knew
TWO KINDS
LIKE WOMEN AND MUSIC -GOOD AND BAD.
That is all we know, and we keep
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WINE, WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, ALE, CIGARS
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 113, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 8, 1898, newspaper, May 8, 1898; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth481222/m1/4/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.