Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 80, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 31, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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ITOB THIS LKOI8LATUBIC.
Tm» Bannik is aathorixed to announce
JUDGE BEAURRGARD BRYAN
u a candidate to represent Washington
coanly in the Twenty-sixth legislature, sub-
ject to the action of the Democrat party.
FOli COUNTY OFFICES.
We arc authoriied to announce
JUDGE K. P. CURRY
u a candidate for re-election as County J udgo
of Washington coanty, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries.
Sgf f
t 'MiH
THAT THE
FAC-SIM1LE
5'i a»j
CITY OFF10BKS.
We are authorized to neoounce
FRANK HAUBELT
ai a candidate for re-election to the office < f
Alderman Of the First Ward of the City of
Bits bam, »tUie election to be held the lirst
Tuesday in April, 1998.
We are authorized to announce
F. FISCHER
a> a candidate for Alderman of the So:und
Ward of the City of Brenhim.st the election
to tie held tho flrct Tuesday in April, iHtjH.,
I
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liitg live Staiaadu and I3ov e:.i of
SICNATUHL
•OF
A GENUINE CUPID.
B»* He Brought A bunt » Wedding of In-
different Lover*.
It was ou the ove of u marriage in
the house. Brido, Rtoom, brideH-
moidn, us horn, maids of honor,
pages, were congregated in the li-
brary awaiting the commencement
of rehearsal, reports tho New Or-
leans Times Democrat. "Did you
ever know," remarked the groom's
beet man, "that I once mndo a
match, and it turned out to l,o a
happy one too!" "Oh, toll us about
U, do," trebled the bridesmaids and
maids of honor.
. "Yes, tell us about it, do," nun-
bled in baas tones the groomsmen,
as if to poke fun at the bn«t mun's
matchmaking, but in reality being
jealous of tho attention lie had e*
cited.
' "Well," continued tho boat man,
"it was about threo or four years
■go, in a Louisiana country town, I
won't mention actual names, but I
Will say that Mr, Percy Alton of the
country town, and Miss Jessie Mil-
ton, a visitor from New Orleans,
met each other, You know how it
is In the country—young people
don't have to climb garden walls to
tie able to converse together.
"Well, in a week Percy and Jessie
Wore on pretty friendly term*, but
nobody sua pec tod thorn of anything
^endship, and thoy themselves
1 suspicion of anything more
oe—in fact, to be absolute with
yffo, they were not in love.
"Now, here is where I come in: It
Was I who filed them for life. Dy
the force of suggestion, as in tho
case of Beatrice and Benedick, I
caused them to see each other in aft
entirely Afferent light. Wo three
were walking down the street to-
gether. Suddenly I looked with a
very critical eye at Percy and Jwie
and aaid: 'What a fine couple you
wcrold make I I never sa w t wo per-
sona better suited for each other,'
Percy laughed awkwardly. Jessie
blushed.
" 'I would be perfectly willing,'
aaid Percy, 'but I don't know wheth
er Jessie would have me.' J twain
laughed. '1 wouldn't mind,' alio an-
swered. 'Get married this evening,
tbes,' I put in. 'Havo snap. I shall
get the license today.! 'But I havo
no clothes ready,' remarked Jessie.
'Well, if you wish to put it off,' 10-
marked Percy, 'wo shall make it to-
morrow. ' When wo reached tho
bouse, Jessio went into the parlor
to receive the viait of a young man.
Percy came to me. He was agitated.
"Hesaid: 'I wonder if Jessie was
only Joking? I wonder if she—would
—have—mei' 'I think so,' 1 an-
swered. 'She baa told me that she
Mkea'you.' As a result Percy waited
toatil the young man bad left, and
alter half an hour's conversation
Sth Jessie matters wore arranged
' noon of the next day they woro
married and on their way to New
Orleans. I accompanied them to
lielp Percy out Of course, Jessie
people raised all mannor of row, but
when they discovered that Percy
w^s ■ si00 young fellow and able to
eupport a wife, 'bleas you, my cbil
dies/ followed and champagne was
opened. Percy and Jessio are a hap-
py cookie today, and tbey probably
wouldn't have had gumption enough
to come together unless I hud been
there."
Otaenu Girl.
little iFnd-Ma inma -says she
to, 4«
Venules Digestion,Cheerful -1
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Prcn\^lt»
ittssancliiest-ContairsnciOirr J >.|
Optuai.MorpWnc nor Miiui..'
Not Nauc otic.
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| WRAPPER
OF EVERT
BOTTLE OS1
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lacSmule Signature of
NW YORK.
I1XACT COPY CF WRAPPER.
r4etitiailfc
• '» rp 1*» Ur W fr1y,
i bulk, bcu'l allow anyofio to '
; f'.oon tho pfoft of m . tint
l u fioou " cn<i ' v:!I rr.rw « v»rj p"i
Jc© that ;eoj get G A li-T-d R I .j.
*":7.
lloy*.
Give tho average boy n doughnut
to divide with ariothiT boy, and f b"
other boy wirl g"t the liolu, '-:jvd
h'» a d»wo of corrective metiicin1) to
fli -ifle with another boy, and the
ot';er boy will get tho wiolo.
t'he boy who tingri "I want to be
a" migel" louder than anybody else
ii Sunday w:hool in juwt as likely as
n >t to clip the cuperiiitendent's tall
li t off With a i isov, brt!l as f oon
li. yeta outside. — Momcvvillo J-)Ui-
ted.
Vury Mi If J I>j(t ulf
' Do yon -all—ever have reeom »
narcotics!" asked the new physi-
cal n.
"Only once a week," said the pa.
tiant. "Igo to church with my wife
c/ery Ktmdoy." — Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Otto 11 of Uei'Mtiny massacred his
chief nobles at a least and liiin-elt
died of a wound from a poisoned ar-
1 iW.
English barmaids earn on an aver-
t ;« 1U shillings u wee I;.
l)r»wio| rictoret With Finger Nail*.
8omo Chinese and Japanese can
still draw pictures with their linger
nails, an art once held in high re-
|;ute, Tho nails are allowed io grow
tu a length of 18 inches and dipped
in vermilion or sky blue ink.—Phil
iidelphia Press.
OYSTERS.
The Oak Hall Restaurant is
j prepared to serve oysters in any
| style at all hours of the day or
night. Drop in when hungry or
thirsty and get oysters at popu-
lar prices and everything else on
short ordor.
W'm. Buecherl,
Proprietor.
LADIES' l'ALACE
IMURAN
Main Street, Next Door to D.xic Saloon
TUK NKW FAD of the UITV.
MI'IALH AT ALL HOI. KM.
Imvo f ou ,,€umo to
Always gla
our house.
Mr. Jenkins— Indeed I Then your
mamma likes me, does shet
Little Fred—I don't know about
tMVfit Sfftor Mildred ilways di-
videa up with the hoi»i»nw that you
Icing her.—Chicago Sfiijvs.
CASTORIA
I
- for Infants and Children.
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Santa re Speciale.
For the meetine of the Galveston dUtrict
the Chmtiui Endeavor at Galrotqo on
21 asd 27, the SasU Fe will sell round
i U one and one-third fares; villi
of April
ig of the Kpworth Ltayue in
ia-19, the Santa Fe trill ten
I at one fare; good to return
Gal-
for the
i tickets limited for
• sncetiac of the V. M . C.A. at
aril l$~U, a rate of one far* fo
I Texas Central railroad
bt«!«:
the Baptist Foreign
e a rata of one
r April 13 14, rc-
■ m. •
t of Epwortli Lctrvc
jjMjgt>li
April *3. Oa
Doctors7Say;
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis-
tricts are invariably accompan-
icd by derangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great "driving
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de-
ranged and disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
HAIR BALSAM
«na«s slid besutifto the hsir.
•motc» ft lnmrl*nt ffowth. -*
▼CP Fails to Hesters Gray
air to its Youthful Co'-"
rsa scalp dissassa k hslr fsL
fsllisg.
Knffllsn Dt«MS<1 lira nil.
rteNMYMYAL PILLS
♦ •Hgfnol awtl Only Qmnlna. _
•Arte, slvsys Mdlabla. taoica uk fl\
i>fur!ft»t far Chl'-hmurt fMatiik Phi JfW
mjiranH In |(o4 and Void m«tftllio\\Mr
pwtrs, allied with blua ribbon. Take
n»ul!i( P. Ktfuit Uanftrpua sw&MUis* V
riHm'u>iJ imitmion*. Ai DfVMista,or aasd4s.
in stii'pt hit particulars, testloMsUls arid
**it«U«f In UUwr. by rvtara
J. L. AMMONS
Merchant Tailor
■orthaait Corner rublic Be tiara,
31MMHAM. TSXAB.
Salts and garmenU made to order aad axe
|S >rantc«d.
AAA/
WWW%ffff
;; W. T. Carrington
-pralel
m
n
& Family
Supplies.
Sandy Street, Next Door to G.
Hermann.
itltkn HAM, TEXAS.
U
A full tii|ij)Iy of Freiili and season-
' able goods kept in Stock. Will meet
all legitimate competition. Patron-
age solicited and raiisfaction guaran-
teed. Free city Delivery. Give me
a trial.
Wo employ nothing but the very host
cooks. l'oli'.B attention to all. Oive us a
call.
(A,Freeh Oysters Daily.
1). 11. W11.LIAMH, Proprietor.
Bowlintj Allcij!
ALL UAMKH I.PR THAN ONUS
HOUfl,
Three Balls for 5 Cts.
ALLEY l»Y TIIK IIOUIl.
Two PlayerH, One Dollar.
25c KACll ahuitionai. i'laikk*
Gentlemen Accompanied by L»dyf 50 ccnis
per coup!o.
SPECIAL RATES TO BOWLINQ PAHTIE3.
On La JicB' ni^ht, every Friday night, Ladies
and cscurt only udmitted.
%" The Left Hind Foot
OF A JACK $|
it 111 HIT" i4
Killed threw tulnuten alter
mldiilKht lu a country
oburch-yaril by a red-
Imlrcd, cross-eyed, liow-
le^ged man ot dark uotu-
tilexiou Is u good thing la
its wuy
BUT,
Thoro's uothlng ho lucky an
to havo ou gurmonts which
are warm, well cut, woll
lined, well finished and
tuado to your measure hy
Seth N. Mayfleld,
Main ofVloe Next to Qrabtr'is
Branch offlcu in Rina0ner Building
H. & T. C. li. a
DOUBLE DULY TRAINS.
Short and Quick Lino Between
North and Bouth Texas-
Y I ItKT WKKM
g {{ HOUSTON and DENVER,
P b ; Via Ennis and Fort Worth,
n E | GALVESTON and DENISON
j. P j Via Ilouston and Dallas.
U £ | GALVESTON and St. LOUIS,
(j n I Via Hou> ton, Ennl i and I'aris.
8 J
HOUSTON and AUSTIN.
Tlio H. 4 T. C reaches Galveston,
Houston, Hrenham, Austin, Waco.Corsicana,
tYaxahachic, Fort Worth, Dallas, Piano,
MeKinnry, Hhertnan and Deniton, and gives
First Class Service.
nil III MIS!
Th-ais the season of ihe jaar whin
thow pestiferous little insects, cut-
i'ng aats, are oxstt destructive to
Insit tree* and Suubbwy. It* most
effective means of ducking their
" - — -■ - tbeir complete
' undersigned is
contracts for
bort no-
Orders
, Trias, w2
M L. BOBBINS,
Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass. & Tkt. Agt.
_C. W. REIN,
ffic Manage
J. O. SLOAN, Agent, Brsnhsm, Terns
Oil the
Santa Fe Limited
Santa Fe
Route.
VASSKOGKKS CAW DAILY;
Kt lllllt
K MATCHJbTT
rt>t p. m.
. at 7:3iCa. nk
at 0:40 a. lu
at«:3ua. p
MC«0a. .
Leave Breaham
Arrive Pauae.
Arrive Port Worth
Arrive Kt. Louis
Arrive Kansas CUT ^
SoUd Veetabule Train.
,Tt>. SMt and Qslcksst F oof#
Chicago Kspress leaves Brenham
ni., ana arrives at Brenham 4^
Santa Fe Limited arrives at Brc
W. 8. KEENAN,
Om. Pass. AgesiL
ifcojp.
j p. m.
ft.ij
'JO.SLOAN,
Pn-Af cat, Brenham.
AT MISTROT BROS & CO
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GRAND SPRING OPENING 1898
New Arrivals this week, ^ew Arrivals next week. Each and every day brings us new things. Big drives in
all departments, Big cuts in all departments. Each and every department brim full of pretty things. We
have the goods' we have the correct prices, and one price to all. Please read our price list below.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
nVKVAAVH-
3!! inch black Henrietta 25t
at.
kiud
. no
18
86 inch, uh wool black surge, -<-)C
kind at ....'■ • •
40 inch, all wool black mohair
brilliantine, 50c kiud at •*,)
40 inch, all wool black alba Iron,
extra t|uaiity 00c kind at...... 45
50 inch, all wool silk gerfe 50c
kiud at 35
48 iuch, all wool black uergo Coc
kind at • —
38 inch, all wool black batiat, C5c
kind at 50
•llincb, all wool black batiet !)8c
kint? at 75
45 inch extra line silk liuish Ltil-
liautiua 'Ma kind at........... • ,jl)
40 inch figured and striped grena-
dine 75c kiud at SO
3'! inch wool aud Bilk mixed black
figured grenadine T5o kind at.. 50
30 inch black all wool grenadine
50c kiud at
-11 inch black all wool grenadine
extra line 85c kiud at 05
32 inch black wool figured bril
liautino 25c kiud at....... • •
In skirt and dress patterns we
have them iu novelties, silk bril-
liuntino, silk Bccillia cloth and black
brocaded eilki froiu 35 cts to §12 )
Silks! Silks!
SI'KCIAI.H.
One lot fancy figured (-ilka -i5 and
50c kiui at io
U2 inch bfalk China tilks extra
heavy 50c kind at.... u
32 inch China silk iu evening
shades all colors extra quality at 3j
and 45 cents.
28 iuch Japanese silks txtra heavy
in evening shades 75c kind at... <>
Black brocaded India Bilk large
and small designs for dresses and
skirts at f,u
23 inch black brocadod silk 75c
kind at
Black satin special 25
Black satin special 4°
24 inch black satin extra qua!
ity at 50
22 inch black movia silk 75o kind
at fiU
22 inch black gros grain silk #1,
75 and 05 cents.
22 inch black satin duchesses $1
kind at 75 and 05 ceuts.
22 inch black lafftta silk 75c
kind at 50
24 inch black taffeta silk extra
quality 98c kind at 60
20 inch pioces fauoy silks, stripes,
plaids aud figures at 50 and 75 cts.
silk omlandies antl u.vt1ste.
20 inch pieces 10 yards to pattern
laacy figured and satin stripo silk
organdie value 30c at 35
20 inch pieccs 10 yards to pattern
fancy figured silk batist lovely pat-
tern value 00c at 35
10 inoh pieces fancy dotted and
striped linen Swiss vtry shear 35c
kind at 26
20 inoh patterns large and small
figured French organdioe, ur.iue in
satin and lace Btripe, no twe,
alike, regular value 25 to 85c at.. \8
20 inch patterns French orj? in-
dies large and email figures very
shear and extra quality, 20a kind
at 15
Staple Department
HPFXIAL.
10 yards fancy figured lawns for
15 cents.
10 yards fancy figured calico for
25 cents.
10 yard* fancy stripo and plaid
ginghaui for 25 cents.
10 yards fancy Sea Itdacd domes*
tic fur 25 cents.
10 y ards fancy percale calico for
35 cents.
10 yards bleached domestic for 35
cents.
10 yards suitings -'fcttning shades
• all colors for 35 cento.
2 bales round thread cotton stripe
at 3£ cents.
2 bales best mado Rescue plaid
at 5 cents.
50 pieces chevoits at 5, 7J, 8J and
10 cents.
40 pieccs extra lu'avy Mackinaw
duck 12J kind at 10 cents.
25 pbcea good mattress tickirg
at 5 cents.
20 pieccs extra quality mattress
ticking at 0J cents.
15 pioces feather ticking at 10
cents.
DreiK Ooodn—Contlnneif.
ground, 15c kind at
74!
Wash Goods.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES-
10 dozen alarm clocks nickel cas-
20 iMh . pi«» J-* '•'JLSrJXSEa. |ing-" 60 ^■" 75 X*
cream, pink, Nile green, light gray
light blue and cardinal at 12J and
10 cents.
38 inch cream henrietta extra
quality at 35 and 25 cents.
42 inch cream henrietta all wool
silk finish 75c kind at 00
40 inch cream white all wool
serge 75c kind at 15
38 inch pink henrietta 35c kind
at 25
42 inch all wool albatros canary
color 50o kind at 35
42 inch all wool cream albatros
extra quality 05c kind at 45
40 inch all wool henrietta in light
tans, grays, lavenders and canaries
at 05, 50, 35 and 25 cents
38 inch black and white shepard
checks 15o kind at 10
25 inch wool filling changeable
brocades at 10 ccnts
White Goods,
BI'KCIAI.,
10 pieces white India linen 4 cent
kind at 2
10 pieces white nainsook 4 cent
kind at 2J
50 pieces fancy figured dimities
7Jc kind at. • • 5
50 pieces 33 inch fancy figured
dimities 10c k:nd at 7^
20 pieces 33 inch fancy figured
and hair liue organdies 15c kind
at 10
20 pieces 33 inch organdies large
tloral designs 15c kind at 10
20 pieces 33 inch Grampian plaid
and striped batist 15o kind at... 10
6 pieces 33 inch linen batist 15c
values at 10
10 pieces 33 inch organdies in
pink, blue, lilac, yellow, navy, green
and black 15c kind at. 10
15 pieces linen ground figund
lawns 15c kind at...
0 pieces 33 inch fancy figured aud
striped mulls Vbry shear, value 15c
at.. 10
3 pieces fancy crepons 12^ cent
kind at 7^ cents.
Ladies Hose.
Ladies' fast black hose at 5 cts.
Ladies' fast blaok hose at 10 cts.
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' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Just received $5000 worth of Gent's Youth's and Boy's
Spring Suits, Tailor made, in all the new shades. They are
perfect in make, perfect in fit, and prices arc lower than it
cost to manufacture them. We have them in Grey, new
i shade of Browns, Navy Blue, Checks, Plaids, and Blacks^ j
t in round and square cuts, also in frock suits, at the low price i
\ of $3.00, $4.98, $5.98, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50. j
i Boys' Knee Suits at 5oc, 75c, $1 00, 1 25, to 2 50.
Boys' Knee Pftnts lit 25c, H5c, 40c, 50c to 75c. |
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Just received one lot Yankee dol-
lar watches, the cheapest guaranteed
watch on the market 18 bize, patent
short winding device and con*
structcd for exact service, American
Movement, diameter of case 2 14
inches, weight 3jj ounces, keeps
accurate time, gold, aluminum and
nickel caees.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Gent's Semen's Patent Elastic Seam
Drawers, $1 kind, <12 l-2c a pair, or
two pairs lor $1.25
Men's brown dtill drawer?, 15, 20, 26 to 4OC
Men's Challenge, bloacb drill drawers at4(c
Men's brown balbr!»gan shirts, patent neck
and pearl buttons, silk taped Iront, at
35c, 2oc, 20c.
Men's knit shuts, t;0J. j ulity, 35c, 2jc,
20c, 12 l-2c.
Men's grey mixed undershirts, patent neck,
silk front and pearl button.-, 35c kinJ, at 25c
Men's dark tan ribbed Lalbriggan under-
shirts, silk front and patent necks, 65c
k'-d, at 60c.
Men's, youth's and boys' suspenders,
Men's susptnders, good webbing and wire
buckles, at 60c, 85c, 25c, 20c, 15c, and loc
Boys' susponders, 20,16, and loc.
Men's black and tan hose, 20c, 16:, la 1-2C,
loc, 8 l-3c and 5c.
Big drives in men's work fhiits.
Men's handkerchiefs, large sines, white and
colored borders, 2oe, 15c, i2 i-2c, 10c,
7 l-2c, and 5c.
HOY'S' SHIKT IVAISl'S."
20 doz. bov's waists, good c|ual.ty, at 25c, 20c,
16c and 12 I-2C.
15 doz. Mother's Friend boys' laundered
shirt waists, made ol best percale, were
65c, at 89c
10 don. Mother's Friend boy's unlaunderod
shirt waist, were 50c, now 39?.
5 do/., the Star brand boys' laundered shirt
waist, 75c kind, at 39c.
New line of gent's negligee shirt).
New line of gent's neck wear.
New line of gent's night slurtf.
New line gent's unlaunderod shirt*
Gent's linen collars at 6c, 10c and 12 1-2C.
G;rt's l-'en culfs at 15c, 20c and 25c.
Gent's . ibber collars at 5c.
Gert s rubber euffj at 10c.
Gen's extra heavy and wide suspen lers at 2$
10 picces extra quality and heavy
feather tick at 12^ cento.
30 pieces jeans extra quality and
heavy at 10,12^ to 25 ceuts.
10,000 yards fast coloxed calioo at
4 cents.
yards oil rod calico at 3$ j
500
cents.
30 piece! 32 inch fanoy percales
at 5 cents.
30 pieces 32 incli fancy percales
at 7J to 10 cents.
20 pieces fatcy dress ginghams
at 5 cents.
3G inch Lonsdale bleached domes-
tic at 5 cants.
36 inch soft fiaif.h bleached do-
] mestic at 5 centa.
3G inch cambric finish domestic
at 5 cents.
36 inch best Sea Island domestic
at 4 and 5 cents.
1,000 .yards 36 inch wide can vas-
ing at 2^ and 3 eenl.n.
Apron check ginj ;hams at 3^ and
5 co'jts.
100 pieces tablo oilcloth in fancy
colors was 15 cents jjow 10 cents.
DRESS GOODS-
Sl'BOlAt.
20 inch pieces fancy figured wool
chollies iu navy, black und cream
30 pieces white nainsook at 3£
4, 5 and 10 cents.
20 piecoa wbito India and Vic-
toria lawns at 6^ to 10 ccnts.
20 pieces while India and Vic-
toria lawns at 3J to 5 cents.
20 pieces white India linen very
i shear and cxlra fine, 20o value
at 12| cents.
20 pieces white organdies, 72
inches wide 20, 25, 35, 45, to 75 ots.
10 pioces whi'o corded dimities
at 10,124 to 20 cents.
50 pieces white check, stripo and
plaid nainsook at 7J, 10,12^ and
15 cents.
2o pieces English long cloth for
ladies underwear very fine at 10,12^,
15 to 25 cents.
32 inch white corded pique at 10
centa.
3°2 inch white corded pique at 12^
cents.
32 inch white corded pique at 15
cents.
34 inch white corded extra heavy
piquo at 20 and 25 eents.
32 inch white dress duck at 10
cents.
32 inch white and tan linen finish
duck at 12^ cents.
Ladies extra heavy gray mixed
hose at 10 cents.
Jaco stripeed
quality Louis
1-2 to 35 ccnts.
Ladies' tan aud
hose at 10 cents.
Ladies' extra
Hermsdorf dye 12 1
Ladies' plaid and Roman striped
hose at 25, 35 and 45 oents.
Misses and children's hose in
black and tan at 5, 7 1-2,10,12 1-2,
to 25 cents.
White Oounterpains.
10-4 white oounterpains at 50 cts,
10 4 white counterpains at G5 cts
10 4 white oounterpains at 75 cts.
10-4 white honey oomb quilts at
98 oents.
10-4 white Marsailes quilts at II 25
10-4 white Marsailes quilts at 11.50
10 4 white Marsailes quilts at $1.98
12-4 white Marsailes quilts at $2 00
up to_$3.50.
We liuve but ONE PRICE,
and that is the Cheapest.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
ladies, miss km and cuii-ubbn's
oxroitos.
Drew Selby oxford and strap sandals, low
cuts, all widths and toes;
$2 oo makes at $1 50
2 50 makes at z 00
3 00 makes at 2 60
3 60 tnakos at 8 00
Infant's square and round toe sandals, at 60c
Misses tan and black sandals at 75c
Misses tan and black sandals, 98 to SI 60
Ladies dongola lace oxfords, patent tip,
76c kind, at •' 60c
Ladies do.igola lace oxfords, patent tip,
$1 kind, at ».7jc
Ladies don -ota lace oxfords, patent tip
and patent tilmued, $1 60 iiind at $125
Ladies tan oxfo d, com toe, patent tip
and trimmed, $1 50 kind at 1 26
Ladies dongola button shoes, coin and
square toes, value $1, at 75c
Ladiei dongola button sboes, $1 2} and
$1 5O kind, at 98c and $1 25
Laiies custom made vici kid, coin toe
and patent tip, button and lace shoes,
value $2 00, at jl jo
Boy's satin c-ilf' , c 1'n toe, v.- I 25
at -l98o
Boy's satin calf conjreri, co n toe, 2 00,
at las
Men's srtin calf, congress and ltoe,coin
and globe toe, va'.ue 1 26, at 1 CO
Men's latin calf, coigrets and hce, ooin
and globe toe, vaVe 161 and 175,
at..... 1 26 and 1 50
Men's satin calf, extra quality, congress
and lacj, coin and globe toe, 2 50 and
3 00, at 2 00 and 3 $0
In men's and boy's fine band made
shoes wo carry the well known makes
of llelmans, Bettmann & Co., Mitr*
& Co, and Excolsior bhoe Co. in
Chocolate, Oxblood, Greens and "Bla< k, in
lace and congress, coin and globe tees. *
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Vests-
50 dozen ladies' sleeveless vesta
10c kind at 5
50 dozen ladies sleeveless vosts
15o kind at 10
25 dozen ladies sleeveless vests
20c kind at 15
10 dozen ladies' lisle thread silk
tape neok and sleeves real value 35
and 50 cents at 20, 25 and 35 oents.
Ladies corsets at 25
Ladies corsets at J 35
Ladies corsets at ,.J. 00
W I B corset, 6 hook fT. 76
W B oorset, 6 hook .... ■ 08
W I B corset, 6 hook f ...I 35
W | B summer corset.- 6 hooks 75
Dr. Warner's longwa-st 88c, 98c, 1 20
Showing this week all the newest tilings In
fine laces, linen torchons, scrvillas, oriental,
valencinncs, per yard, ic to 25c.
250 pieces jaconet Swiss and Hambere
edgtngj and insertiag to match, per yard,
ic to 25c.
22 irch wide all over embroideries at 850
U 9126.
MISTROT BROS & CO.
BACK OF
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 80, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 31, 1898, newspaper, March 31, 1898; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth481828/m1/4/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.