Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 41, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 16, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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im> severn 1 days apart. To shorten thr time and lighten the jonrrey
in to bless womankiDtJ ti ho all looking for the »x»st bridge over; and tot* is
the mi-Mon of Clnlr*t.te boa p. It has long l»een used hv thousands of tbouunt-
ful women who beUeva in saving themselves unnecessary labor.
CLA1RETTE SOAP
is made to whcIi \riib a nd it washes Jnst right, It foams readily, rinse* rosily,
cleans perfect 1 v. Knof v, sweet and uninjured clothes follow iri th*> train of
Ci AiKKrrn We a*k for it an Introduction next Monday morning- Hold
everywhere. MacfcoD !y by
THE N W. FAIRBAMK COMPANY, St. Louis.
TO THE TRADE.
I am not scling mini -
FURNITURE AT COST
But if you need anything in my line give me a
cal and I wil prove to your satisfaction that J
am seling Furniture CHEAPER than those
who claim to sell at cost.
I havo now in store the most coiu^'m to stock of NEW
FURNITURE ever brought to this market, which I intend
to close out at HARD TIMK8 PRICES. Young conplti
will find it to their advantage to give me a call betore boy
li.*' their Furniture, as I can and will save them money.
GK HERMANN,
The Old Reliable Furniture Dealer
Sandy Street,
RHENIUM. TEXAS
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THE PUREST AND BEST.
U. R. SCHULZ, Agent, Brenham, Texas.
WHEN I SPEAK
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I nover make efforts to induc3 poople to visit
my store ia search of mythical advertised bargains
which do not exist or which are "just out." Such
methods are dishonest and are certain ultimately
to prove futile. What I advertise, I have, and it is
always exactly a3 represented.
There is no ncro certain method of entertaining
the average people than by spreading before them a
surprise in bargains in an elegant line of JJresc Goods j
in all the NEW82'YLES, with trimminc/s to Mutch,
and a large line of Meris, Youth1 sand Ohildrens' Cloth-
iru/ which all know are accustomed to get more than
good values. I never do that, because it is absurd an
^untrue, but I do sell mighty close to cost.
ALEX SIMON
Something New Under the Suu.
Through Buffet Drawing Room Sleeping Car Line
Betwen Galveston and Washington, D.
without change, via
fteVrvations in j
through ear may f\ .a r\ i n
—• Southern Pacific
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plication to Ticket 1
Agents of South- )
ern Pacifif icGom- !
pany at either
Houston or
Galveston.
C. W. BEIjV,
Traffic Manager, Houston, Teiai
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Affording practically Through
SlkpkrJ3ervice from Texas to
New York and intermediate Points
L J. PARKS,
Ass't O. I'. & T. A. Houitol
"Where Dirt Gathers, Waste Rules." Great
Saving Results from the
Use of
SAPOLIO.
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Send 25c and this coupon to Tkxas Farmer,
Dallas, and get that paper 52 times. Up to
date for the farm, garden, home, apiary, ranch,
diary, poultry-pen, etc. An A-l literary, news,
commarcial and political paper. Every field"of
,vor cultivated in it* columns. Sample free.
We Appeal Before You Again With wux
Midwinter Clearance Sale
With a Grand Sweeping Sale of Winter Goods of all Kinds Assorted,
Comprising choice lines <>f Dress Goods, Gents1 Furnishing Goods and Clothing, Ladies'' Misses' and
Gents1 Shoes, Ladies' Wraps and Ready Made Skirts, Lace Curtains, Rugs, etc. _—1—
All of which will be sold during the next 30 days at a
Discountfrom our Red Letter Sale ranging fr om20 to 30per cent.
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Everything lu Wool Flannels marked down to make clean sweep.
Our Remnant Stock winter Dress Goods and Trimmings have all un-
dergone deeper cuts than our lied Letter Bale to make room for our
Hprlng Stock.
Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed and Untrlmmed Felt Bailors at 10 cents
to 50 ceuts each.
Our entire line Bniyrna and Moquet Rugs to close in this sale.
Itemnant Htock Ladius'C'apen to close.
Remnant Stock Ladies' Jackets to close.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Vests and Union Suits to close out.
Ladies' ready-made 1'laln and Figured Brilliautine Skirts to close out
at halt price.
Remnant Stock 00 cent Comforts closing,sale, 65c
Remnant stock $1.10 Comforts, closing sale, 85c
Remnant stoek $2.50 Comforts, closing sale, $1.25
Remnant stock $1.25 10x4 White Blankets, closing sale, 75c
Remuant stock $1.50 10x4 White Blankets, closing sale, 083
Remnant stock $2.50 10-^4 White Blankets, closing sale, $1.08
Remnant stock $4 11x4 White Blankets, closing sale, $2.08
Remuant stock $5 11x4 White Blankets, closing sale, $3.50
Remuant stock $6.50 10x4 White Blankets, closing sale, 14.50
Remnant stock $7.50 11x4 White Blankets, closing sale, $4.08
Remnant stock Brown, Gray, and Blue mixed Blankets, to close out.
Remnant stock $-5 meus' Overcoats to close out, $2.08
Remnant stock $6,50 mens' Overcoats to close out, $3.98
Remnant stock $6 mens' Overcoats to close out, $3.50
Remuant stock $8 mens' Overcoats to close out, $5-00
Remnant stock $12.50 mens' Overcoats, black satin liued,to close,$7.50
Boys' and \outh»' Overcoats at cut prices.
Remnant stock $7.50 mens' Casimer Suits to close out at, $5.00
Remnant stock $10 mens' Casimer Suits, pin stripe, to close out, $5.00
Remnant stock $10 Mens' black clay worsted suits, toclose out at, $7.50
Romuant stock $10 mens' mixed gray wool suits to close out at, $7.50
Remuant stock $10 mens' dark brown wool suits to close out at, $7.50
Remnant stock $10 meus' blue mixed all wool suits to close out at$7.50
Remnant stock $10 mens' dove cjlnr all wool suits to close out at $7.50
Remnant stock $!i youths' brown suits to close out at $3
Remnant stock $2.75 youths' gray suits to close out at $2
Remnant stock $1 50 youths' gray mixed suits to close out at $2.08
Remnant stock boys' kuee suits to close out at reduced price.
Remnant stock 20 aud 25 cent boys' Kuee pants to close out at 10c
Remnant stock 1) cent boys' knee pants to close out at 20c
Remnaut stock 4Tcent boys' kneo pants to close out at 25c
Remnant stoek 5) cent boys' knee pants to close out at 40c
Remnant stock of boys'waists to close out at 10, lo, and 25c
Remnant stock of mens' and boys' caps to close at cut prices.
Remnant stock of mens' work shirts to close out in this sale.
Remnant stock meus' wool underwear to close out in this sale.
Remnant stock meus' wool overshirts to close out in this salo.
Remnant stock mens' wool sox to close out in this sale.
Remnant stock $1.50 mens' wool sweaters to clow out at $1.00
Remnant stock mens' and boys' sweaters to close out at 25 and 50c
Remnant stock $1 and $1.50 mens' gray and browu derby hats to close
at 25c '
Remnant stock 75o mens' all wool bioycle hose to close at 50c
Remnant stock 28 inch Zinc Trunks to close ont in this sale.
Remnant stock $2.25 mens' all wool pauts to close out at $1.25
Remnaut qtock $3 mens' flne all wool casimer pants to close out, $1.25
Remuant stock mens' odd vests close out ia this sale.
Remnaut stock $1.50, $1.75, $2, and $2.50 ladles' Dongola Kid button
shoes, common sense heel and toe,opera toeand medium heel,patent
leather tip and opera heel and toe, and also plain toe to close out in
this sale at $1.
Remnant stook $1 ladles'Glove Oraiu aud Grain Button and Lace
Shoes to close out at 75c
Remuant stock $2.50 ladies'Pebble Goat button shoes, Drew,Solby &
Co. make, to close out,$1.50
Remnaut stock $1.50 mens' boots to close out at $1.25
Remnant stocK $2.50 mens' boots to close out at $1.08
Remnant stock 3sc and 45c childrens' shoes to close out at 25c
Remnant stock $1.25 boys' boots to close out at 08c
Remnaut stock $1 womans' Graiu Polkas to close out at 75c
Nine cases womens' Bufl"Polkas, 3 to 10, at cut prices.
Remnant stock $1.25 childrens' school shoes, plain heel, aud spring
heel aud sole tip, to close out at 85c and 98c
Mens' work shoes we are headquarters on, just rectived 25 cases of all
kinds, and all go iu thissale at cut prices.
Mens' Harvard ties, at 90c
Mens' Veal Calf Congress and lace shoes at $1
Mens' Comtorts, broad toe and low heel shoes at $1
Mens' Satiu Calf Congress and lace shoes at $1
Mens' Satin Calf Congress aud lace shoos at $1.25 aud $1.50
Just received big shipment of Diugley Frost <fc Co. flue mens' shoes
lu congress and lace, Globe and French toe, at cut prices.
Mens' Creole congress and lace, heel and «priug heol button shoes at
cut prices. . , \
Ladies' Glove Graiu and Grain sprlug heel buttou shoos at cut prices.
Ladies' Carpet Slippers to close out at 25c
Mens' Carpet Slippers to dose out at 35c
Toilet Soaps, School Tablets, Peucils and Slates, etc., at cut prices.
Remember all Winter Goods, whether mentioned in our list or not, are marked down to the lowest notch in
order to make room in our different departments for our early spring goods.
MISTROT BRO'S & CO.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
Back of Giddings &
Giddings' Bank.
The Capitalist.
The word "capitalist" is simply an-
other wordfor the inan who saves aud
who finds out what the publiowill buy.
This faculty for saving and for finding
out what tho publio wants is a rare fac-
ulty. It is so rare that I believe relia-
ble statistics provo that 95 per cent at
men in business—that ia, of men who
employ others—fail. They fail through
their incapacity or want of diligence.
Only an infinitesimally small number
of them achieve fortune. They may be
called the explorers of the race. We
profit by their errors. For one who in-
vents a sewing machine or a telephone
10,000 lapse into poverty. Nothing re-
quires a more delicate combination ei
qualities than the creation and conduct
of n great business. The conditions ol
success are often too minute for obser-
vation. The life ia full of terrible anx-
ieties, especially in what is called
"hard times," when money la difficult
to get. The penalty of failure ia tre-
mendous, and yet the number of us whe
nro ready to tell the capitalist how t:
carry on his business, how to pay hit
men, whom to employ, and on what
terms, is very large. If thoae who oan
carry 011 business themselves were only
one-thouandth part as numerous aathosc
who can tell how it ought to be carried
on by others, the happiness of mau
would be well assured.—E. L. Godkin
in Atlantio Monthly.
Tho Cocktail.
Tho invention of that American in-
stitution the cocktail is now oredited
to the medical profession. The old doo-
tors, it seems, had a habit of treating
certain diseases of the throat with a
liquid mixture applied with the tip of
a long feather plucfeft from a cook'i
tail. In time this liquid came to be used
as a gargle, the name of "cocktail,"
however, still clinging to it. Ia tbs
course of further evolution the gargls
became a mixture of bitters, vermontb
BCHMID BROB.
SOLE AGENTS FOB THE CELEBltATEI)
LONE ST*AR BEER.
Our Ken and Cabinet Mottled Kcer Is Ui>K'.ir|>ass«U.
We aro also agents for the Standard Sewing Machine—the best in
tho market. For buying good Dry Goods and Qroceries cheap, call on us
and save money.—
M. A. HEALY,
-T>IALF.R IN-
RUPTURE
Of Men, Women and Children cured without
pain or tho slightest inconvenience,
ltvery case guaranteod. Patients
need not pay a dollar until com-
pletely cured. The truss discarded
forever. We frequently hear of
doaths caused by hernia, and the
number is constantly growing in
proportion. These conditions make
the demand for a sure, safk and
rtRMANENT cure. No truss will
affect that cure. Tho best truss can
only temporarily support the rup-
ture and constant pressure will cause
Atrophy of all parts pressed upon in
the ond making a more difficult and
dangerous rupture
Consultation at my office FREE.
J. S. HOLLAND, M.D., Bret!'iam, Texas
To the Public.
I, H. W. Hoffmann, have opened
a new Saddlery and Harness Shop
opposite Winkelmann & Bohne's
atore, where I will always keep on
hand a fall complete line of saddles,
harness, bridles, plow chains,
and other nppetiafcrs and finally devel- bame8 'back bands, curry combs!
lu>t>A*nna an iinhl* AltMm. ' _ ' • .
oped into the beverage so highly esteem
ed by the patrons of American bars.
An rnspeakaoie mu.
A resident in Vevay, Switzerland,
lately (lied and bequeathed a large
property which he was supposed to
poHsesH to the-"local hospital of tho
town."
There being two local medical
charities—the town hospital and the
Hospice de Samaritan—a lawsuit
was entered by the former in order
to decide its right to the legacy*.
After considerable expense had
been incurred the dispute was ah.
ruptly brought to a close by the dis-
covery that the deceased had in-
dulged in a most unseasonable jest,
and, in fact, did not possess a penny
to berjueat h.—Pearson 'a Weekly.
Couldn't TML
Reuben (in the back seat of the
theater)—Will yon let me have n
peek through them glasses, neigh,
bor? I can't just make out whether
that's a gal on the stage or oqe of
(hem 'ere planner lamps.—Yonken
Statesman.
brushes, and all kinds of whips
which I offer for sale at the lowest
cash prices.
I am also running a first class
work and repair shop, where yon
wil! find C. W. Hess, as foreman,
who will be pleased to meet his old
frieods and customers.- He is well-
known all over Texas as the beet all.
round workman iu the state
Hoping to receive a share of your
patronage in the future, I remain
yours for business.
H. W. Hoffmasn,
Brenham, Texas
EVEHSBERG, WILLIAMS & CO
Real Estate.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance Agents
Offle* Eagslke Bank BjtMlng.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
'Wffitt.'KS
Ot Klaal. beat, «aly grwatw* and
lUbJ-TMll for tale. Never rail.
.J. Er) ^rltwlw. I.d •■HrUcrfir l.wllcV'
thickest er Ckcaiical Cou K iuIIsob Su«ViiUa.Pa
■PAH
FARMING IMPLEMENTS BARB WIRE
Paints, Varnish, Window Glass, Iron Pipe
PUMPS, STEAM FITTINGS, BVBBUK BELTING, ETC.
SAHDY STRUM. .... » . . . . BRENH.iM, TEXAS
JOSEPH TRISTRAM, ~
m=
-DEALER IN-
Drugs and Medicines
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC
SOUTU Sr»E PUBLIC 8QUABI - - - . . . BRENHAM, TEXAS
A full supply of all the popular Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles and
fine Perfumeries in endless variety. Physicians Prescriptions carefully
ond accurately compounded at all hours, dsy or night.
R. E. LUHN.
kind Jim
1SSthhjr*tsUi
0. DICKXX.
«. Williams
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itefainz aod Bflnrt, Blerdiugor ProtrtxiiM PlteffMtMet ^s«rt
OR. BQ*9AM"liO'S PIILE REMEDY.
tog. ab*vb« t•.»,or«. A po»m*e «nj>r. r-truuhr* t- nt tree, prfji
> Htemure-Al». »H »r"» ,
Men's $5 and $6 shoes now $4—
cost. Ladies 13.50 and S4 shoe*
now $2 and $3 at Sluokerts.
Oxford sausage is made of select-
ed meats and daintily prepared with
greatest regard for cleanliness and
flavor. Try at a small box. Web-
meyer Bros. . V - r V : -
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D1EKKE k WILLiAMS,
Proprietors
Lunch Stand and Short Orfr?
flense ia connection.
HEALS SEflEB 41 AU HOURS
WINKS,
jIQUOBS, BIER, CIGARS, ETC, ETC
Prompt and coartsoos attention. V
Fresh, Cold Beer always oa tap.
A share of v<«? patronage Is solicited
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BSebe&B
BRENHAM .TEXAS.
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Staple Drugs Fine Chemicals Patent Medicines Combs.
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brashes in Eadiess Yariety.
mmmmmmmm \
Physicians prescriptions always recaire prompt attention and will be filled with '.he
Utmost care at any time, day or night. In medicines, quality is of the first important the
best is the cheapest
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LOUIS KOBFF,
KORFF * CLEMONS,
IBUTCHERSt
HUGH tXEMOJf, V
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DEALERS 15-
J. L. AMMONS
Merchant
lorttaastOona* fablie B««ar%
k> oiJer aad ar«
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LIVE flfKK MB SHU UMffi
BRENHAM, TEXAS
Highest Market Price Paid for Live Stock. Crdeii for Sausage promptly tilled.
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■b OHilli-
E7ery day at the
Bismark Saloon.
READY FOR SERVICE.
My fine Holstein Boll. Terms
$1 per season.-
G H. Hrsrno, Brenham.
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■1-« #•
WOOD
awed and Split oa Stoves and fire
idivered to any of the City at "'
cuhwdeHwry^ Yvdaear
CkA. LINDKMAl
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 41, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 16, 1897, newspaper, February 16, 1897; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth484803/m1/4/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.