Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 262, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 11, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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NEWS
. BEN HUSEMAN of William Penn
* *
is vary lick with black jaundice.
There will bo a weddingr on
South Market street next Wed-
nesday.
THE band will hold a rehearsal
this afternoon at two o'clock at
&e band room.
• TB® 10-year-old child of Wa).
Buerger died at Berlin Friday
with meningitis.
The services of the Episcopal
congregation will be held at the
band room today.
J, W. Earlywine ia reported
improving from a very malignant
attack of small pox.
Mrs. CiiAs, Holle died at
Washington very suddenly last
Wednesday morning.
Tom Or dell, colored, was;
knocked down by coming in con- |
tact with an iron weight at Zeiaa' ]
merchantile establishment yes- j
terday.
Mr. Wm. Remmert of Wiede- j
ville, in the city Saturday, re- j
ported that many farmers out i
that way took advantage of the j
cold spell for killing hoga.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson, chap-
lain of the National Travelers'
Protective Association, is an-
nounced to occupy the pulpit of
the Christian church of this city
on November 25.
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: Acts PJcaSiJiitfyunil'romptfy.:
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A:.ur. /
the System
1 Effectually
or costive.
•• ■ '! acceptable/brm
. p/"plants
Met '<' beneficially.
to cs:t i'is r>
ICiAL effects
— manf'd. by
CA I \ ?' •M i A F! G STRUT CO.
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orrii
cal.
N: * YORK, M Y.
1 5Qf per bottfe.
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n
es"5*'-
a special meeting of the
Guild of St. Peter's church will
be held at 4 p. m. Monday after-
noon at the residence of Mrs. h.
k, Harrison for tha transaction
of important business.
Wagon receipts of cotton the
past week have been 571 bah s,
bringing total receipts fotj f e
Beason up to 9584. Stock, 2457
bales. The staple is bringing 8
1*2 cents on a middling basis.
Dtt. J. L. Massey, pastor of
the Methodist church, returned
Saturday from Chappell Hill,
where on Friday evening he de-
livered a lecture on "Progress"
before the students of the female
college.
Justice Wm. Wendt of Green
vine was in the city Saturday.
He has been appointed assignee
for the bankrupt stock of W. h.
Wedemeyer and is preparing to
close out the business as soon as
possible.
Mr. Julia Neinastof Long Point
killed a rattle snake on his way
to the city Saturday morning
that measured seven feet in
length and had thirteen rattles
and a button. This story would
perhaps have sounded improbable
before the election.
MEHCHANl'S OIFT LIBRARY.
Election Ketorns.
Returns from independence of
last Tuesday's election have not
yet arrived. County Clerk 0
a. Seward has docketed and
tabulated the other returns and
they are ready for the official
endorsement of the county com-
misaionera when they convene
§ 'Monday. Following are the
totala in all contests:
Bryan, 1897; MoKinley, 1304;
Bayers, 2233; Hannay, 918; j.
t. McMinn, 2; h. g. Damon, 2
Por congress, a. 8. Burleson,
2830; n. q. Henderson, 121. For
State Senator 19th district—s. l.
Staples, 2172; c. Bryan, 874.
For representative 48th district,
J. r. Heslep, 2938; j. c. Coin,
144. For the irrigation amend-
ment! 742; against the amend-
ment, 1219. &
im-
PERSONAL.
Miss Sadie Mclntyre is visiting
in Houston.
"rev. Clumsky left yesterday
afternoon for Wallie.
aey 8. j. Styles returned
to Hempstead yesterday after-
MIm Clara pahl is at home
i McDacie to spend the. Sal-
, j. Orgain of Bastrop is
f, • guest of Mrs. Abe
The committee, consisting of
Messrs Otto Baumgart, a. p.
Childress and Wm. Lutsk, repre-
senting the merchants, the Fort-
nightly club an'l the Athletic
club, made a thorough canvass
of the votes the past week and
announced the standing of the
two leading contestants to be:
Fortnightly Club, - - • 513,915
Athletic Club, - - - - 501,784
These figures show a gain
during the week of more than
20,000 votes ,'or tho Athletic
club.
Inasmuch as none of the other
contestants had reached 50,000
votes, and are hopelessly behind,
they were dropped from the con-
test,
Hereafter east your votes
either for one or the other of the
two contestants in the ran-,
otherwise your ballot will
wasted,
Tickets with each ten-cent
purchase of merchandise may be
obtained at the following places:
Brenham Bank eli—advertise-
ments, subscription and job
printing,
Brockechmidt Hohlt—dry
goods and gent's furnishings.
Schmid Bros—dry goods.
Broekschuiidt a Hohlt—gro-
ceries.
h. c. Horlde—groceries.
w. j. Graber—loading jeweler
a. Knolle—newspapers, peri-
odicals, stationery.
Brenham Furniture Co—furni-
ture, carpets and rugs.
Pressley & King—millinery,
Wm. Lusk—livery, feed and
sale stable and undertaking,
a. Kessling—market.
c. f, Hoppmann—steam laun-
dry.
Mary Gackenheimer—Central
hotel for meals and regular
board,
f. c. Winkelmann—photo-
grapher.
City Drug Store—drugs ex-
clusively.
m.j AtnslerJr., & Co.—con-
fectioner and bakery.
w and Mr. j. C.
tile were in the
ta of Hemp-
w. w.
Dr.
Barnett ol
city yeste:
Mrs. Rachel
stead was a g
Searcy yesterda
Rev. j. Gronde
terday afternoon fi
Baptist convention at
Christian Meyer and
Adolph Remmert and
visiting relatives inFlatoni
Mrs. Ed. Henninger, a r
of Mrs. e. w. Roichardt the pal,
week, left yesterday for Houston!
k. w. Reese and Misses Mag.
gi« and Maud Reese of Sempro-
□las were In the city yesterday.
MIm Kate Alice Clay returned
to n»*asota yesterday, after an
visit to Miss Berta
• and other relatives in the
i f. w. Hoppe of Dallas is
guest of his daugh-
Muller and Mrs. m.
Mr. Hoppe will likely
bom# la Brenham for
Piano Recital.
Brenham always foremost in
matters pertaining to music, has
a new star in the local horizon in
the person of Miss Sadie Thomp-
son, age thirteen years, who
made her initial appearance at a
piano recital at LuBk'e hall on
Saturday afternoon. Miss Thomp-
son was assisted by the Mendels-
sohn society, and the audience
was a most complimentary one,
both in number and in the further
fact that is was largely made up
of the music loving people of the
city.
Miss Thompson delighted the
audience beyond measure with
her playing she acts if she loveo
her music better than anything
else in the world and her whole
soul seems to be wrapped up in
the art.' She plays with vigor
•nd precision and in the lightest
and most delicate touches is very
effective, and while playing she
appears to be lost to everything
else. Her selections were al
from the very beat authors
Beethoven, Jeneen, Grieg, ana
others.
Space environments are such
t an extended review of the
gram can not be made today
bin), t."getl
chiidr 'i
liar:., si ;t;
fried h'.iJ
Mrs. r .
of k«,nfc ...
t.i.' i\..
this (Sum;
o'ci'j'.k
society w ii
a body,
popular in
t'lore are i
county, hi
deeply
church
chimes
A TRIUMPH
Everywhere.
Wm.C. Grossmann,
D. ol Va.
PRIVATE TUITION Id
GKF.EK, FRENCH AND GERMAN.
LA lis,
CHARLES B.
INSTRUCTION ON PIANO and ORGAN.
Clasa limited t-> c,
Advanced pa U> [referred
Two lesso • per week
TEHMS; $5 PUR MONTH IN ADVANCE.
MARTIN COTTAGE,
rtrasrri
COLON XL OIDDIJ.OS'
BXSIDENCS.
MRS- WM- C- GROSSMANN.
ART TEACHER
1b Oil, Water-color», Paste and Crayosa.
PAINTINGS MADE TO ORDER.
WILL DECORATE MKSO AND TALLY
AT REASONABLE BATES.
m
HE DEATH ROLL
Relatives in the city were noti-
fied by telephone Saturday after
noon of the death at Zapp
Fayette county, of Mr. Ceiestinei
Suter, Sr., which occurred at;
three o'clock. Mr. Suter was
born Februaiy 5, 183-1, at Unter-1
Cbrenbingen, Switzerland, and
| emigrated to America in 1832. j
| He was a member of the Catholic.
| church and was a member of the
choir in the fatherland for thirty!
year?. He v. as a member of
Schoenau singing society.
In 1861; Mr. Suter married Miss
Gen-feva k;-!.
St. Peter's Church—22d Sun-
day after Trinity. Surday
school 10 a. m., mattins, litany i
and sermon at 11 o'clock. Until
further notice tne services will j
be held in Music hall on Main j
streeV
Rev. Jas Noble,
Rector.
services
church
No
rian
school.
Jaldwell to preach today.
at the Presbyte*
except Sunday;
HANFORD.
ACCOXI'ANUK BY
pastor has gone to; MISS MARIE DROFMAH
iach torl.av. i
i«-r v
....
i
Christian Church — Sunday
who survives school at 9:30a m. Commun*
o following 'on service and discourse at 11
Joseph, Wit- a- m. Everybody cordially.in-
ib^tine, Sieg- vited to attend,
■t Suter and®
the latter { Method let Church—Preaching
j at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. At j
scur at Shelby i the morning service Miss Esther:
moon at two Lewis will einsr.
i '
aerts Ringing!
services in j b. y. p. a. i-ro^m.
'i a decision for Christ,
una
this
A»D A SPl.KMHft PI-OUTING COMPANY,
P**SBNTIN<;
a new romantic comedy drama,
BY lee arthur,
A New play . f th
lw.,
att'tnl th
sir. Suter waa
iiia community,
any friends in
i former home,
lore hia death.
Luke
who
f I I K* 151,00!) I'OIM)*.
ficroful't. 1/Jrer*, OU1 'orp», Bonn 1'niiie,
'I rittl 1 r«ratn»»Mi t free
Fir-ii, «c«onil or third posi-
tively cured by tukinif B li. Ti. (Bo-
tanic HJood Halm). 1 if.>o«l Balm kilia
or destroyh tl»« ryphii tic poison in
tho *ygtem., mnkhig >% perfect cure
Have you »ore throat, pimply, cop-
per colofefl Mpcts, old feat&rftj#. eating
Bo fM, ultverH, h\vei!)riirut wcrofuia, itch-
ing wkin, HCiiCH and painw in h »np« or
Joint*, fcore moulh or tailing hair?
Then iiotatdc itloo liairn will heal
evprv n>re, atop the aciie» ami maktt
the blood J'uro ami ich, and tfive
the rjch if low of hcallh to th* nkir».
ver 3000 testimonials of cim^. Ii li j
fi. thoroughly touted for '30 years. I
nix utons ;^1 Trial tre»itnient of!
fi II. 15. by writing |J|<() I>!
liAI/M (» , Atlanta, (ia iHwrihej
trouble, a (I H mt'dirai arlvice j iven ;
on't df^pinr of a cure, a* Ii, B H.
curt'M when ail f;tilH.
Hon, Heber Stone of this city
hah been nam i u» nno of twenty
delegates appointed by Gover-
nor Bayers to r- present the state
nt tlio Southern Industrial con-
vention to be held at New Or-
leans on i ecumbcr 4.
i a
14:2o.83.,t
Song—Choir.
Prayer.
Scripture verses by members.
Song—Choir.
Reading-—Mise Vir^ie Paid.
s ilo—Mi >b Esther Lewis.
Seleotion — mr Edward Clark,
voi al Trio—Misses Mabel Car-
ina Teague and Eva
rifigton,
oa'ddy.
Every member must have a se-
lection of gcriptur-.
Best assoi tm^nt of fancy cak>*e
and wafers over brought to this
city, just arrived at
i. Nowakowsky's.
at t fi fi ItOYAL.
fresh s'hfll * can oysters
(i p. meyer.
posife';
| u*i i.
JOHN ALLEN.
A Fsucinatine ^lory.
He-n htcr-dt. Cit.vcr Comtdy.
bit..r g-jtu.com tbri.i'«s Climsxe*
igliorale fcenic Production, Fnfireiy Sew and Appropriate to
Ills Atmosphere of the Play.
0p*ra House,
riekrilaito
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 13!h
news items.
»»33x>».t33^».x>
full *• a» (1 Rrrantcd
n« t to vhri'.k, warp or tretrh out of
htt| e. Hn«l for $2 f-0 the ■ ne.
hd unhcrd-of price, we know,
but we're * oinu give y- u th» h nc-
fit of a p " hotter come ea*iy if
you want ft kood bedstead.
it
BKENlfAM f UUNirtJKE CO.
: t
Admiral s.trnpson has decided
to postpone his proposed trip to
the South.
The Katy railway has cut down
pisaenger f.tres in the Indian
Territory to 5 cents pe- mile
Hon George Gray, of Dela-
ware has accepted a position as
member of The Hague Arbitra*
tion Tribunal.
a renegade American soldier
ie leading the insurgents in their
attacks on the United States
troops in the Philippines.
Forty of the 100 students of
Miami university at Oxford, o.
are ill of typhoid fever. The sick
ness is believed to be dae to a
contaminated well.
Baron von Richthofon; under'
| secretary of the German foreign
office, has been appointed to suc-
ceed Count von BOelow as minis
ter of foreign affairs.
"It is to the cattle icterest-
what yala is to the Educational
interests." International Live
Stock Exposition. Reduced
rates to Chicago and return for
this occasion. Ask Santa Fe
agents about it.
There was a big scramble for
wood yestf-rdav.
Spiral and Woven Wi e Springs
ar» ■ omf >rt*b'e, oaay t«» IjAndle; ca <
be k ptele n; ceil at $i 3$, $2 00,
$2 50. $3 50 $4 5 « n no
BRENHAM FUBN1 TURE CO
FRUITS,
rg CANDIES
contact!, mery
land next door lo (i Hertnann'j furniture
Uor,', where ha keeps in etook fresh Fruits,
■>-ut», Sods W^ter, Toharco and C'pars.
Homo-made i amly froah evert day, gu*ran-
t ed pore and wholosome. Patronage iolicit-
ed and , atisfactioa guaranteed.
JIM OONNELLj-rap^-r
a, B. Burkhead has opened a
barbershop in the rear of the
White Elephant 8aloon, which
he has named the Lone Star
Tonsorial Parlor, where he wiU
serve colored people only at 15
cents a shave and 25 cents for
hair cutting.
Dodson 4 Brown, Heinz and
Stninhurst are the three leading
pickle houses in the United
States. I carry a full line of
their products.
I. Nowakowbky.
Hog cholera oan be cured by
the timely use of I. Nowakowsky's
Horse and Cattle Condition
Powder. ,
The proper way of tire setting,
horse shoeing, repairing and
manufacturing at Ernest Kra-
mer's.
Olives, plain and stuffed with
peppers, cherries in Maraschino,
fine goods for tea and evening
parties, just received at
I. NOWAKOW8KY'8.
Classified (Column.
Advertisement« inserted Under this
at » alf » Vent a Word, Kach Insertion,
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HELP WANl*D
Wan'fd—A white n.an to aitend to hone*
and ga rten, -.pplv m H. bar Stone.
~He p Warned— er icea of intelligent, re-
1 able, permanent man. Office and outside
"work. Enclose stamp and reference!. A. T<
Morris, P. O. general delivery, Brenham.
FOR RENT.
For Rent—Five r<.om cottage corner of
R«ber and Jefferson streets. Apply lo Dr.
T. O. Hynrs. 8-8Q-tf
For Rent—4-r< om h. use with 6 acres good
land. I mile west of city; a'abte ou'houses,
etc; good wel. wa <rr, #8 per month; poases-
aion Not. i epplj at » an or office or to
Gus Hihamach-r lo-17-lmo
For Bent—The 8wearin?en cottage, near
school hou e; furnished or unfnrniahed;
electric l i hti; bath room, etc.
Mrs Ida Ha r:a.
wmaw
,$9
Apply to
11-4-lm.
•M%a
Wm
Fa
fOR SALE.
For Sale—I offer lor sale four houses and
lot! in West Brenham, wo of which Iront
on Rippe oe street near the residence of
O A. neward. Will be » ld separately or
ail together. A bargain to an early appll-
C -nt. Apply to JOHN ii RAN KIN.
For Sale— 400 acres of land, all under
fern*, 80 acres in cultivation, two good
hou.es. eood well ot' water, good tank, ata-
bl«. etc. located 12 milts from Caldwell, 6
mi ft from yon», in Holmes neighborhood.
Price Sio per acre, haif casb, balance on
one and two years' t me Ap ly to W. S.
H LVtES, aldwell, I'txas.
-v"
.
Por'■ale- , ,,,
son n'reft, 8 bio ks north of German fi. B.
churrh i hese lots will be sold (heap and
on easy term ;. Apply to F. B. Botts.
Three hous«s and lots on^ack-
Rino up 15-4, City Dairy, for
butter, cream, oream cheese, ete.
You can save the lives of many,
valuable animals by using i»
Nowakowsky's Horse and Cattio
Condition Powder.
tmh: great storm sale
At the NEW YORK STORE
THW SKIK UNLV
wi"
•, •w.b. ...
Our cn nc .-'took will he closed out at a great sacrifice. Prices talk and prices must
move our large stock. We guntantee to
house in Bienham, and GIVE YOU
$25.00 bill of goods purchased from us.
sell you goods cheaper than any other
A FINE TRUNK FREE with every
STAPLE DEPARTMENT
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Ono bale coiton stripes at. 2 l-2o per yard !
One ba'e good domestic at............^4c
One C8HO good cotton flannel at 4 1
Teu rases oil calicoes, best grade made, n blue, red and
fancy, at 4c per vard
One case good bleached domestic at 4c p. r y*rd
One ca ie bet er grade, was 8c now Co p- r yard
One caan waitress icking inly 4c per yard
Oi-e cafo outting 5 coot quality, now oiily 3c ]>er jatd
One case ontting flannel, ieducul to 9c | cr y»-d
One case cfreaa percale, now only 8 l-2c p^r yard
One case of French percalo, reduc d o ' l0o (.et d
One case apron check e'nwbam, «ill go at 4 l-2e | er yard
One case fancy dress gingham, only . 60 per yard
pf>j* yfti'd i
2c per yard F've l»»ndre<l boys' »uits worth SI 00, do
Three hundred boys' eu.is wonii $2 00, now
Uo hundred boya' suit* worth 8301), now *..........
Two bundr d boy*' suua worth $4 t'0, now.
T *o hundre boy-' suit, worth $5 00, n w.
wo hundre boya' euita worth $6 00, now ....!.
Three hundied buys au t« worth $1 00, now
Fifty men's a 1 wool uVero ats, were che.p at $10 eachj they wil
now go at
Fifty boya overooats, were aold at |7 00, now.
FiveJiundre 1 pair, boy ' knee pants, Were 36c, now.....
TlltS CORSET ONLY 2jc
Dress Goods Department
We areofferinir all our Ladies' Under-
wear for less than von evj buy ths mt-
t'^nal for.
n loaded with wood in
colored driver parted
at the intersection
West streets Satur-
ch
in
of das)
day morSftwr. The
to the gro'
a stick of th<
maintained hii
cuity.
Tin thermometi
grees yesterday,
record for the praaant
frame cama
dialcdging
the driver
t diffi-
I de-
Fifty piocps of dn>K8 ca hincre, storm pric« 10 oente
Twen y five peces of Hen i«-tt«, t.torm piio» 16 cents
Twenty five piecoa of Henrietta, i-t rm pric-* ........ 26 cent*
Tw nty pi>cea of novelty go ds, atorm prife 25 o»nts
Fifteen p eces of pi»id, ju^t the thing for achool dressen; *to m
prite . .....25e nt
1m puces f storm s»*rge, storm ptice 49 cents
Twelve pieces • f granite cloth, storm price 76 ce ts
Teu pieces Venetian c.oth, s 01 m pnee 99 c nts
OKE HUKDRLD OF THE IATCST NOVELTY PATTERNS WITH TRIMMINGS TO MATCH;
SIORM PRICE 90c to $150 PER YARD.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
COo
,98c
$1 60
200
•8 00
3 60
400
498
3 5o
19c
All we ask isfa look, and if our Storm Prices are-not from
4c to 5c cheapeivthaii aiiy other hou«e in Brenham, don't
buy.
Shoe Department.
A School Shoe
' RIGHT
GENT'b FURNISHING
50 dozen men he »y un 'e abir a former priee 50c, storm price ....Sffc
60 doatrn men a heavy gyptimi a irt*, former prwe 75o, storm prioe 49c
5 i d .zen auepeuduts, form r pnee 25c, a orm price xa,
6't dozen men -t undteri bieN, atorm prioe
6»doteu mei.'s boxe, storm price Sq
60 d./zx
60 d zen
" «"-ck ies, 'oroier price 50c, at. rm price
n men's n gligee shir la, htuim price
• * • • a • • » » • a
15c
36c
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
All c '.lors China silk, stfTm price.
A 1 colors satin, ^orn.^pcice
All e.>I<>rs Taffeta ailk. storm prici
Fif y -ilk wins patterim storn price
eveuty-five ««lk waiat p«t er *.st »r • price ......
One hU 'div-d *ilk waiat p«'terns, storm price
Full line of *i!k drees patterns which or nice for
d:fg pr*a«uftai »t>rm j rice ;
•ed"
7.5
■ 49f per yai d
49 • per yard
76c p r *ard
50c p> r yard
7-So per y i d
98c p r ,»ard
o 11.50 per yard
In thia d«p rlm-nt yon wil find the alest styles 1 very hat will be
sol t torm pnee •
Misn List l a i rat returned from the Eastern markets, where she
baa been to aludy t. e at,lea and pu:ch.se our stock, which ia the
in the city
Don't forgnt tbat we gV a nic^ trunk absolutely Free
with every twenty-five dollar j u chase
We want your trade, and if prices will get it, vve know that these prices are bound to
interest you. Yours for Bargains,
Titia U ooc of.tbc f a viin which we in
aaLtef for (o ccnU.
M':
*?■:
The Little 3antson b ih : i j.
shoe for boys and girls who art . p.
ordinary shoe leather. It is r: ;
tough but soft and pliable
'y selected; has solek-afiwf f
strengthened back II i» !
(Iples of comfort, jp(, <
looks, a combination h; : ..
The "Little samsri
■Olid wear In It tha«
•boa made.
W9ce that yon pel (ti<..
Km." The above Trade
•t «T«T7 thoe-M
The "little 8ttm»on"
hy the Friedman Bros. M,
mm ot the largest alioe h
Theyitand behind ever? -
Uctory. That's the r^a.-.
Iran with aa otceptlenaliy
Wa carry a full Una ol
al pepalrr »'• -
600 pair ladies' shoes, 1.00 grad^
no* f 50c
600 pair Oxford ties, $1 SO, t2 00
and 13 00 grade, mostly amal
sitaa, yoor choice for 60c
Boys' school shoes, $1 60 grade,
.................... 98c
Hen'e plow abow#, 1160 gride,
98o
L dies' dongnla button ahoes, 160
ts ^ ado, now,. *, . .98a
Missea tan or black, button or laee,
worth $150, now .v.......We
All of our nsw fall ahoes will go
at aetoal eoat. -
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 262, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 11, 1900, newspaper, November 11, 1900; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth484851/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.