Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 73, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 25, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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LITTLE BAH NEKS,
barometer almost inva-
>kens a coming storm.
Compulsory idleness is a mon-
strous iniquity. Every man
should have a job.
The men appointed to the sen-
ate from Oregon and Kentucky
will not be seated.
Exaggerated truth is in many
respects more dangerous than an
all-wool falsehood.
In France the women teachers
elect women members on all
boards of education.
The consul at Honolulu reports
that the Hawaiian census shows
a population of 109,020.
Four steamers have been char-
tered to carry locomotives and
rails to Japan from Philadelphia.
The Arkansas legislature passed
the Federal compromise settle-
ment bill over Governor Jones'
veto.
The United States now has six-
teen new war ships almost ready
far the water, and fourteen tor-
pedo boats are done.
A pear! that was afterwards
sold to a jeweler for 875 was
found in the gizzard of a turkey
in London recently.
Japan now possesses 100 iron
and steel steamships registered
for foreign trade, with a gross
tonnage of 231,139 tons.
England has launched a war
ship 638 feet long and 71 feet
wide. Its guns will discharge
eight tons of steel balls a minute.
An Iowa man was sentenced a
few days ago to ninety-nine years
in the penitentiary for murder,
and three years for horsesteal-
ing.
Experiments in Florida and
southern Georgia make it clear
that tobacco equal to the growth
in Cuba can be produced on
American soil.
The C'onroe Courier learns that
three enterprising citizens will
plant ten acres in hops near town
as an experiment. It has been
demonstrated that hops grow to
perfection here, and we are glad
to know that these gentlemen
wish to further advertise the
many advantages that farmers
have in locating in ttiis section.
Montgomery county soil will pro-
duce anything, and is the best
poor man's country on earth.
LADIES' EXCHANGE.
Open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Refreshments served at all hours
during the day. Up-stairs over
Mrs. H. Thiel's millinery estab-
lishment.
Net f&ity but Bwret. the C'aldwel
ham« at I. Nowakowbkv.
Pattouize Lome Industry, eat
Caldwell Texa3 h;ims at
I. Nowakowsky.
Fi o»h Chilli.
" E7ery day at the
Bismark Saloon.
Nick Sturm,
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Sign and
Carriage
1)1
Taper Hanging. "Will do your work as
good, if not better, than any other painter in
Me city at rock bottom prices. Satisfaction
guarantee J. Leave orders at Gus Schumach-
er's Saloon, or addrefs mo at Brenham, Tex.
J. Schlitzkus,
UPHOLST&BEB aid BEPAIfiEB,
Corner West and Peabody Street,
opposite the old Wood Boarding
House, Brenham, Texas
Prompt attention to all work en
trusted to me. Terms reasonable.
Patronage solicited.
The Lobby
BULURfi aid FOOL PARLOR
...AND READING ROOM...
|| Boobs, Newspapers, Maga-
zines, etc., delivered without
extra charge. A full line of
It Sings!
It Laughs!
It Talks!
The Graphopbou? ettailly records anil re pro-
long tllsouml •< perfectly »«th« original talk,
"one*. min»tr»t«, bandu, p <<r n;ailoii
instruments i!ld. TIjb Mproduoilo-.i c»» b'
fieard br anaodtenes of S,CjO pmple tu n !ial
► y dm of the horn, * r by en* r.r .acre
L the UK of the par tut"a. Kith'.r arc caaib
" la [>o9Uion in a rnin.snt.
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30 LCS
MISTROT
„„JfcCial " T.TCt.'0n.-Witb TP®18 »«AND DISCOUNT JtED LUTTER SALE are uoprecented, it ia
va 'ie given' a?d the .tnw*mg public cannot permit such offerings to pass unnoticed. It is masterful buying that
off'r such Pnu,"e These sweeping RED LETTER SALES have been of much importance to
the People of Brenham ancTsurrounding country marveloui value giving sales at whic'j thousands have supplied their
jS m^„r"^every^ce°of merchandise we offer for your ins^ctln. If
%Vl'.h th» aid of 'Us Cr .pho; '.or," tue iCTS"
rolee Is mad» Imosris't an1--. 1»» vol<** of lo'ed
ones can be wproluc*-! lone i.-'.'-rtii -y laid
In their rmvpi, eitlng %> »il r.;raemtr#no»
af the voice a» It w»s ia lbs 1'v.nc nody. iou
ilrections accompany each «r-.v-..me and any
ililid can operate iheifl. Tt-i Motive pouer is
luralshed by a clock-work liiotor, m simple
to construction Vut strouj? and reltaW We
"furnish a list of Bacardi vrodared by r-pro-
lueing tba uttnran^i of tbo mott reftowaad
lingers, bands, orchestra., end musicalariiat* of
ha day. Blanlc cylinder-, to be used in re pro.
laetne local talent or botfe Mjrjtjjl s-iflilM.
W'a have decided to p!a
At 3 Cents a Yard.
15oo yarda extra quality prints in
fancy figured dress styles sold every-
whtre at 5 cents.
At 3 Cents a Yard.
we this'
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'a'kinpan'I $
Ins jUcbtneon t!»e in*rfc«t tm- r-.? mrn of
fhi» is for th©Gr&'>bcphone iwpr.u.uoer
»nd one R'-wrtar. 1 or $3o f rtd all
above and ona Three-way I!.v.ru« lot* to be
a^ed by three per-ons, ona ' i" Hern foroon-
J»rt work, three blnn t Cylinders and i whi
'elected Musical Reeo*d»-for the .um of #38.
Our terms are cash with order, or -.ve will ship
an reo-slptotr 00 Co guarantee expresso^rges,,
Ion to pav batanc! on aeltverv alter smmia-
atlon Addresp ail eorarouu citton« to
KANSAS CITY TALK1K8 MACHINE CO
45 A>:.-.'"r. , Kansas CITT,
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tr-atment fa'^ gTcry mofhyr and invtltd hould have ft
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HA9R BALSAKI
ai.a bcaiitifU;# the fc
iota# a ivxurianl growth.
... .or Pftila to Hentor* 0*th
MUaif to lta Youthful Color;
Cure* «calp di«aa34 t h hair tuUia^
I ^,an4#ljW at
At 4 Cents a Yard.
2000 * ords extra quality Shirting
Prints.
At 4 Cents a Yard.
At 4 Cents a Yard.
looo yards eitra quality Apron
Check Ginghams—8c quality.
At 4 Cents a Yard.
At 5 Cents a Yard.
3000 yards extra quality Ginghams
in fancy figures and strpes—3 cent
quality.
At 5 Cents a Yard.
At 6 and 8 Cents a Yard.
3000 yards White Check Nainsook,
White India Linen and Victoria
IjAwn. Sells everywhere at 10 and
12# cents.
At 6 and 8 Cents a Yard.
At 10 and 12 l-2c a Yard.
4000 yards extra lino quality White
Nainsook in checks »nd stripes,
White India Linen and Victoria
Lawr.; regular price 16 and 20 ceru.
At 10 and 12 l-2c a Yard,
j^-aocw yfirds yard wide ent a qual ty no
dressing bleached domestic e x-2 cent kind *t
5 centi.
6000 vard« yard wide Lonsdale, G ecn
Ticket, Blackstone and Forget-We-Not. Sells
everywhere>t 8 and 10 cents for (J 1-3 centi.
8 oz. Cottonades, beat made, 25 ce->t kind,
at Is cent*.
2o piece* Cambric Finish, 7 1-2 cent kind
at 6 cents.
2o pieces Cambric Finish, lo cent kind, at
| 7 '-a cents.
i 2o pieces Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide,
12 1-2 cent kind at 10 cents.
At 5 1-2 Cents a Yard.
K000 yards extra quality Zephyr
Ginghams in fancy figured drefs
(tvles. Sells everywhere at 12 1-2
»n.i 16 cents.
At 5 1-2 Cents a Yard,
20.000 Tarfls New Embroideries Just
Received.
Fine qualities at one third less than actual
value. Lovely line fine edges, good quality,
open work. Swiss and Hainsook 8#c quality
at 5c.; loc. quality at 7}^c.; i5c. quality at
loc.; 18c. quality at l2#c.; 2oc quality at
Kc.; 25c. q iality at 2oc. See Counter ais-
play. We have just open d a large assort-
ment of fine wash laces comprising a'l the
new fids of the season.
At 7 1-2 Cents a Yard.
2000 yards extra quality Sateen in
farcy flgu'ed dress styles—wo.-th
12# cents.
At 7 1-2 Cents a Yard.
, Nrw Line Laflies' Shirt Waists.
I Ladies' Shirt Waists, $1 kind, counter sale
50 cents.
Lades' Shirt Waist1, $1.25 and $1.50
kind, coun'er sale, 76 cents.
hinde:RCQRN8 TtenhrmOmM
Corn*. Stop* ail pain. Makes walking «ary. lie. aiasraggui*.
M. HEINECKE,
-oialip. ix—
Family Groceries
Western and CoiiDlrf Prodoco
McDonald IJullding.
S'« Charles and Quitman Sw.
Branham, Toxhm*
The i'atroiiasre of llio Public 8»liclcd
Corner West and Sandy Street,
Itrenliam, Texan,
WIEOAND, Manager
Flue Liquors, Wlues aw.
(Jlgartt, Ice Cold Jleer al-
ways 011 tap. Lunch stand in con-
nection. Patronage solicited.
At 31-2 Cents a Yard.
2ooo >ort]s white check Nainsook,
White Victoria and India Lawn—
va!uj 6 cents.
At 3 1-2 Cents a Yard.
At 0 Cents a Yard.
2000 yards White Check Nainsook
White India Linen and Victoria
Lawn; regular 8 cent quality.
At 5 Cents a Yard.
Staple Department.
6000 yards yard wide extra quality Sea Is-
land domestic at 4 I 2 cents.
5000 yards yard wide extra fine quality do-
mestic, sells everywhere at 7 1-2 cts, at 5 cts.
6000 yards yard wide extra quality and ex-
tra heavy brown domestic, 8c kind at 5 cents.
2ooo yard* extra quility brown drilling,
'712 cent kind at 5 cents.
2roo yards extra heavy Boat Sail brown
drilling, 12 1-2 cent kind at 8 1-8 conts.
2000 yards yard wide soft finished bleached
domestic, 5 cent kind at 4 cents.
Bill's Eye Cotton.
18 inch 10 ysrds to the piece at 45 cents.
20 inch 10 yar s to the piece at 50 cents.
22 inch lo yards to the piece at 66 cents.
24 inch iO yards to the piece at 75 cents.
27 inch 10 yards to the piece at 86 cents.
ClotMoi Department.
We will continuo our offerings in our cloth-
ing department in order to clean out all of
our children's all w«ol Cassimero two pieces
suits, and knee pants; also Gents and Youths
all-wool suits:
Our 25c wool Tweeds knee pants, age 5 to
I4, at loc a pair.
Onr 4oc wool cassimere kpee pants at 2oc.
Our Joe all-wool cassimere knee pants, ex-
tra quality, at 40c.
Our $1 kind, extra fine all wool cassimere
knee pants. 75c.
Our $1.76 boys' wool cassimere two piece
suits, a bargain at $1,75 >t $1.26.
Our $2.20 boys' wool cassimere two piece
suits, extra Quality at $1.50.
Our $3*60 Boys' extra fine all-wool cassi-
mere two piece suits in Brown, Grays and
Tans at $1.08-
Our $8.50 yoothg black worsted, tnree
piece suits at *2.5o.
Our $6.0o youths black all wool clay wors-
ted three piece suits at $8 60.
Our $6.60 youths all-wool cassimere IVp •
per and Salt three piece suits at $2.98.
Qur $7-5° youths sll-wo ol cassimere suits,
extra quality, in Brown, Ta nsand light Grays
w $5.00.
Our $10 gents Black all-wool clay worsted
suits to close at $7.60.
Our $12.60 gents black all-wool clay wors«
edsuit* extra quality at $8.60 and $i0.
• vUr *"-5° Sent* all-wool cassimere suits
in brown, checks and black Melton cheviots,
extra quality at $10.
Our $5 mens' brown cassimere suits, extra
bargain at $5 to close at $3.50.
Our $4 50 mens' cheik cassimere suits a
bargain at $4.50 to close at *2.98.
Our $7.50 mens' blue black all wool chev-
iot suits a hummer at 7.6o to close at $5: and
10 mens extra quality all-wool cheviot suits
to close at 7.oo.
Our $1.6o mens cassimere pants atqOc.
Our $2.50 mens' all-wool cassimere pants
at Sl.98.
0'~t $3linens' all-wool cassimere extra
quality at $2.6o.
Our $3.50.mens' all-wool cassimere pants
extra fine quality at $3,
Mens'Jeanes pants at50,c 98c and $l.lo.
• brown and blue overalls at 45 to 75c.
Best made mens' extra quality cotton flan-
nel drawers at 25c.
Mens' knit undershirts at 12 i-2c, 20c, 26c,
45c te 50c. '
Meis' brown drill drawers 20c, 25c and 35c
at 40c. CX'ra tlua''ty challenge drill drawers
Our 76 and 85c gents white unlaundered
snirts, open backs and open backs and fronts
your choise st 60c.
Our 76c gents fancy, figured negligee shirts
laundered collars and cutfs aud one pair cuff
buttons, this sale at 60c.
Our $ 1 gen is fmry figured neglipea shirts,
laondered collars and cuffs and tour-in-hand
to match at 75c.
Jnst Receiyei:
New line ladies and cents extra fine and
large traveling trunks, leather valises, hando
baes and telescopes at cut prices.
They Have Arrived,
Our new spriag line just received. They
have arrived—ladies and misses low cut
shoes of Drew, Selby & Co's., fine make.
They comprise the latest fads, newest shades,
styles and lasts in high grade shoes. Every
pair warranted to give satisfaction or money
refunded.
Connter Sale.
One lot odds and ends, ladies and misess
fine bu'ton shoes and Oxford ties wortr. $1 60
to $2.60, choice of this lot $1, Alio broken
sizes of Drew, Selby & Co's. ladks fine Ox-
ford ties which we will give 2o per cent, dis-
count off each pair.
Lot 673. Ladies dark tan one st.-ap
Sandal.
Lot 2308. Ladies' chocolate cloth
top Oxford,
Lot I763. ladies dark chocolate
Oxford,
Lot 799. Ladies light tan Prince
Albe. t,
Lot 787. Ladies light tan Oxford,
Lot 789. Ladies chocolate squaie
toe Oxford.
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Lot 17oa. Ladies dark tan Prince
Albert,
Lot 109. Ladies two tone Prince
Albert,
Lot 1643. Ladies light tan Prinrel
Albert, dark trimming, f- 6
Lot 163O. Ladies black Oxford, j jj1
pointed and pat tip, quil'd vamp J
Drew Selby & Co. $2.50 ladies fine dongo-
la Kid button shoes, heel and spring heol,
opera and pointed toe, common sense heel and
toe; also cloth top and patent tip at $2.
We are headquarters on all kinds of mens'
work shoes from 90c ta $1.25; every pair war- •.
ranted as represented. We carry -trie latest
styles ingests, youths and boys shoes at cut
prices.
•e
MPIOT
The Spot Cash One Price House.
euipjuir.
.OAK HALL.
RESTAURANT
J" ust Zleoelvodl:
Frankfurter, Imp., 2 and 3
paits 35c&45o
Eincnthaler Swiss, Imp 35c
Italian Salmon 45c
Salt Sardellee, Imp 45c
Cevelat (Qrunter) '20c
Chilli Pepper, New Crop $1 95
Oltuutzer Cheese 10c
Oysters, per hundred 75c
Fish, per pound 10c
WM. BUECHERL,
proprietor.
Two Brothers Saloon,
(Formerly Casino Saloon)
Corner 8t. Charles and Quitman Btrnet
UJiENHAM, TEXAH
Finest liquors, wines and cigars in
the city. Restaurant connected. Fish
ysters aud game served to order.
Free soup every day, from 10 to 12 a.
m. Patronage solicited.
8 UTER BROTH KR8,
J. L. AMMONS
Merchant Tailor
lortheast Corner Public Bcuare,
IlttCattAlf, TEXAS.
Suits and garments made to or Jor aad are
gatranteed.
RUPTURE
Of Mijn, Women and Children cured without
pain or tho slightest inconvuniance.
Every case guaranteed. Patients
need not pay a dollar until com-
pletely cured. The truss discarded
lorevcr. We frequently hear of
deaths caused by hernia, and the
number is constantly growing in
pi oportion. These conditions make
tho demand for a sure, sate and
I'KRMANKNT cuke. No truss will
affect that cure. The best truss can
only temporarily support the rup-
ture and constant pressure will cause
Atrophy of all parts pressed upon in
the end making a more difficult and
dangerous rupture
Consultation at my office FREE.
J. S. HOLLAND. M.D., Brenhani, Texas
gus dieru. sol williams
D1ERKK & WILiitAHS,
Proprietors
Brenlxam. Toxaa.
Lunch Stand and Short OrVr
House in connection.
HEALS SERED AT ALL BOOBS
WINES,
jIQUORS, beer, cigars, etc., etc.
Prompt and courteous attention.
Fresh, Cold Beer always on tap.
a share of your patronage is solicited
CARLISLE & CO.,
General insurance Agents
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
MTOiflce over Graber's Jewelrv Store.
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MftMI-lHI-IMWI.I ^
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THE PUREST AND BEST.
H. R. SCHULZ, Agent, Brenham, Texas*
M. A. HEALY,
-healer ih-
LOUIH KOKFF,
:
Ciiari, Tobacio ail Stater).
Polite attention; your patron-
age solicited
GiBBEIT & BOBIBSON.
utrua clkhoh;
KORFF « CLEMONS,
IBUTCHERSI--^
-1)fai.ers ix-
HW ST06K AND WMl MANUFACTURED
BRENHAM, TEXAS
Highest Market Price Paid for Live Stock. (Jrde.s for Sausage promptly filled.
CoUon Seed Heat
The Pot Called the Kettle Black
Because the Housewife
Didn't Use
SAPOLIO,
GENERAL HARDWARE.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. BARB WIREI
Paints, Varnish, Window Glass, Iron Pipe
PUMPS, STEAM FITTINGS, HUB BUR BELTING, ETC.
SandtSiehw. .... - - - BRBNHiiM, TEXAS
TO THE TRADE.
I am not seling
FURNITURE AT COST
But if you need anything in my line give me a
cal and I wil prove to your satisfaction that I
am seling Furniture CHEAPER than those
who claim to sell at cost.
** 8tore the most complete stock of NEW
FURNITURE ever brought to this market, which I intend
to ckKe out at HARD TIMES PRICES. Young coupler'
will find it to their advantage to give me a call betore buy
!E£ their Furniture, as I can and will save them money
GK HERMANN,
'Phe Old Reliable ITurnitiire Dealer
Sand/ Street, .... BBENHAM, TEXAS
R. E. LUHN.
DRUGS
BRENHAM .TEXAS.
Staple Drugs Fine CSiemicals, Patent /Medicines, Oombs-
Uatr, aud ToothlBmshes ia Endless Variety.
Phyticiuu prescriptions always reoeire prompt attention and will be filled wltb die
uhnost care at any time, day or night. In medicines, quality is of the fir»t important the
! best is the cheapest.
WHEN I SPEAK
JOSEPH TRISTRAM,
-dealkb in-
Drugs and Medicines
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC
SOUTU SIDE PUBLIC SQUAKt
- HRKM HAM,'TEXAH
A full supply of all tho popular Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles and
line Perfumeries in endless variety. Physicians Prescriptions carafolly
and accurately compounded at all hours, day or night.
I never make efforts to induce people to visit
my store in search of mjthical advertised bargain*
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 ia
always exactly as reoresented.
There is no mora certain method of entertaining
the average people than bf spreading before them a
surprise in bargains in an elegant line of JDretc Goods
in all the NEW STYLES, with trimmings to Match,
and • large line of JHen\ Youth?»and Childrent' Cloth*
ing' which all know are aocustomed to get more than
good values. I never do that, because it is absurd an
untrue, but I do sell mighty close to cost.
!• # # •* «•-»*
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I I I iMIl \ d?te for the farm, garden, hqme, apiary, ranch,
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commercial and political paper. Every field of
thought and ondeavor cultivated in its columns. Sample free.
ALEX SIMON
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