Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 131, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 12, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
Try
drink
Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
best on earth.
FOil RENT—One four room
residuiice on Baber street, with
cistern and waterworks. Apply to
T. O. Hynes.
Spring lamb at A. Keesling's
meat market. t-f.
stall fed beef.
Messrs. Fischer Bros., butch-
ers, announce that hereafter
nothing but the best stall fed
beef will be served to their cus-
tomers.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, ex-
cellent saddle pony, thoroughly
gentle, together with bridle and
saddle. Apply to W. C. El-
dridge at Express office.
Hungarian Patent Flour made
at Alton, 111. is the best that
wheat will produce. For sale by
I. Nowakowaky.
FOR SALE—My residence in
Silkville; 5 rooms, two halls, two
galleries; cistern and waterworks,
stable and orchard. Apply to
Mrs. Paul Knittel.
■Si
Ring up 15-4, City Dairy, for
butter, cream, cream cheese, eto.
FOR RENT—Five room cot-
tage on Vulcan street, next door
to H. C. demons' residence. Ap-
ply to J. M. Moffett.
Strawberries, asparagus and
other good things at I. Nowa-
kowsky'a. __ _
Button Photos at Holland's
studio.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
Holland's Studio for Celoron
Panels.
hi
Reserved seats will be on sale
at Lusk's hair after May 1st, to
Gov. Bob Taylor's lecture, "Love
Laughter and Song." Lusk's
hall, Monday, May 14th. Ad-
mission 75 cents.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
. The Celoron Panels are the
latest effects in photography,
and you will find many styles
among tbe display in Holland's
reception room.
Bad complexion often comes
from coffee drinking. Postum
Cereal takes the place of coffee
and surely makes red blood.
For sale by I. Nowakowsky.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
BUTTON J'JiOTOS.
Don't send your picture off for
buttons, cuff buttons, eto. You
oan get all these at Hollan's
Studio.
Best fancy cakes in the city at
Amsler's. '
FOR SALE—1000 cord of post
oak wook, split, f. o. b. Lynos at
$1.50 a cord, t-f
Billie Mayfield Jr.
Try AmBler'sS and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Two
brick stores on Grand Avenue,
in town of Yoakum 25x80 all
glass front. Further informa-
tion to be had by writing Bern-
hard Spohler, Whiting, Lavaca
county, Texas.
Ik III 111
SOL WILLIAMS.
3Px©prletor.
We have tbe
Coolest
land most
jjji
appointed
Xu Bronliam.
the assurance that -to will be well p
with our ««mcn.
J.V"-
v;
W.A.WOOD*Co.
Lumber.
ob, Windows, Doors
Briok, Lime and Cement,
baker W»g«n§,
Genuine Qliddon fooeo Wtr«
Bronbam Ta*a <J..
SI <
B-D-TCKBRS,:
to! Stock,
Gen. Wood states that there is
positively no truth in the report-
ed trouble with the natives in
Santiago province, Cuba, and
adds: "At no time since the
occupation of the island has the
province of Santiago been so
quiet and restful as it is at pres-
ent. I have assurances to this
effect from many officers and
others who have very recently
been through the province on
horseback. These alarmists re-
ports published in Madrid could
probably be traced to men like
Miro and other former Spanish
officers now resident in Cuba.
Fearing lest the extreme Cuban
element may come into power af-
ter the municipal elections, these
people are now doing all in their
power to make it appear that
difficulties exist, hoping thereby
to force the United States gov-
ernment to take some action
which might precipitate trouble."
Mr. Huntington is out in an
elaborate and plausable argument
against the construction of the
Nicaragua canal. He contends,
among other things, that it will
oost two hundred and fifty mil-
lion dollars and that there is no
chance of it proving a profitable
investment on the amount of capi-
tal invested.—Comanche Chief.
It should be remembered that
Huntingtoiris a railroad magnate
which accounts for his opposition
to the measure.
Our Very Best!
Try "Our Very Best" brand of
ready mixed paint, it has no equal.
Call" and get prices and sample
cards before painting your house,
all shades at Reicbardt & fc'eelhorst
FrieSds of Admiral Dewey in
Washington express serious re-
gret that his ignorance of matters
political should have fired him
with an ambition which has no
prospect of suocess. The only
effect his candidaoy has had was
to emphasize democratic loyalty
to Bryan.
An Easy Chair
is ft Rattan Rocker. It costs $2.40
or $3.50 or $5, according to quality, and
makes a nice present. So does a Cobbler
Seat Rocker at $1.05, $2,80 and $5. An
office chair pleases the man of tbe house
and sells from $3.25 to J9 at Brenham
Furniture Company.
Peanolia sandwich, a new
dainty and delicious cracker at
I. Nowakowsky's.
TOUR PHOTOGRAPH
On ona of Holland's Gainsboro
Panels will most certainly please
your sweetheart. Call at studio
and see them.
The many, many new photo-
graphic effects Tom Holland has
displayed in his elegant recep-
tion room will certainly surprise
you, and you won't leave him
without feeling sorry you did not
let him make you good looking
too.
Had Bain Enough
to insure good crops of all kinds.
That means more money—don't let it
burn a hole in your pocket—let it fall out
at the top—put, say $7 on the counter and
we'll send up the best couch for that
money you've seen. Well tufted—up-
holstered in corduroy. Srlngs are war-
ranted for two years—want to leave more
moneyt Will take $9.50, $10 60, $12.50,
$10.22, $28 and $88. Brenham Furniture
Company.
Central Excursions.
Fort Worth May 14 and 16 limitod May
17, one fate.
Waco May i4 and 15 limited May 18, one
fare.
Georgetown May 23-4 return limit May
25, one fare round trip.
Waco May 24 limit May 26 one and one-
third fare for round trip.
Fort Worth May 21-2 limit lor return May
22 at $5,00.
Try Amsler's 5 and 10 cent
drinks; best on earth.
Think of It—
The next time you are at your dining
table how much inore comfortable you
would be if you had a set of our Dining
Chairs? 1 hat's those selected oak, golden
oak finish, braced arms, beaded spindles,
cane seat, caived back sells at $9 the set
of si* chairs. Von could oat your dinner
and the food do you just as much ?ood if
you had our $6 and #4.60 chairs—but
there"* more satisfaction in owning the
better goods. Try it once and see.
Brenham Furniture Company.
A'Valuable Machine.
In 18951 bought n Buckeye mower
4 1-2 feet cot of F. W. Wood Bren-
ham, Texas, and the first three years
I eat with It over 500 aere* of prairie
bay, oats and sorgum without having
to pay one cent for repairs.
Have cut over dJOaorea each year
since and the machine is still jruod.
I have used several kinds of mowers
aud consider the Buckeye the best,
aud most durable, as well as most
economical machine I know of. and
I bare to buy again will get a
A. 8. WlHTKHKB,
Burton. Texas. April 8tb, 1900.
a toilet minor bow frequently
of a bureau or a dressing
"additional drawer room
h our new line, jast
Vnp&r&
w—i
There is but One Way to
Buy Goods CHEAP, and
that is for
CASH
WHEN YOU are IN NEED OF
Dinner Setts, Met Setts, Glassware, Tinware,
Graniteware, Lamps, Notions and Novelties,
Hotel and Bar Goods,
TRY US
We will not allow any house to undersell us.
Big Lot of Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
COME AND PRICE THEM.
Yours for Business,
O SCHAWE & SON
Free Delivery in City.
Near Postoifice,
,1—1 m m* Hf» inh. m
LAWN SWING, Price QQ
This is a v£ry handsome kwn cmwr.er.t. Will feat 3 adults or 6 ctildrcn.
C. HERMANN. "mr*
mKMSSuS
EXS23
at sac
sxs:
THE WAY TO MAKE MONEY IS TO SAVE IT.
You Sure Save It When You Can Buy
No. 2 Lamp Chimneys, 2 for 15c
Fish Hooks, 3 dozen for 50
Good Toothpicks 4c pkg
3 piece child's garden sets for
3 doE. clothes funs for 6c
24 sheets shelf paper for 5c
loo Hairpins for 5c
Sure Death Mouse Traps 4c
Garden Trowels 5c
Flv Traps for 15c
2 bottles of ink for 5c
Fishing Lines ........... ...... iceach and up
ALSO A VI!LL LINE OF
WOGDENWARF. TINWARE and FRUIT JARS,
We are Originators, not Imitators. We Lead w ten it comes to Low'Prices. Call and
see for you rfelf.
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Next to Postofflce
B. C. MOORE, Proprietor.
HEBER STONE, President. JOSEPH TBI8TBAM, Vice President
H. K. HARRISON, Cashier.
First National Bank.
Oauital and Surplus SI8O1OOO
HEBER STONE
ED. AMBLER
MRS. A. M. GIDDINOB
HENRY HODDE
ALEX SIMON.
F. W. WOOD
JOS. TRIHTRAJto
T. A. LOW
H. K. HARRISON
Accounts
solicited.
of Farmers, Merchants and business men generally rtepsatWh
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special snlijcct ma
(bein?a» follow*:
"The Illustrator
and General
Namtor."
- fine, pubttih-ed by the
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Jipia to
Maui. ii, 1889, Tesaa:
, HontKom.
»e County;
, Anderson
ik County; octo-
OVKMHEB. l«C*«r
azoria Conuiy.
This magazine
investor, sportsman,
•ad hetne-aeeMr. as,, ,
any one paying: the postage, which is S5a
for one year, or « eenti for sample copy.
Back nunitwrs may b« had if de tired.
Vj price,u p*ta,
Palestine, Texas.
SANTA FE SALOON
RESTAURANT,
OppoatU Psion O^ot, Bfssbssi,
Open day sad night Hot said cold ltmch
Fish and Oysters semd to orfor a«dl how.
The best Liquors and Cijars in the chy. No
place in town to get what yon
Bbu always on tap.
aqcnt poll tftaoufft couqh ourc.
W H. MURPHY. *ana«er.
• I.&G. N.R.R.
EXCURSIONS.
u
May 24-29 — Commencement 8. H.
University, Waco.
May ic-17—Fo.
Cincinnati, o.
Baptist Cor,v:ntion
July 12 i$—B. Y. P. U. Convention,
Louisville, Ky,
Mftv 30-Jur.c 3—United Confederate
Veterans' Reunion, New Orleans
May 22-26—Travelers' Protective As-
sociation, Chattanooga.
May 8-11—Industrial Convention.
May 17-24—Cum! crlaml Prosbywrisn
Convention, Washington, D. O.
May 22-24-
tcn, S. C.
-Mystic Shrine, Charlts-
July 7-13—National Fdacatiocal As-
sociation, Atlanta, Ga.
JBay 17-26 — Presbyterian Central
Convention. •
FTTTTn t;LlHI
low RATti ais ostut rolt all
ths.ss SiCUttslONS
Ask a glints for pirticulars as to
Rates, Dates of Sale, Pates of Retain
etc., or write to 1>. J. Pmeit,
p.p.&t.a,;
Palestine, Texas
WM. S. VINSON,
imifu
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Santa Fe Specials. ; ,
Fart Worth May 91 *nd 22; return limit
May 24; 15.
Swux Falls, S D. ; May fl and 7; return
limit May 10{ one fare plus $2,
0 "plus ">d 6''
21; return limit May 25," 0
t>«et on
grinrwju&mii&aBtBrmi&Mm
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J". JEL QUE BE, .
Have just received a fresh lot of such goods as Veal Loaf,
Ham Loaf, Chicken Loaf, Corn Beef Hash, Chipped ^
Beef, Potted Ham, Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
4 cans Tomatoes 25c
4 cans Beans 25c
3 cans Choice Corn 25c
3 cans Jam 25c
Sliced Pineapple, per can 10c
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SOME SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
Fresh Dill PicMeS
3 pounds Ginger Snaps 2oc
tins Frese Sardines....................■ 25c
Grated Cocoanut per pound * 26c
22SZrZ2S2
It you want
WHITE CREST.
the Best
Flour
l'ry Our
positively
If You Want to Buy Some Goods for Cash, We Will Save You Money.
On the
Santa Fe Limited
K^'fW«r">
passkn'geks can
ua1l.y
Leave.Brpnham
Arrive Dallas
Arrive Fort Worth
Arrive St. Louis
arriv^kmisas Citv
t i>)tvl v#st*bule Train.
tho 15eat and (joicueat
Chiisgo Express leaves Brenham 11:47 a
m„ avi arrives at Brenham 4:25 p. m
Santa Fe Limited arrives at Brenham 5.33
s. tn.
Double Daily Trains over Santa Fe rcu'e
Call on Agents for particulars.
.....at 12:05a.m
at S;35a. m
.at 7:40 a. m
. .at 7:3o ». m
at 6:30 a. ni
11 M
IfS:
V. S. KEENAN,
Con. Pass. Acent.
J. G. SLOAN,
Pass. Agent, Breruinm.
t
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EAST
lis
VIA
5 Md
Is tbe
Shortest and Best Eoute.
We have Speed, Comfort
and Up-ta-Dateness.
If you want the Best, We
Have It.
Houston
East and West Texas
Railway.
(6ULF AIB LINE.)
W. 8. MF.LDRUM, General Mansger
W. II. TAYLOR, G. F. and P. A.
WM. DOHBBTY, A.;G. P. A.,
Houaton, Texas*
-#^THE PUREST AND BEST- *£€-
H. K. 'SCHCLZ. Agent Brenham. Texas
MSMNMS'
\ HOUSTON
AND TEXAS CENTRAL' RAILROAD.
WILL MAKE.SPECIAL RATES FOR
Confederate Veterans5 Reunion
LOUISVILLE KYI
Tickets on sale May 26th and 27th, good to return until June 8th.
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TRAVELERS' i BOTICTIVK iSSflCIATiOHlCOSTSNTIOS
NEW OHLEAHS LA. '
Tickets on Sale May 2oth°and 22sf, good to return until May 29th.
ICE
IN THE
Coffee- Pot
EvetJ morning, Ju'y and August. That's
what Tex'ans may enjoy while camping dur-
ing the Summer in the mountains adjacent
to the
Texas-Colorado
Chautauqua
The sear-ion orens at Boulder, Co'o., Sun-
day, July 1, cioses August 15.
tour days each week devoted to study
and instruction. Two days utilised for every
kind of pleasure. Mountain excurs'ons ac-
companied by out-door lectures. Fishing
native trout lull of gsmtnets. Ideal sport
Mid health for young men. Then, too. each
will have as associates the intellectual youag
womanhood of the Con liner, t.
Do Other Combination
of pleasure, intellectual growth, and health-
ful asiociaticn equal to that provided at the
Chautauqua and adjacent resort*.
F<*r free copies of THE CHAUTAUQUA
JOURNAJ-, issued monthly, send name tn
A A. Gt.tfsos, Q. A., P. D., or W. K S'rf.R
ijty, A. O. P. A, "The Denyer Road," Ft
"Worth, Tmxss. d.b. KBELBB,
V. P. and T. M.
THE NEW
Racket Store.
. Next door to R. Iloffmicn.
k General Stock of Racket Scads, froa
One Cent Up. | T
Crockery, Tinware, Glassware,
J. L. AMMONS,
Merchant
Tailor.., .
B--i b'jing til
olilostUiior 10 the
city, represents
toiling clothing
111a. crs of tile east
SEE MY LIME OF
•*!&«)
Summer Tourist Tickets to All Resort Points Will be Placed on Stle Jose I
FOR PARTICULARS SEE AGENT. '
F. B. MOKSF, Pass. Trafflc Manager, M. L. R0BBINS, G. P. & t. a,
Bouatou, ToxAsi.
J
NEITHER CAN WE DESCRIBE THE BEAUTIES OF OUR NEW
SPRIM6 STOCK.
It Has to be Seen to be Appreciated.
Clothes that Fit
Who does not enry that maii
who is perfectly at ease with himself
and the rest of the world? If his .
coat cuw-dcd his back, his trousers
pulled his leg, his yeet squeezed
him, his necktie played horseback
wiih him, < r his shiit persisted in
twisting hire sronnd, he wouldn't
hi so easy. Details and fit go a
L ng way toward putting confidence
in a man, 1 hat's our long suit.
We look to detftiK
Spring Novelty Goods
FOR LADIES "
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In se'ect'mg these 1
good taste has been \
ured lawns, for i
of the 1
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Top-Notch Suits from $8 to
Our stock embraces
and we solioit an i
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 131, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 12, 1900, newspaper, May 12, 1900; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth485534/m1/3/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.