Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 311, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 12, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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Uta. Max Erersberg is visiting
111 Austin.
Mr. Alien Redman was in the
city Monday.
Ml; Stone, of Sealy, was In the
eity "Monday.
WATCH for Mistrot's price list.
It wtH be a pace-maker.
Mim Soottie Burton and Mrs.
Prank Wateon, of Burton, came
down Monday afternoon to at-
tend "A Poor Relation."
The Misses Higgason, of Waco,
are in the city guests of Miss
Baydie Mclntyre, and will re-
main until after the wedding.
Mf. H. G. Kieke, of Burton
neighborhood, was in Brenham
Monday and while here matricu-
lated his son in Blinn college.
Justice John H. Chappell
united Edward Jerrol and Nora
Williams in the sacred shakles
of matrimony, at his office
Monday.
Mra. A. D. Childress, accom-
panied by Miss lone and Dewitt,
left Jaet night to spend a week
with' Mr. A. D. Childress at
Beaumont..
The Santa Fe company will
atrengthen its road bed between
this place and Gay Hill by put-
ting In more ballast and laying
80 lb rails.
Mr. Wm. Guyton who has been
in til* employ of Messrs. Beau-
mier 4 Shepard left Monday
night lor Houston where he will
main his future home.
Maaan. Tom Bolts, Jr., Kle-
berg Langhammer and Oscar
Sawaid, Jr., returned from
Orchard where they have been
increasing the mortality of the
mallards.
Th| H. AT. C. Ry. Co., will
aell round trip tickets to Hous-
ton Not. 14-25 and for morning
train 26th, also Dec. 1st, 2nd and
for aforning train 3rd; all tickets
limited to Deo. 18th. Fare $2 80.
Tint Vorwaerts Singing club
surprised Prof.C. Klaerner Bun-
day morning by presenting him
with « $20 gold piece as a birth-
token of
apprecia-
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look
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dsy praaent and as a
their
admiration and
Hon.
The eommiaaionera court
opened session Monday with a
full board, and will probably not
conclude their duties before the
cloae of the weak. The report of
Treaaurer C. F. Herbst was ex
aminad and approved.
to Wat.
Again Waahington Count;
eomea to tha front with a batol
of voiunteera for aervice in the
National guard. Messrs, Joe
Toland, John Foster and Carl
Booth have collated and will
probably receive tranaportation
today for San Franciaco, where
they will be gotten in ahape and
ahipped to our Oriental possess
iooa.
Viskiag sad Hunting Party.
There waa an extra coach at
taehad to the aouth bound Santa
Fe Monday afternoon, containing
about forty of Bail County's most
prominent oitizena beaded by
Cept. Jaekeon en route for
Matagorda and Brazoria countiea
where they will apend the next
three weeks hunting and fishing.
In the baggage car ahead they
bad 26 dog*. Thia ia about the
beat equipped hunting party that
haa paaaed through this section
of the country alnce the time to
whieh the memory of man run-
neth not to the oontrary. "Bill"
Scbuerenberg, who ia aome sort
of a hunter kimaeif, waa espied
and recognized by them and they
offered all aorta of inducements
to get him to go along. Mr.
8oftuerenberg waa confronted
with the moat alluring bait that
eaa be offered him and be gazed
at the ear and then back at hia
• btteioefai block and reluctantly
dedde& that he would have to
etay behind.
ros KBIT.
cottage within
k of the court-
It hae two gal-
and water
for $7 per
to Miss Lee
i. A. Baber.
Esq., went to Led-
bette*£aadey.
' MS* G«m Pat Oat.
the levee at the
i arena* recently was the
i of considerable excitement, says
i Courier-Journal. A pile
aad elorer hay lylnc a short
from the entrance to the
and Branarltle Mall line
Are from spontaneous
An alarm waa turned la.
a abort while, there appeared to
of flying sparks sot-
in to the boats alone the leraa
la short dtataass away.
am a J> ! the are a coat, which had been
re tram ooe ot the boats
wharf eeaaod much n-
the oa lookers. A
Many a man is looking out for his
health, but looking for disease ill the
wronu direction. lie lakes medicine for
his nerves, which seem "gone to pieces "
He "doctors" for liis heart, which in
acting irregularly. He constantly stirs
up his liver with pills and powder. Hut
lie does not get any better. He is look-
ing for the cause of his complaints in
the wrong direction.
It is a common thing for some one
*ho has used I>r. 1'ierce's Golden Med-
ical Discovery for "stomach trouble" to
find that when the diseased stomach is
cured the "weak" heart is made sound,
the sluggish liver stimulated, and the
throbbing nerves tranquilited This f»el
alone suggests the truth which every
leading uiedicul scientist knows and rec-
ognizes—that diseases which seem re-
mote from the stomach rire often caused
by the disease of the stomach rind other
organs of digestion and nutrition. When
the diseased stomach and the digestive
and nutritive system are cured of disease,
the other organs are cured with thetti.
Pood is the basis of life aod of
strength Ilut it is not the quantity of
food eaten which supports the fife and
health of the body. The body is sus-
tained by that portion of the food which
ufter being eaten is converted into
nourishment and properly assimilated.
When the stomach and its allied organs
of digestion and nutrition are diseased
or "weak." only part of the food eaten
is converted into nutrition, and the body
and its organs are therefore only partly
nourished. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med-
ical Discovery cures the diseases of the
stomach and digestive and nutritive sys-
tem which prevent the proper nourish-
ment of the body. In that way the
body is once more strengthened in the
only way possible, by food properly
digested and perfectly assimilated.
Any person suffering from disease in
ironic or aggravated form, is invited to
consult Dr. fierce by letter free. All
correspondence strictly private and con-
fidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N, Y.
There is no alcohol in "Golden Med
leal Discovery," and it is entirely frfe
from opium, cocaine, and all other nar-
cotics.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med-
ical Discovery." The main motive of
substitution is the desire of the dealer to
make a little more profit out of you by
selling you a less meritorious medicine.
ABLE TO WORK MAIM.
Mr John L Comhmour, of Olenunft,
8otners«l Co , Pennfl . wrtli" ! " 1 tiad b««n
doctoring (or about a year and a half, being
unable lo work mom* of lb- lima, The doctor
««M I had hear* dUetvi and lodigtaUop. It
begun with n ahoklng and opprt.««il feeling In
Iha cheat : later on I waa troubled wllb a hungry
feeling, and I eeemed tube raw from my threat
Clear (lo'vn Into tuy »toinach My appetite waa
unueually poor, I em weak and nervoua, and
my heart kept tlitobblng continually, and f waa
ehorl of breath, finally I wrote to yot for
•horl of breath, finally I wrote to yo'i lor
advice. 1 did not think yw dlaguoela waa
eight, but I ordered *1* boltleaof ' Golden Med
ical Dlwofery ' and began Ita u*a After Ml in
♦liree bottles 1 began lo Improve ,lowly au
aoou went to work, and f hava been working
ever since."
"SUFFERED AU THE TIME."
"I feel that I would be doing ■»» iojuftketo
you if I did n«t aend you • *rniftfieot of my
eate," write* Mra David W. Oulce of Hamburg.
Frank Ifn Co., Mine "I bad liver complaint and
Indigeation. Everything that I ate disagreed
with me I •tiffered al» the lime with awlmmine
in my head ; heart beat too fast; my feet and
hand* were cold alt the time Pid no• tleep
well at all Wt* able to get about but very
little. I commenced to uae IJr Pierce'a Golden
Medical IJiacovery and 'Pleasant Pellets* in
May, i?97. and by December I could begin
g#t about very well. Have been doing my work
ever since escent washing. Peel belter than !
have for several years. 1 would recommend Dr.
Pierce'* mediclnea to all who are troubled as I
waa I am now aiaty-one years old and 1 thank
you most kindly for tbe happy relief and cure."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the
iction of tbe "Discovery" and should be
lied with it when a laxative is needed
Hee T. A. Low <fc Sons for New
8toughton Wagons and all styles
of Buggies at prices that wil
surprise you. We carry a nioe
stock of Lumbsr, and want your
trade and will give you as much
for your money as any one, i:'
not more. T. A. Low <k Sons.
Mr. A. D. Hooke spent Mon<
day out in the oountry.
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There will be a dance Wednes*
dsy night at Lusk's Hall.
Five houses for rent, 85 to $15
a month.
T. A. Low 4 Sons.
a*4 he forthwith
tke
Lars.1
Miss Ola Williamson, of Bur
tin, is a guest of Mrs. J. M.
Mathis.
New crop sugsr house molasses
at Haoker A Wehrman's.
Miss Pearl HeartReld* and Miss
Louise Ooodlett are visiting in
Chappell Hill.
151b fruit jelly for 60c
Haoker d: Wehrmann's.
A large quanity of cord wood
is oomiog into the city by rail
and wagon road.
For floe lunches, go to the Casino
Mr. J. M. Mathis and W. C. Hen-
derson are in Caldwell attending
to legal business.
Wm. Freitag can make your old
wagons as good ss new at a price
that will pay you to have tbe work
done.
Miss Lucile Tarrant returned
to her school in Cameron after a
few days at home.
For the serious diseases that attack the
kidneys, PklCKLY ASH BITTERS is an
unfailing remedy. Relieves backache, swell-
of the feet and persistent headache—
symptoms which indicate kidney trouble.—
8. Bouse & Co, Special Agents.
A couple of buggies oollided
last night about 7 o'clock on
West street, near Low's lumber
Tutt's Pills
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A tarfU Her «ei—tes the <
SICK HEADACHE,
for tin
TUTT
a trW wa pruv
WE ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT I
We Dress Both
The working man ittiil hi*
employer, ami we 'Irons
both equally well. 'l'lie
ilollarH of the working man
are worth junt a« much to
uh an the dollars! of the mil-
lionaire—they (jo just hb far
in thin Hi ore—they buy full
value every lime. Our work-
ing clothed are the well-
made, dependable C'arhaitt
Brand— the beat there in.
VVe have the pautu, coata
and overalls of thia cornea-
ny They are goods that
you can bank on. Wo want
the working man'a trade,
nnd we treat him right
ON NOVEMBER I, 1901,
We will begin the sale of our entire stock of Clothing. We will throw the
largc.it stock of Clothing on the market that vvas-ttver brought to Breuhatn, at prices tnat will sell 'every suit
before January 1, 1002. The make-up of our clothing is perfect, and we can fit any one. Early buyers will
of course get the benefit of a selection. Every suit in our house must be sold, so com*, before the rush. Our
prices will also be cut or the next thirty days in *•»
Shoes, Dress Goods, Capes, Jackets, Millinery, Tailor-made Suits,
a11<I we intend to cut the price so deep that our stock will be reduced to our satisfaction, if prices will do it.
Below we give ) ou some idea of the mammoth stock we intend to sacrifice.
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$10,000 wortli of Meti'f, Youth's and Boy's Suits, in all
new [mlterns.
$10,000 worth of Men's, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, all now aud up to date styles
$1,000 worth of French Flannels fi»r Ladies' Waists, in
Stripes, l'olka Dot ami l'lain.
$1,000 worth of ('apes and Jackets, all this season's
goods.
$1,000 worth of Lsdiea' Heady-.made Wool Waists, all
new designs.
$4,000 worth of Millinery Goods, including all the lat-
est Novelties in Millinerj.
$.1,000 worth of Dress Goods to make a selection from,
all new nml-up to date, with trimmings to match each
dress.
$3,000 worth of Men's and Boy's Hats, including all
tbe latest Fall shapes.
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The American
Working Man
it the be«t il retted working m*n In
the world. He ought to be, l<» the
working man ii * very important part
of thia country. We make a special-
ly of working men'a clothes—the beat
goodi tor the lent money.
We think we b*ve got the beat
working clothea that are made any-
where. Theae eoodi are the CAK-
HARTT Brand of coats, p*ntt and
overall*. Every rtitch ia made hy
union fingera They are made in
clean, well lighted, airy work rooma,
of the beat material!, in the moat
carelul way. They are all right in
every reaped.
THEY WILL SAVE MONEY
for every working man who weara
them. Come in and »ee them.
Special
Bargains
FUR
MEN.
"EftNINO DRESS"
tb&irr
Qood black bone at Jc
Good white, black and colored
bordered handkerchiefs at 4c
Celluloid collars, all rises 4c
Celluloid i uffs at Sc
Undershirts at 15°
All Wool odd vesti tit 75c
Good collar buttons .. 12 for 5c
Good soapeodera at '5°
Good overalls at 30c
Good wool huts at 45c
Good silk neckties at 10c
Good Sunday shirts at 25c
Good brogan shoes at •• 5<><-
Good Sunday 1I10 s at $1 00
WE ARE SURE OUR PRICES
our priccs for the next 30 days will attract buyers from a
distance, and we linve secured extra help to attend to the
rush.
Other Merchant Please Take Notice.
We will be able to sell you goods cheaper than you can get
tlieni from the Manufacturer during this sale.
NEW YORK STORE.
CATHER & BUSTER
PROPRIETORS
BRENHAM TEXA8.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
500 pair Misses' Slippers, sizes
0 td 11, to close out, your
choice.... 60o
300 pair Ladies' 81ippers, for-
mer price $2 to $3, sizes 1
to 3, to close out, your
choice 50o
Our $1 School Shoe for boys
and girls can't be beat! Try
a pair.
Our $1 Ladies' Shoe in spring
heel and heel. Others
charge $1.50 for the same
shoe.
Oar $1 Men's Shoe in all atylee can-
not be booght in town for leaa than
$160.
We carry a fall line of Johneton <&
Murphy, and Hellmen, Bellman &
Co.'s line shoea for men.
Yon will find tha largeat and best te-
lected stock of Ladies' Fine Shoes
in all the up to-date styles in Bren-
ham.
THE
"WJLTON
'wept
Mm
The only sate, aura and
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
ed to married bdlei.
awl .take no
HLMOTTH CHEMICAL
rOK SAI.K B* ALL IIHUIiOISTS
iz, • boxes for
Cleveland, Ohio.
PERFUMES FOR EVERY DAY
Lubiu's, Duval'*, LautierV, Grown Perfumery Co., Imperial,
LazoH's, RasterroanV, Krttetnan'a. MdW'a, Oolgate'H
ALHO-
8RPI1M8 ATOIIZKHS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICK
A full tins of Imported and Domestic Toilet end Medicinal
Soaps st
R E, LUHN'S Drug Store.
JOSEPH TRISTRAM,
wW-" DRALRR IN
BEES 111 HDIGM.
TOU ET APTICLGS, ETC
MOUTH Sll»K|l*U»ll.It),»OUA»K.
B K KN H A M ,7TEX AS.
A full upply of all tbe Popular Patent Medicintw, Toilet Article* and
Fine for turneries in endless variety. Phyiiciaat' Hr ejcnplioni.carelul Iv
and accurately compounded, day or night
The Santa Fo will sell round; FOR RENT—The Brook-
trip tickets to Houston Nov. 24th,
25th, and for the morning train
of the 26th limited to return 28th;
also will sell to sume point Deo.
1st, 2nd and for morning train of
3 limited to return Dec. 18th.
Round trip fare $2 80.
schmidt Homestead. Apply to
Brockschmidt & Hohlt.
A wonderful egg producer is
I. Nowakowsky's poultry condi-
tion powder. A large 21b box 25
eens.
BIC SPECIAL SALE
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
Some Bare Bargains. Call Early and Get Choice
PORT WINE, per gallon
ANGELICA WINE, per gallon
SHERRY WINE, per gallon
.fl 26
. 1 26
. 1 00
Prlcss on all Whiskies Reduced from 50c to $1,00 per Qillon.
Big Redaction In Case Qoods.
Mew Poit Kyo, per quart
Dairy Maid Bourbon, per quart
Old Black ~
reduced front I Jo to $1 25
reduced from 1 60 to 1 26
Thorn, per quart reluced from I 3$ to 1 00
CIGARS AT COST IN BOX LOTS.
WK OUAKANTKIC OUR GOODS TO BIB FIRBT-CLASS
IK KVHRY RH8PKCT.
/. F. GRASSMUCK, MANAGER
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V*S>"S
MISTROT BROS. & COMPAN
ON THE CORNER
AT THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
ONIIALL FIRST CLASS DRY COOD8 STUFF.
Monday We Will Open Up the Eall Business and Start the Ball Rolling
GREAT SUCCESS WE HAVE HAD OVER OUR OLD WAY
WAY OF DOING BUSINESS SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN
OUR NEW QUARTERS.
WE WILL HAVE PRICES RIGHT FOR YOU
NEW LINE LADIES' FLANNEL WAISTS JUST IN.
MISTROT BROS. & COMPANY,
Brenham, Texas
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 311, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 12, 1901, newspaper, November 12, 1901; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth482492/m1/4/?q=112+cavalry: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.