Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 20, 1903 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. 28.
HRRMRAM TEXAS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 IIXKS.
NO. 45
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OVERSEERS
KOAD
LIST OF
NAM ES OF (IVEHHRKEM
Appointed by the County Commissioners,
February Term, 1903.
jjAMES OF OVERSEERS.
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THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES:
CHAMPION PEARL WHITE.
SILVER MINE WHITE.
GOLD MINE YELLOW.
LEAMING YELLOW. •
NEBRASKA YELLOW PRIZE.
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FRESS CAR OP WHEAT,
OATMEAL, TAPXOOA, SAGO,
MALTA VITA, FORCE
AND GRAPE-NUTS.
Also SALT FISH, HOLLAND,
in Barrels and Kegs.
MACKEREL AND SALMON.
FANCY CAKES and CRACKERS,
CHEESE STRAWS,
BUTTER WAFERS.
GRAHAM WAFERS.
SARATOGA FLAKES.
MAPLE SYRUP.
Aleo SUGARKOUSE MOLASSES.
Medium Grade Molacees by Barrel
and Half-Barrel at lowest price.
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Respectfully, J H. QUKBE.
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We have now in ctore the most complete
line of
Crockery, Q-lass and Qjua&HSWCire
ever brought to Brenham, and wo invito
the inspection of buyers.
Our fancy lines cannot be surpassed in this State.
Our stook of Grocerios is targe and complete and will be sold at
reasonable prtces for Spot Cash. Free delivery to all parte of city
O. SCHAWE &
CsiWMWWWWWWut
HUNGARIAN
IS THE BEST.
Amnion*
Await, T J.
Bryan, C C
Bouey, James
Bookhorn, Henry....
Harnett, 15 F
Baca, John.,. ......
Bradley, W H
Broeeche,' Will
Bilsky, Steve
Bedrieh, Frank
Boeseling, Ed..
Brandt, Ed
Broessling, Chriss....
Booker, Marshall
Buddinberg, William
Bailey, John
Brown, Tom
Bowers, T F...
Bredthauer, Billy
Bilski, John
Bailey, John
Clay, S S
Countryman, B
Clay, Finney
Courts, Gus
Cole, Lymos..
Clark, Tom
Davis, A VV
Dippel, William
Drohn, Wilhelm
Danhaus, William Jr.
Dement, Rube
Duosterheft, August..
Duoaterhoft', Fritz....
Daniels, C W........
Davi«i, Henry »..
Derrick, John
Eichenhorst, Fritz...
Eichler, Hermann....
Emshoff, Albin.j.
Ferguson, J M..I
Franklin, Vince.l ....
Farmer, W D
Felder, R K
Fife, Rvfe
Fucbs, William 103
Fuebe, Paul jl05
Franklin, Scott 1°(-'
Fieseler, Henry.
Geick, Joe
Grimm, Louis..
Ganake, Adolf..
Gee, J W
Glass, Wood...
Gee, J W... |WP
Groebor, Fritz
Golberg, Henry
Giaae, August
Graves, Luther
Grote, Fritz
Houss, Wasley
Hacker, Otto
Hargrove, Emanuel
Heckermann, Fritz.
Hartfield, H J
Homeyer, William..
Hertil, August
Hold, William
H*fer, Cbas
Hclle, Wm. Jr...,
Hawkins, P H
Bomever, Wm
Hancock, J H
Hugo, August
Hawkins, Prime
Hardy, Rice
Harris, LP
Hewett, Geo
Hairstou, J T
Hueciko, Fred
Ickert, William...
Irvin, Fred
Juergens, Henry..
John, Carl
Jackeon, John....
Johnson, C H
Justice, John O...
Kubatsky, Staulke.
King, R S
Kunksl, Chas
Klaus, Henry
Knipstem ........
Kostew, Chcs
Kiel, Gun
Kamerer, A
Korth, Fritz
Kiphen, J
Krause. W L
Keng, Albert
Kalwes, August
Kramer, Chas
Kolyres.H F
Kleke, Rudolph
Kllngsporn, Leo..
Kluismann, F
Klelne, Henry
Lauter, Albert
Lipscomb, W C
Lessmann, Henry..
Loesch, Henry
Low, Sam
Lay...... •> •
Lemroor, «Tas....
LeSimann. LC
Lo. scli. Chati .
Look, August.
Lt»nu, (ius
Lehrmaitn, < <.
Lam|»e, Chas. .
Ltli ki mey
I ott. Jeif.
Lamina. Henry
Morgan,,.I m)
Mokr, < leo
Mohr, Wrn
Mursk.l, Jacob
Monk., Hermann..^..'..
M ucry, I'm!
Mayer. E R
Meyer, Frit/.
Meyer, Bert bold
Mueller, Wm.. .
Matthews. I) It
Mercer, Wm
, Mier, Wm
i McClnskv, Jno.
McDonald, Hill
Newsome, Henderson..
Newell
Neinast, Envtl Sr
Neie, Ewaid
Neinast, Max
Nowland, .las
Nlemeyer. Ifernut11
Neinast. .1 .1
Petty, Isaac
Panftonien, II
Pankonleu. G
People, W M
Polasok, Louis
Pruegner, Arno
Routt, ,1 Ki
Riebe, «< F
Rosenbaum, Win
Ripple, Joe
ltemke. C.. .....
Reppenhansen, C
Runnel, August.
Reddehase, F
Renck, Otto
Rosenfrcter, Win
Reich, Wm
Routt, Joe I'.
Sommer, John
Spencer, Robt
Sehultm Chas
Steinbuck, Louis
Sygitskl, Jacob
Shaver, ,1 .1
tjchulze, Fritz
Steinmann, E, J
Spieriiu;, Carl
Spross, .J
100 stegent, Joe
Shannon, Jobn
Schumacher, Gus
Spencer, Robt
' >mmer, C F-.
Btrewe, Ed
Kte«emuller, Fritz.....
Sharton, Luther
Santee, Wm
Slaughter, Tolbert
Scbwi t tmaiin, W111...
Strangmeyer, F
Scales, Julius
Soiumer, Martin
Spiuu, Otto.
Seeii, Urban
Schroeder. Geo
JSchawe, Theo
Schwartz, Wrn
Shaw, John.
Seeker, August
Syletskle, Iloury
Steinback, E
Stoc.kes, J It
Stolz, Adolf
Sommerfeld, Julius,.
Shawn, John
Strangmeyer, Henry.
Shawn, Wm
Toruo, Julius
Taylor, Dennis
Thane, Fritz
Tockhorn, Wrn
Ullrich, Otto
Wilklns, J A,
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Telephone 69.
WEEKLY BANNER, Only SI. per Year,
Dead Weevils,
Mr. C. T. Townsend, from th»
Capt. Harris place, was in the
Tribune office yesterday and
showed a collection of weevils
that he had oecured Binoe the
cold snap. They were from cot*
ton atalke, blood weeda and rep-
resented the animal in four
'stages of development, from the
4!; j worm to the full grown insect.
; Those weevils, with many
| othorp, had been eubjected to a
i io | thawing out process. Not one
of them showed sign of life, and
ii waa very conclusive that the
killed all the weevils that
were in open fields. There be*
ing no timber near Mr. Town*
send'a he was not qualified to say
whether or not any weevils bad
taken refuge there.
The evidences that the cold
had at least thinned out the pest
is much consolation, but there
was one point in this experience
that augurs ill for the country.
Mr. Townsend says he finds
weevil larvae in cotton seed.
That being the case, there is no
freeze nor other climatio condi*
tion that will over rid the oountry
of its burden. Weevils in cotton
seed, where same are in bulk,
would never feel a cold wave,
and planted in the spring, would
give a start in every field plant-
ed with infected seed.
Gradually, we ars learning
about the weevil, its habits, food,
etc., and sooner or later man will
triumph over it.— Temple Tri-
bune.
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Wehmoyer, Wm
Wibernfek, John
Watson, A W
Welse, August
Weckhorst, Henry.. .
Wlese, W fci
Woods, J M
Wehmeyer. Wrn
Wehrlng, Wm
Wilkenlng, Louis
Wehmeyer. H
Williams. Hill
Washington, Ernst—
Weckwerth, Henry....
Welse. F.
Wlttek, Thomas
Werchan, Adolf
Whiddon, Robert
Watson, Thos
Witlef. Adolf
Wallace, J W
Wilburn, Elbert
Weiss, W. Fritz
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Chas. D. Hermann, the cele-
brated tragedian, will be here
Wednesday, February 25. He
is supported by the Frederiok
Ward Company.
For a clear complexion, bright
sparkling eye and vigorouB diges-
tion, take Prickly Ash Bitters. It
puts tho system in perfect order.
Sold bj Jos. Tristram.
The hail whloh fell here re-
cently was quite a curiosity to
our people. 8ome of the hail*
stones weighed a pound, while
many of them weighed a pound
and a half.
"An investment in knowledge
always pays the best interest."
Why not see Dunbar Aftleok and
invest in oomo course of study
in the International Correspon-
dence Schools?
Re-furnished and Re-opened.
OAK HALL
SALOON andRESTADRANT.
E. HITfENDOEF, Proprietor.
A full line of fine Winea. Liquors and
Cigars. High (trade Bottled Goods a
specialty. Fresh Beer always on tap.
Short Order Restanrant attached: Fish
Oysters and Game in season and served
to order.
The family that keeps on hand
and uhgb occasionally the celebrated
Prickly Ash Bitters is alwayB a well- ]
regulated family. Bold by Job.
Triitram.
Joseph 8. Schramm is an-
nounced in today's paper ae a
candidate for alderman of the
Second Ward. Mr. Joseph 8.
Schramm is one of our most sub-
stantia! citizens, a busineec man
of unqueationod ability and in-
tegrity, end would bo a safe mar
for the piece. He is aleo well
liked by everyone, and will
doubtless make a good race.
Arthur Knolle, the bookdealer
and etationer on postoffice corner,
is daily receiv'ng express shipments
of the latest bobks and magazines.
By this system he is enabled to pro-
cure and deliver single copies of
any book or magazine desired,
quicker and cheaper than if ordered
by the customer direct from pub-
lisher. He carries Munsey, Mc-
Cluri;, Cosmopolitan, Ladies' Home
Journal, Saturday Evening Post,
Harper, Scribner, Strand, Wide
Worid and many others, besides the
leading daily and New York Sunday
papers. A special feature of Mr.
Knolle's large and well-selected
stock of standard and other novels
at 10c each is his exchange system,
which allows his customers to ex-
change two old books for a new one.
If in want of anything to read,
writing material or office sundries,
Knolle's Book Store is the beet
place to go for yoar enpply.
N. E. Devcr got to town some
how Thursday. Hia experiences
would doubtless be thrilling if he
could bo induoed to relate them.
We have it on reliable authority
that the mud through which he
navigated wae oomething less
than 17,000 miloe doop.
s.
Omiiosi Sets
—o—
Mem Seal Con,
CaieW, (Mat MiM,
B.R. Proof Oats & Seed Bp.
Ask for Quotations.
—0—
Heiehardt,
Booker & Go,,
Wholesale Brews.
BHENI^M, TEX
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 20, 1903, newspaper, February 20, 1903; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth482671/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.