Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 143, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 16, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
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be had just received at Ams
8.
'\Havk your votea counted for
*e Banner representative when
he calls this morning.
The northbound Santa Fe
passenger Friday carried twenty
convicts to Allenfarm.
. The Athletic club will meet
Monday night to pass on the ap-
plications of twelve new mem-
bers#
? The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Hohlt died Thurs
day afternoon in the Long Point
neighborhood.
L Walter Lockett, employed at
the electric light plant had
hand severely mashed in a fan
Thursday night.
•i There was a large party of
bathers at Watson's natatorium
Thursday evening and the bath
tag was delightful.
||
Winkelmann's photos Bpeak
/or themselves. Have some
taken and your friends will im
agine that your picture is speak
ing to them.
FOR SALE—For next few
days, black berries at $1.25 per
crate of 24-quarts. Telephone or
ders. F. A. Morris.
Short orders chili and tamales
at the new restaurant to be open
ed in Woehler's saloon Saturday
morning. Free soup from 10 to
12.
&r
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Messrs. Cather 4 Buster
announce that the slaughter sale
at the New York Store will con-
tinue throughout the present
week.
The
in the o;
class are
the Grand
morning at
have parts
Mrs, Harris
to meet at
hoose this
*V"
If;
The Main street sidewalk was
badly gummed up yesterday by
the bursting of a barrel of mo-
leases that was being unloaded
•| the grocery establishment of
W. T. Carrington.
Traveling Auditor R. E.
Armstrong for the Waters-
Pierce Oil company lost a pocket
book on the Central train Thurs*
day night containing fifty dol«
ten, while en route from Austin
to tbtai place.
The board of county examin-
ers, consisting of Prof. Tarrant,
Urbantke and Klaerner, met
Friday morning and will con-
olude their labors today. There
were twelve applicants for
teachers, certificates.
Hon. Ben. 3. Rogers is ex-
pected home this afternoon from
north Texas where be has, as
grand cbanoelior of the Knights
of Pythias, been holding a num
ber of grand lodges of emsr*
gency, or schools of Instruction.
The third quarterly conference
of the present year will be held
Sit the Methodist church this
evening, convening at 8:90.
Rev. J. B. Cochran, presiding
elder, will preside, and will also
oooupy the pulpit at the Sunday
nVftvflt
Mb. C. Rogge, an octogenarian
Mri&ent of Salem, died at 10:30]
o'clock Thursday night with
dropsy. He would have been
eighty-five years old the follow-
ing day. Mr. H. F. Hohlt and
other friends in the city attend-
funeral Friday afternoon.
Food will 1i,t
ia the item .
undigested for
days Md th®"
you wonderwh*
fed ill. Clean**
tbe bowels with
the Bitter* tod
yon will not suf-
rfrom
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN COLLIGE.
Fri-
ACTS GENTLY ON THE
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
, leanses the $ystem
° "p effectually
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C'INVINE - MAM'F 0 By
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OVERCOMES Ir/O ^
Constipation
PERMANENTLY
115 rffECTS-
Dey
5
Batch ing.
Heartburn
It Hp strength-
your
Season Ticket*.
There were seventy-six tickets
sold Friday for the summer
night concerts that are to be
given at Park theater under the
auspsices of the Brenham Fire
department. This number added
to the 113 sold on Thursday
makes a total of 189.
Those who subscribed for
tickets on Friday were:
R Striekert, Robt. Bassett, J
T Shelby, D* Becker, Wm Perry,
W J Graber, Philip Franke,
B Eldridge, Irvine Dwysr, E
Pitschmann, Chas Herbst, Robt
Felscher, Dr Rogers, C Krause,
H Quebe, Simon Endel, A
Fink, W T Carrington, Henry
Zeiss S Lewin George Wehrmann
G W Schaeffer, Fred Martin, C
W Winkelmann, Frank Wood, B
Bryan, John Moffett, C A Cline,
R V Hoffmann, A M Krug, 8 F
Povalok, H C Mclntyre, Hugh
Wilkins, Hugh Lusk, H demons,
H Dornberger, Ed Hoffmann,
Ed Wilson, Dr J B York, Jim
Harrison, E W Relohardt.
The Modern Beauty
Thrives on good food and sun-
shine, with plenty of exeroise in
the open air. Her form glows
with health and her faoe blooms
with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a
laxative remedy, she uses the
gentle and pleasant Syrup of
Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co., only.
A Card.
Next Monday, the 18th day of
June, I will open a preparatory
sohool at the 3d, ward school
house with permission of.the Hon.
Board of Trustees of the city
schools, and teach said sohool
until the last Friday of August
1900.
Elementary, intermediate, and
higher branches will be thorough
ly taught and students will be
prepared for the highest grades
of the city sohools.
Only a limited number oi
pupils will be admitted. |
School hours, from 8 to 11 a.
m. and from 2 to 4 p. m. Res-
peotfully, o. Mundelius.
Photo. Holland has just
finished a picture of the Boa Ton
fishing club of this city on one of
their recent outings at Mill
Creek. The picture contains
likenesses of R. A. Schueren-
berg, W. J. Graber, E. G.
Langhammer, C. F. Herbst, C.
W. Winkelmann %nd E. W.
Reiobardt of Brenham, and
Messrs. J. H. Shelburne, J. B.
Ballieux and Messrs. Schauer-
hammer and Roensch ef Bell*
ville. All of these gentleman
are heavy weights, and yet the
group was made while they were
all seated in one boat.
CoaBtencemeot Exorcise* Were Held
day Hlght.
Commencement exercises of
the Evangelical Lutheran col-
lege were held at Germania ball
Friday evening, quite a {large
number of the patrons and
friends of the school being in at-
tendance. There were eight
graduates as follows:
Normal —A. F. Lippin, Wei-
mar; H. H. Sagebiel, Freder-
icksburg.
Classical—Aug. Peters, Green-
vine; Fr. Spreen, Welcome; H.
R. Beyer, Arthur Wacker, EI-
linger; Hugo Tautenham, Bren-
ham; Max Evers, Gastell.
The commencement exercises
consisted of the following pro-
gram :
l.
Lied—Mit Dem llerm Fang Alles an
Sprucb II, Winkelmann
Naughty Little Harry Allie Jaeggli
Meinen Heilandim Herzen ..[ledwig Knolle
Da* Lied vorm Monde W. Kleine
Wcim ich ein Vofclein war—Madchen-
chor.
Education A. Peters
Fruhling't Einzug A. Hohlt
Fruhling der die Welt verklal—Poly-
hymnia
Des fremden kiodes heiliger Christ
............H............H.U*. Alma Ltnge
Dialogue... A. Lippcn, H. Sagebiel
Mayflower,., Mary Werner
11. *
Trio—Un'tedNatior.a, Instrumental....
- .... I.ippen, Spreen, Sturm
Die schule Marg. Kleine
Jung tiegfaied E. Knoop
Der alte Landmaun an seinen
Hulda Kessling
In dem Dorfchen—Madcbenchor
American Ins'itutions 7. Spreen
Barbaras** g. Grueber
Speech for Iopependence A Wacke
Jerusalem, di; hocbgebaute itaat- Poly-
hymnia.....
Ausprache Rev G. Langncr
Austeilung der Diploma
tied—Die Gnade unlers Harm Jetu
duisd
Large invoice of finest peaches
to be had just received
ler's.
at Ams-
/
Pleasures
In driving is aflrcd !by • bone that
shies, bat tbe Wbid driver can fed *e-
" | i* seated in HP L
reliable carriages, same*, buggies or
t*. their perfect oon.tr
tfcm, light and easy running gear, lux-
arioa* uphoUtering and finish, as wcQ
cis for thsir
PERSONAL.
The Washington county com-
missioners convened Friday
morning as a board of equali-
sation and after being in session
all day discovered that they had
nothing to do, the objecting tax
payers having already settledwith
the assessor. Judge Curry pre-
sided at the meeting and all the
commissioners were in attend>
anoe.
Winkelmann, the
pher, invitee everybody to his
gallery to inspect his latest work.
J. M. Mathis arrived home
Friday morning from Bastrop,
District court will convene there
on Monday next and the cases
against Walter and Less Reese
Jim Coleman and Tom Daniels
will come up for hearing on July
11. These parties are obarged
with being accessory to the kill-
ing of Attorney Arthur Burford
and the wounding of Will Clem-
ents. Mr. Mathis will assist in
defending them and at the ssme
time will help in the prosecution
of Jim Towsend, for the killing
of Dick
Prof. Neu left yesterday for
Waco.
Rev. Weber went to Giddings
yesterday.
E. Hauser of Hempstead spent
yesterday in the city.
J. C. Morriss left yesterday
afternoon for Bellville.
Robt. Stuckert of Yoakum is
a guest of relatives in the city.
C. F. Meyer looked after trade
interests at Gay Hill yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Roos of Yoakum is
a guest of her mother, Mrs. E.
Crozier.
Miss Mozelle Toland of Cbap-
pell Hill is a guest of friends in
the city.
Misses Edna Kennedy and
Mattie Giddings returned from
a visit to relatives at Lyous.
Mrs. E. P. Garrett of Some*-
ville is a guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilkins.
Mrs. H. E. Blanchette return-
ed to Carmine yesterday, being
accompanied home by Meedames
Moss and Hickey.
Miss Julia Lipscomb arrived
from Baylor Female college,
Belton, yesterday, and left for
her home at Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Low Mre.
R. S. Farmer Miss May Turner
O'Riordan and Mr. Eldridge
O'Riordan are expected home
from Mineral Wells today.
Hon. J. R. Heslep of Caldwell
was in the city yesterday after-
noon hunting up Washington
county delegates to the flotorial
convention, which meets in Cald-
well today.
Mrs Cunnigham, nee Miss
Burke, returned to Cleburne yes-
terday. She was accompanied
borne by Miss Fannie McClusky
who will visit Mineral Wells be-
fore returning to Brenham.
Mrs. Louis Korff and her ami-
able daughter, Mies Lulu, are
visiting relatives in LaGrange,
and may extend their visit to re*
latives in Gonzales and San
Antonio before returning home.
Among the county visitors to
the hub yesterday were Con-
stable Wood of Greenvine.
Justice Wm. Wendt, Commie*
sioners Raysorof Chappell Hill
and Broeeche of Burton, Meesrs.
B. G. Sayles of Gay HiU and W.
G. Foote of Chappell Hill, Con-
stable Tom HIU of Independence.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by lo"al application*, as they canno t reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is on-
ly one way to cure deafness, and that I* by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inflamed condition of the mucon* lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube get* inflamed yon have a nimbi
tound cr imperfect he iring, and when it
entirely closed deafness is the resnlt, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroved forever; nine case*
out of ten are cauiedby catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces. We will give One Hund-
red Delias for any case of Deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Cniwrr & Co., Tohdo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75.
Hall'* Family Fills are the beat.
BUST IN A RUNAWAY. '
the gnat, allay* *11 pain; owe* wind oolio,
aad is the beet remedy for diarrhoea," it
will rattan the peor ifttl* rafierer immedi-
ately. SoU by draggtt* in every part of the
1 foi "Mrs. window'*
taSft no other kind
The flotorial convention for
this (48) district will meet at
Caldwell today. A number of
delegates from this place will be
in attendflbce. The counties
embraced in the district are Bur-
leson, Lee and Washington and
the candidates are Heslep of
Burleson sad Dalrymple of Lee,
each having the indorsement of
their respective counties.
iovoioe of fineet peaches
just received at Ams-
to be
ler's.
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At the mines is England coal is
today quoted at $1.4fe per ton, as
compared with $1.18 at tut mines in'
the United States. Cod mining in
the Old World is getting to be more
expensive all the time by reason of
"nrcitr, the English mines alone be-
ing the deepest in^tha world.
Jadee Taaey'* Body S* In tar...,
The body ef fteger Brooke Taney,
formerly chief justice of the supreme
wrort of the United State*, was re-
stored recently from the old Catho-
lic graveyard in the rear of the
novitiate, in Frederick, Md.,
Catholic cemetery in that
C. B. Shepard Painfully Injured at Gate*-
ville Wednesday.
Information has been received
in the city to the effect that Mr.
C. B. Shepard received painful
injuries in a runaway accident at
Gatesville on Wednesday last.
Mr. Shepard was engaged in
driving two horses, one of which
kicked him quite sevi
he was thrown out of "
Mr. Shepard had an aOSfdTent
policy.
A Charleston E»pe*itlen.
The people of Charleston have de-
cided to hold a "South Carolina in-
terstate and West India exposition"
in 1901. Work on the building will
begin in a month or two. Charles-
ton has been too slow and conserva-
tive, in the opinion of its business
organizations, and this « tt'be an
effort to wake it up and draw out-
tide attention to its advantages as a
scapoft and comiBercial gaanufectur-
i"g center. t
; SleeptagCajr Safaa.
In Chicago theatrical circles
tssocisHon is being formed for the
purpose of securing legislation to
wnipel railroad Bleeping cars to car-
ry safes in which may be deposited
the money and jewe^r of tW t»-
mpants.
Cather & Buster
Are going to close cut their en-
tire stock at and belew cost, as they
wish to close up their store at
Smithviile, and to make room for it
they are offering thsir entire stock,
which is the lsrgest in the city, at a
great sacrifice.
They will sell one case of Scotoh
lawn, 10 yards for 10 cents.
One case good fast color calico,
10 yards for 26 oente.
One ease good 10 cent percale,
10 yards for 49 ceats.
One case of imported dimity, 10
yards for 75 cents.
One caae of French Organdy, was
10 and 15 cents, 10 yards for 50c.
One case genuine Lonsdale do-
mestic, 10 yards for 50 cents.
One bale good Brown domestic,
10 yards for 40 cents.
One case of Zephyr Gingham,
worth 10 and 15c per yard, 10 yds
for 50 cents.
Fifty pieces of Crossbar Nain-
sook, 10 yards for 35 cents.
Ons case of good Dress Calico,
worth 8 cents, 10 yards for 40 cents.
50 ateel rod parasols at 40e, and
all their better gooda at actual cost.
They will sell 5 dozen ladies'
vesta worth 15 centa at 8c each.
50 dozen ladiea' shirt waists,
worth 50c, at 23c, and all their bet-
ter goods will go at actual cost.
All their fine laoe stripe Grena-
dine, satin stripe rays, dimity, satin
rays, Poult de Soie, Windsor Ni-
ooris, and all their Silk Waist pat-
terns will be closed out at less than
cost.
Our previous sales have proven to
our trade that we never mislead
them, and thst they can always de-
pend on what we advertise. Be on
hand if ycu want some of the bar-
gains. Sale closes as soon as the
stock is reduced.
The New Yoik Store
TBB WASH COOLING SAFE.
This oooling safe cools by
evaporation, the warmer the
weather the greater the evapora-
tion, and the cooler the contents
of the safe become. It com-
pletely shuts out dust, gnats,
flies, ants, etc., yet admit pure,
fresh air, which is nature's pre-
server of milk, butter, meats, or
in fact anything that will spoil
from heat. It is far superior to
a refrigerator; it embraces sim-
plicity, efficiency, durability and
cheapness. No cost whatever in
operating this safe. It does away
with the ice Mil. Remember we
let you try it before you pay a
Address
cent.
J. A. Watson,
Brenham, Texas.
Notice.
You can get 10 yards of good
lawn for 10 cents ot the New
York Store, Cather A Buster
proprietors.
Short orders, chili and tamales
at the new restaurant to be open-
ed in Woehler's saloon Saturday
morning. Free soup from 10 to
12.
TWO
DOLLARS
Bay* the finely finished foil sized Bed-
stead—the biggest sad best bargain
you've had offered you in a year—it'*
a winner, Send in your order at once
BREHHAM FURNITURE 00.
Don't Get Mad.
Because we are going to stay
another week. We are so busy
we can't get away, but will sure-
ly leave for Temple next Wednes-
day. 28 photos for 25c, in four
positions. Schmid building.
Large invoice of finest peaches
to be had just received at Ams
ler's.
Positively the last week for
Myographs; 28 for25o, four po-
sitions. Sohmid building.
• fne Erea;
For the next thirty days
Winkelmann, tbe photographer,
will give away «
diver < ptoture frame,
any where two dollars.
Cash
Grocery
Price* Cut Down to the Minimum.
Nineteen lb* preserving sugar
flour. 48 lb sack
..I 00
....1 00
«..! 00
Fancy patent
Arbuckle's Coffee, 8 lbs
Fancy Molaases per gallon 25 ,n(* 3°
7 kind* sardines
H.C. HODDE
Proprietor.
4kinds salmon* 8c up
Grated Cocoanut, ffc package, and all; the
rest in proportion. Call at the Cash Gro-
cery and sav* money
COMB AND BUY AT THB
CASH aftOOCRY.'AND OIT
THS VALUB OF YOUR
MONBV
Weight and quality of all goods guaranteed
H. C. HODDE.
Corner Alamo Avenue and Douglas Street
NEAR MI8TR0T Bros.
Vote for the Merchants' Gift Library
with every ten cent purchase
fjBSa
^ J m >■' . ' —
Groceries
MY WAGON8
Are going from morning till night, making promptjdelivcry of good
Groceries to pleased customers
Shall I Send You Some ot This
Week's Specials
FRENCH SARDINES in Oil
FRBNCH SARDINES in Tomato Sauce
FRENCH SABDINE3 in Tartar Sauce
SARDINES In Mayonaise Dressing
I. NOWAKOWSKY.
M. A, HEALY,
SCALER IN
Hardware,
STOVS3. TIM WARE, PAWT8, OIL, VARNISH.
WINDOW-GLASS, IRON PIPE, 8TEAM FITTINGS,
RUBBER BELTING, ETC.
Sandy Street Brenham.
IXXMZXX',
NEITHER CJUi WE DESCRIBE THE BEAUTIES OF OUR NEW .
SPUR6 STOCK.
It has to be Seen to be Appreciated.
Clothes that Fit
Who doe* not en*yj that man
who is perfectly at ease with himself
and the rat of the world? If hi*
coat crowded hi* back, hi* trousers
pulled hi* leg, hi* Teat squeezed
him, his necktie played horseback
with hint, or his shirt persisted in
twisting him around, he woaldn't
be *o easy. Detail* and fit M a
long way toward putting confidence
in a man. That's our long suit.
Wa look to details.
Tip-Hotel Silts free $8 to $10.
Our stock embraces i
and'
Spring Novelty Goods
t FOR LAMES DRESSES.
In selecting these good* the best
good taste ha* been used. Oar fig-
ured luwn*, for inatance, are exhibit*
of the weavers art, and in his treat-
ment of colors has produced an ef-
fect altogether indescribable. So
harmonious Is the result that no color
obtrudes itself more prominently than
the other, and the entire arrangement
Too*hou°dwthewf^ds before
placing your Eaiter orders.
ible good! of every description,
nit an inspection.
itfuiiy,
no equal
•prains. cut*,
throat it is
a bottle of
bade and say* it
be haierer used " "
at R. E Luhn'a drug
?43MKm
Large invoice of finest peaches
be had just received at Ams-
ler's.
)w
CefMs't Beeipreente.
Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton, .whose
vss somewhat prominently be-
fore tbe public a few year* ago, was
recently conversing with Harry
S Baltimore society man,
lewhat sedate manner was
not altogether to her liking. Anx
teas to get rid of bim she snapped
out: "Now, trot along, Mr. Lehr,
yon are altogether too ladylike."
bowed courteously,
away, ssying: "I
I can't say as much for yon.
srys
Itching,
ErapHoMs ef
5catp with
CURED BY CUT1CURA.
factory on
to be boilt at
by a oom.
98,760,000.
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