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Newspaper Page TextM,- &f "HO IFJLGKES. ENHA MS K 1 1 t Jia rir- ,st jslq .".-" "VOLUME 31. STDMBER 501 BEEKSAM, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1897. WFFKTT -ETfe. A -3K Tm BAJJ A.YJa. -'.svSANT'ONIO WEDDING. ' ' f . " --"-" f -- i ' . -, " ir Prof. H. CVoa Stnrwe "Weds a Daugh-'-.. ter of the Alamo. .One by one the young bach elors of Brenhamare forsaking the. ranks of single forlornness and establishing homes of their own. As a rule Brenham girls are selected for these housekeep ing arrangements,because, as all 4ha world knows, they are as a rule -he-fairest and best home makers in all the land. There are exception- to all rules, -ic course. One these felicitious arrangements above alluded to "Was consum mated at San Antonio Sunday last when -Prof. . H. C. von -Struwe, teacher of German in tiie Brenham High School,' was mar ried to Miss Cora-3?uchs,'a most charming representative of. the Alamo City. The coveted and cafI,nted blessing having been seeSved ,the groom, accompanied, by BiBvpride, returned to Bren-' Itarn. Tuesday afternoon, and will set up house keeping at an .early date. The Banner rejoiees.ov.er 4he auspicious day that.has-eome Into the life of our mosttesteemed pedagogue, a worthy and popu-r. Jar young "man, and heartily olns with the company ,of sin cere well wishers- - '-.;., -'; . . . 260:Eairs All Wool Blankets, from -$1.50; up. v;--'. . " - '"; V AhExtra. Fine. lD-ptfhite Wool Blanket for: SSr.RegulafriGeJQ. ,'."...' ' t -i$ $An, Extra Lajge 11-? White Wool :Blanket for $4.45v. Regular nce;&uO: .' ':"; : - ' j .. -.-"&:Extta:Hfeayy;'Jira-Large, ,2-4 White Wool Blanket-T6f: $5.35 :f Regular: Price $9.0(1 Q'. ' mm- i '.-'.'" 4 J', I "-, i- .. - " '5KV'" " ' ' -".' &&iA- ;- '." . - - ' -..'-". !- .U' . kJ.U vJdiJULlC;idUCS .WL.llC,SiyiC tUI ".LUC. tJCcUsUU.'-ill V1U.IU ilUU. X ,IUIil,-.9LeUiyHHi'ail 1--1IV.C Z " , " T ?..- VW -j. --.- . . .' . J I I I ,.1 1. i". .! II ll.l I 1 V T.N-' I I I TI .-Ill"l.."I-.x.r"r- t-,. .t , ,-fc - kk . r ' . !?'.-. ,-. t- .-:. i .--. '.. .- ' :if j '- '.-Tri cs i "ys'-i..-':. - - :.-.. .-.. - .. : w3' ' ' ..,..,., , , , , . ii .-. .. v.-. -. ..'"-'.-."., ' - . ' - ..", "?-. :,; :,'' frofnt50to iS.OO . - Vs . -'' .M?. if1 TlTiV - f Sm-.,J ,(. .S :w - .' '-,: 'W2r1 cases, Lonsdall Greeil Tagr, yard wide, Bleached. Domestic at '5 Gents" a yard:.? . , - - r?' ;,lSfe uidu is .vrajfacmmu,iyuiui ui xjiciiiicini atuica, v:- ... Officers and Committees. . The elective offices were -filled hy the Red Men" at their Monday night meeting. The new Sachem, Mr. Simon, has appointed assist Ui&3.and announced committees as'folTowsi - ' Amos Smith, IstSannap. C'R. Eversberg; 2nd Sarihap. m. Young, Guard of ; the "Wigwam. C.T.'iiammons, Guard of -the 3?orest. Relief Committee: H, Harri son, A- P; Jones, , T.- M. Cass, 13ios. Teague, E. H. Eversherg, W. C. Henderson, C. H, Eddy. "Vfcititing Committee: C. T. Boff, C. H. Carlisle, S. D. W. Sajw, A. Smith, C. R. Eversberg, Jhas. Lemm, m. Young. Entertainment Committee: C. H. Carlisle, Jr., Th03. Teague, E.. Harrison, A. C. Dever, C. B- Gfllespie. The Senior, Sagamore, Mr- jKorris, nasappointea tne iouow ' ipg warriors: T.M. vCass,!S". D. "W. Low, A. P. Jones and Chas, lemm. , SAHrAj'BFHEIGHT WSECk! . . 1 -caseijExtravHeavyBleaehed . Canton' Elannell the kind O ":fvv;v v"'M "-'.' " l , but oiten asked ior only 10c a 4tS4 "J , j' ' .as e ' . - . . . .- .--..- : - i ' " " " ' . ' L. . . ' -' . SLQTHINQ: ::r;:.-ifc . -i- .--. . ' : - "'Krvjij.-; ' ;:;g?f - : 5l,i' H - ! Zbi; i ? ys 4ivL-?3 -j at' ' .SpXi9fer . j- . ",. . - &..& Tj! . -:3 4.V -r-S :1V' ';,..; - i-;O'ui;St0Gk of 'FalL'ClQtHincf, has been greatly reduced, arid to sell the femaindervf ' JBl A" Broken .Flange Sends Third Thirty X,'Pitnp"H0Uingin the Ditch. i.ne tnira secnon or regular Santa Fe freight No. 34, gnorth feaand, left the track betw,een Kenny and -Bellville Tuesday raoramg. Seven box cars were snore or less demolished and ihe track torn up, a considerable dMance.' Conductor Ray was in charge of the train,. None of the rew were injured. ' The wreck was occasioned (l'by alwokfin flange.. Both day. pas senger trains covered-, the dis tance between Brenham knd. Sealy by way of Giddihgs and, ?oiit. The wrecking crew 'Jemple passed through ! at 3 o'clock and put in tart of the night clear- reek. t , LoMAx. coloreda'-life- bm Washingtblpjinty rder ot one of tjisra.ee, pardoned' out of the y, after serving near- years. turt house Tuesday Mr. JosephjM. Matzek fs Anna Draeger were fn marriage. - The'happy who are quiteyputhful in ranee, reside afMill Ci'eek Imas Eidson," aif drmer guard Icounty f armj died-recently II eson county." ' ' ny w i. '-iz -' . . - ..i:'. -.- jr? -. ..,-.' . v . . - --..-- v. ir..- "b-.it v ss'i-'m-1 :-- - "j t . " . ?i-;i- "r-.tTmi - i 1 .. .i - i.- tx., -..?, jtr. -.- -i- j.- .-'1. "iiri jxl3Kjti a . r-' i fci ip-am iir-d S BoyS'Bme-buits from S1.50 .to 5.65. - :-. - -'j-Men'sB:inSjuiK g .-"4 'Mji:-; -tyercbats fbrMen-and BoysTanginjx'in pricefrrriao2."95:;& V-',W?5!;; - : -Hhe-jGoods we;are offering arewprthHREE TIMESXHE ;PK&Ebi,WJi(.: rfS.ra $, : Be' smeTanllokLtnroii?xh,,oiim stidck brefore ?voiiL biirclise elsewhfie?." th'e flCidodrri ii's'ir ilie olnhlS-' : .tih'SJSSS: -: '3 ':'&)? M.-". '-Vr'v: v'. ?,.I;,",;':"- :t-biL..:i- Kr-l'Jr A l -i:-il W.''. i1 ;:;1- 'HcSSfe 3C V,,,.:-..., -;",-' ' v,.,s1JDrgauits are xourSior,me 3SKmg5.;,.;:,yi:v".-V-';urfFG fr'My )':yyy-kirft!sk 'r- ' x - . - --r-i . , : ri.- -.. '.'..-. jtK- 4. a . t . . -j f.T! J-..- - .- -. ' . ... ? '---. O . --. -.-A'.' t- - . a - - lir--. - "XII . UtUl,iJIJLUS . r.- t $ ; " '-v i", r-;" nent we-offer ourtentire Stock-of, Stylish' aad S'e . ... and Childrerr. -, " . :,:- v' .- .. ; - .. .-., -4; .. .4r --O;, trhent' i ' &'ACi$5 :aii''Eleorant Hand SeedlFxench Kid.Shoes othersask .you' 3.50 for ,tKe same quaTifey. ';rV:JBf. -V'.-i4v --. : . Mensand xJoys bnoes.ranffi. ja price from 75c to 4.85.- , " -. --r- - .sXRw " .- t r- ' '"'' ' ' : I " ' s ' -'' ' ' rr ' r tr l-"'lU "' , . ., -A - ;"'- '. . t.,v , ' ' '" s'. ' .' '--" . . -;;,;... i.SK THE SON DRY GOQDr GOMPNY- WHOLESALE and RETAIL. ; V ,-' Gen. Lee as consul general of the United States at Havana, is the right man in the right place. , TheJ (production of iron and steerin the' United States for the month 'of December is said to have surpassed all previous records The insurgents in Cuba con tfnfle' joreeeiv supplies with custoniary.regularity from the UniteHSt'atesby means of filU busfefing stezymers. s ?&& ' r; In the opinion of the PhiladeT phia Press export testimony hi all sorts in our courts has become disgraceful. The law in many States has now recognized the necessity of paying more than the ordinary witness fees to X-. perts, so that there is a pecuniary recognition of itsryalue.jrhe three experts in- thej: "BarMere trial in New York receive'dCfrom the county S7250. Thevfes?given experts yearly in any one of our, large cities would probably pay twice over the annual salary of permanent experts, but at pres ent there is nothing permanent about an expert but his fee. The Hillsbord Herald claims that agriculture has made more advancement during the past ten years than in any other ten years of the world's history. "Small farms well tilled often result in purses well filled. The following, from the Nashr ville Christian. Advocate is the whole truth: "The judgments that .you form and express con cerning other people are an in fallible revelation of your heart, Isaac Taylor has beautifully said that the object glass of a tele scope may or may not bring back a correct report of the star at which it is pointed, but that it never fails to disclose specks or rt'" (pfX- M y ? IT - "t- '-- jt o. man who- makes a habit of puflS - ing out the moles from his bro$h pip er's eye is most likely to have: ?. , rather large beam sticMngn'lnsf fiZ nvtrn mra WTUr. i i-; iilf y&.s ' """"J0' "" tsueera ac..iruin(t &.. r fulness except the bar, oratpyr-Jl "v" -ity except the debauche? Wfip :" proclaims his belief In'fiie "apcV trine that every man. hasiis - , price except the dishonesfc-foltm- who is"himself fgirifjaleJBecacew ful, friend, that, in arteal-Jnn. harshly about your friend or ae- niminfonna Tr r Ui ' . flaws upon its o.wnrface.The J aiejnakedWs of your own sou!?' :4M: """ l "" r.:&imy- - , SSv jSf $C $. - 1