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unter ieinen 2ofalnadridten Die Wfit.
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BON x. nit @attin ouf Der Dur6reiie
mad Ber9tesgaben ben biefgen @entrals
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riFetlen unb na6ldhig suiammengefals
tere1t 6tad papier etne 3uf6rift, mos
rim elm 6err b. sc. Der &ebaftion ems
fir ole Male urb in Der Grtpartung
fanftiger, ffrifter Bea1tung funb urb
gu tuifen tbut, baB Sc. 9obeit ni@t NIT
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nit Dem papier an, ben Sag gelest mobl
peisli1 aud BON bembem fDuberdnenges
berrf9er beiagtem Suobe3faates pers
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perfab. Qeioer tparett aber Der 2iebe
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battio1 tbeiIte 6rn. b. sc. furser 9anb
mil, baB fe ni9t geuobnt Jet, berartige
misunderstanding 3uf6riften gu ems
pfangen. Wte lebbaft es ber 0err
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Mmsetge fur Gomtraftorem
mohors Office

4tuHUh SjtSet
San Mntonio, Ser, 81. Sept. 1886. !
Sn uebereinlimmuns nit Dem bonn
Stabtratb am 20. Sept. 1886 anges
mommener 8ef6Iuife weroen big gum
IL. Ottober 5. 5. IL lbr Miitags In
obiger Office perlieselte Mngebote fur
na1ftebenbe in Contract a%us3ugebenbe
fd6t. Mrbeiten entgegenommen:
@rabeIiren BON %, 900 Square Dros.
Gabrweg nit Selforb @runblage;
neberFa6ung BON $4,000 Square
Oaros grapelirter SabrfraBe;
$500 GubiffuB ppl3z@ohen;
5000 RubiffuB Qb3ugsr0bren.
pldne fino eri6tlt9 in Der Office
beg ftdot. Sngenieurs, bon no aud
@opien Der Spctficationen be3oget mer,
ben f6nnen.
Beim Gitpzglert finb our SiGerbeit
bes betr. Bombs als @epdbrleiftun5
800 gu binterlesen. Ser 8etreHenbe,
befen Mngebot angenommen miro, bat
cine Ii9ere unb perldbli9e Birgi6aft
gum Betrage bon 80 PCT. Der gontracts
fumme 3u ftellen.
9ie Stabt bebdlt fid bas &e6t ber
3urtdmeiiung irgenb zines o6er aler
Mngebote bor, iowie aud ienes, bic
oben abgei9dbten NrbeitssQ uantitdten
iena9 ben gerna6ten gemiaigungel au
bermebren ooer 5u perminbern.
g0e Mngebote miifen abreifirt iein
8rDan @al1agbat II,
22,9-16,10 Mapor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
8.

- Bpfer Saplor In 6enrietta tuurbe
bon ber Surp in 9enrietta f9ulbig be-
funben, einen angrif auf feline So9ter
gema9t 3u baber, nit ber Nbfi1t fe 3u
f6dnben. St erbielt z Sabre 3n9ts
baus.
= Mife Senneiep, Der gbef Der De-
tectipes in 6DuitDn, 1T erntorbet tpors
ben. Ct NOR i'm 9beater geueien, uno
gerabe, als er aus benz StraBenbnbntuas
|sgeu h~erausfieg, frat elm unbefannter
Marrt auf IGN gu unb feuerte 4 S9ife
aufr DennelebE ab. Ser 8nli3iif Gurs
long befaab i9 in ber Strabe unb CT
fam -auf Der Stelle an, als ber M0rber
bic Glaft ergrif. Ct f@oB mebrs
mails mad i'm, bod 1T es uHtpabri9ein=
lid, baB CT i'm ~getrofen bat. Man
febte 4lutbunbe auf Sic Spur bes M6rs
bers unb folgte berfelben Bis 5 nbr
Worgers, CAB bantt aber bic 8erfols
gurg auf. Gin Mann Namens Mellon
tpur6e aIs berbd9tig berbaftet, bod t6ns
men feinerlei Beweife gegen i'm porges
bra9t tperben.
= Sn Nlbanp traf bic 9ta1rt1t bon
8brodmortpn elm, bob 6ajeIbft einem
Manne Namers urrp uno ieiner Sohs
ter ber Gals bur6geidnitten muroe.
Das Mdo1en ipurbe porber gef6dnoet.
Mfatt bat einer Garbigen perbaftet, Der
beg Worbes berod4tig TT.
= Sn Der republifaaif6en Ronbens
tioit su Dallas murbe u. @. Norton
aIs &ongreBs &eprdlentant nominirt.
- Ser Mopofat Cuttings in 81 pafo
perlangt BON Der meritanif6en Regies
runa $4,000 S6abeneriaB.
Die Mible unb Gin BON 8. s.
Wait In @reenbile lift abgebrannt.
- Bil &ufeD bon 2ingifon fdoB in
@reenbille einen Garbigen bes SpaBes
tpeaen unb bertpunbete i'm f@wer. &ui.
fen tpurbe perbaftet.
= Gourpernetr Srelanb bat cine
1elobnurg bon $500 auf bic gnt6edung
bes M6rbers BON Capt. 0ennefep in
9oufton ausgeiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

Oenn tpdbrenb bur@ gefunbbettss
iddbli6e Beimengunger Der &otlille
iteut S9aben Ieibet, mirb auf oie ars
bere grt Der prDbuaent ebrli9er Waare
beeintrddtigt, Der ieinen reiner utto
ddten Mrtifel ni1t gu iol6enS 9leuber
preiien perfaufeu fann, tpie Der
Gdli6er. n,.
Oie @esner bes SleOmarsarin. @eiez
bes babeu &e9t, tpen1l fe iene ylu ftr
mangelbaft unb inconiequent balten,
allen, menn 1ie bieraus fDlgerrl, baB tie
abgei9afft perben miihe, nan1 babetl
iie unre9t. Ni6t abge do I,
ipnbern ermeitert muB iie perben,
uub stpar ertpeitert au einem algemeis
men BeieBe gesen Gdlf6er BON ytab'
rungsmitteln unb @ebrau6sartiteln.
Gin foI9es @efeb piiroe aleroings
sablofe erbitterte @egner 9aben, 1tdm'
lid aae Gdlf6er, beren 3abl le'ber
feline geringe 1T. 9aRel5e plirbe aber
nod mebr Greunbe unb eifrige gefirz
tporter baben, ndmli6: bic ebrli9efl
2eute. unb bieie finb, meinen mir,
borldufg beum bod nod in Der Wtas
ioritdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Ratter Maatter +, matter :.

Matter M1ntter Matter
Berbet Shr bes Nadts seifSrt uerben
unb in gurer Rube unterhroden burd bas
Sdreien zines tranfen 8inbes, weldes
G&mer3erl bonn D~urdbreden Der 3dhne
leibet? SIT 60 Der San, 70 fuuft cine 6lai4e
pom Mrs. Winslows Soothtng Gprup.
Ct mirb ben art1ei1 3leineu ipfort bon ieie
men @dmer3en befreiea, Mar, p~erlafe iid
barauf, es bilft. Sc if feline Mutter anf
Grben, bic es periudte unb Sud nidt mit>
tbeilen miirbe, baB es bic @inseweibe res
anlirt, ben Rletnert Silfe unb @einnsheit
unb Der Weutter Huhe perldaft, baB es
ME 3auber mirtt. Das Mittel 1T fiber in
allen Tduen urb aasenehm bon @eidu1ad;
es mirb bon elmer Der dlteften unb beffen
Dpctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieben. l1eberaG gu Haben, bic Tlai4e
5u 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
sl,,f eiae,. sdbmeraeusbett ftBbue,.s,

bon &beumatismus sepIast, ber in bas Sta.
blum Der @nt3inbung setreten If, bat Der aranfe
autsn @runb bic lln3nlanslidfeit ber Mrdneien
St beflagen, bic bas iiebeI peber bel feinen, ct.
ten erideinen srinSIi@ entfernen, nod bias
gimtreteu ins fdlimmfte Stabium berbiiten
fonnen. SoFetterS MaseubitterS 1T
cine Mebi3in, Die, obne Die @efabren, pelde
ben @ebrau9 GINGER Der gepobnliden Seil,
mittel begleiten, melt ~froftiger uub pirffamer
1T. Son Mnfans on sebrau@t, bdlt es pie
Rrantbeit auE unO ideioct Gus ooer neutraliirt
bas rtsurnctiids Gift i'm slate. @er e. 70
gepiB niibsn @srtbboa sesen 8beumatismus,
nnb ebeifo pirtiam scssn Meuralsie, aeber,
Ieiben, lfnberoaulidf ett, @cdieIfe5er, au-
g~en,eine @dmdde unb 1lntbdtigteit Der Mieren
nnb Der Blale. Man fam fd aud barauf
berlafen, bab es ben S9laf unb ben appstit
f0rDert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

Grfdla5Jts @fmeesuFipe.
MFankt &ehfr

Sstassist 3eber
uab 5atnlnrfn.
ans bie{ea ilriaaen entfeben Greiriertd aler
a-zssteifen hes Meni4eu8eihleAts: Srlgenpe
epliptpiHe seieell beren Gaiein an; ARpetstperz
fsfi, fra6er &tubleane, 4cpftyeh tstf Aebeis
feff, 8oiIefbiofetf NOD BEN Ghetl Mbsets
atsse qc0ea f5rperttd5e pper gei!tt9s Mns
fresiGzia6, S{nfifoBen tadt peg 1eenlsesh
&fifsnss9, Gin Otf1bT ale babe titn11 tres,to
sisse @Hldlf g<<lastat< eatptnoei Ges5ttcs
Ifet5, Miistffdjetl b0E ben M.seett, euttttIges
rnn5 sffurbern bfe Murenbuna zines 9etltutttels, nas
bIresl anf BE 9eber 1irtt. 9ls Elm eeberzSeiluittel
bdben SuttfS 4tHen niht TIRES Gleicssn. J1re
a3irfnna du} aiefei 1lut 9auE 1T e~benfails PROMPT
iabern lie ale Ilnreinbsiten bar3 bteie bret HISS
KeIrsF Des ebitsm6. z 4 sjsitigeu nue 2lppstit, g.
furbs Bertaaun6, ft8e[maBlgsn Gtnblgane hare
sa1f frb 7inln I~S&ftaen 6brpgr h~erftelttn. 3at3'8
&{ffe35 pSFaria6fii ipeber Gfsf Dbsr 9eibi9ueibfn,
hrd Ills le {i5renb Set Der thsliheH Serufsarbeit nnn
fnb eiu erdutli4es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
6. S. Wsaaer, WboldaIes uni

- 6. $. Msaaer, WbolefaIee urb
@etailbdn6ler in Garben, Selen, Mn>
jtrei1ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in biefen Mrtifela gu Stem Dort
preilen uno ma6t gang befonbers auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb BON gilberu:
@bromos, 2upfers unb StabIliden,
Oelgemdlbert unb Pbantaiie : 8ilbern
aler Mrt, ferner auf Die gel6madboae
Muspabl BON 8il6errabmen Der alerr
m~obernIten Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaHenoen 3ei9enmaterialea aufz
merriam. Ollie Muftrdge fur irgenb eine
Der obigert 8rau9en iper6en prompt
ausgefhbrt; gilber BON ieber @r6be eins
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gli9tt
f9nel uub gut beiorgt, BITE in oas Sad
fmlaqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Wurft! Nautbmaareu!

@rocerpbdnbIer unb Speiieuirtbe
bont 2aube m61ten mir eittbringli9
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, bob nil
fit bic Jabrifatipn bon Murf uno
&au9maare1t umfansrei@e 8orbereis
tuitger getro6en baben unb In Stanb
geiebt finb, allen Muforberungen Sc
itiige at leiifen. Wir geben @ara1tle
fiir quite Waare unb reeIe Beoienung.
Sie 3ubsreitung itebt tnter unierer per-
i6nli9en 2eitung. 9enbet Cure Be-
teIlungett Bel 3eiten elm.
% nj. Shilling & Sobn,
1,1Op1i 511 Mpenlie 8.
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Mmfresmms tn sesas.

@robe aufresune purbe in Der nn9eseni
bon 9aris, 9eras, burd bic @enefung bes Srn
Sc gorleb ~berborgernfen. Derielbe mar f
baIaoS. bae ct Fd I'M Bette ni4t berum5uore,
ben. ODER nur ben aopf gu beben berlnotte. Sc.
hermann CLAUDE, ba6 er an 6er ausaebrnne
ferbe. Gine 8robeHofde bon Or. Rings Neh
Siscoperb ipuroe inn gefdidt. Sierbnrd fiiblt'
ct ld aefrdftigt unb faufte cine srobe glade
unb cine Sda9tel bon Or. Sings Stein Eff
4iIs, nnb uatbem er ;pei Glafhen bapon elm.
aenon men bate, mar er 9eiuno unb bate 81
Hfunb on Gleifd %seponnen.
Gratis @robefafden bel u 9reiB. @roBs
MIafden 81.
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Ser grunfenbplo

1T f6 feIbf, fpmie ieiuen Greunoen
elite 2af; ba aber Betrunfenbeit cine
arantbeit pirb, 10 e%rforbert bieielbe
elm ungep6bnli@ pirfiames 0eilmittel.
Wer eininaI bon benz d9ten 3eilin 'f9en
2iber &egulatot
eingenpmmen bat, erfldrt. baB bieier
Die 9eber In Sbdtigfeit febt nnb ben
Organismus 10 ifdrft, bab bte @ier
mad ftarfen @etrdafeu 5erft6rt miro.
Die 3ittrigen, Merb6ien, @edngtigten,
iollten gum &egulator greifen als eittett1
6tdrfungsmittel, nm bic Seber tn
Gong au feBen, bic Sdmn1e gu regults
rem, bas Gefhbl aQgemeiuer Nieberges
f9lagenbeit unb augIei@ bas 8erlangerl
mad GGnaps gu beieitigen.
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G;, .ror;,h.omer;forifMer nr,

= Gin englii9sameritanii6er prote>
ffantil6er @eiftli9er in 8ermont meis
gerte fi6 tiir3li6, elm Stid Gleii6 gu
faufen, dig ct b6rte, baB bas betrefenbe
Gtid 8ieb ant Sonntagge
f6Ia1tet moroen NOR. ginige
Gage fp1ter fragte er bel bemfelben
Webaer tpieber tpegen Gleif6 an, erbielt
aber BON 6em 6arafterbolen Mani e
ben 8ef1eib: sd fam als gepinens
batter Mann Sbneu ni6ts petfaufe en- ;
8elb, bas am Sonntag perotent II, bari
i9 niGt nebmen."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25
Nm Austin Statesman wonders

THE Austin Statesman wonders
where the communlsuc spirit now
so rampant got It's origin. The
Waco Day proceeds 70 explain
that, "a certain class OF newspa-
pors and politicians in Texas are
in the main responsible for it,
This communistic feeling is not
confined to Texas, but has spread
over the country. Demagogue
newspapers and demagogue pollti-
clans have been for years making
an indiscrimlnatc warfare on cor
porations; the way they present
the case, every corporation, no
matter how small or how large is
a giant monopoly-the size of the
giant beng regulated by the size
of the monopoly. Politicians and
newspapers of the kind mentioned
purposely overlook the fact that a
combination of capital is necessary
to construct railroads and carry on
other large enterprises that are
classed as monopolies.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25
C. A. POTTER.
NEW GOODS

| 1NH w ooC1CIO
By every train, and lots of new
styles and novelties, such as was
never shown IN Brennan before
In laces and emroldberies 1 surely
am ahead, for style, beauty, price
and quality.
All over Laces 40 incnes wide,
Flounce Lace, Palmyra Points,
Oriental Linen Laces, TorehoD
Laces, Colored Laccs, Curtain
Laces, and all colors of Rick Rack
Braid.
All over Embroidcrles, founce,
small-edge and inserting to match
all below regular prices.
Every style of White Goods, from
cheap white Lawns to the finest
Mulls, cream and white. Ask to
see new styles Lace and Cross
Barred Lawn.
Some new style Prints tor early
Spring that are very fine.
l have the largest line and best
value IN Ladies, Misses, and Chill
dren's Hosiery that will be- shown
IN Brennan this Summer.
1 have received ?. good line of
Straw Hats for Ladies, Men and
Children.
l offer the, largest line of Shoes
to select from that is kept in the
city.
l shall show some very hand
some taiIor-made Pants, of the
finest goods to be had. Also, a
good line of lightweight Goats and
Vests.
A good line of Furnishing Goods.
Undershirts from 25e. up.
New style Ties.
An immense line of Fans and
Parasalls, most artistic styles.
Don't forget that Ludlow Shoes
are the best.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25
Real Estate Transfers

For the week ending March oath.
VIM. Smith and wife to Henry
Hodde Al 5-lO0 acres, VIM.
Bridger Ieage $40 and other vaIu.
able consideration.
Scurry Foster to N. and J. D.
Cochran 100 acres, Joel Lackey
league $1,000.
VIM. Etzel TO Henrietta Wen.
eel l47 acres, B. NJ. Hatfield league
$500.
FL. Ii. Goode to T. Smith, lot IN
Chappell Hill $40.
7. Smith to VIM. Herring, lot 90
in Chappell Hill $500.
j. W. Stone attorney in fact to
Thos. Smith, lot in Chappell Hill
$3.50.
Methodist Episcopal church by
trustees to ]. Fl. Goodlett, lot IN
Brennan $1,000.
J. W. Webb to VIM. Somers, lot
in Brennan S175.
Wuhlenbruch & Poole to G..
Bleuthmann ITS acres. Alexander
Mccoy IA league $4,000.
81. Ringener x Bro. to ID. G. Bow
ers SO acres, Walker league $1,000.
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An Exploded Boom

A long lank, lean and chronic Anti-P Potash
Boom met the new, fat and saucy Atlanta
Big Bold Boom, on a hot, sultry day.
"Who are you?" asked the B. B. B. Boom.
81 am the old Anti Potash Boom" was
the sad reply, as the preparation rolled
down, and it leaned heavily on the B. B. B.
Boom for support:
"Don't lean on me-" said the B. B. B.
Boom 81 mag look itrong, but am quite
Young-only IA months old, am growing
rapidly, and am mighty weak in the knees.
l am doing the work which you have failed
to do, although you are so year old. You
are old, and tough, and rich, and don't re-
qu1re support But what causes you to
look so thin of late ~
"Well 1 hardly know" replied the Anti
Potesh Boom. any physician tells me that
my abilities have been over-rated, and that
while trying to whip out all opposition by
boast and brag, that hove proven my in
ability. Old age is also creeping on me
having fought near so years before any one
knew was living-and now am anable to
perform feats that others are doing. lam
collapsed; my friends have turned against
me and call me names, and oh Lordy, sick
l become at the very sight of BIB. B. Hold
nv head while die"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

John Leveridge of New York
who d'ed recently at the age of 90
years, kept up his practice of the
law until his Goth birthday. He
became u member of the bar in
that city when young man, and
as far back as 1915 he was cor
poration counsel. He used to tell
how he took his sister several
blocks from homo to show her the
funeral pageant of George Wash
ington.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25
NEWBoUER Brothers
Clara LOuiS Kellogg.

| One of the most fashionable and
enjoyable events, in all proba
bility, of the opera season, will be
the engagement of the world-re,
nowned prIma donna, Miss Clara
Louis Kellogg. Miss Kellogg is q
lady than whom none have gained
a more cnvIable reputation, both
in this country and abroad, and
everywhere her name has become
a household word. Patti has VS.
tied the South, and to her have
been extended receptions really
royal but to Miss Kellogg is due
even more, for in her is found an
arhste, not only of like merit, but
a daughter of our own country,
born in the South, to whom is due.
tho support of every American.
Accompanying the ladyis a strong
company of artists, comprising
Nine. Pauline Montegriffo, con-
traltO, sister of the celebrated
tenor of that name; Mr.. Ross
David, tenor; Mr.. Francis H.
Noycs, baritone; Mr.. Adolf Close,
who is a master of the piano; and
Miss Allie Torbett, who has won
the united praise of the press
throughout the country as a violin
virtuoso. Miss Kellogg appears
at the opera house on Friday evG-
ming.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

The strike news is the prevail
ing topic. Up to Tuesday even
ing there had been no change in
the situation. The railways and
the Knights of Labor both being
firm; the latter, however, are be-
coming FESTIVE and an outbreak
may occur at any time as the
strikers continue to interfere with
railway property and will not al.
low freight trains to be moved.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS

Comprising I'll the latest styles in Ladies
Dress Goods, such as Plain and Figured
Nuns Yelling Buntings, BereGes, Batiste's'
Cashmeres, etc. Summer Silks and Satins
in new and pretty shades. Wash fabrics of
every Observation-Disclosures Chambrays'
Seersuckers, etc. Headquarters for White
Goods. Striped. Checked and FloweTed
Nainsooks, Whit, and Figured Lawns,
Dimltys and Mulls The largest lot Of New
Embroideries cvG- brought 10 the city.
Oriental Laces in Cream and White. All
over Laces and F'mbroideries of all kinds.
Embroidered Roh $. All Silk Ribbons in
Spring Shades. --latest novelties in Straw
Goods. Ziegler B ros.' Shocs-every pair
My lie of Mems Youths and
Boys Spring ClothD e is superb. The public
is requested to call before purchasing else
where. A fine line of Gents Furnishing
Goods-all of W hich are offered very low.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

A NEW order resembling the
knights OF Labor, and TO be called
the knights of Industry, is in
course of formation in Boston. The
order will embrace hand and train
workers throughout the country,
and will work on the same general
line as the Knights of Labor.
Strikes will be discouraged and
arbitration advocated.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

HENRY SEYMOUR was arrested
last Sunday for placing an obstruc-
ton on the track of the Michigan
Central, near Galesburg, Mich.
BE confessed his crime saying he
had grudge against a neighbor
and hoped to direct suspicion
against him. Tuesday morning he
was arralgned in court, plead
guilty and was sentenced to twen-
ty years in the penItentiary.
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THE sd. Lduls Rannhlioan thinks

The ST. Louis Republican thinks
that the railways are responsible
for the existing troubles with their
former employees. In the present
case it says: "Each accuses the
other of desiring to establish in-
sufferable tyranny, but there must
be enough cool, calculating, BUSH
ness talent between the two to
bring about a meeting somehow
without necessarily calling for the
destruction of either"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

MATTERS on the Texas and Pa
cifc railway are beginning to as
sumo shape and it is thought that
soon everything will be in work.
ing order. Col. Wheelock says:
ave have had perfect reign of
terror"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

The mar lufacture of aIcahoI from
wood has increased rapidly within
a few yeats, and it is said to be
used large ly for patent-bitters. gin
ger-extracts, and other alcoholic
compounds whose strong favor
makes it unnecessary to use a bet
ter quality of spirits. Wood alco-
hol is a dangerous product, and
sometimes gives rise to serious
disturbances of the brain and ncr-
vous system.
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F. A. ELDRIDGE.

Winter has. been called the ruler
of the inver ted year, and whom he
lays his ICY hand on nature, all
things ack nowledge his power.
But he has lost much of it now. St.
Jacobs O1l,-the conquerer of
pain, driv es away rheumatism, and
the people are happy.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

Never was there such high de-
mands upon womanhood as now.
| They see that they are expected to
come up to lofty standard and
that society depends upon them
for its highest pleasures. To be
an ideal and yet to be severely real
is the task set before them. The
result is that many women UNDER
take too much. The mind is over
strained to meet unreasonable ex-
pectation, and this modern tyranny
of ideal women, works havoc
among those who, most sensitive
to duty and impulsive aims, are
sure to be most completely sacrlfi-
ced.-Louis Phillips in the Cur
rent.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

The lungs are as much the lite
of the body as is the heart. They
are as easily affected by climatic
changes and need something to
strengthen them and drive away
impurities. Both of these Red
Star Cough Cure does. 1t is safe
and sure. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-25

Hog cholera IN hogs, and founder
in horses. may be attributed to the
manner of feeII ling corn, and it has
been demonstra, ed that hogs will
make a greater gan IN weight up
on mixed food, WI tn corn as
leading Ingredient, tn IN on corn
alone, as they remain IN peIter
health, and digest their foL u more
easll y.-Cleveland Leader.
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The San Antonio Express says
the reports of the governors o.
Missouri and Kansas leaves moth
ing for the strikers on the Missouri
Pacific to stand on before the pub
lie except their Knights of Labor
obligation to stand or fall together.
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FINE HoRsE.-The attention of
those interested in such matters is
called to Mr.. 7. P. Rush's large ad-
vertisement of his celebrated stall
lion Robert Hood. This horse is
"a magnificent animal, and 10 all
that is claimed for him by his own
er. Mr.. Rush has large horse
ranch six miles from Giddings, and
is doing all he can for the improve
ment of the stock in this country,
There is nothing to prevent the
people here from having as fine
horses as any in Kentucky.
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AlabaSfJne.

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finished with it. Dealers in Paints,
Oils, etc.
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Hardware Merchants.
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