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CITATION
STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable of Wash
ington county, said State-Greeting: You
are hereby commanded, That by making
publication of this citation in the Brennan
Banner, newspaper published in Washing
ton county, for four consecutive weeks, pre-
vious to the return day hereof, you summon
r. w. Patton, whose residence is unknown
to be and appear before me, Justice of the
Peace, in and for Washington county, at the
next regular term of the Jsutice's court, for
Precinct No. Z, OF said county, to be begun
and holden at my office, in Gay Hill, on the
10th day of June, A. D. 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to answer the complaint of j. b.
Campbell in certain suit therein pending,
in which 7. B. Campbell is plaintiff, against
r. w. Patton defendant, filed on the 3rd day
OF May A. D. 1890, and numbered on docket
No. 222.
The natures of plaintiffs demand being in
substance as follows, to-wit. for plea of
debt due upon certain promissory note,
which is hereby set out in full and made
part of this citation: "On or before the first
day of August next, promise to pay J. B.
Campbell Three Hundred Dollars for two
dark brown mules branded ] b on shoulder
the above amounts to be paid in installments
of fifty dollars at the end of each and every
month, or 80 days, commencing from the
date of this note, said Campbell retaining
lien on said mules, subject to the above
promise" signed R. W.. Patton, this 3Ist
day of January 1887, Gay Hill, Texas. On
the back of said note are the following en-
dorsements: "ReceIved payment on the
within note the sum of Eighty-nine Dollars,
this May 2, 1887" signed j. B. Campbell.
And received Twenty Dollars on within note
7 u TapnY1ha1l
leaving balance due plaintiff OF S19l 90
for which said suit, plaintiff asks judgment.
and foreclosure of the vendors lien on said
mules.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, and of this writ make
due return. as the law directs Given under
my hand, this 9Th day OF May, A. D. 1890.
s. H. GOODLETT,
J. P. Precinct MOI Wash. Co., Texas.
hereby certify that this is true copy of
the original CT alton placed in my hands in
this case.
c. c. BOYc,
Constable Washington County.
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The Louisiana lottery has offered
a bride of one million dollars a year
for twenty-five years for an extern
sion of its charter that number OF
wears. The offer includes one hun
dred thousand per aDnum to the city
of New Orleans, and nine hundred
thousand to the state for levees and
charities.
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WELL done for Minister Terrell.
Only recently a comparatively OBJ
scure citizen of San Antonio, Texas,
in which he was defeated for the Of
fee of mayor, he has sprang into
prominence as an international char
acter on account of the firm stand
taken by him at the Congo confer
ence.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The State of Texas, Washington County:
All persons having claims against the es-
tate of Joel Newman, deceased, are hereby
notified that, on the Dist day of May 1890,
letters tcstamentary in SAID estate was grant
ed me and all persons are required to pre-
sent their claims thin the time prescribed
by law. My residence and postoTfice address
is Brady, McCu.lOch county, Texas.
F. V. NEWMAN.
BRENNAN, TEXAS, May y, 1890.
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It is reported that Col. Wash
Jones will be an independent candi-
date for governor in the event of
Hogg's Notwithstanding Signal.
The Signal is slightly mistaken.
Probably the report that he would
run for governor originated from his
being talked of as the candidate of
the ''non-partisan business mems
club party.
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TINES must be very dull and news
scarce around the Galveston News
Office. Otherwise it is difficult to
understand why it should have sur
rendered so much of its valuable
space to R. NJ. Halls speech.
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IT is said that some of the mis-
sionaries in Africa are greatly
troubled by the fact that the natives
are not at all eager to adopt the
dress of white men. Not even the
converts are willing to wear the
amount of clothing which, according
to the missionary ideas, is essential
to responsibility.
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DR.. DOUGLAS, the physician who
attended Gen. Grant in his last
sickness, is now poor and is a pa
tent in one of the New York hospit-
ais.
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The Washington Post says that if
Senator Blair's speech and Senator
Quay's silence could be turned into
the federal mint, the coinage ques-
ton would be settled for the next
ten years.
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THE counties continue to instruct
for Hogg. Harrison county is one
of the latest. 1t also declares its
preference for Col. BuckKilgore.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-29

IT is claimed that there are several
republicans in George Clark's non
partisan business mems club at
Waco.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-29

THERE is big dish of "biled
crow" in store for the Galveston
News and few other would-be gov
ernor-makers among the press.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-29

The republicans in the national
house Representatives gave Bynum
democrat, of Indiana, big boost for
the speakership in the next congress
by attempting to apply the gag to
him,
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THE darkey gets left as usual.
The most prominent candidate for
the governorship of Oklahoma was
a colored man, ex-auditor of Kansas.
But Harrison appointed carpet
bagger from his own state to fill the
place
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TIE Waco Day says there are too
many 'ffs" in Lieut-Gov. Wheeler's
address, and thinks he would have
done himself a favor by staying out
of the race for the gubernatorial
sweepstakes.
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THERE is no reasonable prospect
that the President will veto the Gal
weston harbor appropriation. If it
was simply local matter or only
concerned the people of Texas it
would undoubtedly stand but little
show. But it is a matter in which
the whole northwestern part of the
United States is interested, and he
cannot afford to veto the apprepria
ton.
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TrRMs.-Legal and transient advertise.
hents inserted at one dollar per square of
one inch for first insertion, and fifty cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices and tributes of respect in
serted at half price.
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The Austin Statesman pays a
richly merited compliment to an
honored son of Washington county
as follows:
The Postin double loaded editorial
announces authoritatively that the
Hon. Seth Shepardwill not be can
didate for governor. Mr.. Shepard
is a typical representative of the
younger Democracy, is superb man
all around and would make an ele
CANT governor.
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Gov. WHEELER is very candid in
stating his position on the question
of the railway commission. The rail
ways, according to him, do not need
regulation, but the commission is
needed just to quiet agitation.
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The Providence Journal says that
"Mrat Halstead is again distln-
gushing himself as the most emf
nent fly gobbler in the United
States by giving his editorial in
dorsement to the political charac-
tiers of Matthew S. Quay and Thomas
c. Plat"
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Mr.. Shepard has hosts of warm
friends and enthusiastic admirers in
every village, town and hamlet in
Texas, who would go the length OF
voting for him on a platform favor
ing even giving up the soil of this
country to the negroes and shipping
all the whites to Africa Yet there
are many of these friends who would
give him their support with a heavy
heart on a square-out, fat-footed,
anti-railway commission platform.
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The La Grange Journal takes the
same view of the withdrawal of Gov
Throckmorton that the BANNER does.
He was, no doubt, genuinely sick,
but at the same time he saw that
Gen. Hogg had the bulge and recog
nized the handwriting on the wall.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-29

The contest promises to be right
lively at the polls this fall. There
will probably be four tickets in the
field, namely: The democratic ticket,
the republican ticket, the prohibition
ticket, and the tail-end George Clark
non-partisan business mems ticket.
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OUR AGENTS.

OUR AGENTS.
JOHN F. WEBUsCH, Burton, Texas,
F. NJ. GRIFFIN, Lyons, Texas.
10 MIKEsKI, Wesley, Texas.
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SINCE the roailrad champions have
formed anti-commission clubs, why
should not the champions of the peo-
pie form pro-commission clubs? But
instead of calling them non-part1san
clubs and inviting everybody of what
ever political faith who is"agin" the
railroads to join, let them be known
strictly as democratic clubs.
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The Brennan Banner.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY

Weekly, 81 G year, in advance.
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The attempt to injure Gen Hogg
in his race for governor by claiming
that all the riff-raff elements and the
different isms that are opposed to
democracy are rallying to his sup
port is as silly as the conclusion de-
sired to be reached is impotent and
lame. If anything is proved by
such a line of argument it is that
Mr.. Hogg will make governor for
all Texas, and of whom all Texas
should feel proud. He is native
of the state and represents the ideas
OF not only majority Of the people,
but of the democratic party,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-29

Boston GLOBE It was good,
democratic thing to do, and Mr.
Cleveland stood higher than ever
with the people when he refused the
fattering offers to become president
of this or that corporation at a fabu-
Ious salary, and chose to resume
practice at his old profession 1t
showed that he wore hat of the
same size as before his election to
the presidency, and the people liked
him for it.
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IT Is said to be a source of no
small worry to Candidate Il. NJ. Hail
that Mr. Hogg declines to recognize
his candidacy for governor.
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The dispatches announce that a
man dropped dead in Spokane the
other day on his way to the post
Office to mail his wife letter telling
her he was well. No doubt he was
making the best of her absence by
going on protected whizz and
dropped dead at the thought of the
deception he was practicing on her.
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OUR AGENTS.
JOHN F. WEIBUsCH, Burton, Texas,
F. NJ. GRIFFIN, Lyons, Texas.
10 MIKEsKI, Wesley, Texas.
IT is claimed that there are several
republicans in George Clark's non
partisan business mems club at
Waco.
THERE is big dish of ''biled
crow" in store for the Galveston
News and few other would-be gov
ernor-makers among the press.
The counties continue to instruct
for Hogg. Harrison county is one
of the latest. It also declares its
preference for Col. BuckKilgore.
DIR. DOUGLAS, the physician who
attended Gen. Grant in his last
sickness, is now poor and is a pa
tient in one of the New York hospit-
ais.
The republicans in the national
house Representatives gave Bynum
democrat, of Indiana, big boost for
the speakership in the next congress
by attempting to apply the gag to
him,
TEE Waco Day says there are too
many 'ifs" in Lieut-Gov. Wheeler's |
address, and thinks he would have
done himself a favor by staying out
of the race for the gubernatorial
sweepstakes.
The Washington Post says that if
Senator Blair's speech and Senator
Quay's silence could be turned into
the federal mint, the coinage ques-
ton would be settled for the next
ten years.
Gov. WHEELER is very candid in
stating his position on the question
of the railway commission. The rail
ways, according to him, do not, need
regulation, but the commission is
needed just to quiet agitation.
THE darkey gets left as usual.
The most prominent candidate for
the governorship of Oklahoma was
a colored man, ex-auditor of Kansas.
But Harrison appointed a carpet
bagger from his own state to fill the
place.
The La Grange Journal takes the
same view of the withdrawal of Gov.
Throckmorton that the BANNER does.
He was, no doubt, genuinely sick,
but at the same time he saw that
Gen. Hogg had the bulge and recog
nized the handwriting on the wall
The contest promises to be right
lively at the polls this fall There
will probably be four tickets in the
field, namely: The democratic ticket,
the republican ticket, the prohibition
ticket, and the tail-end George Clark
non-partisan business mems ticket.
The Providence Journal says that
"Murat Halstead is again distln-
gushing himself as the most emf
nent fly gobbler in the United
States by giving his editorial in
dorsement to the political charac-
ters of Matthew S. Quay and Thomas
G. Plat"
SINCE the roailrad champions have
formed anti-commission clubs, why
should not the champions of the peo-
pie form pro-commission clubs? But
instead of calling them non-partlsan
clubs and inviting everybody of what
ever political faith who is"agin" the
railroads to join, let them be known
strictly as democratic clubs.
The dispatches announce that
man dropped dead in Spokane the
other day on his way to the post
Office to mail his wife letter telling
her he was well. No doubt he was
making the best of her absence by
going on a protected whizz and
dropped dead at the thought of the
deception he was practicing on her.
Boston GLOBE: It was a good,
democratic thing to do, and MIR.
Cleveland stood higher than ever
with the people when he refused the
fattering offers to become president
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Where the brook and river meet
Womanhood and childhood neetI"
e type of Thousands Of young girls whs
are emerging from tho chrysalis stage Of their
existencs, AZ they enter upon their 'teens. .
Nervous, e1citable: irritable. stirred By
each 2 mystery unto sherssif. our girls need
tho tendcrcst care, the most loving, patient
oversight, and the aid dsf DR.. Pierce's Fsvorits
rrescriPtion, to safely carry them through
this critical period, during which, In too
many lives, alas. are sown the seeds Of dis.
tressing forms OF diseases peculiar TO tks
female sex. But this boon to wolnsnkind
Mill prevent sll such diseases, Or olre thom
u thoy have already setzcd . victim. Woman
owes 1t to herself. to her family, and to her
Sosa;l sss tl station: & to b Eell and strong Let
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cine: carefplly compounded BY an experienced
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IN IL composition and perfectly harmless
in its effects in any condition Of the System
Sold By druggists; $l.oo. or six bottles for
Copyright, lsse, BY WORLDS Dis. Nm. ASH.
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1na nU. s.AvslNrIunxxA. 4.

In Russia, where there's dynamite in
every breath they draw,
Where everybody has name that almost
breaks your jaw,
Where they double up the alphabet and
rudely break it off,
And half the names you chance to meet
resemble whoopinkopff.
IT'S there they recently arranged some
influential fad
That everytody's got to have, and got to
have it bad.
Already it has found its way to lands
beyond the seas,
It's in Portland-there! Kerchew!
knew I'd have to sneeze.
We'd thank the Russians if they'd keep
their vile, explosive stuff,
Wepeople here are not quite up to taking
Russian snuff.
IT'S not an awful pretty sight to see
Columbia pose
In attitudes that WOO the sneeze with
kerchief to her nose.
We have hay fever of our own to last us
half the year,
But now their baled variety for winter
use is here.
There seems to be no lack of things
OlldCuV6 nerves 10 tease.
Our noses Keep us busy-there! Ker-
chew! Excuse the sneeze.
A sneeze is such stubborn thing-it's
bound to have its way,
The more you strive to hush it up the
more it has to say.
1t likes to catch you unawares at-church
or some such place.
And when you look YOUR sweetest how it
wrinkles up your face!
And cen the swain on bended knees all
ready to propose.
May quite forget his piece the while he
wipes his sneezing nose,
And do your best, It's all in vain to try
to look at ease
When one is coming there! Kerchew!
Great heavens, what Sneeze!
And so this plague is coming. if It's not
already here,
And while there's naught about it that
the people need to fear,
1t isn't kind in foreigners to on our peo-
pie spring.
Whose time is so much occupied, this
hasty rushin' thing.
The people all oppose it, and there's
scarcely any doubt
That blow on blow they'll meet it till at
last they wipe it out.
1t interferes with everything, and even
lire, like these
> Are dull when interrupted Ker-
chew! Another sneeze.
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Legal Notices.
Petition.

The following resolution passed the Common
Council Of Dalles City, Dec. 81, 1889:
Resolved, That the auditor and clerk give notice
of intention Of the council to vacate the following
parts Of Main street, Madison street and Monroe
street. in said city, the better to improve the same
to-wit
All Of that part Of Main street between Jefferson
and Monroe streets. including the intersections
thereof with Madison and Monroe streets, which lie
south OF the north line of the right of way conveyed
TO the Oregon Steam Navigation Company by deed
from the Laughlin heirs, Of record in book 30" of
deeds Of Wasco county. Oregon, pages 745, JAG and
TAI. being that part OF said Main street south Of said
right Of way which abufs up and is contiguous to
blocks fifteen QE and eighteen Qs). Laughlins addi-
tion to D.lles City, including the Intersections
thereof with said Madison and Hsnroe streets.
Also all Of Monroe street which abuts upon and
lies between lots six (6 and seven O Of block eight
cen Qs), and lots () and twelve Q21 Of block
twenty-five & j Lauyhlins addition to said Dalles
City.
Also all that part of Madison street which abuts
upon and lies between the north fifty (50 feet OF lots
six CO.. block fifteen Q5). and the north fifty (0 feet
Of lot one (D block eighteen Cls), Laughlin's add
ton to DaIies City. jan4-3t-wkl
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue OF order issued by the Hon. COuny
Court for the State Of Oregon, and County Wasco
will sell at ubic sale to the highest bidder. for
cash, at the County Court House in Dalies City.
Waseo cou.ty, orego.. op Tuesday, the 2lst day Of
January, A. D. 1889, at oclock p. NJ, the follow.
ing described Real Estate, belonging to the estate Of
Asa Strong, deceased, towit:
All that certain piece and parcel Of lard described
as fol ows: commencing at point on the north
side Of First street in Daes City. As feet inches
wester iIom the corner at the junction Of Court
and Main Streets thence leo feet Ortherly at right
angles to Main street. to q stake; thence 81 feet
westerly and parallel to Main street; thence south.
erly TO Main street, to point q feet from the be-
ginning thence along the north line Of Main street
to the place Of beginning and being part Of lot 1--WE,
in Dalles City, wasco County, Oregon"
JAMES n. BENSON,
Administrator to the estate of Asa Strong. deceased
Nov, IL, 1889. At.
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Notice of Final Settlement

In the County Court Of the State Of Oregon for tn
County of Wasco.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Catharine Snyder
deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, tn,
administrator of the above estate has this 18th day
Of November. 1859, fled his final account aGmin
istrator OF said estate and that by an order duly
$780, the being the second day Of the next reg
uar term of said court at the hour of O'Clock p n
Of ead day is appointed the time and the court
Of sad court the place for the hearing Of objections
If any there be, to such final account and the fna
settlement Of said estate.
TIN BALDWIN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Catharine Snyd.r
ceased:
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Taken Tn.

Came to the premises OF the subscriber last Nov.
ember, email bay pony. branded Y on left hip and
saddle marks on hack. No other marks discernble.
The owner can have property by proving same, pay.
ing charges And taking him away.
LORENZEN BROS.
The Dalles, Jan. 4, 1890.
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Administrators Notice j..

n Notise Isl Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED ha'
gon, duly appointed administrator of the estate Of
Maitha Ostland, deceased. Therefore. all persons
holding claims against said estate are hereby mott
fed requested present the same together with
the proper vouchers lherefor to the undersigned at
the law Office Of Story b Bradshaw at Dales city,
Oregon, within ak months from the date Of this
notice.
Dated at Dalles city, Oregon, Dec. 10. 1889.
L. P. OSTLAND,
Administrator of said estate.
Story Bradshaw, attorneys for said estate.
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Land Notices.
MOTT JE-TIMBER CULTURE.

o. LAND DALLES, On,
December 81, 1850.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
George McIn osh against 1homis !. Hill for failure
to comply with law to IN. Der. Culture Fntrv No.
lass. dated Feb. 49, 1885. upon the NE IL Sec 20,
Township 8 Range IA E In Wasco county. Oregon,
with view to th- cancellation of said sn.ry; con.
testant alleging that the sid Thomas Hill has
never planted any tree seeds cuttings on the said
tract of land caused the be DONE the said
psrties are hereby summoned to appear this office
on the Sth day Of February. 1870. at o'clock p w.
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning said
al eyed failure. F. A. MCDONALD.
Pe0ister
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed executor of the last will and
testament Of Anna P. Murdy, deceased. By the hon.
orable. The County Court ri Wasco county, Oregon.
in matters OF probate. AL persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified and required
present the same with the proper vouchers. t.
at the Office Of my attorneys, Dufur y Watkins, in
The Dalles, Or, gon. within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated at Dalles City, Oregon, Dec. 81, 1859.
LEON W. CURTISS,
Murdy deceased.
- Dufur 4 Watkins attorneys for executor ial.5t
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the
duly appointed and qualified administrator Of the
estate of PhGbe n. DInham, deceased ALI per-
sons having claims gainst said estate are hereby
notified to present thtm, with proper vouchers, 70
the undersigned. at his Office, in Dailes City, Oregon
within slx months from this date.
A. r. THOMPSON,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Phede- n. Dur.
ham, deceased.
The DALLEs. OREGON, Dec. 18th, 1882