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FOR RENT-EDw. 4. PAUL. Jk.. 4 CO, zoos r
ny Nd. ave. ne. - Rooms. all ctiO lsla
lSls and 1919; 3 story. . r,suns pNery INN cellar
stationary wash tubs electric uCs. cabinet nantes
s1,n ault 81
Eok RkNT-fTNE House. lStS IINDFN ST.
lie Droit isrk. IoprIs and hath newly prf-rr-l
stree leinE con ~ ted. good u'ix ibOTlool. iaquire
1913 New Jersey ave. a W a.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEp-sITIIYG ROOM AND BED ROOM
w with board In u quiet family. Stsee lowest
Address Lock Box l.. Eas; Capiti Station aul4-:a'
WANTED-BET. AUG, Is AND SEPT. I. 3 UN
w furnish ed I'd Moor. with wltnSut board.
for three adults ove nnent printing okre. north
west Address HOPE II, star oftce. aul3-a'
WANTED-FOR SEPTENBER 1. BY MARRIED
w couple, three tour uuSurnished roosIs for eh;
Housekeeping, near Smithsonian Institute Address
II II " 81. u. ". aulsfSt'
NNANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. A PLEASANT
w furnished room In the northwest, With board
will take possession September j. Address H. I. G.
star office. aul:S-3ts
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az Florida av nv. Tor 80
81 I'D -. ur. AL ant 30
'Sss Arkersf ne or all m TO
~ OiiN-ct. tir. wSsla 5J
bladcnsburr rSad. NJ .I5
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hlDkl-S.
3ls Pa av. lsrEe bail'gsl25
80 al NJ Hs 80
u31 Pa ~ se. s'te&cel -. "a
r q BRADLEY. gs1Fu.
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FOR RENT--HOCSFS.

-
FUN hENI--HOUSES.
iis Ma; ms: - rooins ali IA edo ist5.
stationary wash tubs electric cs osbine. as ma
COR RFNT-fTNT u0I-sr ISfs TINn,< n
.irrs le DrSi; isrs fo.n,s and lah nrwy rIer
loi3 New Ierssy ave- w w '>'' ''1 Is.
heal Estate Broker. u. b q. .. y
| NORTHWEST
~; Hst cfur, ltr SO "a 9 St NJ 20
hSTse and earFiAse I'LL Ii;h :: > =
OH Eth :, -, rr1s 81 sns' e ~ ''
sss; P.'. iur, 10, -
sea L 81, iar X Is, i.lb,, 90; -, -
80 ave, a.. aAlac, 10Th 81 tH.... -, -
isx.s ,v.. iu, a, ,,i, t o. -
go No ave i9,;.+o ligs =: i.
.rs Il, N 40 Uprer i.fi - II st. -
sS IA ave. 40 lOIl Vet. I:
i.99ii I'm st, Ir.. ~, s.ol3E -. ,r -. :,
1911 1871 "a avs; or' 9, g g Rear 2lsl u
--- ''''''', 1tI3crs
9sS Est, rm.l, . 4 Snn,on buua,,, r,r
46s la awe i,n oor so ~ "a
rooms e. ,.l moor oTa'0n oaiia & ro i 20
u i. ss.',' TIES ~ oTa'on build g. ro'i. 70
AS lsi ar * ra q sos l5;h II 3; rosm' = ~
oanion suifS. rms DO Central builds -. 10
Ana j. .-W..- Ills
Store and d~u 81. s.n s:.s Ss rear ,.,e
st NV, tr....'....... 500 ....'.'''1.'',. sls
ns w Moor 4is i='h SsHs rear l4lo s'9 .,
Shore and d-s. ioOi sd stable rear iijii j .
ls :. NJ N ;; sx.... ssan : 80
, ~. ahpys only. rgr,op Of The rgevcrty on my
The Isl and l5il. Iauiti THos. /. WAGGkM&S.
EoR RENT
r 10 l.,'n ~ n W q rooms -............sl5.o0
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
l.,OR kENT-
Il 1914 SUNDERLAND

u 1914 sunderland 1914 18th q ". l1r.. n
gS,-, llr.....-..... sfa iltaA 4>NsllArh II. drio
i.sa = n v. lar...-. ~ lllu sS Or. I'D
80 U y n We. - - J. = tir store -
III = N u. 'r.........N ltsfs or 10 >
@lvst 2 =; "a ". !r......- ~ III ne Seffa ~ NJ
ilNN haVs. T......4s =, ilcasant. S-ar lEth-
los uNt, L.. ia Cslss. -
Co... tlkNlSnlp HNl sl.S
l6io 10Th 81 nv. luT no iaN Suni Place ilr eco
- kENNEDl a .lCklLN.
anl-eod~N TAR lsth o.. u
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FURNISHED

~ 10th 81 sy,D Mass 1skhols7. 30
ith 81 ati Jer place. 30 y 10TH. It'd uI
- hear 10th 10Th ~
Ist 81 ne. cor ST. -a. - lS Dupont - la
Aunn hear y. us. Is lItn 81 mr. La
" - near l4th 40 i1sh mr. DUPONT circle rs
III - hear 18th. .aD y 1t near l.ysth 20
Iowa
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WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-BOARD.

IA AN1ED-BOAltD IN REFINED PEINA1k
W family by gentleman; first floor, must he first
class; terms moderate. Address THOMAS CECIL
stephenson House. st. CSthxrnes. Ontario, Canada
aul3-Ut'
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,ok RENT.
CALIFORNIA ST. Ne
NEW BAi-WlNDOM SIX-ROOM PRESS BRICK
HOUSES, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
PAPEkED THROUGHOUT.
ThE>E HOUSES ARE SITUATED on CON-
CkEiE SIREEr AND AXE fIRsr-CLAss IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.
RENT. 81. 30
BARNES & WEAVER.
aul3-6f 6sl ST W
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FITCH. TOA DROWN
aus l431 Penn. q. ~.
L'oR RENT-I7:I5 Q ST. NV; BROWN STONE
front. IL ruolns; handsomely par~red el->r,r,c
nSnt.ns, furnace. Sc. Inquire OF naT, Mr.. A. ,.
HUM. 1sE, 1T. a. W NIs-In,
LNok kENT-NICE HOUSE. 24l3 81 Nm ;
y eisht ROOMS and bath. Apply ~ owner. New
Hanlshire aid IA u. n. nlS-la.s
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koR RENr-2O7 4 ST. NV, LARGE THREE
Il story and back building brick dwelling, containing
IA large rooms: cellar and all mod. inlps suita
Tor pension attorneys office nrst-clsss boarding
house: price Ss5 per month For permit to INSPECT
call on MASH'N pANENHoNER
aul3-2w Cor l.Ita and 4, SIS
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WEST VA
Both and Canal SITS.
foundry ............$l0O
2Slg \, l;,r. m 4. GO. 30
:p4l \. E,r, m i.....J0. 10
:Ol2 Dumb av. Sr, rni:S5. 20
100 Prospect. Sr. mi. 30. 40
3,l4 \. ar, IN i......30. 81
oOO1 NJ. 1Ur. m i........22.)
For q tulI llst Apply to "
anlc 10
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IFYoU WANT GOOD BOARD, fLkAsAKT ROoNs.
Il home-lIke place ana sentral location NO % lie
JERSEY hOUsE, GIG n NJ. nv. auls-N
THE AUBURN. PA AVE AND s5p sTNW
month. 49,
'l'Hk WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH 81. NV; Rails o.
4 per day. week, So. hsAdQ for saShtssu-rp;
hrstclass home place stasss daily a. Iolnts
OF interest.
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= - y ave nv. LII. = ait lsI It tir ~
a. tN''or' rtsu La 81. A. - -. lot tr - L.
AL" Above houses ts~ .Aantn-d isy MT frtil
our gtaee OAiS. THOMAS ). tlSilRN 80.
amLn a.
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EOR RENT
Il lG2l DE Sales. fur,
1T. mi.......--.....Sly
:s.y L, l0r. mi ..........6
us. II, l2r. sta. mi. IS. 8
2Ol4 u. l2r. mi......3. q
l2:D \ II ay. 3r, Ia LIS. y
1oU6 II, Tor. m l.. 20. g
223ll Pa ave, Or. mi. 10. !,
Wy Westminster St. l0r,
IL i.................A1.5
223l5-l. Pa sy. 81, n ia. ),
2l&. n. 9r. IN /. F. 81 . n
SgtS.s4, sd. sr. raj. 81. \
l1 NJ. .r. IN i.......So. y
Store * stable :sa,04 l4th. j.
lllg.Uth. 5r a store. B.
20Il X, ar and store, IN i. &
ss. u, yr. IL 1. ......;i29. 4
2l5l L, az. N i.......3.. ).
iii y ne. or. ~ i....3U. y
9ol 18th. ~. nff......3O.. 4
.l4 u. sr, IL i......30. "A
5o ". az. IN i...-..O..J,
n list. Sr. IA t........ 81
2l43 h, Or. IN /. go. %. y
lois 18th. Or. m 4. p. q
q & \ II ave. store, GEL
lar and stat bic. .2,
b2a " Il. II. storage. -
2604 L. Or, m. t.. =, y
26l Il. Dir. W and g. -, 5,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES,

l. ON st. Nv. at Sl6 per nionsh, splendid Office
Tor real estate JEliE JOANSUN, 5i2 ST. u. W.
tIOR RENT-BY SEPT, i, SUITE OF 3 LARGE.
l. hne rooms the I'd floor for ofnces lJOp e..
A. W., next ~ the ShorehaIa. aa4- I'm
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WANTED = TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT; AIL
w standard makes; good machines; beat terms
rent 70 learn or prActlce city country: rcniars
TlPENhiER EXCHANGk. 6lO 4 T. NV jeiy-:i,n
NJ ANTED WILLIAM Z. FkIsSELL. PIANO
w tuner. 623 9th st. kw.
First c,a.s tuning at lowest rates. Orders by mail
P.o.apHy etenueu ". Jy:sS-lm
WANTEp-THE ANNOTATED STEAM CAR
w PEI CLEANING AND RENOVATINti W0RKs
I4S and iIlO r. n w-Carps,s cleaned thor0uYhIy
ana ofxntened Dy our new Furnituro
and mattresses renovated. n. NEWMfEk Tanaaer
Telephone ou4. fviE.7n
WANTED-HOUsEKEEP AND HOTEL PRO
w pr1etors to know that they have their fI,rni
sare uphoisersd rspsirsd backed and stored
Nan Co., lv!7 u. n ". katabiisssd N 1874.
tyl4-3m >>'
WANTED-GRAzE YOUR HORSES ON VIII
w sons stock and grass farm % per month. AR 4
ncais Gay and xroonas. - per p. Best attention
sent for and returned tree, r. II. WILSON, ys1 3 O.
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
fsnovot,ng works feathas! renovated p,atzosspl
vyUynrS lSfntlre steamed and moths destroyed.
En- xouN0AlA Ak Pave TsIspGooo 1ONS2. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

k,oR RENf-sIx-kOOM BRICK HOUSE; All
mod impa- Inquire grocery store 10th and L SITS.
~ aul2-5ts
LOR RENT-TEN-RoOM RAI-wINDOM BRICK
l. SUo U st. all modern improvements; open CRATES
convenient to schools. markets and churches ELS II
rented immediately. OWNER. lSs3 Rhode Island
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Help In Hotcls.

"It housekeepers would take a hint
from hotels, says a hotel man, they
would have less trouble with servants,
Hotel men have no trouble in getting
all the help they want, though they
offer only moderate wages. The differ
ence is not so much in the work as in
the hours, In private house a girls
l&bors are from the rising of the sun
even unto the going down of the same,
and more too. And if she does happen
to get through her work and ventures
to sit down her mistress is apt to OBJ
ject. In hotel a girl has certain well
defined duties to perform and after they
are performed, as a rule, her time is
her OWN. If some such arrangement
could be recognized in private houses
the servant problem would be much
simplitied. New York Tribune.
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Another Compress.

It is now pretty definitely SETTLED
that Brennan is to have anothel
compress. Just where it is to b.
located is an unobtainable secret, al
the gentleman acting in the matter
for a foreign syndicate deems it al
act of pruduce to keep the location
a secret until everything has beer
definitely settled. The syndicate
who are to put up the new compress
buy large quantities of cotton il
this section of the state which they
expect to concentrate from the diff
ferent markets here to be compressed
for shipment. They have buyers in
a territory which produces $4,000
bales, almost half of::which they hope
to buy and compress here, and claim
that the concentration of all this
cotton here will be a great benefit to
the city.
On the other hand there are two
congresses here already, and some
view with alarm the establishment
of a third, believing it will furnish
too much competition to make the
business profitable to any.
However, if outside capital comes
in and builds compress surely the
home enterprise can hold its own
against them and the building will
turn loose few more thousand dol
lars among the wage earners.
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Woe. Woe. Unutterable Woe.

Why endure it daily, nightly, we had we'll
nigh said hourly. They do who are tortured
by chronic rheumatism. The remedy, bo-
tanic, pure, safe and prompt, is at hand.
Were the evidence in behalf of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters collated. it would be found
to TEEN with well authenticated proofs that
the medicine is both a preventive and a
remedy in this malady of varying agonies
and ever present danger. To forestall its
chronic stage is the dictate of prudence.
Renounce dangerous medication. Far more
effective, more certain, more permanent in
the benefcient consequences is the use of
the Bitters. Experience indorses, the recon-
mendations of physicians sanction its use.
Begin early, use with persistence, and expect
relief. llostetter's Stomach Bitters relieves
constipation, biliousness, kidney ailments,
dyspepsia and malarial trouble.
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Wanted to Fight DIR. Brooks.

The Listener heard one about DR..
Brooks the other day which did not
come out of book of anecdotes and
which is probably true. A lady who
had come with her little boy from the
west happened to be at house where
DR.. Brooks was calling. The boy was
only seven years old and very small of
his age; but he seemed to have brought
a good deal ofpugnacity with him from
the wild and woolly region whence
he came, for he was seized with violent
and uncomfortable en1nity the moment
he saw the doctor. Marching up to him,
he shook his little fist above his own
head, and with his neck thrown away
back to look up, exclaimed ferocious3E,
Il can lick you, Flips Brooks.
ton Transcript.
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A CHASTITY NEckrle.
Awful Experience of Mining Pros
pector In q Colorado Landslide.

Awful Experience of a Mining Pros
pector In Colorado landslide.
eyes, that may be an odd necktie
but It Is not the queerest neckwear
have WORN" Henry B. Gillespie, o.
Aspen, Col, remarked to a servant al
the Grand Pacific as he was removing
a little Chicago real estate from his
countenance. ~ once wore corpse
for necktie.
1T was in the afternoon of March 10,
1884, that 1 started up Aspen Mount,
ain to visit claim which 1 thought
was located upon my land Should ]
find that my surmise was wrong l in
tended to purchase the owners rights
for SIS, 900, and accordingly took my
mining superintendent with me. 1t
was showing quite hard. The mine
owners refused to allow me to go down
the shaft to make level explorations,
but consented to allow my superintend-
ent to accompany them. 1 remained
III the shaft house with few laborers.
At exactly 40 o'clock one of the min
ers asked me the time had ilst
closed my watch, when, crashl and we
were hurled into promiscuous mass
of tmbers, men, ore, snow and ice.
I'VE had been enveloped in genu-
inc Colorado landslide. l fell near a
stack of ore bags corded several feet
high. The roof timbers fell so as to
allow me about eight inches of Ieeway.
Around my neck, bent into a semicircle
by the pressure of the terrible wall of
ice and snow that was heaped above,
was the lifeleSs body of the miner who
had asked Inc for the time. Poor fell
low, he found that time, all time was
before him. His head and shoulders
were crushed into a jelly, which the
ever sinking weight squeezed around
my neck until the torn flesh penetrated
my clothing. His lower extremities
shared similar fate on the other side
of my head. My breathing was very
restricted. A few feet away and rest
ing upon my ,outStretched right arm
was the mangled body of another vic |
tim. Three Others persisted in the
shaft.
There I remained in that silent op-
1ressive cell with my ghastly necktie
until midnight, when rescuing party
If 200 inhabitants of the mining camps
If Roaring Forks cut me out of my icy
prison. The snow had become ice;
hence the small army of willing miners
ound plenty of work for their picks
md spades. But If my situation was
ewibie, what was that Of those impris-
med in the mines? They were not SC
for room and oxygen though.
Only four men buried in that ava
anche were rescued. Now that is how
once Wore peculiar necktie. Chi
ago News
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The Victoria committee organized
for the purpose of raising funds to
induce the Corpus Christi and South
American railway to construct its
northern outlet via that place and on
up this way write, that they have
been at work necessarily and have
succeeded in getting the funds sub
scribed and are now ready to make
their proposition to the company,
and want TO know what Brennan
has done. The fact is Brennan has
done nothing yet, Col. D. c. Giddings
the prime mover in this matter, hav-
ing been absent for the past few
weeks, but Brennan can be counted
on to do her share towards raising
the necessary amount to purchase
the right of way, depot grounds, ETC.,
for the road to come here.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

In the window Of shop on Nassau
street there are displayed enough
pocket knives to make nearly every
boy in New York happy. There are
knives of every size and price, from ter
cents up to twenty-five dollars. Knives
with twenty-four blades and no handles
to speak of, and others with beautiful
handles and blades made of pot metal.
1T is curious" said the dealer, tic
watch the manifestations of Judgment
and taste, or the lack of them, on the
part of people who come in here to buy.
Some men purchase a knife on account
of its appearance, and they are the
most profitable customers. The young
man who may have occasion to lend
his knife to his sweetheart wants some
thing dainty in appearance The han
die must be pretty, and either of pearl
or ivory.
''As rule the man who knows about
cutlery gets knife with plain buck
horn handle, with not more than two
blades, but he wants them of the
best razor steel. Many years ago we
used to handle what was called a dog
knife The handle was shaped ike
the body OF a dog, and its one blade,
which would not even cut a tender
conscience, shut up between the legs OF
the dog. Every boy in those days had
a dog knife but they have entirely
disappeared and the youngsters OF the
present day never heard of them
New York Recorder.
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TIE last meeting of the present
board of school trustees was held
Wednesday evening to wind up the
business of the present scholastic
year. Three vacancies are to be
filed by the city council on the
board before they hold another
meeting. One by the election OF
MIR. Haubelt on the council and
the other two by reason of their term
having expired.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

AS the soft summer nights ap-
proach, the serenader becomes more
numerous, and the soft music can
be heard floating around the abodes
of the fair bellies. Tuesday night some
boys went out with the intention of
producing something like the above
played under the wrong window, at
a prominent place in the city, while
the object of the intended compli-
ment was soundly sleeping in other
apartments.
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TgE colored people of Indepent

THE colored people of Independ.
ence precinct are preparing for 8
grand emancipation celebration on
the 18th, at Taylors platform,
which they propose to keep up two
days. They have so K so plat
form, good water, and music day
and night by Petersons string band,
and promise to maintain good order
with a faithful marshal.
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McElree's Wine of Cardui
and THEDFoRD'S BLAoKDRAUGHT
are sold by all Washington County dealers

The rain of the past week has
greatly improved the crop prospect
in this county during the past few
days, and farmers from every sec
ton are unanimous in such express
sions as never better" "good
enough" "fne,o the ''best I ever
saw etc.
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D~ sLAck-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation.

WALLACE DUNLAP, son of Mr.. Jas.
A. Dunlap, who resides few miles
east of here was kicked on the right
jaw by horse Wednesday, and had
a cash cut through the flesh to his
teeth, one of which was knocked out.
The wound is pretty serious one
and may prove worse than it ap-
peared He was brought to the city
for treatment. had four stitches
taken in his jaw by DR.. Williamson
after which DR.. Nash replaced the
tooth.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

CASPER WETTsTE1N, the sausage
maker who lost his hand in sausage
mill Monday was sent to the hos
pital in Houston Tuesday night.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

ALL the front has been closed at
Messrs. A. & h. Harrison's by a
temporary wall and the brick torn
out for the glass front. In the
meantime however, they have not
suspended business, but are using a
side entrance, the work of altera-
ton not interfering with their
trade.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

The steeple on the new German
Lutheran church is nearing compile
ton, having reached an altitude that
makes it visible from most any por-
ton of the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

The check of the K of 81. for the
children of Mr.. VIM. Grote, deceased,
has arrived and is ready to be turned
over to their guardian.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

Mr.. ABE MEYER, representing
Clark Bros. Lamp, Brass & Copper
company, will be in the city about
the 18th of June in the interest of
this firm.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

Miss SUSIE BATTAILE, one OF the
graduating class of the Brennan
high school, left yesterday for
Georgetown. She was accompanied
to the depot by numerous young
lady friends and one young man
who had the appearance of being
sorelv grieved at her departure.
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eg aLAek;pRAueAT tee tor Dy.pep.is.

Mr.. A. A. WoEHLER has recently
had put in his bar and restaurant a
set of fans which are run by a two
horse power gas engine. They
work like a charm and make the
room cool and pleasant these warm
DAYS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

NIB. T. j. ROBINSON, station master
at Ardmore, I. T., is here on a visit,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

TIE "Mud Cat" fishing club
spent Wednesday on Mill creek and
enjoyed fine barbecue. They re-
port they had an excellent time.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-11

The Houston Post contains the
following complimentary notice of
Mr.. ". V. Lauraine, son of Major
Lauraine, of this city ''Mr. w. v.
Lauraine, who is now connected
with the Houston Belt and Mag
nolia Park railway, has accepted the
position of auditor of the Blue
Ridge and Atlaatic railway, with
headquarters at TaIlulah Falls, Ga.
Mr.. Lauralne was formerly chief ac-
countant of the Kansas City, Wyan-
dotte and Northwestern, which road
will shortly control the Blue Ridge
and Atlantic. The latter road has
only been built for a distance of
twenty one miles, but its construc-
ton will shortly be resumed, and
Mr.. Lauraine will leave in about
two weeks for his new home, SO as
to be on hand when operations
begin"
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A SOCIETY german at the residence

of Mr.. F. Kiber Wednesday night
was well attended by the young
folks.
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The Deceased Knights of Pythias

Following is the list of the de-
ceased Knights of Pythias whose
graves were decorated Tuesday at
the city cemetery, who have passed
away since the organization of the
lodge in this city in 1875:
Russell Shipley, VIM. Thompson,
R. Haynie, F. ramplet, Rev. D.
Chaplin, J. NJ. Goss, ". Korf, J.
Bloombargh, D. W Bloombargh,
". E. Sloan, E. A. Robbins, J. Bas-
sett, J. Sayles, ". K. Lewis, P.
Hlrschberg, R, Jeffries. J. T. Swear
incen.
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A PARTY OF friends went out on
Sandy Sunday and had a barbecue.

The street scraper has been doing
some good work during the past
few days rounding up" the center
and scraping down the sides of the
streets.
The first watermelons of the
season were on the market Tuesday
and wire disposed of at the altitu-
dinal figures of 60 cents apiece. To
the greatest lovers of the succulent
and tempting fruit these prices put
the delicious fruit "out of sight"
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LOCAL NEWS.

IcE Cream at Kiber's to-day.