The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 22, 1907 Page: 2 of 8
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We have no secrets to hide! We pub-
lish the formulas of all our medicines.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR WILL BE FOL-
LOWED BY A SOCIAL SESSION
AND SMOKER.
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The Family Physician
CITY COUNCIL LISTENS TO THE,
READING OF VARIOUS COMMIT-
TEE REPORTS AND A FEW PE-
TITIONS.
ANNOUNCE FOR RE-ELECTION
AND ONE STRONGLY ENDORSED
BY EVERY ONE.
almost
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cheap!
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The best medicines in the world cannot
take the place of the family physician
Consult him early when taken ill.
Charles Kassel
registered nt the
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
TAX COLLECTOR'S FORCE IS KEPT
UNUSUALLY BUSY ISSUING RE-
CEIPTS FOR LITTLE TIME YET
REMAINS.
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and grocer? sell the pony size package for 5 cents and family
size at 15 cents.
"It’s made of white corn in crisp flakes, needs no cook-
ing, and you can take an old raven's word for it, Elijah's Manna
gives a pleasing sensation. Tell me how you like it next visit."
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their time and attention to the in-
terests of Austin and its people, and in
consequence of that fact their friends
feel that full recognition is duo each
and every member by means of a re-
election to his present position.
8HEEP AND GOAT BREEDERS.
L.ongview yesterday, a guest at the \
Driskill. .
W. T. Hewett of Houston was regis-
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CANDIDATES
FOR OFFICE
Several Contests at Coming Municipal
Election Promise to
Be Lively and
Exciting.
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SIMPLE MIXTURE EFFECTIVE FOR
LUNG. TROUBLES.
few days many citizens will have be-
como eligible to vote in the approach-
Meeting to Be Held in Austin Next
Friday Night. ,
Raven—"You know my ancestors used to feed the good
old Prophet Elijah in the wilderness and I told the Postum Co.
over at Battle Creek how to make the food.
Regular Siream of Callers All Day
Yesterday—Board of Regents
of University Among the
Visitors.
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Promote sDigesGon Cheerful-
ness and Rest Contains neither
Oprum Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Maho otic.
Ordinances Passed for Support of Va-
rious City. Departments—City Hall
Fund Receives its
Money Back.
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W. W. Hardy
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as the administratlon ticket, seeking
Thin ticket represents the
taking 12 bottles. I have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured.” Only sure Cough and Cold
cute. Guaranteed by Yates & Hunter.
Druggists. 500 and 31.00. Trial bottle
free.
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The city council had little except
routine business up last night, and
much of the session was devoted to
the reading of reports.
The council met at 8 o'clock, Mayor
Shelley presiding, a litho members be-
ing present except Aiderman Macken.
Several petitions were received and
referred, including a request from the
North Austin Hose company for the
return of $1000 advanced to the city
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J. C. AYER CO., Manufacurine Chemisth Lowell, Man
at the'Capital City ing city election. The entire force ok
le actually ate, drank, 1 the county tax collector’s office were
busy up to a late hour last eveninK
lay and went to tha
Ten
Cents
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of Fort Worth was !
Driskill yesterday.
AVegetablePreparationforAs-
simdlating theoodandRegula-
ting Bowels rf
mjearoancwuzzeza
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A perfect Remedy for Cons lips-
lion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea,
Worms jConvulsions.Feverish-
ness and Loss OF SLEEE
FacSimile Signature of
carecda.
NEW YORK.___
At b .ntmsth* old
35 Dosrs
js^^They act like Exercise.
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“-for the Bowels
for getting the appointment appeer to
be excellent.
Many of the visltors.svho.call, it is
merely, to pay. their respect {to the
new governor, and the. well known
courtesy of th© governor makes every-
one feel at home with him. It iB not
expected that this constant stream of
visitors will cease until after the gov-
ernor has finished all of the appolnt*
me nts to bo made. ’
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A Texas Wonder.
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
VWS OEnTAUa eouvAnv, MCW vonK orre.
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The time for filing applications for
places on the ticket for municipal of-
fices' at the democratic primaries on
February 5 expired at 6 o'clock last
night. Forty-three candidates in all
for the various positions to be filled
druggist, Dr. F. D. Sheppard, and J.
W. Potts, all prominent men of Lib-
erty Hill, were among the late artivale
in tho city last evening. They Bah'
they had come on buiness and also t*
visit the legislature while in nession.
plainly printed thereon. There are
manv rank imitations of Virgin Oil of
Pine (Pure), which are put out under
various names, auch as Concentrated
Oil of Pine, Pino Balsam. etc. Never
accept these as a substitute for the
Pure Virgin Oil of Phe, as they will
invariably produce nausea and never
effect the desired result.
Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) is also,
raid to be a perfect neutralizing agent
for urlo acid.
state revenue agent. There are several
applicants for thrve two positions, but
thus far nothing has been done in the
request the dally papers of the state
to give publicity to a call for a meet-
ing of the members of the associa-
tion’s legislative committee and all
others interested in the breeding of
live stock, with Senator C. B. Huds-
peth and others in th purlore of the
Avenue’ hotel in Austin on Friday
Mix halt ounce of the Pure Virgin
Oil of Fine with two ounces of gly-
cerine and half a pint of good whisky;
shake well and use in teaspoonful
doses. A famous throat and lung
speciallet. who established a camp for
consumptives in the pine woods of
Maine, and whose remarkable cures
there have attracted great attention
from the medical world, declares that
Claims That It Will Break Up a Cold
In Twentv-four Hours and
Cure Any Cough That
is Curable.
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GOVERNOR WILL LIKELY MAKE
THE ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY
OF THE BOARD MANAGERS OF
DIFFERENT INSTITUTIONS.
led to believe at first. His act is most
wonderful and blds fair to bo one of v
the best drawing cards that they have
had at the rink this season. Tho
management seemed more than elated
at the amount of business the rink is
doing. Messrs. Kantrowitz & Peacock
said that they have some of the best
rink attractions coming that have eve*
before played in Texas.
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whis-
key, the great renewer of
youth.
Dr. Palmer, who is a
strong temperance man,
praises Duffy’s Pure Malt
Whiskey as a “medicine
and for medical use only.”
APPLICANTS FOR DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATIONS ON FEB. 5.
twice as big as last year. Ths wonder
is W. L. Hill, who from a weight of 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He
says: ”I suffered with a terrible courh,
and doctors gave me up to die of con-
sumption. I was reduced to 90
pounda, when I began taking Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Covghs and Colds. Now, after
y. H. Reed of Marble Falls was \f
the city yesterday,, partly for businefs
and partly for pleasure, he said. Mr.
Reed controls largo cedar brakes igar -
Marble Falls and sends eonsidierble
cedar wood to Austin and other points
beyond. He said that marble is (not
the only product of his town, but /that
its resources are many and constantly
expanding. He looks for a great de-
velopment of that part of the state
before a great while.
C, 1. Boynton, editor arid propr?tor
of the Llano Times, was among the
late arrivals in the city last after-
noon. Mr. Boynton is hero for the
purpose of ascertuining the outcome
of the Senatorial election which takes
placo today. Mr. Boynton said that his
town is experiencing an era of pros*:
perky and while the pecan crop for
which Llano is celebrated.’ very short
the cotton crop has made good for all
shortage .in ther bmhahes and busi-
ness continues active"-which applies
to all branches of merntlA fines.
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Thre's a Hill at Bowie, Texna, that’s to secure the construction of the build-
vice as big as last year. This wonder ing used as the North Austin fire sta-
r _ - “ • . j.. “ tion, being one-half the sum actuallv
evening, January 25, nt 7:30 o’clock-
tor the purpose of reviewing and dls-
______ Senator Hudspeth’s proposed
i bill to be brought before the present
legislature asking for an appropriation
of 1100,000 from the state for the eX-
’ termination of wild animals in Texas.
Members of the association’s legisla:
tive committee appointed at the last
meeting of the association held with
the farmers’ congress in the State Ag-
ricultural ane Mechanical college at
College Station on July 12, 1906, are:
Hon. W. C. McKamy of Renner, H. T.
Fuchs of Marble Falls, Captain B. L.
Crouch of Corpus Christi, M. C.
Abrams of Manor, Captain D. L. Sher-
rod of Burnet. David Harrell of IJb-
| ertv Hill, F. Beck of Coleman and G.
office of J. Bouldin Rector of the city the entire audience. He proved to
democratic executive committee was them that his performance was gen-
crowded with candidates who had de- ulna and not a fake, as some were
if the trouble is with your throat, bron-
chial tubes, or lungs, ask him about
taking Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Do as
he says.
Pete Harrington was
and men were required to await their
• turn at the collector’s window.
Many men are beginning to appre-
ciate the small limit which now re-
mains in which to avoid disranchise-
ment at the polls of the city primaries
and election. From the small number
of receipts which were issued up to
Saturday’ night and with the great
rush to make payments yesterday it h
conceded that many were only waitin
for the last moment in which to secure
Stinchcomb of Longview were guest3
at the Driskill yesterday.
Folk C. Webb came in from Waco
yesterday and registered at the ve-
nue.
J. B. Moore of Van Ahtyno arrived
in the city yesterday and went to the
Avenue.
A. B. Noble came up from Halletts-
ville yesterday and registered at the
Avenue.
C. If. Wheeler of Boston, Texas,
was among the guests at the Avenue
yesterday.
M. L Robbins, general passenger
ngent for the Houston and Texas Cen-
tral. is expected to arrive in Austin
today.
James Hellen, general passenger
agent for the Texas and New Orleans,
was. among the arrivals in the city
yesterday.
Phil A. Auer, general passenger
agent for the Rock Island, with head-
quarters at Fort Worth, arrived In
the citv yesterday.
C. W. Strain, general passenger
agent for the Frisco, was an arrival in
Austin yesterday.
E. P. Turner, general passenger
agent for the Texas and Pacific, with
headquarters at Dallas, spent yester-
day in the city.
J. O. Burney left last evening over
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas for
Dallas.
F. W. Reese left last night over the
Houston and Texas Central for Gal-
veston. where he will board a Mallory
steamer for New York.
Colonel R. H. Raker, president of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley, left last
evening for Galveston.
Leroy Trice of Palestine, general
manager for the International and
Great Northern, arrived in the city
es terday. 1
C. C. Bea vens of Houston arrived in
Austin yesterday and registered at the
Driskill.
T,B. McAllen came up from Browns-
ville yesterday and went to the Dris-
kill.
C. C. Cody came in from George-
town yesterday and went to the Ave-
nue.
•J. D. childs of San Antonio was at
the Driskill yesterday.
S. H. Flake was in Austin from
Navasota yesterday.
H. W. Hooper of Houston was at
the Driskill yesterday.
L. M. Oppenheimer of San Antonio i
was among the arrivals in Austin yes- |
terday.
Colonel Jot Gunther came in from
San Antonio yesterday.
John B. Armstrong of Katherine,
Texas. is a guent at the Driskill.
Leon L. Shields of San Anna was
vmong the arrivals in tho city yes-
terday.
Joseph E. Cockrell of Dallas was
among the visitors here yesterday and
returned home last night
M. S. Spoonts; general attorney for
the Fort Worth and Denver, was here
yesterday.
N. J. Brier of Sweetwater was in
Austin yesterday.
R. A.' Hoganboom of Port Arthur
arrived in the city yesterday and reg-
istered at the Driskill.
George P. Lupton came in from San ’
Antonio yesterday and registered at ,
the Driskill.
E. D. Steger came in from Bonham
yesterday and stopped at the Driskill.
Hon. John H. Kirby of Houston ar-
lyed in the city yesterday and will
emain a few days.
J. T. Scott of Waco arrived in the
vity yesterday 'and registered at the
A venue.
G. C. Wilkerson of Corsicana was
at the Avenue yesterday.
F. M. and I. J. Hall of El Paso were
dmong the arrivals at the Avenue
yesterday.
‘ H. D. Reaves, F. M, Hell and John
Durst cane in from Tyler yesterday
j nd registered at the Driskill.
H. Levy of Houston was among the 4
urrivals in Austin yesterday.
Ml end Mrs. Ras Young, Miss Le+
nor* Young and Mr. and Mrs. T. 1,
Avenue Hotel Arrivals—B. D. Da- ■
shiell, Jewett; T. H. Hamilton. Hunts- .
vllle; Walter Post, Texarkana; J. W
Heusan. Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. M. E. Scot’ j
Mrs. Minnie Corners. Independence: W
F Butler. Belton; D. MeCunningham <
Colorado City; C. C. Cumby, Colorado
City: C. H. Wheeler, Bastrop; J. D-
Rudd. Waskum; J. B. Moon. Van Als-:
.tyne; Polk C. Webb. Waco; H. LeyY,
Houston; G P. Lupton, San Antonio;
J T. Scott, Waco; R. M: Brown, Whar-
ton; B. B. Brown, Longview; W. W.
Morgan, St. Louis; C. L. Wagstaf
Detroit. Mich.: W. Hardy. Morgan:
J H. Cunningham and wife. San An-
tonio; R. C. Dowie. Cleveland, Ohio;
T. B. Williams, Dallas; T. S. Wade
and son, Grandview: J. I*. Travis,
San Marcos: James Finck and family.
Iaro: A. B. Conley, William Talbot,
J. I’. Hay ton, Decatur; C. I Boynton,
TJano; I. R. Close® Centerville, Iowa;
C. T. Alexander, Houston; J. R.
Ramey. Lockhart; S. H. Lumpkin and
wife. Madina: E. B. Piekett. Liberty
Hill; C. B. Van Leer, New York.
S. E. ROSENGREN.
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Fine Carriages for Hire.
Hospital Ambulance.
413 Congress Avenue. Phones 451.
Secretary Dillingham of the Austin
Business League makes an urgent ap-
peal to the members of that organiza-
: tion to attend the meeting tonight. It
. is desired that a large attendance of
I tho business men be present owing to
t the fact that an election will take place
i to select the president, vice president
‘ and board of directors for the ens-
, ing year. Besides the ©lection, other
• business of. Importance that has ac- .
; cumulated since the last meeting will
I come up for consideration and dis-
i in his appeal to the members of the
’ league the secretary says that the
‛ city of Austin belongs to the citizens,
1 just as a bank does to the stock-
holders; .that tho members of the
Business League are the directors of
the municipal affairs of the city, and
they should take a live interest in the
' welfare of the municipality, ami to
this end a full attendance is neces-
• '1 y. ... .
Following the election there will be
a smoker and social session.
matter. .
Tom Ross.of Brownsville, for many
years a sergeant in the state ranger
service, has reached Austin. Sergeant
Ross is an applicant for the captaincy
of on© of the companies. During his
service for the state, he has made quite
a record for himself, and his chances
v; 1 in the Smith building be rented for
the iimo of the mayor as an office.
Alderman Cuneo introduced a reso-
ution to open’a public strcot through
ho Pease estate leading to the McGill
rd, which had recently been fenced. •
Aldermen Cuneo and Powell cun-
onded that the feme had cut off an
ld county road and should be re-
pened. ,
Tha resolutioa was called.
An ordinance appropriating $40 ta
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ny for extra services in guarding pris-
hers was paesed tinally, as was an
rdinance appropriating SI440 to pay
nnries of drivers of street teams in
307, and an ordinance appropriating
1880 to pay salaries of the aldermen
r the year 1907. and an ordinance
npropriatinr $1800 to pay salaries of
anitary employes, and ‘appropriating
750 to employ extra street labor and
*ms.
The council adjourned.
The number of callers on Governor
Campbell does not appear to decri •
in the least. All day yesterday the
chief executive was kept busy with
visitors, many of those calling having
special missions relative to the ap-
pointments of the minor officials of
the state government, epecialy those
connected with Ah© different institu-
tions.
It was the intention of Governor
E. King of Taylor.
Especially these, with all others In-
terested in this measure of vital im
portance to the live stock interests of
the state, are hereby urged to meet
with Senator Hudspeth and others in
Austin on the date above given. The
limited time Intervening necessitates
prompt action, and the co-operation of
the daily press of Texas is invoked in
the furtherance of this important
measure.
the above formula will heal the lungs
and cure any cough that is curable,
it will break up a cold in twenty-four
pzyguuxa unauyauyax, unu ... hours. The Ingredients can be be-
ord of Taylor, secretary of the same, cured from any good prescription drus-
" *• gist at small cost.
Inquiry at the prescription depart-
ment of a leading pharmacy elicited
the information that the Pure Virgin
Oil of Fine is put up only in hal,
ounce vials for dispensing; each vial
in securely sealed in a round wooden
case with engraved wrapper, showing
the name—Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure)—
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layed filing their applications until tho
last moment.
Chairman Rector announced last
night that the sub-committees ap-
pointed at a recent meeting of the
executive committee to levy assess-
ments would probably meet today and
determine the pro rata of each can-
didate to defray the necessary ex-
penses of conducting the election. An-
nouncement of these assessments will
be made as soon as practicable. As-
sessments and poll taxes must be paid
bv each candidate before the end of
this month in order to get his name on
the official ticket.
At a meeting of citizens held at the
city hall yesterday Messrs. D. H. Cas-,
well, R. A. Thompson, George L. Hume
and J. . Schneider were persuaded to
enter the contest for members of the
water and light commission, those at-
tending the meeting pledging their
support to secure their election. The
applications of all these gentlemen
were file*! yesterday for place's on the
ticket. John Andrewartha and W. S.
Kingsbury also filed application.
CAPTAIN BEACH PERFORMS.
H' • Campbell to send into the senate yes-
-ILs-.. terday his list of appointments on the
boards of the different institutions,
but as the senate was in Bession only
Contmobrieapeniodi, be aent W“Kodny. THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
Among the visitors yesterday DD tho
executive department were the mem-
bers of the board of regents of the
Univeraty of Texas. They spent only
a brief period with the chief execu-
tive. The board has been having a
meeting here.
Considerable interest is being mnani- ------ ...
fested in the appointment of {Ae issue of The Statesman is to be found
ranger captains, the positions made he ------—man* nf "het i knewn
vacant by the resiguntion of Captain
J. A. Brooks, and the appointment ie-electfon.
Captain McDonald to the pofltioh o. men who have worked so har and
... ________ . Captain Bch, the aquatic wonder,
iy the votes of the people have filed mystified tm t' ’ ." '
pplipations to be on the ticket. Just rink last niht. He actually ate. drank,
before the final hour last night (ho smoked and slept under water before
rescribed and Endorsed
by a Temperance Doctor,
• Dr. T. P. Palmer, Rives,
aeemme Tenn., heartily endorses
Captain Garrett E. King of Taylor,
resident of the Texas Shrep and Coat
IXI AMS (iILMKIN
so successfully for Ausin during the '
past two yearn and that their stew- (
edship is in every particular most
satisfactory is agreed to by Austin-
Rex in general.
The personnel of thia ticket repre-
sents men who are identifled with the
best interests of Austin and repre-
sents a citizenship that has ever lined
up as being of Austin and for AusUn
through thick and thin. Having been |
tried and found most true in every
particular, their friends feel that they
are justly entitled to all honors in
the premises and full recognition by
re-election for the future.
As to tho personnel of that ticket,
ro man tan- say but what the men
therein named have always devoted
Although the poll tax teedpts are
somewhAt in arrears to the same
period last year, the tax collector’s of-
fice was kept unusually busy during
THE AUSTIN I
He writes: —
“I indorse Duffy’s Pure Malt
Whiskey as a medicine and for med-
ical use and for nothing else. I
oppose intemperance and favor all
laws that tend toward the suppres-
sion of drunkenness.”—T. P. Pal-
mer, M. D Rives Tenn., Aug. 9,
ml t. p. palmer. ‛ 1906.
pr palmer is one of many thousands of docton throughout the United States, who
prescribe Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey whenever a tonic stimulant is needed. N
Duffy’siPure Malt Whiskey
The leading hospitala throughout the world use Dully’. Pure Malt Whiskey as the
onlyaloholsrtdikcnp forongran yigrus and have on your cheek, the glow o perfect
health, take DuBy’. Pure Malt Whiskey regularly, according to directions, and take no
other medicine. It is dangcrous to fill your
system with drugs. They.poisonthe body
and depress the heart, whife Dufy s Pure
Malt Whiskey tones and strengthens th*
bean action and purifies the entire system.
It is recognized as a medicine, everywhere.
Dufty’s Pure Malt Whiskey has been an-
alyzed and tested by chemists for the past
fifty yean, and has always been found abso-
lutely pure and to contain great medicinal
properties.
Eezhukisfpamam
Ba run WaLkey Co.. Roctiester. N. Y., 1
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advanced.
Several committee reports on minor
matters'were received and adopted.
The hospital committee-reported that
the expense for maintenance of the
City hospital during the past quarter
ws $1406.46 and receipts for the game
period 1306. leaving net expense
11100.46. The cost of maintenance for
the year was 14943.13, amount received
from pay patients 3674.33, making the
net expense for the year $4268.80.
The city purchasing committee re-
ported acceptance of the following bids
tor supplies to June, 1907: Culvert
pipe, George A. Brush; lumber, Cal-
casieu Lumber company; feed for city
teams, Robinson Bros.; meals for
prisoners, Mrs. A. E. Wheeler; gro-
ceries for city and county hospital, W.
B. Smith; dry goods, W. B. Smith;
meal, S. A., Slone; sweet milk, A.
ortkoph; butter and butter milk for
hospital, H. T. Hodge; blacksmithing.
Swan Martin.
A resolution was adopted transferring
31802 frum the street improvement ac-
count to the city hall fund; being
money borrowed from that account.
The special. committee to examine
Into the condition of the East Austin
fire station reported that certain re-
pairs were necessary for the safety o»
the building. The committee was in-
1natructed to make an estimate of the
expense committee for the budget.
The council instructed that room No.
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