Austin Daily Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1902 Page: 3 of 8
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—Officer Bracken yesterday morning
reported putting a bay mare with *ad-
die and bridle on in Cabiniss’ stable.
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look out
This was
—The supply of watermelons In the
city yesterday was the largest of the
season, but by evening few were seen
on the streets.
from I
o’clock.
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the story.
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—The police docket was blank again
yesterday morning and consequently
there was no session of the city court'.
This makes the second empty house In
the police court this week.
—The attorney general’s department
yesterday afternoon approved an issue
of 88200 Wylie school district bonds of
Collin county.
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handed dow
I. Brown.
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tedium
$2.50
mfortable.
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o'clock this morning some were still on
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the picnic grounds
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—A cat that appeared to be mad
was killed at 103 West Sixth street
yesterday afternoon by Police omeer
John Bracken,
except Sunday.
>. F. HARLESS. Proprietor.
against Dr. B. M. Worsham, suit for
damages.
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—A building permit has been Issued
to Wilson Carroll to erect a frame res-
idence on East Seventh street, to cost
4360.
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Los Angeles and San Francisco...............
Portland, Oregon ............................
On sale to June 8.
St. Louis, Mo., and return ....................
Chicago, Ill., and return ..................
On sale June 15, 16, 20, 28. . .
Nashville, Tenn., and return................ ..
On sale June 12, 18, 14, 28, 29 and July 3, 4, 5.
Mont Eagle, Tenn., and return...............
On sale June 30, July 1, 2, 22, 23, 25.
Knoxville, Tenn., and return.................
On sale June 16, 17, 27, 28, 89, July 10, 11, 12.
IDENCE
FEITURE
R.
s Turf Exchange in the rear of
Srystel saloon will be open Satur-
June 21, for all Saturday races.
Capital
Surplus
WM. R. HAMBY.
Cashier.
JAS. L. M'CARTY,
Assistant Cashier.
Board of Directors—Geo. W. Littlefield, Jno. H. Robinson. Jno.
H. Houghton, C. G. Ellis, Edwin Wilson, M. Butler, Chas. Wolf, H.
D. Patrick, Wm. R. Hamby.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
No account top small to receive our prompt and careful atten-
tion.
A. P. Wooldridge.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. The banking business of the public Is
respeotfully solicited.
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L 24 leaves Austin for Houston,
b. ^"arrives from Houston at 1.20
o, 33 arrives from Houston, 4.06
a. 76 leaves Austin for Llano, 4115
[o. 73 arrives at Llano, e:86 p. m
to. 74 leaves Lane for Austin, 7:00
E. M. Scarbrough,
Thos. D. Wojten.
John B. Pope.
GEO. W. LITTLEFIELD,
Prealdent.
JNO. H. HOUGHTON,
Vice Presldent.
R. L. Brown.
Francis Fischer.
J. W. Graham.
T Ii2e
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AUSTIN TRANSFER LINE, OMNL
BUS AND BAGGAGE, ECLIPSE STA,
BLES. ’PHONE 1*1,
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I except Sunday.
PAPA -Ob. What a palnl I believe I have a fever in the heart He
MAMMA-Nonsonse. It isn’t your heart, It’s your stomach. Every time you eat this hot weather, you get a sour stom-
ach full of hot gases and acids, and you swell up until your heart hardly has room to beat if you wero not so obstin-
ata. you’d take my advice and keep your Inside* cool by takina a C ASCARET Candy Cathartic every niahi before going
to bed They work while you sleep and keep you regular in the holiest weather.
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Music. +
Mrs. Hagerty's Summer school +
1 piano and vocal music, deep +
eathing and physical culture, +
13 Congress Ave. +
PATTERBONaEHLENT.
Successors to Monro* Miller, undertak-
ers, omnibus and baggage transfer,
fine carriage and light livery, boarding
horses a specialty. Helipie Btable,
109 to 116 East Seventh street Tele-
phone 161.
.+4444++4+++44
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r. T. Wroe & Sons have just re-
red a big shipment of Hynes' bug-
i, carriages, surrles and phaetons,
I they are beauties.
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SUMMER BOARDERS.
THE DAY WAS CELEBRAIED Sidewalk Notes
---o | —Tom Wilson. Jr., who has been UI
Special to The Statesman.
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SUMMER SESSION.
Mil, comfortable rooms can be ob-
led at the Avenue hotel for the
mer months on very reasonable
ns. Apply in person or drop a
1 to J. E. Hodges, proprietor.
—A call was received at the station
yesterday afternoon asking for an of-
ficer on East Sixth and Red River
streets. Officer Patterson was notified,
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—At 2 o’clock last afternoon Carrie
Watson and Samuel Thomas Jones
were adjudged Insane by a jury in the
county court and later transferred to
the State Insane Asylum. The woman
is about 40 years of age and has been
home is at Garfield. Both were mild
patients.
4000, an increase of about 600 or 700
more than In the general election last,
.
AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1002.
white and black—middle of the read-
ers, and what is called the allied par-
ty, all voted. It seems that demoq-
racy is on a boom.
Misses Sallie and May MeCoustand
left to-day for Holland to be gone
about two months on a visit to that
place and other points in north Texas.
Mr. Long of st, Louis, representing
the Hamilton-Brown Shoe company,
was In town Monday.
Mr. G. W. Heflin was taken to Aus-
tin to-day to be treated by Dr. Mc-
Laughlin. Mr. Heflin had a serious
operation performed on him about two
months ago, and has not been doing
well, so the physicians have advised
—Jake Hirshreld. Ed. Easton, C. Ri-
ley. Bob and Bun Richardson left last
afternoon for the Perdinales river on
a fishing expedition. They took plenty
of corks with them and expect to
catch plenty of fish if the river is not
dry. They will be absent two weeks.
—The 4,000,000 gallon pump at the
city water works is now in shape, to
be operated. This pump will be used
in case of a break down of the 4,000,000
gallon pump, and when the 6,000,000
gallon pump falls to supply the neces-
ookkeeping. shorthand, typewrit-
, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling,
gfaphy, Spanish, etc. Morning ses-
58 8 to 12, beginning June 3. Special
m. Individual Instructions; you
/enter now. Coolest place In the
i New catalogue. Both 'phones.
IFFITTS' COLLEGE OF COM-
Ferce.
ner 18th and Lavaca. Austin, Tex.
—The boys of the junior department
of the Young Men's Christian associa-
tion will go on an outing today, leav-
ing the association rooms at 8:15
o'clock a. m. Every boy is requested
to bring 10c and lunch. A big time is
in stere for all.
—The bullet shot in to W. G. Grant
about two weeks ago has not yet been
located. Grant stated yesterday that
Ms Physicians would use an X-ray
soon.
ruled the plaintiff's motion for a new .
trial in the case of Joe Clough, et al., th possession of another man but ho
826.45 ::
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orteiture th
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rs combine
mmerce, th
ie law is un
void in who
iction for to
this point V
In accordance with an act making ap>
proprlations for the service of the post-
office department for the facal year
ending June 30. 1903. At present an
indemnity of only *10 is paid.
—Last night George Kinehlon, color-
ed, reported losing his hack and team
from the plcnlo grounds at Wheeler'*
grove. The officers were notided to
a. m,
. 23 connects with No. 75
k 74 connects with No. 34
sary water. Work began on
pump several weeks ago.
of ths week in town attending to bu*l-
ness.
Miss Lzzle Lockard and brother
Andrew left to-day for Gatesville.
Messrs. C. E. Jones, A. J. Storey and
Clarence J. P. McDowell went over to
Ban Marcos last night to attend a
concert given by the Christian church
of that place.
The vote polled Saturday was over
iw York,
looking, i
tea. acceu
NINETEENTH OF JUNE OBSERVED several days, was able to be out yea-
terday.
—There are no new developments In
the depot robbery. No more arrests
have been made and as far as Is
known the officers have no clew to the
identity of the robber or robbers.
—Judge Penn of the Twenty-sixth
district court yesterday morning over-
good up to this hour. At midnight
itel Empire, New York, offers the
accommodations st the most rea
ble rates. Accessibly located—
dway and 63d strost
Martin have returned from a fishing
trip to Junction City. The party has
been absent about one 'month and
found plenty of nah and game. Lon
Martin and family. Pete Carr and Jim
Martin left yesterday for a few w.eeks
outing at the same place. They will
make the trio overland.
n and Llano stage makes jon:
i with the east and west bound
at Llano. Fare, $3.00; round
1,00, limited 10 days.
8. G. McLEAN,
Proprietor, Llano.
in's shoes give satisfaction. To-
they are offering some choice
valle by a big picnic and the other did
likewise at Wheeler's Grove. At 3 but no arrests were made.
NOTICE OF HEARING ISSUED
—o— .
Proposition to Established General
Order to Secure Better Trans-
portation Facilities.
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The railroad commission issued the
following notice of hearing:
It is ordered that notice be and the
same Is hereby given to all persons in-
terested that the railroad commission
of Texas will, on Tuesday, July 8, 1902,
at Its office In Austin, take up,and
consider a proposition to establish a
general order providing that on each
and every railroad or division thereof'
in Texas, at least one train either lo-
cal freight or mixed, shall be run
daily, except Sunday, each way, af-
fording facilities for the prompt
movement of shipments of freight in
carloads or less than carloads from
each and every station on such rail-
road or division thereof.
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IF THE BAb l ,8 CUTTING TEETH.
Be , u. , .n. i use that old and well
cried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Boothing
yrup, for children feething. It lays
all pain, cures wind colic and is the
best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-
five cents a bottle.
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Hotel Empire. New York—On cross-
ing any of ths terries, take 9th Ave-
nue Elevated to Fifty-ninth streeL
Most modern accommodation at rea-
sonable rates.
—Eugene Martin and wife and EetIAKEHART, Tex June If.—In the
primaries democrats, a ‘republicans--
an inmate at the City howpital tfi* ALSRIF
past few months. Jonos iw a young TERFE
man about 21 yars of age, and his EO Ft
—Mrs. Gathright of No. 1712 Lavaca
street reported to the station last
night that her 8-year-old son had
been missing from home since early
yesterday morning. The mother was
very uneasy about her boy and fears
that he has met with an accident.
The officers were notified but the lad
had not been located up to midnight.
—The railroad commission yesterday
dismissed the crossing controversy
case of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway company against the
Electric Railway company of El Paso.
The commission dismissed the case on
the grounds that It was without juris-
diction or authority to determine the
controversy, the Electric Railway com-
pany being a street car company.
The Label Pusher, out today. +
illl interest any man or woman +
lat will tike time to read it. +
—A marriage license was granted
last afternoon to James Loud and
Pearl Kinney. colored.
A VERY «PAINTING
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BAID TO BE 300 YEAR* OLD, HA*
'BEEN BROUGHT AERE FROM
MEXICO.
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A picture painted more than 300
years ago and said to represent the
death of Joseph, which Is on exhibition
in the show window of Yatew drug
store, is attracting considerable in-
terest, hnd especially among those
who can appreciate the real value and
artistic merit of the relic. The pic-
ture is owned by and was brought to
this city from the City of Mexia by
Mr. L. K. Dunlell. Yesterday several -
local artists viewed the picture and -
all declare that It is one of the finest
ancient paintings known to them and
Its value is difficult to estimate. Mr.
Daniell purchased the picture from an
old. Mexican woman. He also came
Into possession of several statues,
carved from solid pieces of wood and
several smaller pictures.
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LOCKHART LOCALS.
of kidney disease. It
kidney trouble is al
lowed to advance the
rod
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। affirmed ti
civil appeal
district cou
case of tn
the Shipuer
se Compan
the state r
larter of e
/e-nground 1
anti-trust J
o create a
veral com-
: the north-1
hereby pre-J
en aids to]
a forfeiture
ne court del
ion of tacte
nu-trust ac
cts and evi
forfeltuie o
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There is a .discaso prev
untvy mot dangeroya bee
L * G. N. RAILROAD.
the present schedule efecuve
ber U, International and Great
ern trains arrive at and depart
passenger atation as below:
Northbound.
——10:40 a m.; 12:10 a m.; 3:67
L; U:U p. m. ...
ve—14:34 a m.; 12:15 p. m.; 3:00
a; 11:18 P m.
,-4:00 ouhbetnda m.; 3:14
8:50 p. m.
>—4:14 a m.: 6:00 a m.; 3:30 p.
9:40 p. m.
WON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
34 leaves Austin for Houston,
—The funeral of C. A. Buechner was
held yesterday afternoon at 5130
o'clock from the family residence at
No. 1904 University Avenue. There was
a large attendance at the funeral ser-
vices. Interment was in the City
cemetery.
BY THE COLORED CITIZENS
. OF AUSTIN.
Ill PARADES AND IWO PICNICS1
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Large Crowds Attended the Festivities
at Govalle and at Wheeler’s
AMPASAS STAGE LINE.
Burnet ..................Uam.
Lampasas .....,........4p.m
Lampasas ..... .10:14 am.
Burnet ...... 8:15 p. m.
W. A. NEWTON, Prop.
[BON *AND LLANO STAGE.
womans
ordeal through which ti” CX-
NafypA
V4HUUHE W that she looks forward to the critical
• hour with apprehension and,dread
Mother’s Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties
allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and
so prepares the system for the
Mefheyp”4
little suffering, as numbers if ■ vlllVi - U
have testified and said, “it is
worth its weight in gold.” $1.oo per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
valuabl e’aformation mailed free.
T •RAS» HGULATOR CO.. Atleata, Col
Grove.
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Yesterday was June 19th, and as
usual the colored population celebra-
ted the thirty-seventh anniversary of
the emancipation of slavery in grand
style.
This celebration was divided into
two distinct sets and there were two
parades. The processions started at
noon, one at the foot of Congress Ave-
nue and the other near the court
house. Both vrocessions had a band
and were led by the officers of the day.
All the vehicles in both parades were
gaily decorated and each set repre-
sented labor. At the head of one of
the processions were Sergeant Owen
and Police Officers Bracken, Jones and
Pierce. The officers led In order to
clear the streets of all obstructions.
The streets were crowded with the
colored citizens to witness the glorious
parade, which is looked forward to
with' so much Interest from year to
year. With the exception of a few ac-
cidents the procession passed off nicely
and the colored residents deserve credit
for the orderly manner in which It
was conducted.
One of the party celebrated at Go-
[Roof Garden of the Southwest
■ season at Cloudcroft will open
fune 1st, the Lodge Dining Hall
Lunch Counter havlug been placed
r the able management of the
Bar hotel proprietor and manager.
Geo, Waterman.
e fame of Cloudcroft as the Pre-
FResort of the southwest has been
ided far and wide, and patrons
1 rest assured Ito reputation will
be allowed to suffer this season
mbive improvements have been
e in the way of accommodation,
I outdoor as well an Indoor amuse-
ts and entertainment
r a booklet regarding Cloudcroft
arther Information In reference to
Sammer Resort. call on nearest
ion Ticket Agent, or address,
A. N. BROWN.
G. P. A.. E. P. R. L Route,
El Paso, Tezs.
Asheville, N. C,, and return................. 831.10 J I
On sale June 12, 15. one fare, plus $2,00, on sale to • :
Resort points in the states of Colorado, Wisconsin and Michigan ! ;
one fare, ilus 82.00, one sale to September 80, good until October 31 1 ;
for return.
For rates and information regarding other points too numerous to ' :
mention call at City Ticket Office, 522 Congress avenue, comer 6th I I
St., Red Front ’
Democracy is on a Boom—Personal
this 2/06, end Other Notes,
......623.40 !
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......827.25
—
The Cause of Many
Sudden Death
W
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+ A HORSE KILLED ITSELF. +
+ At 10 o'clock yesterday morn- +
+ Ing a horse belonging to Rob +
+ Roy committeed suicide by hang- +
+ Ing itself. The animal was tied +
+ to a post at the foot of the Col- +
+ orado river bridge and dellber- +
+ ately fell back, breaking Its +
+ neck. The failure of the corn crop +
+ la suppdsed to have been the +
+ cause. +
+ Several persona witnessed tho +
4- animal break its neck, and all de- +
+ dare that it was a deliberate +
+ suicide. The mare was buried +
+ Ice at 140 per pound deliver- +
+ ed. Buy a coupon book and get 4
+ Ice delivered at 25c per hundred +
+ pounds by the Lone Star Wagons. +
+ Phone 246. +
+++ •++±++++ +++
W. T. Wroe & Sons invite you to
visit their carriage repository and har-
ness and saddle factory; they sell the
beat work on the market and can save
yoa money.
stion of fa
-barter expr
corporation
t the stat
e said that!
as organize,
ter furnish
i law. The
y do everyti
■ter and i
compresses
t to forfeit
the intent
and it devo
blish an un
the ortel
year.
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ATTEND THE BUMMER SCHOOL
AT GRIFFITT8 COLLEGE OF COM-
------ 3- -5 -----r CAT.
A. P. WOOLDRIDGE, R. U BROWN, JA8PER WOOLDRIDGE,
Prevident Vice President Cashler.
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—Last afternoon suit was filed in
the Fifty-third district court by R. H.
Baker against C. M. Riddick, note,
amount 3946.60 with Interest at 8 per
cent from April, 1901, also 10 per cent
attorney's fee.
Eating comm!
ckham at Fo
n. E. M. Ve
rate Home, 1
it the Driski
5RTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
[ you are thinking of taking a
free, call on Mrs. Lillie Erwin, who
I no superor as a shorthand teach-
Mrs. Erwin does not now employ
assistant, a* she finds it more sat-
ictory to take a limited number of
dents and give each one her per-
al attention. 208 East Fourth
set. Austin. Texas. Phone 411.
. --------------------------------
■ Miss Elizabeth Weller will +
cept a limited number of voice +
(ad piano pupils. Special at- +
ention givn to accompanying +
(nd sight singing when desired. +
Address No. 2300 Guaaalupe +
itreet. Sight singing class now +
torming.
+)
9 deaths are caused b
it— heart diseas
pneumoala; heal
X failure or apoplexy
-are often the result
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
.....*200,000 || u. 8. bonds at par.............
.....$150,000 II Reserved for taxes..... 5,000
PAI
30--K vital organa or the
kidneys themselves break down and waste
Away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
a derangement of the kidneys and a cure la
obtained quickest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys, If you are feeling badly you
can moke no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and scald-
ing pain in passing It and overcomes that
unpleasant nocessity of being compelled to
go often during the day sad to got up many
fimes during the night. Tho mild and ilia
extraordinary offeot of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. Il atands the highest for its won-
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root I* pleasant to take and sold
by all dryggiste in fifty-pent and one-dollar
sited bottles. You may . , wnty
have a umple bottle of efm2M2kasdh
this wonderful new dis- BX
coyoty, and a book that TeHM
tall* all about It. both ugmaotasampnooa
rent (roe by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in th's paper.
SUMMER MUSIC CLASS. +
—A big execution will take place at
the dog jail tomorrow morning at IQ
o’clock. Officer Evans stated yester-
day that he had fourteen unclaimed
canines that would be sent to "dbg
heaven” If not redeemed before June
21, 1902. at 10 o’clock, a. m.
4 Bouquet of Bargains
buggles, carriage*, phaeton* and
ri**: thev arebeautenW.T Wro
ment that on and after July 1, Indem- „ . Empire, Nw Tork. I*
nity shall be paid for lost domestic wevenominueen from th* Grand Cel
registered first class mall matter not (station. Take venth arenee
to-exceed $26 to any on* case. This is Broadway car*
CITY, TELEPHONE* 66*. CORNS
18TH AND LAVACA, AU*TIN, TEh
Don’t fall to M* our stock Hynea
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