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Frightened at the Minstrel Pa-
rade—No Material Damage.
IT HAS A PARTIAL VICTORY FOR 011 COMPANE8
yesterday
borough, one of
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another, so that no cars be supplied or
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ABOUT EYES.
atorial district, at a meeting held in j
Glasses Are Not Always Necessary.
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EGISTRATION Of STUDENTS ENTERTAINED NR. PLATT
Make Your Calculation
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To Spend a Profitable Moment With Us When Doing
Fall Shopping
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Active preparations have
everything
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Among the new
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In looking over the selections that have been made
for yourespecial benefit, in the dry goods line-every•
thing new and attractive, especially our prices.
Skirts......
Silk Waists. . .
Flannel Waists
Railroad Commission Promulgated Rules and Regula-
tions for Movement and Furnishing Oil Tank Cars.
appellees from Interfering
rights of the appellant in
above styled and numbered cauhe
now violating the order grantin
nish and supply said tank cars to the
persons applying therefor in the order
in which said applications* may be re-
reived, without discrimination in favor
of or against any person, and without
appeals, that a temporary writ of In-
junction was granted restraining the
furnished any person before' furnish-
ing and supplying the same to othei
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FROM FURTHER ACTION ON THE
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AGAINST MAYOR RIGGINS.
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piled that the resolution was in
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presented to the Third court of civil
appeals a request to restrain the city
council of Waco from taking further
action In the impeachment proceed-
ings until this court passed on the ap-
peal from the Twenty-fourth district
court, which dissoited a former writ
of injunction granted by Judge Poin-
dexter.
The order of the court of civil ap-
peals granted yesterday is as follows:
J. W. Riggins, appellant, vs. W. H.
Thompson et al, appellees, from Mc-
Lennan county.
It appears from the transcript of the
Mr.
peo-
j street car line at 1 o'clock this (Sun-
day) evening.
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Restraining Order issued Yesterday
Morning—Case Will Come In
Regular Course In October.
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Sult to Recover Land Instituted in the
Travis County District Court.
Mr. McLemore’s Position.
lion made the district court of the
Twenty-fourth district on the ISth day
of September, 1902, ‘dissolved the tem-
porary writ of Injunction and entered
an order and judgment dismissing the
above styled cause, from which Judg-
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THE SENATORIAL COMMITTEE. IN
SESSION IN THIS CITY
YESTERDAY.
JEFF M'LEMORE TO THE AT-
TORNEY GENERAL. •
our trouble until I read an article on
the subject In the Cleveland paper.
..We were discussing It at table one
day and my daughter said: 'I know it
is coffee that hurts me for when I de
not drink it I do not have that lump
Anderson of Williamson if the
President Prather Says the Institution
is in an Excellent Sanitary and
Physical Condition.
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jurisdiction of them or their property; •
vet for more than fifty years she has I
had actual and notorious knowledge of d
the fact that these lands were in the I
exclusive' possession of the claimants, J
and has annually levied, assessed and I
collected state and county taxes upon I
such lands from them as the owners f
thereof, thereby recognising the fact
that these lands were individual prop-k
l subject to the call of the chairman,
I who was directed to present the rese-
lution to the state chairman.
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office. ■
Present— J. E. Lucy, chairman; J. k•
Stanley of Burnet county, J. R. Ham-
ilton of Travis county, J. C. Anderson
erty.
Is it not a fact that a state should
always act in the best of faith towards
in all her dealings with
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TINUE FOR WEEK.
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LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
In this court. It appears from the
record now on file in the court of civil
appeals that the appeal has been per-
fected as required by law, said cause
been absent for the summer have re-
turned and are ready to assume theit
gather the social and club news.
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Every Phase ol Ihe Case Covered By the Commission--enlly to
Be Paid By the Railroads to Owners of Tank Cars--8eale
if Rites Arranged--.Elfective October 13.
sors in title have actually held and Oc-
cupied ever since the. acquisition of the
territory, under .rights derived from
the former sovereignties. Especially is
it pertinent in view of the fact that
the original archives of such titles still
remain in a foreign government, and
the further fact, that Texas, by her
early laws, took from the- owners their
proxies.
On motion Mr. Hutchings of Travis
county was elected secretary.
Mr. Stanley of Burnet county pre-
We a
’Ladies'
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suits at
$15.00, 1
als
of the Third supreme judicial distract
of Texas, do hereby order and require
ediv had the runaway not been stop
ped when it was, some one would have
been hurt. The mules became frisht-
ened at the negro minstrel band, which
was parading the Avenue at 11 o’clock,
and made automobile time.
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cheeks and lips are red Instead of blue
or purple when we are out in the cold:
the drowsy feeling has left and the
prickly feeling has entirely left my
son. We use it twice a day and give
cars as herein provided. -
The case of Mayor Riggins of Waco
was unexpectedly brought to Austin
Parents are often advised to get
glasses for their children by the schooT
authorities who attribute the weak,
watery condition of the eyes of the child
to some defect in the vision, and do
not realise that the trouble may drise
from the common practice of cofee
drinking.
A case in point. Mrs. C. E. Knapp of
Elyria. O.. says: "‘Six months ago we
Tips’ hardware establishment, the ne-
gro was close enough to grasp the off
mule bv the bridle. He was riding a
cow pony and no sooner had he
grabbed the bit. his horse immediately
fell back and the result was that the
SOMEPERTINENIINTERROGAIORIES
from a connecting
however, that no railroad
DEEISION REACHED ON OIL TANK CAR PROPOSITION COUNCIL-MENARE RESIRAIN
... . I MULES GOING AT BREAK-
• hall be required to furnish to any aP- ._D
plicant more than ten car, at any one NECK SPEED
tlm*. nor more than nay car* in any | p
ten days, nor more than 150 cars in ;
“hat Ir"me appianlaon be for “ SIKHS WERE FULL Of PEOPLE
or leas, the railroad company shall be i
required to furnish the same in three ----
ceippinanosh «I Played Automobile.
more than ten and lesa than fifty care,
the Mme "hall be furnished within
»lx day" after the receipt" of such ap-
plication, and if the application be lor
fifty car, or mere the eame zhall De
furnished within ten days after the
receipt of such application.
second-Said applicant "hall. at the
time of making such application for
tank car or car", deposit with the
"—" company as
mules were suddenly brought to a
standstill. No damage was done, but
if Van Gant had not been a giant 11-
strength himself he would have been | record in the above styled and num-
jerked from his horse and no doubt; bered cause, filed in the court of civil
seriously hurt, it was a brave'act and
all who witnessed It could not resist
from applauding the negro. The street
was crowded at the time and undoubt
Mose Van Gant, a negro cowboy,
made hjmseit a reputation in this city
yesterday morning by capturing a run-
away team of mules on Congreas Ave
nue. Th* team belonged to a one-
armed white man, who was seated in
the buggy when the runaway occurred,
and started at Fifth and Congress
Avenue. They "hot up the Avenue like
lightning and all efforts on the part 0
the driver to stop them were in vain
Van Gant was some distance down
the Avenue on his horse when the
mules started and took out after them,
and bv the time they reached Walter
shape for the reception of the
democratic nominee for the omice of j present.
state senator in said district, therefore : The chair (Mr. Lucy) asked if Mr.
be it j Hamilton of Travis doubted his au-
Resolved by the democratic execu- j thority to call the committee to-
live committee of the Twentieth sen- ! gether.
The question being put. Mr. Hamil-
croft and Allen D. Sanford, li
First_When the shipper of crude or
fuel petroleum desires to make ship-
ment of the same in tank car". and
shall make application in writing for
mid cars to the superintendent or
other person In charge of the trans-
portation of any railroad company
operating a line of railway in this
state, or to the local agent thereof at
any station or point on said railroad
where freight is received, and whert | met
said cars are desired, or to the local "
agent thereof at the station nearest
said point. If there be no agent in
charge at the point where wild cars
nre deatred, such railroad company is
required to furnish and supply to such
shipper, at the point indicated in such
application, the same being a station
or point on said line of railway where
freight is received, the number of
tank cars desdred. within a reasonable
lime thereafter, not to exceed six days
from the receipt of such application
And said railroad company shall fur-
erson or persons whose application.
signee thereof without any unreason-
able delay: and having received from
a shipper a tank car or cars loaded
with crude or fuel petroleum destined
to a point on a connecting line of rail-
road. the company so receiving such
loaded tank cursor cars shall forward
and haul the same over Its line of rail-
road to its (unction with the next con-
necting line of railroad en route to des-
tination. to which connecting line it
shall, at such (unction. deliver the
same for further transportation.
the city of Austin on this, the 20th ,
day of September, 1902, That we ap-
peal to the state democratic chair-
man. lion. James B Wells. for an
official expression as to whom he rec-
ognises as the nominee of the demo-
cratic party for state senator In this.
original muniments of title which they
received from the former governments •
them? Can she so recognize the rights 7
of individuals to the property for such 7
long period of time and allow innocent .
purchasers to acquire the same upon I
their faith in the rectitude of her.conzs1
duct towards her citizens? Shall theseg
innocent purchasers be' denied justice 1
because the plaintiff is a soverelg l
state, though the same which has, by I
her conduct, so long recognized..the
rights of the possessors? Respectfully j
duties when the
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The Committee Adopted a Resolution
Calling on Chairman Wells to
Decide Merits of Contest.
The democratic executive committee
WAS VOLTAIRE
in my stomach.' My boy said: 'A lump
is nothing, every time I drink coffee
my fingers prickle just as though they
were asleep.' I was both scared and
astonished at such information, and
told them I had made the last cup of
his attorneys, and
tank ear or tank -----
crude or fuel petroleum destined to •
point on any connecting line of rai
road, the company, so receiving such ,
loaded < ar or core shall forward and
haul the same over its line of railroad
to its function with the next cohneet
Ing line of railroad to which It shall
deliver the same for further transpor-
l havigg
line of railroad a
cars loaded with
University, getting
senatorial district
temporary injunction. Therefore, we.
First—Every railroad company oper-
ating a railroad between points in
Texas, shall receive, when tendered to
it by a shipper at a station on It" line
of railroad: every tank < ar loaded with
crude or fuel petroleum Intended for
transportation over its line of railroad
to a oolnt on its line of railroad, and
also every tank car loaded with crude
or fuel petroleum intended for trans-
portation over It" line of railroad and
thence to a point on any connecting
line of railroad. Having received from
a shipper a tank car or tank cars load-
ed with crude or fuel petroleum des-
tined to a point on its line of raliroal
the company so receiving such loaded
tank car or cars shall forward and
haul the same over its line to destina-
tion and deliver the same to the con-
of Williamson county.
Absent—D. W. Phillips of Lampasas
county.
Mr. Phillips' proxy In favor of Henry
Hutching" was presented and allow-
ed, Mr. Hamilton voting against
Third—And said applicant shall,
within forty-eight hours after wueh
tank car or cars have been delivered
and placed as hereinbefore provided.
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11 Fourth - Every railroad company
operating a line of railroad in Fexas,
ghal receive, when tendered to it by a
connecting line of railroad, at a place
, of junction of their tracks, every
empty tank car Intended for transpor-
tation over its line of railroad to a
point on its line of railroad, and rImo
every empty tank car intended for
transportation over its line of railroad
and thence to a point on any connect-
ing line of railroad. Having received
a connecting line of railroad any.empty
tank car or cars destined to a point on
its Un* of railroad, the company 80 re-
ceiving such car or cars shall forward
and haul the same without Unneces-
sary delay over its Une of railroad to
destination, and "hall deliver the same
to the consignee or owner thereof, and
having received from a connecting line
of railroad any empty tank car or cars
destined to a point on any connecting
line of railroad, the company so re-
ceiving such empty tank car or cars,
shall forward and haul the same over
its line of railroad to its Junction with
the next connecting Une of railroad to
which it shall deliver the fame for fur-
ther transportation.
Fifth- Rallrone companies shall, at
points from which empty tank cars are
to be returned, have way-bills made
for such cars, showing to what point
(he cars are to be returned, and also
the name of consignee, whether a rail-
road or other company or person. And
the original and tissue impressions of
such wav-bilis shall be preserved and
kedt in the same manner as are other
way-bills.
Sixth—Railroad companles shall pay
district.
Mr. Anderson of Williamson second-
ed the resolution.
Before the question was put Mr.
It freely to my twenty months' old
babe. We find it better and cheaper
than coffee. We can not speak too
highly of its merits for we know we
owe the change in our health to Pos-
.turn CerekI Food Coffee."
Page of the University of California.
He arrived in Austin a short time
ago.
The prospects for athletics this year
at the Institution are very bright, and
the baseball and football teams are
peeled to be as good as ever turned
out by thev University.
+ sician that coffee was “a slow +
+ poison,” replied: "T-. : 2 :
it sn, Pna"WauinE.‛pre: k “cihaorv
I + Food Grocers. . the second of the railroad series. Sub-
• ject, “Preparation/’ All boys are cor-
HON. through the action of her commissions
appointed to investigate such titles,.
munt a nehrourinror the amount of
the freight charges for the carriage
of the petroleum to be carried therein
to the destination thereof, as named
in the application, unless the Said
company shall agree to deliver said
tank cars without such prepayment.
In default of which prepayment of
charges, Unless the same is waived as
aforesaid, the railroad company shall
not be required to furnish said tank
The railroad commission yesterday
afternoon reached a conclusion on the
hearing held on inst Thursday ami Fri-
day on the proposition to rurnisntank
cars and also on the proposition.
th* movement of loaded and empIY °1
tank car. The commission Iwued a
set of rules and regulations on both
propohitons The following is the de
cislon covering the movement of loaded
Buys a
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with the
the dis-
by Judge J.
Second—Every railroad company
operating a line of railroad in Texas
shall receive, when tendered to it by a
connecting line of railroad, at n place
, of lunctlon of their tracks, every tank
car loaded with crude or fuel petro-
leum Intended for transportation over
its line of railroad to a point -on its
line of railroad, and also every tank
car loaded with crude or fuel petro-
leum intended for transportation over
its line of railroad ang thence to a
point on nny connecting line of van-
roml. Having received from a connect
' Ing Une of railroad a tank car or tank
cars loaded with crude or fuel petro-
leum destined to a pbint on It" line of
railroad, the company So receiving
such cars shall forward and haul the
same over Its line of railroad to des-
“nation without unnecessary delay, giving preference to one person over
and shall deliver the same to the con:
signee thereof. Ami havigg received
coffee I ever would for home use. I progress for some time past
got a package of Postum Food Coffee
and tried it for our next meal and we
Hon. Jeff McLemore yesterday ad-
dressed the following open letter to the
attorney general, touching on the land
litigation instituted from time to time
by the state to recover lands which
were originally granted under old
Spanish land grants:
To Attorney General Bell:
How long can a sovereign state ques-
tion and hold in doubt titles owned by
the inhabitants of a territory which it
rented the following resolution and
moved its adoption? ple or the county executive eommit-
whereas, it would be desirable for , tee had requested him to be present
the dissension among the democrats or authorized hip attendance at thi«
of the Twentieth senatorial district to meeting.
cease, and for all doubts to be remov- ; Mr. Anderson of Williamson replied
ed from the minds of the democrats of ■ that by virtue of his office as county
the district as to whom the state i chairman and member of this commit-
democratic chairman recognizs as thetee he construed it his duty to be
charge of the duties as mayor of the
city of Waco, and enjoyment of the
rights, privileges and emoluments
pertaining to that office, and restrain-
ing them from impeachment proced
irgs looking to his removal from said
l office. It further appears that on mo-
to th* owner, of lank cars used in the
transportations of crude,and.cuelnPre
aroleum. whichcars shali belfuliy"ioadthe same and upon fallure
datonorte or hauled, Whether loaded (to do so the railroad company .hall be
or XJ and H per ear per day ror. authorized to retain the amount ol
2 ,.h day .aid car or ear. "hall be in such depo.lt a. compensation for th*
X oor^.M on or each railroad com- une of such car. and for the pervice
m,nv or railroad companies in excess performed In placing the same, and
of ten days, when the point of delivery and the railroad company .hall have
0 rhe oil to the consignee I’ within 100 the right immediately upon the exPpi
mile, or lesa from point of origin there- ration of said time to take charge of
of and 11 per car per day for ” t ime and remove wild car., provided that
in of fifteen days when such where application, are made on sev-
point of delivery I" more than 100 and eral days, all of which are filled on
not more than 200 miles: and »1 per car the same day, the applicant shall have
per dav for all time in exe*." o! twenty fort y-eight hours to load the car or
dav. When such point of delivery 2 cars furnished on the first-application,
mor* than 200 mil*, from point or and the next forty-eight hours to load
- it being understood L, 1 the car or cars furnished on the next
by shippers in loading application, and so on.
unloading, a o the Fourth—These rules and regulations
shall apply as well to the trustees or
receivers in charge of any railroad
and engaged in operating the tame.
Effective October 13, 1902.
University opens.
Instructors is Dr.
and emoty tank cars.
Il la ordered bv th* railroad commis-
sion of Texas that all railroad compa:
niesin Texas shall observe the follow-
ing rules and regulations for the receP
tion, movement and delivery of tank
cars loaded with crude and fuel petro-
leum. and also of empty tank cars, be-
tween pointa in Texas: I origin' thereon,
'’time consumed "r mu -
TANKCARS LOADED WITHURUDE or consign** In unloadings Ane r.
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hand tank cars in which to tranapor I
and .hall offer to transport the oil of
the shipper in the ram*. It shanunot.be
required to nay any ear mileage
charge" for the use of the car. so ten-
is now pending, undisposed of in this
court. By affidavit presented to the
undersigned judges of the v court of
civil appeals it is made to appear that
the appellees, W. H. Thompson, W.
M. Woodall, W. 8. Gillespiel Ben C.
Richards, Tom M. Hamilton,', B. J.
Jameson, A. Alexander, W. Cock-
were a family of invalids; my hus-
band, myself and two children were all
afflicted with stomach trouble. I wopld
get so faint before it was time for reg-
ular meals, and after eating had .pain
and distress in the stomach, which felt
as though there was a hard lump in
there. I felt drowsv and stupid most
of the time. If I was out in the wind
my eyes would water so it hindered me
from seeing.
My non was the worst afflicted. His
eyes blurred so they hindered his pro-
gress in school and we thought it
wold be necessary to have them
treated. His teacher finally had him
bring his reader home with word that
I have him read an hour each day out
of school. He could not read a para-
graph without stopping to wipe his
ton of Travis stated that Travis coun-
ty did not participate.
The resolution was adopted:
Ayes—Burnet, Lampasas and Wil
liamson.
Nays—None.
On motion of Mr. Anderson of Wil-
liamson the . committee adjourned
V
Couve
a reguh
special
B. Scar-
end of the week. The University will
open for business on Monday, Sep-
tember 29. A number of students
have already arrived and are locating
themselves While there is no way
of ascertaining exactly how the at-
tendance this session will be. Presi-
dent Prather of the institution stated
yesterday .that the probabilities are
that the attendance will be large.
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4- JUST RECEIVED, a big lot of ±
4- Richelieu Maple Syrup. This la +
4- the finest maple syrup ever +
4- brought to Austin. Try a can +
4- and you will buy more. Deen & ±
+ Walling, Pure Food Grocers. +
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, Last night the mall carriers and
clerks at the postoffice tendered a
| smoker at the East Austin fire hall to
’ Rad Platt, who represented this
branch of the Letter Carriers’ asso-
elation at the national convention,
which was held at Denver, Col., last
week. All who attended spent a most
enjoyable evening and declare that
the mail carriers have established a
reputation as entertainers.
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THE SUNDAY CLIPPER.
The new weekly paper devoted to
society happenings, club news and pol-
tics, will make its appearance next
Sunday, and by the way the subserin-
tion solicitors are getting readers, the
Clipper w ill go into every Austin home, ’
right from the start.
It will be printed on fine book paper,'
and will be good reading, and interest-
i Ing, all the time. George Mendell, the
i local correspondent of the . Houston
1 Post, will be the editor, and his wife,
• assisted by Miss Ella Fulmore, will
the clerk of this court to immediately''
Issue an order, to be served and exe-
cuted by the sheriff of McLennan
county, Texas, commanding said
above named appellees, each and all
of them, to restrain and refrain from
further disobedience and violation of
the order granting the temporary in-
junction, and-from anywise interfer-
ing with thejuridrt fion of this court
during the pendency of this cause.
H. C. FISHER, Chief Justice.
W. M. KEY, Associate Justice.
This will put a stop to further pro-
ceedings In the celebrated case until
this court finally passes on the ques-
tion, which will be some time in Oc-
tober. The court does not convene
until the first Monday in October, and
the case will have to be advanced be-
fore it can be taken up out of its regu-
lar order.
and has never returned them to their . I
owners, but kept them unil, perhaps, J
thev have all been destroyed while in J
her custody, and the original proqcals
of them in the Mexican archives hve
been mutilated and in many instn8r
destroyed by the incidents of rvohu-
tion and foreign invasion. x
Another hardship is that such suitk
are instituted in the district court of '
Travis county, from 250 to 350 miles
from where said lands are situated, G
thereby compelling the defendants to ‛
travel such distance to defend their
rights against the demand of the state, 4
when the very genius of our govern- g
ment is to afford the citizen means of 'i
trying his rights in the county where b
he resides or in that in which his prop- E
ertv is situated.
Again, the state has never labored j
under any disability to sue her citizens 3
in her own courts in districts having 1
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- DR. HUGHES’ caramel fruit
- coloring for ice cream, cakes. +
- jellies, custards, pastry, etc., sold +
- by Deen/ A Walling, Pure Food +
4> Grocers.! -F
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dereistorder shall tdkegeftect october
13. 1902.
Th* following ar* th* rules and I5:
ulatlons decided upon by th* railroad
commisalon for handling tank ' arsi
jt l" ordered by th* railroad com-
mifsion ot Texas that railroad ■com-
panles in Texaa shall observe.
fowing rules for furnishinK. 'o ahIP-
pers of crude and fuel petroleum tank
cars for the carriage of such ship-
ments;
coffee drinkers, especiaily my boy, but Th registration of students for the
never thought that was the cause of Uniyersity will commence next Wed
- ■ • nesday morning and.continue to the
Hamilton of Travis desired to state
hl" position, which in substance was
that the Travis county convention had
provided for the calling vtogether of
the county executive committee to
declare the nominee for state senator
In this district, and that, acting under
such authority and at the request of
forty-seven out of its forty-nine mem-
bers, he had called the county com-
mittee together, who had, by a vote of
21 to 4 declared Faublon the nominee,
he having received a majority of 1405
votes in the district and had instructed
him (Mr. Hamilton) to demand of the
ccmmissioners court. that they place
Faubion’s name on the ticket. Un-
der such conditions he would not par-
ticipate. In any action to defeat bls
people's position. In any event, he
could see no use in passing the question
to the state chairman, who himself
had sald that he had grave doubts as
to whether he had jurisdiction.
The chair (Mr. Lucy) asked if an
i appeal had been had to the state
1 chairman before why not now
Mr. Anderson of Williamson asked
if Travis county had not provided by
resolution for a senatorial convention,
to which Mr. Hamilton of Travis re-
eyes or close them. We were great
EMPTY TANK CARS.
Third—When any such tank car or
cars have been unloaded and relense
or tendered back bv th* consign^ to
any railroad company operating ane
of raliroad. within ‘bls state. H sle
be the duty ot such railroad company
to receive and haul same withoutuun:
necessary delay back to the poin
where the same was, when loaded, re:
ceived from a shipper, when such point
is located on its line of railroad; but
when such point is on a connecting
line of railroad, the railroad company
so receiving such empty tank car or
car", shall haul the same without un-
necessary delay over its line of ral-
road to its lunctlon with the next con*
• necting Une of railroad where it shall
deliver such tank car or cars to such
connecting line for further transporta-
COMMUNICATION FROM
- The Rond to Rood Health _
is Dr. Thachers User and Blood Ssrup
soon learned to Ilk* it and think it bet-
ter than coffee.
We have npne of us been troubled
with our stomachs since we com-
menced to use it. Our eyes do not
waler any more when in the wind, our
has acquired or by purchase under
treaty stipulations?
This question is pertinent to the
present state of affairs in Texas when,
more than fifty years after the acqui-
sition of the territory by the United
States, from which Texas acquired it
in 1350, by the - so-called compromnise ]
act. a number, of suits have been in-1—.----— .
stituted by you, as attorney general, her citizens
agains the inhabitants to recover "hem’ Can
lands which thev and their predeces-
COURT Civil APPEALS TAKS MAND ' the court of civil appeals, as 1 made
| manifest from the record now on file
dents, and the sanitary and physical
conditions are much better than ever
before.
Many of the Instructor* who have
AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1902
AT UNIVERSITY BEGINS NEXT SMOKER
WEDNESDAY MORNING-CON- | TO DELEGATE TO NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
. FUNERAL NOTICE.
Th* funeral of James H. Robertson. Attend' Fu- -
Jr., son of Judge and Mrs. James H I Members ofY.M. -catptAienr.F
Robertson, will be held from th* family I neral oLJas..1 ,h* Young Men»\
residence at the west end of the Sixth cAlstdanmbsscltin areunrgeasnt 1
meet at the association rooms* thia
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock to attend In
a body the funeral of James H. Rob-
ertson, Jr., funeral to be held at the
residence. The deceased had been a
■ ......- z member of the asociation for the past
4- upon being Informed by his pny- f four yars. All members who possibly
......— -les •, can should be on hand this afternoon.
“Yes, I know + There will be no men's meeting at 4
Rev. C. D. Bates, who was to
LADIES'
.........$1.75 to $10.00
........2.50 to 7.50
......... 1.50 to 4.98
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