Austin Daily Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1902 Page: 6 of 8
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Vice Presidents,
First-Class Service via
General Manager. St. Louls, Mo.
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Will Take Place
OCTOBER 14, 15, and 16, 1902
Cabbage
$2000
IN PURSES
GRAND ROPING CONTEST
DRIEI
$250==In Purses==$250
By
All Railroads
Special Low
Rates
on
Make Your Preparations Now to Attend This Splendid Event-Watch For Future Announcements
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We want your business; and offer to deposi-
tors every facility which their balances, busi-
ness and responsibility warrant.
Great Display of Fireworks
$1500-DISPLAY-$1500
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16 West
P. w MeFaddin, HOl Lavaca Bh
C O. Yates, 7th and Congress Ave
I R .tarpenter. 219 E. 6th St,
TAKE
Prickly
JOH 'l M. KIRBY,
EO. SEELING,
P. J. LAWLESS,
J. L HUME.
GEO. P. ASSMAN,
A. J. ZILKER.
W. B. WORTHAM,
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domestio
habitual
sufler in
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Kraut—I
1.26.
Onlons—1
Peppers-
i Peanuts-
Potatoes
0c per bui
I Sweet P<
bushel.
Tomatoe
in 100-Ib
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06c; brol
Farinace
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AGE SIX.
JOHN H. KIRBY, President
J. L. HUME,
W. B. WORTHAM,
Has Departed for Hayti to Investigate
the Haytien Blockade.
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
Mantacturers of White Lime
and Dealars in Cement, Plaster,
Hair, Fire Brick, Sewer Pipe,
Acme Cement Plaster.
A. F. MASTIN & BRO.
Office 410 Congress Ave.
apdles-
10-Ib boxe
1c; sun-di
Peaches
10c; stand
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New
Department
We have added to our regs
ar laundry a department for
CLEANING. REPAIRING
AND PRESSING
Ladies' and genttemen’e clothez"
and we guarantee to please the
most fastidious
Bosche’s Troy Laundry
Phone 78.
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Hides—Dr
ver, neu
er i6iv, 8 1
011c; dry
I-2e; wet
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fee from t
I Flour—Pi
ancy higl
atent, 13.8
barrel higl
arrel high
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| Bran- Pe
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/Corn-Ne
, Corn Che
Oats—Pe
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teen, $8.0(
hum cane
Henry Phipps of New York city la a
director of the Carnegie Steel com-
pany and of othery oncern-
CRUISER MONTGOMERY.
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FRIENDLY SYMPATHY. ,
The English Papers Sympathize W ith
cur President In His Mishap
Cot
Quotation
rices paid
Eggs-Te:
Poultry—<
beks, 81.50
ens, 84.80;
Ducks—$2
[Butter—E
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Lemons-
Oranges-
Peaches-
PJums—I
Prunes—
Beans—B
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GREAT THREE DAYS’ RACE MEET
Housekeepers, wives, mothers, every woman
who has the care of a family or houschold,
has at one time or another spells of backache,
weakness, sick headache and dis-
i the digestion, caused as a rule by
worry, overwork, irregular meals or
kanstipation. To all women who
I London. Sept. 21 -The afternoon
! here express warm satis-
faction at the receipt of the encour-
aging reports regarding the health of
President Roosevelt and sympathy
with him In’his enforced quietude. .
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Tex., July 12, 1902.
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to certify that I have used A
number of makes of typewriters, such
as Remington, Underwood, Oliver, etc.,
and some months ago t bought a Pitts-
burg and I find it to be the most con-
venient machine I have ever used. I •
have written as high as 105 words a
minute on the Pittsburg and’cun do as
much work on it as I can on any other
machine I have ever used. It is claim-
ed to be the most .convenient, the most
simple, and yet the most complete
typewriter on the market, and I can
verify these statements, so far as my
knowledge of the different makes of
typewriters goes. I believe that the
machine is selling on its merits, and
that in a course of a few months it
will be the most popular typewriter on
the market. Yours truly,
E. M. HUNTER.
Stenographer Wholesale Department
Cameron Lumber Co., Waco, Tex.
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
FAI
Farinacec
ay, 2 3-4c
B-lb sacks,
Food, M.
friends’ Os
olumbla <
very Oati
anner Oal
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It performs a marvelous traneformation. The
tired, weak, despondent, pale and bloodless
victim is soon • strong, bright, happy woman,
with rosy cheeks an cheerful epirite.
rlaay ah Miters to ee* e dleegreeabte,haret-
ectiag medictee m the neme might Indicate. M
le plescent to the taste, mid yet powertud to
Ka ceeneiag end regutatiog fafluenco to tke
vital organe.
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PRETTY WOMEN
Do you wish to stop at the best
hotel in the city? If so, go to "The
Hancock." o
"I was treated for three years by
good doctors,” writes W. A. Greer,
SfeConnellsville, O.. "for piles and
fistula, but, when all failed, Bucklen’s
Arnica Salve cured me In two weeks.”
#$2000
DeLashmutt Bros. are going out of
the hat business. Hats at cost.
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Washington. Sept. 24.—The cruiser
Montgomery sailed yesterday from
Cape Haytien for Cenaives, SL Marys
and Port de Falx to investigate the
situation at those ports in connection
with the blockade declared by the
provisional government of Hayti
Those three places are in the •ze3-
sion of the revolutionists. The
Montgomery will Investigate to deter-
mine whether it is elective or simply
a paper declaration. So far as known I
here the provisional government has
no ships with whir li to enforce a
blockade.
razzaebsevgecsocc
8 WE PAY 4 per cent Interest 8
2 per annum on deposits In our 3
E SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Call %
iS or write for our little booklet, 8
A explaining the rules and regula.
y Hone of thia department.
From New Orleans to Mem-1 ,
pn... Louisville, Cincinnati Desirable
•St. Louis, Chicago and all c
। points north and east. bummer
Two SolidVestibuled Train i HegAr+g
Daily. Meals in dining cars J —5r-1 -3
Ask your agent for ticket vi.! REaere ararmaanzong "rnble S
this line. Railway, among which la the Land
1 CHEAP SETTLERS RATES TO Th
WEST AID NORTHWEST.
A. 8. VANt envooRr Mac-e--- - 1 curs burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores.
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" " 25 cents at C. O. Yates drug store. •
The Burlington Route renews the
low one-way settlers’ rate at $25.00
from Missouri river to California.
Portland and the Puget Bound
country every day during September
and October, with correspondingiy
low rates to the Spokane district and
the Butte-Helena district; also propor-
tionate rates from interior Missouri.
Kansas and Southwest territory.
“The Burlington Northern Pacific
Express" is the great through train
leaving Kansas City dally for the
northwest. Through coaches, chair
cars (seats free), Standard and Tour
1st sleepers to Butte, Helena, Spokane.
Tacoma, Seattle, Portland. Connect-
ing train from Denver at night join-
ing this northwest train at Alliance.
Neb. . V
VISIT THE OLD HOME- HAST
Henry Phlpp» an
descriptive matter apply to Mr. M. H
Iorcont in plalnwhonr, 1 Bone, Traveling Passenger Agent,
852582 du i Houston, Tex., or to your net 1st ticket
Ash Bitted
.... IT CURBS.
1 August, September and October, to
many sections of the West and North-
! west. y
Consult nearest ticket agent or
write the undersigned for full infor-
mation. printed matter and the tear
cost of your proposed trip.
L. W. WAKELY,
Gen'l Pass’r Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
C. W. ANDREWS, S
T. P. A., 309 Scollard Bldr Dallas,
C M. LEVY, 1
London. Sept. 24— A dispatch from
The Hague today confirms the report
that the donor of the 8100,000 sent to
General Botha for the relief of desti-
tufe Boer*, was Henry Phipps, an
American, and not "Arthur White, as
announced by the general in Rotter-
dam Monday. The money, however,
was .ent through Arnold White.
Mr. Phipps .ailed for New York
today from Southampton on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
First National Bank \
Established 1873. 4
Capital ........ $100,000 3
Surplus and Profits $45,000 3
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AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1902
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The Cubans Want All of Our Soldiers
Withdrawn From Island.
Washington, Sept. 22.—The United
States government is to be required to >
terminate the last vestige of Its au-
thority in Cuba. The war depart ’
merit has been advised formally by :
the department of state that 'President 1
Palma has notified Minister Bq ulrev
that he desires the American troops
remaining In Cuba to be withdrawn.
The state department does not under-
take to pass upon this request, but
transmits it to secretary Root, hold
Ing that the problem presented Is pure-
ly a military one. Involving the com-
petency of the new Cuban government
to take over and care for the coast de-
fences now In American hands, and
thus make sure that the country is not
exposed without any military protec-
tion to a possible foreign enemy. Sec
retary Root has indicated that the
troops might be withdrawn. It is a
matter which may be discussed with
President Roosevelt. At present there
are eight companies of coast artillery
in Cuba.
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The Coffin of Queen Henrietta, Cov-
ered with Flowers, in Procession.
Spa, Belgium, Sept. 22.—The funeral
services preparatory to the removal
of the remains of Queen Marie Hen-
rietta to Brussels were held this morn-
ing in a church here. The coffin later
was placed in a car and was complete-
ly hidden by flowers. King Leopold,
leaning on the arm of Prince Albert of,
Flanders, the heir presumptive to thel
throne, followed on foot, the minis- ‘
ters, generals and other distinguished
persons bringing up the rear. The
route of the funeral procession was ]
lined with troops and crowded with
people
After the requiem the cortege pro-
ceeded to the railroad station. The
king. Prince Albert, the Princess
Clementine and the ministers accom-
panied the body to the train.
---1 the Sky and the Sapphire Country, in
amm”sn MEN AND WOMEN, ' cluding Asheville, N. C, Hot Springs
964 " rwru.er m.1 and the Resorts of Ten” -e and
- | Virginia: also various seashore re
rr«t—uSSSte. °FTTe2,4nE0t atef: : For Summer- Homes folders and
THEEVAHISCHEMICALCo. gent or poisonoud•
AAimm"i-E- solebyDrusgt
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Illinois Central R.R.
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American. Gave
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7-8c. for
'Lard—Coi
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40; 5-Ib
igher: F
3-409 7-1
1 Bacon—S
1 3-40130;
3 1-4; b
4 3-4C.
Bacon Bi
Home visitors’ excursions th pointa
in Ohio and Indiana: dates o» sale
September 2d, 9th, 16th and 23d)limit
30 days. "
Also excursion rates to Oqlo nnd
Indiana during the first week of Octo- -
ber at the time of the big Grand Army
reunion in Washington, D. C.
TO CHICAGO—The Burlington'*
famous “EH" is the best known and j
most popular train from Kansas City
and St. Joseph to Chicago.
TO ST. LOUIS—Two dally trains
carrying all classes of standard Bur-
lington equipment
. 4 1 I
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Ijl wars attract attention. No rick woman'
G.F.PE{"•
is woman’s great heautifier. It mke
i sick women well. It cures them of uh
female deragemens. Don’t accept a sub-.
54’Ek8w.dro“ mu " " "
AFFLIOTED FOUR YEARS.
2 I have Buffeted from menstrual de-’
Crangementa for four years and feu "
Kno relief until I began using G. F. P.:
21 felt the good efects of it within a’
tweek and one bottle has made a
woman of me. It should be in the
dhands of every afflicted woman, and I'
Lam recommending it to my friends. (
5 MRS. N. ALLEN, Kinsett,Ark.
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