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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN. TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1904.
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Apparel for Men
in style, fit and price between clothes made to measure and
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WHEN AWAY FROM HOME.
WE. PRINT
A SOCIAL MEETING
Bill Heads
Business Cards
Statements
Note Heads
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Letter Heads
Posters
Circulars
Window°Cards
Envelopes
Pamphlets
by Miss Liz;
City News
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PUBLISHING COMPANY
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SMITH-WILCOX SMART CLOTHES call
it knowing how.
JUDGE CALHOUN OF THE FIFTY-
THIRD DISTRICT COURT CALLS
THE CIVIL JURY DOCKET AND
SETS MANY CASES.
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the ordinary ready to wear kind can only be appreciated when
one has tried both kinds.
THE AUSTIN PRESBYTERY
Will Hold a Three Days’ Section in
Austin.
expei
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The Statesman is authorized to an-
nounce W. S. Groves of Manchaca as
a candidate for county superintendent
of public schools, subject to the action
of the democratic primaries July 9.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB-
LIC SCHOOLS.
W. C. MAY,
Proprietor.
When away from home
The Statesman on sale at
places.
New York City:
Astor House News Stand.
WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND
GREASE? WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW?
SAPOLIO
At D. T. Lamme’s reeay, 917 Congress
Avenue,
Vanfla Tee Cream.
Pecan Ice Cream.
Strawberry Gem.
per-
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individuality,
Distinctiveness
and Elegance
Are the characteristics of our kind of made to measure cloth-
ing. Satisfaction as to fit and style are, of course, guaranteed.
Direotors’ Responsibility,
$3,000,000
St. Louis. Mo.t
Lindell Hotel News Stand.
Planters' Hotel News Stand.
Union Station Newa Stand,
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Keys to build a gallery to his place
on Gregory street to cost about $25;
to 1. Frederich, to build a frame res-
idence on East Sixth street, to cost
about 1350; to C. L. Morrison, fo build
a house on lot 6 in block 7, outlot 44,
you can find in division B, to cost about $300.
the following | ------
WRIGHT ROBINSON
616 CONGRESS
8. E.RSNGREN,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Fine Carriages for Hire.
413 Congress Ave. Phones 451.
Chicago, III,:
Auditorium Annex News Stand.
i $100.
ufferer,
blots.
8 fail,
ne Co.,
ts.
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PERHAPS you understand the value of
ready to wear clothes but have not found
those that give you complete satisfaction
in style and fit. Perhaps you need the
time that it takes to be tape-lined, chalked,
refitted and told to come in again next
week. Perhaps you want to save from
$10 to $25 on every suit you buy, and yet
wear clothes that will fit you perfectly—
that are the tip-top of style.
Some people would call it ART to
Eleven cases were tried in the may-
or’s court yesterday. Hoven persons
were found guilty of disturbing the
peace, one of intoxication, and three
Pineapple Gem.
Pineapple Sherbet,
Koda Water.
Chocolate Teo Cream.
Strawberry Ice Cream.
. RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
1. & G. N. R. R. CO.
In effect Sunday, November 15, 199!
Charged With Lunacy.
Harry Lucas, a Mexican, charged
with lunacy, was placed in the county
jail yesterday.
cases were dismissed.
Building permits were issued yes-
terday by the city clerk to Robert
THE CIVIL JURY DOCKET
CALLED IN COUNTY COURT
that is I
principle.
based on
GENERAL MEETING CALLED.
Chairman Dill Called Meeting for Eight
O’clock Tonight.
Chairman Will Dill of. the general
committee on the firemen’s San Ja-
cinto day celebration last night issued
a call for the committee to meet to-
night at 8 o’clock at Washington Hose
company’s ball. Business of the ut-
most importance will come up for con-
sideration and Chairman Dill urges a
full attendance of the committeemen.
The funeral of John Valdez, whose
death from drowning occurred Sun-
day afternoon, was held yesterday af-
ternoon at 4 o’clock from St. Mary's
Catholic church. The remains were
Interred in the "tholle cemetery.
The thirty-third anniversary cele-
bration of Colorado Hose company will
be held on the night of May 2. An
excellent program is being arranged,
and the affair will be the most bril-
liant event in the history of this com-
pany.
OFFICERS:
G. W. Littlefield, Pres.
John H. Houghton, V. P.
H. A. Wroo. 2d V. P.
W. R. Hamby, Cashier.
C. P. Randolph, Assist. Cashier.
We Solicit Your BusinosL
Ban Saba and Lometa Stage Line.
Leaves Lometa 7 a. m.; arrives Ban
Baba 18 noon.
Leaves San Saba 1:30 p. m.; arrlves
Lometa 5:30 p. m.
Seven times a week.
ERQUHART & STEPHEN, Props.,
Lometa and San Saba.
E. R. Whitten vs. K. C. Miller, set
for April 26.
The Flanagan Mills and Elevator
zie Hunter, a teacher of
nd decided ability.
CAN ONE BUY
3-n> Can, first quality tomatoes
for 7 l-2c.
2-lb Cans first quality tomatoes
for 5c.
3-1 Cans Bartlett pears for 10c.
3-lb Cane California peaches for
12 i-2c.
3-2-" Cans whole ox tongues for
1 -Ib Cans pineapple chunks for
10c.
Quart bottles Old Kentucky cat-
sup for 15c.
Pint bottles Old Virginia mus-
tard for 10c.
1200 Parlor matches for 6c.
8 Feet good laundry soap for 25c.
Oatmeal, 3 large packages for 15c.
— at —
CHAS. E. ALLEN,
A fine of $5
ANY SIZE PACKAGE, ANY
SHAPE. PRICES MODERATE.
very refreshing hair dressing for reg-
ular toilet use. Hold by leading drug-
gists. Bond 10c in stamps for sample
to The Herplcide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Yates’ Drug Store, Speciul Agent. •
•mumA agree
(remo
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Washington, D. C.I
Riggs House.
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teen different counties. Reports that
come from them show conclusively that
there is a great Sumday school work
to be accomplished In this great state.
Schools are entitled to send one dele-
gate for every fifty of their enroll-
ment, besides the pastor and super-
। intendent.
Delegates will be entertained on the
‘Harvard plan.” lodging and breakfast
only, beginning on Tuesday night, May
10, and ending after breakfust Friday
morning, May 12.
Credentials are to be filled out, giv-
ing names of delegates from veac h
school, and signed by the superintend
ent or pastor, and one copy sent direct
to E. W. Taylor, chairman entertain-
ment committee, Houston, Texas; the
other copy is to be kept, to be pre-
tented at Houston when calling for
entertainment, and such delegate* will
San Saba Stage Line.
Daily (except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano, Cherokee and San Saba.
Stage makes connection with all
COTTON BHt’r teOUTE,
For Business men.
Merchants are now contemplating
their journeys to market for tbe pur-
chase of their spring and summer
stocks. Before determining how you
will go we ask you to notice our facil-
ities for a rapid, comnfortable and con-
venient journey.
With our three daily trains from
north Texas and double daily service
from the central portion of the state
we can give you a trip that for speed.’
service and accommodation can not be
surpassed,
The executive committee has placed
C. D. Meiga, the noted Sunday school
worker, and Miss IA M. Davidson, a
thoroughly equlpped primary worker,
in the field for a tour of a large por-
tion of the state. At this date they
have visited twenty-one cities in nine-
on those found
Several Cases Continued by Agreement
and Others Set for Trial—Final
Naturalization Papers Granted—Real
Estate Transfers.
ARE THE DRUGS FRESH?
That is the question when having
a prescription filled. The physician
knows the properties of the medicine
and its effects on the system, and it
then becomes the duty of the pharma-
cist to correctly combine these medi-
cines as directed. The drugs must
also be fresh to obtain desired results
Our many years* experience in com-
pounding prescriptions and the ab;o-
lute purity and freshness of our stock
is a guarantee that the doctor’s orders
will receive the exact attention and
faithful service demanded.
RANKIN DRUG STORE,
$20 Congreso Ay*.
Denver, Colo.:
A. Serlis, Sixteenth and Curtis Sts.
Colorado Springs, Colo.:
Bruner's Newspaper Agency.
New Orleans:
St. Charles News Stand.
Hot Springs, Ark.:
F. C. Boving.
C. H. Weaver.
wright, Memphis; P. J. Wolff, San An-
tonio; Hui Seiner, Sabinal; Ed Mack-
echine, C. W. Longacre, San An-
tonio; H. W. Wallace; Jackson, R. A.
John, Beaumont; O. Paget, Dallas; T.
A. Row, Brenham; F. H. Bayne, Crock-
ett; A. W. Morris, Jr,. Conroe; Elmer
Lacy, San Antonio; MI. S. Jennings,
Leander; John Sutherland. Portland,
Me.; R. J. Sackett, New Orleans; E. B.
Coop wood, Lockhart.
Captain J. C. Hutcheson of Hous-
ton arrived in Austin yesterday on
business. He is registered at the Dris-
Hal G. Land, chief clerk in the coun-
ty clerk’s office at Beaumont. was here!
yesterday mingling with the poli-
cians. ",
Cullen F. Thomas of Waco reached
here yesterday to attend the meeting
of the state democratic executive com-
mittee.
D. A. Mason, a prominent resident
A PRE NUPTIAL DINNER
Given by Miss Hogg to Miss Brenizer
and Mr. William Caswell.
Miss Ima Hogg, daughter of former
Governor Hogg, gave a dinner last
evening in the ladies" ordinary at the
Dri 'kill hotel in honor of Miss Vivian
Brenizer and Mr. William Caswell,
who are to be united in marriage next
Wednesday.
The menu was all that could be del
sired and had been specially prepared
for this occasion. Covers were laid
for eighteen, which included the bridal
party. Governor Hogg was also pres-
ent at the dinner. A unique Toature of
the dinner was the shape ofthe table,
which was designed by MrTF. 11 Sco-
vill. It wan in the shape of a hearty
and Governor Hogg occupied one end
while the prospective bride and groom
the other. The decorations were ar.
tistic and beautiful.
Northbound.
Arrive—5:17 p. m., 11:15 p. m., lv:M
a. m.
Leave—5:20 p. m- 11:20 p. m., 11:05
a. m.
Our trains Invarlably leave on time,
with fresh, clean equipment. modern
in stylo and elegant in appolntment.
Our dining and cafe car service M-
sures you of what you want to eat,
prepared by experienced chers and
daintily served just when you want IL
There is no "twenty minutes for din-
ner," with the rush and confusion at-
tendant uoon an eating house meal.
Our trains run through to Ht. Lout
and Memphis, making direct conec-
lions for Chicago. New York. Boston
and all northern pnd eastern marketm.
Give us a trial nnd he convinced that
ours is the best line for the busy man.
For detailed information address A. S.
Wagner, Waco; D. M. Morgan, Fort
......... Worth: John E. Iohnne. ryler Texas
Im anaixned ana aualunments held at ’ cenerai aroigne ana pneerger wgent.
county arrived here yesterday from
his home at Marshall. He will re-
main a few days.
Of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Friday Afternoon.
The social meeting of the Daughtera
of the Confederacy will be held Friday
afternoon at 202 East Fourteenth
street.. The hostesses will be Mrs. L
P. Bieker and Mrs. W. M- Brown. The
following program will be carried
out: r
Answer roll call, with quotations
from a southern writer.
Incidents relating to the seige ot
Vicksburg.
What proposition did the United
States government receive from France
in February, 1863?
A description of Streight’a raid.
Was the Declaration of Independence
revolutionary in its character?
Did the charters provide for the
change?
the convention hall, where they will
be called for.
State.county and precinct ofcers are
entitled to delegates’ privileges, with-
out,election by their respective Sunday
schools. Such officers should write
the Texas Sunday School association
Dallas, stating that they expect to at-
tend. and crodentials will be made out
and sent to Houston direct.
The railroads will grant a rate of
one and one-third fares for the round
trip. Delegates will pay full fare going
and on presentation of receipt will be
entitled to a return ticket at one-third
regular rate.
The program is being arranged with
the view in mind that the Sunday
school workers want practical ideas as
well as inspirational. The best talent
in the state is being secured. Besides,
Mr. Meigs and Miss Davidson will be
present through the whole convention,
and it will be well worth a much longer
journey and a larger outlay of money
than is necessary to hear them.
No Sunday school in our state is so
poor that it can not well afford to send
at least one delegate to the convention
at the expense of the school.
If your school has not received cre-
dential forms, write to the Texas Sun-
day School association. Dallas, Texas.
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The presbytery of Austin will meet
in the First Presbyterian church to-
night at 8:15 o’clock and/be opened
with a sermon by Rev. W. T. Hall of
La Porte, the moderator. The public
generally is invited. Popular meetings
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
The Woman’s Presbyterian Mission
ary society will meet in the Sunday
school room of the First Presbyterian
church at 4 p. m. today. All ladles
invited.
ly hair preparation
the new seientifle
The civil jury docket was called by
Judge Calhoun of the Fifty-third dis-
trict court yesterday.
The following settings were made:
L. Jones vs. John Thompson, set for
April 22.
Thad A. Thomson vs. R. E. Brooks,
continued by agreement.
George E. Shelley, trustee, vs. 8. F.
Nolen et al., set for April 25.
William D. Scott vs. Houston and
Texas Central railroad, set for April
A. H. Achilles vs. International and
Great Northern railroad, transferred to
the Twenty-sixth district court.
Earl Cravens vs. Western Union
Telegraph company, set for April 28.
M. A. Kopperl vs. Pullman com-
pany et al., set for April 19.
O. H. Nuchols vs. City of Austin, set
for April 22.
Surah Guest vs. Moses Guest, set
for April 28.
State vs. Alamo City Oil company et
nl., set for April 20.
8. E. Perry vs. W. J. Perry et a!.,
passed.
Frank H. Forbes vs. City of AurFn
et al., set for April 25.
J. E. Donnelly et al. vs. T. P. Me-
Iaughlin, set for April 27.
Officer Jim Pierce, who fell from his
horse Sunday afternoon, was reported*
to be improving last evening.
The committee on prizes for the fire-
men’s San Jacinto day celebration
was out yesterday gathering theorizes
from the merchants and business men.
It met with great uccess.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PLANS.
Circular issued by Executive Commit-
tee Pertaining to Convention.
William G. Berg, second vice presi-
dent of the State Sunday School asso-
elation, has furnished the following
pertaining to the convention to be held
at Houston May 10 to 12, said to be
a circular issued by the executive
commnittee to every Sunday school in
the state:
I 8. 11. Hopkins of Gonzales is among
the recent arrivals in Austin, He fs a
guest at the Driskill.
8. L. Green of Columbus is here on
business for a few days. He is a
guest at the Driskill.
Miss Marnie Begley leaves today for
Houston to visit friends and also at-
tend the musical festival.
H. P. Brelsford of Eastland arrived
here yesterday to watch the proceed-
ings of the executiv ecommittee.
Senator J. H. Wilson of Texarkana
arrived In Austin yesterday on busl-
ness. He is registered at the Avenue.
Mrs. E. Oalnes Nark. Mis. Ehen
Whitney and Miss A. U, Nack of NeW
Jersey are guests at the Hotel stor.
Hotel Hutor Arrivals—Mrs 2
detnes. Nack Are. Eben Whitney!
Miss A. U. Nack. New Jersey* It E
Hummer, St. Louls; P D. McMillen!
Minneapolis; C. H. Angeli, san An-
tonie; Mls. Gaither. S, a ca
^S. W, WHITE & C0,,SanAntono
PIONEERS OF THE -
SOUTHERLAND SPRINGS OIL FIELD,
Wilson County, Texas.
For information regarding same. AVI indications point con-
vincingly to the fact that this is tho finest field in the State now
being developed,—the duplicate of the Sour Lake field. Land it
changing handa rapidly and the purchaters are among the best
business men of Texas. Prices are steadily advancing. Noir is the
time to buy to obtain the best results.
Tracts of from one-sixteenth of an acre up at reasonable prices.
Wo are only placing a emall amount of our holdings on the market,
and retaining personally the adjoining lands.
Watch papers for announcement of mir big excursion to the
field. Seeing is believing. Come and see for yourself.
WRITE AT ONCR FOR PRITCIIRS.
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Mason Sage Line.
Daily '(except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano and Mason. Leave Llano,
1p.m.; leave Mason, 5:30 a. m. Makes
connection with trains.
JNO. LAFRENTZ,
Manager.
Make's a Clean Sweop.
There’s nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. of all the salves you ever
heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salvo is
the best. It sweeps away and cures
burns, sores, bruises, ruts, bolls, ul-
cers. skin eruptions and piles. It’s
only 25 cents, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction by C. O. Yates, druggist.
Walton's Texas Directory,
Price 15. Order it. If you are a pol-
tican your opponents are getting
ahead of you if you don’t get this book.
By having it you can get the names
of 609,000 voters in Texas. It Is the
only book of its kind ever published. It
gives the names of 4000 lawyers in
Texas, newspapet publishers bnnks and
their officers, insurance agents and
companien, fraternal socletien, domes-
tic corporations, lumber dealers, saw
mills, cutton seed mills, grain dealers,
cattle raisers, sheepmen, goat breeders,
swine breeders, dairymen, nurseries,
state grangers, real estate dealers, ho-
tels. land and trust companies and
many thousands of other things too
numerous to mention Only a limited
edition was printed. You should order
a copy.
GAMMEL-STATESMAN PUB. CO.
Tho Erwin School of Shorthand and
Typewriting, 208 East Fourth street, is
now ready to enroll students for the
summer term. The record of thie
school is one of years of continued
success, earned by -the thorough man-
ner in which each individual pupil is
instructed.
Among similar institutions in the
south, there is none more meritorious
than the Erwin school.
Mrs. Lllle Erwin Hornberger is the
only teacher in Austin holding certifi-
cates of graduation in her special
branches, and is eminently qualified for
her position as principal. In the con-
duct of this school she is ably assisted
GEO. W. PATTERSON,
UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR
ECLIPSE STABLES, OMNIBUS AND
BAGGAGE TRANSFER. FINE CAR-
RIAGES AND LIGHT LIVERY.
BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY.
RUBBER TIRED HOSPITAL AMBU
LANCE. 108 TO 116 E. SEVENTH
6T. BOTH PHONES 161.
City Marshal Harry Montgomery,
who has been quite 1]1 at his home for
the past several days, was reported to»
be somewhat improved last night. His
condition is still serious.
Merchants' Police.
To the Public:
Until notice is given through The
Statesman to the contrary, the under-
signed is the only one authorized to
collect fees or other money due for
merchants’ police, which particular
service, given for so many years by
my late husband, John A. Chenneviile,
is now being managed for me by Stew-
art Francis.
ELLA CHENNEVILLE.
The Home Missionary society of the
Tenth Street Methodist church is ar-
ranging for a brilliant entertainment
to be given in the lecture room on the
29th of this month. They expect to
have Miss Merle Bowen, the teacher
of elocution at Georgetown university,
give a reading. Miss Bowen is not only
a young woman of rare beauty, but a
finished elocutionist.
Mayor John P. Campbell of Sancompany ys. J. u Gannaway, passed
Antonio was here yesterday attending to.Aprkl25.
the meeting of the state democratic Bluf Springs Mercantile company
executive committee. VS. Jim White, continued by agree-
Smith 4 Wilcox
CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN
V. G. NEED.
Undertaker and Liveryman.
Boarding a Specialty.
Phones 223. Open Day and Night
ert Beasley. John Beasley, John T.
Taylor, Fort Worth; R. II. Parson, Lu-
ling; J. B. Sayers, city; Henry M. Pe-
ters, New York; B. F. Smll, Boston;
John Hoeny. Safi Antonio; Chas. H. The thirtieth annual convention of
Smith, Chattanooga; John C. Camp- the Tbxas State Sunday school asso-
bell, 8. A. Thompson. San Antonio; A. elation will be held at Houston May
Castoneda, New Orleans; H. C. Duff, 10 to 12. This convention will be one
Beaumont; J. H. Hogg, city; E. M. of the most important, if not the most
Hawley. Dallas: If. W. Porter, Hous- that has ever been held in the state.
Ion: W. C. Wear, Hillsboro; Turn I Plans are to be formulated relative
Means, St. Louis: R. E. Huff. Webbs to the work that will be of interest to
Falls; A. H. McCullom, Waco; J. C. I every Sunday school Hn the state and
Hutcheson, William Hill, Houston: Hal (that will be of much interest to the
G. Land, Beaumont; W. G. Bryant, many thousands not now in the
Mexico; D. F. Nolan, Homer Mayer, W. | schools. One of the most important
8. Moore, W. F. Gill, Abe Goldman, Questions for consideration will be the
Fort Worth. question of placing a general socretary
--. 1 in the field.
County Court.
Judge Hamilton called the jury civil
docket yesterday. The proceedings
were:
J. W. Smith vs. A. D. Dye, continued
by agreement.
P. D. Leach vs. Sam Stone, passed to
second week by agreement.
R. H. Bilker vs. B. O. Hector, con-
tinued by agreement.
af ‘--2- ----- The Scottish American Mortgage
1/802 n among the recent arrl- company vs. Dave Williains o< al, con-
XAsnin Austin. He is a guest at the tinued by agreement.
A _ . R. H. Baker vs. J. W. Sparks, con-
kX-Governor Budd of California was I tinned by agreement.
A visitor to Austin yesterday. He is W. G. Wade ot al. vs. H. S. Jen-
touring the south and visiting the nings et al., set for April 19.
principal cities, j W. Gregory, receiver, vs. J, H.
Senator Brachfield of Harrison Spiller, set for April 27.
Southbound.
Arrive—4:00 a. m., 6:57 a. Ir., -:1
p. m.
Leave—4:15 a. m., 7:20 a. m, 5:41
p. m. ,
DESTROY THE CAUSE.
You Can Not Cure Dandruff Without
Destroying the Cuse of It.
Many people wash their scaips Sat-
urday night or Sunday to try to keep
the dandruff down for a week, but on
Monday night the scalp hue begun to
itch, and Tuesday inorning will find
a good supply and dandruff when the
hair is brushed. There is but one real
scientific way of curing dandruff; and
that is to kill the germ that causes it,
and falling hair, and finally baldness.
There is only one preparation that will
destroy the germ, and that is Newbro’s
Herplcide. It is an entirely new dis-
The two molds for making counter- I
felt dollars found Sunday aTternoon by A. W. Morris of Conroe is stopping
Hugh Johnson, ft colored boy, while at ’he Hotel Hutor.
out target practicing, were ’turned T. H. Bayne of Crockett is stopping
over yesterc’hy to the police depart- at the Hotel Hutor.
mentouNterrltierhas yet been found to F. D. McMillen of Nrinneapolls I, .
tne counterfeiters. guest at the Hotel Sutor.
Zack Puckett of Manor was in the
city yesterday on business.
E. B. Coopwood of Lockhart is reg-
istered at the Hotel Sutor.
Mrs. Gaithers and Miss G. Cart-
wright of Memphis are guests at the
Hotel Sutor.
W. F. Griffin of Conroe is among the
arrivals in Austin. He is stepping at
the Avenue.
211 E. 6th St Both Phonos 229
Houston and Texas Central.
Arrives from Houston 4:10 a. m.,
1:05 p. m.
Leave for Llano and Lampasas, 7:00
a. m. Arrives Llano, 11:80 a. m.; ar-
rives Lampasas, 10:35 a. m.
Leaves Llano, 2:30 p. m.: leaves
Lampasas, 3:00 p. m. Arrives Austin.
6:55 p. m.
Leaves for Houston 1:05 p. m. and
11:80 p. m.
ExGovernor Js.Hogg returned j Clayton vs. Missouri, Kansas
MGsterday.from Houston and Beau- and Texas railroad and international
Te"S MtopPinshtBheepripnszustness-apdsrrgat Northern rallroad, passed to
Senator J. T. Beaty of Jasper, who D. C.’Bates et nl. vs. International
has been here witnessing the proceed- land Great Northern railroad, set for
ings or the state democratic executive April 20.
committee, left last night for his home. I John Clawson vs. Carl Luetcke et al.,
John D. Hunter, editor of the Mason set for April 19.
Herald, arrived in Austin yesterday on I George A. Brush vs. J. Wilton Jones,
business, and at the same time to I passed by agreement.
watch the proceedings of the execu- I A. O. Watson vs. R. V. Dixon et al.,
tive committee. I Dixon given leave to filo first amended
Lee Blanchett, county clerk of Jef- original answer.
ferson county, candidate for compt- R J. Hamilton vs. Capitol Compress
troller at the coming election, reached company, passed to April 25.
here yesterday on business. He is ’
registered at the Driskill. | Naturalization Papers.
Hal Sevier of Sabinal representa- I Josef Hashim was granted final nat-
tive in the Twenty-eighth legislature, I uralization papers in the district court
arrived in Austin yesterday to watch I yesterday,
the proceedings of the state democrat-
ic executive committee.
District Attorney Carlos Bee and
County Judge R. B. Green of San An-
tonio, who were here yesterday attend-
ing the democratic committee meeting, i g-
returned home last night, I Sent to the Farm.
Claren,, E. n- .1 Lee Edwards and Charles Johnson
County arrived Stewart .of , Tarrant were sent to serve out their terms on
county .arrived yesterday from his the county farm yestera,y
hogenat Srapexine,, Ne, here, wateh- Anthony RueMV ‛nner"ox a hnrge
ocFatnerrocstdingssoxuthestatedem-lof disturbing the peace in Just1ce
« V execuuve committee. Smith's court, was placed in Jail yes-
IL C. Duff, representative In the terday.
Twenty-eighth legislature from Jef- I Arthur Carter was released on bond,
ferson county, arrived in Austin yes- I ---•—__
terday from his home at Beaumont Real Estate Transfers.
He is stopping at the Driskill, James H. Raymond, attorney in
W. M. Cobb, a well known newspaper I fact and trustee for Raymond
man of Bowie, but now campaign man- M- Atherly et al., to Elton
ager for Sterling 1’. Strong, candidate Berry and Lucy Terry, lot 9 in
for state treasurer. is here looking over block B in Raymond's subdvi-
the field and watching the proceed- l sion of outlot 2 in division Z
ings of the executive committee. I of Austin .............. $260
William Doherty of Houston, assist- Lee C. Cameron and wife to A. E.
ant general passenger agent of the I Jawcom,. an undivided three-
Houston and Texas Central and Hous- I fourths interest in 160 acres of
ton East and West Texas railways and known as survey 59, pat-
arrived in Austin yesterday on busi-.ented to J. W. Bawcom ...... 420
ness. W. r. Bawcom to Mrs. Ola Camet
L. 8. Schluter of Jefferson, carrdi. ron.all right title and interest
date for attorney general arrived in I 11 160 acres of land, being sur-
Austin yesterday and was kept busy VeY 59, patented to J. W. Baw-
shaking hands with his many friends • coin
in the city. He is registered at the
Avenue.
Driskill Hotel Arrivals—W. B.
Comer, B. H. Brooks, T. J. Record. W.
G. White, Baris; G. E. Thomas, Ht.
oouis; Ben Thorp, Chicago; Wm. Do-
hgrty, Houston; W. H. Shaw, Dallas;
Wm. J. Austin. Master E. Diffey, Mbs
May Diffey, Galveston; J. B. Difey
and wife, F. D. Minor, Beaumont; D.
J. Mulcahy, Ht. Louis; Marshall Hicks,
Carlos Bee, Han Antonio; 8. T. Gruen,
8. H. Hopkins, Columbus; Frank w.
Kibbe, Brownsville; J. Dunham, New
York; Rosser Thomas, Bonham; Rob-
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