The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 311, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1907 Page: 6 of 8
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717 East Sixth Street.
New Phone 751.
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have been making Fashionable Clothes for
Fashionable New Yorkers.
Correct Clothes for Men
CASE WAS SUBMITTED
IN THE SUPREME COURT
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FROM SAN AUGUSTINE
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Belt, was here yesterday on business
before the railroad commission.
coecliyzeeves
and Flatulency
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CARBROUGH & HICKS
RE CLOSES TODAY AT 12 O’CLOCK
GIVE ME A BOTTLE
TEXAS PRIDE
Th. Famous San Antonio Beer.
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manded by the Ute Adjutant General
William H. Mabry.
If military precedent is followed.
Brigadier General Thoras Scurry of
Palas is next in Un© for promotion.
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races, after which he will proceed with
them to San Antonio, where he has en-
tered in a number of the International
fair races.
womanr. 1«IH be called for trial on De-
What i
Castoria is a harmi
(forte. Drops and He
contains neither op
substance. Its age li
Trainer Nelsen Back From East.
aTayloro.’Toxas. Nov. •— With his
dary'fro L' Niso rSturpe“nomcaro8
Rkon many plethoric purses with
a s.fast <oers. Me lert yeterday with
a string of racers for the Austin fair
That Bare
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and been mad under his
Azon ana
GOOD WIVES GROW FAIR IN THE LIGHT
OF THEIR WORKS.” ESPECIALLY
IF THEY USE
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ing but Austi
‘county hand
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property, if
and see me
entrance Dri
, _ Thomas Jefferson.
Rip Van W inkle,” with Thomas Jer-
ferson in the title role. will be the ot.
faring at the Hancock Opera house
Monday night, November 11,
There Is no actor or play before' the
Americm publie today that more
thoroushiy. delights the young folks,
and the old ones, tod, for that matter,
than’Thomas Jefferson and "Rip Van
Winkle. ’ We have enjoyed his "Rip"
time,and Vme again, laughed at his
quaint sayings, and shared his sor_
sorrows Our grandfathers saw his
grandfather in the delightful "Rip”
ana.aurhope is that our children and
grandchildren, too will have the
Plsasure of seeing Mr. Jefferson’s de-
psltrul performance of this grand old
AMUSEMENTS.
, Billy Kersands. t
..BIIly. Kersands minstrels win bo the
kttrsetlon.at the. Hancock opera house
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to prepare’ fo
2 ice; situatior
) those who <
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■g’'ns free ]
Edbollas,
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Miss Corcoran, one of the youngest
gters on the American stage has been
proclaimed the ideal Nora, In that she
89 truly portrays the character of the
soul-stirred woman against whom the
fates seem to play. Her remarkable,
analysis of the character enables her
to depict to the life the woman whose
declaration of independence” has fur-
nished a theme for discussion in clubs
Boceties and at the fireside.
1aA buo *,Ut volle, made altogether, trimmed with white
Helen Grantly is here Friday mati-
nee and night. Seats now on sale.
HELEN GRANTLY,
In “The Woman in the 8..." Friday Matine. ana Nighe
LETTER TO 8. K. ROWE
. n Austin, Tex.
meeansiri, ft man fed hi, hen. half
meal and half sawdust; he thought
thex, wouldn 1 know the difference Ho
con oluded they did when the egg.
hatched woodpeckers. 55
« Another, man painted his house with
A..palnt .that .Was made of half paint
substitutes. He didn’t know the aimer-
enss-not 1,11 he pala the painter
He had 20 gallons to pay-for. 20 in-
ptond or 10. Got fooled 112.60 on the
He had 20 days’ wages to pay-for, 20
Instead of 10. Fooled 330 in wages.
He got a poor job besides. Ho paid
hatched woodpeckers. —“ "nd
Yours truly
13 . F W DEVOE & CO
P S—Ekdall & Nelson sell our paint.
...$32.75
...$50.00
All insect pests are instantly de-
stroyed by Baker's Insecticide. At all
dealers 25c. John H. Chiles, dis-
tributor, Austin, Texas.
BEXAR MURDER CASES.
Baker and Rice Com, Up at Decern-
ber Term of Criminal Court.
Helen Grantley.
.The appearance of Helen Grantley,
willdellsht the hearts of the theater
K08n5 when she is seen in Clyde
Fitch, great success "The Woman in
ths.Cas: at the Hancock opera house.
This play comes here with a remark:
ADle.record 01 200 nights ln six a-
ferent theaters in New York City The
chief story of the play is Ehe Struggle
We sell New York Clothes made by the
best tailors in’New
NOTED VISITOR.
Founder of Barraca Union a Visitor
at the Capitol.
Marshal A. Hudson of Syracuse,
N. Y., founder and president of the
Baraca Sunday School union of
America, reached here yesterday and
was a visitor at the executive depart-
ment. Mr. Hudson is visiting the
yarious Barraca unions which have
been formed since this organization
was founded. These unions flourish
in nearly every Texas city. Mr. Hud-
don expressed himself as being de-
lighted with Texas and its people. Be-
fore returning to his home, he will
visit the various unions over the state.
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found, and s
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oral reward.
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TEXAS SOUTHERN RAILWAY VS.
JULIA G. HARLE—INVOLVES
FIFTEEN MILES OF RAILROAD
TRACK.
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a third of a century Alfred Benjamin & Co.
‘OR PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES, PAINTS, OHA U
BRUSHES AND WINDOW GLASS.
Pur Win.. and Liquors fop Family and Medloinat Purpaaaa. -
PRICES RIGHT. FREE DELIVERY. 1
Three Handsome Black Dresses
A„Otuottblackitareta waist, with Glbson shoulder of net, hanasom. yoke of
front; haa d«,p pointed girdle, full tucked- “fluffy' ££» .T$32.50
, u”'.1!'4 Pleatod «trale, akirt tuoked arouna hlps with blas ern nn
fold, at bottom; lined throughout with sllk .....................,.$50.00
.Handsome Volle Suit, *Uk lined waist, trimmed with porsian braid deign,
deep cuff, trimmed with same, shirred girdle of silk, akir tucked can ir
in clusters around hlps, with fold, at the bottom ................. / 3
Very drossy Stmt Frooks of allk .re but $19.75 and co on. The feature
I, worth the investigation of good dressors.
Evening Coats; Beauties $17.50 to $45.00
evening Coats-Charming in color and cut. Of broadcloth, fairly silken
beautifully soft and exquisitely colored. No good dresser face, the
winter wtihout a coat a, carefully studied in color and cut a. the evening
gown.
The very newest Idea Is the Cape Coat, of brown broadcloth with the big
rm:holon and bat wing sleeve effect, very Jappy in appearance, trimmed
taffeta ...... .... and .ouhe..o. velvet, lined with white $45 00
.Another very striking model 1, of light tan broadcloth with embroidered
' of material; has collar and cuffs of embroidered gray velvet,
the embroidery in different shades of brown and light blue; AAn CA
•rny patin lined ........... $42150
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yember 22, 1899; major general, March
11,1902, reappointed July 1, 1903, which
offleo he held until his retirement.
When the Spanish-American war
broke out in 1898, hei was colonel of
the Second regiment, and was appoint-
ed by Governor Culberson to be lieu-
tenant colonel of the First Texas Vol-
unteer Infantry, April 30. 1898. Honor-
ably discharged September 1, 1898
This I* th. regiment which was com-'
Styles that stand out as olear-out .. a came from usual ready.to-wsar
oore This has beon one of th. most carefully soleoted foatures of the whol
vast showing. Cases, racks, Indeed ovprywhere that spaco offors, |. fairy
bulging with new finery that is almost bewildering in its boaut, ana indi-
viduality.
Those Beautiful Suits of Velvet
vesAT 253,75-9 turich shade brown velvet, fong squner cut coat, hnir rittea,
AwAT 856,00-rishzhade green sllk velvet, has threo-quarter length cut.
tanAVefvt and mpenitinehrtrimmed In green muitery braid, collar "aged in
Pleated with fold o;,;?1^r|^ ekff fu"
semA-nEim50adgnatar Mnw’^ wixat,saat oxtenaing nttte,betew htps
"oodet trirnmea Mtth’ridi, " Biack L Bai" Skirt fuil bleatea
Suits of Fine Broadcloth
.AT.M8.76.0t plum color narrow stripe broadcloth, lined with .trlned silk
cpapehrerquarterllansth, tight fituire. trimmed In Da3 folded ha? vwteo
Stea mid, d: obson ehouider effect, skirt box'pleated, trimmed with
styAT 00-0 btack preadeloth, coat oxtending below hps, military
.klrt erald, "ned with &ray satin;
hlpA|TnSh,Wim2l narow brown, strip broadcloth. tight fitting cutaway coat,
withyfX1A'VerJXSw Luft ana materali skirt pleated and trimmed
The Showing at $22.30, $23.65, $25.00 Has Been Reinforced 4
AT, 122.50— Pretty little suite of brown or blue serge, coats hip length, A/
tshtureins. cutaway models; skirt full pleated, with folds at bottom. 11
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, . . Notes.
Colonel Jack Lehane, general freight
and passenger agent of the Cotton
CHARTERS FILED.
One New Corporation and One
Amendment Has Been Filed.
Charters of the following corpora-
tions were filed yesterday in the state
department:
Central Texas Fair association of
Brownwood, Brown county, capital
stock, $100. The incorporators are:
I. N. Evans and W. N. Adams, J. A.
Abney and E. G. Hall.
The Worthington-Knox Land and
Cattle company of Jacksboro filed an
amendment to its charter inreasfg
tts.capital stoek from $160,000 to
1200,000.
The Harrison Dry Goods company
—he incoroprators are: A. Harrison
Martin AVeiss, F. Gardiner and Wolf
Hecht.
The Fraternal Help Circle of San
Antonio, no capital stck. The incor-
oorators.are: A. A. Zizik, Frank J
Bosshardt and H. R. LeMay. Purpose,
fraternal.
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Austin Furniture Co.
I Dealers in New and Secona-Howa ...
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Pairing and Rennishing: Hlghest cash price pala for secona hana
E0ods,,
— San.Antonto, Nov. 6.—The case-of
J F.- Baker, charged with the murder
or I L. MeMickig, will be called for
trial on December 9. McMickle was
an aged chicken peddler and Was
found on the Fredericksburg road with
his brains beaten out. Baker was ar-
rested a few days later. All the evi-
dence against him is circumstantial.
Jim Rice a negro, charged with the
mpemp _ U 7 v-----u---— 1 l- * ’ - ’ ~CT - x-vnyM murder of Ninnevah Mitchell, a negro
Women’s Suits, Costumes I
For Inatance, a lovely Drea, of light blua Peaulde cve.
elaborately trimmed with lace, at ..............T::.....$37.50
I A m do Cvzne In pink, trimmed with lace and pretty .
medallona, princess style .....................
... pretty shade of brown volle, trimmed with’ lace and"braid? ’
haa the ellk drop skirt ................ ’
Frock, of daintiost conception at rather moderate outlay. We have been
workingaway with makora on the oroation of such dresses. And t0 “hobsnn
nthe department now I, remarkable not only for Super beauty of 48
sown*, but for the very moderate price*. X of the
SITI
‘ SPOT CAS1
‘ to Fell in i
goods; get
Frank Doug
cessor to K.
The character of Nora in "A Doll’s
House” probably has done more to
f nf the average wife to a realization
©C th© selfishness of man than any
other play that ever has been written.
Mor 1s a character peculiar to her-
self. In no other play is there a char-
ater like her, self-sacrificing, ready
to dare all who in a moment of dis-
appointment learns more than she did
in all ths other years of her life. a
Woman who is loving, motherly and
kind, the next, hard, indifferent to her
Ufa or her children’s, such is the
character Isben drew in “A Doll’s
House,” in which Miss Jane Corcoran
appear at the Hancock opera house
Saturday matinee and night.
M. Brophy, who plays the part of
Helmer, the sefsh husband. m
pany is the best which money could
obtain and for which Mr. Arthus C.
Alston, Miss Corcoran’s manager
scoured the cities of the world. Seats
now on sale.
Arrive
Fort We
and 5:00
and San
5:55 p. i
, All pa
‘ part fror
depot, c
gress av<
Llano,
M
Leave
Mason,
Leave
11 a. m
Fare. 1
Leave
Frederic
Leave
rive Mas
Round
Leave
and Sat
nardville.
Fare, :
Made in New York
"rAERE is a Style and Swing to the
, I real New Yorker that you can’t mis-
take.
It’s his clothes.”
eX
John A. Newsom of Buffalo, Toxa*,
connected with the claim department
of th* International and Great North-
ern railway, was here yesterday on
bustnesa at the state house.
hg
Captain J. H. Rogers of the stat©
ranger force, who has been stationed
with members of his company at San
Augustine for the past week or so, re-
turned yesterday. The rangers, how-
ever, have not as yet been withdrawn
from San Augustine. He left Ser-
geant Dibrell and Privates White and
Hudson there and they will remain
unt 1,euch time as it is deemed ad-
Viable to remove them.
Captain Rogers reports that he left
everything qulet at present, but the
race question is very aoute in that sec-
tion of the state, and trouble between
the whites and blacks may occur at
any time. He said that thus far it has
been impossible to make any arrests,
while suspicions are strong, still it has
not been deemed advisable to take
definite steps looking to the arrest of
parties suspected.
, Captain Rogers declared that on ac-
Allssceroc ran is supported by James agumst <hene^ rresuadicAcegustine
. Bronhy. who plavs the part or county, it is next to impossible to. get
The com- any of them to testify against a white
man. In the present instance, the wit-
nesses, or many of them, are negroes
and they elude the officer© so that they
are not called up as witnesses. Besides,
Captain Rogers declared, that there is
considerable mystery concerning some
of th© killings there and it may be a
long time before the real facts are as-
certained.
Arrive
5:15 p.
Leave
a. m.; ।
rives I
Leave
pasas, I
p. m. di
Leave
9:45 p.
MISSOU
Judge James Tagermah, general so-.
Heitor of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company of Texas, and
General Attorney T. S. Miller were
here yesterday in connection with the
submission of the case of the Texas
Southern Railway company against
Julia C. Harle, from Harrison county.
The case was submitted on brief©- and
oral argument. Judge Hagerman rep-
resenting the appellant railway com-
pany and also S. P. Jones, while the
appellee was represented by Attorneys
C. E. Carter and T. P. Young. This
case involves about fifteen miles of
road in Marshall, including the depot
site of the road, which the appellee is
claiming an Interest in. She won in
the lower courts
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1 old. position
k store; two 3 €
hrences. Ad
mah.
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PASTORIA
ubstituto fbr Castor Oil, Pare.
nKrSzrups. Ie is Pleasant. It
Morphino nor other Narcotic
&arantee,It destroys Worms
.It,cures DarFha and Wind
A.Troubles,cures Consutpation
swela sidtlatesthe Pood, regulates the
8-108 Healthy and natural sleep,
-------------------- Mother’s Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
A) Bean the Signature of _
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
R.D. MASON, Secretary. GEORGE MASON, Manager.
LOST--A 1
1 name on la,
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office or if !
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
—TAvSTn DAILY STATEBMAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991,
et Margaret Roll* (Helen Grantley) to
repair the ruln wrought by the woman
W IB* c*s^ a chorus girl or New York.
WA° taken a daring revenge on
the husband 'Of the former woman.
Hgw the loving wife succeeds, how she
hsht; with all the love and loyalty for
her busband's honor is best left for
the spectator to see for himself. The
own worn by Miss Grantly are
creations of the dressmaker’s art.
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