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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN,
BASEBALL
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
By Assoclated Press.
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SOME FORTRESSES STAND.
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a game of baseball at
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WEATHER FORECAST.
FOR SALE.
PERSONAL.
ash pi
Furnit
real estate.
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—Fair Monday; showers
- day;’Tuesday fair.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
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FOR RENT.
AUSTIN AFFAIRS
FARM LOANS
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HORSES AND MULES.
Ham, 704 Congress Ave., Austin. Texas.
We have on hand all classes of sale
horses. Come and see them.
We pro-
Newberg Bros., 502
on
New Goods
Weddings in Austin
LOST AND FOUND.
th. main lino of the Southem PA
well, 704 Congress Ave.
Phillips, 1013 15, 1th Bt
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DEEN & WALLING
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FOR SALE.
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AGENTS.
LAMME’S
Capital and Surplus, $350,000
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PERSONAL.
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To Comfort, Competence
and Fortune
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Nansen Says Two Will Retain Their
Modern Works and Others Razed.
By Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 17.—East Texas—
BIG REVIVAL WILL BE
HELD HERE IN WINTER
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Second game:
Score—
Chicago .........
St. Louis .......
Rev. Dr. Chapman of New York Has
Been Engaged to Conduct Union
Services in This City.
First game:
Score—
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St. Louie ......
Monday night and Tuesday.
New Mexico—Fair and cooler Mon-
LAD LOVED WOMAN AND
IN DESPAIR ENDED UFE
W. C. MAY,
Proprietor.
Come in, we want to
introduce you to the New
Stiff Hats for Fall.
We show five of the
smartest blacks Issued
THE People’s Furniture Co. will rent
you Anything in furniture. See them
for this season so your
choice need not
your furniture with The Peo-
rniture company, 221
Southbound.
Arrive 4:20 a. m., C:55 a. m., 7:60
v m.
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DAY, SEPTEMBER IB, 1903.
Following I
letter from a ■
Dear Mrs. Pinkl
in. daily.
Leaves for Houston X2:40 noon and
10:10 p. in.
DROWNING AT HUTCHINGS.
Dallas Man Went Bathing In the Night
and Lost Life.
3100.004 to loan on black land farms
on 10 years’ time, granting option to
repay in yearly installments, without I
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ture Co.,
O. M. DECHERD. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
omlce at University Drug Store.
Both hones.
Batteries— Reulbach and O’Neill; Me-
Douglas and Grady.
No. 64 HAST AVE., four room cottage;
will sell on easy terms. People’s Build-
Ing and Loan Assn.
■
C. J. Martin is headquarters for all
kinds of horse, cow and chicken feed.
First-class goods and lowest prices.
We fill mail orders.
SMITHN/ILCOX
BJCLOTHIERSWVOUTFTIERS
ss.
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WANTED—‘-Agents for Complete Ran-
snn-Japanese War Book; good salary,
sample free. Address Globe Co., 723
Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
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FOR BALE—A large amount of im-
proved and unimproved property in all
parts of ths city; farms and ranches
in Travs and other counties, at low-
est price and terms to suit purchasers.
Money to loan at lowest rate of in-
terest. G, M. Brass, 223 E. 5th st.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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To be such a suecessful wife, to ae-
tata the love and admiration of her
husband, to inspire him to make the
most of himself, should be a womana
constamt study.
if a woman finde that her energies Batteries—M. Brown and Kling: C.
at she ire is easilv ti red. Brown and McBride.
previous notice and
delays. J. W. Gil-
-All Womnen Bhouid Beek it.I•°
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis, 7; Little Rock, 4.
By ssoclatd Press.
petence and fortune. Ko start your
bank account today with
THE,
American National Bank
Batteries-Hottum and Garvin; Clark
and Huriburt.
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limited.
Dunlap Stiff Hats. 45.
. Stetson Self Conforming
Hats, 44.
Smith-Wilcox Stiff and
Conforming Hats, 43.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
In effect December 4, 1904,
Northbound leaves Austin at 11:05
a. m. and 11:10 p. m.
Southbound arrive* Austin 5:15 p.
m. and 6:20 a. m.
Trains arrive and depart Houston
and Texas Central passenger depot.
San Saba and Llano Stage Line.
Daily (except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano, Cherokee and Kan Saba.
Stage makes connection with all pas-
No mtter how athsU. you will receive
that same accommodation and cour I
tesy that is extended to. nil their de-
positors. as they want your business.
Northbound.
Arrive 11:00 a. m., 3:55 p. m., 11:14
p. m.
Leave 11:05 a. m., 3:58 p. m. 11:20
p. m.
ANOTHER STORY
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teet customers.
• Sixth St.
R,H.E
.100 003 000— 4 8 3
.300 020 20*— 7 10 .
rives Lam pa 1
Leaves Lla
m. 7:20
WANTED—A nice white girl to nurse
two smed1 ohlldren; must be kind and
of good habit.. Apply S07 Brazos.
HEN MORRALL,
Agent H. A T. O. B R.
J. . WEBB,
Agent M. K. A T. IL R.
J. C. PRAT.
Agent I. A O. N. R, R.
All sorts of interesting items left
over from other local pages.
Recruiting
Austin, Te:
Th?
It sta
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ooms, with or without
board, at the Raines mansion.
Therpollee station was yesterday no-
tified of an attempt at robbery the night
before in which a young Mexican girl
came near losing her purse. „
THE GREAT CONFLICT.
We have a few ceples of this most
interesting work. It is clearly and
strongly written, and ought to be in
every library. The one chapter on the
immortality of the soul is worth many
times its cost.
The drifting of the Gentles from
Jesus, and the coming of the Jews to
him develops startling facts.
All should read it. Prepaid to anv
place in the world upon-receipt of.50
cents.
THE STATE PRINTING CO.,
Austin, Texas.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A YOUNG lady desires a position as
stenographer and assistant bookkeeper.
Best of reterehces. Address 2 care
Statesman.
1 BOM, - _ _____
for junk. A. L. Holst
409 W. 2nd BL
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NO. 1813 WILLOW ST., a very deir-
able homo; can be bought on easy
monthly payments, or will rent. Feo-
pie’s Building and Loan Assn., 415
Congress Ave.
______INSURANCE.________
INsunn your property In th, old re-
liable companies reprsente by wm.
H. Stacy,. Litten big,
___CLAIRVOYANTS.
WONDERFUL-TRIAL READINO.
Only dead trance medium in the world.
Bond dime, birth date, stamped envel
2P°Profgeorge Hail, Drawer 1313, ‘
St. Louie, Mo.
waa caused, it Is stated, by the train,
which was unusually-long and heavy,
leaving the rails on a sharp curve, the
engine turning over and rolling down
an embankment. Three of the forward
cars left the rails, but only one of these
was badly damaged. The occupants of
the Pullmans were only slightly incon.
venienced. "
FOR RENT—A new fve room house.
No. 1202 E. 1st St., never been occu-
pied, 312, water furnished. Dismukes
& Millican, agents.
Memphis. Kept. 17—Memphis took
the lead in the first inning today and I
Little Roek trailed until the finish.
Clark pitched in excellent form. At.
Oficers-George W. Littlefield, pres. ■
dent; John H, Houghton, vice press- i
dent; H, A. Wroe, second vice presi- i
dent; William R. Hamby, cashier; C,
P. Randolph, assistant cashier.
Directors Financial Strength over
$3,000,000.00
Leave* for Llano and Iampasas 7:30
a. m.; arrives Llano 12:01 noon; ar-
County Judge Hornsby went out to
Manor Saturday afternoon on business.
He stated last night on his return that
he had never seen that country so
businerslike. At Manor the store* are
simply so rushed that farmers can not
be waited on. They have more than
they can attend to. He said the rush
MONEY TO LOAN on long time at
reasonable rates. J. Gregg Hill, agent,
622 Congress Ave., upstairs.
KOCH, THE DYER AND SCOURER,
will .clean, dye, scour and renovate
your old clothes and make them look
new again. 405 Congress Ave., Charles
Koch.
are flagging, that she gets easily tired,
dark shadows appear under her eyes,
she has backache, headaches, bearing-
down pains. nervousness, whites, irreg.
ularities or the blues, she should start
at once to build up her system by a
tonic with specifie powers, such as
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound.
1306 B. SHVENTH Sr., convenient to
street cars, also railroads; two storles,
modern conveniences, will sell on very
reasonable terms tn suit purchaser.
Win. G. Bell, 415 Congress Ave,
West Texas—Fair Monday, except
showers and cooler in north portion;
Tuesday fair, cooler.
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory
WANTED—A couple to room and
board with private family, southeast
room and excellent board; centrally
located; references exchanged. Address
H., care of The Statesman.
can speak. read and write
THE People’s Furniture company hav-
ing tWo houses carry new or second-
hand furniture for exchange. We re-
spectfully solicit a share of your pa-
t ions go. , ,
RallroadTimeTableA TRULY IDEAL WIFE
Its, who
English.
Sam Addron, a young white hoy. was
pglnfully injured yesterday moring In
a ball game on the old show grounds
by being struck on the head with a
bat by another one of the players. The
blow was accidental. Young Addison
was knocked sonseless for several mln
Utes and for a time it was thought he
Was dangerouel’ hurt. The accident
broke up the game.
FOR RENT—A nicely furnished room,
with private bath and board. Apply 712
Cclorado St., old phone 1313. •
BOARDERS wanted by Mrs. E. T. Bur-
chard in Falrvlew Park, South Austin.
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.
FURNITU RH STORED—Brick^ ware-
509 K “ aiien
MOVING VANS. ’
For information apply to
Officer, vostofllce bldg.,
xas.
WANTED—At onqe, competent dry
goods clerk for small town near Aus- .
tin. Apply “Salesman,” care States-1 Congress Ave.
man. |------ —
Negro Killed By Batted Ball.
Special to The statesman.
Sherman, Tex., Sept. 17,—Frank
Smis, a negro youth, while engaged in
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use that old ad well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's RdothTng Syr-
up, for children teething. I It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic and is the best
remedy for Darrhea. Twenty-five
cents a bottle.
SERIOUS WRECK OR TRE
IRON MOUNTAIN ROAD
Fair Monday and Tuesday, except
showers and cooler in north portion.
Louisiana—Fair Monday and Tues-
day, except showers and cooler in north
portion, ' t
at the Fanners’ National bank yester-
day was astonishing. That little bank
does a business which would do credit
to some of the depositories in this city.
Protection defeated the picked team
at the Driving park yesterday after-
noon by the score of 6 to 1. The fire-
men have a fine team and now stand as
the undisputed champions: Batteries:
Smith and Volz for Protection; Palm
and Griffith for the picked team.
Private coaching preparatory to en-
tering th University or other institu-
tions. in the shortest time possible, $8
Tent meetings in South Austin are
Ineresing In interest. Rev. W. R. Cov-
ington-s preaching powerful sermons.
Service at 8 o’clock each evening this
week.
I A. 1 buy and sell horses, mules
EPKajacks, stalllons. If you want
-1" driving, riding or work animals
■ee mo. 11. M. Helttner, 6181, 6th St.
future government will be decided by
a referendum vote,”
Professor Harald Hjarne, a member
of the Swedish rikstag, admitted to the
Daily Mirror that Sweden had consent-
ed to the retention of zhe new parts
Of the old fortresses. He added that
Sweden would probably construct new
forts outside the sone of neutrality op-
posite Konlgsvinger and Fredcloksteen,
KOMURA DOING WELL.
Japaneso Envoy Passing Through III.
-mes Safely.
By Associated Press.
New York, Sept. 17.—The following
bulletin was issued tonight on the con-
dition of Baron Komura, the Japanese
envoy, who has been ill in this city for
some time:
“The condition of Baron Komura at
8 p. m., in the opinion of physicians in
attendance, was satisfactory in every
respect. Dr. Delafield will see him only
once tomorrow. SATO.”
„ Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 2.
By Associated Press.
we publish by request a Chicago, Sept. 17—The locals closed
young wife: the sea sen here today with a victory
cham:° d over Cleveland.
There has been some
additional ’cost or
stop interest. No
V. O. Weed, funeral director and
embalmer; Thurlow Weed, embalmer;
Miss Lena Bishop, assistant. 108 East
Eighth street. Phones 223.
FOR HALE—Three Kokoh Congress
barber chairs in good condition; also
three rubber mat*. Chris. Kofahl,
Driskill barber shop.
per month. Pure Castilian Spanish
taught by special conversational meth-
od, which enables pupils to use current
Spanish in twenty lessons, 310 for
twenty-four lessons. Clubs and classes
formed for night work. Physical cul-
ture adapted to the needs of "the indi-
vidual. Elocution and oratory taught
in conjunction. For further informa-
- tion apply to Mrs. Oliva Butler, No.
1400 Congressavenue, phone No. 1397,
old.
FOR HALE-Ort account of the sick-
ness of my wife. I want to sell my
cifio, 25 miles east of Houston. This
is a fine plece of land, and the toll is
adapted to the growing of nil crops.
Price, 314.00 per acre, easy terms.
84 acres beautiful smooth
and cooler
FARMS, RANCHES and city property
."-5
lion.
Lexington’s Remarkable Entry.
By Associated Press.
Lexington, Ky:, Sept. 17.—The most
remarkable entry list in the historyvof
narness racing ensures one of the
_____ROOM8 AND BOARD.
FOR RNT—Two rooms furnished
complete for light housekeeping; priv-
ilege of parlor and bath; convenient
to capitol, oto. 304 H. 14th BL
FOR RENT—House 6 rooms, bath, eleo-
trio lights, gas, etc., in building, front-
ing cast.on high school square, at 325
per month. Smith & Wilcox.
Dallas, Tex., Kept. 17.—Frank T. Gap-
rard, secretary of the Texas Drug com-
pany, was drowned In the lake on the
Trinity Rod and Gun company near
Hutchings, last Saturday night. A
party of young people, including Mb,
Grrard, Rard Bramlitt ara Voinov"
Armstrong, had gone to the lake Sat-
urday afternoon from Dallas, and at 12
o clock that night these three young
men started in swimming. Armstrong,
who remained in the boat, stated that
Garrard and Bramlitt were about 100
yards apart when a cry for help came
from Garrard. Both went to his as-
sistance, but he was not seen after
the cry was heard. Divers and physi-
cians went from Dallas and after a
FOR HALE—A com fort wide ami con-
venient residence near the Avenue.
Jno. K. Donnan, McDonald building.
TOM HILL, expert horse
clipping; harness clean-
ed and oiled; stock sold
on commission. Satis-
faction guaranteed. 211
W. 6th SL -.....
restaurant known ns "Crystal Coffee , . _
ToH"STheisutndsonanaracen Sh 1P
xood on. and anyone knowing, th.
Placo will toll you so. ir you are In-
terented and have the cash to pay.
rail and nee me at once. I’., H. Hunter.
THOMA s F. TAYLOR,
Heal Estate and Invese
monte. Old phon. Uta.
. Ltten buudig. I have
some exceptlonal barkains on my list
for business residence or investment.
3 desirable loana, only. Ranch
term property in every part of the
exchange of realty a specialty.
and serve it at home. We make It
-Positively None
Charged
Classified rate, 1 cent per word for
the first insertion and 1-2 cent per word
for eaoh subsequent consecutive inser-
tion.
No Ad for Less
than 25 Cents
Remember—call phones 150 for mes-
senger* for Statesman want ads.
__________ ______ ________ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIG,
pie’s Furniture company, 221 E. 6th From and after this date and to con-
Ht Phones. Money advanced to re- tinVe in force until otherwise notified
sponsible parties. bY joint agreement of the interested
.n---------- pH les the M K. & T., H. A T. C. and
W. H. HILL of rural route No. 3 1s a.M- / road Companies .will
agent for Dr. Hagman’s Wonderful frelghthouges,for.thede
Vegetable Soap and remedies tor Travis DSoXxandrecetvins.or freleht at 6
A......• . ...1 1.1 *i.. — ..101.. ?. *’ K P. .Effective on and after
September 18, 1905. . __
TOU can buy some of that good chill ’
By Associated Press.
London, Sept. 18.—The Daily Mirror
- -- --------- -- -----uu publishes a statement from Fritjo
Springs, five miles east of here, was Nansen to the effect that the fortresses
struck on the head by a batted ball, of Konlgsvinger and Frederleksteen
sustaining a fracture superinducing will retain their modern works, the
concussion, from which he never re- ’ other new fortresses being demolished,
covered consciousness, dying last night. j The explorer answered that “Norway’s
AGENTS-A story book illustrated
with negro children at play; is a fast
Feller; nil buy it; agent* make 310 per
day; outfit 19c; particulars free; an.
swer quick, Jenkins, Hertet & (3o
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED-Union or non-union com-
positors. Wages 320 for 54 hours.
Open shop. Dallas Typothetae, Dallas,
Texas.
The-.city council will meet in regular
session tonght nt the city hall. Mayor
Bhelley’s veto of the new city hall ordi-
nance-will be the principal feature of
the meeting. However, several other
matters of importance will come up for
consideration, and an interesting meet-
ing is promised.
so successful as the shorter ones, it
la thought that there will be no doubt
about Dr. Chapman coming here. For
certain reasons he could not arrange to
visit Texas earlier in the summer, and
n account,of the urgent requests by
/ MONEY TO LOAN on din-
A A monds, watches, jewelry,
• V guns, pisto’s and all articles
of value. J. A. Jackson, 617 Congress
Ave.
search of about four hours the body
was recovered. The remains were
brought to Dallas. He was one of the —
prominent young business men of the
town and was also quite an athlete.
He had been in the drug business here
for several years, and t the time of
his death was secretary! of the Texas
Drug company, a local wholesale house.
His wife, mother and little son, the
only relatives, were in New York last
night and the body will be held until
they return.
♦nad, ail fenced, well and wind mill,
well drained by a ereek which runs
through same, and along this creek
there is timber in sufficient quantity
for domestic purposes. Price, 37 per
acre, $1000 cash, balance on time to
suit purchaser. C, W. Hahl A Co.,
Commercisl Rank Bldg., Houston,
Texas.
trie car*. Chris. Kofahl, Driskil bar-
ber shop.
FOR RENT—A good house furnished or
unfurnished, located on west side apove
6th St., and near Avenue. Address
Mobver, rare Htatesman.
FOR RENT—Rent your furniture and,
save buying or apply rent a* purchase
money. Austin Furniture exchapge.
.000 000 001— 1 4
.000 001 601— 2 3
BARGA1NH!—Our price catalogue now m“ W. 6th St. Old phone 1459.
ianksphawiz "WHrdie pruopturo: grok xoun FURNIruRM wig T,
day. We pay freight Smith Furnhure Heope’s Furniture Co., 221 E. 6th St.
Co, 1207 Congress, Houston, Texas. MeY advanced to responsible parties.
। rnones.
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.100 000 102— 4 10 3 18 assured from the start There are
.020 000 001— 3 7 2 those who prefer winter revivals to
those held in the summer, for the rea-
WANTED- A good blacksmth and
wheelwright for repair work. Steady
work and good wages. Austin White
Lime Co., 415 Congress Ave.
SIGHT WORTH HE EING.
A wolin with headache, backache,
dizziness, etc., at her monthly periods,
who has obtained a new lease of life
■—* through taking Wine of Cardui. At
- drug stores in 31 bottles.
1306 E. SEVENTH ST., convenient toyg
street' care, also railroads; two stories, j and farr
modern conveniences; will sell on very state, j
reasonable terms, to suit purchaser.
Wm. G. Bell, 415 Congress Ave.
SIX Al salesladies apply at the Fam-
ous Monday. None but experienced
Salespeople need apply.
HELP WANTEdLmALE. ’
WANTED—Positively will payl big
cash, day or week, to distribute Ant-
Victim Cigarette-Liquor Cure Star
Service Co., Danae, Texas.
By Associated Press
Cincinnati, Sept. 17.—Rain.
The Colorado river took a sudden
rise vesterday afternoon about 5 o’clock
as the result of the rains on the Pe-
demales Saturday night. In a very few
mnutes the river rose two feet. Con-
siderable small drift came down with
the rise and the green limbs show that
the rise was very sudden. The river
is not very muddy from the effects of
the rise.
son that the heat in the summer
months makes it very disagreeable.
CORNS, BUNIONS, ingrown nails,
ete., cured without pain. Permanent
cures or ho pay. Now York Parlor of
Chiropody, 219 E. 6th HL
fresh every day. Chas. G, Wukasch,
2218 Guadalupe ‘St
p. m.; leave* Lam
rives Austin 5; 40 p.
WANTED—For U. S. army, able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
21 and 35. citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab
A fine line of California fruits. Pears,
Peaches, Tokey end Black Prince
Grapes, Plum* due Wednesday; also
have Lmes. Oranges, Lemons, per-
Blmmons, Apples, et 917 Congress
Ave. phone Zav.
Swiss Cheese, Brick Cheese,
Edam Cheese, Pineapple Cheese,
Imperial Cheese, Roquefort
Cream Cheese, Pearl Barley,
Pearl Tapioca, new Mincemeat in
packages. A esr of Sweet Mixed
and Plain Pickles just received.
QUESTION OF DUTY.
Preposed High Rata on Repair Parts
far Argentina Tool* Discussed. .
By Associated Pres*. , .
Washington, Sept. 1?.—The follow-
ing ntatement bearing on the steps
being taken by this government in seek-
ing an adjustment of the proposed high
rate of duty on repair parts for agri-
cultural machinery imported into the
Argentina republic was made at the
state department today:
“The American minister to the Ar-
gentine republic is, under .the present
direction, acting promptly. Advices
received at the state department say
that yesterday the American minister
and the Argentine minister of finance
discussed the question in an amicable
way. The probable effect of the pro-
posed claue in the tariff was consid-
ered and the injury it might work to
Argentine fanners and importers was
threshed out. The minister of finance
expressed himself ag favorable to such
modification of the clause and will
satisfy the Importers in the Argentine
republic. The minister of finance also
stated that he would be present at a
meeting of the senate committee in
charge of the tariff bill on Monday or
Tuesday. The Importing Interests will
also be strongly represented at this
meeting for the purpose of stating
their side of the case.”
WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS
BE.
People get daffy on astronomy,
People about girls get spooney,
People get the jimmies from bug
juice.
People about fashions get looney.
People from phone-grafs get bug
house,.
People get fanatical as a Doweyite,
People are cured of crankiness
Who use plumbing and electric light.
Both phones 236, No. 814 Congress
avenue. W. L. Benson, foreman.
W. A. BURKE.
By Associated Press,
Baltimore, Sept. 17.—Relatives with
whom he had lived in this city ad-
mitted that John H. Greene, the 16 year
98 boy who yesterday committed sut,
ide at Roche hotel, New York, took
his life becaus of the hopelessness of
tua leva for a lady, considerably his
senlon.who. livea at Sparrows Point,
near this city. He is sald to have a
j igned thia reason for his act in the
letter received by hte sister yestrday.
I Not05 whatever la known by bl. reia:
talk of lute Whether the revival will be hela in the ’ tibia t'\ yourganrwhocouiab wrpon.
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to bo In the possesslon or the New York
coroner, though it may posalbly refer
to some, one more forkunate than the
suicide in the ault for the lady.
In the presence nt only the family
and a few intimate frlends, r. o. Roe-
der and Niss Clise Reisner were mar-
ried yesterday afternoon at 6 o’clock
at the residence of the bride's parents.
Judge J. D. Moore officiated. The
ETom is shipping clerk for the Austin
1 afninx factory, and the bride is the
accomplished daughter or Theodor
Reisner, a well known bookbinder of
They wil make their home
in this city.
unw Heptember 1 we have
buying both right and left. Of course,
there I* nothing extraordinary In our
buying second-hand furnhure, as we
have been doing it for fifteen years, but
What is peculiar is that every lot for
the last ten days has been goods of
exceptionally high grade. For example,
a three-piece parlor suite in mnohogany
and Parl inlaid, or a massive wardrobe
of full quarter oak, not only quartered
। in front but the entire aides, so fin-
ished inside with red cedar and blrds-
eye maple as to make it moth proof.
Brass bedstead. Elegant quartered oak
(fitted with oval French mirror) fold-
ing bed, Several very heavy golden
oak extension tablts. Carpets, cook
arranged :
— --- ---- --ather in thej .winter
would perhaps be too cold forja tent
revival, ahd at the same time tbere are
no churhes in the ity which could
seat the large congregtions. These de-
tails will be worked out later, "he
revival will possiblyunot last as long
as the eno conducte by Major‘Cole,
and may last only one or two weeks,
instead of a month, a* is usually the
custom. There are those who think
that long drawn out revival* are not
Austin, Tex, Sept. 17.
Temperature, maximum ...........90
Temperature, minimum ............71
River stage, 8 a. m..................0.8 <
No change in last twenty-four hours. I
Weather foreeast for Austin and vi-
cinitv—Monday partly cloudy; fresh
southeast winds.
Raises along the Pedernales river i
caused the Colorado river to rise two
feet from 4 to 6 p. m.
H. W. STROTER. JR,
Observer.
Judge Moore, who has been ill sev.
Wal day*, was reported improved yes-
terday and, he* may be able to resume
his session of court today.
ANY intelligent person may earn a
good income correcponding for news-
papers; no canvassing; experlenc un-
woceseary; send for particular*. North-
ern Press Syndicate. Lockport, N. T.
7 have often wondered at the mhny
Mbgular and unaccourtable hapnen-
Inga to us helpless mirtals, *uR ns
suggest the common Royings ag "it
never rains but it pours," gFoubi,
no\«r comes singly." I suppose this
is only in keeping with our state repu-
tation for climate, as when Texas is
dry It stays dry, and when It Marts
to raining it never stops.
Ro It Is in our buying furniture. For
Instance, during July and August our
purohases of secondhand furniture
moment you put a dollar aside were, you might say, below the average
ut* that impulse ’Which in w but since Heptember 1 we have bern
many cases has led to comfort, com- huwinr hadl . - • -
Investment. Price, 321 par acre;terms
to suit.
640 acres of black prairie land in
Wharton county, 15 miles from rall-
stoves and several.'standard make re-
frigerators. We bought these goods
at bargain prices, and if you haven t
the cash we can wait on you.
K. a MILLER,
216 and 322 East Sixth Street.
MESSENGERS
...... Both PhOnes 47.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TEL. CO.
Ten years' service proves our
. . reliability.
Office with W. U. Tel. Co, 104-106
West Sixth Street.
Will call tor Classified Ads for The
Statesman free of charge.
You will firet call The statesman
office—either phone 150— and we will
send a messenger. All such copy must
be accompanied by the cash—
WANTED—31400 worth of second
hand furniture; phone us and we will
make price* right. Th* People’s Fur-
niture Co.
real estate security, in sums to suit', WrEMontnyaEat n/ Bantonv,"ith
one to ten year*; Jow interest; money cheaper now than ever. Try him. En-
ready and waiting. Costley & Wash- gage his wagonettes for otingu. Re.
ington, rooms 1 and 2, Popo Bg. 1 duced prices. Telephones: Residence
----------------------------------- 642; Thos. Gogan A Bro, 195. *
Houston and Texas Central.
In effect Sunday, June 12. 1905.
Arrives from Houston 5:29 a.
4:50 p. m.
Grand Circuit.
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 17.—The grand
circuit races open at the Columbus
driving park tomorrow with prospects
for one of the most successful meetings
ever held here. The features of the
meeting will bo the 35000 purse to be
started Monday and the 36000 stake
for 3 year old trotters to be started
Wednesday.
Austin Mail Service.
Malls close for New York. Chicago.
St. Louls and points north at 3:10
p. m. and 10:30 a. m. Mail received
from these points at 4 p. m.
Mails close for San Antonio and
Mexican points at 4 a. m, 2:45 a. m.
and 6:15 p. m. Malls received from
these points t 11:05 a. m, 3:47 p. m.
and 11:30 p. m.
Mails close for Dallas, Fort Worth
and points in North Texas at 10:30
a. m., 3:10 p. m. and 10:30 p. m. Malls
received from these points at 4 a. m,
9:10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Malls close for Galveston, Houston
and points east at 12 noon and 10:30
p. m. Malls received from these points
at 4 a. m. and 5 p; m.
Malls dose for points on Houston
and Texas Central, Lampasas and
Llano branch at 6:30 a. m. Malls re-
ceived from these points at 5:45 p. m.
mong the pastors and laymen of the I tent or in some of the larger churches
---------- . co, different churches in the city of holdlog has not been ascertained or
Chicago. Sept. 17—St. Loufs won the another revival here this winter, when so far. The weather in 11
first game today in the opening after W— bb something on a larger scale
two out. a single, a batsman hit and han anything that has ever been held
a long fly giving three runs. Chicago in thls city. This revival will be the
won the second game in the ninth on ®ne which was postponed or substi
‘ hii ■ - - . Hjted last summer when tho services
of Major Cole were procured, who con-
ducted a revival here for six weeks.
R. H. E. All the churches will join in the work
.000 910 001— 2 7 1 and arrange for one union revival.
.309 900 090— 3 6 2 -ey- Ur. Chapman, the noted revivalist
and preacher of New York city, who
was spoken of so prominently last sum-
mer. will be here to conduct the ser-
vices. He ranks among the most elo-
quent men in th* country, With such
YOUNG man i2 wants position in
office, one year's experience. Al refer-
ences. Salary no object. Wishes to
eneaFe with go9d company. Address .0 ’
Position. car« Statesman. NO. 64 EAST AVE, four room cottage,
— | will cell on easy term*. People's Build-
ing and Loan Assn.
...... ’ m a..* ”■ z.
pains, backache and wretched headaches It Cleveland ........ 001 001— 2
afected my stomach so I could not enjoy my
meals, and half my time was spent in bed. Batteries-- Al trock and Hart;
Lydia E. Pinkham^ Vegetable Compound and Buelow, .
made me a well woman, and I feel so grateful -
that I am glad to write ami tell you of my. Detroit, 2. St Loui* 1
AWA “Eyhlgbaesmswsegta’ rSoralbl r Che hom iumb deet
Compound did for Mre. Ainsley it will
do for every siek and ailing woman. Score
if you have symptoms you don’t un- St. Louts
derstand write to Mrs. Pinkhaza, at Detroit ..
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free apd
always helpful. j Batteries—Howell and Sugden; Mul.
- len and Drill,
the Texas people he geels that he is
indebted to them to that extent and
will make an endeavor to hold the
winter meeting. 0
WANTED—Two (2) good teamsters,
white men with families preerred.
Steady Work end good wages. Austin
White Lime Co, 415 Congress Ave.
WANTED—A delivery boy with a
wheel. Apply at once at 912 Congress
Avej
POUND RALE. I
in accordance with an ordinance
now In force prohibiting the running
at large of anmal within certain lim-
its of the city v Austin and providing
for the sale of same. I will proceed to
sell at public, auction. Monday, Sep-
tember 18, 1905, at 4:80 p. m., to the
highest bidder for cash at the city
pound, romer East Fifth and Trinity
streets, the following described animal
to-wit: .
One brown mare about 74 hands
high, about 15 years old; both hind
feet white; no mark or brand visible.
W. J. MORRIS,
City Marahal.
| One of the most noted, successful ana
riehest men of this century. iu a recent tndance, hoo.
article, has said, “ Whatever I am and I
whatever success I have attained in Score—
this world I owe all to my wife. From Little Rock
the day I first knew her she has been ----- “
an inspiration, and the greatest help.
grandest events by the Kentucky Breed-
ers association for the Lexington meet-
ing o$ October 3 to 14 next. Three
hundred and seventy-four horses have
been named in twenty purges just dos-
ed. which, added to those kept in the
•takes, brings the total entry up to
628, and breaks the record for entries of
American trotting tracks established by
the Lexington association in 1898 by
nearly one hundred.
President’s Qulet»Day.
By Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, Ia L, Sept. 17—After at-
tending morning service at Christ
church, accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt
and the children, the president passed
the remainder of the day in and about
Sagamore Hill. No visitors were re-
ceived.
NO. 1313 WILLOW BT, a vry desir- MONEY TO LOAN—320,000 to Joan
able home, can be bought 'on easy ---- ‘
monthly payments, or will rent. Peo-
Pie’s Building and Loan Assn.,. 415 Con-
gress Ave.
FOR RALE—Al n bargain, 60 fine oak
desks, 36.50 eah. Suitable for office, ,
school or homeluse. A. F. Martin, 415 P
V ‘ l-
Wants Wants Wants Wan t s
LOST— Laat Thurnday, a crescent elty
MONEY TO LOAN-HOO. 11000, $6000 Po0Ket209 Kwbearing. the name. W. H.
and 310,000 to Joan on Improved real ,0rd, 407 M Ain Plaza, San Antonio,
estate at lowest rates. J. H. Raymond, pe/0Heward o1$5or return to Mrs.
, , . .....- ------—- black Jr., agent, Litton bjag Phillips, 1013 M. 9th St
prafrle land, adjoining the townsite of ■ ....... ....
FaNbanks, a station on the H. and T,
C. railroad, 12 miles northwest of the
city of Houston, also on shell road:
This land is well drained and is a fine
Mason Stage Line.
Dally (except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano and Mason. Leaves Llano
1 p. m.; leave* Mason 5:30 a. m. Makes
connection with trains.
JOHN LAFRENTZ, Manager.
San Saba and Lometa Stag® Line.
Leaves Lometa 7 a. m.; arrves San
Saba 11:30 a. m.
Leave* Ran Saba 1:30 p. m.; arrives
Lometa 6:30 p. m.
Seven times a week.
ERQUHART & STEPHENS.
Proprietors.
San Saba and Lometa.
Harness Races
LOANS ON FARMR and Austin city ... ovenenuanx ,i. I---.
Property; no commission charged. W- EBE-FAUX, freight transfer
'rown Bro*., Austin. Une; receiving, forwarding and stor-
___________________ __________‛—--------------- ----- age; merchants’ account* a specialty.
EIGHTY ACRES at black land 41 J*?NKy To LOAN-1500, $1000, $2000, both phones *’L
miles northeast of croSb. a Ktaton’on I $1000, 15000 and <10,000 on long tm
the main Itai of 100 , IaIonpon and. fow. rate of interest. W. A. Bog-
Leave 4:30 a. m., 9:05
p. m.
l\ M3-ag XA
MG. BeJi/t An r ley
St. Louis, Sept. 17.—The fast passen-
ger train for the southwest which left
St. Louis last night over the Iron Moun-
- 3 tain route, was wrecked today near
5 1 ( Arcadia, Mo. According to reports re-
g ceived, two trainmen were killed and
joss fifteen passengers injured. The wreck
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