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IN DAILY AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1902. PASES NINE TO SIXTEEN LOCAL NEkYS SECTION 1. The Shumate Razor "The Razor With a Character" VT-T JTl in g't I i 4-1 5 I 6 7P s9 to iyi4 r516 17 I ai 9 10 1 3 XI 33 15 26 27138 NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE Our guarantee Is broad and liberal: Return it If unsatisfactory. We replace it and ask no questions. i SHUMATE RAZOR CO, $1 Brings It Prepaid.

Austin, St Louis and Chicago. Comwelfs 4 Drug Store Fills physicians prescriptions In a highly accurate and thorough manner with only the purest and best of chemicals and medicines. The most approved appliances and checking Bystem is used. The vice in every respect is up to the highest and best standard. Try us once and you will always bring your prescriptions here.

Corn well, 620 Congress Ave. Both phones 288. Agent Nunnally's famous candies. 9 "MMMHHI MHHMHHHMHMMMMHHlHIHMBMnMHWnaMMHHMMMMMHMIIHMnMMMMMiMmWMMMMMMMMMHM mum i -i i-T-r- i ii ih-iti. illinium.

-in ir nr nr i ni ia rl.r Forecast of Some Stirring ILvents The June Selling to Be a Succession of Pleasant Surprises Happenings of a very unusual kind are scheduled for the early June days in the nature of radical reductions that will eclipse our own very best efforts in the past. The most sanguine buyer could not have hoped for price reductions such as we expect to inaugurate. It has been recognized by prudential people for many years that the store's methods and prices involve protection and a substantial saving even under ordinary circumstances, and this June announcement will doubtless provoke a special thrill of pleasure when its full significance is well understood. Read further and get some idea what to expect. June and vacation suits are here! Every suggestion has been studied to lighten the worry for the mother, the expense for the father, and the clothing for the boy.

Stylish, strong stuffs; dainty, durable designs; Norfolk, sailor, double and single breastedeverything from wool to crash. All prices; from 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 up to 9.00. DAINTY WASH SUITS A grand line of the newest wash tabrics in Sailor Suits for the little fellows, from 3 to 8 years. The very thing for June wear. Prices 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 up to 5.00.

Smith Wilcox 1 ii' and buy real estate, and as we have special facilities to place loans on real estate security, beg to call on us before applying elsewhere. We are prepared for more business, andean give our best attention to your wants and proper protection of Freezers, and How We Sell Them Experience has taught us that the cheap single moUon freezer ia not an economical proposition; therefore we submit these special' prices on the highest grade goods only. New Ideal 4-minute freezer, popular Wonder, the latest product of the White Mountain people, at the following special prices for tomorrow: 1-quart, 2-quart, 3-quart, 4-quart, 6-quart, 8-quart, 10-quart, $4.60. White Mountain, the old favorite: 1-quart, 2-quart, 3-quart, 1-quart, 6-quart, 8-quart, $3. Refrigerators Note the posiUve reductions for this week No.

5 hardwood Lapland refrigerator, 60 pounds ice capacity, thoroughly cleanable, $13.50, from $15.00. No. 5 Defender, hard wood, cleanable refrigerator, 40 pounds ice capacity, $8.75. No. 3 Champion, hard wood, clean-able refrigeratdr, 30 pounds ice capacity, $6.75.

No. 32 genuine Alaska, highest grade refrigerator made, ice capacity 60 pounds, $12.98. News About China 100-piece dinner set of fine French Haviland china, $24.95. Neatly decorated Carlsbad olive dishes, special at 10c. Fancy decorated china souvenir cups and saucers, per pair, 5c Under glazed decorated English china fruit or vegetable dishes, 4c.

Set of English china, fancy shape cups and saucers, retail at 75c, this lot slightly damaged, per set, 29c. First grade cups and saucers, per set, 39c. Set of decorated dinner plates, 55c Large fancy porcelain English china turkey dishes, regularly 90c, special at 59c Large porcelain roast, platters, worth 50c, for 29c. Steak platters, worth 35c, special at 19c. June Sale of Toilet Items Vantine's oriental toilet soaps, per cake, 19c.

Woodbury's Facial soap or cream, 19c. Magnifying shaving mirrors, 95c. Large hand mirrors with easel back, special Monday at 5c. Colgate's White ClemaUs soap, per cake, 8c. Bottle genuine pure vaseline, 4c.

Mennen's talcum powder, 19c. Full size, extra quality tooth brushes, 5c and 10c. Little Housewares Potato mashers. 5c. Large vegetable slicers, 10c and 19c 8 rolls toilet paper, Monday for 25c One lot of imported lunch baskets, regularly 15c, 8c Hammock hooka.

Ec 50-poound flour bins. 79c. All kinds of tin and granltewara priced lower than regular. Jelly glasses, 35c per dozen. Granite preserving kettles, 35c and 23c.

Large sponges, 15c. Table per set, 50c. Small oil stoves, 49c. Swedish matches, per dozen, 45c. Alarm clocks, 69c.

Best liquid glue, 10c. Nickel-plated spittoons, removable cover, Monday at 39c. Fruit Jars, Bcreen windows, screen doors, at the lowest market prices. To Help Beautify Your Lawn 3-arm revolving lawn sprinkler, 98c Spray lawn sprinklers, 15c and 19c Nozzles, 10c. Extra quality lawn shears, 35c.

Good quality lawn mowers, $2.50. Roll of good rubber hose, guaranteed, special Monday at $2.98. A Fancy Hammock, Worth $1.00, A FAIR TO BE HELD HERE PRESIDENT LOCHRIDGE SAYS IT WILL BE HELD THIS SUMMER, POSSIBLY IN JULY. EXCELLENT RACES TO BE FEATURE Effort Will Be Made to Have It Pulled Off During the State Drill or Immediately After. Austin is to have a fair this summer.

This will be welcome news to the horse lovers of this county. The fair ia to be given under auspices of the Austin Fair association, and it will be held some time in July, shortly after the fair at Taylor. Texas. Many of the horses that run at Taylor will enter the races here and a first class race meet is anticipated. I.

P. Lochridge, president of the association, stated yesterday that they had not fixed the date of holding the fair, but that it would be time in July and perhaps during the drill, that is if satisfactory arrangements could' be made with the encampment officers. Otherwise it will be after, or before the state drill, asserted Mr. Lochrldge. NOTICE.

Having admitted Mr. John Kuehne as a partner In my business. I beg to thank my friends and the public generally for the many favors heretofore bestowed upon me during the last twenty-eight years, and to solicit a continuance thereof for the new firm of Goldbeck Kuehne. June 1, 1902. L.

N. GOLDBECK. Referring to the above, we beg to announce- that we will continue the general insurance, loan, rental and land business as heretofore at the old stand, and representing some of the leading domestic and foreign fire insurance companies, with assets aggregating over $100,000,000 we are prepared to fill any orders in the fire Insurance line that may be placed with us. will continue to collect rents and sell Try Us If 1 NEVER CLOSED 1 CHAPA'S 8S The New, Up-to-Date Prescription 1 Pharmacy is Now I OPEN DAY AND ALL NIGHT 1 Everything first-class, new and fresh. All prescriptions are com- poartded under my own supervision.

Right Prices. E. M. CHAPA 1 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 117 E. 6th St.

Opposite Driskill Both Phones 802. Free Delivery ss ss ss 2 5 COMMENCEMENT iS SS ES SS Is a time for little gifts of remembrance. A dainty book or a beautiful picture appeals to the finer sense as much or more than a basket of flowers. It is far more acceptable and remains for all time a memory of the most glorious of all days to the young. Gspital City Book Fine Pictures and Picture 8 Framing, I i SOS CONGRESS AVENUE, A Austin, 'if.

S' DR. C. J. SMITH. Dentist.

Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. 80S Ceng. Ave. Res. Tel.

257. New Department We have added to our reg ht laundry a department for CLEANING, REPAIRING AND PRE8SINA Ladies' and gentlemen's clothe, ud we guarantee to please the most faetidioui. Eosche's Troy Laundry Phone 71. HOTEL NORAUNDIE Broadway and Thirty-Eighth St, New York. Best Hotel location in the city.

Ab solutely fireproof. European plan. Located In the amusement and shopping district Twenty principal places of amusement within five minutes walk the hotel. Family and transient hotel. CHAS.

A. ATKINS CO. aryoi i riuv In fth Ttr If rod own MILLS tm Of ERAT1N3 MACHINES 61 VARIETIES Wrttf ir Mlaloi! nd money malOn IDRgwOOM. HILLS KuVtlTY Chisago. Cl.o.1 TO aOUin jciiursun uuhtu A nickel 3 I Bio your Interests.

References furnished if desired. Respectfully your obedient servants, GOLDBECK KUEHNE. CHILDREN'S BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, 8c. Ml ST ROT. NEW WAY TO DSTA1N STOCK.

Certain Citizens Are Playing Pound-master on a Small Scale. Recently many reports similar to the following have been received at the police station: "Mr. Clerk, send the poundmaster out to No. street right away. A cow has been annoying me all the morning, and I have just put her in my lot and will keep her until the poundman gets here." Many of the like reports have been received by the police clerk lately, and In fact it is almost an every-day occurrence for some one to "steal" their neighbors cows for the poundmaster.

If the habit is not abandoned somebody will most assuredly get into trouble. The pound ordinance provides for a poundmaster, and the state law prohibits one person taking possession of another's cow under such circumstances. CHILDREN'S BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, 8c. MISTROT. S) TO THE CITIZENS OF AUSTIN.

Owing to the large amount of work In my office during the next month, I will not be able to see all of you personally before the primaries, and so I take this method of saying a few words to you in regard to my candidacy for re-election to the office of county school superintendent. I have held the office only one term, and as It has been the democratic precedent to give a faithful and efficient officer a second term, I feel that if I have done my duty I am entitled to reelection. The city people pay very little attention to the county superintendent- because he has nothing at all to do with the city schools, but in their choice they should be guided to in Need of I 816 Congress Avenue. TUNING Monday For 55c A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE Have you a piano In your home? If not, why not one of the reliable Bush Gerts' Pianos? We can give you the beat Instrument made and make yon the best price. Come In and hear the "Apollo," the king of piano players.

BUSH GERTS PIANO AND ORGAN CO. OF TEXAS. I J. R. REED, iepreseafatlre.

Phone 524. REPAIRING MANY PISTOL SHOTS FIRED. Eighteen Is theJeeord Since Last Bunduy Some Were By Oftlcers, Since last Sunday morning at 4:50 o'clock, eighteen pistol shots have toen fired In this city. Five were fired by Capt. Harry Owen at the driving park last Friday afternoon In starting the horse races, and one by an ofllcer In executing a horse.

The balance were tired by parties who had not the authority, and so far as can be learned, no occasion to do so. As a result of thin shooting, three men, two Mexicans and one negro, were seriously wounded. One man Is out on a $1000 bond, charged with -shooting the two Mexicans. No one has been arretted for shooting the negro preacher. This Is the record for the past week with the sixshooter toters.

Buy your, straw hats at DeLaah mutt's. WASHABLE SILK TAFFETA HIS BON, 15c. MISTROT "The sweetest story ever told" Pen Ick Ford's molasses and slrop hatterle the finest table syrups to had, for sale by Deen Walling' pur, food grocery. considerable extent by those directly connected with the county schools. There are eighty teachers and 225 trustees in this county, and as to my ec-ord In office I refer you to these people, who are almost unanimous In supporting me for re-election I was born and raised in Austin, and feel that you are perfectly able to judge of my character yourselves.

Thanking the people of my home city for tire favors shown me in the past, and promising to appreciate any favors shown me In the future, 1 am very respectfully, WILL P. BRADY. LADIES' BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, 5c. MISTROT. For Chaplain of Rusk Penitentiary, to Succeed Dr.

F. D. Mitchell, Deceased. The announcement of the death of Rev. F.

D. Mitchell, for many years chaplain of the, penitentiary at Kusk, was received here with much regret. Dr. Mitchell was a prominent colonel in the Confederate army from Kentucky, and participated in a number of stirring engagements of the Civil war. Applications are already coming in to the governor for appointment of Dr.

Mitchell's successor. "Sure good" RlcnelieU white cherry preserves, for sale by Deen Walling. MISSES' PATENT KID STRAP SANDALS, $1.00. MISTROT. We wholesale oils of all kinds and retail coal and wood.

Ira O. Wyse Oil phone 436. Get a Pittsburg Vln'blo Writing Machine. "IT'S ALL, WKI'l." LADIES' BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, 5c. MISTROT.

New honey at Deen Walllng's. Buy your straw huts at DeLash- mutt's. LADIk'S' BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, tc. MISTROT. BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS. RUBBERS AND CAPS. MASON FRUIT JARS. GASOLENE STOVES. WATER COOLERS.

REFRIGERATORS. FLOWER POTS. GARDEN HOSE. FISH GLOBES. AGATEWARE.

GLASSWARE. BIRD CAGES. CROCKERY. TINWARE. BASKETS.

OUR ASSORTMENTS ARE COM-PLETE AND PRICES ARE RIGHT. CITY FAN TAKERS PROTEST AGAINST THE FLAT RATE SYSTEM RECENTLY INAUGURATED BY THE CITY. There Is much complaint heard against the $3 Hal meter rate for office fans. Many citizens who have oftlce fans which are used only occasionally declare that this rate Is entirely too high, and say that they will file protests against it with the water and light commission. A well known physiciitn yesterday In conversation with a reporter for The Statesman stated that heretofore his office fan had only cost him $1.25 per month.

"A Jump from $1.21 to la" said he, "1 think Is an unreasonable increase." A number of other persons are of the same opinion as the physician, ami, no doubt the commission will hear many complaints, but they will play no favorites. All takers will be charged the same rates. WASHABLE SILK TAFFETA RIBBON, 15c. MISTROT. H.

H. Voss Co. I 511 Congress Avenue Both Phoros 595 1 v.v.