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AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, MONDAY, JUNE 16. 1902. PAGE THREE. COUNTY BOXES ARE SLOW CLOSING OUT THE IMPOSSIBLE TO SECURE THE DISTANT COUNTY RETURNS YESTERDAY. 34,000 STOCK I HILL REQUIRE AN OFFICIAL Count to Determine the Contest for School Superintendent and Hide and Animal Inspector.

At a lively rate. The sale that is proving such a saving to the buy-ing public. Prices that make trad ing brisk even in hot weather. i THE BEST Two CR EM 0 Bauds are flW ofsdme value 'as one tag from filial "STAR! 'DRUM MONO' Natural Uaf i 'GOOD LUCK! VlD PEACH HOW WKl 'RAZOR'and TRICE GREENVILLE' I. G.

N. RAILROAD. On the present schedule effective "December 18, International and Great Northern trains arrive at and depart from passenger station as below: Northbound. Arrive a. 12:10 a.

p. 11:12 p. ni. Leave 10:50 a. 12:15 p.

3:00 p. 11:15 p. m. Southbound. Arrive 4:00 a.

5:45 a. 8:10 p. 8:50 p. m. Leave 4:10 a.

6:00 a. 3:20 p. :00 p. m. HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

No. 24 leaves Austin for Houston, 1:25 p. m. No. 26 leaves Austin for Houston, 11:00 p.

m. No. 25 arrives from Houston at 7.20 m. No. 23 arrives from Houston, 4.05 P.

m. No. 75 leaves Austin for Llano, 4:15 p. m. No.

75 arrives at Llano, 8:35 p. m. No. 76 leaves Llano for Austin, 7:06 m. No.

76 arrives at Austin from Llano. 11:35 a. m. No. 23 connects with No.

75 for Llano. No. 76 connects with No. 24 for Houston. LAMPASAS STAGE LINE.

Leave Burnet 11 a. m. Arrive Lampasas 4 p. m. Leave Lampasas 10:15 a.

m. Arrive Burnet 3:15 p. m. W. A.

NEWTON, Prop. MASON AND LLANO STAGE. Leave Llano 12:30 p. m. Arrive Mason 7:30 p.

m. Leave Mason 6:30 a. m. Arrive Llano 1:30 p. m.

Daily except Sunday. Making connection with train. Fare, $2.50. Mason and Llano stage makes oon-. section with the east and west trains at Llano.

Fare, round trip, $5.06, limited 10 days. s. g. Mclean, Proprietor, Llano. SAN SABA STAGE LINE.

Leave Llano 1:00 p. m. Arrive San Saba 7:30 p. m. Leave San Saba 4:30 a.

m. Arrive Liana 12:00 noon Daily except Sunday. D. F. HARLESS.

Proprietor. From returns up to date the following ticket has been nominated by the democrats of this county, although some of the ruces are exceedingly close and the returns from the mountains which will be in this morning, or an official count may change the result: For Governor S. W. T. Luiham.

For Lieutenant Governor Geo. i). Neal. For Attorney General C. K.

Bell. For Comptroller of Public Accounts K. M. Love. For State Treasurer Jno.

V. Rob-bins. For Commissioner of the General Land Office J. J. Terrell.

For State Superintendent of Public Instruction Arthur Lfevre. For Railroad Commissioner O. B. Colquitt. For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court F.

A. Williams. For Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas W. L. Davidson.

For Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals for the Third Supreme Judicial District of Texas long term w. M. Key. For Associate Justice of the Court' of Civil Appeals for the Third Supreme Judicial District of Texas short term Shirting Calicos. 9lp per yard i 2 36-inch Bleached Lonsdale Domestic, per yard 20 pieces 15c braided effect White Lawn, former pric 7 i 15c, per yard I 2 Red Seal Ginghams, riper yard uu Children's Slippers 50 Ladies' Sandals CC at Another lot Ladies' OOn Slippers at 00 $1.50 Oxfords at ddu All high shoes marked at a price to close out quick.

All goods changed and money refunded when desired. F. G. Morris. For Member of Congress for the Tenth Congressional District A.

Burleson. For State Senator Twentieth District Jas. H. Faubion. For District Judge Twenty-sixth Judicial District R.

L. Penn. For District Attorney Twenty-sixth Key Bros. Brevard 217 East Sixth Street The Busiest Spot in the City Judicial District Warren W. Moore.

TA. a.iX&AitoJjMt'WSihitli 1ir liityf City News I Moonlight Excursion AT LANDA'S PARK New Brauntels Afternoon and Evening As Beautiful as Venus and jas Diana How Mme. De Maintenon, the Most Beauti ful Woman in History, Retained Her Beauty and Youthful Appearance. How Any Woman Can Attain Beauty and Youthful Looks II CI IV A SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. If you are thinking of taking a course, call on Mrs.

Lillie Erwin, who has no superior as a shorthand teacher. Mrs. Erwin does not now employ an assistant, as she finds it more satisfactory to take a limited number of students and give each one her personal attention. 208 East Fourth treet, Austin. Texas.

Phone 411. MUSIC. Mrs. Hagerty's Summer school of piano and vocal music, deep breathing and physical culture, 923 Congress Ave. S3 ss JUNE III II III Jill I III! Ill The Greatest Musical Event Ever Arranged in the South W.

T. Wroe Sons have just received a big shipment of Hynes" buggies, carriages, surries and phaetons, and they are beauties. GRAND CONCERT BY MILITARY BAND. 50 San Antonio Musicians Under Direction of PROFESSOR CARL BECK. Special Concert by the famous All Union Organizations of Austin GUADALAJARA QUINTETTE CLUB.

Late of Mexico, and Professor Artz's Orchestra. GRAND ORCHESTRA Of 30 8an Antonio Musicians for dancing. are Invited to participate. Every- SUMMER BOARDERS. For District Clerk Jas.

P. Hart. For Representatives Sixty-first District Jno. L. Peeler.

A. W. Terrell. For County Judge Geo. Calhoun.

For County Attorney John W. Brady. For County Clerk Joe Corwin. For County Assessor Ed. Burleson.

For County Collector C. Thrasher. For Countv Treasurer Z. P. Jour-dan.

For Countv School Superintendent J. H. For County Surveyor Grooms Lee. For Sheriff Geo. S.

Matthews. For Hide and Animal Inspector W. F. Searight. For County Commissioner Precinct No.

4 Paul Von Rosenberg. For Justice of the Peace Precinct No. ft-J. G. Smith.

For Constable Precinct No. 6 W. L. Dayton. For Commissioner Precinct No.

1 R. J. Nixon. For Commissioner Precinct No. 2 W.

D. Shelley. For Constable Precinct No. 3 Will Morris. 1 The race for commissioner in the second and fourth precincts is very close and especially in the latter.

All returns have been received from this precinct and Von Rosenberg is said to be in the lead by three votes. The official count will have to determine this race. In the second precinct Mr. Shelley claims fifty votes with four boxes to hear from. The races for county superintendent and hide and animal inf-pecror are also neck and neck, according to the precinct returns.

There are yet a number of boxes to hear from and it is hard to name the winners. Owing to yesterday being Sunday the full returns could not be obtained. All efforts to do so were in vain: even the anxious trials of the close candidates. All of the outside boxes will be reported here today and some believe that E. T.

Moore will pass Penn a few votes in the distant boxes, but this Is not very probable. Geo. Matthews got more votes than Moore and Fowler combined, as has been predicted by The Statesman all the while, and it was no surprise to his friends. Corwin carried the county by a big majority and it is not very likely that Faulk will overcome 200 majority in the few district boxes, which were not given in The Statesman Sunday. Jourdan and Calhoun seem to be safe for treasurer and county Judge, respectively.

When seen last night Mr. Brady stateil that with some 200 votes yet to hear from he had a lead of 193 over Faulk. It was also learned that the Julius Johnson people counted on the unreported vote to defeat Searight for hide and animal inspector, Mr. Searight only having some thirty-eight votes lead at present. In the race for county school superintendent Mr.

Will Braiy reports that 'A Cool, comfortable rooms can be obtained at the Avenue hotel for the summer months on very reasonable terms. Apply in person or drop a card to J. E. Hodges, proprietor. body invited.

A. I 75c- Round Trip 75c I On sale for train leaving Austin at 3:20 p. m. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy A Moonlight Outing and hear the finest musical treat of th itainn UmA nrnini P- J- LAWLESS, C. P.

A T. A. SUMMER MUSIC CLASS. Miss Elizabeth Weller will accept a limited number of voice and piano pupils. Special at- tention givon to accompanying and sight singing when desired.

Address No. 2300 Guaaalupe street. Sight singing class now forming. SUMMER SESSION. Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling, telegraphy, Spanish, etc.

Morning sessions 8 to 12, beginning June 2. Special rates. Individual Instructions; you can enter now. Coolest place in the city. New catalogue.

Both 'phones. GRIFFITTS' COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. Corner 18th and Lavaca, Austin, Tex. Built like a palace car, finished like a piano and rides like a Pullman too; The teacher goes. The preacher goes.

The "chilluns" they go, Families by dozens, Fathers, mothers, cousins, It Is the thing to do. They go a hot And withered lot. But come back "Good as new." Rut where do they go? To Colorado i .1 of the uiuriou; roT AV i "on" that erer lived, and the favorite scarce thlrtv 3X1V When nty yean o( age, to history records, looked which the imirt nM ielonHWas m.aTVe- "2," enTy of all the most rioted beaotfes for Merited Tto wtt. outh and tewtv, it was asserted, wer SJSiLn. VP.

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world renowned preparation, are by u. at reduced price. SCARBR0UGH and HICKS Sole Agents of the vote accountjd for he has a sleeper; that's a Hynes carriage, phaeton and surrey, and they cost lead of thirty-nine. In the returns from Elroy it was stated that Matthews had received "THE DENVER" Summer Rates will be on June 1st We believe we can giro you Inald information regarding Kool Kolorado, including the prices of living thei (as low as $4 a week) at hotels, ranches and boarding houses, which yoo will consider worth while. Get your name on our list (10c In unused stamp puts it there in ink).

If you read LETTERS FROM 0. B. COM FORTABLfl you'll find some things you'd like to know. That's our book that gWes th prices not a picture in it needed the space for real information. But have some very select stuff, with handsome illustrations, which we hava had printed just to give away to those who appreciate it and are Interested in Kool Kolorado, and Ticket Agents, all over the state, have supplies.

They will be glad to give you these books, also to sell you your tickets; and. if you tell them you want to go so that "You Don't Have To Apologize," on the "Only On? Road" with direct line and thru trains (people en-Joy our service after traveling In the ordinary way) they will recognlsa that you are wise and discerning. We'd be glad to hear from you, too. Passenger Department, "The Denver Road," Fort Worth, Texas. I seventy-four votes.

One of the Judges of the election telephoned from there last nipht that this was an error, that Matthews only received twenty-four you very little more than cheap work. Sold only by W. T. Wroe Sons. NEW YORK HOTELS.

To families or ladles traveling without escort, the Hotel Empire, Broadway and Sixty-third street, New York City, offers many attractions. The Empire is one of the new hotels of New York, opened September, 1894 It is accessibly and delightfully located. It occupies the block front on Sixty-third street running from Broadway votes from that precinct. Moore got sixtv Fowler eleven votes. fr MANY OLD MEMBERS NEXT HOUSE WILL HAVE FIFTY-FOUR LAWMAKERS WHO SERVED LAST SESSION.

to Columbus Avenue and fronts on Empire square, one of the prettiest of! the small parks of the' metropolis. I Every street car line In the city passes The First National Bank OF AUSTIN, TEXAS. ESTABLISHED IN 1871. Capital Stock Paid in $100,000 H. KIRIY rresioeni J.

L. HUME. it, rii vich rfiiMnAni B. WORTHAM Second Vle PrMn V. a a a a a a a a a a its doors.

The traveler arriving at the Grand Central Station can step on a car marked "Broadway and Seventh Ave." or "Broadway and Fort Lee Ferry," which will take him to the entrance of the Hotel Empire In seven minutes. If they arive by the Cort-landt or Liberty street ferries, they can board a car marked "Sixth and Amsterdam which will take them to the Hotel Empire entrance in twenty minutes. The traveler arriving by any of the railroads having their terminus in Jersey City can, on crossing any of the 'errles, take the Sixth or Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad to Fifty-ninth street, which is one minutes walk from the Hotel Empire. The Empire Is within ten minutes of all the principal theatres and great department stores. It is a very popular house with those who appreciate first class accommodations at moderate cost Its rpstaurant Is noted for the excellence of Its cooking.

Its efficient service and its moderate prices. To those who visit New1 York occasionally the Hotel Empire, Broad A. 8. VANDErtVOORT. At pi sent it looks as if the next session uf the legislature will contain more old members than any previous session ever had.

So far there are fiftv-iour members of the Twenty-seventh session w.ho will be members of the Twenty-eighth legislature. The fact li i many of them desire to cpme back shows that the inducement must be something out of the ordinary. The members of the last legislature were "in so to speak, as they had two jo iat sessions at $5 per day, and the regular session lasted only ninety days. Hiving the members a per diem for sixty days and $2 for only thirty days. It will be seen that the members of the Twenty-seventh were extreiiiiv fortunate in the way of'ae-tual compensation, and that majf be the reason why so many of them desire to return.

With fifty-four old members on hand it should not take the next legislative body very long to get under way. Hotel Empire, New York, noted for Ha restaurant, Its clientele, efficient service and moderate rates. DIRECTORS: H. KIRBY, J. L.

HUME, A. ZILKER, ED 8EELINQ, P. J. LAWLESS, GEO. P.

ASSMAN, A. 8. VANDERVOORT, W. B. WORTHAM.

Vault room and safe deposit boxes for storage of valuables and paper free to patrons. All legitimate and conservative banking business, largs or small, solicited, and good and prompt attention guaranteed. Open Saturday Until 11 O'clock See Our Window Display (TV street. Is well way and Sixty-third worth remembering..