Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 9

AUS TIE DAILY STATESMAN VO AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JULY 6.1902. PHICR Pivp pbwtc COREL'S How This Store En- TEL3ARDZnT forms Part of Your ters Into and Existence A MERCHANTILE establishment Should so imnr ir rllim t. DRUG STORE It the place in which to have your prescriptions filled. Every known device that insures accuracy is used, and only the purest and best of drugs and -chemicals are compounded. We also It would be difficult for thk tnrA in iiave in stock a complete and compre an 1 opportunity.

Therefore' ns Particular attention is directed to the trade features detailed in this notice nA those of which space forbids the mention. and hensive assortment of sundries. Toilet 'Waters, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, etc. Our Soda Fountain dispenses the ost delicious drinks. Don hesitate to command us freely and to make the store a resting nh trading these July days.

ng Place when you go Let us fill your requirements. You will be pleased, Refrigerators, Screen Doors and Windows and HammoHr Corrall's fvi uuvwui mis weei, Various Wares Fancy double fern dishes, 25c Acme chloride of lime, per box, Sc. 'Things seen are mlghter than things heard." ENOCH ARDEN Come in and you'll see your size is here; we're great on big sizes solid comfort: 300 in the shade not degrees- The right clothes and the right disposition are what make hot weather easy; wear our kind and don't worry. All 830, $27.50, $25 Suits now $18.75. All $20 Suits now $14.85, blacks excepted.

Smith Wilcox Over 10,000 different articles priced 620 CONGRE83 AVENUE. Both phones 288. similarly. Important Sale of Palmetto scrub brushes, 4 cents. Agent for Nunnally's famous candies, worth 10c.

25c wire broilers, 10c- All black bristle wall brushes, value China and Glass It has become public property that the values offered from this ar unmatched and unmatchable. few items to mafte the arL ment more convincing- Large china soup bowls, 10c Seteo7UHdChlna bowis, 5c. Plates, 6r5c.de0rated dinner Set of decorated 40c, 29c. DR. C.

J. 8MITH, Extra grade 25-cent varnish brusnes. Larthenware Crocks, any size, 10c. Churns with topB, 20c to 40c. 1-gallon fancy jugs, 15c.

Very best lined ironing furnacs, 50c. 1-gallon chicken Jugs, 25c. 13c. Dentist Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. One lot of coffee mills, value up to 60 cents, choice for 25c.

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Ant guards for table legs, per set, 30e, saucers. 55c u'0 aaa Adjustable card or sewing tables, special at 79c. Iron lemon squeeazers, 10c. Full size ice picks, 5c. Another sale of our new popular Connecticut food choppers, $1.25 to $1.50.

Everything in granite ware at pop In a World Where Clenliness is Next to Godliness No Praise is too Great For wehTteatedchraat Baskets dishes. 5c, 10c and 16c. Ve8eia0, Complete lOO-nif. 1 One lot of various sizes and styles imported, fancy lunch haaWa PING fancy porcelain dinner sei, Vms. ular prices.

for 10c PONG Split lunch baskets, covered, 7c Willow market baskets, 25c. Very fancy imnortod imihi Bath sponges, 19c. 5x7 gilt frame mirrors, 10c. Alarm clocks, 75c. Summer oil stoves, 48c.

Set of genuine Wm. Rogers triple- Picnic baskets, 79c. et, 10c. Cream Per Glass twin salt and pepper sets Large glass rult bowI' 10 etB ic Glass water bottles, 25c 40 kinds of glass table tumblers. Glass syrup pitchers, 10c Crystal glass olive dishes, 10c Fine crystal glass candle sticks; plated knives or forks, $1.69.

Very best grade obtainahl AnMa Full size 6-lnch fancy Jardinieres, cover, Imported Dicnlc haaWo cc. A new shipment just come in. We have a regulation table set up in the store. We shall be 3 pleased for you to call and try your hand. No charge.

And we can give you a good game. to $1.65. special at 10c. i w-v ww wut vi jjwao at (( over 250 titles to select from; f3 Unusual Specialties Owing to the fact that each special item is priced much h.i and everyone worth reading keeping. The Acknowledged Leading Piano of the Day.

Reliable BUSH 4 GERTS' Pianos Embodying the latest scientific thought in piano construction coupled with the best obtainable material and workmmanship. The time is now. Easy payments if desired. Bush Gerts Piano and Organ Co. of Texas J.

R. REED, Representative. TUNING REPAIRING gl6 Congress Austin, Texas. CAPITAL CITY BOOK CO. 1 fact that they are introduced strictly at trade atimulantt, a limited I auantltv nfu nd the and only for spot cash, and on Monday only.

Wntlty only will be sold to each customer 4 cakes Cudahy's fine cocoa oil soap for 5c. Fine Pictures and Picture gj Framing. ffl 908 Cong. Austin, Texas. Mennen's talcum powder, 15c Good quality, full size, imported Ladles fine dressing cotnbl.

29c. Webster dictionary, complete, 6000 slang words and 1500 illustrations, 95c f8nCy campd Full size nickel plated polished hammer, 10c. Solid oak spice cabinets with six French tooth brushes, 5c. Ubeled drawers and porcelain knoos, made to hang on the wall, (this purchase was made of the railroad com Pany, who sold them at a nominal while they last, 25c. One lot of Russia iron gasoline stove ovens, slightly damaged, $1.5.

Williams' genuine barbers bar soip, 12 bars for 15c. Florodora back combs, 10c. make tne now almost aesertea ciud a I adiays report has it that unless the Dig cmei soon returns meTe win De a scene of stirring life and activity which it does not ever seem likely to CQOKERISU UiHIHG? handsome club house to let. become under the rule of the new Triumvirs Certain it is that a great change is noticeable at the club these days and some of the members are wondering LLANO PERSONALS. how soon something will happen to ArJ- W'Wamson and wife of Willow city are here on a visit to Mrs.

Williamson's mother, Mrs. N. J. Jviri, Mrs. Lee Watklns has returned to ner home at Llano, after a Dleanant visit to her sister.

Mrs. J. H. ffir? Messrs w. A.

and E. Scales were 1 xiiurZethlH weeh 0,1 business. Mr. W. O.

Phillips of Valley Sprfan W. ILHm.a VlSU hU Tnober, Mn? Messrs. Mevora Special to The Statesman. make things hum. PALATIAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB ON FIFTH AVENUE DESERTED SHRINE.

composed of the following: Joseph Kuhn, James McCarty, James Brady, J. P. Schneider, John F. Goggan, Harry O. Newton and Will P.

Brady! They wish to thank the merchants for donating the various prizes. Schneider won a razor, donated by Walter Tips, for being the most popular Catholic Knight; Mrs. R. Renz a purse, donated by Corner, for the most popular married lady, and Miss Pauline Robinson a red music roll and music, donated by Thomas Goggan Bro. for the most popular young lady, KINGSLAND PERSONALS.

LLANO, July 6. Mrs. Bridges The club, located on Fifth avenue, near Fiftieth street, is one of the most of Mason passed through here yesterday enroute to Nashville, to luxuriously fitted places in the city, visit relatives. It is curious to notice what an the 'presence of Mr. Croker has Miss Lela Slator of San Antonio is visiting Mrs.

Aaron Moses. on its habituse. Intimacy exists only IHT SODI CLOSE US DOORS Miss Maggie Rogers of Austin Is SclS filh hav mtched their tents in th between one or two men and himself visiting Miss Mollie Hall. Mrs. F.

H. Hareon has returned and an air of restraint immediately settles over everybody in the club at ihe Jack Long Falls and will spent the summer in camp. "Pn from Marlin. 2 Children's Fiira Patent Leatters when the big chief is present. Mrs.

Thomas Shannon and daughter Arrivals There During the Week Lacks the Inspiration of Its Founder, Just His favorite spot is a big easy chair Closed. of Morgan City, are here for the benefit of Miss Shannon's health. or a large ottoman in the front parlor, and Unless He Returns camp Fire May Die Out. where he will often sit for hours re Henry Roth is visiting relatives in eeiving in solitary state one after an San Antonio. Special to The Htatesrnan.

KINGSLAND. Tent Rm. other of those he seeks or who are Mrs. C. R.

Porter and little children seeking him. NEW YORK, July 5. One of the left Thursday. for Central City to visit relatives. Mr.

Croker when in town does not H. Barrow, agent of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, of Waxaha-thie, Is here with his family for a few weeks outing. Institutions in New S. A. Corley is in Houston attend go to the club to or regale htm self, but to work, which he does as 75c and 51 On at Mutual Qhno fin ters of nielumotner and "-ters, or Burnet, are here visltlnsr th family of Mr.

J. M. McDanlel Superintendent J. M. Lee and Division Passenger Agent O.

Waldo of the Texa8 -entral. were hw Au8tineek frm the'r "Quarters shwi Reynold and family will shortly leave for Oklahoma ou where they will permanently TRAVEL ing the Gun club meet. it. Hiinsell Of -llin kntnnln L. C.

Smith and bride farrived from was siduously during the time he is in the red room. Nothing intoxicating ever York Is the Democratic club founded by Richard CroKer and at one time the great stamping ground of the here this week on business. Missouri on Wednesday night's train. passes his lips and the only men with A. II.

Murchlson, a traveling waiter ttargts spent the Fourth in whom he is really intimate are non Austin. rnan out of St. Louis, was here this week on business. drinkers also. These are ex-Charities An outsider would Imagine that the virvam.

better known as Tammany muiuui viiuu UUi) 5 The Shoe Store on 6th St. Commissioner John W. Kellar, James Mr, Alfred Clarks in and .4 MASON HAPPENINGS. uoogan ana ex-snerirr imnn. the family of Mr.

Gaorge Jsherwoo'd of Special to The Statesman. The wine room Is the only place MASON, July 5. On the 17th mum, va.cn navo a nice camp In Hoover's Park, which is rapidly assuming the appearance of rei ramn where democracy ever seems to reign of July an" effort will be made to or hall, would be the great general meeting place of the braves, but it is not, neither are the club houses of the various districts In New York City. By virtue of a ukase issued by Mr. Croker in the zenith of his power the Democratic club became the great rian nf the- faithful, es supreme in the club.

Every one drinks and smokes and mixes at 'the ganlze a society of Daughters of the life. -Mrs. J. H. Alsworth of Austin, who Is necessary Soraatiros Confederacy In Mason.

tables at haphazard. A justice of the Mrs. M. V. Bridges left yestarday supreme court is elbowing a police KING MALARIA is W-sj sli CHILL TONICS vmuing nere each year for a number of years, Is here with her big camp outfit and a large crowd of youna ror inaiana and Kentucky, to visit relatives In the old home.

Now- man on the one sHde, a saloon keeper on the other, at the same table are pecially when he was in town. Mrs. S. F. Bridges was on the sitk Bim, the button-man," a trainer of iwu montns' stay.

Her list this week. horses, and perhaps a lawyer of Known as camp Panama, and Mrs. A. W. Koock and Mrs.

K. It. A bright or of shady reputation, There iii in. was noticed the following Ladd are visiting in Mtpardvllle. vv.

Havn e. FYerf A nron are to be seen Assistant District At 11 I I AL I 6 nr. wandstarr was called to Loval Ed Randall. Robert Grham, Miss Jlal- torney Osborne and his friend Gordon Valley this morning to attend Mr. neither of whom drinks anything Mn una Mrs.

George W. Massle Bryant Porch. w. ii. II.

Georore stronger than Apollinaris water, Mrs. Lou la Loving and dausrhter. and Mrs. J. O.

Leavell of Houston are There is "Promising John" Whalen, dpjciai L0i7 rnces on mwm osis We will, for this week only, make special low prices on any chamber set in the house. Over fifty different sets to select from: Beautiful solid color and cnlH Ktrinpfl sets, with iar. Miss Anna, leave next week for Bur BUT THE Lc the corporation counsel, and leaning net to spend a few weelrs. i mi Aimers on a two weeks' outing Messrs. Torn McDonald, Bob Carroll to tne uau, an by mmseir, stands the Mr.

Gus Schuster and Robert lio- thin figure of Justice Dugro. Every. gusch returned home Sunday from a Will save you much traveland iwiu (sawyer ana hod Townes of Taylor are here spending a week pleasantly in camp. Mr. John M.

ftnrirtv nt body talks as loud as he chooses, and everybody keeps an eye on the per bicycle trip to Eagle Pass. I'here is to be a grand celebration sons who are summoned "to see the" l. CIIIWUU J9 at Hix Park today. chief." Here they discuss slates and platforms until some one says Impatiently: "What's the use of PRIZE WINNERS. relatives.

Messrs. H. S. Reynolds and fcarl Mabry. two of our young business men, were In Llano a few days this week Those Who Won the Contests at the O.

H. Slaughter a n1 .1 u. Catholic Picnic. of Austin were here thin week Miss Ida Murchlson is attending the rmal school at Llano. F.

H. Ha i ley and Mpm.ii The following is a list of the prize winners at the Catholic picnic Friday: jtsoys uace Tie, donated by Ash. nent busineBK men of Houston, are at tho Ant asb ttst won oy Lewis McOinnis I nejB lur sl rpv ui.tt Presidents and Ex-President Hat. Mlsnes Nellie Tc t.u I for $7.50 Handsome decorated sets, with jar, with gold striping or line tor $5.50 Plain Print sets without gold, complete with slop Jar, for $3.50 I Nicely decorated 10-plece sets, with gold line or striping. for- $3.35 1 i Plain Print 10-piece sets $2X0 Six-piece chamber set for 50 i Bowls and Pitchers in varioui shapes from 65c to $1.00.

Call and see for what little SAoaey you can get a handsome chain- 9, ber set. H. H. VOSS DEALERS IN Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Stoves, Refrigerators and House Fur4 nishing Goods. fp P.

S. Agents for Pustenr Water Filters The Swedish Karsery ALFRED HOLM, i Landscape Gardner and Florist, 3003 Guadalupe Street. I donated by Smith Wilcox, won by; son of Austin are at the Ann-. Joseph Kuhn. Girls nder Hy Purse, donated bv talking about this or that? Let's wait and see what the 'chief thfnks: he knows best." Most of the persons who congregate in the wine room can not free themselves entirely from the treating habit acquired in the various stores, and It is a common occurrence that one says: "Well, boys, what'il you have on me?" Neither do many members avail themselves of the club privilege of having drinks and cigars consumed by them charged to their accounts; they pay "spot cash," displaying "fat roll," and tipping the servants very liberally.

Recently, however. It Is said the bar has not paid expenses and as It. hitherto, tgetber with the club dues has been the club's source of revenue, the fear Is expressed that unless Mr. Croker is forced back by circumstances the club will go under. The return of Mr.

Croker would Raatz ft O'Reilly, won by Katie Kuhn, Austin, Tens. snort while. Marscha1' of Llano was a visitor tnis week. Me8r. Jim Butler.

Sl Harrell and Burnes, popular young men of Burnet are here on their regular summer sack Itace Suspenders, donated hv Bruck won by John Byrnes. Three-legged Race Jar of nirkien donated by Mrs. McClure. Fat Men's Race Hat. donated hv Mistrot, won by William McNamam.

Parasol Race-Parasol. srlven hv CAUCEQ CURED at HOME by internal treatment, a knife, plaster or pals. Sea through Sc Hic ks, won bv Marv "ia airs, ijonnelan, who are stopping at the Antlr. went to Llano Thursday afternoon, where they furnished the music for the big ball a the Algona Thursday evening. erPorf'R'Vlar0n' a teach-buslneS Wa here thl Thlebold.

Book and Testimonials mailed FREE. Potato Race Tie. donated bv I-adrt Ic Wright, won by John Byrnes'. Mason Cancer Institute. 121 424 jne arrangement committee wsn ftt, N.

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