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AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1900. Ira H. Evani; guest of and Mrs SUPERIOR MERIT. Ml (II IK while in the city. MBUjUfflBCil IIP 111 Remarkable Curative Properties of a The case of R.

L. Brown vs. S. P. itemeciy lor indigestion and Stomach Weakness.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, a prepa Wver et trial yesterday In the Twenty-sixth district court, resulted in a judgment of $1397.06 In favor of XHIRTT THOUSAND DOLLARS unsurpassed in variety of pattern, excellent quality and close prices. K. C. MILLER, 220 and 222 East Sixth St, 4 PIANO CONTEST. This elegant Bush and Gerts Victor piano is exciting much interest, and each and every one is voting early and cften to secure same for his or her favorite Institution.

Exactly two weks will elapse before the final vote will be counted, so don't fail to register every vote when buying. the plaintiff against J. F. Dickey. ration for the cure of dyspepsia and stomach trouble, owes Us great success as a cure for these troubles to the THE EXERCISES WILL OPEN THIS MORNING AND CONTINUE UNTIL WEDNESDAY.

There was a slight blaze yester WORTH OF RECEIVER'S CERTIFICATES. a fact that It is prenared for disease ami weakness of the stomach and diges I do sot believe then la a case of drspep sis, indigestioa or ay stomach troobla that cannot ba tiered, at one an4 permanently eurH by bit DYSPEPSIA CURE. MUNTON. At all drosirirta, 25c. a TiL Guids to Health ana medW cal advice free.

1509 Arch street, Phlla. day afternoon at the residence of A. W. Horton of the Sixth ward. The fire was In, the kUchen and.

was soop put out, very little damage being done. tive organs only, ancj is not recommended or advised for any other di sease. HE B1GC1L10RE1IE S'OJ 61VEI THE iOSTIN RIPID 1RI1SII It Is not a cure-all. but for any stom Voting tickets can be obtained onlK, i at the following stores: 1 Phil Hatzfeld dry goods, mil ach trouble it is undoubtedly the saf T. R.

Harrell, arraigned before est, most sensible remedy that can be With Which to Erect a Power Plant Justice Johnson yesterday on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property, waived examination and was bound over in the sum of $300, in default of advised with the prospect of a permanent cure. It is prepared in tablet form, pleasant to taste, composed of vegetable and fruit essences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal, every one of The Rev. Dr. Abbott "Will Deliver It at the University This Morn ins. The Program for the Week.

University Notes. of Its Own, Wtiich Will Be Done Very Shortly Now, which he went to Jail. which act effectively in digesting thfl food eaten, thereby resting and invig Mayor McCall has prepared a mes orating the weak stomach; rest is na sage vetoing the ordinance on appeals from the ratings of the board of equal tures cure ror any unease, but you linery: Harrell -Wilcox, clothing; Dillingham Shoe J. H. Chiles, druggist; F.

M. Beaty, carriages; G. C. Bengener hardware; C. A.

Dah-lich, furnitures Moreland Miller, wall paper and paints; Walker Sons, groceries; Marks Grain Corner Book and Stationery W. T. Wroe Sons, -harness; Caperton's meat market; Bosche's Troy Laundry; Kluge harness: H. Milam, "The J. G.

Taylor, groceries; Wray pianos and organs; John Shee-han's Washington market, and Hew York Millinery Emporium. The following Is the result of the vote counted yesterday afternoon at o'clock: Hyde Park church i 301.86:1 Charity Hospital Receiver's certificates to the amount can not rest the stomach unless you The following 1s the complete program for commencement week: Sunday, June 17 Commencement week opens this morning with the baec sermon by the Rev. Dr. Abbott at ization. The message is now in the of $30,000 have been granted the Austin put into it something that will do its work or assist in the digestion of food.

Rapid Transit line to establish an elec hands of the city clerk and will be laid before the council at its next meeting. That Is exactly what Stuart's Dys the University auditorium. Dr. Abbott tric power plant of its own, and as soon as the certificates are sold and plant I -A substantial recognition of the erected the cars will be started in op performances of the duties by the employes of the, Austin postofnee, was pepsia do, one grajn of the digestive principle contained In them will digest 3000 grains of meat, eggs or similar wholesome foods, they will digest the food whether the stomach Is in working order or not, thereby nourishing the body and resting the stomach at the same time and rest and eration. x.

1 In speaking on this subject yester made by the department, in the increase of the annual salary of five of Children's Home day, Maj. Ira H. Evans, receiver of the the clerks, of $100 ach, to go into ef Austin Rapid Transit Railway compa nourishment Is nature's cure for any weakness. arrived last night and Is the guest MaJ. Ira H.

Evans. The services at the University auditorium will begin promptly at 11 o'clock this morning. Dr. Abbott a gifted orator and a 'deep thinker, cud his discourse this morning bids fir to be a gem. With this ai the opening exercises of the week, the various literary exorcises, as previously noted, will occupy Monday and Tuesday evenings ai.d Wednesday morning.

The University fect July 1. ny, stated that shortly after the break ..141,639 ,.121,246 ..111,223 81.941 31.209 17.738 Irwin school Toung Ladies' Gymnasium Y. M. C. A Austin Mandolin club High school Austin Club i t.i.t In persons run down In flesh and ap W.

C. Deuison, charged with theft petite these tablets build up the strength and increase flesh, because ing of the dam he applied to Capt. Nailer, receiver' of the Austin Water, Light and Power company for power they digest flesh-forming food which unchr $50, entered a plea of guilty yesterday in the county court and was sentenced to pay a tine of $5 and costs and to spend one day in the county to operate his cars. Capt. Nalle re the weak stomach can not do, they Increase the flow of gastric Juice and Eye and Ear Hospital 16,661 Protection Hose Co.

Tillotson Institute B.03S Tenth St. Methodist church plied that he was short of boiler power prevent fermentation, acidity and sour watery risings. and could not furnish him. power, as having already been In tbe jail Christian church I literary clubs will hold forth Monday Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets can be sli ce February. he felt that what power he had must be used for supplying the people with found at all drug stores at 50 cents per package.

Yesterday's heat was unmeasure- Colorado Hose Co. 2,103 W. of W. 1,931 St. David's church 1,201 Austin Academy 1,143 BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.

able in the sun. At one of the avenue 11 m. Baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott of New York City.

8:30 p. m. Address before the Young Men's Christian association by the Rev. A. J.

Harris, pastor of the First Bap-list church, San Antonio, Tex. Monday, JunelS 9 a. m. Formal meeting of the Texas Academy of Science. 11 a.

m. Address before the literary societies by the Hon. Clarence N. Ous-ley of Galveston, Tex. 4:30 p.

m. Open air concert. 8:30 p. m. Final exercises of the literary societies.

Tuesday, June 19- Alumni day. i 9 a. m. Annual business meeting of the Alumni. 11:30 a.

address by Thos. P. Bufflngton, Esq. (LL. 1S92), of Anderson, Tex.

4:30 p. m. Alumni serenade. 8:30 p. m.

Alumni banrjuet. Wednesday, June 20- 1 Commencement day. .10:30 a. m. Commencement address by Hon.

Presley K. Ewing of Houston, Tex. The conferring of University degrees. Thursday and Friday. June 1 and 10 a.

m.Third annual meeting of the Texas Etate Historical association. water. Later on he saw Capt. Nalle again, when he told him he expected to have boiler and engine power drug stores a thermometer was taken into the sunshine and in less than three minutes had climbed to the top evening and the alumni xuesciay. trn Wednesday morning the final exerciser will be had.

The various social eve nts of the week are fiilly chronicled in the society columns and need not be mentioned here. Quite a number, of visitors have arrived to attend the exercises dur'rg th-2 past few days and Indications point to the fact ttfat there Is being nmcli in enough to run his cars, sbut had no generators and did not feel like buying them for what might prove to be of the tube, the highest recorded mark beirg 126 degrees. Hair Destroyed by Dandruff sTlsiHI Mtntirv trt th twmtrkthls Afflrtsmrf nf fk only a short time contract- He had Postmaster Brush received the fol hoped the water and light board might arrange for machinery to run his cars lowing telegram yesterday afternoon from J. G. Ilornberger, one of the con under his contract with the city, but The long deferred Gib Gay case will come up tomorrow In the Twenty-sixth-district court.

i D. D. Peyton will serve as special policeman on the University grounds during commencement The police were called to kill a mad dog yesterday morning in an alley in the rear of Bledsoe's furniture store. There will be a meeting of the Governor's Cadets' Monday night at the Y. M.

C. A. parlors at 8 o'clock. testing delegates to the republican national convention at Philadelphia: this hope failed and he then applied to the United States court for authority tntruff Curs In ca of trin Ifasdrufr, ftxa pniMt by ilk Iom or lb entire bwut of hair, Td lit afthenur brought out what MUle hair remalnwi, ba IhlH wm rptrrr with a wft growth uf new hair. one of (ha on re wm then diwonttntied, and ttva ttocatrt! We won in the Ninth; also In the to raise money on receiver's certificates Fifth district," which, of course, in to put in a power plant of his own.

dicates the supremacy of Green and bo nee it affain hae nut arisen. Tbe trouble hail ft tbetlermaurtofflau and aume of tbe lwt iutKllral aklill tbe country Cor a parlod of Ave year. dtirifiK wbiJ time tlte tl and ruff steadily acnnxilated and tbe hft loit in (kjI or at id vitality, Tbe effect rwaJiaed from his followers. This authority was granted some time since. He says he has contracted for The trustees of the Berkeley Blbl un oi uoae vaourim uure i reirara a reruai name.

Seminary, connected with the Univer Tour rery truly sity of California, have requested Dr, J. W. Lowber to name the terms upon WANT A NEW COUNT. i Regular meeting of IocetT union No. 374 Retail Clerks, next Thursday night.

Election of officers, adoption of by which he 'will accept the presidency of this institution. While this means laws and other important business. All double the salary that Dr. Lowber is With Regard to the District Race in the Late Primary Elec- terest manifested the closing exer-cises. The second number of volume 2 of the University of Texas Record is in the Dress and will be mailed to subscribers next week.

This issue of the Record contains a review of the work 1 In air departments of the Tniv.r;ty for the past year. The principal rti- cles have been prepared by thi- members of the scientific Bchools. The next number of the Record will lie icpued immediately after commencement addresses, together with the reports of the president and the processor of th different schools of the University. The contest In oratory for the Ross-Rotan medal, valued at endow by Hon. E.

Rotan of Waco. was, held in the auditorium Friday wght, eight or ten students participating in the contest. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Dr. Harry Yendell Benedict, instructor in mathemacics in tha V'ni- Versify, to Miss, Ada TEltea Stone of members requested to be present- Re tions on Account of Alleged Irreeularitles. receiving, he has decided to remain at Chtco, March MM.

tail salesmen not members are invited his post in Austin. Ho mctur of bow long aUadlnf, how wTr, or rannllM fallod, It is rumored in political circles that there will be an appeal made to William M. Odell, former secretary to come up and join us. CHAS. H.

UTTER, Pres RECEPTION COMMITTEE. to Attorney General Crane and now Coke Dandruff Cure the county executive committee to reconvene for the purpose of recan- the vote for district Judge. It is set forth that the recent special serving Senator Culberson in a similar Mayor John D. McCall has appointed grand jury Investigation developed such irregularities in voting capacity, took the roaster's degree In the following gentlemen to act as a re boxes in the city and county that the friends of Judge Fra.nl; Morris law last week at the Georgetown, is guaranteed to stop the itching, cause heav vigorous hair to replace thin, Joosene growths, and to remove scaly crusts or oand ruff. will be refunded if it fails.

f1XX a bottle at druggists or by addressing have figured out that he secured enough votes in the primaries to le ception committee to see after the delegates to the democratic convention. law school, and was awarded two awarded the nomination instead of Judge Walker, and they will asl: which meets Wednesday morning, that a retanvass be ha', with a view of settling the matter and seeing prizes, one of $40 and the other a valuable set of law books. The subject of his essay for the $40 faculty prize June 20: how the vote would turn out wUh a new count and the throwing out For sale by GUAHAM St ANDREWS. Jas. R.

Hamilton, J. E. Kauffman, was "The Lengal Entity." John W. Hornsby, Jeff Johnson, N. A.

Cravens. R. W. Finley, Irwin Daniel County Clerk Hornsby has Issued of the Sixth ward boxes here in the city, where the grand Jury are al- leged to have found seventy-eight ballots missing1, and upon nation found that the votes had been cast for Judge Morris, but not counted. It is alleged that by wither counting the votes of this box cor- l-Rpaumnnt.

Tex. Miss St on is herself following marriage licenses: Will R. E. McLean, I. J.

Jones, Clarence Ian alumnus of University, gra'1 Miller, Ben Fischer, Eugene Martin, uating with the dejrres of l.a'helor of Geo. Calhoun, J. Bogg, John L. rectly or throwing it out entirely that Judge Morris would be the nominee, and his friends will 4n all probability early this week address Lehtz and Cordee Chapman; Juaquin Tafoya and Jasefa Trevlno; Alfred Curtis and Maggie Patterson; Montle Stevenson and Alice Slmms; Ferdi I For flno Peeler, W. B.

Wortham, Victor Brooks, Geo. Pendexter, A. J. Zilker, H. P.

an open letter to the executive rommittee, asking that they reconvene and recanvass the returns in this pa rticular election. It is stated thai nand Patrick Lordon and Ethel May Haldeman, H. Richardson, John I literature in 1893. Miss Eva Hofe a iif3t I honor student of the Gainesville hifch school and student' in the University during the session of 1S99-19O0, was married on the 6th of June to Mr. Payne Thayer.

Mr. and Mrs. Thajer Jackson; William Aldrldge and Sallle the ballot boxes are still in existence having been produced before the grand jury and are easy to secure possession of again In ca'e exec- Orr, A. P. Wooldridge.

Geo. W. Little-field. B. F.

McNulty, T. B. Cochran, A. House; Louis Westerling and Augusta Guenter; George Williams and Mary W. Terrell, Ira H.

Evans, Wm. Von IHoGliOnly utive committee desires to do sj. 1 Political circles are considerably agi- tated over the condition of alTairs existing. McNeal. Rosenberg, T.

W. Gregory. The Junior department of the will reside in I. T. President Prather is exp'icted lo return to the University Saturdir right Fresh country butter at Frank O.

a Young Men's Christian association will Babcock s. hold their summer camp at New from Philadelphia, lit delivered the Braunfels the second week In July. All young men wishing to Join will REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. $10.00 Refregators $8.00 $10.00 Refrigerators for $8.00 commencement address of the Univtr land on the line of the International and Great Northern Railroad in the This promises to be a delightful week, please attend. Following is the list of real estate sity of Pennsylvania in that city on as a more beautiful location Is not to $12.50 il $15.00 Refrigerators western part of the city as a site transfers for the week.

ending Satur The only building permit Isslied "Wednesday last. The University commencement fea be found In Texas. Announcement his plant, and the trade will bo con yesterday was one to S. Welsiger, jzo.OO Bedroom suits $15.00 will be made at the boys' goRpel meet cluded as soon as certain preliminaries to build an $8 shed In Hyde Park, son was formally opend on Thursday $12.00 $1.50 r. An old time revival meeting is In Ing today as to regulations, cost, etf The camp will be well dlsclpllned un $15.00 Iiednoom suits for.

$2.00 Wire Cots At day, June 16, as furnished The Statesman by the Bergen, Daniel Gra-j Abstract company. Harriet M. Isherwood to Will H. Stahlwood, lots' 28 and out lots 47 and 48, Div. night by' the annual given by the Ashbel Literary society on the lawr.

progress in East Austin, nearly a hun der the leadership of' several of Aus at Grace hall. It was a most nicevcs'- dred persons having professed conver sion. ful social event. Hund Is of tin's best young men, so that parents peed have no fear of letting their boys go. Mr.

W. C. Witcher will give the warranty deed 100.00 etiirJonta were in attendance a W. C. Denlson, charged with thefe great many students, who greatly under $50, was bound over yesterday by Justice Johnson's court In the sum talk at the boys' meeting today at 3 The Austin Real Estate and Abstract Co.

to Lee Ferguson, lot 17, out lot 33, Div. if are complied with. He has ben corresponding with the make's of the best machinery in the country for prices and terms of delivery, and he and Mr. Scovill have had Interviews with- the agents of several boiler makers. Some time since they visited San Antonio to examine the new plant of the street car company of that city.

A week ag) he sent Mr. Scovill to Houston to examine the new power plant put in by the General Electric company in that city for lighting purposes. He found it the best thing he had ever seen. o'clock, joyed the relaxation from ths rigorous trial of the final examinations, whith of J100. Mr.

Bryant P. Dickens and Miss warranty deed 3,000.00 May Higgason of Caldwell were mar The police were dalled to the of the Austin Ice factory early were completed Thursday afternoon, 'j On Friday night the Chi fra Us lb ried Thursday at that place. On the Jno. McDonald and wife to A. Rogers, lots 1 to 8, block 48, City; warranty yesterday morning to put a' stop to a arrival of the bridal party, whlrh con 7,500.00 Telephone est.

119 W. 6th St. fight near that point. slsted of the bride and groom, A hydraulic engineer from New Claud Peel, the best man, and Mrs. York arrived here yesterday to give O.

Giles, mother of. the groom, they With the use of the latest and best ma ternity gave a reception, it. i manually given their friends. It was a brilliant event; more than 200 students were entertained. The most attractive feature of commencement week will be the baccalaureate sermon this morning by Rev.

Dr-LA-man Abbott, editor of the Outlook. Ipr. Abbott is recognized as one of the old water company's pumps a were surprised to find the lawn lighted 100.00 C. W. Thorp and wife to W.

D. Stuart, acre, Wm. Hornsby, one-half league; warranty deed Frank F. Chote and -to. W.

G. Bell, 200 acres, Wm. Cannon league; warranty chinery, a power plant can be put in thorough overhauling. up with Chinese lanterns and a crowd Important Notice An informal reception to University consisting of the relatives and neigh students will be given from 7 to 8:30 bors of the groom, who bad prepared this evening in the regents' room at an Impromptu reception with delight deed nost famous pulpit orators and bra the University by Dr. Lyman Abbott ful refreshments, which all enjoyed, iant scholars living.

This be The police were called to Robertson Ben Baker and wife to Will Baker 100 acres, Alexander warranty. tween the hours of Dr. Ab- Arter extending congratulations, all left for their homes, long to remember Hill yesterday afternoon to settle WHAT IS NEEDED IN THE CAPI- TAL OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST? Nice, clean sidewalks, made of solid concrete, covered with, cement or asphalt, which the undersigned firm will ntt will meet informally the students the happy occasion. deed 2,000.00 quarrel between two negro girls over the university, we nas exnrrrsvu the ownership of a corset claimed by The executive committee of the r. 1 .1 l.

I Ti E. B. Millican, to O. H. Millican, all interest in lot 4, both.

Farmers' Institute, comprising as act which it is estimated will effect a saving in fuel of 35 to 40 per cent from what is required by the machinery now in use by the city of Austin for temporary purposes. Such being the case, Maj. Evans says he has felt it necessary to proceed carefully In a matter of such importance and to investigate the subject thoroughly. He( is having plans and Specifications made of buildings and machinery, and the same will be placed on the ground as soon as practicable. He says he is anxious to have his new power plant completed and In operation as soon as possible, as It is quite as much for the Interest of the property in his charge as it is to the interest of the people of Austin that this should be done.

nppt nersonallv the students. It is tx- ing president, W. H. Cullon; as vice The only fine Imposed at yester -1 150.00 president, F. T.

Ramsey, C. day's, session of police court was one 1 plished by this means, as Dr. Abbott is block 3, out lot 3, Div. A4 warranty deed Mary Anderson to Christine Peterson, lot 12, block 1, out Gilbert and J. M.

Wilson, were yester of t5 against Ernest Cook, who slapped day preparing a program and list William Andrews for making a face lay uown ui Hsionisning low ngures. WHAT IS NEEDED IN AND ABOUT THE RESIDENCES? Cool and solid floors of beautiful pat- terns of tiling, which the undersigned ilrm manufactures tiere at Austin, for verandas, bath rooms, kitchens and halls, the cleanest nd the cheapest. We manufacture and place clay and nnmont rilna tn mnalivntlnn ei A lot 44, Div. warranty deed 500.00 premiums for the next session of the at him. Wm.

Fitzgerald, of the Bur institute, which meeti here Thursday July 12. An Interesting program Is be llngton route was In the city yester Ing arranged, which will include day creating a breeze by distributing 1.00 J. JJ McCuistlon to Cornelia von Rosenberg, acres, W. P. Corbin league; warranty deed F.

Raven and wife to B. Reed, east 87 acres, lot 9, block's, out lot 63, Div: papers on various topics by represent fans with compliments of the Burling said to possess a most charming i.nd winning personality. The meeting of the Ttxas of Science will be held MondayJune IS, 1900, at 9:30 a. m. in the ifhemical lecture room of the University of Texas at Austin.

The following is the program: The Nature of Justice S. E. Mezes, University of Texas. The Development of the' Present Texas Railway System R. A.

Thompson, M. engineer to the state railroad commission. 1 atlve farmers from every part of the ton route. county. A premium list for exhibit Marshal Thorp reports a pleasant of farm, garden, orchard and dairy time at the convention of Texas fliy sewerage.

We manufacture and place cement water troughs, fountains, reservoirs, curbtngs, we build undlstructable dams for mills, water works, of cement and twisted iron, according to 'he Monier system. Give us a trial! REINLI 07 East Ninth Street. Austin, Texas. 1,509.00 products, met with good success In marshals, the only drawback having short while among the merchants yes terday. They will complete the list a nd been -the late hours -some of the othe fellows kept.

program In time for publication the 292.50 The contract for replacing the latter part of next we-k and Brain Edmund Monlsom- Bouldin 'creek bridge on South Con Ph. D-, gress avenue was awarded to J. S. Miss Alice Tips, ttacher of the violin ALPHA HOTEL Cote on the Martana Bluff Mftecr- Simpson at yesterday's session of the itJ-s OTC. Charlton, M.

Eaynr ur.i- 230.00 pupil of the renowned Prof. Richard Arnold, has just returned from New commissioners court. warranty deed G. M. Brass and wife to Marie P.

Durham, blocks 2, 4 and 6, Eellevue addition; warranty deed A. F. Jones and wife to W. M. Jones and wife, acres, Jas.

Gilleland league; warranty deed Jos. A. Jones and wife to W. M. Jones and wife, acres, Jas.

Gilleland league; warranty deed G. W. Morgan and wife "to A. F. Martin sevea-tenths Wm.

Hornsby one-third league survey; warranty deed MANOR, TEXAS Tsity. Waco. The Relation of the Work of the Fan- Justice Johnson has been called upon to tie two more nuptial knots! the Tork and is now ready to pu The Chinese ask "how is your liver?" wtead of "how do you do?" for when liver Is active the health is good. Ds Witt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for the liver and O. Yates.

DURING THE PAST WEEK We bought four complete household outfits of people who were leaving town for the summer. In this lot were half a dozen nice bedroom suites, including one extra fine quartered oak, swell front. French pattern plate mirror suite that had b-en used but a short time. Also several good cook stoves, two three-burner gasoline stoves with oven, several nice rockers, four lee boxes and refrigerators, two saddles, a large number of chairs of different kinds, two nice bookcases, two baby buggies, about 100 flower pots of various sizes, and a large number of miscellaneous articles. The most of these good are practically good as new, and will be sold at half price.

In connection with our secondhand goods we carry a large and varied stock of new goods bought in car lots for spot cash, which we sell either for cash or credit at prices that speak plls. For terms apply at 308 West FSf contracting parties lng George Will jrF)ArQUATER3 FOR TRAVELING 1 MBtC i 1TIM MJLA MILLER. 250.00 toenth street. lams end Mary McNeal, and Wash ary Engineer to the Public Health C. Nagle, M.

C. Agricultural and lechanical college. My Experience with a Syphon Pipe Williams and Mamie Taylor. EMANCIPATION DAY. Ci; F.

Hall entered a plea of guilty yesterday Irt the county court to a Line John K. Prather. E. 3., Fossils of the Fort Worth Limetone The 6id ex-slaves and their frieiuis CMICMtSTfR'S ENGLISH PENtlYROYAL PILLS timrrln charge of theft under t'A, and was sen will celebrate Emancipation day a 2,700. JO tenred to ten days In Jail and Govallo park, a beautiful resort r.ist lo pay fine of 25 and costs the city.

Every preparation has been Sheriff of Travis Co." to Geo. B. Burke, ind two-thirds ceres, I. Decker league, sher KrffcM Itaeawnue Hanatltatlnsm mmA IsmIi. made and a good time Is expected.

1 Dr. Lyman Abbott, who delivers Near Waco-John K. Prather, B. Waco, Research Work Done in Organic Chemistry (n the University of Texas J. R.

Bailey, Ph. and Mewm. S. F. Acres, M.

Louis Knox, Louis Kirk and Omerod Palm. big parado will take place, starling tiitst. Buy of yoni lirytv. ar artnl 4, rartlrHlape, TeetlneaUU o.l lirlU fit l.adlr, Mm. by r.

tlim Willi. Ifl-flllU Twallmnnlalfl fUls hi iff's deed 500.00 the baccalaureate sermon this morn Ing in the University auditorium, ar If all DfUXZl. 4'- from Wesley chapel and marching to the grounds. Meatier ibU taar. aUdlaoa Mre, Pill LA PA? rived last evening and will be the for themselves.

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