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THE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1901. PAGE SIX. it BARGAINS. Z1W The 'Varsity. Eleven Win Iheir First Game By 29 to 0 Want THREE beautiful lot on 22d coat $l5w, for your choice of the 2 for 10.r fi nice lots on W.

IStn and San Gabriel, costt i2'H for your choke of the for 1200; fine Jersey-cow for $30; buggy mare with buggy and harness. $50; the bargains for this week. Address John A. Gano, W. 15th st.

Austin Teias. u- Directory from being first-class. The team was very slow- In getting off. not to men In twenty and fifteen-minute halves Texas defeated the Houston Athletic aswx-iatR-n eleven yesterday on the fnlversity campus by a score of 29 to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Mliimni will b-s Inserted DAIRY and dairy farm for a at a i otr tb followns bead. In the nQ bargain, or towi.

ot-. wagon. 15 aere of land, goo I bouse, barn. etc. Win sell dairy with or without land.

Wll! take part or in trad. Mrs. K. 2Z2 E. 6th street 310 NET TO LOA.5.

in An Excellent Combina 0. The game was far from being an interesting exhibition of football prowess, tor during various stages of the contest some of the rankest kind of playing was manifested. It was witnessed by about 1500 spectators. In point of speed, strength, physical condition and general football knowledge, the "Varsity excelled, but the superiority was not Bufflc-ient to mark the winners as anything like a team that is going to do worlds for the L'nl- MrtJiEY TO LOAN We are prepared Ths pleasant method and ben -it' to ake farm loan on the bewt term ffered In the atate. Can alao plac effects of the well known re Stbcp or Fraa, manufactured California Fia Syecp illnf irj-r namea: gate, ytr Kent.

Etat. fcifey to Loan. F'nfcucUi. twom and Board. Salesmen Wanted.

Agenta Wanted. Help Wanted, situations Wanted. Business Chances. miinea Feraonaia. Bargain.

Plants and JTowara, Miscellaneous. lt and Found. KATES. far on loser leairable city loan. Btacy mor 'on.

1U W. 7tb St. the valueof obtairm? the liquiil tire principles of plants knon MONET TO LOAM on farm. Brown medicinally laxative and preserir ro over City National mbi. them 1 a tue form most ref rcniimfr At 4:30 o'clock Thrasher kicked off for 'Varsity, the ball going to DeLes-denier, who ran It up fifteen yards.

The oval was then put down at Houston's forty-five-yard line. A moment later it was passed to Eikel. who promptly fumbled and fell on the ball. It was the third down, with six yards to gain. The signal for a punt was given and Drousedow fell back to perform the work.

He kicked for twenty-five yards, when it was caught by Thrasher. It was 'Varsity's ball on her own forty-five-yard line. At this juncture of the contest everybody was on the point of extreme expectancy to see just what sort of ability 'Varsity would manifest in advancing the pigskin. Leslie was given the ball for a plunge through center, which netted him four yards. C.

Brown followed with one yard out of the same place. Thrasher was again passed the oval, and took three yards out of right tackle. Leslie encircled left end for five yards. C. Brown got two yards In the same place.

The first attempt to run the line was attempted when McMahon (captain) endeavored to get around left end. His attempt proved a failure, for he was beautifully tackled behind the line by DeLesden-ier. with the ball on the forty-yard line. Thrasher was signalled to go through center. By a hard mass-play he succeeded la taking seven yards.

Brown went around right tackle for one yard. Leslie hit the line with the fury of a locomotive, taking four yards out of right tackle. McMahon was given the ball for a run around right end, and by a fine system of interference he advanced the ball ten yards. Leslie again got ten yards out of left tackle. C.

Brown hit' right tackle for two yards, and a moment later Leslie took ten yards out of right tackle, which showed marked evidence BUSINESS CHANCES. is the one perfect i i s. SMALL farm and ran to trade for uvu, cleansing uie system dispelling colds, headaches and i ft gentiy yet promptly and enabling ttt nftrriwn( VHitirftf tloc; 40 for two matrtiona. and too far residence in Austin. Will pay omer.

ewe in cash. Address 1'. Box 34 Austin, Tex. Uurre Insertion; li.iw Kutlvely. or $4 for one month, lux manently.

Its perfect Urn apace pro rata. FOR 8ALE-At cost, my entire stock r.f rrorertea. A chance for small every objectionable quality gwl' stance, and its acting on the HELP WASTED. who buy less than cae lots All fresh goods. C.

K. Rlchartt. 223 Jth St. liver and bowels, without or irritating them, wake it the laxative. 1 lie process of man fact ri are used, as thev are oieasant tt WIDE awake men ran secure employ meet by applying 113 W.

6th room 6 Smith bidg. Must be well recom mended. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. verfity of Texas. The college players' ability lay in their general all around knowledge of the game and the many hard days that they have put in since the beginning of practice several days ago.

Time and time again the 'Varsity backs plunged through the visitors' line for long gains, and at various stages of the game it looked as if the Houston lads were unable to withstand these fierce rushes. Leslie, right half for 'Varsity, performed the best work of the day, and his cool heaaedness all through the struggle convinced present of the fact that he is a football artist of the first water. He was in almost every play, took prominent part in the scrimmages and did commendable work as a tackle. He manifested unerring judgment In stopping his man, which he frequently did with a great loss to the runner. McMahon (captain) also performed good work, and as right tackle he got in several long runs.

taste, but the medicinal Tuali'iescJfJ rpmftlv re ritit a i rv.i -frrtm tnnf.t 1 "VISIBLE touch typewriting. "On the TOO lady agents, good pay and per other stromatin nlfknfa i-tr ml manent employment for rtjcht party. No. 5, Vid.w; 4. fui rii'Mi tp.t Imonlala and catalogue free, Irnnurn tA th A I nwv A Vm Co.

only. In order to ret its bene i W. T. Rusaell. general agent, Dallas.

effects and to iwnid imitations, Jr. Texas. fi. Smith bldg, 113 W. 6th.

WASTED Tailors to do bushellng mork, Apply at one. Levy I 'JH JdaJn fort Worth. Tex. reraemrjertneiuii natneof theCoro I tion the extreme openness of play of several of the players. They lacked experience in that was an easy thing for their opponents to tell just in what direction their backs were going to run.

and in that way frequently stopped what would have proven to be good gains. If Coach Thompson Intends to defeat Missouri or any other good, strong team, he will have to get a hustle on himself and make the 'Vasity perform similar work. At various stages of the game he manifested rude offlciousness, which placed him in bad repute. By far the best work performed by the visitors was done by DeLesdlnier and Drousedow. The latter played with a high fever which seriously handicapped him from playing up to his usual high standard.

DeLesdlnier showed himself equal if not superior to any player on the 'Varsity. Eikel, who played quarter for the Houston team, while light, proved himself an aggressive player. He was there at all times and made some of the hardest tackles in the contest. A short time before the end of the first half, Drousedow was injured and had to leave the game. He objected strenuously to this, but was finally induced to quit.

DETAILS OF THE GAME. Texas went into the game with the full determination of piling up a big score. In this they were disappointed, for they did not have the easy thing they had looked for. The Houston boys were the first on the grounds. They came in a large wagonette and when they entered the grounds they were greeted with loud apjdause.

A few minutes afterwards the 'Varsity came running on the field. Their arrival was made the occasion of the usual college yell, in which student, spectator and his fair companion took part. The usual preliminary work was pe formed by both teams in passing and kicking the ball. Some time was devoted to light practice work. The captains of both teams held a short consultation as to the length of the halves.

They finally agreed to play twenty minutes in the first half and fifteen minutes in the second. Houston won the toss and chose the south goal, from which direction a strong wind was blowing. Texas was given the ball. The players of both teams assumed their regular positions preparatory to the kick-off. printed on the front of every pttcf STORE FIXTURES ie CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPS GET our prices on billiard and pool table bofore buying eWewnere; SAW FKAir CISCO.

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SITUATIONS "WANTED. He was only slightly disabled; Table Chicaga, M. ledvrj lay.fp) play C. Brown, who played left half in the first half, displayed good knowledge throughout the time he was in the game, and frequently he had been called, upon to take the ball when distance meant the possession of the oval. His work was somewhat marred by his effort to run low.

He was ex rhortly afterwards resumed LOST OE FOUND. This is the way Dr. Thaehar't li was spnt ii jifrninst rie-ht tot figr rTiirnu LivtrIBIood UMT. STRAYED OK STOLEN Jersey cow. 4 years old.

mouse colored, legs dark, no brand or mark. Return to 1607 E. Tth St. Liberal reward. without gain.

The ball as on Iri ton's eleven-yard-line. Leslie ralfj the distance to three and on VJ yards. DeLesdenier broke througltV tackled Porter, who fell upon the 1 cellent on both offensive and defensive work. Porter at quarter, played a first-class game, although he made LOST A black and tan flee with eats clipped, when lost had collar with Syrup comes h'a in a yellow package. Remember and get the genuine Dr.

Thacher's, because that riermanentlv rnrasner nu center witnoui bells) on, reward if returned to Jas. Rootiey, Avenue hotel. WANTED By a young gentleman, a place In private family to work for his board while attending school. Apply at tnee to 2206 Guadalupe St several disastrous fumbles. Thrashei at fullback did some good punting and succeeded in advancing the ball when called upon.

Ills only fault was in his proneness to run high. As an end rush BOOMS AND BOABD. WANTED TO BUY. but Leslie went around left encc the required distance, and scoret first touch-down, which was malt' nine minutes by actual playing McQuarters kicked goal, making score 6 to 0 in Texas' favor. The remaining touch-downs A made in rapid succession, the ending 29 to 0 In favor of 'Varsit 3 FOR RENT Two one furnished Kf-ffreno required.

Apply Mrs. E. Montgomery. 44 Congress Ave. Hyde showed unusual talent, and his tleetness in getting down the field hw-v J7 cures all diseases of the Liver, Blood and Kidneys.

Tones up the system, too. Yoiir druggist has Dr. Thacher'a Liver and Blood Syrup and Dr. Thacher'a Liver Medicine (dry) or he can get them. If be won't, send us 25c for a package or o0c for a bottle.

Tit Iw ictM rink rivimi for rent. $1.00 to nnn mnnth. Ruard and lodtnng at CAVALRY HORSES WANTED 120 "will be paid for cavalry horaes for the U. S. Army delivered at San Antonio.

Texas, before October 15. A chance for contractor to buy and deliver. For information of class of horse address Col. Jno. I Clem, Ban Antonio.

Tex. after a kick was one of the features of the ILxEJiWair and Prender-s left and right guards, respectively, also performed commendable lite p-r wet-k. Apply at W. 8tb Austin. Tex, work.

The rest of the players did THACHKR MEDICICTE COMPANY. Chattanooga, Teuu. what might be termed fair. Strengthen the tired kidneys purify the liver and bowels with tt iIokc of Prickly Ash Bitters. an admirable kidney tonic.

Yates, special agent. Si Office foe Comptroller ot Currency. Washington. August 5, 190L Notice Is hereby given to ail persons who may have claims against "The BELGIAN HARES. As a whole, "Varsity's play was far -I yOR bares, pedigreed! First National Bank of Austin," Texas, that the same must be presented to William L.

Yerke, receiver, with itrd RrittoH strain. per pair, of J1000 for one male and two tenia's-. ShiHd rxprewn prepaid aiywhere within too nilies of Austin. Ca 1 at 702 West Ninth Mreet, the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date or they may be ffr MISCELLANEOUS. TO GET an up to date suit, go to The Armstrong Hoy, No.

SOS Congre. av rCRNITUUE stored at lowest rates In best warehouses. K. C. Miller, X.

tb fi. in the way of ailments and diseases that result from a Bad Liver and Impoverished Blood. I FOB SAL. disallowed. CHARLES G.

DAWES, Comptroller of Currency. FOR SALE. In accordance with an ordinance now in force prohibiting the running at largf? of animals within certain limits of the city of Austin and providing for the eale of same, I will proceed to aell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash at the city pound, on lots 8 and 9. block ISO, close to the Colorado bri.lge on the east side of Congress avenue; One brown horse, about 12 years old, Thin in order. Branded on left jaw, and JAO, connected, on left shoulder, Will sell Tuesday, October 8.

at 11 a. in. It. MONTGOMERY. City Marsnat, DftJHACHER'S rtilt SALE My entire Block of rru-certes.

A chance for small dealers who buy lexs than t-use lots. All irtsh II B. TCJffllB'S toods. C. F.

Uichiirtt, 223 5th ht. Liver FOR SALE Ten horse-power boiler SYRUP and engine at a bargain. Hood shape. C. E.

Iiniar. at Lone Star Ice factory. in FOR SALE One folding bed, mattress and springs, cost $05, for $15; LIVER BLS8B "It cures to stay cured." A. C. Baldwin Sana.

Printera, one heater $2, two rockers very cheap. One dresser and wash stand, otic i wardrobe, all at a bargain. Mrs. E. White, 911 Congress ave.

"7... "REIOHT transfer for coal and wood. haul all kinds of merchandise. safes and machinery and sell you wtl coal and wood. Phone No.

$, A. Glas Transfer CoaJ and Wood o. Office J00 W. 4tn St. Ht eggs at WANTED Fre.ah yard Looke's English Kitchen.

Are you troubled with sleepless nights? Do you have despondent moments when you wonder why mankind was created Do you feel tired and dull Have aching head and eyes? Does your food ferment in your stomach and distress you? These are a few of the indications of a disordered Liver and Impure Blood and Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup is what you need. Since 1 852 Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup has stood the test of constant use in thousands of homes and has cured and is curing 'people afflicted just as you are. Read what, these nennle sa.v anH Hn as thev rlirl hnv a FOR ALE A gentle family horte, perfectly safe for lady to drive, 7 years old and over 15 hands high.

Call ct Eclipse stable. FOR SALE 10 room residence No. 250 Whitia avenue, one block north of State I'niversity, lot alsw 4-acre farm at Pecan Springs, 3 1-2 miles east on road. Both are bargains. E.

V. Golf. 103 7th st. UUVUC ClliU Jf lb. FOR SALE Nearly new rubber tired road wagon.

Geo. Miller's stable. FOR SALE At a bargain, modern ft new 5-room-hou8e, bath galleries and conveniences, with 5 acres; beau tiful location, choice fruits. 12 blocks It looks as if the excursions into this city on circus day will be the largest this city has ever had. The name of the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers' 2uih Century Colossus is certainly a wonderful one with which to conjure.

This is especially true this year when the knowledge of Its Infinite superiority over all previous exhibitions becomes generally known through reports received from other cities where it has exhibited. Its date here is Thursday. October 10. The Queen and Crescent Is recogn-nixed as the best and quickest route to Buffalo, with through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to Buffalo without change. Elegant cafe dining cars, wtiere you can get anything you want, from coffee or cantaloupe to a porterhouse steak.

Double d.ily train service in both directions. Only thrity-four hours from New Orleans to Buffalo, passing through the spurs of the Cumberland mountains, and the beautiful Blue Grass region of Kentucky, presenting more attractive scenery to the traveler. Tempus fugit, and so does the train, and you will be surprised to hear the porter shout. "Buffalo!" "I had long suffered from indigestion," writes G. A.

LeDeis. Cedar City, Mo. "Like others I tried many preparations but never found anything that did me good until I took kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One bottle cured me. A.

friend who had suffered similarly I put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He 13 gaining fast and will soon be able to work. Before he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure indigestion had made him a total wreck. Yates' Corner Drug Store. The A.

A N. W. Ra.SH-oad announce the following special rates: Rate of one and one-third fare for round trip to Marble Falls, Klngsland or Llano. Tickets on sale dally, limited thirty days from date of sale. Rat? of one fare, with maximum rate of $2.00, except to Burnet.

Marble Falls and Klngsland, which maximum rat will be $1.50 for round trip. Ticket on sale only for special train leaving Austin 4:15 p. m. on Saturdays and Sundays, also regular train Sanday. Limited for return not later than Monday morning train.

O. WALDO, Acting O. P. A. The progressive element should be at North AusUa fire hall tonight from postoffice.

See M. R. Scudder, adjoining south of ex-Governor Davis old bomt. FXR SALE The Ned dwelling of reoms, modern conveniences.stable.lot 69 feet front by 128 feet depth, corner W. 6th and San Antonio Sts.

L. GoMberk. Newcastle. Alabama. April 15th, 1901.

THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY. Chattanooga. Tenr. Gentlemen: Myself and family have been taking Dr. Thacher's Liver Medicine for six according to directions, and declare it to be the best Liver Medicine on the market 1 had been suffering for four years with indiiestion and dyspepsia and am cured and feel better than I have in ten years.

I would not be without it in my house for anything and do hope it will find the homes of all suffering jnanity. Yours very truly. (Signed) D.HALL, Whitney, Kentucky. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY. Chattanooga, Tenn.

Gentlemen For sometime I have been suffering with pains in my stomach.side and under my shoulder of breath and loss of sleep. One of my friends told me it was caused by a torpid liver and bad blood. I purchased one bottle of Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup (50c) and 1 am glad to say that one dose was worth more to me than the cost of the entire bottle. 1 cannot speak enough for it Respectfully, E. R.

KING. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY, Chattanooga, Gentlemen Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup is the best tonic raVT6Ver tliied' 1 had number of doctors and they did me no good, but Dr. Thacher's Liver ar.d Blood Syrup cured me sound and well. Respectfully.

W. M. ROBERTS. Corona, Alabama. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Gentlemen W. N. Frost cf Corona, Alabama, says he bought two packages of Dr. Thacher's Liver Medicine from R. H.

Montgomery He was down with kidney trouble and indigestion five years. Was not able to work, and the second package cured him sound and well. Says it is "The best medicine on earth." Meridian, Texas. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY, Chattanooga. Gentlemen I have been taking Thacher's liver Medicine, and it has cured me of Kidney and Liver trouble of twelve years standing.

1 took a bottle cf Liver and Blood Syrup also took the Liver Medicine in its dry form. Before I began taking your medicine I was yellow as a' pumpkin, and looked old and ugly and could not sleep half the night, bv. since I began taking your medicine I look years younger. Yours very truly, MISS WILLIE HOLDS. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY.

Chattanooga, TennGblSOn' Dear Sirs This is to certify that I have used Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup and it cured me of indigestion after everj thing else had failed I know it to be a wonderful medicine and I recommend it to all my friends. Yours very truly. MRS. M. E.

MORGAN. SALESMEN. SALESMAN wanted for southern grocery trade. State age. references and salary expected.

P. O. Box St. Louis, Mo. FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two story 8 room house on tar line, corner 24th and Rio Grande sts. Apply to Texas Trust Co. FOR RENT Double parlors, south and Your Druggist has Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup. (liquid or dry) or he can fft them.

If won't, send us 25 cents for a package or 50 cents for a bottle Bui try yor tfroagrst Srst. Write our Consultation Department, explaining your symptoms, and receive free vonfidential advice. ast front with bay windows and gallery and all modern conveniences, with iKKif l. at 310 W. 9th St.

WANT TO RENT. TUACIIER MEDIGITIE COMPANY, ChaHancoga, Tcca. 4 "WANTED TO RENT Five or six. room cottage with bath and moderu "orvniences. near capitol.

W. C. Drawer 3, city..