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1 J. THB 'AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, MONDAY, JTLY 10, 1901 PAGE SIGHT ADDRESS FAVOR MAN FOUND WITH ST. JOHN ASSOCIIUIOII THE'-SIGK OF EXCEMENCE ING CAMPBELL TO MEET AT LITTIB THROAT SLASHED CONE JOHNSON, J. M. EDWARDS AND OTHERS SIGN SAME.

FORTIETH ANNUAL SESSION YOUNG DEAF MUTE MAY DIE AS The Man Behind Our Carriage repairing department knows his business thoroughly. That is by the thoroughness and qulckiie with which each carriage sent to us is put Into the best possible condition. Send us your carriage and you'll get it back soon, looking so fine that your friends will think you have been buying a new one. S. B.

Radkey sion here held an oren air meeting yesterday evening' on the southwest corner of the capiua grounds, which was largely attended and proved very Iriierestiag. GEORGE W. PATTERSON. UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE STABLES. Omnibus and bacgage transfer.

Fine carriages and light livery. Rubber-tired hospital ambulance, 108 to 118 East Seventh street. Both phones 16L TOOK DOSE OF POISON. First Ward Negress Tries to Shuffle Off Mortal Coil RESULT OF INJURIES. OPENS TOM MORROW BOOKER T.

WASHINGTON TO ATTEND. LARGE ASSEMBLY EXPECTED. Had Been'Acting Strangely During Af Declaration Made That People Can Not Afford to Experiment as to Office of Governor: Officials and Instructions. ternoon, But No Cause for Deed Is Known Windpipe Severed By a Razor. The fortieth annual session of the AUSTIN WHITE LIME CO.

INCORPORATED. Manufacturers of "White Lime and Dealers In Cement, Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick. Sewer Pipe, Acme Cement Plaster. Austin White Lima Company Office 415 Congress Avenue. St.

John association will be held this year at Littig, a little negro town site on the Austin branch of the Houston and Texas Central railroad. The local committee has secured a beautiful lo Charles StovalL aged 20 years, a deaf mute, was found at 4: Stf ociock yesterday afternoon at his home near San Jacinto and Second streets witn ms Tyler, July 15. Hon Cone Johnson, J. M. Edwards and thirty otsjer well known citizens of this place have issued an address in favor of Governor Campbell as follows: Tyler, Texas, July 14, A908.

To the Democracy of Smith County: The office of governor is of the very cation one mile south of the town on which to held this year's encampment throat badly cut and life all Dui extinct. He was taken to the Austin Louise Gibson, a negress whose home Is' In the First ward, tried to end her troubles yesterday afternoon by taking a large dose of whisky in which she had put a portion of strychnine. Dr. Loving was called when the stuff began to get in its work, and with the aid of a stomach pump soon had the poison and Lottie separated. Lottie was soon almost as good a new.

Disappointment is thought to have been the cause. of the association. Plent- of water tor sanitarium, where it was stated lasi Ko other Section The suggestion to Wis unnecessary to the tho- usands who have been: night that there was some chance ror his recovery. There was a three-inch gash in the neck, the windpipe being almost completely severed. Stoval! was found by his brother, Rufus Sto- PIPER but is urged upon others.

man and beaBt as well as plenty of ground and shade. The ministers and ueacons will hold forth July 21 to July 22. The association proper begins July 23 and ends July 27. Necessary arrangements are being made to entertain Professor Booker T. Washington, the great Moses of the negro race.

It Is expected that he will address the masses of the negro population on vall, whom he had visited earner in the afternoon, and who had thought he HEIDS1ECK CHAMMGMBrUWOR PLUG TOBACCO The Height of Good Taste." Sold Everywhere. was actinir strangely. AccoruiuRij, with great Health -qiving elements a COOL Colorado" It's a grand kaleidoscopic wonder.fied with ful 1 alecs and Vistas when the voung man left, his proiner highest importance to the people. They ought not to elect nor assist in electing to that office any man unless his abilities and qualifications, tendencies and disposition are known. It is largely through the governor that needed legislation and political reforms are accomplished, and through his influence, largely, are evil laws corrected or repealed and the destruction of good laws prevented.

The democracy of Smith county has justly earned the reputation of acting on deliberation and judgment, and for their refusal to be swept off their feet by any sudden movement, the object and effect of followed some distance behind. Upon arrival at home. Charles signed to his mother that he wished to take a nap, in meir own behalf Illustrated booklets are -free andThe Denver Road (The Highland highway) is Shortest, Quickajt.and affords Kewly Eoufped Double Daily Thru Trains with tinmg and Cafe Car and Palace Sleepers. KfVl' Capudine Cures Headache. Whether from colds, heat, stomach or nervous troubles.

No acetanilid or dangerous drugs. It's liquid and acts Immediately. Trial bottle 10c. Regular size 25c and 60c. at all druggists.

ADVERTISING VALUE OF RECENT TRIP BY ELKS and went into a room at the southwest odrnMP 'of the house. There he wag found a few mlautes later Dy kuius hed him shortly after the throat had been cut. The injured man was still conscious and signed to v.i- mnihur thai- he was suffering se Saturday evening, -July 25, down at the association and possibly speak at the Hancock oper bouse, Austin, on Monday, July 27. The following committee has been selected by Moderator L. L.

Campbell to meet Professor Washington and look after his entertainment during his stay In Texas: Professors L. C. Anderson, G. W. Norman, W.

H. Passon, C. H. Flck-hard. R.

S. Lovinggood, C. M. White, J. M.

Frazinr, Austin; Professors E. L. Blackshear, H. W. Rollins, C.

W. Luckee, Prairie View; Professors J. W. Strong, J. D.

Hill, H. A. Laws, Waco; Professors W. W. Hordee, J.

M. Williams, Dallas; Professors S. J. Sutton, J. W.

Walton, San Antonio; Professors CRYSTAL SALOON Alt WATKINS. Proprietor. Fine Wines, Liquor and Cigars. Restaurant In Connection, Open Eay and Night. Corner Congress Ave.

and Sixth St. AUSTIN, TEXAS. of Everlasting inowM ording numerous Modern HoteliWding Houses and Ranch-Resorts with exce- Ilent accomodations a prices within the reach of all including those with but modest Pur verely. Officers Spears, Rutledge and Sergeant Mallory were soon on the while Drs. Mathews.

Wooten, The Great Colorado Chau-1 tauqua. at Boulder, opens July for a six weeks Musical and Intellectual Feast. THE ATTENTION OF ELKS AND urn cnA T.iw tie- were also in nunm- which is not thoroagnly understood by them. It is largely to this reputation for sober and deliberate political action that Smith county has been able in the past to exert a considerable influence upon the democratic policies of this state. It ought not at this late day, and as good citizens we can not afford, to become parties to such an exoeriment as now proposed in the ance.

The wounas were unroot" ALL OVER COUNTRY IS "ATTRACTED TO THIS CITY BY the inlured man taken to urn aui.i" ra TitHlT-itim ses. r-hark. Stnvall is a tailor by trade, JHE DELEGATION. heen educated at the Texas School for the Deaf. He was a very vminir man and popular with PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN those who knew him.

No cause for the assigned, as he was in good Considerable comment has been created hv the value to Austin as an ad W. B. Ball, B. T. Wilson, Segtlin; Professor H.

H. Artherton, K. W. Gross, Houston; Professor J. D.

Martin, Georgetown; Professors T. J. Charlton, T. J. Pollard, Beaumont; Professor T.

O. Aycock, Rockdale; Professors J. M. Terrell, T. C.

Colman, Fort Worth; Professors J. S. Gibm, H. M. Wil hith ami of a.

cheerful disposition. vertisement of the Elks' recent trip to nniiiur and manv have said that the when hn visited his brother earlier in citv could hardly hare, been adver the afternoon he noticed that he was oHn stmnirelv and followed him to Moreland always has the latest In tlsed In a more effective manner than wall paper; the best painting materials adopted by the Elks. Even had the Austin crowd not captured rne ingi. It Is a question of quality and irst nrize thev would have won no liams, H. W.

Jackson, A. Barber, Galveston; Doctors G. C. Curry, P. J.

Mays. San Marcos. The following negro business men will also serve on the reception committee: William M. Tears. H.

D. Car-lington, A. Watson. J. J.

Jennings, eriee. not price only, xne wg "ore uu littTa fame among the' visitors and at Uhe corner of Seventh and Avenue. see that he kept out of trouble. At last reports the injured man was still resting fairly easy, with chances of recovery. Hicks' Capudine Cures Grip.

Immediate relief and certain cure. Prescribed by physicians. It's liquid and nlensant to take. Absolutely harmless tracted no little attention. The winning the prize was taken by the big t)rea fljfsoc iations and announced in W.

I Stark, the popular manager of the Driskill hotel, accompanied by Mrs. Austin; Ed Menow, Littig; William Hall. Palestine; W. S. Davis.

Calvert; Onanvll Hare, Cameron; G. S. Connar, Stark, has gone on a trip to cotoraao practically every paper in the country next morning, as was the winning of the prize by the band and the attention nf everv Elk in the country was 25c end will bo away several weeks. and perfectly pure. Regular size and 60c at all druggists.

W. 8. Willis, H. B. Rose, Waco; R.

E. iron A meeting of the Austin Ministerial ussoclatlon will be held at 10:30 o'clock attracted to this city. AT STARK'S CORNER, TWELFTH AND NAVASOTA AUSTIN. L. Holland, Temple; K.

L. Anarews, L. W. Woods, John Covington, Houston; Dr. H.

C. Lewis, R. C. Scott, R. R.

The cost of sending the delegation this morning in the pastor's study ot candidacy of Mr. Williams. Assuming that he is a good citizen, his abilities and qualification for the office are practically unknown to the people of Texas; his tendencies, his views, his disposition, his manner of thought are all largely a matter of conjecture and speculation. None of us know what he would do, nor what he could do, for that matter, if he were elected. What influences are behind his candidacy? What Interests are sheltering themselves behind his race? There are certain interests in Texas which are always interested In political reaction and in the policy of "do nothing," and which are always offended at reforms which have for their purpose to make these Interests conform to law and bear their just proportion of the burdens of government, are taking advantage of Mr.

Williams' candidacy, and under the attractive cry1 of "fewer laws and better laws" are really seeking to have Texas to take the back track and put itself out of line with the laws enacted by Governor Hogg and Governor Campbell and the policies advocated by Bryan and the real democracy of the country. Can we, through any sudden impulse, afford to- align ourselves with a movement which may result disastrously to our state and to our party? Much of the criticism of Governor Campbell grows out of the disappointment of the people at his failure to take on the Bailey issue. No matter what we may think his course ought to have been in that matter, we ought not, and can not afford, to let (i tn the Dallas convention cost the Aus Everybody cordially invited to come 1 tin lodge quite a pretty penny. Nearly At 8:39 p. Monday, July 20, and hear the candidates.

the First Baptist church. will vM HinflA TliTTIDlefl DEEP EDDY" BECOMING POPULAR CAKG PLACE ton; Dr. H. C. Lewis, R.

C. Scott, R. R. Reese, San Antonio: VW11-11am McDonald, Terrell; Ia M. Mitchell, JB $3000 was spent In purchasing the uni and blackheads If you will use MILK forms, equipping the Dallas boadquar- W.

Madison. Austin: G. W. Kienge, ters and for other expenses. All ad Only ou WEED SKIN Cameron; J.

Judy, R. Campbell, Bailey-ville; P. R. Hurber, -C. L.

cents a bottle at an druggists. v'ertislng that is worth while costs money and the money spent will all come back to Austin many times over. The new schedule on the Houston Humber, Branchvllle; J. H. Kelty, S.

M. Clark, M. Hurd, C. W. Ablngton, M.

Smith. J. Harrold, J. B. Plus, G.

Wash and Texas Central became effective yesterday, the trains arriving and de MANY AUSTINITES SPENDING HOT DAYS ON THIS STRETCH OF RIVER MEETING WITH GENERAL SATISFACTION. ington, J. N. Jenkins. A.

S. Jackson, L. K. Williams, I. M.

Hendon, H. R. John parting under the new arrangement, which seems to meet with satisfaction. ULLS son. Watts.

J. A. Rogan, J. u. Leonard, 3.

W. Watson, H. Kirtcpatrick, A light docket will be given attention T. W. Rodgers, D.

Ahner, P. i. In the corporation court this morning, Cotton seed hulls for sale. South as tiiere have been but few arrests Collier, A. King, L.

Lights, W. T. Bowding, J. B. Bowding, James Kel-ley, J.

D. Hill, D. A. Scott, S. R.

Reice, Austin people are at last waking up to the fact that the best camping places during the past forty-eight hours. -TEXAS BEER FOR TEXAS PEOPLE." It is caose for local gratuintioa'that a product so perfect 1 mafia "mi home" AX A MO BOTTLED BEER. Blrst gain. fa home-now winning the praise of Cennoloeuri wherever introduced. LONE STAR BREWING CO.

W. Whitfield. Messrs. vv. 1.

raw-ford. W. H. Zuller. L.

R. White, R. M. Trv Madam Waters Face Cream In In the state are not at a distance, and that some "P'e" vour own toilet as a powder. Free Texas Brokerage 123 East SevenU street.

New phone 230. DAIRYMEN NOT AFTER REPEAL OF ORDHUICE Johnson, D. Porter, J. H. Washington, J.

MeOlll. eample at Smith Jackson's. locations are witnin two business district. During the past year or two. "Deep Eddy that beau- Through the recommenaatton 01 that become the basiB of our political action nor carry us off after such an Tho police yesterday afternoon topped a negro ball game which was experiment in government aa is pro Professor B.

T. Washington a friend 19 to donate to the orphan home J12.500 on condition that the colored people In progress on the city park ana mas tiful stretch or uie nv dam, has become a very popular camp-lng ground and at present there are at posed in Williams' candidacy. Let us look before we leap. themselves raise a similar amount. It loat hirrv tenia tm lmjuj.

We are not willing to sjpport a will take $25,000 to pay up and com ing life a burden for all in tne neign-borhood. The northern skies clouded up" yes- DENY THAT IT IS THEIR INTEN man for governor merely on the rec river along the eddy. Business men who are unable to secure vacations plete the building for the reception 01 orphans and the object of Professor terdav afternoon and It looked like can reach tneir ramp from the end of the car line and spend ommendation of a few men, who found it necessary to make a pilgrimage to Mr. Williams' home in order to look at him and size him up and decide rain for awhile, but after a few brisk TION TO HAVE RULES RESCINDED MERELY ASK REASONABLE ACTION. rulTs of wind It cleared up and the the nights in wis "USE THE MEANS AND HEAVEN WILL GIVE YOU THE BLESSING." NEVER NEGLECT A USEFUL ARTICLE LIKE day ended clear.

place. A bhitt apoui ihljt whether he was gubernatorial timber. the river furnishes sneuer tor me I onrt necan trees furnish Washington's visit will be to look over the situation and possibly help the colored people to raise their part in order that they might receive the help expected from another source. Dr. E.

C. Morris, Helena, president of the Negro Baptist national convention; Dr. E. J. Fisher, Chicago; and Dr.

C. T. Walker of Georgia will Mr. Williams' political record, made as a member of the legislature, indicates that he is not the kind of democrat, nor does he entertain the views, ample shade. The bathing is fl ne and To slightly reduce our stock we will do plumbing and electric work at cost for a short time only.

Bacon Hancock, 715 Congress avenue. Phones 193. The dairymen now deny that It ie their intention to ask the city council places on the river. Not the least of the attractions of Deep Eddy is the breeze which sweeps across the river for the repeal of the health rules, ana A nartv of nicnlcer In a farm that since the board of neaim nas no doubt accompany Dr. wasmneion to the state.

Dr. L. G. Jordan corresponding secretary of foreign mission board, national -Baptist convention, will join the party at Littig. and makes the nights deligmiu.iy It is expected that this point will tn- 1C IS -nnaMerahlV dur- wagon got stuck In the sand while Bgreed to keep within the limits of lording the river near the International reason under the rules thry do not ob- and Great Northern bridge yesterday to 8nforcement.

They charge. Ma .1 4- Im.lrofl 1 1 Is A i. i i. nluiia rtt fhfl portion as the valuations or assess crease in puiiuiamj lng the next few years. which the democracy of Smith county has hertofore approved.

He assisted in defeating consideration of the "double-header" bill, a law for the relief and protection of railroad tranmen against danger and death. He opposed a bill to prevent railroads from moving their shops, roundhouses and general offices from place to place and requiring them to locate these facilities permanently. He voted against an appropriation The plan is to have proressor wasn- ments are increased, laei year 1110 state ad valorem tax rate was reduced inerton address the masses down at they would har to -wait until the next board, if carried out, would have rise. The horses were equRl to tho I lia-ht hardship on the from 20 cents to 12 1-2 cents, thus giv- School of lnstrue- Littig on Saturday night, July 25, rest on Sundav and drive in carriages to ln to the neonle In the reduction ot task, however, and pulled the crowd I dalrymen ftmi would have been a very the rate the benefit of the Increase in i tlon day and night this week at the Austin on Monday morning; anve ouc safely out. I unreasonable procedure, some oi xne to the Orphans Home in the aiternoon, mi I valuation.

This year the state aa valorem rate will be reduced to about dairymen had planned to enjoin tne speak at the opera house at night un iviasonic xviik-- hut srave In mis woa wnen ii. cents. The law. of course, leaves to establish two experimental stations. i Members of Lone a measure advocated and indorsed by was shown that nothing unjust or unreasonable would be forced on them.

The fourth game of the Saenger-runde Bowling league be played at Rchols garden tonight between teams and n65 a sharp contest Is looked for. with th commissioners court the fixing of the rate for county purposes. We Star Chapter No, der the supervision of the advisory board of trustees of the orphans home, whom if is expected will take charge of the entire matter. Texas farmers and supported by a pe whii of the dairymen wouia irged to attend. tition of 4000 persons identified with can assume that tne commissioners ilka to see the ordinance repealed agriculture.

compan Vfir Visiting Ions cor He voted to strike out from the ap courts elected by the people ana thoroughly conversant with the needs of their counties and the amount of rordiallv in- Three electric lain pa tor 50 cents at John L. Martin's plumbing and elec propriation bill the appropriation for there are others who are glad that their herds and premises are to be Inspected. It is believed that there will be no hltoh from this ttrae on, as the live stock sanitary commission, a The following citizens or Austin are members of the advisory board: Major George W. Littlefield. Hon.

E. P. Wilmot, Hon. Walter Tips. E.

M. Scarbrough, George L. Hume, T. H. Williams, Hon.

James H. Robertson, Hon. A. P. Wooldridge and Hon.

H. A. Wroe. M-f NOTKS D. SMITH, E.

C. BARTHOLOMEW, Secy. trical ttore, 408 Congress avenue. Both phones S20. measure designed for the protection Do not forget those laws enacted by the Thirtieth legislature with the assistance of Governor Campbell, which, -are of inestimable value to the peoplti and which those who are opposed to his re-election fail to mention.

Here are some of them: First Keeptng of gambling housee and exhibiting gaming devices is made a felony, and the light is out in almost every gambling till in this state. Second Rowdyism and drinking on railroad trains Is prohibited, so that sober people and our women folks are protected from unseemly and insulting conduct. Third Local option contests are required to be speedily settled, to the end that the people may know what tne law is. Fourth Injunctions are authorised to enforce local option lawVhen adopted by the people. Fifth Bucket shops and gambling In cotton futures are made a thing of the past.

Sixth A department of agriculture was created, thus, giving to this greatest of all Industries its proper place in the state government. Seventh The free pass evil was abol lshed. money necessary to run them, will nx the rate at such a figure as will not raise any more money than is needed for the economical administration of the dairymen eay the baara has prom- of the stock-raising industry of Texas. KMnl lea to "be good." and the board says He voted to strike out the appropria niniiurr 1.,1 be tion for the support of the University the county's affairs. This is local self- speaking are scheduled for this week Lff and practically -very night will be at- good," which makes It a standoff.

of Texas. 8. E. ROSENGFtEN Undertaker and Embalmer. Fine Carriages For Hire.

tlAanllol government and leaves in the hands Thp fottowimr constitute the new He was opposed to the resolution of the people, locally in eacn county board of trustees: L. L. Campbell, S. tended by one at some place In the NOTICE. whioh reuuested the governor to bud M.

Clark, J. C. Curtis. J. D.

Leonard, city. rnnffress Avenue. Phones 40. the question of the rate for county purposes, and fixes it so thait they will mlt to the legislature a democratic Interesting speaking by the dlffer- A- L. Johnson.

A. R. Walker. M. Hurd, olatform demand in his call for an ex Considerable satlsXactlon was man)- I ent candidates for ofllee at Main Line set the benefit of any increase in vai Jones, Jones.

H. Hawkins, C. tra session of the Twenty-sevemn fested br the Austin fans last night garden, 3010 Ouadaltipe street, on H. Davidson and H. N.

Bawden. All members ot the white board legislature uation in a reduction erf If the law works as the democracy thought it would and as the governor when the result of the game at Fort After alL what Is the criticism 01 Wednesday evenlns: at o'clock, ah voters and candidates should be present The best of accommodation as have Interested themselves In this Worth was known. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Goverrkr Campbell's administration? and those who have studied the matter project. It Is almost entirely for carrying out say It will, we can see how that full It would not be out or pmce to say Ask your grocer for a sack of Gold Leaf. It wfll solve Ui bread problem sured to all.

North of North Austin Fire HaU No. 6. rendition will serve to equalize taxes, and make all property bear ita just that Mr. H. A.

Wroe, vice president of the American National bank has put tor yu. the democratic platform demands, upon which platform he was nominated and elected. Take up the laws passed by his administration and examine them. forth unusual efforts to have Mr. Miss Katherlne Heath of Rockwall, Several Important matters are Washington know of this work in order EXCURSIONS ARE HERE scheduled to come up at the meeting nf the city council tonight and the Texas.

Is in the city, a guesi at rei3- and they will be found, in practically every Instance, to tally with the plat that it might receive his sympathy. The meeting at Littig is looked for burdens. For instance, take a rendition of property at 0 cents on the dollar, which is about hje proportion of value that has heretofore obtained, the man owning $1000 of property would get it assessed at $500. He escapes taxes on session promises to be a lively one. form demands of the party at Jjauaa.

NEXT SUNDAY MORNING tered yesterday at the Driskill. ward to with great pride and the colored people are expected there by The law passed by the legislature, un Ho Oovernor Campbell's adminlstva the thousands. Already wagons from 1 The band concert at Hyde Park last night proved excellent in every i tlon, which seems to be the center of way and was largely attended. the mountain sections have passed through the city of Austin en route for the encampment Most of them OCCASION HAS BEEN EXTEN Mr. and Mrs.

n. vv. da4ighter of Granger were visitors yesterday In the city. Mr. and Mrs.

D. K. Naweum and child of San Antonio were In the city vesterdjy, guests at the Driskill. $500 worth of property. Take a man with $10,000 in property, he would get It assessed at $5000, which is 50 cents on the dollar.

He would escape taxation on $5000. They would both have.their Eighth Nepotism, whereby publlo office was a family trust, is prohibited. Ninth A depository law was enacted, keeping the public funds in circulation rather than locked up in the state treasury; the Interest on these deposits is sufficient and more than sufficient to pay the expenses of the state treasurer's office. Tenth A Just, franchise tax law now passed, which It is estimated will yield about $760,000 to the general revenue, brings into the treasury $150,000 per annum more than under former law. Eleventh A gross receipt tax was one-fourth of which goes to the school fund.

Jordan, 10 Con- will carry their own cooking and sleep Kodaks for rent, greas avenue. lng outfits, thus making it possible for SIVELY ADVERTISED AND A GREAT MANY ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND. property rendered in the same pif.por-tion, but one man gets a much bigger such crowds to he in session several flavs without suffering for necessities. Street corner speaking will be tre the opposition to him, is the run renai-tlon law, requiring all property to be rendered for taxes at Its full value. Here is the platform on which Governor Campbell was nominated and elected: "We believe that the owners of all property, which is not exempt from taxation by the constitution of this state, should be compelled to contribute their just proportion toward de Mr.

and Mrs. ju d. of Llano are guests at the Drlsktll. J. L.

Sparger of Paris, Texas, is In the city at the Driskill. rule for nearly every evening thl exemption than the other. Assuming Hundreds of restaurants, will be week. Tonight the candidates will located on the grounds for the ac pommodation of the crowds. sneak at Stark's corner at Twelfth and I-Tsrvasota streets.

East Austin. that the county commissioners 01 eacn county will fix the rate in proportion to the assessed value, you can readily see that a full rendition would make every man pay his full shire of taxes, and no While next Saturday Us a day of lm George Adams ot ceauuiuiiv ao leistered at the Driskill. J. Black of Georgetown was a in the citv vefiterday. The revival services at the West visile portance throughout the state next Sunday is a day of.

no less lmportanc in Auetln and in the country within Austin Baptist church will bein to one would have any advantage oyeri the other. Give the law a chance. I Earle tsurney 01 nuumuu among the recent arrivals at the Dris morrow night. Conelderablo interest fraying the expenses of tne government, and to the accomplishment of that result we pledge the dewweracy of Texas to the enactment of such further laws aa will secure the Just ren is being taken these meetings. The platform as appears from the kill.

a radius of 100 niilee. The first excur above copy of it, required the franchises and intangible assets of corpora Mr. and Mrs. w. ton are in the city, guests at the Han We develop kodaK films every day.

dition of all property for taxation at its slons granted hy the railroads will be run here on that date, and it is expected that the number of visitors will run well Into the thousands. The ex Jordan, 61 Congress avenue. full value and compel tne paying 01 cock. V. Morrelle ot ueorgeicwu .1 ft vilest taxes against it, and to the enactment of suoh laws as will secure the taxation vtsiior in uw jrci--j, at the Hancock.

Teachers' examinations will be held August 4 and S. A large number of applicants are expected to try for of aU property, tangible ana xrttangioie. cursions have been advertised extensively throughout the country rom which the visitors will come and un orations assets or property 01 tnose u. hinh hv reason 'of the nature or char less all indications fall after next Sun acter of their assets or property under Twelfth Liquor dealers' taxes ware Increased, which will yield about more revenue. "Thirteenth The intangible asset law was enacted, which places on the tax roils $173.

000, COO of property, the tax upon which is apportioned to the counties where such property belong, and this will yield to Smith county a considerable revenue above that heretofore realized from this source. Fourteenth A full-crew law, requiring full crews on raiU-oai trains, was enacted, lightening the labor of train operatives, affording greater safety to them and to the traveling public, and the hours of labor to -train telegraph operators have been shortened. Do you not approve these Jaws? Do you want to see them repealed or endangered? If not, then we ought to vote for Governor Campbell. Wh great respect, we remain, your fellow-democrats. Signed by J.

M. Edwards, chairman; tions to be taxed as other property. This was done by the last legislature. Mr. Williams seems to be in favor of repealing the tax laws and going back to the old method.

Will he also repeal the tax on intangible assets, franchises and gross receipts? Are not the people who are really behind is candidacy interested primarily in the repeal of these taxes? had better go slow. When we once- start on the back track it will be with great difficulty that we will ever recover the ground lost. i dny Austin will ibe on the map as an the present laws escape tneir just pro-I on at taxation." excursion city. Ihe preparations for the visitors have bwn extensive and The city league tall players are rap-Idly getting Into the league class, their work Improving steadily. time will not hang heavily on their TITO that the peach season is about over, you can buy three cans of three pound PIE PEACHES from us for 25c These peaches were packed this year and are the best pie fruit you ever saw put into a can.

hands when they come. Band con Jordan, The democracy of Texas adopted this platform and pledged Governor Campbell and the Thirtieth legislature to carry it out. They did so. Are they to be crucified because they carried out McDaniel or uranger the "arrivals at the Hancock yesterday. W.

Blalae of La Grange was in the city yesterday at the Hanoock. k. Laldackes of China vas in the city yesterday, reglsred al the Hancock. E. Hodge of Del Valle was a visitor' In the city yesterday.

S. P. Surber of Center Point spent yesterday In the city. L. O.

Grant of Cameron was among yesterday's visitors in the city. Driskill Hotel Arrivals R. A. Love, sr TnKenh: L. B.

Shook, wife and son, ft rfs In the film, we get It E10 Congress avenue. certs, free picture ehows, booting. ball game and other amusements will entertain the throng that is expected, Without entering into any lengthy The San Antonio and Austin ball review of the situation we aesire to call the attention of our fellow demo The street corner speaking tomorrow flight will be at Sabine and Sixteenth streets. Several candidates will speak. the platform on wftlcn tney were elected? Smith county is not in the habit of dodging responsibiMty in that wav nor of shifting it onto the heads nf Its officers who carry oat their In teams will play In the afternoon, and the other amusements will more than be sufficient for those who attend.

crats to these views and respectfully request that they seriously consider the situation and to these matters structions. It Is the fault of the demo the weT- S. A. Lind-iey. Cone Johnson, ueorge predicted by They will be To Drive Out Llano; J.

L. Sparger, Paris; George Adams. Beaumont; P. W. Spead.

ianr that serious and sober thought which that serious ana sooer mougni. Showers are iweather bureau, corned ty all. eracy if this law does not work as it And Build Up the System wicu- wimherlv Wright J. R. Pat-J1 li Odom Gus F.

Tlor. was expected to So. The law Is yet a ritv- Mrs. Cerece Le Frtske, Pusa Take the Old Ptandard GROVE'S den, D. W.

Moses. Los Am- TASTELFSS CHILL TOXIC. Tou We feel confident that you will come Cooper, F. J. McCord.

B. H. Caldwell, In Its experimental state, and certamly we ought to be willing to give it a trial ami see If It will work out as Governor Campbell and those who know what you are taking. The for R. H.

Brown. T. is. Baer, b. waaei.

mula Is Dlainly printed on every bottle. H. w. Mamn, Lnicapo; x. Farle Burney, Houston; E.

J. BMcta. Georgetown: W. H. Heath, Benton.

Wwiherine Heath. Rockwall have made a studv of it believe it will. showing It Is simply Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, and the most ef to the conclusion which we have reached. and that is, that the proper political course for us to pursue is to give Governor Campbell our support, stand by the party platform and not run off after an experiment, which may result disastrously and cause those who Interestlnir ft vices were held yesterday at the Confederate Home. Straw hats, bleached and cleaned by lectrlcity, 25 cenus.

OoUa hata 14 and IS cents. SuUs ps-eseed, 23 cents: Busts deaasea and pressed, SL Shoes phtoied, cents, JEIrry Ramish, it I Congrats swecrosv phone 415. Terns- R. Perryman, Houston; fectual form. For grown people and Surely we will not help to take the governor's political life for following out' his instruction.

The automatic tax law, which regulates that state ad H. B. Marsh, A. Morgan Duks. sig Bruck, N.

A. Gentry, R. J. McCooL Ed W. Smith, J.

A. Caswell, B. I. Castle, I. P.

Hagen. W. B. Urban. B.

B. Bealrd, T. Sheets. C. F.

Mansfield, J. B. May field, A. P. Moore, 3.

W. Fltigerejjj, eominittee. L. T. Torbitt and wtfe, Columbu R.

W. Stmrs, wife and daughter, rtramrer: James M. King. St. Louie; DEEil WALLING children 50c V.

O. WEED. Funeral Director and Erwbalmar. engage in It to regret ana apologize valorem tax, secures to the people and "Mrs. D.

K. Neweum and reduction la the state rate Juat ia pre- for a serious political blunder. child, aa Antonio, 308 East Elchth-Siraet. Phon 223,.