Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 6

THE AUSTIN STATESMAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 3. 1904. with coai hing Is coming faster day by day. The game will be called at 3:30 p. m.

shall). TEXAS WON THE BASKET BALL GAME YESTERDAY BEST GAME OF THE SEASON TO BE PLAYED TOMORROW SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION MET ii A. Rain Prevented Game. Rain prevented the game Let wee and M. and the Deaf and Dumb I tiite yesterday afternoon.

The A. M. team returned last night. liStl- Th. 1 M.

trip has be. disastrous to A. an UNIVERSITY AND ST. EDWARD'S COLLEGE ARE TO BATTLE TO DECIDE THE LOCAL COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP. DEFEATED BELTON BY A SCORE OF TWELVE TO SIX CONTEST WAS RATHER EXCITING AND INTERESTING.

PHARLES D. MEIGS OF INDIAN-, APOLIS READ A MOST INTERESTING PAPER ON THE HOME i DEPARTMENT. having lost the two games played with St. Kdward's and 'Varsity th- game uith Southwestern sity at ijeorgetuwn. Taking Desperate Chances.

It is true that many contrail and recover fnnn llu-nt without nig any precaution or treatment, a knowledge of this fact leads ot to take their chain.es instead of gi olds tn-rs jug OFFICERS WERE ELECTED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR President. Ceorge W. Heaver; vice president, R. M. Cattleman, secretary treasurer, VV.

J. ,1. Terrell; members executive committee, ('. 1. More-land, William ('happell and Dr.

D. A. Lane; superintendent of primary work, Mrs. aggie Stiles; superintendent normal department. Dr.

Sylvester Primer; superintendent international bible leading. T. t'. Taylor; superintendent home department, Mrs. Jeoige Jr.

This afternoon ail the Sunday schools will meet in a mass meeting at 4 o'clock at the Tenth Street Methodist church, E. T. Moore. will speak on the "Sunday School and Civilization" and D. will deliver bin famous lecture on "The IJoy (question.

AUSTIN SUMMER NORMAL Will Be Held Commencinq June First to July Seventh. At Die last meeting of the Travis County Tea hers' institute held here it was decided to hold a summer normal in Austin. Commencing June 1 and ending July 7. These summer normals are always largely attended. Vesteiday the following faculty was announced lor tile summer normal: Ii.

I-'. Sisk, M. S. conductor, grammar, composition and rhetoric; A. N.

A. civics and professional work. Will P. Brady, history; P. T.

Miller, natural sciences and geography; it. Vv. Fowler, mathematics; D. A. Oriflitis, M.

penmanship and bookkeeping Miss Maud Brown, reading ami spelling. It their colds the needed attention. What litOlriisess to be tile must gJlllf of baseball ever played li-l- ii St. Kd ward's college aid the I i el I Of Texas IS bunked lot' to- n. ill row aftei noiiii oil tile lam-I-us.

For tin- last three seasons each institution has been epl eselde 1 by a firci lass team and up to date i t'-ain has a decided number nf i' tones to its ciedit. The records show an Hen break, each nistn iitmii hawng vacuities aud two defeats to its tedlt. The last played. Manh should he borne in mind that i old weakens the lungs, lovvei ve tln- vitality, makes the system less a le and dis- SU.Il withstand ea. sm cold paves the way for more serious eases.

Can votl affold to take Peo. W. Beaver Succeeds Dr. M. Taylor as President Lecture by Mist Lulu M.

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i I uri-s Fur aS .1 tie, 7. -sperate chances when Chamberl Cough Ketnedy, fa mo-is for it of colds, an le- had for a triri-V sale by Vales' Corner Drug Stole, COTTON B-cf The Travis county Sunday school (convention met at the Tenth Street Methodist church yesterday. The first paper presented was by I'hailes L-Meies on "The Home Department. The Helton-Texas l.a.-k'-t II inf a pr, i.itli-r exiting. Texjs von by a me of I to hut she hud to tight.

Co-ed mollis wen- in abundance on both sides. The wiling ladies of the have taken a lieiei interest in athletics this year linn ever yesterday's game is an idi-me of this fact, as it js the first tune a g.ini'- is been played here v. itli an nut of town team. The enthusiasm of the gills and the geii-Hislty of then- assist--! in making the affair a sue. in every way.

The e.iine itself was a clean one. 1 1 ne foul was lulled during the afternoon. limb teams. haul and Var-aty coi.sidels it a l.i luiy to be proud of. The un and nlbi i.iis luiik ill the Kilties last nic.llt.

Helton's team Iea 111 a 11 p. m. lor In.liic. Line-up of teams; Varsity Mabel nie Harliee, forwards; Julia Kstill. Lottie Harris, guards; Alaigun-t IJeadle, center.

Helton La Lee Jlugelcy, Willie Thatcher, forwards: Hlainhf- Holiday, Ethel Walker, guards; liessie Thatcher, center. Cmpires Misses iitooks and Don-nan. F(efere Mrs. Whitis. Tune of Game- 1 The features of the game were the tv.o goal throws tioni center by Mai caret Beadle.

IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE Monday contest will lic.ni a. Bleat tira I to the ictorious team. team by ci ill pa at i ve against opiioinnt sin-Me- tie Inline both shll'Aillfi up '-'i'lallv v.ell. 'Varsity boss Ih-lieaf and Dumb hoys, AgririiSrui.il and in- a I college. to 4.

an-i lost a splcndldlv played game to the Lean uers, (j 1, The has and defeated A. and tnV Southwestern University of Georgetown, II to Austin 'Professionals, t-i and the l-'uc i'rote. tion nine, 3 n'ti. cnAuior how easily a. For Business men.

Merchants are now contemplating their Journeys to market for the purchase of their spring and sumrnefc stocks. Before determining how you will go we ask you to notice our facilities for a rapid, comfortable and convenient journey. With our three dally trains f-om north Texas and double daily service from the central portion of the state, we can give you a trip that for speed, service and accommodation can not LIVES OF A CAT. Impossibility of Killinq Off All the Noisy Felines. liome department in a school could be organized.

Four tliinns only are naeeaarya school to hitch It to, a home with soine one in It that can not attend the regular Hun-clay school, a lesson paper, ami a man to visit the members. The home department, us shown by results in over U0 Sunday schools in Massachusetts, tiees not take members away from the regular Sunday school, but the Joint result wa that four entered the Sun-Uay school where one left. The paper by Mrs. George Begg on "Mission Work for the Sunday Kchool," showed many ways In which Christians can help the cause of the surpassed. Oui trains Invariably leave on tim-.

with fresh, clean equipment, modern style and elegant in appointment Our dining and cafe car service a- sures you of what you want to i prepared by experienced cheis an 1 Some pei-son, undouhtedly one whose slumber lias been broken and dreams made fitful by the scores of worthless dogs and cats overrunning Austin and constantly making night hideous, has evolved the following and sends it to The Statesman: If Johnnie Jones had seven dogs. And every dog is white; And fourteen cats ame chasing 'round, Kiich one as black as night; And each two cats hud eighteen lives, Less three destroyed by ruts. How many lives must three dogs take Hufore they kill eight cats? 'I he above records show the players have not been idle since their first battle, but have been making the most ot their time, and whatever team loses tomorrow can not attribute the defeat to lack of practice. Hut few i hanges will he made in the lim-up of the teams, the college nine presenting the same men, while the I'liiversity will hae Terroll at short and Francis behind the bat, "lese two not having participated in tin- previous contest. Walsh and Hubbard for the college and Hi-aslcy, Shu mis and Francis for 'Varsity will compose the batteries.

The pitchers have improved considerably of lata as their work shows. In the game against A. and Walsh allowed but three hits and no bases on halls, a remarkable record for so early in the season. Beasley against the American Leaguers showed that lie possesses majiy requisites which go towards making a good pitcher and Try ALARiO Bottle Beer daintily served just when you want it There is no "twenty minutes for dinner," with the rush and confusion attendant uoon an eating bouse meal. Our trains run through to St.

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Tyler. Texas, general freight and passenger agent. Fine muslin underwear worth SJ.i") to $2.50 a garment, for $1.50. Mistrot's. THE LATEST BREW OF LON STAR BREWING COMPANY HEAVY RAIN CAUSED BIG RISE IN SHOAL CREEK SAN AOTOXjO, TEXAS.

i tit -r- irmrTTiWrcTrMnn-iiif rm Waster by self-sui-rlflclng work in a personal and private capacity. The afternoon session was devoted to a consideration of primary work. The paper of Miss Laura Allison on "Promotions" and of Miss (Jrace Harrison on 'Primary Department" were excellent and showed not only a wide range of experience but devout re-Sea rch. Miss Lula M. Davidson of Chicago lectured on the "Primary and Junior Work" and showed where the Introduction of the junior section had solved the question of the boys leaving the Sundays school between the ages of 11 and 14 years.

Her experience showed that the organization of this special feature would strengthen the whole school. At the night session C. D. Meigs spoke 014 the "front Line Sunday Bchool." The back-line Sunday school is one that Is asleep, whose superintendent never attends a county or state convention; In the middle-line Sunday school, the study of the lesson Is not required, the teachers' meeting is not desired, the home department Is not admired, the library has been retired, and the blackboard has been "fired." The front-line Sunday school is one that has a home department, a teachers' nieetine, a normal class, Is graded and every teacher and pupil has a bible. The foljowln officers were elected: SO FAR NO PERCEPTIBLE RISE IN THE COLORADO RIVER RAINFALL HAS BEEN OVER AN INCH IN AUSTIN AND VICINITY.

Most Liberal Terms Accounts Opened SANITARY FOLDING BKD. all steel, white enameled, best National spring, four feet wide mid 6 feet L' inches long. Just the bed for summer, because it is so cool and MATTKESSES of 3S pounds of the very best pure cotton, good quality of tick, nicely made. Others ask Jti. 00 for one not as good and are dumfounded at the price we sell them, but it is only another example of k- shrewd buyinfr quaJ- X.

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Yates' Drug Store. Special Agent. The March of Progress. Conditions have (hanged in Texas mere rapidly and perhaps more progress has been than in any country on the globe. Thiity years ago ice In Texas cost the consumer 10 cents per pound and could only be obtained in limited quantities and in the larger towns.

Such a thing as a brewery at that time in Texas had not been thought of except, perhaps, on a very small scale. Today the San Antonio Hrewing association is shipping all oer the country carload after carload every day of beer that has been pronounced by eminent authority to be pure and wholesome. Dr. Amos Gray, in the United States health reports, say of the product of 'his famous brewery: 'Texas Pride' and 'XXX Pearl' yield the greatest tonic strength, so much desired to assist digestion." These are two of the leading brands that are favorites all over Texas and are fast upplatning other brands made outside thu state. any in line hut out $10.00 Both Phones 385 1410-12 Lavaca Street WINDOW SHADES A P.I I 'STABLE AWNIN'CS of.

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That tributary lias risen 1 -l feet since the rain began falling. This will eventually result in a rise in the river. The rainfall has been a little over an inch over this city and county. W. H.

Thaxton, the Bluff Springs merchant, was in Austin yesterday and he said that the rain has been exceedingly heavy in his section. The cotton was dying for want of moisture but now It will grow rapidly. The rain was general throughout the northern part of the state, and will Materially aid the farmers toward a good crop this season, according to H. P. Koddie, manager of the llardie plantation near Waco.

Mr. jRoddie was in the city yesterday and expressed much pleasure at seeing the good fall. At Dallas and Waco as well us intermediate points between those cities and Austin, Mr. Roddie says, the rain came down in a slow though soaking manner, continuing in some places for eight or ten hours without stopping. This was, he says, exactly what was wanted by the farming- element, and all are consequently jubilant.

Especially is this so on the plantation of which he is manager, and where all have been hoping for rain lor many weeks. md the prices are 1 only $5.00 This makes two car this spring twice as loadswe have received much as any other and. dealejr buys and as we received bettor prices by buying in such large quantities, wo will give you tin: benelit of these close prices. PARLOR ROCKERS, $4.75. Jf APT? TO ORDER We carry piece goods in stock to tit the very 1 irge.st windows and cart make you prices that will save you money, for we have an enormous mail order business which enables us to buy in larger quantities than anyone, thereby givnn you the benefit of our cash purchases.

Let us figure with you the next time. A heavy white china 25c Heaviest while china 32c Fine weave white china 32c Fine weave white 25c Hood quality colored china 20c Hood quality colored 25c Special prices by the roll. Remnants of inlaid Linoleum, large enough for hath rooms at greatly reduced prices. New Discovery by Which All Can Now Easily Cur Themselves at Home 1 Does Away With Surgical Opera- tions Positively Cures Bright's I 01 seats and Worst Cases of i Rheumatism Thousands Al-i rsady Cured Note Endorsers. TRIAL TREATMENT AND 64-PAGE BOOK FREE.

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Webb and Hugh Webb under the firm name of John H. Webb Mr. Joseph W. Webb having withdrawn from said firm. Thanking the public for their liberal patronage in the past, and soliciting a continuance of the same In the future, we beg to remain, Respectfully, JOHN H.

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The pleasant purgative eneci of these Tablets makes them a favorite wtth ladies everywhere. For sale by Yates' Corner Drug Store. The Magdelene society win hold Its regular meeting Tuesday, April 12, instead of Tuesday, April 6, as was the original Intention. JIAHH 'BwxESf gffi III OIL OPERATORS LEAYING SOUR LAKE FOR BATSON KOUilCWffi I in The receipts of the internal revenue collector's department for yesterday amounted to J3516.6U, of wlNch was for beer stamps. Carpet Department (SECOND FLOOR.) Our spring display of carpets is by far the grandest we have ever shown.

Some of such pretty and dainty designs art squares made to order and delivered on short notice. You do not need to wait a week. Bring measurements of your room and we will astonish you with the little expense for which we can carpet it. 156 Dozen pairs of new Lace Curtains just received. UPHOLSTERING We have just received our new stock of upholstery goods, and as we can upholster your old furniture and make it look just like new.

We ask you to give us a trial and be convinced that we are upholsters, PAR EXCELLENCE. ALTHOUGH THE BATSON FIELD The executive committee of the Jesters' Jubilee will hold an important meeting Tuesday right at 8 o'clock at the Austin club rooms. AT PRESENT LOOKS DILAPIDATEDSALT WATER CAUSED BIG RISE IN PRICE OF OIL. rima V) Anderson, the well known oil operator of Sour Lake, arrived in Austin yesterday to spend a lew aays with his family. Mr.

Anderson stated that a large number of the oil operators have left Sour Lake and gone to Hatson where ihu fiobl fnr nneiation is 111 Huh more IF IT ISN'T AN Five cases were disposed of in the police court yesterday. All were for disturbing the pexce, and a fine of $10 each was Imposed on four of the offenders and the fifth got off for $5. John Kstavnl, a Mexican, was arrested yesterday by Officer Tannehill. charged with beating a woman named Ada Koacha at No. 600 West Second street.

His case will come up for trial in the police court Monday morning. The Austin Ministerial association will meet tomorrow morning at 10: SO o'clock in the parlor of the Young Men's Christian association. Business of importance is to come up for "None can say they are incurablt until they fiave tried my discovery. The test is free." In sole possession of certain Ingredients which have all along been needed and without which eures were Impossible. The doctor seems justified in his e-trong statements as the treatment has been thoroughly investigated besides being tried in hospitals, sanitariums, and has been found to be all that Is tlnimed for it.

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This condition of affairs has existed for IDU5T-PR00PL 4 i li'tfiXJ1 sl DUJT some lima. coou if ESH That the Ingredients will do'alt this il D. H. Hart, clerk of the federal court, and Coke Burns, assistant United States district attorney, left last night for El Paso to attend the court which convenes there next Monday morning. Building permits were Issued yesterday by the city clerk to P.

O. Reynolds, to build a box house on Whittier street to cost about $150; to George R. Tabor, to build a shed on Eleventh and Gualalupe streets to cost about $25; to R. S. Wallace, to build an addition to his place on Avenue in Hyde Park, to cost about $10.

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2 Worms. No. 3 Teething. No. 4 Diarrhea.

No. 8 Neuralgia. No. 9 Headauhes. No.

It Dyspepsia. No. 14 The Skin. No. 15 Rheumatism.

No. 1 Malaria. No. 20 Whooping Cough. No.

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