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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN. TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1904. 3 jj'M'l RAILROAD 1IHE CARDS.

GO HAND iH HAND FOR SIXTY YEAHS "I WAS STRONGER BEFORE THE BOTTLE WAS FINI! PASTE'S CELERY COMPO IT GIVES ALMOST INSTANT EFFCT School time still, but. vacation time coming. Now it "Tlh? Best Boy in the World" needs a suit to the school term, or a t' sv.it to bein 1 No Other Remedy in the World Has Stood So Firmly the Test of a Generation A Standard Tonic. NEW YORK. 1 '2 a i 11 We'll make him look equal i mmw to tl I I I them I Misa GERTRUDE BARTHOLD.

Paine's Celery Compound Made Her Feel "Better Than Ever in Her Life." ud nit, l.tneal tc.e 1 1 l.i I. KU.it;.-. ilie i.e.s ill. il i.l.,,v fl 'I'll- i mav Hi am I utie aniiin aiiother, an, I it is I likelv Ul.it HMtiV l'S of -M" tie' of the 1 oilier lliese I I a a I a. 1 1 1V4 5 the eO- SMITH 4 KuaMBaaHi I One Grade Only The Artistic Highest.

BUSH GERTS PIANOS Price Consistent with Quality. Montfny Payments if Desired. Call in Any Time. BUSH GERTS PIANO CO. of Texas.

J. R. REED, Manager, 816 Conyress Avenue, Austin Texaa. Go to your Druggist TODAY Get one bottle ol Paine's Celery Compound See how DIFFERENT it will make you feel. GEO.

W. PATTERSON, I UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE STABLES, OMNIBUS AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER. FINE CARRIAGES AND LIGHT LIVERY. BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY. RUBBER TIRED HOSPITAL AMBULANCE.

108 TO 116 E. SEVENTH ST. BOTH PHONES 161. Sidewalks I. 4.

G. N. r. rc. CO.

In effect Sunday, April 24, 1904. Southbound. Arrive 1:00 a. a. 6:25 p.

m. Leave 4:15 a. 6:45 a. p. m.

Arrive 3:67 p. XX: 15 p. 9:46 a. m. Leave 4:00 p.

11:20 p. 9:55 a. m. Houiton and Taxis Contra). In effect Sunday.

April 24, 1904. Arrives from Houiton 4:10 a. 32:56 p. m. Leave for Llano and Lampasas, 7:08 a.

rn. Arrives Llano, 11:30 a. arrives Lampaas, 10:35 a. m. Leaves Llano, 2:30 p.

leaves Lampasas, 8:00 p. m. Arrives Austin, :65 p. m. Leaves for Houston 7:30 a.

m. ana 11:30 p. m. San Saba and Llano Stage Line. Dally (except Sunday) service between Llano, Cherokee and San Saba.

Stage makes connection with all passenger trains. W. C. MAY, Proprietor. Mason Stage Line.

Dally (except Sunday) service be-' tween Llano and Mason. Leave Llano 1 p. leave Mason 5:30 a. m. Makes connection with trains.

JNO. LAFRENTZ. Manager. San Saba and Lometa Stage Line. Leaves Lometa 7 a.

arrives San Eaba 12 noon. Leaves San Saba 1:30 p. arrives Lometa 6: 30 p. m. Seven times a week.

ERQUHART STEPHEN. Props. Lometa and San Saba. Dr. S.

8. 8haokelfsr4, Dentist. WHEN AWAY FROM HOME. When away from home you can find The Statesman on sale at the following places: St. Louis, Lindell Hotel News Stand.

Union Station News Stand. Chicago, Auditorium Annex News Stand. Denver, J. Black, Sixteenth and Curtis Sts. Hot Springs, F.

C. Boving. Los Angeles, Harry Drapkin. City of Mexico: F. P.

Hoeck Co, 1st San Franoisco No. 12. City News Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meetings of the stockholders and board of directors of the Austin Darn and Suburban Railway company will be held at the principal office of the ccmpany, in the city of Austin, Texas, on Tuesday, May 31, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m.

P. J. LAWLESS, Secretary. W. T.

Wroe Sons for Kauffman buggies. Ball at East Austin Hall. Ball at East Austin hall Tuesday, April 10. Music by McNamara's orchestra. Arrangements will be made to hold cars.

Admission, gentlemen 50 cents. OFF FOR WACO. Delegation of Austin Firemen Leave for Waco. The Austin delegation to the annual convention of the State Firemen's association, which meets at Waco on May 11, 12 and 13, will leave tonight for that city, Austin this year will furnish a large delegation. Judge W.

L. White, chairman of the committee on transporattiou, left last night for Waco. "The Saloon vs. the Hear Mr. Brubaker on this important theme at Tenth Street Methodist church tonight, without fail.

ON FISHING TRIP. Party of Marlin Citizens to Spend Some Time on the Llano River. A party of Marlin citizens was here yesterday en route to a point on the Llano river thirty miles above the town of Llano, where they will speid two weeks fishing. In the party were W. W.

Turner, H. G. Rush, Captain J. A. Martin, Arthur Threadgill, B.

C. Nettles of Marlin and D. H. Harrison of Austin. The year books of the Pathfinders' club, which have been delayed several weeks, are now ready and may be had by the members at J.

W. Graham's drug store. Men's blue serge coats for $2.98. Mistrot's. Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the entire stock of general Including fixtures and notes and accounts, of the estate of Morris Bassist, bankrupt, has been ordered sold to the highest bidder for cash. Bids will be received for said stock or any part thereof at my office at Elgin, Texas, up to noon, May 17, 1904. Certified check for 20 per cent of the amount bid must accompany each bid. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. C.

W. WEBB. Trustee. Receiver's Notice. All persons having claims against the Austin Ice and Bottling company are hereby notified that the honorable district court of Travis county, Texas, for the Twenty-sixth judicial district has entered an order in cause No.

20939 of Jasper Wooldridge et al. vs. Austin Ice and Bottling company requiring all parties having claims against said Austin Ice and Bottling company to file such claims by proper plea of intervention on or before the 31st day of May, 1904. All parties are therefore notified to file such claims In said cause on or before 3uch date, or they will not be allowed to participate in the distribution of any of the assets coming into the hands of the receiver of say company. V.

A. PENNKR. Receiver. At D. Lmme' Today, 917 Congress Avenue.

Vanilla let Cream. Pcan Ice Cream. Strawberry Gem. Pineapple Gem. Pineapple Sherbet.

Soda Water. Chocolate Ice Cream. Strawberry Ice Cream. Cherry Ice Cream. CELE3RATI0N OF THE SIXTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF TWO OF AUSTIN'S OLDEST AND MOST RESPECT LD PEOPLE, THE DIAMOND WEDDING OF MH.

AND MRS. BASTIAN A Host of Children. Grandchildren 3" Great GrandchilJi cn Assembled to Extend Congratulations to the Venerable Couple A Serenade, ri cr ru ns a il.S SV eel i 11,. at I lie il We last 111 I he on and on afPa- iire gone and I 1 1 Sixl earsago esiei.lav I'm tian. a v.iuntr and lander of Wilfmth.

tiiTtiiiiiiv. led to the altar Miss Johanna Kiauphaus, a yaung vuimui unusual lieiiuty, and whose larans were led only personal llle loviloie 1 1 i i I a 1 1 1 1 1 so coill- laon to fa ir-ha ire. I daiighlevs of the dear old fatherland. It was a love maich. Tho were lovers axl years and they have el constant lovers daring all ihe-e years of sunshine and storms, Ihlouuh happiness and adversity, and as th.

sal their home last infill Willi hands clasped, receiving the tender a i aa a I a 1 1 of their fi iep.ls. they I in be lovers as ai dent as ev er kn. ll at 1 1 men's altar. In 1'i'a; Mr. MaMian emigrated to the new wm Id and located in Austin, entering into pari n.i ship with Mr.

K. Raven, a pa, near bookbinder of Texas. The ijrin did Hie bookbinding for the slate until The Statesman was established, wle-ii Mr. liasiian bought his pal tiler's interest in the business and moved the machinery to Tip. Statesman book and job printing office, and nil il in connection uilh thai eslab-li-hmeut until The Statesman abandoned tliat branch of business, hen he sold and a pted Hie position of bookl.iu.l.

al the State 1 Miir.l. lasi i in v. Iii, li position he tilled until advancing years for -1 hnn to retire. Mr. has been a pa I run of music and sn.

spoils as ate common to the pleisiiio loving Geianans; was one the founders of Ha- Austin Ma, -i n. -r, hop a so, ly hidi riev miss-d a stale i. iigcrl'est mail the eann had imaied its ranks iinii! I.nl f. vv c.p A'r and His! ha vp bad born 'o I Hi i i I ii id rep. sc.

en of 1 i 1 1 1 ale In Ihg all ill one residlllL' ill T'avis cianty, sjx whom wane present at lite i I la-r an; last night i Tlonrv e'aialchild; iglu children: Mrs -inland hil-lreii, Mrs. children; Mrs. hildrei, i s. I ild. being a thiity L-ran-1-reat ecl decen.Ian!s mghl brother.

iii'- cs. et- liil.lt ii heodole Ip lSSIal li i. Hughe-', end I hl.aids. a hil 11 an, I thii In addil i. to the illlr lo 1I.H11,.

lion last at th" Hals of Miss 1 1 a'elme. He, -SS. i 1 vo p-l i mi; to tii a-lvau, age t. i but nigra I ilia acs in family reunion most and and after an el-i-a-iT a few the i-s dr-p. imImi good a- tna p.

I -i Il- 1 ol, this a in L' I h- "Viang Ha- a a. P-p, Iced a l'e-l I I 1 1 ov a I a Mt Caught With the Goods. ill to The ke I 'h I lor. -I. Was at I---I of I -i-r in i- I I bin i- (.,, nd io, k--d in Big Mil 'O Th" I I.

Mortgage Filed. i-; i mbi. i 'm Made Younci Aqam ia- of rileht for vv 1 again. vv I il. I I vv i I Pa Ia Ho vv I'ui-ei "ge iOe at C.

(i. i 1 1 Li ag i -I Hi flannel suaU for Vfc' i 'n tl all i ile mail a 1 1 ac 1 i i i 1 1 1 I i i 1 1 1 I La- il to i al.ea.i le a The Si. i I. of s.nii- n. I.

h- i -1 i the pell, il on Si. 1 I. 'Mil. Ill aial SOMI of he sa me prim i vp, tlioiiuli on tile laaiaeloaM of froni a the riT rn us mi 1 1 1 the I-. is si ntr i CHICAGO.

tr Id "I Paine's Celery Compound Restored His Strength at On. in i 1 1 Jlldg. uith the dear an lie lomid The Avenue Mrs. ('nttinghatn Muthewsou of Littiff-are Mi ts at the Hotel Sutor. Sam 11.

Hill and if. Kerrville are in tin- city and st- ia at the Of 1 lotlS- to Mrs. ilo here stopping Avenue hoti I. ileorge A. Fondes and ton are in the city on a I.

I l.iv in. Miss n. lle Harrison of i it for a few visit. at the Avenue. rr.

'P. V. Ramsey of here for a few days. lie at the Avenue. K.

of Longvi v. Austin yesterday op liu-a -stoping at Hie liriskill. .1. A. Henderson of Hon the ent a 1 als in A stopping ill the Aventa- K.

D. Richardson of Kl I in Aus'in yesterday on is a guest at the Avenue J. 11. Davisson of ed Austin yesterday on nasi is egis- la ed in He is is among a. He is a I reach -ess.

H- is a guest at the Driskil: Miss Kathryn Wallace Llano and Miss May 'linefelter of I. anpasas are guests at the Hotel fleorge H. a u-i- to the Red OliVentiOll 1 i 'S I ll I left last night for the nal Dr. T. M.

Volt ami and Miss 1 Nola I'lenn of Marbe- I alls a i lliv city and stopping at in- A. hoi. I. W. I'.

Dixon of locistoi iea here yesterdav on i-' -aiess he a. davs. Il-- is recisi--i, at th ii -i kill Mrs. C. VV.

Tlioi i of Texas, and Mrs. Ma' i o-urgelow are spa Sutor. General Cor, ion conuumliug th" l-'n -National Guaid, is li- i a few days. John H. rived in Aust in v.

for a few days. II the Avenue. J. E. p.ranna n.

a arrived An a. visit to tela i a spend a few days I 11. Eanes. a nd assessor of YV i rived in Austin -at the state hou at the Avenue. VV.

P. Li adv. sui ty Schools, 1-fi 1., to uttf.l the Catholic Knight- 1 be absent three Mr. M. M.

Houston, and Ha 1 I la rrison of i this city on ye at the Avenue Mrs. Ro-iia- fr-y and I. who bav been friends in i 1 have returned lloi-l Sutor W.ii! Llano. Lampasas; I I t-niN' 1 1 man. Virgi la A.

A. San Marcos. i'ha r.ning, T'-' i null. lenrgei o. ola W.

M. -T. K. Gaines. P.

Din 1 1 1 1 at til- Hot. of bl'lgad, on bus: -la Mieral -IN a I iy on is regis! i cu N'e I in yestci fay Austin. II" ay tax a son Oil I 1 lay on I a He' Is r. ati lendent of conn at for ilv-sn. meeting of 'a merica.

II'1 il engi Miss ere rnarrici i and are en, Mrs. L. S. 1' Of Hep' reia lives a the past home. -Miss May nop, Mrs.

tingha III, nig. J. li-'. W. Tien Ma vn I 1 Inn lioope, UlaiP'o J.

I-', Moore, L. ('. i Ttireadsi 11. Mai -i. Antonio.

S. f'uslis. N-Llano; D. C. Turner.

H. A Martin. M. CcOl gelovv n. inisViii I.ongvievv: W.

K. tiixon. i I go: Job a 'v. M. Louis; I Martin.

St. Ia, nati; K. Hudson, San A Inillas: Hannah. W. P.

-a ciniiali; W. is Frown. Chivje i Antonio; H. Melville, 'a Hempstead; M. Byrnes, La -and wife.

Ho isi oit; T. I'. Hi." rn tTeveland; L-" I. W. H.

Al-ar-h. 'i gasster. Kala A. A. Morum, E.

M. Ioet.s. .1 .1. Janhert. K.

W. K- V. J. Harbe, ('. ii.

W. 1'laiJ' he, Tina! L. A. London. J.

V. Graves, Ii -en Kansas City; -II R. C. k. Kun.s I).

H. ii. E. E. I I 1 'ohen, i 'va 1'ort Worth.

H. 11. Cra.i-i Man-jr; I Edmiton. a -IS, WACO; I I. I I 'alias Ira M.

Cam, vvn, Virginia B. lien Hufman, 1 fi; H. L. I lav i le-tte. Beainnou' Felix ,1 C.

A. Bahn an Thoirias L. Will1 KiAberKer, C. I nd, O. A.

Ozeiin ate. Ka Fuller, .1. Jiasehall team. West, Chicago, F. B.

Mode Heyland, York; J. L. Grand Prairie R. o. Hancoek.

U. rfanderB, New Oi leans. 8. E. ROSENGREN, Undertaker and Embalmer.

Fine Carriac for Hire. 413 Cunsrecs Ave. Phone 451 Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer. Fewer gallons; takes less of Uevoe Lead and Zim: than rriixed paints. Wears lunger; tw ite as long as lead and oil.

1 St 4 I Tytt' f'WVv Vifet j)vt -i-f jjf ik jrty i XT i Vt V' i tjf A- -i jl 1 1 A 4 I DANIEL Worn Out by Paine's "Last summer under the slr.uii family nursing, my nerves gave iut. I was irritable and moody. I did nut know I had lust control ot my nerves, but my family saw si(jiis of incipient epilepsy. The superintendent of our Sunday School recommended Paine's Celery Compound and brought a bottle lo mother one day. "I commenced to Hov stronger before the bottle was and in two mouths I as feeling better than I had felt in my life, and locked it.

My friends are ustonisheu at tin-transformation. I am hearty, well and and can do my work witli more pleasure than ever. I s'eep well and have not had a spasm since 1 liegaii taking Caine's 'elerv Compound." Gertrude Farthold, 11 West mth New York. "1 had to overwork, being employed night and day for more than a week. 1 lan down and was very weak.

1 was so tired that I thought I would never think of work again. A friend recommended I'aine's Celery Compound, and it ceitainly did me a world of good. Right at once I began to feel better, and was able to go back to work in a few days. You would not think to see me that I had ever been sick and run down. I am thankful for till? good that Paine's celery Compound did for me.

1 am telling my friends." Daniel Bain, 7uti W. 1-th Chicago. THE YERWOOD CASE SET JUNE SECOND DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO QUASH SPECIAL VENIRE WAS GRANTED BY JUDGE CALHOUN AND THE CASE CONTINUED. THREE JURORS ACCEPTED PAID AND DISCHARGED Another Special Venire of Seventy-Five Men Ordered Case of Henry Jones Postponed on Account of the Absence of State's Witnesses. The defendant's motion In the case of the State against Henry Yerwuod, charged with killing Malison l.ee, to quash the special venire was granted by Judge Calhoun in the Fifty-third district court at noon yesterday and the case continued until June 1.

Another special venire of seventy-live men was ordered. The three jurors selected Saturday afternoon uefore the motion to quash was made were discharged after having been in the custody of the sher-i iff nearly forty-live hours, The jurors were paid for their time. each receiving $2 per day, or a total of 6. The case of Henry Jones, a white i man, charged with killing Arthur Lane, also while, near Georgetown on b-ruary 1, brought here on a change of venue from Williamson county, was called In the Fifty-third distrkt court (shortly after noon yesterday. None of the state's witnesses were present and for that reason the ease was until May 18.

The defendant has not summoned any witnesses Twenty-Sixth District Court. Matthew vs. Robert Turner et trespass to try title, on trial. New Road Wanted. J.

R. Wutrich of Hays county was here yesterday to see the county commissioners in reference to building a new road, partly in Hays county and partly in Travis county. A new rural route will be established In case the road is built. Teachers' Certificates. W.

P. Brady. superintendent of county schools, announced yesterday that the following were successful in the examination for teachers' cert ideates H- N. Chanault. Lewis W.

Newton. W. 11. Gaines. Mrs.

C. A. Kidd, Sallie Jefferson. Km ma Thompson. One colored applicant, T.

T. Banton, also passed. Justice Johnson's Court. Lonnie Kneed. Lee Anderson, both coloied: Juan De Leon, gaming, each fined $10 and costs.

L'd Persons, colored, charged with burglary, committed to jail. Justice White's Court. Justice White called his civil docket yesterday morning and disposed of much business. Real Estate Transfers. H.

P. Derryberry and wil- to Mrs. Ivy Cass, lot 1 in block 8 in Hvde Park annex addition to Austin 425 Sam Hill et al. to John Sehoen. 2i)6 acres of land, part of the L.

C. Cunningham survey 5150 Sam H. Hill et al. to George Kt ehner. 150 acres of lund, part of L.

C. Cunningham 3750 Wm. J. Smith to Nora F. Harrison, lot 5 of the subdivision of Lewis Hancock, 20 acre tract, part of the George W.

Spear league, containing 1 acre 125 V. VEEO. Undertaker and Liveryman. Boarding a Specialty. Phones 223.

Open Day and Night Personals Dr. E. S. Smith of San Marcos is a guest at the Avenue hotel. Dr.

J. M. Hons of San Marcos Is registered at the Hotel Sutor. Tom Bell of Brownsville is here on business. He is a guest at the Dris-kill.

J. El Gallagher of San Antonio Is among the recent arrivals at the Dris-kill. A young lady arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schletel last night.

Q. C. Horton left last evening for Taylor and from there to Cameron on business. Judge George W. Glasscock of the popular candidate for senate, ia in the city and Mother's .1,.

closing out a bi0r wash, sailor suits Better lot Greatly Reduced The high piles of Doors and Windows in the Screen Goods line in work rooms have been greatly reduced by people who have been looking for and buying The Best htock goods manufactured. This Is the only grade we handle, the best, and our prices are way down. Doors as low as Tu cents; Windows, 25 cents. Bettor see our stock before you buy. We make odd sizes, too.

CALCASIEU LUMBER Company JOHN P. SHEEHAN HEAVY HAULING OF ALU KINDS DONE ON 8HORT NOTICE. MAKES A SPECIALTY OF REMOVING! MACHINERY AND SHIPPING! SAND. Phone 67. e3 R.lnty 8tr.t.

AUSTIN. TEX. Ever Woman fj Interfiled nhould know 1 jew 4lvXVtifl Whirling Spray NSS. 11011 und rturti-n. If hp cannot ini i.ly tde i- fL n(jfr.

i'ui st-iiii oitunp i-ir 1 1 1 urtt rivtt-il rnjnk-iKftfi-d II Kivna full partl-Miltr ami iiMfln I valuable to ih.fl.rri, A 11 KL timon Ultlti- Ken lr Fretful babies become calm and peaceful babies when fid or. Mcilin's Food. Mellin's Food nourishes. A 80iap nt Food na ra ba. tl rfiiiJ Will yai a-' a 11 for your bVj; 's sake WELLtN a FOOL bOSTsiN, MA3S.

point to CASCARETS Candy Cathartic her own health, and aandpa'a and ber and booklet rme. WILCOX INFANTS 1INVAL1D34 The water and htdit commission did not meet yesterday afn-i noon. There was no business of any particular 1m- l'oi taiic to come up for i onsiderat Ion. The funeral of IJorb. it Miller, the of Mr.

and Mrs. 1). Miller, was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock and the remains were Interred in Hie city cemetery. Officer Jim I'ii-ice at police headipia iters yesterday morning Hint Hie trough on Sixth street was out of older. The water and light oliice was D.

II. Hart. elk of the federal court. ho has I oiiiined to bis In me with illness, has and left for Sau Antonio to attend the court which is in session i here. The gnyernineiit near Hie Smith between 'o 'olorado si reel.

'I is broken ling on Six Hi ss av.tiij,. and Colic Mont gomery has reported the federal aulhoi ities. mailer 1 1. Hie Tile funeral (of l-'i aiicls Schmil. was held morning 10 o'clock from St.

Marv's t'atholie church, Itev. Kiis, conducting the ceremonies. Tne were interred In I'atholic cemetery. II. 1'.

Kelleher. cashier for the water and light plant, vvili spend his vacation al He left for that yesterday morning 1I-- is also a delegate to the annual meeting of the Catholic Knights theie. v. Hi'-, tri-d l.i lll! ulil I est. i da 'lie lor inloxi-etllon, vagrancy and the otie-r for th- e.

The defendants in 'he lirst two were lined e.oh and He- ih.i 'ins half mil-'s 11 1 ll Sep." of th I in a 1- Iiil-i- gal-l Hi. -y ai" "I 1 lolli'M lo at. v. ho oia- an-l a -a of I he il on Knsl Sev" Was i hi i la i g. si a nd lined l.l in hi1- sc, SllS he (a of an ni.lv h.u riTiimiTUflii lir- -'nk" Flnyl'" tAI WtlAI lUULC 1 ar-.

'i, vllln III llffOHV II. HIlVh "1 tih-i'aH'i'' iiH-dlc-n-Fi y.t'n 1'nMetH i-urcl a-' I eiij wlmt I -1 ill wq. (Uilt.f ill I for I wo Ci Hint. KKI-. lo 1 ii-t -oit Mi- hi, lr i(ii, gunmulee ty O.

YaC.s, r.o;;lf, .1. A i 1 1 11) Hi. All -1 dodo! Ha A -P-l f-irth. I hnn. It on at C.

"i Hlind Ii Admission GREASE YOUR WHEELS WITH CROWN AXLE GREASE. Phones 436. Ira 0. Wyse Oil Company mS29B33SSS THE AMERICAN NATIONAL Capital and Surplua $350,000 Directors' Responsibility! $3,000,000 OFFICERS! Q. W.

Littlefleld, Pres. John H. Houghton, V. P. H.

A. Wroe, 2d V. P. W. R.

Hamby, Cashier. C. P. Randolph, Assist. Cashier.

We Solicit Your Business, A fine health tonic PORTO RICO COFFEE noted for its fine aromatio flavor and drinking qualities. The best moderate prie coffee on the market. Just received, another shipment of those excellent Teas which have so long given our trade the most perfect satisfaction. DEEN WALLING H. F.

Sterzing, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office: Smith Building, Opposite Opera House. Telephone Connections Proposed Colored Society.

Houston. May 6. To the Colored Citizens of Texas: The organization by Texas citizens of African descent of an auxiliary democratic association of honest, law-abiding, peace and liberty loving- colored men wno love trie soum. its people, its traditions, history and institutions, and whose desire is to dwell in harmony and co-operation with the best element of our Anglo-Saxon neighbors, and who regard the maintenance of good will between the races and the cultivation of proper co-operation between the whites and blacks of the south as essential both to the welfare of the south and of the nation, is contemplated, and a call may be issued in the near future. Meanwhile correspond ence is invited from those interested over the state as to the propriety and feasibility of such an organization as affording' an honorable means of improving racial relations.

The aims and purposes of the proposed organization will be educational and patriotic rather than spollative and predatory, and the highest realization will be seen in the improvement of the standards of citizenship among colored men and the promotion of good will between the races. Letters may be addressed to any of the undersigned. Respectfully submitted, K. L. BLACKPHEAR.

Prairie View. W. S. FRANCIS. Houston B.

O. HUGHES, Houston. T. L. BARRON.

Houston. A. Z. HESTER. Houston.

DR. E. B. RAMPPT, Houston. DR.

ROLAND, Hempstead. Negro Minstrels Try ALAMO Bottle Besr inr: urEsi or LOME STA BREWING COMPANY hX ANT0N1 TKXAS. ycAN DT' CATHARTI Miiinimt Mti, 1 1 Ji AKFiUAL SALE TEfiS MILLtOFi BOXES Greatest in the World A MILLION GRANDMAS all ovsr America Jmina institute tonigat luesaay. Admission 25 cents. aa the moot perfect family medicine ever discovered, uooa, Kind, taiiaer-nearwm old soul triee to-hlp others by telling of the good thlnirs she has learned throuirh xnerienca.

and so the aala of CASGASETH in OVEB A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. Yeora of experience with children, and her children' chlldran'a have taufrht grandma that fAotfuin i Candy Cathartic are the only perfect medicine for ail bowel troubles, children's HiRAiuiit ri i vMuuM nf t.v. mmttr-h und liver, slclt healaches. bihousness. and bad RANKIN'S DRUG STORE sells the purest and freshest drugs and drug preparations in Austin.

The entire-Store and all it contains is new. I DAllllu tl. rt i i blood. Best for the bowels. All drusrgists, 10c, 26c, 60c.

Never sold la bulk. The genuine tablet stamped C. 8ampl Address eterlinir Remedy Co- Chicago or New York. K6 romYrviii, ini f-rvc' vxiwn opeeiansi. 820 Congress Avetv" fl.