Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 3

1 AUSTIN' DAILY STATESMAN. SUNDAY. OCTOHKR 24. 1S07. VV.

B. WALKER'S IDE IS Oi lit Gill a tfi Mosil of Gold THE 'VARSITY F.l.EVEX fAITIHE THEIK F1KST SCALP YES. TE1IUAV. o. Sneh AVaii the It coord of Lant After noon's Contest With the Picked Eleven From San Antonio.

An K.nny Game. 1 season was opened in i.vusiin jcMenmy at me i uiversuy new with Sau Antonio as the opposing team. Both teams were very evenly matched, the San Antonio team Is very much stronger than it has leeu heretofore, and after they practiced together more than they have, they will put np a much better game, as there are some pood' ile dividual players on the team. As for the 'Varsity, they all played a good game, some need esM'dal mention. among them are Wooldridge.

who ldaved lne ue 1 i id. made one of the prettiest runs that was made on this field, by breaking .1 C.h 1 1875 Salge. European Plan. a la Carte, j. Witt.

H. SALGE, Proprietor. 4 RICAN LAN. I Headquarters T. P.

lu AIM Receptions, Bans, acta and Wti-I Parties Specially Catered For. laundry now open, with all mod- nproTements. Flrst-daaa work i jjjyP. SHADBOLT. II Pi (Two Blocks from Depot) FIRST-CLASS.

Conveniences and Better Berries I ant ir nvate tioxei in me oiaie. A A TW MRS. J. ALLEHNB BROWN. AMERICAS PLAJT, I jianagement Only first class hotel rn popular prices, iiaits, ax.tAr nrr 4' al rates for permanent and day 1 MRS.

R. HOLLEY, Proprietress. iS. S. J.

ORR, Proprietress. fcuilding has been thoroughly over- f4 and made new. ah tne conven-Moffered by any first-class hotel. Per Dar for Transient rates made to families and 'two rentlemen occupy same room. A HNCKE HOTEL, Houston and St Mary's Bts.

vmm TEXAS. jty; rates, 2.00 per di. Wig Mahncke. Prop. 1 i A5D 4 rl rCCT I in A MT ni-v3 nunnn day and night Special Business idmner each day from 11 to 2, at I- Billiard and Pool room np stairs.

trfivate rooms for small parties. Mhinir strictly first claw. UILLES. Propv 823 Cong. Ave.

ne 40. YORK HOTEL. vS12, 214 Congress Avenae. Austin three doors north from passenger to rTXl 11.00 to 51.50 per day. Regular nf25 cents.

Extra Bne rooms, CO Special rates by the week. TIN 4E "0. Manofactarers of Whtt Lime and Dealers in Cement Plaster, Hair Fire Brick. Sewer Pipe Acme Cement Plaster Office Telephone, 294: warehouse 'phone, 37 415 Congress Avenue. F.

MARTIN ft rron. blished btel nskill Hotel. lit mansion SfiLQOH lint; una riiutiuuA the full length of their territory for a touch down: in this same half it seemed for a while that Sau Antonio was going to score in spite ot all tne arsity uoys could do, but Breckenrldge was equal to the occasion, and by a neat tavkle pre- vented them from sewing. This was the nearest and only time they iimie any- where near the 'Varsity's goal. Hart of the arsitv team was in all of the plays, and did some very fine work at the 0enliig of the game.

The 'Varsity won the toss and chose the south goal, giving San Autonio the kick. In this half the arsity made- a touch down and kicked1 a goal. Score Varsity, (i: San Antonio. 0. In the second half Sau Antonio failed to score, the 'Varsity nmde another tonch-down.

but failed to kick the goal and when time was called in the second half, the total score stood: arsity, San Antonko, 0. The arsity team this year, with the exception of some players is not quite so good as last year team, inn wim practice and the addition of some men now on the sick list, the team manage A. Hvlnir Ml "ui" lu ors. The bovs will practice hard from now oil in order to be in Al trim for the big mme wln iMaa Saturday. It is generally conceiled that the Ihillas game will be a warm article of ball playing, jaml the 'Varsity boys are daily warming up, so that they can keep ahead In the Igrtfiil man 11 iicAi 1 1 111 .1..., l.

una lit Ttiil lnnl's llnrchiaind Svrun. It arrest the .1, nu.l COUgll, llliajs imilllioil Ul uie lumoi, relieves congestion of the lungs in a day. It is safe and pleasant to take, and never disappoints. 25c and 50c. Sold by O.

xaTcs. Times Big sales, busy people, customers satisfied, shoes suit, don't hurt the feet. Almost everybody says that alwmt Burt Thev have a failing for selliiiff shoes, cheap: the people have I ii. in.o their biif business. Just 1 try yourself.

Ot tilass. The most exquisite line ever shown in Austin. 1. HTKl.N iV t.u.. To the Vehicle llnyers of Austin.

Mr. F. M. Beaty of the firm of Rosette Beiitv has just 'returned from the Dal-lns fair, where he has seen an exhibit of all Hie prominent carnage-makers oi i the Fnited Mates, and nas pougm nuiur thirty odd styles of the very latest and most practical jons-ui me Iniggv line, as iouows; The very latest gentleman Mannopc driving wagon. Iulies' spiderette phaeton, the most np- to-date vehicle made ny any iuctmy the Tinted States.

i.i,rht Stanhope surreys and extension top carriages, all of which are the most up-to-date and will be introduced in 1S0S. Extra fine gentleman's piano lix driving buggies. Al in every particular. These jobs are now on exhibition at the Dallas fair, and will lw shipped to lis close of fair, which will la- about the first of November. This will be beyond doubt the most complete line of vehicles south of St.

Louis. These jobs will lie placed on tne market after November 1. nt Itosette tin Beaty repository on tiostoflice. West Sixth We will Is pleased to have the public carefully examine wme. Oiir prices will he keeping with the universal condition of Previous to the arrival of these goods' we have a full line of phaetons, family I carriages, piano tsix buggies, canopy top I and mud neons which we will hard time prices for cash.

Would be pleased to have the pnblic, prospective buyers, installment iinycm nm, ers call on lis, examine our goods and nrices Is'fore purchasing elsewhere, cry respectfully, Hnvler's celebrated candies at Chiles' drug store. Pvnnlar Prices. "If vu fjnnpcd a caTMeil of Ruld at my ierl it neulil not brinit iuiii iey un 1 ktuidnes intomy life." bowriiem prominent man afier using the method of sett-treatment that has restored so many men who had beea wrecked by excesses, over-work or evil habits of youth. A little book that ff FREE TO ALL MEN mskes It sll pUla may be had without charge by wu'ir. THE ERIE MEDICAL 64 XiRffsra Buffalo, K.

7 sv hme no patent medicine Diiun luiter seal. (loascientious, artistic interpretation's. Miss Arnot is an artise of more than av erage nhility. Everything alsnit her aet- ing is finished the voice, the facial, expression, the action and even the walk. She is an actress of ran intelligence.

Miss Buchelder jxissesses in an eminent degree those physical attributes that cause her sex to be loved, graceful and endowed with a sweet and well modu lated voice. She gave a charming' em bodiment of Gertrude, investing the char acter with sweetness that was most grat ifying and which won for her iinrwrovnl iud admiration. The reniaiuing mem bers of the cast, some of whom have been previously (n second notice being deemed necessary I. were quite satisfactory in their respective parts. Sacred Concert.

The program of the servic? at Hyde Park pavilion on Sunday evening at i :45 will be as follows. Besscrers full orchestra will furnish the mmsie: March Overture (Sacred) Ave Maria "Cavalleria Uusticnna" Gloria "12th Ma ss'" ozn rt Invocation. Selection "Stabal Cavatine Larghetto Carl Address "Through Nature I'n to Natures' (M1" by B. J. Waugh.

0. March Pontifical. 10. Hymn Natures' Praise to Beethoven Benediction. The above program Is given by special request, nnd the pnblic in general is in vited to attend.

The most elegant and beautiful cane and mahogany furniture ever brought to this market can lie found at C. A. Dahlich's, 1409 Colorado street. TIIH AISTIN' FI HSITI IIK CO. HecflvInK the DrUUIII Hotel's Xfw Furniture.

Tbereh as been great deal said about the big improvements going on at the Driskill hotel in the way of remodelling, but nothing alsmt the new furnishings which will be placed in each room. The order for new furniture and carpets was placed several mouths ago and amounted to several thousand dollars. Mr. James M. Mitchell, proprietor of the Austin Furniture company, was the successful bidder, and got the contract.

The first car load of goods was received last week, being delayed nearly three weeks on account of quarantine. The contract calls for the furniture to be put in place on a certain date, and in order to have no disappointment Mr. Mitchell has been working double force for the past few davs. There is in the neighborhood of 20OO yards of carpet to sew and lay as well as curtains, shades and drapings. It's a job that will keep it big force of men busy for a number or weeks.

The furniture for the bridal chamber is exquisite, being bird's eye maple, with the most expensive brass bed ever brought to Austin. The carpet is the finest quality of velvet, ami harmonizes perfectly with everything in the rooms. Among the other beautiful things which attracted the reporter's eye was a couple of big Waldorf sofas, of solid mahogany, upholstered in heavy blue plush. There are no liner in Austin, and will be nsed In the corridors. If you have time it will pay you to call at the Austin Furniture company's place of business, 805 Congress avenue, and take a look at these goods.

Aside from the stuff to be used ill the Driskill hotel this firm has an elegant line of fine furniture. There is not a house In the city carrying a more complete line. Just a few davs ago they unloaded two car loads of new furniture, and in conversation with, Mr. Mitchell, he said: "They can all advertise their special inducements, but I challenge any dealer in the city to undersell me," ami from the loads that his wagons haul out every day it would seem that the people are familiar with this fact. Mitchell is certainly a pleasant and painstaking gentleman, one who has the confidence of every customer he has.

The reputation of living up to everything he savs has done much to build up the newest furniture business in the city to one of the largest. THE STATE DEPARTMENTS. Hems of (leneral Interest Foond In the Capitol Vesterdar. The following charters were filed with the secretary of state yesterday: The Georgetown Shoe company of Georgetown. Tex.

Capita! stock, si, IncorMirators: B. T. Smith, P. N. Diesmuth and F.

V. Carother. The Southern Oil company of Corm-cana. Tex. Capital stock.

S300.000. In-corisirators; Ralph Beaton, II. G. Ferguson. The Hate Wrong.

In giving otit the date when the overhead insurance law went into effect the insurance commissioner made a mistake in saying the law became operative on Keptemls-r 20. as it was operative from and after August 20. 3) A fW5 MP Is In all the world there is no other treatment so pure, so sweet, so iwfc, so iedy, for pro-serving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, and hajr, and eradicating every humor, as warm batlu with CVticcba ISOAr, and gentle a.iointings wiih CI'Tuxba (ointment), the grtt. skin cure. ulicira I.

anM thiwirtmit rh. world. FoTTlt psro Csts HiMtrm. as- AU A tool tta. Skin, snip, aad liur." f- EVERY IIUjIOU rmrn rtmnl "Wula cured I'j Latest Prices.

The celebrated 'WiiTte Swau" Hour, per sack as tiur Best 3-ihiuiid can toma toes (new pai-k). 3 cans for Or. iht dozen Our Best" 2-poiiiid can tomatoes. new pack, 4 cans fur er dozen iue sugar cured hams. pound iue sandy laud yellow yam sweet Potatoes, iht bushel Or, per pock arge lump starch, per resh country eggs, per dozen 1'.

(Ci i 10 pounds of good green coffee for 1 00 prime mixed tea. jer pound ItememlN'r. nothing equals Clair- ette oai 8 bars for lne Concord grai-s, per basket nre wheat bran, per 100 70 me Colorado Irlsli Mtatoes, per peck 20 Per half htishel Per bushel. 40 Just think, a bar of genuine eai'tile- soap. 12 inches lonjf.

ew per 0-j 0.i 2." New mince meat, 3 jxmnd for. All sizes of crimped top Lmip chimneys, apiife. 05 u.l,l,1 wsPn to already large force. 1 can offer prompt er delivery lu the future tnau in past. New brick cheese, pr pound 15 15 1 IJmlmrger cheese, ier pound.

Genuine New York, standard fine Kranulated ttinr 20 pounds for (with bill) 1 Fine red onions, 1( itomida Fresh cabbase, per pound I 02 1 I have unloaded this week two car loads of the celebrated "Bear Brand" of California canned goods, which stand first oil the market in regard to quality. I offer this week 'caches, per can 12 1-2 Pears, per can 12 Apricots, per can 121-2 Plums', per -au 1 1-2 Damsons, per can 12 1-2 Grapes, per can 121-2 Special prices on case lots, 9 1 -pound packages of the celebra ted XX XX coffee for 1 00 a i .1. .1... IHM.51.KC? ..1 iue ted Lion coffee for 1 mi 2400 matches for i() New honey drip syrup, per gallon 35 10-pound bucket of pure leaf lard Hiound bucket ot pure lent lard hi 5-pomid bucket of pure leaf lard for Toy pails of pure fruit jelly, lT o- bucket 10 1-iMiund packages of parched conee for. 1 001 Dry salt bacon by the strip, per the strip, per pound Smoked bacon, by 1.0 75 1 pound 5 gallons best oil for gallons of Brilliant oil Large fine French jinnies (just re ceivedl.

per pound. 8 1-3 Fine fresh pickles, in barrels, ior gallon Pettijohu's Breakfast Food, per package 05 American table 05 11-. Breakfast food Cooper's gelatine, per lox 10 Bakers premium chocolate, per pound. "Old Kentucky" white wine vin egar, per gallon 20 3 large packages of cracked wheat for 2o Special 5 gallons of gasoline for 75 tjeiimiie domestic macaroni, threi 25 1-pound packages for Genuine domestic vermicelli, three 1 -pound packages Genuine domestic spaghetti, three l-Hiitiil packages for Best California evaportcd jieaches. 3 pounds for Best California evaporated pears.

3 jMiunds fur. Best California evaporated apricots. 2 iHHinds for Best California evaimrnted apples, 3 pounds for 1 dozen boxes matches The original "Wool" soap, jier cake A zinc tub for. Best O. two-hoop wooden bucket for A milk pan for 0 bars of the celebrated Boston Drummer soap for Plenty celebrated Clairette soap in stock.

25 05 (., 50 10 05 Nice California French prunes, 4 ponnds A glass jar of fine French mustard for Galveston ground coffee. it pound 3 nice brooms for. "Pecan." the finest sugarhouse molasses, s-r "Glenwood," neW crop sugarhouse molasses, per gallon "leader," old-time cane syrup, pet-gallon Genuine "Colombia River" salmon. jut can 05 -0 3-" OO 10 Large English quart bottles of mixed pickles 25 New shelled almonds, per jiound. Or 3 ponnds for 1 00 New full cream cheese, iht pound 10 2-3 packages boneless shredded codfish, per pound.

2 nice large pickled herring Peal sago, per 3 bars celebrated "Clairette" soap 05 05 tor. 3-lshn(1 cans kraut, per can 10 coansn. ixmno smoking tobacco (1-pound kst. ist sack l. Good smoking tobacco (1-pound snckst.

tier sack Large English quarts gherkins, per liottle. A Mason jar of comb or strained honey for 12 pounds of cotolcne for (better than lard 1 00 i-pound bucket of good family lard for. Asparagus, per can Fine salmon (new puck). 3 cans for The finest blend of pure Mocha and Java coffee 3 ismrids for 1 00 Numscn Stanley brand of early June js'as, 3 cans for Armour deviled or potted ham, is-r can Or for Nnmsen's "Cltier Brand" of pork and beans. 0 cans for large packages of Gold Dust washing powder for 10 Large 3-ponnd cans of table peaches Os-eled) for.

10 Armonr's lunch tongue, per 25 Genuine Worcestershire sauce, per gallon 1 OO Or. per quart 25 Ilymouth Rock geiatine, per box. .12 1-2 fox's gelatine, per box 10 2-3 Ho you nse- Hinton" tobacco per ping. 10 ijner lUt 1 Four sash, light, 14x16. One sash, 3 light, 13x16.

Two sash, 8 light, 11x16. Also one Show Window. 0. u. The Cash Kanvare Dealers, AT MESEXT 817 C0XG.

AVE. PERSONAL. F. II. Xve of Dalian was in th citv yesterday.

Col. (f. 17. Simons of Houston i iu the city for a brief stay, Alderman Forrest llentv has returned from a visit to the Dallas fair. Mrs.

Max Maas and little daughter, Rosa, left yesterday noon for Dallas to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Farnsh-worth. Davis A. Grilfitts, president of the College of Commerce, is ont again after a heavy-weight bout with the dengue.

Senor Jose Gonna les, recently graduated at GrilhUs' Collego of Commerce, has accepted a position in a bank at Monterey, Mex. Mr. Bowling H. Byers, a recent graduate of Grillitta' College of Commerce, has accepted a position with it firm in Nashville, Teun. J.

C. Smith of Chicago is registered at the Driskill. II. Dowe of New York is stopping among the late Driskill arrivals. II.

MeEvoy of Dallas registered at the Driakill yesterday. dipt. Jin Lucy; In back from his Dallas trip, looking quite as handsome as ever. Air. George Isherwood of the Pacific Express company Is out after a wrestle with the dengue.

dipt. Orsay and wife have gone to Dallas on a visit. Tom B. Burnett of Jamestown, N. Is stoppolng at the Hotel "Salge.

Charles II. Goeth of Houston registered yesterday at the Hotel Stilgo. A sacred concert will 1m rendered at Hyde Park tonight by Professor Bes-serer's full orchestra. There will also Imj an address by Air. Waugh.

Air. Joe Johnson, the electric supply man, quite sick. Mrs. E. T.

Moore, who has been seriously ill for some time, was reported much improved yesterday. W. T. AVroo He Sons, the wholesale harness dealers, will liegin moving into their new quarterx The merchants all did a very good business yesterday. W.

T. Swanson of Llano was among yesterday's Hotel Salge arrivals. R. Knykendiile of Houston Is stopping at the Hotel Salge. P.

N. Harris of Galveston auto- graphed at the Hotel Salge yesterday. Attorney Frank Andrews of Houston was iu the city yesterday, stopping at the Hotel Salge. Alderman Will Shelley is laid up with the dengue. Col.

Bill Wort ha Is back from a trip to north Texas. Professor Besserer's full orchestra will give a wiered concert, at Hyde Park tonight. Every one is invited to attend. Fanner Bill Shaw of Dallas was down yesterday on private business. Air.

Ciillen F. Thomas and wife of Waco are in the city, having been called here by the serious illness of Mrs. Taylor the mother of Mrs. Thomas. Aliss Dare has just returned from business trip to New York.

-Airs. W. Holt of Dallas, wife of dipt. W. Holt, associate editor of the Texas Stock and Farm Journal, la noting relatives In the city.

Dr. Lewrlght, practice limited to surgery (Including Gynecology) and surgical diseases. Office with Dr. Hill till November 1. Century Building, St.

Ixiiils, after November 1. Fresh caviar and boneless herring at Deen AValllng's. W. N. LeSueur.

dentist. 404 Cong. New farina and bulk buckwheat flour at Deen Walling's. Dr. Slmcock, dentist, C20 Cone Ave.

I -Uncanvased hams, breakfast bacon and kettle rendered lard at Deen Walling's. Persona Iivlor at a distance wishing an appointment, please give 3 days' notice. Dr. S. 8.

Shackelford, dentist 618 Ave. Fresh crackers, cakes and fruit wafers. Come and Inspect them at Deen Walling's. Covert A Mccarty, real etftaU and Ininrance, 714 Congress avenae. SIDEWALK NOTES.

Another shipment of Holland herring and Russian sardines at Deen Walling's. Everybody Invited at Deen St Walling's. 221 East Sixth street. The sacred concert at Hyde Park tonight will lie a treat, as Professor Bes-serer's full orchestra will render the program. Plenty of the celebrated White Swan flour at Deen Walling's.

There will Is? a good show at the opera house tomorrow night. Bulk oatmeal, crackers and flake hominy and fresh grits just received at Deen Walling'a. RememtsT, you are invited to attend the sacred concert and address at Hyde Park tonight. The concert will be rendered by Professor Besscrer's full orchestra. G.i to church this morning, and tonight go to the sacred concert and address at Hyde Park, l'ou are cordially invited.

The football game last afternoon served to draw quite a number of the cranks out. The program of the sacred concert to be given at Hyde Park tonight is certainly a well chosen one. You will. find it in this issue. The hot weather that hangs around nt Is atisolutely oppressive.

The state departments were quiet again yesterday. The 'Varsity boys will go to Dallas next Saturday for a game. The city council meets Alonday night week. III. I I.

J. VV. KELLY. Agent. TELEPHONE 290.

Oflc Corner Fliia oireet anil East TIME TABLE. G. N. North. ..8:10 a.m.

12:50 p.m. ..4:30 a.m. l2SJUp.ni. ciup.m.. H.

ft T. 0. Leave p.m. SiOp.m, Arrive 7:00 a.m. A dt N.

W. Mail and express 6 :00p.m. Mall and express leave Austin LAMPASAS STAGE. Stage leaves Lampaaas on arrival of C. S.

F. train at 10:10 a. bl, train faking connection with 4:30 train at Burnet for Austin. Star mtn Barnet for Lampasas on antral of A. A N.

W. train at 10:30 a.m making connection with 510 p. m. O. A 8.

F. train west. MASON AND LLANO 8TAGK. Leaves Llano 1 p.m. Arrives at Maaon p.m.

Leaves Mason o.m. Arrives at Iiano 23b p.m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Makinf Connection With TRAIN. Fare one way, 52.60: ronnd trip, $4.00.

w. KAKK.KK. proprietor, ROBERT CURKTON. Manager. NO MORE PAIX IX HAVINQ TEETH FILLED.

With the latest Invention In dentistry. I can fill your teeth without pin. This is guaranteed to be Harmless as wen as painless. Best or rererence giTeu. LnuLiE.

rv, ucoiiiii 622 Conirress Room 10 and 12, Sampson Building. CITY NEWS. J. L. O'Connor, arcnitect, room 4 Opeu- beimer building.

Esaelly the Same. In buildiiiK fence, Unit see that every Dost is perfectly solid. It makes no (lit ference how goiid your plank is, if the poat is rotten or shoddy, for the plank will easilv null off. This rule also ap- nlios to the buildinc of shoes. It mat ters but little how good the outer sole is the inner ante is s-ioddv.

DllllIlKham Shoe company make it a point to see that nil of their shoes are made with cooti solid inner soles. This is why their shoes wear better than the majority of shoes, and whv thev are building tip so rapidlv in the shoe business. Their show fit and wear. Strictly a cash house, and their prices a little less than any dealer in the city. Tf von want a treat attend the sacred concert and h-eture at the pavilion, Hyde Park, tonight.

r. A Fraternity llanqaet. Last night, at the Driskill hotel, the Xu Fraternity enjoyed a ban nui't cnmiiliiiientarv to Initiates J. II Kenton. II.

Booth and It. I. Davis. Manager Shadbolt arranged an excellent snrend for the bovs and a treat round of social cheer was resultant upon the discussion of the tempting menu. 1 Malice of tlie First DeRree.

The rewrt that the Fulton market 810 ongress avenue, has been closed is nisi emus fa so. I am Hot lliyselt practical butcher, but there will lie one as soon as the train brings him here, when niv natron will find the lieft service obtainable in a butcher shoo lit Austin. Resides fresh meats we will dispense of fish and oys ters. trame. and all kinds of fresh yege tables, and the lof the market affords.

OK MAYER. Do not fail to attend the sacred music concert and lecture at Hyde ark to night. Entertainment Postponed. The entertainment announced for next Fridav night at the residence of Mrs. W.

H. Tobin. under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy, has leen Indefinitely postponed, owing to tne ill ness of several wim were in ne panic pants in the program of the evening. MRS. W.

H. TOBIN, President. 4 Hnyler's delicious candies at Ctiiies drug store. C. A.

Dahlich will discount any house, in the eity on bed room suits. Sigma Initiate and Banquet Last night the Sigma Nu fraternity of the Fniversity made knights of students G. II. Deaton of Paris, J. H.

Booth of Denison and R. I. DaTis of Austin. After the ceremonies were performed Fpsilon gathered around the banquet lKard at the Driskill hotel- and six-nt the evening in fun nd feast, those present were Alliert Shaw. Karl Amerman.

Frank Kiirrv. Joe Simkins. J. II. Booth, G.

II Deaton and It. I. Davis. Alumni present were Dr. E.

A. Blount. of Monterey P. II. McNemer, Geo.

Shelley K. P. SchO(h and Unas. Mepnelison. Only a Pointer.

I want to tell my friends and the publi eeiierallv that I can save them money on tailor made clothes. I have ft full line of winter samnlea and when you order auit from me I guarantee everything. You won't have to try it on in the express nfficp. hut can take it home with you and let your wife see how it fits. Suits made to order, style ana nt guaranteed from np.

MEYER MINCIIEN. the Tailor. Driskill Hotel building. I want to close out the sewing machines and will give you special prices. 1409 Colorado street.

At CTIOX SALE Of Indalmrd Esprrsn tioodii at Ao tin, Tea. On Saturday. NovemUr fi. 1S7. the Pacific Kinress Comtianr will sell at pul lie miction to the highest bidder for cash unless sooner called for and all charges thereon paid, a large and varied assort ment of unclaimed express goods, con sistini? of boxes, valises, trunks, pack ages, machinery, etc.

For complete list of articles to he see large bills or inquire of the undersigned. Sale will take place at No. 112 East Sixth street (Iirikill hotel building), commencing at lJ-i0 a. continuing until all sold. J.

P. LOCHRIDGE. Agent TaciGc Express Company. Quarantine regulations have Iljf 1 havoc in Texas with the routes of tne-. 1 1 Bo rtson wt; not hav- -1 nas oeeu "in- ing lost a mgtit.

nut ne na T.liir tthitrt engagements occa- onaliy. Misiui mm. presented will Is VV(frld The prices will be just the (KJ oncmcnt wax for mme SM tllTiugn ine Jh" week-10, 20 and 30 cents. Seats now on sale. The Express, San Antonio, of the 20tn, savs: a I to Hate.

Even-thing in the jewelry line at I. Stein $: HIXCOCK OPERA HOI SE, Wrdarsdar Xlaht, Oct. 27, "Mr Friend From India." The Dallas News of the 20th publishes the following: Friend from India" entertained another large and intelligent audience last night. If continual laughter may tc taken as a criterion, the piece as pre- nmi i i u.e production iiihi hp "i of Dallas ineater-goer to nave In many a season. There was not a mo- ment or lag during ine Again tne capame cast vT wormy ii i- effort.

It is very rare that so evenly balanced a company is seen on the local stag-. i I mi i Amm i i. liacncioer unserve imriicumr im-iuwit.