Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 3

7 AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN. WEDNESDAY. 00TOBE1! 27. 1897. for the quarter ending September 30.

mm the county court yesterdav, Judge Walker presiding: The jury in the case of X. V. Dittliuger vs. Henry Wright, suit rhe value of a piano, returned a verdict far the defendant. O.

Watson vs. J. G. Pnmi, suit for architect's fee. The case was apealed from Justice Stuart's court and is on trial.

Four sash, light, 14x16. One sash, 3 light, 15x10. Two sash, 8 light, 11x16. Also one Show Window. 1875 Hotel Salge.

European Plan. Istaurant a la Carte. WM. SALGE, Proprietor. Hotel.

1ERICAN PLAN. fate Headquarters T. P. L. Als jiaquarters i'ost a.

Hs, Receptions, Bananets and Wed ding Partie SoecLally Catered For. eta laundry now open, with all mod- Improvements. Futt-class work 6 nteed. P. SHADBOLT.

Manager. 1 (Twt Blocka from Depot) NEW FIRST-CLAM. Conveniences and Better Berries any Private Hotel in the State. -Rate IL60 to $2.00 Per Day- MRS. J.

ALLE4NB BEOWN. AMERICAN FLAN, management Only first class hotel dug popular prices. Rates, $1.50 per facial rates for permanent and day lers. MRS. R.

HOIXKY, Proprietress. vRS. S. J. ORR.

Proprietress. building has been thoroughly over-fd and made new. All the conven-s offered by any first-class hstel. 1.50 Per Day for Transient "cial rates made to families and two gentlemen occupy same room. AHNCKE HOTEL.

Houston and St Mary's fir (ANTONIO. 7m wmkhihiihh. hi a aneeial- I tr; ratea. 12.00 ner dar. iwig Mahncke.

Prop. AND RESTAURANT day and night Special Business 'diiiuer each day from 11 to 2, at at. i 'i irge Billiard and Pool room np stairs. private rooms lor small parties, rytbing strictly first class. k.

BIIXKB. Fro 8Z3 Consr. Are. one 40. 4EW YORK HOTEL.

LCD. GEISSLER. Proprietor. I.E12, 114 Congress Avenue. Austin three doors north from passenger --rrn es, S1.00 to 1.50 per day.

Regular i 25 cents. Extra fine rooms, CO Special rates by the week. STIN Manufacturers of Whit Lime and Dealers in ment. Plaster, Hair Fire Brick. Sewer Pipe Acme Cement Plaster.

UITE ME CO. Office Telephone. 24 warehouse Ji 415 Congress Avenue. A. MARTIN BRO- Fren.

tablished Driskill 10T 3 vv ii I 1 1 mansion. SflLQOH II J. VV. KELLY. Agent.

TELEPHONE 290. Clr Corner Finn aireet and East Arteie. TIME TABLE. 0N. North.

..8:10 a.m. 11:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. h. t.

a Leave 1:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Arrive 7:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. A.

Hi. W. Mail and express arrive. ..6:00 p.m. Mail and express leave Austin 81)0 sm.

LAMPASAS STAGE. Stsre leave uttnpMsi on arrival of C. S. F. tralu at 10:90 a.

au, train faking connection with 4:30 train at Burnet for Austin. Staae leaves Bnrnet tor Lampasas oa arrival of A. N. W. train at 10 JO a.m, making connection with 6 10 p.

in. Q. S. F. train west.

MASON AND LLANO STAGE. Leaves Llano 12:30 p.m. Arrives at Mason 8 JO p.m. Leaves Mason oJK p.m. Arrives at Llano 21b p.m.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Making Connexion With TRACK. Fare one way. $2.50: roand trip, 14.00. W.

c. BA RKER. Proprietor, ROBERT CXJRETON. Manager. NO MORE PAIN IN HAVING TEETH FILLED.

With the latest invention in dentistrv, I can fill yonr teeth without pain. This is guaranteed to be harmless as well as painless. Best or reference given. J. E.

CROZIER, Dentist. 622 Congress Rooms 10 and 12, Sampson Building. CITY NEWS. J. L.

O'Connor, arcnitect, room 4 Open- beimer building. Iluyler's delicious candies at Chiles' drug store. 1 XV. T. Wroe A Sons, Wholesale manufacturers of saddles and harness, will move their factory and bus iness in the building now occupied by McKean, Eilers corner Fifth and Congress avenue.

aoout JSovember 1. Tliey will have one of the biggest factories in the state. The building will be thoroughly renovated. A TANK BURST. Almost a Johnstown Flood In Ike Groom's Addition Yesterday.

Yesterday morning during the heavy rain storm, along about 0 o'clock, the big water tank erected near the artesian well on Judge von Rosenberg's place in the addition burst and immediately precipitated a small Johnstown flood ou the immediate vicinity. The tank is a large wooden one, encircled by immense iron hoops, but the pressure was so great from the constant fall of the water in such torrents that the hoops hnrsted and the tank, of course, fell to pieces at once, letting the water out in an almost solid mass. No damage was resultant, however, save to the tank, which will have to be rebuilt. For Sale. When you want a good fountain syringe, talk with Dr.

Rainey' about his elegant "Trilby" syringe. It overtops all other kinds. Delicious and pure are Iluyler's candies at Chiles' drug store. An Electric Prank. Yesterday morning during the storm an electric current ran into the Biind Institute over the electric light wires and burned hole in the ceiling before it w.is extinguished.

The True Remedy. W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111, "Chief," says: "We wont heep house without Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.

Experimented with many others, but never got the true remedy until we used Dr. King's New Discovery. No other remedj can take its place in our home, as in it we hae a certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc." It is idle to experiment with other reme dies, even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Discow ery. They are not as good, because this remedy has a record of cures, and beside is guaranteed.

It never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at C. O. Yates' drug store. 219 East Sixth street, Austin, Tex.

Iluyler's pure candies at Chiles' drug store. Novelties In Silverware. Suitable' for presents at I. Stein Co's, Statuary. Call and see our new arrival of statuary and bric-a-brac.

I. STEIN CO. Wanted. Those elegant crushed fruit and juices for flavoring ice cream, custards, cakes, at cost, because of overstock when fountain was closed. Ladies, call now, before all are gone from Rainey's Drug Store.

Stole Mnsleal Instrument. Some time during the early part of this week thieves entered the music store of Goegaa P.ros. and stole several very valuable musical instruments, in addition to which they took a large number of violin and guitar strings. It is not known exactly when or how the robbery was committed. Bneklen's Arnlea Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cut, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by C. O. Yates.

219 East Pecan street. Austin. Tex. Iluyler's superb candies drug store. st Chil-V for Snle.

Bee the array of handsome botfleg of perfumed ammonia (only 25 cent on the fountain counter at Rainey's Drug Store. So Large, so cheap, and so per-fnmed as to do away with the disagreeable ammonia odor. a I A or on it it as a Hearing Postponed. The commission, owing to the illness of several of the commissioners, ynM-poned until November a hearing set for yesterday on the subject of rate anil regulations for the transportation of un-giuned cotton (seed cotton) by railroads. The Test Book Board.

The state text book board, which adjourned a week ago yesterday for a seven days' recess, reconvened yesterday and proceeded with their work of reviewing the text book. The mission of Hood's Sarsaparilla is to cure disease. It fulfills its mission well. A Footbnll Game. The public are cordially invited to attend a game of football between St.

Edward's college and a picked eleven Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The "picked eleven" has, as the management think, been made as strong as possible so that they tan play their strong oppo-ponents as hard as possible. The line-up tif the picked team is as follows: Center. Carleton; right guard, Stal-naker; left guard, Leonard; right tackle, Thweatt, left tackle, Hiirebniud; right end. Fiegel.

left end. White; quarter back. Wooldridge: right half back. I'aggi; left half back. Hill: full back.

Johnson. There will lie no admission charged. TO DYE CARPET RAGS. A Simple and Easy Way to Color Carpet Rapes so They Will Not Fade. To color carpet rags so they will not fade, one should lie sure to get ihe Fast Diamond Dyes for cotton.

There are some twelve fast and special colors, while for wool there are about thirty. All of the Diamond Dyes that are marked fust will make colors that do not faile or crock. It is impossible to get satisfactory colors on loth wool and cotton with the same dye, although some cheap dyes that are able to make only a few colors, claim that their dyes will color both cotton and wool. A trial soon shows by ruined goods the falsity of these claims. Take nothing but the original and reliable Diamond Dyes that have been used in thousands of homes for the last twenty yenrs.

KILLING AT TAYLOR. A Gin Man Shot and Killed a Man There Yesterday. Sheriff Purl of Georgetown was in the city yesterday on official business, and while here received a telephone message. from Taylor, saying that one William Brown, a farmer and gin mail, who lives six miles south of Tuylor, had shot nnd killed Charles Center. The killing took place in a Taylor blacksmith hhop and grew out or a business settlement.

Brown, the man who did the killing, is a married man and 1ms several children. PERSONAL. Miss Catherine Dunnington is sick with the dengue. J. R.

Tongue of Dallas registered yesterday at the Driskill. F. W. Madden of Bruceville is auto graphed at the Driskill. F.

II. Loweranoe of the general land office has gone to Dallas to attend the fair. L. B. Comer of Fort Worth registered yesterday among the late Driskill nr-rivals.

F. A. Moore of San Antonio is in the city stopping at the Driskill. 1'ofitnm cereal at Deen Waiting's. The Rev.

T. B. has been down with the dengue since Sunday. Covert A. McCarty, real cvst and Insurance.

714 Congress avenue When you want good coffee and tea go to Deen Walllng's for them. J. W. Covington of Dallas registered yesterday at the Hotel Salge. II.

Masterson of Houston was in the city yesterday among the Hotel Salge arrivals. Dr. Simcock, dentist. B20 Cong. Ave.

Person living at ft distance wishing an appointment, please give 3 days' notice. Dr. S. S. Shackelford, dentist.

618 Ave. Faust oyster crackers In one pound packages at D-en Walling's. Mr. Corr Lucy returned yesterday from a business trip to Dallas mid other north Texas points. Senator Pressler of Comanche is in the city again, evidently hobnobbing with the text book board again.

Railroad Commissioner May-field, accompanied by his family, returned yesterday from a visit to his home in Sherman. Just received, wngonload of Elgin pumpkin yam potatoes. Try some, they are fine. Deen Walling. Dr.

Lewrlght, practice limited to sur-gerv (Including Gynecology) and surgical diseases. Ollice with Dr. Hill till November 1. 'Century Building, St. Louis.

after November 1. W. N. T.eStieor. dentist 4M Cong.

Mr. Martin Gross, who was reported as suffering with paralysis on Monday, was out yesterday at his business as usual, and in excellent health, bis illness being purely temporary. L. T. Palfrey, traveling freight agent for the Houston and Texas Central, and M.

E. Glaus, traveling freight agent of the Texas Midland, ore in the city on business. Miss Florence Fletcher, one of San Antonio's most beautiful young ladies, arrived in the city yesterday noon ou a visit of a couple of weeks to friends. Mr. Charles Page has returned from New York City, where he has been for several months studying some special branches of architecture.

He will reopen his office here in a few days. Mr. Ben T. Wise and bride (Richardson) of San Antonio are here for a few days en route home from the Dallas fair, anil are guosts of Mr. and Mrs.

James II. Maxwell. Hotel Arrivals. At the Driskill H. S.

Chicago; P. W. Southern. Kentucky: Jack Steele, Georgetown; II. L.

De Wolff. Waco; Dave Lambeth. San Antonio; J. R. Fea-gan, Dallas; F.

W. Madden, Bruceville; Zim Lawhon, San Antonio; Fily Kran-snr. New York; Chas. Nance. St.

Iiuis: Allison Mavfield and danghter, city: B. L. Jones. Whiteboro: W. King, Crockett: E.

Perkin. Greenville; L. B. Connor. Fort Worth: B.

E. Zartman, Fort Worth; L. S. Palfrey, M. E.

Glass. Houston: D. K. Fant. Georgetown; H.

B. Carter, c'ty: F. A. Moore, San Antonio; W. Md-ndon.

San Antonio; J. S. eitr; M. M. Kempner.

St. T.uis: R. E. Sarlls. New York; E.

A. De Witt, a. W. Kcifer. W.

Jay Porter. New York; P. McGranger, Boston: Ed J. Andrews, J. H.

Jones. Miss Donna ('. Turner. Snn Antonio; W. D.

Hume, Nashville. At the Avenne R. Rolrf-rtaon, Belton; S. C. Littlereige.

Impnsa; B. L. Crouch. Pers.ill: W. B.

Blocker, Austin: Geo. Smith. Kyle; G. W. Parker, Dallas; B.

Mondiota, Jesus Bayo. Laredo. W. O. Henderson and wife, Brenham, Sirs.

F. Fleming, Georgetown; I-eigh Burleson, San Saba; C. H. Gee. Ii Harris.

E. S. Henderson, Georgetown; G. E. Shelley, city.

THE OXE AT THE DITCHES NEAR THE PIMPING STATION EXPLODED YESTERDAY. Broken Arm and Lea; and Sealded Bark Trll the Story The Canse of the Explosion Is In-explained as Yet. For some time past there has been a force of workmen engaged in enlarging rather extending one of the filtering ditches at the new city pumping station the Duval property on the river bank. These troughs or ditches are about a block or so distant from the pumping station, which has beeu built with a view of pumping water into the city. Yesterday morning, shortly before o'clock, Mr.

M. S. Templar, one of the men engaged in working on the ditch, fired tip a small jKirtable engine that is used for the purpose of pumping water out of the ditch while the men dig. Soon after this engine was fired tip yesterday morning and steam had gotten to miming fairly well, Mr. Templar was busy oiling and walking around it, when suddenly exploded, throwing him a considerable distance to the ditch, where be fell in the water.

The explosion of the boiler drove a piece of the metal against his leg just below the hip with such force to break the leg and alo lauded another piece of the boiler against his arm. breaking it between the wrist and elbow. The escaping steam scalded Mr. Templar rather badly on the leg and back. He was quickly pulled out oi the ditch by two fellow workmen and Dr.

Granberry was called on to give him medical assistance. This he did at once and soon had Templar in a condition where he could le moved to the city hospital. There his leg was placed in splint by Dr. Granberry and his arm and scalded back and legs dressed carefully. Last afternoon he was resting easy and seemed to lie getting along very nicely indeed.

When the Isiiler of the portable engine exploded it did so wih such force that it drove the carirage on wntcn tne engine was resting some twenty-five feet from where it was standing. Fortunately there was nothing near at hand that could be damaged materially by the explosion, the scene being on the barren sand tieach, though it was a great wonder that the two fellow workmen who were near Templar at the time did not get hurt. They were, however, a trifle to the lea of the flying debris and escaped without the suffering that will attend Templar for several days to come. The canse of the accident is not fully explainable even by those who were near at the time. The engine exploded without the slightest premonition of coming events.

It is presumed by some that there was too large a head of steam on for the boiler to safely carry and it exploded. Others contend that the water in the boiler had run down so low as to canse the explosion. The former theory is the most generally accepted, though the men working at the engine say that they do not know exactly what caused the explosion, but ore cf the opinion that the water in the boiler was permitted to eet too low. The damage resultant upon the explosion, outside of the injury to Templar, will be comparatively small. The engine was a second-hand one and its loss will not represent more than or $400 in the aggregate.

Work on the digging of the ditch will be retarded but very little as another engine will be taken to the place and the work will continue ns usual. Free Pills. Send yonr address to II. E. Bucklen Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr.

King's New Life Tills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and ar particularly effective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Malaria nnd Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to 1 perfectly free from every deleterious sub stance ai.d to oe purely vegetauie. iney do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and boweis greatly invigorate the system.

Regular sizp, 23 cents per box. Sold by C. O. Yates, druggist, 219 East Sixth street, Austin. Tex.

IN THE ALLS OF Jl STICE. The Denane, In the First Round Yesterday, Knocked Out the Twenty-SIth Court. judge Brooks of the Twenty-sixth district court was stricken down with dengue yesterday morning, and hp hied himself to Georgetown to nurse it. The cae of Webb Bro. against the Winona Wagon company, pending Monday, went over until Judge Brooks recovers.

No cases were tried in the Fifty-third court yesterday. County Coort. The following proceedings' wore had in W. B. WALKER'S Latest Prices.

The celebrated "Whrre Swan" flour, per sack 35 "Our Best" 3-ponud can tomatoes (new pack), 3 cans for 25 Or, per dozen 1 00 "Our Bcfrt" 2-pound can tomatoes, new pack, 4 cans for 25 Per dozen 75 Fine sugar cured hams, per pound Fine sandy land yellow yam sweet potatoes, per bushel 75 Or, per peck 20 Fresh country eggs, per dozen 121-2 cans of deviled ham for 25 10 pounds of good green coffee for 1 00 A nrime mixed tea. wr pound 25 Remember, nothing eqnal "Clair- ette" soap, bars for Fine Concord grapes, per Pure wheat bran, 1st 100 Fine Colorado Irish potatoes, per peck Per half bushel Per bushel Just think, a bar of genuine castile soap, 12 inches long, New pecans, per pound New mince meat, 3 pounds for. All sizes of crimped top lamp chimneys, apiece 25 SO 70 20 40 80 05 05 25 05 Having added another delivery wagon to already large force. I can offer prompter delivery in the future than In the nnst. New brick cheese, per pound 15 New Urn burger cbeese, per pound Genuine New York standard fine granulated sugar, 20 pounds for with Fine red onions, 10 pounds Fresh cabbage, per pound 9 1-ponnd packages of the celebrated XXXX coffee for 9 1-rwmnd tmrkaees of the celebra 15 1 00 25 02 1 00 ted Lion coffee for 1 GO NO WASTE OF WO II IIS.

Evidence Which Is Rlaht to the Point and Reliable. Judge Frank Ives uf the district court of Crookston, Minn, says: For some time 1 have used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with seeming great benefit, with few exceptions, I have not been so free from indigestion in twenty-five yea is. Geo. W. Roosevelt, United States Consul to Bruels, Belgium: Stuart's Dvs-pepsia Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, convenient to carry, give keen appetite, perfect digestion.

Mr. W. D. Tonilin, mechanical engineer, Duluth, Minn: One box of Stuart's DysiM'psia Tablets has done its work, and 1 am again gaining flesh and strength. O.

Ransom, llustonvillo, Ky: I was distressed and annoyed for two year-with throwing up food, often two or three times a day; had no certainty of retaining a nieal if I ate one. Four boxes of the tablets from my druggist iiave fully cured me. I rind them pleasant to take, convenient to carry. Rev G. I).

Brown. Mondovi, Wis: The effect of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is simply marvelous; a quite hearty dinner of broiled beefsteak causes no distress since I began their use. Over six thousand people in the state of Michigan alone in 18l4 were cured of stomach troubles by Smart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Full sized packages may lie found at all druggists at HO cents, or sent by mnil on receipt of price from Stuart Marshall. Mich.

Send for little book on stomach diseases, mailed free. t' to Date. Everything in the jewelry line at I. Stein Wanted. If you desire real good spectacles and eyeglasses call at Rainey's Drug Store.

Sometimes your eyes are diseased ami you need an oculist instead of glasses. Rainey knows and will honestly tell you of it. Iluyler's candies are Chiles' drug store. the beet, at Cut Glass. The most exquisite line ever shown in Austin.

I. STEIN CO. COINTV SCHOOL TEACHERS. List of the County School Teachers, With Their PostolHce Address. Following is the list of county school teachers, with the postottice address of each Miss Eugenia Studer, Travis Peak; Miss Willie Smith, Ieahder; Mr.

W. A. Matthews, Lesnder; Mr. G. M.

Robinson, Austin; Mr. J. B. Patterson, Manehaea; Miss Nannie Thorp, Rutledge; Miss Fannie Robinson, Watters; Miss Elbe White-hand, Miss Henrietta Py'e, Austin: Mr. .1.

W. Hall. Round Rock; Miss Pattie Mays, Fiskville; Miss Sallie Holler, Fiskville; Mr. II. Kupfernagle, Gregg; Miss Maud Stanley, St.

Elmo; Miss Eula Killiau, Manehaea; Miss Mary Almqiiist, Gregg; Miss Carrie Jones, Austin; Mr. W. P. Brady, Austin; Mrs. Kila Spanu, Austin; Mrs.

Myra Heiss-ner, Austin; Miss I'iona Turner, Buda; Mr. W. Z. Haves, Manor; Mr. J.

H. Dav. Mrs. II. Day, Manor; Miss Minnie Manor: Mr.

Allien Alison. Austin; Miss Mary Mitchell, Austin; Miss Daisy Chnppell, Austin; Mr. F. K. Neuhaus, Manor; Miss Edna Posev, Manor; Miss Flora Hodge, Manor: Miss Florence Shcasby, Elgin; Miss Ella Horton.

Manor; Miss Flora Dew. WeblKTville; Mr. R. L. Huff, Dun-lap- Miss Jennie Faulkner, Hornsby; Mr.

J. F. Carl, Montopolis; Mr. D. M.

Bogle, St. Elmo; Mr. J. W. Pet toys Del Ville: Mr.

J. II. Pet toys. Del Vnlle; Miss Annie Lnwry. Del Valle; Misa Nona Sullivan.

Austin; Miss Stella Crouch, Austin: Mrs. M. E. Cunningham. Austin; Mrs.

Mary Campbell, Austin: Miss Blanch Rogers, Austin; Mr. II. II. She -ton, Creedmore: Miss Gene Clark, reed-more: Mr. It.

II. Smith. Austin; Mr. J. E.

Killian, St. Elmo; Mr. no. M' Kion, Maiu-haca; Miss Mary Burrows, Austin; Miss Lizzie Colvin. Cedar Valley; Mr.

It. Allison, Cedar Valley; Mrs. Kate Cois. Anstin: Mr. Addison Rnmsey, Austin: Mr.

M. T. Wiley. Bee Cave; Mr. Dripping Springs: Mr.

J. E. Ponton, Fall Creek; Miss Ix'tia Dupre, Manor. If the Baby Is caitlns; Teeth Be wre and us" that old and well-known remedv, Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children tpetbinz. It soothes the child, softens the gnms, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedj for msrrho Twenty-five cents twttle.

a Wanted. When dengue is just lieginning the headache is terrible, but that headache remedy st Rainey's Drug Store checks it immediately. A GROIN D-SOAKER. Yesterday's Rainfall Was In the Nature of a Water Spout. Austin and thw vicinity was yesterday visited by one of the severest rainstorms that has been noted in this section for years.

About 8:30 yesterday morning the rain ts-gan to fall in perfect sheets and within a very short time bad flooded the whole face of creation. Gutters on the Avenue were filled to overflowing almost in the twinkling of an eye, and the streets were converted into running streams. The heavy rainfall lasted about an hour. The rain was general in this section of the state, according to all reisirts. and was in the nature of a water spont at many places.

During the day the atmosphere cooled off considerably and by nightfall was delightful compared with the miserably hot weather that we have had for days past. The rainfall for the day was quoted at something over 2 1-2 inches. A Happy Woman. A happy woman necessarily must have a healthy liver, tnererore to re happy kpep the liver healthy. Prick Iv Ash Bitters will tone np the system, purify the boweis and put the liver right whenever there is any deviation from healthy regularity.

It is a valuable remedy to keep on hand for Immediate nse when occasion requires Sold by C. O. Yates. Wanted. Paint your buggies or carriages for 05 cents.

Small cans varnish stains, small cans floor and gallery paint for light household painting; ju.t suited for families. Rainey's Drug Store. Ilnyler's celebrated cflnaies at Chiles" drug store. STATE DEPARTMENTS. Items of General Interest Gleaned In the Capitol Yesterday.

The Rio Grande and El Paso Railway company yesterday paid the comptroller fS.57 tax on gross passenger earnings of IT I). 0 The Cash Harware Dealers, AT PRESENT 817 CONG. AVE. R. R.

DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS Short and Quick Liu Bstwtsa North and South Texas. Buffet Sleeper -TO- From Houston and Oabeaton, And through sleeper from Ban Antriitc and Austin tt Fort Worth and Dallas, via Hears. Leave 7:10 p. Leave ..10:20 p. The H.

T. C. reaches Qalvaston. Boas ton, Brenham. Austin.

Waco, Gorsi-cana, Waxahachie. Fort Worth. Dallas, Piano, McKlnuey. Sherman an Denlson, and girts first-class serviea. M.

L. ROBBIN8. den. pass. 4 Tkt Aft C.

W. BEIN, Traffic Manager. Houston. Teias. P.

J. LAWLESS. Ticket Axent Aoitla. L. ECK, 1200 S.

Cong. Av Austin. Tei, Dealer In' I Duo have horses, vehicles, farms and city lots to sell on lone time. CITY DIRECTORY WEST ft COCKrlAjr, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. O- LAW OFFICE: M.

C. GRANBERRY, Telephone 388. AUSTIN. TEXAS. 4 Notary Public in Office.

T. W. GREGORY. ATTORNEY AT LAW. -Rooms 6 and 7, Masonic Teiuplt.

H. M. LITTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. WM. D.

ZLART. ATTORNKi AT LAW. Room 6, Oneohelmer fcnildlng. WAXiTOH Jfc HILL. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Austin National Bank Building, GEO. I PEXDEXTEK. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Opposlii Post Office. HOGG ROBERTSO.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. -Booms 7 19, Opeundmer buUdlaf, r. A. 6 raves Dentist. Over 800 onaTese Are.

EDCCATIOlfAL. Established 1885. Chartered 1886. ALAMO CITY A lam Insurance Building, corner College and Navarro streets. Recently removed from the George Dollnig building.

Apartments, Facilities. Coarse ot Study, anraaaled in the state. W. C. BL'CKMAN.

Pres. and Mgr. SOUTH AUSTIN 1300-1310 S. Cong. Austin.

Tex. Good rigs ready at all times, day or light Special Attention to commercial travelers, picnic parties. Deaf aad Dumb Asylum and St Edward's Collegs. TELEPHONE 83. III I Bi.

LIS DENVER HI 1111 LiYBry ana Boardiiig Stafile.