Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 4

STJXDAY. NOVEMBER o. ism. 'AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN. .11 away at center with rr- steady nen-cs Teagarden Shumate.

II I III! "The Peacemakers." Reai Beginning: of This Ad on First Page. army. He will Iev AnTiu in alm( two weeks for ft. Haul, to Join the Third State -A. Martinez, a Mexican, was arrest-ed yesterday by Gth'-'T I'latt on a charge of theft.

A vicious looking cow wa reported yesterday to be running at large in the neighborhood of Mclnald'j brick yard. Mrs. Barton, residing at fK Fast Ninth afreet, retorted to the police- early yesterday ntortiing that her husband waa mixsiiig. A search waa at ou-e Instituted, and he was found yetrday and sent home. A hole fa reported In bridge on the FrodTiekhiirs road near tlie- International and Great Northern KallroaJ bridge, Building permit were issued yesterday to Ernil Haentl to make some repairs at the corner of Seventeenth and Lavaca afreets to coat $oO.

and to Ir. Hiigartmr to build a one-story la hou.M at the corner of F'ourteenth and Hio Grande, to cost tJ50. There waa a tremendous crowd of country people in the city yeatenhiy, and Sixth street wa. erowdi-d and jammel from Congreas avenue to Hcd Hiver atrw-t. A big lot of cotton waa brought in.

and merchants) any that they had the biggest day of the aeaaon. Trading -was very heavy. 1 Beautiful Winter Flowers. By special arrangement we will iJ able to offer Monday 1-year-old two be- variety palms, American Beaaty roses-, Bride rose, finest variety crysantheninm aU in 4-inch pots and in best jA-4 condition, each ZIC7 urccKery cargains Extraordinary, 'i Some of the richest bargains ever of I fered an Austin public. I Gold illuminated French china bine nuderglazed, large size frnit set of six Tlie ever popular royal blue French' china tinderglazed large size oatmei I bowls, each ii Elegant Carlsbad, fancy shape, souv-J enir plates, assorted 14 Tastily decorated china tiles for coffe.

i or teapots, each Kh I ,1,1, vvri i i 4 nmni, cm jl of orettv things in f.i' and plain china at popular prices. bterling biiver Special. TM. 11 iuis tens or a most remarkable Rpecwi: and the quantity of the goods is None will be sold to speculators. Sterling silver thimbles, all sizes, you know what you have paid, our price Monday 23c- ing the approaching marriage at Richie, i on Novetriler 10 of Mws Mary Sue-Bullock and Mr, Wm.

A. Hemphill Both are ex-students of the Southwest--ern university and are well known here.i Tax Collector Byrom reports collec tiona for Octolier. 1808. at SlLOlalKV, against $5,005.38 for 1897. A.

S. Fisher came over from San Antonio Friday on a short visit to? his family. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Hooper, Mrs. R. B. I'umphrey and Miss Kimbro of Tay- lor attended the entertainment given by i Mis? Duncan at the college chapel Mon-ifj day night.

PERSONAL MENTION. Call and see our tubular base heater. It is handsome in appearance, will burn soft or hiard coal, and costs less than: an, old style base burner, II. II. Voss Co.

You should oubl see those prunes, 30 t't TUB ADD-KAN OUXBiH DEFEATED BY A SCORE to o. IBI PLAYED US THEY WERE BADLY BATTERED AND BEATEN WHEN Til BY i withdrew. MPIM ORDERED 10 If A ad the Teau wed Him Off the Field, After They Had Iv-en Outplayed at Every Point, wl JljW Wa Impossible. TlKTf waa aomewbat (f football contest out at the University Athletic park yesterday afternoon, atid tlx second half, when the 'Varsity boy had a mar-Kia of 29 to AildKsn. That' the tory of the game reduced writ'uig, bnt the Geyser Jity youth walked part of the way and rie the rest.

One of those unexpected dispute arose, which wa followed by a few bouts according to Queerbury rule, and fer Referee r.reiwotia made hi ruling, the badly battered boy pied their aml went home, or, lark to the hotel. their feeling were hurt. Thin i bow It happened: The weather waa warm, arid the toy were bot on, lioth side. Of course the victor wero hotter, because they had lead of 2ft points to overcome, and they realized that such a thing Impossible. They came down, determin-ed to win.

out it wa out of the question or them to digest the proiiosition, anJ they had struck the biggest snug of their career. After even minute of the second half bad been played, and orange and had scored a couple of touchdown and goals, after the visitors had renewed their ambition to win, ('apt. Cypert and Hart iigagel in some straight-from-the-shouliler punches, and ts.th received a few stiff jab on the complexion before interference The interference of the Add Han lys was magnificent at this atage of the contest. The refn rtwhed ia and did Uh proiier thing by putting both men out of the gam: The Jos of (Mr flagship injured the ehanoeft of the visitors lit making 2ft jioinui in thirteen1 Minutes, so they decid-i-l to ouiL and the? did. They walked acros the field ill duck fashion, one le- hind the other, and for the world they looke.l hke a string of link sausage.

The crowd began to yell, and Professor Batts and Mr. Gregory of the atheltic conned rushed to the scene, which was very dismal, and made ail aorta of offers to the defeated crew, but they said they would not coist'iuiie tb. gauw tunUr any drcum-tamii. Ttie main mpieeze of the eouncil offered ti finih the RMTiie with the second team, but Add lUn a1d -Tkit, thsndi'tl It. The truth of it waa their rvr belininfr Their team and batch, eut- utttnte w.w played out, and tltp want-ri to (iiit honorably.

It waa a ahame for the tpinm to end as It did, nd hereafter when the boys wifdi do any alu'ins, they must do it in a legitimate way. while tha flaw is in pnr arnl acriTiiniaKe Is on. It won't do to gft out In front of the grand mand and ue profane kuignaw. If a man peta foxy, slug him when the ball ia in play, and there no use to cry almut it. Don't lose your temper to aneh an extent.

The 'Varsity ar' not nHaJela or saints, and the visitors are not wither. Their tackling was of a put-him tovsWp order, and they were bad mt the "Varsity, but the 'Vamty toys were away ahead, and of e-airae that wa. the backbone of the uit-ting prowas. Ttie game up to the? time when the Waco U' picked up their rugs was a fast contest, and waa enjoyed by everyone preweut. Tlie weather wan most too arm for the game, and as a result it waa delayed many times in order to give the players a chance to find their wind.

Wheeler of the 'Varsity distinguished htrrself on wveral different oeciisitins. mid ninde some of tlie neatest play a of the eaii. He jiaswd the end. for a eonple of Jong rutsa jnt at a time when the visitors were confident of making atwiwing. lavell waa in the game from the jump, and continued hi good work throughout.

Hi playing is ul- $1.00, at W. B. Walker ai iv. r. aiKer ct 3 tHiuiiiiM iur 8on'.

4 r'l nnar new crq: Deen Wailijig. 1 1 id and Mtas Lojr-! from a oleasaiht: 1 uunoar iDeen from a oleasamt rweiveo1, Sugarhotise moiisses. -Mrs. G. IW.

LittJefiei' lie Harrell have returned visit to relatives in Houston. We unloaded1 yesterday a car of Lou- isja.na new crop swgarhouso molasses. Deen Walling. Twenty-five pounds fancy yellow: clarified sugar for $1.00 at W. B.

Walker Sons'. Sergeant Da'hlieh of the Governor's, Guard who recently received an honora hie discharge, has returned to the city, Mr. R. H. Collins of Houston spent yesterday hi tlhe city on business.

(: New pancake flour, tmckwiheat rolled wheat, wheat granules and farina just received at Deen ailing s. ill sulM. mil oc-itW-ai-y u.irt L. Iiei)-a are sent tkroiiga the opposing tackles for good the halt is thus carried down the to Add-Ilan'a O- yarl line. At tid liotrst of tue gurue Montgomery of Add-Han is hurt and W'mhU takes his place.

Hart tries t-kle but b's not gain. Wheel.r loak'-s yards through r.gnt mckli. ami leaven nwre. through th Mini' place. Waco braces up and cat-tnre the ball on downs on their 1-yard line.

Jhe punts Jo yarda and a 'Varsity man gets the ball, I-eavell carries the ball 'I yards and ttien ros goes through center f-r a tom iown. Hart kick Eil. Time twenty minute. Add-Han kicks off 40 yards to who brmgs it back 15 yards. Time ia oiii callM and the tirst half is over.

with the ball in (he center of the field. THE SECOND HALF oiens up the 'Varsity in possession of the ball. Hart kick off 40 yards ami the ti is t.rongnt imck .10 yards. Add-Han make yarda through right tackle but looses 2 yards in her attempt at center in her next play. She then makes '1 yards through right tackle and in more through left tackle.

The 'Varsity enrtures the hall on down but soon lose to 'Add-Han, who fail to nwke the neceuss ry 5 yards in the next three plays. 'Varsity's ball, Hethea tries left tackle for 'I yards and goes through right tackle 1 yard. Grws cHn not gain at center. Add-Han'n bali. rhe tries to kick but McMahon bhsks the play ami captures rhe ball, i-arrying it gcross the goal line for a touchdown.

Time, ten minutes. Hart kick a difficult goal. The 'Varsity soon makes another tourh- douwn and Hart kick another goal. Add-Han kicks. off once more and M-a- vell tadiind st.lendid interference, brings the back 4'l yards to the center of the tied.

Ifcthea makes yards through right tackle. (Kordin is substi tuted for Huss.) M'avell nnke 4 yards through the center and Gross 4 more yards through the same place. Add- Han now holds ttie arsity ior tnree downs. She ends Cypert through right tackle for yards and then she tries left tackle but ean not gain. The ref eree here declares that Cypert and Hart must retire from the game, lhat was a goisl excuse tor tne visitors in pu ami they took advantage of it in grand style.

They just oilif. The line-up waa as follows: 'Varsity Add Han Husst Horden. end. Heed Hart left tackle Green Wort ham guard Wntts Jvershiner eenter Chamliers McMahon. guard Alexander L.

Hethea right tackle Hutledge Scbreiner. end. and noils Hogsett quarter back. Wheeler and C. Hethea right half hack.

Leavell left half hack (captH ypiiert Groos. full hack MK, Untie TmpireF. L. Welsh of Fort Worth. IMeree (J.

C. ('reasons of An tonio. Time keejiers Hawkins and Linesmen -Townsend and Easley. The (Jreat Secret in Which Ladies Are AH "Interested. Everybody wes tffie force of the maxim that "A man Is as oH as he feels, but a woman sis old as ah' looks, while a re cent French writer claims the gls have made nil young and that aging is purely a voluntary matter.

On this point he tella the story ot an old taily who went to ibuy a dress pattern and selected a gay looking light blue fail le. The snleselerk said to "Hon you think that for old jiersons gray or Idack more becoming';" "Certainly." she answered tr a eheery voiee, "I quite agree with you, and when I am old I shad always wear gray and black." It ia certain, however, that no woman can thus defy the years unlc she main tains a condition of sound- hoilily Health. In tihis country there are none so youth ful as those who regularly use the famous F. which is an absolute remedy and preservative against all the ailmeirta to wth'u-h wifehood mid motherhood are liable, "nder these cabalistic b-ttera the jirearation may I had at any drug store but if not it ni.t Ik- sent lireet on ns-eipt of one dollar ny i. ters tie fc Chattanooga, lean.

1 he dis tinction of Gerstics Female 1 nimcea is. that by perfectly toning the system and fortifying the vital powers it imparts the bright eye, pure complexion elnstii step and general buoyancy of that an- tlie tokens of light-hearted youi'i. A precious- little lxk in relation to this se cret of youth may he o-maitien tree ei cost bv writing to the firm nanvil. SIDEWALK NOTES. -Pay your gas Ml! today 'at the Gas company omee.

in esi street, and save tlie per cent No discount after the -The for the Lilliimrkui Car nival and Gn-cian Graces wilt take place at Protection HaU tomorrow at p. m. Mr. Isaac Bledsoe ban presented a i. i.

.1 Kason ticket to eacti oi ine cu.h teachers of the city admitting them to the Y. M. A. star entertainment course. received, a ahioment of alumin um oil heaters, ls't on earth, the only tove made absolutely free from smoke and odor.

Call and see it. 11. 11. Vos IV). S.wiety Wiiers of New York all wear Knox bins.

Austin society lea. ler must do the same or they are not ia it. Sesir- brottgh agents for Austin, tall styles on hand. County Judge Walker preformed a wedding ceremony yesterday in the county clerk's office. The contracting parties were Rupert Garcia and Romajia Hernandez.

J. W. Culver of this city filed a tKinkruptcy petition in the United States court yesterday. The criminal docket will be called ia Judge Brooks' court tomorrow morning. The Seiders -ease is now under advisement by this court.

Mr. Albert Haynes. the well Vnown clerk in the shoe department at brough Hicks has resigned his position to necept one at Breuham, which is his old home. The students at S-t. College will give a minstrel jierformane Wednesday night, for the benefit of the Athletic -association.

Mrs. W. S. Teagne. wife of Frivate Teague of the Uuite.1 States army, who is now at Santiago, died yesterday, and nas buried 4 o'clock p.

m. Cor.snmp- tion her death. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year by the Travis County Teachers' Institnte: G. M. president; Albert AIiisn, vice pn'sident; aecretary.

Mr. Inet P.ni.-h has rt-ttirnel from Dallas, where he passed the physical examination to enter tiie regu'ar 1 Arc needed for success Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, solely, Upon the blood Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes then strong. The great nerve tonic is Hood's Sarsaparilla, Because it makes The blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures nervousness, Dyspepsia, rheumatism.

Catarrh, scrofula, An.i all forms of Impure blood. wiys a and whvnerer he ia given the' ball he a g.l necoiint bfm-s-lf. The other iimwUts of the team were invincible at ail timet, ami at no stiige did the visitors have the bail in dangeTuint territory. For the visitors Hutledge played in siifierb form, ami always tackled hi man In the latest approved style. He won many plaudit for it, but the hardworking player waa badly injured and had to retire during the Interval.

Ilia Iack was wrenched, and he rwcived a (wvere cut In the right id They Inaugurated a few new wrinklea in the game, but they only tried each play just once. That waa enough, and, of course, they became disheartened and wanted to atop. Another feature of the g.sme was the (xeellerrt kicking of Hart. He even surprised himself, to nay nothing of his friends. Ilia kick-off were all firat-elan, and his work at the goal could not surjased.

Practice ha brought him out wonderfully, and be i now almost ready to kick a goal from the field. The 'Varsity hoy played a faat game all arouixi, it waa a foregone conclusion that they would win when the two team lined up to play. III.STOIIY OF THE CONTEST, Luck favored Abl Han in the toss-np and her captain chose the kick off and Wort ha ru took the north g.Kii. At Waco aetit the ball down the field 80 yards to Hart, who return 5 yards. The tea ma line up and Gross is sent through center for 4 yards and again for yards.

Wheeler, the 'Varsity right, half Imck. is given the ball next carries it yards toward Add-Ran'a goal, I Hethea adds yards more on a tackle play. Ueavell tries left tackle and gets yards. A buck through venter nets Gross 3 yards and then Wheeler make another long run of 25 yards through right tackle aud places the ball on Add-Han'a H-yard line, (irons advanced the ball 4 yards through center and then he makes 4 yard again on the (Wtne play, placing the liH behind Add-ltan'a goal line, after three minutes of playing. Hart kick a giail.

Add-Han kicks off yards to Schreiner, who returns the ball 15 yards before leiiig tackled. The Varaity plays fast and furious ami Ieediiy carries the baU down the field into Add-Han territory until ahe forfeits the ball on a foul. Add Han has the ball on her 45-yard line. She bucks the 'Varsity center for 1 yard and then again for a like amount. It is the third down and 15 yards to gain, Cypert tries to make it around 'Varxity'a right end, but is tackled by Hogsett for a los.

'Varsity's ball on downs. Wheeler goes through tight tackle for 1 yard. Ijeavell makes 4 yards through right tackle. Gross makes through center fcnd Wheeler liehtud splendid interference goes through right tackle for yards, Wort ham ia next given the ball ati'l makes yards through the opposing guard, and then Hart advances the ball it yards through tackle. The oval is now placed on Add Han's 0-yard line by Lea veil anil Wheeler, but Add-Kan rallies and captures it on downs.

the attempts a punt bnt only sends the ball 15 yards aud the 'Varsity again has it. li. Bet hen goes through guard for 5 yards and in the next few plays the Varsity is again threatening Add Han's on her 5-yard line. goes through center fur a touchdown and Hart misses a ditlietilt goal. The orange and maroon goes through center for 3 yard.

Iavell lmikes yards through right tackle. Wheeler yards through the same place. Leavcll and Wheeler continue to make good gains through the tackles and (J row of Sartorial Perfection. novtHties. tney will be a revelation to wear ock contaioa.

bonht only from ns. HIRSHFELD. 613 CONGRESS AVENUE. Rev. Dr.

R. J. Briggs will preach at i the Tenth Street Methodist church at 1 1 A o'clock this morning'. 'A Qmirtermaster Jack Crotty of the Qf Amcng the Stationery and Toilet Goods, These goods can not possibly Is? duplicated in price anywhere. Only limited quantities, sold to each customer and positively none sold to speculator.

5 full size cakes- very high grade, delicately perfumed brown bath or ia toilet soap IUC 3 full size cakes best refined tar soap. 5c "Teagardm Shumate" brand household ammonia, foalf pints. 4c Imitation aligator skin cover hand mirror. 10 1-2 inches long, good 15c Cherry handle with beveled mirror, 12 inches long 10c Fbooy with beveled mirror, 13 1-2 inches long 30c Lundborg's and Tsppan's perfumes and toilet waters at prices. French Imported high grade tooth brushes, lite.

Lie 12c Usually 20c, 25c and 30c. Hair brnshes, combs, clothes brushes. a third less than you nsually pay. 1 poun.l Ac genuine 1ff Irish linen note paper iyC 50 No. 5 good envelopes 5c Teakettles for Heating Stoves- Good size, flat shape, wood handle.

strongly made; they go Monday for 13c I II I 1 TRAVIS COUNTY HAS GONE DEAD AGAINST THE AMEND-' WENT Which ALso Includes the City, Though It Alone Gave the Amendment a Majority of 3J Votes The Vote Tabulated. The last of the county boxes that held an election last Tuesday came in yester day morning and for the first time the entire vote of the county was obtainable on the pension amendment voted on last Tuesday. While the city of Austin gave the amendment majority, the county went againwt the amendment by a ma jority of 428 rotes, making the total vote of the county against the amendment IS!) votes. The total vote as compiled as follows: Voting Boxes For. Against.

Total. Webberville 17 25 42 I lorndhy's school house 0 31 40 Manor 22 135 1.17 Decker 1 22 23 Sprinkle 28 3 31 Anderson's gin. 37 37 Govalle 13 23 3d Pecan Springs. 1 24 25 ft 24 Tliiele's 2 3 5 Ptlueggerville 2 52 Merrilltown 2 37 S.mimitt 17 23 Bull Creek 10 8 18 Anderson's mill. 2 6 8 Robert' school house 20 20 49 Manchaca 30 10 4tJ Cellar Valley 5 10 21 Oatmanville 12 10 31 Eanesi' school house 1 10 Creedmwir 25 (t 31 Carl 4 31 35 Washington and Cost lev's store 31 23 54 Givens' store 22 84 100 Bluff Springs 4 50 54 St.

7 25 32 Old Wallace place. 20 3 23 rairvicw vz i Travis Peak 5 8 13 Falls en-ek school house 11 4 1.1 Mud 8 5 13 Bee Cave 1 20 27 Sylvester's gin 10 10 Totals 307 705 1.102 Tlie vote of the city was as Wants For. Against Total. 27 53 80 Second 187 ftt 2 10 Third 47 70 117 Fourth 20 3ft 0." Fifth 4ft 58 107 Sixth 04 70 13J OS 110 17 Eighth 42 81 12.1 Ninth 44 8." 120 Oft East Eleventh 14 4 18 West Eleventh 14 17 31 Totals 702 003 1.30.1 The total rote of the county and city wen 2527. of which went for and 145S went against the amendment.

GEORGETOWN LOCAIvS. Georgetown. Nov. 5. (Special.) Miss Clara DeBardeleben returned Wednesday from a visit to her sister.

Mrs. P. H. Calahan of Llano. Mrs.

Jno. Tin in- and little daughter Fav have returned from a visit of Severn! months to friends in the northwest. Ed E. Taylor, who is now traveling in the interest of a Philadelphia firm, in the city for a few days. Mrs.

Jno. Sparks and children have returned for a short visit after a long sojourn in Reno, Nev. Mr. Ous Finer, the accommodating prescription clerk at Fleager Whitten-berg's, is out again after a severe sick spell. Miss Anna Croitzherg has returned home after a visit of several months to relatives in South Carolina.

Mrs. Isabel Taylor of Crockett is in the city visiting Mrs. Roht. A. John.

Quite an interesting entertainment was given at the college chapel on Monday night hy Miss Pirn can. the elocution teacher of the ladies' annex. The following was the progTam: Reading "The First Quarrel Alfred Tennyson Reading Selection from T'nc' Edinburgh DrowndLn. Nelson Page Vocad Solo "The Autumn Edward Greisr Mrs. Van Buskirk.

Reading a. Pnpa and the Boy" b. "Pa's Soft Snot" Ebo Vocal Solo "Grass and Roses J. C. Banlett Mrs.

Van Buskirk. Readies "The Last Ride Robert Browing "The Albany Denot" William Dean Howells A Farce in One Act Scene of Action, Boston. Cards have been received here annoanc- A NARROW ESCAPE. Thankfnl words written hy-Mrs. Ada E.

Hart of Groton, S. "Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set iD and finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up, gaying 1 could live bat a abort time. I gave myelf up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband waa advised to get Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, Conghg and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. Jt has cured me, and thank God I am aaved and now a well and healthy woman," Trial bottles free at O. Yatea' drug store, 211) fith street. Regular size, UK ana $1.00.

Guaranteed or price refunded. When vou ask for Dr. De itt a Witch Hmzel Salve don't accept a evmnterfeit or imitation. There are more cases of File being cured by this than all others combined. C.

Vateu, 210 East Sixth street. Heinz' kraut. Dill pickles, at Frank Babcock's. A PECULIAR MARRIAGE. A Groom Traces His Brhle-Elect to This City and They Are 'Married.

Several days ago a young lady came to this city nd registered at the DrittkiH hotel, fche to be from Galveston, had no baggage with her, and to all intents and purposes was a woman without home or friends. iShe remained at the hotel several days and tfhen mysteriously disnjipenred. She had no liaggage when she efltne to tlie hotel, not even a grip, and she left the hotel without giving any notice of her departure. Thursday a young man arrived in the city and began to make inquiries about the young lady. Tlie police became interested in the case, with the result that the young lady was located Friday night.

The young man was tohl where she was, and yesterday he called on her. The sequel was that last afternoon they were married nnd left the city. Little is known of the cause of tihis peculiar action on their part. The young lady is thought to lie from Beaumont, Tex. Their names are not essen tial to the story and hence are omitted.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. A Careless Engineer Causes the Death of Ten Miners. Wilkesbarre, Nov. 5. Seven men were killed and three fatally injured in Exeter colliery of the Leihigh Valley Coal company at West Pitston, near here, today.

The accident was due to alleged carelessness of tBie engineer, David Price, who, while aeting in disobedience of positive orders caused three cars to run into the top of the shaft. These cars, loaded and weighing eleven tons, fell down a foot shaft and crashed with frightful force upon the carriage carrying ten men. Seven were almost instantly killed. They are: Miehaei Smiiih, 115 years, miner, married leaves a widow and four children; Andrew Tiiike, 40 years, miner, married, leaves a widow and six children: iMichael Pod-esabnnny, 52 years, miner, unntarried; Jos. Cnhx-k, 125 years, leaves a widow and one child; Waslowski, 45 years, unmarried.

The injured: Wm. Pullos, miner, in-ternal injuries: Jos. Winster. lalmrer, head and back lacerated; P. Ix'oksnouos, borer, contusion of spine.

Tlie accident x--urreil at oV.ncli as the men were going to work and being sent down the Exeter shaft in parties of tell. New crop syrup, head rice, just re-t-ived at Frank P.ubcock's. BLANCO LOCAI.S. lil.uico, Nov. 5.

(Special.) The election on the peiis'ion aniendtuent passed off quietly. It is thought that is lefeitttsl in this county by a small majorityonly one-half of the votes cast. The ladies of the Cemetery association will set dinner on election day. the proceeds to go to building a new fence ti round the cemetery, Mr. Wilcox of W.

T. Wroe Sons is here on business. Mr. Crist took the Comal county fair at Anhalt last Sunday and reports having a great time. The merchants are all doing a good business, so they all report.

W. B. Smith seems to be doing an unusually large business, judging from the crowd in front of b'i place. The election returns were carried to Johnson City by Mr. Jim Gillespie, the presiding judge.

The continued dry weather is the cause of -much anxiety, and stock interests will suffer to an alarming extent if it does not rain soon. Miss Forma Byars of Tilden, who h.aa been visiting Miss Hill of this place, returned home, much to the sorrow of several of the young men. Mr. Tom Cage of Kyle and Mr. Cooke, who is a candidate for representative from this precinct, visited this place last week and addressed the reunion of confederate veterans oa the 27th of Octolier.

QuHe a crowd of were here and all report having a good time, especially the eatin? editor of the Blanco News. ranks cnvsnr.mATE. Chicago, Nov. 5. The business of the Glot.e National bank of Chicago was to day consolidated, with that of the continental National bank of this city.

DAVID A WELLS DEAD. Norwich Xov. 5. Davmt A. Wells tlie economist, died this afternoon.

See Hyde Park illustrated on 10th page. l'onrtn lexas regiment is in me city ioi a few days. -Mr. Charles A. Newning leaves to- i night for Dallas, probably going as far north as St.

Louis before returning. Manager George II. Walker of the opera house has returned from a flying, husiness trip to Little Rock. IT- 1 f. r-nif-r- ,1.

11. mnn id in 'itv for lirii-f Kt.1V. cents per gallon. W. li.

alker tMjns.j; The celebrated Georgetown lard aA Deen Waliiug's. Mrs. K. AVhitehead left on Friday night for Houston to atterwl her daughter Mrs. K.

Ij. Whitehead, who is very, low with peritonitis. iNew tomato catsup in bulk at Deen idling's. Mrs. II.

C. Kopper of Laredo was in the city yesterday visiting friends. Fine Concord grapes, 30 cents rx-r basket. W. B.

Walker Sons. Dr. A. S. Grant, dentist, 112 W.

7th. T-T ttili'l- X-olt CA to, Deen Valling'; t'hey have it fresh. I .1 ft irom ine- roaster nuiu jw jK-r inmiiu uj to 30 cents. Dr. S.

S. Shackelford, dentist, 618 Ave. A. O. Watson.

Architect. 121 East Pecan strit. W. IifSuenr, dentist. 404 Cong, Ave.

Covnt Jk. reai estate, reats and Insurance 114 Congress Ave. HOTEL A HRIVA US. At the Driskill F. H.

Nye. Dallas: Tom J. Woody. St. Louis; B.

Bs-all, Gloversville, N. Miss Emma White Miss Alie Grannis. W. Waco; J. F.

O'Connor. J. J. O'Connor, Galveston; Mr. Martha Leeds.

Frank Hart, New Y'ork; James W. Sreere. San Antonio; L. B. Giles, IB-redo; O.

A. Pfeiffer, San Antonio; W. Lingo, Waco; A. R. 'Starr, Texas; Ellsworth Ingalls, Kansas; II.

G. Scud-der. New R. IlPaton, St. Iiuis; John C.

Slater, Philadelphia; J. K. Scobey. Kansas City; R. 11 Wilsey, Houston; J.

II. Beauson. Waco: S. Hu.Vhins. Waco: W.

B. Bishop, Phila- ir at ir i 1 Are not as fine a real tailor made units, but they are of honest all wind material, strongly made, won't fade aud will stand the rough wear ami tear of work and business. fe- OUR $12 and $15 SUITS Are far roperior to the tailors agent's suits for double the money, and it as weil aa if made to meaaure. OUR $18 and $20 SUITS Are the equal to the finest custom work, elegantly tailored, of the finest imported clotha. worsteds and cheviota, single and double breasted, in up-to-date styles.

l. ax. i nt. it, Sauns, New York; A. W.

Mitchell, St. Louis; C. K. Hall, Chicago. HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Cabaniss House P. J. Caswell, Polomas. Mexico: C. V.

Watterson an.I wife, Bastrop; Miss Era. Parka, Blanco; J. B. Mayfield, Lytton Springs: F. B.

Iabuske and wife, Bnda; Ij. E. Forsyth, (Jedar Valley: Pat Jones. San Antonio; J. T.

Twidwell, Henly; Dr. J. W. Mc- Ti 1,1 rr. 'D- They arc the very Acme Sprinkle; W.

MkMIfbrook, Iiano; Miss Alice Neve. Fredericksburg; L. A. Kuud- )S I Our Stock is so Varied This Season, No matter how your taate or what your shape and size, we can, please and fit yoi. ira onw jou w.mtf 01 our yon i ine wonoera an arufiie reauy to sen, Chicago.

r.W J. Dentist Honrs From 9 a. m. to 1 pL luJO p. m.

to 5 p. m. 202, piSflP) BIBS. 1 WW Dutchess Trousers Eagle Shirts Yoti know what they ar. Can be ASH.