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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Table Covers

40c. Chenille Table Covers, 2jC
81 Chenille Covers. Gee.
$50 kind for ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Tomorrow will be n big Fur sale
hero-come and see what values We do
offer you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Peifunnery

White Violet, Heliotrope, Rose, Al
pie Blossom, and Italian Violet ,
regular price SOC. oz.-our price
Lilly Of the Valley Violet. and III
iotrope Waters, regular price, 2
s9c.-ouT pricS........--- --s..-'.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Shawls


50c. Breakfast Shawls. 25c.
69c. Breakfast Shawls. 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Big Bargains In Lincn-only a Few
items mentioned.
$3.50 red Table Cover. fast COLI CT
or liaXll2, tOr...............-...,..
soc. White Fringed Napkins. =oc
dozen for......-..f...st...-.- ~
81 colored borderod frlnsed h1r
Naphns........ ......s....s.. s-tts
Check Crash for Towels, De-. L.
value fOr..... .s-...ssssssss.s.sssfs
Huck Towels with fringe. reg =
ular price l0c.-our prico..-....-.. -
Linen Huck Towels without fringe.
I regular price. 70 .-'e, our I2ac
Rcd Table Damask. 81 inches "a.
wide. reg price, Zc.-our price. -
White Table Damask, regular 40
price. 69c.-Our pricc............. ~
white Table linen. % inches. 40
81 value for...............'.....''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Underwear for Ladies, Gents
and Children

Come if you want warm UnderWear
FOR Ladies'. Gents. and Chldrcn-we
will save you money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Blankets and Comforts

BlanEets. 100. regular price So
H2J-Our rlce.S...ss...s.s"..ss.s
Atwood. 1914, regular price CO As
D50-Our price,. ..........
Atwood California Blankets in. grey,
white and red. regular price 60 a.
Sour price. Of
Bed Comforts, regular price, IL,
Occur price........ ..'''....'-s AZ
Bed Comforts, regular price, 20,
75c.-our price. ~
Bed Comforts. regular price, OS,
sl.75-our price. ..........'..'...'''s
Bed Comforts. regular price, 81 6(
S2.5G-Our price. ..........:....'s~
s. Horse Blankets for 81.
s2.gS Horse Blanket, for Sl.J0.
81 Lap Robes. g.
s. Lap Robes. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Cloaks and Capes

These priCos tel tncIr OWL SIUIN'
Come tO-mOrTOW-you can save mon
.aaies' Jackets in all shades OF tar
lined with silk. regular price c. :
Sc Sour price. ......s.ss.s..'s
Ladies' Jackets OF fine black peas
or. real value, Sbw-our SD
price,. ........'''' $3.50
Ladies' Jackets OF al shades ldi
lined with silk stitching OH Dao
AID front. ,egIlar $3.50. our %6 =
price........ .'.''''.'''' ''''''~
Ladies Fly Front Boucle Jacket:
with storm collar. regular "a
p,ice 81 J0-our price...........'.-~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Creme silk I'm all colors for waists
and fancy work, &c NaIpe IA
for ....... ....-..........ss....s's
Gauze SILK or Pointe de Spred "A
Soc. grade Or...........'''s'.'''''' ~
soc. fancy Brocade SILK for 40
waists ard trimmings.
t0c. Lining Silk, heavy quality 20
q inches de.................s'''' ~
China Silks. 2S inches wide. rO
regular price. Occur price, ~
Dmpery silks. 90 inches wide' AZ
regular price Sec.-our price,. To
Black Satin Duchess. "A inches 70
wide. reg. price, Sl-our price. ~
Black Brocaded eros Grain 70
SILK, regular price. Sl-our price -
soiled colored Taffeta Silks, light
shades. regular price 69c.--our AZ
pricc.......... ..s..s...''''''''''''
Roman-striped Silk, regular "a
price Sl-our price.............''' ~
Plaid silks in all the new coiors'
the reg Ilar 81 quality.-our 30
price..............'.' ..''.'''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Tam 'OShanters.

Tam 'OShanters. g
Tam O'Shanters IN colors. tHc.
regular price. 25c.-our price,. 'oS I.
Tam O'Shanters. with straps, ,rc.
regular price. 39c.-our price,. 20.
Tam O'Shlnters, trimmed with :
braid, regular price Occur ono
prlce...s,.......s.s..s .s..s.+.s.st.s ~ Z.
Tam O'Shanters trimmed with q
fancy braids. regular price &c IOcD
our price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ 9
39c. Girls Caps, with feathers, &c &
Lace Curtains
75c Curtains. taped all round for SOC.
Nl5 Lace. yards long. for &c.
"a DArmaut Portierres 70 60 20
be sold fOr........--..+ts--ts-. ~ d.
SO Chenille Portierres, $3.50.
Lace Curtains, in white or cream,
tapped all around, 3is yards long.
regular price, 81 pair-our 81 90
prlce..".... 800. -.
Lace Curtains, white or cream, tap
ed all around. regular price, SI EOr
s250-Our price.................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
THE TOWER,
2O1.2O3 E. BrOad-Cor. Second.
Come Tomorrow.
Our Toy Department Now Ready
With All the New Novelties.

wuhlpMd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
White Goods

Check Muslin. checks and stripes,
regular price. sl-Sc.-our e
prlce..........s..... sss.'s'.'''''''.
Plain White Muslin. 40 inches O3c
wide. reg. price 12l2c.. our price. S1O
imperial Long Cloth. regu- SIIO
lar price. $50. our price,. ~I
LOnsdale Cambria. regular IOc
price Pic. our price......~......
Extra quality Cambria, reg &c
ullr lOc.-our price............... O3N
French Dlmity. regular price, IOc
10 2-3c-our price................'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Richmond ladies never had such
coIlcction of fan dress goods from
which TO choose. and likely as ho e
they never even dream of prices as
low. ian.
goods. ..s.-....' ''''''
12iLc. plaids. new patterns i-oc'
2sc- and 3Oc. Dress Goods. 80 III
and IS inches wide. for......'''.
5i-inch Cloth, all-wool. any, shaoe
YOU desire, 75c. value TO be SOLD 20
for............. ...s......'. ...''''''"
Serges. all colors. 36 inches zS
wide. regular 39c. goods.'..'.'' ~
Mohair Curls and fancy tuffeo 90
Dress Goods, 69c. value for....'s -
Navy Blue Cheviot. "a inches 02i
wills. regular price Sc, for.'.'..
81 Cloths tomorrow. 75c.
si.25 Cloths, tomorrow Soc
Sl.s9 Cloths, tomorrow, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

. . =, . - ~ - v "A.
Cents Leather Purses, regu- dSc q.
lar price, i5c.-our price.'..'''''' Z.
Chlldren's Pocket-books, with oSc .
card case, ..............'.'"'''''' - 9.
Zoe. Coin Purses, leather, &c; 9
Side Satcnel or Pocket-Dook' DC
39c. ones for.............s .'''''''s Z
15c. grade for soc. :.
Ribbons Z
Roman plaids and stripes, reg &c 9
ular price, 3712c.-our price..'''. {.
Roman stripes and plaids, for IOc
belts. reg. price 25c.-our price
Satin Ribbon, No. 8, all colors' &c Z
regular price Sour price, ~ I.
Satin Ribbon, No. Z. all colors, &c
regular price, 1Oc.-our price,. :
Satin Ribbon, No ., all colors' &c
regular price 12l2c.-our price, Z.
Satin Ribbon No. II and 10 all e
colors. regular price Is z-5c.-our Zoe g
prlce..... ..........'...''". ''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Rugs
SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW.
Druggets

Some Special Values Tomorrow.
Neat patterns. wool. Sx3 SS a
special A.9s, worth........ 90. ~O'"
An-wool Ingram Drugget, %h 4
3x3l3, sold for 81. special....'.
rD,T DRUGGETS-Ne designs
real real value s.. size sS'' ... sp.. S3.I
SMYRNA DRUGGISTS 81
SMYRNA, size 3xf. FORM.
We have them from SO TO $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
IanneIs

We will let you Judge for yourself
and see what bargains We do give
White wool Flannel 'or PIC ga.
2qc White wool Flannel, &c.
12kc grade Tor loo.
Red Medicated Flannel 20c. TIC
value twill. for...............'''''
zoe. grade. all-wool. pc.
10 2-3c. gray for l2lgc,
2sc. blue wool Flannel, &c.
35c. blue twill Flannel, 25c.
Gents Furnishings
Mems pure linen bosom Shirts. '5c.
value. reinforce front. double 11C
back, and cuffs for................
Gents outing shirts BIC. VAL 12C
Cardigan jackets from sc 10 s.
Mems Seamless Gray Socks DC.
Mems 25c. Suspenders. l5c.
Mems 81 Mdlras Shirts-cuhs EOC
TO n ..............sss ssss'sss''' -
Mems &c Ties. l9c.
Our 25c. Neckwear IS equal 10 s,c'
Ties. showing elsewhere
Csc. Cuffs 4-ply pure Hnen' IEC
link or straight, per pair.
Mems Collars. 4-ply pure I'm IOC
en-. ali new styles l5c. value Tor
Mems 15c. Seamless tan or IOC
fast black Half Hose fOr.........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Leather Goods

Ladies alligator Purses with
cases attached. regular price,
50c.-our price,. '''.''''''''
Ladies' card Cases in all coli
ors. regular price, 39c.-our price
Genuine Seal Purses i'm all col
orr. regular price, Sl-our price.
Ladies' Black Morocco leather {
Cases, regular price, 5yc.-our
price,. .........'''''''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

nare nrices with others.
Sterling silver Paper Cutters zoe
regular price. 15o.-our price..''
sterling silver Seal. regular 7Sc,
nrIce 81 25-our price.......-..'.'.
Infants Brush. with steriog SILVER
handle. regular price, N.25-our TEc
Tooth Brush. with sterlin2 silNe'
handle. regular price 'oc'-our zoe
rrice ........ .............s'.'.''''
Infants Comb with sterling SILVER
handle. regular price, A-1-our 7SC
rrice ..... .............-.....-'
Vinagrette cut glass gold SI.2S
top regular price 3 orr price
sterling silver Hair Cur'er' zoe
regular price, '5c.-our price - =
Vail Polisher. with sterling silver
handle. regular price, sl25-our 7SC
price......... ...'.''.''''''''''''''
Sterling silver Tweezers. regu- 7SC
lar price. sl25-our price.......'
salve Boxes. regular price Ssc' 25C
our price. ..--...-...'...'
Vaseline Boxes with silver top 3OC
regular price, 50c.-Our price,.
sterling silver Files, Paper Cutleis'
Knives and Glove Buttoners' lSC
soc value f0r.,...'. ''''.''''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Gents UnderWear

Cents Cents 1 Ganiop c 6areI pr tents 25c
Mems natural wool Shirts. with
I,1no, to p %Steh' regular price. soc
Mems white MerinO shirts. with
Pants 5os,, 70 d match regular Price. soc
Shirts, with Pants 10 match =OC
regular price, 1jc.-our price,. ~
Mems grey ribbed Shirts heece-lin-
ed. Pants TO match. regular =OC
price 81. Sour price.............. ~
Mems scarlst wool Shirts with Pants
to match. regular price, flo OSC
our IrCc.......s.... 'sss''s's'''''.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Torchon and Silk Laces

Iaces. s inches wide, regular
rrice. i5c.-our price.............
White and black SILK Lace
inches wide. regular price, 2oc.-
our price.......... ...'.'.''''''''''
Torchon Lace, ga inch wide
our price. ..............'..''.
Torcho1 Lace. ~ inches wide
regular orice 5c.--cur price,.
Torchon Lace. 4 inches wide.
regular price 10c.-our price,.
Veilinos
Is-inch Chenille Dot. regular
price l6 2-3c.-our Drice.......,..
1S-inch Chenille Dot, regular
price 39c.-our price.....'..''.'''
1s-inch plain Fish Net regular
price 81 2J-our price.......'''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Silk Opportunities

These prices tell the story of wonder
mi SIX success with much more force
Gene silk I'm all colors for waists
and fancy work, 39c. value ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Ladies' Klondike Hats. regu- 30
lar price. {i25-our price. ....... ~
Ladies' Derby Hats. regular ok
price. SL5o-our price............. w
Ladies' Alpine Hats. regular -
price. Sl-our price........ ...... ~
Ladies' Sailor Hats regular %
price. 15c.-our price.............. 40
ladies' Alpine Hats. regular ~
price J0c.-our price.............. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

SUCH pil1tn A'f"h tt"e'-- -
SOC Ladies' Pants, trimmed In D.
Hamburg and tucks, ............
75c. Ladies' plain muslin Skirts 20
space tucked Skirts............,.. ~
soc. Ladies' Muslin Skirts. trim.
med I'm Hamburg and space "a
tucks........ ...........-....'..''''
Coo. Gowns. trimmed in tucks a.
and rufiles, sale price.....,...-.. VI
81 Gowns, trimmed I'm tucks. 20
and Hamburg, sale price,. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

MONDAY'S GREAT SAL 2
Every Statement We Make Is Guaranteed. Come Tomorrow

WE render the obedience expires
w of low prices. To-morrow's
than any occasion in recent mercf
fered you that are positively past b
boldlv bescattered broadcast-a ban
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Hosiery-Ladies and Chilol

Big Opportunities we do oner To-
morrow.
Chidren's loc. black ribbed &C
Hose small sizes, pair.......'..
Children's loo. black ribbed &c
Hose, size Z 20 9, for.....''''..'''
special-200 dozen Children's Hose
seamless. double heel ana toe resu
lar 25c. value. fast black To- I2ac
morrow fOr....... ...''..''''''''''
Chldrens l2c. Tan Hose DC.
Ladies Balbriggan fieece-llned 2SC
Hose 39c. Value, all sizes tor..
Ladies' Fancy Hose, ioc. VAL &c
ne for................. ...ss.ss.'''.
Ladies' Hose in plain or drop &c
stitch, reg. pfice 12lsc.-our pilce
ladies' Hose in tan and black, I1ic
regular price l6 2-Sc.-our price
Ladies' black drop-stith Hose 1Sc
regular price 0c.-our price,
I,dtos' Hose in balbriggan, black
and tan, regular price, 9'e..our 25c
PRICE,. .....s.s.... s..'..'''''-'
Ro,s, fine Hose. double yarn spliced
knees regular price. . .'e..ou. 25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11

by Private Secretary Boyle. The bulk Of
the letters concern private appointments
10 office or congratulations.
The president held public reception at
9 o'clock in the east room, shaking hands
with over 1000 people in about twenty
minutes. In the long line was little
girl dressed as the Goddess Of Liberty.
On returning to his Office the president
saw Senators Baker of Kansas, Allen of
Nebraska. Proctor of Vermont and eX-
Commissioner of Pensions Green Raum.
The members of the interstate commerce
commission called IN body. The chief
Justice and Mrs Fuller made a social call
later in the day, the president leaving
his office to join Mrs.. Mckinley in re-.
ceiving the callers. The chief justice and
Justices of the court Of claims were also
received in the private parlOrS.
At 4:4J the president, accompanied by
Secretary Porter, started for their walk
along the avenues This time they turned
I'D Madison Place, Iassing the Arlington
and then went out Vermont avenuc. lie
was stopped once Or twice by persistent
handshakers. but seemed not TO be an
noyed. II was pleasant walk in the sun
shine, and after enjoying II for half an
hour the president returned by way OF
the gardens in the rear of the executive
mansion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11
BIG BLAZE AT LEONARD.
Sixteen Business Houses Were Reduced
to Ashes.

Leonard, Tex. March S.-(Specal)-
The most disastrous fire that ever visited
this place destroyed the entire business
portion of the west side of the square this
morning, between and O'Clock. Six
teen business houses, three of them be-
ing brick structures, including the two
story Masonic hall, went up in flames.
The fire originated in the livery stable OF
Braly. Il Co., on the southwest corner of
the square. A stiff wind was blowing
from the south, thus driving the flames
from one building to another, and the
entire block was consumed. The town
possesses no fire apparatus except few
hand extinguishers. Following is Il list
of the losses:
Brady Il Co.. livery stable. loss, $1,000;
insurance, S137J: w. w. Yates, groceries
and hardware, two buildings totally de-
stroyed; loss on buildings, $500; stock,
$4,000; no insurance; J. Ii. Crews, con-
fectioncr; loss on building and stock,
about $1,000; no insurance; X. VI. Johnson
4 Co., saddles and harness; loss on stock,
$500; loss on two buildings, $500; no in,
surancc: Braly Il Harrison, meat market;
loss on stock, $3.50; no insurance; Masonic
hall: loss, $1,000; no insurance; James
Shields, dry goods loss. $4,000; insured
for $1,000; Wilson and CO., furniture and
undertaking supplies; loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $500; j. Il. Phillips, brick building;
loss, $1,000: insurance, $1,000; Thomas Il
Saxton, dry goods; loss on building $1,000;
stock, $1,000; insurance on building,
$1,000; ON stock, $1,000; George WAR,
barber. loss, about 500; no insurance;
$. c. Campbell x Bro, books, loss, about
500; no insurance; Two buildings owned
by Joseph Wilson; loss, $500; no insur-
ance; J. ID. Albright; loss on buildings,
S1OO. DIR. &. NJ. Mickle: loss on office fur
niturc, about 500; no insurance; j. d.
Owen, groceries; most of stock saved
loss on balance, about $50; no insurance
Rotan 4 Owens, druggists; loss on build,
ing and two offices, $500; loss on oil
house and contents, $500; loss on furni-
ture and fixtures. $500. Nearly all of
drug stock saved, 500; no insurance. DR..
Klopter; loss on Office, $50; c. A. Blawn,
jcwelry, loss, about 500.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11
THE SENATE.
New Senator's Promptly on Handsome
Routine Business Transacted.

Washington. March S.-MOst Of the
new senators were on the floor when
Vice President Hobart called the senate
TO order ut noon today. The other SEN
ators were not so prompt in making their
appcarancc The galleries, save that re-
served for the diplomatic corps. were
throngcd with curious visitors. AS soon
ns the blind chaplain had delivered ms
invocation, Mr.. Pruden. the presldcnis
executive aid, appeared with today $
nomination Of pension agent AT De
troit
Some routine business was transacted
before the senate went into executive
session.
Mr.. Elkins Tcp.) Of West Virginia pre-
scented Il long memorial from the legislat-
i've assembly of New Mexico, praying for
certain mining legislation, and Mr.. Car
ter TcpD of Montana II memorial from
the legislature Of his state in favor OF
the passage of the postal savings bill ana
i'm favor of constitutional amendment
providing for the elcction0f United States
senators by the people and also III favor
of the government management OF the
Union Pacific Railway.
The last communication of cX-Secre-
tary Lamont, dated March ., transmit
ting certain papers called for by Il res0-
luton of inquiry, was laid before the sen
ate.
The vice president submitted some res.
olutions of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce praying for the rntihcation
and passage Of the arbitration treaty.
At 1912 y. H., on motion OF Mr.. Bur
rows (repD of Michigan, the senate went
into executive session.
The balance of the session was devoted
TO executive business, and mt 30 p. IN.
the senate adjourned until Wednesday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11
A NEGRO BRUTE THWARTED
A PARIS LADY SUCCESSFULLY
GRAPPLED WITH A BLACK
FIEND.
STRUCK 70 THE FLOOR WITH A CLUB
The Children Intcrcede in Their Moth
er's Behalf, and the Black Brute
Fled Without Accomplishing
His Heinous Designs.

Paris, Tex, March S.-(Special "A
negro attempted to assault Mrs. Jack
Frost. the wife Of railroad man en-
ployed at the Frisco round house, at "A
late hour on Saturday night in her own
residence.
The negro came TO the residence while
Mrs. Frost was alone, Mr.. Frost being
engaged with his duties at the round
house. He asked if Mr.. Frost was in,
on approaching the door in which stood
Mrs. Frost. She told him that he was,
surmising that all was not right, where
upon the negro started to push her into
the house. Mrs. Frost then informed
the negro as to the whereabouts of her
husband. He then asked if negro
was on the place who frequently worked
there, and was assured he was not. He
then struck Mrs. Frost upon the head
with bludgeon that he had kept con-
cealcd behind him. The blow sent Mrs.
Frost Keeling into the room. She was
quickly followed by the negro. who at
tempted to follow up his blow with 9th
crs. The children interceded in behalf
Oh their mother, whereupon the negro
threatened to kill all of them. The lit
tie girl picked up the baby and FASTENED
away, leaving her mother to grapplc
with the negro. She finally wrested the
bud0eon from him and attempted to
strike him with it, when he fed. The
little boy had run to the round house for
his father during the attempted assault,
who reached the scene just as the negro
disappeared.
An accurate description was furnished
the officers, and yesterday search was be-
gun. A negro by the name of Henry
and 10 now i'm mil
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11

Col. Ike II. Pryor of Columbus was ON
the program for a paper on Stockyarus'
Feed and Terminal Charges. Col. Fly
ar said that he did not desire to speak
On that subject because he did not want
70 tbresh old straw. He. therefore. Of
fered in place of the paper resolution
giving the railroads sixty days TO ADJUST
the matter of terminal charges between
themselves, discontinue said charges, ana
upon their failure to do so the stockmen
are to natronize other markets. ..
Capt. John G. Tod of Corpus Christi
smoke to the resolution, saying that the
resolution carried an important threat.
and he questioned the ACCESSIBILITY of
making a threat to withdraw from the
Chicago market unless the members of
the association We're fully satisfied that
they can afford to favOrably withdraw
from the Chicago market if they have to
live up to the threat.
After some further discussion the reso-
luton was adopted
Governor G. A. Culberson and Presi-
dent A. 2. Bush, Jr.. of the Texas Cat
tie Raisers' association were invited to
the platform. =,
Governor Culberson responded to call
for a speech in short talk.
Hon. r. J. Kleberg was on the pro-
gram for the topic. "Texas Fever
Judge Kleberg. instead of reading a pa
per. introduced DR.. NJ. r. Trumbo Her.
state veterinarian of Illinois. He spoke
in hopeful way of the labors of DR..
Paul Paquin of Missouri who is at
work on a method of immunizing north
ern cattle against Texas fever. This i'm
munization is based on the same princi-
pie as is the minimizing with anttoxine
for diphtheria and similar methods.
X. X. Arwin offered resolution
against the proposed legislation prohib-
itn" the sale of Oleomargarine. The
resolution was referred to a special COM
mittee.
NIGHT SESSION.
At the night session legislation adverse
to the oleomargarine interests was
adopted. The time and place of holding
the next meeting was left with the eyecu.
tive committee. The following new Off
GERS were elected
President, John T. Lyle of Medina
county: vice president. A. b. Robinson of
Colorado county: second vice president,
c. b. Lucas of Becton; secretary and
treasurer, V. =. Brown of San Antonio,
MISREPRESENTATION SAMSON of Alvarado,
A. :. Reed of Fort Worth. c. W. Stand
ark of Standard. Sol West of San An
tonic, j. J. Wilder of Victoria. John /
Clare of Beeville and George B. Loving
of Fort Worth. ms
Papers on "The Horse Industry" bv
Henry EXall, and THE Swine Industry"
by L. b. Caraway, were read.
A vote of thanks to the local entertain
ment committee and the people of San
was adopted. '"''ei'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-11

Nothing could be fairer, more phlIan-
thropic or carry more joy to the afflicted
than the generous offer of the honorcd
and distinguished chemist L. A. Slocum,
of New York City.
The fact has been established that he
has discovered a reliable and absolute
cure for consumption, and all bronchial,
throat. lung and chest diseases; catarrh-
al affections, general decline and weak
ness loss of flesh and all conditions oo OF I
wasting away; and to make its great
merits known. he will send THREE
FREE BOTTLES TALL different of his
newly discovered remedies to any al
fiicted reader of The Statesman.
Already his new scientific system OF
medicine has permanently cured thons-
ands of apparently hopeless cases by us