San Antonio Daily Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 116, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 15, 1901 Page: 5 of 6
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Harvard J | Q Suits...
can make
music wi(h n fiddle
that in out of tunc.
Hint by the same
token no one* can
look well -in a suit
I in which the colors
do not harmonize.
It is this har
mouioiM blending
of colors together
with the perfect
tailoring and tit.
that ha- made our
suits such general
fax orites.
A. Pancoast's Sons
136-138 W. Commerw Street.
HOTELS
..Menger Hotel..
Rebuilt Redecorated and Refurnished
fifty new rooms with bath. Hunting
lawn tennis golf and the usual society
amusements. The high standard of our
table so well knows throughout the
West will be maintained. Special atten-
tion given to tha tourist and commercial
trade.
McLean & Mudge Mgrs.
H. D. Kampmano Prop.
Mahncks Hotel...
Corner Houston and St. Mary’s streets
(Center of City.)
San Antonio Texas.
RATE $2.00 PER DAI
Modern Conveniences. Special Apart
moots (en suite). Sample Rooms
Cuisiue a Specialty.
L. MAHNCKE Prop.
ELITE HOTEL.
European Plan
I Main Plaza and Soledad street
Sample Room Tor Traveling Men.
M-13-ly AMON BARNES Prop.
Mt. Vernon Restaurant
Cor. Crocked St. and Alamo Plazi-
...BULL BROS. Props...
Regular Breakfast dinner and Sup
per. Beet in the city 25c
Business Lunch 15 Cents.
Fish Chowder Every Friday.
Cultivated Oysters on the Half Shell.
Polite and Prompt Attention.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Headquarters for Cattlemen Main
' Plaza.
RATE $2.00 PER DAY.
J. LOUSTAUNAU & P. BERGERON
Props and Managers.
fHOME TAILORING
PANTS COM’Y.
Pants made to order
for NO MORE NO
LESS.
Best pants on earth for
the money. Patronize
home industry.
130 W. Com St.
My glasses are of perfect constuc-
tion which assists and preserves the
eight rendering frequent changes un-
necessary. They confer a brilliancy
and distinctness of vision with an
amount of ease and comfort not gener-
ally enjoyed by persons using specta-
cles. With them you can read for
hours without fatiguing the eye. There
is no glimmering or wavering of the
sight dimness or any of the unpleas-
ant sensations; but on the contrary
from the perfect construction of the
Jenses they are soothing and pleas-
ant. causing a feeling of relief to the
wearer.
E. HERTZBERG
Optician.
BATH CABINETS
A Turkish Bath
at Home ■■■■■■
• The only Bath that makes
yon clean healthy and
makes beautiful complex-
ion.
M. J. HEWITT
IIO West Commerce St
THE NEW YORK STRIKE.
MILITIA NOW CONTROLS THE SIT
UAT1ON.
Crowd* Stoned Them at First and Wo-
men Yet Curae and Abuse Soldier and
Non-Union Men.
Albany N. Y. May 15.—The Traction
■trike was productive of no serious dis-
order during the night. The company
made no further effort to operate it
line* and will prMrably remain inactive
until the military force called by the
alate is in a position to afford the full-
est protection. A strong effort was
made during the night to bring the con-
tending interests into a conference but
failed and at thia time the breach is aa
MHa a ever. The services of militia
patrol began shortly before midnight
when .uree companies of the Tenth bat-
talion will were quietly and quickly dis-
juitched from Washington armory. One
eom|>any was ordered to the Traction
(tower house and one to the upper town
i.arn and a third to the Northern barn.
When D company which was ordered
to the uptown barn swung into Quail
street a jeering crowd fell on its flanks
and rear and followed down to the barn.
A* it halted in front of the barn a show
er of rocks and other missiles fell
among the men. It was thought for
a time that there would lie a clash but
the police drove the crowd back and
the soldiers made no menacing move-
ments. The police withdrew as soon
as the National guards' picket line was
established.
As the new day caane the crowd reas-
sembled and at daylight numbered about
500. Sentries kept the street clear.
Women were partidilarly vindictive and
howled out their choicest epithets at
non-union men who showed themselves
at the upper windows of the barn. The
first detachment of the Third infantry
arrived at 7:40 this morning and its
opening part in the great industrial
struggle came near being a tragedy
.hist after the train had crossed the
New York Central bridge spanning the
Hudson it struck a misplaced switch.
The engine drawing it jumped the track
and went tumbling over on the side.
None of the cars left the track but
they were given a jolt that shook ev-
ery militiaman aboard.
PLEASANT TROLLEY' RIDE.
Members of the Order of Pendo Enjoyed
Themselves.
The Golden Star council No. 92 Order
of Pendo celebrated its third anniver-
sary last night with a delightful trol-
ley ri<le to Scheuermeyer's park.
At 8:30 o'clock sharp two large o|»en
cars that had been chartered were in
readiness at the corner of Navarro and
College streets and were filled with mem
Iters of the Order of Pendo and their
friends. An orchestra accompanied
them.
Arriving at the park the merry crowd
seated themselves at tables under the
trees and listened to the sweet strains
of music rendered by the orchestra while
supper was being arranged on a long
tow of tables. Cool refreshments were
served during the meantime.
After enjoying the cool breezes a
dainty supper was served followed by
dancing in the pavilion. At 11:30
o'clock the cars brought them baek to
the city in short time the cars running
with railroad like speed over the smooth
tracks.
A SPRAINED ANKLE QUICKLY CUR
ED.
“At one time I suffered from a severe
sprain of the ankle” says Geo. E. Cary
editor of the Guide Washington Va.
“After using several well reccommcndcd
medicines success I tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and am pleas-
ed to say that relief came as soon as 1
began its use and a complete cure speed-
ily followed. This remedy has also
been used in my family for frost bit-
ten feet with the best results. I cheer-
fully recommend its use to all who may
need a first class liniment.” Sold by all
druggists.
BRICK MASON’S STATEMENT.
To the Light:
At a special meeting of the Brick-
layers’ union held May 13 it instructed
its members to go to work on jobs for
contractors who comply with the rules
and regulations of this union and said
contractors to lay off all non-union
bricklayers previous to union men go-
ing to work. W. W. MELTON.
It.
The greatest skin specialist in Amer-
ica originated the formula for Banner
Salve. For all skin diseases all cuts
and sores and for piles it's the most
healing medicine. Beware of substi-
tutes. Swearengen’s Drug Store.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.
Dog license tai for 1901 is now due.
Sec. 1 Chapter 13.: “Any person own-
ing a dog or dogs of three months of age
or upwards within the limits of the City
of San Antonio and desiring to keep
the same shall pay to the City Collector
the sum of one dollar for each dog
owned; any person keeping any dog or
dogs contrary to the provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of an
offeree and upon conviction therefor be-
fore the Recorder shall be fined in a
sum not less than two dollars nor more
than five dollars ($5).”
Sec. 2. Chapter 13:
“Any person who shall resist hinder
abuse insult or interfere with any per-
son authorized to take up and impound
dogs shall upon conviction before the
Recorder be fined in any sum not leas
than five dollars ($5) and not exceeding
two hundred ($200).” *
Impounding of dogs will begin June
1st. Secure tags from
ED. STEVES
4-24 30t City Collector.
WANT TO BE PUT OFF AT BUFFALO
For rates and particulars about the
Pan-American exposition call on any M.
K. A T. Ry. agent or adress W. C.
Crush General Passenger Agent Dallas
Texas. 4 23 tf
—Reuse’ Witch Hazel Cream Is the
flnest preparation for the akin chapped
hands etc. For sale at City Drug
Store 106 East Commerce street
•AN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT BAN ANTONIO TEXAS MAY 15 1901.
DAN GROSVENOR SAYS:
"Peruna is an Excellent Spring Catarrh
Remedy—I am as Well as Ever.”
RON. DAN. A. GROSVENOR OF THE FAMOUS OHIO FAMILY.
Hon. Dan. A. Grosvenor Deputy Auditor for the War Department in a letter
written from Washington D.C. says:
••Allow me to express my gratitude to you for the benefit derived
from one bottle of Peruna. One week has brought wonderful
changes and Iam now as well as ever. Besides being one of the
very best spring tonics It Is an excellent catarrh remedy." Very
respectfully * Dan. A. Grosvenor.
Bon. John WilliamsCounty Commissioner of 617 West Second street Duluth
FOR SECOND LIEUTENANCIES.
Prospective Officers Ordered Up For
Their Examinations.
The following persons have been or-
dered before the board of officers at
San Antonio of which General Chambers
McKibbin is president for examination
for appoimnent as lieutenants in the
regular army:
Hiram C. Baker late captain Thirty-
ninth United States volnteers ami late
captain Fourth Texas volunteer infant-
ry; Clark M. Carr late captain Thirty-
fourth United states volunteers; Ste-
phen O. Fuqua late first lieutenant
Twenty-ninth United States volunteers-
Benjamin Kossman late second lieuten-
ant Thirty-fifth United States volun-
teers; W. L. Lowe late first lieutenant
Thirty-third United States volunteers;
Marion B. Mabson late second lieuten-
ant Twenty-eighth United States vol-
unteers; L. St. Clair Munford late first
lieutenant. Twenty-seventh United
States volunteers; John J. Ryan late
first lieutenant United States signal
corps; Robert W. Reynold late first lieu-
tenant First Arkansas volunteer infant-
ry; W. P. Screws late first lieutenant
Twenty-ninth United States volunteers;
William S. Welle Jr. late first lieuten-
ant Twenty-ninth United States volun-
teers: Edgar N. Coffey late first lieuten-
ant Thirty-third United States volun-
teers; Tillman Campbell late first lieu-
tenant Thirty-third United States vol-
unteers.
Impurities in the blood produced by
digestive disorders must be driven out
before hot weather sets in otherwise
sickness will appear at a time when a
strong vigorous body is most needed.
Prickly Ash Bitters will expel all im-
purities and put the system in perfect
order.
ADOLPH DREISS. FISCHER & DA-
VIS. F. KALTEYER & SONS Special
Agents.
YOUNG DOVERS ELOPE.
Marcus Sustaita pleaded guilty before
Justice Umscheid yesterday on a charge
of enticing a minor away from home and
was fined $25. .He is only 19 years
of age and the minor a Mexican girl
named Manuela Chavez is 14 years of
age. They are lovers and eloped sev-
eral davs ago to Marion a little station
on the Southern Pacific railroad east of
San Antonio.
FOR OVERJIFTY YEARS.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. It soothes
the child softens the gum allays pain
cures wind colic and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle.
ONLY ONE?
Aiderman Terrell appears to be the
only representative of the interests of
the’ people of San Antonio in the City
Council. At any rate he is the only
one who shows any backbone.—Freie
Presse.
Thomas Maple Birbeck Ill. writes:
“I had a very bad case of kidney trou-
ble and my back pained me so I could
not straighten up. The doctor’s treat
ment did me no good. Saw Foley’s
Kidney Cure advertised and took one
bottle which cured me and 1 have not
been affected since. I gladly recom-
mend this remedy.” Swearengen’s
Drug Store.
WHY NOT 150?
Why has the Parker-Washington
company been granted an extension of
“only” seventy-five days? Why not 150?
—Freie Presse.
THE GREAT SCOURGE
of modern times is consumption. Many
cures and discoveries from time to
time are published but Foley’s Honey
and Tar does truthfully claim to cure
all cases in' the early stages and al-
ways affords comfort and relief in the
very worst cases. Take no substi-
tutes. Swearengen's Drug Store.
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CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE.
Tampa. Fla.. May 15.—Six thousand
cigar makers are on a strike here be
cause the niamifseturers failed to bring
pressure to la-ar to have a bridge re
paired over which the men had to pas*
to work.
VILLAGE WIPED OUT.
Rome. May 15.—-Most of the houses
of t.he Village of Aeecenza. near Poiem
za has been swept airy by the fall ot
an immense rock. Tini* far fifteen bod-
ies have been recovered.
WILL TAKE IT OVER.
Denver Colo. Mav 15.—Unless some
thing unforseen transpire* the Rio
Grande Western road will pass under tin
control of the Denver and Rio Grandi
railroad thus afternoon.
BANK WRECKED AND ROBBED.
Munfordville Ky. Afay la.—This
morning about 2 o'clock robbers entered
the Hart County Deisisit Bank am!
Trust company's building ami stole $3.
000 in money and possibly more. The
vault was wrecked with nitroglycerine.
REICHSTAG ADJOURNS
Berlin May 15.—The Reichstag aftei
disposing of the remaining business was
prologued until November.
Miss Mamie Smith Middlesboro Ky
writes: “My little sister had the
croup very bad. I gave her several dos
es of Foley's Honey and Tar and she
was instantly relieved. It saved her
life. Swearengen's Drug Store.
FATAL EXPLOSION
Fairmount W. Ya May 15. —An ex-
plosion occurred at Morgan's Creek Iron
Company's shaft at Farmington. W. Ya.
todav. Nine men are reported killed.
FUNERAL OF RUFUS TAYLOR.
The funeral of the late Rufus Taylor
took place this morning from Shelley's
undertaking parlors at 10 o'clock.
The pall bearers were J. W. Barclay
H HAT YOU GET FOR YOUR. *£
MONEY ISAS IMPORTANT MJ
AS THE AMOUNT YOU F . 1TA
PAY. T’ -’T -
* (E=3HE OLD NATIONAL RIDER BUYS
M | | A NEW NATIONAL BICYCLE*0
A I I NOT BECAUSE HE WANTS ANEW
M BICYCLE BUT BECAUSE HE WANTS
/p// ISA NEW- NATIONAL BICYCIE.
W. F. Crothers 3b Co
The HOT SULPHUR WELLS Exclusively handle only
“Duerler’s”Iron Brew
The original and only genuine. Sold at the
Bar Soda Fountain aid on the grounds at
5 cents a glass.
HOFFMAN HOUSE BAR
(Houston Street Opp Hicks Bldg.)
Headquarters for the best Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Straight old whis-
kies. mellow and ripe. Give me a call; will guarantee good treatment
3-31-ly _ *
ED. KENNEY Prop.
Minn.says the following In regard tn
Peruna; “Aa a remedy for catarrh 1 csa
cheerfully recommend Peruna. I know
what it ia to suffer from that terribis
disease snd I feel thst it la my duty to
apeak a good word for the tonic thst
brought me immediste relief. Peruna
cured me of s bed cnee of estsrrh snd*I
know It will curs sny other sufferer
from thst diaesse.” •
Mise Mettle L. Guild President Illi-
nois Young People's Chriattsn Temper-
sure Unionin s recent letter from Chi-
cego
••I doubt if Peruna has a rival In at
the remedies recommended to-day for
catarrh of the system. A remedy that
will cure catarh of the stomach will
cure the same condition of the mucous
membrane anywhere. I have found It
the best remedy I have ever tried for
catarrh and believing It worthy my
endorsement I gladly accord It." -
Mrs. Elmer Fleming oretor of Reser-
voir Connell No. 168 Northwestern Le-
gion of Honor of Minneapolis Minn
writes from 2M5 Polk street N. E.:
“I hsve been
troubled sll my
life with estsrrh
in my hesd. 1
took Peruns for
about three
months snd now
think I am per-
manently cured.
I believe that for
catarrh in all its
forms Pernns is
the medicine of
r. —...
Mrs. Elmer Firming
Minneapolis Minn.
the age. It cures t-
when all other remediea fall. I can
heartily recommend Peruna as a ca-
tarrh remedy"
The spring is the time to treat ca-
tarrh. Cold wet winter weather often
retards a cure of catarrh. If a course of
Puruna is taken during the earlyspring
months the cure will be prompt and
permanent. There can be no failures if
Pefuna is taken intelligently during the
favorable weather of spring.
As a systemic catarrh remedy Peruna
eradteatea catarrh from the system
wherever it may be located. It cures ca-
tarrh of the stomach or bowels with the
samecertainty as catarrh of the head.
For a free book containing valuable
ad vice on the causes and treatment of
catarrh address The Peruna Medicine
Co. Columbus Ohio.
O. E. Thoma*. Ben Overman. H. L. Steel-.
I. L. Hendricks M. P. Strickland.
He leaves a wife formerly u Mis*
Yeeker of this city and brother and
sister who reside in Bryan Tex. Mr.
Taylor was a very amiable young man.
and was highly respected by all who
knew him.
He had been sick for a number ol
years and exerted every effort to gain
his health anti get the good that this
world affords but’ grim death was too
strong and he succumbed to a surgical
operation Monday afternoon.
The establishment of G. A. Stowers'
Furniture Company was dosed thia
morning in due rt-pect to his memory
and Mr. Stowers and his entire corp
of employes attended the funeral in a
lardy the deceased having been collet
tor for this firm.
EXCITING FOOT RACE.
The Assaulter Shot Twice and Then Out
ran the Doctor.
Dr. Glaeser was called out to the City
Brewery yesterday afternoon to puli
some teeth for the employes. Oli com-
pleting his job lie started home at about
t>:30 o'clock. As he reaAed River
avenue and was waiting for the car
standing near a telephone pole bing!
bing! rang in his ears coining from
pistol shots fired at him by a man only
about twenty feet away.
The docter not being "truck quickly
picked up a large stone and started
after his assailant who immediately
took to his heels and clearly outran the
fleet-footed doctor for a distance of
about 200 yards when he turned a cor-
ner and disappeared in the darkness.
The doctor says the man had on rub-
her shoes or he would surely have
caught him.
The doctor went back about an hour
later and gathered up his instruments
which he had left behind in the excite-
ment. He says lie thinks he would knou
his friend if he eould see him in day
light. i
THE ARTHUR WILLIAMS CAsE.
Went U> the Jury Thu Afternoon - 1U
History.
The case of Arthur William* charged
with the murder of Jack HardeMy was
called before Judge Alex. Bowman in the
United State* District Court at 2 o'clock
yeaterday afternoon.
In the indictment which was read.
Williams a discharged negro soldier of
the United States army was anettnoA of
stabbing to death in the Fort Melntoxh
military reservation at Laredo Jack
Hardesty a railroad man who had been
working for a long time in old Mexico.
Hardesty was going home to Kentucky
and in hi< open-handed purchasing of
souvenirs to take to his family there be
disclosed the fact that he was well sup
plied with money. It is charged the pris-
oner took his life. The crime was com
mitted on December 9 1899 and th<*
body was found by a hunter named Pet-
ty where it had Iwen flung into an aroya
that runs through the rwervation.
The government examined fourteen
witnesses for the prosecution before 6
o’clock and then rested its ease. The
court ordered a receas taken until 9 a.
tn. today the jury meanwhile
being detained in charge of a bailiff.
The jury trying this case was drawn
from all part* of the district and is
made up of the following members:
Charles Conrades. S. Z. llenderahatt
R. 8. Burnett Anthony Burns J. F.
Srale Charles Craig. Mike Suppler and G.
B. Palmer: and. colored William Log
wooml. Ed. Stewart James Smith and
R. A. McY'ca.
When the court revotmsned this morn
ing the council for the defendent and
the prosecuting attorney argussi the
ease until noon no witnesses being ex-
amines!. At l:3t) O’clock this afternoon
the charge was given the jury by the
judge and a verdict is expected this af-
ternojn.
YVHAT NONESEN8E!
To the Daily Light.
The street (wiving contractors have
Imd tlw time limit extended awl now
they should go ahead and see how much
of the limit can lie cut off by energy a'* 1
activity. The $50 a dav forfeit ought
to prove a great incentive to earneM
•ffort .’’—Dally Express.
What nonsense to expect anything
but tlie same procrastination and tink-
-ring that we have bad for the past six
months?
The $50 per day forfeit may look big.
I>ut consider it a minute and you see
that as usual the people are tlie
losers.
Tlie $50 per day forfeit against the
1‘roorastination company for seventy-
five days extension will tie but $375(1.
while on the other hand tlie city will
have Ixs-n paying interest on the bonds
for not only these seventy-five days but
also the one hundred and fifty days for-
feited away by the highly privileges!
company. Thus see have 225 days at
$37 per day. the city paying therefor in
interest $8325. Tlie city must pay this
amount ami should thev tic able to sus-
tain the forfeit of $50 per day from
the Procrastination company the city
will still lie loser to tlie extent of the
■UffcroiK-e between the $8325 interest
paid and the $3730 forfeit tnoney or
$075.
By the above figures which are so
plain that even tne Mayor and Council
should be able to see it. the city of San
Antonio and taxpayers are out of pock-
et nearly $5000 aa the result of not
holding this paving company to tlie
terms of the original contract.
In addition to the above loss to tlw
city is not included the little army
of extra engineering foree which must
also come out of the paving fund.
Geo. C. Hickock. Curtiss Wis. says:
“Foley's Kidney Cure has been tested
and found to be t all that you claim for
it I have given it to my father and
It is the only thing that ever helped
him." Swearengen’s Drug Store.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids for the construction of the
Carnegie Library will lie received by
the City Clerk until 12 o’clock noon
Saturday June 1 1901. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office
of Harvey Page archotect of this city.
All bids’ must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum of $500 pay-
able to tlie Afayor and must be made
on blank forms to be furnished by the
architect.
Tlie city reserves the right to reject
any or ail bids.
MARSHALL HICKS
Attest: Mayor.
V. BEZE. JR.
Asst. City Clerk. 5-12-20t
WATER RENTS.
Notice is herby given that the water
rente are now due and payable at my
office as per ordinance Chapter 12
Section 9: “Payments must be made
to the City Collector at his office on or
before April 30th each year and no
person shall be entitled to use water
from the any of the irrigation ditches
until he ehe or they shall have paid
the amount due by them for said wa-
ter.”
Chapter 12 Section 11. “Any per-
son or persons violating any of the
provisions of Section 9 shall be sub-
ject to a fine of not less than ten dol-
lars ($10.00) nor more than one hun-
dred ($100.00) dolare for each and ev-
ery offense.”
ED STEVES City Collector
3-21-40t San Antonio.
An attractive woman thrives on good
food and sunshine with plenty of ex-
ercise in the open air. Her form
glows with health snd her face blooms
with Its beauty. When troubled with
a costive habit she takes a few doses
of HERBINE to cleanse her system of
all impurities. Price 25 cents. W.
C. Kalteyer; C. Schasse 323 W. Com-
merce street; Wm. Appmsnn Sunset
Pharmacy.
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR PUR-
CHASING STOCK.
Beaumont Brokerage and OH com-
pany. Oil stock oil leases and oil lands
Beaumont Tex. Henry Exall presi-
dent; H. D. Lindsley vice president;
T. L. Bradford secretary and ttfuu
rer. Lock box T4. ’
The seller pays the
Send in the order and i
cheapl* as possible. Itk _
or leases in any good b
will be glad to handle ■ -i be "
Heve that our situa-
tion and large acquau ace with the
multitude of prospective buyers gives
us an unusually good opportunity to ।
make quick sales. We refer to the
banks of Dallas and Beaumont
4-21-lm
H.B. SALLIWAY
Attorney-at-Law and
Notary Public.
Room 8 Roero Bldg 5-15-3ni
i.-- ■ -i —-— ■■
Gel Dullnig Grocer Ge.
WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK.
Terms Strictly Cash.
Dulluig's choice Rio Roasted Cof-
fee nibs for $1.00
Dullnlg’s choice Cordova Roast-
ed Coffee 6lbs for LOG
Arbuckles Coffee (trust) Nibs.... 1.00
Lion Coffee (trust) 8lbs 1.00
XXXX (4X) Coffee nibs 1.00
Choice Cordova green Coffee
81bs for 100
Good Rio green Coffee lOlbs
for 100
Standard Gran. Sugar. Itlbs .... 1.00
1000 cases Stand. Zlb Tomatoes
per doz. 70c 4 cans for 25c
500 cases Stand. 31b Tomatoes
per doz. 90c. 3 cans for 25c
1000 cases Stad. 31b Sauer
kraut per doz. 75c; 4 can for 25c
1000 cases Stand. 21b Main corn
per doz. $1.00 3 cans for 25c
200 cases Stad. 21b Sauer kraut
per doz. 50c. 5 cans for 25c
25 cases 11b Beauty Asparagus
Tips per doz $2.25. per can..... 25c
25 cases 21b California
Asparagus per doz. $2.50 can. .33c
500 Boxes Fairbank's Clairette
Soap per box $3.00 8 bars.. 25c
Fairbank’s Santa Ctans Soap.
per box. $3.50; 6 bars for 25c
A8K FOR DULLNIG'S SELECTION
FLOUR if you want the best at reas-
onable pricee.
Barrels $4.50
Half Barrels 2- 40
981b sacks 225
481b sacks 1-10
241b sacks Wc
Try Dullnig's Chalybeate or Iron Wa-
ter plain or with Pepsin. Guaran-
teed Equal to any Mineral Water on
the Market.
ASK FOR THE NEW DRINK. “DULL-
NIG’S CELERY IRON” at the
Fountain. .
DULLNIG'S MINERAL WELLS '
Now open to the Public under the man-
agement of Gus. A Bohnet. Bus runs
every hour Sundays from 9 a. m. to !•
p. m. Dally 10 a. m and 2 p. m. 5 p. m.
6:30 p. m.. round trip only 25c includ-
ing bath. Natural heat of Sulphur
water —104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Lunch served at all hours. —’Frehh
butter sweet milk butter milk. Inn
water. (Plain or with repsin). City
Lone Star and Budweiser Beer.
Dullnig's Chalybeate or Iron Water
and Sulphur water delivered fresh
from the wells daily at 25c per gallon.
Leave orders at Geo. Dullnig Grocer
Company or Telephone 1140.
Don't fail to visit the Dullnig Miner-
al wells where you can spend a pleas-
ant day and tell your friends all about
It
From Dullnig’s Wells Try it. The
Cheapest and best oil on the Market.
Rees Optical Co.
SPECTATOR.
For any defect or difficulty of vision
in eyes of any age. we know wc can
grind and fit the lenses that will give
relief and correct the trouble.
REES OPTICAL CO.
P 6. Maffi City Umbrella Works
202 East Houston Street
Near St. Mary's street.
Umbrellas and Parasols manufactured
repaired recovered and relined in any
color on short notice. 3 $2 ttm
RISCHEBROS.
Domestic and Imported Cigars
OF ALL KIND*.
PIPES A SPECIALTY.
—Novelties In WALKING CANEB.—
Matthies Brothers
Dealers in
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Your Patronage Solicited
607 E Houston Street
'PHONE 399.
City Book Store
TOM 3. JOHNSON
406 East Houston Street
All the leading newspapers and
magazines stationery ot all kinds. Wo
the Sole Agency for the Famous
Cigar*. 3 for 5c; $1.50 for
.x of 100. They are a long SHer
.ad well worth a trial.
W. G. WAGNER
—DEALER IN-
FRESH BEEF. MUTTON. PORK.
SAUSAGE. ETC ETC. t
Market—Cor. Leal and Sao Marcee *4
Delivery tn sny Part of ths City
LUBRICATING OIL.
West Commerce Street
FIVE
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