San Antonio Daily Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 272, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 20, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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ARTHUR'S BAR—The Senate
J. ARTHUR GAUL Prop.
Ode. Reuth Preen and W. Commerce Streets.
•hdt Class In alt Appointments Wet Lunch Served From 10 to 12 a. in.
DON’T
WALK
. Aut Buy «
UTlttttt BICYCLE
FI FROM
MSTIERS * URBSOM
t *l4 t. Nouiton Street.
Second Hand Wheele at all Frieda.
IABY TERMS.
BURLAP AMO LINCRUSTA
Sro the proper Wall Coverings thia
season.
Call and see our colors and pattern!.
Also exclusive *
KNOUSH IMPORTED PAPERA
ADAMEK BROS
322-324 E. Houlton St
Botimatcs cheerfully given.
IN THE GRAND STAND
AT THSRAOSSAND AT All
THE BARS ON FAIR GROUNBS
noHsus.
DRINK A BOTTLE!
CITY NEWS.
—Beethoven garden open to public.
Refreshments and cold lunch served.
—Beer always fresti and cold at the
Alamo saloon. Big glasses. Fine lunch
all day. 314 Alamo Plaza.
—Ben L. Miller who has been in the
employ of C. J. Chabot has resigned
his position and will embark in busi-
ness for himself.
—A horse was found in a crippled
condition on Buena Vista street last
evening by Officer Matthews. The ani-
mal had to be shot.
—John Miller a hackman. asks The
Light to state that he is not the one of
this name ’ recently arrested on the
charge of passing counterLdt money.
—During the course of a difficulty
Albert Van Riper was struck over the
head with a bottle yesterday on Com-
merce street near the corner of Flores
street- The wound is not considered
as serious.
—Two drunken negroes created
quite a disturbance on West Commerce
street yesterday afternoon by loud
yelling. Both were arrested and each
fined $5 in the recorder's court this
morning.
—A Main plaza hackman early yes-
terday morning found a suit of baby’s
Clothing nicely wrapped up in a pack-
age in his hack. He thinks it was
stolen by some sneak thief and thrown
into the hack during the night the
thief considering it valueless to him.
—Two Mexicans became involved in
.a fight on West Commerce street last
evening. One of the participants drew
a knife and slashed tho other across
the back and was about to cut him the
second time when Officer Newnam
separated them. They were $lO and
$5 respectively in the recorder’s
court this morning. ”
PERSONAL MENTION
8. P. Young of San Francisco is in
the city.
H. Sannon of Austin is a guest at
the Elite.
W. A. Shaw (Farmer Bill) of Dalias
is in the city.
A. W. Cooper of Clifton is stopping
at the Southern.
H. L. Herriman of Houston is regis-
tered at the Elite.
8. J. Wartelsky of Ennis is quar-
tered at the Elite.
Lee Pyle of Birmingham. Ala. is
stopping at the Elite.
M. J. A. Coutlee of Montreal is reg-
istered at the Southern.
E. T. Barker of Taylor is among
those at the Southern today.
T. L Lillard of Houston is among
the arrivals at the Southern.
W. Himes of Eagle Pass is among
the Arrivals at the Southern.
James* F. Grimes of Houston is Jn
the city and is at the Southern.
J. A. Harbert of Columbus is among
those stopping at the Elite today. .
Charles Jpnes Pass is reg-
istered at the Elite for a few days.
Frank Brown and Charles Burned of
Taylor are registered at the Southern.
R. C. Crest of Blanco is in the city
for- the purpose of taking in fhe big
Fair.
Miss Florite Henry of Corpus
A.
(Successor to Chapa & Dreiss)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST.
Special attention given to prescrip-
tion* nothing but the purest drugs
used; Open day and night. Both
phones.
Fr*e delivery at afl hours.
518 W. dommdree Rt.bpp. New Market
Fait Visitors Are Lucky
If they Call at the
METROPOLITAN BAR
Corner Main Plaza. Main Avenue.
BEST OF EVERYTHING IN RE-
FRESHMENT LINE
Day and Night.
Good Goods. Lowest Prices.
Phone 741.
Aug. limburger proprietor.
SUNSET
WOOD CO.
Cor. Lamar and Walnut Streets.
SOLICITS YOUR TRADE
. JL Wood Coal
and Coke
- t and Oats
PROMPJ DELIVERY
BOTH PHONES SI
Christi arrived yesterday to attend
the Summerfield-Henry nuptials next
Sunday.
B. D. Gribble of Houston and W.
V. Galbreath cf Fort Worth are at the
Manger.
W. Anderson wife and children
of Atlanta. Ga. are registered at the
Monger.
H. A. Koenig of Milwaukee and W.
O. Caperton of Indianapolis are the
the Menger.
Messrs. J. R. Dunlap and A. M.
Goodloe of Dallas are among the ar-
rivals at the Elito.
Mr. and Mrs. Gulterman are regis-
tered at the Menger from Beaumont
on their wedding trip.
Mrs. A. W. Payne of Washington.
D C.. is visiting her aunt Mrs. B.
Kaiserling. No. 119 Water street.
N. V. Miss Anita Dtit-
linger and Miss Bertie DeGress of
Austin are guests cf the Mahncke.
Sterling P. Strong county clerk cf
Montague county was in the city yes-
terday and visited the San Antonio
Fair.
C. T. Shawe merchant of Baxwell
accompanied by his daughters. Misses
Ella and Melinda is a guest at the
Mahncke.
A. B. Langermann and wife and F
Ohlcndorf and wife of Galveston who
have come to visit the Fair are guests
at the Mahncke.
W. C. Bishop and wife of Durango.
Mc’x.. and Mrs. Davit! Bridges of
Aguas Callentes Mex.. are among the
arrivals at the Menger.
T. R. Atkins. Editor of the Normann
Nugget is in the city visiting the
Fair. Mr. Atkins says the Fair is the
largest and best ever held in Texas.
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
Still Hold Ha Position at the Head.
Visitors to the Fair who appreciate
good pure unadulterated liquors nave
found that the Hoffman House on
East Houston street handles only the
best in all brands of whiskies cigars
and wines. All jvhiskies are received
direct from the distilleries supervised
by the government and bear the orig-
Irai government stamp. Men who
have visited the famous’ gentlemen’s
resorts of this and other countries
pronounce the Hoffman House equal
to any. Tho charm of this famous re-
sort lies not alone In the superior
quality of goods handled but as well
an in the pleasant environs and ap-
point moots as well as in the courteous
treatment accorded all comers.. Visi-
tors are cordially invited.
CHANGE IN TIME.
On account of the San Antonio Fait
the R’assenger train schedule on the
Kerrville branch cf the 8. fi. & A. F.
Ry. will be changed as follows ef-
fective October 17th and coritlnulng
untfi October 28th 1903. _ *
Passenger train will leave Kerrville
at 7:30 a. m. daily .and arrive at San
Antonio 10:30 p. m. t
Returning will leave San Antonio
10:30 p. m. daily arriving at Kerr-
ville at 1:30 a. m.
IT UNDOUBTEDLY DOES.
Clothes do not make the man. but
they make a great difference in bis
appearance. If you would keep up ap-
•pearance at a small expense inspect
our goods and get our prides. Suits
from $l5 up: trbusers frolT $4 up;
suits pressed 50 cents; pants pressed
15 cents. If our work Is not as good
as the best. It’s free D. B. STEELE &
CO.. Tailors 315 Navarro street near
Commerce.
Richard Bluemel invites the public
to his Alamo saloon. Beer always
fresh lunch plentiful. Best imported
wines and liquors delivered free. 314
Alamo Plar.a.
4. 4. 4. 4.4. 4. 4.4.4. 4. 4.4. 4.
THE ORIGINAL/ 4.
4. MEXICAN RESTAURANT 4.
4. 117-119 LOSOYA ST. 4.
A Open Sundays at Noon. *4*
4. 4.
Finck’s 5c Havana Cigars.
BAN ArrONTO DAILY LIGHT. BAN ANTONIO w
Our Store Will Be Closed
* Thursday Afternoon On Ac-
count of San Antonio Day.
L. Wojfsoal
CUBING mt tff LICT
BLOODLESS AND PAINLESS 8U
GEJIY ESPECIALLY SUCCESS-
FULLY SCIENTIFICALLY
PERFORMED.
Osteopathy Swedish Treatment. Mag-
netic M
Form—Baths of All Kinds When Re-
quired and All Useful Methods With-
out Drugs or Knife.
The combined druglcss profession
has been acknowledged by ihousands
to b« the most rapid and successful
absolutely relieving and rapidly re-
storing all who had failed by long ef-
forts with all other practitioners cli-
mate and hot and cold wells treatment.
San Antonio is famous fop a regular
climate. With this climate and the
combined drugless treatment odmints-
teied to yog by Dr. W. E. Duncan 501
avenue C. you will soon realize what a
proper treatment and proper climate
will do for you. Nothing could regu
late the human anatomy so successful
ly and rapidly as this famous treat
•ment administered by Dr. Duncan the
originator of this profession after
practicing medicine for years.
L There Is no one so ill but can bo
spe dUy benefited and vepy few but
what can become wholly restored.
Should ycu be afflicted with any of
the following diseases ycu should go
to Dr. Duncan at once and see how
soon you will be cured: Rhoimiatlsm
paralysis cpijepsy or fits insanity or
derangement of th-’ mind all nervous
rnd stomach affliction all deformities
from aby cause all blocd poisons all
i diseases of women all spinal diseases.
I constipation and all drug habits are
successfully cured as well as many
( throat and lung diseases.
Offices 501 avenue C. Since vacat-
ing the building nt 112 Wyoming. Dr.
. Duncan who was in full charge of the
San Antonio Infirmary is new able to
make more liberal arrangements for
treatment than he could while located
; there. .
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Passengers of a West End Street Csr
Had a Close Call This Morning.
By almost a miracle the lives of
twenty-four passengers on a West Ent'
street car this morning were save:
from instant death by being crushet
into atoms under the wheels of a pas
synger train.
It was on an incoming car on tht
West End line on car No. 130. that Um
twenty-four passengers were seated
Just as the car reached the crossing
of the I. & G. N. track on Ruiz sVeo
and the conductor had flagged the
car to pats the frent of the passenger
engine hove in sight around the curve
It was the north-bound 8 o'clock train
It swooped down upon the street car
which was almcst 03- the track at r
tremendous rate of speed. The motor-
man realizing the desperate situation
and knowing that he would be unable
to cross track in time quickly re-
versed the car and succeeded in get
ting off tho track just as the puffin;
engine whirled passed.
The passengers too. had seen th'
engine but not until it was almcs
upon them and they attempted ti
jump for their lives. The engineer
had applied the air brakes whic.
slackened the train somewhat but
not enough to prevent it from.strikin;
•the st re at car hail net it cleared thi
track in time. ... '
this was transplrt-d in but a few
NTonds. The train had rushed upon
the car like a Hugh snake and with
out making a sound the whistle nor
the -bell being sounded.
Saves Two From Death.
"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis.” writes Mrs. M. K. Havi-
land. of Armonk. N. Y. "but. when all
ether remedies failed we saved her
life with Dr. King’s New Discovery.
Our n'ece Who bad consumption in an
advanced stage also used this wonder-
ful medicine and today she is perfect-
ly well ” Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Dis-
Xvery as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for coughs and colds.
50c. and >lOO bottles £
F. 4<alteyer & Sod and Auolph Dreiss.
Trial bottles free.
THE INTERNATIONAL DRUG
ronnany. 1403 West Commerce street
tSa specialty of BICYCLB DELIV
ERY to any part of the City. Notts
but the Purest Drugs used. Low Prices
and Prompt Delivery. Give us a trial
Both ’’ ’ " No. 444.
Wto.
If you want your Tin Root or Gutter
repaired see G. W.
He does new woA br fepldring sat-
isfactorily.
224 8. Flores St
New phone 785.
SCHEUERMEYER’S PARK
C. D. Meyers Prop.
Thb coolest place to spend an even-
ing. Refreshments of all kinds served.
Every delicacy the market affords al-
ways to lio had. Excellent mi eol enr
service.
.oUtGtaA «w& nt
SPAIUSIWIA COIR
_i 1 —1 t
ANOTHER TREAT FOR MUSIC LOY-
ERB AT FAIR GROUNDS.
"Campanone” Wee Bung in Excellent
Style and Showed Up the Artiste to
Ooed AdvenUgo—“Campenone” Will
Be Repeated Tonight.
in In Every
The audiences brought out by the
Spanish Grand Opera company at the
Fairgrounds arc gradual!) increasing
as the people begin <0 appreciate that
the performances given by that com-
pany comprise a serie- of the most
artistic events Jhat has appeared la
San Antonio for years.
For the most critical and learned
musician as well as he who loves mu-
sic fur the melody alone this company
Is‘presenting a style of Work that is
of the very highest class.
So far. only one opera Campan-
one" —has been presented. This how-
ever. has Introduced most of the prin-
cipals. and it is difficult to bestow too
high praise upon them for their excel-
lent work.-
Senor Juan B. Riimct. the leading
tenor displayed a voice of tho most
flawless timbre. It Is soft ami of crys-
tal like purity but so powerful that it
soars high and clear above the others
in the forte ensemble numbers. It
rises in the crescendos easily and
naturally and his singing ’>a- been at
all times moat enthuslgs'ically wel-
comed by the audience.
As for Senor Alberto de Morales it
is seldom that one has an op;K>rttu>lty
of hearing so splendid a baritone voice
In addition to its natur beauty It
shows unmistakable evidences of the
iiighi-t training and 8«nor Morales
uses it at all times to the best effect.
Andrade and Pajujo have loth been
most warmly received the ;irst named
being possessed of a soprano voice of
much purity. She has it under per-
fect control handles it tv the best ad-
vantage at all times and her singing
Is in variably followed by a fire of ap-
pl*use. 1 ■ •" •
"Campanone” was th' bill again last
aight and it has made a distinct hit
with San Antonio amiiUhces. The
management announced vst night that
twing to the importmi ties of many
»ho desire In hear it again. “Campa-
acne" would be repeated tbnight.
Large crowds continue to attend the
vaudeville performance in Hie main
pavilion and It is givenwith a vim
that will attract the most critical au-
dience. There are plenty of seats
and the best of order is maintained
by the efficient ce.rps of police. The
performance begins promptly at 10 in
the morning ami runs until noon and
again from 2 until 4 in the afternoon.
Many of the visitors will remember
Pascatel. the famous gymnast who
appeared here last year. He is pre-
senting an entirely new act thia year
in which ho is assisted by a very
pretty and talented little woman. Mlle.
Hilda. Their act is creating consld-
vrable comment and they have al-
•eady become prime favorites.
The Stein-Eretto famil.- of acrobats
hold the audience amazed with their
wonderful feats of strength and agil-
ity. while the elder member of the
family causes much merriment with
his droll cowiedy.
Mons. La Delle in a magical act
produces chickens and doves in a most
mysterious way. much to the delight
of the children.
The balanc of the trope are all
star artists ami a r ‘P to Y a ’ r
grounds is not complete without see-
ing this most excellent bill.
Band Concert Program Tomorrow.
American Republic March la - /
H. H. Thiele
Summernacht’s traum. Overture....
Suppi
“Motrien” Waltz E- Wnberg
“Hungarian.” Fantasia..T. M. Tobanl
“Jupiter.” Overture Hoffman
“Titania" Gavotte T. Tobani
“King Dodo" Selection. .W. H. Mackie
“Helmweh." Fantasia W. Popp
Der Tambur der Gard —Overture....
A. E. Titi
“Mr Dooley" Two-step.’. .J. Schwartz
Garza Ladra—Selection...’.Rossini
On the Wing —Ga10p..... . .Lemoire
The bars are doing their dest to sat-
isfy every want of iheir many cus-
tomers mid at bar No. 2 at the Garden
special attention is paid to ladles and
families and at this garderi is where
Hip Tyrolese singers one of the best
troupes ever reaching San Antonio
gives free concerts several times daily.
Here is today's concert as Wng ren-
ilprod *
“Alpen Konig." quartette march.
"ArUst Life” waltz.
“Die Berge Hoch." yiuett.
“Madel Rock." quartette.
“The Owl and thr Moon' quartette.
“Mv 1-ady Hottentot.” quartette.
To miss the Diving children's splen-
did exhibit on the main promenade
would he to miss the whole Fair. Lit-
tle Alma and Minnie give a new feat-
ure this year showing how a person
can drown be rescued and brought to
life by the same methods in tho latter
cases as employed by the United
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’' > .JS ntota. eli • *’’.‘4 »' Tit v
f ~C:> HHI
Free Attractions.*
Diving Children.
life sadux pur
iWaan ibor*s> »m* the r*at lalr» The
■eras Is thrilling sad very realutW
Day In The Alps.
Thia beautiful actnlr exhibit U do-
Ing some of the beet Igislnooa on ths
ground* It Ie so beautiful that v|«s
tora pay It aomHlme* several visits a
day. The lecture Is as Instructive as
the pretty aosnery
AT THE OAN ANTONIO THEATRES.
Grand Opera House
“The |Anfi o’ Catton.” was r' UMUf !
rsl the Qrspd-ls*l Right vu n attnU
audience. It being Ac third py<BHna-
Uon. The audience seemed to ba sp
preclatlve though email
<* A< th*' Entire.
Tbe retire opbrq house held •»
Other nuff ’ SBdleore UsL etreniai
when the Atged Stock company r»
ptated Its success of Sunday lady
Audley's Secret. Tonight Mbs Alien
end her splepdld company of players
will be ecen In Last Lynn. Mias
Algen la credited with giving a «pten
did performance of Lady Isabelle s
character In which the has appeared
over five hundred times.
“Pickings From Fuck." Tonight.
Mr. Willard Simms the popular
comedian of both American and Eu-
rope. has been Mpeclally engaxed by
Messrs. Ollie Mnek and Joseph M
Gattos to appear as Ham Hinder in
their new musical comedy “Pickings
From Puck." by the eminent authors
Clarence Simms and Theodore North-
rop. Mr. Slmma will be remembered
ns the leading comedian with the Ca
clno thentre. New York city. “The
Belle of New York." Edna May Opero
compcny. and many others too numer-
ous to mention sad as being funny
in the extreme.
The conveyance which Messrs Meek
end Gattes have furnished to star Mr.
Simms in la a light airy sort of a vau-
deville operetta hi three acts filled
with laughable nonsense but which
amuses and iihmses and keeps one in
an uproar from the rise to the tall of
the curtain and sends one swsy with
sayings and tunes thst sre remember-
able for months and which the thought
of either starts a laugh or a whistle
unconsciously after once being heard.
Such is the pleasing quality of ma-
terial that "Pickings From Puck” is
cum|>oscd of.
As to the surroundings Mr. Simms
has specially engaged players that con-
tains the names of many of the stage's
most popular farceurs as well as hav-
ing a singing ensemble of trained
voices that are rich and strong. The
mounting and costuming of the produc
tlon are lavish and expensive nothing
being jipared to make It one of the
leading «s well as the best traveling
attractions of the day.
Its appearance at the Grand opera
house will occur tonight and tomorrow
night and tomorrow cuatinec. when the
people can judge the ability of both
star and play.
The Scenery in “Mr. Pickwick."
No detail that might advance histor-
ical atmosphere has been neglected in
tho production of “Mr. Pickwick” De
Wolf Hopper's stage version of the
groat Charles Dickens volume that is
to hold sway at the Grand opera house
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur
day matinee if we can believe the
management's claim. The costumes
we are told are designs from the im-
mortal drawings of George Cruikshank.
Dickens' favorite illustrator: the char-
acters. tis said are interpreted by
players who have particular adaptabil-
ity for the respective parts—for In-
stance Mr. Hopper as Mr. Pickwick
Digby Bell as Sam Weller J. K.
Adams as Mr. Wardle. Frank Belcher
as Weller. Sr.. Louis Payne as Alfred
Jiugle. George Chapman as Winkle
At'gustna Collett as Snodgrass Frank
R Willing as Tupman Guy Bartlett as
the Fat Boy George Rolland as Col-
onel Bulder George B. Williams as Dr.
Slammer Marion Field as Arabella.
Marguerite Clark as Polly. Laura
Joyce Bell as Mrs. Bardell and Vivia
Ogden as Miss Wardle. The properties
are supposed to be fashioned after
curio articles of the Dickens days and
the scenery it is claimed is painted
from photographs of the actual scenes
of rural London where Pickwick and
his merry following carried on their
joyous outings. The. old inns the
pleasant groves and meadows the fa-
mous coach highways and all the Pick-
wick sqenes and affairs that Dickens
loved and described so well are prom-
ised in elaborate stage pictures. There
are two acts in Mr. Hopper's produc-
tion. Act I shows us Dingley Dell
Arms the old tavern so familiar to
Dickens students where the Pick-
wicklans held forth in many of their
jolly capers.
Building Permits.
C. S. Chilton to erect one-room ad-
dition and galiery on Carson street
to cost $250. ’
Mrs. B Stumberg. to arect brick
vault or. East Houston street to coat
$2OO.
Otto Schmidt to erect addition to
house on Deal street to* cost >lO.
LYCEUM NO. 2.
The Mendelssohn Quartette compa-
ny and Marguerite Smith will appear
at the Grand on Thursday night of
this week under auspices of the San
Antonio Lyceum.
Reserved seats-on sale at Bexar
Drug Co. after 9 a. m. Wednesday. Ad-
mission 50 75 cents and $l.
—i —
Mrs. Casslaao's Restaurant is open
from 11 a. m. to 11:80 p. m. Corner
Houston and Navarro Sts.
SMITH'S STUDIO 1
$23 E. Houston St.
The only ground floor studio In the
city. Views of San Antonio’s pictu-
resque spots.
Money loaned on furniture without
removal. EMERSON A CO. 122 Sol-
edad street
Bottle Goods—The largest variety in
the city. The Branch corner Houston
and Losoya streets.
The marvelous success of Hood's
Sarsaparilla is based upon the corner
stone of absolute merit.
a - . . -e. ... mm edy «
JS aqJse t«*A wold
Dmths Pmssrir Sm Cm Emunhuf.*
Or. C- F. F. Ourchmere SotUn's Leading Consulting Fhyetcian. Saya Hs Has
Saved Thousand* A Mio tod With BngM'a Disease. Dia-
betes and Other Kidney TrouMaa With
OR. C. F. F. BURCNMORB. other forms of kldaey dtaortlern.
"lately I have had prono«nc< <1 micccm In prescribing yoor
hMammatlon of the bladder and urinary organa. \ Bara Care Cioaie'ny tan
kidneys Ita effect be'ng at once soothing and henlw- K sate St
the discs*' and removes the cause I shall always ba
because I firmly believe In Its curative properties.—C. F F. BUNCHMUK*
M. D. IM Massachusetts avenue. Boston. Masa”
YOU CAN TELL IF YOU HAVE KIDNEY DISBAMr ’
A pain In the back painful passing of urine cloudy urine a pala la <*•'
head a fvddtsb-brown sediment tn the urine after It aUnds 24 boars. aweillSfS
In the body drowsiness loss of sppetlt*. rtieamnUsm. a
woman bearinrdown sensation painful perioda. fainting athcallad
eeaknen; thee all tell you that the kldneye have been out of order »r
months and utterly unable to do their work properlv The
near. Begin taking Safe Cure at once and take It regularly. It will surely
Jre phvslelans of sH schools unite in praising Safe Cere for tbe wood£tal
cures It has wrought. Today It is generally prescribed la aM P** l * * y *
world for kidney liver and bladder disorders. Safe Cure Ie purely vegetable
contains co harmful drugs. Is free from sediment and pleenay te take. It te
a nidst valuable and effective tonic and 11 stimulant ‘"J*"*’
the torpid liver repairs the Useues. soothee taflamtnatloa and iCTltattafc-lttd--s
stimulates and heals the weakened and enfeebled orpm Befe CurQnQto
up the body gives it strength and restores energy Sold by all draggteta oe
direct. In two sizes. 50c and $l.OO a bottle. Medical booklet sent free bT **-
dressing Warner’s Safe Cure Co. Rochester N. Y. _
Beware ef totalled Kidney Curee which ere full of eedtonent and ef .bed
are poettlvely Harmful and de not eure.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid a speedy cur*
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Route No. 8 Will Become Effective the
Middle e< Neat Month.
Postmaster Clifford has received the
lines and dimensions of route No. 8.
of the rural free delivery service
which becomes operative Nov. 10
They are as follows:
Beginning at the poetoffice In San
Antonio the carrier Will go thence
west to Houston street % miles thence
due north to Fredericksburg road %
miloa thence northwest on said road
to city limits 2% miles. Jhence con-
tinuing northwest on the Fredericks-
burg road to the Shavano postoffice
(now discontinued) 7% miles thence
retracing on the Fredericksburg road
to the Lynn road »* miles thence west
on the Lynn roa<i to tbe Babcock road
I'4 miles thence southeast on the
Babcock road to Cross road 5% miles
thenoo southwest on Cross road to tbe
Bandera road I** miles thence south
east on the Bandera road to Cincinnati
avenue 2U miles thence north and
east to city limits % mile thence ir-
regt'lsrly southeast passing Peacock's
school to the postoffice. 4 miles. Total
length of route 26% miles.
Area covered. 27 square miles; num-
ber of Innises on route 114; population
served 156.
Tho Salve That Heal*
Without leaving a*acar la DeWitt’s.
The name Witch Hazel is applied to
many salves but DeWitt’s Witch Ha
xel Salve is the only Witch Hasel
Salve that contains the pure unadul-
terated witchhazel- .if any other witch
hazel salve Is offered you It Is a cotta-
terfelt. E. C. DeWitt invented witch
hazel salve and DeWit|’s Witch Hasui
Salve is tbe best suite in tbe worid
for cuts burns bruista. tetter or blind
bleeding Itching and protruding plies.
Sold by al] druggists.
Silver watches with Elgin or Wal-
'ham movements. $B.OO up.
EMERSON A CO.
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e OLD PHONE 134. . V NEW PHONt 434. e
;Palace Meat and Fish Market •
! X T. MILLER Prop. EMIL BHBRRER Manager.
S ' 511 BAbY HOUSTON STREET.
The Finest Market in the South F
e 1.
Everything First Clmb. Prompt delivery. Cold storage meate ••
J specialty. Poultry and game in season. Kosher and all ether Wn« of •
e sausages. ~ 1 ' ' e
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IF YOU WANT ABSOLUTE BEER PURITY pRUjI
ICABIHET BEERI
jL—-
MADE AT HOME BY LONE STAR BREWING Gt
SHIKTS ONE CENT EACH.
All this week and next we will laundry shirts for one cent each. AU
work at this price must be paid for on delivery and the one cent must be of
the issue of 1877.
BEN M. WOFFORD Hfr. PAUL STCAM VAUNtfRY-
-■ । 1 “J yj 1
INoUR WORK—-
FIRST CLASS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
222 St. Mary's St. Both Phonos. ■■■■
... • .
'A * £
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. •. M 4 • Av KAn 4Ri« oBMW4fc- ■*. <•
Wsrsir’s Safe Oars..:
Dr Hur< iimnre has lw«-n Idemifl*«l With •
the Huff.dk Dispenser and Hoapltah •
ton e grrateet ebariiy aa eeciwtary. tree*
nror and surgeon fm ths fNniV I<L«*
*xl*t>*nce of t*> years and the r.-cwW sho*
ihai nearly 80.0U0 paiivnta haw been treated
.luring that time The doctor slop baa a
large private practice mid In
iste practice end st’tam«4>tab*ekßrF'bnd 1
ll.xpltal he usee BaM Cdre wMOitttsrited .
ueoeea. He says Safe Cure curee kidney
.iiM-aoe because It romoeea the and z
*"My long .-xptuttence fri"' ’
Refo Cure al the Suffolk Dispeaaary Md
i ll.npital. and tn my private *•
convinced mk that N 4e a spirtGo of grsat
' value. Through Ito affOttCy I
fully treated Brtght'e dtaMee
In This City 21 Years Ago.
From The Light. October 20 IsB2
The stove men get busy.
Pecans coming in lively.
Amusements on the increase.
The -weather Is cool sad dear.
Robert Scott died in the Third ward.
Competent house servants in great
demand.
A jockey dub organised with ample
m ens for success.
Hon. Edward Degeuer and bis wife
ct lebrate their golden wedding at
tt Mr home cn avenue C.
Tho Excelsior guards a colored
militia company organized In the city
with F. Van Duzor as captain.
A colored woman named Weds re-
sl ling near Jonas’ garden seriously
burned by her clothes catching fire
from a pipe she was smoking.
A Perfect Painless PHI
Is the one that will cleanse the aye-
tem eet tbe liver to action remove
tbe bile clear the complexion cure
headache and leave a good ttate in
the mouth. The famous HttTt pBM
for doing such work pleasantly jmd
effectually arc DeWltt’e Little tgAf
Risers. Bob Moore of Lafayette.
says: “All other pills I have ■ss<
gripe and sicken while DeWitt's Lit-
tie Early Risers are simply perfect
Sold by all druggists.
R. L BURNETT CO.. Papd .Box
Manufacturers. Will save you money
on any goods you buy in their Use.
Plain and printed paper bags wrap-
ping paper letter heads envelopes
statements note and bill heads ebbky
kind of paper spec UI ties; twine bat
ter trays butter paper butchers’ pa
Iler .etc. Both phones 882. Ordets
filled on short botice.
BICYCLES kt ROACH A BARNBB
CO. r r *
THEO ARTZ Orchestra Phone
Fitter* 5e Havana Cigars.
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