San Antonio Daily Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 341, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 30, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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OMunobiles I
Eastman Kodaks
*• ’ • al
National Bicycles
•they are the but."
Etch one boors a reputation by
«4|cti other makee are judged.
fF* tovits you to call that wo
w*y demonstrate th* SUPERIOR*
•T of good*.
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SUNSET
WOOD CO.
Cor. Lamar and WalnutoSiraato.
SOLICITS YOUR TRADE
. Wood Coal
and Coke
RrIHM J
lON n
JnEL and Oats
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PROMPT DELIVERY
BOTH PHONES SI
CITY NBWS
The Weather.
Local forecast—Fair to-night and
Thursday Somewhat warmer.
Temperature—Minimum 42; max-
imum.. 68.
Wind velocity—Six miles an hour.
Amusements.
Grand Opera House —“Black Patti.”
Empire Opera Hoose—"His Absent
Street cars to all parts of the city.
F.F.F. Newyear ball Beethoven hall.
—Spring roees are now blooming in
the city parka i
—Don’t forget the Hayseed Club's
mask ball Jan. 16. at Beethoven hall.
—There is a letter at The Light of-
flee for Eddie Gallagher baseball
player. . . A
—A water" malH at the corner of
Macon and Howard atreets fs leaking
and flooding the street. <
—A local architect has prepared
plans for a handsome Catholic church
edifice to be erected at' Fredericks-
burg. I .
—The hotels are rapidly filling up
with winter tourists from the frozen
north and east and the landlords are
looking happy.
—New benches for the audience are
being placed in the Thirty-seventh dis-
trict court room today during the in-
terim of court work.
—Messrs Otto Wahrmund Steves
and others have returned from their
annual deer hunt in the Fredericks-
burg hills. The party bagged plenty
of game.
—Alexander Williams colored
charged with breaking nine window
panes in the bouse of Harriet Gray
was fined $25 in the recorder’s court
this morning.
—Owing to the delay in procuring
the necessary steel for' the construc-
tion of the front of the new Scholz
building on Alamo street work has
been almost suspended.
—Ordination services will be held at
the First Baptist church tonight com-
mencing at 8 o’clock when W.
Menifee will be ordained to the dea-
=F.- A. CHAPA— ■
(Successor to Chapa A Drelss)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST.
Special attention given to prescrip-
tions; nothing but the purest drugs
used. Open day. and night Both
phones.
Free delivery at all hours.
51$ W. Commerce St opp. New Market
U Patil Jones
★★★★
Pure Rye
ABA Whiskey
Quarts $l.OO Pints 50c i-Pints 25c
THE HIGHEST GRADE OF OLD KEN-
TUCKY HAND-MADE SOUR MASH
Ml WHISKEY ON THE CONTINENT.
None genuine with-
out my name on * /Q
bottle cap and cork
and signature
11
(METROPOLITAN BAR
Corner Main Plaza and West Commerce Street.
AUG. LIMBURGER Proprietor DISTRIBUTORS.
Also agent for •
DUFFY’S PURE MALT WHISKEY PRICE 86c PER BOTTLE.
Otjk jMfIObWTTRR’EATOMACH.dIITTERiI PfelCE 85c PER BOTTLE.
J cosale. The ordteatian sermon will i
I be preached by Kev A. J Harris the
pastor. I
|| -The open season for deer hunt-
I] lag expires tom<rpw. The closed 1
H seeson wl| last ten mootha. The
IjMpiteMaa cm vEd turkeys prairie
oMekens. quail and Eaves closes on
Feb. 1.
—The board of directors of the Ban
An toe to IpteHMtlonal Fair association
will most this afternoon and the offi-
cars tor the ensuing term will then be
sleeted and an executive committee
appointed.
—The cantata. The Old Fashioned
.Banta Claus.” which was presented at
Travis Park Methodist chureh on
Christmas will be n-psated on New
l gag r>'wilt. m tek
Il will be held UNuerrow afternoon. .
li —OlH* Basclark a small boy waa
I .arnMed tost night an a charge q( .di«*<
I orderly conduct end lined ssin the po.
• lice court thia morning. Ra was ae-
—At a meeting of the Business
Men’s club yesterday ways and means
were discussed towards raising funds
for the government demonstration
farm which must be up by Jan. I and
the consensus of opinion waa that the
money will be raised.
r "PERSONAL MENTION.
Job a T. AWerhoff of Dallas to at the
Monger.
Wm. Hatusor of Eagle Pass Is In
the city.
Ehrl H Wells of Madison WM Is
at the Elite.
1 T r * Co<r **• raDwed team
Mantes bf Sabinal to M
tered at the Bexar.
W. T. Jones of Bt. Louis fs regis-
tered at the Manfer.
W. R. Brannan; of Hico. Texas to
registered at the Elite. *
W. V. McMaster has returned from
> n ten daya's trip to Bt. Louis.
* J. L McCott. of Carrizo Springs to
among the arrivals at the Elite.
K. Pickford and Hal Saner of Babi-
nal are registered at the Elite.
U>J. Parmlntea and wife of Hous-
ton. are registered at the Monger
hotel.
Miss Myrtle Andrews of Little 1
Rock Ark. to visiting relatives in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Cornwall of
Minneapolis Minn. are quartered at j
। the Bexar.
M. Bedford accompanied by his
wife arrived in the city thia morning
from Bexar.
E. Dose of Berlin. J. E. Dose of Chi-
cago and Alberto Dose of Monterey
Mex.. are at the Menger.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Robinson and
children. Miss Travis and Miss Park-
hurst. of New York are guests at the
Menger.
FIRE LOSS DURING THE TEAR.
Figures Compiled at Central Alarm
Station Nears $160000 Mark.
The fire record as furnished by the
Central Fire Alarm station estimates
the total loss by fire for the year
1908 to date at $68300. This sum
however does not include the total
loss sustained during the Scholz
saloon and Wolff A Marx fire lasi
September when the loos at this one
fire alone Is estimated at about $175?
000.
The loss by fire and the number of
fires per month recorded as fol-
lows: January 18 fires. $1200; Feb-
ruary 16 fires. $8500; March 9 fires
$GOOj April 17 fires $7500; Moy €
firer $8006; June. 13 fires $300; July
(7 Area loss not given; August. 6 fires i
$7800; September 10 fires $1500; Oc-'
teber 14 fires $4000; Novmeber. 15 i
fires $7500: December 17 fires $BOOO.l
The Wolff A. Marx and Scholz
vnloon fire which occurred in Step-
tember is not recorded.
Building Permits.
Mabel Luter to erect three-room cot-
tage. on Spofford avenue to cost $750.
W. D. Walker to erect four-room
cottage on Rogers street to cost $606.
Mrs. J. KlnneV to erect two-room
box-house San Pedro springs to cost
$lOO.
M. W. Terrell to erect fiveroom
cottage on Bandera avenue to cost
SWOO.
Sisters of Good Shenherd to erect
three-story brick build ng. on South
Grimes street to cost $5OOO.
Married by Judge Umschsid.
Els worth Cochran and Matilda M.
Raupert were married last evening by
Justice Umscheid.
Justice UmSrtieid has another mar-
riage service for this afternoon.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Frank L. Clarkson and Sarah L
Devine.
John Banks and Alma Hicks col.
BAN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT SAN ANTONIO. TKXAB WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER- jo. 1903.
I. A G. N. WILL BRING IN FIRST
TRAIN OF SEASON.
It Will Re a Raymond-Whitcomb M«x
koXallfornin Eseursion aid Will
Arrl« t In San Antonio January M
at 2 p. m.
•s•'l t t • »I I
The L A O. N general passenger
office st Palvsttae annuum-ea that
iMreaaMpeatti have bps* cwmpletedi
'nr the handling of the first Raymond-
i Whitcomb ezcwslon at the season.
[The trsto will be honied from Lung-
view to 0«n Antonio and Is scheduled
to arrive In this city January 26 at
2 p.m. It will b« a solid vestibule
|trshi and will nmudst of «wo dlnlsg
enre. sine stoerers and on* baggage
tear. Severs! hours will be spent in
Ban Antonio by the excursionists af-
ter which the party will be divided
J into Mexico and California xouilsto.
This train will Inaugurate the excur-
sion traffic and will continue weekly
ft»r several months. The railroads re-
port a greater number of people in
the northern and eastern states com-
ing this season snd extra equipment
has been furnished to handle the traf-
fic.
LOCOMOTIVE PLANT.
1 Trenk Lines to Establish On« on Jer-
* sey Meadow. »
I AGrices recfllvai from Nevi York
stato that stotrtiak lines cressing the
Jersey meadows have combined and
P'trehaaod that body of land for th*
1 purpose of establishing a federal loco-
mofisql pHK Th* toad amatem of
127.000 acres snd with th* oxcoptlon of
a few to* places the location to •
splendid ■ one. The new territory to
to l>e the reene of what to forecast as
the most extensive locomotive and
ear building Industry in the world.
The meadows are crossed by all th*
trunk line* that have term Hals al
Jersey City and Hoboken the Jersey
Ceirtral th* Eric the Pennsylvania
and the Laeakawanna and all have
an Interest in th* new enterprise. The
reed for the meadows waa taken in
the name of Henry L. Sprague a New
York lawyer. The directors are. be-
sides Mr. Sprague and Frank A. Bar-
taby. Anson M. Bangs president of
the Federal Construe’ion company
and James Hushes its treasurer:
Frederick L. Eldridge vice president
cf the Knickerbocker Trust company;
F. D. Underwood president of th -
Eric Railroad company; General Ju-
lius F French president of Rall-
wny Steel Spring company. W.
W. Sflverthorn. Its vice presidsmkaiul
Samuel R. Callaway president « the
Arovkican Locomotive company.
B. F. YOAKUM HERE.
He to Accompanied Iqt Hl* Wif* and
Mother.
B. F. Yoakum president of the
Frisco system arrived" from the west
Wrt night in .hls private car on the
Southern Pacific. Accompanying Mr.
Yoakum is his wife also his mother
Mrs. Dr. Yoakum and his sister Mrs.
Allen both of Im Angeles Cal.
1 "Mr. Yoakum will probably remain
in San Antonio until -Saturday while
Mre. Yoakum and hls mother wilt
spend several months as the guests of
Mre. Yoakum's mother. Mrs. Mary F.
Bennett. The Frisco president would
not give out anything for publication
when questioned ns to the future
plans of the Frisco in Texas.
WHO IS THE ANGEL 7 -
Mysterious Santa Claus Distributes
$5O Bills for Christmas Presents.
St. Louis Dec. 30. —"Scrupulous
Conscience.’’ who scattered $2OOO
mostly $5O bills among railroads and
other corporations as Christmss pres-
ents has arrived in "Honesty.” He
appears to confine bis generosity to
the "Big Four." Two letters have
been received by the latter road each
containing $5O.
President of Seaboard Al r Lin*.
New York. Dec. 30—At a meeting
of directors of the Seaboard Aalr line
today J. Skel on Wllliama resigned
the office of president of the company
and Vice President Barr was elected
president and genera] manager. Mr.
Williams was fleeted chairman of the
board of directors.
He Bought Balloons.
E. O. Griffin city passenger and
ticket agent of the I. & G. N. was
sen purchasing some ballodns yester-
day and Miss Katy Morton hls neigh-
bor across the street remarked that
Ed was probably preparing for a
flight on the “High Flyer.”
Between Statfone.
' The Katy will commence the work
of constructing a hound house at
Smithville Saturday.
I During th* paat two months the
I. & G. N. has hsadfed 250000 bales of
eotton to Galveston on its Houston &
Fort Worth division.
The winter tourist travel to the
south has begun and the local officials
predict that next month will be a rec-
ord breaker In this class of traffic.
H. M. Moors a popular young clerk
in the general offices'of the Sap is
' scheduled to spend a few days in GSI-
■ veston atul madame dame rumor is
making "goog goo eyes” at hhn (
Charles Clegg genera] manager of
the Federal Dia-trict Tramway in the
City of Mexico accompanied by hls
wife and child arrived in the city
last night and registered st the Men-
ger hotel. Mra. Clegg and child left
for California thia morning while
Mr. Clegg rc.umed to his headquart-
ers tn Mexico.
C. Stanhope well known in Mexican
railway circles. Is registered at the
Monger. "
W. D. Myers traveling freight and
nnsaeneer agent of the I. A G. N„
with hoadauarters at Monterey Mex.
is In the city today.
+ + + +
4* MEXICAN SUPPERS +
»J« at the 4*
4> Original Mexican Restaurant 4*
4> HB Lossya St 4*
+♦+ ++ ♦♦♦++ ♦ * + *
IS CONING
Ne Veer Hee Bern »o-h Numbers Ar-
New York Di< 30.—Immigrstiou
et thia port In l$M hau piaevd all
previous record* During- the Calen-
dar year no* ndjns eml-
gren.»—rfeeragr nesser.iter*—arrived
here as ngsinat. SI7J»7 tn IM2. an
ISsf*M* of 717*.t. It la rat I mat nd
lint some 24J$t' mure foretinrrs will
tend before lat co thaLtb«
t«al probably .’ U be close to
000. The year of im wmb aqArd
breaking year. Th* aver
lini having *s<a about Aa
y* tt ‘•timing
Mittal York.t Almjet
many anm* hav* |* April. Im.
migration wt* kraer every uMh of
the current nnr compared will th*
monthly figures of IH$. Last '
h*r MOOO taaniKraats -
tanded here. This month the Runner
will probably be esoesded* by 32DM
Southern Euroi- eontribuMi fegflM
th* largest proi-ortion <>f<th* total
rhere was some very marked tohreasa
In the newcomer- from :iortheM*and
wretera EurdW eeprelf’tr. JWfway.
Sweden and |)<-n mark bllmk never-
theless leads Sil th* rtfßjChe «*o»
dus of Italian to "rvrejib Worn Rto
outward steamer- weiVQtesM mVN
'a the month ha* sesaSKMffed fdK
** ol -/ 3jK >
BAR MEETING
In th* Intevdot rt to* Naw JudgaNw
ef ths SRh DWtrict C**r<A«M
According J imbliahed callin’ tB
newspapers |*iHy-thrpc memMSguc"
the San AntoHo bar
Tblrty-eeventh district wWYyßin
this morning to give exfresiloMlvlhe
bar’s views M U> a successor to Judge
Clark (resignedi. as of the
Thirty-seventh district court. Hon.
John R. Shook presided and there
were present M«*srs. H. B. SaHiway
Jay Minter T. G. AqdMfb. L. W.
Greenley John R ShooNw. H. Hus-
ton. James Routledge. Mm. H. Cur-
rier J. R. Norte n Frank J. Wise Q.
O. Brown. H. B. I*onard H. A. May-
dole Solon Stewart C. A. Keller V.
Keller T. 8. Harrison I. B. Kenyan
Bascom Bell Edward Osborn D. J.
Powell.
After the s*ns< of the meeting was
tskbn it was decided the choice of
th*meeting was as follows:
Edmund Haltoin 19; Edward Dwy-
er. 2; R. B. Mln r. 2.
A committee'was appointed to no-
tify Governor Lanham of the choice
of the meeting.
The frand jttu which has enjoyed
one day'* ctoNMtlon of labor will re-
convene totnarrow on call of Judge
Clarke and interesting developments
may be expected
The matter hi nand it is stated by
the "insiders ” will not be so much
the -street car'ltrtke question ss the
important proposition of again sweep-
ing out the west side of the city for
the purposes of improvement.
New Suits Filed.
Laura D. LeLoade vs. San Antonio
Traction company for $lOOOO for
dnmages for personal injuries.
Della Wilson vs. Raymond V. Wil-
son for divorce.
K. O. Aaron vs. J. T. Aaron di-
vorce; 1.
Eucanio 'xizano vq. M. K. A T. Ry.
Co. of -Texas for $lOOOO damages for
personal injuries.
At the courthouse today there was
but Rttle in the way of business trass
acted in the courts.
Judge Clark of the Thirty-seven th
district court was engaged in hearing
the habeas corpus application of Ed.
McNeal for writ of habeas corpus
seeking to liberate Laura Arthur
John nda Sam Mo. .eal who were al-
leged to be illegally restrained of
their liberty by Louisiana McNeal.
This was a case in which all particl-
pant*vwere colored.
THEY MISSED THEIR TRAIN.
Chorus Girls of Burgomaster Com-
pany Were a Trifle Slow.
A part ot ‘The Burgomaster’’ com-
pnny missed their train for Austin
this morning arriving at the I. A G.
N. depot just a minute too. lato. The
larger portion of. the company hew-
ever got away on their train ail'
right. Several of the chorus girls
who were a little slow in reaching the
depot hove in sight just in time to
see the engine puffing and the train
getting under headway. With shrill
shrieks ahd flying valises -they ran
after the moving train but in vain
and they stopped in their mad flight
totally exhausted from the lively
spriirt. They returned to the depot
where they had to content themselves?
untli the noon train left for Austin 1
which they boarded.
Girl born Dec. 24 to Mr. and Mrs.
George Alexander Plum street.
Boy. born Dec. 14 to Mr.-and Mrs.
N. Berry 1011 North San Marcos
.street. .; ■ ■ •
Boy. born Dec. 4 to Mr. and Mrs. G.
Evarb. 324 Riddle street.
Rpy. born Dec. 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
George Bidenburg. 413 Victoria street.
' Boy born Dec. 11 to Mr. snd Mrs.
H. Lieck 226 South Hacknerry street
Boy. born Dec. 18 to Mr. and Mrs.
L-f Wolff. 423 Garza street.
Boy. born Dec. 2+ to Mr. and Mrs.
M. Shapiro 611 East Commerce street.
; Boy born Dec. 24 to Mr. snd Mrs.
F. Mlgra 401 Denison street.
$4.00 A CORD FOR OUR
All-oak dry stove wood. Full cords
guaranteed Phones—Old 386; New
681. HOLMES WdOD A COAL CO.
Soft SheH Crabs Lobsters Shrimps
snd all other things that are good at
the Palace Market 511 East Houston
St. Both phones.
Closing out our Overcoats at cost
A. PANCOAST’S SONS.
Money or bargains tn second-hand
good*. EMERSON * 00.
UUVYINNIGUTION.
rive This.
Grand Jury to Reassemble.
Births Reported.
ED. STEVES & SONS
ANO RITAIL DEALERS IN
Lumber Builders' Hardware etc.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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I fj'°t* w«nt call and sepui
|£LLWOOD FCNCE us lor Low little Boney yog
IW get absolute X '* - % mt
Alan Agents for GA'S*A4tZED BARBED wm
I * Office and Yarda corner E«SKG»mmerce and Walnut ortVw Now
SunMt Depot and at L A G. N. Depot on Buena Vieta Street.
IF. - MORTUARY.
|||Kr funeral of the tote Captain Wit-
Wallace occurted title morning at
1$ o’clock the Coafodterate vetvranu
in a body. The fUneral was
largely attended.
The funeral of Mn Ida G. Bass took
ploce this morning from 119 South
Centre street under' the fraternal aus
pices of Minnehkha Council. Degree of
Pocobontss of the Order vf Rod Men.
The funeral was largely attended and
the floral offerings were very beautiful
and profuse.
Burial Permits.
Sola Mores aged 110 years died
Dec. 22. of senility teorner West Hous-
ton and North Frio streets interment
Bexar county burial grounds.
Balbojor Flores aged 10 months
died Dec. 30. of epilepsy. 612 West
Houston street. Interment San Fer-
nando cemetery.
Ida Bass aged 28 years died Dec. 28
of phthisis puimonalis 119 South Cen-
ter street. Interment cemetery No. 4.
' Lucy Adkins aged 49 years died
Dec. 28. of chronic endocsrdltls 1046
Culebra avenue. Interment cemetery
No. 4.
After Many Years.
After thirty-three years In the busi-
ness of saloon man and bartender. Mr.
Richard Tommins of the firm ef
Simms. Berliner. Tommins A Ford
will retire Jan. 1 to engage in dairy
and -irrigation farming having sold his
interest In the saloon business to his
partners. Mr. Tommins is one of the
best known and well liked of all the
saloon men in this city.
If you want your Tin Roof or Gutter
repaired sea O. W. Plllbury..
H* does new work or
tsfactorily.
824 .South Flores BL
New phone 785
A CORD FOR OUR
All-oak diy stove wobd. Full cords
guaranteed Phones —Old 386; New.
681. HOLMES WOOD & COAL CO.
Plumbing should be done right.
Machenheimer A Jonas. Phenes 452.
Finck’s 5c Havana Cigars
MRS. CHARLEMAGNE TOWER WIFE OF OUR AMBASSADOR
TO GERMANY.
Mrs. Tower who occupies a conspicuous ppsition in the diplomatic world
of Berlin was Miss Helen Smith daughter of G. Frank Smith of San Fran-
cisco befUTe slw married Charlemagne Tower. As her husband bus been
minister to Austria-Hungary and Russia and ambassador to Germany she
baa aeen stuck of European diplomacy.
CONDITION OF INJURED BOYS.
They Are Recovering From Burns
Suitglned on Christmas.
The flvi little boys Roscoe Butler.
Alfred Qre*. Willie Parrot Ruesell
Harrison and Ferdy who
were badly burned about the faces and
bodies Christmas explosion
of a can of biack pdlUMH*Mill &>n
fined to
seem to have bqgtHwMßte aEldiisly
injured of the IM. While tf are tn
a more serious condition than thej
other boys it is expected they will rap- 1
Idly recover. Tliq.burue about the
boys' faces have bOhome sore gad the
parched skin is beginning to crack
vhlch necessitates the frequent use ot
salve. The boys ssy this was no
Christmas for them and they bigg re-
solved not to play ylth powder any
mon). ~ •
A Local Judgj
The Laredo primes pays th|p oom-
pllment to Judgb Clark and it is well
deserved:.
“in the resignation of Judge John
H. Clark of the- Thirty-seventh ju-
dlcidf.district the bench of Texas ha 3
lost-<tae of its moSt splendid Orna-
ments. If ever a man waa fitted by
nature to wear the ermine of judicial
authority that man is Judge Clark.
He has the stern sense of justice thst
characterized tbe early Roman jurist
yet no mnn- ever bad a heart more ten-
der or b broader charity for the weak-
ness and frailties of our common hu-
manity. * His disAarge of judicial du-
tiea with all the celerity consistent
with fairness to each litigant to a
cause has become proverbial in the.
Thirty-seventh district and litigants
have never had reason to complain
of the tardiness of court machinery.
It is unfortunate that this great •state
pays such small salaries to its dis-
trict Judges that It cannot keep upon
the bench such men as Judge Clark.
Next year Judges will be elected to
hirhe- courts of Tk«
people of Texas could not find an abler ।
man for the supreme bench than
Judge Clark.”
Don't neglect catarrh for it leads
to consumption. Hood’s Sarsaparilla
will cure you. Take it now.
Seeing Machines to rent at M f.
Hewitt’s New nnd nld phnnee
YOII HOTT wnr
STOVf YEU
in your life— Ml buy a
stove now and mv*
buying have
at least aoma folks say with tea
bt very reoßonaMe prioM Bad *9
are wllllag to flirt with tbeea
. . ...
WntoilhCtt
and ElacWfidJ
40$ Mast Houstoß BL
. HOTELS*
Menger
REBUILT REDECORATED and'W*"
furnished; fifty new rooms- wM l *
bath. • '-j
HUNTING"Lawn Tennis Golf and
. Usual Society Amusementa. ... J
THE HIGH STANDARD or eur TaMR '
aojwell known throughout the Weet*'
vmf be maintained. ul)
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Tea*~
Ist and Commercial Trade.
McfiltM & MHp ICK
MKHNCKt HOTTIE.
Cor. Houston an) St. Mery** Sta>->
(CENTER OF CITI.) - rir Aj
SAN ANTONIO TERAI
Rates $2.00 per day. Modark M
vonlences. Special apartuMa
suite). Large Sample RoobM OsMH
a specialty. L. MAHNCKE MM
BIXAR HOTMin
AU modern ooaveaJeeca*: *rl
AMERICAN PLAN. —4
Batea $2.00 per day and up TMaRI
h etass ala carte sarr!**. •» <ei
E. SANNER Prep. -
E. H. SHORT MaMMiN
EUTE
Main Plaxa
Sample Rooms for Traveling Seiu “
lifW—t S— AW .
4 SEASONS
Best the Market Affords. - -v
Always Open.
328 West Commaros Street.
The Pickwick Restaiirait
First Class In All Respecta. “ u '
Regular Meals and Short Orders.
Ladies'Dining Rooms
A. DANILOVICH'FIML J
327 West Commerce near BeMMA l '|
W MARVIL Whir*
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f^t>uu>fod Ul . makvblo& u &/. Cuban
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Room 267 Times Building. New .void
N. Y. For sale by W. C. Kaltey«&vy
E. Houston; Adolph Dreiss. 11l ■?
Alamo; Bexar Drug 00. 837 Alomß
Plaxa; Fischer A Sprtngall HeootaM
corner aveque D.
Silver King Saloon
VIBIT THE ART GALLeRYi ■
Best of Liquors Wines and OlgaN.
Polite attention. st
Cor. W. Commerce and N. Floras Btß/'*
A SAMPLE TON
Of our McAlester Coal will give eußh* 1
perfect satlefactlon that it will eeeore *
your patronage forever after. Fer bale
Ing heating or cooking and for hsueßt
hold purpoaes generally our Aothl*- .
cite coal is unexcelled. It ie clean and
gives a clear steady Are and wflF ]
throw out more heat while laeUa*4eteri
ggr than any other coal on the merlmG—
J. J. OLSEN & SOK
Aransas Pose Wood V*r< « ' RW
HAY GRAIN AND FEBA
THREE
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