San Antonio Daily Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 314, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1906 Page: 8 of 10
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You May Find Something that will Help You .
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double above rates.
Ads put under any classification de-
sired.
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the day and we will send a want ad
messenger for your ad at once.
Ads received any day In the week
for the Sundav morning paper.
American District
Telegraph Co.
Office with Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Beth Phones. 105 and 200.
We Do all Kind of Messenger Work
We pick up and deliver Western
Union messages. We deliver special
stamp letters for the postoffice. We
father in ads for The Daily Light
Our service is prompt cheap and per-
fectly reliable. TRY US.
JEWRY NEWTON. Mgr.
OHIOANS
jwm. Schmidt a co.. lenses and
' frames properly fitted. 210 South
Alamo Dieuel Block.
DRESSMAKING
Dressmaking & Cutting School
We wish to notify our patrons and
friends that Mrs. S. A Whitaker has
been appointed state manager for the
Williams' Perfection Tailor System of
Dress Cutting including Cloaks
Skirts and Shirt-Waists. All orders for
Texas will be filled and sent out from
San Antonio office. She also wishes to
secure local Agents for every County
in the State. Pleasant and profitable
employment For full particulars call
or address with stamps. MRS S A.
WHITAKER. 916 East Commerce St.
San Antonio. Tex. New phone 2519.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FURNITURE stored $l.OO per load;
moving packing and shipping. L.
W Culver 121 Soledad street. Both
phones.
H. C. Rins
W 813 Navarre
i Street.
MOVING. PAC KI iv u Anu STORAGE
Carpets Renovated Both Phones
—Eolh Phones
Wood
Coal
Grain
Salt.
Sunset Wood Co.
RELIABLE BUSINESS FIRMS
BICYCLES
When others fall see EMERSON
the Bicjcle Doctor a leader in his pro-
fession. Largest bicycle store in the
state. 224-226 Main Ave. Both phonea.
MANUFACTURERS.
It'S Pure
ACME ICE CREAM.
The largest ice cream factory In
tb« stat®.
O W PILLSBURY tinshop. 224
South Florea. New shone 785.
SPECIAL NOTICES
B. F. RAGSDALE & CO. carpenters
and general building contractors.
Dwellings rushed to completion when
wanted. Those intending to build or
remodel dwellings this winter will find
it to their advantage to consult us.
Plans furnished to customers free.
Residence and office. 105 South Cherry
street. Send card and we will call.
GUN CASES coats leggings sporting
goods etc.. D Heye. Hl West Com-
merce street. Both phones ask Cen-
tral.
RING VP 2247. new phone for your tin
roofing guttering repairing or new
work. Ix>west price. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
NOTICE!
Texas wine yes wine made from
grapes. Try It. New phone 1152. Vai
Scherrer manufacturer.
GREATEST Discovery of the Age—
MOTHER SUPERIOR Liver and
Kidney Tea. Grand panacea for all
diseases of the blood stomach kidney
liver dyspepsia biliousness gravel
gout rheumatism affection of the
bladder and urinary passages catarrh
of the stomach ’constipation Suc-
cessfully used In Convent by Sistars
o. Mercy rnce 25c per box. Chim-
ney Sweeper Headache Tablets a
speedy and certain cure for Neuralgia.
Nervousness or Headache. Gives Im-
mediate relief. 12 tablets for 15c. For
sale by all druggist*.
WANTED —For U. S. army: Able
bedied. unmarried men between
age.' of 21 and 35; citizens of United
Stater of good character and temper-
ate habits who can speak read and
write English. For information apply
to Recruiting Officer Moore Building.
Ave. C and Houston St. San Antonio.
Tex.
FOR SALE—Live Stock & Poultry
FOR SALE —One pair of small muies
3 years old and some good driving
horses at reasonable price. 418 East
Commerce St
FOR SALE—A number of good driving
horses from $25 to 5200. Stucke
Camp Yard 401 E. Com new phone
1771. Old 2253.
LOCKSMITHS
LOCKSMITH. 301 East Commerce St.
knives scissors tools sharpened.
Rollins. Both phones.
FOR SALE—Miscellaneous
lEEST rubber tiles put on by H. R.
Geyer corner Avenue D and Travis
street Try him.
A FIRST-CLASS Remington typewri
ter tor $5O cash. Apply 237 E. Hous-
ton street
FAKIRS and Canvassers are going
from house to house selling glue
composed of acids white lead and
other poisonous ingredients that no
mother would dare to mend her chil-
dren’s dolls and toys with. Levlck’s
Famous Turkish Cement is chemically
pure; can always be depended upon.
Is made in Sun Antonio a home in-
dustry invention sold bj all druggists
and J. Levick manufacturer who cau
always be found at 939 8. Alamo St
HOLIDAY presents lap robes fancy
horse blankets saddles bridles har-
ness. leather and canvass spoiling
goods. D. Heye ill West Commerce
street. Both phones. Ask Central.
STEINWAY Square Plano good tone
nice Xmas present 30 dollars spot
' rash. Kreters Hall Hays St. 3 blocks
east front Pine.
EVERYTHING from an automobile to
a trying pan at Plummer’s Grocery.
! He gives jou a premium ticket for
I -omething useful with every purchase
I Wood delivered to any part of the city
from 50 cents to a dollar. PLUM-
MER’S GROCERY STORE cornet
I Victoria and Indianola \stieets>. Old
i phone 1003 —3 rings \
i LOOK —When you buy knives razors
and cutlery goods don’t be fooled
Patronize a man who has had years
of experience tn his line one who un
derstanda his business and who will
give you the benefit of it when you
buy. See PA1)l SCHEITER. H'4 W
Cem. St. Xe - yhone 955 A
i of good cutleiy/and barber supplies.
THE JETT MATTRESS FACTORY
i 231 South Flores street new phone
I 877. Have your old mattress madt
i over or let us sell you a new one al
a bargain.
1 DICKERSON the Stove Repairer 211
X Flores. Old phone 491. 2 rings
Good heating and coding stoves fur
•AN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. THURSDAY DECEMBER 8. 190®
EDUCATIONAL
DRAUGHON'S
San Antonio corner Alamo Piaza ano
Crockatt and Austin; 27 Colleges in
fifteen states. POSITIONS secured or
money REFUNDED. Also tesch BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon’s is THE BEST- Call
or send for
HELP WANTED—FemaIe
WANTED—Woman to cook to co to
country. Call between 4 and 9 a. m.
tomorrow morning al 15U2 S. Flores.
WANTED—A girl to assist in general
work abbut the house. Wages 212
per month. Apply 111 Aransas street.
WANTED—A girl to help in general
housework; three in family. 302
Goliad.
WANTED—Cook. 115 E. Laurel St.
Small family. Wages. $2O per
month.
W woman to cook and
assist in downstairs housework.
Prefer someone who can live on the
premises. Nice place; wagos $l2 per
month. Address 999. Light office.
WANTED—Competent German house
girl small family good wages no
washing nor ironing. Mrs. Dan Op-
penheimer. 220 Jefferson street corner
Pecan street.
WANTED—Situation—Male
BOOKKEEPER bill clerk age 24; six
years’ experience; very best refer-
ences; can furnish bond. English
German. Address 1688 Dally Light.
Don’t Waste Your Time
and money in worthless advertising when a few words
in The Light s want ad columns will bring you what
you WANT.
1-2 Cent Per Word
HELP WANTED—MaIe
DRIVER wanted for Coca Cola Bot
tling Co. Must be sober and relia
ble. Ap: ’" at office of the company.
WANTED-Boys at 126 Soledad St
BARBER WANTED —With some cash.
to run shop. Good wages. 800
North Flores.
DROMGOOIJ6 BROS.. Holiday Jew-
elry. Easy terms. llli/ 3 W. Hous-
HELP WANTED
WANTED—GirIs and boys to work in
candy factory. Jenner Manufactur-
ing Co 416 Labor St.
ARCHITECTS
J. FLOOD WALKER Moore building
San Antonio Texas.
PERSONAL
ASTHMA. Lung and Throat Troubles
cured at Norwood Institute. Nature's
inhalation remedy. Investigation con-
vinces. Trial treatment free. 909 West
Eouston Street.
JOHN H POL TON Real Estate Pen
slon Claim Agent. Notary Public.
Corner Navarro and Crockett Streets.
Phone 439.
PROF. MARMION pnychlc reader
and teacher of the aonl powers of
man Advice given in business love
and domestic conditions. Gives names
and dates. Readings $1 up. 618 Sol-
edad street. New phone 2212.
DROMGOOLE BROS watches eas
terms. 11114 w. Houston.
LUNG DISEASES
CURED TO STAY' CURED
Consumption asthma catarrh throat
and all lung diseases cured to stay
cured. Climate never cured a case of
. lung trouble. It may benefit but the
I disease will return If the party at-
tempts to live in the locality where
he contracted it. Climate does not
kill germs As long as you have the
I germs of disease in your system you
1 will have lung trouble Our system of
J electropathic treatment forever de-
stroys the germs which prey upon
I the lungs. Patients whom we have
treated can live In atty climate and
' never have a relapse of the disease
i Come and Investigate Consultation
I free. The Electropathic Sanitarium
4 221 St. Mary's Street up stairs.
MISCELLANEOUS
H. R GEYER make* any kind of
wagon to onier almost as cheap as
you can buy them In a store. See
him about one. Corner Avenue D
and Travis street.
D. HEYE. 11l West Commerce Street
for holiday lap robes and horse
blankets. Both phones ask Central.
RUBBER STAMPS —We make 'em In
r. day. Complete rubber stamp man
ufucturlng department now- installed.
Address stamps signature stamp*
dating and numbering stamps. Mav-
erick-Clarke Litho Co. San Antonio.
Texas.
DROMGOOLE BROS. Jewelers. Easy
terms. 111*4 W. Houston.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WANTED —To exchange Remington
Typewriter No. 6 for good top bug-
gy. 1420 North Flores.
WANTED—Animals and Vehicle;
WANTED —A thoroughbred Jersey
cow; young fresh and a fine tnllker.
Address Box 1048 stating facts.
PATENTS
PATENTS Illustrated Handbook free.
No patent no fee. Established 1864.
MILO B STEVENS & CO 929 14th
St. Washington D. C.
For Rent Rooms for Housekeeping
FOR RENT —Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping 428
Grand avenue corner Austin on car
line upstairs.
UNDERTAKERS
ZIZIK UNDERTAKING COMPANY
sells the best. 221-223 St. Mary's
street.
WANTED—Agents
AGENTS —Canvassers mixers ped-
dlers solicitors mail order people
etc. should buy KRAMER'S BOOK OF
TRADE SECRETS. Regular price
$5.00. but bal. of last edition for $1.25
as long as they last. Guaranteed. Or-
der quick. Sioux Pub. Co. Sutherland
lowa.
WANTED—Miscellaneous
IPEST rubber tires put on by H. R.
Geyer corner Avenue D and Travis
street. Try him.
PLUMBING repair work. Rollins 301
E. Commerce. Both phones.
WANTED —Everybody to know that
the photos made by Barr on Main
plaza for $1 00 per dozen are not bum
affairs such as stamp button and
postal card pictures but are first-class
In «very respect and as fine as money
and artistic ability can make them.
WANTED —To trim your carriage
buggy or phaton and make it new
again D. Heye in West Commerce
Street Ask Central. Both phones.
TYPEWRITERS
A FIRSTCI-ASS Remington typewri-
ter for $5O cash. Apply 236 E. Hous-
ton street.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
I GARZA * CONTRERAS agents for
MEXICAN LABORERS. Employ-
ment office and messenger service.
j 814*4 W. Com. St. New phone 623.
BEXAR BUSINESS BUREAU EM
ployment Agency. Both phones 187.
12C Soledad.
DENTISTS
DR HOUSTON CHANEY Dentist
has moved his office to the Moore
Building fourth floor. Old phone
2as-3r. • gaord *d: a. me
FOR SALE—ReaI Estate
$5000
Buys a well constructed house
of 7 rooms located in the swell-
est district of the city. Building
erected only 3 years ago. Finish-
ed in an up-to-date manner and
boasts of first-class plumbing
■tatfoMry washstand. porcelain
tub. electric lights chandeliers
gas. House Is screened through-
out. Lot 50x150.
F. C HUNNAM A CO.
Room 202. Moore Building.
—Both Phones—
FOR SALE—Vehicles and Harness
NEW hand-made wagons at H- R-
Geyer coiner Avenue D and Travis
street. Get one you’ll never use any
other.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR S. J. AND NELLIE HASSELL.
Osteopaths. Riverside Building. Both
phones. Residence old phone 2079.
AUCTION SALES
E E SOMMER J M LILLARD—Som-
mer Auction and Commission Co.
will sell anything for you either at pri-
vate or public sale. Make specialty of
land and furniture sales; goods bought
and stored; will advance money on
stored goods. 131 North Floree street.
New phone 1367.
J. R FOOTE —General auctioneer will
make outside sales anywhere at any
time 102 West Commerce Street.
Both phones 201.
FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms
ROOMS neatly furnished; reasonable
rates. 450 Soledad street.
FOR RENT a pleasant front room
furnished. Reasonable; within
walking distance from business cen-
tre. Private family. 124 Richmond
Ave.
THE COLUMBIA—4OI Avenue C four
blocks from Postoffice under new
management; strictly up to date.
FOR SALE—Furniture and Pianos
$4OO OAK CASE upright piano for
sale at a sacrifice if bought right
away. 450 Soledad street.
LOST—Found Strayed Etc.
LOST—A small hand purse between
Lockwood bank building and tho
convent on Augusta street containing
eight dollars. Return to this office for
reward.
DROMGOOLE BROS. Christmas
Presents. Easy terms. 111’4 W.
Houston.
BICYCLES
BICYCLE repairing. Rollins 301 E.
Commerce St. Both phones. Work
done by men.
VITALITY®
CURKDby Dr. Klines Invigorating
Tonic. Used xucctiMfully hi nee 1871.
FREE I >1 TRIAL BOTTLE.
Pellet)ta peyiat eipr«eaa<« Mly m 4b!l*wy
Caetaltatiea partaeai ar by )MUr and valuable
Treatin' Free. Or R. N. RURI IRITITITE
til Arcs St . Phl(a4«lplUa. Pa.
To Eastern and Northern
Summer Resorts.
The Louisville A Nashville Railroad
affords the Fastest. Train and Finest
Service from New OrUana and Mem-
phis to all tho noted Summer Resorts
In the East and North Ticket* will
be on sale after Jure Ist at very low
rates to Niagara Falls. Mammoth
Cave Put-In Bay. Old Point Comfort
Waukesha St. Pau! and Minneapolis.
French Lick. Petoskey Oecnomwoc
Mountain Park and to the Mountain
Resorts In Tennessee and Kentucky
ticket* being limited for return until
October 31 1908. Tho Louisville a
Nashville operate* Double Dally
Trains out of New Orleans and Mem-
phis for *ll resorts mentioned Train*
are wlde-vestlbuled and carry modern
Pullman Sleeper*. Electric Lighted
Dining Cars and Coaches and Free
Ret lining Chair Cars. For rate*.
t«me table* and further Information
address below named representatives
of th*
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
P. W. MORROW T. P. A. Hou*
ten Texas
T. H. KINGSLEY. T. P. A. Dai-
tas Tex**.
J. K. RIDGELY D. F. A. N*w Or
lean*. L*.
OPPENHEIMER & WATSON
Saur Building Alamo Plm*. •oV’ Phono* 618.
Keal Estate. Investments
HARBORS CONGRESS.
। Nearly 1000 Delegate* Present at the
Waehington Convention.
Associated Press.
Washington D. C. Dec. 6. —Nearly
a thousand delegates are in Washing-
ton In attendance on today’s opening
session of the National Rivers and
। Harbors congress. Harvey D. Goulder
!cf Cleveland president presides.
Speaker Cannon and Representative
Burton chairman of the house com-
mittee on rivers and harbors were
) among the speakers at today's ses-
। slon.
The object of the convention Is to
secure the annual appropriation of
450.000.000 from congress for the *y«-
; tematic work in the improvement of
the antion's waterways. Representa-
tive Joseph E Ransdell of Louisiana.
GOING TO
HOUSTON or
GALVESTON
0
■
Try Our Naw Train
TneAiamoSpecial
Just telephone 35 (either phone)
and give us the tip.
121 ALAMO
GoingW est Young Man ?
We heartily concur in the advice of the
immortal Horace Greeley.
Colorado Utah and all Pacific Coast Points
reached via
MIDLAND ROUTE
"Hits the Bull’s Eye of the Rockies."
Elegant Dining Cars. Through Observation Sleepers.
Learn all about it at
NEW Y0RK...425 Broadway CHICAGO... .107 Adams Street
0MAHA....219 S. 14th Street KANSAS CITY 566 Sheldley Bdg
C. H. SPEERS G. P. A.
tyth and California Sts. Denver.
Located in the Fanhandle
iISITYVXPTC Country constitute a vast
Vv&CAQ Wdl UV&I D proportion of those who
are out of debt posses* an abundance of all that la necessary to com-
fort and easy hour* and own
BANK ACCOUNTS.
Those who are not so fortunate should profit by past experiences
and recognize that these conditions are possible in
THE PANHANDLE
as no where else for the reason that no other section now offers
REALLY HIGH-CLASS LANDS AT LOW PRICES
and that the Agricultural and Stock-farming possibilities of this section
arc the equal of and in some respects better than three io five time*
higher priced property located elsewhere.
In a word: Many Magnificent Opportunities are still open here to
those possessing but little money but prompt Investigation and
QUICK ACTION
®are advisable as speculators have investigated
and are fast purchasing with a knowledge of
quickly developing opportunities to sell to oth-
ers at greatly increased prices. 2
THE DENVER ROAD
Sells cheap Round Trip tickets twice a week
with stop-ovae/priviieges.
For Full Information. i?tite to
A. A. GLISSON G. P. A. Fort Worth Texas
who made u tour of 20000 mile*
around the country since the last sea-
slon of congress. In behalf of the
river* and harbor* movement report-
ed to the convention that he foun t
sentiment to be strongly in favor of
the vigorous prosecution of the water-
ways improvement as a remedy tor
the wholly Inadequate tran*|>ortatlon
facilities now afforded by the rail-
roads.
John Sharpe Williams of Missis-
sippi and Chairman Tawney of the
house committee on appropriations
will address the convention tonighL
Remember fhe special price of 20
per cent discount on vehicles If bought
between this and January from C. H.
Dean.
J. T- Burnett & Co. Undertaker*.
A bath traveling sixty miles
an hour a shave hair cut. mani-
cure service ladies’ maid sten-
ographer buffet library car com-
partment-observation sleeping
car all furnished on
“Knickerbocker
Special"
—FROM—
St. Louis to Indianapolis
Buffalo Niagara
falls and New York
Leaving St Louis dally 1:00
p. arriving Buffalo 6:35 a. m.
New York 6:00 p. m.
—VIA—
Big Four-New York
Central Lines
Address Big Four representa-
tives for particular*.
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