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SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS: WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 12, 1911.
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While visiting San Antonio, the Carnival, Battle of Flowers
and the great -Military Maneuvers,
Make It a Point
To have your eyes measured and properly fitted with glasses.
Remember, it might be the inferior glasses you are now
wearing which keeps you from seeing as well as Nature
would permit with the aid of properly fitted lenses. Trust
your eyes to us when needing glasses.
Re.es Odtita
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AMATEUR MAY BE II HOPE
Big Boston Boy Knocks Out Two in
the National Championship
Tournament.
BOSTON, Mass., April 11.—Another pos-
sible^'white man's hop©" was uncovered
*t the National amateur boxing cham-
pionship tournament at Mechanics' Hull
tonight, when John Sevcrino, a 200-peund
member of the Armory A. A. of Boston,
won the heavyweight championship by
disposing of Joseph Burbe Cox, also of
Boston, in fifty seconds. it had re-
quired only two rounds for him to put
away T. J. Dorsey of the Irish American
A. c. New York, in the semifinals. Both
were knockouts.
Warren I). Barbour, son of a New York
millionaire, did not opnear to defend
his championship gained in this class last
year.
O' 'he other half-dozen championships
awarded, the 105-pound class probably
produced the next best fighter of tho
evening in Johnny Fallon, a Boston mes-
senger boy.
James Jarvis of New York won f'-om
I'rank McUarry of New York in the 135-
pound class after three rounds. In the
145-pound class after two rounds of stiff
exchanges, Ted Hodgon of Somerville, a
New England champion, was laid low
bv John Fischer of New York. A single
round sufficed for Napoleon Boutillier of
Boston to lay low John H. Craige of
Philadelphia In tho final of the IBS-pound
class.
Tho championship in tha 125-pound class
went to Frank Huffnagle of Brooklyn by
default, A. Kaufmann, also of New York
breaking his hand.
About six years ago a little sore appeared on my leg
near the ankle. I did not think anything of it at the
time, until it spread to the bottom of my feet. The itch-
ing was then severe. The irritation was always worse at
night, although it bothered me during the day, too. No
matter when the itching came on
I had to scratch it. After using
one bottle of Imperial Remedy I
could see a change—it began to
heal, and after using eight bot-
tles my feet and leg are as
healthy as the day I was born.—
J. T. Bradley, Godley, Texas.
Imperial
Eczema Remedy
While Imperial Remedy has
cured thousands of cases of skin
diseases, it will not cure every
case. If Imperial Eczema Rem-
edy won't cure you, we don't be-
lieve there is anything known to
medical science that will. Some
of our patients write in that our remedy will not cure
them perfectly, but that it gives immediate relief and
more comfort than all the medicines they have tried.
If we can cure tjiany and relieve all our reward is suf-
ficient. Will you try a bottle? It cleanses, heels and
stops all itching or pain at once. Price, $1.00.
For sale by most all drug stores. Sent express pre-
paid upon receipt of price by Imperial Medicine Co.,
Houston, Texas.
THE LOCAL DRUG STORES
RECEIVE SUPPLY OF NEW REMEDY
New Medicine Called Digestif Found to Be Sure Relief for Indigestion
and Stomach Disorders.
IT DIGESTS FOOD THAT STOMACHS CANNOT
MARSHALL. 6; PIRATES. 0
Acadcmy Baseball Team Has Better of
Seven-inning Game.
In a seven-inning game Tuesday aft-
ernoon the Marshall Training School
baseball team won from tho Pirates on
the former's diamond, 6 to 0.
The features of the game wore the
pitching of Carr for the winners ana
the heavy hitting of llurdock for tho
some side. Carr allowed but one hit
and that one a scratch. He received
good support and was never In real
peril of losing his game. The score:
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Marshall Training 301 210 *— fl 6 1
Birates OOO 000 0— 0 1 l
Batteries: Carr and Murdock; L,lm-
berger and Bodct. Umpire, Eillff.
GIVE HIM A HALF-NELSON
Woman Says Every Wife Should Be
Able to Thrash Husband.
PHILADELPHIA, April j\—Miss
Blanche Whitney of Philadelphia, who
Is said by her friends to be the premier
woman wrestler, and who la an adept
A Limited Number of Full Size Packages Will Be Supplied Without
Cost to Prove Ite Wonderful Merit,
The local drag stores as veil as all
first-class Pharmacies throughout the
country have been supplied with the
new remedy for stomach disorders—
called DIGESTIT.
This new medeclne has been found
to be a sure relief for the distressing
symptoms of Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia. It will digest food in remark-
ably short time.
Special arrangements have been
made with the makers of this new
remedy whereby thoy propose «t> prove
Its wonderful merit—A limited num-
ber of full size packages will be aup-
plled without cost by your druggist,
that you may test it In your own case.
These packages will be given to the
first ones calling, so if you are a rio-
tim of Indigestion do not misa this op-
portunity to get relief, or If you are
one 6f the many who enjoys a hearty
meal, but do not Indulge too freely
fearing the after effects—that full un-
comforUMa fteUng, tieaifturt, beMK
tag or sour stomach, yoa ssrety w0
try this remmrksbla relief. Two «
three tablets Immediately after oaring
or when suffering will relievo ihnw4
Instantly.
Digestlt ts a barmlees medtebw at*
aolntely free from any dangerous M
habit-forming drugs—Jt digests food la
a natural way and tonea tho dlgeatlvo
organs to a healthful condition. It
aids assimilation, thereby giving nutrfc
tlon to tho famished body.
■with the toils, advises evenr young
woman to take wrestling and boxing
lessons, so that In their future life they
may be able to control their husbands, him on his oaok and keep patting htm
It not with love, by physical force. there until h« agrees to be me*. ft wilt
"lr your husband Is cross or disagree-make a gentleman out ot hint in
able." advises Miss Whitney. "Jut puttime."
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"KATY" Train Service From San Antonio
No. 16—Local Train to new Braunfels, San Marcos, Smithville,
Austin and all Local Points north. Leaves 6:80 a. m.
No. 10—"Katy Limited"—A limited train with unlimited com-
forts, carrying Electric Lighted Sleepers to Kansas City,
St. Louis and Chicago, with Dining Cars north of
Temple. Leaves 9:00 a. m.
No. 8— New "To the Minute*' train between San Antonio, Aus-
tin, Ft. Worth and Dallas, operated for the four cities
and ON TIME! Carries Chair Cars and Sleepers to
Ft. Worth and Dallas, also a Sleeper for Denver,
Colorado. Leaves 8:1+5 p. m.
No. 236—"Katy Flyer" solid train^to St. Louis and Kansas City,
through North Texas, carrying through electric lighted
Sleepers. Pullman Broiler Service. Leaves 9:15 p. m.
No. 242—"Alamo Special" to Houston and Galveston, with a
local sleeper to Waco. Leaves 10:15 p. m.
We are prepared to furnish Better Service than ever. Our trains are
running more nearly oij time. Our Sleepers are Newer and Better, and
we want your patronage for Long and Short Journeys.
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WALTER WALTHALL, P. & T. A.
R. G. BUFORD Traveling Passenger Agent F. B. GRIFFIN and V. B. O'NEAL Assistants.
City Office 211 East Houston St. (Gunter Hotel Building)
LOW RATES TO SAN ANTONIO SPRING CARNIVAL
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