San Antonio Sunday Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 70, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 30, 1902 Page: 10 of 12
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TEN
conning
Lilt
Ought. it would seem to give exemption
from the disease* which prey upon the
residents of thickly |>opiilated citie*.
But there is no exemption from disease
•nd in the country as in the city one
may see the cheeks grow hollow and the
eyes grow dull while the frame wastes
■way with that terrible disease con-
•umption
Weak lungs are made strong by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery. It cures obstinate and stubborn
coughs bronchitis bleeding of the lungs
■nd other symptoms which if neglected
w unskillful!}- treated terminate fatally
in consumption. The action of Goklen
Medical Discovery in the -tiring 01 wast-
ing diseases is entirely philosophic.
Emaciation and consequent loss of
weight are among the most striking
wymptoms of what are known as wast-
ing diseases. The body is not being ade-
quately nourished and the cause of thia
Jack of nourishment is not laek of food
lint lack of ability in the stomach and
the other organs of digestion and nutri-
tion to prepare the food for the assimila-
tion and nutrition of the body. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cure*
diseases of the stomach and the organ*
of digestion and nutrition and so en-
ables the body to be nourished back to
strength in the only way bv which
strength can come ; that is. by food per-
fectly digested and assimilated.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
is a temperance medicine. It contains
no alcohol neither opium cocaine or
any other narcotic.
Accept no substitute for " Discovery."
There is nothing "just as good "for yon
though many things may pav the dealer
a larger profit.
CAUGHT GOLD.
"The first day of this year.” write* Mr* Kate
Scher of si. Paul Avenue. Milwaukee. Wk.
*1 caught a heivy cold. whkh vet tied on my
lung* and brought on a hemorrhage From
that time on until the firM of April 1 from
My lune* five different time*. ] wa< *o weak
and unoonr I ctMdd only do th*- li<hte<t work
The doctor told me I wa* going into consump-
tion. My breath was short and at time* 1 could
hard!v get my breath at an Thi*' i* the «tate 1
■was in when I began to take Doctor Pierce’*
Golden Medical Diacuvery. After the 6nd
bottle I was much better and f could walk two
or three block* Without trouble My breal h was
not so short and I was much improved. After
taking four lot (les f could work all day and J
net-er felt better in my Utr. I think your m*di
cine the best in the wqrld and I recommend it to
all who are troubled as 1 was *
WILL MAKE AFFIDAVIT.
*T was sick for about th’er month* had
chills fever and roughed a great deal." writes
Mx. W. L Brown of McDearman. Jackson Co.
Tenn "Moat of my neighbors and friend*
thought I had consumption 1 wa* reduced in
flesh and wa< very weak—only weighed no
]*onnd«: my physician thought there was Utile
nope for my recovery.
"My wife went to the store to get some anti-
febrin. quinine etc . for me and a friend of mine
(Mr W. W. McDearmam. who bad bee® taking
Dr. Pierce’’* Golden Medical Discovery recom-
mended this medicine for me Finally 1 decided
to use it. after my physician told me that it
would be good for me. w I sent and got one
bottle and before all was taken I weighed 149
pound*—a gain of jo pound- lam Mill taking
the Golden Medical Discovery haw taken
nearly two bottles aud now weigh 163 pound*
which ia more than I ewr weighed iam Mill
gaining strength and taking the Discovery ’ I
wish to say that tbi* i> n recen* recovery that
only two months ago I only weighed about 110
pounds
"I can and will make affidavit to this full
statement any time If you wish louse this a*
a tMtimonial do so. aud 1 wilt answer all letters
from inquiring sufferer* "
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser containing 1008 pages and over
700 illustration* is sent free on receipt
of stamps to defray expense of mailing
only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers or 31 cents for tbe
hook in cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce Buffalo N. Y.
VALUABLE HORSES
BURNED IN A STABLE
Detroit. Mieh.. March 29.—-Seventeen
i»c horses and promising celts were
burned to death early touay in a tire
which destroyed the training stable of
Frank 11. Colby. the well known driver
and -trainer in Highland Park. The lire
started just before daybreak from m»c
unknown cause.
Among t'nc horw destri yed were the
1-Hewing:
Red Royal. 2:24' 4 . live-year-old trot-
ting staliicu. valued at $5000.
Hurry I’. troMn. 2:23%. valued at
52.500.
The King trottei. 2:21»».. value $2000.
Maiden Queen pneer. 2t13% >alue
$2000.
Muneo. 2:32% trotting. -tallion. value
$2000. ' ""yaw
The total loss Is about $30000
‘ HOUSTON sApOON MAN FIXED
A prominent saloon man of the Fifth
ward of Houston. Texas was placed un-
der sliest Saturday morning at oue
o'clock in a saloon on East Commerce
street by Ofliecr Frank Xewnant on a
charge of carrying a pistol for which oi-
fense he wu* Aued 8100 yesU-rday by
Judge Kroeger in the Corporation court.
Il is claimed that the gentleman had
just arrived in the city from Houston *
few hours previous to his arrest and
bad entered the saloon and called for a
bottb- of champagne which was rufused
him on th<- grounds that num wn« in
stc-k
Then according to the olli-oi's state
ment the gentleman from Houston
reached into a pocket and pulled out a
roll of green backs said to contain $3.-
00U. and claimed that he hud money *o
pay lor the wine ut the scene time plac
ing the other hand into hi* hip pocket
■ n-l drawing a pistol. ex-tanning that
ho also had a pistol to protect it with
The pripiiitor called tor the poli.-i.
Otlh-vi Xewmun responding and placing
him ipi ler arrewt. He was released on
a glitOJamd al 4hr police station ter his
■iqicaranis- in -s'liit yesterday.
—WALL PAPER AT HERWECKi.
A CHAPEL FOR
THE SOLDIERS.
Mi*. E. E- William*. the etauxeltal
iroui lllinom. «h-' has been eoudiiaoig
rein al services* lot the *oMier» m ■ ta
Is-oa. Ie on tMernuiert Hill will quae
Ini .goers taeie t-might and Munday
uT kair S.n ApUnio ler Denton Teg.
v hi-iv —he will a**i*t Itev. R. 1. Sdh*
pu-tm 1 pa*Ur ot Trinity M. E. ehuroh.
tris <n>. in special services ter u lew
Ju- in. -cue wa» very dr-irvg» I.J
na<e-Mm. W illiams with him to open
th. »x rk on Egutet. but >: great w Hie
intcre-t am ng the - Idiet- uiat site r*--
m-».l to leave tlu-tn Imfore the time
.ner.ti- tied.
lac nun tr. m the liarracks have al-
tciidid t«e meeting* iu large numbers
i.tM a good many conversiuna lunoiig
jlu 11 He usxmrred. The I'hriutian sol-
<..ers nave liecn working enrncntly for
the sajvatii n of their c Hirade- aim a
det p interest prevails. The werk is um
■lei me general »u|»rvisioir 01 Rev. W.
I. Gates and i- ini< r-denoiniiuitloruil iu
ehamctei. Quite a number of earnwl
t hristlutes ir«m the Miernmu Slrem
church. German Evangelical church. Free
Methoaiat cliurcn anil elsewhere nave
been helping to press the battle.
Ine musie parlieulari) haa been some-
what unusual. With u svldiei *1 the
organ part vf tai-tinu-. Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Ivan 01 Mr*. Dr. Fee taking it alien
he i-ogld n. t be there a comp.’sed
of scjdieix lest in song by I’rivute* CiA-
kie if Curtis or ilse by Mr* han. of
the German chur.lv. the ’tiiTiug revival
sang- latve made mgbt meradiop* for
ptist two weeks. Many puwers-br 01
resiji nts i f.tiw neigbbi rhood liavu oom-
mented up.n the w nderiul harmony.
1V is the purpose of these interested to
build * idiapej near the post for the act-
them' I'hapel near the post for the sol-
this chapel will represent no partieuiar
denominution. but will simply be a place
of wor-itip where soldiers of all types ot
religious laitdy will feel wdecnie and at
heme. They are greatly interested in
the ei-terpiisc themselves and arc con-
tributing t it. Mrs. William- has also
received voluntary contribution.s from
almost every state in the L'trion from
her perxunal friends for this purpose.
The site lor the chapel will prolubly be
purchased before she leaves the city.
Rev W. 1. Gates and his wife will de-
vote their lives ta the pact rate of this
work.
During her stay here Mrs. Williams
ha- occupied a room in a private house
nchr the post but has taken her weals
in the "orti -cis' mesa 'hall” on the sug-
gestion of the chaplain and by invita-
tion f the jtfi'-ers tAemselves. At pres-
ent she is the gur-t of Ret . Gaitrw and
wife.
CONCERNING CROWNS
At a time when thd columns of the
dally papers are overflowing with in-
formation about the fortuccmiug coro-
nation of Edward VII.. an article ou
' English Regalia. ' by George Ethel
bert Walsh. In the April Era. P very
opportune. Here is what we are told
about the crown:
The bestowal <• the crown Is to
many the most important part of the
ceremony. The actual official crown of
England is that of St Edward's and
w-hlle all late sovereigns have their
State crowns of more recent date and
workmanship the official crown is al-
ways prevent and placed on the head
at the coronation. This official crown
was made ip 1662 by Sir Robert Vy-
ner. It is a massive affair and not
one that a monarch would care to
wear for any length of time. A heavy
golden rim forms the base* of the
crown studded heavily with large
pearls diamonds and other precious
stones. Four Jeur-de-lia and four
crosses patees rise -vlternately from
this rim. richly studded with gems
and diamonds and from the top of
each cross rises an arch of gold dip-
ping gradually toward the centre. The
centre of the crown where tho arches
meet is an orb of gold filled with jew
els diamonds pea-ln and colored
stones. A cross patee set with dia-
monds rises above this orb. surmount-
ed bv a magnificent spherical pearl.
Small arms or brackets !ia.ig depen-
dent from this pearl holding drop
shaped pearls. A cap of crimson- tel
vet goes with this crown and com
pletes it.
There are more expensive crowiu
than this of St Edward’s in the roya
regalia and others to which attacl
greater historical interest; but as tin
official crown of England since tlu
restoration it is naturally held in grea
esteem. Queen Victoria’s state crown
made in 1838. is much smaller an<
lighter than the official one. hut it li
full of diamonds pearls rubies an<
precious stones. In the crohs patei
in the front of the crown is tbe fa
moils great spinel ruby which belongei
to the Black Prince in 1367. and wa
worn by Henry V. at Agincourt ii
1415. In the center of the crown 1
also the magnificent sapphire said t
have been worn in a ring bv Edwan
the Confessor and buried with him ti
Westminster Abbey. The single larg
ruby of this crown is worth half a mi
Hon dollars and besides tljls there ar
four rubies eleven <dxt»*e
• sapphires. 277 pearls and 2783 dii
| monds in the crown.
HAD BARKERS’ TOOLS.
William Roy. who claims to lx- • bar-
ber by proii*vnoi» wa* given »ixty days
in jail yesterday by Judge Kroeger. I"
the C’uiponiiion '.-curt on 11 charge of
disorderly conduct.
He was arrestril by Deputy
Adams Frida night ’in a tear room ot a
saloon on Auefili street where he was
eaught trying to sei’ some barbers’ tools
cetwisting of brushes. er nibs towels etc.
Adams stated that be had been watching
the man for some time saw him i*p
proaeh a gentleman and together they
er.t n red the saloon and proceeded to *
rear roomy w-here the defendant opened
a bundle and produced the tool* which
he tried to sell.
The iiain was turned over to Officer
Keilnran and lie was taken to the city
hall and locked up.
li R. V. M. C. A. NOTES.
This afternoon at 3:30 o'dtck the
meeting will be pened by Mr. Harry
Hunt who will.conduct the song service
■rhi-h will be tgH<-wed by a •bort talk
by the wmetary on the subject "De-
■i-inn.' Mies F iter will *ing :'|n the
S« ret < l His Ptesynev'’. AJI gee inwite.i.
the l.a.His- auxiliary will meet Wednes
day atleruuou at 1 o'clock Aplil 2.
SAN ANTONIO. SUNDAY LIGHT SAN ANTONIO. TKX M MARCH 30. 1902.
SISTER: read my free offer
Thniiaands besides mrself have cured themselves with It. lendll tn |duio wr -Hyes.
TO MOTHtiUS OF'DAIXHTtEM Iwlll explain n slmrle Home Irealnui ] which Mieixllly
inde.loctualij runs Xv ■■*>*> *>u. <*r*l» ”or»*«*nd P”iV"l “ r fro-wor JhMlrii.tui. In yoiinr
tidies. 11 wi.lao-» roana-ciityand ra-p.r.*eand sure jei-ir ot explaining
her troubles toothers. Plumpnesa and health a'nuyH rysuit from Its uw.
W hereser you Ils* lean refer you to well-know n ladies of .'our own s !?tuor count yw h-> liaow
•nd win rUdly trllanv mifterer thaithl* HomeTnatment really cures all dlwased mndltloas ot
aurdel'cSefWiale organism thorous-hlv strenrthen. relaxedl muscles and ligaments which_C3U.se
displacement. snU makes w omen well. Write today. as this offer will not lie mad" again. Address
nRS?n. SUMMERS Box Notre Dame Ind. U. S?A.
THE PRINTER’S PURGATORY.
I dreamt last night that I'had jour
neyed
To the regions for down lielow.
To that place of torment eternal.
Where sometimes a printer may go.
’’Ah. a print.’ was Lucifer’s greeting
"Tho" I see you’ve not come to stay.
Just come to renew old acquaintance?
All right. I will show you the way."
Straight to the job room fie then led
me.
To a gall’ry inside the door
Where I ga»«d 'n horror and pity
At the struggling crowd on the floor.
Each man in his hand held his scla>
sors:
And the proof that lay on Ms cane
Showed Roman. Italic and Gothic.
With cautions to "line up the face."
As I looked at these swelt'ring
• • wretches.
And the cardboard litt’ring the floor.
I thought of the Inland’s new system.
And spoke to my guide at the door.
"Why don’t you buy Standard Line
faces?
I pray you. O Satan to tell."
But he frowned and sternly made an-
swer.
"My friend you forgot this is—.”
Well.
1 woke with a start and a shudder
And then laughed aloud at my fears;
For not a “cardboard printer" am I—
So the devil may take my shears.
—Lewis f. Judson.
M lUKE DEFERRED.
Low. 11. Ma». March 29.-At tin
eonehlsion of an all-night conference I*’
tween a committee of citizens aud rep-
rewentativee of the textile council ul
this i-iti it w is'ann-iuhjxd e*Hy today
that th;- threatened strike of 16000 vol
ton mill operatives iu this city ha* lieei
averted for the present The st rite
order will be deferred fur a week at
least to give the citizens a chance to use
their good office* with the mill manag-
ers to bring out the increase in wage-
demanded by the operatives.
BASEBALL DECISION.
N-w York. Marell 2P. Ju«ti.» Ti mx
iu Jie Supreme court today handed down
a docisiuiu in the X.itional I<eagtte base
ball light uverrulinj the demurrer made
by the Spaulding interests against the
procee lings begun by Freedman. The
.kirision gives Spaulding leave to with-
draw iris demurrer to the complaint on
the. payment of cost*.
San Antonio Steam Laundry. 'Phone 270
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
By virtue of the authority vested it
me by the charter and ordinances of
the city of San Antonio I. Marshall
Hicks mayor of tbe city of San Anto-
nio do issue this proclamation order-
ing and directing that an election be
held in the city of San Antonio and in
the several wards and precincts on
Thursday. April 10. 1902. for the pur-
pose of electing an aiderman at large
to All the vacancy existing in said of-
fice in the city council. The polls will
bo open in the several precincts from
8 o'clock a. m. to 6 o’clock p. m. at
the following places;
Ward No. 1. —Precinct No. V Vot-
ing place city hall Military Plaza;
Koenigheim presiding officer.
Ward No. 2.—Precinct No. 2: Vot-
ing place- Benevolencia hall Mata-
moras street; Antonio Flores presid-
ing officer.
Ward No. 3.—Precinct No. 3: Vot-
ing place. Nic Peters’ store corner
Zavalla and North Leona streets: Joe
Wernette. presiding officer.
Ward No. 4. —Preelnct No. 4: Vot-
ing place. Engine house No. 4. corner
Main avenue and Romana street; Geo.
Hines presiding officer.
Ward No. 5. —Precinct No. 5: Vot-
ing place Sam Maverick's store cor-
ner Avenue C and Tenth street; Sam
Maverick presiding officer.
Ward No 6. —Precinct No. 6: Vot-
ing place. Marquardt's hotel corner
Austin and Tenth streets; John A.
Bitter presiding officer.
Ward No. 7.—Precinct No. 7: Vot-
ing place. Ziemonteck's store. Goliad
street; George Benneck. presiding of-
ficer.
Ward No. 8 —Precinct No. 8: Vot-
ing place. Wall'd barber shop. No. 605
South Alamo street: Charles Baker
presiding officer.
In testimony whereof I hereunto
sign my name and cause the sea] of
the city of San Antonio to be affixed
1 this 19th day of Match A. D.. 1902.
MARSHALL HICKS. Mayor.
• Attest: OTTO PRAEGER. City Clerk.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
San Antonio Texas March 23 1902. —
Sealed proposals in triplicate for fur-
nish ins Fuel du l ine fiscal year ending
June 30. 1903. at. Posts iu Department
of Texas will be received until 12
o’clock m.. April 25 1902. Proposal* -
will be received at same time by Quar-
termaster at each Post for furnishing i
supplies required by that Pint only. U.
S. reserves the right to rc>"t or accept I
any or all bids or any part thereof. In- ■
formation f nrnishad 'on appßcation here'
or to QuartcrmMtera at various Post*.
Envelopes containing proposals should be 1
marked “Proposals for Fuel at — ! - t -—” 1
nnd addw-ed to thd undersigiied or to
ye*pei-ti''■ Post OnarkonMnM*** JOHN
L. CLEM. V. M . 2 '
I Mar. 2« 27 28 29. AfriL kWI*.
Win Wordi to Sufferer*
From a Woman of Notre Dims Ind.
1 will mill 1. free of any charft th|* Trmt-
Binnt with (u'illn»<lr»<nlon* miml the* bMot) of
MAI CUM'to mi) i.fly nuH- r * Ir
You can cure ymarMlt m h mu<* without the aldol
any phyokUn. It wHI cwt yae iMthlnf to rfrn tbe
♦h* itm-nt a triwl. and if you ffecldn to continue it
wUlonlycoM><»un»K»ut twelve cento a week. !t
nil! nolinterfere with rnur work nr occtiiwHlon.
|Ha%e ■•thing to tell. Ti‘ll olhor Miffcrera of It—
Uri!.i}-»111 ItcurrMa!!. ) vendor vid.
n brnrin r-uown prnMitlon. ncn»eeof
fmiM ndir.: eiil. in the tmek or bowrh ercH
I nir ut> thehpino. • dmlretocn frequently
hot UwHhfd. wenrinriua frruurut d« sire to uritiut*'
or if m>u Ix*u<x>rrhra (WbltcwL
or FallUurof tun Womb. I’rofUM*. bennty orFwinfui
IVrtodx Turnon or Growths!. •«Hir»>N MBS. M.
Him VERS NOTRE DIME. IND. V. H. A. for
tho Fnkr Thkatmkwt n d Frit. iNmutMATioN.
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST.
Remaining unclaimed in the postoffic*
at Ban Antonio Tex. for the week end-
ziaturdav March -29. Parties calling
for letters in the foliowing list will
please say “advertised.” A fee of one
•■ent is charged on advertiw‘l letter*.
Head letter* witn y<n» full addresit
street »nd number.
Write your name and address on the
edge of the envelope so that in ease
your correspondent is not found your
letter can bo returned to you direct.
As soon as you change your address
notify the postmaster which you <an
do by djopping a card to him in the box.
All complaint* as to service etc. should
be made direct to the undersigned.
G. G. CLIFFORD
Postmaster.
MEN.
A—Willie Anedrson. Tcm Andrews.
Celeste Alexander Silvestre Ayala.
B uoomhower. Geo. Behymee
H. Belding. Geo. Blank G. B eck « r *’®S2'
liunmll. G. P- Bathwick. Harry Butler
Kent !UUey. L. M. Brown. I- M
A l_ Bruhl. E. F. Beall Hunk N. Bo*
well <3iaa. O. Brown. E< b Block. I . Bur-
rough. Billnrelo Banos.
C-Tcdeiiio Uss lens* W ilbe Chum
nev. Mi C.*>k. Zolin Oartvsaz. Sep Cup
!*■;. Sila* CurUy. sto C. Clark. Charlie
' nappe!: kb Car. Norman Qaike G.
t <ur. l( i. J.s. Coneall. G- K C'-oley G. W.
CWnbrn I Cloyd k'loyd t£t° n-
■ D LL. nuvW K » Dd • unA ’ T -
Davie- ill. H. E. DUlmi. Ted Donohue.
.1. C. 1 nonki* Dowden.
E- C. Eiiis Frank Ellis.
F-Phae P. Fo. 15 *' Muk
Fernandez. < h-o(a.s Fliires G. Fawn.
G—Rafael Gareia. Horace Green. I*o
narlo Garcia Juan P. J- Grif-
tin. Gee. Gernha4?er Petro Garra
\ Ga*c«. Beu GnTvln .Vdori * Gomes.
Epitaaio Guintezo ?
H—ll p. Itarlaml A- L. HiO- L.
Hoaul. Arthur A. H<ffaker. J.‘ E. How ie.
A.T. Hughes. L. M- Hagerty. Parte Ha-n
uis L u Hagerty. R. W. Hudson FVau-
Hei’tKiiiik'r Robi- A. Hoftnuiu R. J.
Hill Cha-. 11. Hay. Melhne Houch San-
to. Hei: an<.ez J.i Hutebimain. WNMat
J—:Mr. Frank Jone*. Jim
J.hns n. Andrew Johnson Clyde John-
ion. A. M. Jury. J. C. Jacobs.
K—S. L. Kirby Jee Koura J. Kankin.
L —T. G. Logue Pniyedeo. Luaroe. J.
G. Lowe. Frank Lotten Gregcria Lopez
Elanterio Luva Ge<>. E. Long. Aulnw
W. Law.
M —Peter Mclntyre. Wallace Merrick
M. J. Macaw W. E. Manraw. Malia*
Mansios W. A. Martin Jim MAJutolieon.
M. A. .Moore G. L. Morris. C. R. M tt
N. M. MoCurdy. Callen MeGarstle. W. U.
Moonuey Matter Meek Henry A. Alillev
H. B. MiMer. Mr. McTaylor. F. S.
Murphy.
N—V. D. Ni bb-. D. Norton. L. U.
Nowell.
O 11. W. Owslei D. M. O'Connor.
P-Zieu. Pratznrcn Elijah Phillips;
Wiu. M. Price F. A. Porker. AVm. Plsr-
dee W. Perry.
It- Michal Iloscielaki. 11. G. .Russell
Toma*. Rangel Gniiiateal Rodrigc*. AJ-
bars Rogers. Santiago Rodriguez F. Fos
ter Ray. Johnjiy .Rigsby Jds Ratliff
deo. M. Rec-ner W f> ttjehen. W. Rob-
inson. W. A. Regan
is—J. J. Sears. J. D Scott J. H. Si
mons (21 Chas. L. Saunderson G. R.
Schocf EdidSe Scott. Ed. Swank Elbert
Sloan Joseph Strauss G. E. Scott J. E.
iiowe Humer Stajr. Sam F. Smith F.
S. Sewit A. B. Slack. Fr. Stadele A.
eunchez. Ona Scrutehfield Jake Schwint
Wm. C. Skinner. "W. E. Shape. W. L.
Springfield Pedro Su ndnval Wm.
>eaiene.
T—Paul Tuuberbkc. J. B. Turner H.
B. Tarbeek. Jan. Thurlow
U—Phil. Vhrig.
V—Florencio Valdez.
W—Herbert Wood J M. Watson. W.
D. Wright C. X. Whitlock Charles Wat-
son Edwin Webber Lester Weaver. Gns
Williams R. Withers D. J. Warth T.
Wallace. Walter E. Wynne. E. K Wolf
Sidney B. Wood.
Z—G. P. Zimmenor. W. L. Zook.
WOMEN
A—Clarisa Austin.
B—Mrs. J. D. Bannerman Emma
Blum. Emma Bradley Josephine Bowen
Mis. B. 1- Bullard. Mrs. N. E. Bowles
Mamie Ball. Rita Barrera. M>“. E. S.
Black Augusta Burow.
C—Vada Cottingham Diana Carter
Florin Chapman. Mr«. Andrew Crawford.
Mabel Clay.
D—Francis Dameron. Hazel Davis.
F —Delfin* Flore*. Ada FonM. Mrs. F.
Frisch.
G—Dr. Emily Griffith. Maria F. Gu-
tuirea. Mr*. L. Go** Anieeln Gaitan.
Brownie Game). Julia Gray. Mabel Gal-
bert. Maria F. Guiferrez. Manuela Gra
cia. Mr*. Al T. Gaus*.
ll—Mrs. J. E Harper. Mr*. R. P. Hal t
I mail Mr*. F. G Hildebrand 7lr«. A. A.
Harrison. Su*i<- Howard Mr*. O. G.
I Hugo Mr*. A. Hoyte Annie las; Mill
I Holland. Mr*. M A. Howell. Maria A.
. Hast*.
T—Mi*s Inter. < -
J—Ua’tie Jeffnon. Mis. N. H Jack»wli.
I Mr* C. L. Johnston. Margaret B Jone*.
; Ralph Jackeoti. 1 ■ " ’
K—Mr*. Marv Kiiwh.
I.—Anna Loui* ' ”
1 M - AMw MeAlMer.'cAdH* ’ -Farlirnd.
' Sarunidi Morw Katbeviuu Manning
Clara Mentrnhaii. Mr* It. L. MordUuua.
Susie Mansfield. Juanita Mogrsf.
N—Burn Nterwiley Mrs. F. Nix.
P— IxH-rctin Perkins. Mrs. C. Palmer
Mary Phillips. Birdye Parnell Mrs. A. J.
Pautsch. Ro»enda U. de Pens.
R- Mme. N. B. Wilson Rose. Su*tu
Ruinirc*. Mr*- F. J. Haines Mrs. France*
Rodriguez Mrs. Georgi- Quuelar Rebecc*
V. Rodriguez Candacv Ragland Adell
Robiasolu. lazzie Ruckuud. Mr». Col
Hugh T. jb-ed.
N>- Mr». Maud Si urges Mr*- Smith
Hiuilie SchurtVi. Beulah Swpnk. Birdie
Smith. Mr*- B»y. G. U.. Sluffrid. Mr* A.
C. Seiler Mirs. J. Sauers.
T—Mrs H. W. Taylor Mi»* Pona
Truheart Mr*. Amah Tumlinson.
W— Ih-sjie Wryler Mrs. J. M. Went
Annie Wilson. F.s*ie E. Weare*. Untie
White. Bettie Welch Dels William*.
Fannie Weaver Mr*. E. B Wood«oii.
Handle Whitely.
Z—Mr*. G. R. Zudek.
FOREIGN.
A Romana Almendare*.
B Mrs. M. Broadbridge.
C—Reyes Carreon.
G —T. F. Goode. Jr. (2L Florentino
Gayring.
H—Anita Helen. 1). Cristiua Hernan-
dez A. Holbert.
L —Margarito lazpez. Mr. Lucas. Anto-
nio Lieera.
M—Pioglrinta Mana*. Simon C. Mar-
tinez P. H. Mellnish. Jesus Martinez
Santo* Morales Para S. Morale*.'Heine-
dias A. V. de Nino.
O—Gregorio Ortega. Isidro Reyes
Benjaman Ruiz.
S—Felimon Salua.
t— Chiz -Vjllareal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
■ N. Y. & Tex. Intnd Co.. Shipp Ewell
& Co.. S. A. Paper Bag* i Twine Co.
The Democrat. Dempsey & Carroll.
DI E LETTERS.
Annt'Ruth IMtef Bt>x.'
DCE PHOTO.
Ro*h
You have good reason to tear an at
tack of pneumonia when you have a
severe cold accompanied by pafna in
tbe chest or in th« back between the
shoulders. Get a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and use It as
directed and it will prevent the threat-
ened attack. Among the tens ot thou-
sands n'ho have used this Remedy tor
colds and la grippe we have yet to
learn of a single case that has result-
ed >n pneumonia which shows that
this Remedy is a certain preventive
of that dangerous disease. For sale by
all druggists.
THE GIFT CONCERT
IT IS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Public in General Is Called on tn
’ Aid and It WHi Doubtless Respond
Heartily. 1 -
The ladies who are arranging the gilt
eom*rt for the benefit of the Public
School Art League fund announce tbe
following program:
1 Rhap*ody
Miss E. Sternsdorfl.
•2. Violin Solo Schubert’s "Serenade’’
arranged by Remenii.
Mi. Roy C. French.
3 Bae* Solo "Bandolero” Stuart
Mr. Will Herff.
Accompanist Mrs. Ed. Sachs.
4. 'Cello Solo-
fa) “La Rave” Goltermumi
ibi “La Cygnc” Saint Seen*
Mr. Edward Goldstein.
Accompanist Miss Sternsdorff.
5. Trio —
(a) “Meditation” Bach
lb) “Traum der Seimerin”
Labitzky
Mr*. E. Rische violin; Mrs. E.
W. Seng flute; Mr*. Ed. Sachs
piano.
0. Soprano Solo -
la) “flood Bye.”
(b) “Chuson Prbveneale.”
Del Aoqua
Mr*. Bessie Bell Andrew*.
Accompanist Mrs. M. D. Hesse.
Since giving in the list of gifts for the
society" column the ladies have-revived
several valuable additional ones includ-
ing a lot in East Englewood from Mr.
Ixmis Oge valued al
Mr. Hugh B. Rice has donated a set of
Thackory in ten volumes.
Mr. Harry Miller has given a silver
molas.es pitcher and tray that make an
extremely beautiful gift.
The ladies desire it understood that
this is an entertainment for the bo'nefif
of all the public school children in thb
city as the proceeds are to be evenly di-
vided in proportion to the number of pu-
pils among all the schools. They re-
quest the co-operation of the general
public and do not believe that it will
fail to respond.
Tickets for tbe Gift Concert weie
placed on sale Friday at the following
places: Snider ■ Dascomb Piano Co.;
Adamek Bros.; Washer Bro*.: Critzer
Bros.; E. Hertzerg. and Chapa 4 Dries*’
drug store. The price of admission i*
$l. ami everybody will receive a present.
Could Not Breathe.
Coughs quids croup grip- bronchi
tls other throat and lung -troubles
ere quickly cured by One Minute
Cough’ Cure. Onje "Mftiute Cough Cure
la not a mere expectorant which
gives only temporary relief tt softens
and liquifies tbe mucous draws out
tbe Inflammation and removes ihe
cause of the disease. Absolutely safe.
Acts at once. "One Minute Cough Cure
will do all that Is claimed for It.”
says Justice of tbe Peace J- Q- Hood
Crosby. Miss “My write could not
get her breath and was relieved by
the first Jose. It has been a beneflf
to all my family.” .Tames Clavin. C.
Schasse. Wm. Appmann.
.RHODES’ WEAJ/HH
London March 20.—A financial m-
thorHy cf -the Daily Telegraph e-rtiawte*
Ceci! Rhode*’ fortune at. over $15000000.
MARE YOURSELF SOLID
With yonr l»*t girl by taking her out tw
a ride' in one of those fine rig* to be bad
only at D. J. Woodward tt Co. St. Mary’s
street stable*. Their charge* are reason-
iible; *0 you caw have enough change left
for ne cream.
SUNDAY SHORT SNAPS
Smail men rarely c»er rear real
nuait U>y*.
•• • -
I npfdd tlootiug debt* i* not money
|hi< into efr.-ulatiou
\\> tiuiiUi*; Mr Smippei* due* u»l
nam’ lu lie alderinan ■* “ ’
Tip- moat. vi<-ioU* ut reformer* i* an
yld rrtoi tiled 07 take ’
• • •
Hue you umney yon want to burn;
.start a campaign organ.
deruia'i llellignatnn would make n»
a Rood active iMaHMB.
»• • • - a
Giving away 11 few fr.im-hiw*. ia favor
iti- ]M«ttue with <>ui city dad*.
'flu- (ieop|c would iuudly expect a
prea her to make a good sheriff.
A haliitual liar muirily bear* the
mark* erf dewptkm on the face.
Wm. Davis strikes the "key note iu
hi* platform." municipal ownership
San Antonio want* a few live real e*
tate men who know how to advertise.
• • »
It is boldly assertrsl that cigarette
smoking kills more people than whisky.
There are other* beside* the police
man a-ho are supposed to be pn tin- bca'.
The several light rfranchisea *honld
realize t nice pot tin’ the campaign
fund
A good man oi woman is always chari-
table when looking into th? fault* ot
othm. ;
• • ♦
JUst watch Wolff A Marx’s bu*im.«*
glow; they lire regular adrcrflxers in
the Light
♦ * •
"Aerus* the creok" la-gi-i* to look al-
most an quiet a* a prohibition town in
East Tex»».
• * *
It is rumored that tin- bacteria are
about to go on another strike—in the
water main*.
• « »
Tile outflow sewer people should get
a -move on themselves before the hot
weather sets in.
Fake advertising scheme.* are the bar-
nacle* that eat up the substance of many
a prosperous business
Tile i-rty dads were only interested in
securing lower rates for the people and
thev have done this in short order.
» • •
Althougii the Inuid lias ceased to
play -some of the west Side aoubrette*
still pull beer stopper* and play keno.
Varies -Brown would make a good
candidate for alderinan and it might
test hi* ability and ‘trengjh for may-
or.
• “
The tune Is ueAtiug when AMermau
Hiekmap is expected to feel the puUte
pulse on aßOthcr financial scheme for
the city. »
The ino**buck grocery keeper allow*
goods to dry up amt 'rot away- on hi*
shelve*.-instead of advertising them on
the bargain counter.
An irresponsible uublisbci. ihat ♦*•
one with no financial standing nualy
ever hurts anyone.’* feelings with what
he puts in his paper.
“Competitive electric light plant*
don't- always often
they sell oiit. but they always obstruct
the street* with tlieir poles.
Wickedneaa sometime* grows too bold
and defiant. Who would have believed
ten year* ago that San Antonio would
not have a single variety theatre.
"Ain't that “Duck” a “Dandy Liar.’
vju otten hear expressed on the utreete
by gentlemen when their conversation
turns to a well known political promo-
ter. ♦
Ihe last quarterly statement of the
city auditor shows ihe city paid for ex-
tra legal talent connected with the her.-
er'faim scheme the sum of five hundred
dollar*.
« • » •>
Historian Barnes needs to tevisc hl*
newspaper*statistics; some ot his dess-riy
•tive write-ups arc badly off. ‘Twas an
aet ot criminal negligence in failing to
: speak of Colonel McHugo’a Chronicle.
Tlie league of Liberty member’
should keep their eye on prohibition.
At the present rate of growth in ten
year* the entire state outside of the
large cities’will go dry.
There is no need of consulting a spe-
cial directory to discover who constitute
the most successful land enterprising
business men of the city. Just toki‘ a
glance at the advertis«merita in the home
papers and vou will be immediately en-
lightened.—The Chror-iric.
City Callector Ed Steve* has not tot
mallv announced as a candidate for may_
or. but a whisper Of that tenor heel
create no surprise if it should we heard
almost any day.' t
-What i* sauce for the g6ose 1* sauce
for the gander.” Thp barber shop*
should r.ot be forced to close on ana-
dav- ur.li*< all other avocations against
♦ hich the law operates are forced 10
ihbcv thp
It the union barbers insist .upon rank
iug affidavits aguin*t non-union barber*
for violation of the Sunday law the sa-
loan xnem propiiFCoi-s of soda water
fountains book stores gambling bouse-:
ami dive* mtt*t al*" be made to. toe
the m-.irk
Die enforcement of the Sunday ’aw
as to one and its non-enforeement as to
another is a political crime that the
people will not stand. “Equal right*
to all. and special privileges to non>
t* what a' good Republican a true Dem
mat. and. above id’ a thoroughbred
Texan will stand up for.
| Aw«tin ha* a few case* of smallpox.
Thit oM town would collapse •• tt fail-
ed of a Hew M-nsatiow now and then.
In the absence of anything ruorr oxeit
ing. it will quote u tew cases of the re<l
pest if for no other reason than to get
1 ha me 10 raiae the yellow liag.
101. Short Snappers: “It i* a rar*
thing tu hear of 4|i honest man L-eouilu-t
rich in politi-s” \es; but tla-ii yot<
Hot fre<|iieiit)v hear of men lasoining rnd*
through political iilHt ’ We h*** *oum
heie ii. .“san Antuniu who ha*e material-
ly incrra*i*d their a**et* since they iaM-
em-1 their teeth on tin- public teit.
'* iMiwxiuu* laW*; Uurdei'sime taxation
corruption. extravagaiii%- . liar t time
anJ tbe like liquid Hoop ecaae lu b* *
ism-piiu.u* ailment iti our body politic
it the people will only direct iheir et-
ieidion to the moan cause. Sen-I Arabs
ripe broad-guaged. im i-lligeiil nicn. not
stmleut* io cur legislative hall* aml
the mai-i cause of our ailmentii wilt um-h
disappear.— The Record.
San Antonio Steam Laundry. ’Phone 270
SODA WATER
DISPENSERS
AND
Bottlers of
Aerated Waters
Sbtuld ...tldtr th. «eare>/e*M
and .e.n.mr af .bt.lalag tb.tr
tuppll.l Nt AN AT HOUt
| Qballty Sairanteed THE BEST~|
• Crushed Fruits 1
Flavoring Extracts
Simple & Compound Syrups
Liquid Gas
and Apparatus for Same
PriCBßookerMfgC(i.
224 W. MueuSt SaaA«tOßiiT«i.'
RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS
Bargains In Diamonds. Watohoo.
Jewelry. Musical Instrument* eto.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
THL MICHAEL LOAN 1.
110 #olodad BtrsM.
Albert Beltel R- M. B«U»1
BEITEL LUMBER CO.
R. M. Beitel Manager.
Successor to F. 3. ositsl
Lumbir & Builders' Hirdiire
P. 0. Box 893. .
-..80TH PHONE# NO 2W-
—Branch Yarda at Kerrville. Texss—
Office and Yards: Wert Com-
merct «treeL near the I. ft G. H. B. R.
L. W. HAGY*
CONTRACTOR *
—And—
BUILDER
19M Buena VI»U Street. Tsi. IMK
Designs and ertlmatea furnlstasd on
all kinds of building and repairing.
CHARLES GILDEMEISTER.
Expert
Watchmaker
21-JewelOQso
Vaoguardtu —
Railroad watch re-
pairing a *p*c<alty>
325 W. Com. St.
Chicago
Dental
Parljrs
Absolutely the only upto-dats offic*
In Texas. Anything tenown to the
profession can be bad In this offlen.
You must not pay ten and flftesn
dollars for sets of tsetn and crowna
when you can get them here for moat
half that money.
We guarantee everything we do to
be the best or money refunded- t -
GA# FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
DRS. WEBSTER & CURRY
Office Hick* Building.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION
ASHEVILLE N. 0.
For the above occasion. Round Trip
Tickets will be on sale at New Or-
leans. May 6th to 10th. Inclusive
at rate of <20.85. or Oue F*ro fbr
the Round Trip. Final limit for re-
turn May 2lsi. -except that by de
positing tickets on or before May
15th. and payment of 60 cents limit
will be extended until June 2d. Tile
Louisville & Nashville R.R.
operates Double Dally Train Ser-
vice between New Orleans and
Asheville with Through Cbacbes
Sleeping and Dining Cars and bis
been chosen as the official route tor
Texas delegates. For full informa-
tion as to time folders and sleep-
ing car reservations call on. or nd-
dress.
P. W. MORROW.
Trav. Pass. Agt-. Houston. Tex.
T. H. KINGSLEY.
Trav. Pass. Agt.. Dallas.-Tex.
J. K. RIDGELY.
Div. Pass; Agt.. Now Orleans. La.
Managar*.
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