San Antonio light. [volume], July 25, 1911, CITY EDITION, Image 14

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TUESDAY,
BLOOD WAS IN
POORCONDITION
That Is the Story of AU Sufferers
from Nervous Troubles.
The Cure of This Women Show* Why
e Tonic for the Blood It the Bett
Medicine for the Nerves.
Mrs. J. D. Smith, whose address is
P. O. Box 1?-’, Albany, Mo., was re
■tored to health by the tonic treaunertt
with Dr. Williams' Fink Pills. She
cays:
"A few years ago I was suffering from
• general breakdown in health owing to
an attack of the grip and a nervous
shock. For nearly three months 1 was
confined to my l*<f. i tyas subject to
fainting spells when it seemed that my
lieart failed me. I wa« also troubled
with numbness, principally on my left
aide. I could not step on my left foot
for a long time and had to ik* pushed
around in a chair. My tongue would
get thick and I could pinch myself with
out feeling pain., My blood was in a
very poor condition, I had no color and
became thin and weak. I had no desire
to eat anything and my people thought
I would never get well. I was kept
alive on stimulants.
“The doctors did not seem to know
what, my trouble was None of them
helped me in the least. After we had
spent a great, deal of money and had
tried everything that seemed to offer a
cure, a friend advised us to try Dr. Wil
liams’ Pink Pills. My husband bought
some for meand I recon i dstrength from
them from the start. My improvement
was rapid and I was finally aide to get
around. I took the pills until cured
and have been doing all of my house
work si mV. I always keep Dr. Wil
liams’ Pink Pills in the house and would
not I* without them ' ’
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have cured
anemia, rheumatism, sciatica, nervous
ness, after-effects of the grip and fevers,
and neuralgia, owing to their blood
building property. These pills were
originally a prescription used in the
doctor’s private practice and their bene
fit to mankind ha® been increased many
thousand-fold by their being placed on
general sale with the doctor’sown direc
tions for use.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold only
In package*, never by the dozen or
hundred. The genuine are sold by all
druggists or will be sent by mail, post
paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per
box; six boxes for $2.50, by the Dr.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenec
tady. N. Y. Send for our free Ixwklet,
“Nervous Disorders ”
[Electroliers
■ We have
■ them in
■ all styles
B at all
■ Prices,
■ You should
■ see OURS
■ Before you buy
I MARTIN WRIGHT
■ Bedell Building,
H Ave C.
Builders Hardware
“SPECIALISTS.”
A full line of carpenters’ tools.
MOODY & HORMANN,
120 Ave. C„ Bedell Bldg.
A Glass of
TERRELL WELL WATER
Taken before breakfast will permanent
ly cure
CONSTIPATION
FOR TREATMENT OF
Indigestion, Ulcerated or Sour Stomach,
Diabetes, Bright's Disease. Rheumatism,
Kidney Troubles. Blood or Skin Diseases
take a tumblerful or more M to 1 hour
before meals and at bedtime. For Skin
Diseases it may be applied to afflicted
parts on cotton in addition to taking in-
ternally.
All San Antonio druggists handle this
water, or you can order direct from the
TERRELL WELL WATER CO.
107 Ave. D. Old Phone 4246. New 464.
GLOBE
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
A Home Institution
811 Gibbs Bldg.
YOIJNG MEN
Pabsts Okiy Specific
Dobs the work, You nn
mow it by reputation.
Foe Solo .< v **
\ Pfeiffer’s 20th Century PHnnacles
, [ADIES (’ARMENTS -'MENS tuiTS
DYEINgQa CLEANING CO,,
113 Ave C. v both PHOMES*
VOTE OF THE
GOVERNOR 10
CHALLENGED
When He Went to Polls It Was
Discovered He H a d Not
Paid Local Poll Tax,
THE BALLOT IS LEGAL
Governor Was Informed That
No City Tax Had Been
Imposed,
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
AUSTIN. Tex.. July 25.—50 vigilant
were the election judges of Kaufman
county at the election last Saturday
that Governor Colquitt's vote was not
only challenged, but it came very near
being held Illegal, according to Com
missioner of Insurance and Banking
Gill, who has just returned from his
home at Terrell, where he voted at the
election.
Commissioner Gill says that Kauf
man county is a decidedly pro county,
and so pronounced are the views of the
average pro in that county that it af
fects the business standing of an anti
whenever prohibition Is being voted
on. Mr. Gill, who is him
self a strong local optionist. de
clares that there are instances where
the anti merchants have been given to
understand they must change their
views or possibly lose some trade as a
result.
As to the governor's vote, it appears
that last December the governor sent
a check to b local banker at Terrell
for $2.75 with which to pay his (the
governor’s) poll tax and also a city
poll tax of $l. which is sometimes
levied. This banker paid the gover
nor's poll tax of the state for $1.75
and returned the remaining dollar to
the governor, advising that there was
no city poll tax being collected at that
time. In this, however, the banker was
in error as it proved that there was a
local of city poll tax of $l.
Ills Vote Is Challenged.
Consequently when Governor Col
quitt approached the voting place and
presented his poll tax receipt and cast
-.is ballot, he was asked for his city
•oil tax. Of course, he had none. His
•ight to vote was then challenged, and
xplanations, apparently were of no
ivail. Finally the attorney general's
department was communicated with
over the long distance phone, and a
ruling was forthcoming to the effect
that the governor having cast his bal
lot, the vote was a legal one. The gov
ernor, knowing the local conditions in
his home town, has taken all the nec
essary precautions to obtain the city
as well as state poll tax receipt, but
upon being advised that no city poll
tax had been levied for 1910. he paid
no further attention to the matter.
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes
President Taft’s recent message sug
gesting an amendment to the Pure
Food and Drugs law In its relation to
Prepared Medicines, does not refer to ,
such standard medicines as Foley’s;
Honey and Tar Compaund and Foley
Kidney Pills, both of which are true
medicines carefully compounded of
ingredients whose medicinal qualities I
are recognized by the medical profes- i
slon itself as the best known remedial
agents for the diseases they are in
tended to counteract. For over three
decades Foley's Honey and Tar Com |
pound has been a standard remedy
for coughs, colds and affections of the
throat, chest and lungs for children
and for grown persons, and it retains
today its pre-eminence above all other |
preparations of its kind. Foley Kid
ney Pills are equally effective and
meritorious.
NAVY NEEDS DBY DOCKS
OF MUCH UK SIZE
Battleships Grow Larger Year by
Year and Docks Will Not Hold
the Big Boats.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
WASHINGTON. D. C., July 25.—
As battleships are built larger year
by year, the navy department may ,
recommend’to congress the construe-1
tion of a mammoth dry dock at New
York or Norfolk, exceeding in size any
naval dock in this country.
Tentative plans for the dock con
template a length of 1000 feet, near
ly 200 feet greater than any Ameri
can dock built or building, a beam of
110 feet, the width of the Panama
canal, and a depth of 34 feet. Were
the battleships Wyoming and Arkan
sas ready for commission at the pres
ent time there would not be a dock
at an American navy yard wide
enough to accommodate them.
This situation, however, will be met
before these ships are completed by
the new docks at New York, Pearl
Harbor and Puget Sound and the en
larged dock at Norfolk. These docks
will be able to receive any ship built,
building or designed for the United
States navy.
UNION
AINLEBS
DENTISTS
The Norfolk dock will be completed
by Sept. 15; the New York Feb. 1,
1912; Puget Sound March 2, 1912,
and Pearl Harbor May 22, 1913.
32g W.
Commerce
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Goods Dealers In the United SUtM, Canada and Xurop^ (
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Paid State Poll Tax.
FOR JUST ONE MORE WEEK
The opportunity to save money on every kind of Furniture Is here If you’ll take advantage of It during the next seven
dsys. The carpenters began the work of remodeling and making the Alamo Furniture Co.'s Store one of the most beau
tiful and up-to-the-minute establishments In San Antonio—but they've got to have room to work, and wo are going to
give you the advantage off these values in order to move out as much morohandlse ss possible. READ THE ITEMS:
BEAUTIFUL BED
Like Cut
A genuine Iron bed, exactly like the
above cut, sold even'- 4
where for $3. This sale A■ W
BRASS BEDS
$l5 fine brass bed, 2-in. posts $7.50
$25 fine brass bed, 2-in. posts $9.95
$35 tine brass bed, 2-tn. posts 13.50
$5O fine brass bed, 2-in. posts 18.75
$lO.OO BED FOR
$4.50
3 feet 6 inches wide, like cat.
WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS
$2.50 woven wire springs for.. 50c
$3.00 fine steel springs for... .81.00
$6.00 woven wire springs for. .$3.00
$B.OO coil springs, for 3-foot
6-inch iron bed, with woven
wire top. far $2.50
BUFEET
$lB golden oak sideboard... .$ 9.95
$3O golden oak buffet $10.50
$l5 golden oak sideboard... .$ 8.35
$25 golden oak sideboard ... .$13.50
$5O golden oak sideboard. . . $26310
LINOLEUM REDUCED
50c oilcloth for 34c
65c linoleums for 42c
$1.50 Inlaid linoleums f0r...75c
$1.75 inlaid linoleums f0r...95c
FLASHES FROM
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Texan Charged With Marder.
McALESTER, Okla., July 25. —
Mitchell Pli'kett, 65 years old. alleged
to have murdered a man naimed
Moody anil his son in San Saba coun
ty. Tex., has been arrested here. Pick
ett asserts he is innocent.
Wirt-less ComiMin.t bankrupt.
PORTLAND. Me., July 25. —As tho.
result of an agreement between at
torneys, the t'nited Wireless Telegraph
company, was declared bankrupt in
the United States district court.
New Law in Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga.. July 25.—The
Georgia senate has passed a bill for
bidding publication of the names o
the victims of criminal assaults.
Was Not Cholera.
QUEBEC, July 25. —As a result of
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
VERNIS MaRIIN BEDS
This beautiful plain Vernis Martin fin
ish. 2-lnch posts, steel tube bed, 3 feet
6 inches wide; sold everywhere for
$12.50; only slightly dam- (• Aft
aged, for -Oa W
PARLOR CHAIRS
$5O 5-plece parlor suits, y| OC
damaged, for -f»vO
$ 5.00 value for $l.OO
(Slightly damaged.)
$lO.OO value for $6.50
$12.50 value for $7.75
$15.00 value for $9.50
GO-CARSS
$2.50 folding carts $1.50
$4.00 folding carts $2.25
$9.00 collapsible carts $5.25
$15.00 collapsible carts $8.95
CAS RANCES
$12.50 gas range, like cut...s 8.95
$30.00 Buck gas range $16.50
$35.00 Buck gas range $19.50
$40.00 Buck gas range $22.50
AUMO FURNITURE CO,
117-119-121-123 Main Ave. 119-118-120 N. Flores Street
the bacteriological examinations in
the cases of Illness among the crew of
the steamer Bendu, detained at Grosse
Isle, it is officially announced that
the disease was not cholera.
Seven Dead in Cave-in.
MUSKOGEE. Okla., July 25.—Sev
en men were killed and several in
jured here when a deep sewer ditch
caved in, burying the workmen. Fou
bodies have been recovered.
Boot Legger Is Nabbed.
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
DAY CITY, Tex., July 25.—A negro
named Henry Harris was brought
liefore Judge Holman this morning
and Pleaded guilty of selling intoxi
cating liquors in local option terri
tory. 1!< was fined $lOO and sentenced
to 60 days' confinement in the county
jail. The officers here are
th:it no violation of the law shall go
without the most rigid prosecution
Jud ,-e Holman stated that there is < o
room in Matogorda for the plsto
tot- r " or boot-legger, and that when
tln> officers apprehend one and bring
him before his court he will be sure
to reap the reward he merits.
Spend your summer at Hot WeHa
American plan. Special rates.
$l5 library table, like cut, in
early English and CMC
golden oak, f0r.... *7>*7o
$ 8.50 golden oak table.. .$ 3.50
$lO.OO golden oak table. ..$ 6.50
$20.00 golden oak table.. .$12.50
$40.00 golden oak table.. .$27.50
$12.50 white enamel- £* ftg
ed refrigerator for.
$ 9 00 refrigerators $ 4.95
$15.00 refrigerators $ 9.75
$30.00 refrigerators $18.73
Similar
to Cut
$37.50
$ 55.00 dining room set (similar to cut) $ 37.50
(Can be had in golden oak or early English finish.)
$150.00 four-piece golden oak or early English dining room set...s 87.59
$450.00 twelve-piece early English or golden oak dining room 5et.5225.00
$600.00 twelve-piece golden oak or early English dining room 5et.5395.00
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Ovirlosk
Thls
Great
Special
CHILDREN’S CRIBS
$7.50 child's wood crib for... .$2.50 $lO.OO child's iron crib for... .$3.70
Golden oak cobbler or cane
seat rocker for $1.98
$4.00 golden oak rocker f0r..52.65
$12.50 mission rocker f0r....56.50
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Curtis in St. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG —Curtis Guild
Jr,, who succeeds William W. Rock
hill as American ambassador to Rus
sia. has arrived here. Premier Stoly
pin. who has been absent front his
office recently because of ill health,
returned to the capital yesterday.
Dirigible Ends Trip.
BADEN BADEN —The dirigible
I balloon Sehwaben I has arrived here
i from Friederichaff and was turned
| over to an aerial navigation company
which it will be operated for six we r.«
in exeusion Hights to Gotha and Rer
| lin.
( lura Ward Is Divorced.
I'A >: is—The civil court yesterday
ismi'-d a decree of conditional separa
tion to M. Ricciardi from Madante
Ricciardi, the former Princess 4®
KITCHEN CABINETS
$ 6.00 kitchen cabinets $ »
$ 8.00 kitchen cabinets • 4.63
$lB.OO kitchen cabinets $12.50
$40.00 kitchen cabinets $26.75
HANDSOME RUCS
GREATLY REDUCED
$6.50 9x12 granite rugs 4.25
$12.50 9x12 wool fiber 43
rugs for O« < *7
$3O 9x12 Axminater 4 Q 7C
rugs for XO.O
Maay Different
Styles
»
Extra special on extension tables,
golden oak and mission finish.
$ 6.50 6-ft. extension tables..s 3.95
$12.50 6-ft. extension tables..s 7.15
$15.00 6-ft. extension tables
(like cut) $ 9.95
$25.00 6-ft. extension tables. .$16.50
Chimay, w ho was Miss Clara Ward of
Detroit, Mich.
Ask Premier to Resign.
TEHERAN —The national council
has unanimously demanded that
Sihahdar, the new premier, resign.
He had been openly charged with dis
loyalty.
Moro Maine Victims Found.
HAVANA —The remains of three
or four more bodies have been recov
ered from the wreck of the Maine.
TTtey consisted of bones, most of them
fractured and piled in a heap.
Officials Exchange Shots.
(SI ECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
LOCKHART, Tex., July 25.—Hon.
Frank S. Roberts, district attorney,
'and Mr. J. B. Putnam, county treas
[urer, exchanged shots from revolvers
as they met in the hallway of the
courthouse Monday morning. The af
fair was of a personal nature and
friends of both parties brought them
; together and the matter has been
' satisfactorily settled.
♦♦♦
Murder Trial Is Started.
(SPECIAX. I'o THE LIGHT)
1 GONZALES, Tex.. July 25. —The
| case of Bill Caboness. charged with
i murder, was called for trial in the
district court this morning and both
JULY 25, 1911.
Golden'oak wardrobe, like cat, bat
which is slightly dam- y|
aged, for “fraWW
Dining room chairs of great va
riety in both golden oak and mis
sion finish.
75c wood seat diners 30c
$1.25 cane seat diners 75c
$2.50 wood seat diner5.......51.30
$3.50 leather seat diners 82.25
Similar
to Cut
$37.50
From Which
to Mako Year
Selection
$lO.OO golden oak dresser...s 6.05
$15.00 golden oak dresser...s 8.00
$25 birdseye maple dresser. .$16.75
$25.00 golden oak dresser.. .$16.75
REED ROCKERS
$ 4.00 reed rockers for $2.25
$ 5.00 reed rockers for $2.85
$ 7.50 reed rockers for $4.35
$lO.OO reed rockers for $5.95
sides announced ready for trial at
the work of selecting the jury was b
gun from the special venire summo
ed in the case. Caboness is a neg
and is alleged to have killed Wa
Harris, another negro, about thr
years ago. The defendant is repr
sented by able counsel in the perst
of Hon. A. B. Storey of San Anton
and W. D. C. Jones of this city. Som
thing like seventy-five witnesses a
in attendance and it Is expected th
several days will be consumed in tl
trial of the case.
Impair Mental Facultlei
and should not be allowed to
come chronic. Whether caused
beat or cold, stomach disorder!
nervousness
Hicks’CAPUDIN
is the best remedy to take,
liquid — effects immediate — pie
ant to take. 10c, 25c and 500
drug stores.
WARDROBES
DRESSERS
MATTING REDUCED
140 rolls white China
worth 40c and 45c, for 4 C
the small sum 0f....
Great quantity of remnants, in
colors, to close out at 4 A
only IUU
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