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PERSONAL
„ UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
Manufactured. Repairing and covering.
110 K Houston Su Maffl * Co.
MRS. dr. NORTON. SPECIALIST
dictates and irrsgularitlts of woman.
010 W Mt LaureL
SECRET SERVICE AGENCY
,, R r *vatA Ths inoat reliable agency of
kind la Ue south. ill Front build*
tng. New phon* 1101
MISS FRIEDA ENGELHARDT. TER
roll building, 113 Avenue D. New
Itbout 1U03. Ladle* hairdresser anu wig
‘natter. Shampooing parlor, manicuring
end face massage, scalp treatment, wigs,
toupees a specialty. Manufacturer of
noir goods. E. L. Francois, manager,
ban Antonio, Tex.
VlETOClDE. THE GREAT DI81NFEC
tunt and Inaacticide, kills germs, ants,
ntotha, roaches, bedbugs and bugs of all
kinds. For tale by all druggists. Agents
Wanted. Visiodde Chemical Co.. Beau
mont. Tex.
Let LEHMAN A CO. PAINT YOUR
signs. 120 Lcsoyq 8t. New phone 848.
HOME FOR LADIES BEFOREHAND
during confinement. Good doctors and
tourses; infants adopted, confidential. !
P. o. box ill.
PR. J. A. JONES. 207 U ALAMO
plaza. Private diseases.
HR, WHITE, FORMERLY "with THE
.Union Painless Dentists, now located
at 209 Alamo plaza, over Frank Broa'.
store,
J. D. COCKRELL
INSURANCE
All kinds. Loans negotiated.
281 Mackay Bldg. Old phone 702.
OLD AND BAD ACCOUNTS COLLECT
ed. no charge unless settlement Is
made. P. O. box 48.
TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU.
Enclose 10 cents for particulars.
•trietly confidential. 328 East Com
merce street.
WANTED—AN OPPORTUNITY TO
guarantee a quick and sure cure of
Srlvate diseases by White Dove Injec
lon. I know It will do the work with
out auy trouble. It is mild, safe and
sure. C4I1 for Prentis, afternoons, 205
Avenue C.
RISCHE S SAN TONE BREW HAS \LL
the other Iron Brews in the market
skinned a city block. New 398, Old 2730.
WANTED — TO KNOW PRESENT
whereabouts of G. O. Sohota: was In
Dallas .when last heard from. Alma So
bota, care general delivery.
ARBACCIS. SCIENTIFIC PALMIST, IS
. now located at 417 Main avenue. Old
friends invited to call.
EYES TESTED; GLASSES PROPERLY
fitted, 81.00 and up. Alamo Collateral
Bank, 112 East Houston street, San An
tonio, Texas.
LADIES—MRS. BLACKS COMPOUND
Regulator never fails; price 82. 201
Bowie, San Antonio, Texas.
A BUSINESS CHANCES
BHANB AND KIMBROUGIL CON
trsetors and builders; plans snd spe
cifications furnished. 789 Marshall St
Old Phone 4403.
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS COTTON
gin, nearly new; good country. Address
204, care Light.
FOR SALE—GOOD PAYING GROCERY
business in good locality with new
dwelling and two corner lots with all
conveniences. A bargain. Address No.
$36, Light.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—4-70 SAW
gin outfit; complete; in good location.
For particulars write 1’ostmaster, Kam
ey, Tex.
FOR SALE—BUTCHER SHOP WITH
all tools for sale; also a gentle fam
ily horse. 1434 North Hackberry.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS AND
pay later. Your credit is good. Either
phone 178.
FOR RENT—GROCERY STORE ON
corner, with four living rooms. Coop
er and Washington streets, cheap rent,
good location. Old phone 3708.
WANTED—A PARTNER WITH SER
vlces preferred, who can furnish 82000
to assist in filling a contract carrying
several thousand dollars profit; could
use an auto In good condition for about
half of amount; investment secured. Ad
dress 28L care Light.
NOTICE TO BUSINESS INVESTORS.
Railroad stock for sale or exchange
at fifty cents on the dollar, company
Incorporated and existing under the laws
of the state of Texas, construction of
road guaranteed under absolute con
tract: will sei! from ten shares up, "not
less." par value $100 each, for cash or
will exchange for good San Antonio
real estate at reasonable valuation, will
also consider a first-class five-passen
ger auto in the deal.
This proposition carries with it a good
position in the office of said company,
at remunerative salary for services, if
you are interested in the opportunity of
a life time, address "Corporation.'' care
postoffice box No. 54 4, San Antonio,
Texas.
References, San Antonio businessmen.
CONFECTIONERY STORE, STOCK
and fixtures, doing good business;
|275 if sold In next ten days. P. O. box
162. Pearsall, Texas.
JWOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM PAR
tles deairing to purchase timber to
be cleared from 233 acres land, Karnes
City, fifty miles from San Antonio.
Mixed hard wood. Ed Pond Jr., Galves
ton, Texas.
FOR SALE—DOWNTOWN LINE, UP
to-datt grocery business for cash only.
Reason, going north. Address 14, care
Light.
WANTED—TO BUY OR RENT. A GRO
eery store with living rooms. 1902 S.
Flores.
"CLEAN UP YOUR OLD ACCOUNTS."
I buy accounts, bills, notes or judg-
Pients of any nature. Address 50. care
Ight.
WANTED—A LADY UNINCUMBERED
understanding millinery that can ex
change references; have a fine propo
sition. Address No. 165, care Light.
INVEST 83000 IN TRACT FOR NEGRO
or Mexican lot proposition and make
825,000 profit. Address M. N., P. O. Box
482. I
SWAPS
WILL TRADE TWO LOTS BY HICH
land Park for good second-hand rub
ber Ure top buggy. C. T. F. Ford, 109
Avenue D.
TO SWAP—CLOTHING AND CLEAN
ing and pressing for chickens, prefer
white ones. 118 Soledad. New phone No.
8028. Old phono No. 6278.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE—TUESDAY, AUGUST
29. 10 a. m.. 504 Garden street. Arti
el-s have been described in last Sun-
Aty's paper. Sommer, auctioneer.
TAILORS.
PANCOAST & KOHLER. 104 EAST
Commerce street. Handl* ths Shack
unaxon woolens, new fall good*.
SPECIAL NOTICES
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
AND CURBING
lit Aloxan street DAVE LEHR. New
phon* 2481. Let us figure with you. Our
prices sr* right
WANTED—WELLS TO DRILL. GIVI
u* a chance to bid on your work. Both
cable or rotary work. San Antonio OU
Well Drilling Co., 428 Guntar building.
Old phone 615.
WE MAKE OUR OWN TRUNKS AND
bag*. Repair wont a specialty. Excel
sior Trunk and Bag Co., 311 Alams
plaxo. Both phones.
LET LEHMAN A CO. DO YOUR
house painting. 120 Losoia Su New
phone 848.
CLASSY PRINTING AT HON EST
prices. Loose leaf work, cards, letter
heads, envelopes, all classes job work
done right. Prices less for cash. South
ern Printing Company, 317 Navarro
street. New Phone 911.
LET ME CLEAN AND DRESS TOUR
harness. T. F. Cogar. the shoe, har
ness repair man, 217 Avenue D.
W. G.
205 Moore Building.
ANYONE HAVING UNBROKE HORSES
or mules and wishing them ridden,
will please bring them to or notify Fln
to i Griffin, care Fairmount hotel; will
not cost you u cent. They will bo ridden
in the broncho busting contest on Sep
tember 9-10.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Notice Is hereby given that no one
will be allowed to ride on the private
railroad of The Medina Irrigation Com
pany without a written permit from the
general office.
Ais* no visitors or outsiders will be
*4lowed on the property or at the works
of The Medina Irrigation Company,
without a written permit from the gen
eral office.
Anyone found trespassing on the prop
erly of the company will be promptly
ejected.
THE MEDINA IRRIGATION CO.
LET ME FIGURE ON YOUR BUILD-
Ing and repairing: plans and spfeifi
cations furnished: loans made. S. W.
Myer, old phone 5009.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS. $1.76 CASH.
We save you money on all cash work.
Southern Printing Company, 317 Navarro
street, New Phone 911.
NO SPECIAL DAYS AT RISCHE’S
Bottling Works. Come up any old
time and see one of the cleanest bot
tling works in Texas. No. 1117 Ave. B.
WANTED—FILMS TO DEVELOP, TEN
cents a poll, any size: an enlargement
free with $2.50 worth of work. William
J. Stucke, 405 East Commerce.
GEO. CAEN. _ THE FRENCH DRY
cleaner and dyer, is now located at
740 East Houston, corner Nacogdoches.
Both phones.
OUR WATCH AND JEWELRY DE
partment is in the hands of an expert.
Our motto: Not how cheap, but how
good. Alamo Collateral Bank, 112 East
Houston street, San Antonio, Texas.
LOST. FOUND, STRAYED
A WANT AD IN THE LIGHT PUTS
you in touch wklt nearly everyt-Jy
in San Antonio that reads Engilah. be*
sides thousands of readers tn Souta
west Texas.
lost— BETWEEN FLORIDA ST. AND
Brackenridge park, on Government
Hill, purse containing currency and pre
scription. Reward for return to 202 W.
Florida. Old phone 2045.
LOST—BETWEEN S. P. SHOPS AND
Sunset depot, a pass bearing name of
B. Rodabaugh. Fifty cents reward if
returned to 912 Camden street, or phone
2635 black.
LOST —FEMALE FOX TERRIER
three months old. bobtail, black and
white spotted; answers to name Quyen.
Return to 1621 West Houston and re
ceive reward. T. Watkins.
lost— A CLOVER LEAF BROOCH
with pearls and small diamond in
center. $5 reward. C. F. Glaze, 629
Mason street New phone 2399.
LOST—PLAIN GOLD BRACELET BE
tween West End and Exposition park.
Finder return to Light office and re
ceive reward.
LOST OR STOLEN FROM 131 SAN !
Pedro avenue, one small white poodle
dog, closely clipped except head, ears
and tall. Liberal reward paid for return.
Old phone 678.
LOST—A BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN
West End lake and Nolen street. Re
turn to Light office.
LOST.
Automobile muffler near Alamo
Heights. Return to Staacke Bros., for
reward.
WANTED—Miscellaneous
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS, OLD
gold and silver, old and foreign coin*
bought, sold and exchanged. 607 East
Commerce.
WANTED — DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD
and silver. William N. Capurro, Jew
eler, 502 H East Houston St (upstairs).
Room 1.
WANTED — YOUR UPHOLSTERING
and drapery work at the Household
Furniture Co.. 214 and 216 West Com
merce.
WANTED—EVERYBODY WHO HAS A
phonograph out of repair to ring up
Louis' Book Store, old 1336, new 44.
CARPENTER WORK
Good work at low prices. Estimates
furnished. .1. R. Emrie, 216 Lavaca
street. Old phone 1286.
WILL PAT CASH FOR GOOD CHEAP
Fox typewriter. Old phone 1125.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE BEP.K
shire or Poland China pigs, four to
seven weeks old. Old phone 1375.
WANTED—TO FIGURE ON BUILD
ing or remodeling your home. Plans
and specifications furnished. Shaw &
Kimbrough, 739 Marshall street. Old
phone 4402.
WANTED—TO BUY SECOND HAND
bar fixtures; everything needed; good
ice box. Apply No. 53, Light.
WANTED—HV ERYBODY TO KNOW
that RISCHE’S Bottling Works are the
only bottling works in San Antonio that
are fully screened and thoroughly sani
tary.
WANTED—USE OF HORSE FOR ITS
feed. Address J. J. Johe, 1018 West
Poplar street.
LIGHT WANT ADS SOLVE
selling problems. Thousands of buy
ers ready to snatch at your oargain if ,
it's advertised irf Tae Light.
educational a instructions.
E.X PERI ENCED TEACHER. UN1VER
sity graduate, will take pupils In
T.atln and English studies. Old phone
2927.
NEW YORK MUSICAL DIRECTOR
and wife; graduated from the Royal
Conservatory of Dresden, desire nuplls
of all grades. Piano. organ. violin,
singing and composition. 919 Starr St.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED—STORE BUI TABLE FOR
cigar stor* between Gunter Hotel and
poet office, on Houston street. P. a
Box 141.
Can’t Supply the Demand
We are having more call* for dt*lr
able rent houses than we can supply.
Liat your vacant houses with u*.
RICHEY A CASEY RENTAL DEPT.
Both Phones 2236. 425 Navarro St.
WANTED— THREE-ROOM UPSTAIRS
apartment for a married couple, off
sleeping gallery, on high elevation. Ad
dresa 284, care Light.
WANTED—A THREE OR TOUR
room house. Muat be cloae In. Stat*
number, price and location. Address 66,
eare Light
TWO GENTLEMEN WISH TO RENT
two furnished room*. accesaeble to
sleeping porch, south or east exposure.
In modern, comfortable residence on
Laurel Heights or vicinity <not sick).
May want breakfast, but this condition
not essential. Addreas 65. care Light.
WANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE OR
cottage by party moving to San An
tonio. State location and price: muat be
clean and neatly furnished. Address 88,
Light
MONEY TO LOAN—Wanted
LIGHT WANT ADS BRING BEST AND
I quickest Results because they are
read by more readers.
WE MAKE LOANS. BUY LIEN NOTES,
purchase and extend liens on homa*
Any loan from 6560 up, on good prop
erty conaidered. Wimer, Richardson A
Company, Gibbs Bldg.
MONEY LOANED AT LOW RATE*ON
furniture, pianos, live stock, city lots,
salary, etc. Repay weekly or monthly
pa> merits. All business strictly con
fidential. Liberal Loan Co., 407 Wash
er building.
WANTED—$300 FOR PURPOSE OF
opening office and incorporating com
pany with stock already subscribed, will
repay same within 60 daye when com
pany is organised and subscription col
lected; will give collateral besides
voucher on the company as security and
pay $50 for same. Address 280, cars
Light,
WANTED—8500 FOR ONE OR TWO
years on $2500 worth of real estate.
Address 289. care Light office.
WANTED—BT SEPTEMBER 1ST $250.
stx months or one year; highest In
terest and best security. Will make
quarterly payments on note if desired.
35. Light.
TO TRADE—REAL ESTATE
TO TRADE FOR HOUSE AND LOTS
in San Antonio. 230 acres in Lavaca
county. Rich black land on the banks
of the luivaca river; everlasting water
at 35 to 60 feet; many fine pecan trees;
plenty of rainfall- end railroad survey
near land. Balance due. Easily handled.
Address P. O. box 205. San Antonio.
202 ACRES ON CASTROVILLE ROAD,
close to the city, 75 acres in cultiva
tion. Well improved. Will consider a
good home In San Antonio as part pay
ment. J. A. Clopton. 417 Gunter Bldg.
330 ACRES IN RUNNELS CO., WITH
125 acres in cultivation; good well
and wind mill; all under fence. Will
trade for home in San Antonio. J. A.
Clopton. 417 Gunter Bldg.
A TWO-STORY 8-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
in high class neighborhood. All mod
ern conveniences; large lot. running
hack to the river; block from car line.
Will trade for land anywhere worth the
money." Value of house. $19,000. .1. A.
Clopton. 417 Gunter building.
WANTED TO TRADE NEW SIX-ROOM
cottage with hath. one mile from post
office for automoSlle or vacant lot. Tost
office Box 201.
FARMS AND RANCHES - "
FOR SALE—TWO SMALL FARMS
and large country home near the city.
Inquire Sam Kenny, 209 Alamo plaxa.
BARGAIN AT COTULLA. 343 ACRESL
$30 per acre, term*. Owner, E. De
Coin, Bay City, Tex.
ARTESIAN LAND
79 acres, close In, adjoining
tract on which is situated the
strongest flowing well in Texas.
This land can be bought at a very
low figure.
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co.
LEHMAN & CO. WILL SAVE YOU
money on your house painting. 120
Losoya street. New phone 848.
FOR SALE—CHICKEN RANCH, Oc
cupies four acres. 600 birds, forty-two
houses and runs. Owner leaving city.
Box 357, Cleburne. Texas.
2604 ACRES. CATTLE RANCH. ED
wards county. $6.00 per acre. 3 1-2
miles east of Barksdale, small ranch
house, barn, plenty of spring water; tele
phone. daily mail from Uvalde: 13 miles
of 6-w’re fence. 2 pastures, about 1000
acres, open prairie valley, and about
1600 acres of hilly land which is open.
Valley land rich, black agricultural land
ready for the plow. Will trade for a
farm or other property. Sterling C.
Robertson, 421 Moore Bldg., Old phone
6002.
Four fliies From Nixon
178 acres first-class mesquite black
snd dark sandy soil; 140 acres in high
state cultivation; fully 95 per cent till
able: lies level; well finished house,
celled and painted: nice flowing well;
voung orchard: good barn and sheds.
It s a high grade property. Price $40 per
acre, $2000; can run six years at 7
per cent. The C. E. Way Land Co., 514
Frost building.
‘ OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
DR CHAS. K GARBING. SPECIAL
attention to Rheumatism, Paralysl*
Stomach and Liver. No. 204 Gunter bldg.
O. P. 3489.
MOVING. STORAGE. ETC.
HARRISON MOVING CO.
Storage, packing, shipping. New phone
809. Residence 107.
Borage for furniture, pianos
buggies- Separate stalls. $1.50 month.
Moving, packing, shipping. L. W. Cul
ver. 120 Fannin. Phones 3180.
Storage— i have the best and
largest warehouse in the city. Mov
ing packing, carpet cleaning. Henry C.
Rip's. Both phenes.
SAN - ANTONIO EXPRESSMEN AND
moving vans. Old phone 382. New
phone 1098. Prompt delivery.
SEED AND POULTRY SCPPLUM,
FERD STAFFEL. 319 EAST COM
meree. Hay and grain, garden and
field seed, poultry aunnnsw incubator*
tad brooder* ””
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
PECAN GROVE
15 acres, inside the city limit* south
of th* city; a good five-room house,
large barn, lots of fin* pecan tree*:
pecan crop last year brought $660; will
trade for hlgh-claas home In city.
J. A. CLOPTON.
417 Gunter Building.
HOUSE BURNED—THE LOT WITH
water on it, 60x150 font, 1 1-2 bloek*
from end of South Height* car line. See
owner. 44$ Vine street, for a bargain.
Old phone 5538
FOR SALE—2 THREE-ROOM HOUSES
Large lots. $400, $50 down. $5 month
ly. Take San Fernando car. off at Glad,
■tona avenue. In Sommerset Place, walk
throe blocks east. Owner there.
FOR SALE—ONE COTTAGE ON CE
dar St., half block from car Uno; one
two-otory residence on South Alamo 8t.,
on two car liner, all conveniences; one
lot on South Heights, cheap for cash.
Inquire at 822 South Alamo St.
JOHN H. BOLTON. REAL ESTATE.
Pension claim agent. Notary public.
Ft. Jame* hotel, Houston street.
1949 EAST COMMERCE ST. ELEGANT
new five-room cottage, two halls, two
galleries, corner lot, on car Hn* $3666.
part trade, balance long time. W. B.
Whitaker. 607 West Houston 8L New
phone $675. t
IT 8 ALL YOURS IF YOU HAVE THE
price. We are just finishing a swell
four-room cottage on Belmont street.
Old phons 6016. Inquire 361 Belmont
FOR SALE—PHETTY NEW HOUSE,
three rooms and bath. Front and back
galleries, electric lights, large lot. south
front, two block* to car, rapidly grow
ing section. Located on Essex street
top of hill. South Heights. Price $1266.
Terms very essy.
CHAS. O. AUSTIN.
411 Gibbs Building.
BARGAIN—909 HAYS STREET. SIX
reom modern cottage, block Pine St
car, on hill, by Chas. E. Jsckaon, 8. P.
depot
FOR SALE—GOOD BARGAIN. A $1'06
equity in a two-room house and good
lot for $135 cash. Balance $26') can be
paid at the rate of $2 per week, no in
terest. Address P. O. box 681.
FOR SALE—FOUR ROOMS. HALL,
both, plumbing, electricity, close
school. 7jty Smith, new phone 2608.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—S-ROOM
modern cottage with all conveniences,
on csr line, near school house; terms
reasonable. 732 Ruiz street
$1800 BUYS FROM OWNER BRAND
new five-room bungalow, complete
porcelain plumbing, electric lights, lot
60x150. south front, restricted addition,
1H blocks of cur line. $200 cash, bal
ance $20 month with Interest. Call 717
Delmar street. South Heights, or old
phono 5538. mornings.
A BARGAIN
Two lot* on rrenton av*.. near Ma
con street and Brooklyn avenue. See
San Antonio Loan and Trust Co.
FOR SALE—NINETY-ACRE FARM,
one mile from depot, and well Im
proved; easy terms. Postoffice box 828,
Skidmore, Texas.
LOOK AT 926 SOUTH CHERRY ST.
Neat place of four rooms, front and
back galleries, bath, electricity. Price
$2500. Terms. W. B. Whitaker, 607 W.
Houston.
1 HAVE FOR SALE A VERY CHOICE
lot on car line in Alamo Heights, 50x
167 feet, with sidewalk for $766. small
payment down and monthly payments.
Old phone 1766.
Don’t Pay Your Rent
If you are tired of paying rent and
want to own aomething of your own,
see us. We can furnish you with * lot
and a new house to live in if you can
pay as much as $25 down and $16 per
month. We charge no interest and no
taxes and we can build you a home in
two days. Csn you beat that? No. nor
nobody else can. Wo have originated a
a scheme that will ultimately put your
landlord out of business if you have a
little grit and good sense. Make tbo
start in the right direction by coming
out to Mornadalo today and seeing ua
We live at Mornadale in Just the kind
nf house that we want you to live in,
and we are cool and comfortable, and
best of all, we are independent. We want
to talk to you and explain our plan
whether you buy or not. Come out on
the South Flofes street Une (to the
end of first line), and see us or call at
the office or phone. We are always glad
to answer questions about Mornadale.
We have Mornadale on the brain and
want to talk to you about IL
POWERS & SIMMS.
Gibbs Bldg. 109 Ave. D. Old Phone 8487.
FOR SALE — FOUR-ROOM HOUSE
and lot, No. 204 Vine street one block
from South Heights car line. Price $900.
Inquire at No. 615 Indiana street.
WILL BUILD
Have client who will build to suit
tenant a modern two-rtory apartment
house facing on Maverick Park. Apply
BEHLES & BOELHAUWE.
ARCHITECTS.
228 West Commerce St. New phone
3283.
FOR SALE—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. LOT
50x194. located 1227 Paso Hondo St.
Terms half cash, balance to suit. In
quire on premises.
FOR SALE—FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
not quite finished, corner lot 106x14 4
feet, situated on Alamo Heights, beau
tiful shade trees: $1700 takes it quick.
Half cash, balance at 8 per cent. New
phone 1408. 410 Sixth street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—FINE FOUR
room house, corner lot. 75x140. for
good agricultural land, price 83600, no
incumbrances. Snell A Weber, 421 Moore
building. San Antonio, Tex.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
AUCTION SALE —FRIDAY. SEPTEM
ber 1. 10 a. m., 512 Indianola street.
Contents of five-room house, consisting
of dressers, commode, iron bed spring,
mattress, bedding, extension tables, san
itarv couch, art squares, rugs, matting,
shades, refrigerator, cook stove, gas
plate, cooking utensils, dishes. Phone
1367. Sommer, auctioneer.
WANTED EXPERIENCED COLORED
girl for general housework at once.
Old phone 4658.
FOR SALE—LEASE AND FURNITURE
of a small first-class hotel; it is well
located and has good trade; reason for
selling owner wants to move to Sea
drift. T. F. Ford, 109 Avenue D.
MILCH COW W INTED—WILL TAKE
cow as first payment on residence lot.
Can nay difference as low as $1 a week.
205 Av'e. C. Old phone 1.65. King.
l n his young days the poet Cole
ridge had a little love affair which
ended in disaster, for the lady refused
him. In despair he enlisted in a cav
alry regiment. which he hoped would
he ordered on foreign service. For
famih reasons he dropped his cor
rect name, but from a feeling of sen
timent retained the initials: so Samnel
Taylor Coleridge became private Silas
Tompkins Camberbatch. The regi
ment did not leave the country, and it
was not long before his soul wearied
of barrack life and its utter absence
of romance.
DID YOU EVER HEAR
OF TELEPHONOGRAPH?
Wall Street Taiwycr'* Device Auto
matically Record* Phone
Conversation*.
A lawyer genius down In Wall
street, say* the New York American,
has beat Edison to It by combining
the phonograph with the telephone in
such a way that it automatically
records both end* of a phone conver
sation. He has named It "telephono
graph." Obviously In business nego
tiations over the phone such a record
might well prove vitally important
and of the greatest value.
The device I* so simple and so easy
of construction that Its inventor, or
discoverer, expressed surprise that
some one had not thought of it long
ago.
The phone I* equipped with twin re
ceiver*. One is for use 1n the
ordinary way; the other Is held by a
bracket in proximity to a megaphone
attached to a phonograph In which Is
a blank cylinder and a needle for
making a record. The cylinder Is
turned by electricity when the opera
tor presses a button, which in th'*
case is set In the flooring convenient
to his foot. This, of course. Is to
record the words of the speaker at the
other end.
Say Mr. Lawyer get.* a ea11. He
takes down the receiver, starts phone
No. 2, and asks for the name, and at
the same time starts phone No. 1.
The answer comes back, “.lames
J. Jones." It is recorded on the cy
linder by Jones' own voice, and
thereafter he cannot deny that he
had any talk with Mr. Lawyer over
the phone on that occasion.
The subsequent conversation Is re
corded In like manner, and at any
time. In case of dispute as to what
was actually said, the entire conversa
tion can be reproduced.
“The value of my device has been
demonstrated more than once since I
rigged it up.” said the lawyer while
showing It to a visitor. "Only a few
weeka ago 1 arranged an Important
business deal over the phone with a
man. Three days later a question
arose as to just what he had agreed
to do, and he repudiated his own
worda
“ 'Will you deny it in court under
oath?' I asked him.
" 'Certainly I will.' he replied, 'be
cause I never said it.'
"'You will? Then listen to this.’
"And I showed him my device and
how It worked and ground out
hint his own words in his own easily
recognized voice.
"’You’ve got me,' he said: and that
settled it.
"Before n jury, without this record,
his word would have been as good
as mine.”
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A. J. and S. F. Saunders to J. F.
Romen, lot 2. block 5, new citv
block 897 $2,000
Otto Krueger. A. Muery and Her
man Ging to Parke R. Long
worth. lot 26. block 33, lot 6,
block 39, Edgew ood addition .. I
Yldefonso Pujol to Rt. Rev. .Ino.
W. Shaw D. I)., part of survey
228. as per field notes, also vol
ume 291. page 407 6
Jesus* Am*ya de Duffin to Maxi
mo Gonzale*. lot 1. new city
block 2441. on El Paso and tian
Marcos street 1.980
John D. Sipple to John A. Bessler.
lots 30 and 31. block 11. city
block 1619. Denver boulevard 1
Beningo Gomei to D. A. McAsklll.
north half of lots 23 and 24.
block D, new city block 2437 .. 10
Beningo and Magdelina A. de Go
mez to D. A. McAskill, the norih
half of lots 28 and 24, block D.
new city block 2437 payment
D. A. McAskill. trustee, to Benin
go Gomez, north half of lots 23
and 24, block D, new city block
2437 ...payment
William A. and Brownie Ree*
Cocke to Mrs. Robbie Hunt. Mrs.
Jane A. Warren and Fannie C.
Emmlson. lots 5 to 8, block 23.
Alamo Heights 13,500
Louise Doebbler to Otto Koehler.
lots 4 and 6, block 10. Kenwood
addition 123
Street Realty Co., by Hall P. Street
to Rud Schwethelm, lot* 24 to
36, block 23. Thompson street.
College Heights 450
Paul Meerscheidt and Otto Wahr
mund to W. Willeford. E. A. Ar
nim and John E. Kerr, lot 12. new
city block 119, on West Hous
ton street 69.650
Ramsay C. Bogy and B. B. Harlan
to D. G. Darby. lots 19 and 14.
block 10. on Kimball street, Har
landale 200
Ramsay C. Bogy and B. R. Harlan
to M. L. Darby, lots 11 and 12.
block 10. Harlandale. on Kim
ball street 200
C. E. and M*ry L* Turno to 11. H
Leonard, lot 8. block 8, old city
lot 166, new city block 2326. on
nortli aide Monterey street .... 1.0V0
Richard Tommins, executor of the
estate of Mary Ann Shardein. to
the grand lodge, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, lots 15
and 16. block 3. new city block
1013. south side Granada street,
an undivided half interest in and
to lots 57 to 60. block 1, city
block 1775. north side Coffman
street, also an Interest in and
to property in Jefferson county 1
_ — 1
BIRTH RECORD
To Mr. and Mrs. D. Tripodl. August
21. 505 North Leona street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Walker. Aug
ust 20. 425 Nortli Pine street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Dalcour Dwyer. Aug
ust 17, 625 South Flores street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Hernandez. August
20 718 South San Jacinto street, a boy.
To Mr and Mr*. G. Tones, August
21 729 South Teredo street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. Arlaga, August
23, 315 North San Saba street, a bn”.
To Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tullos, August
22. 114 Stafford street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adam,. August
21, 363 Simpson sfYfet. a noy. * ”
To Mr. and Mrs. David Guerrero. Aug
ust IS, 4 Grant alley, a girl.
To Mr. and Mr>. L. L. Kellam. Aug
ust 13, 134 Cortez street, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cardenas.
August 9, 1112 Rivas street, a xirl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wall.
August 20. 308 Pereid* street, a boy.
To Mr. nnd Mrs. H. .1.. Brown, July
20. 518 San Pedro avenue, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Johnson,
August 22, -'25 Belmont street, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Perez, Aug
ust 25. Yoakum bend, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. M. Mathiesen. Aug.
19. Kenney's Sanatorium, a girl.
—♦• ♦ ■ 1
Thackeray was notoriously careless
of the written manuscript of his
novels. A good deal of “Philip" was
written at the Athenaeum club in
London, and one day, when he had
completed the manuscript of a num
ber for the Thackeray laid it
down in the cloakroom and forgot it.
That evening a messenger arrived »t
his house for the copy, but Thackeray
was dining out. Next morning he rush
ed down to the club in desperate
anxiety, and after an exciting search
the manuscript was discoverer! In the
dustman's box, into which it had been
swept by a housemaid.
WHAT THE CONTENTS OF YOUR
MARKET BASKET SHOULD COST
Prepared for the Geldenoe of 8*n Antonio Housewives From the Prfoso
RnUn< at City Market House Tills Morning—Quotation* Are KetaiL
steak 1844c round steak, 1244c; rib roast. 12 l-8c; veal stew, Ito;
beet stew” 7c; breakfast bacon, 20c; pork sausage, 12 44c; salt pork,
20c smoked ham, 22c; boneless boiled ham, 80c; Muaago or welnera
12tic- chinned beef. 20o; bologna, blood and liver *au*age, 12 44c; pork
chops.’ 17c; dressed kid. 20e; mutton, 16c.
FRUITS Oranges. 25#80o dozen; bananas. 16 9 20c; lemons. 20*
80c; mangos, 8 for 10; alligator pear, Sc; grape fruit, luo each, applee
25c dozen. . *
VEGETABLES Beets, green onions, carrots, radishes, turnips ana
soup buneh, 6c bunch; cabbage, 6c lb.; onions, 5c lb.; tomatoes, 40o
basket; Irish potatoes, 65c peck; new sweet potatoes. 50c peck; string
beans, 80 c qL. lettuce. 8 for Sc; csiery. 10c per bunch; sweet peppors, 4
for 5c; sQuash, 2 for 5c; crystal wax beans. 20u Qt.; artichokes, 15c eacn;
okra, 5c qLt cucumbers, 30c dozen; egg plant, 5»10c each; chill pep
per, 5c cup; horseradish, lOo root; watercress. 5c bunch; corn. 80s
dozen; cantaloupes, 5©10c each; watermelons. 15960c, according to ■!*<
butter beians, 45c qt.; rhubarb, 10c lb ., 3 lb*. 25c.
COTTON BULLETIN
SAN ANtONIO, Tex., Aug. 28.—Tem
perature. rainfall nnd state of weather
for the stations of me Houston district
for the 21 hours ending at 8 o'clock this
morning.
—Temp.— Rain- Stat* of
Station*— Max. Min fall. Weather
xAbRene ...... 88 68 1.20 Rain
xAmarillo z — 54 .01 Cloudy
Beeville 98 78 .oo PtCldy
Brenham 94 74 .00 Clear
xBrownsville M . 92 76 .00 Clear
Brownwood .. .. 92 70 .08 PtCldy
Clarendon 94 58 .88 Cloudy
xCorpus Christi . 8g 80 .00 rlcar
Corsicana 9* 70 .06 Rain
Cuero 96 76 .08 Clear
Dallas 96 70 1.58 Kain
xDel Rio z — 78 .00 PtCldy
Dublin 100 66 2.03 Cloudy
l''.astland 96 66 1.20 Kain
xFort Worth .... — 68 1.84 Rain
xGalveston ..'... 88 82 .00 Clear
Greenville 94 70 .60 cloudy
Haskell 96 66 1.40 Cloudy
Henrietta 83 66 2.40 Kain
Hondo 100 78 .00 PtCldy
xHoualon ...... — 74 .08 C'ear
Huntsville .. ... 90 74 .20 Clear
Kerrville 90 78 .00 PtCldy
Lampasas 98 72 .00 Cloudy
Llano . 98 76 .00 I'tCldy
Longview .. .... 92 72 .24 Cloudy
Luling 98 xo .oo PtCldy
Nacogdoches .. . 90 72 .00 I'tCldy
xPalestlno 92 74 .00 Cloudy
Paris z 86 68 .84 Kain
Quanah 94 62 1.34 PtCldy
xSAN ANTONIO. 98 76 .00 PtCldy
San Marcos .... 94 78 .00 Clear
Sherman 82 68 2.00 Kain
xTaylcr — 76 Oo I’tCldy
Temple 94 76 .00 PtCldy
Waco 96 66 .00 Cloudy
Waxahachie .. .. 98 68 108 Rain
Weatherford .... 92 68 2.08 Rain
Alice 100 74 .00 PtCldy
Austin — — .00 Cloudy
4'olumbu* — — .04 PtCldy
Riverside — — .60 Cloudy
xMlninium temperature i* for last 12
hours.
zNot used in computing the averages
tor the Houston district.
DMTMICT AYKBAQES.
—Temp.— Rain-
Max. Min fall.
Wilmington. N. C. .. 86 70 .80
Augusta. Ga 92 73 .70
Atlanta. Ga 92 72 .30
Montgomery. Ala. 94 72 .10
Mobile. Ala 92 72 1.00
Memphis, Tenn 88 72 .50
Vicksburg. Miss.. .. ... 92 72
New Orleans, La 92 70 .60
Little Rock. Ark 88 72 .60
Houston. Tex 94 72 1.10
Oklahoma City, Okla. ... 80 64 .90
SEMABKK
The weather in the belt is unsettled.
The temperature Is above normal.
Rainfall of an inch or more at many
place In the Houston, Oklahoma and Mo
bile districts.
GENERAL WEATXEB BULLETIN.
Observations taken at 8 a. m„ Mon-i
day. Aug 28. 1911.
First column, direction of wind, see- j
oiid. velocity of wind, third, tempera- I
ture. fourth, rainfall, fifth, state of the
weather.
Amarillo NW 8 54 .01 Cloudy
Atlantic City S 10 76 .02 Clear
Augusta X 22 76 .00 Cloudy
Birmingham NiV 4 74 .00 Cloudy
Boston SE 4 64 .40 Cloudy
Brownsville SE 6 78 .00 _ Clear
Chicago NW 12 62 .08 Cloudy
C. Christi R 8 80 .00 Cleat-
Del Rio E 6 78 .00 PtCldy
Fort Worth W 4 68 1.84 Rain
Galveston S 12 82 .00 Clear
Jacksonville SW 28 80 ,00 Cloudy
Kansas City X 12 60 .00 Clear' I
Key West NE 4 84 .00 Clear I
Knoxville NE 4 74 .00 Clear
Louisville X 6 74 .04 Rain
Macon NW 18 78 .00 Cloudy 1
Memphis X 4 74 .00 Clear j
Montgomery X 4 78 .00 PtCldy ■
New Orleans SW 4 78 .96 PtCldy
New Tork SW 18 78 .46 Cloudy
Okla. City N 20 64 .18 PtCldy
Palestine SW 8 76 .00 cloudy
St. Louis N 18 64 .28 ('year
St. Paul NW 18 46 .00 Clear
Shreveport SE 4 74 .16 Cloudy
Taylor S 6 76 .00 PtCldy
Washington S 10 SO .00 PtCldy
ALLEN BUELL.
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
BURIAL PERMITS.
Edmund George Kemnf. 25 years, died
August 25. 634’1 East Commerce street.
Louis Lopez, 39 years, died August 26.
P, and S. hospital.
Severa Navarro. 35 years, died Aug
ust 23, city hospital.
Mrs. Nancy Birchfield. 71 jears, died
August 32, San Juan road.
August Woerner, 49 years, died Aug
ust 23. 3301 West Houston street.
Nellie Ray Richter, 2 years, died Aug
ust 22, 203 Cactus street.
Mary Schwammel. 72 years, died Aug
ust 23. 2017 South Flores street.
Emil Behrens. 65 years, died August
23. 1231 Burnet street.
Mother Gabriel t.lane Wheelahan). 5t
died August 24, Santa Rosa hos
pital.
T. Lepe?. 22 years, died August 24,
720 Ruiz street.
E. Lopez, 24 years, died August 24. i
723 Ruiz street.
Rosalia A. Ahr. t year, died August |
23. 1 134 \ustln street.
Louise Garcia. 1 sear, died August 24, :
916 Durango street.
Victor Friery. 10 months, died August
24, Laredo, Tex.
BUILDING*PERMITS.
Mrs. Emmv Dittmar. wood house.
etc, north side Starr street ...$6,000 ■
Joseph Ackermann, addition, north
side Harrison street 400
Jerry L. New ton. shed, north side
Montana street 60
marriagFucenses.
Marriage licenses were issued yester
day tq the following:
Roy Mi|t«n Avery and Anna Lee Agee.
Rosalie Lopez and Silverla Mavantes.
William H. Smith and Emilie Unger.
Eleiaodxo S. SoadeveJ qrC Ae~>b«
Cantu. I
Country 25c; yard, 3u To '
BUTTER—Freah country, 25c; creamery. 35c.
HiESSED POULTRY —Hens, 50c each; fryers, 20-*$c
turkey*. 30c pound; bruiler*. 20c; aquaba, 30c
•traiahL
RABBITS—20c each.
FISH —Fresh. *11 kind* 15c; pompano and mackerel
20O30c.
FRESH AND CURED MEATS—Loin and porterhou**
TODAY IN THE LOCAL
WHOLESALE MARKETS
ment of price* ruling on all commo
dities in the local wholesale market
I thia morning. The statement 1* official
; and published for the guidance of tha
farmer and retailer, the price* being
' furnished and corrected dally by the
jobbers themselves.
VEGETABLES.
Price* to the trade.
POTATOES—California. U.SSeS.nO.
SWEET POTATOES—Yellow yam*
per cwt. $2.50.
CABBAGE—Per cwt. 13.003 3.25.
i PEPPERS—4-basket crate 25c.
PAIPXS—California, in sack* $2.50
' per cwt.
Bl.A.xS—Texas round green, bushel
hamper. $1.7532.00.
BUNCH VEGETABLES—25c dozen.
CUCUMBERS—$1.60 bushel crate.
CANTALOUPES—$2 standard crate.
WATERMELONS—$15 > 35 00 per 10«
melons.
TOMATOES—$1.50 bushel, 4-basket
( crate 75(185c.
CORN—30c per dozen.
OKRA—30iff40c one-third bushel box.
OUT-OF-STATE PRODUCTS.
KRAUT—Half barrels, $3.50; keg*
$1.50.
GARLIC—Per pound 9c.
FRUITS.
ORANGES —California Valencia. $4.50
41 4.75.
BANANAS—$2.503 3.00 per cwt.
LEMONS—360s. 420s. $4.50.
, PEACHES —Texas. $1.25 per standard
crate: California. $1.4001.50.
PLUMS—-California. $2.00 four-basket
crate; California. $2.25 per four-basket
era te.
i FEARS—Flat box $3.
Al’PLES—California green. $2.50 box.
I Colorado, $2.50.
NUTS.
Price to retailer:
PEANUTS—Fancy Jumbo, per cwt,
I $8.50: roasted, $12.
, PECANS—8 and 9c lb.
CANNED GOODS.
California standard canned good*
dozen cans. Apples $1.75. apricots $1.65,
blackberries $1.75, cherries $1.90, grape*
$1.60. clingstone peaches $2. freestone
peaches $2.15. Bartlett pears $1.90.
CANNED MI A' S AND FISH.
Is roast beef $t.:'O. is corned beef
I $1.90. Ss $2.75.
J American Mnlifii ■ 4 s, per case $3.90.
i mustard sardine. , ,sc $3.25. fall sal
mon. pinks, per dozen $1.25. fancy MII
cher herring $1. mixed herring 90c, Rus
sian sardines 65 7f 75c
SALT FISH.
Spiced herring 90c. Rolled Mop* $1.10.
I LOUR AND BRAN.
Price to retailer.
Pioneer flour. $5 barrel. Liberty Bell
flour. $5 barrel.
Meal: 53*,e In 35-Ib. sack*.
Pure corn chops, free from cob, $1.40
hundred pounds.
Pure bran. $1 35 100 pounds.
SYRUP AND MOLASSES.
Cane syrup, 2’» pounds, $3 dozen or
$1 case. Corn syrup and molasses. 24
। 2-lb. cans. $1.90 case; 12 5-lb. cans. $2.20
case: 6 10-lb. cans. $2 case. Pure sor
| ghum. 35c gallon; corn syrup. 35c gal
। Ion: maple syrup, in half gallon, dozen,
| $9; maple syrup, in cake. 16c lb.
RICE.
Fancy full head, new crop. 6e; good
full, $5.23: fanev screenings. $2.756 3.
CALIFORNIA BEANS.
Fancy bayo, 100 pounds $5.50. pink*
100 pounds $6.50. blackeyo peas $7.25
100 pounds, Lima beans. $8 100 pounds,
navy beans $3 per 100 pounds. Mexican
bayo beans. $5.50.
DRIED FRUITS.
Price to retailer:
PRUNES—California. 40-30s, I2c lb.
PEACHES—In 25-lb. boxes, standard
14b; choice fancy, 15c.
DATES—Hallowl, In bulk, 7o lb.,
package 8c lb.
। APRICOTS—Standard 15c. choice 16c,
। extra choice 16'40. fancy 17c.
RAISINS—Loose Muscatels, 8-crown,
। 8He.
APPLES—New crop Arkansas 15c.
I PEAKS—Evaporated halves 12c.
FIGS—Bulk 25-lb. 6'sc. packages S5c.
CURRANTS—12-oz 10c. 10-dz. 9e.
FIGS —Boxes. 12 pkgs. 13-dz. 85c; 11
pkgs. 12-dz. 80c; 20-dz 95c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Price to retailer.
Choice Peaberry coffee 1784c; cboic*
Rio. 17*-c; I’orto Rico, $22 per cast
f. o. b. San Antonio: Maxwell Hous*
Blend. 29c lb.: three-pound can 15c.
Jobbers' prices:
Fine granulated sugar $6.50 100 lb*
hay.
South Texas, per ton, $12 to $14; al
falfa, per ton, $22: Johnson gras* $15.
GRAIN.
Price to trade:
CORN—No. 2 mixed 88c: No. 1 whit*
88c.
OATS—56c per bushel; deliveries 1*
' sacks.
HIDES.
Delivered prices paid shipper:
Heavy dry flint butchers 13c. light
dry flint butchers 11c, dry fallen, free
trom mud tic, green salted over thirty
five pounds, free of salt, 7c. bull*, stags
and damaged, one-third less, dry flint
gout prime 12c, dry flint goat damaged
6c. w ild hog. large. J5c. small half price,
coon. fox. wolf, wildcat and coyote 3*44
civet cat 20e, opossum 15c.
SEEDS.
Onion sets, red and yellow, $3 bushel
box. White. $2 bushel box.
Cane seed: Orange $2.50. amber $2.25.
Millet see $3 cwt. Red tops $2.75.
Turnip seed: Fifty pounds. Squash
seed 65c pound.. Tomato $2.50 0 2.65 lb.
Pumpkin 60®60c. Muskmelon 75©$t lb.
Watermelon 60®80e lb. Lettuce ,6®SOc
lb. Cucumber 90c lb. Carrot 85090c !b.
Mustard 50©85c lb. Radish 50®75c lb.
Peas. Extra early $5.50; black ay*
marrow fat. $3 bushel.
Bermuda grass seed $1 lb.
Beans: Fote. all kinds, $4.50 bushel.
Beans, bush, all kinds. $6.50 bushel.
Sweet corn, all kinds. $3 bushel. Field
corn, all kinds. $1 bushel.
MEATS AND LA HD.
MEATS—Dry salt extras 9\c: bacon
extras tO’»c: dry salt bellies. 14 to 16
pounds 12c; fancy breakfast bacon. 3$c.
standard breakfast bacon 18c, hams,
standard 168,c. fancy hams 18c, bacon
bellies. 14 to 16 pounds 13c.
LARD —Compounil 7»»c. nurs 10c.
PICKLED MEATS —Hogs' fest in kits
$1. in one-quarter barrels $2.25. in half
barrels $l 50.
CHEESE— Fancy cream. 16 He lb.
- e»»
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