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WILL VIGOROUSLY
PUSH EXTEISIOI
Mayor Callaghan Talks of Mat
ter and Names Other Streets
That Need to Be Widened.
TRAVIS STREET OWNER
ALIVE TQ IMPORTANCE
The proposed extension of Travis
at reel west from Ite intersection with
St. Mary "a street, promisee to bo vig
orously pushed during the preMat
week. The eitisoM* committee, staoe
the proposition gained new life hat
Week, has been actively at work. Com
mitteea have been assigned to confer
with property owners along Obraje
it rec t west of Main avenue and last
evening reported that to aH appear
aneos they are now keenly alive to the
vast importance of the protect.
"The eaten eion of this thoroughfare
ahould be accomplished under all eir
eamatancee, but it baa been ascertained
heretofore that ualeea the property
owners are willing to lend their aid
in a very material wav, it cannot be
accomplished,’’ said Mayor Callaghan
yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Callaghan pointed out the
opening and extension of this street
to be of the greatest importance and
in order to reHeve the present con
gested traffic on Houston street was
absolutely accessary, as was the widen
ing of Commerce and Market and the
extension of St. Joseph's street. The
heart of the eity. he says, is becoming
toff congested and within the course of
a year or two it will be impossible for
Commerce and Houston streets to han
dle the traffic.
The extensioa of Travis street sa far
as the International A Great Northern
railroad tracks is essential because it
would afford a driveway from the west
through the eity without vehicles be
ing forced to take Houston street, now
monopolised with street railway tracks
and crowded with thousands of ve
hicles daily. Commerce street, he shid.
must be widened and that this will
be accomplished he has little doubt.
While the mayor does not believe that
it can be done in the near future, Mar
ket street, which forme one of the prin
cipal thoroughfares passing through
the city’s heart, Will be forced to be
widened and extended east from its
present intersection with South Alamo ,
as far as Water street. He suggests j
that it will be no distant date when it I
will'-be found necessary to extend St. j
Joseph street from its present intersec- j
tion with East Commerce south to a
point where Market would join with
water in the event this street was ex
tended.
These streets, he says, form the main
arteries leading through the business
section and such work would greatly
relieve congestion on the thoroughfares.
While the mayor is heartily in favor
of eueh street improvements, he says
that the work is greatly handicapped
because of the inability to secure the
hinds with which to finance such vast
undertakings.
"It all looks very nice on paper, is
indeed very essential as far as that is
concerned, but the greatest question in
volved is to secure the funds with
which to handle these matters,’’ added
the mayor.
THE TEXAS* WONDER.
Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu.
matie troubles. Sold by all druggists,
or two months’ treatment by mail fol
$l. Send to Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive
street, St. Louis, Mo., for Texas testi
monials.
OWN A FARM—
Bur a few acres in WEST GARDEN
DALE IRRIGATED SUBURBAN
FARM ADDITION, and you need not
worry about th? future. Dahlgren,
Benson & Welch, owners, Grand Opera
House bldg.
100 winter suits to he slaughtered at 1-2
price. Model Tailoring Co., 118 E. Hous.
Made-to-Order
Suits or Overcoats
■■ $ I—IT1 —IT -
More ■ Less
When you examine the woolens you will perhaps
start in surprise to know how made-to-order suits
and overcoats of such very good cloth can be pro
duced at such moderate cost Perfect fit and ex
cellent workmanship guaranteed. An elegant and
comprehensive line of woolens to select from.
They’re Union Mede v
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221 E. Houston St. T. A. BUFORD, Mgr.
Old Pheno 1681
. SUNDAY,
county 10 HAYE
M MIIOMOBIIE
Commissioners Order a 1910
Knox Seven-Passenger Car
for Delivery In Sixty Days.
WILL USE IT TO
INSPECT ROADS
Jay rides for the eounty eommls- 1
■loners are to start December 23.
The commissioners, at a Meeting yes
terday afternoon, awarded to the A.
K. OUaeke Automobile company tho
contract for furnishing Bexar eouaty
OH 1010 model, Knox touring car, 40
horsepower, and built to carry eeven
passengers. The ear io fordelivery aot
later than 60 days from date of or
dering.
Bexar eouaty’a peoseosioa of aa au
tomobile is in line with what is being
done by many counties throughout the
state. Harris eouaty poseemee two and
Tarrant eoanty one.
"At the preeent time," eaid a mem
ber of the eommiseioners yseterdsy,
"Bexar sounty is spending annually
approximately $BO,OOO oa its roads. We
will saoa be eagaged in the construe
tian of a $90,009 concrete bridge aeroso
the Mediae river. It Ie obviously im
possible for the commissioners to moke
the rounds of the improvements in
progress in the eoanty by borne and
buggy. TMs lege amouat of money
should not be spent without constant
wateh being kept over tke manner la
which the work is beiag done.’’
The county’s ear is to be of the
latest mode] and fully up-to-date. Tho
purchase price was $3350.
CIRCUS ACT’APPALLING
Latest Thriller by Ringling Circus Giri
Makas Mew Rooord in Dare-
Deviltry.
All records in dare-deviltry and fool
hardiness hnve been broken by a mere
girl. Her name is La Belle Roche and
she is French. Mias Roche shoots down
a dizzy incline in a heavy touring ear,
is sent skyward like a rocket by a;
sharp curve at the bottom of the in- [
eline, nnd machine and rider mnke two
complete revolutions in mid-air before i
landing with a crash upon a distant
! platform. ~
This is one of the seven sensational
I acts on the program of Ringling Broth-
I era’ eireus. The act is not to be con-
I founded with the comparatively tamo
affairs that have passed for thrillers
among other cireuses. It is a sure-fire
nerve-shaker aad no mistake.
Other acts, perhaps not as danger
ous, but just ns wonderful, nre pre
sented by the Schumann educated
horses, which drink from glasses, waltz
'on their hind feet and roll each other
; about in large brewery barrels; the At
| thur Saxon trio of the strongest men
since Samson; Robidtllo, the Mexican
wizard of the wire; the Loreh family
of acrobats, beyond question the best!
in their clam that ever lived; the tole-1
phoning elephants and the balloon pig.
The eirens is to exhibit jn San An
tonio on Saturday, October '3O, and ex
actly the same performance will be :
given here as at Madison Square Gar- 1
den in New York, where the season
opened.
Everything about ther organization |
has been improved and enlarged. The'
menagerie is complete. At its head is .
Darwin, the missing link, who looks
enough like a human to puzzle scient
ists. Then there are forty elephants,!
nearly as many camels and other spec-1
imens odd and rare.
The parade that begins the day’s j
festivities is an elaborate affair—even
more so than last year’s pageant. Lla
mas, elephants, camels and even zebras
are harnessed and used to pull the
many floats.
Bexar Drag Co., cut price druggists;
get our prices first. The lowest in the
city.
MEET 10 ELM
STOREHOUSES
Sheep and Goat Men Coming to
San Antonio Soon to De
vise Ways and Means.
#ANT TO REALIZE
BETTER PRICES
Ban Aatoaio will be made the gather
lag place during the first and second
weeks of November of a largo aumber
of the prominent ebeep and goal raison
of southwest Texas, who at this time
will take up the matter of erecting in
this eity large storage homes, in which
the products of thoir flocks are to be
held for the purpose of regulating the
market.
Thia move on the part of the sheep
aad goat men is aa effort to realise
better prices for their wool aad mohair.
The theory of the raisers is that beiag
at present compelled to get rid of their
shearings almost immediately there is
a tendency on the part of buyers to
lower prices just at the pipper season.
It is argued that, by moans of these
storage b >uses, the producers may re
lease their products gradually and so
eliminate the broker.
SUNDAY LAN CASES
COIE UP NEXT WEEK
County Court Criminal Trials
May Bring Up Some Points of
•Interest and Hot Fights.
Several cases of alleged violation of
the Sunday closing law are set for
trial next week in the county court,
when the regular criminal schedule for
the last week in the month is to go
into trial.
The hot fight put up recently in
' Judge Fisk’s court by local butchers
in the trial of a Sunday closing esse
• indicates that much interest will bo
i shown in these.
One or two saloon eases are to come
up. among them a eouple on chargee
of selling on Sunday and to minors. The
fnll schedule for the week ie as fol
lows: '
Monday, November 1, 1909.
The State of Texas vs. Victor Es
pares, Psblo Martinez, Trinidad Arella
ao, Juan Morales, W. R. McDonald,
Andrew Wslker, Caiedonio Morslee,
Jesus Martines, Alfredo Martisez, Joe
Slavin. Juan Reyna.
Tuesday, November 2, 1909.
The State of Texes vs. Eugene Wahr
mund, Alexander Bauer, Ed Risber, A.
C. Alves, M. Rokomontez, Emigsn
Green, W. L. Thomae, Vieente More
no, L. R. Calhoun, Will Taylor, Mary
Williams, R. C. Evans, John Albino.
Wednesday, November 3,. 1909.
The State of Texas vs. Maximo Lo
pez, Luis Esquivel, A. Altermsnn, John
Shittley, Jim Nurse (2 cases), E. Gran
atA Bill Roberts, Chas. Jackson, 8.
Stein, J. Moreno.
Thursday, November 4, 1909.
The State of Texas vs. D. Trevinio,
P. Trevinio, Nicolas Dorangricchia, To
mas Gomez. Ruperto Herrera, Billy j
Kuhlman, W. Duncan, John Hoffman
Jr., Tomas Travieso, Noah Collins.
Friday, November 5, 1909.
The State of Texas vs. Geo. Mc-
Kinney, Willie Griffin, Chas. H. Fator,
Ed Dial. Manuel Guzman, W. Duncan
(2 cases). .
CASE AGAINST “HAPPY
JACK” IS CONTINUED
Russell Johnson, familiarly known
as "Happy Jack," who was at the
steering wheel of a big touring car
that went ov/r a culvert on the Mis
sion loop on the night of October 2,
culminating in the death of Harry Cot
tam and wounding five others, appeal
ed before Judge Buckley in the police
court yesterday morning to answer for
a charge of exceeding the speed limit.
Because of the illness and inability
of E. B. Lowry, 401 San Pedro avenue,
who filed the affidavit against John
son, to appear in the police court, the
case was continued until October 30.
The charge against Johnson grows
out of alleged speeding on San Pedro
avenue on the afternoon of October 2,
several hours previous to the fatal
mishap on the Mission loop.
s>»
Bexar Drug Co., eut pries druggists;
get our prices first. The lowest in the
eity.
O*» n ■
CIRCUS BARBER SHOP FIRST
CLASS.
Among the many stores and shops,
hotel, rest rooms nnd property tents
on Ringling Brothers’ circus grounds
I is one of the best barber shops in the
’ ccßintry. It is, of course, a union shop
with splendid attendants and every re
nf the first class shop from hot
and cold wnter to shower bathe.
Epileptic Fits
There is nothing more frightful in a
happy home than to have one of its
members instantly seized with a dread
ful attack of Epilepsy or Fits. The
many grateful letters from such homes,
after the use of Kosine, the remarkable
remedy for this dread ailment, testify
to the real merit of the preparation.
It is a meritorious article and is sold
on a guarantee plan that deserves your
confidence. The price, $1.50, will be
refunded by A. M. Fischer if not fully
satisfied after using a bottle. Mail or
ders filled by the Kosine Co., Washing
ton. D. C., or A. M. Fischer, Houston
street, corner AvenueD.
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND OAZBTTB
To tho Readers of l
The light and Gazette
A WhlbKiL (Maaa, Straight Talk m the Fatly of Utias Catharfist far Tryiag la Can
(BMtMMMi ai|i How Io Slop it Absohrtely Withaat Nila ar lodbliM
*• ' •
For tho Benefit of Bor Booßon, Frof. T. R. Midgley lives ißferostlif Tolk on Bow Bls Moo las MM Imurkable BoooNs Io Bwhf
BomllhHoo Witboat NaOMao.
For tho benefit of our readers we pub
lleh a timely and Intereatlnx talk by Prof.
T H.'Mldxley on s point which Io moot
vital to ovory man, woman and child In
thio country—the way to atop the spread
ing danger of chronic constipation. AU
be oaye to true, end i-vldenceg of U are
ao many and- varied, aa seen in hundreds
of letters from those who have done aa
ho advocatee. that we think It wW bo a
pubUe benefit to make them known. We
recommend Prof. Midgley meet oarneetty
to our readere.
M-Howr "Habit'" All Uzpegtsat.
"It Ie one of the Mmpleet things in the
world to cure even the worst case of
chronic ooastlpstion. and yet nearly ev
ery other man and woman you meet, is
pooltlvely so stopped up. that they are
hardly able to think clearty. To get the
"habit" every 14 hours regularly works
wonders. By the "habit"’ I don't mean
the cathartic habit, hull mean that "nat
uraL easy move” that every one ought
Co have without meedlng to make a rash
tor the pili box every night. .
MM Ml MiMt.
"You young and middle-aged men and
women wbo eat and drink everything you
like, and you old men and women who
are addicted to pill-eating to keew your
overdue bowels going, you don't nwllse
that there would not be one one-tiun
dredth part of the dlseaaa on earth to
day It your bowels were absolutely reg
ular.
"You can ehake your flat al almost
any old dlseaaa known. If you’ve got the
bowels that do business every 14 hours.
Thia Is plain talk, but every doctor will
tell you the same thing, only he mav
ba more particular in his language, but
{lt won't have the Impression on your
mind.
"Now. you can't cure constipation with
cathartics, and one of the reasons why
there I* much constipation today is be
cause there are so many drugs, liquids
and unnatural bowel movers gussied and
swallowed by so many thousands of peo
ple.
"It is true those cathartics sluice out
the bowels elean, but they also dulce out
that bowel-moving juice or secretion
which Nature has put In every good
bowel to make it work easy and right,
when this natural "juice" In the bowel
,1s cleaned out your bowels become men
dead-pipes. Then you get a bad case of
constipation and pills aw swallowed to do
the moving. This goes on, over and over
"Take It for granted now that you have
got to quit taking pills and drugs, cas
ter oIL casoara, jalap, gamboge and all
other cathartics before you can ever hope
to cure your constipation.
How You Om Stop Oonxtlpation
Absolutely.
“If you will do as I say you can got rid
of your constipation right now and for
get about it ever after. You will never
realise until you have tried it. how ,
pleasant and delightful It Is to have ov
erydqy-bowels that you don’t have to
worry over.
"Your bowels will move themselves If
you will just give them a start tha 'Mldg- 1
ley way.' You will never realise how grpt- i
ifylng It Is to have regular bowels, and :
how fine It feels to really live until you <
have tried it.
"I am willing to tell anyone, who will 1
take the trouble to ask me. just exactly '
how to use this simple method, and to |
cure himself or herself right at home, so 1
that It will no longer bis necessary to 1
dose with all kinds of harmful drugs and
acids. I don't ask a cent for this Informa
tion. I have published a book which con
tains this Midgley method in detail, and
as It would be Impossible to tell you in <
this brief space what ft contains, I will <
send this book to any man or woman who <
Is Interested enough In a cure to send for <
It" 1
Gained 35 Pounds—Feer 20 Yean
Younger.
’Prof T. H. Midgley. Dear Sir:—Per
haps you will remember you cured me of 1
constipation over one year ago. I am <
still feeling fine, can eat anything, have a
good complexion, weigh 185 lbs. now— c
used to weigh 150 when I was constlpat- r
mwmiiiEi
WILL CO-OPERATE
Committee to Be Appointed to
Act With Local Committee on
Better Train Schedules.
Brownsville will act in conjunction
with San Antonio in the movement to
secure through passenger connections
and better freight schedules between
that place and this city, according to
advices received yesterday from that
place.
A committee of Brownsville business
men will be appointed at once to co
operate with the committte from the
Chamber of Commerce, consisting of
William Autrey, Jake Wolff and H. E.
Hildebrand.
To place San Antonio on par with
Houston in the matter of freight ser
vice will be one of the big aims of
the joint committee. It is declared that I
it is - possible for freight to reach Browns- j
rille from Houston in two days, where- .
as connection with San Antopio takes ,
from three to five and oftentimes eiglc [
days.
MANY BURGLARY •
CASES TO COME UP
A whole host of minor criminal cases
are scheduled for trial next week in the
criminal district court, the Thirty
seventh. Nearly all are burglaries. The
greater part of the cases are those re
turned by the grand jury in its last
two reports. '
For the week, starting Monday, the
eases set are. The State of Texas versus
the following: Jack Halamnda. Santi
ago Saraldn Tom Smith. Juan Jose
Cruiz. Fred Goode. Epifanio Vai Verde,
ed I have a regular bowel movement
every morning I feel 20 voura younger
1 hope your treatment will euro others
like it did me. Youre very truly.
Henry Steinls-ck.
Chillicothe. Mo.
RW9 b An Opportunity of a Lifetime
te Be Cured.
Hero la the area lest opportunity to be
cured of chroaic ronetlpailon that you
have ever had come to your notice.
You Will be amazed to see the array
of tetterp that are received dally by thia
benefactor of mankind who answers all
"You Simply Can’t Cure Constipation with Pills. Powders or Potions. Fores
is Folly. I Tsu Yon How to Core Yourself at Hone by The "Mldg
fisy Way" With out Medicine.
letters sent to him and asks no charges
for the advice which he freely gives.
These letters are from worn-out. pill-rid
den patients who have tried the "Midg
ley way" aa a last deaperate effort, and
have been cured as easily as though they
had but a mere cold.
For the benefit of our readers we have
taken the trouble to pick out at random
a few of these letters and publish them.
For instance, Mrs. Morgan Parkhurst, of
Gerry, N. Y., suffered for 30 years and
cured hertelf in 30 days so completely
that she says:—“Two years ago I com
menced with your treatment and am so
glad • I did and so thankful for what It
has done for me. I have no trouble now;
am better In every way.”
Was Near Death.
Thos. Needham. 1528 S. 44th Ave.. Chi
cago. says:—”l suffered from chronic
constipation for 10 years. I tried every
cathartic In the market in vain. Doctors
could do nothing, and death seemed near
By following your advice I cured myself
permanently in just one month. ’’
Had Tried Every Kind of Medicine.
Miss Ella Cea, of Boone. la., says:—"l
had been a constant sufferer from that
dread disease, constipation, all my life,
and had tried every kind of medicine and
consulted many different doctors, but
none proved successfuL At last I con-
John Harris. D. Mayfield, Wm. Hy
Sentt. Joe Gonzales, Isom Booker. A.
Sanders. Oliver Bell. Topsy Wallace,
Antonio Martinez, Lloyd Dorsey, Eli
"inh Jones. Williams Williams. Willie
Williams. A. J. Love, Louis Johnson,
Joe Morris, Searcy Johnson, Geo.
Zwally, Louis Hall.
The lady that I love,
Is the face that yon should see;
Tho secret of her beauty,
Is just Rocky Mountain Tea.
—Lone Star Drug Store.
COUNCIL HAS SLIGHT
AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
The ordinance authorizing Mayor
Callaghan to take action in tho matter
of the $150,000 bond issue of 1887 will I
come up on its second reading at the
meeting of the city council tomorrow
afternoon. Whether the ordinance
would be placed on its third and final
reading under the suspension of the
rules Mayor Callaghan could not say
last evening.
Unless some of the aldermen spring
a surprise the session of the city fathers
promises to be rather brief, there being
but a light batch of petitions and me
morials of a minor nature now pend- ■
ing before the council for action.
More Than 20 •
Ingredients give to Hood’s gar> I
separilla Its groat curative power- .
power to cure many and varied com
plaints, including diseases of the blood, j
ailments of the stomach, troubles of
the kidneys and liver.
Many of the ingredients are just what j
the profession prescribe in the ailments |
named, but the combination and pro
portions are peculiar to this medicine and
give it curative power peculiar to itself.
Therefore, there can be no substitute
for Hood’s. Get it in the usual liquid
form, or in tablets called Sarsatabs
cluled to give Prof. Midgley's druglees
tn-atment a trial. I did ao and at the and
of one month «u entirely cured. My
general health grew better and at pres
ent am In the best of health. Can aay It
la a wonderful cure and a help to any
one suffering as I Wag."
Buffered M Teart.
J. F Kilpatrick of White Plaine, Ga., a
man 55 years old. who had been consti
pated for 30 yeard after taking a single
month's treatment, writes May 4. '48:—"I
have not taken anything foe my bowels
since the first of Sept.. 1448 My bowels
are regular as the days come —the mis
ery that I had in my bowels has stopped.
1 have a good appetite all the time; I
don't feel tired like 1 used to; my head
does not seem all out of fix now—l feel
like a young man to what I did before
you commenced instructing me. You may
use my name in your advertisements. If
it will do any good, for I feel that the
liepple of America are injuring themselves
taking drugs for their bowels.”
Cathartics That Increase Constipation.
“Aloes, calomel,'croton oil. cascara, Sa
grada. jalap, gamboge, blue mass, colo
cynth. asafoetlda. senna, epsom salta
laxative mineral waters, podo-phyllln,
castor ojl. nux vomica, hyoscyamus, bel
ladonna and others which only physicians
know about, cause reaction In the bow
els and result in chronic constipation."
"It is not necessary to depend on any
one of these 'movers.' and just as sure
as you do, you help to paralyze your own
bowels. You can have them move every
day regularly without taking any of these
catalyzers If you will only follow out my
idoa which has already proved successful
In hundreds of cases.” .
Results of Constipation.
"When a train is stuck In the tunnel
and cannot be dislodged, it stops tsaffic.
With the body it is worse, because "when
there is a blocking-up somewhere in your
30 feet of bowels, the poison from the
blockade is going to be soaked up by the
little capillaries on the inside lining of
BUY ACRES AND WILL
PLAT SUB-DIVISION
Forty-three thousand dollars was the
purchase price paid for 478 acres of
land adjoining the Southwestern In
sane Asylum on the south, sold yester
day to H. C. Feldman, William Aubrey
and the Empire Realty company.
The tract faces the Mission loop and
is one of the choicest of large proper
ties adjoining th city. It is well adapt
ed to sub-division, to which purposes
it will be devoted.
IMPROVEMENTS AT
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
Important improvements are soon to
be under way in the Bexar county
court house. The office of the county
clerk is to be thoroughly remodeled and
some new fixtures added. The contract
It's a Great Comfort
IXTOBBR SI, IMS.
the bowels, and all tMs poison la rueteefl
right through the blood •
"It goes to the brain naturally, aafl to
evsrr pert of the body, every organ be
ing fed on thio polluted blood, or sewer
age. It goes to your face In the tom .ec
plmple-potoon and breeka out on the eMa,
It goes to your bead aad glvea you bnad
aobe and dlaaineae. It xoee to your brain
and makes you drowsy. It weakena the
stomach and cauaeo dyapepeta. aad bad
broath. It goee to tho liver and oHMtn
MUoueneee. it goto to the kldneya nnd
eventunlly gives rise to Brigkt'e Dlaenan,
It goea tn tee heart and makes It thuatos
It goes to the eyeo and they lone their
lustre. It mskea your nerves flabby and
weak and out-o' -sorts, sad this to tha
advance agent .of all kinds uf diMaae,
which you coulda't got at all if there WM $
pure, rich red Mood flooring In your vehig
and your whole body woe In prone oeadl
tlon."
Doctors Aflatttofl Draff-Ha.
The Chief Clerk of the Pennsyfranto
Railroad Campney, located at New Brut.''
wick. N. J., writes:—"l hnve suffered
from chronic conotipaUon for the past
six years, taking most all of the pills aad
potions 1 ever heard at. At one tian I
became ao bad I decided to give up my
position with the Railroad, as I felt my
deva were numbered.
"One physician told me that he aa well
an others were powsrloea to cure codtoi
pation with drugs, saying that the puraa
tlve« Inflame the bowels and eventually
paralyse them. I followed your advice,
have not spent a penny for drugs of any
sort, and I am cured.’’
Look Ont For Tour Nerves.
There is hardly anything which restores
the nerves as qulcmy and suryly as regu
lar bowels. .Most neopie who have wank
nerves and are run down ure chronically
conatlpatcd. It is surprising in bow abort
a time a man or woman can build up a
strong body by being absolutely regular
and taking Prof. Midgley's advice.
Our readers can be positively certala
of results If they will but send for Prof.
Midgley's book and follow hla advice. Ho
Is known all over the country as ths
"Constipation Wlsard." Hla method Is sll
so wonderful, and so simple, that it haa - J
been said hy a great many to be a posi
tive pleasure to adopt the Midgley WSX
ot Halting cured right at home.
There is nobody else In this country
who has given thia disease sueh doep
professional study aa Prof. Midgley. Hia
advice to you will be worth hundreds at
dollars, and you will have saved yeare
of misery, bed health and danger ot dto-
MM.
You win realize within a tew hours
what It Is to realty live and havo that
exquisite feeling of perfect health, cheer- .
ful spirit, good digestion, clear mted.
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for this work was yesterday let to
Schultze Bros, for $lOBO.
In the rooms of the fourth court of
eivil appeals there has been a grow
ing need of more apace for the storing
of recorda, ete. An architect will prob
ably be asked shortly to design plans
for improvements in this office.
MARKET IS WEAK.
New York, Oct. 23.—Extreme weak
ness marked the day on the stock ex
change and the course of quotation
from the opening to the close was on
an almost uniform decline with final
prices several points below yesterday’s
close. U. 8. Steel fell to 86 14 and re
covered slightly to 86 5-8. Union Pa
cific was a feature in the declines, sag
ging below 200 early in the day.
Foreign exchange during the morn
ing showed a sharp recovery and ratgp
opened higher and subsequently regain
ing what they lost yesterday. CaNre
were at 488.20 to 488.25.
to be able to see far and near with one pair
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Commerce Street, fit you with a pair of his
new invisible Bi-Focal or double vision glassea
and you can see far and near without ebang
ing your glasses or taking them off. If yon
have been using two pair of glasses you know
how much trouble and annoyance it is to be
constantly changing glasses. These wonder
ful glasses save all of that trouble. You will
need only one pair and you can wear those
all of the time. Remember the number.
303 WEST COMMERCE STREET
DR. CHARLES REES
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