WEDN£SDA Y,
10
Tea Drinking is Healthful.
Cabinet Olticers Serve 1 O'clock Tea—i
All Washington Society in Line—Sec-1
retary Knox the Only Cabinet Offi
cer Who Does Not Officially Sip the
Cub That Cheers.
Under the caption ‘‘Cabinet Has'
Taken to Tea Drinking,” the St. Louis'
“I’ost Dispatch” publishes an interest 1
ing article on the subject, giving the:
c-edit to the lion. Huntington Wilson,
assistant secretary of state. Among
other things the article says:
“Mr. Wilson’ is almost rabid in hisj
hatred of the demon rum. and he has
so effectively let it be known in the]
department that tea is an antidote. or|
substitute, that almost every executive,
head except Secretary Knox) now!
takes his tea at 4 o'clock at the same!
time Mr. Wilson's clerk brings his.:
Without in any way posing as a reform
er. the assistant secretary,has express
ed quiet satisfaction that lie has in
auguratcTn system that will do away]
with the scandalous practice of gelt ing
a glass of beer or something worse once,
in a "hile.y
Secretarv Wilson’s* not the only de
partmeni at Washington that eham
pions tea and "other-beverages contain
ing caffeine ns the natural stimulants
for man. and the antidotes to the de
sire for alcoholic stimulants. The De - (
partmeut of < oiumeree and Labor is
responsible for the following’. “The
very striking fact that theine is pre !
cisely the characteristic constituent of
coffee, mate, guarann. the kola nut. and.’
we may add, cocoa, al) substances taken
into the dietary of man independently:
at various points of the globe, serves to
show that the alkaloid satisfied some
craving of the human system. • Expe
rienee ha* shown that tea sustains the
frame under severe muscular or mental]
exercise without the reaction that fol
lows the use of alcohol. ’
CHARGE TO GRAND JURY
BASIS FOR NEW TRIAL
Judge Dwyer's last charge to the I
grand jury, in which he commented on
the prevalence of crime in San Anto
nio aud urged the inquisitors to do their ■
utmost to stamp it out. is advanced as a
reason for a new trial in the case of
the State against Ed Powell, recently
convicted of robbery by assault on .1. C. ।
Hawkins, an aged man, who says he was |
beaten and robbed.
Attorney Leo Tarleton, counsel for
Powell, sets up in his motion for a new
trial tiiat Assistant District Attorney
<'. M. Chambers, in his argument to the
jury which convicted Powell, read from ]
Judge Dwyer's charge to the grand
jury that particular paragraph which
dwelt on the prevalence of erime and
the necessity for its suppresion. ami,
that this was an undue invasion of the
jury box and calculated to prejudice
the jury against the prisoner. Attor
ney Chambers is also charged with hav
ing asked for a conviction in order to
sustain the district attorney. Other
charges are also advanced as a reason
for giving a new trial.
SICK HEADACHE
• , —I Positively cured by
a a DTTD Q these Liule Fuls * l 1
VA(\ I U IwO I rh£ T 4130 rellere Db
■mb tress from Dyspepsia, In-
WTTLE I digestion and Too Hearty
H |W F S Eating. A perfect ren>
33 ■Vt Cl edyforDlalncss, Nausea,
n PILLS. I Drowsiness, Bad Tasto I
flfl In the Month, Coaled
Tongue, Pain tn the Side,
□ TORPID LIVER. Thee
regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegeteble.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
CARTERS Genuine Must Bear
rac-bimile bignature
livEal *
Irltupf SUBSTipjnt.
Electrical Appliances
of all kinds, for all purposes, are in
stalled by ns on short notice in fac
tories, offices, dwellings and public
buildings. We have a reputation for
doing the best work at conscientious
prices. We use only the best materials
and employ only skilled workmen.
Whatever you may need in the Electri
cal line, save monev bv consulting tis.
JOHN D. CONNELLY.
TEXAS INDEPENDENCE DAY
Today is the anniversary of the declaration of
• Independence bv Texas.
Are You Preparing for Your Independence?
Save bonmhing roguiarh ’ Its growth will surprise you. \\ hen
you’re old or if accident »»i illness should befall ypu, that bank ue
count would come in mighty (*onvei;ienl. *
LET US EXPLAIN OUE ADVANTAGES TO YOU.
4 f 4 I nterest On Time Deposits
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
Cor. Commerce and Navarro Sts.
MAN WHO .
INTERVIEWED
COOK HERE
Sten Drewsen Tells How He
Sent First -Story of Explor
er Around the World.
HE MET HIM BY PILOT BOAT
News Had Just Reached Co
penhagen and Corespond
ent Laid His Plans.
“I believed in Dr. Cook as a
man who had faith in himsell,
when I first saw him ragged,
filthy and with two front teeth
gone, in the cabin of the ship Hans -
• Egede, which bore him back to civ- 1
ilization,” said Sten Drewson at
the Gunter hotel today. Mr. Drew
son was connected with the Politi
ken. the leading paper of Copen
hagen, and is as well-correspond
ent for the New York Herald, and |,
not only was he the first man who
met and interviewed Dr. Cook on
his arival at Copenhagen, but his
was the story flashed over the
wires and gave to the entire world
the greatest sensation of the coun
try.
When the news first reached Copen
hagen that Dr. Cook was heard from
Mr. Drewson declares he felt he would ।
be the first man to reach him and get J
his story. Accordingly he planned with
his editor to go out on a pilot boat to
meet the Hans Egede. Despite the fact
that he was warned the pilot could
never stop the ship so that he might 1
board, Mr. Drewson persisted. Armed!,
with a telegram for Dr. Cook from
James Gordon Bennett of the
York Herald, he went out 24 hours end
aitqy waiting 18 hours he met the 11 it-
Egede and signalled that he had a tel
egram for Dr. t ook. The ship stopped;'
and he boarded? For 20 minutes in th?
cabin Mr. Drewson talked to Dr. Cook
anti was convinced of the truth of Dr.
< ook’s story that he had reached Hie
north pole.
“This was my first impression, whi< h
I always consider best,” said Mr.
Drewson, “and 1 was convinced that
the man believed in himself. I sail
to him. ‘Are yon aware that people
will not believe in what you sayi' and]
he replied that he was, and acknowl
, edged that there could be no conclu
sive proofs, such as might not be made
on board ship.”
“Afterwards, however,” said Mr.
Drewson, “I met Dr. Cook many times
and 1 am sony to say that 1 saw the
yellow streak, as you would say. but I
do not believe that Dr. Cook is a fakir.
It is my honest opinion that the man !
is crazy; that be tried to reach the I
pole, and the hardships he endured aud I
the great desire with which he was
possessed unbalanced his mind. I heard '
hiii speech before the geographical so
cl?fy. which contained nothing which
he had not said me. and I have seen
the paper which ne filed with the Um
versity of Copenhagen. These are like)
a school boy s composition and contain •
no facts, no figures, no observatiohs.'
and none of the local color which would
it seems io me, must have been giv.-u i
by a man who had made the discover'-i
that Dr. Cook <aid he did.”
Reception in Denmark.
Speaking of the reception that Dr.
Cook received in Denmark. Mr. Drew
sen -aid the people of Denmark have
much admiration for the Americans and
the\ were pleased with the idea that an
American had made this great discov
cry. They were charmed, too. with Dr.'
Builds Up the Thin and Weak.
Samose Makes Thin People Fat. or the
Bexar Drug Co. Will Return
Money.
In Samose are rombinc<|
elements that soon produce a 1
steady and noticeable gain in flesh. 1
Fa ken after meals, Samose mingles with
the food, and causes it to be assimilat
ed so that the fat producing elements
are retained in the system, 'and you
will soon get good flesh, sternly nerves
and a healthy body.
The Bexar Drug Co. has seen* such
remarkable results following the use
of Samose that they offer to pay
the treatment if it does not make thin
people plump ami rosy.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Samose; it is a true flesh-forming food
and is sold under the guarantee of one
of the most reputable business houses
i in San Antonio to refund the money
I if it does not give complete satisfac-
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE
gif THE 80,000 READERS OF THIS NEWSPAPER SHOULD SCAN
CAREFULLY THE SPLENDID BUSINESS OFFERINGS HERE.
I ' /
DIRECTORY Business OF ±2* Interests 9 SAN ANTON IO
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACT CO.
(Incorporated)
204-206 Washer Bldg.
J. I. Wells, Mgr.
New Phone 16*. O> d Phone 196
ARCHITECTS.
ARTHUR J. HERRMANN
. . Architect
. San Antonio, Texas.
—J. W. Chalmers architect, who has de
signed many of the beautiful homes of Los
Angeles, Ca|.. will be pleased to meet those
who contemplate building and show his large
assortment of attractive designs. Office, 541
Moore building.
—
J. FLOOD WALKER
Architect
Frost Building. San Antonio, Texas.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Old phone 191.
W. N. HAGY
Architect and
Frost Building. San Antonio, Texas.
ATTORNEY-AT-lAW.
John H. Clark Don A. Bliss
CLARK & BLISS
Attorneys at Law
San Antonio. Office 241 W. Commerce St.
Texas. Corner St. Mary’s St.
AUTO REPAIRS.
NOTTINGHAM A FRIEDRICH
SUPPLY SHOP
Geo. B. Nottingham, formerly with Bird
song p.nd Potchemick; Milton A. Friedrich,
formerly witht Auto Repair Co.
ISI North Flores St. New Phone 3123.
YOU AUTOMOBILISTI
We are experts in the following branches:
Broken frames, axles, wheels. springs, dives,
briers. lumps, brackets, straight.ning. etc.
11. R. GEYER. Ave. D and Travla St.
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
SAN ANTOMO AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
Johnson Lune, Mgr. F. H. Burns. Instructor.
‘•We own our own Cars.”
.Second-hand cars lemght and sold,
on month's course.
N. Phone 729. 614 Market St.
AWNINGS, TENTS.
AIVN/NGS
San Antonio Tent and Awning Co.
117 South Flores St.
BLACKSMITHS.
THOS. McKAY New Phone 1302.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright. Horseshoeing
and < lipp : ng a specialty. Tires set while you
wait. Rubber tires applied to carriages and
baby carriages, 10l l,u Salle street. Rear of
502 East Comm -rce.
Cook's manners and his thoroughly de
cent behavior.
“I was present at the dinner which |
was given .by the newspaper men to Dr.]
Cook,” said Mr. Drews*), ‘‘when the
telegram was received that Peary had
discovered the north pole. 1 was mak
ing a speech when the news was receiv '
ed. and when I saw the restiveness in
the gathering I cut short what I had to
say. Immediately the news was brought?
to me ami I was asked to break it to Dr.,
Cook. When I told him that Peary had
telegraphed that he had discovered the
pole. Dr. Cook smiled and said that ifi
Peary said he had done this thing he,
believed him. His whole behavior dur
ing the abuse which Peary heaped upon
him simply charmed and won the highest
admiration of the people of Denmark,
and I don't, think they can be blamed
for their attitude toward him. The'
only blame attaches to the rector of
the university who made him doctor ot
honor before his proofs hail been passed]
upon by the authorities.'
It is the opinion of Mr. Drewsen that
t ook is hiding with the cunning of a
crazy man.
Mr. Drewsen. in company with Theo
dor Low of Austin, nt whose invitation
he is visiting America for the fourth
time, is on his way to Mexico. When
In- was in New York three years ago he
heard much of the cowboy life of the
west, ami it was his intention when he
came o\er to go out on a ranch and live!
this life, but he declares ho finds he was,
misinformed ‘and that the romanticism!
of the old days has passed.
Calls Us Paris of the West.
When he returns to Denmark Mr.
Drewsen says he intends to " rite a book
called “Living Pictures from New
America." which will dispel the idea
that people have abroad that Texas is]
made up of cowboys, six-shooters and
the test of the wild west life, so that
when they come here they will not be
as much surprised as he was to find a
I quiet and fully developed civilized state.
The three most interesting cities'
। which ho has visited in Texas arc Hous
| ton, which is full of business and hus
tie; Austin, which carries the atmos
; phere of the capital, and San Antonio/
which he eharacterizi s the Paris /f
the west. It is hero he declares-Ae I
would pitch his tent if he wore to/iive]
in Tcxm. since it has a strong/local
color, and a peculiar fasi-inatiwfi all its
1 own. / <
One of the impressions uhf.-h ho will
afro bo particular to put in/hig book is
his visit to Governor < : ut Aus-’
; tin. whom he appromy,.| talked
with as freely as ho G-ould with any
mull he might m< et on : ho street, a man
l who ruled i ere turiti iv than the king
■of England counting he British ishs.
tlje president ot I ram •. or the emperor
. of Germany.
IN THE DAYS OF IyOUR GRAND
MOTHER
('od Liver Oil " admitiist'ered in a
crude and most - apnlsi' e form, and
। would in'ttritdd' mpsot the stomach.
I oday all .tin/ medii-iuul properties
।ot <od Liver , ntj| ari . combined with
lonic Iron tif f] l( . Preparation called
\ I NOL without oil. I’ is very bene
ficial in pulmonary troubles and quickly
[ creates *"yugth for weak, run down
11 and aged
CANDIES.
—Try our pur* —
H O M K M ADE CANDIES
Get a plate of ice cream or a glass of xoda
water as you pass
SHELTON & POPE
321 South Alamo.
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING.
Our new process of cleaning cannot be •
surpassed.
BON TON DYE WORKS
Expert Cleaners and Dyer*.
621 E. Commerce St. New Phone 3003.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
BONSPACK BROS.
Contractors and Builders.
416 Conroy Building. New Phone 1093.
You buy the lot. I’ll build the home.
11. C. JONES.
Contractor and Builder.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of work.
Old Phone 3656. Room 8, Appman Bldg.
San Antonio, Texas.
DRUGS.
CI PPLES DRUG CO.
Druggists’ Sundries.
Perfumery Toilet Articles. Etc.
Ihnh Phones 111. 323 West Commerce St.
BOWDEN’S DRUG STORE
428 East Commerce Street,
Toilet Articles. Drugs, Patent Medicin's. ety.
Patronage of colored people solicitefl.
—Free Deliver}’ —
New Phone 2517 Blue. Old Phone 1254-3 r.
DRESSMAKING.
Snell-Hawthorne Dressmaking Parlors.
227-8 and 9 Moore Building.
Ladies’ Tailor J Gowns, Evening Dresses
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
New Phone 3016. Ohl Phone 542.
Open for Engagements.
FURNITURE AND REPAIRS.
The-man from Boston repairs anything in the
furniture line dorks, watones, stoves (wood,
coal and gasoline), makes old parlor suites
like new. Uuholstering a specialty. All work
guaranteed, calle J for and delivered. 508
Flores Su 11. L. Hutson. Mgr.
NORTH AND SOUTH REPAIR SHOPS
506 S. Flores.
Upholstering. Parking and Shipping.
Metal Roofs Painted and Patched. Six years
guarantee.
FURNITURE, SECOND-HAND.
New Phone 3040.
Sae WESTERN SUPPLY CO. .
New and .second hand furniture bought, sold
and exchanged.
Always have bargains.
206-8-10 S. Flores Street.
Prices cut to go for cash.
G. H. CUNNINGHAM. Mgr.
We buy. sell or exchange goods of every de
scription. Will sell for cash or easy payments.
1303 W. Commerce St. New Phone 1210.
JUDGMENT IS
EXCESSIVE, SAYS
APPELLATE COORI
Unless Remititur of $5OOO Is
Filed the Brice Case Will
Be Reversed Again,
That the verdift in the ease of th,, J.
w O. N. Railway eonrpany vs. Frank
l.’rice, in a personal injury damage suit,
whb li amounted to $22,Jm), wa< ex, vs
sive, is the holding of the Fourth court
of -ivil appeals, in an opinion handed
down this morning. The. opinion, which
is by Judge Fly, <-n.s the verdiet down
t<, $17.50f» by demanding a remittitur »f
In his opinion. Judge Fly states
that the judgment will be affirmed'if
a remittitur for $5OOO is filed in fen
lays, otherwise it will be reversed and
the rare remanded.
IT is shown that on a former tri:',)
$12,000 was hold as sufficient by , rhe
appellate court. Says the opini<,n;
‘ It was slpiwn that he could’operate
a stationary engine and done so.
I'tiUer these circumstances it would
seem that the jury "ag'not controlled
by the facts alone in fixing the verdict,
and in order to olodda an affirmation
nppellee will be )>equired to file a re
-nittitur of j u ten dnvs. otherwise
the judgment/will be reversed and the
ease remandflpl.”
Trohtmen Were Amorous.
Xiiotluif interesting case is thai of
the Tetyls Mexican Railway companv v-.
Good Blood
Means good health, and Hood’s
Sarsaparilla has an unapproached
record as a blood-purifier.
It effects its wonderful cures, not
simply because it contains sarsaparilla
but because it combines the utmost
remedial values of more than 2()different
ingredients. There is no real substitute
for it. If urged to buy any preparation
said to be ‘‘just as good” you may be
enre it is inferior, costs less to make,
and yields the dealer a larger profit.
Get H**od « SarumariH* today. In usual nquM
(n?m or in ebc .olated tablets kuotvn as Ba-batata
WHY NOT TRY?'
POPHAM’S
ASTHMA REMEDY
Sire, prompt and positlra relief in ever?
caee. Sold by drossiat,. price $l.OO.
Trial package by mail 10a.
VILHAMS’ MFG. CO.. Props.. Cleeelsnd, 0.
Fer Sale by Twentieth Century Pharmacy.
HATS.
Old Hats made new!
SWEETSER'S HAT HOSPITAL.
11214 East Houston Street.
New Phone 1559. 103 East Houston.
UNION' RENOVATING CO.
Old hats made new. Ladies’ and gents'
clothes cleaned, dyed and pressed.
HAIRDRESSING. I .
Snell-Uawthorne Hair Dressing Parlors.
227-8 and 9 Moore Building.
Manicuring, Face Massage, Hair Goods. Scalp
Treatment. Braids madr- from combings.
Work done at your hotel or residence.
New phone 3016. Old Phone 542.
HOTELS.
BEXAR HOTEL
The Travelers’ Resort
Alfred Samer. Proprietor.
BOOKER APARTMENTS
106 W. Pecan St. New phone 2579. Com
plete and up-to-date housekeeping apartments.
Most desirable in city. Permanent patrons
wanted for summer.
THE ALTHA
Mrs. L. Day, Prop.
Dining room in connection.
Room and Board.
1320-24%- West Commerce St.
THE COMMERCIAL ROOMS.
107% S. Flores St. Half block south city hall
WILLIAM LANFARE, Proprietor.
Bods 35 and 50 cents each person.
—Ne"- Phone 2736 —
Old Phone 862-4 r.
-
OMALA HOTEL,
Rooms 50c, 75c, and SI.OU per day.
507 E. Commerce Bt.
REX HOTEL,
Mrs. M. W. Clifton.
1124 West Houston Street.
Rooms to rent and unfurnished rooms on
third floor.
PLAZA HOTEL.
Mrs. Henter Bunton.
508 Dolorosa. New Phone 2584.
Restaurant connection. Special rates to
weekly parties.
LAUNDRY.
For first-class work and good service try
MODEL LAUNDRY.
Also first-class cleaning and pressing.
New Phone 730. No. 228 S. Alam-,.
LOANS.
U. S. LOAN CO.
624 East Commerce St.
Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
and all articles oh value.
Your Patronage Solicited,
Concepcion Portales, on appeal from Du- .
vnl county, in which it is shown that i
the appellee, a young Mexican woman,
was run over by a train in San Diego
ns the result of alleged negligence of the
engineer and fireman, whom, it was .
shown in the testimony at the trial,
were ‘‘waving their hands, making am
orOus signs to a Mexican woman on a
nearby portico mid not watching the
track,'' just before the accident. The
ver lict for ss*oo was affirmed.
‘‘ft is too great a draft on human
credulity,” says Judge Fly in his opin- i
ion, ‘‘to believe that at a plane whore ;
a woman on a track could have been 1
seen for at least *lOO feet at almost mi l
day an engineer and firemen were at
tending to their duties of watching the
fra *k over wlrieh they were running in
1 town, and did not see a woman on the
track until she fell, some 70 or 90 feet l
distant. It is posisble that if their nt
tention had been directed to the duties
enjoined upon them, instead of ‘lie gay
diversion of their amorous affairs, the
I terrible disaster would never have hap- |
- pened. ’'
Interesting Land Opinions.
Two inf erestjug-questions ns to the
valuation laud in condemnation pro
' ceeding« figure in the cases of the
: Crystal « ity and Uvalde Railroad com
I'Gny against T. P. Isbell et al., and the
Cry-dal < ity A Uvalde Rnilroad com
pauy against George E. Boothe et al..
. bon th on appeal from Uvalde county.
I The land was condemned for right of
| wav for the railroad.
In the first ease the railroad com
pany sued Isbell aud wife to condemn
I I 41, 100 acres for right-of-way. A cam
- mission was appointed to assess dam
! ages and aw-ard the appellees $350. The
railroad appealed the -ase to
■the county court, where a jury awarded
। i l-e sum of $450.
The ap|M>llate court holds that ‘‘the
, questioti before the jury was the value
of the when the commission
made its award and not its value when
| rendered for taxation. ” The judgment
j vjas reversed and the case remanded for
a new trial.
.lodge James, in his opinion, sustains
ith<‘ verdict of the jury in the case of
Hhe Crystal City X Uvalde Railway com
| pane against George E. Boothe et al.,
mid the verdict is affirmed. This was
mi appeal from the county court in con-
I demnation proceedings as owners t-» a
- 'trip of land tn which $950 was awarded
Ins damages. The railroad company
I claimed that the verdict was excessive
and also that there were errors in the
'judge's charge, to the jiwy. Judge
I Janies does not view the matter in the
I same light aud says that the charge was
| correct and
Decisions Handed Down.
f Opinions in other cases were handed
down as follows:
Reversed and remanded: M. S. Hal
lam vs. H. ,1. Moore, from Bexar; Mil
lon Melvin vs. A. J. Deer company, from
KI Un so.
Affirmed: Western Union Telegraph
-companv vs. .1. P. Robertson, from El
Paso.
Atotions for rehearing were overruled
ns follows: Antonio Salas et al. vs.
!.l. .1. Munday, fron- El Paso; W. M.
1 Yarn et al. vs. Rita T. Yarn, from El
I Paso; Missouri. Kansas -k Texas Rail
MEATS.
SELECT MEAT MARKET
Meat, Fish, Oysters ami Dressed Poultry.
Everything the Best.
OSTEOPATHS.
DR.F.S.HAYES
NeurologisboßurG.
DR. CHARLOTTE STRUM
Ost.'-opathr
Suite 611-612 Moore Building.
Office hours 9—12 a. m. 2 —6 p. m.
—Telephone*—
Southwestern 2702. San Antonio 1799.
Residence Old Phone 1984. New 2617 green
Hours: Bto 12. 2 to 5.
DR. FRANCES HERDMAN
Osteopath.
N< w Phone 1166. Gibbs Building.
& treatment given at residence if desired
PHYSICIANS.
DR. J. C. CASSITY
Stomach Diseases and General Practice.
219 Moore Building.
Residence 123 West Myttle Street.
San Antonio, Tex.
DR. E. T. HUGHES’
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Infirmary.
Doctor and nurse'* in attendance day and
night. ,Xo charge for operating room. Every
thing modem and up-to-date.
Id. - : St. ALny St.
WALTER C. HINZEL, M. D.
Homeopathic Physician
St. James Hotel. San Antonio, Texas.
PRINTING. ~
E. J. JACKSON CO.
Printing of th 4 higher grade. We dont
“Print Anything." We do only the very best
Printing: printing that will be n credit to
your business. 102 East Commerce street.
New phone 542.
REAL ESTATE. """
FOR EXCH \NGE—6S7 acres well improv
ed sandy loam farm in Karnes County. Will
take .<U».000 to $20,000 in good residence as
part payment.
< REWS REALTY. CO.
502 1 j E Houston St. San Antonio. Tex.
NO. 116 W. HOUTON ST. 22x70 feet, one
block from 10-story sky-scraper. Cheapest
rent on street, apace and location counted.
$6O per month.
CHAS. P. SMITH A SON.
Both Phones. Room 110 Mackay Bldg.
CHAS. P. SMITH k SON
Real Estate and Loan Brokers,
Room 110. Mackay Building.
RESTAURANTS.
THE 808 WHITE.
226 Losoya St.
E. McLain, Manager.
“Drink Bob White Coffee.’’
way company vs. J. B. Stone, from
Bexar; Manuel Rogers et al. vs. Robert
Driscoll et al., from Duval.
A MAN OF IRON NERVE,
indomitable will and tremendous energy
is never found where Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc-i
cess they bring, use Dr. King's New
Life lslls, the matchless regulators, for
keen brain and strong body. 25c at the
Bexar Drug Co.
STARK HONOR GUEST AT
PEACOCK SCHOOL BANQUET
Following a number of interesting
eventr at a track meet preparatory to
taking part in the track meet during
the spring carnival, the pupils of the
Peacock Military school enjoyed their
monthly banquet this afternoon at
12:3(1 o'clock. The guest of honor on
the occasion was Dolly Stark, the popu
lar shortstop of last season's Bronchos,
who has been coaebing the Peacock
school boys in athletics.
Colonel Leßoy Brown acted as toast
master. Ono hundred and fifty pounds
of fish, wlti'h the boys caught in the
lake tills morning, were prepared for
the paiares of the participants in the
banquet.
The boys of the sehobl are today en
gaged in cleaning up as this is Vdean
up day” al Peacock *.
The' following are the results at the
track meet:
Fifty-yard dash: Littlefield won. At
kilts second. Bigg third ( handieapped
five yards). Time. 6 seconds.
Hun<lred-yard dash: Bigg won. Lit
tiefield sttond. Atkins third. Time, I’
seconds. x
Shot-put: Bigg, 42 feet 5 imhes: G
Bass, 3s feet 6 inches; llaltom, 3(1 feet
7 inches.
TUBERCULOSIS
Bro nchitis. Asthma and Catarrh
It yon have not been suocessfnl in obtaining a cure from CLIMATE call aud
investigate our method of treatment. W» have cured Tuberculosis of first
and second stage, and prolonged the life ot many in the last stage. We keep
you here in San Antonio for a rhort time only, then equip yon with a Ben
aonleer Apnafatns same «’ nsed in Tubercular Santtanums aud our office.
You can then rovtrn homo and get veil sanw as hundreds of others have
doue Endorsements of leading mealcil mon and prominent people all over
the country; alao testimonials from hundreds of cur»d patients. Call aud
get their nanes today. Some are h-r” in San Antonio, whom you may call
an and see Otucrs sound .-.nd veil back at their old home attending to their
daily vocations. Maybe we have the name of som- one who is rlyht back
at your own home. This is -ot a “cure all” patent medicine, but a scien
tilic method of treatment that be» proven its-1t r success. It costa yon
nothing to investigate rnd consult our specialist.
THE BEMSOMZfiR
Office Hours: 9 a. m fo 5 p. m. Sundays: 10 a. m. to 12 m.
MARCH 2. 19 R
While in San Antunio eat at
PATERSON'S Black Elephant R'•stnurant,
131-133 S, Florea Street.
One block south of citv hall.
BEST MEALS IN THE CITY— 15c.
DELMONICO RESTAURANT
Soledad Street.
Best 15c meal in the city. Neat, clean and
quick service. Short Orders a Specialty.
VIXCE BATTAGLIA, Proprietor.
PAT'S RESTAURANT AND LUNCH .ROOM
11214 South Flores St.
Hot and Cold Lunch Fifteen Cents.
P. H. CONRaD, Prop. San Airton io, Texas,
it will pay you to visit the UN EEDE CAFE,
40 1 and 404*4 E. Houston, and try our fa
mous Merchants' Lunch. 11:30 a. m. to 2:30
p. m. Best lunch in city for 25c. Only pla»-e
in city where oysters are 25c doz. Tenderloin
trout and tartar sauce, 15c. W. J. Atkins.
SEEDS.
J. F. RIPPS, Stv-d and Paint Store. Garden,
flower, field seeds. Paints, oils, varnishes.
Brushes. P<mltry supplies. Highest awards
last fair. Eggs for hutching $2 per 15. S. C.
White Lvehoms. Eggs for hatching $3. 15.
R. I. Reds. New phone 320. Market Sr.
SHOE REPAIRS.
San Antonio’s Celebrated Boot & Shoemaker
VINCENT BRUNO
115 Soledad Street.
Men's hand sewed half soles 65e to 75e.
Mun's lacked half soles 40c up.
Old Shoes Bought and Sold.
SIGNS.
ABBOTT SIGNS
111 Soledad St.
SPECIALISTS.
STOVE REPAIRS.
E. C. DICKERSON,
The STOVE REPAIRER.
Shop 201 E? Romana Street.
Old Phone 3493. End of Soledad Street.
TAILORS.
Small expense and hand work enables
A. RIEDNER
to make you a $4O suit for $22.50.
Expt i t repairer, dyer, cleaner and presser of
women’s and men’s garments.
New Phone 710. 224 East Commerce St.
Suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50 per month.
11. BECKERMAN. Merchait Tailor.
Men’s Suits Made to Order. Altering Ladi o’
and Men's Outer*Garments a Specialty.
New Phone 2398.. 620 Main Ave.
TYPEWRITERS.
OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY.
110 West Commerce St.
All makes of typewriters repaired and rented.
Typewriter Supplies.
GRAND JURY TO WORK UP
TO THE LAST MINUTE
By failing to report today at noon,
a* anticipated, the grand jury thus
served notice that it would work up
to the last daw o' ‘he ivi.h. the term
closing tfui.urrow. Several matters
r.liich were supposedly finished yester
day lapped oyer until today and made
necessary a session tomorrow morn
ing.
Judge Dwyer has not yet named tne
grand jury commissioners who will meet
before the end of this week and se
lect the sixteen men from whom a nejr
grand jury will be empanelled. It is
stated that the new grand jury will be
empanelled next Monday morning aud
that it will continue the investigations
which are under way by the present
bodv.
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