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EITHER PHONE 176
FOR SALE—
MiaceUaneouu
Sells only the best post oak and mes
quite wood, delivered In full cord wagons
Phones 1107. Frank Basels.
FULL cord Of store wood, $5,50. B. A. Wood
Co. Old phone 156. New phone 316.
HICKS -Eagle Pass cool, oak wood Con
eumers'Fuel Co.. 404 Nolan St. old
phono 3785. New phone 647.
FOR SALE—IOxIO portable chicken eoop.
721 Wyoming street. New phono 1349 red.
CHOICE mesquite etove wood $», oak $6.
Guaranteed full eords. I. * G. N. Wood
Yard. Both phones. _______
ONE three horsepower gasoline engine. One
No. 4 and one No. 5 centrifugal pump for
sale. Fuller Machine Shop, 519 South Alamo
etreet. /
NICE furniture of fire room houae; most be
sold at once. 207 Pleasanton road. South
Flores car.
CASH paid for old gold and silver. A Cou
lon, manufacturing jeweler and watch
maker, 102 Mackay building.
FIFTY pounds best granulated sugar for
$1.50; other groceries at correpsondingly
low prices. Drop ns a postal for price list.
Landrum, Rogers A Co., San Antonio, Tex.
FOR SALE—Ice cream and soda water busi
ness. The best stand in city, with living
rooms. 403 East Commerce.
LAWN mowers fixed; garden hose and mow
ers. Free delivery. Rollins. New phone
901, old 307.
WE REPAIR watches and clock, at cut
prices; setisfaction guaranteed. 8. B. May,
104 West Houston street.
FOR BALE —Iron safe, about 1060 pounds.
118 South Alamo street.
HARDWARE of all kinds at prices that will
surprise you. 3*13 West Houston street.
for SALE — One IDEAL CONCRETE
BLOCK MACHINE, BxBxl6-inch size,
complete with extra pallets. Everything is
new. Will sell at once at a great eaenfics.
Inquire Perry S. Robertson, 413-414 Alamo
Bank building, San Antonio, Texas.
UNREDEEMED Singer sewing machines,
$7.50, $l4, $lB and $2O, all guaranteed
in perfect condition; aleo. one unredeemed
3-4 1-16 white beautiful diamond worth
$125, for $5B. and one diamond ring, snake
style, set with two white diamonds, worth
$65, for $2l. San Pedro Loan Co’ 725 W.
Commerce.
FOR SALE—
Live Stock and Pete.
FOR BALE —Cheap. Robber tired gig, just
the thing for » newsboy’s route. Address
1118 West Commere*
THOROUGHBRED HambUtonian stallion for
Berries, fee $l5. I. ft G. N. Wood Yard.
Both phoneo.
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL for terries,
fee $3. Jersey cows for sale. Joe A How
ard, 227 South Flore, etreet, rear Jick W.
Neal',.
WE TRADE buggies, spring and farm
wagons for horses, mules or cattle.
See our large stock of vehicles.
WALLACE BROS.
South Side Military Plaza.
FOR SALE—Cheap. Two large horses. Bai
lie's Steam Bakery.
FOK SALE—-Eight-year-old trim built 'grey
horse, works single or double and under
saddle, gentle for lady to drive. Apply 309
Wyoming.
POULTRY— ~~~
And Eggs for Hatching.
FOR SALE—Settings from first prix w * n
niug Silver Wyandottes. Price Ji/’ "R
ply at 1119 Garden street. Mew
FOK SALE—FuII blood Piymoutl> <ock • SB *
$l.OO a setting at 503 River
EGOS from pens of White/’?*'* 0 ™ *fens
mated to White Orpington -ockerels which
make a “first cross’r that r 3 producers.
15 for $l.OO. W. W.
EGOS for hatching frr J®" 01 "® Northrop
strain Black Minorc? . V"*?. I
ped any place by or*® 58- Hnntt 2109 }
Matamoras. , ’
lAM selling on'*." , my B®” Ooehin and
Black Minor- ®^ c . k^! '' '°" r f!® k <° r I
hens $1.25 ea< sX »» ®»« h -
Roosters from'2 '” “k* 4 - Don ‘ «®“e un '
less you wc,° W th ® P r . lce - A - " • Bit
ter 1111 Olive street.
FGtm fr & nf chine from exceptionally beau
tiful -kode Island Reds at $1.50 per set
•. J. Wood, 225 Muncey.
FO’ BALE—Two laying hens and one ■ •
roster Rhode Island Reds. 944 North
street.
BUSINESS CHANCES—
4 __ 1
WANTED —4 man with a few hundred i
dollars to inrest in a good live business.
Call at 402-4 Washer building. j ।
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE—For improved I
farm, one drug store. Apply 128 Park 1 J
Place.
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FOR SALF —A business lot next the drug
store on Fredericksburg road. Apply at drug .
store. j
IF you want to make a homo in an ideal i
climate, we will furnish the land “on j
time." from the NATASCOSA RANCH SUB j
DIVISION, 1 miles from a progressive town. .
Fanns 922 per acre. $1 down, balance week- “
ly monthly or yearly. Your expenses paid to
investigate. W. C. NORTON, Manager,
JO 1. RD AN TON, TEX.
FOR SALE—ReaI estate business, roller top 5
desk and typewriter cheap. Address care
4172, Light and Gazette. r
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ROOMING house fnrnishrd for rent; also for
sale, one hotel; all well located. 727 East \
Houston.
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FIFTY pounds best granulated sugar for
91-50. Other groceries at correspondingly X
low prices. Drop us a postal for prico list.
Lardrum. Rugers & Co., San Antonio, Tex. d
SUNDAY.
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FOR RENT—
Mouaua.
FOR RENT —Tobin Hill cottage, good barn,
cement walks, all modern. 126 Lewis tit.
W. J. Lyons.
FOR RENT—Seven-room ho«M, close to car,
modern conveniences. Zay bmith, new
phone 3602.
FOR sale or rent, new 8-room 2-story resi
dence. strictly modern. 612 Augusta St.
For price and terms call at 826 Brooklyn
avenue.
FOR RENT—A very desirable five-room cot
tage, all conveniences. Madison Square
district. Inquire in afternoon at 715 Balti*
more avenue.
FLAT of five rooms, bath etc., at 215% s -
Alamo street will be for rent in a few
days. F. Hardman, 218 South Alamo street.
FOR RENT —Half of my residence at a bar
gain. Family with no small children de
sired. 118 Porter street, South Heights. Car
stops at gate.
FOR RENT—Four-room house with electric
lights and bath. 62H Live Oak. Inquire
August Mugge, corner Nolan and Elm streets.
COMPLETELY furnished house on Laurel
Heights. Lower floor four rooms furnished.
Also cottage on Hot Wells car, $l5. Inquire
2811 North Flores.
FOR RENT—Now 12-room residence, oak
floors and finish, elegantly furnished, ser
vants houae, barn, garage. Bay front. Ad
dress box 166, Port Lavaca, Texas.
FOR RENT—By owner, three rooms, two
galleries, $8 per mouth. Call 602 Victoria
street.
FOR RENT—Small four-room house. 610
South Walnut. Call at 312 Nevada street.
FOR RENT
111 G Paso Hondo, 4 rooms and bath. .$13.00
113 d Paso Hondo, 3 rooms aad bath $ll.OO
, KENNETH WIMER & CO. Exc. Agts.
Old Phone 92. 207 Gibbs Bldg.
4 R. 341 Cooper St $12.00
8 303 Sau Pedro . 75.00
4 Monterey and Brazos 18.00
6 502 Goliad 25.00
4 530 W. Craig 20.00
6 1104 N. Olive T 30.00
‘ 8 236 Madison 45.00
’ 8 603 Augusta 50.00
. 8 230 Lavaca 35.00
9 1103 N. Olive 30.00
5 1106 Wyoming 20.00
5 1154 Matamoras 14.00
: 4 108 Hicks Ave 14.00
4 1414 N. Pine 12.50
Call at the office ami look over our list.
R. H. WESTER CO.
Real Estate, Rentals & Insurance.
Phones 3041. 320 East Houston St.
FOR RENT—New eight-room residences To
bin Hill, all modern conveniences. $35;
lease or by month. A. J. Greiner, 240 Moore
building. phone 1469.
FOR RENT.
I 326 San Pedro, 11-r. strictly modern $55.00
427 Madison, 8-r. hall, bath, brick.. 50.00
, I 620 N. Florea, 9-r. hall, bath, mod. . 50.00
* Madison St., 8-r. bath, strictly mod. . 45.00
* 824 Maverick. 13-r. modern 45.00
1 122 South. 7-r. hall, bath 35.00
■ 919 Aganier, 5-r. cot., completely fur. 35.00
* 111 Woodward, 9-r. two-story mod.. 35.00
538 Goliad St., 7-r. hall, bath cottage 35.00
1501 Hackberry St.. 5-r. flat and store
; room 33.00
112 Belvin St., 7-r. hall, bath 25.00
1 1016 N. Florea St., 6-r. hall, bath.. 25.00
1 702 Cincinnati Ave., 9-r. two-story. . 25.00
’ 509 W. Marshall, 6-r. hall, bath .... 25.00
1 1003 Zavala St., 6-r. bath, 2-story .. 25.00
• 320 W. Laurel, 5-r. mod. cot 25.00 i
742 Cincinnati Ave., 6-r. bath 20.0 |
I 1106 Wyoming St., 5-r. hall, bath. . . . i
240 Drexel Ave M 4-r. bath, furnished I
605 Burnet St., 5-r. hall, bath 2 -9? j
1013 Zavala St M 5-r. bath ♦- 00
1509 N. Hackberry, 4-r. bath, new... 16 - 00
1505 N. Hackberry, 4-r. bath, new.. 16.00*
i 614 Chestnut St., 4r. bath .. . v • 15.00
527 Denver boulevard, 7-r. bath .* • 15.00
139 N. Swiss St., 5-r. cottage . . . • • 12.75 :
, 908 N. Mesquite St., 4-r. cottage •• • 12-°° j
114 Bowie St., 8-r cottage ....•••• 1200
3115 W. Commerce. 8-r. hall ••••• 11.00;
3117 W. Commerce, 8-r. hall. 11.00 i
118 Cortex St.. 4-r. hall 11.00
122 Broad Ave., 3-r. cottag* 10.00
1133 N. Laredo, 3-r. cotta* 10.00 |
224 Gibbs St., 8-r. cottar 7.50;
520 Vinton St.. 3-r. cotte* 7.50:
827 S. Leona St., 2-r. c^ l ** 5.00
112 Blum St., large Tnom •••• 50.00;
CONROY* RtCE
1 FIVE ROOM cottag, Qa8 ’ electric lights,
bath, automobile^ >arn » Madiaon Square
district, corner D-' as an d Trenton. Apply
216 Lexington q-nue. Old phone 2106.
FOR RENT—* 2 Cincinnati avenue. Six
rooms, batt, P®utry, two lots, two-story
barn. $2O. Phone 1670-1 ring.
wan*d—
Houaea.
WANTED TO BUY '
I Aau n Propert)’ from non resident owner,. A.
s Whitten, the architect, Muonic Temp!,,
, j.'stln, Texas.
'WANTED—To rent furnished house of nine •
rooms or larger, for rooming bouse. Ad
dress 4132, Light.
WANTED.
Good gentle work horse, suitable for farm
use: must be young and a bargain. Old •
phone 569, or 3986 old.
WANTED—To buy two four or five-room i
houses, one eash, other easy; good con
dition. Address 4171. Light.
FOR SALE— I
Veiuclea and Harneu. 1
FOR SALE-—A good, large, willing, gentle
horse and steady traveler; buggies, wag
ons and harness. Coiner N. Laredo and
Lakeview Ave. M, Pigott, Carriage Shop. J
FOK SALE —Cheap. Buggy with top. 830
Lamar street.
$250.00 OPEN surrey, good condition, $35.
Monday. Cameron, 112 H North Flores St. ,
FOR SALE—Good second hand buggy and
barn as, $25. 1319 South Flores street.
$35 will buy a good full leather top $B5 1
John Deere buggy and $l5 set of harness
Apply any morning at 2425 Monterey street. f
FOR SALE—Fine large black snrreyhoree .
and surrey in fine condition. 501 Ogden
street.
FOK sale or trade. One fine family carriage,
I standing top with doors, rubber tire, in
I fine condition; will exchange for clear lot
of its value; $3OO. cost $450. in storage at
, SUrcke livery, 320 West Nuevo street. Ad
i dress 2929, Light.
FOR SALE-—First-clas phaeton, good as
new, a bargain. Apply 1433 .Montana St.
FOR SALE—ONE LARGE STUDEBAKER
SURREY. COST $350 NEW; IN SPLEN
DID CONDITION ALMOST AS GOOD AS
NEW. $175 TAKES IT. J. L. EDMONDSON
A CO.. NO. 304 E COMMERCE ST.
v Aim TED— ~
Booms and Board.
WANTED—By two room with
sleeping porch, with or without boarl;
must be in eight blocks of poktofficc. J, H
G.. postoffice box 300.
\\ ANTED—Three or four unfurnished rooms.
State conveniences and price. 4050, Light
and Gazette. x
WANTED—Room and board by two young
men in 10-mlnute walk postoffice. Ad
dress 4316, Light office.
HELP WANTED—
Male.
WANTED:
Sales manager: A reliable, experienced, high
ly recommened man to take charge of and
handle salesmen. Special inducements to the
right man. It is city lots and close in acre
age. Property has every advantage. Will
prove a quick easy seller, and the man who is
competent to organize and manage a good
force can make big money.
For full information seo
J. A. CLOPTON,
102 W. Houston St., San Antonio. Texas.
WANTED—Two boys with wheels for immo
diate aervice. King & McClintock. 514 E.
Houston.
WANTED — MEN TO LEAHN BARBER
TRADE. Apprenticeship saved by free
work and careful These advan
tages given only by us. Few weeks com
pletes. Tools given, board secured. Call or
write. Moler Barber College, 716 West Com
merce street.
WANTED—Man to take eare of horse and
carriage, lawn, etc. 326 Goliad street.
WANTED—Reliable white man to sleep in
house thia summer during owner's absence.
Call 831 Aransas avenue.
$lB WEEKLY aalary, expenses and big
commission to distribute samples and ad
vertise; steady work to reliable people. H.
Monroe, R 60, Chicago.
WANTED—Men to learn automobile busi
ness. We teach by mail, and get you a job
at $25 weekly. Rochester Automobile School,
Rochester, N. Y.
$25 WEEKLY and exponses to trustworthy
people to travel and distribute ssmples for
big wholesale house. Emery, A 42„ Pape
block, Chicago. *
WANTED—Man. Must be willing to learn
and capable of acting as our representa
tive; no canvassing or soliciting; good in
come assured. Address National Co-Opera
tive Realty Co., 1197 Marden Bldg. Wash
ington, D. C.
WANTED—Man to travel in Texas. Good
pay and tailor made suit In 90 days; ex
perience unnecessary; reliable firm. Write
for particulars. J. E. Mcßrady & Co., Chi
cago.
WANTED—Experienced carpenter foreman;
must invest at least $2OO in company,
which is fully secured. Year contract, salary
$1 per day. Address 4155, this office.
~ RELIANCECYCLE
Expert repairing.
S‘*cond hand wheels a specialty.
604 W. Houston. New phone 1998.
WANTED—Bright boy t« work in shop;
must be bright and willing to work Ap
ply Monday before eigkt, Mills Eng. Co.
WANTED—Solicitors to sell high class ar
ticle, 150 per cent profit. Call at 432 Den
ver boulevard.
WANTED—Strong boy for delivery wagon.
Apply Monda* morning, William R. Hoff
mann, 228 Eae Commerce etreet.
WANTED —J young man about 18 or 20
years old yho is willing to work. Apply
Monday uvruing, 7:30, Hansen Bros. Car
pet and Mattress Renovating Works. 831
Austin ereet.
। WANTED —Two young single men who
S p«sk German to travel with me in Texas.
Exr^^ 6 not necessary. Must be willing
Ito do hard work. Address C. A. Walker.
deliver)’. San Antonio.
HELP WANTED—
Femala.
I IMMEDIATELY I
■ Five ladies on a salary basis to call ■
■ on the people of San Antonio and vi- K
■ cinity to explain our proposition. Call ■
■ tn the afternoon between 3 and 5. ■ |
E MR. GLOVER, ■
■ 213% E. Houston St., Upstairs. ■'
! WANTED — Experienced German girl as
. cook; no waehinc or ironing; good wages.
Apply 421 West Elmira street.
WANTED—Ladies of intelligence and good
addreM to solicit in homes, most useful
। and best selling articles o$ the market to
. day. Fine commission. Call at 1201 West San
Pedro place. Beaeon Hill, from 10 to 1 p. m.
WANTED—Woman to eook at sanatorium
annex. Inquire Dr. J. W. Kenney, 209
Alamo plaza.
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WANTED —Experienced sewing machine op
erators on power machine. San Antonio
Tent A Awning Co.
I —
WANTED—SmaII girl to make herself gener
ally useful. Apply to 509 Augusta street.
WANTED —Wet nurse for fourmonths-old
baby. No, 7 Lower Post.
WANTED—A German houaegirl; will pay
good girl good salary. Mra. Fred Reutsel,
825 Lewis street. New phone 2859.
A GIRL wanted to cook for family of three.
Old phone 1862.
WANTED —Nurse girl about thirteen or
fourteen years old. 112% South Flores.
WANTED —Girls to sew by hand and on ma
chine. Apply A. B. Frank Co. Overall Fac
tory, 404 Market street.
WANTED—Young lady of respectability for
theatrical organization; playing highest
class theaters: experience unnecessary;
splendid opening for talented amateur. Ad
dress 4156. this ofice.
WANTED —Experienced servant girl for
general housework at 921 San Pedro ave
nue.
WHITE girl for cooking and housework; no
washing. 401 East Locust street.
WANTED—A reliable nurse girl. Call at,
1223 South Alamo street.
WANTED—GirIs from 16 years old up to J
sew by hand and machine. Apply A. B. ,
Frank Overall Factory. 404 Market street.
WANTED—White girl for general house
work. Apply at once, Garden Academy,
corner Avenue C and Tenth atreot.
HELP WANTED—
Salesmen.
WANTED
HONEST RELIABLE SALESMEN
In every city in Texas, strictly high-etasa, re
liable salesmen, to sell San Antonio city lots (
and clos* in acreage. Properties well located,
priced right, well improved. Acreage lies
close to the city—in the artesian belt-over- ■
looking the city, and every acre with water
privilege*.
This combination of city lots and artesian i
acreage will enable any good saleaman to
make from $250.00 a mouth up. Get the best I
and easiest selling property on the market '
and make big monoy for your clients and I
yourself.
J. A. CLOPTON.
102 W. Houston St.. San Antonio, Texas.
2ZZZ |
$lOO MONTHLY and traveling expenses tn 1
sell soft drinks to country merchants. We
pay freight. Samples free. Box 467, Atlanta.
Georgia.
ATTENTION —Specialty salesman. At last, a '
line that almost sells itaelf. Highly en- I
dorsed by bankers and merchants. 20 min- i
utes $lO. Pocket samples. Write Butler,
Sales Mgr., Brandies Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. I
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT ANU UAZtiTTE
WANTED—
MucoUaneeiu.
WANTED—Diamond* old sold and ,11-
ver. Win. N. Capurro. Jeweler. r,O2H
East Houston etreet room I
WANTED for cash: Dtamonds, old gold
silver and noins. Sunset Ecan Bank. 531
East Commerce.
WANTED —To rent or buy, piano player, in
side type. Lient. H. B. Johnson, . art Sam
Houston.
FILMS developed, 10c s roll. Brownie print,
2% c each, np to 4x5. 3c each. Fox Studio.
SHOE repairing don, whil, you wait at
Lucchose Bros.
WANTED—Everybody to know that the pho
tos made by Barr for $1 per dozen are
not snide affairs by any means but are as
fine as money and brains can make them.
Photos that you ean present to your friends
with pride. Studio on Maiu plaza.
WANTED—Complete camping outfit; must
be first class end a bargain. E. 11. Tra
wick, care Bexar hotel.
WANTED—Set of harness, also buggy, must
,be cheap. Old phone 3259.
WANTED—Return ticket to Chicago. .In
quire No. 222 Fourth street, city.
WANTED —To buy second hand slothes, best
prices paid for ladies »nd gents clothes.
Orders sttended to by mail or by phone.
New phone [phone] West Commerce St.
rUK KtNI —
Uufurnlshed Room,.
FOK RENT —Three unfurnished rooms, de
sirable location, modern conveniences, ref
erences exchanged. 227 West Romana.
FOR RENT —Two rooms on Avenue B, un
furnished. No. 1009. Prico $7.50.
BAKER & HOWARD, Agents.
511 Navarro Street.
FOK RENT—Four unfurnished rooms dose
in and place to keep horse, 424 Augusta
street.
.
FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. All conveniences.
Price $l4. 914 Avenue C. New phone
1559 ■
ROOMsTpK HOUSEKEEPING
LIGHT housekeeping rooms, two block,
from two car lines. 418 West Elmira
street. —
FOR RENT —Two Isrge furnished connect
ing rooms for light housekeeping; all
modern conveniences, on car line. References
given and required. 606 West Elmira. Old
phone 3839. ____________
NICE clean, cool rooms, modern, permanent
and transient; also housekeeping rooms;
special rates by month. 727 East Houston.
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping
at' 419 Crosby street. Government Hill.
Close to car line.
TWO large and one small room, $7, at 822
Nevada.
' FOR SALE—
Furniture and Pianoe.
FOR SALE —Bedroom suite, good aa new.
Cheap. 810 East Crockett street.
NEW and second hand furniture bought, aold
I and exchanged. Eagle Furniture Co.. 117-
119 Soledad street. New phon, 288.
| FURNITURE of all descriptions at reduced
S ricea. Give ua a sail. Screen, all siaea
styles made to order. Beck’s, corner of
|| Sixth street ami Avenue O. New phone 1113.
11 old phone 3663.
I FOR SALE—
Automobllea.
I HAVE four automobilea, will aell cheap,
or trade for real estate. Zay Smith, new
| phone 2602,
' 1 TRIM, set and make tops for eutomobilea
and do all kinds of carriage work. All work
i guaranteed satisfactory. I also buy and sell
| buggies and harness. A fine horse for sale.
M. Pigott, corner Lnke View end North La
redo street.
FOR KENT—
F urauhed Boom*.
626 N. FLORES —modern, strictly first
class, price* $8 to $2O month. New phone
2960.
FOR RENT —New, nicely furnished rooms
for light houaekeeping. No. 307 S. Cherry
street.
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD - Beautifully
furnished rooms with or without private
bath (ail roomc close to free public bath).
Bell service day and night. Coolest and best
located rooms in city. $2.50 to SS.OU per
week, two in room. New management. The
Victoria. Phones 1206. Old 21 79 .
NEWLY fVraished rooms within walking dis
tance main part of city on Hot Wells car
line. 738 South Presa.
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping,
near Beethoven hall, 224 Arcinega tit., pri
vate family. No children.
STRICTLY modern furnished housekeeping
rooms, three blocks north Gunter, 103
Fannin, St. Mary's. References required.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for li»bt
Housekeeping, near car line, Beacon Hill.
Will rent reasonable to lady or couple. Moro
for a companion than for profits derived.
References required. Address postoffice box
I LARGE nice south rooms by day, week or
I month, summer rates; investigate. 118
Main plaza.
NICE furnished room for rent. 1018 Ave
nue D.
FOR 3ENT—
Stores and OfflcM.
FOR RENT—Space for fruit or vegetable
stand. Inquire Urban Market, 527 San
Pedro avenue.
FOR RENT—Cheap, all or part of a large
atort» room. R. L. Hearn, 116 North Flores
street.
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FOR RENT—Cheap, by week or month, one
brick store, two stores and basement 30x
R. L. Hearn, 116 North Flores.
FOR RENT—
Farina and Ranches,
FOR RENT—3O acres irrigated land, perfect
aoil, one mile from city limits; fine ma
cadaraizod road; plenty water H- J. Beuson,
Grand Opera House building. Crockett tit
side.
A/AN TED—
Situation—Female.
GERMAN lady with little girl wants to work
close to homo; Catholic preferred; good
cook. 303 South Alamo.
WANTED—German girl for general
work, family of three, no children, nu
washing. 510 River avenue. (
AUCTION SALES—
AUCTION SALE—Eyiday, April 22, 10 a.
a., 625 Ave. E, contents small cottage,
dressers. < oinodes. Iron bed, spring, rockers,
chairs, ex. table, wardrobe, safe, cook stove,
refrigerator Sommer & Bray, Auationeera.
AUCTlON—Household furniture. Nice line
Of goods from parlor to kitchen; 10 a. m.
Monday, April 25. 203 South Sabinas atreot,
Prospect Hill.
AUCTION SALE—Tuesday. April 26, 10 a.
m., 132 Dwver avenue. Art squares, quar«
tw tawed oak library table, large leather
rockers and chair*. Book case, mirrors, mag
. !•<!>’’* writing desk, mahogany
bed. dresser, washstand and dressing table,
walnut bed suite, iron beda, leather daven
port, sanitary conch, wardrobes, oak dress
ers, mission extension table, chairs and side
board. box couch, sewing machine, refriger
•tor. gas range, kitchen safe, etc. Fint-otosa.
roote, auctioneer. Old phone 2864.
AVCTION SALE—Monday, April 25, 10 a.
South Sabinas street, Prospect
Hill. Contents of seven room cottage. Dress
era ’ commodes, glass front folding beds, two
wardrobes, mahogany parlor suite, rockers,
chairs, beds, toilet sets, gas range, two cook
stoves, two kitchen safes, refrigerator, ex
tension table, sideboard, hall tree, mattings,
linger machine, heaters, cooking utHMisils,
etc. Bo turner A- Bray, auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE—Tuesday, April 26, 10 a.
m., 410 Grand avenue. Dressers, com
modes, iron beds, springs, cotton mattress,
rockers, diners, chiffonier, mattings, rugs,
center tables, sewing machine, gasoline stove,
tables, shades, heaters, tubs, cooking uten
•its, other articles too numerous to men
tion. New phone 1367. Summer A Bray, auc
tioneers. *
AUCTION SALE—Wednesday. April 27, 10
a. tn., 151 Pierson avenue. Take Hot Wells
< ons * Bt ’ n B dressers, commodes, iron
beds, springs mattress, extension table,
chairs, rockers, cook stove, Singer sewing
machine .dishes, clock, cooking utensilg and
other articles 100 numerous to mention. Som
mer & Bray, auctioneers.
i STRAYED—
LOST—A black purr.e containing about $65
in cunency. on or near Florea and Cas
1 s ! an ?. Liberal reward to finder. Ap
• ply Fest & Co.
LObT A biack terrier, white spot under
' very fat. Finder please return to
. Fresa and receive $5.00 reward.
LOST—Black purse. Keep the cash, return
j check to 635 North Florae; no questions
L asked.
- LOBI At or near Beethoven hall, on even
i ! n ® 20th, an enameled star, green and
[ red, with gold center. Finder will return to
, Monger hotel and get reward.
LOST—GoId hunting ease watch, band en
graved. Locket and chain initials and date
t !?,££*!?!• Bil ® 18 ’ 1" Jewel. Movement No.
» » CMe 0, 31692. Phones, new 273,
old 2804.
. LOST—Thursday night, gold chain and
rinall heart act with chip diamond. Finder
. klKlll > return lo 327 g(rwt
-' L °B T ~®® twc « n Houston street and Lon,
, 1 . u ar brewery, necklace having four ame
■ ; ‘ h x»t«. two small at cud of gold bar, one
heart, one diamond shape, with tour small
. pearls aroimd diamond. Finder phone 1520-1
ring, old phone. Reward.
LOST—Elk’s locket, with “E. B. M ” on
k ’ '. wo P'vtures inside, Owner will re
ward finder. 240 Moora building, San An
’ tonio, Texas.
' LOST—Angora goat from 417 South Pinto
1 street. Reward. Old phone 1071.
LOST—A black mare with white hind Zee;
.. do brand. Return to Blundell's store.
809 North Flores street, and get reward
MONEY TO LOAN— '
MONEY advanced salaried people, '
lowest rates, business confidential ।
N. p. 2100. 116 Alamo Bank Bldg
5% Money
j To buy lut» or land, bund nvmea, or pav
k ! off mortgage*. Adureza “W. F. Light.
. । - —— —.——
! MONEY loaned on all artiolea or value. Bar
gains iu unredeemed pledgaa. Emerson it
‘ Co, pawnbrokers, 821 W. Commarca St.
MONEY to loan on first-claae real estate se
I curity Terrell A Terrell.
Borrow Money at 5 Per Cent.
To buy, build or lift mortgages. Ix»ng time,
eaty payments. Address G. A. N., Light and
Gasette.
VENDOR'S lien notes bought and aold on
Bexar county real estate. W. J. DeLama
ter Co., 215 Mackay building.
IF YOU want tn borrow money on anything
of value, go to S. B. .May, 104 West Houk- ’
ton street. Square; private.
WANTED—A party with $2500; will pay
$lO,OOO in ninety days. 4298, Light and
Gazette.
MISCELLANEOUS—
H. B. SMITH, expert accountant. Physician’s
accounts and collections given careful at
tention 323 Hicks buildiug.
WE repair shoes by the "Goodyear Welt
Shue Repairing System." 316 East Houston
St. Lucchese Bros.
IF you have a horse that you want well fed
and cared for, board it at Bowles’ Pony
toriuui. Coolest barn in town.
FREE—lllustrated story of the wireless tele
phone. Its invention and history. How and
where it is used. Write at ouce for this ;
booklet before the limited supply is exhaust- •
ed. Dickinson Co., box 821, San Antonio,
Texas.
I PAY cash for feathers. Drop me a postal
nnd I will call. J. Dixon, 425 Avenue D.
EVERYTHING new In the livery line. Ring
2333.
■ J —MMM—.8 1 I —
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS—
~ — —1
GEM HOTEL
Ov»r 205 North Pres, street, second door ,
south Alamo bank, new building and furnl {
turc. modern, transient, solicited. New phone
2825 ' J
TABLE board. First class tabic board. $« i 1
per week. Everything nice and clean, best !
and cheapest in the city. Meal tickets good ' f
for 21 meals, $7. Victoria hotel. 319 St. ’
Mary's street (opposite Gunter hotel). f
BEST board in city, Aransas hotel. Aransas b
Pass depot. $4.50 per week. Old phone 2
2075. Try »s.
WAYSIDE INN —Country board. Guests call- ,
ed for. Blanco road, rural route No. 2. r
box 119.
■ - ,
HELP WANTED— ?
MEN and women wanted to eat the best I
meals in town for the money, 15c. The!"
Debnonico, 205 Soledad street. ।
— — — — 1 I
SHOES repaired with neatneas aud dispatch 1
at Lucchese Bros. *
VETERINARIANS./ (
DR. J. STEVENB. veterinary surgeon and i (
dentist Old ph-me 498. Office Jack Stotts)
livery stable, 123 North Flores street. I j
SPECIAL NOTICES— I
ARCHITECTS
Lao M. J. Dlelmann.
306 East Commerce Street.
BUILD bißa SUPFLLKS.
J. C. Dlelmann.
Whuieaato •Dd Retail Build mg Material
WM. SCHMIDT, Manutacvuring Ooiician
*L7% & A Urao, glasses fitted; lenses
ground, oculists' preacrlpUoDs filled, all
work guaranteed.
F. PASCHE. carnage ana sign painter
Wagon painting, lettering and oma
menting a specialty. 705 Avenue B. New i
phone 1513.
W. F. BROWN.
Architect and Uulldur. u;uce 202 Duos t
building. Ola phone 1675. ’
*SAN AXTOMIO OIL WELL DRILLING CO.
Contractors aud driller.* (or uiL g«s and
arts.da a wells, any sixs ur depth. Modem i
methods. Work guaranteed. Ketereroea fui
uished. Office 102 West Houston street.
iLITB cleaned, blocked aud retrimmed for
$l.OO by Bioume, the Hutter. 503 Navarro
street.
i EAT at the Dehnonico and save money. Good
meals, well cooaed, 15c. 305 Soledad St.
HIGH-CLASS cement work at reasonable
price. Maxwell & Co. New phone 1349
red.
FOR shoe repairing the correct place is the
oid place, 316 East Houston St. Laocheue
Bros.
SAN ANTONIO INTERNATIONAL FAIR
PRIVILEGES.
Bids will be received up to 3:30 p. m.,
Weduesduj, April 27th, 1910, for the bar
privilege tor the coming Fair; and also for
such other privileges a* are usually sold. A
ciutK ft ebeeh fur 35 per cent of the amount
uid must accompany bid. The Fair Asaocia
iiuu rogarrea the right to reject any and all l
uida Fur further particulars apply at the
I’uir office. Voriea 1\ Brown, President. J.
M. Vance, Secretary.
DR. J. W. HARWELL, the noted Cancer
Specialist, of San Antonio, is now located
at Rockport.
BOWLES' Ponytorium is still at the old
stand, but Travis street now passes the
door.
SEND for free sample beautiful postcards
nearly ready. X\ aggener Co., 328 Moore
building, San Antonio.
WE PELL the best $1 spectacles; perfect fit
guaranteed; gold frames $2.50. 8. B. May,
164 West Houston street.
TO get your house up to date in papering. I
ring Bowman, old phone 3467.
EASTERN Millinery Schnel, 723 N. Flores
street, teaches everything pertaining to
millinery.
PAPERHANGING end decorating done reas
onable by H. E. Dossett. 335 Stace St.
todlea oerone nnd during con
flnement. Good doctors and nurse. In
anQ adopted Cunfldential. P O. bus
ASTHMA—Asthma cured. Internal treatment
strictly. Immediate relief obtained. Pleas
ant to take. DR. H. W. BLACKBURN. Se
verest cases cured, no matter how long stand
lug. Prominent references when required.
Normana, Teaxs.
MRS. DR. NORTON—Ladies' specialist for
diabases of women. Home for ladies before
and during confinement. lufants adopted.
330 San Pedro avenue.
OUR reputation, 26 years on Houston St.,
epeaks for our great repair system. Luc
•hose Bros.
■
1 LOVE my auto rides, but oh you horse
back rides by moonlight. Ring up Bowles'
; Pony tori uni. either phone. In si ruction free,
I skirts furnished. .
FRENCH DRY CLEANING in an American
wet town. Trife Fit Tailors, 109 South ,
Alamo St.
— ■*■■■ j
ARE YOU worried or sick ! Consult Madame
Aniuta, Psychologist, 229 E. Houston St., !
near Gunter hotel.
JOSEPH J. SWEENEY, lawyer. Specialty,
personal injury damage suits. Will call.
502 East Houston street.
BARGAINS in diamonds, watches, rings, mu- .
s'cal instruments, gnus nnd baseball goods,
expired loans. 8. B. May, 104 West Houston
street.
EXPIRED loan watch bargain, 168 thin
model, 21-jewel, best filled case, $2O;
nearly now: $4O faiue. 8. B. May, 104 Weal I
Houston street.
TO get your house up to date in papering,
ring Bowman, old phone 3467.
RKSPONSIBLE middle axed lady would like
to go to Chicago, Bt. Louis. Toledo or
Detroit about June Ist as companion to I
child, elderly person or invalid. Address
‘'Companion,** care Light.
WANTED —ATI white kids under three years .
of age at Barr’s Studio. Ne. 103 Main
avenue, on Tuesday’s Thursday and Satur- *
days of the present week, to have one fine 1
photo taken free of charge. , ।
IF GOING AWAY and desire your homo 1
cared for by capable, healthy young cou- I
pie without children, who will also pay mod- ,
orate rental, address Refereace, L. K. L.,
Light. '
WANTED.
LARGE CLEAN SOFT COTTON RAGS.
WILL PAY THREE CENTS PER POUND.
APPLY PRESS ROOM, LIGHT AND GA
ZETTE.
—
THE National Hair Shop, scalp and skin
specialists. Suite 810 St. James hotel.
New phone 650. Old phone 650.
FAMILY and self going to St. Louis about
the 15th. Address No. 4212. care Light.
' TAILORS— _ _ ~~
PANCOAST KOHLER are now receiving
their spring woolens for 1910. Coma aarly
for first choice. 104 E. Commerce.
SUMMER suits, newest fabrics, prices to suit
yon. Fit and workmanship the best. Lo
bert. the Tailor. 208 South Alamo street.
KbY AND LOCKSMI
BOTH PHONES —Bicycles on easy pay
ments. key and lock work; kwn .low- I
ere shanHined Emerson, tne Bicyek I
Oorto’
MOVING AND STORAGE—
STORAGE for furniture, pianos, buggu.
Separate stalls. $1.50 per month\ MeV f
mg, packing shipping. L. W. CuWer. U. I
annln Phones 2180.
HARRISON MOVING CO. '
Storage, packing, shipping. New pbrt'
809 Residence 107.
' GEXF.RAL storage warehouse. Gan rang*, re I
frigerstar and gaaoliae stove for aah>. 232
I South Flores street. i I
APRIL 24, 1910.
HELP WANTED—
Agent*.
FREE SAMPLE —Agent! only. Faucet strain,
er splash preventer; send 2c stamp (mail
ing cost); $5 profit daily and upward: let
Us prove it. L. C. Seed. 93 Reade St, N. Y
SEED & POULTRY SUPPLIES
FERD STAFFEL. 819 East Commerce
Hay and grain, garden nnd field see 4
noultra- rnmnlMa inon>».tnr« and b-nrwt.ra
JLAIRVOYANT— ~
MME. REYNOLDS—Medium of great medi
umiatic powers. Send 10 stamped envelope,
hirthdatc. for text reading: 3 questions aa
-1 swered free. Rock Island Texas.
ROOMS AND 80
SUMMER ROOMS on hill, excellent table.
early breakfast. Rate* to coupkt. 817
Nolan.
THE LOS ANGELES, 330 San Pedro ave
nue, juat opened, a refined boarding house,
all modern conveniences, eloae in, qq siek.
SEWING MACHINE" REPAIRS
SEWIXG machines. Agency New Homa, Do
mestic. Ruby and Free. Repairing, ad jus t
tng; needles, oil. sttachments for all ma
chines. Machines rented $3 monthly. House
noli Furniture Store, 314 West Commarca
.treat.
H. T. REUTERMANK. practical machinist;
28 years with Singer Mfg. Co. All kind,
of machines for sale; for rent $2 a month.
Machines repaired at your home. 110 Caaino
street. Both phones.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April 23.—Follow
ing is a record of temperatures for the sta
tions of the cotton region bulletin for the 24
hours ending at 8 o’clock this morning, 75tn
meridian time:
—Temp— State of
Max Alin. Rain. Weather
•Abilene .. .. 76 50 .00 Clear
•Amarillo .. .. 72 42 .00 Pt. Cid
Ballinger .... 74 46 .00 Clear
Beeville 74 18 .00 Cloudv
Brenham . . .. 76 52 .00 Clear
•Brownsville . . Sti 62 .00 Clear
Corsicana .... 78 50 .00 Clear
•Corpus Christi 76 60 .00 Clear
£ u * n> 78 44 .00 Clear
•’anas 76 50 .00 Cloudy
•• •• 83 « -00 Clew
72 50 .00 Pt. Cid
P »’? • • ■ 74 48 .00 Clew
’rort Morlh .. 74 56 .00 Pt. Cid
GalvaMon ... 76 09 .oo Clear
Greenville .. .80 50 .00 Clear
Henrietta .. .72 38 .00 Pt. Cid
♦Houaton .... 7.4 56 .00 Clew
Huntsville .... 71 44 ,uo Clear
Kerrville 74 40 _ OO clw
Lampasas .... 76 42 .00 Clear
Longview .... 74 50 .00 Clear
tulug . ... 78 48 .00 Clear
Nacogdoches . .74 ,4ft .00 Clew
•Paleatine ... 74 54 .00 Pt. Cid
Pana . .. ..74 4« .00 Cloudv
Quanah > ... 78 48 .00 Clear
San Antonio . . 76 52 00 Clear
San Marcos ... 76 50 .00 Clear
Sherman 76 52 .00 Pt Cid
L Ta J 1 , 01 ' •« SO .00 Pt. Cid
i Temple so 30 .00 Pt. Cid
’I! 48 00 Cloudv
f Waxahachie . .78 48 .00 Pt Cid
Weatherford ...74 50 .00 Pt. Cid
•Minimum temperature fs for last twelve
hours.
T indicates inappreciable rainfall.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
i _ Max. Min. Rain.
Wilmington. S. C 74 48 .00
Charleston. S. C 74 52 00
'-Hgiista, Ga 70 50 00
Savannah Ga 82 54 00
Atlanta. Ga 76 50 ’0
Montgomery, Ala 7s 50 .20
Mobile Ala. go 4g 30
Memphis. Tenn 7« gg op
Vicksburg, Miss gp 4g 'jp
New tMeana. Ln an 4g 'sp
Little Rock. Ark 74 46 00
Houston, Tex 76 50 n#
Oklahoma City, Okla 74 45 pp
AI.LEN BUELL. ' T j
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
THE USUAL WAY.
.“I never can remember names, and
it's the most embarrassing thing,’’ said
the absent minded efrl. “Only yester
day morning I made a terrible break.
: Molly nnd I were in a Broadway car,
and at Forty-second street a young man
got on board. The minute he saw me
he smiled, raised his hat. and, calling
me by name, sat down beside me. I
knew I had met him. in faet, I recalled
■ having met him on several occasions,
land if I had been alone I shonld have
bluffed it out, and he wonld never have
known that I couldn't place him. But
there was Molly, and I did feel so silly
chatting with him about people we
knew, and not being in a position to in
j traduce him. I had had the same ex
perience before and on several octa
sions had found out the name of a per
son by asking innocently how it was
spelled. I thought I would, try it this
time, so turning to the young man I
said:
“I had an argument with a girl the
| other day abouf how you spell your
| name. I>o tell mef’’
“ ‘ln the usual way,’ he replied, look
ing at me as though he thought I might
be mildly insane.
“ 'The usual wayf I repeated.
“‘Ves.’ he said, ‘Jones.’’’—New
York Times.
CHESS FOR CHILDREN.
There are many ehess clubs in this
city, but one which holds the record
for age is the New York Chess club. It
was organized in 1800, and its member
ship roll contains the names of many of
the most noted players the world has
ever known, many being active mem
bers and others being in the honorary
membership ■Class. Names also arc to
be figured largely in polities, commerce,
art, letters and war. By the same token
it may he said that the club’s record
of match games, national and interna
tional. held under its auspices is an in
spiration to all modern players who
con it.
Why doesn't ehess figure more lante
Ily in child life in .\merieaf It may be
said it is a game for grown-ups. 1 hat
also may be said of many ozher games
which children of todav play, in ,0 -
stances with commendable skill ?!
are no nnstarics about rhea< WBl r*
should bar children from obtaining the
benefit of the mental gymnast*- which
i. supplies Systematic teaching soon
would make boys and girls tamiltar
with the fundamentals of the game.
t\> the production of manv more good
American players than ara being pre
duced today.—Now York
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