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now use my arm as well as ever."— Mrs. H. B. Springer,
oar Flora St, Elizabeth, N. J,
MORE PROOF.
Mrs. Frederic Holden, of 220 Merriman Ave,, Syracuse,
N.Y., writes: “We have found Sloan’s Liniment a wonderful
remedy in our home for rheumatism, cramps, sore throat
It has no equal. We know by experience.”
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is a splendid remedy for rheumatism, lumbago, cough or cold
and cramp. At all dealers. Price, 25c.. 50c., and |i.oo.
PR. EARI. S. SLOAN, BOSTON. MASS. /
S. P. TERMINAL COMPANY
RE-ELECTS OLD OFFICERS
Associated Prem.
Houston. Tex., March 30.—The an. ।
nual meeting of the Southern Pacific ;
Terminal company for the election of ;
directors was held in Galveston yes-1
terday morning.
All the present directors and offi- I
sers were re-elected unanimously.
Directors: R. S. Lovett, James A. i
Baker, W. J. VanVleck. J. R. Cotting- ।
ham and Thornwell Fay.
Officers: R. S. Lovett, president;
.Thornwall Fay, vice president; G. L.
Cottingham. secretary, and B. "C.
Cushman, treasurer.
Touring cars. Cut rate. New phone
449. ■
STORM KNOCKS OUT
USHI PLWS.
AMociated Press.
New Haven, Conn., March 30.—As
the result of a severe electrical storm
which passed over the state last night,
the electric lighting plants of Nor
wich, Willimantic and Rockville are
out of commission today. The
steeples of two churches were struck
and a barn belonging to Congressman
E. Stevens Henry of Rockville was
burned.
THE CENTRAL TRUST CO.
CavHral Trad Oerw Ceamtru ami Navarra Mt,
MSB CAPITAL 88M.00B. BTOCKHD LUUS' M4kBH.TTT 4SM.0M WOMB.
Dms to. inal buuasM W a tram (Mpeay. Ata a. n«euw, gusBUa, tranta
PAYS 41/ PER CENT
■ 2 on Deposits
-i .vies
OTB» DIMPTOM AM
Jota T. Wltam, . ta C hU. Alfred Durtta Jota W Worrea.
» O»»«b.ta>os. Jota tart. M JtaMiH, M. * Srv.ll,
Albwt Bttas Sr., Ed taad. Jota J. Btovoao. Wognoo.
Dr. Adnlpk Horft g. W. Boom, Ata. B. Ayroo,
ALWAYS GLAD TO BATS YOU CALL.
MONEY to lend
LARGE RANCH LOANS A SPECIALTY
E. B. CHANDLER 102 Crockett Street
M H 9 First is commencement
H® mJ B of next quarter in our
nA Ej Mg g M Savings Department.
ETbI ■ MW ■ WKS We pay 4%, Compounding quarterly
WEST TEXAS BANK & TRUST CO.
Alamo National Bank
Capital and San Antonio
Surplus Texas
Bath Fir. and Burglar Proof VaulU Sala ; Cvatervatlva
In Fire Fr.o! Bolldint *cc»msdstlB|
0. LBUMELL, PnrtV. V. C9LUBB. »-N.n J. 6 IM LI. CmMw
State Hank (Si Trvst Co.
CAPITAL . . $100,000.00
ta- k «pmwtai b, a.
Loont.dt HOUSTON STREET. Micks Building
•AN ANTONIO —
thubsdat,
Immediate Relief
for
Sprains, Bruises,
1 Sore Throat,
Colds, Croup
Here’s What One Woman Says:
“ I fell and sprained my arm and
was in terrible pain. I could not use
my'hand or arm without intense suf
fering until a neighbor told me to use
Sloan's Liniment The first applica
tion gave me instant relief, and I can
PREACHERS POORLY PAID.
' They Get Half as Much as the Skilled
Laborer.
New York. March 30.—A compari
son of the wages paid In various
। trades and occupations with the sal
' ary of the average preacher, prepared
I for the New’ York Methodist Eplsco
i pal conference now in session, shows
that the preacher receives about half
1as much as the average skilled la
; borer.
"Outside of a hundred of the larg
est cities," the report says, "the-aver
■ age salary of the Methodist minister
Iis $573. Beside this it might be cited
i that 700,000 locomotive engineers re
; eeive an average of $1200 a year. The
average policeman gets $1000 a year,
•so that more is paid for those who
watch over the transgressor than is
paid to him who is working for trans
formation of the human soul.” •
Touring cars. Cut rate. New phons
«« 1
COUNCIL REJECTS ALL BIDS.
Special Dispatch.
Seguin. Tex., March 30. —The ci tv,
council has rejected all blds for ma
cadamizing roads and other Improve
ments of the $25,000 bond Issue.
James Reiley & Son of San Antonio
were the lowest blders and probably
would have secured the contract for
macadamizing the main streets, but
wanted the contract for all the other
street improvements. More bids will
be called for In the near future.
Homesick Princess Has P lower
Garden on Roof of Palace
CROWN PRINCESS OF SWEDEN
elder daughter of the English Duke
and Duchess of Connaught, whose
homesickness for the green fields of
KESSLER WILL
LOOK DUER CITI
Landscape Gardener and City
Planner Coming at the Invi
tation of the Exchange.
George E. Kessler, one of the best
known landscape architects in the
United States, who has assisted in
making Kansas City and other cities
beautiful, will come to San Antonio (
during the next month at the invlta
tion of the Real Estate exchange and
look over this city's possibilities !n j
the way of civic improvement. The |
Real Estate exchange extended an in
vitation to Mr. Kessler some time ago
and in a letter received yesterday by
President B. F. Nicholson of the ex
change he writes that he will come
if possible during the next month.
Mr. Kessler, in addition to plan
ning and supervising the beautifica*
tion of Kansas City on Unes that have
made it one of the most beautiful of
American cities, has also assisted in
the improvement of many other cities
and has recently been retained by
Dallas to plan and supervise the sys
tematic beautification of that city. He
writes that he expects to visit Dallas
within the month and will then come
to San Antonio. The Real Estate ex
change will give him an opportunity
to see San Antonio and to suggest
(improvements. A public meeting at
which Mr. Kessler wtU tell how San
Antonio can be Improved and what
has been done in other cities Is
planned In connection with his visit.
The exchange Is consistently advo
cating the Light's city plan for beau
tification of San Antonio, improve
ment of tbe river, connected park
and boulevard system, better roads
"and streets, etc., and in addition to
asking Mr. Kessler to come here has
invited Arnold W. Brunner of New
York and other experts on civic im
provement
CREEL BECOMES HEAD
OF MEXICAN BANK.
Associated Press.
City of Mexico. March 30.—Enrique
C. Creel, the retiring minister of for
eign relations, has been made manag
ing director of the Banco Central
Mexlcano, succeeding Fernando Pi
mentel y Fageaga. He will assume
his work as a banker at once.
In undertaking the direction of this
Institution Mr. Creel is returning to
work he and Joaquin Casasus end a
few associates Inaugurated some years
ago. The Banco Central as it is today
wag planned largely by Creel. It is
net a bank of issue but is ono of the
largest banking concerns in the re
public. The cenral house is that in
the capital but its branches are lo
cated in almost every state in Mexico.
Its capital stock is $15,000,000 gold.
ONLY ONE INDICTMENT
Karnes County Makes Record In Ob
servance of the Law.
Special Dispatch.
Karnes City, March 30.—The grand,
jury adjourned here after being in ses
sion two days. Only one bill of in
dictment was brought in and that
against a Mexican charging horse
theft. Crime in this county seems to
be decreasing. The criminal docket
in the district court will be called
Monday. April 3,
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
England lias led her to construct a
winter flower garden on the roof of
the royal palace at Stockholm,
Sweden.
TOWER WALu COLLAPSES.
✓ .
Workmen on Memorial Library Have
Narrow Escape.
Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill., March 30.—The upper
wall of the west tower of the William
* RAILROAD TIME TABLE. t
I. k G. N.
Arrive—
No. 5—From the north 6:45 am
No. 8—From the north 6:30 pin
No. 7 —From the north 9:55 sm
No. 9 —Local from Palestine 10 45 pm
i No. 4—From Mexico 1:50 pm
No. 12—Local from Laredo (mixed) 6:00 am
Depart—
I 5®' f - E or ‘J e n0T ' n ’ 1:55 pm
No. 6—For the north 8:00 pm
: No. 8—Local for Palestine 7:80 am
I No. 10 —Express Special north .... 4:00 am
No. 6—For Mexico 7:00 am
! No. 11—Loda! for Laredo (mixed) 9:00 Dm
M., K. A T. (Union Station).
Arrive—
No. 241—From Houston A Galveston 8:50 am
No. 7—From Dallas & Ft. Worth 7:20 am
No. 235—From the north 7:30 am
| No. 15—From Waco . 3:00 pm
I No. 9 —From the north 7:45nm
Depart—
I No. 16—For Auatln and Waco .... 6:30am
i No. 10—For the north 9:00 am
i No. 8—For Dallas, Fort Worth and
e Waco 8:45 pm
1 No, T36—For the north 9:15 pm
No. 242—For Houston A Galveston 10:15 pm
No. 244—Mail and Express 7:10 am
No. 8—Local for Palestine 7:30am
8. A. A A. P.
Arrive—
No. 1—From Houston and ooMt.. 7:00 pm
No. 8 —From Houston and coast.. 7:15am
No. 5—From coast towns 1:15 pm
No. 44—From Kerrville ex. Sun.. 9:35am
Np. 42 —From Kerrville. Sun. only 8:00 pm
No. 146 —From Kerrville, ex. Sun.. 6:40pm
Depart—
No. 2—For Houston and coast.. 8:30 am
No. 4—For Houston and coast. :00 pm
No. 6 —For coast towns 2:10 pm
No. 43—Far Kerrville ex. Sunday 4:45 pm
No. 41—For Kerrville, Sun. only.. 8:40am
No. 145—For Kerrville, ex. Sun.. 7:25am
G., H. A S. A. (Main Line.)
Arrive—
No. 9—From the east ...a 7:35am
No. 8 —From El Paao and west. . 10:15 am
No. 7—From the east 6:30 pm
No. 10—From El Paso and west.. 7:30pm
Depart—
Ne. 10—For the east 10:00 pm
No. 8—For the east 10:45 am
G., H. A 8. A. (Victoria Division.)
Depart—
No. 305—For CuerW. Victoria, etc.. 8:00 am
No. 806—From Cuero, Victoria, etc. 7:50 pm
Santa Fe (I. A G. N. Depot.)
Arrive—
No. 7—From the north 10:0° am
No. 9 —From the north ....10.45pm
Depart—
No. 8 —For the north 7:30 am
No. 6—For the north 8:00 pm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
At Untie *taun.htp
“Morgan Line”
Three Sailings Weekly
Between
NEW YORK ANDGALVESTON
Un.xe.lled service. nneqv.lta time. Uw
surp*.»e4 f.oilltie. for handlinf all classes
of Ireifht to and from New York, and
poi.ta in Atlantic Seaboard Territory.
B. 8. BTUBB8.
timer al Freixht Agent,
316 Breadway. New York.
A. B ATKINBOX,
Dtv. Yrt Art. G., H. k 8. A. By.
8m Antonio, Tosm.
Central}]
New York Central, Limited
Leavei St. Louii 8:45 a. m. Arrives Ne* York 9:45 a m. Arrives Boston 11:50 a. m.
Na* York and Boston Expreee - - Leave* St Louie 8:50 a M.
Knickerbocker Special Leaves St Louie IdMo. m.
Ne* York and Ne* England Expreoa Leaves StiLouis 11:55 p, tn.
All of these trains arrive at Grand Central Terminal
the only railway station in New York City on X
subway, surface and elevated lines. When you
step off the train you are in the heart of the .
business, hotel and theatre district of the
metropolis and within easy access to /
all parti of the city.
For tickets, sleeping car secom
tnodstions and full information
cal) on your local agent or
H. C .Carson, Gen, Agent
Pass. Dept.,
1101 Main Street
Dalias, Texas.
Rainey Harper memorial library, in
course of construction at the Univer
sity of Chicago, crashed Inward yes
terday, completely demolishing the in
terior cf the tower from top to bot
tom.
Several men at work on the second,
third and fourth floors had narrow
’25
California
(slightly hifher from some poiaU)
▼U
EK3 '
"AU the Way”
OneWay Colonist Tickets
On Sale Dally.
MolTcH 10 to April 10,
INCLUSIVE
Tourist Sleeper
Thru to
Los Angeles
On Train • Every Tueeday.
A,r for our California Bookleta.
They Are Free.
E H. DALLAS, D. P. A.
101 Weat Commerce Street.
Old 144. Phone. 165 New
THE*
S. A. & A. P. Ry.
now operate.
Pullman
Parlor
Cars
*
with BROILER BUFFET
service between SAN ANTO
NIO and CORPUS CHRISTI
on trains 5 and 6. leaving San
Antonio 2:10 p. m.—close con
nection at Gregory for Rock
port and Aransas Pass —and
leaving Corpus Christi 6:40
a. m. Tickets at
WAGNER’S
Corner Houston and Ave. O.
Both Phones 358.
JEFFEKSON
American Plnn
A family Hotel on the San Pedro
and Tobin Hill car Unes within four
minutes' walk of the business and
shopping center.
Modern in every detail.
442 Soledad St.. San Antonio, Texaa
The Menger
H. W. WILLS, Mgr.
San Antonio, :< Texas
p Hotel Savov
Om hundred room., all tnod.rn
equipment, entirely nd*. Baaaona
bl. rat*. European plan.
Afi Cir» Pau. 122 W. Houston
New Y>rk
is linked to the Southwest by a service of four trains from
’ St. Louis every day, led by the luxuriously equipped
Big Four—New York Central
"’Water-LevelRoute* 9 Can Sleep
©scapes from Instant death.
The upper floor of the tower was
loaded with heavy machinery and 1
hoisting cranes and it is thought that
the floor may have been overloaded.
The loss, which falls on the con-
15he Gunter ?J , M 1 I
0 " g SOUthWCSl |
EVKOPEAN PLAN $L50 AND VP
350 ROOMS -i- 225 WITH BATH
bergeet end most commodious rotunda tn the South, in addition to ala carte
lecnce *e epectaliio LUNCHEON, 12 to S p. bl. M cento.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNEB, BtoI p. n>00
K Orchestral Ooncerta THE GUNTER HOTEL COMPANY
TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF
Try a natural Sulphur Bath at Hot Welle. This wonderful water comes out
of mother earth at a temperature of 104 degrees and has cured Rheumatism.
Eczema Malaria, Catarrh. Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles
HOT WELLS SULPHUR BATHS
"Nature's Fountain of Touth.”
FRANKS k KIHILBERG, Props. San Antonio, Texaa
Tako Mot Welle car at Moneton and Navarro Street*
Leave San Antonio
1:56 P. M. TODAY
Arrive at St. Louis
8:28 P. M. TOMORROW
| DINING CABS ALL THE WAY
The Fastest Train out off Texas
ffor SL Louis and the East
I ■ ■ —4
Make Reservations at the City Office,
401 East Houston Street
PHONES 425
&
G
N
® POPULAR RATES TO
SAN ANTONIO
On sale from all stations for trains
reaching San Antonio evening April 1st and morning
of the 2nd, limited for return April 3rd. Inquire at
local ticket office.
COME IN AND SEE THE BEST ARMY IN THE WORLD.
Hmm*. MG Mh baHb.
Rates SL50 and Vp
nia-iuu«t and eoUG comfort.
M ■. Swearingen A Son, Managing Dtrecfofu
MARCH 30, 1911.
r(f a : h \l 1
BL z/il
tractors. Is estimated at $60,00(1.
The library is a memorial to the
Ibte president of the University of Chl-i *
cago and is being erected at a cost)
of $900,000, the greater part of which
was donated by John D.
HOTELS
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