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fei TONIGHT (SUNDAY) AND TOMORROW NIGHT
12 John P. Slocum Presents the Comic Opera Triumph
I “The Gay Musician**
P* WITH THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK PRODUCTION AND
M THE FAMOUS SINGING CHORUS
PRICES 25c. 50c, 75c, $l.OO, $1.50
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S POPULAR PRICES—NIGHTS 25c > 35c a " d 50c
■ Matinees —Saturday and Sunday, for Ladies Only 25c
Empire Opera House
Week Starting Sunday
Mat., April 4tn
Empiie Musical
Comedy Co.
IN
College Chums
3-act comedy with 18 singing, dancing
and musical numbers.
Matinees Sunday. Wednesday. Saturday.
—PRICES—
Matinee 10c and 25c. Night 10. 25. 35. 50c
m
221 LOSOYA STREET.
isadore McPherson
The Terrible Swede
THE WADA SISTERS
Singing and Dancing
THE MORRI ONS
‘‘The Lady and the Tramp."
THE GREAT CLARK
The Man Who Sings to Beat the Band
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
MOVING PICTURES
Matinees 3 to 5. Evenings 7 to 10:30 p. m.
Sc and 10c. Nc extra charge for seats.
AMATEUR NIGHT. FRIDAY.
Royal theatre
CLASSY VAUBEVILLE L
10 Cents A 20 Cents
BYRD A VANCE
FOSTER 4 ANDERSON
THE THREE KELLEYS
KITTIE STEVENS
A. HALVERSON
MUROMATOSCOPE
ROYAL THEATER ORCHESTRA
Matinee Daily 3 p. m. Matinee
Saturday and Sunday 2:30 and
3:30. Night dally 8 and 9:15.
BASE BAL|_
CHlCtiisiu mOIMS
vs.
BRONSHSS
Game Called 4:oOo’clock
DR. F. HADRA
(Late U. S. A.)
Skin, Genito-Urinary
and Rectal Diseases
119 Alamo Plaza.
Old Phone 160-2 r. 160 New.
Chalkley Bros.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Corner Market and Navarro Streets.
Estimates given on Plumbing and Heating
Old Phone 898. New Phone 843.
RING UP
J OWDY’S MARKET
FOR
Fresh fish, oysters, etc. Wholesale
and retail.
916 W. Commerce St. Both Phones.
Opposite the Market House.
FRANK W. CHURCH
Bookseller and Stationer,
112 W. Commerce St.
PICTURE FRAMING
King-Adams Transfer Co.
(Incorporated.)
Nothing too small or too large
for us to handle.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
BAF“ MOVING A SPECIALTY.
Old 1626. New 1668.
TALK No. 4
ABOUT
Insurance Gasoline Stoves
There is a great difference In Gas
oline Stoves. Some manufacturers lay
claim to public favor on account of
the simplicity of the burner, or the
style of the stove. All of them mak?
an attempt to provide stoves with
safety attachments, such as lay down
tanks, which shuts off the supply of
gasoline when you fill the tank. BUT
NONE OF THEM GO FAR ENOUGH.
To give absolute safety an Automatic
Device is necessary.
Clip Out These
Stove Talks
The entire series presented to us
will enable you to purchase a stove
at 5 per cent discount.
INSURANCE STOVES $9 to 630.
SELF GENERATING STOVES 517
to $32.
GAS RANGES $12.50 up.
2-burner low frame Gasoline Stoves
SPECIAL $2.90.
3-burner low frame Gasoline Stoves
SPECIAL $4.25.
2-burner low frame Blue Flame O«l
Stoves $4.25.
The ENTERPRISE
AUG. LIMBURGER
Cut Price Liquor Dealer
Whiskies Bottled in Bond
Pdul Jones. 4 Roses $2.00
Mount Vernon Rye, full quart 1.75
Old Crow 1-25
Hermitage Rye 1.25
Hill & HUI, full quart 1.25
Guekenheimer, full quart 1.15
Old Edgewood, full quart 1.25
Kinsey Rye. full quart
Red Top. full quart 1.15
Dripping Springs, full quart 1.15
Ferru-Quina Bitters, imported 1.25
Hunter Rye 1.10
Wilson, That's All 1.15
Old T. P. Ripy. full quart 1.00
R. H. Park, full quart. 1.00
Edgewood XXX Pearl, full quart.... 1.00
Jackson Club, full quart 1.00
Pure Corn Whiskey, full quart 1.00
Cascade Sour Mash, full quart 1.25
Key Rum. imported 1.40
Black and White Scotch, imported... 1.4 U
Gordon Dry Gin, imported 1.00
M. Barriasson & Co., Cognac, im
ported 1.25
Roederer’s or Mumm's, pints 1.50
Fifty brands of Cigars to select from
at. per box 1.75
PURE OLD WHISKIES IN BULK, 100
PROOF.
Mount Vernon Rye, per gallon, spring
of 1898 $5.00
Hermitage Rye, per gallon, spring
of 1898 5.00
Old Crow Bourbon, per gallon, spring
of 1900 4.00
Old T. P. Ripy. Sour Mash. 1898.... 3.50
Jackson Club Bourbon, spring 1898.. 3.50
Edgewood Sour Mash, per gallcn.... 5.00
Old Maryland Rye. per gallon 4.00
Parker Rye spring 1897 4.00
Edgewood XXX Pearl. 1896 4.00
Pure Old Apple Brandy. 1895 5.00
Paul Jones Four-Star Rye 3.00
Old Erlanger Bourbon 2.00
All Sweet Wines, eight summers old 1.50
Old Zinfandel Claret 1.00
SPECIAL.
Rock and Rye 78c
Duffy’s Malt 78c
Hostetter’s Bitters 78c
Paul Jones Four-Star Rve 78c
IMPORTED MEXICAN MESCAL,
CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
BOTH PHONES.
SANITARY
HOUSE CLEANING
Carpets, matting, upholstered fur
niture, etc., cleaned by our vacuum
cleaner without removal.
Don’t judge us by what others
have done. Let us show you.
We also sew, refit and re-lay
carpets and renovate mattresses.
Estimates and particulars on re
quest.
HUN SEN BROS.
Established 1890.
831 Austin St. Both Phones.
Get it at HODGSON’S
108 East Houston Street.
4 Doors East of Bridge.
EASTER SPECIAL
Easter Nests 30c
Buy a lot and build a home of your
own. There are plenty of real estate
barrains advertised In the classified
columns.
SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1909, THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT Sunday, april 4,19 W.
“ Tkaca to S&V
MENU
April 4, 1909.
Served from 12 p. m. to 2:30 p. m.
75 cents
Canape Anchovy
Consomme Monago Cream of Lettuce
Hollandaise
Celery Radishes Olives
Filet of Black Bass, a la Meuniere,
Pontmes Julian
Sweet Breads, larded, a la. Colbert
Roast Young Turkey, Stuffed,
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes au Gratin
New English Peas
Asparagus au Beurre aux Set
Head Lettuce and Tomatoes,
French Dressing
Green Apple Pie
Strawberry Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
Roquefort Cheese Bents Crackers
Cafe Noir
Mr. Marsicano will render harp solo
during dinner.
county wants bonds.
At a meeting yesterday of the coun
ty commissioners the county treas
urer was ordered to notify the comp,
’roller of state that Bexar county is
prepared to take up all bonds in its
name held by the state.
Phone Shelley Undertaking com
pany for Carriages, Broughams or
Rockaways. 971 both phones.
ISSUE CALL TO NEGROES.
A called meeting of negroes of San
Antonio and vicinity was made yester
day for a meeting at the new Second
Baptist church, Thursday, April 8, at
8 4>. m., for the organization of an anti
tuberculosis society for the study and
prevention of tuberculosis. It has the
approval of Governor T. M. Campbell.
Xandl Bauer opening April 10.
(Tamales
AT THE
The Original Mexican Restaurant
. 116-117-119 Loeoya St
Beethoven sacred Easter concert,
April 11, 8:30 p. m.
Drink Soda at the new fountain, 315
Alamo Plaza, Ixme Star Drug Stwe.
Perfect service.
LOSES A WHEEL.
A bicycle valued at $lO, belonging
to Tom Boukowski, 212 Nevada street,
disappeared on East Commerce
street at 8 o’clock last night. Mr.
Boukowski has reported the loss to
the police.
Lecture and spiritual messages will
be given by Dr. Annie Wlilder in
Woodmen hail (W. O. W.) Sunday at
8 p. m. Arranged by the Progressive
Spiritual society.
GIVE PICNIC.
A very enjoyable picnic was given
by some of the Milam school children
Saturday at San Pedro park. Among
those who attended were: Mt. and
Mrs. Sheplar of Houston, Helen Car
hart, Barbara Ripley, Lida Brown, Es
ther Mathis, Leslie Mathis and Loys
Kirkbride. It was chaperoned by Ed
Still.
o
Sacred saengerfest songs Easter
Sunday, 8:30 p. m., Beethoven hall.
Easter rabbits at Roe’s Book
Store.
Spring humors, pimples and boils are
cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier.
Light Wants supply all wants.
Department of Insurance and Banking,
State of Texas. Austin, Texas,
March 9. 1909.
To All Whom It May Concern:
This is to certify, that the Mary
land Casualty Company of Baltimore,
Md., has in all respects fully com
plied with the laws of Texas as con
ditions precedent to its doing business
in this state, and 1 have issued to said
company a certificate of authority
from this office entitling it to do busi
ness in this state for one year from
the Ist day of January, 1909, to the
31st day of December, 1909.
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Austin, Texas, the date first
above written.
THOS. B. DOVE,
Commissioner.
GEO. C. EICHLITZ & CO.,
General Agents, Kampmann Bldg.,
San Antonio, Texas.
Department of Insurance and Banking
State of Texas. Austin. . Texas
March 8. 1909.
To All Whom It May Concern:
This is to certify, that the Provi
dence Washington Insurance company
of Providence, Rhode Island, has in
all respects fully complied with the
laws of Texas as conditions precedent
to its doing business in this state, and
1 have issued to said company a cer
tificate of authority from this office
entitling it to do business in this state
for one year from the Ist day of Jan
uary, 1909, to the 31st day of Decem
ber. 1909.
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Austin, Texas, the date first
above written.
THOS. B. IX)VE.
Commissioner.
GEO. C. EICHLITZ & CO., AGENTS.
Rooms 201-202—Kampmann Building,
San Antonio, Texas.
WHO’S WHO IN the
n ° wnv COURT HOUSE
It you see a big white hat coming
down the street, like as not Tom New.
ton is under it. Anyhow he always
wears one and telling him that they
don’t become him doesn’t have any
effect.
Outside of being county attorney,
T. J. Newton is noted principally for
riding a big black horse and wearing
ing a big silk hat in carnival pa
rades. *
Everybody calls him "Tom.” He
is about 5 feet 10 inches, of blond ap
pearance and when set in his ways “ij
sot as the dickens.” He has a weak
ness for going fishing and a fondness
for telling big stories about his catches
when he returns.
Tom was born and raised in San
Antonio. His father was S. G. New
ton, a Confederate veteran and a pio
neer lawyer of San Antonio. Tom
was educated at St. Mary’s college
and at the Texas state university,
from which he graduated in law in
1895. He acted as assistant city at
torney under Mayor Campbell and in
1908 was elected county attorney. He
was re-elected to the office last fall.
Mr. Newton is 34 years old and is
a baseball enthusiast. He is married
and has three children. He almost
always wears a smile an* has a bluff
manner of greeting, but that doesn’t
indicate by any means that he is a
bluffer.
His friends say, ‘‘How patient and
SHIH IN TERROR
SEEKS THE CZAR
Teheran. April 3 —Filled with alarm
over the discovery of the formidable
plot against his life, the shah has sent
an urgent request to St. Petersburg
for a strong detail of soldiers to oc-
Shah of Persia.
cupy Teheran. Mystery veils the en
tire situation. Oompiiance by the
czar’s government with the request
of the shah can hardly fail to precipi
tate Anglo-Russian difficulties at
once.
BRYAN SPEAKS IN
HOUSTON THIS EVENING
Houston, Texas, April 3.—(Special.)
William .1. Bryan will arrive here at 7
o'clock Sunday morning. After break
fast at the home of Presley K. Wing,
he will attend church and deliver an
address at the Y. M. C. A. in the after
noon and at Christ church in the
evening.
FOUND DEAD WITH
WRIST CUT AND GAS ON
Dallas, Tex., April 3. —(Special.)—
John Hatched. 40 years old, was found
dead tonight in his boarding hous-,
with, the arteries in his wrist cut and
the gas turned on. He has a brother
living in Gainesville.
EH
■ Week I
■ Away ■
, - And Easter is the time of the year |||j
W when it is really important to dress well.
Buy your Spring Suit and Hat now
and buy it here. Your credit is good. J
Get a complete new outfit-and you
® may pay for it later.
■ HOTTER & „OM ■
I Rosenbl°co. I
Store Open — — --
Monday Evenings. 225 E. Houston St. Egg
—Photo by Cones.
plodding Tom is: he works too hard
and burns too much midnight oil.”
Tom is noted for being frank. He
never calls a knife a cutting utensil
or a spade a digging implement.
He has an office on the fourth floor
of the Bexar county court house nad
his private law office is in the Kamp
man building.
G. 0. P. REHOLT
15 THREATENED
Washington, April 3. —There were
two developments of highest import
ance in the tariff situation in the house
late this afternoon.
The ways and means committee
voted to recommend a number of
amendments to the Payne bill, several
of the leading schedules being involved
in the proposed changes.
A red hot insurgent movement devel
oped when 26 stand pat republican
members of the house held a meeting
and formulated demands upon the
ways and means committee for a high
er schedule on several articles. They
declared that unless their request was
granted they would vote against the
program of the leaders on Monday.
This revolt has confused all the
plans of the leaders and tilled them
with anxiety as to their ability to con
trol enough votes to secure the adop
tion of the rule to fix the date when
the final vote on the Payne bill shall
be taken. Several of them, after the
meeting, berated the insurgents, charg.
ing them with disloyalty, threatening
serious damage to the party. Every
possible effort will be made tomorrow
to round up the objectors in order that
the house organization may be by a
majority when the fight comes up on
Monday. If the canvass should show
a majority to be lacking, it would be
necessary to defer the introduction of
the rule. *
Amendments proposed by the demo
cratic members of the committee, and
voted down, were to place lumber, coal,
zinc ore, all iron and steel products,
leather and oil on the free list and to
reduce the tariff on gloves and hosiery.
FREE TO
ASTHMA
SUFFERERS
We want every sufferer from Asthma
to write us to-day for a free trial of
our wonderful New Method for curing
Asthma. We especially desire those cases
of long standing which have tried all the
various kinds of Inhalers, douches and
patent smokes without number and with
out n ii< t Wu know we can cure them.
We want to and are willing to prove it
absolutely free of cost. Many thousands
have accepted this opportunity and are
now cured. There is no reason why any
one, old or young, rich or poor, should
continue to suffer from Asthma after
reading this marvelous offer.
FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.
Room 11-W. Niagara and Hudson Streets
BUFFALO, N. Y.
IMPORTANT
The sale of the property on the corner of Main plaza and
Main avenue by Mr. Saul Wolfson, has caused much question
ing in regard to our plans.
We Wish to Announce
That we have taken a lease, for a term of years, on the
building we now occupy, and that in the future, as in
the nast, our business will be conducted with the same
careful consideration for the wants of our customers.
We thank the public for the liberal patronage with which
they have always favored us, and trust that the same favors
will be extended from now on.
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and ac
qaintances, also to Alamo lodge No.
206, Knights and Ladies of Honor for
their kind sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings sent to our beloved
mother, Mrs. Marguerite Mcllwane.
THE FAMILY.
BUY NOW AND PAY LATER
DROMGOOLE
U BROTHERS Kb
Watches & Diamonds
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Old Phone 1167-Ir.
605 West Houston Street.
San Antonio, Tex.
Three
£ of a kind: ours is the right kind of
? laundry work: it looks just like a plc
£ ture. It is time to have your spring
J clothes cleaned up. for you will need
9 it soon. Be sure and have your win
r ter suit cleaned before you put it
r away for the summer.
j We mend your clothes.
New Process
Laundry
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■fianin
UNION MEA T COMPANY
Beef and Pork Packers
Lard Refiners and Compound M:ko s
UNION STOCK YARDS
San Antonio, - - Tokos
Marechal Neil
AND 149 OTHER VARIETIES OF RO ES
KNOX NURSERIES s ‘
LAST WEEK—
For $8.50, $9.00 and $lO.OO Hay
Frank Marek Co., Agents Bear Grass Coal
402-406 Starr Street. Both Phones
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We desire to notify our friends and
clients that we have removed bur of
fice from 427 Navarro street to 113
Avenue C. where we will be pleased
to see you at any and all times.
E. A. FOX & CO.,
113 Avenue C.
BILLYS’
‘4 PRICE SALE
OF FINE WINES
AND WHISKIES
Shilling's best California wines
Angelica, Port and Sherry,
worth $1 50 a gallon, for 75c.
Fine St. Julien Claret, per
quart, 25c.
AH bonded warehouse Whis
kies, leading brauds, guaranteed
7 years old, worth $5.00, $2.75
gallon.
Full quart, drawn from barrel,
75c.
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, 78c.
Full line of case goods
cut accordingly.
Billy Sheehan
701 W. Commerce.
Dr. WM. ROBBIE
Genito-Urinary and Rectal Diseases
Hicks Bldg. Top Floor.
—Office Hours—
-2-5 p. m. Sundays 10-12.
WANTED-S-
MORE BANKERS in the 17 StatM in
which Jno. F. Draughon’s 31 College."
are located, indorse these Business Col
leges than indorse ALL others. If YOU
want EVIDENCE and want to RISE to the $lO-g-dey
class, ask for FREE catalogue. Lessons BY MAIL If
(referred. Draughon's Practical Business College.-
San Antonio, corner Alamo Plaza
and Crockett.
Proper Food
‘‘Whether for man or beast
Promotes health and strength.”
WH IE WOLF STOCK FOOD
IS THE PROPER FOOD FOR STOCK.
One that contains all the elements of a pure
concentrated food, which not only produces fat
and bone, but keeps the animal well at the
same time. White Wolf Stock Food is com
posed principally of corn, alfalfa, wheat and
barley—all properly proportioned. W« guar
antee one-third more feed value than corn
and oats. If your dealer does not keep it,
phone us—will see that you get it.
Werner Wilkens Mills
Sunset Tracks.
San Antonio, Texaa.