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WE WAN I TO SUPPLY YUU
With your winter stock of wood
and coal. It will pay you to buy
now before prices advance. It
will pay you to buy it of us. as
we wilt give you solid, sound oak
wood and the best and cleanest
coal in the market at the least
possible prices. Your orders
will have prompt attention.
Both ’Phones No. 419.
J. J. OLSEN & SON,
Aransas Pass Wood Yard.
Opium, Morphine, Whiskey
Habits Cured in IO to I 5 Days
No pain or injury to patient. No
pay until cured. Deposit your money
in bank, to your credit, pay us when
cured. In case of failure to cure we
bear all your expenses while here, al
so pay your railroad fare both ways.
HOMES on car line out from center of
cities, which insures absolute priva
cy. Will put you in corresponuence
with patients cured. Special eare giv
en lady patients. Best references. Ad
dress
THE MATTHEWS HOME.
JOO Day 'Avenue, San Antonio, or 408
Missouri avenue. Fort Worth. Texas.
FOSTER’S
Dental offices, Hicks Building, will
make you the best set of teeth in the
world for $7. Guaranteed to give sat
isfaction in fit, as well as expression;
made of best material. Teeth ex
tracted free when plates are ordered.
1-4 tf.
RISCHEBROS.
West Commerce Street.
Domestic and Imported Cigars
OF ALL KINDS.
PIPES A SPECIALTY.
—Novelties in WALKING CANES—
Scholz Palm Garden Restaurant
Everything in season, best style, moo
erate prices. Union Service. Concerts
Wednesday Saturday. Sunday
V/M. WAR /IBOLD, Prop.
SALOON
VISIT THE ART GALLERY.
Best of Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Polite Attention
Cor. W Commaroa and N. Flores Sts
CHICAGO
DENTAL
PARLORS
]We are doing better Den
tistry and more Dentistry
for less money than any Den
tist in town.
We make the best set of
teeth worn for $B.OO. You
can’t get better ones for more
and less money. Don’t be
misled.
We are the only people that
do painless extracting.
■ Drs. Webster d Cure,
Managers.
2 Office Second Floor Hicks
< Building.
Mt. Vernon Restaurant
Cor. Crocked St. and Alamo Pliza
...BULL BROS., Props...
Regular Breakfast, Dinner and Sun
per. Best in the City 25c
Business Lunch. IB Cents.
Fish Chowder Every Friday.
Fish Oysters and Game when in ceaaoa.
Polite and Prompt Attention.
JTBurnetts€o
UNDERTAKERS-<
co* I
Phone i
City Book Store
TOM B. JOHNSON
406 East Houston Street.
All the leading newspapers and mag
azines, stationary of all kinds. We
have the sole agency for the famous
Porto Hico cigars, 3 for sc; $1.50 for
a box of 100. They are a long filler
and well worth a trial.
PhU H. Shook. Clive 11. Shook
SHOOK & SHOOK,
Attorneys at-Law,
Office, 4th floor County Court House
DR. aTqL ABER, Dentisl
No. 101 W. Commerce St., Riverside
Bldg. Four patronage solicited. This ;■
not a dental parlor that changes part nori
every six months, no’' evades the regu
lar guarantee. N' ansumptives cm
ployed and all instruments arc thorough
iy sterilised before using. In
A. GLA.SER. D. D. 8.
CATHOLIC HOLIDAYS.
Today All Saints’ Day, Tomorrow Ail
Souls' Dnv
Today i* All saints’ day in the l ath-1
olic calendar and rt wa* ohaerved alrict
ly in the churches of the city.
At st. Mary* church, flrat nai»» was!
celebrated at 7:30 o’clock, and high ura-w.
at IO o clock. \ > '|H is of the day will
I la- sting at 7:45 p. in., followed by Ves-
I per* ef the Dead, an instruct ion, aial
I singing of the Libeia.
fin Saturday. AU bold*’ day. the flrat
muss util he at 7 a. in. ansi the second
' at 8:30.
( Al "t. Joseph’* church today, the m-r
-vice* were the onw as oIV Sunday*, ex-1
isqt that Vespers wiH begin at 3 in-!
stead ■>< l p. in. After \ e"|* r» the eon-1
gregution will assemble at the ]>aihih
«-nu4cyy where the Itosary will be re- '
cited in common ami a sermon appro
priate Io the occuaion, be delivered by
the Kev. pastor. ,
On All .'souls’ day a high mass of
Kei|iiiein will he celebrated at S a. m.
fin Sunday next, Vc*|hts will again lie
held at 3 o'clock, after which the mem
ber' of st. Joseph',, Society and the con
gregation. together with the school chil
dren. w >ll go in procession to St. Joseph s
Sia-iety cemetery for the Ue-sing of the
new crass by the Kev. pu4tor. A short
aedress will be deliver,.!, followed by the
Messing <>f the cross and Abe recitation
of the Kosaiy. Al! mctida'rs of St. Jo
scpii s Society are ex|wvted to la- present,
an thi- cenmony is to occur in their
cemetery.
ME'HIODIST t X)NFERENt E
Tlie Methodist conference is 'till in
session in Travis Park M. E. Church,
Smtlu Kepoits were heaixl this morn
iug from the committees appointed yes
terday.
'i his afternoon at 3 o'chx-k Dr. Whis
ner w'll preasti nt Travis Park, lie is
tlie secretary of 4he board of church ex
tension. with office" in Louisville. Ky.
At 8 p. m.. Dr. Pi ru-luU. assistant
secretary of tlie board of missions of
NashvHlc, Tenn., will preach.
fin Saturday evening, Dr. Atkins, edi
tor of Sunday school literature of Nash
ville, Icnn.. will preach at Tr.ni- Park
Methodist church. This service will be
devottd especially to pastors. siqicrin
tendents. teacher* and Sunday school
workers. It is urged that Sunday seliool
workers in the city ‘la- sure to attend.
Astounding Discovery.
From Coopersville, Mich., comes
word of a wonderful discovery of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when
used before retiring by any one trou
bled with a bad cough always ensures
a good night s rest. "It will soon
cure the cough, too.” writes Mrs. S.
Himelburger. "for three generations
of our family have used Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and
never found its equal for Coughs and
Colds.” It’s an unrivaled lifesaver
when used for desperate lung dis
eases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1
at E- Kalteyer & Sons. Geo. F
Schmitt, Prop.; Adolph Dreiss, Drug-
WINDOWS bolt ( HI RCHIX
lour stained gla-* windows "nave been
pimnised st. Mary's church. The first
was generously donated, by Mira Kate
Ta whig, the m-coihl by Mrs. Eliza Gal
lagher, the third by Mrs. John H. Wilson,
ai.d tlie fourth in memory of the Kheem
family. Ihe lir-t ha' Im-cii -hipped nom
Chicago and is expected here from da,
to day.
A new window has just arrived lor
't. Josepha, miking the secund.
Seymour Webb, Moira. N. Y., writes:
"I had been troubled with my kidneys
for twenty five years and*had tried
several physicians but received no
relief until I bought a bottle of Fo
ley's Kidney Cure. After using two
bottles I was absolutely cured. I earn
estly recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure." Take only Foley's. Swearin
gen’s Drug Store.
GOING HOME TO VOTI-
Washington, I). U., Nov. I.—lf the
voters in tlie various states take as
much interest in the result of tlie elec
tions next 1 ureday as, do the Govern
ment officials and department clerks
here there will la- a large vote. In no
recent years, except at the time of the
Presidential campaigns, was there so
miieh internet displayed in the results
of tlie election- as there is this year.
I’lie campaign headquarters of l*dh par
ties have been busy the last few days
procuring transportation for clerks who
wished to go home to vote, and tlie de
parting train* today carried the first
contingents of voters who wish to con
tribute to the results in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, lowa and other states.
TO HEALTH SEEKERS.
The natural Hot Sulphur Baths of San
Antonio offer the safest, surest and
speediest cure in all cases of rheumatism,
gout, eczema, malaria and all dieeases of
the skin and blood, liver and kidneys,
and chronic diseases of women. This
water combines natural heat (104 de
grees F.) and the strongest sulphur wa
ter known, in the finest climate on earth.
For pamphlet address Texas Hot Sulphur
Water Sanitarium company, ban An
tenio, Texas. a-10-tt
SHAKE I P IN PI LLMAN
Chicago, Nov. 1. —changes among the
department managers and subordinates
of tin Pullman company were put into
effect today all along the line. George
F. Brown, formerly general manager, us
siuned the duties of general manager of
the manufacturing de|Hirtment. and ( . A.
Garcelon became general manager of the
operating department. W. 11. Keeder
succeeded .Mr. Garcelon as general su|>er.
intendeut. To facilitate the operation,
of the company the division, heretofore
existing have been abolished and in their
stead have been created four new- divi
'ion- iiinler the heads of Northeastern,
Northwestern, Southeastern and South
western divisions.
FALL SEASON IS COMINGI
E. Brown. 506 East ffoostoo .r*cet
has a new and the cheapest and best
kind of clothing, Men’s furnishing
goods, hats and caps,' Men’s suits from
tt 00 up and Children’s suits from 75c
up. fur hats from 75c up, four ply lln
en collars 3 for 25c. In all stvles and
thanes seamless so.-ks are worth ev
erywhere 15c, our price 3 for 25c; also
a full line of Mamllton-Brown Shoe
Co.’s best makes of shoes for Men.
Ladies and Children always on hand.
Come and see us before you buy them,
you will save your money, also pre
'nium stamps given, ask for them.
E. BROWN, 506 Eai.t Houston Street.
BAN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT, SAN ANTONIO, TEX., FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1901. a 77
Tf DISEASED M
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H Cause more deaths than St
bullets. Their symptoms
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R they are neglected and 28
■ quickly become dangerous.
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I Bitters |
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H mat ion, eases backache and B
■ arrests the progress of the ■
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* AT ALL DRUGGISTS, W
1 PRICE, $l.OO. K
tbui.ru UKEIBB. FISCHER & DA
VIS. F. KALTEYER & SONS, Special
Agents.
A MI LE'S TOUGH TIME
Gigantii- Animal Reduced to Mack of
Bone.. During a Siege of Starvation.
All wa" hurry, bustle mid scurry' at
the Sunset freight dc|Kit ye-ti-rday after
noon when th,- sidcslmws which exhibited
nt the Fair were loaded on the Katy
train for North Texas. Many jieople
were attracted to file scene by curiosity,
but what they were probably most inter
ested in was the binding of two freaks
of nature, both of whieh are Texas pro
duct". One waa a mule alwut »evex
feet high, the biggest mule in Texas, ami
the other wa' a long-horned steer about
three feet high, the smallest of its kind
in Texas. The mule was here at the
Fair last year, but clmnged in appear
anee since then. Forth a wi-fl-fed fat
tened anirtial he has been transformed
almost to a staek nf bilmw He was
hired out for work in the field last Sum
mer. ami on one occasion while he was
being shipped he was left in a ear five
days without foml or water bpfore his
owner knew of it. Tlie mule wiU?>e
fattened up and if he is still ailive he
will be sent to St. Louis for the big
exposition in 1903 as the biggest thing
raised in Texas. Hr is now soven years
old and weighs 120(1 jHntnds. His limbs
are double-jointed.
[Wife !
■ 1
, J I
; 1 must insist upon having a Uas S
: Range nt once. It brings the •
• family
j„ Comiort..\
and
\Happiness\
i i
■ Save time and labor by using :
■ a motor. All sizes and for •
• work of most description. Gen- •
• oral Electric ty|>e. Apply
•
San Antoniol
Gas and
Electric Co.J
■ ■
I I
■ 403 East
• Houston St
Call and Look at Our Bargains in
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELERY
These arc unredeemed pladges whir h
we sell at greatly reduced prices, and
whieh we fully gurantee. Don’t fail to
see them.
Also ail kinds of Musical Instruments.
Sewing Machines, Guns, Revolvers and
Sporting good.
EMERSON & CO.
122 Soledad Street
NOT ON THE BILLS.
A Showman Ilas a Varied Ex|wrieme in
San Antonio.
During the sojourn of the Midway al
tlie Fair grounds there was a contin
uous jierformatu-c going on whieh was
not on the bills, ami the exiM-rince of it
will is>t live ns n sweet long dreum in
the memory of the manager of the
show. The lirs< net was an accident
•to i ne of the lady nerial artists of the
show. In plMeh he fell from a revolving
illuminated wheel. This wa« followed
by ot-e of Hie employes of the show
quitting. A lady )iei-fonner ilcvited
which interfered with one of tlie Is*!
act. in the show, mid it was follow<sl
by ■the arrest of the nforesidd employe
on il chargu of theft. He wa" sillier 1 -
qucr.tly n-leasnl on his own m-ognlzam-r'
ami ycsteHay brought suit against the
manager for if'dKMl ilmnagea for false
ininrisiinmcnt While the show was in
progress the innn who aiimainoed the
varhms arjs ns they emne up would in
cidentiflly rcimirk that the perfonniliiecs
ire rot as well patronized here ns else
where whieh gave the impresnioit that
they not playing to MtUfar-tory
busino-s. So in onler to increase the
receipts |sirt of the show wns inovrsl to'
the city and put up on Alamo plaza. A
roiK.Tt license was taken out, but Coun
ty \ltorney Phil Shimk nspiired a thel
ter Hr-ense ami oiwe more the show wns
tangled up with the law. This case,
however, was dismissed by the county
attoriiev.
H ART VS. BEAI'SCHOLTE.
lamisville, Ky., November 1. —Ker n
inten t is inmrfested in sjmrting cirru-.
in the boxing show to be pullerl off <v
night by tlie Empire Athlet.ic club. The
•tar event on the turd is a twenty
round bm't Is-tween "Jaek" Bemi
scholtc of Cliirngo and Marvin Hart of
Lmisville.' 'Hie two men have licen
training industriously ami reports frein
their ri-|M’etivc training qumteeis todm
'ry they are in the pink of condition.
The prliuuiiary will be furniahed liyg
Steve Crosby and “Young Walcott.
George Siler is here from Chicago to net
aa refi rer.
GIVE NATURE A CHANCE.
It is well to know' if you arc sick oi
half wick; that the natural tendency
of all our bodily functions is toward
health. No imtter what your ailment
is, the life element within is trying tr
make you well. This wonderful life
principle is in the blood anu any help
you give it must be given through thr
blood.
Knowing this and knowing also that
when ever a nerve, or tissue or orgwn
is to be built up, nature requires iron
you can see why Dr. Harter’s Iror
Tonic has produced such wonderful re
suits. It gives the working, ntriving
vitality within you something to work
with. It gives it material with wliid
to build up your strength and energy.
All ordinary' forms of iron are apt ti
do more injury than good, but forty-fivi
years ago Dr. Harter discovered a
method of »o preparing iron tliat it
would enter into the blood without tax
ing the system w-hatever.
Dr. Hbrter'6 Iron Tonic consists of
tlri. fkrin of iron 1 in * l ornbination wit!
"bllier important ingredients, amt foi
.nearly lialf a ccntury.it has restored
thoii'aqds of people t,p sou ml, rugged
health. Jf vol/ feel run'doWn or haVi
any reason ro fear the approach of sonu
serious disease, let this time tried rem
edy help you. It is certain because if
reinforces life itself. I'repmed by Th'
Dr. Harter Medicine Co., Dnvtion, Ohio
Sold every where. Give nature a chance
<U)
TRADE WITH NICARAGUA.
Galvc'ton.'Texas. November L—The
beginning of iqienitions todaj' by tin
Nicaragua Steamship company mark
miotlier important advance in the rapid
development of trade relations between
the I iltcd States and Central America
The new <s>m|Kiny, whieh is capitalized
at S'iUO.lMHi. purposes to deal extensive
ly in the Limina trade.' Its operations
w'll be througb Galveston ami in cornice
tion with tlie Gulf. Colorado and Saute
Fe railroad. It liegins business with
two new steamships of the first class
but will soon increase the imml-ei to
four, and make still more increases a
the growth of the trade demand' il
The prc'iud schedule culls for weckl,'
sailings from Bluefield* to Galvestoi
and return. In adidtion to supplying
the Tevis trade with bananas, arrange
nicnts h.ne been made for large ship
incut - to the markets of the far west
am l northwest.
NEW ( ABLE TO AUSTRALIA
New York, November I.—Word was
received today nt the headquarters of
the Western Union Cable ismipany an
noum-ing Hie Apeiffng <»f Die new eiddc
eonneiting Durban, Natal, with Perth.
Western AiistniHa. Tn addition to fa
cilitat.ing <tiie traffic with Australia the
new line <>|H-ns up cable isHunmnicntion
with scviiral groups of islands hitherto
inas-cessiblc cxeofit through the mails.
Among the move important points touch
cd bv the new line are Rodriguez mid
th' Coco, islands The nite to these
|ioint-i is si.ll a word from this city.
COtlK COUNTY TO THE RESCUE.
Chicago. 111., November I—With silk
hats shining and banneiw waving 2.10
mcmlMTs of tiie Cock County Democrat
ic club left bv •peeial train for Louis
ville toilav. It is hoped that the invas
ion of the Chicago stalwarts will aid
Charles F. Granger in his fight for tin
Mavoralitv of the Fulls t ity The club
i>ri"inallv ititcialcd to make a pilgrimiug l
to Buffalo this month, but in view of the
President's death, the project was aban
doned. ■ '
KH LKE ASSUMES OFFICE.
W ashingto'i. D November I.—Mtl
liam Dudley Foulke of Indiana today is
siim<s! the duties of I nitisl States civil
s«Tvi<r mmiiiHsioner. •nccccilhig Major
John It. Hallow. In government clr
rie« iiiin-'i sadisfa"lion is expri'sscd over
Mr. FoulkeV niipointincut an he has
long been rceognizx'd a' one of the
st.iti<-ii< t adviMsitoa mal supporters of
the civil service movement.
HI PAL MAIL DELIVERY
Milwmikiv. Wi'.. November 1. —Rnra
re mail delivery in W isconsin Is greatly
tend'd li the establishment of a num
r of new ruote* wtach begun opera
t ieii- to-lay. The new route* are center
cd : t De Pere. Wausau, Apption. lola
Scandinavia. Grand Rapids. Seymour
Shim-lon, New Lindon. Black Creek
Mnrfon mid Kaukauna.
Mr. zluines H. Graves and bride lune
rcturni'd from their wedding tour.
BOWLING
Club»— PM. W. L P.U
Casino H 10 4 .714
Hui*a<lie« ...» iti 9 7 .'6>3
Turners «.IO 9 7 ..Srl
Beethoven" ...14 7 7 S< MI
Alamo* 1(1 7 9 138
Harmony* 12 5 7 4G
Mission* ..1(1 5 I 313
After a week's rest the howler* at
down to work last night for the touei.a
luenl cluunnioiisllip. ill the big lea tne
the Huisaelies were •uwesslul over the
Missions on the Hui'ai lie alleys at S<hn
mer's garden. They rolled gued seory
iu both games.
HuiMche —Dima line, captain: Gralam,
R. Jsiwis, F, Lewis, Scott.-
Greenley, Franklin, Petrieh. Ikdknap.
Missions —Dcininger, ciiptain; Holtz,
Rheiiun'. W< b< r, Ling. Uuoeheid. Hulcli
enreiter, Arnold, Gittinger, Weis*.
First Game—
HuisaehiM 51 U 2 On 14 45 05- 327
Mission* 32 44 50 41 74 51—292
Seeoml Game—
Hiiism-he* 57 09 02 42 45 38 -311
Mission* 47 52 (Hi 30 40 32—273
Umpire—Bob Kupper*.
Scorer—K. H. Innes.
On tluir home alley* the Turners took
the Alamo* into eump in both game*
last night. Both were hotly fought
contests. In the first game I*oh teams
rolled over 300. and it was only in the
last inning that the Turners won out,
whiidi was by the narrow margin of only
six pins. Both sides went kick in the
second game and low scores were rolled,
the Turners winning by five pins on a
score of 250.
Turners Duke*, eajituin; A. Briam,
McAllister, L. Briam. l)vu"en. Herweek,
Kuehn, Inselman, Gutzeit. L. Fritze.
Alamo— RobizJsch. captain: Heye. Nie
Tcngg. Glockner. Goldbeck. Weber, Uhl,
A. Altman. G. Altman, Sommer.
First Game—
Turners 55 (H 4H 57 54 02 —320
Ala muz ' ..01 55 54 OS 14 42 —314
Seeoml Game-
Turners 31 35 53 50 32 43—250
Alamos .A 44 37 41 45 30 48—245
Tonight—Casinos va. Harmonysun Ca
sino alleys.
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Club*— PM. W. L. P.C.
Alamo. 2 2 0 1.000
Turners 4 3 1 .750
Mission" 2 1 1 .500
sterlings 2 1 1 .500
Casinos 4 1 3 .250
Crescents 2 0 2 .000
Jn tin 1 Junior league the Turners dr
felted the Casinos in two games on the
latter's alley". The first game
hy only two pins and the second by nine.
vasinow— Abbott, captain: Griesen-
Ixick, Wiltlingtou. Groos. Lolovie, Prae
■er. Selimidt. Goldbeck. Hugo Herlig.
Turners—Herweek, captain; Ankerson,
Richey. Tolle. Fritze. Conring. .Schultze,
Elmcudorf. Wiedenfelt, Scholl.
First tiaine —
Turners ........34 41 39 53 27 45—239
C««ino« 34 51 38 38 34 42—237
’Seeoml Gaine —
Turner" 33 25 48 43 48 03—200
Casino* 44 39 30 55 35 42—251
Tonight—Alamos vs. Missions on the
Mission alley*: Beethovehs vs. Sterlings,
on the Beethoven alleys.
THE FAIR.
President Brown Talks About the Big
- Show.
President A’qriea I’. Brown, of the Fair
((weiation. says the pnwnt officers and
Ireetors of the Fair will waft nntH the
iiinual election in Diivihlmt before de
‘iding on another Fair. Then the newly
deeti'd directory can take it up. Says
he further:
"Without being exact. I should say
that this year’s Fair shows mi increased
attendance of about 33 1-3 per cent over
the attendance of last year. This in
■rca'i'd attendance is gratifying in the
face of drouthy conditions and consc
|uent short crops in Texas. Our sue
■ess i* due to these facts: First, that we
tad a gp«d Fair: "econd. it was properly
idvertisid-, third, the railroads dM their
■'nil duty, in nniking such rates as would
■ring tld, 1 people. I desire to take ad
ant age Vof this occasion to thank the
>rcs* of (he state, the railroads and evciy
terson who labored in any capacity in
miking the Fair a success.
“The transportation facilities tn mid
from flic grounds were ample to handle
UheuiMisni
Rheumatic pains arc the cries of protcsl
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation cl
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain*
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back, to a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Kell, of 707 Ninth street, N. It,
Washington, D. C., writes as follows: “A fc\i
months ago I had an attack of Sciatic Rhcuma
tism in its worst form. The
1 so intense tint I
bev imc completely pros*
tratetl Th. attack was an
unusually severe one, and
my condition was regard
ed as Ici:is very danger
ous. I was attended by
one of Cie most able doc
tors in XV; shi::gton. who is j
also a member < f the fac- *
ulty of a leading medical ,
college here. He told me. 1
to continue his prcscrip-
vvuiviiii: i’i< 'l'
tion sand I would gel well. After haring i' filled
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit, I declined to continue hr; treatment anj
longer. Having heard of b. S. ,S.(Swift's Specific}
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, at most
in despair however, to give the medicine a trial
and alter I had takenS h w Udth I wastl ht<
hobble around on crutches, and very soon thcro
after had no use for them at a!1, S. S. S. having
cared me s und and welt. All the distressing
pains have left tne, my appetite has returned
and I ai.i happy to be again rc&lorcd to perfed
health.
tlie great vegetable
■L purifier and tonic, is
WL the ideal remedy in all
rh zumat ic t r o u b 1 c s.
'W?’’ There arc no opiates ot
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits. •
• We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It is the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to any one desiring it. Write our physi
cians fully and freelyabout your case. \V«
make no charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
the irowil* i-liyaply and qnk-kly. Tlie
Aran-.t.-. f’»-* road and tlie San Antonio
Traction compaio are entitled to great
credit for handling the crowd* -o *ue
«-**fu!ly "
MEDH (is ADhiURN.
Elected Ollieer*, l’a**ed Uesolution* mid
BuiMputti-d.
Tlie West Texa* M«'i al a i-iatio:i
carried out its program yr tt r k-:v af
ternoon, elected officers, adim:i"ied a:: I
enjoyed a I*inquet lit the Monger Inst
Bight.
The newly elected ollieer-- for the e“
suing year are: President. Dr. Wm. E.
Luter. San Antonio; vice president*.
Dr*. Heang of t'oi-|>u* Cliri'ti und T. T.
Jackson of San AnMMiio: secretary anil
trea«urer. Dr. W, R. Ku-*. San Anton
io; board of censor*. Dr* Garwood,
Bartlett. .Mo**, l*n*<4uii And flicks.
At the evening session tlie following
resolutions were unaUfmoii'l' adopted:
“WlKTl'a.*, in the my"teiiou* wisdom
of divine providence Dr. MePhorson Bur
nitz hn* Ixs’ii taken from nh;
“Be it resolved, UsiL-the assoe.iaUon
ha* |o«t a young memlwr of brilliant
prom *: 1 and the profession of medicine a
tallied and congenial companion who
was ever ready to render his liest ser
vice to the poor.
11 rn IT Ilf 111 Ilf IM and we can convince you if you will
iiiLnl I fi ILL nHi only give our goods a fair trial
This is what we got at the San Antonio International Fair, 1901:
FIRST PREMIUM: For best and most artistic display of San Antonio
Manufactured Produces.
FIRST PREMIUM: On dur Cruihed Fruits, Relishes and TablS Condi
ments.
FIRST PREMIUM: On our Mineral Waters and Carbonated Drinks.
FIRST PREMIUM: On our Improved Cresylic Ointment.
We ask our patrons to encourage Home Industry by asking your
Grocer for goods bearing our label. He is authorized to guarantee satis
faction or money refunded.
PRICE-BOOKER MFG. CO.,
| Nature's Remedy |
® For Diseases... ®
W THE NATURRAL HOT SULPHUR BATHS vU
Qh OF SAN ANTONIO
/Ji The natural hot sulphur baths of San Antonio .offer thr safest, sur- /7k
QI est, ipeediest dure In all casea ot rheumatism, gout. i i c/.»<tia. mala- 1M
ria. ail diseases of the skin aud blood, liver and kidneys and chronic
Hj diseases of mrn and women. This water combines natural heat
(104 degrees F.), and the strongest hot sulhpur water known, in the
finest climate on earth. Hotel accommodations ou either the Amer- LBJ
lean or European plan. For pamphlet address j QIU
Texas Hot Sulphur S
Sanitarium Company
t SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. ' X
DUERLER’S
IRON-BREW
The original and only genuine. For sale I y
all reliable dealers. Call for it and tike i o
other
For Your Stomach Sake.
Wheeler&Wilsin No. 9 D
The only j>erfcct rotary ma
chine made. SOU) ON
EASY PAYENTS I
take in exchange your old
machine at fair value.
Repairing A Specialty
1 also carry a full line of
parts an<^attachments for
ail machines.
1. 8. COWART, 4CB AVENUE E.
cosvwqhT IBM hr DU rnoaTtr a utaki CO. cmcinaaTi
A CASE OF EXTRAVAGANCE.
never cut off three-quarters of a new
cake of soap and throw it away! Yet you
i j./ pay twice the price of Ivory Soap for a cake
-u.. Jof “tinted” toilet soap less than half as
large. Your little cake of toilet soap costs you four
times the price of Ivory, for it lasts only half as long
and costs twice as much. No money can buy purer
or better soap than Ivory. If it came in dainty
paper, all scented and colored, you would pay fifteen
cents for a very small cake of it.
“Be it further resolved, that the ; **o
utaiiou t< mlcr expre*~ion of .deep Kymp.-
Ihi to Uie father. Dr. IL-D. liarnltz, nnd
hi* f.iniily, mil to the bereaved yvung
widow."
FIGHTING SCALPERS.
Mr. S. F. B. Mmae. general |M"-wnger
igi i t '-t the Southern l’aeifie. i* making
i bitter light on Moalper* in Texa*. Tlio
event injunction cases at San Antonio,
rat of which resulted the arrest of two
scalpers yesterday, was duo to his hav
ing ret'.: <4 lew ra’r* for the Fair until
>e was g : V' a i smai .— ’.'lit the scal|a>rs
AOidd la.: ' e ;*im:tte<l tn traffic in
Southern l’aeifie ti kit*. Wie Fair board
irickc I him up and got <>o| the injunc
tion.
He has given the same answer to the
No T'U-Oh eonunittee in \hi* city and
if cheap nbt<-s are to be Inui, then the
*«il|ar» must lie enjoined it some other
-Up* taken to kbep thcm'vut of busi
ness.- —Houston Herald. ' ।
-
Adolnh Blumer. Grand Mound. lowa,
writer "I have used Foley's Honey
and Tar in my family and think it is
the best bough cure on the market. I
would not be without it In my home,
as there is nothing so good for coughs
and colds.” Swcaringen’a Drug Store.