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Basuty i*wowiMto gr«str*t charm,
world adaw* beootiful women. A pretto
•noua dmdi maternity for fear of loaiob
(bi* power. Wlist can be donelo Ifrrnetn
ate the race and keep women beautiful!
There h a helm n»e-l by cultured and un
cultured women in the critia Huabanda
ahould iovertigate thia remedy in order
to reaaanre their ,wtm aa to the earn
with Which children can be born and
beauty of form and figure retained.
Mother’s Friend
la the name by which thia preparation ia
known. It'duninUhea the pain allied to
motherhood 'Obed throughout pregnancy
It relieves morning atckneu. cure* aore
breasts,-makes elastic ail tendon* called
upon In bold the expanding burden
Muncies enftcn and relax under ita influ
ence and the patient anticipate* favorably
the itasavin the-womfort thus be*towed»
Mother's Fries® is a liniment for ex
ternal application. It ia gently nibbed
ever the part s *o severely taxed, and being
obaorbed lubricates alt the muscles. '
o Druggists sell it for fit per bottle You
may have oni book, nAoworhood’* free.
IM OUSnSLS USVUttM M. AtUhU. M
Is light£Duugh for Brownies' handling,
white enough for an Epicurean, and
good enough for anybody. Made from
the best flour and yeast, mixed by
modern machinery, and baked by an
expert in an up-to*late oven, this bread
wxcoiled, no mattor where
you go.-
Bailie’s Steam Bakery
Office and Ovens: 1013-1017 N. Florea
St.; branches, lit Avenue C, 221 Main
Avenue. V .
• >1 >
Toße^—,
well stood 'ls held by those who know
far ahead of being well dressed other
wise. KbaT well Utting shoes give the
finishing touch to the costume, with
out which ft White a -failure. Our Shoes
fit and look well.
LUCCHESE BROTHERS.
377 E. Houston St,
New Phone 11®.
iStomacb
Troubles
cured by
JKwz
■Under all curable conditions!
I Mr. tVSmiMsot Mr«.W. W. Lay- I
a Nevada. O„ wu ler of Hilliard, 1
I cured by Kodol A Pa., was cured ■
I of stomach JA* ct* Chronic I
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LIGHT WANt AnER
WISE SMI MSB.
SAN ANTONIO WILL WAV* AN.
OTHER ONE,
Mansgsmani Biei ad With Glory, SwF
Shows a Loes In the Fineness,
Thanks to AM- Wtoo ClMNßulid W
the Affair AdraHts® Free. .
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Han AnMutWU second ununl Home
Show closed late night with the oMr
tag of the tost ipvMt on'tJke prf«f«iiL
Socially and afttaUcally a «MM
financially. President Woodwnr® ®w*
rowfaltg admits, there has boa® •
loaa, in regard to receipts. Htovfivor,
he does not dispair and R la vary Mie.
ly San Antonio will aee Mg third
horse show next year. WtaMMM
will be held In the sama place or no
remains to ba seen; probably ML aa
in the first piece the arena, has proven
too small for the horses add tor the
accommodation of the patreus. The
seating capacity was proven too small
the first night. Then the mnnageihent
does not like giving another free dhow
for the occupants of the Uli bnildings.
Last night after the fourth event
President Woodward threw open the
gates and allowed the general public
free admission, and It waa ntot ad
vantage of by a vary large aMßber at
men. boys aa® i® sense esewtHfiton
and children. - •
The entries have not. beMWk large
in any of the classes as the manage
meat find expected and at <k®l the
officer* of the nssodatioa wore at a
loss to account for IL Finally it was
discovered that the local people were
afraid of the visitors—fearful of being
outclassed and so forth. ~
The association, however, could not
obviate this condition aa in all fair
ness the eveats were Open to all eom
era. The majority of prises, first and
second. were won by Mr. A. E. Ash
brook, of Kansas City. There is no
question that Mr. Ashbrook has a sta
ble of superior horses that will make
a showing at any hone show, some of
them being prize winners, wherever
exhibited. Jack Cudahy, also Kansas
City, followed second in the winning
of prizes. Mrs. Jarvis Hunt, of Sap
Antonio, was probably the most popn*
Isr contestant in any event entered.
This lady is a most graceful driver
and her hobby Is fine horses of which
she owns many.
The management desires, through
The Light, to thank the press (or the
generous assistance accorded fa writ
ing up and publishing the horse show
so liberally, and also to thank.the
public for its patronage, the Judges
for their unselfish work, the merchants
tor decorating thier- stares, sad alii
who contributed to the welfare of the
three days’ fete.
There was not much excitement last
night, only the polo game was very
interesting. The events and winners
are given as follows:
The first event of the evening
a consolidation prize—a handsome
run about—offered by Col. F. W. Bless,
of Macon. Mo. Entries were as fol
lows; Brown Magnus' Roan Dock,
so. g.; Jack Stott's Lady B- blk. m.; .
W, H. Slimm's Danfrisse, b. m.*. Theo.
Banks' Princess, gr. m.; L. P. Peck’s.
Pearl Stanmore, b. m.: M. W. Terrell’a
Mc.-gan. ch. g.; W. C. MattMeT
Lady Delta, b. m.: O. J. Woodhull's
Lilly W., ch. m. The prize Yas wop
by W. C Maltbies' Lady Delta. Rib
bons were awarded Jack Stott’s Isadyd
B. and W. H. Slimm's Danfrisse.
Class 22. roadsters: Single. Hodrse
and road rig. Scale of points govern
ing Judges: Horae 60 per tOCT®,
wagon, harness, robes', whlj>, style, me..'
40 per cent. Mrs. A. E Ashbrook's
Richard Yea. ch. g., first; W. H, -Yu
ree's Miss Hazel, b. m.. secohdt'w.
A. Rule’s Miss Lou. b. m.. third-, W.
A. Rule's Zulu Z., b. m.. fourth. Prines
340, |30,320, 310. There waa one other
entry in this race George L. Houston’s
Racer, b. b.
Class 23, High School horses; con-1
formation, beauty and style count 461
per cent; performance in high school. I
60 per cent: A. E. Ashbrook’s Ameri- j
can Beauty, ch. tn., firat. Prize 350.1
There was only one other entry, W. I
A. Rule's Missouri Belle, ch. m. I
Class 24, four-in-hands, road teams. I
Horse to count 30; vehicle 25; har-|
ness 15 per cent; driving through/tb-1
stacles, 30 per cent. A. E. Ashbrook’s I
Flirt and Flirtation, br. gs.. Roulette,
spt. g. and Thistledown, b. m.. first:
W. G. Tobin’s Dash and Dot, blk. gs.,
Toad and John, blk. gB , second ;“JaCk |
Cudahy's White Rock, gr. g. and Ap
pollinarls, spt. g.. Dragoon and Lagoon,
br. gs., third. Prizes 350. 330, 330.
Class 25, saddle ponies, local. Po
nies not exceeding 14 hands, ridden
by boy ar girl not over 12 years of ago-
Glenn Kokernot’s Brown Beauty, br.
g., first; R. M. Swearingen's Broncho,
du. g., second: P. H- Swearlngetfs Cy-_
clone du. g., third: Mtes Matty Terfys
Prinoess, br. m., fourth. Prozee 310,
35, 32.50.
Class 26, polo ponies at play, ponies
DYSPEPSIA
is a germ disease, cured pn
by killing the Microbes, bred |
by fermentation in the stom
ach. This is surely and safety I
done by the faithful use of
Radams Mjcrobe KilusrJ
wtjich hopele<s
cases-Mactud i n g Catarrh,
Consumption, and all disi
orders of the bloodr-tharj
any other remedy known to
mortal man. Safe,
and scientific.' You drink it.
Writ, Th. w«. KaSajn MiwoH Wltr Co,
Fnt B—h. UI Prioe. St., N.w York, v -
WM. C. KALTEVER, Agt., No. 40fi
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RUN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1903.
—- —■- -t IqXLZ n r* -z: my*. ***.
not eMMding 14 haMa. 3 tochj*
lUdern to pok> cuaiums. Judged f<*
manem, kaadinem aM finality. A.
K Ashbrook aad D. E Lwi Foxy
Qulllvr, tor. g.. first; A. M Aatobrooka
Fly Away, srooad, Jack Cudshy's la
diaa Bay. eto. g. ••‘•*3; A. B. Ash
brook's Gee Whit. fib. g.. fourth.
Prizes. 133.313. 310. 33fi. Other sairleo
rarore Jaek Cudahy s Los, Jaak. br. g .
and A. B. Ashbrook’s Unnamed
Class 37. harness horses, local. Tais
•vent waa declared o«.
Class 33. pair park barsea. abown
before suitable vehicle for park use.
A K Ashbrook’s Bew M«-aad Broe*
>Msa hrAk.,‘'tout: Jaek Cadaby s Mora
Than King, ch d- an® AW-But King,
b h A? Bl Aahbrtok . Hirt
and Flirtaik*. hr- ffa, <Mrd. Prizso,
340 I?*, 310 N® other eairiee
Class Sfi. pair W esntaga horses, to
e»i Suitable tor towa work. Owned
lB pan Antoato. Horace to eouat 3fi
par cent; vehicles, harness and whip
M pa- cent. Dr. Ornelas* Mies Btea«
gall and Mise Wilhite, first: Oeorge L.
Huuston’e Jack and Jill. br. gs eM
rod Prices, piece of statuary. L. P.
Peck: picture, Adamek Bree. No
other entriee.
Clms 30. potato race. Fred Bork,
tot; Hurd, oeeoad. Prises. 310. ro-
Othsr entriee' were A. B. Ashbrook,
jack Cudahy and Jo« Vonnehmann.
Class 31. sporting tandems First
judged as tandems and then shown
over regulation Jumps by driver.
Horse*, turnout and alaartty In charg-
Ing counted as 00 per cent; perform
ance over Jwmpe 40 per c«nt; first
over Jump a gain of 5 per cenL J. u.
Peppard's St. Lawrence, gr. g. and
mate flrst; A. B. Aahbrook’s Thtatto
down. br. m. an® mate, second; Jock
Cudahy s The lamb
third. Prlsee, 330, 330, 330. No other
entries-
SPIRITUALISTS WILL BUS. ■
Alleging Brseeh of Contract on the
Part of the V. M. C~A.
The First Spiritualist society bhs
taken steps to sue the Young Men’s
Christian association of San Antonio
for damages end breach of contract.
This announcement was made ia the
course of a lecture In the Red Men’s
hall by Harrison D. Barrett, president
of the Nstional Spiritualist Society of
America last night. This grievance
of the Spiritualists grows out of the
disagreement of the program for Mr.
Bsrrett's course of three lectures on
Spiritualism to San Antonio, on Wed
'needay. Thursday and Friday, by the
secretary of the Y. M. C. A., notifying
Aire Laura B. Payne et-tha Mose at
Mr. Barrett’s first lecture In the Y.
M. C. A. hall that the subsequent lec
tures could not be held to non-evange-
Heal organizations. Mr. Barrett and
Mrs. Payne stated Thursday night that
ths petition in the suit is being drawn
up by na. attorney. The amount of
damagee alleged to have been suffered
was aot stated.
GREATLY ALARMED
By a Persistent Cough, but Psrma
nsntly Cured by Chamberlain’s
Cough Rsmedy.
Mr. H, P. Burbage, a student at law.
In Greenville. 8. C.. had been troubled
I for four or five years with a contin-
I uous cough which he says, “greatly
alarmed me causing me to
fear that I was in the first
stage of consumption.” Mr. Bur
bage, having seen Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised, concluded
to try IL Now rend what he says of
it; C 1 soon felt a remarkable change
and after using two bottles of the
twenty-five sent size, was permanent
)y Sold by all druggists.
’ THE LATEST ENTERPRISE.
The largest Lathe ever put up in,
the State for polishing granite col
umns ia .now in running order at the
Zlrkel GrSnfte Works, corner E. Com
merce and Cherry streets, where it ia
turning the large 3 feet In dia
meter columns for the City National
bank building, each weighing about
15.000 pounds. These columns- are
from Mr. Zirkel’s quarry .of the dark
blue granite at Burnet, Tex. Every
body is invited to come and see this
work done, especially contractors.
Mr. Zlrkel has also the granite con
tract for the Confederate monument
to bo erected during next .July at
Paris, Texas.
WOOD is DOWN, ring us. up for
price*. Carr Wood A Coal Co.,
phones 393.
300 gallons of skimmed milk for sale
to any one at the lowest of price.
DAILY. ACME dO. 1107.
Money or bargains In seeon® hank
goods. EMERSON B DO.
H you are thirsty or want a nicn
■uAe, drop in nt the Crystal—it’s tM
CHURCH MEETINGS.
Interesting Ssrvicss at Baptist and
Prssbyterian Churches.
. “A Questicm From Heli,” was the.
sermon delivered at the First Baptist
church last night by Rev. Dr. Harris
the evangelist. He read his text
.from Job 1:9. “Then Satan Answer
ed God and saith: 'Doth Job fear
God for naught?' ”
Speaking to the text the Rev. Har
ris tn part said: “Every man, woman
and child has to have a face to face
'interview with the devil. Adhtii was
not tempted for ail the race:' He but
aymholed the fact that every man
must be led up into the Eden of his
;time to be teste®;'-tried, pierced, as
l saulted. that he may be revealed to
hlmeelt This is seiS-revelaUoa You
•tand off and sas a tman-do a: wicked
actti Md you sap'iyou4dare not do it.
Whereat, fat tmght .ryou know you
Lpould do iiSßreugi' wkit< as bad. < i You
lioujd de ,wMkifr>*t as red wtooe, just
Lm htork *ufi;itrfto m y,;iwibatever it-was,
Uh» .murder, ot Cain, <ths treachery df
L Jacoto or lbs kiss inflicted by Judas.
I Every man- must be revealed.”
I . 1 ■
r - ’ Ths Jieedham Meeting.
I -A large congregation greeted
I Evangelist Needham last night at
1 ttts Flm ’Presbyterian church. Rev.
I Needham selected for hie subject the
loft repeated warning; "It is High
I TJ:»e to Awake.”
I - The tcripture text from Rom. 13 11
Iwas as follows: “And that, knowing
I the time, that now it is high time to
I awake out .of sleep; for now is our
Isiilvatkia nearer than when-w»'lw>i
jßevgftJ?| , ( i). :*‘i"
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never varies to lit the
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B* ME hare, there nnfi Tte BsM OMr *
. X^overy where. JmArr’v toMMiM
lEUtttfl HEVITIIS..
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Two good wella come in at Sour
Lake. .... t *
Council of Texan Commercial Mngrh
era is in seselo® fit Austin.
Lebaudy Bros, air ship makes a ven
successful trial *ta Fflitot'
Currency coumiaglMt says gold basis
is practicable in the Strait* district.
Fresh outbreak of trouble at Salon!-
ca ia feared, and many mini * are laid.
Opus Christi Is ton a cash basis and
meets all current expenses with reve
nue.
Bubonic plague (s reported nt .Cal
lao, Peru, and no vessels allowed ts
land.
Del Rio opens her electric and her
ice plant—and the ladies arc in evi
dence.
Grounds and his -daughter shot tn
their home by a mob in Henderson
county.
Carnegie Is given an ovation at the
annual dinner of the Iron and steel
corporation. ’
Russia's attitudetoward China grows
more warlike and the empress dowager
ia distressed.
It is rumored that the Russisn troope
are moving, along the Yalu river with
Corea ia view.
Monitor Arkansas is afloat, but a 4-.
foot rise Is necessary for her going'
down stream.
United States will act jointly with
Great Britain and Japan in relation to
Russian encroachments
Resignation of Lieutenant Franklin,
of the Eighth Infantry is accepted for
the good of the service.
Southern Methodists will mark the
hl-centennial of Wesley's birih by rais
ing 3500,00<> for missions
Watio citizens appeal to the gover
nor totot to* veto the appropriation for
the Bnreos river imprvement.
Machen, superintendent at free de
livery in netotoMpe is given ;hi* leave,
which prtmaoly means dismissal.
Treasury department refuses to pay
Collector Crum, of Charleston, as he
has not been confirmed by the senate.
Baron von Lowe lies like a gentle
man of Germany in a woman case and
gets 18 months Imprisonment for por
Jury.
W. U. T- C. operators ask an injunc
tion against the company, discharging
men because they belong to the
"Union.”
Indianapolis hotel chambermaid re
fuses to make up the bed In which
Booker Washington slept and is dis
charged. ' •
Baptist preacher mixes tn a neigh
tiortiood trouble, sheltering a family,
and Is < killed by a Mexican in Burna
countyj i. ..
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
- 1 i '
insures Levs and a Happy Homs for
All. '
How any man may quickly cure
himself after years of suffering from
sexual weakness, lost vitality, night
losses, varicocele, etc., and enlarge
small weak organs to; full-size and
vigor.' Simply send your name and
address to Dr. Knapp ■ Medical Co.,
2246 Hull Building, Detroit. .Mich.,
and they will gladly send free receipt
with full directions so. that any man
may easily cure hlmsel/ at.home. This
.is certainly a most generous offer, and
the following extracts taken from
their daily mail show what men think
of their generosity: "
“Dear Sirs —Please accept my sin
cere thanks for yours of recent date.
I have given your treatment a thor
ough test and the benefit has been ex
traordinary. It has completely braced
me up. I am just as vigorous as
when a boy and you cannot realize
hoW happy I aia” 11 - .
"Dear Sirs —Your method worked
beautifully. Results, wer*. exactly
what I needed. Strength and vigor
ave completely returned and enlarge-
rtent is entirely satisfactory.’
• ’ *Dear Sira—Yours . was- received
apd I.had no trouble In making, use
of the receipt as directed,! and can
truthfully say it is a boon to weak
men. I am greatly imjwoved in size,
strength «qd vigof." i u u:.,,
All correspondence is strictly con-:
fidentiaj, .mailed in plain, sealed en
vefojfe | Tibet receipt is.free foe'thft
asWW and thw want every man to
। have Tt.
First, because It’s healthful, second,
because it's refreshing, third, because
"IT’S PURE," and last but not least,
because it's cheap. ACME ICE
CREAM.
SUMMER has come, and wood is
down. Carr Wood & Coal Co., phones
39?.
Views of the parade in honor of
Most Rev. Diomede Falconio on last
Sunday are! to be had at Smith's
Stwdin, 323 East Houston street.'’ No
MBitf'tb -Climb. " *'• o J tsT
H. Wagner & Son
PLANINQ HULL
jtoroon Doors anti Windows
Wo oond omgotont mon to toko mono
BOTH
CALIFORNIA WINES For Family TrafewThe Very Beat
THE NEW FAMILY LIQUOR HOUSE
ret. 1M Jean Dueoa, Prep, 1004 W. Cem. St, Opp. New Market
Western Star Cockpit Saloon,
A. J. DOZIER, Prep. SOl Wee* Commeree BL
—I HANDLE ONLY THE BEET—
Wlnen Whiskies and Cigars Polito and Courteous
Treatment—Will Match all Comoro Per
Hack Fighting.
_ WF COCK FIGHTING EVERY SUNDAY.
DRY MALT *
l handle It in carload lota and am the exclusive agent tor San An
tonie of this WONDERFUL MILK PRODUCER. For sale by the Mngto
sack or to any quantity. Special priest to dealers or dairymen.
THEO. MAGOTT, Grocer and Grain Dealer.
SHI 814 EABT COMMERCE STREET. ROTH PHONES.
MY PRICES ON FEED ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST.*
"A GOOD TALE WILL BEAR TELLING
TWICE.” USE SAPOLIO! USE
SAPOLIO
DRINK BEER
LOME CO.
Ask For
...Cabinet, PUsener, EHanger...
umuinnv
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
FLORODORA SOAP
There is None Better on the Market
d. L. BURNETT CO., Paper Box Manu
facturers. Will save you money on any
goods you buy in their line. Plain and
printed paper bags, wrapping paper,
etter hea«ls, envelopes, statements, note
and bill heads, or any kind of paper spe
cialties; twine, butter trays, butter pa
per, butcher’s paper, etc. Both phones
882. Orders filled on short notice.
New arrivals in spring smd summer
suitings for your selection; - Perfect
fit guaranteed or nd charge.' Backed
by years of 'experience. If you Hive
tried others and have not been suited
we can make you<a.suit that will suttv
M. J. N. Alamo street.
■ • . • ts • /r.. rf.vu j
' Cheap excursion*, > .jwin
To AshevUie, N, C, via the Southern.
Railway. Apply toypur newest'Woket.
Agent. -M, H. 30NP> Wkltsrn Pssb.
*SoM; j«
! Hili'l J . ■ —,■ ' ,1 - - 17/ n
Silver watches, with Elgin or Wal
tham movements, 26.00 up.
EMERSON * CO.
If yon are thirsty or want a nice
smoke, drop in at the Crystal—it’s the
place.
If you want to buy a sewing machine
call at 320'E. Houston St.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
WOOD Is DOWN, ring us up for
prices. Carr Wood it Coal Co.,
phones u
\womety kt.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City taxes for the fiscal year of 1903
are now due and payable at my office
in the City Hall, San Antonio, Texas.
The same will become delinquent af
ter May 31, when interest, penalty and
costs will be added. Call early and
avoid the rush.
' . JOHN A BITTER,
City Tax Collector.
Sail Antonio, May 1. ME- \ n'x
r
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.
’tn : for .the year 1903 is now
Mue and >ay»Me at my office, where
license t|u;s can be secured. Dog
catcher*' ill start out June 1, when all
,vottees»e dogs csught, will be im
pounded nd killed.
la L. - JOHN. A, BITTER, —/
ms. |r> City Tax Collector.,
n SaJr Afatonio, May 1?WO8. 061 ■
JO|T .V.tfTlTW'
DESIRABLE SUMMER RESORTS.
There are manv desirable, summer
resorts located along the Southern
Railway, among which is the Land of
the Sky and the Sapphire Country,MW
eluding Asheville, N. C., Hot Springs
and the resorts of Tennessee and W
gin la. Also various seashore resorts.
For Summer Hours Folder and de
scriptive matter apply to Mr. H. H.
BONE; Western Passenger Agent,
Houston, Texas, or to your nearest
ticket agent *
A » ‘ wA*• * AWA JL — —
A GALLON OF PURE LINSEED OIL
MIXED WITH A GALLON OP
BSitofgr
*
" eoeve<kucn.Bum*rßmwcmn.
Bold and gnsraatesdbjr
k-A. SEED A PAINT CO. » I
AT R«W Pram
Dealer la Mfito and Painters* Sup
plies, Grain and poultry Supplies, and
all kinds of seeds.
ToL MA MB Market St
. Siwiig MichiißS
Fer MbmTb W.
Call sad ms them. New,
Phone 1104.
M. J. HEWITT,
110 WoM Commerce Street
PAUL MUELLER,
Dealer in Razors and Shaving Sup
plies, Cutlery, Scissors, Barber Sup
plies, Fixtures, etc.
120 Alamo Plaza. Phono 1471.
Love of Money
dlone should bb sufficient Incentive
for you to get your eatables at Horn’s
Grocery, where you not only get the
best of everything, but where prices
are money saving to you.
JUUUB HORS
Cor. Austin and Tenth Sts. x
Fred. Hummert,
Wall Paper and Paints "C
Agent for MASURY’S PURE
PAINTB and VANE CALVERT
PAINT CO’S White Load and
Mixed Paints.
House Painting
and Papering
210 E. Commerce St Phones 235.
NOTICE
OUR COLD STORAGE PLANT will
be In operation by May Ist, which will
give us ths most complete cafe in the
South. It will ensble us to handle
everything that .the markets anywhere
in the United States can supply. No
expense has been epared to Improve
this already popular cafe. Not a
piece of fresh meat or poultry wW-be
served in our Cafe that has not been
frozen ten days.. On May Ist wo will
also introduce the hot lunch feature
at our Bar from 10 to 11.15 a. m. and
4 to 5:15 p. m. It will sufpass anything
ever before attempted in Ven Antonio ,
-in the-Free Lunch line.* We are out
for .business and if good* goods and
first'class service wlir«ccompli»hour.
aim. we have the business packed ahd
sealed. / mS
Two Bros. Cafe
A Wsbßseirt W do.
Corner Crockett and Losoya Streets.
UMDEnTAKFRS.
' Prampt, Skillful Hospital Ambulanos
Ser rice.
, Oarriages on call tor Balls, Wsd
dings. Funerals.
——DISINFECTION- —
HARDING A KAUFMAN.
Implements, Machinery, Vehicles,
Farm Wagoner ete.
■suluslve agents for
JOHN DEKRN GOODS
Have removed to corner Beutß
■ mono o
n. nu -
Sslli Tn.
If you bad your
Razor, Cutlery or
Surgical Instru
ments ground by

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