TWO ME YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It. Tb Prow* Whit the Great Kidney Remedy, Swimp-Root, Will Do Ite YOU, Every Reader of The Light May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail Itwred to b. considered that only ur nary Md bladder t rouble* war* to be traced to the kldaaya, but now modern science prom that nearly all dlseaeee have tbelr bogln ■lac la the dtoorder of tboee moat important organa. P The kMaaga Alter and pur.fy the blood— tkat la their work. Tkereform when your kidneys are weak or oat of order, you can understand how quick . ly your entire body la affected, and how 1 every organ seem, to fail to do Ite duty. If yon are sick or ‘•feel badly." begin tak t tag the great kidney remedy. Dr. Kilmer** 1 • Gwamp Root. because *a soonaa your kidney* are well they will help all the other organa Vto health. A trial will convince anyone I was a constant sufferer for a number of i year* with weekneea of th* kidney* and f back and frequent desire to urinate, but af , ter using Or. Kilmer** Swamp-Root lam en tirely cured, and cheerfully recommend thia - wonderful remedy to any who may suffer . front theae common complaint*. , Moat truly your*. Ff W. C. Bally, 2d Lieut, of Mice. Columbia, Ga. Wook and unhealthy kidneya are reepon r atbto for many kind* of dieeases. and if per telttad to continue, much suffering, with 1 fatal reeutts, are auro to follow. Kidney trouble Irritates the nerves, makes you diasy. raatleaa, aleeploaa and irritzble. Makes you paaa water often during the day k Md obligee you to get up many time* dur ' toff the night Unhealthy kidneya ciuse I rheumatism. gravel, catarrh of the bladder, 5 pal* or dull ache in the back, joints and 3 muscles; makaa your hand ache Md back ’ ache, causes tedigeation, stomach Md liver | trouble; yen got a eallow, yellow com I plosion, makes you feel m though you hi I heart'trouble; you may have plenty of amt t'oa. but no atrangth; get weak Md west . kw«F -- The cure for these troubles la Dr. Kilmer’ Bwamp-RooL the world-famous kidney rec •dy. In taking Swamp-Root you alot' natural help to Nature, for Swamp-Roct b rth* moat perfect healer Md gentle all t the* kidneya that la known to medical eel •to- ll there la My doubt In your mind it t< , your cooMtou, takefftom your urine on ris abmit four ounces, place it in a glars o; hottie Md let it stand twenty four hours K on examination It la milky or cloudy, if ’ thaty ia a brick-duet Bottling, or If small particles float about in IL your kidneys are - te need of Immediate attention. EDITORIAL NOTE—You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful Mtetoy. Swamp-RooL sent absolutely free by msil; also a book telling all ■Mt Bwamp-Root, Md containing many of the thousands upon thousands of MUBUUIaI letters received from men Md women who owe their good health BtaK their very Uvea, to the great curative properties of Swamp-Root In totting to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. T, be sure to ssy you read this ■Marons offer tn th* 8m Antonio Dally Light > h NO MONEY FOR gALARIEg. Wtato'Employe* Turned Away Empty ®T* mm Mau * on ruj Uly. t fUMttn, Tex, Dee. L—Owing to the - depleted condition of the general rev- Vtoga fond no money wae forthcoming with which to cash the warrant* that waretoaued to the employee Md offi- Mala.ot the state government for their November salaries yesterday. It Is •xpectad that the fund will not be in condition to liquidate the November ■alarie* until the latter part of next January. This long delay will neces sitate the discounting of their salary WAnrqjxte by many of the state's em- The total number of deficiency war- FMts registered by the state treasurer during the month of November aggre gated approximately 1450.000. Only t1M.900 wae received to the credit of the general revenue fund during the ■nohth as compared with 1226.000 re ceived during the same month last year. It Is expected that not exceed ing 1200,000 to the account of this ftyidjrlll be received during the month Any prospe ctlve piano buyer who will cpre J F V- fully Investigate the Steinway “claims,” "will e quickly become convinced that money W S". *' 1 1 tej pended for a Steinway is most wisely Invest- e 2, ed. No other piano can compare with the • L Steinway. • ; 319 EAST HOUSTON STREET. J *iWW*Wb*'*********o*o*oooeoeoaoe*oo**e*e * Wines for Family Trade—The Very .Best p The New Family Liquor House ■ Tei. 1982. JEAN OUCOS. Prop. 1006 W. Com St. Opp. New M--kat ——■■■ ii ■ ■ .1 ■■■■.. I. ■■ — I ,im —— S’ “DONT BORROW TROUBLE,” BUY FSAPOLIO I TIS CHEAPER IN THE END WORK FIRBT CLASB IN ALL departments. Mir .■MugM our prices are right. mH JHMB222SL Mary's St Both Phonos, KhH (Bwaam*>K* is plssssst 10 taka.) Swamp-Root is pleasMt to ike, Md is used in the leading ospitals, recommended by pby i.eians In their private practice and 1a taken by doctors them •elvee who have kidney all uenta, because they recogntzi. n it the greatest Md most sue ’mW remedy for kidney, liver Md bladder troubles. If you are already convince I that Swamp-Root is what you need, you can purchase the rev ular flfty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at the drug storee every where. Don’t make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp ROOL Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. Md the address, Binghamton, N Y, on every bottle. of December. This large falling off in tax payments is attributed largely to >U lateness of the cotton crop. Heavy receipts are expected during JMuary. The available school fund was great ly augmented during the n>cnth of No •ember by interest payments on iMd Only a small amount was received for the benefit of the permanent funi. The receipt* of the state treasury from land sales and h'ares during the month aggregated 1227,342.72, as fol low*: School land, interest, 1153,345; •chool land, principal, 344,636.97; school tend, lease, 320.798,71; Univer sity land, Interest, 3179.20; blind asy lum land, interest 31359.54; blind asy lum land, principal. 3168.23; lunatic asylum iMd, principal, 3699.40; or phan asylum land, interest, 31673.61; orphan asylum land, principal, 38; deaf and dump asylum. Interest, 32678.30; deaf and dumb asylum land, i principal, 3843.61. TO CURS A COLO IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature Is on esch box. 25c. *' ' • ' ' ’’ •’ ‘ M ' t A ■ (AN ANTONIO DAILY LICHT, (AN ANtOMd. TIXAL TUMDAY. OSCgMSgS I. Mil VAI IN IMTANA A NOT CONTEST EXFECTEO IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE. A “Fair Trial" Bill FregeeM a* Ra cult *f Frejufftee •» Jtofe* I* UtL sattom Th* Freaant Mining Situa tl*n. .' Hetena, Moat, Dae. I.—Th* axtraor dl&ary Motion of tbo logit" iature which eo*v***d today in pur nuance of th* Mil taMMd three weeks ago by Oovaracr Tool* la UMiy to to the ar»M for • gladiatorial combat a* fierce Md m tatostoly tateraating m the *e**io* of wv«r*l year* ago which witaMMd th* titaaie atruggle betw*M Coppar King WlUlaai A. Clark* Md Marens Daly te a ***t ia th* United State* a**at*. I* th* preaeat InstMc* the result* ar* for mor* momentous thM tn the c*a* of the atruggle for th* senatorship. The future weltar* aad prosperity of co* entire aad porttooe of three other state* may b* eald to depend upon the actio* of the session. Arrayed agalnat oa* Mother la th* gi gantic fight ia F. Augnaut* H*lm*. of the Montana Ore PurchMing compMy, backed by th* Independent copper men hree ststee, Md the Standard Oi compaay, a* reprsoMtod by th* Amal gamated Copper company. The alm of the aeoeia* ia to paaa • law whereby mining cases may be tai ko* from one court to Mother when the judge tn the initial court to chow* to be prejudiced. Other legtolarion of like character hae atoo been prom ised. A eo-ealled fair-trial bill, of the character now proponed, wm paaoed by the last legielature. but wm decided by the supreme court to bo unconsti tutional on technical grounda. The present situation to due to • coup executed by F. Augustus Heinze, president of the United Copper com pMy and the arch enemy of the amal gamated Interest*. One of hi* lieu tenant*. a young man named John MacOtnnto, wm the owner of a few •ham of the Boston Md Montana Copper company. He secured * de cision from District Judge Clancy ro etraining the Boston Md Montana company from paying dividends to the amalgamated, on the ground that ft Is contrary to the laws of Montana for one corporation to own stock In an other corporation. Furthermore, on application, he secured a decision from Judge Clancy in which the latter raid he might at any time appoint a receiver for the Boston and Montana. By these decisions the amalgamated was badly hampered. Md. the “fair trial” bill being nullified by the cu preine court, it could not secure the transfer of the matter to another court. After vainly bringing preaenre to bear upon the governor to call a spe cial session of the legislature, the amalgamated shut down Its mines, throwing 30 000 men out of work. Gen eral Manager Scallo* announcing that under the laws of Montana the com pany could not secure and that it would be useless to operate the mines until assurance of fair treatment wm given. He also said that the mines should be reopened whenever the governor should issue a call for a •ueclal session of the legislature to pass remedial legialation. True to hie promise General Manager Srellon । ordered every mine and smelter re-1 opened on the day Governor Toole to sued bis call for the special cession. Now. in clang phrase, “It is up to” | the legielatnre to frame, tn mponae to popular demand, a change of venue, or change of judge bill by which a lit igant may evade going before a pre l man to man; from town to town; from state to state until it ia known and favored The Largest Selliag* Brand Cigars 10 World. j fl*as*tf4g tk* J*Mk«r*s>M*flagflb • •TOCKHOLDER** HEARING*. •ult Agalnat Now York and Harlom and New York Central Railroad. New York. Dec. 1. —Hearings which have been in progress here several months before Referee Charlee An drews. ex-Judge of the state court of appeals, are drawing to a close In the case of certain stockholders In th* New York and Harlem Railroad com pany to eet aside a contract entered into by that corporation aad the New York Central Md Hudson River Rail road company, In 1897, which amended the lease of the Harlem tracks Into thia city to th* CentraL which wm brought • before the supreme court •one time ago Md hundred! of page* of testimony already has been taken before the referee. The complainant* who hold mor* thM 5000 sharee of Harlem atock aver that by Illegal action on the part of • majority of the member* of the board of director* ot the New York Md Harlem aad New York Central compaaiea, atockholders la the former kave been deprived, through the low ot thl* 3220,000 m nual rentals, of m amount aggregate lag at leMt 332.300,000. The suit 1* set aside Md adjudged void in what to known aa the second supplementary contract entered into between the oompaalea In 1897, which amended the lease of the Harlem to the New York Central company. This contract reduced the rent payable by the Central compMy to the Har lem company 3220.000 a year for the unexpired term of the lease after May 1, 1900, making the total reduction mentioned. In addition to this, the plaintiffs al lege certain Irregularities in connec tion with the refunding by the Central of 810,000,000 of Harlem company's bonds, whereby syndicates made up of favored director* Md stockholders in both railroad companl** made enor mous profits that should have gone to the New York and Harlem stockhold era. Referee Andrew* will conduct a fur ther hearing tomorrow when it is ex pected that the testimony for the com plainants will be concluded. No More Midnight Coffee. Cambridge, Mae*., Dec. I.—One of Harvard’* oldest Md moat famous in stituticns to to be closed by order of President Elliott, who hopes in that way to eliminate one of the main sources of dyspepsia Md indigestion among tbb student*. For nearly a quarter of a century the store in Harvard Square at the corner of Holyoke has been used as * coffee house, and was a frequent resort of under-graduates in their ■earch for midnight lunches. On or der* from Elliott, the lease for the ■tore which to college property will not be renewed, It having jn*t ex pired. Coughing Spell CauMd Death. “Harry Duekwell, aged 25 yeara, choked to death early yesterday morning at his home, in the preMnce of hi* wife Md child. He contracted a alight cold a few day* ago Md paid but little attention to it. Yesterday morning he was seized with a fit of coughing which continued for some time. His wife sent for a physician, but before he could arrive, Mother coughing spell came on Md Duckwell died from suffocation.-— St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Dec. I, 1901.” Bal lard’s Horehound Syrup would have saved him. 25c, 50c Md 31-00 at Fischer * Srringali Md Bexar Drug Co. XXX Pearl Boer, mild, palatable Md refreshing. Silver watches, with Elgin or Wal tham movements. 36.00 up. EMERSON A CO. Sewing Machines to rent, at M. Hewitt’s. New and btd phones. Have Yog Ever Tried Our bread? If noL you had better begin. We don’t depend on appearances alone to secure your trade. Not because a loaf 1* nice looking, do we expect you to buy it, but because it taste* ■o good Md doe* you- much good to eat tt. If firet-claa*, high grade materials, experienced baker*, mod ern bakeahop equipped with latest machinery and oven*, *nd a great respect tor cleMllnee*. harmoniously blMded, cm produce m article that will eult you, we are there with th* good* Md ready to rente you. Wm. L. Richter’s Steam Bakery, New Phones 67 and SMS. ’>•- ■ • «... i'c - Jmq .i. . 0 • H 4 and H 6 South Flores Street. : Vehicles, Hardware, Stoves, Etc. Etc. • J * In purchaelng a vehicle, quality oemM flreL price next You want • the boot that Io to bo had for the leaet monoy. We are willing to secern -2 modats you, and moot emphatically aeMrt we can eave you money. It to • up to you to dloprove our aeMrtlon. Juet arrived, one ear of “Superb" • Steel Rangee and Stovee. Before buying, call on in for prlcoe. Our Fall • eupply of Ammunition Juet In. , : ANDREWS A CO. THREATENED THE ATTORNEY. Aldermanlc Grafter* at Chicago on Their Defence. Chicago, Dec. I.—Attorney Brode B. Davis, counsel tor the aldermMic graft Investigation committee, has re ceived nearly a hundred letters threat ening his Uto since he began the cam paign against gamblers Md violators of the saloon ordinance. The fact, which has been concealed care fully by Mr. Davis hmirelf, became known when he wae advised by his friends to guard against attack. The committee and it* cwworkers have had n>My disappointments, but it was admitted last night that the prospect tor far-reaching diseloeures wa* bet ter thM at My time. Although it is a little early tor Holiday goods, Santa Claus has ar rived and established headquarters at Nic Tengg’s. Before buying, see our prices. Cash or easy payments. Star Installment Co., 325-329 E. Commerce street. Bargains tn forfeited pledges, at one-half the original eoct EMERSON A CO. .Repairing, packing, shipping. IC BetJk. 601 Avenue C. Phono 1113. 1 ' jl! . J Aja ' Up-To-D»t« PLUMBING We make a specialty of fitting up Bath Room* Md House* in Arab class style. We are Registered Plumbers Md Drain Layers. Our price* are right Md our work ia th* best ■acheiMmr ft Jwas, •ucoreeor* to R. BTROHMEYER A CO, 215 E. Houston Btrret Phones 482. Don’t Rent Opera Glasses Come hero Md buy a pair ot > your own for 3.50, 5.00, 8.00 or at a figure between or at a figure below or beyond theee. Beat lensee, fine finish Md handsome. Look at them, anyway. ti