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drugstore. $1 per bottle. .
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BOTH PHONES.
So Delicious
Summer brings varied de-
lights but none more appreciated
than our delightful frozen dainties.
Your Choice of Flavors
We make any kind to order
and keep on hand several of the
most popular.-
Telephone your order.
RIEGLER ICE CREM CO.
M’frs. of Pure Ice Cream Fruit Icea
Home Made Cakes etc.
223 East Houston St. Both Phones
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N Y For sale by W. C. Kalteyer 410
BI Houston; Adolph Dreiss 119 N.
Alntn<>; Hexa- Drug Co. 337 Alamo
P’aza; Fische.- & Springall Houston
corner avenue D.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
Assistant Conductors.
Commencing May 1 the Southern
Pacific will add an assistant conduc-
tor to nil passenger trains between
San Antonio and New Orleans. The
duties of the assistant will be to take
up tickets. This action was taken by
the company on account of the heavy
passenger traffic between this city and
the Crescent City. The local officials
say however that the extra man will
be pulled off as soon as the rush is
over.
Intel continental Railroad.
New York. April 18. —Charles M.
•epper. United States commissioner
o South America charged with the
iroiuotion of the Intercontinental
ailroad sails today for Colon en route
o Chili. Later he will proceed to
Inenos Ayres which he will make
ii adotiarters tor some time making
rips thence into Brazil and the At-
antic states. He will shape his re-
urn trip through Bolivia Peru and
.’olumlda reaching the last named
■ountry r»ext November. Much in-
ercst is manifested in the railroad in-
erests in Mr. Pepper’s mission.
Union of Railway Clerks.
Chicago ill. April 18. —If plans for-
mulated at a conference held at the
Briggs house today go through the re-
sult will be the permanent organiza-
tion of a national union of railway
clerks. The organization of the
clerks will leave n<> branch of railroad
employes unorganized. The move-
ment has been under way for some
time and the new union will be
affiliated with the American Federa-
tion of Labor.
Heavy Immigration to the West.
Chicago Ill. April 1§— Western
passenger traffic officials confidently
predict that this season's immigra
tion to the west will far surpass that
of any former year Thus far this
spring the movement to the southwest
and northwest through this city has
been unprecedented!) large and it is
increasing as the weather grows
warmer. It is estimated that more
than 15000 homeseekers have passed
through Chicago thus far this month
on their way to various sections of
the west. The movement to the at-
tractive sections of the British North-
west is reported also as being heavier
•his year thah ever before.
Mileage of Texas Railroads.
The •following summary gives an
idea of the mileage of Texas railroads:
Miles.
Houston East and West Texas. 192
Texas Midland 123
Texas and Pacific 1130
Missouri Kansas and Texas... 1.373
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe... 1108
Atchisqn. Tqpeka and Santa Fe. 95
Gulf Beaumont and Kansas
City 104
Galveson Harrisburg and San
Antonio 98
Texas and New Orleans 68°
International and Great North-
ern 1»»
Cotton Belt S6 ‘
Houston and Texas Central ... 68-
Galveston Houston and Hender-
son .
San Antonio and Aransas Pass. 74u
Chicago Rock Island and El
Paso ’ 4 *5
Weatherford. Mineral Wells and
Northwestern - 23
San Antonio and Gulf 38
St. l-ouis and San Francisco.... 234
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass... 29
Velasco Brazos and Northern.. 34
Texas Mexican 489
Orange and Northwestern 30
Fort Worth and Denver
Wichita Valley • 31
Cane Belt
Gulf and Interstate
Chicago. Rock Island and Texas 176
Texas Central 225
Blackwell Enid and Southwest-
ern I®
Choctaw. Oklahoma and Texas. 114
Eastern Texas 30
Texas. Sabine Valley and North-
western
Texas Southern " 4
Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana 8
Texas and Louisiana 22
Warren and Corsicana Pacific.. IS
Hearne and Brazos Valley .... IS
Texas Short Line D
’ Total H. 48
Between Stations
Howard Payne an engineer on the
Chicagoi Milwaukee and St. Paul is
in the city in search of health. He
is accompanied by his family and will
leave in a few days for the Sabinal
canyons.
The Southern Pacific bridge gang
have been moved down from the east
yards to the old Southern Pacific de-
pot on Austin street and the work of
tearing down that structure will com-
mence Monday morning.
A great race is on for tomorrow
between the I. & G- N. and M. K. & T.
in hauling San Antonians to I Anda’s
park at New Braunfels. As this is
the opening of the summer season at
that park it is expected that both
roads will do a nishing business.
Good for Children.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imme-
diate relief in nil cases of Cough
Croup and LaGrippe because it does
not pass ipimelfately into the stomach
but takes effect right at the seat of
the trouble. It draws out the inflam-
mation heals and soothes and cures
permanently by enabling the lungs to
contribute pure life giving and life sus-
taining oxygen to the blood and tis-
sues. All druggists.
If The Bell Jewelry Co. repaired
vour watch yon know its right.
CASH PAID
For nice clean cotton rags at The
Light office.
The little pony Is dead but he is re-
placed fey ten times as many and all
big ones. ACME ICE CREAM CO.
Phone 1107.
Money loaned on furniture without
removal. EMERSON & CO.. 123 Sol-
edad street.
The finest wines liquors and cigars
and polite attention at the CRYSTAL.
Alamo Hotel restaurant and cafe
serves all the delicacies of the sea-
son.
SAN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS SATURDAY. APRIL 18 1903.
SPORTING TOPICS.
THE SHAMROCK ACCIDENT.
Calls Forth Sympathy and Criticism
From British Prost.
London April 18. —All the daily P*-
pens express in editorials this morn-
ing their regret at the misfortune
which pursues Sir Thomas Lipton’s
courageous attempts to lift the Amer-
ica’s cup. Several papers for the first
time admit that high hopes were en-
tertained of his success and trust that
the inevitable delay will not spoil
Sbannck s lil.’s chances. The Stand-
ard thinks that a further explanation
of the accident is needed. It remarks
that the last time it was a bolt tnat
yielded now it is a screw that snapped.
’’We do not hear that these breakages
occur in the American boats." The
Standard fears that Sir Thomas Lip-
ton's chances at no time very good
now are less than ever.
Another paper asks why there were
no life buoys aboard to throw to the
seaman. Collier who was drowned.
The Field publishes an exhaustive
analysis of the America’s cup chal-
lenger. Assuming that Shamrock I.
is in the same trim as in 1901. the
paper considers that Shamrock III.
could allow Shamrock I. about fifteen
to eighteen seconds per mile. If she
can carry her sail continues the Field
the challenger is likely to prove a
slippery customer. Should she fail
in the cup races it will probably be
because Heereshoff has made some
great advance in the speed of his new
boat on a reach. It would not be
easy to design a more weatherly boat
than the challenger and in theory it
should not be impossible to design a
considerable faster boat for reaching
or running. Thus if the Reliance
proved to be an enlarged Sakantula or
Marjory the chances are that she will
show such astonishing speed that the
valuable weatherly qualities of the
finer type possessed by Shamrock III.
or Columbia would be greatly dis-
counted. Previous attempts concludes
the Field to construct enlarged Sa-
kantulas. however have been attended
with very little success.
The Vanderbilt Yacht Arrives.
Marseilles. Aprli 18.—The American
steam yacht North Star owned by
Cornelius Vanderbilt has arrived here
and will proceed from this port for
Cannes.
BOWLING LEAGUE.
Alamo Team Jumps in and Takes
Two Games.
The Alamo bowling team won two
straight games from the Hulsache
team at the Sommer’s alleys last
night.
First game—
Alamos 66 54 42 55 "5 91 —343
Huisaches ...26 43 35 68 42 66 —280
Second game — .
Alamos 44 51 57 54 44 CI—311
Huisaches ...17 43 27 39 30 52 —258
Scorer —Walter Rummel
Umpire —Louis Heuermann.
The teams lined up as follows:
Alamos—Robltch. F. Gloeckner A.
Gloeckner Fred Sommer. J. Sommer
Frank Sommer. Charles Uhl Fred
Uhl. Tom Shields and George Low-
ther.
Huisacnea —Watlington Dlmaline
Graham. Lewis Greenly Storms
Mueller Shell Hummert and Prescott.
Long Distance Bowling.
A long distance bowling game by
wire was played last night between
San Antonio and New Orleans. The
game resulted in a victory for San
Antonio by 166 pins. The score was;
San Antonio 2466; New Orleans 2300.
Varsity Boys Win Aagain.
In the final game of baseball of the
series between the San Antonio league
team and the Texas University team
played at Austin yesterday afternoon
the Varsity team was victorious by
a score of 7 to 6. San Antonio had
the game won up to the ninth inning
when the University batted| out a
victory after two were down. The
San Antonio team returned last night
and will play the Independent team
tomorrow afternoon. The pitchers
will be Ixing Dick Thomas and Sant-
leben or Lieck.
Results on the Diamond.
National league games yesterday re
ultej as follows:
Chicago 7 St. Louis 6.
Pittsburg 9 Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn 9 New York 7.
Boston 8 Philadelphia 3.
Basket Ball.
Tuesday will mark the close of the
basket ball season and that will be
the date of three great games in the
Y. M. C. A. gynasium. At 9:30 a. m.
there will be a game between Cuero
and San Antonio and at 3 p. m. be-
tween Austin and San Antonio. At
8 p. tn. a game will be played be-
tween Austin and Cuero.
’ * Yesterday’s Turf Events.
Winners at Memphis are Oronte
Mingore Pericles Thane Semper
Vlvum and Afghan.
Winners at Aqueduct are’ Grand
Opera Charlie Fisher. Rockaway
Ahola. Past and North Brook.
Winners at Kinloch are Sam Hous-
ton Rainland Irish Jewel Dr. Scharff.
Nearest and Itactiara.
Winners at Lakeside are San Sar-
gassa Hickory Corners. Miss Cornet.
Albula. Lingo. Alfred C.
Winners at Oakland are Dolly Weit-
hoff St George Jr. Ed Ulburn Dr.
Boyle Miracle II. and Illowaho.
For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers the famous
. little pills. They always effect a cure
and save doctor bills. Little Early
Risers are different from all other pills.
I They do not weaken the system but
act ns a tonic to the tissues by arous-
> ing the secretions and restoring the
I liver to the full performance of its
functions naturally. All druggists.
If you want to buy a sewing machine
call at 320 E. Houston St.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
Bricks cream custard pudding
sherbet: anything in the ice creai.
line sold by Acme Co. Phone 1107.
The best Coffees and Teas
for the least money at
Jos. W. Dimick's GG1 Main avenue.
Dr. Lyon’s
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century
PREPARED BY
WANTS
Help Wanted and Situation Wanted
are published one time FREE.
All other Classified Ada will be
charged for at regular rates inva-
riably cash In advance.
RATES FOR 16 WORDS OR MORE:
Per word one Insertion lc
Por word 4 consecutive Insertions.Sc
Per word 7 consecutive insertions.4c
When ads run one month |1 per line
per month will be charged.
No ad taken for less than 15c.
For “Cet-There-Quick”
MESSENGERS
RING 40 <7 NEW
VP IO f PHONE
Reliable Service. Lowest Rates.
We also furnish all kinds of compe-
tent OFFICE AND DOMESTIC HELP
on short notice free of charge.
Secure Situations for all applicants.
BEXAR BUSINESS BUREAU
A. Lecomte Mgr. 227 St. Mary's St.
Classified ads. for
The Light called for and
delivered f> ee.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE —A sixty dollar Racycle
for $30. Call at 247 Johnston St..
snd inspect it.
LARGE HOUSE (boarding or resi-
dence) choap 424 Grand avenue;
apply at 1029 Olive street.
FOR SALE—$110 cash will buy up-
right piano nearly new. Owner leav-
ing city. Address Piano this office.
FOR SALE —Grocery store in Third
ward enjoying good family trade.
Address "Grocer” care Light.
FOR SALE—White Leghorn setting. 122
Barrera St.
FOR SALE—Have 7 choice lots within
5 blocks of new Sunset depot. Will
sell on easy terms. “Lots" care this
office.
FOR SALE—Nice building lots in
Grandview Lakeview and Long Lake
additions cheap. Inquire of T. B. J.
at Light office. Terms easy.
WANTS.
WILL PAY CASH for old feather iieds
and pillows. Send postal. Bernard
Hirsch general delivery city will call
on you.
DON’T BE A you turn off
your gas when through cooking it
will cost only half as much as wood or
coal and ever so much more conven-
ient. See SAN ANTONIO GAS CO.
about it.
WANTED —Four or 5 room «*ottage
with modem conveniences by per-
manent tenant must be close in. Ad-
dress W Light office.
WANTED—Unfurnished room or suite
with bath; must bd down town. Ad-
dress “H” Light office.
WANTED —If you want to make some
money in real estate call on John T.
Hambleton & Co. and let them show
you some real bargains.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
WANTED —White girt for general
housework. Apply 607 Guenther St.
WANTED —Girls to sew. Union pay
and mach(ne run by power. THE
LOWRY MFC. CO.
WANTED—A German girl cooking
and general housework. No laundry.
Small family. Wages $15. References
311 Richmond a\enue.
WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED —A competent clerk not
afraid to work. Speak English and
Spanish man of family preferred and
furnish good reference. Apply 2801
South Flores street.
. REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—A handsome 9-room coL
tage with bath sewer connections
electric light telephone wood shed
wash house etc; a beautiful yard and
nice walks. Close in 214 Matamoras
street. Property always rented at
good price. Will sell for $700 less than
Its value. All taxes paid and property
well insured for three years. Address
“Good Investment" Daily Light office.
FINE RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three fine residense lots on the
West End Boulevard Castro street
near car line nicely grubbed and clean
with new fence; size 166x166 feet.
This is very desirable property and
can be bought fit a reasonable figure.
Call on John T. Hambleton Dally
Light building. —
SPECIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR SINKING ARTE-
SIAN WELL. Office Chief Quarter-
master San Antonio Texas March 20
1903. Sealed proposals in triplicate
for sinking one Artesian Well at Fort
Ringgold will be received at
Hits office and at Fort Ringgold until
12 o'clock noon. April 20 1903 and
then opened. The United States re-
serves the right to accept or reject
any or all proposals or any part there-
of. Information and blanks furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked “Propo-
sals for Artesian Well.” JNO L.
CLEM. D. Q. M. G. C. Q. M.
The PFLUGHAUPT BAKING CO.
FINE MILK BREAD
A SPECIALTY
v* Phone 1509.
512 GOLIAD STREET.
r . SOLD BY i ।
M. HERWECK 112 N. Alamo St.
CALIFORNIA WINES For Family Trade"'The Very Beat
THE NEW FAMILY LIQUOR HOUSE
Tai. 11*2. Jean Ducoa Prop 1004 W. Com. St Opp. New Market
# Western Star co*ckpit Saloon
A. J. DOZIER Prop. 801 West Commerce St
—I HANDLE ONLY THE BEST—
Wines Whiskies and Cigars—Polite and Courteoue
Treatment—Will Match all Comers For
Hack Fighting.
WM* co*ck FIGHTING EVERY SUNDAY.
! Our Stock }is too large in all Departments.
• BECAUSE 0 IT We Need Cash
• For 30 Days WE WILL MAKE SWEEPING CUTS ON
• Wall Paper Paints and Oils. Glass of every kind Wood Grilles Parque-
! try Floors Pictures and Frames Artist Supplies MANTELS GRATES
• AND TILES. In Fact Everything we Carry.
CASH WILL TALK DURING THIS SALE.
TEXAS MANTEL AND DECORATING CO.
• Both Phones 513 E. Houston Street.
Both Phones
PERSONAL.
LEVICK'S famous Cement for adhe-
siveness cannot be excelled. Will
meud any article broken in the house-
hold. Is represented sold and war-
ranted to be a highly superior Cement.
Always reliable. Will be found best
at the start and cheapest in the end.
All druggists and J. LEVICK 939 S.
Alamo street.
THE party who took the blue serge
coat from The Light office is known
anil will save trouble by returning
same at once.
A. E. HEILBRON Attorney-at-Law;
practices all courts; notary public
and stenographer in office; 25 and 26
French Bldg opp. Courthouse. Tel 975.
FOR General Stove Repairing DICK-
ERSON 407 W. Houston street. Both
phones.
A GAS STOVE is much more pleasant
than cooking on the old wood stove
and more economical. Always ready
no smoke or ashes no worry about
making fires. Stoves sold on easy
terms. See SAN ANTONIO GAS CO.
about it.
TO inexperienced patentees all patents
appear to be of equal protective
value. They all have the seal of the
government and a blue-ribbon; but
some patentees know the Importance
of claims and it is to their skill and
perseverance in securing protecting
claims that C. A. Snow & Co. of Wash-
ington owe in part their reputation
and success.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROASTED RIGHT
BLENDED RIGHT
GROUND RIGHT
YOU MAKE IT RIGHT
DECHMAN’S COFFEE IS
ALL RIGHT.
HOUSE WORK MADE EASY if you
use a Gas Stove for cooking or heat-
ing purposes. Ask the SAN ANTONIO
GAS COMPANY all about it.
IT IK PLEASANT in the summer time
and also economical in the winter to
use Gas Stoves for cooking and heat-
ing purposes. No smoke no ashes.
Ring up the SAN ANTONIO GAS COM-
PANY for particulars.
ACCORDIAN Plaiting done any size
up to 46 inches wide at 127 Dakota
street; new phone 2058; work prompt-
ly called for and delivered.
PAINTING LETTERING and orna-
menting their vehicles for business
men attractively artistically and dur-
ably is the successful specialty of F.
PASCHE at 705 Avenue B. New
phone 1512. He solicits your patron-
SAVE MONEY AND WORRY by using
a Gas Stove for cooking and heating
purposes. Stoves sold on easy terms.
Call and see the GAS COMPANY
about it.
T OST. STRAYED. STOLEN.
uuHT —r rinay morning April 17th.
between Avenue C and Artillery
] drill grounds lady’s brooch gold
wreath Surrounding crown set with
four turnnoises and one diamond two
rows smalt diamonds. Apply for re-
ward to eu2'Avenue C.
Every one
TO HIS TRADE Oar busi-
ness is selling Paint.
V/c know what to look for and
what to look out for. It’s like-
ly you don’t. That’s where
we’ll help you. We’ve experi-
mented ; our experience will
save you trouble and annoyance-
When we tell you
The
Sherwin-Williams
Paints
Are the best paints for anything
paintable you may depend upon
iL Let us show you color cards.
DOCTORS. MEDICINAL.
TEX —New remedy for gonorrhoea
and gleet; price 50c. All druggists.
MRS. SCHUP GRADUATE MID-
wife. ladies taken during confine-
ment. 223 Idaho street.
CANCERS and TUMORS cured by Dr.
J. W. Harwell opposite Southern
hotel.
Osteopathic Physicians: Dr. P. M. Peck
Dr. M. Noonan Hicks Bldg. top floor.
GREATEST Discovery or the Age—
MOTHER SUPERIOR Liver and
Kidney Tea Grand panacea for all
diseases of the blood stomach kidney
liver dyspepsia biliousness gravel
gout rheumatism affection of the blad-
der and urinary passages catarrh of
the stomach constipation. Success-
fully used in Convent by Sisters of
Mercy—Price 25c per box. Chimney
Sweeper Headache Tablets a speedy
and certain cure for Neuralgia Ner-
vousness or Headache. Gives imme-
diate relief. 12 tablets for 15c. For
sale by all druggists.
FOR RENT.
DESIRABLE modern southeast rooms.
Gentlemen only. Between Joske’s
and new depot. 119 Rusk.
HOUSE FOR RENT—4 rooms hall
and bath 619 Montana street.
COOL Furnished rooms close in
324 >/* Soledad St.
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
rooms to gentlemen only; near car
Une close to new S. P. depot. Address
406 Idaho street corner Hackberry.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms close
in all conveniences. Apply 418 Main
avenue.
RESTAURANTS. SALOONS
TAKE yourself and friends to the
Crystal Saloon where you can get
the best goods and polite attention.
EDGEWOOD and PAXTON’S Private
stock at the CRYSTAL saloon 407
Main olaza.
EXPERT REPAIRERS.
ALL kinds of sewing machines and
attachments repaired. All work
guaranteed. Repair shop 109 Casino
street. H. T. Reutermann.
JAMES MORSE THE EXPERT at
610 East Commerce street. Files
Raws Sharpens Tools and Lawn Mow-
ers und guarantees satisfaction.
UNDERTAKERS.
S A. U and E. CO. 491 E. Houston
St. Both phones 137.
FURNITURE MOVING ETC.
HERE you ARE—Henry C. Rips for
moving packing shipping and stor-
ing. Phone 654 317 Navarro street
EASY TO REMEMBER—Tel. 1-2 3 for
carriage furniture moving baggage
or bus. CAhrER-MULLALY TRANS-
FER CO. corner E. Houston and Na-
cogdoches streets
ROOMS AND BOARD.
KUOMS AND BOARD—Excellent room
board at 433 North Florea street
New management everything right
new phone 1954. •
A GALLON OF PURE LINSEED OIL
MIXED WITH A GALLON OF
TJowiiar
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mot to Cmck. Bustm Pul or CBI*.
y HAMMAIl PAINT CO. St. LoatoKe
Sold and guaranteed by
8. A. SEED & PAINT CO. I
J. F. RIPP8. Prop.
Dealer In Paints and Painters’ Sup-
plies Grain and poultry Supplies and
all kinds of seeds.
Tel. 320. 528 Market St
See this
Your Sole
may be in need of our ser-
vices. It is our business to
look to the welfare of your
sole and to the proper dis-
charge of our mission we
have equipped ourselves with
the necessary knowledge and
experience and have supplied
ourselves with every device
known to modern art in our
particular line. We build
shoes that reflect credit upon
th* wearer and maker alike.
Yes we do repair work while
you wait and do it well to. Try
us. .
Lticchese Bros.
New Phone 116.
HOTELS
Monger Hotel.
Rebuilt Redecorated and Refurnish-
ed: fifty new rooms with bath. Hunt-
ing lawn tennis golf and the usual
society amusem*nts. The high stand-
ard of our table so well known
througout the West will be maintain-
ed. Special attention given to tourist
and commercial trade.
McLean & Mudge Mps.
ELITE HOTEL
...European Plan
Main Plaza and Soledad Street.
Sample Rooms for Traveling Men
ERNEST SANNER Prop.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Heaquarters for Cattlemen Main
Plaza.
RATE $2.00 PER DAY.
J. LOUSTAUNAU & P. BERGERON
Proprietors and Managers.
4 SEASONS
restaurant
Best the Market Affords.
Always Open
328 West Commerce Street.
WHY
GAS
Is BETTER:
Because you get maximum heat «
the minute you want it—no Are ‘
at all the second you are ■
through with It. ।
No waste—no hot kitchen! ]
Absolute cleanliness.
We will sell you a gas range ■
at what they cost ua. Let’s •
talk It over. J 
■■••••■■■at fl
San] Antonio]
Gas and
Electric Co.
408 E. Fosston St.
Silver King Saloon
VISIT THE ART GALLERY.
Best of Liquors Wines and Cigars
Polite attention.
Cor. W. Commerce and N. Florea Sts.
317 East Houston
 

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