The Houston Post from Houston, Texas • Page 16

HOUSTON l'Dott J.ili4Y I.IOl.IUK JUE ID. 1D10. V're EMANCIPATION DAY MfcfilCOSWlttAiEET of, Honor in mm ffiferGflreSnlBscnilSc! Medicine Chest of the ada printed nowadays otis' wat Mllinc; out. We ktick to our wa Enough cheaper thau any other Another -big ahipmexrV of a son fruit Jars. dosen of them arrived Saturday.

All a I a a way under tho prtoe IT ereesypu. vTo read som thsTrorld idvertising. rrrvTa a- 100 Oeew Net Hsmwsshs at treat sacrtrtce. Fancy cord, all lull sis; values trosa (IBn 1.5 to (LIS, UOO If mm it TM Famfly her of else 9 i 6o Mrs. Louit Inra will never be without Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, bow that she has found out what it will do for her.

Last winter it cured of severe cold. Her happy husband says: "In justice to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey I must say that it cured her a severe cold when everything she tried failed. She has been troubled with a cough every winter recently, and has tried all kinds of patent medicines and home remedies without their doing her much good. Finally I advised her to try Duffy's n.u if Mn alaa. atoawan an, Quart slss, dossn Pint six dosen lath seat- Fit any Ub; Monday 160 -Child's a-oldlng Lawn Seat Bed or green, eaoh Tin Tan Sale or Tabs.

Frleea aatiaiai liial rTe, wash Tub a. I Wash Tab o. i WaalrTub Barbara Batt cuppers, each wouia not give ner some rcnei. That was early last winter, and the results were very gratifying.so touch that Mrs. Inra will never be without your valuable Malt Whiskey MOO'ilo Mexican Mats Two sixes.

First staa, each Second, large stse value, if and 14-Inch. Just $2.45 Big Racket Store 1115 and 1117 Congress Areaae B. BERGMAN, Proprietor Un. Louis inn. any more, and has such faith in it ft takes the place ot honor tn the 'Family Medlolne Chest" Louis Inn, 42J East 19th street.

New York. Ministers of the gospel, doctors of medlolne, nurses and people everywhere tjrfte In commending Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, a perfect tonic stimulant, the vna true medicinal whiskey. Duffy's Pure MaltlThlskey Is aa absolutely pare distillation of malted grain, great oar being used to hare every kernel thoroughly malted, thai destroying the germ and producing liquid food, tonic and stimulant, requiring no digestion, in the form of a medicinal whiskey. Its palatabUlty and freedom from Injurious substanoes reader It so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach. Its gentle and invigorating properties Influence for good every important organ 41 I la the body.

It makes the oH feel young and keeps the young strong t-nd vigorous. CAUTION When you ask your drugget, grocer or dealer for Duffy's Puro 4 alt Whisksy sure you est the esnu-in. It Is an ebsoiutely purs medicinal malt whlaicey and I sold IN SEALED BOTTLES ONLY never bulk. Look fee the trade-mark the "Old Chemist," i the label, and make aura the aeal over trie aark IS unbroken. Price $1.00 a large bottle.

Writ Medical Department, The Duffy Malt Wblekey Rochetter, N. for doetor'a advice and an Illustrated Wt ileal booklet, containing testimonial and rules for health, both aent free. A. E. KMIng, Edward Well, Southern lnt Company, Japhet A Company and Houston brag Company, distributor, TBI pTsedy.yan tXal soaJa for store AftM no' I a-lb.

atpcmg brinf would think of Monday store to In- Wasli Boardsv' sras.Jw 1 slaa sue) Was. Was poubM Boarda alia glasa) xaeaa-a CoTC Set itlcke .4 Iron Wasn auiheard of almtll.r ss-sovi noea M-foet Hose Mm ss-feot wire Haw U-ti Wire Haa ctafet pine. Clotbaa Basksaa, S4. CMthea hanga wood owes Ors Coat and Bat gale of Wats Coolers. Coolers.

ftTaur eesseW5 1 1-t gallon wau uxKers i gallon Wter BAtfJa and BIX Glasses Water ntebars 2Ss Bowls and PHe He Hair aMshes lee and tc Shaving Brusb Bash Brash Csmb aad Brash 7 Kail ttraatt toe Whitewash Brush 1c Paint Brash Ka Barber antes Fa sail Bhaars Sfe Tlrst prise, military kair brushes, S. A. KtesllDg; second prlxs, oae box cigar, i. Lewenstala Son. Model Laundry prise Jfeateet dressed.

man on ground, Isvandxy boob, a a Thee Bartax artaeft -Cot the most popular tedy- esT the Wonemua drd. tm ka voted aa swltal 1. l- pnas rsr tas amasa Woodman en tha grawad tn pom ef years, cut glass cigar imt. Ladles' race, far ansAbers at! the Woodmen circl only JTrat arts, eat glas cologne bottle, L. Iehsager; seeoa.

prise, vase, A. Scbwarta. Baby raea -Box of cmAdy from Cane. Brothers. Gestiemctrs fat men's race rtrat pttan.

pair ef Shoes, Hammersmith Shoe company: eeeottd prlxs. Gold Medal eoffee, Guatemala Coffee company. tn men's race First prfcsa haU, Mia-trot-afinui censaor; second prise, easel kerchiefs. John Fox. Swltf aad Cns Has Sartft PlsshWiu bam to largest faxnOy en Cat gimni'' Automobiles nr (xozecos.

Elmer Abbey cad Cos3EikEtrirra Into DiUh Tm lrjKkfBe. As eato eeefdexft aa the La-Pert rextcT Which happened TsKOday asgft and wtifc Elmer Abbey ef the aas Orm ef Lea, MaKaOfp aaal Abbey, flam ed. pcenv-mcnOy. has jtast cxaa to iKkO. Tha accident laxeaied to AbbcT.

MM. snarbfna hesng uneitsuued aad sadly' estsnaged. by aa alrnowa strata aad tgexexstf suaf a friend bemgr thrtrwn btatCT to tta read. AeaortSns' Abecy. be.

SrHk fct eaes-Daniaa ems Inn Fensr'W" eel dk toad Heostoa, when tna iutur tsavalzna; at a high rats of speed straek aaa ever-tnmed htm. Tha rear sate of the ns-eMn was badly bent and both aeea-pants given a eevare sfiakaig na. Tha otkar car did net atao aad tha sxasss- pant mad ao effbrt to ssminffi the ex tent 01 the oamagK naey eaa eta. Obtaining a crowbar. Mr.

Abbay aaie ta ptaee tb Because aa to malce the Ulan trivt. He has sought ths identity ef the ear wfeieh strack aim and tta sxxasenst. bet ao far to no avail. coKxrcnxxxx hctt szlecixd Insurance Delefie to Austin. WiH Faansd Later.

A. tVaaums CWwlatnd. preslAent of the Houston Basin Leagus. ha not yet aimonneed the name of the) three naana-bers vcb will go to Austin TensSay to attend the Of the State Are rating board. It as nrabaMe that aae or more of tbe members ef the tesnraBce committee of tbe leacoe win be etKxsen.

The member are F. B. Cmner, chairman; Thomas B. Bton Oeeer Wells, J. W.

Weal and J. V. Keahaos. K. A.

Hudson at ebelrmaa at the ewm-mittee which wilt lepieaerit tbe Retail Merchants' association and be la ex-peoted to take an aetrre pari presenting to the beard the views of Eotss-ton business men on Insurance ratea. fT7 IT" ca Soal Time era- Set of Three Mrs. Pott's Irons, Stand and Handle. The prion the lowest yet mads on them) 7A. set White Cottage Curtain Pole So foot 1 Inch 10o Ice hooka iRo lee Picks lftc ana So Ioe Hatchets 10o Grass Rooks 15c Grass Shear Grass mowers The duotlon her at the prices of 10a, too and 10c.

Ths story Is so sufficiently well known that It is unnecessary for the writer to go into detail concerning It, and It will suffice to say that every line of the original production will be spoken, every scene and will be put on with Just as much attention to detail as though this wars a road Instead of a stock company production. Ths Vendome is by far the coolest theater In the olty and no matter how oppressive the heat there Is always a cool-Ins breese blowing through the house. It Is almost an altdome; a large portion of the roof has been removed, and since the installation of several electric fans there Is not a part of the house that Is not cool. The Little Minister" will run up to and Include th 10-cent matinee of Wednesday. Wednesday night and for the balance of the week.

"The Chorus Lady. CIBaTOLASS bxady foe hail. Ship Channel Literature Will Be Sent Out This Week. All of th 14,009 circular letter to be sent to rotegi of the city and county explaining th Importance ot the proposed bonfl Issue of 11,560,000 for the deepening of the ship channel havs been received by the Business League and are ready- for mailing. In each of the envelopes containing copies of the circular letter were placed return post cards in order that the sentiment of the voters regarding the bond Issue proposition' might be accurately gauged In advance ot ths special election, which win be called som time in October.

With th receipt of the return postal card a the deep water committee will be lb a better position to map out ths ship channel campaign and especial efforts will be made to explain the Importance of the project in sections where sentiment may not seem to favor the bond Issue. Reports already received, however. Indicate that sentiment throughout the entire oounty Is strongly In favor of the passage of the bond Issu. The fact that the United States government wUl have charge of the work and will maintain the channel after It Is one dug has Influenced the property owners In Its favor and they are beginning to realise that upon ths success of the bond Issue proposition depends the future value ot their property. A BAPTISING FOB CONTESTS, Sinkfller Griffin to Immerse Many Today.

This is baptising Sunday for Slnktlter Griffin, th negro evangelist who Is eon-ducting a series ot meetings In his big tent at Providence street and Bchwarta avenue. Griffin win hold special baptising services at the brick yard in the Second ward at o'clock this afternoon, at which several converts will be baptised. He said last night ths baptlsmg services ware the result of a popular demand 1: THE SAPPHIRE COUNTRY In the Glorious Mountains of Western North Carolina MOST ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RESORTS Southern Railway THE METROPOLITAN ROUTE TO NEW YORK ROUND TRIP RATES FROM HOUSTON AS FOLLOWS: New York $61.30 Baltimore 150.00 Philadelphia $56.80 Washington $50.00 Ashevlile, N. $37.90 Lake Toxaway $39.30 Waynesville, N. $38.85 Hot Springs, N.

$37.90 Sold until September 30 good returning until October 31. NEW YORK $57.55. Thirty-day limit. For descriptive booklet, showing list Of hotels and boarding houses In the resort country write B. H.

TODD 7 SPECIAL PA8SENGER AGENT 205 MAIN ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS. WILL BE ILABOEATELY CX BEATED ET H0USTO3T. 4 10,000 Viaiton Anticipated for Two-Day Observance Wnich Be ins Tomorrow. Netxoea of Houston hava comstetrt preparations for their big annual Emancipation Day celebration, which will open tomorrow at 10 o'clock and continue until Tuesday night It Is expected that there will be fully negroe from the vartoua parts of the State to join In the festivities In Houston during the two daya of rejoicing.

All railroad have put on a pec Lai rates within a radius of 300 miles of Houston. It Is promised that Houston will lead the State by long odda aa regards the extent of Us celebration. The program which has been worked out by the entertainment committee la elaborate and contains many Interesting features. There will be a number of exhibit at the ground. Every phase of negro life from ante bellum days USUI the present time will be represented, aa well aa the various occupations In which the negroes are now engaged In their dally life.

There will be a number of exhibits from echoola and colleges In which negroes are being educated. The principal among theae will be a carload tf Increments and articles of Various kinds that have been turned out during the past year by the atudsnts at the Prairie View Normal and Industrial College. This exhibit Is in charge of It. L. Isaacs.

EMMETT SCOTT TO SPEAK. There will be all kinds af sports, such as baeebaU and races. One of the leading features of tomorrow' program will be an address at Emancipation park by Emmett Scott, secretary to Booker T. Washington. Scott la known In Houaton, having begun his work here several years ago ss an employe of The Houston Post.

He is a gifted speaker. Monday morning the negroes of Houston and vicinity will hold a big street parade previous to the inauguration of the real festlvitlea The line of march will be formed at Travis street at 10 o'clock. It will proceed down Franklin, thence to Main, McOowen, Dowllng atreeta and Emancipation park. The following officers will be In charge: J. M.

Prlereon, grand president: E. D. Plerson, grand eoretary c. N. Love, grand vloa president- E.

J. Scott, grand orator; Rev. H. King, D. grand chaplain; B.

E. Jones, grand marshal. The deputlee will be N. Simmon, A. Ashburry, W.

B. Tyler, T. M. Attaway, J. Webb, T.

Dtckersoa, J. McKlaoey and R. McCutcheon. ToTHiEoiToa: The directors of the Colored Emancipation Park association of Harris county. Texas, desire to express through the column of your paper their sincere thanks and appreciation to the following named citizens and buslnesa enterprises of Houaton for their generosity In responding so liberally to the request of the directors for funds a solicited by the committee consisting of A.

K. Kelley, Van H. McKlnney, C. N. Love and H.

M. Freeman for the purpose of promoting the coming celebration: Houston Electric company, Henks PI Hot. American Brewing association, Houston Ice and Brewing company, Jesse H. Jones, Hamburger Dreyllng, the Cargill company. H.

Haas. Japhet Smith Furniture company, Theodore Keller, Levy F. w. Heltmann A T. F.

Loftus, Texas Lamp and Oil company, The Houston Post, the Chronicle Publishing company, Houston Packing company. VI. F. Fits, H. C.

Houae. Sims Laeverens, Oscar Wells, Sid Westhelmer Adoue-Blaine Hardware company, Btude Bakjng company, J. M. Gelselmann, H. Waddell, Texas Engraving company, James Bute A K.

A. Hudson Furniture company, Stow-ers Furniture company, A. E. Kleallng, Lumberman National hank. First National bank, George Jones, George Ellis, Mosehart Keller, 8.

B. Strong. J. Schoenman, South Texaa Grain company, Foley Mlatrot-Munn, J. M.

Brown, Jones, Breuster I. CieSen, E. Al-kemeyer Magnolia Macaroni Manufacturing company, Keasler at l)lxon. Leopold A Price, John M. Me-Clellan, F.

H. Pothoff, Beting Manufacturing company, Jilrsch Edward Well company, Henry 8. Fox, Houston Liquor compariy, K. H. Caw-thon.

Very repectfully, L. W. Woods, President. Jaa. D.

Ryan, Secretary. The official ballot that Is to be voted on Tuesday by the stockholders of the association Is a follows: Directors Emancipation Park association to be voted June So. UK: L. W. Woods, 8.

B. Williams, James D. Ryan, A. K. Kelly, J.

P. Jonea, Duncan Bowman, R. F. FerrllL For authorising the board to make a mortgage debt for the purpose of making permanent Improvements and to beautify the ground. Tea.

No. Against authorizing the board to make a mortgage debt for the purpose of making peimanent Improvements and for beautifying the grounda. Tea. No. WILL NOT DISCUSS PETmOir.

T. M. C. A. Directors Maintain Silence fejrardint: Situation.

The board of directors of ths Toung Men's Christian Association refuses to discuss the petition being circulated by members asking for a fair hearing for a number of members that were discharged from tho association. No official statement has been Issued and the board members refuse to discuss the subjeot In any of Its phases. With the petition still going the rounds and general discussion among members continuing. It is apparent that the matter Is not to be dropped. It is the plan of tha Institution members to present the petition to the board at the next regular or special meeting.

The board meets the second Friday of each month, and there are no Indications of a special meeting being called before tbst time. With the presentation of the petition it is planned to have the expelled members place formal applications for a hear. Ing In the board's hands. This probably will be dons just previous to the board meeting. i a I A Happy Day Follows a breakfast that is pleasing and healthful.

Post Toasties At pleasing and healthful, and bring smiles of satisfaction to tho whole iWily. "The Memonr Linkers' ropolsr rk. 10c. Family Sis. 19c.

Postom Carta! Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich. SOTJTH TEXAS WST111CT CIAHS.T0 EHI, lUtten of Ifflpojtino to Be 'Disj I i ftisttsts lirtsrest to members of th medical profession will be dlseuassd at tha mi-annual masting of taa South Texas District Medical association, to be bald In the rooms of the Houston Bust- tasu fceat Thursday, boginnlnt a. m. -Membership in tM South Texas pis-trlct Medical assoolatlon includes all -members of th tol lowing county medical Ninth and nrl.

YleavA Tenth districts: Austin, Braxorla, Braxos, fluHeSon, Jdhamben, Hardin, Jasper, efrersoa, Forv Bend, Qalveston, Grimes, Liberty, Nacoedochaa, Newton. Hsrrla, Madison, Mentgomery, Orange, Polk, San Auguetln, Waller, Ban Jacinto, Shelby and Tyler. Dr. William- Keller of Oaleaton is president and Or. B.

F. Cooke ot Houston is secretary. LAROH ATtlSNDAKCE ANTICIPATED. Owing to the large number of cUlea and towns represented In ths member-ahlp, a largo llumber of physicians are expested. to attend the meeting.

A proposition of considerable Importance Is the formation of a district soolety of eounty swore, tart en from the medical societies, which comprise the South Texas Dlstrlot Medical association. Discussions relative; to the prevention and cure of tuberculosis, cancer and other diseases will be held. At tha- morning session, tha business of the association will bs conducted and the selentlflo program will then be called. At the noon adjournment autoa will be waiting and the members will be taken to the Country club, where luncheon will bs served. All Houston physicians who expeot to attend ths luncheon are requested to ssnd their name to Dr.

Sidney M. Lister, Bin building, at once. THE PROGRAM. The program for the meeting follows: Reading unapproved minutes. Unfinished businest.

Secretary's communications and new business. "Co-operation with Local Health Authorities Doty Too Often Dr. J. M. O'Farrell, Richmond, Texaa.

"Ia the Origin of Lobar Pneumonia Bronehogenle or Pleurogenic," Dr. James Greenwood, Galveston, Tex a. "Tuberculosis; Its Prevention ana Cure," Dr. B. V.

Calhoun, Beaumont, Texas. "Angioneurotic Oedema," Dr. A. O. Heard, Galveston.

Texas. Paper, Dr. John T. Moors, Houston, Texas. "Card Specimen of Hypernephroma, With Beoondary Involvement of the J.

B. Thompson, Galveston, exas. "Adenoids," Dr. W. O.

Hartt, Marshall, Texas. "Endothelioma of ths Soft Palate," Dr. Henry Haden, Galveston, Texas. "Ileo-onlitls," Dr. P.

B. Russell, Bat-son, Texas. Paper, Dr. J. J.

Johnson, Richmond, Texss. "The Effect of Natural Gas Upon ths Individual, aa Noted In Personal Observation," Dr. J. B. Du Boae, Humble, Texas.

"Pneumonia," Dr. T. W. Shearer, Houston, Texas. "The Practical Treatment of Pulmonary Consumption," Dr.

H. Wilkinson, Galveston, Texas. FOB COTnSTY BTBYEY0IL William Sradbarn Announces as Aspirant for nomination. William Bradburn, who Is well known to many of ths people of Houaton, today makea announcement that he desires the democratic nomination for eounty surveyor. He Is a civil engineer and surveyor of wide experience and believes he Is thoroughly fitted for the place.

Mr. Bradburn was one of the pioneers of the Western country. He was one of the engineers of the Union Pacific railroad and remained with the construction work until the completion of the road, after which ha located at Omaha, where he engaged in civil engineering and surveying: among his other work there being plans for the first gasplant put in for Omaha. He came to Texas In November, 1170, as civil engineer for the International railroad, then under construction between Palestine snd Hearne (It afterward became tha International and Great Northern). He haa alnce held various positions with Texaa railroads as section foreman, roadmaster, superintendent of bridges snd buildings, assistant and chief snglneer; had charge of tha bridges and building in the construction of the Gulf.

Colorado and Santa Fe on the Lsmpasas branch and was afterward division engineer In full charge of the construction work of the brnnoh between Dallas and Paris. He also has had chares as chief engineer of several of the small roads in the State. Mr. Bradburn located In Houston fifteen years ago; has been tn the employ ef the city engineering department as first assistant; wss elected county surveyor In 18S8 and held tho office until IBM, during four years of which service he sraa jso the engineer for Harris eounty. The great cry today Is for dralnsg snd Mr.

Bradburn believes that he Is thoroughly competent to handle both that and the road building problems. He is one of the consulting engineers In ths National good roads movement and has delivered a number of lectures en the proper method of building roads and providing for drainage; and his Study of ths subject, coupled with his practical experience as ctvtl engineer and surveyor he believes fit hlra especially for the place at this particular ttms. F0S COUNTY COMKISSIOHHE. George Xuhlman Offers aa Candidate to Succeed Himself. George Kuhlman.

commissioner for precinct No. of Harris eounty. today makes formal announcement of bis candidacy for a second term. Ia making the announcement Mr. Kuhlman points to the record he has made during his first term; he believes that-an Investigation will show that hs has at aU times looked closely after ths interests of the county and that he has served them well.

Having little private business, hs ha1 been able to devote practically ths whole ot his time to the multitudinous duties of tho office. He has personally superintended the work done on the roads and bridges of the brecinct and baa seen that It is good work. The material which has boon used be has looked after and believes to be as nivs om.n h. hail H. haa been careful in looking after the work being done by contract and Is convinced that Harris county baa received a dollar's worth of vslue for every dollar expended ln ths precinct He hss tsken pains to acquaint himself thoroughly with the needs of ths precinct and haa secured forty-five miles of Improved road under the latest allotment made by the commissioners' court.

He desires re-election that he may look Rfter the work done on theae roads, for feels that bis task Is only partially completed and he wishes to-leavs tha ofrice feeling that hs has really acoom-pIlHhed the full work. Mr. Kihlman ha held no other office than that of commissioner, In which he Is now completing the first term, Hs Is a native of Harrl county and knows per-sonally a good many thousand peopia who Hvo In the county; and hot believes that a treat majority of those acquainted with ars his friends. ...4 '-J- At tha Vendome, This week ths members of the Lorraine Bucbanaa company hava the sxtrems pleasure of appearing Maud Adams' own stags version of J. Barrie's.

celebrated novel, "Th Little a play that baa been presented for the past several seasons throughout all Europe.1 England and the Americas by some of the most noted peopls on the stage, but never before at popular prices, and It mil thrana-h tha elose friendship ex isting between Miss Buchanan and the by thousands of people who have wrrer seen an old-time oamp meeting baptists. "They Just keep after ana all tha timsv' he said, "so I suppose I'll have to baptise somebody. 1 expect to See 4000 people, at th A circular was Isshsssl yesterday bf Griffin in the Interest ef this afternoon' service. After telling where the meeting wa to be, th circular contained this sentence. "Don't tnka ths ear.

but pay your fare and gat on the ear." Th brlok yard can be reached on the frank- Oriffln expressed himself as bains; wall satisfied with the meetings that have been held and satd they weald continue until June 2. He Is planning to oondwrt a series ot meetings nearer the heart of the city and wlU probably open them soon after ths 16th. WOODMEN'S CELEBRATION Splendid Program Arranged for Annual Outing July 4, at La Porte. A splendid program has been arranged for tks eleventh annual salebratkm Woodmen at La Porte July 4. to be a by Magnolia camp.

No. M. There will be speaking and danomc. prises for lean men and fat men, for Ute largest families and races of all kmds. In fact, nothing hae been omitted to make the affair a rousing success.

Hon. Jewell P. Lightfoot, bead exmesfl ef Jurisdiction C. will be the orator of ths day. W.

Moses is oh airman at the ereow-tlve committee In charge ef the celebration, with Joel VdKmaan as seism at and W. N. Lowry as treasurer. James O. Blaine win be marshal of th day, assisted by t.

D. Plttman. Other members of the committee In charge are B. R. Coffey.

H- W. Heltmann, R. H. Archer, K. R.

Perry, L. C. Dufara, Qeorg Blgler and W. J. -Browne.

The program of special laatute and prises Is ss follows: Best Isdy dancer-first prise, alligator purse. Levy Brother Dry Goods second prise, gold brooch. Cave Plunkett jewelry company. Best gentleman dancer First prise, silk umbrella, Ed Klam; second prisn, silk umbrella, Leopold A Price. Married iadles foot raoe First price, rocker.

Green berg A Bon; second prise, rug. Btowers Furniture company. Fat ladles' race First prise, silk parasol, John K. Foley; second prise, rocker, B. A.

Hudson. Toung ladles' race, ages 15 to II years First prise, vase, J. J. Bweeney Jewelry company; second prise, jardiniere, John McClellan Co. Girls' foot race, under II years First mlu fan Wnl.v Rmthnnr aAMfld nrlarL fan.

William L. Foley. Boys' foot race, under II years First prise, Krupp Tuffly; second prise, athletic shoes, Klam Shoe company. Woodman race, for Woodmen only The Skilled Packer Appreolatas a Trunk from our tab-llshment, because he, op she, knows that every Trunk has plenty of 00 riven lances In Ita Interior arrangement that are not usually found In Ordinary Trunks. We havs them for all purposes, In all sices, and strongly made throughout with heavy metal corners and clamps to protect them In rough travel.

Patent locks and keys. Low prioee. VISIT- NEW BOOKS For Yacatio WILD OLIVE, by author ot Inner Shrine $1 JO GOING 80ME, by Rex Beach $1.20 GREEN MOUSE, by Robert W. Chambers $1.20 CAVANAGH FOREST RANGERS, by Hamlin Garland $1.20 iTONEY'S WIFE, by George Glbbs $1.20 TEETSHORN'S BOOK STORE 1009ONGRESS AVENLE For Women. Nevada.

Mo. Texas Claued A by the War Department. End, aan Antonio, Texaa. BONN-AVON BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS la Meal imlos of bomi anil arhool life. Beautiful rirrouniHnf and beaeflrlil tnflnrtca.

tlrtprmf bnlMIng and all mMpm ichnnl eqnlpmaat. Tkoroojh matbnda. Collet, preparatory aad all special couraaa. EillfDt adTautagea la inualc and art. Foi llluatrated catalogue addraaa Secretary.

Bonn-Avon School CLD PHONE 55. 126 OAKLAND STREET, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. ifi 3 THE EXCLUSIVE TRUNK STORE We arc phowing some special values this week in Trunks and Travallaf Bags 30TTEV Offers Junior collrne and r-rernratory course. Excellent couraea In Art and Jxoreaalon. prmr.tlo Hclence unumiallv Urorf.

In e.uiit building-. fON-HVaTOHV O' Bl'lKV Faculty rei rtsentlntf such center a rVrllo. part i.elpslq and Uhent. Modern pqulnment. Outdoor sport.

Remarkable health record. Meal Christian Jiome, Reason)) rates for advantage offered. v.rou a i i A FEW-OF OUR SUIT CASE LINE 24-inch Leatherette Suit 24-inch Pegamond Suit Case $3.00 24-inch Solid Leather Suit Case. 24-inch Best Leather Suit Case. TRUNKS 10-Inch Waterproof Canvas, steal (2-lDch Heavy Dock, Yale lock, steel bound 95X0 It-Inch Heavy Dock, brass: bound It-inch Extra Heavy Duck, with straps, brass bound $10-00 10-inch Steamer Trunk, braes bound $BJW M-lnch Extra Strong Steamer Trunks $840 Tha Flrat School Id WsatJ r'liuHT rulveralty araduate.

lvepittatl.irt fur eolleffe. Weat Point of Hfl't MoiirMil for aona of Bwt noaalhle dUrlpllne fur rbaraorrr ImtMtr.ir. Hupervlalon day and nlaht. Lake of 60 acres eon-Irulld ei-i'lnKlvaly lir cad eta. l-iri new loaned hr toe for element of aeaia anMhtp.

Kwliainloa. t-nwlny anj flKhlntc. Athletlea lunl-T mlllta.7 department. Nnnaei'tarlan. lCleinenu of ca.tlry.

Spacloua fruiuiila. Cniuntodtwis InUld Inrni. Old ptiona I'rof. Wealar t'tarork, 'b of Oaiirgla, rrealiteut; Col. Goonro LeRoy Eroara, V.

ft. retired. Superintendent; Hal. Lureuio I. Danleon.

t'. 8. retired, Oimniauilaat; Lieut. C. C.

Todd, U. B. retlrad. Becmarr. (Addm tlw rrwldeat.l We also have the very best Wardrobe Trunks, Bureau Trunks, and Steamer Trunks to be had anywhere, at very low prices.

Call and see our line or send for catalogue ana price list THC: MULHOLLAND SCHOOL FOH CIWU8 SAN ANTONIO. TBXA8. 2VCNTHNTH ANNUAL SESSION PPENS WKO'OAY, SIPTEMSCrl 14, 1010. Auldated wltu tar I Hi v. rally u( irtit.

Ita xradiiatae iwtlvra at Wellei.v and Vaanar I'htnt rramtnatlne. C'leiblnea mental and moral tea Id lay with an ideal horn Ufa. lame ad ipaekma, built eepeclallr for aehool niinwae and wltb all tlM eontaaleace I aiinlntuirnt a ele-unt lymie. I nimial nrinortnnltle for adranced work In lansuaK, art. elueutlon.

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