Open Bids for Mail Route Equipment and Bond
Open bids tomorrow at 3 pm for furnishing 14 horses wagon and harness for city mail routes. Bid opening at the point, Port master J J Stevens may award then. Contract starts March 1 with a 7000 bond and $300 certified check per bid. Mose Harris Goes West. Internal Revenue collector leaves February 3 for trips to New Mexico. office closed until March 1. taxpayers urged to file reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Ofles
J. J. Stevens
Mose Harris
Mate Harris
Iternal Revenue
New Mexico
Aux Dows
Hunger gnaws lads who would be jockeys
Alfred French, a colored porter at the Southern Hotel, found three hungry boys on Main avenue. The oldest is 13 and they said they left Denver, Colorado, hoping to reach New Orleans to become jockeys. French and his wife fed them and housed them at 513 Mary avenue before they left, claiming they intended to continue their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred French
Hetel
Main Avenue
Denver Col
New Orleans
Denver
Hig
Mary Avenue
Mecca
Liem
Railroad men visit city as officials change hands
D W Cooke general traffic manager Erie system Chicago. M D Ball traveling Passenger agent Mary at Lap. W Q Fitch former assistant to W F Sheridan general superintendent Mexican International en route to Louisville for new post. Fitch announces premium at Benton Quick passenger and ticket agent St Joseph Mo to general baggage agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
City
D. W. Cooke
Erie System
Chicago
4. M. Ball
Mary
Datlap
W. Q. Fitch
W. F. Sharidan
Mexican International
Louisville
Wr. Sheridan
L. & N. Railroad
W. J. Fitch
Minson
Benton Quick
Mie
St Joseph
G F. Lechley
Bl Joseph
Garland Clairvoyant Observation Car Delivers Strong Take
The observation car inaugurated by the San Antonio Traction company carried visitors from the federal building at 9 50 in the morning to a gala at 2 20 in the afternoon. It ran two trips daily, despite chilling winds and near freezing temperatures, drawing near capacity passengers on each ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Traction Company
Federal Building
Prineinal Palais
Intrest
Carnival Board Meets Today at International Club
A meeting of the directors and advisory board of the Spring Carnival and Battle of Flowers association will be held at 4 PM this afternoon at the International Club to outline a preliminary festival program and discuss other matters. President George Leroy Brown urges full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Flowers Association
International Club
George Leroy Brown
Deaths From Appendicitis Warns Against Constipation
A renowned hospital matron warns families to prevent constipation to avoid severe illnesses including appendicitis. She endorses a patent remedy mix with aromatic fluid and rhubarb, giving dosing guidance for adults and children after meals, claiming it safely cures chronic constipation with no adverse effects.
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of Ger
Avery
Vicious dog maims seven year old boy
The one year old son of Antonio Rendon, a San Antonio Traction conductor, was badly bitten by a vicious dog at Guadaloupe and Trinity Streets. The dog, owned by Adeline Bolin, was kept in a yard by her grocery store. a court hearing was continued to tomorrow. The boy remains fevered from injuries and neighbors urge action on stray dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio R. Rendon
San Antonio Traction Company
Guadaloupe
Trinity St
Adeline, Bolin
Laul Guadaloupe Street
Shipl
Funeral Notice for Serge Hudson in San Antonio
Funeral services for Serge Hudson were set for February 4 at 8:45 a.m. from the residence at 191 Santa Clara Street and 9 a.m. mass at St Mary’s Church, with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Serge Hudson
San Antonio
D'Elack A
George V
Marya Comelery
Tae Ae
Frank Wilson
Caracul Cloth Goats Popular in Seasonal Sale
A fragment describes caracul cloth goats being popular this season with surprising price reductions. It notes cloth and hats neatly trimmed, priced at 7.50 after a cut from 15, and mentions short capes or coverings beneath the garments. The text is garbled but centers on a sale of fabric items with notable markdowns.
Masked Children Delight at Local Ball
The Cesino hall hosted a bustling children’s masquerade ball by the Cusino association Saturday night. Over 100 youngsters danced in original costumes representing clowns bo peeps and other characters. At 7 pm they moved to the banquet hall for refreshments before continuing to 1 30 am.
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Cesino Hall
Cusino Association
Mesdames
Otto Keebler
Charles Hummel
H. Boerner
V. Wilkerts
Ao A. Gnissisi
Local Frederickshoro guests visit San Antonio residents
Dr and Mrs John Fr Morton recently arrived from Frederickshoro are guests of San Antonio residents at 195 San Pedro Place with Morton’s sister Miss McKinson and Rev H A McKingon of the Little Rock conference remaining for several months rest after 60 years of Methodist ministry. The piece notes a social at 1712 Worth Olive Street and other neighborhood events including a Masonic temple meeting and various social club gatherings with numerous attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FR. Morton
Frederickshoro
San Antoin
San Pedro Place
Morton
Miss McKinson
H. AD. McKingon
Little Rock
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments in San Antonio
A compilation of visitors and residents in San Antonio includes iW Whaly from Enewocan a guest at the Southern on business, Bretfler and wife from St Charles sightseeing, IL C McAuley from Gonzales registered at the Southern, BH Wilt of Bagie Pass and J T McCorkle of Spofford on business. Clayton Morris, owner of Morris rams, visited to place another asset in a military academy, predicting a strong season for the ranch. Edward Buckley attended his wife Mrs Buckley’s funeral in Eagle Pass. his party departed after quiet services. The Nagrett of the general passenger department of the SA&AP railroad left for Fort Worth to review rate sheets. L W Barnest of the San Antonio de Aransas Pass railroad heads to headquarters tomorrow. Muwnzonhanger, National Trees of Mexico official, returns from a business trip to Gilveaton. Deputy US Marshal Lancaster leaves for Del Rio on case work, returning later. Mrs Graben plans to return from Kemah after funeral of her mother MrsTrandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw Whaly
Sen Marcos
A. Bretfler
St. Charles
San Antid
C. McAuleb
Gonzales
BH. Wilt
Bagie Pass
J. T. McCorilek
Edward Buckley
Eagle Pass
Buckley A
Alia
San Antonio T
Lilo
Telefe
Rapterritory
Muwnzonhanger
Trios of
Mexico
Gilveaton
United States
Marstid
Lancaster
del Tin
Bel Rio
8. Trandall
The Woman Beautiful A Littl Sermon on Slang by Women
A 19th century column answers readers on slang use by women and beauty questions. It urges women to avoid slang, dress well, and advertise good breeding. It offers cosmetic tips from powders to henna and hair care, with practical advice on daily routines and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.G. S
Mies
Niles
Successful Dance at Turner Ball by Golden Leaf Leeds Club
The Golden Leaf Leeds club hosted a Saturday night dance for members and guests at Turner ball. About dozens of couples enjoyed the hospitality and danced past midnight after the orchestra finished playing Home Sweet Home, with attendees expressing pleasure at the evening’s enjoyment. Porinoity on an 1874 Automobile free with a 36¢ purchase offered by J. T Burmatt & Co Undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Leaf
Leeds
Turner Ball
Sweet Home
Thamselves Ag
Peel Kilh
Avery
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Grand Opera House
Joses
East Ynni
Anna
Youna
Daniel
Mile
Bertha Roy
Plantet
Herr Lide Pillce Schwab
Rische
Mpire
ELITE
Gor
Soledad
Mary Plage
Kubelik
Prigate
Oceanic
Jan Kubelik Company
Ring Uy
N. Flores St
Phony
F. A. Ghara
Taxaa
Bond's
Houston St
Julius Freimuth
Alamo Trunk Factory
A. Fuller
Firet-Claas
Naw
Harris Bes Tien
Highland Gun Glub
We Artz
Railkroad Promotion
Garland
Clairvoyant
Hoyston
Losoya St
Aeggitree
Laager
Sadie Street
Aligbus
Attwater
H. P. Attwater
Southern Pacific Railroad
Learo
Houson
Department Hy
Riliread
Hma
Polles Corce
Pollae
Qinssky Hall
Januarry
United States Weather Bureau
Toles
Frank Willism
Wisny
Dram
Ali
Garza
Ami
Neeré
Andre Buckley
Wilson
Florence Shelles
L. Roper
J. Garza
J. Shafer
M. King
A. Small
FL Pane
BE. Brim
F. Smal
L. Schoper
M. Moore
Mary Shielis K. McClue
F. Shielis
Mabel Shields
Margaret Shielis
Capt. Burtseheli
Capt. Bogat
Catet Patton
Catet
Masonic Temple
Crockett and
Losoya Streets
John Dvans
Maple Street
Uvalde
Genevieve Scoll
San Petro Avenue
University At Austin
Dora
Neill
Mary King
King’s Ranches
Edwin Chadberlain
Flecert Queen
Chaw Chow
May Laren
Nathalie Gould
Mle Cope
Eugenia Lankford
Nemadames
Frank Filels
Oren Kirkpatrick
Walker Tipscomb
Brooks
Tow Jarrell
Richardroog
Lou's Selo
Wallase Collier
Geelle Haas
Harmony Bridge
Cnb
Agnes Schases
Dwyer
Seguin
Alfred C. McDaniel
Daniel A “Sullivan
Tomorrew
Restivare
Charles Ogden
San Peden Placa
Mish Ffplen Katin
As. Borer Campbell
Lee Ranson
Daniel G. Sullivan
Mittin Stront
Mica Nina Hooper
Ansiin
Aimog Graves
Mies En Reed
House of Values
Thos,goggan &Bros
Houston and
Navarro Sts
Arama
Reate
Mandy
Silas
Clara
Willy
BIS
Mae
Anion
Si Antonia
Tole
Beauty Shop
Navarro Street
Aston
Miss
Aieda Engelkardt
THE
British Electric Institute
L. M. Slark, Ei Fen San A Ettonto
Chambers
Maraton
Navarra
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