Puts Liver and Bowels in Condition With Hot Springs Buttons
Puts liver and bowels in condition. Suitable for young and old and both sexes. Hot Springs Liver Buttons ease constipation and biliousness, cleanse the liver, relieve dizziness and headaches, improve skin, and act as a mild tonic. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. samples free from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Riverside Restaurant Sells Budget Dinners Tonight and Tomorrow
A Big Chicken tonight and an Old-Fashioned ricecued Pig Dinner tomorrow at the Riverside Restaurant. Meals priced at 25 cents.
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Riverside
San Antonio to Buy New School Books for Term
About 14 000 public school children will purchase new text books for the term starting Monday at a cost near 30000 dollars. The state board of education plans a complete change in the curriculum by September. Most students were marked passed, and schools face crowded conditions with desks and space in short supply.
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San Antonio
State Board of Education
Main Avenue
Riverside Place
Brooklyn Avenue
Riverside School
Garden Street
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Darkening
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims the tonic removes dandruff and stops itching, with home or drugstore options and warnings against high sulphur content in competitor products.
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Wyeth
Death of Mrs. Anita Withers Russell in San Antonio
Mrs Anita Withers Russell wife of Robert Reid Russell died at her home 335 West Woodlawn avenue around 10 p m after six months illness She was 38 The funeral will be at 9 30 a m Saturday from the residence and 10 a m from St Marys Church Interment in St Marys cemetery She was born in San Antonio educated at Ursuline and St Marys Austin She traveled Europe with her brother and later with her husband Survived by husband five children a sister and a brother Also a Brom O Quinine advertisement appears at end
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Anita Withers Russell
Robert Reid Russell
West Woodlawn Avenue
Russell
San Antonio
St. Mary’s Church
Father Antoine
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ursuline Academy
St. Mary's Academy
Austin
Europe
Robert Lee Withers
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Edinburgh
EB. B. Chandler
Robert Reid Russell Jr
John Withers Russell
Chandler Russell
Arthur Clement Russell
Madeline Russell
Josephine L. Bulliss
Former San Antonio resident revisits city in Houston visit
SEES CHANGES IN CITY F. E. Fisher, former superintendent of the Chicago Ottawa and Peoria Railway and ex Union News Company official, travels with Mrs. Fisher from Joliet Illinois. He recalls San Antonio as a wide open village with open gambling and flourishing old places now razed for progress. He plans to visit Houston and other cities before returning home.
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F. E. Fisher
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria Railway
San Antonio
Fisher
Union News Company
Pacific Express Company
Houston
Joliet
Ill
R. Neill Campbell
Road route chosen to bypass two dangerous crossings
County Judge James R. Davis and Commissioner Charles X. Gurrett with Land and Tax Commissioner George E. Chamberlain surveyed Leon Springs to determine the new line for the Sap Railroad. The Sap road agrees to grant right of way allowing the county road to run on the west side, removing two grade crossings.
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Fredericksburg
Sap
Leon Springs
James R. Davis
Charles X. Gurrett
George E. Chamberlain
Sap Railroad
Obituary notices and funeral plans from San Antonio
Obituaries report James L. Autrey 66 Confederate veteran and Autrey Transfer Co. owner died at 2122 West Houston. Widow and five sons plus four daughters survive. Funeral 8 p.m. from residence. burial Odd Fellows Cemetery. Also notices Sloan family grieving granddaughter Samuelia Sloan in Fort Worth. Keene 83 German-born, died at West Mistletoe. body to be sent to Moline Ill. for burial. Legler 77 with funeral Saturday at 3 from 1624 Durango. Lutheran church burial in new cemetery. Local ad notes Big Chicken and Old-fashioned barbecue restaurant with 25c meals.
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Autrey
James L. Autrey
Autrey Transfer Company
West
Houston Street
Alabama
San Antonio
Max
Gus
George
Dennie
Lena Mills
This City
Della Gillette
Shreveport
Minnie Brauley
Bakersfield
Cat
Beulah Munier
Denison
Texas
Odd Fellows
Hyde Trial Postponed Again In Swope Murder Case
Kansas City January 31 The trial of Dr Hyde for the murder of Col Swope was further postponed until Monday due to the illness of Juror C V Higgins.
Fatal burns in kitchen fire at Dr Barnitz home
Mary Bridget, 20, a negro servant, died from severe burns after her clothing caught fire from a charcoal furnace used in ironing at Dr H D Barnitz 301 Warren Street. Mrs Barnitz and her daughter Willie Barnitz sustained injuries trying to extinguish the flames. Firemen treated the victims as the victim was taken to Santa Rosa hospital. A fire alarm interrupted the scene. Also notes a $100000 exhibit of diamond jewelry at Hertzberg's tomorrow 10 am to 4 pm and Riebe Undertaking Co auto ambulance service 221 E Commerce.
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H. D. Barnitz
Mary Bridget
Warren Street
Aldape Brother Released After Bond in Conspiracy Case
Miguel Garza Aldape was released on bond after arrest in New York on a conspiracy charge to violate U S neutrality laws. His brother Manuel Garza Aldape, already out on bond, expects Miguel to travel to San Antonio.
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Miguel Aldape
Manuel Garza Aldape
United States
Miguel Garza Aldape
New York
San Antonio
Prospect Hill Club to Host Special Good Roads Program
Prospect Hill Improvement Club meets tonight at Crockett public school West Commerce street. George D. Marshall and D. Colp will speak on road improvement. Women members will entertain after the business session in honor of Mrs. Marshall. Refreshments will be served.
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Prospect Hill Club
Prospect Hill Improvement Club
Crockett Public School
West Commerce Street
George D. Marshall
D. Colp
Good Roads Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Provement Club
Full dress review at Fort Sam Houston observers Third Cavalry
A full dress review was held at Fort Sam Houston this morning the first in over two years. Troops from the Third Cavalry and one battery of the Third Artillery participated under command of Colonel A. Sturgess with Colonel C. G. Treat and Colonel H. Scott reviewing.
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Fort Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
Third Artillery
C. G. Treat
A. Sturgess
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted by Local Drug Store
A. M. Fischer's drug store touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation sour stomach and lazy liver. It claims to be a milder alternative to calomel with no harmful after effects and offers a money back guarantee. Large bottle priced at 50 cents with a money back pledge.
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A. M. Fischer
Dodson
A. M. Fishber
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WHISENANT _DRUGS Junior Office
Whisenant
Congress
Wichita
Kas
John L. Powell
Charles Rees
Rees
Houston St
Homer
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
Edwin Clapp
Frank Brothers
Edwin Glapp
Frank Bros
Can
Parcel Postace
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Ghristy’s
Fletcher
East Houston St
St. Mary St. & Bridge
E. W. Grove
Resino
Resipol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Hertzberg’s
Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance
Commerce
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
East
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