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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1911

Page

11

Grand Leader Seizes Low Price Men’s Clothing Stock

The Grand Leader bought a large portion of a Cincinnati manufacturer’s high class line of men’s clothing going out of business and offers the stock at an extremely low price to quickly dispose of it. The deal aims to share the profit with buyers, promising similar bargains on remaining stock.

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Whirlwind campaign for San Antonio railroad stock

Subscriptions to a San Antonio to Brownsville railroad raise over 300000 as the committee of 100 presses a final three week push to reach the 500000 goal by April 1. Five percent of funds drawn early will finance a two dozen businessmen panel while bonuses and construction feasibility decide the rest. A broad coalition including Real Estate Exchange Retail Merchants Air Association and International Club drives the drive with a long list of notable subscribers.

Committee of 100 San Antonio Brownsville Committee of Citien Co Company Sekton Outline Pesto Real Estate Exchange Retail Merchants’ Association The Air Association International Club George W. West Edwin Chamberlain Harry Hyman Frost Brothers H. P. Hilliard Vaughan Lumber Co Elizabeth Moore Eleanor Stribling G. A. Stowers FP. L. Towne Thos. B. Palfrey BR. Schaffer W. B. Tuttle Nicholson, Furnish & Smith Wolff & Marx Co H. P. Drought E. B

A Mother's Safeguard for Coughs and Colds

Foley's Honey and Tar for children is touted as best and safest for coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchitis. Bexar Drug Co.

Foley Bexar Drug Co

Burial Permits for Local Residents

Burial permits issued for C. R. Boles aged 56 who died March 10 on San Jose road, Mrs. Willie Henderson aged 48 who died March 11 at Baylor hospital, and Petra Aranbula aged 83 who died March 9 on Diaz avenue.

C. R. Boles San Jose Road Willie ©. Henderson Baylor

George West backs Brownsville road with stock and bonus

George W. West subscribes for 100000 dollars in the San Antonio to Brownsville railroad project and plans a bonus of about 350000 dollars on his Live Oak county ranch. He promotes the route's riches from artesian water to natural gas and lignite, urging San Antonio businessmen to back the venture while keeping a low public profile.

George W. West San Antonio Brownsville Mr. West West Navarro Street Houston Dallas Texas Theromong Ate Et Ounett Erty W. B. Phillips United States

Charity appeal and a royal lookalike in a clipped description

A Salvation Army relief request seeks cast-off goods through Adjutant Andrus at 108 California St. The article presents a vivid description of a short man in ermine and his queen, with mentions of a New York Pulitzer prize.

Sadvation Army Andrus California St Pulitzer New York

Roosevelt to Decide on Reviewing Troops at Fort Sam Houston

Theodore Roosevelt may review the assembled troops at Fort Sam Houston during his San Antonio visit. Arrival is set for 8 30 tonight with a detailed reception featuring a 21 gun salute and a guard of honor.

Theodore Roosevelt Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Mr. Roosevelt Austin Roosevelt Byre San Antoni Roosevelt Katy Sunset-Katy Rough Riders United Spanish War Veterans Bryan Callaghar John H. James W. S. Fly H. H. Neill Court of Appeals A. W. Seeligson J. L. Camp Edward Dwyer John J. Stevens Civil Service Phil Shook George W. Huntress Joseph W. Duncan Army Jake Wolff George B. Taliaferro Menger Hotel

S-Drops advertised relief for rheumatism and neuralgia

Patient testimonials from F L Jones of Cutler Ohio Ernst of Bethel Kansas J W of Columbia South Carolina Miss Nellie Bell of Tulls North Carolina and others claim rapid relief and cure from rheumatism neuralgia and related pains after using S-Drops. The ads state the remedy costs 1 per bottle and is sold by druggists or prepaid by mail.

F.L. Jones Cutler Ohio Ernst Bethel Kans Nellie V. Bell Tulls N. C Pune

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