Biggest Economical Event Opens in San Antonio at 9 AM
Promptly at 9 o clock Tuesday Morning Our Store Doors Open To the Biggest Economical Event Ever Known to San Antonio. Most wonderful saving opportunities. Bigger and better bargains than ever offered before. The merchandise offered will be the most desirable in every respect. Loom Ends and the overproduction of the loading mills and factories, not out of season and inferior in quality, but goods of the highest grade at such deep price cutting and slashing as has never been known in this city. A partial list of bargains follow.
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San Antonio
New Years Eve Ball Plans and City Notes
City reports show William Bedell selling his insurance business stake and joining Guarantee Shoe Company. City Collector Willemain notes 1095.88 collected for week ending December 30 with 33846 poll taxes to date. The Istxican Union Society plans a hall celebration at Pecos and Matamoras. Mayor Callaghan hunted yesterday. two lost children were found and reunited with their parents. A baby boy was born on Layser street. Pureka Bowling Club hosts a New Year’s Eve ball at Mission Garden on December 31 with tickets 50 cents per couple and ladies free.
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Beethoven Hall
Artat’s
William Bedell
Isurance
Guarantee Shoe Company
Willemain
Sam Houston
Turner Hall
Theo Artzt
Istxican Union Society
Pecos
Matamoras
Callaghan
Commerce Street
New Braunfels Avenue
F. F. F. Social Club New Year Ball Tonight
The F. F. F. Social club hosts its annual sylvester ball at Beethoven hall tonight with elaborate supper and all night dancing. Theo Artzt and assistants will entertain as guests ring out the old year and welcome the new. Tickets available from members or at the door.
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Sylvester
Beethoven Hall
Theo
Artzt
Bhelsey Undertaking New Phone Details
A brief notice lists a new phone number 971 and an old number 994 under Bhelsey's undertaking. The fragment provides no further context or actions.
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Bhelsey Undertaking
Notable Visitors and Departures Across City Hotels
Captain William Holt returns to New Orleans to resume army duties after holiday with family. Professor Faupel of Beeville visits en route to Boerne to see his son Robert. K. C. Gillet of Range arrives at Mahneke Co. T. M. and T. J. O Connor of Victoria stay at Mahneke. Co Bond of Fort Worth and August Werner arrive from New Braunfels. Mrs. Jane Whittsett of Floresville also checks in at Mahneke. J. R. Mayhew and wife from El Paso are lodging at Mahneke for a few days.
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William Holt
New Orleans
Army
Professor Faupel
Beeville
Boerne
Robert
K. C. Gillet
Range
Tex
Mahneke
T. M
Victoria
Texas
Mahneke, Co. Co
Alamo City
Jane Whittsett
Floresville
J. R. Mayhew
el Paso
Noted visitor spends winter in San Antonio at Menger hotel
L L. E. Campbell and wife of Denver are in the city for the season and guests at the Menger hotel. Campbell is well known here for having built the post buildings at Fort Sam Houston about twenty-two years ago and maintains strong Colorado interests.
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Ll. E. Campbell
Denver
Cole
Menger
Campbell
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Colorado
Contracts awarded for state institutions in Texas
State Purchasing Agent Anderson awarded eight month contracts for packing house products to the Houston Packing Company for the Orphans' Home at Corsicana and the Austin institution. Bacon, belts, and breakfast items were contracted at rates around ten percent above cost.
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Austin
Tex
Anderson
Houston Facking
Orphans
Home
Corsicana
Austin Instituté
Southwestern
Contracts Now In Force For North Texas Insane Asylum
Contracts are now in force for furnishing the North Texas Insane asylum and the Epileptic colony. The specifying details and parties involved are listed in the procurement notice.
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North
Texas Insane
Trinity Valley Railway Pays Tax Under Love Law
The Trinity Valley Southwestern Railway company paid $256 to the treasury as tax and ten percent penalty on gross receipts for the year ending June 30 1905 under the Love bill. The road did not contest the payment due to the small amount involved. I announce a move to larger quarters at 218 East Commerce Street to better serve patrons. JOHN D. CONNELLY Dynamo and motor expert. Suitable wedding and holiday gifts available from E. D. Thomas Jeweler on Commerce Street.
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Austin
Tex
Trinity Valley Southwestern” Railway Company
East Commerce Street
John D. Connelly
Dynamo & Motor Expert
Social Club Gives New Year's Dance at Turkey Hall
Albert Schiebel and Annie Schaub led the grand march as about 200 guests filled the great ballroom for the 8S 8S Social club New Year's ball. The crowd danced from opening to close, sharing wishes for joy and prosperity in the year ahead.
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Albert Schiebel
Annie Schaub
Turkey Hall
Smashed Street Car Window on Austin Street
Yesterday afternoon car No 7 traveling from Government Mil to the city struck a furniture wagon on Austin street breaking a glass window. Glass scattered causing alarm but no injuries among passengers reported. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised. Suset Stables Pholles 212 and J T Burnett & Co undertakers mentioned.
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Government
Mil
Austin Street
Railroad to Texas Pine Forests Planned in Texas
Special to The Light Houston reports John H. Kirby of Houston filed at Austin for a charter to build a railroad about eighty miles long from Burris Ferry in Jasper County through Rockland to Chester. The line will cross several major lines and serves forest utilization, with plans to start within thirty months.
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Houston
Tex
Austin
John’ H. Kirby
Burris Ferry
Jasper County
Rockland
Chester
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Katy
International & Great Norther
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Tae Ik
Women’s Union
Mennen’s Tal
Peter Thompson
GREEN
Ennioner Ee
City News
BF. F
Beethoven
Artat
F. F. F. Beethoven
T. V. S. Railway
E. D. Thomas
Hood
Suset
Pholles
J. T. Burnett & Uc
Anes
Ae Mile
Bylvester Ball
Beethoven el Pee
Arrat Yausie
J. T Burnett & Go
Uncertakera
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