San Antonio Daily Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 158, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 7, 1895 Page: 8 of 8
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SUNDAY ■uLY 7 1895
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LIGHT ILASHES.
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—lf San AqKnio whisky dis-
colors your oße change your
drinks to hot Btw>hur water.
—Hose Hoseß anv price. Ala-
mo Iron WorkAity office. 428 tf
—lf you haveSorns and bunions
try Dr. ShackStt’s hot sulphur
water.
—Ring up 67(| for cheapest hose
in the city. I 428 »f
—lf your held feels too big for
your hat try a mot sulphur bath.
—Pumps wfldmills and any-
thing needed on a farm or ranch at
the Alamo Irion Works corner
Houston and fit. Mary’s streets.
4 28 tf
—The Hot Sulphur Wells park
is one of the nicest places around
San Antonio to hold a picnic.
—Lawn Mowers—only the best
at the Alamo Iron Works city .of-
fice. / 4 28 tf
—The July number of the Na-
tional Liquor Dealer will be out in
a few days.
—Our city office—cor. Houston
and St. Mary’s streets Alamo Iron
Works. 4 28 tf
—Don’t let your advertisement
in the paper become stale. Change
it occasionally.
—For your architectural iron
work call on the Alamo Iron
Works. 4 28 tf
—lf It is hot in town this after-
noon take a ride on the big electric
car to West End and cool off.
—Lawn Wowers—all sizes and
prices Alamo Iron Works city of-
fice. 4 28 tf
—G. Giorda makes the right
kind of brick but it is not known
whether be has “pull” enough to
get them In the sewers.
-—Our city office—cor. Houston
and St. Mary’s streets. Alamo Iron
Works. 4 28 tf
County Attorney Bart Dewitt
returned from Corpus Christi last
night.
—Only a few more $1.95 rockers
left. 7-5-tf
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
—Leaf Social club colored will
have a picnic and dance at San
Pedro Park next Thursday.
—Edgewood and Paxton’s pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon
407 Main plazaJ 4 20 tf
—The fair directors will have
another meet it* to-morrow after-
noon. J
. \to®oan six per cent
did not r 8 t|me
K W * DARY & Co *
oo m uch “Crose the
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e a hot sulphur
iing Beds cribs and
7-5-tf
as Furniture Co.
Board of 11. alt li
building of a large
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at the C >U’.' I 'll. ’
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.y picnic.
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a !'frow. u :• l :>-ta'
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111111111 l A’ Seiimelt.'T cem-
live in a dilapidated
you can get the money
it and pay only G „ in-
SBest. Money loaned on home-
for improvements*; inter-
J. W. Dary & Co.
■■ 6 30 4t
■-Question for the city attorney :
not an aiderman have to be
estate property owner in the
Ward in which he lives or is it
। property if he owns a saloon in
| some other ward.
■ V-Carl Beck’s grand military
concert at Muth’s garden Sunday
night 8 :30. 7 6 2t
—The Pine Street Presbyterian
church congregation gave a very
successful ice cream festival at the
church last night.
—Carl Beck’s grand military
concert.at Muth’s garden Sunday
night Bp3o. 7 6 2t
Mail Carrier McKeon is the
father of a fine boy newly arrived.
—Carl Beck’s grand military
concert at Muth’s garden Sunday
night 8:30. 7 6 2t
—Friday last the little 5-year-
old daughter of Moritz Ludwig
No. 423 South Olive street stepped
on an upturned rake in the yard
and one of the sharp teeth pene-
trated her foot. The wound in-
flamed and she is now in a pre-
casion condition.
—Duck suits in all colors prices
reduced for Monday’s sale.
82t The tIWK Millinery Co.
—Fan day Monday at
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—Colonel G. W. Todd one of the
wealthiest stockmen of West Texas
is in the city from Spafford and is
quartered at the Mahncke.
—Hats at any price Monday and
Tuesday.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—Two sewing machine agents
had a fight on Third street last Fri-
day and one had his nose broken.
No arrests.
—No reasonable offer refused for
hats Monday and Tuesday at
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—The City Drummers and Mer-
chants will play ball at the Bprings
this morning at 8 o’clock. Mac.
Herndon will be the umpire; Louis
Schmidt official scorer; Henry
Marshal) captain for the Drum-
mers; Ferd. Bchaetzler captain
for the Merchants.
—Leghorn flats extra fine worth
$2.00 and $2.50 $l.OO for Monday
only.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—The Gilt Edge Social club sur-
prised Miss Lottie Brastford last
night by giving a merry party at
her residence on Lafitte street.
—Chip fiats all colors reduced
from $1.50 to 50« Monday and Tues-
day.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—There will bean entertainment
given at Nebraska street church
East End on Wednesday July 10th.
Everybody cordially invited.
—Trimmed hats for all at your
own price Monday and Tuesday at
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—The Fourth of July was
pleasantly celebrated at the beauti-
ful residence of Mr. Aug. Rechen-
tbin on San Marcos street by a
jolly party of young people.
—Children’s suits former price
$2.75 to $3.50 Monday your choice
at $2.00.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—The West end part of the third
ward are endeavoring to induce
Col. Fred. Kerble to become an
aiderman candidate in this ward.
—Every lady should take ad-
vantage of this great sacrifice sale
Monday and Tuesday. 1000 assort-
ed trimmed hats for one-quarter of
their value.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—The sewer committee have not
yet made their report on the Kuef-
ner imbrolio. Chairman Beck-
man is of the opinion that Mr.
Trueheart should be sustained in
the position be has taken.
—Ladies take advantage of our
special sale in Duck Suits and
House Wrappers Shirt Waists
etc. Monday at
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
—A horse broke a buggy on West
Houston street yesterday afternoon
by turning suddenly into the side-
walk.
—Ladies for Monday we offer 50
dozen excellent black hose Ethi-
opian dye worth 40? at 25v a pair
3 pairs to one customer.
8 2t The Moke Millinery Co.
The Misses Minnie Nannie and
Amelie Goodman left for home
(Austin) Thursday evening at 8
o’clock over the International after
spending three weeks in the Ala-
mo City. They were guests of Mrs.
Steubing on Goliad street.
—See the upholstered parlor suit
with oak frame at $17.50 in our
show window.
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
76tf
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephenson
have gone to Gainesville on a visit.
—Having gotten in a few cars of
mixed goods on the recent cut
freight rates we can save you 10%
on your purchase.
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
7 6 tf
Mr. W. F. Gohlke returned yes-
terday from Moore station. He
says watermelons are so cheap
there that he say a load of fine
melons 21 in number sell for 25
cents a little over one cent a plecef
The market price for melons was
two for a nickle.
—Bed lounges with removable
cotton mattresses at
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
76 tf
—The tax collections for the city
for the week of June 23d to 30th
were $14801.45. This was about
all paid out on warrants and in the
settlement of taxes by exchange of
accounts.
—Solid oak roll top office desks
$lB.
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
76 tf
—Detective George Shoaf lost a
valuable diamond scarf pin Friday
night containing a cluster of six-
teen stones. He will pay a liberal
reward for its return.
—We will sell you hose cheaper
than anybody in the city. If you
don’t belieue It come and we will
convince you. Alamo Iron Works
city office. 4 28 tf
Mrs. M. Struve and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ed. Schunke leave today
for a visit to Boerne for the bene-
fit of the younger lady’s health.
—Ozonate Lithia cures kidney
troubles and rheumatism. Ask
your phvsician for particulars.
6 9 tf
Mies Laura Burchfield who has
been in this city for the past eight
months for her health has gone to
Boerne for several weeks before
returning to her home in Ken-
tucky.
Mr. Dave Scrivner a young busi-
ness man of Rockport is in tbe
city visiting jrfHHhat he ha9 | o
—The most complete stock of
Furniture and house furnishing
goods in San Antonio is shown at
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
7-5-tf
—Ladies do not fail to attend the
Viavi lecture at Y. M. C. A. hall
Chandler Building corner Losoya
and Crockett streets on Tuesday
July 9th at 4 p. m. by Miss R. F.
Hall of San Francisco. Subject—
The Secret of Happiness.
—Mrs. Rhodie Noah of this
place was taken in tbe night with
cramping pains and the next day
diarrhoea set in. She took half a
bottle of blackberry cordial but
got no relief. She then sent to me
to see it I had anything that would
help her. I sent her a bottle of
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and the first
dose relieved her. Another of our
neighbors had been sick for about
a week and had tried different
remedies for diarrhoea but kept
getting worse. I sent him this
same remedy. Only four doses of
if were required to cure him. He
says he ows bls recovery to this
wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mary
Sibley Sidney Mlc. For sale by
E. Reuss druggist San Antonio
Texas. s tf
—Sheriff John P. Campbell will
leave for Waco tomorrow to attend
of the sheriffs to be held
in that city.
Homes built and sold on month-
ly payments $13.40 per month buys
your home costing $lOOO.
6.30-tf J. W. Dary & Co.
—Crip says the ball game yester-
day is bait for the “rooters” this
afternoon.
—A few of those 5-piece reed par-
lor suits left. They are selling fast
at $13.85. 7-5-tf
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co.
—Captain L. Hogin of Freder-
icksburg is in the city getting up
a catalogue for the Gillespie coun-
ty fair. He is quartered at the
Mahncke.
—Buck Hice will resign his job
as assistant market master when
he is elected aiderman for the
Third ward.
—Bee Keller and sister of Ma-
rion are at the Mahncke.
—ln the vicinity of Boquet
Westmoreland Co. Pa. almost any
one can tell you how to cure a lame
back or stiff neck. They dampen a
piece of flannel with Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm and bind it on
the affected parts and in one or
two days the trouble has disap-
peared. This same treatment will
promptly cure a pain in the side or
chest. Mr. E. M. Frye a promi-
nent merchant of Boquet speaks
very highly of Pain Balm and his
recommendations have had much
to do with making it popular
there. For sale by E. Reuss drug-
gist San Antonio Texas. s tf
DIAMOND DOTS.
San Antonio 24 Austin 6.
A merry feast of basehits.
“Brownie” Chamberlain against
“Eddie” Feehan today.
“Our Fritz Schmidt is a bitter
from tbe heart.
“Danny” Dolan is the boy. And
the way he hit!
Now steady boys and play ball
from the jump.
Five hundred rooters saw the
Missionaries annihilate Briggance.
Hits: San Antonio 25 Austin 7.
Miller in right field is playing a
brilliant game and his bitting is
also timely.
Teddy Mcßride is the most pop-
ular ball player in the league.
San Antonio’s per cent in the
race is 363.
Everybody in the game. Must
take two from Fort Worth and two
from Dallas.
San Antonio has been defeated
time an again but never as bad as
the Senators got it yesterday.
Officers Elected.
The LaSalle Mivnnerchor have
elected the following new officers:
President—Louis Stachelhausen.
Vice-president—Oswald Actzehn.
Secretary—lvan Hofeld.
Treasurer—R. Ruediger.
Librarian—A. Moehrig.
Finance committee—E. Hahn-
dorf C. F. Meyer.
VIAVI FREE ILLUSTRATED LEO-
TUBE
The ladies who were present at
the able lecture of Miss R. F. Hall
of San Francisco Wednesday after-
noon will be delighted to know
that she will lecture again at 4 p.
m. on Tuesday July 9th at Y. M.
C. A. hall Chandler building cor-
ner Losoya and Crockett street.Sub-
jeet: The Secret of Happiness.
This will be the last opportunity
to bear this forcible speaker.
Ladies do not miss this intellectual
treat. Coolest hall in the city.
A Pleaiant Party.
Fourth of July was spent Ina
most pleasant way at the happy
home of Mr. and Mrs. August Rech-
enthin complimentary to some of
their most intimate friends. Music
by the young people and refresh-
ments by the charming hostess
added very much to tbe pleasure of
all. Among some of tbe fortunate
guests who helped to spend a pleas-
ant evening were: Misses Katie
Spansiel Bertha Levison Mary
and Emily Kecbenthln Mrs. Dru-
cella Cohen Louisa Reohenthin
and Messrs. Henry Spansiel Carl
Gerlach George Rechentbin Phil.
(|i*rlj-|^ to 'zwit>llechenthln Max
d CUT PI IP QI?* s A Preserver
fl 1H 1 iUKuL 7 0n the Sea of Life.
Ne’er Forget that Little Things go to Make up Big Ones
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Is a “Money Saving Institution.” “Bargain Gates ' will be thrown Wide Open.
WOLFSON'S Mammoth Stores |ns week
Just Like Handing you a th© Truth is— if you want “up I YOU Wont
$5 Bill. furnishings t 0 Q /e
when we sell you one of those The “MAMMOTH STORES” I
Cheviot CaSSltDere ’ Is the place to gO. a poor man ? If you don’t then
Chetiot or 1 weed begin saving money by buying
~ . Men s 4-ply Collars lOC your
c" Ifl (I n Men’s 4-ply Cuffs I T
V I I IV V Men’s Fast Black and Russet IT. Ki/vZz
U U» 2^C at the
All the new Spring Styles. Men’s 40c and 50c 4-in hand or “Mammoth Stores”
Teck Scarfs only 25c
Men’s White and Colored ~ ~ ~ e ee these Rnvs’ stout and
A new line of Men’s Keep cool by donn- X y and se r
Striped Duck Pants
MU dW ndld - - Men’s Russett Bals. Globe Tip
at in all the newest
and < 1 st y les only $2 00
V ■ dllU We Have Hewn the Wav * For that . R estless Tired Feeling
try a trip out of town in com-
for mothers to stylishly dress their boys at pany with one of our
If A small*cost.
Vll V Boys' dressy and servicable Suits $1 50 Trunks or Traveling Bags.
U U Made SX sylish S “ its 2 °° Trunks from $2.50 up
IVU V iHaue 500 pair Boys’ White nnin . . F
and Elegantly Fin- Duck Pants age 4to 12 at. --65 C DHIF
ished SUITS in end- — trunk.
'“Tmp. L. WOLFSON.
Smoke is ft® W W B
They have no equal. Sold everywhere at
Give it a trial. For sale by the following dealers :
Rogers & Paxson James Clavin Wm. Reich Mrs. Geo. Muenster
P. Pasquale Henry Hoeke Edward Podewils F. Wesp
P. M. Antonosi J. M Walsh L. Mulczynski m Williams
G. Maretta Charles L. Meyer Mrs. M A. Webb 1 p c 1 t
Paul Proggi W. L. Richter Mahncke Hotel * c er
Zizik & Chapman F. Bergmann Joe Block * Battaglia
Powell & Carty Mrs. L Kerner Lone Star Restau’nt A. Heubaum & Bro
Edw. Sachs Paul Sauer R. Cohn & Co. Aug. Engelken
Redmond Bros. Otto Ewert C. Villemain & Bros L. Lohrburg
J. Arthur Gaul Peter Gaye Albert Rheiner F G. Burge
G. Paganecci Illg Bros. Frank ' alerico A. S. Wear
H. J. Haste Gus. Uhl W. S. Wells A. Woodyard
Mrs. P. C. Carpenter S. Deurling John Fest Fest & Gittinger
August Woeltz Robt. Ackerman P. Gionotti J. J. Loesberg
F. A. Newton William Zizelmann C. Fecci & Co. W P. O’Connell
W. R IRBY CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO. Lmtd. Manufacturers New Orleans.
Trade Supplied by
THE HUGO & SCHMELTZER CO.
Prize Winners
The following persons were tbe
successful contestants for the
prizes offered at tbe Connor’s grove
picnic: Most popular doctor J. T.
Walton ; most popular lawyer R.
A. Campbell; most popular Bunday
school teacher Mr. John Hunt;
most popular Sunday school
scholar Miss Georgia Thompson.
HOSIERY HOSIERY
Ladies come and see the child-
ren’s hose we offer at 25? on Mon-
day’s special sale.
8 2t Thf. Moke Millinery Co.
Dropped Dead.
Just as tbe east-bound train of
tbe Southern Pacific was about to
pull out yesterday afternoon a
young ladj’ dropped dead on the
depot platform. She was Miss
Elieu Jane Kipp aged 16 jears
and bad been here with her parents
from Galveston tbe past few weeks
for the benefit of her health. She
was afflicted with consumption.
The parents intended to take their
daughter home on yesterday’s
train when sho died. The remains
were taken to Sheern Burnett’s
undertaking establishment and
were sbjnoed to Galveston over the
OURS TO-DAY
YOURS TO-MORROW
This Applies to all Goods in
Our Store.
This seems a somewhat startling statement to make.
However it is true with a simple condition attached —
that is that you pay the price marked on them which
in everj’ case you will find so low it will be a pleasure
To Sell you
Anything We Have in Our Stone
HARMS & RYAN
121 ALAMO PLAZA.
PinCL IfA At Lowest rates at the Light Job
Office 104
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