San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-09

ALI the KEYS Of Windsor Castle were re-
Gently stolen, but even this does not interfere
with the rapid sale OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Citizens association will hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
to organize their immigration work.
-LosT-A gold medal badge. for Gun
club. Liberal reward for return to X. +.
Sojourner, 242 East Commerce st. 0'3t.
The contract for the Joske building
has been let and work was begun in ear
nest yesterday.
MIR. d. Humbird, well known In the
CITY has leased his San Antonio mine at
Santa ,Catarina for five years to the
Mexican Ore company.
We have been appointed selling
agents for VIM. Singers pottery. We
will deliver to the trade at manufacture
er's prices. Wagner Il Chabot. l-l3'tf
Fire kindlers, 800, at II. Schultze.
Try the indestructible fire-kindler
at ii. Schultze. ~ I'm
Remember that Mavericks bank
pays 4 per cent. on deposits. IT
Curtains and curtain fixtures, larg-
est assortment in the city, at
9.9-tf b. G. RELY Il Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
RayFor first-clSss lumber and ell
kinds OF building material, call OIL Frank
j. Beitel. 6-7-tf
Fruit and ornamental trees, ever
greens, roses and bulbs, at q Alamo
plaza, west side. l-24-tf
For artists materials, pictures and
picture frames, go to
9-9tf b. G. Riley q Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
Genuine T. NJ. backing, 10 cents;
Royal shoe dressing, 10 cents; SapolIs,
10 cents, at Wagner & ChabOts. l-l3-tf
We are agents for Mills & Averill,
Of st. Louis and w. c. Van Tine, OF New
York, for suits made to order. Look in
at samples. 2.7.Gt YOUNG & ARNOLD.
sEBear in mind that Frank j. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the international and Great Northern
depot. 9-l1-ly
M. EschbOrn, tailor. Garments re-
paired, cleaned and altered at short
notice, corner Market and Presa
streets. 6-3-ly
DIR. J. F. Hines, physician and sur
geOn, No. SO Commerce street, San An
tonic, Tex; residence, 3l5 GOliad street.
Telephone 1914. 2.9-lm
The contract for the iron railing and
stone posts around the custom-house at
New Laredo was awarded to Frank
Teich of San Antonio, and his plans
adopted. 29Gt
New stock OF wall papers and deco
rations, latest designs and best assort-
ment In the city, at
y-9-tf B. G. RELY q Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
Elegant wedding and birthday pres
ents, at Wagner & ChabOt's. l-l3'tf
Fire sets, coal hods, fancy coal vases,
at Wagner & Chsbot's. l.l3.tf
Turner hall saloon is now open
to customers all night. All manner of
drinks served nicely. tt
New stock OF mems hosing just re-
Ceived. 236t Young & ARNOLD.
Turner hall saloon is now open to
customers all night. All manner of
drinks served nicely. If
Saloon men, attention! One carload
TASKS just received; stone jugs, oOrks,
and general saloon supplies, at lowest
prices. Wagner & Chsbot. l-l3-f
Fifty chickens and six roast turkeys
will decorate the table at the grand
opening Of the "Silver King" Saturday
night, February 18th. 2-7-5t
Grand opening Of the Silver King
Saloon and Club Rooms, Saturday
night, February 18th. Fine supper. In
vitation extended to all. 27-5t
Save the expense and trouble OF
kindling wood by using the lndestructi-
ible tlre-lighter, price 80 cents, at Ii.
Schultze, No. w. Commerce st. I'm
$4,000 will buy a five-room frame
house on q 2OxGO vara lot. No. 3O2, San
Pedro avenue. VIM. Kesrney, al
Acequis street, or at Ed. Kotula's store,
Military Plaza. l-22-tf
just arrived the finest lot of ever
greens, shrubs, roses and flowers, In
greater varieties ever brought to the
san Antonio market, at Moody's, No.
q, Alamo plaza. 2-3-tf
Best dry post oak S4.25 cord, del'd.
Bear brand ill'g Oil % and 30 cts gal.
derd. NJ. Bastian, agt., Protection Oil
Co., 2O6 W. Houston ST. Telephone 80.
p&~For everything needed In the lum-
Der line, call on +. J. Bethel, at Inter-
national and Great Northern depot. ly
Frank Teich our San Antonio marble
dealer is just putting up large monu-
ment and curbing for Mr.. Shaefler. of
San Diego. 2-23-l3t
The Express is getting on to" The
John Owens Galveston wool circular,
which was handled very eiIectually
more than two weeks ago by the LIGHT.
There will be meeting In the Board
OF Trade rooms this afternoon at four
O'Clock, to take action on the proposed
wool warehouse and compress.
Mr.. A. Scholz asserts very positive
~ that the item "Smsrt Old Man" in
yesterdays LIGHT, does not refer to
himself or his son Guillermo. Nobody
says 1t did.
Two cousins (lsdies) OF Miss Marie
Prescott are visiting the city, and at.
tended the matinee yesterday. They
are stopping at a private residence or
East Commerce street.
| The Austin fire department has been
invited to come over and celebrate the
22d with the San Antonio department,
and 1t ts confidently expected they will
attend.
PROF. VIM. De Ivy, while doing 8
trspeZe leap at the Fashion theatre LAS
night, missed his hold and fell heavily
on the stage. he was badly shaken up
and one wrist sprsined, but was MOI
otherwise injured.
The Y. NJ. b. A. meeting last nigh
was adjourned out OF respect to III,
memory OF their treasurer's late wife
Mrs, Anna Weber, and q committee Il
draft resolutions OF coincidence was ap
] pointed.