San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-26

-COl. Ed. moore mas put up S-OOU
on Cleveland's reelection. Sorry for
you, Colonel.
All hats bought from us, trimmed
free of charge. 2t G.. B. FRANK.
S. B. Mitchell, the shoe man, was
made flll-fedged American citizen
yesterday by the district clerk.
Boys clothing and overcoats in
Little Joker base ball club holds
its weekly meeting tonight at
o'clock.
Special! Special for Monday in
ladies' and children's wraps. Don't
fail to call on G. B. FRANK.
For Sale-One good, gentle driv-
ing or riding horse; corner Maverick
and Cypress streets. III
Look out for a great break in
ladies and misses hats. Come and see
us Monday. 2t G. B. FRANK.
Rev. DIR. Scudder, of the Madison
Square church, left yesterday to at
tend the synod of his church at Al
bany, Texas.
The most tasty trimmer and skill
full mllliner, Mrs. Puschmann, at
10000 G.. 3. FRANK.
Mrs. p. B. Joslin. aged As years,
died yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of her son-in- law, Mr.. Harry
Naugle, No. 10 River Avenue.
Straw, wool, felt, velvet and plush
hats, new assortment, at
10-26-2t G. B. FRANK.
Capt. J. A. Human and party,
who have been locating the Waco
branch of the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway, have returned to
the city.
Misses, children and babies bon
nets. ali STYLES. Look out for break
in prices Monday. 1t G. B. FRANK.
The Express gives highly color
ed report of the non-partisan speeches
at ST Hedwig, and shows plainly that
they are tooth and toe-nail for that
side of the question. But they ought,
at least, to be fair.
We are showing the largest line of
quilts, white and colored blankets,
babies blankets, etc. Come and price
them before buying. G. B. FRANK.
-Messrs. Peter Shields, Juan t.
Cardenas and F. n. Sanchez, have
been appointed as committee to look
after the interests of Candidate Joe
Savers, on election day, in BeXar
county. These interests need more
than looking after-they need nour-
ishment.
The Turner's ladies met last night
and decorated Turner hall for the an
nual ball on Saturday night.
Mr.. F. n. Sanchez says that
"Vigilanti" is wrong in saying he de-
livered Il speech at ElmendOrf.
Two more voters, one Austrian
and one Italian, were given their first
naturalization papers this morning by
the county clerk.
Ladies' dressed and undressed
kid gloves, P. D., J. B., aud Thomp--
sons glove fitting corsets. Special
prices for Monday. G. B. FRANK.
Judge Maxey sat yesterday in
special session, federal court, also
this morning, to hear applications for
the appointment of federal supervisor
of the election, but none were made.
He will continue sitting.
DO not buy your winter wraps be-
fore you see our Blush Modjeskas, our
Cloth Raglans and Newmarkets, and
in fact anything new in that line.
ct 6. B. FRANK.
Candidates on the peoples ticket
who wore at the st. Hedwig barbecue
Yesterday, say they did not eat of the
non partisans barbecued meats as
charged.
Ladies opera and common shoes,
bows and misses school shoes, baby
shoes and mocassins, all sizes. Come
and price them Monday.
2t G. B. FRANK.
The new truck for the hook and
ladder fire company has arrived and
is at the truck house.
The Arkansas Pass railway en-
plOyes at the rOund-hOuSe and in the
train dispatcher's Office were paid
yesterday.
All articles lost or left in the
Grand opera house are preserved in
the managers Office until called for.
A shawl dropped on Commerce
street in front of Mueller's art store,
was picked up by Officer Schumacher,
and now awaits the owner.
Remember that besides carrying
the celebrated fast black Smith and
Angel hose, we carry full line in
colored wool hose for ladies and child
rem. lO-26-2t G. j. FRANK.
Mr.. James Mitchell, one of Buffalo
Bl's famous cowboys, who has been
with him for two years past, returned
home to his relatives in this city yes
terday for a vacation. The Wild
Vast show is now Winterinp in Rich