San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-08

The latest styles in Leghorn hats just
received, Misses Kirchner, 235 W. Com
meTcC street. 4-3-3m
Ladies' brown, bleached and tinted
ribbed vests at 15c, 1858, %, 33}T. 40 and 30
cents, at -. MAfERN.
EN- broideries, laces, flOunclng
and all overs, q magnificent line, at
Ben Moke's, 3O7 Main plaza.
Flowers, coronets in heliOtrOpe,
old rose, ETC., just received at Ben
Moke's, 307 Main plaza.
Ladies' Silk, Isle and Balbrig-
gan Undervests, Silk Night Robes,
etc, at Ben Moke's millinery parlOr,
3O7 Main Plaza.
The grandest line of Hosiery for
Ladies', Misses, Children and Babies
at Ben Moke's millinery parlOr, 3O7
Main Plaza.
DO not fail to get your hats
trimmed by Mrs. Pushman, the ar
tistic miliner, of Ben Moke's, 3O7
Main Plaza. 4.5-3t.
Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. B. c Reilly & Co. 3-27-tt
Don't fail to see the great Mexican
Typical Orchestra at tn" Grand opera
nous" on Saturday and Sunday March !?
and l3. 4-1-6t
The great violiniSt Il. Rrbagliati AT
the Grand opera house Saturday and sun
day nights. with the Mexican Typical
Orchestra. i-7-Gt
The monthly report of the Board
of health, mailed last Friday in this
city, reached the LIGHT this, Tues
day morning.
The remains of the late B. w.
Greene, formerly in the employ of
Mr.. l. Efron, were inferred with
Masonic honors yesterday afternoon.
The public schools reopened to-
day after the holidays.
Trains are reported on time today.
"A picnic on the Salado Saturday.
MIR. Barney Oppenheimer was
able to 90 out for drive this morn
ing.
The gold spectacles advertised for
in the LIGHT yesterday have been
found.
1t you have lost, found or want
anything, advertise IN the LIGHT.
"A gentleman from Laredo was the
owner Of the money found in Schools
Sunday night and advertised in the
LIGHT.
AT present in real estate channels
there is a good deal of inquiry for
ranch property, adjacent to the city.
Lotus Lodge knights of Pythias
held meeting last night.
"A dance, given by the soldiers;
club, took place at Muth's pavilion
last night.
John X. Beretta & Co. for gents
clothing. 4-S-4t
Fine imported challies and China
silks in many beautiful new shades
at John X. Beretta & Co.'s. 4-S-4t
Our white goods and embroidery
department is this season more re-
plete than ever with pretty goods. If
-Belts-StylIsh new goods. J. X.
Beretta d Co. 4-S-tf
Light weight coats and vests,
most handsome line in OurSnew stock.
John K. Beretta & Co. 4-S-tf
Sash ribbon, pretty shades in all
silk at John X. Beretta & Co. 4-S-tf
Boys waists, John X Baretta &
Co.
DIR. Fred Braden today filed his
diploma of medicine with the county
clerk, and is now ready to begin
practice.
Sheriff White, of Laredo. is in the
city today after a Mexican named
Reyes, who is in the county jail
charged with kidnapping Il child from
across the Bravo.
The bazaar at St Mary's hall on
Martin street, opened last night, and
will continue tonight.
The engagement of Mr.. Arthur
Scmers, of A. B. Frank Il Cos. estab-
lishment, to Miss Rebecca Suluon, OF
Laredo, is the latest announcement in
Hebraic society.
-NeighbOrs on Marshall street
near Jackson street, should not make
a prize ring out of the street, or
mounted policeman will have to be
summoned by telephone.
The wedding of Mr.. John Dolan
and Miss Annie Shannon will take
place very soon.
There were nine cases this morn
ing before the recorder.
The many friends of Mr. Ed.
Stoves, Sr. will be gratified to learn
that he is pronounced out of danger
by his physician and has every pros
pect of a speedy recovery.
Rhyme and Reason: If you can not keep
quiet because your cough makes a riot,
how "a nT1Nnt n Try a ri w
buy it: be quick about it; don't be without it:
Your cough, this will rOut in; beg you not