San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-20

Lay & Schmidt represent the
strongest home and foreign fire in
surance companies, 425 E. Houston
street. Telephone $40. 7:l7 I'm
Special treatment of catarrh and
affections of the throat and lungs, at
DIR. Clifford's Office. 70 Inn
Garter g. Mullsly, undertakers,
1853 West Commerce, the best of at
tention and reasonable prices. 10 I'm
F Greenwood & Co., opposite
Southern hotel, Is the only place
you ran get your umbrellas and par
soils recovered while you wait. IL I'm
Don't despair! If sick from using
bad coffee and tea from other dealers
try TEXAS TEA and COFFEE Co. 233
East Houston st. Is Inn.
We guarantee every pair of black
hose bought from us absolutely fast
colors, or money refunded. Moke's
Millinery parlor. 7:ls:St
Our entire stock gents summer
neckwear at cost. Call and see that
we do as we advertise. John K.
Berretta & Co. 40 tt
MIR. Thomas Freelahd, San Anto.
Mo agent of the Crescent News COM
many, has returned from New Or
leans, accompanied by his wife, who
is seriously ill.
-Rhoades says he Is willing to
meet Wilson and glove contest may
be arranged to come off soon in this
city.
Justice Heron has finished the
Henry Benson inquest by verdict
that deceased was drowned. The
blame is attached to nobody, and the
grand jury will be given all the papers
in the case.
Splendid chance to get good foot
wear cheap. Ellis & Co., corner Main
plaza and Commerce street are clos
ing out their large and we'll assorted
stock of all kinds of shoes at cost. 7:20tf
Mr.. G. P. Koch's store on Alamo
street was burglarized last night
about 8 o'clock. A fine leopard skin
valued at $500 is the only thing
missing,
Special sale this week at Sullivan's
shoe store.
All goods marked $3.50 for S1.S5
$l.25 &" Sl.l0
L" $l.OO 80
This will include ladies' and child
ren's oxfords, slippers and shoes, and
mems and boys shoes, ties and slip
pers. 20t If.
The Mackey baseball club played
q game yesterday with q Kerrville
club and won by a score of IL to 4.
MIR. G. X. Brennemap's horse fell
and broke the buggy shaft while the
family were driving out on Avenue
E yesterday, and after the horse had
been raised to his feet, he broke away
and ran to Alamo plaza, where he
slipped on the wet block paving and
sustained q very hard fall, after which
he was caught.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus A. Schmicker died sudden
ly, from teething commissions, Satur-
day afternoon. The funeral occurred
yesterday afternoon, from the family
residence, South Flores street.
Positively going out of business,
and selling..our large stockton shoes
and slippers at cost. M. F. Ellis &
Co. Main Plaza. 20 If.
Information is received that Miss
Madge Donohoe, formerly charming
young lady of this city, who shone
with great brilliancy as an amateur
actress in the presentation of
Lemons" is now married and living
in Michigan.
Don't forget Sullivan's special
sale las advertised) at corner Com.
merce and st. Mary's streets.
All 81 so shoes and slippers for 81 80
l.25 4" " Ito
100 I" /" so
This week only. 7:20tr
Companions of Alamo and Schil-
Ter Councils, American Legion of
Honor, please call ON the undersigned
committee for complimentary invita-
tions for your friends to to the moon
light picnic Jaly 25th at Riverside
Park, III. FAUST, >. RABE, l.. LOEB,
T. G. KLIEFoTH. 100 1t-23 1t
Col. Young has been transferred
to Jefferson barracks, st. Louis, in
command of the cavalry there. He
will be missed in San Antonio.
-Wolfson's grand clearing out sale
of mems straw hats at fraction of orig
inal value, will continue through the
week. 1920 At
If "Kid" Wilson will call at the
LIGHT Office tomorrow, TUESDAY,
July 21st), at 8 p. m, with his back
ers, ne can meet and sign articles of
agreement with Mr.. Ed. Rhodes, who
has accepted the challenge which he
(Mr. WILSON, made Friday night,
July 18th.
Electric car No. "A, of the San An
tonic line, wrecked buggy on Hous-
ton street yesterday, which was
occupied by two ladies. Miss McGhee
and her friend. The ladies escaped
uninjured.