San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-29
LIGHT FLASHES

Hoods Pills are the best fami-
ly cathartic and liver medicine.
Harmless, reliable, sure.
Mrs. Jean Byers, formerly OF
Kansas City, passed an examina-
ton before the local pharmacenti-
cal board yesterday and received
her certificate as a competent
pharmacist. The is the first lady
in Bexar county to obtain this sue.
cess.
The next Sundays LIGHT will
be an interesting Der; be sure
and read it.
The Turn Verein have arranged
an excursion to Comfort Septem Der
18th.
Remnant sale tomorrow at
the "Busy Store"
S29 2t L. WOLFsoN.
President James Wahrenberg-
or, Of the Catholic Union, was pre-
sented with q pair Of cuff buttons
by the union last night.
The Sunday LIGHT will con-
tain an interesting article from the
pen Of "Texas Field" entitled "a
History of a Gun Club"
The Fort Sam Houston. Social
club will give q ball at Muth's pa
vilion, Saturday evening, Aug. 81.
Miss Virginia Rcssy will re-
open her school Tuesday, Septem.
Der 8, No. 81 Goliad street. No
extra charge for German. 1924 t*
Trolley car No. 81, Of the Flores
street line, became derailed on
Military plaza yesterday afternoon,
and over a half an hour elapsed be-
fore 1t was replaced.
That tired feeling should be
overcome at once or Ii may end
most seriously. Take Hoods Sar-
now and prevent sickness
and suffering later in the season.
Local physicians, or at least,
several of them, are in favor OF the
city council passing an ordinance
intlicting fine of $1,000 on drug
gists, for selling morphine without
3 prescription for it.
Tomorrow - Remnants from
every department punched for
easy selling-and the prices are
half, and less.
20 ct l.. WoLFsON.
John Gould, a stranger af-
fected with consumption, died yes
terday in the city hospital.
Remnants Did you say it?
Shall we expect you tomorrow.
Half price and less. (See "ad" in
Express.)
20 ct l.. WoLFsoN.
DIR. Walton, the popular col
ored physician, was yesterday
made the recipient OF a handsome
revolving Office chair by friends.
The chair is richly decorated and
the doctor is justly proud Of his
gift.
Dimes and quarters do the
work of dollars-very nearly-at
Wolfson's remnant sale tomorrow.
Come early for best selection.
(See 'ad" in Sundays Expressly
8 80 2t
Capt. John Dsugherty, U. S.
A., retired, is quite i'll at his resi-
dence on Government hill.
Remnants, half price and less,
and Friday, at l.. Wolf
sons. (See "ad" in Sundays Elk
press.) 8 20 ct
Mrs. Ed. Schunke is seriously
ill.
Only $50 in fines were assessed
by the recorder today.
Rain in this vicinity is predict
ed by local prophets for next We'd
nesday.
Mrs. M. Martinez has begun
the erection Of a dwelling at No.
1923 West Commerce street, to cost
$500.
West Texas Medical society
will hold regular meeting tonight.
Five Migrants were arrested by
the police last night, but their
cases were continued by the re-
corder today.
1t is said the Typographical
union will not parade with the
other unions on Labor day.
Sam Gibbs and Emily Dukes
were each fined So by the recorder
today for being disorderly.
Mrs. VIM. Wagner, who has
been seriously i'll, Is improving.
"A masquerade ball will take
place at Connor's grove Sept. A.
No warrants were issued by