San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
LIGHT FLASHES.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ill

-"Prince" Hal David is the best
descriptive writer in the state. He
has that polish and smoothness
which makes his work fairly
speak.-Fort Worth DAILY Ga.
zette.
AS usual on Sundays, visitors
were numerous to the varions
missions yesterday.
The city cemetery would look
better if the city prisoners were
put to work in it for a few days.
"A genuine "Suicide" in the
highest style of art. Silver King
saloon. IL 4 tt
That costly rock crusher OF the
city is still lying idle at the
gravel pit.
Hal David, cannot be equaled
in Texas as a descriptive writer,
his editions of the Democrat-Re-
porter have never been duplicated.
Tyler, Democrat-Reporter.
All the suburbs had their
share of visitors yesterday. The
largest crowds visited Alamo
Heights.
Some street vagabouds stoned
the residence Of Mr.. Robinson on
Cactus street yesterday afternoon,
breaking some of the windows.
Don't go home today without
seeing "The Suicide" at Silver King
saloon. III tt
The bell for the new German
Methodist church on Montana
street has been placed in the tower
and is now in use.
Nowhere else in Texas can
such beautiful painting as "The
Suicide" be seen. Silver King
saloon. ll.4 tt
The national cemetery is in
fine condition. Several visitors
were registered at the office yester-
day.
Madison Square Presbyterian
church, which has been closed for
half a year for repairs, was re-
opened and formally dedicated yes
terday. The repairs amount to
$4,000.
Don't freeze. See the latest in
stovesTthe Wickless and Oriental
oil heaters. Gus. A. Bonnet, 217
w. Commerce St., successor to H.
Schultze, Jr., next to San Antonio
National bank. ii If
In "Prince" Hal David l found
that rare combination of an admir-
ably efficient business man having
competency for this special news
paper work, to a degree not
possessed by any other man we
have known. Mere than this in
him we found gentleman and
man whose integrity and personal
qualities have made associations
with him agreeable and satisfaC-
tory beyond any anticipations,
making his engagement and stay
here an episode of greatful memore.
"A. r. McCollum (Waco Day.
Globe).
Another chance for lovers OF
the beautiful in art, "The Suicide"
Silver King sale ia
Artists brush o'erleaps the
privilege of writer's pen, in true
delineation of "The Suicide" at
Silver King Saloon. IL 4 If
Mr.. Emil Blum has presented
the ushers of the Opera house with
a lot of beautiful neckties, which
the boys highly appreciate.
Mrs. Ganetta Fike, aged 20
years, died of consumption at No.
l,2l2 North Flores street yesterday
and was buried this morning. She
is native of Ohio.
Capt. John T. Hambleton yes
terday received the sad intelligence
of the death OF his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Hambleton, aged 6S years, in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Confederate Veterans of this
city have appointed San Jacinto
day as memorial day for their de-
ceased comrades.
"A double christening occurred
yesterday afternoon, at which Rev.
Ullrich, of st. Johns Lutheran
church, officiated. The son of Mr..
Snd Mrs. T. A. Seifert and daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Diegen-
balg were the recipients of this
| rite.
Yesterday while Mr.. Ivan Hof-
| feldt, one of Joske Bros statesmen,
was cleaning his bicycle and lubri-
natiuu tho SnrOpkat chain one Of
his fingers got caught in the cogs
OF the pedal sprocket, and the end
| of the finger was cut off clean. He