San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-21

sale, Monday and Tuesday. 4 81 1t
"A glove contest is announced
to take place at the Mission Ath-
letic club Friday night, April 26,
between j. Morrissy, OF Colorado,
and Fred Ross, OF Colorado. Nor
rissy is to stop Ross in ten rounds.
oh my, what a beautiful ladies'
wheel. What is the make? ava
VERIFY" the highest grade, $500.
1t w. Z. ROACH.
The Trades Council will have
a meeting at Mission Garden April
Goth.
For $500, mems tan shoes,
worth $500 and $500, at our great
sale.
q 1t SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Marcos Rodriguez, aged thirty
years, died at the cement works,
above the poor house yesterday,
from rheumatism of the heart.
Misses and children's OXfords
in red and black for SOC at our
great Sale Monday and Tuesday.
81 1t SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Hon. John H. Copeland, for
merly leading politician Of San
Antonio, is now the secretary OF
the Peoples party Of Illinois, and
is a candidate for the Peoples's
choice as circuit judge.
Garden street public schools
will have library entertainment
at Mission Garden next Saturday
afternoon.
See that $4,000 Bicycle sold by
w. E. ROACH. 1t
The Third ward public school
are arranging for library enter
tainment to take place at st.
Luke's hall.
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old Nectar, at
the Crystal saloon. 1 20 If
The division OF the Stun berg
property in San Antonio, condi-
tional on the death OF the grantor,
Mrs. Dora Stumberg, has been
made, the five children and the
grandchildren OF the lady being
the beneficiaries.
If you will have a cheap wheel
we can sell you the best OF the
kind.
1t w. E. ROACH.
The total receipts for st. Jo-
seph's fair were about $1,000.
Ladies' Oxfords, $3.50, reduced
from $500, at our great sale Mon
day and Tuesday.
4 81 1t SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Alderman Mackey has gone to
Houston on business.
The highest mechanical art in
the construction of bicycle is found
only in the Stearns.
1t w. E. ROACH.
Last day of Morris Illusions.
B. F. Johnson, OF the johnson
Bros Printing company, has re-
turned from a visit to Palestine.
He made a contract for a large
amount OF job printing
Monday and Tuesday, ladies'
and children's OXfords, mems calf
Oxfords, mems tan shoes, slaugh-
tered without mercy. Our custo-
mers the gamers. Sullivan Shoe
Co. 1t
H. Solinsky and Charles Sny-
der had a scuffle on Alamo plaza |
Yesterday afternoon, in which the
former was worsted.
Solid silver tea sets at A. SAT-
tors, lis w. Commerce st. 1t
Last day of Morris Illusions.
The Christian church people
have arranged grand picnic for
next Saturday, to take place at
Ian las park, in New Braunfels.
For $3.50 ladies' tan OXfOrds,
worth $3.50. Sullivan Shoe Co.'s
great sale Monday and Tuesday.
42l1t
The Endeavor societies of the
Madison Square church, enjoyed a
picnic at Berg's mill yesterday.
-Krieger Verein flag celebration
takes place today at Central park.
For a gentle Alternative drink
cider. For a mild astringent drink
and ginger. Recon-.
mended by physicians. Made by
PRICE, BOOKER & Co. 1 10 3t
The readers of the SUNDAY
LIGHT will find il profitable to
peruse the cards of the live adver-
Users in today's paper. Go and Sc
cure some of the bargains offered
for tomorrow.
Alamo" and "NIission" souve-
MIR spoons at A. Sartor's, lis West
Commerce street. 1t
Cider by the bottle, all tavors,
pints log, quarts 2OS, half gallon
35c. For sale by confectioners,
grocers and saloons. Made by
Price, Booker & Co. 419 st
Girl wanted at 514 Fourth st.
10 ST.
Last day of Norris Illusions.