San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-13
LIGHT FLASHES

Eight, $3.50. 2 Ii 1t
"A. j. Getzweiler has begun
building a 500 dwelling at No. 2l3
Romano street; and P. ID. Hansen
is adding $500 worth of improve
ments In greenhouses, etc., for his
nursery, at No. 1920 East Com
merce street.
Baby carriages at reduced
prices at PAUL WAGNER's. z Ii 1t
The Leaf Social club, colored,
gave dance Thursday night in
San Pedro park.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily yet promptly
and effectively.
Bouquet holders at PAUL
WAGNER's. z Ii 1t
"A colored medal walk will
take place at Limburger's garden
Tuesday night.
Two little girls Rosie and
Florence Wendig, aged respective
ly four and two years, were lost
from SIS Austin street last night,
but were afterward recovered.
Your sweetheart's picture will
look twice as pretty when framed
by PAUL WAGNER. Z Ii 1t
-Wanted-girl to 90 house work
for 3. German preferred) opp. E.
Mumme, 1902 s. Flores street IT.
The printing Of the new fund
ing bonds has been ordered by the
Mayor. These bonds, as we'll as
the remaining sewer bonds, are to
be sold at private sale, before the
10Th OF the present month.
The Studebaker Izzer buggy at
$75 beats any $50 dollar buggy on
the market. Staacke Bros. Z Ii 2t
Requiem mass in memory Of
Sister st. Paul, was celebrated in
Santa Rosa chapel his morning.
DO not neglect the symptoms
of impure blood. Do not disregard
natures cry for help. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and guard against Sc
rious illness and prolonged suffer-
ing.
MIR. Gus. Critzer celebrated his
birthday anniversary Wednesday
and received a present of pair of
civet cats from friend in Hous-
ton.
The Studebaker people stand
pre-eminent as carriage, buggy
and wagon manufacturers. You
know the goods are the best. Prices
way down at Staacke Bros. Z IL ct
The remains of Mother st.
Pierre, formerly Superioress of
the Santa Rosa hospital, have been
disinterred in Lyons, France, and
shipped to San Antonio for inter-
ment.
Carl Beck's grand military con-
cert at Muth's garden Sunday
night, $3.50. 713 2t
The twelve.year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil. Oppermann
is seriously ill.
Carl Beck's grand military con-
cert at Muth's garden Sunday
night, $3.50. 1897
Beware of quacks; go to
Staacke Bros, and buy Stude-
baker buggy. Z Ii Ut
The garbage in the alley be-
tween Water and Matagorda streets
has not been removed for more
than two weeks, and the weeds are
so high that wagons can hardly
get through.
Come and price our picture
frames. PAUL WAGNER.
z Ii 1t
We do not handle consigned
goods. Our line cannot be bought
that way, and besides we would
rather pay spot cash and buy at
our own prices. Staacke Bros. 2t
The Eastern Star ladies en-.
joyed a very entertaining regular
meeting of the order last night at
Masonic Temple.
Pictures framed at PAUL WAC
NER's. 1922
Mrs. Charles List, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Becker, died this
morning.
Pictures framed at PAUL WAC
NER's. 7l32t
"A dog was run over and killed
by an electric car on Sixth street
last night.
Pictures framed at PAUL WAC.
NER's. 7132t
The Express takes all the
credit OF discovering" the Rsbe
burglary and catching the thieves
when the fact is the LIGHT pub
lished the full report and first
news Of the burglary on Monday
which the morning paper did no,
0ppt onto itv until Tuaaday Morn,