San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-07
LIGHT FLASHES.

sure and read it.
An interesting article on mis-
sionary work among the heather
Chinee, will be published in the
LIGHT tomorrow. Read it.
The soliciting committee for
the Poultry Breeders exhibition,
report having raised considerable
money, but require about $3.50 to
complete the amount necessary.
The Beethoven Maennerchor
directors held meeting last night
and appointed committee of
arrangements for the public OPEN
ing Of the new hall in October.
Baseball supplies, Lawn Ten
mis- goods, dumb bells, Indian
clubs and exercising parapherna-
liza. What you don't see ask for.
81 Ut VICTOR III. CORTINEs.
"A fire engine was used on
Commerce street bridge this morn.
ing to pump the water from the
cofferdam being built under the
bridge.
Agents for the celebrated REM
nington, Gar, and Cleveland BIZ
cycles at cash prices that defy COM
petition.
972t Victor H. Confines.
DIR. Clavin, assistant city ply
stefan, vaccinated forty children
this morning.
Look out for the Mexican Ma.
tional orchestra tonight. 1t will be
out serenading.
The city collector made his
August deposit Of collections with
the city treasurer this morning.
Street Commissioner Crowther
and Auditor Meyer were out yes
terday dove shooting and returned
with 30 trophies of their guns.
The birds were plump and tooth
some, as LIGHT reporter can tes-
tify from personal knowledge.
Messrs. P. II. Swearingen and s.
j. Brooks returned yesterday from
trip to Beeville.
Antonio Sanchez, q Mexican,
living on the Rock Quarry road, re-
ports a bay mare stolen from him
last Thursday night.
Hoods Pills are the best fami-
ly cathartic and liver medicine.
Harmless, reliable, sure.
The death certificate OF Berdie
Gum, aged 5 years, who died
August 3Oth, from drinking con-
centrated I've, has just been filed
in the city health office.
DIR. Menger was called to a
patient out Of town to-day, and
DR.. Clavin had the great task Of
vaccinating several hundred school
children who applied.
That tired feeling should be
overcome at once or it may end
most seriously. Take Hoods Sar-
saparilla now and prevent sickness
and suffering later in the season.
Lost: Heavy gold signet ring,
E. T. CRAIG yMenger hotel. IT.
We have plenty of all the
school books, cambridge & Cor
ner. 972t
Mr.. c. F. Cotton returned from
attending the Knights Templars
triennial conclave at Boston, on
last evenings train.
Agreements for conditional sale
Of bicycles were filed in the county
clerks office this morning as fol-
lows: Lula M. Brown, Harry M.
Ashley, M. ]. Hewitt, A. B. Man
ess, M. d. Ryan.
The police and health authori-
were notified this morning that a
female domestic in the service of
Mr.. A. P. Blue, 723 Ave. G, had
given birth to child in the yard
OF this residence and needed the at
tention Of physician. DIR. Hines
was first notified and DIR. Clavin
later has taken charge of the case.
Examine our stock OF fishing
tackle, the largest and best as
sorted in the city. Tarpon outfits,
rods for fly and bait fishing. Ali
we ask is trial at your purse; we
promise to leave a balance.
VICTOR H. Confines, 81 West
Commerce street. 81 2t
-Messrs. bosch and Hummell
were out Thursday afternoon and
bagged large number of doves.
Charley Franz will be out
shooting tomorrow. Country PEG.
pie are advised by his friends to
keep their cows up.
The schools department will
be paid their salaries this after.
noon.
"A great MANY CITY warrants