San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19


died July 18th In the Southwest
ern Insane asylum, from melan-
cholia. The remains were shipped
to Yoakum for burial.
al blood shoes in any style of
toe you want. All prices, at SUI
LIvAN's. 7.l9 3t
"A. Armstrong, Jr., a merchant
OF Cotulls, is at the Southern.
-"Lapland" refrigerators have
no equal. Our second shipment
just arrived.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
719tf
Citizens living on North Flores
street are complaining loudly of
the failure Of the city to give them
the grades for sidewalks.
Double cole ball. bearing bicy.
Gle shoes are best on earth for a
wheel. SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
7-19 st
Ella Porter, who was arrested
week ago, was transferred to the
county Jail yesterday, charged
with lunacy.
Largest stock, latest designs
and lowest prices.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
z 10 If.
Mr.. York, of the firm of Kra-
kauer, Fork & Moye, left last night
with his family for visit to New
York City.
Gents ball-bearing bicycle
shoes in two shades of tan and
also of black at SULLIvAN's.
7.l9.3t
About 3 o'clock Saturday morn
ing a horse was killed in singu-
lar manner on Laredo street and
Sinner alley. He got in between
house and fence and could not
turn. In his struggle the fence
fell upon him and he received in
juries, from which he died.
Don't buy until you have seen
our goods. We save you dollars.
q. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
Z 10 tt
-Weesatche Camp, Woodmen of
the World, enjoyed a fine moon
light picnic at Riverside park last
night.
New goods arriving daily, and
we take pleasure in showing them.
G.. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Go.
719 tt
Mr.. Max Kalisky leaves to-
night for New York, to purchase
the great fall and winter stock for
l.. Wolfson's big store.
Ladies' tan oxfords in great
varieties and all prices at
7.19.3t SULLIvAN's.
The city employees, including
the higher officials, were paid their
back salaries yesterday afternoon
by City Treasurer Herff. Upward Of
$4,000 were disbursed, and all in
silver.
Bathing slippers-just the
thing you want on the coast. Fifty
cents at SULLIvAN's.
7-19.3t
The patrol wagon carried
Vealiente Martinez, aged 10 years,
to the city hospital yesterday even
ing, where he was admitted as a
patient suffering from hernia. Az
terward be was operated upon by
DR.. Menger and Steward Koch, to
relieve him, but there appears to be
little hope Of his recovering. He
Is a married man.
Don't forget those bathing
slippers. Only SOC at
7-l9-3t SULLIvAN's.
"A "free will" entertainment
was given at the Mt. Zion Bsp-
fist church (colored) last night.
The Liederkranz gave a con-
cert at Mission garden last night
which was very successful.
Probate court convenes tomor-
row. The docket will be called in
the morning, instead Of the after
noon, as usual.
Miss Jessie Micklejohn, after
short visit to her parents in this
city, returned to Boerne Friday
last.
Mission Bowling club team
leaves this afternoon for New
Braunfels to play a match game
with the bowling club of that town.
Alderman Mackey is endeav-
oring to supply the sewer brick
want at present by putting in a
vitrified brick from the Saspamco
pipe factory.
Work will be begun on the
poultry exhibit project next week.
Mrs. Carrie Dukes, wife Of Sta
tion Agent w. d. Dukes, Lavernis,