San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-25

-l,OUO trimmed mats 10 be POSI-
lively slaughtered Monday.
THE MOKE MILLINERY Co.
When the mills are running
and money circulstes Bryanites
will be forgotten along with the
other misfortunes of the hard
times.
Ned Barry, who recently re-
opened the Bella Union variety
theatre, has suddenly left the city.
1t is said he has taken about 5000
with him and that his destination
is England. The theatre is now
closed, but will probably be re-
opened.
Big Joe got his idea of starting
dairy farm in Mexico from milk
ing the old Bexar county collector.
ship.
Dairy products are dearer in
Mexico than in Texas, and dairy
hands can be had for two bits
day in accent Mexican dollars.
The next county collector agrees to
put all his earnings in San An
tonic.
Street Commissioner Crowther
returned yesterday from his trip
out west.
The examining trial of Robert.
son Caldwell, accused of being a
suspicious character, will take
place before the recorder Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. G. B. Silsbee hiss returned
from three-months' visit to New
York and other points.
When Don Jose became collec-
tor in 1882 by the support of the
Republicans, he could only boast
OF being on the poll tax list; now
he has money to invest in Mexico.
Time to give Joe rest.
I have 80 acres fine farming
and dairy land, 81 miles from city
and want partner help cultivate it
for garden and dairy. Address
LIGHT office. it,
The man with nine children
that Don Jose laid off from his job,
feels annoyed at the publication OF
the fact in the LIGHT. We did not
get the information from the party
himself, but he could not deny the
truth Of the item.
Officer James Bourn has re-
turned from a visit to the Dallas
fair and is again holding down his
beat on Alamo plaza.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to w. II.
Hardeman and Lena Dotro.
John Mushall is now the dis
tributor for the mineral water firm
Of Ochs & Aschbacher, changing
from his old time position with
the G. A. Duerler firm.
The police have been notified
that Paul Toepperwein, aged about
80 years, left friends residence at
10 o'clock Friday night to go to
No. 231 Starr street and has not
since been seen or heard OF. They
are looking for him.
An important meeting Of the
congregation Temple Beth Ell will
be held in the vestry rooms to-
night at s o'clock.
The ladies of congregation
Beth Ell will hold a meeting next
Wednesday afternoon to consider
arrangements for holding a fair,
for the benefit of the improvement
fund for the Temple.
"A colored man was removed
from the city hospital yesterday
afternoon and placed on the L. and
G. N. train and sent to friends In
San Marcos.
Mr.. w. p. Finley was In Hon
do yesterday, billed for q politica
speech.
The drop of % degrees in thu
temperature yesterday morning
was felt very much, especially by
the blanket voters, who are strsng
ere to our cold, northern climate
Hot drinks were popular yes
terday at all saloons and at som
soda and ice cream stands.
, E. Tshirhardt and Henry Hall
!, are out today after quail.
e --Adolpb and Joe Marx are on
in the country today after Bo'
White.
!, The First Spiritualist societ
v will give an entertainment, dane
aud supper on Tuesday evenin
:. at s p. m.
l. "A surprise party was tendere
10 Miss Annie Jud at her home o
It Lavaca street, last Tuesday ever
ing.
h The flags of the Mexican col
70 sulate and the United States pos
h Office were flosted on the brees
d yesterday in honor Of Columbu
Is Day.