San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-09

to $500 pattern hats for $425; $500
to $3.50 hats go for $195, and 500 as
sorted handsome styles, never worth
less than $3.50; your pick 95c.
Moke Millinery Company.
Mr.. Frank Robinson, until re-
Gently manager of the LIGHT Job
Printing Department, left last
night for Nashville, Tenn, where
he has accepted fine position in a
printing establishment there.
"A lady has taken charge of
Mrs. Schneider's business, In all
matters, at 304 Villita street.
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loving to the correspondent g.
A. Il. not signing his name to his
communication, as is the usual
way, the LIGHT will withhold the
letter until his identity is known.
Send in your name.
"A written guarantee on Su-
perior and Mohawk stoves and
Ranges, for sale by Patterson &
Massey, corner Military Plaza and
South Flores street. S-9.1t
Mr.. and Mrs. BAN berger, who
are now travelling in Mexico, will
continue their months stay, as
they were not able to reach home
in time to attend the funeral of
Mrs. BIS brother, the late Alejan.
dro Barrerra.
Figure with Patterson & Mas
sey on stoves, ranges, graniteware,
tinware, and all kinds OF hard
ware. Corner Military Plaza and
South Flores street. S-9-lt
Cotton picking is now occupy
ing the time of the farmers who
are too busy to come to the city.
Very little wood comes in from
the. farms now.
Warranted stoves, cheap for
cash, reasonable on installment, at
Patterson & Massey's. Corner
Military Plaza and South Flores
street. S-9-lt
Ida Douglass, (Waco Ida,D was
on a high lonesome tear last night
on West Houston and Commerce
Streets, hurrahing that side of the
city, but was finally put in the
cooler as drunk and disorderly.
For timers supplies at lowest
market prices, see Patterson &
| Massey. S-9-lt
The Seventh Ward Mckinley
club will hold a meeting Monday
night, corner Labor and Lavaca
streets.
-Herweck's best Liquid Paint,
guaranteed, at $l.25 per gallon.
59tf
Ella Duvsl, Edna Earle, Nora
Adams, Anna Day and Willie
Davis, residents of West Nuevs
street, were arrested last night as
Migrants.
Shirt waists 2Oc. and ,you can
take your choice among our $1.25 TO
to $3.50 waists for soc. Our Z. n.
Breeze summer corset SOC. Ladies
remember Monday at the Moke Mil
linery Co.
"A divorce suit was filed late
last evening, in which Helena
Junger, nee Borska, complains of
her husband; they have twochild-
rem.
-$2.75 will buy a very fine
gents Wei kid, cloth top narrow
square toe shoe worth S. at
SO st SULLIvAN's.
Fred. Sauer, formerly gardo-
ner living in this city on Prospect
hill, but who removed to Monterey,
Mexico, is now, in the city hospi.
tai, suffering from very serious i'll
ness from typhoid and lung fever
and consumption. Hopes for his
recovery are very slight.
See our window display OF
gents tan shoes at 1915, any pair
worth from 81 to S..
$685. SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
"A fishing party composed of
Col. woodward, Major Levy and
DIR. Frazer leaves this morning for
Carrizo springs, for two weeks
outing.
The Jolly Ten minstrel club OF
Fort Sam Houston, will give an
entertainment at Muth's garden
Wednesday night.
Carl Beck's band will return
today from Austin.
"A dramatic entertainment was
given last night at st. Alberts
nall on Centre street.
Victor Friss and Gregoria Pc
ma engaged in a fight in Joe Sheri-
dams saloon on South Flores
street last night. Pena was
knocked against a whisky barrel
and cut his head. Both were
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