San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-30
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S. ID. SoUDDER, Fire Insurance 3.


to Huntsville penitentiary yester-
day to serve out sentences imposed
on them in the Thirty-seventh Dis
trict court.
The way to cure catarrh is to
purity the blood, and the surest,
safest, best way to purify the blood
is by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the One True Blood Purifier.
There will be eight applicants
for the stewardship of the city
hospital, and the job only pays $50
per month.
Several saloons around the
Southern Pacific depot and on
South Flores street complain Of
candidates being very shy Of their
places.
Knives, cutlery, scissors, straps,
razors, Bowie knives. See our as
sortment and get my prices before
buying. FRED. w. STONE.
10 30 st
We are sorry to state that
Messrs. Frank Moore and A. ID.
Leonard are no more in the train
dispatcher's office here. They were
both let out yesterday from some
cause and today Mr.. M. S. Buch.
anan, of San Antonio, assumed
the duties of chief train dispatcher
in Mr.. Moore's place, and Mr..
Livingston takes the place OF Mr..
TonporI Thora orn not tu,o m Own
popular men on the road than
Messrs. Moore and Leonard and
there is universal regret at their
separation from the road. -Yoa-
KUN Graphic.
Hoods Pills are prompt, eff
cient, always reliable, easy to take,
easy to operate.
I'm San Antonio, at least,
the prediction of frost for this
morning did not materialize.
-"Kamp hooking Kit" con-
densed in small portable package.
A boon for camping out parties.
1920 st FRED. w. STONE.
Judgment for plaintiff was
ordered this morning in the Forty
fifth District court in case of Ida
III. Bracket against Nina Miller
ct al, suit on notes and foreclosure.
Shot guns all makes, gauges,
weight and prices. Fred w.
Stone. .' 10 30 st
The grand jury reported 81
bills Of indictment this morning
and was discharged by Judge
Green for the term. They made no
written report.
The Turnfahrt OF the active
Turner's to New Braunfels, post
poned from last Sunday, will take
place Sunday, Nov. l. 80 tt
"A meeting of colored men will
be held at the corner of Blum and
Bonham streets tonight in the in
terest of the Independent ticket.
MIR. V. P. Brown went over to
Seguin today to attend the county
fair.
Hon. Grant r. Bennett will de-
liver sound money speech tomor-
row evening on Alamo plaza. The
speakers stand is being erected to-
day.
Applications of mem bers to
the Ladies' class of the Turn YER
Elm gymnasium may be filed at
Turner hall. Paul Conrad, in
structor. 10 30 tt
The county commissioners
yesterday awarded the contract for
printing the Australian ballot to
S. B. Wilcox on a bid OF $4650 for
$4,000 ballots.
Fixed ammunition compris-
ing nitro and black powders. All
from 10 to 20. Fred w. Stone. 3t
No marriage licenses were is.
sued nor real estate deeds we're
filed this morning.
Fred Howke, an employe Of
the Southern Pacific, died in the
Santa Rosa hospital Of typhoid
fever early this morning. De-
ceased was German, 35 years OF
age aud came here two years ago.
There will be a meeting at
Schilling's garden on Grand ave.
nue. tonight in the interest OF the
Citizens ticket and FL. y. Skinner.
Good speeches will be made.
"A telegram this morning to
the Alamo Brokerage company
says money was offered at 35 per
cent in New York today.
San Fernando cathedral choir
held nice rehearsal last night In
the church,
There are now three vacancies
on the police force.
"A big meeting in the interest
OF the candidates on the Citizens
ticket was held last night on
Washington square.
Mrs. Ida Brackets and daughter,
Miss Olive, returned last night
from 2 fhroa m0nthSJ visit IN tho