San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-01
LIGHT FLASHES.
IS. d. scuppER, Fire Insurance.

ton of the new flag of Siemering
Lodge, No. 80, Hermann Soehne, at
Scheuermeyer's park on Sunday, 2
o'clock p. m. Fare only five cents
each way from any point. Grand ball
at Mission garden, s O'clock p. IN. 3l-2t
The work of distributing vot'
ing booths TO the various polling
places was begun yesterday after
noon. The ballot boxes are also
being distributed.
knives, cutlery, scissors, straps,
razors, Bowie knives. See our as
sortment aud get my prices before
buying. FRED. w. STONE.
10 80 st
DIR. H. j. Trolinger quietly and
modestly observed his tifty-fourth
birthday anniversary yesterday.
-"Ksmp hooking Kit" con-
densed in small portable package.
A boon for camping out parties.
10203t FRED. w. STONE.
Ida Douglas, alias Waco Ida,
who was arrested yesterday on
charge of making threats to take
life, gave bond in the sum OF $500
yesterday afternoon, with Louise
X. Schneider, Louis Csssaway and
August Santleben as sureties.
Shot guns all makes, gauges,
weight and prices. Fred W.
Stone. III ~ st
Mrs. F. NJ. DietZ, Of Cibolo
valley, died yesterday morning at
s o'clock. She was the lady who
had the operation performed on
her some time ago, which was an
nounced by the LIGHT.
Fixed ammunition compris-
ing nitro and black powders. All
from 10 to 20. Fred w. Stone. st
1t is said that Tom Patino, the
hospital stewart under City Physi-
clan Braunnagel and part OF DR..
Menger's term, has the most
chance of being appointed to the
vacancy caused by Stewart koch's
resignation.
Don't fail to attend the Celebra-
ton of the new flag of Siemering
Lodge, No. 80, Hermann SOehne, at
Scheuermeyer's park on Sunday, 2
o'clock, p. m. Fare only five cents |
each way from any point. Grand ball |
at Mission garden, S o'clock p. m.3013t |
"A meeting OF the Italian
society will be held in a
few days to settle the accounts of
the recent celebration of Column
bus Day.
For Rent-A 10 room two story
house, us Ave. c. 10 81 2t*
Mrs. j. G. Beasley and Miss
ida Grammar, arrived in the city
on a visit. They are at
the Southern.
The finest gentlemen's parlors in.
the city at the SILVER KING. 4-29-tf
Will Garland and bride are in
the city from Palestine AID are
guests of the Southern.
ALI kinds of commercial job print
fuS vi ohOll hOtlSC az thC bdhy
Light Job Printing Department
w. B. Brown, Of Oakland,
Tex, is in the city.
Organ for sale, cheap; apply to
Miss Alma Graham, 122 Lavaca st.
10 &c I'm |
Il. H. Browne, an attorney of
San Marcos, is at the Southern.
ENQUIRER ON SALE
AT LOUIS BOOK STORE |
F. Zweiiel, OF Galveston, is at |
the Southern.
The SILVER KING is the finest |
gentlemen's resort in the city. If
"A marriage license was issued |
to Vicente Saucedo and |
fedora Terrasas.
FINEST RYE WHISKY, Daugh-
erty, Mt. Vernon, and Old G. and B. at
the Crystal saloon. 6 20 If.
The Crescent Social club ten
dered a surprise last night to
Charles Bosshardt at his home on
Villits street in honor OF his birth
day anniversary.
Miss Sheldon would thank
those who renew or subscribe to
the Ladies' Home Journal to send
through her at 206 Convent street.
10 81 it,
Mrs. Fl. l.. Baer and daughter
have returned from Ohio.
Fireworks for all political par
ties. Celebrate the election Of your
choice and get them Of Fred. W.
Stone. 1870 st
Judge T. s. Maxey is i'll with
Ia grippe.
Great Bargains in wood Cook
and HEATER stoves, for a short
time only.
10 25 If J. DEAN & Son.
--Mrs. G. p. Smith and daugh.
ter have returned from Mexico.
Finest and largest assortment
Of fishing tackle in the city. Fred
w. Stone. 1920 81
Miss Agnes CLANCY OF New Or
leans, formerly of this city, is visit
inc Mr. and Mrs 0,Cnnnor o. 900