San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-30
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There is a dangerous street drain
across Nolan street at the corner OF
Live Oak street. The covering has
become broken and is a menace to
horses.
We carry in stock full line of Doll
ge's felt slippers and Romeo's in all
colors. Prices from s1.00 to $3.50. Sui
Ivan Shoe Co. 11-2S-3t
Gus Hallford has been heard from.
He is with his hunting party up in
north Texas, on lake Espinola. He
says he is getting plenty of game.
Ladies' tan oxfords, all styles, at
less than factory prices, at Sullivan's.
Alfred Carlisle broke another
wheel off his buggy while going home
Sunday night from town.
Silver novelties of all kinds at COR
NER'S. " 2t
-Thirty-two carloads 70 cattle of
the Chittim & Jennings stock were
held yesterday at the Union Stock
yards for feeding.
Special bargains in all kinds OF
footwear at Sullivan's. 2s-st
The entertainment committee of the
Harmony club have set Thursday ev-
ening of each week as ladies' evening
from $50 to 1880.
w. C. SILLIMAN, SOLE DEAL
Err in CAMEL COAL, try it. SAM
PIE FREE. $3.50 PER TON. Tel
Achone 323. 10-26-fm
MIR. Henry Frasch will celebrate his
birthday anniversary next Tuesday ev
y-ening.
-Children's school shoes, all kinds,
styles and prices, at Sullivan's. st
Fire Chief Collins and Assistant Lon
Tracht are putting in good ticks in
selling tickets for the Firemens' Fund
ball on the 10th.
-Cooley's Register-will serve bust
ness mems lunch, IL to 2:30 p. M,
Change of bill of fare daily. 11-29-1m
The detectives report that the Cres-
ent residence on Lexington avenue has
been used as lodging place by tramps
for some time past, it being vacant.
NO DIRT, NO CLINKERs, NO
SLACK, Camel Coal. w. c. Sill
man. 1e-26-lm
The mounted men change watch to-
morrow night, Messrs. Van Ripper and
Brown taking the night watch and
Messrs. Mitchell and Beck the day.
CAMEL COAL is the best. Tele-
phone 1923. $3.50 PER TON. 10-26-1m
The recorder fined Mike FYanni-
gan five dollars this morning for being
drunk and disorderly. He was run
ming after a crowd of boys and ours
ing on Soledad street last night and
was arrested by Special officer Ad-
dington.
"A broken circuit of the city fire al
arm system caused the tower bell OF
the Market street fire house TO tap once
this morning at $50 o'clock.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
THEODORE Sawin, aged years.. was
playing at the hobby-horses on West
Commerce street Sunday, when his
right hand was injured in some manner
and the index finger was so badly lac
Grated that it had to be amputated.
A Mexican woman sprained heI
ankle last night at the corner of Com.
-merce and Soledad streets by making
a misstep and Hackdriver Jack Ash
ton kindly took her to her home at tn,
corner of Austin and Eighth streets.
The city carpenter was engaged il
replacing broken glass in the city ha
doors this morning. Two in the polio
clerks room were repaired.
-Runge, Tex, Nov. 16. lS97.-"M
brother has been sickly for some tim
and he took two bottles of Hoods SaI
Saparilla and he has not been complain
ing any since. He says now he feel
much better and has no more pains i
his side. Albert Ditmer." 11-30-t
"A case against Max B Mayer o
the criminal docket of the Fedora
court was dismissed by United State
Attorney Culberson yesterday.
"A case against f. OnenburgeI
charged with assault and battery o
Gus Seay,. dairyman, was dismisse
by Justice Jones this morning. TIL
trouble arose1over few pecans.
The soliciting committee of tn
Confederate reunion was out yesterda
and reports good success and grea
encouragement.
"A candy pulling party was held la.
night at the residence of Miss Nor
Orviss, on Brooks street, whic
was attended by about te
couples and very happy time was ell
joyed.
"A case of diptheria at No. $40, Da
las street, has been reported to the eli
health office.
One hundred and fifty feet of ga
den hose were lifted by some tran
from yard on North Flores sire