San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-13
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A local jewelry store, to be UP with
the Klondike craze, has scarf pins
and sleeve buttons formed after the
shape of a nugget. They go for ten
and twenty-five sents each.
VIII give up all that health means
to you? If not, look for impure blood.
Cure boils, pimples, humors and all
scorfulous tendencies by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla- r
Owing to the prevalent dengue
fever it is said it is almost impossible
to find a doctor in his office.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe. All
druggists. AF*
The coyote killed on Alamo
Heights yesterday was slain by Mr.
Il. III. Logan, carpenter. 1t meas
ured six feet from the tip of its tail
to the point of its nose.
Fall styles all in, "Lentz.' tt
Only two fines were assessed by Re
corder Lewis this morning, one for 80
against Joe Rivas for fighting and one
for $40 against ]. r. Jones for being
drunk and disorderly.
Wanted A 1 cook. and a first class
laundry woman, at G. C. Gibbs, 800
Mason street 3t
Mr.. Simon Veith is up and out
again after depgue attack. He says
he enjoyed himself finely, nit.
-"Lentz," Tailor, $40 Commerce.
Mr.. Joe Cooley was so far recover
ed from recent illness as to be able to
drive down town yesterday. He re-
ceived many congratulations from
friends.
-Lentz,' Tailor 80 Commerce.
If
The physicians report that all citi-
zens who have been away during the
summer are all returning sick with the
dengue. r. Il
Might Clerk Gallagher, of the city
police station, is again i'll with the
dengue. ---
Mr.. Hermann Boyer, living at 412
Camargo street is i'll with, the dengue.
Some of the saloon keepers are be-
ginning to charge 10 cts. a package for
cigarettes, on account of the SIS
cigarettes on account of the SIS Ii
cense now charged by the govern
ment.
School Supplies-W. Corner. 31-6t
Shots were heard in the vicinity
of the Sunset rip track, east of North
Pine street, last night about nine
o'clock. They are of very frequent
occurrence of nights.
Twelve city prisoners were supplied
with suppers last night and the same
number were given breakfasts this
morning. -----..-.
w. G. Du -Four, of New Orleans
was introduced at the San Antonio
club this morning as a visitor of Mr.
S. d. Scudder.
-Chas. Scheidemantel, a we'll known
bicylist, is back in the city after al
absence of some length in Greenville.
Ripe bananas are on sale at sever
al of the local fruit stands.
The San Antonio club has two ap
plications for membership, one from
COtulla and one from Houston.
-Messrs, Z. ]. Confines, Ben Miller
Percy Wilson and Charlie Rhein,
went out to the Converse Saengerfes
yesterday on their wheels. They re
port the road as not being in very eX
cellent condition for cycling,
Mrs. ]. w. White celebrated he
birthday anniversary at her home Of
the Mission road yesterday.
"A big celebration will take pIac
at the HelOtes next Sunday.
City Physician Hadra will recon
mend to the council this afternoon tn
ACCESSIBILITY of erecting a pest hous
or contagious disease barrack in thi
city in anticipation of a possible Wis
tation of epidemic disease.
"A case of diphtheria on Share
street has been reported to the cit
health office.
Mrs. Mary Hope, aged 80 year
died Sept. /, from heart failure, del
que fever and child birth. She ha
resided in this city for the past sixtee
years, residing recently on Sout
Heights.
Mr.. Chas. Hummell while out G
the Medina yesterday saw two your
buck deer, but had no rifle with him.
-Strayed-A small reddish JersC
COW. Return to or notify Mrs. Cha
Hugo, 72S Main avenue and get r
ward. --.,.-- -
Geo. w. Lay, aged 63 years, die
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