San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-21
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Mrs. Henry Hoeke, VIM. Rahms-
dorf, H. Geyer, DR.. Duke and Jim
wingfield expect to leave tomorrow for
the Hondo mountains on ten days
deer hunt.
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SALE
If you want bargain in power call
at the Light office and see the little
giant-4A horse gasoline engine run.
Cheaper than steam or electricity and
more independent. 11-19-tf
Mr. Max B. Mayer, who has been
quite seriously i'll after a recent sur
gical operation, is improving fast.
Football Horns, Seng Bros.
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SALE.
Mr.. John Dellsite is now rightly
called grandpa"
Football Horns, Seng Bros.
w. S. Delaney, of Wharton and ].
T. McElroy, of Pecos, are cattle buyers
who arrived at the Southern hotel yes
terday.
Look out for the grand assignment
sale of the Moke Millinery Company.
A. M. Cohen, Assignee. 11-1S-tf
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SALE.
w. A. Daugherty, a health seeker
from Washington, d. c., is at the
Southern hotel.
Newest styles of stationery at w.
CORNERS. 11-19-2t
Mr. VIM. Rahmsdorf says that if
Mr. Henry Hoeke does not accidental
ly kill a deer on their trip this week
he will buy Henry goat, which kill
ed, skinned and head and legs cut off,
can be palmed off on his friends as
Yenison.
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SALE.
Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired at eastern prices, at "Maurer's"
IA West Commerce street. 11-14-1m
and J. Lamm have returned from a
successful deer and turkey hunt In
Frio county, well loaded down with
game.
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SALE.
mo DIRT, NO CLINKERs, NO
SLACK, Camel Coal. w. G. Sill
man. 10-26-1m
-Messrs. Ed. Kotula and Albert
Friedrich returned from their deer
hunt in Frio county last night.
CAMEL COAL is the best. Tele-
phone 1928. $3.50 PER TON. 10-26-1m
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DIR. H. D.. Barnitz and Charles
Blanc leave this morning for shoot
ing trip, near Kerrville.
If your business is slack, give it a
little more advertising tonic. Try the
Sunday Light.
Major Molbley, state superintend-
ent of public buildings, and Judge Hill,
assistant attorney general, were in the
city yesterday on public business and
were Interested spectators at the foot
ball game in the afternoon.
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SALE.
Less than wholesale prices, my en-
tire stock of new and fancy goods,
Paul Wagner.
-Hopkinson Smith, the author and
reader, is the next on the list of thte
San Antonio Lyceum amusements at
Beethoven hail.. Dec. 21st.
=Nasesl Vases! Large and small,
of beautiful design at below cost, Paul
Wagner, SOC Houston street and III
Alamo plaza.
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SALE.
The San Antonio German club will
have a meeting this morning in Elk
hall, to reorganize for the winter sea-
son.
Pop guns,
Toy guns,
Toy whips,
MIC TENGG.
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SALE.
He will positively do so. Mr.. Paul
Wagner has opened branch store at
No. III Alamo plaza, next to Dreiss'
drug store. He positively wants to
go out of business and goods must go
regardless of cost.
Picture books, juveniles and books
suitable for holidays. MIC TENGG.
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MIR. Charles Kuhlmann has return
ed from deer hunt of several weeks
in Mason county. He says he had a
glorious bit of sport.
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SALE.
Mr.. Joe Cooley is more and more
up to date. Not satisfied with own
ing bull dog, he's now got a bike.
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SALE.
FANCY GOODS-Toilet cases.
manicure sets, glove and handkerchief
cases, cigar cases. LEATHER
GOODS. MIC TENGG
The plans will be selected and ar
chitect chosen by the governor and