San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-10
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livery wagon slipped on the wet block
paving on Main plaza yesterday after
noon and had hard fall. His harness
was broken in several places.
Mems finest French patent leather
shoes. Newest styles for So at
ct SULLIVAN SHOE co.
A Ladies Degree of Honor of the
A. o. U. w. auxiliary to Milan lodge,
was. organized last Thursday night.
The organization will be completed at
the next meeting.
Easy terms and low prices at
Staacke's. Him
Thus far eight plumbing firms have
registered with the city engineer, as
required by ordinance before they can
put in house drains.
-Schleyer Brothers will keep OPEN
"a HOURS EACH DAY and will at all
times serve the public with fine re-
freshInents, and choice cigars. The
restaurant will be supplied with all the
,delicacies of the season, including fish
oysters and game, when in season.
Mr.. t. A. Luter, the well known
new bicycle, recently arrived.
-Sunivans SO shoes for men are the
best on earth. We have them in all the
new toes, in Vici Kid and Russian Box
calf. SULLIVAN SHOE CO.
The many friends of Miss Katie
Sens and Mr.. Gus. Jehl, are offering
them their very best wishes, their
engagement having been made pub
lie.
-Lost-Gold cuff-button with initial
p. A suitable reward will be paid If
left ar this office. 10-9-2t
Another new lodge of Sons of
Herman will soon be organized in this
city.
Ladies' Chocolate and oXblood OK
ford and button Newports, latest coin
toes for SO at SULLIVAN SHOE co.
Two recent dengue victims en-
ployed on the San Antonio Street rail-
way lines reported for duty yesterday.
knights and Ladies of Honor,
Concgrdia lodge, will give their ball at
Muths garden October 18th. 1t
The electric street sprinkler has
been run in the car sheds.
-Wanted-A young white girl to
nurse baby, 219 Fourth st. lO-lO-lt"
Yesterdays electrical storm disar-
ranged the power house machinery of
the street cars for a while.
Mems Vici Kid shoes, calf lined,
in chocolate and black, new coin toes,
at SULLIVAN'S.
The deer hunting party made up
of Messrs. Rahmsdorf, Oldenbusch and
Geyer to go out today, have put it off
on account of the accident to Mr.. Gey-
er.
Readers Paradise for ten days on
ly at LOUIS BOOK STORE. 10-10-1t
in the Probate court James Simpson
Thornton qualified as guardian yester-
day in the estate of the Thornton
minors, the bond being $4,000.
-Books-Paper covered-half price
ten days only. lO-lO-1t
LOUIS BOOK STORE.
There is a broken lamp post at
the corner of Nolan and Olive streets
which requires removal.
Buy your shoes of us and get
chance on the beautiful piano to be
given away soon.
3t SULLIVAN SHOE CO.
There will be an examination in
this city next Friday and Saturday of
applicants for state and county teach
er's certificates. The examining board
will consist of Adolph Uhr, w. A. Ed
wards and G. G. Pulsford,. County
School Superintendent Huff will re-
ceive applications.
Wanted, German girl for light
house work. Apply to sol Marshal
street.
The Texas Baptist convention will
be held in the pavilion at San Pedro
park on the 5th of November.
We have now on sale the finest and
most complete line of mems winter
weight shoes in the city. Call and see
them. SULLIVAN SHOE co.
A two-horse wagon runaway took
place on Water street Friday after
noon. but was brought to a stop at
the corner of Goliad street by collis-
ion with fence when one of the horses
was thrown off its feet. No one was
in the wagon.
GIVEN AWAY at Louis Book
Store a METROPOLITAN FASH
IONS" with every buyer of the Delin-
Gator while they last. l0-lOlt
Capt. Juan Cardenas, who was so
severely injured several weeks ago in
a runaway accident, was able to ap-
pear on the streets yesterday, but is
not yet fully recovered.
$3.50 buys a pair of ladies' So tan
oXfords at SULLIVANS.
Leading styles and lowest prices.
"Lentz," Tailor. lO-6-t
Yesterday afternoons sudden
shower of rain was especially heavy
in the Third and upper portions OF the
Fourth wards, while the southern and
southeastern parts of the city were un-
touched.
For a stylish, perfect fitting suit
go to 'Lentz," Tailor, $40 w. Com. st.
Mr.. Herman Geyer is lame from
the effects of an accident caused by
a big brewery horse stepping on MS
right foot while he was shoeing the