San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-26
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City Clerk Vinke received several
applications from strangers wishing 10
leave the city yesterday for clean bills
of health in order to pass quarantine
and he issued them.
Books to burn, cheap as dirt at
Louis Book store. S-15-ev sun II
Our stock of Ladies' shoes in color
ed and black vici kid, lace and but
ton are strictly up to date. Call and
see them. We never fail to please.
Sullivan Shoe Co. gst8s st
Miss Alma Hauelsen, ,contralto,
will give a concert at the Grand opera
house, Sept. 80, assisted by1 Prof.
SchemmeL Miss. Lottie Braun. late of
the Nashville Conservatory OF musice,
| Messrs. Joe McAllister and Alamo
Either club.
You will soon want pair of shoes
| for winter. Call now while our stock
is new and complete. We can fit your
| feet and purse. AS for style just call
and see us. We will do the rest. st
--latest cloth or paper books at
Louis Book store. S-15-ey sua If
Another meeting In behalf of the
bazaar for the benefit of the House of
Good Shepherd. will be held on Tues
day at the Library at 4:30 p. m. All
chairmen are especially requested to
be in attendance, as at that time it
will be decided to hold a meeting at
Turner hall for the purpose of allotting
space to the different booths.
For cheap books-Louis' Book
store. S-15-ev sun IT
Gentlemen, you can't afford to pass
us by if you want something good and
stylish in footwear. All the new styles
and colors in vici kid, willow and Rus
sia calf, at Sullivan's. st
| City Clerk Vinke received an in
quiry yesterday from distant cores
pendent as to the number of Touring
mills we have in this city.
| -Gentlemen's patent leather shoes,
coin and bull dog toes; the nobbiest
and best shoes in the city. $500 buys
a pair at Sullivan's. st
Nearly all the employees of Vie San
| Antonio street railway company are
recovering from the dengue and the
| railway service is improving.
Grand opening Wednesday and
| Thursday. Everybody cordially in
| vited New York Millinery company.
The anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the San Antonio Turn Verein
will be celebrated early next month.
Bring your boys and girls to be fit
| ted with good serviceable shoes, stylish
shoes, at prices that defy competition.
Do you want stylish shoe? Do you
want serviceable shoe? Do you
want a shoe that fits? If so call at
| Sullivan's We have them at prices
that will please you. st
-Apolinario Martinez aged so years,
died Sept. 23rd at No. 622 South La
redo street, Ward 1, from heart dis
ease.
Ladies tan Oxfords and black vici
| kid Oxfords at manufacturers prices
at the Sullivan's Shoe company. ct
IF. I. Meyer will remove the whole
sale department California wines and
liquors, October list, to No 126 Losoya
street, near Alamo plaza.
Mems willow and Russia calf shoes
calf lined; just the thing for fall and
winter wear-s3.5O to $500 per pair, at
| Sullivan's. st
Howard Glazbrook has reported
the theft Of a fine carbuncle set ring,
about week ago from him.
School shoes, all styles and prices.
Every pair warranted, at Sullivan's.
An important meeting of the Ital-
| ian Columbus Day association will be
| held this afternoon.
Grand opening Wednesday and
| Thursday. Everybody cordially in
vited. New York Millinery Co. ct
1t is expected another city payday
is not far off. though how soon is not
known as yet.
Gray Eagle" Charles NJ. Barnes.
Of the Red Men, is i'll with the dengue.
The city's new street sweeper, or
| dered some weeks ago, has been unac-
countably delayed and it is not known
when it will be delivered.
Many prisoners of the county
jail are suffering from dengue
fever.
Lee T. Grain had the mis'or-
tune to run into an excavation on
Main plaza with his bicycle Friday
night, and was thrown from his
wheel, but fortunately was not
seriously injured.
-Wolfson's opening of fall and
winter millinery will take place
shortly.
Henry Fitzgerald, aged 26
years, died September II, in Santa
Rosa Infirmary, from consump-
ton.
BILL Bowlin, colored boy was
arrested Yesterday by Officer
Thomas on the charge of beating
and striking Mr.. Ed Friedrich's
little boy. They had a fight on
Dawson street, the colored boy be-
ing much the larger of the two.
The annual opening of fall and
winter millinery at l.. Wolfson's
will take place in a few days. The
date will be announced later.