San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-16
LIGHT FLASHES,


If you wish to purify your blood
you should take medicine which
cures blood diseases. No other medi-
iCne has such record of cures as
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mr.. Albert Friedrich will give up
his residence on West Marshall street
and will move closer into the city.
Street Commissioner Crowther lost
his gold watch by pickpocket Sunday
night last at Bob Marks cockpit saloon
but with the aid of Mr.. Andreas Coy
recovered the watch yesterday after
noon.
DON'T fail to attend the GERMA-
MA MASQUE BALL Saturday night.
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Ice cream saloons and ice cream
soda fountains are resuming opera
lions.
Hoods Pills arS easy to take. easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, bilious
nrSs. 25C.
An oiled rain coat was stolen yes
tcrday afternoon from J. Lamm, of
Eeanville, while he was in the city.
Homer 4. Wilson is conducting
his revival at the Christian church in
stead of Prospect Hill Baptist church
rs reported.
FOR SALE-A complete printing
office, including cylinder press, lots of
type, job press, etc. Name your price
and terms and take it. JOHNSON
BROS PRINTING co. IL It
John Peeler and J. ID. Butcher. ne
grOeS wanted in Georgetown for gam
ing and theft. We're taken away yes
terday by Sheriff Purl, of Williamson
county.
David Sanders was able to he up
yesterday for the first time after sew
''ral days illness.
REMEMBER the GERMANIA
LODGE MASQUE BALL Saturday
Night. Tickets 80 cents. IL st
Mr.. John Green is in the city from
Eagle Pass, to visit his parents, Col.
and Mrs. N. o. Green. Col. Green is
seriously ill.
Mrs. J. X. Gordon, wife of Capt
j. Keith Gordon, of Junction City,
died yesterday under a surgical opera
ton. at the Mahncke hotel.
MFR Mic Van Siebergen is serious
-iy ill at his residence on Hill street.
A party of New York bankers will |
pass through the city in few days |
sn route to Mexico.
School children call at johnson
Bros. Printing Co.. and get rule. 30S |
and 80 Navarro st. = 1G It |
Ivy Social club will hold election |
of officers tonight at St. Joseph's hall. |
The hotel committee of the Bust |
ness Mems club held a meeting this |
morning for final selection of the site |
for the new hotel, and adjourned until
this afternoon at o'clock.
"A number of shoes were stolen
from the Sunset shoe company on Aus
tin street, last Friday.
There were but two cases before
Recorder Shields today.
"A. C. Smith has secured a permit
to erect a dwelling at No. 235 Craig
place, Ward 4, to cost $1,000.
Mr.. Hermann Frasch is puzzling
his head to find out who was so kind
as to send him so many valentines
recently. He is becoming very pop
uiar. from the large number received.
Mr.. August Delaney's fine family
carriage horse, a great pet of the fam
ity, at No. 7l8 Live Oak street, died
this morning and is supposed to have
been poisoned by some enemy of the
family.
Lost or stolen-A poll-parrot from
AIS Hays street. The two gentlemen
VINO were seen to pick same up will
please return to owner and receive
thanks. l.
-Axton Malone was fined s. by a
jury in Justice Jones court this morn
ing for beating up William Thomas
last Sunday.
Mayor EImendorf, after his return
from Galveston. will start in at his
hardware store at the bottom of the
ladder. Whether he will have to
open up store in the morning and
sweep out, or simply be used as a
chore boy during the day, has not been
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