San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
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The question of the best methods
to pursue in making the drain connec-
tions with the public schools is still
perpleXing the mayor and sewer COM
mittee of this city.
-LoST-A plaid cape, lined with red
silk, between Evergreen street and
Main plaza. Finder return to 920 San
Pedro avenue and receive reward. 2t'
Our boys and Girls shoes are the
most stylish and durable in town.
prices always the lowest.
SULLIVAN SHOE co.
Miss Roxie Brockway will sing a
solo in the Christian church today.
The Majestic cooking exhibit will
continue another week Saturday, Both.
Biscuit making taught free every day
from 10 to IL a. m.
| 10-23-2t SHAFER e. BRADEN.
| The residents of Goliad street are
thinking of offering vote Of thanks
for the building of that new sidewalk
along this street.
-Children's Napoleon and other now
elites in fine caps just received at
THE MOKE MILLINERY CO.
The inaugural ball of the Polish
Young Mems union took place last
night in st. Albert's hall and was very
largely attended. Dancing was con-
tinued until quite late.
For sale, Cheap, Square Piano, in
good order, Apply at once, 422 Augusta
street
Edwin Polk, who was seriously in
jured by a fall from a hores two
weeks ago, is improving very slowly.
Ladies come any day from 10 to
II a. m. if you want to learn TO make
biscuits like those served at the Ma
jestic cooking exhibit. The exhibit
will continue another week. Don't fail
to inspect the great Majestic while in
operation. 1t burns coal or wood.
Biscuit making taught free. Delicate
lunch free.
| 10-23-2t SHAFER & BRADEN.
The Friendly Circle Social club will
have dance in the Zouave Guard ar
| mory next Wednesday night.
Five hundred November Delinea-
tors given away Monday.
THE MOKE MILLINERY co.
-Teutonia Singing society will pic
mic today on the Salado creek.
Reward for return of black horse,
141a hands high, Mexican brand left
shoulder, scar inside left hind leg to
AOi ~ h'NANSb DolS A01e1DlNSs OoC DS<NNSA'
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Mems French calf patent leather
shoes: all new toes, for $500 at
st SULLIVAN'S. S
"A pleasant party took place last
Friday night at Mr.. Gus Heye's resi-
dence.
-One more week of the Majestic
cooking exhibit at Shafer & Braden's.
The Majestic will be in operation, bak-
ing biscuits in 3 minutes. The Majes-
tics burns coal and wood. Delicious
coffee and S-minute biscuits served
free. Biscuit making taught free from
10 to IL every morning.
Mr. d. P. Barr and wife have re-
turend from a two weeks outing on
the head waters of the Guadalupe as
high as Murphysville. Mr.. Barr
caught lots of fish and killed two wild
turkeys.
Hello Central, connect me with
those biscuits baked in 8 minutes by
the great steel range Majestic. The
exhibit continues another week. ct
"a meeting of the attorneys Was
held in the Federal courtroom yester-
day, and the civil docket was set
Our mems $500, shoes; all styles,
lace and congress, are the best or
earth. .-... ........
SULLIVAN SHOE co.
Hats trimmed or untrimmed, fan
cy feather in endless varieties; all at
one-half price. Monday at N''
THE MOKE MILLINERY co.
Buck Hice and son left yesterday
on deer hunt about 25 miles north of
Castroville, where he has some rela-
tives and where game is plentiful. He
says he will stay until he tires of the
sport.
The greatest drive ever offered.
over 1000 trimmed hats to be sacrificed
Monday at
THE MOKE MILLINERY CO. ,.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Henley takes place tomorrow morning
from st. Mary's church. t.
Your old clothes made new. Suit
cleaned, 800; suit dyed, $1.5O; hats and
ladies' dresses a speciality: mail or
ders promptly attended to. JOHN
ROGERS, No SO2 Soledad street. it,
When in need of footwear don't fail
to buy at SULLIVAN'S. ct
The will of the late Franz Urban
eek, naming his wife, Helene Urban
eek, as executriX, was filed in the Pro-
bate court yesterday.
-Children's and infants cloaks,
children's dresses, children and infants
underwear and the greatest line of in
fants trouseau ever shown here at
special prices.
THE MOKE MILLINERY CO.
The birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wentworth, of Harrison street,
Oct. is, was reported to the city health
Office yesterday.
No let up. Prices in hats cut all
to pieces for our great Mondays sale.
THE MOKE MILLINERY CO.
City Collector Sutor collected dur
ing the past week about $4,000.
Ladies do not fail to get one of our
Delineators free Monday, one to every
customer with one dollar purchase.
THE MOKE MILLINERY co.
Crowds lined the streets yesterday
while the Italian parade passed
through the city.
Mems tan shoes worth $500 and
$500 for $3.50 this week, at SULLI-
VANS. ct
Mems hand welt, box calf shoes
new bull dog toe, heavy sole, worth
$500, now $500 at SULL1VAN'S.
A total of 144 permits to date have