RAYS OF LIGHT Gatherings And Local Notices
A collage of town items reports entertainment at the Ladies Exposition Society and a spring concert invitation. It notes a payroll payment for Sunset route workers, a court judgment in a small claim, a building permit for John B. Koenig, a near-fatal wagon accident, a settling of a local editor altercation, and several local business bids. Also mentions Diesselhorst’s injury, farm sale, and a sales pitch for Electric Bitters with testimonials and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Exposition Society
John B. Koenig
Commerce Street
Phil Shardein
el Paso
Monterey
Kunz
South Flores Street
Gadep Martin
Pleasanton Monitor
Keller
Puty
Atascosa County
Pleasanton
Martin
Beethoven and
Mendelssohen
Turner Hall
Carl Beck
J. C. Duncan
San Antonio
Messrs
Johnson Grass
Diesselhorst
Mr. Diesselhorst
Express the Lieu accused in Welton employment claim
The Express reports the Lieu is accused of wrongly charging H Tour nat with unfeeling conduct toward a Welton employee. Welton recently died in isolation. Tournat denies ever employing the deceased. A Liant reporter checked with Welten's friends and relatives who insist he was employed by Tournat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.tournat
August Welton
Tournat
Welten
Mr. Tournat
A Mexican Graveyard Visit at Zacatecas
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle correspondent describes touring the Zacatecas city cemetery. He notes iron gates, a hilltop setting, tall monuments for the wealthy, and an adobe vault above ground with multiple inscribed plates. He contrasts the rich graves with the poorer peon plots nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Zacatecas
Republic
A Grim Mexican Funeral Observed By An Eastern Reader
An Eastern observer recalls a Mexican funeral with a rough hired coffin carried by peons. The scene features a smoking grave, a hurried burial in odd positions, and a stark ritual ending with a cross and a reminder that bones may bleach before the grave is reused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eNo
America
Volksfest meeting closes as by laws adopted at Scholz hall
At Scholz's hall the Volksfest association adopted its by laws after the secretary presented the charter. A July Fourth picnic between Fairfax and Clifton stations in Virginia Midland railroad country saw Charles Jackson shoot Gaskins in the forehead with a revolver. the head wound required surgery to remove fragments. A Fairfax Herald item notes the remark by Gaskins. A Kansas man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing consumption after other remedies failed, with free trials and large bottles advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volksfest Association
Scholz
Fairfax
Clifton
Virginia Midland Railroad
Charles Jackson
Gaskins
Fairfax (Va
Herald
M. E. Allison
Hutchinson
Kan
Dr. King
Amies Bros. & Co
Golden Hair operetta staged with full houses in city
Mrs Katzenberger presents Golden Hair in first class style inviting large crowds. Admission is moderate with parquette 50 cents gallery 25 cents children 25 cents. Reserved seats at Rische's opposite post office. Also ads for Arnica salve and local notices follow.
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the Daily Light
Mason
Paul Wagner
Bargalls Oiteret
COR. Commerce and Navarrosts
DR. Wassermann
Blum
Menger Hotel
Dreiss
Nette
Barnum’s Hotel
Second
Walnut Streets
ST. Louis
L. A. Pratt
Ates
James Clavin
L. Orynski
Commerce Stret
Mocha
Cordova
Rio
Castanola & Son
Plymouth Rock
Lane Brahma
Lang
L.orvocki
W. Green
Houston Street
Maverick & Moss
Frep Correvon
Correvon & Castles
M. Castanola & Son
Juan Manuel Chavez
Narciso Leal
Busi
Leal & Chavez
Hilton & Pane
L. F. Hermann
Alamo Plaza
Emanuel Abrahams
Oeer
Gordon & Shelton
Mrs. Cole
Pecan Street
Rendle & Derby
John Waite Boo
Prormong
Locker & Cleers
Skirving & Hill
Bright
Rice Brothers & Co
H. Tournat
Rio Grande
Bucklen
R. E. Bonn
Pav. Hoyer
Uehlinger’s Pavilion
Evety Nedy
Devine Building
A. Zillian’s
Alamo
Commerce Streets
San Pedro Avenue
Marshall
Hilton & Young
Ouse
R&nt
Aucre
East Huston Street
T. B Johnson
Pythias
Elk Lodge No. 35
Castile
Ulliig Building
Commer of Commerce
Alamo Streets
Econd-Hand Booke
Soletad Street
Court House
Ordnance Stores
San Antonio Arsenal
Texas
Auquan
Oefonday
Ibaac Arnold, Jr
Sramanen
Galveston, Harrieburg
Sunset
New Orleans
P. B. Freer
W. Perce, Jr
B. A. Stevens
Bexar County
Mumm
Cash Grocery
Emanvurs Abrahams
Emanuer Abrailams
Ligue
M. G. Anderson
Congress
Joan B. Reorer
Austin
Tenth
Canvaller
East
Ako
J.joske & Sons
LA Louuusses
Antonto
Crescent City
J. H. Marquart
Soledad Street
the Court House
San Antonio, Texas
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu
A. T. Hensley
San Antonio Lumber Co
P.O
Ana
Wolff & Marx
REA! Gaghrif G&s Are
Commerce and Alamosts
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Galveston
Thos. Goggain & Bros
Soledad ST
James Burns
Lorenzo Castro
J.M. Bryant
Chicago
S.S. Floyd &Co
Commerce Struhet
Mann
Fen Antonio
Chas
Baurr
Campbell Brothers
L. Wolfson
Northwest Cor
Main Plaza
Ihust
Wolfen
Upelolstermay
Yaters
Wolpson
Northwest Corner
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