Local items spark many small-town notices and ads
A collage of notices from Young and Arnold selling neckwear and shirts, Emerson's loan office selling silver watches and a $75 piano, and F Sheets promoting styles at 44 Commerce. City council expected to meet. county commissioners convene tomorrow. church attendance noted. diverse ads for clothing, underwear, and goods. local events include minstrels at Perroni's hall, a Hall's show, and a sermon at Turner Hall. various public notices on auctions, loans, and postal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young & Arnold’s
Emerson’s
Commerce St
Perroni’s
Young & Arnold
F. Sheets
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Pancoast & Son
J. A. H. Hosack
M. Volz
Gent
Commerce Street
Mission Garden
Volksfest Association
Scholz
Lyons
Austin
Houston
Navarro Streets
San Pedro Park
Hall
Houston and
Nacogdoches
Michael J. Ryan
Irish National League
Iish
Turner Hall
Gang of Rough
Cameron
Arry L. Fower
Laredo
United States
Stevens
Bar Association
Billy Kersands
W. L. Douglas
Joe Beckmann
West West Commerce Street
Mission Hose Company
Daisy Braden
Fourth Ward
Mission Arten
Aransas
W. J. Young
General Southern
Mallory Line
Galveston
West Commerce Street
Emerson’s. 10-19-Tf —For Real Bargains In Gent
Frank J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
Li-Ly
F. J. Beitel
Uncle Emerson’s
Mmerce Street
Notable Guests At The Southern In San Antonio
A long list shows many prominent visitors and residents from Luling Waelder Pleasanton Eagle Pass St Paul Laredo and other cities are registered at the Southern hotel. Several officials and business figures are noted along with travels from Ohio Michigan and Cincinnati. A local accident occurs when Mrs Sappington breaks her leg on Goliad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Lyons
Luling
A.S. Kindred
Waelder
Southern
G. W. M. Duck
Pleasanton
L. DeBona
Eagle Pass
Smith
Virginia
Thomas Birmingham
Ohio
J. H. Matthews
Dallas
E. A. DeGraff
St. Paul, Minn
F. F. Rogers
Laredo
Special 16 Page Edition for Cattle and Horse Growers Meet
A special 16 page 112 column edition will publish November 24 for distribution at the National Cattle and Horse Growers Association meeting in St Louis held November 23. The Journal will mail copies to every cattle and sheep ranch in the United States and to many stockmen and farmers in the East and North to present Texas interests and investments. Louis Kells manager of the Journal's branch office will solicit advertisements in the city this week for the extraordinary edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
St. Louis
United States
Texas
Louis Kells
Journal
Two Runaway Horses Disrupt Springs Race Day
Yesterday afternoon at the Springs two runaways startled spectators. Mr August Staacke was thrown from his trotter after losing control, with a facial wound, as the horse bolted past the Volksfest stand and back toward the stables. An ambulance team also bolted, collided with a hack on San Pedro avenue, then halted near the race track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Staacke
The Washington Theatre Change of Bill Tonight
The Washington Theatre presents a revised program for the evening. The female minstrels open the show followed by singing music dancing and comic sketches. A laughable sketch titled The Oyster Vendor closes with a final dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Theatre
Tim Stalin
Debby Ricklin
Brocky Morgan
Washington Theatre
Prominent ranchman Herrera dies at cock fight
Francisco Herrera a wealthy Mexican ranchman on the Medina river near San Antonio collapsed from heart disease during a cock fight yesterday afternoon. His remains were sent to San Antonio for trial. Also noted are multiple obituaries and local notices including auction plans for fence wire, land dispute warnings, and various adverts from San Antonio merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Herrera
Medina River
San Annio
Medina
San Antonio
Marvelous Mexican Medicine Promoted for Blood Disorders
An advertisement touts Medic ina Mexicana Maravillosa as a universal blood purifier for diseases from syphilis to pimples. It promotes a treatise free from Mexican EDICINE Company and lists F Kalteyer & Son as sellers. Also notes Dr. L V Weathers with 21 years experience and a clinic at 207 Elmira Street. Also promotes ORLEY S T X 8 AGUE TONIC for malaria symptoms sold by F Kalteyer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
F. Kalteyer
Mexico
Mexican Edicine Company
St. Louis
F. Kalteyer & Son
L. V. Weathers
Nette
Elmira Street
Orley
Public Notices And Fines From Local Court Session
The report lists multiple individuals fined five dollars for drunkenness and fighting offenses under local ordinances, with several warnings for violations of hack ordinances and insulting language. It also notes a Golden Wedding anniversary and promotes Brown's Iron Bitters with a doctor’s endorsement from Fairfield Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Fairfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
Otto Bero
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
M Hotel
Union
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Washington
Theatre
West
Commerce and Loredosts
Rudolph Singer
Turner Hall Orchestra
Joe McAllister
Sam Kay
Soledad Street
RG and
Exas
ML. 'T
Cushing
Ing
Depot C
Martin's Shoe Store
William Wagenfuhr
Government Depot
Hosack & Newton
Court House
Sla. m
R. A. Phelan
Sam Maverick
Houston Street
Garden Street
Sam Betters
C. Spangler Lodge No
Brotherhood of Road Brakemen
Burlowa
Sam
T. P. Baylor
Uvalde
J.O. Massey
Alamo City
C. R. Prouty
Customs
Corpus Christi
G. W. Grabie
L. H. Jerome
The
Treasury
W. A. Carter
Pearsall
Federal Court
Teferino Romero
Cincinnati
Mesers
Emil Weiss & Co
Licar
C. W. Hide
G. O. Brock
el Paso
P. H. Wentworth
Fort Terrett Ranch
F.T. Deyoe
E. C. Genarde
New
E. G. Bicknell
D. G. Lake
LeGrand E. Elebach
Edward A. Catlin
John W. Steele
New York
J. H. McClery
Philadelphia
G. H. Payre
Boston
B. J. Crouch
Bratton
J. O. Nicholson
A. L. McLane
Thomas W. Dodd
Todos Santos Ranch
P. Lomason
Detroit
W.b.ccormick
Weimar
C. M. Weight
Camden
N. J
J. M. Cunningham
United States Army
H. F. Sheer
W. H. King
Pittsburgh
H. Sanders
Wesson
Miss
F. W. and
C. E. Simmons
Lavaca County
D. N. Hicky
Charles Field
E. Burk
Hall’s Circus
E. Ross
G. W. Grable
L. de Hisense
Mengerotel
Canton
Texas Live Stock Journal
Mortuary
John Lapin
Friederick Stauss
Benina Quintero
West Houston Street
Bridge
Corton & Boron
Gerald Griffin
Atagscosa County
Epina Gurrier
W. W. Reed
Winchester
Ind
Louisa Pike
Bartonio
Randolph
County
Dr. Ing
A. Dreisa
H. L. Fowler
R. Cohn
B. Kiolbassa & Co
Kirchner
C. H. Mueller
Mueller
Epecia 7
Cat Nay
Poya
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Turner Opera House
Ernest Riscne
Little's
Uattc
JO. Lip
Rische's
Zottarelli
Acequia Street
Shoe Palace
Avenue C
Hoto Co
W. 7Th St
Cinnall House
English Kitchen
Acequia
Lin Mas. J.G
Avarro
M. E. Horton
Navarro
M. Berndt
Vienna
Centre St
USA
Reimann
Camargo Street
Antonio Poultry Yards
North Flores&t
Soledad
Tex
Fort Concho
Hhe
Ris
Mario
Proponale
Borage Phoma
Ler, M Donict Uarte Ajor An Oiormsaier
Srcoup
Tulip
Seay
Irana Sl
Val. Lorra
Merchant Tailor
West Commerce ST
Near
Licur
California Wines
F. I. Meyer
Meyer’s Hall
California
Recorder’s Court
C. Knowles
Pat Cavanaugh
C. Devan
Orsealke
Cece Saadee
Palley
Mary Hike
Josh McHenry
H. Robitosh
P. Ladrio
Murphy
N. Casas
Harry Hunt
Pleasants
James
Juan Rios
V. Talamantes
M. Diaz
N. Flores
F. M. Robinette
S. Mayer
Commerce
Hawkes
Critter Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
L. Garza
Banker Deposita
Savings Bank
Eagle Pass Coal Com’y
Labatt & CO
J. E. Labatt
Rice & Ryan
Tieudie
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