San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-21
LIGHT FLASHES.

given away by Sim Hart free to all
his customers, he will give
away 1000 tickets, or fifteen humid
red dollars Saturday, Monday, and
Tuesday for Christmas, and New
Year gifts to his many customers.
II q 1t
Lovers Of art and admirers Of
the beautiful will miss a great
treat not to see the exhibition Of
holiday novelties at the ART BA-
zAAR, 1923 and 325 f. Houston st. 1t
The International and Great
Northern passenger from the
north, due here at s 80 a. M, was
five hours late today.
The unprecedented call for
books still continues at the Art Ba-
zaar. Its no wonder considering
the exceptionally fine stock they
carry. (2l 1D KYPFER & SENG.
Christmas books. cambridge
& Corner. II q st
Still the crowds surge at Kyp-
fer & Seng's. No wonder, they have
been told by their friends of the
wonders to be found at the Art Ba-
zaar, 1923 and 325 East Houston
street. 81 1t
Mrs. Joseph Hermann cele-
brated her thirty-ninth birthday
anniversary at her home on West
Nueva street last night with
party of friends.
Come to us, We holiday tourists,
and see the prettiest stock of holt
day goods ever shown in the Sunny
South. Art Bazaar, Kypfer & Seng,
1923 and 325 E. Houston street. 1t
Gold pens. cambridge & Cor
| ner. II 81 st
The literary chit" of the year
| amongst books for children is
Louise Carnahan's" Polly's Lion" 1t
has made the authors fortune at a
bound. To be had at the Art Ba-
zaar, Kypfer & Seng, 1913 and 325
East Houston street. II q 1t
Two trolley wires broke on
| West Houston street, near the
bridge, this morning about s o'clock
| and traffic was delayed about an
| hour. No one was hurt.
Books, books, books at the Art
Bazaar, 1913 and 325 East Houston
street. II q 1t
Christmas cards. Bainbridge
& Corner. II 81 st
F. III. Venable, bus conductor
for Carter & Mullaly, was seized
with a fit on East Houston street
yesterday afternoon, just as he
stepped off the bus to enter the
Maverick hotel.
The Art Bazaar is the place
where only the latest fads in holi.
day goods and novelties are to be
had. Prices away down this week.
Kypfer & Seng. II q 1t
Christmas tree ornaments in
beautiful profusion. cambridge
& Corner, Alamo Plaza. II 81 st
The poets in fine bindings.
cambridge & Corner. y 3t
Episcopal and Catholic prayer
books in sets; suitable for Christ
mas presents. cambridge & Cor
ner, Alamo Plaza. II Il st
Leather goods. cambridge &
Cor ner, Alamo plaza. 1921 st
Mr.. Henry Deutz, a long ago
resident of San Antonio, is on a
visit to his old home and is accom-
panied by his charming wife. They
are stopping at the Mahncke.
-Chas. Book, aged 3 years, died
yesterday at 3l3 Warren street,
from pneumonia.
-Aleck Reese and A. l.. Hol-
comb, two country youths, were
fined $25 each this morning by the
recorder for carrying pistols, while
taking in the variety theatres last
night.
--Excursionists, tourists and holt
day buyers, come to our stores and
feast your eyes upon the many fair
things, there to be seen. 1t costs
you nothing, and we will wait on
you politely. Kypfer & Seng, 1913
and 325 East Houston street.
"A brand of cigars has been
named in honor of Mayor Elmen-
dorf.
The mayor and committee
continued opening and reading the
sewer bids this morning. 1t is
very laborious task.
Maggie Bagler, colored. aged
IL years, died on Wednesday last,
at No. 2O2 Plum street, from con.
sumption.
| -Chas S Snkin WAS before the