San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-10

Books, Books.-Nic Tengg. 10 81
Games, games.-Nic Tengg 81
Mechanical toys.-Nic Tengg. 81
Albums, plush goods.-Tengg's 81
Strangers invited-Nic Tengg. 81
Robert Dawson was arrested yes
terday on charge of theft of cattle
and was released on bond.
The Bachelors club will hold their
annual banquet this evening.
Visitors to the Alamo City are re-
Spectfully invited to see our beautiful
display of holiday goods, which are
now on exhibition at our mammoth
store, 800 West Commerce street.
10 st MIC TENGG.
The Cuban club will hold a meet
ing in Scholz's hall tonight to make
preparations for the proposed
fair to be held in the old county court
house, beginning Dec 18th.
Book lovers never before had such
an opportunity of buying books at sac
rificing prices as Kypfer & Seng are
offering this month. And think of it,
just before the holidays.
The police are looking for a lost
boy, Brice Peighton, 10 years, from
Ennis, Texas.
The largest and finest exhibit of
poultry and pet stock ever seen in the
state at the old courthouse. Soledad
street. 10 1t
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Franks, of South Flores
street yesterday.
Children see the tiny banties. rab-
bits and all kinds of pet stock at the
Poultry show. Admission; children
10 cents. 10 1t
On account of the "Storming of
the Alamo" the San Fernando Gene
terry association will not hold the
special meeting called for tomorrow
afternoon.
Books almost given away at Kyp-
fer & Seng. 1t
The Belknap Rifles have appoint
ed Judge R. B. Green, Capt. McAddo,
Lieut.. Baker, Jos. Poor, Emil Blum,
b. King, Geo. Hines, Judge Shook
and Carlos Bee a committee on enter
tainment to look after all visiting
militia members who attend the
StOTDlllS VI Tie AldlllO. Il lie GULL
mittee will meet at the office of Hines
4 Bee at p. m. today.
Fine music every night this week |
at the Poultry show, old courthouse.
Two well known members Of the |
medical profession engaged in a rough
and tumble fight in an Alamo plaza |
drugstore yesterday, but it was all
over before any damage was done
to necessitate their being laid up for
repairs.
Books! Well just come to us and
see the piles of them. You can have
them at almost your own price.
Louis Kunkel is suing George NJ.
White on account for S245 in the
Thirty-seventh District. court.
10 1t KYPFER & SENG.
Before you buy holiday books
come to us. We don't ask you to buy.
Mrs. VIM. Rowley died at 113
Starr street this morning after an ILL
ness Of several months.
Christmas books at January prices
10 1t KYPFER & SENG.
Officer Sobieski last night arrest
ed Mrs. Hayden on charge Of being
a vagrant and for resisting arrest.
The latter case was dismissed by the
recorder today, the charge of vagran-
cy being continued.
Come in and look at the piles of
books heaped mountain high. Make
us a price and We'll meet you half
way every time. KYPFER & SENG.
-Thos- H. Franklin is erecting a
$1,000 addition to his residence on
Laurel Heights, ward 4.
In these hard times you'll want to
ecOnomize; make dimes do the work
of dollars. What's better than book
for a present? We've got them for
25c to Toe; books that will astonish
you in quality and binding. Come in
and look them over.
10 1t KYPFER & SENG.
Consulting Engineer Samuel NJ.
Gray today telegraphed City Engineer
Pancoast that he will arrive in San
Antonio tomorrow. He is coming af-
ter his Chrismtas present of 5000, no
doubt.
j. @. Nelson was arrested by Off
GERS Kieffer and Bader today on a
charge Of smoking opium.
There's no excuse for ANYBODY to
be without reading matter these days
when books are being sold at such
ridiculously low prices as Kypfer &
Seng are offering them this month.
And what an appropriate present too,
they make for Xmas. 1t
The remains of Mrs Fannie d.
Porter were inferred in this city yes
terday.
Tony Battaglia mourns the loss of
his overcoat, containing some valua-
bic papers, which was stolen Tuesday
night from his buggy on South Flores
street.
Chief Tobin yesterday afternoon