San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-25
THE STAR.
a Great National Democratic
Newspaper.

THE STAR Ia the only New York newspaper pos
scssing the fullest confidence OF the Nationa! Adj
ministration and the United Democracy o. Ne"
York the political battle ground of the Republic.
JeiferSonian Democracy, pure and simple, IL gonH
enough for the Star. single-handed among the
metropolitan press, II has stood by tho men called
By the great democracy TO redeem the government
from twenty five ,years of Republican wagte'ulneEs
and corruption snd despotism to the Sonth. For
these four years past it has been nnswervlns IN IFS
fidelity to the administration o! Grover Cleveland
1t ia for him now-for Cleveland and ThurmGn-for
four yearc mOrs of Democratic honesty III our ma
tonal AFFAIRS and continued national tranquility
and prosperity.
For people who like that sort OF Democracy the
Star is the paper TO read.
The Star stands aquarey on the National Demo-
cratic platform. II believes that any tribute eX-
acted from the people In excess OF the demands OF
the government economically administered 10 essen
TALLY oppressive and dishonest. The scheme fos-
tered and championed by the Republican party--of
making the government misrr, wringing millions
annually from the people and locking them up in
vaults to serve no purpose but invite was,eulness
and dishonesty, it regards as a monsrous crime
against the nights Of American citizenship. Repub-
lcan political jusglers may call It protective taxa
tom the Stars Lame for II ID robbery.
Through and through the Star is great newspa-
per. Its is pure and wholesome. its news serv-
ice unexceptionable. Zach issue presents an epito-
me of what is best worth knowing of the worlds
history Of yesterday. Its stories are told in good,
quick, picturesque English and mighty interesting
reading they are.
THE SUNDAY STAR Is good as the best class
magazine, and prints about the same amount
matter. Besides the days news it Is rich in specia
descriptive articles, stories, snatches Oi current
literature, reviews art criticisms. etc. Burdette's
inimitable humor sparKles in its columns; will
CRreton's delightful letters Of It's choice offer
ings. Many Of the best known men and women in
literature and art are represented in its columns.
THE WEEKLY STAR is largo paper giving the
cream Of the news the world over, with special
features which make it the most complete family
newspaper published. The farmer, the mechanic,
the business man too much occupied TO read daily
paper. will get for his dollar invested In The
Weekly Star than from any other paper. II will be
especially alert during the campaign and will print
the freshest aud most reliable pOliticul news
Terms TO subsc ribers, Postage Free:
Every day for one year (including Sunday e. 81 90
Daily, without Sunday, one year .............. 90
Every day, SIX mOnths. ..........-..-... .
Daily, without Sunday. six months. 3 60
SUNDAY edition, one year..................... l 80
WEEKLY STAR, one year. ! %
a free copy Of The WEEKLY STAR TO the sender
Of & club Of ten.
re- SPEoIAL CAMPAIGN OTFER.-THE WEEKLY STAR
in clubs Of twenty five more will be sent for the
remainder Of this year for Forty cents for each sub
scription. Address, THE STAR
Broadway and Park Place, New York