San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-10
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s the same thing over again.

The republican office holders commit
tee have spoken.
The next move expected is for Boss
Brian to tell the democrats what they
must do.
Dear Sam Jones: Can't you do some
thing to save the city aud county officials
from destruction.
The Sam Jones meetings have killed
the show and beer garden business for the
time being.
1t is thought the big Barnum circus
will run Sam Jones lively com petition
for the crowd.
Perry Lewis is right after Can't Stop
Robinson for the senate. Perry is for
Geo. Clark.
The Star theatre opens tonight with
fresh stock.
The mlnstrelS' ought to pull some of
Sans crowd tonight. .
Manager Knight, of the Washington,
has prepared fine bill of attractions for
this week.
Sam Jones will do good if he only sue
ceeds in waking up the San Antonio
preachers.
This being election year, new saloon
may be expected to open up every night
this month. A number will collapse in
November.
Will Boss Brian and his ticket con-
clude to carry Hogg with them.
Good bye, Governor James Stephen
Hogg. Brian will turn you loose to save
himself.
Henry Terrell, the republican candi-
date for congress, will speak in Frede-
ricksburg on the 2lst.
Brian could not side. track Noonan and
Paschal.
Rev. Sam is kinder stuck on that red
blossom nose worn by the religious repor-
ter of the Express.
Capt. Walton SAYS he is not in favor of
nominating another ticket.
Owing to sickness of Gov. Andrew j.
Houston, and his not being able to make
an active campaign, 1t is thought he will
come down and come out in favor of Geo.
Clark.
Take advantage of the lull in the real
estate market and buy yourself a home.
For particulars call on John 7. HANDLE
ton IL Co.
It's about time the German Day Volks-
fest committee were doing some advertiS-
ing, or the show will be a great big
failure.
The number OF business men are ask
ing, what has become of the new direct
DRY promised.
Fake advertising schemes are becoming
numerous. Its wise advertiser that
knows when to let them alone.
L. Wolfson is probably the biggest
advertiser in West Texas, but it is rare
thing for him to be taken in by an adver-
Using fake. WolfSon says he always gets
the best returns from the newspaper.
The Anti-Administratio ticket should
be more watchful around the registration
Office. Swear every man, regardless, Of
race, color or condition.
Dear Sam: Won't you please pray for
our Lord Mayor and Aldermen, that they
might amend their ways, and look more
after the interests Of the people.
The only two candidates who do not
have to put up Doodle are Noonan and
Paschal. Peter Jonas Is also right In the
middle of the road.
A show that is not worth advertising is
net worth going to see. Sam Jones is a
good advertiser.
The street car compa ny is making more
money out of the Sam Jones combination
than they did out of tn Mexican celebra-
ton.
Frank Krisch ought to take advantage
of the Sam Jones' meetings and light up
his ice cream parlors, and invite the con-
gregatlon to come down and visit the
animals in the menagerie.
Bart Dewitt and w. C. McElwee do not
deny their colors. They are straight
Hogg men. So is Joe Dryer, but he is in
safe precinct. he thinks.
10 theatre goers: There is to be some
thing good at the opera house-Charles
Gardner is coming.
There has been big falling off of the
night business at the saloons since the
advent Of Sam Jones 81 Co.
The handsome large hanger, in red, dis
tributed by the Washington, was printed
at the LIGHT Office.
The man who gets so small as to think
he can boycott an independent newspaper
is only biting off his nose to spite his
ugly face.
The court house-republican democra-
tic tic ket has been promulgated, and the
barrel is said to be full. Wake up ants
you have got to get a move on yourselves.
Seffel is an honest man and makes
good policeman, but as an independent
candidate will not get as many votes as
his feet are inches long. Don't you listen
to taffy, Seffel.
For State Senator.
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