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FOR SALE-PIANOS

FINE ORGAN
ror ~ during our annual clearing sale. Prices
Tor ORGANS range from SO up fn6efpttelv Ths
famous ESTEYS In the sale
SANDERS sTAfMAN. Pianos ss4 p st. NV. JAS
FOX sALE-A NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT DECKER
piano for $l&5 cash, II sold AZ once
49,. PfEIFFER A C0NLIFF,
gas-u Az l1th st. NV.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY SQUARE,
pianos for beginners-
one medium-sEe piano for. .............S $50
one oum-size piano for-.............-.-.$5o
One large-size piano for S7s
one iarge,size piano for. -sioo
Al are IN nice condition and musfcally perfect
ana only $40 cash and IS per mo.
49, THE PIANO EXCHANGE
dSo 9l3 Penn ave.
WE STILL HAVE BARGAINS LEFT OVER FROM
Shrist mas and here two Of them: One sec-
ond hand upright $50: one nearly upright an
lshed In San Domingo mahogany, sos; terms
can be made easy that you will not miss the
money. HUGO woRCH 4 CO.. 925 eth ST. soe
agents for Sohmer pianos; also the celebrated
Steger Of Chicago Pianos moved and packed.d2
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

dairy purposes near R.R z. DENMEAD, Ias b
u. sc. afo
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1907 Union court. Atlas
In rear Of 122S Conn
ave. several fats. pa6. %
500 18th tup po 3r. 10
Chevy Chase, Nd. Ar. 10
SIZED.
''aSales st NV. 12r. $50
21st and o SITS nw.1Orl 80
700 14th st NV. 17r.15o
10Th st mr. Q NV. Tor. 12s
18th st mr. NJ NV, Or. 12s
q st mr. Goth NV. lOr.125
Hillyer ri NV, Or. .11s
10th ct mr. K nv. er. $50
Sunderland pl. Tor. 100
1903 Corcoran st NV ,ars5
ela y Cap st. Or. SO. ~
9Th st mr. L NV. Tor. 80
500 Maple nv NV, 12r. IS
121 c 1T sc. Tor. ...D
Riggs mr. 18th st NV,
VI. =. -.....-......10
No. 6 nat. 3oth and
NJ NV. Tor. ..... IS
17l2 18th st NV, 6r rs
Q st mr. 10th NV. Or. -
1870 IA ave. Sd floor s3s
G05-1 7th, several rs.
LIB + NV, several rs
Sc cor 9Th and r sta.
18th st bet r and 8
tcoal yard. .......-
1417 q NV, several r.
1421 r st NV. several
fine Offices. .......-
1423 r st NV, several
fine Offices. ........-
RES.
1902 nth ct NV. SIS
s24 18th ct NV, store. .
1904 18th st NV. ......15
1914 F st NV. 20xO--
BLES.
Q. 81 60. .S2s
3, "a 1875. ............2 Is
1924 n Y av nw(rear). Is
ll21 14th st NV trearl Is
be examined ny permit
MAS J. FISHER & CO..
1924 r st. NV.
PAN ST q ROOMS Am
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1902 p NV. Tor. ITO
iT01 10th NV. 7r... SO
1SHED.
go r ] ave NV. Or. -
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Mass ave. 18th and P
rte -. .-... .tt2S
II st bet 18th and
18th SITS. 500
r ! ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
n st near Conn ave,
with stable. .4le.e-
Nj bet l4th Il 18th. am
Conn ave bet NJ and
\ sts. ..........2 sl 81
4 st bet 14th and
VT ave. .2l5
10th bet r and Q SITS. 225
X ST bet l6tn and
18th SITS. .20s. "a
r st bet 10th and
list SITS ........... 200
18th st bet Q and X. 200
II st bet 18th and
10Th SITS. .175
Cor H and 10th. =. 500
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& WEAVER,

q WEAVER,
It. NV.
1855 Linden st, 5r, mi22. so
3430 p NV, Or, mi. .20.3o
147 California ne, Or,
mi ..SU. 81
241 Az sw, Or, wa. 1t
1910 LIST ne. Or. mi. 16.5C
ALP LIST ne, Or. mi. ca . 1873
I03 Sd sw. Or, mi. 1880
1885 11th nw,st&dwg.15
- Fenton ne. Or. w.12.50
1919 n ] av NV, 7r, mi 81
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230& Pa ave. Or. $40
1l21 De Sales, 11r.f.125
A31 L NV, Or 40
1912 Union pl. CIR. $50
l109 Green's al NV. .
rHERFORD. 1907 F st.
ELY AND HANDSOMELY
If ,5 r,oIn., IN a fssl ion
rent for three or mere
permit 10 inspect, hpply
corner io.h and + SITS.
.E,iElM
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-RALEIGH PNEUMATIC: WEIGHT
70 lbs-: cost $40 four months ago: will sell
cheap 10 cash buy n. Address RALEIGH. .
os-E e0cs. Jai-3t'
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FOR RENT-3s. 49, ~ AND "A r ST NV :
rooms and bath; ami; only SIS per month
X. W. AVERY & SON.
o<oimo COZ ST. NV
FOR RENT-OR SAIE-THE STATELY ror-R
story and basement, brown stone front building
62l ST. On the second floor is one of the most
unique and beautiful rooms I'm the United States
designed In imitation OF King Georges chapel
Possession given about January Is, when we re-
move to 9l9 Pennsylvania ave. For further par
uculars inquire on the premises. COLUMBIA
PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 st NV d2O-tf
FOR RENT-1724 10TH ST. NV: Z ROOMS AND
bath; papered throughout and in good condition.
VIII rent to q responsible colored tenant; SIS SO.
1a23t APPLE d COCHRAN, COZ st.
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ta4-3t
FOR RENT
O4O0 d. a.

FOR RENT
2422 Pa ave,11r, 2b, laun-
dry, eel & st r. ami. 10
2O1S H, 11r and b. .45.56
2lS g NV, Or & b. 80. 50
500 H ne. Or and bath.30
9O2 22d NV. 7r. .25. 50
100 10Th NV, 7r&b. %. 40
5l7 22d NV, Or. .20.3
615 10th, Sr. .......2 2.5O
Central ave near Co
lumbia I'd. 7r&sta. 1880
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BOARDING

A FEW MORE BoARDERs DAY OR pERNA
nenu can now be accommodated at ~ and a
Grant place Mrs Rants old place. ja4-Sts
10TH AND INVITE LINCOLN: SINGH
rooms. $40 up; double rooms. $40 70 SEQ; table
board, So; elegant parlor and reception room:
elevator; new management. FULTON r. COR
DON, owner and manager. m<-sts
The CARLTON. 5l4 18TH ST. Nw.-HEATTD
py steam. electric bells. handsome rooms SINGLE
or en- suite: nrst-class table boa I'd: $50 per mo
for 2 In room; also unfur. rooms; transiepts sc.
commodated. saoets
BREAKFAST
Ham and eggs.
with fried potatoes. buckwheat cakes, hot ro,s
or cornbread and coffee. % cents
dl2lm. THE VIENNA DINING ROOMS
FOR RENT-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN az AZ
commodased with hrst-class room and board.
$40 It. NV dao.a.s
ll4 MD. AVE. NE. OVERLOOKING CAPfTOT
fark; elegant rooms; single en- suite: hand
somely furnished; southern and eastern exposure.
excellent table Mrs. A. NJ SHAW. d2S-Iws
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4 bet 2lst and I'D. 100
l bet 18th & 18th. 1857
DE Sales IT bet 18th
st and Conn ave. $50
I ct bet Goth and 2lst
sts --.-.------.- .loO
18th st bet i and
X SITS. .1So
2ist and o SITS. LBS
DE Sales 81 bet nth
81 and Conn ave. lis
18th st mr. Mass ave. rs
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet o and p SITS. 100
Corcoran Ut bet 18th
and y II ave. 100
Y bet 18th 4 18th. .6S.33
Corcornn st bet 18th
and 18th SITS. ......S
Y Of bet lsth and 15th.O
Vermont ave bet n
and Iowa Circle. =. q
concord" nj z rms and
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-FRoM OWNER, To RENT A FUR
nished house by the year; give price: best refer
ences- Address RESPONSIBLE h. Star office.
ja4-2rs
wANTED-TO PURCHASE A SEVEN OR EIGHT
room house in NV. part of the city; moderate
improvements; must be cheap; state location and
terms Address j. A. P, Star office. ja4-2ts
WANTED-BY COUPLE, A NICE SMALL HOUSE
or furnished rooms; not SIS; MI; not
ne. Address REX, Star Once. 1ts
ANTED-HOUSE-ABOCT ROOMS BETWEEN
10th and 14th sts., Pa. and l. ST.. state low
est price to permanent tenant. H. p. o. Box
z43. ja3-3ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-THREE OFFICE ROOMS ON FIRST
floor at $40 ST., opposite court house. In
quire premises. THOMAS NJ. FIELDS ja4 -3ts
FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE OFFICE
rooms i'm the city and at the lowest rates;
steam heat. elevator, &c. A. T. COUMBE Len
building 1425 n. Y. ave. d29-6t
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-BY COLORED MAN, SITUATION AS
coachnan; experienced; give good refer
encesi also by colored woman. place TO do plain
cooking and washing. Call 1426 Madison ST. Ics
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WANTED-AGENTS no TAKE ORDERS BY SAM
pie; will pay expenses and salary or allow
liberal commission Samples sent application
Address Lock Box LIS, New York city. Ja4- eo2cs
wANTED-MARRIED COUPLE FOR GARDENER
and laundress: also couple for cook and butler
Address ZEsrA, Star Office. ia4-3cs
WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLENEN-WE WILL
pay you IS to SIS per week TO do strictly home
work for canvassing and prompt payment
Send self-addressed envelope to LIBERTY SUP
PLY COMPANY, Boston. Mass. j1-6ts
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A NICELY LOCATED
suburban lot. valued at $500. uniucl,ubered for
hrst-class second hand exts.sion brougham
boA -. star ONCE do2-1m
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FOR RENT-OR sALE-Two NEW AND VERY
desirable corner houses. corner 9Th and sts
n.e.; each ID rooms, two baths: steam and f,,r
mace heat; SEQ and $40. s H. WALKER az.
st. ne. n.s -
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1l12 4th Sc, Or. 49, 80
HOS 23d. Or, ". .20.30
523 23d, Or. 1880
Ala Hayes ct, Ar .10.50
Rear 2023 L NV, Or. 30
l735 Hayes ct, 4r. $50
1922 Congress ne, Or. $50
l341 L BE. 4r. e
1347 L Sc. ar. g
POT d, 5r. g
2115 Champlain ave. g
Storage rm, s1S 19thnw. 8
GEO. W. LINKINS..
900 10Th at. NV.
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FOR RENT-1339 CORCORAN ST.; ROOMS AND
BATH press brick house: In best condition. Id
dress S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT, l40l l4th st. NV.
d30lw
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FOR RENT-sToRE 81 nth ST. NV. 1Iso
Groom dwelling. modern improvements All OH
ne, ESQ; house HOG 30th NV new sr.
MI, &35. ED. ]. HANNAH, 5l7 llth St NV
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FOR RENT
30 Del ave ne. 12r. .$6l
2901 Q st NV. Or. 40
I'D 18th. l2r. rs
l242 Union st. Or. .11.3O
80 It'll Sc. 7r........S
d2-5ws TYLER & RI
FOR RENT-A CONFLICT
furnished double house
able neighbo. nocd, will
months. For price and
to X. .. HOFFMAN,
NV.
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE.

FOR RENT-wARE HOUSE AND STORAGE ROOMS
1905 st. opposite Wholesale market; $50. In
Quire 92H1a La. oc23-3m
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FOR RENT $66.67; 2O26 HILLYER PLACE. NEAR
Dupont Circle; three-story brick twelve rooms
d'a tr WM II. KING. Owner. 91S St
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WANTED-ELECTRICIAN $1,000 PER ANNUMD
at the navy yard. Washington, DC. An exam
nation Of applicants will be held at the navy
yard, Washington, DC. Tuesday, January .,
1so4, for nlling the following position: Elec-
trician Isl 600 per annumb- The examination will
be open to all corners who can give evidence of
experience in conducting the kind Of work for
which they seek employment, and who are citf-
Sens Of the United States. Persons now holding
positions at the yard will be admitted to compe-
tition the same footing other applicants.
Applications will be addressed to the Command
ant, Navy Yard, Washington. DC. and must be
delivered to him on or before Monday, January
be considered Each applicant will state in his
application his name, age, residence, citizen
ship, present occupation stating shop and po-
sition therein and previous employment or work
evidence Of citizenship, and by certificates,
preferably from previous employers, as to char
acter, habits Of industry and sobriety and skill
and experience In conducting the Kind OF work
required Applicants will be informed as to the
date on which they will be required to report
for examination. The examination will be prac
to the requirements of the position to be filled.
1t will be directed to ascertaining the ap-
plicants knowledge of his business and his pos
session Of the qualities that will enable him to
get good work out of his The applicants
antecedents and experience In his trade as
well the character Of his previous work will
be duly considered by the board in making its
recommendation III. A HERBERT, Secretary
Of the Navy. d29&ja4
wANTED-THE ARMITAGE MANUFACTURING
Company Of Richmond Va, agent for
their asphalt ready roofing and asphalt paints;
three colors-red. brown and black.
ment write them. d16-eo1ma
ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenographers
md BENNINGTON opsrators no charge for services
TyUpWrttor nd IN N - MI
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ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS-PRIVATE
apartment for storage of furniture. trunks boxes
chests. &C. c. q. SLOAN & CO.
dl5-Im l401 G st.
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FOR RENT-BRICK STABLE; ROOM FOR TWO
horses and wagon; In rear Of 11O4 l. st. NV;
IS per month. h4-3ts
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AT RAMSAYS
Your watch cleaned for 81; watch mainsprine
H. All our work warranted for year.
ap3-tr 1921 n AZ NJ
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FOR RENT-FT,ATS

FOR RENT-FLAT LARGE ROOMS AND
closets; suitable for light housekeeping 514 11tn
st. NV. p. E DYE ia3-3ts
FLATS AT THE WOODMONT CORNER 18TH
and Iowa Circle; two and three rooms, with bath;
good table. ]. r. ROBINSON, Prop. n14-3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

home, near Detroit. He was 76
years old worth a quarter of
million, and had held public Of
flee.
Mecca is the nursery OF cholera
and it originates in the valley Of
the Ganges from dirt and polluted
water.
Governor Peck, OF Wisconsin,
severely blamed for saying that the
state needs no outside relief for her
fire sufferers.
Coal and iron men in Alabama will
contest some of the congressional
districts, nominating Republican
candidates.
George Huff gets $1,000 damages
for injuries at San Marcos by
explosion of stove in NJ. X. q T.
depot.
Japan has no outsiders in any
branch of her service, but China is
Offering large inducements to for
eigners.
Queen Victoria is greatly de-
pressed on account of the death of
the Compile de Paris, whom she es.
teemed very highly.
Schooner Favorite, flying Eng
lish colors, captured with contra
band seal on board in, Alaskan wa
terS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

CoChran's friends could not
nominate him under the two. third
rule, but they could force an adj
journment under the majority rule
and the contestants have gone
back to their constituents to
receive instructions. These will
come in the shape of the vote cast
at the coming primaries. Cochran
may be defeated at these, but there
is no doubt that when he was
first placed before the district he
had a large majority Of the entire
district in his grasp. Dean made
the fight with no earthly hope of
coming within the distance flag,
but merely to cut Cockrell out, and
he may doit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

in line with the Republicans in my
Views on protection. This / de-
nounce as a campaign lie, as l
never have nor never will work
outside of the Democratic party"
At San Angelo, pledged to the
wool industry. At San Antonio,
of opinion that the party platform
was broad enough, yet IL it We're
not he would go outside of it to de-
fend the interest of his constitu-
ents, even if assaulted by the Demo-
Gratis Themselves. At Del Rio,
swearing full fealty to every de-
mand of party, and declaring he
would not work outside of party
lines on any occasion. This is the
graduation to date. What will it be
when he stands in his place on the
floor of Congress? The interests of
the wool men and cattle men of
this district will have no more
show Of securing his vote for their
protection than they had at the
hands of PasChal, and yet his
nomination was secured in the
strength OF his promises to give
his district that Protection that
was denied it by his party on the
House of National Representatives.
There is no salvation for the wool
interests of this Twelfth district if
they are committed to such hands,
and it is high time for the voters
of this district to understand their
danger and avoid it by returning
to the National Congress man in
whose hands their interests are
safe.
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POUND NOTICE.

Taken up and in City Pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the 9th day OF
September, 1894:
One red brindle cow, no brand.
One red heifer, no brand
Oae red calf, no brand.
One bay two-year- pony, no brand.
Which will, II not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash. at said pound, at the
hour of II o'clock, a. m, on the 14th day Of
September, 1894. W. D. DRUsE,
965t Marshal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

There is no end of comment
among Democratic Congressman
over Cleveland's refusal to sign a
tariff measure that he counselled
them to accept. He has shown
that he is too stubborn to be guild
ed by political consistency in a
matter in which his passions have
been allowed sway.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1894
FOR CONGRESS,
I2th Cong. District,
HON. GEO. III. NOONAN
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 81.
LOOK OUT FOR MARY's LAMB,

The wool growers of Southwest
Texas are likely to fall into the
hands of their enemy instead OF
their friend il they are not careful.
1t seems that there was a string
tied to the declarations of the DEM
ocratic candidate in favor of pro-
tected wool, made at the time he
was canvassing the wool counties
for a nomination. The farther he
gets from that canvass and the
nearer he approaches the election
the fainter do his utterances grow
as to the interests Of his district,
and the moro pronounced his de-.
termination to stand with his par
ty if every interest Of his constitu-
ents is sacrificed. The graduation
of his feeling is readily seen by a
comparison of his statements at
different times, and the acceptance
in which they were held at the time
without rebuke to himself. At
San Angelo on the 18th of June he
addressed the voters OF that coun-
ty, and in the wired report of pro.
ceedings to the Express of this city
it is said that the Tom Green coun-
ty delegates to the Congress
sional convention were not in
structed, but
care known to be warm support
ers of Hon. A. w. Houston. of San
Antonio, who, in his speech here
last evening, declared for protec-
ton for the wool growers Of Texas
so long as other raw materials
were receiving such benefits"
One month later, in the Congress.
sional convention that nominated
him for Congress, Mr.. Houston in
response to the honor rendered him
said that, while he deemed the
platform of the party broad enough
for him to stand on for the in
terests of his constituents,
~ may add to this, that while
serving my party IN all things 10y
ally, | shall ever hold my first and
highest duty to be fidelity to the
interests of the people whom / am
specially called to represent and to
defend, (applause) and the Repub.
lican, Populist or Democrat q care
not for his political livery who as
sails the interests of the people of
this district will find me always
on guard, their faithful and earnest
defe nder. (Applause.W
Six weeks later he is found at
Del Rio canvassing his district
against pronounced Protectionist
pledged to support the wool, hide
sheep and cattle interests Of the
district, and at that time he says
at has been charged that l an
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Louisiana is in great danger Of
transferring her congressional
delegation bodily to the Republic
can column. She has had more
than ample provocation to take
such a step and were it taken it
would serve as notice to the
Democratic party that there is a
limit beyond which even southern
Democrats will not go in sustain
ing the destructive policies of the
party. Some one should inoculate
southwest Texas sheep and cattle
men with a little of this Louisi-
ana business politics.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Flower will soon blush unseen
and waste his sweetness on the
desert air, when Morton gets after
his scalp in a contest for the con-
troll of the wigwam in the sachem
city of New York state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Matters are now likely to get into
little more lively shape in Corea,
The king OF that country finding
himself in condition to speak his
own mind comes out frankly in
preference for Japan ascendency in
that country. Hereafter China
will occupy the position of a hos
tile power invading Corea, which
will be defended by home forces
and their japanese allies. Any
thing to prolong a con dition of
affairs that will keep the heather
chinee from smuggling themselves
into America.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Everything works well for the
reelection of Grain in the Eleventh
district. An INTERPRETATIONS
Pop.Rep fusion might have turned
the old incumbent out to grass,
but with four tickets in the field
there is no more chance of defeat
ing him than there is of cooling
sheol with snowballs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

The man who is running for
Congress in this district with his
foot upon the PROSTATE industries
of the people will have hard race
of it,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

This week will determine to
what extent Breckenridge has hyp-
Noticed the piety of the Seventh
Kentucky district.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

How much comfort are the
Democrats in the United States
Senate likely to harvest from the
presence of Tillman in that body ?
He will neither hunt with their
hounds nor run with their hare.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Now watch the Daily States of
Louisiana jump on the PROPOSE
ton of the sugar planters to save
their industry by committing the
state to the direction Of Protec-
ton Republicans. The States is of
the same mind that Lucifer was
when he refused to serve in heav-
en-, prefering rule in hell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

Will the Democrats for name
only be found sacrificing their in
terests as business men on the al
tar Of party! II so, will any one
arise and inform a distressed peo-
pie what party is II it is not an ag-
gregation of voters having common
interests and common views of
political polity, then it is nothing !;
but If it is these, then the people of
this district who have interests
common to those in other places
and views in common with others
as to political action, should asso-
ciate in some way with those
whose interests and views they
share. These interests are their
wool interests and these views are
their ideas on the need of protec-
ton for their home Industries.
Their party is that party which
prOnOunces in favor of this protec-
ton, and it cannot be otherwise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

II the Democratic party ever
enters the heaven Of another ma
tional victory it will be by the gate
way of adversely.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

The Republicans of Vermont
carry that state by the largest ma
jority ever given in state cleo
tion, and yet the Houston Post
would fool its readers into the be-
lief that the Democratic party is
making gains all along the line
wherever elections have beenheld.
The drift Of all the elections in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts, as we'll
as in Vermont, shows that the Re-
publicans are gaining in every
state, over the returns of two and
four years ago, and yet the Hous-
ton Post, presuming on the ignor-
ance OF it's Democratic readers,
solemnly asserts that there is a
gain all along the lines wherever
people have come to the polls.
Forest fires are again raging in
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-10

There were 40 Democrats in the
last Legislature elected in Ver-
mont, but in the Legislature elect.
ed one week ago there were only 10
Democrats returned out of total
of 24j elected, and yet the Houston
Post says the election returns show
an increased Democratic vote all
along the line.