San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-16
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railroad TO Brownsville.
One of our city editors had his
photograph printed Saturday.
The Texas Republicans have no
Federal pie to fight for this year.
Wolfson'5 window decorator,
makes a pretty display this week.
The LIGHT job Office is turning
out first-class work at reasonable
prices.
Newspaper "bOoming" is no small
item toward making a scheme
success.
"The happiest souls on earth are
those who can "smile" and be con-
tented"
BOycotting is un.American, and
is one of the weapons Of the An
arChist.
There seems to be a great differ
ence in a man when he is in or out
of office.
Mr.. "Boddle-o-widsky," is very
popular with the boys around the
courthouse.
BY reading the LIGHT you keep
ahead on the news, of the day
about a hours.
Newspaper men do more elbow
ing" for less money than any other
mortals on earth.
The capacity to admire and ap-
preciate is in itself an immense re-
source to its possessor.
True manhood and patriotism
scorns political scheming and in
triguing in any party"
A few little office hunters are the
only ones who do not desire char
mOny" in the party ranks.
The principal opposition to sew
ers is the fellows with grievance
against the administration.
The Bexar county Grover
land Democracy miss the counsel
of Captain Edgar Schramm.
Our large manufactures should
encourage financially Bart De
Witt to develop his coal mines.
A large element of our respect
able voters Of BeXar county are
sick and tired of personal politics.
Scholz' garden keeps good
"Doctor" on hand all the time.
His prescriptions are very popular.
The County Democracy, "regu-
lars" will not call a county nomi-
mating until Thad and Joe says so.
Editor Grice is one of the most
ardent supporters of the Jockey
club, he backs his faith with his
cash.
People who are most liberal with
"good advice" are generally the
most "close-fisted" as charity dis
pensers.
A we'll executed oil painting by
Miss Saunders, of this city, is on
exhibition in G. A. Showers show
window.
The "poor girls across the creek"
have been "pulled" again. Its
nearing election time, and they
can't vote.
The "fallen angels" "across the
creek" have been "plucked" to al
most starvation; its 81 fine and
Slh.75 costs.
Straight conventions and strict
party lines would bring about a
much better feeling among the
people in BeXar county.
If you cannot pay 80 cents fo1
the best afternoon paper in Texas,
you are invited to call at the
LIGHT office and get it free.
Alderman Hice is making ar
rangements to open his refresh
ment stand at the corner of Cam
eron and West Commerce street.
The Republican convention of
Travis county resolved to "dO moth
ing" and leave the voters to sell
out to Jos. Savers and other Demo-
Gratis.
The newspapers in Texas, as a
rule, are better than their towns
support. There is no state IN the
Union that has stronger or better
edited weekly press.
Our good, old Democratic law
yers around the court house want
to keep NOonan as Judge, because
they know he will be elected con-
gresham if he runs.
Every philosophical citizen
should encourage the Jockey club,
with a little financial support.
"Moral Support" is nice, but it
takes cash to pay the premiums.
Chance for Investment.
A new market house. and the NJ. X. u