San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-24

make up his mind to vote the Re-
publican ticket"
"The statements of the condition
OF the national banks on October 2,
which are now being published,
show that they are generally we'll
supplied with money, that loans
and discounts are increasing, and
that the prospects are in every re-
spect encouraging"
"The answer to those who are
asking what the Republican party
proposes to do when it is restored
to power is that its course will differ
entirely from that Of the Demo
cratic party"
Fort Worth Mail Telegram 4:
"TeXas, a state that can raise more
and better onions than any state
in the Union, pays hundreds of
thousands of dollars for northern
grown onions every year. Texas
should ship out instead Of shipping
in such products"
"TeXas should never pay one cent
for bacon from other states this is
the finest hog raising state in the
Union, and should furnish hog pro-
ducts to a half dozen other states"
Galveston News: "Gallant Ken
tuckians hold that a rich and in
fiuential colonel may kill two men
and come twice out of the temple
Of justice a hero and patriot; but
they draw the line at the third VIC
tim and suspend even prominent
colonel from a railway trestle at
midday"
"The plan for the settlement of
the currency question recently
adopted by the American Bankers
association in session at Baltimore
should be carefully considered by
every intelligent citizen. 1t has
something in it,"
Bracket News: "Our county jail
is entirely empty and the cells are
standing wide open for air. This
speaks we'll for the morality Of the
county, and the fact that the late
grand jury found only three true
bills speaks volumes more."-Del
Rio Record.
"Same back to you, Madame Val
Verde. Kinney's Hotel de Crooks
has been, since court adjourned,
wide open to the breeZes."
Velasco Times: "The San Anto-
MO papers speak in glowing terms
of the rapid progress being made
in the construction of the San An
tonic and Velasco railroad. The
first thirty miles of the road will
be in operation as soon as the iron
can be laid. The road will certain
ly reach Nelasco next year, and the
chances are that work will COM
mence on this end by March next
San Antonio Plain Dealer: "The
Republicans of Texas are bestiring
themselves as never before. 1t is
safe to predict that three or four
Republican Congressman will be
elected from this state. Our own
Judge Noonan is destined to rep.
resent the woolly Twelfth district
while A. J. Rosenthal is likely to
defeat Mr.. Crowley in the Tenth
From correspondence of a Blue
Coat to the Bracket News: "Your
correspondent saw something the
other day that made him feel like
leaving his blue clothes, gun, belt
etc., and returning to the salubri-
Gus climate of old 'Alabam.' In
one corner of Bracket there is a
puddle hole; in this l saw two
young Americans, each about .
years of age. One of them had one
gallus to hold up his pants, while
the other had none, but held
up his breeches with his left. while
he deity fished-wlth his hat--for
tadpoles with his right. The other
held tomato can, and made ap-
prOpriate remarks as each tadpole
was deposited in the can. l went
to my quarters to mediate, and as
l meditated, tears sprang into my
eyes as There goes the drill CALI
Canton, Texas, Telephone: "The
recent vote of PETER, of Kansas, in
the United States senate against
the tariff reform bill and against
the tax on incomes, and the solid
vote Of Populist members Con.
gress against the repeal Of the tax
on state banks Of issue, is the best
and highest evidence of the inca
pacity of the third party and the
folly of relying upon it for any
sort of relief"
"Don't growl and grumble anC
grow anarchial, because your
neighbor has accumulated NOR,
of chic 1ryorI do GOODS than W.,