The White Republican. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 10, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 12, 1890 Page: 4 of 4
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V ADMISSION, 10, 15 & 25 CENTS.
Must be Sold by January 1, 1890.
IF YOU WANT BAEGAINS,.míh,hCall at....«.,.....«.¡BOLTON'S. OLD STAND,
2, 4, 6, 8, West Houston St. Everything* at Cost and Less.
CHAS. L. SAUEE, Assignee.
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A Dream*
i ear. i tlioii.-hi him
Wearied more in the spirit than
in the fleslí, I found myself in tin
midst of a (lav dream.
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The old Democratic ax-cart went
rumbling by in its ancient pilgrim-
SI1K >K Uig a c
a queer kind of engineer.
and
Ik
kept his eye on a tall, sallow com- Jballs, etc., but tin.
plexioned gentleman who stood on '
the
burn side
pl at form
w i:
pulline his scitntv
ing up space in opposition papers ; j part\
part is spent lor printing, barbecues, dntv
1 irgest portion
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sivlv
but ke*. nl
eeim
age through the post oaks and.along ! Hut the
the pre liistdrie banks of the Metli- lie was :
na. It was a ghost of the past, but with a pleasant but
there was something honest abbut * Hei carried
rs. 1* >« iking
the v. hole affair.
% took tin cake.
ward heel-
both sides play
g^jue; and the side that has
• h . most gelnenillv wins, un-
;oeS into 'ae pocKeis or
.ts and strikers.
t <a,
ilction becomes a
á local necessitv.
patriotic
tail, dark looking- maní
a i oled tace,
tii, ■
- * ,-•
i isin
an<
the old trap arid I almost regretted j was continually flying from one emi-
to see it vanish. I next stood o,n ppf the train to the other, aml.sug
the platform of the Aransas Pass | gestinjj/ to 1 the passengers For all
depot. 3 i complete and perfect hands to ta&e a drink. The .brake-
was; every thing outlined that I felt men were-Chunky little fellows;
certain I had been dreaming of the one with % bald head am! the other
ox Cart. At the ticket window was wore a' stove-] ipc hat. and, his legs
a will known .face : not the usual j were continually getting into a tan-
ticket seller, but a blonde com-' gle. I final h a^ked what it all
pleiioned, white haired gentleman, meant, and -a red-: uvj little man.
slight in form, wearing a plug hat j evidently a' news ipef man. an-
and gold-headed cane. He wasHsSwered. "Win. this is the, great
smiling and shaking hands with a j vindication picni excursion over
.crowd of all sorts, and seemed j the 45th judicial ' track." • A mo-
strangely elated. I thought "it i merit after the conductor bawled
strange that the usual sign ;;ticket "All aboard N" and itl'^ere was a rush : experience or year
office''< had been displaced by an- . for the cars. A:noug the last to I lation And managei
other which read "clearing house," get < 11 was a big' man with , a big | tiops, and who are
and while I was trying to solve the i beard, carrying • saV^and hatchet, j risk a jrfirt- of their
k^s the
■over i he* c n
charge of i lit
¿1 • v, ■ t r i. i i <
I eels to stand any
the saloons and <lu
himself "one of tl
though lie as]>ire '
place of judge of th
he must be liberal,
are limited he bee
a: : e sees that * ml v
hope to escape 1
w« >n.. ier ¡ni re, reds
good men dread to
as p. Tan did ate. 1
i.rirs has been grow
our eonntv has
Thk poor pel lado from the Rio
(irandevcaught in the act of illegal
voting is really an object of pity :
he acted entirely upon the order of
people >tep 111 ami kick I his employers; he answered the
1 ? 1'i ■ ! < r t o 1\1 .■ ., r\ . * . I 4 1. . ! 4" J. 1 _ _ ^ 1 1 t • «
tables and take | questions as he^was told; he received
ess. But that is | a mere pittance for his services ; his
imjidate who ex- j ignorance of our laws and institu
sh.o\\ must \-isit 1
t
an ofiicial ring win
experience of
problem my attention was directed A moment more and (Tie. tram was
to the make-up of the train standing j moving in thedi. ectioii of \Tan Raid).
011 the track. There began to be a ' A Wiki-eved individual stobd on
td eieat a.b < a >1 ^ >s 1
v 4
Wheiij election
s are beset with
good deal of hurrying, and Iruii- the reaü? j.xlatforni waving a banhgr
dreds of swarthy looking people, j inscribed; "Í Warn M:; X a—"then
without coats, wearing peaked hats I there rose a mighty veil, "Viva el
and a blanket over their shoulders j. Rev!" and i woke up to find that
were boarding - the train -; baggage I "Some dreams we have are nothing else
was being thrown into the baggage ¡ bm «.heaps,
car ;! bags of silver dollars, marked. ¡ 1 "-aturai pn«i run coiitnidictions;
Krr T- 1. 11 r n • .I ^et others of our liiost'fronr-iritu' schemes
* ív* bundles of the mormng p Are something morea^ban fictions."
Express with the Ballinger inter
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candidates wh
nor
ri-
ms ; must prove
¡e b-hoysa' even
o the dignified
e district court ;
and if his means
< ¡mes de.s,],erate,
in success can he
ankruptcy. No
of competent,
enter the lists
his state of af-
ing worse until I
astened upon it
. have had Úíé
4 in the manipu-
íent of the elec-
amply able to
Official salaries
lion.
da\ conic- the
the paid agent
tions is as dense as Egyptian ¿dark-
ness ; he didn't know what it meant;
he never knew the name of a man
on the ticket handed him by his
boss ; but the guilt of the man who
tight t,he poor creature to
doc^oi the jail is a lililí-
es deeper than the guilt of
ido, and there should l>e a
br<
tnu
the very
dred tin
the 1 Krlli
reached,
extreme
Ofsen
means of reaching him, and when
his sentence should be the
penality of the law
Bros.' Furniture Store.
The
eondue
most popular furniture
establishment in the city is
firni name at Nor r 2 Soledad
to drag
us
, : htreet.
the outrage of a
Why
Arc Our I,ov:il
Called Dirty ?
vie\V, the Times, Freie l3resse, etc.
The baggage master was a burly
looking individual with ra rattling
kincj of voice, dressed in Scotch'
kiltsj, whose slogan was, "Lay on that our' local politics require au¿
McDuff, rand d —-d be he who .nrst | abaiidoiiment ' •[all'' rules of decency
cried nu'ff.'' The swarthv crowd and holiestv í>i¿ the .part of candi-
ft hat
ae col lie. s- >
well
Poiltics
\QWk
voter end vote him, while
lie votes, escaoes
L
a.s fie can and takes no
more stock■ in the contest. ])erhaps
1 >eca ¡mes . a a-ra 11t< j
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free bal kit by v.-.tin
men who are the
disgraceful proceed'
One reinedv aloi:
_ ha
a|iul, while
altogether
ver>
this
ihat i
to get hack u
^ for the
use of all
hg.
íe feniains. ami
nto party ranks,
il will not Ik*
^rited it will be modi-
11-
the
e\
nc-
Tl
le |*eonie
thatrit
kept yelling 4'Viva ef4 Rev.1 The/date>
train itself next attracted ni>. par- ^;et a
ticuliar attention. The cars did not name U^go on t > a
pectable ma o.allow hi1
IV
u it is
name ;is th
or i
citizen doe
fir^f
ae
attempt the
es]>ecaai -
con
not
>te 'ifavn an\ ticked which would
>t money for cor-
am! candidates
oth parties and
bled to death )>y personal
nam.]mil to rnpliug tire voters
.- e
a;
M
ia;n ifV i
be
,som> : such a iv<ri i tics.. If defeated
"}H.íjplé"s O*.-l-.-t
jmepemient ticket, " | wouluj have no pers
ticket." When a j but be borne by
£0 on to,; the ticket he I whos^ cause f!*
i. ii'
their defeat
>iiai sting to it,
political psqty
íI vacated. The
l>ear the usual lettering,Is. A. P..
"Mission Route," but were covered
over with mottoes such as. "W rite
My Name in Letters of Gold," "I
Watt Vindication/' "Mud Sling- must iir-t submit to an assessment persphal animosnieá would be lem-
ing Must Go, ' "Water Works for election expenses. . This e.lec- | sene/l and the ¡>eace and happiness
Deal," and so op. In the engine tion fund amounts to several thous- f of the coinmijinity less disturbed,
cab Stooc} ft dapper little man ^vear- and dollars. Part of it is spent le- I So deep has,this evil of personal
ing a dress suit, plug hat and gitimately, some foolishly, in buy- j politics (become that a change to I
a-
r
the old
ton as
stock is
Mr.
rie
ed under the above
This firm will occupy
stand of John H. Bol-
soon as the assignee's
disposed of.
. B. Olsen is an expe-
salesmau and is able to
offer his customers the best
bargains in the market. tf
A FINE FARM FOR SALE.
could resi lve to
12 miles southeast of San
Antonio; contains 500 acres,
all enclosed; 100 acres under
cultivation. The land is sandy
Sonm 1 Just suitable to raise
melons 1 fruit, etc.; also good
corn ¡and cotton land. There
are three houses, suitable for
tenants. Address,
James P/NkwcoMB,
577 N. Flores St..
i i San Antonio, Tex.
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The White Republican. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 10, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 12, 1890, newspaper, November 12, 1890; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth181877/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.