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BUCKEYE
OINTMENT
CURES NOTHING BUT PILES.
A SURE and CERTAIN CURE
known for 15 years as the
BEST REMEDY for PILES.
1 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fsscirsl ty EIXUSSCH Mil. SOmST. MSB.
Illinois in talking erf a 200000 ma-
jority for Yates. This is piling it up
for a certainty.
Kentucky Republicans insist on it
That they are going to carry that
slate. Not very likely.
— - ——o
The Tammanyites are out for blood
but they care more for their home
fight than for Brjtin
It is a little singular how the facts
and the figures always fight against
the Democrats.
Bryan has proved himself utterly
untrustworthy as u political prophot
for the people. >
The puuii- that the Democrats ihem-
selve* assert will follow Bryan's elec-
tioa is not coming.
Greenback Weaver is not filling the
public eye or ear as readily as be did
a few yeans ago.
They are capturing animals out tn
the Yellowstone for the Otualiu zoo.
Bryan ran go in later.
Son of Democratic candidate Blair
for tlhe vice presidency in I>GS is out
for McKinley now.
The Blair who is out for McKinley
is ttie sou of the Democratic senator
from old Missouri..
There is nothig new in the Galves-
ton situation. The supplies corne in
and the people ere going out.
If Galveston relief Is to be measur-
ed only in “seven figures” then there
is a great mistake somewhere.
Houston is turning her attention to
her < wu need* now and the city is be-
ing cleared of its wrecks.
San Antonio will be s mewhat torn
up in some of 'her streets during the
fair but paving must be done.
It is to be hoped that there will bo
no unnecessary delay over the plans
for that much needed library.
The groat strike is on and it is to be
Loped that it will soon end in favor
off the underpaid miners.
Galveston railroads are rushing
things end now announce that trains
Will cross the bay by Thursday.
Situation in China Is improving nil
reports of the pessimistic press to the
contrary. Read the reports.
The organization of special relief for
the people in tbe stricken hamlets and
farms is most timely.
Nothing opens tbe heart of n real
human as the real diotriess cry and
It has not been uttered in vain.'
- ■ o
Hie Americans have always Iteon
first to respond to any distress cry
from the old world. She has her re-
ward.
Bryan H the wtmt-le-lt at the politi-
cal tiKimwfta. A* a llglituing-ciiangv
artist he has no rivals.
Tlte DenioirNbi bare scaled down the
Dolnrado vote to 50000 from tbe 130-
msi of last election.
Flory Is making the Repul Ileana of
Missouri feel glad that they bnve nom-
iluted Lan fof governor.
Tiie Dcmoiitat* are taikkig trust mid
the Deuioonttlc d i|>orations are engi-
neering the trust*.
Galveston settles down to a full con-
vleti «1 that her dial Uh lomw will never
be footed Us>.
Mlieti the Missouri Bkilni are out
<X>ttily for the McKinley ticket wfficre
is Billy J. Bryan?
It would seem that the Boers are no
longer relying upon tbe Hou. Weteter
Davis.
Bryan is claiming many eitlos now
that were ’fernlnst han four y< are ago
but he mimes them not.
Uhairuuui Jone* announces tliut he
inis readied tihe end of iiU rape on
election predicticos.
The Repnbliaum are not worrying
oi <>r the paramount Issue but ti»ey are
worrying that issue.
There is but one issue in the country
mid that is BryauMu. For Ann the
Republicans mass.
Tiie Repul Beaus of tlhe state of Tex-
as are in session in this city with life
enough to kick vigorously.
President Kruger is successful in se-
curlog n safe passage to IL Ihuid but
lacks out at the hist moment.
Seven w -eks more and this quadren-
nial agcsiy and disturbance will tie over
for this century. So kug.
That strike in Pennsylvania la direct-
ly chargable to the mine opera Loi's who
refused to do justice.
Intelligent and impartial observers
sent Nhruugli the ondhraclte distret re-
port wages quite too low.
Sime of these southern states envy
Cuba the free lom an l purity of her
elections under American rule.
The Philippines ure coming under
the rule of self-governmeut as fast as
tiie commission can arrange it.
That Knty road is sure c uiing into
San Ant. nlo. if m t for the fair then
for Christmas and the Now Year.
When that Katy read strikes town it
should not halt but push right out for
Brownsville next morning.
Li Hung Chang and ITluce Ching
•have a chance to fool tbe allied Pow-
ers a.- diplomats if they are able.
There is no doubt that tlhe govern
meat of China wants to pacify tiie em-
pire. and so do the link'd Powers.
The Republicans in Nebraska are
really hopeful of tarrying the majority
of rhe Congressional districts and
setne of them claim Ilie state by 10-
000 majority. Ls that also coming?
There were only two cities in the
United States of the pipulatiou of Gal-
veston that had her wealth at the time
tii»‘ lute catastrophe. 'Hint wmith
•inis uot all been swallowed up.
The ice trust and the round-bale
trust are two trusts that Bryan does
nut trust himself to refer to. While lie
is m it he might lug in a word about
that Su Louis street consolidation.
Bryan xemcinbera what he suffered
aforetime at tiie han Is of Oiiey and
refuses to order tlhe fatted calf. Bryan
has no use for any man flow is not
more a Bryanite than a Democtwt.
American coal is also going abroad
in large quantities. These be
days for the Democratic camjnign
orators. । * xgi
Mr. Altgeld’s aspiration to be Chief
Jum lee of the Supreme Court of the
United States may us well be placed
an a cake of Tammany trust ice.
The misquotations of the Demo-
emtic leaders are numerous enough
tc make Lincoln and Jefferson turn
in their graves.
For the coming seven weeks the po-
litical situation will grow more and
more acute and then will the cud
come. al
Hawaii is looking up again after her
great disabilities im]M>sed upon her in
stamping out the plague capital is
returning for investment and the
whole island population are 'hopeiful.
There are more people dazed on ac-
count of i list terrible disaster at Gal-
veston than it is pleasant to contem-
plate. Some worse than dazed and
are actually insane. Grief ciouila.
Portugal has at lest consented to
the departure of Kruger through her
ports but she insisted that his des-
tination must bo some European
tn i t. and lie is Looked for the Holland
with bis fruu.
The Republicans of the state of
Missouri are encouraged at the defec-
tions among prominent Democrats in
that state but there is no certainty
of that slate going Republican as yet.
From all over the habitable globe
the wires of sympathetic feeling con-
vey the sorrow of tiie nations to the
stricken American pi-ople. America
appreciates the sympathy tendered.
With trains running gito Galveston
and the wires doing good duty in tbe
way of messages there will come in-
creased sense of restored order- and
buslnesa resumption on the stricken
island.
it is always fair to judge a candi-
oate for office by the predictions he
"by should the friends of
Mr. Bryan show so much feeling in
protesiing against thia test?
11 ward limy have Shot Goebel n*
e is reported to liave said lie did. but
i.it dm's not Implicate the Republican
arty In the killing and Justify the life
■uteuee of Powers.
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TEDDY AND BILLY BRYAN.
Il is astonishing with what cleaiuiwa
of prejudice the opposition pupere can
look through and sit Teddy IRoosevt'll.
Th ' nmn who luia mado til* murk in
every Ktatli u hi life who itelUuiged
and that sueceaifuliy the intirupiiouw
of New York oily as one of Ihor police
ecaiimissloacm. wiio Iminorializcd hku-
self at the head of his "rough riders''
it < üba. who swept New York Imo
lie R.|iubLiitin fold in an off-ymr. who
is re-.n-ived with enthusiasm v‘hi rover
his presence Is known this man ap-
pears to tihe jaundiced minds lin'd
bleared vision -if tiie Democracy ass a
mountebank. It 1* an infinite pity for
they ore bound to see him the Vice
President of the r public for tiie next
four ymrs. unless deuUi intervenes.
There is neither sense uor good (>. Util's
in ttins tielittllng thefiem nalitjr of no
string u man m Roosevelt No one Huis
ever so attempted ivit'h regard to Bry-
an. and he bus lieeti infinitely less suv-
eessful as the carver out of bls own
destiny than Roosevelt Lus been. Bry-
an lias a (lersounlity but it is as mir-
row as it is foreefut. un i it is as bigot-
ed as it Ls persistint. He has in bnod
views of giveinment. If 'he tins .he
has sue. wsfully coneenled them. He
lias no nienuiws cf action nil Ws pol-
icy being to c nm-al the ri'll! conditloos
licit are luv lived in his canvass an I
which will be made prominent in his
a.imlnistiutii u sh uld the country be
so unf.-rtuml ■ ns to elect him Presi-
dent. Greater ii.iitiu.st tfwo men could
not well jiresint tllian the*' two. R se-
velt and Bryan. Tiie one all mu ijUi-
ness. >- ifliistfiy. imieri nis. dirUitorial.
iloubie-miii led ns to Ills poib'y. yield-
ing everything to till.' need* of . ffiee
and yet maintaining a sullen hold on hi*
own peculiar tenets of political faith
while denying them to the pu'ulle und
a facri.n of ills own party. This Is Bry-
an. It sevelt is <[hu ns the day. He
Bins no policy but tiie .llreetnesu of n
I silive conviction Amt never eoilceal-
wlmt it flunks. He is impetuous. He
is Lrusquri He is a born lender bill
u t o dictator. He leads. He a.sk<
n > mm to follow wliere be is afraid
t lead. His In- l-roek opinions are on
his longue as far us government ques-
tions are eouceTlled. He is a siudeli'
of American men an 1 tmusures of
Arm ri 'in needs i.nd c >nditiou*. H' is
a safe man for he is honest to the <• re.
Tur Republicans will sup rt him with
pride mil do It with pronounced sue-
I ess at die polls.
N :twitiistanding the ffi rts of Dav
id li. Hill to the contrary' Mr. Croker
continues to run the Tammany toll
gate.
Tiie II u. IVHlhim C. Whitney Is an-
other dtetinguiwied Dem icrat who is
devoting liis entire time an l attention
to tfiie horse-racing business.
No doubt Mr. Bryan will receive the
v< tea ot the idle Alls year. Pe pl “
who don't like to work will take kind-
ly to the Democratic unninec's Ideas
The Democratic leaders feel that
their cause would lie improved by a
strike of tiie coal miners. The De-
mocratic party Is the only political
organization that has profited by labor
disturbances.
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ITKT GALVESU N REMAINS
Ls is useless to talk ' f unytbing else
rthan Ui Ki i tiinre must be a large open
dis'p water port on th'- gulf of Mexico
mid that on the ale res of Texur.
i Whether Galveston n s the hest or
| the worst point at wn . li t<iatti“ pt to
' establish Got port Is n- t now ttie eon
I siderallen. United .* irsßias put too
i.ltueh mocev into tb • improveiiivnis
there to nlwiudon Hi in. iinb-ss cotn-
;iel>?d to. Her'b«iilhh works und lier
defence works have cost miHions upon
i.nillious and the u| f.roach to the Ga!
veston wham* is all right. Hie ter-
rible storm that so wrecked the “i;y
und sisittered ik'iitriii :I< n along a thoU-
send inilea of seacoast both in the At-
lantic «in<l in the gulf J d comparative-
ly little damage to tli jetties. These
remain io attest t>Jioir solidity and tbe
fact that the open o mi trade of the
t ort of Galveston nee I not be intcrrrp-
t?d on account of eny ohanges in iS-e
channel. Galveston n< :. port will n
and be nol one whit less the ship
[.lng point of an immuse region than
lit promised a montl ago. The ia>-
1 । reveinents inauguro >by the Souih-
| ern I’acifie and other lilr ads will not
b? intormittod. T! ■ facilities for
docking ships and lo .-i ng them diiei t
frora the ears that. b< r tNieir immense
freights from the gr : grain fields of
tiie northwM. will I ■ improved mid in-
i •••-ased. More snlisiantial structures
in it'' way of docks '.III Cie btl.lt and
protection to tbe is!;nd fnan the en-
crcachmenis of the - a tjiat has only
ifon nth'mpted in n imlf-hearted. un-
systenKitized wav w II be scientifically
v.udert ikeu. AU hhis s ut present ap-
parent. As to tiie i iding of the - ity
us a residence center when? a growing
popukiiion will aceun'ulate for jll ibat
vr.r.id 1 fe for which nhe city in its en-
tirety stands that S another mailer
mid one which need not be considered
’ll.!' old wealth w' -1 * largely rema'n.
Galveston liad a larger share of per
e rilta wealth thm any o her city in
ifie United States with two exceptions
and If that wealth kail been generously
aj.plled to tbe meds of the city in
strengthening its d ‘fensea agiiin-: the
encroachments of ihe sea great putt of
this present destre -tion would have
li en avoided. Ti is calamity lias bum
a sud experi'm— for Galveston hut It
will prove a wise .eacter in tine end.
Texas may rest assured that Galveston
Is not going to surrender her pkuv ns
tiie great gulf is rt of this state mid
all lalcukitions for the future mus. be
n. ide iu relation i this fact ami with
it in view. Texas and thu northwest
are as much interested in the port of
1 1 '.vest nas ।hat city it ei.
Cuba has had n taste of free g >v-
emment In nn el tlon where every
tn'in eould veto and have his vote
ocimted.
It is Great Britain. Germany nnd .In
pm in China audiust RimsCu and
Fiance with the I nited States neu-
tral.
The Hon. Adlal E. Stevenson sfienks
of the Boers as "our allies ti n for-
eign country.” H -w afiout the Kanaan
City platform w ill h declares ngalust
all foreign aUkinces?
AccoriUng to Mr. Gorman’s logic Mr.
Brynn deprived himself of tihe right to
oppose expansion alien tie siipporfid
the rntlticatlon of the Paris irmly.
And Mr. Gorman is somewhat of n
logician. •
Judge John J. Hunt one of Geor-
gia's foremost and life-long Demo-
crats has written a letter to the At-
lanta Constitution in which he repu-
diates Mr. Bryun's views of die 'Phil-
ippine question. This thing of stand-
ing up for ttie couwiry has ceased to
be sectional.
Hon. Thoma* C. Crenshaw father
of tiie hmve Georgia captain who died
from Ilie effects of a Filipino bullet.
Ikis written a patriotic letter tu the
war department. In which he speaks
of the HUtlsfaction it gives him io
know that his son died while defeml
Ing itu' hopor of ills country. •Bx
spirit of one Crenshaw is worth all
rhe George Fred Williamses combin-
ed.
Bailey is In NVashingron and is ar-
ranging for minjKilgn work in the
east. He will do better there where
be is not so well known as in the
west where Ills glittering generalities
have ceased to nstonish the natives.
Bailey is a gllp talker but he has to
stack up against people who can talk
as weU as himself and where the Re-
publicans ore not a hopeless minor-
ity. He will find the difference. Tiie
business men of the cast tire banking
on tiie record of Ilie Republican imr-
ty. ami Bailey cannot discredit that
witli all his powers of eloquence. New
York is tiie hope and Ihe despair of
the Democrats this campaign.
The Populist candidate fur governor
of Texas has witUdruwii from Hie
■ i kel ad l wrUien a h ।ter in wbi u
•he rovudly deuoixices the Democratic
party for its inconsksteucy. At Bry-
an'.s statement that the Republimu
varry will destroy the Ritmbll -an f. rm
of government be is parti<rukiriy scatli-
iig. saying tlhe Demo -rats are the < aly
urgadzed party that ever deliberateiy
.Mhot to death ttie Acm'riean dag: that
ever diafraudliisedeitiaeus hy millions;
that enslaved its free burn. It forced
tiie wirr with Sfsiln nnd then olistniet-
ed the axiir ; riatl tn t piy for it; it
voted to ratify the treaty with Spain
slid pay s2y.iitaU»iH for tiie I’hiUjftines
and ha* ever since been clamoring to
turn them L ose r.ud stake tbe rwtion-
eibiiity. As a former DcmocmiL tiie
Hon. Jerome C. Kmrby /lias drawn a
severe but truthful hr HcLment against
the Aguinnldo sytriiatliixers.
EXTRACTS FROM SPEECHES OF
TR E SID EN T M e KINLIOY.
"We must follow the liglit us God
has given us to see the light and ne
Las singularly guided us not only from
the leginuing of cur great government
but down through every crisis to the
present L> ur; and I am sure that it is
the prayer of every American that he
.-ball still guide and direct us.”
"To the youth of the country trained
in the schools which happily are oivn-
ed to all must we look to carry for-
ward tiie fabric of government.”
“Tiie personal interest and participa-
tion of our ettisenahip in the conduct
. f tbe government make Its condi'ion
always absorbing and interesting.”
"We must guard this restor’ d union
with zealous and sacred care."
"We Slave resting on us as a people
grav' problems nnd it is ouri business
to solve them wisely and the people
ran help do so tetaure whenever ti»y
consider calmly nnd soberly any great
question they are unerring in Judg-
ment.”
i
"He liberated a race—n race which
lie onie said ought to be free be<».ius>?
there (night <oine o time when these
lack men could Urdp keep tiie Jewel of
<ierty with u tbe family of freedom. If
any vindication of that act or of Hint
pi- phecy were w'ded. it was found
whi n these btave black men ascended
the 'llll of San Juan in Cuba and
charged the ewmv nt El Caney.”
“Your voice when constitutionally
cxpresM'd is comn.rind'ing and conelus-
ve. It is the mandate of law. It is
the law to Congress and to tSie execu-
tive. May that voice be that of right
'ind truth and Justice. lam sure it
will bo so and if it is. we need hnve
no fear for the future of our couu-
try.”
"What a glorious future awaits ns
f unit illy wisely :.ii l bravely we face
tiie new pr Idams now pressing rpou
us. determined to solve tlmu for right
ind humanity.”
“This government Ims proved itself
invincible in the recent war. and out
nf it fias come a nation which wiL
remain indivisible forevermore."
"That flag hns been planted in two
iiemlsphercs. and there it remains fhe
synjiol of liberty and law of peace
amt pnogreSs. Who will withdraw
from the people over which it floats
its protecting folds? Who will naif
it down.”
"New conditions can be root only by
new methods. Meeting there condi-
tions hopefully and facing them
bravely and wisely is to lie the might-
iest test of American virtite and enpae-
ify.”
- -i’h
"Without nlMndcakig past liiniin
lii.iisdra litionn and prineip!es.by ineeG
ng present o|portuuit!»'s and obllgtu
tlons. we sliill sli ’W ourselves worhhy
of the great.trusts which clvllizatkn
lias imposed upln us.”
"When tfie mists fade awiiy nnd we
ms' with clear vision mny wr» uot go
forth rejoicing in a strength which
lias been ’'mployed solely for humani-
ty nnd otways tomrered with justice
and mercy confident of our ability :o
meet the exigencies which await us. be-
cause confident (lint our course Is nne
of duty and our cause that of right?"
"Reunited—one country again nnd die
country forever! Proclaim it from the
press and pulpit; traeh it In the
schools; write it across ttie skkes! Tiie
world sees it and feels it: it cheers
every heart north and south end
brightens the 'ife of every American
home. Ix>t nothing ever strain it
again. At peoie witli nil the world
nnd with one another what can stand
in the pathway of our progress aud
prosperity?"
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Traffic Manager Houston Texas. San Antonio Texas.
KERRVILLE RACES Xt 'W
Rates on Sale September 13 and 14th Limited for re-
turn to September 17th.
Special Train from San Antonio Sep. 15.
LEAVES S-A-P DEPOT AT 8 A. M.
Skßouni Tnp.-sl.
SAN ANTONIO BROKERAGE CO.
Orders Executed in
Cotton Crain Provisions Stocks and bonds.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO LOCKWOOD NATIONAL BANK. PRb
VATE WIRES TO NEW YORK. CHI CAGO AND NEW ORLEANS.
333 WEST COMMERCE STREET. ’PHONE 363.
ELITE HOTEL .... * SOUTHERN HOTEL
—i" — European Plan Headquarters for Cattlemen
Headquarters tor Traveling Men Main Plaza.
Main Plaza and Soledad St. Rate: $2.00 per Da
J. LOUSTAUNAU & P. BERCERON Props and Mgrs.
ELMENDORF & COM Y.
NORTH SIDE Ml LITARY PLAZA.
BIN FARMING AND MILL MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
Mechanic* Suppllea Caeeidy Sul k*y plow* (warranted hlgheet Sr*N
made) Threshers Engine* Scale* Mower* and Reaper* Hardware and A>
rlcultural lmplemv.it>... Agent* for th* celebrated
Waukegan Barbed Wire Corrugated and Roofing Iron.
rr srjri DR. MOFFETT’S a Allays Irritation Aids Digestion
§ I C F T UIM /a
p\ M LL I I! !11 Am Make. Teething Easy.
B (Teething Powders) JLIITEETHINA Relieves the Bowel
~ nl 1 C°sts only 25 cents at Druggists • any age.
UC. J. MOFFETT M. D. ST. LOUIS. MQ
SUMMER RESORTS.
Many delightful summer resorts are
situated on and reached via the South-
ern railway. Whether one desire* I
the eea-slde or the mountain the fa*h- i
iouable hotels or country homes they
can be reached via thia magnificent
highway of travel.
Absville. N. C. Hot Springs N. 0.
Hale Springs. Tenn. Roan Mountain
Teun. and the mountain resort* <»f
East Tennessee nnd Western North
Carolina “The Land of the Sky.”
Tate Springe Tenn. Oliver Spring*
Tenn. Looekout Mountain Tenn. ।
Monte Sano Huntsville Ala. Lithla
Springs Ga. and various Virginia
springs; also the seashore resorts are
reached by the Southern on convenient
schedules and very low rates.
Ttie Southern railway has issued a
handsome folder entitled "Summer |
Home* and Resorts.” descriptive of i
nearly one thousand rummer resorts ]
hotels and boarding houses Including
information regarding rate* for board
at the different places and railroad
rates to reach them.
Write to C. A. Benscoter assistant
general passenger agent Southern
railway Cattanooga Tenn. for a copy
of this folder. 5-22-tf
POUND NOTH E.
Taken up. and in city pound on
Matamoras street on or about 10th
day of StTitemlier 1900: One brown
mare branded one gray jack
branded tints .IF: one sorrel colt no
brand which will if not redeemed be-
L re sale be sold nt publk* auction to
rhe highest bidder for cash nt said
pound nt tin* hour of 11 o’clock n. m.
on the 20th day of September. 1900.
W. D. 1 >RUSE.
Marshal.
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