Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, September 4, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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the caldwell news-chronicle. caldwell. texas, september 4, 1903.
Dews an& Uicws (com TIBIadfoindton
.£•? Cbailee Z\. «CwaiCrf.
I have jtist returned from .1
week'- visi* to th, st«it, . f Nov.
Jersey. I visited many point
ui Uii- state .i . l '..11,i il nil', a
number oí the leading democrats,
i talkcmI with men who were true
to the ticket in the year of 1*' '.
ami r«i'i and with d. ino.rats • >t
the old Cleveland regime. in
this way 1 came very near
yetting a corre t consensus ot
opinion and a 'lear i ntimate of
political conditions in that state.
1 iound out si i in f things not gen-
erally known to the public, and
some things that the democrats
ol the countrv ought to know.
In the first place I ascertained
beyond all cavil, beyond the
peradventure ol a doubt, that
there 1 a («rover Cleveland
propaganda actively at work all
over the Kant. 1 learned it from
the lips of a man hijf'i up in the
councils of that propaganda, a
mm who declares that Cleveland
is the only man who an carry
the Ka«t. that he is a candidate
and that this game is being
played for the purpose of again
pía mg the nano ot * • veiand at
the head of the ilrnv ratir t• • U< t.
'i'his man, my in' ■ in.int. I irm-
eriy was in the T'nited St.itrs
senate. He does not prefer
t ,ev cbuid persona. i v . 11 < does
not iike him. lit pre let s another
man, but he sav* rhat « evrlawf
is I tie onlv man who ail >ar rv
the Mates of the I
mast have to v n
♦ lev eland has Ioni\
ist t¡iat vs •
ll< s;,Vs that
rtain
voterv
mdipiMi
dent
ter" . lit
s s w h.
t i« lis t
1 .lei s,
Ii .i v e in
mev .t
sr*s,
ir hoi if
up a
ih. !•
th
a 11
•t I
tu s, all'! w tso w ¡
any man who is i
am .«i'.i-i
th hi1 are tiit men
my
not vol
ntihed
uon. an<
lio are
i etiominal
itt vv e vvi
>t on tu '
i- tor
with
that
la m •
>n ol
tor
con
>r i lie
t'lev eland, and ¡
the entire iva
Cleveland before 11 «- next
vention meets. A this mav lu-
so and it mav not. I found very
little of this si ntiment among
soijte of the Other so-, aPnl
'IV.
f
tall
reorgani/i r • t< • vv
during mv trip in the state ol
Jersey. I hos, men were divid-
ed among several whose names
have been mentioned as the most
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A l.AMK BACK ?
KM net IrouMc Makcv You Miserable.
MlU«Hil cvovlimli Mho ri-inln tile nr««
ii lo know ui the wonderful
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jiv Kihui-t* Swnnip
,y [. t' oi, tin ('n i i i
' |{l ties, livi'f oi.] I.I . I
i . ,l« i mutd
♦*«•. tt ii tin
, 1 leal ti sili-.i
tíntete nil.
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it
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i«li«t .oi.l i
i ili ' cwi|iil ni pioitlpth at
tifie ne¡,|, i il • i*h "( Ih'
llrikjlil'i DjuMH' will' li
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me MNiii li
Killller, I lie
t 1 i.lni ■ Hid
win|il. . hill \
l)< l ull, baek.
I.trt.l 1
I. the
(orín ui ki bii".
I >i. Kilmer
oititnt n |e.| fol i
V I'tlU",, livti o;
foim<l jtlfit the I
beetl II *|i ill •
vvnik un I ill ]
I unible
Swamp- Wool not 11
thiti),
tilaiiilei t>"
ciiieilv y >ii
I HlrtllV "rtv
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n h tve
le it vil! lie
..! 11 ltd',
in li.M |iitnl
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i its.- llii't :i
ploveil Ml nuet e*>''fill ill *
'■jwriitl nriíU1K nii llt II:'1. Ik II Ilia ! ' h\
mhicti nil teitileld of this ( ¡ ■ r. win. have
tint abi-wity tiie t it, mny have a • .tuple
In atle win free l>\ in 111. .•«'••• t I • '!• '
i it K tin ire n In tut Swamp Koot,aii«l how to
ftiiiloutlfynuliavi kldni * < t bla ,,l''i tioii-
lile. Will II vvi ilili).* 't^1 t'"" '< ti llir,
ci ner nm i.lli t ttl I he } Wl 1«• 1 all t wml '."in
aiMrc*H t« Dr Kiliiwr
i\i l it., I'.iti V' ti 'im ■« n,
N. V. Tin regalar
lift went end on
ilotlur inize Imtth■« lire Own i f ftwwut. II.**
twilil l>\ nil jfiiml ilritni;il«t-. Il'ill't llial.'
any llitMiikc, lilt tenieinbii the naire,
Swamp KimiI, I>r. Kilmer'* f-nvanip Kout.
ami the nddrma, nlogluittitou, N. Y., « u
every (Kittle.
available man b r the democratic
.i ' l iii i!ie Cai'.jp.ligll of 1 'K>4,
all of them acceptable to the
lent, nt wir. li 1 •• ft the partv in
those years when the party
needed them so badly, but hard-
ly a man acceptable to the men
who remained staunch and true
to the party, the great bulk of
the democratic voters in those
states. 1 dil find, however,
when I visited the city of New
York, that the statement made
to me by the distinguished
gentleman concerning the Cleve-
land propaganda and its activity
was absolutely correct. 1 found
that William C. Whitney was
one of the men actively engaged
in fostering the thing, thai the
Civic Federation, with Mark
Manna at its head and Kalph
Kasley as secretary, was anoth-
er of the forces that was push-
ing this "g.Hid thing" along.
They are now at work employ-
ing men to boom and boost the
( K. vidand game. < >ne of those
men is my personal friend and I
saw and talked to him, and he
admitted the whole thing. Now
then, wether this is "on the
level" and that thev are really
ii earnest concerning Cleveland
and so blinded bv th ' glamour
of ilion, v that tin v cannot see
the utter futility of again trying
to place his name oil a demo-
ra t.c ti Ki.'t, ot whether, as I
siiggesteil some time ago, tins is
nplv an attempt to conjure
with the name oi Cleveland un-
' the i ink and file of the party,
, tl true demo, rats of the
• ntrs. in disgust and despera-
m t¡ • t"v out to th - tjilile l lead-
i .-i s of i'i. Casi, i ii v e us .ui v-
iiotlv but Cleveland." and thev
tli.ii present to them the real
choice of this element, cannot
detiii'telv be dec led at this
liuic. Mv own opinion, from all
1 llave seen, inclines strongly to
bel:. I m the latter proposition,
for 1 ..in not understand how
san It un- rats or men calling
themselves democrats can be-
lieve that the name of t ¿rover
Cleveland can again svvav a
democratii national ( invention.
y t <
l fi.it is one side of this pic-
t tire. 11 ere is t he ot her 1 met
men all over that state who are
as good demoncrats as ever
walked in shoe leather. I liev
are sterling, true, patriotic «leiii-
ot rat • and* men of the people.
Thev are the int lie tual equals
of any si t of men I ever met:
t :iev are hard students of politi-
cal '• oiiomv and tan give a
re is. >ii lor t lie laith that is in
tf.tin w ill .tiiv man ,n the
t >.intr\ , thev are the bone and
sin iv .it ' part v in that state
all11 the nit. II H'lio for Vi'.ll's |<e I't
-tat. : ii 1 11. .¡eillo l a t It' . .ti-
ll in ii and who (ought like tiger*
t..r ti. tu I., t m l^'M. and l' nii.
Thev ai' ilfiiioc rats from prin-
. i pie all.I are not held to the
party bv the cohesive povvei ot
publi. pluin^r. These men
w i re ov ervvh. nnii bv the aval-
an, lie ol omniei v lalisin in t iie
years ol lw''(, and I'hiii and had
the immortal i, lior hammered
out ol them bv the followers of
the Cleveland Irtish. It was
enough to discourage anv set III
men on th. face ol the earth
nil
who were in politics for pelf
.iiitl not for principie. Nothing
daunted, these men ale again on
the tiring line with their faces
to the foe tluy say the J will
light toa Itnis!;, and I am certain
they will do so. It has cost these
men aoinething to be demócrata
in New Jeraey and I take my
hat off to them. They are When a farmer huys a plough
twanging a very different Htriug,or reaper he wants the best
«• lb* democratic harp. The, "J1"''"v"f. " !,re "ick, "V'1
... , 1 t .^ | need a physician we want the
say they will have none of the ¡j a business man want*
reactionary, reorganising, assist- to employ a bookkeeper or steno*
ant republican crowd who threw grapber lie wants the best; so
down the party in 1H% and 1' imi;,Ul' st'e it is the best of every-
.. .. . , ... „ thing that is wanted. Do not
that rather than vote for Urover mul/, . „ .v . „ , . ,
make an exception to the rule
t lev eland or any man who left when you attend a business col*
the party or who, even, was, lege, attend the best—Tyler
lukewarm in those years when College, Tyler, Texas.
democratic workers were at a ' '"¡'v famous Byrne
. ... .. , Shorthand, the practical, actual
premium, they will go hsh.ng blIsinc„ raethJ uf büoUkt.epintf |
on election day; that they 'In, and business training. 'J'heir
not intend to swap a devil for graduates take the very best of j
witch or barter their principles j positions everywhere.
for a barren victory. They sav ! Wnt<;1f,,r ? iree catalogue at
. . i . " once and make up your mind to
they have canvassed the entire,^ u praclica, e(fu¿atloI1.
field of democratic possibilities
for the year 1*)H4. and of the en- Neglected Colds.
tire number of men mentioned j Kvery part of the mucou membrane,
in that connection, the name of i,he none, throat, ears, head and lungs,
tit111 ii i • i á ., ¡ ctc«i arc ftuli jectcil to (Iimcuhc *4 ncl
V\ illiam handolph I earst, of from ncglucted cold . Ballard's
New York, is the only one who, Horebound syrup in a pleasant and
. , . , /., effective remedy. ZSc. ^ic, $1.00. \V
was absolutely true to the tick-; Akenrlrick. Valley Mills, Texea, I
et when democrats were needed, j write : I have u*e<l lia I lard's Hore-
-i , . t . ' Hound nvrup for coui/1ih and throat
the only man who fought sav- troubles: it is a pleasant and most
agely for the ticket, the only i effective remedy." Sold by Stoue js
* 3 . • Hitchcock.
man who is not in some way
tied up to the Wall street gang,
the trusts or the cormorant cor-
porations of the country.
This then, makes the line of
demarcation in the state of per-
ennial politics.
( >ne sule is lined tip with
(i rover Cleveland and the other
Biioklw'ft Arnica &alvc.
Han world-wide fame for marvelous
cure*. It mirpattiieit any other naive,
lotion, ointment or balm forcuU, corns
buriu, boils, sure*, felon , ulcers, tet-
ter, salt rheum, fcv<*r «oren, chapped
hands, rakin eruptions: infallible for
piles, i:ure guaranteed. Only 25c
at S. If. Murray Druggist.
BEST PASSENGER SERVICE
IN
4 IMPORTANT U4TEWAVS 4
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
Siinm Pullman Vestibule
SLEEPERS
nand8mk RECUNIN6 cmaircaM
(SEATS FREE
ON (ILL THROUGH TRAINS.
■■
—
■j les tit Purntltis Mnehta rf.
la no liw-nfity nan modern atoara
raí iiiItik marlnuery been applied with
mch effect.verit'Bit un upon the grata ,
i|ehr> ot itouthei u Calffnrnfa. On ona
rant h the engine used to draw the ma*
chlnery U of ftfty >• rue-power, and
hps rtri*. • 'vhei'li eljiht feet high. It
v-o: '.inifá twelve iiarrelu of oil every
day ami Its operation requires the
with William Randolph Hearst, m-rviof seven men. in plowing,
One side panders to the trusts 'tfty-av furrow are turned over at
, .. . .. f .. on- tí..; ., covering a breadth of forty
and illegal corporations of the ^
country in order to obtain the
wherewithal to fill the campaign
coffers, while the other stands
pat with thr people and in a
fiiiht to a finish to crush the
criminal trusts of the country.
This, as nearly as I can yet it.
i>- an absolutely correct estimate
• it the conditions that exist in
the state ol New Jersey today,
a state, bv the way, that the
demo, rats must carry in l' 04 in
order to win at the polls. The
democrats of the country arc
Nasui Cufnrrh ipiickly yi. ltlato treat- j
mrlit by 1'Uy s t roar.t Uitlnt. vtltieh is iu'n
al'ly art.in....i. It i-, rcreived througl: the j
nnstrilii. donti*'' ami ittula the whole Mir-
face ov, .• \.itu Ii i*. ti..Tiiiti'H itself. 1>raggiats
.•II *,!. ."lit. i r.al M/r by litic'. ill ;
, ■.; i. ; i: , • . ;.• s-.r« io cuntiuue
Lluttrcaum ii'
.\;inotj;:e<M:ieiit.
To acci.it* ii • ti t. who i\ri> partial
to tl.i< '.hi* .•! it! 'i.'ii •' •* * i ¡'ly . ;• Input's
iuti the uai.nl i t '¡.fe . I irrhctl tr-n.
ihe iiroprit tcr# p-t-par tn.'atn lialiti iu
litptitl f in, v.ltieh will be i.novtn us lily's
I.!■ I.ii> 1 (";f .ui balm 1 'riti* ineluiVrig the
uprayiui; t ulxi h 7" i-entjt. ltrii¡N'j¡ist > or by
in..11. 'I ;,>• bipiitl f rtn ' :iiboilies the metí,
icit 1 pr. p . . f he "1 I j: paration.
ONt.v Link With fast morninp and
cveniiiff trains to £t. Louis and the
F.ast.
Oni.y Link With Pulltnati Sleepers
and hife'h back Scarritt >eat Cnacbea
through without chantre i to New
< >rlean> daily.
Oni.y I,ink With handsome new Chair
far* through i without change i daily
tu St. Louis. Memphis and El Pano.
Oni.y Link With a naviug of 12 hours
to California.
Oni.y Link With Tourist Sleeping
Cars, semi-weekly through . without
change) to San Francisco.
flSh KlH SCHbPULbf. op OUR
INCOMrn*«Blt IRfltNS
"CANNON BALL"
— AND
•NIGHT EXPRESS"
k. r. tt'kn i-;k,'
1 i k \ I'll A I. i t«>l m.l.ll \ m' *!':• ki:t Adknt.
DALLAS, TLX AS.
entitled to this information. If '.he
fight all over the country is t« • be
along the lille- as exemplified bv
the conditions that obtain in
New Jersey, they mav draw
their own conclusions and line
up according to their desires and
their predilections as democrats.
President Koosevelt has again
shown that he intends to make
the negro the social v|tial of the
white man if it be in his power
to do so, while he is the presi-
dent of the i'nited States. His
latest action has stirred up the
national capital as nothing else i
has done for a long time. A
few days ago it was intended to
give the white children an outing
and permission was granted for
them to have the «rounds im-
mediately back of the White
House for their play ground.
Some of the table furniture from
file \\ hite House vva-. to be Used
for them from which to cat their
lunch and the Marine Hand was
ordered t.• make music for them.
The managers of the outing were
delighted with the arrange-
ments, ami the little fellows were
in the seventh hen en of expec-
tation. When the President
learned that only white children
were included in the program
he issued orders that all chil-
dren, including negro t hildivn,
were to be given the same
privileges and allowed to ini\
ami mingle freely w ith the white
children and eat with them from
the White House tables, or else
the whole thing was oil. That
settled it and the while children
hunted other t|iiarters for their
outing. People mav draw their
own conclusions.
5ub«tcribe for the
Now s -C h ron le le.
VAL. E. MERBST
Wants your trade always and is in a po-
sition to guarantee satisfaction on all pur-
chases of Dry Goods, Clothing, hats. Shoes,
Dress Uoods, Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc
Caldwell. Texas*
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june:
DAILY
TO SEPT' 307-H 190 3.
through
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/ f t ■ 1 il ih'u m f ! ■' ' '
Cures Ctralera-lnfanftis,
Diarrhoea. Dy cnt«ry, uíá
tfic liovvel Troubles ot
Children of 4 ny Mg .
Afdi Dl^citlon. Kt^ulatat
th« Bowitli, Sire niftheni
the Child and Mato
■■■V VTLLTfl INQ rvir wtlWSH teething easy.
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uptlon and Sor* , Collo, HIv
Curas In
Warm*
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Joiner, R. Lee. Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, September 4, 1903, newspaper, September 4, 1903; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169457/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.