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NULL VOTE FOR bsa 81

Eagle Pass, Texas s a. not y. /, ~ :
ponaiists of thi. place t as m " 81, =
SSS 70 me aa Si'g NJ E Ct
for cab ,seoi l IN q ig ss,i 3
apo9 by o The (SS SisSd' one mn ~. ss'
5or he so Iadia For aiisckiassss y, s Ct
soand money dem emo lar as esn : 70 Z
The opinion h .GaSiia ne 1I 'l ass
G ut Wind Z Money n,s% q democrats W
Bryan.
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awake in the United States. ani It has
already recognized tue fac, that the proper
place for 1t In this campaign is in the
democratic ranks. AMI all the has
beens' in America, IKE Powdetiy. and all
che intimidation in .'hi:h IL H. possible for
the syndicate on,issaries to iniulse will
not succeed IN swervlng TIC honest. In
telligont and fearless American working
man from his purpose in this campaign 10
vote for William :! Bryan.
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THE CAMPAIGN H.
plating Active ~, '~|
MANY DEStp7IoXs Apr -.
Ha% ,,. That All Mo- a' !. DID,.
VII" spain vii, J.. '.,,~ 49, |

IN New York, septems., >
me Herald from Maa ,. IA ti,p,a
a ahlrc 'orresponden, at ias 'a,s \.
generals palace yesters. va u The IN,
r rlons Weyler held coa conf, cs'''ns
. .,ous commanders Of ooI,,,s VIII
CHEF g commanding officer q ~. ss'
these cl r, nanns Correspondent
aI1rosct li.erehces are tbe I'M" n'1 adj d.
to be yjeo,,ss,, campaign whiesSS ua's91 Z
er,I WsUious an / fesolnis 'a q y iai.ss,s
mand eyer VIII RESUME vApias g.
MANN at Plnar del RIO QUE persrasl -
A dispatch to the Hs,,,
guys; Captain General wss, .'sa Ars|
p mnnG Isl issued putting line ot1e,s, ~
n'Sna Of regular guerrilla ass "a A.
i,'ceS IS bitterly rese.lteS s y, ''A''s
Fine rina, a tn s many desertIos,' I. -
lrn 1s, al sagua Ia Grande v rss. as ~
weee m ~ INV anu Quintero Of tbs e, r,n lcipax
ms hiaueiy appointed, on s ,sssaia' N
Snn,n ~, ~, uisappeared. Al cs rug 4 II
r'lla liar, lara town. the local Sasla'sas 4
fnu, ment over TO the emmy vas, E,s
, INV uays ago, and rcturnIny a a I w
a",sehts assisted the Ia,tare xAt IL a
Neriment fort in the LII v tiies h
,nan ralaed the town loa,aSse MI
Ialsacked various nr iIvs,sa sl''1 III
tl'@ei me local archives W., Issui
5 ne municipal seal. At Raw au ga u
Ge 'uDa, a MOUNTED Sn,,I ,y Ming
1870 armed with Maussr r,ss ss's1
pehse Of Bayamo merrhan,ss ii.ss ,lla i
"N" 70 pne rebels, joining 'esT si.q "
ca; The captain is a nsqb Slls NJ
anu OBTAINED his commiss" rN Y WI
''ile1 De Campos. former esn., w "
captains Carreras ana 0js vsa ssl.t
,ue Sagua la Granle gna,rlils sa1
nave long been the terror ~ leiSA y
uraIlzed Americans and T., ,xe,HsaN
o. that vicinity, have hs@n Ek!I
Iccai ec.i'iihahds and both throSs y,
r 49, iu' t,rss 10 await court MARIA 4,
a on a. " "leged TO have captured m v y
ai,l shot prisoners of war, as Wi H. !,
e''''oS' without the formalltiss a tsI
The following letter explain, i,.n
Mr. John Names:
Havana, September I'm. s.,.u)
prisoners that were In the Mann , \
oapana We're shot yesterday. Thss sh,|
excl tement in Havana bee,ux ~
sal they are going to kill ali M &c. ", =
and everybody who sympathts, Tis \
,upans. The guard Of Santa Crn ~
rendered to the Cuban trcops nh i' ~, y.
ana ammunition. The polkenyn mi
llehty of Cuban papers. In larusY N
Sldniards confess they lost "a s,i,.,sl
one captain, one lieutenant and tva ~
gelnts. The train that came y.s;s,a,,
from BataLano brought about Ii s,g,l
ca. Jose Bonildcio SsscisI
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GENERAL, RoLOFF ARRAIGyEo'

q y \ ENNII NVI1VT :,
New York, September H.--GelaA y,
los RoloT, Cuban. was arrested l''S = !,
charge Of aiding and abettins W. ~ ~
ine of 'ilibustering expeditions y ~.
lie was held in $500 bail by Con'l'--
Alexander. a,r.r,
Ro!oI is said TO be q major ssas'A
The army of General Gomez.
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DECREASE IN THE MONEY.
Circulation Failing Off While the
Population Increases.
PROPHETIC WORDS OF HENRY CLAY
MIR. Bryan Quotes From sherman and
Clay and Shows the Danger OF
Contracting Money.


after night of rest In his special train,
He left bia slee,,,, ha,o ,,so ~, and wa
-, 80 "eic ~ d. a. "a"
escorted 10 the postoffce park by the
Hornet Nest Rinennep and . Iocnl KNIGHTS
-, p..,,,i.- - -.
,r mas eo'''hahuorg oil hlo"n'uu i'e"'
There he addressed several thousand peo-
pie ara 81, ia 49,. -, b., ,,,,,.,,.,,,
N'oeN ''i' 'N'
Salisbury. n. C. septemher fiat char.
-'' ~ "Vp'e"'"I' ~ ~ N'''''
lotte Mr.. Bryan spoke as follows:
Lad es and Gentlemen. The republican
,,.,. 10.
party has been legisiatng 10 make a
dollar dearer and then they deny thas
legislation has ANYTHING TO 10 with the
,,,1isr ,,, ~ -. s,, -,
| "O''"'' want 'hlS hlorhhE 10 VNH at
! teniion to the conditions In che volume of
our money. Now NAN, =, assent NJ nrst
:, ,,ro.,,l,s-,t,,n tt ",''.'
| thar tho money of .he country ,aust keen
nace with tho ,on,n,.t,, ~ no c,,,r,r,,
49,, t.t ,','"''.''"
| (cheers) and that npinas tho money docs
SO we shall ma ,ha, . 1o,t.r risos T.,
,.a,,,[ ~ ~. '''..
| value all the time Now when a dollar
rises in value IT simply means that pr ces
viii fan and falling pr.ces are an injury
TO 'he men Mo produce the wealth OF
! TINS country. Failing prices are 10ld f,r
the man ,vho has money and uses thai
money to buy the shings filling ia price
Senator sherman vtbo 1ionds M thc
4
of the republican Marty ana ali thnt nor
don Of he ,ietnorrar,' vb ,h ~ IRWIN, =,
elect a rrfrihlinan TNf nras,i..r, ns,i ,6s
words in a snanrb v,hirL r, ,,,dn In h
haIf of the Shrrn,," i, II ", ,bo .th an
OF Junc 1850. ''''''' 90 va '"' ''' ''''S
"If orr nrrsent curronrv" said senator
sberr,a, H., So, t W. 10y SiG i SS' s
mndrcd n, ilion aim az pm r j,
u, ,lNi. "p!"rS any CUR popula'i'l
annnum and It W W. IN rroujre t,9 o61 i' TN ,9-
greaSed circulation each year Q keep pace
~ " we uIVlec'5e Ol p9pu'3lllh anu N7
~ W. u i,,It OF populaI3n con, inNihs
ny sun Greater rate thin the increase
oI M'a.h II, business, III was thought lhhi
an ann. late increase of circulation mlsu'
be obtained blythe larger pur base Of : l.
yer hnll IN to an amount sufficient to
make good aud retire all bunk b.ns and
Keep pace with the growth of population.
Assuming the fifty-four million a year of
nddltiolal circulation needed upon this
basis that amount IS provided for n the
hill by the issue OF treasury notes In eN-
change for bun on at ,he marte, price"
Mir. sherman YOU secs. dc Jared that
moueY must incrcas. win th. uopul.tion
amt eyeu more than that SAYS mat wealth.
aui business should increase more rnut1ly
thau pouulnilnu and th.r..f,r,. he d, .ff,,.i.s
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Congressman Kl.berg has manfuiiy and
fcarlessly adopted the platform of tho
democratic parry and Will nuke a great
ght for the old party again IN tho
Eleventh district. At one time entertain
ing q fferent Views he bows to the col.
lecidve wisdom ana win of his party Ike
true soldier. and stands faithfully by
the organization for the good of democ-
racy as n whole and the perpetuty Of the
democratic idea OF government. lie VIII be
returned 10 congress this ycar by even Il
larger majority than he received last
year.
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lalready recognized tue fact that the propc
place for II In this campaign is in III
democratic ranks. AMI all the 'hal
beens" in America, IKE Powdetiy, and al
the intimidation in .'hish IL Is possible TO
che syndicate enissaries to tn'luise vii
not succeed IN swerving tic honest In
man from his purpose In this campaign tt
| vote for William = Bryan
| --------------------.
| Congres sman Kleberg has manfully and
fcarlessly adop,ed the platform of tho
| democratic parry and Will nuke a great
{ ght for the old party again IN tho
| Eleventh district. At one time entertain
| ing iferent Views he bows to the col.
lecidye wisdom and win Of his party Ike
true soldier. and stands faithfully by
the organization for the good of democ-
sacy as n whole and the perpetuLty OF the
democratic idea OF government. lie viii be
returned 10 congress this year by even a
larger majority than he received last
year.
Commissioner Baker has nothing to fear
from the spiteful attacks of the Austin
land brokers.
The governor OF tho Federal district in
Nj xico Is coming the Roosevelt over the
&c ice Of the capital By going abou, al
night disguised 10 satisfy himself that
every man is doing his duty. People can
ancrd to dispose themselves for a com
Portable nights sleep with such men at
the helm. The public ought to cry Tor
them In this eountry-hut they don't
,s,ty,,,i,,. ,,-,11 81 ,,1o-. oor,ror,,,,o
g -. - ,,,,,. 80, ,ba, o,to ,,.o,,d ~,
1,tr ,s ,,,t, r,, ,n, ,en,,niico, c,,ns. a.
I'm, pcod,s sta.o bas don.
- -
ssvs ,b, t,,d,,r,,,,l,s ,.,nvort,a, ,,rn,sre,,
~. ut., ir,,arr.. an record of nern,,,
,tors hv o,o marry WIN the evoyysd an.
tec, of .l,o,,o,, RIO ro,,t,,.os NJ ,.notn.-
rar,v l., 49,, ma ~ s,,rh 49,, .,,,,,,-,,,
of soir.spspa,,o,, o,,,,r,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,',.,.
There i. more jyy IN the republican fold
~, WV w.
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SPANISH CRUISER DISABLE y.

New York, September IA G,''
the Herald from Key West f ~ Ess
.Advices received here are - " isisA
that the Spanish cruiser iniaaA miami a y
has been disabled at the eh .ssal M .
Tort ut Havana. She mas asA''
sl;tance.
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standard upon the people of this country
| not openly. but secretly and In disguise
| and chen turn back eighteen hundred
years when the meek and lowly savior
| threw the same kind OF people out of llis
temple because they had made his house
| then think chat these people come ana
| appeal 20 the ministers of the gospel and
| the church papers to save them from
| the wrath to come. daughter and ap.
| My friends when certain ministers of
| he gofpyl denounce the great mass of
| the people who sand bchnl free coinage
when these minister's have denounced these
advocates Of free coinage and have talk n
their places on the side of these nrgra-
cations of wealth. | remind them thai
When the Savior was here it was the com
ION people VINO heard Him glad y-the
very people whom these ministers today
cali anarchists and socialist. (Ap.lauseJ
MY friends, when | iind-thcrc are not
many of them, but they are quite consDic-
uous-when | find these men committing
themselves on that side ana exhausiinl
abusive language in their description of
che great masses of the people of this
Gun nv. I feel like saying 10 them that
II they will take their chances with Dives
! WI RISK my chances with Lazarus.
tApplauseD This money question is a
question Which concerns cary one OF you
ana you have a right 20 consider what II :
been done and what viii be done and de-
cue whether you want to support the
present financial policy or not.
w h"n prices are falling and money is
rising, man can better afford to lock his
money M in vault and gain the rise
,haiA invest his money In property and
risk loss IN The value of the propertv
you are making the property not worth
having and everybody is trying to ',rn
property into money. And while the gold
siabilri lasts that condl,ion mist rem tin
and times must be hard. and hard times
means more IDLE men, Ln1 mora idle men
ireans more destitute men. anl more des-
titute men means ut least more criminl
men, and yet the god standard men mp
tcal 60 the ministry to increase crime.
Great applausc.)
AT p. m the party left for Gold sboro
n. c.: where Mr.. Bryan speaks tomorrow
morning.
Godsboro, n. c., September 17.--,cand-
date Bryan arrived here AZ 1l:l5 tonight
He a dressed n large crowd at SELMA
He was greeted by good sized crowd
here, but did not speak. His train was
taken out of town to siding and Mr..
Bts an slept on board.
Mr.. Bryan intends. after the Baltimore
meeting Saturday evening. to go to Wash
ngton either Saturday night or Sunday
morning. He viii he the guest on Sunday
of G. 7. Bride, with whom he lived during
his term us congressman.
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speol., s,en Comm,,s,oce.s.

AT wAsHINGToN-.H. G. Roberts. Of
Bee with 81. Louis Republic Bureau.
AT AuSTfN--I, a. Petit. office Ia tho
State Capitol Building.
AT DALLAa-w. NJ o'fcary. office US
Main street. Murphy & Bolnrz Building.
AT GALvEST0N--J. n. sullivan. office
n the Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial <si: Business. is&
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Houston Printing Company.
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"a nArLY POSI- SUNDAY Posr.
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Entered 81 the Postotaoe at Houston. Texss
- secand Clsss Matter.
o0barription By Mail-DA!ly and sunday Post one
Joar, $500; six months, S4v0; three month";
~ 20; one month, 81 90.
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Sastern Business once. IS Tribune Building, Now
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Vhe Posts Travelling Agents Colonel W. ID. Carey,
General travelling Agent; wli y. Linn. }. ~
benish and ]. Van Pearss.
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Mckinley would feel more comfortable
II he were only sure that Ohio would do
half as well for the republican cause as
Tom Reed's sta.e bias done
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Commissioner Baker has nothing to fear
from the spteful attacks of the Austin
|
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The governor of tho FEDERAL district In
Mfxico Is coming the Roosevelt over the
roice OF the capital By going abou, al
night disguised 10 satisfy himself that
every man is doing his duty. People can
affcrd to dispose themselves for a com
Portable nights sleep with such men at
the helm. The public ought to cry Tor
them In this country--but they don't.
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The Illustrated Am erican. Hanna organ
says the Indianapolis convention turn shed
thc fir.t ms auce On record of nnmina-
TORS by one party wEh the avowed OBJ
jcct Of ele0iing the nominees of another
party. In The fce Of such an example
of collaboration. ordiralry mugwumpcry
sinks to the level OF heartless avalice.
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There is more joy IN the republican fold
over the one democrat who DESERTS hts
old ORGANIZATION than over the ninety anl
rie republicans WAC remain faithful to
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I1or's Manual, now IN press. shows I'm,
ihcrG are IN the United States ISL "a
lnt.g' oi ~ Nro1d with % capit1l s,oek ~
SA''-H NN ~. Tho Roadway Axe rs author-
ny Tor che sHltomcu. that on Iul.
~, N7 roads with q mnoacc ~ r. nj
miles and with capital stock ~ g. oI0 IA =
"N. w'"r IN the hands ~ rceel,or-s Yer.
Eve now in tho honis Of rc~,,S ,e,-s IA
rrH'd. MWn miios with $1,000 N,0 900 Gal
In thu hnnds Of receivers. $50 dirrercp,
Nnss N rN'lwoys-and vet thcv contend
'hat tho existing gold standard" ia n
good thrg. And possibly r. ~ 10 a com.
pa'ut'vcly few mon who have made. ana
are making, hg money out OF tho raivn,,
wrecking business.
Conductor Archer Of thn Sou,bo,o, pa
ellie furnishes the Galveston Neos WIN
an argumcut in favor OF tho roll s,nr1.
ari. Perhaps Mr.. Archcr's reasop,n.. g..
satisfactory 90 hlmsolt applying n TO his
present condition. but what WIN tho ,bo,-
sands Of railway men out of Jobs think
OF itg
Chairman Green has ahoady takan co,.
nEanee of the fac, tina, DIT. GraGt Ia only
an ex-chaIrman. '
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counties Of Anderson, Pickens and
Oconee. Iu this line Of business Or.
Wyman is man Of considerable
knowledge and experience thoroughly
at home with his favolite work, and
has done NO small amount Of good in
the Piedmont section.
On February 20, 1896, Or. Wyman
was elected to the Chair of eterinary
Science at Clemson, and at the same
time was rut in charge Ct the 1eteri
nary Department Of tbs south Care.
lima Experiment Station 70 better
-slecticn could haTs hesn mads b.. tbs
college authcrltiea r.. Wyman also
having taken prolonged ro-t-:radu
ate course at the laboratorie: # the
Post Graduate Medical School, New
YorE. conducts the Pathological and
archaeological Laboratory Of tie
South Carolina Experiment Station,
investigating contagious aud nfcC-
tious diseases Of the ,lomeSticatcl
animals. lu this department. the
work done by DR.. Wymau has shown
splendid results, aud many Of the
animals, whom most farmcr5 would
Kill as beins useless forever have
been completely cured tv hi9 saillful
experience in this line Of the rrofes-
zion.
lu this State there arc few vctcri-
uary surgeons who arc able tu do any
good, but this cannot be said of DR..
Wymau. He is a man of much cx-
periencc, Il competent judge, and is
doing a wonderful work for South
Carolina aud her people. E[c, of
course, has regular classes at Glenn.
son. and his time is all about occu-
pied, but he generally manages be
tween times TO answer the many calls
made for his services as veterinary
surgeon. He has the highest class of
testimonials from all the institutions
with which he has been connected,
attesting to the esteem in which he is
held by his fellow men Of the same
calling.
Clemson College indeed Is fortunate
IN securing the services of a man of
pr. Wyman' character to assist in
teaching the boys and young men Of
South Carolina.
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wars. From Virginia, various branch
es Of the family have moved to Ken
tucky, Tennessee, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi,
Missouri, and, in fact, to nearly all OF
the Southern States, and also to
several pf the northern aud western
States So that the name is now com
mou in nearly all parts Of thc country
Joseph Nolncy. Oldest son OF Jay
Whittcnton and Mary Catherine Ben
nett Lewis, was born in Rutherford
county, North Carolina, September
14th, 1869, on his fathers farm. about
eight miles northwest Of hutherford-
ton. HiG father aItcrward put up d
country store and engaged somewhat
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CADETS on DRESS PARADE.

(icologist, 1882 ''Notes on Build
ing and Ornamental Stone PIP. 57-1l1:
In the fall of 1892, he was awarded
scholarship in Harvard nivcrslty,
where lie entered the Senior class,
though dcvotiug his attention chiefly
to graduate courses in geology. He
graduated with the class in June.
1898, with the degree Of Bachelor OF
Arts, muyn" c"m |undc. The summer
mouths were spout in the study OF tho
coruudum- mining regions OF North
Carolina. under the direction of the
late DR.. George II. Williams, Of Johns
Hopkins University: and this, with
pthel special work IL geology. wa
continued at Iohns Holkins during
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sition, and has always been found true
to hl9 truat. By Iii efficient work he
has done much to put the fertll!:e,
business IL such condition that at
all time. the State authorities: could
easily tell how that business was con
Quoted by the various number OF com
panles in this State. Mr. Smith ha:
had large number Of neu working
under him, and they. d. well IS thoss
t. whom hs Is responsible. have !.
hizh regard f9l him and hi: careful
nc:-
Jer Smith. AZ he l. f,ulllla.l.
known By hi5 frisnd-:, ha lived u
anderson county al hi life and j:
proud Of that distinction to-day. al
Of his ancestors, on both sides OF tbs
house, were born and raised III thl
county, and have always been tore
most and prominent citizens
When the Norris Cotton Mill wa
organized near the Anderson lint, III
Fickens county The stockholders at Il
meeting unauiln ously elected Mr..
Smith Secretary, and strong Influences
have been brought to bear on him to
get him to move there at once, but lc
still holds his position at Clemson.
He is man of fine business traits, Il
noble gentleman, and in this county
and elsewhere he numbers his friends
by the hundreds.
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Basic Mayuesian Rocks Of North Car

Basic Maguesian Rocks Of North Car
cl!na --No,M Luroinu Geologlcn!
:,s,pr,cu EyHet.n. NJ. u aud Origin
Of the Ferldotltss ot the Southern
.Appalachlars, '-:Jom. El.Sha -H!t:h,
N ST.. Soc. 1895, pp. 24-357l
On necember 9th, 1893, Mr. Lewis
WIS married to Miss Margaret John,
tone Hcudvu, Of Chapel ill. \. (.
u February 1895. he lssl3usu hi pc
sitl"n With tbs .sc.th Carolina G!eo-
logical .Survey to accept tbs newly e.
tablished rlct.s orahlr IF Geology
and AIlnelalo.I IL C!em."" A=:!!"nl-
tu.a! Call. =.
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nall 60 .hl. " tcr the t.!m where
he wa very succes2ful. His farm
Wa well supplied with all that Alarm
ur could need. and from year to year
hc wa: in prosperous and horri>hius
condition.
In 1@Jl Nlr. Smith WIS elected the
Secretary Of the State Department Of
/ ertilizcrS, and for short while he
was stationed in Columbia. where he
had charge Of al the business, which
at that time was very large. Some
time lltny he department was moved
to Clemson, and Mr.. Smith was trans
ferred there. He still holds that po-