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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
Por President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For VlCe.presldent,
THEODOREOROOSEVELT.
TRUTH.

Public speakers and editorial writers
In these campaign times find IL most
difficult to deal calmly with the anti
Americans and their prejudices. The
subject is such broad one, and the
material bearing on Il is so extensive,
that not more than one small phase OF
the question of the Philippines can be
treated In any article or speech. Yet
the records contain all that 10 necessa-
~ In order to justify every position
the republican party and it's
standard bearer in the white
house have assumed. The attitude
of the opponents of the administra-
ton on this vital Issue must be attri-
buted to either lack of candor and
absence of . disposition to ascertain
She truth, or else to Q definite intent
to embarrass the admipistrstioa for
political purposes and TO give aid and
comfort to the enemies of the United
States.
The records are ample. Unlike the
Bryanites, who depend on deceit and
abuse to make votes, the republicans
can rest their case on written docu-
ments, not q few of which, inspired by
the Organizes, have been turned
against their sponsors. In the brief
fled by the republicans may be found
reports made under oath by officers of
the government, men of both political
parties; there are statements by officers
of our army and navy, heroes
-
achievement, who would have no
possible motive TO misrepresent the
fscts; professional men. lawyers and
scientists; captured letters and records
Of the Filipino insurgents; and masses
of other evidence that would be ad-
misted as competent evidence in any
law court in the world.
Over against this, what do we find
on the other side? We have the I'M
supported statements of a man named
William Jennings Bryan, an indivi-
dual who made q complete failure as
lawyer, and became politician: who has
never done anything but talk: who had
q very brief and uneventful term in
the lower house OF congress: who ia q
political mountebank, shifting his
views TO suit his audience, and using
blsrney instead of reason to sell his
goods: In fine, a man without a single
achievement to his credit. In addi-
tion to this man we have 3 coterie OF
so called 'anti-imperislists," mostly
made up of men who have either been
passed by In the stream of modern life,
or who are 60 warped and distorted in
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

terisl for the republicans now. Four
years ago he lifted his finger in warn
Ing and prophesied stsgnation, failures.
idleness, and the hindrsnce to business
enterprise that the election of Nc
Kinley would mean. This year his
great prophetic vision ia OF Mckinley
as emperor of the west and east and
the seas between.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

UNPREJUDICED observers, of whom
there are very few these days, might
come to the conclusion that Bryan is
the paramount issue of Bryanism and
Teddy of republicanism. Both are
strenuously personal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

IN the morning Hard Times an
imaginary professional man, submit
ting to an imaginary private view Of
his imaginary intellect, repeats the
mistake so common with men who do
not keep up with affairs or make any
effort to ascertain facts, by oonfounc-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20
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In Fl Paso. Texas. Juarex. Mexico. and 1t the
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Dor week. or sixty cents tooc) per month.
Subscribers failing TO get the HERALD re-
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cefve prompt attention.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

BRYAN'S, Towne's, and Stevenson's
imperialism speeches are now ready on
the Rraphophone, and hurgering minds
can turn on the eloquence at five cents
a shot.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20
BICYCLE
GIRLS

Are apt to overdo their strength. The
rivalries of the road, the cheerful COM
Panionship, the exhilaration of the swift
movement on the machine, all tend to
make a woman unconsciously overtaX
herself The results are often serious,
and may affect the whole future of wife
hood and motherhood.
Every woman who is conscious of
feminine irregularities or disorders from
strain or any other cause, should begin
at once the use of DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t promptly corrects all
female irregularity dries the drains
which are so facilitating, and tones the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

BRYAN Is as busy prophesying as
ever, though his prophecies OF four
years ago have become campaign mS-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-20

TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to insure proper changes in adver-
Using COPY for same should be. at the bust
ness ONCE not later ,thantlo o. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
MOVING ALONG.
Work Transacted by
the Fair Committee.
Amusement Company Con-
tract Ordered Signed.
Several Propositions and Commune
cations Received.
CASH PURSES AND MEDALS.

Inc executive committee % tho New
Mexico Territorial Tar ASSOCIATION held
a most important meotlng az the city
.ssg iot Of business.
The contract with the American
Amusement company, 81 Dayton. ohio.
was ordered signed. This company,
which comes west az one % the bsat
Amusement companies on the rad. will
furnish fourteen acts daily. inclmiing
balloon ascensions. with parachute
leaps, every afternoon ana evening.
The plans and specifications eur the
grand stand were examined, and the
committee instructed that bids for the
building 81 Same. together with two
platform stands. he advertised for sec
advertisement In another column.
Governor Otero, who opened the fair
last hail, will be asked 10 perform the
same duty at the forthcoming fair.
The president announced that g. o.
Cushman, who managed the bureau q
Information az last ycars fair coud
not accept reappointment for the
reason that he intended % visit Kansas
In September. whcrcupon Ralph Hunt
woa appointed, aud ne was empowered
60 collect the so and o. subscriptions.
The proposition 81 Got john Bora
dale, manager Of the First Regiment
band. o. furnish music during fair
week every day from a. IN. 60 . .. m.
was read and accepted.
A communication from the singer
Manufacturing company was read and.
on motion. no action was taken on the
communication until the next meeting
The sale - privileges was also post
pOned until next meeting Of which
time the suporHHendenta Of base ball
and other sports Will be mnde
The committee. after considerable
discussion. finally proposed the follow
ing cash purses and medals FOR the
events
Base ball-Purse $500 First prise.
s250, aeCond prize. 500 open % New
MoxiCo, Arizona and El Paso. Texas.
and only one team 10 represent a town
Players must be bona fide residents of
New Mexico Arizona and Ei Paso 30
days before the beginning % tho fair
Entries close Saturday night. septem-
Der i5. 1900.
Foot Raccs-P,Irse $50. FIRST prise.
rs yards. $40 second. s.,
First prize. 100 yards. $40 second 81.
First prize. hurdle. $40. second. g.
Fat mans race % 90 yards Gall must
weigh 1876 pounds and over. first prize,
g.. second g.
Boys race. afty yards. first prize. So.
second 81.
Tug.of War ContestH--Puse, $50 II
only two teams, best two out OF three
pulls; n more than two teams. say four.
tho winners are 20 pull sor first prize OF
i35 second ti5.
Rock Drilling Contests Purse. $50
Doubles. cas- singles, SO.
Bea outside Booth Prise. $50. Ap-
propr1ate diplomas Ia second and third
Best Float In Trades Display and
Paade-Purse. $50 Appropriate a.
plumas 10 second and third
Best Decorated Business Hous1--
Fiis. prize. tl5 second. $40
Cash prizes win also be- given for the
most ridiculous rig In the parade. and
the most appropriate costumes al tho
Carnival ball
Handsome gold medals Will be given
10 the Juvenile cake walkers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
An EXCITING RuNAwAv.
Mrs. norgcrs aud Two Children Had Nai
row Escape from srrinas Iulury.

Mrs. Bergers aud Two children HAD Mar
row Escape from srrinas Injury,
Chief Ruppe will make a carefully
prepared report 10 the city council this
evening en- the condition Of the FIRE de-
partment
While Mrs. 4. NJ Bergere and two
children. aged 10 and years, were
driving on the plaza az 10 o'clock Sat.
urday the horse took fright and started
on a mad dash up Lincoln avenue. The
children screamed, but Mrs. Bergere
displayed great presence 0f mind. and
after she found she codid not check the
horse, she kept him In the center OF
the street and guarded against short
turns. The animal ran through the
Fort Marcy grounds and out Grant
strsct. making two sharp curves with
out mishap. the children still scream
ing loudly with fright. but on approach
Ing the Bergere residence the cart
struck a telephone pole and threw the
occupants severely TO the ground The
little ones were unhurt, but Mrs. Ber-
gere was picked up unconscious, and
for a time II was feared she had SUI.
fered serious injury but this happily
proved 10 be not the case. although
she Il quite on from the shock and the
nervous strain New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
DR0UTh AT BLAND.
Extraordinary Conditions from which
Pine Trees are Dying,
no WATER IN the STREAMS.

Unless che goldon Cochih diatrict IS
favored with a soaking rain IN the nox,
few days we can expect - experience
the dullest period Ia the histoy OF the
ca-srp. says the Bland Herald. Nearly
all the wells are dry and instead o. tho
miners prospecting on the hills for pre-
clous me,als u.ey are digging below tho
surface IN che gulches for water. with
llttle or no prospect of success.
The water question has been a prob-
lem FOR the superintendent and miners
al the lone Star Tunnel for the past
two weeks and Il has not yeH been
solved Two wells at the air compress
sor have been pumped dry and now a
force OF men are drifting for water
from the bottom % one Of the wells.
During the night n small amount 81
water win run into well. and the sup
ply only keeps the compressor running
about half Of tho time. owing b. this
dmculty it is impossible To- double
shifts 90 be employed at the machine
drills, aEe 80 result several OF the
wcrimon were lad on temporarily this
week. on thia account very rttle prog
ross has been made Ia the working
tunnel IN the last two weeks The tun-
mel Is now In 1900 Zee, with no prob
ability 81 its beng heightened more
than three or four feet per day until
the water supply "a Increased
Not ia The memory % the oldest i'm
fab tant OF this district has there
been such a drouth In this section
Heretofore during the winters an
abundance 81 snow has fallen. which
feed The streams throughout the sum
mer months, but the last winter was an
open one ana a very small amount OF
th' beautiful" fell In these parts
However. when the rainy season seta
IN. which is due 10 arrive az any time.
activity IN all branches Of business will
rennme " once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Mrs. " =, Bliss pctitioned the cOun-
ell asking that sum boz appropriated for
the building Of her portion OF the side
walk on south ARM street The potl-
zion was referred 20 che street commit
tee.
Property owners residing on NORTH
broadway pctitloned the council, ask
ing that a ruadbed fifteen feet wide and
OF even grade bc constructed on said
thoroughfarc Tho petition was refer
red to the street committee
Taxpayers residing GA west silver
avenue petitoned the council In regard
60 the placing 81 an are electric hght
az the corner Of Fifth street and Silver
avenue. The council ordered the light
put up at once.
An informal report was made by the
street committee ON the claim FOR dam
ages Of Mrs FredericlcaDn, alleging that
the extension OF North Fourth street
takes from the east side % her lot a
strip fourteen inches in width ana dam
aging u FOR building purposes % the ex-
tent % $500 tn" report was laid on the
table indefinitely.
The council then discussed sidewalks
and notices were ordered published Tor
building sidewalks on south Fourth
streets west side between Lead and
Silver avenues Lead avenue north
side, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Silver avenue south side, between
Fourth and Fifth silver avenue. north
side. between Fourth and Fifth Third
street east side. between Railroad ami
Tiler1a avenues Thru street. west
slide. bn' ween Copper avenue and south
side Railroad avenue. Second street.
west side. between lIazoldine and Al
lantlc avenues Fourth streets. east
side between gold and itailnpad ave-
nue.. six foot board walks
Sidewalks were aiso ordered 90 be
built on the west side of First street
from Copper to Fruit avenues. and the
walks on the south side Of Coal avenue.
between First and seventh streets,
were ordered repaired. Also on the
south SIDE ~ Coal avenue. between Sec
ond ana Fifth north side Coal avenue
between Fish aud sixth. north side Of
HuninE avenue. between First and
Fifth, west side Second. between Coal
and Atlantic.
The council then heard read ans OK
hnustiye report from chief Ituppe, OF
the Are department who gave ilia Oh
scryationa and investigations OF FIRE de-
pmamcnts while recently In the east
aud recommended some changes In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

local nre department. The report we
referred % the ire COMMITTEE.
Frank Outer, on7 % the drivers u Ire
hre department. sent IN his RESIGNATION.
which was accepted and Inward Hale
was appointed to the vacancy The DO
siiion pays go per moush.
ON she recommendation % Chlet
Ruppo. the Gre committee wac cmpOts-
cred TO Get the tires on the horse wagon.
=. u. War,ie fiied a petition against
james Smith. claiming thaa there ex-
isiH an nuisance on the iaftcr's prem
isea. The grievance committee re-
ported on tho petition, rcp1rting that
they found the premises IN nrst-cla
condition
Frank y. Robinson, che nswly ap-
pointed electrical Inspector Aleu- his
bond In the sum OF $500 n was re-
forred 10 the city attorney for inyes;i-
CATION.
The council rejected the bond 81
Thomas A. barry "a a licensed piumbor.
street Commissioner Tierney submit
ted bills for street labor amounting to
tit2. witch were ordered paid
Under the suspension u rules the
Following ordinance was read and
adopted.
section I. That any person or per-
sons running a shooting gallery. head
target ring pitching table, or any other
such amusement. shall, before engaging
In such business, pay a city license at
the rate 81 SO per annum. and no H.
ccnse shall be- Issued for lees period
than three months.
Sec. 2. All ordinance and parts - or
d.nances In conflict herewith are here.
by repealed
The council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

sen, Ia Ia. Vegas for Trial on Change %
Benus.

sent "a Las Vegas for TRIAL on Chang. %
Benus.
Ia the district court this morning In
tho case ~ jose L. Perea Va Board 81
County Commissioners. TIE defendants
filed a motion 10 quash the writ ~ Ger.
tl0rar, and IN tl.u case ~ Territory on
relation % A. e. Newhall W j. l..
Perea. the defendant Pcrw nled HIS an
Hwer denying the allegations IN the
complaint. and whsle admitting hia fan-
ure b take the oath prescribed BY law
until after che order ~ his removal BY
the county commissioners AYERS n was
b. mere oversight ana inadvortenco
and that he afterwards made the oath
And the causes being al issue ana
comity on FOR hearing before the court.
counsel for perea suggested the posi-.
bility of the court being disqualified 90
Oh in these cases whcreupon the court.
on his own motion. changed che vonae
Of both causes 81 san Miguel county.
and ordcFcd transcripts of the records
forwarded Immediately TO the CLERK %
the Fourth district
No definite time was fired for taking
The cassg up IN that eoprt. counsel for
the Pcreas having important leEai bust
meas cailing him 20 Arizona Indefinitely.
Judge Mills viii hear the cas- on
AuE 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

To the President OF the Territorial Fal
Association;

To the President OF the Territorial Fair
Association:
Dear sir--In conversation with a
number 81 citizens about the coming
fair, have come 10 the CONCLUSION
that the base ball tournament 10 looked
forward 20 with az much in
terest as any other feature. and pos
sihly more. II is now almost GER
tainty that a number OF outside clubs
will enter 10 compete Tor the champion
ship. In this connection, as one very
much interested. would offer the fol-
lowing suggestions;
Frst-!That none but residents OF Bl
Ia be allowed 10 play with that
team. none but residents 81 Arizona be
allowed 60 play with the arizona teams
and all New Mexico teams be made UP
OF citizens % this territory.
Sccond-That each city be allowed
but one team as their representative.
az heretofore there have been a num-
Der OF Jim Crow" teams entered and
have knocked the interest and atten-
dance. Nobody wants 90 see a farce
Third-That the third prize be done
away with and added 20 tho first
Please understand. Mr. President,
that this IL not done 80 a dictation. but
merely as a suggestion. having thc in
terest and welfare 81 the city and the
Territorial Fair assoc alton at heart.
Yours very truly. FAN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
LITTER rRoM GALLUP.
o.. a.. nari"w Promoted other Interest
ing Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Gallup. Aug. az, H. Harrow the
division foreman has received profno-
tion Al the hands az the management
lie has S"cu appointed division fore
man u the san joaquin division, ss a
salary ~ fli5 peg month. and win leave
tor stoclCl0n tonight Later he Win
probably b. lDcated nc Port RichmDnd
Yesterday al the ander pits. william
Ensign had one ~ his feet cut OF BY an
engine He was wth Con,hictor O'Kei-
ley. on an extra wsaa. and M attesnpt-
Ing to gee on the engine his soot aiippsd
under the Wheels
Advertisements are our FOR a nfrgy beef
coutrua. - be let al Fort Wiugade.
contract o. run until June 80 1901
john HuGdlea hDuee was suiured BY
burglars on Wednesday and a number
OF ARTICLES ffniel,. adnong thesn boing "a
cnat three pairH - tryuseri, e vuurh
"a number % valuable papers and ~.
yolyer. a. Cahbre.
MluA Fred Meyers and son viii leave
on Monday nor " months vacation ln
Coiuradp.
Mcssrs E.nsmlre a webhe- have q
carload Of Navajo pslmiea az Gtnm.
which uheY are breaking 90 work and
ride. They viii b. shipped ~ Iniiade.
phia.
Stephen Cameron ~ oponing W oyal
mine about one and "a hair ualea noulh
- dlbs1n
Talk b g0ing around that an iniunc-
tDin VIII be- served On she rcsurning
buari appointed Ca tEe ist inst, BY
CiYyerur Oieno. I've mernbers OF the
buali are Measrs Ham, Cameron and
Cutt0n--all three from me ranks % tho
republicans wAo yoSed Cur Fvrea tWO
years ago
No rain in this ssciion since iast year.
Il l0oks AZ though she gOyorWmemi
would have 10 support the NayaSn tilis
winter
Ericnsiys improvements are being
unide Ia the railnoad yard. A new
roundhouae az uue end and several new
aidr tracks "a the other end - me yard
are IN prgcea1 - oonairuution.
The younK pvopie. under me direction
~ Mr i.0uis amith. are practh'ing Cor
ihe bcnsnt ~ tho Espisoas,i churfl. Il
ain be eiven about the z3th insi.
An ufhihc residence Of eleven rooms
10 being bulk fuF the parish prizes "a
tho ~ adifning tho Catholic church.
IS y. Borden has me CONTRACT
Mrs James Cagunen has returned
from a vacation ~ three htontis ia
keuanky.
The Ttaiiana here al oondofnn the
murder 81 King Humbogt
Trustee Henry has annJuncei the sale
~ me sfoek OF liquors owned by Pafer
Noci WIN nas been declared q bank
rups.
Tllo southwestern brewery oonpany,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
MinipE atKcliy.

The Queen Group Mining and smelt-
ing company IL doing aome excellent
work on us property IN the Kelly
camp. The gentlemen OF ,his com
pany are from New York. have an
abundance Of capital and are prescott
ing their mining enterprise la very
systematic. business like manner They
arr now driving a tunnel Ave by seven
feet into the side OF the mountain
above Kelly for the purpose OF reach
ing an apex vein OF ore which has been
prospectcd from the summit Of tha
mountain 90 a depth OF nearly 200 feet
This vein 10 four feet wide az the sur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

A startling incident. Of which Mr..
John oliver. OF Philadelphia. was the
subject. is narrated by him es follows;
II was IN a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow eyes
sunken, tongue coated. pain continual
~ In back aud aides no appotits-grad-
ually growing weaker day BY day.
Three physicians had gwen me up. For
tunately. a friend advised trying cleo
eric Bitters, and 70 my great Joy ana
surprise the first bottle made n de-
clded Improvement. / continued t1eif
use for TIRES weeks and am now a well
mar. ! know they saved my life and
robbed the grave Of another victim"
40 one should fail TO try them. Only
COO. guaranteed. AZ J, II .ORieilY A
Co.'S drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

The latest ~ Dorado h reuorei 10 be-
On Nome city ncach. Alaska. Th0ua-
anda " people are fastening there.
many OF whom WI eturn broken In
health. OF what avail " gold when
health H. rone7 Guard your health
with the best ~ ali mcdicincs-,IIua-
letters Stunach Bittcre and YOU wii
always have true wetah. The Bittorp
are Tor people VINO have ahusesi their
etomaChs, or are naturally weak n
VIII regulate the bOweis stir up the
liver. iuvigOruto the Kidneys, and aiso-
luteiy cure indigestion. conatipalion.
malaria, chills ami fever. u is a natur-
al tonic. absolutely free from dangerous
naroOiics. II should be taken 10 pfu-
tcci The system from chlliB and fever
and malarial attacks Its gDod medi-
cine TO keep on hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Duh headache, palms Ia various parts
of She body, sinking az the pit Of the
stomach. loss of appetite. fcvenshnoas.
plmples or porca are all positive evil,
dcnces OF impure blood No umter
how it bcynme 40 Il must be purifed
In orie. ~ obtain good health. Ach
ess Blood Elixir has never failed to
cure scrofulous or syphilltlc poisons or
any other blood diseases. II is GER
tainly a wonderful remcdy. and we soil
every bottle on a positi' guarantee j.
n. O'Roily a Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

During tie cfvll war. aa we'll es Ia
our hate wur with spain. diarrhooa was
one 81 the mosst Troublesome discusses
the army had 20 contend with. In many
INSTANCES 4 becama clrOnio aud the old
soldiegp still suffer frOm a. Mr.. David
Taylor. Of Wind Rdge Green county,
IA. 10 ono ~ these. lie ules Chamber
lain's Cole. Cholera and Dinrrhosn
Remedy oni saya he noyer found any
thing that would give him such quick
roiief. II n for sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

A. NJ Swan returned this morning
from a trip west as far 90 Manuelito In
the interest Of archaeology. Al iAguna
hs met a Smithsonian party az the head
OF which was Mr. Vrooman. smithaon-
ian photographer. accompanied by a
small party. who visited Acoma. where
number OF photos were taken. The
party are on their way 10 the Moqui
snake dance. Mr. Charles Oatron. OF
Santa Fe is al taguna In the interest
of the University Of Chicago, masking
collection OF "A certain class ~ indian
dolls which are presented to Indian
children on Christmas by a masked In.
dian who IL said 10 closely correspond
10 the white mans Santa Claus Mlch
needed rains are beginning 10 fan in lhe
mountain country west u Aibuquer-
que-a slight shower every day Cr0ps
on the Laguna reservation are only me-
dunn TINS year from lack Of water,