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to put it up where they want it and take
It down where they desire. The flag is
the servant of the nation, the people are
not the servants of the flag. If that is
true, how are you going to bring the
troops back from Peking? They
planted the American flag there. / want
the American flag to come down from
the Philippine Islands in order that the
flag of republic might rise in its place.
L would rather that we. have two flags
representing two republics than one rep
resenting an empire
JONES OF NEVADA FOR BRYAN.
CHICAGO. August Ex-senator Jones.
chairman OF the National Committee, said
today:
Il see story printed in the newspapers
this morning to the effect that Senator
John p. Jones has followed Senator Stew
art into the Republican camp and that
Senator Teller of Colorado is showing the
greatest Indifference to the Bryan cause
l happen to have some definite informa-
tion concerning this matter and 1 pro-
ncunce both reports absolutely without
any foundation. Senator j. 2. Jones has
been entirely consistent in his views and
actions for twenty-five years and he is
heartily enlisted in the fight for the Dem
ocratic party and for Mr.. Bryan this year
We rely upon him implicitly. As for Sen
INNOA tiiSA, VIC diS IA COIEtSpUnu-
ence with him and l GAN say there is not
man at national headquarters or in the
Democratic party who manifests greater
solicitude for Mr. Bryan's election and
who has worked harder to accomplish it
than has Senator Teller. These stories
undoubtedly emanate from Republican
sources. but / am at loss to understand
why the Republicans should at one and
at the same time claim that the one great
issue in this campaign is the silver ques-
tion and also give out that all the old
silver leaders are going to the Republican
party because there is not silver is
sue D."
Senator Jones. also said that there had
| been no correspondence between Andrew
Carnegie and the National Committee in
regard to Mr.. Carnegie's return from
Scotland to make speeches for Bryan and
Stevenson.
| This information was given. out by the
National Populist League at Boston," said
Senator Jones. II have no personal
knowledge of the matter whatever"
HANNA ON CARNEGIE.
/ NEW YORK. August Ex-senator Han
M today. speaking of the report that An
| idrew Carnegie had announced himself for
Bryan, said: 1T is ridiculols l don't be-
/ leve a word of it."
Governor, Tanner of Illinois was at Ma
tional Republican headquarters today and
| announced his intention of taking the
stump for Mckinley.
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REPORT TO THE BOARD

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q WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The 4
.. Navy Department has received the
.. following cablegram from Admiral
.. Remey:
.. CttEFOO. Aug 20. TAKU. Aug. :
.. ~. Dickens command is landing
.. today. Peking 18th. All except Inn :
.. periai city cleared OF Chinese
.. troops. American troops first to en-
.. ter Imperial city. have penetrated
.. 20 the gates OF the palace. Captain
.. Reilly, Fifth Artillery. killed on
:. 18th. Morning 18th, Sixth Cavalry
:. and about no English and japanese
.. dispersed about 1000 Boxers eight
.. miles outside Of Tien-Tsln. About
.. to0 Chinese killed. five Americans
.. wounded. Chaffec's losses. six kill
.. ed. thirty wounded. two days
.. nghting. REMEY.
.. The Navy Department under
.. stands from the reference TO the
.. palace that the American troops
.. after penetrating the fmperssl city
.. worc when the dispatch was sent.
.. attacking the forbidden city. This
.. ~ the inner enclosure Of the Impc-
y rial city.
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John and Uncle.

BELFAST, August 22.-The. Harbor
Commissioners today entertained the
officers of the United States cruiser
Baltimore at a public luncheon. Re
spending TO the toast to his health,
Rear Admiral Watson said he person
ally rejoiced at the extreme friendliness
between Great Britain and the United
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The BOer Abductor.

PRETORIA, Tuesday, August 21.-
The trial of Lieutenant Cordua, former
ly Of the Transvaal artillery, on charge
Of being concerned in the plot to kid
nap General Lord Roberts, was con-
cluded today. The prisoner was found
guilty of all the counts in the indict-
ment against him, but sentence was
deferred until the findings of the court
shall have been confirmed by Lord
Roberts.
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Tho LSboucn.rs Sensation.

~ August 22.-Henry Labou-
PpnIication OF the correspond
I, .''''.nE him of tho seizure az
Ia 'l compromising letters 90
.,. aIF l'eitt Is 10 be followed by the
',''n " the whole correspond
winch The Colonial once says
n. issued Tonight or tomorrow. all
...... "''f' ~ Parliament involved
y. '''Nrred the orricial commu.
CONT % them on the subject.
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NEW YORK. August 2e.-N dispatch 20
the Tribune from London says.
There is again a revival of something
like pcssimsm In official and political
cfcica here or In the scanty remnants of
them left In London by the ravagcs of
the holiday season. After the exhilara-
tion caused by the nrst news Of the entry
of the allies Into Pelsing there has come n
rebound. The cessation OF direct commu-
nication with the allied commanders at
the front ls not at all liked. nor does Nd
mirai HruCc's telegram stating that the
forbidden city was entered on the nth
do much 10 console the doubters. In the
ntst place u H. pointed out that the Nd
mifol does not profess 90 have heard his
news officially from Gen. Gaselee. but
only gives "a on the authority of reports
current at TaRu and We know by this
time what reports in Chinese towns are
worth. secondly. even " the authentic
news BE- four days old-and much may
have happened since then--the silence oi
the Generals lends color to a shangha
statement that the wires TO Ticn-Tsin ar,
cut and may also help TO explain IN,
hurried march Of the German and ttal
ian rcinforcements 20 Pcklng.
Assuming that even tho sacred city anS
the palace are captured, the difncultiei
LOT the allies are by no means at an end
lTtoir force is. of course, more than sum
Ic,cnt % rcpel any attack which might b'
made on them, whether by Boxers or b!
Imperial troops. but when Il Is rcmem
bered that they have TO police the grea
stragglng city OF PekinE. with It's mil
lion inhabitants and 90 keep open the lin
% communication TO the coast. thei
strength ~ by no means excessive, eve
" " IL sufficient for the work In hand.
Besides. the allied Generals. like Lor
Roberts In South Africa. may have al
; vanced too fast 20 effectively occupy IN
country behind them. The speed OF thei
> march was rendered necessary by the 20
sition OF the Legations. for II the relic
column had taken three or four days Ion
ger "a might have come too late. Still.
the Chinese troops defeated at Peitsan
and Yang Tsun should form up again be
tween the capital and Tien-Tsin. the a
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Observation-Disclosures,
SHANGHAI IN DANGER.

NEW YORK. August 22.-The executive
committee of The American Asiatic Com
mittoe has received the following cable
gram from the American Association OF
.CbIna at Shanghai. and have forwarded
it to tho Secretary OF state.
situation Yang Use valley Increasingly
critical. military estimate 1900 troops
needed 90 effectively protect Shanghai,
urge Government Immediately 90 send
quota"
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Lates, Sugar Priees.

IN. l'l'N' Aug. "a -sugar-Raw.
rs... I'lr refining. nc. refined.
''. FroGulatcd, GiO
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AGENTS.

- .bI A. AGENT to take acknowledge
go ~ .nstruments, district of Kons.
49,. at ". g. Achfs Office. King st..
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OPTICIANS

'ooNr NEGLECT YOUR EYES. you
aavs eut ons pair. Don't wear other
,sons glasses; your eyes differ from
ss' Don't wear cheap. improperly
we e'le slasses they will ruth your eyes.
r'9s g9'oi = E LUCAS. oPTfCfAN. Love
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CONTRACTORS.

q rArY,-Contractor ami Builder.
"or nd ofiics nttlng. brick. wood or
zoe hl.lilng. shop. Palace Walk. resi-.
'''e Wilder Ave. near Kewsio.
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BRoKERs.

. cANrBELLa-oGice queen ST.. op-
'e'is Union Feed Co.
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.,'., N6NrwELfa-Loana negotiated. I.
'l'se business transacted: Bethel st
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS

.y,.soy = JUDD a. r. G. Atkinson
:, tbsft r Judd. =Ofilce pS-S9 Judd
nlI
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
HERE AND ELSEWHERE
6Impses FL Nelghbors
Their Sayings.

"There is much complaint, sa d
city official who Is in q position to
know, ''about a certain class of men
who hang out about the saloons in the
lower part and in the more disrepu-
table part of the city. These men get
their living through the efforts OF
others. They are parasites of the
lowest kind, and, while they are too
cowardly to attack sober man,
drunkarGs are their prey, and they
even ron children who come down on
those Streets
A correspondent of THE BRAID
offers the following tribute to Newton
Stewart:
Yesterday the sun was shining
brightly but our hearts were cad, for
our brother had crossed the river AS
the long procession passed, 1 thought.
"What pity such men should die and
others livs!' Soldier, fireman, patriot.
peace officer, be was ever true and
brave. When the call Co arms was
made, with rifle and bayonet he was
there. When the fire bell tapped he
rode rieh hit bravely, ever willing, like
sll brave fremen, to fight the raging
flames. He was ever ready when the
police whistle blew. he died at his
post.
81 see," said Frank W. Brown this
morning. that local paper has re-
vived it's old story of the ancient news
paper of hundred years ago. 1t has
done it regularly about once year for
the past fifteen years. only each time 1t
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

There ia no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. It's pleasant taste and
prom pit and effectual cures make 1t =
favorite with mothers and small chill
dren. 1t quickly cures their coughs
and colds, preventing pneumonia or
other serious consequences. 1t also
cures Group and has been used in tens
OF thousands of cases without q single
failure so far as we have been able to
learn. 1t not only cures Group. but
when given As soon as the crOupy
cough appears, will prevent the attack.
In cases of whooping cough it liquefies
the tough mucus, making it easier to
expectorate, and lessons the &c verity
and frequency of the proxysms Of
coughing, thus depriving that disease
of all dangerous conse quences. For
sale BY a, druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
THE MINING CONGRESS
The Secretary Offers His Personal
Support In Getting the Next
Meeting For FL paso

S. J. Prudential, presiden. of the
chamber of commerce, has received the
following letter in reply to the one re-
Gently sent by him naming delegates to
the International Mining Congress
at Milwaukee,, June 10 to %:
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. Is, 1900.
Mr.. 5. j. FreuderthaI, President Cham
Dor of Commerce. Ell Psso, Texas.
Dear Strive have your favor of
the 5th instant and wish TO thank you
for your kindness in appointing dele
gates from the chamber of commerce
of your city to attend the international
mining congress which copvenes 10
Milwaukee during this summer. 1t
may be shall be obi yed 70 change
the date till some time in July, owing
to the f8c5 that the national repub-
licsn convention has selected the
same dates for their meeting az those
chosen by the congress, and this would
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

Buttermilk at Ell Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

no doubt detract from the attendance
st the congress-. From the present
outlook we may get the democratic
convention, which will set dates for
NEE ting some time in June.
l hope Texas may be able to send
an exhibit, and 1 trust you will have
your collection on hand so as to have
your delegates bring it to Milwaukee
with them. From by. best judgment
think Ell Paso with proper effort worl1
uudOu btedly stand the next chance of
securing a meeting of the ioterra-
ttonal Mining Congress, and I ehould
ne pleased TO lend you my personal
support in THE direction. 1t may be
YOUR president has auo Der city ip
view for 1901; if 90, believe it would
be an easy m tier tn bring the conven-
ton to Texas in 1902.
I hope you will be 10 a position to at
tend the congress yourself. as well "a
the secretary OF the che mbe- of com
MERGE, Mr.. E E. Russell. Kindly con-
vey to him my Acknowledgements of
his'letter. Very truly yours.
T. J. SULLIVAN,
Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

Mines and
Mining.

The Empire State NJ. Co. (Idaho)
has declared q dividend of 3 per cent
on Its stock.
eouri, has declared a monthly dividend
of cents per share.
The International Silver Co. of New
York, has declared q dividend of 3 4
per cent on its preferred stock; payable
April 1.
Kineman Mineral Wealth: The
Lucky Boy, at Chloride, shipped a big
carload of ore this week that Ia valued
at not less that $500.
The Prescott Journal Miner reports
tn. Incorporation of the Jerome Min
log ard Smelling company under q
capitalization OF 81, 100000.
l. is predicted that the new Tip Top
camp, three miles northwest of the
Mammoth, is one of The cJming gold
cams s of Southern Ariz ma.
Yuma Sun: Tom Drenpan ia push
ing work on his Big Four group of
claims across from Empire Flat, and
will put up reduction works in the
near future.
Kellogg & johnson and Tuffte have
op<ped up large body Of siiver-lead
ore on their property southeast OF the
Yves, Virgioia Chloride. The ore vas
struck in tunnel that is being run on
the ledge.
The Arizona Republican reports TIE
of the Montana Copper
Mining company. The incorpcrators
are Lester S. Smith. Samuel Stern end
j ernme O'Neill, of Massachusetts. The
capital stock is o., 500, 600. At cles of
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

The Empire State NJ. Co. (Idaho)
has declared dividend of 3 per cent
on It's stock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Real Estate Bargains

am now Offering some very choice
pieces OF r. al Estate at extra bargains;
it must aud will be sold, and now is
the time TO secure a nice residence lot
IN (Morehead 's) Franklin Heights ad
dition. You can pay S25 cash, balance
in monthly pavmeuts with per cent
interest. Call st once and make 9
~el"rtioo a. the choice locations are
going fast.
Call on A. p. COLES. Manager,
Ell PasO Real Estate Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
the Consolidated Gold and Copper
conn any we're also filed.

Kingman Mineral Wealth says the
White Hills Mining Co. has struck
a vein of rich silver ore IN the Oc-
cident mine at the 40O-foot level which
Is 9 feet wide.
Tucson Star-Gardiner, Worthen &
G oss have just installed a three-ton
crane in their foundry. 1t ia a fine
piece of m achinery and adds greatly to
the convenience of the foundry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

Size doesn't Indicate Quality. Be
ware of counterfeit and worthless salve
offered for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. DeWitt's is the Only original.
An infallible cure for piles and ii skin
diseases. Fred Schsefer, druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
THE LAST CASE.
Judge Goggan' Court Is Now Wind
Ing Up Business For the Term.

Judge Goggsn's court is today oc-
cupied with the case of n. Nix W. the
Ell Psso Gas, Electric Light and Power
Company and Momsen & Thorne for
$4,000 damages for alleged personal In
juries. The particulars of the case
have already been published.
Court will adjourn for the term Sat-
urday and this will probably be the
last case tried
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

10 new person VINO produces IT. Some
years ago l work ed in an office that
made.a business of turning out such old
relics by the thousands. To- re are
thousands of copies scstt,'ed around
the country and every once ia a while
some fresh newspaper man digs one up
and heralds it to the world as q great
thing"
Dr.. Carl Schlat.er, Of V;epus, who
not long ago showed that the stomach
was superb: us organ nv removing
that of u woman who lived and got
along perfectly we'll without one, has
cast further doubts on the use of our
internal machinery. He recently re-
moved elk feet Of the sms l intestine
from an Italian who had been stabbed
In a brswl. That intestine il believed
to y sy an important part i o absOr bling
food into the system. the Italian,
however gained in weight after the
operation and eight month after lesv-
ing the hospital reported that he had
lost few pounds, could not digest
the solid food he bad been accustom ed
to and didn't feel like working, though
he was in pretty good health. The
Lancee admits that DR.. Schlstter's
operation shows that a third of the
intestine may be dispensed With, but ia
astonished at the wonderful powers of
ada psiOn of the human body
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

Lewis Dennis. Salem, Ind, Gays:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more
good than anything 1 ever took" Il
digests what you eat and can net help
but cure dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Fred Schaefer. druggist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

Do you suffer from Painful. Irregular
l or suppressed Menstruation? Benedicta
! has cured many suffering women and
! Will cure you in the privacy OF your
/ home, without the necessity or physi.
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Il clans G X
= a,ninationS
q Its marvel
4 Gus actiOu
: on the dis
q tinctly fem
y mime or
= ganS, heals
i and streng-
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hack letters. c. though there was
seometbing startling or novel about
that We might as well be surprised
by telegram from the bottomless pit
announcing that satan 10 Running
things down here.''
Tempora mutantur. Times change.
Indeed they do. Some years ago Char.
he Foster was n congressman Of re-
nowu. then thrice governor Of Buck
eyetlom. then secretary OF the treas.
ury-always In the elder day prime
favorite with Ohio Republicans; not
without presidential aspirations. At
least he wns one OF the warwicks who
pushed John Sherman of his presIden-
tinl stool on n memorable occasion mt
Chicago and set James A. Garfield up
In bis stead. How John must snicker
- his sleeve as he sees dark insert
his poisoned dagger under Charles
ofth rib and turn II around. Eyron
wns q great philosopher. sweet Is
scvengev'
How are the mighty fallen. This
same ex-Congrcssman ex. Governor, ex-
secretary ~ the Treasury. ex-War.
wick. ex-Asplrant to the White House
Charles Foster could not even procure
himself TO be elected n delegate to the
Philadelphia convention and gave forth
q feeble but ironlcal squeak about not
desiring 10 interfere with "the most
excellent slate prepared In Washing
ton" Alas and alack. that so amiable
. statesman should be disposed OF 20
unccremonlously.
Harmony and Hanna.
II was Harmony and Hama or Han
m and Harmony with "a big, big Il
And some poor half luny Bushnellites
with n timidity that Is astounding
tried to put spider into the dumping
Of my revered and gentle friend from
Athens. General Charles Henry Gros
venor! Too bad! They even endeavoret
--impiously. rs I belicvc-to alter OF
amend or curtall or augment the plat
form which the general had kindly
and self abnegatingly concocted In
Washington and was laborlously ant
sovernor. took from him vi ct arms q
nlce. Juicy. little piece Of pie-I 90,
VI II arin.s. Tor an certain t.et thc
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wool. yard wide. promises. You'll
receive something less than half mil
lion of the very best quality of these.
free of cost, only we can't warrant
'em not to shrink This is owing to
the dog gon managers of the pri.
mary. who always did have q bull
beaded way of insisting that the
promises must be cbristslized into
solid votes before they'd handle 'em,
and q balf million promises some
times most generally alwsys most
pan out more'n about half gross of
votes But you'll enjoy the pre-
cious promises: and melons and
tsffy and free board and wipiu' the
baby's nose and lien to the women
that that's the way you always do at
home. and spiIin' the mems breath
With fuss X pop skull out of five
X bottle. Yes, aud you'll begin to
think that the consolation of q camp
meet'D' sint nothing longside the
blessful bliss Of a campaign until
primary day.-thas direful day, when
you'll be reminded Of that verse in
scripture which reads. II said in my
haste ell men are liars" and you
won't be in any hurry when you cay
it and add some stressful language
not used for Sunday school purposes
And you'll think. too. of "This world
is eli fleetiug show" and II would
not live always" and you'll ask
not to stay" any longer, but run
your hands down knee deep into
your racuous pockets and head for
home and pull out that rusty sweep
and viciously koock it off and clap
on . turn plow, and cuss at your
cri'ter as tho it had been wastin'
time runnip' for Office. and dig the
plow 10 deep, and sorrowfully start
to breaking grass roots aud covering
bay. while you dolorousIy ponder if
you ere sny kio, now, to yourself q
few days ago Well. msy the Lord
help you aud bless you. and, by some
miracle Of grace. cave you, if possi.
BILE Guv.
Wee Nee, May I, 1900.