The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 13, Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 2, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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RAILWAYTIME-TABLE.
PASSENC1KU
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Loaves 400 y ui
LOCAL.
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Leaves 8:20 a. m.
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church school and charity bene-
fitH will bo charged at lialf rates.
Tick Puiimhukh.
Henry Wattcrson's Speech.
At tlio bionnial banquet of the
Virginia Democratic Association
hold in Washington on March
2-ith Editor Henry Wattorson
was t li o principal speaker.
"Whet her o agree with Mr. Wattor
son or not ins spoochiis are always
interesting and tlio one on this
occasion is no exception to the
rulo.
Colonel Wattorson urged on
democrats a general union of
forces in opposition to imperial-
ism in all forms. Ho said :
"There is no drop of blood in
my veins which is not. Virginia
blood. Although for purposes of
my own having a deep design
beneath them T chose this capital
of tho nation for my birthplace
my earliest vision of paradise
tho very dawn of all my concep-
tions of honor and duty and
glory nestled among yonder
hills across the Potomac; and
when I go hence my ashes shall
ropose upon the besom of Ken
tucky Virginia's first-born and
fairest daughter.
"Wo aro democrats. We love
our country. Our hearts beat
true to its institutions. We
would rescue the government
from the hands of those who arc
converting it into a government
of tho trusts for the trusts and by
tho trusts and restore it. to the
hands of those who will have
some regard for the rights of the
people. The republican party is
a syndicated party. Arbitrary
power is its motor the almighty
dollar its trademark. If it be
not checked in the gait it is going
it will in the end surely Mexican-
ie the republic.
HOOSKVKLT IS l)i:.NOUNfKI.
"Onco again in the white house
v.o have tho man on horseback.
Affecting the simplicity of the
cowboy ho conceals beneath the
solf-confidonee and queer manners
of the broncho buster the senti-
ments and emotions if not. the
talents of a Diaz.
"To him a Utile thing like
treating an admiral of tlio navy
wearing tlio laurel leaves of im-
porishablo renown as if he wore a
baby in arms now to be dandled
and now to be sp.inked is merely
an undressed affair begun and
ended during oil' moments be-
tweon breakfast and luncheon.
To him tho reprimanding of the
lioutonanl gonoral of tho army
grown gray in tho fighting of tho
battlos of his country becomes
nn amusing horseplay moaut to
relax his musoles and illustrate
his high mightinoss whilst warn-
ing lessor otlicors of tho army to
oboy ordors and say nothing. As
thoso things go forward partak-
ing somewhat of tho character of
feats to divert and blinds to
hoodwink publto opinion a bill
ol army reorganization is prepar-
ed and argued upon cousrrosa
i -which if it becomos a law will
malio the power of tho president
ibsoluto and wlnoh it is not too
inuoh to say ought to bo outitlod
M& Tl nnf. vtlnlr.h Ml. .vnn!rn..J -
tlio United States a military dic
tator.' Because he reprimanded
tho lieutenant general for answer
ing the summon of a committee
of congress as was his duty
expresses an oninion adverse to
this bill it is proposed to retire
ii i in irom Mm service. Taken in
connection with some other mat-
ters of more or less sinister
suggestion these aro menaces of
most ominous import.
HYMMCATKS OWN UKI'l'IIMt'AKx.
"Hut turn from the white
house to the capitol and look at
the republicans in congress."
"The trail of the trade mark is
overt hum all. Old high turilV
dances the can-can in the house
while old ship subsidy does the
regular cakowalk in the senate.
hverytlung for tho syndicate.
Nothing for the people."
"And not content with their
arbitrary power in the white
house and their mercenary power
in congress the lenders of this
party of federalism and false
pretension would rip open Pando-
ra's box to filch thence the black
piratical flag of negro domination
the equally disreputable and
bloody shirt of sectional agitation
and in ordor to make sure of
tho next house they are propos-
ing to bring forward another
force bill to smite the south to
blight the north and to convert a
land teeming with love and pence
into a land reeking with hate and
strife. Such is the banquet to
which tho exit of McKinley the
statesman and the advent of
Koosovolt the rough rider has
invited us."
"1 am something of a jingo
myself. I believe in the expand-
ing greatness and glory of my
country. I never see the flag
floating abovo the dome on yon
der capitol that my heart does not
throb with the proud.glad thought
that my eyes do not fill with
happy exultunt tears that I too
am an Ainericon citizen. God
bless the flag and God bless the
boys that fight beneath it. I
would carry it inviolate. I would
keep it spotless.
KU.N'STO.N a Wltll'IKU3N.UM'KIt.
"And with this in view. I want
to know what is going on away
out yonder across the multitudi-
nous the mysterious waves of the
t'uoilio sea. I want other wit
nesses except exploiting soldiors
to come here and tell me. I refuse
tohohl my tongue I refuse to rest
content. And if 1 am told by a
whipper snapper in shoulder
straps that unless 1 do I am a
traitor to my country my renlv
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"I'rionds brothers democrats.
let us have done with dissonsion.
Let us turn our backs on the past
our eyes to the future calling the
old tight off and the old scores
square. He who stands with me
against these thiiiK is my com
rade no matter what he thinks or
ever thought about silver or gold.
"lie who would deny me a
place by his side to fight them
must either be very perverse or
very blind. Lot us cross no
bridge till we come to them.
Hut already we can soo far
enough ahead to take our reckon-
ing. There will be but one test
of a democrat in 1001 toe the
line toe the line saving to ar-
bitrary power and absolutism:
Thou shalt go no further; we
too are in the expansion busi-
ness; but our expansion is for
the roligion of the constitution no
loss than for the roligion of
Christ and Him Crucified; our
oxpnnsisn moans pence not war;
tho honor not tho degradation of
tho flag; and justjis sure as Jof-
ferson wrote tho Declaration of
independence and Jaokson fought
the battle of Now Orleans to re-
sist despotism shall wo mako a
now Fourth of July and colobrato
another oiglith of January in
resisting this unrighteous sohoine
to abolish tho constitution and
Moxioanizo tho govornmont"
The Gallop Saddles
have been on the market for
nearly a third of a century
and are growing more popular
as the years eo by. Our new
catalogues showing all latost
improvements and newest
ideas in Saddles and Harness
sent free upon application
S G GALLUP SADDLERY
COMPANY
PUCDLO COLO.
J. S. MILES Anent San Angelo
Daniel Webster in his day and
generation said; "It is time to do
away with caucuses. They make
great men little and little men
great. The trtto source of power
is the people." You can not find
a man in a day's travel who will
take issue with Mr. Webst'er on
this; but some how even unto
this good day the caucus succeeds
occasionally in getting in its work
Hut it may bo romarked in pass
ing that men who compose tho
caucus act and speak ono
way in public and another way in
caucus.
A Doctor's Bad Plight.
"Two years ago as a result of a
sovoro cold I lost my voice"
writes Dr. M. h. Scarbrough of
Hebron Ohio "then begun an
obstinate cough. Every remedy
known to mo as a "practicing
physician for H5 years failed
and I daily grow worse. Hoing
urged to try Dr. King's now Dis
covery for consumption coughs
and colds 1 found riuick reliof.
and for last ton days havo folt
bettor than for two years."
Positively guaranteed for throat
and lung trouble by J. W. Harris.
50 and .f 1 .00. Trial bottle free.
There is Only One.
There is ono reliable 25 ouro
for all pain intomal or oxtemal
and that is Goooh's Quick Re-
lief. Cures Cramp and colio.
An Interesting "Woman.
Among the passengers on n
rt . .
soutliern railroad train a fow
years ago was a sweot-facod wo-
man who excited the curiosity of
fellow-traveler by freouontlv
reaching out of the car window
boside her and gently shaking
something that she hold in hor
hand. So unobstructivoly was
this done that apparently no other
passongor noticed it. Indeed tho
one who did happen to see it
might not have done so
had there been anything in the
view from the car to divert tho
mind from the wearisome monoto
ny of tho journoy. Hut the land
scape showed only a dreary
sameness of contour and color
and the traveler forbidden to
read on the train was gazing
about him when he chanced to
obsorve what his neighbor was
doing.and grew absorbed in trying
to make out why she did it.
The object in hor hand seemed
to bo a small salt or pepper castor
which she refilled from a shopping
bag evidently well stored with
some kind of a coarso powdor or
fine-grained seed. Hut the reason
for her unusual action was not
apparent ; and when she loft tho
train some time lator the matter
still remained as much of a inys.
tery as ever.
Sovoaal months afterwards
while out walking in Atlanta
w itli a residont of that city tho
traveler saw his folio w-passengor
driving by and asked his friond
who slio was.
"Sho is Mrs. Connally tho wife
of Dr. E. L. Connally ono of our
wealthiest citizens " was tho
reply "and tho daughter of
Georgia's great 'war governor'
and United Statos senator Josoph
E. Brown."
Whon tho traveler told what ho
had soon her do on the train his
friend smilled.
"Whore were your wits" ho
exclaimed "that you couldn't
make out what she was doing?
She was sowing flower seeds of
course. Heauty she believes
makes life brighter and better.
So she sows the highways and
byways and barren places with it
in the shape of flowers. Hy the
way as you're going over that
same route again today you keep
your eyes open and 1 haven't a
doubt you'll see something worth
seeing.
Hut when the traveler started
on his trip his friend's words had
been forgotten and he settled
back in his seat resolved to doe
away as much of the tiresome
journey us possible. Heforo long
howeverjie was roused by delight-
ed exclamations which soon
became raptuous that ho sat up
and looked about for the cause of
the commotion. Everyono was
gazing out of the car windows and
pointing hero and there; and when
he glanced out himself he. too.
exclaimed in delight and sturod
with all his eyes.
For the blank miles were trans-
formed. The onco uninteresting
landscapo had blossomed into
heauty. Tho small bagful of
seed sown by the wayside and
wafted far and wide by the wind
had sprung up into a radiant
sisterhood of scarlet poppies
thousands upon thousands of
them to gladden tired eyes and
revive drooping spirits. It was
amazing to see over what an im-
mense area they had spread. They
fringed the tracks with flame for
mile aftor mile. TheyTIared from
the sides of tho cuts and blazed
along the top against the pale
blue sky.
So mind and oyo wore aliko
benefited by the sight of these
myriads of "floral apostles"
that with voicoless lips preached
the creed of the helpfulness of
beauty. To sow them was a
simple act. Yet how immeasur
able was tho harvest of joy and
cheer they yielded. Most of us
are willing to beautify the spots
that wo oursolves can on joy. But
fow of us think of lightening tho
places which wo may novor see
again yet which a handful of
seed may transform into sources
of beauty and joy the multitudes
coming aftor. The lesson taught
by the waysido poppies was ono
that might well convert all who
saw thorn into sowers of beauty.
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Noxall Fast Color Points (ready
mixed) are not cheap paints-they
arc good paints.
But they arc sold at a reasonable
price-a price you can afford to pay.
They will look better and last longer
than anv low oriced nninr. nnH ns
long as any paint at any price. They are fast color paintsT
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The most common ailment that
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April 30 inclusive through
tourist sleopor every Tues-
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the Santa Fo declared the
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tickets on sale April 22 to
27 inc no change of cars
Pullman Sleepers through
to Los Angeles
$45
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Laguna the uniqo civiliza-
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Truly, P. E. The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 13, Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 2, 1902, newspaper, April 2, 1902; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116013/m1/4/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .