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The Glenwood post., 1904-04-16
be womanly and gentle.

be womanly and gentle
Yet this does not mean that she
may not be a breezy, outdoors little
somebody. In fact. we would not
like her ii she were not rather up
and doing" The American girl is
not prone to be lacking in "go'' and
sparkle Her recent development
along athletic lines has improved her
physically and mentally as we'll. II
to her splendid bodily health and her
eager mind she adds the gentleness
and thoughtfulness for others which
make her lovable, there will be no one
to cast even the shadow of criticism
on the girl of the period.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-16

For Sale; Lady's bicycle, almost
new. May be seen by calling at this
Office.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-16

Cincinnati and return, ~. rs July
IA to 16. The Colorado Midland
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-16

Atlantic City N. J. and return 80. 75
July and Q. The Colorado Midland.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-16

mirable thing. When she has been
taught from early childhood to be un-
selfish and to seek the comfort of
others rather than her own enjoyment,
pure and simple, she is pretty sure to
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
TAIS WOMAN KNOWS
WHAT ONE OF THE SEX DISCOVERED
TO HER GREAT JOY.


sr~s N c,~ vsras that the Indsoorihnhao
r.I.. r. 1ns-m.tl,r. car B, cvrsa
xhrsseh H. Bleed.
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p-rsS.s~ r,cr.rs1 E'nf. rc,rs fcr-d
hs~-.1s svaSsrlv sttsrLed II rbeums-
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a. h~oths~-;,,-i.- !, sha s.vs s.w.s
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ps,,s ,,, -, - 8 sccd Sor ~. blood. thev
s,,,st ~ II .os,a scr rhsur,st;sn, and wortk
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- ,es. '.A~s ~ ,.H
one VINO mas nover nsa inc oisease. ~
would concentrate eomesimes In one set
q 5oints. When it was In my foet !
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
oo1,ao ON ABOUT us.

A Chicago millinery firm has talcn
out an ln3unctfon - peevozt 60 - ~
women hat-makers going 70 rival
estshlishment.
Tho government carries the names
Of about 10000 boys between 4 ana
10 on its pay roll Most Of them ere
employed ~ special delivery messen-
gers.
Tho action Of the weather has en-
tirely Naahod away sthe ashenaIt
Sl0p&a u an ancient volcano In wy
oming. leaving only the core show
ips basalt In coIumnAr forms
Great injury, Motoring Illustrated
sayu, d done to the eyes by the wear
ing Of cheap goggles. They should
b fitted TO the eye by an optician, II
says, to insure their being optically
plane
Never forget that there is 100000
insurance written every business day
This will help you when you are apt
to be discouraged, or when you meet
= man who does not believe in HE
insurance.
The Portuguese In California nave q
benevolent and social organization
called Irmandade de Divino Espirito
6anto. which has more than 1000
$4,000 in the treasury, and
no outstanding bills. Recently It held
its annual convention.
California's space in Statuary hail.
Washington, has not been filled, but'
at the suggestion Of United states
Senator Perkins. the pioneer women
Of the state are going to take tue
matter up and decide whose statues
are most worthy for inches In the nsi'
Of fame.
The other day It was announced
that A. M. Barker had arrived al
Seattle from Siberia, with two meas
from an arctic fox. on his way TO 90
liver them to Charles Rothschild, son
Of Lord Rothschild. who was willing
to give 5000 for them. as his col
lection was incomplete without them
The London Express telegraphed an
inquiry to Or. Jordan. curator OF MT.
Rothschild's museum, and received
this reply: Report all nonsense a
new kind Of fiea is worth one shilling
and six-pence. Nobody pays more.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20


She was christened "Alicia" hve
years ago, but to the numerous chill
dren who play all day long in her
back yard she prefers to be known
as Mrs. Jenny" She Is always 30 ad-
dressed. The other evening the
peighborhood children gathered for
their unusual nightly game Of paper
dclls. The little hostess had been
naughty at the dinner table, and
raughtincss in this family IL never
passed unnoticed. Her aunt, who IL
raising" her according to before the
war methods" suddenly appeared in
the door Just as the dolls were all
on their way for the church over In
the corner.
"Alicia!" she called sternly.
"Yeth'm!" the little girl trotted on
with assumed cheerfulness. The aunt
led tho way to the side porch, where
punishment is generally administered
The silence that settled over the chill
dren playing paper dolls was broken
by an occasional Ssh rs sounds Of
the aunt's voice fioated in, accom-
panied by the swish of the small cedar
switch they all know 50 well. Pres.
entity the little girl returned beaming.
but with Redeemed eyelids and I
swollen nose.
20, Mrs. JENNY" little Dorothy
Adams, who lives next door, sympa-
thized. What did she want with
your"
MRS. Jenny" deliberately coughcd
and smiled with amiable tolerance at
such childish curiosity.
"She whipped you. didn't sine. Mrs.
Jcnny?" Billy Sanders broke in un-
feelingly I'VE could hear the licks.' -
"Oh. no, no, mol" explained the agi.
tated young person hastily. "Auntie
didn't thwip me. She juth took me
out to look at the tharsl"
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
Lonr Wav Round.

A new word has been introduced into the
Flemish language. 1t is Snellpasrdsloos.
zoondeerspoorwegpetr The ETY.
mology is: Smell" rapid; "paardeaoos.,'
horseless; "zeendeerspoorweg," without
rails; "petrolirijtuie," driven by petroleum.
The whole word, as can be easily seen, means
motor car.-Detroit Free Press.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

Trying to give an idea Of the size Of
II drop Of water were enlarged to the d.
mensions OF the earth its molecules would
look like heap Of $50 000, 900 000, 600 ,ooo.-
600 900 tennis balls. Ifall scientific facts can
only be reduced to sporting terms this way,
the general understanding Of the wonders
Of nature will be tremendously increased.--
Boston Transcript
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

Mr.. De Style--Well, are all your
arrangements for a summer at the
fashionable resort completed?
Mrs. De Style-Neariy. but I'm in
such a quandary. l have arranged to
send our house plants to florist, our
cat to cat home, our dog to a canine
BOARDING hoassszs e ~ = 8. Y, - J. . :.
il ths world shall 7 q With ths
baby?"
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

A young lady Of this city disIocated her
shoulder BY violently throwing her arms
would put their arms only where they be-
hong they would gain. more sympathy in tho
event Of overdoing things and incidentally
make men's lives happier.-Sa Francisco
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
Too Opaque.

sBah Jove!' drawled the dude boarder:
IL certainly do admire the Newport set.
Excuse me-" said the buifoon boarder,
'3ut before going further would you please
state whether you mean people, hens or
teeth y'-Chicago Daily News.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an ,nfsIlI'
Samuel. Ocean Grove. N. j., Feb. II, 1900.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

building up their own civilization and
Try to force ours upon thsm? CiviIiza-
tion 10 . growth, not disguise; every
race must work out its civilization In
its own way.
Duty to Elilpisss.
Our duty 10 the Filipinos demands
. promise Of independence. But our
own interests demand that we be re-
lieved OF the Filipinos Just as soon
as they are reasonably prepared for
self lf-government. A colony-holding na-
ton Il ever subject to expensive wars
with other nations and with Its colo
nies. This nscessitates strong garri-
sons and powerful navies, and draws
heavily upon the treasury. And his
tory records no instance cf : nation
receiving from her colonies anything
like IN adequate return for the blood
and treasure spent EnGland's nation-
al debt WAS doubled BY the revolt Of
the 10 colonies It had cost her 50 much
to secure.
The American expanslonist, follow
Ing the European argument, alleges
that annexation Of the Philippines
must promote progress. foster COM
merce and industry and introduce the
leaven OF civilization into . backward
and inferior race. The evidence Of
history h to the contrary. Certainly
the claim will not be made that We
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
CONC TO STAY YOUNG.


A Brooklyn woman lately returned from
Europe was describing 70 her husband who
had remained At home ser experienccs with
he customs inspectors who had taken her
declaration in the cabin Of the liner coming
up the bay, relates the Brooklyn Eagle;
when he asked me my age" she said 4
told him %"
!. "But, ny dear" exclaimed the husband.
aI know i" !" she returned, but do ] lock
more~
sNo, you don't; that's fact"
"Weif," she concluded, triumphantiyt
convinced that mere man was squeIched
once more By the force Of feminine logic,
until look more than 30 I'm going 70 b
30, and don't care for the old United Statsa
government and all its customs inspectsrt
and declarations. They can't make ND
older than look Or want to be-"
Dropsy treated free By Dr.. H. n. Green
Sons, Of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest drops.
specialists In the world. Read their adver
tissmeut in another column Of this paper
Some men think they are not saying any
thing pointed unless they are stabbing a
sthsr. Chicago Tribune.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

This advertisement, appeared the other
41y II the London Express: "Johnny
sup1oyed aud tmbecile We are trying te
~ him into tie war eiice. Mother.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

Cnea tortoiso best : hare--once II
odS!r Aapleoed ag.in, yet the whole timii
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20
JUDGE PARKER ON
THE PHILIPPINES


Dssaasss ~ usass4 ssssss lsas rss ~
- s,s--.- ~----w--s..s
- s-.,-
-
hossmount hsopus' n H. ocsoDsr
M-Judse Parker to-day addrssseo
two whiting delegations on the poiisi-
81 issues, making his second speech on
Ne campaign since accepting the dem
ocratic nomination for the presidency.
The delegation numbered about l20
men. score rspressnting the Parker
Independent club and the others the
Avon Beach regular democratic club
Of LoaG Island.
1ud~s Psrkar met them on his YER
ma. ana ~ rreetsd with handicap
r,,~ q, ch.rlss q. Goldman. Of Bos-
=. ana pruf usnrv w. Hardon. Of
N.v vorr made extended speeches ON
~ u..u.-..-. ..,..,,or
.n. ....,.~ 81. r,.rt ,n n. d.m-
- S,~.s-- -. pr,,,,r,r.
81 ~ S
~ .s
ssess rssHe sesse.
The declaration N Independence
born IN tne DFain OF INC is'ne' :" "
mocracy. says the same thing N enect'
for It declares that governments de-
rive their just powers from the con-
.~.t ~ IN. roverned."
..s.. ..,h .h.t -. NAV mt
ne'e ov. '.s.,.... s ...,,,..a
disrsSara tno resp0nslu'nv ~
bysp0asession Of the Philippines ana
that the responsibility VIII be oest
subssrvsd BY preparing the islanders
m.as .t',s sns 4 riyinr to them the assur-
~. .s.t \ v,,tl come As soon a. they
~,,. ..-..-.A ~, ,to
~ 49,.
This means inoepenoenco oi
| FiIipinos in the fullest sense Of the
word. When prepared they may Cow
ern themselves. - the Cubans do un-
...,-,.s rn,ese .skins advice. untram-
- - - .c,,.,c. un.ncnmbered
:" ~. ~ ~--t--,,.a ~
~ ouf po'i''clsns ~A1 ~ - :,
~.
| Secretary Taft has said = promise
| 10 siye ultimate Independence will be
Construed by the more violent element,
| disposed to agitation, to be promise
q rrant Independence in the near fu-
fure and during the present generation.
The success Of the experiment We arc
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

WDEU WRITING TO ADvEnTIBERs
D3eoeo ataeo fhRt 49, saw the Advert1so
0Nnt tn ttls DaDs-.
Oxford eagle., 1904-10-20

The political boss is never above the weak
liking Of the monarch class for rigid and
servile court etiquette. e.--Success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
Nj ASON
MASONRY 1u the philippine ISLANDS.
From Aarion. ,auarrieS


From Various. q auhrries
MASONRY III Manila is unusually ae-
tf}e says 1 writer u the l<PystDIte
There Is one blue lodge there aad Il
lodge and chapter at Cayite Manjll
lodge comes uiaier tue jurisdiction Of
the grand lodge OF California Ii Ms
orSaniztd Nov. Il. 1901, with titteeu
charter members. aud since that tiIae
Ii has had 3oo applications for the de-
gr.eS or Tor adillation The majority
OF them We're tor degrees. The lodge
how has Il membership OF - purjf4,
It's short life il has collected something
over $1,000 and has Il balance Of
IS. e00 at the present tiule
Tie grand lodge Of Louisiana hay
ing nearly eStingul>h-d the iebt on is
Masonic hal in New Orleans. is neay
agitating the esta biishmeut Of Md
sonic home,
site costing $1,000 has been pu"
chased by the Scottish Rite Ma~1fi- Of
Wheeliug w NA. on Which + hind
souue teulple viii De erected
At the one hundred and :taeteeuth
annual communication 81 the grand
lodge of North Garetaa reports pre-
sented showed a total membership Of
u. .66., Walter 5 tIdtteU. Charlotte.
was elected grand master
the Eastern >tar Masonic Home as
soeiatlou has been teruei i'll Milwau-
kee. WIS. for the purpos' of establish
ing houe Tor aged and tndigent uetu-
OerS
Niue odSes under the grand lodge Of
the Isle OF tuba initiated Ill january
tWenty seven taudidates.
IN association of honorary members
Of the supreme council. Aueieat "
eeptei Scottish Kite has beAH teruled
Ii Bsushamtou. y.
Temperance lodge Of Fandala. H. "
teatly
II tae recent auuua, communication
OF The grand lodge o9 New MeNteo cle
grand secretary reported \ member,
sAtp OF l.23l II the jurisdiction. I act
gain Of aJnsty eight tor Lhs year
For the past t6O years the royat fam
ny=ot Britain has been ttie0t}sied With
frerfuaSourv
ryriaf1 ,odse or Gloucester Mass
reeently celebrated is one hundred and
thirty fourth anniversary TIE charter
of this lodge was signed bv tieuer.tf
Joseph Warren. the hero ot Bunker
Hi. tnd Is Jewels Were made 5y baut
Reye
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
'''...'.0'lD66@fTIl!07'5l,

John Norwood Clark, said TO De the.
oldest Odd Fellow In the United States
aud past grand master OF the Iowa
grand lodge. died recently He was al
most ninety years or Az. aud had been
Il member OF the / y. O T. since Jan
30, 1887 He Joined the order In Bal
ttmofe III the Arst odd Fellows build
ing erected In America tle was a na=
tive OF Philadelphia
fhe Odd Fellows OF PENNSYLVANIA
have diSoursed over 81 900. 700 for the,
relief OF members durtns ths, past thlr=
y two years
The sand enrampment OF MasSlrhu
srttS is In L most prosperous condition
Recent reports show the subordinate
eucanpneutS III the Eay State 10 have
a membership OF l0.9>.
The hr>t Odd Fellows lodsc IN ren.
nesser. Tennessee lodge NQ j, was III
Sttutcd in the city of Nashville Juae
|. l>,;9
Colorado Odd Fellows uisldt 4 net
gain Of III subordinate, lodge members
and=lt3 enrumpHue0t ueH3%rs during
the past year
Members et tlft,=ertier - Niles. o.
Will erect 4 handSotnS Odd Fellows
tempIe III tlat city HE building VII
be ready Tor dedicltlou early NEXT tit1
rh' Ontario jurisdiction 6ad 4 neul.
berShip ot y to- on jan /. 1901. 4 ner
gain u l961 during she past year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28

The Keystone State WIS more th;ta dou-
ble,i III Il short time AZ th,. meeting OF
the sHpreuue todIe .ast September III
l.oA'<vilta. Ky. Mr.. rajt was unani-
m0nsc. 'arfpd supreme secretary. and
lie has >ho.,-, hinself we'll qualified II
every WY 10 :: fhe position
The Knights 80 f.atiies e Honor
WIS Instituted i'll l~'7 in Louisville.
Ky, ami has been very ,-cee~sful.
Tue order now has membership III
good standing Of over 10000 md IS
growing rapidly
Reports being received show that
1908 WAS one II the most successful
years the order haS eyer had Many
new lodges wero .nstjtuced AMI large
gains II membership made
The grand Iodge OF the state OF New
Narll celebrated its twenty firth aunt
yer~arv With thousand class initia-
ttou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
EAWnTSES-.: .:..EzNS
&SNSsPYIhlgJ

The endowment rank OF the knights
OF TythjaS 5 under the most able and
conservative management o5 Il board
OF control FROM the supreme lodge BY
lt every Knight u rythias i afforded
method whereby ~ can provide an
absolutely certain estute t,r his tatui-
" after his death.
AZ fhe recent session. of the yrand
lodge ot West virginia the membership
OF tht jurisdiction wAs reported 10 BE
u. 0.j9a n lt2 lodges The membership
IS composed OF - past grand chaueeI-
lors, 22142 past ehancelorS. S.oS3
knights. 30 sSquie> aud - pages.
The domain ii Kansas suffered ioss
0f membership during the year t1|22
which : attributed 70 the raising u the
unjn9m Initiation ZEE from SO 10 SIS.
rbe grand lodge AZ tts iasf convention
returard % tile ,eu dollar plan
TIE grand l0dse ii Illinois adopted 1
resolution tuStruetiu- lie supreme rep
re>rntatvps from Illinois 10 vote for
che recognition ot thr, order ot Ratl-
Done Sisters Is tie 5itiela. women's
aGA larry II the Order u hai.a 5 Ok
Nytaias a. the 0exc sessjou OF the su
preue od-e
FvthIaaiSn afars j vide ieid ot list.
tu,De>S Tor avery traCeruatiSt
Oscar G VT aas 5eea elected -rand
chancellor ot the grand edge u West
Virginia. IL 5 1 Resident 0t Sa.em.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
600 FELLOWS
Admission the National Saalrnrt-
ua-rriplt, link Notes

y ilSN ssr % HUuber 2t ,19luu,e> AZ
60 admission 8t G,ld tai'0ws % tbe Va
iona edd Fellows saastarium. located
n 1t at~etl,f. }sta.. W. v.H state thar
IT, 5nty ~agufretaeer visiting eacsi
II 4a5a aad aAe taa.@ss t9r room AMI
aaaal : : ner W#.A--Qdd t'ei,ows
Herald
Tampia ane3n lent u Hsilaiepaja
eaeeatH Jda4 lass II aaadrrd
50d.dates
rae odd fe4ows, a9ma II 1owa $
SUPPORTED " aer eapsta 5lx II 25
cents II each member aer laaQln.
I'm VT 1t IA odd za.aw : 55!-ibie
- membership = &ebe0Aa 'eage re-
Sa~.ffs>, af AZ
The -raud sra : 5tveu 8 8o9 year
liH sa #a~t> AMI - -dGoaS. tie
ssel S5oA t. nat mount
a. 49, ~.>,.a9 ( sle sovereign
r. tu =aG1a
4ece t=. odd Eat.ews. aa-2as u
-ae# ~ .,s56 y 3t Tue or.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
LUMBER
BLUFF CITY LUMsER COMPANY.


CITY LUMSER COMPANY.
Manufacturers Lath Shingles.
Doors House Bills peciy Cheap Lumber t0r cabics
pannei door n cheapest and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
KNIGHTS AND LADIES.
Supreme Secretary Of the OpdeS.
Notes and Goss1ys

One OF the most successful workers
In the order is George ID TAFT. the su-
preme secretary. Mr TAFT has been
connected with the knights and Ladies'
OF Honor for Il number OF years and
has done much to increase its member
ship His work In Pennsylvania while
deputy grand aud grand protector Of
the jurisdiction attracted much stten.
ton and viii long be, remembered.
Through his efforts the membership in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.


Wh0.esa,e and retail os.ce al saescooc.s y
:, next door :, Merrtl, institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
limited az...-z-
G:7:-,,::=:.,lIporkmen,

We should all wan@ safety With
safety 4nd equity the ortier e3a aearz
cotne al opposition rhis e1a aaly=3a
accomplished =hy all The iurtSdseleu>
remaining members u tbe order 10
net breaN eae sbaHn ue act Forget ehe
oea -acious YOU ave aiken II the ali
cars ot W0rkluansaip Sc tr9e -
taeul aad rlS0r and tuSt.ee VII ore-
vatt t0=t " Balletia
rhe -rand -eeorier 3f Na.ae -eeent
>rsported il membership II sle 'ert~
,i71t.5a 5l -
The Supr"ue 0d-e oidn WIS adopted
y me grand ed-e ~ Kentucky r2=
eentsz-ay m almost lnaatmees are
rAereay.ls lel .ess 4t IS reuaers
.a 5ae NteafSaa .4ri>d}et.aa dueso4
lAu&
en- jar {. .89t 5,3are Waso =' =,.,3 ..1gj-eS
aai 2+~tT .oeo aef~ q -aaa >Jaay5..,-;
',s ire t.srt>dtet.ea II N2V *
expected sae asfars sa4=s
a-a8aa #aa5e eets1 #ea5ftz az. >dle
.aass " 68eaged aus.
rsa Sraat 3aS~~ 5aE
a.s.zzssz.t ateal
= 2e
GEGz
Ha~
5eaE1r Nteciazs-z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-28
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
ManufaCtu
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS

OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUMBER
BLUFF CITY LuMseR COMPANY.
Manufacturers and dealers -ua0er Shingles
Doors House Bills our speciy Lumber tor cabins
buildings buildings cheapest
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our beds bedroom suits strongest a1i
These
you- prices,
PU0oEP-Arr FURNITURE COMPANY.
Wholesale retail ONE All sassroo1s Ms -3425 Man
= Nervt1 institute
HARDWARE
FOX eRos HARDWARE CO.
lsats il sa,avsss Arkansas - ..szy4se ssvs, Wire Nails
cutlery Supplies shipped promptly on re-
Fair Dealing a satisfied
forever When need Of a2y:-2 IN our lie maj
QUEENswAzE
RYLaNo auEENsWARE COMPANY.
We wholesalers o. queensTace e.ockeg
ware ssopsaare glassware glssss lanterns
Headquarters fancy China
business day the year
81 OWEN
\ combination OF Cash I54. experience places us 0, the
superb
Pottery,
Woctenware Cutlery
eRocERs
:. F.
Wholesale Goesrs szza0asa=3 1901 Hxh: price. .a4
prompt OF
quickly iay OF receipt Aoacros.
Flour AMI Poctuondo Ctgars Tocsi b=aters-
DRY eo97s
oREyFus.
department complete Dry
Notions Hats Quick 5s1t7sry aad
strong point ~ = IS All 3 Main street. Pine BIZ. Ark
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
wEsTsRook GRAIN AND COMM 19N COMPANY.
sell Lime, Czo125 Plaster Ere Brick Cay.
Plaster Flour Nsal SAT Potatoes Bran,
Cotrenseei N=a. s1ipstu-
Carisad lots 3 specially
MaRs- AND RILEY.
Exclusive wholesalers {: s.s.-s All provisions safe agents
OF Martha Flour best uat7
J.. A. HOLMES COMPANY lIoorporase4A
Wholesale FOR James wagons pa-s54rys
Cement. Fire 5riek anu Fire Gag.
FOUNDERS
DlLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY.
Logging locomotives engines boilers
planning nil sra Castings and Machinery
Supplies
NARB-9 YARDS
Nar9es Gas Moaaasz9-s ou ot -9wa t-ais Affected
cor1er Wa2uI
L. Q. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Eas*a.s aal Retail dealers Furniture. Bqgsss.
Carriages al Harness sass II 212
Ba172314 Manufactures Q: Mattresses Grades.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-27
A WORD WITH DEMOCRATS.

Every man is responsible for his in
fluence, be it small or great. Every
democrat who votes for Parker votes to
defeat Roosevelt. Every democrat who
does not vote for Parker contributes
toward the election of Roosevelt. On
every question upon which Judge
Parker's position is open to criticism,
President Roosevelt's position is worse;
where they differ, as they do on many
important questions, Parker is right
and Roosevelt is wrong.
Roosevelt favors high tariff; Parker
favors tariff reform. Roosevelt favors
high tariff; Parker favors tariff reform.
Roosevelt favors standing army of
10000 at the minimum; Parker favors a
reduction of the army.
Roosevelt has brought the race issue
into national politics; Parker would
remove the race issue from politics.
Roosevelt stands for colonial policy;
Parker favors independence for the
Filipinos and would make the promise
now.
Roosevelt took into the white house a
spirit of war: Judge Parker would sub
stitute for it spirit of peace.
-Four years more of Roosevelt would
make economic and industrial reform
more difficult; Judge Parker's election
would clear the way for economic
issues. Let no democrat, by voting
against Parker or by refusing to vote,
take upon himself responsibility for
four years more of Rooseveltism.-Wm
J. Bryan.