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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-20
Gine fdlYefltd1e graabnie

ipielt ii6 in 3auienben bon @obnurls
gen ab inbem Der Sob tdgli9 Opfel
Der S6uinbiu9t unb 2ungement5iin:
6ung forbert. Werben grfdlturger
nnb 0uiten ri6tig bebanbelt, pirb bic
5ragobie berminbert. s. g. Snntlep,
Oaflanbon, Snb., i6reibt: Meine
Tram bate bic S9minbiu9t unb bic
Nerate gaben fe auf. S9lieBIi9 nabm
iie Or. Sings neue gntbedung fir
S9pinbiu6t, 9utten unS grfdltuna
itnb beute 1T Tie mol unb fart. Sic
totet bic Seine auer aranfbeiten. @ine
Solis befert. soc nrb $1.O0 bel s.
aalteDer & Sobn, SEQ. S. s. S9mitt,
@iaent. unb Mbplf OreiB.
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Sc lit ernftbaft.
Ginige Seute tn San 4ntenio %erfennen MID
Den Grnf hires 3ufanoes.

Der ~beltdnoiae Shn1era zines
tranfen Riidens;
Die Nbaelpanntbeit, Die Msuoigfeit,
Die 2eioen uno Sbmeraen Der
Observation-Disclosures,
Sinh ernitbaft. wenu iie pernad)s
ldiliat tperoen.
Gin Burger BON San Intoniu
ia9t gn6, rpie ite permieoen uerben
fDnnen.
Ser Steinbauer s. 3omon, 403
SID San Saba StraBe tpobnbaft.
lagt: Set ben lebten abt Doer neun
Sahren bate id etuert beIt6noiaen
Sbmer5 in ben Mierer uno inter
ben Sbulterbldttern. Der bis CUR
Sruit ourherong. SD fnblte inn
r1er matt, es fehlte mir bic @neraie
uno es mar. alS pb id cine 2ait nit
mir berumtrue. Sd lttt an Nieren'
lhpdbe uno neiete 81 Sdminoel=
anfduen. 9o log ib Die Gnseise
BON DDan's Wierempillen
uno taufte cine Shabtel. SD be.
fano MIDI nab Der eriten Dpiis bels
ier uno ais i9 Die brittle S9ahtef
aufgebrauht bate, mar id poltom=
men gebeilt. Sh bin erfreut, baB
ib Nnoeren ben Stat eebert Tam,
nah Dem StDre Der Berar Drug 60.
ooer 81 Siiber & Sprinsou 81 ae-
ben uno Die 9Dan's Hierenpiuen su
faufen, tuenn lie BON eitier, Nierers
leioen ir9eno elmer Sorm permanent
turiert Ueroen MOLTEN.
Blu baben bel allen Sdnblern.
9reis so Gents. Softer : Milburr
&c., Buffalo, SC. g.. aueinige Mgene
ten flr Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert guh beS Namens
DDanS Billen uno nebtnt
feline onoeren.
@rbaltlih bel allen Droguiften.
BreiS so Gents. Softer Winburu
60. in Buffalo, q. g., aleiniee
Ggenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt ntbt Den Warten . oan
uno accentirt tein Subftitut.
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Wu@ einuaal Die 0rSemsberleihnna
81 Npgi mnS GtDSfel.

g8 fino iebt audi bic Depeider
berDfentliht noroen, pelhe 5piider
Dem aailer Bilbelm unb Den @ene.
rdlen Staifel uno Noat gemefleli
rruroen.
Ser Gaiier 1a9te in ieiner Depeihs
an ben General St6{fel:
Sic tueroen barin. odS i'd Sbneu
oleien Oroen perletbe, eineu Nus.
orud Der unbearenaten BeuunoerunQ
erbliden, melhe ib uno meine aarse
Irsaee fir Sbre beloenmutiae We.
barrlihteit alS Jibrer einey bis autr
Tooe treuen Shaar begen."
Sn leiner Depei@e an ben General
Mogi iprab oer 3aiier BON rtneiner
Uemnnoerung uno Der meiner gam
ael &rnee fir bic npt Sbneu an Der
Spibe Sbrer tapferen Eruppen tp6b=
reno BET Belagerung urb bel Der Gin=
nabn1e Der TOPPER pe~rteibiateu 5eftuno
eeaeiaten g%ldnsenoen Giibruno."
General StDifel anttuortete:
Die Depeibe gurer Waieftat err
reidte mid in Der ihmer1ten Stunbe
meinea 4ebens. Sd unb bic Gar,
niion iino tief bemeet unb fiiblen uus
onrb Die Berfeihune bes 5pben preus
Bii9en Oroens aeebrt."
General Muai iprod3 Dem 8ailer in
elmer fursen Depeibe feinen tisfaes
flblten Dant fIr Die 8erleibang bes
Oroens rtrub oes Don mir aeleiIteten
geringen 9ienite8A aus. :
Nub i'm preuBiiGen Nbgeorbnetens
bauie Fam Die Sadie CUR 5prahe.
Ser Winifter bes Jnnern BON 6an1.
meritein ertlarte in 8eantmurtuua
Der 3ritiiieruug bes 2ailers oofir,
DAB er ben @enerdIen Npai uno
StDfiel ben Oroen pour le ,rterite
serlieben bat. onB Die Orbensperleis
bung elm Brioileaium Der 9rune Iei,
oas ieoOh nah ieiner Nnlift Dem
Saiier nur Dant oafir aebiibre, oaB
er Die @enerdle Wogi nno StDf5e[,
rpelhe tiir INNER einen Beltruf ae.
nieBen Ueroen. 81 WitQlieoern oes
.Oroens a%uf9enummen bat.
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Gs tuas etumaf..

gs . q einnlal cine 8eit. oa bic BON
3dnnorrhoiben @epeinigten feline Seiluna
fnoen, iim nDn benz Meiier oes Baoers
ooer ourcb bic Nebungen Der Builder aeit~
peiliae &ube perihafen Iafen muBten.
Steiem t~rDtloien 3ufanbe mabte bonu
Or. Silsbee Elm gnbe, in6en1 CT .gnoe
teiis" erfano, jene tpunbertdtiaen Stubls
tdpfhea, tuelhe, am Srt oes Geibens au.
pli5iert. obne Jebl, @efabr urb Sfmera,
lidbere 5eilnngen bringen. gine Brobe
oabDn piro DDn s.. Neutaeoter & Co.,
gor 2416. Stem g0rf gitp, t%ofenfrei an
Seoermanr nerionbt.
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Z a ..

Oas Diitrittgeriht in Beau,
mont bat cine Gntibeibune abaeaes
ben. uelde fir nnfere Branereien
SDn groBer Debeutuna lit. Sin Qe.
tuiffer s. Us. MioIeg tuar BON Ser
Ereo. s. Milles Breping gonpant
IN Wiluautee auf 2ahlune BON
$4,000 pertlagt uproen. Dor sc.
riht CAB er su. ba6 er Der aenannteu
Brauerei oas @elo lhuloig lei, err
bob aber ben Ginmanb, 6ab bas
Gelo niht fDQeftiert peroen fSnne,
een1 cr babe nit Der aenannten
Brauerei einen Guntratt eebabt, Der
ibn uerpf1idte. tein onberes Bier afs
oas ibrige gu flbren. uub elm FOLDER
3pntraft SerftuBe Qegen unler Nntis
9rnitaeiet. Das @eridt lhloB it'd,
oieier Nniibt an uno entidieb geaen
Die tlagenoe wrauerei. 2ettere miro
appeqieren.
Die 2egislatur bat Die ginlas
oung Der Staot 2arebo, Waibinas
toms @eburtstag bort gu feiern, an.
genummer.
5u Beaumont it ruieber Elm.
mai cine aroBe Sunntaashebe i'm
ganae. Bwansig Ber5pnen fin6 Der
UerleBuna oes Sonnta9sgeietes an.
getlaet.
- Die neutrality-suspicious. in
Dallas bat fDlaenbe Beamteu err
rpdblt: Brdiioeut, 6. 6. aeatino:
l. Wics.B rdfibent, 81. u. serris: 3.
8ice : Brditoent. G5as. Wonop(o:
Shabmeifter, s. .. Nooue; Sefre.
tdr. Sidney Smitb.
Hareoo muroe am Donner}tao
BON elmer unmalie BON ,9rompsa
beimgefudt. Die Bolisei nabm Die
Weiften feit urb erteitte ibnen ben
Befebl. Die Staot fofort au uerlaIien.
2esteres geihab aud.
Sn Terarfano baben elm 8olt.
5ift uno Elm Briuatmnrn. bic binter Ell.
nem burbbrennenoen Weger berldol.
fen, ben in oer 9dbe itebenoen Traht.
NQenten oer Cotton Belt Balm, Geo.
g. Waber. ~getrDffen uno ifper Der
ruunoet. Der Weger enttam. er lDll
$1.75 geftublen baden. Die Sahe
rpirb ieoenfaqs ibarf unteriubt ruers
ben.
Gin gemifier Hapbael Olguin
lit in Renoalin unter Der Ans
tlaae. ihuere Sittlidteits Uerbre.
den beganaen 81 baben, berbaftet
tpuroen.
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gNfe In nteay

Gtr btstsu einbunoert 9odars 9slosauna far e
ben Gau non Ratarrb, Der n,ht our1 Ginnebmer
fam.
&. 5. ghtnee o., Gisent, sOleoo, ..
eeir, Die unterasi9netsn, babsn 8. 3. Gbene,
tiir polltommen ebrenbait in alien Wel6d5tsutrhouo.
laneen uno ~finansisl betdbigt, ale BON feiner Hirmc
stnQeganeeien Standardization 5u e%riGlen.
8et D. Srnag. SroBbanoeis : Drpsuiten,
3ole6e, 8.
Waloina Gilman d Wsrsin grotban.
bells. SrogaifeR, Soleoo, ..
4aa's &atarrb-Gur Miro innerli& Qeno,nmeu uni
Writ brett auf oas glut uno Die ibteimiaen ODER,
fdasn oes Sptems. 3eueniTe frei periaHSt. prei.
% eents far bic Slaide. gstfauft pOn allen apol
ihsfern.
suas' familisnr 8iaen hns bic s.asb.
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YiNetIef.

Der @unrtDrld9fet utlo Ole
aommiIidre bon Dallas County Iino
5ierberaetDmmen. nm iih unIere
aanoftraBen ansuibauen. Dallas
County miro oemuabit $500, 900 fir
2anoItrabenbau au8geben.
Ser 8eetbunen Wdnnerdor
bat 81. aDebn bonn /. Sebruar on
als 8ermafter ieiner Sale onaeheat.
- Sin Wammutb . Aabn uno
Wammutb. 9nohen muroen bel Nuss
erabuneeu, welde Die S%traBenbabu=
geleulhaft IN Der WGbe oes NuSitels
lungsptases pernehmen ld6t, aefuns
ben.
MDreer nahmittaa unb abenb
tritt 5phn Griffith i'm @roBen Spern'
bauie als rWacbetb" in oer gleihs
namiaen Traa6oie Sbatelpeore's
auf.
i0err 8. S. 2afrenb 1T eben-
faIs gum WitQtieo bes Gpnites fir
Die 5diGerfeier ernanrt muroen
Das Gomite bat am Spnntaa nad,'
mitta8 I'm 4 ubr cine Ser ammlune
in oer 8eetbDpens 0ane.
- MDrgen abeno finbet Der Was.
feubaa oes San Nntonio Mdnner.
hDrs" in bee WiE'iDnsaarten 6eQg
ltatt.
- am ietben 0beno aeben aud
bic 6ermannai6hne lbreu 9rDBer
Mastenbaa in Der Beethunen= Sale.
Der @rtraa oes 2etteren 1T fit ois
Spnntaeslbule bciftmmt.
= Das 3omite, needles Sci.
trdee 81 ser Suboention Iamnelt.
ben ben unternebmerr BET neuer
8abn nod benz &iu @ranoe, Der 10,
aenannten yBult Moao", geaeber
meroen ion. lit fleiBie an Der Nrbeit.
es bat AUDI auten @riole aehabt. oit
gefDroerte Sutntne lit aber mod i'm
nter nidIt aufgebrad1t.
- Staotanmalt Dapis 1T aus
Muitin 5urIdgetommen, 100 ct eint
unterreoung NIT Dem @eneralanrual
gebabt bat. ST 1T Der Nnii1t, baf
Die in 5raae aeiteuten Bombs bea
oritten uno oes pierter Diitrifts ii
ben ndhften Eaaen bod nod amer
tannt meroen.
- Midter Meia bat cine intereI.
iante Gutifeibung in benz Brpsefit
BON 6. 6. Sc. Sing aeaen fortunate
Battaglia abgeben. Der &ldger bate
aegen ben @ahlaB bes Wannea be,
Hngetlagten cine Soroerune, biz
ourh einer .Deeb of Eruit" au'
aft5ig Nder 2anb ae1ihert mar
Der WaHlnB fDnnte bic Jproerune
uiHt sabIen uno Sing nerlangte nun
oab bas 2anb pertauft uno Tim fem
@elo ausbe5ablt piiroe. 6iergegeu
prDteitierte Die @ittrpe Wattaalio.
Sic uerlangte boz alien aus BEN
@rl5s oes 2anbes $1,000, uta iid
uno lire m"innreniier, 3inoer erbalten
81 t0nner. Der Gidter entfhieb su
ibren @unften uno ertlarte, oaB trDb
oe8 rDeeb Of Eruit1 ibr unb ibrer
ainoer unterbalt suerit fider eeffeat
meroen miBte. 6erpDrsubeben ift
nod, onB Der rDeeo of Truit" audi
BON oer 5rau unteribrieben mar.
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Sd babe s%etrunien manaen ge,in
am &bein uub Iunit bsim @anScru; :.
Der cine eine mir ms @ebein,
SIN Rcpf fublt i'd ben anSerm.
Sn's 8erS ooa siua mir tsiner 10
nnO ma6te MD 10 fr,i uno rob-
Sd ipreb' es aus Rier Obnt Gaen-
ME- oas eaus Star atamO Urdu.
Gs 1T Elm 3auberport, pas alamo,
Das cine reue Seutuue bat erbalten,
als unI're srOBe Zone Star 8repiua So.
Gin Bier oes gameas lieB nod bier siui6altei.
nno nener 3auber Reist oaraus berpor,
GO ~trinten's alt., Rranie, bic geIunoen.
ett ole rufen i'm geaeitrunss. 9bor:
Gas tuobre Gtirir, es it GefuuOenl
Der ale Sage fleibis i6afft uuo osnt,,
@ntusosr abrper ODER 8eit aufreuet,
Ser lu6t nab slnem Srunfe, Der i'm farfe,
5bn frditige gum usaeu i9wer.n a1ertt
lno ibm nab LANCER glr6citstaeeslah
gsri&Onsre Die stunoen irOber Raa.
liaO bieier Srunt, ss il oas Alamo,
Sas fuobl %betOmmt, mu6t iriia uno Irei uuS fro6
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QepppIo W6lHino

2eopoIo B6lfling, Der fxGbere
@raher6oe 2eopolo. Der lett snei Sab.
rem 5urhdaesoaen am 8ueeriee lebt,
ntu nun fhUei5eriider Burger pes.
pen uno bat oesbalb in Bern Inter
g~anolnn9en angetnipft. Die mabr.
lt1einlid gum 8iele >fabren. DDlf.
llrlg 1T leBtbiu AUDI Mitalieo Der
Stactlhiben : @eieaitaft in 2iirih
%aetuoroen uno beiudt einiae 8orie'
lur'aetl am oortiaen Bolptefnifun.
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gehr In ia chfrane

fir 8einigung bes gtute8 unb Spffems
limb Or. Sings Rem 2ife piuen. Sc
rabe bas, um Magens nnb 2ebers9e.
f@perben 81 beilen. 8eriu9t fie. 3lt
baben bel s. aalteper & Sobn, @eo.
S. s, S9mitt, gisent. unb 9(bolf
SreiB. IS Gents. 8arantitrt.
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Wir nehmen teine Staot aus.
npenr1 mir laaen, Dab mir oas er6Bte
2ager bon nBbite Bine1. 6ols, 81
hens, Gihens. Bappel' uno 6idorp
Sols, Oelfarbe uno 8aumaterialien
i'm Staate baben. 60. Steues &
Gsrs.
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Mir nehn,en fe,na stnn

Wir nebn,eu te,ne Staot aus,
toet,r mir lagen, oaB mir oas gr6Bte
9ager BON n8hite Bine". 6ols, 81
9en', @ihen=, Bappelz uno 6iduru.
0ols. OeIfaybe uno Baumaterialien
I'M Staate baben. 60. SteUes &
Sons.
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9ie gOrsiise beg famoien Mlamo=
-8ier-

@ait Der IeriteIuue isres pnii6ertpe. iii
d1en alampsT iafd1enbier Fat bie Some
etar 8ramerei eiuen aernibuB eetan.
Das an &einheit unb Cite, &raft unb
Bohlaeiebmad unpersleirblihe Sir III
Elm sriunpb oes 8raufad9es unb bent.
entipredeno iiberaa a%ufaenommen NOR
ben.
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-. 8n menig B~epeauns uno
irildse Butt brinaen ben Maeen auBer
Oronuna unb gernupfung Folat.
Or. auauft RDnia's 0amburoer
Iropfen turieren biefes 2eioen.
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Wir baben auf Noaer unb
gum Bertauf: 9ouifiana ,@eb Gn.
pref" usdbeart" uno prime"
5 uno 6 s0aiee Sbtnoeln. @rbstes
9aasr in @eft Eeras. So. steoes
& Suns,
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Weaen biaiaer Grtnrfonsraten

nab Buntteu in Teras uno 2oui.
itana, Wifiouri, Nrtanias, SQinols,
8entpdg. Snoiana uno Sflabomo
3erritorium uuo Dem Siiooften, men.
oct @uh an iraenb eiuen 9icfet. NQen.
ten Der Tegas uno Bacifc 8ahn ooer
itreibt an 6. B. 9urner, @ene.
roll Baiiaaiers Naent, 0oaas, 8eras.
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Shuis' Saloon bietet etuen
o~Neeuetrnen NuFenthnliE
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SetratssE metue.

eoiuoro Ssnmie uuo Bertha Sdi(6.
Did 5nafe unb Nueufa Nteud.
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aT gnfteru aus Der gtale. 3mU
Bros. Saloon.
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Wir baben anf Qaaer unb aultl

On SiC gaoen ahf Eager unb gum
Sertauf: Hputliana ..&eo GporeB",
.aabeart" uno prime. 4, 5 uub
Q 5ollge Sdinoeln. @r0Btes Eager
IN Weit QeroS. 60. Steoes &
Sons.
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Ein6's Gents 6apana giaarr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
KOREA WORKING FOR PROGRESS.

Chemulpo, Sept. 7.-(Special)- )-Ad-
vices received here state that the En-
peror of Korea, now that peace has
been declared between Russia and
Japan, intends to devote himself al
most entirely to the expansion of Kore-
an commerce and for this purpose
has set his advisers to work formulat-
ing plans looking toward the accom-
plishment of his aim. Recently com.
piled figures show that the foreign
commerce of Korea increased last
year % per cent The imports were
$13,6S1,915 and the exports $3.538,975.
These figures are in United States
currency and do not include gold ship
ments from Korea, which aggregated
$2,600,0O0. The farming population
has been much benefited by supplying
the Japanese armies. which enabled
them to purchase foreign goods more
literally than at any previous time.
Mr.. Durham w. Stevens, the American
adviser TO the Emperor is said TO be
the cause of many of the recent pro-
eressive ideas advanced by the EN-
peror.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

will not give it's support to the union
station project.
II has been learned that the Cotton
Belt will petition the state legislature
at it's next session, to give them reliei'
Nv, annullinc the contract or by grant
ing in some unknown way, the rlSh'
for that company to break its pact.
Put this means delay, and delay
means no depot still.
And in the meantime, time goes
merrily onward, just as if the iron
Mountain railway. the Cotton Belt rail-
wav and the city of Pine Bluff were
not in existence.
There is a rumor abroad in the land
that this extension Of time is some
thing that the Iron Mountain people IN
particular have been wanting all
along. II will be borne in mind by a
lone-suffering public that the Iron
Mountain has been promising a new
station here for a pretty long time,
and never came to time until the city
attorney, by instruction of the city
council. Instituted suit to eject that
company from the city's property
Then Superintendent Tyler got here
in Just about Two days. A special ses-
sion of the council was called at his
request, so great was his hurry TO be-
gin work on the new depot. Then.
after coming to an agreement. his
plans had to be changed. ct cetera.
Several ct cetera have delayed things
up until the present time, and now
the greatest coup of all has been
sprung, and is expected to effectual!v
postpone the matter, so long, in fact,
that the distinguished railroader ane
diplomat will have all the time he de-
sires.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

himself and his family on socla
equality with the negro, why turn hi'i
over to the colored society and end IL
tbere. Some of our contemporaries
discuss the Saratoga incident as II
the social equality of the white ana
black race was an issue; but so far as
| tho south is concerned that question
was settled during the reconstruction
| days.
I In no part of this country will the
whites as a race accept the negro as
a social equal. Isolated cases like the
Roosevelt and the Wanamaker dinners
can in no way affect the fixed barriers
between the social relations OF the
two races and the agitation of the
Saratoga incident can have but enc
reult-an exaggera ion of the import
ance of Booker T. Washington as an
influence on our social structure and
the giving of John Wanamaker the
notoriety for which he was bidding
when he invited Washington to dine
with himself and family.
Mr.. Wanamaker might have every
negro man in Alabama to dine with
him and it would not change the es-
tablished order of things. 1t might
however. affect some foolish negroes
to the exetent of having them learn
over again stern lessons taught during
reconstruction days in the south.
True, this might afford northern
fanatics opportunity to rant about
southern outrages, but we could point
to Mr.. Wanamaker and Mr. Roosevelt
of the north and Mr. Washington of
Alabama as the promoters of the
trouble.
The best and most intelligent men,
bers of the colored race understand
the situation thoroughly. They are
not asking for social equality with the
whites, but are busy building up a
social fabric of their own. and the din
ing of Washington with Wanamaker
exercises no more influence over their
aims and work than does the discov-
cry of degenerate in the pulpit have
upon the stability of Christianity.
Drop the discussion of the Saratoga
dinner. 1t does not merit the import
ance given it. If Mr.. Wanamaker' S
family and Booker Washington want
TO flock together let them flock. Let
the people and press of the south treat
Booker Washington with less import
ance and his influence for bad among
the foolish negroes will be gone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
a WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have Luxurfant and Glossy Hair
No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of a female face. tn,
sweetest smile of a female mouth. lose
something if the head is crowned witt
scant hair Scant and falling hair. il !.
now known, is caused by a parasite til7
burrows into the scalp to the root of til.
hair, where it saps the vitality The lit
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burroWing are called dandruff To cur.
dandruff permanently. then. and to St
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
TIMELY WARNING.

That the Farmers Union is an or
eaniZatiOn which is much needed and
which is calculated to do much good
there can be no doubt, but like all other
things it is exposed to the danger OF
designing men-men who seek to got
into it in order that they may accom-
plish their own selfish ends: men
with .san axe to grind" It will, there
fore, be nece ssary for the honest farm
soon as discovered Danish them from
the organization like they We're a dead
" pestlence Quarantine against them
as strictly and as surely as the author
ties quarantine against the yellow
Waldron Wasp.
The warning by the Wasp is timely.
Politics is the breaker upon which
many a farmers union has gone down.
Successful farming and politics do not
mix. Whenever a farmer gets to be
i politician he is no longer a success
full farmer. It is said, and truly so.
that. religion and politics don't mix,
which does not mean that the Chris
1lan should not take any part in
politics. The fact is that the Chris
tan does not usually take as much
interest in politics as duty TO his coun-
hut no ch,
become a political organization. Let
he members act individually, without
any dictatiCn. in the matter of politics.
Let the farmers do the same. 1t is
the duty OF every farmer to take an in
terest in politics, to the extent OF
seeing onlv eood men nominated and
elected to office. 1'ut do not 1T the
farmers unions become political or
eanizations. undertaking to run the
arfairs of government exclusively ac-
cordine to the ideas which may pre-
vail in tho lnirn. for that would
foeaa a departure from the ORIGINAL
intaot of th~ union and daetrov is
reofuness as a means of beneftting
its members. II is eminently proper
for a farmer to seek end hold office
wi not merClv hncause he is farmer,
hut because Of his 6tness for the
place The mere fact of being farm
rr preacher. t@acher. law
rcr. moehanic hHn'lar or cd
i'or doos nct wholly cr1aHfv
person f9r office TIE duties Of he
rosition may demand person versed
in he law. and one with a knowl Ice
8 the law. and nesseesine tho other
necessary qualifications would make
No hes' Official. and so on along down
~" line Of 'he trades and urNfeesi0ns
''r' the professional or Trade nnalif-
+'.'j| n r"cpirod by ""v position of puh-
tic trnst does not, by any means, con
sttute the only qualification Honesty
and good morals are essential Gualifi
cnt;>nc nf e,-,,.,- ,,e,.e,--, WI r,,le'e
position of public trust, two quaif
"a+'ous net noeeoeeoi evc'"@ivalv bv
any single trade OR profession.
| + is the duty Of evorv citizon regard
less of vocation to take that interest
in politics that means the election OF
"ood men only to cftice but no one
class of citizens should ever make the
"istake of believing that they are the
a"lv people who know Just who should
I'D al the Offices and run the politics
of the country.