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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
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Splst Mealifolc. Isrre9labp Re.
aIifole er al Soerl9rer 8sloihe al
aorisr iolat I'll Seminariit anoerien
for 10000 ar., melSes ira Soeuie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

Or en- bIet beornaen al apatiaIperes 2piier.
bar ipRleet giner % HPeoiciniaifer noen
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5ea. IS Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

10000 SIR. til Sfpsiclifabet. Sisl.
ge We0oaeIie ira Seliingborg bar
aoniuI Rils @erSion ifiGnfet 10000
SER. til Oct norife S~fogieIIfdb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

MeSalien for abel Saab. aoniti.
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nina al 500 ser. til Smpr9sning al
WleoaIien FOR 1oel 0aao. Irbeioet
ifaI nSferes af @rapsr griutn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
Sra Uorse.
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Garpsborg Sismnnosforentng paa
@eneralioriamling ben 16be 5aniar
polet ill sgresmeolem al 6orerin'
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

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upaIe til at relic fer ps. - Stasis slabs Yer
piuterru sner iss belle aarri. ssa $40
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

Oilialas. - 30 Rtl / Rprc ipr
= 7altpa. Minn., er Ell 200 acres 9airps
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men snten blipe ioIst eler leiet bort paa 40.
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Ile Rpaaaro, Salton. gInn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

Arne @arbors mcb True agter
ifeiee Cpl" ON ct Gar Maaneoer
al &eiie til Miooelbapet, bpor De mt
Itaens iorbliuer Somneren cher.
9arborg arbeioer paa en- M Bog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

CiialaS.-120 acres 5arm. s0ot
= gpot GUS meb utte SRrslier, gpoe 10
huie, Br9ne meo soot &aHo og 6rugtbdue,
Sor nRrmere Undertaking. iiriu III Y. o.,
Ciatis, Rtnn-, u. N. no. 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

SiRaIgS. - @u Smibje iamt BE,
boeIiesBns, 2aoe OF Cont. 70 geres
gdn6 fan faces. Bill Ialae biliat, heis
Sdneel fer isr ben lite Rarfs. Gtl bptte |
qdno. @artiu Seteri0u, SisbIauSutle,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

0nifcs. - On uorit Sage sniter at
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it~anoindpiit Excitement. iSor nPrulerr Cps
lpsntHs itriu III z. Scoeu, gtt. Soreb, &ls.,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
SAT- Gtenoot I,
tiISaIas eaer tiueie.

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'aiaEa o. ~Gftrrigsrsiei" ipittr JOGsHts ior - Crb for
hprr 3ana, % 10 Gents pr. Gro for alt. iOm gUcritacE
y Gro. Npertlsiemeairr tHbiaaes iiie for Rtaere tHs
10 Grats. HrHse MAJ ufrluigsltg n~Irotsl5c ale BE-
SuHrHfE.
ET- sseiefabstIbuo iORrr - GSHts pr. etais,
Sug Grb aIgr en- gtatc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

Ouifcs. - @Htsmano meo 10 Born
X Z o. s aar samIe, sniter en- SusboIoer.
2 gRil ira Bp. 5elsfon % let Grbeioe. Sea
er 40 aar og Aihotsmane. Strlu III anuIIio
Serreio. Balopin, isis, ". u. Roe. 4S2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09
EiIialas.

StIlalgS. - I60 acres Qanb I
8aibbHm Go, ISIS. en- gel ira eta.
tioreH, Quite, % nugget uNoer 8feg. 5tls
ialgs paa rimeliee 8iItaar. Gbdrles Biit,
1902, 3ro Ctr. Ro-th, MiHReapolis, NeinH.
5O.2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

Staps priisr rda Bone. Cutters, Clorsr-cutiss.
- Breeders, Git hortSs o. aiarfraE Sosraao-
Jri JptrGIbt Rutalgl. JISu0 6dbrttanttu
HUMPHREY. Ryan str, Joliet, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-09

zeal. uDrmagsri. cptif % @rassrins.
Slu&S Ninona MINI. ". ,. A. WOodeock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
THE IMMIGRATION FLOOD.

The flood of foreign immigration that set in last year, exceeding mil lion for the twelve months, shows no sign of abatement, and it is said that the arrivals for February averaged a thousand day. This influx of for eigners is due to the demand for la bor in this county and the good wages that are being paid. The Euro pean working man realizes that the difference in wages prevailing here and in Europe is great enough to compensate the cost of the change, in less than a years work, and after that, all the gain will be net profit It is not surprising therefore that the immigration tide is on the increase Steam and electricity have very close ly united the new and the old world, and the spread of population from one hemisphere to the other is a logical result. Indeed, the journey from Europe to America today involves an expenditure of less time and money than were required for a trip from the Ohio river to New Orleans a cen tury ago. Any family of reasonable thrift can, in short time, accumulate the price of the passage, and knowing that gainful employment awaits them here. the surprising thing is not that a thousand day are seeking these shores. but that they do not come in larger numbers.
 With the industrial development now going forward in this section, the south could easily find work for a million immigrants this year and per haps for several years to come; but whether such large addition of adult aliens to the population would be a good thing in the civil and social economy is another question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
WOULD BE REVOLUTIONARY.

Circuit Judge Duffie has never fail ed to specially charge every grand jury to investigate and indict all vio- lators of law in this county, includ- ing gambling, illicit liquor selling, etc. No prosecuting attorney has ever fail ed to prosecute every indictment re- turned, nor has Sheriff Williams, or any other sheriff, ever refused to execute process, or the warrants or orders of any court. Until the local courts and officers refuse to do some of these things it would be nothing short of revolutionary for Gov. Davis to invade this county with troops and such a threat is an insult to our citi- zens. Moreover, the local courts and officers would have far more encour- agement if Gov. Davis did not arbi- trarily undo their work by pardoning convicted criminals of the very class of which he now prates.-Hot Springs Daily News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

fact that the constitution and laws of this state only require that a prose cutting attorney be resident and not a citizen and qualified elector of the district in which he serves. l shall not appoint any man in Hot Springs or Garland county. 1 may be forced to the necessity of appointing non' resident.
 If is said that non-residents have never been appointed to cHlclal posi- lions in this state except in some lna- stances during the reconstruction days preceding 1874.
 1t would be strange indeed if Gov. Davis. who is still averaging from the stump the arbitrary acts and numer- ous outraees committed in Arkansas under the regime of the carpetbag- gers. should now proceed under the carpetbag idea in appointing prose cc11ting attorney for the Hot Springs circuit.-Little Rock Gazette. .. ....
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

If MT. Rockefeller, instead of ab- sorbing, as reported, 4,50O acres of land in a single merely ornamental country residence at Tarrytown, had built thereon 4,500 modest homes of varied architecture, each on it's acre of ground, and sold them on easy terms to 4,500 wage-earners now liv- ing an unwholesome tenement house or "flat" life in the great city of New York, only few minutes thence by rail- he would have done a grander work than the founding of the Uni versity of Chicago, especially if he had also provided corps of instruct ors to teach the occupants the best methods of cultivating their lands. Counting five persons to a family. he would have opened up the delights of rural life and independence to 22,500 persons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
Not many years ago it was an easy

Not many years ago it was an easy thing for men seeking public office to dupe the farmers into believing most anything. Time has changed things and the average farmer now adays can talk with you intelligently upon national and political affairs. You can't fool them in the manner of your dress. They know that when the campaign is over that the success. full candidates will again don their white shirts and standing collars and strut around like a peacock on beau. tiful summer morning. The time is coming when conceit and hypocrisy will not be tolerated. Self-reliance, independence of character, probity and patriotism are characters that will always win honor and admira. tion for any man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

De Queen should see to it that every road leading into town is put in condition that people can get to town with an empty wagon at least during all seasons. There is nothing that brings more business to a town than good roads. Of course it will cost money to build these roads, but the increase in business would pay it back in very short time.-De Queen Venture.
 Good roads are not only a luxury they are a necessity to the perma- nent growth and prosperity of any town. What the Venture says of De Queen is applicable to Pine Bluff, where the need of good roads is in- deed more patent than elsewhere in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
THE NEXT COTTON CROP.

The cause of the reduction in cot ton acreage in 1905 has been matter of dispute throughout the season. Advocates of the idea of cooperation among the growers contend that the credit was due the Suthern Cotton association, while others are so thor oughly skeptical they ascribe all to the workings of Providence through wind, rain and sun. With this ques- ton unsettled we enter another plant ing season, and the trade is beginning to scan eagerly news bearing on this years acreage and wondering what new things shall be brought to pass As always, they attempt to form judgment of the unknown from facts actually in hand, and reasoning on this basis the prediction is freely made that the largest acreage on rec ord will be planted during the spring of 1906. Drawing conclusions of big production from a large acreage is an easy matter. and hence, now, before the end of February, we are serious ly assured in some quarters that the next crop will meet all possible re- quirements and may exceed all past records.
 These assumptions are of course, purely speculative. but the facts upon which the assumption of big acreage are based are worthy of some consideration. The expectation of a big acreage is necessarily against the cotton market and therefore distaste- ful to the holder of cotton, but no man should be so fatuous as to shut his eyes to the adverse possibilities in his horizon. He should rather study and prepare to meet them.
 Briefly stated, the. reasons for ex- pecting large planting to cotton are these: The excellent weather which has prevailed during the past month,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

To those who think the pathway of the merchant is easy and lined with "velvet," we could name many incidents that would contradict the Eelief. The credit system, of course, has nearly always been the great ghost in the mercantile line, but that is gradually dying out and the belief now obtains that it will only be a mat ter Of time until nothing but cash transactions will be known. There is a strong rivalry now between mer- chants to pay higher prices for what is known as narketing-thati is, but ter, eggs, and the products of the farm. Cash is given as freely in eX- change for these as goods, and it would seem in this particular the farmers and farmers wives are much benefited over the old method. which was low prices and doubtful markets Just recently an Arkansas merchant lost $1,000 on 500 cases of eggs which he put upon the market. He evident ly paid above the market price, or no loss would have resulted This loss of $1,0o0 besides the full market price of the eggs, was distributed among his customers, who, by his misfortune, or in the fckle tides of the market, are made to benefit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
CAN'T PUT "LID" ON.

Hot Springs, March 4.-Gov. Davis threat to put the lid on this resort April 1st is not being taken very seri- ously by the people of Hot Springs. From the time when he made his first threat, month ago, after the Dem ocratic county central committee split the primaries against his wishes, Gov Davis talk about West Baden-izing" Hot Springs has been considered a rich joke, even by the gamblers who have the most at stake.
 Even if the governor tried to close the saloons and gambling clubs, the opinion is freely expressed here that he could not find man who would undertake the task in the face of pub lie sentiment, which now appears dominant. It must be recorded, how ever, that there is a strong under. tow of anti.gambling feeling, but it appears from careful observation that the moral element here would hardly flock to the support of a man whom Davis would appoint, merely as a po- litical move.
 The mode of procedure to be adopt- ed by the governor intends to appoint a prosecuting attorney to fill out the unexpired term of the late H. Ruffner Morrison. That he has not as vet made the appointment is regarded as evidence that he is seeking an instru. ment with which to lift the lid into place
 Sheriff Bob Williams, the political boss of Garland county, who is Davis avowed and powerful enemy, is pre-. pairing a public communication which he intends to hurl at the governor within a few days. and which it is said will make the governors threat look like a good April fool joke.
 Sheriff Williams voices the univar- sal opinion that the governor is simo. lv holding the threat ovar Hot Springs, bending the e1ec:;on rat,r-,e . from this district, two aavs hafavo 'id time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

seasonable, or old and shelf worn.
 But this is the smallest objection to be found to this practice. The home merchant and manufacturer pays the rents, furnishes the employ ment to the wage earners, which ere ates demand for tenement houses, for market produce and trade gener- ally.
 Anything that detracts from the trade of the home merchant and man. ufacturer has tendency to lower rents, discourage market and fruit gardening and put the whCle con- munity on the downward road.
 If you are patronizing others in preference to home industries, turn about at once and aid in building up the city. It is to your own interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
GOV. DAVIS AND
 HIS ULTlmATUm
sone of the Things Said About
 Them by the Press.

Hot Springs, March 1.-The visit ot Gen. Haynes, commander of tile Slate Guard, to Hot Springs thls week set rllnOrs afloat in Little ROCK that he had been sent over by GOV. Davis to locate army headquarters preparatory to the governors threat ened military invasion of this county, Gen. Haynes denies this. He was In- terviewed by News reporter while here, and this paper gave the pur- pose of his visit From expressions dropped by Gen. Haynes in conversa- tion with citizens here, the ir1- pression was created than he is no- wise in sympathy with the bombastie threat of Gov Davis. He said to a Gazette reporter:
 My visit had nothing to do with the lid proposition" declared Maj. Gen. Haynes on his return to the city T was there on business connected with the Arkansas National Guard, but did nothing relative to the move Of Gov. Davis to use the guards to put on the 'lid' in Hot Springs, if the civil cJHtI1or:5 ies refused to enforce the law
 When it became known about the state house aad around the city that Maj. Gen. Haynes had returned from Hot Springs, a report was started to the effect that he had been there mak ing arrang gements fer sending body of troops to that city at later date under order of Gov. Davis. This re- port was declared to be untrue by Maj. Ger. Haynes. His visit, he said, had no connection at all with this movement
 During his visit at Hot Springs Maj. Gen. Haynes had a short talk with Sheriff Williams relative to the movement on the part of Gov. Davis te put on the lid at Hot Springs. To Gen. Haynes Sheriff Williams stated that he did not believe it would be necessary for Gov. Davis to invoke the military department of the state government to enforce the law at Hot Springs.
 People of Hot Springs are lava Eiddng," declared Sheriff Williams 1.-The civil authorities can handle the situation. Should there ever come a time when these authorities are un- able to keep the peace in Hot Springs then will be time enough to call on Gov Davis for troops, but do not be- lieve that time will ever come. Until 1T does come it does not seem appro- priate for Gov. Davis to threaten citi zens of Hot Springs with rule of martial law"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
ALL BosH.

The governors threat in connection with gambling in Het Springs is all bosh. As a matter of fact the sover- nor has no right to order out the mil- tia for any purpose. unless called mon bv the sheriff Of a county for assistance in the enforcement of the law and the protection of life and property. If the governor has cogni- zance of violation Of the law at Hot Springs he might ga before Q justice of the peace and swear out a warrant for the offenders, CT he might appear before the grand jury and demand the indictment of those who violate the law. but to say that he can order out the militia and close up certain club houses. is a bluff pure and simple. As a matter of fact, the county and city authorities of Hot Springs have a thorough understanding, and the governor will find it very difficult to punish Bob Williams crowd for re- fusing to give him the caunty.-Ar. kansas Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05

The Lafayette Recorder truthfullv remarks: The lawyer who must ap- peal to the prejudice of jurors against newspapers to defend client, must have very weak case and an ex- tremely poor opinion of the intelli- senee or honesty of the jurors. Every inte}lieent citizen who gives the mat ter honest thought knows that any neWsraner would rather say nice thi"ps about neoHle than ugly ones, if t can t?rthfullr do so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
THE EASY OIL.

Scott's Emulsion is "the easy oil "-easy to take, easy in action. Its use insures deliverance from the gripping and nau- seating sensation peculiar to the raw oil. Nobody who has any regard for their stomach thinks, of taking cod liver oil in the old way when Scott's Emulsion is to be had. It is equally certain that no one having a regard for their health will accept a cheap emulsion or alco- holic substitute for Scott's Emulsion. It fulhlls ev- cry mission of cod liver oil and more.
 SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street. New y0r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
A THREAT EXPLAINED.

Governor Jeff Davis has served no. tice on the people of Hot Springs that he will "put the lid on' in that city on April 1.
 The reason for this is said to be that the people of that city and coun- ty who were formerly staunch sup. porters of the governor are now up in arms against him. His threat to put the lid on is interpreted to mean, 'Pll fix you if you vote agin me the 18th of March h"-Texarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
: CULINARY C0NCE|1

Prune juice on dry cereals | nice change from cream.
 Cold baked potatoes sliced , put in a baking dish wih l per, butter and milk, mahs i scallop than raw potatoes Heavy streaks through d undoubtedly appear If the h sugar are not thoroughly M, the butter is not properly NI the flour. Do not dress salads with l vinegar or salt and vinegaE ] ter is all admirable eon0'aI securing brass, but 1t is @' one's stomach. Use a nlIn| and vinegar, lightly seasoned
 Caulihower should be N down in cold salted water fifteen minutes before eookls out insects. In boiling Me water should be used, ala should be placed downward tie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-05
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 She should say notbin. CTS disparasement Iofs1 s '" ael Harsh treatment will v,e os'. sta hard Eearte,iness.. 'u'y H
 Brothers stand in pepa :. sympathetic affection ss sa VI a' ters should zee that tbey Icy s.ss, as. :. In this Way sisters e,s ss't a.1 pfe1lers to De as fond of 1 a.0 'eaa are and q fendness for h hda' noaea any boy from strayins frar a"ns " WI Which e5a'sl. leads to a noble 1lya nas,l, 'la