The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
THINK ABOUT THIS.

THINK ABOt | THIS.
 IH Jmo4afF primary election .#=#Hupa-c of thinning out the Candidates 10 one for each office from .-~=-4 ~tJles senator down To con- .,4#####a.c> place next Wednesday. i-5==.=4-rs.t j4ll=i~ 4f Here real iHfer- .r4r 4s the interests of the people tiaHHHfs general election in >eptem- .sE 1Hs1u-cit really amounts h an ase# Heu tHe present candidate -.,.s sHc nomination. and the sep ts==T55 5aJif aHl3= confirms it. There na w. should 20 into this primary .t.z.alI .uI deliberation, and choose t#5s ac~t men who are offering f-#r =eFefal positions. We want tHr+e~f #cH iH the state and county .a.a fabiit servants.
 e5s candidate should be weighed Iu =fHe ulaneee and found NOT NaHla4 \ public officer should al Icl. Hate some education. He should het5#efe read. write and understand EHaai-l language To that extent fa5t #a may properly interpret and rNeeHfe fhe constitution and laws uHfHH-Hr will he sworn to keep and eH-e=aHa thoroughly digest any mat ref- aaeb may be brought tu his al fcEHH concerning the business ol
 .=l1,l,l Ihcmseae~ that candidate possesses >1tH=9Hete~~arN qualification before thes Aa1e to send him to the leeisla- #llee#a elect him To fiji ant other ao.rez E'cn office k important To 1He#efe~t, of the people.
 }H at'fr should have some idea ot ba>#H~s Not necessarily mer- ctfH #@}rf doctor. Of farmer his fNasaz5aa. cul@ III ice but he should #i.zs8 Hi-luesS turn of mind, because heHH ae thrown with ~hrewd b0,i- uessHza.Wud# will have business oil ti~Haa-. He should be man who msHt#Hail~tfaltd his bushes, ability =z5ere~,faI management of Iii, a0I5.tiI~ He should be Il practical mas aau If good judgment sound hoe-=-eH~c strong convictions. and N1l tHc courage to say No, or sNe~ H the proper time and under aH tHHsH~tJuces and conditions. He >i@ad He able 10 show good reason uraEeEtbiHa he does. He should be HaHf#e# and not so partisan IS to be b.iHs' z. wa>eH. common sense and fH~.a.s= He should bc impartial. so- tel and intelligent He ~l..e.a t1.t man of mature mind and d'~'I.@.Uatiue sense. of the highest attsH5t integrity. He should be a". aaN ahead and have the abil- I4 7eo01 aud follow a cour~c=of art.-4 AAicl will put eHr politics and . offices upon the highest plane. fin should be constant. and 'lt aad anxious 10 give his full 'i.Hg a~ much of il aS may be re- a.zz= be faithful discharge of ..'.. - 'o which he k chosen, and 9~ Hrou aliee and responsibility
 Lee te which he aspires may IeH IIc should be householder. ''f be q qualified elector, l' ss poll tax receipt He courteous. genial and at- .7tiug. bnt above all efficient
 l.#s=fe hate given you an ideal ".'aas |. eae like this presents l.it.sg a1i lour suffrage, vote for 'ih' Hsse. If the candidates do mol t4ts v tH this high standard, vote ''l .sa Atp have the most of these .eli'@ luc,e, but no outside consid- 1''1ta- anliationo. or influences 9'.'#=si ae contemplate or tolerated '@ .5ez8ereign voters next Wedne~- "'1H4t determining the fitness of 0',h lal Ahom they shall vote
 .I#eNotefs will give these mat .sl2 H47ztt earnest and conscientious '''t.3iaA. We may hope to have a '''tN 4. public officials which will .t4H HHa wounds in the grand old Pat t#ahd administer their several ''.sa il1ali a high plane of efficiency.
 Gtett interest of this state and goaIiA demands that Uni, shall be