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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-01-04
FeliCitaCion,

De intento habiamos deja.
do pasar algunos dias, para
ocuparnos de un asunto que
nos es absolutamente grato.
Teniamos la seguridad de
que la prensa del pals, y
aun la extranjera de-
dicarlan afectuosas felicita-
clones al c. Ingeniero, Jose
M. Espinosa y Cuevas, al
cumplir ell afo de su gobier-
no en- ell Estado de San Luis
Potosi; sabiamos muy bien
que habiendo sido tan acer-
tada, tan activa y energica
SUI labor administrative, Sc
ha conquistado la estimation
sincera de sus gobernados,
Ia admiration general, y
el beneplacito de los grandes
factories en- la Marcia veloz
de la Nacion, hacia ell pro-
greso. Y siendo uno de ellos,
eficaz y poderoso "la prensa"
nos complace mucho yer que
no estamos solos enaplaudir,
como 10 hemos hecho con en-
tusiasmo, las bellas cuali-
dades que posee 81 joven Ma
gistrado potosino, y que
nuestras felicitaciones son
justificadas, pues 81 bien es
cierto que es conviction init
ma nuestra, tambien 10 es
que nos LENA de satisfaction
yer canceladas, reforzadas
nuestras manifestaciones
por tantos y tan variados CO.
legas, que han dedicado ex-
tensos artfcufos en- alabama
de un gobernante modelo,
como Sc lie ha llamado con
acierto en- Paris, 10 mismo
que en- los humildes pueblos
potosinos. Mucho y bueno
Sc esperaba de. .el cuando apa-
recio al frente de la Entidad
federativa que dejo ell inolvi-
dable Senor Escontria para
ir a desempenar Ia Cartera
de Fomento en- ell Gabinete
del Sr. GeneralD Diaz; algunos
excepticos sonreian al verlo
tan joven, ocupar un puesto
que lleva en- 81 tantas exi-
genciasy tan tremendas res
ponsabilidades; pero con rara
habilidad y prudentfsimo tao
to, el Sr. Espinosa y Cuevas
ha sabido manejarse y su dis
creta enerjia lie di6 a conocer
bien pronto como hombre de
gran porvenir y de alhaga-
doras esperanzas para su
progresista Estado. !
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-01-04
No nos importa saberlo.

No nos importa saberlo.
No queremos indagarlo.
Hay algo en- ell sagrado in
terno del hombre, que nadie
tiens derecho a discutir; nj los
eXtranos, nj los companeros,
nj los hermanos del coraz6n,
iRrocul este, protani!
Llegais al fin, cansado pc
regrino; al fin de una jorna-
da larga y tormentosa; y to-
mais ell bajel que os cendu-
cira por rumbos desconoci-
dos, como la carabela de Co.
lon. :. los despedimos!
Pero no os despedimos con
lagrimas y sollozos.
Os despedimos con anhe-
los fervientes de que, tras
larga travesia, encontreis la
terra prometida, ESQ que
nuestras madres nos ensena-
ron en- nuestra ninez como
una leyenda: ESQ que soma
mos ep nuestra juventud CO.
mo un oasis; ESQ que va en-
las 1ltimas etapas de la vi
da terrena, reclamamos co
mo una justicia, al Omni-
potente Creador de los mum
dos, para los que procuraron
llenar. su mission sobre la tier
ra, haclendose superlores a
la materia y al medic am
biente vii de las convenien-
cias sociales.
Por ESQ, cuando venimos a
despediros para el gran via
je de prueba, 10 hacemos sin
lagrimas nj sollozos; seguros
del rumbo de vuestra nave,
y seguros de vuestra pujan-
"a como nauta, os saludamos
al partir. va os seguiremos.
Non omnld mor3eris! No
morireis del todo. Queda
ell esfuerzo de vuestro brazo,
la, nobleza de vuestro esprit
tu y la alteza de vuestros
ideales, buen legado para la
triste humanidad de que os
apartais, y I'm documento
que enorgpllece Y engrande-,
ce a vuestros amigos, 4 vues
tros companeres y a Vues-
tros hermanos en- ideales.
va parts! Dios salve vues-
ira nave; vuestra nave, que
lleva consigo nuestras bendi-
clones, nuestras esperanzas
y nuestra fe.
Hasta luego, amigo que
rido!
JUSTo CARDENAS.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-01-04

HN'S~N" PANJ JSSoVS POI q
que la clase menesterosa
pudiera tensr participation
|, en- las dulces alegrias con que
, Sc expansiona la cristiandad
en- esta epoca risuena del
} aho. Tales ideas tuvieron
eco en- ell noble coraz6n de Ia
nunca bien alabada y fildn-
tropa Sonora de Varela, pues
no obstante sus modestisi-
lmos recursos, casi atenida q
ellos y a la ayuda voluntaria
de algunas otras damas, pre-
par6 una fiesta para los nj
nos pobres on ell extenso tea
tro de la Concordia, la tards
del Domingo %.
Todas las lunetas y plateas
estaban ocupadas por ninos
y ninas, que comisiones nom-
bradas por la Sra. Varela,
habian lido & invitar a los
hogares mas pobres de la
ciudad.
A nadie Sc invite para ex-
pectador de tan agradable
acto; pero algunas familias
y caballeros ocupaban los
palcos, y entire ellos, Don
Macedonia Guerra, Presiden-
te municipal, ell Lie. Matias
Guerra, Secretario de Gobier-
no, Don Octaviano Gonzalez,
administrator de correos,
Lie. jose de la M. Gonza-
les, magistrate del Supreme
Tribunal Justicia y algunos
otrOs.
Hubo juguetes y dulces en-
abundancia, para cerca de
cuatrocientes ninos, y no fall
taron escenas conmovedoras,
al yer tanta carita, demacra-
da por ell frio y la escacez,
con una momentanea y dulce
al verse en- possession
de un juguete y una inespe-
rada golosina.
Un "concierto" de pitos,
cornetas y tambores, que al
final dieron los ninos, fue ell
saludo agradable con que Sc
los obsequiados.
Solo un eorazon sincera-
menteIvirtuoso, solo un ser
dotado de verdadera gran
deza de alma, es capaz de
acciones tan mobiles como la
de hacer sonreir al triste,
haciendolo participe de las
alegrias destinadas solo al
pudiente. iBendita sea la Sra.
Varelal
La noche del "a celebr6se
la traditional Misa de Gallo,
y no obStante que en- muchos
hogares, pobres y ricos, hubo
Sus reuniones, ell temple Sc
vic pletorico de concurrencia,
que, en- general, guard6 OF
len, respetoy atencion, como
nunca he visto en- otras par
5es, nj aqui mismo. A la bora
lei "Nacimiento," al entonar
Il sacerdote ell "Gloria in ex-
,elsis Deos" ademas del canto
lei coro de Sras. y Sekoritas
Iue oficiaban como cantoras,
a Banda Municipal, contra
ada al efecto, TOGO una
,o,,s denas, Lac oo,,,
''llio' suplica a la prensss.
la reproduction de es
EXAs lrrafo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-01-04

El final de 1907 no estuvo
escaso de agradables fiestas
en- esta ciudad. Desde a me-
diados de Diciembre Sc nota.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
BREvirlEs PUNCHED.

- attempt was made to burn the
store OF Freedman Bros. at Rusk. Tex
Miss Kate Daffsn OF Dallas declines
to serve on the Texas textbook board
Mrs. Mary Ramsey Wood died AT
Hillsboro. Ore. She was said to be
i19 years old.
Gold miners OF the Dawson, Alaska,
district will demand In the spring an
eight-hour day.
j. w. wadsworth. Jr.. Republican,
was reelected speaker OF the New
York general assembly.
James Luther Dunbar, n prominent
citizen OF Oklahoma City. died nj st.
Luke's hospital. st. Louis.
During 1907 about $4,000. 900 tons OF
coal were mined In Alabama. an in.
crease OF 100000 tons over 1906.
A Pennsylvania railway train was
wrecked ten miles west OF Sunhury.
Pa. Dozen passengers were hurt.
In a shotgun duel at owensviile.
Ky. between Al and Boone Henry.
brothers. both were fatally wounded.
Mills Of Nashua IN. H. Cotton
Manufacturing company will run forty
hours per week. About 1000 opera
tives are affected.
The Evens & Burke gin at sando.
val, ten miles from Taylor, Tex. was
destroyed by fire. The loss is $500:
insurance. $1,000.
While trying at Knoxville. Tenn.
to Arrest Ernest Wells. the latter shot
and Killed Patrolman Mike wrenn and
killed o. l.. flanagan.
DIR. W. r. Dodson. director of state
experiment stations In Louisiana. urg.
es a liberal congressional appropria.
ton TO exterminate cattle ticks.
Building Inspector Fisher OF New
ark. n. j.. was shot 10 death BY a
burglar whom he caught breaking into
store The miscreant escaped.
United States Judge Newman of Al.
lanta refused 10 grant the temporary
Injunction asked by brewers to stop
enforcement OF prohibition In Georgia.
Building at San Franoisco belonging
TO Antonio Figone. valued at $50. OOO.
burned. Charles and Louis Flgone.
sons OF Mr.. Figone. persisted in the
flames.
An exploding lamp set fire TO
house at colllnsville. m. The three
children Of Elmert Duwinski burned
TO death. The mother was seriously
injured In trying TO rescue her dear
ones.
Judge W. II. GIN Of Houston has
been appointed chairman OF the state
penitentiary board. succeeding Judge
W. =. Ramsey OF Cleburne. appointed
justice OF the court OF criminal ap-
peals.
Fire at Philadelphia destruyed the |
carpet factory OF Kess. Sarrer a Co. |
and the building occunied.by IN, Penn !
sylvanla Gas ara Fixture company. |
The loss y ei5o,ono. Ni.tcn Hoag-
land d7crpsd dead at firs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
JAPANESE IS DETAINED.
0UTwITTED BY OFFICIALS
For Some Time the Subject Of Mikado
Had Endeavered to Gross Over From
Mexico. and Both He and Hsekman
Are In Custody.

Laredo. Tex, Jan. e.-As the result
Of clever detective work on the part
81 immigration officials hackman Is
under arrest on the charge OF attempt
Ing to smuggle Jap from Mexico into
the United States. and the Jap is in
the detention camp here.
For a week past the officials. have
been watching a japanese who has
been endeavoring TO smuggie himself
across the border. II appears that
the Japanese had a passport to Mex.
leo. but wishing 10 enter the states.
enlisted the services OF a Mexican.
who made alterations In the passport.
A coach WIS held up at the interna-
tional footbridge. The Japanese was
on the seat with the driver. and en-
deavored TO pass himself off as Mex.
lean. but his bad accent proved his
downfall and he was detained.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
PARsiFAL COMING.

An advance notice says: "Parsi-
fal." that beautiful and impressive
masterpiece OF one OF the worlds great
est men. of soulful. forceful. magnificent
conception, Richard Wagner. win be
produced for the first time In Bryan
a; the Opera house. Friday. Jan 10.
Staged with spectacular features that
enhance the value OF the production.
presented with sense OF fitness OF
things that Is necessary TO so demand
Ing a play. and interpreted by an en-
semble OF artists carefully selected. is
what we are promised In this most
unique offering. There is no necessi.
" OF describing the wonderful work
at this time for II is familiar TO most
people. students OF the great master
and his greatest effort.
A feature OF the performance which
Parsifal patrons should bear In mind.
Is the unusual hour OF commencement.
The curtain viii rise promptly at 7:i5.
this time. as the darkened auditorium
will prevent seating anyone during
the action OF the play. and late com
ers win be required to stand until the
conclusion of the first art. which re-
quires Is minutes for each interpreta-
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE ROAD
Those In a Position to Know State
That This Action Will Undoubtedly
Prove Of Considerable Benefit to the
Holders Of Securities.

Baltimore. Jan. ar. Lancaster
Williams OF Richmond. Va. and S.
Davies Warfield OF Baltimore were APP
pointed by the United States circuit
court nj Richmond receivers of the
Seaboard Air line. The receivers will
take immediate possession OF the prop
erty OF the road. Bond OF each was
fixed at $4,000.
Messrs. Williams and Warfleld are
bankers OF this city. Mr.. Williams be-
ing a member OF the banking house OF
Nfiddendorf. Williams a Co.. and Mr..
Warfield president OF the Continental
Trust company. Mr.. warfIeld. who il
a director OF the Seaboard Air line.
was chosen to represent the majority
OF interests In property. while Mr..
Williams will look after the affairs of
considerable minority. led by HIS
brother. John Shelton Williams OF
Richmond.
The effect OF the recelvershlp for
the Seaboard Air line will have
far-reaching effect AT Baltimore, where
the securities OF the company are
more largely dealt and held than any
other trading center. not even except
Ing New York. Bond issues placed on
the property since Il has been merged
into one system aggregate s33.7s5.0 900.
OF which amount Il Is estimated nearly
t26.000.o00 Ia held here.
Baltimore bankers declare there Ia
no necessity for nervousness OF bond
holders over the receivership. II they
take the announcement coolly and
await developments II will be more to
their ultimate advantage than to rush
Into the market now and sell Persons
close or the inside of the property are
outspoken In their opinion that secu-
rity holders OF both stocks and bonds
will be benefited. These say the
holders OF any underlying bonds need
not feel the least alarmed over the
safety OF securities. nor any fear OF
default at any time In interest.
One OF the assets OF the seaboard
Ia the Baltimore Steam Packet com.
pany. better known as the Old BAY
line. The operations OF this line. II
Ia said. win not be affected by the re-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

On New Years eve. girl passing
along n street In Brooklyn came 10
a crowd standing around four un.
conscious men. entangled In a net
work OF live electric wires. Removing
the rubbers from her feet. she Of
fered them to the men In the crowd.
but none OF them dared TO under
take the work OF rescuing the unfor-
tunate ones. Then she drew the go
loshes over her own hands and In n
few minutes unwcand the wires from
the bodies OF the four men. thereby
saving the lives OF all OF them. After
this heroic deed she passed on her
way without even mentioning her
name. Does anybody imagine that
the golden age OF heroic deeds is
passed?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
RATE REDUCED.
Bank Of England Minimum Discount
Now Six Per Cent.

London. Jan. 1.-The directors OF
the Bank OF England lowered It's mini
mum rate Of discount TO from per
cent. which latter rate was estab-
lished as the result Of the recent finan.
cial crisis. Improved financial condi-
lions In America. coupled with better
monetary situation in Germany. as
sisted the directors IN the decision to
remove the stringent rate discount.
which has been handioapping trade
and speculation for TIE past seven
weeks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

A Chicago university professor says
II Will lsoon be possible TO remove any
desired organ from n mans body and
substitute in its place healthy organ.
having the same function. taken from
the body Of some other animal He
who. by this process. comes TO have
the heart Of a hog. or the stomach
OF dog. will not be lonesome. for
there are already those whom nature
has provided with such organs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

The movement In favor OF State
and National Insurance for bank de-
posits Is assuming the proportions Of
ground-sweel. and politicians who
oppose II az there be any such) will
think II Is an earthquake about the
ides OF next November.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
BOYS BADLY HURT.
Suffer Injuries From Fragments Of
Flying Stones.

Waco. Jan. 3.-several boys suffer.
ed injuries from fragments Of stone
flying upward from an excavation In
which a dynamite cartridge exploded.
workmen employed by the city In
making deep sewer trench through
a thick stratum OF limestone fired six
cartridges. all going off promptly ex.
cept one. and the boys rushed forward
to the brink just as the sixth exploded.
Frank kellner, aged twelve. was lac
Grated severely. fragments lodging in
his face. arms and legs. Tom Gala
CHER received wounds In the face and
shoulders. Both the boys will prob
ably recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
PIlIshurx Selected.

Washington. Jan. AFTER n con-
ference with PRESIDENT Roosevelt
Secretary Metcalf announced that
Captain J. +. Pillsbury had been Sc
lected chief OF the navigation bureau
Of the navy department. Captain Pills
bury participated In the conference be-
tween the president and the secretary
tnst prior TO the announcement.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
Regular schedules Resumed.

Muncie. Ind. Jan. Cars started
Thursday on city street railway lines
on regular schedule with each car
manned by from seven 10 nine guards.
No trouble or interference resulted.
Local authorities disarmed all strike
breakers and say they fear no further
trouble
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
GENERAL MixuP.
Fight Takes Place at Conclusion Of Q
Performance.

Rockdale. Tex. Jan. AUST after
q performance by Mollie Baileys show
here a general mixup occurred be-
tween some Of the employees and
crowd Of young men Of this city In
which shotguns and sixshooters were
displayed and freely used as clubs.
Lester Turner. clerk In the First
National bank OF this city. had his
face badly lacerated and his skull
fractured. and one OF the showmen
suffered severe wounds on the face
and head.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

During the late snow In the Pan.
handle. bacon and corn were burned
for fuel. The farmers up there should
raise firewood as well as meat and
bread.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
rs UPHELD.
Court Holds That state Did Not Elk.
coed Its Powers.

Little Rock. Jan. Judge Trieber
In Federal court upheld the constitu.
tionality of the anti-futures bin passed
by the last Legislature at the request
OF the Farmers union. The decision
establishes precedent for other
southern states. A firm OF Chicago
brokers instituted a test suit. declar
ing the law TO be In violation OF inter.
state commerce. The court declares
the state did not exceed It's power In
enacting the statutes as a police regu-
lation 10 protect morals OF the public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

A good many candidates for district
and county ofiices are mounting the
stumps and proclaiming. each. that
he Is running for Office simply to Sc
cure an endorsement OF his position
ON the Bailey question.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

There will be regular meeting OF
the City School Board at the Knights
OF Pythias reading room at Z o'clock
this evening. ED. HALL, Prest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
RIoTINc RESUMED.
Two Thousand Men Stoned Cara and
Nine Persons Are Wounded.

Muncie. Ind. Jan. AFTER the cars
had proceeded without interference
for a short time Thursday rioting was
resumed. Two thousand men stoned
the cars at IL o'clock. Shots were
fired and nine persons wounded. The
cars were stoned at the interurban
station. In other parts Of the city
cars were stopped and strikebreakers
driven ~. Two cars collieded on ac-
count Of the inexperisnce OF the mo-
tormen and several people had narrow
escapes. No one was fatally Injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
Followed /; tatement.

New York. Jan. 2.-The placing OF
the Seaboard Air line system In the
hands OF receivers followed the state
ment Of the companys earnings.
showing s2.132.s36 on hand with
which TO meet fixed charges of s..
Isl. 434-a deficit OF S42.59s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Four states-Maine. North Dakota.
Oklahoma and Georgia-now have alb
solute prohibition. Next year Alabama
win change the quartette to a quintette.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Congressman Hobson isn't making
the noise that was expected OF him.
Does II take all his great intellect
and courage TO keep the baby quietg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

There Is a peculiar fitness In hold
Ing the Republican National Conven.
ton In chicago--it Is the most freak
ish city on earth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

The very righteousness and super
abundance Of Japan's profession OF
friendship suggests a suspicion Of in.
sincerity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03
Suicides by Shooting

Merkel. Tex. Jan. 2.-Tom Holton,
who resided six miles from here. sui.
cided by shooting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Midwinter summer sickens her and
stirs anger within her breast. for II
defers the time OF wearing her new
Christmas furs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

When q man worships himself. he
II burning incense before very small
and contemplate idol.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

There Is but little difference In the
sound but . great deal OF difference
In the meaning--"nextp president" and
"ex-president."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

There are more broken Christmas
toys In Bryan than there are broken
banks In the whole United States.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Broken New Year resolutions are
worse than none.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Dallas. Jan. c.-Traders' Bank and
Trust company. capital stock So. 1900.
begins business Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Bryan's average man" is the sue
cessor Of Lincoln's plain people"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-03

Some men have a good deal Q
knowledge. but very little wisdom.
The Washington times., 1908-10-23
TURKEY IS READY
FOR A SETTLEMENT
Grand ViZier Denies That
Negotiations With Bull
garia Are Broken Off.

-CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct 23.-Grand
Vizier Kiamn Pasha denied todey that
the negotiations between Turkey and
Bulgaria had been broken OF as a re-
suit of BulSaria's refusal to pay the
capitalized value Of the east Rumeliau
tribute.
a difference between US on this
proposition has caused a temporary
interruption Of negotiations" said the
grand vizier, but ! am hopeful thar
the conference viii be renewed within
a few days. Turkey does not view the
dispute as vital. for IL is largely one
as TO the form which Bulgaria's COM
pensation to Turkey shell take. Bulgaria
Is willing 70 make &C npensation. we
understand. and the form that it shall
take ought not TO be an unsurmountable
barrier"
NJ DimItrieff, the Bulgarian agent.
has returned 10 Sofia
Nothing has developed in the ne
gotlaions between Turkey and Aus
tria. but here again there is the
strongest hope that an understand
the proposed Balkan conference moth
ing more than a meeting Of rati-
ncation. The majority or Turks believe
tnat sooner or later, the country viii
have 10 yield 70 Austria in the question
OF the Annexation OF Bosnia and Here
govina There Is a growing desire 10
get the muddle cleared up as quickly
as possible. in order thar the Young
Turks party may apply itself 20 fight
ing the reactionary movement that now
menaces the new regime
The Washington times., 1908-10-23
A FILTHY CONDITION

Many man, otherwise scrUpulouslv
clean. is dandruf dirty. The small. per
slstent germs OF dandruff. working night
ana day, are constantly throwing or
the small. white dandruT scales. which.
falling on The shoulders OF a coat. give
IL filthy appearance. and is repuIsive
n the friends Of the victim
Many men allow this condition TO ex-
ist because they believe there is no cure
for dandrun; they have tried various
so-called cures with unsatisfactory re-
suits. and naturally condemn all
They have never heard that one Of the
worlds leading scientists has discov-
cred certain formula for daudruT that
has cured thousands upon thousands Of
the most chronic cases Of daudruff in
anywherc from six days to two weeks.
This famous prescription is called Pa
risian sage, and IS now put Up IN Amer
lea, but only by the GiroUx Mfg. Co. OF
Buffalo, y. =. It IS for sale in Washing
tor by Henri Evans. who guarantees Il
20 cure dandrun I'm Two weeks. or
money back
Partisan Sage is guaranteed 70 do
more: Il VIII make snort. thin hair grow
long. lUstrOus and luXuriaut: Il win
stop hair from falling out: Il VIII cure
all diseases Of the scalp. Henry Evans
sells IL for 50 cents a large bottle, and
guarantees h-every bottle Of tor it
can be obtained direct at the same price,
express charges prepaid. from Giroux
Mfg. Co. Buffalo, y. Y.