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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

lreaen 6etraut iin6?" Sam Gin Imt,
Elm Separtemtnt cine Mominiitras
ton bon lid idgen, oaB lie iiber ben
oflentlifen S6aB geipdo1t BAT. penn
jest Der @urlteber bielcs Gepart.s
mcnts einrdumen nulB. bnB @igens
tbum i'm Wertbe opn mem offs 10
yItlionen Dollars geitpblen rprben
lit. @s fparen Die leBten punr Sabre,
Ill oencu bieIe 8aunereien beriibt
lrorben iinb. gernbe iene, no bon Der
oberlten @refutipe III @albingtpn bis
gum Yccftndhter i'm Tpltnmt 81 &ls
lamaSco Gin icber 8unDcsbeamter
lif nit nidt5 mebr beiAdftigte ipie
nit Turbereitungen fir Die @prcams
pogne uno NIT Irbeiten fir Die tuirfz
ltd1e G%umpagne.
Gs mar jene 3eit. mo sic aabis
nettsmitglieber iiberal gu finben lpds
rem, MIR nidt in 8aibington. giner
mad benz Nnbern lpurbe auf ben
Stltmp geifidt, unb Der Cine, Der
nift eeben polite, befnm balb ieiz
men Snufpnb. Nqes lit trobbem luic
AM Shniirden eegangen, Der Sienlt
bat burd Die politiide Shdtieteit Ser
Serren Miniiter in @ai6ington nidbt
I'M @eringIten selitten. @ie oft fat
NON oics 5u boreu befommen, peun
8ebenfen lnut pnrpcr, OBJ Der 6ifents
lif,e 9ieult nid5t barunter leihen
miiiIe, bab Die Administration nur
mebr Gnmpaenearbeit perrihte. gs
if,eint bod niht allies tpie am
S6niirden seean9en an Iein, Der
oifentlid,e 9ienit iheiut bod in iener
Seit g%elitten 3M baben. 6dtte CT
nitt selitten, 10 Itdupc beute pnhrs
iheinlih bas nmerifaniihe 9olf
niht bor Der belfdmenben Sbatiade,
oaB IN Den letteu 5rei Sabren bon
Dem offentliden @ut Gi9entbum i'm
@erte bon nift pcnieer ale ITO
IiIipnen Collars bon Spisbuben
erenrnert tpprbcn lit.
@er gum Wdfter cinaeiebt lit,
ber loa maiden. MAIDEN Ipl1 CT aud
sur 3eit. ba Iues fir cine @rdiibent>
ihaftspabl riiitete.-~@. 9. Staatse
%5eitun9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
e@nnrpfeiier's Munatsfalenser.

Ser Scbrltnr bringt alh biesn1al
Gis unD S1nee, uno Mnndem 9er5e>
leib nno @eb. 2S Gage bat er nlr,
bieiclben Stunben Seigt Die llbr. Die
Nddtc lino Elm bieheu lang. nnb Dd5
paBt ieOem SGlenrrign. .@err 9iopie<
reit lngt ms NDieu IND 5hifit Iih Elm
ita1 afrifa, Ole Come 5ait's iteigt
III Die SOB unb leubtet in Imerifa.
Sem Gpn9reb blcibt MIR nenig 3eit,
aus lit BALD feline 6srrlihteit. @irb
Uncle Cannon obget6an unb nimmt
man linn Den &ammer fort, pocr
6leibt or ferner obcnun, 8u fitbren Gin
geruidtig &prt? Sic Sragc fomnlt
I'M Sebruor BEL breiBig inter Nlll
Iogar.
@m 1. itc6en mir I'M 3eiden bes
Steinbodes. um IL. miro 2incoin's $,
uno am %. @aibinetou's 8eburtss
tag eefeiert. @m %. ltebt Die enn8e
@elt I'M 8eid)eu Der Narreufappe.
@m "a. fciern mir Den Spbestag go
baum @uttenberg's Der bas Sruden,
aber niht Die gelbe Yreiie erfnno.
SnS @etter miro I'M Sebruar
@cnalt 10 mic e5 lperben mag;
Iuf Hegen fplgt ia Spnnenideiu
llno auf bic Hdtht Elm Dber Gag.
Cur Masfe greifet Alt unb Sung.
Die NGrrin iibertrifit ben Narr;
Die @elt brinqt ibre 0uloigung
Ser 8ornirtbeit often oar.
Sod niht i'm Sebruar olein
Sn1st man am Narreuieil berum.
Gs triigt 5u jeoer 3eit Der Shein.
llnb piele IenIhen bleiben bnmm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

Sunoes : Senator YicGumber
reidte cine 8clebpprlagc ein, luos
uah cIle5 8ctreioe. bas IN Den
2lpii6eultuatliheu Sertc9r &C.
gleidmdBi9 6u inipiciren
nno az grnbircn lit.
Gin Iilmaufec'r E~aseblatt
6criftet. nab Gin Sarmer. in Der
Ndbe bon Objection. &i5.. mpbnz
tGft. fir uht @nscnlaoungerl
$634.50 crb;ett. Gin outer
Seller bc5abIt iib aIcmal auf Den,
Sanoe.
8ute 2anoItrnBen iinb fir ber
Snrmcr cine Notbwenoisfeit. nmb
haS nm 10 mcbr, ie iparinmer or
nirthI1cfteu muB. Smlehtc Sttns
zen pertbeaeru jcbcu transport. uub
n[es Mntcsi1l an @sgtu uno @ez
rdiben foitct meDr &rlit unh @rbals
turg. ol8 bel 9uten StcaBcu aes
bralidlt miro.
@efrorena guiiIa9e. Sn cis
nem &uIetiu hcc Soruo @crIuhss
itation iiber Die Se9nnSluns Scs ems
gemubten 0r,jnfutscrs rirb berpors
sebpbrn. pab bns Ginirisrcn Sur6alis
nidlts idabet. iebo@ bari es niemalS
IN pieiem 3uitanbe gcfiittert uuD mllt
ant aui9etbaut eriudrmt 0e9cbM trcr.
Scn. Srseno Gin sefrorcues Suite,
lit alcmal Dem &ieb gefd6rli1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Wilipn, Der ltnerihitterlihc.

Nus better Guelle itamnt Die Ins
tiiuSigun9. raG Der geaenipdrtige
Nderbauminiiter Games @iliun and
inter Saft feline Stcae on Der SpiBe
bes Iderballamtes b~eibebalten miro.
SRan bate 6lpar a~lierbanb BON eincnl
@ehiel I'M aderbnllamte gebprt.
aQcin cs miro nitbpritntip angefiins
Sigt. baB @iIion unter Gait ieiu eiges
ner Nnhfol9er pcrbcn piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

minter RriTrm
mjtteIs bonn uOrsisIiden 9usbient Der
SuimoiS Central,
eini6tisBenb ben
300 arNt Grns
~
Rev Orleans
om 23. Sss. 1909. l~sb,raus a~idussnot aufSiat.
Sraaet tir unisrsn reid iIuitrirten Soloer. wels
der ben Dtarbt grao pouitanbtg b,itrslbt: .beu'
ianS tGr has ~tluitrirte Su1D be!tieit: New
Orleans for the Tourist. mslbes eiHs BE-
i6rsibung oieisr eigenarttgen bGIbtrppii9si
Staet eHtpdlt.
Slprioa.
Die .Gentrdi @ontr nab 6foriba bia Sirmirg.
ham" ut cine otrstte Slnie. aui pelher hurbiab'
renec Sdlatpaaeu td9ltb Don 9btea9o rad Sod'
ionptlie. Sld.. lauten. Dieielben ~perlafen Gbts
ca9o OeS abenes uuo Ianasu am ,%pettudfiten
@preen in Der Srabs in SadiOne,gs an. III 3eit,
nm Ini9luB itr bic Weiierrstie hat allen punt.
ten Der 6albtuiel III MAIDEN. BuifstseIbrarDpds
w $500
len ierptrt psreen. braset tlr lpe5telen
6iorioa'Selor.
Sauana, Cuba,
nia slelp SrIsaus cher oia 5loriba. 8teitntaen.
bic Mem Orleans untsrwess beiubeu poaen. tbn'
rtn pom iensm 9oisn aus naas asr oue 10 SaSe
nab 6auana retien. DieieniaeH, bic Jloriea hgs
luhsn poaen, fOrnen ieoen Tag. nit ausHabme
oes Spnutags, pom 9uigbts qsD ~abiaareu nno
be Astls nab SGnara sanl bel 8a9.slttt surld'
IsaeH; Oampter 'obreu eteulals pier Vfal ipos
fnSntlth MN NNtf gamma an S@mrsihft iur iii ~.
lutrtsn 6pIoer nher Cuba.
Oh Miegicu,
brett psr Observation-Disclosures srrsidt, welhe Ven
Orleans btr ibrsu uho oeSbalb cine Gelsgsnbeit
biettr. olele neltmiroiqe Staot an beiudlen.
Sareteet lar iauItrirten .JOibsr. bsiitelt:
Mexico via New Orleans"
Ianama,
pia Der SHiuois Gsrtral mad Reip Orleans uns
ron bort mbdsnt.t6 per Eompier brett noh
Colon. bon mo man per CsiienpahH naA Der Staot
@anq@a tdbrt. elsgduts nsne 0ampter, Sdret.
bet fir sober betitelt: Panama and Central
America via New Orleans"
g%ifs6urs, Drill,
unb Der ~NattoNals WtttirsBart. tnsldter hte Uts
~lasernna une NsrtBeloignnl br Staot cont.
mtmprtrt. Sin iniereNoutsr Crit, ben man ani
BEN @Sgt rib sem Srtsaus btiudpen tauu.
Shreibet iar reialiA iaunrrtes BUD, betitelt:
"Nicksburg for the Tourist"
Sut Gprings, grf.
Die sin5iae Giieuba6ntinis. wsfte tastib siusn
Shlatpastu bon GbiCaee mad 0ot Springs
ourttobren l1Bt, setH nuiiteigsu. S9lafwas
gen. slsttrllb bsieihtet: ale m~oSerusn 9trbefe.
runlen. Spsiieipasea'2isnit. Sbrstbst ilr ila.
i~trirten botesr rber opt Sprirss,
Au obens enannte s~iteratus lit fpitentret
SO habeu.
Sur Raten, 6aDrpldns uuo ndhere giuj ,Ibsiten
nsuoe mau im1 al ben llntsrS st9nsteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Wab @nnih.
Gin 2%aufmaitit.

" " -
Gin &aufmaun.
Ser fleine Srit (ber Dor bier 8os
den bon Der @rpBmuttcr 80 Gents
tefommen bat. neil CT iih 10 6rap
einen 3n6n bat als5icben laTen) /:
UroBmnma. fonnlt Oh mir uidt ouf
Den ndditen Sabn en- Quarter &prz
lduB geben?
Sdrcdiihes ltnsliif.
Cine iInge Game bcgeanet ei1em
ltumnlcu BETTER. Sic gibt linn Gin
Aluoicu unD fra9t i'm bod WtitIcip,
nie LANCE er itunIm lei.
Gd, on licber @imrel. periebte er
tIGgli6. 3 iino jest 8lpei Sabre!
Ibgciiibrt.
0ieier: Saeen Sic. 9err Subcr, aes
inert es sic nidt. Dab Sic 10 bid iinp?
3uber: Sas ui6t. aber pas icbcr
bumme aerl mid 10 irngt.
- & W
Gine ncue aranfheit.
Mama; Nuu lei arti9 ulb ieb' Sid
orbentli1.
Yaul (ber in Der Sdule Yriise( be-
fummcn bat Ah. Rama. ib bab'
iol6e YopoDagra!
- ~ ,&
9GRt tief blifen.
Mihter (6um angetla9ten) Sinb
Sic perbeiratbet2
Ingetlaster: Nein. Serr Gidter.
oieie &raeer rilbreu bon elmer anbes
reu aeilerei berl
- ~ 4
Sn Der Sinsimnbc.
@ciangoereins : 9irigcnt: Sd bore
Sic INNER iingen YSdu6lein blau".
es beiBt aber bod vGeuglein blnu!"
Sa~n9esbruber: Sci mir itebt auf
Der Notenreibe Dor aeuglein Elm b"
porgeI9rieben. "a
Set elmer 1arabe IN 8uelanb.
Srember Ciii5ier: 8aS Iebe if,
cine Sruppenparabe obne @affen?
Tuiiiider SffiSier: Sa. @epebre
unb Sdbel biirfen mir Den aerlen bod
uidt anpertraueu-
xusI -
Spshaft.
griter Serr Der I'M 8ufc cineg aros
zen YantoffelbeIoen ltebt) SD babe
lett 20 Sabren teincn &aui9 n,ebr
gebabt!
3peiter Serr: gsas, 10 LANCE iinp
sic ifon perbciratbet?
~ 20 ~
Snr6tbnre Srpbnns.
S6ueioer: 8enn sic iett binnen
pier5ebn Saeen nidt be5ablen, beiz
rattle i6 Sbrc grbtdntcl
~ " ~
Sesriinbetc Gntihmlbisnns.
Sausberr: !Soreu Sic. Winna. Die
W'clier fpnuten a6er better gepuet
iein.
Wtinnu: 3atte niht ylr,ii9enp Belt,
5err SoftOr, ih muBte bas Sabrrab
Der 9ndoieen Srnu pieen.
y ~ -
Gin @emiitbSmenih.
Sduspirtb (Su einem bon linn ers
mittierten Wietbcr): SD besrciie
nibt. mas sic nod INNER iammern
- Sic linb bod nlln fein 'rails!
sic tcrtnt i'm.
Sinh Sic pem gar nid)t belprgt Inn
Sbren Srduti9am, bo er l1ou leit brei
Io6en a~usaeblieben lit - lpenn er
8. .. gar nidlt mebr fdme?l
q. init 8elo 9ebt er nid}t 10 leidts
liuuig nm!
@as man red)t weif. fam man and
rcdbt insen, mcint Wuetbe.
Sin6e: Sageu sic mir einmal. mic
mo6ten Sic baS &lapiers uno Iiolins
concert NIT einem peutiden 8ortc BE-
Seid)nen?
&un8e: Sun etiua; %ereiuigtcs
SGmpfbammcrs uup Sd8efperf.
~ .s ~
Gin llnterihtcb.
~: %ir bcbauoeIu %unIcrc aS6!n,
ais Oh JIG 8ur SnmiIie gebDre.
g.: Gas biirfeu mir bel uulcrer
nif,t mogen. Die miiiien mir immer
nit 0lacebanoihuben anfaiien.
=: ~ .s
Die SanptinGe.
Same (por eincm Sortr6t in Ser
Misunderstanding Z: Buuoerbar, lpcnn
i6 mr. IuSfunIt BADEN fonntel
Mulcr: &crebrteS Srdulein. i'd
Bin DER Wlolcr rieics SilbeS. ponlit
fam i6 Sbnen picucn?
SrGulein: SDnueu Sic mir piels
leibt io9eu, mo iih bnS original III
A.E- 49, 81 Esss.--' Ts.EO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

Ser feline Srib (ber Dor bier 8oz
den bon Der 0rpBmuttcr so Gents
tefommen Bat. neil CT lief 10 brap
eincn 3n6n bat aus5icben laIien) /:
8roBmnma. fannit Oh mir uidJt ouf
Den ndditen 3abn en- Quarter &prz
iGuB aeben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

aeipinnen mill. gine5 Cages mabt
@plbiein, iein Spbn unb cine gro@
bere @eicli6aft eincn Iusflug. Mnn
fontntt an cinen bcrrlj6en Yunft. Nues
lit ent5iidt. 9a ruft @oloitein Gn9it@
lid): 5altet'S Dem Morris Die sd y.
ipnlt fGngt CT 81 Didtcn an!
- ~ ~
Nadj @rriG.
Srau (6ltm baimfcbrenSen 8at@
ten) 9enfe Sir, heutc @ormittag
mar Der @eri6tspoQ3ie6cr bier.
Mann: &as bat CT oenn gez
pfdnbet?
Srdn: Sns &labier.
Wann: @plt lei 9anfl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

II. J. PHELPS, Division Passenger Agent,
$50 Bank Bldg, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Ictu Orleans

en- 2a. Tes. 1909. llsb,raus alGnSsnbt ~glufSiat.
Sra9tt iiir unisrsn reid iluitrirten Soloer. wsls
der ben Utarot grae poultanotg b,itrslbt; sbeu'
Orleans for the Tourist, wsltbes eiHs Be
i6reibnng oieisr eigenartigen baIbtropii9sit
Staet eHthdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
H%botograpbirn

fSRHem Hur uou Grpertsu berSeitslt rusroei.
GEN 81 bs0bter. Sos ~palsuoe ei1t' uus
SbottenperbdltniB III tenneu uno baun
aud Die uotbiSsn, oft reht folipielI9eu
apparote III babsu. SieltS Niles III uors
honnsu. lpenn Sbr Gure Photographic uon
mir made l7Nrt.
". q. Waefcniic,
1915 Slap Str., Dubuque, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Banana,


oia Der SIinois GsttraI mad Teip Orleans mi
non bort mbGsntib per Gampier brett nod
Colon. BON mo man yer GiieupahH nab Der Stab
QaRoGa idbrt, @legdute meme Oampisr. Shret
bet far sober bstltelt: Panama and Contra
America via New Orleans"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Slpriba.
Sauaita, Cuba,
Oh 0iegicp,

Oh WegIcp,
eireit Der @iiegbobHltnisu erretht, pelhe Ken
Orleans btr ibrgn uno oeebalb cine Gelsgsnbei
biettn. oiele msltwiroiae Staot ~ beiuden
Sbretbet Jar illuitrirten 5eiotr, bstiteli
Mexico via New Orleans"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

Nue ob~emsenamn,e s%iteratus tit fpientret
80 babem.
Sur Staten, Saprpldns uub nahere Gin, ,Ibsiten
neuoe mau iih an ben lntsrSs !9nstsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
SpaB nlnb md icin.
Sit Gicfenec6irse.

:@SSSSSg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
@ifsbura, WifI.,

y, WttH.I
uub Der ~Watiouals Wtttirs8art, nslhsr hte o.
Iaserrna une @srIbeloignnl br Staot cont,
memorial. Sin iniereilouier Crit, ben man ani
Dem @sst rid 9tep Crtsans btiutsn tanu.
Sfretbet inr reidlth iiuhr rteS 9n2, betitelt
"Nicksburg for the Tourist"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Spt springs, Irf.

Spt Gprings, grf.
Die sin5tge Giieubatntiuis. wsfte tagtit eiuer
Shleiipastu bon GDicaso mad Sol SpriHgs
ourdtohren l0bt, aetH lutiteigsn, SAlaiwa.
geu. eleftrlD bslenbtet. ole moberuen 8trbeiie'
runlen. Spsiietpasea'2isnlt. Sdrstbst iir iIu.
itrrten botpsr nber 0pt Spriras.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06
TEXAS EMPTY ACRES.

The land map issued by the Com
mercial Secretaries association show
ing the cultivated and uncultivated
area OF Texas is the most eloquent
invitation to the homeless thousands
to come to Texas ever issued. But IT
is more than an invitation to the
ambitious immigrant. 1t is cata-
logue OF material resources that
should swell the Texas heart with
pride and impress us with the SPLEEN
did opportunities that lie about us.
With an uncultWated domain COM
prising I4l,372.0G0 acres, with the
vast mineral and timber resources of
the state only partially developed,
with hundreds OF miles of navigable
rivers yet TO be improved, there
stretches out before US vista Of ma
teriaI wealth that should stir the
blood and fire the ambition of every
citizen Of this great state.
With enough unoccupied land to
provide a home and living for every
man. woman and child OF every race
and color in the United States, Texas
offers welcome TO the thrifty and
aw-abiding immigrant and to the
investor unriyaled by any section OF
the globe.
But this showing of splendid OPP
portunities is not only an invitation
to Immigration and investment from
abroad. but it should be an insplra-
ton TO every landless man in Texas
10 redouble his efforts TO get
homestead for mis- family somewhere
on these broad but empty acres.
Much Of this unoccupied land is
owned by the state and is rapidly be
ing purchased in large tracts. At the
earliest possible moment the state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

should conserve this vast body of
land for homes for its own citizens,
by reducing the number of acres
that may be purchased by one per-
son. This domain Is the heritage not
alone of this generation, but of flu
ture carnations as we'll.
This land map. should bring home
to us another important truth, which
is the imperative duty of the state
to do more for the agricultural de-
velopment of the state in the way or
added facilities for teachin gagrlcul-
ture to the rising generation of boys
and demonstrating the best methods
of farming to the present generation
of farmers. In doing these things
ter states having less acres and few
er farmers. The wide diversity of soil
and climate in this state presents
many diverse agricultural problems,
which it is the duty of the state to
solve. With agricultural courses
regular part of the public school
curriculum, with one or more state
colleges of agriculture with an at
tendance of 5000 or 5000 young
men. with an experiment farm in
every county and a demonstration
farm in every neighborhood, with
farmers clubs and institutes In every
school district, not only would the un
cultivated area of the state be rapid
Ily decreased, but the area already IN
cultivation would produce larger and
more profitable yields.
The time is ripe for our states
men to respond to public sentiment
and public need and construct pol
| icy of agricultural development
which will people our empty acres
with happy and prosperous farmers.
Fort Worth Record.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06
Entertaining and Hosp,t.I;sv.

have no sympathy with tue tired
murmur of the strainipg women who
speak of entertaining as "a duty to
society" We all have duties 10 socie-
ty bur entertaining is not one of them.
There is no more obligation for a wo-
man to entertain than there is for a
man TO swap horses With neighbor.
The conditions rs they now exist are
identical. The neighbor may desire TO
swap his horse. bat 10 man feels
bound on that account TO exchange his
own for ii against his wish. Since |
have recognized the market value OF
NV own horse and how much am al
ways expected TO give ito boot,
never swap.
The real and usually neglected duty
to society is hospitality. and that has
an important distinction from enter
tanning II is hospitality only when
the entertainment is without hope OF
reward The moment the host hopes
to receive in exchange even good
opiniOp little affection or admIra
ton it ceases to be hospitality and be
comes entertaining The foundation
of hospitality must be perfect unself
isbness
The question left us to solve in ind
vidnal cases is. Which will give the
most satisfaction as society is now or
agnized Ethel Davis in Dishonesty
and Caste"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06
NEED A NATIONAL PURITY
LEAGUE.

What has become of the old brown
sugar from which our mothers made
their fruit preserves? II Is very
sweetening, fine for molasses candy,
and is the ideal sugar for the poor
and the economically minded, as
little of it goes a long way and 1t Is
pure and wholesome. 1t has disap-
peared because the sugar trust sells
only that quality Of sugar which
gives it the most refining to do to the
profit OF the trust.
How can the sugar trust so con-
troll the sugar trade? What is the
secret of its monopoly? Last sum
mer the republican insurgents, or
"progressives, as they prefer to call
themselves, made strong fight for
an honest scale of duties and for the
fashioned brown sugar, which IS
cheap and good, a saving and bene-
fetal to the people Senator J. l..
Bristow led the fight, but its result
in the spcial session was defeat VIII
it be renewed at the regular session
this month?
THE sugar trust, controlling the
refining business and congress, says
the Topeka Capital, sells only that
quality of sugar that gives the trust
the maximum quantity of refining to
do. al the trusts profit. Brown su-
gar, useful for some purposes and
valuable to the poor, has nothing IN
il for the sugar trust, and so 1t is
no longer obtainable in this country,
because Of the tariff. Senator Bris-
tow has made that as clear as day
light, but nobody voted with him but
Notwithstanding that the old tariff
was a trust-made tariff, and notwlth-
standing that the trust was confess
ed thief. the trust made the tariff
again. There were not enough '1nsur-
gents in congress to have it done
differently"
their old-fashioned brown sugar
What is especially noteworthy in the
extract Just made from the Kansas
paper is not only its plea for the poor
mans sugar, but its bold statement
that the sugar trust controls con-
gress and is confessed thief. What
sort of congress is it that is con-
trolled by an honest trust if it is pos
sible TO find that rari avis? What is
the country coming to when We have
a congress that is controlled by a
trust that is not only trickster IN
trade. a merciless monopolist, tri-
butte taber from the people and an
Ioppressor. as are so many of the
trusts. but is also a cheater, de-
frauder of the government by de-
! Hberate system of false weights, and
lin no small sum? The loot ranged
tsums that make Jesse James seem a
piker and Lafitte and Captain Kidd
insignificant sneak thieves Wher
we have a congress that is controlled
by a combination like that, ought moi
the president to appoint day fol
solemn prayer and fasting, 10 the enc
that heaven may be earnestly en-
,treateG to stop the corrul ton Of Am
erican business and politics and enc
their unholy alliance And God helps
those who help themselves. After
iproper prayer, the American people
should form a National Purity Lea
cue and take active measures to
prosecute the offenders against the
law. both those in and out of con-
gress Houston Chronicle.
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Patents to Texans.

Schley 4 Davis, patent attorneys
|of 401 Main street, Dallas, Texas
lannounce the issuance of the fol
flowing patents to Texans for the
week ending Dec. A:
f. M. Buchanan, sulphur
Springs pillow.
w. H. Dunn, San Antonio; device
for sharpening razors.
E. England, Ell Campo: land roll
Ter.
j. MaGodoy, San Antonio; auto
matte switch.
j. N. Young, assignor to S. W.
King Dallas; oil burner.
Trademarks.
National Coffee CO., Fort Worth
coffee.
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Old Gentleman lin brokers office
Now what do You tbiak | might buy?
Broker You ought to uave some Char
tered Old Gentloman- Why. was
only thinking coming mp in the train
that ought to sell some Chartered.
Broker twho wants commission
Well. that's not a bad idea. either
London Financial Times.
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Fresh Air For Sleeping.

A person requires tweutv cubic
inches of fresh air At each respiration,
or on an average Of 400 per minute
and in ten hours sleep he consumes
$50 cubic feet Of air The air of a
bedroom ten feet square. having its
doors and windows closed and occu-
pied by one person. would become IN
III for respiration In four hours. In
the case OF two occupants the time
would. Of course. be reduced to two
hours 80 New York American.
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Died at Bellevue.

Mrs. Mamie Christopher died a
Bellevue Friday night was bur
led at that place Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Christopher Was the wife OF &c
Christopher, brother to Mat Christie
.pher OF near Waxahachie. Mrs
Christopher once lived near WaXaif
chic and has many friends here WI,
will be sorry to hear OF her demise
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

Judge Brooks resigns and jumps
on Colquitt. while Johnson and Da
wilson will enjoy the fun which is
sure TO follow As for PoindeXter. he
an also ran
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

After exposure, and when you feel
a cold coming on, take Foley's Hon
ey and Tar, the great throat and
lung remedy. 1t stops the cough, re-
lieves the congestion, and expels the
cold from your system. Is mildly lax
atiye b. w. Fearis u
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If the Dallas News Snap Shot"
will pardon Us, We viii suggest that
Mr Peeyish whispers in our ear that
a senator in the ranks is in a better
position TO help Aldrich than if he
were the chosen leader Of his party
in that BODY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

Senator Culberson has resigned
the position of democratic leader,
and it is announced in advance that
Senator Bailey will not accept the
place Modesty would seem TO sug-
gest that he wait until the same is
rendered him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

In order TO deprive the organs OF
the pleasure of saying we told you
So the Light will state now that II
does not anticipate a verdict of gull
ty in the Pierce case at Austin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-06

If Texas would set aside all the
chronic office seekers, and place her
affairs in the hands of solid, substan-
tial business men. the result would
be gratifying TO all who desire 10 see
Justice done 10 every class and every
interest and the state placed on the
high road TO true prosperity and
greatness.