The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 3, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1909 Page: 5 of 8
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THE BOl/fiiSE, MfttAlL 3L/M'£JS
m CUSPEME0 PURWC TH£ WAT
bniuitlit up in parliament nm! lh *
"hanihnr of ilrimtleti p«hb«i1 a vote
■ f 0(Miilc|«iic<> In the Kovornnient,
which at oik*#' lii'Kiiu ilf>clsiv«> moan-
•ires. TIip orili-r k.m'D was: "Work or
Iciir out."' Troop* liogau kwIjik In
• Iho outlyluK lortrosFfH, ntiil the
. i i'. iri ri' i choi'il tii i! <> hlaro of hu-
Kit's, tht< slirli ks of flfcK ,n<l tho roll
>f ilniuu Tho nn'ii with In cnmpalgn
Irc-s rcaily for liiiKiness. ICach man
•lo rli ii his cooking utc.islls and pro-
vIhIoiim so lhe> couM camp In the
-trwii The military operators were
.IrafU'.l from all parts of France an«l
iicHsaK' s to K" out from Paris.
Th ■ solillcrK bi'camtf letter aorteri
ttn<i letter carriers. Alter ilUplaying
HKuresslve tactics for a week more
the employes voted to return to
work.
THE GC/fCRAL /VJ T VfCS, PAR/<5
Not since the (lays of the far Is
Commune. In 1.K71. when the civil war
was carried on in the streets, have
the people of the French capital been
♦>o stirred as they have hv the strike
of the telegraph and telephone opera
tor« and postal employes, which for a
time Isloated them from the outside
world, and spread to all parts of the
•utlyiiiK provinces. In America,
where the linen are controlled h> pri
vate companies, the strike could not
have assumed the political importance
It has in France, where the lines are
government property and the men
government offldnV. and the strike
was directed against the minister of
the cabinet in charge of the telegraph
and against the government Itself It
thus lost Its aspect as a strike against
economic conditions and became a
political one, verging on revolution
for the malcontents were eager to
Join with the strikers and upset the
rt public.
The trouble arose from the fact that
the government had planned, with the
approval of parliament, to introduce
a partial merit system of promotion
to replace the previous system of pro
motion, which was entirely b\ senior
Ity ami wan affecting Iho whole s>«
ft;in with "dry rot."
The emploves wished to stick to the
old plan, and the first riot occurred on
March It This was quickly stamped
out, but during the uevt few days mat-
ters grew worse Hallway mall clerks
refused to go on their trains, teh?
graphers would not send nvsaagos,
and here and there throughout the city
people could not get their mail, as the
telegraphers were Joined by the other
postal employes, Including the mail
carriers The telephone service,
every 1 i111 while, was practically out
of commission. A general strike was
declared by the central organization
of postal employes and meetings
were held throughout 1'ntis. Women
t4*>k a prominent part in the demon-
strations. speaking from chairs and
barrel heads, on street corners and in
the publit squares
Se vehement were their speeches
against the postal department that
over forty of the feminine orators
were taken to the hospitals suffering
from nervous exhaustion, The anger
of the strikers soon centered on M.
Simyan, under secretary of posts and
telegraphs, and they made Insistent
demands for his removal. Ity the
inth. foreign calls were answered In-
frequently, and the city seemed as If
In a state of siege. No news could he
sent from Paris to London or back.
The bourse had a wire between the
two capitals, which It was able to use
for a time, but hankers and brokers
suffered Immense losses, not knowing
anything of the condition of foreign
markets. Messengers were sent by
rail to Havre and then hv boat across
the channel to the British telegraph
offices.
My the mth Paris was completely
cut off from the outside world, nil of
the operators as fw north as Havre
and as far sout': as Lyons having
Joined forces with the Paris strikers
Mall bags lay In great heaps at th-
stations, as the employes would not
touch them The government saw that
if must act at once or revolution
would be the result. M Clemenceau,
the Fre.ich premier, approved of Sim
van's position. Telegraphers were
brought in and government business
transacted as best It could be The
men at the Klyso" had struck. These
understand the Holier messages, ami
the premier was greatly embarrassed,
as some of them related to the Mai-
lt all crisis and the prestige of the
countiv was liable to fall in the eyes
of the world If If was found to be at
the mercy of the strikers while Im-
portant diplomatic negotiations In-
volving pence and war In Kurope were
being «arritd on. The matter was
WHAT COLORS SHALL I USE 7
Thla Question la Important in Painting
a House or Other Building.
a proper color scheme i.« extremely
Important In painting u house It
makes all the difference bet w een a
really attractive home and one at
which you wouldn't take a second
glance. And it makes a big difference
in the price the property will bring on
the market,
As to the exterior, a good deal ti >-
per1« upon the size and architecture
of the house, and upon its surround-
ings. For u good interior effect you
must consider the size of the rooms,
the light, etc.
You can avoid dlsapisdiitinent by
studying the books of color schemes
for both exterior and Interior painting,
which can be had free by writing Na-
tional liead Company, 1902 Trinity
Mulldlng, New York, and nsking for
HouBoowner's Painting Outfit No -p.i
The out lit also includes specifications,
and a simple Instrument for testing
the purity of paint materials. Pure
White Lead which will stand the test
In this out lit will stand the weather
test. National Lead Company's fa-
mous Dutch Hoy Painter trademark
on the keg Is a guarantee of that kind
of white lead.
A FACER.
New Way to Keep Potatoes.
Consul (jeneral Richard Huenther of
Frankfort reports that a German pub-
lication. the Practical Adviser in
Fruit Raising ami Hardening, states
that u new method for keeping pota-
toes and preventing sprouting con-
sists in placing them on a layer of
(ike. |ir. Schiller of Brunswick, who
has published the method, Is of the
"pinion that the Improved ventilation
iv means of coke Is not alone respon-
lblo for the result, but believes that
t is due to the oxidation of the coke,
which, however, is a very slow one,
nke always contain* sulphur, anJ If
i s very possible that tho minute
piantltles of oxides of carbon and sul-
phur, which result from the oxida-
tion. mixing with the air and pene-
trating among the potatoes, are sufll-
• lent to retard sprouting, potatoes
o treated are said to keep in good
condition until the following July.
Big, Painful Swellings Broke and Did
Not Heal—Suffered 3 Years.
Tortures Yield to Cuticura.
Ancient Mines to Be Closed.
The ancient silver mines at Frei-
berg. Saxony, where a number of
the older mining engineers of this
country were trained in practical
work while students at technical
Institutions in Germany, will be per
rutin tit ! v closed These mines ha>e
a on going i ack upward of 1,000
years. The first tbalers, from which
came the word dollar, were coined
from silver from these ancient Saxon
mines, and for centuries the German
trader* called oasterlings, from whoso
merchants ami bankers in Kngland
the word sterling as applied to pounds
sterling cairn into use, derived their
bar i ml coined silver for trading at
the great falls of all parts of Europe
from these Saxon mines. Many « war
was lought in order to p t control of
i he silver mines at Freiberg.—Fi-
nance.
Cause of "American Voice."
1 think myself that what as much
as anything else, laid the foundation
of the American voice was the ncrv
ous ill health, lasting over three or
four generations, of the American
woman I'p to the middle of the
nineteenth century, ami even beyond,
foreigners w« ri surprised w hen they
came across a healthy looking woman.
The Isolation of frontier life, the gen
eral tension of the American climate,
malaria, bad diet and W'>r*e sanita
Hon, combined to turn one-half the
■ nation into semi-invalids, and the thin
, sharp, slovenly, staccato toiiea of the
i American women were as often as not
the result of physical and nervous de
j pression. 1 do not say that 111 health
; was th sole cause, but it Is undoubt
i edly the fact that as the health of
Americans has improved so have
their voices l/mdoti Chronicle.
Plans Bible University.
A Mible school, ralb'd the Lincoln
Centennial Mible university, to be in
eorpormed under the laws of Massa-
i hlisetts, with the privilege of holding
$f nn,mio in property, whore men of all
nationalities and creeds an«l every so
cla! standing may become students,
I- the aim of .1 Wyeth Coolidge, re
former and philanthropist, of Cam
bridge, Mass At this "university"
the Mible viIt be the only book to be
studied, with Mible dictionaries and
lllhb concordances
F'3h Shares. Soell with Motlusk.
In a recent Issue i i zoological perl
orllcal L. Phi'c descrfh' the curious
hat M of 'i new specie,i of fish from the
Mahanam This IMi spends par s of
lis til" c in tin sli'dl , f a large speci<
of st rem bus Pic ably it Hilda tin.
■hell i, convenient Hid place ol
retreat from Its eiienii's Its pe-s
once does not appear to l-e <>t any ad
vantage to the molln K
Municipal Ownership in Leeds.
In the last II viats, according to
officially reported retirm the city of
Leeds Kngland, has egmed a profit
of |5,60r..(>00 from Its municipally
owned tramways water works, gas
works and electric light plant.
Ili You have looked on my face tor
the last time!
She—Why? Are you going to grow
a beard?
CURED ITCHING HUMOR.
"Little black swellings were scat-
tered over my face and neck and they
would leave little black scars that
would Itch so 1 couldn't keep from
scratching them. • Larger swellings
would appear and my clothes would
stick to the son's. I went to a doctor,
but the trouble only got worse. My
this time it was all over my arms and
tho upper part of my body in sw< Mings
as large as a dollar. It was so pain-
ful that I could not bear to li< on my
back. The second doctor stopped the
swellings, but when they broke ihe
places would not heal. 1 bought a set
of the Cuticura Remedies and in less
than a week some of the places were
nearly well. 1 continued until 1 bad
used three sets, and now I am sound
and well. The disease lasted three
years. O L. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn.,
Feb. S, 1908.'
I'otu-r Urn* A Cbuiu. Corp., S lo i'rops., Boston.
Mere Humans.
A Wllkesbarre magistrate has de-
cided that a cow has precedence over
an automobile and docs not have to
wear a red lantern on hi r tail when
standing !n the read o' nights medi-
tatively chewing her cud Human be-
ings apparently must take their
chauces.
Hough on Rats, unbeatable i y terminator
itongll 1.1. llfcli Lit e, .Nest Powder !i&c.
Rough on m uting.-, Powder or L<ic) d, -ac
Rough un Fieus. Powder or Liquid. 26c
itoughon Roaches Pow o, inc., uq d, 26c
ivougti on Mollis and Ants, Powder. 26c.
iiough on SUceters, agreeable In use J be
e.. £>. Weils, Chemist, Jersey City, N. J.
The Subject's Nature.
"What kind of rates do they pay for
balloon stories?"
"I don't know, but they ought to be
space rates."
He<l, Weak. Wenry, W nlrry IC>e
Relieved by Murine I.v. Remedy 1 oin-
piiuudeil by l".\perieRo d PI v- .i.ms Mu-
rine line*n't Smart. Soothes Ky I'aln
Write Murine Kye It. .• < 1 \ > >> >'blciig .
fer illustrated Kyu Hook. At i'rugglsts.
Some men exercise as much irnng
(nation on their own excellt <•< s that
they have nothing left but Judgment
for the good In others.
That real mint leaf Julct Is very
healthy. P.ut you won't get it unless
vou sec th<' spear oil real WRIGLKY S
SPKAKMl.NT.
The Serpent's Inducement.
Perhaps the serpent told l'-vc that
apples were good for the complexion.
Look' Don't listen! Look for the
spear—don t listen to dealers In imiiii
tion Spearmint. Insist on WRIGLKY 8
Age and Experience.
Macon: As we grow less young, tho
aged grow less old.
Giirtield Tea bus brought g"( l tenth to
the. -,ind-! I neipiiilled t"i < -ti>' .e.it ,<>n
livi i and kidney ih-en-i • i mnpojed <•)
Herbs. I uy from y^ui druggist
T-tiere will tie disappointment witn
the music ol heaven unh ss nio.ii'rs
songs are sung >!>< r>
Insist on good tllgestlon. You get
that by insisting v-n WRIGLKY S
SPKAKMINT
In one year the escnpena-nt w>io 1
of a watch niakei ?.;l.v 1 levolu'i'-ii!
practical Uain.
Teacher Lennle, If you were to
take your fat hern razor and leave the
steel blade open out iu the grass over- t
night, what would happen?
Ijearnod Lennie It would get as re.
suit oxidation of the steel or what Is
commonly called rust.
Teat her Quite right Now, Willie,
if you would put your mother's <tla
mom! ring In the lire, what reuult
would you get?
Wise \\ llllfs— I'd get u llckln".
How's This?
W# otfrr Om for any
nut* of < iit4trrh llmt etiiuot l o cuml by llail *
( alitrrh Cur<
K I rill st V A co,, 'I'olnlo, O.
\\>. I hi* tindrmuriitMr lt vr kfiowtt I J in m y
f< r ilii.* int t i.s Vmn, itn«i liHU-tc iiiiu |*s rfrr*ly
urabli* In nil hualllHMi trMUHAt'lloitN nul I1iihii< Utlly
abit* to carry out nrty ubliirntioiiR iiiadr i v hu Unit.
U ALIO NO. Kinnan A MAHVIN,
W litiifnaip l ruvglPiN. Tohl" O.
ff*ll i Patarrh tMrr l* Ukfti iiitfriiallv. artfitg
dlrrctlv u|N>ii thr ami miicotia Marfan* of Uw>
iivMt**ni I. MtitiioiilniH wnt fr*i- I'rtce 7IS tent* i>ej
Ixittlr. Holil by nil hnu'wiMi
11 an n 1 aiully I'liia for countitvailoo.
Inside History.
Indignant Wife What's the use of
my saying anything to you. .lohn? It
gees in at one ear aud out at the I
ot her!
Provoking Husband Not always.
Maria When you say anything worth
umuliiig 1 stop It on the waj through.
Important to Mothers.
Kxamlne carefully every bottle of
('ASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
inIanth aud children, and see that it |
Hears the
Signature of(
In Use For Over JJO Years.
The Kind You Have Always nought
No Escape.
"The smell of smoke certainly does
make me 111."
"Then why do you allow your hus-
band to smoke so much In Ihe house?"
"1 might as well. When my hus-
band isn't smoking the chimney is."
8h«ke Into Your Shoe*
' Allen's Pout-Kane, a powder for your feet
It cures painful, swollen, smarting, sweat-
ing feet, Makes new shots easy. Sold by
, all Druggists and Shoe Stores Don't at -
1 rept liny substitute. Sample I'ltKK. Ad-
' dress A, S. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. V.
A Time Mix-Up.
Author What kind of a play has
the best chance now of acceptance?
Manager- The one with a future is
that of the lady with a past at present.
For Colds and Gripp—Capudine.
Tb< besi remedy for tirlpp and Colds Is
f I lek H* I'.lpudin- Relieve-. 111. ;o lllllK l lid
feverlsbness I'ures tile cold I leudacheH
11 so ti s Liquid Kite.-is immediately—10,
and ode at Drug Stores. ,
When Love Is Young.
Mabel- Who was the best man at
your wedding?
Kthcl—Why, my husband, of course.
It's Pettit's Eye Salve.
that give* instant relief to eyes, irritated
from dust. heat, sun or wind l'.V Ml drug-
glsta or Howard Ul os., Mulfalo, .N.
Vast Area for Treis.
England has 17.uno.000 acres of land
available for forestatlon.
Chases (hirst! Hrlghtens eyes!
Sweet, ris breaths! Helps digestions!
vVRIGLKY S SI'KARM I NT
"Who cares if a duck of girl Is
feat her-hcudcd ?
Woman's Beauty
Rotup women retain their beauty to an advanced
ape. But women, who regularly endure pain, afje
rapidly, for Buffering leaves its lasting marks on
them.
Nearly all women suffer more or less with some
form of female trouble. It should not be negleetcd.
Avoid the pain—treat yourself at home by taking
Cardui, as thousands of other women have done.
Begin at once and give Cardui a fair trial.
CARDUI
It Will Help You
J *
Mrs. Katie Burlison, Corevillc, 111., trieil Cardui and writofi:J
"I sutfered with female troubles, and was so sick 1 could not stand
on my feet. Finally I began to take Cardui, and soon began to
mend. Now I urn able to do all my housework and am in much I
bettor health than I was before." Try it.
AT ALL DRUG STORES
■'' "jt' ■.'^ '"K
Given Away
We will give the above amount to the individual
sending in the largest number of names of people
who own a kodak or camera before July 15th,
1909, We will also give five ether prizes to
the five individuals who are nearest to the winner.
HOUSTON OPTICAL CO., Houston, Texas
GREAT
FOR
PAIN
Guars'1
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth?
You start sickness by mistreating nature
and it generally shows first in the bowels
mid liver. A loc box (week'streatment)
of CASCARKTS will help nature help
you. They will do more—using them
regularly us you need them—th«n any
medicine on Earth. Get a Ikii trxlav;
t.ike a CASCAPICT tonight. l!etter in
the morning. It's the result that makes
millicos take them. tut
CABCAKKTS ioc a fnr n week'#
treatment, nil drtigKUtft. lt>KKr'tt filer
in the woflcl. Milhuu boxes a mouth.
This Trade-mark
l'!liininu(c.s AH
Uncertainty
in the j mi rt hasc of
paint material#.
It is an aliMilute
giiarantee <il pur-
ity and quality.
l''ur your ow it
protection, see
tli.it it is on the side of
every keg of while lead
you buy.
NATIONAL It ID COMPANY
1102 Trinity Building. N w To*
TOILET ANTISEPTIC
NOTHINC LIKE IT FOR
YUP TirCTU Bnv d<*nti(tir«
I lit I LL I o m cleantuig, whitening and
rrmovind taitur Irom llir teeth, liemdet dc lroying
all jii-riiu ol decay and dueuc which ordinary
loolh pirpaiatiom cannot do.
TUF MAI ITU u,<^ M • tnou,I>"
I fit 1*1 w w I il u'leii liuintr. ui(ir mouth
It
and throat, purifien the lire nth, and kill* the gn mi
which rollril in thr mouth, canning fore iriioat.
had teeth, bad breath, gr<|«pe, and much (ickneM.
vop rvrc wbrn iiiflarurd, lirr-d, at h
I ll£L titw Bnd burn, nu'V be instantly
relieved and itrengthened by 1'aitine. _ «
f^ATARPU f'axtine will dr<(roy the (|erm
A I flnnn that cau e catarrh, lieal the in.
fli rnrnati<« and «top the dincharge.
rerr.edy lor uterine catarrh
i'axtine is a harmless yet jxiwerlul
oermicide.disintri-laiit and deodorizer. |
Used in bathing it destroys odors arid
leaves the body antiseptic ally clean.
FOH SALE AT ORUO STORES,OOc
OR POSTPAID BY MAIL.
URGE SAMPLE FREE!
THE PAXTON TOILET CO.. BOSTON. MASS.
KNOWN SINCE IS36 AS RELIABLE
• (TRADEMARK)
**gS3i black
Va®* r adciii rc
THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR
Used by More Than Two Million Men
NO STROPPINC NO HONINC
KNOWN TMt
wpsiow1'
CAPSULES
SUPCItlOR REHE0Yfu*URIMARY DISCHARGES! c.
DRUGGISTS ox «v MAIL oh RECEIP'TorSOc
H.PLANTEN& SON. 91 HENRY ST BROOKLYN N Y
Typewriters Rebuilt
nil miiki'H, at « n * hnlf mitnii-
flloHirt TH' prlct*. < mmm' KHlifW
NVc h«*I| thi'tu «>ti nitv|>fli 1 v
pfiynu ntH,or r .t th«*m mi t.i,
and allow ornlit fi r r titnl
If fvittiln a vi-nr.
Hoo utl htiti'l i y | «• w r i 11? r u
frtiiu Ftv« ImltnrH, up.
HOUSTON TYPF.WRITEK EXCHANGE 1 Uh, , , , , , '
Phone 1*17 lllfl Pralrio Avenue. llouMsn. Tim LUMBER 'r.~.Ti 'i «'.s ni'"« V ' l" «"i'ri. ■■ ►
^vttlBLKV'NiZTE-
i (tlinUIIUTM I.UllltiAT ( « .,
defiance starch
j rt «•
I I 11 U N t 111! I
never at 1.k#
to tho lr«iiu
Lares Through lbs Blood
Snubbed In Town.
"'What iirt- you fitting now ?"
"Strivlnn fni rtTfitmltiiiu."
"Hei'kiliU fnttir i'h"
"Not '*artly I'm strivlnf to pft on
speaking ttrit'c with a >:ltl who pnitn-
tM'd to ti«* initio at ihf m h-Iihh '
Foe Headache Try Hicks' Capudine.
Whi'fluT frmn t'« Nls. If at .Ston I t r
\'« t\iMin IrotthU'H. 'li it) I I'M nr -fu-Mlllv
. ll 'Vf'il by Cap Kltti* It - ' .><11< 1« 1 |*|« in
« mr to takr KITi ■ is In tin llal n K , H.'i
h in' (k'< a! I't uk' St i • •
A true* friend in iiif who malyt- us
do what ran.—Piirlpt
Mr*, Winsliiw'n
For r\ ti«. en t<M-thllivr. h*'t\vu t. rinlmw in
••.•yi| iilii|iiurt)i RlU'ltuilu JM-aiNttUo.
A lui'tlirr 18 a mit;ur that nrvor
n.lttlTb
Pimples, Itching Humors, Rheumatism, Blood
Poison, Eczema, Bone Pains.
II It It. (Botanic Hlo.nl Itulm) in tin* only that kl!is the |M t* on m
th* hiiHnl thru purlftt'H li Mciidin^ a M«mmI of purr, rt -h IiIimkI ihrn't t«> th«* «ktn
hvirfin'c, llmifH, JointM iiii<t wlu-n-vrr tin* <liH« ;ist* is l«M at«"l In thin way nil Son'*,
t Pltnp t*h, Eruption* hip h«*al«*<l ami rur * l pnitiM iiml u« of KhcunuttIsm
< <*iiv«*. HwelltrtffM Htibhulr. It It. ft t>uinplrt«,lv chan^rr* th** iiito ^h-an. lo-althy
roiullt l<>n (riving t ! «• sUtr tin* rlfh. roil li tic « f p« rf«*< t health H >t H iun*t! *
worst fni pum-h. Try It. * I .OO urr Inrtrr hull •• itt Iim^r storr** s%-lth >\ r«M-t mn
for hotm* rur«*. *A.n I'l.K I'll II'. I> 1.1:1m,' It I,OO lot tLTIIO, At III IIIU, 4.11.
WRIOLEV S .
SICK HEADACHE
aSXS
CARTER'S
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
Ponltlvely c iire-d by
tli-vsc I.itlli- Pills.
Thry al*« r* IIim i* r>l«*-
from 1 > ln«
«llfr«'Httnt\ i I Tim * hearty
I' atlnif. V p'-rfri't r« tu-
• «ly for I M ;: t*r Si u
*•♦•11, UmwhlMi'itK, I! a <t
TrtHfp In t In* Mouth, ( i>a *
Tontrtto, I'aln Iti .*«
si.lr, Tt>l(I'll) MVI.U.
iweU. I'uii'Jy Viycuble.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
■ mm) t m i rir« Cm Salt.
rn t in « ' i ■ * • . • t wth.
lt"®v«*r ('Alia to AMtor* .Iray
Hair to Pa Youthra Color.
Uurac caip v half falUug.
> atul 11 « u' i" f|t
Tlwjr r vulat«- thi* lt«
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Genuine Must Bcnr
Fac-Simi!e Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
ARTERS
ITTLE
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PILLS.
MrCANt'S DF.TECTIVE AGENCY.
Houston, Tram, op«>rttni thr Urgfit fore* ol
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 3, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 1, 1909, newspaper, May 1, 1909; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205790/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.