The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-04

1t says that mo politi-
cal significance whatever, SO far as
the various factions are concerned,
was attached to the action of the
State Executive Committee Monday,
in deciding that voters who are quail
fed for their regular election In
November, will also be allowed to
participate in the August primary. |
Supporters of Gov. Longino were |
sharply divided on the question, as
were likewise the supporters of Sem
ator Money"
1t is matter of some interest to !,
know how the supporters Of Senator
Money were divided on this question,
as there was only one supporter OF
Senator Money on the committee
present, SO far as known, and he was
Capt. I. T. Blount, the proxy for
Mr. N. B. Crawford, who resigned
just before the adjournment. How
Capt. Blount could have been divided
agaist himself, is hard to determine.
If he was divided himself on this
issue, it is pity he didn't hold
convention with himself; or at least
hold a primary election in which he
only could vote, and thus get together
with himself. Globe.
Now is the time to do your white
washing. You can get the lime from
o. L. Kimbrough.
There was unusual interest in the
opening of the Yale Summer School
of Forestry, at Milford: Pa, Tuesday,
in view of the extraordinary floods,
cyclones and forest fires which have
prevailed in various parts of the
United States within the past few
months, their ravages being accom-
panied by great losses OF life and prop
erty. The meteorological influence of
the forest is well known and appre-
ciated, but little understood, and the
necessity for an increased diffusion of
general knowledge of the subject ap-
peals very strongly, not only to the
scientists connected with the depart
ment of agriculture, but to all think
ing men throughout the country.
The preservation Of our forests is of
the most vital interest to the people.
buy in car lots and discount all
bills. YOt don't have to order your
Buggy. / sell them cheaper.
m16-tf J. J. HARDY.
The Scranton Chronicle truthfully
says that ''some of the Money pa
pers are making fierce attack on the
record of Governor Longino. This
course of campaigning is their privi-
lege, but the intelligent people of the
State cannot be deceived by it.
Longino's ability as statesman has
| been demonstrated to his constituents
and what ever is said deregatory of
him by the enemies simply adds to
his already great strength.
For Rent.
Burlington residence on Main street.
| Apply to MRS. Il. S. KENDALL,
354 Linden ST.,
| MIG Memphis, Tenn.
1t is not necessary for the editors
of the State to write bitter things
about Vardaman in order to defeat
him for governor. All they need to
do is to reprint from the Common
wealth the many bitter and foul
things he has written about others,
His own language cOnvictS him OF
unworthiness. Valley Pro
gress.
You Know What You're Taxing.
When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay.
500.
We have heard a number of Money
supporters say that he was too perso'
nal in his speech at Greenwood, and
that it lost him friends. His abuse OF
Gov. Longino, is hurting him badly
But this is keeping with most of his
lspeeches in the past.
Look at pictures, you can't tell {
$35 Buggy from $65 Buggy. I don'1
show you pictures, but Buggies.
m16-tf J. J. HARDY.
It comes to US from several reliable
sources that Mr.. Noel is still steadil!
gaining in the race for Governor, ant
if the canvass moves on as it nov
does, he will undoubtedly be in tn
second primary; in which event b.
will assuredly be the next Cover