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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-12-14
THE TOOTH OF supDRa.
NRelic Sacred to All Who Follow
the Religion He Founded.

SkcA CERTAIN tooth is to the
81 w. Z Buddhists what the Holy
. "A D Sepulchre at Jerusalem is
q - to the Christians, and what
NO~ the birthplace at Mecca of
the greatest Of Arabian
prophets is to the Mahometans. This
tooth is believed by the pilgrims to
its shrine to have come from the sacred
mouth of Gautama Buddha, the found
er of their faith. The shaven, bare
footed priests who watch over the relic,
say that it was taken from the ashes
Of his funeral pyre five centuries before
Christ was born. AS matter of fact,
this profoundly venerated object looks
suspiciously like the tooth of a wild
boar or a monkey.
The ''holy tooth" is enshrined in
Handy, mountain town on the ISL
and Of Ceylon, and thither it draws
pilgrims from about one-third the en-
tire population of the world. Wher-
ever Buddhism has spread, the fame
of this bit Of bone has gone, so that it
is regarded as sacred by more than
four hundred and fifty million human
beings. In the streets of Handy one
may meet votaries from hundred diff
ferent countries and provinces, from
nearby Siam and faraway Siberia,
6om Nepal, Tibet, China, Korea and
Japan. Indeed, many an aged native
Of Nippon is to be seen there, having
zone to pray that his son will not be
slain by the Russians. A few pilgrims
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-12-14

high class, and some of them are
trained to rear or to buck in order that
the students may acquire practice in
the toughest kind Of riding. The ac-
conpanying illustration, reproduced
from Harper's Weekly, gives some idea
of the daily routine in this school.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-12-14
A winter wheelbarrov

A Winter Wheelbarrow.
"A very convenient and useful wheel
barrow sled may be constructed as
follows, says Farm and Home: From
a piece Of twoinch plank cut a runner,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
USEFUL WHITE SAND.

A woman of foresight who thinks
to fill her emptied lunch box CIR basket
with clean white sand when return
ing from an outing at the seas9ore
will soon find herself in possessi n #
a good household fairy. ready to as
sist in a variety CT ways.
Take for instance the small boys
grimy hands, Every mother know:
the difficulty experienced in getting
them cleansed. Sand SOAP will do
the work. and if made at home be
found better than that purchased.
Scrape in small pieces any pure soap
and melt slowly over the fire. When
melted remove and stir into an equal
quantity of clean, dry sand that has
been heated in the oven When cool
enough to handle roll into bal's be-
tween the palms of the hands and put
in a cool, dark place to harden.
Fur collars that have become soiled
from rubbing against the hair may be
made to look like new by rubbing with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
ERATFRNAL ORDER NEWS
AASN hT


Der Of Richard Nauy lodge of Phila
delphia. Mr. Wois Is three feet eleven
inches high and weighs tfty-five
pounds.
A building costing about $4,000 Is
to be erected by Iowa City 10 ige, No. 4.
of Iowa CITY. Ia 1t will be four Or
five stories high.
Scottish Rite Masons of Dallas, Tex.
are preparing to build a magnificent
temple at the corner of Wood and Har-
wood streets. In that city.
The Scottish Rite cathedral in Wash
ington is to be reEIodelei at Il cost Of
S3OOOGO. Two more stories will be
added ami other improvements made.
The Masonic fraternity is not nor
ever has been total abstinence SO
ciety, but it does denounce drunken
ness and RIGHTEOUSNESS, and there
never has been Il time in its history
when it did net denOunce theM.-Glas-
gov Evening News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
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All officers Of subordinate lodges
should be prompt in attending to let
ters and official matters from the
grand officers How often are the
semiannual reports delayed 10y the
carelessness and Indifference of some
of the responsible officers! All com
mlttees should be prompt in attending
to their duii"1Hnd making reports. All
lodges should be prompt in opening
and in beg nning the work. Delay in
opening the lodge, then further delay
in beginning the work, makes late
session and will soon cause falling
off in attendance. The long drawn out
sessions usually cause the lodge to
close with bat few except the officers
In the hall.
South Carolina Knights of Pythias
now have a membership in good stand
ing of nearly 10000. Over LOCO new
members We're gained last year.
The largest Pythian grand domain Is
Ohio, which now has membership OF
over 1000 Ohio's net gain in mem
bership last year was PASS.
In the grand domain of Missouri dur
ing the past year there was net i'll
crease in membership Of over 1900.
"Big night conventions We're recent
ly held in ali the subordinate lodges OF
North Carolina. Over 500 new men,
bers We're initiated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Sand as hot as the hand can be borne
in it. Rub thoroughly through the
fur. up and down. then shake ana
brush If very badly soiled It may De
necessary TO repeat the operation.
A laver cf fresh sand in the bottom
Of the bird cage or in the aquarium
keeps their occupants well and happy.
Sand retains the heat a long tlille
and bag heated. put in a pretty Gov
er and tucked under the baby,s 1eee
when taking winters constitutional
will keen them warm and comfortable.
For anv one sitting in draush'y
window hot sand bag footstoCl Will
nrove a preventive of colds and chill
blains.
For securing unpainted floors ana
tables. the meat board and chopplng
tray sand is invaluable.
A low dish filled with damp sand
makes good centerpiece to hold pan
s;es or ether blossoms with snort
stems. while a big tray Of sand on
low kindergarten table in the nursery
u,;l, nrovide fund of enjoyment all
winter long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
HOW TO LIVE ON FIFTEEN
CENTS A DAY

"A man can get enough to eat lor
l. cents day in New York, SAID
Philip Verrill Migheis recently. 'One
Of the hest breakfasts | know OF IS
aDples. and half a dozen fine apples
can he bought at fruit stands Tor hVe
cents. Two apples and a couple OF
slices of bread is enough fer a man
tc eat in the morning. For luncheon
all sorts of soups, bGuillCn. too. anu
clam broth. can be made with nt-
tie hot water and the capsules or taD-
let's that cost about cent apiece.
This. with bread, is luncheon. VI
course after two such meals, man
needs a hearty dinner, which ne can
Get at number # good clean places
in New York for 10 cents; scarcely a
course dinner, but substaht al
bowl of meat stew with potatoes, or a
dish of hash with plenty OF bread ana
hntter But vcu cant have butter on
your bread for breakfast CT luncheon
when living on Is cents day.
know that one can be sufficiently fed
on this amount went on Mr.. Mig
hels. '.fer I did it myself when | mrs.
came to New York. | used to put my
sugar on my bread instead OF butter
because it was cheaper and liked II
as we'll Bread and sugar with soup
dos sound queer. doesn't It: h1t II
wasn't 50 bad After al. often
think thr,7e we're the happiest days
Of my life. | used to spend all my
spare time-which wasn't much, fsr
7 was working hard all day for the
small salary of SO a week. and saw
ing money to pay for publishing ny
first book-n writing poems and tax.
ING long walks. Whenever things
went wrong I'd say to myself: Cheer
I'D. Mighels. believe in you. You Il
get there vet used to g to the
theatre once a week: that and pie
every Saturday night helped a lot.
This sort of life lasted only short
time. however. for at the end OF
year found was making enough
from my poems and stories to give
up my position and devote myself TO
writing Mr. Mighel's latest novel
"The Ultimate Passion" has recent
ly been published by the Harpers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

causes, to gr-at eHte..:, os the phc-
no:neil4l g11v,!I OF pheerix lodge
within t,le IL: Few yea..s.
0ye; 10000 neW members We. ini-
tatcd IN The Pen. ylval4i:. jurisdiction
;,u;':ng the past re;.r.
Hes.a!.1 N'1'iala JOINING I'rya,l
was niiseA in-o the r.Ns'erios q ODD
Fellowship in Nebl;,,92....
The loss at lie blal=ac of the J,iG-
9Ws IL: 9:Il'.s3> : H9a4a =. U59s.eana,
Ten v5@s about S--l.asf w5lI .l.#;ur
aAs.e 81 ,.@.'u.
IN a4p.icat:o1s signed an o1 sAe
seer"t.E$' ccsll Is wort! t7Yg th3t yoa
,r2 8 4.it-s set.
o9ey =! re! ~. - '"..'. ). H..
.Gt tl.ert .,s...@ ,4. .pe 81! e.
So du.zn= - -. - a:.s=el -....i
ment branch -aj,.e. ana h:~ 81.
Members
In the Oll Iss.ow, t5ue az o.5.4s.
boro \. G. the.e re=sjStg= g=llj.:o . han
children reeei.n- the i3e9.ec..oa - Il.
order
Try to maEe sae y.sie4g melabe.
welcome. i'e ze tot@5 81: z7nee.
in y9ur ta.s - lie l.a..d If .. .9t!-
ee 5.yea j.. ~ si..P .s.@y be Of Aluel.
yal}:e 10 hl..l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
THE LOCAL LODGES.
+ + + + + + I. + + + + + + =
Kniqhts of Pythias.

The coalition of Imperial lodge NO.
"a and Juliet lodge No. 6. knights OF
Pythias. was accomplished at spe-
eial meeting held fer that purpose
at Imperial hall Friday night. This
consolidation gives the local lodge
of knights of Pythias a total mem
tership of over 200. 1t will be known
hereafter as ImperialJuliet lodge NO.
6. The proposition to consolidate the
two lodges was made at the last meet
ing of the grand lodge of the state,
and accepted. several months ago.
New officers were elected at this
meeting. and the result of the cleo
ton is as follows:
E. G.. Arnold. c. c.
R. F. Davis, V. c.
A. L. Smith, Prelate.
James BriZzolara. NJ. of w.
]. P. Jordan. X of R. and S.
Fred w. Hoyler. NJ. of F.
M. G. May, M. of f.
Gerson Moore, NJ. at a.
John G. King. Inner Guard.
j. A. Bowles, Outer Guard.
The trustees elected were: James
Gould. c. B. Smith. and c. A. Hing.
Mr.. James Gould of Juliet lodge and
James Brizzolara of Imperial ledge
are the past commanders.
The meeting was largely attended
and the membership showed increas-
ed enthusiasm. Two new applications
for membership were received.
One of the purposes for the ccnsol-
daticn of the two lodges was to
strengthen both and to plan for the
erection of a new Knights of Pythias
building in Pine Bluff. The new lodge
is strong financially. and in a few
weeks will take up the matter OF the
new building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
r. n. .-. So tstFs &
k0zAL lEz5lA!R!(AH||t|

After successfully closing two siren
uous campaigns within less than a
year hy which over 1000 new members
We're aGdetl to the ore;er in Missouri
the councils are now giving special at
tention to outings and social gather
ings.
At the recent session of the supreme
council W. O. Robson was elected sli-
preme secretary for the twenty-n.nth
term.
Two councils in Washington, Orie;..
tai and ksmet. have each a memDe: :
ship Of over 1000.
There were $4,000 members of the
order in good standing on June l and
2,l47 Royal Arcanum councils.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Woodmen of the World.

The Woodmen of the World Will
meet again in regular session next
Thursday night. AS there will prob
ably be some business matters OF i'm
portance to transact, a full attend
ance Of the members is requested on
the part of the officers of the lodge.
The Pine Bluff camp of Woodmen
of the World is now one OF the largest
and most enthusiastic in the Wnole
state, and it continues to gain IN
strength daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
RED=MEN.
Notes and Gossip From Many Reser-
VatiGIas.

VltiGIas.
AT the great sun council fire of the
great council Of Connecticut reports
presented showed membership Of
1927.
During the past great sun the tribes
in Illinois adopted 3,15S new members.
Present membership of the reservation.
10000.
There are fifteen councils of Poca-
hontas in the Georgia reservation. and
it is proposed to organize a great coUn-
ell Of the degree.
The great council of Arkansas at its
session at Hot Springs organized the
new tribal {. of X. organization. 1t is
proposed to secure uniforms and up to
date methods for all the c. of RS III
the reservation.
The new great junior sycamore of
the great council of the United States,
Joseph Farrer, is a Pennsylvania.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
FILlAL CONFIDENCE.

A eirl who has been taught by her
mother to respect the confidence OF
others learns at the same time how
safe her own will be in her mother s
loving cares. IN the desire fer c"-n-
n1ete confidence between mother and
daughter neither should forget that
dre reserve is both necessary an
desirable in regard to the confidence
Of c-her people. No Girl should re-
peat. no mother listen %. anything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
UNITED WORkMEN.
Good Progress Being Made In Mlchi-
gnn-WOrkskOp Notes.


The grand master of Mich gan re-
ports that suspensions have practically
ceased in his jurisdiction anI that tLe
lodges are working with their old time
energy.
IN Nebrasl ska members initiated Oh
the first day Of t;.c month are not Liable
for assessment that m@nth.
Look up the financial statement ana
see the amount paid to the widow,
,,.-d oi'p.l"..s. then tell your friends
y es:t Il
iii" picnic season is now here. an /
every \. Q. (. ". .o5.ge ought 70 @et
* i.sc1l. as ,3ad t,ie.r fa.n:}e; toe 'th
~ III. hold a rica.c in the name OF t.
riie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
NIi, EGif1l1..

Mr.. Editor: Please state rhat ),
now and Rave been contracting T.
metal ceilings ever since I have h.
in business. and that l will coptI,,'
to give lowest prices and best vo5
as my patrons Will testify. | 3s
work tin. conner and sheet iron, o.
vanized iron ea.aices, sutterj1,
tanks. Smckes'aesss. in. slate AM
composifisn reea1@ @us truly,
5ohn II. Denmon. Jr
115 East Second ayenno.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Royal Ncichs".s of America.

'i'Ae order now has Il henct.cia, meu
herShip in good standing of owe. 80,
0Ho
The Rora. Ne.rtbors of Kansas have
1oue oXeellc!.: ~.arl; thi yoag AMI now
nave close to l0.0o9 mem beers.
Springfield, IL. has the largest Royal
Ncighbor camp. AT last report 1t had
,.l5 members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
PRETTY NEAR

"l1are yoH ever had scent >,
named for you?" Vs'
"No, but I've beer ere - q,
honorary vice-presidents of MI.
cal meetings. p'A
Religion will make nan a M,
thorough gentleman than all The o,s.
of Eurcne. .'-Facon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

which has been obviously said ;.
girl alone. Besides, a desire fo,
limited confidence is a sign of :.
ness on both sides. A certain am
of reserve is tAe hall mark .,
strong Observation-Disclosures : ~,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
THIS JOKE LIVES ON IN, .

Miss Million fof uncer.ain as,:
he only thins that worries me is~
wedding tour. L will be na,s..
horrible TO have people know,
Miss Rosebud 'Yiciously)-ob !.
worry They'll tAink you're b.s ~.
cr.'-London Ti6-Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
I<rLt-sisS 1f Honor.

The next meeting of tie supreme
.9:l~e vi. be he'd Ia .!.iny N .tfls.ntic
&, \.
Vt he rece:.t session. ot TIE saF.Sa
!ocg i W., decided - aiiait wome
. membership /: the e'4' =
J. c. Sheppard O. sp3zs Carolina wa,
recent rejected >Ui1ei4e dictator %
he or3,e".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Odd Fellows.

Owing tc' various causes, the differ
ent lodges of Odd Fellows OF the city
have failed to install their recently
elected officers as yet. but are eX-
rected to do so at their several meet
ings this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand Master of Virgfnta-Tri-
ple Link Notes.

OEWHN NIdHVeF UI
pie Link Notes.
At the recent session of the grand
lodge of Virginia Norman Ashby was
elected grand master of the jurisdic-
ton. Mr. Ashby has been an enthu-
siastic Odd Fellow ever since joining
the order and has worked himself up
from the ranks to his present exalted
position. He was born near Mark
ham. Farquier county Va, in 1853,
and for the past twenty-five years has
resided in Culpeper, where he was in
itated in Phoenix lodge in 1891. Mr..
Ashhy's energy and persistence ia
building up the order have been the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
W; -.ssa-,1x 80 - IA -. ----'
/. !. ] "a ! :

During the first 10. ..,l.5 O. !4ai
orcy :.-tE.t aesr nte-- Y4 joilc.. III
NLi,..4}5 ef .he MacS5teas
Tie 0h.7 il:riss;i taa con. .uGs Il
maxi RAPID pro-re,, 4 cas- o. IT,
candidates VAS iuI:iate.. recently in
To.edo
Louisville and Highland teas OF Lou
isyiiif, Ky, recently secure. l!o appli-
cations.
Durin" The month of May nearly
6,oOo applications for membership In
the order were received.
During the first four months of 1909
the aggregate Of benefits paid to mem
hers and their families was S1.250,0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Fraternnl order of F.o,es

Detroit acre, No. :. row Numbers
over 600 members. With - new appli-
cations to act upon ar It's next meeting.
Recent reports show the Fraterna!
Order OF Eagles has made good prog
ress this year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
ort:cy of the Eastern star.

EaSte". Star ia t3o %2at 1871 ha5
alost l;o7 meWsc"~ IN New Ya"'l. t.
Ga. i1a5 s.si-.1 q. 25.G0,.
e.N 3s begun an ~ :l.a. E9stt..n
stst, H. &c Re t1.st.ie- o. GalHnh,a
In De. r.. Toy. th Eastes4i So
haS 5Ie9l'ed - purchase Il hnry'ps;
grouH for NaSon- and their families.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
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+ GENERAL ERNAL.
s. + ]. j. + !. i. !. !. (. !! +

E~er - .,..s==ts
sz..ss.
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fcl. - -.
O. Z. -. n-s ~ ..l H..
10, = - -. ..,,s5 ~ i.;.>.s.:: .4.s.
al Na.&2 " No, :, !...e.,cs.. -. !.
G: :-es. &oi~ nv y =.
w, .l.u-. t,l5..s.....->.:s :alG eos.=i4ta..,=
tie. -, ay W = ho Sad - meet
with the Ire Ire, o. t'le 10 = al e e.'t
o.po"tui. {! ~ viii 0 i; 70. .wa.. II
Gag mes e the regular HI .ag nights.
That is the way - make real G,.Sulls
Masonic Standard.
The New hospital connected with the
MasGIic home at Spri!l -ticit., O.. was
dedicated recently. The hospital cost
S1l,0OU, and the furnishings will cost
about $1,000 All this expense is be-
Ing borne by the Eastern Star.
Independent Royal Arch lodge, No. =,
of New York city, has the distinction
OF having made Commodore Isaac
Chauncey a Mason.
The Masonic lodges of Oakland, Ca,
will build a temple in that city to COS
$3,0OO,OOO
The keystone says the smallest Ma
son known Is Caspar II. Weis- "A''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
s.nd.es os the ss.cg~ bees.

The !:.eSt reoor'S show tla order hae
c membership eff over l47.e0o in goo
stan&iHg
80 are now 80 hives of the La
dies of the Mace he.s in tbs courtry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Jefferson lodge, which meets en-
TUESDAY nights. was to have Installed
its officers at its last meeting. but
as that day occurred on the Fourth
OF July the meeting was meagerly at
tended. and the installation was post
poned until the next session, which
will take place next Tuesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Pine City lodge also failed to in
stall its ef!icers at its last meeting,
and the installation will occur at the
regular weekly meeting of the lodge
next Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Cottoa Belt encampment will held
its installation on Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Everybody reads newspa apers.-seIt
Culture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.

Sometimes, flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
can't cross. Sometimes, a cough
hangs on so long, you feel as if moth
ing but dynamite would cure it. u.
II. Grey, of Calhoun, Ca, writes: my
wife had very aggravated cough,
kept her awake nights. Two physi-
clans could not help her; SO she took
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
eased her cough, gave her sleep and
finally cured her." Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and La Grippe.
AT Bowers & Comstock's drug store,
price soc and s1OO; guaranteed
Trigl bottles free.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24
THE BEST LOT IN TOWN.

| have for sale ABSOLUTELY the
very best site for home in Perrys-
burg. The lot is 10s foot front and
contains almost an entire acre. The
property adjoins the new residence of
Mr.. Adamson on Front street and one
thousand dollars will buy it if taken
within 80 days from date.
If you think the price is
too high look at the lot
and you will change your
mind.
Address, r. r. HILLARD,
Care Bell Telephone Co,
3Stf New Lexington, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24

Russia is the biggest country that
was ever launched on the sea of self
government and to say that she is no
more fit for navigation than the fleet
which she recently sailed for the bot
tom of the Japan sea, is not to state
half the truth. But she can neither
sail nor swim without Drawing the
water and the world stands aghast in
anticipation of the greatest historic
tragedy enacted since decentralization
of time and space. A system hoary
if not venerable, but still a system
overthrown; an interregnum of an
archy; political power, like dynamite,
scattered amidst darkest ignorance,
wild with Utopian expectations, fac
tions and ambitions lighting each
other and rending the bowels of the
nation these are but a few of the
problems that nation of 100000
composed of heterogeneous congeries
of races and religions all furiously ig-
norant, must settle in the usual way
through bloody exhaustion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24

The editor of the journal owes
Mayor Kingsbury an apology for the
error that occurred in his Proclama-
ton OF Election which the compositor
mnde to state very different facts than
those intended by the Mayor, 1t was
overlooked last week on account of
the shock that all Republican editor S
received in the election. The copy
furnished by the Mayor was all right
but the type made him say things he
did not intend. 1t was not the fault OF
the Mayor, and the people should moi
blame him for the error.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24
The Exact Thing Required for Con
sumption.

"As a certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach
and liver Tablets seem to be the ex-
act thing required strong enough for
the most robust, yet mild enough and
safe for children and without that
terrible gripping so common to most
purgatives," say r. S. Webster & Co.,
Udora, Ontario, Canada. For sale by
Bowers & Comstock druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24

George Williams of Tontogany,
Alfred Andregg and Miss Lena An
dregg of Lime City, Henry Simpson
and Mrs. Mary Munger of Toledo were
guests of Walter Pomeroy and wife
Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24
A HUNTERS EXPERIENCE

Harry Comstock is the owner of a
fine hunting dog, a first-class gun
and a great desire to bag large
number of quail. Harry's dog is
young and consequently not exper-
fenced in hunting, so he started out
last Monday with Oscar Selling who
took with him his old and we'll trained
dog.
The enthusiasm of the young ami
mai was something great and Harry
had all kinds of experience as well as
sport.
While waiting Tor a B. G.. car
Tuesday morning the boys were rest
ing and did not notice Harry's dog
which was running about looking for
birds but found a mans dinner pail
and scooped the dinner and was dis
covered just in time for the owner of
the dinner pail to call on Harry for
the price of the dinner which he
promptly paid. The next trouble was
when the boys left the car and struck
out for the woods and Harry's dog
broke away and made straight shoot
for farmers chicken yard where he
proceeded to bring in a chicken.
Evidently all birds look alike to him,
but the farmer thought differently
and again Harry produced the coin
of the realm and maufully settled for
the chicken. The B. G. GSentinel pub
lished story about the days hunt
which is not exactly like the report
we haye of the days proceedings, and
which the both young men deny, but
this statement concerning Comstock
we are informed is as close to the
truth as a hunting story is expected
to be, although we expect Harry will
deny it. That is his privilege, how
ever, as all frst-class hunters are ex-
pected to make good reports of their
prowess and no one has right to ask
questions or for proof.