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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
Buques anunCiad0s

SJutlaS Ell IL del actual Sc
aguarda procedsnte de Ia Hsbans;y
puertos intermedios.
sSantuace., Sali6 de New Orleans
para esta el del presente.
xMontsvi ieo.s Procsdsnte de Co.
Ion, recalara del 20 al % del corrlente
y saldra para Canarias, Cadiz, Bar.
celons y G6oova.
<Caracas.s Para New York sal
dra el IA del actual. La correspondent
ella BE recogsra On dlcho dia q la 1.3O
p. m. en- Ia administration de correos,
<Philadelphia.s El Is del presen-
to estara az ai procsdente dc New York
y saldra al dia siguients para Ia
Guayra.
sSaint Sim6nn.s Hacia el II del
presente recalara procedente dc Puer-
to Plata seguira viaje para Europa
via Saint Thomas.
<Guuuwln Stoddarto. Sali6 de
New York para esta el 30 pr6xlmo pa
sado.
sPlo TX Ell 80 del corriente sal.
dra de Barcelona para esta con las
escalas de costumbre y seguira viale
para Mayagu9z, Ponce y de este dlti-
tlmo puerto, para la isla de Cuba.
Tn vapor de la compania trasa-
tlantica, estara aquf el % del corriente
procedente de Geneva, Barcelona, Ca
diz y Canarias,
1onsaron puerto:
De Arroyo goleta xCarmelitaS en-
lastre.
Ds Aguadilla y MayagJez goleta
sProgreso> con 100 sacos tasaio q Ca
dierno Lopez y ca
Se hdbthtdron de SGlidG:
Napor americana eCoamoS para
la isla,
Buques en- puerto
IRAV SEIA
SGabrielles cargando.
SWn. G. Janners descargando.
COSTANEROS
sBorinquen1 Y4bucoa.
I <Petra Arroyo y Ponce.
<Aurea' descargando.
eDos Hsrmanoss Fajardo,
| SAua Marias Humacao y Nagua-
bo.
<Esperauzas Aguadilla y Maya
gUez,
sCarmelita> pendiente,
<Progreso> id,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

En- la Corts municipal 90 han
visto las dem and az de desc hucio con-
ira los seflores Felix G Gonzalez, Pro-
videncia Blx5, Aiolfo Torres Sala-
Ear y ell americana Brow.
La Corts declare con lugar las re-
feridas demandas.
-Esta noche se reunir&n los miem.
bros de la iuota central unionista pa
ra discutir importsntes asuntos eco
n6mlcos.
En- Ia pr6xima session del Conse
10 Eiecutivo se proveerAn los pues-
tos vacantes de jaeces de pax de los
pueblos de Manatf y Bsyam6n.
Sc ha visto ante 10 Corte Fsde-
raj el ple.to, On reivlndicaci6n de to-
rrenos, inicisdo por doha Bs!ea AL
varez Torres, vluda dc Asen,i6,
contra ell americana Noah Shepard.
La Corte fall6 q favor de 10 deman.
dante condenando al senior Shepard
al psgo de las costas.
Representation q Ia seflora viuda
de Asencio el abogado senior Anton.
santi y al demand ado los sef1ores An
derson y Smith.
Han renunciado Escuelas pol
, distintos conceptos, los maestros dor
| Andres Duolerec, graduado dc Ia es'
cuela de Naguabo; oil americana Hoff'
! ner professor de ingl6s de Aguas- bue.
mas; doi1a Conception Gomez, macs
ira nocturna de Ponce; don Juan Fra
vecier, rural de 10 escuela dc Bayam6p
don Arturo Vega Morales, maestro
principal de Ponce; don Ramon H
Rodriguez Flores, professor rural d.
Carolina; sefiorita Natalia Rodriguez
Barril, maestro rural de Rio -grande
don Francisco Mendia, professor rura
do Carolina; don Juan Rola Jesds
maestro de Rio-grapde, y la america
na Viola Murray Lyons, professors
graduada de San Juan.
-Esta maflana tuvo efecto on Q
salon de sesiones del Ayuntsmiento
Ia suhasta para el remate do los pro
ductos de Ia Plaza del Mercado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel est& & cargo dc una sefioria

Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel est& & cargo dc una sefiorip
to cagnei1a. s..
En- el casino espa1ol celebr6se
anoche una jarana despues de termi.
nado el concerto por la orquesta del
professor Andino.
Ell Official de Sanidad doctor
Gomez Brioso muy pronto presentara
un ipforme al slcalde sefior Todd acer-
CO del presupuesto de gastos para ha.
Ger la casa enfermerfa On 81 cSserio
de Santurce.
-Despues de hecha toda 10 tirads
de Ia primera plana, notsmos una
errata de bulto en- el suelto En- sg Par.
que, donde el csiista pone cositas rissls-
Hds, en- vez de CAR1TAS RIsUENAS.
Valga esta aclsraci6n.
aA-LAS INDIGESTIONES 10 ell.
Wan Embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, rsdicalmente 90 curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Moiarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis.
pepsias y Gastralgicas, 90 curan CO..
tomar ; 6 1 estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, 10
debe tomar dursnte 3 8 1 meses al
Digestive Moiarrieta; que 90 el 6nico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
comDleto y>4radical, universalmente
confrmado superior todos los otros
para curar las enfermed AIDES dol 90.
tonnage.
En- San Sebastian tue arrestado
aver por el cabo Llenza, Lucreclo y
Virgilio Coban y Bsrnardino GonSs.
lez, acusados de hurto.
Tamhi6n fu6 detenido por escala.
miento en- el barrio ePledrass Jose
Gonzalez.
(Contin4a en- Ia pdgina 6ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12

diuiduos por portar armas, dos por
alteration de la paz, uno por infrac-
cion de las ordenanZas municipaies,
uno por actos incorrectos, uno por
maltrato q un ni1o, dos por aggression
con arma mortlfera ocupando armas,
uno por robo de ganado y uno por in
fraction de las leyes de Sandal
NADIA, que fue un buen dia para Fa.
jardo.
Ell teniente Reyes del puesto de
Humacao informa que Mariana Elias
Nieves, cargador de azicar del vapor
<Puerto- fue herido gravemente
a consecuencia de habersele caldo en-
Gina cuatro sacos de azdcar.
Ell tren descendiente NJ l04 de
Mayagtiez q Aguadilla, estrope6 aver
cerca de Aguada q Domingo Barreto,
que Sc encontraba tendido sobre Ia
via. Informan que Barreto Sc halla-
ba en- estado de embriaguez. Ell tenien.
to Villariny que trasmite la noticia no
habla del -estado del herido. Fueron
detenidos ell maquinista y fogonero.
Sc celebr6 en- la maflana de hoy
la subasta del cobro de los productos
para ell corral de animales.
Present6 una proposition el anico
licitador don Joaquin L. Miro. Dicho
senior obtuvo la buena pro por la su-
ma de ochocientos dollars.
La redscci6n del <Boletfu Mer,
cantil> hs instalado sus oticinas On el
local de los bajos del Ateneo.
SE vENDE una fnca rdstica si
tuada en- ell barrlo SOrtlz,s termino
municipal de Toa-alta, como & 80
40 metros de distancia de Ia carretera
de Bayam6n q Comeria, propio para
cercado de ganado, para plantaci6r
de chinas y mide 100 cuerdas, mas
menos. FL que la interese dirijase q
su dueha dof1a Ricardo Rivera, calle
ldel Comercio ndmero 73, Bay anon, 6
| -Anoche apesar de Ia lluvia Out
cay6 hasta las seis de 10 tarde, Sc ce
lebr6 la anunciada retreta en- 10 plaz;
de Baldorioty. La banda del batall6i
lpuertorriquefo ameniz6 la yelada, Hu
bo mucha concurrencia.
-Anoche en- San German, Sc de
clar6 un incendio en- ell establecimient'
de elaborar azlicar que posee don Jos
Monserrate en- el barrio sGuamas d
aquel t6rmino.-
Sc quem aron 20 barriles de azucar
Las p6rdidas Sc calculan en- 500 do
liars. El hecho fu6 intentional (
Juzgado practica investigaciones de
hecho.
: @<THE HELVETIA.S-27 call
do Ia Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedei
stable d. hotels Aposentos para ia
} milias y personals solas. Comidas
\ cincuenta centavos cubierto. Bafioi
Telefono, 192, Apartado correo. 29c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
Sc alquila

Tn piso en- los altos del
edi6cio esquina de las Gales
Tetuan y San Justo. Fresco,
blen ventilado, en- buena con.
dici6n, propio para ofclnas 8
para familia. Dirigirse a la
San Juan Light & Tranrit
Company. Gales Tetuan y
San Justo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A

Demandas por deSahco. -Junta Central Unionisa
ces de Paz-Falo en- la Corte Federal -Maestros que
renuncian.-Caida desde z,tca-Remates en- el
Ayuntamento. -Func6n e teltro.--Detencones en-
Faiardo Rim en- Abonito. C2t rce jugadas en- Jua-
na-Diaz.-Carne en- decomiso. III tren atropelaa un
Observation-Disclosures en- San German-Enfermerfa en-
Santurce.-Sociedad mas6nica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
YENTA De TABA(O

Sc vende tabaco en- rama de 1904,
de calidad superior, procedente de las
mejores vegas de Bairoa. Diriiirsa
en- Caguas q don NJ. Quifones Cabe.
Judo. 1911
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-12
SECC|0N MERCAN1 TIL

PrecIos MIN de los articulos
que Sc detallan en-
almaCenes
ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 S34; Idem de
N3t asst; americana corriente s3 4 81
Aios mallorquines, q 80 ctvs.
Cappadres so ctvs.
Jamonss q $40.
Quesos amecs. q $l6t. Patagras Ii.
Tocino, 40 II 14i.
Jab6n, s4.6O & s4.70 Rocamora;
americana, s2i ~.
Pasta del pals SIT.
Manteca q s5.25 On / ) en- latas de
e1 40.
Hartna de est $6t
Habichuelas blancas del pals sSt q
4; americanas s3t "a.
Coloradas del pals n.
Americanas hlancas largas s6.
Garbanzos s44 Il.
Bacalao ASA.
Cebollas ke5s.
ArenQues s7.
Mantequillai de sl4 o 10
Pasta americana en- caias de una
arroba 90.
Papas amerjcanas de s1.75 1.S5.
Id isleflas s3.
Tassio sSt. 80.
varios articulvs del pals
Precios corrientes
Axdcar para el consume:
Moscabado claro dc s4,4 a..
De miel claro o s3.75.
Centrffuga claro de Ia o..
As6car americana de 10 as6t.
Algod6n de ST as.
Almid6n eSt
Cafd corrients e1lt 124.
Gueros dulces SlS q IL
Cocos q go millar.
Ron - grades Cartier 50 csota-
vos gallon. ...-
Maiz Q LEO 1.65
Sebo OF q.q.
1'abaco, nominal.
Cambios corrlentes
Londres check 4.S6 a 4.884
Paris q II D.
Hamburgo 3a&4s
New York cvs P.
Espafia 8d[v 25{ & 28 D
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
YELLOW FEVER
SITUATION.
New Cases Being Reporiee a
New Orleans. TElouph
Death Rate smaIl. ~

The fever situation continues cxciG-
ing and there is a ncrg0Bs tension
pregnant in the minds Of lbe people
throughout the state Quarantines
are the order of the day and these are
being strengthened ard made more
stringent time after time thesitna-
tion seems to suggest and the temper
of the people at the various places
demands.
The condition In. New Orleans is re-
ceiving the attention Of both the state
and national authorities and every
inch of the ground is beirg contested
with science and improved sanitation.
One case of fever has appeared at
Montgomery, Ala, one at Sumrall,
and one at LumbertOn, Miss, hesidess
one or two cases at several different
points in Louisiana, cft ela these arc
traced to fleeing Italians from Nev
Orleans. Every toxin is being clean
ed up and thorough methods of sani-
tation adopted.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
HOME AS A FACTOR
IN EDUCATION.
High Time for Some Attention to
Be Given to That
Factor. I

Alta meeting last month of grouE
of New England teachers it happeno
that particular stress was laid upon
the home as a factor in education. Ii
is about time for some attention to be
given to that factor. The tendency
of the prevailing frenzy is toward the
utter obliteration OF heme infience up
on TIC c,,,illas. ..tss4ts are enc0dragsa
practically T. .elinquish their hold
upon their infaltS during the years
when the influence of home should be
more effective in grounding children
in the principles that must make for
happy and useful lives, and in some
quarters the natural reluctance of pa
rents to part with their babes is over
come by force and they are, under the
pretext of humanitarianiSm, deprived
of the rights which are naturally
theirs because they are parents. Evil
effects of such Q policy have already
become strikiDgly manifest. The
new education attempting to stretch
itself from the cradle to the grave,
with its doctrine of cumpulSion,
with its theory that lot of male and
female bachelors or grannies are bet
ter equipped than the childrenS faith
erS and mothers to train children, and
with its notion that progress in edu-
cation, is accurately marked by the
number Of heads that may be counted
in the schoolrooms, has done more to
weaken the power of the American
home for good than any ten other in
fiuences. Many manifestations such
as late marriages, small families, club
life of men and women, the business
of many women with street cleaning
instead Of house cleaning and their
historical activity in behalf of other
folks children to the neglect of their
own, are causes rather than results of
the weakening of the home as a factor
for the preservation of the integrity
of American life. They all have their
roots in the fundamentally erroneous
doctrine that the intangible creature
known as the State is superior to its
creator, the home. The sooner this
doctrine is disregarded in practice,
the sooner the proper position OF the
home is again recognized, the better
it will be for coming generations of
Americans. Southern Farm Maga-
zine
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
Mr.. J. r. TrusselI. of Grayspori. Is Dead.

On Thursday evening, August 3rfr
Mr.. J. r. TruSsell. OF Graysport,
breathed his last, after lingering i'll
ness. Nearly six months ago he had z
stroke of paralysis, from which he
never recovered. While at times his
condition was hopeful and it looked
like medical skill and his robust con-
stitution would triumph over his bod
lily affections, the worst at last came,
and the hfe of this good man and splen@
did citizen passed from the realms OF
ibis world into the spirit land.
q Mr. fssss..sae ssiFsfEaaE ,assesz sEt
old, and was born and reared in This
county. about ten miles east of Grena-
da. being a son OF one of the oldest anCA
most substantial citizens Of the county,
He was a man of recognized homes
ty, of the highest integrity and in all
essentials a good man and an upright
citizen, and lie will not only be miss
ed by the people of bis immediate
but by his many friends
the county. He was
Mason, a member of the Baptist
church and was always identified with
anything that tended TO Uplift sOcie-
ty and strengthen the morals of the
His burial at the La
mon burying ground on yesterday,
friday afternoon, was witnessed by q
large number Of friends and sorrow
ing relatives.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
Ike Rluford's Visit.

Last week. our cousin, Ike Bluford,
who lives in the edge of Eupora, drove
over to Grenada in his OK kart to buy
his supplies. He brought along his
wife and chillunS, altho' our house is
very small and provisions is very scarce
our good wife did the best she could
and spred quilts down on the floor for
them to sleep on. We slep' out on the
galry and took bad cold. We had
tide out his oxens in the back yard tG
save livery bill, and during the night
one OF them got loose and eft down a
wild goose plum tree. At breakfast,
we remarked that we would not have
took five dollars fer tie tree, when om
cousin Ike's wife got mad and Snorted
out that one kind of plum tree was as
good as another, and that when she
got back to Eupora she would send us
dozen sprouts, as the fence corners
over there was full of them.
PLAIN JIM.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
STATE VS.. BIRDIE WILKES
EXCITES MUCH INTEREST
TRIED ON CHARGE OF NANSLAUGHTEP
Three Times Previously Arraigned With One Com
vction-Able Lawyers Engaged Both For
The State And For The Defense.

The case of the State of Mississippi
VS.. Birdie Wilkes, transferred to this
county from Yalobusha, on change
of venue, excited much interest. a
large number OF witnesses and other
interested parties were present from
Water Valley, and our own people
took much interest in the case because
of the fine legal talent engaged both
for the state and the defense. The
state was ably represented by District
Attorney Sisson, assisted by MeSSrs.
j. A. MCGOWAN and r. +. Kimmons,
prominent attorneys of Water Valley.
The cause of the defendant was also
in the hands of prominent attor-
neys and some of the states most
skilled lawyers, viz: Judge J. c. Will
son, Of Oxford, and Captain |. L.
Blount and Fl. FL, Creekmore, of Wa
ter Valley.
There was no retreat anywhere
along the line. 1t was royal legal
fight and every inch of the ground was
hotly contested from the time the first
witness went on the stand on Wednes-
day morning until the case was given
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05

to the Hiry at II o'clock on Thursday
night.
Mr.. lsimmons opened the argument
for the state and was followed by
Captain Blount and Judge Wilson fol
the edefense. District Attorney Sissop
closed unO argument for the state.
Every one OF the attorneys seemed to
be at his best and were eloquent and
powerful IN their pleas for their re.
spective contentious.
At this writing the jury has not re-
turned verdict. The case has a
rather secular and lengthy history.
Wilkes has been three times tried for
this o1ience before a jury of Yalobusha
county. On the first trial the jury
stood SIX for convictions and six for
acqnittAl. The second time there was
a nlistrial, the jury standing nine to
three a;fayor of conviction. On the
thir6 trial he was convicted and sem
fenced TO a three years term in the
state penitentiary, but owning to some
member of the jury having expressed
himse Y previous to the trial, the yer.
dict s3as set aside by the court and a
change OF venue given to this county.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
How to Make a Lawyer.

4 year or two ago when young
man entered a Detroit lawyers office
to study law. the practitioner sat
down beside him and said: Now see
here, / have no time to foolaway, and
if you don't pan out well won't keep
you thirty days. Do you want to
make good lawyer?" Yes sir, =
said he. well, now listen. Be good
to the boys because they are growing
up to a cash basis Work in with the
reporter and get puffs. Go to church
for sake of example. Don't fool any
time away on poetry, and don t even
look at a girl until you can plead a
case. If you can follow these in.
structions you will succeed. If you
cannot, go and learn to be doctor
and kill your best friends. ~ Detroit
Free Press.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
One Negro Kills Another and Is In Turn
Killed Fimself.

On Thursday, at negro plcnie GFga
the Mister place three miles north OF
Grenada, Henry Pittlpan. living ssza
the Rarksdale place, get en- LARK gassss21
concluded that nothing woaf3 ssa4ss.sS x X
him but blood, and George GresT3- -
tenant on the Mister place, was b So
victim. This affair went 81 easy with
Pittman that he concluded to continue
his operations, and went to Hiram J
Talbert' S house, on the Dement, place.
about IL O'Clock on Thursday night:f
armed with two pistols, and ordereGI j
the door opened, saying he was going :
to kill Hiram. On being refused ad--
mission through the door he attempt
ed to raise window and thereby gain.
admission to the house. While hee
was endeavoring to get the wind0w,
open, Talbert stepped out with a
double barrel shot gun and emptie6
its contents into Pittman, killing him
instantly.
The above are the facts as given MS
by Mr.. r. A. Dement,, which is sub
stantiated by number Of negroes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeayoring to check
the revages of consumption, the white.
plague" that claims so many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are in no danger Of consumption
Do not risk your health by taking
some unknawn preparation when Fo--
iey's Honey and Tar is safe and GER
tain in results. Ask for Foley's Hon
ey and Tar and insist upon having it.
For sale by The Second Glass Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
Citizens Meeting Monday Night.

A large number of our citizens met
at the Mayors office on Monday night
to discuss the fever situation and fur
sther quarantine regulations. 1t was
decided that the quarantine already
in effect was as stringent as could be
desired at present. The city council
was requested to pass an order to pro-
hibit parties going to the depot OF
meeting trains unless they are called
there on business.
DR.. Young, county health officer,
assured the meeting of diligent effort
and the most painstaking care on his
part TO protect Grenada,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
Vas in roor Health for Yesr;.

Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa,
writes: Il was in poor health for two
years, suffering from kidney and blad-
der trouble, and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cured by Foley's Kiddey Cure. and |
desire to add my testimony that it
may be the cause OF restoring the
health of Others = Refuse substitutes.
Second Glass Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
Married

On the evening of July 2S5 at the
residence of the brides mother in this
city, Mr.. J. w. Baggett, of Rolling
Fork, Miss, to Miss Myrtle Sullivan,
Rev. B. p. Jaco. of the Methodist
church, officiating.
Mr.. Baggett is prominenta attorney
of Rolling Fork, where the happy
couple will make their future home.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05

You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is? 1t is put up in
collapsable tubes with neZzle attach
ment for introducing it. ManZan
stops pain instantly ard cures all
kinds of blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding piles. Sold by The Sec
ond Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05
"a Out of Is.

"Pocahontas, Ark, Feb. Il, 1905
Ship gross Dr. Mendenhall' Chill and
Fever Cure. have been selling this
remedy 7years and find that "a persons
out Of 25 who once use it will have nc
other.-W. H. Skinner, Druggist. " If
not better than any other Second Glass
Drug Store pays the money back. a25y
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-08-05

ION various crops and soils; he should
familiarize himself with the princi-
| Piles of political economy, the laws of
TRADE, of production, consumption, ex-
Ichange, transportation and distribu-
tion, and, above all, he should know
how TO do things. 1t is an impossi-
bility for a farmer TO direct others
unless he knows, himself, how to do
the things he assumes to direct. A
man cannot teach another what he
does not know. He cannot tell anoth-
er bow to plow properly, how to ad-
just the gear upon the team, how to
take care OF ths work stock, unless
he has learned in the school of expe-
rience these things himself; nor can
he give instructions as tohow to plant,
cultivate and garner the various crops
until he has learned how TO do things
himself. And herein lies the cause Of
many failures among farmers. They
attempt TO carry on a business about
which they have no practical knowl-
edge. AS we'll TO expect a lawyer to
succeed who has never opened law
book, or a doctor to be a successful
practitioner who has never attended a
medical school. The greater the skill
of the farmer, other things being
equal, the greater will be his success.
The writer does not believe that a
farmer who employs a number of
hands ought to take the front row,
for though he should be able to lead
all his hands, he will lose in his inabil-
ity TO organize his work and direct the
many operations of the farm, and to
attend to other duties which come
under the masters supervision. 1t is
only necessary for him to be Judge of
what one ought to do and to know how
it should be done.
OUR BOYS.
The farmer boy is the hope of his
nation. He is in a position to make
man OF himself and great directing
force of the country. He need ask no
man for employment if he is the for
tunate owner of a little farm. His
vote and his voice should show how
glorious it is to be endued with the
spirit Of true patriot. One might as
well try to buy the soul of an educated
Southern farmer boy as to try TO buy
his vote. The white boys of the South,
chiefly of Anglo-SaXon lineage, are of
the best blood of the best strains
known to the worlds history. The
the Huguenot, the Scotch
Irish, with small admixture of the
Dutch, form the bas
Of the whole population. Add to this
the fact that they have inherited a |
temper and courage from
their ancestors, and it will be seen
sartL tie elements OF nIdr1flUoss form /
The very woof and warf of their fiber. |
All they need is industrial training toI
lead the world in agriculture, COM
merce, mining, manufacturing and |
transportation. 1t should always be |
borne in mind by the captains of in
1uStry in the South that it's greatest
is the white boys and girls.
Southern Farm Magazine.