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NV york Grain and Produce.

New yOrk UfaIn ahu 1IOOuCCs
NEW YORK, June 13.-FLOUR-Receipts
WHEAT~Receipts. 10000. bushels. Spot.
md No & red 81 Gs % soas No.
Northern Duluth. 81 IAN r. Q. b., anoat: No,
hard Manitoba. 81 10 T. O. 6 ?. hs ahoat. Except
under bearish weather news, the undertone
was firm all day. Last prices showed Nc to
Ac, net advance July ot siayi n aS-aec, d ciosed
Hops-cuiet.
HIDES-ouiet.
PETROLEUM-quiet
WOOLr-Firm.
COFFEE-European cables were steadier
than expected and this market opened frmer.
and settled down at unchanged prices. Sup
plies in Europe of commercial grades of San
tos coffee, both visible and invisible, are said
to be small hence active buying of the early
new crop is expected in the near future.
Futures closed easy at a decline of points
on September, but generally 10 to Is points
ported of 55,I50 bags. including; July, 5000
g. 20c: September, 625963oc; October, 64oc;
December 6.55@6 60c; January, 6.6O@6. 6oc;
March, 6.65d6. soc.
Spot Rio, easy; No. I invoice, SIC.
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 1-15c:
centrifugal SO test, 5-l6c; molasses sugar,
8 T-16c; refined steady.
BuTTER-Firm. Street prices extra cream
cry. 19aG20c;' renovated common to extra.
EGGS Steady. unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES - The market
showed no change, demand being light, but
prices firm. owing to the absence of selling
pressure and the steadiness of futures Com
mon to good, 4A@4%c; choice, 512a5%c; ex-
ira choice, GQ615c; fancy, 7c.
PRuNES-For future shipment slow.
owing to the firm view OF holders, and the
spot market continues quiet. with quotations
ranging from 2%c to &c, according to grade
APRICoTs Continue quiet with buyers
awaiting the arrival of samples and the spot
market is unchanged. Choice. 10q106c; extra
choice, lie; fancy, 12415c.
PEACHES-Are closely cleaned up on SPOT
and the market is firm. Choice are quoted
at 10Q10Ac; extra choice, 10l9Q10ac; fancy,
I113@13c.
RAISINS-No change is reported in spot
raisins Loose Muscatels are queteds at AZ
6Ac; seeded raisins at 5A@6&c; London lay
ers S1@1 15
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stockers and feeders; 1904 So; calves. $40
5 IS: bulls and stags, 81 5004 5o
HOGS Receipts. 1000. Steady to shade
lower; heavy. IS 1905 224 mixed, $5 log
5 171a: light. $5 1215Q5 221a: pigs. $4@5; bulk
of sales. IS 1905 171h.
sHEEP-Recepts. 1900. Steady: western
yearlings. 81 1906 25; wethers, 81 1904 30;
lambs, IS 60@6 25.
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potatoe.. onions and vegetahles.

Receipts OF new Potatoes were less liberal
than on the preceding day. but there was no
scarcity of supplies and the market was
rather weak than otherwise. with trade Of an
ordinary routine character A few lots of
fancy stock which were competed for by job
bers still commanded a premium. Red Onions
were weak for ordinary offerings while new
yellow were steaditr under decreased receipts
The market for miscellaneous vegetables was
heavily supplied and weak for .nearly every
thing on the list. String Beans and Peas
were abundant and the Gamers were pur-
chasing freely of the latter at 1c per pound
which Is equivalent to about 75c per sack
summer Squash in large boxes was in In
creased supply and cheaper and Tomatoes de-
clined sharply under heavy receipts by rain
ana steamer from the south.
POTATOES-New-In boxes. 60GS5c per
ct1 for Early, Rose and 60cG$1 25 per ctl for
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c,.b Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-cash anotatIons were as
sI 17aI 10. No.a3, 9Sc@s1 O6; No. red, 9Sc0
81: No. 2 corn, 5lIAc: No. yellow. 55Ac; No.
, oats. 307s d3iac: No. 2 white. 32G32Ac: No.
feeding barley. 39dI42c; far to choice mailing.
46d4ec, No. / haxseed, 81 2o; No = North-
nork ner barrel. $12 50d12 55; lard. per 100
bounds. 81 1901 i'm; short RIBS sides Qoose),
81 351ba77 so: short clear sides (boxed) 81 81 Il
al eoi whisky basis of high wines. 81 26;
sia,,ars - ~ ],,ortront rra9e S11 1912 %,
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Mheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTs-The combination
rates of 22s Cd for Wheat and 2Ss Cd for Bar 3s
chartered Wheat fieet in port has a registered
tonnage of 9257. against e462 tons on sd the same
date last year dssngasedb g tbs aops PSI loss 55o
tons. against 211 .000
wHEAT-There were no quotations from m
Liverpool and Paris owing 10 the holidays
there Chicago was several fractions higher.
with the usual unfavorable crop reports from
the Southwest. .. =.
December on the morning session. but quota
tions showed little change In the cash gram
old was steady while new crop was freely
offered on the basis of the quotations for Old
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 47h@1 5215; California
White Aus, A1straap 81 Sogi 90; S9rtasEn s3 ssa
Northern Red. 81 5od1 51A per ctl; lower
grades of Wheat. 81 50G1 45 per eti.
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a. m.
December 81 sipssss sen 81 S5ss 81 seA 81 56l4
p Session.
December-S1 3oH.
BARLEY-The market for both cash grain
day and quotations showed further change
Offerings were free. but the demand was light
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 O211n1 071 for new; old Brewing
81 Tls@i 80; Chevalier. nominal
FUTURES
Session 9 to II 80 a. m
December-S6hc.
D. m. Session.
December-S6%c bid, SIC asked
OATS-What was probably about the last OF
the old crop left here sold yesterday at 81 5l
for Black and 81 40 for White Some poor
ked, to arrive, sold at 81 So while 81 25Q
l 80 was quoted for Red to arrive within
the next ten days. All these quotations COM
prehend the present situation IN Oats. The
tendency Is downward and is natural after the
period of scarcity and high prices through
which the market has lately been passing.
CORN-Another line of 1000 ctls came in
from the West The market continues 10 abb
sorb these Western receipts owing to the de-
mand for Central America, but arrivals OF
California Corn are increasing and the situa-
ton, while still firm. Is hardly stiff as 1t
has been.
Western sacked. 81 4091 421a for Yellow.
81 AZ 1a0t1 45 for White and 81 31iaG1 40 for
Mixed California large Yellow, 81 4uQf1 Al u
small round DO. 81 co.; White. 81 AZ l2u1 Al -
Egyptian. 81 321sa1 IS for White and 81 Esq
l 30 for Brown.
RYE-Yates Sc Wright exhibited on Change
a sample OF car OF ths new crop, which they
sold at ST. 80. 1t was bright and choice and
came from the San Joaquin Valley. Old crop
on the spot is scarce and nominal at 81 65a
1 I5 per ctl according to quality.
BUCKWHEAT-$1 1902 25 per ctl with the
top figure for seed lots.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. June 13.-Clearinss. s1,1S2.12s;
balances, S269 669
/ PORTLAND June 13.-Clearinss, Si'llf'i ioo:
SPOKANE, June 13.-CIearings. $3.50. 667;
! balances, $151 OF .-.- oao
TACOMA, June 13.-Clearlngs' Sooo,VoV'
| balances $21 204.
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Condition of the Trea.urr

WASHINGTON, June 18.-To-day's state
ment OF the Treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the s15o. COO. coo gold re-
ssrve in the division of redemption, shows
Available cash balance. $134 523. ASS: gold. So
494 O2y = rS'
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
ChicaEo.


CHICAGO. June 3.-CATrLE-Receipts
$780, Market steady to strong; good to prime
steers, SIS 5006 35; poor to medium, 81 500
40; stockers and feeders, 81 1894 90; cows.
50 5od74 go; heifers. 81 50q5: Gamers 81 400
3 40: bulls. So 25@4 40. calves. 1896 so.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000; tomorrow, 80 600
Steady slow; mixed and> butchers. SIS 25@
5 42l5: good to choice heavy. IS 3O15 40;
rough heavy, 81 6015 25; light, $5 1905 40;
bulk of sales, SIS 3005 371a.
sHEEP-Receipts, IA, 900. Sheep and lambs
steady good to choice wethers, shorn 81 GOO
5 Is; fair to choice mixed. shorn, So 50a4 40:
Western sheep shorn. s4G5 ID: native lambs.
shorn, s4 5o66 80; Western lambs. shorn.
s5@6 e5.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. June 13.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000: steady: native steers 81 $50
75: native cows and heifers, So 1904 90:
stockers and feeders, $3d4 co. bulls. s. BON
4 so; calves, 1906 60; Western fed steers
ys4 25d5 so: Western fed cows, So 25@4 90
HOGS-Heceipts, 19. 600. Steady to Sc lower.
bulk Of sales, s5 25@5 80: heavy s. 25SbS 17E !:
packers IS 25G5 321z; pigs and light, $5 $50
sHEEP-Recepts, 1000. Strong; muttons
81 2505 80; lambs s5 1907 Is: range wethers.
"a 25Q5 40.
Omaha.
OMAHA June 3.-CATTLE-Receipt
$500. Active; strong to 10c higher: native
steers, S3 7bd75 rs; cows and heifers, 1904 90:
western steers ss 25G5 TO- canners $2@3:
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ArfiolaC-
n....r Cheese and Eern.

change to- day the butter market was steady
Creameries, i6@l9c; dairies. 15917c. Eggs.
steady at mark, cases included. lac; frsts.
14hc: prime firsts, 1910; extras. 17c Cheese
-9610c
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belt have been favorable for the
cultivation of cotton. although considerable
part of the crop continues grassy. A general
though not decided Improvement In the con-
dition of cotton in the central and western
districts is indicated, but in the Carolinas and
Tennessee II has made slow progress, and In
the first mentioned States the plants are small
and of unhealthy character In portions of the
central and eastern districts of the cotton
belt light rains beneficial.
In the northern and central counties of Tex
as prospects are improved. though still poor
in localities. In Southern Texas the crop is
In good condition and an Improvement in To-
calities is reported Boil weevfis are active
over an Increased area.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods,

The demand for Farinaceous Goods is re-
ported fair and improving. Flour is quiet as
far as the local trade is concerned. All prices
remaian as before
FLOUR-Caiifornia Family Extras 81 SEQ
5 TO- usual terms Bakers Extras. 81 1906,
Oregon and Washington, jobbing at $4q4 SO
per bbl.
FARINACEOUSA AGOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour So % per 100
lbs: Rye Flour So 75 lin barrels. 81 T5) Rye
Meal. So 80 TN barrels. 81 50). Rice Flour.
SS; Corn Meal, 50 so: extra do, So 15;
Oat Meal. 81 25Q4 50 Oat Groats 81 so,
Hominy So 75uf Buckwheat Flour. 81 seq
Whole Wheat Flour. So so: Rolled Oats. bbls,
So 5OGl7 so; in sacks, S647; Pearl Barley. So,
Split Peas. boxes S5 so; Green Peas. S5 so per
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Northern Wheat Market,
OREGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, June 13.-WHEAT-For ex-
port. Club, Sac; bluestem. 90q9lc. Milling:
Valley. S5@S7c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. June 3.-WHEAT-Unchanged !;
milling buestem 90c: club. SIC.
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Ct. I.oui. wool Market.

ST LOUIS June 13.-Wool steady; medium
and clothing and combing, 26q31c; light. hne,
26Q2sc; heavy, fine. 20@22lac: tub washed.
32(j42c.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter ruled weak and dull at the decline
buyers well supplied and receipts large The
two cars OF Eastern mentioned yesterday turn
out to be one of cheap ladle-packed ana
OF mixed ladle packed and Eggs
Cheese showed further change yesterday.
fine mild being firm and in light supply
and the other grades quiet and barely steady.
Eggs are still extremely weak. with many
sellers letting go Of their ranch at zoe 20
clear off their floors Some houses are largely
overstocked, while others have no more tnan
they can conveniently handle. But all houses
report trade very dull and the situation slug
gish and unsatisfactory
Receipts were 103. 100 lbs Butter. 1853 cases
Eggs and 29. 100 lbs Cheece.
for extras ands 1s@19c for lower and me-
dunn grades; dairy. 17919c: cold storage, NOM
inal store Butter. 1641Ic-
CHEESE-Strictly choice mild new, log
1o1sc: fair to good. s9915c: Young Americas
EGGS-Ranch. 21Q22c for large white Sc
Iected end 19Q20c for fair to choice; store
Eggs 1SG1S1ac: Eastern frsts, 19e; seconds,
1TT1Sc Der dozen.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET,
London Money Market.
Boston Wool Market.

LONDON, June 13.-Bullion to the amount
of $19, 600 was taken into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day
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srs. 5h9615c; thin Cows 4G5o per 10.
CALVES14G4hc per ID (gross 'wefght).
SHEEPLwethers. S11@3Ac: Ewes. 8GSAc
per 10 (gross weightl. 20
LAMBs$2 50Q2 rs per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs. 130 to $50 lbs. 6$45%c;
over $50 lbs 5%0515c: Feeders Sc: Sows 20
per cent of; Boars, so per cent of. and Stays.
40 per cent OF from the above quotations.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. e15o; Wool Bags. 500
SIC: Fleece Twine 7i5c.
CANNED FRUITS-Ths California Fruit
list for 1908:
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london CIosinx Stocka.

Bar siIver-steady; 2GMd per ounce.
Money-1H G1M per cent.
The rate of discount in the omen narke
for short bills is 2 per cent and for thre,
months bills is per cent.
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Poultry and Game.

No more Western Poultry came to hand, but
domestic stock In free supply the day
receipts of the latter approximating 100 coops
The market was weak for everything IN the
chicken line except large roasting Chickens
and Fryers Other kinds of Poultry were quiet
A of Western falls due to-day
POULTRY-I.ive Turkeys, 10000 per ID
Geese per pair 81 50G1 49, Gosings, 81 5OQ
1 70: Ducks Sc 50Q5 per dozen for old and 500
so for young Hens. 81 50q5 for small and
Boosters. 81 5odS5: Frysrs' 81 50G5 80; Broilers
s2@2 % for small and s393 so for large
Pigeons 81 25G1 so; SQUADS. 81 oogl 10
GAME-Hare 81 5oG2 per dozen: Cottontail
Rabbits, 81 5OQ2 per dozen
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White: Garnet chiles. 75Gs5c per ctl: sack
lots. S5cq$1 25 per cti. Old Minnesota Bur-
banks, 81 30Q1 40 per ctl.
ONIONSERed. 50090c per sack; yellow,
81 25 per ctl
VEGETABLES-Asparag 39615c per ID;
Rhubarb. 40G75c per box: Green Peas, I5cQ
81 so per sack: String and Wax Beans. 1hG
21ac per ID; Tomatoes small boxes and crates.
S1Q1 so: Summer Squash. small boxes. $50
soc: large boxes. 60QS5c. Cucumbers. small
boxes, 75c4S1; large boxes. $2Q2 80; Cab
lie. 4Q5c per lb Egg Plant. 10G121c per ID:
Dried Peppers. 1O@121ac for sun dried and $50
zoe per lb: Green Corn. l0G25c per dozen.
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Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

Corn, ctls ----- 3.OoO
STOCK MARKET.
business stfl1 Lfzhs and without Much
Feature.
Continued duilness prevails on the Stock
Continued ON Page Fourteen.
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R z. Hutton & Co, 490 California stree
San Francisco, members of the New Yor
Stock Exchange, furnish the following ofhci'
quotations OF that Exchange:
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The weekly report Of A. G. McAdie, section
director OF the climate and crop service Of
the Weather Bureau, is as follows.
CEA-E2 ST~ATNf ARY
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11

In the death of Chancellor Henry
T.. Muldrow, which occurred at Stark
vile, Miss, on March 2rd, 1905, a
character long prominent in MissisSip-
spi politics passes away. He was in the
Confederate army and acquitted him
self well as a soldier. He held his
first official position, by appointment
from Gov. Alcorn, as District Attor-
ney. He afterwards served in Con-
gresS eight years and it is claimed for
him that he was the author of the bill
making provision for a cabinet officer
as Secretary of Agriculture. During
President Cleveland'S first term he
was First Assistant Secretary OF In
terror under Lamar. He was a MEM
Der OF the Constitutional Convention
of 1890. Was appointed Chancellor OF
his district by Gov. McLaurin In 1899
and reappointed by Gov. L0ngino in
1908. To all of his labors he gave his
best thought and his undivided atten-
tion, and in his death the State loses
one of its most prominent and worthy
citizen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11

according TO the terms, covenants and
conditions thereof, Except as here
after provided, then this obligation
shall be void; otherwise to remain In
full force and effect.
The bond is executed by the surety
upon the following express conditions
which shall be conditions precedent
to the right of the owner to cover
hereunder. The owner shall keep, do
and perform each and every, all and
singular the matters and things set
forth and specified in said contract to
be by the owner, kept, done and per-
formed exactly at the times and in
the manner as in said contract speci-
fed.
The said surety shall be notified in
writing of any act on the part OF said
principal or its agents or employees
which may involve a loss for which
the said surety is responsible hereun-
der Immediately after the occurrence
of such act shall have come to the
knowledge of said owner, or to any
representative duly authorized to over
see the performance Of said contract,
and registered letter mailed to the
president of said surety; at its princi.
pal Office in Baltimore City, Maryland,
shall be the notice required within
the meaning of this bond:
Ii the said principal shall vOlunta-
rily abandon said contract or be law
fully compelled by the owner to cease
operations hereunder by reason of the
non-perfOrmance by the principal OF
any of the terms or conditions of said
contract, then the surety shall have
the right, ia its option, to assume the
said contract and to osublet or complete
the same, and if said contract shall be
assumed by the surety here as such
contract is duly performed, any re-
serve deferred payments and all other
monies provided by said contract to
be paid to the principal shall be paid
to the surety at the same terms and
under the same conditions as by the
terms thereof, such monies would have
been paid to the principal had the
contract been duly performed by it,
and il said owner shall complete or
relet the said contract, then any for
FIXTURES provided in said contract
against the principal shall not be
operated as against the surety, but all
reserves, deferred payments and all
other monies provided in said CON-
tract, which would have been paid to
the principal had the principal COM
pleted the contract in accordance with
its terms, shall be credited upon any
claim the said owner may make upon
said surety.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11
A Newspaper Deal.

We note that the Charleston Demo-
cratic Herald has been sold. and that
it will be merged into the Tallahatch-
ian, under the name of Tallahatcnie
Herald, with Mr.. j. Il. Oakes as husi-
ness manager, and Capt. w. S. Esk-
ridge as editor.
Mr.. Oakes was reared in this coun-
Jy and is young man OF unusual
capacity, and we believe he will exc
cute well his part OF the work. Capt.
Eskridge Is too well known to need
any encomiums from our pen. Heis a
lawyer OF well know ability and a man
long identified witif,tbe affairs OF his
county and the politics of the State
About two years ago he acquired the
Tallaha tchian, and he has been max
ing of it a live readable paper fnll OF
good editorials. We cordially greet
the new paper and it's new manage
ment, and congratulate the people OF
Tallahatchie county that they will
have a county organ in such excellent
hands.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11

Should be composed Of two parts:
first, a bottom course to be four inches
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11
Dixie Chapter U. D. C.. interested i
fifteenth Mississippi Monument.

The committee appointed from
Dixie Chapter, u. p. c., to devise
ways and means Of raising funds for
the monument to be erected in Gre
NADIA to the Fifteenth Mississippi
Regiment, met Friday. March 4, at
the residence OF Mrs. J. III. Brown.
They formed a number of plans: two
Of which they desire to have publish
ed, as it is necessary to bring them to
the notice of the members OF the
Chapter and of the general public as
soon as possible
/. It is requested that each mem-
Der OF Dixie Chapter feel obligated to
raise FIVE dollars by the first of June.
q. Dixie Chapter will have q
strawberry festival in the court house
yard as soon as berries can be con ven
iently procured.
Mrs. P. S. DUDLEY,
Chairman OF Committee.
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A Special Committee Appointed.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
appointed committee to investigate
and report to the board, at an adj
journed session to be held next Mon
day night, what Improvements and
expenditures are necessary to be made
on the water and light plant, and
other necessary improvements, with
view to ordering an election to author
ize an issuance of bonds for such inn
proyements, if the board deems them
advisable and necessary TO be made.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11

in depth; second, finishing or wear
ing course to be one inch In depth.
The bottom course to be OF first class
Portland cement concrete; Atlas, Lee
high or Vulcanite may be used, one
part cement three parts clean sharp riy-
er sand, and five parts broken lime
stone, brokento pass a two-inch ring on
its greater diameter, and must be free
from all dirt or stone dust; second,
the second or wearing course coming
on the concrete is to be one inch thick,
composed of one part crushed granite
or flint to pass through ! or 1 mesh,
and must be free from dirt or dust.
This is to be thoroughly mixed dry
and then moistened sufficiently to be
worked into Homogeneous mass and
evenly spread on the concrete course
with straight edge, and troweled or
fioted TO an even and smooth surface,
which, after the first setting takes
place, should not be disturbed by addi-
tional rubbing. Joints should be made.
SO that any stone will not have more
than SO square feet superficial area.
When the pavement is completed it
should be covered for days and should
be kept moist by sprinkling macadam
or gravel roadways. The subgrade
should be first rolled to smooth and
even surface. and the macadam or
gravel evenly spread to such depth as
required and. then rolled with to 10
ton roller until it is thoroughly COM
pacted, and any uneven or low places
should be filed and re-rolled until a
smooth and uniform surface is OBJ
tanned.
This / believe to be general out
line OF what Is desired and needed in
your city, and should you conclude to
to any extensive improvements, COM
plete specifications could be prepared
before giving out contracts for such
work as you should desire TO have
done. Respectfully submitted,
JAMES T. FERGUSON.
Civil Engineer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11
Seven Minds.

l. Mind your tongue. Don't let
it speak hasty, cruel, unkind or wick
ed words
2. Mind your eyes. Don't per-
nit them to look on wicked books.
pictures or objects.
3. Mind your ears. Don't suffer
them to listen to wicked speeches,
songs or words.
A. Mind your lips. Don't let to-
bacco foul them. Don't let strong
drink pass them. Don't let the food
of the glutton enter between them.
5. Mind your hands. Don't let
them steal or fight, or write any evil
words.
s. Mind your feet. Don't let
them walk in the steps Of the wicked.
Z. Mind your heart. Don't let
the love of sin dwell in it. Don't
give it TO Satan, but ask Jesus to
make it bis throne. = Michigan Chris
tian Advocate.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-03-11
After the Professionals.

State Revenue Agent Writ Adams
is now after the lawyers and doctors
of Mississippi who have been dodging
their privilege tax. 1t is said that
the number OF men in these profess
sions who have escaped paying any
privilege tax is quite large. 1t is fig
ured cut by the State Revenue Agent
that there is something like $3.50, 600
due the State on this score. A list OF
those who have not paid up is now
being made up, preparatory to maxi
ing demands on them for this tax
ClarkSdale Register.