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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

1 fu1lv developed white baby boy
 fonnd dead at the extreme end
 wost Sixth avenue Saturday ait oon and the body was subsequent ,uo,,oht to the city and placed i'll morg,le at Robinson's. Subse- [ont1v Coroner R. D. McGaushy |as called upon to hold an iaonest the remains, and, if posa.5le, (rov some light upon tGe mystery I,carning it's death and condition.
 The body was discovered wrapped some old clothes and lying in k woods near the Smith Martin ocp The discoverer was an el9i loro woman named Rattler, who at bce took the body to Levi McCul- |ns store and the officers were no |sqd City Detective Ed Cheek r2- |onded and brought the D ly b2e&
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N0TE] CRl]0A POLICE KNOW DEFINITELY THAT THEY HAVE ONE IN BRAD.
 SHAW, Is a Man With a Criminal Record and With Numerous
 Aliases.

It has IGW been definitely ascer- tained that at least one of the men. l.. Bradshaw and Chas. Allen, arrest ed here several weeks ago as crooks and who were sentenced to terms on the county farm for endeayoring to work off a bogus bank check on a well known Warner merchant on the train at this point, has a police rec ord. Ever since the mems arrest here, City Detective Ed Cheek has been untirine in his efforts to find out whether the mon had records or not, and if they Were wanted elsewhere. Saturday he received light on the subject, and it is now known that Lewis Bradshaw has recard back of him.
 BradshaM's right nama is Ea Ieeacher. Gat he goes 1naeg fbe name . Bud" Praacber, N. (. Clark. Lewis Bradshaw and other aliases
 K Hud Preacher. a1iss Gharlea Roach he W3s aeresto1 te Fost Worth. ez for aie'ztG@ p~clets He was s.5sa 11ressa3 E tfau- ol aa suspicion. s=ar he # sstenra1 @zeeth Ne faa 9aa=22 t7 th Font fs.=9z#ni ta@tis H wh Hs wa fHao 3a
 ha Ea#H. =eaaT a n z=58ea ny. sa3#76 a#f Tni 7an a,4 hait HaiE r+uae tle ae '-.E=ea z aha4an iI 2. Hzfl=zz
 Pra7chsrt= hamn k ia Houston.
 x ard la < lro.Iae Of 5a la. sit Preacher who killed two of eeers some =vears nee ard in the sqma fali= w=s biIled himself. He f eaid to ha ] Hoted criminal all over 1axas. haviae been e.mHg@ad. and published several times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
R0DY DF WHITE BABY
|.uud in tIae Woods Near fi1e SE1ifh hag- fin Place, and Coroner's Inquest Failed Ia Throw Amy Light on It's Identity.

to the city. after having made a careful examination of the spot whore the body was found. and secured all possible information relative to ,he finding of the body
 The body was partly dec2mpcsod, having evidently lain out in tie wo o1s for day or two but the inf tt, was fully developed, although it hal eyi- dcntly been just born when disposed If. Abse lstely TO clew as 10 it's ilen- t;ty has been discovered by tlln Gf- fceFs as vet, but it's identity will al- most certainly bo discovered sooner CT later, and the officers are actively a, work Gn the case
 The suppesi';on is tha tho infant was dead when born, aa1 ';,ai the tcdy vas Jeff in tha woods instead of being inferred
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

sGea, ae 3GtFcn1 anything 10 fGl 1t oHt l. We'd be roasted.
 ",.at &afl bo NfE9.at5aI anywa..='' "lE5ae t2 stand t, sir, if il hap= peM5 s3,
 I:l.j now iAey heard on deck the roar oi voices and trana,ias of feet fhat t5l that the ;'al9a l#.4t been given No flames h.G relte.,i thc Sc.1lld mate aEe tue s;si#1i. as yet, b. fae hcat in tAe l#zs,rel wa, -ra},1, Ae- coming siiL.l.s. aA.l the amok" ed to search t'.e farthe4t cofHers O.. cir aching lungs. They breathed win f Gculty through tie fo,t}+# of thrir ..t sleeves, which they Lad wet gHith waIzee.# Adams WAS lhr fi9st te sHeruiH'4= IA he sank nsen@ibie these wee s'4;ls at the hatchaay l..tf forestado's' ai l'.n lifting of tse !ra'.'!
 Suddenly thc hatch was rcnovtG An avalanche II h ,,r rzi.#t. through [ '1"ae b3a't..... Il .s.l bis faot ot ihr frs slen a' t,5s! !l s}ca.
 s@l N.1aaS a:1 dee!, first" E13rlz c,iel
 ra. 4zla ! la@l4=zz5qe, below fhe beatzss7zaa n Fel1o, aa f57.
 'l ze.4c.i .ae fi..4s.'a If tne bose, a-ite @ aa3 smmtns eyes .,.. te#.4 forward and '.i., .s=f Il at.e.. :,s .ts. l." flames. .lf u t.ne 10 ward i.~sa 1.t ..... f..t 5a..'el. Another
 tae sliding door e. ts t.it Il him to e. Hr
 1Qr4 aJs" ana tried
 5eIH,4Y But
 ,c o :. and
 a.@= air had re-
 e l.z. .hetl and }al.. e.a&sd u E59i hm toward t1a Gaes There tie eaizt4 a .let them "i9e=desd coHe. to lsfe% Ae 'r,cd '''.e.@ s'r. B!aah first sa9ped the faithful saiio.
 'f.aE aft four of Eou," the captain called. "Garry those men into the cab in"
 "We thought you went oyerboara when the tornado struck us," the cap tain added
 The mon have declared ever since that the ship was haunted, and soon should have had to take ropes end to get one of them to % aft. I'm glad the, ghosts are laid."
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FEBRUARY 2t2 2 Z,
l3 Date of Hon. Ed Smiths Lecture
 in Pine Bluff

Hen. Ed Smith of South Carolina, general organizer of the Southern Cotton association, will deliver ad- dresses on the cotton question to the farmers, business men and citizens generally at the following places: Fcrt Smith, February 19, at l:@0 D. m.; Clarllsville February 20, at 1:30 E m; Russellville February 20, at I.a0 D. m.: Morrilton, February 21, at 1:30 p. m.: Pine Bluff, February .2, at 1:30 P. m.: Newport, February .1 at l:3o p. m.; s arcy, February 2' at 30 D. m. Mr. Smith will be accompanied by President B. H. Bur Dett of the Arkansas divisen of the Southern Cotton assocait.on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
0AINE Ii IF LIIrr. SAILORS TOOK SECOND MATE AND COMPANION FOR
 SPIRITS. Trey Were Confined in Lazaret by tae Lufeh Of the Ship ia
 q Tornado.

Speaking of sailors supersf fitions Captain Bob Black used to say that when the crew of the Marion once took the heti3n that he was a ghost thcy came dangerously near making him q ghost in reality, writes Lue r Vernon in the san Francisco Chronicle
 Black was second mate at that time and his memorable experience actually
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

A"o ENGINES STRUCK BEFORE I FELL. |lu oi | s.rller and his left arm dislo- F'ea beneath him, sawed through two [uioefs With saw which his rescuers ' [.ousht to him, but were unable them |elves to use
 so narrow was the space in which ! '. haa to work that the severed tim ta, s appeafea afterWarl as if they FeFe gnawed eff.
 nenaefer thus told the story of his |orter: V''' \, ''' ''' 'Ni ~ h.. "e received orders at East St. Louis No' So would pass us at Wood
 eas aon n two divisions. When we |sna lea East Alton the dispatcher |eaan3 ea me orders which read that the ~ u@s!slon of train No. 50 would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
TO LET.

TIE po0Ms NOW OCCUPIED BY ~3lR OFFICE AND TAILOR SHOP. st.Nl. 3E RENTED slNGLY OR TO- n-Tt'ER. APPLY BY MAIL ONLY.
 DPrvrGs BEREAVEMENT STORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

-ss-.stl.. s,.,,.v,t rae, fnat did l feH backward, and fore could climb up again they had tha hatch battened down and p@dl8eked .
 Just then the second mate, trying to feel cut his surroundings, touched something lie soemod to recv @nizc. He smelled and tasted it
 "Must have broken open q box of honey" he said i've got piece of comb"
 "Retter eat it. Sir" the sailor ad vised. I'm going to try to find bread cask. We could easy spot it. know where there's lanterns and oilif you'll take the risk of q light
 "Lantel.ns down herc:" Black re peated
 "Yes, sir. hung 'em myself They're covered lanterss We use for the anchor watch"
 Black felt for his match box and opened it. Eve got just one match he said "TAuts enough if it don't go back on us,
 
 Black scratched the match, but it did not go back oil them. Not food. but drink, was what they first sought by the lanterns light, and after two hours of hunting and hard labor they found q biscuit box and q case of mineral wa ter-the two almost side by side.
 Were all right now, sir, said the sailor joyously "N.e can stand it till they have to come down after some thing.
 Ye. the hours that followed were very tedious, and when they had lcnetaeHed out t0 t#o Gays officer ant man were sill, of eon.Il@ ac..t.
 Ii was on the folrtl night or day, they hardly know which, u'.n the weather n@l a1tevatel il lida t15t Black iho#-slt he heard q lass teEif#a ia the di5ceJ of ttI- @feNarj.; i..54s.'.. and. gtal.". ff leGoisiy, ~ay ! iislt over thc rl. Y. tl.7 ca,g*.
 T. l.ae57t..s ca..ezl
 @asa4s ea: HtH5 Gat: q;esti7Ats! tie a,e5f -, Il i'e34arJra n"-.o.
 M I.2 < 2..4 .s4t..5, ..ezt the sali3. 'ane lhat nsa.t Alse soa4 ci seH04cssti.
 a7." na.4na3 =1a s'e5sard "I.a done Aeeu ":..zetl }t5 sEdr5 ...aa.
 Then ca@e the and of q fta and the jingle of @lass.
 @iies flew t..e sa.toI reported to Elac.. il { el:St .'fooh lae for t eA9st reckon, sE,s he adIel T mo r.eat lafer, T moi smoke Say. that f33I dropped hs lantern hes set the ship OH llrc".' The horror of the situation was in stanty apparent, Not so the means of escape.
 Burt, We must try to reach the fire and put it out Black cried. ..No use, sir. can't crawl any nea- CT. and you are fatter than lam. R7,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

Peter Than United States Bonds.
 The up-te-datc choice selected eoeds. stylishlv made at seriously re- 1ucol pr eos. owing 10 dull times; try f.i@cnhtamor the tailor, above c Tsns bank. corner Second avenue ah phue street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
channel.

The building of tAe= Plum Bayou l"vee is another menace to Pine T'u4 throwing as it does m cnormons nd ditioHat volume Of water against m. naIfoW point at the danger mark
 It is gratifying to Pine Bluff peopj, |" know that they have an untiripr and able advocate of their interests at Nashin2ton. in the person of Hon. Joe '. Robinson. eonefeSsman front this district, who has been con4tant- N al Work for q lena lime in en- dratorihs to secure m 1oDrfation from the federal government for pre= N"niin@ this cutoif Al recent meeting of the board of trade hell in thfs eitA steps Were fakon toWal7f rendering Coneressman Robinson every possible assistance in eofting tbi# appropriation tbeoaah. and b1ae lrinis, sho~H@ the exact condition .la.f## #&5Jl ba forwarded hjul md r.a7 eaefsrc'0ar Na zeIectea f7 70 v @5 fen to 1aaa hi assi 86es ~ zH9saa m9a= Gaeedel. Ne. t@ al.=laz4az zc9ald ha4e=aeen .aE=eleal li5Hz U8 & G9soit as
 tiE=
 ht 4f ah
 8ifaia==fa 5a fiis=
 fsHa 4H aH# tz45 feH
 H#z= HHa#f
 fa Pine BIHf l 6een s.#4Haf i1 a=aa tl. a5aza= 'aaa.aH A1 tia a's-e #rta= lg af Ire Imled staas o5-i in Of t6js district. ba Gbis zen. NamHn ha recently been Q desad ro= moNed ffom his P eHt 4a4 homes are entertained that some TO lief will De afforded this section b4 tho present congress-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

r. ]. Collier was down from Para eeuld Saturday on a brief business nip and re9istered at the Arlington Vh le in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
Want POGO Berry Pickers.

The Jadsonia Fruit and Vegetable Growers association is advertising by circular for 2O0Q strawberry pickers for the corQins season. The grow CTS Of that Community have about 900 acres in strawberries and the pres eat prospect indicates large yield. Nos. of the growers have houses or tents for the accommodation of pick CTS. rE : eT>T 3;rs : WysAs sEya
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

 meet Us at Wood Station When we reached the station saw what [ eno"@5 waS tl.,s Sego55.=.iii =.iiiez..o.. oll tie =siit. 1siaezs
 T t3 fa9 4He.a4.s. <. s 1}i,
 i.0 ll1a
 tA     
 
    a. @#N of a .5-.t ..5e0a. th" .~7a5. aa5, at.a5s5 ta,t ,tH}s:.s. sass ~AH into .ta#. f4s4' and Ha-
 ad tite tf17aitle afi aaa.tea t." air }, .e@ He ~ al.s.s55iiiis4. t4:;tt4 .f..l.4s ,. H.izan eia@5.s ny el.eg aa1 .f,sy.pz lA4 Jh4 cab te :urG32 hal tt.'..' two "r tlfee seconds he- '.'re tf=
 T 6a H3t see Aa 1ass5H, the head h;.l:;nAan. @ut !eai@1e! afterWa.d thaj he i'lnped solnes and from tle 2;i,. :..,a .4 .!e c;!s..
 "Ii.e two engines 5trH..A X before fell in the soft mud in the ditch l norp~ heard anything so ioud aa that call- ei9a. Box ealS were pierced like paFer. and tlnli,ers flew thicklY in every ,.= rection
 When 1 rocovere3 consciousness l co,lG not move my head right or left. coGll seq nothing, and was so c.amp- ed that my head almost touched my knees.
 "l did not reali2" that WAS injured until gave my left leg a short jerk Th2 pains that shot through my body N' s V 'tt-' 'i ~tItttIlittt diit! " libH- ol in agony and as felt my pinionei lee With my frer haha il camr in con tact with a ja@we'i bone. hegan te scf,'!lu again. hut escaping Sto"m from til' engines GroWnel mg voice The minrtes passed like houes, and t suo= deili% oeel!1fed To me that al ttfe t.;t.s. crew haai probably ho='.l i1ii.el 'uJ t.la. l N'oplu nave lo .io 5lIs 4#s ajll c.s. inches. Ny head >-o'ass about to p,.:'. from pam.
 T l5al...ea sot. I4y Life. tss.n iaoin. thought ea&tJ :es tile 2.s2at f.H=z4 C. aaoheil fsmHea4 j,te,,= l.ip C.o @:' ;z the ggq;lni ana ;''a fear u, bea crushed to deat'l ;arrel -el H'' ;.- 5= .Ta@@pd ent34 ot !i9t.. < e.s @ X. .'-e..,.= Ila me ill ei4.s .12t'.l, 5. 5.;' E. s...:e ...x.t u' ta- fe"@ s wrtckaGe woul1 SA.f, l,eVa ~"A r:.l+'t me.
 "Af.erward ! fol.;.. tlsat hla Ass.. lying on q bel ol s.S }.l5 ;::lt. contents of one of ,ht box ca. Il heard some one cry oHt, 'Wa9l" dic Nch, NYioNt. ttiiSN fAtNAt tt fttNl as l could. l lay in a stunor wi4.}e I heard some one forcing the t,m5ars away from the small opening.
 The mon outside couldn't reach the timber, and when the SAW was brought Anderson handed it to me through the small opening While the Haeil. on the outside encouraged and urged ne on- ward l sawed | little af q time The saw was too hi@ for the opening, aH! could only use the end of it. thouss1t I would faint from the frightfnl pains ill my lee and my head, hHt kont oa until as the timbers parted suddenly collapsed.
 ~ could not endure another such ex- perenee. and if recover l will never pull the throttle on another engine" c. W. Mcleod was up from Kedron
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
IS !3MENTT'
Study ot ! Map of .he Land s'.gHs lat There is liroai Danger Of Pine F...s's Being cai oft and Lefi Several A es Inland.

neck of l1nI oalg laoa O. 1too t9ef across but ten m.,5 around threatens to eHt off Piue Bluff from the Arkanaas river sevacll miles. thns rendering of Ho use tle sau- able reYetmeut works put in by the federal government.
 \ nap of the afkaasl+ rivar al lhs point and for spycral niles a5ove Pine BIuh furnishes m inter esins study in water channels. alI4 shows also an unusual situation for tha city The danger is imminent. net all ima%inoa one long ways off somewhere in the future. l. is ae $ Il that the neXt hnavv rise in tit4 =fi4e4 will ea84e= 6he =s5=5=- ta#l sesaeal miles from 5hs fivef batlH. 'salated perhaps on | lake ee s1o9@h OalF= federal as=s==Hea wi1I fet-rn the situation s1r eae e5fz==faaa is ~helfs a5aAlc# 55 =a=s9zs l9saa =a#ae.ri fo@asa semal4.as te Mataae
 sf5= mite aHs=sa Hiuu BIfH ttm
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 a#zH=tii sHs#6f es. .Neeaz H==a .#z= aHa s4zz# #'H il #faa=
 E1=ag t'at VIII fiif 'l.t ctE 3s fFoH' ha 4dt eizaaaa5 K af fhis lat a9Hf tsat thefe aae#a aHmbor of 1eee s'oesIg ly.n@ hatWoon tho ta.a rfgeY l4a65. and biz ri5' in fh fi4oe wan}d overflow the waters into these sl0uehe and change. pclhapa, t1a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

G. ". Mcleod was up from Kedron e. business trip Saturday. a gres, o;' the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
UNDER |NRE:CKAGE|
 |heINEER SUFFERED; AGoNfE5 PINfONED BENEATH T!M2=SS.
3sd 5s lla za55 at#qe coI#asa

l.nasd as H.a 6sza8stas9 CaI#asa #i4h Eaoassa ses caaas4
 Beneath Cars. [Una5iIa tt ts4 At. kisone | aa,t> .ss5a=.i hail ssHa budderiHg as Lcaa slt= ! experience oI ieHs% pg.2.tod uaFs'e@e )ns Of 8seeA42e, eia94e3 i.eAdereH af |earGsta#H, H., a#e ia f3e. -,gt 5i.sssi= Der who sawva lis WHY o@t of tae arlington wrce.i at Wood Statioi1. I.i. eclared at St J4se.lll,s hospital .&aton, bat he would negoa again enter an en- Pne cab
 [Henderer was stricken nervele4s. To Fcall his fearful pain and peril fills I'm with repulsion.
 Blinded with pain, Ienderer with Is left leg pierced by tie spiintered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

siGoa. ae 3G5Ecn1 anything To l,JI 1t oHt !i We'd be roasted.
 ",.at we'll |" nG.otaf'.l anyH'@
 ,z#e t2 stand |, sir, if il hap=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

the city, after having made
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-09

TIE gentleman whose name heads
this article announces in this issue of
The Sentinel that he will ask the peo-
pie Oh the county to elect him to the
Office OF chancery clerk at the next
county election. Mr.. CrOwder first
saw the light Of day about twelve
miles southeast of Grenada forty five
years ago and hence there are no ties
that bind him like those of Grenada
county. He has SO impressed himself
upon the citizenship of the county
that at the last election the people
saw MT to entrust him with the deli
cate n trying duties of the sheriff's
office, In which he has measured up to
the very highest expectations of his
most ardent friends and he offers his
efficiency as sheriff and his adherence
to duty as a pledge of what may be
expected OF him as chancery clerk,
should he be honOred with the office.
AS a citizen Mr.. Crowder is a man
or honest purposes, of the strictest in
tegrlty, and can be relied upon to live
up TO any pledge he makes.
we believe that he would devote
his very best energies to the duties
OF chancery clerk and that the affairs
OF The office would be in safe hands.
should he be elected.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-09
Don't ScOld your Bow.

Tell the mothers not to scold the
boys. Never in my life did l say don't
to my children. They we're ruled by
love and never disappointed me.
THAT is an extract from a letter
from an old woman to the editor.
why scold the boy?
TO be sure he is noisy and in the
way. He comes into the house like a
whirlwind. He throws his cap in one
corner and his books in another. He
SprawlS at his meals and gulps, kicks
his sister on the Shins under the table,
makes faces, leases the house cat and
is everlastingly in evidence.
But the boy is built for noise. He
must have a scape valve. He is mai{-
ing himself fit to coup against things
He will need every pound of that sur
plus vitality.
Don't ScOld him for what he CAM
help.
"A noisy, self-centered. fOrgetflf
boy is not necessarily a bad boy. Bat
if you ScOld him you stir up what bad
is in him. 1t is easy to nag a good
natured boy into rebellion and sharp
retOrt.
There's an easier way.
Inside the boys heart is as tender
as his ways are rough outside. The
boy does not veal his heart on his
sleeve. But he is not callous. One
why the boys father cannot
get into close touch with him is be-
cause the father has the boys way
rough on the outside.
"But down under the boys vest Isl
big love for his mother. She has the
And she ought to be as
in handling him as she was in
handling the father in the old court
ing days. The boys mother is his
sweetheart. She would treat him as
a ] lover.
The mother fOrgetS.
She has a headache, or is tired.
The boy jangles her nerves. She
flares up at him. She rumples him.
His spirit flies to Self-defense. 1t is
soon over. The boy loves his mother
just the same. But the whole trans
action is a miserable failure. The
disposition to lose his temper
has had a push. His tendency grows
into character and character makes
destiny.
Punish the boy, of course, but do
not make both yourself and himself
miserable by nagging at and scolding
him.
"Remember-
He will not be your boy very long.
Soon, too soon, he will be a bearded
man. And you will hold out your
to him. '-NewS-Scimitar.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-09
R. H.. Hester Goes to Grenada.

Prof. r. FL. Hester, who has SO ably
presided as principal over the Magee
Graded School for the session Of 1905.
O6, goes to Grenada to preside over the
Grenada City School for the ensuing
session. The little city ri. Grenada is
one OF the Oldest towns in the State
and has a population Of something
over 5000. Her public school is the
pride of her people and they use a
corps of eight teachers, which have all
been elected for the next session ex-
cept the first assistant, which is to be
a man and to be selected by Prof.
Hester.
We regret much to lose Prof. Hes
ter. Under his direction our school
has had the most prosperous session
In its history, without any friction
and without any disturbance or inter-
ruptiOn to retard or hinder it's work.
1t furnished about one third Of the
applicants for teachers license i'm the
county spring examinations and not a
Single one of her pupils who applied
failed, which has never been the case
before. In this special work and aside
from this, there has never been work
SO thorough and SO satisfactorily done
in the school before. Prof. Torrey, of
the University of Mississippi, visited
the school during the winter and a
few weeks ago Prof. Hester received
notification from Chancellor Fulton
of the. University that the Magee
Graded School would be allowed to af- |
tiliate with the University. This is
the only school of its size that we
know in the state that has been grant
ed this privilege. This means that
pupils with certificates of graduation
from this school will be admitted
without examination into the Univer-
Sity. 1t is a rank and prestige to be
desired and reached by every prepara-
tory school. We a hardly express
our appreciation for Prof. Hester-a
of the highest integrity and an
instructor of tie highest ability-but
while his reputation may not be quite
far-reaching, we regard him the
equal Of any educator in South Mis-
The Board Of Trustees of
Grenada are to be highly congratu-
for the selection they have
made. MCGEE Courier.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-09
Preparation For a Revival.

The meetings have come and gone.
and hardly more than a dozen convert.
have been baptized into our churches.
The town has not been touched. Are
we willing for the summer to 90, the
harvest to end and our town to 90 on
unmoved? On the sixth of next
month the last Of the meetings be.
gin.
We are to have the most successful
paStor-evangelist in the state to con-
duct the meeting. Shall we treat it
indifferently and let the results again
be meagre, or shall we organize our
forces, get ready and let the Lord use
us for a great religious awakening?
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock there
VIII be a Workers Conference organ
lied at the First Baptist church. Let
all who are willing to work come to
the conference. WIN. +. ROBERTS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-09

If we would teach a child to like
that which is good in reading, we must.
establish the liking in his early years.
1t is not enough that we shall tell
him in later days that certain books
are good and bid him read them.
When he is grown up he will choose
that which he likes and our work is te
lead him to like good things. Wecar~
not begin too early. The nursery tales
should be those which have fed the
children of many an age and CLINE.
The song, the hymn, the poem should
be those that are worth reading and
r%eciting. Let us make the beautiful
story and myth and hymn a part OF
the child's early environment. More
than this, let US remember that in
teaching the children to read good
books we are reinforcing them against
the ills of life. Accompanied by
noble thoughts they shall go to their
drudgery and toll with a brave spirit,
and make melody in their hearts even
when their hands are rough with toll,
they shall dwell with the great and
moments of leisure shall be rich
because of these good times of their
youth,