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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-24

WANTED; Agents TO work in
country. Steady employment good
pay weekly.
The Hawks Nursery Company.
Wauwatosa. via
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-24

the money. There IL likely 10 BE- some
rscy developments IN this matter be-
fore il IL over with.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-02-24

Terms. $500 per year. in advance.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-13
4 Thousand Dollars Thrown Away

Mr.. W. W. Baker, Of Plainyiew,
Neb.. writes. my wife had lung
fr0ubls for over fifteen years. We
tried a number Of doctors and spent
over a thousand dollars without any
relief She vas very low and lost all
hope, when a friend suggested trying
F0ley's Honey and Tar which / did;
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II saved her life. She IS stronger and
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would ask those afflicted TO try it. I"
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u Df1gs tfzt PlD<ales y tne best
remedy III TIE Wofid ior Dnckacfe anl
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g0B h1gs rflegu@tl9m cf any 0I8ef
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Trey never gFace " siexeEs bot
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and kopea Tals Is gE.e G1sgsfsai
5er9tea of ff.e m1ng GFog4saE1s wfD
ane ~ HsEt's Letls Eariy ksefa.
These famcsa sAGGle cils relieve fea1-
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1ee. forcle liver saIlNp eDra e.sxlogss
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-13

vita WILSON sssses sage1 so Cana1aa aasngs TIE
question IA tie Das.aes eertsf 81 Fata viii u sertsd
~ aa tlme. TIE paved street gin attract oeasness
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-13

4lD 4 ~
his bgly and
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the best work
ing trim.
There are
times In every
life when Ma
ture gratefully
accepts a little
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not want a
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for thatis inev-
itably follow
ed BY depres-
sing reaction.
Ia most cases
a tonic and al
terative prop
erly co N
pounded will
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-13
ERoM BIRTH To oLD AdE

.lfe IS a constant fight against the dan
ers Of disease, and he holds bis Own the
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Anew Magazine for You

am bringing another magazine that YOU VIII pretty close
liking wouldn't Be surprised hit you harder than anything in the
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-13

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their medicinal properties preserved
without the use Of alcohol as to render
y . safe and effective remedy for use In
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Young or old can take it freely as needed.
and now that its composition Is pub
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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14

EspaIa del siglo decimo setimo Sc
perdiera con su historic, sus monu-
mentos, sus estatuas, bastaba, para
vivir eternamente, que Sc saIvaan
de los estragoa de tempo los Ira
mas de Calder6n.
Vanos al teatro. Aquf vive el
genio de nuestros dolores la armo
MIA de nuestras esperanzas. Aqui'
llegar6 4 entrever el ideal de mes
ira sociedad. COMO 70 hay muchos
buscan esta fuente misteriosa; pues
el teatro sehalla repIeto, henchido,
rebosante. FL teatro! mucho car
ton, mucha CASA, mucha seda, mu.
cho oropel, mucho similor; mucho
yidrio figurando piedras preciosas;
comparsas inhnitas, legiones de mu
jeres que, segun su traje, deben
haber de nuevo encontrado la mo
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14
No. "a.

cencia paradisiaca; bales casi i'm
posibles. casi inverosiIniles; deco
raclones fantasticas, donde SO ago.
tan los caprichos de los pinceles de
brocha gorda y los prOdigios de la
maquinaria, hombres que vueIan y
pajaros que hablan; gigantes to-
cando con la frente en- las batnba-
linas y enanos casi desapareciendo
en- las junturas de las taoIas; pero
nj una idea, nj un sentimiento, nj
una imagen, nj una gracia, nj I'M
rayo del espfritu, nj I'm grano de
la sal del ingenio; NADIA que salga
de la conciencia, NADIA que acuse la
vida del espiritu, nj un Ieiano cre-
pdsculo siquiera del ideal ~ este
es vuestro arte dramatico9 FL ma
(Sieue en- Ia gdo. pdemoJ
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14

esclarecerse el espfritu, como III
fuego dOnde venia a calentarse Ia
vida.
La teologfa era casi toda la Glen
cia. Santo Tomas Ia habia profe-
sado en- Paris, y el Dante la habia
dido. Toda Ia ciencia y todo eI ar
te dc la cristiandad en- aquel item
po han pasado por estas piedras.
Me parecia Or a Santo Tomas sus
cinco pruebas de la existencia de
Dios, Ia necesidad de dn motor que
impulse los mHndos en- su carrera
de una causa absolute, do la clal
Sc derlven las causas segundas; dc
una perfection infnita 4 10 cual Sc
acerquen las perfecciones 'relati-
vas; de un Creador que haya orde-
nado intelectualmente en- IN plan
eterno las arnonfas del Universe.
Parecfame que el Dante, triste, ter
so, con las liltimas solnbras del ter
ror feudal en- las sienes, los ojos ro-
los, errantes como llenos de vi
stones siniestras, recogia aquellas
ideas y las expresaba en- maund-
reos tercetos para repartir la co
muni6n del espirtu a las muche-
dunbres y a los pueblos. Entire,
entire, pues, Juscando el pan del
alma de este ,siglo.
Pero iquG ois Las ideas de ha-
ce cRarenta amos; el electicismo
enpfrico, la metaffsiea de los
"boutiquiers'', el Apocalipsis del
est6nago encubierto con la pom
posa y vacfa Erase de espiritualis- !
mo moderado. Pdesto que la Glen
ella no tiene ideal, vamos 4 yer ST
lo tiene el arte; y para yer 81 q ar
to 10 tiene, vamos a visitar la Aca
denia de Bellas artes en ese Insti-
tuto de Francia, por cuyos asien,
tos suspiran tantos J tantos HON
bres que necesitan Vn diploma de
inmortales, dado por I'm cuerpo, en-
cnya Academia dc la Lengua Sc
ha sentado algnien que ignoroba
hasta la ortografia francesa.
UIn viejo LEILA con ir6nico acento
un discnrso, correcto, pensadisimo,
proporeonado, frfo; un discurso
acadcmico. Las frases parecian
todas hechas en- torno, segdn 10
puIidas, pulinentadas y brillantes.
Todas elias sonaban a hnecas. 10
que proponfa por todo ideal de las
artes plasticas era la imitacidn de
Ia antigiledad, la imitaci6n de las
formas clasicas, la imitacidn del
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14

En- las amargas realidades don
de nos lundimos todos los dias,
,que serfa de- nosotros sin ei ideal,
sin ese modelo de perfection a que
ajustar la conciencia Y la vidag 70
he creido siempre en- 81 ideal; yo 10
he visto Iucir sobre todas nuestras
espesas sombras v todas nuestras
Z grandes tristezas. 10 tengo, 81.
absolute confianxa en- 81 derecho, Y
cfeo que Ia hulnanidad lleya el
ideal como una luminosa estrella
en su frente. I'll cuadro, Ia esta-
tua, el monumento, Ia luusica, la
oda, la Obra tios6tica, la acci6n
moral. son como gradas para acer-
carnos 4 ese ideal. iirme en- las in
decisiones de la vida j de la ondu-
laci6n contfnua do los. tiempos, d
ese ideal que brilla sobre todos los
errores como 81 sol sobre todas las
nubes. Una socitdad sin ideal es
una casa de locos q una lnadrigue
ra de tfgres Tn siglo sin ideal
ve pasar sus dfas como una proce-
sion do sombras.
Los espiritus sin ideal Sc des.
conciertan y Sc desyanecen, como
SO desconcertaria el sistema plane
tario sin attraction. Mas para
tener ideal, para tener un mundo
que sea como el cielo de las intei
gencias, Sc necesita nierecerlo. FL
siglo que no cree, que no trabaia,
que no anna, que no espera. es I'm
-siglo estdrii, una onda de hiel Q1e
Sc plcrde en- Ia eternidad, un va
por lnefitico que Sc disipa en- Ia
NADIA. Generaciones de grandes
trabajadores son las genersciones
martires. El ideal Gambia; para
unos siglos esta en- Asia, Y es el
sepulcro de III dios; para otros ST.
CLOS esta en- America, J es la cuna
dc un pueblo; mas para todos de
be eeistir como el n6yil de las ac
clones, como la norma de la vida,
como la corona centellante del es
piritu; porque para todos debe
existir algo que inyocar, algo que
Greer, algo que esperar en- las an
gustias del dolor, en- los esfuerzos
del trabaio, On las penalidados de
la lucha, en- las tristes asperezas
de Ia vida.
Ne halo en- la capital del nun
do. 81 q mundo tiene alguna
idea, lni esta q cerebro. 81 ell
lnando tiene algunas gotas de san
gre, aqui esta 81 corazdn. ST el
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14

mundo helenico sobre ell cual han
pasado tantos siglos, Ell ejemplo de
IN pintor de nuestros dfas, pintor
frfo, rfgido, pero leiano rehejo de
10 antique; IN pintor semejante a
un cadaver a quien hubieran ador-
nado con una tinica de Roma; con
an anillo de Corinto, con una dia-
dema de Tebas. Yo no niego, no
solo no niego, yo adore la herlno-
sura clasica.
70 creo que la humanidad ha
llegado en- aqnel tempo, en- aque-
Has condiciones de civilization, 4
10 perfecto. Pero no en- vano el
espiritu ha creido Y ha roto Ia ar
monfa. No en- vano ha entrado
en- la conciencia una idea que la
agita, que la eIeva tormentosa al
cielo como el huracan 4 las ondas.
En- el rostro de los hombres de
nuestro siglo no puede existir la
serenidad olfnpica, inalterabIe,
cuando la duda les muerde Ell CO.
raz6n y la sed de 10 Infinite les Sc
ca los Iabios. 81 IN pintor es hi
10 de su tempo, debe expresar las
ideas de su tempo. ~ donde ira
4 buscar aquel reposo griego,
aquel reparo escultdrico que nacia
de las nupcias tranquilas, eternas,
de honbres con la naturaleza!
Nuestra carne ha sido macerad ii
por ounce sigIos de penitencia.
Nuestro espfritu ha sido conturba-
do por asWraciones intinitas. La
conciencia hunana como Psiquis,
ha encendido su lampara para es-
perar eI amor, y el amor ha huido
oculto entire las nubes de maripo-
sas que llaman ilusiones, y huIdo
al cielo. va no Sc contenta, pues,
sino con 10 infinite. A vosotros
habra llegsdo aquella elegia que
aun lloran los mares Egeo Y Tire
no, que aun repiten los cabos de
las riberas de Grecias y de Italia,
qne hello en- las venas la sangre del
antique InNndo cuando sali6 como
un sollozo del fondo de las ag'las;
aquella elegia que Sc lamentaba d.
ciendo: 'el dios Pan la muerto."
Zero, vamos, sucedera este con
las artes plasticas, porque las artes
plasticas son POGO propias de nues-
tro siglo. Por la utilidad de las
artes industriales ha olvidado un
tanto la contemplation de las be-
Has artes. Perdonemoselo a este
siglo Vulcano, un POGO feo, I'M tan
to COLO, ahuma,Io por hula; pero
que muestra rapida Iocomotora sa-
liendo de sus talleres para devorar
81 espacio. Las artes literarias,
las artes del espfritu deben extaslar
le, cansado como Sc halla de las pc
nalidades dsI trabaio. Vamos al
teatro. blonde mejor que en- 81
teatro Sc conoce una sociedad! 81 la
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-14

mundo tiene aIgdn ideal, aqui esta
sG asiento, aquf su tabernaculo
Y 10 tiene, iohl no 10 dnd6is.
Pues que, habfa de. ser nuestro
planeta como ma nave sin lastre,
sin velas, sin tim6n, corriendo d
merced de un huracin iniinito en-
81 immense oceano del espacio, Y
llevando algunos navegantes presa
de una fiebre, de an delirio, de
ma demencial 70 no 10 puedo
Greer. En- el fondo de aquella
Asia que parecia absorbida en- el
panteismo materialista, en- el Sue
no magn6tico de un delirio mfsti-
co, 50 encontrd la religion dc la
humanidad. En- ell fondo de aQue-
lla Grecia que parecia una anfora
clncelada para contener solo 81 VI
no perfumado dc los placeres, Sc
encontrd el arte y la tilosofia de la
hunanidad.
En- el fondo de aqnel Capitolio
que parecia leyantado para ser solo
carcel, estaba el derecho de Ia hu
manidad Is impossible que no
haya NADIA en- ell fondo de un siglo
dne ha centuplicado las fuerzas
humans con el vapor, que ha con
vertido el rayo en- conductor de
su palabra, que ha pesado los as
tros, que la descompuesto hasta el
aire en- nuevos elementos, y que Sc
gloria de ser ell heredero de dos
progresses Pasados, y en- trabaiar
por lbs progresses futuros.
Puts bien: busquemos el ideal
del siglo Ell la ciudad del siglo
81 Ia cieucia 10 tiene, debe estar
en- la Universidad. ST la Univer-
sidgd 10 tiene. debe estar en- la ca
tedra de tilosofia Entremos. 70
cref que la Sorbona era un moGu-
mento grande, espacioso, que Sc le-
vanta la desembocadura del ba-
rrio latino. Sobre Ia orilla izqui.
erda del Sena. Pero me engant;
aquello es un cuartel, uno de esos
magnfticos cuarteles que tanto LA.
maron la atencidn al emperador de
Austria. La UniversidaG cs un
editicio vieio, oscuro, triste, extre
cho, sin ninguna apariencia monu
mental, sin ninguna magestad una
mezcla Infornie de cdrceI y de con
vento lNdmo las instituciones Sc
enveiecenl Cuando en- el siglo
dtcinotercio surgia este edifcio
hlmiltlemente, surgia una esperan-
"a, como una luz donde venia a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-14

Trustees of Special Road Tax District
No. |, MicanopY Make Report ara
Suggests MIIage For Fisca Year.
Other Matters.
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Troaye
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us.,krour '.,fdgai Z BlaT,0n lid
,,y, = rsEst! CtSnbsTls Cole.
Cho.era AID l,s''. "a Remedy - The
tsrJ beet remedy 'g' b3uel Iroabis
male tbs slAlgmsnt after hAtinR
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-14
MONTHLY MEETING
OF COUNTY DADS
Unusual Large Payroll For Nav,
Account Of Court.
SPECIAL DISTRICT REPORT

Trustees of Special Road Tax District
No. /, MicanopY, Make Repor; ara
Suggests MiIIage For Fiscal Year,
Other Matters.
Tuesday, June 5
The Board Of County Commissioners
met this day in regular session Pres.
emit: John G, Dampier, chairman; J.
Il Osteen, G. G. Pedrlck aud J, F.
Townsend.
The meeting being called to order
the minutes Of last meeting We're ap.
rroved without reading,
The following bills we're ordered
paid;
S.H. Wienges, clerk and auditor,
sd; w. NJ. Torley, guard al jail, *!i
Moses sherman, janitor $25 So.tE.
ern Bell Telephone Company services
s.; East Florida Telephone Company,
services, 50; S. H. Wienges stamps
snd sundries, $3.50; NJ ). Ch5yas 81.
rervisor registration for quarter, SO;
Gu. Mixson, balif for grand Jury, s.
Geo. F. Mason, balff for grand jIry.
B. 80; J. B. Fletcher, care ot POOR
farm. SIP 90; H H. McCreary. print.
ing. s. % DR.. Z. Lartigue, professions.
a. services, So; Baird Hardware Co..
sundries, $4.55; G.. s Merchant IS Co.,
s1ndries for jail, $3.50; VI Ed".:,eo",
slndries for poor farm, - 80 diamond
lee Co.. $3.50; Gainesville Cias and
Electric Power Co., service, $.@ -.
Mss Lois Halle, stenographjc work,
}j.J. ). Bedford 4 Co.. med cine for
poor farm, 50 10; Thomas Undertaking
Co.. coffin, etc SIS; H G. Mason, ~.
aiming luna:ic. s.: W, !. Dickinson.
commission on collections, -. II J.
II Granger, baliF circuit court, .;r.'g
term, $3.50; T., Walker, sbrr1 Levy
county, serving subpoena ! ! Hrn.
rs Gordon, sheriff Marion county,
-rIN TX WIlllCS'VS' 90 w. We
rick, repairing clippers 50'. l..
". Fennell. horse AMI guard ljrr.
.pring term circuit court $--' g.. Ott
Fellows Sanitsrium, nursing NJ HeL-
nis.$l7.l5; w. H. Robertson, treasurer,
commissions, $l5l IS; assistance to
lax Assessor COlson $l2 b.. road
work for May, $3l7Ni; fees In
,-iminal cases, SO? =; l. ",
Ipnnell, feeding prisoners, $,45 5o,H.
". Wienges, yenires and recording
minutes Of court, $40 - cost. ,'o nest
and burial OF Ike Montgomery g. . '.
= e. Dsmpier, salary and m."tE" a.
county commissioner, $.t; d. g. o''
ten, com missioner, salary AID mice
a,e $40; C. c. Pedrick, com" '-o'"r.
5, +. +. Paul,Iug, commits an"r. So
ary and mileage. *,s; !. +. !o"u-r.i
commissioner, salary aud nI."s--.$- .
l. T. Henderson, coffin '.r "ai;r
'enry So.
ordered
TnatC. c. Pedrick be APPOINTED a
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
Wife's Awful Eczema.

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For 25 years Imperial Remedy has
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
PROCEEDINGS OF
/. THE CITY COUNCIL

The Board Of Mayor and Alderman of thu
in said city on this. the Ord day OF Aug. 1905
same being u called meeting.
Moved by w II Whitaker that the orde,
passed by this Board at last meeting "order-
Ing Fourth street graded from Mound to
Main street and the pavements laid on sOuth
side OF same" be and the same is rescinded
by a majority vote.
Ordered that the city engineer be instruc-
ted to furnish l M Stevens and Cass Heath
the proper grade for sid walks AUDITING on
their property on Fourth street.
Ordered that all parties having fences.
~outhOuses or cabins on Fourth street OBJ.
structfng same be ordered to remove them
within 30 days after notice has been given
them.
Ordered that the further laying OF prano-
Iithic Sidewalks by the city, under contract
with Sands u Key be hereby suspended UNI
I'll further notice.. except such repair work
as may be ordered by the Board from time
to tim on work already laid.
Ordered that the action of the MAYOR and
attorney, In compromising with Mrs. p f.,
Hail. In regard to suit brought by her. in
which said suit was dismissed, be ratified
and that agreement be drawn up by the citv
attorney and adopted at next meeting of the
Ordered that the city engineer be directed
20 establish at once the boundary corners of
Fcyrth street and to mark the same by
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-18
BRYAN AND ROGER SULLIVAN.

AS a matter of political expediency
we think it would have been better
for the Hon. W.. J. Bryan and perhaps
the party whose banner he seems des.
tined to carry in the next national
contest for political supremacy, had
he not dipped into the wrangle among
the political elements of Illinois and
sought to force the retirement of Ro-
gerSullivan as national committeeman.
The contest which Mr.. Bryan seeks to
renew was fought to a finish in the
last Democratic natl onal convention
and Sullivan won with all of Bryan's
persuasive powers and personal mag
netism pitted against him. The stu
alton rather puts Mr.. Bryan in the at
titude Of a dictator, or the custodian
OF the political morals Of the party
and this view is the more emphasized
because of the fact that he rushed into
the affair by taking upon himself the
necessity OF writing a letter from
across the waters advising as to the
propriety and the necessity of Sullivan
stepping down and out. A cursory
view would suggest that he was invit-
ing and kindling an unnecessary
war. However, Mr.. Bryan has shown
on many occasions that he stands sep
arate and apart from the average pol
itician and that he would not sacrifice
the principles upon which he stands
and his convictions of right and public |
duty ever for the presidency, hence it
is that he casts expediency to the
winds and boldly proclaims that no
party can be any purer than those
who are charged with directing it's
policy and conducting its political
warfare.
The world must applaud the follow
ing sentiment which he utterS in ex-
PLANTATION of his asking for Sullivan's
To secure the political power by
force or by fraud ought to be as dis
graceful in the eyes of the public as to
secure money by force or fraud.
Il can not conceive of any plausible
which Mr.. Sullivan can make
or remaining on the national commit
ZEE. Ii the body is still unable to rid :
tself of the leadership of men like
sullivan, who seekto control the party
organization in order to advance their
orporate interests, it might as we'll 8
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Administrators Sale of Land.

By decree of the Chancery Court, of Gren-
ada County. State of Mississippi. rendered
on the 18th OF June 1906, I'm cause No. 1914 Ex
Parte, j. s. King, decd. 1 will as admins.
traitor named in said decree offer for sale on
saturday, Sept. Sth, 1905. within l%egalhours,
at the east door OF the Court House in Gren-
ada, Grenada county. Mississippi, at public
following lands, situated in the east ward OF
the City OF Grenada, County Of Grenada and
State of Mississippi, towit: Lots 147 and
and NV 4 lot 200 less that part owned by
owned by Mrs. M. A.. Whitaker n l.. I.
Moore, e 4 ne!4 lot 1877 less part owned by J.
estate situated in Grenada county. Mississ-
ippi, towit: Ne Il and N 4 S e u sec IL; W z
W u s VIZ and W 4 S W 4 n W 4 sec. IL. all In
wns II, b.. 9 E. This the 9Th day of
Aug. 1906.
W.. q. MCLEAN, JNO. 8. KING
Sol. for complainant. Admr.
s II O6 1t.
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dissolve.
While / was anxious to give Sulli.
van q chance to retire without a fight,
1t Is probably just as we'll that he re.
fused, for II we must fight to purify
the party organization, the sooner it
begins the better"
Such declarations are refreshing and
must strengthen the idea pregnant in
the minds of the people throughout
the Union that Mr. Bryan stands for
purity in politics Us we'll as in private
life and his lack of regard for politi-
Cal expediency may be more than COM
pensated by a quickened public con.
science.