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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11
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BY AnnaK Il
OF Lea hc Ma Lane Han an Etc Etc
Copyright 1900 AnnaK abuneG
BY Anna Katharine Green.

Copyright, 1900, by Anna Katharine Green.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11
"My Wife's FamiIy''-Gennets.

The sale of seats for Stephens and
Linton's My Wife's Family. the
bright and delightful musical comedy
which made such tremendous hit
last season. will be placed on sale
this morning. Manager Swisher heart
;l,- attraction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
SOUTH Mt. VERNON.

Mr.. and 80. Jpmes Blanchard Of
Chelsea arg =; ,ll~ home Of their
daughter. MS George Clough who is
Still i'll
The girls q; The corn canning fac
tory arg justly PROUD q the amount Of
work th,y recently accomplished
racking i'll "nr day ana a half 1856
cases II corn. there being only i girls
working.
Ciaorgo Bradley vho j. i'll Al his
home Of pneumonia. i reported 70 pc
somewhat improved.
T. i. Walker and O l.. Dunn were
in Augusta On business Thurs day
The community ~ saddened t. learn
II IN. death Of III Youngest son Of
NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Bradley. Fred s.
who PASSED away Thursday evening,
after a lingering illness Hi 18th
birthday anniversary occurred bur a
few days ago Naturally Of 4 pleasant
obliging disposition. he was a great ia
vorit" with ALL ana will be greatly
missed. Tia parents. brother and SIS
-er> " McH az an aged granlno.,l-..
Az. heart hTpk-n. II i especially hard
chat The oldest son. C;enrgt. j. now VERY
III NJ typhoid pneumonia III. 10
reavvd family have til. sympathy ~
an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

Mr.. F. W. Houil.t1e II Env,1oinhan7
il II, guest nf Mr.. and Mr. L. F
IIoudietto
= daughter was born Oct Il 10 Mr.
ard Mls. Bert Has>on.
Mrs. II Y. Clifford e Massachusetts
i visiting her parents. llr. and Mrs, L
" Iinv II, IL,
NJ. Smith If Alma was in town III
business Thursday.
MrS Joanna Simpson Of Richmond
Y p" las been visiting her brother. =
F. r. ndl"tte. returned t. her home
Saturday.
Ms Sweet of California, j. calling Oh
fri.nG- in This place.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Nj ana Mrs. Aaron Houdlett ara
stopping with Mrs. Houdlett's siste-
Miss Mary J. Goodwin.
Miss Hattie Haudlkfyjas been visit
ing HoI sister i'll Augusta.
A public installation was held IL tie
Masonic hall Satuld ~ eersing.
Harold rushard. Herbert Cloud ard
Ross Carlisle are III Pittst'n pressing
hay.
owen Blinn passed sunday at Mr.
LarhaIn's in PittSton.
MIS-. James Mayors expects 10 e. To
Everett. Mass. " here she viii pass the
Winter with her daughter. Mrs. Alberta
r,nnban
several Of tie town teachers are
planning :" attend the county teachers
convention which is t. be held in Mis-
casset Got. u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22

waiting cola. j. reported ID be imrrov-
Ing,
I,~ :. H. Chase. our popular dentist
| i III town for ten days stay.
E,v- J. r. Ierrick u Hal!oweil a
/ former pastor IL, ach,d at the Baptist
| 4. urch last sunday u an appreciativr
audience
i'r-l fsralIvy died lat week after
Ing Illness. The funeral occurred
Monday. OCT. i.
Gy,. Bradley Il Ill with pneumonia.
Miss Annie NJ -AkerS n An7over.
Teacher IF III. Wing School. has been
.2:-r,. - c!o~, h.r sch"o. on account
II Illness.
Albert f9uugh,on i working fir
capt. J. = Carson.
FRANK kimbaN has eneasel to work
f"r AIunzo carson
Mrs. Rusc", Carson If Monmouth j.
visiting Nh. ana Mrs +. Farnham
Noah A Clough was badly injured
Recently I'M falling from an apple tree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
NORTH BELGRADE.

Nj and Mrs. Leonard GoWell Of Bath
have returned 10 their home. after 4 visit
with her aunt. Ellen Lyford.
Charles Stone has returned from q busi-
ness "trip 70 Boston and New York
Miss Gertrude Packard Of Whitman
Mass. i visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Aurinda Ellis.
Mrs Ralph Sturtevart Of Waterville is
spending few days with her parents,
Nj and Mrs. Joseph Morrow.
r E. Rollins was in Waterville Friday
on business.
Ny and Mrs Dexter Spaulding and
daughter Dorothea have returned to thei1
homo in Watervile after two-weeks
vacation spent with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. y. NJ. Spaulding.
Mrs. Mabel Blackwell Of Waterville
spent 4 few days last week with rela-
tives in town.
". s Withers is unloading another car.
load Of barrel stock.
Miss Gertrude Allen and Miss Lula Ell.
we'll were in Waterville Saturday.
Miss Helen Wallace and a friend spen,
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
F. A. Wallace
Joseph Alexander has secured employ
ment in Waterville as a carpenter.
There VIII be sociable and entertain.
ment and oyster supper ii tie Grange
hall Wednesday evening. OCT. 50
The Ladies Club Of 1906 met with Mrs
Harriet Morrow Thursday afternoon ans
while there they tackled a fine Guilt fol
Mrs. Morrow. One member. Mrs. Arthu,
Alexander, was added to thu club. Their
was one visitor and 2 very pleasant after
noon was passed ~ all. and at : O'clock
hounteous feast was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be hall
with Mrs. Emma Morrow in two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22

sawed at a portable mill about two
miles from North Monmouth. VIII all
be landed at North Monmouth station
on Tuesday Four double hors" cams
have been hauling for about fEree
months.
Mrs. Florence c. Miller Of l." i-ton
il visiting her grandparents. At and
Mrs ]. L. circuit and other relatives
for a week
1t is believed that more ap,'l"S We're
raised in Monmouth than in any other
Maine town. Monmouth also boasts OF
over 500 cows and 20 yokes % o-.en.
WEST GARDNER.
Mrs. Alien Wakefield ana MI. Wal
trr Cunts visited in Halloween lhs'
Y eek
James Collins vas in Lewiston last
week on business.
Is. Haskell. Who has been visiting his
sister Mrs James Collins, has re-
turned TO Augusta.
Edward Howe and Delbert Carleton
If Loudon Hill We're guests at JohI
Horns SUNDAY
M. and MIS- Charles Small and two
daughters IF Massachusetts are visit
ing Mr.. SnaT's brother. James Small
Mrs. Nellie Smith and daughter
visited Mrs. Smiths mother Mrs. Abb!
Morgan Sunday.
Miss Helen blanchard. thc tearte'
rf Lincoln school. Miss Clara Getch"!
and Miss Mile Goodwin visited The
Washington district school last week
Hon r. L. SNOW and family ant
Miss Murphy. teacher of Rr"Wn's OR
| ner school attended the thcater at Au-
GEsta last week.
Johi Horn and family passed Sunda!
III Mrs Horns mother. Mrs. Thoma:
Goodwin.
SPEARS COENEE-1lrs. 7. p
9laisdcll returned Saturday from Z
Visit - relatives in Bangor
]. 4. Knox If Boston i visiting
friends ~ tn Corner.
The. Ladies' Ala Of The Free Bap-
tisl church Will h"ld a sale ana suppe,
"Wednesday evening.
The recent high winds blew IF :
lart Of the roof on Jhe Geo Harller
b..rn.
I'll. work at the Potter bridce i
II Jgr. @>inG rapidly. Nv" IF Tia sma!i.'
abutm"nis being completed. The piles
are ali driven on the ether TWO and
they are being raria!y worked upon
The town bridge IT the Cola stream
VIII he moved seven fe,t 10 the north
and a ldrs, crew arr. now Al work upon
il; The rails are laid T. the foot Of
NerrilTs I'LL. blasting operations at
h, top Of Hunton hill are in full or
Grafton under ihe able supervision OF
Jack Stewart The rock is being
hauled hy the contractors u the road
commissioner for use upon the State
road. without expense 10 the town
therefore il would seem that an I'M
usual amount Of road should be fin
sh.l this year The situation Of He
present piece of r"ad requires blast
Ing f"r a ditch. which should not be
overlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22

Argo Red Salmon is sold in one
pound TALL cans. because only the
TALL cans are filled by machinery
Fiat and one-half pound cans are filled
by hand. Hand work in factories is
crude and Anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
EAST PlTTSTOM.

Lcvi rul~iter i stopping III Angus
ia during his term az traverse juror.
Mr.. Oliver of Winchester. Mass.
i" hFs been the guest Of Mrs. + :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22

Gahan for a short time. returned last
week to her home.
.lIs. 4. =. Donnell a~d Miss NJ. \.
E1,art Of Windsor We're calling upon
friends in This village Tuesday
IT,. remains of III" lat" Mrs. Sarah
clark, a forsl@r resident Of this village
v.r.. brought here on Tuesday for
h;,,t:i. ;4c, urlpan MED Lr her son ana
VIZ. Mr. a:.l and airs. Warren d.
.ra.k OF San Francisco. Prayer was
offered Ut the grave hv Rev. T. s
Garan ana int~rment was made in tho
v.Iia-- cemetery.
u = sullivan has gone to Boothbay
y h, .c Il, tae employment.
Sa;r..oI NJ ooCy, Who has been in feeble
health far some time. died on Friday
night. after being confined t. his houss
only , few days. A-. Moolv was l.;
wtll-kaovn citizen Of this town, his
whole life having been passed here. ant
was Il lind and obliging neishbor. Il
| is survived by a widow. aI.d OK
daughter. Mrs. Charles Eaiirr. who
have thc sympathy 81 All in their Ie
reavemcnr. The funeral was held from
| his late home Monday afternoon, Rev
f. $. Gahan officiating.
SOUTH VASSkLBORO.
Will Springer and daughter ri Angus
I. We're callers OF Mrs. ArIl Wilson
SunGat-.
g. NJ Dickey returned u h:S hom'
| last Wncl: after passing q few DAYS il
| Boston Win his son L. j. Di-key
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings Of Oakland
! W ere the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs II
q Dichty recently.
| Mrs. Ardra Wilson who has been pass
ing few weeks Al Skowhe2an visit
| ing friends returned Thursday.
Ar ana Mrs NJ. F. Davis were eues..
| Ut j. = Twitchells Sunday.
Ralph Dickey. Forest Br0wn. Cav
| "rce Cobb ard the Misses Mabc
| Brown ana LoItie Warren If Oai
| Grove Seminary We're guests al thei
homes in this place OYER sunday.
Herbert Whitehouse OF South Chin
is rtl,airing the house on his farm il
his place.
Mrs. L. a. slower and Mrs L. "
Mason attended the WOman'S Fedel Il.
ton meeting held Al Augusta.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23
Home Circle


The Germs of the Beautiful.
Scatter the germs OF the beautiful!
BY the way side let them fall
That the rose may bloom by the cottage
gate.
And the vine on the garden wall
Cover the rough and rude of earth
With veil OF leaves and flowers,
And mark with the opening bud and cup
The march Of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the hol, shrine of home;
Let the pure, the fair and the graceful there.
In:their loveliest lustre come;
Leave not trace OF defOrmity
In the temple of the heart,
But gather around Its heart the gems
OF Nature and Of Art"
Every mother has two hands, one
to guide and one to bless.
The girl who is the flower OF the
family is the one who knows how to
use the flour Of the family.
What ever happens don't become
sour old man or woman. Old age
should be a cheerful period OF life,
when the heightened shadows are
softened by the setting sun, when
quiet twilight steals on apace, soon to
be followed by the long night OF rest
which remains TO all living.
The first person to whom Christ ap-
peared after the resurrection was a
woman. During all the ages that
have come since that first Easter
morning. whenever there was a word
to be spoken for the Master, d tender
service to be performed in His name.
a cup of cold water 10 be given to
some wayfarer, or a prayer to be
offered for some SiH-Sick SOUL woman
has always been the first on the scene.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23
Trustees Sale.

Ry vir ne of the authority vested In me as
tr ustee and the execution of "A certain deed
Of trust by Jas. BoStic, X. ;. BOStic and ID. L.
Brown. trustees of Lilly Lodge No. 2137. to
sam Shula and recorded in Book Il. Page SO
of the record OF trust deeds OF Grenada coun'
~, will, as trustee. on Monday; March 4
1907. within legal hours offer for sale for cash
in front OF the court house door in the town
Of Grenade county OF Grenada Mississippi
the following described property situated In
the county OF Grenada. state of Mississippi
towit:
A four and One-haif acre lot OF land in sec.
tion IS. township %. range 8, east, described
as beginning at :. +. corner Of :. r. u. NV
"a and running north go yards. Thence east
to point OF beginning. less one-balf acre strip
of land running east and west across south
end of said four and one-half acre block also
Il roadway 10 feet wide across w. M. BOoker's
land TO be used only for a roadway for the
pnbli intending to describe and convey the
land purchased from w. NJ Booker on the
Sth DAY of Dec 1904 for their use as a GENE
terry Title to said property believed to be
good. but l only convey such title as Is
vested in me a. trustee. j. Ii ARDf.
Grenada. Miss. Trustee
l-26-01-6t
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Reading. writing and speeding. we
SAY il regretfully-are no longer
Thoroughly taught in the schools of
the land. Young men and women
who seek instruction in telegraphy,
stenography and typewriting, al
though of good ability and general in
formation are lamentably deficient in
the fundamentals Of the English Ian
suage. They especially can not spell.
Out of thirty or forty words in Ordi-
nary use sometimes One-half, or even
two-thirds are miSSpelled. This every
newspaper mtn will stand ready to
vurich for from experience. The
schools no longer give the common
rudimentS the attention they should
too much attention is given the
higher branches before the common
ones have been mastered Especially
do they neglect reading Girls aud
boys attending the common schools
be thoroughly drilled in reading aloud,
to develop the use of their vocal or
gans not ouly in reading but in spell
ling and reciting. Young ladies and
young men, you should pay more at
.tention tu the common rudimentS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

win merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? YeS-when the
trees grow upside down; when the beg
gar wears crown: when the ice forms
on the sun; when the sparrow weighs
ton; when gold dollars get too cheap;
when women, secrets keep; when a
fish forgets to swim; when Satan
sings hymn; when grils go back on
gum; when the small boy hates a
drum; when no politician schemes;
when mince pie makes pleasant
dreams; when it's fun to break a tooth;
when all lawyers tell the truth; when
cold water makes you drunk: when
you love to smell a skunk; when the
drummer has no braSS-when these
things all come to pass; then man
that's wise will neglect to aevertiSe.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

If young men wish To succeed in
business, hey must not spend their
time and money in simply having a
good time. They must not he diNcDn-
tented with the little place in which
they are in because they think they
are too big for il The way to get, in
to Il large place is to uutgrow the hne
YOU are in, grow until it is so small
that it will not hold you any longer
\ man who sits Shruuk up and worth
less in "a liftlc place, because he thiBkS
it Is not wort u while To grow enough
10 fill that, has little prospect iof get
ting into larger ones. Fill the place
that you are in. Fit yourself for
higher usefulness. 70 do that you
must do something besides play, tho
that may be innocent i'm itself.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

A farmer near La Cygne recently
hired lad tfA help him do chores.
One morning9he told him to take
some salt and salt the calf out in the
pasture. The boy took quart of
salt with him and thoroughly ru bbed
it all over the calf, working it into
the hair. A bunch of colts in the
pasture scented the calf. They lick
ed all the hair off the calf and nearly
took the hide off too. Kansas City
Star.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

house. Call in your best friends and
say to them, this is my father and
my mother. ii they had lived in your
day and had had the advantages they
would be as well up as you" Have
you forgotten what hard time your
father and mother had in the early
days OF life, depriving themselves OF
the necessities of life in order to save
and leave something for their children
when they are ready to lay off their
earthly toll"
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Tommy, said mamma (who had
noticed severe bruises on his face),
"you We been fighting again."
'Yes, mamma.
''And didn't you promise me that
when you wanted to hit any one you
would always stand still and count a
hundred?"
80 / did, mamma, and this is
what Jacky Jones did while / was
counting. Cardiff Times.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

The beginning OF strife is like the
letting out OF water" says the wise
king, and in 90 case is this truer than
in the case Of family quarrels. The
little breach, no larger at first than a
child'S finger could stop, but thru
which comes the continual dropping,
if not attended to in time. will widen
and stretch, till one fine day there is
waking up to find the angry waters
surging around, sweeping in and over
whelming all the sweet peace and love
and harmony of home. There is no
greater fallacy than to suppose that
because people are relatives. there is
less necessity for the common courtesy
chat is willingly extended to a stra ng-
er.
+ 1t is worse than useless to attempt
to repreSS girls natural impulses.
The society and mpaniOnShipS of the
opposite sex is a perfectly natural and
healthful desire. Shut her up and
she elopeS with coachman-crOSS
her in love and she may fill suicides
grave, while the world wonders how
:t is possible for one who had all that
heart desired" could wish to end ex-
istence. Many Of our young women
readers are consumed with ambitious
feel the divine spark,
which might be famed into a splendid
flame, but parental authority DEGREES
ithey shall fold their hands and wait"
while the spark becomes dim and
goes out, taking hope. perhaps life
with il. Do not choose vocation
for your daughter-do not insist that
she smother her ambitions and be-
come only lady, when she might be
ia genius The talent which is re-
pressed and strangled would electrify
the world. Giveit free scope and a
hearty welcome.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Infancy and innOcency are SynOny-
NOUS. The tiny child does not speak
in vulgar or profane language, does
not drink rum or use tobacco, does not
cheat or wrong it's companions lit
only grows into these evils as it learns
them from it's elders; and the teacher
is not unfrequently some member aof
the household, maybe religious pro-
fesSOr with his mouth stained with
narcotics and his breath stained with
alcohol, and his words unchaSte. and
his habits tricky and uncertain.
What a happy world this world would
be il the innocency Of childhood IS
tender years could be carried thru
ages. So while we are training them
in the way they should walk, let~us
watch our own footsteps. and not cut
off their harmless mlrth to suit our
tastes that have grown sombre with
age and care. Let US not mistake
gloom for pity, or broken spirit for
gentle submission to lawful authority.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

"Have you lost anything, MADAME"
asked the polite flOorwalker OF the
square -jawed, austere-looking shopper
who stood before one ''loSt and found"
window of the large department store.
Yes, SIR" she replied, "I've lost
ia pounds Of husband, in a light
brown suit, with black derby hat,
small tuft of hair on it's chin and a
frightened look. lost it in a crush
at the fancy goods counter. It's
probably wandering through the
building in search OF me, and l
thought prehaps you could find it
easier than | can. | want it on ac-
count of bundle it is carrying under
it's arm. ~ (Woman's Home Journal.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF DELINQUENT TAX LANDS.

Monday
the
yea ti
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Never be ashamed OF your early
surrounding because you are living in
a more refined place at present. Do
not be ashamed Of your old father
and mother when thev come to your
city to visit you because their man.
ners are little old-fashioned and try
to smuggle them in and out OF your
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

described lands will
"a
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Don't forget to advertise your
wants In The Sen tinel.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Grenada is preparing for a great
spring trade.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

In our criticisms of others, let us
remember that we have faults which
our friends have To excuse, How
much would be left Of US il all those
who see Inconsistencies in us should
clip away from our character and re-
putatiOn? 1t is an invariable rule
hat those who make The toughest
work with the names Of others ale
those who have themselves the most
imperfecticelS The larger the beam
in your OWN eye. The more anxious
YOU are about the mote in somebody
elSe's eye, Instead Of going about
town SlaShing This mans bad temper
and. the ~ ner mans falSily, aud this
woman'S nv pncrSy and that ones i'll
diScret Iu'I. go home with the ten com
mdudmen'S as a monitor and make
out IA list Of your own derelictiOnS..
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-23

Jesus called little child to repre-
sent who should be the greatest in the
Kingdom Of Heaven. No long faced
elder Of the church was brut, nor
SmilelesS member Of the monastery
but a prattling child in all its in
nocency and mirth: and unless we are
converted from our duStere ways, and
become in habits and tastes like unto
child, il is declared the door will be
barred AGAINST us.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
CHANGES IN FACULTY Ar
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Several important Chairs Filled by
the Board of visitors-Dr.
Smith Resigns.
(Bv Associnted Prcssl

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. ,Ntaecb
1.-THE bCa"d of visitors OF the
lnivtSifty of Virginia tonight elect
I'd N Sterhen II. Watts. OF Johns
Hopkins University, professor OF
general Forestry ara director OF the
University hospital. Or. Thoma.
Leonard Watson OF the Virgins
Fclytechinc INSTITUTE; professor of
economic geology; D. Robert Mont.
eorerv Bird, of tie University OF
",ssouri. collegiate professor of
chemistry, AID Dir. rthur e. Austin
OF 30 !ton, adjunct professor of
Dhysicoloa1l chemistry. The board
accerted the resignation of PROBES
SOY Fi&nc's II. Smith CT Gle chair
of natural philosophy which no has
occupied for 81 years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16

mcis clerks, was called and said he
TOOK The affidavit to MIR. Whites
rooms and handed 1t to the woman
pointed out to him ns Miss Ncsbit.
Sh1 kept the affidavit for five
minutes and signed 1t. saying she had
read IL through. at the conclusion
OF this testimony District Attorney
Jerome asked permission til intro.
duce the carbon and Photographic
copies of the affidavit In evidence.
II was near the closing hour and
Mr.. Delmas asked that adjournment
he taken before arguing as to the
admissibility of the affidavit. He
said that after reading the paper
over he might not subject to It's be.
ing offered In evidence. Coming as
it does he added, "in such uues,
uonabie shape, we may deem It hest
to have the paper 20 In evidence"
District Attorney Jerome completed
his medical testimony during the
morning session, Attorney Dclmas for
inc defense declining to cross exam
Inc any of the experts.
Alienlsts Declare Thaw Sane.
DR.. Flint, who testified yesterday.
formally was excused and then four
aitenists were called one after nuoth.
en- Each said he was familiar with
me hypothetical questions framed by
the defense and by the prosecution.
Easing their opinions on these Ques.
tons they all declared that Thnw on
the night he shot and killed White
knew the nature and quality of his
act, and knew thnt the act wpl
wrong One question was nut by
MI Hartrilpo of tho darnnsn IN nr