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The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

There are many causes that lead to
the production of poor favored cream,
such as the feed given to the animals,
inattention to cleanliness in the opera
ton of milking, the care and handling
of the milk and cream, and. after it
is drawn. the method of creaming it.
self The buttermaker that has abso-
lutte control over the cream from the
time it leaves the separator has also
control over the separating itself, can
give it the attention which is neces-
sary II the best quality of butter is to
be produced. Many, If not most, of our
hand separator or gathered cream
plants produce butter that does not
grade as high as that produced by the
whole milk plants. and while that is
true the fault is not with the separa-
tor itself There is no reason why
the hand separator cannot produce as
good cream, as good butter. as the
cream that is separated at the cream
cry If the cream is properly taken care
of; but the trouble is the separator
is not taken proper care of in many
cases, and the cream is not cooled
down to the proper temperature.
Where the hand separator receives
proper care. where 1t is cleaned after
every separation (Which should be
done), and where the cream is cooled
down Immediately after separation to
as low temperature as possible, say
so degrees or lower. and where the
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25
CTo BE CoNTINuED.)
Wild Boar a Hard EIahter.

For sheer deviltry and insane feroc-
ity the boar stands pre-eminent and
for courage he has no equal among
animals. A wild boar charging has
been known to bring an elephant down
on its knees. and one well authen-
ticated fight is recorded between a
boar and full grown tiger in which
the boar more than held it's own.
Tigers have the greatest respect for
wild boars and treat them according.
ly. In matter of speed the horse has
not yet been foaled which can catch
boar in its first burst. l have seen
man on thoroughbred Arab try to
cut out a boar in breaking back to
cover, and the boar literally walked
around him.-Recreation.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

for youth to come close to her In the
dark-what else can she mean? But
Seffy actually did not know.
"Sam's over there! .I-I-wish-he
wasn't"
To whisper it she had to put one
hand on his shoulder. How else could
she whisper it? And she laughed a
low bubbling laugh-half-confes
half-defiance-all invitation!
Seffy stopped to whisper back to her.
Sally waited.
Il know!"
Only thati-Sally was disappointed.
For it was the custom in that day and
vicinage and in such circumstances to
kiss a girl without fail. And could a
girl do more than this by way of in
vitation? You must have perceived
that Sally was learned In these mat
ters. And you may be sure she did
not forget Seffy's bashfulness and his
inexperience. But surely any one
would understand that much-in the
dark! 1t argues heavily for the depth
of Sallys affection for Seffy that she
kept her temper, for the losing OF
which she was almost as famous as
her father had been for losing his, and
only sighed desperately. Any other
girl would have left hope-and Seffy
behind. At that moment, happily
Sam was heard to move. She put her
hand on Seffy's mouth as II some
danger were there. And Seffy, by a
sort of instinct. 1t must have been
kissed it!
"Oh!-"
Both of Sally's hands went up in
real surprise-and Seffy caught and
kissed them both.
"Oh!-oh!-ohi"
She had to stun her gay little hand
kerchief into her mouth to keep the
joy within. After all. could this Seffy
be playing 'possum? Was he deep
don't know. any more than Sally
how it all happened-except that per
haps Seffy discovered himself sudden
ly brave in the darkness, and Sally
quite defenseless-bu presently hel
head was on his shoulder, and his arm
was around her, in quite the way his
father had suggested and Sally hat
expected. And neither of then
thought of him or word he had sale
concerning lands. tenements ant
hereditaments. Sally's hand crept W
insidiously about Seffy's neck. Blu
then 1t was fearfully withdrawn.
please don't grease your hair here
after" said Sally. But she kissed it
Hereafter! Hereafter!" Seffy'i
heart pounded.
Suppose I'd grease my hairl" sale
Sally speciously.
The horror conjured up was facti
tious. Remember where her head wa
resting. But an alien element wa
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

horse has the full number of incisors,
six above and six below. though the
corner ones have not yet reached their
full length. The lower nippers (cen-
ter teeth are considerably worn upon
their two borders and will be nearly
level. The upper nippers will not be
found to be so much worn There will
be noticed near the outer edge a yeI-
low line. surrounded by the whittier
dentine. This is known as the dent
al star"
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

Take Heed.-"Whatsoeve a man
soweth, that shall he also reap" Take
heed to this old proverb.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

Bees on the Farm.-Bees helm tn
make the crop and pay the farmer for
the privilege. They are little trouble
and may be the source of a good in
come.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

Go Slow.-Do not try to keep too
many varieties of fowls just for farm
poultry work.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25

dilution system it is worse vet. The
temperature is usually high, the water
used for diluting the milk usually
pollutes the cream as well as dilutes
1t, and the germs will get in the
butter and help to deteriorate it
very rapidly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-06-25
SEFFY
A ROMANCE
OF A
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM
SYNOPSIS.
JOHN LUTHER LONG
III.st-.tso.s ~ Do. wilso.

The crowning desire in the life of old
Baumgartner. Pennsylvania German, is
to obtain possession of the beautiful
meadow which lies just between Baum
garfner's properly and the railroad sta
hsrited BY. Sarah Pressel. very pretty
solely @ 10 her But Gid nn sad
lonGed for II 80 many years and en-
sSsr SO many fmss that fR% fRe pSoper
yearn." At The vieinage, gatherings. on
always declared that the property would
some day be his. At length Baumgartner
to fse that his sa only \. hps Of
the marriage OF his son sephenitah to
Sarah Pressel; In mock auction ''seffy."
father 70 Sarah for 81. "seffy'' is a meek
slow going youth, who Is never first in
docile. always led by his father OF
rather angelic disposition is he--a gentle
stand anything about strife and compe-
ution. Thus he appears utterly incapaci-
tated to win in any contest of love or
Of 6effy. Her hair is nearly red. She is
all life and animation and can jump
and color itself. Her one fault is a very
high temper. Baumgartner gives Seffy
some lessons in courtship.
CHAPTER lI.-continued.
At last 1t was evident that Seffy
fully understood. and his father broke
into that discordant whistle once
more.
"A gal that ken jump a six-rail
fence-and wissout no running start
don't let her git apast you'll"
We'll, I'm going to set up with her
tonight" said Seffy again, with huge
ahem. And the tune his father
whistled as he opened the door for
him sounded something like II want
TO be an angel"
But not to buy no pasture-land."
warned Seffy.
~Oach, no, Of course not!" agreed
his willy old father That's chust one
Of my durn jokes. But / expect I'll
take the fence down tomorrow! Say,
Ssf, You chust marry the gal. I'll take
keer the fence!"
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But Sally Was the Angel.


1t took Seffy long time to array
himself as he had threatened. And
when It was all done you wouldn't
have known him-you wouldn't have
cared to know him. For his fine yell
low hair was changed to an ugly
brown by the patent hair-oil with
which he had dressed it-and you
would not have liked its fragrance, l
trust Bergamot. / think 1t was. His
nne young throat was garroted within
. starched standing collar, his feet
were pinched in creaking boots, his
hands close-gauntleted in buckskin
gloves. and he altogether incompar-
able, uncomfortable, and triumphant
Down stairs his father paced the
door. watch In hand. From time to
time he would call out the hour, like a
watchman on a minssat At last:
Look a-yere, Seffy, it's about two
inches apast sefen-and by the time
you git there-say. nefer git another
feller chance to git there afore you
or to leave after you'll"
Seffy descended at that moment
with his hat poised in his left hand.
His father dropped his watch and
picked 1t up.
Both stood at gaze for moment.
"Sunder, Sef! You as beautiful as
the sun, moon and stars-and as
stinky as seferal apothecary shops.
Yere. take the watch and git along
SOS you haf some time wiss you-now
git along! You late already. Goshens !
You was behind time when you was
born! Vas, your nanny wass disap-
p'inted in you right at first. You wass
rs hours late! But now you reformed
sank God! ! always knowed it wass
q cure for it, but didn't know 1t wass
anysing as nice as Sally"
Seffy issued forth to his first con.
quest-lighted as far as the front gate
by the fat lamp held in his fathers
hand.
"A-Sef-Seffy, shall l set up for
you tell you git homer" he called into
the dark.
mol" shouted Seffy.
Aha = aha "a ahal That sounds
right. Don't you forgit when you bose
we'll - comfortable - aha = ha-ha!
Mebby on one cheer ahn-ha-ha. And
wen bose take the fence down to.
morrow. Mebby all three!"
~.
Suppose She Had Creased Her Hair7
Seffy sauntered confidently up The
Hill of Delight upon which Sally's
house stood. When within sight of II
he polished his hat on his sleeve. set
the butterfly necktie straight, felt that
the apochryphal diamond was safe
and marched up to the house-only to
arrive little later than buggy from
which Sam Pritz. he was certain. had
utracted Sally. If it had not been for
thought of his father. which oppor
tunely came. Seffy would have gone
straight home-so did his heart fail
him.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
Presbyterian.

In the morning Commissioner Geo.
Kilbey will speak on omissions AS |
Have Seen Them" Bro. Kilbey was
for many years the highest officer of
the Salvation Army. in charge of all
the work of the continent of Africa.
For several years he held the same
position in Australia: and the last
several years he was in charge of the
Army work of the western half of the
United States.
The evening meeting will he under
the auspices of the Woman's Mission
AIRY Society Mrs. A. c. Newton viii.
read paper on ''Syria." and Mrs. j.
II. Rankin on the Work of DR.. Mary
Eddy" who has the oversight of the
school which our church and society
is supporting
Rev Edwards will have an ad-
dress on Men and Missions" There
will be a recitation by Mrs Harriet
Turner, and special music by the
choir.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor will interrupt his series
of sermons on The Man of Galilee
to preach In the morning on The
Holy city" In this sermon he will
contrast the modern city with the
divine ideal to be realized in the fut-
ure.
The Christian Endeavor praye;
meeting will be held at $50 pm.
subject. Books That Delight and
Strengthen; o. Cheedle and Everett
Munro, leaders; Prov. i:1-9.
The pastor will preach in the ev-
ening on the subject, THE Christian
Doctrine of n-Resistance."
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st. Matthews Church.

Corner Fourth and White. John
Wallis Oil, rector
Services for Bird Sunday in Ad-
vent: Celebration Holy Eucharist.
1880. Sunday school. o. Morning
prayer and litany, II. Evening
prayer and sermon, T:30. Miss Avis
Hardy will sing at the evening SER
vice.
The meetings of St Matthew S
Guild have been discontinued until
after the holidays.
Choir rehearsal Thursday evening
at 7:15 sharp.
Strangers always accorded hearty
welcome. Seats free.
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Christian Science.

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
ESQ White avenue.
SERVES, l / am. Sunday school at
9:i5 am.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at S
pm.
Free reading room open daily from
10 am. to ; pm. The public is cor
daily invited.
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Christinn-Eruita.

Morning subject "Womans Work
in the Restoration Movement" Jun
ior c. +. al $50. Books That De-
light and Strengthen tProv. Al
81. will be the c. e. topic at $50.
Evening subject, Lights" This will
be sermon on the Philothian Bible
class motto.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
W G. II IL

The next regular meeting of the
union will be held at the home OF
Mrs. McCurdy first house west of the
Baptist church, December Is. a
short memorial service will be held
in memory OF Mr.. Carlyle. one of our
devoted honorary members, who has
recently been promoted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SERVICES TOMORROW.
New Thought Meeting.

New thought meeting, lecture and
psychometric readings at Fraternal
hall. odd Fellows building. 7:45 pm.
Subject. Progression Here and Here
after" Everyone cordially invited.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
Christian.

Bible school. 10 am. Preaching.
IL am. and 7:30 pm. c. E., $3.50
pm.
We are glad to announce that Bro.
A. B. Elliott, formerly of Vinton, Ia.
will visit with us and preach morn
ing and evening. Let us greet him
with full house.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
Pear Park Baptist.

Services as usual. Morning SER
mon. Drifting Away; evening
''The Pleasure in Doing Things That
Are Worth While"
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Fruit lands in the vicinity of
where they have never had a failure
in the fruit crop, at $40 per acre and
up. with water right. See Gray. 337
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

bill
the coming the legislature which will greatly the
I'M his state will havea much
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Methodist

The pastor will be in his pulpit in
the morning. DR.. n. II. Lee will
preach in the evening. Prof. La
Vern Brown is arranging an interest
ing musical program for the services.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
LOCAL MEMS BIG HUNT.

+ Walter C. Brown. NJ. A. Gift !
+ ford. Milton Clifford and Ed 1
+ Noe returned to the city last !
+ night from a five days hunting !
+ outing in the country near .
j. Mack, and they certainly had .
+ good luck. bringing back nearly .
j 600 nice rabbits and killing I
!. some other small game. i
+ It was one of the most sue !
+ cessful hunting trips any party 1
= from this city has enjoyed in 1
+ year or two. I
j. The weather on the desert !
I. was fine and the party greatly 1
I. enjoyed the outing. 1
I. 4
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We admir- FranlC
at He had nerve praise a
OF the
something
a
too
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Raptist-palisade,

w. j. Sanborn. pastor Morning
worship at 1890; ''How Shall the
Holy Spirit Reach the Unsaved ~
Evening worship IT T;30: What is
That in Thine H~nd?" Sunday
school at 7:30 r. Y. p. Z, at 6:3O.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Tommy is
making subscribe Christmas benefit the poor and
by
Ar
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

today perhaps than other
Mesa
The Sentinel
that the
right
is advocated
Than Il
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

is to
be
lett
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First BuDtiSt.

Sunday school, 9:45 am. Preach
ing at II am. and 1880 pm. b. Y.
p. L.. $50 pm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

position superintendent
and wis they the job
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Give us your fire insurance We
place it in the BEST of companies.
H. ]. Gray Realty Co.. 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
Handy A. NJ. L. Church.

Rev. j. Fl. Smith. pastor. Preach
ing. IL am. and 1880 pm. Sunday
school. 3 pm.
Prayer service Wednesday, 1880
pm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12


of But they
20 afraid of Teddy
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be in line
is
ular rity that n news
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

be a in says
himself shall
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recommend appropriation
a building
10 a
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Biggest room. biggest stock. low
est prices. The Crown Furniture Co.
s30-340 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

For storage of all kinds of goods,
warehouse on track, phone Blue Barn,
Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

William Cromwell received of the $500
how he
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

club its hand roast breakfast
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

THE DAILY SENTINEL
~
BUNTING randow
WALTER WALKER, City and News Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Nah Nah or or cf carrsr @ ON. y month In ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION
don't that
Thomas N Paterson % s ps s" s" ID o 9sss'i @ about to steal fro"
.S % ss; % $ Ss @ s % s H sss: stock @ % s rs"'' sell right
Rice That 4s vas % s"s ss as % ss BANDED % :s
carries ns @ % % % s s i9@ s %sn Ss g g
il % S1S9 @ s' aa
next Ts %o S s S annual T .ns nan " b son a
Warrington nq"eal '"''''N'
900 s II: Pas@ s % @ s"' his S s" IF fa n;
; S1;: 'S 'S + ' f ' "ii IT "''s
. be very . angry s1i"
DO :, Teddy.
% % s @ % 9'T ""f $ @ s
o
line with public policy for the press of the city to kick
something kick
undertake
fromam circles
thath called
for Cover
nc
discover the typewriter upon which the type
Chandler Phpps
be careful how
etters
single oqs % s ss s s %
a ideal
nuch for
right
Il
eFrnkC heard him speak
of praise
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

An exchange / IS a rar mt e
oleo
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

You of advertising that I'll
medium for business in this eli
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

The question before the public is, How old
long prison before he is pardoned o
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

We do know Just what stock MIR Mo
present but that bull" story looks little seal
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

That a rejonder. that Mr. Hertz handed
lmeligh
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-30
AsRuzzl ROMANCE ENDED
Dowaeer Queen Declared to Have Pre-
vented the Marriage

Washington Nov 3O.-Well inform.
ed persons in Washington society be-
lieve that the famous romance Of the
Duke Of the Abruzzi and Miss Rather
inc Elkns has ended. This rnfo"tun.
ate outcome is declared to be die sole
ly TO the determination of the Dowa-
ger Queen of Italy not to receive the
chosen bride OF her favorite nephew
as a royal princess. Miss Elkins' Ge-
termination TO enter no family, even
a royal family unwelcomed, or to go
10 no country where her birth. her
breeding, her family or herself would
be questioned was equally unalterable.
While it is literally true, as Sena-
tor Elkins says, that no engagement
between his daughter and he Duke
of the Abruzzi has ever existed, that
statement must only be accepted Wien
one defines engagements in its strict
est sense as a solemn promise % mar
nv at some definite time. That the
duke sought for fourteen months TO
make Miss Elkns his bride is now a
matter Of history.
That Miss Elkins received the
! dukes suit with favor is also known
TO her family and friends. When
questioned during the early days of
! the open devotion of her royal sutton
she laughingly declared he was the
most charming man she had ever met
and If he were an American she would
marry him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-30
new OUTBREAK OF
SMALLPOX At
BRATTLEBORO
Nineteen New Cases Of Disease
Discovered
SCATTERED ALL OVER VILLAGE
Authorities Greatly Handicapped by
Failure Of Victims to Take Pro
per Precautions.

Brattleboro, Nov. 3O.-New life was
given to the smallpox epidemic satur-
day and Sunday through the discovery
of 10 new cases. Many Of these made
their appearance in families in which
the disease was already prevalent
while II of the patients are In fam
lilies not under quarantine. They are
in widely separated portions of the
city and in one or two cases the pat
tents had been III for two days before
the case was reported to the health
officer or before medical attendance
had been summoned.
One woman residing on Main street
was about the street about two days
ago with her face covered with small
pox pistules. She has very pro
nounced type of the disease. In one
family where there are eight children
there are six cases of smallpox. Four
OF the patients have been removed to
the isolation hospital while others are
under strict quarantine.
The health officers are greatly han
dicapped in their work through the
failure of those IN with the disease TO
take the proper precautions and to re-
port the cases to the board of health.
The alarming spread of the disease
mad not been anticipated as It was
thought that the disease had about
run its course
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-30

for a trial of the Christian life and eX
perience and won the sympathy OF the
great audience By his message His
story Of Dr. Harper maker and pres
ident of the University OF Chicago, as
he was about to die, and who then told
his friend. President Gunscaulus of
the Armour institute, of his vision the
light of his Fathers face seemed a
marvellous experience TO those who
had known DR. Harper as one OF the
most practical and least sentimental
% men, As this wonderful teacher
facerd the inevitable he like ordinary
men had nothing but his faith in God
as a resting place for his soul
DR. Granstaf by request will preach
tonight on the objectionable Sin"
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 there will
be special services IN the local church
es led by the pastors All members
of these churches are urged to be pres
ent so far as they can do so consis-
tently with their other duties At 3
y. m, Tuesday there will be a mothers
meeting in the Baptist church Con
veyances will be furnished for any
who will send their names to the pas
tors or to Mrs. Asher at the Putnam
House Make an effort to find some
aged person who would feel the priv.
ilege OF this service and report to the
committee
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-30
LlLlUokALANI ASKS 100000
Former Queen Of Hawaii Has an In
come Of But $4,000 Year

Washington, Nov 30. Accompanied
by small suite Queen Liliuokalani ar
rived in Washington yesterday pre-
pared TO plead with congress for the
grant of 100000 with which to live
gracefully, as royalty should. the few
years remaining to her.
Queen Liliuokalani declined to see
any one but it was learned that Ha
wallis former ruler will make one last
strenuous effort to have her claim on
congress met before the adjournment
for the Christmas holidays
The Queen will appear personally
before the House committee on Claims
which has charge of a bill introduced
at the last session by Prince Kalania-
naole to grant her 100000. for crown
lands now vested in the United States
Before the seizure of these lands 1t is
declared that they brought the queen
an income Of $4,000 a year, and the
amount named in the bill is represent
ed for that reason to be extremely rea-
sonable.
The royal visitor is now "a years
old AT present her only income is
$4,000, voted to her each year Nv the
Hawaiian legislature.