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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15

ternational exposition in 1915. Under
the stimulus Of cheap railroad rates
and convenient traffic arrangements
thousands will have an opportunity
that they could have in no other way
to- know their own country better
Side excursions to the Yosemite. the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado. the Yel-
lowstone National park, the Redwoods
of the north coast Of California. the
big trees of the Sierras on the ap.
proach to the Yosemite. the side trip
to Alaska by the inland channel. will
be parts Of the delightful and educa.
tive features Of a visit to the expesi-
ton.
Routing over any Of The eight trans
continental roads that terminate upon
the Pacific coast will enable the trav-
eler to come by one route and return
by another. Visits to the slopes OF
Puget sound and the great fast grow
ing cities there. the Great Salt lake.
the Santa Clara valley, with its prai-
ries of flowers; the orange orchards
stretching from the northern portion
of the state to Los Angeles; Redlands.
Riverside and San Diego and the jour-
ney through the Panama canal, either
coming or returning, perhaps most
wonderful Of all. will be among the un-
usual opportunities Of 1915. to see
much Of the world at moderate ex-
penditure and under conditions never
before obtained. When the Panama
canal Is in operation ships will nego-
tiate the journey between Atlantic and
Pacific coast ports in less than three
weeks time.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15
What Texans Admire

is hearty. vigorous life, according to
Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. 1--WE
find,n he writes, that DIR. Kings
New Life Pills surely put new lite ana
energy into a person. Wife and l be-
lieve they are the best made.' Excel
lent for stomach, liver or kidney
troubles. 25 cts at Kaufman Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15
WIFI Oppose Fraser Lyon.

Senator J. r Earle, OF Oconee,
while in Columbia recently made the
definite announcement that he would
be a candidate for Attorney General
in the primary this summer. Senator
Earle is said to be supporter Of the
present governor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15
For Sale.

One New Home Sewing Machine
and one New Acme Sewing Machine,
both drop heads and light runners;
guaranteed to work perfectly and
wear for years. Apply 10
Rice B. Harman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15
Midway at the Panama Pacific Exposition
Will Be The Most Striking and Original OF ALI

commemorative structure towering
1900 feet above the Golden Gate will
be surmounted by searchlight. and
it's outlines will be limned with mean
descents. In fact, the contours Of the
exposition site will be visible for miles
away.
The west will be on exhibition to
those who view the Panama-P Pacific In
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15

itself one may look out over the bay
through the Golden Gate to the Pacific
ocean. At night Harbor View will be
brilliantly illuminated with incandes-
cents, Finsen lights and waterfall lilu-
limitations. A chain Of lights will
stretch across the Golden Gate. the In
te.national fleet of battleships In the
hsrbor will be Illuminated. a huge
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15
Saws Boiler BurSfed.

Daniel Buckley, who was steerage
PASSENGER on the Titanic, in his testl-
mony stated that fireman said that
the disaster was caused by the burst
ing OF the engines boilers.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15

John Richardson, negro, stepped
into the:seed conveyor at the South
e-a Cotton Oil company's plant in Co.
lumbia on Tuesday and was ground to
death before the machinery could be
stopped.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15

:portraying the life of the river dwell
-ers around Canton. The concession
will cost S1.000.o00, and influential
= Chinese with American attorneys and
engineers will shortly leave for the
orient. From Nevada concessionaires
will establish a riproaring mining
camp. picturing the days of 40 and
the bonanza era Of the Comsto,k
lode. Bret Harte's heroes. old Wells
Fargo stage drivers, gamblers and
gambling. bad men. prospectors. shoot
ings and holdups will lend real1stie
touch to the camp.
; But the chief charm of Harbor
View for most people will lie In its
setting on San Francisco bay. AS the
crow flies the site extends along the
water front for about mile, but to'-
lowing the irregular contours Of the
shore the distance Is more than that.
: Along the entire waters edge at Har-
r bor View will be built an esplanade.
'',or bund, along which visitors may
walk, and an existing lagoon will be
made the basis Of superb yacht mar
6oT. Classic columns will rise from
= the waters edge, and near by Will oe
the great exposition structures, the
Palace of Liberal Arts. the education
/ al building. the manufactures build
/ ing and other edifces that house the
: more serious phases of the exposition
as distinguished from the amusement
, features. Harbor View lies as an am
phitheater, with it's sides the wooded
slopes of the Presidio and the tenant
| ed hills of San Francisco. 1t Is near
the most populous part OF the cit!
and is not more than twenty minutes
walk from Mob Hill, where lived the
tmrltiniIlionaires of Californla'S eariS
/ mining days. Looking down from the
hills one can soc all over the iarhol
View site, wui.e from Ha"ho' Vie"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-15

Who says we are not progressing?
There has not been a presidential
torchlight parade in the country Tor
twelve or sixteen years.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Scr brette stein.
9as bstannte @tuOsntenlieO: s

Oas betannte StubentenlieO: %
alte 8urI9enherrli9teit -" err
pdbnt iene, nO:e OOm breiten Stein
ni9t panften unb ni9t pi9en". Ser
.breite Stein" bat cine fe5r Deri9iez
bene @rtldrung gefunOen, Die iin oft
in m0tbif9e SpetulatiOnen Derlor,
DEFENDERS penn Bolts un0 8inoerS
lieber berange3ogen purOen, Die ebenz
fans BON breiten Stein er3dblen, pie
3. g.: r@90n Mnna JAP auf einem
@tein uno tdmmte fiG ibr golOnes
6aar 49," u. a. Die Oeutung fir
DEN breiten Stein in Dem Stubenten@
liebe muB auf Die Set auriidgeben,
als mar nod obne 3idfi9t auf Den
1pGteren 8erte6r enge @aTen nit
iebr I9mdlem 6uB9dngerpeg Ober
i~iberbaupt Dbne ieglidcn 8iirseriteig
baute. 9as @traBenpflaIter nor, bd
es aus tleinen runoli9en Steinen,
ben iogenannten nPfefferniiHen", be-
itano, ni1ts neniger als dngenebm
fir ben SuBgdnger. Duber fam man
auf Die Sbee. hie Mitte Der Strabe
nit elmer &eibe platter, flieIenartiger
Gteine BON ettpa 80 big 40 3entime>
ter 8reite 3u pflaItern, Die eetpiFer=
maBen oie Nole zines 8iirgeriteiges
iibernabmen. 9a Der Wagenberte6r
in ben @dfen rur qerinq mar, nirfte
aud Der 5uBpfab nt9t itOreno. 9ieIe
Steinreibe innerbalb Der tleinen
Gteine fpurbe bonn 0oltsmunoe Der
breite Stein" genannt. Seute Itnb
/ oiefe rbreiten Steine" aus ben Stra=
i BEN meiItens Ostf9punren. Sn ben
uniberitdtsftdDten nun batten biz
S~tuoenten, pie betannt, man9erlei
@orre9te. 9a3u geb0rte aud BAG
@orre9f, obne Riidii9t auf entgegsn=
tommenoe Jubgdnger am Dem mbrei.
ten @teine" einber3uf9reiten unb BEN
lieben NG9ften, tper es aud lei, bas
Musbiegen gu iiberlaRen. Gin Stu.
bent, Der cine CUTE Rlinae f9lug uni
feiner Men1ur aus. Dem Wege eirg
mid AUDI teinem 1nbern BON breiter
Stein aus. Sft iudten tie gar 9dn.
oel, nabmsn Die gauge 8reite bes
Gteins elm, unb 10 entitano Elm,
rNangelei", bic bann na.iirli9 81 Fl.
nsr Soroerung fiibrte. Sie ipuroI
in ienen .3eiten, in benen bic Gtuoen.
ten nod u~ngebinoert ibre Shldeei
fiibrten, oft senug auf Der Steni
ausgefO4ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
In5e:gen.
6 infpoItte
GinIdicucn-S dncG6abn an Der
3iDiera.

Dem duftralnAen Sngenteur Gbnls
mers &earne9, obem @rfinber elmer
einT6ieniqen S9nelGbobn, Die cine
@el@ninoigfeit BON 100 Big 240 Riz
lometer in Der Stunbe er3ielen foll,
1T Ioeben bic &on3eHion fir ben 8au
elmer 8abn Ieines Spitems 5tpif4en
Ni33o uno Monte Gorlo erteiIt pOr=
ben. 5ie folI Gn0e nd4ften Sabres
in 8etrieb genommen perben uno
imfanbe Tein, Die Sabr5eit auf BET
Strede Nia3a-Mpnte Carlo, fir bic
bic @rpreB8iige bi8ber IS un6 bic
buneben beTtehenben eleftrif9en @traz
Benbobnen rs Mainuten brau4ten,
duF 20 Minuten gu Dertiir5en.
Oos Rearne1f9e SDitem tann fir
bic obertroiY9e 8abnonlage, tDie fir
bic unterqruno6obn @ertpenoung finz
ben. Oio @ugen IauFen ouf elmer
etn3iqen @6iene unb nerben bur4
cine in Der 6D6e Iaufenbe Siibreri4ies
ne i'm @lei6geni6t erbalten. Inter
tsn perI6ie0enen @orteilen, bic oas
&earneDs@ pftem fir ii4 in @nIpru@
nimmt, perben aIs Die pt4tigiten
bic folqenoen onqefiibrt: Nbfolute
unm0qli@teit Der Gntgleifung, feline
Teitli6en @6nantungen, Elm Mini>
mum BON @ri9itterung unb unbe=
btnqte @efpdbr fir @ermeiOung BON
9ufammenIt6Ben, tabelloie automatic
f6e 8entilation bur9 Die 3ugbepe=
ounq unb Observation-Disclosures cd
i'm 2otaIbienif. 3ubem fiab bic @s.
t~rtebsfoTten nur 6alb 70 bod, pie BET
ben gebrGu6li6en untergrunOFpits'
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

@egeagift. nWo6in
10 ella nit Dem MaBtrug, Jrau
Na9barin?" nMein Mupn bat irrz
tiimli9erpeife elmer S9lud Nafer
getrunten, Oa muB i9 RAID Elm Sc
geneift bplsn!"
SIN @ifer. aunoe: Dieter
Wein tOftete friiber so pfennige prO
9iter tpeniger als beute!!"
@ein9dnOler: uGepiB! Be-
0enten Sic aber aud. nie Oie preiie
fir Die GobmateriGlien in ben leBs
len Subren 9eitiegen iino!"
SufuGe Mbnung. Mr8t
(nd90em er Sen patienten, einsn
tranten S9lemmer, unterfn9t bat):
,@as nun Die Rur anbetrifft. ="
patient (unterbre9enO): n9err
Dpftor, Derf9reiben sic mir, mas
sic molten, i'd nsbm' ales.. Gber
rsrbieten sic mir ni@ts!"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
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Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

Ser &0Iner Mdnner<
Gefangberein mar ieit elmer
Reibe bon Sobren beitre6t, iein Ser
einsbnls, Die beriibmte mWolfenz
burg, gu erpeitern unD Im3ubauen.
@iele &on3erte BAT Der @erein gum
8eften oes 8aufpnbs Der @oltenburg
peranitaltet. Dun 1T Der Ser3ens=
puni9 Der n&0lner MGnner" erfiiut.
Oos neue Seim ftebt poIIenoet ba
unD tpnnte bieIer Sage ourd einen
Seftott in MnpeIen6sit Der SpiBen
Der 8eb0rben eingepeibt perOen. Die
neue n8urg" 1T gora i'm Stile Der
oIten eebolten. Sci Der inneren Mus=
ftottung 1T DEFENDERS Wsrt auf
@obnIi9teit uni @emiitIi4tsit geIegi
iuorben.
- SbmbrI. Sin Qeutnath
fpri4t in Der Snftructionsitunbe iiber
ben Tabneneib i'm daseweinen uno Die
Sa6ne i'm b~s1onberen: nDie SABINE 1T
6os @pmbol Der Sreue fir ben @olbas
ten. - Deb -. pionisr au6el, iugen
sic mai, tpas 1T SbmbOl2" - BiOs
nier Rubel f9ptigt. ebenfo dne anbc<
rem, an bic f9 Der 2eutnant nit feinsr
;Frlqe penbet. @o Itebt er ii9 gen0s
fhiqt, bic GrtlGrung islbft gu geben:
rMeb - Symbol II db - 1T elm
Ding, moran ni6t gu tippen 1T"
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

! t u, RAG eincs Sdlt5 in Iein 2steR
treten unO cs bon @rrnJ ouf dnbern
niirOe. @r bd9te ni1t barber
na9, Oh elm luBeres Greignis Oieie
@unblune berDorbrinsen piirbe,
rod Oh es am GltOe aug inn ielbIt
fommer miiHe; er barrie unO mar
Der enOli6en @rfiiGung sepiB, unO
fan0 Oarin sic &ruft, psiter gu le=
ben, fein Ooppslnaiein dufre9t 5u
erbdlten. @ineS Cages ~ ia, zines
Saqes tGme es = unb Damn mar all
les gut, er felbf srl0ft!
90 aab er an einsm 5riiblings@
a6sno nieoer benz Musotud, mas
feline Geele bepsgte. Seine 6rau
lebnte am offsnen 5enfter uno mar
bon unrube uno ltngebul0 unb bod
BON Der Ma9t Der Mufit GuberIt9
in 8ann gebaltcn. Am Slid fuBen
bic alien Qeute uno IisBsn fi9 BON
ibm in bimmlii9e 90ben fOrtretBen
- uno in ieinem Gd9en bodte Der
Sunge, Iein Spiel5eug I'm fia Der
uno bod mdus6enitiG, beriunten int
Sraumlano, BAG fem Batter ibm err
f6IoB. Stin blisb es aud cine
Weile, als Der Mann Ole SdnOe BON
ben Saften genpmmen bate unD Oor
Ii9 6infann. Inn Damn b0rten fie
aus Dem @intel cine f9ii9terne,
anitI6ernoe Stimme pie bic zines
i'm S9lafe fingen0en @Dgel4ens;
aber fe naEm gu an 8rdft unb Sis
4er6eit, unD in reinen S0nen Hang
linen piber, mas tie eben in md9tis
ger Mslooie umraui9t bate.
Die syruu pdnote Ii9 bonn 6eniter
suriid: elm neues MiBtrauen regte ft6
in lift uno bic Ountle Nngft aud
oas &inb t0nnte ibr fremb perOen.
Nber Dem Mann purbe, als fobe tr
in cine goIoene 5erne -
0a er6o6 Iih bic alte 5rau unO
fagte itammelno: nSiirgen i'd
i6p0re es Bel SPIT - 9u, 0u fOGft
Oeinsn @eg geben, 9u fonit BADEN,
mas mir Oeinem Batter bertpebrten
= mir leiten Did, mir fiibren
Did -"
Oas &in6 blieb Itumm in feiner
SIDE. Mber ben damn rib es BON
Teinem @tu6l empor uno au ben Siiz
Ben feiner Mutter nieoer: 0as Wuns
Ser, bas er er1e6nt unO erflebt bate,
eben poIenbete es fi9 bor inn! Ni4t
Inn mebr gait feline Ma9t = fein
S9idTal tpar befiegelt, entf4ieben -
an Ieinem &inbe pffenbarte es fi9,
uno 0ie golOene 5erne, Die Oor linn
dufqeoGmmert mar, niGt er piirOe in
tie binein19reiten nit bungenbem
6er3en, nit bemutsooler Seligteit,
fein &inb panberte auf ie gu unO es
niiroe tie errei9en -
Sie 3itternoen 9Gnoe Der alien
5rau legten ii9 Inn aufs 9aupt; ie
begriff nibt ben S9mera, Der Jpn
3erriB, nod OaB er in 6ieIem Mugenz
bid lib Dem @6idfaI beu9te. @s
mar bpriiber; nun muBte er ertpa9en,
muBte Elm tii6ti9er, nd4 8orteilen
ringenoer Mdnn nerben. Oenn bril-
BEN fab oie SugenO, Elm @Ogel9en,
bas bon 1einer 9anO emporfliegen
noate, uno er erfarnte bou, OaB odrz
Tim er nit beipen 5iiBen feft uuf Der
Grbe iteben miife: gu ieiner pfli4t
bate i'm oas 8unber befebrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
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2eOsHslna.
son emil !.

Sm Yarfe bort id bellies 9aden;
Cana toll 9iug's oui Dem SpielplaB 81.
Sic AleiucI tan8ten &ingelreigcn;
sic 9orntcu iid nidlt Gnit nod 8ub'
Sc 9liibte mills oic Wlaieniomie,
SEQ Intlib ipar III 2idt getnudt;
@as lebensluit'ge @0lthen 3eigte,
&ie ipenig man sur Sreuoe braiIdt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
"Uur Discount flan.

Select your goods from any retail
jewelers. catalog, give us the name OF
the firm issuing the catalog, page OF
which goods are shown and list anc
number of articles wanted, and we will
furnish you the same articles at 10 pei
cent less than the prices quoted by tht
catalog. If catalog lists an articl.
1t $50, we will duplicate it at $45. |.
they quote an article at $40, we will
furnish it at SO; if at IS, we will du-
olicate it at 81 SO, etc. We send no
substitutes. If the goods are not ex
act duplicates and do not meet with
your approval, we would be pleased il
you would return them and your money
will be refunded. SIN, II business ex
pense, no city rents, no expensive cat
alog to mail and issue, and large vol
lme of business, enables US to under
sell all catalog houses. We ask tha
YOU give US trial and let US prove
chat our proposition is money save
to YOU. A. Weller & Co.,
Grenada,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
Writes For Magazine.

Only recently one of the many good
ladies' of Grenada, who is ever ready to
DO the generous deed or perform a
kind service, called the editor OF this
papers attention to an article on
Country Life" which appeared in q
late issue of Country Life in America.
1t is most readable communication.
There is smoothness and placidity
about the article, which captures the
mind. that is rarely seen in articles
about the farm or about country life.
Aside from this feature, in detailing
his own experience on the farm, Mr..
Morrison gives some practical lessons
that should help any farmer, be he one
farming on large or on a small scale,
who has any spirit of progression what
ever. No doubt Mr.. Morrison was
nicely rewarded by the publishers Of
the magazine for his communication, q
fact upon which his many friends con-
gratulate him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
lyCeum Course.

The Lyceum Course of Grenada Col
lege came to fitting close with the
lecture of the distinguished DIR. VIM.
A. Colledge last Friday evening. DR..
Colledge gave his lecture on Second
Fiddles," to large and appreciative
audience. 1t was replete with wit and
wisdom and was voted by many the
best number of the course, great COM
pliment considering the high character
of the entire course and the praise that
has been accorded each entertainment.
DR.. Colledge is man of scholarship
who has not only mastered books, but
has learned to keep his eyes open as he
has travelled throughout the world and
observed the ambitions, struggles and
foibles of humanity. He will get q
larger hearing should he come this way
again.
President Countiss is much gratifiee
at the success of the course and ex
presses his sincere appreciation to the
citizens of Grenada, whose patronage
has made it possible to MAINTAIN ;
course Of such high grade. A large
and more extensive course is PLANES
for next year, assuring the people o
Grenada an opportunity to hear som
of the leading artists of the country
The Redpath Bureau, from which tn
course was purchased, is the Oldest an
largest in the world. Their reputatio
is behind every number put on.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
Tickets That Drew Prizes.

We desire to announce to the public and
our friends in general that, according
to our proposition made to our trade,
the holders of the following tickets are
entitled to the premiums that follow:
1921, Majestic Range.
5652, Suite of Furniture.
1927, Vernice Martin Iron Bed.
1882, Set of Silver.
1eese premiums will be kept until
April 2, and if tickets are not pre-
sented on or by that day, opportunities
will be given someone else to get these
valuable gifts.
Planters Hardware Go.
Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
New Rule by Board Of Supervisors.

The board of supervisors of this
county desire the public to know that
at their meetings held hereafter they
will hear petitions and complaints and
the matters of new roads and bridges
the first day of the term, and that on
the second day accounts will be allowed
and such miscellaneous business as may
come before the board will receive at
tention. This rule is adopted with the
hope that business can be more salts
factorily and rapidly dispatched.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
Mothers Club.

The Mothers Club will meet WedneR
day, March 13, at 3:2O p. m., in the hr
brary of Grenada Public school.
Program: Devotional, Miss Horn1
roll call; reading of minutes; busnesss
music; paper.-"What constitutes u
good mother?" by Mrs. W. S. Van Os--
dell; reading, Mrs. G. B. Jones; open
discussion, subject, "What are the
chief benefits resulting from the moth
er's ability to remember her own child
hood and view things from the child's
standpoint"
All mothers and those interested III
the school are invited.
Mrs. R. E. Jones,
Secretary.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
SUPERVISORS AND
TICK COMMISSIONER
Rumor Has Il That There Was Not
Altogether Harmony Of Action.

There were some rumors afoat during
the sitting of the board of supervisors
this week that there was not altogether
harmony of action between the board
and DIR. B. o. Minge of the federal de-
partment of agriculture who has been
directing the Tick Eradication work in
this county. The Sentinel hopes that
the work will in no way be crippled. 1t
is already we'll under way and from
what this paper can gather, almost all
the farmers of the county are in most
perfect accord with this work. If au-
thorities are to be believed, the eradica-
ton of the tick is matter of the great
est Importance not only to the stock
owner but to those who must buy ard
eat beef. Just what the basis for the
inharmony of cooperation between DR..
Minge and the board was, the Sentinel
is unadvised. If it was matter of ex.
pense, of course the board is to be
commended for proceeding cautiously.
This was their duty. 1t is fair to as
sumo that both the board and DR.
Minge will make expense bills just al
light as possible DR.. Minge has shown
the most thorough acquaintance will
every detail of his work and the Sen
tinel hopes that whatever is done vii
be done with a due regard for tn
rights of all parties.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
GumptiOn On the Farm.

Get the oats in early.
Hail, clustering March! 0, no, don't.
1t is better to sell what you can not
eat than to eat what you cannot SELL
If you are in doubt as to whether ou
have religion or not, ask your wife, she
knows.
Plant less ground in corn and give
better culture. That is all there is to
intensive farming.
Drive some strong pointed irons in
he bottom of your ladders before they
lip and perhaps cost life.
If man would lead contented life,
ne mus. keep on the best of terms with
lis stomach, his conscience and his
wife.
An excellent spring tonic, after sew
eral months of lowering around the
ireside, is good sawbuck, sharp
saw ard pile of hard wood. Try it.
The revival of the good old custom OF
cooperative killing of beef and sheep
among neighbors would solve one of the
causes of the high cost of living, so far
as farmers are concerned.
Some things smell worse the more
you stir them. One of these is pole
cat, another is neighborhood quarrel.
The polecat you may sometimes have
to tackle; but steer clear of the Other
thing, if you have to run for dear life
1t is time to look through the cellar
and see that there are no rotten tur
nips, cabbages or potatoes to pollute
the air.
Where a herd of cows was giver
troughs with constant supply of pure
water, the increase in milk was one
pound each day, on an average.
If the poor puppy that has been ia
ken away from its mother to be brough
up by hand keeps you awake by howl
ing at night, give him at bedtime hi
fill of warmed milk and tuck jug o
hot water under his wrappings, and h
will snuggle down beside it contentedl
and be quiet.
If horse slobbers, better look to hi
teeth. They may be sharp and nee
filing; but don't do it yourself unles
you have learned how from somebod
who knows. Farm Journal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
Harper. jackson.

In the parlors of the Grenada Hotek
in this city on Sunday evening last,
just after the incoming Y. & M. "
passenger train which brought thG
young lovers to Grenada, Mr.. w. R
Harper and Miss Pearl Jackson were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
Rev. w. R. Cooper of the Baptist
church officiating.
The bride and groom were both resi-
dents of the western portion of this
county. The ceremony was witnessed
by number of friends, who showered
upon the newly welded pair numerous
congratulations. They left on the early
train the next morning for Memphis.
where they will make their future
home,