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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
District No. 4.-Pear Ridge.

Avn. H.-EcdL Nlukes
Aldrid2e, Walter, Anderson, Jellie.
Anderson, Arthur.
Bradford, Arthur, Brown, Isom.
Banks, William, Bland, Roland.
Hooker, John, Bradford, Robt.
Blow, Albert, Carpenter, Riley.
Clayton, NJ. f., Chillis, Andrew.
Curry. c. NJ.
Dempson, Frederick, Danerson, Jim.
Drane, Jessie.
Falkner, Henry
Gordon, Billie. Cordin, Henry.
Harris, Wash c., Harris, Henry.
Harper, George, Harris, Albert.
Hamon, Bailey, Hannah, Walter.
Hollis, Hezzie, Harper, Bose.
Harvey, William, Harvey, Richard.
Horton, Alex, Hardaman, John.
Harris, Lige, Harris, William.
Jackson, Henry. Johnson, Monroe.
Jones, I%serel, Jones, Brick.
Jones, Harry, Jones, Swim, Jr.
jackson, Nose, Jones, Charlie.
Jones, Raney, Kershaw, Grant.
hlndrick, Louis, Kendall, Tom.
kint, Charlie, Livingston, R. T.
Massey, A. c., Mathis, Bloom.
Metcalf, Jim, Mormon, Jim.
Mcconnell, John, Moore, Ed.
Madison, Tom, Martin, Barney.
Martin, Sundy, McSwine, George.
McDodle. Charlie, Martin, Sam.
Nickerson, Albert.
Outlaw, Bob, O'Neal, C. c.
Pace, w. T., Pace, Levi.
Quinn, Sampson.
Ralter, George, Richardson, Jim.
Shock, Abe, Smith, Plumm.
Thomas, Tonic, Tatum, Hirham.
Wolfe, j. NJ, Weaver, Dock.
Williams, Ben, Winter, James.
Woods, Henry, Wesley, John.
Williams, Albert, Williams, adm.
Williams, Armstead, Willis, Garfield
Warren, Willis, Winter, Tom.
Williams, Will.
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District No. 3.--Spears,

DAotAhSN Nsos
Austin, w. C.
Brewer, J. d., Bardwell, G. w.
Britt, George.
Crawford, +. NJ, Clark. Mart.
Crisis, Sylvester, Clark, Jim.
Clark, Martin.
Doss, VIII.
Ravens, J. T., Holmes, Robt.
King, James.
Liscomb, Jim, Liscomb, VIII.
Majitt, Dave, Meirs, Jerry.
Patterson, II. n.
Stricklin, David.
Turner, Homa.
Williams, Fcstus, Weir, Willie.
Wyatt, Phil, Weir, Almos.
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SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
How Mrs. Reed of Peoria. HI,
Escaped The Sur
geon's Knife.
Peoria, 1l.-"I wish to let every one
know whatLydia E. Pinkham'sVegetablo

Compound has done
for me. F~ortwoyears
/ suffered. The doc
tor said l had q tumor
and the only remedy
was the surgeons
knife. My mother
bought me Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, and
today l am a weNand
healthy woman. For
m l suffered
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H0samond. Steve.

Hosamond, Steve.
thomas, Frank, Townes, Osborn.
thomas, Robt., Townes, Woodsy.
Tyler, Ed.
WINK, Henry, Winter, Richard.
Winters, VIII, Win, Gilbert.
wright, George, W~eatherby, Andrew.
Washington, Will, Weatherly, Tom.
Williams, Tom.
Young, Joe.
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District No. 2.-Providence,

Distiict NO. Z.-Prov,dence.
Anderson, jim.
Blakley, j. T., BARLEY, Peter.
bryan, John, Bays, Grover.
bowdry, John w., Black, Will.
Britner, Abe, Black, Alonzo.
cooley, Zero, Conlcy, William.
Chamberlin, Willie, Chairs, John.
Crowdcr, Henry, Chamberlin, Lee.
Collins, John, Cooley, Robt.
Davis, Lee, Dunn, John.
Edwards, james.
Floyd, Lee, Ford, Jack.
Fox, Jonah.
George, Robt., George, Anderson.
ilammons. Ed, Hankins, Cook.
Harris, Henry, Hankins, James.
hankins, Charlie, Hughes. Hogan.
Hardaman, lack, Hammons. Walter.
H%ardaman, Orange, Jr., Hardiman
Leonard.
Harris, Buster, Hubbard, Thomas.
Hooper, Winter.
James, Hop, James, Afford.
James, Harvey, Johnson, Sam.
James, Tom, Jones, Ben.
Jones, Atkins, James, Ed.
johnson, Frank.
Kendall. David, Kimbrell, Joe.
Love, William, McGhee, William.
Mullen, Drew, Mullen, John.
Mays, John, Mccain, Will.
McClain, Wilburn.
O'Neal. Garfield.
"
Perkins, Frank, Parker, Oscar.
Pryor, Jessie, Pickens, Matt.
Robertson, Walter, Ringold, Joe.
Russell. Oscar, Robertson, William.
Ringold, John, Roberts, Garrison.
Smith, r. E., Sanders, Henry.
Sally, Nose, Sanders, Crisis, Jr.
Semmes, Robt., Spraggs, Will.
Simons, Virgil, Shackleford. Willard.
Taylor, Cleveland.
Williams, Walter, Williams, Josh.
Williams, Richard, Willis, Andrew.
Winston, Charlie, Warner, Jim.
Woods, Charlie, Willis, Phil.
Willis, Robt.
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williams, John, Williams, Jack.
wills, Levin, Webb, Will.
Watts, Mack, Williams, Dennis.
Willis, David.
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Ingram, Sam, Ingram, Abe.
johnson, Sam, Jackson, Ballard
Jones Byron, johnson Dan
Jennings, CORN, johnson, Jack.
Jones, Charlie, Jones, CUTLER.
Jones. George, James, George
might, ,. H., King, l.. D.
hineaid, W. NJ, Kilgore, G.. w.
Nincaid, Son. Lockett, r. NJ.
Lewis, b. NJ, Long, Sid.
Lee, Wick, Lemwood, Earnest.
Liddell. Charlie.
Miller, j. T., Miller, Press.
Moore, Jerry, Morris, Johnnie.
Moorehead, John, McLeon. Bradford
McBridge, Geo, McAdony, Wash.
Mills, Fred, Monger, George.
Murphy, Matt, Montgomery, Jessie.
Merritt, Will, McGee, Dave.
Nelson, N. F., Neal, Sleeve.
Nicely, Mack, Mason, Jessie.
Mason, Douglas.
ONeal, Orinpy, Perry, Oscar.
Phillips, G. L., Perry, Will.
Parker, Tom, Pickins, Matt.
Parker, Parish, Peacock. Fred.
Pate, Sam, Price, Lewis.
Perry, John, Perry, Ike.
Pernell. Jake, Pryor, Will.
Pernell, Jim.
Raney, Z. H., Ray, Lee.
Reyman, Mack, Randolph, Matt.
Reece, George, Riley, Sam.
Robertson, Buddy. Robertson, Mack.
Roach, Fred, Randolph, Abe.
Rhodes, Walter.
Shepard, E. L., Smith, N. B.
Sally, M. H., Sledge, Robt.
Spearman, Will, Sally, Drew. j.
Stenson, Ezekiel, Simmons, Reecy.
Smith, Hope, Simmons, Austin.
sally, Milbourn, Savage, VIM.
Sykes, Leroy, Stinson, Will.
Sally, viii, Sawyer Kib.
Sweezer, Sam, Sprever, Jim.
Tigue, Wheeler, Tillman, Manuel.
Taylor, Will, Thomas, George.
Townsell, Jim, Thomas, Zearl.
Tillman, Jack, Thomas, Richard.
Turner, John, Travis, Henry.
Thomas, Jim, Turner, A. c.
Thomas, Coo, Thomas, Ben.
Trotter, Sam.
Wood, j. E., Woods, J. r.
Watson, j. p, Wright. Robt.
Williams, Floyd, Wilson, D. W.
Wright, Joe, Williams, Charlie.
Wright, Peter, Wilson, jeff.
Williams, Ben, Williams, Douglas.
Williams, Pinkey, Williams, George.
Wiley, Ed, Woods, Robt.
Williams, Willis, Virgins, Julius.
White. Henry, Wilmington, A. T.
Wilmington, II. E., Willis, John.
Wilks, John, Woods, Albert.
Wright, Charlie, Williams, Albert.
Young, Judge.
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District No. l-Greuada.

distinct No. 1-Grenada.
+snmons, Abraham, Amons, Fran.
Avens, George, Anderson, Will.
Bell, 0. E., Black, John.
Rdl, E. C., Brewer, w. c..
Burden, j. E., Bowman, J. NJ.
%Sannon, H. T., Bradley, Wadkin.
hanks, Tom, Blanks, George.
Bsh, Alonzo, Britt, Joe.
Btrk, Thomas. Brown, Dan.
Brooks, Robt, Brewer, Robt.
a'adley, Charlie, Bradley, Marion.
faswn, 3D., Bernard, Tom.
nardwell, Alex, Blanks, Abe.
Berry, Lee, Bennett, A.. L.
bass, Isom, Brown, Will.
bsard, Ben, Brown, Claimer.
Beard, Bryant, Booker, John.
miller, Willie, Bernard, James.
Bernard, Harris, Brown, Thomas.
se'ry, Hezekiah, Berry, Richard.
Snxton Frank, Chiffon, Carl.
csnoll, E. p, Curry, Tom.
Canton, Jake, Collins, Sam.
collins, Wess, Crowder, Reed. ,
ann, Precious, Collins, Andrew.
nafk, Seab, Caldwell, W. H.
"owder Dan, Crowder, Isah.
"'vder, Tommie, Carthey, George.
Wy Caleb, Dinley, j. d.
Syer'' J, G., Dunlavey, NJ. N.
S SsNls' Henry, Davis, James.
ollard' Eugene, Davis, Tom.
Sdnos, Jim, Dumos, Calvin.
raper Frank C., Davis, Thomas.
s.ans, Easar, Evans. Seamore.
ssridge, Henry, Ellis, Frank.
ssaa, James, Edwards, Carl.
xlns, Tom, Eskridge, Garfield.
sa' Jonas, Eubanks, Ed.
Irldge' Geo., Edwards, Henry.
awards, Walter, Forrest, wess.
sSa' shumake, Furguson, Marion.
VIM, Galerdy, Henry.
S.' rsa. Foster, Gilmore. Eugene.
s.'rett, Max, Gouse, Henry.
~ oeii, Gouse, Fostene.
nay, Charlie, Cory, Cory.
.nse' Fortune, Gary, Ned.
,snls, Harris.
Mma.an' j. E., Hopkins, Tom.
Mslns, l.. c., Hooker, G. w.
nj, a'ower, Snow, Horn, VIM.
Mi Tco'' Harroll, Kelly.
'nm' Hardaman, j. D.
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District No. 2.-Graysport.

District No. 2.-Graysport.
Allen, Hintz.
Brown, T. b., Bridges, Thomas.
Brown, Jasper, Burt, r. P.
Brown, Fred, Briley, Fred.
Bryant, Will.
Cofley, Winston, Campbell, Abe.
Cole, Henry, Clay, Eugene.
Chairs, Will, Crowder, Ed.
Campbell, Jessie, o%llins, Ben.
Collins, w. f., Chamberlain, Ben.
Clark, Ben, Collins, Wess.
Dumos, Wm., Douglas, Jim.
Dumos, Oliver.
Evans, Warren.
Fore man, jim.
Galliday, John f., Galliday, Will.
Gordon, Laws.
Harris, Tom, Hardaman, Carew.
Holmes, Charlie, Hardwick, Bartlett.
Harris, j. T., Hodges, ~Claybourn.
James, Willis.
Knox, Will, Knox, lobe.
Knox, Rufus, Knox, John.
Knox, Joe, Kershaw, Eugene.
Knox, jim, Knox, July.
Lay, Will, Ladd, Buck.
Mead, Anderson, Moses, Sam.
Mathis, Columbus, Moore, John.
Mojitt, John, Mojitt. Jackson.
Mojitt, Peter, Mister, l.. W.
McLendon, Walter, Mclean, Allen.
Mayhem, Frank, Mitchell, Charlie.
Mister, John Henry, Mister, jim.
Perry, O. H., Parker, Thomas.
Perry, Ben, Pass, Wosea.
Pass, Wash, Pass, James.
Perry, Herman, o., Perry, Commodore.
Ross, James, Robinson. Bob.
Ross, Bob, Jr., Ross, Wm, Jr.
Ross Walter.
Spears, Vester, Slower, Sam.
Stein, JEFF, Starks, Gene.
Sellers, Buster, Starks, George.
Saunders, Sidney.
Tribbet, Sam, Tucker, VIM.
TONNES, Nathan, Thompson, Caul.
Williams, John, Watson, Monroe.
Willis, Bird, Williams, Vamin.
Willis, Sank, Jr., Willis. Peter.
Willis, Sanford, Willis, Contume.
williams, Allen, Williams, Ben.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets r~egulat,
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels
Suyar-coated. tiny granules. easy to take
Do not grippe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
District No. Elliott.


Amons, Jim, Amons, Burton.
Amons, Foster, Amons, Rufus.
Brooks, Freeman, Bowen, Dick.
Brooks, Wess, Burt, Ed.
Crowder, Boots. Clay, Albert.
Dunn, Arnold.
Elliott, lack, Eskridge, Walter.
Ford, Gabriel.
Green, w. W., Govan, Walter.
Graham, SOL, Giles, Charlie.
Holman, Harrison, Hooper, Simpson.
James, George, Jones, Lee.
Jones, John, Jones, Henry.
Johnson, Ed.
Kennedy, W. NJ, Key, Robt.
Lindsey, Jessie, Lott, Geo.
Lott, Joe.
McMath, Nick, McMath, Walter.
Owens, Fred, O'Neal, Dock.
Parker, John, Parker, Andrew.
Peacock, Nose, Peacock, Silas.
Peacock, Fred, Peacock, Geo.
Peacock, c. P, Patterson. Geo.
Sally, Abe, Sanders, John.
Sykes, B. j., Sykes, Levi.
Spencer, VIM, Sykes, Lee.
Sally, Patrick, Sally, Jordan.
Sykes, Gentry, Spencer, Walter.
Thomas, Fletcher, Turner, Ed.
Taylor, Harry.
White, W. F., Warrington, Anthony.
Williams, Eliza, Williams, Carter.
Williams Anthony, Williams, Alex.
Williams, Robt., Williams, Azure.
Virgins, Henry.
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District No.

District No. 3.-Enon.
Afford, Buster.
Brown, George, Baker, Lee.
Booker, Will.
Campbell, Alexander, Commander, Jack
Crowder, Walter, Crowder, John Ed.
Crenshaw, William, Dye, Solomon.
Ely, Pomp, Ely, John.
Edmonds, Walker, Ellis, John.
Fitzgerald, Griffin.
Garner, Alex. Green, ALI.
Henley, John, Hunter, Cornelius.
Hardaman, Henry, Hardy, Willie.
Hurd, George, Hardaman, ALI, Jr.
Hardaman, ALI, ST., Harris, william.
Hudson, Richman, Horton, Lafayette.
Hurd, Mathew, Hosler, Calvin.
Jones, Fred, Jackson, Ewel.
Jones, Frank, Jackson, Thomas.
Jones, jim.
Kimbrell, Colonel, Kirkwood, Lewis.
Kirkwood, Will.
Larson, A., Long, Andrew.
Lockhart, Ike, Lone, Ned.
Martin, Jack, Moss, Burrell.
Mays, Bishop, Mays, Ed.
Montgomery, Claud, McCaskell, Eman
uel.
Nolan, Phillip, Nolan, Oscar.
P%ernell, Sam, Phillips, Elonzo.
Porter, Jim, Pickens, Frank.
Pleas, Joe.
Qualls, Arthur.
Roberts, E. NJ, Rogin, w. Fl.
Rowland, Whit, Riggs, VIII.
Rounds, Lee, Robertson, Will.
Rowland, Frank.
Sykes, Burton, Sykes, Bishop.
Stone, Jim, Stokes, Jess.
Smith, Will, Sanders, Sonnie.
Smith, Dave, Spears, Charlie.
TONNES, L. c. Jr., Turner, Henry.
Thomas, Albert, Towns, Ran.
Thompson, General, Thomas, Walker.
Taylor, Jack.
Vaun, Robt.
Williams, G.. W., Wilkerson, l.. j.
Wink, Robt., Wink, John.
Williams, Ed, Williams, Henry.
Young, Joe, Young. Anthony.
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Certainly Not.

Certainly Not.
Mrs. Styles-Don't you think this
new hat improves my looks, dear?
Mr.. Styles suppose so.
But what makes you look so
cross?"
I'm thinking Of the bill for that
hat. You can't expect that to improve
my looks."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01

Many things may come to the man
who waits, but better things come tc
the chap who waits on himself.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01

The microbe Of love Is often destroy
ed by the germ Of suspicion.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
[Musnt Poll Tax List

Of Mississippi
(''as certify the following list Of
efee' ,srronents for said county
" '.v poll tax for year 1911 ON
r. Feb. 1, 1912, under section
oe', 3, W, Abbott, Lyman.
'pSelix, Armstrong, Ben.
Charlie, Jr., Agnew, Luther.
Frank, Anderson, clayborn.
linn. Brooks, Guss.
lanes. Beard, Mack.
a : walter, Beal, Will.
L;sury, Albert, Brown, A.
''1 lesley, Brown, Albert.
es,n1d' Tom, Bcniman. S. B.
.;,k. R. s., Burt, Walter.
J. C., Bell, Jim.
=, Shack, Burk. john.
s, NJ, Carter, Mack:
~. Jim, Cameron, Lee.
..ss. Robt., Clark, Henry.
=, Crawford. Cummings uarne'd'
y. Ray, Dunbar, Walter.
IN n. p, Fitzgerald, Guss.
ming, Will.
Tan. Joe, Grant, Henry.
crawford, Ganong, A. r.
y. T, Guy. Lynn.
~. Tom, Glass, Jim.
=. Tom, Gouse, George.
Iu;day, Jasper, Green. Walter.
|:ssn' Charlie, Gouse, John.
aim, John, Halliday, Henry.
iii. R X, Hemingway. Frank.
..,aman, Droces, Hardaman, Frank
CT. Eugene, Ingram, Louis.
,vsr, Surrey.
ram, Abe, Jr.
i.ssl, Charlie.
akyn, Green, Kay, Geo.
ES,re, Gene, Key, Tom.
rimu, ". S. Lay. Henry.
rs, George, Liddell, Robt.
Eddie, Lay, Robt.
,ree, Eugene, Land, Orange.
r, A., Lacy, Joe.
ulen, Joe p, McCoskeii. -
fGskeTl, Vine.
d, Harry, Murphy, Johnnie.
upAy, Ed, McCaskell, Dock.
Charlie, Marshall, Oliver.
Nean, Will, Merritt, Henry.
bnh, Green.
Neal, John E., O'Bannon, John.
bwns, Eugene, O'Neal, John.
Puters, Joe, Perry, John.
Parker, Andrew, Pirnell, Alex.
Pster, Dave, Pugh, Afford.
huker, Mas, Pettibone, G.. H.
kasaolph, Mat, Roberts, Will.
kheo, Abe, Richardson, Frank.
Eteet, 7. NJ, Stevens, J. NJ.
bkvall, T. NJ, Smith, Will.
Esers, Bradock. Stalen, Ben.
|M6th, Arthur, Stewart, Buster.
|~,encerd, Oliver, Smith, Walter.
bmders, Tom, Sanders, Simon.
bmith, General, Smith, Robt.
Esny, Narcellus, Singleton, Wash.
Buith, Henry, Scott, John.
Smith, Peter, Shegog, John E.
Buith, Allen, Shridley, Ed.
NsIby, Enison, Smith, Tom.
S&ulin, Bob. Shaw. Gilbert.
George, Stinson, Isah.
Ben, Thomas, B. F., Jr.
Tsbert, Emanuel, Thompson, John.
Thompson, John. Thompson, Girard.
fAor, Peter, Turner, Henry.
Weeds, N. H., Wadner, Nash.
Wright, P. W., Wilson, r.
West, C. NJ, Waits, Carl.
Wathers, James, Wallthall, Miles.
Winters, George, Williams, Randolph
weathers, w. NJ, wilkins, j..
Williams, Henry, Wilson, Lum.
wilson, Wash, Wright, Oliver.
walston, George, Watson, Monroe.
Wsod, Henry, Weathers, Edward.
White, Charlie, Weathers, Mathew.
Williams, John, Williams, Robt.
Williams, j. D.
Yates, c. W, York. Elonzo.
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Jinks-Does that woman in the next
fiat annoy you by her singing?
Blinks-No; I'm a bookkeeper in q
sawmill.
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EAST SIDE NOTES.


Mrs Josephine Carter of Overlook,
Kan. is here spending two weeks Visit
ing relatives and friends
Miss Mabel Scott is improving after be-
ing quite sick for the past three weeks
with an attack of tonsilitis-
Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Weaver of Grafton
lily dinner in celebration of Mr.. Weaver
birthday anniversary
Miss Gertrude Cain is spending this
week with friends and relatives in Hum
boldt, Kan.
The regular midweek prayer meeting Of
the Christian chuch will be held this
week in the lecture room of the church.
Mrs Grace Olson and son Virgil of
Bates county, Mo, arrived here yesterday
to spend several weeks the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. Fred Clarke has returned to her
home in Wichita after spending several
days there on business trip.
Claude owens of Chandler street is I'M
able to be in school on account of illness.
He is suffering with an attack of chicken
pox-
shower Tuesday night by the following
| friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Simons, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Huber, Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Lands, Mrs. J.
P Richie. Mrs. Nellie Simons, Mrs.
Elizabeth Littleton, John L. Simons, Au-
gust Nader Mabel Letter, Lydia. Mischke.
| Marie Meutzer Minnie Lands, Florence
| IoIley Margaret Cunningham Charles
| Clarico Herman Vesper, J. c. Oberer, il,
1 Jas A. McGinnis. jr., Robert F. Simons.
Katie Thomas. C1eriy McElmees Walter
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SANTA FE NOTES.

Tacob Oberer has returned from Ari-
zona and California, where he, with MS
wife. has spent the past SIX weeks on q
Harrv click of Rock Island Ill, has
come here to spend several days with MS
brother, VIM. Click, of the machine
Arthur Barry is unable to be at work
on account of an injured eye. He mas
been off from work for several weeks.
Fred Dawson of the boiler shop is inn
nrovine after being quite sick for the
past several weeks with an attack OF
pneumonia
will spend Sunday in BuTlingame, visit
ing relatives and friends
! Engineer C. Ottman of Emporia spent
| tba dav here today business trip
| Harry Chapman of Newton spent the
| dav here Wednesday on business trip
There will be a special boys, meeting at
| f a r Y NJ. c. A at 2:50 Sunday
| afternoon. Moving pictures, The Fall
! Of BABYLON and an address by Mr. John
| Zimmerman. Mems meeting at go p ~.
| sunday using the same pictures ADDRESS
I nv Rev David Lyons of North Topeka
A. [. Rodgers. Henry Pickett T. Fl.
| Johnson z. NJ Beatty and E. R. Cornell,
K members of the night school at the r. r.
| Y M c. A., visited the Dougherty night
! school last night
| Musical and literary entertainment az
| the r r. Y. NJ. c. A Friday evening,
| January 26, under the direction of Miss
| Anna NJ. P. Bundy.
PROGRAM.
| Galop di Bravura-- ----.-------. X uaoei
Misses Marine. Emory and Run.
Polka = = - Siio'
dore Morse
| Thy BeaHning Eyes-.-.-----..----- mcdowell
| one Day Love Came ----------.----B Barbour
| Miss Grace Bacon
| F2arcarclle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oftenbach
| Mr. Lewis Smith
| Invitation to the Dance W bber
| Mr.. Elmer OLSON
4 he II
| Miss Elma Beal-
7rarautelle ....----.-...--..-- MoszkowslS
Miss Bundy and Miss Seuft.
! Your Smile roster
Miss Bacon
Serenade ...--..--..-----.-.-----.--- Schubert
The Palms .---------.-.------..-.-.-- Faur'
Rev. MIR. SchoIes and Mr.. Morse.
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Helen Spielman, has postponed her trip
until spring.
Mr.. Henry Clay Anderson, of Kansas
City. will come Friday to be a guest at
the D. r. Hite home, a few days
Mr.. Armf@ F'assler has gone to chi
cago on a business trip.
Miss Reita Updegraff left today for
wichita. where she will visit Mrs Chas
Skinner. She will also visit Mrs Roy
Ranney. Of Arkansas City, ana Mrs
Ralph Wunderlich of Oklahoma CITY,
Ok. before her return She VIII De
away a month.
Mrs. ]. w Haughey and her daugh-
fer Mrs. K1lrtz Kellam. viii return Fri
day from Wellington, where they have
been visiting friends the past Two
weeks.
Mr.. G. H. Tisdale. who has been VS.
itine Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Swayze the
past two weeks, will leave tonight 1oT
san Francisco He will be accom-
panied by his mother. Mrs Eva us
DALI Mr. Tisdale has accepted a po-
sition with the Sauta F'e Railway com
pany in San Francisco, and he ana MS
mother will make their home there
Mr.. A. T. Daniels has returned from
a business trip to Ottawa
DR. E ". Adams, of Silver Lake, mas
moved to Topeka and will live at Olo
Morris avenue.
B. Hoffman will speak at LABOR Eal'
112 East Sixth street, Sunday, F'eDru-
ary / Next Sunday night, January
e, Arthur Bridwell, Of Baldwin, VIII
make an address on THE Way 20 So
2 cialiSnn-n
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How Society Women
Ward OFF Wrinkles

wrinkles are not strangers to me,
but when I acquire such dishgurements
I know how to lose them in a hurry
A well-known society matron conffded
this to me. / had wondered how she,
with her strenuous social duties and
late hours, could so completely ward
off the usual marks of care and dissi-
patton
Il don't wear wrinkles in public. nor
those horrid rings beneath the eyes, y
she continued. s'since I've learned what
plain. ordinary saxolite will do. When
any of those hateful marks appear. I
send to the drug store for an ounce of
powdered saXOlite and a half pint of
witch hazel I mix the two, battle my
face in the solution and-that's the
whole secret I've never tried any
thing that works 50 niraculously- My
chin is inclined to double; this trouble,
Zoo. I keep in check in the same way
Emily Dean IN Town Talk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-25
Want Beautiful Hair?
Use This Shampoo

The reason so many women have
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is because of employing alkal1
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writes Mrs. Mae Martyr in the New
York Daily Record
An inexpensive and really delight
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should be poured slowly on the scalp
and rubbed up well. The canthrox
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ter rfnsing. the scalp is left clean and
plant. while the hair is fluffy, silky
and easy 70 do up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-25

The reception which the subscribers
Of the high school give every year for
the upper ciassmen was held " cones
day night in the Manual Training
building. The company was made up
Of the seniors, the subscribers, the
STAFF of the High School World, ana
the baseball and football teams. The
halls were decorated in palms and
hung with pennants, and In the
dining room. where the serving was
done. the decorations we're rcd ana
white. and carnations we're used IN
bouquets on the tables, and the
candles and light bulbs were shaded
in red Music was furnished through
ont The hours OF the party by the hugh
srhonl orchestra Those who stood in
line to receive the guests We're: MISS
Ruth Nygren, Miss Ruth Goodeu, MISS
Marie Porter. Miss Katheryn AIpaugh'
Miss Lola Perry Mr. kenneth hnhe'
Mr.. Lyman Malone. Mr. Jesse camp
bell Mr.. Walter Davis and Mr.;
Angelus Burch. Miss Gladys Neil ana
Miss Marjorie Crittenden presided at
the punch bowl. There are lot OF
pretty girls in the high school, ana
in their party dresses, which are quite
as costly and handsome as those that
are worn by their older sisters out in
society they have an undoubted al
vantage over the older bellies. in the
sparkling freshness that belongs only
to the school girl
The Ladies Music club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Mary Har-
riSOn. Their program was dS IOiACN W
Staccato Etude, op- 81 (trlml)-
Miss Marian Garretson.
Spring (Grant)-Miss Finney-
Prelude op. so: Melodie op. 36. No
8 (F'rim0 Miss Mary Dallas Gage
Awake CPeltssier)-Mrs Norman
Atkinson
Miss Gladys Cav
Jeanne dare (Tschaikowsky)-Mi
Chandler.
Harrison.
Perfect Hour; Were My Songs With
Wings Provided (Hahn)-Mrs. George
Trio-Ashes of Roses CWoodman);
Loves Sorrows (Juengst) II Mrs
Frank Thomas, Mrs. George Parkhurst
and Mrs. l. S. Ferry.
Miss Ellen Parkhurst will give her
lecture on 1.-THE Girl of the Golden
West" Wednesday. February z. The
musical portion will consist of Puc-
cini selections, and Mrs George
Parkhurst will be hostsess of the
meeting.
The quaint lambrequin drapery of
this frock brings to mind the early
Victorian styles. It has tunic OF
tucked red chiffon which is trimmed
with band of red brocaded velvet