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EnOn- Dist Mo &

Encn, DlSt. NO. s
Booker. Frank; Burt, Walter,
Burt, Mack Booecr, VIM.
Collins, VIM; Cothren, Levi;
Clay, Weathcrly; Crowder, lno. f.;
Commander, Jack; Crisis, Charlie.
Dudley, Ed; Davis. Lee.
Edmond. >hedri"k; Edmond, Walter;
Ely, Pomp; Ely, John.
GolIiddy. John r.
Holman, sam; llagcr. S. h.;
llagcr, Grant; Ilurd, Matthew;
llurd, Geo.; I|Iarlcman, Henry;
Hardy. Willie j.; Hutson, Richmon;
llurd, Sol; Hardy, Jack;
Harris, VIM; Harris, Poston;
llardeman. All.
Jackson. VIII; Jones. Jim;
Jackson, Fuel; Jones, Fred;
Jones, Henry.
Key, Robert; kimbrcll. Colonel;
kirkwood, Louis; kerley, II. J.. .
Lain, Ned.
McBlain. Alex; Moss. Rurrcll;
Mcleod. Tom, McCorklc, Emanuel.
Norris, Richard, holland, Oscar.
Olford, Louis.
Pickins, Frank Parsons, Julious.
Robertson, Martin; Riggs. Willie;
Rowlin. Frank.
Smith, Dave: Stewart, James;
Smith, Will; Spears. Charlie;
Shack. Will; Smith, Willie u.
Thomas. Walker; Taylor, Jack;
Townes. Ran: Thomas, Albert;
Turner. Henry; Townes, John.
Nann, Robt.
Wilson, Jake; Whitaker, Tom;
Watts, Summie; Wilson, viii.
Young, Anthony; Young, Jackson.
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Plants Need Nourishment.

A German investigator has discov-
cred that plants resist cold best when
they are given special nourishment to
keep them warm. For instance, to
feed a plant sugar stimulates its pow
err of resisting low temperature, much
as like food acts upon animals. though
In less marked degree.
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Holcomb. Dist. No. 5.

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The passage of the income tar
amendment just as the text congress-
Is ready to amend the tariff makes a
combination that indicates that the
Lord is with his people.-Birmingham
(Ala.) Ledger.
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This Helps Us All.

When %denouncing the iniquities Of
the tariff, forget not its virtues.
Uncut diamonds are on the free
list.
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Sometimes a young lawyer make,
good because he has a wife who lays
down the law to him.
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Hla Limit.

Bridegroom-My darling. l feel now
I will be the better man.
Bride-But you can't be the best
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TO CURE SORE THROAT IN ONE DAY
Spray or mop the throat with that wonderful anti.
segtIc and old reliable remedy. DIR. PORTkRS
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-02-28

Constipation causes and seriously agrr.
Yates many diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured
by DR.. Pierce's Pellets. Tiny sugar-coatsd
%granules. Adv.
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Apology.

"You called me a dog, sir"
"Oh. no! Some dogs are very fine
creatures. l called you a cur"
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Many a man fools himself when he
thinks that he is fooling his wife.


TO PREVENT BLOOD POISONING
6pHiX, a. once the Monderful, old reliable DR.
dressing that relieves pain and heals ct tho SANE ms
tine; a trial VIII convince you that It IS an
2rannlated Eyelids, Skin and Scalp Diseases, ca
-, &c, SLUG.
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Pearidge. Dist. No. 4.

Albrltton, j. H.; Anderson, Jim;
Applcwhitc, Jerry; Applewhitc. Ben.
Bradford. Robt.: Bark,iale. Henry;
Bland, Rowland; Blow, Albert;
Booker, jeff; Brown. Jack;
Booker. John; Boclair, Watson.
Cartlegc, Alex; Carver. Peter:
Collins, Pat; Cooper, VIII;
Commander. Guss.
Drinkwater, Leonard; Drailc, Jessie;
Dunn, sampson; Drane, BEN.
Forkner, l~Iense; Fox, Jim.
Harvey, Johnnie; Ilamer. Walter;
liemphill. James; Harris, Albert;
Harper, George; Harris, Mitchell;
Horn. VIM: Harris, Wash;
Horton, Alex; Harris, iIeuy;
Hume,, lIcny; Harvey, Rich;
Harvey. VIM.
Jackson, lnuis; Jones. Buck:
Jennings, Buster: Jones, Israel, Jr.;
Jackson, Henry: Johnson. Silas;
Jackson, Nose; Johnson. Ed.
Jones, sine. IT.; Jones. Harry. Ir.
Kirkwood. Jim, ST.; Kcrshdw. Eugene;
Kendall, Louis.
Livingston, Leroy; Lewis. Ed.
Mahan, h.; McSWine, N'eo.;
Mathis. Bloom; Mirrs. Henry:
Mathis. sam; Mathis. John:
Mormon, Jim; Medcall, Jim;
Moore, Ed.
Nicholson, Albert.
Onpal. VIM.
Pace, W. NJ; Pace, w. H.;
Pace. w. r.; Porter, W. v;
Pelotr, Henry; Pecler, Columbus.
Quinn, sampson.
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Weir, Guss; Williams, Riley;
Williams, Rude; Wyott, Phil.
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'''s 'Ntii AAthtil, IisiHk.
Bell, j. r.; Bryant, j. NJ;
Bunch, H.. H.; Bo1tWright. q. NJ;
Bell, +. c.; Brewer, K. IT,;
Brister, Lewis; Blanktord, Tom;
Barnard. Tom: Bradley, Sid;
Brown, Alfons; Boykin, Anderson;
Bostic, Bob; Bostjc, Jim;
Brown, Tom; Biggs, Lesley;
Burt, Aaron; Beunimon. :. B.;
Boone, j. c.; Beard, Ben;
Brown, Albert; Biandon, Tom;
Brown, Ben; Bennett, John;
Burks, Aaron; Burt, Calvin;
Bennett. David; Binford, Willis;
Brooks, Guss; Boyct. John;
Branch, Walter; Baker. sam;
Bradbcrry, Albert, Bell. Jim.
Nockrell, +. p; Chappes, X s.;
Nsmpbell, Harry f.; %Commack, w. "
Clark. d. w; Cowan, J.. b.:
Carroll, W. c.; Caldwell, j.. f.:
Collins, Andrew; Craigg, W. D.;
S9Nley [. A.; Crowder, c. c.;
Collins, iolm; Clark, Henry;
Cain, Will; Covington, z. H., Rev.;
Collins, John; Collins, Tom.
Cheeks, Robert; Coffman, Joe;
ConicO. f.. q.
Davis, 1t. w; Dubard, II. h.;
Dubard. Ray; Dcpratto, Louie;
n'Nt'spH' ~ - plcNs"''' Jim;
DDa,is, W. "l'N'on' iom'
nuio'i' ""'''t:
rup,"N', Eu' EilI"tt' Niaish''i.
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r.e'uS' 'eo' W.; Fiy"n, r. g;
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roIu' 'I'lcS' fo<' Robert;
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pohortsnn IA. paoao "on'
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n"a%t n''",c' %n"yp"'"' heh'
Roach, Fred.
Smith, j. H.; Smith, Jim;
Scott. John; Sally, Abe;
Spencer. Willie; Sally, Clarence;
S%tinson, Will; Semmes, Robt.;
Scales, Clint; Sledge; Robt.;
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Providence District No. 2.

Providence District No. 2.
anderson tins WImbly: Anderson, Geo
men, busters Ankton, Lee;
anderson. jim.
BWdrN, Peter; Black. Lonzo;
booker, Frank Burton, Will;
Black, Will; Britton. Abe;
Butler, Robt.; Brown. Joe.
Nal1eN' rom; Galley, ". L.;
ohe'. a. L.; 'onley, Zero;
hamberlaIn, Lee; tonlcy, Wm.;
roWd'f' ''eo'; Cooley, SAM;
N"oleH' Waiter Campbell, Charles;
,ohley' iohl.
Dui'h' 'ohii.
tpPcrSon, j. II.
f"rd' Iohn.
''oIlidaN. sam; Golliday. Burrell;
Grant, Henry; George. Robert;
'''"rg". Anderson; Gordon Robert;
GORDON LoIs; Gordon. Joe;
nordon, John.
iiahhlns' James; l'anklns, John;
hannah. rom; Hubbard. Eugene;
liemphi'I' charlie; Hurne, John;
hughes, Hogan; Hooper, simpsons;
llardelnan, Nnowd'n; Hooper, X.
james Afford; james. &. H.;
Jollifi, Robt.; James, Tom;
James Harvey; James, Gen. H.;
james tverage James, Jake;
Johnson Frank; johnson, sam;
janr9' Ed.
Nlmbrell. joe
Love. VIII.
M%nllen, Drew, McMath, Harrioonj
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spears, Dist. No. 3.

spears, Dist. No. 5.
Anderson, X. f.
Brewer, j. d.; Britt. Geo;
BRIT, Tom; Britt, Marion. {
Crawford, +. NJ; Coviness, !. A.;
Campbell, W. r.; Clark, VIM;
Clark, Leslie; Cole. w. S.; =.
Calder, A. H.; Clark, Martin;
Clark, Mart; clark, John.
Edwards, Frank.
Fox, Buxton. r y
Hooper, j. g.; Harrison, E.;
Holmes, Robt.
King, Abbey. Il
Langam, w. c.; Lee, ]. X.
McMahan, Ed; McIcndon, Fuel.
Majett, Dave. u.
Pollock, p. II.
Rounsoville, Harrison.
Taylor, Ed. ~
| Willis. J. H.; Weir, Willie;
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Graysport District No. 2.

Bridges. Tom; Bryan, \. H..
Brown, Jasper; Briley, Fred;
Bo.vdry. Marshall.
Collins, Ben; Chamberlain, Charles;
Chairs, viii; Campbell, Jessie;
Clark, Ben; Chairs. John;
Campbell, I'd; Collins. Wess.
Davis, Lee; Donaldson, Austin;
Douglas. Jim. ~
Evans, Warren. z
Green, lsiah; Golliday. VIII;
Golliday, Earlis; Green. Rich;
Golliday, Ben.
tiankins, Charlie; Hill. Sam;
Hodges, Clayborn; Holnes, Charlie,
Irwin, Jake.
Johnson, Henry; James, Willis;
James, Linus.
jefferson, Robt.; g
Johnson, Frank; Joiner, Peter.
Knox, Joe; Knox, Frank:
K~ershaw. Eugene; Knox, Jim;
Knox, John; Kershaw, Jasper;
Kershaw, Jasper, .Jr. Knox, Rufus,
Knox, July; King, Ben;
Knox; lobe; Knox, Sam;
Knox, Willie.
Love, Willie: Lamon, John.
Moses, Sam; Mays, Pink;
Mitchell, Charlie; Mayhem. Frank,
Majett, Peter; Mullen, John;
Mister, Jim.
Ogles, }. j.; Perry, B. r.:
Perry, %liosie; Perry, Roscoe:
Perry, Commodoe.
Robinson, Sllas; Russell, Oscar;
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Oxberry District No. 5.

A'V'
Adams. Peter.
Bledsoe, Frank; Brown, Sam:
Coleman, j. r.; Cunningham. J. T.;
Caper, Isaac.
Dunn, Henry.
Edwards, Robt.; Ely, Henry.
Holloway. James; Horton Will;
Hale, Griffin.
Jackson, VIM; Johnson, Monroe.
Loggins, Jessie.
Micrs. Will; Miller, Douglas.
Nall, II. A.; Newmon, Afford.
Ogle, Dan.
Pace, Levi; Pittmon. Parks;
Parsons, Torrance; Pittmon, Burt;
Pitts, A. T.
Rideout, 7. NJ; Reymon, Scott.
Starks, Waymon; Starks, Dock;
Scott. Phil.
Wood, j. W; Woods, Robt.;
| Weekly, Larkin, Weekley, Frank.
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Delinquent Poll Tax List
City.

GRENADA COUNTY, FOR YER 1912.
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ASSOCIATION FUR
 SCIENTIFIC STUDY
INTERNATIONAL BODY FORMED FOR THE PROMOTION OF
 SCIENTIFIC STUDY.

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. Authorization of the first foreign division of the American Association for the Ad. Nancement of Science now in conven- iion here today was made by the ex. ecutive council Of the association in a preliminary session Dr. Eduatdo Brada of Rio de Janeiro a member of the association, informed the conn cil that Brazilian scientists desired membership as a body The request Immediately was fayorably acted upon.
 Two hundred and thirty-nine new members were elected by the council and committee appointed for mak- ins nominations to fellowships in the association. New officers. elected to- day to the executive council were:
 Dr. John Johnston of the Geophysi-
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PRINCIPAL HooUtAM SCHOOL
 RECOVERs FROM CIABETES

It was nearly three years ago when the physician attending ], J Penue- packer, principal of the schools of Hoquiam. Wash agreed that hey could do nothing more for him. He was broken down with Diabetes and was believed to be incurable Tests showed 1 per cent sugar A recent letter is as followss
 "Hoaquiam, Wash April ], 1913 John ]. Fulton Co, Gentlemen
 Ii is a long time since l wrote vol but have not forgotten you nor the wonderful good Futon's Diabetic Compound has done for me I have almost daily inquiries about the Com pound that cured me and l am writ ing to ask for some more of your lit erature. | call myself well although I am still taking the Compound. Youss truly. ]. J. PENNEPACkoR.
 If you have Diabetes and ar of mid dle age or over do you not owe it to yourself and family to try Fulton's Renal Compound before giving up It can be had at Sorrells Drug Co
 Ask for pamphlet or write John J. Fulton CO, San Francisco.
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INSURANCE MEN
 IN THE SADDLE
LAW OF THE LAST GENERAL AS sEMeLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
 INCREASE IN RATES.
Little Rock, After Making Large Ex-
 penditures, Finds That Rates Are
 Being Crowded Higher and Higher.

That the law of the last general as- sembly which instead of prohibiting fixing of rates for any comm ditg au- thorized a department to make a uni form rate of insurance in the state, is responsible for the present conditions in all the cities of Arkansas, seems to be about the solid fact according to a letter which was received in Hot Springs yesterday by Mayor McClen' dcn and which comes from man in Little Rock we'll in a position to know what he is talking abou-. The letter was a sort of a confidential communi- cation but some of the emphatic stare ments within it were so applicable 10 the present conditions in Hot Springs, that it's subject matter was circulat- ed for the benefit Of those interested.
 It is said that the letter shows that in 1911 the insurance men went before the people of Little Rock and showed .hem where with eXpending a certain sum of money on fire equipment much money could he saved the tax payers and property owners in in5ur- ance rates, and that the city adminis- tration, looking well through the situ- ation, made the expenditures, and equipped one of the best protected cities from fire in the country
 hn oD rv+nif att ! good, and there were lower rates ger- orally, until the 1913 session of the legislatlre, which came along and passed a law which, up to that time had prohibited a rating bureau, bu which new law provided for rating bureau, and made 1t unlawful for the rules of that rating bureau to be vic lated by any company in making re- auctions.
 Since that time this bureau has l'ralsed many rates, and lowered som few, but with the srea, balance being in favor of the insurance companies as against the insurers.
 There is talk of a general camuaiml all over the state for a repeal of tha rating bureau law, and for reinstatiaa the antitrust law in every particular which prohibits the fixing of the rate on any commodity within ihe state oI Arkansas.
 These facts from Little Rock az presented. are particula ly interesting since it is said MT L. B. Leigh of Lit tie Rock will be here today to talk insurance with citizens al the Bus ness Mems League at 10:30 o'clock MT Leigh is a general agent and j. is said comes to show the people that there is still cause of alarm lest th, insurance companies refuse Hot Springs business.
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CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.
Illness of Attorney Cobb Cause of De.
 ferring the Pritchard Trial.

Illness of Attorney Cobb Cause of De-
 ferring the Pritchard Trial.
 Because of the Illness of Judge M. C, Cobb who is counsel for the de- fendant. the charge of grand larceny against ! O. Pritchard before Justice Hardy Hinton was not tried yestcr- day in court held in the circuit court room to accommodate the large num- Der of witnesses in attendance on the case. Pritchard had S2,330 in cash which had been the property of his wife at her death, and it is this sum he is charged with having stolen The defense is represented by Judge Curl and Judge Huff and IL will be their contention that Pritchard is the law full person to have the custody of the money at least until an admnistra- ton is settled so that the estate may be legally divided There are about forty witnesses in the case and Judge Hinton ordered them all to return on Tuesday, December 6, when the case will be taken up again for trial
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A COMMUNICATION.

Editor ScntinclsRecord:
 desire to return my sincere and heartfelt thanks to all those who signed my petition asking the Honor able Prosecuting Attorney to dismiss the cases brought against me at the last term of the March Circuit Court by a few gamblers. I also desire to thank both Prosecuting Attorney Witt and Circuit Judge Gotham for the ac- ton taken by each oi these officials, knowing as I do that their actions would have been very different had they not been aware of the fact that those trying to persecuta me were disappointed gamblers instead of good citizens, and that they were simply seeking revenge and were not prompt ed by any desire whatever to see the laws enforced.
 Taking into consideration the fact that less than two per cent of those to whom this petition was presented refused to sign it. I feel quite safe in asserting that the Courts action in dismissing these cases will meet with the unqualified approval of over 95 per cent of the people in Garland County Again thanking both the Court and citizens who signed my pc tition and assuring all of them that shall endeavor to so conduct the affairs of the Sheriff's office during the remainder of my term as not to cause one of them to regret their ac- tions in my behalf, I am.
 Very sincerely,
 R. L. WILLIAMS.
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MRS. PARVl DEAD,
Was 80 Years of Age and Had Resid-
 ed in This City for Thirty Years.

Mrs A. C. Paryin, at the advanced age Of so years, died yesterday at noon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Edward W Fisher. at 2l5 Henry avenue Of her immediate family he is survived by Mrs Ed w Fisher. Mrs J. S Bishop Of Little Rock, both daughters, and one son Frank Par win ,of this city The funeral will be held from the home of Mrs. Ed Fisher this afternoon a o'clock. and the service will be conducted by Rev Evans of the Malvern Avenue Meth odist church, of which deceased had been a member for many years Mrs
 Paryin had resided here about thirty years and her husband who died some years ago, was one of the fore most workers in Masonry in this city
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cal Laboratory of the Carnegie Insti- tuition. Washington secretary of ,he chemical section; pr D. R Hooker of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore. secretary of the physiology and eX- perimental section. Both are to hold office five years.
 The association will hold section meetings daily and general meetings each night during the convention. To- night Dr. Edmund Beecher Wilson Of Columbia University, the associa uon's new president, was introduced, and Dr. Edward C. Pickering of Hary- ard the retiring chief executive, de liYered an address, with others.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-30
ELM STREET TAKEN
 FROM LIQUOR ZONE
COUNCIL ENACTs ORDINANCE IN KEEPING WITH PROMISES
 OF COMMITTEE.
Eight Aldermen Vote for the New Or dinance and Four Oppose 1t in full Quorum of the Council

An ordinance which restricts the
 district within which liquor license may be granted was passed by the
 city council in special session last
 night.
 a'he zone within which licenses may 1 be granted begins with Division
 street, just north of the Majestic ho- l tel on Park avenue. thence from Whit tington junction south on Central 10
 the north side of Olive street inter- 1 section. On Valley street from the Eastman hotel south 10 Market street. On Ouadhita from the junction of Cen i tral south to the north side of flaw thorne street On Malvern avenue
 from Bridge street to the north side
 of Gulpha street.
 The elimination through this ordi-
 nance includes the saloons on Park
 avenue, the saloon on Benton street, the saloons on Elm street south Of Market, and all other saloons that might be al present distributed out side this zone.
 | The ordinance was presented as the | Sigman ordinance, but it's author, un- der that situation, was among the | four who voted against its adoption. 1 Those who voted for the ordinance were Mclaughlin, Williamson, Petit. Rigsbee, Shepherd Reynolds, Bur gauer, Ledwidge-8
 Those who voted against the ofdi- nance were Ellis, Peden, Gunther and sigman-4
 Although the eight members could have suspended the rules and carried the ordinance through, there was no contention for the suspension of the rules by Ellis, Peden or Sigman, who opposed the ordinance on final pass age They voted for the suspension of .he rules Alderman Gunthec voted no on the suspension of the rules, and
 voted no on tIle ordinance itself. Alderman Reynolds opened the pro- ceedings by a motion that the former ordinance be withdrawn, and that the new ordinance on the table, which had been worked on for an hour in caucus of the council with members of the citizens committee, take the place of the former one. The motion prevailed
 Alderman Ellis stated that his op- position to the ordinance was based on revenue. He believed that in cut ting out the Elm street district the council would cut off some saloons that were harmless so far as the dis tricts they were in was concerned, and thereby cut out much revenue Ne city could get.
 Alderman Pedon stated that a whole lot of people carving the petitions had made a whole lot of promises, but that he believed Elm street should be permitted to have saloons further south particularly when the north west boundary was made at Division street
 Members of the committee stated last night that the ordinance was just as they had promised it should be, and that the council had llep. its promise. The former ordinance. still unpublished, will be published, Mayor McCleudon stated, together with this ordinance, which will make them ef- fective.
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Island Lines, Hot Springs. Ark.