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Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
$1,000 REWARD

The trustees of School District,
No. |, will pay $1,000 reward for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the parties who
broke open the water house and
toilets and damaged the fixtures at
the Stafford School.
VIM. ELLSWORTH,
G.. S. GILPIN,
w. X. CHAMBERS,
Trustees.
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
ALCOHOL A POISON

AhC tOiO"ihS oi WIN ~ go As
A. Hughes, candidate for the nomi-
nation of governor, was published
by the Arizona Republican:
One of your very best authorities
on therapeutics says that North Pole
voyagers, military expeditions, ex
periences in India and the diminished
power of resistance to cold and heat
shown by drinkers have conclusively
demonstrated that alcohol does not
supply the place of other foods, and
that those habituated to its use,
damaged as they are in their vital
organs. do not possess the same
endurance of fatigue and the same
power of resistance to external
morbific influences as does the
teetotaler.
Furthermore, clinical experiences
have amply proven that topers do
not bear chloroform well. That
they succumb more quickly to in
juries and surgical operations. and
that they possess much less power
of resistance than the temperate, to
the iproads of disease. These are
mere by-products. or conditions. not
taken into account when speaking of
the death rate from alcohol.
AS to the mortality among those
who manufacture and sell liquor,
we get from the insurance records
the fact that, of the number of men
who live to the age of fifty,fiue years,
engaged in all other professions, is
forty five per cent, while those who
are engaged in the sale or manufac-
ture of liquor is twenty one and
sixth-tenths. The number of men
who live to the age of sixty-fve, en-
gagged in all other professions or oc-
equations, is thirty per cent; those
engaged in the handling of liquor
is eight and ten-one-hundredths.
Statistics are generally dry reading
but the very startling character of
what | am about to give you may
give a slight relish to them.
AS we pass on from the mortuary
list to some other phases of the sub
ject, every well.informed physician
knows that il is the nerve centers
that suffer most from alcoholism.
Alcohol can be distilled from cere-
bral tissues of the topper. 1t has
been discovered as fluid in the
ventricles. Hammond has demon
strated that it has special affinity
for nerve matter, being found in
the cerebro spinal axis and in the
nerves in greater quantity than in
other tissues of the body. AS a
direct contract, chiefly, but in part
also from the variationsin the intra-
cranial blood current important
structural alteration gradually are
wrought in cerebral matter. The
cells of the gray matter become more
or less shrunken. The whole cere-
bral body becomes shrunken and i'm
paired. Understanding these patho-
logical changes, we are in manner
ready to appreciate what follows.
and we will give few facts as re.
suits of investigation bearing on the
subject of insanity. Alcohol was a
direct cause of insanity in twenty
one and sixty-six huEdredths per
cent in the cases admitted to the
public asylums of Massachusetts in
the year of 1906; caused by drinking
parents, 20 per cent.
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Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
THE CELEBRATION

Continued from Page One)
Geo. H. Birdno and Vic Holding, COM
mittee.
Straight-away, 100 yards - Purse,
$40. 90.
Water Test, 100 yards Purse, $40. 90.
Ladder Climbing Contest - Purse,
$1,000.
These sports are open to Thatcher,
Pima and Stafford, nine men to compose
team. For rules and regulations, see
Fire Chief Chas. Schroeder.
All prizes will be awarded rs per cent
to first, rs per cent to second.
All prizes will be paid at the end of
each event by Harry Archuleta, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Stafford Volunteer
Fire Department.
Special Prizes
Best decorated business building,
$1,000.
Best decorated and display store Win
dow, $500.
Best decorated automobile in parade,
$500.
Committee of Award-Mrs. H. J.
Dowdle, Mrs. E. T. Ijams and Mrs. w.
E. McWhirt.
A grand dance will be given by the
Stafford Volunteer Fire Department.
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
Bees and Honey and Fine Bee
Range

| will sell lis colonies of bees in
10-frame hives in A condition, 80
cheap that they will likely pay for
themselves this season. Also offer
bargain In 500 gallons extracted
honey, put up in ., 8 and l0.pound
pals, ready for sale.
VIM. G. RHODES,
adv-l9-lt TT. Thomas, Ariz.
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
Onions Ready for Market

Our White Bermuda Onions are
now well cured, solid and sweet.
The price is 5 cents in sacks or
crates at our farm, or from your
dealer. Patronage home industry
and call for Arbor Vitae Brand
Onions.
G.. ID. STEPHENS, Prop.
Fort Thomas, Ariz. adv-l7.tf
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26

The bill appropriating $500, 900 to
begin work on the San Carlos pro-
ject, has passed the senate and will
become law at this session of con-
grass
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
Coughs and Colds Weaken the
system

Continued coughs, colds and
bronchial troubles are depressing
and weaken the system. Loss of
weight and appetite generally fol.
low. Get a 80 cent bottle Of Dr.,
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
Bees and Honey and Fine Bee
Range

| will sell lis colonies of bees in
l0-frame hives in A l condition, so
cheap that they will likely pay for
themselves this season. Also offer
bargain in 500 gallons extracted
honey, put up in 2, 5 and l0.pound
pals. ready for sale.
WIN. C.. RHODES,
a., 10 1, Et Tbnn,.S ,;y
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26

the e dhnenare
o a
place will considers nd
theeoLS be increase when and where be
bring ant be rg These mgt will be taken up by the
Clerk arlofSuer
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26

No man is as clever as he thinks
he is when drunk.
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26

the June the Board Of
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26

Subscribe for THE GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1914-06-26
Very trul,

HNDKEW hIMBNLL.
Member of State Executive Board,
Temperance Federation.
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
Home Circle
Column,

The average christian is COO
"toucby," He manages to get him
self insu.sed 600 many times In q
year about the seventy times
seven. The z ospe; piles the fig
ures On the other side OF the
COUNT. Christians mast bear pa
t;ensly the often ses Of the world.
E,ea a brothsr,s offense must
be forgiven once, twice. thrice,
again and again. into indefinite
hundreds Of forgotten pardoEs.
| But bow painfully true il tae
lremark that Christians show
temper aboutas paicdly as quick
tempered sinners! Let there be
a mastery Of this rebel self. Ths
Hips that pray and sing praise
, should not 80 costly culver and
turn while in rage. The true
1 disciple is sweet.splrited, levinx,
}. gentle Aad csln.
World's cresset., 1914-05-21

dius, topaz, and the diamond the
5eryl the .nyx. and the Jasper,
the sapphire, the emerald, and
the carbu nc!e, and gold: the !,
wo,kmanshlp OF thy tabrets and
OF thy pipes was prepared in thee
in the day that shou wast.created.
Eek. 2S-12-13)
There is where the nlerchan.
dizing of men c>mmencea-
There is where the first man
WAS sola-Tnere is where the
first wages was paid, There IS
where the wage systnrn ua>
:. established; under q promise OF
lite. The wages paid "as deaSh
For God has said the wages
of sin is DEATH God said tt
Adam ''in the day thou ea'
thereof thou shalt surely DIE
j, Along came the merchant ans
, said "thon shalt not surely DE
Rpt thon shalt bacome as Gods
This was the promise "hlc
j, lead the weaker part OF man l.
do work that brought God III a
paw master for tna5 special plec'
of work donp Here we say
where the wage system started
" and 1t has oern growing every
Ii siuce La this Syst IN IL "nef'
W socialism, had it's fist rlVa
10 Sc. Asbness, is deadIy enenl
to socialism.
y We discover that self .nne 81
T. is the bone ard sinue of craf'
'" ness; and craf,ness reaches OF
Ia the hand TO weakness anG SAY
70 here is one dollar per day
~ want you to make me three b.
fore the sun goes down. III
~ man looks around, and sees b
~ fellow craft on, his right, al
"a hears him say | will not VOL
50 for these wages they will bri
me into poverty aud bond .a
- You to my comrads had be
ter leave that alone for the wa
y es of sin is death. And the chi
acter that wants to hire You
wiser than Daniel he will NAL
oy merchandise Of you. So is t
ed wage system, it has enslaved m
# bv the tens of thousands az
. ~ has made the few ricn and ma
them lords o. earth 1t has tt
eu from society socialism, aud
'is it's stead has placed self shne
g and graft. II has driven N
"' from their homes to seek e'
No ployment else where. II h
jan broeght a many q lear I'd tt
vas eyes Of the w,ts and sadness
ne the mosher's heart snorele
'ne monster thou art. Give ne l.
'fu erty of Christ or give me dea
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
NOTICE, Saw Mill Men

We Sixteen Horse power Jumbo Engine in tine trim
good upto da Saw rig for sale. gine werh sloo
Saw rig $40O $4,000 in all Can be bought for $780, 6oo
the suit Purchaser Also Separator Of the very
best, Colorado Special Cal, Or write US at
Bushyknob Mo. The Colony Trustees s
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
fAK 6 NOTICE

ANY party or. parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
ly or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case will
tho Editor allow any slang Or
slang gnrasea 80 through it's
60 olunila. s
World's cresset., 1914-05-21

Behold, thou art wiser than I
Daniel: there ia no secret that
they can hide from thee tEzek.
q 81
History of all known countries
and climes; have been written.
and every Historian has hunted
for something new. Solomon
says there is nothing new un-
der the sum-, Admitting this
language true: we will have TO
ask the believer in the Bible;
why then do you seek, for some
thing new? Especially when God
says seek for the old paths"
and walk therein.
No romance, in fact, can have
more OF interest. and pleasure.
it matters not how mary heroic
efforts and noble deeds: than can
| be found; in the birth and
growth Of the two great human
families. IL the whole history
of mankind, there is nothing to
surpass the origin aud develop,
ment of mankind. To the Bible
student it is indispensable, and
! wnat ever else may be learned. a
full and accurate knowledge oI
the Bible is an absolute requisite
preliminary. to the making OF .
Christian. Toe Bible truths art
too near to appeal to, our minds
with that glamour Of Romance
which often ciings TO the more
abserd theories. Taere is te
many, devoid OF the inter ssb, o
the charm of chris tia n deeds
and the pleasure Of this Lift
take form in their minds; instead
Of the true knowledge Of divln'
truth. God on the sixth da,
created man male and female
and placed hiu on the earth.
! Placed him under q perfec
Government of Liberty, eQualit,
and soclability. We diseovere'
that God has said that they a
one time was perfect ia a
} their ways"
The next question is. have "
discovered what has oroaghs
boat q diff .reat government?
And we shall answer, we a,
confident that we have In lool
} ing back over the past ages
} time until we rest our vision, Q
the cradle OF mans 6cst exis
ancs and see them perfect in a
their ways until iniquity VIZ
! found in them" We are then &c
ting to the Cause which will gi'
: the answer to she que stion aske
' above. Iniqulty was not foun
. in them until Satan was cast o,
, Of heaven. This character hs
!, q great desire of supremacy
!. After he lost his cause
heaven and was cast to earth.
He is once more in a positit
4 to try hard to gain his lost eau
= By placing bis desire in u
!; heart OF msa. This is when IL
h guilty Was 6rs5 found in ns
q That Is after this man becar
= q merchant. For a mercha
holds the balances Of deceipt
his hand, he loveth 10 Cypress
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
NEW DISCOVERY.

So he takes his seat as o lord, q
Please read. .
Speak and say. Thus saith I
the ford God, Behold | am agal'
nst thee Pharaoh king Of Egypt Y
the great dragon that lieth IN {
the midst OF his rivers, whlch
hath said, Ny river is mine Own,
and have mad It for myself. .
tEzek. 29-3)
And begins to brag on his
power and strength, please read
Son of man say unto the
prince of Tyrus, Thus saith the |
Lord God; because thine heart!ls
lifted up, and thou hast said. +,
am a god, I sit in the seat OF GOD
|iu:the midst Of the seas; yet thou
1T a man, and not God though
i5onu set thine heart as the heart
Of God:-
Behold, thou art wiser than
Daniel; there is NO, secret that
they eaa hide from thee tkLek.
B-2-f) ...
God had given this created
man great wisdom and know
ledge like unto t.ims,if inorder
thai he might rule the fish of the
sea, and the fowl of the air, etc,
| But God did not intend this
man to exalt himself, and say,
see all these rivers, / have madt
them for myself. I Iown these /
made them, aud If you want any
of their waters you must come
and buy them, | will sell them tt
you, l will sell them to you, an
the lord of those waters | made
them for myself. Hence, / mus
reap the benefit of them.
The following scripture wi!
lead the reader to understand
> the state that such q Conclusion
brought the concluaer to. Ple,st
" read.
: with thy wisd IN aad witr
1 thine understanding thou has
It gotten thee ricnss and nast got
II ten gold and silver into thy trea
sures:
70 By thy great wiadom and b
a- thy tratick hast tn II increase
thy riches and thine heart Is liz
e ed no because OF thy riches
;. lEsek % A az
u The Re- ader Sill see from thi
III scripture the fruits and the e
t, fscta of merchandising. Tn!
III kind Of system reveals to 7
Is riches to the few, aud paup eris1
IT, to the many. This man wt
7e wiser than Daniel, the retore +
ID sets himself up as a God, az tx
d above scripture teaches. Thl
1t his buying and selling he hear
Id to himself great riches, tn
man was in the garden Of Goo
in Please read,
''Son of man take up lar
IN entation upon she king Of Tyru
80 and say unto him, Thus saith Il
ne Lord God; Thus sealest up Il
n' sun full of'wisdom, and perfe
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
FAMILY WORSHIP.

fAmlA3 U>Ih0AAA
The influence of family war.
ship is great. silent, Irresistible.
and permanent. 1t affords
home security and happiness,
removes family friction. and
CAUSES ali wheels OF the nome
machinery tu move on netselessly
and smoothly. 1T promotes
union aud harAony. expuRges
all se'flshness, always all petn'
,ent feelings and turbulent pas
pions, destroys all pevishness OF
temper, and makes hnme inter
course molly and delightful.
II causes the members to raca.
: procate each others affectloLs,
hushes the voices Of recrlmt.
nation, and exsrts s0ftenirg
and narnon',tng influence over
eacn heart. The dew Of Herman
falls upon the home where
lprayer is want to be naz2e.
World's cresset., 1914-05-21
LOCAL LORE.

LOCAL. LORE.
e " 1
Mr.. Hankins passed through
our Village on last Tuesday.
The Colony people are Shipping
a ear load Of lumber>this week.
Tho oddfellows meets every
LIST and 3rd@ Saturday nights a
their Hill at JAH.ville. =,
The Rsbkah 's>e-nad \ good
meeting on last Saturday after,
noon.
- ~
The Colony people are honest
but pocr. .--.-..-. .-..-
Mr.. Cieve Vogt has b cen sick
Cor q few days but is about we'll
a9aip
Mrs George Barnes has had
several hard sick;;spells recently
sup and about al this writing.
If any body wants a Gne farm
"a Douglas &c. call on Us or writ
rs at Brushyknob.
Mrs. Samuel Merritt has been
sick for q few days but is better
at present writing.
-peser Cooper and Samue! Mer
ritt arrived home from Nor
gan Co. on last Sunday evening
in the oest of health and spirits
Mr. Homer James aud one o.
Mr. Dan,'Dsmery's sons passes
through. our little Village on las
Monday on their way to the vel
dPul
--Tae Colony people are havins
Uapy good meetings. one ,nor'
united in the Colony and Churct
On last Monday night--Mr. Ruo'
Lakey. a....
Mr.. w. II. Younker of Siloaa
Spring was ia our Village ant
staid all night with the Ed. Ia
Was up looking after the Renfr'
farm. And placed the care o
it in the hands Of the Ed. Nj
xounker placed himself in on
estimation as one Of America
Patriots.
We understood that on las
Sunday the team Of Mr.. HArve
Ropers runaway, up setting th
hack and throwing Mr.. Rope
and wife both out hurting thel
some but not seriously. Til
We have only heard.
Rev. l., S. Garrett was elects
Vics President, of Freedom
Lodge NJ. .S14, to mset q! NJ
Grove on tn. II Of May wit
other Vice President to mal
ArrAngem snts for the Tri.Count
Association of l. O. O. f.
Little Eulah Cooper brougl
10 the Ed. the first Rlpe stray
World's cresset., 1914-05-21

''Son of man take up a lam.
entation upon she king Of Tyrus,
and say unto him. Thus saith the
Lord God; Thus sealest up the
sun full of'wisdom, and perfect
in beauty.
Thou hast been in Eden the
garden Of God; every precions
stone was the covering, the sar'
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
A negro named Robinson, implicated

A negro named Robinson, implicated
in the killing of Morrow Love, at Ro.
binsonville, on night of February Il
last was executed by a posse of 25men,
within a stones throw of the spot on
which Mr.. Love was shot, Monday
mo. ming. After the hanging the posse
held an inquest over his body and rem
deled the following verdict: "We,
the Jury, find that Jim Robinson came
to his death at the end of rope for
stealing plums. +"
w, H. Smith, of Hoffman, attended
to business in the city Of Lexington
Tuesday.
S. Siddon, of Bowling Green. min
gled with his many friends in the city
Tuesday.
J. |. Martin, of Tolarville, circulated
in the city Tuesday.
Use o Perfection OIL Stove ant
have cool Kitchen In hot weather
Biggs-cross Hardware Co.
{ E. Hoover, an expert accountant
of Jackson, was here this week, audit
ing the books of the county officials fol-
G. j. Moore, who was awarded the
contract by the board of supervisors o1
checking up said books for the past
five years.
W. I. Ellison, of the Ellison com
munity. was here Tuesday on a bust
ness errand.
Edgar Gwin Clover went to Webt
Tuesday morning to join house party.
Miss Annie Ethel Hammett, of Du'
rant, visited Lexington friends Mon
daY
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
EASY TO PUT LIVER
ITO rights" NOW
Constipation Can Now BE Easily
and Safely Overcome Without
Use of Dangerous calomeI.

Seven of the best known and highest
priced physicians in the United States
agreed that Dodson's Liver Tone is a
perfectly safe, easy and pleasant re-
medy to take instead of calomel for
constipation, sluggish liver, etc. 1t
has none of the disagreeable and often
dang erous after-effects of calomel.
which is only form of mercury.
There are limitations of Dodson's 9
Liver Tone. But the public is not to
be fooled. The public knows how to
Judge the plain truth. And the mer-
its of Dodson's Liver Tone are widely
known
Dodsons Liver Tone is sold and
guaranteed by Swinney 4 Stigler.
Lexington, Miss, and The Whitehead
Drug Co., Durant, Miss, who will re-
fund purchase price (5Oc. instantly
and with smile if you are in any way
dissatisfied.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a palatable
vegetable liquid and its action is easy
and natural, with no gripe and no pain.
1t does not interfere in any way with
your regular duties, habits and diet.
It builds and strengthens YOU and
makes you feel good. Why don't you
try Dodson's?
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03

The attractive little St. Thomas
Catholic church was thronged Friday
night on the occasion of the visit OF
Bishop John Gum, of Natchez. to con-
firm thirteen applicants for full mem
bership into the church. The follow
ing were the confirmants: John Nc
Dade, James McDade, Mary McDade,
Bette McDade, Hannah McDade, Phil
Thomas, Patrick G. Thomas, Mrs.
Mary Pate Mulhcrn, Adam Heinrich,
Katherine Heinrich, Julia Lewis Hen
rich, Gladys Sudbeck and Elise Muir
tagh. 7 he bishop also delivered We
ry forcible and e.oquent sermon that
evening and conducted mass the next
morning at which he also preached
with much fervor and spiritual power
While here the bishop was entertained
at the hospltabie home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. j. Casey. Rev, j. +. Clerico, thu
priest in charg Oh the local church
was also presef snd assisted in the
highly impress1T Services
Mrs. r. T. Bailey returned Monday
from an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. S. H. Atkinson, at Holcomb, the
latter accompanying her home for re-
turn visit.
lF you would be healthy, wealthy
and wise, work all day and adVer-
tise.
DR.. R. S. Roby, of Bowling Green,
was Lexington visitor Monday even
ing.
w. K Gwin, Herman Levy and DR..
G. A. Moore autoed to Tchula Friday
and incidentally INDUCED in little
] fishing in the lake.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03

The Advertiser has just completed
the printing of announcement cata-
loques for the Holmes County Agr!-
cultural High School at Goodman. IL
contains 80 pages, and is illustrated
with number of Photographic views
We are pleased to learn that the Iacul-
ty have assurance of a very largely
increased attendance during the l9lA-l0
session.
The Barrett Grocer Co. last week
installed a McBee engine in their bot
Ting works.
Mrs. w. P. Weaver, of Greenwood
arrived Sunday morning on a WISH
Mrs. Wilburn, Miss Edna Wilburn anc
Mrs. Weaver went to Tchula in ca
and met Mr.. Weaver on his way mere
Mrs. G. H. McMorrough and chlIdrel
are visiting relatives at,Biloxi.
John w. Boyett, of Durant. ATTENDED
to business here Monday.
w. F. Heinrich was over from Tchuls
Friday to be present at the confirma
tion exercises at st. Thomas Catholic
church.
G. W. Atkinson went over to Phila
deIphia, Miss, last week after Mrs
Atkinson and the children, who have
been visiting there some time.
We can't get to everybody q
once with the big hay baler. Bet
ter make an appointment. Were
taking orders. McHee Lumber Co
C. A. Knott, Thomas Tate, Misses
Eloise Wilkes, Juanita Bennett and I'll
len King composed an auto party from
! Durant visiting our city Tuesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03

G. C.. Swinney and ]. S. Watson, OF
Lexington, are among the visitors to
the capital city this week beng calleo
here in the Bilbo case. These genCler-
men are we'll known business men OF
that section and resioe not far from
the territory it was proposed to en-
brace in the confines of Delta county
-Clarion-L Ledger.
A. A Porter conveyed Rev. A. ii.
Miller and wife by auto to Duran'
Saturday to meet Rev. Miller's sister,
from Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Moore, Mrs. A. G.
Moore and Mrs. Andrew Pease, witt
DR.. A, ]. McCarley as chauffeur, made
a trim to A. M. Moorehead's, at Eds
VILE. one day last week. They fount
Mrs. Moorehead slowly improving
] from her severe illness.
"a Perfection Oil Stove 10 JUS
the thing TO use for cooking fruits
heating aadlFons or even your reg
uIar daily cooking. Biggs-cross
Hardware Co.
Mrs, ] Moore returned from Little
Rock, Ark, last week, accompanied by
her grandson, Pierson Erion.
N. B. Hooker, P. j. Heinrich, Sig
mund Hyman and Isadore Herman
with A. A. Porter as chauffeur, made
an auto trip to the sylvan shades o.
the delta Sunday.
DR.. M. H. Roberts, of Ebenezer
purchased fine Ford auto from Bar
rett Grocer Company Saturday.
J. T. Fincher is acting as meat cut
ter at the City Meat Market, in whic!
he is adept and experienced.