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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

and this refers especially to the county
depository act. which finally pulls
through. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

TIE motto ~ 'hs ftr.v 1ls no scar
~ fare uFht 10 rs attractive f- ...
ursd strap hanger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

Congressman Moss has taken mp the
case OF DAVID ~. LittletOn. who re-
sides In SistorSville. with the auditor
Of IN" War Department. and IS very
theoretically pursuing the matter 20
bring about a settlement Of Mr.. lit
tletOn's claim Young LittlctOn. late
Of the hospital army corps. was ar
rested and tried before a courtmar-
tial a. a desertsr. he was sentenced
and afterwlrd Imprisoned. and has
been discharged from the army. Lit
tleton Is now a cripple and unable to
earn a living I'm any way. and
through Congressman Moss bis
friends are trying TO secure for him
his paw during the time that be was
imprisoned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

Ira N. Chadduck, Of Grafton: How
ara Showalter. OF Fairmont: o. J.
IemlnE, OF Grafton; W. II. Lewis. OF
'IaTksburg; p J. R~hinehart. OF Beling.
Ton ) p FarnswOrth. OF Buckhannon.
an OF whom are bankers. were here
TO testiiy In the Dayton Investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

A compromise is better than nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

been startied Nv an 1890
white House to pass the bill. which re-
yves the prospect Of an extra session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

Judge Charles H~HuWaIfUT. Of
Parkcrsburg. Attorney Thomas BLEED
SOC. o. Charleston W. Taylor George.
~sHSpeakDr Of the House Of Delegates.
of Phillip. aud s 4 Moore. Of Phillip.
are among the visitors who have been
following The events 81 the Dayton
case with interest this week Mrs =
A. Moore and Mrs Bi.GsOe accom-
panied their husbands TO Washington.
y O. L1Ier 81 k.ysor former mem.
Dor of fhs IIou.r ~ DELEGATES Of West
Virginia. and who hos been in Charles
ton FOR the past few weeks. ftopprd
a visitor Of tho office Of Senator Nafh
an y Gon and also spent o. part Of
bic time with Iia friend ConFrcarman
Howard sutherland Mr. Sutherland
was very riad to have the opportunity
uf bearing fret hand Information or
what was rUiuE ON in the West vir
rinia legislature. and the various poIit.
ical huyzInFs az Charleston.
Walter ~ Hilton. ~ wheeling edI-
for OF 'hc Socialist paper. the Major
Ify is ir Washington Tor the week.
Fa ls aIFU s r. Barrett 81 Parker
'IrE former deputy o.. n Marshal
Change lH fourth rIsss postuasfers
FOR fhIs week have been announced as
follows Kettle o. Collins. Tor Hurhea
ION Holly O. Jarvis. Nebo oslo R
white. Rand
u.s. order of Tho ro-frri,r f.rs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS

lhent the office at Childs. Wetzel coun-
~, VIII be discontinued. the mail here
atter 10 20 20 Porters Falls.
CONGRESSMAN Brown has recon.
mended the appointment OF the follow
ing fourth class postmasters: &. T..
Marwood al Eglon; J. w. Buzard al
Potomas Manor; John II. Swisher at
New Greek Edw. W. Ritter at Hall:
> =. Lyons at Beryl. j. Humbird
smith al Patterson's Creek: Harry T.
Right az Barnum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

~ o-d'r of 'be poslor,s dspar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

Daily. EEesft sunday. - ths
fn~tsiiiEsnosr PuDiisbinE Company
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-23
G.m %irDatlos Yrcit.

On ariQ2torrciponocnt itrlucr ira
0eu brittle Nront / HorotrdufrlN.
Cite Nomhctuitcrc AZ ct ucltIcuot
Hcdlmcut Qlt no uc0 9 SiOcn on NJ
tcllcm % ucb GGQQn uUitc NtorNcn
uur 0c cn0Im life tomuct tiIboNe "a
aanlcrdtcrnc ucntcoc rorllGuc@ no
ouer Wor0cueL par DC tIllIoll lltre
paa, at 6c uttc (uprc Iud oshc cucr
oecnoc ct clcr un0ct Stro %CrioIcu
bortc peo DC iicuotllNc Sfutterqruuc
Som sc mi Qif Ger % ieracoc. fom
Ell tothollf Brett. lom uar tuuttct I'll
%3tcQlmcntct, % tllbso llQ lom 6rIull
li0 Nou uIl0c rn0c EIqenc. buoh
oct emo ltlloc toitc. Otter uoQeu BE.
tGntnina mootnQ Gheicn bans I'll.
bu0. Hrcltcu lrsrtc iiq lIn Suuurlc.
o. nlc0 Ct 2rIclrIr / Nuuu0Cl tlsu
ban on AZ StptterQrnucu O1 ait hcu
oper ocu nnbuc Mart Qtt0 inc Vc
rlifoper IlilQte DC brittle Solootcr /
StuttcrQrapen oeu tuprc Brett, iom
Inngiomt nGrmeOc liz 0c iultc GIN
ier. ,Stte ct Sfuo bleu o'iuret "a
Vrciteu fom belt ben I'll ser tuitc
Sfpttergrou. b9leoC ban liz iremi
ouer MISUNDERSTANDING oN tlp
leoc 0creiicr / Ban. Sao rclitc hou
llQ % off nlco DC lunme IuuQiommc
pProlge Sfri0t tllbGQe til line cane.
San bopoc lire ACCOMPLISHMENTS /
i'm Noouo Sire al oe brittle Bonn,
betniterc uor oItioo iolOue. Sc an
ore ire a Slenoeu3 Sanger. hpil
fet Sulterue bupoe iortait ham poa
Oct Bis, al De bolot IRE brittle ahu
fihuer % puo @euGripioiernC
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Waaacr % Spaier
iom NiGlpctroppcr.

) mauae SlltGloer bcaoe tiuoro5
op ~ttlllsa har ptlOc SugIe / Sri,
lura 600 optruoot iom pores Ga
uore Halereoc2 olrettc Nirlpcre.
'ortpller en- eulclif Apia.
Sllils$ hor pore Martueiolf oitc
hapt Qoo 6iUlp Al MiaaQer. ioul
oar iamlct liz itorc. itriocuOc
Slofte. nndr Terptopct pno en- LIN
oyrunno@bodo uor SiQte ! Sian.
Bern har set Here Mardc buu0t 1t
Sfrjl ira HuQlt. iom iiati1r Tor
imrrtNt OF run0uilOt oul. At L. 9li.
dreb nlco pirtIa Nu@ udr QIUrt.
Ner Sliltcu Al Sc ~pcoepcu0c Iauu,
TEN mcrtc2 Smttcrlropeut. bar
Smddiulitue iom uiirlNjaul4 De
Nu0tr ia / Nprhe0cH. utirtt ocn
tpmmeuoe N0rc % ucO in po0'Jl
NcnNe CpiSyieI m0trrtittr ot ON
c. ser cr uultt uiTououII0t polrrr.
Sc 2erucN mar SolOutcruc 'oott
Cen neoUcuotQc 40 til Il, toNc p3o
10 IKE @a2ml,tcr
Ntcult Al Sc bclQlita Go.oatgr
icrtUllcr rercu0c Nrtoricr on Sud
Ter. iom mar 'dcct iut Rcotr oSt
Loot Al acknowledgements. mcn iou
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9(nSers % 8aana / oenne SlGgt err
femme ira Stranoebarm OF bar
holot iis / SIeaten I'll pore QoIe.
ct SGrfienoe Tor SIpgtel, iuoucl
Den / S%trouoebarm iom BEN / aunm,
Ell brllte Zine % msrft Soor %
Sfipg.
@n al Der Narbrls' Gstre Sag
ra. blep gift til 8oslono. Senoe&
9otterisn bar anoers 2pioroen
pea Steire, pm bauoe uieouanli0e
gooe Gpner % AnIPg iom Segrer
o9 Muler. Sou osoe / un1 Nloer
iom Ell fienot Irfitett.
Sorbisrn Siurien Steie, ieot
1894 poa aiosnaS ntoa pi'tnof bare
uGret / MnIerlGre hos Ser Gorbus,
"a oeres Nrbeibe ligner meaet poa
binanben. Sun bleu / 1888 gilt
meO @nfen @lieber Sfeie % fit meO
benoe A Conner. 5lere al hans
grsore bIep giite / Stcin$bulen.
Ola, Git meo Glieber 2ib, Be oper'
toq 6~arbro0erena @~onro5brug poo
DO. SonS, T. 1899, gilt nteo Ser
borg g(orbuS, boebe / Seleberghut.
gen; ban por en- Sib SPrer. Sers
gen, aft meo ariiti g~tilsOatter 9tet-
lcnb, Sc boeoe pon aioSuas.
nj 5orbiern Sfeies Senncr bar
Ola uolprt iom Moler / Bergen
o. 5ronobiem. Sou matte Srp.
icruer, iernilereoe % polereoe. Sans
Spenoeprspe eies At 9roberoatteren
2prcrinoe NmoIia San0Den. Ola
reiite til 9lmerifn o9 bans SroOre
Sillr % Cars reiitc / 1854. ears
bar ppret en- nteget benpttet SiuloS.
mano blanbt Sarmerne. Sans
8aurb bar poo 900 acres, % Oerttl
cieoe ban en- Itcrre %SSernbanOel. Son
par en- Sio Meblem al Staten@
SegtSlatur.
Surfiel M%ifielien Colo bar uprct
en- ganife fIinf Hoiennaler, builfct
ices al ct Ear Sroifob, ionn fan har
malet 1888. San bar ogioo ppret
Smeo og M~esiiuqiteber oa bar oiort
iig f~ortient al 6rlIgttrGpIantninG.
San bar o9ina en- al 9pg0enS I'll.
lirsnpno og par bl. a. / 1888 %
ienere 6orIi9elieSfomniSiGr iom-
men meo In6reas Seperin Seiberg.
81 bans Ssnler par Mifiel %
@iermunb Hoienlulere. @iermunO
reilte iom Sjemono pnn NorOImo
% blep gift / set Sronobiemife, bpor
bon lepeoe for foa Nar iibcl.
Sorfel Colo par ieot pna Smtpia
o. bar en- 9ror al gomle Sans
2oupia. Son Solo ser osoe / 1894
- 81 @ar gommel - % 8orbjern
SerooStpeit, ser oeoe / 1910, por
ogiaa hans Sprner.
ct. Sergens SoipitoI / BERGEN
err buabegpnot / giIfop SSofobs GiO
1372-t40O. SoipitaIet nGpneS
iprite Sang / nprife SLIDER / 1861.
Ser opfom Spiit ON @uoroen Stan-
gelnno / Rpfplfe par gipet iii ct.
Sergen eller til Nonneipter 3luIter.
Ser fremlagbeS ga 9reoe ira 1851
oq 1873, Ser bepiite, at 8narOen
bar gipet / Siple9aue til ct. SCR.
gen.
s tplfe SeItomlenter og @opebreue
nppnes bet nllereoe / 1416. s 81
BEN 1888 til 1927 ifi9nfeoeS Ct.
Sergens Soipital @aper peo 30 Be-
ltameltter.
4lmisier til Sc ~iorifieaige Sno-
retninger, iom 9loitre, airfer, III,
tire % til @ien9iPlo for bpiIfe man
/ glminoeli9beo betingeOe Jig 6or.
bonner o9 SiplemeSier "@u0 til
Sore og Jig ieIu til S~iGIebiplp" be.
tGnfte &irfen meo itsrre o3 minore
Vengegaoer e1er Soroeqpos, iom
iorsaebe beres Sornue / ben 8roo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-23

at airfcn oen Gn0eu al @tooeIoIbe.
rem lao iuoc meO benimoo Salpbe.
len al SouOct> iautli9e %oroeien-
BONNIE. &c itoritc @ouer iaIot /
Slutninaen al Oct t3oc "a &e9pn.
Oelien Al set tloe N~arbmuore0c.
ct. &prQcna Noipital bor inaet
en- Mrugoe &~oroeloO@ 9ieunem Il
oerue. sra 175S hupe@ Ell &oroe-
beg, bpor ser opregnea 211 @ourn&.
brig, iom Soipitnlet cieoe. Get FOL
Jolt bop0e eiet 800 @%aaro@brug, %
enorm / 1892 crIuq0e@ SorOdiaiit
al 20 iorifieliqe HreitegjplO.
6rG Apnm bar uTret giOet nogen
minore 8ouer, iom BET poaItooeS
bar illQt @cliiqnelic meb.
BOA Sen baltliggeu0e @odr0 aIo$-
aoS par oCt ihmoom uanltcilat al
faa aornet tort ON Soften. 6or al
aihlpIpe 0ette gan DC n Sl0Jteto
I'll "SpetaIeu" / Bergen. Ter fom
90 en- &tno, ser er fieuot mloer
Iapnet "apsooS Serreu", % ion1
terfeoe &ornct Qoot.. Gen bar ierle.
re gnnife %uaruilt fommet iaicn, naar
oe paa aio@uo5 bar ioaet lit Sorn
poa Stnur.
Yua lleitbuaiieIoet er Ell IiOell
N1lt liQc ouer @uuroen. ) lin Sio
trlleoe Ocu nleO at itprte neo Ouer
@aaroeu, % Ser blep en- itor Heone
oppe pna 6ieIoet. 6or at ofbiplpc
en- lllpffc Qop be Ell @ouc til ct.
&orqen. &epnen bIcp icncrc MINI
Ore og 6icIoct er cn0nu life ialot
10.
Get er i~ortoIt, at nuar Neitblis-
mGnoene por / @peu if De it0oe
ferIte &irfcitoI / SuipitolSfirfeu.
MeQcm Sunopen % anQeIto0el-
pen finOc5 life Su1orm. @runoelr
oertil ifol ppre iolgenOe:
Gn Gnfe poo anneitno miIteoe
enQnnQ en- apiac, ser a blot al
SuQorm. 6ornt forebpg0e Here fig
nenoe lllutter icnOte bun oa Ell upr'
0iiul0 @uue iii "Spetalen", % ie.
mere er life NuGorm puatruiiel
meuem SanOpeu og NaleitooclUen
Tua &alun0 par ieet Ell Spanina
oper @oarOcn; Oet ifulOe betpOc
SSl0ebranO. Iorot @anroen itIl0C
i%fooncs moo lllpffen aau boer
@ooromauo Ell SpecieOuler til Ct.
Seraen. 0c fif Ell 5atfcifriuelie
tiIbngc, % noqcn &Iocbruno er life
inotrrifct. 0ctte par omfring
1884.
On 6oipitnletS Sprinoelie iinoes
lioet. Sort / ariition Der 30iea
@apebrep al 2l0e 9tpriI 1915 beoer
oct:
"W}eO &lls og @p9ninq / Spng,
Sen % @reO0en, @ooro5rum % ali
on0ct iom BET III er i%oreiunoen oQ
! bcgre6eu or, fol bcrcfter nleo ali
tilliQgenoc, @o0a, Hentc OF Hettig'
bco, pore o. forbIiue til ct nlmin'
beligt &oipitol / Bergen iii epia
Sio, 'um Dc Gutti9e, iourc % ipge
V~Penneifer tunoe og ifltIoe bupe oe'
res &GreIie, &ooning o. CpboIr
moi"
0ernGit iorbpOc8 / Innme Sun,
| S~+E "~n, ,,.L,,. ~ 49,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-23
Enifer Se at uinoe ar9iter, lPa.

ae pod / gPgt. iaa 4ppetlt. regel.
mpsiig Maue iOririifenoe Sspu, o.
al isle Oh plOe, al buereueite 9eae.
upp / Ceres Spitem bpage5 op oa
iornue52 Spis ioa er. ou begpno
itrar 9ebnnoIiuQ meo 3r. Teters
aurito, oct gamIe, iibsprsueoe llr.
iemiooel. let %ioripnes aImenbe.
ser oireftc gienuem ipecieae ggen.
Ter ira Gierne. Ir Better 6abrneD
& Cons 60. l9-25 go Sopne
ape.. Gbicngo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-23
Sra Paroaneer.
&alaet / S%aroangcr. - Hoiemalerc
@ifpp. - Sra gamle Sase.-
ct. SOrsens Soipital. -
Ilifcns gnabcnnt.

Stortin9spolgct for Saroanger
areos ioregif oen lite Sftober o9
re- Oct lloialo, at Den al @enitre 10.
rlinereoe aanoibat q. Sfaar blep
pnIgt meo 2,310 Stenmer. Gil
SuppIeont palgtes @aarobriger
@unnar MioneS, ira 8iniarptf.
SocioliiterneS aanoioat 2Grer 9.
Nllgaitob opnooeoe 1,1S1 Stemmer,
orrof 9O3 Stcmmer ira Oobu.
! apom er nor Sioen 1854
Stemmcberettigeoe. gf bisie ui9uu
$50 Stemme Sc inlot paa g. Iu'
goitob. @algocltogellen par | De
ileile Spgber lioen.
llocnior Nobrifcelltret S0oo mon.
itrcr Sociuliiteruc enonl fife ret 'tor
Sturfc / SorOonger. Nj De om'
firing 800 Stemmer iOm falot paa
z gugoitab uOenior Sooa, Itdor
lem nrpnt apom meo Sc ct. Ser.
nuit fonlmer l%laenspang meo 40,
&ploal AZ, StronOeburm 80, lllptf
81 ,ainiarpif 81, @i6iIoro 20, Son-
BAL # og @ronpin I Stemme.
SEQ Storo 9Grerifole er fslgenoc
ire biSie &unter optagne iom
Glcper: SobomneS 2rnb, auinn'
blrao; amno Stlle. aunm % 81
lrro &eitrhcim, lllpif. Se0 Sterlo
Sunobruosifole er optagne bl. a.
ielaenoe: anut @iiet, gioijoro; 2u-
oclf SiQegrapcn, @ronpin; Son
Euferiio, Ginioruif; @iarne Otpfle'
butt; Spinnberuo; SobonneS apPr.
mes, Snmnonger % Slop 9. 6oS'e,
Stran0ebarm.
Noglc Huiemalere / &ifpp.
ri Goiemolere bar Ser / Gifep
Soan ppret noqle / forrl9e Iarhll1.
Dlebe, iom iOrtiener at nppneS %
mlroes.
Ser par mere grlg Tor Hoienlas
ling poo @auroene ier emo III, %
Der oar Here ON bette Slags Nr'
beioe. Ser anfpres noqle al De melt
fienotp ionlt liDt ON oercS SlGgt-
i%fdbsprholo.
Ser 4arhus par loot / 1851,
Osoe 1881 oa git 1888 nleO Ser
brra amitSontter Wfo. Eers 6orGl-
Ore par anbers Narbus, ieOt pou
Sitle-lSosie / Stranbeborm oq gilt
lteo Haerla 2orsoatter Gngiabolen.
InOers 0poe / 1906 puo Murbils.
IarbuS tilbprte / Siben 1860 Cor.
biern Sanopen % oeb hans Sat-
fer SerborgS @iitermaal meo 60
ban 2ailritien &olen, ser boe0e paa
Sursnes / SonOal, fpm Iarbus ouer
iii @nltln1ilGqten. gn al Sobon
@alens % @erborg SanoperS Sen'
iier par 8ogoen Saurits @alhtng.
Sans Iotter Wogbalena eleoe /
1860 @aoroen. Sum par gilt meo
Soaneprcit &nsrmls Beberien /
Stranoebarm (164S-1676). Wag.
bulenu maa bope ppret ct manos
haftigt 4pinofolf, % bun efter bpoo
HanDlli / 1868 bsrte al tine Sfposs
foIf Der ferte ham fra Strunoe-
barln til @ifep, ielp iulgte nleo line
line SoIf / Photographers Sfog for
at bugge Sa1tommer On al Ere-
itefolfenes Ssnner, SanS Sru,
nloa bope fanet @oarben, iom igien
ir.lgte meo hans Sotter 9isbet, gilt
1881 meo Eeoer 9itle-6osie. Sans
Sen bar Den aroers, Num fom til
aurbus og fit 8oaroen iii Ooel og
sic. Napnene Sorgeir, Feoer, Sans,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-23
Prince Alder
bar olfi> rette Smt,

Git 6iertsns sssier eiter @riuce albert GObat. rsst fier gar
pibe eler ruuet Ell Gisaret, nil alOri9 ipiste big. So mere
roger al benm Sobot, pesbebre nil bu lpues ON ben. Sette
@runb af bens fne Smas os foroi ben brGuber %Iansiomt, er
Itatenbe o9 fislie. Cen pinber bper Mano, Tom forisser
forbi ben er iaa COB. Zen potenterebe FroeeS bepirter bett
~iorebpeaer Bis os 6ortsrrele!
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-08-20
THE SPIRIT THAT MOBBED FRANK.

The taking of Leo Frank from the penitentiary farm in the
state OF Georgia was al inexcusable act of lawlessness in itself, but
the crime did not stop there. His abductors still further outraged
the Law when they hanged the unfortunate man. The reading pub
Inc IS familiar with the history of the crime charged against Frank.
Regardless of whether he was guilty, the Governor, the highest au
thoriy in the state of Georgia, had committed the mans sentence
TO lite imprisonment and it was the duty of every lover of peace and
good order, OF every man who desires the protection of the law for
himself and for his family, to have respected what was legally done.
The mot had a. much right to execute any other prisoner S it did
Frank. The law was not indicated by what this mob did but was
broken, was outraged, and every ma who took part III the affair put
himself In the class which marked Cain when God branded him as a
"vagabond and an outcast' Shame upon the state of Georgia 1t
is a shame upon our civilization and shows what some men will do
when they think they can get away with it."
The same spirit that organized the mob that murdered Frank is
abroad lin the land. The embers art smoulderng all over the coun-
try. In Mississippi, yea, in some measure, in Grenada county. The
same spirit that leads a mob also leads men to tell others that thew
places their homes. 1t leadS men to attempt to dictate to others.
how they shall run their private affairs. 1t leads men to regard
public funds as private booty. Too many, alas too many, people do
not want the laws enforced, and il we do not wake up to conditions
ere long, we will find that we are, as it were, in the coils OF a serpent
that will stop our progress and paralyze our peace and prosperity
The only safety of d free people IS the enforcement OF the law
The spirit OF lawlessness is abroad in the land but 20 good men in
any county can form a nucleus around which will gather a sentiment
that will guarantee life, liberty and property their Just rights. Shall
Iaw-loving men sleep on or will they wake up?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-08-20
CRITICAL AS TO UNQUALIFIED VOTERS

The public mind is perhaps more critical than ever about who
shall and who shall not vote. For the sake of the peace and the har
mony OF the state it is hoped that the primary next Tuesday will be
so conducted that the charge of allowing the non-qualihed to vote
can not be made.
Grenada county IS noted for holding honest elections. Our
people desire TO maintain this record and we feel sure that if will
be. 1t is difficult for the Commissioners of Elections to weed out
al. the names on the poll books who are not qualified to vote. The
fact that d mans name appears on the poll book does not warrant
the judges of an election allowing him to vote if they KNOW he
does not meet all lega! re qurements; nor should the absence Of a
mans name on the poll book prevent him from voting when the
Judges KNOW him to Be legally qualified, but the ballot of such a
voter should be deposited in an envelope.
There are quite a number of things that enter into the qualifcs-
tons of a voter but the essentials are: He must have paid all taxes
Tor the two years past, and for the year in which he offers to vote. he
is required to have paid his taxes on or before the FIRST day Of Fen.
ruary; a residence of two years is required in the state and Of one
year in the election precinct.
All challenged ballots should be deposited in an envelope.
An adherence to all legal equrements IS best for all and will
remove any possible cause OF friction.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-08-20

Editor Oakes OF the Charleston Herald puts the case TO the
Blbo folks with d little pathos, yet there is tie sharpened instru-
fnent in what he says that cuts TO the quick:
And 1t will be Governor Bibo after all. Our hat is off 10 Won
neighbor, that supported him, and while our opinion of Mr. Bibo
mas not hanged IN the least, we are wise enough to know that he
will make US as good governor as he will you. The only difference
now between US IS that If he makes a bad governor you are respon-
slbIe tor 1t and not US. You had a full knowledge of the man and
his reputation and took the risk Of making him your ooverno
Without abuse or malice we gave you the facts concerning both the
governor and lieutenant governor, placing the issue squarely before
you thus disoharglng our responsibility and now it is not up to us
but to you and them. We would suggest, Is a matter of fairness
and as a duty to yourselves, that you watch closely the result of
what you have done. Keep in close touch with every authentic
source and SET II your choices are true to he ideals thew have Dlace1
before you. Regardless of what men may say, if you have followed
an ideal, you have done the duty of a good citizen, but if your vote
was cast through the prejudice of partnership and class hatred Won
are entirely wrong
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WHAT GRENADA WANTS
A Statement From One Of Our
We'll Known Citizens.

Stop right here-thib is the proof
you've been seeking. Mr.. Tatum, a
well-known Grenada man, gladly states
| his opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills for
the benefit of his fellow townsmen.
His story is n you can easily investi-
gate. Read it.
S. I. Tatum, Ex-PIesident Bank of
| Commerce, 604 Main St., Grensda,
says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
| at the Corner Drug Store, promptly re-
lieved me of backache and other symp-
toms of kidney trouble from which !
suffered. have recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills to others complaining of
backache and other signs of kidney
trouble and | have yet to hear of a case
where they have failed to do Just as
claimed Statement given June 18th,
1911.
AGAIN ENDORSES DOAN'S.
Nearly three years later Mr.. Tatum
said: MY opinion of Doan's Kidney
Pills has remained unchanged. ! can't
recommend them too highly for back
ache or disordered kidneys"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills the same that MIR. Tatum
has twice publicly recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Is Sickness a Sin?

If not it's wicked to neglect illness
and means of relief. It's wicked to en-
dure Liver Ills, Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation. when one dose of Pol Do.
Lax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is Podo-
phyllin MAY Applet, without the grippe.
1t u the Liver, increases the flow
of bile-Nature's antiseptic in the bow
els. Your Constipation and other ills
disappear overnight because Po-Do-
Lax has helped Nature to remove the
cause. Get a bottle from your Drug
gist to-day. Get rid of your Constipa-
ton overnight. 3
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Petition for Pardon

To His Excellency, Earl Brewer,
Governor of the State of Mississippi:
We, the undersigned citizens and
residents of Grenada county, Missis-
sippi, respectfully petition that you
grant a pardon to Minnie johnson, COL
ored, who was convicted of manslaugh-
ter at the July term, 1912. of the CIR.
cult Court of Grenada county and SEN
fenced to the State P~enitentiary for a
term of twenty years, now being a
prisoner on the Parchman farm. Your
petitioners believe that said Minnie
Johnson has been sufficiently punished
for the crime she committed and if
pardoned by your Excellency she will
make a peaceful and law abiding citi.
zen. w. M. Miers.
S-13-5t. j. M. Windham. ct ale
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A Medicine Chest For Csc.

In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for Toothache. Bruises, Sprains.
Stiff neck, Backache. Neuralgia, Rheu,
matism and for most emergencies. One
Zoe bottle of Sloan's Liniment does it
all-this because these ailments are
symptoms, not diseases, and are caused
by congestion and inflammation. If
you doubt, ask those who use Sloan's
Llnlment, or better still, buy a 25c bot
tie and prove it. All Druggists. 2
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-08-20
FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY we

FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY we
have been manufacturing monuments
in Marble and Granite, the reputation
earned through these years is of ines
Unable value to us and the experience
gained is invaluable to you as it is en-
bodied in the monuments we offer YOU.
See Mr.. Jno. w. Vance, our local
representativ We at Grenada.
COLUMBUS MARBLE WORKS.
Columbus, Miss.
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MONUMENT BUYING. IConfdenc.

MONUMENT BUYING. coincidence
is one of the most important and salts
factory considerations in every act. In
buying memorials you should know you
will be protected from receiving defec-
tive work. The regulations of the
firm and the capacity Of its plant are
worthy of consideration. There is sat
isfaction in knowing you get just what
you order.
MI. Jno. W. Vance. of Grenada, rep
resents the
COLUMBUS MARBLE WORKS,
Columbus, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-08-20
DISCOVERY

~kuykendall's Greaseless Liq. Eczema
Remedy is the greatest Eczema and
skin remedy of the age. Cures ali
kinds of itching skin troubles, poison
oak, ringworm, itch, chicken pox. sores
thought to be cancers. Physicians fail
this remedy cures. Eatman MFG Co