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Mesa free press., 1899-03-24

A Free h-alth Talk to Ladies will ,e
given under the auspices of the Viava
Company by Mary \. Clifton at Tab
nacle. Mesa, Weilesi i,y afternoon
March 29, at 2 80 o'clock. Subject. Self
Hep Through Sell. knowledge.
The Sioux City Journ.l says the
theory Of General Miles in regard to the
beef contractors has 9 famil ar st un,l
The general seems to think that they
-ell what they can aud can vat tLey
can't.
| i',e roles for the Tempe electric
light line are daily expected. A large
number Of Tempe residences viii b.
ngh'-d bv Il, ctricity.
Mrs is. Peterson gave plea.a"t
Dime TIA last night at her elcgan
home, fer tn- be:irft 1T the Lad
Aid of the Baptist church.
IF you wan, first class Photos call n
the blue tent, spon as the time is getting
short when YIN viii have such goo
opportunity.
Mr. Anderson. the. bicycle man.
va, ,hraNn from his bicycle the othe
day and bad the palm of 'i- ham
severely SIX nn"d lie is now sli righ,
Gro. Hunt who was q wa'chma.
da. ;ny the late Legislature has bee,
hers tins week end expects to return
to his home at Pine shortly
FOR sALR.-Tean Of light gay.
weighing II ~ si'"u pedigree. " II
he soil chap, For particulars api y
It this on.-.
WHEN YOU WANT fnrnitr e
carp.... curtains, wall paper rug, o,
anything else in th. lin. Of hous-h id
; necessities Or e'nbe!'sh'pen,s d'n''
forget that u F L.mpey, 626 W.s,
Washington st.. Pao.nix, eau supply
Iyou at bedrock pricss.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Est te Of CLANCY Foster Rogers. De-
ta.pd. &.#
No.;ce is hereby given b. the under.
.yn-d, Woo4terd Il. Rogers, Ex.cp,cl
t tn. last wills of Cisncv Fo,ter
;"gers, Deceased, TO the creditors o
md all person, having "lains agaipst
Ihr sai0 dec84a.d t..pxhibIt :llem
with the reces~nry voucht r., within
non,hs at er the first pub.icatinn pi
his notice. to the slid Executor at
Jfs residence :.Dou. two and half
a lies Northwest Of Mesa, the same
being the l..e TOR the transaction oi
he business OF Said estate, IN said
county of Maricopa <@s
WOODTEpD " ROGERS.
Executor fthe Last Will of CLANCY
Foster Rogers. Deceased.
Dated this 2na day oi March, 1899
First pub Mar 8 SO.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereo, given so the qua.
ified electO.s ut S.hnol Dis,r Ct NJ.
Maric"pa C1llty, Arizona, thst II
election will be he'd at I'd Di.tr
School House. corner OF Second str
. Wh, aud Ce ,ter street, in Mesa Cit
Mar cosa " .ty, ArizDlA, Oh SAT ,rl y
Ap,il 9th, 1899.
At said election the following perso ,
are appointed Julg,s to conduct Il.
same, viz j. II. Poneroy. Charlie. Pc
tersOn and George L'ws
The p ,l's 1T said election will be ope'
from 9 a ~. t" 4 p IN on said Saturia,
the 9Th day ot April A. p 1899.
Said election is held fNr the puroos.
OF submitting t., the qualified electqr. 9.
said scho y d strict whether tbs br,nd
OF said school district shall be Issued IL,
the purpose Oi raising money to ouild
school hcuse in SAID district IN provid
ing the same with necessary furn tur,
;sud apparatus, and for the purpose o.
Mesa free press., 1899-03-24
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate OF james 8. Barkley. Decease


Estate OF James 8. Parkley. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the uHdsr
signed, Marv +. Barley, Adm'nistratr K
of The Estate of james b. Barkiey, ie
ceased. to the cItd Or- OF and all peIsO u
having claims against tbs said deceased, j,
to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within tour months af.er the
first publication Of this Notice tO the
said Administrative, Al the Jaw ,ffice Of
Morton Il Shewman. Main Street. Nesa
City. Maricppa County, Arivons, the
same being tnc place for the trarsact,Oa
ot. the b,,.'nrs+ OF said estate, in said
County Of Mar cola. =,
MApY E BARKLEY.
Admir- istratrix Of Estate Of James B.
Barkley. Deceased
Da e.l at Mesa City this 23rd day Of
February, 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-03-24
school grounds of said dis

improving school grounds Of said dis
trict.
Ihe amount and denominat on OF
-ait b., nds to be seventy (7O) b'nds of
MO, e.ch mn noere from t. 70 in s
elusive; making n all the su II of $1,000,
tseven thousand dnlass), al 10 bear N
terest at he rate of ner cant per an,
nu,n, interest PAYABLE annla,ly. ga d
bo,ds tp ru tor ~ ve.rs. the SAID d g.
tr,ct No. 4 r-servIny the right to pay pf
all or any pArt OF ssid bon = 1T any time
after ten (tl er aft ~ their ssue.
Dated March 9th, 1899
WM N. NEWELL.
H 8. EkSON.
KIMBALL POMEROY
Boa d Of { ustee.ef sa,d sch Sol district
No. A. Maricopa Conn'y, A'izoaa.
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PHoEN1x 4 MARlcorA.

PHOENIX q MARICUPA.
Arain leaves Phoenix al 7.30 p. m
arrives at Tempe at 500 y. "a. aud
Maricopa at 9. Is +. N.
Train leaves Mali,cIa NJ eco q.
Arrives at Tempe at Z 10 a m..ud
Phoenix at 7:3O a. III.
PHOENIX AND MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa a. 9:l5 m. .a,'l,-
Tempe 9.40 a ~, "a, d Phoenix l0a
Leave Mesa at 8 p a., afr,.r
Tempe $50 p N. and at Phot nix
6 2 m.
Leave Phoenix at 6.l5s NJ. lea.
Tempe at 9:35 N, arriys at Mess
at 8 90. ~.
Leave Phocrix at $50 p ~, ha's
Tempe at 4 90 pm. al,is. Mesa
4.30 p 'u.
Train connects at Marieopa will
Southern Pacific east boui,d 81 10 y
m. and with Sou,h.,n Pnelhc W..
bound, leaving Marieopa at 5.A5 r: ~
CONNECTIONS made at Phognis
with S..F z. & 2. for C,as,ts Yhd
Prescott, apd d, Nrsa with stage soI
Go'diirld, MOI days. W.dr, ,da,s ard
F,idays at IL. 80 7. -; fer Fiotsnss
ani Glohe. 'u'sosys, Iiursdsys arc
Saturdays, a, A. IA.
All trains ,'un daily 1n3 will
at any pelnt la signal.
B F. PORTER,
". o. RlcKNELL. Gen'l SAP
Gen Pass. Agt.
General Ofiiet, Phoenix.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Es...s Of David Nook, deoea,ea.

Estats Of David Nook, deceased.
Note 10 hereby given by the undersignel
Adm nistrator with the win annexed Of the
sss .te of David Moo deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased TO exhibit them. with the neces-
ssry vouchers. within 10 months after the 6rst
publioAti. Of this notice ~ the said Adminis.
traitor at his residence 2 miles northeast Of
Mesa. the same being the place for tie trans
action Of the business Of said estate. 10 said
County Of .iNicopa.
Administrators with the viii annexed Of David
Nook, Decea ed.
Dated this ls, day "S Feb. 1899.
Fisst pub Feb ~. '99.
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tDirius stst,"n

tOiniuc statttn
r. . oaly North sad south Line IN 4 lx.f fL tra.
yersing and feachinR the IL ,st
sAcluding the reat Salt H,ter valley.
Through tickets fsr ell points Ia re u Mtet
States, rso NADIA knu MeAico.
Connecting a J.sDtus Juprtios nisa trains
Ct /. Y. & T. Ry for Jerome.
........... :. At Frs-cot wisa sts9s lsnes 10
@li he prino,bnl mining camp; af Congres
Junction witt (OnsFssa GOin y II. ". fOI t'0L
= r@es anu stsgs lines for Harqas Hsis. Ht.ntoI
and faraeu A. Fh. ~ IL vi,n tho Maricops 1
phOen.x Hy., for posbta % n. e. ~, alao ri
8. n. V. RS. AT Hot Hpriy,ss Jonot.oa ~a.h tn.
CO. u a. T. Go s,ss@, Hs,-, f-r "astb, ere +
Hot Rprinee: the new all tn ,ear hN.,fh reaor.
", n. 10 RPM, GkN. IA. y F,bEH
Prehst d t}en Mar. Eex .'s & fnsaSAA
Prescott. Arsz. P.sac.,s; Aj,x
Il. n. VEIL &.
Ass's Gen. Mgr.
rescctt. Arizona.
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MESA FREE PRESS.
PnrDAr MARCH "a. 1899
LOCAL NEWS.

Southern California has been hav
ing some ere rains.
Judge Watrous was up faom hi
fine ranch Tuesday.
Chuck Rogers expects to return I
Globe in few days.
One of Judge Pomeroy's boys
quite seriously i'll.
A bright baby girl now brighten
the home of Sam Elder.
Our markets. are p'entiful!y sup
piled with fresh Vegetables.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Moore dro,
mp from PHOENIX Tuesday.
Several fields rf barley in the Leh
country areshrading oit..
The Califo.iia legislature failed to
elect United States 8 nator.
Mesa now he's an up e. date bicycl,
store in Code an'' s ter bl' ck..
Chas L. Murphy and wife left last
Sunday for Whittier California
Everybody at the show said that
Ruth Llmb was zoo cute for anything.
Mr.. Schuester, Treasurer Of Apa che
county was visitor in town Sunday.
Hon. G.. w. P. HINT Of Gloh, vis-
tied the family OF Mrs. Pr:ce Sunday.
W. A. Watt CT Phoenix was
business visitor in Mesa "Wednesday.
The election for school trustee vii
be held at the school house tomorrow.
County School Superintendent A.
Fl. Fulton visited the schools Of Mesa
this week.
The qnarter'y conf renee of Mari
copa Stake was held Sunday and
Monday.
Abel. Wilbur & Co., will receive
another carload of barb wire the frs:
of next week.
Charlie Cuher has oe"n quite siel
for few days but now seen ns. to b..
improving.
O. L. Bland is here fro n Boz, Texas
Pni is much pleased with the climate
and county.
The Odd Fllows of Tempe will
hold their anniversary celebration
next Tuesday even ing.
Harry Zu.k. the ropuiar TIE np-
attorney was in town "Wednesday OH
professional business.
We wonder if divorce cases in high
life in gay eastern cities still require
three 10 make case?
Quite number Of people have
passed through town this week on the
was to Gl zee Ivy team.
The Mesa Dramatic company play
ed T : messenger from Jarvis Sta
tion ia Tempe Wednesday night.
On .cornt Of a runaway team now
and th,a it is dangerous to srrd lii'e
fellows down on the street alone
The weather prophets of his coun :
try don't seem to have very direct
communication with the weather Gle, &.
Madame Johnstone Bishop /, very
princess of song. D, not fail TO hear
her al the Normal .xt Monday night,
Hon. j. w. Goodwin passed through
Yesterday FRI m Giob. to Tempe. He
says the world is dealing g.ntly with
him.
Mr.. Messenger. engros<in. clerk Of
the House during th. lat. session OF
the legislature has been in town this
week.
Mr. Creighton Au litor of the N
4 2. and Judge +. II. Doan, were
visitors to our town one day this
Eeek.
Gen: 9. NJ. Frazier aud wife drove
pp from Pnornix Sunday and ~er.
guests for ths day at the KinnalI
House.
A pinion wheel on the engine OF
the dredger broke Tuesday aud the
great mac "ne will he quiet until
pext Monday.
Lafayette Gibbons. BROTHER Of Mr..
A. T. Sfewnan. arrived last w--k
from Iowa and expects to make this
Mesa free press., 1899-03-24
WI ! - 10 CIVIL SERVICE LIES

With SPECIMEN ExAl1NAgIo ouEs2lotss, Vivesthc
Civil, Army, Navy and DiPE,mat,c Pay ss Tells
about Postal, Departmental f'r .o1e, 'nai.n rrd
o.her public empioymes,>s. HoW so OBTAIN THIN,
Price SOC. For sale at the osii:e Of this paRai
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01
GOVERNOR M'LAURIN's ENEMIES.

Man may be physically fashioned
after the image Of God, but he seldom
rises above the lower animals in
mental and moral attributes, and not
infrcouently sinks to lower strata
than Is possible for the vilest animal
to reach. The senatorial campaign
now in progress 10 this state unquestion-
ably substantiates this proposition. 1t
has transformed men endowed by the
Creator with human intelligence and
the faculty Of discerning between
right and wrong, the noble and the
irnoble, utterly destitute OF all feel
inps save the hellish passion OF in
tlicting british pain.
The lengths to which the enemies OF
Governor McLaurin have gone in their
consuming efforts to crush him, are APP
ualling. They have injected their
poisonous fangs into every one OF his
nublic acts since his Inauguration as
Governor, and have even invaded the
sauctity Of his private live. The very
yultures assume the garb OF purity
in comparison.
Rut Governor McLaurin may res
assured that the tactics of his enemies
will not iniure him. The resurrection
Of Christ was no less glorious on accoun
Of the persecution Of the Jews; and Gov
! eruor McLaurin's victory will be NJ
less brilliant on account OF his enem!
inhuman war against him.-Biloxi Her
aid. NE.
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Judge LonginO.

One OF the greatest men to-day in
Mississippi is Judge A. H. Longino'
Of Greenville. He is in touch with the
people, and their wants and their needs
become his wants and lis needs. He
is man that strives to supply his
needs, it would necessarily follow that
he would strive to fill the needs Of the
people If he could but reach the ex-
alted position Of Governor OF our State.
He has been close and thorough
student along this line all his life,
and being endowed with the gift OF
trying to serve others as he would him.
self, and having held offices and see'
Ing the deficiencies in the laws OF the
State, both those Of omission from
dates immemorial and those that grow
upon ,he'people with the demands OF
the times, he ia better fitted in our
estimation, for the Governors office
than any man in the race. He was
reared upon the farm among the
laboring people and from earliest boy.
hood he has been one that respected
and honorej those who toiled by force
of muscle.
He only presents himself to the peo'
pie AS one to serve them and under sucf
consideration as the time and conditions
may demand, and in compliance with
honest upright Democratic principles
Judge Longino will be hard for tn
people to duplicate at the expiration
If the next term OF the gubernatorla
administration If the people will onl!
ha so fortunate as to elect him.
Forest Reporter
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PROGRAMME.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Net,ie Wright, of Memphis,
is spending few d ,ys with Mrs Annie
Sykes.
Mrs j. H. Mcneil and children leave
today for New Decatur, Ala, to join
Mr.. McNell in their new home.
Mr.. H. J. Ray, g former Grenada boy,
bnt now a resident of Marked Tree,
Ark, is visiting relatives. He is
looking healthy, contented and happy.
and his friends are rejoicing over
having him with them %.aln
Miss Marina Whitfield. the lovely
and charming daughter Of Judge a. Fl.
Whitfield, of the supreme bench. has
been the guest Of Mrs. Walter Garner
this week. She stopped here on her
return from attending the commence
.rent exercises at Oxford desiring 'n
renew old acQuaintances before re-
turning to her home in Jackson.
Prof. r. F: Scott, formerly principal
of the Cotfeeville schools but recently
elected to The princi ipalshlp Of the
Setatobiu schools, WAS in Grenada
Tuesday and paid The SENTINEL An ap-
precatcd call He is one Of the best
educators in this section, is a graduate
of the State Universi,y. and Wa re-
Gently given a State life diploma.
Oxford News: We understand that
Miss lsom and a number Of her sti-
dents are thinking OF making a tour OF
the State and presenting Shakespeare 5
Flaming of the Shrew.'' II they could
conclude to dc SO i rare and enjoyable
treat will he in store for those places
which will be so fortunate as to be vis-
tied.
The SENTINEL job department is at
work on the annual catalogue OF Gre
NADIA College, and will turn out as
artistic a piece Of printing as was
ever done in the State. PRESS
dent McIntosh is putting forth every
effort to have the next session one OF
the most profitable and prosperous in
the history of the school, and he has
the undivided support and encourage.
ne of our people in Grenada, as we'll
as all the mem bers OF the North Mis-
sissippi Conference.
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Newspaper Maker gives this good
gospel: City papers are not 50 per-
secuted with requests for putfs as the
country brethren. but the pauper
notoriety seeker is found everywhere,
He who begs is classed as a pauper, and
deservedly so. a man has no more
moral right TO beg for free news
paper no.ice than he has to ask as
gift Il free lunch, Or a new hat Cne
NAV seek no oriety if he please, but ne
has no right TO ask it at the expense
of others. A newspaper is divided into
two parts-one for news and comments
and the other for advertising. The
editor knows what constitutes news.
and he does not ca re to fill that de-
partment up with items that are Of
40 interest to the generalspublic, and
ouIv concern the Individual. The ad-
vertiSing department has space for sale.
The newspa per has expenses TO be met
and must depend largely upon the
advertising for its maintenance. The
advertising space is Il commodity-as
sugar, coffee and -four. One should
feel iusl as degraded in begging puff
from newspaper as in begging sack
of flour from a grocer.
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Election Stories

The Tunica Democrat suys: 1T Is y
dead easy thing for candidate to spot
his enemies, no matter how sneaking
those enemies may be. and we want to
sav that no man Is more contemplate
or un worthy Of respect than he who
strikes his iellow.man and hides behind
The convenient phrase ''they say
Nav the good Lord deliver Us from the
coward who is afraid to be open in any
aoht he has to make. He is as dan
oero,,s "a the snake that crawls on it!
he,,v and sticks his poison In without
warning"
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NO. 10
Mr.. Hillary Gordon.

In this issue will be found the an
nouncement of Mr.. Hillary Gordon
as y candidate for constable from beat
]. Mr.. Gordon is too well known in
Grenada to need introduction AT our
hands, but we take pleasure in CON-
mending him as IA gentleman OF
integrity. good business qualifications,
and irreproacha character. He was
oorn and raised in this county. the
greater part OF his life being spent as
Il farmer. lie is Industrious, energetic
and in every way worthy and deserving
and if elected will make fine official.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01

John Aliens vicious attack upon the
Democratic State administration in his
canvass for United States Senator, Is
very pleasing to The yold5ugS every
where and also to the republicans.
They think they can see in it, in the
not far distance the entering wedge
of split in the Democratic party in
this State. Then there are Il few dis
gruntled politicians who failed to get
reappoin,ed who are, aiding John
Allen in his nasty work. .-Ellisville
New South.
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Home Fire Insurance.

Just what you want. II will save you
so per cent. ard keep your money at
home. II you will Call and see A. s.
BELL who represents the Mutual
Fire Insurance Association of Mississip-
pi, he will explain to you how it is done
and take pleasure in writing you a
policy. When losses occur it will be
adjusted by J. c. Perry. a home man
This Policy covers Fire, Wind and
Lightning all in one policy.
May-26.2m.
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Out Of AinunitiOn.

The candidacy of Williams has fall
en- fiat; Allen was already out Of tte
race, and McLaurin's opposition has
done its worst. McLaurin is much
stronger today than he was on the day
CT his announcement and the curious
personal campaign Of frivolous abuse
has oaly served TO strengthen him.
The New Orleans Picayupe has fired
its last shot, put in lis last reserves,
and may be expected 10 be content
with popping an occasional percussion
c4p.-Vick sburg Democrat
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TERMS: S1.OO Per Annum in Advance.
Will Not Down,

Down with m.-Bolivar
Democrat.
Down with McLaurinism does not
spring from the people; it is the battle
Cry Of the demagogues and corpora
tionlsts. Governor McLaurin has had
the manhood and intreridity to stand
for the rights OF the people against
their trickery and corruption. No
wonder they shout, down with Nc
Laurinisn..' But McLaurin will not
down, not, at any rate, as long as
Mississippi has the gratitude to rec
ognize a good man and bcnefactor.-
Biloxi Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01
''BE JUST AND FEAR NOT"
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, JULY /, 1900.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
MISSISSIPPI.

We, the undersigned business men
and citizens of Grenada County, take
pleasure in endorsing our fellow-citizan
and countyman, Mr.. B. F. Thomas,
as candidate for Railroad Com
missioner for the Northern District of
Mississippi, and we heartily recon :
mend him to you as being in every
respect worthy of your confidence and
support. Mr.. Thomas is lifelong
Democrat, who has at all times and
upon all occasions proved himself true
to the white democracy. As a citizen
he is without reproach, honest, faith
ful TO every trust, conservative, yet
firm in his convictions, and always just.
He will, if elected, do equal justice to
all alike, 50 far as it lies in his power
to do so, without fear of any, and will
show invidious tsyors to none.
and h. will to the best of his ability
perform promptly and fully all the
Intricate duties pertaining to the Office.
Mr.. Thomas is not politician, but
Is, we submit, for that reason the more
suitable for the position OF Railroad
Commissioner, whose duties are Of
practical business nature.
We cheerfully bear witness to our
friends democracy, his honesty, his
ability, his fairness and his faithful-
ness, and we feel no hesitancy in re-
commencing him to you as one who is
in all respects qualified to worthily
perform the duties of the office TO
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01
Sheer Folly.

As the Hon. John NJ. Allen has never
u single thing for the
benefit of his or any other state while
in the lower house of congress these
many years, how can the people expect
him 10 do anything in the senate?
Certainly if the gentleman could no,
do anything in the house, it would be
indescribable folly to expect anything
from him in the senate. Biloxi Her.
aid
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And There will be None,

We notice that few papers In Will
,,,ms, district that have been strong
s"nnorters ~ Of Allen have now changed
orer n Williams. There Is no drop
% zinc out and turning over In the ranks
Il McLaurin supporters.-Quttmar
Quill.
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TO the Public.

If you i,a vc never tried DR.. Mendenhalls
Chill and Fever Cure, go to d. o. semfnes'
Druggist, and get bottle under strict
guarantee. If 1t Is not better than any chlll
tonic you havs ever used your money VIII!
he refunded. Can be taken by weak ana
de,,ca,e women and children who cannot
take uulnine. Price 80 cents.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01
House and Lot for Rent or sale.

A House containing ten Rooms, ana
lot, for rent or sale on reasonable terms.
House in good condition, and located
near railroad, and convenient 10 the
business portion "f Grenada. Apply
to SID L. BOSWORTH.
Feb. 12>tf.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01

Dixie Daughters will meet at the
residence of Mrs r Doak on Thursday,
July 9Th. at 5 o'clock. All members
are urged to attend.
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8. s. s, FOR THE BLOOD

ony remedy purely vegetable and contains no
mercury potash arsenic other mineral % hesr Pnn
Eczema Scrofua, kheumatm contagious DIVA A"
letter, Bois, Carbunce Sores, ETC. ., , ..... a.
mailed free by Swift SPECIFIC company A'sna w.
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Promptly Reaches the Seat
Of all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Cases. d'i! :

tr0Ce Of tNlNt,
Mrs T. W. Lee Montgomery, Ala, writes: Some years
AGO was inocuated with poison by nurse who injected
nv babe with blood aint covered with sores ana
ulcers from head to foot and my great extremity prsyea
~ ~ mo- no purpose The mercury and potash which they
cave me to add fuel to the awful fame which was
devouring me. advised by friends who had seen
wonderful cures made by it, to try Swifts Specific I'M.
proved from the start the medicine seemed to 60 direct
to the cause Of the trouble and force poison out Twenty
bottles cured me completely" Swfts Specific
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01

Semmes' Cholera Remedy
does the work it is intended to
do. Try it when you need it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01

Two Hundred Bushels Sound
Whippoorwill Peas, for sale, at
81 90 per bushel. Apply to
DAILY Bros,
May so-ls lorrance, MISS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-01
For Sule or Trade.

An upright piano, as good As new.
Call or write Mrs. H. T. Pace, Gre
NADIA, Miss. A s,99.4m
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WANrED-To buy 200 head Of cattle
| VIII pay highest market price.
al. .ao-tf. J. A. HARGETT,
Grenada, Miss.