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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
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bibi6 uno neutrality-suspicious. tras
senoen 8eseno sn selansen, sebt es
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). 9. Gburdes Serrp, SEEDS, Cars
rinston, Ssiienoen u.l.w. Sn leete=
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B E n, Der Gountpiis BON @eqs Gouns
tp, bat nebit einem i9onen Gourtbaus
cine crit tur5li9 erbaute, bubble faz
tbolilde &lrde, melde bo9m. WcOos
nalo pon Darlington aus perliebt.
Oas nsue @ottesbaus uirb gnse Sus
nj BON bo9p'iten Sii4of Sbanlep
pom Sarge feierlitl It Dem Sienite ses
Serru seweibt meroen. Sn bisiem
Stdotden lit bic Srinffrase fir ben
a r III n Wanr cine isbr bebentlide,
beuu ioaar bas Srintuuiier mirb bier
fir % gents bas NaB uertauft, ba
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nen @ailer ~lisfert, meldes. obne Der
@elunbbeit nadtbeilise Tolsen gu ia.
ben, %setrunteu weroen fam. @esen
Is Wteilen pom Seiienoen uno Waa=
fre6 liest Elm ceutl6- ruiljides Settlez
ment nit elmer tatbOliiden Stride in
leiner Witte, in melder bic bo9rp.
0erren Seiler unb 9auer pon Minot
abme6ielnc paitoriren. Die gauge
llmseseno lit m%eilenueit nit Sduiern
beldet, mel6e ale bemlelben rullil6eu
Gupus baben, bas beiBt poneebm uno
Gtos erbaut iino unO jeOen gintreten=
ben on einem beiBen Gage burd ibre
a~nsenebme &ible liberraiden. SIN
@inter bicten bielelben burd i6re 10:
lice Sauart oenS tiirmen unb Der Seal.
te better Srog, ais irseno wslde Sc
bdube anberer Dirt. Serr Solepb SelSs
ler lit einer Der erlten, welder pom
gureca aus ii6 bier aniieoelte. Cine
srpeite Stride in Der Nadbarl6aft nes
Oerrn iSelir S6ueioer lit in Insriii
senommen, ba bic cine nidt mebr &C.
nisenoen Gaum fir Die INNER ma9=
leuoe @emeinoe bat. .s
9arwi 9, cine nieblide, II Weis
fen DON Seiienoen selesene Ortidait,
lit Der 9anOelsplab fir biele Golonie
baber bic Webr;abl Der sabtreider
@siddfte ii5i in Oenodnoen Ser euti9'
Muiieu b%eitnoet. Nn biele Ell 0eutder
fonnte ii9 man6er Oeutld,= Nmerifa
ner, wclder, nadoem er einise Sabr
in Imerifa susebradt bat, nidt meb'
uOutd" lpridt, aber beito ,ldle9te
bos Gnslilbe raoebre6t, elm uad ab
mensmertbes Seilpiel nebmen. sSnoe,
Sabren 1SOSbis 1910 manoertenG au
lenOe uon oeuti6en0 usSabe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Srfmnuna.

Sh bah I'M yebeu picl crtra0cn
uno. mehr ais gut, Md ielbrt 9cQudlt ;
God oub al ihoncu. bciter'n Sugcn
Nut IS mir nlcnruls gan; gelcblt.
IN ElI't IIo SeIo luht LID bItnltoen
NIu <ocal. Elm SruumOCbIlo-
M mtHc9 Nll'cS bell gem NrItocn
IN all mem Stbucn MN 9"clIllit.
Ter NtUtttr licbcpoutS 2&Glttu-
S%lt bah IDS clint 70 'hmcr cutbcbrt
'tUu OGrl Ih iv0h OIt Nunot falttu.
Sguu mchr nod luuros mir gtlpdbrt
Nu lltbruo &&tlh M mr. belhIcocn
llnO Nluotr. Der ~v"IIuuo5ttt Bib
VI mtllc5 NIu'e5 bclI'Ncm Nrtcoeu
NJ all mclu StbHtH MN gtlllltl
2%ic or hat Moi'uun0 mir 0clogcu,
2&lc ort pcrllcG MIDI Ciuu't Uno cliid;
Sdun ;o0 lib ans o.5 Eebtu9 ASogen
,..s.'t. .JltVU i,.,.. ,....-.
&o0 % mih pltlta uld GtnItocil.
S&U9 cluu init Scbu'uht Nit crrIlut-
IN mc.ut5 &>lI't5 htll'Gcm NyItocn
M all mem GchntH nun 9cttIt.
UuO mil Der ultt Syuul lIh re0tn
lUo ;ttht w.ha III Die 2&tlt hInauS
A'tI nm 70 yU'hcru NlIQtlIhluIcn
EthU lh ;uuiI ms lille &>du9!
2&I9 farm DC lhnooe 2&tlI MIR bieten,
Ga5 wtly mid r~tltIt. mtbr mir gilt
IN nlt,ut5 Nlu'ta beIl'9tm Nrlcoeu
VI al MEM Schucn nm 9c'tlllt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Mrbeit lit &eben, 9IitbtStbun
1T Sub.

rgrbeit lit bes 9ebens @irse" unh
vNrbeit 1T bes Slutes Sallam, 4rbsit
lit Der Susenb Nueu", iinst Serber.
sSas lit Der Weuid obne 9lrbeit2
u%ebsrHulis, ieiner ielbit iberorliiis.
@sr Summer, Gorge uno seiO bat =
uno es trdst ia ieoer fem Eddden ba=
pom -, Dem miro ernIte Nrbeit gum
Saliam ieiner @unben, benn nidt nur
bic 3eit linoett ben S6mers-- a,beit
beilt rno bilft uerseiien, unb 10 rod
uno nad lebrt ite 6reuoe finoen on
ben tleinen Sd6piunsen u~nlerer
&rdfte. Nrbeit lit unlere SrOi terin,
unisre Nreuoe, unler better Samerab,
iie ersiebt unb uereoelt, uuo ,per tie,
ibre @obltbaten, ibren Sesen nidt
tennt, lit ein armer Weni9. gsiuer 1T
bic 3abl bieier armen - fait mo9te
man tie seiitis Irme nennen - redt
sroB. 60 meinte tirslid elm @eleu=
idaitsbdmden, bas iest, Oa bic se=
lelli9e Mlnterlallon Su Gnee, bic Geile=
se,t nod nidt ra, bic eansweile gar
arg plast: rI6, wenn id bod nur
t,ant wirbe, bab id bic Seiinnnuns
pe,lieren t0nnte, es lit idredli6, 10
gar nidts in ausiidt baben, i6 weiB
au6 rein nidt. mas tbun -. ,uenn
i6 bod wenisitens mas Sidtises
arbeiten miibte!" Sid lelbit basu auf=
suraHen, feblte ibr oiienbar jeoe
@iuenstraft. Salt aud u~nleren Sor=
iabrsn bas @ort arbeit sleid Wiblal
uno Strafe, 10 lit uns @ottes &i9ter=
iprud: SIM S6weiBe beines Nnse=
ii9tes iouit bu bein Srot eiien, ldnsit
gum Sesen sewOrben; benn 10 faun
/ benz S6lemmer bic feinlte nit auem
J &afiinement subereitete OelifateIe
nidt l9meden, als benz Nrbeitenben
: (SortieeLns auf Settle 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Sas ,.perfbe Ilbion."


Sas nperftbe IIbion."
gu feiner :3eit bat has feinesneas
Ilhmldenoe VetnOrt .periioe" has of
'tSiclle Gn9lano iddrier durafierilirt,
ais III Der ictisen 1;hnie bes ~iiioairi=
fantld)en &rie9es. Ndbreno Die bru=
tote llebermodt Der Sniulaner bic
tdpleren Vuren ercriidt, bot 6er biz
tilde Yremier : Wiiniifpr Die eherne
Sitrn, bel Oifener 3aiel bic @ierCdtia=
teit Der Sahe 6nClanb's III beionsn.
@erobe wie unIer r0lOrreid rcaieren=
De-" Frdiioent in Se3ug aui bic t;biz
lippinen, weiit Der eble gorb nil ire
der Seu9nnns aler 3batladen oarouf
bin, eaB auBer Der &ersdtigfeit ou9
bic Snuanitdt uno Sultur Don BEN
G~n9l:noeln 9ebieteriib Elm bepuiine=
ties GinI6reiten in Siibai,ifa unn bic
poultdnoiae 0ernidturs Der tleinsn
guren : Gepubliten seiorbe,t bdtien.
gr ltsut ii6 nit ben drslten Siuoos
auf elm uno oenlelben Stanoipuntt,
lpenn er erfldrt, baB bic Suren and
nidt bic Spur bon unabbdns sttit be-
laiien meroen miirbe. Nn oieier Nb=
libt Sobn Bulls bat pobl 9tiemanb
eiHen ausenblid sesmeifclt; bic peril
be art uno @eiie Der gesrineune
bielsr brutalen Gersewaltisuns ireier
Solter lit IS, mel9e ieoen porur=
tbeilsfrelen Weniden emporen muB.
rSa bat man uns", ertldrte Der eb=
lie Salisbury in tiei %getrdnttem Gone,
be'duloi9t, ben &rieg aus 9ano unb
9olc9ier unternommen gu baben. Sie
louten mir ebrlide uno bumane Wen=
l6en wobl baSu fommsn? Sine iolde
Nnoeutun9 bilpet cine ibrpsre gelsi=
bisuna I'm leres National=9 barafters
Mir g%n9ldnoer baben itets bic Sab ne
Der 9ere6tiSteit. &ultur uno 6um a.
1itdt aufrebterbalten unb tdm pfm
audi I'M sesenwdltisen Srieee ruter
bielem Banner. Die Suren tobsn tie
Nusld1oer entridtet uno rereemal=
tist, Iolslid mar es gnslano's Yhidt,
im Namen Der 9eredtisteit nit be=
maifneter Sanb e~insusreifen. Gle
lino nod melt in Der 8ultur Surid,
iolSli6 ue,lanst uniere Stsuuns als
&ormaGt III Siioafrita pou uns, ilber=
oil en9lllde Silouns uno auitldrnne g,
ipenn's lein muB, nit @aiiensema oft
III psrbreiten."
Sas lit alio bic alte Sabel pom
Samm uno Dem @olf in neuer NuHaee.
Die Buren, baben a%nseIansen, inosm
lie Die atmen Nusldnoer, pon bsnen
merfluiiroiser @siie bel Nusbrud. hes
arieSes pier Sinitel iiir ibre Inter
oriider" Die &afIen ersriiien. rent=
red1feten" inS baiin Elm rbeleibisen=
bes" ultimatum Dem junsen sSobn
Sua itsuten. 2orb Salisbu,p bltet
lit wohl, binSuSuiisen, boB Wionate
uorber Saulenoe o enslliden S,up=
pen nod Der @renSe bes 2ransuaalS
seworfen wurbeu, uno weitere Sau=
lenoe auf Dem @aiier maren, oils bic
beioen tlernen &spubliten bas ruruer=
iddmte" Aniinnen i~tellten, @robbrir
tannien m0ae bieie Sruppen suridSie=
ben, w%io1iseniaus iie es elmer 8riess=
ertldruna Slei6 ela6ten wiirosn. EaB
bic Suren I'M &erlaufe bes blutisen
ariescs mebr 9umanitdt uno edte
Wenidenliebe seSeist baben, OILS bic
ensliiden &ulturtrdser, meiB bic san=
&c &elt. Die frede grtldruns bes
britiiden gremierminiters lit baber
elm Stidden britiider Sniolens unb
Serlosenbeit, 10 buB es cine YHidt
Der Yreiie Der seiammten ciuiliiirten
@elt lift, basesen ouf's traftisite 81
p1oteitiren:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

lnsen. Nit benz &uni6e, boR lid
Pie 9ebesten S%oiinnrsen perpirfli6sn
Iirb iiberua giiute Sdeuncn 3eua=
NIP pom Der Wc6anna 'i6en Groipez
ritdt i'm Ser6ite seben peroen, idliez
re i6 iiir beut..
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
It Happened in a Drug Store.

One day last winter lady came to
my drug store and asked for brand
of cough medicine that did not have in
stock says Mr.. G. r. Grandin. the
popular druggist of Ontario. y. Y. -She
was disappointed and wanted 10 know
what cough preparation l could recom-
mend l said to her thar could freely
recommend Chamberiain's Cough RENE
iy and that she could take a bottle of
the remedy and after giving II fair trial
If she did not find il worth the money 70
hiring hack the hottie and / would re-
fund the price paid In the course Of a
day or two the lady came hack 10 Gosh
psny with friend IL need of cough
medicine and advised her 10 buy bottle
Of Chansherlsin's Cough Kennedy. con
slider that very good recommendation
of the remedy" The remedy oses is
great popularity and extensive sale in a
large measure 10 the PERSONAL resosnn,en-
datscEs of people who have been cured ay
It use. II il for sale by Benson Smith
& Co. general agents. Terrisoss Of Ha.
usii-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
MAUD NOLAN FILES 4
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Lively Times Of Bridal Tour Re
called by Action Begun in
Court.

San FRANCISCO. Oct 1.-THE Zee
objections of wedding trip to Honolulu.
the rollicking times on shipboard, and the
/ little family jar that occurred soon after
the arrival of the Australia at the Para
disc of the Pacific, is recalled today by
the filing of a divorce suit by Mrs Maud
NJ. Nolan, whose maiden name was Maud
Treadwell, against her husband, j. F. No
Ian vice-president of the Nolan Shoe
Company.
Airs. Nolan charges incompatibility of
temper and asks for division of the
common property of the couple. Mr..
Nolan does not make reply but seems viii
ling to allow the Law 10 take its course
so far Us the divorce is concerned. but he
may fight the case on the grounds that
part of the fortune which his wife desires
to secure is not legally what the lady 5
entitled to-
For some months past 1t has been M
mored that there was to be separation
of the Nolans, as 1t was said that the hue
band had expressed the determination 10
heed TO the protestations of his wife On
the other hand, Mrs. Nolan was not 81
fond of domestic life as most good wives,
and her utter disregard for the promise
to love. honor and obey has been com |
mon talk among those who know her
The Nolans were married several years |
ago and on the occasion of their honey !
moon they created great deal of talk |
among the people in the Hawaiian Is |
lands on alleged account of the reports of |
the lurid voyage of the steamship from |
San Francisco that bore them to Homo |
lulu. 1t was said that the couple quar-
relied soon after landing at the dock. and |
there was even talk of separation then. |
when the wedding tour was scarce COM |
menced. Matters were patched up and
the couple returned TO the city.
There never has been much real af- |
lection wasted between the woman and |
the man since that voyage across the Blue |
ocean. Both were fond of excitement and |
neither restricted nor attempted to re-
strict their inclinations for what they
termed a good time. However. there |
had been so much gossip about possible |
separation that persons paid little heed |
Ia what appeared TO be an old story until |
this morning when Mrs. Nolan formally |
filed her complaint and retired to swat |
her husbands answer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
IexolulB WILL SOON
HAVE FREE BEIIuERf
Possoaice Already Prepared 90 Msks
Immediate Delivery Of Spec
tally Paid Nail.

Postal Inspector Rchfusoa i IN hey&..
| that 'hs ire delivery Of nail vii b il
full sviux her. on the frss Of Jsnrary.
1901
he las t-sn inforrssd by tha evur-sr-
tor having In chzrxs The numbering q
the hca>@- o. the to~r that the work .iI9
. Completed BY the cad a. TIE yea-.
The NUMBERS orsi-red arr al here nos
and waiting 10 - pat up
There are some few details rex 20 -
Arranged said Mr.. Robinson We
have written To Washington for aufhor-
isy to begin the free distribusiou Of mail
II is uy opinion that there VIII =. n-.e4
for about twenty carriers The siissrih.i-
ton districts are not yes positively d.
eisied upon. neither ara the limits of the
town As there is no municipality here
it l. hard to say where the limits Of the
town are With regard TO the number
of deliveries a day thar viii have 10
come up later for consideration. Some
days there is bar little mail and one DE-
livery would suffice. On steamer DAYS
it might be necessary to have several de-
liveriss-
The location Of drop boxes win also
have 10 be determined upon and all the
boxes necessary will be installed and they
will ne placed conveniently"
IL is not generally appreciated In Ho-
Dolulu yet that the special delivery Of
letters and mail from the States has been
provided under the new postpftee regu-
lations, but such is the case Mail Will
be specially delivered as soon as received
here if the sender at the other end az
fixes the proper stamp.
Louis kenake stated yesterday thar the
public so far had made almost no use
of the special delivery system here.
though it is ready for public use. Mail
OF all kinds, first. second. third or fourth
class will be delivered at once il the
necessary special delivery stamp. in addi-
ton to the usual postage, is affixed said
Mr. kenake- This is something to which
the public here is not accustomed and
people do not seem to know about If. so
that they are often put 10 n lot of trouble |
TO get letters delivered. when they could |
simply put on 10-cent stamp and have
letters sent out without any delay. |
through the postoffiee,"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED
HEAD OFFICE

Branch theYokohaInn Specie Bank.
New Republic Building, Honolulu, HIT
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

The active spring season, may be
said to have commenced, Monday,
when a balmy air seemed to have i'm
parted fresh vigor to business in all
lines. The grocery trade is always a
reflex of'conditions in the market, and
the demand for supplies within the last
month is exceptionally brisk. In the
dry goods branch, an unusual activity
prevails and considering the early date,
1t may be said that operations in this
specially OF trade will exceed the rec
ords made in many years, and perhaps
unsurpassed. oThe hardware line ia re-
markedly promising Of lucrative re-
turns to the dealers in farming utensils
and agricultural implements. The
great number Of improved plows sold,
indicates that our farmers have dis
carded Anticipated methods, 20 adopt
the most modern systems. Altogether
our leading merchants unite in the
declaration, that the present season is
a most hopeful sign OF a prosperity
that promises to be permanent and
substantial. The most significant and
hopeful view is to be taken from the
ease in the money market, and the
abundance of ready means with which
our farmers are supplied.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17
MRS. ID. G. WILLIAMS AT REST.

On Friday March 9th, the spirit Of
Mrs. Dorcas Caroline Williams. wing.
ed its fight to the mansions of Eternal
life, in the 10Th year of her age, after a
~protracted illness OF several months.
Her last moments we're serene and re-
signed to the inevitable summons of the
Angel Of Death. 1t was in the days of
the writer's youth, when we came TO
Grenada. w twenty-three years ago,
that we formed the acquaintance of this
exemplary and tender hearted lady,
and experienced that warm, cordial at
tention of genuine hospitality under
her roof, that revealed the precious
traits OF a sincere christian character,
untainted with the least appearance of
worldliness. She was truly beautiful
in her simplicity and "unassuming per-
sonal relations, with friends and neigh
bors. This writer had learned to love
her for her noble qualities. Her hands
and heart were ever open to the quest
Of charity and help for the suffering.
Scarcely a month lapsed, that we d
not pay a visit to her home, wher
welcome was always extern
AS her gentle spirit scared to its
ward, a cherished daughter, or
daughter and other devoted relatives
watched over the ebbing lie.
Mrs. Williams was born in Lincoln
ton, N. c., Sept. Both, 1922, coming to
at the age Of about sixteen
years. Her husband died in 1866. and
she removed to Grenada in 1867, con-
to live here since. The funeral
services were conducted at the resi-
dence, and Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, pastor
Of the M. E. church, delivered An af-
appropriate and eloquent ad-
dress, in which he depicted the many
qualities that adorned her as christian,
mother and neighbor. Her remains
were committed to the grave at the
Odd Fellows cemetery at IL o'clock,
Saturday morning, amid heartfelt ex>
pressions of sorrow, and floral offerings
gave expression to the love and
in which she was held,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

On Friday evening, March 9th, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Vile entertained a few
intimate friends, at which time the be-
trothal Of Mr.. Myer Levy, of Hender-
son, KY, and Miss Hattie B. Vile, of
this place, was announced, and receiv-
ed the hearty congratulations OF those
present. Miss Hattie wal reared in
Grenada, and is one OF our most lovely
and popular young ladies. She adorns
the social circle In which she moves,
and is distinguished for the many
qualities of mind and heart which en-,
dear her to all who enjoy the privilege
OF her friendship. Mr.. Levy Is a
prominent citizen and leading drug
gist of his progressive city, as we'll as
a genial and intelligent gentleman. He
made a fine impression on all who had
the pleasure OF meeting him, and is to
be congratulated on the good fortune
of securing so are a prize. The re-
at the h~ospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vile were choice
and plentiful, and they both acted we'll
the part Of host and hostess.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17
HON. A. f. FOX,

Hon. A. F. Fox, who is now serving
his second term as Representative
from the Fourth congressional dis
trict, is announced as a candidate for
reelection. His record is one that
ranks him among the master spirits,
not only OF his party, but of the emf
nent body OF which he is a distinguish
ed member. 1t takes years ordinarily
TO earn a wide reputation as a member
OF the lower house. 1t is a vast delib-
erative body, and real ability is but
tardy In receiving just recognition.
But, in the two terms of Mr. Fox's SER
vice he has forged to the front rank.
and has displayed that tact and par.
liamentary aptitude which list the
solid qualities Of a rising statesman.
Should he again be chosen to repre-.
sent this District, 1t can be said that
the honor has been fairly earned. If
the custom OF retaining in the halls of
congress, the men who have proved
their value, was more general, there
is no doubt that the influence on the
legislation of the country would be
healthful and advantageous. Expert
counts for much in public life,
and great interests would be subserved
II congressman were permitted OF
enjoy "a longer probation. Mr.. Fox's
eminent ability and high toned citizen
ship is too well known to his constitu>
ents to need any further commentator
at our hands,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

With feelings Of sorrow, the SENTI-
MEL chronicles the death of Mr.. E. G.
Inman which sad event occurred in this
city on last Saturday morning, March
10th. Med" as he was Familiarity
called, was a quiet unpretentious young
man with some admired traits OF char
acter. He enjoyed the good will and
esteem OF all who knew him. He leaves
a mother and other sorrowing relatives
to which we extend our sympathy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

A few tangible facts are given BY
Guy & Pressgrove to demonstrate the
superiority Of the Stetson Shoe, over
any that have been introduced In this
market 1t is stylish and Is adapted TO
the foot according to the lines which
emphasize the shapeliuess of the foot.
AS evidence Of the favor in which the
Stetson Shoe is held, it may be re-
marked that in three days, Guy g.
Pressgrove have sold nineteen pairs.
This fact tells.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

SIT is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, "that in my travels in all
parts of the world, for the last ten
years, l have met more people having
used Green's August Flower than any
other remedy for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
I find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling Office positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings
from irregular habits exist, that
Green's August Flower is a grand rem
edy. 1t does not injure the system by
frequent use, and is excellent for our
stomachs and indigestion" Sample
bottles free at j. E. Hughes drug
store. Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

We are in receipt Of a private letter
from our esteemed young friend, Mr..
T. J. Poitevent, who resides at Shelby,
Miss, In which he states among other
things, that "Old St. Peter" about six
weeks ago sent him a lovely baby girl
that now weighs IA pounds. The
SENTINEL extends congratulations to
Tom and his elegant wife, and hopes
the little one will always emulate the
example OF its parents. Mr.. Poitevent
is a Grenada raised young man Of whom
she has a right to feel proud.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

A goodly number of guests gathered
at the residence of Mr.. j. Irby at East
Grenada, Wednesday evening to partic-
ipate in the ceremonies attending the
union in wedlock of Mr.. II. c. " est
and Miss Cora Irby, both of east Gre
NADIA. The house was tastefully deco
rated, and the marriage rite was SOL
emnized by Rev. T. Y. Ramsey. The
newly welded pair received cordial
congratulations from their many
friends.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

Mr.C. G. Buford and his excellen,
wife, of Water Valley, spent Monday
in Grenada, shaking hands with their
numerous friends. After April, /, Mr.
Buford will travel In the interest oil
the Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., OF st.
.Lous, with headquarters at St. Joseph
Mo. He is a sterling young gentleman,
full OF push and energy combined with
other admirable traits OF character.
That he will meet with uccess we
have no doubt. His house is equal to
if not the largest Of its kind to be
found in any city in America, and we
congratulate them upon securing the
services of such an honorable gentle
mar as Mr.. Buford.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

The irrepressible Claude Perry is in
Memphis attending Watson's Business
College, n Of the best OF its kind in
the South. CLAUDE is a kind-hearted,
generous young mar who we are salts
fed will succeed splendidly 10 his new
studi es.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17
Long Staple Cotton Seed For Sale.

l have about twenty bushels of Long
Staple Cotton Seed for sale at 81 90 per
bushel. The cotton from this seed
sold at 10t cents per pound same day
other cotton was selling for 81. This
is nearly 4 cents difference, and a mon
ey maker. Call on or address
w. r. BAKER,
Mch. 10, tt. Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

Miss Blanche Stephens was up from
Grenada College and spent Saturday
and Sunday with home-folks. Reports
Grenada College as in a most flourish
ing condition Valley Itemizer
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

When children have earache, satu-
rate a piece OF cotton with Billiards.
Snow Liniment, and place 1t in the ear.
1t will stop the pain quickly. Price 25
and SO cents. Second Glass Drug Store.