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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17

|~-fNSTEAD q Increasing e. was
III expected. the storm abated
yesterday until last evening
r. he'd moderated 20 greatly
that tbe steamer kaiulaui in
|, messing the bar made no
more fuss than vessels usual
vL.r thers b. a big swell. In the
rius uheu the Ciaudin- went ont
va. -tiu a hig IA running aud
trsaker. were across the entrance
le harueL Tho vessel made some
IaaF- and some one remarked ;hat
cooked a- if she was jumping hurdle.
% after thr CIsudine left RE wind
u -a switch and the result WIS that
-t --a running was caliu@l Verl
uy.
e HuIa steamer Make from Hama
Ia had very rough time all the way
port from kBuai She was under
" most of the way up and Captain
ft says that never in his experience
boz -,-.u such weather. and he has
O. good deal The rain on Kauai
,a.u the heaviest IN wears and there
alter boo plenty for all purposes. All
streams are raging torrents and there
NOT Do. need 81 irrigating for some
FOB come. The heavy rains have done
rrt ,dral Of damage 60 the telephone
am and communication between some
of the ISLAND is shut Of. As far
Information could be- bad there were
pc 5000 bags Of sugar awaiting ship
au ihc Garden Isle when the Make
The Keaahou was weatherbound al
amU'u.
~. little schooner Alice kimhall had
.,,ur'1, trip from kaunakakai. She
fo-iy-.ight hours in making the trip
was out boz all the fore Of the kona
90. Her foresail aud jill were blown
thred- and there was 80 much water
Iu-i that Tor several hours there was
,hauor 20 cook anything in the galley
&c. When the crew got ashore the first
be- they wanted was something TO eat
vlou this was given them they went
work tp discharge the vessel. which
loaded with the rails and sleepers
J. the plantation railway az Kauna-
ai The plantation has been dis
aucl and hut little remains but some
mo-" mill machinery. which will soon
iab,u TO the McBrydc Sugar company
Kauai
%" jewellers upon the wreck OF the
ward O'Brien on the reef have had
time of IL for the last two or three
Is. hut they weathered the storm and
are now satisfied that their residence
stay under them for long time 10
ie.s
'hcrr is no place on this side of the
Hd where the storm struck harder
% the reef on which the scattered
* Of the Inflated Edward O'Brien
The fact that kuhia'S huts remain
" that the native had forcthought TO
ID strong enough to make his home
arc even through a kona.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
Fishermen Missing.

Several Of the Japanese fishing boats
which went to sea the day before the
storm began have not yet returned and
fears are entertained that there may have
been some loss Of life. There are three
boats unaccouuted for as YET and each
hoat has generally a crew of about six
men.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
Scarcity of Fish.

There was a great scarcity of fish yes
teriay aud the day before at the fish
market. The rough weather has kept
the fishermen from going out and as a
result there has been no deep sea fish
ing. The fish raised in the ponds are
about the only ones offered for sale.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
Anges in Building Ships.


~ shlpbuildinE firms in the United
tcs Possess 50 large OF valuable \ col
Ion OF models as that which ornaments
walls of the office OF Arthur Sewall
20. iu Bath Me, These models serve
lr object lesson. showing as they do
many changes which the STYLES in
sells have undergone IN the last sew
five wears. In the early years OF the
ury we find that the vessels were
. parJiycly small. with round. full
S. heavy quarters and full run Com
ed with ships Of today. they were
uSiiy built. were duh sailers. and
gh safe were uncomfortable sea
u.s. Up 10 about 1887 they had ,iuSh
IS. the cabin snd crew quarters being
sr the deck. The galley OF cook
Sc IS il was then called. was a six
N box dashed ahaft the foremost.
bout that time our Shipbuilders adnr,-
,hc topgalllut forecastie. which was
J. followed by the desk house. 4 square
|iciDrv built on the. open deck near
stern of the shin covering the gang
leading 20 the cabin and used ~
~ noon for the captain and officers
uc Enc weather. The vessels in the
sting and Cnla trade ranged from ~
|loo tons burden They were single
<. wiki a high poop. under which were
,gerS for the officers and crew. They
iarse carriers for their tonusge. sud
e excellent sea boats. but very duh
rrs.
'he 5rSt Improvement noticed in ms
+ architecture was in the fishing feet.
! square stern was adopted. the bows
r. built on sharper lines snd the
ad;h 81 heam was increased. making
I'm better boats and Swifter ssiler..
en- the coaStiug trade began 10 feel the
X Of q better class of vessels. The
h poop deck became = thing Of the
!; aud 4 haif-deck (so called Of
bter construction than the other parts.
: built over the main deck from the
rn 10 the mainmaSt. and surrounded
ligh; but strong open rail Eventn-
) these light decks were extended 10
toprallant forscas,ie. thus making the
SCI practically double decked.
These improvements had the eject TO
ir Mp the inventive genius Of the ship
lders and naval architects and IL soon
anne apparent in the many new depart
= from the old existing types. in the
proved models and greater tonnage.
2 shiphuliers rapidly increased the
mage Of their ships built for the for
n trade. In 1871 the Rsppahannock.
is'ering 500 tons, was built By the
walls and was the wonder of the world.
being. up to that time. the largest ship
r built for the merchant service. She
: another departure from previous
iels. Her cabins were built on the up
deck and were lofts and spacious. and !
'e fitted up in a style previously mn
'wn. She was what was then known
|trigate-built." round bilge. tumble
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17

l have bargains in houses and lots.
all sizes, shapes and prices, and VIII
take pleasure in showing any or all Of
them. 1 have what you want If You
will let me know what it is.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

4 beautiful corner 200x200 feet sit
uated in the best residence section of
Honolulu. VIII exchange for sugar
stocks. Kihei. McBryde, Waialua or
any other of the old line of dividend
paying stocks. This is an excellent
chance to make an exchange to your
advantage.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Diamond Head Signal Station. Nos.
II. 10 r. m.-Weather fresh: wind light
west
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
SALES.

Between Boards-l0 Honomu. S160
100 Waialua. $40; % McBryde I'd. Sl3 !;
Ii Oahu. S162.50
10 80 4. NJ Session-10 McBryde A.
$50: 10 McBryde y S1.1j.
Between Boards-150 McBryde \. IS:
20 McRryde \. IS; 81 Eva, S2S.
> L. NJ Session. McBryde A. $50:
10 Waialua. S120: 21 McBryde A.
SS.STh: : Waialua. S120; 10 Waialua
S120; = Waialua, $120: IL Waialua.
Sl20; . McBryde \. SS.S11a: ) Oahu,
S166; , Oahu, S166: ) Waialua. S12o:
: Waialua. S120: ) McBryde \. $3.50;
McBryde \. $50: McBryde \.
$50; - McBryde \. $S31Ih p Nc
Bryde A SS.25; - McBryde A, $50.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


thirty days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
Steamers Prom. Due
Francisco Nov. II
HONGKONG MARU-San Fran.Noy. ~
AOIsANGI-Victoria ..... Nov. "a
SIERRA-Sau Francisco ..-.. Nov. -
CHINA-SaB Francisco. 800. Nov. -
DoRIC-San Francisco. $500. Dec. 3
DEPART
Steamers. For. Depart.
NIPPON MARU-San Francisco.Nov 20
WARRIMO0-yictoria $50. Nov. 81
Francisco. Nov. II
RIO DE JANEIR0-San Fran. Nov. 80
COPTIC-San Francisco ..:.... Dec. :
\ government transport from San Fran
cisco. carrying mail. is due about the Sth
and I'D Of each month.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

cffee: Ode Der 6. uno Sopa=StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
MuSIanO.
9 il b 9lfrira.
Bonn &riegsi6auplate.
Oprbredt. t. &apfoltnie.

Sonntag, 4. WiarS, 9 llbr friib.
General 8rdbant's &plonialsOipis
iiou sreift iebt na6 einem Ra9tmars
i6e Die 8uren, bic iib in elmer itarten
Stslluns BEL Ga 8ui9agnes Het, an
Der Strabe bon Sorore6t na1 Saoess
topn befinpen, an.
SpGter. Der &f ipirb nit gros
Der Seftisteit gefiibrt unb bic 8uren
ipei6en allmGbli9 Dor bem britiI9en
4rtilIeriefeuer aus prei Stellunaen
Suriid.
Sa ipo bic 8riten bic 8uren auf Der
redten 5ldnte ansreifen, bort nan befz
tises @spebrfeuer. 8is isBt baben
Die 8uren nod teine 9lrtillerie in's8es
fe9t gebra9t.
9lbenbs. Gensral 8rabant's beutis
ger 8prmarib mar iebr Sufriebenitelz
lsub. Hd6oem bic Sruppen pG6renb
Der Ndbt mari9irt paren unb bipds
diert batten, errei6ten lie bic itarf
peri9anaten Stellunsen Der 8uren,
nabmen iis uno balten iie ieBt bsisBt.
Die Ylren befinpen ii9 auf ben ge@
geniiberliesenosn Siigeln. Die 8riten
iperoen beute 4benb in ben eroberten
Stellungen bleiben, obipobl bic 9uren
spei 9ef9iibe in's Gefe9t eebra1t
uno 9robe Nnitren9ungen gemaht baz
ben, lie suriid5uerobern.
Der 8erluit Der 9riten lit 6 Spbte
unb Is 8eripunoete.
Sap TIA b t. 4. Mdrs.
Gs pirb beri9tet, bab bic gefdnz
senen 8uren auf osm Wege BON paars
oebers einen erfoleloien @erlu9 mdds
ten. aus benz 8abnause au enttommsn.
glfbunbert bon Gronie's 2euten
purpen 5eitipeilis an Ypro Der in Der
Safelbai liesenben 0dmpfer .Monaos
lian" unb .Manila" ssbra9t.
2pnbon, A. Mdrs.
812 llber Na9ts.
0as &riessamt bat folsenbe Sspez
Ihe BON 2oro Hoberts, oatirt Ssfpn>
tsin, S1antag, 4. MdrS, srbaltsn:
General Grpnie bat i'm Ndmen 5eiz
ner 9esleiter uno Gommanbant Wol=
marans i'm Hamen BON 1000 9efanz
genen, bic ieBt qlle ben Moboer Hiper
perlahen baben, bic britiiden SffiSiere
eriu9t, mir fir bic Hiidlihten uno Die
Sreunplicbteit. nit Der iie bebanpelt
porpen iinb, 81 banten.
bon, 3. MGrS.
prGiibent Rriiger ion bon Yretoria
absereiit fein, in Der 9lblidt. prdiibsnt
Stein auf5uIu6en. Der Ort Der 3us
Iammentunft piro n:6t erlpdbnt, bod
slaubt man, bar lie iid irsenopo i'm
SranjesSreiitaat Ssffen perpsn.
Como n. 3. MGrs.
Die &Dnisin bat beuts bon @enez
raj Butler bic na9ftebenoe OepeIcbs err
balten: rDie Sruppen iins bD6lt ers
frsut iiber Gp. MaisitGt bulppOllss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Gntictli@es 0rnbenunaIiid.

gbarlestpn, 70. @a.. 6. MGrS.
giie 5upor 1T bic Nem Hiperzg g,egenb
bon elmer &atuitropbe beimgeiu9t mors
ben, pie iie ii4 beute Morgen um 8
llbr bel Reb 9lib bur9 cine GrploIipn
in elmer @rube Der Heb glib Goal
gompanp ereisnet bat.
Die @rploiion fanb in Der NGbe bes
Ginganses itatt, Der in 6olse berIsl>
ben bur6 berabitiiraenbe Sdiefsrmar.
fen peripsrrt tpurbe. Rettlnssmann.
fhaften paren raid CUR Stele unb
bic qr6eiten oerlelben aeigten lsiber
nur au balb, baB bic f6limmIten Yes
fiir6tungen eingetrpffen paren, Man
permutbet, bab iiber 100 9lrbeiter in
Der Grube beI6dftist paren. gis
beute Wlittdg rparen ibon so 2eiben
beraussefdafft uno bic Iettunssarbsiz
ten iperben INNER nod fortgeiebt.
Der itaatlicbe GrubeninIpeftor
printneb befinbet iia nit elmer an5abl
erfabrener 8ersleute an Srt unb
Steae, Inn iib an ben Hettunssarbei=
ten Su betbeilisen. Man nimmt an,
bab bis @rploiion in Solee bon gnts
Siinbung bon @rubensaien bur4 cine
4ergmannslampe peruria4t pprbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Selegrapbilde 9epeidcu.
SxIaup.
Teurr.

8ienna, Su., 3. Mtdr5.
Cine SeuersbrunIt bat bier einen
aus a6t @ebduOen beitebenoen 8es
I6Gftsblod 3erItOrt unb einen S9aoen
BON $4,000 angeri6tet. Der 9auptz
perluit pertbeilt li9 pie folgt:
N. 6. 8eal, Spernz9aus, $4,000;
gerii9eruus $4,5O0.
sbe Sair, $4,000; @erii6sruns
$4,000.
s. HoIenberg. 2aben uno Wobnung
$4,000; @erii6eruns $3.50.
s. 6. gltin, 9aben unb Eager, $9,=
900; 0erii6erung $4,000.
Mi9ael &ndebet, sipei Gebduoe,
$1,000; 8erii6erung $4,000.
glepgort, 3. Mdrs.
Die sroBe acknowledgement Der Sop>
@ubber Gompanp, pel6e brei 9ebdubs
in 8rOotlpn einnimmt, lit beute abeno
in Slammen aufgegangen. Der Ser
luB betrd9t $4,000.
Srop, q. g., 4. Mdr3.
lin Mitternd9t bat es i'm WilIarb
@ei6Gftsblpd unb department. SpuIe
am 8roabpop gebrannt. S9aben ans
eebli9 100000.
Gorrb, pd., 4. MGr3.
Die Weitern unions9erberei in
Spartansburg lit beute absebrannt.
S9aoen $4,000. 0as Gorrp Opera
Spuie purbe ebenfalls einsedI9ert.
@erluit $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

2onbon, 8. Mdrs.
Sf0nisin 8ictoria unb bic YepDlfes
rung Der srOBten Stabt ibres Heihes
babsn beuts Die Giese sefeisrt, bic, ipis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
preirs Der am,stss,t.

Seoer 3oa Der Spaite per Sabr.... 1890
Z" f" 6 Wlpuate 900
=" Mouate 600
SocaIsH Hott5eu:
Jiir iebe Seile Srsoisr ober oeren Raum, oas
srite MaI Is @euis.
Setratbs. nnb Sobesan,eiseu nit Sprua,
$3.50; obHe Spru6, sl.OO.
aaSetgen bic oem Settle Der fatboIiidteu Qirhe
;uipioer fino, finoeu feline auinabme.
Gtt3eigen fenSe man ip6tes
teas am Wontas @sors
gen ett.
Sobsslrbeiteu aller slrt prompt ulto bilig
ausgefiihrt.
Sffee: Gde Der 6. uuo Soua=s strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
s ra n 9.

~ o. UtUI6.
Hobert S. 5bonplpn, Setrstdr Der
Safdpette Oenfmulcommiiiion, bat
beute Wtorsen als SpeSialcommiiiGr
Der Ser. Staaten i'm Rumsn bss YrGz
iibenten McGinlep benz PrGiibenten
2oubet i'm @lpIees palait ben erlten Der
2afapette Dollars iibererei1t. Der
Dollar befanp ii6 in einem &dIt9en,
pel4es $1,000 getpltst bet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Seocutenbe SencrsbriimRe.

Qeab, g. D., 8. Wtdr5.
Sin sssuer, peldes beute Morsen in
Oaltenburs's WirtMdaft ausbra6.
hat 40 @ebdube in glfde o.lest unb
einen S6aben BON $500.00G anseri9s
tet. Solgenbe 9ebduoe puroen sers
itDrt: Oalfenburg's WirtbI6aft, 9eas
les S4lG9tsrlapen; Milie 8emp,
pbotosrapbiI9e 8allerie; Marcour.
M0bslseIbGft; 6. .. Sacobs, papiers
Notwithstanding; @liners' Union
Saa; 30. 2. Sidinlon, glpptbete; %.
3. pertins. papierlpaarenbanoluns
8. g. Sentins, glpotbeter; glbe STINT.
Gisarrenfabritant; Selepbpnsebdube;
Senrp Sacobs, @ilenipaarenbanolung
8neiter Brothers, Gpnbitor; Wolff
8int, Supelier; garslet's Supeliers
laoen; SelesrapbensOffice; Saipcett &
OelabdntD, 9rpcerps9aben; Cotton &c
9lnbrepS. Wirtbibait unb cine sroBe
9ln5abl bon WobnbGulern. Sas
9earit'f9e 8ibliptbets= =@ebGube unb
bic srObe StempsIfabrit parsn cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Snbuque, Soma, 9ienaag, ben 13. @}dr5 1900.

,3eit lang in 9efabr, ieoo9 tpuroen lie
our9 Sprengen bon 9e6duoen gerettet.
Sort @apne, Snb., 8. MGra.
Oas 8ebGuoe, in ipel9em ii9 Die 9.
W. Stelton 9rocerp Company uno bic
Smperial Shirt Waiit Manufaeturp
befanoen, iuuroe beute Ibeno nebit Sns
bait our9 Seuer SerltDrt. S9aoen
$4,000, 8erii6eruns $4,000.
pbtlabelp bia, z. MGra.
Ssute Mprssn friib niitbete in benz
@ei6dftsbe3irt cine 5euersbrunit, pelz
DE einen dnnGbernoen S6dben ppn
$4,000 anri6tete. Der 8rano entz
itano in benz Mai6insnraum bon
Stonemdnn Sros.' Guenpaarsnz unb
pubpaarengeI9dft an Der 8. unb
ar6>Strabe. Sas @ebdube mar &
fOrmig unb bate SSrpnten an brei
Straben, an 4dter, 9lrd> unb Gberrp>
StraBe. Die 6lammen perbreitetsn
ii6 nit rieiiser Gei6pinoisfeit na9
Den obereu Stodperfer. Dies mar
tur5 na6 Z llbr, ND Die 4ngeitellten
nod ni4t einsetrofIsn paren. Der
@erluit in bieiem @ei6Gft belief ii9
auf 100000. Marts Bros bena1z
Barter Gaenipaarenlaben purbe bur9
Seuer unb Waier ebenfalls um $780,
900 sei6Goist. Sus eritssnannts @s=
bduoe mar pierltDdig, oas lebtere fiinfz
itDdig.
Sn,iaI= Semufraten.
Snbianapolis, Snb., 8. MGrs.
Der ioSialbemotratiide Hationals
Gonpent belt beute Hadmittag uno
4beno eine itiirmil6e SiBuns ab. Sn
Der Morseniibung beri9tetsn bas Gp>
mite bon Der So5ialen 9lrbeiterpartei
uno oas Subsgomits bonn gonpent gu
8uniten Der 8eri4melSuns Der beioen
parteien.
Der Hame fir bic 0ereinigte pdrtei
bereitete ben 9lusi9iiiIen S4pisris@
feiten.
Die ioaialiitiI9s @rbeiterpartei psrz
lanste Die Grnennung zines auslduis
les bon Neun. UNI einen 8ertrag gu
erltperfen, bab Der 8ertrag sinem Res
ferenbums0otum beiber parteien
3lpeds Matififatipn unterbreitet fperbe,
einftliebli9 bes Namsns fir bic pers
einigte partei Sin pereinistes Sidet,
Oebs unb 9arriman, tpurbe perlangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
3eiiiusiliscr 9rnitee.

gbarlotte, q. g., 5. MGrs.
Die Sabrit Der 8ladlpell= =Ourbam
Sobaeco So. purbe beute ben SsGnben
g. 9. SiG's als seitipeiligen Ma1len>
peripalterS iibergeben, Der am perrganz
senen Sreitag ppn Ridter Edmonton
auf bas 9eiu9 elmer Mebrbeit Der
9lftionGre ernannt iporben mar. gs
beibt in Der @ingabe, baB Die @merican
Sobaecp Company fir Die 8lddpell
60. $2,800,000 geboten bat. oaB ieboA
bas 9lngebot ni4t angenpmmen perben
fann, neil Elm glttionGr, Der angebli9
nur cine slttie beiiBt, bagegen 1T. Die
Sahe ipirb am II. 9pril por Hi1z
ter Edmonton CUR Ierbanolung toms
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
S6nseiprttrr.

Ho9e tier, R. g., 3. MdrS.
Wdbrenb SO Stunben linb bier 431
Sou S9nee sefallen. Die @iIenbabnen
erbolen ii9 allmdblib bon benz gr0Bs
ten 8ampf gegen Die Glemente, Den iie
ieit Sabren gu beite6en aebabt baben.
9ie 3ige iino beute bebeuteno promps
ter eingetroffen, als es felt benz Be-
ginn bes llntpetters Der San serpeIen
lit. Die Nep Wort Central bate, neil
iie Die sr0bte 9lnaabl Gsleiie unb 3iiz
ge bat, audi nit ben srDbten S9pies
risteiten gu tdmpfen. 3iise auf oieier
8a6n batten beute bon Elm Biz bier
Stunben @erIpdtung. 9luf alien ans
beren 8abnen treffen ourhgebenbe
3iise nit betrddtlider @eripdtung elm.
Milpautee, Wis., 5. Mdra.
Wtilpdufee betdm beute ben i9limmz
iten S6neelturm Der GaiIon gu foiten.
Der @ertebr auf ben Strabenbabnen
in ben @orItdbten lit lubmselegt unb
bic 2inien in Der Stabt balten ben
Berfebr nur nit beitdnbiger Siilfe BON
S6nespfliigen aufre9t. Die GiIens
babn5iise treffen alle nit 8eripdtung
bon ae6n Minuten bis gu elmer Stun@
be elm. Gs limb etna 8 3oa S9nee
sefallen unb es lhneit nod INNER.
Grpiie, @is., 5. Mdrs.
Sn ben leBten "a Stunben iino polz
lauf a9t Son Sdnee, BEL einsm i6ars
fen Horbpitipino, sefallen, uno BIT.
Semperatur ianf um 80 @rab. Der
StraBenbabnpertebr purbe pGbreno
Der lebten Na6t nit Miibe uufrs9t err
balten. Die @iisnbabn5iise' iino sus
meiit per5pGtet.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03
Benefit From DairyiDg.

The benefits from dairying are so
various that an experienced farmer
does not recognize one half their value.
The grain or cotton farmer counts the
cash In hand from the sale OF his crops
as 20 much profit, and never stops to
figure whether his land is better or
worse, his implements by use depreci-
ated In value, or his horses or mules
one year nearer the final limit of USE
fulness. He lives only in the present,
with no eye to the future, and under
such a system no business, not even
farming, will always pay q profit.
Thus it has come to be "known and
read Of all men" that at least some
intelligence and forethought must be
shown, even In farming, to reap success.
The most successful farmer has always
been that one who relied not on a
single cror. but on a diversity OF crops,
so that If one fails another might make
up the deficiency, and in that diversity
dairy ing should occupy a prominent
place, especially when there is a good
market for tie product.-Southern
Farm Magazine.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03
CARD OF THANKS.


A@DA
Please allow me space 10 your valu-
able paper to return my thanks. per-
sonally, and for the church l represent
for the hearty support given me in the
preparation aud rendition OF my play
'The Queen of the South" First,I want
TO thank the ladies and gentlemen
who took the various parts, attended
the many rehearsals and prepared
their costumes so cheerfully and
artistically. Secondly, to the various
persons who rendered their services In
making the stage decorations complete.
Foremost among them / mention, the
Dixie Chapter who so kindly rendered
us their flags, Mrs. Judge Lopgstreet
and Mrs. Kate Gerard.
Lastly and with renewed emphasis I
mention that prince OF good fellows
Mr.. John Finley, who with his charm
ing wife helped in every way to achieve
the grand success attained. 1t goes
without saying that we are always un-
der obligations to the SENTINEL
which v fails us no matter what
the circumstances.
Very Sincerely,
MARY V. DUvAL.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

IA large lumber firm from Brookbaven
has rented the lot and brick building
just north Of the Mayors Office for a
term of five years and propose to keep
an extensive stock OF all kinds OF
lumber and building materials. This
will be quite an addition to the com
mercial interests Of Grenada and the
gentlemen will be given a cordial vel.
come and, we hope, a literal patronage.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03
NEW SAW MILL.

We now have in operation our Saw
Mil In Grenada and are prepared to
furnish all kinds OF the REST quality
Of ROUGH LUMBER, such as
Oak, Pine, Hickory, Poplar, etc., also
Stove-wood, Kindling, etc. We invite
Inspection Of our stock Of Lumber and
solicit your trade. Our terms are
STRICTLY CASH and our custom
ers will please o ask for credit.
TRUSSELL 81 KINCAlD.
S~ept-29-3m
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Davies, of Pine
Bluff, Ark. spent Tuesday 10 Grenada
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j..
Davis. They were on their bridal tour
and stopped off here to visit their
friends, who were former residents Of
Pine Bluff. Mr.. Davies is chief train
dispatcher at Pine Bluff on the Cotton
Belt route and is a worthy and ener-
getic young man.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

The beautiful decorated 104 piece
imported breakfast and dinner set to
be given as a premium al the Fair, is
the result of the interest ia the success
of that event evinced by Mr.C. B. Hoffa,
the special agent of the Memphis
Qdeensware Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

The election returns will be received
at the court house Tuesday night.
Telegraph wires will be put in and
tickets will be sold to defray the ex-
pepse. Tickets are now on sale at the
drug stores. Secure one and get the
news as fact as the results are known
In all parts Of the country.
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Notice.

The committee has appointed H. B.
Barbee Grand Marshal Of the parade
to take place On Thursday, November
9Th, and requests all citizens to give
him their hearty aid and cooperation.
MAX GINSBURGER,
Chairman Parade Committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03
n City Meat.

| have secured the agency for the
choicest Kansas City meats which l
will receive fresh every day. They
cost but little, II any, more than common
meats and once tried you will have no
other. ! have but limited means SO must
do a cash business and ask my custom
ers to remember this.
w. G. PENN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

For all fresh cuts or wounds, either
on the human subject or or animals,
BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT is
excellent; while for corn-buskers'
sprained wrists, barbed-wire cuts and
sores on working horses, it cannot be
too highly commended. Price, 25 and
so cents. At the Second Glass Drug
Store,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03
FOL SALE.

Registered hereford Bull, calved
Dec. II, 89S,-weight about 1100fbs.
Thoroughly acclimated, and O. X. in
every particular. Address r. w.
MULLIN, Grenada, Miss. Nov. 3-3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-03

Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Mrs Dora Watkins
and Mr.. VIII Mullin, to take place at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, c. r.
Dublrd, eleven miles southwest of
Grenada, Thursday morning Nov
ember Sth, at 10 o'clock.