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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27

? ratoea - 5000 per ton: beats.
b0c per ooz; carrots, Si.zsQi.50 &C.
sack lettuce, tl.zs q case; turnixgs,
slzsi Ksrlie, sos cahbs &c, ~ s6ff -.
peDfsrs, zbU5cc. hus@s, Ic. green
celery, 40u50c per dozen: sweet DO
tatoea, 400; Spanish Chill pen
perB, 19c per 10. aauer kraut, dose
native head lettuce. f2lkc per doz.
nrtichokea. a6W5oc doz. green peas.
2c pound; dried figs, cartons. g0e.
fancy Zoe, imported I5e;' tomatoes
case, si.5o: dates, 50sc per ID.
radiahos, Joe per dOz: rhubarb. se
per ID; parsley, z5Q55c; asparagus,
sl.ooi new potatoes, sz.90a225. spin
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EoR Rrnr.

FOR furnished rooms and houHe
keeping suites, SO 10 fi3 YHHlsi
way. LlIig House.
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Diamond ice-th- best. lasts lone.
est. Tel. May 1859.
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FOR SALE.
ron JAIL. Seattle auction sale
stable. 1919 Western avenue tel
Bun 1881 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday az 4 =. M. horses.
wagons. harness etc. Al KINDS 81
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker. auctionrer
HIgHEHT prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets stoves. car
pets, etc tied Front Furniture 60.
ii0-ti2 End Ave. 4. Tel Red 1872.
GRAVEL. for sale from bulkhrad ~
the old Rainier. VIII be loaded
on che teaHE pa. Robson.
BgY American oil c. stock, l..
FUNERAL oiREC fOss.
HUTTEH WORTH q soma efpBsIt
ern l4za-f4zs Third Tel Plks ~.
FURNACES.
FfNLAY 4 RCBH. 1924 Third ave.
HAHNIss AID sADDLBhY.
McgOHLEY a. HENDERSON. zfz
Occidental avenue.
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PhoTo0RAPAsRs

STAMP Photos-douhle size. "a for
Zoe button free, photo iewelry.
Novelty Photo Co, us Columbia.
Amateur flnIshng. Wise, McD blk
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fINANCIAL.

To LOAN Private money al low
rate of interest. Groll. Damus a
osner. tof Mh-ion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
rison y Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co. lie Halier block
AuY American on Co.'S stock. l5e.
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PRINTING AND eINoINe.

MAkkET Report Printing & Pub
FISHING Co, hiRh-grad Job print
ing. 2lA Spring st. Tel. Bun 642.
BULL BROS, commercial printers.
500. aot, SOS Washington Bid, over
Ireen's shoe store. Tel White 4SS
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A YOUNG man wants ta learn the
Matchmaking trade have tools and
eNperience, Address Il 6, Star.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Clarke's PERRIN Shorthand school
private individual instruction. Pc
Elll9ns sccured l4 boston block.
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ELEcTRlcAL MAC tllNERY.

:
ERICKSON a WYMAN Co. manu-
faeture and repair electrical APP
para tus. 1914 West. av. Main. 9SS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27

PEOPLES sAVfNG BASk.
Second avenue and Pike St Capital
paid up. 500 90, r.. g Ssafrider.
pre-. J. X Hayden. cash. y. T.
efnenleaf asst cash. Commercial
savings and trust business.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY

PRZECIW HAKACIE.-Ni MONA u
trzymywac, re caiy nar6d niemiecki soli-
~daryzuie sic brutalnym / przesladow-
czym szowinizmem, ktorego wcieleniem
Jest towarzystwo szerzenla niemczyzny
ma wschodnich kresach monarchii pru-
skiej'', oraz zwiazek wszechniemiecki. Bo
chociaz era bismarkowska, Wynoszac zasa-
de "sifa przed prawem" do godnosci do
gmatu politycznegoi spoiecznego wycisne-
Ia ma niemieckim charakterze narodowym
niezatarte pietno obnizyfa zastraszaJa-
cy spos6b poziom moralny szerokich
watrstw ludnosci niemieckiej, to Jednak
ME brak dzisiaj W tym ''kraju myslicieli
filozof6w", jednostek, nawet kof, kt6re
ME zatraciwszy jeszcze W sobie poczucia
sfusznosci sprawiedliwosci, z wzrastaja-
Gem oburzeniem trwoga spogladaja ma
szaf, wiodacy narod mad brzeg przepasci.
Zapewne re odzywajace sic kiedy ME-
kiedy giosy przestrogi gina dzisiaj jeszcze,
ME wywierajac nalezytego wrazenia, przy-
tfumione piekielna wrzawa, wznoszona
przez tax wv. patryotow'', ME mniej je-
.dnak odmowic i'm ME MONA pewnego zna-
czenia. Przygotowuja one powoli, lecz sta
lie reakcye, ktora PREDICT, czy pozniej obu-
dzi sic Niemczech po1ozy kres wyuzda-
mel, spekulujacej ma najnizsze instynkty ma
tury ludzkiej agitacyi hakatystycznej
wszechniemieckiej
Jezeli zreszta juz ME ia konieczna reak-
cya, to kompletne fiasko polityki, wywofa-
nej agitacya hakaty, zmusi Niemcow do
odwrotu dotychczasowej drogi. Gaia ak
cya wynaradawiajaca wszystkie srodki
przesladowcze wydafy skutek wrecz przeci-
wny oczekiwanemu, DO zamiast z1amac O.
por bezsilnego ma pozor skazanego ma "a
glade pracownika, wzmocni1y jego silly, "a
checify go do energicznej skutecznej O.
brony. Uczynify nawet wiecej, gdyz wsku-
tex bezwzglednej polityki wynaradawiaja-
cej obudzifa sic swiadomosc odrebnosci ma
rodowej nawet okolicach dawno ma
wskros zniemczonych wsr6d warstw lu-
dnosci, kt6re do niedawna jeszcze pozosta-
waiy zupemem narodowem uspieniu.
Ne niepowodzenie dotychczasowego sy-
stemu, stosowanego pod wpiywem hakaty-
zmu przez rad pr,lski do ludnosci pol
skiej, zwracaja Cd pewnego czasu coraz
czesciej uwage gfosy odzywajace sic obo-
zu niemieckiego Zr6del zas tych przestr6g
ME zawsze szukac wypada jakiejs wyja-
tkowej sympathy do ludnosci polskiej, AMI
nawet poczuciu slusznosci sprawiedi-
wosci. Czesto dyktuje je poprostu dobrze
zrozumiany patryotyzm niemiecki, troskl-
wosc moraIne, po czesci take polity-
czne interesy ojczyzny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
NAOKOLO SWIATA.
LEcZENIE ZBRoDNI.-Po dfup

I LECZENIE ZBRODNI.-Po dfugiem
Emilczeniu znany uczony wloski Gear
Lombroso zabraf CLOS wystapif przeciw
dzisiejszemu systemowi kryminalistyczne-
mu. w dfugim liscie, wystosowanym do
paryskiej Revue scientifique''. rozwodzi
sic Lombroso mad "terapia zbrodni''.
Jak wiadomo, Lombroso odroznia zbro-
dniarzy okolicznosciowych cd zbrodniarzy
nafogowych. Pierwszych, zdaniem LON
brosa, ME nalezy karac, lecz i'm przeba-
czac, gdyz dla pewnych przestepstw pre-
baczenie tylko moze bye srodkiem zapobie-
gawczym. Do tel kategoryi zalicza zbro-
dnie z namietnosci, mfodzienczej nieo-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
G. r E D D.

Gas zmieni losy i
Kraj moi obudza wolnosci gfosy,
Po wolnosc siegnie lud.
Zrdzewiafe zerwie okowy nog,
Obr6ci W popioi niewoli br6g,
Siec zdradnych zniszczy zfud.
Jako na ktosy,
Spadna ozywcze wolnosci rosy
Ma kraju mego trud.
Owocow piracy ME zfupi wr6g;
Me beda pany zyc znojem slug;
Me zmorzy piracy gfod.
Nedz znikna ciosy,
l najemnictwa meczenskie stosy,
[ wszelki nedzy pfod.
Teczowy szczescia zabfysnie @uk.
Wsp6lnosci dobra czczon bedzie Bog
Przez wolny polski lud.
Stefan Rachocki
Alaminos, W. F., 1901.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
Gas "4meryko Is the only Polish paper chs ,corDl
4ss1o ype-Setting machines.

ssAmeryka' wychOdz kazda SOb0te, kosztuje tyiko
$3.50 Ma 0sm mesiecy S10O, pol rOku 5 cent0W
4 mies4ce so cent6w
v Kanadzie Meksyku cena ia sama. Do Polski nnyc
xraj6w eurOpeskfch (Opr6cZ R0Sy aEyayCkich aKStra
skich Pofudniowej Centralne Amer,ee prenumerata
HynOsf diva dOlary waluty Stan6w ZjednoczeHgch.
"a GAZETTE TRZEBA OPhACAC z CORY. Kto opfaca
adrazu eafy rok g5ry dOstaje prezent.
Peniadze najbezpleczneJ | nathaniel MONA przesiac
przekazem pocztOwym ub expresowym one. orders male
samy mOina przesaG znaczkaeh pOezo"yeh Pieniadze
srebrne wOzG do lstu Ia
peniezne stac ZwycZanych ME jestesmy OdpOwiedzai
II, gdyby zgineiy.
sAmeryk wych0dz jul 10 lat co rOk jest uiepszana,
wfec ME pOtrzebue sic Mkt ze pienaze
przepadna. Wydawca Jest odpowiedzialnym.
Wszystkie przekazy picneine bye wystawiOne
tmie: A.. A. PARYSKI, TOLEDO, @.
ZamawlaG gazette muina kaidegO cZasH.
Adres kazdegO prenumera0ra bye zmieniOny kie.
dykolwiek, ale donoszac newym adresie koNiEChNlE
NALEZY PODAC I STARY ARRES.
Adres do wydawcy jest TAXI:
a. n. Parry KIs
Si6 JACKSON AVE, TOLEDO, o.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
Si6 JACKSON AVE-,

"Aaaeryka" jest jedynq gasetq potskq SDiec kt6rG
p0siad0 WtdSne aadszyny do stGU5G"50 czcSonek.
"An,eryka' ME jest sotdzie sade partyl oi htiki
aose soec soypoeciada6 praWde 6eeronnie 6ez sadne
40 uDrsedzeniG.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
NOVA ANEGDOTA POLITYCZNA.

Cesarz Wilhelm(do delegacyi chinskieD
Muscle przedemna bic czofem ma klecz-
kach po dziewiec razy!-(D -(Delegacya chin
ska milczy) No, jezeli ME chcecie, to ME
potrzebujecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
SZCZATKI BASZY TURECKIEGO.

w Kafaharowce, pow. Skafackiego od-
kopano niedawno kosci, pochodzace cza-
sow najazd6w tureckich. Wedfug podania,
mogile odkopanej pochowany byf basza
turecki, ktorego wfoscianin wsi Ka1aha-
rowki celnym strzafem potozyf trupem W
ten sposob wies Cd napadu ocalif. Wfoscia-
nina tego ucieczce pochwycili Tatarzy
wraz iona straszliwie zamordowali.
Wdzieczni mieszkancy Kaiaharowki wznie-
sli swemu oswobodzicielowi miejscu je-
60 zgonu krzyz, kt6ry dotad tam sic znaj-
duje. Ma palcu zabitego baszy znaleziono
pierscien W formie wezowatej, ktory znaj-
duje sic obecnie W posiadaniu sedziego z
Grzymafowa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07
JEZYK CHINSKI w WOJSKIT RO-

S1JSkIM.-Dzienniki rosyjskie donosza:
Ostatnie wypadki chinskie wykazaiy, re
ME MONA polegac ma tf6maczach chin
skich, z kt6rych pomocy trzeba byio ko-
rzystac nawet W sprawach waznych po-
wodu braku oficerow zoinierzy rosyJskich,
znajacych dobrze jezyk chinski Wobec te
60 naczelnikom oddziafow wojskowych po-
lecono przedsiewziac wszelkie kroki celem
zachecenia oficer6w szeregowcow do nauki
jezyka chinskiego
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-09-07

RZYM, WLOCHY. .-Anarchisci DO raz
pierwszy wstapili tn otwarcie szranki po-
Gtyczne Ma radnych miasta wybrano 12
anarchist6w Sch socyalist6w Co wiecei
wszyscy nalezacy do klas pracujacych.
So albo anarchistami, albo socyalistami.
albo wreszcie republikanami Zas niema
wsrod robotnikow najmnieiszej Representa-
cyl monarchizmu. Gazeta ''Secolo'' mowi:
"Gdzie znajdzie sic grunt oparcia dla mo-
narchizmu, jezei wszystkie klasy pracuia-
ce naleza do partyj przeciwnych?''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-16

FOR SALE-1G5 Waco avenue ttne Cor
bett h0me), 10 rooms, large halls, al
modern conveniences, slate roof, large
barn 100 feet, east front, on corner
See Us for price and terms. Reese L
Co. 14s-su-Wed-fri-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-16

FOR SALE
six-room, brick house. barn and 100
feet, on Kellogg, near Hydraulic, $50
500 or more down, balance easy.
DEAN GORDON.
XII
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SSIFIED
WANTS
%@~~@@000 000@~O0

FOR SALE Four-room cottage. 9 clos
cts ana pantry nearly new. mOcefn
style, lots, located on S. LaWr5 nee
bluegrass lawn and cement walks
one lot on East Douglas avenue. west
of Santa Fe railroad, rents Tor SO Per
month. Price, $3.50. This IS snap
Two lots, corner Wabash and Douglas
avenues, cottage Of six rooms, hest q O
by furnace, city water and cement
walks. Price. $40.
Brick block on East Douglas avenue;
owner must sell, come quick IT you
want a bargain Remember thar East
Douglas avenue property IS hard to set
seven miles southwest OF city, on the
CoWskln, l59 acres 81 land so per acre
One-haif cash balance time.
1t0 acres fine farming land, miles
west on AfaDle street. ll9 acres o.
growing wheat goes WITH the land
10 acres Of land. 5 miles north. on
Hydraulic avenue, well improved soil OF
the black, sandy loan II you get a
rustic on you this land can be bought
for &25 per acre. H. f. GOoDE
z2-we-fr-su-3t
FOR sALE-10s5 waco avenue ttne Cor
bett hOme) IG rooms large halls al
modern c0nTenlences, slate roof, large
barn, 100 feet, east front, on corner.
See Us for price and terms. Reese L
Co. 14s-su-wed-fri-tf
FOR SALE
Six-room, brick house. barn and 100
feet, on Kellogg, near Hydraulic, $50
800 or more down, balance easy.
FOR sALE-No. 1900 s. Emporia, 70 feet.
g rooms and barn. $500 Reese & Co,
112 z First street. 44-su-we-fr-tf
FOR sALE-Bargain In modern resi-
dence, $3.50. Riley, over Kansas Ma
ional bank. 512tx
FOR sALE-No. sos n. Topeka, g rooms.
BATH city water barn and 50 fee,
1880. Reese & Co, 1l2 F. First Ereet
FOR SALE-723 St Francis: 4 rooms,
$40. Il. J. Morris & Co, Is n. Mar
61-2tx
FOR sALE-725 E. Sixteenth street; s
rooms. ! lots. nearly an acre, rents at
SO Price, only $40. Dean Gordon.
44-su-we-tf
FOR sAI.E-A large. entirely new cot
tage just completed every modern
convenience, including gas. furnace and
replace. property worth $4,000; viii
sell. If taken before IL is rented. for
S. 400 No. TO y EmpOria avenue.
Hartford Investment Co. Sedgvtck
block SILT
FOR SALE
House OF a rooms. on South Mar
ket, rented at $51 a month. Price.
only s.. No business book invest
ment viii pay Ike this.
DEAN GORDON.
50-SlI-We-rf
FOR SALE-1027 S Water street, cot
tage $675.
1fs s. washington, 3 rooms $3.50.
312 n Wabash, rooms, $3.50.
153 New York. rooms, 500
154 New York, I rooms. $500.
602 y Main. 8 rooms. 500.
vacant lots, Ransom q Kay's second
addition S75.
8 vacant lots, New York avenue $50
40 vacant lots, second block northwest
OF packing house 500.
GEO Z. CAMPBELL, 203 \. Main
-0-2-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
COLLEGE ECHOES.
NJ. l. IL.


The first meeting of the Saturday
Salon" will be held in the College
parlolS next Saturday. This is to
project the work in the art depart
ment and will be under the direction
of Mrs. NJ. B. Hunter, which alone
will insure its success. The study
and open discussion of the old mas
tiers, together with thoughts and pa
pers of the newer school will be help
ful.and refining in its nature, and we
hail with gladness the advent of this
aesthetic club.
Hon. w. j. Lamb, one of the
staunch, true members of the North
Mississippi bar, delivered an address
to the student body of Grenada Col
lege last Friday on the Influence of
Literature" which was replete with
plain spoken truths and helpful sug-
gestions. He took the ground that
as woman was the uncrowned queen
of the American home, and as she
would often be thrown upon her own
resources for companionship she
would find the best friend in clean,
pure literature. lie clearly delinea-
ted the influence of the trashy litera-
ture of today in very plain terms, and
our girls made many resolutions on
this line.
The week of Prayer and Praise
as appointed by the w. +. NJ. Society
is now being observed by the MAY
Mcintosh Society =" Devotional SER
vices are conducted each morning by
a member of this society. AS we are
DESTROYS of making a thank Offering
unto the Lord by p%racticing some
kind of self denial, it was left option.
al with the girls as to who would be
willing to deny themselves of meat
until Thursday noon. We felt a
thrill of pride when all but two en-.
tered gladly and willingly into this
fast. This means quite a neat little
sum from the meat bill to publish the
across the sea
Ho for Winona. Arrangements
have been made for a special coach tC
leave Grenada Friday morning, De.
cember 9th, at 500 O'Clock and return
in the afternoon. About 80 happy
hearted girls and dignitied teachers
will spend that day in Winona in at
tendance upon the North Mississippi
! Conference.
Miss Stella Loeb. a beautiful ant
accomplished girl from Canton, com
menced work at Grenada College las
Monday.
VIM. Inge Hoskins from Memphis
Tenn, was a guest of the College last
Sunday.
Misses Shuler and Brown had quite
an enjoyable outing recently.
The electric lights have been great
ly missed at the College.
Miss Edna Teas spent Saturday ant
Sunday at home.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

Harris Business College, Jackson,
Miss, secures a greater per cent Of
its students good positions than any
other business college. There is
hardly a day that they don't place
some n ina position. Why don't
you take a course with them and let
them start you at $4,000 Or $1,000 a
month? They have had during the
past few months 20 applications for
book-keepers and stenographers that
they could not supply, salary from
$4,000 to $1,000 a month. Recently
q of their students secured good pc
sitions in 10 days. If
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
ISYOur Life Worth so Cents?

We defy the world to produce .
medicine for the CUR of all forms OF
Kidney and Bladder troubles, Plesi
and all diseases peculia to women
that will equal Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure. Ninety-eight per cent. of the
cases treated with Smiths Sure Kid
ney Cure that have come under our
observation have been cured. We
sell our medicine on a positive guaran-
tee, if directions are followed, and
money will be refunded if cure is not
affected. Price so cents. For sale
by ID. O, SemmeS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

The alarm of fire was sounded yes
terday morning about 10 O'Clock and
the fire ladies responded quickly.
The fire proved to be a bed in the
residence of Mr.. Norwood, about
three blocks from the square, which
was thrown out and extinguished by
the family.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

An advertisement is an invitation
to people to come and trade with you.
As little as you may think, there are
lots of folks who do not like to go
where they are not invited. 4 hint
to the wise should suffice.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
BoarderS Wanted.

Mrs. j. p. Lowrey, who resides at
the Walter Garner place on North
Main Street, desires a limited number
of day boarders. Rates reasonable.
y 30. 2t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

one of III prominent young citi-
zenS is very anxious to find a remedy
for lumbago. He is willing to invest
ut least $2.5O if the remedy will bring
the desired relief. He does not like
The old-time negro remedy of tread
ing the back"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
Nov. 0. At

Capt. j. Lane Leigh, one of Grena-
da's most popular and well known
citizens, and who is a valued attache
of the well known firm of Gabbert,
Moore X Co., left Wednesday for Ar
kansas to spend Thanksgiving and to
see after some business affairs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

Rev. Martin Damer. recently of
Brentwood, Tex, has been called as
rector of All Saints church at this
place. He will occupy the pulpit at
that church Sunday. The SENTINEL
with others will extend Mr.. Damer a
hearty welcome.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
A Rare Opportunity.

All of my household Furni-
turc must and will be sold in the
next few days.
n p, ct w. T. BURNS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
Good Residence tor Rent.

\ house containing five rooms, in
fine condition, all necessary out-hOuS-
cs and large garden spot. viii rent
Jan. l, 1902. Apply to Mrs. CARRIE
GOODWIN or at SENTINEL Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30
Residence For Rent.

The Eggleston place. 10 occupied
by c. II. Guy, ST., will be for rent
after January /, 1902. Apply to r.
DALEY, Torrance, Miss, for terms,
etc. n 2 If.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

Dr. Moore, one of the prominent
and rising young physicians of Mem
phis, spent Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

One IIolstein Bull, five years old,
weighing 1,5O0 pounds; in fine condi-
tion. Equal to any bull in the coun-
ty.
Il. \. DEMENT,.
Nov. 9, At Grenada, Miss.
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w.srrp.-oapable reliable Leg pG% sgoSri q ,
cry county to represent Iars sS36 salary u
year, payable weekly - sptrsallsii, bOns'Sosd |
sure and all expenses, issIon; salary Nd paI
definite salary !, no 10 s expense money sl I pFsl
eaeh saturday syTihnNS6XRD HOUSE
BoRH ST.. CHICAGO.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been duly an
Lon Halbcrt, deceased, on the 18th day Of
October, 1901, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons, having claims against said estate. to
have same probated and registered within
twelve months or they will be forever
barred. This the sth day of November, 1901.
At y. L. DAVIS, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Let everyone be thankful. If for
nothing else, be thankful that you are
living.
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In our troubles, but use Hunts Cure for
Itch, letter, Rims worm, Itching Piles and
Eczema. Guaranteed. For sale by j. f.
HUGHES.
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MIR. Clinton Dickson, special agent
Tor the Prudential Insurance Co.,
with headquarters at jackson, was in
town Wednesday.
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ORANGES.

Before ordering your Oranges get
prices from
J. p. LOWREY.
y 80, I'm Grenada, Miss.
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The drygoods department of Cab
bert, Moore * Co. is worthy Of your
careful inspection when bargains are
desired.
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Rugs, Rugs, Rugs at Guy & Press
groves. Special sale Monday Dec.
md,
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Administrative NOTICE.

Young man, by all means 1, stsSl
Harris Business College, therd
Miss. My son took . eouiSe 81 h
and / endorse it as the oes,, Banl
A. Huett, President No'
Kansas City, Mo.
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We wish to call your attention to our $500 line or Whistles,
Which are equal to those sold by other houses at ~ 80 q gal.
sSNAberCIeen, Miss.
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Dixie Chapter Meeting.

Dixie Chapter, L. d. c.. will meet
at the residence Of Mrs. r.. Horton
Thursday December 4, at 2:3O p. m.
All members are requested to be pres
ent, as new officers are to be elected.
PROGRAMME:
Scripture reading ...... e. ........ Mrs. Nicholson.
Roll Quotations from Moore.
Music, instrumental. Mrs. W. Jennings.
Select reading~---~.-.....-. ......- Mrs. Roane.
NocOl SOlO----...--.- ...--.-..--Mrs. G.. b., Jones.
Recitation -...--.----.....M Miss Louise Austin.
Mr.. w. II. Buchanan, long con-
nected with the Greenville Times, but
for the past year with the Natchez
Bulletin, is now with the Democrat
and will devote his time to the Dali
ly Democrat. His long experience in
the newspaper business in Greenvile
and general knowledge of the newspa-
per business from top to bottom will,
we feel sure, be of material aid to the
management OF the Democrat
Greenville Democrat
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Gabbert, Moore x Co. carry a first
class lot of ladies' and children's
shoes of the celebrated Goldman line.
Prices from so cents to $l.75 a pair.
Can't be beat.
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L. O. Stevens, of Goodman. was in
the city one day last week. Mr..
Stevens is a section foreman for the
Illinois Central Railroad and is one of
the company's most faithful employees.
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CASE GOODS.

1 Case. 4 full quarts, Mt. Vernon Rye $500
1 Case, 4 full quarts. Maryland Club. -.-. 300
/ Case, ~ full quarts. Old Ky Sour Mash 100
1 Case, 20 pints. 40 half-pints,Oid Spring
Crapk 1g.m