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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

MdIiilnO Gomez.

g ~ harta pena ragistramos hoy
IN hecho, que demuestra hastA Ia
evidenc cia como il fuJen las pasiOnes
en- "a vida de los pueblos.
iMaximo Gomez, ACADIA de sci
silbado en- Ia Isla de Cnba, y motive
de burlas. s imprecaciones!
Infuye, 8 trata de infuir ese
caudillo de Is causa cubana, en- y
election de IN candidate para Presi.
dente ds la futura repdblica, y los
adveTs arios del dicho candidate sill.
ban y ridiculizan al que 10 pAtroci-
ma
Cerfamcs los ojos para no YER ell
presente, y vamos q vIsjar con la
imaginac;6 Ihacia el pasado.
Fuerte y agil, vAleroso y enten-
dido ALI por Ia manigaa cuhana, Va
dejando su sangre y pc eiazos de su
vida 81 General Maxi no G omez, sir
viendo Ia causa de ID libsrtad.
C2da paso, cAda asalto, ca la
comb bAte es un triunfo.
En- ell cam. Q Sc jqeg Ia vids, y
alli queda IN hijo, abrazado en- el su-
premo instante de Is muerte { N el
segundo baluarte y apoyo de la pre-
tendlda Independents.
7 en- girls Sc vnslve su cabello,
y pronto en- hlanco. Y surcan las
arrugas prematurss ell rostro del
bravo 1uchador, y el joven y fuerte,
yaleroso y active, recibe en- ell cam
po de batalla, en- las abruptas mon
taf.as, en- las sperniciosas ci6negas, Ell
b $50 frio de Ia ancianidad.
Nj Ell tempo, nj las luchas; nj ell
hambre, nj la fatiga, doblaron aqu 81
esfuerzo del titan ds las sslvas.
Nj ID pesquisa, nj el asalto; nj Ia
persecution tenaz y porfiada del
ej6rcito espaf1ol, domo aquet esprit
tu tenn plado en- y para Ia guerra.
Cuando pasados algunos amos
de lucha tenaz y peligrosa ibA Ca
mino de la Habana, el anciano y
sgotado Gomez, fu6 vitol eado con
frenesf indecible.
El, llevaba en- Ia faz, con carac
teres de p6lvora y sangre pintada su
amarga historic, y en- sus labios la
sonrisa del triunfo de Ia libertad.
iCuanto bueno Sc dijo de 81 y
como pareci6 TODD POGO para ofre-
carlo 4 ese defensor energico de Ia
TERRA cubana!
Sin embargo, ahora 10 silban en-
los sitios p1blicos, 10 vejan y 10
ape strofan!
Esa es Ia eterna ley de la vida
que se cumple; esa es la humanidad
Que eternAment Sc exhibe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
ls sl.,. ss.,.s. IL 1'.,ssIa, I u.

Participant sus olientes J al pdblioo en- ges-
neral 81 traslado de su casa-almac6n al local
anexo q LA HIJA De BORINQUEN," Forta-
leza %, esquina Cruz, cuyo estabecimiento
tambi6a han adquirido.
Aprovechan Ia OCCASION para desear q sus
favorecedores nuy felices Pdscuas prosperi-
dades en- ell nllevo Allo de 1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
Delegates
de Ia CanlaIa.
REUNION PREVIA.

Nos informan que de ms 4 sna &
pasado, SO reuniran los sef1ores De-
legados de Ia Gamars, con obi sto de
ponerse1 de acuerdo sobre los prih-
cipales ssuntos que deber3n llevarse
q discussion en- 10 legislature qua CO.
menzara el primero de Enero.
Nos parace muy aeertada 10 ce-
lebraciou de esa session previa, que
los seflores Delegates lleven 8 lA
discussion con preferencia, todo aque
llo de caracter urgente : de mayor
interes para 81 pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
Para New York,
Maryland
Y PENSIL.VANI

Ell Honorable Gobernador Mr..
Hunt, ha dosignado como comisiona.
dos de sscrituras, hacienda uso de Ia
facultad qua le concede ID ley IA del
Consejo Executive, para New York
Mr.. Isac M Arop, para Maryland
Mr., Abraham Fishen para Pensil-
vaDia a Mr.. Thomas J. Hunty Geor-
ge w. Hunt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
Sala de Socorr0s,

Curados Francisco Miranda de
una herida inciso contusa de dcs
centfmetros sobre ell cartilage de las
fosas nasales, y Aniceto Hernandez
de varias contusiones de 20 grado
eE la region oscapular, supra esca :
pular central media.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

Las GALES Estrel'as Virtud
son teatro en- Ia ciudad de Ponce, de
escard lbs mujeri e.
eel Nuevo Ado. SO llamsri un
period co que va aparecsr del 3
al 4 d sl proximo e ero, y qua pro-
m ate buena lectura jnzgar por las
plu as que sabemos van q esc1ihir
en- e..
MUNECAS mel, res mas ba-
ratas que Gu ninguna otra casa, en Ia
REALIZACION PERMANEN TIE
calle de la Cruz entire la Ciudad
Condal Tienda Honda.
Sc TRASPkSA Ell LOCAL.
Sc realizan Jodas las existepc; 6
re:ios fabul na nsute haratos.
REALIZATION DE RELOJES.
n 10 5
e; Sc otiminio que dirige al
m sestro Goitlen va tocar ma anana
por la noch :, en- Catedra' en- Ia no.
vena de la Provide acia. <Uaa me di-
taci6ns expresa para ese acto.
~ q de- ssn
81
pierta con mucha viveza.e rs muy agradable al ia
ladaT calms al nho, anianda las esnefss, alivia to
este mejor oonooido rsmedio para la darrea asi re
sulta de Ia dentioi6n de otras osusss. TeneY sri
dado pedir por "Jara6e Calmante de Mr. Winslow
dor ger oil q, e1cr te todo.
Don Juan Cueb,s Ahoy, de
Pef1uslas, esta d, temporada en-
Ponce.
Ha muerto en- Mayagusz, la
sen IRA dofia Clara Sandoval de Ro.
d-iguez
Sc vende en- Sauturce, calle de Ce
IRA. ura casa de altos y bajos con
jardin y huerto, aqua, luz electrical
8 inodocos: Informarau Sol 105.
ma Is g
Ell lnaes, la ses;on del Ayun.
tamicnto ponceno solo concurrieron
tres ncejales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28


~, Sc han uaiio con Ell fa de niv lar
los precios d elsbora 'i61.
Nua,tr 90 amigo ell captain del
ejercito espano, don Lo1enzo Carlo.
puertorriquene, ha sido dsstiuado al
battalion Reserva de Canarias.
A LOS |HACENDADO DOs.- Ninguna
fabrica de azficar podra trabajar bien sin un
Triple Efecto, 8 Evaporador Multiple. M
aparatos 'sLille' es de mis- superiordad CUE
ningGn otro sistema, y mas economico
Para precios particulares
Dirijirse a, r. A. Macfe,
UnicoIAgente en- P Rr
Gale del Cristo No. l.
Ea M. y gu Ia Noche B e IA,
no dio laga i q alborotos nj excesos.
Sabanas, ftisas, ct | ;hones, al
mch4dae y otros titles de CANA, Sc
exhiben en- los baleo1e de Ia calle
de Mendez Vlgo en- Mayaguez
Tab.co en- rama y Lozae de
Canarias para pisos.
We d "a A. Vicente y CO"
--Dap6.ito 2-Marina.
a Is l
Sc dice que na dado la cssuali-
dad de q1e todos los seflorss que
han sido nombrados para ell cargo de
Jura les en- ell Tribunal de Huma'
csc, estan afi lad )s eu Ell partido re.
publicalo,
va SO sabe que, para no saber
la hora, el medic mejor es consular
muches reloias. Eo cambio, para sa-
Der cual es la superioridad de lbs
cigarrillos tires ESCUDOS,, no
hay mejor experimento que funar
cigarrilIos de otras marcas.
EI fumador queda- convened D
per sus propil s labios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
HelInOSO |lbsequi0
al LicenCiad0 Diaz Navarro

~ -. ls- - 5s
Aver con rlotiro de ser el cum
pleafos de nuestro distiDgnido amigo
Ell Lcdo Hermiuia Diaz Navarro,
obsequiaronle les dicfpnlos de 50 cla
se de dsrecho con una magni6ca es-
tatua de bronco que representa- la
e,,6ctricidad sosteniendo nm ramo de
luces, cuyo yalioso pbsequio fue acom
paf1ado del mensaie siguiente;
27de Dnienbre
A nuestro catedratico de Derecho
Harminio Diaz Navarro
Felicitaci6n.
Una ley de equilibrlo, tan visible
en- Ell mundo moral como 81 Ell mundo
ffsico, tiene dispuesto que Ia instruc-
ci6n eleve A la ignorancia hasta su
nivel; sentir este y obrar en- este sen
Lido con sublime abnegAci00, es ell
destino de las almas grapdes.
C.rane 3 n6 Ell resnltado final
vuestr. s generosos esf faerzos, no Sc
ra debil pagina en- vuestra historia
Ell sacrifcio que os Absis i'm puesto,
nj podrfa humana consideration bo-
rrar de nu sstro espfritu la gratitnd nj
ell ardiente deseode bienandanzas y
felicidades que os desean vuestros
discfpulos.
Ramon Falcon, Manuel Moraza,
r. Siaca PAcheco, Jose Bazan. Fran
cisco Lassalle, Luis Freyre Barbosa
Emigdio S. Ginorio, Jose G, Marti-
nez, Sandalio Torfas Monge, Cruz
Castro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
tado Sc vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. I'm esta redAcni6n infor-
mArenOs A p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28
N0TICIAS,

Loi tabaquaros do San Loren
~. Sc ha b al 10 con ell fin de niv la1
los precios d } elabofa 'lo,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

Tab.co en- rama Lozas de
Canarias para pisos.
We "a A. Vicente y CO"
-Dap6sito 2-Mar ina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

SabanaS, fsisAs, ct | ;hones, al
mohAdAe y otros TITLES de CANA, Sc
exhiben en- los balco1 1es de Ia calle
de Mendez Vlgo en- Mayagu3z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

.NEuRoSINE RRUNIER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

Las GALES EstrelIas Virtud
son teatro en- Ia ciudad de Ponce, de
oscar q ). rs muiari e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

Nua ,tr 10 amigo ell captain del
ejercito espaf1o, don Lo1enzo Carlo.
puertorriquene ha sido dsstinado al
battalion Rsserva de Canarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

Ei Sc otininio que dirige al
m sestro Gaillen va tocar manana
por la noch :, en- Catedra' en- Ia no.
vena de la Provide acia. <Uaa me di-
taci6ns expresa para ese acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-28

En- My gu z Ia Noche B IA,
no dio lugar q alborotos nj excesos.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
TO THE CITY AUTHORITIES.

The street sprinkler advocated 10
last weeks SENTINEL met with gen.
eral commentator by the entire city.
AT least every one whom we have
heard express themselves, and they
have been numerous, agree that Gre
NADIA is sorely 10 need of this article.
We only voice the sentiment Of a large
majority, and, we believe, all our
citizens when we appeal to the city
authorities to take some step in this
matter. By making II contract with
some livery stable or other responsible
party the sprinkler could be run with
comparatively little cost, and the
streets over the entire city be sprinkled
every day. 10 fact we know OF IL party
who is willing TO take the job at a very
reasonable rate. He already ownes
his stock, and If given a contract. for
two or three years would, no doubt,
stand ready 10 buy the sprinkler. This,
however, is merely one of the MANY
ard easy ways in which this great need
could be supplied. To the first place
the idea Of a town this size being with
out a street sprinkler Is ridiculous.
For the sake Of peace and comfort,
gentlemen, do something.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
AN ~ANNOUNCEME NT.

We announce with pleasure that W
have secured the services OF Mr.. Hugh
c. Williams, of Georgia, to assist US In
the local, editorial and general man.
agemeat of the SENTINEL. MI. VIII
hams is a thorough and able young
newspaper man, as well as being genial
wide-awake aud accommodating. He
comes highly recommended, both as an
experienced journalist and a high
toned gentleman. We feel assured
that he will receive a cordial welcome
from all classes of our citizens. Any
favors shown him will be highly APP
preciuted.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

The Mississippi Journal we'll and
truly says that ut lie a gratifying fact
that the press Of the state are very
largely devotlng most of their space 10
urging the people to build up home
industries, and are eschewing politics
to a great degree. 10 off years there
is no necessity for POLITICAL agitation,
hence all our energies should be devot.
ed TO the building of our respective
localities, which in THE aggregate helps
the commonwealth.
There is every reasvn to believe
that Mississippi is now NJ the begin.
ming of a more wondertur Industrial
growth than evel before. The woods
are full of surveying parties laying out
routes for new roads leading. to> the
most central parts. Stock companies
for the manufacture of lumber, cotton
and other products Of the state are be-
ing organized daily. The larger cities
towns are putting in electric light.
Sc werage aud water works, and several
electric railways are spoken of. 1
One gratifying fact is that the enter
prises are backed mostly by home
capital"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

AT the Good Roads Convention in
Grenada on lure 18th and 9th a local
Good Roads Association should be
organized to affiliate with the State
Association to be organized in Jackson
on June lith and 18th, which will nave
for It's purpose organized efforts to &C.
cure better roads for Mississippi. This
great move means a financial benefit TO
every citizen of the state, and even if
you haven'ta spark Of public spirit, you
should take m interest and help out in
This matter for your own personal good.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
CITIZENS OF

AS May LIST, is the end of the fiscal
year of the city of Grenada, / feel it
my duty TO the Aldermen Of your city,
who nave so faithfully served you for
the past three years virtually without
compensation; TO make Il summary state
ment to the public of the condition and
finances OF the city in regard TO the
water and lightlplant. Owing to the fact
that the administration just proceed
ing, without experience, had the great
responsibility OF putting in and estab-
fishing vi plant, what | say is in no
way intended TO reflect on them. On
May LIST, 1898, when the affair of the
city were turned over to the new board
of Alderman, instead OF there being a
cash balance in the city treasury,
there was Il deficiency OF $500, there
lore they were compelled to increase
the levy to II mills to make good the
deficiency, run the city government
and operate the plant. On May LIST,
1899, we had a cash balance in the hands
of the treasurer In the various funds of
S3,461.23 consequently they reduced
the levy 3 mills, but owing 10 the fact
that our water supply was very def
cient. We were compelled to put in
an air compress, or at a cost of 81 400
and sink an additional we'll at a cost Of
$500. Therefore on May LIST, 1900,
our cash balance was smaller than the
year before being only 81, 1872. 90 but
thinking it unnecessary to raise the
levy 1T was allowed to remain at IA
mills for all purposes. Cn May LIST, 1901,
the cash balance In hands of the city
%treaeurer was IS, 266 OF. In addition TO
the above mentioned improvements
There has been eXteptiOns made 10th
in the water q electrical line; willsay
IN reference to the revenue received
from the plant, three years ago the
morthly receipts were about $3.50, The
present monthly receipts are about
$3.50. The expense Of operating he
plant has not been increased, there
fore, | feel safe 10 saying that barring
unavoidable accidents the plant will
this year pay running expenses.
interest on bonds, and leave a surplus
OF several hundred dollars, and If our
citizens will aid in preventing I'M
necessary waste in water and lights
and those that have not connected
their premises with water and light
line will do so. they will find it is not
only 10 their best interest individually
but they will help TO tighten the burden
OF taxation. To those who have not
connected their premises with the
public 1--WE will say, il you would do
SO at once, you would not only help 90
lessen taSatlcn. but you would add to
the health o. the city an5 probably
save Yourself some unnecessary ex-
pense TO our fire department, l hardy
know how TO exprers our thanks and
appreciation. ] will say for the city
council. that We think we have one Of
the best, and most efficient fire depart-
ments in this broad land, I. therefore,
as Mayor OF the city OF Grenada, raise
my hat and thank you. for the citizens
oiGrenada, for your noble and faithful
Respectfully
A.. S. BELL, Mayor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

Corn planting is finished as far north
as Kentucky. Poor stands are report
ed from the Southern States, although
the condition has improved within the
past week. Rains are very generally
needed throughout the cotton belt to
germinate the large part Of the crop
~replanled since the cold Of April. Much
of it is coming up, however, to good
stands. The work OF cotton planting is
nearly completed, The fruit prospects
continue encouraging all through the
South.-Home and Farm.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

Heretofore the farmer has not aspir-
ed to the title OF a business man.. In
some states of the West, however,
thiEgs are being revolutionized. The
farmers are forming cooperative So
cieties and are disposing of the irpro-
ducts 10 bulk themselves, without the
assistance OF IA middle man, thereby
eliminating the expense Of any in
termediary between producers and
wholesale merchant. This is a step
for the farmer, and it means
for him recognition as a business man.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
WORDS TO DIXIE.
Ry Albert pike.


The following words to the national an
them of the Confederacy are reproduced b,
request. They appeared in the Memphi
Appeal in 1861, it being printed in a box ca
ut that lime which was kept continually oI
ne move:
"Southrons, hear your country call you,
Up. lest worse than death bcfall you,
To arms, 70 arms, To arms in Dixie;
Lo, all the beacon fires are lighted
Let all hearts be now united
To arms, To arms. To arms in Dixie.
Advance the flag of Dixie,
Ilurrah. Hurrah
For Dixie's land wen take our stand.
To live OF die for Dixie,
To arms. To arms,
And conquer peace for Dixie
To arms. To arms.
And conquer peace for Dixie.
Hear the northern thunders mutter.
Northern flags in South winds %flutter,
To arms, To arms, in Dixie.
Send them back your fierce defiance,
Stamp upon the accused alliance,
To arms, To arms. To arms, in Dixie.
CHORUS.
rear no CANCER shuh no iapof'
Lift up rifle, pike and sabre,
l"aIi"S 70 arms arms, III n'Nio'
9hou,uer pressing ciosc . Snouiuer'
Lei 'hc ouus maAe each near, ooluer'
io"ii"S u "r"e' u "i"s' !" DiA"'
y " NO''" ,e1oN''
AuS'"i i'"s'"7 'oi.o
go"
i'i'" 49," =. ""u piou7e9 "o
"ro"sS i'"i''cu' insui's 'po"e",
i"9
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

a Story of told by an exchange Of a
lady who decided to scare her husband,
who is quite a hard drinker, hoping
thereby to influence him to reform. TIC
do : she procured the costume of a
devil, and when she heard his familiar
footsteps she quickly donned the
costume. AS he opened the door she
stepped forward and said 10 sepulcharal
tones Come with me- am the
devil" the result rather startled her as
response which greeted her was. Eat
so? Shake old boy, I'm your brother
in-law. | married your sister"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

In Germany the physicians appeal
again corsets has met with a response
from the authorities, as we'll as the
people. The wearing Of corsets by
pupils of the public schools has been
prohibited and the press has unani-
mously approved the prohibition.
What a blessing it would be if the
United States authorities would take
this same step. Thereby, partly doing
away with the greatest curse of the
female sex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
The Interstate Cotton-seed Crusbe

The Interstate Cotton-seed Crushers.
Association met in New Orleans Tues
day of this week and continued in SEES
sion three days. This was an import
ant convention to the cotton interests
of the South. The growth OF the cotton
seed industry during the past few years
has been marvellous, the production OF
oil, meal and other by products having
steadily increased in value until their
manufacture now constitutes one OF the
largest industries OF the South. A
product that was a few years ago re-
garded as a waste, today nets many
millions OF dollars.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18
STO NEwALL


Lines suggested by the picture OF Gen, lie,
at the grave of Stonewall Jackson.
Nirginia's noblest Chief in tears,
stands at "A comrades grave;
Inc mourner's garb his spirit wears.
FOR that departed brave.
A tide of sacred men'rles roll
up from the buried fast;
And Ger his bowed and stricken soul
Their darkened shadows cast.
lie hears the shouting of that host.
ms chieftain once had led;
Again he's with the Loved and Lost
And with his Southern dead.
He. sands again where once he stood.
Upon the tented plain,
Ana thinks with sadness Of the blood
That howed but flowed in vain.
He knows that in life's coming wears
The strangers feet Will tread.
Regardless of Il Nations tears.
Where she has lain her dead.
In sadness then he bowed his head.
Above that sacred sod;
Ana with the voice OF PRAYER he said
Il leave thee with thy God"
a sad adieu his spirit took,
ana broke the mournful SMELL:
Ihen cried, with that last lingering look
MY brave stonewall, FAREWELL"
JIG CAROTHERs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

The attempt to buy General Wade
Hampton, of South Carolina, over 10
the McLauren movement by Offering
him the postmastership of Columbia.
was a rank failure. Although old and
in Strengthened circumstances, with
honest pride General Hampton said:
The people of South Carolina should
know by this time that l am not for
sale aud that | never shall be-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

" fecir'l now with horror" say:
Mal Carrier Burnett Mann, of Lev
o. "uhy three years OF suffering
Kidney trouble, | was hardly
ever free from dull aches or acute pains
In my back. ostoop or lift mail sacks
made me gr"an. | felt tired. worn cut.
about ready To give up, when | begun I'll
use Electric Bitters. but six bottles
completely cured me and made me feel
like a new man." They are unrivaled
to regulate Stomach. Liver, kidneys
and Bowels. Perfect satisfaction guar
by J.E Hughes. Only so cents.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

Last Thursday evening Mrs. johnson
entertained at cards. Miss Hemming-
way OF Jackson and Miss Lamkin OF
Grenada. Mr.. Will Humphreys won
first prize, Miss Lamkin, ladies prize,
and Miss Fannie McLemore consolation
prize. Punch, ice cream, berries and
cake were served. The attendance
was large, and the affair was, like all
oil Mrs. Johnson's receptions, a most en-
joyable one.-Commonwealth.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

you will waste time IL you try to
cure Indigestion or dyspepsia BY starry
ing yourself. That only makes it
worse when you do eat heartily. You
always need plenty OF good food prop
erly, digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
is the result Of Years Of scientific
research for something that would
digest not only some elements of food,
but every kind. And it is the one.
remedy that will! do it,. Semme,s.
Second Glass DRUGSTORE
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

Chairman T. C. Grenshaw, OF the
Georgia railroad commission. has writ
ten a letter to Senator McLaurin, OF
South Carolina, in which he indorses
in its entirety the South Carolina
senator's views with regard to the
formation OF a new party 10 the south.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

At the State meeting Of the United
Daughters OF the Confe1eracy in Me-
ridian last week. Mrs. Julia M%cInnis of
that city was elected president for the
ensuing year.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

Brandon News: People who have
neither an accident nor life insurance
policy had better keep of the Brandon
sidewalks. This is not an exaggerated
or misleading statement, either" The
same remark would not be out OF
place applied to some of Grenada's
Sidewalks.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-18

We want to again urge our citizens
to clean up their premises. Now is
the time to do this. Delays are often
dangerous. A sickly summer would
STERN the tide of prosperity now prevail
ing. 1t behooves our city officials to
see that the SANITARY laws are strictly
enforced.