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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
Insurance Rate Raised.

Since March 1st there has been an
increase in insurance rates on several
kinds of property. The principal
things affected by the increase are
mercantile stocks and frame business
houses. Insurance people claim they
were forced to make the raise because
of the extraordinary losses in the past
year. 1t is causing a howl through
out the country, as the raise is gen
eral.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
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This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold in one day

STRAYED, Lost or stolen, many
members of the First Baptist church,
or at least they have not been seen at
worship for a long time. "ForSake
not the assembling of yourselves tC-
gether.n
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Col. and Mrs. Jones S. Hamilton,
of Jackson, Miss, spent a portion OF
Thursday and yesterday in Grenada
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Buchanan. This ~big-hearted, brainl
gentleman has always been as true t.
the writer as Damon was to Pythias
He has a host of friends in this ant
other states, who admire him for hi
many excellent traits of character
His noble wife is also one of the mos
excellent, refined and cultured ladie
that we have ever met in this brOa'
land.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
AAA3A3

We have some remnants of
Ioc and I213c Percales that
we will offer at &c, Monday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Rev. W. Jas. Robinson was in Duck
Hill Tuesday to conduct the funeral
service over the remains of Mr.. Char
ley Kimbrough, who died in Carrollton
of pneumonia and heart disease. The
deceased was q cousin of 0. l.. Kim.
brough, of Grenada, and was about 81
years of age. He was a prominent
Young business man and was to have
married soon.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
$3.50 Versus $4,000.

Messrs. Wooten & Co., Prong, N.
c., says: One of u customers, a
prominent man in this community,
suffered with liver complaint. He
consulted several physicians but they
failed to benefit him. We prevailed
upon him to try the Ramon Pills and
Pellets. He DOR bought more and is
now a well and hearty man, and has
gained flesh. He says the pills saved
his life and the six boxes cost him
only $1.5O, while his trip to New
York to consult the doctors cost him
$3.50 90. Sold by j. E. HUGHES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Hon. w. S. p. Doty and family
have moved to Grenada where they
will make their future home. While
living in Winona they have made many
friends who will regret their departure.
-Winona Democrat.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
Cures Sciatic Rheumatism.

Mrs. A. E. Simpson, 500 Craig ST.,
Knoxville, Tenn, writes, June 10,
1899: II have been trying the baths
of Hot Springs, Ark, for sciatic rheu-
matism, but | get more relief from
Billiards. Snow Liniment than any
medicine or anything l have ever
tried. Enclosed find postoffice order
for 100. Send me a large bottle by
Southern Express" Sold by the
Second Glass Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
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We will offer about 1000
yards of Batise, Dimity and
Lawns, thin sheer fabrics, in
all the new designs, at Ioc a
yard; worth I2L4c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
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Ask to see that old fash
toned White Linen Lawn,
made out of flax grown in
Donegal County, Province of
Ulster, Ireland, manufactured
and bleached in Belfast. We
will show the finished pro-
duct at 3Sc a yard on next
Monday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Miss Ellie Jordan has returned to
Grenada after spending nearly two
years in Memphis in a dress-making
establishment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
Duncan
\ Hall.

On Monday next, March
10th, we will have a display
of Wash Goods. We think
it is the prettiest line we have
ever shown, but we want the
ladies judgment on it. We
shall be glad to have you
call Monday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Senator B. c. Adams and pepresen-
tatiye r. A. McAfee are at home from
jackson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08
For Sale.

Mr.. L. w. Herring, of Walden, was
in the city on business Monday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

The tree planting exercise at the
College yesterday afternoon was very
enjoyable and was a success.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

Miss Sarah Calhoun, of Oxford, who
has a number of admirers in Grenada,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Winnie
Powell.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

We have fifty suits of boys
Clothing carried over from
last spring, worth from $500
to $3.50 a suit. You can have
choice of any suit in the lot
as $3.50.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-08

All that is new in Wash
Goods is here. The store is
filled with bright summer
suggestions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

work, and thinking Of the possibilities
of III. IuErsIT-Irhins but nTid plains
nilout him. the Idea of dropping eat
n. driving and beginning Irrigation
first .-lzs,i him. nnd from that hour
onward the Idea never again left him.
hut like Socrates demon, pursued nni
inspired him 10 ever new nni larger
undertakings in mn agricultural way.
AS n result. there j. no irrigation ditch
In this part of the valley that has
been undertaken which Inns not had
either Mr.. SwinE's Initiation or Mr..
SwInk's Inspiration sam-whrF" back uf
IL. underneath It or behind IL. Th"r-
hns been no agricultural or horticni.
tnrni meeting or organization that lie
hns not hni him ns n prime mover or
a charter m-mh-r. lie was In Mt the
starting OF the Rocky Ford iownsitc
project and he has been the v.ritnbic
''sndiiy" that has stirred the lazy
ira-t OF public enterprise To- action In
every municipal nnd In amy wise pub
lie undertaking that hns been effected
since the town was Incorporated.
II h to Mr.. Swink's unnngEinr cn-
crry and perseverance that Rocky
Ford IL indebted for Its magnificent in'
Industry. III" factory Of the American
ltcct Sugar Company. To Mr.. Swink's
uniiarrins work was due III. cnthnsi-
nsm which finally pcrmcatci the mass
Of our farmers and business men. The
Installation OF the sugar Industry was
bu, the climatic stroke Of his cSccu-
tive and cncrIixinG leadership In every
phase Of our diversified Industries In
! this section Of the valley.
One OF the great dnilIcs OF the coun-
try says:
.Not many parts Of the country are
blessed with n Mr.. Swink 10 set on
foot and push To practical results the
development OF our rich native re-
sources"
One of the lasting monuments to Mr..
Swink's honor IL the great sugar fac
tory. which would not have material
izcd for years TO come. no matter how
available the capital was for such an
undcrtn king. had not the pcrsistcncy OF
Mr.. Syink's lnbors proved the exist
cncc hctc OF the natural opportunities
for suci, an investment OF capital. This
fact has been acknowledged In many
ways. perhaps most conspicuously
when his friends hercabouts presented
him the handsome testimonial In the
form OF beautiful set OF chinawnrc
manufactured 10 order In Europe a
short time after the factory was com.
pleted.
On that occasion. ms on every other.
an unaffected modcsty has character
lied Mr.. Swink's conduct, 50 that lie
does not shine with the conspicuous
glitter Of many less consequential men.
1t is the simple, direct, unadorncd
commoii-scnse that characierizcs his
acts and his utterances that gives Mr..
Swink prestige. that has In fact made
him and his opinions respected Mt home
and throughout the state. so that when
he has expressed his views from his
place in the council and the senate
chamber, in public or In private. upon
matters pertaining to any subject. but
especially irrigation and the kindred
subjects of agriculture, he has always
an attentive hearing. During his
many years service in the Senate lie
has been a recognized authority in all
legislation relating to agriculture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

ture except osteopathy, so the osteop
athic physician uses every aid to ma
ture, including osteopathy and every
adjunct of the medical man except
drugs.
The drug doctor does not use oste-
opathy because he does not under
stand it and because he is prejudiced
against 1t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

Even AS the iilustrious Washington ~
known To fame ns th. Father OF His
Country" In general. so ia" Hon.
George Washington sNink, ex-senator
OF this district and several times may
or OF the town. may very properly have
his name handed down to Iosi-riiy as
the Father OF Rocky Ford III I,aEiicu-
lar.
IL Is not pretended that any one man
builds city In th.s. modern days.
In the oidcn time. when power and
authority wns vested In one man, u
king. emperor or dictator. as the cas-.
might have been. aud he hnd but to
issu. his nat That the people b- ias.'i
the rcauisis. sum To carry out any
project. the most gigantic. that might
s.iE. the imperial fancy. II was easy
for one man To make reputation ns
III. builder OF n city. That Il. II was
easy for such u man. raised To pines
OF dcsi-otic power, 60 assess the rcvc'
nuc and Impress the labor that ne
compiishcd such undertakings as the
building Of the Pyramids of E.yp, or
the Hanging Gardens Of Babylon.
But the dcspots Of the oidcn time
did not build cities: they only Issued
their mandates that such cities should
bc built, and the skill Of others. the ch.
crgy Of others. accomplished the work
while they lolicd and luxurinicd In
frivolous ease. To-day. and In this
new world Of North America. the men
who build cities or develop communi'
ties must exert their powers: must
display executive skill and that judi.
cious .cncrniship which mnrshnis men
nad natural advantages and puts them
In harmonious and effective working
relationship.
George W. Swink II one Of the men
possessed of uncommon aptitude for
this kind OF gcncrnlship. This II the
age OF great Industrial undertaking.
the greatest age In that respect that
the world has known-and by compnr-
ison with men OF large capital. with
some OF the Napolcons Of Industrial
combination. our modest townsman
may not have his name writ large In
current or historical literature. But IL
II worth while to recall In this conncc-
ton the saying OF nm eminent sage.
namely: "the measure OF n mans nc.
compiishmcnts should be guagcd by
the limitations. not the advantages. of
his environment" II is the trucst cs.
innate OF Mr.. Swink's abilities. BE-
ginning life In backwoods clearing
In the state OF Illinois, where his par
cnts had gone ns pioneers to hcw
themselves out n home. he had none
OF the conditional aids OF the ccntcn,
OF civilization nor any Of the fortui-
tous circumstances that help on and in
spire ambition. His education was
limited to n period OF eighteen months
In the backwoods school. The most
Important gift OF his boyhood Christ
mas days, and indeed the only luxury
that fell to his lot, over and above the
mcager provision of board and clothes
and education. was n silk vest pattern
presented him by his father when he
was nearing manhood.
Perhaps the happIest circumstance of
his early life was that which brought
him out of the thickly studded timber
OF an Illinois land claim and set him
down in the open country and unob-
structed sunshine of the Arkansas val
ley. It was here thnt lying prone
upon the hillside after n hard days
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
HILLS MUSIC HOUSE.
A Home Concern Devoted Exclusively
to the Sale Of Pianos, Organs, Mus.
ical Goods, and the Popular White
and Household Sewing Machines
T. J. Hill, Manager.

Music has been described as "the
most refining of all arts" and 1t has
become to be regarded as SO import
ant that no home. however humble. is
complete without musical instru-
ment of some sort.
Such being the case, is 1t not best to
purchase whatever musical instrument
you desire from a home concern who
has an established reputation, and to
whom you can go If the instrument is
not satisfactory?
1t is good principle upon which to
work "to patronize home institutions"
and in the case of Hills Music House
you are patronizing a home store of
established reputation. whose owner
and manager is a responsible property
holder.
Mr.. Hill began business January, '9S,
and has controlled a generous share
of the trade by handling fine line of
goods at prices suited to purchasers.
The stock carried includes the Paul
G. Mehlin and Sweetland pianos; the
Bristol and Estey organs; Harwood
and Washington guitars, and the
Stradivarious violins; also a full line
of musical merchandise and supplies
of the most up-to-date nature.
Mr.. Hill has resided in Rocky Ford
for the past ten years, having also
lived for some time in Trinidad, COM
ing to Colorado from his native state,
Indiana.
He has a wagon on the road, and by
energetic work has supplied many fam
lilies with sewing machines and mus
ical instruments, and has never re-
sorted to unfair representations.
Mr.. Hill owns the property in which
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
FULLY EQUIPPED.
The Rocky Ford Machine Shops the Best
the Arkansas Valley.
Repairing Model Working eiasksmihins Car
riase. Wagon inpiemen Repairing and Steam Fit
tins-Mak A. benson. Proprietor.

Carlyle the shr.west observer Of his time said rhs OF life
-eomi
he To
he
accomplished
performed The Inventive genius OF
knowledge
These they ndow. with the thrilling life Of
o
the field called other finely equipped
aud
trading which
his machine the
similar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

is DR.. Arnold of this city, who is a reg
ular graduate of the American School
of OsteoDathy, Kirksville, Missouri.
His Offices are nicely equipped, and his
practice has been quite extensive, for
the efficiency of osteopathic therapeu-
tics is being fully demonstrated by
him. He was reared in Trenton, Mis-.
souri,, and attended Normal schools,
also spent number Of years at teach
ing, and since locating in Rocky Ford
has become one of the most popular.
and respected citizens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

and boiler
hitting
Of fhorscsh lis ms arc
bidn. divided into machinery
business
building repairing
eleven Mr. benson has
good mechanical
being n
employed through
the
uprirhincss
o n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

The osteopathic physician refuses to
use drugs, recognizing them as hurt
full and unnecessary, but he studies
the practice of medicine from the very
same text books that are used in the
very best medical schools and under
medical experts.
Ostcopathy is heir to all that is scien.
tific in the history of medicine. The
courses of study In their schools in
clude all that is taught in other med
ical colleges save that of "materia
medical or therapeutics, for which is
substituted "osteopathic therapeutics
or the therapeutics of nature.
Are not results and cures proper cri-
terra by which TO Judge merits? If so,
1t is pleasure to speak in behalf of
our eminent practitioner, DR.. s. NJ.
Kellogg, graduate of the well re-
puted school at, Kirksville. Missouri
finishing with the class Of 80.
The doctor is native of Pennsylva-
mia and received his elementary edu-
cation there. After graduation he be-
gan to practice at Prescott, Arizona,
where he was very successful. About
a year ago he moved to Rocky Ford
and fitted up an office on Main street
over Wilson's Furniture Store.
The fact that DR.. Kellogg is con-
stantly kept busy with office work and
his patients speak very flatterlngly of
his methods, substantiates just what
is being done by other experienced and
eminent osteopaths throughout the
country.
During his short stay he has made
many warm friends and we predict
bright future for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
s. M. KELLOGG, o. o.

The new science of drugless healing,
which bids fair TO revolutioniZe the
healing art, breaking away as 1t does
from old established customs and ira
ditions, and going back to nature for
its foundation principles, is the al
ready well-established science of oste-
opathy. Medicine in its broadest sense
includes every method or means used
to alleviate human suffering. Osteop-
athy is school of medicine. As the
medical doctor uses every aid to ma
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
The Rocky Ford Milling and Elevator Co.
One OF the Finest Equipped Plants OF
kind In the Arkansas Valley.
saufsursss shippers Celebrated "QUsen Of the
snd Othsr Bssads Of Flour. Meal Chops nistuifs
Etc.-A Model MiM. O~nsd BY Stock Company
ssd Managed BY j. \. Csssasa.

the preference in all
the that the
while the price is within the
the that the used
in modern milling
mach minimum
mills Colorado become powerful rivals
regarded standard
markets
mills this which
stands higher the
Mn
recently
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

proof. try their butter. which is an
excellent product.
The equipment of the creamery has
no superior in Colorado. All that goes
to make high grade plant. The high
est price is paid for butter fat. The
presence of the sugar factory supply
ing that admirable dairy ration, beet
pulp, makes Rocky Ford the most at.
tractive portion of the West for those
wishing to embark in the business.
Farmers in the east who have liking
for dairying and wishing to make a
change of location cannot do better
than come to the vicinity of Rocky
Ford and supply milk for our cream
cry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
ROCKY FORD CREAMERY.
A Successful Home Enterprise.-6ab-
cock & oliver, Proprietors.

Among the Industrial enterprises of
Rocky Ford is her creamery. which is
, doing much to develop the dairy busi-
ness in this community and of which
- take just pride. 1t was established
five years ago and is thoroughly
equipped with all up-to-date machin-
cry. including fine process of arti-
fetal refrigeration. A general cream.
cry business is conducted and the pro-
prietors are experienced dairymen-as
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03


tested
this mill meal and
mnisuns dealers chop and
Is
redue the work nd cSpc To n
mills
capacity Of 100 bar
rcis day
organized the mill
OF
Thc PRESIDENT Dcnness
Of to
previously been engaged In
to
Ford Mil and Elevator Company
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
koUNs PARTY, MELON SHIPPERS.

Amount business, S24.O0O
August 18Th begun shipping.
September Goth stopped shipping.
Number cars shipped East, "a.
Number cars shipped West, "a.
Number crates handled, 32,O32.
Avergae price per crate. 81 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
w. M. ARNOLD, D. o.
osteopath.-office In the New Hagen
BuildinQ.

That osteopathy is fast being recog-
nized as the new science of druSless
healing is an assured fact, for its pow
er, merits and results are daily being
appreciated and heralded. Among the
successful practitioners of the country
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

his salesroom is located, and must
have the credit In making many
homes and I.resides more cheerful and
musical.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
County Correspondence.
DANIELS.

Henry Clarke and daughter went to
The Valley to spend Christmas, and en-
pect to spend week with relatives in
the vicinity OF CRYSTAL
William Brolherson and sister have
also left for the Valley for a visit during
the holidays, and it is rumored by Wills
friends here ne has got track OF Il
housekeeper down there.
Most OF the boys around here have
gone back to the old home in Ontario
with the purpose OF closing matri
monial deals, ii such u thing is possible
Several OF them lett during the past
week
We'll, we must say that we ore disap-
pointed about the box social at Gieniiu,
aud the difference OF opinion that exists
Us TO the total results of the same We
distinctly remember it being announced
that night that the results were S2O5.
Since then they haye again counted the
money and managed to make the figures
come up to fifty cents more than the
sum raised at the Daniels box social
Which makes things look pretty good for
them. But Daniels, was then, aud is
yet, ahead OF their neighoors over in
Glenila when it comes to holding box
socials.
Forty Canadian excursionists have
taken the train from Wales siHce the
sale OF $40 tickets for the round trip
| took effees the first OF the month, and it
is understood thar fully as many more
were disposed OF at Hannah. Good
crops are the cause OF it all, and it makes
Jim Hill happy as we'll as those who go
back east to see their friends. Those
Cannuck boys will have their hearts filled
with sorrow when they find the havoc
that the lads from Cavalier make with
the hearts and hands OF those Ontario
girls. The stories that the boys from
Dakota will tell the girls back east about
the big crops OF wheat, fox and barley
are likely to turn their heads. and If the
fellows over there have any idea Of look
lug after their own they had better
close all matrim onial deals before the
eXcursionists from North Dakota put in
an appearance Or they are likely to find
that their cake will be all dough. Crops
are reported to be pretty poorin Ontario
this year. and the crowd OF visitors are
likely re eat them out of house and heme
so that Is wedding is sure to follow
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-01-02
TRIER.

Sleighing is getting to be tolerably
good. and comes at time whom the
farmers are wanting to haul out the
balance OF their crop.
O. II. White returned to spend the
holidays with mis- folks here, having been
on the road making sales for an eastern
concern several weeks.
NJ. 7. Fainter still continues to make
improvements on his place and by the
time that spring time is here will have a
farm home that will compare with the
best Of them.
The delinquent tax collector made a
tour through Trier and the southwest
ern part OF the county just before the
holidays, but found most the residents
through here pay their taxes without
waiting to have their property seized.
We are informed that couple OF days
ago Prof. 0. H. White relinquished his
homestead right to a fine quarter section
in this township. On the. other hand
the professor denys the report and he is
the one who ought to know. If he has it
is likely that he be will long time find
ing any country that is able to beas
North Dakota.
One OF the neighbors in this locality
seems to be having little trouble over
mortgaged property. 1t has reached the
stage where court litigation has fol
lowed, and what the final outcome will
be is something that just now can only
be guessed at. 1t is understood that he
gave a mortgage on the goods and chat
tells OF another man.