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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
PRZEGLAD
POLTTYKI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 24go istopada.

Wszystkie fantazyjne pogloski
O zamiarach nowego Papieza, roz-
powszechniane przez prase libe-
rama w5oska i niemiecka, i pod
trzyrnywane giosami niekt6rych
pism katolickich, spotkaly sic ze
stanowczem zaprzeczeniem. o.
ciec Swiety skorzystal z konsysto-
rza, kt6ry odbyl sic dnia 9go b.
m, aby wv kr6tkich sAowach i W
spos6b wyiaczajacy wszelkie ME
porozumienia, wyjasnic swoje "a
patrywanie ma zadania Stolicy A
postolskiej w stosunkach wewne-
trznych kosoielnych i w stosun-
ku do wfadzy Swieckiej.
Zaznaczyl, ze usiAowaa napro-
zno uchylic sic Cd objecia wiadzy
najwyzszej W Kosciele, zdawszy
sic iednak ostatecznie ma wole
Boza, bedzie sic staral o obrone
d6br sobie powierzonych. Konie-
czne jest, aby Papiez posiadal zu-
pe1na swobode, jake zarzadzca
KoSciola ME podlegal niczyjej
wladzy. Dlatego, W pelnej swiado-
moSci swego obowiazku swleto-
Sci swej przysiegi kaplahskiej, IL
bolewa mad wielka krzywda, WY
rzadzona Koscio1owi pod tym
wzgledem. Zadziwia go ciekawosc
W sprawie programu jego pontyfi-
katu. Me rnoze On przeciez wsts-
pic na lima droge, niz te, ktora
kroczyli jego poprzednicy. '. Ode
prze6 nlusi Papiez mniemanie, Il
nie powinien zajmowac sic polity-
ka. Me podobna bowienl oddzielic
polltyki Cd urzedu najwyzszego
Pasterza, obowiaz azanegio do obro-
ny WARY i zwyczajow, zwlaszcza,
gdy Papiez ma utrzymywac sto-
sunki z ksiazetami i rzadami, ably
zapewnic katolikom bezpieczen-
stwo i swobode. Move swa "a
kohczyi Ojciec swiety oswiadcze-
MEM, re ME wierzy, ably mial do
czekac sic tryumfu prawdy spra-
wiedliwoSci, jak ME doczekai sic
jqj jego Poprzednik. Mimo to
bedzie stara} sic o umocnienie pra-
wdy wsr6d dobrych rozszerzenie
jej wsrod tych, ktorzy ME So zle
usposobieni.
OSwiadczenie to Jest przykra
niespodzianka ola tych, ktorzy
pod wplywern swoich wlasnych
pragnien niedajacych sic spraw-
die plotek i pog}osek, utwierdzili
sic w przekonaniu,ze podrzadam1
Piusa Xgo nast4pi stanowcze zer-
wanie Z tradycyanli, zwyczajami
polityka jego poprzednikdw, re
nowy Papiez wstapi na 1nne zu-
Pelne tory, pogodzi sic faktem
utraty w}adzy Swieckiej, porozu-
mie sic rzadem wloskin, i "nIe
bedzie zajmowal sic polityka, lecz
tylko sprawami wewnetrznemi
KoScio1a". Plus Xty protestuje
stanowczo przeciw przypuszcze-
niom, ze m6giby spelniac swe O.
bowiazki, gdyby wylaczyl zupel-
ME "polityke" ze swej dzialalno-
Sci. Wskazuje ma kon1ecznosc u
trzynywania stosunkow ksiaze-
tani swieckimi ich rzadami, dla
"obrony bezpleczehstwa swobo-
dy katolikow", a tego okreslenia
wynIka, ze stosunki te moga bye
wediug okolicznoSci z1e lub do
bre, i temu bedzie odpowiadat "a
chowanie sic Stolicy Apostolskiej,
kierunek, w iakim bedzie zuzy-
wac swoje wp}ywy. TAX byfo "a
wsze, rzecz oczywista, re inaczej
bye ME moze, a ci, kt6rzy spodzie-
wall sic jaliegos zwrotu pod tyn
wzgledem, wyrazali przekona-
ME, re nowy Papiez ME bedzie ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzne.

- CesarZ Wilhelm wczoraj udzielif
audyencY ambasadorowi W Stemburg
1 ministrowi angielskiemu lordowi
Lonsdale. obaj cesarzem spedzili o.
kolo godzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: Minnehaha z Londynu,
Furnessia 2 Glasgow. iceland Ant
werpii.
suez: Indradeo Yokohamy do N.
Yorku. ,'v.S
Odesziy:
Londyn: Minnetonka N. Y.
Glasgow: Siberian do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24

styczny sprawozdawca kohczy
s1owami: "Kwestya polska zao-
aoastrza sic coraz to wiecej, gdyz
Polacy, czescia jake robotnicy W
okolicach nadrehskich i Westfa-
Iii, czescla zas jake kupcy i VIA
Sciciele gruntow w Poznahskiem,
ooraz to wieksze zyskuja wply-
WY ma koszt Niemc6w."
Rzyrn, "a listop. = Wczoraj
odbyla sic sesya kongregacyi pro-
pagandy, ma kt6rej obecnymi byli
Kardyna}owie Agliardi, Vanutel-
Ii, Steinhuber, Segna, Pierotti,
Cassetta, Martinelli, Satolli, Ma
thieu, Della Volpe prefekt pro-
pagandy, Kardyna} Gotti, ktory
w swej przemowie upominal, aze-
by treSc obrad zachowywano w
tajemnicy, gdyz zdarza sic, re te-
legramy roznosza wiesci o niej,
MIN jeszcze zapadna uchwaly,
lub MIN je Pap1ez zatwierdzi.
Siycha6, jakoby szanse zostania
Arcybiskupem w Milwaukee
miat Biskup Messmer, ale wiado-
moS6 ia pctrzebuje potwierdze-
mia.
Buenos Ayres, "a listop. - Po-
rucznlk marynarHi argentyhskiej
Josen Sobral, kt6ry bral udzial
W czesci ekspedycyi Nordensk-
joelda do bieguna poludniowego,
przybylej tn ma argentyhskim O.
krecie wojennym Uruguay, do
ni6si telegraficznie do La Penza
o nlekt6rych szczeg6fach tycza-
cych sic tel ekspedycyi i utraty
okretu Antarctic. OkretNordensK-
ioelda Antarctic staral sic dostac
do wschodnich wybrzezy wyspy
Joinville, ale napotkal liczne tru-
dnoScl, a w kohcu dostal sic do
zatoki Erebus i Terror, gdzie d. 3
lutego zostal zgruchotany przez
lodowce zatonqI. Czlonkowie
ekspedycyi kapitanem Larsen
uratowali sic jednakowoz udalo
i'm sic ocalic nieco prowizyj. u
dali sic ku wyspie Paulet, a po
16 dniowych trudach W zdrowiu
tam sic dostali. Spedzii tam Ii
me, zywiqc sic fokami. = Kano-
nierka argentyhska Uruguay
przybyla do wyspy I8 listopada i
zabrala ma poLlad kap. Larsena i
% czlonk6w ekspedycyii, poczem
powr6cila do kraju Ludwika Fill
pa, gdzie zabrala kilka skrzyn "a
wierajacych zbiory poczynione
przez ekspedycye. Ekspedycya
Nordenskjoelda zbada}a kraj Gra-
hama pomiedzy ciesninq Bram-
fielda przylqdkiem Prameas, ia
kotez kraj kr6la Oscara. Poczyni-
la liczne obserwacye u1ozyla
cenne zbiory zoologiczne. Wszy-
scy czionkowie ekspedycyi do
skonalem cieszq sic zdrowiem. -
Francuzka lnna ekspedycya wy
brafa sic z pomoca dla reszty
ekspedycyi NordensNoelda.
Berlin, "a listop. - Kompletny
rezultat wybor6w do sejmu pru-
skiego, przedstawia sic, w poro-
wnaniu ze slladem dawnego SCI
mu, jak nastepuje Qiczby w ma
wlasach odnosza sic do dawnego
sejmu:) 148 (I44) konserwaty-
stow; 81 (5S) wolnokonserwaty-
wnych; 81 (Ioo) centrowcow; 7o
(75) narcdowo liberalnych; a3
(26) wolnomyslna partya ludo-
wa; 8 (Io) wolnomySlny zwia-
zek; IS (I3) Polak6w; 2 Duhczy-
k6w; 2 agraryuszy, antysemi-
tow, 5 "dzikich". Zajmujaca jest
rzecza, re partya socyalno de-
mokratyczna pomimo ha1asowa-
MIA, mic ME otrzyma}a.
Berlin, "a listop. - w Dreznie
rozeszla sic pogfoska, re ksiezna
Alicya, ma}zonka ksiecia Fryde-
ryka Won .Schoenbergr Walden
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24

!
porzadllu.
New York, "a listop.-"World"
donosi, re sultan cierpi ain raka
zoladkowego i re :wzbrania sic
stanowczo, poddac sic operacyi.
Washington, "a listop. = w
senacie wczoraj odbyly sic dy-
skusye mad rezolucya Newcomba
tyczaca sic projektu przy}aczenia
sic Kuby do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych wykazywano, ze czas ma
to jeszcze ME przyszedl, ale re
niezawodnie kiedyS nadejdzie.
Odczytano liste nowyc!1 komi-
tetow, a potem wystapif senator
Morgan z Alabamy z przemowa
ostro krytykujaco postepowanie
Rooseve1ta w Panamie, dowlo-
dzac, ze prezydent owej rewo-
lucyi wiedzial, MIN wybuch5a /
trzymal tam okrety wojenne, a.
by ia wesprzet. Move swa Nor
gan dis dokohczy. Cullom
wni6si, azeby bill kubahski (ty-
czacy sic ukladu handlowego)
oddany zostai pod dyskusya 7
grudnia, pod g}osowanie 16-go
grudnia.
Boston, Mass, "a listop. -
Wczoraj zakohczy}y sic obrady
organizacyi Federation of La
bor". MIN nastapiIo odroczenie,
odbyly sic ozywione debaty mad
mnioskiem komitetu, by zalecic
komitetowi prawodawczemu czu-
wanie mad ustwodawstwem W
stolicy zwiazkowej. Fausett re
San Francisco poparl wniosek w
przemowie, wv ktorej miedzy in
nemi wyrazii sic: "Powladam
wan, re w zwiqzkowym senacie,
istnieje partya bezimienna, kt6ra
rozmySlnie ! zlosliwie, krok "a
krokiem, pozbawia klase pracuj2-
"a wszelllich praw, jake ludzie
posiadajq, wytwarza stosunki u
daremniajqce wasze ustawodaw-
stwa, w innych kierunkach. Sc
natorzy Platt Z Connecticut,
Lodge Z Massachusetts,, Hanna
Ohio i Morgan Alabamy po-
winni byS sledzeni jak najpilniej.
M6glbym wymienic jeszcze in
nych, ale ME czynie tego dla ula-
twienia piracy. Wniosek komite-
tn przYjeto.
Reading, Pa, "a listop. -Wyz-
sly sad zwiqzkowy rozstrzygnac
ma kwestya, - czy pani Marga-
ret Cunins, kt6ra dawniej mie-
szka1a w Reading, a teraz pre-
bywa w Sacramento, CAL, jest
urzedowo zywa, czy umarla. Cd
lat sqdzono, re ona ME zyje iwyz-
sly sad stanu Pennsylvania O.
glosil, re umarla. Okazafo sic je-
dnahowoz, re zyje prosifa try
bunal najwyzszy St. Zjedn., ably
to uznaf.
Savannah, "a listop. - Siedmiu
obywateli stanu Georgia zostalo
postawionych w stan oskarzenia
przez grand jury, re utrzymywali
razem dwudziesau Negrow w
stanie poddahstwa podobnym do
niewolnictwa. Pomiedzy oska-
rzonyrni znajduje sic Edward Nc
Rec, czlonek legislatury stano-
wei.
New York, "a listop. - Sad
przysiegfych rozstrzygna}, ze E
ben Forbes, skarbnik politycznej
partyi socyalistyczno robotni-
czej, ma zaplacit $3.50 Piotrowi
Feibinger, kt6re tenze mu pozy-
cyl. Ia pieniadze tie wydawano
socyalistyczna gazette "The
People,, obrohca oskarzonego
zarzucai, IL partya, jake nieinkor-
porowane towarzystwo, ME mo-
ze bye pociagnieta do odpowie-
dzialnosci. Sedzia Seabury je-
dnakowoz wv instrukcyach swo-
ich wykazal, re rada administra-
cyjna, jako agentka partyi, m1a}a
oroIUo oo1vczaS D;e1iadza a1ebv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
Rok XIV.


wolni; zazalenia i pretensye "a
latwia komisya pojednawcza; ME
ulegna karze ci, ktorzy przyla-
czyli sic do strajku przez sympa-
tye; wszyscy motorowi i kondu-
ktorzy strajkujacy, kt6rzy ME
brali udzialu W zaburzeniach, 10
stana przyjeci do sluzby.
Obecnie rozchodzi 81 go to, czy
dyrektorzy kompanii zatwierdza
te umowe zgodza sic ma mia
strajkierzy. Losy strajku waza
sic przeto, lecz jest nadzieja po-
koju.
Ma ulicach tymczasem o poko-
ju ME bylo wczoraj mowy, zwsa-
SEGA ma State st. Tramwaje, kto-
re wyszly remiz ma 63 ulicy,
natrafialy ma 81, 81 | al ulicy ma
przeszkody. Rzucano W policyarl-
tow kamieniami, powytlukiwano
szyby. Dosz}o do tego, ze ME
starczyly palki strozow bezpie-
czehstwa, trzeba byso strzelae
z rewolwer6w, azeby t}um rope
die. Potfuczono nadto W roz-
nych miejscach lampy elektrycz-
ne, pozrywano druty pzewodo-
we, rzucano sic ma wozy z zy-
wnoscia, wjezdzajaca do remiz.
Wsr6d takich okolicznosci wy
placono strajherom reszte ich
naleznosci. Przestali mice sto-
sunki kompania ma talk dlugo,
dop6ki r." nastanie pok6j i ME
zosta"~ "a nowo dopuszczeni do
piracy.
Sprawa woznic.
Komitet wykonawczy wlasci-
cieli woz6w zebrai sic wczoraj l
radzit mad tenn, jake stanowisKo
zajaG wobec faktu, re woznice
ziamali kontrakt kompania CT
ty Railway porzucili prace przez
sympatye z konduktorami moto-
rowyGni. Wlasciciele wozow "a
daja powrotu woznic do piracy,
gdyz W razie przeciwnym unie-
WANNA wszystkie mimi zawarte
umowy, Kt6re - jak sic pokazu-
je - ME maja zadnej wartosci.
Pomimo TAX groznej postawy
wlascicieli wozow, "Tea1nsters
Joint Council" uznaia strajk woz-
mic kompanii City Railway "a u
sprawiedliwiony.
Pred garbarnia.
Bardzo mas cieszylo, re Polacy
ME brali dotychczas udzia1u W
rozruchach, spowodowanych
strajkiem tramwajowym.
Przykro nam zanotowad
fakt, - re strajk garbarzy
trwajacy cd trzech tygodni, spo-
wodowai rozlew lcrwi polskiej.
Niektorym Polakom sprzyhzyfa
sic trzytygodniowa bezczynnose.
Nalezeli do mich Jozef Paliszew-
ski Antoni Szylnahski. Zgiosili
sic przeto do zarzadu Chicago
Tannery pm. 347 N .Sangar1lon
ul. i ofiarowali mu swe usiug.
Ia okolicznoSc roznamietniia
strajkierow, zebranych Nv szyiiku
Kub elika, mad rzeka. Rzucono
sic ma "scabow" t{umnie przy-
parto ich do muru pod rusztowa-
MEM gornej kolei. Zbroczeni
krwia, bronili sic Pallszewski /
Szymahski, jak mogli, wreszcie
doby1i rewolmerow i strzelill.
Strzaiy poskutkowafy, napastni-
cy rozproszyli sic, Paliszewski !
Szymahski zdoiall ujst caso, lecz
ma placu legfo dwoch strajkie-
row, Antoni SzymahsH i Michael
Callaghan, kt6rych musiano od-
wiezc do szpitala Siostr Nazare-
tanek. Aresztowano kllkanascie
osob, przewaznie Wsochow. Pa
liszewskiego Szymahskiego ,kto-
rego inienia ME znamy, poszuku-
je policya dotychczas nadarem-
ME, pomimo re ukrywaja sic bez
potrzeby. swiadkowie zeznaja
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
4 CHRISTMAS OPINION

Hon. Monroe McClurg, the big
hearted, popular and efficient attorney
general, issued few days since a
Christmas opinion to the board of SUI
pervtsors and county officers of the
various counties of the state which
was unique and felicitous. The follow
ing is the opening paragraph Of the
opinion:
''Gentlemen-FOr three years you
and I have done the best we could.
Who can do more? One more year Of
official trials and tribulations, and
then we come to a new deal;' may
you get a good hand.' That we
have made mistakes we know better
and regret more than anybody. ]
sincerely wish each and all OF you, my
fellow laborers,' a Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year."
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
The Bridal Party Given a Dining.

On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Wyatt gave an elegant dining
at Hotel South in honor OF the Nor
rison-Wyatt bridal party. 1t was a
very swell affair and the supper was
served in courses. The dining room
had been tastily decorated for the &C.
casion and the long table charmingly
arranged. The color scheme was red
and white, and crimson and white
carnations were the flowers. Beauti-
full hand-painted menu cards were
used and were souvenirs of the happy
occasion. 1t was very delightful
function throughout. Only the mem
bers of the immediate bridal party
and few relatives were present.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

On Sunduy night at his home in
this city Mr.. William Norwood died
after an illness of several weeks with
fever. He had been low for several
days SO his end came as no great sur
prise. He was about 45 years of age
and leaves a wife and several children
to mourn his loss. He was q member
Of the meat market firm Of Norwood
& Williams and was straightforward,
honorable man. The funeral services
over his remains were conducted in
town Monday afternoon by Rev. w.
Jas. Robinson, and they were carried
to Gore Springs for interment Tuesday
morning. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved family.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

The faculty OF Grenada College were
at home Wednesday night from ten
to twelve, the occasion being timed
to suit the passing OF the old year.
The guests were introduced to the
girls, and a very pleasant time was
spent. Frappe, hot chocolate and
cakes were served. Just as the last
moments of 1902 were fitting away
Miss Bennett read Tennyson's poem,
'Ring Out the Old Year, after
which everybody Joined in singing
''Auld Lang Syne."
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
800 Reward 800.

The readers OF this paper will be please to
learn that there is 1T least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
tarrh Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being Il
constitutional disease. requires u cOnstitu-
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surface OF the system,
disease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo o.
e. Sold by Druggists. 15c.
Halls Family Pills are best.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
MASON DOTS.

Mr.. Ed Hill, Of Redding, spent
Xmas holidays with his brother, Mr..
Tohn Hill.
Miss Jimmie Heath attended an
entertainment at Mr.. NJ. X. Gray's
at Jefferson, last Friday night.
A most enjoyable entertainment
was given at Mr.. John Heath's last
Friday night. Those present were:
Misses Anna Turnipseed, Clara Du-
bard, Minnie and Ruby Harper, Rosa
Gibson, Ada Minis, Vernon Watkins,
May Carter and Celia Heath, and
Messrs. Ed Hill, Allen Pate, Greed,
Robert and Jim Watkins, Ed Turnip-
seed, Frank Harper, Dick Minter,
Leon Heath and Prof. McNeal, OF JET
ferSOn.
II you want TO know how to get
home after visiting your best girl just
ask DIR. f.. w. Miller and Mr.. f. ID.
Simpson.
Mr.. Il. f. Bratton made flying trip
to Grenada Tuesday.
After a short visit to her parents,
Miss Minnie Harper has returned to
Memphis to resume her position as
stenographer and bookkeeper for the
Memphis Cider and Vinegar Co.
Mr.. J. H. White, of Jefferson
passed through Mason Tuesday on hi.
way to Dubard.
After an absence of several months
Mr.. Chas. Watkins has returned II
his home at Mason.
Prof. F. H. Harper, after spendin,
holidays at home, has returned to hi
school, one mile east of Grenada.
Mr.. J. III. Hill has spent very er
joyable Xmas rabbit hunting.
"ROUGH AND READY"
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
incorporation Of the
Grenafla Transportation Co.

Sec. /: BE It known that Jos. Newburger,
J. +. Thomas, A. C. Leigh, J. w. 9tlpea, d.
l.. Holcomb, q. W. Terrali. K. w. Hornsby,
and their associates, are hereby created q
body polite and corporate under the name
and style Of ''Grenad& Transportation Co."
and as such shall exist Afty years.
Sec. =: The purposes for which said COR
poratiOn is formed is to transport freight
and passengers between Graysport, In Gre
NADIA County, and Greenwood, In LeFlore
County, Mississippi.
It's stock shall not be less than one thous-
and five hundred dollars aud may be increas-
Cd to twenty thoussn nd dollars, divided shares
OF twenty-five dollars each The place OF
meeting OF said corporation shall be in Gre
NADIA. Grenada County, Mississippi. but said
place OF meeting may be changed ut amy
time by Il vote OF u majority OF the stuckhol-
ders Of said Company.
Sec. 3: The said corporation shall have
power and authority to conduct the business
of carrying and hauling on waters between
GrayspOrt and Greenwood, aforesaid, and
intermediate points on said river and their
tributaries, all such things and freight as
are transported by common carriers, for
which 1t shall have full power and authority
to charge legal and reasonable freight rates
Said Company shall have full power to pur-
chase and build boats, barges, etc., as may
be required in its business, and to contract
therefor; also to clean out the rivers and
streams upon which it may operate; to built
wharves and landing places for its boats
barges, ::etc. at such places On said rivers
etc. AS it may acquire the right to.
| Sec. 4: Said Company shall have sucl
powers as are conferred by Chapter Is of tn
Code of 1892 of Mississippi, which are neces
sary and proper for the conduct of its bust
ness Jan. 3rd. 3 t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
Read This if you are Going
West.

The Iron Mountain will sell one-way tick
cts to points in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mis-
rouri all points in Texas, Oklahoma, Indian
Territory, ut ONE HALF OF the standard
one-way rate, plus q 90. For example: The
present one-way rate from Memphis to Dali
las. Texas, Is e14 80; one half OF this rate is
81. Is. which added to s.. co. makes selling
rate t0.25. These tickets will be on sale Oct.
3lst. Nov. 4th and 18th, Dec. End and 10th,
1907, Jan. 9th and 10th, Feb. 3rd and 18th.
March 3rd and 17th. April eth and 2lst 1908.
Iron Mountain will sell round trip tickets
to above named States and dates ut one
Fare, plus 500, with stopover ut pleasure,
good three weeks return.
For further information, address.
II. D. WILSON. ELLIS FARNswORrH,
P&T.A., Trav. Pass. Agent,
OlO-tf 314 Main st. Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
NEW YORK LIFE.
The greatest and most liberal In
ternatioral Life endurance Company
in the world.
PURELY MUTUAL
S27-1y. 4. S. BELL, Special Agent.

The many friends of Mr.. Ellis
Farnsworth, OF Memphis, regret to
learn that he has resigned his duties
as travelling passenger agent for the
Iron Mountain Railroad and will go
west to accept position with another
road. He is a fine railroad man and
has always been popular in Grenada,
where he has been on a number OF
occasions.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

For the benefit of Nicksburg girls
who are treading dangerously near the
spinster line the American is glad to
saw that Mr.. A. S. Hurt who will take
the place of Mr.. \. Z. Pearce as tick
ct agent for the Y. & NJ. V. is mid
die aged bachelor who would not be
averse to travelling the balance OF the
way under the burden of the matrimo-
nial yoke.-Vicksburg American.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

The holiday rush is now over and
conditions have about resumed their
normal state. The new year has be-
gun and there are lots OF people who
are struggling to keep the vows and
resolutions made at it's beginning.
While many will not do all they resol-
we'd to do, the effort to do SO will not
hurt them. 1t is better to have re-
solved for the better and fail than
not to have resolved at all.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
FARMING
IN THE SOUTH

The Passenger Department OF the Illinois
Central Railroad Company Is issuing
monthly circulars concerning fruit growing.
vegetable gardening, stock raising: dairyinX,
etc. in the States OF Kentucky. West Ten
nessee. Mississippi, and LOuisiana Every
his name and address to the undersigned. will
be mailed free, Circulars Nos. p. ). and B.
and others as they are published from
month to month.
L. F. MONTGOMERY. T. P. A..
WEST JACKSON STATION, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

We guarantee every bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thi rds OF the
contents. This is the best remedy in
the world for Ia grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough and is
pleasant and safe to take. 1tprevents
any tendency of a cold to results in
pneumonia. Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
New Century Comfort.

Millions are daily finding world
of comfort in Bucklen'S Arnica Salve.
It kills pain from Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Bruises; conquers Ulcers, and Fever
Sores; cures EruptionS, Salt Rheum,
BoilS and Fel3nS; removes CornS and
warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
CSC at The Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

Mrs, J. Martin Cartmell, of Mem
phis, was the guest of her sister, Mrs
s. A. Morrison, this week.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
Notice to Teachers.

We have no school funds on hand
and will not have until about the 10Th
of next February, SO teachers must
hold their reports until then. Those
who desire to see me on official buSi-
ness must call on Saturday.
V. X. JAMES,
County Supt. Ed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

Kansas City Beef, all-pork Sausage,
homemade Sausage, BOokfield Park
farm Sausage, Pork Loins, hog and
beef brains or good country beef can
he had at any time by telephoning
No. 1lS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
Stove Wood for Sale.

l have one hundred cords OF good
Oak Stove Wood for sale at 50. 90 per
cord. Leave orders at the SENTINEL
office, or with MIR. J. e. Greenhaw' s
meat market, first floor SENTINEL
building. CHAs. ARMSTRONG.
O26-9t
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

Miss Sallie S. Statham, Of Atlanta,
Ga, is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
B. S. Dudley. They have not seen
each other until this visit for about
forty years.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03
M. Richard Topp Dead.

On December 26th Mr.. Richard c.
Topp died in Holly Springs after a
long illness. He was brother Of Mrs.
NJ. X. Mister, OF Grenada, and was
never married. He was we'll known
here and had many friends. Mr.. Topp
was gentleman of the highest type
and possessed true merit. He was
generous in spirit, warml hearted in
manner and always faithful to his
friends, Of which he had 4 large circle.
He was honorable in his dealings with
all people and was ever ready to do a
kindness to those about him. He will
be missed very much. TO the bereaved
relatives our deepest sympathy goes
out.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-01-03

The reason a bride on her wedding
tour knows that nobody suspects she
is a bride is that she sees everybody
whispering to everybody else trying to
find out what she is.-New York Press.