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transportation for Mrs. De Becker and
her children back 10 England.
Lew n. Fields has received an offer OF
SO, 600 for his hale interest I'm the West
End Theater from Nathan Stern, a real
estate dealer, and Leo G. Tiuer. man
ager of the Broadway Theater in
Brooklyn. The theater cost Weber &
Fields $4,000, a mortgage Of $4,000 be-
ing allowed to stand.
1t is said that Marie Cahiu has Joined
the Lew Fields stock company and that
Nancy Brown will be sent on the road
by Weber & Rush with another star.
Joe WEIGH has been operated upon at
his home because OF an injury received
in a fall on a stage In Pittsburg He
viii soon star in a play TO be called
either The Business Man" or "Cohen's
Luck" Alfred Mayo has been taking
the title role in The Peddler"
Marie Drofnah. leading woman with
Charles b. HanfOrd, has recovered from
d serious affection OF the throat which.
some weeks ago, threatened to make q
necessary for her 20 retire temporarily
from the stage.
Janet Priest, who plays Muggsy in
"The Maid and the Mummy" was en-
tertained in Boston at a series OF teas
given by the Minnesota girls studying
at the Emerson College Of OratOry and
the chapter of Delta Delta Delta at
Boston University. Miss Priest was also
recently entertained by the college girls
Of her sorority at Barnard College, New
York, and the WOmon's College or
Baltimore.
Blanche Walsh will produce Clyde
Fitch's new play, The Woman in the
Case" about Christmas time
Miss FoIa la Toilette. daughter Of
Robert Ia Toilette governor Of Wiscon-
sin. and former member Of Congress
from that State, made her stage debut
as q member of Miss Rehau's company
al New Haven. Conn, last Monday
evening The critics Of that city say
that although she appeared in the com
paratively small part Of one Of the play
ers in the Induction" Of The Tanning
Of the shrew," she gave evidence of
possessing the spark Of genius. Miss La
Toilette viii be the recipient Of social at
tentlon iu Washington this week, hav-
ing a large circle of friends IN this
city, which was her home during her
fathers terms I'm Congress.
A few pinerolsms from "Iris"-A young
society man is seeking employment and
trying to earn his living for the first
time
what can ne do2' His ear for mu-
sic is wonderful. and ne draws cleverly
in pastel" ''The failures iu life are mas
tiers Of the minor talents"
What is a hnaHcier9" "A inancier
on q pawubroker with imagination"
England with It's ugly women and
SNUG meE, its caeap shams, hEpocrisies
and Droyincialisms the eternal suburb Of
the universe
Thomas Jefferson viii play in New
York next season I'm RIP Van Wrinkle. O."
The Yale football team attended q Sat
urday evenings performance OF "Pih!
Pad. Pouf.T
Tim Murphy has secured Joseph JEFF
ferson's form Of his famous repertoire
10 produce next season. Those included
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Whatever is worth
doing is worth doing
we'll" applied TO
footwear
selling.

The most Distinguishing
feature of this shoe establish
ment and the one which is
principally the cause of its
success is the character and
variety of its stock. Every
creation that IS produced by
those makers who are con
ceded to be the arbiterS Of
fashion and which find favor
with the elite of New York
are Immediately shown here
not one or two pairs of a
sort. but in full and complete
assortment of sizes and
shapes.
Such is the principle of
this store in every line
Women'S evening, reception,
and wedding SlippeTS-Wo-
mems street, carriage, and
bOudOir footwear - mems
street and evening footwear
mems and WOmen'S sport
ing footwear - cOaChnen's.
fOOtmen'S, bell bows, house
maids. nurses footwear
boys, misses and infants
Sh0eS-even down to the
footwear accessories, such as
shoe trees, p0iSheS, etc.
Distinctive character in
every pair of "Rich's" shoes
appeals to those of refined
tastes. and hence they have
become the footwear of the
+elite"-the rec o gnize q
standard of fashion in Wash
ingtOn.
Attention is likewise di-
rected to the many effects in
carriage boots and boudOir
fOOtWear-iOzenS of novel
ties.
The season of sports, such
rs shooting, hunting, riding,
gOlfing, etc, finds our aSSOTt-
ment Of footwear for such
wear fully cOmplete-with-
out an equal in the South.
The best grades in every
line-ytt not expensive
prices. Mems shoes start at
$3.50. and are the best at that
price. WOmen'S shoes start
at $500, and better values
are not Obtainable.
B. RiCh's Sons,
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Helene Middleton. an actress who was
with Edna May in The School Girl, % in
London. received an injury 10 her spine
Ga an automobile accident October Is.
and was taken 20 Bellevue and later In
the week 20 a private sauitarium-
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Forty Hours at St. AIMS.

Special music viii be a feature this
morning at the forty hours devotion, 10
be held in ST. AIMS Church, Ienley-
town A solemn high mass viii be
sung NJ l0-l5 O'Clock ana many Wash
ingtOn singers viii go out TO Tenley-
town to assist i'm the program.
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Tim Murphy has secured Joseph JEFF
ferson-s form Of his famous repertoire
10 produce next season. Those included
in the contract are. The Cricket on the
Hearth Lend Me Five ShilIiuEs."
THE Rivals" ard David Garrlck-" 8ir
Murphy viii have a specially chosen
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lease of the Scala Theater in Milan for
next April. that ne may produce The
ship" a new three-act tragedy he is
completing for Eleonora Duse It's ac-
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AchilIe Dumout, a French portrait
painter, has arrived in New York from
Paris, TO paint Richard Mansfield as
Car Ivan. ShylOck, Beau BrummeI,
Richard III and Baron CheVTiaL
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company. and will present each play
with the usual accessories.
Pauline Hail Mcclellan has had her
brokers arrested 70 recover $4,000 she
saws was lost because Of their actions
I'm recent stock transactions. Justice
Amend reserved decision.
Z. D. stair and G. r Nicolai viii pre-
sent David Higgins az the American
Tbeater. New York, following the
French company's season. The play
selected Is His Last Dollar
Fred Wright. jr.. introduced a new
bit or business in The School Girl last
week. concerning which great fuss has
been made IN the daily papers The
stunt" consisted Of a papier-mache hg-
ure. attached to a basket in such way
that IL makes it appear as though the
performer was being carried on the PACK
Of a man. II seems that the bit Of busi-
ness was put IN rather hurriedly, as u
was rumored that someone else might
steal IT, As a matter Of fact the idea
belongs to the French grotesque, Torcat.
who introduced it IN his act in New
York at least four years ago. Torcat
has been doing the trick in vaudeville
for many years. and has done It In New
York dozens of times.-DTamatic Mirror.
Robert Hunter. formerly press repre-
sentative OF LiebIer & Co, viii repre-
sent Margaret Anglin, Frank /. Perley's
new star.
The first rehearsals Of "ParsifaT' were
held at the metropolitan Grand Opera
House. New York. Thursday afternoon
and evening Alfred Hertz used his
new invention for indicating the time
TO the chorus master.
The John Robinson Circus has issued
a record OF the season just ended III
attractive pamphlet form. Punch Wheel
er is the author of the narrative, which.
ne claims IN his preface, is las close
90 the truth as is consistent ia his line
of business" The book is plentifuily
supplied with pictures of the men and
animals connected with the show.
Souvenir hunters Of the feminine per
suasion make Robert Blossoms life a bur
den He parted with numerous stock
ties he wore during the run Of Soldiers
OF Fortune and has already rehn-
pushed dozens Of the yellow SILK hand
kerchiefs he knots about his neck in
'Rauson's Folly" He IS considering
the advisabllity of securing the cooper
. GLlUE OF sFNEAtA4 r44-AlAIhl stars anu
leading men for a bargain sale Il cast
OF wardrobe.
Howard Walter. a Washingtonian.
better known 10 mis- friends as Fred i.
Walter, is now playing with the "One
Night in june" Company. The play is a
pretty pastoral melodrama and IS meet
Ing with success.
The members OF the Pittgburg Orches-
ira. one 90 the best and most diguifeJ
musical organizations ia America, have
been compelled 10 Join the Musical
Union. 1t Is reported that Emil PauF,
the new director. VIII also join that
labor organization If the union so de-
maEds.
AchilIe DumouJ a French portrait
painter, has arrived in New York from
Paris, TO paint Richard Mansfield as
Car Ivan. ShyIock. Beau BrummeI.
Richard III and Baron CHsvriaL
Gabrielle d'AnnUnZiO has asked for a
lease Of the Scala Theater in Milan for
next April that ne may produce THE
Ship" a new three-act tragedy he is
completing FOR Eleonora Duse. It's ac-
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The members Of the PittgbuFg Orches-
ira. one Og the best and most Gignihel
musical organizations ia America, have
been compelled 10 join the Musical
Union. 1t Is reported that Emil PauF,
the new director. viii also join that
labor organization If the union so de
uaEds
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Howard Walter a WashiRgtOnian.
better known 10 mis- friends as Fred L.
Walter, is now playing with the "One
Night in June" Company. The play IS a
pretty pastoral melodrama and IS meet
Ing with success.
The Washington times., 1904-11-06

Thomas Jefferson viii play in New
York next season I'm RIP Van Wrinkle
The Washington times., 1904-11-06

The Yale football team attended q Sat
urIay evenings performance OF "Pihl
Pad. Poufi"
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A Talented Musician.

HaCCD. LeouCavaUo. Miss Mabel con
stance Foster OF Chicago, accompanl7
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Leopold Schen. the grandfather OF
FRITZ Scheh, died last week at his hCme
lu Vienna.
The Washington times., 1904-11-06

Checkers" was seen gratuitOusly by
300 little wards OF the Chudren's Aid
Society October 2g
The Washington times., 1904-11-06

Madame SChumanu-Heink. with the
entire company and production Of
Loves Lottery wifi make tour by
special train 90 the Pacific Coast and re-
--Fu stopping only an the larger cities
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
IIN rHE VALUE AT S2.OOO. GOO. Price Which Government VII I}c Asked to Pay tor Im-
 pcrial system.
California Development Company May Put Higher igurc
 on the Works

The organization ,.mwiit,, .t t.r 1mt~rial Water -,.- A.>.,.si..u wLt,h has be,u n.vvt.I1 lu i... An-,.,- fur tHc lurI'sr ut tallU- t.t II.....'u. arN ~ttis- utp.s~aIN 2. ,uI.> tI a.t .i t.c National Reclamation c...u.~-. .... ha. l,cacl q. -#H#.i a If..-.t"u .H thc government .~Au- lt l UuH i, California Develop t'u.lu ~ plaut ai luI4fa. .r s-H'|"HN. IH.- i~ fic value facr. yu i., ~v~,rm nt mpuiaef, .l iHr -E-iHH. .ais' s- ira.ri ihat iHc corporation w.u lut uaru hIg.tr G-ur. au t..H H.rA~.
 The newly organized .~>.c. .a'lnn wal. ataucc iaruarl i,- a l.'ca',uu ia tac ltr- pArimrui ni t.e lat.rur ln aaNr tHr Imperial ai-tfg, ueIu.lri iu iae r,~-ia. matiuu project
 The -srfumrHt i- ai Wagk uu tur Nnma ~t~I.u. and t.. Irrai lv r have pr.nH--i taat t.... 'se >H rNi .u.it-. as ta cover ihr.r aat~ I.e urr---..ry arrc4-e has asra.H .--.u --.ei ua.
 The Water J-.r-. A.~.~at.u wa~ formed .as1 uryk as.l t.a negotiations fur tie purchase ut ttt system Wf|l hr done lA a cumMltt~s rauu.e,,i oi !. w Gleason. C. ~ Isa3arl aui E. E. W5ll-
 The water u~rr- e5 thr urA district feel tUat ia- people must ~-cure utr.I of ;hc water system t.r iie salvation "t ihr country. ir RUi.r tl- l-v..ur- mcut Company isa- aea- -rAi u..sN ami Atu H.- ~.-e su z .ag -.t.A8 a- ii lsas done it aa~ ctutr.ciel &. -"pfly more water thau !, s- 8.su-.
 ~4i3 Iatl N. Iaa re.tt. -~cr.tArs nl abe lmps.a8l cla" l-r ui CuWm-rre. 7 1a Ia> i--r1, i.ere .ar -.-t-ral .a1-. ua- der private uanrr>Lsu abe r-ni a" rrut water u.u-s ls. purchase! iuu ihc ,au.- Itauy. aua A- tte country 4dtAncs--, rl4i- price canl8 i.- a.y4Dc-i uHts. t Would hr n.r adam prDh5osiiv-. whfre1. under -.ttrssusent aauer-taa tht lr-.f,- w.a.5 aas t.~ uAirr llH- same a. tac .anI Ii- government E parG mtslhl ba lr advancing < tl.- uprs.F. bu1 all ii.is aHa3 have ta I- Taii lssrk by the p-re iu ten yearly ia-.A.3- meEt~.
 'Ai thteitie- in .H~ Imperial c.uu- try are l.oeHu@ sad MT. l4Nr.ut-. ''e.-f f--ei2i'y Ius&rs.i The matter uf incorporation a- e1tF ui fts- sixth r 4-- 5- fu he EatsQ Hf@u tfs- man'a. Iie population s- -tta.9 .v -r.w.ug. aud al4ese s- really 8 rs-.s ai lAnd -.-ek-r-. Tlsrr aae coming .r.sa. -ilI l4ri- 70; th@ couu1rF.
 '+Bxer -1ou arr-- 4r. p,W iu crai~- San hrso Iubun--
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Have Nou a ooughs

k l..r ui laUrrI. ll.t,U.uui syrup vru rlr,, r Have Nuu a c.'I. V .I.-, .i lt,ruIH,af I,i .m. aut 'r. Uurnt .uaiI doses ui llurvHwuut ~Nur ..uf... t.p..a u.| rw.,. t. Try t t.f uh.wue ,os-H tI a-tuua. i.r rr.umrt u. Ir bronchitis Nr. luc Nreuj.. s-- l. l>i .fu,t llHt,.u~.n. Nan. ur.tr-. "t hlt, u-.l la'.trt s II..,.uuuu Syrup .u w, Hml.N ''r ,,ar- ar.l UuI it tHe .e.t aui w..t I., .fati, m, I,uel lr,cu~ri -v. 'v Sl
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

IMPERIAL WAFER COMPANY No.
 - I>-a,iun ui principal flaee ..i "l-. iu,-s, iijtss.l-, san Hr-a tp.. tail-
 iar.ia
 NOTICE There .- delinquent "n ihr t.i..wsu. I~-.-rs ,.I -i.cs uu account pi a.-,---mseut No. z. Levied un th" 3rd day 1I Niay. i.Jf, th" -ctul amounts --, opposite ti, pamc- .j the respective
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Thrown from 9 H agon.

Alr. Ceof-s &. La|e.re ra- throvu .irom ii- aa4aa and --ses'f brui-.-i- He applied t..ui*raln- laia IaIa ireels aul -.y- n t- tAe l-st lla.ueut he rtcr need Dir Eaue.rs l- N-ll known c.t.zen M Nnf'H Faa. CunU. Thrre i- Hui..al ,rtfai q. Pain Baln Cor frfa5u- sad hfu -.- it H.II -# tr a cure 5n su euc-lh.r4 sls- uu. required by aI.y oller ''eatn-rr.-
 For sg'c hg lmp~fan Drug Cu. pr. F. E. buder-ou, Ir.p- Phone .s.
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Aorlce Of spec .Ei Stockholders Heeiinz of In-.
 p-rsi Water cosnpzn, Co. [.

Notics ]. hereby -sru t.Ai a special meeting m tIle ~tacthsl1rr- n. imp .r.a. Mater C1u.pauy Ap 2 .a. i-.u caiI-I D, arier ,i tl. Board ui Ilrrinr- . .of -sii Corporation. e. h. hr.a u t.e 2 N0mp4uY uH.t iu iup .r.a'. C.tuty { San 70 -1t. ~sat- ul California. uu t.- Second 14v nlJu'Y. 1+J4. at i-n a. .cI.ck. a m- ir ihe purts-e "t rsD-I arin and aelina ultl sue nH-. .u+.- h- may plolserl come l..or. fur m- iias
 B %. NDIurnaiN. Secretary oi ImIerIal Water Cpinfspy fA.. 2. inprraI C. L.lnty "i San b.-go. ,stliioniA.
 4uus l1 lAl4 Iune l>
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I~N4 $l|3 M

AuI in accordance with law aud an ur..rr uf .h. lsarti pt Directors made "u -aii lYih iay ui April, l"Jl. -u many -uar,-~ ui each parcel oi ~uclt stock a~ mav l,. u,-,s-~~ary Will lv -"lI at tH" ..lre .t tlsc C .mpauy, ru,um "l1 Brady lu udiu.. im rh- City u' Ip- Angeles. Cua.tv ui l5-- Angeles. state ut tt.Jinf- n.s. uu Thur~sity abe 3a'h ,.av at June, InI3. at thr E.. ur ui twelve o'clock u""m ut said day B. .aF delinquent a~. ~~- r.ru'- ttrr..u. ,.-r'h.r vsth cn>t~ "t ads..rt5-ir.. and rxl-a-c- ni sa.r.
 l.. v. MuTLTGlE. Secretary. D DNr.-brl'v Eu'.lu-, tty "i Los Au-r'e-. County ui I.o- Au-.."-, Stat" pi California Juu- ll-l---r
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Drive In
The J. F. Boyd umber Compa'

Have opened up retail lumber business permanently Imperial in connection with our Hoe business We know the lumber business all the way through and kindly ask m share of your patronage when n want of building material
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18
O. ttNp. .ENt N1tllt
WrIUNI WtTTE VUNTNNN WI

INTERIM N\lIE COM MI NJ.
 4. .auuu .i principal place "t Nu, !.
 u,--. lt.- AlJI.-, l.u~ Angeles
 y1.tY. California.
 NOTICE T..u !, ,dru4nvni ui"n tIrt..,.u D .-.rII-tl >l.e.. .u .trHHHt ,f a.-.-~ucn; levied u ,.v i"iH ut "i A.r.. lsut. tll- several amounts -.t "lr i- ..itr tNc names ui tu, respective Shareholders As i,.l1N~s
The Imperial press., 1904-06-18

And iu accordance with Law auh au ar-er .f i.l- EarI Di D,r,clpr-, uiai" uu t.. 3rI aay nl Map rDl -" many -lat,.. uf esra Inr.ei uI -nr'a -tur< a- may .- uree--try, Hiil l.. -nid at i.r o.Ir.al. r.u. fauN at llo.t, .i'', ~an l .s Go D.l.f,rua. au r.r 9Hh day ui Jsut. I4.s. at tH- Igr ui trH o'clock A N [. fur delinquent a--.--nIrni- thereon. ...,Iiirr wItI. c,-i- ul a.iF,.'I-- lug nd ea p u...- oi -Hl..
 IMPERIAL WATER co. NO. z.
 ls 2 N rArYN secretary. O1Ir- iiutlil4 etu D.esY t1., ta'li"r- u.a June l--2j.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-07-02

smallest of the standard breeds, n
be asserts that they consume less feed.
They assimilate their food. and 1t Is
converted into milk and butter ana Is
not used in building up and sustaining
a large carcass.
1--WE are going to make all other
breeds take to the woods after this
test" said Mr.. Graves. "a few days
1 was testing some Of u Jersey
milk, and my hands were all sticky
and greasy from the enormous amount
of butter fat the milk contained. Mr..
Won Heyne, who Is In charge OF the
Holsteins, sent over a quantity Of his
milk for me to test. or course, from a
commercial standpoint, there was no
comparison between the milk, but 1t
was a pleasure to test his milk, for
when I got through there was no
grease on my hands. After this l
will have a bucket of Holstein milk
around handy to wash my hands In
after testing our own rich Jersey milk"
The test begins May 16 and conttn-
ues 120 days.
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Commissioners Sale OfLand.

Pursuant to a Decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Grenada county, State
of Mississippi, rendered at the April
term, 1904, in the case of Mississippi
Cotton Oil Company VS.. Paul G. Will
liams, ct al, / will, as commissioner
therein appointed, offer for sale on
the 25th day of July, 1904, at the east
door of the Court House in the city of
Grenada, in said county and State, at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the lands situated in the
East ward, city of Grenada, in said
County and State, and described as
commencing 140 feet south of the
northwest corner of the southwest
quarter of lot 1915, in the East
ward of said city of Grenada, and run
ming thence south parallel with Ker-
shaw street IL feet, thence east 2l0
feet, thence north parallel with the
western boundary Is feet, thence west
21O feet to point Of beginning. This
Both day of June, 1904.
VIM. G. MCLEAN, j.. S. KING,
Sol. for Comp. Com.
T.0-2t
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The business houses at Jackson will
be closed on the Fourth ofaJuly.
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For a Hundred Years.

For a hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has been recognized as a supe-
rior remedy. but it remained for E. q.
Dewitt & Co. of Chicago, to discover
how to combine the virtues of Witch
Hazel with other antiSepticS, in the
form of a salve. DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve is the best salve in the world
for sores, cuts, burns, bruises and piles.
The high standing of this Salve has
given rise to c%ounterfeits, and the
public is advised to look for the name,
Dewitt" on the package, and accept
no other. Sold by The Second Glass
Drug Store.
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An Alarm Clock for 25c.

If you want to get up early and feel
good all day take a Little Early Riser
or two at bed time. These famous
little pills relax the nerves, gives qul-
ct rest and refreshing sleep, with a
gentle movement of the bowels about
breakfast time. w. H. Howell, Hous-
ton, Tex, says, EARLY RiSers are the
best pills made for constipation, sick
headache, billiouSneSs, ETC." Sold by
The Second Glass Drug Store.
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bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by Board OF
Supervisors n first Monday in July,
1904, for the construction of a bridge
oyer Turn Bull creek, in District !,
according to plans and specifications
on file in chancery clerks office. Bond
will be required as provided by law.
Us. KING,
,June II. 1904. Chancery Clerk.
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1t having been reported that we had
left town, we desire to deny the state
ment most emphatically. We have a
better place than ever before in which
to conduct our barber business. being
located over Messrs. Duncan & Halls
store, and hope all of u friends will
call on us. Respectfully,
HENRY JOHNSON,
WALTER HALLIDAY.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
pi, rendered at the April term, 1904, in the
case of Exparte Charles Edward Wright and
Mary Belle Wright, by next friend, and
sioner therein appointed. offer for sale on
the 4th day OF July 1904, at the east door of
the court house in the city of Grenada, in
said county, within legal hours, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
lands situated in said county and state and
described as the northeast quarter of Sec
tion twelve Q2) township twenty-one CD of
range four "a east. This the 14th day Of
May, 1904.
RoANE AND RoANE, j. $. KING,
Sol. for Complnts. Com.
June 4 1904-3t.
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Lent Rice, the genial and popular
sheriff of Tallahatchie county, was in
Grenada yesterday.
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Driven to Desperation.

Living in an out of the way place,
remote from civilization, a family
is often driven to desperation in
case of accident, resulting in burns,
cuts. wounds, ulcers, etc. Lay in a
supply Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's
the best on earth. 25c at The Second
Class Drug Store.
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The Hon. John Sharp Williams has
positively declined to accept the vice
presidential nomination under any cir
cumstances, and believes it would be
unwise to name a Southern man at
this time, all of which tends to show
his observation-disclosures.
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Bids Wanted,

Bids will be received by Board of
Supervisors on first Monday in July
1904, to scrape and paint with best
bridge paint, Yalabusha river iron
bridge In District No. 5. Bond will
be required as provided by law.
j. S. KING,
June IL, 1904. Chancery Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-07-02

The Grenada baseball team defeated
Batesville at the latter place by a
score of II to 9 on Thursday. The
team played, another game, but too
late for publication.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-07-02

The genial j. S. King, Jr., spent
several days last and this week at
Castalian Springs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-07-02
Blacksmith and Repair Shop for
Sale.

Blacksmith and repair shop located
on the public square: brick building,
30x8O feet. Will sell building, tools,
ETC., or will sell tools, materials and
good will and rent building. Fine run
of trade; no opposition; good reason
for selling. Apply to A. S. Weigert,
Grenada, Miss.