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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01
COUNTY COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Convene at Court House and Discuss
Matters-SeveraI Speeches Made.

The County Cotton Association con-
vened at the court house on last Sat
urday, and while the attendance was
not as full as it might have been, still
there were present goodly number
of farmers who manifested deep in
terest in the situation, besides num-
ber of business men in Grenada who
pledged their fidelity and influence to
the association. The general plan of
the association was elaborated by the
president, Mr.. I. M. Stevens, and the
progress Of organization in the county
was made known.
Short and excellent speeches were
made by tue following gentlemen:
Rev. T. B. Williamson. w. M. Du-
bard, w. S. p. D9ty and DIR. w. III.
Whitaker.
1t was resolved to push the work of
organizing, and if possible, get every
farmer i'm the county into the aSSo-
citation. And right here it might be
proper to state that the association is
not only enrolling farmers. but all
classes OF business men, for every man
in the South is directly or indirectly
interested in the cotton market. And
the goodwill and influence of all buSi-
ness interests in the South is neceS-
Sary to make the movement success.
The Sentinel is OF the opinion that
the question of reduction of cotton
acreage this year is the paramount
question that now cOnfrontS the cot
ton farmer. No compromise should
be made on that point. Reduce acre
age-speak it, work it, talk it and
practice it-upon this alone can the
association accomplish the prime pur-
pose of its organization, and upon the
aSSOcia Jion' S success in somewhat af-
fecting the price of cotton the coming
season, depends the perpetuity OF
its existence. Succeed this year,
and there will be no trouble i'm getting
every farmer and every other interest
ed party into the association. Fail,
and the association will be derided
and the organization will die for the
lack of coheSiveneSS. Reduction Of
cotton acreage is the shortest route
to the desired point.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

Grenada needs laundry and we
are glad to announce that move
ment has been set on foot to secure
one. A number of our citizens met
at the Mayors office on Tuesday
night to consider the matter of CO.
operative a laundry and it was decided
to send a committee to Senatobia next
Monday to ascertain how the plant is
succeeding there and report at a SUBJ
sequent meeting. Nothing could
come nearer meeting the wants of
everybody in town than a laundry.
One is almost an imperative necessity.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

Good mules. Good horses can be
bought of A. B. Boyd at Weeks shed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01
CHEAP RATES
To Texas. Indian Territory and Oklahoma
via the Iron Mountain Route.

On April and Is the Iron Noun
tain Route will sell round trip tickets
Memphis to Dalhart, Amarillo, Guam
nah, Vermont, Ft. Worth, Dallas,
Brownwood, Brady. San Antonio, Gal
weston, Corpus Christi, Rockport and
Kerville, Texas; also all points east OF
points mentioned for SIS, and to all
points i'm Indian Territory and Okla
homa. These tickets have going
limit of fifteen days with stop-overs at
pleasure, and final limit of twenty
one days from date OF sale. For full
information address,
G. E. ROUNTREE, L. p. "A.
III. ID. WILSON, A. G.. p. a.
40 South Main ST.,
a-1-3t Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

viii Deliver an Address at Court House
April 10.

Hon. John Sharp Williams will de-
liver an address at the court house
on April 10, at II O'clock a. M, in
the interest of the Cotton Association
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

You are requested TO meet at the
court house in Grenada, Miss, at 10
O'Clock a. M, Saturday, April 8, 1905.
Business of Importance will come be-
fore the Camp. BY order of
J. S. KING, B. G. ADAMS,
Adjutant. Commander.
a-1-2t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

The Grenada Lumber Company
buys in large quantities and gives it's
customers low prices.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-01

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church promise an entertainment at
the opera house Oh Friday night,
April IA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Reports Not Pleasing to Army.

Godzyadani, MGnchuria, August 26.-.
Rumors that Russia will cede the
Island OF Sakhalin and pay an indenn-
nifty to Japan and reached the army
and they have produced an unfavor.
able impression.
The etnperor's manifesto proclaim
Ing a national assembly and the out.
lines Of the institution also reached
the front and we're read with deep In.
terest by the army. Even the peace ne
gotiations were forgotten for the time
being in the discussion Of the project
and lts details.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
rraln khl. p Home,

Nashville Team. August a .-TWen.
ty.four horses Wrt, killed Outrtghi,
ancther died of his injuries and ~
morc - badly mG.med they we're de-.
stToyed. a. result ~ a. acclden, ON
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Al EdGcaSld Junction. - miles NORTH
Of here. The horses seTc shipped
from Bass 81 Louis. 20 Nashville
nrm and had been uh!oadcd 20 b,
driven into ths city, - they reach
- q rallrOsd erOsHlng louisville ana
psssoRssr train No So sosnd toF 5,
Louis. SweP, arOuhd a curve and thea
P'uuvvd a. rau sr~ed into tas drove
strange 70 say. The train saRered no
damage and aitsT a sliSA, DELAY. ooa
tinued its rna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Dentist Charged with e.aam.

New York, August 2G-Aa ~
ment charging bigamy VA, uui 4
terday against DR.. Geogo s. ~ ahd
a dentist and chemist who g.. Ind
by the police to have Ma nlrI
record in nearly every Lang Nn.Hc'
city. Four women have been .nI". u
allege that they have been a...-t
him and abandoned alr,r aa...- "a
ed with all the money they ..,'s
Withhon has not been snrr 20 II
York for several months. . ..-
men claim TO have a c.a %
whereabouts. AeCorl.ug . ... Il.
the complainants have r,... 4
Chicago, st. Louis, Pa,,a'.a u
sas City. Buffalo and -
against a men answguus 3D.. -
description.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
OBJECT TO THE SITUATION.
Many osOrsIans Opposed to Locating
Reformstory at Prison Farm.

Many osOruIans Opposed to Locating
Reformstory at Prlson Farm.
Macon. Ca, August 26,-Strong pro-
test Is being made against establish.
ing the state reformatOry provided for
at the last session OF the legislature
upon the state prison farm Represen-
tative T. II. Fielder, OF Bib. who was
the author OF the bill creating the re-
formatory, and Messrs. Hail and Da.
Wis. Blbb's other members of the low
or house. have been busy explaining to
friends here how the BILL would have
been lost II protests had been made
against locating the institution at the
prison farm.
Macon has Afforded strong support
TO this more. and since II has devel-
Oped that the prison farm must become
the site. strong objections have been
offered Some have gone far enough TO
say that the bill ought TO have been
lost n other arrangements could not
have been made. The objection In TIA
the reformatory In It's very nature II
such an institution az should be a.
far from the prison farm as the pro,
jectors could place II.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

Sc. Petersburg August Se.-Afsr
seeing foreign Minister LAmsdorE yes
tsraay SfernoOn. Mr. Meyer. the Amer.
lean Ambassador cent another loAE dis.
patch 10 Washington last night. u
is impossible % learn the nature oi
tAis dispatch. the embassy declining
60 make any statement regarding n.
Ceunt LAmsdorR sav the emperor
AEain yesterday. A SPECIAL council
q foreign ofFsoe officials With Count
x.amsaorn. presiding. viii BE held al
4 o'elock this SftsrHoOa 81 uhioA GER
ealn matters bearing % the peace Ne
ausiationn viii es discussed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
japanese Visit Cotton MlIIa

Manchester, N. H.. August t2e.--The
train from Portsmouth to which was
attached the special car Of members
of the Japanese peace delegation ar
rived In this city at 1918. The Wis.
itors did not allght at the station but
waited until their car had been switch.
ed on 10 other tracks and ran direc'
~ into tho yard OF the Amoskeag man
ufacturing company. There the par
~ came out and imediateiy began p
tour Of the big mills of the corpora.
ton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Prlns. chsrl., n,eam,, ki..

.'.n. August &c --AccordlnE
so,1 authority the feeling 10 gov.
e7nmeat c'rv'cs regarding the arees.
s.oH ~ parua1u,ir prince 10 n, Nor
w'Shn 'Arose bas urisrsoac A oom.
plc'e chaaEe HiSE Oscar 10 lo,r
d" 0pEcsrs he acceptance OF ~.
cro~u BY his son Chaiicz As soon ss
the al "a between Norwsy ard Sweden
Is dissolved he ansScr vili ;. ri,s,
and d prosAA;y Sil - Affirmative
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Indiana Negro Church oy-i-''s'

Indianapolis, Ind, A..
the result OF a race
the negro Baptist chi.
stroyed early today oy
was under the altar
have been put q the ga "
miters. Threats are boz
10 any arrests are mao
In the town will b. l.'.- .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
COTTON DESTROYED BY FIRE.
conf'ssrstlon In Brooklyn Causes LOss
Of Hall Mullen Dollars.

Of Hail million Dollars.
New York, August 26.--A loss OF
more than half . million dollars was
caused by = are In stores 80. 40 and Al
OF the extensive plant OF the Bush Ter,
mlnal Warehouse company, At the foot
OF Forty fourth street, Brooklyn.
Started by lightning. during q ter
rihe storm just before midnight. the
ARE was StIll burning al an early hour
this morning The fremen then ex
pccied TO confine the flames In the
one biz building In the Forty.fourth
street block. The Bush stores en-.
tend from Forty.iourth TO Fifty-eighth
streets
Filled With thousands OF bales oi
cotton, consigned To brokers In Man.
haitian. the warehouse burned fierce
~ aud stuhboruly The ore department
Was handicapped by a lack Of water
In that section ~ Brooklyn. only one
main being available Ere boats from
The aide OF the burning structure did
the mos, effective work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Woman Jumps Into e-H.--

ST. Louis. August ~ E,aI
from her niece who t. 'a..a- o.. 4
to her home In Texas, AFT. .. q
Mrs. Laura oxford, aged Il
from a Burlington tram Thar 40 4
ped on the Dads br'tc. 'lI 4
was drowned In the Ms \
below. Her body has no .t. ="
cred. Nervous troubl, 81
responsible for the sue. N.'
train stopped Mrs ON'H
the pretense Of gct',ac
water. AZ the end OF o.. .a
ed the doors and bcfog. 80.
restrained. climbed o'Sr '
rail on the bridge and '-r
sight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Juice from Raw Vegetables VIII Stop
tuberculosis.

tuberculosis,
New York. August 2S.-Physicians
OF this city are much interested in "A
circular issued yesterday by the post
graduate hospital, announcing the lis.
coyery OF new cure for consumption.
THIS new remedy Is the Juice Of
raw table vegetAbles-potatOes beets,
carrots onions. celery sd the like. pro.
cured By grinding and squeezing a
dose being Two ounces at a meal. The
statement is made that eleven patients
which were we'll developed pulmonary
tuberculosis victims have been abso
lutely cured and are now good sub
jects for liie insurance risks. other
patients are still under treatmeu, and
are said To be progressing or at the
hospita. for several years. aud ocCa
sional brief accounts have been pub
lished OF cures alleged to have been
accomplished. Tho basis % the work
hAs beer mad eto cure consumption
beyond the ac'pirrt stage. an "un.
known something must 5e found In the
riet"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
PEACE CONFERENCE
HELD A MEETING
AZ Adjournment Taken Until Mon
day to Consider Terms.
pxAR WILL DIVIDE sAKHALlN

usala willing to Pay for Maintenance
81 prisonsrs--Wlll Not Pay lndsmnl-
lt--lF Not Satisfactory War VIII
uentinus.
spbeialDo the Daily Gun
jacksonville, Aug. 2e,-An Associate
a Press dispatch from POrtmOuth an
nennees that the Peace Conference
mes iodsy end adjourned until Mon
day. Ambassador Mysr cabled the
President that the Csar will not pay
one penny Of indemnity In any guise.
He ls ready 90 agree 10 Q division Of
eakhalIn Island and pay for the main
senanee Of prisoners. II japan does
noe necede 10 those terms the war will
continue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Held AZ Quarantine.

New York August 26.-Two OF the
crew Of the steamer Chalmette from
New Orleans today were removed
from their ship at quarantine suf'
fering from high temperatures and
were transferred to Holman Island
for observation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Steamer Is F-a'.

New York. AuEu !
or BaneS. which N'r'
beach yesterday. doa'.
assistance and cane
under their Own s'.
thought that the Ba-
serious damage a.
misAap.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

seoul. KOREA. Aasrs :
'egof % Korea OF t.f :.
'irihiay which Was
.ranted az audieuce .'
arps and distinEuis4r'
lting IA Seoal. A "1-.
oa ,sok place IN iros, by
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
EMPLOYE ADSCONDS
WITH BANK FUND.-
Young Frenchman Becomes IN
fatuated With Actress
IS ABOUT s2YoJ
IN Company with an Actress He cn.|
tiers a Yacht and Sails for sou,l
AnerIea-PoIlee on His Tral 81
coed In Capturing Him.

Ameriea--Poliee on His TraI So
coed In Capturing Him.
New York, August 26--Pa,.s a,a
with a sensation such as it ha, Rid, 4
joyed since the Humbert case. ,n, 4
Herald correspondent.
Until the END Of July Jean c.,i
was a punctual employ o.. & IRA
Paris bank, earning the MONTY
airy of $50, out Of which he mainland
q wife and two children. A, p-.,4l
he Is said to be a fugltiy, aboard
chartered steam yacht, which ,,.. n
Palmas Aug. 9, for Buenos Ar, A
coveries OF clever manipulano., u i
banks books indicate an a.I,..1 ,AoJ
age amounting to about S2ouuro
Word has been received =, ne \
lice that the yacht hal u-rl
Bahia, Brazil, and the parry ..,A
was under arrest. A man ,IrosN
to be Gallay declared to %, b..a
lice that he was a Belgian "
mard, chief Of the Paris d..c
service. imediately cablcd 10 Ea.a
further news, and ordered %. Fr.n|
detectives near Bahia to 60 .m'u.l Ia
ly to that town TO take po,,,.,oa
the prisoner as soon as the c>'rui
prellminarles are accomplish"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

the receipt OF discourasing adVices.
Private reports received through OIL.
cial channels, show that Grand Duke
Vladimir, uncle OF the emperor, is cast.
ing his powerful influence in favor OF
peace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

Of troops into the parishes above New
Orleans, to enforce obedience to ori
cial authority.
DIR. Ehlert left here today and was
joined by Health officer Auction, OF
Assumption. at ShreVe river. They
will go Bayou BOeuf to investigate
conditions there. DR.. Chassaugnac on
yesterday discovered a large number
OF cases at Bayou Boeuf. They had
not previously been reported, because
there is no physician At the settle
ment. The focus was established
through Communication between Bayou
poue1 and Patterson.
Professor Robert Boyce, Of Liver
pool. had a conference with DR.. War
ner, and has agreed to hll some lee
ture engagements. He will speak al
Temple Sinai Monday night.
Civil Engineers Held Up.
Complaint has been made to Attor
ney General Giuon, Of the treatment OF
q party OF civil engineers engaged to
assist in the building of the Iron Noun
tain railroad between Eudora, Ark
and Gilbert. La. II has taken the par
~ four weeks to get from Bay City
Tex, 20 Eudora. At McGehee, Ark.
they were Kept In their car for 30
hours wlthOut water or food In the be-
lief that they had come from New Or
leans.
Early Reports Encouraging.
The early report Of the fever situa-
ton today was encouraging. There
was a small report OF new cases and
only one death during the night. That
was the case OF an Italian woman,
Mrs. Russo, living In Tchoupitoulas
street. She had been III for nve days
but called no doctor. Neighbors dis
covered her In a mohbund condition.
Surgeon Won q dorf visited the
infected quarter today and
after a thorough survey expressed the
opinion that exceptionally fine work
had been done there. DIR. Berry. who
is slowly regainlng his strength, has
been placed in charge of the Office in
this district.
DIR. White said today that he had re-
ceived advlces from the Italian inspec-
tors below Canal street that excite
ment among the members OF the race
was subsiding. that In many cases they
we're yielding to appeals not to scat
ter into other sections, ana that they
were showing themselves more amen.
able to the regulations. This is consid-
cred a most hopeful sign.
Senator McEnery visited DR.. White
today and discussed the situation with
him. Offering any services he could
render 10 aid the federal authorities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

Raxls. August IA sentiment 81
aaeR anxissy prevaila N onieiA QuAEN
tsrs hele opaesrhing the outooms o.
eAa Raslsmeg,h .eenesFeaes owing 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
Trying to start Trains.

Governor blanchard continues his ef
forts 10 keep the wheels OF trains NOV.
Ing In Louisiana he has put himself
into communication with railroad OF
cials weherever there 10 an intterrup
ton service II permitted 20 do 80 by
the various communities The gov.
ernor expects to get the Memphis. Hell
ena and Louisiana In operation again
In day or two. Unless he succeeds
many people In north Louisiana. VII,
depend on this line. will suffer for IN,
neCcssaries Of lifo.
President Souchon. OF the state
board. will 20 20 Patterson. la. on
Saturday ca investigate conditions ex
listing there. The people OF that
town would lIke tn state board u,
take entire charge. and u may DO 50
The Patterson fever IA so mild 81,
Si,h suHicirnt physicians and nurses
and strong executive head. y h
thOusht the danger % faA.u.cs can
BE- m.nlmiHsN
Considerable tronb.c rs had nth -s.
italian community A. Gocd Hopc. 4.
near THE MISSISSIPPI, Vale, n,aa
short dtstsncv above NvN Orleans An
emergency hospital has ben rrrr,,l
bat The Italians are 10 r-bsllsou SEn.ns
a. and therr h no, sa.cisnt po,i-s
foroe n oOmpe' iArm % sahn, t..
tAo regulai,ons u "a 20, lmposs,
Il ounditiona fair 90 lnprove nat a.
goFcrnor Niii Ss asked 70 sad a faEc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

New Orleans, August 26.-If all
houses are properly disinfected and
screened there are reasonable hopes
Of a complete cessation OF yellow fe-
YER on or about Oct 1. ls the message
OF hope given by Surgeon White to a
meeting that filled ST. Pauls Episcc-
pal church and over which Bishop Sos.
sums presided. II the citizens will but
do this, the doctor says. they will de-
serve the commentator OF the civil
lied world.
Dr. White said the federal medical
officers were now engaged In making
a complete sanitary survey Of the city.
II was their purpose TO acquire sta
tlstlcs covering every available portion
OF the municipality. DR.. White appeal
ell for courteous treatment Of and CO
operation with his inspectors. He said
the service was trying to locate every
focus. That was necessary II the
campaign was 10 succeed completely.
Nuu NlN VI NpOPNAoNAch Woe
evidenced by the fact that only today
n hitherto unknown focus In q gener.
ally infected section was discovered,
a focus that the service had been
searching for for some time
AZ the beginning OF the fight the
doctor said there were one hundred
OF these unknown foci. FIVE times the
number that the Havana authorities
would swamp them and create an ep.
idemic in that city. The record shows.
he said. what had been accomplished
IN running them down.
n Is anticipated that when the au.
thorities feel that their system Is
perfect there will be an EFFORT to weed
out the cases OF malarial and dengus
fever from actual yellow fever. and
when that comes TO pass. the evidence
will be clear of how successful has
been the work OF controlling the dis
eases
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28
TO CHECK YELLOW
FEVER BY OCTOBER
Is the Hope Of Those Who Have
Charge of Situation.
TOTAL CASES 1918; DEATHS, 30.
The Federal Authorities Say Their
System 10 Perfect and " the cltL
rens VIII Follow Their Directions
the Plague viii Soon Vanish.

the Plague VIII soon NanIsh.
Total cases to date-1619.
Deaths-3.
Total deaths 10 date-z29.
Surgeon White believes that with
the assistance which has been rem
dered faithfully continued, yellow fe-
yer should be completely stamped out
by Oct. l, or before that date. There
is reason to accept his premcises on
the ground that diminution in new
cases and deaths is found In the re-
ports and the Italians whose excita-
bility has given the authorities no end
OF trouble are becoming tractable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

Oyster Bay. August 2G.--Baron IA
neko had an interview with President
Roosevelt today, the third within ten
days. lie arrived on a Long Island
railroad train NJ 1880 \. m.
Il cannot talk now about my mlsSlon
20 the president" he said. Il would
De delighted n I could, Some day I'll
tell you ell about H."
Tie was asked II he had seen the
statement OF Count LAmsdOrh. the
Russian minister OF foreign Affairs. in
whloh he declared Russia would pay
no indemnlties 70 japan or make any
oeaEIon Of territory.
'oh. yea" he reJoined, Il have seen
O. think lie wac a great mistake"
ia you opinion" the baron asked
~wAa Count LAmsdorfrs statement
truly representative OF the Intentions
of Russia or was It In the nature OF .
hluRT"
III was Official. ! understand" re-.
apoaded the barOn. "ASd 40 | suppose
We must swallow a."
~What 10 you think OF the prospec,
% successful issue to the peace con.
tenenoef"
baron Kansko hCSltAted an instant
and then with q AhruI OF his shouk
aera. be replied.
'oA. q 10 very much IKE the wealth.
&C. down here; v Il very much" A
rain was falling heavily aud the sky
wae dark And gloomy and disagree
able.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-28

Portsmouth. N. H., August 26.-The
peace situation now awaits the result
OF the pour parleurs known TO be In
progress between President Roosevelt
and Emperor Nicholas, and believed
20 be also going on between Che head
of the United states government and
Toxic. Mr.. Witte privately makes
no concealment Of the fact that for
the present hls tasl-iS ended He has
some - tar a. he can without his EN-.
perQr's consent.
There lie no additional light to show
exactly what the president Ia doing
hould no nnRl result be achieved. or
eannl definite instructions be receiv.
% today or tomorrow. pretext will be
4eNd tomorrow for the adjournment
OF the conference until Monday, or
TUESDAY, The comedy OF a meeting will
Be enacted and a postpOnement ar.
ranged to give the men In whose hands
illea the fate OF the negotiations, time
20 make Up their minds.