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Charter of the Perry-JOnes Co.

Sec. 1. BY the name of the Perry-Jones
Co. j. q, Perry. J. 4. Jones. F.. Campbell. !,
III. Brown, W. +. Martin and their associates
are hereby Incorporated for a term of fifty
years., with dOmicile at Grenada, Grenada
county, Miss. with a\capital stock OF five
thousand dollars, with privilege OF increas-
ing the same from time to time not to exceed
thirty thousand dollars, for the purpose of
buying and selling machinery. goods. wares
ana merchandise of every kind and charac-
ter, and buying and selling real estate and
personal property as may be necessary or
incident to the business of the company:a and
for the further purpose OF doing "a PLUMBING
ana electrical business and constructing and
repairing machinery Of all kinds: and for
the further purpose of doing "A general con
tracing business with power t make and 10
Sublet contracts for the erection and CON
Struction OF sewer lines, water, electrical
and other mechanical plants, with the privi-
lege of exercising all powers and authority
conferred by Chapter %. Code 1892 and
amendments thereto.
Sec. Z. The management of said COMPANY
shall be confided to "A board Of not less than
3directors. who shall be electedIby a majority
or the capital stock OF the company. who
shall have full power to make by-laws for
its government and to elect its officers. which
shall be a president. vice-president. secre-
tafy ana treasurer. who shall be StOckhold-
ers. and to fix salaries of all officers and en-
plOyes.
Sec. 3. The stockholders shall meet an
nually on third Tuesday in January of each
year to elect directors and transact such
other business as they may deem proper.
Sec. 4. The business of said company can
be liQuidated at any time on a three-fourths
affirmative vote of the capital stock. 1-2l-3t.
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LESSONS.

We have in u community a mum
Der OF boys and men whose names
could be written on the lazy list with
out doing them an injustice. Solo,
mon was something Of a naturalist in
connection with his many other ac-
cOmpliShmentS. Being also of a prac-
tical cast of mine he was able to turn
his knowledge to good advantage. In
the commonplace things of life he
found many valuable lessons for man.
In the diminutive ant he discovered
habits of life which put to shame the
Slothful, and so when he beheld the
human curbStOne ornaments, and the
fellows who loved to sit upon dry
goods boxes of his day, he said:
Go To the ant, thou Sluggard: con-
slider her ways and be wise.
Which having 10 guide, %0yerSeer,
or ruler,
"Provideth her meat in the sum-
mer, and gathereth her food in the
harvest"
If industry is a virtue, lazineSS may
consistently be treated as a crime. So
cialogiStS are agreed that the child
who has nothing to do is in a bad way.
Parents and guardians who go upon
the theory that an occasional job of
work will tend to stunt the growth of
their offspring, lay the foundation for
careers which will prove not a blessing
but a curse.
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Administrators Sale of Land.

BY decree of the Chancery Court. OF Gren-
ada County, State of Mississippi. rendered
on the 18th OF June 1906, in cause No. 1914 Ex
Parte, j. 5. King. decd. | will as admins
traitor named III said decree offer for sale on
Saturday, July 18th, 1900, within legal hours.
at the east door of the Court House in Gren-
ada, Grenada county. Mississippi, at public
following lands, situated in the east ward OF
the City of Grenada, County OF Grenada and
State of Mississippi, tOwit: Lots lO4-147 and
Mrs. Adele Garner. 4 lot 1917, less mart
owned by Mrs. NJ A. Whitaker and l.. T.
Moore, e q nei4 lot 1877 less part owned by ]
Is. C0wan. Also the following described real
estate situated In Grenada county, Mississ-
ippi, towit: y e Il and n a S e Il sec IL; u
W a 5 a and wa 5 W Il n W 4 sec. IL, all in
township 81, X. 6 E. This the 25th day of
June 1906. '"
W. G. MCLEAN, .JSO. 6. KING
Sol. for complainant. Admr
s 80 06 st.
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Home Circle
A HOME IN THE HEART

- b! ask not n home in the mansions o5
pride
where marble shines out In the pillars and
walls;
Though the roof be of gold, 1t is brilliantly
cold,
And Joy may not be found In its tOrch-light-
ed halls.
Rutseek for a bosom all honest and true,
Where love. once awakened, will never de-
part:
Turn, turn to that breast like the dove to
its nest,
And you'll find there's no home like a home
in the heart.
Oh. link but one spirit that's warmly sin
cere.
That will heighten your pleasure and solace
your care;
Find q soul you may trust as the kind and
the just,
And be sure the wide world holds no treas
ute so rare,
Than the frowns of Misfortune may shad-
ow our lot,
The cheek soaring tear-drops OF Sorrow may
start;
But a star never dim sheds a halo for him
Who can turn for repose to a home In the
heart"
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Asweet breath adds to the joy of a
kiss. You wouldn't want to kiss your
wife, mother or sweetheart with a
bad breath. You can't have a sweet
breath without a healthy stomach.
You can't have a healthy stomach
without perfect digestion. There is
only one remedy that digests what
you eat and makes the breath as sweet
as a rose-and that remedy is Kodol
for Dyspepsia. 1t is q relief for sour
stomach, palpitation of the heart,
and other ailments arising from dis
order of the stomach and digestion.
Take a little Kodol after your meals
and see what it will do for you. Sold
by Hughes drug store.
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NOn-ReSidcnt Notice,

The state of Mississippi.
To Eliza Howell. whose post office is nm
known. and to all persons having or claim
ing to have any legal or equitable interest
IN the following described lands. to-wit. lots
Ia ana l4S' East Ward Of Grenada, Grenada
county. Mississippi. defendants: You are
commanded TO appear before the Chancery
court or the county of Grenada. in said
state. ON the third Monday of October, ID.
said court, wherein the said Emiline Taylor
the legal and equitable title to said
lots px virtue of a purchase by her from the
sald Eliza Howell in the year 1890. or there
aDouts. ana ny the statute of limitations Of
ten years, and open. notorious. and contin-
ued adverse possession against the world
ana prays confrmat on of her title by said
ants. This. the 18th day ofJune, 1906.
to"LES HORTON. JNO. :. KING.
sol. for Complainant. Clerk.
6-23-4t
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Information Wanted.

Information is sought about one j..
III. Morris. of Cleveland, Miss. He is
travelling about through this State ex-
hibiting Vitascope pictures and graph
ophone concerts. He claims to be a
Baptist preacher. Please commune
cate with this paper if you know his
whereabouts. State papers please
help me locate him.
/. l.. MURPHY,
Editor Conservative,
Carrollton, Miss.
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The Smile

that wo1't come off. appears on baby
face after one bottle of Whites cream
vermifuge, the great worm medicine.
Why not keep that smile on baby's
face. If you keep this medicine on
hand, you will never see anything else
but smiles on his face. Mrs. s.,
Blackwell. Okla, writes:N MY baby
vas peevish and fretful. Would not
eat and | was afraid he would die. |
used a bottle of Whites cream vermi-
fuge and he has not had a sick day
since" Sold by Second Glass drug
store and all other druggists.
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NOn-RpSiGent Notice.

STATE az Mi~ei>Sippi,) In ChaLcery Conrt
Grenada County. In vacation. limo
Is. 1906.
j. C.. Perry
No. 1864. VS..
Mary ?. Burlington ct al.
State Of Mississippi:
10 Mary 7 Burlington, defendant.
whose post office is 1905 Montgau. kar-
s;'s CITY. state Of Missouri. You are COM
nianded TO appear before the Chancery court
or bfenaa& county, in said state, at rule. on
the md Monday of August. A. D.. 1906. to de-
reno the suit in said court in the above styl-
cause, wherein you are a defendant
This. the 18th day of Jnne, 1906.
WV. e. CLEAN. .JNo : Erxc
1ol' "fOoHplalnant Chan. Clerk.
6-yi-3t.
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II is always well to have a box Of
Sa've IN The house. Sunburn, cuts.
bruises, piles and boils yield to De-
Wits Witch Hazel Saive. Should
keep a box on hand all the time to
provide for emergencies. For years
the standard, but followed by many
imitators. Be sure yon get the genu-
inc Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold
by Hughes'drug store.
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PICKING FRUIT.

Fruit picking is in some ways SINH
lar to the battle of life. There are
any number of people who are ready
and willing to pick the small, half ripe
fruit near the ground, but only an &C.
caSiOnal n who will make the effort
necessary to secure the large, ripe,
full grown fruit on the upper branches.
1t takes some nerve and considerable
grit to reach those cherries on the top
most branch, and it takes nerve, good
Judgment, and a never faltering pur-
pose to gain those things in the battle
of life that are really worth the at
tanning.
There are hundreds of applicants for
the easy work OF picking fruit near
the ground; there are hundreds Of APP
p~licantS for the easy work Of the COM
monplace jobs. Too many people
never realize TO what heights they
might attain, simply because they are
too apt to be content with those
things easy Of achievement. That
which requires long and constant eff
fort to secure, is usually worth the
having once its possession is OBJ
tanned.
The school boy should early learn
the lesson that the ripeSt, biggest
cherries are at the top and that nine
out of ten Of his fellows will be crowd |
ing for places to pick around the base |
Of the tree where the small, wormy |
fruit grows. There is plenty of room
at the top; there are plenty of cher
rieS growing there. The luscious fruit
is ready for the picking and ever
smiles Il welcome to the hustler to
climb up and obtain possession. The
best things in life require conSidera-
Die effort to get, and that's why the
strongest men and women have them.
The natural education of the home
is prolonged far into life, indeed it
never entirely ceases. But the time
in the process Of years, when
the home ceases to exercise an eyclu-
influence on the formation of
character and it is succeeded by the
more artificial education of the .
and the companionship of ..
fIi3ndS and comrades which continues }
TO mould the character by the power
FOL influence of example. Men of all ,
ages cannot help initiating those with q
whom they associate. Ii young men =
are wisely Influenced and directed and =
exert their own free energies, they :
viii seek the society Of those better }
than themSelyee and strive to initiate 4,
their example. There are persons e
whom to know is 10 love, honor and :
and others whom to know is :
TO shun and diSpise. Live with per-
Of elevated character and YOU -
Will feel lifted up in them. Live
With wolves" says the Spanish pro- !
verb, and you will learn to howl"
The life OF every man is a daily incul-
;atlon of good or bad examples to n
The life of a good man is at $,
he same time the most eloquent les
son OF virtue and 9he most severe
proof OF vice. There are men in
VhOse presence We feel as if we
'reathed spiritual ozone. refreshing II
nd invigorating. like inhaling noun I'll
am air or enjoying a bath of sun hi
hine. The golden words that good OF
len have uttered, the examples they b
set, live through all time. These Ca
eng undlSputed facts how carefully W
ar young people should select their ht
sSoclateS and be found with only
nose whose example they can take
ride in following.
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Bridge Notice.

hl0s VIII pc received. by Board OF Super
visOrS. at July meeting 1000. To bniid two
wooden bridges over sloughs on road from
itolcoinh, 10 Ialobusha river, ACCORDING to
pans ana specifications now on file in Cham
Gerry Jerks office. JNO. :. KING, Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-07-28
Massey Springs
New Hotel

On Green river, twelve miles from Bowling Green, KY, and only
fifteen from Mammoth Cave, is now under new management.
The season opens June is, 1906. and the grand opening ball will
be given June 22. 1t is a delightful place to spend your sum-
mer vacation. The building is new three-story structure, be-
ing. newly furnished throughout, and each floor is provided with
bath tubs for the accommodation of those who wish hot or cold
baths. The rates are very reasonable, and special rates will be
made to families. The mineral water at this place is fine. All
uP-todate outdoor amusements, such as fishing, bathing,
bowling, box BALI lawn tennis and boat riding. The pike drive
ways leading to and from the grounds are the very best. Par
ties en- route to these springs, after reaching Bowling Green may
go by way of boat or driveway to the hotel. Music will be had
at the pavilion throughout the season.
You can take Louisville & Nashville train leaving Memphis at
$40 P m arriving at Bowling Green at SIS a. m. Boat leaves
Bowling, Green at 700 a m. arriving at the springs at 200 p m.
Reduced rates will be given over Louisville & Nashville r. r.
The boat fare to the springs is IS 50 for the round trip, includ-
ing dinner each way. The same fare is charged from the springs
to Mammoth Cave with meals included; or one can take through
passage from Bowling Green to Mammoth Cave at $500 (includ-
ing meals for the round trip, with privilege of thirty days stop
over at Massey Springs going or coming.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

H.. 7. Haddick Camp No. 15-Meets everv
first and third Thursdays OF each month, in
Odd Fellows hall. III. l.. Dubard, Con
Commander, 5. T Tatum, Clerk.
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CARPENTERS AND .JOINERS

Local Union No. 662-Meets In room of pres
ident every Friday night. w. L. Moore.
President. H.. l.. Dubard, Secretary.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES OF
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Grenada Lodge No. 81, f. g. A. M-Meets the
second Monday In each month. J. W.
Vance. w. NJ. T.. L. Moody, Secretary.
Dewitt Clinton. r. A. Chapter No. 12-Meets
the second Friday of each month, w, III.
Whitaker, H. p. I. E. Moody, Secretary.
VIM. II: Stevens. Council No. 10-Meets the
first Monday OF each month. A. H Raw
T. l. NJ, I. E. Moody, Recorder.
Yalobusha ~Commandery, u. D.-Meets tho
third Monday of each month. w. IL. Whitao
ker. +. O.. Geo. w. Fields, Recorder.
(All Masonic bodies meet in Masonic Hall.
front room, up-stairs.)
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KNIGHTS OF pVTuIANS

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIANS.
IvanhOe Lodge No. Sheets every Wednes.
day night. w. 2. Ferguson, ChancelIor
Commander, II. E. Moody, X. r. & S, L0dTe
meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
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l. o. O. +.
Lodge No. 6-Meets every Monday
night. Robert Sharp, N. G., O.. l.. KIM
brOugh. Secretary.
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WIDOW REFUSES 800, 900
Mrs. Maud Robinson King Wants
Her Share of Millions.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 6,-NGrs.
Moude Robinson King, widow OF the late
James c. King OF Chicago, traction mag
nate and many times millionaire, has de-
clined to accept the 100000 bequeathed
her in her husbands VIII. and will con-
test for her widows share. or one-half
of the entire amount Of the estate. va
riously estimated to be worth from s., 0Oo,
coo to SEQ 100000.
The viii was admitted to probate In Los
Angeles today. and Randolph W Miner
OF this city named as executor Of the
property of the estate I'm Los Angeles
county. which is valued at about 500 Ol0.
This amount IL mostly In cash and securi-
ties deposited in local deposit boxes As
executor Of this sum Miner has given
bond for Sl2I0. 600. the largest surety ever
placed in this county. The Northern
Trust company of Chicago was named In
the Will of Mr.. King as trustee for the
residue OF the estate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07

This condition ls probably caused by
a cold or cough, which Is hard to cure,
oyerwork. or TOO close confinement
to business Such people need Vinol
We guarantee that II will cure them
and build them up, or return money
wherever II falls. and the following let
ter is only one Of many showing what
Vinol VIII do"
Miss Rose Blair president Sopho-
more club. Kansas City. Mo, writes:
Last spring | was all run down, ner-
Nous and irritable. I lost my appe-
tlte and could not sleep. | tried many
medicines without any benefit Your
cod liver preparation. Ninol, was rec
commended, and II certainly worked
wonders for me. It was delicious 30
take and not at all like the greasy cod
liver oil and emulSions / was used to
Ninol gave me q hearty appetite and
restored me 10 perfect health and
strength. ! consider Vinol a wonder
full remedy
Vinol cures conditions like this be-
cause il contains every one OF the cur
ative medicinal elements found in cod
liver oil without n drop of the useless
oil To upset the stomach and retard
it's work, and Ii strengthens every or
gan in the body,
We ask every run down, nervous.
debiitated. aged or weak person in
Salt Lake City, and every person suf-
fering from stubborn colds. hanging on
coughs or bronchial troubles to try
Vinol on cur guarantee to return
money II II fails" Druehl & Franken,
druggists. also Smith Drug Co.
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led FR0M A SERIOUS
STANDING THROAT
! TROUBLE.
Extremely Hard Cough,
Physicians With No Per-
lmanent Results.

society In the world stands
oble aims and charitable ac-
Isnts than the knights of
That order is doing great
lone of It's finest institutions
Id Pythian Home, at Spring
y which is ably presided over
5itendent lie Fevre and his
N- Callie |. lie FeYre. the
He latter has recently written
(which Will command wide
sntion because OF the prom
the writer. 1t is as follows: ::
M I used DR.. Acker's English
| II the suggestion OF a friend,
JUS, long-standing throat diff
extremely hard cough. Had
well spoken Of preparations
|Hlief / can honestly say that
8 English Remedy removed
|tity and stopped the cough. l
purchase or use more than
Eies, and at least one-half of
still on hand. l also con-
7sicians with no permanent
hgned Callie l lie Feyre"
nd to whom Mrs. lie Fevre
as having suggested DIR.
ngllsh Remedy is Mrs. w. B.
ufe OF the president OF the
lsfer Co, Troy, Ohio, where
ny has accomplished many
Fes In Throat and Lung
In conversation with an ac-
n, Mrs. LIE Fevre also said /:
ll call on Mr.. w, II. Schauss,
ynt china and art merchant of
!. Ohio. you VIII find that he,
ad any amount of experience
Acker's English Remedy in
2, and thinks sthey cannot
ie without it."
hers English Remedy is truly
ny safeguard. We feel proud
lthat such prominent people
II their duty TO help suffering
py telling them of means 10
Ills. Dr.. Acker's English
an old, tried and true pre-
oI tnat famous old English
Or. A. Z. Acker, and is pos
aranteed 10 cure all Throat
troubles. BY guaranteed"
tnat 1t MUST do as we say
heost you nothing. If the peo-
knew the real value OF DR..
Jmgllsh Remedy, the great
vague Consumption would
@rrors and there would be
thousands Of happy homes
now miserable. We are try
You to save yourself and TO
friends and nelghbors. We
you to rely on what we say,
you to buy Just one bottle
Sers English Remedy. give il
~ and II 1t fails your money
~ at the druggist from whom
tased' Do you know OF any
VIC can do 10 convince you ?
Hy, and be happy the rest OF
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Mnv Decline Gift,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Nothing is
known here OF the reported determination
of President Roosevelt gently and dplo-
uatlcaIly TO head of Cuba's proposed
wedding present to Miss Roosevelt Of n
niece of jcwelry worth So, 900. The story
was that the President felt tho baby re
public could not afford 10 spend such a
large sum on wedding present and be-
iIevcd the proposed gift too expensive.
No word came from the White House
except the statement from Secretary Loeb
tint tho President would not talk on tho
subject unless he had been informed
oflclally OF the act OF Cuba and that at
present he has no such information.
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SOCIETY
Social Calendar.

MISS BLANCHE KIMBALL Will enter
tain Informally at cards on Thursday
evening
MIR, AND MRS JOHN SHARP Will en-
tertain at cards this evening.
MRS. ORLANDO w POWERS has Is
sued invitations for a bridge affair on
Friday afternoon
MRS. H d. NILES will entertain al two
informal bridge parties. this afternoon
and tomorrow afternoon.
MRS. POINT will entertain at bridge on
Friday afternoon at Fort Douglas.
An informal dancing party was given
last evening at the University club. The
main hall was banked with palms and
potted ferns, supper being served I'm the
ladies dining room. which was prettlly
decorated with pink carnations and plu-
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THE JOURNALS COMMENT.
"Honeycombed With Polygamy," 1t
Exclaims in Horror

be forced into Statehood before sho is
ready for II WIS given by Prof. Wolfe in
a graphic interview printed In the Jour
nal yesterday Prof, Wolfe wns until re-
Gently professor OF geology I'm the Brig
ham Young college at Logan, Utah Uo
has renounced Mormopism and after a
short visit to his two brothers who are
professors at Park college Parkyillc, Mo
he VIII go to Washington TO testify in The
case against Reed Smoot. United States
Senator from Utah
Prof. Wolfe declares that Utah and
Idaho are under the compete control Of
the Normons and that Arizona is honey
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Senator Hale Receivers.

WASHINGTON, Feb 6-Mr. Hale
who has been Ill, was in his seat when
the Senate met today for the first time
In three weeks, and at his instance the
Senate consented unanimously 10 re-
consider the votes by which the bin for
the reorganization Of the dental corps
of the army and the bill Increasing the
efficiency OF the medical department Of
the army were passed
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RUN DOWN AND NERVOUS
Vinol Restored the Health of Miss
Blair, Pres, of Sophomore Club,

Mr. Druehl OF Druehl & FTanken,
Lake City are just In Miss Blair's con-
dition. all run down, hardly able to
drag about don't know what aiIs them.
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Senator Pettus Slightly III.

WASHINGTON Feb 6--Senator
Pettus of Alabama had an attack Of
illness I'm the Democratic cloakroom
early today, but soon recovered and
took his seat In the Senate chamber.