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The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
ARTISAN.
Cotton picking is the order of the day with the farmers now.

Cotton picking is the order of the day with the farmers now.
 John Dugan left for Hot Springs with the soldier boys. We wish him a pleasant trip, but we know if he was going to a real war John might run against a tree and get hurt.
 H. J. Garrison visited George Fletcher and family Sunday.
 Harve Bradford and family returned from Howard county Sunday where they have been visiting friends and relatives.
 Arthur Westmoreland and his girl were going to the big city of Emmet Sunday. Arthur said he had been a mile from Emmet for the last two hours. DflVe llt tie faster next time Arthur, these roads were not measured with a coon skin.
 The personal elements, the out pouring of worship is what binds the fellowship of religions. Why not give such tokens of honor to the present living children of men, for each one enShrines a divinity?
 A fishing party left here last Monday for the river. T h e y caught two wagonloads out of
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

Tom Evans and Rufus Purtle say that they will quit the walks of single blessedness before po- tato digging time.
 Eliga Matthews has been on the sick list the past week.
 Mr. Yokeam, near Berkman S mill, was reported dangerously iii last Sunday. We hope he will soon recover.
 Rev. Downs preached an ex- cellent sermon to a large and at tentive audience at Bluff Springs Sunday.
 Mrs. Beulah Galloway, of Sut- ton, has been suffering with a bad felon this week.
 News being scarce we will ring off.
 Roughrider.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
THE BEST OF ALL.

In list of thouand plays, which might be submitted to the American public to choose from in voting for the ten of the great est popularity Monte Christo' would be likely to get the most votes. The secret is that Mon te Cristo' combines in itself two of the most popular kinds of plays that can be written, the romantic drama and the melo- drame. In both respects this great play is preeminent. The production which is to be seen at the Opera House. Prescott, Ark. Wednesday, October the l6th, has the authority of one of the most thoroughly trained and ac- complished leading actors on the English or American stage, Eu- gene Moore, who through pres entations of the play in all the leading cities and during several entire seasons has brought his part of Dantes and the play to a finely complete and finished con- dltion. MT. Moore, who is a scholar as we'll as actor and stage director, has provided a produc- tion of Monte Christo, which may we'll be expected to reveal the full power that made it fam Ous.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
HOLD YOUR COTTON.

Hold your cotton for 15c, and hold it until it brings the price. The committee which fixed the price at Little Rock represents all the cotton states and many of the best farmers of the South. The National Union, when 1t fix ed that minimum. knew more about the situation than any cot ton gambler or combination of gamblers. It was not fixed upon an impulse or an uncertainty, but after deliberate study and investigation.
 With all my heart and mind l urge you to the limit of your ability to hold steadfast to this policy adopted by your National Union. The present status makes definite and decisise crisis in the history of our organization.
 Up to this time the farmer has worked with unbroken harmony and has kept the faith of h l S councils in the face of opposition and against the possibility of de- feat. Win once more in this inn portant issue and it will then be easier sailing for us all. Loyalty at this time will do more to at- tract the thousands who are out side the ranks than any argument we can make. Let us win this victory and we will achieve h e fear of our enemies and the re- spect of the world. You hold the key to the situation. You have the cotton, you have the ware houses and the courage, you need not fear the future. 1 do not ask you hold your cotton to the injury of your creditors. Every farmers duty is to pay his debts but this is a time when the indi-
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

That jolly good fellow, G. D. Middlebrook, was in town a few days ago hustling for business, and when George goes after ii he generally gets there. He is representing the Norton-Berger Shoe Co.,, of Little Rock, the on. ly wholesale shoe house in the state, and they claim that they will sell $1, ,0OO.0 GOO worth of shoes iu Arkansas this year. Mr. Middlebrook sells to some of the best business men in town. He IS Jovial and pleasant to do busi- ness with and has the distinction of being one of the best statesmen on the road. He makes this ter ritory regular and adds new firms to his already long list every trip. We are always glad to see his smiling face and can cer talnly congratulate Norton-Berg- CT Shoe Co. in securing his ser vices.
 Tablets, pencils and stationer at Howard Terry's.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
FRIENDSHIP.

We are having some cool nights and warm days now,
 There is some measles and humps in our community.
 Uncle John Honea informs us that his wife is some better but no hopes of her recovery, as her mind is badly affected. This good lady has suffered much in the past few years.
 Miss Lee Almond will return to Prescott Thursday and resume her work there.
 Misses Lora and May Simpson spent Sunday evening with Miss Stella Almond.
 Mrs. $. Hart and children vis- tied the family of W. T. Almand Satur 4ay night and Sunday.
 c. H, Cook will make plenty of corn to do him while there are many who will make but little. There are hard times in the fut- ure for the farmers and mer- chants, but where there's a will there's a way and we may( pull through yet.
 The Picayune, S1 Der Gear.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
WHAT IS A HOME?

What constitutes a home? FolL or furniture? A house or tbosaI who inhabit it? This is q nvs
 tery that the wayward pen can| not solve with a flourish. A home is expansive, indeed, for if in cludes all who are born in ;,sI charmed circle, and many mora besides; but is 1t a thing that grows, that is subject to evon. tion? Make the answer to sn;, yourself; let it be whimsical q, serious; but you may be sure that the spirit of home is not to he found in warehouses, nor in tbo auction shops, nor in the market places of the world. It is an ethereal essence, with a huencv which fills every corner from cellar to garret, and gives out it's perfume even to the stranger that enters the door. And if you have ever had a whiff of this subtle perfume, count yourself fortunate among the children of men.-Joel Chandler Harris in Uncle Remus's Magazine for October.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
LANEBURG SUTTON.
JIMMY RUDOLPH'S LETTER TO
 HIS BROTHER.

JIMMY RUDOLPH'S LETTER TO
 HIS BROTHER.
 Laneburg, Ark. Sept. 30, 1907 Mir. William Rudolph,
 Dear Bill
 1 will write you a few lines as 1 haint heard from you in sum time. We'll, Bill what is you a doin. We'ans aint made much crop but then we have all gone into cOateratlon unian and sot 15 cents as the price fer cotton an we don't spect to talk no less. You see we aim to sell direct to the spinning man an nook the speculation men clean out. What do you think of that plan Bill? You see I haint the finder of the whole thing 1 jes jined and you can jine too but we want men that will stick an you must have the sticability if you jine, Now, Bill if you don t get this be sure an let me no and 1 will write again.
 Yours Respectfully,
 Jimmy Rudolph. P. s. say Bill 1 forget to tell you hit takes a dollar to jine and 1 don't spect you've got it. We'll, we'll this weather is fine on cotton pickers.
 w. R. Thornton and family visited in Hope Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Sutton left Sunday for Emmet where she will enter school.
 Tom Weaver and his mother went to Emmet Saturday for the purpose of buying a house and lot for Mrs. Weaver.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

er-works company's supply is concerned, suffice it to say that this plant was not installed for the purpose of furnishing the city with water for drinking pur- pose. It was put in to g l V e Shreveport a sewerage system and for use in fighting fires and sprinkling streets.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
Advertised Letters!

The following is the list of letters re- maining unclaimed in this office for the week ending Sep 30 1907 and if not called for by Oct. h 1907 will be for warded to the Dead Letter Office.
 GENTLEMEN All Bendt Walter Bradshaw Wm. Respress Essex Wnitmore
 LADIES. Miss Francis Betes :" G. F. Smith '' Ethel Williams Mrs Liza Lane
 :" Rilla May
 {" Ada Millerner
 {" Abby Smith When calling for the above, sss.s. sssss..s say advertised '"
 JACK CRIMSON, PM. Born-To MT. and Mrs. J. M. Duke, Saturday night, girl.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
GOOD WATER AT SHREVEPORT.
Nome of the Stafe Fair Supplied by ArfeSidn
 Wells in Unlimited 0usntiteiS

Shreveport, La. Oct. ?, 1907 One important fact which Shreve- port calls to the attention of State Fair visitors is it's supply
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

We buy all kinds of produce for which there is any demand, and pay the high est price the market will allow. See us before you sell your chickens, eggs, butter, fruit, vegetables, etc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
BAKERS DRUG STORE.

ing of the Gypsy, and Newsboys Who Have Become Famous. In all there are 63 separate articles, illustrated by 56 pictures. One dollar year. The Sprague Pub fishing Co.,, Detroit, Mich.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

Stock constantly increasing, new. frasl wholesome--quality unsurpassed. pr;oo, low, as the lowest. Prompt service everything guaranteed to be as renro, ented Our goods will not only sat;.f but please you.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
Fire and Lie Insurance.

0. B. Gordon, at Nevada Co. Bank, writ s fire insurance in companies that are confagration proof, having paid tier losses promptly for nearly 75 years. He is also agent for The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The Vaughan Realty Co. Has the fol'ows
 Bargains to Close Out This Week.

so acres meadow within 2lIl miles of city which has produceo| S5O4 worth of hay this season 80 acres in farm, good house ana barn adjoining meadow. SO@l each. Also 80 acres of timber lanu near above described tract S40 Title perfect; owner wishes " close out this week to meet pres. ing obligations. This properV Is worth double the money asKeu for it. We have other splendid lnVesF ments for you. Never too busy to listen los'
 proposition, Never too busy to buy or sell.
 ALEX. VAUGHAN,
 Office in Picayue Building
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

The most edifying spectacle of this politically degenerate age is found in the appeal from Mr. Roosevelt to the people of Cleve. land, Ohio, to rescue themselves and their city from a dictator like Tom Johnson, "who forces many to do his bidding through the power of patronage" o how the pot rails at the kettles black face.
 Bring us that Job work that you was talking about.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-03

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The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02

as not to benfit my family by takin'
1t. What you need in yure sheet is
braieS, and some one to russell up news
and rite editorials on live topics.
No menShun has been made in yure
Shete OF me butchern' a pollen china
pig weighin 800 pounds or the gapeS in
the chickens round mere. You Ignore
that bot a bran new bob sled, and
that traded my blind mule, and say
nothin' about it. Hi Simpkin'S jersey
calf breakin' his two front legs fallin'
in well, two important chivereeS have
been utterly ignored by yure Shete & a
, column obitchury notiSS rt by me
on the death Of grandpa IIenery was
left out OF Shete to say nOthin Of alfa
betical poem beginning a is for And
and also for Ark " rit 10y me darter.
This is the reason yure papier is SO un
popular in town. If you kant rite
eddytOrialS & amt going TO put no
news in yure Shete we dom want sade
Shete. If you print the obitchnary in
yure next | may sine again for you're
Shete. Hudson Republican.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02

yoring OF amending the laws Of The
state so that women might serve or
the board OF trustees OF state schools
where girls are educated. His declar-
alton that women should be allowed
to hold the office Of county superinten-
dent Of education, brought a hearty
response from the ladies in the audi
ence. Mr.. Brewer said he was
prompted to that conclusion because
the state was spending several hun
dred thousand dollars every year
to educate girls That women
constituted nearly 90 per cent of the
school teachers Of the state and
that so many girls were forced into
stores as clerks and other places of
business to earn a livelihood, that he
thought it but mete and proper that
the Office Of county superintendent Of
education should be opened to the
working girls Of the state. He re-
ferred to and discussed the Green
wood incident" in a way that must be
highly satisfactory to his friends and
Will win the respect and confidence
of his opponents. The speech was fire.
quently greeted with applause and at
his conclusion large number crowded
around him to congratulate him and
pledge him their SUPPORT.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
A RINGING DECLARATION
Was Ear! Brewers Speech
Wednesday Night
ISSUES OF THE CAMP AIGN ABLY HANDLED
Was introduced by Judge Roane i'm a
1ost Complimentary Manner
Claims Railroads are i'm Politics
Warmly Greeted.

On Wednesday night Hon. Earle
Brewer made an address at the Court
House in Grenada in the interest OF
his aspirations to be governor
Mr.. Brewer was introduced by Judge
A. L. Roane, In introducing him
Judge ROane stated that he had
known Mr.. Brewer for over twenty
years and that his course both as a
private and public citizen had been
high and honorable and in accordance
with the highest ideals of citizenship.
He referred to Mr.. Brewers rise from
poverty and ObScurity and said that
the high position he had now attain
ed ought to be an inspiration to every
struggling youth of the land. Judge
ROane said he had been associated
with Mr.. Brewer at 1.-THE bar both as
associate land opposing counsel and
that he could unheSitatingly say that
he had few, if any, SuperiorS as law
yer in the state. He said that if Mr..
Brewer was elected governor that he
would give the people clean: able
and honest administration.
Mr.. Brewer acknowledged very
gracefully the kind words which
Judge Roane had been pleased to say
of him and expressed the hope that he
might be worthy of his words of COM
mendation. He said that the people
of Grenada county were exceedingly
near and dear to him. That the peo-
pie of this county had come to his
rescue in an uneven race for the state
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
Opera House-One Night Only
February 9TH.

A company of real merit, a scenic
equipment unsurpassed by any com.
pany travelling, a play simple in
story and pure in sentiment and a
fine band and orchestra are some CT
the features of Along the Kennebec''
the newest big success which will be
seen at the Opera House on Monday
night, Feb. 4th. The play and COM
pany have pleased vast audiences
wherever presented and return dates
have been solicited. A special feature
this season will be the introduction of
some eleven character specialtieS. All
special scenery is carried for the pro
ductiOn throughout.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
MOORE-GREENHAW.
Cupid Springs Surprise on Pa
rents.

On last Monday afternoon when
the public school had dismissed for
that day, Miss Ruth Greenhaw, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Green
haw instead of going home boarded
the train r Water Valley where she
and Mr.. John Moore were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage.
The fond parents knew nothing of the
plans of the daughter and her over
and the first intimation they had Of
such an event was long distance
phone message appriSIng them Of
what had happened. The next day
the daughter and husband came
down and were given haarty well
come to the parental roof.
Mr.. Moore is worthy young man
and holds a responsible position with
a lumber company at Water Valley.
The Sentinel wishes for him and his
eStimable bride the richest blessings
life can beStOw.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02

senate and that they had elected him
over three able competitors when he
lacked eight months Of attaining the
required age for holding seat in the
in the state senate and that whatever
| he attained or accomplished in life he
| felt that he largely owed to the peo-
pie Of this county. Mr. Brewer was
bold to declare himself for a vigorous
enforcement Of tie law and said that
if elected governor that he would lend
all the influence of the great office to
see that the laws were enforced and,
that the future prosperity Of the state
and the happiness o; the people de-
pended more largely upon this than
any other one thing. He denounced
in unmeaSured terms bucket shops
ana dealing in cotton futures, and
said they created nothing, buOght and
sold little or no actual cotton, but that
they were institutions that lived off
the sweat and toll of the man who
made the cotton and that the whole
tendency of future dealing was to low
er the price of cotton. He said that
they should be put out Of business
and that if he was elected governor
that he would use all the powers of
the office to see that these denS of
vice whichwere robbing the farmer and
running SO many young men and bank
rupting so many merchants, were
driven from the state. He said that
he was opposed to that enforcement
OF the law which would arraign the
man with little influence or no mon
ey for shooting craps or gambling |
when those Of money or prestige in |
the community were permitted to Op-
crate bucket shop where a mans
hard earnings were gambled off by |
the thousands. He discussed rail-
roads and insisted that they were in
the politics of both the state and ma
5ion and submitted his proof to sub
'tantiate this declaration. He claim
I'd that the railroads were not paying
axes in proportion to the other en-
jerpriSeS Of the state and insisted that
hey had their paid agents at every
session of the state legislature to in
luence legislation favorable to their
business. He said that ,hc was in IA
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
Married..

On January "a at the home of the
brides brother, six miles south OF
Charleston. Mr.. Stanly Amytte tC
Miss Beulah Grantham. Mrs. Amy
tie is an attractive lady of many ex-
cellent characteristics and virtues
Mr.. Amytte is son of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. S. Amytte Of Grenada and is d
gentleman Of sterling integrity. and
possesses all the elements of noble
manhood. He has been employed fOI
several years by the Cumberland
telephone company and now holds a
responsible position with the COM
pany at Yazoo City where he and his
happy bride will make their home.
The Sentinel wishes that life'S richest
blessings may come to them.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
MRS. JENNINGS ENTERTAINS.
In Honor of Mesdames, Smith
and l.. A. jennings.

On Thursday, January "a, the
home Of Mrs. w. j. Jennings was
thrown open to the friends OF Mesda-
mes l.. A. Jennings and w. f. Smith
AS the two mothers were the re-
ceiving party, all were assured 0fa
cheerful day by the warm hand grasp
of welcome. Just as the clock chim-
ed the noon hour we were uShered in
to the spacious dinning room beauti-
fully frightened by plants and frag-
rant viOlets which formed the magni-
ficent center peice Of the elegant Ia
BILE. The menu Of six courses was
gracefully served by Mrs. Jennings,
the hostess, and her sister Mrs Ger
ard, which was truly elegant and sum-
ptOuS.
At 80 p. M. our gallant host eS-
cOrted US to the parlOr, opened the
piano, and announced that music was
now the prOgrame and for hours the
melodies of olden days. both isStru-
mental and vocal, were enjoyed inter-
sperSed with two choice readings
Could our city poets have heard the
coupletS given on each lady'S age, I'm
sure envy would have pierced their
muses. heart.
Long, long will sweet memories
linger with the fourteen fortunate
friends who were hOnOred in the
gathering to greet the two mothers"
(The above should have appeared
last week but was handed'in too late
for inSertiOn.)
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
Pocket Book Found.

Robert Fletcher, responsible color
ed man living near Grenada, is in pos
session of pocket book containing q
certain amount Of money which was
found by another negro on the Grena-
da and Jefferson public road. Any
one identifying the purse may obtain
same. Certainly these cOlored people
are to be commended for their homes
ty and straightforward methods
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
A Card.

We wish to thank the people one
and all for the liberal patronage an6
many courteSieS shown us since we
have been doing business under the
present firm name. We are glad tC
say, that we believe we have the con-
fidence of the public and only hope
we may prove worthy of the same.
Respectfully,
MeaderS & BlOOdwOrth.
Furniture Dealers.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
mississippi Teachers Association
GulfpOrt, May 2, 3 & 4.

Low rates on all railroads. Interest
ing programs. Prominent speakers
from other states. Free steamer ex-
curSions to interesting points. Many
other attractive features. Board
S1.5O to S3 per day. Write Supt. J..
L. Come /, Gulfport, stating what
rate you wish: he will secure a place
for you. Official programs ready
April L; for d copy, address
T. p. Scott, Sec.
BrOOkhayen, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
Even From The Mountains

Billiards. Snow Liniment is praised
for the good it does. a sure cure fol
rheumatism and all pains. Wright
w. Loving, Grand Junction. Colo,
writes: 81 used Ballard S Snow Lini-
ment, last winter. for Rheumatism
and can recommend it as the best Lii
niment on the market. l thought, at
at the time / was taken down with
this trouble, that it would be a week
before 1 could get about, but on ap-
plying your Liniment several times
during the night, l was about i'm as
hours and well jim three days." Sold
by all Druggists.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
The u. D. C's.

Will meet at the residence of Mrs.
G. H. Guys, Thursday Feb. I, at 3:3(
p. m.
Scripture reading by Chaplain
The Lords Prayer.
Instrumental Music-By Miss Mary
Mullin.
Reading-By Miss Louise Austin.
Paper, ]. p. Brown.
Vocal Music, Miss Roberta Du'
bard.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure

In Smith s Kidney Cure. Your drug
glSt will refund your money il after
taking one bottle you are not sat SIZED
with results. so cents by Hughes
Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02

Mr.. Van W. Williams has accepted
a position with large mercantile
firm at Jackson, Miss. Mr.. Williams
is man of indomitable energy and a
fine salesman. The firm who has Sc
cured his serviceS is fortunate in
deed
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02
A Dissatisfied Subscriber.

Thereby offel hi resignashun as a
subscriber to your papier. it being a
pamphlet Of such small consequence
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-02

Try a barrel of "Invincible" flour
and be convinced that there is none
better. The Z. Sabin Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
Hawaiian Polo Team Will
Go to the Coast.
CFrom Tuesdays Advertiser)

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February.
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Baldwin though
position would be 1 a
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Clough,
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