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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-01
Registration Of the w.
teFS OF thu City Is now
going on al the CcuFj-
House in The Civ Hall.
Registrars will Da i0,FG
from 8 &. n, t0 4 .. m.
and from 8 ?. IN. 10 9
D. IN. All voters should
register.

While the gang are very busy
getting their colored voters into lin
for the municipal election i'm this
:ity, it would not be out of place to
suggest that they give a little at
tention to the white vote as well
Most of our people, both white and
colored, are getting very tired OF
ring rule.
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The gang Of political ringsters are
ecoming more and more alarmed
rhey are now importing colored
peakers to see if they cannot whip
the colored vote into line They
rad public speaking at the city
hall last night.
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Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
Annual Church Meeting.

The Presbyterian church held
their annual meeting Thursday
evening, March 2S. 1907, and
elected the following officers:
Elders. Y. L. Weisenberger,
P. P. Lorimor, Deacon. A. d.
Ratfington; Trustee, J. w. Mer.
ring, Secretary and Treasurer, o.
W. Dawson. Chief Usher, Z.
w. Moses, President..of the Ladies
Aid Society, Mrs. W. II. Dodge.
President of the Ladies Mission
ary Society, Mrs. Anna Olinger,
President of Y. P. S. G. f., II.
I. Allison. Superintendent of
Sunday School 4. ". Moses.
The reports Of officers Of the
various auxiliary societies show a
very prosperous condition.
A vote of thanks was unanim-
ously extended to the Ladies Aid
Society for liberal assistance.
The meeting closed with a social
hour which all enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05

E. z. Moses and G. W. Nimocks
of the +. K. Moses Company DR..
Morrisoii, q. W. Thatcher, A. II.
johnson, druggist. W. l.. Town
sley of the Tribune. G. w. Moore.
confectionery. DR. Linits, teIe.'
phone company, Ed. Chlpnan,
First Nationol Blnk. Chss. Lund.
halde and W. A. Bolinger. mer.
chants, Fred Hemker. hardware.
DR. r II Meade. DR.. o. P. Nc
Phetsor, e. A Hooper. druggist.
+. h. Massie and D. VI. Frazier.
merchants, Geo. Turner. grocer,
Z. l.. Moses and E. W. Moses
millers, &. V. Brinkman, miller.
Fred Iutavern, hardware and i'm
rlements, l.. b. Wilcox. hardware.
and implements, Ed. Panning and
Ed. Cook, hardware and lmple.'
mentS. + V. Russell, attorney. Z.
Z. Cole, attorney, W. P. FEEDER.
Rustler and Democrat, RIA. Char
les, lumber, W.L.Smythe, lumber.
This list of home people was
made from memory and it is pcs.
slble some one was ommited if so
it was accidental and not inten-
tional.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
BOY slCked BY a Horse.

About six o'clock Thursday
evening as little James Knight
was leading one of his fathers
horses which had just been unhit-
ched from the water trough to
the barn the animal whirled'
around and kicked the little fel-
low full in the face cutting it
very bldlv. DR.. Mcpherson was
summoned and at once took the
boy to the hospital where his face
was dressed and be was then taken
home. While he has badly
damaged face he is getting along
all right and seems to stand hi.
trouble ,manfully. He is about
nine years of age.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
Medical Society Meeting.

The Barton County Medical Soele-
ty held very interesting meeting
in the Commercial club rooms Thurs.
day afternoon. the same being attends
ed By near'y all the physicians in the
county, al also by several from
Larned. The following program vas
rendered.
The Expert Witness, F. Vernon
Russell. &.
Clinic, DR.. r II. Meade q
Report Of acase Of Glaucomu, DR..
J. Sutherland
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
Corn Contest Is GROWING.

Since publishing the list of
names of the boys who had ex-
pressed a willingness to enter the
Boys Corn Contest, we have re-
ceived these additional names:
Earnest Steuri, Harold Wood.
Edward Wood, Roy Davis, Roy
Russell Peter Schmidt, Charles
White, Harry Ford, Willie Ref,
Joe Ref, Frank Russell. Ted Kel-
", Earl Ward, Charlie Never.
Eddie Meyer, Andrew Never.
SheD BriScoe, colOred. was be-
fore Police Judge Anthony this
morning on a charge of disturb.
inc the peace. 1t seems that he
bad some trouble with another
colored fellow, and was irving to
ha' biz, on the heal ~lth ;hC
broad side of a six shooter when
MarShol Wilson took him in. IIc
was fined five dollars, md cos'q.
There IS a rumor out tha' ne ca.
may be taken up by the cour. 8
attorney.
Sears & Weathers. contractors,
have the contract for erecting a
large poultry house for Miss Julia
heigle, who is going into the
poultry business on a large scale.
John Wolf of Ellinwood was in tht
city Friday or business.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
THE BUSINESS
MEMS Meeting.

Great BGndeFS Successfully Entertain
Business Men Of NelghbOrlng Towns
A PROFITABLE Meeting.
The Great Bend Business Mems
Association held a successful
meeting at the W. 0. W. hall
Thursday evening. to which the
business men of neighboring
towns we're invited. also some of
the business men Of this city who
have not vet affiliated with the
organization. The delegation
from Larned came down in their
autos, and in the language of the
president of the association. when
they struck the town in the after
noon everybody and the dogs got
excited. They we're met at the
Commercial Club rooms by our
people, made to feel at home. and
shown over our city, although
for such a trip the weather was
fierce. Still they all seemed to
enjoy it. In the evening those
from Ellinwood came up on No.
5, but unfortunately No. s was on
time, and the meeting had hardly
got started before they bad to
take thier departure.
The meeting was called to order
by Fred Zutavern, President of
the Great Bend Association. who
called to sit beside him on the
platform. Mr.. Moffatt, President
of the Larned association. Mayor
Moses was called on for an ad-
dress of welcome. to which on be-
half OF the visitors, Mayor Friz.
zelle of Larned responded.
D. n. Patton, secretary of the
local association. was called on
for report of the work accom-
pliShed, and gave a very satisfac-
tory report of the work done
since he became secretary, Nov.
"a last.
A short program had been pre-.
pared, which was followed out as
follows.
+. V. Russell, The Aims and
Objects Of the Association " In
this talk he gave what might be
considered the standing of the as
S)ciation from a legal Point of
view. which was eminently salts
factory, especially to the Llrned
people. who had met a little cross
fire on that point.
+. K. Moses talked on "Demor-
alizing Competition; Practice
what you Preach" In his talk
ne gave many very valuable
pointers to the business men,
which he had CLEANED from his long
business career, and made some
suggestions which we believe it
would be well for business men
generally to follow.
A little humor now and then
goes a long wavs. and this task
was allotted to the only Judge
Cole, who talked on Social Re.
lations between Business Men"
He sighted numerous reasons. all
of which were very good, and his
talk impressed US with the fact
that there was. or rather in the
past had been a lack of social
feeling between business men, es-
Decially between those in the
same lines of business. His talk
was very much to the point.
DR.. <. +. Morrison, who can
say as much in a few words as any
man We ever heard talk, and who
says what he say to the exact
point, responded to the subject.
Organization from the Physi
ciaas Standpoint" and in his taIk
not..only dwelt upon that subject.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
SUGAR Beet FIGURES.
Nearly Half Million Tons Manufactured
Last Year.

. The following figures in refer
ence to the beet sugar croD of the
. United States will be of interest
"a to MANY here.
44O,O tons of sugar manufac-
tured in 1906,
Gain 100 per cent 10 ten years.
3,500,0)0 tons of baets furn-
ished factories.
Value of the sugar product,
. $39,5OO, 900.
Investment in industry $t1.O9O,
600.
PaiG farmers for boets, ST.
100000.
Slxty,four factories operated. -
Garden City Telegram.
Samuel Granger, Of EstGcgVi''c,
Iowa, came in Wednesday On his
return trip home from tour of
inspection of some property that
he has in the western part Of the
state. and stopDed over fm a visit
with his old friends and neighbor,
Louis Hlns.
'Mrs. Julia Weirauch and
9 daughter have returned from an
extended. visit in the south.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05

ct>uai way reinlrked on the sub
ject assigned him. as that ha,
been more or less covered by pre-
cedihg speakers.
This concluded the regular or
der, aud informal talks. some o
which were especially good
were the order, notably tha
of Harvey Eckert. A. A. Doer
and A. H. MOffatl of the Lar
ned Delegation. others from
Larned who made brief remark,
were Mark Krouch. +. q. Wick
wire. |. d. Row. Z. I. Eggleston
I'd. Lindas. Lew Burgess, secre-
tary of the Larned association.
DR.. Williamson, and Fl. II. Reed.
MIR. A. Aitken of st. John wa.
present, and also made a few re-
marks, as also dio NJ. E. Heyne.
OF Pawnee Rock. Great Benders
called on for remarks we're Z. S.
Marx. c. 5. Allison, L. B. vii
cox, Z A. Hooper. W. A. Bolin
ger. Albert Dotson, w. T.. Town.
sley, c. V. Brirkman, W. p,
FEEDER. c. l.. Moses. J. Geo.
Brinkkmau and &. W. Thatcher.
During the evening the gentle
men were entertained with cigars
and punch. The Larned folks
left for home in their autos after
the meeting adjourned we'll salts
fed with their trip, and with thu
promise of a return engagement
to be played at Larned sometime
IN the near future. They spoke
very highly of the business mer
of this city, the treatment &C
corded them, and the benefit o.
! their visit.
The out Of town people, witt
! their line of business. were as fol-
lows. From Larned, A. 4. Doer
hardware, etc, K. 7. Eggleston
furniture, |. d. Row, baker.
Chas. DAWN. harness. Jas. Fagan,
machine shops, Roy Beissean,
stockman. Louie Niederee,
butcher, Chas. Griffith, grocer,
Geo. W. Nolan, grocer. Harvey
Eckert. publisher Tiller & Toiler
Lester Williamson. contractor, r.
ID. Shady, timer and plumber, A.
H. Modett, banker, Ed. S. Lin
das, lumber, NJ. X. Barber, drug
gi;t, E q. Wickgire, druggist,
Mark Krouch. m,rchln', \ II.
Bartoo, coal and feed, Geo. GRAY
beal, ieweler, Albert Anderson
feed mill, 5. +. Burgess. conicc
tiOnary. l.. D. Burgess. secre l"y
of the Larned ASSOCIATION. DR. "
II Williamson, Herbert Porter
druggist. DR.. 9. II. Ewing DR.
W. G. McCurdy, Mayor f T.
Frizelle, & son real estate. j W
Fairleigh, lumber, DR. S.B Riggs
DR. Hooker, Tom Hill. butcher, Fl
ii. Reed, grocer, DR. Z. G.. Rooms
Drs. Ewing and McCdrdy were
accompanied by their wives.
From EIlinvooi there were
Ed. ISern, merchant, G. Katten
horn, hardware and implements
II, d Back. merchant, 2. B
Kimpler, miller, N. Spri1ker
grocer, J.C. McCracken. druggist
Fred Stephans merchant, j. W
Choke Of the Leader, John Grant
restaura Mt, H. +. Turk, ieweler
Joe Stepanek. harness.
From P4wnee Rock. NJ. +
Keynes, banker, Earl Logan
merchant.
From st. John. A. Aitken lum
ber and coal.
The following Great Benz
gentlemen were present: Albert
Dotson, furniture, G. 5. AIliso n
coal, o n Patton, secretary, j.
Geo. Brinkman. Frank Brinkmar
and Arthur TaIyor of the Brink.
man Bank, W. f. Honnen. gro
Ger, Dr. Amend, DR.. Kendall. B
j. Meyer, merchant, Ed 5. Mar,
and n J Berscheidt, merchants,
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
hiiler.-Heal

Nate Neal, the popular clerk at
the Kendall Hotel in this city.
stole march on his friends here.
by quietly going down to Hutch
lnson the other day and getting
married.
Nate and his bride, who was
Miss Jeanette Miller of Hutchin-
son, went to Sterling Thursday
where they were married by Rev.
Albright.
They returned to Great Bend
this morniHg on the Mo Pacific
train, and will make their home at
the Kendall Hotel. Mr.. NeaI's
many friends in this city will Join
the hustler IN wishing the happy
pair much JOY.
Sister Loreljo of The ST. Rose Foe-
Pit5l la, returned from BROOKLYN.
where she Telt for the DurLose o.
taking a special course in her line OF
wo,F, nursing. She comes back with
a diploma
We Ire informed that Mrs. Chas,
Richardson, living on Stone street,
between l2lh. and 18th, is i'll with a
very mlid case 0, small pox. A quar-
antne mas been established.
JACOB $40 hopi ami wife were
over from H)r,iagSoa Thursday,
shopping and visiting friends.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05

Register OF Deeds Epperson and
family, The Misses McMulIen and
Miss Lille VanAtta. of Norton,
Kansas. who is in the city for q
visit with ner sister, Mrs. Martin.
all went out to the home of S. Fl.
Gwinn, Thursday evening for
supper, and had a fine time.
Father O'Sullivan went to Wichita
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05

JACOB So hop, AMI wife were
over from H,i,iagsoa Thursday,
shopping and visiting friends.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05

NIrs. Julia Weirauch and
daughter have returned from an
extended visit in the south.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-05
attorney.

oha Wolf of Ellinwood was in the
city Friday or business.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

20 That al contracts for working the
public roadsln said county shall be let
for "a term o two or four years and shdll
be let out asthe law directs.
81. That al roads shall be placed In con-
dition requiRd by these plans and .speci,
fications between the 1st Monday. OF April
and the 1st londay. OF October OF each
year, duringthe existence OF the contract
In first class condition during the whole
period for Which the contract Is made
%. The contractors shall be paid In war
Monday OF Jaly 1907, for the work.done dur
ing the first giarter of the years work under
their contrat, and shall be paid quarterly
thereafter But no contractor shall be paid
any sIm forworking the public roads un,
til the supervisor OF that district shall
make a report in writing, stating In said
report that the work done by the contractor
during the fevious quarter is Satisfactory
and shall recommend in said report pay
ment for sane.
q. Specia and detailed plans speclfca-
tions for wok to be done on the roads
which said york Is TO Dc Gone ,id iCSu,nd ronds
up to the requirement OF he afOr SAID plans
and specifications as above set fourth. wIii
be furnished by the county.
Board met Thursday morning, present
same as yesterday. 90, %
JnO. $. Ki,g. cost in case OF iunatlc ~ III iO
W. g. PennJ p. Constable and witness S4O
Clerk wasOrdered to advertise fer BIDS TO
be received at April meeting to bulld low
water bridges on new road district2.
Bids to bf received at April meeting,
Board drew pay as follows:
A. Olson days Smiles. s....-------------@ 10 SO ~
J. f. Shawi days 2l miles es----...... !S d0
j. N. Roberts days 22 mileS------..... Is ~
j. p. Hill 4days 10 miles s--------------- 1. M 0o
E. L. Atkirson days 10 miles----------- u 30
Jno, 8. Kirg clerk u 0o 0o
April. A. Olson President.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
ASWELL AND HOLMES ELECTED
.AsweIl to be Chancellor and Holmes to
Head Law Department.

The board of trustees Of the State
University met at Oxford last Satur-
day and elected James B. ASwell,
State Superintendent Of Education of
Louisiana. Chancellor to take effect
July next. The vote Of the board
stood eight to nine and Mr.. ASwell s
election was surprise to many. He
is said to be a man OF fine appearance
and OF magnetic Influence He ad-
dressed the Lafayette county teach
erS' Association that day which per-
hapS, had much to do with his elec.
tion. Hon. j. e. Holmes was elected
as the head of the law department to
succeed Hon. Z. l.. Sively recent
ly resigned Mr.. Holmes is d
young man of fine promise and he will
no doubt make d very acceptable
man.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
J. N. Roberts for Reflection.

1t is a wholesome sign Of quicken
ed public conscience when the best cit
zenS of the county consent to ask for
public office. Four years ago Mr.. j..
F. Roberts was persuaded to enter
the race for supervisor in beat 3. He
was elected and his official acts have
shown that his people made no mis-
take in their selection. Mr.. Roberts
has impressed all who have watched
his official acts as an honest and pains
taking public servant and his expert
ence already gained should certainly
prepare him for better service the
next term, should he be elected.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
HOES,
SHOES,
SHOES,
SHOES

Shoes that Will fit, wear, and
have style and individuality about
them. We now have Roberts
Johnson & Rand Shoe Co.'S, COM
plete line and we warrant
every pair we sell We call your
attention to the beautiful line of
low cuts for ladies, men and chill
dren now on sale. Do not be sat-
ished with something lust as
good" but insist on the "Star
Brand Shoes" They can be
found only at our store.
-"sTAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER. y
3-o-o7-2t. The F. Sabin Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
E.S. Tatum for Supervisor in Beat a.

Ih our announcement column will
seen the name of f. S. Tatum for Su-
pervisor in Beat 4. Mr.. TaUum is a
Young man of sterling integrity, full
of energy and possesses the confidence
and esteem of all who know him.
He would no doubt devote his very
talents to the duties of the Of
flee to which he aspires and we be-
speak for his candidacy that consider
alton from the voters of Beat 4, which
IL deserves.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

When you come to town to do
your spring trading you will
lose money if you do not see
us and get Our prices. We are
determined to undersell and a
look in at our line and prices will
convince you that we have the
goods at prices that will astonish
you. We can show you as pretty
line of spring goods as you would
like to see and they are all new,
being this years creations. We
have no old goods in our store.
2-o-o7-2t. The +. Sabin CO.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
Local and Personal

0UUu1 uuu i VI 1NUAAA
Now.
You can.
Help your town.
BY investing more money.
In all of it's enterprises.
Mr. j. II. Brown was in Charleston
last Monday.
Mr.. J. p. Wright of Hattiesburg is
visiting relatives in Grenada.
Mrs. w. d. Brock of Walden, is Wis
iting Mrs. L. l.. Owen and family.
Mr.. w. NJ. McSwine, a prominent
merchant OF Scobey, was in Grenada
Wednesday.
Mr.. B. G. Duncan is in the north
and east purchasing a spring stock OF
goods for Duncan & Co.
Hon. E. d. Dinkins and Mr.. VIM.
QharleS, cashier Of the Charleston
bank, were in Grenada Wednesday.
Buy your fertilizing from the Ten
nesSee Valley Fertilizer Co. Florence,
Ala. Write them before purchasing
elsewhere.
Mrs. r. f. Moody entertained on
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
w. B. Hoffa and Mrs. Hotfa'S mother,
Mrs. Louise Cloud.
Mr.. r. PresSgrOve has just return
ed from northern markets where he
has been to purchase spring goods for
r. PreSSgrove & Co.
Miss Annie Laura Owen, stenOgra-
pher of the law firm of DinkinS \
Caldwell Of Charleston, is spending a
few days at home with her mother
and family.
Rev. L. w. Cain pastor OF the
Methodist church at Itta Bena, Miss,
was in Grenada this week. He is an
elegant gentleman and is no doubt a
splendid preacher.
Mrs. w. G.. Shannon Of Itta Bena,
accompanied by her two children and
her mother, Mrs. w. r. Shannon,
have been guests for several days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. Law
renee.
Gov. James X. Vardam an stopped
over for few hours in Grenada both
in going to and in returning from
Oxford to attend the recent meeting
OF the board Of trustees OF the Uni
versity, and was wasmly greeted by
his many friends hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Talbert are
new additions to Grenada society and
we gladly welcome them to our midst.
They are boarding at MrS.S. II. Knox,
Mr.. Talbert is to be the cashier OF
the First National Bank of Grenada,
which willISoon open it's doors for buSi
ness
Hon. Earl Brewer was in Grenada
Tuesday. Mr.. Brewer Is looking well
and expressed himself as being pleas
tu WIUll phOoPSCOo Iva ONSNSco III
the voice for governor. His recep-
tionS everywhere are the most flat ter
ing. AT many places at the conclu-
sion of his speeches almost the entire
audience gathers around him to shake
hiShand.
Mrs. Walter Sabin entertained the
Daughters of the Confederacy on
Thursday afternoon. 1t was one of
the most enjoyable evenings in the
memory Of the Chapter. The music
rendered was excellent. Delicious re-
freshments were served. The ices in
the form Of the National Flag were
appetizing as we'll as calculated to
,kindle patriotic impulse. Mrs. Sa-
bin proved herself to be most charm
ing hostess. She is one Of the new
members and the chapter regards her
as valuable accession. Mrs. Jerry
Talbert enrolled her name at this
meeting.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

FOR SALE:-Three lots in south
Grenada we'll situated. On one Of
the lots there is tive-room cottage
in good repair, also other out houses,
There is bargain in this property.
For prices, terms, ETC., apply at
this office. 3-9-01-tf.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

VIII. Farmer, Commercial Brokers,
representing leading wholesale houses
in Memphis, New Orleans and other
cities. Phone no. $50. 2-23-094t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

We sell you chemically pure crea m
Tarter at soc per pound. Why pay
more for it?
2-2-O7-tf.. Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Nice assortment Of stationery and
tablets at MOOre'S Drug Store.
.. .03-O7-3t
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Semmes' Laxative White Pine will
cure that cough. Second Class Drug
Store. 2-2-'O1 TT.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Gold Leaf flour is the highest priced
-four in the world. 1t is sofd by Jno.
7. KeetOn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

FOR SALE: 200 bushels Of bunch
yam sweet potatoes at 81. per bus
hels. S. r. Lee, Grenada, Miss.
3-2-O7-2t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Nice line ot toilet soap at MOOre's
Drug Store. 223-07 -3t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

WANTED: A young lady to can
vass the town of Grenada, to dis
tribute samples and to take orders
for Natures Remedy Tablets.
This is a splendid opportunity for
the right party, as the remedy is
one OF the best on the market.
Apply at once at MOOre'S Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

FOR SALE:-HOuSe and lot in south
Grenada. Dwelling contains four
rooms and is in good repair.
3-9-07-tf. IL. j. Gordon.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Every cup full, package and barrel
of Gold Leaf flour is guaranteed, Jno.
II. KeetOn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Nonpariel Fertilizer, for sale by
Mississippi Cotton Oil Co. 2-1o-oT-ot
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

The highest price flour is Gold Leaf,
but it is the cheapest, JnO. L. kee-
ton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

High Grade Commercial Fertilizer,
High Grade Acid Phosphate, German
Kainit, for sale by Mississippi Cotton
Oil Co. 2.16-07-ot.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

We have just received something
new and very attractive in the way OF
mounts and would be glad to have
you call to see them.
Vance s. Campbell,
2-23-O7-tf. Photo rapherS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

l mean what 1 say. Gold Leaf is the
flour. JnO. II. KeetOn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09
Meeting of Cemetery Association.

The Cemetery Association will meet
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. W. f. Martin.
A full attendance is earnestly request
ed. Mrs. W. II. Whitaker Sec.
3-9.O7. Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Every barrel of Gold Leaf flour is
thoroughly purified with AlSop's Won
derful electrically purified air. Call
at JnO. II. Keeton'S s for barrel.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-09

Fresh garden seed papers for sc at
| MOore's Drug Stole. 324-07-3t.