davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
Politics and
Politicians

It is reported that Senator Proc
tor OF Vermont will shortly resign
his seat in favor Of his son. who Isl
now governor OF the Green Noun
tain state and who bids fair to be-
come as prominent IN public life as
his distinguished father. sss N
Indications are that the coming
fight for the Republican nomination
for governor in Kansas will be be-
tween w. r. stubhs and w. j. Fitz-
gerald, with possibly one or two 9TH
ers trailing.
Il Former Governor Frank Brown,
Congressman Talbot and former
Congressman Miles are TO fight 1t out
for the choice Of the Democrats of
Maryland for United States senator
to succeed William r Whyte, whose
term will expire In 1909. 1ss
Charles a. Walsh Of Iowa, former
secretary OF the Democratic national
committee, has been comforting re-
Gently with the erstwhiie Popnlist
leaders Ii Arkansas and other south,
ern states with the purpose, IT Is Re.
ported, Of organizing independence
league IN the interest Of William RI
Hearst.
I Seven names are now mentioned as
possible Democratic presidential can
didates. not counting the dark horse
suggested by Henry Watterson The
list comprises William ]. Bryan d
Nebraska, Governor elect Hoke Smith
Of Georgia Senator Culberson d
Texas, Governor johnson Of MINNIE
sofa, Judge Gray of Delaware, Gov
lernor Campbell 81 Texas and Cover
nor Conner Of Alabama The lis
might be Heightened by adding til.
name Of Senator Daniel. whom VII
4 ginians believe would make an idea
Democratic standard bearer.
l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
WOHlen's Skirts

Women s man tailored skirts, thor
oughly shrunk, made Of black and
colored panamas, fancy checks and
striped suitings fancy mixtures, Il
sizes, prices ranging from So. 50, so
and e. SO,
Our Sale Price Now s4.95
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
AUREATE
SERMON DELIVERED BY REV
JONES HIGHLY APPRECIATED
I'M MANDAN.

Rev. O. r. Jones delivered the bac-
scalaureate sermon TO the graduating
class OF the high school at the Metho.
dist church Sunday night The ser.
mon was a very interesting one as well
as instructive. The services were to
have been held In the Episcopal
church, but owing to the fact that
ne Methodist church is much larger
III was held there.
ii large number Of the relatives and
friends of the members Of the gradu.
aaEfng class we're present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
Notice q speeIal City Election.

Notice Is hereby given that a
special city election Will be held iii
the Fifth ward of the city 81 BIS
narck, North Dakota, % Tuesday.
the fourth day Of June, a. ID. 1907
for the purpose Of electing an alder
man as successor to Alderman Frank
J. Mccormick. Of said ward, re-
signed
The city council has designated the
city hall. on Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets. as thS
polling place Tor said special eles|
tion.
The polls win be opened at eigh<
o'clock q. m. and Will remain open
continuously until 1--WE o'clock D. 1
Dated May 8. 1907 sa
b. q. YOUNG, M
City Auditor
KfRx's JAP ROSE toiies asia tAsl SOAR
e ~ THANSPAnENT-so clear you can read
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

Pineules are for the Kidneys and
Bladder They bring quick relief to
sbackache, rheumatism lumbago, tired
worn out feeling. They produce nat.
urai action of the kidneys. 80 days
treatment 800. Money refunded IL
Pineules are not satisfactory
Sold by Lenhart Drug Co
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

K1RK's JAP ROSIE toiies nrsd bath soaysEr
4 isTRANSPARENT--so ciasr Wi, ns s., re.8
tnrorgh II All druggists and grocers sail q.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

dale was born in YalobuSha county
near Torrance seventy eight years
ago and had lived all his life within a
radius Of fifteen miles of the place of
his birth.
He was one Of the cOunty'S most
prominent and substantial citizens.
He was just and upright in his deal
ingS, honest in all the relations of
life and will be sadly missed by a
large circle Of friends. Considering
the fact that he was a man Of large
estate, he lived u life comparatively
free Of display and bStentatiOn. He
was kind hearted and oblging to one
and all, lie is survived by a wife.
five daughters and one son.
His remains were inferred on Mon
day in the old family burying ground
near Torrance, Rev. J. E. Cunning
ham pastor of the Methodist church
Of this city conducting the funeral
services.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Gard from A. 7. Clanton.
3-16-1907.

To The Voters of Grenada County
1t may be presumption on my part
and doubtless many will think it is,
to aspire to the office of county
superintendent of education of this
county, and | enter the race trust
ing that the public will be charitable
in considering my deficiencies and
generous in considering the qualitica-
tionS that my friends are kind enough
to claim for me. 1t has been the
dream of my childhood to serve the
public in some official capacity. The
office Of county superintendent Of ed
ucatiOn is in keeping with my work
and training and | believe | could give
the people satisfactory service.
Should l be hon0red with the office, l
promise faithful efforts to please the
people and to promote the best inter
eStS of our public schools.
Very Respectfully,
A. II. ClantOn.
Grenada, Miss, March II, 1907.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
A JEWISH WEDDING.
Mr.. Joseph Newburger Weds
Miss Hettie KOsminsky In
Memphis.

On Thursday night at 73O Jeffer.
son street, Memphis. Mr.. Joseph
Newburger OF that city and Miss
Hettie KoSminsky Of Grenada were
united in holy wedlock Mrs. New
burger is member OF one OF the
most prominent Jewish families in
the state and can boast of a splendid
lineage for several generations back
She is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. KOsminSky of this city and is
universally popular. She is lady of
many personal charms and attractions
and her conSOrt is to be congratulate
ed upon winning so fair bride.
Mr.. Newburger is business man
Of much prominence, indeed the cot
ton firm of which he is president, is
one of the largest in the South. He
is gentlemen widely read, of extern
Sive travels and is not only well verS-
ed on the numerous economic prob
lens of the day hut possesses a store
house Of information which makes
of him a most pleasing public speaker
and an entertaining conversational
iSt. He comes of one 0f the most
prominent Jewish families III the
South and will prove himself most
worthy of the prize he has won.
The happy couple left Immediately
on short bridal tour after which
they will be at home 60 their friends
in Memphis,
Several friends from Grenada went
up to Memphis to witness the mar
riage and to congratulate them on
the auspciouS occasion. The Sen
tinel joins in the many good wishes
extended them.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Requested All Those Who
Believed i'm His Doctrine
and Were Not Ashamed
to Tell 1t, Come Forward.
He HELD QUITE A LEVEE
Mr.. Scott Spoke in the Morning, Dis
cussing His Position on Foreign
In,migrstion-ThOm Also Spoke
on Issues of the Day.

The following special from Aber
deem appeared in the Clarion-Ledgel
of March IS: The circuit court con-
vened here to day. After court was
organized Judge Sykes turned the
court house over to the state candi.
dates. Hon. ChaS. Scott, candidate
for governor, made speech in the
morning and discussed at great length
his position on the importation of
italian labor, occasionally interSpers-
ing his speech with anecdotes.
In the afternoon several of the
state candidates were announced and
Hon. E. n. Thomas, candidate for
governor, made a speech discussing
the issues of the day.
Hon. Earl Brewer, candidate for
governor, spoke for two hours and at
the expiration of his speech he treated
the crowd to the most unique method
of campaigning ever conceived in this
section. He stepped to the front of
the platform and called for mournerS
similar to the Methodist revival say
ing: ''All who believe my doctrine is
right and ought to prevail, and who
will join me and help me make this
fight and win this race and are not
ashamed to tell it, come forward and
shake hands with me" whereupon a
majority Of the audience pushed for
ward and quite levee Of handShak-
ing enSued.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Bill Nye's Cow Advertisement.

Bill Nye, the humOriSt, once had 4
COW TO sell. tfe sttry goes. and ad-
vertised her as follows: Owing to
my i'll health, | will sell at nv resi-
dence, in township 10, range IS, ae-
cording to the government survey.
one plush raspberry COW, aged eight
years. She is of undoubted courage
and gives milk frequently. To man
who does not fear death in any form
she would be great boon. She is
very much attached to her present
home with stay chain, but she will
be sold tOany one who will agree To
treat her right She is One-fOurti,
ShOrthorn and three fOurthS hyena.
L will also throw in a double barrel
shotgun, which goes with her. la
May she usually goes away for week
or two and returns with tall, red :
calf with wabbly legs. Her name is.
Rose. | would rather sell her to a
nonresident. "-Batten'S Wedge.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
To the Public.

There appeared in The Grenada Sen
tinel of date Of Feb. 23rd, in the re.
port of the proceedings of the board
Of mayor and aldermen, statements
that seriously reflected on my con-
duct as superintendent of the Water
and Electric Light Plant. l am now
having the books, vouchers and ac-
counts fully investigated and ask
that YOU withhold your judgment
until searching examination of
the records can be completed.
Very ReSpt.
3-16-1907. G. b. Bolton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Mrs. Mary Lee Dies At Her Home In
Greenfield. Tenn.

Mrs. Mary Lee, wife of DR.. L. c..
Lee who died in his city prehaps
twenty yoars ago, died at her home
in Greenfield, Tenn, on March IL
and her remains were brought here and
laid to lest in Odd Fellows Cemetery
on Thursday morning. The funeral
services were conducted from the
Presbyterian church, of which she
was a member, by Rev. j. G. Caroth-
ers, the pastor. Mrs. Lee was sixty
seven years old and was a lady OF
many sanity virtues. She had a
large circle of friends in Grenada
who held her In high esteem.
To the sorrowing ones The Sentin-
el offers coincidence.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
Little Thin gs in Government Offices

During the past fiscal year the
clerks in the nine departments of tte
government at Washington used !, IL
7,442 lead pencils. Under the rules
each clerk is allowed one pencil erery
two days. The clerks used 6S, 676. .csS
sheets of paper, letter size, in a gear.
The government last year purchased
and distributed 4,37l,S4 pen poiu6s.
more than $50. ZOO penholders, $3.50
gallons of paste, 76,08O pints of black,
ink, 5,766 pints of red ink, 167,O0I,-
723 pins and 20, ,S36, 800 rubber bands
Album.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

Greenwood, Miss, March ia
delegation Of twenty-Six WoOdmen en-
route to this city yesterday after
noon on the Grenada and Greenwood
train, took a vote for some OF the
state Offices. resulting as follows:
For United States senator, John
Sharp Williams 10, Jas X. Vardaman
I; for governor, Brewer 9, Noel 8,
Truly 5, Sisson 4, Scott 3, Thomas 1;
for insurance commissioner, II. F.
Simrall "a, T. NJ. Henry Especial
to Commercial Appeal.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

Just received a car of "INvINcr-
BILE" flour fresh and fine. We
guarantee every barrel we sell
and this means that we will pay
your money back and pay YOU
tor your trouble if you do not
find it just as good as money will
buy. You pay for flour only; as
there is nothing added for the
name. The price until further
notice is S4.75.
3-0-O7-2t. The F. Sabin Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

The Hazlehurst Courier speaks Of
Hon. T. u. SiSson In the following
language: The platfOrmlesS candi-
date for governor, never falls to rldi-
cule his five distinguished and able
opponents for submitting their views
on issues and advocating and discuss
ing them In their public addresses, for
having what he terms little self
made platforms to get in on"
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
SHOES,
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 at
tention to the beautiful line of
low cuts for ladies, men and chill
dren now on sale. Do not be sat
ished with something "just as
good" but insist on the "Star
Brand Shoes" They can be
found only at our store. +
STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER."
3-o-o7-2t The +. Sabin CO.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

Crossviile. Ala, OCT, 10th, 1907.
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.,
I. Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen: I have used your fertili-
zer and consider it the best l ever
used. / used it on thin land this
year and made the best crop I have
ever made on the land.
Yours truly,
s3.16-07.1t. J. IT. Gaines.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
This is Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have cough..o or cold,-
just remember that Foley'S Honey
and Tar will cure it. Do not risk
your health by taking any but the
genuine. 1t is in yellow package.
Sold by Hughes Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

the trashy nothingS of the day and
who can carry On an intelligent con-
verSatiOn continues to attract long
after the butterfly has been forgotten.
Most any young lady can make her.
self attractive--regardlesS of the ma
terial of her ciothing-by cultivating
her mind, proper exercise, fresh air
and right living. Men care little for
the quality of feminine clothing.
Among the passengers on Sea-
board train the other day was billy
goat. He was tagged and put on the
baggage car and started to his desti-
nation. Billy got hungry, and as
they wouldn' let him eat the trunk
straps, he chewed up and swallowed
the tab around his neck. One of the
negro train hands came in, and in
aStoniShment, saw that billy had eat
en- his tag, and exclaimed to the bag
gage master: Fore Gawd, Boss,
dis billy goat has ct up whar's he's
gwine."
20 pou like gelatin? Do you knew
from what it is made? DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley, governmental food expert
and cheif of the bureau Of chemistry
in the department of agriculture at
Washington, says it is made from
hides. ''TheSe hides" says he,
(which smelt to heaven, are put in
the tanners vats, treated and trim
med, and the trimmings are used to
make gelatin. The marine hospital
service, he declared, found tetanuS
germs in gelatin.
A man i'm a certain township was
elected Constable. The members of
the family were much elated and
could scarcely contain themselves
with their new-acquired civic hOnOrS.
At last one of the smaller children
said to the wife: Ma, are we all
The mother replied,
"Gwan, child; nobody's Constable
but me and your pa!"-At tchiSOn
Globe.
The fellow who shoots a hole |
his head and the man who
swallows an ounce or so of carbOlic |
acid are not the only ones who COM |
nit suicide; there. are others. They |
are the people who sleep in rooms from |
which fresh air is excluded; those who |
verload their StOmachS day after day |
and then take lot Of nauSeating pa
tent medicines to relieve them of
their pain; those who are too lazy to
take exercise and are strangers to
soap and water. Nine-tenths Of the
people eat too much. One doesn't
nave to toss halfa a dozen biscuits. a
chunk of meat as large as his hand
md lot of other stuff into his bread
basket to keep the wheels OF life NOV
ng. A little good wholesome food
we'll chewed will prove far more ben
,ticial. When people stop worship
ng the god OF fashion,. stop chasing
,he bubble of pleasure sahd check up
IN their mad rush alter lie almight.
lollar long enough to take an inven.
;ory Of their condition and the causes
hat have produced their ailments,
;here'll be fewer doctors, fewer drug
shops, and healthier and more con
;ented people. Man may keep from
paying some things, but he must
sooner or later come across with the
yoods when he violates the laws OF
nature.
The little folks have been deprived
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
GRENADA. MISS.

body wear rubber heels on their shoes
and have the owners of dogs cut their
claws off, for fear they might damage
the pavementS. It's pity that these
granOlithic paveme1ts could not be
made SO that they could be rolled up
like mating so that every OnewhO has
one in front Of his property could
roll it up and take it back to the
wOOdShed just before rain. Water
wears away the stone, you know.
In New Orleans and every other
place that we have any knowledge of
where they have the same kind Of
sidewalks the children are permitted
to skate on them; but here in Grena-
da they are regarded as to precious
for such delightful and health-giv-
ing paStime. GOldarn it! let the
| little folks skate and enjoy them
| selves, and keep a weather eye out for
bigger things. The principal trouble
| is that too many men forget that
they were once young.
A certain married man awoke his
wife the other night with something
like this interrOagative: What i'm
the thuDderation are you doing push
ing my nose around?" She answered
Sweetly: why, dear, | was dream
ing that l was playing AZ" Col
darn it. can't you play enough AZ
while you are awake?"
Here's to laughter. The sunshine
of the soul, the happiness Of the
heart, the leaven of youth, the privi
lege of purity, the echo of innocence,
the treasure of the humble, wealth Of
the poor; the bead on the cup of
pleasure; it diSpelS dejectIonS, ban
iShes blues and mangleS melcOnchOly,
for it S The foe OF woe, the enemy of
grief. it is why kings envy peasants,
the plutocrats envy poor, the guilty
the innocent, it's the sheen of the
silver smiles, the ripple on the waters
If delight the CLINT On the gold of
gladneSS, without it humOr would be |
dumb, wit would wither, dimpleS |
would disappear, and smiles would |
Shiver, for it's the glow of clear con-
science, the voice of the pure soul. |
the birth cry of mirth and swan song |
Of sadness, laughter.
Don't grumble. The most unfOrtu-
nate class OF people living upon this
green earth are grumblerS. They
rob home Of its joys: society Of its
dues, and themselves of the best
things of life. From the days the
children of ISreal 'grumbled' and
we're sent on their tedious wanderingS
for forty years in the Wilderness"
up to the present hour the world has
been :ull Of grumblerS. 1t is too
hot" or "too cold,' ''tOO wet' or
dry. People in reasonable circum-
stances have visions of the poor house,
while the rich grumble that they
can get rich faster.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
DEATH OF DR.. ". F. BARKSDAlE.
One Of the County's Most Prominent
Citizens.

At little past the hour of mid
night last Sunday morning DR.. w. f.
Barksdale passed to the world beyond
at his home in Hardy, Miss. He had
been ill for several weeks. DR.. BarkS-
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16
THE SENTlNEL'S FOUNDER
The Roller Skating Craze-SlOw
SuicideS-A Word About Gel
attn and Other Things.

They are skating at the rink; they
are skating on the pavements; they
are skating on che galleries, in the
dinning-rOOm, up stairs, down stairs,
and in fact, they are skating every
where, and at all hours night and
day, and the good Lord alone knows
where it will all end They have
skated across the cats tail and acros
poor Fido'S leg, over the
baby's doll, on the skirt of Mas new
dress and over everything else except
the folding bed, the piano and pas
whiskers. They are skatin' some in
Grenada these days. Before long we
may expect to see the cooks doing the
skating act with pots, SkilletS and
things. The walters will skate in
with hot biscuits, the house girl will
answer the door bell on skates, ma
and the girls will go calling on the
lutte wheels, pa will skate up and
down the hall in his pajamaS with his
colicy baby, clerks will skate while
they wait on customers, doctors will
visit their town patients on skates,
the collection boxes will be Skated up
and down the church aiSleS, grandpa
and grandma will skate, and by gosh
the whole damn" family will be on
rollers! May the good Lord guard
those who can not get on skates.
There is lots of misery in the world
today and much Of it could easily be
thrown off if people would be more
sensible. There are women all over
the country who will not 60 to church
or anywhere unless they are compelled
to and who make themselves miSera-
BILE because they can't wear as good
clothes as their neighborS, upon whom
Dam Fortune has been more lavish
with her smiles. A $50 pattern hat
often covers a brain that would rattle
in three grain capsule, and a silk
dress frequently covers figure that
is largely Store-bOught. Men really
worth while are not looking for a
bunch of femininity done up in paint,
ribbons, feathers and fine clothes,
but they are ever on the alert for
plain sensible wOmen-wOmen who
have good hearts, who know some
thing besides little, cheap talk and
the latest styles in dress. The wo-
man who has read something besides
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-16

The little folks have been deprived
Of the pleasure of skating on the side
walks, for fear that they may wear
them out. Now wasn't that q won.
derful piece of business foreSights
The city of Grenada would, as it now
appears to the Rounder, have been
much better off in financial way
had this wonderful business foresight
been directed along another channel.
Looks like "straining at gnat and
swallowing a camel" Maybe it
would be a good idea to have every
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
Kadny tytul.

Niemniej jak Is tysiecy rozmai~
tych zawod6w istnieje W Mem.
czech wedle ostatniego splsu lud"
no6cl pod4ug zawod6w. Jednym z
najfadnie;szych ,,najkr6tszych'' ty'
tu}6w jest nlezawodnie: ,,Eisen"
oberassistent". Gdyby TAXI urged
mix musia{ podpisywa6 sto razy
dziennie swoje nazwisko z pe}nym
tytu}em, pewnisby mu sig W koh+
Gu sprzykrzyt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
Burm1strz zab6jCa.

Burmistrz Raitz v. Frentz " Ko~
chem mad Renem, pok46ciwszy sig
re swoja iona, strzelif do niei
d%wukrotn,e z fuzyl i zran;} j. tax
clezko, ze nieszczesliwej musiano
dnia nastepnego odjac reke. Gdy
zostaf uwieziony, prosif, aby go
ma s}owo honoru pozostawiono ma
wolnosci, lecz sad ma to SIG ME
zgodzi}. Jego te6ciowa ma wie6c o
tym wypadku zosta1a ruszona pa
ralizem i utraci}a move.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

baloniki pop}yne}y W powietrzu do
Danji, szweoji, Niederland6w i
Niemiec. Najdalej przep}yna} ba-
lonik i upad} " Trosa W poblizu
Sztokholmu W Szwecji. - Odby}
podr6z tysiac 900 kilometr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
Drzymalici

odtad nazywat sig beda wszyscy,
kt6rzy ma wz6r gospodarza Drzyt
ma}y zamiesTkuja zamlast W domu
we wozie ruchomym, choolaz JUL
pred Drzyma}a inni ma pomys{
ten popadli i tax donosi ,,Gazeta
Gdanska" o Kaszubie Peplihskim
kt6ry cd 2 lat mieszka we wozie
i to 4 kilometry cd Ko6cierzyny,
mad rzeka Wieprzn.ca. P. jest
wla6cicielem $50 m6rg ziemi W.
kt6rych 100 m6rg boru. Posiada4
on j~eszcze pred 2 laty 400 m6rg j
wtenczas stara} SIC o konsens ma
pobudowanie osady. Lecz wydzia}
powiatowy, nlemal wy}acznie sk}a~
dajqcy sig z Niemc6w, uzna} "
swej niezr6wnanej mad :Polakami
pieczolowitosci, re nasz Pelplinski
ME zdo1a sic wyzywic ma tel ziemi
i ably 60 cd niehybnej smlerci
g}odowej uchroniG, odm6wi} mu
pozwolenia ma Wybudowanie osa.
dY. Lecz nasz Kaszuba dat sobie
rade. Wzia} ich jax ma Kaszubach
m6wia: ,,ffem". On, kt6ry podiug
stanowczej opinii lantrata wydzia~
}u pow1atowego ME m6g} sic wy4y.
vic ma 400 m6rg boru, o%dsprzeda}
wieksza czeSc tegoz DO oko}o ESQ
m6rg i "a uzyskana sumo kupif
sobie inwentarz, a reszte zuzYtko"
wal ola innych nieuniknionych
potrzeb. z w1asnego lasu wzia}
drzewo i zbudowa} sobie "a pote&-
nvch osiach i kofach w6z mieszkalr
ny, prawdziwe arcydzie}o " swoim
rodzaju.