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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-09-26
WHAT TIE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasins Work Keeps Us Strong
and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
of impure matter daily, when un-
healthy some part OF this impure mat
fer is left in the blood. This brings
on many diseases and symptoms
pain in the back, headache, nervous
ness, hot. dry skin, rheumatism, gout
gravel. disorders OF the eyesight and
hearing, dizziness, irregular heart,
debility, drowsiness, dropSy, deposits
in the urine, etc. But if you keep the
filters right you will have no trouble
with your kidneys.
o. r. Kimbrough, Main ST., Grena-
da, Miss, says: "Doan's Kidney pills
brought me entire relief from pain In
nv back which had troubled me to a
greater or less extent off and on foF
some time. In the morning when 1
first arose., it often felt as though my
back would break. In addltlon 10
this was an annoyance caused roma
weakness of the kidneys. Learning
of Doan's Kidney Pills, l procured "a
box at Hughes drug store and used
them as directed. Since then A'have
had no trouble from my back orkid-
news and after this result, it is'quite
J natural that l should have good
opinion Of Doan's Kidney Pills."
, For sale by all dealers. Price OF
, cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unlteo
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-'an
; take no other.
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The Old Maid.

In almost every circle of u kin
dred there has been some queen OF
selfsacrifce to whom jeweled hand
was offered in marriage, but who
staid on the old place because Of the
sense of filial obligation until the
health was gone and the attractive
ness of personal presence had vanish
ed. Brutal society NAV call such a
one by a nickname. Goa calls her
daughter, and heaven calls her saint.
We like to sing the praises of the
sisterhood who remain unmarried
that they might administer to aged
parents. The brutal world calls these
self sacrificing ones peculiar or angu'
lar. but if you had bad as many an.
noyances as they have had Xantippc
would have been an angel compared
with YOU. 1t is easier to take care
Of five %rollicking, romping children
han of one childish old man. Among
1he hest women are those who allow
cd the bloom of life to pass away
while they were caring for theil
narents. While other maidens were
sound asleep they were soaking I'M
old mans feet or tucklng. up tn'
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,Good Accommodations.

Those desiring frst-class &C
cancellations in the way OF a
boarding house or wish to rent
only rooms, would do we'll to see
either Mrs. w. A. Mcleod at Ho-
tel South or Mrs. Erma Eskridge;
Mrs. Eskridge has in charge the
upstairs department of the hotel
which has been we'll renovated
andEnew furniture placed in it.
Mrs. Eskridge desires a good
number of roomers.
Mrs. Mcleod will run the low
er story as a general boarding and
hotel department and it is need.
less to state;that everything will
be frst-class. Rates 81 per day
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No. 1898 caroline Hemphill ct al. VS.

B.. j. Hubbard.
In pursuance of a decree Of the chancery
court of Grenada county. State or Mlss1s,
sippi, rendered on the 21st. day OF April
1908. same being regular day of the april
Term OF the chancery court OF Grenada
county, mississippi, 1905. in the above
styled cause, l. Jno. 5. King, clerk of the
chancery court of Grenada county, Missis-
sippi. and commissioner regularly and duly
appointed by the %chancery court OF Grenada
county, mississippi. in the above styled
cause to make sale of the hereinafter
described land, will on the LIST, Monday in
October 1915, same being the 9Th. day. OF
October proceed to sell for cash at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the east door
OF the court house in the town OF Grenada,
State OF mississippi, within legal hours, the
following described land, tO-wit:
North East Quarter Section four Town,
ship twenty one Range seven east, and
South west Quarter of South East Quarter
Section thirty three Township twenty two
State Of mississippi. Said sale being made
TO satisfy lien for the balance due on the
purchase price OF above described land for
the sum OF four hundred and fifty nine and
16-10O dollars, with interest and costs, found
due cOmplainauts by defendantin the above
styled cause, This the 3rd day OF Septen-
Der. JnO. 5. King. 9-5-0S. st
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For sale or rent: One modern two
story residerceofe rooms including
reception hall, with bath room hot and
coldwater and toilet connections In
both stories. First class hot water
heat. House IS screened throughout
including back gallery and lattice
work. Cabinet mantelS in all rooms
in first story. Property has stable
and servants room also range and
kitchen furniture which / will sell to
purchaser. Will either sell or rent.
Price to renter $40 per mo. ).
L. Finly, PAL East street Memphis,
Tenn. 9'19-Cl.
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the interior, T.. S, Lane
Office at Jackson, Miss. August %. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that william s
Minga. of OXberry, Grenada county, Miss.
who. on Aug 22-O3, made Homestead Entry
NO. 39035S. 0-412. for SWA SwA. Section 4
township 22N. Range BE. ChOctaw Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make fna
5 year proof. to establish claim 10 the land
above described. before the chancery clerk
at Grenada, Miss, on the 18th day of October
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: C.. a. Car
W. ii. Payne, B.. l.. Harris, j. A. l1Ol-
lond, Jr, al OF Oxberry. Miss.
L. q. C. Lamar, Register.
9-5-OS-5t.
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''Fisherman'S Lnck.' Il always
have fine luck, now, fishing. L nave
had four traps two months and nave
had two Of them set in the river and
two in the creek ever since and have
caught 1921 pounds Of fish and sold
about 800 worth of them. l heartily
re recommend them to anyone wishing
to buy. And will say a man with one
of these traps will never want for
fish" So SAYS Nh. T. L. Hanley, of
Shreveport, La.
Now we make four sizes of these
traps, all made of heavy galvanized
wire, strongly and nicely woven TO-
pether one inch apart, we'll twisted at
the Joints to keep the wire from slip
ping, Made a little on the order OF
the old fashioned split basket, but OF
course much better and larger. W'll
last a lifetime. Have hundred of
testimonials like the above over
forty OF the best business ifieh "a the
state of Texas will endorse WhGt we
say. Every trap Guaranteed. No. l
is two and une-half feet long, price
81. 90. No. 2, three and one-half feet
long. price $3.50. No. 3, four and
one-half feet long, price $500. No.
4, six feet long, price $3.50. All have
entrance in both ends, and a door On
the side to take fish out, we Will
send the traps to any express once
for the above price, or Will SEM an
four traps Zone of each size) for $500.
The never fail fish bait recipe goes
free with each trap. Wv want a man
in each locality to sell our traps, We
olive 30 per cent commission, and ex'
elusive territory. II you want to sell
trans for us. order some traps and we
will send O agents outfit free, dc
not ask us to send G. O. r., that is
trouble and expense. Address all let
tiers to Lilies & Crowson, Linden, Tex
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She found Relief,

II YOU are troubled with liver com
blaint and have not received help
read this. Mrs. Mary e Hammond,
Moody. Texas. Il was in pooi
health-with liver trouble-for over
a wear. Doctors did me no good anc
| tried Herbine, and three bottfe'
cured me. l can't say too much FOL
Heroine, as it is a wonderful alVel
medicine. / Always have it I'm thu
house. Publish where yGa wish
Sold by 2ud Glass drug store.
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Nonresident Notice.

state of Mississippi, Grenada county.
IN chancery court oct. term, 1905.
No. 1723 Lekoy sykes VS.. Julia sykes;
State OF Mississippi, To Julia Sykes de-
PENDANT. whose post office is unknown,
you are commanded t. appear before Wy
chancery court OF Grenad county, ia Sald
state. on the 3rd Monday OF Oct. A. ID; lsVo
to defend the suit in said court In the above
styled cause. wherein You are a aeteaoah''
This the ~ day OF sept 1909.
Jno. S. King Chancery Clerk.
s. A. Morrison Solici tor for ConapFain'
ant.
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Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by the board OF
Supervisors Of Grenada county MISS; on the
frlt Monday OF October 1908 to build bridge
over Turn Ball Creek, district No. !; ac-
cordinc to plans and specifications on fle IN
chaneery clerks seisc 9f ace sa, rh au p9 6ids. reserves
Bids will be received by the board OF
the first Monday of October 1908 for plans
and sueci 6catiom for an iron bridge across
Rogue creek district No. 1, near Tie Plant,
Miss. The board reserves tue right tC
re iect any and all bids.
r times.
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his name is bad cough. He doesn't
care for gold or silver but he will
steal your health away. II he APP
pears in your house arrest him at
once with Billiards. Horehound Syrup,
1t may mean consumption il you don't.
A cure fer all coughs, colds and chest
trouble. Price 25c, soc and S1.OO pei
bottle. S~d by End Class drug store.
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Nonresident Notice.
State OF Mississippi. Grenada county.

SCate Oh mississippi, Grenada county.
In chancery court Oct. term, 1908.
No. 1T7. Pearl Armstrong (cOl.) VS..
Samuel ArmstrOr z coli.
State OF Mississippi, To Samuel Arm
strong defendant, whose post Office is I'M
known.
You are commanded to appear before
the chancery court OF Grenada county,. In
said State, on the Third Monday OF October
A. D., 1908 to defend the suit In said court
In the above styled cause. wherein you are
a defendant. This the 4th day of Sept
1908.
Jn0. s. King Chancery Clerk.
S. A. Morrison solicitor for Complainant
3tfmeS 9-I2-OS.
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HOppity Hop.

Are you just barely getting arouno
nv the aid Of crutcheS or a cane? IN
less O have lost a limb or have
deformity-if your trouble is rheu'
matism, lumbago, sprains, stiff joints,
or anything of like nature use Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and in no time
Won can throw away your crutches
and be as we'll as anyone. Price 25c
soc and s1.OO. Sold by End Glass
drug store.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

ifn icba ~ court Oct. Term. 1908.
No. I7e5- x M Ganong VS.. f Cheniworth.
,state,of Mississippi. To CE Cheniworth
'~defendent, whose post office Is unknown:
thanceryc court of Grenada county, in saId
state: @ 'thet third Monday OF October A:D
1908 to defend the suit in said court In un e
This the 4th day of Oct. 1905.
Jno. S. King Chancery Clerk
". M. Mitchell, Solicitor for Complainant.
:3timeS 8 1908
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-09-26

The question which seems to con-
Germ this country particularly is how
to obtain the most luxuries with the
least work. Some Of the fve-hour-a
dav fellows have Internationally
wives, which help out a good deal in a
family; and sometimes a ten-hour-a
day man finds himself in possession or
a no-hour-a-day wife, which assures
"dough cakes" for that family. Time
vas if a man and his wife and child
rem all pegged away at some useful in
dustry, according to the early settlers.
they would rise in Importance as sure
" as cream rises on the top of a pan
of milk. Nor is the good old plan OF
industry and economy yet entirely un-
trustworthy, though growing more SO
as the years roll by. Large house,
fine furniture, elegant dress and
euuipage with no business or visible
means to back it all up are everyday
sights. One is often tempted TO
think there is not much difference b e
tween those who work and those who
play, but that the balance is in favor
Of those who play. This is a naturul
conclusion from a superficial stand
point.
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Nonresident Notice.

State OF Mississippi. Grenada county
IN v4lancery cour: oct. Term, 1908.
No. 1924. Bessie Chenaworth VS.. C'E.
C~henawOrth.
state OF mississippi, To +. C~henaworth
defand ant whOse uost office is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
cbancery court OF Grenada county, In SAID
state, on the 3 Monday OF oct. A. ~, i"Ve 10
STYLED cause, wherein yon are a defendant.
This the ~ day OF Sept. 1905:
Jno. S. king Chaucery Clerk.
G A. Morrison solicitor for Complainant.
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Home circle
To Marry Well.

OF course it is the natural desire of
every mother that her daughter should
marry Well", to use a current
phraze. But much depends upon
how we interpret the word 'well".
Usually il is applied to a young mans
income or financial possessions. When
this is the case, the standard used is
an unfortunate There is not a
more cruel standard by which to
measure a young man than the posi-
tion he is able to offer the girl of his
choice. We do not advocate the
''love in a cottage" theory, by any
means, but we do believe in the good
Old-faShioned theory of a young cou-
pie starting out into the world with
a moderate income, and then climb
ing upward together. A young girl
will be far safer in the hands of a
young man born of parents in mOder-
ate circumstances, honest in his prin-
ciples. the energetic and industrious,
than she would with q young man
who has only known the lHxuries OF
life, and to whom work is an incident
al matter rather than the aim ana
purpose of life. We do not care bow
poor a young man may be If he has
good health. sound principles, is re-
spectful Of sacred things is temperate
in his habits, and is not afraid tt
work and work hard, and face the
world with a determination to succeed
That young man can be trusted with
the best and sweetest girl ever reared
in a home. Marriage, and all that a
good, loving wife means, is the
developing power of such q man.
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DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salye(is recommended as the best
thing to use for piles. 1t is, OF course,
good for anything where a salye is
needed. Beware of limitations. Sold
by End Class drug store.
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covers around the invalid mother.
While other maidenS were in the
cotilllon they were dancing attend
ance upon rheumatism, and spreading
plaSters for the lame back of the
Septenarian, and heating catnip tea
for insomnia.
Let the ungrateful world sheer at
the maiden aunt, but God has a
throne FURNISHED for her arrival, and
on one side of that throne in Heaven
there is a vaS containing two jewels,
the one brighter than the Kohinoor
of London Tower, and the other lar
ger than any diamond ever found In
the districts OF Golconda- the one
jewel by the lapidary Of the palace
cut with the words, 'Inasmuch as ye
did it to father, the other jewel by
the lapidary of the palace cut with
the words, "Inasmuch as We did it to
mother"
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DaWitt's Little Early Risers are
small pills, easy to take, gentle and
sure. Sold by End Class drug store.
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One may be very happy a while
away from home, but he is very glad
to return to it. The plainest old fam
liar dish is better than the daintieSt
epicurean bill of fair abroad. Ones
own little room, with it's handy, COM
pact belongings, is preferable to all
the marble halls, swept through by
silken clad danes. Home! One is
more than ever impressed by the sig
piGaanCe Of that word, when, even in
the toughest little hamlet, and most
desolate looking hut, it may mean Sc
much to those who were born In 1t.
It is a beautiful trait, this clinging to
the very soil Of ones birthplace,
sterile and unattractive as it may be
to those who have nc such aSSOcia-
lions,
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For Rent.

Rooms for light house kee ping. APP
NV to Mrs, J. J. Wheat 9.12-08-tf
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How Don the children leave us. 1t
seems but a step between Childhood
and manhood. How o they take
this step and how often the eternal
step from life to death. We little
realize what the future of our little
ones may be. Heaven kindly hides
the book of fate. One wCrd today
idly spoken, may on the morrow,
stand like clouds Of tirei staring Us in
the face. One kind act which might
have gladdened the little heart. is left
undope, TOMORROW it may come back
to our memory and cause many heart
aches. If we knew that the little
ones who are today annoying us IN
their childish fashion, Would tomor-
row lay still III death, how different
would be our actions toward them.
Let us be o patient, we know not
what tomorrow has IN store for us.
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NY yy@coiuink iady reader, # you are are
horne coondtn-t before YOU accept MIN.
Don't be guided in your choice oy
what a young man be in your parlor;
find out what he is in his mothers
sitting-room. Don't judge him by
how he can dance, or turn a compli-
ment, or tip his hat. or carry your
small bundle; find out how agile lie is
to do a service for bis old maid aunt,
or how he speaks to the women-folks
when his collars are not Numbered to
suit him. If he stands the test, catch
him quick, for he is a rara-avis. TO-
gether you may establish a kingdom
second to none but the kingdom OF
heaven-a happy home! For the home
where mutual consideration rules, is
bound to be a happy one, although 1t
be the top flat in a tenement, or an
abode hut on the prairieS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
: o47a So1oe IA O. velvet ,Sov11o.

These are all extremely durable materi
ais and lend themselves admirably TO
present modes. The tones Of violet and
gray are charming In these fabrics.
In costumes for AFTERNOON and evening
wear. most women End that they can fur
blsh up some last years toilette 10 add
ton TO what they feel that they may az
ford ia new things. Last years costume
is very readily brought ~ to date this
season by rearranEement OF trimming ma.
terials. aud the alteration Of the sleeves.
Broad bands attached 20 the shoulders
AMI forming sling sleeves 10 japanese ef.
feet will rlodernlzn gown 20 none bat
the owner would date It ''08 &" The long
mosquetaire cufrs. Of lace, or net are
being added 70 last years gowns 70 bring
them IN keeping With the present fashion
for the long Transparent sleeves.
while the suit hat should be selected
with direct reference 10 the thliored salt
with which Il is to be worn, drcssy
bet may be chosen more freely IL IS
enough that Il should harinonize with the
tone Of the dress B,9ck bats will be-
largely nyed THIS winter. but they Will al
most invariably have r0'or 10 the trim
n.lngs Huge roses 81 rOnad the crow
N many bate. cheers have wr"afhs 81
morning gj3hes The much befeatheFed
hats are the height ~ the fashion. aud
for most womru, the heigif of rXtrayR.
gance. dace these qgaint aud often weird
effects run Into money faster than any
FAD for millinery faT years
The well dressed woman must pay
closest attention 10 her gloves ana boots
This does not meaa that either the latter
Or the former must bo custom made for
TIE ready 10 wear bouts are 70 well shaped
tibet even the most f1stIiieus wouHn need
look no further for Der footwear Laee
boots fer heavy street vice and huttoa
boots for dress is the gone a rue, nj,
:h@ugb many wDinsa prefer button boots
for az occasions. DnU ten hrrs4 patent
leather foslug wlta dHt .atavY o. clsth
tops. Russian leather 9TH cloth or ooze
calf tops, gre Of the 5mar: styles for the
street. We will see 40 more of the low
shoes on the street this winter, fact
which all sensible people will rejoice la.
The pump will, with It's accompanying
silk stockings. be worn ia it's proper place,
the house. DresHy cots Of patent
leather with cloth tops or dull leather
tops, and Tor moro dressy service white
kid boots, and slippers IN suede that match
the gown IN tone ere FOR the woman who
hns ample means 90 carry out her fAsh
sos fancies.
The short glove Is nElla promiBeut
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
The Well Selected Wardrobe.
The Absolutely Necessary and the Greatly To Be
Desired The Tailored Walking Suit the First
Consideration Then the Dressy Coat Cos
tune Suit and Dress Hans Gloves
and Boots, Wells and Neckwear.

hat 0f the same bright coloring IL
worn. Very ofiea there is & bit OF this
cole: on q waist worn with the suit
enc well.dre Sod woman claims she
Rlways bnys her bats arsf ard selects
her suits to match them. but Tits would
he very poor wisdom for 8 woman OF
limited income Select the suit hrst and
choose the hat afterwards. Never loose
sight Of the fact taat the hat is the high
light Of the picture. Az unuocessful
or unbecom'nq hat viii coantaract the
effect Of the most charming suit
Next IN Importance 10 the strictly
tailored salt il rbe drrssy tailored eos
tune. This consists OF coai a9d skirt
Of one fabric, Ia the 10 mrr case usually
accompanied BY ma ching bodice Of a
llst ter weight fabric.
Ne best iuves ment fra dr ay suit
con mme Is gne b-oadcioih or ,elyct fn
oas Of the rich tark tones Of the season
The black purpleg Ii lead grays and
.he new greens eHrec ally liked for
this purpose The trimmings run into
elaborate braidings and heavy .ates
outlined with cords, The waist To match.
Ing tone may be Of double chiffon. which
Is very heavy weight chiffon mar.
quisefte. or heavy alet net The trim.
ming used 10 the costume appears on
the bodice. nB3 frequ ntly the heavier
fabric Of the costume forms 3 portion
Of the bodice
The separate coat f. a distinctive fea-
ture Of the fashions this season. Hnd Il
Is convenient aud economic one FOR
most women rniess oBa % verg gener
ousy provided ia the matter ~ dress
allowance. a separate coat must be Sc
iected most jad ei.psiy. For the women
who ran afford &. d fur roat - IDEAL
but with fur coat one SILL eds
cloth separate cont. as tie far cost 10
usually dressy Tbs loug coats ~ hear!
serge or cheviot. suitable for travelling
and general Oyer-coat wear, are extreme
IL satisfactory, while for cOmbina don
OF dressy and practical service. there
are plain black broadcIoth 10 march
ioness or belmors styles. the forEasE
loose, and the latter semtntdng, that
are suitable for street service, a. WI
az for wear over drsssy evening tolsttss
where the street car "a the mode Of con
veyance.
There are many braufiful and con-
paratively inexpensive fabrcs for dressy
costumes. Bpfh ~ creits He tpiHe,
lhndsoJwne silk pOpigs una tSe Dks