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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20
Offer Made For Pitcher.

New York. May 1S.-It is said in
baseball circles that John T. Brush
owner OF New York aNtional team.
has made an offer Of $4,000 to the St
Louis club for the release of Raymond.
n pitcher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20

aDlp II Indiana ana %@ase so continue to
crease in number. as Is now the case,
Xonat be long until there will be
nsY 80 marriages nor divorces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20

ban and
|reniain
hhIa to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20

Nanared cows to start-~ith four
iof the masa,~~>f with. The cost
w. for a simple hand
Without refrigeration
!, ls ~ Fortunately $1,000, and
for nix 1t is about $500 and
Iif a refrlgcTating machine is added the
cost win be from 5000 to 800 more
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20
Brings Brains and stomach.

Fort Worth. May 1S.-Philete Mar.
tin. an attorney of Young county, ar.
rived here from Graham with the
brains and stomach of c. c. Mills. n
rich ranohman, who died there y few
DAYS ago. to determine the cauS Of
death. Mills son. Arthur. and a 8iend
are held on charge of murder
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-20

according to the Texas Trade Re
view and Industrial Record cream.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
Col. Bledsoe.

Col. 0. f. BledS0e, candidate for
Congress from this district was IN
the CITY Saturday and made short
address at the court house. Only a
small audience was present, because
the people of this city are busy lot
on Saturday nights, and it is seldom
that any speaker can get corporal s
guard on that night. But ali those
present were impressed with Col.
Bledsoe as a man Of clean life, Splen-
did ability. and answering character
He is man Of stern purpose. HIS
heart is on fire with patriotism TOR
the peoples cause. There is none OF
the dapper kid-gloved politician
about him. He is not an offlceSeeker
and a perpetual candidate. lie IS a
real man. who has no other purpose
in view than the accomplishment OF
some lasting good for his people. ana
we believe the suffering citizenship OF
the district who have been sorely neg
lected in all the past. are ready 10
welcome him with open arms.
Water Valley Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
An Ordinance

tn, following ordinance was offered fOI
adoption. and after being read and consid
cred hV the board, it was moved ana SecOneu
tuat the same be adopted aS read.
The mayor thea put the question to-
vote aud the ayes and noes beng taken the
vote stood as follows: 49, -
Whitaker.
Noes: A. T. McElwrath.
Absent and rDt voting: A. H. Boyd' Al. j.
Whereupon the mayor declared that the
said ordinance having received aleSai
ma iOrity of the votes cast was duly ana
Ia wfullV adOpa,d a. follows:
An ordinance. declaring certain ObStruc-
tions in ccrtajE streetsin the city OF Grena-
ia. Mis-, to be Il public etuSancef ana pro
vidinr for ttie6.' removal. Whereas IT ap-
pears 10 the satisfaction Of this board that
the property owners 1butt1nG on either
-iGcof Srct)frG street between Main street
and Rorue fssr dge on Water street between
Margin - rsAef and NOrt0 street. on East
street bet Ns-e n Margin street to North street
on Cherry etrt ct from &lnc 10 commerce
street in the CITY of Grenada, Miss. anu
havp rnrrorr,hed updr said streets. and
have OhSt rSget"d said streetS aS above Specl-
fed. by bnileing fences. houses. ana etner
obstructions an said streets ana III ~ Ibher
.annparir,r tki.t the public is deprived or the
ne. of such ssOrtiOH Ot sssid streets by reason
OF said obstnuctions; BoW thereioreo ot IL
ordained by the board OF aldermen eh the
structiGns is >eaid StP@etS are hereby de
clared to be public nuisance ;1na the
owners Of 1hr property aDuttlhG on "i'het
side, of said port ions Uf said streets be, and
they are hes'Sby required to remove from
said streets, said Instructions, within
thirty DAYS after receiving written notice
20 remove said ObstTu"ti ions. The street
commissioner shall. as soon as practlca pie
serve written notice as required herein,
npon the ahutting property owners on Sald
streets a. descr1 bed herein. the said notice
10 be served personally upon the SAD pro-
portv owaec~. if to be found within the city
Of Grenada. and in event the proper person
cannot he foqIud. within said city. the notice
.uay be s,sYcG by posting the same ON the
nrtIniSeS to be effected. thereby. for thirty
,daVS and tlsaT in the event Saldspr0perty
owners or any eff them. iail or refuse. IN the
occurred time. tO remove said distractions
from said streets. the said street commits
>ioucr of the city of Grenada, Is hereby
authorized and instructed. to remove all
o',-tructinns from saia portions of taid
=, ect- - that same shall be open for he
u,,. OF the p,l blic. That this ord nance for
cause shall take. effect AID be in force from
al 1 after its pa-saGe.
Ordered and ordained this the 23rd ay
Of March 1903.
W. :. +. Doty. Mayor.
l.. e. iaue~, CITY Recorder.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28

lady: they were both enjoying health
and seemed to be growing old beauti'
fully and gracefully. The dining
room was simply splendid, the turkey
was cooked to perfection, the other
viands to numerous to mention. and
all enjoyed AfUer dinner we had
music, and the wheel of conversation
rolled rapidly, until the leDgthening
of the suns rays warned us that we
had another call to make, sick lady
in the neighborhood, Mrs. VIM. Mar
tin, who has been an invalid for al
most a year. While there l met a
dear old lady who has enjoyed the
SHOWS of seventy two winters, dOesn t
look old now.
We are still anticipating more din
ners, company and visiting. IL max eS
me glad to live when l meet with
so many pleasant people. II this
meets with kindly reception, will
write again sometime, if we get back
home without an accident, for as /
said we came through the country in
q Carry All, three families being re-
presented, eight of us, besides trunks
telescopes and etc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
A COMMENDABLE RECORD
OF GROWTH AND PROGRESS
Latest Financial Statement of the Fra.
ternal Mystic Circle, 1918 Arch
Streets, Philadelphia, Attests That
1907 Was an Exceptional Period
Of Sue cess and Prosperity-Admitt
Cd Assets Now Amount to $39S,
900, While Total Payments Since
Organization Aggregate 50 ,495,0o0

1t is with more than ordinary pleas
ure that your correspondent avails
himself of the privilege and oppor.
tunity of briefly commenting upon
the annual financial statement of the
Fraternal Mystic Circle, the head
uuaters of which are located in its
own building at 1913 Arch street,
Philadelphia, and of noting the con-
tinued progress and prosperity Of this
really admirable and cOmmendable
fraternal institution. 1t will readily
be admitted that plain figures as a
rule prove of little interest; but when
they tell of benefits diSburSed and SOr-
rows relieved they cannot fail to ap-
peal to the interests and sympathy Of
those i'm whom the milk Of human
kindness" flows warm and free.
Probably no greater tribute could
be paid to the Fraternal Mystic Cir
Gle for the faithful manner in which
it has fulfilled its noble mission than
by stating that since its organization
in 1884 it has paid to its members and
their beneficiarieS sum in excess of
So, 495, 900, while its disbursements
for death and disability claims during
1907 alone amounted tt total of
1884 900. Certainly here is striking
eXempliticatiOn Of the value of an in
Stituti0n of this character, and Of the
help and comfort which it brings into
thousands OF homes in the hours when
adverSity and misfortune are keenly
felt; and it is gratifying to observe
that this admirable and beneticent in
StiuutiOn is not only in a position to
promptly meet all of its just Obliga-
tionS, but that it is steadily growing
and expanding and is now in a strong
er condition than ever before in its
history.
Touching briefly upon the financial
OF the Fraternal Mystic
Circle for the year 1907, as made to
the insurance departments of the
States in which it does business, we
find that it's total income during the
past year was 1851 900, while is total
disbursements were S544 900, Of which
the sum Of 1884 900 was expended in
payment of benefits. It's net ledger
assets now amount TO S2I9, 900, an in
crease cf $37, ,000 over the preceding
wear, vale its total admitted assets
aggregate the handsome sum Of $395,
600 At the end of 1906 there were
10, ,021 benefit certificates for a total
of SIS, 1900 while at the end Of
1907 there were in force 81, III benefit
certificates for total of $50, ,931 900,
which Indicates doubling Of its men,
berShip during the past year and a
substantial broadening and widening
of its sphere of iuSefWlneSS and intlu-
ence. The organization baS certainly
made record of which its manage
ment has every reason to be justly
proud, and when the closing pages Of
1908 come to be turned it VIII un-
doubtedly be found that this philan
throphic institution has mate rally en-
hanced the high prestige Of the past
"a years.
Naturally. while the career of the
Fraternal Mystic Circle has been
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28

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HE EULOGIZES MORRISON
Representative From NOxubee County
Writes Of His Services.

The following letter from Hon E.
ID. Cavett, member of the legislature
from NOXubec county was received
this week by the editor of The Senti-
mel and is published because it is be-
lieved it will be appreciated by Mr..
MOrriSOn'S constituents. Mr.. Cavett
was also member Of the apprOpria'
tionS committee of which Mr.. Nor
riSOn was chairman and is himself a
legislator of ability and Of several
terms experience:
Editor of Sentinel: | write to
thank Grenada county, in behalf OF
the legislature and state of Mississippi
for sending the Honorable S. a. Nor
riSon to the legislature. ASchairman
OF the appropriation committee he
saved the state of Mississippi thOuS-
andS of dollars. He was absolutely
fair and impartial, and although
treiStee OF the State University he
showed that institution no favors
whatever. While willing to vote Tor
sufficient appropriations TO satisfy all
of the needs of the various inStitu-
tionS, he took the trouble to thor
'oughly investigate their reQuirm entS.
so as to vote intelligentiy, and what
he said had great weight with his
committee, and rarely ever failed to
be endorsed by the hOtfse. 1t is due
to him more than any other member,
that the appropriations was held
within the income OF the state, and
that we were not compelled TO issue
bonds or raise the tax levy. ON the
last or the session tiae heads df the
elemOSynery instructions presented
DR.. BrOyleS with handsome h04uet
of flowers in token OF their apprecia-
tiOn Of his efforts in their behalf.
When DR.. Br0yleS had finished speak
ing and thanking them for this token,
L arose ana addressed the house and
said, "Mr Speaker have no hand
some bOQuet, no beautiful flowers to
present to the man that i shall name,
the man VITA 'se thauklesS task it was
to stand g0aTI over ,the state treas
ury, to see TO it tkatwe did not spend
more than OH income and that no
institution should suffer. This man
did his whole du1y without fear or
ravOr. and iE behafi'0f the tax pay
erS of the state, and this Legislature
| wish to C!lasnk the Honorable ). A.
Morrison 0f Grenada for his inValu-
able services as chairman OF the APP
preparations committee. And the
very fact that he was chairman OF
this committee and has Frank hiur-
kit for his lieutenant, will make the
heads Of tine various institutions,
set up &Dd think, when they go to
make up a list of their needs for the
next session" The house che8Ted
this to the echo. and called Morrison.
Morrison, Ia response he came to the
front. thanked the house, and prOG2iS-
ed to be on band next session, God
willing" and endeav0r TO do his daty
as he had always done. That he had
not worked fer the plauditS Of nen,
but for the approval Of his own ccHa-
science. ASH saiG before, Greuala
county did the state a service when
she sent Mr. Morrison to the legiSl&-
ture. May he live long t. serve the
people Of the state that he loves 81
well.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
INTERESTING LETTER FROM FORKER
Is now on Visit TO Williamsville. Spring
Work and Other Newsy Items.

Editor Sentinel: Here | am in the
] little Vile of WilliamSville, arrived
here through the country March tht
4th without an incident or accident,
which was remarkable, forI shut my
eyes and Shudder now, when l think
of those terrible waShOut and gullieS
and dismal looking ponds of water
but owing to the Skillful driving o.
our gallant cavilier we passed Safel.
over the bad places; he often paused
whcn about to cross a dangerous look
ing place, as if invoking help from on
high then plunging in, accomplishing
the feat with marvellous success.
We passed through the bottoms,
without meeting with single return
ling traveller, to tell of the r0adl be-
yond, consequently we didn, t cross a
single bridge before we got to it,
didn't even see anybody in GraySpOrt,
not even a chicken, guess they had
all been washed away. | don't see
why some railroad company don't
build a road from WilliamSyille, TO
Torrance Just for the benefit Of the
old folks, who have daughters across
the water. for such a long trip,
through the country is little fatigue
ing, when the san is shining hot.
We have been enjoying real spring
weather for the last few days: the
farmers are making rapid progress
towards turning over the SOIL: the
ladies are gardening, working on the
flower wards, and setting hens. HVery
thing bids fair to be good and pr)S-
porous year if the LORD Viii only re-
tain a portion Of rain for summer
time, when the thirsty crop VIII need
it. Our farmers all appear i good
spirits for the fGture: they are Union
men, and have cotton under the sheds,
awaiting their price: meat IN the
smoke house, corn in the crib, chick
ems ia the yard, 50 you see they have
only to work and trust in the Lord
for his manifold blessings.
We tlave & new preacher IN our
neightsOrhouL, from ColfoeTilie, who
answers to the name Of NJ. y. Hatfy:
the wav we like him IS evidently
showu by gY.ilg to hear hiac rain or
shine aud Gt.iS mostly ram yet we
have had a very good congregation.
We have some sickness in the neig-
borho0d; measles and mumpS have
been prevailing. One OF oar neigh
bors. Mr.. GiIlon, has been danger
Ouslv i'll, bat / hear he IS better.
We are having nice tia,e in the
vile, entertaining and bsing enter
tained, dun't know how leng ! will
remain, as everything appears SO
plentiful. and nothing to 90 but talk,
read and eat: however all things,
must have an ending, in : few weeks
| wiN retvrn. and resume ny house
hold dutieeMith renewed v.gor. 1t is
nice for the old folks to ha-a a little
recreation once in a while. ! think l
will take long trip this summer on
the train t. Grenada or HOlcomb, or
Cuurt}anG. ] guess that il as far as
the train runs, without stopping,
| certainly enjoy travelling: il l sue
ceed in taking my trip II Gall around
and let y0u know. | am hungry now
and tired so will bring my literary
effusion to 4 focus, by telling Of the
nice pleasant day we spent with that
iovial gentleman J. v. Williams.
We there met General u Ills ann
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
GRENADA MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY,

marked by increasing success and pros
perity, there must be some underlying
reason for it's consistent growth and
deyelopement, and what we are pleased
to cali this underlying reason" is
found in the strength, ability and
conversation Of its management.
Since it's organization in 1884 every
department Of it's business has been
honestly and economically admins
tered, and it has always been the aim
of the management to carefully and
judiciously advance and promote the
interests of the entire membership
along those intelligent lines where the
highest and best results are possible OF
attainment. The result has been that
the Fraternal Mystic Circle has never
faltered in it's mission, but has Steadi-
" advanced from year to year, and at
the present time its thousands or
members have the satisfaction and
qualification Of knowing that they are
allied to an institution which has al
ways accorded them the highest and
best measure Of protection that could
possibly be devised. The personnel of
the executive and official staff of the
supreme body is composed of MeSsrs.
F. H. Duckwitz, Supreme Mystic
Ruler; J. D. Myers, Supreme Recorder
and A. H. Swartz, Supreme Treasurer,
all of whom. have discharged the duties
and responsibilities devolving upon
them in an able, acceptable and con-
S s,ientious manner. Satf Correspond
ent-THE MERCANTILE AND FL
NANCIAL TIMES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
\ Higher Health Levei.

Il have reached a higher health
level since l began using DR.. King S
New Life Pills, writes Jacob Spring
er. of West Franklin, Maine. They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just right" If these pills
disappolnt you 90 trial, money will be
refunded at 2nd.ClaSs drug store
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28

Be careful about that little cough.
Get something right away; some good,
reliable remedy that will move the
bowels Kennedy'S Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently yet promptly on the
bowels and allayS Inflammation at the
same time. 1t is pleasant to take
and it especially recommended for
children, as it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by 2nd Glass drug
Stnrp
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
Nonresident Notice.

State Of Mississippi. Grenada county.
In chancery court April term, 1908.
No. 1893 Nancy Jones vs: Tobe Jones.
State of Mississippi To TObe Jones de-
fendant whose post Office Is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery court Of Grenada county. in said
State on the 3rd Monday of April A. d.. 1908
to defend the suit III said court in the above
STYLED cause. wherein you are defendant
This the { day of March 1908.
JnO. :. King chancery clerk.
Whitfield King ID. {.
ROane & Roane Solicitor Cor Complainant
3-I4-0S IT.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
Confederate Veterans to Meet.

A meeting Of Barksdale Camp v
c. V. is hereby called for Saturday
April t, at the court house in Grena-
da. A full attendance is urged. AT
that date delegates will be chosen to
the Reunion in June at birmingham,
J. W. Young,
J. w. Sharp.
Adjr.-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28

Get DeWItt's carbOlized witch
hazel salve-it is healing, soothing.
and cooling. 1t is good f0r piles
Solo by 2nd Class drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28
STATEMENT
Showing the Condition of the Gre Dado
Bank, of Grenada, Miss.
On MARCH IA, 1908.

Published by direction Of Chapter II
of Mississippi Code Of 1906. J
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-03-28

l. NH. Moore. Assist. Cashier of Grenada
Bank. of Grenada Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is "a true, full
and exact statement of the assets and liza
bilities Of said bank on the day and date
named therein. as shown by the books OF
same. NJ. Ii. MOOKE, Asst. CASHIER
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a
Chaucery Clerk in and for the county OF
Grenada, Mississippi this, the 25th day OF
March 1905. 81
JNO. :. KING. Chancery Clerk.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
COLLEGE STUDENTS FIGHT
FOR THE SACRED BILLY

CLEVELAND. oct. after a siren
uous adventure. the sophomores Of
Adelbert college OF Western Reserve
University have recovered possession
of the sacred billy" emblematic Of
their superiority over the freshmen. and
George Wuchtel. a first year man. is
recovering from the severe punishment
inflicted for his unsuccessful quest Of
the trophy and his "sacrelig ious" dis
turbance OF a college ceremony.
While the billy was being pre-
sented by the president Of the junior
class 70 the president Of the "sophs,'
Wuchtel seized the emblem and fled
with the angry sophomores in hot pur-
suit
When capture was inevitable, Wuch-
tel tossed the billy In Wade Farh
lake. For his ononse Wuchtel wa.
stripped. ducked placed in a small
boat and compelled 20 paddle about
In the lake until he recovered the float
ing trophy The temperature was neal
the freezing point and Wuchtel was
placed under the care Of physicians.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
MAY ADOPT A
NEW SYSTEM
RumOr That PennSy Will
Change Method of Col
leCtihe Fares

pennsylvania Railroad officials are
making arrangementsfor new method
or collecting tickets and fares from all
passengers which will be similar 10 the
pay as you enter system adopted by
a number Of the electric lines In differ
ent cities. The object in this change
IS to protect the railroads from dis
honest employees The action of the
Pennsylvania Railroad detectives last
week in causing the arrest Of persons
alleged TO have been selling tickets IL
legally is said TO be partly responsible
for the movement.
Although only a few such cases have
been made public. railroad officials
claim that this practice has been go
ing on for many years and the detec-
tives have been unsuccessful In their
efforts to arrest the guilty parties. on
account Of the many case OF this char,
acter that have been discovered in re.
cent years the question OF changing the
method OF collecting tickets has been
taken up not only by high railroad Of
ficials but bv a number OF passenger
associations.
Under the present arrangement
tickets are collected by the conductor
at the end Of the run. For instance.
through tickets from Washington to
New York are collected by the conduc-
tor on the New York division. In the
case unearthed last week by the Penn-
sylvania. persons 70 whom the tickets
were sold illegally. were instructed TO
leave the train. before it reached New
York. and in this way the tickets were
not turned over 10 the auditing depart.
ment.
If plans being discussed at present
are carried out. tickets will be lifted
shortly after the train starts and eacn
passenger viii be provided with an ax>
change slip. Under this arrangement
all tickets. whether sold by the ticket
agent or scalper, will be- turned over
TO the auditing department and any
scheme TO defraud the railroad CONS
pany will be nipped ih the bud. II Is
likely that the change viii become gem
eraL a
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Wilmington Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.

With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you
Wilmington people endorse this claim;
Charles Walker, SO7 Fifth street.
Wilmington. Del. says: L can recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills very highly
as they cure me Of a very lame back
with which / had suffered for long
time I had a duh heavy pain across
my loins, and a miserable weakness
that took all the vim out Of me and
at times made my work irksome and
difficult. My back panied me greatly
at night, breaking my sleep and max
ing me feel draggy in the mornings
tried home remedies, but got no re-
lief and was i'm a very serious condi-
ton when a friend told me about
Doan's Kidney Pills, curing him OF kid
ney complaint, and the splendid re-
port he gave Of Doan's Kidney Pills
induced me to give them a trial. I pro-
cured a box at Danforth's Pharmacy
They cured me and not a vestige of
the complaint has shown itself since.
l have recomm ended Doan's Kidney
pills to many Of my friends and know
of several who have used them with
good results"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.