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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28
A Surprised Minister.

"FOr many years l have been a sui
ferer from bronchial catarrh, ano had
despaired OF anything like a cure.
Judge Of my pleasant surprise when !
first used Hyomei. which brought
complete relief. Hyomei has been
veritable godsend."
Rev. Charles Hartley, Sardinia,
Ohio. Thousands OF catarrh sufferers
have gwen up in despair. They have
tried stomach dosing, snuff, sprays
and douches without success, and now
believe catarrn to be incurable.
But Hughes the druggist, holds out
hope to all distressed. He sells a
remedy called Hyomei which is guar
anteed for catarrh, colds, coughs,
bronchitis, asthma and Group.
Hyomei pronounced IIigh-o-me) is
medicated air, full of the healthy vir-
tues of the mountain pines. You
breathe in the delightful ~antisceptic
air, and as it passes over the inflamed
and germ ridden membrane, it allayS
the Inflammation, kills the germs. and
drives out the disease.
A complete Hyomei outfit, includ-
ing a hard rubber inhaler, costs but
81. 90, and an extra bottle of Hyomei,
II afterwards needed, costs but so
cents. See Hughes drug store about
it today. 1~1-7-O8.2t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28
Just to Remind You

KOdol contains the same digestive
juices that are found in an ordinary
healthy stomach, and there is, there
fore, no question but what any form
OF stomach trouble. indigestion or
nervous dyspepsia, will yield, readily
yeG naturally to a short treatment Of
Kodol. Try it today on u guaran-
tee. Take it for a little while, as
that is all you will need to take.
KodOl digestS what you eat and
makes the stomach sweet. 1t is sold
by 2ud Class drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28

Wanted: Pupil nurSeS-,wO years
course Greenville Sanitarium. Apply
NJ. II. Trigg, Supt. G%reenville, Miss,
1890 4timeS.
/ Diamond rings, brooches, lockets,
watch chains and ETC., at w. f.
Smiths.
The writer and family enjoyed last
Sunday most delightfully."- at the
country home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Wood near OXberry. Mr.. and Mrs
Wood are royal entertainers and it is
indeed a privilege to spend a few
hours rs their guest.
81 spent at End Glass drug store not
only gives you as much value as any
where else. but you may be the pos
SCISSOR Of a $40 silver chest besides.
DR.. J. E Hughes and wife spent
several days in Jackson, Tenn, this
week where they went to DO present
at the marriage Of Miss Louise Nance,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. j.
Nance formerly OF Grenada.
II you are in the market for
watches, rings. cutglaSS, hand painted
china or anything else in the way OF
jewellery, l can sell you il you will
c.,me to my store w. E. Smith.
Santa Claus already has many
beautiful things at the End Glass
drug store-a one dollar purchase of
anything IN the store will place in
somebody's home a $40 silver chest.
Will it be you?
The Sentinel office has just received
a new shipment of type. borders etc.,
which adds to its already unsurpassed
job department., hence if you want
the best work in the latest styles,
bring it to this office.
MI. G. w. KOSminsky was called to
the bedside of his wife a few days ago
in New York City who was very seri-
ouSly i'll. Mrs. K0SmiDSky has been
in a sanitarium in New York City for
several months. Mr.. Kosminsky
writes back that his wife is much i'm
proved and he is expected home with
in a few days.
Mr.. L. j. Martin Of a cotton firm
in New Orleans spent several days in
Grenada this week in company with
Mr.. Walter Crump Of Parsons, this
county. Mr.. Martin was here examin-
ing a big lot Of cotton which Mr..
Grump had purchased and stored at
the compress in Grenada. Mr..
Crump informed The Sentinel that he
sold his cotton to Mr.. Martin at
highly satisfactory prices. MI. Mar
tin has an Office at Greenwood.
The Sentinel directs especial atten-
ton to the ad of C. H. Lickfold. the
jeweler, which appears elsewhere in
this issue. MI. Lickfold throws out
some hints to those who always send
off for their jewelry that would apply
to people in many either lines. He is
Offering One OF the most beautiful
stocks of jewelry ever shown IN Gren-
ada. He has everything to suit the
most varied and ~faStidious taste.
The price is far below that asked for
the same goods by city houses. Mr..
|Lickfold'S splendid business record
peeds no endorsement by The Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28

81 on account at End Class drug
Store gives you a ticket after Dec
LIST.
Mr.. w. f Conger was a Memphis
| visitor last Sunday.
Ask for your tickets whenever you
spend 81 at End Class drug store after
Dec. lSt.
Mr.. S. NJ. Johnson, chair master OF
the University foot ball team. was in
| Grenada Wednesday and made this
office an appreciated call.
We pay highest market price for cot
ton, The f. Sabin Co. 9 II 08. tt.
want you to inspect my jewelry
w. E. Smith.
Mrs. o. w. Smith of Caddo. OKLA,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Martin in Grenada.
Ask about that $40 silver chest at
| 2nd Class drug store. 1t costs moth
ing.
House for rent near public school.
1t has sewerage. water, light and
a stable. Apply to Mrs. NJ. A. Cham
berlin. 1l-l4-tf.
! Mr.. E. A. McKeen of Memphis
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. McElwrath this week. Mrs.
McKeen and the two interesting
little children preceded him here
several days.
Pay your account at End Glass drug
store and get a ticket for the $40
silver chest to be given away Christ
mas.
The Tennessee Valley Fertilizer
Company of Florence. Ala, sell the
best fertilizer. See their ad else
where.
Mr.. r. r. Wilson who keeps his
/! stock at Inman'S stable sold IA head
OF horses on Tuesday evening out OF
car load that arrived Monday evening.
Holiday purchases made at End
Class drug store may be the means of
giving you a $40 silver chest. Tickets
will be given away after Dec. l.
For Rent: Office of 2 rooms up
! stairs wei our store. Jas. Cuff & Son
1O-10-OS-tf.
1925. 900 invested in new buildings
in the year 1908 is a pretty good
record for Grenada.
Cut glass, hand painted china and
many novelties 10 set off a beautiful
dining table at w. E Smiths.
DR.. W. E. jenkins aud Mr.. Walter
York OF Scobey were in Grenada Mon
day and gave this Office an appreciated
call.
Do you want agood life insurance
policy? Then see O. f. Lawrence
who writes for the Mutual Life Of
| New York.
Mr.. @. E. Nation and family have
moved to Memphis. The Sentinel re-
grets to lose them as Grenada citizens.
They have many warm friends in
Grenada who wish them well in their
new home. Mr.. Nation bought out
a drug business on 1926 S. Main
street and has a very flattering pros
; pect OF a rich success.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28
It's II Crime

to neglect your health. The worst
neglect that " can be guilty Of. is
to allow constipation, biliouSneSS or
any liver or bowel trouble to continue
It is poisoning your entire system and
may lead to a serious chronic disease.
Take Billiards. Iierbine and get abSo-
lutely well. The SURE cure for any
and all troubles of the stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by End Class drug
store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28
Local and Personal.

Christmas is coming.
The best is always the cheapest.
Talbert g. BOuShe. ll.2S-OS-tf.
How did you spend Thanksgiving?
Mr.. L. DePratto and wife visited
relatives in Oakland Thursday.
A silver chest this year at End Glass
drug store.
Was it a chicken or a turkey?
Ladies incest visiting cards. either
engraved or printed. at The Sentinel
office.
Was il a hen or a gohbler?
Rooms for rent. furnished or unfur-
nished. Apply to Mrs. G. B. Jones.
Have you been hunting?
A big stock of Howard watches at
w. E. Smiths jewelry store.
Did yo decapitate that poor old
gobbler:
We pay highest market price for COT
ton. The +. Sabin Co.. 8 y 0S If.
Mr.. A. S. Bell made a business trip
to Charleston Tuesday.
The biggest stock Of jewelry ever
in Grenada at w. z. Smiths.
Tell the game warden how many
cartridges you killed.
Fire works at The right price.
Talbert & Boushe. 11-2S-O8-tf.
For Rent: A very desirable resi-
dence. Close in w. G. Mclean.
Mrs. d. L. Bingham and her infant
son OF CarrOlltOn are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Bingham's brother,
Mr.. J. S. King.
We pay higest market price for cot
ton. The +. Sabin Co. 9 II O8. tt.
Our Christmas candies are attract
ing attention from all who see tuem.
Talbert & Boushe. 11-28-OS-tf II.
Rev. r. e. l.. Craig will conduct
the services at All Saints church to-
morrow morning Sunday and tomor-
row night
The 21d Class drug store wants
your bu>ineSS-aSk about the silver
chest.
Mr.. Evans TONNES Of Minter City
was d visitor at the home Of DR.. aid
Mis-. J.. e. Hughes last sunday.
We pay highest market price for cot
ton. The f. Sabin Co. 8 y O8. If.
The sound OF the hammer and the
saw continue to make music on every
street in Grenada.
We are headquarters for all kinds
az Christmas CONNECTIONS Talbert s.
RonShe. ll.28-08-tf.
Hon. r. u. SiSson has appointed
Mr.. Luther f. Latham Of Eupora as
his private secretary.
The latest in jewelry at W. E.
Smiths.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28
Matinee TODAY.

At ) O'clnck p. m. tnday Saturday.
the Matinee will begin at the Gem
Theaturium The Legion 'f a Ghost
one Of finest hand painted films will
be the attraction. g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
QUITS THE HOSPITAL
SENIOR CASTRO BACK AT HOTEL IN
 BERLIN.
Says He Did Not Leave venenueIa Fearing An Outbrea<-Is Willing To Return To
 Clear HlmaeIf


 Berlin, Dec. 29-Senor Castro left the hospital and returned to the Esplande Hotel this afternoon.
 He granted an intefvie wto the As soeiated Press tonight. The former President uFas asked lf there was any truth In the statement published in various nswspapers t6 the effect that he left Venezuela knowing what was going to happen.
 Senor Castro, who was already great ly irritated over unfounded press re- ports concerning his movements and affairs. at first refused to discuss the matter and then calmly made the fol- lowing reply.
 ''No. for if I had ever suspected such a thing, I would have remained in venezuela. eyenI had my life been inn periled through 1li- health. because have always been and am now the slave to honor and duty. The only fear I havelfs the fear of Cody
 Tt Is ruInored that the Venezuelan government will request your extradi- ton from Germany 1 norier to indict you" Castro was informed.
 ''I do not consider that possible" |" replied Castro, since no such cove nant is in existence between Venezuela and Germany. The only convention be- tween the two countries relates to trade marks and Is dated 1882, Ex tradition treaties exist only with Bel Riun. Spain and Bolivia. But even supposing such an intention exists only the slightest hint is necessary and I am willing to, go to Venezuela and prove my political honor. ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
MAsoNs OF auLFroRT.
Lodge and Royal Arch Chapter Install
 Ofneera.

Gulfport. Miss, Dec. 2s-tSpecial.)-- In the new Masonic Temple on Twen- ty-third Avenue. officers were last night installed by Gulfport Lodge, F and A. M,. No. 422. and Gulfport Royal Arch Chapter, No. I21.
 The Blue Lodge installed the follow ing officers, the ceremonies being con- cluded by Past Master W. W. syfan: Fred ". Dorhauer. W. M.; pr. A. .. Price. s. w.: W II. Huntsberger. J. W; D. M. Mcintosh. Secretary; N. D. Goodwin. Treasurer, J. e Dawson, $. D.; J., P. Brown. J. D. After this ceremonial the retiring glaaster. W. w Syfan. was presented with a very handsome gold badge, the presentation speech being made by the Rev. ]. NJ. Morse in behalf of the lodge.
 Past Master N. A. Gastun installed the chapter officers follows: V. W. syfan. M. W. M; w. W. Seymour, King; J S. Richardsons Scribe; pr. A.. ] :; Price, Captain of the Host ,Gayiord B. Andrews, Royal Arch Cap tam; J. P. Brown, Principal Sojourner; y. S. Aban. Master of Third Veil; P. W. StfIlwell. M. of Second Veil; J. T. Bennett, M. of First Veil: H. A. Ram kin, Secretary; G. B Thomas. Treas urer; Ed Clarke, Guard
 There win be aigrana house warm- ing In the new Temple at an early date in January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
WIT Sell Whiskey at Auction
 Is GrieI Bros. Announcement


 Messrs. Greil Bros. Company have de- cided to place the remainder Of tho stock up at Auction. The sale will be commenced this afternoon at { o'clock and will continue until everything is sold. Of course the Auction will not in any way interfere with the private sales, which will go on as heretofore This Auction affords the opportuni- ty for which many people of Montgom- cry have been waiting, as during it's progress there will doubtless be o9- fered many rare bargains. which will be eagerly snapped up by the thriftiiy inclined who attend the sales The first Auction sale will begin prompt " at f o'clock this afternoon, in the spacious Greil Buildings at the corner of Lee and Tallapoosa Streets.
 Greil Bros. Company also avail thenn- selves. of this opportunity Of thanking the public for the liberal patronage given tho whiskey Department. and asks for a continuation of same for the new firm in Pensacola, the ereil Trading Company. All orders address ed to them there will receive the same expert and pafnstaking care that has characterized the handling Of every thing in the past that has been en- trusted to their care here. --Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
ReanIts nt Savannah.

Savannah, Ga, Dec. 29.-The best races of the Savannah meet were run at the Thunderbolt track this afternoon The 4ea- -ture of the afternon was the hanging up of new track record by Autumn Flower, Crowley up, in the second race. She did a mile and forty yards in l:4s 3-b. There is d marked Improvement In the entries,
 First race, all ages. six furlongs: Whisk Broom. 107 (W. Young) to first; Risk l07 (Goinesl tod secondi Luoullus. tao CMcArdle) ' to 10, third. Time 1;ls. Royal I.ady and Ray Thompson rans,
 second race, mile and forty yards, for three year oids and up; Autumn Flower' 10s (Crowiey) 6 to 5, first; Frank Laylor, ios (AdcArdlel to 1. secopds st. Valentine I2O w Young) even, third. Time 1:As S-e. Counterrnand and Panique ran.
 Third race, five and ons-half furlongs For two years olds, purse; Miss lmogene' lOT (W. Young) to l. Non; Pocataugo. ii0 (Goines) 2 to 1, seeondi Bell Of the Ball 1O7 GA. Lee) 2 to I third. Time I:i21-6 Roger D.. Deeoveriy, Piedmont Queen, Frank Patton ran.
 Fourth race. purse, selling Tor three year olds and up. six furlongs: Belle or the 9ay' 1I4 (A, Lee) even. won; Away, Ioe (Don, Iap) even. second; Sam Clay, tus oungl t3 1, third Time>1:i :is. Wilhams' Reaemp'
 Firth race, six furlongs, purse: Ensiie iio (J Johnson) IS to l. won; Anna stnitn .!, 1i5 (McArdle) to 1, seeondi The fe.n' a' 1McCarthy) 8 to s, third. Time A.lS A-S George Bailey and Proofsheet fass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
WRECK ON SOUTHERN
ENGINEER IS KILLED AND FIRE
 MAN INJURED. ra2
Three Postal Cferks Were Injured But No Passen@erm Hurt So Far As
 Is known--Train Was
 ~ nermaIed.

Washington. Dec. 2s--A misplaced switch caused the derailment of mali aud passenger train No. 35 on the Southern Railway at Stokesiaud. Va six miles south of Danyilie. at $50 D. m.. today.
 Engineer Satterfield was killed ana Fireman Davis. a negro. and three pos- tai clerks, were injured. No passengers so far as is known, were injured
 The train. which left Washington at S:1s-a- m., this morning for the. South. ran into a switch that was turned into the Danville and Western tracks, which connect at that point with the South ern, although the signal light was prop- erly displayed The engine, baggage car and mail car turned over. lss z=s' @-4
 There was no. Interruption ts. trafic, according to an official report received at Southern Railway headquarters here. It Is not known at this time what caused the switch to be turned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30

The whiskey Department of Greii Bros. Company will move to Penga- cola on New Tears Day, where com lnodious warehouses have been provid- ed, in anticipation of q very extensive busineas throughout F'Ioridas and by mail with Georgia and Alabama.
 There K still left q considerable DOT tien of tIleir big 4bo.ao0 stock. which was placed on the market at retail at wholesale prices. about . month or two ago. The public of Montgomery and afi the territory contiguous to this point. was not glow, in taking hold of nroposition that represented such money saving possibilities as this. and the result has been that many thousr andp of dollars worth of WhiskteA Wines. Gins, Coriials, Champagne. etc. have been sold during the progress of the sale. N
 However. inRsmuch as there remain only today and tomqffow in which to dispose of what Is left of the stock,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30

and injury to Mir. Golfers feelings. prepared No turn the garage into ele- pffant quarters.
 A few days later load of hay was received with the compliments of Mir. Collier, who sent word it was for the elephant to eat. Next. came man who introduced himself as Professor May, professional elephant trainer, who caused the garage floor to be strengthened. The elephant arrived at night and when Mir. Clemens went to view his gift e discovered in the gar- age paper elephant about as big as a full grown cow. sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
RECORD OF ARRESTS.
Police Chief Thinks Birmingham Is Q
 Good Town.

Birmingham. Dec. 29-(Special. )- Statistics compiled in the police court today show that there were less arr rests by more than 4.O00 during this year than in 1907
 There were on the dockets of the po- lice court up today 7075. against 11.171 in 1907
 The record by months shows the fol- lowing: January. 553; February, 492: March, 63O: April 556: May. 557; June 583; July. 72s; August 7SO; September, 662: october, 372; November, 557; De- cember, up to date 5o4.
 Chief of Police George Bodeker stated today that despite the discussion as to inc effects of prohibition 1t cannot be denied that something is causing the reduction in arrests by the police in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
WALTER HAMEs NOT KILLED.
Ensley Man COrrects Report Sent Gu
 About Him.

Birmingham, Dec 29-(SpeciaI)- Walter Flames, formerly of Ensley. who was reported as having been shot to death Christmas Day, was not even scratched.
 He was at Ensley all this week and says that the only difficulty he has been in was in arresting a negro, whom he had to shoot.
 Mrs T. A. Hamilton, Jr.. who was burned severely at her home by an ex- ploslon of gasoline while cleaning some garments last afternoon, was reported today as improving. Her husband an- nounced that the young woman was not fatally hurt and that her recovery was assured.
 A report from St. Vincent's Hospital was to the effect that State Senator N. L. Miller was somewhat better today and that there were hopes now of his recovery There is a change fin the con- dItions reported every day almost, a sinking spell being visible off and on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30

received yesterday by Baggagemaster Lyman being money order for s24 From Brewton. Ala, for storage charges due on a very ordinary looking trunk. which was left here last April,
 Having no clue to the owner of the parcel advices had just been requested from headquarters at Louisville last week as to its disposition. when let party at Brewton, who sdespatched the amount of the accumulated charges without loss of time. and requested that the trunk be at once forwarded to him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
NEWS OF GULFPORT.
l.. c. Parker Will Manage Telephone
 ErwchauRA.

Gulfport, Miss. Dec. Especially L. c. Parker. formerly special agent of the Cumberland Telephone Company with headquarters at New Orleans, has been appointed manager of the com pany's Gulfport ofice to succeed c. c. Williams between now and Jan. 1.
 The Gulfport Baseball Association will hold its regular annual meeting on or about Jan. 10.
 The young men of Gulfport will en- tertain at a grand holiday ball tonlor- row night. in compliment to a bevy of visiting young women.
 Mir. and Mrs. j. Albert Jones will receive on Friday. Jan, 1. from to o'clock, in the parlors Of the Great Southern Hotel. introducing Mir and Mrs. Rex Landon Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
Rents Are Too High.

Atlantic City. N. J.. bee. 29--High rents in large cities are eating up too much of the income of the wage-earn- CTS, aeording to Professor Robert C. chapin, one of the speakers before the Amerian Sociological Society here to- day The speaker quoted figures to show that many families in New York are spending more than one-quarter of their incomes for rents. leaving them without sufficient surplus for other ne- cessities of life and forcing the girls of many families to seek employment to supplement the family income.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
A DENVER MAN SLAYS '7-
 HIS WEES BETRAYER

Denver. Dec. 29.-An advertisement placed in a Denver paper for an act ress to accompany him on a vaudeville tour was the fist step in the tragedy which resulted in the murder of c. Cuvier Dury. of Reaury, by c. Bur dette Bell.
 The advertisement attracted the att tentiou of Mrs. Bell. Dury told the young wife stories of stage life which enchanted her, and a week ago she left her mothers home, taking with her her baby. and went to live with Dury. who previously had left his con- sumptive wife at an outdoor resort at Enriewood. Bell yesterday went into Durv's house and asked Dury to step into the hall Mrs. Bell, pleading for Dury's life, followed them, but Bell took her by the arm, pushed her back into the room, and moment later had killed the man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
A PRACTICAL JOKE.

Mark Twnln is stung by Robert ,.
 Collier.
 Danbury. Conn. Dec. 29.-ReadIng, where Mark Twain lives in an Italian villa, Is laughing over sr practical joke on Mir. Clemens.
 Robert T. Collier, the New York publisher, wrote to Mr. Clemens's ,secre- tary a few days before Chrlstmas that he had arranged te give the humorist an elephant for a Christmas present. He asked them to prepare place for 1t and the family, unwilling to risk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER.
Father is IDrostrated, However, For Ghs
 Shooting Was Accidental.

Shooting Was Accidental.
 Anhte City, La. Dec. 29-News reached here today that Miss winifred Durbin, 20 years old. the daughter of W. B. Durbin, had been accidentally shot by her father late yesterday, near Independence ....
 Mrs Durbin was hunting squirrels in a strip of woods near which Miss Dur bin was passing at the time of the &C., cident, It was at first believed that the young woman had been fired upon from ambush and Sheriff Saal hurried to the scene with a posse and dogs. When 1t developed that the father had done. the shooting, he was almost prostrated with grief. The bullet lodged In Miss Durbin's back. She will recover. The family is one of the most prominent in this parish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
nUnLocK COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

On January fe. 1908, the Commissioner. Court Of Bullock County. Alabama, will sell s10o. oo0 o0 bond issue. Interest not 10 exs cead per cent, run 90 years For road sruDrovennent Certified cheek for Sl.0Ve.Oe xnaise accompany each bid.
 Fer further information write
 A E SINGLETON
 jud9e Probate Court. *s Union Springs, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
F. M. King bead.

Perry Ga. Dec. 2s-F. NJ. King, captain in the Confederate Army. died here today. aged s7. He was member of the Southern Rights Guards or Georgia and later Captain of South Carolina artillery company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
Riders Burn Barn.

Oklahoma City, Dec. 2s.-After re- peated notices served upon him not to sell cotton below 10 cents, night riders last night destroyed the barn of W. A Buck in Pottawattonie County.
 Buck recently came here from a-teVFs.- --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
Chnlnrn nn Innrenne

St Petersburg, Dec. 2s-The cholera has again increased in this city owing to the cold weather. There were twenty-six new cases and four deaths for the twenty y-four hours ended at noon today