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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
WAR DECLARED
Who Will Enlist In This Popular Move.
ment?

Who Will Enlist In This Popular Move.
ment?
War has been declared by our lead
ing druggists.
They are going to fight stomach
troubles with Mi-o-na Tablets. They
feel so sure OF less that they
guarantee to refund the price of any
so cent box that does not give salts
faction and do all that is claimed for
it.
Mi-o-na is an. absolute strengthened
and cure for the stomach and digestive
organs.
II you suffer with headache, dizzi-
ness, palpitation, bad taste ia the
mouth, nervousness, coated tongue,
distress after eating, try Mi-o-ua.
1t will not be long before all these
symptoms have disappea red and you
are strong and we'll.
Hughes drug store sell Mona
under an absolute guarantee to re-
fund the money unless 1t cures.
5.5-O8.2t.
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THE THRICE.A.WEEK WORLD
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A President Of the United States
| will be elected this year. Who is he
and who is the man who he will beat:
Nobody yet knows, but the Thrice-a-
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will tell you every step and every de-
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paign of the most absorbing interest.
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OF a weekly,
The Thrice-a-Week Worlds regular
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We offer this unequalled newspaper
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New Dentists.

Grenada is soon to have two new
dental surgeons in her midst in the
person OF DR.. Thad Hobbs Of Lexing-
ton and DR.. NJ. NJ. Young OF FayeGte-
vile, Tenn. They have formed a
partnership and will have their offices
over r. Pressgrove'S store. These
young gentlemen recently graduated
from the dental department. OF Van
derbilt University and came to Gren-
ada not only with tie highest en-
dorsements in the science of dentistry,
but young men of a splendid stability
of character. The Sentinel extends
them a cordial welcome.
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Administrator Sale of Land.

State OF Mississippi. Grenada county.
BY virtueO of a certain decree OF the chan
Gerry court Of said county at its April term.
1908. in re estate OF Charlie Bowen. deceas-
ed. the undersigned administrator OF said
estate will on Saturday, the 30th day of
May. 1914. within legal hours: at the court
house front door in the city OF Grenada, in
said county and state. sell at auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de
scribed real property lying and being situat-
ed In Grenada county. Mississippi. to wit:
the undivided Onehalf interest OF decedent.
Charlie Bowen. in and to the north. west
quarter and thirty acres of west half OF
south west quarter Of section -: and eight
acres of Nncth east corner OF north east
quarter OF Dction thirty: all In Township
g. Range s East, said property being
known as the Frank Johnson land, and is
described in the deed from Frank Johnson
to Charlie Bowen, ct al. in BOOK BIB. page
1916. OF the Deed Records OF said county.
Said sale will be made by me as administra-
tor under said decree Of said court. and
will be for cash. This the 4th day OF May.
A.. u. 1908.
D. A. Williams, Sheriff.
Administrator.
5-9-0S-3t.
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MONA MEANS STOMACH COMFORT
It's OF Special Value to Many Here in
Grenada.

a notable discovery, and one tina,
appeals especially to many people in
Grenada, is the combination Of stomach
help in the Mi-O-na treatment. This
preparation works wonders in cases OF
indigestion or weak stomach.
it acts directly upon the walls OF
the stomach and bowels, S rengthen-
ing and sti nulating them 81 that they
readily take care OF the food that is
eaten without distress or suffering.
So positive are the good effects fol-
lowing the use Of Mi-O-na that the
remedy is sold by Hughes drug store
under an absolute guarantee to refund
the money if it fails to cure. A 80
cent box Of Mi-o.na will do the good
the stomach needs. which is simply
70 make il do its own work 5-30-2t.
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Trustees Sale.

On February Sth. 1907 II. F.. Simpson cXecu-
ted To me. as Trustee. Il trust deed g nvey-
ing lot ten SniderS survey. East w1rd,
City of Grpnada. county OF Grenada and
State OF Mississippi. described a> being
located on Main street and college Ave. be-
tween properties owned by Mrs. Il Il. Towi es
and Mis-. r.. l.. Austin 10 secure an indebted
ness To Mrs. Jennie 7. Mister for eleven hun
dr-d dollars. IS1lOO 00l maturing January
l>t. 1905. which instrument Is of record.
Book F.. +. Pa"e41. chancpry clerks office.
Grenada county. Said II. r. Simpson having
failed to pay the indebtedness. | have seen
requested bv the beneficiary. MIS-. Jennie T..
Mister. to sell said property for tho purpose
OF liQui0atin9 the same. which | will proceed
10 do at public out cry to the highest bidder
for cash in front of the east door otthe
court house in Grenada. bet vice. the hours
Of eleven and twelve o'clock. A. NJ. ON Tues
day. June. @3rd. 1905.
5-3O-i 5 81. O. Leigh. Trustee.
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Rev. j. c. CarOtherS has BEEN
spending several davS i'm Memphis.

Rev. ]. C. Carothers has beel
spending several davS in Memphis.
Mr.. James Yeager Of Minter Cit,
is visiting his parents. Mr. aud MIS-
Geo. Yeager aad family.
The editor of The Sentinel is under
obligations to Col. A. S. Pass for a
peck of irish potatoes. They were OF
a larger size than is usually raiesd in
tniS section.
COlored art pictures for sale: One
years subscription to Metropolitan
and Rural Home Journal to every
buyer Of lie. 25c each.
Malcolm Lawrence.
The editor is in receipt of an in
, vitatiOn to attend the marriage OF
Miss Blanche Wyatt TO Rev. Will
liam Everette Phifer of Brookhaven.
The ceremony to take place at Ok
ford on June IL.
BUY FLOUR. One barrel OF good
flour will make as much bread as two
barrels Of meal. See us and get prices
that are lower than the market war
rants on a strictly high grade flour,
fresh from the mill. 1t will pay you
to anticipate your wants as we will
only sell a limited quantity at the
specially attractive price we are now
making. The +. Sabin Co.
The Sentinel and The Union
Advocate, the state organ of the
Farmers Union, in clubs Of 10
SI.5o. You need both papers send
in your subscription. The price
of the two papers separately is
ST each or s. for both. The SEN
tinel and The Issue, Ex-Gov.
Vardaman'S new paper, for 81
The subscription price of The
Issue alone is SI.5O.
YalObuSha COmmandery No. %
held It's annual reception and aScen-
sion service at MaSrnie hall on the
night of May %, from s to ii O'Clock.
The exercises consisted of appropriate
music and an address by Rev. T. q.
Freeman and a reading by Miss
Winter. Quite a number Of
guest were present including
many ladies. Refreshments were
and the evening was well en-
Dyed.
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The Charter of Incorporation OF Brown
Mercantile Company.

/. The corporate title OF said company j.
| Brown Mercantile Co.
= The names OF the incorporltor> are:
G.. &. moore. V. A. Bridges. &. Brown. B. p.
Hardweck. Il. F.. Darby, pOstofficc: Holcomb.
Miss.
3. The dnmicile il at Holcomb. Miss. Gren-
ada county.
I. Amoun of capital stock 8!O,O0O Twenty
thousand dollars.
) Thu par value OF shares Is IalOOl One
Hundred Dollars.
q. The period of existence luot to exceed
nfty years. i hfty years.
:. The purpose for which 1t is created Is:
to do "A general merchandise and cotton
brokerage business.
4. The rights and powers that may be ey-
ercised by this corporation are those con-
fcrred by the provisions OF Chapter Missis-
sippi cope. 1905.
&C. Moore. v. A. Bridges. c. Brown. u. +.
Hardwick. Il. E. neutrality-suspicious..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
state OF mississippi. county Of Grenada.
This day personally app, a ed before me. the
undersigned authority, c &. Moore, v. a.
Bridges C. Brown. h. 4. ~HHrdwick. X. Is.
Darby. incOrpOratorS OF tho corporation
known a. the brown Mercantile CO.. who
acknowledged that they signed and eXecut-
ed the above and foregoing articles of In
corporation as their act and deed. on this
the - day OF May. 1908.
j-30-GS-3t. ". r.. EuDankS
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge e.

In the District Court OF the United State:
for the western Division OF the Northern
District OF Mississippi
o. II L. + f A"%SssSs i" Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable II. C.. Niles. Judge OF the
District Court OF the United states for the
Northern district OF Mississippi:
o L. KimbrOugh OF Grenada In the couin
ty OF Grenada and State OF mississippi, n
said division and district. respectfully rep
resents tn, ON the 3 day OF Feb. last past,
he was duly adjuged bankrupt under the
Acts OF Congress relating to bankruptcy;
that he has duly surrendered all his proper
tv and rights of property. and has fully com
piled with all the requirements o. said Acts
'Ihi of the orders OF the Court touching his
Bankruptcy. s ,
wherrfdrr he prays that he may b. decreed
nv the court 70 nave full discharge from all
debts p,ovable against his estate under said
bankrupt Acts. except such debts as are ex-
,ep,ed by law from such discharge:
a.ed this % day Of May A. D.. 1908.
q. l.. KimbrOugh Bankrupt.
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BUY FLOUR! One barrel Of good
flour will make as much bread as two
barrels of meal. See us and get prices
that are lower than the market a
rants on a strictly high grade flour,
fresh from The mill. II will pay you
to anticipate your wants as we will
only Sella limited quantity at the
specially attractive price we are now
making. The +. Sabtn Co.
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Card oil Thanks.

In our sadness and sorrow. we
would M t forget to be grateful. We
have not words TO express Our appre-
citation OF the sympathy and Kindness
shown us 10y u friends, when sick
ness That ended in death, came to che
very dear 10 us. When in the Provi-
dence Of God the shadows shall fall
about your homes and the parting
time comes to you, may the God OF
all consolation lcomfort and sustain
you. May God bless you all is our
prayer.
+. II. Jones
Mrs. S. Z. George.
Grenada, Miss. 5-30-08.
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Rev. F. Starbird, Of East Ray.
mond, Maine, says: Il have used
Bucklen'S Arnica Salve for several
years, On my old army wound, and
other obstinate sores, and find it the
best healer in the world. l use it too
with great success in my veterinary
business" Hrice 25c at End Class
drug store.
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Notice to Advertisers.

Copy for advertising must be
handed us by noon On Thursday
and we cannot possibly handle
any matter that week, that is
handed us on Friday morning.
We must adhere to this rule
strictly in order to get to press
on time.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
thern District of Mississippi.

Northern let of mississippi.
ON this 3 day of Nay, 1905. on reading the
foregoing petition, it Is ordered by the court,
that a herring be had upon the same on the
9 day of June A. d.. 1905, before said court at
Oxford. in said division and district, at II
o'clock noon. and, that notice thereof be
published In Grenada Sentinel a newspaper
printe ! in said district, and that all known
Creditors and other persons In interest may
appear at the said time and place and show
cause. IL any they have. why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted.
And it Is further ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition and
this order. addressed, to them at their place
of residence AS stated.
witness the Honorable H. c. Niles. Judge
of said court, and the Seal Thereof at Oxford
ia said division and district, on the % day of
May, A. D., 1908.
-, L. 4. Oldham Clerk.
A true copy L. E. oldham Clerk.
6-3O-O8-lt.
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Scribery.

The Sentinel one year and The
Farmers Union Advocate $1.75.
The Sentinel one year and the Ma
tional COOperatOr, the National organ
of the Farmers Union, S1.75. The
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SENTINEL

II suppose you expect to receive q
golden harp and Clown some day."
said the wandering evangelist. "Oh,
not necessarily" rejoined the drug
gist, but / expect something just as
Igo0d'.--Chicago Daily News
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SINCERE THANKS.
II You Have Catarrh. Asthma or Bron
chitis. Read What Thankful People
Say About hyOmei.

Mrs. NJ. A. Drake, Utica, N. Y.
| writes: Il could not speak above
whisper, L inhaled Hyomei, and i
gave nae instant relief. Hyomei will
cure Catarrh and Bronchitis il useC
as directed"
Lodwick Edwards, 1923 MadiSOl
Ave Columbus, o., writes: Il will
let you know what your HyOmei in
haler did for me. 1t cured me OF my
bronchitis all right | feel very
thankful to you for your valuable
medicine"
MIS-. Bertha Weekly. Pleasantville.
Pa writes: Il want you to know |
used your HyOmei for Hay Fever
with good results, having suffered
with it for many years, and this is
the first thing l ever found that ever
gave me any relief"
Hyomei will cure catarrh, bron-
chitiS, hay fever, asthma, coughs or
colds, and Hughes drug store will
give you your money back il it don't.
Ii is a pleasant remedy, and gives re-
lief instantly. Just breathe it in
through the pocket inhaler that
comes with every Sl.OO outfit. Extra
for subsequent treatment are
only 80 cents. 5-3O-OS-2t.
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The Secret is Out.

Every body knows that the cheap.
est place in town to buy goods is The
T. Sabin Co.
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One hundredth Anniversary Ia
Be Celebrated On Jan. 3.

Tho ,,o hrndrod.h ,.,
tho hir,I - Ia@arann Da":. So -
fttinulv ohsorvod thro,nhon, M;se;.
Sinnj nm IT, 100 n:
~cnremon;os Ill, go 10y ,'"O'
that dav IN 49, soo,nou 80,
Tho ~ 'oo'Ul
Sn vi 'no C~onieueioy VI
d,v " 'ne
iii 10 80 dc
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w. r. Ward. OF Dyersburg. Tenn,
writes: This is to certify that | have
used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation. and it has
proven, without a doubt, to be Il thor
Ough. practical remedy for this
trouble, and it is with pleasure Of
fer my conscientious reference"
Hughes drug store.
The sun., 1908-05-13
STABBED on ELEVATED STAIRS.
Two Men KII a Wen Dressed Armenian.
meR Hurry AWAY.

Thomas Termino, said TO be an Armenian
and known among prize fighters as Kid
tempt, was stabbed az he was descending
the stairs Of the Third avenue elevated
station at Twenty-eighth street at I o'clock
last night and died in Bellevue Hospital.
According TO James Daley, a cripple who
sells pencils at the foot Of the stairs the
assailants were two swarthy men, one OF
whom ran west through Twenty-eighth
street and the other north on Third avenue
The wound. which was near the heart
appeared TO have been made by double
edged knife. The victim apparently had
left an uptown train and was followed down
the stairs by the men who attacked him
One Of his assailants pinlonsd his arms
back and the other used the knife.
The neighborhood is largely Armenian
The dead man was 5feet inches tall, clean
shaven and well dressed He had nothing
in his possession but a key. The body
was removed TO the Morgue.
George Kaiser, driver Of $40 East Six
teenth street, went into Bellevue Hospital
about O'Clock last night. with his clothes
covered with blood and deep stab wound
on each side Of his chest While he was
walking along Avenue A, he said, ten men
had attacked him.
But the police got the crippled pencil
seller Daley, and when he reached the
hospital he said right away, That's one
Of the men who stabbed the Armenian.
I'm sure Of IT,"
Kaiser probably will be in the hospital
for several weeks.
The sun., 1908-05-13
DUCHESS TO STUMP IN OHIO
WIFE or DUKE or MANCHESTER
TO JOIN WARWICKS COUNTESS.

Announcement Follows withdrawal Of Alice
ROCseVeIt LOngworth From Candidate
Coles Campaign Duchess IL Daughter
OF Eugene Zimmerman Of Cincinnati.
BELLEFoNTANK, Ohio. May i7.-on the
heels Of the furor aroused in the district
by the announcement that the Countess Of
Warwick would cross from England to
aid him on the stump In this falls cam
paign, c. F, Wharton Of KentOn, Socialist
candidate for Congress in the Eighth Ohio
district, to-day announced the receipt
Of letter from the Duchess Of Manchester,
daughter Of Eugene Zimmerman, the rich
railroad man Of Cincinnati. to the effect
that she too would stump the district for
him.
This announcement by the Socialist
nominee, who is conceded to have chance
to win because Of the Foraker-Taft dis
sension and post Office appointment squab-
bles in the district, followed the reluctant
admission by the managers Of the cam
paign Of Ralph D. Cole, the Republican
nominee, who won his nomination by the
toss Of a coin In the second Of two dead
locked conventions, that Alice Roosevelt
.Longworth, who once had agreed to take
the stump for Cole, felt herself compelled
to withdraw from the arrangement.
The Duchess Of Manchester has taken up
socialism as fad and has become inter-
ested in the Eighth district situation by the
Countess OF Warwick. Who 1t is hinted,
intends spending a part Of her fortune In
tho district. as we'll as making twelve
speeches, one Of them before the negroes OF
the district at the annual 'Flatwood' pic
mic here in August.
The Duchess is declared to have expressed
in her letter her appreciation Of the dramatic
possibilities Of the situation which give
her an opportunity to come into Ohio,
her native State and the home OF her
father, who Is a railroad hnaRcier and q
millionaire, to campaign for socialism.
To Offset the attraction OF the English
women oampatgners TO De imported IN
Wharton's aid, Coles managers to-day de-
clared that Speaker Cannon Of the National
House Of Representatives might speak in
the district for Cole.
1t is said the Republican Congressional
campaign committee intends swamping
the district with speakers OF country wide
repute, who will talk national issues In an
effort to divert the voters from the local
issues through which Wharton hopes to
win.
Wharton is circulating 30 900 copies OF the
tract The Man and the Mule which is
said to compare the two under present
economic conditions TO the mules an
vantage He promises TO make house TO
house canvass Of the district Of six coun-
ties before electiCR day and expresses
great confidence that he will win.
The sun., 1908-05-13
PRESSURE on SENATOR ACKROYD.
Oneida County at Him Hard to Vote fOr
the AEnew.Hart Bills.

UTICA, May 12.-There b considerable
speculation in Oneida county as to whether
or not Senator Joseph Ackroyd Of this city
will reconsider his action and vote for the
anti-racetraok gambling bills at the
special session.
That the sentiment in favor Of his doing
so is overwhelming in this county there can
be no doubt. Since the Hughes meeting
here various bodies, religious, secular and
educational, have made appeals to the SEN
ator, but he has steldfastly refused to indi-
cate the course he will take. To several
intimate friends, however, he has said that
the arguments so far adduced in favor Of
the bills have not convinced him that race
track gambling is any more Of an evil than
is the conduct Of business in Wall Street.
Ackroyd will probably announce his inten-
ton in formal statement 10 be issued within
a few days.
The members Of Knoxboro Grange sent
set Of resolutions to Senator Aokroyd to-
day urging him TO support the Hsrt-Agnew
bills,
The sun., 1908-05-13
TAFT STARTS FOR HOME.
Trip TO Panama said TO Have Had Good
Results-Cattle Men Hard Hit.
Special Cdblf DeIpaich 70 THE Sun

Special cable DeSpaich 10 Tine Sun.
PANAMA, May l2.-Secretary Of War
Taft left here to-day for Colon. where he
will board the cruiser Prairie, on which
he returns to the United States. The
conferences he held with the Panama
officials we're satisfactory. They covered
numerous topics. including the specially
projected treaty negotiations between Pan
anna, Colombia and the United States.
The details have not been made public
and will he held in abeyance until Mr..
Taft reaches Washington and cOnfers
personally with President Roosevelt and
Secretary Of State Root.
A considerable part Of Mr.. Tafts time
while here was taken up with important
Canal Zone matters. There is consider
able dissatisfaction in the commercial
community owing to Mr.. Tafts decision to
make no commissary concessions He au-
thorized the purchase Of cattle in Colombia
for the laborers in the Canal Zone, which
purchases, il they are made, will practically
ruin the cattle trade in the interior prov.
inces Of Panama and seriously affect the
commercial community id Colon and the
city Of Panama,
Mr.. Cromwell will sail for the United
States Saturday.
The sun., 1908-05-13
WELL WIN NOW. SAYS HUGHES.
The Governor EIated Over HaliaceI ElsO-
tOn TO the senate,

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Gov, Hughes.
VINO was at the White House tonight a.
guest Of the President with the other Gov
emors, was elated over the news OF the
election Of Wallace as Senator In the Forty
seventh New York district
This means that we will be successful
exclaimed the Governor, turning TO Andrew
Carnegie.
- yes, II is grand. replied Mr. Carnegie,
congratulating the Governor, 'Mr. Wal
lace's majority may not be az deep Gs .
we'll or as wide as a church door, but IL
shows that you have the support Of the
people in your fight. II were drinking
man. continued Mr. Carnegie, Il would be
tempted to invite the crowd down for a
drink on the good news"
1T is too bad that you are not, replied
the Governor.
Gov. Hughes retired for conference
with Senator Murray Crane Of Massachu-
setts.
The sun., 1908-05-13
MICHIGAN FOR TAFT.
Secretary Has Only One Opponent In the
states Delegation.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May i2.-The
Republican State convention to-day in
structed the delegates at large for William
II. Taft for President
Ten Of the twelve district conventions
have instructed for Taft. OF the four unin-
structed delegates two. those Of the Ninth
district, are for Taft.
In the Eighth district Congressman Joe
Fordney still insists that he will ignore
popular sentiment and vote against Taft
until Taft 10 nominated Fordney's col
league is on the fence. but probably will
bow TO the wishes Of his constituency and
vote for Taft.
The delegates at large are E, D. Stair,
owner Of two Detroit newspapers; j. W.
Gilchrist Of Alpena, vessel owner; John
W. Blodgett Of Grand Rapids, rich lumber
man, and James McNaughton OF Caumet
prominent in upper peninsula iron in
terests
Congressman Diekema was reelected
chairman Of the State committee by a big
majority.