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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
ltuoliif iibcr ltngliif.

Nnh Gin NngcItclltcr Ser nWaI6ing'
ton e Baltimore 9(nnapolis.
@o6n" gct6otet. - @llroe nobe
WiucrSpiQe bon einem Maa9on
Qetroiieu un0 ltorb I'M WorD.
l0nocr llniperiit0tS . @oipitol.
Snme3 NopfinS, ciu 80 Sabre al.
ter Stredcnurbeiter Der yMdibirlgton
baltimore Nnnopoli3 cIcftrilden
@ubn", ltorb geIternOtorgen INN I2G
ll6r I'M WorplGnoer llniucrlitGts, So
ipital an ocn Solgcn bon Tcrlcbun'
gen, mcldc cr nm Wtittcrnadt nabc
WIllerSpile, W0., crlitt, in0em er
BON eirem @o9gon Der genonnten
@clellldoft getrot1cn ipltr0c. Sin
Sh00elbrlld) mur 0ie 0irefte So6e3.
llriohe. gSic oic Wonni6oitcn 0e0
@oqgon5, ser bcn Wonm trai. crs
tiGrcn, buben tic Die iiblihcn Ffeis
fcnlignole gegcben, ood iuuroen Die.
lcIben onihcineno bon Dem Wonne
i%ibcrbort. Sic bieltcn, oils lie lnbcn,
lpas gclfcbcr mar, ibren Wuggon 10.
tort al mo licBen bcn &erumglild.
ten nui Dem nGd)Iten @uogon nndl
Baltimore bringen. Coroner Wortin
lit nit Scr llntcrindrnn9 ocS Sales
hcihGftigt. - Ser Sobtc mar pcrhci.
ratbct unO mobntc in GrolptspilIe,
Oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

$4,000 @iirQihoit pcr.
lonqt.- Sorrp Splcr, ser t9.iGb-
ri0c Ncgcr, mllroe 9~eltern bon Mit.
Ter Grammar rucaen 5cbn mn1cblihcn
Ginbriihcn utb 5mei m~5iid)tiNen Mn.
oriiicn, sic 0eItcrn nliaiiibrIit i'm
oGcutidcn Gorrciponbentcn" berid)
tet murocn, unter ie $500 9iir0.
idoit iiir ieoen einSelneu eSoll, oIio
%5uiommcn $4,000, Dem @eriht9pcr,
ubrcn ilbcrmieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Sic @iliun-@ eQinstun.Nifairc

@r = 9un0eSienotor George 8. We(.
lington beitreitet nohbriidlihlt
bic bon 81. Wilion IN ietncrS del.
oun9Sflagc gcmod)ten Nngoben.
6rau @iIion iiber ibres @ot.
ten Gorgeben b6d)lid)lt entriiitet.
Gr . 9unocSicnator Geo. 6. Mel.
llngton bon Cumberland, pelder,
ipie geltern IN oieier 3eitung berif.
tet, in elmer BON Or. Yierce 9. gSil.
ionL jun, gc1cn feline Satin 5olitba
". @ilion cingcreidtcn S6eibuneS.
tloge ais So . Heiponoent aenonnt
muroe, bcitreitet Niofrihten oilS
Cumberland 5ufolge n%ohoriidlidit
Nic Illgobcn Der alogeihriit, Gr be-.
icidnet oic gon5e Code ais llnred)t
mo erfldrtc, ooB err ~aitgen6liflib
qor rid)ts Don Der Solnilie @ilion
ipillc; leit icd)S oocr mcbr Sabren
babe CT iibcrbaupt Nien1nnocn bon
Scr gol5cn Sonlilic geieben. Gor ic-
ner Belt babe or ST Srn. @illon'S
Shmicgcruoter in peri0nlihen mo
poiitilben @e5icbungen 0eitonocr,
Old babe CT oontalS Srn. Wilion
lciblt unb perihicoene onoerc Wfit.
giic0cr Der Snnlilic felllten qelernt.
Gr Senator Wcllington ucripieS oui
hic Sbotiohc, bob Sr. @ilion bereitS
por einigen Wonatcn bei'm @eridt
in Cumberland cine &Iuge ouf 500.
600 Sdooencriob m1bGngig genlaft
babc, nit Dem 9cnrrfen, ooB Der
aloge @cgrilnoung ipGter iolgen iper.
&c, Die alogc Iei linn 5ilaeltelt nor.
0er, ood) babe or ME etluaS @eitereS
bon Der So6e gebort, bu Sr. @illon
ricn1ols cine 9cgriinoung ser aIogc
ci1gereid)t babe. Gr @elington)
lomobl, mic ieinc Srcllnoe icien Scr
Trlid)t, Dob icllc Alogc aus politi.
ldlcn 8riinoen ooer in crprelieriihcr
Nbiidt in sic @cge geIeitet iporoet
lei, unb Dob Sr. @ilion cS MN, nod.
hem er nit Der eritcn alngc fcincn
Crfolg gebobt babe, NIT bent Sfci.
hungspcrfabrcn uerilld)e. Son oclt
Gbc5luiitigfeiten 5lpiihcn benz @il.
ion'idcn Foorc bobc CT crit burch sic
&nnoe bon Der Ginleitling oes Shei.
rllnas . Fro5elieS aenntnib erbaltet.
Srou II. @ilion ipelfe porlG,l.
zig bel Seriponoten an 9elpieii.N pe.
Wobnlng 0enontmcn bot, mics NIT
Worten Ser Gmporung sic Sniinuo.
tlonen 5iirild, iucld)e ibr 8otte in lei.
rcr SheioungSfluge gemfoft bot.
Sic iogte, Tie lclbit unb ibre Somilie
babe leit lon0cn Sobren nit Gree.
llotor@eIlington in frellnbihaitliben
Wc5iebungcn ~geitonben. Sic ielbit
babe lett ncitn Sobren Srn. @ellin1.
ton lucoer pcrionlid aeieben, nod
cine Belle an i'm ooer irgcno einen
onbcrcn Wam geridJtet. Sic fonne
ibrcs @otten Sanolnngsmeiie nibt
begreiien, umio iueniger, ais ibr8ot.
to &erpilidtungen g~eaeniiber Dem.
iclben 9cbobt bo6c, Der ibm i~inan5ieIl
9cfGQig gemeien iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

@altimOrcr, iucldc bic SOmmcr-
Monatc nnkcrGalb Der Staot pcrbrin'
ncn, fSnncn Den yGorrcipOnSent" mad
irgcmo elmer Norciie in ocn @crcinia-
ten StuatCn, europa, McrifO nnb
Canada macidJidt rrbNltcn. Sic
NNrciic mag 10 oft ais 0cmiInIdIt ac'
hubert luCr0Cm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
S9eu. s. 9icner & So.

Teutides un6 anoeres auslGnbi.
ides 8eIo gefauit uno perfauft.
8eloIenbnngen beiorgt nod 9eutid.
lano, Seitreih, 3abIanb Ii. (. M.
@ediel ausaeitent auf ausIdnoiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno TrapeIers
CHEQUES.
217 Ci.8altimpre. StraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
8ebbeI's eiusiass NtteIier.

&ir baben ntr Elm AtsIier in WaIti.
more, nnb Sas befinoet fid In ber
Gtase ST ebener GrSe, Nr. 321, Norb.
0ap', nabe Sigb.Str. Qinber.85p.
tosrapbien cine Spe5iaIit6t. = aei1e
Agcnten nnb feline 3reppen ~ lteisea.
5. 9ebbeI. 6. Grni, Oei@aftsfatres.
(S15-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Ghiffsfnrtcn

bon inns nad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nep.Dorf, Raiiite ober Smiiden.
oed. 8edieI, ausl6noiides @eIo,
greoitbriefe un6 @eIoienoungen.
Sbeo. s. 9iener e g.,
Vt, 217, Df.Yaltimore.s trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Stabt Baltimore.
ltntcrbaltnngs 3 &cgiueiier.

,Nuoitprium" - Die p9IborH SperusGo." IN
Abe Gbjmeo OF EormdHoD".
.Ninrnlnuo" Neltb's gSuuocbiloers&Gloc
bile.
,W,uit. gnubcmic" - Sonucrita0, ocn II.
Tini. ; ubr Ibeuoe, aGGruien" nm Son
Sunu." Cpcrn @rtiilbrul1g bon ,. WlcIanlet'o
GuCrH- NIu'lC.
,qubin's" 404-40G, Si.Snltimprr. Str. -
gdubeotIe &oriieIunge1 uno iprehenoe gBnr'
belbiloer.
nMcw electric @nrt" 49, ldGIih Gou5Crtc
uHo louitlNe SCrlniiNlIflcH.
Harts6Dn5ertc:
Souuiap 9tntmittag .Srlih tSill Barr.
Mioutua Nbeno abluehleiro i'm aNt0crlioes
Eurf" NM nScocrnl SiusBnri".
Sic1itaa Ybcno - aRuttcrionsRnrt"
Wiitituub ADcto ~ a2ruio-Ntu Fart".
EuHHcritlg NbCIo - pG~arrOusRart".
EreiinA 4bCno - clifton Barr.
Sumftug 9lbcnO - FnticrionfRdrf"
~tSnuntdQs non . MS 7 llbr glnCHhSD
Cglu lSohcutnQc1 pUu Z bis "a lbr IbenoaD
Nroarnum fir bcntc.
tam .SrnioaNllI Vuri.D
Wurih ,NiuR Huoinm" ......,.. Chambers
EuuCrtUrC aI'rnu5e NOric" ..,,...,... .Hlber
gNllicl rSrlprc9 ......... ..., &c. HHulolet'ei
zcIcfituH aus cnalt'ten 1tclo0ic'n e.. SanAtn
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fanfafc incr nglnute gnhric". .,.... .Glcmcut
Selctiiun aus .Suuft" ............. SOinoo
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BEARS ViOnic" ............... Nrdttot
Wtnrfh o,3i3" ,.,...... ........ GctinlulI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10


irhli h Noti5en. - Gar.
oinnl Gibbons bat iiir nGd,itcn Conn.
tag sic Gollctte ocS FctcrSpiennia IN
ocn fatbpliid)cn &ird)cn ser Gr5.
oi65eic Baltimore ongroronct itlo
sic 0ofirnln1 nll5geiproden, Dab Die
iclbc onlGBlih bca aoI0encn Erieiter.
SubilGrnS ocS Eopite5, onS III Die.
les Sobr iGnt, rcd)t crgiebig o~lSiol-
len mogc.
- Ole critic Communion iinbet ont
Sonitng, Ben 81. Nluli, in Der ct.
0tidnelss lno Der IF. &rcu3s&irte
ltatt, uno am 2S. Sllni in Ser !Scrj
Selu-&irde 81 Si1blanotomn. ,Sn Der
bl. areu5.aird)c ieiert Der illngc
EIriciter Eoter NnorcnS Wiibm, Elm
aino oieier @emcinoe, am 81. ,Silni
nlld ieinc Erin1i5.
Srnurige u a h ri Of t.-Serr
&arl =. Wuttcr, Sr9nniit ser oellt.
ihcn fntboliiden ct. MibuelS.&ir.
DIE al @plfe. nno 2ombnrb. StraBe,
bat aus 9o0cn, ieincr alien Seimntb
Die SrnlcrfllnOc erboltcn, ooB ieina
60 Sabre olte Mtlltter gcitorbeu lit.
Ma ulforb 9erorouuna
fiji Die &ot?- Die Sunoe.
Mnulforb Seroronnrg lit idon mch
rcre Gage in Strait, ober BON Waul.
f0rbcn lit nid)t piel 81 iehen. Die
Sbieridub' @eielliha glnlbt, iie bat
ibre Filid)t uno Sfnloigfcit aetban
uno Die Observation-Disclosures
Wiebcr anger Gicnit geiteIlt. Ganiel
Vuu9cr, SefretGr Ser @eieQihait,
Iogt. in Den letter 5mei @phen ieien
1869 Sllnoe, 225 oltc &aten mo
400 ilungc aaben geiongen uno aus
Ser @elt geibaiit moroen. gr en-.
piieblt Moulforbc ais 9eoer. SaS
lit Die Sortc Maulforbc, sic Der
Sunb truA mclhcr am Montag
Nbeno IN Siio.9altimore mebrere
Ycrionen bib.
an bem Eier perbaftet.-
Sorrp &elbau9b, 81 Sabre alt, uub
Bertha Sotemnn, % Sabre alt, aus
Someriet=G olrntp, muroen geItern
%ornitIag bei Ser gntunit oes Gam.
piers .Wnrplano" bon ser %, Is. &
u. @obn" ollrd) Eolisiltcn Croft Der.
boitet. Ger Sheriif bon Sonlcriet.
Gpllntp bate MoridaQ Sornon Inn
sic Serbaitling oes YGrbens criitdt.
3cIbouab lit iAmlid Elm perbciro.bc.
fer Monn, nnb gloilbte Srou 9els
bolgb, Dab bericlbe nit SRI. Gate.
man, sic cine Gouiine rol lbr lit,
burbgeben miiroc. 9eibe wuroen AM
Nofmittag bon eincm SiilisiheriIf
nod Son1eriet.G county 5uriid &C.
hrnd,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
yTdtct anf mnicr @adst6um."

@aggons fir @ui1inaton ieoe babe
Stlnoe arli oen .Euntt." &sber IN
@aibington, nod gnnapolis lit es
notbig, 81 geben ODER 9utiden gu
mietben.
(Nail5-) vSie Glettriiae 2inie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Wen5in crplobirt - Curb
Crploiion elmer init @en5in geiiill-
ten Slaldc, lucld)e ouf Elm beiBcS
Elotteilen liel uno Scrbrod, mllrbe
Gcltern IN Der Sd)neioermcrfitGttc oes
Srn. SomlcS Gcfo, bon Nr. 701, g.,
WooeiroltroBe, Shoocn bon r,ge-
'obr $3.50 on0erihtct. Ger iSeller.
irebr gelan0 eS, Sen Brand obne
Sd)pierigtcit 5l l0Ifcn.
9 d ieBerci 5u GodepSpil-
| G. - Ger Nfegcr SropiS @IoScoe bon
GodcpSpiac lie1t IN fritiihem 81.
itonbe I'M WarplGnocr llnipcriitGt3.
%olpitol an ocn 6olacn BON slpei
ShnBlpunoen oornieocr, melde ibm
'ctn &%oNen9cnoiic Hobert Sopne om
Wtortug Nbcnb nobc ser Soo Sci.
Ions = SnIlc 81 GodcpSpiue I'M Ser.
luiiic cinerS hicBcrci beibrod)te. Cine
Der auacln brong 8loScoe III ben
llntcrlelb uro sic onoere in ben9lrm.
Yer SdicBbolo lit perboitet. Sie bci-
ben Neger mnren lett l1naerer 3eit
Ieinoe, mo Sopne ioa, oils er ie;-
llc1 8eGner Glide Sdimpinanncn &c.
ltollnt bate, glcid) Seiler 0c9cben bu.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
$25.5O nadl Ghiraau nmo suriif,

F-7'VV HWuJ VUItHgu INT 5HrHuf
II. bis rs. Srni pia .Eenmiplpania.
@abn." Niuete CUR Hiidiabtt bis
gum y. Suni giiltig. Man coniul'
tire Billet agenten. (162)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20

Bids will be received at July meeting by
the boa rd of supervisors of Grenada county
mississippi to build bridge across OdelI
branch Dist. No. 2 according to plans and
specifications on file in chancery clerks
office. The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received at July meeting by
the board of supervisors of Grenada county
Mississippi 10 bufld bridge across branch
near Susie Dist. No according to plans
and specifications on file i'm chancry clerks
office. The board reserves the right TO
reject any and all bias.
Bids will be received at July meeting by
the board OF supervisors of Grenada county
Mississippi. to furnish cOurt house Grenada
Co. with all stationery. pens. ink, legal
blanks. blank books. mucilage and all other
printing AS the law directs. Boar I'd reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received ut July meeting by
the board of supervisors Of Grenada county
Mississippi to enlarge vault in chancery
clerks Office according to plans and Speclhca-
tiOns on file in the chlncery clerks ONCE
The board reserves the right To reject any
and all bids. Bonds will be required in
double the amount of bids ON all the above
bids
JDO. s. King. Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
The Death OF DR.. N. L. Mays.

DR.. NJ. L. Mays died at his home
in Holcomb Sunday night and his re-
mains were inferred at the Lamon
burying ground, east of Grenada. on
Monday Afternoon. He was about
forty five years old. The Doctor had
been far from a we'll man for several
years and during the past few months,
it was generally recognized that the
threads which held him to this life
were getting to be but few. Hence
when the fatal end came it was n
surprise to his friends and family.
DR.. Mays was reared at GraySport
ia this county. He vas of a good
family. He located at H0lcomb
about four years ago and had eStab-
lished an extensive practice there.
He was a man Of genial nature, cour-
teous, kind and Obliging and he will
be missed by a large circle Of friends
as we'll as by relatives.
The Sentinel tenders sympathy to
his wife and Of her SOrrOWing ones.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
Eloquent Grafton By Hon. 7. U.
SiSsOn.

One of the most touching and elo-
ouent orationS ever heard in this city
was delivered by Hon. T. U. SiSSon
last Sunday, the occasion being the
unwilling of the monuments OF all the
Woodmen monuments of that have
been erected here during the past
several years.
While Mr.. SiSSOn is a candidate for
congress there was no word or hint
at politics in his speech. He review
ed the work of the WOOdmen order,
told what they had done and were
doing for it's membership; laid down
the principles Of Woodmen faith, and
spoke ~eloquently of the spirit body as
distinguished from the earthly body
of deceased members. He was pOpu-
lar before he made this speech with
all classes of our citizenship, but when
he revealed the true Tom Sisson, as
he did on this occasion, it made him
more popular. and it is now safe to
to say that fully 50 per cent OF the
voting population is unquestionabiy
enlisted under his banner.
The graves of deceased S0vereigns
were decorated with flowers and a
choir of select voices rendered several
appropriate songs.
The arrangements for the day, un-
der the direction OF &. {. White were
perfect, and did credit to his energy.
Water Valley Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
In MemOriam.

IS the days roll by the unknown
future is made more sacred by the de-
parture OF loved ones and friends
The chariot that transports the spirits
of Gods annotated stopped at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Smith of
this county, on June End, and bore
away to the celestial city of God, the
life, the real life, of Mrs r. f. Perry.
1t is sad to think that we shall see
her no more this side the grave We
will miss her sweet association, we
| will be deprived OF that pleasure al
ways gained from association with the
pure in heart and truly noble. But
the blessed thought comes to those
who mourn for her here, that she is
safely anchored in that beautiful
home where God reignS supreme and
that we can see her again if we but
live the life she lived and trust in
| Him whose angels encamp around
about" those that love and fear God.
Mrs. Perry's going away leaves a
devoted husband in sorrow and sad
ness besides many relatives and friends
| WllOSt llcdlCS diC UlCCUiuS. hot
above and beyond the tears and sor-
rows Of all, the voice Of God speaks to
US and bids US be OF good cheer, that
it is we'll with Allie
Mrs. Perry was in her thirty third
year She and her good husband were
married fourteen years ago and theil
Journey together was a happy one.
In her home and in her every day
life, she Shone the brightest. She
was patient, kind, thoughtful. indus
triOuS and true. She endeavOred &C
live each day Alright. Her influence
was ever upon the side of the cause
Iof King Emmanuel Her voice neve
| failed to echo holy and lofty senti'
ments and her life "a in thorough
accordance with her preceptS. Sucf
! was the life o. The woman for when
we mourlI. May God temper the at
| Fiction to her distressed husband, ou'
good friend. May be take comfort
from Him who said III never for
sake thee
II. i.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
Grenada, Miss. June 10. 1905
To Hon. W. S. Hill and Hon. T.. L
SiSsOn.

have addressed each OF you asking
Won TO make joint dates for public
speaking but in vain | think the
people will appreciate joint debates
more than petty individual canvass
ing and speaking. y public debate is
more instructive. more entertaining
and even amusing to the people ana
paws them better for their time. Not
only so but they are enabled to vote
more intelligently after comparing
and sizing up the candidates morally
and intellectually and as to their past
records. Your private differences as
citizens of the same town need mol
prevent jOint debates, as the people
a r only for the facts of a public ma
ture and they ca1 be stated without
asperity. Now please come out aho
lee us debate together. You eact
have a representative in WinOna. Let
| these two gentlemen meet together
and agree on and publish dates an(
7 will accept them with or without
the concurrence of my representative
Hon. S. A. Morrison in Grenada.
Let me urge you then to recognize
right away and before it is too lat'
that. as John Sharp Williams said il
his contest with James X Nardaman
'"icint debates are great vote getters.
With the highest respect
Your competitor,
Oscar f. BledSOe.
! District papers please copy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
A Marriage at ToungS.

The home Of Mr.. G. w. Bates near
Coles Creek was the scene of a pretty
wedding Thursday afternoon, June
II, 1908. when Mr.. d. Ernest Chap
man and Miss Minnie Bates were
married, Rev. r. Gore performing the
ceremony.
MR.. Chapman is a popular young
lady loved by her many friends for her
amiable disposition and the other
qualities that make a noble woman.
Mr.. Chapman is a popular young bust
ness man of H,ndS county where his
bride taught school. and the romance
ending in this marriage.
The bride looked beautiful in a
gown of white. and carried a bouquet
of white roses and ferns. There
were no attendants and tre ceremony
which made the happy couple n was
soon over. After receiving the best
wishes and congratulations OF their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman left
for their future home nea Flora.
The brides going away dress was
brown with hat to match. "A good
many presents were received, silver
ware, china, cut glass and linen being
most CONSPICUOUS. A nice "bill' was
given by the brides father and
mother.
The friends and neighborS of the
immediate locality and the follow inc
guests from a distance were present
Miss Clara Martin. Mr.. j. Lee Bates
and MIR. Dennis Murphy Of PittSboro,
Mr.. Clyde Powell Of Derma, Mrs. f.
b. Provine ard MIR. Louis Bene o.
Big Creek, Mr.. Leon Chapman of
POcahOnLaS, a brother of the groom
accompanied him.
A Friend.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse p. Morris, Of Shippers. Va,
had a close call in the spring OF 1906.
He SAYS: IAN attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then | was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t
helped me Immediately. and after
taking two and a half bottles | was a
well nan again. | found out that
New Discovery is the best remedy to1
coughs and lung disease in all the
world''. Sold under guarantee at 2no
Glass drug store. soc and S1.OO. IRA
bottle free.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
TO II PUBLIC
We know the Guarantee on MI.o'n;
Stomach Tablets is Genuine.

Mona Stomach Tablets, the quick
acting cure for indigestion. is guaran-
teed-
To stop f%atulence.
To cure stomach troubles.
To build up the system.
To make digestion strong.
To cure the worst cas- OF stomach
troubles or money back.
What Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets did
for Mrs. Brewer, of Whiteland, Ind,
they will do for You Read what she
writes: Il was q chronic sufferer with
stomach trouble for years and the
best DOCTORS could give me no lasting
relief. After using Ni-O-na | can now
| eat anything and feel cured"
Hughes drug store sell Mona I'M
der an absolute guarantee to refund
the money unless it cures. Try a
SO cent box. 6-l5-2l.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
Goes $4,000 Miles To Get a Wife.

Distance and the waters Of the
Atlantic did not deter Charlie Maras-
calico. a resident Italian Of this city
from going back TO sunny Italy TO
claim Miss Sarah Fetite Of POllim,
Italy, for his bride. Charlie Travelled
10000 miles to get a wife. He left
here over five months ago and only
returned this week with his bride.
He was married Feb. 16. Charlie has
the good will Of all who know him and
The Sentinel wishes him and his
bride a prosperous and happy life.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
Smnmer Tourist Rates.

The Illinois Central Railroad will
sell rjund trip summer excursion
tickets to the following points, with
final return limit Oct. 81, 1908:
CaStalian Springs, Miss and return
S2.65 Dawson Springs, KY, and re-
turn S13, go, Chicago, H., and return
$3.50, GulfpOrt, Miss, and return
$1,000.
d. w. Owens, t. A.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20

BY order of the President the
Grenada county Union will meet with
the Kincaid Local on the 3rd day or
July. at Gore Springs y miles east OF
Grenada. All local unions are ask
ed to send a full delegation.
j. E. Johnson County Secy.
Kincaid, Miss, June Is, 1908.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
You Never Can He'll

lust exa city the cause of your rheu-
matism, but you know you have it.
DO you know that Billiards. Snow
Liniment will cure it? relieves the
pain-reduces the swelling and linn
bers the joints and muscles so that
YOU will be as active and we'll as you
ever were. Price 25c SOC and 500
Sold by End Class drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
a Twenty Year Sentence.

Il have just completed q twenty
year health sentence, imposed by
Eucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago" writes O. S. WOolever, of Le-
Raysville, n. y Bucklen'S Arnica
Salve heals The worst sores, bOilS,
burns, wounds and cuts in the short
est time. 25c. at End Glass drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
FIRST COTTON BLOOM.
From A. ", Evans, Marksville. Second
From ]. NJ. Tribb'e.

On Monday morning Mr.. A. w.
Evans brought 10 this office the first
cotton bloom OF the season. The
b!oJm was plucked from his farm on
Honey island, Holmes county. The
second bloom was shown us only a
little while afterwards, by NJ. j.
Med. T'riDblc and it came from his
farm near Scobey just in the edge OF
N1lobuSha county.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20
$l.75-To Memphis and Return-$l.75 5.

The Illinois Central Railroad will
optrate an excursion train from Can
ton to Memphis on Tuesday, June %,
1908. The rate from Grenada will be
Sl.75 for the round trip. Train pass
ing Grenada going 11:45 a. M, reach
ing Memphis $40 p. m. Returning
leave Memphis 4:30 p, M, WedneS-
day, June "a.
d. w. Owens, T. A.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-20

is caused by stagnation OF The liver
and bowels. to get rid of it and head
ache and bil~iousness and the poison
that brings jaundice, take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
gripping. 2jc. at End Glass drug store.