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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24

must not said Bob when he read
the telegram.
His resolve never to see her again
was quickly shattered His note re-
leasing her from the engagement sud
denly became an objectionable crime
in his eyes. He must get to her at
once and ask her forgiveness. Would
he reach her in time?
1t was now Z O'Clock The first
rain for Hanover was due at 1880.
Dashing into the barn, he threw the
harness on the horse The rig was
ready in a moment Changing his
clothes like lightning, he was soon
flying up the road toward the Briggs
vile station. The station was four
miles distant and his horse was none
too fast He whipped the animal into
foam. Several times he thought it
would give out, but he must catch
that train ii the animal suffered Ar
irving at the station. to his horror
he found that the tram mad been
gone five minutes.
My God! what am / to do? will
feel like a murderer if do not see
her before she dies"
Throwing the reins to the boy who
had accompanied him, Bob, half ex-
hausted by the intense nervous strain
and consequent disappointment, drag
ged himself from the carriage like a
doomed man and in despair SAM
upon baggage truck. But notwith.
standing his condition his wits were
working furiously to devise some way
of getting to Hanovq. The next reg
ular train would not be along until
6 O'Clock that evening. His horse
could not make the journey and to
get another rig in any kind of time
was almost out of the question, as
there was not respectable animal
within radius of five miles of the
station. What could he do?
While he was ransacking his brain
for an idea he heard shrill wins
tie up the track. He jumped from
the truck like dro%mng man grasp
ing at straw. in a few moments
train from the east slowed up at the
water tank, some distance below the
station. 1t was a special composed
Of three mail cars and private car
attached to the rear. Giving little
attention to the makeup of the train
Bob jumped upon the steps OF the
private car just as the train was
starting. The train, one which the
railroad company had sent out from
Chicago to break the speed record.
had got we'll under way before Bob
met any of the persons aboard The
car was occupied by one or two Of
ficials of the road and a party Oh
correspondents representing the chi
cago newspapers. They were all OF
them at breakfast in the forward ena
Of the car, the rear, or observation
end, being deserted. In a few min
utes the conductor appeared
where are you going?" he asked
Bob.
"To Hanover" replied the latter.
what is the fare?"
why this Is a special train Il wing
to break the record. and we win go
through Hanover at sixty miles an
hour said the conductor. Our first
stop is fifteen miles west of there
How did you happen to get onT'
Il saw the train was a spesaI one.
replied Bob. but supposed, OF
course. 1t would stop at Hanover, one
OF the largest towns on the road
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
Couldn't Expect 1t.

One day Helen had beetn very
naughty and her mother said. Helen,
If you are naughty you can't go to
heaven"
We'll" said Helen. Il can't expect
to go everywhere. went to Uncle
Toms cabin once and the circus
twice
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
Sounds AppetlzIna.

Il wonder If moths have any pref
erence as 10 textile fabrics?"
Il should think cheeseclOth would
make tasty eating responded the
other party to the conversation
Pittsburg Post.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
the happy ceremony were Harry Sid.
dons and DIR. Frank Wilson.

Barring the substitution of ficti-
tious names for the real ones every
word OF this little narrative is fact.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
A LEAP FOR LOVE

Thrilling Which Brought Thanksgiving Dinner
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
MRS Mn Be
DEAD
DIED WEDNESDAY nj oRNING AF.
TER "a LINGERING i. NEss s.sfS


DIED WEDNESDAY MI oRNINe AZ Il:
ER# A LINGERING ILLNESS.
Mrs. Mary N. kimberly passed
away at her home i've miles east Of
Devils Lake Wednesday morning at
about o'clock, after an illness Of
about 4 year. She recently went to
Rochester to consult the Mayos but
they Informed her that they could do
nothing for her. and she returned to
/ her home near this city, where she
continued to fail until death claimed
her. Wednesday morning. 81 s3s5ss$
Mrs. Kimberly was born in Ontario,
Canada was s5S$ years Of age. She
was married to Mr.. Kimberly. In 1875
ana came to Ramsey county with her
husband IN 1883. whore they have
aince resided. Three children were
born to them all of whom have pre-.
|ceded their mother to the other shore.
Besides her husband she leaves to
mourn her demise three sisters and
two brothers, two Of whom. Mr.. D. F.
Rembough, of Fergus Falls, Mont, and
one sister, from onomowac, wis,
Fare here to attend the funeral. which
win Be held from the ". d church
this afternoon at 2: 90 o'clock. Rev.
Olson presiding. Interment n
iG. q. r. cemetery.
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MOI D OAK
AlN|I
sGoEssl sc ISL
SEED Nus TA3RE PtJJRE

sslNTo EFFEe il s 1sT.
SEED NILS An PIRE
rofassor I.s Bolley has been sap:
pointed state seed onmls lsal loner aud
Stevens ttheH kansas Agris
sscsiltural College has been selected as
B assistant ins worls Ilaa laW goes
+ Into eject July lsts al All persona
interested the sale off agriculural
and garden seed sas shpuId take note of
ralui iraentss offss The pro.
ssYisions off thes law are lainly Worded
asand ma be informed to by
yolne sumeien lly iitnel lIgent to# deal
in products ssof such imp ortance
to the pub lie ass are farns and garden
seeds The law app lies ia al types
sssof seed and grains which are not sod
anuiaeturin ing purpp osess for food
ron for forage ord der that there
1 Il SSnla be proper insp ctIon 81 the ON
sciaIs allsseeds sold orz Tered for sale
gorth Dakota must be properly
labeled does not speelfE any
Ssparticu sha apes off label But
evident hatt9 such labels mus be
perrianen fforI1 and prop attack
SiIasnt
the Wordi of the label !; 1T
I'M selded that each pac age5 or 81 bulk
s5Sof sS'l seeds must sbeS labeled stto show the
ssproper common name ii of tbs seed oEts
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
IREMARlkl MAI
THE MONTH . 81 INC osT EAYo.
AHLE oR flE PAS FIVE 81

The monthly mete teroIogical s. sum-
mar which was sent aunt from the
5weather bureau at this place sthe sShratE
2of this month SHOW the month of
Nay this year was The most favorableE
sas rain falll the gtat ion has
shown for over ave 81 yearsss and The;
Seond sa ions 81 this month are followed}
saI Iy way near 3 like degree. the
scrops part soff Tie state viii
sclfpse ythin known many
years.
5s5s The report shows that during the
month TIE highsst ieslrrature was4
ASss3 sssss s,,lll The lowest Is On the,
ss1st, the least range was degrees on 81,
the 9Th ana the highest WAS de-
ssgrees on 4ttl. NE mean tempera-3
turs for May was 51s degrees which
the htghest ffor i've years. ssalrsI
recorded which was as follows: Tor
1906, sos, 1905, 3
1905. The average daiiy excess.
ifforS 9oss over ali the others for
the past i've years was 2. degrees
n The preeIpi pitation Was Sis
inches, the greatest precipit tion for
hours was Il 22.s6 d1n o1l 2sth and
ssoth rain fan ffor ttlhe mont ofs
May the past q yes 4 years was as:
follows 7,ss
o.. 8. aver
4 rage for this month Ave II years be-
Ing 5g making Il excess over the
average fol 1sos 81 s:5a inches sis
q Duri the mont there were 3 days
scisar, part cloud and
days cloud Days On llich Ia ain fell,
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# The barn Of Mrs. Saba McNanmra

q The barn Of Mrs. Saba McNanmra
u Noonan townslip was torn to 5
pieces, Insured for $500. {
The large barn 81 Albert Becker in /
section s and two barns Of Bernath
Rillerath in section 7sof Ontario town..s
ship we're totally wrecked. Partly In
sured. &. z. s. $!s3s W
III .eVt Moore, In section 81, Noonan
township also lost his barn. ID this
wreck one fatality cccured, the ialias
timbers Sbrsaking MI. Moore,s .es and
injurfng him Internally. from which
INJURIES he died Tuesday morning.
;y5 The large barn Of Chris &. Lee, In
section 25, North MinneWaukan twp.
was torn to splinters, value $500 In
sstlrance s1e0: .s z=s3t.5; i
The substantial barn Of Adam Sharf:
also III North MlnneWaukan, one Of
the best barns III the county was
wrenched and shifted some inches OF
Its foundation. 81 81. Isl 7
The barn sheds OF the Bethel NJ u.
church Ii Lake Twp. and the consoli.
dated school building were badly da,
Smaged. 53ss rs Z;
Asa Tufford's wind mill was put ont
OF commission. 55g .ss Isl b z.s=.. &.
AT Grand Harbor: the basement Of
Mackey's pool hall and McDeyitt's
general store were flooded BY the
cloud burst. n ! ....= r. $. :. f%S f:ss: h
The large barn Of O. J.. Mcdonald,
In Poplar Grove was struck by light
ming and caught fra, but the drench-
ling rain Immediately following extin-:
guished the flames. Four angora
goats were killed BY lightning. s
The barn and dwelling Of Anton sto,
III Norway township were struck By
lightning. Slight damage. Y b 81
d. N. Cree1 reports some damage
to his granary and other out buildings
In AIinnewankan township. 5z.
Otto Newman's barn In Noonan
township was damaged. &; sS5E: q: III, 81,
Mr. Powell states that Ramsey coun.
4 ty has heretofore been considered as
L Iimmuned from storms but that he does
!, not think $5O, 900 would cover the da-
mage done by the Saturday storm, and
the losses were covered by insurance
]; which. will hardly exceed $4,000. =fs=
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STORM DID
MUCH DAMAGE
a. SM. POWELL REPORTS THAT
THE STORM SATURDAY. DIp
lcH DAMAGE IN THIS

ClNiI Y ssy
We are indebted to Insurance agent
A. M. Powell for the following report;
of damage by the storm in Ramsey
county saturda sSs
At the large substantial barn on the
Ruger farm In Norway township was
lifted of its stone basement and en-
tirely molished. Insurance $1,000. 4
Mrs. Void II the same township
suffered the loss Of barr, wellhouse
and granary:
Robert Graha on the Mrs Bailey
farm "a q Lake township, reports dam
age to the dwellin and destruct ction Of
the granary and mac chine shed. The
dwelling was covered by storm insur-
anee for 200 and the machine shed
800. #s55.
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son sor drna resp onsih Tor placing the
SAM % the mark 5 533;; q;


Professor Bolley III now engaged ini
preparing shullet tins ofs inst uctionlsl rll
and rulings governing the taking of
samples and The iinspec ction and analy-
5sis of aeeds ns control station 81 81
seed testing labo oratory III being al:
I ranged forS in the Botanica ii Depart
ment ii TIE Agricnlt tura1 College ana.
VIII be ia toperat ation early in the falI
Isosasst ne care of ali samples cor
iected, either inspe ectolrs 81 a,ls
thorized seed cole ectors, sor 81 forW Warded5
sby citizens soff the stat Every s effort
VII DE- mad 70 faci litate rapid work
at the seed cont troI station and an Ies
Ultimate means viii lbeE used IA keep
the seed trade Of the state snpons 81
high plane of excelle ences u as to purity
and uuali of seeds offeerad 81 the thI
market. Every q tizen % the state is
entitled sto send ffor insp ection, anaIy
5sia
Stevens Is q specialist inS plant
anatomy ana when not actually emn. en-
gagged Sin seed testing work viii be en- sui
gagged II types soff botanical inYestiga..
lion which IS believed liable to
furnish INF ornati ION regarding
seed Z
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you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thlrds Of
bottle ofS Chamb eriain's Stomach ana
Liver = b1ets, yon can have
your money back. The tablets cleanse
and fnvigorate the stomach, improve
the digestion, regulate the bowels.
Give them q trial and get well. Sold
by all druggists. z, 5s5 :*5. . ss 4.
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# Bismarck Ohm ray ss;
III Devils Lake Ole Skratass. ~;
IS Grand Fork Redick.
Manda e5ibsocanl::l n
valey CITY q. :lss I5aYer.y. 4 I
n Gasae, ochholz.
Jamesto town Hugh Bole. ~
ahpeto ton Dayid id sPurd On. % %
WaIhall frank Frase ser. s.
MayyiIIe Elk 3;55 ssS
Lisb summe merfeld 8
Gale donia ohn Hutc hinso son. B
i Buxton I. .ongfe low. sI
& Ellenda Dean
inisto on. IIs
{. Reynol ds.
AN our . S'tTub1e sfsE ~
y V Park Rive anls Wade.
arimor hun Rrid geford
Thona red 3 Sutterltne.
Innte sKnudt tson. q IsSs't b:
d sLudd Mason
ckinson Perry I'ingle.
eos
osepi PoWie
Aneta . uamrne " s.s
atland Fare.
Hamil to ebert Kippen.
III Lid dgerWopd
aga1ie Harry I.eighto III.
perstss sW enjan,in Tnfte. B
(srystal
Fairnon aylor.
oakes III Scot u
Jand Surge Il
seonard Thompson.
Emerado arnken.
Craft Ohm lcLeod. ~ "
Mino Harth houses @
crest River 81. Field
2ugb NC aVish.
& Bottinsa ARK ker
smenia
Balm. 81 #
\ I1akot IetcaIf
ilioW CITY llffred Anderaon 81
F'essende
Fargo 3 Paine. 4;
Dickey dnay scourey
Iced sHugh I'D a
imbledo Tsnry LiaBrash # @
ichig ohm aewIllnaInI Il #
Mime ewaukan Hall @
Kenlnare Shove
ourt tenay dson ISeilog II
Harry ID. Rsil ley s;sg s;ss
yndme ssss
ohnson s;
Kense eo Dre n.
Sterling Rand don. 4:
oaze esalls ley
soMbells , glstiiln. 81
Esno Dra asnnioni M
t,saessFs 4 II
ash hui sSt
ga. Barnes
Rinford eysfs 81
ranyal Pierce
Bliford 81
! Edgeias burn
Bisbee
orta srso
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-.
III DAKOTA II N tE 4, 1909.
5sllqNe. slA. BLACK
ssew Salem 1M :. ISisser.
Donny orro1w.
Melville i u. ! sshearer
sWesthpp
Brinsma Gibbs.
Lang sDrlry
! sBalfonr Boni Inc.
Rolla Cecil on Harrison
. .sVelva J. Dayy
Hannah Lawson.
Mohall Gunde dersorl.
Sherwood
ssTo1ley Anton Breen.
souris Joseph HuInbroff.
zzCogsHell imam.
y sWishek
Wilton G Iyersoln.
EckmanJo John Jordre.
Upnam r Hall.
sKramar I. Martin
sDesLacs straley.
sGrano Gust adnais.
BarloWC. II. IIansch.
Petersburg 4. Ekron. 81
sEDrak {. ID sIeight S
Antler q. 81: InIna1l. 81 s4ss
sssWolford W Guss.
y cC1usk s.
4 ssirnm
stanIey i'm w. Doles.
diord .sh. saunde ders.
Ashley C.s Miles.
Ryder Wertzler.
Tolna p. 3. Hoyen 55ss
White Fart Ellington.
H Barton-W ii. Porter.
uIlerton- Jenson.
earring
Knox Jesse Nc. Palmer:
Ambros Press.
Enderli Fahl. y sss ss; 8 III sss
81 l,,11 ,o1ntpe lier s B A..s Dale:
I: IS ,sss 81.
Bowman
IN heel lock- Lauri itson.
sSDogden sss:s$8zs
Scranto
Beach ssa 81
sBerthold
sss ebekat embiy.
III Preside dent-Ne Neilie Bodle,, El1endale.
ace Pref 1orence Mcintosh. Bot.
hneaa,
!s arden DELLA Crossw waithe.s \ Dick
lnson.
seeretary ennie 3. Hill, Fargo. Y Y 81
# reasure aura Sanders. Bis.
Chap Gasa, sSLasrimore. al 5
arshaI Peterson imbIee
s sonducto zula Rowe, Hamilton. d . 5
@ Inside lgs y Guard ettie Jorge genson, La
!Iota
&0 Outside Guar ArVilla Orr, Rugby.
Delegates. ssssa5ss75
Fargo, Ivy No. Ella Paine. zs.sSz
Dickinso End deaVor No. Janettes3
Davis.
. Grand Forks APPLE Leaf No.
Minnie HoWard
d Larimore, Esvange line ao. EIizar1
beth Bridgef ford.
q Casse elton. Bethesda NO. Chris
Tine Sorensen.
\ Hunter, NO: rrankie Mitchell. s,5
alley City, thful Emma
Gale.
Devils Lake, olive j Branch 10.
ella Reid.
jamestown, Prospect No: cleo
Mitchell.
Hone riendsnip No.
Major.
M,andan. Manda & n 1,uaily No
MInot IIogsl ,,o. ]: lara senre
,el.5
Bottinsau, elenada II mia
,eth Ansbaugh
I Hamilt Esther No. 117 ane |
. Forest River. ] Ruth q, 'yiloletl
]. Poole.
Wheatland Oak Lear No.
on Y0ungn
/ Lakota Triple E,ya Turner.
y WIlIew City nemone No.
essie N. Hunt.
Oakes No. 26 Agnes Huffman.
Wimbled don, Fore Not No,
Ielen G Bascon
Rugby charity stelIa Brat
Oh
airmont list letoe Mary 4
whitaker.
Ellendai Crescent
landall
Walhaila Nc. esaie Harvey
yviIliston, Loyalty Lizzie II
Hisnar yicholson IA Nsllie
warts
Mime ewauka abethl
tarriman
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
CIR ]! 4 0D|l
AND RE1EKAHs NE iN DEVILS
AXE This WEEK WITH
"a ARGE ATTTENpA sss.s


I The Grand Lodge Of the Indensn4|
dent Order of Odd Fellows and Rel
Ebakahs of Dakota met Dew
siIs Lake TUESDAY N nesday and
Thursday of this wee The session
opened Tuesday with Grand Maater J.1
Cooke presidin Post Grand Mas
ter Henry Hale of Till city on behalf
sofs Croftons lodge and McC Glory on
behalf of Mayor hitnanl and the
city of Devils Lake, Uelconasd the
Grand Lodge as 81 sodd FelloW Past
Grand Master M PolIock respond
ed On behalf offss ,eS lodge
rhe Rebekahs assembled at Odd
Fellows hall where II Jane Hale
welcomed the ytsiiting sister Eh,sh7
address was esponde ded to by m
olle and Past Grand Master Nierling
5of CATH
The folloWing q the Slist of oMcers.
and representati ives: ss
Odd Fsil lows
Past Grand iasters.
II !. Rowe, Casselt ton.
Bodie. Ellenda ale
McC ConYille, Wheat tisnd.
Henry Hale, Devils Lake.
A. ". Packard Nam Ian.
sierIing, jam estown.
M lock. Farg
Gathro. ean.
Cooper Grand Forks.
]. am Moure:
Grand Master Cook Willow:
GIty.
DEPUTY Grand Master skin-
ner, Gando
rand arde Wilaon,
|SWilliston
Grand secreta cDonaId.
Grand Forks.
Grand asurer aailmore,
Hope.
Grand Instru Burgess.
HarYey.
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1000 Watches Free.

The Weekly Commercial gives
small, regular 12.size, thin model
nickel finish, watch for a club of OIL,
twenty, three months new trial sub
scriptions at 10 cents each, 50. 90, thu
amount collected to be RENTED witt
the 20 names. Each trial subscription
must be new, not 70 taking the
Weekly, and only one to a family. The
watch is guaranteed, nice enough fol-
any one to wear, a good timekeeper,
and cannot be purchased from any jew
eler for less than two dollars. Drop US
a postal for sample copies and blanks
The Commercial Appeal,
7-16-09-tf Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30
Tortured on q Horse.

For ten years I couldn't ride (,
horse without being in torture from
piles. writes L. S. Napier, OF Rue.
less, KY, when all doctors and otbei
remedies failed. Bucklen,s Armies
Salve cured me-" Infallible for piles.
burns, scalds, cuts, boils, fe~ver-sores.
eczema, salt rheum, corns, CSC. g mar
anteed by End Class Drug Store.
New crop turnip seed. All varieties.
IS cents per pound. End Class Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30
Starved to death

is what could truthfully be said of
many children who die. They have
worms, poor little things-they don't
know iG and you don't realize it. If
your child is cross, f%retful, pasty
complexiCned and loses weight for
no apparent reason, give it White s
Cream Vermifuge, you will be sur
prised at the results and how quickly
it picks up. Sold by End Glass Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30

frightened by an INTERCHANGE OF
thoughts and feelings. Be neighbor-
ly, be obliging, be kind and courteous,
and then when sorrow and sickness
come you will have sympathy and
help.
The home is for happiness. What
ever brings the highest happiness is
right and best. Take a broom and
sweep your floor, but before you get
down on your hands and knees to scrub
think q minute Is it the floor or the
children that need you most? Is it
best to make a scOwl for the dirty boots
when husbaL.d and children come in. or
is 1t best to be the loving wife and
mother, to take your scrubbipg time
Tor reading time and have a cteery
welcome and helpful thought for your
own when they come to you? know
there are some big-bOned women who
a scrub all day without feeling ex.
nauSted, but for n OF these are a
hundred frail, delicate women, who
are so constantly and unutterabiy |
weary that they know nothing of the
jov OF living. The woman is the hearth
OF the home. If she is cross, miser-
able and disspirited, there will be little
life and true happiness within, Let
her do her part, but let her refuse TO
labor beyond her strength. A wise,
tender mother is of more Importance
than anything else in the world to
young children. Let every mother
train herself to a wise neglect of un-
things that she may be tol
her own the embodiment of sympathy,
hope, gentleness, charity, wisdom and
owe.
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A great many serious ailments ar

A great many serious ailments are
prevented by prompt attention tc
small matters, and you should get
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder pills
right away when you experience TIE
least sign of kidney or bladder com
plants, but be sure that you get De.
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills.
Send your name to E. G. Dewitt &
Co., Chicago, for free trial box. Sold
by End Class Drug Store.
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A COntented Woman

is always found in the same house
with Billiards. Snow Liniment. II
keeps every member Ct the family
free from aches and pains, it heals
cuts, burns and scaldS, and cures
rheumatism. neuralgia, lumbago and
all muscular soreness and stiffness
25c. SOC and Sl,0 a bottle. Sold by
End Glass Drug Store.
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Butter? Who said butter? Axle
grease would be an a%ristocratic name
for much of it handed out these DAYS.
II we are to have butter and nothing
but butter, let's have butter what am
butter. National PrOviSiOner.
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ManZan is good for any kind Of
piles. 1t stops inflammation, creates
a normal circulation, thus reducing
the piles, and heals the parts affected.
ManZan may be conveniently applied,
as the tube IN which it Is put up has
a small, patent nozzle attached. Sold
by 2nd Glass Drug Store.
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A Baby

attended by the highest priced babs
specialist could not be cured of
stomach or bowel trouble any quicker
or surer than vour baby if you give
1T McGee'S Baby Elixir. Cures
diarrhoea, %dysentery and all derange.
OF the stomach or bowels.
Prise % and so cents. Sold by 2nd
Glass Drug Store.
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ices Mother Grow

0OOO O"OUHCK OTOW OH II q
1T would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change ia my mother since
she began to use Electric BitterS,' y
writes Mrs. W. L. Fitzpatrick, of Dan
froth, Me. Although past 10 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
She could nsither eat drink nor sleep
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health.n They
invigorate all vital organs, cure liver
and kidney troubles, induce sleep. i'm.
part strength and appetite. Only so
cents at End Glass Drug 50.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30
County Institutes.

Prot. j. d. Wallace will conduct the
white Institute and Prof. R0bt. L.
Bailey the colored institute. Both
Institutes will begin Monday August
2 and continue 5 days. / want all
the teachers to attend.
ct. V. r.. james Co. Supt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30

P~inesalve, carbolized is good for
burns. 1t penetrates the pores draws
out Inflammation, and is healing. 1t
is also good for cuts. sores and bruises.
Sold by End Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30

DeWitt'S CarDOllzed Witch Hazel.
Salve. 1t is good for anything where a
salve is needed to be used. but it is
especially good for piles. Sold by End
Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30

A pill in time tha6 will save nine
is Rings Little Liver Pill. For bill.
iousness, sick headache, constipation.
They do not grippe. Price Csc. Sold
by Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30
Wanted.

To purchase a 3 or 4 year old bull
any grade excepG Jersey.
I % 09. st. w. f. Martin.