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The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Criminal Court No. l.
JUSTICE GOULD.


United States u John J. StaniSiaus- Cmbezzlc-
meut and larceny. eighth CONT qUsshed; verdict
not guilty.
United States rs. Hannibal Hailstock; hcuse-
breaking and attempt 20 rob: assault with danger
Gus weapon. plea not guilty.
United States - Lewis Howard. grand Larceny
Plea not gsilty-
United states Is Johanna Hickman. housebreak-
ING and larceny: Plea not guity on first and second
counts; not guilty On third and fourth counts lnoe
pros; sentenced 70 jsl fer eleven months and
tEenfy-nine days
United States James Lane. robbery ard lsr-
ceny. plea not guilty
United States vs. joseph Schneider; housebreak-
ing and larceny: pea EIiltv.
United States vs. Lawrence Lerch. snsezzIs-
menf plea guilty; sentenced 70 wcrkhCuse for
uinety days.
lifted States Is Edward Williams. bizsm7.
plea guilty: sentenced 10 peitentzry for tuo years
United states rs James A Thompson, false IRE
lenses. plea not guilty.
United States IS. William ROhde; embezzlcmeut.
trial
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Tuesday. March
Special caIsndsr
No L Secretary a The Iztsrior Fs. United States
ex rel Love q a. AttorICys. Stuart McNan1aFs
and ID. ". BakCT-ksDpier q MCrTillat-
No. 2 tnited states eI rei. Turner Ct al. Is
Secretary q Interior Attorneys Happier & Mer-
ullat-D. " Baker AID Stuart McNain8ra.
No T. District q Columbia vs. Hauf Atto--
ness, p II. Thomss-A. II. Bel.
No Z United States ex ri Gsibble ei a. rs. Sec.
reJaTy Of tie Interior Attorneys J. II. Rankia-
u ". Baker and Stuart MCNamarz.
No Secretary a. the Interior vs- United States
OK Tei- Ness- AttoTngT. 2. W Clements.
No g Coke vs. Dis,rict e Columbia. AttcTneys.
". G Prentiss-F. Il. stephens.
Regular cal.
No 1914 Baltimore szl Ohio RsEroad C0npary
IS. Cook. Attorneys. g. +. HamiH0u-W. J. Ian
cert. r. H. 1eafmsu, and g. W. Fowler
No i2i6 Brown cxeCtor Ts. Hight. Attorneys.
r 4 Mckeuncy and ,+sss-sm Hstz-H- s. Mat
thCES and z. A. Bowen. =
10 lsI6 Cooper IS United Security Life Ins7IT-
snoe and Trust Company. Attorneys. Irving Wiz
iamsou-Nath Wilson and c T. Wilson
No 1873 Mention e.: al Is Cornish Atturneys
Joha hidout-1isddCX & GstleE
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltinore Feb 2,-Oaoialio1s ss established b,
the Baltimore Fruit ard P-odace Association are
as follows:
BUTTER -CrssmeFy, separator. pr ID. s0asSls
imitation, 2Sae4; prints. ish.. ps- b. sls32: do.
l-l6-, Per b., Sla32; Books. 2-lbs-. PCT H. 3lss2
dairy prints Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia
per H., Eals; Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed. i6al7; Ohio storc-packcd. I7aIS: nearby.
rolls lsals; Ohio. rolls IsaIs; West Virginia. rolls
I7als
EGGS-3Iarland Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
=; Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, .: West
EN- fTsts. q Wesf Virginia .
LIVE POULTRY-Sprins chickens per ID. I7sis;
rough and stacy. Ial5: hens. heavyweight. Is:
dacks l3ai5: do. white Pekins. IS: geese. uaIs:
pigeons. yosns. Per pair 20 do CID Q; euinea
fowls old. each. ,. Do. Young u Ibs- and cFer
each. -; turksys yong hens. per H. 9z2I: Young
gobbleTs. Fan; do, snail and thin. Ilal2: old
toms T.
DRESSED POI LTR RI-Turke5S cioics sat. young
hens. IeT h. Ga2l; do. mixe4 Young md old
lsa10: old TONS. I6a17, Do poor and thin. TsaH:
chickens. straight Young lsaI7 do. mixei Young
and Old i5sl6; ducks choice fat l5sls e Sc near
b. choice. I2aB. capons lbs. and oyef Der Il
>; snail. medium. 9oaZ2, slips. Der H. lss :.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Circuit Ooort No. 4
IT ETTrE ETAVEOpn

NJ. 5S-& Brown IS Washington Railway ard
Electric Company; leave % amend; declaration
-rsnted. verdict for plsirtiF fo- Sg Attorneys.
Crandan Mackey-C. A Douglas and 6. 2. Hoover.
Assignments for todsy-1i0tions &c.
No. Z. Ha7ieustein vs. Capital Traction Company.
AttorneyS Thomas & Darls-Perry & Dunlop
No. , Johnson County savings Bank vs. Hil
Attorneys Jsf1rds-Tbite
No. ; National AutCnnbile Company TS Rich
ards. Attor1eTs. Srllivaa-prentss.
10. Uu3tc6 states CU rcl. Hzzen r. Cy-stis G.
a. Attorneys. SulIiTan-CC-p0rafi cognsel-
No s 2 F. BROOKS Co vE Staulcs- Attorneys.
Brsndenhurz & Brszdenhu-E- -Biney & Woods7d-
No g. HaiIam vs. Co-Tothers. Attorneys Wcf
& RoseuberE-M Mathews & Digs
No. = Fitch vs. HGEhes- Attorneys. Dsrr. PeT-
ser & Tsyio--He-be-t & Nicou-
No s Ford Us Ford Attorneys. Wof and
us7-re-psr---
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday was IN fair volume.
but usually on a scale OF declining
prices The favorite Of the DAYS business
was the trading in Washington Gas.
which came out rather freely az 7f4 70
2 SIS. a loss OF nearly > points or trans
action Of about go shares
The railway shares we're active and q
shade weaker. Railway common sold al
42st and was considerably sought after
on report that there would be paid a
small dividend on the stock about April
l. The preferred shares sold at 50, down
20 $50.
The usual trading was effected IN the
bank shares, being scattering orders OF
small amounts al about the current
prices
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Circuit Court No. 2.

No. 50;lL Baker =. Warner; OF trisL Attorneys
II. Z Davis and F. J. Hogan-T. J. DzrlinE-on-
Assignments fGr to-izy-l Notions
No. 1. Ashford vs. ETenin< star e. a. AttornrTs
Davis James & Slat5r-R r. PeuT Sen.
Ne. = Weliman vs. Washington Post Company.
Attcrneys. Thomas Bradley-Ch2pin Brown.
No. ;. Iinclin Wilkinson. Attorneys W n.
Sholes and Bates Wsusn-Leckie Ftltou & Cox
No. 4 Tsustsu Church. AttornCs. : c.
Peene-P- W. Frisby.
No. :. Gilway BaltiTsore and Potomac Raj
road Company- Attorneys. W J. Lambert-ALcKin-
nev & Flannerv-
No. s. Anderaon rs Smith. Attorneys L !
Msther and z. y HopeWsIl-4iad6ox & Galley
No. :. Green rs Capital Traction Company. At
torneys Psyton & Gaskins-R- r Perry x son
~. s BeIlck rs. Sane ATTORNEYS. Campbell
CsTrineion. s p. Smith. sld HAYDEN J0hnson-R.
K. Perry & son.
No. 9. Darlington IS Delaney. Attorneys. Bran
denburg < BrandslburS- -Thcmpscn < Laskey-
No. 10 Urited States ex Tel. Farley vs.. Secretsry
q Interior. Attorneys Y. II. Waliace-CIenents-
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IrSTICF WRIGRr-

NJ. sS2L Warner rs BALDWIN 20 a.: BIZ dis
missed Atornevs - r. Calvert T. 81. Hammond
ard james Clark-C Il srzniey-
No. EES Bayly. 1i.- Ts. Turner q al dT-rct
pro Contcsso and reference % examiner. Atcueys
Nelson Wilscn-H. n. Hoiiardrr.
Assignments fdF to-day. Motions.
No. * Goodman q a. IS Wren e. a. A.
to-nrTs. Edmund FuEke-Sicuau * Lerch-
No lA Bunker Bunker. AttorneFs Non
tas7e & Moris-ity-Mark Sjesrnan-
No. - Biezs rs. BiScs At0us5s. Milton S-rzs
burzer-W. r Reilly.
No Is. Arcrr vs.. Aver Art0-ncrs. LecEie. Ful-
ton q Ccx-CoI6rca & FcnrIng
Nc. IG National Electrical supply Company -
B1rEiorf e a. Att0rneys. J. D. SaIiivsn-E- G..
johnson
No lss. sails 81 al ~ Constas % al Atto-neys
G. r. CarJsl-E. r. Mitchell and Edwin Forrest
No 19S1 PIutch - Piutch. Attorneys, " z
Amhross-M Montague MCnaritr.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Ssles-Regslar eaI. z O'clock noou:
Capital Traction. a. E5ls
Washington RailHsy snd Electric common, 30 a.
"a = a. 47E - AZ aZs
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 80 AZ
sSis- 50 81 ss. 80 az SIS. 50 a. ss7s Is st g. IS
a. S. at g.
Washington Gas. . a. ~. . at ~, . st IA
. at 2 . a. ia. 3 ~ p az p > st ~
= AZ ~. 3 a. rs. . AZ 72ss
United States Trust 5 a. 100 AZ 100
After call-CommerGai National Bank. 10 at lis
Washington Railway and Electric s. $500 AZ
ST. s.. .ooe e.. Ssls $50 AZ ss4. $50 a. ssa,
Washington Gas . AZ ~ 80 a. IA 90 a. 7gI
3 a. 72A 2 a. 7eN
Following are the bid snd asked pYicss on ysster-
days Washington STOCK Exchange.
GAS BONDS
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Danger to Children.

The attention Of Mai. Sylvester has been
called by Capt Michael Byrnes, OF the
Sixth precinct, TO the dangerous condi-
tons which exist at the intersection OF
q street and New Jersey avenue and
First street and Massachusetts avenue.
The fact is brought ont that New Jersey
avenue is frequently used by the fire de-
partment. and that the safety OF about
39 children who attend Gales public
schools is endangered by the cars.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs ( Co.
members 0f fhe New YORK Stock Exchange Hrs
B1;lidlrg. - Fifteenth street northwest.
New Aofk- Feb 25--Cottcn opened steady a. Al
advance of ? p0ints on March hgt unchanged 20 Z
points lower m resrorse 20 Disappointing cables.
Some Of the leading inteicsts supported the market
early specially new cron months which --ere
t-oUSht against sales abroad. snd p-1Ces rallied %
a net adFsnce Of about 2a5 points General serti-
neut -Crained ueTT0uS and Prices easeI back 10
about The closing fsuEes Of las night
Receipts st the ports we're 100 bsses against
ls.6s5 last Eeek and l5.s7 last year Fer the week
lhlC2 bales. against 1881 las; week and Izl %
lss yesT. Receipts az New Orleans were 6sT4 bales
against So last year. aad at Houston. ISIS bales
acainst e5ls last vesr
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NsT YORK Feb 8--Ao1sy on call az tire stock
exchange TO-DAY opened A. peT cert. highest Q.
lowest. lc7 closing. II. Most cf the fsv-z loans
vers az 2 DIR cent Time money was cuotat5~
higher FOR SIX months. hone lenders asking gls re-
cent for that psriod or about = per cent above
YESTERDAY Oncmcuth loans were q trifs easier
- RATES. 21a-1- per cent for SIXTY days gas per
cent for ninety DAYS. per cent for four months.
Ea3 per cent for Eve and six months
Merczrtlle paper cane into the market IN nod
cate amounts Absorption was fairly good Rs-e..
ssaA p'r cent ior sixty 20 ninety DAYS indorSed
bis Tccel7able, 5a4 for c0ice four 10 SIX months
single names si-z5 fer others less wen knezr
the market for sterling to-day closed ruie- and
F7eady- Rates ucTe , points higher. Rates for
setrsl business closed as follows Sixty davS s55s
4-ll5- demand Asl5o24-s755; cables 4s7slai s-qo
Commercial bills were 4Sfs for ninefr d7vs and
ss4ais5 fer sixty DAYS Flcur hTls we're ass. for
sixty days; grain. 4s5. The zsrrly oE gain and
C1ttcn bills was scarce
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NaWaulfE

No. 5l43A r A. Thompso1 Bro. v. American
Compound Door Company; account. SIl9. Attorney,
=. ?. Donsldson-
No. 5lE5. Thomas J. Kemp IS. Title Guaranty
and Surety Company; bond. $50 Attorney, Charles
Poe.
No. Jls5S Thoras 7 Robinson claimant Is. John
". Hobbs; APPEAL. Attorney. " 3. Matthews, 7.
No 5Ii37- American NstionaI Bank rs. Alice r
Silence. notes. Sss59 Attorneys. Berry & Miner.
No. 5fS Same William Brown; note. $50.
Attorneys. sane.
No. 5l999. Ssme IS. MaToeuus Cole Ct al: note.
S5Sfs2 Attorneys sane
No. $40. Isaac Applsstein Is Samuel BenSinzeT
et a.; damage Attonsys. Tepper & Gusacs-
Gittinzs & Chamlerin.
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Supreme Court of the UnIsed states.


Present: The Chief Justice. slr Justice Harlan.
Mr. IEstice Brewer Nr Justice White, Mr.. Justice
Peckham AIr Justice McKeuna, 1lr. Justice
HOLMES. MT. Justice Day, and AIT. Justice Moody.
No. ST. Adam 7. slier q al. tbs raiir0ad
commission Of Kentucky appellants vs. Louisville
and NashTilis Railroad Company
No. 81 Adam 7. sile- e al, - the railroad
commission Of Kentucky. appellants. rs Illinois
Central Railroad Company.
No 51 Adam T. Siler Ct al. as the railroad
commission 0f Keutucky, appellants. vs. SoEthern
Railway Company In Kentucsy. and
No. 53a- Adam 7. Sler Ct al, as the railroad
commission G KENTUCKY, appellants. Ts. Cincin-
nzti. New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Con-
paBy. Argument continued hy Mr.. c. c. Mcfhord
FOR the appellants. hy Mr.. Henry L Stone for the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, b Mr.
John CALVIN for the Cincinnati. New Orleans and
Teas Pacific Railway Company, and by olr. Robert
r. VIM for the appellants
Adjourned until to-day az = O'Clock
The day cali for Friday Fehuasry .. VIII be as
follows: Nos. 81 land 81. SO. and 528l. S. isnd
S5l. So land 65il, &c. la l94, l0l. ls. 10. and
H.
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All advertising contracts made Dy The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

No E5sa Lucas p Loving. trustee. rs Charles
p. Richardson, 70 discover assets
No E8a. Mabel W McCullosh Ts William r
AcCullOzh; aunul marriage Attorneys. c. c. Cal
houn-Cartcr & Brooke.
No 20to Charles " Botsch X Otto J. Botsch
q al: partition. Attorney. ". a. Johnston
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotati0u. furnished b ". B. Hubs & Co. zez-
oerz Of the Chicago Board q Trzds. Hib1s Build
ing Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Feh. 3.-Wh6zt was vrry finn on c1n.
tiuuci buying q July, which carried thz, oDtio1
az one time - L04l.- This p-cs held sell. snd
was the quotation az ne close May wheat was
also veTy strong.
Corn vas I'm ard hishs-. N sympathy wit=
wheat
Oats were vte-dv
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EqnIfx sufts.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
II re opening of alley in zQuare ssz; bezrr7
oonci1det. Attorney. A. 3. Duvsn.
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Criminal Court No. ?.



No. 1868 IN re estate of Howard ". Sils6y
on trial Attorneys. c. II. syms and ". Il
FOwle-Fred n. Besle
Assignment fo- to-day:
Sentences
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
WASHINGTON cArTLE nARkEr.

CATTLE-E1trs per cEt. 5so-soo: butcher. sOo,
90 common 2e5s3aa
H0Gs-Per cEt.. gross. e55as75; ordinary. ps.
tcFt S5oa6o9
LA1fBs-Choice. 5a7is: medium easiz
sHEEP-PTime. Ea1afse common soosaa
CALNE NES-priTUe. Der ID. s, medium - c-sss 1
C0WS-Prime. fresh. EACH s5sozEseo; c0uuou.
Sae1ss9.1os old and 6Ey l6.0ezI5aa
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouoistious furnished by " B. HTtos 4 Co,
members New YoEk Stock E1chsRge Hiobs Build
ug Is FRteeoih street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES By HOGRS,
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DAILY COURT RECORD
FeEruarx
(T-hursdax. February ., Ie0o1
District Court.

N - Mildred B. CsnpoelI e. Il: petition f0r
appointment q guardian Attorneys Pepnebaks-,
CaTusi. Jones SHIN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. 25.-Followins are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
EATT2
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hlbbs & Co. ngn.
oers New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs Buidiuz.
I5 Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Bankruptcy Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nc. 81. "a 70 Charles J. Turner; voluntary.
torley, " 2 Ans
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GOVERNMENT s1xDS

al sales. 1888 90. against S5s30e0 yesterday
900 a week sso. and s2.sI7o00 a year ago.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Tr7st funds he'd for the redemption q
outstanding notes and certifcates-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16
Sanatorium for ~Consumptives.

i. The S%anatOrium at IrOnville, Va,
has been reorganized so as to admit
patients from any state. The inStitu-
tion has no free beds, but aims to fur
nish to respectable, intelligent patients
OF moderate means, treatment of the
highest efficiency at cost or less, as
circumstances justify. The location Is
fav> rable for both winter and sum
mer treatment, the air at all times
being peculiarly recuperative. Re
suits have been most encouraging at a
cost OF about one-thild that OF the
private sanatorium. Thus it meets the
needs of many who, rather than Sub
nit to treatment with mixed classes
in a state Institution, would remain
at home, improperly cared for and in
fecting the family and the communi-
ty. Now that the preventability and
cure Of this dread scpurge is under
stood, it becomes a most incumbent
duty and eelf%-intereSt, on both the
friends and the community, to see
proper provision made for the con-
sumptives among US.
Very truly yours,
D. ID. f Read Secty.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16
Tax

State of Mississippi, Grenada county. City
OF Grenada.
Tax collectors notice sale Of property for
unpaid sidewalk assessment.
BY virtue of the authority conferred upon
the undersigned as tax collector of the city
OF Grenada, and in pursuance to IL certain
ordinance enacted by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen OF said city, and under the
charter of said city of Grenada and laws of
Mississippi in such cases, | will, on Monday
the 3rd day of May, A. ID. 1909, in front Of the
South door OF the Mayors office in said city
of Grenada. ia said County and State, expose
for sale to the highest bidder for cash the
folio wing property. on account OF UNPAID
sidewalk assessment made and assessed
against said property, which Is past due ana
unpaid. to wit:
Mrs. Emma Austin, Lot IL Sinder's Sur.
Z. Ward City of Grenada: Assessment Sl3S.o4;
Damages. SI3 s.. Costs. Poe.
G.. w. Terrell. 1 3i-10o ems. off s. side sur. D.
Green CroWder's sur. w. w. city of Grenada;
Assessment $58. "A: Damages S5.S1; Costs 2oc.
Mrs. e. Fife, pit. sur. 70. city survey. w. ".
CITY OF Grenada. Beg. Ne. cor. SCR. 26: run
S. S3-1 eft. w. 25l IT. N. 81 1T. +. a61 fl. to beg;
Assessment S52.27; Damages IS %; Cost 2ec.
All of said properly is situated ia the city
aud said sale will be made within legal hours
quent taxes are made.
witness my sfficial signature this the l4th
day of April, 1909.
Claud Hall,
City Tax Collector.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

Mr.. r, J. West, now of Oklahoma,
was at home for a few days this week.
Mr.. John Martin. who has been
buying cation at BeiZOnia for the win
ter. is at home for the summer.
Hon. w. S. Hill, ex, congressman
from this district. has moved to Green
wood and formed a partnership for she
practice of law with Hon. Ed. Stone.
Mr.. Joseph Newburger and wife OF
Memphis came down to Grenada Wed
nesday to visit Mrs. Newburger'S par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. KosminSky.
Hughes Drug Store is getting on a
new lot of fixtures, and otherwise I'M
proving their drug store which will
beautify it very much, and no doubt
make it one of the handSOmeSt stores
of the kind in the state.
Our good friend, Mr.. r. Doak, re-
turned last Saturday from an ex-
tended trip through Oklahoma. He
was surprised that the fact OF his get
tine into the wrong room or = hotel
ia one Of the towns out there had
found its way into The Sentinel be-
fore his return.
The Educational Exhibit by the
Scranton Schools in Talbert s. Co.'S.
window is the talk Of the town. All
white persons who come to town Fri
day or Saturday should be sure and
see this exhibit, which is free, and talk
to the |. G. S. man.. This institu.
tion has hrd q valuable III cess for
many years, now numbering their
students into the billions.
On last Sunday night Yalobusha
Ccmmandery No. %, Knights Temp
lars. celebrated Easter with religious
services at the Methodist church, Rev.
!J.H Hall. pastor Of the Methodist
churco at Winona. delivered a very
appropriate discourse. The Knights
in their handsome and elaborate re-
| gala looked imposing indeed and the
emphasis that this order gives to the
life of Christ can but make better
and nobler men of its members.
Tt gives the Sentinel pleasure to
note that Mr.. w. S. Hall has almost
entirely recovered from Injuries he sus-
tanned a few weeks ago by being
| thrown from a buggy by an unruly
horse. Nr. Hall, better known as Bill
lie Hall" has been living near Water
Valley for almost a dozen years but is
now risiding in Grenada. He is a IA.
miliar figure here especially in the
western portion of the county, and has
has a host OF friends who are always
interested in his welfare.
Salesman wanted-Young man OF
woman to sell the Introductory pack
age OF Baker-ized Coffee to consumers
Liberal commission, and agreeable
work. Need not interfere with present
employment. Our Darlington Hall
The Steel Out Coffee, and Bakeries
(Cofee are standards, made so By splen
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

Tomatoes No 3 Zoe or 81
per dOZ.
Tomatoes No 2 &c..
Canned corn 1Oc.
English peas 1Oc. can.
Baked beans No 3 Zoe.
Old Nanny hOminy Sc.
SWifs premium hams lac.
Swift Breakfast Bacon 20
kingan's Breakfast Bacon
18c
Full cream cheese zoe.
French market coffee Zoe.
Louisiana coffee Zoe.
Coal oil 15c.
w. F. Hallam.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16
Local and Personal

That Easter frock was simply
lovely"
Mr.. John Pressgrove spent Sunday
in Memphis.
Wilson has the horse or mule you
want at Inman'S stable.
Messrs. E. r. Proudfit and Harry
Long spent Easter ia Memphis.
Miss Louise Handy left Tuesday on
an extended visit to friends in Winona.
Mr.. Lane Madjet, of Phillip spent
several days here the latter part OF
last week.
Miss Walter B. Allen, of Charleston,
visited her home folks in Grenada
Sunday.
For Rent-Two new four room cot
tageS heal public school building.
l6 %. CT. A. Gerard or A. S. Bell.
The Grenada Athletic Association
will soon have some lei on the dia-
nond.
DR.. w. H. Whitaker left Tuesday
to attend the North Mississippi Pres
bytery at Senatobia.
Rev. Mercer Green, Of Meridian,
conducted the Faster services at the
Episcopal church Sunday.
Mr. 3. G. Duncaa is making some
Changes in the front Of his store that
will add much to it's appearance.
Mr.. w. II. Tharp, of the Gore
Springs neighborhOOd, was a caller at
The Sentinel office this week.
Mr.. j. e. johnson. county secretary
of the Farmers Union gave this office
a call on Wednesday.
Mr.. H. f. Simpson was in Grenada
this week renewing old acQuaintanceS.
His family are now at Belen.
NJ. Cal Witty and wife, of Winona,
are visiting their daughters, Mrs. Wal
ter Sabin and Mrs. Jerry Talbert in
in Grenada.
The state Medical Association met
Monday in jackson. Dr.. ] w. Young
OF Grenada attended The meeting.
Mrs. E. NJ. Duke and Mis-. DR.. w.
e. Jinkins of Scobcy were in Grenada
shopping last Thursday.
Misses Marion Robertson and MARY
Lizzie JinkinS OF Scobey were Grenada
visitors on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Charles T. Doyle OF Waite
Valley passed through Grenada OF
Thursday last en- route hume from I;
visit to her mother in Scobey.
For Rent-Room in private family
suitable for couple or two gentlemen
Thres blocks from square. Boar,
optional p. 0. Box 81.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

that outdoor exercise is needed by
the American People. That's all
very well, but, how can people with
rheumatism follow that advice: The
answer is very sinple-use Billiards.
Snow Linlment and the rheumatism
will go; leaving you as spry as a colt
Gives quick and permanent relief
from rheumatism, neuralgia. lame
back and all pains. Sold by Second
Class Drug Store
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16
Change on Laundry.
Dunlap Buys lnteres. Of J. ". Venice

Mr.. J. w. Vance a few days ago
sold his interest ia the Grenada
Steam Laundry to Mr.. Dunlap who
rs to Grenada from Tie Plant.
The firm now is HoodleSS & Dunlap.
They are both nice clever gentlemen
and should receive tina patronage and
encouragement Of Grenada people.
Help the Enterprise. 1t will help
you.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

did quality and liberal advertising,
and will require no introduction to
readers nf magazines. For particulars
write Dept. NJ, Baker Importing Co
1l6 Hudson ST., New York City.
4 10 90. 1t,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

Most cough cures are c~OnStipatlng
because they contain opiates. and you
should be CAREFUL to take something
that does not tend to constipaJe. You
should take Kennedy'S Laxative
Cough Syrup. 1t not only allays inn
amation and irritation OF throat and
lungs, but it drives out the cold from
the system by a free yet gentle action
of the bowels. Children like the
pleasant taste that is so like maple
sugar. Sold by Second Glass Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-16

Colds contracted at this season 9
the year are quickly relieved with
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Its
laxative quality rids the system OF
the cold. Pleasant to take. Best
to take. Best for children for coughs,
colds. Group and whooping cough.
Sold by Second Glass Drug Store.