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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13
Catarrl1 Home Cure Also Cures Kidney Trouble And Rheu- matiHm-BalmvOFt, the New
 Drug, Growing in
 Favor.

For catarrh of the head use a tea spoonful of salt and a quarter tea spoonful of borax dissolved in a pint of warm water. Snuff this mixture through the nostrlls twice daily and immediate relief is experienced. To cure, a constitutional blood remedy must be usei Catarrh and rheuma- tism are both due to accumulated poisons in the system. These poisons must be eliminated.
 The following simple home mixture effectuaIly acts on the kidneys. the bowels and the skin, causing them to resume their functions quickly and properly:
 Get one-half ounce fluid extract Buchu, one ounce compound fluid Balmwort, and two ounces syrup Sar- saparilla compound. Mix and take a teaspoonful after each meal anu one at retiring. Many cases of catarrh rheumatism, and kidney trouble have already benefited by this treatment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13
GOVERNMENT TESTS OF
 CIGARS BY MACHINERY

Not one man in ten knows . good cigar when he gets tiff he ever does by chance-and he generally makes his selection by the color, the shape and the smoothness of the wrapper. Very often, as a matter of fact. says Harper's Weekly. really excellent smokes" are hidden in rough wrap pers, and have no particular shape. while the beautifully brown and sym metrical perfecto may prove snare and delusion.
 The government, however. now has the cigar under advisement. and Is smoking many of them. in order that the citizen may have accurate data to guide his selection when he feels that a weed would do him good. An attrac- tive haze hangs about the Department of Agriculture, and a pleasant aroma drifts out to passers-by.
 As 1t was decided, much to the re- gret of the clerks in the bureau of plant industry that no two persons would smoke a cigar in exactly the same way. nor would the same indi- yidual smoke two cigars under exact ly the same conditions, 1t was neces- sary to devise some means of smoking the cigars by machinery and yet at the same time simulate the conditions ex- isting when the ordinary citizen does the job.
 The apparatus finally constructed produces the pull" on the cigar by means of an aspirator. which is filled by continuous inflow of water and emptied at regular intervals by a si- phon. Four cigars are placed in hold CTS so arranged that they all lie in the same vertical plane, each two inches above and having It's horizontal arm two inches shorter than the next lower. The apparatus will smoke foui cigars of the perfecto type. four and seven-eighthSss,, pcheso, in. d length, 1T about thirty minutes a rate probably somewhat faster than that of the av- craze smoker. The pull" on the cigar occurs at intervals Of thirty seconds and continues for period of ten sec onds.
 It is for the purpose of determining binder and wrapper that the govern ment Is smoking all these cigars. and 1t has already reached the conclusion that, in order to secure good burn, due consideration shoult be given to the proper balancing of the compo- nents of the cigar: that Is. a heavy fill CT should be wrapped with a compar- atively heavy wrapper, while a light bodied filler requires a light-bodied wrapper. The filler exercises the strongest influence on the evennesS of the burn, while the influence of the wrapper and binder Is shown most strongly on the character of the ash, It's color. and whether 1t "holds~ or splits and flakes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13


 put common sense. and you have . pair 1t is hard to beat
 Your imagination tells you that if . person Is on In the real country. away from many neishbors, she may need brightness and beauty brought into her life. Your common sense warns you not to achieve this by the gift of useless trines in the line of ornament and brice-a-brac. which clutter more than they beautify. In the place of these. you choose good dlestick or lamp or a sconce. pretty table cover or couch cushion. or something else that will be pleasing after the first novelty of possession is worn off.
 Or you may know that the country cousin Is housekeeper who loves dainty things, and has little means to satisfy that love. Send her an at- tractive bureau cover or tray cloth or centerpiece or a set of doilies or a little china which win be useful as well as ornamental. Give her set of nappies or of bouillon cups or Of finger bowls or cup and saucer or pair of candlesticks or any other pretty thing you would like for your self. Or turn your back upon these and give her something for her own personal adorning. a delicate jabot or collars and cuffs or half iozen yards of novel ruching or some other neckwear or a pair of silk stockings or gloves or, if she Is a young girl. something dainty in underwear. What would you like yourself in her place? There Is your guide.
 But are there no men country cousins? Surely there are. and they demand more thought than the wo- men. But even here you may make a wise choice If imagination and com- mon sense are again. put to work. The young men are easily pleased. A tie. fanck handkerchief. pipe no man ever had too many pipes-a pair of silk socks. gloves. With an older man. the choice is harder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13

confidence. the gentleman presented other bills to the same firm. and at the time of his death he stood indebted to them. in principal and interest, to the extent of $s00.o00. On his death. the money-lenders applied to the Peer. who had no dimculty in proving 10 them that they had been grossly i'm. exceedingly sharp firm of money~ien, ders took the Peers signature as gem uine without making any inquiries. es- pecially seeing the very consideraDie sum of money involved.
 Some of the greatest nnanceers m the country are known to look upon the present political crisis as probably the opportunity of lifetime for put ting enormous sums of money into their own pockets. With cynical in- difference to the welfare of the coun- try they have been busy laying their plans for some time past and. if these are carried to a successful Issue. there Is little doubt certain we'll known city magnates will be some millions the richer. Political enthusiasts on the Tory side have in some districts been displaying in their gardens. where they verge on the road, highly offensive pia- cards reflecting on the veracity of those holding different views. In a 6hHah NVhAtt& RA1So Ah eA&o tSNesN NA.-~ has led to an open rupture between the members of two wealthy and well-con- nected families who are respectively for and against the Budget. Two ath- letio daughters of the head of the former family made a surreptitious at tempt to remove the obnoxious pla- card. but were detected in the act. A struggle for possession of the trophy ensued. and in the course of it one of the young ladies was badly beaten. and some high words were exchanged. So- licitors were consulted by the aggriev- ed parties next day. but wiser counsels prevailed. and cross-summons at the police court which were threatened in the heat of the moment will not now be proceeded with.
 The Bishop of London dealt with the question Of spiritua1ism in the course of an address which he delivered In dedicating the chapel of All Souls. Bed- ford-park.
 Putting aside all wild speculation" said his lordship-"putting aside that foolishness Of holding converse, with the other world which Is called "spiri- tualism." an dwhich leads eventually to madness. there are four things which seem quite clear about the world to tome. These are the nearness of it. the union with 1t. the progress in 1t, and the permanence of it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13
MUCH CARE NEEDED IN THEIR
 SELECTION AS IN OTHERS.
Some of the ashort. Ways in Which Pxesents Are Sent to Relatives z5f Who Are Not supposed to sCount1-The More Wo- manly and the More
 Manly Way 10
 Pointed Out.

manly and the More
 Manly Way 10
 Pointed out.
 Every one posses country -cousins or their equivalent. The degree or relationship may vary, or there may. be none at all: the distant con- nections may be uncles. aunts or merely friends. and their homes may be in towns they would scorn to have called country h far cntsrs tnongn of tGfss ciss life Yet to those of us who do live in such centers the dweller In any less crowded region is likely to be considered as one living In the country.
 .New York isn't nearly so pleasant at this time of the year as the country" wrote visitor Tn her bread and butter letter after return ing from stay in thriving town of 5o.o0o inhabitants. The fact that this same town had beautiful suburbs within easy driving distance--ani that 1t was not New York--to her mind made 1t country"
 Wherever the rcountry cousins" are, however, they are to be reckoned with or for in the Christmas prepa- sations. My plea today is that in such reckoning you regard them less as country people and more as human beings.
 you declare that you always look up- on them as well? Stop and think bit. Do you recollect what you sent them last Christmas? Put on your considering cap. Better still. if you follow the wise custom of keeping your Christmas lists over from year to year. consult that for last Christi mas and see what you sent them. Here 1t IS. Now read itfover.
 Aunt Mary-tidy." You haven't forgotten that tidy? It was given to you the year before by grateful Sunday school scholar. and when you opened the parcel you said: "Ir was very sweet in Jane to make 1t. but I wouldn't be found dead with that thing in my parlor." Yet you were quite willing Aunt Mary should receive that atrocity as a token of your affection for her. Don't you feel little ashamed when you think of it?
 Let's go on with the list. Uncle Tom--book of-sermons." You probab- ly gave him these because you thought they might do 1biin good. though you might have known he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13

PORT, SHERRY, CLARET, ANGELrTAN
 WINES. s1. .eB GALLON ExPREssAGE PAID.
 Tn Glass Jugs. crefl Trading Co, Pensacola, Fis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13

APRICOT LIQUEUR Very old. Made from the FRutt, No Artificial
 FIayors or COlOrin9. ONE QUART e1.76 EXPRESS PAID. Greti Trading Co.,, PeAsacoAas' Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13
Pontnone Church Event.

Mobile, Dec. 12.-(SpeciaL)-The laying of the cornerstone of the new pauphin Way Baptist Church that was to have taken place today has been postponed until next Sunday on ac" count of wet weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13
oI1ver R- Patton Dead.

Oliver B. Patton Dead.
 Huntsville. Dec. 12-Oliver B. Pat ton. formerly cashier of the First National Bank, died at his home here last night, aged 63 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-13

ASSORTMENT NO. TwELvM One Quart Lost Spring. One Chart Red Miil. One Qnart Mountain Corn. One Quart American Eagle 0sn.
 EXPRESS PAID. Greil Trading O., Pensacola, Fia.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26

the stockholders. The directors shall
annually elect President, Vice Pres
ident, Secretary and Treasurer, and
also such other officers as may be held
by the same person.
The persons dealing with this cor
poration shall be bound by the rules,
regulations and bylaws OF this cor
pOration.
The corporation may begin business
whenever ten per cent of it's capital
stock is subscribed and not before.
8. The rights and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions OF
Chapter "a, Mississippi Code. 1906!
VIM H. Hey, Jno. S. King, NJ II.
Moore, S S. Roare, W d. Salmon,
X. Mattingly. Ciaud Halls Incorpora-.
tors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT State
OF Mississippi County Of Grenada.
This day personally appear before
me, the undersigned authority VIM
Fl. Hey, Jno. 5. King, w. ID. Salmon.
M. II. Moore. X. Mattingly, ). s.
ROane, Gland Hall, incOrporators Of
the corporation known as the Grenada
Athletic Association, who acknOwl-
edged thatthey signed and executed
the above and foregoing articles Of
as their act and deed,
on this the 23rd day Of March, 1909.
State Of Mississippi County OF Gre
NADIA
e NJ. Ransom
Circuit Clerk
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26

Phone l77-Jin Richardson s Pres
sing Shop for all kinds of pressing,
cleaning and repairing.
Howard = Do you think most,
men marry the 'Cniy girl they ever
Iuved.->.
Coward No. Fortunately. Or they'd
all be in jail for polygamy.- New
York Herald.
Friend-Don't worry because your
sweetheart has tuned you down be-
cause you lost your money. There are
as god fish in the sea as ever were
caught.
Tilted One-Yes, but I've lost my
bait. Elk.
O'Brien-Oh, but me daughters
the smartest girl. She set two min
ightin' for her hand.
Lauders-And she married the WIN
ner?
O'Irien-Begorry, no. She married
the one she could lick aiseSt. -Ex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26
Local and Personal
Peoples & Rose.

Peoples & Rose.
PresSgruvC's Eas'tr eryeting is il
line.
Mr.. w II AlI,n at ui.e time uan-
ager OF the Glcnaun Ltiphtr g.: i,tt'
who is how d kt,.nt uI II e. top
spent a Iall tf l:.:>, W,tk n titI..+ue
II you will Ca; 10 !nu wii ii,
your MT Cnthiy ~ cci1 TIA Guwti.
Mr. A. Mas empili> ~aa 0o~l,
to spend Saturday aud Sunnay ih lil..
city.
Always SUmeltit!- u,'W IN hl,ilun
ary at Hughes
Get in line and buy yoGr krttIrta
from Peoples & Bose. phone 24J.
PreSsgrove prices VIII make yl,.
enjoy Easter much better.
Mr.. J. Nj. Klein prominent Fire
Insurance adjustrr ui VickShur4,
spent several days in and arounu Tie
city the past week.
Spaldings base ba!l al iiul, hes.
Full line.
Barred Plymouth Rock E.Gs for
sale at 81 90 per setting Of Is.
2-19-O9 st j :. kn'g
Mr.. G.. w. Greeuhaw, Of near
Greerville, was a visitor at tie hume
Of his brother, j =. Grecnnaw luis
week
PresSgrOve'S specials, adyert!ScG
elsewhere in this issue, are L;.htl>
DR.. T. p Bailey OF the University
was IN Grenada Tuesday and cJl
ferrcd with the board nf truLsera III
the sity schools on school matters,
Mr.. e. NJ. Ransom spent last Sat
urday and Sunday IL jackson.
Hughes pure olive OIL is the acme
Of luxury on salads. Ask for Il THAI
bottle. Price SOC.
Spring colds are liable to drag into
the summer unless you grip them
quickly With Hughes Laxative Cola
Cure.
Mrs. Bessie E,ccm5'. e 81. L"IiS. i |
visiting her sister. W., + =. 3 T., "n /
Bell avenue.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26
The Charter of Incorporation Of
Grenada Athletic Club.

l. The corporate title of said com.
pany is Grenada Athletic Association.
| 2. The names OF the incorporatcls
are: NJ. Fl. More, s. S. Roane, w. d.
Salmon, X. Matlingly, John s. King,
VIII. Hey, Claud Hall, all of Grenada,
Mississippi.
3. The dOmicile at Grenada, Miss.
4. Amount OF capital stock S.. 900.
5. The par value Is $40.
6. The period Of existence (not to
exceed fifty years. is fifty years
I. The purpose for which it is Gre
ated is:
To promote and encourage the
san,.S uf base ball, foot. ball, tennis,
golf and all oct door games and sports
and tn This end, it may own or tease
links, or grounds, lots, etc. for the
purpose Of playing such games and
giving match-gameS with other teams
or players: may improve and beautify
such parks, etc. as it may determine:
may charge and collect admission fees
to sane. and to such games, etc. as it
may determine at all times; may hire
and employ players, am such other
employees as it may require for the
purpose for which il Is created, and
discharge them: may make such con-
tracts and do such things as may be
necessary or desirable TO fully effectu-
ate the object Of its Incorporation.
May issue and send ont challenges
TO other teams aud players, and re-
ceive and accept challenges from other
teams ard players, and may send it's
teams to any 0 her town or state for
the purpose df playing games. 1t may
also own or lease and operate and
maintain fully and completely and tit
up and furnish throughout gymna-
Sium OF other place for indoor games
and sports and exercise AID entertain
ment as it may determine; may do
such things and acts as are usually
upon similar institutions
and which may be necessary or desired
to carry out and effectuate the pur-
poses for Which it is created.
may also make such rules regu-
lations and bylaws as may desirable
and alter same at It's pleasure, pro- |
vded they do not conflict with the !
laws Of the United Statss, or the |
State Of Mississippi, or this charter. !
May issue and sell stated, annual :
tickets and passes to such parks, etc +
and gymnasium, etc. to Others than !
Of this corporation and |
may at all times fix and charge at .
pleasure the admission fees To its
parks, etc. AID indoor places os !
amusg ment. l.og!ded, however, that /
there Shdii he no gambling or bet !
ting and Wagering allowed or per.
mitted by said corporation or engag
ing at any tine IN the sale. or dis
penSing OF intoxicating liquors, or the
1oing Of any act or thing which is
prohibited by the laws OF the State
Jf MisSs slsS ppl
The manaper OF this corpora
lion SHAH be vested m Board Of
Directors tn o. composed OF live
members elected annually from and by
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26

a few loads of cd barn yard fer
tilZer Tor sale cnsap Apply :tJ Sen
tinei uilic,'
MeSser> J + Nclniyre ard j. S
i.3us'aln. owners tf he Memphis
! itim Il BuH a.: were visitors IN the
ci,y lie past week This company
| nave a hrarch m;li ah!nt seven miles
! east If GIrnao..
, II nuue>.I gn,;iS. honest prices and
:. square ti:':.i .;ii ut the time will win
your Friendship iiughes' Drug Store
wants 4 C'lailvc.
Ur. " /, Ptnt who has heen con-
i,eu !u h,s Dtu iOr sume Gays past is
.,i.,c - DC uut uii ine streets again
p>,--MArch l5. white Fox Ter
liof pup. huti! ears clipped and tail
yht ;huil: et"y >ppt over one eye.
Il, iUi" tu i, .44t Q yer and be re-
NarG 4
y II. ~ Iultit>tS a good house
e,tt"r more tiIatt u GuuC brUom The
~ ;,,syn being At,iG u Ooak Had
vale 81: Is villa: every lady wants
Ash TO- are ne hrOUm>.
c. "a nogheS for HodakS aud kodak
supplies Mail orders receive prompt
aLltt!t ,.l.
Ihe Vi ,e> CpShaw, who have been
the guest of Mrs Il, Is rownes for
Stvera! W 'ekS. are Spending some Gays
IN jue dSIIa at lie BOme Of Mrs. Is
E. Iuvne> at t'cnd :ra ard Mrs. L.
u BufUi d at Sumnor.
Hughes Anti bilious Pills remove
the malaria from your system and
tOrc up tie aver aiid bowls.
"'At Kng * Memphis spent
"Wednesday la tI4is city.
i'Aiiirular attention given 20 h.ing
pa IsIciai.o pre- SCripliutI. That's what
tney ali say; out 40 une does it better
iilan Hughes.
Xr Fred l. Seaman, special agent
for the \ .aG "a Ere Insurance Co, of
X. i. rtproatnteI Il Grenada by Miss
huiy McLcu1 Wa, in Grenada last
wttk ur >eltudu is a man Of muSt
pleasing address ard one lEat ct.iinut
tail Ia make d favorable inapTeSoi0n |
t!C nity ~.
LII" i.tCtcS.6 > II he N!agrd Fire |
Insurance O.: are IN safe hands when |
0pins tOOkeu al ef Oy Nr. .eaman.
FiuNlr syt! AID garden seed IL !
,.ia aLd pAcKa.c at Hughes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26

Elsewhere in this issue or The Sen
tinel appears the charter OF incorpor
alton OF the Greuaoa Athletic Asso
citation, an organization To promote
outdoor sports. Among the iucor
porations are many If Grenada'S lead
| ing citizens and hest business men
and the fact that these gentlemen
have determined "a perfect an nrgani
cation is guarantee Of permanency anG
! is an assurance thai Grenada may ex
pect this year one If the most inter
esting seasons CT base ball that it has
ever known Grenada has always
taken front rank with her base bal
club and the players that are being
engaged fosters the hope that this
seaSons'S record will excel All past
ones. Besides ball, The As>t ciaf fibil
will promote other gam =.
Hughes SarSapaiila c"Mponiad ~i'i
keep your blood IN p>rftc' cond; iol.
Nj. II. e. Wilson, who has br !,
selling mules aud horses at Inn q, :
stable since October |, last, lcf, ,i'ri.
day evening for his hume AT Milan.
Ten.; where he expects tO pure naS 81
another carload OF stock which lie
hopes 10 sell atauctiun il, G.ern om,d.
He expects to reach Grenada about
March 81 with his STOCK ard will
spend d few days here before nDlsic nc
to Greenwood. Mr Wilson Is, Il
thOrougly responsible geEtlenau asil
has made a Spleudid impr soiol on
this community. He has made many
friends here who are 10th II see hi u
return hotae. However, it affords Tho
Sentinel pleasure to state that he viii
return to Grenada next October au,i
will be here for the winter acai,.
Hughes Drug Store has q ful linc
Of SpaldingS base ball goods.
Mr.. Garner Meaders spent last SIM
day in Grenada with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Il "A. Meaders on Secuuff
street.. lie IS now travelling for the
jackson CQiiee Co; Of jackson, Miss
and he Informs The Seutinel that he
is meeting with marked tuccess Mr
head9rs is Il very competent mar aud
should succeed at anything he un,.er-
,a..eS.
The Jackson Coffee Co: has an az
elsewhere in his issue and II may te
Of interest to many SentiDe readers
to know tbat Judge j. &. LonlSlreet
is pres, dent Of the c,mplny. The
rapidly increasing business
i evidence uf vhe fact that it is iut.
Ing Cu Tie market coffee tnat the
5rade wants.
Q3i:e representative number / :
tae yoUog men of Grenada met al
BE dental Office OF DR.. L. 3 Hobbs |
tie early part OF the week for the
purpose OF organizing u cub that
would promote the social and intel
!, c ual advantages OF themselves and |
heir friends. II is needless t. tiab. |
i2;te upon the meriLOvcus features
4 such a movement, and The Senti- |
Iei enteriains the hope thai an or
.au;zitio1 will be perfected that will |
10! only be Of lasting good to the |
whole community, but will perpetuate |
he names OF the promoters for Sey- |
raj generations.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26
Baby Hands.

Will get into mischief-often it
means burn or cut or scald. Apply
BallardS Snow Liniment just as soon
as the accident happens, and the pain
will be relieved while the wound will
heal quickly and nicely. A sure cure
for sprains, rheumatism and all pains.
Price 25c, SOC and $1.00 q bottle. Sec
lend Class Drug Store,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26
What Somebody Else Said

Stewart. Miss, June 30. 1908.
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.,
Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen:-I have used your goods
FOR several years, and have no hesitan-
cy in saying they gave the very best
results and were satisfactory in every
way. Your Customer,
w. B. johnson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-26
To Determine the Issuance oil
Bonds.

state of Mississippi Grenada County City Of
Grenada.
To the citizens and voters of the city Of
Grena,ia:-Take notice that an election in
Sai i'd city will be held at the regular voting
prNcints in the East and West wards thereof
according to law and the provisions OF the
city charter on the 9th ,iay of April. 1909.
foI the purpose of determining the follow
lag queStiOnS:
% snail the city OF Grenada issue bonds
Of raid city In the sun OF $l2 600 for the pur-
pose of cniarsIng al adding 10 the White
Public school Building. in the West Ward
OF the city Of Grenada and furnishing same
in accordance wit h plans now in the hands
OF the trustee. of said school?
t2) Shall the lty of GrenadA issue bonds
! >aid city IN ihcs IN Of t5G0 I"r The inn
proving and repairing the Water and E!ac-
6, Shall the City Of Grenada issue bonds
Of aaiG city in the sum of Sl,00a for the pur-
pose OF 'xiending the water and sewer
specifications to be adopted by board OF
mayor and Aldermen?
:, aid election &c was s. duly ordered de hy the ne
March 18th. 1909. and will be held MS required
by law and the provisions Of the city charter.
This l6 hof March, lSos
{. p. Jones, Recorder. 3.ly-Us-3t.
Dixie chapter U. D. G. will meet
Thursday, April l 1909 at the resi-
dence Of Mrs r. Horton with Mes
DANES Guy, Horton, Hus and
James as hOSteSSes.
The following program will he rem
dered:
Vocal duct MeSdameS Horton and
James.
Piano solo Rustic III Spring :
Finding" Miss Sarah Gwin.
Paper : Miss Sue Williamson.
Vocal solo Mrs. Hood.
Piano solo MidsUmmerS Nights
Dream. Nocturne MendelssOln. Mrs.
Huffington.
Mrs. V. r. James, Sec'y.