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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
State Capital Notes
Weekly Budget of State News Items Gathered by Or Special
Correspondent at Jackson.
JACKSON
Weevil Taking More Territory.

The movement of the boil weevil has
covered more Mississippi area during the
past thirty days than during all the
year up to a month ago, according to a
map prepared by Mr.. W. Dwight Pierce,
first assistant to Mr.. w. ID. Hunter, in
charge of the Southern field crop insect
investigation work of the bureau OF en-
tomology, United States department OF
agriculture.
SO great is the Importance of the re-
cent discoveries made by Mr.. Pierce, who
has been assisted by MIR. Tucker, of his
own department, and Prof. r. w. Harmed,
entomologist at the A. & M. college at
Starkville, that Mr.. Pierce deviated from
his usual rule of r%eticence and, consented
to an interview upon these results, tell
ing the places where the weevil has been
found during the past month.
The Investigation of 1908 showed that
the weevil had not then crossed Pearl
river on its eastward flight, and that 1t
had barely got over the Illinois Central
railroad at one or two points. Since then
it has travelled fully se~venty-five miles
eastward, and during the past month has
spread from its former eastern extremity
in Pearl River and Hancock counties UNI
til it has reached almost into the heart
of Harrison, and in the southwest corner
of Perry, with only one county to cross
to reach the Alabama line. There has
been little spread north of Jackson, and
~ 1.-o IS 1pfncfntInn
runs from a point a few miles south OF
GreenviIle, in Washington county, almost
on a straight southeastern line through
Jackson, leaving Hattiesburg ten miles to
the east, Virgins, in Harrison county,
with an imaginary line>to Beauvoir, near
Biloxi, the insect has been found at nu-
merous places along the Gulf & Ship Is
land railroad.
Among the points where he has been
recently found are Glen Allen, Washing
ton county; Rolling Fork, Sharkey coun-
ty; Holly Bluff, Yazoo county; Satartla,
Yazoo county; Jackson, three miles north
and three miles south, but not east OF
Pearl river; one mile south of Cato, Kan
kin county; Braxton, D'Lo and Menden-
hall, Simpson county; all through Jeffer-
son Davis county; Mt. Olive, C~ovington
county; three miles east of Mt. Olive;
around Clyde, in Lamar and Forrest
counties; four miles east of Purvis, La
mar county; four miles west of Brook
lyn, two miles west of Make, at Helena
and north and south of Bond, Harrison
county.
The insect is also believed to be in
the southwest corner of Smith, and in
the southwest corner of Perry, although
no investigation has been mad in either
place. Both are perilously near the line
of infestation already determined.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
New Rules in Supreme Court.

An important change in the procedure
of the supreme court was announced
Monday. The proposed change is that
on Mondays and Tuesdays the court will
sit for arguments at $3.50 o'clock in the
morning. At the Monday morning sitting
the opinions in cases will be handed down
instead of in the afternoon, as has been
the rule for the past year.. There Will
be no sittings on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the judges having decided to
spend the whole of these days in the
consultation room.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
Adams Collects $500, 900.

The report of State Revenue Agent
Writ Adams for the biennial period re-
Gently closed is in process of compilation,
and will show payments into the treas
ury On delinquent tax collections amount
ing to more than 100000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
New Saratorium at Jackson.

Although the chances for securing 2
public state hospital here are considered
quite remote, much as such an institu-
ton is needed at this most central sand
accessible point, the probabilities are
that in the near future there will be
an additional private ~sanatorium located
here, by local capital and under the
direction of several of the ablest ply
sicians and surgeons in the state. Tt is
reported that negotiations are now pend
ing for the purchase of a site for such
an institution, i Il one Of the most ~.
sirable localities in the city.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
Prohibition Committee Divided.

A meeting of the prohibition state
executive committee was held at Jackson
to determine whether or not a fight shall
be launched to secure a constitutional
prohibition enactment at the next legls-
lative session. 1t was understood that
the members of the committee are some
what divided on the subject.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-29
M-ississippians Go to Garrison School.

Gen. Arthur Fridge, of the Mississippi
National guard, has been advised of the
appointment of four of the states most
efficient young officers to the Fort Nc
Pherson, Ca, garrison school for mill
tary instruction. They are Capt. S. P.
Walker, Third infantry, B~rookhaven;
Capt. J. F. Pope, quartermaster, Column
bus; Capt. r. j. Burnett, signal corps,
V~icksburg, and Capt. Fl. G.. Marks, adj
junt Third infantry, Natchez. The APP
pointments were made on recommends
ton of Gov. Noel, and with the approval
of President Taft.
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MbiabrtStage Der Csean Snmpfcr
Dui WcwsYurf.

PIN 8. Stfober nSilrneilia" nn1
Glasgow.
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rad @ibroltar uno Mcnpcl.
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Sonbpu.
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Soper nno IlltperpeIl.
gm 8. Sftobcr nSt. Saul" mad
Sontbampton.
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2iperpool.
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pool.
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Bremen. az g!lm
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southampton.
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S%iperpool.
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tel INTO Wariciuc.
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Snprc.
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Soper mo Nntiperpeu.
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nod 9ouoon.
am 16. Sftober .StaIia" nod ri.
itrmo INTO Neopcl.
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Sd)ifiSnadriGten-

Nen.D OFF. 8, Sftober. - NnGe-
langt iino bier bic Gampier go "a.
poic" bon SABRE, .aaiicrin AugllIte
Sictorin" BON Sumhur0.
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Sontb a III y o II. 8. Sftober. --
Ger Gampiern Ieutidlano" gir9 bcll.
te bon bier nod 9telp. gorf, pio Gber.
hourg in See.
Tenpel, 8. Sftober.- gnaelun1t
lit bier Der Tonlpier nllltonio" poll
Heru.gorf.
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gricfbci6rScrMng nnd Dem NnsIanoe.

Bic mnSlGnoilhe Eoit iiir oic nit
benl9. Sftober enocuoe Iod)e id)li2Bt
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3llm t2. Sftobcr; nod Sapon, Scored
mo China Giur ipeSica oorciIirtt
pio Seattle. t69lid) Inn Z l(br Nbcnos
bis INT #. Sftober.
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Gcrbent f e Z efnifer 81
iel in Iortnnuno hot einen Seuft-
Mpporot e%rfunoen, Der aiid) IN ftn-
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bciciti0t mo DeSiucgen iollen Die BE
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mer1en.
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Ipoop- g(penuc, nube Morelaro, @rbs.

moop-Npenuc, ltnbe Morelarp, @rb3.
$50. s..
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81.
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ton, ruhr 6nirmont Npellne, II Bel
81, GrOi. $40, $500.
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SCHNEIDER, SiioiCite Der &rntt., uobc.
IoloaitrnBc, 1911 bel ITO. So.
Gronf Nop0f an Senrp !. Gicr NM
6rolL %Heitieitc Ser &cmpooo.}Ipenue
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bon, Siibieite scr EreIton., nate ser
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So.
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.etteitrabe. nnbe Smouppooitrobe, If
bel IS, @rb5. $40, $500.
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SItieite Golperte, nabe Gogcritrabc,
20 bel l54, $1,000.
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OH Tiogelp q. Welpil, 3 Orunoltiife,
$40.
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men lto 5rnu, 3 0runoitiidc. $40.
@iaiam M. Mfaloy al Seirlri6
Curt, NorOieite Baltimore, nnbc
GorolineitruBe, 22.6 bel GA, 5000.
Seinri6 Surf ulo sSrau an War
&aplan, Horbicite Baltimore, llobc
Gorolineitrabe, 1916 bel 81. $500.
rGdutonGn." OIL Mopor unbS toot.
rotb, 9ett Der SoreltroBc, 81.
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@alter, Siioicite "a. Strobc, nobc
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@rlmb5ins $4950, So.
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$45, $5.
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glpenue, nobe @orriionrspenue, II bel
$50, So.
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2lm 1G. Sftober uTep.Dorf" nod
southampton.
Am IS. Sftober .GoleOonio" nod
Glasgow.
g(m Is. Sfto6cr Cue Sic @enopa"
l!od) Ncupcl uno 0craio.
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Gictorio" nod Sonburg.
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2ioCrponl.
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@rcalcn.
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Mottcrhom.
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2iocrropl.'
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iod) Sonbllrg.
9(nl %, Gttobcr o~glrgcntinu" nad)
%cnpcl Mio Srieit.- 81
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Sontbompton.
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Gibraltar lllo Hcnpcl.
Sim 81. Sftober .Moltfc" mad,
Gibraltar mo Nenpcl.
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nod @ppcnboNcn.
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g'rcn1cn.
am u, Oftober lorraine" nod)
&durc.
Nm %. Sftober y@craIunin" mad,
Mcopcl mo Morieine.
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2utber 90. 81. @iais an Sobn 'Ma.
-diiteS uno Srait, @eitieite Der 9cilb..
1fnbe AIiceannaitraBe, 15.S bel 80, S..
6nnab g. SitIer an Senrp 3uolp,
2 2ots, ST.
.&cnrp Iufip an Sannab :. SitIer.
2 Cots, 81.
Solepb ~. &ubbaro an albert 9.
ornp 49, uraiL Siicieite Der &eit.
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Baltimore Sampf.Iadef.gompoonie

cute uie 5nherIdfftge Yai,Qinie.)
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mad Mitn. ono, aubcrbem breimaI Die Woxe
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fgl anI@sn1 q. .%sttIantie. eSaft cine wabn..
ertn @abn, y8irainia Babn@ unS .OIS Tnmf.
mon 9ampfer Co." mad Wefp6ern, RIG.
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aQatI5eiten nab europdifbem HIan. 7iefe
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baife Sub ODER Sa5pafer.@doer, eIeitriT1s
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gbarIes.s trahe :9ampfer NIT. iiniteSa sun.
fenteIearapben spitem alsseftattet
gtdtoenf u. Sen. 'msanaaer. 0en..B uit.. 6essi
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Mcitcrn MarplanS. Giicnbabn.
Yeginnenb am %. Gepfcmber.
Seridbt Siuen.Ynbnbof:


Us. 3fp., &aDnesboro. gb1h,berebirg unS,
uusgenonIIteii 'Sorflfage. Sdnctd iino 9nnr.
~berIanb.
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uripirNrioee, @rucepiue (Jreberid unb Gns
mitshnre. aiiseenonninci SoHntags), gSahnes.
borp. commensurate. @naeretppu, 9anCod,
GnmberIano, 9lttns (Siffet Sbferbatipns,
@ae8ons). Die, gnbiiatioil oieIes 3lipes am
oonlitug III 9aaerstowii.
ats HaGmittaeS Accommodation nah
Union Grioae.
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Sueerstoipn. Sancod. Sbippensburg mo,
niisaenouirleft Sonntags, Sreoerid uno Gmis
mifSbure (HarlorsgSdeeon).
Sdgitfb, ansgenuinniet Spnutag.
700 WPorsens 9orf. y. iino 6. &ib. uno
Carlisle.
$50 Observation-Disclosures mad 1burnont.
2.45 Nadfnittaas- Grpreb mad Smobrcof @IDns
bon. Yorf. Sanooer. @eitpSburs nnb .. &
Sanoper. gettysburg uno y. unS s.. 0ip.
$50 Mlndntiffagss--Iiioni, lnG 3anoper.
G.f5 Mbeios- sitom. nod ltnipu @rioae.
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ft.30 YbenoS-slffuH. fddh unipu grioQe.
Wur eruntngS.
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u. Apbertipn, Vice. Yrlf. u. Scn. s@rfd5dfst.
q. 81. esiuea, h@efi. sVaifdaier.MacRf.
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Gdeiapeate sttamihip Gpmuaun.

Ghefaesaff-Qtnie:
6at WStfalf PIP gs!at Comfort q. tsr eahes
iNorf Ntncr etnte:
TaM bort Ntper-2a nbungeu, Suet.Hslat sxI
1tmiuDub
EteHffag. Donnerfiag uno Gan1ttaQ nm
3 t1tr MbenbS.
Ntllet.Bi reuur:
ff9, 1877 nnb 2f7. pt-Yalttmpre .etra6e,
.iino DOG yurbs0tarfeS.S State,
Sangtbnreang. 2ig6ts un6 2eesStr., baltimore,
tSutil 49, s"
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Hlumbing, 5urnaces, Manges unb
Oeien, Snhbeden uno Hinnen.
Yennstt Bros, 623 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Trult.G omp

TruIt.@ om%pagnte'n.
rN,artlanb Sruh g." gorbnsd.Ede Galberts
mns esruan.strabe; g. 2. g!IaMssnan.
Serois Spencer, fun, SitltSsS6atueifter;
Ban Sftulier, SiiiissSeiretdr.
Baltimore Irait e GUARANTEE Co.," equitable
BUILDING.
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Yational.Wanfen. ae
,1ts DID 1uwa Rational Yani," Sab. unb
@retersStraBe. Sarob, Us. SpSi. Ytdfibenf;
Seurb 8. gieole., Saiitrer.
,8iueitc 9satiDmal.8anf," 432 Slb'Droabpnp.
W. IS. ga Sner, &affirer.
.Weitsru s~iat!unal Yani," IL ssorb'G utatp'etr.
gB. Wiarioit, aafiirei. -.
Sputps uub 2ombarosS trabe.
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Gupieri hmieSe nnb plumbers.
Spbn Snbert, 1714 1bameSsG trabe. 9. L y.
IeIepbou: @oIfe 1905.
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gled)platten, Wetan, etc.
sssn, Gunitia & So. (,Itorporirt). is-1S
BaIoeritousS trabe.
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MerdantS e @iiFers Traaspprt. 81.
Tamyfei.2tnie.

UtdQt uub EeWd6ttte.
RadA Bsftpp nnb bsm cttN.
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. Wadt &eiupoi, SaetDS.
q ibr NbenSS.
: 0rnms nreeronirnen fdeii& bis 5 libr sia0u
far tenfeIben Gag fabrenbe. DanIpter.
Nadl esvannat nmb Sa6tsuvtue.
.. q. Nestetl. @aent. 9ier 8. Nnk G. s@db.Gtr.
3anpt.gnrean: Ue;n,oi'' unb GiobtStr.
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3eitunseu, 3eitIdriften, etc.
She Baltimore News Co.,. Dar;S Wbererom
bic, Befhdftsfibrer. 31s Welt'Ue uran'efr.
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Wormor. gnno Grant, Werfe.
g. Stleartner & ebbus. 714-71s BeftBaIti'
moresGtrabe.
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ooIaI'e0L Ia Ipoa1nnS 100 Retpseort titS =
reif Siar Debrau@ 10 beE GoE;Sen, nne ~.
NcQ nI.e tuttou NM 1000 ubettbS.
Ipe,HHdQQcnS, GpeiferatsR etc. rerben f0ne1
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Evening star., 1909-03-01
KINGS PALACE OPENING.
Every New Fashion in Women's
Spring Headwear Shown.

The millinery opening at Kings Palace
is an exhibit which represents every new
fashion in spring headwear The favor
ite shapes give evidence that the i'm
mense brim of the winter must share its
supremacy with the new crown, notably
the dome and the newest turban. Among
the many attractive styles displayed are
foliage toques sprayed with spring bios
SONS: some showing white lilac. others
coloped flowers. in quantity as TO sprays.
but tiny as to size.
The directoire poke. mushroom and
turban are shown in all the new colorS
and weaveS: and that old rose and lis
various shadngs will retain its popularity
is evident by the stylish models developed
in that color Corn-blue straw trimmed
with corn flowers, ragged robins and
other blossoms of the same lovely color
are among some of the loveliest models
shown. Many of the hats owe their chief
beauty 10 the fancy brads, which Were
never so beautiful in color or design.
Flowers predominate. but in many in
stances airily light feathers are used.
The Elsie Janis, an American produc-
ton. offers pleasing compromise be-
tween hat and bonnet, and is a CO.
auettish shape trimmed daintily with both
ribbons and flowers. The foreign crea-
tious embody the best work of Partisan
artists and the new shades include wis
taria electric and other blues. banana
and the new burnt effects. The untrim-
med hats continue TO represent every
style of foreign and American produc-
tions and the exhibit of flowers and rib
bons was never so large and varied.