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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14
SUPPOSE n HAD BEEN YOUR MOTHER.

SCPPOSE ~ HAD BEEN IOCk MOlHEN. I
Below we publish the letter Of 7. c. Lowry Of Blue Mruntain.I
written to ]. Henry in answer to the latter's inquiry about what
Bilbo said Of Henry:
DIR. LOwRYs LETTER.
Blue Mountain, Miss, April 10, 1911.
"Mr j. j. Henry. New Albany, Miss i
Dear Sr-I have your request by phone While did not enjoy the abuse
of you, know you only slightly, and my voice was raisedm much more in defense
of decency AM thu women of my " town than in your defense. B1bo CAV no
one credit for the language he used, but a Mr.. Collins, a candidate fol- attorney
that morning, and expressed surprise 1t Blbo using it in his speech He said
that it was a quotation from MI. Brann, of 'Iconocast' fame. He sath YOU
were a between u hyema and a mOngrel, DegOtten IN " mig
ger graveyard, sucked by Il SOW and educated by \ fool l am
sorry that cannot give you the language definitely, but the above is as much
as l would like to say in trying to quotei to you.
yours truly 1T. c. Lowry"
1t is with great reluctance that we befoul the columns of the
Sentinel with such indecent language as that quoted above. Only.
our conception OF a public duty could persuade u TO do SO. 1t IS
With feelings OF the deepest regret that we recognize the necessity
We here and now tender an apology to the good ladies' who read
this paper Our voice is raised in defense of womanhood. No true
father, son. husband or brother can fail to feel a righteous indigna-
ton at the SANDER of any mother. Regardless of what Henry may
Grated. Had he taken Bilbo's life. no jury in the Southland would
ever have punished him for the deed. For it is written in the heart
of every son of the South. in letters more sacred and more enduring
than legal statutes. that a mans home shall be protected from the
hand of the despoiler and that the slanderer of his wife, his mother,
his daughter or his sister shall not go unmolested. 1t is recog-
nized that the man who violates this sacred creed takes his life in his
own hands. and it is good that it is so.
This difficulty between Bibo and Henry is not a political mat
ter. 1t far transcends politics in importance. We have yet to con-
verse with a man. regardless of his political preferences. who justi6es
what Bilbo said.
To those who would make political capital out of the difficulty.
we would say: Let him who would not resent a similar insult to
his mother, vote for Bilbo.". What would you have done. dear
reader, had it been your mothera
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14
rk-E 49,
WHO IS r. c.

The question Who is I. c. Lowry" is now right frequently
asked. especially since Biibo got 1 drubbing. Lowry is a member
of the Lowry family. perhaps. as we'll or better known than any
other family in Mississippi. They are prominent Baptists and all
are God-feafing men and good citizens. I. c. Lowry is a brother of
Drs. w. T. and B. G. Lowry, the former having been president of
Mississippi College at Clinton for a number of years and the latter
president of Blue Mountain College at Blue Mountain.
They are universally beloved and we have yet to find the man
that would question their veracity.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14
ANOTHER COURT STRAINS At A GNA7.

4WO7HER LOOR7 S7R4ZWS 1T a GW47.
We note from press reports that the case of the State of Arkan-
sas vs. one McAlister, charged with having assassinated b. F. Kirby
last August, has just been reversed upon some technicality. The
cause assigned for reversal. we believe, is that one of the attorneys
for the state propounded an improper question to one of the ae-
cused. Isn't that rots Such straining at gnats disgusts lawloving
people with court procedure. Ftpm The information that comes to
us, the proof against McAlister and his c~onfederates is overwhelm-
ing. Kirby was we'll known in this county, and there are a large
number of Mississippians that fell a great interest in the outcome of
this case. - ~ p !"
The court procedure of the land needs a radical remodel ing
or we need a cleaning out of mossback judges.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14
GOVERNOR NOEL TO SPEAK.

The Sentinel is advised that Gov. Noel will make a public ad-
dress at the court house here Monday, July "a. We believe in al
ways giving any gentleman a hearing. Especially is the Governor
of the state entitled to a patient hearing. Let the people of the
county come out and hear what Mr.. Noel has to say.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14

Gov. Vardaman stated in his personal organ, The Issue, that the
forecast made by the Alexander ampaign committee of $4,000
votes in the first primary for Alexander for Z. S. Senator means
that Alexander and Percy together will get $4,000 votes. Would it
not be fairer to assume, then. that the 10000 votes he is claiming on
the first primary means that he and Bibo together will get that
many7 If that is not what he means, the August primary will soon
show who is nearest correct, Mr.. Vardaman or the Alexander cam
.paign committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14

In the Sentinel of last week there appeared an article from
Farmer endorsing the candidacy of Hon. R. F. Kimmons of Wa
ter Valley for State Senator. The sentence reading while some
would be sufficiently powerful to dominate him" should have read
"while none would be sufficiently powerful to dominate him."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14
OUR CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR
HON.. EARL BREWER
AN rs

ANNOUNCEMENTS rs.
The Sentinel is authorized to Announce the following candidates fol oAce in
Grenada county, subject ito the coming primaries:
Will B. Wilson
For State senator
!. ". Brown W. H. Kisner. w " Moore DR. =. H. Harrison
R. F. Kimmons of Water Valley.
For District Attorney.
7. L. Lamb. of Webster county. for reelection.
For Floater Representative Grenada and Montgomery Counties,
Frank H. Harper S D. Rayburn. W. E.. Boushe. Barclay M Lewis
For Representative.
Volney Whr Hon. S. A. Morrison.
Fur Sheriff.
Il. J. Staten, W. H. Crowder. T. F. Wier Bob West.
For Chamcery Clerk,
H. B. Barbee. J. M. Hudson. Glen Thomerson. John S. King
David A. Williams NJ. f. Powell.
For Circuit Clerk,
J. +. Kimbren. E. M. Ransom. J. W. Vance.
For Treasurer,
7. B. Keeton. G. E. Peacock. B. F. Powell
For County superintendent of Education.
Z. D. Simpson. R. H. Hester " !, James,
For County Attorney,
A. M. Carothers. w. {. P. Doy. J [. Barnard
For Tax Assessor.
L. B. Yeager E. R. Campbell James I. Smith
For Supervisor
J. H. Powell Beat p w. R. Baker BEAT y
:. E. Carpenter, beat &. ". v. Horton, beat {. l. M. Stevens. beat l.
Ira G. Rounsavhe, beat A. f. l. Atkinson, beat [.
A. T. McElwrath, Beat !. Joe R. Ray, beat s. T. G. Bowles, beats
J H. James, beat 2
For Constable.
= c. A. Carpenter, (beat 81
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14

Watch Alexander on the home stretch. He has been going
steady gait. drawing from both competitors. He is now turning the
curve and will come under the wire several PAGES ahead.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14

The Vardaman people almost all admit that if Alexander is il
the second primary with Vardaman, the latter will be defeated.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-14

Most of the vardaman people say that his only hope is to win
in the first primary. This he can not do.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06

ton with the Twomtly system Is that
the motor is only one-Quarter the size
and weight OF the ordinary standard
tyne, while at least 20 per cent Is adN
ded TO It's strength and efficiency But
what Is really important from the IN
vestor's standpoint is that the Twom-
bly motor can be built complete Tor
less than half the cost per horse
power, Of any standard motor now on
the market. and that It's life Is at least
twice as long, which Is due to It's
simple construction and the elimina-
ton Of all frictional parts.
Models TO be Built.
AS the Twombly system has entirely
passed through the experimental stage
IL Is the purpose Of the company 10
Immediately begin the manufacture OF
motors and cars for the 1911 market.
These models will include:
First-A 900 pound delivery wagon
for which there is great demand.
Second--A 1890 horsepower taxi
cab or town car. which will include the
mechanical features and convertible
body Ideas incorporated in the pres
ent car.
Third-An 8 cylinder, so horse
mower. eight passenger touring car.
This motor will take up less room
than the ordinary four cylinder type,
All of these cars will be equipped
with the Twombly quick removable
power plant and non-puncturable
tires.
A report OF his demonstration with
illustrations Of his motor was publish
ed I'm some Of the scientific papers. A
COPY OF one OF these papers reached a
French capitalist who was engaged In
the manufacture OF motors.
He Immediately sent to this country
one Of his most skillful engineers TO
investigate the Twombly motor. This
engineer after spending two days IN
tho experimental plant In New York
City, returned TO Europe, and upon his
report, Mr.. Twomby was cabled and
asked 10 ship his entire equipment and
accompany 4 10 Europe. Mr.. Twom-
bly, accepted the invitation. While In
: Europe. the motor was tested and
approved by leading engineers in Eng
/ land, Germany, France, Italy, Bel
gium and Holland.
Mr.. Twombly sold TO the company
operating taxicabs in Belgium and
Holland, the right TO manufacture
his motor and taxi body for S250OO0
and is now considering liberal offers
from England, Germany and France
Mr.. Twombly has some very inter
esting offers from various cities Z
locate his plant. Elmira offers him
free plant, free taxation. and $4,000
bonus to locate there. Mr.. Twombll
is not in any hurry. however. ant
does not wish to make any mistake
but Is seeking the best possible per
manent location for his plant.
Mr.. Marvel has invited Horace VIII
son, president of the Board of Trade
Mr.. Twombly and Mr.. Babcock to
visit among the industries Of the cit
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06

pound s ost.. tincture eadomene compound
] o. mot cardamonl. Mix, shake well and
take teaspoonfui before or after meals and
at bedtime.
Mrs. r. L.: Your headache IA caused By
the bad case Of nasal or head catarrh. any
one can cure catarrh by using simple nos
spoonful Of antiseptic vilane powder mixed
with a pint OF lukewarm water. Snuh this
mixture into the nostrls and gargle me
throat until all Jumps and accommodations OF
catarrhal matter are removed. This enables
you TO breathe freely, stops hawking spit
ting, etc. Get Bounce package OF viane
powder. Also use an ointment made by mix
Ing level teaspooniu Of vilane powder win
os OF lard OF vaselne. Apply twice daily
10 the nostrils Take 8.grnin sulpAsrb tab
lets 20 purify tho blood.
Maid. The symptoms you describe, such
as drowsness, languor weakneas coatea
tongue innamcd eyes yellow spots on the
skin. dry and itching skin nervousness, mel
nncholia ETC. an indicate serious condi-
tion Of the liver and bowels The case has
become chronic but this prescription viii
correct and make you wells Fluid extract
mandrake 2 drams compound essence car
dol / o.. aromatic huid caacara I o. oro-
matte syrup rhubarb : o1s. Mix and take
from l2 10 / teaspoonful or times daily.
Keep up from to 3 weeks and write me
again.
Edith o. The condition Of your children
may prove serious In view that antecedeuta
died with consumption. The fact that you
are very poor shall not hinder me from
giving you sound and economical advice
Never neglect a cough or cold, no MATES
bow slight. Treat II In some way TO cure
II possible. but treat Il. Here Ia the cheap
est and most effective cough syrup that I
know Of. but you make Il yourself obtain
from any wel-stocked druggist Ia
| OF package OF essence mcntho-laxene ana
mix Il with o homemade syrup according
20 directions accompanying IL; this makes .
full pint OF the fnest laxative curative and
tonic cough syrup, superior TO patent or
labeled goods and about times cheaper. II
makes the most efectivee cough remedy that
have ever prescribed Take teaspoonfui
every hour or two. Give children ten to
thirty drops. full pint will cost less thsn
80 cents,
Mrs. T.. r. L.; I am glad 10 know ny
invigorating tonic has completely restored
YOU TO health (2) sensible parent VIII
never punish a child for -nronic bed-wettinR
as Il Is disease. A nervous disease o.
tion. obtain one ouner Of compound nui'
bnlmwort give 8 90 10 drops in water o.
on sugar. 4 TO 6 times daily and your chill.
, will soon be cured n he Is constlpated
hAve this hiled. aromatic huid cascara 1 o.
l compound essence cardiol I o.. syrup nro
! matte rhuharb ots. Mix. Dose, - 70
teaspoonful three times daily Oon'mn
treatment several months II necessary
i City Lass: The persistent and .fregula
y use Of a-graiu hypo-nuclane tablets Will siie
4 the frat few weeks, increase the weight
40 pounds q week while they improve IN
\ blood 40 that you may have pink cheek'
. rcd iips and sparkling eyes, tho Same
4 vour more fortunate friends. These hypt
. nuciane tablets aer useful In case Of ind
. eestion, nervousness, sleeplessness etc ID
J. rections accompany eacn sealed package
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
CITY BABIES In
HEALTH EXHIBIT
Interesting Program for Three
Days Display in School
No. 8

The following program has been ar
ranged for the Babies Health Exhibit
TO be held tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday I'm No. 8 school.
Tuesday afternOOn--Mrs. Mary y.
Wright. superintendent Babies Hos
pital. Modification OF MIR" Miss
Jennie V. Geossling. directoor OF do
nestle science coarse Wilmington
High School, Preparation OF broths
and Rruels:" Miss Hattie Kllngaman,
Talks on Children's Clothing;' Miss
l.. l. Campbell, visiting nurse, Asso-
ciatcd Charities, Hygiene for Baby"
Miss Elizabeth Sumner, "Demonstra-
ton with Children
Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. o. G.
Purdy, Modification of MIX" Miss
J. r. Duncan, superintendent Delaware
Hospital. Emergencies; Miss Alice
Stout. "Chlldren's School Games;"
Miss Gait, Kindergarten Work." DIT.
+. NJ. Seward, Evils Of Pacifcers and
Soothing Syrups;" Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Talley. supervisor French street play
ground. Folk Dances"
Wednesday evening. pre-
sided over by Miss Clara Clark, presi-
dent OF the kindergarten Association.
stereopticon views. Or. J. Harvey
Spruance. Mayor Of Wilmington, "Mu-
nicipal Health Measures;" DR.. Joseph
p. Wales, physician to babies hospital.
Fresh Air for infants;" Miss Jennie
M. Weaver. resident superintendent
West End Reading Room, Health
Value OF the Playground" Miss .. s.
! Gawthrop. Advantages of kindergar-
ten Training for Children" Miss Frye.
acting superintendent at Hope Farm,
Tendency 10 tuberculosis in Chill
| dren."
Thursday afternoon--Mrs. o. G.
Purdy, Modification OF MIX" Or.
Hannah N Thompson, Maternal
Nursing" Miss A. H. Turner. super
intendent Of Homeopathic Hospital
Health Of Children" Miss Margaret
Sherman, "Plea for Children in
School," DR.. Josephine White, De la
Cour, Care OF Little Mothers" Miss
Elizabeth Sumner, Demonstration
With Children"
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
HOTEL
Public Sale List.


Feb. 0.-Trustees Sale OF Real Estate
for James w. LattOmus, attorney,
at Court House, at 10 O'Clock,
am. Stldham & Son, AuetlOneers.
Feb. 1O.-Special Sale Of $4,000 worth
OF new furniture from New York
Exposition at Stidham & Sons
Auction Store, III East Fourth
street, at o'clock, p. m. @Watch
this paper for ad. Of sale.'
Feb. 1s.-SaIe fStOck and Farm linz
elements for W. n. Brooks on J..
sherman Dayett Farm, Pencader
Hundred at IL a. m.
Feb. l4-Sale of stock and farming
impIements for Geo. Lewis, on
Horace DennisOn's farm, Mill
Creek hundred, at 12 O'clock, noon,
by Stidham & Son, auctiOneers.
Feb. 18-Sale of personal property OF
Isaas :. TWley, stock and farm
ing implements near CarcrOft sta.
tlon, Brandywine hundred, ut II
o'clock a. m. by Sudham and Son
auctiOneers.
February 20-Public Sale OF personal
property, estate OF William VI
Eastburn, Newark, Del, on Mon
day, February goth. Stidham a
Son, AuctiOneers.
Feb. 23-SaIe Of stock and farming
implements for James 4. XII
yingtOn on the Minquadale farm
New Castle hundred at / o'clock
D. m, by Stldham & Son, auc
tioneers.
March e-SaIe of stock and farming
implements for Mrs. Hendricks
Beaver Valley, BrandyUine Hun
dred at / o'clock p. m. Stidhan
& Son, AuctiOneers.
March 6-Sale of stock and farming
implements for Robert J.. Baldwin
near CIaymOnt, Del, at l o'clocl
pm. Stldham 4 Son, Auctoneers
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
House is Closed.

Since being declared a nuisance by
the Board Of Health sometime ago, the
public comfort room In the basement
Of the City Hall has been closed and
the public is wondering when the
building committee of Council pro-
poses to have the necessary repairs
made and the place again opened. The
trouble with the place has been that
nobody has looked after it. bootblacks
given the privilege of having a stand
in the room with the understanding
that they must keep It clean having
failed TO live up 10 the agreement.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06

low normal, by having this prescription
allied; compound syrup hypophosphhes
oEs tincture cadomcne compound ] On, and
compound essence csrdiol l On. Mix, shake
the bottle well and take a teaspoonful after
meals N the appetite Is not good, or before
meals II II Is. After the first week gradu'
ally increase tho dose 70 two teaHpooniuls
Also take a-gran hypo.nuclane tablets 20
increaae tho weight, "a per directions &C.
companying carton.
A. z.:--undoubtcdly you are suffering
from eczema. Splendid results are credited
TO the following formula when very care
holc acid 80 drops cittsne ointment 1 o.,
lanolin ! o., have your druggist mix these
three ingredients. Thea buy IL dram
package OF rose-kayloiu, specially pre-
pared and rarely used powdered product,
which must be mixed into the ointment as
follows; warm the ointment alightly and then
gradually and slowly stir In the rose kay
loin. When this IA dene cafelessly, or the
druggist substitutes something else, no cure
can be assured Cleanse the sore parts with
CASTLE soap and water and apply the mix
ture twice daily. and IN few weeks all
traces Of your trouble should be gone
Worker; There arr several good pro
seriptions for chronic dyspepsia and indiges
tion OF an annoying character, but have
had better success with scientihc treat
ment known az triopcptne ttnblets) thar
anything else; friopeptin- treats the stom
ach and digestive traes 20 bring about
cure, and not merely 20 rNcve, nh most hu
vertieed Dyspepsia taoiets containing
pepsin, do. Try the tropeptine tablets sev
oral weeks and let me hear from you again
Charles: cannot give prescriptions u
/ those columns for privato diseases Of me-
and women send me your full name an
address stating your ease plainly, and
will write you privatelN, giving you pre-
scripton and full advice. There 10 n
charge for this
Charles e.; The best treatment for oil
or greasy hair. dandru6 and itching soalI
/ falling hair dead and split.end hair, ETC.,
plain yellow minyol packed In tounce Jar
and sold by any large retail drug store. IN
cures dandruH with three or four applicl
tons. Directions accompany the jar. I'M
is far superior 20 the -age tea you ha'
tried.
Housewife; For the relief and cure Of tire
swollen, aching sweaty and calloused fee
use a Tablespoonful OF vilane powder, an
tablespoonful of salt 70 gallon OF NJ
water. Immcrse the feet from 10 to ]
minutes every night or morning. This giv'
a grand feeling Of relief and soon enable
one 10 be on their fers all day.
Sick one You say you have had a Ion
sick spell. and have sever regained 20,
strength and nervous roroei but constant
become weak soon afte- arising, catch co.
easily perspire too freely, irregular opp
lite, meiancholia, etc. Your physici.
! should have given you sustaining tom
and you would have been we'll Here -
I eonvelesecnt tonic, which Is marvellous In a
tion whenever symptoms such as the abo'
are present; Syrup nypophoaphtes col
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
OBSTRUCTION SENDS
RELIANCE STREAK UP

Returning from a fire about 10
o'clock last night the Reliance auto
engine ran into a pile of earth H.
front of the new home OF the Loys
Order of Moose, at No. 70S Ffeucn'
street, and the machine came near
overturning. The driver shut OF pow
er and applied brakes bringing the ma
chine to a stop. Several Of the men
on the apparatus were thrown on and
others jumped, but none WIS injured.
The fremen declare that there was no
light on the obstruction.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
CHANGE DATE OF SHOOT.

c. G. Doremus, secretary OF the du-
Pont Gun Club has received a letter
from Elmer E. Shaner. secretary and
treasurer OF the Interstate Associa-
ton OF Trapshooters. in which he sug-
gests the date for the holding OF the
Of July instead OF July II, as form
erly In order TO have the dates con-
form with those OF the Elk's Conven-
ton at Atlantic City The dates were
changed and the shoot will be held
here on July IL, II and 13.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
THE DOCTORS ANSWERS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY QUESTIONS
BY DR. THEODORE BECK.

The questions answered below are general in
character; the symptoms diseases given and
the answers Will apply to any of similar
ture.
Those wishing further advice free, may address
Dr. Theodore Beck, College Bldg, College -Ellwood
Sts. Dayton. Ohio, enclosing selfaddressed stamp
ed envelope for reply. Full name and address must
be given but only initials or fictitious will
be used in my answers. The prescriptions be
filled at any well-stocked drug store. Any drug
gist can order OF wholesaler.
Evening journal., 1911-02-06
srRERr RRGaAR FTNEp.

Caught begging on the street on
Saturday evening by Officer Davidson,
Mlllard F. Marshall, OF Chester was
this morning fined $40 and costs by
City Judge Cochran.
The Chester man declared he was
only collecting money due him for
work done, but could not prove that
he had ever worked anywhere in this
city.