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ST. roses HOME
e. ISSUES WARNING
| AGAINST FRAUDS
Says No Solicitors Are Sent
Out to Collect Contribu-
tons for New Hospital.
ONE HALTED ALREADY.
Committee of Business Men
Thanked by Servants of
Relief.
ONE HALTED ALREADY.

Now that the prospect OF their new
nospital is assured. the Servants of
RELIEF. who are In charge of ST. Roses
4 Free Home for Incurable Cancer, wish
10 thank especially the committee of
business men who have recently se-
cured such large add tons to the funds
Of the home. This committee comprises
John ID. Crimm,ns. treasurer; J. Warren
Greene, Edward J. Mcclure and Morgan
y. O'Brien.
The new home willtNe quilt at Jackson
and Front streets, near Corlears Park.
on the upper east side, II will accom-
MEDIATE a hundred patents. who will be
klually divided between the sexes.
II is asked hat all future contrlbu-
lions to the charity be sent directly 10
She Servants OF Relief. st. Roses Free
Home. No. i6 Cherry street, New York.
No solicitors are sen out, and all per-
Tons are warnel against them. The
Charity Organization Society has al
lady intercepted one party OF fraud
mt collectors for the home.
rhe following recent contributions are
~flnounced:
+. IL. Du Mont. +. n. Downing, Harold
Hail, Miriam Nickel On, each, 80.
Miss NJ. Moran aHd tr ends. 80.
Mrs. Mylos Standlsh. hartlett J. smith,
uir & Company. Messrs. Davis &
Weary, Mrs. J. y Loaman. J. y. Alex
trson. for the SOUS in P~urga;ory.
Vest New Brighton. y. J., Mrs, p. II.
Sutier. Miss RUN Van Week. Mrs.
eurney Chaplin Cue. each, SO.
Mrs. Charles Best, $40.
Mrs. Howard ManSAe.d. L. r. DuMont,
PRS. Corntlia Cress, Ellen +. Henry,
krs. John J. Jackson. DIR. Alfred Il
Starr. Mrs. +. F.. Sweet. *. Il. Kerr.
carrie l.. Jones. each, s..
M. NJ. Kierch. IN memory OF G. and IL.
Mrs. Browne. each, s..
Catherine T. IIe~nernan. sl.02.
c. P.eifer. CUas. Il. Lahman. $. F,
pooley, Arthur =. Butler. Mrs. II. Z.
Marshall, Is. Loucks, MIS-. 5. 3. stsrne
Nrs.' A. Mat'Icrson. ID. De Boas, :. +,
oooley. each. 81.
Miss Sophia W!nller. % cents.
Mrs. l.. Hornor. 60 r,nts.
Anonymous BenefaCtor, $50, Agony
hous Benefactor. SO.
Anonymous, one OF 81, one Of slS, one
" $40. eight Of 81, one Of ~ cents, three
" % cents.
Stamps from anonymous DICTATOR,
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Great Friday Values In
BABIES WEAR

Chambray Bingham and white Linello
Rompers-to d yrs.-reg. ,O0...... $50
Chlldrcn's Straw Hats-white and
cOlorod-satin ribDOn and flowers
to yrs.-weroS SIX and $40. -. .O8
Babies Lawn CAps-Frencb style
satin ribbon trim-to 8 ~yrs.-reg. .os
40
Children's Milan and Fancy Straw
Hats-white and colorod-ribbon
rOsettes and fiowers-to 8 yrs
were ~. " and ~. s.......... 1903
Babies Pique ~Coats-eRb'y ruffle
and modallions-to 3 yrs.--reg. Sl.<0
.08
Babies summer Shirts
Sizes To 3 yrs.-value 20. ....... .1S
Babies Hand Crochet SScques-
value 81. 80. ....... .0S
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one day Of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and decided to try It.
and 1t has made me o we'll woman.
My neighbors and friends declare It
bad worked o miracle for me. Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
worth its weight in gold for women
during this period of life. II II will
help others you may publish my
letter."-Mrs. NATHAN b. Creation.
81 N. Main Street. Natick. Mass.
The Change of Life Is the most crlti.
cal period of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there Is no other remedy known
to medicine that will so successfully
carry women through this trying
period as Lydia Z. Ptnkham's Vege-
table Compound.
II you would like special advice
about your case write n cOnfden.
tial letter to Mrs. Pjnleham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
KILLED BY FALL FROM ROOF.
Willie Eoyc. Seeking Relief From
Heat, TumbIcs Down shnft.

Mrs. John Foye, one OF tho many
sweltering tenants OF the building No.
Sl2 Adams street. Brooklyn. took her
son Willie, six years old. to the roof
last night to get some sleep.
Just as day was breaking somebody
peered over the coping down the air
shaft and saw Willie at the bottom.
The father picked up the child and
ran with him to the Adams street sta
ton. nearby. DR.. Scott of Brooklyn
Hospital said the child had been almost
Instantly killed. 1t Is thought he made
an attempt to get sack to his room
and walked into the airshaft.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Rememb ert
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Your Wants To- Morrow.
Great Friday Values In
VARIOUS N NEEDFulS
Come Morrow.
Twill be Worth Whuei

me- VOttu Wuu8t 70
Val, Lace Edgings aud Inserts
German and French--i2 I'D. piece
usually 40. 40
Linen and Cotton Cluny and Toschon
Laces-.now patterns-best widths
value .10
20-inch Swiss Flouncinss-eyelet
and close work-vAluos 40 and so. 80
Allover Embroidcrios--Swiss and
Nninsook-iarso and small patterns
NaIuo up 10 80
Women's Linon H'dk'fs--hand emb'd
corners-reg .2S..,............. 10
Mems Mercerlzed Colored H'dk'fs-
nos styles special ....,........ 10
and suit Cases-Mat,ins Cloth
anu Leather
were .Vs to 81 ,os-now.. 40 TO 6.06
Red tickets mean big reductions
Mfrs sample Lot Of Carriage Bags-
r rsst SSet; y sS' 20 10 ' "a. 81 t6a B. .a'sAt Se:s.os
Leather Carriage Dsgs--l0 inch
rlsCted fr4mus-oroken bottom
ihsNeSd VI si'bp' ''s''''''.. sS6
Mating Suit Cases-2t llch--
brass finish lock and catches
instead OF sl.i9, ,,,...,...,.. LOO
Ccwhide suit Cases-unen lined
- ineh-"iIh siraps-res. $500. 500
German silver B~agi--pierced or
engraved fFanos--5 and q Inch.
hid ltnoa--change pocket--rneta
lace irinBe-yalus 50. 90 ......., 200
Cut Glass salt and Pcnprs-
sold silver ~tops-yaluo 80. 800. s16
Chiffon ells-jSx67 ls--striped
woven borders black, white and
all coiors-value $40. ......,.. TO
Imported Lace Collars round aud
sailor large assortment-res, 40, .S7
Millinery md sash R~Ibbons--
nrtsdcns, satins-.plain and MORE
taIe,,s--black, white and eli Iolors-
regularly .2S. ia
The evening world., 1911-07-13
.SHERMAN'S SON S0USED.

BRETON WOODS. n. IT,, July H.
}. A, Sherman. son OF the Vice-Presl-
ent. playing here in the golf tourna-
hent of the advertising men. won a
told medal for the lowest score. When
be came from the links. his friends
tathered around to treat him 10 a
drink" They picked him up and un-
tremendously threw him into the Mount
Washington swimming pool. clothes az
lll. oapyratulating him as he dounder, ID
b the water.
The evening world., 1911-07-13

CURTAINS GQRTAlNlNGS
BEDSPREADS COUCH COVERS
Come Morrow.
Twill 10 worth whiiei
French Net Bed Sets-Marie Antoinotto
designs-large Renaissance centre
motif-bolstur shain- value 81. w 4. 1
French Net Bonnie Fcmmes. With
three panels Of Renaissance
or scroll d~esisns-whito or
Arabian-value s2.vS ....... 1903
Cottage Muslin Curtains-wide
colored inscrts-dccp rufie-
worm oo'...'..' ..'.',,... sO9
1000 yards Of Coin spot MusIins.
Figured Silkolincs. Plain Muslin, with
Lace Insert and Rufiic and
Dresden Madras-values .l2H
and .l0--at u clearance price Of. =. 7N
Imported Curtain Madras and Irish
Point sash Laces-32 to 81 inch
French Net yestibule Panels-is Inch
centre motifs-yaluc 20 and .3v... .10
Reversible Couch Covers
Oriental Tapestry also washable
linen cOycrs-OO inches wide-fringed--
were STAG ana sl.60 .......... .D8
Now Summer Curtains-positively
hun fast-grccn, rose and
wood tones--valuo SO.VS. ...... 400
Mfrs sample Portiercs-
madras "A other fabrlcs-for
ummos hanging-each .06 and l.08
80 inch Floor Denims--
best colorings--special ............18
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Fiscbcr-Han.en iBnnkruptcy.

Three creditors OF Carl Fischer Ham
sen, one-tIme son-ln-law<or Isaac ".
Brokaw. yesterday asked the United
states Court to put tiansen's French
American stores Company in bank
ruptcy. II is charged that Fischer
lianscn's stores. which are at No. 2lll
Seventh avenue and No. $50 Westches.
ter avenue and are run as French pas
try restaurants, are bankrupt.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Great Friday Values IN
WASH DRESS FABRICS
Co me Ts.Mossov.
Twill Ne Worth Whust

Twill he Worth Wht1ot
Novelty Dress GinghAms-strfpN,
checks and plAids-instsad c7H..
Mcrc'z'd Poplln and shantung wesvss-
best shsdcs-worth 10 and IL cts. .16 q
Striped Tissue votl,n-various Width 3
stripes In daintiost colors-
worth up To ......... s90H
McrcVixcd Foulards--best silk
pa cns-instead Of rs. ......... 0H
Fancy Dress LAwns,-splendid
assortmcnt-norsl and figured
designs -value 7h.............. OK
Floral and Figured Dipities-
variety OF pretty designs-feG. N. Ill
3S-lnch Dordercd Daisies
light and dark were I ...., .iQk
Cheyiot Sultings-pink, blue end
tan-eNccllent for suits. dresses
aud childrcn's wosr-instsAd OF 10. IN
Black Merccriged M~adraS-wovou a
jacquard ffGures-spccfal. ........ I'D
Black Niercerized ~voiles-shcsr, crisp
h~nish--value l2h. ......... IN
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Great Friday Values In
WOMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
Como To.MosreW.
Twill he worth Whilst

SOU hOs NtObrvW
Twill he worth whiisi
womcn's Muslin Night Dresses
wide lace yoko--ribbon run
hmono slccvc-laco~ cdgo-yalue = .20
Nainsook Night Drcsscs-desirable
styles-noat or snowy embroiderics
or lsccs-worth .oS. ............. .00
Night Dresses more than two dozen
styles trim'd with fine laces. cmb's,
ribbons. Sc.--reg. Sl.2v......... .07
Womcn's Cambria and Nainsook
Corset Covers lace cmb'y and ribbon
or bcnlstItching ~. ...... 10
Nalnsook Corset Covers styles
prcttily trim'd-worth .5v....... 80
Nainsook Corset Covers-tsn pretty
models. with lace or cmb'y.
medallions and ~ribbon-rog. To-. .67
Nainsook Combinations-iaco or
emb'y trim on skirt. cover and
drawcrs-value .vs.............. s68
Nainsook or Crepe Combinations-About
q dozen styles, with lace and cmb'y,
ribbon. &c.-usualiy 81, .,..... .04
Fine NSinsook Combinatlons-pretty
lace and omb'y, also some of allover
omby-worth x2.3v,............1.48
women's Cambria Drawers. deep emb'y
ruffls or lacc and inserO-rcg a.. .20
Muslin and Cambria Drawers--sevcrA
styles. With cmbroidcrles or fsncy
lace and Inserts reg. .5v......... 40
White Cambric Pottlcoats-rufYlcs OF
omb'y or lace and inscrt-rcg. 70. 90
Cambria Petticoats,-dccp f%iounces with
lace Inserts or emb'y rutfie-reg 81 80. OF
Fine Cambria Observation-Disclosures
trim'd iounccs Of lace. emb'y or
extraordinarily 81. y .......... loo
Lawn Princess ~siips-yoke and skirt
With lace, embroidery aud Ribbon -
worth sou 1.O4
Princess Slips-Iingcrie styles
The evening world., 1911-07-13

|Of life before ] tried
Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetab Com
pound. I was In such
a nervous condition
II could not keep
still. MY II m 3
were cold, / had
sensations.
and l could not sleep
nights. I was finally
told by two phys
|icians that l also
had n tumor I real
The evening world., 1911-07-13
SoRQSIS
SHOES
~SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.

SENll-ANNOAL SALE.
On Friday and Saturday morning.
Women's Low Cut Shoes in the latest
and most fashionable models. Made of
Satin, Velvet, Suede, Glazed and Dull Kid,
Tan Russia Calf, Patent Leather and white
Linen.
former price 400
3.75
former prices 500, 600 and 700
Misses and Children's Shoes,
I.S5 to 2.45
former prices AS to $50
Mems Sorosis Oxfords, all feathers,
3.S5
former prices 500 and 600
JAMES MCCREERY 4 GO.
2Srd Street 34h Street
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Rememberl
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Your Wants To- Morrow.
Great Friday Values In
Boys SulTS And FURNISHINGS
Come o-MorrOw.
Twill Ne worth WhiIel


Boys Washable Suits-Chambrays,
PcrcalcS. LInOus, balatCas and
Madras hito and fancy
2 to . yrs. value sl.i9, ...... .96
Washable Coat Suits-Norfolk and
Double Hrcast-Lincn, Duck,
Crash me Drill-Nhitc, Tan. khaki
were 81 81 and s3.0s 1.O8 and 1.o8
Boys Trousers -Bioomcrs and
kuickurs -thcvIOts, TweCds and
Crashes - medium. light ana dark
4 to ~ yrs yaluO Z 5.,.,...... go
Boys Play Suits-Cowboy, Rough
Rider u ludian--i to IL yrs
hpttlhl. ,..,'.r ,r,,... .B6
Boys Jersey BHthing suits
one u Two plcCc-naYy with red
or white to 10 yrs.-wcr SUB. .OS
Boys Ovcralls- strong blue donlm-also
pin CHECKS to II yrS.-r reg. 80 as
Chlldrgn's lsOmpcrs-chCckCd ging-
hams and PLAIN colors-2 to u yrs
Buys' Biousos-wAitc and fancy
prrCalr aud madras stripes and
hgures-o 10 10 yrs.--rcg. ,iJ, ... 40
The evening world., 1911-07-13
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
BOUGHT FRIDAY.

!. Al goods bought Friday viii 30 delivered /!
Friday " SATURDAY. according TO our reguias
routine, driven and wagon boys revolving . holt
day dunns the wtek " make up for Saturday,
Which other ,rnplOyca get This insures cue
TONERS receiving goods promptly a. per schedula
enploye " a holiday,
The evening world., 1911-07-13
WHAT
WENT
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Natick, Mass. II cannot express
what l went through during the change
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Great Friday Values In
STATIONERY ART GOODS
Come To- Morrow.
Twill Ne Worth Whuei

Twill BE worth whiisi
Vacation Stationery quire box
note and letter sizc-yaIue IS SO. 1T
I'd Pk'ge Stationery-Empire
Ncllum or Berkeley Lawn-blue
or whit0-two siLcs-7s To lOv sheets
value H.. 8
Envelopes to match-p'k'g go Of ca
value D n d2.........,,,,........ 3
Red Ticket Lot OF Linen scarfs
and Shams elaborate drawpwork--
res. 81 80 reduced To. .........1.l9
Renaissance Centre pleces-plain and
fancy centres-wOrth SO and y y 80
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Supply Your Wants To-M Morrow.
We Close All Day Saturday.

Great Friday Values In
CURTAINS GuRTAlNlNGS
BEDSpREADS COUCH COVERS
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Great Friday Values In
RlSLlkS SHEETS
Come To- OrrOw.
Twill he worth whiici

i2irch Bleuchol Mus.ius-- orth 10. z :.
1dinch Bi1acbtd MEs.lus- worth IA & "a
sLGEIS- '4AJO-G .nch hon
urLi centre SCAN worth a.. ..... I'D
YdAOO-3 inch hcm-L1aJ centre
sUauI--wUrth 40 80
The evening world., 1911-07-13

HELP WANTED--FEHhL.E.
WOMAN tor genera! hoa'ssOri. xS7 W. ~ a..
Gy.
The evening world., 1911-07-13

FITTING ROOM NACUINiST wanted in fir.
tor making three .iaol.tld pairs milrt AT
R.,.c Bittop HIlH. Niug.r Wlra,,r 4 WlsI
and Union syc 81, corr tent and reliable man
ury, Apuly BY letter, Aiu.uz eIpclcHre, 10 Ius
tan Y j.
The evening world., 1911-07-13

DFTAlLER for ornamental iron WORK. thorough.
~ experienced. John Eiehleay JL, Co.. ifits
burg. Pa.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
DENTISTRY.
The New Hydro Suction

Is the newest and most perfect
plate ever made. Come and exam
inc II free.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
INDIANS FROM FAR WEST.
Chiefs of Old Time Nations Coming to
Memphis to Honor DeS0to.

Indian chiefs from surviving members
of tribes that roamed over North Ala
bama, West Tennessee, North Missis-
sippi and Eastern Arkansas will be
brought back from the reservation IN
Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and
will be given position Of honor at the
head OF the mammoth night pageant on
the streets Of Memphis September %
in commemoration of the discovery Of
the Mississippi River by DeSotn- This
plan has been adopted provided no inter.
ference is felt from official Washington.
Chiefs Of The Chickasaw nation who
inhabited Northern Mississippi and
West Tennessee, the Choctaws, who we're
famed for their fighting instinct and
frequent triumph in Eastern Arkansas;
the Cretes, Cherokees and Seminoles, oil
of whom fought or befriended DeSoto,
will be brought back from the far West
to assist o their pale face brethren in
celebrating at a point where forefathers
of both fought centuries ago
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
FEATURES FOR ALL
AT TRI-STATE FAIR
Racing. Vaudeville, Music and
Midway Among Varied
Attractions
Famous Organization From Washing
ton Will Play at Fair-Midway
Shows for PuYest Minded.
Vaudeville and Racing.

Working OIL the theory that variety
il the spice of life officials of the Tri-
State Fair and Exposition, which opens
September &c, and closes October A..
have arranged entertainment for all
classes expected to visit the fourth an
nuA exhibition in Memphis.
While the more serious form of amuse.
ment occupies the position of pre-em.
~inence, especially in connection with an
educational form OF public entertain.
ment such as the Tri-State Fair has
proven, the demand is always great for
lighter subjects to help drive away the
care and furnish mental dessert for the
feast OF good things which the new
premium list discloses.
The famous Marine Band from Wash.
ington will play on October 4. With an
Idea to save the best for the last the
management contracted with the famous
organization 10 give concerts in the aft.
ernoon and at night This rs one OF the
fsrnotr brass bands of the world, John
Phillip Sousa first came into prominence
as leader of the celebrated organization.
Concessions both new and popular will
be seen at the local midway in con-
Junction with the Fair. In addition daily
vaudeville, embracing at least six sep
arate acts will be furnished spectators
absolutely free. Music will also be dis
pensed. by brass bands selected from tho
best in the country.
The vaudeville and openeir amuse-
nents offered by the Fair Association
to patrons will be varied and selected to
slit both the old and the young.
Racing without the evil OF betting
accompanying has bSen arranged with
rich purses offered for PAGERS and trot-
ters. The runner is barred and the
hookmaker will be missing.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15

This pNto "a taken during the ContedArate Reunion In NsmpHs h tsa
% he LETT the ate Gen. Clement A. EvenA oommandaipchief Of h United
Ord1 OF Coofetaate Veterans He is shown shaking hands With Mai Cen
Frederick Dem Grant, son OF Gen. u. s Grant 1he meeting between them was
Witnessed By thousands, who cheered to the echo vGn Gen Evas wheeled bis
hnse tTom the parade and shook hands wkh the GOD q the nan be Ind euruht
sgdnst fifty Veaxs ap today
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
meet NE IN MEMPHIS"
Many Features for Thousands of Visitors
to the Fan Festival and Fair.

Meet me et Memphis
This was the slogan adopted In former
years by the average farmer in the fer
tile regions adjacent to Memphis in
North Alabama, TemRrsee, Mississippi
and Arkansas, on the occasion Of the an
nual Tr-State Fsis. This year, however,
this slogan has spread north and south,
for in addition to the big fair beginning
September &c and ending October 4, the
Memphians have arranged q magnificent
series of parades and pageants for thnls-
ands of visitors.
The Fall Festival Asspcimt ton has Get
September rs for the opening feature On
this day the parade of ARTS" and ~ID
dustries" will be held.
The first, national reunion Of the Blur
and the Gray will take place with q pa
rade and barbecue September 81. The
grand night pageant in honor of DeSuto,
d~iscoverer Of the Mississippi river, is ses
for Septemhes as Then the TriState
Fair will continue TO serve visitors until
October 4, might and day.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15

one located ON the plaza in front of tn,
Exposition building, and another in the
grand stand. The racing program has
attracted the best trotters and PAGERS
in the West and South and they will
participate for purses and trophies.
At night the Midway will be an at
traction coupled with fireworks. There
will be twenty shows on the Midway this
year, all clean with nothing to offend
the most sensitive person. The hre-
works will be magnificent and will be
seen without cost OF any kind to patrons
of the Fair.
The open-ah vaudeville entertainment
will also be furnished patrons without
charge. Six numbers will be given every
afternoon, thus affording those who have
spent the forenoon inside the exhibit
halls an'opportunity to rest and relax.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15

vfvtng army Of ts North 10 vfstt Mem
phis September y to mings With hesoo
OF the Lost Causa"
Cthe7 promtnsnt ctttzens of Memphh
IN charge Of preliminary preparations
for the joint reunion OF tie Blue and the
Gray ares Roaae Warning, Kirk Allen.
=. & Defrey, z. W. J~arnigan, L ".
Dutro, J. A 6tackhouse, b r. Powell
J. P. NorAeeA, h. B. Forrest, N. j. Shek
ton, Il C Myers C A DeSaussure, J..
M Williams, Thomas o. Conner, j. ].
Mason, r E. UrQu0rt A a. Kortrecht
and C. c. Pashby.
Thousands Of veterans and suns OF vet.
Grams are expected. Attracted by re-
duced rates on all railroads and steam.
boats, the country adjacent to Memphis
is In store for Visits, too, for special
trips to mary OF the famous b~attleaelds
are being arranged. Shiloh, vicksburp
and other localities where National Qrays
yards and parks mark the spot where
the battles Of atty years ago we're fouaht
will be open 70 The old soldiers and thety
guests, and are easily reached BY sell
from MemphiA asssGMA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
MIDWAY AND FIREWORKS.
T1-State Fair Will Be Blaze of Corv
It Night With Vaudeville and
Music in Daytime.

With an idea OF making every hour
of the fourth annual Tri-State Fair,
commencing September 20 and ending
October 4, interesting 10 night and day
patrons. a miscellaneous program of good
things have been arranged by Secretary
Fuller. Exhibits in the many buildings
set aside for machinery, agriculture,
horticulture. fruit, ETC., coupled with
poultry and live stock exhibits will
keep the average visitor busy sight.
seeing but openah smusements night
have been arranged
Mnsie will b fwni6Asd By two bands,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
GODS KINGDOM
IS AT HAND
MessIah's Reign Win, However,
Be introduced by a Great
Time of Trouble.
Address TO International Bible
Students Convention.

Mt. Lake Pnrk.
Md. Sept. 10th
Pastor Russell was
t b e prin cipal
speaker today be-
fore the %Interna-
tional Bible Stu
dents Association
Convention which
has been In session
here for more than
a week, and has
been addressed by
many able Bible
RS p q a
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15

4 spsca delegation Of distinguished
citt1enss armed with IN invitation from
tue South Tor surviving soldiers OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic TO visit
Memphis On the occasion of the first
National Reunion Of the "Biue and the
Gray to BE- held IN Memphis September
81, Waited Rochester this month.
This action followed the decision of
the COMMITTEES and effort was made to
assemble thousands OF the veterans who
fmAght On both sides Of the VA Of fifty
yeass ego
The dectssoo Of Msmphiam to hold q
EsksmA Reunion for the North and
South cams after doe elaboration. Such
6 Joint meeting Of the grim old warriors
ma,st Be held some day and Memphians
figured that It might az well be now.
Ad3utant General Nathan Bedford For.
INST, Of the United Sons of Confederate
Veterans, va among the enthusiastic
members Of the committee which invaded
the country north of the old Mason &
Dixon dividing line, armed with the
South's sincerest invitation to the sur.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01
CORNELL 4 BUNKER

For sumoee diasshosa 10 children 81.
ways give ChsnbsrlainS Collie, Cholera
and Dssrhoea Remedy and castor oil,
and speedy cure y certain. For sale
By ell dsuegisea.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01

Mrs. j. Norman Fuller was oper.
ated upon Friday morning for ap-
pendicitis by Drs. Chisholm and
Strong. She is said TO have with.
stood the operation nicely.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01

spssins require careful trsstosst.
Keep quiet sad spp,y CAsobsslaiaa
Aalmsot freely. Il will seaovs The soss.
nsss AID quickly Faseess he parts y q
healthy cosditioa. ~ sais b I'll drug.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01

Henry L. Henderson have the
contract for building the new
school house in the east part Of
town. Will Nash has q contract
for the brick work and the walls
are going up rapidly.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01

We will have plenty Of ice cream
made up for everybody the 4th.
Special orders Of any kind. spprs-
ciated. Phone Monte ISL.
CORRELL 4 BUNKER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-07-01

John Stone, one Of the piousss
ranchmsn In the valley now rsssd.
ing near Denver, was doing bust.
mess In Monte Vista the first Of
the week.