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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

Keao Pail (w) to Sarah H. Antoine,
D; R (Gr) 1899, Kanaio, Makawao,
Maui; $50; b $40, p 4S1 Dated May 10,
1911.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

The idea of having Commission investigate will
remind the public of the that look after Dole
Senators Mitchell and Burton majority both of
afterward convicted of fraud Wouldn't another scf
commission especially if Lormer is office?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

The War Department has finally underwear
the tropics is warmer than white Any workngman could have
much long Also its surgical staff hav
demonstrated that black orange underwear any oe
except tattoo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

There is interesting another column from T. McCans
Stewart who has become Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Liberia and in the way of getting rich Mr. Stewart notable
while here being practically the father the county government
and politician of spirit and zeal His old political foes will recall
reourceu opponent either the hastings the
like his friends will watch his upward climb the land his
tors with interest and sympathy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

any of the local Portuguese have been move to
Florida swamp lands they ought how many snak
and algator to the acre make fair crop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

1t is to be hoped that the aviator who gets mixed in Hawai-
adewinds 5000 feet will show himself when he cor
down.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

By way of showing how difficult
Associated Press telegram the Star reprints that
of which but portion appeared in these columns:
Washington Atkins testified
owned half stock Pacific coast ehneres spreces other
mpaying price
same attributed freight railroads.
gave much of this message was sure Of
lively and left the remainder be decphed by the public with such
assistance might be given by its contemporaries wasn't much
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14
THE CASE OF JOHN ORTIZ.

John been officially declared dead by the Court Cham
decision dated May II of the year He
archduke the ruler of Tuscany and born in 1852
age hone he Austrian field marshal and the
of army corps few years aerward he vanished from
human ken.
archduke of brains and had proposed plan of
army which the office thought be revolutionary Francis
reduced rank and banshed
The archduk took the of John Ortiz married Viennese
bought sailing vessel of 1900 In this vessel he and
his bride Bremen for South America with cargo of 1t
supposed that the voyage the ship wrecked for nothing
heard of after reaching Ique manof-war search
wrecage could be found The BRIDE Mill
Sbe of her last letters home referred mo mans island
where they hoped live happily aerWard Notwithstanding
occasional reports of John Ohs reappearanethee
ling l9O-no authentic of the missing ahduke has
been received and insurance companies have had pay the money
for which his life insured.
Still he may The Pacific arcpeagos and the
South AMERICA hold many hermit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14
BORN.

Honolulu on Satur-
day, June 10, 1911, to Mr., and Mrs,
Geo, T, Plummer, daughter,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

Some of those overheated fasteners should come t.
the summer. There sunstrokes in the tradewind
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

resourcefu opponent either in the hastings they
like his friends will watch his upward climb
tors, with interest and sympathy
The Department finally that red underwear in
the than white workngman have told
long ago surgical staff are men who have
demonstrated that black underwear
except tattoo,
The having Commission come to investigate Irear will
Senators Mitchell and Burton majority both of whom
aterward convicted of fraud Wouldn't to find another such
commission especially if Lorimer is turned of office?
any Portuguese have been asked to move to the
Florida swamp lands they ought many snakes
and alhgators to the acre make fair crop.
hoped the aviator who gets mixed in with Hawaiian
adewinds 5000 feet will show himself sharproo he
down,
Some of those overead to Hawaii for
the summer There sunstrokes in the radewind belt
the Executive building at the civic center
ought to have as much park about it to look well.
It won't long before with the auto habit will find that
his life insurance costs more than his machine.
When you cleaning sure and get in behind the bill
boards with wheelbarrow and rake
Congress feels that ought that reciprocity bill with
it to a northern watering place.
---
Anyhow wouldn't hurt some of the schools to come under the
rule OF a military commission.
Perhaps Reyes help Madero will be able to put down his
uprsings
That San Francisco lumber won't need telescope to see its
If doesn't rain pretty cleaners may have to earn
their pay
Are we going to have Fourth all go swimming?
VIII the Japanese biIboard speak English?
VIII FIonouus washday be a holiday this year?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-14

A structure the size of the Executive building at
ought to have much park about it to look we'll
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

men, women and children eat
and wear. 1t is we'll selected and
is bought with an eye single to
suit all classes of trade, both as
to quality and prices.
These gentlemen established
this business about two years ago,
during which time they have en-
joyed a very liberal patronage.
because of the prompt and eff
cient service that they have rem
dered the public, together with
the reasonable prices charged for
goods. The business is growing
and increasing each month.
Free delivery is made to all
parts of Grenada. and when you
telephone your order here, You
can rely on it that the goods or
dered will be promptly delivered
and that you can get full weights
and full measure.
The firm members: Mr.. D. A,
Williams and Mr. J. B. Williams,
were born and reared in this
county and are we'll known to al.
most everyone in this section Of
the state.
Mr.. d. A. Williams is our pres
ent sheriff. He served as asses
sor for two terms; now he is a
candidate for the office of chan.
Gerry clerk. Mr.. ]. B. Williams,
aside from looking after this bus
mess, is deputy sheriff and %jailer
In conclusion, the Sentine
wishes to state that when you are
in need of anything in The genera
mercantile line, it will be time
proftably spent to pay this store
a visit and have them quote 20,
prices.
Their store is convenient. They
are important factors in the com
mercial life of the community ane
are deserving of the most favor
able consideration.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
v. f. SMITH. JEWFLER,
Carries an Up.tO.Date Stock of Jewel
ry, EtC.--Is One Of Grendda's
Pioneer Business Men.

Mr.. w. +. Smith, the subject
of this article, is one of Grenada S
pioneer business men. He has
conducted a jewelry business IN
the town for the past h%fty-three
years, with the exception of four
years that he was in the war, and
he has watched the growth of
Grenada almost from its infancy.
He has aided greatly in its growth.
Whenever any worthy project
is presented to him that is intend
ed for the towns advancement
it meets with his ready approval
and support.
His store is located at 4Io Main
street, where he carries a full
stock of watches, clocks dia-
monds. optical goods, cut glass
and chinaware; in fact, everything
can be found here that's to be had
at a h~rst-class jewelry store. Last
year he purchased an entirely new
stock and the people who buy
goods here have the satisfaction
of knowing that they are getting
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

". That the brick will last, is
|pven by the fact that buildings
kich were built of them many
lars ago are now among the
bst substantial structures in
fenada.
Among the buildings which
Ire erected with brick made by
IS plant are the First Baptist
burch, Grenada College, public
hool building and practically
of the brick buildings on the
blic square.
The Carl Brick Company's
rd's are located close to the |.
railroad tracks. This enables
E company to promptly take
re of all orders received for
ipment. To the people living
a distance who will be in need
brick this spring, the Sentinel
ggests that they either call at
lrd or write and have them send
bu samples and quote prices.
II. Carl is in position to sell
|ick as cheap. if not cheaper,
an any other yard in this part of
e state.
Recently Mr.. Carl purchased
Tough clay to keep his plant, in
Peration for years to come. He
les the best clay procurable and
a consequence the brick are
surpassed for quality and dura-
lity. Unlike many plants Of
lis kind throughout the state,
e brick manufactured here are
hnd. made brick. There has been
UGH money expended for up-to'
hte brick machinery, but there
hs been no machinery invented
far that will make as gooc
lick as the brick made by hand
Mr.. Carl has installed a first
ass grist mill which he runs OF
hturdays. The people who wish
have meal, chops, ETC.. groune
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

heritage of the good name they
bear. They are not only useful
to the community a. business
factors, but they are men that can
always be relied upon for the
right. The son of Mr.. Gas.
Heath, Herman, has but re-
Gently become connected with
the store. He bears the stamp of
a most excellent young man, and
it pleases the Sentinel to congrat-
ulate the firm on his being in the
store.
Heath Bros. are conducting one
of the best furnishing houses in
north Mississippi.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

ley goods that are not in anywise
out of date. The stock is artis-
tically arranged and presents a
very handsome appearance.
In the optical goods line Mr..
Smith carries a most complete
and we'll assorted stock, and on
account of the long experience
he has had in this business he is
in a position to render the peo-
pie a superior service. 1t is we'll
to compare the prices he charges
with the prices charged by others.
1t will lead to business for Mr..
Smith. Prof. Forst, an expert
optician, has charge of this de-
partment.
A specially is made of the re-
pair department; all work is
promptly executed, and that
it gives satisfaction is proven
by the fact that many Grenada
citizens for whom he has done
repairing for years, are still his
customers. His work has always
been SO satisfactory that many of
them could not be induced to
have their jewelry repaired else
where.
Mr., Smith was never in a posi-
ton to come nearer supplying
your wants than he is now, and
whether you wish to buy or not
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
HEATH BROTHERS.
. Store Where Not Only the Highest
In Grade Is Sold But the Stock
is Elegantly Kept.

The gents furnishings establish
ment of Heath Bros. serves as a
great convenience to the men and
boys of this section, as they can
call here at all times of the year
and find on display the seasons
latest in wearing apparel, and if
one calls at this store and in
spects the stock, he will find that
all of the lines represented are
we'll known and are reliable
brands. Among them may be
mentioned such lines as w. S.
Peck, Syracuse, N. Y, fine cloth
ing, Humans, Walk-over and
Douglass shoes for men; E. P.
Reed fine shoes for ladies'; Man.
haitian shirts, linen collars, Knox
hats; and they r agents for the
celebrated Onyx shirts f or men
ladies and children.
When one visits this store
he cannot help noticing the up
to-date fixtures installed. The
furniture is of the latest style, ane
the tasty way everything is ar
ranged makes this indeed a beau
tiful store.
The Sentinel wishes to call es
pecial attention to the clothing
and hat cabinets. These cabinet
are so constructed that the hat
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
Grenada Marble {
Granite Company

With the growing progress of
civilization and the refinement of
the times the duties of the worker
in the cemetery are becoming
more and more exacting, until
nothing short of mechanical gen.
Jus and artistic ability will supply
satisfactorily the popular needs
in this line.
A concern in this business that
holds a high reputation, is the
Grenada Marble & Granite Com
pany, who are widely famed fol
the artistic execution of their
work. This business is owned
and operated by Mr.. J. L. Billings
who has had a long and sue
cessful experience in this ar
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

and owing to the satisfactory way
he executes the work the business
is growing and expanding each
month.
The operations of this concern
include every branch of monu-
mental work, such as monuments,
statuary, headstones, markers,
tablets, vases and settees, and
special attention is given to repair
work. Mr.. Billings can be de-
pended upon to furnish the very
best goods consistent with the
contract. Plans and specihca-
tons are furnished on application
and correspondence is solicited
in this regard, which will be an
swered the same day as received.
During the time this business
has been established they have
erected monuments for many of
the county's most prominent citi-
zens, who have words of praise of
the artistic character of the work.
This business is located on the
west side of the public square,
where MI. Billings will be pleased
to show the people over the large
stock add quote prices. When
you call here you will find a large
and we'll selected stock to select
from, and if you will compare the
prices here with the prices of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

he will see to it that your visit is
made a pleasant one when you
call at his store.
Everybody likes him; every
body ~jollies him. He is big
hearted thoughtful and kind and
richly deserves the high esteem
in which he is held. He is the
youngest old citizen in the
county. He joins in every pro-
prossive movement and lends his
influence to encourage all, to aid
all and to promote benefcient re-
suits in society.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
FIHt CARL BRICK co.
.e the Best Brick. Grenada Build.
Inas are Cari.Made Bricks Best
Endorsement.

Erhe Carl Brick Company was
[,bl;shed about twenty-six years
I. during which time the COM
IL, have manufactured twenty
|l,;on Of brick, which have been
ID in constructing many of the
d brick buildings of Grenada.
lat the brick manufactured BY
! company are 6rst-class. is ev.
knced by the fact that many of
! people who purchased these
lex when this business was first
|ablished, are patrons of the
|npany today. The trade has
pn made to know that there is
better brick made for the mo-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

and clothing may be shown a Gus
toner without handling or X
posing them to the dust. The
cabinets are equipped with plate
glass fronts and the goods may be
seen as satisfactorily through the
glass as if they were stacked in
the usual way on a counter. These
cabinets not only add to the
beauty of the store, but it's a
business proposition to buy goods
that are kept in these cabinets, as
they are not covered with dust
and look as good as the day they
we're received from the manufac-
turer.
These gentlemen have bought
heavily for the spring and summer
trade; their assortment is COM
plete in all lines and when you
call there you will find the stock
so full that you wifi be sure to see
what you want. Orders are also
taken for tailor-made clothing.
Messrs. Cas-. and T. E. Heath
are we'll known to the people of
this section and the success that
they are making is looked up
on with pride by their many
friends. They were both reared
il. this county. They come of
one of the county's best families
and we'll are they maintaining the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
Williams Brothers
Do a General Mercantile Business.

For extent and volume of bust
ness, as compared with the value
of stock carried, done annually,
the general mercantile store of
Williams Bros. has few equals in
this part of the state. While this
stock is not as large as other
stocks of this kind in Grenada,
yet it is so complete that almost
everything can be found here that
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

other like concerns in the state
you will find that you will save
money by making your selections
of monuments or tOmbstOneS
here.
Mr.. Billings is one of Grcnada's
most enterprising and progressive
business men who always takes
an active interest in aiding any
worthy project that has for its
meaning, a greater or larger Gre
NADIA. See him about your wants
in the marble line.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

will find the service rendered here
to be prompt and satisfactory.
Mr.. W., A. Carl, the proprietor,
is SO we'll and favorably known to
the people Of this section that he
scarcely needs an introduction.
Buy your rick from the Carl
Brick Company y.
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csTsoLlc EDUCATORS MEET.

CHICAGO. June 27-Many of the
 7-t disriugni he'd edncatars nf ihe Roman Catholic church, including
 residents and professors of the Cath 7lic colleges of the country and clergy and laity associated with educational work. gathered in Chicago today 10 take part in the eighth annual convsn- ton of the Catholice Educational as 7ociation. The purpose of the associa~ ton is to bring about closer coopeca-
 ion among Catholic educators and a yearly interchange of plans and sus- ~estions for promoting the ideals of the church. The principal questions selected for consideration at the pres ent meeting are the Catholic Foun- dation and it's relation 10 Catholic in stitutions. the relation Of seminaries to other educational work and the courses of study in Catholic high schools
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28

a full college Of law established. This is only a rumor. but it seems a reas- onable one and may be a true one. The university is a territorial school and a law school would be a very fine thing and the territory needs one.
 H Y. Tailor of the chamber of commerce said: T would like noth- ing better than to see a law college put in at the university. The territory needs one and it would be a good thing for the university hardly think that a law school will be put in right away but there is a good op- portunity for one. There have been several law classes given under MT. Calbraith and they have been 2 big success. It would not take law build ing or anything like that at the pres ent time. If there are enough class rooms on the campus, and ! am sure there are. it would be a simple thing to hold the classes in these. The start Of the school need not be large. Three or four professors are all that will be needed at first and as the classes grow as they would in a very short time. the teaching department could be
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
NORTH CAROLINA EDITORS.

LENOIR E C.. June 27 The Fourth Estate" Of the state Of North Carolina was well represented ngmeT- ically as we'll as in quality. when President M L. Shipman this morn ing formally opened the ann lal 'on- vention of the North Carolina Press association, which will remain in ses- sion here through today and tomCr- row. before the members stalI m their annual jaunt. which w.ll take them to Blowing Rock, Boone, Lin vile. the Grandfathers Mountain, and other places.
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increased A fine school could be started here l am very sure
 Tt has been said that a law school should be put up in a large city but that is not at all necessary. Just as good a school could be made here as in any other city Of the territory. Tucson is the largest city in the ter ritory anyhow. The court facilities are as good here as in any other place also. The students could have the advantage Of the district courts and it will only be matter of time Until we have a federal court in Tue son anyway. A federal court is not necessary for a law school. Some of the finest law schools ir tho com try are in small towns. There is as fine a law school at Iowa City as there is any where in the country and then look at Ann Arbor. Mich igan. Michigan has probably the
 finest school in the country and Ann Arbor is only a small place I am thoroughly in favor of a school of law here and hope to see on put in some time in the near future.
 As for library facilities the law
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
WOMEN FACE MURDER TRIAL.

JACKSON, Miss, June 27.-The regular term Of the Hinds county cir cult court. which opened it's session here today. is attracting unusual in .terest throughout the state, because, for the first time in the history of this country two white women are to be tried on murder charges. Mrs. Lulu nWiltcher. and her case was trans
 indicted in Y2!oo county for compile itv in the murder of her husband. John Witches, and her case was transfer red to this county for change or venue. For the same crime her broth 'er-in-law. Lee Wilteher. and a negro named Lee Price are now serving life sentences. The other defendant IS Claudia Battle, a girl of seventeen years. who shot and killed her para mour in dive in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
MY DAUGHTER
 WASCIRED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Baltimore. Md.-"I send you here with the picture of my fifteen year old
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28

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 Hundreds Of such letters from moth- CTS expressing their gratitude for what Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound has accomplished for them have been received by the Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
 Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
 Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, head ache, dragging-down sensations. faint ing spells or Indigestion, should take immediate action and be restored to health by Lydia F. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound. Thousands have been restored to health by it's use.
 Write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for advice, free.
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MECCuiHHr ALMOST
 CAPTURES BURGLAR
lDouglas Internationally

Frank Mcguire mad an experience with a burglar last night at the home of his father, Mayor $. F. Mcguire. al 707 Ninth street, when he return ed home about n o'clock.
 Coming into the house young Me guire saw someone pass the dining room door and without any action to indicate that he nao become aware .of the presence of a burglar he went upstairs and secured a .32 cal fore Cots revolver and slipped back Going into the dining room he cor nered Mir. Burglar and ordered him to sit in a chair while he tried to telephone to police headquarters He was unable to set any response from central and this morning found that the telephone wires had been cut inside the house, evidently by the burglar. Being disappointed in get ting connection with the police of. flee Mcguire thought the next best thing was to take the man to the police station. He started with him, but when the man reached the cor .ner of the house he broke away and started to run. Mcguire fired his re- volver at the fleeing man, but he continued to run and made good his escape.
 This morning Mcguire noticed drops of blood along the route tax len by the fleeing burglar and called for the chief of police. Tip Stanford, and this officer and Deputy Sher'ti Bob Hiiburn visited the Mcguire resi- dence and was able to trace the blood drops along the sidewalk as far as the residence of Mir. French.
 Mcguire said that he could easily recognize the man, a Mexican. if he saw him again. as he had one hand tied up.
 The local officers have reported the affair to the police in Agua Prssta and they hope that the man may be captured there. or perhaps be may be a7prehended later on this side of the ftn&