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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-14

And it is further ord that all orders
heretofore passed by said board in con.
f1ict with this order be and the same
are hereby rescinded and held for
naught.
70 the Hon BID. of Supervisors:
l herewith submit my report on the
rds. of Dist 4. l have been over ali
the rds in said dist and find them IN
very good shape with the exception of
some very bad mud holes, and also find
they need grading very badly. hope
to begin work on the rds at an early
date. Resp submitted, D. R. Childers.
Supt of Dist 4.
Tuesday morning.
Ord that l. T Hayden and w. v. Hor-
ton be appointed a committee to inyes.
tlgate the matter of errors and omis.
ions Of Co officers in report of Lewis
E. Crook, auditor.
Ord that ]. H. James be allowed un-
til May, 1916, meeting to file his bond
n contract for working. the public
roads in Dist 2, the order passed at the
March, 1916, meeting in referenc to
anne being rescinded.
To the Hon BID of Supervisors: L
hereby submit my report for the month
OF April, 1915:
Demonstrators visited, Is; farmers
and business men other than demon
strators visited, 81; club members Wis
tied, 80; cattle dehorned, Al; hogs vac
clnated, "a; meetings held for benefit
OF farmers, 3; members present at
meetings, 325; corn club with member
ship, ~; pig clubs with membership of
o.; baby beef clubs with memberships
OF ~; letters written pertaining to
work, 424; literature mailed out per
tanning to work, 291; phone calls. ISL:
It terrace lines run, 1881; bulls cas-
trated, 81; specific instructions, POP:
miles by auto, 523. Great interest is
being manifested in the club work. and
great is to be the outcome of lust such
work. The adult farmers are also taxi
ing more interest in the work and the
work is growing more popular every
day. The only trouble is that | can't
get them fast enough. This year is
going to open the eyes of a great mum.
Der of people that have been asleep for
time. Those who were here last |
Saturday at our club meeting of ali
club members would have readily seen
the interest and demonstration that
these boys and girls are manifestinp in
this work. Signed:
J. P. Fisher, Demonstration.
Continued next week.
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2 miles. l have in this beat also road
leading from middle I'd or Graysport I'd
to beat line near A S Pass which is in
rather bad condition, also I'd leading
from Bush I'd, known as Dubard I'd,
i~ntersecting Holcomb I'd near John
~Johnson's. l believe that this is about
all that are not in fairly good condition,
however all Of our rds are needing
graders and would advise the begin
ming of I'd Building at an early date,
My expense bill for rds this or, includ-
ing rent and feed for Co mules and all
expenses is $514.5 so. l have also
draggeG lump several times and have
sanded bridge across Spring Lake, have
hauled one load Of lumber to beat s and
have approximately kept up 100 miles
of rOad at the above named expense.
W .ch is about SIS per mile. Respect.
tuily submitted, w. A. Odom, Supt for
Dist /.
Ord that the Co Supt of education be
allowed the sum of $l3.35 out of the
lie Plant school i'd, amt due of sal for
Jan, Feb and Mar from this separate
school dist.
Ord that the Co Supt of education be
authorized and directed to notify trus-
tees of various Co schools to provide
and maintn sanitary and suitable closets
at each school, and payment recon-
mended for same out of the interest
fund of their respective townships.
Ord that the report of Co Supt of Ed
for the month of March be accepted AMI
approved.
The report of NJ. McKibben, Co Supt
Ed, for the apportionment and allotmt
OF twp funds of the county, it appear
ing that the ap%portionmens Of said
funds, both principal and interest, is
approximately correct, it was ord that
said twp funds, both principal and int
be and the same is hereby prorated, ap-
portioned and set aside as follows:
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Board Of Supervisors.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
Notice to the Taxpayers Of Gre.
NADIA County, mississippi:
Notice is hereby given that at the
March, 1916, meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors of Grenada county, an or
der was entered on the minutes of said
Board, directing the clerk thereof to
give notice that at the April, 1916,
meeting of the Board of supervisors of
Grenada county, Mississippi, the Board
will execute Loan Warrants to the
amount of Thirty Thousand Dollars
go, 900. 00), for the purpose of defray-
ing the expenses of said county, other
than Judiciary expenses.
This the 7th day OF March, A.. D. 1916.
M. E. Powell.
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors
of Grenada County, Mississippi.
And whereas, proof of publication Of
the foregoing notice has been made in
the form and manner as follows, to-wit:
State of Mississippi
Grenada County.
This day appeared before me, M. E.
Powell. Clerk of the Chancery Court in
and for said county and state afore-
said, the within named O. F. Lawrence,
Of The Grenada Sentinel, a
newspaper published in the City of
Grenada, in the State of Mississippi,
whose signature is hereunto appended
and who after having been duly sworn
deposes and says, that the Notice to
the Taxpayers of Grenada County,
State of Mississippi, and a copy Of
which is hereunto attached, did appear
published in the said newspaper for
four consecutive weeks as follows:
In Vol. LXIII No. 80, March 10. 1916.
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DANGERS or ORA FIT

Drafts feel best when We are hot anc
perspiring, just when they are most
dangerous and the result is Neuralgia,
Stiff Neck, Sore = uscles or sometimes
an attack of Rheumatism. In sucl
cases apply Slosn's Liniment. 1t slim.
ulates circulation to the sore and pain
full part. The blood flows freely and
in a short time the stiffness and pain
leaves. Those suffering from Neuralgia
or Neuralgia Headache will find one or
two applications Of Sloan's Liniment
will give grateful relief. The agoniz.
ing pain gives way to a tingling sensa-
ton of comfort and warmth and quiet
rest and sleep is possible. Good for
Neuritis too. Price Csc. at your Drug
gist.
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subscribed and sworn before me this
the 31st day Of March, A. D., 1916.
NJ. E. Powell. Chancery Clerk.
And whereas, no petition signed by
ten per centum of the adult taxpayers
of said county, exclusive of those who
paid poll taxes only, has been filed with
said Board against the issuance of said
loan warrants, and whereas, it appears
to the satisfaction of the Board that
the sun of $50, 900 added to the out
standing bonded indebtedness of the
said Grenada county will not exceed S
per cent Of the taxable property Of the
said county appearing on the assess
ment rolls for the year 1915.
1t is further ordered by the Board
that loan warrants amounting in the
aggregate in the sum of $50. 600. be and
the same is hereby ordered to be is
sued upon the treasury of the said Gre
NADIA coanty, Miss, for the purpose of
defraying expenses other than judiciary
expenses, and it is further ordered that
said warrants shall be Autographed or
engraved to prevent counterfeiting and
that said warrants shall be issued in
the amount of 81, 900. 90 each and shall
be registered as they are issued and
shall be numbered in regular series
from ] to 80 inclusive, and shall be
sighed by the president Of the Board of
Supervisors of said county, counter.
signed by the clerk of the said board
who shall impress the seal of his office
upon each loan warrant as it is issued.
1t is further ordered that the form
OF said warrants shall be as follows:
The United States of America.
The State of Mississippi,
County of Grenada.
Loan Warrant Upon the Treasury of
Grenada County, Mississippi.
On the first day Of January. A. d.
1917, the Treasurer of Grenada County
will pay. the bearer hereof the sum Of
One Thousand Q,0OO. OO) Dollars.
with interest at the rate of six per
centum per annumf from date hereof.
This warrant is one of the series
numbered from One to Thirty and is
issued for the purpose of defraying the
expenses of Grenada County, State of
Mississippi, other than the judiciary ex-
penses, and the total amount author
lied to be issued of this series of Loan
Warrants is Thirty Thousand $3.50, OOO)
Dnllars.
Dated at Grenada, Grenada County.
Mississippi, this the----day of-----.A.
n
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COLONEL CLAIMS
MANY VICTIMS
Science Has ut Last Discovered
u Substitute for IL.

Science Has at Last Discovered
u Substitute for 1t,
Very few realize how many people
are salivated by calomel each wear
Every one who has taken this danger.
U drug knows that it gripes. sickens
ano Is very unpleasant to take, but all
do not know that while it acts Violently
on the liver that it softens the bones
and is liable at any time to salivate
them. Many doctors dislike to pre-
scribe It as they would any other pois-
onou: drug. and some doctors refuse to
give it to their patients. 1t is for these
reasons that men of science have been
patiently searching for a substitute for
dangerous cal0mel and have at last
discovered q medicine that possessed
the virtues of calomel without the dam
&erous and unpleasant after-effects.
This new medicine is called Lemolsc
and 10 now on sale at End Class and
Corner Drug Stores.
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bull


SMOKING
Made Of rich. ripe Virginia
North Carolina leaf, Bull"
Durham is the mildest. most
enjoyable tobacco in the world.
Its unique aroma and pleas
ing favor give you wholesome.
lasting satisfaction.
"Roll your own with "Bull''
Durham and you'll discover a
new joy in smoking.
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Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Supervisors Of Grenada county.
Mississippi, will, on Monday, the Isl
day OF May, 1916, receive bids and
award contract foi working the public
roads in District Number Four, accord
ing to plans and specifications on file in
the office of the undersigned Clerk of
the Board. Pond will be required of
the successful bidder or bidders for
faithful performance of contract. The
Board reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids.
Done by order of the Board this. the
9Th day OF April, 1916.
M. E. Powell,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of
Grenada County, Mississippi. 4-7-3t
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Preparedness

What's your idea Of preparedness? p
WELL replied Broncho Bob, III
you're havin' an argument with Q
man who keeps the same sort O. COM
pany you do, an speaks the same kind
O language. all you need IL patient
reasoning and an honest desire fur q
square deal. But II it's An old.fash.
Toned Injun full o. firewater, it's a.
we'll to let him get q glimpse of q six.
shooter, jes' to steady his nerves."
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It.

7 wish were Al active as . 6ea,'
remarked the whimsical man.
why Sol" inquired his practical
friend.
Think how easy. It would be for
me to jump out Of the way of automo-
biles."
"Umph! II you we're a. active a.
. hea. in proportion to your size, when
you jumped you would be apt to land
on top Of q skyscraper."
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President of the Board of Supervisor
of Grenada County, Mississippi.
Countsrsigned,

Clerk.
1t is further ordered that said loan
warrants shall be dated on the date of
their issue and shall be payable on the
first day of January, A. D. 1917,
The Board of Supervisors shall lew a
tax on the taxable property Of Grenada
county as provided and authorized by
law to pay each of said loan warrants
and accrued interest thereon and said
loan warrants shall be paid out of the
first money collected for taxes for the
current year.. g.
Ordered, adjudged and decreed this
the Bird day of April, A. ID. 1916.
W. A. Odom, President.
Ord that the report of Co health off,
Ger be reed and filed and same is here
by accepted.
The report of JnO S King for the
work of tick eradication for month of
March was reed and filed, showing the
number of days put in thin mo as z.
Ord that the Clerk notify all parties
that are in arrears with the county as
shown by the report of Lewis E. Crook.
auditor, personally appear before this
board at the next regular meeting.
May, 1916, and show cause, if any they
can. why said ANTS due by them to the
county. as shown by said report and
audit. should not be paid into the Co
treasury.
Ord that the sum of So. 80 be allowed
Scott Ringo as refund taxes errOne-
ously paid.
Ord that the sum of So be allow ed
SOloman Sally for I'd tax for 1915, er.
r~oneously assessed.
To the Hon. BID of Supervisors:
l herewith submit my road report
for Dist 5 for the or ending Mch 81,
1916. l have been over all the rds in
said dist and find them In good shape.
excepting q or of u mile on Black creek
bottom near Atkinson's, and 2 miles
below LefiOre on the Burroughs road.
which 2 1-2 miles have not been wkd
this year, also ~culverts on all of said
roads are not in good shape owing to
the fact that we have not had sufficient
lumber to repr lame. | recommend
payment for 70 mis- of nd at $50 Der mi
per n in said dist. Res Sub,
ais L. T. Hayden. Supt Dist 8.
To the Hon BID of Supervisors:
herewith submit my report on the
rds in dist l. / find them In good tray-
cling condition except I'd leading from
Owens to Bob Mason place. known q
the Sam Smith I'd, a distance of about
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1actful.

Il don't believe you have any sense
Of humor at all." said the man who
makes obvious efforts to be cheerful.
Il don't Q how you can say such
q thing" exclaimed his wife, re-
proachfully.
When I tell you q funny story you
never laugh"
That's because I appreciate the
story so much. l don't laugh because
I'm paying close attention and try.
ing to learn 1t by heart"
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TAX SALE NOTICE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, GRE
ADA COnNTY

- Notice. hereby gven that the undevfvpedT ax Couerto-o n, III. cv -. c..,
Hrenaun county, mississippi Will SELL at pubnca auction to the highestb dderT TO- h IN
TN ss0uthd door Of 1.-THE Mayor Office in he lily OF Grenada MSsjnni'W Ms nr ash az
year 6t Owt: uem4ueuo taxes Tor the hscal
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II ftssrs something you
need IN tie follow
6aG Hssf
Birth Annouacensnts
weddind Stsuousr,
Eavelope gaclosGrss
Sal0 Aills
Hand hails
Price Lists
Admission Tickets
businsss Cards
Window Csrds
Tine Cards
Letter Heads
Note Heads
Dill nseas Envelopes
Ceilisd Cords Leaflets
StoteWeats
NM Tickets
Meal Tickets
9klppini Tais
Ann0unca0Onfo
Briefs
Notes
C0spoas
Penphlsts
Ceeolo4u00
nlostess ClscularO
u1vitstioao Poseses
Folders
Checks
Blauks
Notices
Lahels
LEGAL blanks
Menu Cards
- Pl.ce.I.
sr D0dievs
1. Post Cords
tE froirsms
9s~ Receipts
PROMPT. careful and ETH.
ctent attention given :
to every detail !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
TENNIS SEASON
ENDS WITH MATCH
AT CYNWYD CLUB
League Champions and Team
of All Stars to Meet
in Final
PLAN INDOOR JOURNEYS
BY WILLIAM T. TILpEN. I'D

This IL the last week OF match tennis In
Philadelphia. The closing OF the season
VIII be staged at the Cynwyd Club when =
picked team OF Ali-Stars win meet the now
league champions In an exhibition match.
Thus falls the curtain on our 1915 tennis
season
What OF the winter7 Are we, a city
with more than 1900 tennis players. again
TO 20 all year with nothing more staple
IN n tennis sense than the indoor champion
ship held at the armory at the corner Of
Broad and Callowhili streetsf
There Is plan now being formulated
by group OF prominent tennis men Of
Philadeiphia to give this city an indoor
tennis equipment second 20 none in the
country. The plan as yet has not gone
far enough 70 give details as TO place and
size of this equipment
The new project Is backed by Albert La
hoskins, the vice president OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association;
Paul w. Gibbons. president of the Phiia-
delphia District Lawn Tennis Association.
Dr. Il. -, Hawk. William p Rowland my
self and others. These men were inter-
ested IN the idea by Howard Donovan, OF
the Cynwyd Club. one OF Phiiadeiphia.s
most enthusiastic tennis eupporters
our indoor tennis viii not depend on the
success OF this plan. for the women again
are planning TO play at Twenty-third and
Arch streets. where the women's indoor club
championship was held last year.
The First Regiment Armory this year win
stage the first annual Pennsylvania State
indoor championship In mems singles and
doubles women's singles and doubles and
boys (under seventeen years) sineies ana
doubtless This is the successor TO the Phila-
delphia Indoor championship. 30 successfully
held there last year. in which the cream OF
Philadelphia tennis competed. II was won
respectively In the singles by willis E.
Davis. Mrs. Gilbert Harvey and Serving
Wilson.
This year the event In sanctioned by the
national association and held under its
rules Not only viii Il see our local stars
In competition. but already a movement is
ON foot TO bring several prominent New
York players 20 our local courts.
1t is but n matter OF time before indoor
tennis win be a recognised sport in this
city played freely by all our local enthu-
slasts. Let us join in any movement that
will see this result and make the time of
waiting very short.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
Whiskers May Lead
to Some T0uchd0pns
REIOIT Wis (

BEL0IT, Wis, Oct. II.
PELOIT High Schools next foot
- ball victory may be by only
close shave. But no matter. 1t will
mean a close shave for the players,
anyhow.
II the Purple team does not win a
game this season, fans may be af-
forded the unique spectacle of
bearded batch Of Beloit boys bob
bing around the gridiron getting for
ward passes tangled in their whisk-
ers.
The grim fact is that players on
the team have agreed not to shave
until they win a game. It literally
will be Embarrassing" experience
for the boys If they do not win.
But at the same time, the new high
school football method has the ad-
vantage of taking all the barber out
of the alleged barbarity Of the
sport.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL

week will be spent in an effort 10 develop
new center Charley Taft has been
shifted TO center and Callahan took his
place. Cal was injured couple of weeks
ago. but IL In shape again and looks like
VIII be his substitute.
COACH BILL ROPER and his assistant,
DIR. Roy Mercer put the Swarthmore team
through hard practice today In prepara-
ton for the Franklin and Marshall game.
They fear the team will become overcon-
ndent following the victories over Lafayette
and Penn and are taking no chances with
the Lancastrians next Saturday.
THIS Is THE open season for small col
list. Little Urslnus crept In last Sat-
urday with victory over Lafayette. and
we are awaiting anxiously the next entry
after the games next Saturday.
1T Is REPORTED that Bulger Lowe. the
Lafayette star. did not enter Boston Col
lege or Fordham. but will soon be back
at Easton with Crowell. Lowe greatly will
strengthen the team---something that seems
TO be needed.
CHARLIE MCCARTHY. of Germantown.
has been appointed referee OF the Penn
Cornell game on Thanksgiving Day. Nc
Carthy is one OF the best football officials
In the East and the college coaches are
beginning to realize II.
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DAVE FULTZ TO
SUGGEST CHANGE
TO MINOR BOARD

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.--Dave Fultz and
ali the rest OF the baseball gang are tearing
around New York today emitting howls just
as II they had something 10 do with the de-
cisions of the National Commission. Dave
and the rest OF them are satisfied there Is
somethinR radically wrong with the way
the worlds series Is conducted and they'ra
fiinging suggestions for Its next stand with
little regard for the bystander.
Fultx. president OF the Baseball Players
Fraternity, managed 70 have something 10
say about the players when he was asked
how many games ne thought should be
included IN worlds series and handed
out the tip that he is getting ready 70 kick
and Kick hard when the National Associa-
tion holds It's annual meeting. November 10,
In New Orleans. F'ultz said he Is tired OF
the way the minor leagues have been run
and he proposes to put stop 70 H. He
says he has four demands and hunch
His demands are for the betterInent or the
game, and the hunch Is that they will be
granted
The rest OF the baseball toplights can
see a dlsmal future for baseball unless the
worlds series Is quickly changed and the
huge sums which so 10 the players cut
down. Also. some Of. them seem 70 think
700 much is charged the public Tor the priv
Ilsge OF watching the big encounters.
Ban johnson started Il when he got the
isea that he was going 10 stick his fingers
In and change things all round. Ban says
he doesn't like high prices and such stun.
but he didn't say that he had worn his
voice out trying TO stays them on In the
series iust slowed away. He did intimate.
however, that he II considering protest
before he allows any such thing next year.
Johnson and Arthur Irwin. who 10 busi-
mesa manager OF the Toronto International
League club. are about the only ones who
nave voiced any hearty opinions. The club
owners are keeping their secrets Fultx
says he has soms IDEAS but no isn't going
TO pass them out right nov.