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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-13
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'"Gl[l 1oFoR COAL"
tine COAL SITUATION.

To the Public. 49,.
We. have refrained from making
any positive statement relative to the
coal situation, or expressing any opin-
ion as to what might reasonably be
expected to result from recent agi-
~tation, though repeatedly requested
to do so, until such time as we could
become informed as to the facts.
After a close and careful study of
all the complex conditions entering
into the present situation of the
country's fuel supply; after having
| read the schedule Of maximum prices,
effective July 1st, as agreed upon be-
tween the Coal Operators of the
| country, and the Council of National
Defense, we a see no hope for low
err prices for coal, than those prevail
ing now. The maximum prices agreed
upon. average just as high as the
average price prevailing before the
agreement, and average higher than
| the price we paid for the coal we
have already sold and delivered, or
now have on u yard.
While it is a fact that a fixed,
maximum price at the mines will do
| IluCIl W StdUIiiLc Vic UhoiitCoo, vi
bring order out of chaos, it will not
produce any more coal, nor help the
already overburdened transportation
lines to move it any faster.
Consolation may be found in the
| figures which to show an increased
production, but statistics will be of
little comfort to the householder next
Winter, if unable to get the fuel nee
essary to keep the family warm.
Our advice at this time, to every
one, is to lay in the next Winters
fuel without delay. The more coal
that a be stocked this Summer, the
more that canbe placed in consumers
bins. the easier will conditions be next
Fall and Winter when the inevitable
coal shortage and transportation diff
fculties occur, and when carried out
to it's last analysis the trouble is more
a matter of transportation than any
thing else.
Further than this, any person who
stores his coal now, instead of next
Winter, thus helping to release one
car at that time to transport supplies
to "our boys"-perhaps u own Gre
NADIA boys-at the front, is to that
extent a patriot, because he has done
his "bit" toward helping his country
in it's hour of need.
This feature of the situation is de-
serving of serious thought.
While our surplus stock of coal is
not as heavy as we could wish it to
be, under existing conditions, we have
some Of every kind of coal we handle,
and urge you to place your orders.
Assuring each of u customers of
our appreciation of their patronage,
we are, Yours very truly,
JAY-EM-BEE COAL & GRAIN CO.,
]. M. Brown, Manager.
Grenada, Miss, July IL, 1917.
lchl I'm E0R c0AlO
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Mr.. William Peters returned last
Saturday morning to Jackson, Tenn,
after a few days visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Phillips leave
this week for Monroe, La, where Mr..
Phillips has accepted a position with
The News-Star. Mr.. Phillips has
been connected with The Sentinel
force for the past ten months, and
both he and his wife have made many
friends in Grenada who regret their
departure. His place at the linotype
machine will be taken by Miss Marion
Beatrice Van Maanen, of Water Val
ley.
The Sentinel is requested to an
nounce that the Church of God re-
vival will start July Is between Mrs.
Aldridge's and Mrs. Tilghman's, two
miles west of Hardy station, in charge
of j. A. Davis and workers from
North Carolina, who held a meeting
in Grenada the latter part of May,
1917. Everybody invited to come
and enjoy a feast of good things from
the Lord = =
The Sentinel tenders apologies to
Mr.. n. J. Carothers, Jr., for its fail
ure to note his arrival at the home
of his good father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Neal j. Carothers. The
young gentleman is said to be a fine
specimen of baby boys and The Sen
tinel tenders heartiest congratula-
tons.
Mr.. Lewis Vile was in Grenada for
a short while Wednesday of this
week. He stopped " between
trains to see the graves of his father
and mother who are buried in Odd
Fellows cemetery, this city. While
here he saw many old friends who
gave him the glad hand. The Vile
family will long be remembered in
Grenada. They deservedly had the
confidence and the esteem of the
best citizenship of the county
Lewis Vile is in business at Shreve.
port, La, and is married and has five
. children.
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Mr.. Frank Yorks is the possessor
Of a new Ford, having traded in his
Buick.
Mr.. Willis, of Grenada, and Mr..
Minis, of New Albany. representing
the Government demonstration work
were in Ripley yesterday and while
here talked to the board of supervis-
ors about putting in the work in this
county. Mr.. Willis. in behalf of the
Government. proposed to supplement
the salary of a demonstrator for this
county to the extent of $500 a year
if taken at once or before it is placed
elsewhere. The board took no action
on the matter but has it under CON
sideration.-Ripley Sentinel.
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Carbon economizers at Sentinel of
flee. Makes a sheet of carbon paper
last three times as long.
Senator J. A. Blount made his
weekly visit to Charleston Sunday
and could not close up his ease" un-
til sometime Monday. Besides the
Senator there We're several of Grena-
da 5 younger candidates for the at
fections of some fair damsel who al
so traversed the road from here to
Charleston. In fact these younger
ones go just about as often as the
Senator. 1t is impossible to figure
out the p~ersistency of their efforts
when it is considered that they do
not seem to wear the air of ones who
are succeeding in ~unwinding Cupid's
wiles. Is it possible that Charleston's
most lovely young women are hard
of hearing or are they treating the
protestations of the affections by
Grenada's sons as a joke? Charles
ton maidens. these young men are
serious; they are in dead earnest
they have told this Office they were.
and or n occasion went so far as
to recite some poetry that they ex-
pected to Zoo" at you. Names Civ
en- later, if you desire it.
Mr.. Earnest Penn was in Grenada
several days last week visiting his
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Penn.
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Local, Social ano personal.

,Ceseo loose leaf ledgers are for
sale at The Sentinel Office.
Mr.. J. B. Perry was a business Wis.
itor to Memphis this week.
No. 666 will cure Malaria or Bill
lous Fever. 1t kills the germs.
Miss Estes Calhoun, of Cascilla.
Is the attractive guest of Miss Louise
Perry.
Mr.. W. c. Thomas came over from
Clarksdale last Sunday to be with his
family for'the day.
Miss Katherine oJnes, of Koscius-
ko, was in Grenada a few hours last
Thursday enroute to Charleston.
y **
Mr.. S. M. Stein went over to
Greenwood last Sunday to spend the
day with his many Greenwood friends
and relatives. ~ 49,. .aa.
Mr.sJ. E. Enderlin's many. friends
are glad to see, him at home again
after. a three, weeks stay in a New
Orleans hospital. - ~. .ff'
1Hts4ti f, -
'Mr.,B. c.. Adams and wife and Mr..
S. s. Roane and wife left Wednesday
morning in auto for OkolOna, where
they will visit their sister, Mrs. R. J.
West IS. - = ~.
Miss Mamie Vance, of Holcomb,
has accepted a position with Mr.. C..
r. Cholmondoley,. superintendent of
the ational Life & Accident Insurance
Company.
DR.. F. S. Hill has just returned
from COvington, Tenn, where he has
been visiting his wife, who is spend
ing some three weeks with her par
ents there.
Master Edgar Lawrence went down
to Jackson Wednesday to visit his un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gran
than at Rankin Farm, five miles east
of Jackson.
Mr.. E. P. Juchheim, proprietor Of
the Juchheim Wagon Works, Green
wood, and an old Grenada boy, was
in Grenada a few hours last Saturday
enroute to St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Countiss, ac-
companied by Miss Kate Lou and two
little sons, John and Eugene, went
over to Houston last Saturday to visit
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. R. P. Whittle and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, returned to their home in
Montgomery, Ala, after a pleasant
stay with her two brothers, Messrs.
J. H. and Thomas Medley in Grenada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Barnett left
Monday for Grenada, where MI. Bar
nett has accepted a position. He has
been employed here by A. D. Elder
for several NOTWITHSTANDING DEM
ocrat.
Mr.. Lewis Bransford, of Blacks
ford, Va, is in Grenada visiting his
sister, Mrs. ]. S. Sharp. Mr.. Brans-
ford has many friends here who are
always glad to see him on his none
too frequent visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durrow Horn, of Ba-
den, South Carolina, + in Grenada
with Mr.. Horns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Horn, until August l.
Durrow is in the concrete business in
| Baden and doing nicely.
. Attorney j. L. Barnard made a
business trip to the Crescent City
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Barnard states that he had num-
erous opportunities of serving the
thirsty in Grenada, all of which he
refused.
{ Mr.. E. E. Penn has resigned his
position with the Southern Sewer
[ Pipe Co., of Atlanta, and is in Gre,
: NADIA now with his parents, Mr.. and
= Mrs. E. A. Penn, pending the time
|, the Grenada Company will be called
.out, of which he is a member.
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If ANYONE HAS

That's neWs-eelephone 20 or tell .
Sentinel reporter.
Hon. w. s. P. Doty was a Charles
ton visitor Teusday.
Mr.. Wallace Rush was a Clarks-
dale visitor last week.
Mr.. Wiley, of Oxford, is visiting
his friend, Mr.. s. F. Butler. .~AA
Mr.. J. p. Pressgrove had urgent
business in Friars Point last week.
e"H &' - :
Mr.. H. W. Darby is back in, the city
after a several days business trip.
Mr.. H. M. Parker, of Jackson, was
a Grenada visitor last Saturday and
Sunday. hr
Mr.. George Cranberry went over to
Clarksdale last Sunday to visit his
mother.
Mr.. William P. Hammesly, Jas.
Cuff & Sons head baker, is now wear
ing glasses.
Raphael Semmes advises a Sentinel
reporter that he is not going to jack
son Sunday.
Mr.. J. H. Dogan, of Cascilla, was a
prominent Tallahatchian who called
at this Office last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Owens has as her guests
this. week, Mesdames Kate d. Brock,
of West, and Mrs. Harris, of Charles
ton.
Mrs. Harvey Harris and children,
of Charleston, are guests at the home
of Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs. Ida
Owens, in Grenada.
Miss Katherine Simpson, of near
Oxford, is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Jones and other
relatives in Grenada.
Both members of the firm OF
Blount & Newsom, attorneys at Jaw
motored up to Coffeeville Wednesda!
on legal business.
Mr.. Charles w. BOSNIAN was one
among about fifty Grenadians VIII
attended the dance in Charleston las
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Miers, accom-
panied by their three children, Stelia
Walton and Milton, Jr., motored u
Memnhis Wednesday.
Miss Lena May Galloway passe'
thru Grenada Wednesday enroute 10
Oxford, where she goes to visit ne
sister, Mrs. B. E. McLarty'
Miss Annie McElwrath has heturn
ed to her home in Grenada after De
ing the guest of Mrs. C.. W. MERIT
for a few days.-Indianola Tocsin.
Mr.. Harold Charles has returne'
from Fort, Sheridan, ILL.,, where n
has been at the officers training camp
Mr.. Charles was turned down on &c
count of weight and is back IN gre
NADIA now with the Illinois Contra
Railroad Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cammack an
son, of Rolling Fork, Miss, wer
guests Monday night at the home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Beasley, in TIRE
NADIA. Mr.. Cammack is an uncle Q
Mr.. Beasley. The party were er
route by auto to Los Angeles, Cai
fornia, where they expect to mai
their future home,
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Mr.. Frank Yorks is the possessor
of a new Ford. having traded in his
Buick.
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Mr.. William Peters returned last
Saturday morning to Jackson, Tenn,
after a few days visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Peters.
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Mr.. E. E. Penn has resigned his
position with the Southern Sewer
Pine Co.. of Atlanta, and is in Gre
NADIA now with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Penn, pending the time
the Grenada Company will be called
out. of which he is a member.
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Attorney j. L. Barnard made a
business trip to the Crescent City
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Barnard states that he had num-
erous opportunities Of serving the
thirsty in Grenada, all of which he
refused.
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Hon. w. C. Trotter, of Winona,
was a Grenada visitor last Sunday
and Monday. He came up to spend
the two days with his wife and little
daughter, who are visiting in the
home of Mrs. Trotter's parents.
Judge and Mrs. VIM. c. Mclean.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. N. Cammack and
son, of Rolling Fork, Miss, were
guests Monday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Beasley, in IRE.
NADIA. Mr.. Cammack is an uncle OF
Mr.. Beasley. The party were en-
route by auto to Los Angeles Can-
fornia, where they expect to make
their future home.
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Rev. T. M. Brownies, of Grenada,
representing Grenada College,
preached at the Methodist church in
Ripley last Sunday. He went to New
Albany for the night service but re-
turned to Ripley and spent Monday.
Mr.. Brownlee was in school several
years ago at Dumas and hence met
many friends in Ripley whom he had
known some years ago. He is n of
the splendid preachers of that demon
ination and a very fine gentleman in
every way. The editor of The SEN
tinel who has known and esteemed
him for many years, was very glad
indeed to have a social call from him
while he was here.-Ripley Sentinel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Durrow Horn, of Ba.
den, South Carolina, are in Grenada
with Mr.. Horns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. H. Horn, until August l.
Durrow is in the concrete business in
Baden and doing nicely.
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Mrs. W. C. Trotter and her inter
esting little daughter, Susie, of Wi
mona, came up the latter part of last
week and spent several days with
Mrs. Trotter's parents, Judge and
Mrs. VIM. C. Mclean. On Sunday
Mr.. Trotter Joined them, having just
returned from a business trip to
Washington City.
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Carbon economizers at Sentinel of
flee. Makes a sheet of carbon paper
last three times as long.
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TRY "CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
If SICK OR BILIOUS
Tonight Clean Your Bowels and
Stop neahache, Colds, Sour
Stomach.
Get a 1O-cent box now.

Get a 10-cent box now.
Turn the rascals out-the headache
biliousness. Indigestion, the sick. sour
stomach and bad colds-turn them out
tonight and keep then out with Cas-
carets.
NJ Hons of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels, or an upset
stomach.
Don't put n another day of distress.
Let Cascarets cleanse you stomach;
remove the sour, ferment;ng food !;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out an the constipat ed
waste matter and poison in the bow
els. Then you will feel great.
A Cascarets tonight straightens you
ont by morning. They work while you
sleep. A Decent box from any drug
sA0re means clear head, sweet stom-
ach and clean healthy liver and bow
Ell action for months. Children love
Cascartes because they never grippe
or sicken.-77.
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ost Effective Remedy
Mother Had Ever Used
a7. GALpWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
RELIEVES BABY WHEN OTHER
W-DiCINE FAILED

Tnoye IS nothing so necessary to
ukilI'e health and comfort ar regular
It. CT the bowels. All children are
:. usciuiiy susceptible to stomach
--oubIe ard any. overstrain Of the
sensitive organs has { tendency to
Dosuuct nation. This condition
: lesacUEihie for much Of the illness
D ch-Ghse1.
u re ueTs constipation a mild laxa
lie cA?cia be employed. Cathartics
a. a-I 2a5iHes are violent in their ac-
ticn AMI eh0ni5 &c avoided. Mrs. AL
frsd Dr. Bols Mt. Holly, N. j.. says
D. Ca.uu4!,'s Syrup Pepsin is with
ut douht the most effective remedy
&c constipation she has ever used
ard t1't t Is The only remedy she
ccu.L f.rd scr her baby. Little Earl
W.. aatl.' colsFi9ated during his first
!, u aLa -uta.,E she tried seemed to
ne,a li:r anti she got bottle of DR..
CALDWELL ;.yr.D Pepsin. Now he is
: fire stIong. Healthy boy. and she
Ial.ls II. Caldwell for it.
Ir ~al1T as Syrup Pepsin is 4
ellft*.4ali@n IT simple laxative herbs
rita pe9ei1 F-ee rom opiates or mar
5odo dsLgs; s. acts gently without
grip,nss CT cEee discomfort, and APP
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afternoon consisting of representa-
tiyes from the Board Of Trade. Civic
League, Raoul Foundation Committee.
Board Of Education, U. d. c., d. A..
r., Ministers association and city Of
ficials, to invite the Southern Socio-
logical Congress to come to Bruins
wick the week commencing February
10. This meeting will be held in DIR.
Abercrombies office Monday after
noon at 2:30 p. m.
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At tie sijou.
It IS frequently contended that the
motion picture screen fails in its e.
forts TO adapt stage Successes as II
loses many OF the effective points OF
the stage play. IN the case of "Snow
White" an adaptation OF which has
been made by the Famous Players
Film company with Marguerite CLARK
in the stellar role. rhe PRODUCES be
Heve that they have refuted this coz
tention. Snow White" will be re
membered as the heroine of the he
owed fairy tale by the brothers
Grimm. Those who are blessed with
good memories will recall that there
is much magic wrought in the pic
IRE by the Witch Hex Whereas, the
heater is restricted in its ability tC
produce these magic spells and mean
tations it is very easy for the Iao
ton picture producer to depict any,
thing that he wishes, through the
medium Of trick photography. There
fore, Miss Clark, who scored a ire
mendous success in the, stage version
Of Snow White at the Little Thea
ser a few seasons $50, Will have an
opportunity CT demonstrating to film-
lon the super ia~ity of the motion pic
ure version over the stag play when
his Paramount picture becomes the
.ttraction at the Bijr2 Monday.
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Inquirine About Cottages.

Some of the local real estate agents
have been receiving inquiries for some
weeks about renting cottages on st.
Simons for the summer, and a num-
Der of the people who have sent
these letters have already closed rem
tai contracts. From this it can be
inferred the coming season viii be one
of the mos successful seasons in the
history Of this famous resort.
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peals to children because Of its pleas
ant taste. Druggists everywhere sell
it for fifty cents bottle. and every
mother should have ii in the house
for use whenever occasion arises.
TO avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes always be sure 10 ask for
Dr.. CaldweI's Syrup Pepsin. See thai
a fasimile Of DR.. CaldWell's signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle is packed
A trial bottle, free of charge, can be
obtained by writing to Or. w. 3
Caldwell $50 Washington St.. Mon
ticello. Illinois.
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CONFERENCE: Of
AUTO DEALERS
20 De FIELD IN ATLANTA WHEN
THE BIG LAND SHOW
is HELD.

ATLANTA, Jan. PA conference
If all the leading automobile dec Frs
Of the south will be held IN Atlanta
during the Southeastern automobile
shcW &c he held i chis city from Feb
r,arr "A TO March s. The leading
faCtory branches Ind distributing
7Gencies are arranging to bring their
dealers in the southeastern territory
o Atlanta during the show and far
reaching plans will be laid.
Directors of the show who have
been attending the national automos
bile show at New York have secured
the very active cooperation of all
cars and accessories, and have booked
many Of the biggest features OF the
New York show for the southeastern
show. Ali the latest models will be
mere, including several new cars that
have caused sensations in the motor
world, and the selling organizations
Will have the benefit OF studying at
first hand the big selling features Of
1917 cars.
All available space in the audito-
rum has been applied for, and it is
probable that much more space could
be used if it were available Show
models already are beginning to ar
rive in the city and final details are
being worked out by the various com
mittees.
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as QHicer prury.

In reporting the confession of one
Of the negroes who robbed the store
Of the Wright and Gowen company
Wednesday night, the News said it
was Officer Amos, but which should
have read Officer Drury.
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liquor oNIpmGH-G LT9HI-
For the past several days liquor
shipments to the city by both rail and
river have been a. great deo; lighter;
in tact, it amounts to something Ike
twenty per cent 1t is noticed that
police court has fewer cases for
DRINKS" than in many years.
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A SEASON OF TORTURE FOR SOME
Hay fever causes Untold misery to
thousands. Asthma, too. counts its suf-
ferers by the hundreds. Foley's Honey
and Tar soothes that raw, rasping feel
ing in the throat, relieves hoarseness
and wheeling makes breathing easier.
heals inflammation permits refreske
ing slumber. Contains no opiatas.
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Yesterday was grand day-an alb
solutely ideal one. Neither too hot
nor too cold. Forecast states it will
be fair again today.
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At Lanier.

AZ La1ier.
Oyster roasts and music for dane
ing furnished private parties at La.
nicr's Bath House. Phone $50 or 79G
for prices.
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Continues to Improve.

OCWLlHUGS 90 AiHPI ONG'
The many friends of Judge J. e.
Dart will be glad to learn that he con-
tinues to improve and will probably
be at his office tomorrow or Tuesday
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Skaters Nude Bread, cents the
loaf McCalrs Grocery.
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W. o. Charles. New Orleans, is in
tho city.
c. F. Cooper, Jacksonville, is in the
city.
William w. Wade, Memphis, Tenn.
is spending few days in the city.
After a visit to the city, Col. Os-
car Nail has returned to his home in
Jesup.
". N. Pail has returned to Jackson
vile after spending several days in
tho city
c. c. White, Milledgeville. who has
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through
Atlanta
fuan sleeping
birmingham Memphis and Kansas
between Everett
VIE sooIHEkN SERVES THE souTH. sl3
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An Important Meeting.
A meeting will be called Monday
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c. C. White, Milledgeville. who has
been spending several days in the city,
has returned to his home
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Highest cash price paid for dia-
monds. Strictly confidential. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 423, City.