The Grenada sentinel. [volume], December 08, 1900, Image 3

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anger
, from this horrible malady
inherit it-not necessarily
^ the parents, but may be from some
'".-ancestor, for Cancer often runs
several generations. This deadly
rtmTvlsy dormant in the blood for
F^"o"nntil you reach middle life, then
r"fi„t little sore or ulcer makes its ap
r e _ or a swollen gland in the
r*Lf „r some other part of the body,
EStbe first warning.
curt Cancer thoroughly and perma
tiv all the poisonous virus must be
"Sated from the blood—every vestage
^driven out. This S. S. S. S^s and
• the only medicine that can reach deep
*'. h f d obstinate blood troubles like th&.
Snian 'all the poison has been forced out
When au Canccr heal§i ^ the
[ the system
Isease never returns.
r-Mcer beginsof ten in a small way, as the
linwine letter from Mrs. Shirer shows
.•mull pimple Came on niy law about an inch
fo "the ear on the left aide of my face. It gave
: no pain or inconven
and I she it Id have
£i,„.tout It had it
JAJ-un to inflame uad JT
•h - 11 would bleed a ML.
tie! then seb over, but S
juid nut heal. This Sa
ntiuued foraometime, >» jJl
hen my jaw began to tfgjtsjX-V Uv
relL becoming very Mr
i-fut The Cancer be- ^HatV
_ to eat and spread, /WLf
tU it was as large asa
,if dollar,when r heard
determin
a fair trial,
,j it was temarhahle
hst a sronderful effect
bid from the very beginning; the sore began to
tsLsnd after taking a few bottles disappeared
itirelT. This was two years ago; thete
, atana of the Cancer, and my general heatlb
* - J —Mas. R. Shire., 1* Plata, Mo.
dM is the greatest of all
K ^ blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed
^■purelyvegetable. Send
_ for our free book on
Cancer, containing valuable and interest
ing information about this disease, and
smte our physicians about your case. W«
make no charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA,
Will
ues
COMING!
A. K. Httwkes, the famous Allimtu
Ppiiciao. (lirecl Iron the borne oHIce
If this great Optical House, or one
jiis practical Opticians, will remain at!
[he Store of his ageist, the Second Claes
hrujr Store, for II flsys only, beginning;
Dec. lOih. This wtK give the citizen-,
bfGrenada and vlcfctlly a rare opportu
nity of having their eyesight tested
KREE by one o(,lhe most renowned as
tret] as reliable ©ftlcians in the C ni
led Slates.
Mr. Hawkes has all the modern ap
pliances for the scientific adjustment
nf Sp.-Ctarlea an8 Eye-glasses for the
eye. There is nt. Optician inthe'C/ni
ted Siat-s who enjoys the confidence of
the peoole more than Mr. Hawke*. His
name Is a familiar word throughout a
tectieu of the countrv inhabited bv
liver twenty-tlree millions of people.
.Vr. Hawkeshas probably filled £ asses
In the even df more people of national
and inlertm'innal fame than any other
Optician living. His wonderful suc
nesit Is doe It his superior grade of
glasses, arrfi le the confidence Ike peo
ple have in t.is ability as a practical
Dptietan. IMtis firm was established
In ltto), nearly tbir.y years ago.
Call early as he will posttirdly re
main but thre-- ,,ii vs, as he has other
engagement;-* for later dices.
TION':—These famous glasses are never
Huddled.
Cau
P,mo- inher that WILLIAMS' Is the
mlj t'.l,vi Grenada where you can
let pure knote-made candy. I'bmie 146.
I Att«»rit><*r is CHlied to the advertise
ment in tfaih issue of an Audio© Sale of
lots 10 bo held Ht Holcomb. €be new
lown on ttoe>Parsons Hnd Gre»*ua rail
road. Tfcere is every pruepaol that
■this will be a thriving little hvrg after
Ithc road ie'in operation. A et**vo fac
tory corx*»rn is negotiating for ten acres
lof Und ihe purpose of erecting
■>laat, and olher projects are on foot
polking would please the 8UUTINEL
pnore than io see the town of EKolcomb
kind \U promoter ttourUh lik« .a green
ray trw.
StopH th«* Coaich
a«i t\t ork» off >li«t CuU.
Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets
dav, N«* Owe, No
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LnratUe
' ire k cold in
'«* v - 1 * ri<te ^ 5 ce n Is •
Atbtmio. rs .-Hill'd to th.- :»d«fi-tise
tm-nt «f ih.
lufsui
hflei n.,
M-< by T. ,T. H-ath.
Kller.t clgHr. Try it.
"Oiiy Omif'i-il
—f 1). Ktias Am'iifti*. ..f Nu'
Clear,
of i*oit| exclusively i« Gre
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ceady for
he Holidays
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Our usual stock is reinforced
with a special line of Holiday
Groceries that will bring joy
and satisfaction to the heart of
the housekeeper who plans an
extra fine spread during the
festal season. We have a great
variety at small cost. The
quality must be tested to be
fully appreciated.
JMBROUG-H &
•ERRY
IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Will Grenada have trolly cars?
Will our president wear a crown?
Will the annex to the College be
built?
Will Grenada have more and better
sidewalks?
Will Cashier Thomas live in a hrown ' r
stone front?
Will delinquent newspaper subscri
bers pay up?
Will Rice Pressgrove and Tom Hall
grow any larger?
Will the College girls carry a cane
nnd smoke a pipe?
Will the Democrats have a chance to
be postmasters and such?
Will the hens learn to lay eggs when
they are needed tbo most.
Will the fares on air ships allow the
poor man to take pleasure trips every
summer?
Will cows como home at milking
lime us eagerly as field hands como to
supper?
Will automobiles be the "whole
thing," and will horses be exhibited as
curiosities?
Will the government ask us to put a
revenue stamp on every batter-cake
and biscuit?
Will lovely women do the proposing?
They vrill have to If they make any
Drogress in Grenada.
Will women desert the home for the
business office and forum? She will if
the spirit moves her.
Will the "kangaroo girl'' straighten
up and walk and look like the Lord In
tended that she should?
Will people learn that the best way
to kill a town is to sendjaway from it
for the goods they buy?
Will the farmers raise fewer acres
of cotton und thus keep the supply
down and the prices up?
Will all the beaux and the boiles of
today in Grenada be bachelors nnd old
maids? It looks that way.
Will there l« planing mills In Gre
nada to work up the valuable hurd
wood timber in this vicinity?
Will the Iblind tigers beve their
olnws drawn r.nd their taileipulled out
by the roots,-or will every ixaa run his
own still?
Will a lacce government appropria
tion be spew; in dredging t\ho Yalobu
sha river «md making ft navigable,
thus heneStting Grenada beyond con
ception?
Will ihtre be moi« tftiurrh goers
who are real Christian*, <ur along in
the midak. of the ceotury will the gen
uine Christian be a thing of dim and
shadowy memory?
Will people learn nwrre of the sancti
ty of Chri at mu a day -cease to cele
brate il by the bHrhwRMis custom of
shooting skyrockets and exploding
boraWf fc-eave the notst for the fourth
of July- Jesus' hirPh^as not heralded
by thehlare of trumpets and beating
of drutts, but al si lent-s tar in the sky
iruidod the wise men ©cross the plains
to his 4«wly habitat ion. Peace on earth
and good will toward men, and less
noise jfoout it.
A pw-ie of good Jttwelry. Cut Glass
or Sterling Silver is trite most ap(tri>-;
priate present. Get it at Smith *
Carvw's
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At «he regular oteeting of Dixie]
Chapter U. D C,o« Thursday,
lowirtg officers were re-elected to serve
during; 1001: Mrs. 4 . W. Buchanan.
President; Mrs. W. E. Smith, 1st vice
president; Miss Modle Moore, 2nd vice-!
president: Miss Clara <Guy, secretary;
Mrs. !L Horton, treasurer. A very in
teresting program wns rendered, and
thn hostess, Mrs. G. B. 4 ones, served a j
delick»i:a lunch afler tho adjournment.
Disemse and danger 1-urk in the vital
The blood becomes vitiated
or^HOtu
and the general health is undermined
whenever the stomach«.nd liver fail to
perform their functions as nature in
tended. HERBINK wiil tone up the
etomacki, regulate the liver,
rtther Dreparat'ons only r elieve. Price,
Second Class (Drug Store.
-heru
50 cuitU.
FMivoy-zandy In boxes,4or Christmas
gifts, at Tas. Cuff's.A So*"s.
Prof..4- M. Gwin, the progressive
and enterprising principal of the
Cdso.lla High School -tnd Normal
College, announces an entertainment
to be giveo in the school -building on
the nignlof Dec 21, Ar, interesting
musical program
and a drunca will be played. A good
time.is promised all who attend.
Help Is *eeded at onoe when a
person's life is io danger, A neglected
cough or coH may soon become seri
ous and should be stopped at once. One
Nlluute Cougth Cure quickly cures
coughs and oelds and the worst cases
of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other
throat trod lung troubles. ■Semme's
Second Class Rrug Store.
Misses Stella Rollins and Maggie
Cook spent last Sunday In ©*tord as
tite guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. 8.-Gantry.
Broken mixed Candy 10c per pound
at Williams'.
Fresh oysters every day st Jas. Cuff
A Son's.
The celebrated W. B. Erect Form
Corset Is sold by Kosminsky.
Gabbert, Moore & Co., want
you to investigate their Furniture
stock. It is large and you can
find there anything you need at
prices that are reasonable.
will be rendered.
A SKETCH OP U, D f C, CONVEN
TION AT MONTGOMERY,
Beautiful, historic, anti-bellum
Montgomery! The Cradle of the
Confederacy! Montgomery
fraught and filled to overflowing
with historic incident and roman
tic lore!
Montgomery, the wholesouled
and the hospitable, threw open
wide her doors and gave a royal
welcome to the throng of "Daugh
ters of the Confederacy." From
New York to New Orleans, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
they came—these loyal and patri
otic Daughters to do noble work
in the cause so near each loving
heart. A bright smile of wel
come and a cordial hand-greeting
gave every U. D. C.. as she enter
ed Montgomery, the satisfied feel
ing of being doubly welcome and
literally "at home."
Pleasant apartments had been
provided, and on Wednesday
morning at io o'clock, a brighter,
a happier, a more brilliant assem
blage of brainy representative
Southern women had seldom be
fore Been seen. The first meet
ing of the Convention took place
in the Representatives' Hall of
the first Capitol of the Confeder
ate States. As we approached
the massive, historic old building,
a feeling of reverence and awe
took possession of my whole be
ing. and when, upon mounting the
broad stone steps my attention was
arrested by a brass star, bearing
this inscription: "Where stood
Jefferson I>avis when inuagurated
President of the C. S. A., Feb. 18,
l86t," the impressiveness of the
scene and surroundings became
awe-inspiring beyond description.
The exercises were opened by
Rev. Neal Anderson, accMtrated
Presbyterian divine, in an im
pressive manner, reading from
the BF>le used by President Da
vis when taking the oath of office.
H«w completely the place, the
the people, the very a&xiosphcre
took one back to the stormy, the
soul-tstirring days of sixties. How
one &:lt the very spinit of those
tense, exciting times pulsating
threughout one's whale being!
And the thought came over and
ovor again, "Thost were the
times to try mens' -souls." But
we had come, after Tike lapse of
trctiy long, changeftil years, only
in a spirit of sweet,eoftened sor
row to commemorate the death
less deeds of the dear departed,
ar».;l to show by orr works, to
fc-eth dead and living, our cease
less appreciations of their valor,
Jiheir victories, thecr suffering and
tiheir sacrifices.
Throughout fou-pj ays the U. D.
C's held businesis sessions, in
■**hich great interest was manifest
«<t and much maULerly eloquence
'disjuayed. .
.. The principal -subjects under
|<t!tscussion were the Jefferson Da
jviis Monumental fctnd, the Forest
Monument, the erection of a
thefol-limonument to the Manassas he
roes, and the amosding of the U.
]!). C. Constitution!-. Other minor
matters came up, repeatedly, but
ere t on unimportant for record,
And it is with shame and sorrow
but truth comp els the confes
Ssfion—that the Montgomery Con
s-ention was not rsne series of pa
Jtrioticiappeals, atraii (professions of
•sisterly love and faith. The
"'green-eyed-monster" has crept
in, even here, and it is seen with
deepest humiliation and pro
foundest sorrow. -O, Patriotism!
how many petty evils creep in un
der thy name! BuUit is a part of
ny creed to overlook the short
comings and to remember only
the good, theenobling, the elevat
ing, so let it be with the U. D. C.
01 Montgomery. All great na
tions, all notable organizations,
make mistakes in tS-eir infancy,
and so while errors now creep in
to tlhe government <£ this vast
body of U. D. C., yet so doubt, in
time, it will prove to be one of
the -greatest and grandest, most
effective of the good orders of
the ages.
Montgomery, socially, is South
ern hospitality, pure, atnadulter
ated, perfect; the same lavish,lux
urious hospitality that one now
hears of, but seldom sees. In the
many magnificent receptions,
with fkeir bounteous, splendid ap
pointments, with their dazzling
array o 4 beauty and chivalry, one
realized the indescribable splen
dor of t'hch ospitality of the Old
South. "So sad, so strange, the
days that are no more.
At midnight, of the fourth day
of the meeting, after the re-elec
tion of the same officers, the se
lection of the next annual meet
ing place (Wilmington, N. C.),
after many heartfelt well wishes
and friendly good-byes the U. D.
C. Convention of Nineteen Hun
dred came to a close.
Josie Frazee Cafpleman
By way of postscript let me say
that the Mississippi delegation
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See! See!! See!!!
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The Finest and Prettiest Line Ever Shown Which Includes
Brushes in Ivory,
Ivory and Celluloid Mirrors,
Shaving Sets,
Atomizer Sets,
Atomizers,
Desk Sets,
Gold Plated Mirrors,
Gold Plated Picture Frames,
Silver Knife and Fork Sets
for Children,
Photo Albums,
Autograph Albums,
Crest Wave Photo Cases,
Jardiniers,
Vases,
Fern Bowles,
Clock Jewels,
Powder and Puff Boxes,
Jewel Cases,
Gold Plated Pomade Jars,
Salt and Peppers,
Sugar Shakers,
Napkin Rings,
AluminumComb & Brush Sets
Fancy Celluloid "
In Celluloid we are Showing
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
Necktie Boxes,
Glove Boxes,
Celluloid Novelties,
in various designs.
In Leather Goods:
Collar and Cuff Cases.
Real Ebony Military Traveling Cases,
Real Ebony Cloth Brushes,
Real libony Hair Brushes and Combs.
Gaines too Various to Mention, among which
are included: Crokonole, Carrorn, Archa
rina, Grolord Chess, India Fascinator, I-ltc.
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Rubber Dolls, Fancy Balls. Work Baskets. Blocks. Etc.. Etc.
In Medallions we have the Largest and Prettiest and Cheapest
Line we have ever shown, in prices from 25 cents to $8.00.
A pretty assortment of Booklets. Calendars. Fancy Cups and
Saucers, also Novelties in Glassware.
We show a handsome line in l'earl, Ivory and Stag Handles,
bought especially for the HOLIDAY TRADE.
In Pocket Cutlery
Every knife
Guaranteed except Rodgers, We especially recommend and guarantee the celebrated BLUE GRAS>
RAZORS.
WF. are showing Palmer's Fine Odors in Fancy Packages and Bulk Goods. None better made.
We Slave the largest line of Miscellaneous Books ever brought to this market, which includes the
Poets, the Latest Novels by the Best Authors, a line of 25 and it cent books by the Best \uthors. You
will have to see them to appreciate them Full Line of OXFORD BIBLES, ETC., PiTC.
Fancy Box Papers, Fine Soaps, Etc., Etc.
Make your Husband or Sweetheart a present of a Box
of THE SECOND CLASS DRUGGIST CIGAR, Noth
ing could please them better.
k
was wery proud
President, who rendered herself
more than ever popular, by her
wisdc m and sweet womanly ways.
Many persons have had the experi
ence of Mr. Peter Sherman, of North
Stratford, N. H., who says, "For years
sobered torture from chronic indi
gestion, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
mH<k
well man of mo.'' It digests
what you eat and is a certain cure for
dyspepsia and every Iforni of stomach
t^ovibld. It gives relief at once even io
the worst cases, and can't help but do
you good. Setnme's Second Claes Drug
Store.
SjcUi relay.
Hi II«* ricAfied t<
December 15,1000.
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December. l.">, I will be in my office
Grenada, up stairs over the Grenada
Hardware building for the purpose oft
meeting those who desire to attend the J
Grenada Business Col lego, and win be
pleased to answer all questions per
taining to the branches taught in my
J. T. Thomas, tPrea.
schooi.
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Cl i£KS llLOOl) IMHSeJT.
illottie of Itemeriy Fre#.
De« p-eealed, obstinate cases, the
kind thc.t have resisted doctors, hot
springs aod patent medicine treatment,
quickly yield to Botanic Blood Balm,
thoroughly tested for 80 years. Have !
you mucuaus patches in the mouth?
Sore Throat? Eruptions? Eating Sores? j
Bone Paios? Itching Skin? Swollen I
Glands? StsT Joints? Copper Colored
Spots? Chancres? Ulceration on tko
body? Hair and eyebrows fall out? Is
the Skin a u:us3«of boils, pi tuples and
ulcers? Then this wonderful Botanic!
Blood Balm specific will completely j
change tho wviiole body into a clean,
perfect condition, tree from eruptions,
and leave the skin smooth with live
glow of perfeet health. Blood Balm
builds up the broken down constitution
improves the digestion. So suf
ferers may test Botanic Blood Balm
treatment a trial bottle given away
free of charge.
Blood Balm for sale by druggists at
per large bottle, including complete
directions. For trial bottle, address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. De
scribe trouble and Free medical advice
given.
Don't give up in despair, but write
once. You may be cured by Botanic
Blood Balm. Over Jdud testimonials
cures. Help is at hand as Blood
Balm never fails to cure or stay cured.
For sale by D. O. Semmes.
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady, cured of her Deafness
and Noises in the Head by Di. Nichol
son's Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000
his Institute, 60 that deuf people un
able to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No. 6416 C.
The Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth
Avenue, New York, U. S. A.
[■V -jr 7 " _ ___ _ _ _| WHITE'S CREAM <
VVORMS! VERMIFUGES
' ___ __ __ t_ Mint inQuar.uty. — Brut in Quality. ^
For 20 Years Has Led all Worm Remedies. iSEIS&Mri!
BOLD BY Al.Ii DRUGGISTS.
JAMES F. BALLARD, St. Louis.
JPrepaml by
Solti by 1>. O. SEMMES, Grenada, Miss.
R. Doak, V-Pre*.
J. W. McLeod,C ashier
Wm. C. McLean, Pres.
*<THE MERCHANTS' BANK,*
GRENADA. MISS.
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Collections Given Promot Attention and Quick Returns.
CAPITAL - $ 00,000 OO
We Want Your Busines
DIRECTORS:
R. Doak, G. VV; Trimble, Bent I'ice, IL H. Barksdale. Win. C. Mc
Lean, J. E. Hughes, J. H. Barksdale. J. L. l'inley.
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Bakery and Family [Groceries
Telephone 50. GRENADA, MISS
PTMny 20 .1000.
A GOOD THING.
German Syrup is the special j
prescription of Dr. A. Boachee, a
celebrated German Physician, and is |
acknowledged to be one of the most
fortunate discoveries in Medicine, it
quickly cured Coughs, Colds and all
Lung troubles of the severest nature,
removing, as it does, the cause of the
affection and leaving the parts in a
strong and healthy condition- It is not
an experimental medicine, but has
stood the test of years, giving satisfac
tion in every case, which its rapidly
increasing sale every seasoa confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States in IStfS, and
is now sold in every town and village
in the civilized world. Three doses
will relieve any ordinary cough. Price
75 cts. Gets Green's Prize Almanac.
J. E. Hughes.
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Seeds
Ferry 'b Seeds
known the
io**« reliable Seeds that
bought,
on cheafi seed* and lose »
ou the harvest.
1901 Seed Annual free, j
0. M. FERRY A CO.. ^
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Don't save a
nickel
dollar
Detroit. Mich.
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