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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17
The Horse Died Suddenly

The late Prof. o. c. Marsh, who for
many years occupied the chair OF
paleontology at Yale, and who, at his
death, left a scientific collection of
great value to the university, used to
delight in telling the following story.
which the Youths Companion prints:
One morning ne was walking down
a New Haven street, when he met a
negro driving horse with curiously
uniformed hoof
When your horse dies" said the
professor to the old darkey, 81 will
give you three dollars for that hoof.
If you will cut it off and bring it to
me-"
Very well, sah," was the reply. and
horse and driver disappeared.
Two hours later. when the professor
reached home, he found the negro.
who mad been impatiently awaiting
him for an hour Handing a care
fully wrapped package to the pro-
fessor. the darkey said: de boss is
daid, sah.''
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17

Villiars, I trust you do not object to
waltz"
Il am in no hurry" replied Stuart
Yilliars, with grim smile, for even at
this solemn moment he felt a kind Of
amusement in the counts evident
enjoyment of the situation.
Now, see," said the count, "as the
person challenged, Lord Dewsbury
will have the choice of positions. This
one here is the best; there is more
light and it is trifie lower, marked
advantage. If he gives you the choice
remain here, my lord"
Very good" assented Stuart Viii
liars, indifferently.
And if this should be our place,
remember to aim low" informed the
count.
Stuart Villiars nodded
81 quite understand" he said. Then
he took the letters which he had writ
ten from his pocket and gave them to
the count. you will SEND these,
count?"
Certainly" assented the count,
with alacrity. Everything shall be
done with-with what do you call it?-
decorum and faithfulness. But do not
make up your mind that you are gong
to fall, my lord. Pestel that is a bad
sign!''
"Is it?" said Stuart Villiars. II am
sorry for that, for have very strong
presentment that Lord Dewsbury will
prove better marksman than To-
Tut, TUT" demonstrated the count.
Have l not seen what you can do!
Fancy that envelope you pierced last
night in the garden is lying over his
heart, my lord, and then keep your
finger steady!"
Stuart Viiliars compressed his lips
and nodded
81 trust l shall acquit myself to your
satisfaction, count" he said, and then
paced up and down at little distance
from him.
Presently two dark. figures were
seen coming over the slight rise of
the ground in the distance, and the
counts eyes frightened.
'Ah!" he exclaimed, "they come;
and-er-two minutes and a quarter
late. 1t is evident that your young
countryman, Milford Fairfax, is unac-
customed to affairs of this kind"
Il think we all are" said Stuart Vii.
liars. "The duel is out of fashion
with US, you see"
To be Continued.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17
Old One Worked Over in London.

Wee Willie-I say, father, Faith
er-Noo, | suppose yer gaun tae ask
anither redeeklous question? I've
telt We already that dinna ken
whether a man who does guild is r
good-doer Or a do-gooder, or whether
the seat o war is what the standin'
army sits doom on when it's tired, or
when a mans fallin' in the comic pic
lures why his hat is aye up in the air
and sticks there. and never comes
doom. If it's ane O they sully ques-
lions aft We so tae bed, mind that
Wee Willie-But it's no suily this
tine. father Father-Weel. what
list then? Wee Willie-What did the
Dead Sea dee o.? Faither-Af tae
bed this meenit-London Daily
News
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17
WOMEN AND CULTURE,
Feminine Responsibility Explained by
SherWin Cody,

Language and literature are the
basis of culture. No one will deny
that. The world judges our sociai
standing by the way in which we
speak the way in which we write
letters quite as much as by our
clothes. Ii we can talk like an
educated person we are at once sup
posed to be such. know a brigh,
young English woman who has read
widely and thoughtfully and has
studied good English consistently for
six or seven years. Now though she
had but the merest common school
husband lived in mortal fear that she
would make some egregious blunder
that would disgrace his professional
reputation she is almost invariably
taken by those who know her blu,
little for a Girton graduate-and Cir.
ton has higher standing as a college
in England than Vassar or Smith or
Wellesley in this country The mere
home study of language and literature.
in conjunction with household duties
and the care of children. has wrought
this marvellous transformation. says
Sherwin Cody in the Housekeeper.
The future of American culture
depends on the women. they alone
have the leisure for it, Almost every
woman has, or can have. a few hours
a day for reading and study, or tor
cultivating the art of conversation. n
letter-writing, or story-writing. T. she
would do the simple and natural and
easy thing, study her own language,
learn to write and speak well and
think well. instead of joining club
for the study of Greek art, or English
politics, or the social condition in
Greenland, she would accomplish won
ders for American refinement and the
richness and lovableness of our
national life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17
BECAME WOOD.
Dead Squirrel Grew into Tree and
Turned to Lumber.


Smiths Grove (Ky.) Times the
following story is given us by gen
tleman whose veracity we would not
doubt: About six years ago in the
fall hunter shot a squirrel, which
lodged between two small twigs the
size if lead pencil. This being near
the mans house, he watched the SPUR
rel each week. The first spring the
twigs grew and the squirrel remained
in the position it lodged. The second |
year the twigs, which had grown toI
be the size of mans fingers, died,
and so did the limb die. The third
year saw no change, but during the
fourth year the tail of the squirrel
dropped off, and the man noted no
change in the fifth, but the sixth year
he secured the limb and squirrel and
found, to his surprise, that the squir-
rel had become white oak bump.
Under the microscope could be seen
the hairs in the wood. The places for
the eyes and ears were perfect, and
where the chin and forelegs had
touched the twig it grew to them. The
legs were intact, but the feet had dis
appeared. The body of the squirrel
had grown to be about four inches in
diameter.
What puzzled the gentleman who
gave us this is, through what process
could the dead animal become wood?
AS proof of the story we can furnish
the name of the man who has the
freak of nature" in his possession,
and who watched it from the time it
first lodged.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-17
He Made 1t All Right.

Patrick F. Murphy. who, by his
brllliance at the recent horse-show
luncheon, won the title of New York's
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
Low Rates West

The Iron Mountain Routes will sell
1nne way tickets to certain points in
ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA and New
MEXICO, and all points in TEXAS, OK
LAHOMA and INDIAN TERRITORY, at
one-ha1f of the Standard one-way rate
plas $500. These tickets will be on
sale January 5th and 10th, February
End and 10th, March 1st and 18th and
April 5th and 10th.
In addition to the above, the Iron
Mountain Route will sell round trip
HOMEsEEKERs" tickets to the above
named States, on January 5th and
10th, February End and 10th, March
list and 18th and April 5th and 10th
at the rate Of one fare plus 81. 90 for
the round trip. These tickets are
limited to 2l days from date of sale.
and allow stop over at pleasure, on the
going trip within Is days.
For further Information address
II. D. WILSON,, J. P. PANN11L.
A. G. p. A. T. p. A.
3l4' Main Street, Memphis, Miss.
J-9-'O4-3m
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
AssiSMee-Receiver's Sale.

ASS1SMee-Recelver's Sale.
BY virtue Of an order from the
Chancellor of this 3rd Chancery Court
district OF Mississippi, in re No. 1883,
Estate of G. w. KOSminsky, AssignOr,
the undersigned Assignee-Receiver,
will, on Monday, February 18th, 1904,
at tho store-house on East side OF pub
lie square, East Ward city of Grenada,
Grenada county, Miss, wherein said
c. w. Kosmfnsky lately was merchan-
dising, sell In bulk, to the highest bid
der for cash, the entire stock Of goods,
wares and merchandise, consisting of
dry goods, notions, gents and ladies
furnishings, millinery, etc. etc., OF
this estate, now in said store-house.
Stock of goods believed to be modern,
in good condition and comparatively
new; subject to examination before
sale. Lease of the Suore-house and
store fixtures also to be sold. This
the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1904.
G. Is. JONES,
J-23-3t Assignee-Receiver.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
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The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
Articles Of Incorporation
of
Grenada Dry Goods Companv.

Grenada Dry Goods Company.
Sec. l. Claude Hall, w. A. Law
cook and HI. F. Simpson and their
associates are hereby chartered under
the name of Grenada Dry Goods Com
pany, for the term of fifty years, with
domicile at Grenada in the County of
Grenada, State Of mississippi; for the
purpose OF doing general mercantile
business OF buying and selling, goods,
wares and merchandise and buying
and selling such real estate and per-
sonal property as may be necessary or
Incident to the proper management of
the business of the Company.
| SEC. 2. The capital stock of the
! Company shall be Twenty Five Thous-
and Dollars, divided into shares of
One Hundred Dollars each, with the
privilege OF beginning business when
the sum OF Four Thousand Dollars
shall have been subscribed and paid in.
Sec. 3. The said company shall
have power and authority to conduct
a general merchandise business. with
all the privileges granted other mer-
chants, under the laws Of the State,
and may take and hold real estate
and personal property in it's own
name, or as security for debts and ad-
vances; and shall have and may exer-
else all the powers and authority
granted chartered Companies by
Chapter rs; Code 1892 of Mississippi
and all amendments thereto.
SIC. 4. The management Of said
Company shall be conhded to a Board
OF Directors, to be elected annually BY
q majority OF it's stock issued, and
such Board Of Directors shall consist
OF not less than two members, and
shall elect from its members the ofii-
GERS of the Company, President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasury.
Grenada, Mss, Feb. 6, 1904.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
New Jail Bids Wanted .

The Board OF Supervisors, win con-
slider at April meeting, 1904, plans
and specifications for the construction
OF a new Jail for Grenada County, 70
cost from eight to ten thousand dol
lars. j. S. KINa,
J-l2-4t Chancery Clerk. a
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Don't fail to get a Hamilton Com
bination Planter. It plants corn,
cotton, peas and sorghum. 1t is the
easiest planter operated in the market.
.ss LEIGH H-UNDERWOOD Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
Administrators Notice to Creditors.

Grenada County chancery Court
The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator Of the Es-
tate of I. T. Gardner deceased, ON the
% day OF November, 1908, hereby
gives notice to all persons having
CLANS against said Estate, to have
same probated and registered within
twelve months, or they will be for
ever barred.
This the 10th day of February, 1904.
S.. r. Tatum,
Feb. 2O-19O4-3t Administrator
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

II you are a millionaire you may be
robbed. write burglary Insurance.
T. e. MooDY, Agt.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
Preserve Your Beauty.

-
SATINOLA, Will remove and
prevent freckles, sun-tan, liver spots,
backheads, all discclorations and dis
figuring eruptfOns. 1t beauties the
complexion more than any known
preparation.
EGYPTIAN CREAM. Cures burns,
prfckley heat, chaps and all irritation
Of the skin.
NADINE POWDER. Softens,
whitens and beauties the complexion,
remains on the face until washed of.
ROSE TINT. A harmless, dry
rose which imparts delicate bloom,
and cannot be detected as artificial.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY,
Paris, Tenn.
Sold at HUGHES DRUG STORE.
J-9-3m.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
$6. 80 ONE WAY

6.5OO ONE WAY
$1,000 ROUND TRIP
TO INDIAN TERRITORIAL AND
OKLAHOMA,
$500 ONE WAY
$1,000 ROUND TRIP
TO TEXAS,
On February 10th, and March 1st and 18TH
THE IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE will sell
one-way colonist tickets from Memphis, to
points In TEXAS. Texarkana to Ft Worth,
and all points in INDIAN TERRITORY AND
OKLAHOMA, at the low rate of $780, and
round trip tickels at rate of $1,000, and to
points in TEXAS south of Texarkana and
FL. Worth, aud east of and iuclud ing Amer
lilo. Brownwood- San Angelo. San Antonio
aad Galveston. and to points in LOUISIANA
wost OF and including Cheneyville and Moe-
roe. The round trip tickets are limited to
u day from date ofsale, and will allow stop-
over 1t pleasure on the going trip within Is
days.
N. .. WnsoH, J.P. PAINFUL
A.6. p, A. TIP. A.
F-0-st al4 Main st. Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

write Employers Liability poll
cies. Investigate 'em.
r.. E.. MOODY.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
Pay your subscription to
The Sentinel.

have a wa rrant on County Treas
urer for 1854 belonging to Mrs.
Mary Ann Evans, subject to her or
his heirs order, as the law directs.
r. S. KING.
Chancery Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
BEAT B-PARsons

Jackson, ] w
Johnson, Billie
Kfx0r, Ernest
toflOre, Edgar
Long, Willie
Long, Ed
Lott, J Il .-.s
LoflOre Lewis ... T..
Monday, John Ed
1Oten John
Morgan, J v, Jr.
Miller, Lewis
montgomery, Perry
Moore, Calvin
Morgan. A ID
Muyphey. Robt
McNeal, Lawrence
Miller, Ned
Martin, tuck
MinyArd, 8 L
n Muselowhite, ID l.
Miller, Jerry,,Jr.
Mitchell. Mack
Miller. J "
Martin, w NJ
Mason, Felson
Neal, Harmon
Newman, Josh
holland. GeO-ge
Oneal. Henry
Patterson. Leroy
Persons, Bill
Platter. George
Raymond, Mack
Raymond. Ed
Ray. Lee
Rodgers. Robert
Reynolds, Ely
Robertson, Richard
Reece. Isaac
Reynolds, Jim
Stone. Haywood
Sanders, Ben
Sanders, Willie
Sledge, Jacob
StinsOn, BraxtOn
Smith, Lewis
Sledg0, Joe
Smith. Sam
Smith. viii
Summerville. J L
Shumate, NJ L
Shunlate, M
Sanders, John
Stigler. Jonas
TOwnes. Richard
Taylor, c r
Thomas, Tom
Tillman, Luke
Talford. stephen
Thompson, RObt
Tabor. Sam
u thompson. Henry
Taylor, Henry
TOwneS, Wess
Webb. Ben
Wilson, Taylor
" ashingtOn, Elias
Williams, Thomas
Wright, George
Wright, Major
Watson. Essex
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

The SENTINEL is the place to get
your job printing. First-class work
and low prices is our motto.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Anderson, Clayburu
Adams, Wilson
Anderson, p
Anderson, Jerry
Anderson, Willie
Armstrong, Lewis
Armstrong, VIM
BeAl, TIM
Black, = L
Booker. Price
B0usho. Pet0r
Branch, Walter
Branch, Charley
Booker, Henry
Boykin, Anderson
Bostick. Jim
Bryant. Henry
BOstick, Bob
Beatty, N A
Bradley, Toll
Beatty, w A
Booker, Ed
Rerryhill. N w
Brewer, Tommio
Bowdry. George
Booker, A
Brown, Henry
Bradley, Sid
BledSOe. g E
Bachelor, John
Chambers, Charley
| Carr, Walter
| Collins, Ed
] Creig. Crawford
| Carl, G N.
| CLARK, Henry
| Carr, Foster
Collins, John
| Campbell, James
Davis, Nick
Drake. John
Davis. Henry
Davis. E N
Davis, ArOn g
Drummond. w J
Fitzgerald, Nelse
Franklin, Monroe
Ferguson, Jim
Farrell. DIT
Farrell, Herbert
Farmer, J n
Fellenger. Julius
Graham. John
Golden, ] M
00aliday. Bob
Graham, Tom
Gaase, Will
Cause. Ed
Golliday, Primus
Outlet. Ben
Green, Tom
Gentry. f..
Golden, Perry
Hardey, Ed
HOleuaan. Ben
Hill. John
Hemingway. Frank
HuggIns, Kit
Halliday. Henry
billiard. Walter
Henderson. RamSy
HOdgers. George
HOlcOrnb, G l.
Hubert & r
Hurd, Dan
Hill, George
Holly, d G
Il arris, John
Harvey. T w
Inn: an. Gerry
Jenkins, Henry
Johnson, F L
Jackson. & w
George
Knox, VIM
.incaid, w NJ
Knox, Randolph
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Wanted-One hundred Tie max
ers. Apply to WALTER CRUMP,
J-9-tf Parsons, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
BEAT -HA0DY.

| Burt, Nat
Bates, Stephen
Bland. Willis
Buchanan. Ed
Bland, Joe
| Clay. Robert
Clay Frank
Collins, George
Collins, Sam
Commander, Jack
Collins, 0lasc0
&inpbell, Dan
Collins, wiley
Daile . Lewis
DickersOn, Bill
Dunn, Bob
Dr2ine, Bcnnfe
EullO We, Mason
Fletcher, Charley
Garner, Alex
Gerard, RObt
Hill, Paul
Harris, J L
Herd, Booker
Hardy. John
Harris. Jim
Harris, sam
Hill. Dave
Irwin, Haywood
Jackson, Ed
Jackson, Chester
Jackson, Irwin
Jackson, Rich
Jones, Lewis
johnson, Walter
kirkwood, Lewis
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Sellers, Bill
Sanders, Jean
Sellers, Charley
Stewart, George
Trussell, w G
Townsend, VIM
Taylor, A r
Willis, Andrew
Williams, Levy
Waldrope, ] w
Willis, Nick
Wood, Ed
Williams, Walter
Yates, Pleas
l-SPEARS.
Koonce, J F
Lee, J r
Louis, Bob
Miller, M F
Marshall, Robt
McClendon, Emil.
McClendon. Jim
Mcclendon, Lawson
Parker, Moses
Parker, John
Pitman, Hamp
Ringo, Ransom
Sanderson, Walter
1edTger, Sam
3-ENON.
Kirkman, Britt
Key, Oscar
Kimble, Kernel
Lain, Richard
Lain, Ned
Lucus, Ed
Mayhem, Nose
Majett, Isaac
Mayhem, John
Martin, Sid
Mayhem, Dennis
Norwood, Oliver
Porter, ] A
Pleas, Dave
Pleas, Will
Rounds, Cal
Rollins, Winston
Roland, Frank
Rounds, Lee
Smith, David
Sanders, Summey
Starks, Alt
Sykes, Burton
Starks, Spencer
Sykes, Aron
Starks, Alex
Tillman, Isom
Threadgill, w S
Thomas, Albert
Thompson, Wess
Townes, White
Townes, julius
Thomas, JEFF
Walton, George
Wier, Blount'Ir
Wright, Sam
Williams, Lewis
Wilson, Hardy
Wilson, Governor
Williams, Harry
Young, Julius
Young, Willis
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

1 --s=
Cooley, Walter
| Crowder, George
| George, Anderson
| Hardiman, A ID
| Hodges, Tom
| Hammer, Nat
| Harris, VIM
| Harris, Tom
Harris, Buster
| HapkinS, RObt
| Hankins, Dave
johnson, Willis
James, Clyde
James, JOnn
lJones, Frank
James, Walter
Kindall, George
Kimble, Jim
| Kindle, Adam
| Kimble, j s
I Ratclif, Walter
! BEAT :
ICrawford, F NJ
ICOle, w S
lCOOk, Bill
ICriss, Vess
IClark, Mart
ICriss, Charley
Donaldson, Sam.
| Edwards, Dock
Edwards, Walter
Edwards, Frank
! Fox, Braxton
! Gray, M O
Hankins, Chas
Harrison, w J
| BEAT
Berry, Peter
Booker, Josh
Bridges, Jim
| Bland, Robert Sr
| Bland Robert, Jr.
-! Carew, Peter
Cotllran, Robt
Collins, Renty
Collins, Bill
Dunn, Henry
Eggleston, Nose
Edmonds, Lewis
Fox, Eugene
Fenner, VIM r
Fort, Jim
Cause, Ed
Green, George
Green, Alfred
Hemphill, John
Horton, Lafayett
Horton. Wiley
Harris, Bob
Horton, F H
Hardy, Joe
Hardy, Will Jr
Hardy, Willis Sr
Horton, Jerry
Hagie, Jim
Hurd, Rape
Harrison, Dock
Harrison, Bill Jr
Hurd, Donaldson
Hurd, Juber
Holman, Sam
Harrison, Tom
Harrison, Lewis
Hunter, George
Johnson, Sidney
Jones, Win
Jackson, Tom
Jones, VIM
Joseph, Allen
Jackson, Soney
Key, Duck:
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20
CITY OF GRENADA

~AOUA0 n DA
Kelly. Jim
Kemp, 8 w
Lawson. w q
Love, Solomon
Logan, Tom
Lay, HenHy
Lamb. @ @
Lake. S 8
Melton. VIII.
Mathews. Charlie
M0rphey, I'd
Mitchell, Ed
= Mitchell, VIII
Mack, John
Morgan. ] w
Martin. Bill
McCaskill. Dock
Mallory, LY
Martin, Charley
Mason, Lucius
Majors, A
O'NeAl, VIM
Ob0niOn. Brumsey
Patterson, Robert
Payne, Sterling
Parker. John
permo1I Az
Pasforc nae
Porfar. W E
PSrr>Iw
pasSer N,o.
PoveIi II =
Pnrfjv'' Ton, n
Phillfns George
Phiiiins' q a
P0VerSIN
Ravmnn6 Henrv
Rax.IN. Chas
Reo6- Tom
Roana. lie
R0ea. Sam
RiSi, RicSarfiso,n. M M,1as
Rich TiE
Smi1h- Tom
EinSieton W..h
Svl tes' Ovens
Swano~on R..hor
SmithN lin - WI
Smith ynhr
Saiier: w. "a
ShanEs Az
Sandfond' Johr
Smith Ers~h
Eher,rar ~ a
SvLaa q
Sn,ikh Ea,~o.o
T,,rn.s,r Hor.v
Thomass Woifo-
WiIiian,s YecEsor ..
Waite WoltCr
A
William. ws,,,.
WnoS o.. q
Weid Az
Weckiv T.o.l,,r
Wee~ho@ Wh ~ II
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Lay, July
LiPsey, Gus
McNeal VIII
M4Ck Lewis
Martin. Harvey
eAxan. Jim
Mathews. Sam
Myers, Wess
Mathews, John
Mathews, Lee.
May, Henry
May, Monroe
0do1n, Andrew
Parker, John
Purdy. Henry
Parker. George
Pernell, lessee
furdy. Cap
Ross Yeager. Jr.
Ross, Nelson
Robertson, Randall
Roberts, WnA
Stokes, Jack
Stokes, Mitchell
SpearmOn, Frank
Towns. Jack
Towns, Ausburn
Thompson. Beauty
Talbert. Hiram
Talbert, Tate
Talbert, Ernest
Whitehead. Marshal.
Wink, John
Williamson, Mills
Watt, Anderson
Wilkins, Anthony
Walker, Walter
Wright, Bill
Washington. General
Henry
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-02-20

Arnold, Robert
AmmOns, John
Armstrong, Arther
Blanks, Pass
Brooks, Robt
Burris, Dennis
Berry, VIII
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