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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-29

One-way second-class Colonist rates
to California from March l TO May 10,
inclusive, and September Is to Octo
Der 81, 1905, inclusive. ColoniSttiek-
cts will be on sale to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego and to other
points in California at a one
way rate; S31.65 from Grenada, Miss.
Information regarding any of the
above rates may be had Of
n. j. CARoTHERs, City Ticket Agt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-29
REPORT SUPT. W. & F. L. PLANT.

Respectfully submitted,
j + Huntingdon, City Treasurer.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-28

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Free press., 1905-06-10
State Normal school notes.


This Friday afternoon the Nor
NAL students are having picnic
in the grove and this week all had
their pictures taken near the. foot
bridge.
So pleasing have the boats pro
ven another one has been ordered
and Is expected every day.
The summer term of the Fort
Hays State Normal Is in session,
and shows a far larger enrolment
than ever, and 1t must be gatify
ing to see them coming from all
over the western half of the State,
many more counties being repre-
sented than ever before
Russell county sends Jessie B.
Bunker, Elizabeth Dee, Edward &
Leona Jantzen, S. Elma Lacey,
Frank M. Smith, Anna Wehrlc,
Idonia Wheatley.
Rnsh county enrolls Mary l.
Prior,
RookS county Anna E. and Lu
la NJ Bice,
Norton countv Elizabeth Akers,
Cove " Tillie M. Clarkson,
Laura Smith,
Sheridan county Anna II. Thorn
pson. H V Christensen,
EzlSa00rth county Mamie H
Helm. Lottie Morton,
PhiL1aps county Florence Staples
Decatur county Jesse Huff,
Mitchell county Matte GurleY,
Ireg0 county Lexie E: Eaton,
Barbara Ivan, Mary L.egrand, Am
anda and Euphemia Nelson.
ErahGna county Elizabeth Kline
kzlas county Neva Bell, Pear
Brown, Alice L Freese, Mollie
Glass, Alfred Havemann, Virglr
ia Henderson. Guy Mcmahon,
Elizabeth Meier, Myrtle Morgan,
Henrietta Meyer, Arnold Muhl
helm, Chet and Lucy Picken, Lar
ra Runyon, Edith Pierce, Bertha
Sidwell, Sandford Sites, Ralph
Stout. j. P. Shuts, J. A. Wolf
Mrs. J. F. YowelI.
| Osborne county reports one tol
next week.
12 counties represented outside
of Ellis county, and several in ths
list from this county are here fol
the schooling plainly shows this i!
not local bnt Western Kansas
| State Normal school.
Free press., 1905-06-10
C1TG Of Thanks.

AS Commander of Vance Post
No 9, G. A. r., and on behalf of
my comrades, l desire to thank
Rev. Mr.. Holt for the patriotic
and impressive memorial sermon
he preached at our hall May 2Sth,
| further desire for myself and my
comrades, to thank Comrade H. l..
Pestana for the able and patriotic
address he delivered on Decora-
ton day. The pictures he drew
of camp life, of long weary mar
ches, of lines IN battle, of the sick
and wounded in hospitals and star
walton in prison pens. were so viv
ed and true to history, as to car
ry the old veteran back to the
dark days and to recount the ma
ny thrilling incidents of his life
between the clash at Ft. Sumpter
and the climax at Appomatox.
To the members of the Hays cl
ty military band l desire especially
to return thanks and assure them
of our appreciation for their untir
ing efforts to entertain and pleas e
our friends. 1 hope we may have
an opportunity to reciprocate in
some way. TO the young ladies
and gentlemen who so kindly ia
vored Us with the vocal music, we
retnrn thanks to each and every
one of them. For the abundance
of beautiful and fragrant flowers
brought and sent to our hall fol
the decoration of our comrades
graves we feel profoundly gratefu
to the donors. We thank the gooc
ly number of Odd Fellows that jolr
ed our procession IN our marct
to the cemetery.
7, as Commander, desire to per
sonally thank the Post committee
for the valuable assistance they
rendered me IN making the servI-
ces patriotic. interesting and i'm
pressive. The committee on dec
rating the hall deserves especIa
mention. [ am, in Fraternity
Charity and Loyalty.
H. II, D0aoning, Commander,
Hays city, June 5, 1905.
Free press., 1905-06-10

Again last Sunday the Ellis and
Hays ball clubs crossed bats and
after an exciting and interesting
game Hays won by score of
Hays Z Ellis 3
The game took place on the Hays
diamond on the Bussard field and
adjoining the Normal school land :,
while Peoples religious meetings
are being held there, and 1t is un-
fortunate that the grounds were
not left over on the Freese picnic
ground, away from sight and dis
turbance OF any but the attendants
for Sunday afternoon game seem
bound to occur, as 1t is is the cnlv
day many of the players can get
away from their work, and b.lsl :
ness men can get away TO see a
game. And as the games are not
for gambling or money, they all
claim 1t is for recreation, the same
as others carriage ride.
Free press., 1905-06-10
SQUARE DEALING. OUR AIM

We use new lands each sea-
son for growing a general line Oh
nursery stock Land which posses
ses all the richness necessary TO
produce trees with stamina, hardl
ness and vigor-a great difference
il thus noticeable in OUR TREES
and grown on lands that have been
used for the same purpose every
season.
At this time Of the year we So
licit YOUR list of wants for fall
of 1905 or spring of 1906 Shipment
Costs you nothing now to orGcr
yet You get Better Prices and a
more complete assortment to Sc
Iect from,
rw Salesmen are desired every
where, We offer splendid proPo
sitions TO good men to represent
us locally or travel and appoint a
crew of men. Write for special
terms and territory. The
NATIONAL NURSERIES,,
Laa0rsnce, Kansas,
Free press., 1905-06-10
Tourist Cars Popular.

The idea that an inferior class of
people patronize the tourist Sleep
erS Is an error. On many
trips only the best class of travel
ers are found They are merely
men and women of good sense
who wonld rather travel to Califor
MA In this manner and save a
snug sum of money to be used else
where. It IS beginning to be un-
derstood that it is by no means ne
cessarY for the traveller to spend a
large sum of money IN order TO
enjoy trip TO the Pacific coast
If you ere SIS the continent IN
one of the tourist sleepers of the
Union Pacific you will enjoy your
trip and save considerable money.
Inquire of
Your Nearest R. R. Agent.
Free press., 1905-06-10

Israel Grennell has returned
from his trip to Excelsior springs.
Rev. Mumford held interesting
services last Sunday afternoon at
the Good Hope school, south west
of town.
The Street Commissioner again
gave the Public watering trough
at Zeigier's a good cleaning ont o:
moss and dirt.
Justus Bissing and Pete Qu1nt
are beng kept on the move lately
repairing traction engines.
If you want a washing machine
for Service do not buy lot OF
wheels. but buy a simple washing
machine, something that will wash
For sale by Henry Wolf &. Son.
Mcclure has ordered another
car of sidewalk brick. those he /;
laying proving so pleasing to the
people, while the prices are so re;
sonabie, and when you get q wei
laid brick sidewalk it lasts forever
and needs no repairs.
Free press., 1905-06-10

At our High School commence
ment this year there were hut 3
graduates; at our State Normal
only s. These students had reach
ed the happiest day OF their lives
for which they had been striving
for years, Yet when the day
came, instead of letting them come
forward with a pretty essay, amid
tho plaudlts cf the audience and
pride of their parents and rela
tives But instead they sit there
like mummies, look wise. while
some one else performs and wins
the applause.
No wonder large classes dwindle
down to SO few, that the children
lose interest and few graduate.
For the benefit of the schools
the management should get back
to old times and give the gradu
ates a show.
Down at the State Normal Man
ual Training school at Pittsburg
last week they graduated 81 and
instead of orations they gave prac
tical demonstration of their work,
joinery, cake & bread baking, Ice
cream making. wood turning, etc.
They had studied as we'll as had
learned a trade. President vii
kinson delivered an address that
rough labor and education 60 hand
in hand; that a higher education
means living by wits IN profession
al lines, the dignity of manual
labor
Free press., 1905-06-10

Some pensioners complain of
the Government being so partlcu
lar, case has just shown up.
After the war David Kizer of Ohio
went to the Black Hills for gold.
With no luck be became lost to
the world'' and never been heard
from tor % years or drew a pen
sion. Is years a wife waited and
then Uncle Sam gave her an IS
pension, which she has drawn for
u years. Being near death in
a Denver hospital, he was taken to
his old Ohio home where he has
answered the last roll call.
Now the government has re issued
her pension but not payable for
IL years, until it has earned the
y years pension she has drawn.
Free press., 1905-06-10

Prof. Keller went to Manhattan
Sunday evening to help Prof. Edg
erton conduct the County Normal
of Riley county, and both will
come here TO run the County Nor
NAL thro' August.
We regret to announce that the
Prof will not be the Principal OF
our High school next fall having
accepted the Prlncipalshlp of the
Atchison county, Kansas, High
school at Efingham, which was
rendered him last year and declin
ed, and agUin this year, and this
time accepted.
Our citizens Will regret to see
him go, The High School Inde-
pendent in its Year book, says Of
him, in its Faculty article:
"To successfully manage High
School is a task which requires IN
limited amount of wisdom & tact
in both of which w. H. Keller,
the principal of the Hays High
school excells. A student of the
Rose Polytechnic Institute in '92
and a graduate OF the Emporla
Normal school in '98. entered the
Hays High school as principal in
the Fall Of '03 and is closing his
Cd term to the satisfaction of both
parents and students-an end by
no means easy to reach,
Free press., 1905-06-10
ARE YOU GOING EAST?

In making arrangements for
your going East this summer II
would be we'll to consider conve
nlence and saving of time. The
WABASH, with Its own rails to
st. Louis, Detroit, Toledo. Pitts
burg and Buffalo, is the shortest
line, makes the best time and fur
nishes the best accommodations.
And thru service to New York &
Boston. Ask Your local ticket
Agent for tickets over the Wabash
for they all sell them.
Free press., 1905-06-10
WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN in this
county and adjoining territories, to
represent and advertise an old
and established house of solid
financial standing. Salary to men
$21 weekly, to women $12 to SIS
weekly with Expenses advanced
each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Horse and buggy
furnished when necessary; position
permanent. Address Blew Bros. &
Co., Dept. A, Monon Bldg, Chi
cago III.
Free press., 1905-06-10
PESTANA

who delivered the elegant ad-
dress here on Decoration day, and
who has been Assistant Attorney
General IN Topeka several cars.
has resigned that Office, retu ned
to his homo in Russell, and it is
whispered that he Will soon move
to our city, and enter next spring
the judicial race in this district.
Free press., 1905-06-10

George Griffith jr, Is now work
ing over at the Experiment station
practlclng practical Agriculture,
and in the fall will attend the
State Agricultural college at Man
haitian, and Regent Griffith is ure
ing many of our young men to 90
there next term.
Free press., 1905-06-10

WANTED-Quickly. few persons to
represent long established wholesale
house, among retail merchants and
agents. Local territory of few counties.
SlS salary and expenses paid weekly.
expense money advanced. Commission
extra. Permanentsengagement. Bus
iness successful. Previous experience
not essential. Enclose self addressed
enveope. Address, Sup ERIN TENDENT
TRAVELLERS. 3s5 Dearborn ST. Chicago
Free press., 1905-06-10
Horses for sale.

L offer for sale 3 horses, all
broke to work, good drivers and
in good shape, at reasonable prices
Will sell one or more. See the
Free Press, or me at my house on
east JunIeta street, Hays, or adj
dress j. F. YOWELL.
Free press., 1905-06-10

The Kincaltes 'IdeaP washinr
machine Is not onlY machine - =
service but also so simple II ,at =
child can operate it and we obs on
ly about 25 pounds, in t. 20 paris
which makes about 127 aoob 81
any lady can handle 9TH ease
Free press., 1905-06-10

Another of our old soldiers has
answered his last roll call, James
A. Mans of Freedom township
having died at his sons in Logan
county, where he was visiting.
The body was brought home and
buried by his children in the Eas
dale cemetery.
Free press., 1905-06-10
ugIgnS HIoM Nv 'SeoI1d
aseMoI 1o4 IeouedS oSIooO eas 90
.AlIB!oeds c SugooH ull pup
N0HI Q4ZINFA1VD
Cattle for sale.

/ offer for sale 40 head of steers
3s & As, at my farm on the North
Fork, Z miles east of Hays And
at reasonable prices, IT sold soon.
JOHN P. BROWN.
Free press., 1905-06-10
COWS WANTED.

[ Will take some COWS on shares.
Good feed and water on my farm
south of Ellis and 10 miles west
of Experiment station. Address
ED. L WOOD, Ellis, Kan.
Free press., 1905-06-10
TO loan.

| have a lot of special money
10 loan on Cattle at special low
rate o. lnte rest. See me at the
Elevator. KH 4 Modd,aa,
Free press., 1905-06-10

'Natura's Masterpiece is man. You
See me about 1t.
Free press., 1905-06-10
In the !.
Dining car

No better dining car service is offered anywhere
than on The Southwest Limited between Kansas
City and Chicago, on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Rules for Acquiring Symmetry

W.
Any young woman willing to make III few sac.3
r6ces, Miss Smith explains, may easily become
perfect in symmet try as herself. The keynote is
health and exercise. She gives the adyics:
fSiss; III
sesss
Don't worry; be philosophical; cultivate cheer
BS' S5@Ss s ss sss.
last az lreauent interyals--a week at q time e
Ereat ha properly filling the lungs to every
thsasa pssisss arc Simple
S5.sS Sss Y
55, Take a cold plunge every morning u
. Iii I. case tried before Justice Seabury and
twelve jurymen III New York a few weeks ago, tho
standard American woman it was recognized, pre-
sents the following general mea surenents
Height feet inches
HIsS 4ssss
"a discharged cloak cutter had sued his former
employer for $1,000 balancein salary. The defend.
ants DIT in the plea that the work of the plaintiff
was detective and thst therefore he was not en-
titled to any more than he had already recelyed,
In confederation OF their statement the defend
that her measurements, the ones presented aboye q
are recognized as being standard ana that cioaks
Of a supposed given size cut by the defendant did
not fit har. So she argued they could not have been
cut properly, The Court agreed with her. ST &c s
In view Of the wide field 70 bs covered, more
than a yenr is expected to pass before the task
Of the Boston Normal School of Gymnastics Y n
complete. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

less fortunate sisters we'll way will be
possible to what the American girl class
lacks and to presoribeln remedy. 51 #ss, il KS
1t sWell understood at the Boston Normal School OF
Gymnastics that no girls present problems precisely
alike and that therefore, each must be treated BY
herself Still deficiencies Of the
general characterize enable the school to find out
what IS needed most to inst that need into tho
minds Of it's teachers inGepbryo
The nearest approach to- he results now eagerly
sought wasaained BY Professor Dudley a. Sargent, tho
famous instructor physical culture at Harvard nearly
fifteen years ago. by the exercise infinite patience Pro-
fesso Sargent obtained composite photographs Of nearly
1000 American girls. n 3{ IT 81 $s 555s #
Purpose Of the UNIQUE. Investigation
# From tho viewpoint Of to-day these photographs are
surprising. While presenting development pndouht
edly more symmetrical than that Of her the
American girl fifteen Woetuy deficient in
4ches Il and arms and shoulders III VII Bg lEs,
Much better results antcipated BY the Boston
school, Since the day OF Professor sargents experiment
hockey and golf have become standard sports for
girls Moreover the attendance at schools for girls where
athletios are taught has increased BY many thousands
Therefore her development, class is believed to 20
great improved. $ ..
purpose of tho present inyes II; 9
establish tho number Of physical freaks in the United
States or ascertain how to develop girls the muscles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22


Height feet inches
weight pounds III
mage
Chest norma ]. inches
Chest contract ted. tncheS
Chest inches
inches
Waist inches
Thigh inches
.13 tnches
Hips Az tnches
ankle - Inches &
" forearm inches
81 Biceps normal inches
Biceps nexed III inches
The Newark journal., 1905-11-10
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers.

The Baptists at Jonesboro are
preparing to erect $1,000
church building.
Emma Scantlin, Jackson coun-
ty girl, Is years old, distinguish
ed herself few days ago by kill
ing a deer.
-Four unknown men were struck
by fast train No. 4 on the Iron
Mountain Tuesday near Alicia.
Two of them were instantly kill
ed.
The two-year old child of John
Faulkenberry, near Salem, fell
from high porch recently and
was instantly killed, breaking his
neck.
Benjamin Bratton. of Marshall,
one of the pioneers of north Ark
ansas, was killed by train on the
St. Louis and North Arkansas
Railroad near the depot at Leslie
Monday night.
Hiram Pope, a young man of
Nodena, was seriously, if not ia
tally, wounded at his home Fri
day by the accidental discharge of
small rifle. Young Pope was
cleaning the gun and evidently
did not know it was loaded. The
bullet entered his side and passed
through his body.
Sufficient funds have been sub
scribed to insure the building of a
cotton warehouse at Paris. The
committee appointed by the
American Society of Equity to CO.
operate with merchants aud bust
ness men, with a view to establish
ing cotton warehouses In Logan
county, has been at work securing
subscriptions to the capital stock
of an incorporated warehouse to
be located at Paris.