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motioneu to Constance to bring the
boats head nearer to the wind or per.
NIT the sail to I'll out little more.
Enid, ready to cast the canvas loose
ut the first hint of danger, consulted
her watch frequently. At last she
cried:
Twenty minutes, Ben
What a relief it was to hear her own
voice. The tension was becoming IN
bearable
Right y are, missy. No need to
slack off yet. TIES clearin' bit We'm
heave to alongside the rock in less'n
no time"
The fisherman was right. His train
ed senses perceived n distinct diminu-
ton In the volume of snow. Soon they
could see fifty, hundred, two hundred
yards, ahead. On the starboard quarter
they caught confused rushing noise,
like the subdued murmur of mill
race. The tide had covered the rock.
STEADY now!"
Out Of the blurred vista q ghostly
column rose in front Smooth and
sheer were Its granite walls, with dark
little easements showing black in the
weird light. The boat rushed past the
Trinity moorng buoy, She held on I'M
til they heard the sea breaking.
Lower away" cried Ben. and the
yard fell with sharp rattle that show
ed how thoroughly Enid had laid to
heart Pollards tuition.
Constance brought the Daisy round
in wide curve. and Ben got out the
oars to keep her from being dashed
against the reef.
Ends eyes were turned toward the
gallery beneath the lantern.
Lighthouse ahoy" she screamed in
a voice high pitched with emotion.
There was no answering clang Of the
door leading from the room on level
girls visited the rock, but they knew
that this was the first sign they might
expect of their arrival being noted II
there were no watchers pacing the
promenade"
Help us, Ben" cried Constance, and
mile away in the prevailing stiffness.
A window halfway up the tower was
opened. A mans head and shoulders
appeared.
Ii was Stephen Brand.
THANK God" murmured Constance.
storm, the. signal, the hissing rush of
the boat through the waves. had cast
spell Of indefinite terror, bit her lip
to restrain her tears
/ brand gave glance of amazement
Mt the three uplifted faces. but this
was no time for surprise or question.
II am coming down." he shouted.
providence must have sent you at
this moment"
/ He vanished.
What can 1t be-" said Constance.
outwardly calm now in the assurance
that her father was safe.
Must ha' bin a accident" said Ben.
THAT signal means Bring a doctor.
An there amt a blessed tug in harbor,
nor won't be till the tide makes"
J THAT will mean delay" cried Enid.
give or six hours at least, missy"
The main door at the head Of the
iron ladder clamped to the stones
swung back, and Brand leaned out.
He had no greeting for them, nor
words Of establishment
when will the tug reach here, Benz"
he asked.
The fisherman told him the opinion
he had formed.
| Then you girls must come and help
me. jackson scalded his hands anu
arms in the kitchen, and Bates was
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Dnd great epoch of her life.

ond great epoch Of her life.
Once before had the reef taken her
to it's rough heart and Tended her from
peril. Would It shield her again-res-
cue her from the graver danger whose
shadow even now doomed out Of the
deep? What was the bell saying in its
wistful monotony?
Enid neither knew nor cared. Just
then she had other things to think
about.
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CHAPTER III.

IA 7 the foot Of long flight Of
|N steps leading from the boat
WI quay to the placid waters Of
. PenZancp barbor sts,,tly built
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-05-19
Guardians Sale of Land.

BY decree of the Chancery Court of Gren-
ada county. State of Mississippi. rendered on
the nth day of April. 1906. In cause No. 1921.
as the guardian named in said decree OFFER
t0rsale on Monday. the 4th day of June.
nU6' within legal hours, at the east door of
ty. Mississippi. at public ontcry. to the hi"h-
est Didder for cash, the following lands situ-
ated IN the East ward of the city of Grenada.
Ureha9a county. STATE of Mississippi. de-
quarter of the northwest quarter. section
township twenty-five, range FIVE
east, IL. II. owder' survey east ward and
eighty-four and the south one-third of lnt
one hundred and eighty-ive, east ward
This the lst day Of May, 1906. ~
:. A. Morrison. .IoIn : Ei,c
0oiicltor LOT Guardian. Guardian.
0-1-lt
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Another Great Bargain In Railroad Tick.
cts via the Iron Mountain.

On January ? and 16, February
and 20, 1906, the Iron Mountain
Route will sell one-way colonist tick
cts to certain points in Missouri, Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Kansas, Nebraska,
Wyoming, Eastern Colorado and to all
points in Texas, Indian Territory,
Oklahoma and new Mexico, at one
half of the regular One-way rate plus
$500; for example,: The rate from
Memphis to Houston, Texas, is SIG. 80.
One-half of this, $50, plus $500
equals 5000; this being the att to
Houston. On the same days the Iron
Mountain will sell one-way colonist
tickets to Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Trinidad, Colorado, at One-half
the regular rate, plus 81. 90.
For maps, time tables and litera-
ture on the Great Southwest, address
G. F. RoUNTREE, T. p. A., or
II. d. WILSON. A. G. P. A.,
f2OJ 40 S. Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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Oh. yes we keep furniture for sale.
K. A. MEADERS & Co.
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How To Cure Skin Diseases.

Eczema is the itching disease that
nearly diStEactS one Who is there
that ever had this terrible disease that
would not give anything he possessed
to be cured OF it? Thousands Of people
throughout Texas and the South have
been cured quickly and permanently
0feczema and other skin diseases by
Imperial Remedy.
Or. r.. Atkinson, physician and sur
Eeon, San Marcos, Texas, says: Your
remedy cured my wife, and she has
mad no return OF the trouble.
For 25 years Imperial Remedy has
been used in nearly every city, VIII
lage and hamlet in the South, for the
cure of skin diseases. If you are a suf-
ferer a sure cure awaits you. For
sale in Grenada by G. w. Eatman.
Made by Imperial Medicine Company.
houston, IeXaS. 5-12- 06-4t.
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commissioners Sale of Land
State of Mississippi. Grenada conntv.

state or hlsSlsSlppi. Grenada county:
BY virtue of the terms and provisions of n
certain decree OF the Chancery Court of said
county. rendered at the a priI term. A. d..
1896, in the matter of the W. +. Martin Real
Estate Agency vs.. Hattie Walden, No. 1924.
the undeIsigned Jno. 5: King, Commissioner.
house front door in the city of Grenada in
said county, offer for sale to the highest bid
ger LOT cash the following property to-wit:
mat part of lot twenty-One(2Din Green Crow
gers survey in the east ward of Grenada,
GRENADA county, Mississippi. described as be-
ginning at the point of intersection of the
street leading to Browns crossing thence to
Duck Hid and Fair Grounds street; running
thence south along Fair street one hundred
and two feet; thence in a westerly direction
along the northern boundary of Ella Whites
lot one hundred and two feet; thence in a
northerly direction to a point ninety-six
feet west of the point of beginning; thence
east along an alley O5 feet widej to the
point or ~beginning-all now being enclosed
in a paling fence.
This: April 25th, A. D, 1906.
5-o-5t. John s. King.
Commissioner.
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. as registrar of Grenada county
Mississippi, will visit the various voting pla,
ces in said county for the purpose of regis
tering voters who are not now duly regis
tered, at the times and places following, for
Enon, Tuesday. May s. 1906.
Spears, Wednesday, May o, 1905.
GrayspOrt. Thursday. May 10, 1906.
Providence, Friday, May IL, 1906.
Hardy Station, Tuesday, May Is, 1906.
Pearfdge. Thursday, May IL, 1906.
Oxberry. Friday, May Is. 1905.
Parsons, Tuesday. May q, 1905.
Elliott station, Thursday. May "a, 10o6.
After above date the registration books
will remain open in my Office at Grenada.
according to law. e. M. RANSOM
Grenada, Miss, Apriis, Circuit Clerk.
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acids, creOSOte, ETC., from the tie plant
of the Aver s. Lord Tie Co. into the
stream known as Batupan Bogue and
thence into Yalobusha river causing
injury to fish and water thereof, and
whereas this Beard recently enacted
an ordinance prohibiting the discharge
Of such character into the streams of
this county, therefore be 1t resolved
and ordered that the Aver s. Lord
Tie Co. and B e Holcomb, superin-
tendent, thereof be and they are here
by required and notified to appear be-
fore this board at the next ensuing
June meeting, 1906, theOeof, then and
there to show cause, IL any they can,
why such discharge of refuse matter
should not be discontinued or criminal
prosecution for violation Of such ordi-
nance be ordered against them.
Whereas, w j Rayburn having fail
ed to make the bond required to paint
Bogue iron bridge, YalObusha river
bridge and Riverdale creek bridge, it
is ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids to Scrape and paint said bridges
according to specifications now Oh file,
bids to be received at the June meet
ing, and the board reserves the right
to reject all bids.
Ordered that ABLY Cohea be appoin-
ted road OverSeer of road number 16,
district 3, in place of Chas. COhea.
. ordered that Enoch Kearney be ap-
pointed Overseer on road I, district 4,
in place of w e O'bryant.
Ordered that warrants be issued to
the Board as follows:
A. Olson, president, District No. l,
one day, 16 miles, "a. 80; j. E. Shaw,
District No. ,. N day, AZ miles,
s6.l0; j. N. Roberts, District No. 3,
day, A miles, $500; j. P. Hill,
No. 4, n day, 20 mil es,
500; E. l.. Atkinson, District No. 5,
me day, SO miles, $3.50; John S.
King, clerk, n day, $500; w. IL.
;rowder, sheriff, n day, $500.
Ordered that the Board adjourn un-
the first Monday in June. 1906.
"A. OLSON, President.
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Citation Notice.
State OF MjSsissipDi.

state or mississippi.
L John II. Lea, Elizabeth II. Lea, Dabney
II. Lea, Nat w. Lea Jr., Lucy b. Lea andhel
guardian John II. Lea. No. 1886 Poplar street
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee; Willis
Il. Calhoon, San Francisco, San Francisco
county, California;; Mrs Louise Chapline.
Calhoon. Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Willie T.
Dinkins. Avenida Pueblo 70S. Colonia Roma.
Gludad de Mexico. Mexico d.. f.; William
Lea, Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee:
Chancery Court of the county Of Grenada in
sald state on the third Monday of October.
l90d, 10 SHOW cause. If any you can. why the
final account OF said Lucy b. Lea. Admins
with the will annexed OF Mrs. Win
ME IL. POWELL, deceased, should not be ap-
proved and allowed, and said Administra-
trlX discharged. This, the 10th day OF Nav.
1896. JNO. s. KING Chan ClerL
5-19-3t.
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Resolutions Of Respect.
Castle Hall, Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8,
knights Of Pythias.

Castle Hall, Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8,
knights Of Pythias.
Grenada, Miss, May 3, 1906.
On the morning of May l the sad
news was passed from lip to lip, ben
Adams is dead" Every man. woman
and child in the community felt the
effect OF this sorrowing announcement.
AS Pythians, we feel that we have
lost a true friend and noble brother,
one, who in his every day life practic.
ed Friendship, Charity and Benevo-
lence."
In the death Of Ben Adams, our
Lodge has lost an hOnOred, a kind
and unselfish member. Brother Adams
was a true man in all the walks of life.
The good OF the community was al
ways uppermOst in his unselish mind.
A perfect gentleman, and always so
considerate Of others, he held his
friends as with hooks of STEEL" and
was always ready to honor any draft
they might make upon him. In his
daily mingling with the world, he al
ways had a smile and a gracious word
for everyone. Whenever he found
anyone bearing a burden, he seemed
to always want to share it with them.
lived to make some pale face brighter
and to give
A second lustre to some tear dimmed eye;
And always impaired a thrOb of comfort to
an aching heart,
cheered some hayward sou in passin
by"
BY his death a vacuum in his home
has been made which can never be
filed. The community and the state
have lost a valuable and valued citizen,
and 1vanhOe Lodge, a kind, loving
and lovable brother. Therefore be it |
Resolved, That u heartfelt SYM
pathy goes out to and is lovingly ten
1ered his family, and assure them that
feel their great loss deeply.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF this
lodge. a copy handed the bereaved
amily. and furnished The Grenada
for publication.
j. w. YOUNG,
III. L. DUBARD,
II. e. MOODY,
Committee.
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commissioners Sale of Land.

by decree of the Chancery Court of Gren-
ada county, State OF Mississippi. rendered on
Mary A. Walters ct al. l will as
the commissioners named i'm said decree offer
Ior sale on saturday. the 18th day of June.
IgVo' wltnln legal hours, at the east door of
the court house, in Grenada, Grenada conn
ty. mississippi, at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following lands
sltuaIed In Grenada county, Mississippi, de-
scIlped as southeast quarter, section four
teen, township twenty-five, range six east.and
the north half OF the northeast quarter and
the southwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
terror sectfon twenty-three, township twenty
two, range six east.
This, the 14th day Of May, 1905.
"a; MORRISON, John S. King.
Sol. for Complainant. COMMISSIONER.
5-19-4t.
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Notice For Publication

department OF the Interior. Land Office ~
Jackson. Miss, April 81. 1905. 80
Notlce Is hereby given that the fnliowinr
nahieu settier mas filed notice OF his inten-
ton 10 make final proof in support of his
claim: and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Chancery Clerk, Grenada County.
IT GrenaGa, Miss. on June 1. 1906. viz: Ju
Illus Parsons, II. f. No. $685.. for the VIZ nwL
Meridian. """
lie names the Following witnesses to prove
ton of said land. viz: Bob McLendon. of
Mss; James Turner, John Tay-
lor and Abe Williams. of Torrance. Miss.
L. Q. g. LAMAR. Register.
4-26-ht
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IF You Don't

succeed the first time use Herbine and
you will get Instant relief. The great
est liver regulator. A positive cure
for Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Chills and all liver complaints. Mr..
=, OF Emory, Texas, writes: "My
wife has been using Herbine for her.
self and children for five years. 1t is
a sure cure for constipation and mala.
rial fever, which is Substantiated by
what it has done for my family"
Sold by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-05-19
MEET in REGULAR SESSION
The County Legislators Hold A
One Days Session-LittIe Bus.
mess Of importance Transacted

Be it remembered that the Honor.
able Board OF Supervisors of Grenada
County, Mississippi, met at the court
siouse in Grenada, Mississippi, on the
5sh day of May, 1906, the same be
aSg the first Monday in said month
md a regular term of said court.
The following members were pres
emit: District No. 1, A. Olson, preSi-
dent; District No. 2, J.. E. Shaw;
District No. 3, j. N. Roberts; Dis
Srict No. 4, J.P. Hill; District No. s,
Is. L. Atkinson; John S. King, clerk;
". III. CrOwder, sheriff.
Court was opened in due form when
She following proceedings were had:
Grenada Lumber Co., lumber for
soor house and road, SO Is; d S Wat
SOn, repairing faucet at Jail, 25c; d 0
ScmmeS, mdse., : 80; Duncan & Co.,
mdSe., 60; w c Mclean, preparing
papers April, S25; Planters Hd'w Co.,
aidse. 81 %: G Fl Guy, four days cleo
sion commissioner. SIP 90; City w &
I'll Co., bill for April, $13 20; S e
Young, lumber, So 96; J f Shaw, in
SpeCting road, 81; Il L Atkinson, ill.,
Spacting road, 81 90: w II Crowder,
Boarding prisoners, S57 90; Mrs Mil
ared, monthly allowance, pauper,
sc so.
Ordered that report of Sheriff Crow
Ser be received and ordered filed.
The following We're allowed 81 90
s0r n day holding election: ID W
&eck, I Guy, V r James, S p No
sle, r Crawford, a Olson, w G Penn,
" E MierS. II f Windham, A p
Zones, + Collins, J a Martin, l.
&cCracken, Il McCracken, and the
foilowing were allowed So 90 for three
Gays: John Owen, J NJ Windham, w
Ii R%OunSaville and t Z Smith.
The report Of J w Vance, county
treasurer, showed balance of $685. O4
due general county fund, a balance of
1901 AZ due school fund. a balance
81 S73 32 due institute fund, a balance
Of 1857 "a due permanent school fund.
q balance OF $1,000 due pension fund
and a balance Of s2,482 AZ due past
Indebtedness fund.
a L McElwrath, I days cleo. com.
5l2; b e Moore, mdSe. C. h., 50 35: {
Dr } W Young, salary health officer,
s225; Kimbrough, mdse Jail SO so; s
Report Of superintendent of Edu- J
cation James received and ordered {
aled. /
r James, salary. $50; Sentinel ]
Co., printing, $40 %; G II Ross. !
paupers, 500; d B Phillips, t
'epairing bridge, S.; w Ii Crowder, d
Nur days attending chan. court, self
snf deputies, $50; John S King, four
attending court and recording t
iced of trust, S14 %; W II Crowder,
'oSt paid %janitor and one load sand.
I'll so; G w Eatman, mdse, 7 O5: f.
Garner & Sharp, mdse, So 35: j H
williams. lumber, S38 "a; r II KIM
aid, lumber, Sl2 "a; d S Watson
( Co., repair work, $50 10; J W Low s.
FRY, lumber, 55c, y
Ordered that the clerk advertise for e!
lids to be received at the June meet II
Dg to paint the following bridges: Z
F~alobusha river, Bogue creek and c
siverdale creek. W
Ordered that bids be advertised for sc
9 floor the approaches to Bogue creek a
bids to be received at June ri
W
Whereas, various citizens of the 81
ounty have complained to the board
gainSt the discharge Of vegetable
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Letter TO B. F. Thomas.

Dear Sir: A gallon saved is "a or
IS earned.
Two gallons saved is IS or $40 earned.
Ihree gallons saved is $12 or SIS earned
-Four gallons saved is SIG or $40 earned.
Five gallons saved is $40 or S25 earned.
IL costs 90 or 81 a gallon to paint,
besides the paint; as much to brush-on
agallon OF worthless paint as Devoe.
Mr.. Ezra Rathmel, Williamsport,
Pa., always used IL gallons Of mixed
paint for his house; Devoe took 6.
Yours truly,
+. w. DEvOE, New York.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-14
Mrs. Bryan O'Connell Reliev>
ed Of S45 on Streets
Saturday.
CUT POCKET FROM HER DRESS
Begs Her Pardon for Stepping on
her Skirt. Smooth Stranger
Not yet Located.

A case OF pocket picking was executed
on the streets of Paw Paw last Saturday
that would do credit to the "Levee dis
trict" or Halstead street in Chicago.
Mrs. Bryan OConnell came to town with
two $50 gold pieces and about s. in
change in her pocket which she had
drawn from the bank several days be-
fore. Soon after noon, while walking
down Main street near the Dyckman
house corner a man passed her hurriedly
and in doing so stepped on her skirt and
begged her pardon for his carelessness.
A few minutes later she discovered that
her entire dress pocket was cut out and
the money gone. The slick, polite (?)
stranger had deftly carved out the
pocket and coin when passing. The
sherffs office was notified but the viii
lian had quietly disappeared and as yet
has not been located Several saw the
man as he passed the lady and would
be able to recognize him should they
have the pleasure of meeting with him
again. A party answering the descrip-
tion of the supposed plckpocket board
ed the west bound train but the officers
were unable to get any trace of him at
Lawrence or Hartford. He was undoubt-
edly professional pickpocket who stop
ped here for some "easy money" and
succeeded in getting away with the
goods. The loss comes hard to Mrs.
O'Connell and she has the sympathy of
the community. But of course that
don't help much in a loss of this kind.
1t is to beregretted that the guilty party
could not have been apprehended and
punished for his crime.
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RYDER BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL
Killifer's Court Yesterday.
Will be Tried.

Roe Ryder, who is charged with steal
ing hides from Ocobock's slaughter
house, an account of which was given
in these columns last week, has been
bound over to the circuit court for trial.
The examination was concluded in
Judge Killifer's court yesterday. Baugh-
er waived examination last week and is
in jail awaiting trial and Ryder is out
on bail.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-14
PAW PAW SCHOOL ITEMS
Happenings in Our High School OF
Interest to Out of School
Readers

Decatur sophomores 81 per cent; Paw
Paw 70 1918 per cent.
Commissioners Aseltne visited several
of the rooms Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Ferguson, president of the board,
was with US few minutes Monday
morning.
Visitors for the week: Mrs North,
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sellick, Mrs. Glidden
and Harley Ball.
These members of the class of 06 are
welding the birch successfully in the
following districts: Mary Lake, Acorn;
Carl Barrett, Solomon: Ruth Stevenson,
White Oak; Lillian Pierce, Longcor;
Oscar Olson, Steeple; Eva Marshall,
Lyle.
Program for next Monday morning:
America.
Reading ...........C Charles Blackwood
Instrumental solo Delbert Linderman
Leadville jim, ,........
Irene Benwire
Vocal solo o..............B Beatrice Taylor
The value of good high school to a
community is hard to estimate. it ex-
erts a powerful influence of good upon
the schools below; it holds up before
the young ideals OF higher and broader
scholarship; it is the gateway to other
wise inaccessible realms beyond; it ap'
peals to the ambition Of the young; it is
a golden strand in the interest that holds
the scholarly endeavor.-Selected.