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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09
Local and Personal

It's at the Second Class Drug St re.
Phone Bob Kinca'd for ST we WOO
and lumber See his ad.
Mr.. r RI kinclid, Jr. of Memphis,
is %viSitin . hnnefolk> in Grenada this
week.
Try Black Wed Tonic for LaGrip
it will cute you End Class Drug
Store. Is 0S-if.
Mrs. Mary Smith TT Nee nh City.
is the guest at the home 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. B. Phillips,
Base ball mitts, masks, gloves and
the Bluegrass Bali. best en- earth. we
Still sell at 81. End Glass Drug Store.
Mr.. G. l. FrNre>ll ~ wife. II IN
phiS, are the guests at thu tam.ir II
Mr.. b. c. Dulcin this week.
10 perfumes. toilet articles and
soaps. if it is Palmer s, it is the best.
End Class Drug Store. +, /.
Mr.. j. b. Lord Of The Ayes * Lord
LIZ Sp.s u ""N WV - Nv"
days ago and visited the tie plant.
Misses Ruth Anderson and Either
Hall of New Albany We're visitors 1T
the Grenada College the first Of the
week.
MayOr-elect s. II. Tatum and Cir
cult Clerk Ransom returned several
days ago from a three weeks stay d.
Hot Springs
Mrs. G. Is. Stephenson and SON.
BrevardO, from Charleston, 5 c.. are
visiting at the home of their brother
and uncle. Mayor w. = Z. Dnty.
Parker Fountain pens still ahead.
We are showing them ia self filters
pointlesS and screw caps. 2nd Glass
Drug Store. +. +. st
Let us print your next order
of Job work. With new type and
good presses we turn out all work;
quick and satisfactory.
Cndpriaktr W. w Garner. removed /
the remains OF All the Duncan family.
that were inferred ~ Me Old home
near Holcumb. toGrnna ii Il few DAYS
ago
Misses Ophelia and Myrtle BledSne
who hav, been the guests If Mrs "
A. Kincaid f"r Snve-a weeks have e
turned "a their hnmNS in Curinth and
Jackson. Te"n
MpsdamPS /. J. Moore and Victor
Moss OF Ackpman. Miss and Mr..
Stanford ard WIFE uf Memphis are
guess II W. and Ms George Yeager
on Line street.
A strictly HIGH GRADE piano.
located IT railroad station must hr
sold at NICE rn >av' rxp'n>' "f r"-
turning Ah 'rcSS: ianlfriurrr.
{ CT his paper
6-9.OS-lt.
4 public recital bv pupils ~ The
music department Of Grenail C.hleG"
will be given in the College chapel.
Friday evening, May 18th. beginning
at S:l5 o'clock. Everyone invited.
No charge for admission.
So many people, strangers to Gren-
ada, have called at The Sentinel Off ce
recently and remarked ABBOTT the
beauty of Grenada. 1t is a very COM
mon expression to hear 1T is the
prettiest town nave seen in the
state"
Mrs. j. w. Eskridge, accompanied
by her -four children and her fifteen
year old brother, George Lampki", ar
rived in..Grenada last week from Aber-
deem and will make her future home
here. She will occupy the residence
formerly owned by Miss Doliie Moore,
on Poplar street.
Miss Olive Rush was a guest Of
Miss Russell at Grenada College last
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rush is
pleasantly remembered in Grenada.
She was the accomplished teacher OF
expression at the College for two
years. For the past TWO years she
has been filling 4 similar place in the
schools at McC ,mb City
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09

Christian people everywhere are re,
quested to pray earnestly for the
Institute, and to observe Sunday, May
3, and Sunday. Nav 10. as days for
prayer for the Holy Splits
presence there.
w. III. Carter,
Rev. Il. p. Neblett,
N. A. Mott, Com.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09

Miss Cunning-"Why don't you
propose to her by telephone, then!'
Mr.. Hoamley (timid)-"Maybe abe
wouldn't know who I was" Miss
Cunning-Exactly that might help
your chances. "-Ph:ladelphia Pres.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
c~enidsnce than Chamberlain Collie,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy. Dur
ing the third Of a century in which it
has been in use, people have learned
that it is the n remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take. F0
sale by End Class drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-09
Board Of Supervisors.

Ec ii remembered that the honorable
ia,aru of supervisors OF Grenada county
Miss. met at the court house in the city of
Grenada. Grenada county, Miss. on the 4th
day OF MAY ~. d.. lDS: The same
being the first Monday Of said month and
= regular teru OF said court.
The following members were present.
Dist ! ! ! ! E Si shaw
" 3 J n Roberts
" 4 W k Baker
" 5 j A Gibson
Clerk Jno. =. King
Whitfield King. deputy clerk
sheriff ID A Williams
Court was opened in due form when the
following proceedings were had:
j. f. Shaw, inspector road, Mrs. Morris.
R. a.. McRee. ). i. Docket for E. Eu- y"
}. A. Gibson. 2 days. assessing damages.
ROAD Dist. 6 90
V. K. James, salary April-----[--.-- IS %
Ordered that the report OF d.. a. Will
liams, sheriff. be received and ordered
d. A. Williams, sheriff, board of prison.
Geo. ID. barnard & Co, Ink, pens and
J. $. King. Opmb. Tel. biIi<------- Is
Garner CO l. Co, ice. chancery court ~
L. T. Guy. use J NJ. stephe's court stem
J.. Il, Stephens, . days. laying out new
Dists. 1 and 6 90
Grenada Mere. Co, shirt, etc. for pris-
J. " Young, salary county health ofi-
Ger 90
D.. 5. Watson 4 Co, sharpening lawn
w $ Van Osdel, lDr. for bridge Dist. i 40 IS
Garner & Sharp, cot and mattress,
DOOR b w
! Grenada Sentinel Pub. Uo.,3J I. does. % w
!. h. Phillips, building Guy Brancn
j. J. Horton, 9 mos. rent On collins to
May /. 4.oo
and Jail Sc 20
city L. & W. Co, lights and water, en-. .m
i Th hnI /. Sabin Co. matches. court house 80
! Ino. King, six days self anddeputy ch'y
\ % w
! Doak hardware Co.. mus POOR mouse
! r. Kiisare, boarding pnupers and saia-
nv II 90
! Meaders & Bloouwo, H.. Z chair seats
and framing W
1 Bryant & Jackson, sta, lofery. SUPP. Ed -
| and ---.--------- d oQ
| f. ". Eatman. carbon paper. county 70
| VIM. Fenner. J. i eos. pilis------..... Il III
| smith & Newburger. labor for bridge
! W. ". Koonce, la0or ior coumty-------l34 %
| >am Dumas. salary AS Janit"r--------- IoOo
| Ordered that the Jerk advertise Tor 4O0
/ mile posts and boards according to plans
and specifications now on file In the chancery
clerks Office. The bn,fd reserves the right
Ordered that the clerk advertise Tor bids
| to survey the roads OF Grenada county, Miss,
according to plans and specifications now ON
file In the chancery CLERKS office. The board
reserves the right 10 reject any ahd all bids.
Ordered that tie board adjourn until to-
morrow morning at p O'Clock.
400 A. OLSON, President.
TUESDAY MORNING. NAY 9TH. 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
The following members were preset: ALL
son. President, Dist: No. !; J: Z shaw: Dist.
No. 9; jim. Roberts. Dist. No 3: W.. K. Baker.
Disf. No. ALA. Gibxon. Dist. No. 5; John ;.
King. Clerk: y. A. Williams, Sheriff.
Court was opened In due. form when
the following proceedings were had:
John 5. King. cost bills. Belle Meade
and Sye Martin 90 IS
branch bridge@--~--s~--- 8 90
D. A. william. sheriff, 9 days, self and
deputy, chancery court and repairing
IN. Roberts, days. inspecting road
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
NASBYs TO MEET IN LINCOLN
Announcement of state Convention
is Received From POstmaFter
Ed n. SiEer, President.

Postmaster E. r. Sizer of Lincoln, pres
ident of the Nebraska Association of Post
masters, has sent out notices of the sixth
annual convention of the association to be
held in Lincoln, June %, "A and %. Accept
ances have been received from nearly 40
per cent Of the postmasters of the state
with their wives and the meeting promises
to be a hummer"
The postmaster general has issued an
order granting leave of absence for five
days to all Nebraska postmasters that
wish to attend the convention. He has also
delegated his private secretary, the first
and second assistant postmasters general.
superintendent in charge of rural free de-
livery at Kansas City and several post
office inspectors to be present, II is further
expected that many prominent citizens
from all parts of the state, members of
the Nebraska congressional delegation and
representatives of many of the postoffice
publications of the country will be there.
On Tuesday an informal reception will be
rendered by Governor and Mrs. Sheldon
at the governors mansion. On Wednes-
day night the Lincoln newspapers will
give "A Night Off" az the Oliver theater.
Special entertainments will be given for
the wives Of the members and their women
friends.
The headquarters OF the association will
be at the Lincoln hotel. Third class post
masters will have their headquarters at the
Windsor and fourth class postmasters at
tina Lindell hotels.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
MINOR

Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
EYES EXAMINED FREE-LEFFERT'S
Woodrins Undertaking company. Tel. SSS.
Send your children to Western Iowa Col
lege summer school.
Birthday. and tex: post cards. Alex
We know We have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell & Miller. Phone 359,
IT PAYS To SEE HosPE BEFORE
BuflNG A PIANO. 20 PEARL STREET.
,W~anted-Place for young man to work
SIter school and on Saturday. Western
low College.
$. L. Thomas. principal OF the high
school, left yesterday for Cedar Falls,
where he will act as instructor In physics
during the summer session OF the Iowa
state Normal school.
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE
All pv5 e Clasps THAT ARE GUAR
oPToMETRIsT, 10 PEARL A sT' FAC.
TORY ON PREMISES"
County Treasurer James w. Mitchell. DR..
West Newton West, Joe Wallace, Adolph
Beno, George Beno and Don Beno arrived
nome yesterday from a two weeks fish
ing trip to Lake Mcdonald, MINI.
Al a meeting Of the executive committee
OF the Young Mems Christian association,
advertise for bids for the construction of
the association building according to the
revised plans. The bids are to be in the
hands of the committee in time to be
opened July l.
J. O.. Goss, auditor of the Las VEGAS a
Ionopah railroad, with headquarters al
Los Angeles, Cal, was in the city yester-
day, renewing acquaintance and looking
after his property Interests here. Mr.. Goss
was for several years chief clerk at the
UnioB Pacific transfer freight depot under
General Agent Burns, but went with the
latter to Butte. Mont.
Captain Green OF the Dodge Light Guards
has announced the following promotions IN
the ranks of the non-commissioned officers
as the result OF the election of Sergeant
Grason TO the second Meutenancy: Cor.
poral Charles Goodwill promoted to ser,
geant; Corporal Clarence Ingram promoted
TO quartermaster sergeant, vice Harry
Reynolds; Private VIII b. Jorgensen pro.
NOTED TO corporal, vice Goodwill. Private
James Ffshburn promoted TO corporal, vice
Ingram, promoted.
The funeral OF Deputy Sheriff A.. ]
O'Clock from the Methodist church IL
Masonic lodge OF that city, OF which de,
ceased was a member. Interment will be-
In the Avoca cemetery. Besides the mem.
bers OF the Masonic lodge. those OF tbs
lodges OF the Modern Woodmen of America
and the Odd Fellows. OF which orders Mr.
Grace was also a member Will attend N
a body. Several OF the county officer.
from here will attend the funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Broadway PAVING As.e.sment.

Tn city council met yesterday afternoon
and assessed up to the abutting property
the cost OF the recently completed paving
on Lower Broadway from Twenty-fifth
street west TO the west line OF Ferry adj
ditlon. this being the commencement OF the
approach to the street railway compsny's
bridge.
The cost Of the paving was approximately
S54,s0O. and Of this amount the city will
have to carry s2g. 41O.49. the abutting prop
erty not being OF sufficient value to bear
even half OF the expense of the improve
ment.
To help meet the deficit of nearly $50, 600,
the Commercial club donated $1,000. the
1906; nearly 5000 has been collected by
Mayor Maloney and a committee from
business firms OF Omaha and this city, and
the Council Bluffs Street Railway COM
pany contributed Sl.6OO. There is a balance
of So, 600 in the general Improvement fund,
of which possibly $4,000 can be devoted to
the Broadway deficit. There will be at
least $4,000 to be taken care Of next year
In the levy for the general Improvement
fund.
The paving of Broadway was done in
tween Thirteenth and Twentieth streets
were improved. and then last fan the five
blocks from Twentieth street to Twenty
fifth street were paved, and this year
Contractor Wickham completed the work
to the approach to the street railway COM
pany's bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
GRIM REALISM IN WAR PLAY
Three Men Probably Fatally Hurt by
FlRreback In Fort
WadswOrth

-
NEw YORK. June l9.-Grim realism was
injected into the war play at the Narrows
last night when by explosion of a powder
charge in a six-inch gun at Fort Wads-
worth on Statan Island three men being seri-
ously injured, two of whom can hardly sur
vive the night. The men injured are pri-
Yates and members Of the Ninth regiment,
New York National Guard. Their names
are: George II. Harvey, right leg blown
off, badly burned, will die; John Walsh,
one arm blown off and badly burned, will
die.
John Mcdowell. burned about body and
face and suffering from shock. will recover.
OF the twenty men near the gun at the
time Of the accident several were blown
off their feet and slightly injured.
The big guns had been belching forth at
the mimic fleet. which had been endeavor-
ing to force its way into the harbor and the
gunners were working under great pres
sure. Down at the waters edge the two
six-inch guns of Battery Mills were keep
ing pace with the firing of the rest of
the fort. Suddenly there was a binding
flash and a report that shook the fortress.
The score OF men in the compartment were
thrown violently to the ground. When the
partially stunned men among them were
~ ~ IIoNf AtAC1 yin liz VI hAlCil
comrades helpless in their blood. These
men were hurried to the post hospital. The
explosion was caused by what is commonly
known as flare back" Harvey had
charge of swabbing the gun after each
discharge. 1t is supposed that he failed to
remove all of the burning powder grains
left after the previous firing. A new charge
was pushed INTO the gun breech and the
explosion followed. There were thirty
pounds of black powder in the charge and
the force Of the explosion was terrific.
Battery Mills guns are of the six inch
caliber and each was being worked tonight
by a detachment of about twenty men,
most of them members of the Ninth Ma
tional Guard regiment, with a sprinkling
Of regulars to steady them.
Harvey, Mcdowell and Walsh were in one
of these attachments manning a piece be-
hind the concrete wall down by the water
level. When the attack occurred there was
for a minute a wild scene of confusion,
the men being scattered in all directions
by the force of the explosion. But the reg
ulars, with their fine discipline, quickly re-
stored order and the injured guardsmen
were promptly given attention. At the
! post hospital the condition was found to be
so serious that a Catholic priest was sent
for to administer the last rites of the church
should hisservices be needed, as it twas
feared they would be.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
E. l. SHUGART DIES SUDDENLY
Pioneer Business Man of Council
Bluffs Passes Away at
Excelsior Springs.

Word was received in Council Bluffs
last night of the death at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, Of Eli L. Shugart Of
this city, Mr.. Shugart went TO Elk
celsior Springs about three weeks
ago in the hops OF benefiting mis- health.
Yesterday morning his family received a
telegram stating that Mr.. Shugart had
been taken suddenly and seriously i'll and
requesting relatives to come there at once.
His eldest son. Lyman Shugart, left for
the Missouri resort at once on receipt of
the telegram. A second telegram received
last night announced the death of Mr..
Shugart shortly after Z p. m. Mrs. Ly-
man Shugart was with her father-in-law
when he died.
Mr.. ShugaTt, who was vice president of
the Empkie-Shugart-Hill company, had
been prominent in business circles of this
city for many years, although OF recent
years he had not taken an active part in
the management of the firm. A few years
ago he removed his residence to his large
farm, "EdgewoOd," a few miles east of
the city In Garner township. He was az
years of age and came TO Council Bluffs
from Princeton, Ill, about forty years
ago.
both Of his wives preceding him. He is
survived by two sons by his first mar
riRge, Lyman and Elmer Shugart and by
one son. Marion. by his second wife.
II Is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Shugart will arrive with the Dody some
time today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
WOMEN ARE DOING
Nebraska Delegation Passes Through
Omaha Enroute to Boston.
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE IN PARTY
Local Young WOmen's Christian As
ISOLATION Will BE Well Repre-
sented at Lake Geneva
Conference in August.

The Nebraska delegation to the ninth
biennial convention of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs passed throu Oh
Omaha Thursday evening. the party IN
Guiding about twenty-five women. The del
egation occupied one sleeper and consti-
tutes the greater part of Nebraska's repre-
sentation. The women are representatives
from all over the state. started from Lin
coin, reaching Omaha late in the afternoon,
They were Joined here by the Fremont
delegation and left at $40 for Chicago,
where they will spend Friday and leave
Friday evening for Buffalo. A day
will be spent at Niagara Falls and the
party will reach Boston Sunday noon. The
Omaha women went in advance Of the
state delegation. The California delega-
ton passed through Omaha Wednesday
night and several other delegations have
gone through in smaller parties. AS no
notice was given it was impossible for
local club women to meet the travellers.
Lake Geneva Conferences
Omaha is to be we'll represented at the
annual conference of the Young Women's
Christian association at Lake Geneva, ILL.,,
August IA to %. Mrs. Emma f. Byers, gen.
eral secretary of the Omaha association,
has a prominent part on the programs of
the various department councils and will
remain at the lake about a week. The
Omaha delegation will be in charge OF Miss
Frances C~rittenden. assistant general sec
rotary. and Miss Bertha Davis, business
secretary of the local association, who will
remain throughout the session.
Al the board members conference Mrs.
Byers will speak of The Ideal Building
and How to Secure It," At the volunteer
--lz,. oa,Faranno tnaar tho tonic fsEcou-
omics' she will speak of The Personnel
and Work of Membership Committee
possibilities Of Membership in Any city,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

and postponed the meet until Wednesday.
July q.
LOGAN-Arss LaDuskie Salter and
BreretOn Wood we're united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Salter
OF Logan. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev. Harry kremmers Of the Presby-
terrain church in the presence OF the par
ents of the bride and groom only. The
bride has been connected with the Logan
schools for a number OF years, two Of them
as principal. The groom is cashier of the
First National bark Of Logan.
MARSHALLTOwN-Farmers from all
over central Iowa went to Ames today tc
witness and to have explained to them ex-
perlments In corn growing, which the lows
State college agricultural department has
under way. Hundreds from the dozer
counties Of central Iowa flocked to tn,
college on the morning trains. A party oil
sixty from this county chartered automo-
biles to take them to Ames, so that they
could stop at numerous places en- route and
study crop conditions. A heavy rain last
night made this plan not feasible.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
IoMa NeMa Nnfea.

CRESTON-Editor r. Coates, formerly Of
the Emerson Chronicle, has purchased the
Malvern Iowan and will take possession Of
IL obOut July 1.
CRESTON-A terrific wind, rain and
electrical storm passed over this place
down and houses shaken, though no seri-
Gus damage has been heard of up to 10
O'Clock this morning.
CRESTON-Bert Pepplt, a Riverton
farmer, lost twenty-thTee head of cattle
recently by lightning. The cattle were
standing near a hedge through which ran
a wire fence, when the lightning struck
the wire, killing the cattle instantly. Fifty
five head were in the pasture, but the bal
ance were uninjured.
CRESTON-Last night occurred the wed
ding OF Miss Ora Belle Davenport. only
daughter OF Hon. and Mrs. ID. ID. Daven-
port OF this city, to Robert Wilson Baird
over 100 invited guests. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. David Ferguson OF St
Pauls Episcopal church.
MARSHALLTOWN-The annual reunion
OF the Marshall County Veterans associR-
ton will be held IN LeGrand on August
8 and 6, James GOgg, who was nominated
for congressman from the Fifth Iowa dis
trict TO succeed II. q. Cousins. has been
secured TO speak on the closing day. Some
other speaker OF state wide reputation will
be secured 10 deliver an address on the
opening day.
ONAWA-The Maple Valley Flremen'G
tournament, scheduled for OnAWa today,
failed TO materialize. Owing 10 the con
unuous rain for three weeks the grounds
were none too dry. and last night three
fourths OF an inch of rain was given us
IN addition, with more in sight. The Off
GERS Of the association with the members OF
the executive COMMITTEES held a meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

These transfers were reported to The
Bee June Is by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
A. Hoogewonig and wife to Claus.
Albers and August F. Hager, 81
of lot 4 and ma of lot 5, block 5,
.Avoca, Ia, W. d.: ......:'....... ..'Ss. 900
Emma Lacy and husband to Henry
w. Frohardt, nwh OF lot So. John
Ia. W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.1OO
v. A. Wells, lots. 2 and 10, block
10. Beers subdivision, Council
Bluffs. Ia, W. d.. ....r....... 500
Lucien Docksteder ct al. to e. II.
Lougee, n42 feet of lot 8 and n42
feet of e5 feet Of lot 5, block O,
Curtis e. Ramsey's addition to
Council Bluffs, Ia. W. d.......... 500
Sarah Ann Lydick TO Anna L.
Strong. undk Of lot IA, block 10.
Mcmahon. Cooper a. Jefferis addi-
ton to Council Bluffs. la. ". d.. 400
Five transfers total so 600
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Man Killed by lightning.

RUSHVILLE, Neb., June 19.-(Special
Telegram.)-A young man named Albert
Chamberlain was struck by lightning and
killed, together with his horse, while riding
out to some cows on "a farm eight miles
south of RushvillS last night in a storm
He was badly burned, some nickels in his
pocket being melted, while some dollars
were blackened by the current. The flu
neral was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Eve transfers. total. .s9.so
HOrticulturalists Busy at Work.

At the regular weekly meeting last
night Of the National Horticultural con-
gress, Vice President o.. L. Barritt. super
intendent OF the county poor farm, re-
ported that his committee had succeeded
in enrolling t~wenty-four new members in
McClelland and immediate vicinity.
The committee appointed to canvass the
city ana Omaha for members will renew
the campaign today. Sixteen members of
the committee were present at the meet
ing last night and were divided into
squads and assigned sections OF the city
to canvass.