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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
WE REFUND YOUR MONEY
If YOU KEEP YOUR <
FRECKLES.
Trv Wilson's Freckle Cream-1'
is Sold Under an Absolute
Guarantee.

That the greatest care should be Ia
ken in selecting a cream or lotion for
facial application, is generally known.
But to be able to purchase a cream
which is absolutely guaranteed to re-
move freckles or pimples and get your
money back from the druggist if it
fails to do so, is something new.
Wilson's Freckle Cream is not only a
splendid toilet cream, but also a harm
less, mild face bleach.
Try a SOC jar of Wilson's Freckle
Cream, and you will find that your
freckles will %perceptlbly fade. A sec.
ond jar will cause them to completely
disappear. If it does not do this, your
money will be refunded without argu'
ment by the druggist from whom 20,
purchased the cream.
If your druggist cannot supply you
send his name and SOC to the Wilson
Freckle Cream Company, Charleston
S. c., and a fnll size jar will be maile'
you. Sold by Second Glass Drug Store
Grenada. 3noveow
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
SENATOR PERCYS SPEECH TUESDAY

Whatever criticism Senator Percys political enemies may make
Of him, thew can not Justly say that the speech he delivered in the
senate Tuesday, was not clothed in the most inciSWe English and
that Il did NOT bear the stamp of one who is honest and who believes
in the Justice of his cause. His speech was bold, fearless clear cut
direct and free from sophntry or bewilderng words and phrases
His proposition to personally present to the Us Senate any re-
quest of the incoming Legislature for an investigation, was all that
the most exactng could demand.
The Senator'S short record before the public has shown that ne
isl master in the use of biting phrases and that he has the habit OF
absolutely skinning his enemies with an ease and a grace that gives
him a place with the artists in the use of language. Personally, we
think It best for the state to drop the issues of the recent campaign,
and our admonition to Percys political enemies is the same that we
gave some weeks ago to those opposed to Vardaman, when we wrote
Fl ct Vardaman Alone" MI. Vardaman, now that he is the victor,
would be comforting a public benefActlon by curbing his own tongue
and circumscribing his own pen regarding what is past. -
The State of Mississippi IS more interested in its women and its
children and what the future has in store tor us than 1t is IN inc po-
litical fortunes Of either Vardaman or Percy.
After the appearance of the Cosmopolitan article and the en-
dorsement it received from certain quarters, we do not see how sen
ator Percy, in justice to himself, could have failed to do about wha'
he has done. a.,
the problems that necessarily engross those who have a patriotic de
sire TO foster and promote that which is highest and best in the com
monwealth be separated from Vardaman and Percy.
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del St
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
Ends Winters Troubles

To many, winter is a season of trou-
BILE. The frost-bitten toes and fingers.
chapped hands and lips, chilblains, cold
Sores, red and rough skins, prove this.
But such troubles fly before Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. A trial convinces. The
greatest healer Of burns, boils, piles,
cuts, sores, eczema and sprains. Only
Csc at End Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
Good Business Proposition
Your Money Back if Digestit Does Not Relieve =
Indigestion or Dyspepsia.

The Seconc Class Drug Store has a
supply of DIGESTIT, the new, guar
anteed remedy for stomach troubles.
They have instructions to refund your
money if you are not satisfied that
DIGESTIT helps you.
Buy DIGESTIT with the distinct I'M
derstanding that you will come back to
the druggist and demand your money
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
where SklvE FAILS (.

IN regard to skin diseases medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
DON'T imprison the disease ssrms ID
your skin by the use Of greasy salvss,
and thus encourage them to multiply.
4 true cur Of all ecsematous diseases
can bs brought about only By using the
healing agents In the form Of 2 liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT. 4
simple wash: A compound Of OIL a
W~intsrgrssn, Thymol. and other ingre-
dents al combined In the D. D. D.
Prescription, penetrates to the disease
germs and destroys it, then soothea
and heals the skin a. nothing sI1s
has ever done.
A ascent trial bottle will start thu
sure. and give you instant relief.
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back, if it does not make good.

back, if it does not make good.
DIGESTIT is a simple, harmless rem
'edy, contaiding no harmful drugs or
narcotics. Small tablets, easy to take.
put up in convenient form for pocket or
hand brig. 1t has been found to relieve
dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sour
stomach and other troubles of the diges-
tive organs. Relieves quickly and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15
Auction Sale Every Saturday.

| will have an auction sale of some
kind on the streets of Grenada every
Saturday afternoon through the winter,
the sale will sometimes be of mules
and horses, sometimes furniture and at
others merchandise.
F. M. Wright,
del St Auctioneer
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-15

naturally. ma
If pou're not willing to Try y J
on your druggists guaranty, y. :
the Digestit Co., jackson. ~ 81
will send you a coupon W. vi \
Second Glass Drug Store WI ND
you a full SOC package " .oa,,'
without charge. Try
can't lose.
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Judo;ng bv the news items in various daily newspapers, those
connected with the States Department of Archives and History,
trustees and others, undoubtedly draw heavily on the states ex,
places they are credited with visiting throughout the land. BY the
way, who creates, or appoints the board OF trustees. OF the Depart
ment of Archives and History Is it a self-perpetuating boardf
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

pcrior. but expects 90 increase ship
ments TO 1000 tons a month. Tho
Eishty-Fiye company VIII invest IN a
larger air compressor. The ono now
In use will keep me dfiiis ana the
drill Fharpencr az work The new
compressor Ia 10 keep twenty drills
EoinE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08


they we're 10 live were provided Mrs.
Henry Hlspham, Mrs Frank Gardner
and Mrs. Thomas Walsh making tho
arrangements therefor
Aud nov. widowed. and with little
mouths TO feed. she stands at pea
nut and candy booth In Luna Park.
which other generous Americans pur.
chased for her, Poor Lillian Hea m!
When q big cash order comes 10 an
artis, for q canvas Of Oriental charac-
ter. q slave OF the Nile country or a
black beauty IN a caravan az a sea
port Of Trip0li, Edna Howard, once a
nelghbor OF George Vanderbilt at
Asheville, n. G., becomes the model.
To-day she IL an Egyptian, tomorrow a
BABY luninn. and perhaps the next day
. maid OF the Turks harem Serious
ari iouBd her IN clreas and took her
Rom the flying srapeze, upon which
she and her tcammate had Won some
fame When she played Paris she de-
serted he big canvas for the smaller
one and has been a model ever since
She has the beauty Of the gypsy an,
u Is seen In such large paintings as
Rochegiosse delights 30 make.
Now aud then she slips into span.
giles and cntertalnE her friends in tbs
colony with a daredevil act
Eninlberts nude statue The Tale.
phone Imp" which won the Naiiona
socioty's first prize last year. hal
Margaret Compton 81 "a model. Mar
garei. the whalcr's daughter. has th,
dlstlntlon of having been nearer e
the North Pole than any America,
child, the incident occurring on hei
fathers ship Aud nov she poses
sometimes for the bair. sUmctinol
Tor The bust and shoulders. and some
times ahe poses Tor the laugh.
Rosaiiue Templeion's story, which
we may not hear from her own lips, u
that she was a goyerncss Ia the fam
ily OF a wealthy So Louis brewer. anc
that there Was an elopenient ant
then she came TO Paris. This much 4
hnown tier fees lof posing are pea
haps the highest chassed and receiy
ed. Twenty dollars sitting n he
figure, and she sometimes makes So
u day. She Il Nalkyr in art lie
/ hedre Is Riatucsaue. SHE rides 20 he
Sillings Ia private automobile, eitl
a liaid al her side, and maintain
apartments IN the fashionable par
OF the town.
Julia Smilh-or. as she IL know
here Mona Dclza knows no riya
when Il comes, for instance. 10 imper
eonniing the young Christian marty
IA the arens-ioan OF Arc being burn
ed a. the s,ake--anythln Ia tact
whore eyes upliiied 30 heaven are Is
scniial 10 the compoSiiion, And Juli
Smith grew 20 siglhooa ia East Twen
'ty-third street IN your own New Yogi
Good fortune has been hers, betor
PWyis de chavannes died he beqneath
ed 10 hof two pictures OF herself don
In his hesf style. Recently two al
mirure 81 the dead masters wor
learned Of the existence Cf the pic
lures and, "a the story IL rctailed Il
the atudios. she got ti0.ODo,O00 Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
BEAUTIES OF PARIS
ARE AMERICANS
Queens of the French Salons
Are Many Of Them Natives
of This Country; They Who
Flash and Pass Into Shadows

Parls. Nov. S--Ono would think
that there were native beauties
enough and 10 spare 10 inspire the art
~ evers school bui strange 10 say.
there ARE nol
Paris y compelled to 20 To- the
United states ior her nymghs aud
nninde hcf princeHaes and peasants,
and oven for her saints aud sinnerB
Aud the American suppl, never runs
snort. says tbc Ohio state Journat
Running quickly down the list OF
.n0ucls that have given a NeR YORK.
-. lsonsa of Chicago touch to the Lat.
In quarter, one finds the name at Alin.
ME Ilechot. who only yesterday be-
came The wife OF Abel Beye, the
French painter Two OF thgee Years
asO this young woman WAS queen of
the carnival in New Orleans an nom
oi that does not come With the asking
and Il wag q natural step from a
Host io "A pedestal. They spoke uf her
as u nehf-Trllby she feiireA 10 a stu
do. asd as lioye h good-naiured and
prosperous. L Is called a happy match.
Little LILLIAN Heafns romance,
which began at the Tiffany booth al
The Exposition has brought out, ieav-
Ing only the ashes OF regret Bil0u
Lillian IN setting pf diamonds the
iairest meid Of the Worlds Fair. Nis-
ting Americans shoNercd her with
little attentions until her sensible
head vas IN danger OF helng turned.
Mrs Potter Palmer stopped III her
counter one day and purchased a
hauh.t She WAX struck hy the wisttnl
Look 10 the girls eyes
"Nill you sit as q model fof q paint
ing asked the woman OF wealth.
'fc.e-a, u YOU want me to- return.
90 the maid. The next day she rode
hehind the Potter livery 10 the studio
ol bonnai FOR her hfHg pose. and her
success was assured. Other artists
begged for siltines and paid hand.
someiy for them
Aud ihen LILLIAN, IN The height oi
her fame. tell 10 love with sirius
gllng youth from Copenhagcn whoss
ambition was greater than hts talent
and the wedding day Was SCI. VIVA
q charming little function the mar
rlaee was Manager Kuhn OF Tsi
tany'a gave the girl away. Chauncel
DepsW gray and gallant was one o
the Witnesses. Commissioner Peel
was the other And the flowers ans
the girls tr0nsseau, and oven th'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
ARE
PUZZLED OVER A
STRANGE FIND
Kansas Farmer Unearths Skel.
etOns Of Race Of Men Who
Are Unknown TO Ethnolog.
ical Authorities.

Junction City. RnH Nov S.-~An
cthnologic myrtcry has been uncov-
erred on the farm ~ John holland.
several miles northWort Of this city.
In the center % Mr. Noaind's wheat
ficld was mound which DE decided
o. level and white dolng 80 he uncov-
cred several human skulls aud a
large number 81 bones and teeth.
one Of thu skulls and one OF the
thigh bones. apparently from the
same person. were vf unusual size.
indicating that the person IN life was
81 gigantic stature. The biz skull n
pierced through tho back with sew
cral round hvlcs. apparently anch
holes az would be made by small
shot from "a shotgun.
90 nn Unknown i,acc.
Persons who have examined tho
skulls SAY they do not resemble the
ordinary Indian skull aud the alb
sencc ct indian weapons and utensils
would suom to indicate thnt
the bones wvr. not those OF Indians
Although "a careful search was made.
no indian relies wcrc found within
the cairn. although there was a
brown puWdory substance that might
have been wood. The oldest settlers.
/ however. say that they do not re-
member OF any white persons having
buried there. The question now ~.
of what race we're those who we're
buried thrrcf
The MOUND was about five feet
In diameter and about 1--WE feet high.
/ II was covered with sod. with an nc-
cnsioual stone protruding. When Mr..
Nolan started 10 level IL he found
that about eight inches underneath
IN, sod WAS rock wall He kept dig
gina the dirt away. following the
stones, until he had unearthed
about hulf OF the wall Then he
started at the top. which was slightly
concavc. and gave evidences of once
I having been arched over. Digging
down In the center. ne came upon
many wen preserved skulls ana bones
in piles M different places within tins
artificial cave. Tho roof had appar'
entity been cavod In for many ycars
and only those boncE that were pro-
tccted by tho fallen stones remained
| Tho finding OF these bonof inter
cstcd Mr.. Nolan. who continued his
excavations until he had completed
uncovered the artificial mound oil
cairn. II IN circular In shape and Il
about thirty feet IN diameter. Tn
wallis, which are ten feet thick ans
four feet In height, are constructed
of surface stone which might have
been draggod from hill nearby Th'
stone WAS laid just as IL came iron
the ground and no hammer WAS use'
In shaping or dressing a. The lowe
layers or courses are Of larger stones
four or five feet across and from ~
inches 60 foot Ia thickness, IN
stone was not uuarried, and appar
entity had been picked off the surfac
OF the many hedges In that part o
the country.
withia these l0-foot walls was
circular chamber. about ten feet 4
dinmes er. and Il was Ia this that th
homes we're found. A passage thrc
leo, wide was found 10 lead into IN
room from the outside. The room
must have been four feet high be
Tore the roof mad cavod In.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
A TYPICAL CASE

A sixteen year old hoy studied
shorthand three moaths and then be-
can working for the Santa Fe railroad
at $40 per month. An elder brother
has worked Tor years for the same
road as an unskilied iaborer, and gets
only $40 per month for his services.
~ you were In the condition OF the
elder brother, what would you dot
let as suggest YOU 80 right ROW ana
take a course OF bookkeeping. bust
ness training. shorthand, typewritlng
or telegraphy a. the Tyler CONNER
clal college Of Tyler, Texas, the lafE.
est and best school OF the kind 0f
America. u sou cant 80. write for
full particulars OF their home study
course.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

ny" IN. ,e..,. .,.o t,sis,s ,hat
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
'IMMORTALS ARE
NOW At IN ALL
List Kept Up to Date by Bio
logical Survey, Shows Near
ly Half Hundred Shot by
Hunters This Year.

Washington. Nov. s.--Tho so-called
"list OF lmmoFials" Of the United
states biological survey roster
kept by that hurcau Of all hunting
fatalities tn this capHtr, already
this year has had adde's 10 its forty
seven names. From this Inflammation
the bureau hopes after a few years
90 be able 10 reduce general prln-
cipies which viii be- ~ value Ia franz
ing life saving federal ana state
same lava
''one fact which we have learned
IN the three years We have Kept this
record" said Or n. =. Palmer. chief
OF the bureau. today. Is that there
are practically no deer hunting acci-
dents IN states which prohibit the
shooting OF does. This ~ becaure In
those states the hunter hcEitates
moment before firing 10 determine
whether the animal II a doe or a
buck. In caae the animal happens g
be OF the s-lesEcd variety that brief
pause before pulling the srsEser y
enough Go save human life. Tho ne"
Jersey shooting caro- was an exce2-
ton 20 that rule"
More than ono hundred and fift>
persons we're killed iaat year IN hunt
ing accidents, This sas considerably
larger than thenumbe rim 1903,
which IN turn was 80 per cent in cx'
cess of the 1905 fatalities.
"Cif the 81 killed 10 far thli
year" said Doctor Palmer the larg-
est number were reported from
Michlgan. With flft0en deaths. New
York coming sceond ~sih nine
Washington and New Jersey belar
tied for third place with three fatal
ties each"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Extensive Development combined
with tho regular mill tonnage II tax
ing the capacity OF the present hoist
% the doadwood mincs az Mogolion
TO the utmost. therefore, during thb
development period the management
has decided 10 devote portion OF
tho mill TO treating custom ores Ore
treated the past week GA the Ernrs-
tine WAS zoo tons. from which con-
centrate product ~ hlty savKs uas ,6-
tanned Precipitatcp from second 10
dav clean up for October are bring
meticd. Frame for now so.stainp
lauery - besng Installed. the m.r-
inrs Tor which are en- route n IN sii-
Yer city Tho third De Ia VesErs
on CSglncs. generator and COMPRESSOR
ars in silver cky ana VIII inaia1
out as soon az teams can be secured.
ON the Mogollon Goid a copper
company, arrangements have been
made with thn Deadwood manaEe-
~ nt 20 handle twenty tons OF ore
Csily from tins Little Charlie mine
which has been producing shipping
orr Tor some time. The rock VIII b.
parksd on burror. a distance ~ about
a mite. This extra tonnage win al
low the Beadwcod mill 90 operate at
abfnt full capacity during the mkt
few months white they are concentfAt-
ing work IA tho mine. on the uoid
Dust Mines company the lower level
81 now IN ieo feet; the weekly rate 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
SICK Headache.
Gained Appetite ard strength.

Mrs o. . Rbuson. street, brooklyn n n. writes.
~ n me sInualI
years tFeaeni by fscal
swollen haoafng
OF 'he ahd""u No more sortnes Of breath
You
y ssrinny hs- proongsd life ard d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Twenty-nlne cars ~ ore were ship
ped fran Tnrashurn last week J. A.
Leahy shipped lsO toaa from the SUI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

ndvance Is from thirty 10 90 feet. Ten
men are employees operating thrco
shifts Tho main orc shoot discovered
ia tho upper level viii be- reached In
about 800 feot further. ON the Oaks
company isc new blacksmith shop at
Main Tunnel ~ nearly complstcd.
Tunnel heading II advancing steadily.
Material has boen delivered 20 tho
Paclns mine for blacksmith shop.
Round timbcrs are on the Rround for
sc.tlmberins shan 80 south Of mine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
New Mexico
Mining Ne.Us


Tho oaks company has started a
working shaft on the Pacific. Good
progress IL being made with TIA main
drainage and transportation tunnel.
Tho Ernestine Mining company con-
tinuca steady production of concrn-
trates and bullion.
A contract has been iot Tor driving
80 feet west ON tho 20o-foot lever (ruai
the main working SHAFT on the Trilby
group,
Work has been started In the SHAFT
al tho Dcadwood mines. The shaft
will bee carried to the. so0-foot Level
owing 10 the limited capacity OF the
small hoist. production Will have 20
be reduced white sinkiuR untll a larger
hosting plant can be lnetnled
During september the socorro
MINIS treated t99e tons ~ ore. A
saving OF better than % per cent OF
the assay value Is being made.
Ccrrlllos.
Tho sunset Mining and smeltiag
company recently acquired the old
Consolidated properties al cerrlllos IN
santa 10 county 4 report on the
property states that the orc body AL
ready blocked out Is amply sufficient
10 iastify the erection 81 concern
TRAITOR IN conjunction with the smeltcr.
The undcvclopcd orr is az good or bets
Ter than that already blocked out. and
tho company is going ahead Win tho
proposition on bir scale ana VIII
open branch Office In III Paso. Il Is
said.
socorro.
Tho Tri-BullioR wet mill a shut
down UNDERGOING some repairs Tho
.ld Kelly lease IL being worked by the
Tlr-bulllon. They are pvsrarina 20
tram the Huiphide ore by aerial tram-
way 10 the mill. The Germany Is
working as usual sinking their shaft
and are making good Roadway Tho
i.ynohburg tunnel under the manage
mont of y. G. Gordon. 4 working niong
fine Tho contractors az tho Contact
shan have encountered 80 much water
that they have boon unable % sink
for week and they are going 20 IN
stan u new station pump In place of
the one they now have ~ the old nns
cannot handle the water.
colfax.
rtAtfNi CONTRACTORS from iffhftIl
Trinidad ana other points Ia Colorado
arrived ON No 70 be present ~ the
bidding on several pieces 81 conEtruc-
ton work that viii be done in the
near future for the Yankee Fuel and
santa ~ and Eastern companies, The
fret large piece of work 10 be- done
IL the strengthening out Of the santa
Fe and Eastern right Of way leading
up the left branch ~ SuRarlte canyoh
10 the new camp Of Sugarlte 80
ginnlng a. n point near the place
whore tho lower lee house stood, the
sevcral curves in the line leading IN
10 tho suRarlic mines thrac-auarlars
OF a mile above. VIII be eliminated By
bridging SugaElfo creek ana main.
ifaining a straight Tine % the camp
A Contractor W. A. Cole and force oi
workmen loft with several teams fol
nes Molnes. from which place he vii
No rk this way, leading Ties and bridge
ltinlbers from the Santa so ana East.
ern. Twelve thousand ties lie al Dcl
Moinos and large amount of rail,
road equipment scattered along thu
i,nn from Cunningham station east
Twin be- shipped Ia the camp al Yankee
for use IN building new swltchyards
THE work n loading viii require about
Grant
4 Twenty-nlne cars ~ ore were ship
ped from T.ordshuru last week. J. A
ILsahy shipped $50 toaa from the su
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

For palns 10 the f'le or chest dan
pom a piece oi flannel With Cham-
berlaln's linlnent and bind Il on over
the scat of pain. There Ia nothing
better For sale by all drugeIsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Irregular bowel movements lead 10
chronic constipatlln and consupated
habit fills the system With impuritieaf
HERBiNE IL great bowel regulator
II purlgcs the aysienn. vstallzes the
blood and puts tho digestive organs
in fne vigorous condition.. Prize zoe.
Sold BY all druggists.