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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26
the kind that ever crossed the
NO.

the kind that ever crossed the
Rockies
Entering Oregon by the route that
Whitman knew SO we'll, the new set
tiers and others that rapidly followed.
soon filled the land. aud so emphasized
the claims of the United States that
Great Britain, in 1916, was forced to
relinquish her claim up TO the 4Hth
parallel Of latitude.
''Thus. of Marcus Whitman, the
hero Of Oregon, as of no other man. it
ia said, He added three stars to the
galaxy Of Old Glory!'
II will now briefly describe how he
died. martyr to his countrys cause.
The Hudson's Bay company was SD
angry at the loss of Oregon, where
they owned the bunting and trapping
| monopoly, that their traders began at
once to stir up the Indians against
| Whitman and his missionary helpers.
The ignorant savages were made to
believe that Whitman had designs
upon their lands ard their horses, and
intended 10 take everything away from
them. On the 29th of November, 1877.
as Dr.. Whitman WAS in the very act OF
giving medicine and relief 10 a sick
Indian boy, he was stealthily approach
ed from behind by an Indian, who
killed the good doctor by blow on the
head with hatchet. Mrs. Whitman
was then m drdered by rife bullet in
her breast, and both we're sca|ped.
Twelve others OF the missionary party
were also killed and scalped before the
uprising was quelled by the arrival Of
United States troops.
For many years no monument exist
ed TO this great and good mar. hut
now one Of the noblest monuEent7 that
could be erected to preserve the mem
ory of an historic life, Whitman COL
lege, has been built up and richly en-
dowed in the city of Walla Wal}a,
Oregon, near by the scenes of his use
full life and his cruel death.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26

The Waycross, Ga, Herald voices
the sentiments of G large number oi
Southern people when it says that
General Wheeler disappointed his
friends when he failed to resign his
seat in congress before sailing for the
Philippines. The Savannah Pro.s
agrees with the Herald that the failure
+ of General Wheeler to realize the in
proprie'y of holding two offices under
the Federal government was a serious
mistake, but the Charleston News unI
Courier. looking at the matter II g.
different light, says that both ti.r
Herald and the Press are wrong. 1t
declares that the Southern friends OF
General Wheeler are disappointed rot
that h. did not resign his seat before
sailing for the Philippines, but that
he ever sailed at all. We agree with
the News and Courier that this ms
take was the most serious OF any he
has committed, because it is one thing
to fight for the liberation OF Cuba from
Spanish domination, bit an entirely
different thing to fight for the suojura-
tion of the philippines, a struggle in
which the News and Courier we'll says
it cannot see how it is possible for any
honest Southern soldier to draw t.is
sword New Orleans States.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26
A TRIP ON THE PACIFIC
COAST AND IN CANADA.
Seattle, Washington, the Chief
City Oh Puget SOund-SOme-
thing ofIts History.
WHAT THEY DID FOR Us THERE
How the First Settlers Made Their
Way to This Now Great and
Prosperous Country.

In the last, issue Of the SENTINEL
we gave a brief description Of our visit
to Tacoma, Washington. We left that
interesting city at O'Clock, July 18th,
reaching Seattle, Washington, for sup
per. Seattle is a rival Of Portland for
the distinction Of being the chief
city OF the coast and made every effort
to outvie the latter in her lavishness
OF entertainment for the editors, and
during our short stay there nothing
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26

past year leaving for the Klondyke
country.
The steamer Queen, on which we
took the trip to the Port Orchard navy
yard, had just arrived from the Klon-
dyke country, bringing down hun.
dred and fifty passengers and more
than a half million dollars Of gold.
AS Seattle was the last place visited
BY US before going to Canada, after
over a week In Washington and Ore.
gon-a week Of days 10 which pleasure
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26

repairs at Port Orchard and was only
cleared from the dock the day pre-
yious to our arrival. As our time was
limited and the facilities for boarding
the big battleship meager, but few
had an opportunity to view the vessel
from it's deck.
Returning to Sesttle our party
boarded the big ocean steamer, Pueblo,
at 4o'clock on July "A, for Victoria.
British Columbia.
The first people to settle at or near
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26

\ scientist says mans hair grows
gray five years earlier than awoman 5.
Every married man probably under~
stands why this is.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-08-26

There is NOTHING in this line
that the SENTINEL does not do.
Nothing but PERFECT work
leaves this office -and the prices
are lower than they have ever been
in the history Of the printing! busiz
ness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS for Water System--1e-
par1ment Of the Interior, Offlce OF Indian
Affairs. Washington, .. c. March l. 1858:
Sealed proposals, Indorsed; Fr9pcsei
for Water System. ArapahOe Scaool,
and addressed 20 the Commissioner OF IN
dian Affairs, Washington. D c. VIII De
received at this Office until one CLOCK p
m Of Tuesday March =. 1898. for furnish
ing The necessary materials and labor re-
Guired 70 construct and complete water
system for the ArapahOe Boarding School
al Cheyenne and Arapah0e Indian Agen-
CT. Darlington. 0. T. in strict accordance
with plans and specifications and fnstruc-
tons 70 bidders, which may be examined
al the Cheyenne and ArapahOe Agency,
the Offices OF the Journal Of Kansas
city, No. the Eagle" OF wichita, Kan
sas. the '-SuppsE- Bell OF e Reno, O. T.,
and al the Indian Ofices Washington,
D. c
For further detailed information, apply
70 Major A z. WoodsOn. Acting Z. ).
Indian Agent, Cheyenne and Arapaloe
Agency, Q. T ". 4. JONES,
Commissioner.
S1-1St-ex. sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10

IN the following 2
suit the times. ca
AIIerton addition
Academy add
Aliens Fourth add
Allen & Smiths add
Buckeye add.
Butler & Fisher :
add.
Brooklyn Heights
add.
College Green add
Central Avenue add.
GaSwelps sub. Of
MOssman's add
Douglas Avenue add
Du BOis add
Dodge : Second add.
De VOre's add
Douglas sub-div. add
East Wichita add
Emporia Ave. add.
Z. E Ford : add.
Euglish's Sixth add
Eldridge's add.
Firebaugh's Seventh
add.
TT. Scott add.
Ferrilrs So b-6iv.
FairmOunt Second
add.
Gardeners add
G0ssard's sub-div.
Gem CITY add.
Girard add.
GettO add
GARDENERS sub ado.
Hunters Second add
Harris & HOmeld' 5
sub add.
Humble's sub add
Hillside sub add.
HOdlsOn & Stancsr' 5
add.
Indiana sub Of Vim
ceuneS add
Jones Second add.
John Mccormick 5
add.
JUts0u University
add
kansas City add.
kelchs Third add
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-10
AIISCELLANEOU

GENUINE FIRE SALE of furniture and
carpets lately received from large Kan
b sas CITY hrm. slightly damaged. Al
wool carpet. Sc cotton chain. 31c. :
unions. sc. hemp. Lgc-. tapestry brus-
sels 4aC. u0Cusr - ID 15c-, FeIve-s -
10 Soc ma-ti1gs from Sc 70 2Sc. dining
chairs. tables. rockers. bedroom suites.
all Al half price for cash. Iron safe also
Gilbert i Matthews. s5S and s40 y Main
street. @5r
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POULTRY.
We Have Property
For Sale
or Rent

at prices 70
IL and see Us:
Lincoln Street add
Lee : add.
LaMaScOtte add.
McAfee' $ add.
Mccormick s add.
McBse'S add.
MaIheWson & Hoff
sub add.
Maple Grove add.
MatneWson's Fourth
add.
Miller & Heuar's
Myer & Suyder's out
lots.
Merriman Park add.
y. Lawrence Ave.
add.
divers sub-div. add
Orchard Bea CD add.
Oame & Phillips
add.
Pennsylvania add.
Park Place add.
Perry's add.
Quincy's add.
Richmond's add.
Richmond : Second
add.
Rich's add.
RosenthaIs Second
add.
RiehIands Third add
Rosebud add
Ransom & kays
Third add.
ROuse's add.
SmithsOu' : sub add.
ShsrwCod's sub add.
Swan = add.
Sherman : add
Sites & Smiths
add.
South University
Place add.
Second SUurysids
add.
Union add
Viola add.
Walters add.
Franklin Yike's add.
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BICYCLES


1899 BICYCLES DOWN TO Ss.S.-Men's
and women's new 1893 model bicycles are
now being offered at SIS 70 s23.T5, and
sent 10 anyone anywhere for full exam
ilation before payment Is made For
catalogue and full particulars. cut this
notice out and mail TO Sears, Roebuck
G, Co Chicago. 2-&-52t
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FRANK o. DAVIDSON.
HACKER COAL co

Dez .ers q AZ E-zzs y hErd arr soFs Cast
Excessive sze--s fe- KANSAS EREE-
LIANT. oss- so Coal o1 ~ make.
u1ee z-5 yzr5s IS West sacozz s-ras.
Te-eShoz= ~
Ma czce aid yar1z ~ NoE.a Ma s.
Ts.zo1o.s -
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MALE HELP WANTED-9Ien TO learn
barber trade. Eight weeks completes.
Two years saved Best season TO begin.
800 positions TO I'll ii May Students
from distance assisted with -rausD0rJa-
ton Write today. MOler Barber col
Iege St. Louis, No. 3-5-5C
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Day E4s-s y aaFEls'. : -ssa ss.L
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EnR TRADE

~-~--~--~---------------
FOE TRADE-VaczCt lots n al part %
the CITY % trade for horses. cattle. bug
Eies and harness Geo. X SIS ncs-
Really Co - & - z DcuE-aS l54--f
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WANTED-Wtde awake. reliable agents
20 solicit life insurance. Good city So
Hector desired aIso) Can secure good
territory and desirable contract Ad-
dress or call at the ONCE OF the Union
Central Life Insurance Co. 40l-40T Sedg-
wick Building. Wichita Kan. c c
Charles. General Agent. Southern Kan
sas and Oklahoma Territory lift
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FOR SAL@The south = u section = a-5
lots 2 sid = il sec-.1E = -1wCsl 3 -
rom farms II Reno c7G1Er. Kansas.
known - The ClEr.Es ~. SSe-toa farm
Three les from Haven = ----es re r
school ore ME from CE--eC F-es5y-
terrain cCurcl- so acres. al bottom
land 5-s s-res II Guilty. atom - sC-5s
IL pasture. S acres IN 1rcll-zr1 House -
rooms besides closets. a6rl -cTn-
max -co- -a-Ee c=ar. TAO Bans.
Srauary, Iv1 corn ems, hen Eouss- A.
fenced AMI c-1Ss-teuEs1 w-l EeGEe ard
we fences. Tara VETS -Fo Wind
-ls Arkansas river -lE-s through ne
farm TIE corn raised Oh This farm vas
given the pEe-sl s.E1 AZ TIA worries FAR
IN $50 Pr.ce. S-oea- ezsv terms Il
you want 1ue ~ the finest farms e
kansas investigate Chis W.-1e *
Whine. Wichita. EacSas ut
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LOST-Clastsr garnet earring. on Main
or Market. between Third and Eleventh
street Leave at 81 W. Third street. and
get reward 9T-3tx
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS
~AAOAAAONA~A~~A~A
FOR sALE-one family horse and phae-
ton; one fine mare; one farm wagon
S26 Ohio. S-3tx
FOR sALE-Fische- upright piano. r H.
johnson. ~ Fern avenue. -.
FO-. RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT-Smal house and four acres
on Tenth street. just beyond CnlsholTa
Three acres on North Hillside Gan az
80 y. Fourth avenue 5o--A
FOR RENT-Modera residence, close to
business. Inquire rs s Emporia-
93-Ju-fri-sun-tf
FOR RENT-BeautifuI 7-room homo, with
barn. large garden, bottom land city
wateT close 10 car line, rear E,aIrnOunL,
81. Anchor Trust Co. SI-u
FOR RENT-six-room house and barn.
Apply at 321 s. Topeka. SILK
FOR RENT-Niee 5-room. modern cot
tage. Avenue A Can rooms l and ,.
Biting block 80
FOR RENT-ROOMS-
FOR RENT-Tw0 UNFINISHED front
rooms. including clothes closet INQUIRE
800 Ohio avenue. ss-6Jx
FOR RENT-Furnished room, for gentle
man. 20 y. Lawrence. SIX
FOR RENT-Three rooms, unfinished or
partly furnished 3l5 y. Topeka
FOR RENT-FuTnlzhsd rooms I9quire
Sl3 y. Enporia. S4-tr
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, in Fletcher
block; man and wife preferred. Inquire
Of elevator boy. sou
FOR RENT-Furnisaed room. complete
for light housekeeping $50 y. Main
S9-l0tx
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms. at is
;. EmPoria avenue. S0-I
FOR IISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT-IS5 acres Of bottom land in
0-acre tracts, adjoining the city. Apply
1926 y. Topeka avenue. S4-eod
FOR RENT-Stsre building. No. S5+ y.
Main street c. l. Davidson, Kansas
National Bank. s7-3C
FOR RENT-Sixty acres Of good corn
land; cash rent. Address Z. Stanton,
1850 ". Maple street. 5-tf
FOR RENT-Best located brick store
room, 5xS9 feet. newly papered and
painted, on Douglas avenue Inquire
Barnes * NeWComos Music House
FOR SALE-HOUSES
-oCs@~2--C-C--O---O~-~---
FOR SALE-SeveraI good places on in
staImenJs. Hartford Investment Go.
FOR SALE-Fine residences we'll 10
Gated Also choice cottages. on easy
terms. Riley. over Kansas National
bank. ss-2tx
FOR SALE-On Fairvtew avenue, q great
snap. if sold within ten days. Fine mod
ern residence. g rooms - feet Call
rooms ! and , Biting block. 98-tf
FOR SAIsE-Eight-ro house and 100
feet east front North side; lots alone
worth the price S6C0. You can 90 the
town over and you cannot beat IT, The
land alone Is worth the money Hart
FORD investment Co. 9S-1l
FOR SAL-DesirabI residence property
near central part Of city. For further
particulars, address P. 0. Box No. SIS
Ceucralia, Ills. 94-2t
FOR SALE-Weu built 6-room house,
good location, cheap. III s. Water
street S3-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

--N-0-0-0-----0---0~
AGENTS " ANIED-E0Od live men n
every locality 10 represent large
manufacturing company and introduce
their goods. Steady employment and
large income in so0d legitimate bust
ness assured 10 men that are honest
and willing 10 attend 20 business. Ref
erenCes required Send seIf-addressed
stamped envelope for reply 20 The Rex
Manufacturing Co, No. Us Chartres s..
New Orleans. Ia. 7426t
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FINANCIAL-If YOU want 70 save part OF
your salary, with interest, for rainy
day, cal On o. - Boyle, rooms I and ,
Biting block S5-tf-wed-fri-sul
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Office. Room s.. LiHlueril
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UNLIMITED FUNDS TO loan on choice
farm property n Kansas and Oklahoma
40l-403-4t6 SedgwlCk block Whine &
Whine lO4-tf
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LOST

-------O----~~~~--o~--~--
LCST-DOg. lOng-LalreG. white Spanish
Terrier. female, answers 20 the name
Of Topsy. Return 20 109 s. Topeka ave-
nue.. and ger reward. Ss-2tx
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offi>e: $50 NORTH Aain =
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PROFESS SIGNALS
PHYSICIANS
= - = - -
4o2 East Douglas Avenue

practices limited to diseases OF the Eye.
Ear. Nose and Throat
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in the following additions. at prices 20
suit the times. Gail and see US:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

Here It is again. The New Orleans
Picayune IN discussing the most recent
Georgia lynching says that lynching ap-
pears to be iustifable only in criminal
assault cases. That spirit. we say, that
apology for lynching, that justification of
lynching in certain cases is responsible
for the oft repeated acts Of the mob
throughout the Southern states.
The Charleston News and Courier Is
opening its eyes to this fact In COM
menting on the same Georgia lynching
II says that il has never been insensible
TO the mad rage which must fill the
hearts Of a community, q MEMBER oil
which has become the victim of some
black brute. But" II goes on, 'if we had
ever questioned the wisdom and expe-
diency Of the course which we have pur-
sued. such evcr-recurring incidents as the
shocking outrage committed at Palmetto,
Ga. last Thursday morning. would long
since have dispelled our doubts on the
subject" And it adds that had the
majesty Of the law been vindicated even
occasionally when mobs had brought
swift retribution to the door OF the
friends who have committed the first
mentioned crime. such an outrage as that
done at Palmetto would never have sug-
cested itself to the men who did it, Every
mob that goes unwhpped Of justice after
the accomplishment OF its bloody work
Is an additional incentive to the commits
sion Of atrocities of a similar nature"
True as preaching. We have not lost
hope. We have. almost singly alone, been
preaching this doctrine for the past ten
wears. We have been urging upon the
people that violence begets violence, that
one act Of the mob IS an incentive to other
acts. that the law must be supreme in
every case or people Will not respect IT,
that If we couHtenance lynching for one
onense the mob will take advantage OF
our tolerance ana upon occasion lynch
men charged with other ofenses. We
never expect 10 see lynehIng in the South
cease until public sentiment shall frown
upon lynching for the uncomfortable
crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
CAN'T TURN LOOSE.

Editor Watterson, Of the Louisville
Courier-Journal. is out in a double column
editorial, device which Colonel Waiter
son employs when he desires to be unus-
ually emphatic, in which he says that
II IS plain, from the recent circular letter
sent out by Chairman Jones and the re-
cent "splenetic message OF Mr.. Bryan
in reply to Mr. Perry Belmonts invita-
ton TO dine with the New York Demo-
cratic Club, that these party leaders de-
sire Democrats 10 understand now. with
out waiting for the State conventions
and succeeding national convention Of
next year. that in 1900 it is to be the
Chicago platform and the old ticket over
again.
Mr. Watterson then takes up the ques-
ton IN business like way and asks Mr..
Bryan and Mr.. Jones as reasonable men,
as practical politicians. how they can,
by pursuing such a course. figure out a
successful result?
How can they hope 10 lash the coun-
try into the pitch OF excited feeling which
marked the campaign Of 1896? where
Will they make their losses good IL they
are stu 10 drive out all Democrats who
do not agree with them upon the fiscal
issue Of l6 10 II"
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Jones have both,
no doubt. asked themselves the same
question. They cannot figure out any,
thing but failure. but as practical politI-
clans they feel that IT were better 10 go
down with their colors flying than 70 re-
tire themselves in more or less disgrace
By confessing that they were false pro-
phets In 1896 and that their leadership is a
failure. They have staked their political
destiny upon tho Chicago platform and
thew must stand or fan with Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
TUESDAY. MARCH 2L 1880.
SYNDICATE GOVERNMENT.

'sTbe recent changes Of masters was
the subject of discussion at a dinner
rivsn bv club "C'' al the Reform Club
in New York city on Friday night last
The subject related to and was suggest
cd by the recent attack Of Richard
Croker on the elevated railroads.
4 Mr.. Chapman. addressing the meet-
ing. said the government of the United
States was in the hands of a syndicate.
mir. Mckinney" said he, els only the
creation Of syndicate. We know what
svndicate government means. The grab
hing of Amsterdam avenue shows MS what
It is. The present popular understand
ing is that the only thing between the
people and absolute tyranny is the judi
ciary. / have heard that John Hay
paid $1,000 Of McKinieys debts, Alger
and Esgan are in fl and Eagan had TO
be protected"
BY syndicate government the ordi-
nary boss" rule is intended The curse
of the day Is boss" rule. Some ener-
getic wire puller with intelligence enough
70 make trade. adopts politics for his
profession. lie says 10 A. assist me TO
get elected TO a certain office and when
am IN ii win get you appointed 10
certain other Office" He makes this
trade with q number OF persons scattered
al the strategic points OF the election DIS
trict and then each of these persons be-
comes an agent fer putting the politician
who has set the machine In motion.
Soon there is a great cutlery for this poll
tician being selected for the place he
seeks. when no one cares one cent about
him ana the whole Outcry comes from
men who are paid to make IT, OF course
men chosen 10 public place by this sys-
TEN must impose burdens upon the pub
lie 20 pay those whom they have enlisted
in their service. and unless some method
s. found TO abridgc the system II threatens
20 turn as into a people Of whom the
politicians are the people and the people
are nothing but their servants.
MIR. Chapman well said. that the only
thing between the people and the abso-
lutte tyranny OF the politicians is the ju-
dietary. and OF course. the "boss' Will
not permit the judiciary 10 remain a
hinderance TO him 81 he IS given free
hand. lie will nl the judicial Offices
with men who will aid his schemes il he
has the power. The Chicago platform
countenances this idea when declaring
that the power Of the courts shall be
placed under the dominion OF the bosses
and 1t walks directly, therefore. IN the
line Of the boss's aims.
Thank God for the notable decision our
Court OF Appeals has Just made calling
tho attention Of the people 20 the i'm
portance Of preserving their judiciary un-
tainted and unrestrained