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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

FerrV- . r. Oct s-The drst frelg lght
over the a. y. s ". railway was a car
load az coal from South McAlester. and
Il arrived yesterday. The freight rates
were reduced 20 the extent that the coal
could he sold for $50 per ton instead OF
$3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

oklahoma City. O. oct &C. II
Nichola. Albert lawson ard two women
n spanish descent. Eho zars the names
90 sappho and Lottles. we're arrested
here today on a t~isKran - the effect
that they are wanted in Memphis. Tenn.
FOR stealing diamond
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
a Guaranteed Cure for Plies

Ttching. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudIng
Piles Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure you, in
6 TO Il DAYS. soc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
EDNA RECORDS A CRIME.
Team Found Standing With injured
Man In Wagon.


Guthrie. o. T. Oct S-Eda. Canadian
county, has another sensation tc add g
It's long list OF cr1minalities. one man
is at the point OF death while his as
sailsnt Is fleeing from the wrath that
awaits him. and numerous officers are
casting about for his capture.
on Monday ODDS Moore. aged -. took
load OF wheat % Edmond AZ day
light Tuesday morning his team was
found standing IN fronf OF MilleTs store.
while in the wagon was found the ap-
parently lfeless body Of man. with his
head battered. bruised and bunged up
Nelghbors were called and Moore vas
recognized Or stiiweIi was summoned.
who directed the injured man TO b re-
moved 70 the family home. two miles
northwest Efforts al restoration % con
sciousnesE were at once begun and u
was finally advised 20 Summon a spee.sl
Is, from oklahoma City. Ia the mes
time the news scattered. and with ~ Az
kinds of r1mors Late Tuesday sfter-
noon the story sifted down 70 the state
rnenf that David Harrison. a man ~
family. while en- route hons. had
Jumped out OF his wagon and into thsi
the lines from him Fading IN this. he
assaulted Moore and knocked hin OF
the seat into the road This sob>red
Harrison sufficiently that he r-altzsd
that Moore was seriously hurt, and. Pick b
ing him Up. Harrison drove rapidly 20
F,da 20 the Miller store Arriving thsrs.
ne called tho Minsrs, stating their Nas
a team and IN the wagon was a man
that ne -ouls turn over 90 them. Tnink
Ing Il might be some sob pa, np on them.
they paid no attention 70 u uHui ths
next morning. as stated
on the arrival q the physician from
Oklahoma city an examination resulted
A. the discovery that Moore skull Nss
fractured. one eye badly iacsr.ted an1
his hsad cut and bruised in many giaief
and the shish fractured word wa sent
20 apprebsud H4rrison Aud be was cag-
,ur=d on wednesday. 4 warrant IT. sisp
out for another party. but his name has
10; been mad. pubilc.
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roah-bed. spleuGicly equipped traiUe anf
a-nt-clszs diaiaF car ssrice. meals sr-
inr served on America ciub plan. ranE-
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= ia carte Three through trains aaH1.
in sach direction Rates always 80 iovs
.sf SO exresr fsre on az traia on RS
line ch8ese9 c.'v ucsei of1'ce. ~ ~
street Deyot Ia sste street a'sfir
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on the Elevated fcfa.
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yIrtoria. p G oct s-B oHisuka.
japanese representative % the e L11is
exposition. arrived today b. ihs steamer
shlnaao MsTg. en route % 81 I.oli>.
aclozups b. rs family
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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
NUMBER Al
touching one, and will long he remem-
bered by those who witnessed it.

touching one, and will long he remem-
bered by those who witnessed it.
Then followed the hymn, Soldier
of Christ,'' and the benediction by
Rev. J. c. Carothers.
There was a collection taken up for
the sick and needy Veterans now in
hospitals.
After the congregation was dismiss
ed, the Veterans remained at the
church with the Daughters, to receive
the flowers to carry to the resting
place of their comrades.
At 2:3O clock in the afternoon, a
large concourse OF people gathered at
the Veterans cemetery. where Lieut.
Gov. G. D. Stands, OF Oxford, deliv-
cred an able and eloquent address,
followed by touching and appropri-
ate speech by Judge A. T. Roane.
Sen. b. c. Adams then made one of
his characteristic speeches, full of
eloquence and beauty, and made an
impressive appeal to our citizens to
aid in raising fund to enclose the
graves OF unknown Veterans, to which
we have no doubt they will literally
respond.
The Veterans, with the children,
then scattered the flowers over the
graves OF those who gave their lives
for the Lost Cause.
The I. @. O. F. Cemetery, under
the care of the Ladies Cemetery AS
sociation, and the Daughters of the
Confederacy, has been SO beautified.
and loving hands have so tenderly
decorated the graves OF their loved
ones, that it. seems, indeed sweet
resting place for. our dead.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
The Wastes of the Body.

Every seven days the blood, mus
cles and bones OF a man of average
size, loses two pounds of wornout tis-
sue. This waste cannot be replen-
ished and the health and strengthened
kept up without perfect digestion.
When the stomach and digestive DR.
gans fail to perform their functions,
the strength lets down, health gives
way and diseases set up. Kodol Dys-
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digestive organs to digest and assimi-
late all of the wholesome food that
may be eaten into the kind OF blood
that rebuilds the tissues and protects
the health and strength OF the mind
and body. Kodol cures Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
It is an ideal spring tonic. Sold by
D. 0. Semmes. ,v
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
HE IS AFTER EVERY ONE
Vardaman Seems to Have
Spared No Denomi-
nation.
GIVES ALL A ROAST.
Episcopals, Baptist. and methodists Have
Been Touched by His Caustic Pen
Some Samples Of His Roasting.

Jackson News April 261
1t seems that no clergyman or
religionist escapes the venom OF
lambasting when his views do not
coincide with those of James X.
Vardaman. The News prints the
following samples to show to the
people of the state what an unsafe
man Vardaman is to put in power.
The comments OF the Greenville
Times were written by the same
editor who is now tearing his hair
for James X.
Here is the original article and the
comment Of the Greenville Times:
FORMALOEHYDE.
''The lurid and hell-be1ching utter
ances OF the Greenville Clergyman
and other sprightly mistakes of his
class will not reduce the number of
nigger lynchings in Mississippi or
anywhere else. But they will give
this gentleman a little nOtOriety,
which after all seems to be the great
desideratum. think the great
trouble with this clerical Don Qutxote
is, he would like to have a better
paying Job in a northern city, and he
fell upon this plan as the cheapest
and most eifectual way to advertise
for it. 1 hope to god he may get
| it, .:-
The above extracts are taken from
the. Commonwealth, paper publish
ed at Greenwood, Miss, and are
editorial expressions. They are a
| portion OF q great mass OF similar
matter which appears in the editorial
columns of the Commonwealth, and
are selected because they alone con.
tain definite charge requiriup
refat1tion, or, worthy OF notice. 1t
is, Of course, impossible for the
reverend gentleman who is attacked
to reply to or enter into controversy
with a paper of the class and quality
OF the Commonwealth; and the
gross asperation upon his motives can
have no effect upon those who know
him, except to produce feeling OF
disgust. The inferiority OF the
lpresent writer to the editor OF the
Commonwealth in the art OF billings
igate, make it impossible to answer
him according to his folly; but thu
suggestion that Mr.. Ewing spoke fol
northern applause and preferment
may, in the minds OF those who dt
not know, do harm to the cause o
ldecency which he thought to further
A plain and frank statement of facts
will perhaps do most to dissipate sucl
a possible impression.
! Mr.. Ewing has received and declin
ed calls to churches in several Of TIN
|great cities OF the north. In. 1885,
he refused a call to the large ant
wealthy parish of the Church OF Gu
Savior in Cincinnati. One year ag
he declined the proffered deanshtp q
St. Paul's Cathedral, Cincinnati, tn
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02

It is:said that nothing is sure ex-
cept death and taxes, bnt that is not
altogether true. Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Is . sure
cure for all lung and throat troubles.
Thousands can testify to that. Mrs.
G. B. VanMetre, OF Shepherdtown,
w. Va, says II had severe case Of
Bronchitis, and for q year, Il tried
everything I heard OF, but got no. ne
lief: onos nI. ~ New
Discovery t(ietF GU sd ihe -
It's infallible for Group, Whoopfng
Cough, Grip, Pnel nonia and Con-
sumption. Try it, It's guaranteed
by The Second Class Drug Store.
Trial bottle free. Reg. sizes soc, &l.O0.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
HON. A. r: FOX
Withdfaws From The Race As 4 Candidate
1850 For Goveeuoe.

). On April the 25, Hon. 4. F. Fox
Withdrew ss a candidate for Cover
nor and published the following card
addressed to his fellow citizens of the
State, as follows: -. u.
"Abberdeen, Miss, April 25.-To
Ny Fellow-Citizens of the State of
Mls63ssippi: Much as I regret it,
am compelled by the strongest, per-
sonal reasons, arising from circum-
stances which I could not foresee and
over which have no contrUl, to
retire, unconditionally, from the race
for the Office of Governor. Under
present conditions it is impossible
for me to continue actively in the
canvass, and unless I could do so, it
! would be an injustice to both my
friends aud myself to remain longer
| in the contest. The chief concern
feel in taking this step is for the
friends who have supported me SO
loyalty. I owe them a debt of
gratitude which I can never repay,
but which 1 will always recognize
and remember. The campaign Of
Misrepresentation, calumny and
falsehood, backed by the corrupt use
of money. that has been waged
against me with so much bitterness,
had only made them the more jealous
in my support. Representing, as,
they do, the best thought, aspira-
tions and patriotism OF the Dem
ocracy of Mississippi and of our
Christian civilization uninfluenced as
they are by factional politics, person.
al preferment or petty ambition, I
prize their confidence more highly
than the Office Of Governor, and as
long as I retain it and have the
consciousness that my candidacy has
stood for truth and the best interests
Iof the State, I can well afford to
despise the enemies / have made.
II in the canvass I have in any way
contributed to q proper solution OF
public questions which are of such
vital importance at this time, win
be more than gratified.~ / have the
|greatest confidence that the rood
Judgement and patriotism OF the
party, will secure = result worthy Of
this great commonwealth. @
AT. FOX.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
GRENADA, MISS. NAY 2, 1903.

diocese OF southern Ohio, at salary
many times an excess of that which
he was receiving in Greeuville.
The fact that Mr.. Ewing has
repeatedly received and declined
positions OF high preferment in the
north is conclusive answer to any
question Of ulterior motives in the
delivery Of the sermon which has
given him national reputation, and
won the applause and appreciation of
the best thought and highest charac-
ter In the United States, from Boston
to New Orleans.
The Times asks pardon OF its read
els for its quotations from the Com
monwealth. A liberal transcript was
required to make plain the necessity
for a reply. To mere vituperation
and abuse, of course, no answer is
necessary. 1t is not to be expected
that the motives, character or
thought of a man like Mr.. Ewing
cOnld be shared or understood by one
who edits the Commonwealth, writes
II" with a capital and God" with
a little g.-Greenville Times, Sep
tember 18th, 1901.
Having delivered this ''broad-side' -
at IN excellent clergyman of the
Epi4copal church, his next effusion is
against Baptist preacher, editor of
the Baptist Record, all because he
dared to publish and indorse a letter
of Bishop Charles B. Galloway on a
public question, which did not meet
his views and in which Mr.. Varda-
mans name did not appear. Here is
what he says:
Absence from home and press OF
other matters have prevented me
paying my respects this week to the
squirt who presides over the editorial
departmeut OF The Baptist, of Jack
son, Miss, I promise however in the
next issue to give His Right Reverend
Assininity that distinguished con.
sideration which his Exalted
Pusillanimity deserves. .'-Greenwood
Commonwealth.
The letter OF Bishop Galloway tt
the New Orleans Christian Advocate
IS characterized as slush, sentimen'
taNsrDt and th0ughtless rubbish, .
and f.sr his sincerity in endorsing th,
| sensahents OF Bishop Galloway, Rey
r. J. Bailey, editor and manager o.
the state organ OF the Baptist church
OF Mississippi, is denounced as :
squirt. - Here is what this honor
able Christian minister says:
''Unless the views OF the Baptis'
on the subjec OF public education
have offended Mr.. Vardaman, W.
cannot account for the above ant
tue diatribe which it threatens
such language as the above, however
carries its own antidote and we re
l produce it merely to let the reader
of the Baptist know the character O
this man, written by himself, who
we learn, is a candidate for tn
exalted Office of governor, Let NJ
man get excited when his diatrib
appears"
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
MR. EDWIN NEWBURGER
Withdraw. From the Race as Candidate
for State Senator.

CoFFEEv1LLE, MISS, April %, 1908.
II hereby withdraw my name as a
candidate for State Senator from the
28th. Senatorial District. My busf-
ness interests are such that it would
be impossible for me to give my en-
tire time to the Office, II elected, and
unless I could do this, I feel that I
could not do my duty by the people.
I desire to thank my friends for
their hearty support, and the interest
they haye taken in my behalf, and
for which I shall ever be grateful,
and trust the occasion may present
itself in the future, when I may
demonstrate this substantially. 81
Respectfully,
EDWIN +NEWBURGER.
j.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02

When you wasn't = pleasant physic
try Chamberlai1's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They'are easy to take. and
pleasant in erect. For sale by.Ihe
Second Class Drug Store. s...<-ss' y
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-05-02
CONfEDERTE Me-
MORTAL SERVICES
FittingIy Observed in Grenada.
Rev. Theo. CopeIands Eloquent and Fer
vent Sermon at the Methodist
Church.
A Large Profusjon OF Flowers Strewn On thu
Confederate Graves.

Confederate Memorial services we're
held under the auspices of the Dixie
Chapter U. d. c., at the Methodist
church on last Sunday morning. w.
r. Barksdale Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams attended in a body, and there
was such a large audience, filling the
church to it's utmost capacity, that
all available standing room was taken
up before the commencement Of the
service.
The decorations were very elab-
crate, carrying out the colors in blend
ing the white and red. The words:
God Bless our Veterans" being
white letters on a red ground, fringed
by evergreens, formed the center OF
the background Of the altar. Beau
tiful palms, evergreen plants in great
profusion, with settings OF red, FORM
ing a bower for the great banks of
beautiful cut flowers, contributed for
the Veterans to take to the cemetery,
where some of their comrades sleep.
The revered old flag Of the Grenada
Rifles was a touching reminder to
many Of the old Veterans, of the days
when their light steps bore them from
their homes in 81.
The services began with the OPEN
ing hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy!" fol-
lowed by the soul stirring song, "On-
ward, Christian Soldier"
An impressive Scripture lesson was
then read by Rev. J. G. Carothers;
followed by beautiful anthem by a
select choir from all the churches.
Miss Itaxie Leigh, vha has q sweet,
clear voice., sang a beautiful solo, and
an Impressive violin solo was render
ed by Miss Cook.
The memorial sermon, by Rev. Theo.
i copeland, was one of the ablest, most
eloquent and impressive that has ever
been delivered on such an occasion In
Grenada. Mr.. Copeland took as his
theme, the life and character o1
Moses, which he handled in an able
manner, showing the greatnessof this
inspired man, who led his people out
of bondage, and gave to the world all
that is best in law, as we'll as some Ol
it's most important sacred history
and loftiest flights OF poetry. HI
spoke of the great faith in God, which
inspired Moses in his great career
and then referred in a touching man
ner, to the high Christian characte
of such Confederate leaders as Jeffer
son Davis, Robert e. Lee and Stone
wall Jackson. He spoke of the devo
tion of the Confederate soldiers t.
the cause that was lost, of his loft.
patriotism and the sufferings endure'
by the brave men, who fought an
bled for the South. He paid a beau
tiful tribute to the Daughters Of tn
Confederacy and their noble work i
keeping alive the cherished memorie
of the past, and scattering flowers O
the graves of our dead. In conclu
sion, he spoke of the great reunio
beyond the dark valley Of death, an
appealed to the old Veterans to b
prepared to meet their comrade
there, and so touching did he max
this appeal, that there were tears i
: the eyes Of the old soldiers, who al
(about forty in number,) went up a
the conclusion of his sermon, an
. grasped the hand of the youn
! preacher. The scene was a mo.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-09-04
OREGON NOTES.

By scaling q ten foot wall and run
ming into tt u nearby woods. Daisy
Goodall and Hattie Higginbottom, two
girls of 10 years, escaped from the
mouse of the Good Shepherd, Cath
Ollie institution at Portland.
w. II. Fletcher. who has operated
sawmil on the Weston mountains
for the past Is years, has just pur-
chased $40 acres OF timber land on the
road leading from Elgin to Weston and
will move his sawmill to that section
in the near future.
One of the big compound engines Of
the o. R. & N. company was almost
blown to pieces by the explosion of
the boiler recently at Baker City. Fire
man Faust was instantly killed and En-
gineer Gilman was so badly mangled
that it is almost impossible for him to
live.
To kill cattle and sheep and store
the meat to escape the heavy expense
of feeding stock until it is needed for
the market is the scheme now cOntem-
plated by the butchers of Pendleton.
Rapid progress is being made on
the arrangements for the Labor day
celebration to be given at Pendleton
by the labor unions September Z.
Confronted with two ugly looking
six shooters, ]. H. Burke, man about
80 years of age and claiming Port
land as his home, was forced to sub
NIT to arrest while attempting to cash
a forged check at e. w. Haines' bank
at Forest Grove The shooters were
manipulated by President Haines and
Cashier Kanes, who were expecting a
call from Burke.
w. j. Watternberger of Butter creek
has just returned from a trip through
Washington, where he has disposed OF
ton and hall of honey, on which he
realized a good profit He collected
the honey from the Butter creek ranch
ers. This is an exceptionally good bee
country, and a large quantity of al
falfa is raised.