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The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

Senator Moneys utterance while in
Memphis the other day that he hoped
Roosevelt would not visit Mississippi
while on his southern tour was GER
tainly uncalled for, indiscreet and a
slam against Southern chivalry, that
has always extended a welcome to the
stranger within her gates. We peO-
pie OF IndianOla have no particular
desire to see the President as he can
have no desire to visit the town, out
however much he has wraDged Us and
maligned us in the past he would be
given hearty welcome and would be
just as safe as in the white house
should he honor US with a visit. Such
utteranceS as Senator Moneys tends
to form an idea in the minds OF peo-
pie at distance that we have Lost the
generous spirit that characterized
this section in the early days Of the
country. Tocsin.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

The Criminal Calender of Sunffow-
er county for the past week is one
that will cause the blush OF shame to
rise to the face Of every law abiding
citizen. 1t is a bloody record that
Breathitt county could not equal in
her darkest days. No less than dog
en- violators have gone to their reward
on the county convict farm and no
less than six families are mourning
the loss of their protectors and sup
pOrterS. or these last, three are white
families and the blood that was spill
ed from last Saturday to Monday cries
aloud for vengeance. Our people ap-
pear to have become possessed with a
homicidal mania and human life is be-
| coming so cheap that men are mur-
dered on the public roads and streets
without pang Of conscience or fear Of
the future. viii our courts do their
duty is the question asked by every
one and check this awful prOpaganda
OF crime that is SO ruthleSsly being ex-
erciSed here at present. .-SunflOwer
TOcsin.
The truth is human life is cheap
article in Mississippi. 1t is a painful
admission, but nevertheless fact.
There is cause that produces this de-
plorable condition and there can be
but little trouble in locating it. We
have but to look and we see-NOn-en-
fOrcement of Criminal laws, too fire.
quently murderers are permitted to
go unpuniShed. Our Criminal laws
contain TOO many loop-holes through
which the guilty slip from the clutch
es Of the law.
In discussing a noted criminal case
The OkalOna Messengermakes the fol-
lowing observations as to frequent
mis- carriages Of justice:
Under the theory OF the law the
attorney is an officer Of the court |
charged with securing equal and
exact justice for all. If prosecutor,
it is not his duty to send an inno-
cent man to death; ifcounsel for
the defence, it is not, ethically, his
part to secure immunity for one
guilty Of crime. But the prac-
tice and the theory Of the law seem to
have drifted very far apart.
Is not the time at hand when the
bar-SO tenacious Of its dignity, so
proud OF its pers0nnel-must take
steps to discourage the selling Of its
best brains to clients who look not for
justice but for delay, or for immunity
from the righteous punishment of
their OffenceS?"
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

We note that the question OF Sena
tor Moneys running again for the
Senate is being again discussed and
it is suggested that of course this
means that Governor Vardaman and
John Sharp Williams will Tot run.
While we are not authorized to speak
for the Governor, yet we heard it
from his own lips that he would be a
candidate for the United States Sem
ate regardless OF who else was in the
race.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21
"a cold or cough nearly always

"a cold or cough nearly always
produces constidation-the water all
runs to the eyes, nose and throat in
stead of passing out of the system
through the liver and kidneys. For
the want of moisture The bowels be-
come dry and hard" Kennedy s
Laxative Honey and Tar is the origi-
ual Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t meets
and corrects the above conditions by
acting as a pleasant cathartic ON the
bowels -expels all colds from the sys-
tenn and cures all coughs, Group,
whooping cough, lagrippe, bronchitis,
etc. Sold by Hughes Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21
GOV. VARDAMANS TWO SPEECHES

| While in Grenada this week Gov
Varda man made two speeches one tt
the teachers and pupils of the Public
school and the other at the Fail
grounds.
His speech before the public school,
was beautiful and inspiring indeed.
There was that in it that appealed to
the noble in life and encouraged the
very highest ideals. He counseled the
pupils to moral rectitude and to pur-
ity of life.
His speech at the Fair grounds was
along lines many, many times travers-
ed by platform orators. The farmer
and the resident OF the rural district
came in for the usual amount of praise
and 8 rand old Mississippi received no
little laudatiOn. We think the Gov
ernor was unfOrtune in bis illusions
to President Roosevelt and his posi-
tion in this regard is entirely out of
harmony with the sentiment of Mis-
SiSsippi and the position of the south
as voiced by the public press.
There is a sincerity and earnestness
about his utterances that will always
command respect. He never fails to
make plea for the best in life and to
place the value Of man above the dol
lar and commercial consideraf ions.
Grenada appreciated the Governors
visit and enjoyed it.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21
ADVERTISING RATES.

Locals 10 cents per line for first insertion
and S cents per line for each subsequent
< sue. Special contracts ut reduced rates.
Display advertisements 25 cents per inch
+JT one insertion. Special contracts at re-
i loed rates.
We publish obituaries OF ten lines free of
r1arge. over ten lines 10 cents per line.
Cards oe thanks, 10 cents per line
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

No Pills is as pleasant and positive
as DeWitt'S Little Early Risers.
These Famous Little Pills are so mild
and effective that children. delicate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect, while strong people
say they are the best liver pills, sold.
Sold by Hughes Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay.
soc
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21
Home Circle
WHERE MOTHER is.

WHERE MOTHER IS.
Oid-fashiOned flowers with fragrance sweet
Bloom where mother IS,
Ltfe's a psalm, a song replete
With JOY where mother Is.
There all woes and sorrows cease,
Naught but rest and heavenly peace
Dwells where mother is. =
The jostling crowd, the wearing din.
Are not where mother is,
The Haunting rags OF shame and sin
Reach not where mother is,
Heart-sick, brain-tIred, nerve-wreckct, .sou]
Before thy tear-dininsed eyes q goal,
Exists where mother is.
All grief and doubt and unbelief
Flee where mother is.
Hope and faith and sweet relief
Come where mother Is.
Mother mother, name most sweet,
Heaven guide my weary feet
Home where mother is.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

1t is pleasure to take DR.. Daie S
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their ton
ic effect upon the liver. Sold by The
Second Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

TO those whose school days are over,
we would say. enter your life's work
and stick to 1t. DO not dodge from
one thing to another continually, if
you do you will never amount to any
thing. Be useful, law-abiding citi-
zenS. Try to make part of the
world better by having lived. Do
dot make getting married your chief
aim In life or go around hunting some
one to fall in love with, bat when
love comes to you be sure it is love
and not a passionate fancy, and ae-
cept it as blessing sent from God.
The Grenada sentinel., 1905-10-21

| When a man gives his hand in mar
riage to woman, he says by his act
among all women, that he has for he,
deeper and tenderer affection than
for any other human being. At the
marriage altar he SOlemnly pledges
! the continuance Of that love until
death. When beauty has faded from
her face, the bright flash from her
eyes, when age has brought wrinkles
to the brow, and sorrow has traced it's
furrowS in the cheeks, the faithful
husbands love is to remain as deep
and true as ever. His heart is still
to choose his wife among all women
and find in her it's truest delight.
Gods word gives the measure of this
love. Husbands. love your wives,
even as Christ also loved the church
and gave Himself for it. There is no
earthly line long enough to measure
the depth of Christ's love to the
church, and no man can love in the
same degree. And yet that love is TO
be the type of conjugal love.
1t has been said ''best men are
moulded out of faults" but it is not
every wife who has the ingredients in
her makeup to do the moulding.
The main difficulty is that people de-
mand of marriage all of the universal
virtues Of patent medicine, warrant
ed tO cure ali intirmitieS. The mar
riage ceremony does not remove a wo-
mans faults, or mans crooked dis
position. They are exactly the same
people they were before they were
married, only little more so. Do
we not know this world? Haven't We
measured it in the pint cup Of our ex-
perience aud found out many things
which our youth and inexperience
fondly disbelieved? Have you ever
found perfection in literature, wealth
er, climate, your friends, or anything
in this world? Then why demand it
OF marriage more than OF these other
thingS?. Behold the innocence of the
young lady who told her father she
wOS not particular in her choice OF a
husband, she only wanted one who
used neither tobacco, strong drink nor
profane language who would spend his
evenings at home and be wholly de. |
voted to her, my child" replied the |
father, you're stranger here, heav-
Ell is your home"
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
AN AFTERNOON FIRE-Late ves-

AN AFTERNOON FIRE-Late yes terday afternoon the three little frame buildings at the corner of Cleveland and Seventh streets. just north of the Redlight saloon were destroyed by fire, The department made its usual good run but the houses were small and very inflammable hence there was little chance to save anything.
 VISITING OLD FRIENDS-Ernie Stroud. a young man who grew to boy hood in this community. returned yes terday for a short visit with former friends. He is now fireman on pass enger train between Tucson and Fl Paso. His brother Floyd is breaking on a freight train on the same division. Both are doing well and living with their mother in Tucson.
 A SALE OF LAND-J L. Irwin yes tcrday sold for Col. BendeI of CaIifor- nia 320 acres of land lying west of the city. The purchaser was O. R. Han son of Wisconsin. MT. Irwin also sold for Mrs Whiteside to Thomas F. Bon ner eighty acres northwest of the town. Both of these places were bought as investments The purchasers have faith in the future of the valley.
 RHODE ISLAND VlSITORS-Mr. and Mrs Milton Brown of Providence, R. l., were the guests of A. c. Utley and family Sunday, arriving in the morning and leaving in the evening.
 Mr. Brown is ason of a former governor of Rhode Island. The guests were shown as much of the valley as was possible in the brief time at their dis posal. They were impressed by the evidences of thrift and enterprise both in the city and the suburban parts O. the valley.
 JOINING THE cARAVAN-W. A. Milton left this morning for Kingman. where he will join his caravan en route to the gold fields of Nevada. This caravan must not be confounded with "The" caravan which left here with great eclat a week ago last Sunday and reached Wickenburg four days later. The members of the other car aVan, that is, those now with It, are w. F. Roberts and Elmer 8IOgnett. They left a few days before the de- parture of "The" caravan, whose pro- moters desired to overtake them and travel along with them since both are headed for the same destination. But Messrs. Roberts and Mognett were de- sirous of arriving in the goldfelds within the present geologic age in cIuGI tIIdI they lllSllt aN9lI Slleiii'CiN V C1 of what has been learned regarding the formation and mineralogy of that region. Therefore they could not wait for "The" caravan. MT. Milton yes terday received a telegram from his associates saying that they had reach ed Kingman and would await his ar rival there.
 YOUNG MANS WAYWARDNESS- Reuben Hill reports that his grandson, Barney Bond, fO~ some reason best known to himself for there seems to be nc sensible occasion for it, has again left his home and is stopping with someone here in town though who it is MT. Hill does not know. It is presumed the young man is working for
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

body who is not aware of the boys circumstances and he desires that whoever this employer is he be inform ed The boy is an orphan and Mir. Hil is his guardian as well as that of the boys brother. Barney has proved q wllful child notwithstanding all tha1 has Leen done for him and he has finally been warned by the probate court to stay at home where he be- longs but he refuses to do so. Any per son who harbors him, having knowledge of the conditions, is in con-. tempt of the probate court and if tilc boy $ working for wages they may be collected by his guardian whether or not they have been previously pad to the boy. It is desired that the boy, who is only sixteen years old, shall live a home where he is kindly treated.
 VISITING MINING .MEN-Wllliam c. Leland and $. $. Moore of New York City arrived here yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon went out to the Relief mine twenty-three miles northwest of Phoenix where they expect to remain for several days. MT. Leland is proprietor of The Grand ho- tel in New York and vice president of the Relief Gold Mining Go. though this is his first visit to the property. MT. Moore is secretary of the company and has visited Phoenix and the mine sev- eral times before The mill has been shut down for a week Or two owing to the breaking of the rock crusher. Superintendent Hamlin, however for tunately bought a rock crusher that had been used but little. at the Phoe- nix mine and moved it to the Relief property as quickly as possible. He came in from the mine last evening and says the recently acquired machin- cry is in place and the mill will be ready for operation again in a day or SO. The development of the mine con tinues and a winze is now being sunk in the drift on the 200 foot level The winze is all in ore that looks as good as anything yet encountered and it has all looked good
 DISTRICT COURT-There was a session of the district court yester- day morning at which the following matters were disposed of: W. M. Ward against John Hilgen and others; judgment for defendant R. BortOn, but judgment for plaintiff as against Hilgen. In the case of Purman against Cook, execution was ordered stayed pending the settlement of a motion for a new trial. Tn the case Of HedEer against Smith and others the plain tiff's motion for a new trial was ar gued and denied. An exception was taken. In the case of w. IT. Consta- ble against F. r. Meade and the Den yer Building and Loan company, in- tervenor, the latter was given leave to amend answer and cross bill in the intervention. A demurrer to the an swer and cross complaint was argued and overruled. In the case of Cren- shaw, administrator, against Julia Lount, administratrix, a motion for a new trial was reset for June 10. Tn the matter of John A. Sturgis against Mallory w. MiIligan the trial was con tinUed for the term. In the case of the U. s. Computing Scale company against A. Weller, the plaintiff was given judgment. Judge Kent left this morning for the Grand Canyon. He will return about June 10 and soon after that will leave for the east on his summer vacation.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. l, ! degree. Accumulated excess in rainfall snice Jan. 1, 1O.45 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
5C TinWaTG

2 qrt deep pudding pans ............5c 10 in. deek mountain cake pan. ...... SC l in. retuned pudding pan 2 pint tin cups for ........-.......5c 5c
 Prices this week only.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
Of L>oca1Y
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
NNo

Forecast for today-Fair, warmer Data for 24 hours ending 5:s0 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
See inc
 NEW REFRIGERATOR
 AT DdVidSOn'S Cash Store

Hammocks Cheap and every one a beauty at Davidson's Cash Store.
 Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves absolutely safe, KOOl, Klean and KOnvenient. DavidsOn's Cash Store.
 Insurance Gasoline Stoves, absolute 1y safe. Made so you can clean them without tools or calling in a plumber. Kool, E<lean and Konvenient.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

If we fail to reach your heart it won't be the fault of our weapons. for our stock of fine stationery is as brim- ful of goodness as it could be. Note our prices on pictures in east window. PHOENIX STATIONERY 6 NEWS co Tel. Main 927. 1o-12 w. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

Vernon w. Evans will appear in a part in the play, Dr. Jel1yI and MT. Hyde, next Wednesday evening at the Hardwick Theater
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
Watches

With Chains cheap. We bought the
 Simmons Hardware Co.'S samples in gold plated watch chains cheap, and we are selling them with a watch for from g to $4.50. Now is the time to buy a time keeper and chain cheap at
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

The Lukin best-made of clear Ha- vana-tvo for 25 cents.
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NOTICE OF SALE

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IS still unclaimed. We prop
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of goods arc On sale JUST AS A
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-21
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tionst who has !he finest whiske:'
made as a morning refreshment. then
repeat the same at midday as an appe-
tizer. ard at bed time double the
amount so as to spend the night in
peace. quietude, and pleasant slum-
bers. after hard days struggle for
the gains Of this world
Say. YOU prohibitionistS. get down
to work and not use so much gas. AS
a diSpcnsaryitel letme suggest to you to
abandon your fight as to whiskey
right on the spot and get in line to do
something. Call all the male mem
bers OF all the churches in South Car
olina. in convention and organize
yourselves. take an oath not to
patronize the handler of whiskey in
any shape or form and you will have
the whiSkey problem solved. but you
will never solve the same until you
hold the rules OF your creed in hand
and not take a strong drink as so
many OF you do.