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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
Predicts second Reign of Terror.

DENVER. Jan. 14.-B Bishop \. c. Matz of the Catholic diocese of Denver in circular letter to the clergy and laity of his diocese predicts another revolution and reign of terror in France ss result of the closing of Catholic churches and confiscstion of their property by the French govern ment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
l want what l want when l want 1t"

The man in the opeIa expresses what everybody desires. especially when they pay for it. Tho dealer wlios put of on his patrons some poor charcoal. representing it to he as good as Browns Quickfire Charcoal. makes | mistake. He wastes his time and makes a dissatisfied customer. Get the bag with the black disc. For sale at all dealers in first-class gro- ceries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
Live Lobster
 2Oc 1b.

Fresh Salmon ............. zoe 10 live Scallops .... ........ eoc qf BuIIheads. Butserfisb. Spanish Mack. erel, Maine and Long Island Clans.
 Fulton Fish and Meat Market 25s so-s5 Cherry St. Phone si1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
.- aook Q. ls EAST NAm. JAMES k HYnES 6 SON.
 Telephone isl. 1.

Hvsry subscriber to sns Evsnins Democrat can secure . copy of one of the best magasinss publishsd. frss of charge on the following condi- tions: Pay your subscription to the DsDocrat in advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14

MIR AND MRS c. R. BAILEY. SPECIALISTS, Room n. 27 W Alain Permanently remove supernuous hair. moles. warts and all blsmishss by electrolysis. Hours S-12, 1-l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14

THE BOSTON FRAMING Go
 Fine Art Portraits copied. An kindc Pictures framed at reasonsble prices. 280 South Main Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
ALTHEA PARK,

Baldwin street. Look 1t over. con. pare location and price for lots 6ox 160. and you will bs convinced that 1t is . good investment.
 Our terms are easy. 4 small amount down. balance monthly ia. stallments.
 We have sold several lots. and caA refer you to tho parties who pur. chased and you will fnd they aro satished with their investment.
 ,':r maps and full particular ap. ply to .A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
Don't Lose
 Your Nerue

By arinkins vie coaess. tions called tss and ep9sa whsn thirty havs . glsD ef cur purs .agss or ala Evsrything h cur bssrs b sbsolutsly purs cd hasllsl is sa sbss,utsiy s1ons naa- ssr. HU n1s = ersagA4 ssd boetIs6 fw snbls - lD au EslinG enea
 -THE- Hsllninl Blsvlls 0
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
Withdrawal Gard.

To the Voters Of Grenada County:
Having been rendered and having ac-
cepted a position which will demand
my timR and attention through the
year to an extent that will prevent my
canvaSSing the county, have 1eci-
dcd to withdraw from the race for the
office of sheriff | take this step with
no little degree Of reluctance for the
reason that so many have been gencr-
Gus enough to assure me OF their sup
port and that it is T. very high honor
to be cOmplimented with such support
as has been rendered me. | retire
from the race with the very best feel
ing for each one OF my opponents. all
OF whom are elegant gentlemen and |
can only say that | hope the trophy
Of victory will fall to the one that will
the best and most faithfully discharge
the important duties OF sheriff and
will best appropriate the oppOrtuni-
ties which the position will bring to
him. Gratefully Yours,
J. A. Hayward,
Grenada, Miss.
Jan. 26, 1907.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
For Supervisor i Beat &.
BREWER IN CANTON.

Hon. Earl Brewer arrived in Can
.0n Monday morning and addressed
fhe crowd attending the opening Of
court. Judge Miller gave I;im an op-
p0rtunnity to speak just after he had
6DiShed charging the jury Mr..
Brewer was expected in the city Mon
say and large crowd was in the
court house to greet him.
Mr.. Brewer made an address that
gOn him many friends. He explain
ed to the satisfaction Of all present
The much talked OF Greenwood contro-
yersy. He expressed himself as being
iD favor OF a rigid enforcement OF the
law first. last and all the time. He
rendered his respects to the Memphis
Commercial Appeal, the Ticksburg
Herald and the New Orleans picayune
for the biased reports sent Out by
their Joint correspondent In Jackson.
Mr.. Brewer was emphatic in his as
Serti0nS that the railroads were ;;n
issue in the campaign. That the
corporations were taking hand in
The politics of the state and that they
ShOuld be rebuked.
He expressed himself in favor of a
child labor law that would prevent
1he dwarfing OF children by ovcrwOrk
in manufacturing plants He outlin-
ed his platform in clear cut senten ceS
and any voter who heard him will at
least not be in the dark as TO what
Mr. Brewers views are on subjects of
Importance to the people. He held
the attention of his audience in spite
81 the fact that it was nearly noon
and most of those present due at din
Der. \ brass band belonging to the
minstrel in town that day even failed
10 distract the attention of bis audi
ence when it paraded the square.
Mr.. Brewer made a good impression
and when he left Canton his support
eFs in the race for governor were rel
ther few nor far between. Madison
County Herald.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
Trustees Sale.

Rv virtue of the authority vested in me as
trustee and the execution of "a certain deed
of trust by JAS. BOStc r. :. BOStic and ID. H.
Brown, trustees Of Lilly Lodge No. 2l3l, tC
sam Shula and recorded in Book i, Page -!
of the record Of trust deeds Of Grenada coun-
". I Will. ~ trustee. on Monday. Feb IL
1901. within legal hours Offer for sale for cas-
in front of the court house door in thc town
OF Grenada county of Grenada. Mississippi pi
the following described property situated III
the county of Grenada, stale of Mississippi
tOwit:
4 four and oue-haif acre lot Of land in seq
tiUn Is. township -. range 5, east, described
aS beginning ut :. r. corner of :. r. i. NV
a ana running north 220 yards Thence east
to point Of beginning. less one half acre strip
OF land running east and west across south
end of said -four and Oue-hHlf acre block Il $50
a roadway 70 feet wide across ". N. Booker :
land to be used only for Il roadway for the
pnbli. intending to describe and convey the
land purchased from W NJ. Booker on the
Sth DAY Uf bee. 1874 for their use as Il GENE
terry Title to said property believed to be
good, but | CniY convey such tltlc ~ lS
vested in me Il trustee. J. J. HARDY.
Grenada. Miss. Trustee.
i-.6-01-nt
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

all that the most intense Southcrncr
could desire. He won the hearts of
his hearers when he said i would
myself have done exactly what Lee
did"
AS to the motives prompting the
soldiery of 1861 he said: L main
tain that every man in the eleven
states seeding from the Union had in
1864, whether he would or no, to de-
eide for himself, whether to adhere to
his state or to the nation; and | final
iy assert that whichever way he decid-
ed, il only he decided honestly, put
ting self-interest behind him, he did
right. Coming to the re-conStruc-
tion period and the enfranchisement
of the negro, Mr. Adams said: 1T
may not unfairly be doubted whether
u people proStrate after civil strife
has often received Severer measures
than was inflicted on the so-called re-
constructed Confederate states dur
ing the years Immediately succeed
ing the close OF strife.
Conceived in passion, it ignored
both science and the philosophy OF
craftsmanship; worse yet, it was un.
gerous"
Such utteranceS as these from d
Massachusetts man and the head OF
the Massachusetts Historical Society
makes his address notable utter
ance and shows the dawning OF q
new day.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
REALLY IT'S AMUSING, ISN'T 1T?

1t is very amusing t. watch the
corporation papers. They are SO in
consistent and think no one notices
Int. The same old effort to fool the
people 1t is SO familiar.
For instance: They criticise very
severely Joe Bailey. corporation at
t0rncy, representing the STANDARD
.OH Company and other Doodle soak
ed monsters Of that calibcr because
Senator Bailey, while being Such at
torney, is d candidate for reelection
TO the United States Senate TO sue
ceed himself. He Is a candidate for
high public Office and at the same
time is attorney for these corpora
tions. See? Now while criticising
him for this. they are advocating and
d0ing all in their power to help rail-
road attorneys to get public Office in
Mississippi.
Again While the railroad rate
bill was pending in Congress, they
were making the type hot with lurid
articles favoring railroad regulation
and control. See? New while doing
this, they were and DOW are aiding
the Illinois Central and Southern rail
ROAD Companies in their effort to con-
troll the politics OF Mississippi and
run the state government.
Other instances might be cited
They are numerous but unnecessary.
Really, it's amusing, isn't it,
ClaIksdale Challenge.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

The Sentinel is in receipt OF the
first and second copies of the Village
"a journal published by the Village
Publishing Company of New York.
The purpose OF the journal is to i'm
prove village life and to encourage or
ganization for civic improvement. II
has undertaken laudable work and
has splendid field. The initial
numbers present fine appearance
and contain much excellent reading
matter. The subscription price j.
81 so.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks and
appreciation to our many friends and
neighborS for their help and many
cuurtcsies extended us during the ILL.,
ness and death OF our darling dangh-
ter. Mamie. We also extend our
thanks to Dr.. B Franklin who so
earnestly and patiently treated her
during her illness. May their sorrows
be few on earth and their crowns
be bright in heaven. is the prayer Of
yours greatfully,
G.. 2. Cunningham and Wife.
Greek, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

We can but sym pathize with the
Governor of the Island Of Jamaica in
his refusal TO permit Admiral Davis to
lend suceor to the distressed of the Is
land just after the recent earthquake.
The Governor claimed that he was
amply able to take care of the needy
and distressed. Perhaps the incident
will teach our country some whole
some lessons. 1t begins to look like
that nothing can happen. even in the
most distant part OF the GLOBE with
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

President ROoSevelt'S letter com
mending the life and character of the
immortal Robert f. Lee, raises the
President still higher in Southern eS.
TEEN. He repeats what he has be-
fore frequently said, that the heroism
Of both the Southern and the North
ern army are alike the common heri.
tage Of our country and he is to be
commended for the courage to give
honor where honor is due, even though
it is necessary to praise Confederate
soldier and great leader.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

Governor Vardaman gave out an in
terview few days ago in which he
sought to answer one given out by
John Sharp Williams from Washing
ton City. The Governor displayed a
deal Of the artful in his interview and
protected himself we'll indeed. We
think he comes out one better than
John Sharp and if ''interviews" are
to be taken as the standard, Mr.
Williams viii have a wreStle for his
mutton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
Mardl Cras.

Account Of Mardi Gras The Illinois
Central Railroad will sell round triI
tickets to New Orleans at rate o
1910 for the round trip. Tickets viii
be on sale February 9th to Ntn IL
elusive also on the morning of Febru,
ary l2th, 1907. Tickets will be limit
pd for return until February 10th. bul
upou q payment OF soc ticket viii be
extended until March End, 1907.
For further information address,
JEo. \. Scott,
"A. G.. Il. A., /. G. f. Il.
Memphis, Tenn
II. r. Wilson, Ticket Agt..
Grenada, Miss
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
In Another Office.

The Sentinel can now be found on
the opposite side of the street not far
from SemmeS' Drug Store. We will
soon be straight in cur new quarters
and viii be in much better shape TO
dispatch business. We have encOun-
tered the worry this week incident
to moving. and if we ale little late
in getting to press, we trust our read
ers will make the proper allowances.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
NOTABLE UTTERANCES.

The good feeling existing between
she North and South was fittingly en-
phasized on Jan. 10, the Tooth ami
versary of Robert E. Lee. President
Roosevelt, himself Northern man,
wrote letter commending the valor,
virtue and patriotism in the life of
the South's great hero.
Charles Francis Adams, Sr., of Mas
xachusetts made an address at, Wash
iBgton and Lee University, Va, on
that day. He praised Lee and said
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
The Joy

OF liviuG is to have GOOD health. Use
Ierbine and you Will have bushels OF
JOY. Y0u need not be blue, fretfu
and have that bad tas; III your mouth.
Try Il bottle Of Herbine. a positive
cure for all liver complaints. f. llar-
rell. Anstin. Texas, writes:
Il have used IIcrbine for over a
year. and find il a fine regulator.
gladly recommend it us Il fine medicine
FOR Dyspepsia Sold by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed hole in the bar
rooms OF Kansas, but Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup has smashed all records
as cure for coughs, Bronchitis, In
fluenza and all Pulmonary diseases.
r. G. H., Horton, Kansas, writes:
"I have never found a medicine that
would cure q cough so quickly as Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. I have used
it for years. !" Sold by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

out Uncle Sam sticking bis bill into it.
We believe IN philanthropy and in
fostering that sentiment that would
lend hand to suffering humanity
anywhere, but it is quite a good idea
to mind our own affairs.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

Money says he will retire at the
end of his senatorial term. MeSSrS
Williams and Nardaman made up
their minds some months ago that he
should retire.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
tbs HARTMAN SCHOOL.

Not all the speeches that William
J. Bryan could deliver in his lifetime
weuld make as many converts 20 his
latest theory as have been made by
e. II. Hartman and others Of his Kid
neg in the last five years. It is con-
.ceiyab!e, toe, that Mr.. Bryan's pro-
lOnged silence on this subject has
been due to his belief that his dear
est foes are playing his game better
than he could himself. If Su1h is the
fact he is not mistaken. The Harri-
man school Of finance is breeding
Socialists to an extent appreciated by
nearly all Americans except its own
heads. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

Senator Bailey only won his re-e!ec-
tion before the Texas legislature by
one vote and that too. when the UppO-
SitiOn ccntered OH no Other man. Mr.
Bailey'S case is uuiQur, in The politics
of the United States. lie was endorsed
by the dcm2Cratic prim2reSof Texas
last summer. Since that time. it has
developed That he was attorney for
the Standard Oil Company, and it was
thought had used bis official position
TO further the interests Of lis clients.
This brought on the storm that came
near sweeping him into private life.
He is reelected buJ has been wonder
fully crippled and will never stand as
high again politically aS he did before.
The sentiment against Senator Bailey
is ia keeping with the doctrine preach
ed by William j. Bryan, that con-
nection with large corporations units
a man for the proper discharge of Of
fetal duties.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
More Uscd-Better Pay.
Grenada, Miss.
Jan. 26, 1907

Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co..
Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen:
| used your fertilizer this year and
got good results from it, ] put about
200 pounds per acre on all except one
acre and on this | used 400 pounds
and it will make a third more to the
acre. SO you see the more you use the
better it pays. You fertilizer is just
as good for corn as it is for cotton.
Yours respectfully,
l-2G 1t S. \. OdOm.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

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The Sentinel,
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI.
o. +. LAWRENCE .. Editor and Manager.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Publication Office. Sentinel Building.
Entered in the Postoffice at Grenada, Miss.
as second Class Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION:
Per-Year. In Advance $1.OO
SATURDAY. JAN. 26, 1907.
OUR CHOICE.
FOR GOVERNOR;
HON. EARL BREWER,
of Coahoma County
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce the follow
candidates for county offices. subject To
action OF The Democratic party
For State Senator, 28th Senatorial District
FRANK II. HARPER.
For Sheriff.
J.. .A.HAYWARD
DAVID A: WILLIAMS
ROB WEST
FOX SIMPSON
w. ]. JENNINGS
For Chancery Clerk
O. J.. KIMRROUGH
w j. BARNES
W. II. CROWDER
!. +. DELOACH
EMMET Powell
For Circuit Clerk.
I. M.'RANSOM. It0v re-electionl
For Tax Assessor
VAN NJ. RHODES
l.. b. YEAGEK
RAY DUBABD
T.. Il. HEARD
For Superintendent Of Education
f. n. HORTON
V. N.K.JAMES-tfo for re-electi0nl
For Treasurer.
cHAS j. MOSS
NJ. c. HARRkLL
FRANCIS :. WRIGHT
+. NJ. COOLEY
!. II. OWEN
g. f. PEACOCK
w. Il. MCCORMICK
I. +. WEIR
For Supervisor Beat &.
i. 7. HILT-tFOr Ea-eIeetioa,
". b. BAKER
Beat 5.
). n. GIBSON
J. X. BREWER
j. l.. TRIBBLE.
+. J. ATKINSON
dor r2-eiection)
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26

For Superintendent Of Education
+. II. HORTON
'. L. JAMES for rc-electiOnl |
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce the follow
candidates for county Offices. subject to
action OF The Democratic party
For State Senator, 28th Senatorial District
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
For Chancery Clerk
For Circuit Clerk.
For Tax Assessor

I. M.'RANSOM. ttor re-elcctionl
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-01-26
SATURDAY. JAN. 26, 1907.
OUR CHOICE.

FOR GOVERNOR
HON. EARL BREWER,
of Coahoma County
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
BLOWN INTO ATOMS
Russian Rcvo1uti Onists Finally XIII
Gen. Alil<hanoT, Nirkpnmcd "The
Wild Bcnst"--Won,nn and
Coachman Killed.

Al"xaniropol, Russia, July 16.-General
Tnis, Madame Gllebom, wife of General
Gllebon, and the coachman who was dr-iv-
ing their carriage were blown to pieces
by bombs thrown at their conveyance at
half past two o'colck this morning.
a son Of General hlikhanoff and n
daughter of General Gleboff sustained Sc
rlous injuries.
TIE party was returning TO the resi-
dcrce Of General Alikhanofr from his
club The bombs were hurled in Bobou-
loft street.
General Alikhanoff was nicknamed The
wild beast by the Caucasian members
Of the lower house Of Parliament. who
often referred to his cruelty in the Rutain
, tive expeditions to stamp out disorders.
! His rigorous methods to this end brought
! down upon him the enmity of the revolt
! tionists.
| General Alikhanoff was seriously in
| jurod by a bomb at Berjam May 30 of las
year. This bomb was thrown just he
was about 10 take a train for Tifls. It's
explosion seriously wounded. in addition
to the general. member OF his staff and
several Cossacks.
! into the crowd, killing many persons and
| then burned to the ground the buildings
| into which the people had fed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
WANTED TO BORROW SITTER

She was not at that time used to YER
mont and It's ways but she had heard
a great deal about New Englaui and had
so often heard her friends mention Bos-
ton baked beans. Connecticut nutmegs
and Dover eEg-beaters that she had COME
to the conclusion that it was the custom
OF the cast to prefix n proper name 10 al
most every useful articleso she WIS qui' O
equal to the emergency whom, Few
days after her arrival in TownsD"n', a
little girl appeared at her friends door
and asked IL her mamma might borrow
The Londonderry SITTER. says the Bel
lows Falls Times. She knew that her
friend was always ready to lend any
thing from a coat to a fatiron, So she
replied Mrs is not at home. my dear
hut ! am sure she would he delighted
10 lend your mamma her sitter" After
which she disappeared into the pantry
to return. after a few minutes. with the
-four sieve. and 1t was only after long
explanation that the little maid con-
WINGED her that The Londonderry Sit
ter had no connection with the culinary
ort
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
NINE MEN NOW DEAD
Two Moro Of the Bnttlcships's Victims
Five More In Serious Condition.

Boston, July 16.--The bodies Of six
board the battleship Georgia Monday
have been clGimed by relatives and
sent home from the United States navnl
hospital at Chelsea, and two more bod =
les will be sent tomorrow. The body
of the ninth victim Of the disas ter,
Seaman Edward F. Walsh of Lynn,
who died this afternoon. will he taken
to Lynn tomorrow for interment.
OF the other IL who faced death In
the t1irret OF the battleship and who
now lie wounded in the naval hospi-
tai. 1t Is expected that two. Seaman
James =. Thomas OF Brooklyn. and
Louis o, Meese of Cincinnati, may not
survive the night. Five others are in
n serious condition with strong hopes
that three OF them may recover. while
the rest OF the injured are well on the
way to recovery.
At the head OF each cot In the naval
hospital stands bouquet OF flowers
sent to-day by Admiral Yamamoto, of
the Japanese navy, through his aide
Lieut.. Commander Naomi Taniguecsi
Beautiful wreaths bearing the color'
OF Japan and the card OF the Japanes,
admiral were also placed on the re-
mains OF Lieutenant Goodrich ami
Midshipman Goldthwaite when thei,
bodies were sent home to-day, ant
panied the body of each seaman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The Supervisors Elect DR.. r.. II. Taylor.
Dean Of Hastings Law College.

San Francisco, July 16.-Dr Edward r.
TAYLOR. physician and lawyer, dean of
the Hastings Law College and of the Uni
versity Of california was elected Mayor
Of San Francisco to-day by the board of
supervisors ard by the open avowal OF
the bribery graft prosecution. the So
called reign of the big stick" came to
an end
Or. Taylor vas the third man to whom
the office OF mayor w.u offered by Ru-
doIph Sprcckels and District Attorney
William II. Lang'lon His selection came
as complete surprise to the city, Or.
TAYLOR is between 60 and 65 years old.
The district attorney dictated the fol-
lowing statement:
I've feel that San Francisco IL to he
congratulated upon having A public SER
want Of the character and standing Of DR.,
Edward r. Taylor. A resident OF San
Francisco for As years his heart is in the
city's future and tho high services that
he can and will render this stricken city,
will, trust. be fully appreciated by a
grateful people
"Dr Taylor has now assumed the d.
rection Of the citys affairs and the dis
trict attorney will confine his duties to
the prosecution Of public crime
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
MEXICO MUCH EXCITED.

Mexico City. July 16.-Ofir!al and dip
lomatic circles in this capital were great
" excited to-day by the report that an
outbreak of hostilities in Central America
was likely to occur within the next 10
days.
At the State department, and the var
ious legations no official news of the out
break has been received. II was learned
that General Chamorro, who is named = :
the probable successor Of General Zelaya
of Nicaragua, should tho allied forces
prOce victorious, Is a member of one OF
the oldest wealthest and best-known
families in Nicaragua. OF late, however,
he has lyed In Salvador, and it IS be-
iieved that he was sent to Guatemala by
President Fugueroa of that country.
Minister Giron OF Guatemala declared
that his country had long been prepar'
ing to defend itself against an attack by
Zelaya but said that he was not aware
that an offensive alliance existed be
tween Guatemala and Salvador. In the
event of hostilities he said, Guatemala
could place 5000 well armed troops il
the field and these men would he officer
cd by military experts from the UuitcC
| States and Europe