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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18
Sisson's iIi.timed Speech.

The reunion Of the survivors OF the
Confederate soldiers held in Memphis
last week, shows that these men, who
fought SO bravely against such odds in
war and have been iust'as valiant and
heroic in peace are glad to put
behind them the ami moSities
Of 186O-65 and clasp, in the
spirit Of the .txue Christian. the hand
of the brother on the other side OF the
line. This is as it shoeh be and un-
aoubtedly provokes Heavens smiles
and meets the approval of a benle-
nant God. It is common sense. 1t is
wise from every view point. The COM
plete burial of the bloody shirt waiver
will deprive many a demagogue, both
north and south, Of material to ex-
cite the prejudices of the people and
means obscurity for a great many pol
iticians whose perpetuity depends up
on a rehearsal Of the past. We are
glad that the head of the G. A. Il.
sent his telegram Of greeting to the
veterans in Memphis. We are glad
Gen. Fred Grant was in Memphis du-
ring the reunion. The mellowing In
:aauence of time is affecting all of us.
Huggiug the past does not shed any
aight on present problems and could
the immortal Lee, Jackson or Joseph
IL. johnson edmonish the South today,
they would tell us to meet the BROTH
.er In blue half way and to always &C
.cept the the olive branch when ten
dered us. In this connection, we have
a lecture for our friend, Hon.. q.
Sisson, congressman trem this dis
trict. about his tlltimed speech deliv-
cred IN Memphis last week We are
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18

sorry he made the speech. 1t does moi
add anything to his usefulness as q
member of Congress and w are gla(
that such a. large number OF. old SOL
.diers openly manifested their disap
prevail.
Telegraphic dispatches say that ht
concluded his address in a burst o. ell
oQuence, saying.
The principles you fought for were
right in 81 and are right today. You
were not conquered then, and you are
not conquered now, and the greatest
monuments in your homer are the mil
lions Of pensions the federal govern
ment pays to the widows and orphans
your valor made and the 46. 000graves
in Arlington cemetery, which the fed
eral government decOrateS each 3Oth
dag of May. AS long as these monu'
ments are perpetuated to your honor
YOU need erect no others"
Commenting on the above the BIZ
lnxi Herald says:
BE it said to the everlasting cred.
it OF sou >llepItrS, numerous Kisses EEL
lowed this sally. and many Confeder-
ateS left the hall in disgust"
How. we ask, in the name OF pa
triOtism and duty, will the memories
Of that bloody war ever be Obliterated
if southern congressman, who should
be leaders in the thought OF the
south are going to Haunt their disre'
gard Of the national government in the
face of the government? II they are
going to try to vindicate the institu-
ton Of slavery, which the entire
south now admits to have been a relic
of feudalism. II they are going to
raise the dead issues? If they repudiate
the articles OF the south s surrender?
II they are going 20 boast of the wild
ows and orphans made by the arm les
of the Confederacy, and gloat over
unions dead, who gave their life for a
cause they believed to be right, as be-
speaking the. triumph OF southern
arms?"
The Natchez Record says of Mr..
Sisson'S speech:
1.-THE author of such a statement
lacks in decent statement and chiv-
airy and ought to be disinherited by
the state"
Henry Watterson. regardedas n OF
the:south.s greatest statesmen and
certainly it's mbst brilliant editor, and
himself a Confederate soldier, says
editorially Of Mr. Sisson's speech in the
Courier Journal.
Congressman Sissen, OF Miss.
issippi, does not know, apparently
that the south is so busy becoming .
great, thriving, patriotic empire that
her people have no time for bloody
shirts, sectional prejudices, fiambOy.
ant yaporings and the other kinds Of
callow stuff OF which the Mississippian
is so prolific a spouter. That he dis
custed many OF the Confederate vet
Grams whom he was addressing goes
without saying.-Thst he disguised
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18
Store House and Stock oil
Goods for Sale.

Ny two Sto.y brick store house Sit
uated on the northeast corner Of the
pubic square is for sale. l desire also
to sell my stock of groceries. These
Will goat c'st. On the rear pa.t Ok the
store lot is a two room tenant house
in good repair. Will sell groceries eth
er with or without the building. My
health is in such a condition that |
am unable To give my affairs my per-
Sonal attention is the reaSOn for my
wish to sell.
j. II. Arndale.
Grenada, Miss, 618 90. St.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18

Advertising Rates.

Advertising re ties for display matter
nnd readers furnished on appilcation.
ObiturieS nver ten liueS ID cents per
line. Card OF thanks 10 cents per
Inc.
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Card Of Thanks.

Sorrow is always mitigated and
the ~hardships engendered by be-
reavenent softened, through the
tender sympathy and loving kind
ness of dear friends. We have
been thus blessed in our great at
Fiction and we are indeed more
appreciative than it is possible
for US to express.
Sincerely.
Mrs. M. T. Guy and family.
Grenada, Miss, June 70 1909.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18

Young men contemplating a voyage
on the sea OF matrimony should not
lose sight OF the fact that -four is So
per barrel. 49,.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-06-18
Lost.

One pair double tense eye glasses.
No rims but side pieces. Return to
this Office aud receive reward.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
GRAY, REID. WRIGHT STORE
CLOSES AT NOON FRIDAY

The expected has happened.
The Gray, Reid, Wright store will
close at noon Friday to take prices
and fix tags on every article in the
house for sale.
Mrs. Wright, widow of the late
Walter Wright, one of the members
of the firm, does not feel disposed
to continue in the firm. For that
reason the company has been COM
PEELED to begin an accounting and
DR.. Reid. who was here a day or two
ago. told Manager Sollenberger to
sell everything in sight if he could
do so as the company must raise
$4,000 as soon as possible.
This adjustment coming at this
season of the year compels the COM
pany to sacrifice all sorts of goods
so that afternoon Friday Sollen-
berger will be busy marking things
down for the opening of the adjust
ment sale Saturday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
F. G.. BAUM
TO COME
TONIGHT

Mayor Van Etten expects to hear
Nevada Power and Light Company
at almost any time in relation to the
time when the general manager can
meet the Promotion Association.
The party in charge of Hal Lem
mon, arrived at Woodfords yesterday
at about 1o'cloCk and went over to
the Walker River from there. Baum
expected when he left to return here
tonight at least.
Van Eetten says that he was rath-
or pleased with the attention shown
his party and himself and it is GER
tain that Carson City will extend the
glad hand to- him and his project at
the very earliest opportunity.
Since the organization OF the Car.
son City Promotion Association
many citizens have expressed hope
that the project to get the, head
works here will go through.
The Appeal is able to announce
that If the company desires it, n
plat of ground of tive acres in extent
will be presented to the company for
the price Of one dollar. upon which
to locate any yards for material or
buildings the company shall desire
to place in this city.
This is an offer that Lcars sub
stautialty and Is the right kind of
backing for q set of resolutions and
such action by the Association.
The Promotion Association will
meet tonight to consider further
what shall be- done in the natter and
to listen to the report OF thcCommit-
tee Of three appointed to meet Mr..
Baum and his party upon the arrival
here yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07

Benny Rosenthal. late Commissions
er and boss of Esmeralda County,
has been refused job as deputy
County Clerk by the Commissioners.
Jerry Correcco of WashOe County,
is in this city for the day on bust
ness.
U. s. Marshal Grimmon is in the
city for the day.
State Treasurer Ryan is busy in
his office preparing for the biennial
session of the Legislature.
Bids are called for supplies for the
State Prison.
Charles Stout is a business visit
or from Reno to-day.
The University Glee CLUB will sing
for the Legislature and ask for an
appropriation for a music department
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07

Jim Campbell passed through last
night with his daughter who will at
rcnd college in San Francisco.
Manager Adams. of the Telephone
Company is improving. He is in a
hospital in San Francisco.
DR.. Friend has bonded the True
Friend property in Masonic
The rains have caused all rivers to
rise, Storage reservoirs would save
this run off for irrigation next sum-
mer.
After maintaining silence for a
week, II J. McI-ain of Reno, commit
ted to the asylum, has begun to
tadk. Don't know why he couldn't
tTlk Don't know why he couldn't
J. d. Murphy, Judge of Mono Co,
passed through yesterday to San
Francisco.
". Sherwan, Jr., and Mrs. Sher-
van. formerly Miss Winnie, are in
the city on a visit from Goldfield.
Mrs. F. \. Cushing has returned
from Reno where she accompanied
Ecr young son who has been cOmpell-
cd to undergo an operation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
| sure HOUR
- : LOW JINkS

TIL" Leisure Hour Club held Low
5'@kS last night at the club rooms
"H enjoyed a most pleasant evening.
uW.,r the direction of Paris Ellis.
10 had charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS.
Upon this occasion the gentlemen
n..l aimed the ladies OF the club.
T"."" WAS an illustrated trip around
ia' world with lantern slides and
:itJurcs, furnished by the Rev. c. H.
Powell. Ed VanderIeith tried to
read the descriptions appropriate for
III" rjc'HrCs. but the lantern man
throw him down and S howed a pic
jnr Of Joppa while Eddie read
beautiful description of Constanti-
nopIc.
ELLIS had a spread ready when the
trip was finished and every one of
the large number of members pres
"nt enjoyed it to the utmost. Ellis
permitted no speech making and no
singing and all had a good time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
HOMllEST MAN HERE

Judge w. ID. Jones of Reno, dubbed
the homelicst man in Nevada, is in
the city to-day. A careful survey of
the kindly little Judges visage fails
to reveal the reason why he is dub
bed homelier than many other men
in Nevada, but the people elected
him and probably made no mistake.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
WE CORRECT A MISTAKE

BY an incxcusable mistake in The
Appeal of yesterday \. H. Davis Of
Manhattan, was dubbed an "Asscm-
biyman.clect" This is an error. Mr..
Davis expects to be one of the At
tachcs of the Legislature. The mis-.
take is regretted the more as Mr..
Davis thinks his friends might be
licvc he has inspired it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
INDIAN SHOOTS WIEE

An Indian named Charles Kaiser
shot and killed his wife III Gardner
vile yesterday and tried to escape
10 the hills, but was caught and
Jailed. He walked up TO his wife
on one of the main streets of the
town and shot her in the face and in
the body. The woman was the
daughtcr-in.law Of Dat-SoLa-Lee, the
famous basket weaver
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
GRAND REHEARSAL TONIGHT

The principals chorus and orches-
ira will rehearse II. NJ. S. PinafOre
tonight at Guild Hall. The first act
is complete and all participants are
wanted tonight for the finishing
touches and ensemble work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
Boost and
Don't Knock

DepOsitOrs of the State Bank &
Trust Company have stood about all
they want to stand from persons in
terested in the affairs of that insti-
tuition.
Some of them are asking why it
is that the Receiver, who was ap-
pointed by the Court to reduce order
from chaos, to save all the money
possible for he depOsitors, is being
hindered by some of the depOsitOrs
and by the officers of the bank in al
most everything he underta kes.
A case in point happened some
weeks ago. A man who owed the
bank a small sum of money wanted
| to pay that sum. He acknowledged
the debt and was anxious and is anX-
ious to clear himself of it. It is
known that certain persons told him
that he would be a fool to pay any of
that money for the bank was in
trouble. The man failed to pay it
and presumably prefers to allow the
interest to accumulate on the long
chance that the bank and its Re
ceiver will never be able to collect
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
. RSOkAL

The Glasgow Mill at Golconda soon
viii be started
The Wihuja lease at Seven
Trougs is becoming the sensational
producer of the State.
A railroad is projected TO join Ely
and Phoebe.
California Suffragettes intend to in
wade the California Legislature in
body.
WOolgrowers of the country are to
meet at Pocatello, Idaho, January
II, Is, 1G.
Reports Indicate that the rain
storm has been general over the
State.
The Student Record, the Universi
ty paper, again makes it's appear
a0ce. Editors are S. E. Ross. 'O9 and
S. l.. Wetherton, 10
Edwin CrowelI. and old time resi-
cent of Silver City, is dead,
\ bill may be introduced asking
that the age Of consent be made IS
instead Of If years in this State.
Judge Langan will hold court in
Lyon County January II.
EsmoraIda County will try the old
stunt of removing the state capital
from Carson City, says a report from
Goldfeld
Malta COmmandry Z. D. Knights
TompIar will hold its first conclave
IN Godf9Id this week.
Race track element IN California
is having a fight before the Legisla-
tur" for existence.
Sheriff ForreII of Reno. has enter
Cd the San Francisco Bulletins con-
test with a big bunch of votes.
Fred L. Berry Assemblyman-elect
from TOnOpah, one of the two Re
puhlicans who slipped in last fall in
that county, is in the city on a case
hrforo the Board of Pardons.
7 y. Bradshaw, reelected to the
Assembly from Humboldt County,
!H' last night a. or a brief visit for
San Francisco He expects to re-
turn Sunday before the session
opens.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
THEY GO TO RENO

Grand High Priest Ellis. r. A. NJ. and
Grand Chaplain Reverend G. II. Pow
ell leave for Reno tonight to install
the officers of the Reno Chapter.
row
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07
CEN. DEADY TO GO

Charles Deadly leaves tomorrow
for Stockton. to take a rest for a
week or ten days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-07

The mill site of the Selby Cor. NJ.
Co. has been jumped by a Reno man.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-19
Gin ,,eufs Wpfrr
0fr qolkubnbfit,
COB cines mmtiscn Siiuglinss in
ocm beriibmten Struocl.
Grrlnarn rines Rckosbs
eegrnilber aapitam lusbb.
GeiunnoernSluertc NnSoancr bcs
Sd,uimmcrS bis suleJt.
q tagara 6alIS. u. D..
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guy
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6relmocu in Den iFluB ihpimmen.
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pergnllgt bate, ihmamm er ploslidl
nod Der Viitte oe8 tSIuI'e5 unS mdnO.
te ltd ben @riidCn 3ll obne aui Ole
wornen0cn 3urufe iciner 8eidbrten
81 boren. 1ie Stromun9 lit opri
idon iebr reiBeno uno balo nor e5
Den 3uidnl,ern flar, baB Ger jungr
Sporer perloren mar, oa er ntft &c.
gen oen Strom anfGmpien founte
lno Dos @aiier i'm unuuf6altidm
itromablpGrtS 0en Stroml6neQen ST.
trug.
@olo idieu ii6 out bos beban
ernSmerte Npicr ei9ener GoIlfiibnbeit
bicier Sitllntton belpuBt 3u rperoen;
benn er nobm mrtiQ ben aompf nit
ben tooorobenoen 6luteu auf, ipanote
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un6 mahte 6en @eriuh, Die Strom
itneQen 5u iiberminoen, Elm Inter.
rcbmen, boS ichon Dem beriibmten
engItihen SdNpimmer 9opitdn 8ebb
ha8 2eber Gefoltet bnt.
Gem jllngGn Sporer mar, Dte nidi
orber8 porurS}lrIchCn mar, 6as glei.
die ShifinI bcificocn. Iu6 er mliB'
te iein jltnQes Qeben in Dem beriibm'
ten Strubel laiien. glber nod In iei'
nem (o6e errnng Der mutt9e Sdluim.
mer, Der 10 pafer um iein perlorenes
2cbcn fGmpite, einen Heforb iiber lei
ren berlibmtcn 8organger, in0em ~
ieiner 'berpunoernSnerten auSonuer
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'6pimmen, ais es &apitGn @ebb per
mo6t bate. Gr fam benz oerbGn0'
riSooucn Strubel biz n1f 800 Oar0s
nobe, oann crit puroe Der beflagenS'
mertc iunge Mann in Die Siefe &C.
riiien.
Sein QeIhnom bcfinoet iih nod
TN StruoeI lno man >p1rtet bornlf
biS Die freiienoe Stronnng i'm Dem
l1fer nobe qenug Qebroft boben miro,
nm ieine gerJln8 jl ernogllden.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-19
Gin Drrjmaasr
ouf orm Sano.
stranonng III Der &iiite BON SOn9
Bead luGbrcno cineS Citlturmca.
Iorttrriteu eincs maln(s
auf einfm !l0b.
Bcfabrlid)c Gage uno Id)lieRlidc Nrt'
tuns Ses Sd)lfIcs.

@Gbreno eines beftigcn GltIh'r'
mes, ser ole 9ronoun8 an Der Suo'
tiiite Song ISLANDS bod oufi$IlumcN
IieB, Lief am WOntog abeno 0ee' lrct'
matter r2Irlington" aus Bottom brI
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breden0en @ogen ergoiieu lid ilbcr
bos Tef oeS Stifie3 uno Die oht
9eute ieiner @emannltng mltBten lDre
3ufluht auf ben 9ugipriet nebncn'
INN nid3t bon oen 6luten ilber &orO
eeipiiIt 81 mer0en.
8ergebItt periu6te Die &c;tun1&'
monnihait ser Stntion bon Son1
Bead, Elm Seil iiber oas 6abrjeu0 q;
idieben ooer ibr 9ran0ungSboot 81
@aiier al bringen. SpGter 8claNl
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er Elm seil ons llfer brin9en wolltc.
glQein Die 9blt6t miBlang, bas 6loB
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s6tfier beiano iid nun in 9roBerer
@efa5r ais ieine 9efabrten, bic in
perbGltnismGBteer Siderbeit aui benz
9ugipriet iaBen. Qfan oerlor tbn
aus ben au9en, aber er purbe NOR
gems in Hofmpap Bead lebeno ans
2anO 9ebroht.
Die anoeren Iieben Wann. inter
tbnen Der Gapit6n oes Shiffes, pur'
Den beute morgen gleihials bur6 ote
&ettungsmanni6aft tn Siherheit ge'
braht. Tie Gage beS Shiifes au'
benz SanSe iteint uerbaltnismaBla
ungeiGbrlih 81 ieir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-19
6emetuf Cat
Oct Giferfud)t,
geriudJte Gutfiibrnna elmer Srart
uOn Der Scitc Scs 9erlubte:l.
grfOlgrtif1rr lDiOrrfaNO
les jun9en Maohfns.
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Qena Barney, Elm bllbi6es, aht.
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1Seite ibreS &erlobten geriiien bate,
bon orel masfierten Wdnneru 6urh
Repolperi6iiiie i6per oerlest, als lie
ii6 tbren @ntfiibrern au ent3ieben
fufte. Grit perluhten Die Wanner,
fte burd SdlG9e gefii9ia uno rubl8
al ma6en; als tbnen oas aber ni6t
gelang, fonbern bas Mtoihen it6
9egen ieine @ntfiibrung auie enti4te'
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nern nit ibren Stngernd9eln 10 3ll'
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id)o''en lie ba8 illnge Wdbden nieoer,
beoor e8 fiinf3jg Sub tpeit fort9eIau'
fen mar.
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critics lit offenbor in @iferiu6t 81
iu6en. Ias WGb6en fam Dor einem
Wonat au2 Chicago bierber uro bill.
bete ieitbem Den Souptma9neten fiir
cine gon3e Heibe irnger 2eute. bic
In Dem Souie Der Somilie ibres
grGuti9oms oerfebrten lno oercn
Seinoi6oit iie itd bur6 ibre Sreue
tbrem gerIobten ge8enilber 5u9e3o9en
>boben mag.
9us WG6hen febrte NIT tbrem
grGutieam qerabe pom gobnbofe 5u'
rid, olS bic orei W6nner ii6 auf ite
itiir3ten. Ter iun9e 8etnSberger,
tbr 8erIobter, elite iCbleitntsit nod
$auie, nm Silfe berbei3ubolen. als
er tpieoerfam, iano er iei,le graitt be-
tpubtIos auf Dem 9oben liegsno Dor.
Die ausel bat ite am &iidgrat getrof |.
fen uuo poIlitdrbig oeldbn1t, 10 oaB
tuenig gusiift auf ibre @teSerberitel'
lung oorbanSen tit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-19
Nmfanereides
proeramm.
GrDffunng bes 20. Srans.WtiiTiiippi.
Sanoelsfungrc7es.
greriibung ourdJ 6ouurrneur
unO Staotbeb0roeu.
SntersiIantc Gcben nnb Stsfuiiioncn
auf Der Sasesurbmumg.
Tenper, Colo, II. Nua,

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en- 8egenmQrt Don iiber 2OO0 Iele'
gatcn, Ole iuit ole irgenowie beoeil'
ten0en StG6te meitlib oes Soters Der
Strome bertreten, 1purbe Der 3tpan'
iigite Srons.@tiiiiIiippi. i.SanbeISfon'
greB bierielbit erofinet.
4ie WorgenIisung murbe Der Se'
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