The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 15, 1909, Page THREE, Image 3

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CHEER GEN. G NT'S SON. Frenzied Welcome to en. Frederick D. Grant.--Survivors in Great Parade. Memphis, Tenn., June 10.-A fren zied demonstration of welcome by the men in grav for the son of the man who conquered them marked the final scene of the 19th reunion of the United Confederate Veterans today. It took place during the parade. In the reviewing stand stood Gen. Fred- I erick Dent Grant of the United States army. The first few divisions in line passed with oniy a limited number recognizing the son of the man who accepted the sarrender of Lee. But fa cavalry; division approached, d its commander, Gen. Tyler of Hickman. Ky.. old and grizzled, peer ed steadily at Uen. Grant a moment. Then ghe turned in his saddle and Yelled: -G "Come on, you kids, here's Gen. Grant come to life again in his son.'" With one of the old time rebel yells the division-retnant of Forrest's cavalry-eharged upon the stand, jostling one another for an opportun itv to shake the hand of the son of their old tinie enemy. From that mo ment every gray clad veteran whoi could reach the stand rushed up to shake' hands with Gen. Grant. The stocky army officer's cold gray eyes filled with tears and his shoulders shook with emoti, a as he murmured, "God bless you .i1, boys, God bless you all,'" giving each a cordial hand grasp. Battle-torn banners were grouped at his feet and waved over his head in salute. One old officer rode up to the stand, seized Geu. Grant's hand ( and kissed him on the cheek, exclaim- I ing. "God bless you, boy, I fought; your father, of whom you are the image, but he was a gallant, magnan imous foe, and I love his son." i More than one veteran was in tears as he saw the famous federal chief tain's son so touched by the recep tion. It is doubtful if any other Northern man. even a president, ever received such an ovation as that SThe Medicinal V is admitted by the highest met many slight disorders it is a saft effective,~ it must be the genuin * Sunny TIlE PU1R Whis SUNNY BROOK is unsurpass stimulant or an invigorating healthfi aged and bottled under thie direct Inspectors and its absolute purity a'i safe and free from harmful effects. 'over the cork of each bottle states the SUNNY BROOK DISTILLER From any of the foll i. ki & -~S hi. . rs en i 4 .b. , & a) P Ln SHIPPED IN PLAIN BOXES. SE NO GOODS SH IP YOUR BJ THE NEWOERRY Capital $50,000 - - No Matter How SmiaI. The New berry n. Urzant by ie Confederate veL raut today. The parade uver, the reunion prac ically was ended and veterans' spee al trains began to leave the city at p. m. The ball of the sponsors, maids and natrons tonight was the one big so ial event of the reunion. It was op -ned by the famous Southern Cross Irill, and 1,000 couples participated n the dance, despite the suffocating ieat. Senate's Chaplain Dead. Boston, June 10.-The morning i-ht was breaking as the venerable Rev. Edward Everett Hale, D. D., -haplain of the United States senate, nitarian divine, philanthropist, au hor. journalist and lover of peace, >reathed his last today in his home n Roxbury. An Old Acquaintance. -Oh Et.hel I'm so glad you've called! I 'im sure you'd like to see [he beautiful engagement ring That Jack last night gave me!" 'Oh, do not trouble!" Ethel purred, Her pretty cheeks aglow. 'I've seen it, dear-now let ine think About two years ago!'" -London Opinion. THE MOLLOHON MFG CO. The annual meeting of the stock olders of The Mollohon Manufac uring Company will be held in the hamber of Comm:erce. at Newberry, . 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