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The courier., 1898-11-26


slackened in speed, and people have
stopped again 70 gather up the lines u
family union and family tradition. Uni
vsrsity students have rushs1 homo to
join in festivities over the turkey and
the pumpkin pie. Men have deserted
thsir clubs. and the claims of socisty
have yielded to those of family. Next
wssk the gay race viii b resumed. TO
continue until the Christmas holidays
present another check. In the mean
while this has been . Weex oe quiet
mirth. and the diversions offered ere
rather substantial than gorgeous in
their nature.
One oe the daintiest and most success
ful paities Of the university social sea-
son We given by Kappa Sigma fra
ternity Tuesday evening In honor Of
Carl Z. Shut and Leonard b. Robbins.
two visiting charter members. Tho
affair was modest and was the moro on
joyed because Of it, simplicity. The
fraternity rooms were tastefully deco
rated with palms and flowers, and tho
ceilings were festooned with the coloss
Of the society. old gold. blue and ma.
room. Curtainsd. half shaded cosy
corners" designed BY Z member Of the
chapter. proved almost - attractive -
the smooth dancing floor. Appropriate
Refreshments and excellent music from
Ain Willoughby's orchestra aided ma
terially in the success Of the occasion.
Tho following visitors were entertained:
Professor and Ars. Barbour, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. 81. Wilson. Misses Manning,
Whiting, Custer. Woodward. Woods.
Hammond. Stuart, Hazelwood. Nay
conner, Stuart. Hammond. Cunningham,
Hayes. Bridge. Weller of Omaha; Messre.
Hallstt. Elliott. Kingsbury and Reh-
lander.
The Pleasant Hour Club gave their
opening party Of the year. Friday even
ing at the Lincoln hotel. Il hes beeo
tho custom in times past to extend the
first party % . reception to any Of the
young members Who have bsen married
during the pest year. On shis occasion
the function was to b in honor oe Mr..
and Ars John Lottridgs. bat in conse-
quence Of IN accident to that lady,
making 1t impossible for her to attend,
the custom vas forsgone. The atten-
dance was about forty couples, among
whom were expected the following out
of-town guests: Aio Anderson visiting
Mis Mae Burr, Min Rhinehart visiting
Ms. George Woods. Nio Weller Of
Omaha visiting Nm. Lottridge, Mr..
Will Hayward and sister Of Nebraska
City. Hagenow's orchestra furnished
MUSIC for the evening.
Tho Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity
entertained in . most happy manner
Wednesday evening for Min Jane
Douglas. Of st. Joseph. They rigeed ND
the band wagon for . slsigh ride by
moonlight through the town and after
the frolic repaired to the homo Il Ni~
Jane NcFarland where hot coffee and
sandwiches were served. Aftsrwsrds
dancing was indulged In to late hoor.
These were present: Misses Ruth wilson
Ellen Douglas. Ida Hillar Jane Douelas.
Emily Weeks. Ella Wort Frances Cun.
Harper. Foster. Low. Eugenia
0etner. Edqwin. AcFarland. Jessis Nc
land. Hill; 4ssEs. Paul Weeks, Gran
dali, Lahmer. Collst. Bsovn, Paneoast.
The courier., 1898-11-26

VUO
Van vilIsn. Harvey. Rsiney. Dsvidsoo.
LAu. Hill. Sherman. Mr.. and Nm. viii
Aardy cbapsrorsd the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbsll gave . recsp-
ton Monday evening In honor oe Mr..
and Mn. Henry Eames Of Chicago. A
small number Of the hundred and seven.
ty.five invited guests frontsd the savage
storm that blew. and the occasion de-
vsloped into charuingly informal af.
fair. Mr.. Eames. who will in the future
preside over the piano department oe
the conservatory, entertained those pres
ent By . lecture on Norwegian Sulk.
songa which he illustrated attractively
With music. Ices were served in Mr..
Eamss studio By Misses Emily Perkins
and Eleanor Raymond, both Of whom
were gowned in pink. The decorations
were pink and white chrysanthemums.
John G. Cox and Mio Katherine Nor.
IN were married Wednesday at Have
lock with the most graceful wedding
ceremonies. Rev. Father Albsrt Of ST.
Patricks Catholic church, united the
two. Miks Lulu Krone ac.ing - bride's
maid, and james p. Cox, brother Of tho
groom. - best man. Tho bride v,e
gowned in charming little travelling
costume for tho wedding trip which win
be extended Tor two weeks through the
east. After the ceremony, breakfast
was served to about sixty guesrs at the
home Of the brides mother. On their
return, the two will b at homo to their
friends st 1912 G street.
A very dainty reception will be given
this evening at the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. SeIleck. Tho house viii
b decorated with palms and chrysan-
thenums. The reiening tones Of the
dining room being . delicate blepdipe
Of green and white. Coffee will BE-
served By Mra A. W. Lane. icss BY Mrs:
Braner. They will be assisted BY Misses
Elisabeth Wing. Joy Webster and Belle
Upton. Miss Alice Wing will help in
receiving the guests. One Of the OF.
pected guests 10 Mr.. james Woolvorth
Of Ohio. the uncle Of Mls SelIeck.
Mr.. Jacob Maxwell and Min M.s
Hawkins were married on Wednesday
morning ct the homo of Mr.. and Mn.
Benjamin. Father Nugent conductin~
tho ceremonies that united the hapov
pair. The house Va profusely d.
corafed With palms and chrysanthem.
ums. the dining room with carnationa
and rosss. A delicious little wedding
breakfast was served after the cere-
mony. Mr.. Maxwell is the son and pri.
vats secretary Of Congressmsn Samuel
MAXWELL. The yenne couple viii speud
the winter in Washington, D. C.
Ars. n. Wylie. Of North Fourthtsenth
'treet. gave . joint birthday party in
honor OF her daughter. Mra Nellie
smith. and Nj. Will Violet, Of Quincy.
ILL.,, Who b visiting in Lincoln, Last Sat.
aFday evening. their birthdays occurring
1pon tho same day. Delicious rsereeh.
neots vsss ssrvsd in the dining room,
'hich va artistically decorated with
and roses.
H. George Hsmlin. Who i the solo;st
oe the second Philharmonic orcheet,,
lev weeks ago gave 40 entire
'ec'sai q Strauss songs At the Grand
Asa noose in Chicago. which = owned
y his father. The work a tha 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12

Contrary to the general popular notion
naval Officers clothe aud feed themselves.
Ihey alsr house Themselves except when on
beard ship or when stationed at n navy
yard whore quarters are provided True
they are allowed while at sea the muuir,
cent sum oil 80 cents per diem for their
rations
Furthermore. officers of the American
navy nave TO pay out Of their own pockets
ipr Nl~ entertainment not onl, of their
own personal friends, but OF officials, the
Iuesls of the notion.
Inc pay of the enlisted men varies from
81 FER month, received b. a thirc. class NJ.
prentice, to $i' per month, which Is the
compensation of chief machhst An or
nihnry seaman receives $40, scam.n s24,
ana londsman, who IL an unskillcd re-
orult, $40 per month. Men In the artlflcer
class. such as backsmiths. electricians.
boiler makers, etc. get from $50 10 $50 per
mouth. All enlisted men. like officers ra
cCNt their 80 cents per diem for ratlons
furthermore there is an Increase In nav
fer ouch re-enlistment.
One important stop. conducting TO Of
tle'tney, taken by the navy department
ucriis the rast year YES the elc,atlng of
the status OF gun captains who are now
| specially rated as such, with pay ranging
IRON S30 TO $40 per month Formerly the
EGn captain was chosen simply by rea,nn
OF lis rank on shiphoard that is. no man
could be n gun captain however good his
hHiFsmanship, unless he had held some
petty office, such as boatswain's mate.
ctNSWain, or something of that sort Now
the gun ceptain is the best shooter AMI ma
nipulator OF the weapon in the latter's
crew, regardless of his standing otherwiss
on heard, and he receives extra nav for his
qualities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

A--G. Il. Abercrombio, Gustafa Aderbcrg.
Salvatore Altano GU, l., c. Alexander
j. Alexander Abe Allison, Eugene
Applfhy,
D--John bailinger Jno. Il. Bailey. j. w.
bartlett +. H. Bacon. Charlie Barton.
W. y. Bell, Jno g. Beck j, II. Bmsin.
ANS Besbus Paul Bergolnan, y. j .
Blanol, J. X. Binston. Jack BrocAs.
Il, +. Brown, Geo Burnatt, ID. ".
Burnley. c, u, nurkholder.
C~-'lncs Castillo, Tho Celie, C. e. Clay
Jen Chambers, Vim, Clcmons, Franc q
Cortinag, Willie Coures, Willie Coulp
j. III. Cobb. Dec Cobb. W. NJ Craw.
tord, Willie Crawford. Grant Crutcher
G. q. curtis.
D~j. Il. payis, Gus Durham.
E-trank Edell, IL. L. Edwards, Walter
Evans
F-Mr, Foshlo. Thomas Franklin.
G-sebcro CARA. II. IL. Gather. J. w
Gaitis, Ice Gardenhire. Aba Gordon,
i. j. Gray. George Granger, Winlo
Green, Walter Green.
H-William Hargrave. Il, G. Harris. j. NJ
Hamilton. II. +, Hanks, Mr. Hendricks
Jacob Hebort, DR.. $. IL. Hiilen. Irwin
nm, Harrison Hightowcr. W. H.
i'll l.. Jones. Gabe Jeans, George len.
kins. sam johnson. Il. A. Jones' Hardy
Jordan, +. w. Jones.
h-Saul knibe, Liarb Krausc.
LID. IL, Lankford d Son II. W. Lampl{in
John Lewis, Alexander Lee. NJ. II. l.o-
Gan, josef Louise Georgia Lockard,
Fracolin Lusian James Lyons.
NV. X. Mays, Oliver Manson, j. II. Mans
field, Pablo Martinez, jose MARTINEZ
Enegulebo Marines. Juana Martinez,
Manifold \ Co, w r. Miller, j. n.
Melville Arthur Morshon. O. IL. Miller
DR.. J. w. Miller, Mr.. Moore. Moore &
Rawlins, Maten Murale, J. McCaryer.
Robert McClinchic. w, S. McCuistlon
McCaugh, Hugh McMenus. N. McMur-
ray.
M. Il. holland.
Old. a. o'Brien.
&c, l., Qulnby. Fedora Qulntero.
P---Iuvo Parker, Il. q, payson II
Pitts, Frank A, Prucon. Avcrin pricb.
ard. Frank Proetor. S. b. Pullman.
R--H. Ramsey, l.. u. and Mrs, Reese
Frank A. Robinson.
Sc l. Sandry. l.. II. Sanderson, A. Shane
Mr.. Shannon, John r. smith. r.. n
Smith, w. Il. K. smith Manuel Soil,
H. II. southwark, A. Stafford, Nd ste.
verscn. J, A. Stewart.
TT. j, Toliison. Josey TAYLOR. Don INV.
lor. Ike Thomas, Ed l.. and Mrs. Thorn.
VIC, N, vanzant (2). y. e. vangi,der II;
Wagner. -
r Charles Rooten.
W~silas Washington. John Washington
Eddie Walker, Thos. Weatnersby, Zoe
Weiss, William J. Weaver. ]. q. white.
=. w. White, Tom Wilson. Grant VII.
iams, FRANK Wilson. b. wilmot, A. L.
Williams, James worrell.
Yah. Young
LADIES' LIST.
A--Mrs. Joe Adams, Mrs. NJ. II. Adams.
Miss May Allen.
B--Atss Winnie Bailey, Miss Martha Rar-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
LETTER LIST.

The following Is list OF letters remain
ing In the Houston postoftice for the week
ending June II. y charge OF / cent Il
made on each piece OF mail advertise |.
When calling for these letters. please say
advertised giving. date. FREE DE.
LIVERY or MAIL MAY DE SECURED
BY having YOUR LETTERS AID
DRESSED To STREET AND NUMBER
Inform your correspondents OF your cor
rect address and request them to address
your Letters accordingly.
Dan Z. Smith, Postmaster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
THE PAY or TnE NAVY.
no" the Wen on Hon rd United state,
ships Are Cnrcd For.

Lcslie's Weekly.
When one takes into consideration Ia,
intelligence, tho technical training and III,
other demands made ufon them by theiI
profession, the officers and man who han.
die our warshIps are poorly raid as com
nared with those who follow similarly "a.
acting duties on shore
An officers pay varies not only accord
Ing to his rank, but according to the natur,
ot his duty. HIS highest pay IL while al
sea' ms lowest While ON leave or waiting
ORDERS The following table gives III Of.
Ulcers pay per annum
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FOREIGN LETTERS.
PACKAGE.

C.-Mrs w Crombie, Carlisle Shoe Com
pany, II. c. Cleveland.
D-J X Dorrance
G. Godfrey Greene. W. q. Green
j Lildy Johnson.
I'm. NJ Lewis.
M-~llev j. E Mitchell, Magnolia Loan
and Building Company
P--Mrs, Peterson.
SC. r. Schmidt.
T--W2liam Thompson W. G. Teal, n.
Tufny
W-Miss O. II. Williams.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
Black Dress Goods at Cut Prices,
Entire line OF Gold Medal and Priestys Celebrated "a
included in this sale.
Plain Black Goods

Plain Black Goods
10 pieces Henretas Caeres Briannes 90 inches ~
Wae regular price 25c, sale price IOCI
pieces ApaoS Serge, Henrietta the CSC kind close the nE
lot we make the price ....... ZJCV
IS pieces Blanne Henrietta Batiste and Abatross, our co.
regular SOC grade, special
Serge Coating and Henrietta 40 and "a inches wde M
selling at Coo and 65c to close
II pieces Gold Medal Serge Canvas and Henetas ranging width
IRON 40 TO so inches excellent goods and cheap 75c H5r
pieees a 9o ca we Hd maze one uniform price at only 80
Peees olu Meaa and eSyS Satin Sole ChaieS Henrietta
Forenn and Serge "a and 50 inches wide extra nice qualities
Always s eng at 95c 81 and ss; make the price 05c
Finest Qualities of Pesty and Gold Medal Fabrics such as
PIX Snk warp Sarette, selling at si.25 .............1
S Sik warp lamse, selling at s1.25 ............ Y.
S pix warp Henrietta selling at s125 ......... y5c0
SiK Warp Eudora, selling at si.5o ............
onS warp Henrietta selling at s35, choice yard ....
Novelty Black Goods-we now offer
4'' yatuS boaded Black Goods, double fold selling at zoe III
''o safas Novelty Black Goods including Wool Grenadines OK
n ana J p SO inches wide selling at $50 now ~
PCS baeR brocaded Jacqar Mohairs and Checked Gn OK
aaneS SO inches wide selling at 4oc and 45c speca jVc
rs Io e Meda Novelty Black Goods neat designs
Faured V . Meaa Goods such as Bayaere Moh English c%
n no e@e bouIette, Brocade etc, our regular CSC
IL pieces Gold Medal Black fabrics p as usr, lo n YER. m
Ef Sa blocaae asca Brocade Granite Cloth and Baaa
s these are our regular 7c and Sc lines we make ar
pieces Gold Medal Novelties a. and IS inches silk Striped C
It ' MSeo bocade Nacra BrocadeS Nacra Stripes Man
and s. ' ne n nOaae and odete Brocad this CSC 85
si ~ m OF Gold Medal and Priesty's Black Fabrics Orr
s sl,i5 si25, $40 and s75 choice per yard. .vVs
Black Grenadines
O Ous regular o5c All Silk Grenadines, now ...MX
O,r r Sua 9,e All six Grenadines, now. Observation-Disclosures
our Our regular sii5 and SIPS All silk Grenadines now
AS m 'i,oo extra me Grenadines ............M
o patterns Black Silk Genadne ranging in price SOY
ls ~ 81 dt reduction of IS per cent La u
que Ghantiy Nets Point DEsprt etc. are all included thaf
Reliable Patterns--A the Patterns sold In
However none ara reliable. We freely admit tnss
large pattern b more reliable than We not 1I
patronage be not business invite comparison We ~
the Mccall Patterns are as
pattern sold and the prices
SSS' is II worth savingp s Sou "" eac" Pa'te'"' H
HAMPE NAL "a ! .; 5. !:
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tley. Mrs. Rosa Benford. Miss Velma
l., BelfI, Mrs Mollic Beard. Miss
Oracle Bell. Miss Ada Benelser, Mrs.
NJ. H. Bland. Mrs. NJ. Bokcmeyer, Mrs.
John A. Brasher. Mrs. Josephine
Broussard.
C-Mrs. Car. Mrs. Matte Cargill tS), Mrs.
Annie Caro- t2), Miss Jessie Cody, Miss
Allie Courtney. Miss Nina Bell Corey.
Miss Ophelia Cornell. Miss Jessie M
Cooley, Mrs. Elwood Coffman, Miss Vo-
die Curry. Miss Alloce Curry.
D-Mrs. JULY Dangcrfeal, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Der.
E--Miss Leona Evans.
F--Miss Jane Fasthrec. Miss Grace Fowlet,
C-Mrs. Lula Geno. Lizzie GottiDgs. Mrs,
7. j. Gordon Mrs. Caroline Grant,
Mrs. Eta Gray.
H-MrsS A. Hollis. Mrs. Mammic Hayie.
Mrs. l.. J. Hartsfeld. George Iiamil
ton, Amelia Henry, Miss Phillis Hines,
Miss Josephine EIiioner. Miss March
Hubburt.
Miss Mary Jasper. Mrs. Susie Jackson
Miss Katie johnson.
L-Mlss Vivian Leary. Mrs. j. w. Lewis
Miss Mary Loosen, Matte Lewis Miss
Eva Lewis.
M--Miss Matte Madison. Mrs. Lew ]
Martin, Miss Gerlie Massey. Mrs. Pol
lie NANCY Miss Irrankes Mitchell. Miss
Carrie Miller Mrs. Minnie Marion,
Mrs Mamie r. Moore. Mrs. Lon
Morgen, Mrs. Fannie Motsoh. Mrs,
Ena Morriss. Miss Mamie McMahan.
Mrs. G. A. McWilliams.
o--Mrs c. J. Ochsc.
P-Miss LaurIor fayno, Mira. Prlnke Par
ker Miss Bessie Phillips Miss Della
Price.
o-Mss Lesse Quirk. Mira. Mary d. Quail
R-Nirs. Annie Rellford Mrs. Frances
Richards, Miss Charity Riley, Mrs.
Angr line Rice Mrs. Mary Rodgers
Mrs. j. W. Robinson Mrs. Kate Rob-
erts. Miss Lucy Robinson.
S--Mlss Bertha Schmore Adele Schop-
nlyer. Misc Vada Sellers. Mrs Celia
Shorter. Mrs. Alice shcchy, bliss Eddie
stokes Miss Laura Steward, Mrs
Those Steward
T-Mrs. Matte Thompson. Miss Lizzie
Thomas, Mrs. g. s. Thompson.
N-NIrs. Ada Vaughn. Miss Ludie Van
aandt Miss Louisa Nonlgt.
W--Mrs. Eliza Wiclts. Mrs. Callie West
Mrs. Dora Wesn Miss May White
Mrs Emma Whtpd. Mrs. Many Win
theirs. Miss Mollie Wilson. Mrs C. Il
Williams, Miss Annie Williams. Mis-;
Angelina Woods.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
D--'Sindad poririo Dias, l.. Il. Dessom-
mes.
G--Friso de Ia Cara
li-Bernardo Hernandes. Octayiano Her.
nandez, II. l.. Henln (2l.
i-Gusseppe Roppod.
s--ptaria Sofia Carlos stdrinos, Kalmar
Stern.
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A--Mrs Joe Adams. Mrs. NJ. II. Adams,
Miss May Allen.
B-Atss Winnie Bailey, Mas Martha p.r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

Hoes, Rakes, Plows and all other
farming utensils at
HENDERSON q BArRD's.
Watch the advertising Of N paper.
New ones are inserted each week
Have You one in it3 II not, give US
your IA and let us increase your trade
Our advertisers say 1T will do It,
Barrow & Green have a complete line
Of straw hats,
When You think Of buying a good
saddle or set of harness go
HENDERSON d BAIRDs,
Bright rich blood nourishes the body
and maintains strength and energy,
prfckly Ash Bitters Is a marvellous
blood purifier and system regulator
Sold by The City Drug Store, Itta Bena,
Miss.
Juo B. stetson's and all other styles
- BARROW Il GREENS.
We do not claim the world with a
fence around it, but that we have car
load lots Of sash and doors we must
HENDERSON s. BAIRD.
Jew subscribers makes rs smile, so
send as six more this week and we win
laugh.
You have hit it on the head when
you buy them Of us nails.
HENDERSON q BAIRD
Every subscriber should get his paper
no matter in what part Of the state he
lives. on Saturday. And those who
fail if they win drop ne a postal wewill
find out what causes the delay and
remedy IT,
Bugqies that will last and give sntis-
faction at reasonable prices, at
HENDERSON & BAIRD's
All STYLES of OxfOrds and sandels Hat
BARROW q QUEENS.
Do you want 10 buy d farm il Sun.
f3wer county If 30 write to w A.
Eyerman, Greenville, Miss he has.
Bgg0 acres to cell and at prices anyone
VIM wants b farm can buy. Read nis
ed in this Issue.
TRY PrieklyAsh Bitters as o spring
remedy tt purihest tine bioUd regulates
the system, cures constipation n di-.
FESTIVE disorder Sold BIZ The CitJ
Drug Store, Itfa Bena Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28
santnern - 1910.

on account Of tie meeting u the soutlefn
Baptist Convention ut Norfolk Na bay s.
IL. is9s, the southern Railway WIZ sell tck-
ets from All points on its lines 70 aoffoik ana
return IL rate q one FIRE for the 9ana trip.
Tickets sod Mag 18th inclusive, United H
days from date q sale bntlf Deposited Win
aeento terminal lines at Norfolk "a Or pe-
FORE May 10TH the retnrn lImit viH be extern
dcd b days. This schedule via this r9afe II
aYeelEeHt. and nafties contemplating attend
iha Gle convention silauid 0mmqalattt MitA
mn Wsafesb agent at the southern hAtRAY
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28
VOLUNTEERS WANTED

Ten additional men able-balied annar
rled and betaeea the ages % Is and g. are
wanted iaF ttq o@HeeHvilie Riaos Company
F. lst Ragt tattfgs b. n Ga commanded BY
Capt Henry T Ireys one Of the best officers
and cloverest men fn the serTiee am guth-
arlzed to enlist ten mem and viii aceept the
FIRST Who apply ana meet the requirements
Apply 90 me at The Commonwealth office
LorIs n BRRWNEa
Capt. aud IL q, NJ. Ist Bcstg n. n, q.
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Every style imaginable in shoes at
BARROW q GREENS.


Call on Barrow g Green before buy
ing your spring and summer suit,
whats the matter with giving
your horse OF mule a dose of Dr.. Itch
ernor's Antiseptic when he has a cOlic8
1t will cure him and that's what you
want. For sale BY G w. Crockett,
wholesale and retail, Send him your
orders
Ice cream f]reezers and / scream
picks that you should buy, at
HENDERSON & BARD's
Barrow s. Green aro leaders in low
prices
Orr Special Sales are as advertised
Save money by taking advantage OF
our special sales. a. WELLER,
Look at those beantsful violet lawns
at
BARROW & GREENS,
Girls, If you want to give your sol.
dier boy a curling lock of your hair,
8ay your eatlihs iton V Ald ouifsi9 =
Look at that beautiful line Of neck.
wear at ana
DAa'" go.
Cal Mp ASH you nave any JoD VOTE
See that beautiful line Of organizes
AZ
~, +. cprp,r,s
DfAhFNO" y
Moro gooda for your money at Bar
rog, & Grssnjs tbsn gou an aet else
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

Tail. slim men, Or short stout men, cen be
suited at our store, We provide Iof poth
extremes. No trouble 20 get q perfect II
from orr stock Cur stock p SPRING
CLOTHING FURNISHINGS and HATS
ready for your Inspection
WARNER sEARLEs C0a
V{eksburg Miss,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28
snaaIgh War I'D il Franee.

Paris, April n. A national subscrip-
tion has been opened here in behalf of
the Spanish government and is meet
ing with prompt and effective support.
The sum Of 10000 $3.50, 0o0) has already
been received ia subscriptions at the
Spanish Embassy.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

''ThereH be O hot time in the old
tonight, unless you buy q fan at
WEILER's Jewelry Palace.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We re authorized 10 announce Hon. q. q.
s candidate for Congress In Ghe
M eUHer loaal District subject to the
3 nstan e the Democratic party
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28
"a word to tie Wisois s]ufflalent'

If you intend to fight for your country
provide yourself with all necessary
toilet articles, such as travelling cases
shawl straps, whisk brooms, mustach
combs, pocket mirrors, etc.,
WEILER's Jewalry Palace.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

Barrow & Green have . lovely line Of
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

Wbys don't yau dress that wound
with Br Tichenofs Antiseptic instead
Of THAT old greasy salye ar ointmen0
1T viii prevent inflammation and soreness
and heal il much quicker and 3 90
much cleaner and pleasant. Only 89e
b bottle ~ Ell drug
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-04-28

Hoes, Rakeg, plows and all other
farming utensils at
HENDERSON q BArRD's.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-16
SANCTUM SENTIMENTS.

The Grand Army Of Pension
chasers now meeting in Cincinnati
are very indignant with H. Clay
Evans for not allowing more than
90, 900 or 10000 new names to go on
the pension list thirty three years
after the war. 1t certainly is an
outrage. There are now only about
100000 more persons on the list than
all the surviving soldiers and sail
ors and the widows of soldiers and
sailors of the last war. A great
many meritoriOus deserters, heroic
camp followers, intrepid jayhawkers
and gallant bOunty-iumpers are still
out in the cold. II is an Internal
outrage that these patriots can't get
whack at the stuff.-Memphis
Commercial-Appeal.
If Mr.. Mckinley would cast his
weather eye toward Vermont, he
would observe that the democrats in
Tuesdays election, elected fifty rep
resentatives in the lower house
against nineteen in 1896, and eleven
in 1894; also that the republican
plurality will be about $4,000 against
$4,000 in 1896. If he will inquire, he
will find that the army scandals
have no little to do with this demo-
cratic gain.-ChattanOoga Times.
The Colorado Republicans met in
convention the other day, killed one
man, wounded three, and transact
ed other important business.-Mem-
phis Commercial Appeal.
Now that DR.. Barbee has been
white-washed, it would be in order
to present Stahlman with pair of
tin wings.-ChattanOOga News.