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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-22
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Fart of This Naptb

~nscisi Dispatch - the Pa<t- rnta'ff-an,>er
TACOMA Jan i-Beg'nnlnr on "a.
iRSs Cav ~ ,re present month tha sult NJ
the Tacoria Gas and Electric LIGHT Cow
paGT against the city wifl - heard he
fare q lavY in department 81 TIRE superior
fouTt TIE case S. n the nst0re az dam
age action. and - one ~ tho eftv's .nba~-
s-snCfs ay reason - he cutting ~ th@
Plaintiff ecnDary's vs-eS hy dire OF
Mayer FaWestf
Il IL announced that the 5nr~ Witch
served in the Long case has been notified
- appear for service in this suit Should
these Jurors serve. they Hili probably have
q second unusually ienc setting as the
hearing VIII require considerable tine
Aside fTaszs Iris cssa the Jury term - now
at an end. The neat term VIII be held
tsaas sn March.
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f1PII UNIONS ANSWER.
IA -..es1TiOx ~ MADE TO naTE
PAINTER HICks-
49, Ne Empioyaens Tor
=. Sow In Olympia. bat ss"P's
r1aee the OMce ~ II We" IN
= ,.e R~psbIican Management

xxuprA. Jan. zl--Tne ofsscefs 2.
80 - Typogra phieal Union assnotasass.1
~. ira islssn.ecfs as q repFe@sts = - =,
s.zss Printer Hicks had ea1&sea the
L-s.~ssors 10 20 forth that the nea9D rs
J. - soes! organization have easzee ths
80 81 aik offsee. with the ss'se ann ~
- aim 10 employ local men 20 lhs
Is.s'sssof o. outside union Hssa. ti-Es aas
.r9arsag proposition TO ne s'"'''i' 'sa
l..sarrox a. follows:
= Hicks win par tae state o'1iee- 70 sfs
....sson to organized labor o. u'is ssa. :.
!, uas on June D. last, when O. G.
80. .,,~uea II over 10 him, the local
80 ~slI anlonsze the office without i'm
S. 81 angie condition that viii bind
- employ any man now a member
q l.lx mia ualon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-22

PORT TOWNSEND. jan ei.-Harosd
Baker OF this place. few months ago
secured a patent on a device for carrying
parcels on bicycles. The device Is a
Simple ore ard consists Of a piece OF
ordinary or telegraph wire about twenty
four inches long. bent in such manner as
TO az into the fork OF the bicycle When
not needed the carrier device may easily
be placed tn the pocket or an ordinary
bicycle tool kit Since the issue OF the
patent Baker has received many letters
from manufacturers Of wheels. Offering
him 4 commission on all sold. All such
alters were declined Recently the Co
lumbls Bicycle Company has offered 10
buy ali right TO the patent for N00s
which offer will probably be accepted.
Baker Is Is years OF age and Is AZ present
student in the state university at Sc
attic. His father is Rev. r. o. Baker, Of
81. PaaI's church, OF this city.
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a little sss6apade. ia which the men were
psayinx the hobo for the novelty Of the
thing. not from necessity. As tae train
slowed I'D, Young attempted 10 reach the
ladder at the outer corner Of the car
He had planed his foot cn the lower
rnrg and Was holding 10 the upper with
or. hand. while the other hand stiIl held
eseas at the end OF tire car. This hoif
slipped and he lost biz balance Tr grasp
ing sor something 70 save himself ne
caught MS cor1ps Mon, and together they
fell 10 tae ground
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-22

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2.-Supplemen,ary TO
an order made ~ the state land commits
sioner short time ago. in effect that the
commissioner Of public lands cancel all
applications for tide lands lying adjacent
to streets and roads. II was today fur
Their ordered that all streets and official
roads ebustlng en- The meanaer lines be
extended across the same. ard the guam
tity OF lard thus occupied by such streets
or roads shall be deducted from the
amount contained In the application.
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A~acSrtes Municipal Finances

Special Dispatch 10 the Post tciigencer.
ANsCORTF1S Jan = -pu'irg the call
erdar year 1897 the city debt. as represent
81 hy outstanding warrants VAS reduced
e fsg 10 Since January !. 1895 the o!ty
treasurer has still further induced the
debt by calling warrants amounting. for
10th principal and interest 10 81. 273 s..
TIE cost Of running the city government
FOR 1897. including stree, ard Ike Improve
uenfs Was 81 90 II
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer
TACOMA. Jan. @L-Tne police today
broke the record in the matter Of quick
work. Louis Lesson was accused OF steal
Ing an overcoat and two pairs OF shoes
early this morning. He was arrested
tried. sent 10 the county jail for forty
Ave DAYS and the stolen goods returned to
the rightful owners, all within six hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-22
fav-r OF the Brcsd Riots.

ROME. Jan. 2I.-in the chamber of dsp-
utie~ today the premier. the Marquis Il
Riduni explained that the recent disor'
GERS in the Italian provinces were due tc
the iearness OF food and lack OF employ
merit. owing 10 retrenchments In public
expenditures.
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supreme Court Permits Offensive
Language tn Re Stricken

OLYMPIA. Jan. zl.-In the matter OK
the proceedings for the tisharmeEt Of w.
-. LArnbuth. heard on Wednesday last In
the supreme court. the prayer 10 strike
from the petition the offensive language
was granted today ard the rule against
the offender discharged. inasmuch as the
court vas satisfied with the disayowai
of intentional offense and disrespect upon
the part of the attorney cited 10 appear.
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Special Dispatch 10 the t-Tntelligencer
SNOH0MfSH. Jan 2l.-Andrew Mort.
an empioye at Van Horns shiugle mill.
had his arm split 10 the elbow at that
MIL yesterday. The wounded man was
brought TO Snohomish. where Dr. Nc
cready amputated the arm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-22

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 2i.-Suit was filed
In the United States court here today by
the National Cash Register Company. or
Dayton. o.. against George T. Maley,
liquor dealer at 9ll Central avenue, this
city, asking for injunction and damages.
The National company alleges that the
defendant is using a register known as
the .'Hallwood." which. IL claims. in
fringes its patents. The action is brough.
under principle OF the courts which
makes the manufacturer. seller and user
of an infringing device equally liable for
damages.
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NORTHWEST posTMAsTERs.
Appointments Made for Sherlock
Wash. md Oregon city. Or.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Il. - Jacob NJ.
Smith was today appointed postmaster u
Sherlock, vice James Barkley. resigned
The president has nominated George r.
Horton postmaster AZ Oregon City. Or.
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In the Carter court martial. 4. Ccnp-
cr assistant engineer under the accused
testified that the Atlantic Contracting
COMPANY boosted Capt. Carter into the
frart of 81 JsneS and on the Nicara qua
,.nnaf commission.
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The Grand Army naen 81 Hartford have
started movement 10 erect a monument
10 Ha0rv CLAW Work author Of March
Ing Through Georgia. 'Nlcodemus' and
ether war lyrics
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QUALITY talks: that Is why miners
Insist on Frye-Bruhn Co.'S English Break
fast Bacon.
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Now for SATURDAYS Needs

Perhaps We . tAano We
ought to- Expenses
In
me standard of 1uss
the here
and Seneca L.
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Hosiery
Department

This Department Is becoming well
known ia Seattle as Offering the
very best values at The least possible
price, for here you know we hold
tho prices down.
Boys Heavy Cotton Ribbed Hose.
double knee. issec.
Boys Bicycle Hcse. heavy ribbed,
double knee. iac.
Chidren's Heavy Ribbed. double
knee, extra good value. At lie.
Chiiden's Heavy Ribbed. fleece
lined. double knee. spliced heel aud
toe. lie.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. good val
aes. Ice the pair. pairs for sc.
Ladies' Onyx Fast Black Seamless
Hose. white or black feet. NC the
pair. 3 pairs for &C.
Ladies' Real Mace Guaranteed
Stainless Black Ribbed Top Hose
that should sell for CSC the pair will
be &c.
Ladies' Out Sizes Fast Black
Seamless Hose. ribbed tops, Sc the
pair, pairs for $780,
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coon DECISION ron nonos.
No O9ense 60 order aaA Eat . Meal
WssA@st Neoey - Fay for IL

Special Dispatch 20 sse pest.Ints5sswsnce-
TACOMA 5ar. @1--~If Justice Azsfszsn
i sorrecS ia decision he made yesterday.
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For Men.

Gents Furnishings at DRY
GOODS Prices. A little saw
- ing of 10 TO - per cent. on each ar
ID ticle.
9. 4-Piy Linen Collars for &c.
Anchor Brand a-Ply Linen Col
lars. : for 20.
- a Good i-Piy Linen Cuff. n quail
-A ity you have always paid &c for,
q viii be Isc.
An Elegant Line OF String Ties In
all the fancy colers and black, sc.
- a Complete Line Of Tecks. Four
IS in-Hands and Pufs at sic.
&. Good Uniaundered Shirt. pure
linen bosom. reinforced back. for
- sc.
49, Fine Laundered Shirt. pure lin
-s~ en- bosom and bands. reinforced
4. back. 7sc.
\ Two-Thread Real Maco High
~ Spliced Heel Half Hose In black
80 and tan. i2irc.
SIS Onyx Black: these we confidently
<. recommend to our customers as the
best article for purity of dye and
s wearing quality ever offered 10 the
30 public; Saturday price. &c.
Our Glove Department is fast be-
~ coming one OF the favori,e corners
>l for Saturday buyers. and in this We
offer:
our f. Quality. a Glace Kid.
- hooks or 4-outton style. In tan,
81 brown. beaver. slate and black. for
<. 75c
Quality. two-clasp all
sizes. sewn. embroidered back. In
~ tan. brown. English red and black:
>ss this glove is equal 10 any u.ss glove
&. in the market. and viii be sl.0a.
:. e. Quality. 2-elasp Mocha. all
sizes. In tan. brown. English red
- and black. extra good value for s. 90.
So &C" Quality, real giace kid. g.
Z. clasp. embroidered back. in tan.
brown. English red. sizes sss to I.
- sl5o.
50 We are sole agents for the Cele-
&. brated Centemeri Glove. glove
<. perfect in style. ut and finish. and
unequaled for wearing qualities.
- S-Clasp, Two-Toned Embroidered
-ss Back. in tan. beaver, brown. green,
&. slate and evening shades, at s1.Ga.
{. "A Quality. a glove OF unrivaled
merit. made OF very first selection
80 OF skins and perfect in every par
ess ticular. 3-clasp. pique sewn. embroi-
&. dered back. all sizes In tan beaver,
English red. brown and black. s2s5
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

Of which "a sort OF wooden box stall had
been constructed for his aecommoda.
tion. Though this case was entirely
comfortable, robie did not Hkeit Wait
Ing until no one was near he put his
shoulder against the side q the buN
and pushed it fat ON the deck, Then be
made his way down the cempanionway
and suddenly appeared, to the couster.
nation Of ala who were there 10 the
saloon o. the hrst-class passenger HC
was dragged out and placed In newly
constructed cage ON the deck.
but the very next day he upset the
rev cage and, taking a look ut the
ocean, he made his way to the gulleys.
where dinner was being prepared.
fiere be proceeded TO help himself to
alf he Sands and vegetables be saw in
aigit4.
Ihlg time Il cage was built So solidly
mat io'ie could not break ii down He
was COMPELLED To stay In It until The
ship arrive a. Murseiles. Here il was
necessary To AXE him oil by means 81
stout belts are und Bis body and d der.
rick,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

Stories of the ravaRes Of teFmites, or
white ants, come from the curator
90 the Australian nhsebm at Sydney,
says the Youths Companion Some
time age they d~estEeye8 tie roof Of
the museum building and it had 70 he
replaced with 2 covering eompQed
largely Of steel and copper Their
work, being carried on e. thu htefi0f
of the timber, doe not reveal itself UNI
in the Structure Is about ready to fall
10 pieces, and SO d was only recently
tllat the Fact came out that tile ants
bad else destroyed the underpinuingof
one of the important floors IF The mu-
scum.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11
~MooKlNa-slRD COURT.
butcher Bird Was F0und GutIty M
tgre~uf4d pm

butcher Bird Was Es,and Gutgty ANA
Bsecuted pro.mntty.
While Out in an orange grove the 9th.
er day John jones of Stanford. Ma.
was attracted by the twittsrinr of 4
large number Of mocking Bkrds and
Others around q thieket IN tbe lower
partoft Die grove. Proceeding cau ti50s.
M he was enabled TO get close ,6 ae
assembly OF birds without exciting .it-
tentiou Of causing them amy alarm
Peeriug through q thicket, he beheld
9 dozen 81 more mocking birds tbat
We're arranged ina half circle, all 1--WE
teriug ard tulkinF as IL They we're bold
iHs q i2'7Gt "a SSisi 'iGa8 5uicter
bird, lbs brown plumuge bespattered
With blood. while oae wing huug helr-
less down by its side, On each side was
q mnckipg bird holding The wing 81
the prisoner, iar So it seemed to be, iu
IFS bill. THE butcher bird, by the way,
IS q deadly enemy Of the mochdpg bird
and many others. n is a vicious say.
age, bloodtbirsty little wretch. always
lighting and 10 has the most cruel ways
Of securing IFS food.
1t would seem that the moekiuR birds
4 bad combined and caught one Of theiI
keHemies and proposed 20 deal summary
vengeance, For several minutes The
mock ing birds twittered, some auRrily
Some noisily aud others quietly.
as II engaged d o very grave discussion
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

a remarkable at Of pluck and bray-
cry was witnessed fpcentty ait Wissa.
hickon, suburban Gjstgict OF Rbila'
delpbia a beVy qf yq9Pg l29ig v3rs
waiting Of the station for Tic Norris
town truin, when a'hihb mlirhthe Worse
for liquor came walking aloHB The plat
form, and while 9 train Wasapprpach.
ing attempted to cross tbs tracks One
Of the girls saw his danger, and quick
as a flash jumped on the 'trdct sezed
the man by The ndpe Qf thameck nod
threw him ont of harms way just as
the express dashed past. The man 40
bered BY the fright thanked bis res.
cuer; but She laughed aud did not
really seem TO think Size had dong any.
Thing very unusual.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
ID BRoWN - 80.

Oh, the wind. llEe 8 hungry wolf
Gees providing ROUND my sweets
And Chs tregs shake their wttheTed arms
tn the rain ana kissing sieet
Bur the l1t0 #ea Ello ard wagms
When tt bears tae beating shower,
Goes ca sleep asaiH
TNl ma lafk DAYS Waue.
And drtams that Ii IS "a nuElr.
Oh tho lash 81 two Tiny WinEA
Liks bits of shy lei tali
And The very trees seem 10 Hlfll
AZ the bluebird' siiYcrg caul
Then the brown Nttle scet wakts MP
And whispers. sJey III brlns3
For IN creep to ntri
With q violet fair
Ny gitt 70 The beautiful spring
Golden Days.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11
ALLUBlNG INFLUENCES.
Traps for the UnWarg Bisooursod
Upon by Dr. paimago.


NHt Peg HAfNA tte AuiluAAl4E sermon Tor
his ars-t aadng congregation. II IS
based on text;
1da haf hsf little honey With tas end Of
the Hal thA Fa u mas hard. ana ia.I must
dL ssduel XIV, sd
Tho honey bee is B Hast Ingenious
nrehltaes q Christopher Wren ala8a
ins6eta geometer drawing he1agons
and paragQna, 3 freebooter robbinr
fields pollen and aroma, %wondrous
crsataiB of God whose biography,
writ151 bg Huber and Swammerdam,
IS an mchantment for and lover 81.
natnl Virgil celebrated tile bee ia
his ian4l Of Aristaens, and Moses, and
Sam ana David, and Solomon, and
deere ah, aud Ezekiel and 50 John
use5the delicacies 81 bee manufacture
as 1ible symbol. A miracle Of for
nation IS the bee; five eyes, two
ton the outer having a sheath of
proleetioug hairs on all sides Of its tiny
boy to brush up The particles Of HOw-
ers lbs flight so straight that al the
world knows 81 the bee line, The
-hoaegcamb is a5palaee such as no one
but God could piani and the honey bee
construct; its cells, sometimes a store
house and sometimes a cemetery.
These winged toilers first make eight
s.eips of WAX, and by their antannae,
which are To them hammer, and chisel,
and square and |plumb-line, fashion
fhem for use. Two and two these
workers shape the wall. III an acct
dent happens, they put UP buttresses
Of extra beams to remedy the damage,
When about the year 1776, an insect
before unknown, in the night time Mt
tackled the bee hives all over Europe,
aud ghe men who owned them were in
vain trying 10 plan something to keep
out the invader that WAS the terror Of
the bee hives Of the continent, il was
found that everywhere tile bees had
arranged Tor their own protection, and
built before their honey-combs an es-
pecial wall OF wax with portfolios
through which the bees might 60 To
md fro, bul not large enough TO admit
the winged combatant, called the
sphinx Atropos,
DO you know that the swarminq Of
tAe pes Is dlyinely airecteuf me
mother bee starts for q new home. and
because. of this the other bees of tie
hive get into an excitement which
raises the heat 81 tins hive some four
degrees, and they must die unless they
LEAVE their heated apartments and fol
us AaosiisE 2ee eAu @tlsh ~ su9
pteheH ot : stoe' anU etiug ~ eacu
oluef ata hotu on untll 2 committee ~
WI =. me goe7 nase sAPloleo lae
W. hVli'" y Nes
81 foel5 349l Iiaf oh from q stream III
ne enu 8asy hefe M up g neN ~
it0 III eneH atoll@vAe uu7gttos
~ A'.S lglesefVes " suo Ahuias
~ " tnf eulotc PuS
ett9 sa tAe eAeunlstty ~ yHas
'atV ~ IVY
sY His II pee aAo parl ~ ~ Vhe
HIS II siie nsta
FIenty " TINS luscious pEG1aeg WINS
hanging in tne Wopas q belAaReh
during tlle tltae OF saul ana Jonelhan
IRelr Htlny YES X pursuit q an eneuny
yNAb pl e9ialaaaa ihese ~ e@sel
ltate lae s9i9tefy We're PosletRsly
.oF0iaasn eae 4nytAlas nn4l Vls
cone II tlst
theN @es seafsse e2AlRs nrons
the WQoas 0neg 52Aqe 4 place "here
tne eess AAts oeen gfsat money
nanaAassol hqAeg @sAsteQ y W.
Aotl2M I'll las 5Rsas angiAlt o8stno"s1
49, le@p
aigtsra $500.
INK, s.5 fts N
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11


Menlai and moral eond ilon
e mort ana yoar tmo iaf im
ao ABBREVIATED thnt you el
A'l0 e hA up with husks ga
Ana debris 20 the intart
o+asnsss that young man Is resisting
e.ts 'Hteh VIII prepare nun % .
pflaee and that yorng 7om
nt.llg hef mlnd Win an 1lelA,
taat VIII YET either make hei
W. eAiss attraction q @ goqa mans
A9We q give her aa independence
segsf thas Wal qualify her
e o4ls4 ner oFn hoas snd main
alh % 9 happiness chat re-
4uttes he gnentAtion from any q
wv Aef ssN Iaat yoang mar or
2lnA can pY tAe rigat liter
improvement q The
ERE or there every
ue1' 4su " tn pros
~ haAset Aao uenee
91nss. NA9 tsaa AQ.hA
osu 81.
AlnsltSau tisetetat
Mu uoue5 WY PICS AP
te0h4es sA1s ilaEe ~ eheth gio
9ses "nien @lt sSlpB 8ou WIN
Que book may for you or me decide
49, M
Beauties Of Bu5lin.n Twas onlva book
OF extracts, but it vas all pure honey,
and was not satisfied until /
bad purchased I'M his works. at that
time expensive beyond al easy cap
acity to own them. and with what de-
light [ went through reading his
seven Lamps Of Architectural and
his Stones 81 Venice ii is impossible
for me to describe. EXCEPT ~ savinr
that it gave me a rapture for good
books and an everlasting disgust for
deerepit or immoral books that viii
last me while my hfelasts. AN around
the church and the world to-day there
are busy hives Of Intelligence occupied
BY authors and authoresses from whose
pens drip a distinatlon winch is the
very nectar Of Heaven, ana why viii.
you thrust your rod Of inquisitiveness
into the beautiful saccllarlne of per-
dition2
Stimulating LIQUIDS also come into
Ole category of tsmptation delicious
but deabhnL. You say: ii can not
bear the caste 81 fnto&ieatin0 liopoi
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11


G.lals ISL oas aat destructive. Ybu
gho have crossed tie 0eaan many
dmes have Noticed tiia-taiwa7s one 81
,1ht best. rooms has. from morninr
nntI1ata atz higtt beer qfg.n =, +,
eamEIj,g
9b6 49, u. b,s,5 gvitb seon.b i
F-8t,nssn eve,rs ienss5 .ith-
ort nonev Is - h,air bargsr. .
HFpb6fai ~ $1,000 sstts, T
mere 4 4 eamniats f-ascfnsfi,r
gamss 81 be IN. r
az money sn nosahiBtfss u go -
n-afnrsI II. tFefn
ae.5 tbe bnn.ar ~. -
nonsrsa Ey ~ k,, M
Iitis abs,-.f IN $780, n
nsvsr fslt ~ to-. - ~
4 IS soesk sgTbB,@Ir ~
INK has So, m,jtit,aa ~ h,tI+5@esa+.
ana moroI gianls msn IN aa
Nsu auu women
tts
{th Nh, ot4Fe UV.U
So wy ANGUS ms
W. te'
800 silhs
'Saua Who
house af ~ ulDi.ns
ihalis 81 lepis, w
tragedies oftba ~ wy
persons who begab ,vitb NhSN
In 4 ladies, parior ma en8. 9eaa9
suicides pistol al Nopts ra,Io lsn w
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

When q man turns uvor q new leaf he Is
never satisfied until he gets IL blottod up
worse than the old one,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11
nemnnd Inr Mnre nnl1nanIna-

When You are prepared for an emergency
it hardly ever arises Washington Demo
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11
WNIT9 TnnIrn.yM


Both tho method and results whea
Syrup of Figsis ekens it ispleasanl
and Refreshing to tho taste, and aots
genti yet promptly on the Kidneg8.
Liver and Bowels eleanses Che IA
tenn eiiaotually dispels colds. head.
aches and Towers and cures habinai
constipation. Syrup 81 Fies s clio
only remsdy Of its Kind ever pros
duccd, pleasing 10 Che TASTE and AZ.
ceptable 70 The stomach, prompt b
Us action and truly beneficial Is
effects, prepared oaly from dtemo
healthy and agreeables0 eae.
many excellent qualities nfaeu
70 all and have made 81 the IL
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs 81 aor
cent bottles BIZ all lead.
gists. ANY relinblo drupg
may not have it on hand i
cure It promptly for any q
wishes TO try II Donotaec
substitute
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

The Secretary q the Navy has demanded
more batdeships and there can be mo- doubt
that Congress will consider his recommend
ationa. Protection Is what our SEN ports
require, and fort ic1tiona win not adequate.
~ supply this Defense against on disorders
of q malarial type ", however, adequately
afforded by llnstetter's Stomach Blttcta. an
efficient remedy also, for constipation, hil.
]iousness, dyspepsia, rheumatism and merry.
business,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

sfa Do 1nd-a
,Fstc.l IalrebE a~estHHFnHH
"a tAC disease, and uVipgN
trength by building up The cons
t-,HluE nature in doing it's work. lF5
Ffeprietors have So match faith m iiscu a.
I'VE powers that they offer One Hundred
l2AaFs tor any olsQ ulat Do fails O. cure.
send tor hst oi testimonials.
Address i Cheney & Co., Toledo, %.
sold by Druggists i5g.
Halls Family Pills arc fhp brst
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

The meaAest thing one can DO IS not to aal,
Wompn when she bias a story 10 tcll-
Washington Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-02-11

le who wrongs Che child commits 4
crime against Che state,