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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-02-23
COLOSSAL.....
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
Broughton's White Store!

First Glass; Perfect Fitting, Full SHe Regular Made, EIabO
ratey Trimmed less that of sewing On WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY g. nauguate First Great Sale of Ladies
Muslin Underwear
For months have been preparing for this waiting only
values offered this line We enthusiastic dainty
quality material the designs and workmanship of
garments Very different what before
No collection of muslin cambria garments
in Paw Paw no such values wereev
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-02-23
9 BIG LOTS AT CUT PRICES:

LOT Perfect fitting Embroidered Covers Chldrens
Waists and Drawers, 1, and 3 years Sc
LOT Ladies' Full Size Night Dresses Beautiful Styles in
Fine Embroidered Corset Covers Ladies' Muslin and
Cambria Umbrella Drawers 2sc
LOT 3Novetes Ladies' fine Corset Covers Ladies'
full size embroidered Night Gowns, Ladies' wide and
uled and tucked Skirts. Ladies' Umbrella
Drawers, Ladies' wide Loie Fuller Drawers roc
LOT ladies trimmed Margueres fine Muslin Cambria
Gowns. Fancy Corset Covers. Ladies' hem stitched
Lace and Embroidered Umbrella Drawers. Ladies EN-
broidered Skirs. 4oc
LOT 5-Exacty represented Embroidered Night Gowns
lace Umbrella Skirts and embroidered Umbrella Drawers 5oc
LOT 6--Excepiona values Embroidered Gowns, Drawers
and Skirts Ladies Embroidered long Marguer,es TIC
Fine Umbrella Drawers, Lace Embroidered Skirts
High grade French Night Gowns Every garment illus
trated Illustrated circular stock Mail filed
LOT SCoped from the French Usually sold S2so ST. 40
LOT oThe latest French Novelties Dainty Lonsdae Unde
The pckngs from the elaborate qualities
that 60 make up complies stock. SIoS
Wrappers:
New priced wrappers pretter and charming than
right shape, liberal in cut, properly by dress
Makers full in the skirt % We have at 90 cts
COttOnS:
During this sale we'll sell unbleached at Cts
This positively and been sold for less
AT is certainly the best value anywhere Do
confound this with the ordinary cotton during
sale sell that at 4 Cts.
RDOI TGHTON
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
- PElLIPPEE QUESTION.


Mar Ia= Daily Ea-5n-
~ azs
.stHa.u England
STATES a Tile >aafaa of
a= asa. upon en- the
sre as already
balls
ls 1Ha1an.a is considered
na. tae war has been
a ais a1# either br force of
areass n- av sae aa sable intervention
Of EeHgq
'A4s.-a Is Indicated as taking the
m.-5s-ve I'm mediation. but iu diulo-
matte circles % conference OF the now
ers $ considered lae only practical So
luton of tine problem which touches
the mission of Europe in the far east.
.l have reason DO believe that En-.
gland would only take part in such a
conference wita the United States by
her side. and chat great hesitation on
tae part of Sine government of the lat
Ter wou,a ba shown toa choice Of Paris
as tlta place of meeting.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
CONDENSED

JOINS CTAcaIEY, United States pris-
0Der who escaped from the Madison
a1unly Alabama Jail recently and
who is charged with couuterfeitnr,
WITS captured and lodged i'm Jail at Flor
o. ou the Gtb.
IT IS announced that the floating debt
of spain was increased during the
month Of April by 1g,g4F 3at pesetas
THEa sjsiant stmaster-geucra says
that friends and relatives Of soldiers in
the field, jn addressing letters to them.
should mark plainly the company and
regiment 90 which they belong.
THEEE were renewed bread riots at
Pavia Italy, on the 9Th. The rioters
stretched chains across the streets in
order TO prevent cavalry charges. Sew.
eral soldiers and citizens were injured
Failures in the United States the
past week were 2sS, against 23l last
year,
THE war appears 20 have fuvorablv
affected the coal business Of Alabama.
Nl"e operators m the birmingham dis
lFiet are shipping about l'oOo tons per
day TO Mobile aud Tampa, for use By
the government
TuE Mexican government has given
strict orders tblt no freight Of any ma
lNFe man be allowed to leave Vera Cruz
Tor any ~hloeka1ea port IN Cuba, the or
o"g''"N P''''s'0'S y'.'''''" ny
w '' 'e"' 20 ''''i army on
y" ''""N
INTER 0NHttHtR OF NenanEo, Ia, on
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BIG FIRE AT CLEVELAND, o.


CLEVELAND, o., May G-Tho biv six.
story bricO, block at the southwest
corner of Bank and Lake streets
was Quilted 10y fire. The north.
cru half of the buildinp WINS
owned by the Bradley estate. and
the southern portion Of the Root g. NIc.
Bride Co., wholesale dry goods The
fire was confined to the former. but the
stock Of the Root & Mcbride Co.. was
damaged by water and smoke. The
total loss will amount to about sIe5.
600, fairly well covered by insurance.
The fire resulted fron an explosion
of chemicals in Brcman's chewing gum
factory ON the fifth floor Of the Brad.
ley end of the building. Nearly a
dozen manufacturing concerns occupy.
ing the several floors suffered losses
ranging from 5000 to sg5.O
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
CAPE VERDE ISLES FLEET.
Preparations Made for Its Reception AZ
san Juan Porto Rico Expected 20
Arrive at Any Moment.

New YORK, May "A special from
San Juon, Porto Rico, says that prep
arutiOus are being made there for the
reception Of the Spanish Cape Verde
Island feet, the arrival Of
which is expected almost momen
tarily. The only warship now ia the
harhor Of san Juan is the Isbellu. the
harbor having been cleared OF non.
combatant vessels to make room for
the anchorage Of the Verde fleet. An
merchantmen have been pulled up mn.
der the protection Of the hills, fearing
q bombordment by the American feet,
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MADE QUICK RESTITUTION.
The French Steamer Lafayette Seized. nv
Mistake, Promptly Released and
Escorted to Havana.

WAsmSGToN, May AN i~nterna-
tional difficulty connected with the
seizure Of the French steamer Lafay-
cite has been removed by the prompt
release Of the vessel Immediately upon
notice Of her capture reaching the
state department. The explanation
for tins action on the part OF the ad-
ministration is given in the statement
which follows, and which was issued
from the White House last night:
The Lafayette was released in pur-
suauce Of orders which were issued by
the navy department previous to her
seizure, but which had not been re-
ceiyed by the commanding officers of
the vessels that made the capture,
The facts are that on April 20 the
French embassy made an informal in
quiry as to whether the Lafayette,
which left ST. Nazaire, France. for
Vera Cruz, by way OF Havana, before
war was declared or information of
the blockade was received, would be
allowed to land at Havana certain
passengers, her mail bags and the ais
patch bag of the consulate-general of
France, and take some French passen.
gers on board. An assurance was given
that, ttthis privilege should be granted,
the steamer would be forbidden by the
French consul to land goods.
The matter was duly considered.
and it was decided that, without re-.
gard to the strict law of blockade. and
as an act of courtesy, the request of
the French government should be nc.
eeded to, Orders were Accord nglv
sent on the second day of May.
When information was received Of
the capture Of the steamer and Of her
having been brought to Kew West.
these orders were communicated 10 the
eaptors, with instructions 10 release
the steamer, and to see that the orders
were duly delivered, so that they mlgbt
be carried into effect No demand
was made either by or on behalf a.
the French government, directly or In.
directly Tor the Steamers release.
The Wilmington escorted the Lafnv.
etc to Havana last ulghl.
The Spanish embassy IA London
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WE MUST RETAIN POSSESSION.


tuIcAGo. May Senators German
and lodge have both declared them
selves In favor of holding the Philip.
pines permanently. The latter SAYS
tu" United States has long been de-
s5rous of increasing her commercial
prestige in the orient, and the Philip
pines Will prove Of great advantage.
When a military governor shall have
been appointed and order restored at
Manila, 10 is said Great Britain and ia
pan will hustily recognize our Sow
ereignty This will be accomplished
by The consuls of the different govern.
ments informing the American authori
ties that they recognize the rule of the
United Suites.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
SHOE FACTORIES BURNED.


CINCINNATI, May T. Two shoe fac
tories on Sycamore and Seventh streets.
belonging 10 Wolf bros md The Mauns
Shoe Manufacturing Co, were burned
out by % mysterious Ere, which
caught in the upper floors and
spread rapidly Being o seven
story building the lire department was
at a disadvantages The loss on 4tnaR
10y each irm was about $1,000. TIE
damage TO the building rs estimated Co
be fully $50, 900 fully insured
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
Hoods Pills s sT{Ii N IA 8s 30 se..557


Il took out a living picture show aBc
said the theatrical manager, and n.y.
eral queer experiences.
we always had trouble getting ssi
music, for n thing / remember NM
struck a certain town where the mn
furnished by a seedy, freekle.faced
man who ofiCiated on one Of those ba5sa
bang pianos, ] asked him if he could
q music suitable to each picture as Fl N.Y.
displayed.
"'Oh, yes, certainly he could, and do,
~improuptu.'
"The performance opened He was sa,i.
at the piano, and he turned to look #
first picture. 1t was Adam and Eve n
garden of Eden
He didn't hesitate an instant. Liks
fash he turned and began pounding mi
There's Only One Girl in This World n.
Me- Chicago Journal.
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TOUCHED Us.
Americans Didn't Lose a Man at
Manila, Nor was Any Of
Their Ships Damaged.
ONLY SIX AMERICANS ARE WOUNDED.

ma spanish Loss was Three Hundred
Killed and -Four Hundred Wounded
Eloysp Of Their Vessels were sunk
The Victory oue Of the Most Over
whelming la History.
NEW YORK, May IA dispatch re-
ceIeed here from Hong Kong announces
tae arrival there Of the dispatch boat
Meculloeh with details Of losses in the
boubardment of Manila by the Amer
lean acgt under Commodore Dewey.
The victory was overwhelming.
rhe Spanish loss was 300 killed and
400 wounded.
Eleven Of their vessels were sunk.
The Americans did not lose a man
was a ship damaged.
There were only SIX Of the American
sailors injured, and these but slightly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

Both the method and results when
Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habituaL
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthyand agreeables ubstances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not acceptany
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, cal.
f0UfpVYfF w grHy yosp a.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
Personal Aa0 GENERAL

fS resrgaa tp graph g.
received .a0u Miss Clara aargaa
central Cuban relief committee vi N.as
hgrs shipped from f.sl asr. au taa
8l1. 10 one of aHg outgoing steamers
OF the Mallory lime. 90 tons % food for
the Gabaa refugees at Key West. Fla
PRESIDENT DotE has sent q long e8ul-
muutcatiuu tB President Mckinley. off
fering TO transfer the Hawaiian islands
to lle United States for the purposes
Of IT'S war with spain. and 10 furnish
tine American ships of war fa Pacific
waters with large quantities OF coal
supplies and ammunition.
IuE president announced. on the
lEh. chat Doe would shortly pardon
Capt John ID. Hart. OF the 6IibBstrr-
fur steamer Iauraaa. SERVING a .,vg
years sentence ru thr p~enftantiarF for
bis Cuban BIinuslar.ug Operations.
ON the 1th the secretary of cine ANY,
sent ta .ra haaea a. asa.fanrr estimate
af 500 g. Hy fer the remainder of th-
present HsaaI year. and au easaa of
-a. e...r ... Xxx.
P.fFaFt. p...r.r r-srrru mills .,
pa,..ar -ra- r....r -n tg.
rH Hra man WAS r.n.f and f..-..
Ia sraH Hamasr "a. t,. s..- a-- ...a
n..r -s,a ..4 . r
ng ~lrr,.-. ,en -..r
-,.-
w..nu -. r,..
49, $780,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
90 sHIPPLRs MUsr oREY.


AbW A9hH MnyG one af thnsn ssr.
thius vino have been roealsssly disI.
gafiing tta aaw hhfboF tnmttst..
lot llaa p8fl iof vessels b avoid
VIE Minis Htlda taoBlgea ra1e
shoak e hla nafFta during lls hlebt.
Wien hl#ak alut #aa Hfrd ntshls
schooner ftam fHe battery &. aaady
Hook tba vessel va
the mins aeia d ttat neigh boflood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

WASHINGTON, May 3 Fighting
Joe Wheeler was the first of the
major-Fenerals Of the volunteer army
TO be mustered 10. The oath Of Office
was administered 10 himi ia the Office o.
the chief clerk Of the war department
about moo by MIR A. n. Thompson.
assistant To the chief clerk. Gen.
Wheeler Was not only the first major
general to be mustered into the volun.
teer army but he was also the 8rst sx.
confederate oficer 70 receive a commits
sion Ia the military service OF the Uni.
ted States Half On hour later Gen
Fltzhugh Ice formally took the oath
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

Nay -TEe Arsau-
a Mz.cge-y continue 90
-aEe. tae hiEl-water
-aa highest Pa record
Gaze aassaU> ARE totally de-
eat damage $ being
aGa n-gess.
q aGa@ farmer near this
rals4 while enaeagoring
~ sa higher land, An
whose James are not
aza Ore Euaa HtaT Alma Their
Hs Ea~ae8 away.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

LoNpoS Muy 2 a story "a published
TO the effect that the British admiralty
has been notified by Chg Washington
naval strategy board 90 remove ttte
British subjects from che Cannry ~
lands and 1t go said this accounts.
for the British second class cruiser
Charybdis being ordered 20 lass palmss
and leads 70 the conclusion that Rear
Admiral sampson may attack the
Canary i5lnnds which would either
draV$he spanish aeot cut o. Cadil ar
give The United States d naval base
from which 10 attuet spain
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
PATRIOTIC HELEN GOULD.


NEE Goss, May GA short time ago
Mss Helen Gould sent her check for
aa ta President Mckinley to be
used IS he deemed proper in the
Wa-, aud Unlimited in the letter
waseA accompanied it that she
would like to double the
amount This check was returned bv
gae president because, under the law,
he Hal no power To accept it.
Miss Gould was disappointed by the
result attending her patriotic offering
bat she was not discouraged, She con
uted Mrs, Ledyard Stevens, of this
etF, and was advised by her to expend
The money in sending soldiers to Cuba.
This proposition met with Miss
Nou.ds appreciation. and at the sug-
E]estion of Mrs. Stevens, George NJ.
Barbour was consulted as to the best
way to carry out the project. After "a
conference it was decided that Mr.. Bar
onur should procure It commission from
the Cuban authorities as brigadier,
general with authority to raise four
companies of cavalry of 60 men each
10 serve in the Cuban army, and TO be
under the order Cubuns exclusively.
Miss Gould agreed to pay all the ex-
peuses of recruiting these men, to
purchase uniforms, horses AMI equip
ments, and to pay all transportation
70 Cuba. This project was submitted
by Barbour TO the war department. and
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
AMERICAN SHIPS SAFE.
Dcwey's Fleet Escaped Unscathed While
DemolishinE the Enemy.

Dcwey's Fleet Escaped Unscathed While
Demolishing the Enemy.
NEW YORK, May THE World, in
an extra just issued, publishes a dis
patch from Hong Kong to the effect
that news received there from Manila
on the dispatch boat McCulloch is to
the effect that the entire Spanish aeet
Of Il vessels was destroyed.
Three hundred Spaniards were killed
and 400 wounded.
No lives We're lost on United States
boats, but six persons were wounded.
Not n OF the American ships w4s
injured.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
Enenty-Faur Hours ana rRa Aftnntas
from Chiuaau 10 uontof.

DENNEH, Col, May Twenty four
hours and two minutes IS tho record
made by the . Rocky Mountain
limited which was sent out 81 Chi
cago Thursday W $50 by The Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railroad The
train pulled into tho atation here yas
terday at 1882 Denver time This time
is considered unprecedented railroad
officials claiming that 90 such record
was ever made before by . regular
train between Chicago and D-envef.and
i was accomplished under ssrio na
draw backs
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
ENGLAND AGAIN REFUSES
Wul Not Iotn Other powors Il,
ing Between spain aud Inc
United states.

l'oNhoN Mny Certain powers. II
haa been learned have again mads
oE'F'ofea 70 Great Britain looking u
Intervention Ia the war
l",rn spain and the United
states bot Great britain nersjsts
" VIZ refusal 70 participate uisn
gnl0gant fact tbnt the British na,al.
aati'af'tloa Win immediately eommis,
anon Two battle ship, just completed
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
AT WASHINGTON.
News Received that the McCuIiooh
Reached Hong Kong.

"'0N"0| 0NVT6 ENWWE'
WAsHISGroN, May THE navy de-
partmeut received a ~cablegram from
Hong Kong announcing the arrival
there of the revenue cutter McCuuoch.
This is the only information received,
but the department expects advices
within the next three or four hours.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12


TINS .
a.a. fa-f .ra a.
uf.nrra r...
nal a.
Auaaata aa.
the r.n.. a Tia.
that aas
Spain street Was
Iawee sasa
replaced a. f t
tH. a
Iris .
dancing as @sr
from IsaH Sash -
three I4I
"HIla
n8s, w
naafp
lHlEE
Caasaa
fa8altG 30
he wiIE .e
with au
effectively ~ $40 G.g a. aaa
lie las promised CD at Std a1
way
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

ACCORDING g9 q report published ta
London, oa laas tna BrlGttn auua.
taipr MT Washington slg J1.Isa
Panaeet9tg rs h De sBeaee Iel us Sir
Thomas 49, saudensau, Is. o. D.. b. e.
NJ g. tha permanent uaaer SECRETARY
pi state Tor foreign at}Hr7 one %. Eaa
most experiences diploma. Oil sers .a
Che British service.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

THE French lur steamer Lafayette.
seized oT Tbs coasl OF Cuaa and lowed
10 kgy H-a, ga sae 5lH, was promptly
released by tho state department aaa
ordered sent baet under escort. Use
vessel having sec4lrea permission Gr-
fore leaving France ~ land passengers
nnd mail 90 Havana, under promise ~
discharge u1 freight
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

A fellow is never so anxious to work Al
when he isn't able.-Washington Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

Eyuherant patriotism is often used al 4
cloak by knavish politicians.-Ram's Horn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

The Spanish embassy IN London
denies Tint Che queen regent intends
30 ahdieatt.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

AGApH dispatch on the l3. said that
Che second apanisa squadron, consist
sing of tine war snip Pelaro, Alfonso
AllL aud Nfttor.as aai q uambcr OF
smaller SHIPS bat nearly completed
its preparations for active service It
was reported however, that gras. dif.
heult5 was experienced iu Hgt.ng ouE
the ships owing 30 lack of money.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
Bad Erupt0ns
Sores Broke out and bissa
But Hoodfs cttras

8gHHH EF@AE 1AA aH44 HtscH
But Hoods Cured.
"AIy son had eruptions and s9r
face which continued to grow
spite Of medicines. The sores
a great deal. A friend whose
been cured Of a similar trouble b
Sarssparlla advised me to trF=it
giving the boy this medicine and
soon getting better, He kept On
it until be was entirely cured and
never been bothered with
since" Mas. Eva DoLBEARE. Hor,.
HOOd'ssooss s 2.I..
Americas Greatest Medicine. Ell SIX
Prepared only bye. l. Hood 60. Lowell \,
Hoods Pills BIZ sI{Ii NJ 81 9s s..s sfss5s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

TW American legation Gee CONSTANT
unHy has raes. we'd more lI8an 800 of
iers of volunteers Tor The Au rsctu
navy ehiUdy 81 Geagts. 7Ysaa oG vtau
declared themselves ready 60 pay their
own fares 10 tfe United STAGE, iu
grateful rguembrunee OF America aid
In the drees war Of Independence
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

Ta HgHArHEg orders were sent tg
San Francisco. gl rhe Etl. 90 engage
mine steamers Of tae paaihe Mali Co.,
UHtea will transport without diHl.
caltg an army 9flp1Hn men Arrange
Hae1ts were also made TO send % supply
81 ogaS. 70 NgEey sbgali ask for Il, but
talz HaE believed wguld prove UNI
uaa aFE as It was expected chat coal
ag1u na found al Manila
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

DISPATCH from London, on the Cd,
said. There is no room for doubt
now that Commodore Dewey, Of the
United states Asiat.c squadron. has
ahelled and taken Manila, Tho bonn
hardment was 10 progress when
suddenly cable communication was
shut oa. IT Is apparentthat the Span.
tards cut the cable to prevent the ina.
stant dispatch Of news upon the part
Of the American commander, which
would precipitate open revolt ia Mad
Tid as soon 6 y became generally
n0wn
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
CALIFORNIA nc SV3lI3 IN

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE Ky REV YORK. NY
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

DsH D8GfhH syU rrFTE cEyTs per
basaea wa laa price OF Mas wheat ag
tHe end af tlg sa 5u of the Chicago
bparJ 81 trade ou lHe Ssh This rep
resented sa a8Fauae 10 two days o. 20
cauls July wheat Eaiued 8a cents
This advance was the most remarkable
10 many Eeara Famine uf grain
abroad aud enormous sales of Amcri
can wheat 70 dli the empty grauar.os
Of Europe caused ihe advance.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

AfgEE
Caasat
fabas1 sa
DE uiH se
with w .aat
effectively 9as ap lH
lie bias promised % s#. aa
way.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
HUMOROUS.

Many a young man who has entered
on a career has been glad soon after.
wards 30 get a steady job.-Puck.
Outciassed-Tbe Rejected ONE
have a rival, tben?" The Girl-"Hardly
that; I have promised To marry him
Philadelphia North American.
Oar Newspaper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
boy Ito distinguished author, Just ar,
riyedl-"Extra, strI Fun account OF
your arrival BROOKLYN Life.
Miss BlackIeirb Hooking at her pbo.
top~anb,-oT .bopIdlla ta groyr Tho,