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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-06
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Singing.
DR.. Green concluded HE address of the
morning upon the subject Language"
He named twelve fundamental principles
and closed his remarks with an earnest
plea 10 the directors, urging upon them
the importance of furnishing supplement
airy reading matter for their schools.
speaking of the great good done by good
literature in shaping the characters of
children.
Singing.
This being the afternoon Sc, aside for
addresses to the Directors Association
goodly number were present to hear the
address to Directors delivered by DR..
Benedict. He said that the responsibility
for the education of our boys and girls
rested upon parents, direc ors and teach.
ers. That the problems of feducation were
financial and Intellectual. He explained
why the State appropriation is sometimes
received so long after due. He discussed
the basis upon which the money is appor-
toned under the new appropriation bill,
and urged upon the directors the necessi-
ty for economical expenditure of money
and OF employing high grade of teachers.
Singing.
Supt. II. S. Putnam of Bradford county,
and Supt. Becht Of Lycoming county were
introduced and delivered short addresses.
DR.. Green then gave farewell talk in
which he spoke of the meaning Of the in
stitute to the true teachers.
THURSDAY EVENING
Tie excellent address delivered by DR..
J.'T. Rothrock of the University Of Penn
sylvania, upon the subject, Beautiful
Pennsylvania illustrated with ste. eopti-
con views, impressed all who were priyi-
legged to hear it with higher appreciation
Of our beloved keystone State and the
the importance of perpetuating it's forestry
interests.
FRIDAY MORNING
Singing.
DR.. Benedict, in concluding his address
upon Attention, stated that nothing ex.
lists for the mind unless the mind is atten
tive. In securing attention he suggested:
that we cultivate an interest in the child's
mind; that we use original methods; that
we use objects; that we cultivate, on the
part of the pupil, curiosity and expectant
attention. Heilustrated his remarks by
showing the advertisements OF several pro
gressive firms which had applied the prin-
ciples for which he contended. Recess.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
The Auditing Committee presented its
repors, after which Supt. Meylert announc.
ed that the local institutes in the eastern,
western and southern districts will be held
as follows: Muncy Valley, Jan. 20; Hills
grove, Feb. IL; Dushore, Feb. 26.
The committee on resolutions then sub
mitted the following report;
Whereas, This the thirty.second annual
institute of the teachers Of Sullivan county
has proven the most interesting and 10.
structive and, therefore, the best ever held
in the educational history of the county,
be it
Resolved. That we, the teachers, extend
to our Superintendent, Prof. F. w. Mey.
1ort nur IN NJ FIJI v,v,vo =; . ts<r ne fhn sn
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-06

DR.. Green continued the address deliver
I'd earlier in the afternoon and in addi-
ion to the''Principles in Teaching Litera-
ture :" already named, he mentioned e.
Get the message, catch the spirit Of the
passage (2) Bring the boy and girl in
close contact with the author (3) Teach
literature because.it is good medicine fo-
the mind.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-06
TUESDAY EVENING.

The lecture "Five Peas in Pod, the
one advertised upon which DR.. Green'was
0 lecture was changed and the audience
listened to what was, by many, pronounc-
I'd the best, upon the subject " Making
II
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
THE MIGHTY BROUGHT Low.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug 96-Capt Clark
Of the battlesaip oregon was carried
through this city yesterday on his
way to New York, where he will be
placed in the naval hospital to b.
treated for dyseutgry. Twice, when
the captain was recognized on the lit
ter upon which lie was borne, lie was
heartily cheered BY crowds which
quickly collected In the Broad-strset
station Of the Pennsylvania railroad
an impromptu ovation was rendered
tile hero Of the I5,0OO.mile voyage
around the Horn 70 which he, I'M
fortunately, was too weak to respond.
shortly after the 81. Louis was
docked at Cramps yesterday, Capt.
Clark was carried on a stretcher from
the vessel to a carriage. he was rap
idly driven through the city to the
Broad-street station Again he was
placed in a litter and carried aboard a
sleeper attached TO the noon train for
New York.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
BEeIIIZEN 80
Efineea Delight a. she Announcement
That They Are TO Bs Niue
tar.d ont.

WASHINGTON Aug. 28.-A special
70 the Star from Tnoroughiare, Va
says.
The greatest delight is eTinced by
the siXth Pennsylvania regiment over
the official announcement that they
are TO be- mustered out The other
regiments al Thoroughfare Hre fully
as anxious for their service 20 end and
petitions are ia circulation every
where.
Mai Prices battalion,t the tnird,of the
Sixth Pennsylvania left camp for Mid
dletown. Pa, az Il o'clock, and the
frst and second battalious left later ID
THE dsy. The Seventh Illinois wiz g
to-day.
Private George Mayes who was pro
nounced cured Of measles and on tbs
same day returned 10 the hospital il
an unconscious condition, died yester
day of spinal meningitis Il is salC
that when be was reported cured o.
the measles all his clothes were
burned TO destroy germs, and be wa.
provided with only a rubber ponsho a.
a covering.
The trial Of Capt Duncan, Twenty
second Kansas regiment, probably viii
be completed to-day He is Charge
with having d~esecrated graves Of con
federate soldiers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

FOOD FOR THE FAMIsHED.
Relief to be sent at Last to the Starving
People OF Cuba other supplies
to FOLLOW.

WAsHINeroN, Aug 26.-In accord.
ance with the determination Of the ad.
ministration the Comal sailed from
Tampato Havana yesterday with t,o00,-
900 ratious for distribution to the starv.
ing people Of Cuba These rations viii
be distributed by Lieut. A. D. Niskern,
under the direction Of Capt. Lotus
Niles, of the artillery, in conformity
with the orders Of the president and
Becretary Of war,
Supplies will be furnished to other
provinces in the island under the al.
rectiOn Of officers Of the army as emer'
gency may demand
Ii has been learned that there will
be no didiculty regarding the entry o.
supply vessels to Cuban ports or theil
distribution under the direction o
United States army officers. IL IL
stated that the Spanish authorities il
Cuba are glad to have the provision.
sent 10.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
wELLUIGH BRUTAL


lie vas d vel meaning Young u
He lad q was. however q tanalDs ~
the side Of piano and rolling hs eyes q 5ls
fhaGdeier whsle msWeet noises
nom ~ tbroat Eaeads Here zoo kind e
s~ua7rst 10 him that DIS efforts were otlei
Z 63H welodious. such 8 The patient charity
III this much maliued world.
The maa with iron gray SIDE Whiskef ~
an EAGLE eve showed Signs Of overtesied en-
dnranee IT was Dis daughter who was a{
ine compartments and it was his 2as they
were burning.
"Did Understand yon were gong 20 81.
"0n tie Banks of DE Wabash tar away
Eyes
"WheH
aN-hy, right away
The duestionet took out bis watch ane
eaidt
wei, Pm afraid you haven much tim'
10 spare. The nest train for tue west goeI
jn less than three.quartefs Of mn hour, avg
you'll have % start Tor the Wabash iar away
I riaht away. fl you're going TO sing there De
fore The week is out. Good-bY J hate Y
have ven cut your visit short but ! lKoalah
I have those folks oa the Wabash. tai away
| disappointed for anything ashlngtoi
star.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

DurGlE hepast week the temperature
was about normal and the rainfall was
deficient over the greater portion Of the
State Under the favorable influence
Oh warm, dry week, cotton opened
rapidly and picking became more gen.
erah First bales Of cotton were re.
ported IN nearly all sections, There
were fewer reports Of shedding, rust.
worms, scarcity o. bolls and overRrowtI
Of the plant. Corn is maturing nicely.
and a largely and fine crop is expected
although slightly damaged BY over
flow on luyvlauds, Garden truck cane
hay fodder and all minor crops are pro
HresainE mleelV.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
MIssIssIPPI MATTERa


The whereabouts 81 ek-cashicr Mar
Go 81 the Bank d Rosedale S stll a
mystery The first occurrence 70 at
traet suspicion was when the receiver
81 ere Rank of Rossiale requested Mar
TN q produce s package Of papers be
held. which be claimed we're cash items
This be- positively refused, claiming
they vere among the bank records
~ Che same time refusing 10 20 u the
bank and produce them AZ The ezam-
ination proceeds q Is found that Martins
-peeulatious have been going on since
1895, he covering it with cash tickets
which be counted as cash 30 rendering
bis statements On the 25th ~ Feb.
ruary last be took 81 800 of the banks
funds. His friends had hoped there
might be some e%ztcnuatiuR circum-
stances but the facts are now too clear
10 longer doubt tHat he Is a defaulter
lu tle sum Of 5000 No warrant has
been sworn ont for bis arrest, AZ IL Is
uDw known thai BE- has left che ssate.
the hanig officials as Well as Che public
at large being taken So completely by
surprise chat they allowed him 20 get
away before his ~defaicatiau became
known,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
RUSSIA IS FOR PEACE
The Car Would Reduce the FIGHT
ing Forces
The Pressure Of the Crest Armed Forces
swan Lead b a Calaeiysm, and the
VERY Tblne That IL Sought
10 Avoid

ST. PEIHssBCB0. Aug 2s-by order
Of Emperor Nicholas, Count Muraviea,
the foreign minister, on Che 18th inst,
handed 80 the foreign diplomats o. 81.
Petersburg q nots declaring that the
maintenance Of peace and the reduc'
tion 81 the excessive ornaments now
crushing all nations is the ideal Tor
which alI governments ought to strive
The czar considers The present moment
favorable f9r the inauguration OF a
movement looking 20 this end and ia.
gilcs che powers 70 take past in an in-
teruatlpual conference as q means Of
Tins inspring real and lasting peace
and terminating the progressive in
crease of armament,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

In Western North Carolina, between the
Blue Ridge on the east and the Alleghanles
on the west, in the beautiful valley OF the
French Broad, two thousand feet above the
Sc. lies Asheyille, beautiful, picturesque and
w|orldfamed as one Of the most pleasant re-
sorts ID America. II is a land Of bright skies
and incompatible climate, whose praises have
stream, valley and mountain height have fur
niahed subject and inspiration for the paint.
ers brush. This is truly the Land Of the
sky and there is, perhaps, no more beauti-
full region on the continent to attract pleas.
| ure tourists or health seekers. Convenient
schedules and very low rates To Asheville
via Southern Railway.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

LAREDO, TEX, Aug. %. According
70 Mexican ports, tweuty-six yellow
fever suspects arc held By che quaran-
tine guards a. Eagle Pass, Tex They
came from points ia the infected ais
triet ot Mexico, and win be held a suf-
feient time 20 establish their freedom
from contggion Advices from Tam.
pico say the yellow fever situation IS
unchanged For eieners do not seem %
suffer severely from the fever anAonty
four on Ave deaths have occurred among
them. Up 70 date alere have been
eigbty-two deaths from this a~isoase.
secs slEus Of Great rr,3c Possibilities.
LoNnoS Aug The Times this
morning devotes an editorial ID the dis
cussion Of the eigecl DC the waf upon
American commerce. and tradc Il
thiugs chat die present h~opefuine@ q
the American people IN this respect 5
not unreasonable, aud slt that, lools.
ink 81 Tie marvellous expansion 81 ex-
ports the contraction ~ imports and
the movement ol Am erican bonds
homeward there a rr agahle eyi.
denee IF the eountrys gro ting wealth.
The Times cautions the Silver party
IN America Is s8ll potent ior mischief
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

ABHoS o., Aug. 20 -Mayor Young Of
this city has received q telegram from
Lieut. Dick, stating shat Che Eighth
regiment he'd arrived 81 Montaui
Point rhree hundred men are sick,
one died en- route and 20 sick men we're
MT ne snnlnno.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

Out in Salt Lake City, when a paper speaks
Of 'the fighting Seventy-6rst, one is in
doubt whether the item refers to the regl-
ment now In Santiago or some man latest
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

The second cottage which is being
built for the baptist ]0rphanage az
jackson is nearly completed There
are now t,yeuty-fouv inmates at the
orphanage, and there are q large num-
Der 81 applications on tile from children
who want to be admitted as soon ms
the second cottage Is completed ore
little ones viii Be admitted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01


me OhAFs lead wa cause "'' %
1oNhoS aug 4 lhe g@lE 49,
s.aoa yer an ln'slha''o''li
a"f t'e purpose OF s1e'l'"s
lAsglaR .ae' a'1''A ~ aoa
.~trh"aa.i'u o. l"s PEo
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loI,Rn I'LL. y W
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A"1 s''.u 70"
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man
IN
ai'e '''la'H'"'a |N'-i
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'',-'' 'e','iN r9l
''HaN ~ wy ~
- ",2 "a5so.y .'o th5s
'a's'sit tta's Dsi
"
5faIi tbe mowers. and the imperial gov
eminent thinks the present moment
would be very favorable 10 seeking the
means
international discussion Is the most
eFsetuaI means of ipspring all peoples
bepeRt-a real durable peace. above
an uniting an end 70 the progressive
daye1opment If Inc present ornaments.
.,fp ~ course n the last twenty
,,ears M l]onginc ar General -annease.
msnt bas crown yerv pronounced in
H. coincidence ~ o;giiized nations and
tba ,,essrvoti,n ~ nesce M been md
f-ory,ra al am object If International
~nolicv. +. is in Ia name that great
80 b,,. c,r.ir9.a ap,o,g tba,,.
$3.50 ,,...f,I anisr.es
III T. M hotfo,. !, Guarantee nsace
tt.t tL., bsgo ao..el ,no5in n-,,,rfions
hithsrto -nrreecdentsd tbeir miIitarv
arcss and stiu continno r. increase
tbon without ~sbrirting from anv ~.
riece
apbe g-nanciaI obargas folloyyipg the
r,r,ar5 mar,b strilys ~ i yerv root ~
nnb1;c ,r,g,erit Tba ;ptalToet1al and
Il 49, ia
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

I do now, even in my younger days. 1 am
naturally a robust man, but that stomach
trouble, together with rheumatism which
asterWard set in, were making fast lnroads
upon my health and l am satisfied that IL
would have been but a short time before my
comrades would have been conducting the
regulation funeral ceremonies over my re.
mains. had / not CHANGED TO read Of and
taken DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
There are several others in the home who
are. taking these pills and are receiving great
benefit" RICHARD DUNN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
lat day Of Nov, 1897.
HENRY GIBSON, Notary Public,
Sergeant Dunn is perfectly willing that
anyone should write him in reference to his
| case, provided stamp is enclosed for reply.
An the elements necessary to give new
life and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves are contained in a CON
densed form in DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
They are also a specific for troubles peculiar
to females, such as suppressions, Irregular
ties and all forms Of weakness, In men they
cure cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excuses of whatever nature.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

GEo N. CUBzoS win start FROM Lon-
don for Calcutta, with Mrs, Curaon, IN.
December 10 relieve Lord ElEiu, the
returning viceroy, at che beginning Of
next year In the meantime Mr., Cur
zon viii r~eeuperate his health, now
somewhat delicate, g fact that was re-
garled as tho chief drawback to hi 8
appointment
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

ALI the newspapers ia London ~
publishing and commenting on an mp
pnrently authoritative article to The eff
feet that the vice royalty Of ireland Is
likely next year, 20 De made q non-po-
hticnl and permanent Office, and 70 be-
conferred upon the queens third son
the duke OF %ConnauglL
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

Mississippi pushing r ght % The
front Is . cattle State. The National
Live Stock Journal, published &c ~
Louis, says. 80 farthis year Alabama
has shipped 70 this market l8J cars Of
cattle Louisiana $50 and the state Of
Mississippi furnished 1888 cars
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

The cabinet, on the goth, discussed
various questions concerning Porto
Rico, Cuba aud the Philippines 1t was
decided to admit butter and butterine
70 Porto Rico and Cuba, when stamped
rs sueh, a. two cents a pound This is
81 material reduction, the Spanish rate
having been six cents on butter while
buttcrine was not admitted
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

ON the 2ith the pension Office grant
ed a pension to Ah Chum, . Chinese
subject and widow Vi Pascal Martin,
as.llor OF the United States nays, 70
whom she was married IA Shunglai in
189G Three children were born 20
the couple The widow viii receive
es per month and the children So a
month each. Almost every other eoun.
ltfy furnishes one or more pensioners
iaf Uncle sam bUt until nov China
ae without 9 representative.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

Carr RoDIEY D. EVANS Of the bat
tieship Iowa was taken 81, on the 92d,
Just after seeing his vessel safely TO
her dock, aud was removed to loose
Welt hospital, New York city The
gallant captain had not been feeling
well Tor a week, but didn't give up uu-
oil he was compelled 10.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

Members Of the Third Mississippi
Regiment are still hard at work trying
10 induce Adit Gen. C0rbiu TO retain
them in theseryiee, and, incidentally in
the pay Of Uncle Sam. AS has already
been stated, nearly an Of the commits.
stoned officers OF the regiment went to
great expense to procure their men,
bringing them in most instances from.
Chicago, One captain is said TO be out
something like $500, and is very anXi.
GUS to remain in service long enough tC
receive that much salary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

The Maidservant Professor madam
has lust returned from her Journey" Pro
fessor-"Remind me by and by to give hel
a kiss, "-Tit-Bits.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
Hairs CntaFrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75e.

a bargain is something you don't want,
bought with money You can't afford TO
spend, because you think it is worth more
than it cost. -Tit-Bits.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

We think Piso's Cure for Consumpr
the only medicine for Coughs Ie5t
Pinekard, Springfield, ILL, Oct. / 1894
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

C%o-Operate with State Historical Society.
AT the last meeting Of the Lowndes
county teachers was organized q local
historical society to cooperate with the
State Historical Society. Theobject OF
this society is TO collect and preserve
the records Of the county and those
traditions and unwritten histories that
now remnin in the minds OF our oldest
citizens, but will pass away soon il not
recorded. Similar work is being done
an over the state,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01
NEWS AND NOTES.
PERSONAL AND oENERAL


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-.-ss#.mEffog ~ ~ o,-fas batweau
I g,.9H a,a 1o,b. ,F 4m,t.,,sa
n~rertrp, y.,r Frne,bs4,s, De,.
eFy trrr|aIs 5000 syent
rss .sAsi- .grtI.r1 Bar5gsyf, an tbe
aq1 unuy sstsgtIs egs gFre strreg
H. B~g.If4#pg ANA IN rsrs,1s vere
t..lIa8 mi s. fg, bgff,Wnr .a. h.
1asss ,ge4c brsga5
~ lie ls5 - ffa,p A. uibba,5
t,ssr pggttrfan a. tEe peangrr. h,ta
I lg 4t Ianf4 fstl thraagh ~ p~a-s.p-
r4r elevator sl.,t f-.ty ghr s~vsufb
1.sr III fBe botst ag5.tapos 81 .5 fasf
ltgt.r ~grapif,td p.ysuegf ANA was is
afe8ag EifIe4.
Apvu4f st,pss8s uig prars,ly
raa-e fsfrlbt ei5ut @.4t,r
AugIatf. -agrss> id W-aaFsgrtaB
ON laa ~. for yew y8rs ta sglo ms
Ha5stss tse Esy yg-E waieh Is 81.
gre In9,, IN r@ersira
t-sstsrtgr S.ftfy NgfRrtrers
Isf tt.,gr esmrturnt rapf.npIa.
tirg me ag-Hls8s4maBf tx ffaa ST
f~raaa15rfs frtm Nsu ynrt, III Ilsyaas
4anffa5.. pTsa. and rsfurD n. ia ey.
pae-ed tbatt a, inns viII 8e ready for
/ ansFafi8p ueyt yesl Havana vlfl.
Bot be 8u tfts r81fe al present bat as
s.aB Al, tf1t nom Is omen tbe war de.
-parfne8t.a Ina "a t-r4ueogrls viii.
taueh here
TIM pa,taI svs,en now in aperatioo
Fl. tsr IiHeai5ap isltaHs wiH be- re-.
fasrrJ 1enaBng H. r.egmmrndattau,
Ell tne UaWaiiRg commission which
| has aIfea3g haraa# ~ ltbsrs there
TuEktetee+4f afatf4e condition on
die trsas1fy issnrI ON ~ agI
showed. Avafisble cash balance ssg7.
1 sgs ssi. g5Ia raasrge sa.s 4ga VA
Az tbe sgaBisb cabinet council held
on tbe piybt ~ NJ IN. Cen. Corrsn.
mfu .f.r eF ,yar rsls I falsgram nom
cant dean Wa1ro ip ,y,iebb M Informed
fhs g-ayr-nfo4pt tbat tbe cBban ipsar.
gep e5gtioue8 ATTACHING the sBapisb
ey.ryw5.re ~ -,sp.aaurpae ef tbis
r@rp9rt tbe council fastrpeted Gen.
/ Blapeo - rssnms no offensive altltude
1890 NJ ,,ly
s9.,,1 "A, e...f,n oftbe tygp.
rf,.r,h snn,st e-,,v.nti,n ~ fba
paab ss.st,,tsa ~ D.n
$50 ToI NJ go 40 49, c,lla3 ~ -.
VA. 4. 1900 rt.ra-y ,gttb 80
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Tse ss,s 80 degote5 81 t.e.
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Tws -statspaot IN I'M condition gf
ltba frsasnrv issnsd % the g4tb,
sbowed. Available eash balance. s3sa.
o4s ~. gotd resarys 5000 a-5Oto
Tgr 9gscn pagent III spaiu ha.
sigg.9ths -o,sl aegree rnpyenipg M
-ortes f,r ssntember
prtp.AnVmtr sgutry completelv
rsrnvsrad rom lis late Illness. re-.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

A ooMrAsY headed by Henry A. Ev-
crett, Il well-knowu capitalist Of
Cleveland, o., has been organized and
incorporated 10 cover Ohio With o
cheap-raue lonR.distance telephone
system IL will be known as the un-
ION Suburban Telephone aud Tele-
graph 90,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

AN thc principal officers d the Bur-
liugtonb Missouri lines have been pre-
seuted with gold.m0unted cauea and
umbrellas by the members Of tie Mis-
souri, Press association, who were
given an excursion 10 the Omaha expo
tilion Il few weeks ago.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

HAVANA pnperB express considerable
doubt, bgscd upon a re.reuliug OF Pres.
idrnt McItInlcy's message 70 congress
last April Ga The light Of recent events,
whether Che United states government
has definitely pledged itself TO dcctare
Cubats Independence.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

ADufBAL SouLEY is confined 70 his
summer home In Westp0rt Conu., by
Illness, and no one except his atteud-
huts are allowed TO see him Or have
hny conversation with him The ili-
nesy Is pronounced q fever the charac-
ter Of which Is not yet known,
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AA 90
account 81
Dr. WIFE
.liamsf Pink
IilIsforpale
People hag-
ing cured #
case much.
liF mine.
ana dtcd.
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rE captains-Feueral Of Guba and
the Philippines have been ordered 20
act IN accord with the Americans, bat
IF the Americans should prove unable
~ make the Insurgents respect the
Rrmistice, the instructions were 10 re-
pei an attack upon the Spaniarda
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-01

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