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instruction.

Musical instruction.
MISS CAROLINE MABEN. r, 3D.,
vi Teacher OF Piano and Harmony Dpioma from
I<lindworth Scharwenka Conservatory, Berlin" 'HBH
Clayier method fo- technic
CARNEGTE HALL
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1nstrnciton.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE PACKARD SCHOOL
l. Now open after the summer vacation on Iuesday
September g. Bookkeeping arithmetic. penmanshp CORE
spondence stenography. typewriting. commercial law.
civil government etc. Individual instruction Students
may enter a any time Call or send for prospectus
s. PACKARD President l01, 1903. ioo East 23d Street
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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
River street between tn and Ctr ss Hobokep. " j.
REOPENs SEPT. 1ith. 1898
Examinations ior admission on the l2th and 18TH q
September -. $500, e..o.,.
Courses studies preparatory TO Colleges and SCHOOLS
OF Science, Law and Medicine.
The rate for all classes is $40 per year. OF
$50 per term.
These terms Include all the studies
Ii,,r catalogues epoly Principal Of Stevens
School.
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and about 40 years old, and Of the firm Of
+. +. Mckenzie Sons .E Co, and later the
senior partner OF y. f.. Mckenzie & Co.,
anu was Wei anu IavOraDiy knUwD
throughout this entire section, and was
universally liked by ali with whom he
became acquainted. lie had lately re-
tired from the mercantile business and
ino,od t1 III, iarmi near Uacusviiie. Nir.
Mckenzie was thorough business man,
and always made friend of Il customer
He WAS "A member Of tho Methodist
Church, and was, up to his removal from
Piedmont, Il Steward of the church at
that place. A kind hu- band and father,
All nflectionate brother ard generous,
noble-hcarttd friend and christian gen
tleMan has gone t0 his reward His re-
uiali9 "eTe lMid to rest AT the Garrison
Cemetery, near Grove Station. on Sunday
afternoon, after appropriate funeral ser
vices by Rev. f. l.. Tay lor his pn-tor.
and Piedmont Lodge OF /. O. o. f., OF
which no WAS uieinDer, in tho presence
Of Il large rOncOuIs. Of -orrOwing rela-
tivcs and friends. The sympathy OF his
many friends ara rXtvrdtd to the boreav-
Ell wife. children, brothers and sisters.
w. l.. l..
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superintendent Attaway's Work.

With ycur permission, Mr.. Editor, l
wish the use OF your columns to let the
people know what their County Superin-
tendent Of Education has done since
January, 1897.
have been silent In the press but busy
all tho time. ] have made two rounds
throughout the county, visiting each
school twice, both white aud col0red.
These visits have been pleasant and
profitable. Such Kindness and hearty
hospitality wherever | have gone! A
wide-awako officer makes for the County
tnOrc than travelling xpenses by these
annual rounds. The Legislature has cut
off the pay for field work. This tield
work is Invaluable. 1 wish could inn
press both trustees and patrons with the
valve to the schools of frequent visits
from them. Children would study bet
ter, and teachers do hottor work because
of such interest.
Tho school attendance is increasing
wear by year Last year had IN increase
Of more than two thousand over the wear
before throughout the County.
Several now buildings have boen erected
during the present term. A majority or
the houses arc comfortable, many Of them
ceiied, painted. and windows furnished
with blinds.
tn three mills has been a bOnanzs To our
book loving children This tax IL a
permanent investment In brains, which
every rarent should be glad To make.
Tho poll tax is about equal to one mill
levy, hence the term is one fourth la,gor
than heretofore.
With few exceptions tho toHcicrs huyo
dono vol, and we'll ,lssorve tho pay they
receive.
Comparisons are odious, therefore /
desiat from making mention of schools
and tsrchers severally. Many of them
deserve special mention.
a few Of our brothers in black merit
good pay, but the most of them do inferior
work. Where there is no demand for nor
supply OF superior talent compensation
should be moderate. This Ia receiving
our careful attention. The pay roll this
year veritiea this view.
The increasing interest in education Ia
noted with pleasure. How lonc to nee
in every diatrict u school like the Br oyles.
Lebanon. Hopswill and Concrete s.hools.
aT. l.. II. Brown is leading III sLcis an
effort at Trinity
Mass Meetings in the school commu-
mites would hasten their establishment.
l will gladly aseist in securing magic
speakers to address, suoh gatherings
A. w. .twrAWAY
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Trinity Items.

The farmers arc all abuut done thinn ming
cotton, 40 many OF our inuust rious Young
ladies can hang mp their gloves Anh throw
away their hoes for the boys will do the
ra.t
Whr"t nnd nats are being harvested.
Messrs. w. a Finley and Vernon Wat
son are preparing to start their lhresher
very aoon. we wish them much work
and ensure the pnblic OF good work.
What ia tho matter, hnyn? AREN'T yc:.
going to have any ball games this sum ma,?
Wake up! suppose we make o start. We
are sure the young ladies' would enjoy
ses'ng . few matches.
Watermelon patches are looking fine. so
come UP i'll about three weeks Mr.. Editor,
and We will give y. "a treat.
Now, as for YOU. "Mr. Dan Limo" Of
The Advocate. wo viii, Just say indeed 1t
was quite early for Jniv flies, hut have
you not often heard /, said that after the
croakiDg OF the toad cnin- the song Of J uly
flies? So having heart the harsh aound
at one through the Advocate ali winter
We thought IL time for u. venture out
Indeed. We were raised an something
green. That IL what snnkeo ns fat al, Il
sassy. Hut it " as not poke, wild Onions,
or new ground collards. hut something
finer. "hay teed." hut what was yor.
raised on, you poor, rusty-bach toaGe
an! :ca!htnks ME see ynn now al you hop
10 some mud hole. take ~ big supply OF
water and mud, sAen .n-thios, ne .eo ;ci:
now AS you creep ont. 90 to aoclc nnsh or
shrub. hang your upper jaw ON u limb. let
your .ower one drop and wait for some fly
cr Rrnsshopper In corae and enter yor?
mouth. bur. alas! they know your lazy
tricks, NO yon are loft hungry again.
Now. say cid toad, we know you are a
sweet child and it would hurt your looks
to be bit by July fly. so You just go
down to the creek. xet under cat tail
shrub and stay there until the war is over,
then come ont, and we are sure you will
feel better, look better: and. if possible, do
better. This is your card: pcke me again.
SCHOOL RoY.
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LATEST WAR NEWS.
Special 10 the 'n,cit,ycnc,s..

COLUMBIA, May .;I-.5 ~ p. III.
The Spaniards have captured the
cc-Prcsldcnt Of the Cuban Iapublic
The G9th New York Regiment has
been ordered from Chickamtuya To
Tampa Immediately
An order directing Iia, eight Rcgi-
mcnts move Immediately from Chick
aIauga to Tampa construed to mean
q movement to nccury Porto Rico and
Saiitiagp "a: once.
Pressure i, being brouyl.t To bear
t, lave Schlcy postpone his .,tach on
CrrycrA unlil the troop, Land ON Cuba
bat it i, not believed lie Will nait
The steamship l'lpriia has laui
81 800 Cuhnn9 with arms and amlnu
milton, and they arr now with Garcia
I 20 =. m AZ q nicotine of the
Cabinet tlii~ nornipa it wi, na'le -:
dent that tn" administration viii
postpone an attarl. on Havana until
autumn, ~ that city ~ rcgar'cd ~ a
pest hole, where disease will Kill more
Americans than bullets
Sampson and troops 20 to Porto
Rico, where he could go through the
Windward Passage to help Schlcy if
necessary. IioEsTEn
A dispatch to the ';rccnvillc NrwS
of this morning from Columbia says
that the South Carolina Volunteers
have been ordered to report inincdi
atcly at Chickamauga, and they will
leave either tomorrow cvculng or
Friday morning. The troops are de
liphtcd
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Alice Items.

Dry weather Is the general com plant
Prof. John Milford conducted Il siusinE
at Rocky River Church tho lap, second
Sunday.
$. O .Iackson is working tho roud- in
this .ectinn.
Miss Nellie HAIL ha. returned from i.
trip To I;slton, where she has boen visiting
her siHtHr NJ rs McAiahan.
Miss Rosa Kline OF Anderson, is visit
inE friends in this section.
Miss Flora Davies and brother aud MIR.
Dock Mitchell. of I,eltOn, have bcon visit
ing i'm this section. Come sguin kind
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Moore have been
down to Troy visiting the latter's parents.
Well. MIR. Editor, war or no war. high
flour or low flour. we will live awhile
longer, tho most OF us have some
wheat, and black berries will s0on bo ripe.
and then comes tho waterInelons.
Mr.. J. J Galley has tho finest patch oi
oats In this section
Mr.. w. L; Evans spent u day with us
recently. Marrying doesn't seem ia
change him much. for ilo ia the same old
Win.
w. l.. ball makes tho best Supervisor
thn. Hall Township has over hnd
FARMER.
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TOwnville News.

Well. an we have had a nice Iaiu. we are
all enjoying fresh breeze this morning.
Harvest IS tho order OF tho day in this
community.
Crops are looking fine around hore.
Several OF our people went to Lebanon
I" the Union Meeting last Sunday.
Their" will be All all day singing at Oak
dalo Baptist Church the second Sunday in
June.
The war fever has about died down in
and around here.
II your ecribe in not mistaken. the
ding dong Of the wedding bells will be
heard near here ere long.
Tho fruit crop In this community is very
tne.
Irish potatoes ara plentiful now Come
np, AIR. Eai,or. when beans come In and
w" will M, yon up
Tho Denver correspondent ia yery proud
of his negroes. That il all right enouph
my friend We have some that are lust AN
E""d ns yours when it comes to work OF
uny kind
IL Will not ~" long till the hs~mtiful
young ladies' will be home frur College.
Every writer has something TO braS on.
we can hrag Of having more pretty girls
IN this nei.hbcrhood than any we know
OF.
We raise corn to sell up hore.
Mr. Johnnie CAN'T of this pace. but
who has been off buying cotton, in nursing.
n crippled ankle, caused from IA sprain.
We hope he will soon be- nble to walk out
again.
Mr. Young, An insurance agent, has been
tn town the past week. He reports busi-
ne.s dun. JUMno.
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BcltOn Items.

There was quite II good deal Of hail
,,A.- Ma...d:a5. -; .Ess.. =!
enough to do any special damage to the
crops. Ther" WAS only = little rain, not
enough 10 do gardens and taruis much
good.
Wheat through This section il very
line, and cotton and corn arn both 'uok-
ing well.
number OF our people attended the
Union Meetings ut Earkc.'s Creek and
Imrckn respectively, last Sunday Large
crowds and plenty To cat il reported from
hplh places
Mr. B. \. Wilson. our fellow towns
man. who VIII io IN Iii, field fer County
Treasurer thia summer, says no is ro-
ceiving g;eat encouragement from ali
over .hc county. MFR. Wilson'S long
term with the : ,u,hern Railroad has
given him great deal of experience
which will enable him 10 ill The Office of
Treasurer with great satisiaction Mnd no
iia~ gone INTO The raca to win. and tho
man who icatH iilu. VIII lavo to hustle.
Nit and Mrs. ". :. Prior. of Lafayette,
\. C., arc visiting Mr4. priDr's father
Mai. q. ". Mc';ec, "i the Belton ll.trl
Mrs. Georgc Dean and little daughter.
or Spaitanburg, haze been visiting the
family 81 Capt. q. Il Byrd.
Some OF our citizens aro interesting
themselves with tho suhjec; Of tho estab-
lishn"rt ofa graded schODl here to be
supported by small tax levied on tins
Hchool district Such All institution would
certainly bo of great advantage TO every
citizen III this community. There are
hundreds Of towns in tho South much
smaller than Helt0n that havo thcie prn-
lie schools, and We hear no,hiug Of them
but the best results. Suppose we try it
here. and II we do not like it why it
would be oasy to repeal the Act
In giving last week n detailed account
OF the commencement exercises of the
Bolton High School, mention WAS omitted
of ono Of the most entertaining aud
thoroughly we'll rendered features of
Friday afternoor's program. This was a
recitation by Miss Rena Rice. TO say
that this selection was most admirably
given is hut TO state fact which will,
reference 10 Miss ltices recitation could
invariably i,e taken for granted.
NN%X.
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Corner Greek Shiftings.

The Union Meeting met ut Barker n
Creek Church Saturday and Sunday, aud
was very largely attended, by people from
far and noar. Aud we must ssy that it wsl
tho best Union Meeting Of that district
that the writer has attended. Let tho good
work go on.
MIR. T.. q. Shirley and wife, OF Autrc.
willie, visited relatives IN our midst The lat
tor pnrt of last week
MIR. James NJ. Hodges, II dA4hi:g sport
from Hodges. spent tho latter par. OF last
week here. Come again. Jim.
Miss Lois Shirley, one Of our pretty and
charming young girls. and IL daughter OF
Mr.. J. n. Shirley, had the misfortune to
get her leg and foot badly soaideti one day
last week. by letting pan uf ho, water
fall from her hands.
Mr. Editor. crops arc ii no dnwn this way.
All tho cotton is being thinned to stand
aud plouEhed. Upland corn is doing we'll, +,
aud is about waist high. Oats are being
harvested. and are very good Wheat is
Is getting ripe slowly. hut will he ready
next wse3. Our farmers arc very busy
now keeping down the graas before it gets
control OF them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Shaw, OF Antrevilie,
visited the latter's brother. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Shirley. here last Saturday night.
Rev. Il. &. Kica visited relatives in this
srestiOn last week.
With best wishes to the ISrELI.IaENcEK
ami ite fraternity, and to those who guide
tho plow. end the candidates through the
hot summer months, we remain
TYKo
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NOTICE.

w ILL be let to the lowest responsible
bidder
On Tuesday, June eth. the rebuilding of
tho Bridge over Branch near Railroad
crossing northwest Of PendletOn on new
road leading 10 Clemson College.
Also. on Friday, June 10Th, the rebuild
ing OF the Bridge over Little Generostee
Creek at Sherard's old mill, in Corner
Township.
Also, on Thursday. June End, at III a.
M, the building or repairing of the Bridge
over Rocky River. at or near Milford Up
per Mill in Hall Township.
Also, same day, at 3 p. M. the rebuild
ing OF the Bridge over Creek near s. q.
Jackson.
Plans and Specifications made known
on day of letting. Reserving the right TO
reject any and all bids.
w. P. SNELGROVE,
Co. Supervisor. A. c.
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NOTICE.

VHNiE management OF the Equitable Life
IL Assurance Society in this territory is
nesIrous of securing he services Of man
ol character ana ability TO represent its
interest with Anderson az headuua-ters.
The right man will be thoroughly edu-
Gated in the science Of Lite Insurance and
the art of successful soliciting. There in
no business or profession not requiring
capital winch Is more remunerative than a
llfa agency conducted with energy and
ability. Correspondence with men who
desire to eecure permanent employment
and are ambitious TO attain prominence in
the profession Is invited.
w. J. RODUEY, Manager,
Rock HILL s. G.,
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Death or Mr.. Mckenzie.

There was general sorrow and regret In
last Sunday morning when 1t was known
that b. #. Mckenzie had died at his home
near Dacusv:;,e, Piokens County, on Sat-
urday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. Nc
kenzie was u son OF the late l.. E. bic
Keu2ie, OF Grove Station, Greenvtlle 90. :.
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'rhc senate is lcipurcly discussing
She amended war revenue bill, but
there is 10 Sign o! an carly vote.
Home think the bill is being lntcn-
tionally delayed, to see what chance
there il Of an carly end 70 the war.
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Newspapers that lave for year,
yelled for government economically
administered : and pcr~istcntly cpn
battcd progress, are now lu-ily il.nsrI
against the statesmen who are i,sppn-
siblc for what they now :crm 'olr Il"
piorabc dcfcnsclrs, condition
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NOTICE.

THNHE next regular Examination Of ap-
IL plicaDts trr Il teachers Certificate
will he held Saturday, June H. Whites
WILL meet AT tho Grad.d School building !;
CUlurcd at Greeley Institute.
Ilcase meet promptly NJ . o'clock, fur
hished with psDer ard pencil
a, w. Alta WAY,
Co. Supt. Or Ed.
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UNCLE SAM
Takes the Spanish Bull by the tail and slings him
over the feuce and clear out of the pen, exciting
the wonder and admiration of the World

Bleeding starving Cuba America strongest richest
and greatest country eartl responds noby that call
OF the continent America
take me Aud the dasary cowardy buceng Spaad requested
commanded gather his little aggaang bundle fold
his and And with
proper facility Uncle Sam grabs him by the tail
will never remember go.ing Uncle Sam again.
But while sending thousands
the front while Dewey floats the PHILIPPINE islands
while sampson clean whole the
Havana Banc
also people extent
we know there Spanish american grabbe
other hearie lurking watching
dollars
cny watchu Of their ammunition in
trained and Iara
Klnd OF shot we shoot:
Yawide Domestic &c and 3 yard yadwide 81 c
yard good Drills sc heavy yard lot Cling
2!c yard Another pound Good Cottonae
rants Z9c extra quality Overal 33c 4
Ii Stockings Ito
shooting competition with 7c pair 1O
one &C. DC one at &c and 24c Are
Will sell high quality checked Homespun
yard striped and check Sng yards dollar Have
been deferred from putting account Of
price? 10 allow pao
welLknown Shade Queen City former 45c goods at
The old No 48O fifty Shade with beautiful fringe
Shade at 2Sc 75c Shades 33 4Oc How
long Will they last do say? Well that amt question
picked Aluminium Hair Pins
5c Toilet Sar to Sc cake the Magic Cleaner Soap
agate Iron Coffee Pots 23c 2Sc Iron Dish
Oval Foot Bath Tubs 20 Spngng SC Tumblerg
13c oblet 25c 1Oc Dyes Ger
household Dyes Oc Stick Blue
Starch &c and 10c package Psrasne Candles c
Remember letting Special Glass Sale prices great
many Goods until closed out Don't be too
Chewing Gum best made, five
packs. Ball Potash 10 gallons soft soap
Three cheers for Cuba, America
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EnR TREASIIKER

WILLIAM T.. BOLT, the ex-Sheriff,
Ia hereny announced ~ q candidate Tor
County treasurer, subject to the action Of
democratic Primary.
l hereby announce myself as candi-
dnte IUr Inc Office OF Treasurer of Ander-
son County. subject To the action Of the
DemOciatlc Primary Election.
JAS H. PAYNE
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lst We handle only strictly and first quality
2nd We pay cash for every Goods we buy
3rd We buy Goods direct from and imp
every saving in
4th We do general merchandise business do
our expenses out OF one line do certain speciality houses
9TH We make rule buy the kind of Goods
and 90 not to induce customers buy that which
6th Our buyers acknowledged experts.
Acting these principles trade has largely increased and
sales will be by far the largest
and shall be the trade
department Soliciting trade for everything need
You're truly,
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DIR. D. c. WALKER,
DENTIST.
Office in The ~,adier EHNuAc,
WILLIAMSON, S. C.

rliice days Wedne-days and Thursdays.
l.. > Il Will be 1T my Peni!eton office
or Saturdays.
June ], 1888 80 I'm
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President Mckinley has appointed
Gen NJ. q. Butler y Mnior.Gcncral,
nnd it is an honor worthily bestowed
Gen. Butler knows full we'll what war
menns, and his rare stutcslnanship
added to his military experience,
makes him valuable addition to the
army South Carolina has never pro
duced Il Drawer or more patriotic citi-
zen, and our people are proud Of his
appointment.
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The charges against Mark Hanna in
connection with his election to the
United States Senate, made by tho
State Senate Of Ohio, have been re-
ecivcd by the Vice President. and will
probably be laid before the Senate.
The interesting documents will natn-
rally 20 into the hands Of the Com
mittee OH Privileges aud Elections.
The report passed the State Senate by
vote Of 10 to II, and concludes AZ
follows "Your committee finds, from
the evidence taken, that Senator
Ma,cus A. Hanna is guilty of the
crime ot attempting TO bribc John e..
Otis, u member Of the house, to vote
for him for United States Senator.
The evidence, which bears the infall-
iblc test Of proof, and which your
committee herewith returns in writing,
sufficiently proves the charge and the
findings i'll this report The cxpul-
sion of MIR. Hanna from the United
States senate i, dcmandcd by public
justice. Now the question is, will
Mark be expelled We doubt it.
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There arr three constitutional
amendments pending in Congress.
One OF the T. relates to the changing
of the Presidential inauguration day
from March 4 t, May /. 1t also pro.
vidcs Tor the extension of the term Of
the next Congress to the same time.
The argument addmcci in lts favor is
the general inclcmcncy Of the season
At Washington in March, and 40 i'm
pcriiing the health of thos. who par
tioirate in the Inauguration ceremonies
and IN many other ways hindcrinc it's
success. The second amendment pro.
posed refers 10 the election of Senators
by the direct vote Of the people instead
Of by the legislatures, as at present.
The amendment has already rassc,s
the House, but is not likely to receive
the requisite two-thirds vote nt the
Senate. The latter has come to re-
gard itself ~ too select to come in
such close contact with the dear pe,-
pie. The third amendment is design
ed to provide for certain emergencies
not fully covered by the constitution.
AS matters now stand. the electoral
vote for President aud Vice President
is canvasscd on the first Wednesday
of February, and should both die
before March there would be no one
TO take the Presidency 1t is to pro-
vide against such contingency that the
amendment is proposed. The first
and last will doubtless be presented
to the States, but the second will
probably be smothcrcd.
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The government has called for bids
for plans and construction Of more
than q dozen warships, that many
cruisers and several torpedo boats.
IL Uncle Sam don t get too busy in
The next year or two, at the end OF
that time, his navy will be second to
none
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This much may be said in behalf Of
Joe Letter, the man who recently
eorncrcd the wheat markctin Chicago:
&c rcvolutionizcd the methods of the
wheat pit in Chicago. lie demanded
spot wheat, instead of margins, and in
this way the wheat growers have
proGtcd by his deals.
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What tactics Spain may adopt in
the present war we do not presume to
know, but if her idea is to conquer
back the Philippines, either with her
iliuHory Cape Verde fleet or with somo
oshcr one which she may succeed in
collecting for the purpose, she will
6nd to her sorrow that tie flag OF the
United States is not to be hauled
down with case from it's oriental bat
tlclncnts