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The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

A boy writes: I ssv
regiment o. ljv- p-s4.--s-....s
Live privarv> ve- sas-e- p.,iI u,
started another vsr AIlb.
Yates ofthe last war va. kill.5 II, Il
IN it. My pa was never a uriy,,.
He was a general. H. ws,b,..
and took after bis father. Tia -
erals mostly stayed il lhsres, NJ
pa did aad the rear vas located !,
home. The live private isabpn-
but no body thinks SO. When NJ.
win The battle the go7ernmsp, 80,
the general On his back and -.
his salary, The privales gel, s,s
a month and gets shot he aonE
behave himself. \ private 49,.
ped at our house once when ~
were getting up regimes, bu, -.
el!onels heard he was ib.,s A..
surrounded him, and went 70 -.
commanding him. I wouldn't h.
be a private, Atlanta Cops,ip.
ton.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

In 1852, lhirty-three years prior
to the Spanish claim, the American
Board established mission in the
Caroline group, which gradually
extended to the principal islands,
such as Pvnape, Kusaie, and Ruk
While the islands themselves were
earthly pOradises, the natives were
unspeakably vile, deprayed and re-
puls,ve-yery brutes 10 human
form. But thirty years Of faithful
Christian work wrought wonders.
Savages were tanned, converted,
civilized; churches, schools, and
homes were built, thousands were
brought into the Congregational
. Church and mere thousands into
schools. 1t was at this juncture that
Spain came on the scene ot action.
At the time an American misslUna-
| ry wrote THAT Spain has to these
islands the right of discovery, none
will dispute; but how about these
/ thirty four years OF labor aud tx-
pense which America has giyeni
During all this tue Spain has not
even locke j at these islands. Now
she comes in and fluids our natives
well civilized, schools, churches all
under headway; and must We step
aside and see all this come tu
naught?' And well the missionary
might ask such a question; for II
forty years the American mission
aries had been instrumental II
gathering into the church of Mic
ronesia (including the Caroline
Marshall and Gilbert groups) 20,'
coo native commuulcants. In those
forty years more than fifty OF tb'
American Boards noblest mission
aries (among them such men a
Halsey Guhck, Hiram Bingham
Edward Doane, aud Robert W. 10
gam had gwen their lives for tn
redemption Of these far islands, s.
full Of sin.
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Spain and America in Micronesia,

The August Missionary" gPrss-
bytsriau) Nashville, Tenn, eou-
tains The following Interesting and
timely, article
Eastward otlhsPhiliPpines,s some
fneen hundred miles, Spain con.
trolls three ether gTsaps of Islands
10 the part Of the Pacific island
aar.d known as Micronesia These
groups are The Caroline, lhe La
ar1nss ar Mariana, ard the PvleT.
The latter is the smallest u the
three, the population being shout
l0,000. The LadroGe OF Mariana
group contains twenty islands, and
when the Spanish Gaming them
Mariana for Maria Anna. widow Of
King Philip IV) took possession
of them in 1868, the population was
over $1,000 In less than a hun.
dTtd years this number was reduc-
ed under Spanish rule 70 less than
2 900; and now the native popula-
lion is said 10 be extinct, and the
islands have been converted back
TO Spain into apenal colony, one OF
those terrible pests Of the island
world. TheCarohns groupis larger,
containing 500 islands with an esIi-
mated population Of Al, 600. These
islands were discovered by the
Spanish about the time they dis
covered the Philippines, 80 years
ago; but for more than $50 years
they paidno attention 10 them. But
in 1885 Germany took possession
Of the nelghborug Marshall group
also raised her flag oC the prin.
cipal island vi the Caroline group,
Spain at once demonstrated, claim.
ing the Islands as hers. The dis.
pute was referred to Pope LUO
Kill, whu decided IN favor Of
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02
That African Cotton.

That limbless cotton, that Jack.
son cotton, that MelbOurn cotton,
that wonderful cotton, can be seen
growing at Huron in all conditions
on the rich bottom lands, and on
the red hills Of Mississippi. Those
who want the seed can see it for
themselves. All kinds of grains,
grasses and fruit-trets-all that is
grown in the North, East or West.
| can show you. can save you
money on fruit-,rres, and give you
better trees than you get elsewhere.
W. H LANGDELL,
Huron, Amite Co., Miss.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02
Chancery Notice
The State of Mississippi,
A;tn T,nYfxf

The State of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To Amanda Simmons The Deisnusjiu Diss.. I'm.
non-resident, whose post-ofhce aoO''''
known: .ss,f
NOU ARE COMMANDED y ~ ss5 sduD.
I before the Chancery Court Of 'n''s
ty OF Anite, in said State, on the ,ooo
lstMonday in December, A. =. 1'',s, n0ss'
to defend the suit in said court ,iS q S',Ss %
Cain per pro Ami and Others ~Ds' !.
are defendant. ,s.l Of I'D
Given under my hand and s se1i isSs a
Court, this l4Lh day Of June, q. Y. iSv 81
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFpIcE AT JACKSON, MlsSp
August 18th, 1893.

LAND OFPICE AT JACksON' Wi'
August 18th, 1898
NJ Office is hereby given that the ioHgs lsn,
IN ing named settler has fled notice ~, !. " x
intention to make final proof IN SuPPOS ,asSs
his claim, and that said proof VIII y C,nU,, uT,
before the Circuit Clerk, Of AmlIs s0SS SSDr vi,'
at Liberty, Miss, on October Isl; l01S' y Yo,
Peter Tobias, of liberty, Miss, =: mel
% 247 for the L J Ell Sec. 2, aDa b
Ssc. II, T. l N, K. 4 E. a. urOys
He nam the following witnessesO OOdItiy..
bis continuous residence upon anu WIN I'm.
ton OF, sa d land, VIZ; Jack McGenesiW Wood.
i m Cain, Alfred Tapln, Douglagu u;'. "
all of Liberty p. o., AmtO county %' ,...
1AMEA HILL. RegHsL.-
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

Take a dose of PR cKLY ASH B,,.
TIERS at night when you 20 to bsa
and you will feel bright and vigOrou,
next morning. 1t will insure Won .
Copious and healthy passage Of n,
bowels, improved appetite and a.
gestion and increased energy ofbod,
and brain
1t beats stimulating drinks becau.
its reyiving influence is natural, bepc.
permanent. Sold by Weathersbv 6
Bates, Liberty, Miss.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mss
August lst 1898. J

NOTICE is hereby given that the following \.
" named settler has filed notice OF hls Y. Y,
tention to make final proof In support o. y. an
claim, and that said proof will be made pelas ,0
the Circuit Clerk Of Amite county, at IiDslTT,
Miss, on September nth 1898; w; n n :,
Williams. IL. Il. No. 22,320, for the y W
n Il Sec. 10, TIN, RAE. .,.
He names the following witnesses 70 70 PLS,s ~.
his continuous residence pOnand euisl'savGr .,.'G 4
of, said land, viz: Robert Tobias, Ess'uIS n.,,S
Lea, Van Tobias, Peter Tobias, all Vi L'O''9
p. o., Amite county, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

The boil worm is doing a great
damage 10 the cotton the damage
llrsady approIlmates twenty per
cent. on a great many farms.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

Miss Margaret Geddes, the hrst
Young woman to obtain the degree
II doctor Of medicine from Edin-
burg University, followed up her
graduation by getting married on
he same day 10 another doctor,
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

DR.. Mcclure, Of Holly Springs,
whose case has attracted so much
attention, has been found guilty,
and sentenced 10 be hung, October
18th
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

Washington, Aug. 20-To night
general orders relating to the mus
tsring out of the volunteers and
the granting Of iurloughs were pro.
mulgatsd By Adujutant General H.
c Corbin. To those officers and
men who have served beyond the
limits uf the United States leaves
Of absence and furloughs for sixty
days will be granted respectively,
While to those who have not serv.
ed outside Of the country the leaves
Of absence and furloughs will be
limited 10 thirty days.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

The Atlanta Exposition Bull d4ngs
aAye been rendered the govern
ior quarters for troops. The build
Ings will accomodale from 10000
10 1900 soldiers.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

If you eat without appetite you
need PRIcKLY ASH B1rrERs. It
promptly removes impurities that
clog and impede the action of the di.
gestive organs, creates good appetite
and digestion, strength of body and
activity of brain. For sale by
Westhersby & Bates, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02
Our Next Governor.

We ri n tha following from the
u,Corh Civ Srerial.
Tbs f,lIowirg is taken from the
N,ssiss,ssippi columns of the Plea.
NM ana shopla ba carefully
,,.,. an Nr;ss;s.inriacs.
l. b;sosuoro ;mn,r,ance +, The
noo,,lo ,r,be.,a,a vboisc,vsrnor
tbaa =, i. WIN tbetwo SENATOR.
.n3ha seven c,nor,ssmen. The
covsro,r's Office touches the fnar.
ciaI material and moral interest of
svarv man womanand child inthe
.ta,s Of N.s.is.ippi At every turn:
it j. natural. therefore, that the
pres, and people should feeI a keen.
-ve, , r,r,mount interest i'm the
,electi,n ora governor A mistake
made IN tbp nomination ana el.c.
lion If a governor cannot be correct.
ed for Dur wears and il bebooves
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s"e' : oe!'nu 'he ''''"'a' ''paci'
y oI any man however It Sno"
'ha' '"r voters ol N'SS''s'Pp' are
looking forward WIN no ordinary
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Reuuion a,GlosterFridsy Sep, %

Garner, the alleged murderer Of
SIR. and Mrs. W. S. Causey, has
asen carried back to Magnolia for
.zial, having been indicted BY the
grand Jury.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

The Missionary Herald Of Ju'r.
saws. L. rrr tae tine near. Ia the
pr viI-al- .IG5d, when mission
work eau te resumed on P0naps3
A settlement mast come before
long. when .his Amsricsn-SP Spanish
var is ended, in reference 10 the
control otthis western group 0fAi-
eroa1sia. Fer be itfrom Us 10 even
tylaa b opan ,hs question Of polite
a. Sovereignty. The American
Board l. a missionary society, and
mas nothing 10 d. with political
Of this kind. Our husi
ness is 10 preach the gospel Bot
10 order 10 the preaching of the
gospel, and tina, the high boon Of
religious liberty be secured 10 those
to whom We have preached 1t m
the past, we have right to expect
that whatever disposition be made
Of the Caroline islands in the ad-
iustments 10 be made, our govern
ment shall see that the amplest
guarantees are given for full rrhg-
ions liberty. Should not our mis-
who have wrought so
faithfully and successfully during
more than tive scure years, be per-
mitied TO return and preach the
gospel throughout the island world
without let or hindrance?'
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

We may be through lickingSpain,
but we will continue 10 lick the
revenue stamps for some time to
come. Already over 80, 100000 has
been paid into the treasury from
this source. A. this rate we will
llquidate the war debt 10 less than
two years without the help Of our
newly acquired territory Terry
Headlight.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

An Arizona rancher has posted
the following notice on a cotton
wood tree near bis place: my wife
Sarah has left my ranch when |
didn't Doc Thing Too her and i
want it DISTINCTLY understood that
any Man as takes her in and Keers
for her on my account will get him
self Pumped SO Full of Led that
some tenderfoot will locate bin for
a mineral claim. a word to the
wise is sufficient and orter work
an fools "-Times. Democrat.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02
LOokl A Stitch I'm TI,nn

Saves nire. Hughes Tonic tuew improved
taste pleasantly taken in earlySprng andPaf
p events Chills, Deugue and Nshrial Feypr
Acts on the liver, tom up the system. Bette,
than Quinnc. Guaranteed, try it. AT Dur.
gists. Doc, and 81 90 bottles.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
If Amite Circui, viii be held at
Woodland church on Saturday and
sunday, the l0.h and lllh Of Sep
tember. a full attendance Of the
official members is expected and
everybody cordially invited.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

90 account Of Ill feeling brought
about by Mr.. Wrights criticisms Of
Mr.. Scott, as connected with the
failure Of the Rosedale Bank, a
duel was arranged TO be fought at
Vicksburg Tuesday morning be
tween c. f. Wright, editor Of the
Nicksb urg Dispatch, and Charles
Scot, editor of the Bolivian County
Democrat. The police force got a
bint Of the affair and promptly
stopped II.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

r D Wiggington,
The committee retired, and while
they were preparing the resolutions
the convention proceeded to elect
a new Executive committee.
On motion it was decided the
new Executive Committe should
consist # five members from the
dislrict.at. large and one member
from each county. The following
committee was chosen:
DIsTRICT.AT LARGE.
W NJ Wruten, F ii Lewis, W P
S Ventress, l. K Martin, a D
DraughOn
Adam,-L P Conner
Amitp-M II Wilkinson
Greeue-L A Avery.
Harrl-un-W G Evans.
Hauclck-F NJ Fayre.
Jackson--H + Russell
Pearl Rlver--P E Williams.
Pike--N ? BJnuy.
Coyinglon-W K Holloway.
JONES' L Parker.
Prrry-T j George.
Marion- b B Lewis.
Lawrence-J } benson.
Wllkinson--H NJ Quiu,
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following, which were
unanimously ad,pted:
RESOLUTIONS.
Be it Resolved, by theDemocrats
Of the SIKH Congressional District
In Convention assembled.
1st-That we re.atfirm our fcalty
to the Democratic party and its
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The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

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onn hopr.shr,.r,or N.,hod,-,
pa,,,;., ond Cann,.,,,;.,nolR,.rd-
.ll $780,. , u,,l.
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The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

MalariOn j devoid of bitter tssts
Cures Chills and ever; acts on the live,,,
system generally. AN Drusg;,.s
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

Hon. (Private) John NJ. Allen
has promised to address the Con-
federate Veterans at the reunion,
to be held at Gloster, September
End, 1898. 1t is hoped that all
soldiers and their friends will at
tend thisre-union and help to make
the day pleasant and to renew, as
it were, the bonds Of brotherhood
made strong more than three de-
cades ago.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

The conditions in the hospitals
At Camp Thomas are radljly i'm.
proving. At least half Of the sick
have been sent away aud arrange
ments are being made 70 send hun.
Greds of iolhers. The surgeons and
nurses are now able 70 give good
attention to all hospitals, and de-
oided change for the better is every
where noticeable.
The Southern herald., 1898-09-02

When the American troops took
the Ladrone Islands, a soldier lost
a revolver on the beach. The ma
tive who iounditimmediately went
out in a boat and visited every
transport until he was able to re-.
store the article to its owner. And
this example Of serupulous honesty
comes from a place the name OF
which means Thieves Island'n
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-24

kilograms from Tampa state that
Gen. Shafter will lead the American
forces on Havana. He is to have forty
pieces of artillery, 1900 men and 1900
horses.
The City of Pekin sailed Yesterday
from San Francisco for Manila, carry
ing troops to Dewep.
Up to yesterday afternoon no news
had been received at Washington from
either of Uncle Sans fleets. A battle
may result IN few hours or may not
occur for a week or so.
The Oregon arrived safely at Key
West yesterday after cruise of $4,000
miles. She will join SIMPSONS feet
after taking on supplies.
Prominent Londoners are said to
have advance news of the forthcoming
announcement of Franco Spanish
alliance.
Five columns of war news are printed
on page two.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-24
Use Paris Milling Co.'s Purity
-four for sale by all grocers.
Ask for it. Take no other.
CARLISLE.

News CuIled From Nicholas Count!
Precincts.
Miss Mabel Scott will spend her vaca
ton abroad
Several couples drove to Blue Licks,
Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Honey, of Paris. IL
visiting the family Of Geo R. Morten.
Mrs. Henry Fritts returned Saturday
from few days visit to friends in Mays
vile.
Several took advantage of the Lexing-
ton excursion Sunday and visited camp
Collier.
The strawberry and ice cream supper
given by the band Friday night was a
success financially.
Clark Fritts, wife and children, of
Bourbon, were down from Tuesday till
Sunday visiting relatives.
Rev. W. E. Mitchell will deliver the
Commencement sermon, Sunday, at
Sharpsburg, and bis pulpit will be filled
by Rev. TOles, of Mason county.
Carlisle people can save money by
buying their goods of j. T. Hinton, at
Paris. His line of carpets. mattings.
wall paper and furniture is unequaled
in price an quality.
The closing exercises of the Carlisle
High School were held in the chapel of
the school building Friday afternoon.
and were attended by large crowd,
which complimented the school board
and corps of teachers. The program
was too lengthy to reproduce here.
Miss Mary Krenkel was presented a
medal by Principal VIM. p. Ramey for
promptness. During eight years she
has not missed a single day or recitation,
having to her credit 1 .44O days during
which she recited 1900 recitations, an
swered to 1850 roll calls; average grade
90 John Krenkel's grafton, 1.-THE
Mission of America" was greatly ap-
plauded. There were nine graduates
eight young ladies and one young man.
Music was furnished by the Carlisle
Military Band. Ardenia Tune and
Elizabeth Rice were presented with
scholarships to the State College and
John Krenkel with a scholarship to
Kentucky Wesleyan College, at Win
chester.
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Ordered To Chickamauga.

A telegram yesterday from Washing
ton ordered the Second Regiment, of
Kentucky, to 'hickamauga. The regi-
ment will doubtless leave this after
noon over the Q. & g. for Chattanooga.
The Thirty-third, of Michigan, was also
ordered to Chibkamauga, the Second
Virginia to Tampa, and the Twenty
second, of Kansas, to Camp Alger,
Virginia.
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l.. & n. Special Rates.

To Cincinnati May 24-2s, good return
ing up to Both, one and one-third fare
for the round-trip. on account of The
May Music Festival.
To Bowling Green. KY, on account
the Kentucky q. A r meeting On
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sal
9th, limited to 28th.
To Richmond, Ky, May 25th and
Goth, one fare for the round trip, on
account of the Bluegrass Tournament.
Tickets good to return May both.
To Natural Bridge Sunday. May Goth
one dollar ronnd trip. Sbseial train
leaves Paris 1920 a. m
To Dallas, Texas, June 10. IL. IL. OF
account of Imperial Council Mobiles O.
Mystic Shrine. One fare round trip.
F.. CARR. Agent.
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Excursion Rates.

Frankfort & Cincinnati Railway June
10 to II, sell tickets to Dallas, Texas, and
return, limited to June %, at one fare:
account imperial Mobiles of Mystic
Shrine
June 20 to July sell tickets to Lex
lngton and return limited to July II, at
one and one-third fare; accoutn Chau-
tauqua.
Bowling Green, Kentucky, Grand
Army Republic; May 24-25; one fare.
Cincinnati May Festival; May 24-2S:
one and one-third fare; June 1917; one
fare.
Knoxville. Tennessee, Biblical Assem-
bly,; June 1921; one fare.
Asheville, North Carolina. Students
Conference; June 15-17; one fare.
Paducah, Kentucky, Sunday School
Union; June 1914; one fare.
w. b. Cox. Agent.
Paris, KY.
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STOCK AND TURF NEWS.

Sales and Transfers OF Stock. Crop, Etc.
Turf Notes.
Ossian Edwards, of this city. sold six
teen hogsheads of tobacco in Cincinnati
last week at $12 to SITS.
Plaudit, the Kentucky horse, won the
$4,000 Oakley Derby Saturday easily
from Leiber Karl There were only
two starters.
George Whitney, of Lexington, has
sold the crack two-year-old colt
Helobias by Farondale, dam imp.
Bowden Lass, to Bromley &
Co.. of Chicago, for $4,000.
He is rated as the best colt in the West.
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Pictures at Reduced Prices.

Mr.. Gibson, first-class photographer,
who is located at the corner of Eighth
and Main streets, desires to inform the
public that he is prepared TO make
strictly first-class pictures at prices as
low as is consistent with good work.
He will develop aud print kodak pic
lures promptly in frst-class style. Work
done when promised. He solicits your
patronage. (6my4t)
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1GU ana F7'tuUU OF
.cClftOrS and O1UTleTS.
ADRER7I8INH RATES.
Eighteenth Year-Established 1881

Displays, one dollar per inch for first inser-
GlOn half rates each insertion thereafter.
Locals, or reading notices, ten cents pei
tine each insertion. Locals in blecs type,
twenty cents per line each insertion.
Fractions of lines count as full lines when
running at line-rateS.
Obituaries cards of thanks, calls on candi-
dates, resolutions of respect and matter of
like nature, ten cents per line.
Special rates given for large advertise
ments and yearly cards
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Triumph In Photographic Art.

THE Carbon Photograph will stand
the It st of time and atmospheric in-
huences. Made in all sizes. ard is dur
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in miuntest detail. and can hp made
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me this wo derful picture oefu",. II wing
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(29mar-tf) Paris, Ky.