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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16
Con Francisco Mining Stocks.
BOSTON mining Stocks.

(SDecfaI 10 the -HerdIu.J
Rosron. Mass, Nov. 15.-Amalgamated,
SIS. 25dS5.75. o
roc6iti 70 shares Si5.00G16.25
Irnited States. 2.l30 shares, SSl.5od 81 6.l2.
I-tah 900 shares, $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16
Christina, Money.

Stocks bought now will make you
rhr,stmas money. See Cole & Higgin5
room Ale d. F. Walker building. Salt
lake City Phone $780,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16
A Stir in the Kitchen.

You may be sure of a satisfactory
stirring in the kitchen if you have a
reliable sort of baking powder which
will insure you the best results from
your work and the best effects from
combining high quality groceries with
high quality baking powder. Our Three
Crown brand is the most attractive ar
ticle for kitchen use; it is reliable and
desirable. 1t will put excellence into
even ordinary material, and will insure
excellence when used with the high
quality groceries you purchase.
Three Crown Baking Powder is sold
and guaranteed by all grocers at Csc a
pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely d.
eests food within the stomach and IN,
testines and renders all classes OF iooo
ea,sahle of being assimilated and con-
vartad into strength giving and tissue
h,;,dinr substances. F. C. Schramm.
Prescription Druggist, Mccormick block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16
Metal Market.

Silver. 5sAc per ounce.
Lead. $40 per 100 hounds.
Copper, 15%c per pound
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-16
w. E. Hubbard & CO.,

Mines. stocks and real estate. rs
West Second South. Tel 1I3.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
THE MAN WITH THE HOE.
Continued from Editorial page.)

Whose was the hand that slanted back this
brow
| Whose breath blew out the light within his
brIlnt
Is thi, the Thing the Lord God made and
gave
To have dominion over sea and land:
To trace the stars and search the heavens
for power;
To feel the passion OF Eternity
/, thls the prnam He dreamed who Shaped
the suns
Nnd pillared the blue Ornament with light
Gown all the stretch OF Hell to its last gulf
There is no shape more terrible than this
More tongued with conSure OF the worlds
hiiHd greed
More filled with sisns and p]ortents for the
soul
More fraught with menace to the universe.
What gulf between him and the scrapliim.
slave ot the wheel OF labor. what to him
Are Plato and the swing of Plei. .dcs:
hat the long rcaclie, OF the leaks Of song
The rift OF dawn. the rcideuing OF the rosey
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15

Don't advertise in your home IA.
per unless you think IL will nav Won.
Intact, unless YOU are a fool or Won
nave more money than you know
what to do with, you will not tlIrow
your money away on anybody ar
Thing (Save the church) from which
or Tor which you expect no immediate
return. Treat the newspaper Just rs
you would any other business enter.
prise. Pay for what it does for Won.
qua q" not sneak around aud buy free
phtls ana otherwise rob il. All ,h,,
average eiIi"r wants is fair pray.
lie does not ask cIlarity--but iu,,ire
some people imagine that he lives on
l''ors ana fattenS "n gifts. A biz.
lie was never u; tered or unuticr.,I
lie truth about the matter is. lin.
average editor does more work Of usa
aud profit 10 the community in which
le l'VeS Il gets less for it, than any
h'ah 'hthai community. He is ridden
oy everybody. used b. everybody and
generally cl.ssed by everyhndy. BuI
then 1t makes little difr 70 CO. he is
nothing but one Of III So d,mlit,L.
editors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Commonwealth is a candidate
for the patronage of the business men
OF Greenwood. Its columns are open
for advertisement. but not to be given
away. Onr service shall be faithful
and efficient. We shall not cut prices
or undertake to compete with the little
whose editorial or advertising columns
can be bought for trife. We shall do
a legitimate business or none at all,
All we ask is fair living prices for II
work. If we can't get that. we'll have
nothing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
Hon. j. ID, McInnis one Of the heat

Hon. J. d. McInnis, one OF the best
officers Mississippi has ever had, was a
visitor to Greenwood last Monday.
There is no better man in Mississippi
than J. d. McInnis.
Fortify the body to resist malarial
germs by putting the system in fegular
order. Prickly Ash Bitters Is a wonder.
FIJI system regulator. sold by City
Drug Store, ltta Bena. Miss.
Mrs Sally W, Shields, Of Grernville,
visited the family of Mr.. J.. r, Bew
this week.
A sure and safe way to cure chills
Is to take Hills Chill Prescription. 1t
contains no poison. and is tastless and
guaranteed, 1t is sold all over the
south, and in Greenwood by the Green.
wood Drug Co. 1t is made only by
Indiana Drug Co., st. Louis and Indj
annapolis.
Why in the name of an inconven.
fenced people does the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen not fix the side walk o n
River Front. 1t is a shame to let it re.
main as it is.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
BEST SHOP IN TOWN,

Mr., George Boddie, one of Lefore'
most mterprising planters, was in tn,
city Monday, enroute home from Cas-
tnlian Springs, where he has been fo,
some weeks recuperating from Il snell
t Of fever.
WANTED-A responsible contractor
to make ready for the plow about 500
acres of 3.year old deadening in Holmes
county. For further particulars ad,
dress ? o, Box ao7, Vickstury, Miss.
Estes Bros downtown market il now
in the Mcneil building. Mr.. Jones an
experienced cutter, Is in charge md
everything is kept as heat and clean ~
IA parlor, They always keep good meat
on hand.
CAUTION.-When you want a 70.
liable chill cure ask for DR.. Arthur's
tebrimel. the perfection of tasteless
chill remedies. Don't take organizations
similar in name There are severaD. Init
of doubtful VI Inc. De sure you get DR.
Arthur's Febrimel, the kind that tastes
like tiSs. Cures quickly and rerma.
uently, does not sicken the stomach and
Is guaranteed. Sold by City Drup
Store, ltta Bena, Miss.
1t your brain wont work right and
yon miss the snap, vim and energy that
was once yours, you should take Prick
~ Ash Bitters 1t cleanses the system
and i%nvigorates both body and brain.
Sold by City Drug Store. Itta Bena.
Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
THE RiEvEs-YoUNc WEDDING.

The Presbyterian church presented a
very animated appearance on Wednes,
day afternoon, Sept. 9Th, when n large
and fashionable audience gathered to
witness the nnp'iaiS Of Rev. S. i.
Reeves, Of Greenwood, ard Miss Kate
Young, Of this city, the Rev, n. II.
Mccain officiating. Promptly at the
hour designated, 4 O'Clock, the first
notes Of MendelsOhn'e wedding march
announced the arrival Of the bridal
party, who entered preceded by the
ushers, MeaSrs. Sam Young, Tom Hall,
Curt Gny and Alfred West. The fair
bride WAS handsomely gowned and
looked lovely by the side Of the elegant
bridegroom as they gracefully marched
to the altar.
The ceremony was impressive md
solemn. the remarks by Mr.. Mccain
were well chosen aud clearly enunciat-
ed, The bride, who il well
known here, is greatly esteemed for
her personal attractions, mental attri.
butts and Christian gruces. Rev. S, i.
Reeves is q distinguished minister of
the Presbyterian church. and comes
from one Of the representative families
Of the South.
The couple were the recipients of
many beautiful and valuable presents.
The church was t~astefully decorated.
4 bell of Marshal Neil Roses and
was suspended over the spot
where the handsome couple stood. At
he head of each aisle was I'm arch
hickly covered with foliage, which,
With potted plants and vases Of flowers
rti1tically distributed, formed Il most
'Ir.sing scene.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Reeves left on the )
clock train tor Virginia. carrying
nth them the best wishes of many
riends. Grenada G%renadian. !
We wish Rev. $. l.. Reeves and his {
Unable wife the true happiness to be ,
pund in this life. Mr.. Reeves came to $
Ms city and accepted the pastorship of e
ne Presbyterian church here a little !
yer n year ago, and during his short
ny he has not only endeared himself
y his Christian life to the membership
his W church. but to the entire {
tizenship Of our little city. AS n \
f"acher he ranks among the first, and \
making steps towards the top of the S
oder rs fast as any young man we 7
Of in the work. Mrs. Reeves, I
De Miss Kate Young, last year held a II
,sltion in our public school. and was II
'ghly complinented on her efficient
ork, The city awaits with a cordial
their home coming. Il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
Through this dread shape the suffering aees

Through this dread shape the suffering ages-
, look;
Times tragedy Is In that aching stoop:
Through this dread shape humanity betray-
ed,
Piundered. profane and disinherited,
Cries protest to the Judges of the World,
a protest that is also prophecy.
o masters. lords and rulers In all lands,
Is this the handiwork you give toGod.
This moastrous thing distorted and soul
quenchcd?
How will you ever straighten up this shape:
Touch ii again with Immortality;
Give back the upward looking and the light;
Rebuild In 1t the music and the dream;
Make right the immemorial infamies.
pertidious wrongs. immedicable woes?
o masters. lords and rulers of all lands,
How will the Future reckon with this Man?
How answer his brute question in that hour
When w!irlwinds OF rebellion shake the
world?
How will it be with Kingdoms and with
kings
With those who shaped him to the thing he
When this dumb Terror shall reply to God,
After the silence OF the centuriest
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15

Hot days followed by cool nights will
breed malaria in the body that is billie, Is
or ro-tive. Prickley Ash Bitters is very
valuable ut this time for keeping the
stomach, liver and bowels we'll regnlat-
ed, Sold by City Drug Store, Itta Bena
Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
MARRIED.

Miss Mamie Slack and Mr.. r. II.
Cole, OF Greenwood. We're married AT
woodstock, the home of Mr.. J. d,
Money, Il cousin of Miss Stacks, last
saturday evening. The contracting
parties are very popular in the city, and
Inc Commonwealth joins with their
many fIiends in wishing for them a
long lite and lots of happiness,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15

The physicians of Greenwood com.
mend Hills Chill Prescription because
they know it is made of two orpins
each Alkaloid Quinine, Iron by HYDRO.
gen and Pepsin, 1t is tasteless and
positively guaranteed. 1t does not
constipate. 1t cures Indigestion, and
Is n good iron tonic. Get particulars
about it by calling on the Greenwood
Drug Co.
The Lefore Telephone Company has
card in this issue. Mr.. Crump. who
has leased this company, proposes to
give entire satisfaction, and the way
his manager here is placing in new
phones, his claim must have proven
true, 1t is n home enterprise and de-.
serves support.
Mr.. Gid Monthly. Jr., and family
came up from jackson last Monday.
a1h being unable to enter the city
owing to the quarantine, were given
lodging at the splendid home of Mrs.
Chambers on River, Front, just ont of
the corporation, ,r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

>, state Of MisSisSippi)
, on are Hereby commanded to apDenr he
fore the thanccry Court OF the ru,,ntv :, =
i"tl'"rr; In said State. ON the frs, Monday In
~Novcmicr. A. u. lS!H, tn defend tin, ,,ii, j.,
,"iu court OF Margaret Mitchell. wherein
az are defendant. ""''''
This the 18th day of Sept. A. p. Ism.
u. f.. WILLIAMSON. lrprk
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-15
ROOMS
At Restaurant.

D Nv l-ltli' N'lFNlI' bhn ~ ~
Try u drink Of Dyche's Wells water.
NJ. p. Moore q Go, are selling tn
best g. sho" for 81.
Mr.. c. K. Towncs was in the cit,
Thursday.
Elgin III creamery butter on lee
Stein Bros.
Call for WilkinsoD's remedies Of ycuI
druggist. They are all guaranteed
Give Robinson, the np-to date pho
tographer, n call.
Maj. w. II. Morgan. of Sheppard.
town, was in the city last Tuesday.
treat reduction in prices of
Sterling Silver mud Cut Glass ut
STEMS JeweIry Store,
lie eats heartily in the hottest wealth
- who uses PMCKLY ASH BITTER
Capt. Frank Aldridge is n visitor to
our city this week.
At Crockett's soda fountain you can
get drink of Dyche's Wells water, 1t
will do you good.
Days Little Casino is the place to get
a shave and hair cut. II You want to
please your wife or sweetheart.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart has been quite sick
this week,
NJ. p. Moore & Co. are SELL
ing the best IS shoe for 81.
MONEY TO LOAN-For terms apply to
Pollard Il Watkins, Greenwood, Miss.
Hawkes. the richest Of all Cut
Glass; suitable Toe " edding GIFTS
At reduced prices. G Stein.
Rev, DR.. J. w. Price, now of Holly
Springs. but formerly the pastor of the
Methodist church of Greenwood, visit.
I'd frierfs in the city this w""',.
Dychrs v ellis water is n sure cure for
malaria.
Mr. 7. II. Boddie and family, of Car
%rolllon, passed through Greenwood last
Monday, rnroute home from Castalian
Springs.
M p Moore & Co. are SELL
ing the best rs shoe for 81.
Pine Apple table syrup at Stein
Bros.
Miss Ruth rcnoit, Of Memphis, is
visiting Mrs. thns. Gillespie on River
Front.
Robinson, The photographer, wants
Your picture for future keeping.
Money to loan at 81 per cent. For
terms apply to RUSH s. GARDNER.
Seytral prominent Jews from differ.
ent parts of the county came to Green,
wood Thursday, to take part in the
A'onement Day religious services. !
NJ, p, Moore & Cos, store is open :.
every night. ,
Pietsc the palate and cure the body 0
by using DR., Arihur's Febrimel. 1t is
u modern chill remedy. Certain, safe !.
and agreeable, a fine aromatic syrup .
with nm agreeable flavor of figs. Guar. y
anteed. Sold by City Drug Store, Itta :,
Bean Miss. y
MesSrs, ID. T., Mitchell, Walter Wing.
field, DR., u. NJ. McCiehee, J. NJ, Jami II
son md Will Holmes, planters from the r
were in Greenwood Tues. e
day. IA
Days Little Casino should come at
Dnee before your eyes when you look IN
glass and see your hair growing II
Eons or yon're needing a shave. +
To make room for our new fa,, y;
We are closing out our line =,
II Cat GLASS aul Sterling Silver ~ +,
reduced prices. =;
&. ]. STEMS Jcwelry Store. -,
Mrs. J. II. Mclean and family, of is
aekson. Miss. are visiting at Wild. 81
ooi. the hospitable home of Mr.. NJ. s.
on the Tallahatchie.
iNl
When yon are three score and ten, if w
III will have Robinson take yonr pic. "
re today, You can look back when but an
child aud see yourself ns others once So
The times., 1899-12-31
IN CAPITAL ART CIRCLES
a Continuous Exhibition at the LO
cal SOciety's Galleries.

The Free Display to BE Held Through
january. February. and March
Pictures 10 BE Changed Frequently
-Students' League Gives IA HoIi-
day Entertnfnment-ProE Made
The times., 1899-12-31

has caused to be thrown into The sea for
that purpose; and it is said that she sell
dom misses the mark. however high the
waves. The Queen DOwager is also very
fond OF gardening, as was her husband
the late King, and her collection of eXot-
les in the Adjuda palace is widely cele-
brated. Though eminently the glass OF
fashion" in Portuguese eyes, and said to
be the best-dTessed woman in Europe
when she cares to dress. Marie Pia goes
about Lisbon in a simple dark gown. oft,
en- unattended in the lowest parts Of the
city. dispensing charity and it is needless
to add that she is universally beloved.
According to Portuguese court etiquette
foreign ladies are seldom invited to any
official doings in the royal palace at Lis
bon; but there came a recent occasion
when through the courtesy OF our minis
ter. we were admitted in the humble role
of spectators The royal residence. Adiuda.
on q hill overlooking the Tagus is several
miles from the heart of the city. surround
ed by beautiful gardens. Descending from
old carriage between two lines of soldiers
we We're met by an usher in gorgeous uni
form. who carried a great staff of Office
Preceded by the staff and the uniform we
walked through several vast apartments
the doors OF which swung noiselessly at our
approach like those of Aladdins palace
when the open sesame was spoken.
In the Presence OF Royalty.
At last the throne-room was reached, an
enormous sala with an elevated dais at one
side. carpeted and cauop with crimson
velvet and several gilded .mchairs upon
it, But the chairs were mpty. the King
and Queen standing near the centre Of the
room surrounded by giittering throng OF
courtiers. mobiles. cabinet ministers. diplo-
MATS. officers of the army and navy. maids
Of honor and ladies in waiting and other
personages of high degree. A narrow lane
with human walls that appeared to be lit
orally all eyes led from the door
straight to the royal party.
According to court etiquette. YOU must
advance slowly along this lane preceded by
the gorgeous usher, who shouts your name
at intervals. Three times en- route he
pauses, and amid silence that seems TO
fiji the universe you make profound sa-
laams Arrived within a yard or two OF
royalty, you again bend yourself almost
to the earth, when, If you have chanced to
please the royal eye, royal hand viii be
extended, which you are expected to touch
with your lips, but never with your hand
Then. if you are of special account you
viii be introduced by name TO the Queen
Dowager, the Kings brother Alfonso, the
young crown prince, and other members OF
the royal household. and you are expected
TO get out of the room within FIVE minutes
backing out. Of course. with your face al
all ines toward the royal party.
FANNIE B. WARD.
The times., 1899-12-31

han of a husband to the mother Of his
children.
Queen Amelie IS a true type OF the House
OF Orleans unusually tall. stately, ana
extremely digniHed IN manner, though with
no appearance of hGughtiness. Like her
mother. the Countesse de Paris, she has
lovely almond shaped eyes and smile of
peculiar sweetness. but her features are
more delicate and there is much softer,
more womanly expression in her face than
is ever worn by the resOlute, strong minded
daughter of the Due de Montpelier. Ame-
lie is seen at her best with her little ones
about her-the baby in her arms, the small
Crown Prince. Luis Felipe, Duke OF Bra
ganZa and his younger brother the Duke
de Beia at her side. Her Majesty gives to
her sons every moment that can be spared
from her busy life. Her aims with regard
to her offspring We're we'll expressed in IN
article which she wrote. not long ago. for
the National Album" on the ive-hUn-
dredth anniversary OF Prince Henry, the
Navigator: AS a mother and a Queen,
my highest ambition is TO endow my Coun-
try with group of children, such as those
of Philippa OF Lancaster, daughter of John
Of Gaunt: and to see among them one who
shall do great deeds for Portugal and for
the world, like Prince Henry
The Queen studies Medicine.
Strange TO say, the study of medicine
is Queen Amelie's favoriye diversion She
is desirous Of seeing it taken up by the
women Of Portugal and openly declares
that in her opinion every country should
have plenty Of well-quaIiGed women prac-
tioieners to attend women She is a
strong advocate OF higher education for
women generally and is very energetic in
persuading the ladies Of her court to work
! with her TO this end. She takes great in
terest in literature both French and POr-
tuguese. and was astOuished on arriving
n Lisbon, to learn that in her adopted
country married women are forbidden by
law to publish their works without the
approval OF their husbands Through her
influence, the law has been modified, 50
that now. if the husbands consent is un-
/ Justly withheld, the wife may appeal "a
a court OF justice and if q ''permisso'' is
granted may rush into print, whatever hei
! jealous lord says against IT,
| While the young King is a famous ath-
( lete, a perfect horseman, and yachtsman
! very fond Of society the bullHght, polo
/ tennis and ether outdoor sports. his vii,
! and children spend a good deal OF time
! riding on horseback and driving about thC
/ country. There are few districts within {
wide area Of any Of the royal palaces which
/ the Queen has moi visited either in the
1 saddle, CT on the boXaeat of her four-in
hand.
! Carlos mother. Marie Pia, is a tru,
daughter Of Victor Emanuel. the stancl
old hero of Savoy. and remains second tC
none in the royal household. Though near
! ing her sixtieth year. she goes In for al
her amusements with characteristic yea
and energy. She is q daring rider an eX
ccllent swimmer and an unriyaled shot
for woman At Caldas where she usu.
! ally passes the summers one Of her origi
nal diversions is to stand at the highes
window Of the house, on stormy days, anr
shoot at bobblng empty bottles, which sh,
The times., 1899-12-31
Hovy the scheme origInnted.

Finally a willy friend OF the royal family
the French Countess de Ferronayc, who
happened 90 to visit Lisbon at a tire
when the whole Portuguese nation was
mourning the on-magriageable attitude Of
its future King suggested ruse, and
successfully carried it out Naturally, the
young duke called to see his mothers
friend. On her table were many portraits,
carelessly scattered about He was parjicu-
larly struck by the picture OF a beautiful
girl, and picking il UP, demanded to know
her name.
ooh. that" said the Countess indifer-
emily you DO not know her, them That
is the Princess Amclie of Orleans; but the
portrait IS far from doing her justice"
Then with admirable diplomacy Tie wise
French woman turned to the likeness OF
another lady, far less attractive than that
of Princess Amelie. and lauded its original
to the skies. In vain the Duke tried to
lead the conversation back To the girl
whose counterfeit presentiment had 50
captvated his fancy; the secretly delighted
Countess went on cXpatiatinE upon the
merits Of one and another hOmely priH-
cess. almost ignoring Amelie, 10 Carlos
obvious annoyance. OF course, the expect
ed happened for young lovers, like pig.
and chickens should be driven in any 9th
er direction than that you wish them IL
take. After years of married life, King
| Ca~los is still passiouately devoted to his
amiable wife Even al public functions
spectators note his frequent glauces in hel
direction, which are more those Of a lover