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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

up 10 this lmpulrc they say. n you
brace yourself against ID and 20 on and
make yourself work ~ you aid at
home. foon you can accomplish your
task-thst, too. with comparatively
slight cxcfiion
The white man haH been accused of
causing the decline In numbers Of the
liawuiians. This " mistake. Long
before the canning Of Captain Cook In
i,is the population ~ the Islands war
dWlndiinT. u was partly attributable
to the bloody war; among the native
tribes themselves. OF course when Eu.
ruponnH and Americans came the de.
cline went on faster. but Il would have
done IT, work anyhow. The native Iin-
waiian would have become u mere mon
Frei remnant of hin former self Ills
time had come. That n all there n to
be said about n.
The native iInwnilhna look nr " they
might be n mixture OF Japanese. Eski.
mo Indian aud. except Tor their pure
brown skin and straight hair. OF Art
can negro also Their features are more
like those Of the African than of any
other race. n they had the clear cut
profile Of the Caucasian ana were taller
and alendefrr. they would be the hand
soonest people In existence Among
them you Hne now and then head as
noble az that OF blue hlooded nrnh.
man. They are an ohllRlng set. adapt.
Ing themselves 90 ever hody ana every
situation. They celebrate from pure
courtesy and love ~ diversion the mn.
tlunnl holidays 81 every foreigner You
wake up In the morning and hear an
unholy ain ~ drum and Fourth ~ July
business, what holiday IL II today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
An Architect nI.hop.

\ certain bishop. so runs tho story.
not long after he was appointed to his
see. became dissatisfied with certain ar
rangements In his palace and called In
AN architect OF emlnencc TO advise him
ns TO the alterations that could DO
made.
The architect heard what was needed
10 be done. Inspected the building thor.
onghly and then drew up a report OF the
expense that would be entnlled by tho
relulrod work. on receiving the state
ment Of the expenditure which would
Inevitably be invoived tho bishop de-
cided to allow things 10 remain MS they
were But before. the architect left his
lordship said:
"a shah be glad II you VIII tell me
now for how much l shall draw a check
on account OF the trouble you have
taken"
II thank your lordshlp-,5oo." was the
diHconcertlng reply.
Five hundred dollars,"
Yes, my lord, that II my fee"
but, sir, many OF my curates do not
receive no much for a whole years setv-
lceal'
That may be very true. my lord, but
you VIII remember that | happen to be
a bishop In my profession"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

national costume-a long robe Honarrnw
they stop short IN n. broad folded
sash around the waist. "a hnE Ike
SCHOOLGIRLS Satchel mtchcd on somehow
nt their backs. fan ur umbrella In
their hands and mo- covering unnn their
heads except tn heavy knob uf int
black hair piled NJ ON top fhuitic along
ln their ridiculous little "Hlipper flnp-
per- shoes with tho wooden heels. look
INK for an the world as though thry had
Just stepped down from one nf tho hlr
vases In an ART museum The clumsy
little slippers. / think mnke them walk
Hn aWkWurdN NE though thpf had
rubber hand around ths knees. allowing
thDm IN step only so Wr or perhaps t
ls not style tot % Jan lady 90 uli into
the long swInsina Etl,cful stop of the
fr.g white wownn
Nor l Chinps' family in their OUT
lnndlHh native iugH parade hy The Ia
Their uf thf family b. ahead. leading his
small son. us hecnmcs rhc superior mas.
eu.mr 'arN Come " foot hehlhd him
fn.ik nlons humhly. HH nocomos the inc
ferior so hls VIE. his daughter and
hls mnther.in.inW. am provincial
enough CO. want No lnush about nt sight
oft ihru I wonder 10 We white women
look tH rumlral 10 chinese women as
chinese womon 40 In uH.
some 20 pack mules with their heavy
loads balanced On each side. come ncAt.
. Just us YOU have seen thrm In Spanish
pictures They are strung togfthrr 0ue
after another hy the nose. and % white
man rides on horseback nc their head
Then hulf q dozen soldiers in Uncle
SANS good true blue stride past They
atr comparing notes on that last lark
they had
liut lol what have wo here ID ia u
chinese vegetable peddler ana hiH SON.
They form The rear guard ~ tho uuluur
. pros faion. Tho poddi,r docs not CON
Voy his wares aArond 10y means of "a
horse aud wagon, IKE Christian. IIa
puts pple across hls shoulders ana
hangs by ropes nat basket tray nt
cnch end % IL. ana thus yoked like "A
beast Of burden he carries his truck nll
over creation from door 10 door. That
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

ants. stlii keeping the Bible beside them
but keeping also an eye on the main
chance found material profit whore
their ancestors had harvested rich splr-
itu1l wealth Thon. stiii with the Bible
IN 1nr hand and an oye on the main
chance. they brought the islands. with
nil the vcriurc and richness. and laid
them In our hands. a fair Eift No DARK
history bf blood and oppression IL writ
ten In the transfer of Hawaii to the
white man Tho natives were not en-
shaved ~ wronged or cheated They ore
simply disappearing before the white
man-dyinE out leaving the strongest
10 survive.
II could not have been otherwise. "
we had not accepted the Islands. some
other nation. a European power. In the
nature of things hostile To- republics
would have seized them This ia AZ cef-
tain ~ the sun shines ana those who
offered the country TO the United statea
knew II well. The natives are all that
ls kindly and fCod tempered and are
not lacking In intellectual and artistic
Gifts but they are ,ntifely wanting In
that domlnnting force whatever II IL.
that makes u nation hold its own In
separate existence.
The native itnwalians generally pre-
Ter a monarchy. l suppose there IL no
douh, u that I talked 10 an Old native
Hawaiian the other day Tie took on
h's hat and showed me his white head
handsome old head u was. too while
he raised his eyes to heaven aud affirm
ID his love Tor tho queen.
"l.illuokalanii My queen. my auccni"
be exclaimed
From o dramatic point ~ Wow u was
-plendidly done. all the more % na the
old chap had Just been taking drink
~ wine that had iimhcrri up his emo
lions. lie pointed heuvcnwafd and cali
"a God 10 witness that ilawaiians
wanted thrlf queen. I asked him how
many iiawuilana there were In Homo
lulu. IT, replied. "oh. many. many"
hut I was unfceling enough 20 want
cold figures ana asked him again;
Tell me how many thuurnnds,"
lie pointed 20 heaven again and In the
most solemn and doXout manner an
awcrrd. ASK Jesus Christ"
Now, I submit II 10 any unprciudlccd
judgment whether people Hn indolent
that they leave divine power to take
their census Tor them have any ~ tho
qualifications OF SELF sustaining ma
tion.
Nothing shows the Inherent superior.
ity ~ the white race more than the
fact that In . land where everything
having life seemed 60 dOxr and h. idle
this race has maintained ~ energy and
hustled M In cold and temperate lands.
Americans tai mo that when they nfst
cone here they feel disposition to
stump down ana be- AZ lazy NJ the idicnt
brown heather. But you need not give
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

a pllloWcase. what they lack In length
they make up In width. Tht little boys
trousers, however are not skinny aH to
either length or width They Hop upon
Tho ground like lHdy'a train. And
each trousers ipE-Hhldoa OF jossi DO
Wy uy's deceive NEE SO. they do not
Each trousers irr 10 made ~ about 20
pound luur sack. There they are. tho
honest blue lulolihlr brand NJ tho
maker Htill upon Them Smith Aulis
Flour 90 y" The lad puts ono hand
upon the lettuce tray 10 balance him
SELF and irudgva along, proud as Pom
pey Worthy tho white man cannot hope
IN compete with the ChlnamAn. here
is economy. here H. labor saving. like
wise here are comfort and convenience.
Yei what white mother would avail her
SELF OF such manifest adynntagef
u YOU want o. SEQ an the world. come
to Honolulu That nart ~ q which
does not live here is found among he
eternal army Of tourists that go nud
come. Am ever suruing wave ON thu hu-
man nea. Here you may behold the
hrltirh matron OF dickens and Thack-
cray. she whose manners and opinions
are iNcd ne iron and whose lie h. pass
ga 10 the contemplation of other pro-
iilN NulNHt PARTICULARLY " me hufd
un her own sex, ana would " she could
ram her own notions NJ manners and
morals mcrc.loasly down the thruatH "
AN womanhnd Fore heaven, she 10
the most offensive sample Of humanity
living Lord keep us from being set Ia
our Nuysl
iiy the laws ~ geography destiny
ana political Righteousness Hawaii be-.
longs % tho United States. Il IL nearer
/ 10 our country Than 10 any other nrre
body OF land. u iH 1850 miles from san
I Francisco 90 the Islands The voyage
/ requires about @ days and 10 hours \
I traveller Who makes close connections
| can 800 from nn Atlantic coast city to
I Honolulu In a DAYS,
The Yankee missionary bible IN hand.
came in 1890 Chriatianizrd the land and
made 10 nn0i Tor tho white man To I've
In. Tho Yankee mlsdonary's descend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
RESIDENCE OF CLAUS sPREcKELs

zen OF German nm, ,stry. Mr.. Claus
sprcckcls Old Iawaiians Of the pure
blood are becoming Hcnrcer every year
YOUNG ones ~ mixed blood are. on the
other hand, Increasing. They are under
going process which In here called
"blcaching out" That means the infu.
sion ~ white and foreign blood IA De-.
coming constantly stronger. The pre-
diotion In that In n few generations
more the native kanakns a. distinct
race viii be absorbed by white foreign.
crs. ELtzABETH ARCHARp.
Honolulu.
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PRIMITIVE GRASS HOUSE.
% I700v.
s ~

where dash through the streets AZ fast
a. thoy do here. White gentlemen ana
ladies who ride and drive Tor pleasure
seem 10 be niwayr In the maddcHt huf-
~, How the horses like u one cannot
say They have not been asked lint
they are nearly always In iathcr OF
sweat.
white people aa nneiy and fnHhionn-
bly, dressed ~ n they were On parade
In New York ny past my ycranda Ia
carriages. The carriages. too. are na
handsome ~ those In any American
ely. There IL much wealth In Homo
lulu
Dainty. tiny japanese women In their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

highlander Trinity brother, barrls-
ter q henohor aud an English gentle
man. And he wears the costume and
the orders OF them all,
Most people viii be- surprised 10 learn
that the majority OF flowers haze no
perfume whatever. An Austrian chemist
who has been making researches into
the subject declared that out OF tilO
varieties known and cultivated In Eu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

lhe Dope according TO accepted Vatican
reports purpofet TO nominate six f0r-
elsn cardinals de ourih. and the ap-
p'lniee Tor America VIII be either Arch
p'snop ireland or Archbishop Keane
TWO remarkable surgical operations
Tor the purpose OF stopping Internal
hemorrhage have been performed by
Dr. Habart OF Vienna. In the case OF a
young man who had fired four slugs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

was tho way his ancestors dld In China.
The trays are suspended about the
helFht ~ his knees. Two ropes are
iooped across the pole for each Tray.
ana the trays ARE tied In four places.
each ripe end forming Knot.
Evidently the small son h out learn.
Ing the business. His papa has his cue
tucked under straw hat The son has
no hat at ALL and his black hair falls
IN Tine disorder about hi face md neck.
H. h about years old. Both father
and son are barefoot, The papa wears
shiny brown cotton trousers reaching
half way down between his knees and
ankles Each trousers les u a. large ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

private lake whore large number Of
rrocudIlus ward oN lntrudors.
Ia the grntle art uf changing clothes
the Prince of Wales ls probably without
a peer, Among other things his royal
nlshnot De- two princes, two dukes. two
held mPrhnls, an carl, baron. eight
knights great steward. grand mas
ter a colonel ~ guards. " horse. Of
foot and Of ARTILLERY. an admlrai,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

rope scarcely 400 have any odor. and Of
these nearly 20 have an odor which II,
u anything. disagrcenhle
AZ the launching NJ }. Pierpont Nor.
gnn's new yacht, the Corsair. In New
York. ~ Of the guests represented a
total amount OF wealth In excess Of
$500, O00, 600
The consistory nxed for next March
Is already attracting attention. because
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

into himself the surgeon cut Into the
thoracic cavity renewing one OF tho
RIBS. and stuffed yard ana "A half OF
iodoform gauze between the heart and
the lungs. The other case, that OF
man STABBED through the armpiL was
treated In the same way. Both patients
recovered and are now perfectly well
An authority says thnt ton Of dlas
monds 10 worth $50 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

found. The man, according 10 a Peru
Wan Telegram Was found ON one OF the
desert Galapagos islands, lie had not
spoken To or even seen a human belng
for n years, ana his body II covered
with thick HART lie has lived on wild
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25
Bright's DiseaS

Bright's Disease is TO respector Of
persons; it attacks men and women
the strong and robust, thu rich and
poor. the active body and brain work
ers, the fathers of families, the bread
winners in every sphere of life. seeming
to choose for its victims those only who
can least be spared Smiths Sure Kid
ney Cure is the only guaranteed rem
edy for Brights Disease. Your money
back if it tails to cure. Price 80 cents
He eats heartily in the hottest wealth
err who uses PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs
Hon. A. f. Gardner. with his family
left for Chicago last Thursday to be
absent for at least one month, viewing
the sights in and around the great city.
Hawkes. the richest OF all Cut
Glass; suitable for Wedding Gifts,
at reduced prices. 6 Stein.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25

A bad accident was narrowly averted
on the bridge last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Ernest Locke had started across
in his buggy with his wife and little
one, and met Il mule' wagon, in which
were several negroes: the mules became
frightened at something abont the
bridge and could not be pulled to one
side to let Mr.. Locke's buggy pass, bnt
ran into the buggy and had it not b. en-
for the breaking of the tongue of the
wagon and the quick assista ICE OF sew
eral gentlemen, II depl Fable accid mt
no doubt. would lave happened.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25
WHERE is THE BAN07

What is the matter with the band?
Has it blowed ontY If 80, receiver
should be appointed by the donors to
gather up the instruments, music, and
etc, and. carry it to place for safe
keeping, that some day Marry Green
Dick Mcbride, Sam Coleman, Albert
McLemore and Others Of the now kid
citizenship can satisfy the musical ear
or arouse the midnight s,eepers OF
future Greenwood without getting up
funds to buy new Instruments In our
opinion, the band should leorgani2e
Oar city needs it. In fact, to add to
enjoyment, every city needs band,
Should it desire, no doubt ii could be
the band of the state militia, which
would increase the pleasure of its mem
bers. Let the matter be talked up and
a night set to reorganize.
But should it not, something should
be done with the Instruments and not
left lying around in the rear of this Of
flee where they are liable to be stolen or
mashed but should be removed to a
place of safe keeping.
Remember Jacob Weis Mfg. Co., are
prepared to pay highest cash price
on saw logs. Write them if you have
mber to market.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25

TAI pNV .cians of Greenwood com-
mend Hills Chill Prescription because
,ney know it is made Of two grains
each Alkaloid Quinine, Iron by Hydro
gen and Pepsin. 1t is tasteless and
positively guaranteed, 1t does not
ronstipate. 1t cures indigestion, and
is a good iron tonic Get particulars
about it by calling on the Greenwood
Drug Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25

David f. Nichols was among the
many who attended the convention at
jackson this week
Charlie Nichols is spending few
days at Mississippi City with relatives.
How would it do for the Athletic AS
stciation TO celebrate Deweys nome
coming ly having competition drills
here at tie park October LIST? Green
vide ard 1tla Bena companies Wonid
IT,, to beat Greenwood.
A sure and safe way to cnre chlilS
il to take Hills Chill Prescription. IT
contains TO 1uj*Cn and Is tastless ana
uun,gntetd 1t is sold all over the
south, and in Greenwood by the Green
weed Drug Co. 1t is made only by
Indiana Drug Co, ST. Louis and Ind
annapolis
Excursion to, Louisville, Ky. and Gin
rjpnaiti o., Aug 2Gth- Rate to Louis
vile round trip $40, to CINCINNATI Sll''
30 round trip Tickets on sale only on
Ang. 20. Good for continuon spassage
each way. Final return 10 days from
date Of sale
Il. Thayer Il Co.'S hardware store is
the place for the boys to visit, Kites OF
all kinds from the Old time ones to the
war or box kite, is there for sale,
Mr. A. kerstine moved his family to
Clarksdale last week. Mr.. kerstlne Is
AN excellent gentleman and good cltl-
zen and host Of friends join the Com
monwealth in wishing him happiness
and success at his new home.
CAUTION.-W When you want re-
liable chill cnre ask for DR.. Arthurs
FebrimeI the perfection of tasteless
chill remedies, Don't take preparations
similar in name There are several), but
of doubtful value. Be sure you get DIR.
Arthur's Febrimel, the kind that tastes
like figs. Cares quickly and perma,
nently, does not sicken the stomach and
is guaranteed Sold by City Drug
Store, Itta Bena Miss.
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disease. Mrs. L. A. Johnston, JOB
pilham and Ripley SITS, Montgomery,
Ala, tells her experience with catarrh
OF the stomach and how she was
cured. ...
~ will state TO you tina: ! have
taken eight bottles Of your Pe.ru-na
and two OF Man-a-lin and rejoice to say.
God bless DR.. Hartman and Pe.ru-na.'
And ] earnestly assure You that it
has done me more good than any medi.
cine have ever taken in my life. l
prescribe II to every one meet who
is suffering, ~ the best medicine in
the world, and have made many con-
verts who are now rejoicing in the
great good which they have derived
from the same. l can tell you that !
am almost entirely relieved Of indiges-
ton, that great foe which has tortured
me SO many years, and can now cat
anything ] desire without it is fruits or
something acid
To understand the scientific action
of Pr-ru-na it is best to have DR.. Hart
mans special book for women or his
bool on chronic catarrh. These books
are mailed free by the re-ru-na Medi-
cine Company, Columbus, 0. ALI
druggists sell Pe.ru.na.
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Warner s. Searles Co.

The many friends of Mr., George
Body, Of Sunny Side. will be sorry to
hear of his Illness at his brothers home
in Carrollton.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25
THIS WARN Spell.
!

Emphasizes the fact that light
~ clothing is Il necessity. 1t
causes the average man to think
OF Blue Serges, Alpacas, Pom
gees, Linens. Crashes. etc. We
have a variety of styles in all
these lines.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25
To make room for our new fall
goods, we are closing ont our line
of Cut Glass and Sterling Silver at
greatly reduced prices.
G. l. STEMS Jewelry Store.

The boys Of the new military compa
ny were measured for uniforms last
Friday night The mash" some will
make with their brass buttons and sol
der clothes at The coming encampment
on the pretty girls, VIII do to think
about,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25

DR.. Campbell has the honor of selling
the first bale of cotton raised on Lefiore
countys soil Not only one, bnt three
and they We're raised on one OF his little
farms near the city He says the cot
.ol is opening very fast and it will not
be long before he will have in couple
more bales,
Please the palate and cure the body
by using Dr. Arthur's Febrimel, 1t is
q modern chill remedy. Certain, safe
and agreeable, a fine aromatic syrup
with an agreeable flavor Of figs Guar
.uteed. Sold by City Drug Store, 1tta
Bena Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25
CHEAP EXCURSION

The Illinois Central r. r. Co. will
round trip tickets on Saturday, Aug.
Goth 1899 at the following low rates:
chicago. ..........-S1 l.
Cincinnati. .$1l30
st. Louis. ....... ~
Louisville. ....,.. $40
Good te return in II days
The trains will leave Wincna as
Limited No. !. at no p. NJ. reachi ng
Chicago at II. As a. NJ: st. Louis T:l6
A. NJ. louisville 7:45 AM. :Cincinn-
natl ll:45 Am.
No Change of Cars to either point.
A special train of Baggage Cars
Coaches anl eeglrb s ,,Jss' will
startfrom Jackson right On rme] for
the especial accommodation OF the Miss
issippi people-tllus assuring you a.
gainst being crowded.
Bertlls may be reserved now for
either of the four points named.
LIE. Montgomery, T.P.A.
jackson Miss.
LIE. Wheeler Agent
Greenwood Mis-
T. r. Austin and family left for Chic
ago last Tuesday. where he will select
his fall stock, His family will remain
until frost
We were delayed this week on account
of setting in the Convention proceed
ingS
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Calculations:
Weekly AEn
Commonwealth uOOOs

Hot!
Elgin III creamery butter on Ice
Stein Bros.
j. d. Money passed through our city
last Tuesday en- route to Carrollton.
Mrs Il. L, Bean of Tchula, was the
winner of the $40 prize at The Paincc.
NJ. p. Moore 4 Co. are SELL
Ing the best S. shoe for 81.
We are glad to note the fast progress
the managers of the new oil mill are
making.
Mrs. Carey who has been quite sick
at her home, we are glad to say. Is IT,,
again,
Grape Nuts Mt Stein Bros.
Miss Nellie Meter. of Lexington, is
IN the city visiting friends and relati, es,
Try Smiths kidney cure.
A. henderson, of Rnnny Meade, was
IL the city Saturday. Alec Henderson
Is Il man every body is glad to meet at
any and all times.
NJ. z Moore & Co. are selling the
l,,t - slice for S.
Miss Lucy Hicks left last week for
MoterviIle MtS, and other summer re.
sorts, where She goes to visit friends
and relatives,
Fortiiiy the body to resist malarial
germs by putting the system in regular
otder, Ptickly Ash Btters is wonder.
ful system regulator, Sold by City
Drug Store, lita Eena, Miss.
The Lefcre county delegation, head
cd ty HE noble and big hearted planter
"id riti2tn, W, G. George, left for the
,,hvcntjon Tuesday evening,
Edi'or Harris. Of the Flag is taking in
TIE convention this week.
New catch 1859 mackerel, just re
celyed Il, stein Bios.
DR. john NJ, Claim, of Shell Mound
WAS in the city Tuesday.
Cali for Wilkinson's remedies of your
druggist. They are all guaranteed.
Robinson has moved in his new gal,
7ery next to Gossom's
The news OF the convention appears
in this weeks paper~it is fresh and
new.
Money to 10; II at ~ per cent. For
tens apply to RUs II 4 GARDNER.
J II, Dahmer left for Memphis last
SUNDAY returning Tuesday night,
pineapple table syrup at Stein
Bros ...
Miss Tallu Strong returned home
FROM Winona Sunday night where she
has been on u short visit.
MONEY 10 LoAN---For terms apply to
Pollard Il Watkins, Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-08-25

J. l.. Montgomery and wife and son
Sam left for st. Louis Sunday. Mr.
Montgomery has gone TO select for his
fall stock and to add pleasure to the
trip, carried his best friends along.