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S~rewer's Jary SAYS He Murdered
Hts <sepmether and Chf1&epa.

ST ssSfTS Ap-sl 81 ss~csal 20 The
Post rssrasrn trern Mafssr Mo s1vx.
TIE sSreee-s. s9-~ which sssx fsa@n Asss
frg an r1cess ever ste r~rzakns 81 Ara
Iar~ Tessssnws a=s h@r fs9r cAssrsn. she
rswe murdered Tsae~sav rsrAt faaFsd a yer
S3et T'sAat sAes~ ~ve ~ssr~sss - re 70 sngSr
s+Asas Aw ~@ssFts " sS~t&a ~ wes rsanr sn
ire Asss4s cf j ~ Tsxtz:aH"
Use sCrEs<1 % sg@s sen q the ssssxzse-~
- ~aHssss Fir w4x removed 70 - Louis
ssy SAFE keeping.
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ENGINEER BATTALION IN CAMP.
ALI Fear Csapaniea viii ne Mas
tered Oct Next Wednesday.

san FRANCISCO. April &-The Tssirs
battalion Of tire ascons regiment % sgsaf-
meets which arrived here frssnl Honolulu.
or the steamer AUSTRALIA en Thursday
MINT - <rcA<nps6 81 sh@ Preside. All.
sSaf s0snsa pies. ~tssrn are made W az
volunteers from Portland rsenveS sss,
Lake ari shss rsty, ~ffs be mustered ,sss
o. the servSsse aex- Wednesday
Tne hstfasioW~ vhsess has beer &c service
n HenaIusn ssSce AaS August. has erect
III handsome reg 1ss-.ss posi- ~ yasssrs
four miles from Hanalalu
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ANOTHER DOLLAR DINNER.
shfssxa Nerkm~n VIII Fsaiaw the
fsamrte Set Ia New York.

rEs1CA fsss. Aw~ss e. x~sAsaxasas' =
ftnmrT ssyylst&F - Sa~ esss rrscsas3r xssna
r. %em yeSs - v<sS-ssses Fer S-sseS4a TN~
ssszsMg asfs - gsTs@ as she ss@gsas u
Hagysssss. FvasAs4 s$as G42A Use i2ss %
xaS@ss asa nss s@s as~ss szswsAasess Sat
WzEsaas ssTT&S ard ssare@r Harrison
xr@ ~ IN $50 stars 80 ire e%wm sx
toTss1zlasrsx Esssssssxszss frzssss sia ever sts
test ssn ~ lExsssS. saS s,ssseAle& Raaar~
fsS &@ra sa sss Swxa@s- sss ss& wsaE -
agr ress - sss1egs - - as7s Eas# a~ss AsAsn
ees xsS ss@sAAr tsas@r
Ezz este ~ tAs sstSN#E wssl - .sz ~
ASSIST &aS - aSss $50 rssss wA~ge - ugE.
s-e es*9 ASs Asss g~s sea@s ssssessss9.
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FUNERAL OF Ex-Gov. oeLEssr.


SPRINGFIELD. III, Aprs. - 49, The
funeral NJ former Fssw RsrNarS J rg4r1-
ssv occurred at nwssshar.s, n~ar E7krarr.
shsz aftsrrran psouse we're IN atssnea 49,
trn-s al Svs- Ire West AZ r'csazrk tho
snsssys ssks~ service ~ tire Episcopal church
wap v9aa ~ FISHER Seymour ~ Sersrg.
N@ss TIE Aoar VIII Ne r. state az sh~
Church ~ 81 ishr ihs narsts guarded
sv tegaehnenss Of Company H. nnsn nexs
Friday
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NEW YORK. April 1.-Ro6ert Goeset.
whose death al Naples on his yacht Nan
ma was announced last night, was nofn
in this city. September .. lsal.
Ipherssine an inclination and rare ca.
pacffy for business. ne devoted large
nert OF his time and his energies TO the
care and development OF the extensive
nroperty interests left to himself and his
younxer brother. Ogden. By his father and
uncle. Ogden Goeiet died abroad two
years sxos Robert studied under private
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o. n
the of
having
of
OF
latons werca also exende 10 e
him wordan nod
charged and he
OF
congra
.
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OMAHA. Neh.. April "A special TO
the Eee from Deadwood 4. D.. says: A
howlfng hfix5ard has been raging all
through the Black Hills for the past
twelve hours SIX inches Of STOW have
fallen here. and reports from farther north
state that the fall II heavier than IN this
immediate vicinity. Al farm work is sus-
pended
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SAN FRANCISCO. April ss.-Thrce thou
sand recruits and twenty osncers will be
concentrated at the Preside immediately.
IRE large post viii be- converted into ,
vous tor troops There are over Lon here
now under command n Col arbach, Of
the Third infantry; Capt. Hardin Eigh-
teenth infantry asf3utant.
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the Cev~aenses ~ Ssn rruuetsen
WASHINGTON. Acrzi Sin vkxw ~ ,ne
sses tAAs she STATE e. galfavsssx has ~.es
ssszse Msy as a stats hoIsay srs Assyssr
~ the hattie - MarFsk Esar ; v~ap 49,,
<sgsa-tsasnt Aaa tswsse<s snssryr~
tkxDs to Gsn. SCATTER SssMssaassaas sss< s.
partsuers ns California 20 rarfsesrsass In sn~
eassb-xuen ee that anniversary ., san
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IA snAAssNTxs Ca Aexsl ES~~x arz.
AAs Seess f~ss~ssxt rrexm telaySs@ station
Neg. fAAk fAFH@ nssn @asaz@st Ia asxssrs
~@fi weFx sases n az AeHta Il sAsx4g
feet ara asstfs hsae - exgrasssAa ~ sssssp
NT@z. shnNgs 8 large fazs<~ II sa9ss - Al
wssga Yrs tsz - EsSssss Easssss
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SPANS TWENTY liI.i:loSs.

VIII Ne PaiA ~ Once ThrouoA enN
French Ambassadors.
WASHINGTON, April A.--Secretary Hay
this afternoon, was notified BY the French
ambassador that Spain would accept
the treaty of peace FOR the Philippines.
The payment will be made to the au1k1aosa-
dor as soon IA the president returns.
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for tftsr s~npos~ry ess~. Tssers sss ~
taAsS f.1nc hadn~ieex p<spz1 To kSfksyfsiA
feeIxAs
A conservative estimate rsa~es sse az
xrseAsa assssas ~ eaza&x~ ~ sss.as. tsse
Individual Iosses YAnktnx srorn ssao 10 ~
o.
n>vss>A LIST ~ D~eA $50 1atsSea-
~ far - known sss nsnsss 90 tss dxad
ssf snfH-sss ara - follows
TIE sseeth asss: Theodore Rssghan. ex-
merchant; Mrs fssnry FsIEinrteas A. j.
Usasss and gsse. Mrs. ~. ". GTeen, Miss
Eessss Green Miss Lena Ernwn. 81 MO-
berry: fsr W n. HowsfEs. csseopAssss three
eslssssn ~ EsnrY f.vwe. Mrs. Juafs NAaNf
fey MR. gaxae pamsehotks ard f&ssf, SETH
Feather years atd: Mr.. s7sa Little. ram
pei sE%@9ss, ex-soasfa1spr. Mrs- Joe Weed.
j. H. ImrkEn. resgrs9 merchant Mr.. A.
r. Iseywman, child ct J. r Mzaaissy,
mother @s# n.ssee ~ J r. 0sissr. Dr.
wn@~aer Mrs H. Is sfr.vAssrms. Mrs. T. +.
MsAsrey. z. NJ MeC3as and wife. Miss
Ora MILAN. ~ Woodland. Ne. caiid q
Rev Ass*rs Kl~r. Miss Leosaa Whitley
THE severely sntursa wsre It@e Della
white Mrs PAck fatal, Cal fAttie's ns<s's.
fasas. W. r. Park. Mrs. Tfaesstere Brig
mn. legs and chest crusaea. ReSsegf MIL
NY, Mss Weaver AYs- 1sfPs8, Mfse 81
Hctf Miss Moss sasai SF..sess ns.s 5eha
= kirk AHEa VIE Ms. ffsoss. Mr. -
p rsasnsrs. F.afnsF IL s'sf''as"ss s'a WIS.
hafrs Aaacnssl. MRS a<ss Ms'eafH,
broker. Cal Little. serious Herman X.
8herhssrYr head injured: q. H. lssemaSsa
child. Mrs. PHIL isg broken ard ether.
wise crushed; Jnsn sssndofss slight. Oscar
Ansosa ana oH~E, .
80 sHs. 1ahsssvass s.stha. -
MaNT -. $50. :. x. $50
WrAs*ss s.ssf Ises 1851 $40 -
~. sonh - aahsuss aans aseis h-n =.
49, jag n.ss .. n'ns .s.s arr 49, -
s.y fhsassa. Mfs, rn'''as~
80. -. Au"ssh. NJ. sissaas' ,.. DI's
-. - n.uss Sss'a a., s ~
1919 weave Eta wssssa.
1sns.rs n Era~u Ne f..,,a ,,yrnee
II schsrv ARA w,ge Mrs. Glenn. Theodore
D~nssnore ard wits. Miss Whseser Doug
ias charles Douglass ard xeas. Mrs. j.
u Hose0n. j. u. XIX. Willis Kellogg.
HssIIs kellogg. = kfisosg, mrs. onpnans.
ssa Mfs. fses. MsA, UT Hos ~. NJ.
- - -. = ~ ~. A.. =.
N,sssr sua ebsas Mr. II fshawan Ms
nsrsA Reaxsr Mas H~ils Mahaffey. I.
Connsid ard wife. AE,ert whal.n, Mrs.
-
- e.. -. - 49,
- - - -, - - - ~
- - .ss..sss. ~ 49,
49, s.ss s,se as~
- 80 49, satss s''tn
80. s"'s" y. Aiss FsMs.
T.ss~ - ns'ssar,a
- ssAsae s.a" .Hnss'oa nIs' = =.
n'as As W1sss. =.
aAs'sass Hss@.. Assas VIE aau aA"sn
Au~ as'n ssana Nsaswhse Sfsarnr Atfa
osnes. IAmes IusksIss asstt Wnsaen.
- sarAn hssHep MRS Hshrs MeHen-
II. wa FHkHr. marx Dwssf, ME- ~. IL
asner ssth fVeh. VIE ssu SOB. oscar
lnepiu. warren inxoid Mrs, King Mrs.
UsuxiaS. Aies Moss, 4. GFoss. Miss
1AANHey, Andt BouSnens Price Hawgsh-
sherman ffrilrf;. VIII Bright. Ira hahtsf-
~. Mr.. hAkef.
(ae wehy safe. An~ther ManxasA.
IN. frcshs ~ The s,ar,c xrsr. ,na,.x ,a,
-. !, ~. .,..r.s, ,.s~..~.. -. -
40 s'., p va '''s
a'ns ~ Gay ei' 70 h"ad TAT ifVsn
ANY HnasFs Inc Child was scarcely
scratched. No onr has called for tho
baby. and II has not bsss iaentisisi An
other baby vss found xhara IL hs.t hasn
=
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CAAperx IAnno, q private Qf CompAnx Is
Inart1e4Sh lnfant1ys On route 10 MAn1Ik
90 .kil1ed - Tru6lces. -leev., hy IN sn0inA
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Francisco By firing the national salute
from the batteries at Golden Gate
Similar Instructions have been sent "
Secretary Long for the firtng OF . salute by
all ships In Gan 1fAncioco harhor On TIE
occaStou.
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VOLUNTEERS TO nECEIvE MEDAI.s


Then BY AsklaG.
ST. PAUL. April 4.-Gov. Lind today
sent the following cAblegfam 70 Cox Ame1.
OK the Thirteenth Minnesota voluntears.
now in the Philippines:
THE president has informed me that
Otis has reported that oil voluptesf4 are
willing TO remain until the renNSeEG Ar
since the peace viii receive medals. OTIS
viii gran; individual discharges upon APP
piication. The regiment Will be returned
before June L."
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WASHINGTON, April q. - Tcsayss
statement al the condition. Of the treasury
snDws. .
Available cash balance ..... -. yg xX
Cod reserve ..ss...s...4..-...-...s ~. ~ IS
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DEATHS.

few Intimate friends were admitted 70 the
presidents room-
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

in the court room; also By the looks
Of everyone present Ehsn he sEoFs
that be had never spoken 10 Boss
Hanna and would not know him If
be net him. This last vas IN
answer to Maj. Lees question
Were you present al conference
between Senator Hanna and some
one else in regard to a beef con-
traet?" The "soms one else re-
fsrred to was Secretary Alger. Capt.
Black, who vas in the Commissary
department, did not help Eagsn
any when he testified that Eagan
had been greatly excited when be
returned to Washington and told
him that the troops in Porto Rico
had refused to take and eat the
meat on the Manitoba. According
to Capt. Blacks testimony, EaEan
said: BLANK, blank them. They
had no right to refuse it, blank,
blank them; I would have made
them take il.
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Hustler Items.

Editor HeFald-Our farmers are
st present very busily engaged in
planting owing 10 the much aP-
prseiaied good weather that We
have bad for the last two weeks.
A good number of our citizens
are away this week attending court.
Judge Truly is making a good i'm
preston on our people as a agsntls-
man and officer.
Miss Julia Mcdowell who has
been seriously i'll for seven weeks
now pronounced better than usual.
Miss Lois Fem is still on the
sick list, she has had, indeed, q
very serious and painful siege.
Mr.. T. K Weslhsrsby is unable
to stir from home on account Of q
sick family. Hope it win be differ
snt before the election.
Our school here will close Friday, f,
April 14th, with a concert.
Hon. D. s. McDanisl will deliver
the annual address at 4o'clOek p m, 4,
and the concert will follow that
night. All are invited.
SUBSCRIBER,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

The Globe Democrat is authority
Tor the statement that Cuba is 20
Be annexed, that = strong party is
10 be formed there for that purpose
and that President Mckinley is in
iavoF Of universal suffrage at FIRST,
and thsn desires an educational and
property qualification.
We do not know that the above
statement should be doubted as the
war Tor humaDity's sske(?) had
hardly begun before a tendency de-
vslOpsd to annex everything in or
out OF sight. In regard to the suf
frage plan it is in perfect accord
with the policy Of this civilized ma.
ton toward the ignorant people of
"Our island possessions" F." Certain
ly they should be allowed TO vote
their country over 10 the United
States, and then the right to have
say as to how it shall be governed
should be taken away from them.
Presumably because after fighting
TO give them local self.gOvernment
We have found them incapable of
it, but really because the country
will rapidly Eli up with an intslli.
gent and wealthy class Of our own,
who must have the biggest slice Of
pie in this grab game Of politics
and greed.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07
Mississippi Press Association.

The Thirty-Fourth Annual Ses
sion Of the Mississippi Press Asso
ciatien will he held aboard Il
steamboat from Vicksburg to New
Orleans. Arrangements are being
made by the Secretary to have the
boat leave Vicksburg Tuesday,
May l6, and arrive at New Orleans
Friday, May, 10.
The Secretary is now correspond.
ing with the Transportation Com
panies for rates and name Of steam.
er. AS soon as definite information
is received members Of the Associ.
alton will be notified by circulars
The steamer will make stops al
Natchez, Baton Rouge and other
points and visit the great sugar re-
fneries Of Louisiana, making il
one Of the most delightful excur'
sions in the history Of the Associa
tion. The scenery along the Low
er Mississippi is the grandest o
any Southern River.
For this trip the Press will rem
devious at the Carroll Hotel, Vicks
burg, which must be reached no
later than Tuesday noon, May l6
1899. Transportation to VicksburI
aud from New Orleans will be fur
nished by the Railroads.
The Association will be enter
tanned in New Orleans by the Pres
Club of that City. From New Or
leans the members will return l.
their homes by rail.
Weekly and Semi Weekly paper
are entitled to two represe natives
Dailies to three
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

After quietly slumbering f"r
some few months TangipahOa l.
again in eruption. The attempted
assassination and wounding Of a
saw m II hoss has been succeeded
by a hue and cry whicn it is to be
hoped will result in something
mpre than the usual fsrcrs that
have attended previous so called
attempts at detection and arrest Of
the guilty Vicksburg Herald.
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Rheumatism Cnred.

Ny wife mas used Chamberlaih's
Pain Balm for rheumatism wi b
great relief, and l can recommend
ilasa splendid d Iinimenl GorIheuma.
lism and other household use fol
which We have found it valuable -
W. J. CUYLER. Red Greek, n. Y.
Mr.. CupleI is one of the leading
merchaslS Of this village and one Of
the most prominent men in this
vicini,y.-W @. PHIPPlN. Editur
Red Creek Herald. For sale by
DR.. NJ. P. Bates, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

The cold spell Of some days since
was a disastrous one 10 this section
and the results fsr.reaChing and de-
structivd. II seems a settled fact
that not only have the orange trees
been killed, but also the fig trees
and the China. Great inconven.
fence will follow the loss Of the
shade given by the China trees, but
the killing Of the fig trees means a
material shortage in circulation OF
cash on the coast. The 6gs are not
only a readily salable commodity
to those who grow them, but the
canning oil them by the factories Of
this section gives employment to
many otherwise idle persons. The
last year or two this enterprise ol
canning 6gs bad grown to large i'm
portance, and agencies had been al
work for some weeks to make thiC
season fer outrank oil others Of the
past. The jig is up, however, and
ii will be three or four years before
relief can be had.-Biloxi Review,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07
Circuit Court Proceedings.
Civil CASES.

CIVIL CASES.
c. N. Wilson vs. J. T. Nunnsryi
judgment by consent,
RM Dixon vs. Jehu Underwood;
continued.
Edward Aaron vs. Bank Of Clos
ter; non suit.
Jas. Hinson & Sons VS.. Y & NJ.
V. R. R.; continued.
W Brown vs.. Nsth Tucker &
A J Lazar; con.
W R Brown VS.. A J Lazar, Beas
ley and Lilly; con.
Nat Ratcliff VS.. T J Cole; judg.
ment fnrplaintiff.
TIP Rateliff vs.. A J Lazsr; com.
promised.
Bates l. Butler VS.. D n Causey;
judg. for plaintiff by agreement.
WD Pray vs.. Wm. Brown; dis.
missed costs plaintiff.
WD Pray vs.. T C Parker; dis
missed costs plaintiff.
Peter Nichols vs.. Y & NJ V r r;
continued.
Town of Gloster VS.. E Il Harrell
ct al continued,
Hyman & Bros. vs. W W Jack.
son; judgm. for plaintiff.
Van Vleet Drug Co. VS.. J K
Webb ct al continued,
CA Maxwell VS.. c c Bates; ver-
dict for plaintiff.
j NJ Brumfeld VS.. C II Bates;
continued.
" b McCoslin VS.. J L & R II
Pate; judgment for plaintiff.
Hyman Mercantile Co. vs. N E
Cutrer; verdict for plaintiff,
is Anderson vs. Jane Sibley ct
al; verdict for plaintiff.
In all cases against the Y e. NJ V
r r Judgment was given by consent.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07
Hawaii as a Territory.

Harold NJ. Sewall, who has been
the special agent of the United
States in Hawaii ever since the is.
lands we're annexed, was one Of the
passengers on the steamer Austria
liza, which arrived at San Francis
CO, March 81.
The object of my trip" Mr..
Sewall said, "is TO visit my family
whom l have not seen for some
time. have obtained a leave Of
absence and will remain in this
city for a week or so and then "a
to my home in Maine, where l ex
pect TO stsy ten days or more. l
will 90 TO Washington, where !
will submit my report on the con.
ditions now prevailing in Hawaii.
whether the administration
will formulate a plan of govern.
ment on my report | am unable to
cay. The people Of the Hawaiian
Islands are opposed to having their
country treated as a colony by the
United States. They want to be
given territorial form of govern.
ment, similar TO that which exists
in New Mexico and Arizona. / am
heartily in sympathy with them in
that matter"
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07
Hopes New Romance.


Anthony Hopes new romance,
which he has just finished. is call
cd "The Countess Emilia" and
has been purchased by the Ladies'
Home Journal, in which periodic
al it will Immediately begin. The
story is about a beautiful Countess.
She has quarelled with her hus.
band, and they have decided to live
in seclusiUn in seperats wings Of
the castle. This they do until Cap.
tain Dieppe, who becomes q men,
Der ofthe household, inadvertently
opens a door, through which are re-
vealed To him the apartments Of
the xilelCuuntess, with the beau.
tiful occupant standing in the door
way. The Captain falls in love
With the young woman, and from
this point there is not a moments
cessation in the romantic advent.
ures which ensue in the castle, III
gardens and neighbOring places o.
rendezvous
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

The proof Of Gen. Brooke's wise
tolerance in giving The Cuban as.
sembly rope, even when it's per,
formances were irritating and pre-
posterous in the extreme, have
been proved now. The "assem.
bly," is now no more-it has igno
bly, and from inanilion peterrd out +,
after having excited common de
rision, and furnished an object les.
SON of value -Ex.
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from ship to shore and vice versa. 60
As Sig. MarcOni is only twenty
six years Old-youngsF even Than
Tssla, there i no telling What slec-
trie improvements will cone from
such 40 intelligent IOuFes.-Times
Oamnerat
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07
Bridges To Be Let,

DY ORDER of the Board Of s.
I'D pervisors Of Amite Count,
Miss., the rebuilding and repairing Of i.
following Bridges viii be let 10 the lows
bidder. on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NAY, 1883.
ct the eOart house in the town Of nbsa
Building Of a New Bridge IcrOu
the creek on public road Nun.
bsr Z, in District No. /, nsat Ii,
Zion Hill church.
Specifications on Ale in the office Ol 4,
Chancery Clerk. for reference.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

The Philippine Commission has
issued proclamation to the people
of the islands full Of expression Of
good will, but giving no promise Of
independence, demanding on the
contrary the supremacy Of the Unit
ed States.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

NoA-AzAiA4aAo-aeF . sale.
George Gunby etsl.
vs.. Ga a.
Zsbadsr Garner stal.
DT VTKTUE q 3 5se7es uf th,H..
ID ChzaceFy CanFt Il Auis &C., 4
q MEsissippi. made q the Nav - r.
ie96 thersof IN the Euit Of Geapss 90 e 8
a. u. Lebader Gamer Ct a., Ne. so8 ~
ing . Sale Of certain land IN nd Co. -
Sls.s, I, as 3 Commissioners apD,ies.. =
said Court to make said Sale undsf - Z
crss. VII On the
First Monday in May, A. D. lSa
same being the lat day thsraot OH, 49,
10 the highest bidder Tor uaah, Il UsbF., =
due al tie north door Of the eourt.bon.' /
the town Of Lib rty, said county "a =
the following described land, 70 W n
North East quarter Of the South EsSt -
Of Section Ten (l0l Township One fIlP.-S
Three (s) East. And the North East oD,-.s
Of the South East quarter Of Section Tssfis
Township one (1l Range Three lSl R.s
except Twenty-SiI t26) acres Of Of shssss
Fad sf said North East quarter Of SoutA =.
quarter Of Section Ten ll0), TOwnshiD n
~ Range Three 90 East. Sad and -.
situated in The County Of Amits, S1.Is
Mississippi
This 4th day Of April A. D. 1899.
I'm. BATES. Conni,,iOn.,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

tits thought that Gen. Macarthur
will not pursue the FilipinOs be-
yond MalOlOs, but will 60 into camp
Sntil the rainy season is over, and
4 the natives sdOp. guerilla tactics
an effort will be made TO employ
stbsr natives against them.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

Chanesllors LOnginO and Hill,
~ Grssnvills and Hattiesburg. re-
.pectively, have rendered their res
icnatiUns. Judge LOngino because
he Is 9 candidate for Governor, but
Judge Hills reason is not stated.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

An examination made by Lieut..
Elliott, Of the Baltimore, shows a
total Of 141 hits made at Manila
which is considerably more than
was made at Santiago, but this &C.
counted for by the fact that Dewey
made his advance on ships which
we're at rest, while Schley's was a
running fight. The official report
Of casualties; Killed 1877 wounded
214; total 3lS.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

Areportsr on this paper dreamed,
ihs other night, tha. the editor de.
cided to get Ou. a paper for once in
his career that was Entirely Salts
factory, says the Atchison Globe.
Every item that was brought in was
varied around to different houses,
and If any objections we're made it
vas killed. Ala o'clock the paper
vent TO press as usual, and when
he patrons unfoldsd it that evening
they found nothing but a blank
-heet. The editor slept swsstly
that night, and dreamed that he had
printed nothing TO offend anybody,
and that his paper was for once En-
lirely Satisfactory.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

The U. s. cruiser Philadelphia,
and a couple Of British war vessels,
hombarded several villages in the
Samoa island recently. The orig
inal row began over the election Of
a king BY the natives. American
and British sailors we're landed to
qusll the riot, and several tars got
killed. The German consul was
backing King Mataafa, and it was
for a time feared there would be Sc.
rious trouble, but Germany has
proposed a commission, consisting
Of one representative from each of
the three powers involved, to settle
the trouble, and this plan has been
accepted. King Oscar, of Sweden,
will probably be umpire.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-07

Habitual constipation is the door
through which many of the serious
ills of the body are admitted, The
occasional use Of PRIcKLY ASH BIT
TIERS will remove and cure this dis
tressing condition. Sold by DR., NJ, P,
Bates, Liberty, Miss,