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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06
Baaa6er Isouts a Isobber.

j. q. Garrison, Cashier of the bank
Of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed
of health by serious lung trouble I'M
til he tried Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Then he wrote: 1T
is the best medicine ever used for a
severe cold or bad case of lung trou-
BILE. always keep bottle on hand. ="
Don't suffer with Coughs, Colds. or any
Throat Chest OF Lung trouble when
you can be cured so easily. Only SOC
and SI.00. Trial bottle free at Finlay's
Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06
A Fiendish Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. F.
coIIier, of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
waved fatal. 1t came through his kid
pays His back got so lame he could
r ~ stoop without great pain, nor sit IN
~. ! op os except propped by cushions. No
q me helped him until he tried Elec-
t t';n Ritters which effected such won
S S.lo change that he writes he feels
AZ uG. ~, . now man. This marvellous med
IN ,n;,,a cures rrn backache and kidney trou-
,sln hurdles the blood and builds up
,,oI,r health. Only SOC at F1nlays
Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06
stepped Into Live Goals

when q child burned my foot
frightfully," writes w. II. Eads. OF
Jonesville, Va, ''which caused horrible
leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklen s
Arnica Salve wholly cured me after
everything else failed IDfallible for
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and
Piks. Sold by Finlay's Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06
yAMv. sppcIAL RATE COLUMN.

National Convention of the Christian Church
X City, Mo-, Oct. 18th to 18th, 1900, one
as $500 for the round trip tickets on sale
t. ~ to 10th limited to Oct 23rd for return
Siial Reunion Society of the Army OF Cum,
berikTh Confederate Veterans and annual
meetinx National Association Spanish War
V4era1e, Chattanooga, Tenn. Oct. 9Th to llth,
1900 one fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Oct 9Th and 9Th, limited to Oct. 18th, for
return.
Annual Convention League of American
Municipalities, Charleston. L. G., Dec. II TO 10,
laiO One fare for the round trip plus 81 90.
n rets on sale Dec. to II, limited TO Dec. ~
~. Louis Exposition, Sept. 18th TO Oct 10th
1ed6. one and one third fare for the round trip,
Tickets on sale Sept. 18th and 10th ana eaeh
Monday and Thursday to Oct. 18th. limited 20
10 "a Ca mi Memphis, Tenn. Oct. Iat to
9Th 100 on Oct. sfh a special excursion VIII
ha run from ViclribnfR to Memphis ct very low
rates Round trip, Greenville TO Memphis
81 %. Train leaves Gfeenville os1oa m Oets
III 1906 return leaves Memphis4p M. oet, or
w Il 1,ouis Fair Oct it 10Th, 1900. One fare
az fhe round trip Tickets on sale Sept Soth
10 Oct. str, dna1 limit for return Oct
mo A, Scott, ID "A. = hucts. z - A.
Memphis, Tenn. greenyine MISS
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06

vou want your boy to wait and get
ono e those up-to-date boys suits at
The Leader. Y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06
FRAMES TO ORDER,
FRAMES TO FIT.

when we say we make frames to fit
yeur pi ct1re, we don't mean only that
the moulding will be joined so as to
exactly fit the picture. We mean more
than that We mean that there are
special mouldings which are especially
suited to that picture. We fit the
moulding TO the idea OF the artist as
we'll as is the artist itself.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
MARQUIS ITO TALKS ABOUT
THE CRISIS IN THE ORIENT

Ew YORK
~ kO,
The Marquis
official talked freely the
OF Representatives
the
o
settler accomplished
Of with
otcarryo
TungF
death II they ignored 1t Is Impossible
made by force the
disappear altogether
useless 700 many premnay coho'ons
permitted and
,ao vii reign be
.,,,r. ,on ,,,an. -,
ether power nothing further by force
owers her proposals
withdrawal The financial will result further
IS smoreth ss
Manchu
in TO a
and dabut TO e
with o.
dominate The
Of but be withdrawn from the for
people asked America Gould -
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
MAY COMPETE WITH
THE SUGAR TRUST
The Reported Plan Of the United
Fruit Company Of
Boston.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 7.-During the
pest week elevator property and other
property on the river front have been
purchased by the United Fruit Company,
or the fruit trust of Boston. which con-
trols absolutely the trade In tropical
fruits with Central and South Anssr.ca.
and that company has purchased proper
ties I'm New. Orleans with the ntention Of
entering the field as a competitor Of the
sugar trust by raising sugar in the West
Irdies and Central America and bringing
n to New Orleans for refining. -r
For two years capitalists interested In
the United Fruit Company have had q
gigantic enterprise on foot Involving the
production of raw sugar In vast quaint
ties. They bought a sugar Plantation N
Costa Rica. where they made expert
ments. which convinced them that. the
scheme was not chimerical. II was moth
ing more nor less than alternating with
the production OF fruit and sugar on the
same lands. They began to purchase vast
tracts of sugar lands In Cuba. and is Il
said that up to the present time have ac-
quired over wp.ooo acres Of the finest su
gar lands In Cuba.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
SUSPECT YOUTSEY
IN CONVULSION
Dramatic Episode in Case oI
an Alleged GoebeI
Murderer.

CEORGETOwN, KY, Oct. 1o.-Henry
Yeutsey, on trial for completely In the
Gcebel assassination. did not appear In
court when II convened this morning.
&C lionel Crawford stated that physician
who was called TO see Yeutsey last night
found the defendant violent and 1t was
necessary to administer opiates. under the
Influence of which he slept, but that this
morning he was In a stupor with every
indication Of having been In commissions
during the night. Attorney Franklin, for
the commonwealth. had no objection to
rassing the case but said the court should
Earpoint physicians to examine and report
OF Youtsey's condition. II was ordered
that the case should be passed until to-
morrow morning.
GEORGETOWN. KY. Oct. 1o.-The
Yeutsey case was passed until tomorrow
morning on account OF the unconscious
condition OF the defendant
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
AS TO SUGAR
AND OTHER STOCKS
Selling Movement Puts the White
Staple . Point
Off.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Sugar-Raw.
steady; fair refining, Lac: centrifugal.
So test. SIC; molasses sugar. &c. Re-
fined, steady; crushed. 6.15c; powders,
5.S1c, graduated. 5,l5c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Opening prices
generally were slightly under yesterdays q
closing figures, rejecting London weak
mkn1Eet for Americans. st. PauPs large
decrease in earnings for the first week In
'0Ft0Der had a general influence on west
ern railroad stocks. Business was small,
but a block of 2.100 shares of Northern
Pacific changed hands at 4s. a loss Of 3-s
per cent. s
There was slight rise in the general
market, coincluent with the marking up
of Tin Plate and Consolidated Gas is
and 3d. respectively. The demand SUBJ
sided and the railroad list receded to or
Below the opening level. The market be-
came steadier at II o'clock under the in
lf'uence of a renewed demand for the trac-
tons. After an extended period of dull
ness the market was awakened by sell
ling movement, which put sugar and Ten.
nessee coal a point off from the highest
and brought prices all around down tc
the lowest. At noon the market averag-
ed one-half per cent below last night fol
| the, prominent railroads.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

He has Men on the Watch all ovsi
the Country.

CHICAGO. Oct. Ex-senator ]. X.
JoEes. chairman of the National Commit
tee. said today:
Il intend TO address letter to the
Democratic clubs all over the country.
requesting them to give me the proof. in
all Instances that came within their
knowledge. OF employers undertaking to
eoerce or mandate employees. have
now some men In Ohio for the purpose OF
ascertaining the conditions there. and
have instructed them to report carefully
what facts they discover. Our people are
thoroughly aroused to the danger IN this
direction. and are determined to have an
honest election"
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
ON TR ALL OF A OhIMINAL.
Why Detectives Watched q Flat II
New York CITY.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-The police be-
lieve that William Schneider, who en-
bezzled 100000 from the Elizabethpors
Banking Company of EIizabethport. N. T..
IL hiding in this city.
Former Judge Giahooley, counsel for the
institution. called at the West Forty-sey-
enth street police station at o'clock th,s .
morning and asked for the service Of two
Edetectives. Mr.. Gilhooiey said he nal
several men watching q nat where ne
suspected Schreiber would co. The
watchers were tired out. he said. Two &C.
tcctiyes We're sent to relieve them. Mrs
Anna Hart, the occupant of the fiat, ad.
H.its that Schreiber Lived with her under
the name of William Hart, but claimz
she has seen nothing of him since Au.
!8pet 18th.
Civil proceedings will be insfitu .el
against Mrs. Hart by the Eiizabethporl
Banking Company for the recovery ol
$1o,oO0 worth of diamonds, $4,000 in cast
and personal property valued at 5000
which they allese were lavished upon hel
by Schreiber.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
TO
N|E|KLEJ0HN
Does Constitution Go
With Flag?
THE G[sSI0N OF SuLU
=
Movements Of the Democratic Presi-
Dental Nominee on the East
ern Speaking Circuit.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. 1o-willam
]. Bryan today took cognizance of. the
letter sent to him by. Assistant Secretary
of War Meiklejohn. which was given out
yesterday. and prepared reply to it.
The reply says:
II am In receipt of your favor OF the
eth instant. In regard to the Sulu treaty.
IL Is true that the President. two months
after tie signing of the treaty. sent to
General Otis the Instructions which you
qrote. You Will note that the treaty. or
agreement. as the President describes.
was confirmed and approved subject to
the action Of Congress, and the only ex-
'ccption that he made was that the Re-
pablican party. with the approval Of the
administration, has adopted thes theory
that the CONSTITUTION does not follow the
Tag. and therefSre the tnirteentf amend
ment does not Interfere with slavery In
the Philippine archipelago.
The Porto Rican law asserts the doc
trine that the people OF Porto Rico are
beyond the protection of the Constitu-
ton and can Be governed by the arbi-
trary and unrestrained power OF the
president ana Congfess. III the Constitu-
ton itself cannot affect the West Indies,
how can the thirteenth amendment md
its way across the Pacific into Asia? The
President does not repudiare Article 13,
which reads as follows:
".1he United STATES viii give full pro-
lection to the Sultan and his subien1a4i1
any foreign nations should attempt to
/ impose upon them.S -rs-s<arF
! I'm view or the fact that the President
lin his letter Of acceptance declares 1t dan
serous for Us to agree to protect a Chris
| tan republic in the Philippine Islands
~euld 1t not be wise for him to withdraw
the agreement to protect a Mohammedar
4 island? The agreement does not repudi
ate Article IA. which reads as follows:
"'The United States will not sell the
Island OF Sulu or any other island of tht
Sulu Archipelago to any of the foreign
tar of the Sulus.'
| .'If we buy all the Philippine Islands
from Spain without the consent of tn,
Inhabitants. is 1t fair that we should agre'
not to sell any OF the Sulu Islands with
out the consent of the Sultan? Then, II
other words Is 1t more important that ;
Suhan's wishes should be considered tina,
the interests of the people should be re
gSrtled?
VERY respectfully, w. J. BRYAN
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Early today Colo
mel w. J. Bryan. having completed hi
tour of Illinois at a late hour last night
left on his special train for the East. Hi
departure was cheered by the few clos
friends and advisers who accompanie
him to the train. He viii travel In Mfchi
gan for two days.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Oct. TO-
Mr.. Bryan began a two days tour Q
Michigan today. making the first speec
: in that State at East Buffalo. Before h
reached that place, however, he had mad
lono short address at Michigan City.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
SWEEPING TRIUMPH
OF IMPERLALISTS
Salisbury's Ministry viii be Sus.
tanned by a Great
Majority.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The announcement
today Of results of yesterdays polling
sfow the Liberals have made three gains.
the Ministerialists have gained one seat,
FDumfrieshire. and that the Nationalists
have secured one, South Dublin
L The total number of members of Par
lie ment elected up to the present is 549,
as follows: Ministerialists. 351 Opposi-
ton, 19S.
In the three-cornered fight in South
Dublin, J. Mooney, Irish Nationalist, oust-
led the Conservative member, Hon. Hor-
ace c. Plunkett, whose candidacy was
also opposed by Mr.. Bah. another Con-
|servative.
NEW YORK. Oct 1o.-A dispatch te
the Tribune from London says:
Mr.. Walton's great majority at Barns.
ley is fresh proof that the Liberal -Impe-
rialist of pronounced views holds hi:
ground without difficulty The Unionis
conquest of Burton by over 1900 Is new
proof of Mr.. ChamberIain's power as
canvasser, for ii was In this Stafford
shire district, where the Liberals had no
tten opposed for two elections, that h
| week, after the audience had sought L
silence him. Frome was another Unionis
gain. The Liberals gained seats In Der
Ibysbire and Devonshire, but John Bright,
son was unable to carry Montgomer.
noroughs
| There are signs of Radical resentmen
and action over the growing Influence o
ithe Liberal Imperiaiists on the Opposi
ton side. A convention has been Gale
for the organization Of National De
mocracy, which will be recruited fror
the labor and Socialist factions. The ad
lvccates of this movement denounce Lor
Rcsebery even more bitterly than they d
Mr.. Chamberlain.
! DIR. Conan Doyle has returned fror
Scotland and talks cheerfully about hi
defeat. with the air Of a man who ex
Ipects to go in again and win-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
Mckinley is Confident.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-The advices
which President Mckinley has received
Indicate that the Republican electoral
tickets will be successful in every North
|ern State east of the Missouri river, in
al; the Pacific Coast. States, In the Bor-
der States of Delaware, Maryland, West
virginia and perhaps Kentucky, in such
Western States as Kansas. North and
South Dakota and Wyoming. with even
chances for Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho,
Mcrtana,, Utah and Nevada.
President Mckinley fs fully content 70
devote all his time to public business,
leaving Mr.. Bryan a monopoly of the
speechrraking He Is satisfied that the
Democratic candidate is hurting his own
cause In almost every speech he makes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
To Consider Sugar Bounties.

BERLIN, Oct Sit is officially an
|nounced that representatives of Germany.
.tr,. a,,d France will meet in Paris In
a fexr f,avs 10 reconsider the sugar boun-
tv question. The French Government
nronosed the reconsideration. The Ger
man delegates are not instructed. and It
depends on the result of the preliminaries
whether the deliberat tiors. which were
ahrrtive al Brussels, win he resumed II
FRANCE is prepared to concede enough to
irstify the hone that an Understanding
can be reached, all the sugar producing
ctrntries will be invited to another con-
ference.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

Benton Harbor was reached a few min
utes before Q o'clock, while Mr. Bryan
was eating breakfast. The speaker s
platform stood near the train and the
immense crowd waited patiently while
MT. Bryan hurriediy finished his meal.
MI. Bryantalked for half an hour at this
point. dwelling especially upon trusts and
Imperialism.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

sumption of work is regarded as certain.
but this. II Is believed. will only be se-
cured after considerable difficulty. Most
OF the mine owners who have granted
the increase do not specify In their no.
uees how long the advance shall remain
IN force. and IT is not unlikely that an at
tempt win be made by the miners In con-
vtntion to open negotiations with the
operators looking toward an understand
Ing on this matter. This will cause delay,
and no one looks for resumption OF work
early next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-The result OF the
first day of registration In Chicago. for
the Presidential election, which. occurs
next month. shows that 2S5. .36l voters en-
tered their names on the. registration
books. The first day four years ago 293, :
.507 voters registered. $780, &
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

~ -''.s. .sS. Oct NE n,rtwer. ou-
.'s., PASSENGERS on The ward line
''s..s ,'a,' s,'' Who was Transferred TO
~ ss ..a -, Yesterday. was taken
n, i.l,s. s,, ,, and removed TO swim
FN 49, HOSPITAL f1r treatment To-
ep'd yellow fever
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

~. ~ chksa,s' made 10 I'M senator
,als n nv NJ. ~ dropping a seven
~ ~ IN 49, on him from the ton
I ouhk sr..'h sr.,h Ne W as speaking.
"''a hanna's shoulder
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

sHAMoKIN. PA, Oct. i0.--Five dele
gates rft here for Scranton this morninl
10 participate I'm the miners convention
They are instructed TO vote for reduc
tion In the price Of powder TO si-5o per kee
semi-monthiy pay. and to accept the
per cent Increase providing the operator
guarantee to keep wages up to that stand
ard for at least one year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

PHYSICIANS
a arp . AuouR. Homeopstnic Prsc-
.....s :. Special attention given 20
s,-.r ilssasss. once and residences.
s.,.,.als g., neariv cpp Methodiss
's.,-s. sfnce hours. 10 20 y a m. > 20
s~ftosp m! sundays. s:3s 90
fns NJ. rsl ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

ma. AGENTS..
s'.s = e-Asent 70 tab. scsno~,-ds-
"A, . wfsmeuis, w district of Roma.
20 Nn,... " Aohrs ofice. Kins ~ !.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

,ls. RRosERs
~. -,.Ips,s'nsLt.-omos p,'nss Queen ., 20
s"oa FEED Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

Me-. s,..,.NELt.-t.o.n. negotiated
p.'nsss transactsd. pe,nst 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

MA. [ 'hoN NORKs.-Ensineeru and
N.... W Pumping snd sugar Ma
~ .. " eomplete power plants. Of
m ~ spreckels block. Tel. ia
sss.,,n TAILOR, N. An. 500. 9. n
l,,s sn Hrdrauiic rnsinssr -
s.' Honolulu; Tel. ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

LEILA q CLEVELAND. MD.-Onnc.
= klns a. hours to u a m. 60
Ia q. rs ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18

nx, VFTtCfANs.
". =, .ss,seLEcT rouR EYES. you
r-,..'. ens psir Don't wear other
A., nas,' your eyes diyer from
"A. ,.oat oat Nesr cheap, improperly
s..e hsy viii ruin your sxss.
Ns LUCAS. opTIciAN. Lsvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
A LESSON FROM THE SULTAN.

The jubilee, or twenty-ffth anniversary, Of
the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamld was cele-
bTated recently with much pomp and circum-
stance though with little attention from the
world at large, which was more interested in
Chinese revolutions, golf tournaments and the
row between Croker and Hill 1t was despite
such neglect, an incident Of historical interest
and in at least one practical particular it might
well be carefully considered and emulated in
our own land and State and city. For after
the subsistence of the tumult and the shour-
ing, and the departure of the captains and the
kings, there remain-the drinking fountains!
These were, in fact, the particular feature OF
the occasion. In all parts of the Empire public
drinking fountains were erected and opened for
use in commemoration of the jubilee
That is something that might well be and that
urgently needs to be emulated here For lacl,
of just such adjuncts to health and comfort
is one of our grievous woes. People drink too
little. They drink too much OF, alcoholic LIQUORS
and of those only less harmful compounds of
sugar and chemical flavOTS which are so album
dainty retailed in Summer time as cooling
beverages" but which in fact increase rather
than diminish heat and thirst But of pure
water, untainted with laboratory products. they
drink too little, and they do so largely because
opportunities of drinking it are so few. Wall,
on a summer day from Bowling Green to Cen
trail Park, and how many chances of drinking
pure water do you have? Bawooms are plenty
and shops for the sale of sophisticated mixtures
of glucose. marble dust and aniline DIVES Rut
You may count on the fingers Of one hand the
public offerings of simple Croton. And the same
is true Of other cities and towns and rural roads
Nor is man the only sufferer That most
valuable and most faithful of all his animal
servants, the horse, is even more Of a martyr
to thirst. Drinking places for him are fewer
still, and where they exist they are usually III
devised. so as to discourage use of them. As
rule the city horse works all day without
drink unless perhaps he gets one at noon. And
on many a country road you may drive for
hours without finding place where your horse
may drink. Yet the horse grows thirsty inst
as quickly as the man. and suffers from that
eondsSon just as keenly, and is probably in
jured by it more. For, apart from the matter