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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21
TO ERECT A GRIST MILL.
Another New Enterprise for savan-
nah.

A new enterprise for Savannah is
about TO be established by Mr.. F. r.
Clark Of Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Clark
has in the Plant System yards the
equipment for a grist. -four and meal
mill, which he win establish here. The
location will be adjoining the Plant
System terminals. The plant will cost
between 5000 and $4,000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21

The fruit product Of the American
Wine Company ST. Louis: Cooks I'm
perisi Extra Dry Champagne; suits
sYery taste.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21
FIRST FLORIDA BALE.
Expected 10 Reach savannah Some
Time To-day.

Butler. Stevens g. Co. received ad-
vices yesterday OF the shipment 20
them OF the FIRST bale OF new Florida
cotton by J. =. Cunningham OF Jen-
nings. Fla. IL is expected 10 reach
Savannah by freight to-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21

s1.10 to Fernandina and return every
Sunday via Seaboard Air Line Railway.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21

Atlantic Coast Line mileage tickets
good over $4,000 miles of road. $500
per book-one thousand miles.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21

Are operated by Seaboard Air Line
Railway on their trains 81 and 81. be-
tween Savannah and Hamlet. serving
lunch and dinner "a la arte."-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-21

Remnants
Remnants

A big lot of short ends,
odd lots, broken sizes,
accumulated from our
summer business, and We
now propose to make a
clean sweep of all this
for just what they will
bring. We will also make
a grand finish Of all Col
Ored Dress Lawns and
Wash Goods, with no re-
gard as to what they cost.
We will save you soc on
the dollar in Table Lin
ems, Napkin, Towels and
Bed Spreads. Look the
stock over and compare
quality and prices.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
mud College Items.

School opened September lst. with
good attendance.
Mr.. Andrews little son has been
quite sick the past week with brain
fever.
Rev. Phillips reached his farewell
sermon at Ait. Carmel Sunday and Sun
day night.
Minnie Garrison of Nebraska is visit
ing her 81 ster Mrs. Roy.
An Ice cream supper was given ut Mr..
Frank Hough's Saturday night large
crowd was present and good time re-
ported.
Burton Estis OF Carthage called on
his sister Mrs. L. p, Drown oae day last
week.
A surprise suTper was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe HCuck Of Mt. Carmel Deigh.
borhood Friday evening. They will move
to Lamar soon.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Barton County,

Mrs. Anna Hydor died at tho home OF
her son G. A. IIyder last Friday morn
ing at o clock after au illness Of more
than five months, at the age Of 80 years.
She bore her cline aud suffering with
patience and fortitude and gave those ip
attendance upon her the least trouble
possible, The funeral was conducted 10y
Rev ID. w. Teeter OF Jasper at Forest
Grove where the intermont took place.
Mrs. Clara Holt of near Dewey, 1T is
here with friends having been notified
OF the illness Of her mother, Mrs Hyder
Mrs. Pheoba Wicker OF Prescott, Kan.
sas arrived twelve hours after the death
of her sister Mrs. II! der.
Lesby Garret and wife moved from
Lamar to Jasper Saturday.
Spring river and Coen creek are both
higher than they have been for long
time at time Of year when the water
is usually very low.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Obituary.

Harry Glenn the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George f. Peed died August, %,
1902, at their homo ut Anadarko, Okla
homa Territory, after short illness Cf
Typhoid fever Of only IA days. lie wGs
years months IL days old. He leaves
u father, mother and one brother ard u
host of friends to mourn his lost.
He has gone from US forever.
lie was so bright and gay.
He has crossed the Mystic River
10 that land of perfect day.
No more will we hear his soft foot
steps;
No more will we see his loving face;
For there is no one to Us like Glenn;
No one can ever ia his place.
We loved him so dearly,
1t seemed we never could from him
Ho was so kind and loving,
1t almost broke our heart.
Dett tAllNl' NAlbuu you are Sout.
1t vas our Fathers holy will.
Tho your presence forever left MS,
Your memory is with Us still.
You have done rs the Father wished,
Tho your life on earth was shortly
spent.
You have only followed an example,
1t was the way the Savior went.
Dear Little Glenn we will cease our
tears;
Cease NJ more 10 weep,
For We know you are wslh the Savior,
And be viii safely keep.
Some bright day we will join you.
Perhaps you have not long TO wait
Until we cross the Mystic River,
Anu enter u e beautiful golden gate.
l.. and j. Z.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Rose Bank Items.

Mr. Dehoney's family had wagon
load Of folks from Jackson county TO
surprise them last week.
Mrs. Alice Neiswanger and children
left for home last week.
Mrs. Ollie Kes'cr and little daughter
Nellie and ;!rs. Lon Welch aud little
son Howard Ct Webb city were visitors
of Mrs. cline Friday.
Roy cline, John Aylea and Mr. Dixon
attended the horse sa e at jasper Satur.
day.
WIN cline has sold his old farm to Ed
Kes'cr Of Webb city, eighty acres for
sl,GOO.
Grandma cline returned home Satur
day from four weeks visit with Mrs.
Williams.
Miss Nora Dehoney spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Myrtle
cine.
All are rejoicing over the fine rain.
Mrs. Della Williams visited Mrs.
Alice Cline Saturday.
Mrs, Julia Stockton has been visiting
her parents the lust week.
Miss Anna Marcum was in Neck G ity
Saturday.
Joel Green and wife are visiting at
the residence of Willis Green.
The Cline boys are baling hay for Mr.
Buxton.
Embrose Dohoney came home Sutur-
day night.
Mrs. Joseph Bradford and sister Mrs.
Salters were visitors OF clara cline Sat
urday.
Roe Williams was up Saturday lool;
ing at some cattle in DR.. Hamilton s
pasture.
School begir 5 tho 10th OF September
with Mr. Clark OF Mcdoc as teacher.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
FARWELL PARTY.
In Honor OF George calhoon Last
Thursday Evening.

A party was given in honor Of Geo. NJ
Cllhoon at his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Calhoon on Thursday evening
August %.
The evening was spent in playing
games, until late hour when supper Of
ice cream, cake and fruits, were served.
Del arting each one declared he had
spent pleasant evening and extended
many well wishes to George as ,he goes
t. school at Sedalia. Those present
were Misses Lizzie Bayles, Grace,
Gertrude, aud Winnie Owings, Eva
and Miss Hoover OF Webb City, Bertha
Thompson, Grace and Maude Howard,
Clara Gresham, Kate earns, Gerty
Brown, Clara Wood, Pearl aud Josie
Long, Ollie and Ethyle Robinson, Lena
and Ethel Riddle, Puarl King, Myrtle
Reed, Mayme Hiaamon. Messrs:
Herman Hoover, Vernon and Howard
Matthews, Bert, Homer, and Clarence
King, Martin Roberts, Alvin Wood,
Tom Crow, Mastin Stith, Irwin Brown,
Carl and Bert Shoemaker, Frank Wire,
Dan Faith, Andrew and Fred Gresham,
Grin Hiuamon, Willie Mallet, Vernon
and Clint Gresham, Earnest Griffin,
Ralph Winders, Irwin CasGoll, Wilber
Campbell.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
A Parson's Noble Act.

81 want all the world to know" writes
Rev 81 Budlong, Of Ashoway, r. L.,
"whata thoro ghly good and reliable
modiciGe found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me of iaundico aud liver
troubles that had caused me great suffer
ing for many years, For genuine, all
round cure they excel anything | ever
saw" Electric Bite $ are the surprise Of
all for thoir wonderful work in liver, kid
ney and stomach troubles. Don't fail TO
try them. Only soc. Satisfaction is guar
anteed by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Dewey Sparklings.

A farewell party was given George
Calhoon Thursday night by his
pareots at their pleasant home. Bc-
tween fifty and sixty Of his friends we're
present and to say they had grand
time, only expresses it mildly. The
evening amusement commenced with
'Snap" until the "Niller boy" come.
Then an expedition to hunt for the "pig
in the parlor" was started but was at
tackled by "ten little in lians" and in u
hurry to escape, tllilol with the "old
brass wagon but with "skip to my
lou" all safely arrived, and refresh
the di, Ing room where ice cream, Ike,
and fruit were served. Some beautiful
selection were rendert IN the piano by
the Misses Grace Howard, Peatl Long,
Bertha Thcrpson, Mabel Bessie, aud
Myrtle Calhoon, after which thanking
George for such pleasant evening and
wishing him pleasant year at school
all departed.
The Dewey School opened Monday
under tho supervision of Miss Gerte
Owings with an enollment Of eleven
students.
Oriu Buster is the proud owner OF a
son, but mother and ably are quite sick
at this time.
Mrs. Matthews is attending the Dist
rict W. .. L. U. conveltion at Nevada
this week.
Mrs. Ben Elliot and daughter Nellie
spent a day here.
Alvin Woods, Miss Eva Hoover and
George Calhoon have left jasper Co. to
attend school. Alvin at the State
University and the others at Sedalia,
The rain prevented the Sunday school
again from meeting.
The severe storm Sunday morning ac-
complished the feat Of burning one Of
Daniel Cons wheat stacks to the
ground.
Miss Lena Riddle has been entertain
ing Miss habel Brssie this week.
Mr.. Bert Shoemaker of Jasper visited
iu the nelghborhood Saturday.
Mrs. Smith and daughter arc spend
ing tho week visiting Mrs, G lddis.
They livoat Carthage.
Wilber Miller and Toi Herdmsn ate
ice cream with Dan Replogle aud FANNY
Sunday.
Mr.. Russum has been delivering mail
on No. 6 while Mr.. Allison has been
spending the week in Dade County.
A set Of buggy curtains we're found
pear Dry Fork Owner please call at ID,
Matthews.
MIR, Emery is having his hay baled.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
COLUMN
Conducted by the w. {. T. L.
Manhattan, Kansas


Aug. IS, 1902
It's fine to be in prohibition state.
To know that a saloon does not run with
the finest electric lights and the cruwd
Of blear eyed loafers on the sidewalk in
front Of it. Probably prohibition don't
prohibit" entirely here but the first
observation | have made disclosed the
fact that beer swollen faces are much
less numerous than in town where the
sidewalks are laid, with license money.
This is a decided gain from tho view
point Of City improvement Clubs. 1t
ought to make prohibitionists Of every
body interested in beautifying towns.
After all is said and done in way of tree
planting and flower culture 10 our cities
what decorations can compare with
perfection in human face and form?
So far | am much pleased with pros
poets here. The College buildings are
fiuer and more extensive than expect,
Cd MY very home is only three blocks
from the college campus, and the fine
library will be an uufailing Joy.
The state w {. Il. U.Conveutiou is to
meet here Oct l 3. So / shall have an
early opportunity 10 learn if Kansas
women saa do better work than their
sisters across the prohibition line.
VIII tie Life Limo tell the good white
ribbonors iu jasper Co, that this letter
is to every one of them and | shall en-
JOY every reply get from them.
Lovingly, Mary A. Browne.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

I have just received my fall stock
of street Hats. Como and see them be
fore buying clsowherc. Mis-. j. W. b.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine CO., is made ofraro
and costly herbs not found in any Other
preparation, therefore get the kind you
read about. 35c. ElLandcrbau,h
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Flour

To insure good bread use
the Top Notch" the Fa-
nous Hard Wheat Flour,
from Hoisington, Kansas.
The mo. Pacific" is almost
as good and comes a little
cheaper. If you want a sof-
wheat you will be pleased
with "GoldenLo af" or"Ov-
en- Buster" which we also
handle. Try one of these
brands. r. w. SHE ET s
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

DrM j McClurg Dentist, OF Carthage
No, has taken post graduate course
at Chicago and is up-to-date. Cafreo
Block. 4S6
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
4 GontnunIentlon.

Mr.. EDToR-Allow mo TO speak few
words in favor Of Chamberlnin's cough
Remedy. suffered for three years with
the bronchitis aud could not sleep at
night. tried several doctors aud various
patent medicines, but could get nothing
to give me relief until my wife gotta bot
tlo of this valuable medicine, which has
completely relieved me.-W. s. BRocK
MAN, ,Bagnoll, Mo. This remedy is for slle
by Webb Drug 4 Hdw CO,
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

Presbyterian Church Divine Service
every Sabbath evening Except fifth
at usual hours.
Il. G. GuY, Phi. D., Pastor.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

Dress does not make the person. Nor
does clean exterior make clean inter
ior. To be well all organs Of the body must
work in harmony. Rocky Mountain Tea
does this work. + LauderbauAh.
A Good Shoe.
have Just received a complete line Of
the celebrated Priesmcyor Shoes, both
Gentlemon's and Ladies' and can fit! YOU
out in any shape or form aud guarantee
satisfaction. lii HENnEICKs.
r. w. Sheets has the best
81 % boys shoe in town.
Give them a trial.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

Go to Mrs. Simpsoa for your Milli-
merry aud Notions.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Cures Eezen,a, ltehlng tlumors.

Especially for old, chronic eases tax,
Eosanic Blood Balm. 1t gives healthy
blood supply to tho affected parts, hea :
al the sores, erul tons, scabs, scales:
stops the awful itching aud burning Of
eczema, sweilings, suprurating, watery
sores, etc. Druggists, 81 Sample free ard
prepaid by writing Blood Balm CO., At
lanta, Ga. Describe trouble and free
medical advice seut sealed letter.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
FLOUR & FEED

Having bought the Flour
and Feed store formerly con-
Quoted by j. Fl. Near ] re-
spectfully invite you to give
me a call when III need Of
anything in that line. ] got
this big stock at a very low
figure and can make prices
that will interest you.
Chop, ,........... 81 20 per cwt.
Corn Meal, Sl.GO per cwt.
Every sack guaranteed.
WlLBERT MILLER
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Notice.

My accounts have been left at the
meat market and AL knowing them
selves obe indebted to me are rcques-
ted TO call aud settle them as soon as
possible "A. NJ. CllANuALl.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Kansas City
Journal

Has led tie metropolitan dai il.o5 OF the
great Southwest for nearly fifty years
In this section il is supreme. In 1893 it
viii be brighter and better than ever be-
fore. More new, attractive features;
more national and foreign news; more
7ews from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest. Bright
and well selected miscellaney. --latest
sporting news, Al the news that IS
worth printing. The circulation Of the
Journal now exceeds 10000 daily, The
company wants to double il this year
Are you a subscriber If not, now i' q
good time to begin.
SubsGriPsion Rates
Daily and Sunday, l month .....s AZ
Daily and Sunday, 3 month ...... l'W o
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Tri- Weekly, 6 months ............. 10
TUESDAY, Thursday aud Saturday "A
Tri Weekly, year r...............' l'% l'.0
Sunday journal, 6 monts. .......... ~ "
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The Kansas City Weekly Journal
IS cents a Year.
THE JOURNAL
Kansas City, Mo.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Notice.

Parties knowing them
selves indebted to me please
call and settle by Sept.
25 1902.
Resp j. ID. Harbur.
Fora bad taste in the mouth take cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by Webb Drug & Hdw co.
Notice.
All parties indebted to Boucher &
Butts please call aud settle at once. As
we-want all accounts settled at once.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Notice.

All those Indebted to me, please call
IN and settle at once.
Mrs j. w. Boucher.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04

An up,to-dato street Hat at Mrs. Jw
Boueher's.
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Notice.

All those owiag Mill accounts or 9th
erwise mdobted TO IL. L. Tailman, please
call aud settle by cash Or note at Bank
OF Jasper Must close my books.
n l. T.fru,y
The Jasper news., 1902-09-04
Pigs for Sale.

| have n number Of Thoroughbred
Poland China male pigs for sale at my
home 8 miles east Of Jasper.
5l-i w. II. CLoUsER.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
SHORT STORIES FROM
SMALL AD PAGE
Lost Automobile MysteTiOasly Disap-
pears and as Unaccountabiy Is Re
turned to It's Owners.

a unique story Of the recovery Of a
lost automobile through the medium Of
the small ad. page Of The Times has
been going the rounds for several weeks
past II is rather a singular story in
that such d vehicle should have so nlys-
teriously disappeared that the police
were unable to secure any trace Of it.
The vehicle in question is the prop
erty Of a prominent West End family
and IS frequently seen upon the streets
of the city Net 50 many weeks ago, so
the story goes. the vehicle mysteTiously
disappeared from the carriage house, its
loss rot being discovered until the fol-
lowing morning The chauffeur. W no &C
cupied q room over the carriage room,
declared That he had heard nothing an
usual during the light and The detectives
were unable 10 find any evidence u t1s
dCors having been tempered with
after d search Of several days. with
Cut result. il was decided 70 advertise d
reward for the return OF the vehicle.
Nothing was heard as a result Of the ad-
until the second morning, when the We
hicie reaypeared in the carriage house
as nysteFiousIy as it had disappeared.
Through sheer curiosity the detectives
continued their Investigations and I'm
ally asceTtained that On the night Of the
disappearance OF The automobile the
chauffeur had closed she stable quite
early and was afterward seen IL a cen
ditiOn bordering on responsibility be
cause Of the too free use o. liquids of
the Kentucky variety With this as o
basis IT, renewed their examination Of
the man, who finally told the stCTy,
after first being assured that It would
not be repeated 10 his employer
lie said that when On previous Occa-
siOns he had assured the officers that
he knew nothing of the Disappearance OF
the vehicle he was acting in good faith
as ne knew nothing more than the CT
ficers did After the insertion Of the
ad. however, he received that afternoon
q letter from relative who lives il q
remote D5rtion of the District and who
asked him 10 call at the earliest possible
moment. which he did. He was then
informed that he had dashed up 10 the
house in question in a most reckless
manner. and being in no condition to
continue its operation with safety,
relative had placed the vehicle IL Al
unused stable on the place and brought
the recreant chauffeur to the city. where
he was left at a Turkish bath establish
ment- How OF when he reached the
stable he did not know. but when he
awoke in the morning his mind was
blank on the events of the preceding
evening His relative had waited sew
eTaI days IN the belief that he would re-
turn for the automobile but finally see
ing the reward offered became frightened
and arranged 70 communicate with him
at cnce with the result that the auto
carriage was returned and it was deemed
hest to make no statement
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COLONEL RAFFERTY,
POPULAR IN This CITY
Grief Over Death of Former
Fort Myer Officer.
HIS FAMILY RESIDES HERE
Probable That Body Of Commander Of
Fifth Cavalry VIII Be Brought Back
From Philippines for IHtersnent at
Arlington-A Distinguished Record.

News Of the death Of Col william a.
Rafferty,, Of the Fifth Cavalry. IS the
result OF injuries sustained in a fan at
Manila. has o5czsIoned much regret
among Washingtoujans ard deep syupa-
thy for his widow. The colonel. While
at his quarters. feH from a window
which had no sill. ard death enzued
few days later General cshazee vas az
the BEDSIDE when Colonel Rafferty, died.
Until ordered TO the Philippines & year
ago last sp1inE. Colonel Rafferty, was in
command OF the post az Fort 1lyer. Va
where he and his vile entertained in
tTuc array style aaa sl6a5s numbered
anoug their guests many prominent
people from this city. 2Irs. Rafferty, and
he- sister. 1Lrs- Clarke, whose husband
IS also an army Officer. made the fort
nightly hops At Fort a1ye- even fao-e
taEH usually popular during the Tine
the Fifth was stationed there
Since Colonel Raaerty-s departure %
the Archipelago Mrs Rafferty, and Mrs
Clarke have continued thcI- residence
IN this city, and have been identified
with the army contingent here Is is
probable that Colonel Raferty's body
viii be brought back TO this country Tor
iEJeTment az Arlington.
C0ICneI Rafferty, vas a native CT New
Jersey. from which State he W1s ap-
pointed 10 the Military Academy IN 1851.
leaving Princeton College for thac -ur-
pose Graduated from West Point n
1857 he was appointed second Ifs1ten-
ant Of the Sixth Cavalry The next
year ne was promoted 30 2 E-st fieGteB-
ancy, and IN 1858 he became q ca plain
He saw considerable service n the
Indian campaigns, and FOR gaIlautry IL
the action On the Gttie YFicheta River,
Texas, il 1870. and in the Ratchet 51Cun-
tains, New York, in 1892 was b-evetsed
major. On his regular promotion to
majority in 1889. he was assigned tc the
Second Cavalry, remaining vita that
regiment when made lieutenant colo
mel IN 1888. and being transferred 10 The
Fifth Cavalry as colonel, october IS
1884,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
ARTILLERYMRN RECEIVES
A FRACTURED SKULL

NEW YORK. Sept I5-WilIiau Kra-
mer, twenty years old, a pirate
in the 123d Artillery, stationed at Fort
Hamilton, was found this morning by
Policeman Furguson at Throop Avenue
and Bartlett Street unconscious and with
Q fractured skull
According to the story which Kramer
told during a short interval Of conscious
ness after the ambulance surgeon rad
attended him ne had gone cut with
John Dairs and Charles Folk. couple
Of friends. from the fort After spend
ing the afternoon together he had left
them TO go to see another friend While
passing through TBroop Avenue Re was
set upon by several men When found
by the policeman the soldiers pockets
were turned inside out and it was evil
dent that his assailants had attempted
20 rob him.
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of money viii be necessary to put the
complete system in working order.
No less than $50 eco pupils are nov en-
rolled. over 10000 adult natives are
studying English in schools under Amer
lean teachers. and more are applying
than can be cared for at present. There
are more people anxious for education
than there are teachers 10 furnish il,
and there are more teachers than there
are schcoITOoms TO teach ii. the pamph-
let sa-s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
OF DOCTORS
IN SESSION At ROME

ROME, Sept 1.-THE International
Congress of Doctors opened here to-
day. The American physicians are Dr..
Dudley Palmer and DR.. John Hyrne. Of
New York; Dr.. L George E.ngelmaun,
OF Boston. Dr. Cullen Thomas Of Bal
tImore and Dr.. Arthur tombstone, Of
Cincinnati Fifteen other American doc
tors are expected 10 reach her during
the progress OF the congress
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
UNCLE SAM STARTS
/ NATION TO SCHOOL
Thousands of Teachers at
Work in the Philippines,
PUPILS NUMBER 10000
Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee Issues 4 Pamphlet By
Representative OverstTeet Describing
Educational Conditions Of Filipinos.

The Republican Congressional com
mittee has issued d pamphlet on WHAT
is Being Done in the Philippines" pre-
pared from the official records Of the
War Department by Representative
OverstTeet The bulletin treats of the
military situation. the commercial In
terests. the tariff, the question. DO the
Philippines Pay?'' and ether phases Of
the general subject The entire review
is in optimistic vein.
The chapter on the educational sjtua-
ton in the Islands under the heading
"A Nation Starts to school, is fun Of
interesting data After recitiag the In
structious Of the President to the Taft
Commission regarding the education 0.
the Filip.uoz, the report describes pres
enL conditions.
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Mr. Charles F. Gran. OF the proof
room OF the Government Printing Office
Is known among his associates, as the
fnancier. His experience in mauufac-
tories and sDeculauons has been in
strUctive- de has been Interested IN