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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Noticiias de ESpaila
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81 gabinete Moret ha presentado su
dimisi6n.
El marques de la Vega de Armijo
hace esfuerzos por form ar un gabinete
liberal, pero hay pocas esperanzas de
que 1ogre conseguirlo.
El marques de la Vega de- Armijo
ha organizado un nuevo ministerio,
del cual 81 es esidente, = Ell general
Weyler Ministro de la Guerra.
El nuevo Ministerie ha sido organi-
zado en- esta forma. marques de la
Vega de Armijo, Presidente del Conse.
jo; Perez Caballero, Relaciones Exte-
riores; conde de Romanones, Interior
Navarro Reverter, Hacienda; Cobian,
Marina; Amalio Gimeno, Instruction
Pdblica; Barroso, Justicia; Weyler,
Guerra.
81 este ministerio iIega satisfacer
al Parlamento, por sus declaraciones;
Sc tratara dc apresurar entonces la ra-
de Ia Convention de Alpeci-
ras, como tam bien la aprobaci6n del
despues de 10 cual Ell Rev
decretara Ia clausura de las Cortes.
FL Gabinete Armijo ha hecho hoy
sus declaraciones ministeriaIes. Sci
dice que el nuevo Ministerio abriqa ell
proposito de hacer votar el proyecto
de ley sobre Congregations, y que
pedira 4 las Cortes la ratification in
mediata de la Convention de Alseci-
ras, como tambien Ia Suppression de les
peajes y alcabalas en- Espafia
81 marques de Armijo, Pres;dente
del Consejo, el ex- Presidente del Con-
sejo seflor Moret y Ell seflor Canalejas,
ex-Presidente de la Camara de Dipu-
-ados y jefe de IN nuevo partido de-
aom1nado de "los liberales avanzados"
se ocupan en- sondear los altos fun
del Vaticano con e1 fin de
'aber 81 sera aeeptado el proyecto de
ey sobre asocia clones.
Ell vaper espafiol Carmen" que
.ntro en- Tanger con una velocidad de
nsdos por bora, choeo con ell crHcero
RANGES "Forbin", anclado en- aquel
puerto. Adn cuando la proa del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Nota del dia


III DG1IOAO 01 Id 1l11ddAl
gubernativa va transcurriendo
sin ninguna nota sensational v
estrepitosa, a las que parec1a
tan aflcionado, anteriormente,
nuestro immense tutor.
Ell tempo ha pasado, 81 no
podemos decir que en- medic de
una calma bienhechora, con una
tTanquilidad relativa.
Mr.. Post ha perdido sus an
.tiguas afciones a Ia exhibition
aparatosamente teatral. Hasta
81 hado funesto queparecia obs.
tipado en- perseguirle otras We
ces, proporcionandole momen-
tos de triste celebridad, diriase
que le abandona cansado, Y le|
deja sumido en- el mas impene-
ira ble.olvido.
= Han pasado los dias Y cl nom.
bre del gobernador INFERNO,
que era antes una pcsadilla Y
una obcesi0n, no ha sonado esta
vez.
{Esq que el congregante ma
:ximo ha camblado de tactical
lEs que va Sc cree entire los
inmortales, y juzga innecesaria
toda ostentaci6n de sus aptitu-
.,des de malabarlsta que le va
= ieron. en- no lejanos dias, los
aplaus0s de la claque formada
por los acolitos de la congrega-
cIon2
Verdaderamente que, nues-
tIo gobernador INFERNO Sc Ve
desposeido esta vez, de uno de
sus mas pintorescos aspectos,
del que mas nos entretenia por.
10 original y estravagante.
Y como no dice NADIA, nj haceI
NADIA, nj Sc ocupa en- NADIA, esI
dif!cil saber a que puede acha-
carse un cambio tan radical VI
tan de frente, que nos priva de-
admirar el mas curioso espec-
taculo con que nos brindaba la
congregation redentorista.
Hasta hoy hemos esperadol
todos.ios d1as que Sc rompieral
la monotonia de csc inexplica-I
Bile Y misterioso silencio en- que,
Mr.. Post Sc refugia; pero va de-
.sesperamos de que ESQ ocurra, !,
los dias de la lnterinidad estanl
contados; el regreso de Mr.
Winthrop Sc aproxima, ! lai
breve historic de este periodo|
gubernamental va a quedar sinI
81 brusco relieve que otras. We
'ces ha tenido.
Nadie diria que Mr.. Post Sc
asienta en- Ell alto sitial de susl
.arfhelos, siquiera sea por TN
pfazo que no pasara de unos
dfas. En- las esferas del poder
no sc dan selales de vida. Nada
turba el complete silencio, ell
Teposo absolute que envuelve el
augusto refugio del congregan-
tie genial.
dDuerme? tSuena? 5Medita?
Hacia el exterior no llegan nj
los Tumores mas tenues.
FL misterio mas discreto le
ampara; hay algo de esfingico
en- su retralmiento, que ahora
Sc nos antoja una nueva Ease,
TN aspecto desconocido de ese
astro apagado del redentorismo,
que ha caido sobre nosotros 4 la
manera brusca de TN b6lido.
Mr.. Post esta quieto De su
retralmiento no ha podido sa-
earle n Ia apremiante exigen- I
cia que Ieclamaba una inter
venci6n solucionadora del CON- !:
flicto del aqua en- San Juan.
Las reiteradas excitaciones
fueron. en- vano formuladas;
inutilmente Sc ie lnvito a que
1nterpusiera ST autoridad tan i
prodigada Ell otras ocasiones.
Iualdo esperabanos que hi
cIera aigo Mr. Post hizo una
frase, era 10 menos que podia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Sarg. Lopez Dfaz.

Sobre los hechos de Ponce no Sc
hs reclbido information aun cuando
Sc saDe que Ia policfa hace actiyas
gestlones para detener 4 los delin-
cuentes que en- Ia madrugada del 2e
del corrlente asaltaron apedrearon
La resldencia de los sef1ores Arrovo
J Cruz, dando OCCASION 4 un esc6nda-
70 que .mereci6 aserbas censuras 4 Ia
prensa el.Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Cabo Aguayo.
Vi6ques:

Anoche fu6 detenido Ramon Con-
de por inferir Francisco Sarria he
rlda diez centimetros largo en- lado
lzqulerdo del cuello. Juez entiende
en- aSunto.
Sarg. Lopez Dfaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
SUCESOS EN- LA ISLA

Riila sangrienta en- Vi6ques.
0n herido. ~ In perjurio en-
Las NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en-
San German -Sobre Ponce
Otras noticias.
En- Ia maaana de hoy serecibieron
en- el cuartel general de Ia policla.
los Slgulentes telegramas de Ia isla.
San German,
Die. ~, 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Sarge ento Ortiz.
Las Marfas:

Acusado de .perjurio individuo Epi-
fanlo Leclere, por acusaci6n hecha
contra policfa en- causa juegos prohi-
bldos. Hechos probados.
Cabo Aguayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27
Coronel Hamil :
San Juan, P. r.

He detenido a los cuatreros Eusebio
Cruz (a)Tfgre y Rafael Ortiz, como
presuntos autores de robo de qanado
en- esta jurisdiccion.N He defenido
clnco personas por portar armas pro
hibldas.
Sargento Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27

81 marques de Ia Vega d. Armijo
ha organizado un nuevo ministerio,
del cual 81 es Presidente, el general
Weyler Ministro de la Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27

Ell vaper espafiol Carmen" que
entro en- Tanger con una velocidad de
nados por bora, choeo con el cracero
frances "Forbin", anclado en- aquel
puerto. Adn cuando la proa del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-27

El marques de Ia Vega de Armijo
mace esfuerzos por forma ar un gabinete
liberal, pero hay pocas esperanzas de
lue logre conseguirlo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Sorth Carolina as She Was.

There was time, long ago,
and still within the recollection
of some old men now living
when the courts of South Caro-
lima were ranked as the best in
the country; understanding by
''best" when applied to courts
those in which even-handed
justice was most unWaveringly
dispensed. There was a time,
when to commit a crime of any
sort in South Carolina. the often
de-, would be surely tried, and
whether he was rich or poor, be
punished as the law directs.
Wealth, social station nor politi-
cal pull could not stay the hand
Of the law Or save the guilty one
from punishment: and the com
mitting Of a crime was certain
to be followed by this punish
ment. And may She not
again reach the proud preemi-
nence which once was hers,
when in the purity of her courts
she headed the sisterhood Of
States, and it was not Jersey
Justice" which was quoted as
the quintessence of legal admin
istration. Let US hope So
Augusta Herald.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
New Zion Dots.
Special to The Manning Times:

Special to The Manning Times:
Mr.. J. H. AlcCollum, Sr. of. Sumter
passed through here enroute for Beth
lehem.
Mr.. S. C. Turbeville made flying
trip to Columbia last week. Mr.. Dudley
Hodge of Manning has been here ir
the interest of the cotton association.
Miss Lucy Hicks has been visiting at
Turbeville.
Rev. Wilder preached last Sunday at
Salem, and Miss Marion Hicks has a
we'll organized choir at that place.
Mr.. H. J. Wheeler of Sardinia has
been visiting these parts.
It is rumored over here that Lawyer
Woods of Manning is to visit Turbevllle.
He is very popular among our girls.
Mr.. Jack Hicks of Seloc has pur-
chased library for his school room
Mr. Hicks is ever on the alert on school
matters. Several New Zionites are con-
templating attending the Midway in.
stallation services next Saturday.
The Hon. Geo. r. Jones Of Davis, IN
his dispensary arguments in THE ZINES.
would be more effective did he not eH-
hibit such a narrow factioned spirit.
The day foe~waving the factional red
fac has gone, and we hope forever. 1t
accomplished nothing more than the
landing into public Office of a class of
men who probably would never have
been entrusted with the peoples con-
6dence. Another thing factionalism
accomplished, it created whole lot OF
bitter feeling and enmity, and fastened
upon US q borde of grafters.
The people over here have no objec-
ton to Mr.. Jones advocating his ideas
on the LIQUOR question,it is his right as
well as the right of every man. but we
do object to be characterized as trait
ors. for no other cause than disagree
ing with the sage of Davis. There are
hundreds OF good men IN Clarendon.
who served their country in war and in
peace, as well ard as faithfully as
Jones, who do not agree with him that
the State dispensary should be forced
upon the people whether or no. and
who also are not bound to fall down
and worship Tillman.
These people resent Mr.. ones ap.
peal to siwool hats" and they regard
it nothing more nor less than an insult
10 their intelligence for any man to at
tempt to appeal TO them in such man
ner. The people are ready to listen to
Mr.. Jones or anybody else whenever
he or they have ideas to advance
| but this must be based upon common
reasoning and not factional hood
| winkery. B.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
A Warning to All Holders of Spot Cotton.

Fellow Farmers OF Clarendon County
/ The last and final report OF the glnnerS puts
| the crop of 1865 at 100000 bales after de-
ducting round bales. NnterS and the average
weight per bale OF previous years. This lnfor'
nation with the farmers holding the balance
| OF their crop has brought CONSERVATION TO the
exporters and SpiunerS as IL shows at least 4
million and half bales less than what Will be
needed for actual consumption this year. 1udG'
| ing by last wears consumption and with out
standing contracts by the mills TO deliver goods.
Farmers, if you will only realize the situation
and hold to your cotton you are certain 10 get
the Is cents as asked foc by the Association.
They are writing to spot holders. and driving
all over the county, using every method OF ar%u.
nent to buy every bale that is in sight They
argue that Is cent cotton IS not possible. that
the farmers are not going TO stick out for ID
cents cotton. I am glad to say beIleFe the
farmers will stick. and so sure as they hold out
Is cents cotton is q Surity. Judging from my
observation and that Of the executive commit
are determined to hold and to reduce until the
fight is won. Frllow-FarmerS. this is the most
critical time since the formation OF the aSso.
citation.
It is impossible for me to get over the county
| rs fast as three we'll paid cotton buyers. But
advise you to hold every bale of cotton for -
cents and turn none loose for less, and the VIC
tory, which means so much for the south IS
then won. Listen to no argument that VIII get
from you your cotton. Stick out for - cents.
andSwing to every bale with 4 death-!ike grip.
Watch their movements and you Will be con-
vinced that the time is now here Tor the light
tc the finish z. D. HODGE.
President Clarendon Association.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Sunlnlerton News.
Editor The Manning Times:

Is "John Slab'' still living: Has
ssBuster'' and other good correspond
ents of The TINES gone into the "ooos'
Havea writ of snatch and fetch-cm
taken out for the bunch and ha!eu up
before Judge Richbourg, ne VIII sen.
tence them to serve The ZINES more
regularly in the future.
John Wilson, Esq. OF Sumter, was
here on business, and informed Your
correspondent that after April Ist, q
mail clerk will be put on the North
Western Railroad.
On last Saturday Magistrate Rich
bourg swore IN the managers Tor. the
election to bond the school district,
and then very confidently he marched
up to cast his vote, but the Judge was
called and turned down, on the ground
that he did not exhibit registration
certificate, a little later: however, he
returned with the necessary certlhcate,
and was permitted to vote. There was
eleven persons rejected because OF not
being qualified, and ten of these were
for the bonds, one against. Several
reached the polls after they had closed.
The total vote cast was 80. For the
bonds. So, with only one vote against.
This shows the spirit of the people IN
this section. They pull together, and
the result shows a remarkable growth
| of our town and its surroundings.
Messrs. l. I. Appelt and S. W: Bar
ron from Manning spent last Friday
evening here.
Mr.. F. Earle Bradham, of Manning,
was in our city on Thursday, and we
are informed he secured a place and
will move the newspaper he is working
on to this town. Hurrah for this, come
ahead Mr. Bradham.
There VIII be match game OF base
ball here on Friday the 9th OF April:
between Sumter and our local team. 1t
will be a good game.
There is scheme on foot to organize
collecting agency here.
The town is having good work done
on our streets, and If they keep on the
town will have frstclass drainage, and
good streets.
The relatives and friends OF the late
e. R. Thomas attended the funeral at
Statesburg last Friday Mr.. Thomas
was born and raised in this com munlty.
Mr.. H. \. Richbourg is adding q
large office to his livery stable.
Hon. r. S. DesChamps is likely tc
run for the Senate this summer, we
are Informed. II.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28

The railroad bill in the United
States senate has about monop.
olized all federal legislation, and
Senator Tillman, up to date has
certainly exhibited leadership
which is bringing to him favor
able comment, even from the Re
publicans, 1t is true that the
measure represented by him or,
iginated, or rather is endorsed
by a Republican president, and
a Republican majority is in the
senate, but Notwithstanding this,
the Republican senators are not
unanimously supporting it. There
is much division among them,
and the same might also be said
of the Democrats. The senators,
regardless of party who are in
terested in the railroads are op-
posed to Senator Tillman's bill,
and he will have a long and hard
fight to succeed. The outlook
now is that the rate bill will be
so emasculated with amendments
which will make it practically
worthless, and it will require
much parliamentary astuteness
on the part of Senator Tillman
to prevent this.
If Tillman eau succeed in get
ting his bill enacted into law, in
our opinion he will have merited
such a national reputation as to
entitle him to high consideration
from the next national dem
ocratic convention. Because any
man with the ability to make a
successful fight against the pow.
erful railroad interests, by his
own individual force makes him
national figure to be reckoned
with.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
country.

Our municipal election has
been ordered bv council, and as
there are no special issues in
volved, we doubt very much if
there will be any opposition, ex-
cept possibly, a slight change in
the personnel of the Alderman:
This council has given general
satisfaction, so far as we know;
the only complaint we have
heard and really that was not in
the nature of a complaint, is the
fact of council. not having pub
lished itemize.d quarterly or
monthly reports of the receipts
and disbursements, and no op-
portunity has been given for tax
payers who are not members OF
council to share in the work for
the town.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
PEANUTS VS.. PORK.
The South Takes Leaf From the Vests
Book Of Prosperity.

Notwithstanding the differ
encc between the prices paid for
wheat and corn. the latter com
modify, by reason Of its i'm
mense volume, yields to the
country the larger gross income.
When the corn crop is un-
usually large and prices not un-
usually low. the western farmer
prospers and in turn the rail
roads through his territory pay
dividends: manufacturers make
money and the commercial con-
ditions generally are good.
1t requires only a short mem
ory TO recall the time when corn,
year after year, was burned for
fuel. or allowed to rot ungather-
ed in the fields. This was when
corn was fed to cattle and meal
entered very little into the diet
list Of man. The west used some
corn, so did the south, but in the
east it was almost unknown and
Europeans regarded it as unfit
for food.
The grit, determine ton and
energy Of the west was concen-
trated to conquer this condition
and a united movement was en-
gineered to instruct non.users
of corn how this important food
product might be utilized.
| Western eXpositions, state fairs,
and country shows had corn pal
aces, and representatives were
sent to the Atlantic seaboard
and across the ocean. exhibiting
at all the great centers corn and
it's products. Now, that cereal
is never burnt unless a careles
cook forgets her duty.
At the Jamestown Exposition
the southerners have determined
to emulate the wisdom of their
western brethren and will erect
an immense peanut palace where
this esculent tuber will hold
sway.
German chemists have recent
! ly proven the nutritive value of
the peanut and the ration of the
soldier contains sausages made
Of peanuts. 1t is very nutritious,
pleasing to the taste, and con-
tains more units of food energy
than a sausage of similar size
made from pork.
The peanut as ordinarily used
roasted, is undoubtedly tooth
some and gently soporifc. Most
mild cases of insomnia yield to a
late supper of peanuts. In can
dy it is known to many, but its
use is by no means general. Pea
nut butter, peanut brittle, ground
peanuts for sandwiches, have a
certain vogue, butit is restricted.
The by-products Of peanuts
are many and useful, yet, year
after year, peanut planters use
their plants as. fertilizing ma
terial, cutting them down and
plowing them under to enrich
the each.
The Peanut Palace Of the
jamestown Exposition is intend
ed, like the corn palaces of the
west, to be not a final undertak-
ing, but the beginning of a move
ment IN bringing to the peanut
it due mead of appreciation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Bin Measurements.

To measure corn find number of Gu
bic feet in crib, then multiply by 9 and
divide by 20, which gives the amount IN
bushels. To>determine amount Of she'll
ed corn to be obtained from crib Of
corn in ear find cubic feet Of corn, di-
vide by 2, and the product will be the
number Of bushels Of shelled corn, as
two cubic feet Of corn If sound and dry
will produce one bushel of shelled corn.
To find the number Of bushels Of ap-
Piles, potatoes, ETC., in a bin multiply
the length, breadth and thickness to-
gether and this product by s and point
off one figure in the product for deci-
mals.-Iowa State Register and Farmer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Get the Right Kind.

If you are troubled with Piles and
can't find a cure, try Witch Hazel
Salve, but be sure you get that made
by E. C. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago: ls Is
the Original. If you have used Witch
Hazel Salve without being relieved it
is probable that you got hold of the
many worthless counterfeits that are
sold on the reputation of the genuine
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The Il.
B. Lorvea Drug Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Well Worth irving.

W. H. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, OF Pittsfeld, Vt, says: Next
to pension, the best thing to get Is
DR.. kings New Life Pills" He writes;
"They keep my family in splendid
health" Quick cure for headache. con-
stipation and biliousness. 23c. Guaran-
teed at The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Henry R: Thomas Dead.

Sumter, March 22.-Spee;e~ Henry
r. Thomas, former railro; "ois.:i4:s-
sioners, was found dead in :z5i'1 On
his farm, half mile from :.,a.isf
near Wedgeheld, about darl -s;s.rl:,y-
He had been absent from ..tlsc
since noon. Death was due s.,,.-;
disease. with which he had :
Gently. No inquest was h,
4 Courier. March %.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
Paxville Paragraphs.
Editor The Manning Times

Editor The Manning Times:
The public term of the PaNville
graded school will close next Friday.
This has been the shortest session IN
the history of the school and is q great
source of regret to teachers, pupils and
patrons. At present arrangements are
trying to be made fora private term.
and it is to be hoped our people Will
realize so greatly the importance OF
education that they will exert every
effort to patroniZe it.
A play entitled ",Josiah's Courtshlp'
given here several evenings ago by
Paxville amatuers to large audience.
So we'll liked was it that the play has
been invited to visit other towns. Last
Thursday evening it was played at
Pinewood, and next Friday evening,
March 3oth, it will be played at Sum,
merton.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Josiah Perkius-M. B. Corbett.
Thomas Hart-C. K. Curtis.
Dick Rolaod-W. G. Elwell.
Harry Sharp-W. E. Tisdale.
Joe Ia newsboyj-Jack Hill.
Mike (Josiah's valet)-R. B Brad
ham.
jeff (Priscilla's man of work)W. S.
Wertz
Priscilla Brown-Madge Craig.
Edna-Bessie Corbett.
Birdie-Hattie Beatson.
Mrs. Backbone Corbett.
Among the visitors to our town last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas;
Prince, Messrs A. B. Thompson and
Leslie Brunson of SummertOn.
Miss Viola Corbett left last Monday
to accept a position with W. E. Jenkin-
son Co. for the spring season. r.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28
A Dilemma.

4 well known college professor offers
the two horns of a dilemma to advo-
Gates Of coeducation.
: If you lecture to twenty boys and
twenty girls in the same room," he
asks, will the boys attend to the lee
ture or to the girls?''
Of course the coeducationist, to be
consistent, must say that they will
listen to the lecture.
well. if they do" replies the dean,
they are not worth lecturing to-
Harper's.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28

The death of Attorney Gen
eral U. X. Gunter, will be felt
all over the State where the de-
ceased had many friends. It was
our proud privilege to enjoy his
friendship, and we knew no
young man in South Carolina
with a brighter future. nor one
more worthily meriting the peo-
ple's confidence and esteem. He
was an honor to his State and
o011rtrV
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-28

The Greenwood Index Of last
week-appeared with twenty
pages of well edited and beautl-
fully printed matter. The bus
mess interests of Greenwood can
feel thoroughly protected by a
newspaper like the Index, and
that it is appreciated by the bus,
mess men there, is attested by
the well displayed advertisements.