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ffillT1 PROCLAIMS FBACB1
Protocol Signed by Ambassador
Cambon and Secretary Day.
ORDERS FOR SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES.
tfest Mian Islands
EYacna
itel By Siianisli S
COPY OF PKOCLAMATIOX SENT TO OUIt All 31 Y
AND NAVY COJ1MAXDEKS.
The United States ami Spain Will
to Negotiate Treaty of
Will 3Ieet
Immediately after the protocol Lad
lcoa perfected Friilny by the eigna
tures of M. Cambon, tho authorized
representative of Spain, anil Secretary
of State Pay fur hi government, Pres
ident McKinley issued the following
proclamation:
Ey the- President of the United
States of America: A Proclamation.
"Whereas, l'y a protocol concluded
and'eigned August 12, 1S09, by Wil
liam R. Day, secretary of state of the
United States, and his excellency,
Jules Cambon, ambassador extraordi
nary and plenipotentiary of the lle
puLlie of Prance, at Washington, re
spectively representing for this pur
pose the government of the United
States and the government of Spain,
the United Stages and Spain having
formally agreed upon the terms by
which establishment of peace between
the two countries shall be undertaken,
and
Whereas, It is in eaid protocol
agreed that upon its conclusion and
signature hostilities between the two
countries shall be suspended, and that
notice to .that effect shall be given as
soon as possible by each government
to the commanders of its military and
naval forces;
Xow, therefore, I, William McKin
ley, president of the United States,
do in accordance with the stipulation
of the protocol, declare and proclaim
ou the part of the United States a
suspension of hostilities and do here
by command that orders be immedi
ately given through the proper chan
nels to the commanders of the military
and naval forces of the United Slates
to abstain from all acts inconsistent
nith this proclamation.
In witness whereof, i have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United State to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, tho
12th day of August, in the year of our
Lord oue thousand and eight hundred
and ninety-eight and of the independ
ence of the United States tho one
Jiundred and twenty-third.
William McKinley.
By the President:
William P. Day,
Secretary of State.
A copy of the proclamation has been
cabled to our army and navy com
manders. Spain will cable her com
manders like instructions.
Au official statement for press pub
lication Retting out the provisions of
the peace protocol was read and ap
proved at the cabinet session Friday.
It was prepared by Secretary Day, the
purpose being to make it public imme
diately after the required signatures
hail beeu affixed to the protocol. It
doe not give the text of the document,
but details its main points and pro
visions, which are as follows:
rr,, L Ci ' ll ! ' 1 11 1 t J tiA I.UC UUIIILUi lo III 1 illlL'U 1U
1. That Spain will relinquish, all , "i. i n a r i- i
1 1 double column, ireneh and English,
claim of soverei.ily over aud title to standing alongside for easy compari
Cuba. I sou aa to the exactness of translation.
Mil Be Iiiettly
1 T
n r inrr
U 1V11U1
Now Appoint Commissioners
Peace Commissioners
In Paris.
2. Tl at Porto Pico and other Span
ish islands in tho West Indies and an
island ia the Ladnmes, to bo selected
by tho United States, shall bo ceded
to the latter.
3. That tho United States will oc
cupy and hold the city, bay and bar
bor of Manila, pending tho conclusion
of a treaty of peace, which shall tor
minato tho control, disposition and
government of the Philippines.
4. That Cuba, Porto Pico and other
Spanish islands in the West Indies
shall bo immediately evacuated am'
that commissioners to be appointo
within ten days.shall within thirty days
from the signing of tho protocol, meet
at Havana and San J nan respectively to
arrange and execute the details of the
evacuation.
5. That the United States and Spain
will each appoint not more than five
commissioners to negotiate and con
elude a treaty of peace. Tho commis
sioners are to meet in Taris not later
than tho 1st of October.
G. On the signing of the protoeo
hostilities will bo suspended and notice
to that effect will be given as soon aa
possible by each government to the
commanders of its military and nava
forces.
As soon as the peace protocol was
signed tho president sent for Secreta
ries Alger aud Long and General Cor
bin, and by his direction orders to
cease hostilities forthwith were sent to
Generals Miles, Merritt and Shafter,
to Admirals Dewey and Sampson and
military commanders generally.
The order sent to General Merritt to
suspend hostilities was as folloAvs:
"Adjutant General's Office, Wash
ington, August 12, 1898. Merritt,
Manila: The president directs a!
military operations against the enomy
be suspended. Peace negotiations
are Hearing completion, a protoeo'
having just been signed by represent
atives of the two countries. You will
inform the commanders of tho Span
ish forces in the Philippines of these
instructions. Further orders will fol
low. Acknowledge receipt.
"By order of the secretary of war:
"II. C. Cobbin,
"Adjutant General."
The orders sent to Geucral Miles
and General Shafter were identical
with the above save as to names.
As tho order states further instruc
tions will be sent to each general.
General Merritt will be directed to
confer with the Spanish commander at
Manila to carry out the terms of tho
protocol and to occupy Manila imme
diately. General Miles will put him
self in communication with the chief
authority in Porto Rico for the pur
pose of having the Spanish forces turn
over San Juau and other points to him
preparatory to evacuation. Owing to
the conditions in Cuba, the orders to
General Shafter to bo sent hereafter
will be much different than those to
other generals.
The navy department is also prepar
ing orders to all commanders on lines
siiniVir to the war department order.
I'rotorol In DupUcwte.
The protocol was prepared in dupli
cate at the state department, one copy
to be' retained by the United States
government and the other to become
the property of Spain.
Tho text is handsomely engrossed
iu a running old English script. Each
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r.-. f i.-r l'.r( ii n ' f It. Kliin1' drfnt
Ni-rri: rrr 8 ' 1 1 'I ti li' I hum I rr v ' I r-,
1 iu l;. II. Kl.Mr, 1. 1 I I Ar !i t,. J'UiU.. I'.
S.itr (MMk ii - t 1 1 : i -I l'i iVflm tt-t
t-M. U'-.l ol 1 1 I' ti-.t r. m "it Cut i Vr;i t il l AU.
Nn-Ti.-ltin! f r lirty '.
Ilnirvi 1 1 ' hi' It "!' mi" w 'iX
lii.-i!ti.'iiif, tur. M-.tl. All IruK.cUH.
A t.ir .f n f.ir--t tr.' r-.tiv.Tt-l Iht.i
t'linti il jujn-r lit ti- rnin'.i)' lnil-li l ) li-iurs.
r:iiin, Ilililnu lIiiinor,
T.'ftuHt.if. lii:!i:u.-t!i.' f.'-m. ut ffT r"-
r.'i It lilii Inn nliiif. n ly, iTiit"'l mi I
l'li'iiljr ni m. I illn' ttrll- titn Im l
ii l.:..'i ! M.ol. M-.n iln-ri.. mi l tfmji.
tin ihh i i ii t ! f riir-' I l.y u-tln H. II Ii. hur
f i'.h l.y VI .lriuviv.it l.irijrt Imtilo l mi.
(ur tnoi, Iro-j. lii.if l ll.ilm t o., Atl:vuta, tin.
I. ton A o''rii'li I.rwf tniuklii Tofcurro
f tiiinU um IvhIIi-iI tur j.iiritr niul t!Mif. Mn-I"
iruiii Un" pun ri. ".Lni bwii lvi lotatccu.
It v lil .li h-L )im. J rr ll
Pl-r f'tiri- f.ir C.initiiriit t'ion lin nn p-inil
nt a i iiii.-h mli' lni' K. M. A minTT, vh-e-
ii M., iiulT ilii. N. Y.. May U.
Thf Wpit Itiilinn m! trrnt ory tr;il p.issoa Hi
lift' after tiwitunty mi lali'l.
1 ilnt ntf Vittif l'.irU AV it It t'nrir't.
t'nn ly ntlitrt I . fur o n!liVtm f.irovt'r.
liie.ii.V. If t'. I', t'. fall, .lnmvUtu refuii'l l,in;iny.
Otit (if tlilrtr ri'. ii-'iili'e'l eiiallivtatintis In
tin' 1'ni'itio Orint lint On l oiitriiN twelve.
TTtiV.. -I
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THE EXCELLENCE CF SYRUP CF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and hkill w ith which it ii
manufactured by scientific processes
known to tho Caufoiinia Fig Svrup
Co. only, andwc wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by tlo California Fio Svrup Co.
only, a lcnowle'dge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cali
fornia Fio Svrup Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a, guaranty
of tho excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing1 them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AN FRANCISCO, CnL
finsVILLE. Kj. KKW VORCK.T.
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J1J lizalii
E5otli my wtfe and myself have been
uslii' CASCAKKTS and tlicy ure tho best
medicine wo uuve evor hud in the house. Last
woek my wifo was frantio with headache for
two days, Rho tried some of yotirCASCAKETS,
aud they relieved the pain In her head almost
Immediately. We noth recommend Cascareta."
ClIAS. STBDBrORU,
Pittabur? Safe & Deposit, Co., I'ittsburc Pa.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TKADE MANN RrOllTTREO
Ploatp.nt. Talatntilo. I'ntrnt., Taite Good. To
Good, Wuvur Sii:miii, Wcukmi, or Gripe, Wu, 2io,0o.
... CURE CONSTIPATION.
Elorling Hem..!; tcmpftn;, C bleaja, Montreal, I York. 317
fifH.TfS.Pifi S,U1 and pnarnntcpd by nil dreg
CiU" I U'SAW gists to llilK Tobacco Uabit.
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Tayable serai-annually at tbe Globe Tru&t Company, Chicago, III.
These bonds are a first mortgage upon the entire plant, including buildings, land and other property of au
Industrial Company located close to Chicago. .
The Company lias been established for many years, is well known and doing a Iarjre and increasing business.
The officers of the Company are men of high reputation, esteemed for their honesty and business ability. They
have made bo great a success of this business that the bonds of this Company are rarely ever offered for sale.
A few of these bonds came into our hands during the hard times from parties who had purchased them several
years ago. We offer them iu issues of 100.00 each fcr $30.00 and accrued interest.
For security aud a large interest rato these Industrial Eond3 are recommended as being among the beit.
First-class bouds anil securities of all kinds bought and sold. ,
KENDALL & WHITLOCK, BACKERS AFIO BROKERS,
52 Exchange Place tlcw York,
A Tl)t Ta'ki.
II. W. M j . rtt, t f V. !.'.!. N. T , H
ll,i' owner of a ? It. at tan uk. Tor
yt:r Mr. Mi-.vcis I. .it 1 a Mu.!rnt
rf t!tt? vntco. In l-t invest bratlntu b"
foiin.l tiie -r, ni'pnratui f iH ntit
luiihi lo 1 dmk Ii t I i I . nr.d t .; ( l.il'.y
ti!. U.at t.f a t!'2 r-f tiil b i:isi n'n. lit
nn-orilSr.Kly c ou- lvv-1 a fliiiplo t.'-r-nt
I n, v. lit.'h nt pn n-tit be Kci j n
floret, but v.bii'li In? f:iys viil. In tli
ri :ir I tit in . be laid before tbe B n
tlfif WdiM.
Tlu talLln tin? U of Seot'-h collij
brct-tl. He 1 1 a mver:il ord-t In bit
vini!it:!:ii but th-)t, be can pro
nou. ice plainest nr -0!i, id." Wlim
nuk'-d br bH liiaiti-r to rt ply be will
crmii h ns tlioiiii In pain, throw b.T'U
lii'iid, tako n btiK breath and In n
tlii l) bas volii' distiiii tly ts.iv, "Oh.
no," lb- ;!: ni iriixu!n o bU natne,
Carlo, in nn i!iini!.-taUaMe nmniicr.
Mr. MeJlTH b.'lS tleelllioj Fi'VCrhl
bit-;o (.fTers for tin- ties, ntid nay be
would not part with blu at cuy pike.
New York Pit
Dcnoty la Rluo-J Depp.
C)",in Hiw.l tnrnti a tV.in .V.!n. Ka
beauty witht.ut it. l itncarct i, t'atidy Catbi-.r-tie
tit-iin yutir Moml and kirp it tUan, by
ktsnihjj up tii lay livri arnl driving nil int
tuntii'!t from tin; Ih!v. PfRin ta d iy to
l-aii ivh I implex, I nil.H, . lutein s, Llat Lhrnils,
ami t tint tu U! v hihuin roiiipirxiiin by tukmg
la-fi jrrH. li- aiity lor t-'ii rriiH. All ilru
giU, fcalihfuiliiin Kiiarantfcd, 10c, 'Jjc.i'Je.
V'iVf 1 iiiil to be tini KriMt Mteri 't (.'hint'
tiuinlii'r.
A lilGGY THAT COSTS $i
TO S5- f
Wnr than 1 Chr(i. trahi kmii t marh U H Pt rv f j
rr-ir loo. l'it llttir rm"l f lh lir fl ff r r I CJ
hl, ttA t'irii f" lfciht, Co. ". t
II 1 1.1. likti -A I ti-lf UlttMr lb Tft. p but " wrt.
Diort br iia hfM) LP ht trcm
rem tli- i
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ii.op. nr rot tn jnt tio or rm u.
ROCK KILL EtCCY CO., Rock Hill
YELLOW FSUEfl
PREVENTED
r.v
TAKI.NQ
"Our native Herbs"
THE GREAT
Blood Purifier, Kidney and Uver Regulator.
200 DAYS' TREATMENT, $1.00.
Containing a rU'Klntcrtvl (luar.mttHi.
By mnll, ii(.-.tnif paid, lU-puce 15o(ik
TeniiiiHiuiHla, lAlt.E. fiulil only by At'iit for
TKEiLCXZOO.EtlSSCC.WashinEtcn.D.C.
fTT. ANDREWS
C0LD
For the Liver
euros Constipation
SPRING HILL COLLEGERS"'
ll.iar.llng f'olloso rondiU'tPil l.y t!i Jenutt
Knilicr. 1'ri'imrntiiry, Uommer.'lnl n:id
C lumloal loiimin. Luiijo frymiiustiitu. runnlnt;
trafk. ct.'. Clliiifito i'.ti-"iti.nmlly hi'rthliv. Ail-drc-H
ISKV. M. JIUVM li AN, IS. J.,I'rei(U'nt.
W ANTED fit' of !4 health thu' P. T1VA N S
1 1 will nut benet't. ScihI rts. to Kipam ('licniiral
Co., NxwVork, for 10 samjilt's mid I.iiki tes'imomuls.
If iffllotM wl-h
Thompson's Eya Water
sore eyes, use
V rO B3Q YNEWDISC0VEIlT;
Jf I Z3 I oniek rt)hf ami cu-os worst
euew. Sfirl (or book of teitimoniftU and 10 dnyrt
treatment J-'rrr. Dr. H H. GREEN'S BOWS, Atlanta, Ga.
CURES
EFFECTL-D DY
Qeristle's
One Bottle
00k
vuicu uiiu iit
ui cvt anu una Ltcu iu I
Moore's lirides. Ala.
i 'Y i; Ti-'
I .I'll Vi
If thers Is any Cos- ffM v.C
" i. ii 1 1 a., i ,' . y-
:;i .".m vfc . :
iur until ine ooweis
become regular. Get
it from your druggist,
or send us 2$ cents
and we will send you
a package, prepaid.
Suffered from Change of Life.
rh?UV t .v113 ?,'.cV'-ir feven y'3rs. suiTerinc from the
C haiiKe of Lite r tried evcrytbiiiK we could H from
the doctors and paid out a cotisidvrahle sum for troat-
rrJV.J ey " i rosult- e then tiecan us na
,.S7,LEl?iFEMnLf: pN(CfA (G. F. p.) and it did
more kooiI thiiu all else w.e lind used for six years. It is
the creatott remedy tor snfteritif females ever rlneed
on the market. J. D. HORDEN. Colmesneil.'fer.
.
u J.f y0.fr dru2ist des not keep it, send us $i.oo and will send yoti a
bottle, all charges paid. L. GERSTLE & CO., ChattanooRa, Tenn.
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MAKES
HILL
CLIMBING
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HURTFORDS
Next BosL
rthcrMoie'.s at
Low Prices.
ICjtaitwuo r'foe.
S14NDARD OF T11E WORLD
POPE MFQ ffl. HARTFORuCONH:
ART CALOQUE OP COLUMSW BfcYClS EY MAl
TO ANY ADDRESS FOR CNE TWO CENT STAMP. I
W REPAIRS
n t. i i
Juyy saws. ribs.
EEISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c,
FOlt AN V MAKE OF CIS.
ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES
And Hppnlrn for pitmo. Sh-vftin, Pulleys,
IielttuK, Injeotora, Pipes, Valvoa nml Fittings.
LOMDARD IRON WORKS I SITPLI CO.,
AVOCSTA, OA.
vin;i.i4 dikim ss -oli.ee.
romiiicrrliil. Khorthnnrt, Tvrwrttlnt; tiittltuh.
8r.0ttiltlnni1niHii t.) all departnieiits fur f sxion of
fort jr-two wicks. Open to both rexrt. Or.luato
aflHt to positions. Klcvtnth se-.slon bcpln s-ip-ti'Bibrr
Otb. cuuiIoku frpr, K A. DAVIS. JK.,
I'remUect. Eox K, Kichmonit, Va.
MENTION THIS PflPERiStTi
Female Panacea.
Cured Where Phvslrl.-in Fflllrf.
, . Vs. tf
it . , i.
-. nil itf ?M ft n
I ' I ' , . t j ' J--1 ,1 Wtl Wt!i4I.I
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I sold your GtR&TiE'8 Female Panacea (G. F. P.)
to a ypune lady custonier whom our physician had given
up as hopple ss, ami told her i( it did her no Kood she need
not pay tor it. Afirr taking one bottlo she was eutirely
Pfiin in eoou ueaiiu ever since.
J. li, UILLilLAJSJJ.
Health Restored.
I was weak and in very bad
health and unable to do my
work. I used one bottle of
Gerstle-s Female Pana
cea (G. F. P.) and it did
iV -' me inuic kuuu viiaii uuyimim i
Zs rrf-'VJ ever used. Iom now in irood
r i . Jtn ... . .
Gin, Ark.
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