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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R'y
Offer Choice Of Two Vary Delightful Trips in
July.

July.
The National Educational Association
meets In Milwaukee, Wis, on July 90. For
this occasion the rate will be one fate plus
W. for the round from all points, Tickets
will be sold July 2, 4 and 1, 1877. These tick
cts will be good to return by July ". II they
arc deposited with tho Joint agent at Mil
waukee on or before. July IL. and the pay
mcnt OF fifty cents for the extension. the
limit will be extended until August 81.
The. Epworth League meets Mt Toronto,
Canada. July 1878, 1907. For this occasion
round trip tickets will lR sold from all points
at one fare on July II. 10 and IA. good for re;
turn by July "a, but II the ticket II deposited
with the joint agent ut Toronto on or before
the 24th, an extension to August IL may ~
had. Tho committee appointed by tho state
League Conference, which met at Water val
ley. selected the Illinois Central railroad rs
the oftcIal route. This committee. consist
lng. Of Revs. A. +. Watkins. OF vicksburg: W:
7. Lewis. Of Grenada. and j. "A. Randolph. o.
Macon. will personally conduct the party
This party. which will he one Of the most 81
lect ever leaving the state. will leave on JnH
Il. on the train which leaves Jackson mt Il"
p. m.
These rates are open to the public. II you
are figuring on u trip for the summer call o.
the nearest Illinois Central agent. or write "
l.. p. MONTGOMERY, T. Z. Al.
jackson, Miss.
E. TOuLiNE, Agent. Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

On September LIST. :ud, Bird and 4th. ~
Southern Railway will sell round-trip tickrtsxs
to Washington, Norfolk and kh.hHrl,d, -
rate Of one fare for the wund trip. Tit.kCss
gcssa to return thirty days from date u sats'
This Will aNOrd an excellent uplN'riu UNIV
not only to visit the 50 three cities. but ottscy
eastern cities at small cost.
Call on any agent of the Southern kaiiwAs
for further Information. III
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-16

In Western North Carolidn. between the
Blue Ridge on tho east and the Alleghanies
on the west, In the beautiful valley0f French
beautiful, picturesque and wOrld-faniod =
one Of the most pleasant resorts In Anlerics.
II Is q land Of bright skies and incompafsa.
bic climate, whose praises have been sung y
and mountain height nave furnished sub5ecs
and inspiration for painters and brush.
This Is truly the Land Of the Sky. sno
there Is. perhaps, no more beautiful region 2.
the continent to attract pleasure touflsss
Or health seekers.
Convenient schedules and vcly low rates
to Ashville via Southern Railway.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

Just for today--let us drink them in
All of the beauties of every sense,
Welcome the sorrow and shun the sin
That brings all souls sad recomr ense.
Winslde, Neb. BELLE WILEY CUE.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

prosecutions would now cease. A Wild idea
had sometimes come to him out of the very
insuniciency of his knowledge or this climax,
but he had always put it aside as a precur-
sor OF that madness which might end his
ceasoless thought. And now 1t was return
ing to him here thousands OF miles away
from where she was peacefully sleeping, and
even nIling him with the vigor OF youthful
hope,
The brief mountain twilight was giving
way now to the radiance OF the rising moon.
He endoayGTed to fix his thoughts upon his
partners, who were to meet him at llymettus
after these long years OF separation.
IiymCttus! He recalled now the odd coin
cideuce that he had msChievously used as a
gag 10 his questioning fellow traveller, but
now he had really come from a villa near
Athens TO find his old house thus classically
rechristianed after it, and thought of II
with a gravity he had not felt before. He
wondered who had named IL. There WAS no
suggestion of the soft, sensuous elegance of
the land he had left in those great herocs
OF nature before him. Those enormous trees
were no woods for fauns or dryads; they had
their own godlke majesty OF bulk and height,
and as he at last climbed the summit and
saw the dark -holmeted head OF Black Spur
before him. and beyond il the pallid, spir-
ituaI cloud OF the Sierras, he did not think
of Olympus. Yet for a moment he was
startled as he turned to the right by the
Doric-columned facade OF a temple painted
by the moonbeams and framed in an opening
of the dark woods before him. 1t was not
until he had reached it that he saw that it
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

senting the Delaware, Hudson, Potomac and
Mississippi rivers. Each fountain Is guarded
on the sides by typical American animals.
the moose, buffalo deer and bear. and on
the front and back OF the pedestal are two
ailegorical groups. That at the front repre-
sents America seated holding cornucopa
and trident and receiving the trophies of
conquest from her victorious sons. Below
the group there is an eagle supporting the
arms OF the United States. The group at the
back is America rolislng her sons to a sense
of their slavery. Below are the arms OF
Pennsylvania. On the sides Of the pedestal
are two bas-relefs, one representing the
march Of the American army and the other
westbound emigrant train. One side OF
the pedestal bears the inscription, "Sic sem
per tyrannis" and per aspera ad astra,'
and the other side Westward the star OF
empire takes its way" Around the upper
part of the pedestal are the words, Erected
by the State Society of the Cincinnati Of
PENNSYLVANIA"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

were sitting here, or very near mere, 10
gether, proposed that we ought 10 nave a
password or a symbol to call us .osetnei lu
case OF emergency for each otner heip.
Well, let us say Ihave two partners one III III
Europe and one in New YORK lhat was
and, hope. no more serious than ours,
added Demorsst.
Stacy laughed his short laugh Neverthe-
less the conversation dragged asa,n' nc
feverish gayety OF the early part oil me even
ing was gone, and they seemed to De suIer-
ing from the reaction They fell into their old
attitudes, looking from the hrelight TO the
distant bulk of Black Spur without word
The occasional sound OF the voices OF prom
enaders on the veranda at last ceased tneIe
was the noise of the shutting OF heaVy uoors
below, and Barker rose.
you'll excuse me, boys, but must &c
and say good night to little sta and see
he's all right. l haven't seen him since
got back. But"-to Demorest-"you'H see
him tomorrow when Kitty comes. II is as
much as my life is worth to show him be,
fore she certifieB him as being presentable.
He paused, and then added Don't wait up
you fellows, for me; sometimes the little
chap won't let me CO. It's as If he thought
now Kitty's away, l was all he had. But I'll
be up early in the morning and see you
dare say you and Stacy have heap &c
say to each other on business. and you won't
miss me. So I'll say good night He
laughed lightly, pressed the hands of his
partners in his usual hearty fashion, and
went out of the room, leaving the gloom O
little deeper than before 1t was so unusual
for Barker to be the first to leave anybody
or anything in trouble that they both noticed
1t. But for that said Demorest, turning
to Stacy as the door closed, II should say
the dear fellow was absolutely unchanged
But he seemed little anxious tonight"
II shouldn't wonder. He's got two women
nj mind ac
81 don't understand. You say his wife is
foolish, and this other"
Never mind that now," interrupted Stacy,
getting UP and putting down his pipe.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

pointments, gave the strange Importance OF
schoolboys to unlmportant events and
mystic meaning to a shibboeth Of their own I;
roared over old jokes with delight they had
never since given to new; reawakened idlotic
nicknames and bywords with intense enjoy
ment; grew grave, anxious and agonized over
forgotten names, trifing dates. useless dis
tances, ineffective records, and feeble chron-
cles Of their domestic economy. 1t was the
thoughtful and melancholy Demorest who re-
membered the exact color and price paid for
a certain shirt bought from a greaser ped
dler amidst the envy Of his companions; IL
was the financial magnate Stacey, who could
inform them what were the exact days they
had salaratus bread and when flapjacks; It
was the thoughtless and mercurial Barker
who called with unheard of accuracy, amid
the applause of others, the full name of the
Indian sqaw who assisted at their washing
Even then they were almost feverishly 10th
to leave the subject, as IL the past. Mt least
was secure to them still, and they were even
doubtful of their own free and full accord
in the present. Then they slipped rather re-
luctantly into their later experiences, but
with scarcely the same freedom or spon-
taneity; and it was noticeable that these rec
ords were ELECTED from Barker by Stacy or
from Stacy by Barker for the information
of Demorest often with chaff1lg and only
under good-humored protest. Tell Demor-
est how you broke the Copper Ring" from
the admrng Barker, or Tell Demorest how
your id foolishness in buying up the right
and plant of the Ditch company got you con-
troll of the railroad" from the mischieyous
Stacy were challenges in point.
Presently they left the table, and, to the
astonshment of the walters who removed
tho cloth. common briarwood pipes, thought
fully provided by Barker in commemoration
Of the past, were lit, and they ranged them
selves in armchairs before the fire quite
unconsciousy in their old attitudes. The
two windows on either side of the hearth
gave them the same view that the open door
Of the old cabin had made familiar to them
the leaGue-long valley below. the shadoWY
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09
JUST FOR TODAY.
Written ION The Bee

Just for today these flowers are thine
Thine TO deVour with greedy eye;
Just for tonight the stars still shine
To light your soul to its destiny.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09
nst for today the winds of heaye

'ISt i9I 10 touaS rhe Wills rs OF nSaNsn
Fan from your prov me hand OF pain;
To wash from your soul this earthly
stain.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09
BucIsiin's Arnicr, salye,

bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chlblalns,
corns and all skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price. rs cents per box.
For sale by Kuhn & Co. Omaha. Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

Princess gowns crop up just as persistently
as poke bonnets. 1t is not likely that they
will take, since so few women look well
in clothes of such severe cut.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-09

Just for today his love for thee
Is constant and pure and fair and good
Just for tonight you cannot see
The faults of a common brotherhood
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Special Offer.

In ladies capes and jackets, ladies black
wool good chevait cloth, were one-Gfty, now
seventy-fue cents.
Ladies Light Tan, mixed All Wool Jack
cts, were one ninetY-eight, now ninety
eight cen's.
Ladies ligh. tan, alI wool, extra fine quail
ity, were marked to sell at six dollars, now
four dollars and fifty cents.
Ladies black, all wool, double capes,
nicely trimmed with braid, value one fifty,
now going at 90 cents.
Ladies al wool beaver capes, trimmed al
around in beads and braid and large fur
collar, value three dollars; now going at two.
Ladies extra heavy black ehinchilla box
plaid full suit, extra quality, value three
fifty, now going at two-6fty.
Ladies fine black silk plush capes, trim
med all around with Deeds and braid, collar
and front AngorA trimmed, original price
hve dollars, now going at two dollars and
cent?.
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DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT,

Double width brocades, I5c kind at Ioc.
Fancy basket plaids ICE kind, at LOG.
30 inch fancy brocades and changeabIe
effect, zoe kind at IS 1-zc.
Colored serges, wool filing, L Lee kind
ia Zoe.
Double width black brocades Zoe kind,
at II I-zc.
All wool SO and So inch fancy chevioe
snowflake mixtures, none worth less than 6oc
choice per yaId 20.
60 inch wool Serge cloth in green, browH,
garnet and navy blue worth as cents at %
36-inch wool Henrietta in staple shdes, as
red, navy, brown, light and dark CRAZY and
tan, worth s. at 20
Forty.two it ches, all wool extra fine and
silk finish, light, tan, light and dark gray,
brown, garnet, green, Henrietta, 65-cent
kind at IS cents.
Fcr'y-two inch pearl gray, extra qualify
and silk finish Henrietta, eo-cent.lind &C
55 cents.
Navy blue and black, all wool serge, ex-
ira quality, fine fr1ll, 50 inches wide, worth
IS cents, at so.
Black and navy blue Henrietta; all wools
AZ inches wide extra quality, sold every
where az IS and IS cents, now going at 80
Black, al wool, Henrietta and serge 10
inches wide, 65-cent kind at So
Black. hrocaded, brulintn, silk front, Il
inches wide, extra quality, 75-cent kind at 50.
All wool alDastors in pearl. white, cream,
pink, light blue and tan, 40 inches wide.
extra quality worth SO to IS cents per yard,
ct 80 and IS.
Forty-four inches, all wool and silk mix
lures of black novelties; extra fine quality,
worth from one dollar to one twenty-five 3
yard going at 30 and Is cents.
\ - =
colors, 65-cent kind, now 80 cents.
Forty.two inches, all wpol suiting, assorted
colors 50 cent kind, at 90 cents.
Phty-four inches wide, extra quality broad
cloth in navy blue, green, gray and black
Las kind, at IS cents.
Our entire stock of dress goods and trin-
mings ofall kinds, from the cheapest to tie
higeest grades have been reduced from %
to 80 per cent for this month.
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Youths Suits.

All wool Youths 3 piece sack suits in
black and whit: check, value SOD
ar...... .....-........-. = 50
Youths all wool 3 peiced sack suits,
either ia gray m xed or brown
mixed, real value IS GOO, at..-.. - $50
Yorth's all wool 3 pisced sack suits in
blue and brown mixed and gray
mixed, bargain at $50, at.......... 500
YOUTH all wool pieced sack suits in
black clay Worsted, extra good
quality, worth all of 1000, at 5000 $50
BOYS Two-PIECED SUITS.
Boys wool mixed 2 pieccd suits in
gray aed gray and brown plaids and
broWn check; bargain at Loo.
your choice at...... ...... ......... 5Oc
Boys all wool 2-pieced suits in dark
stea gray and brown stripes, regu-
lar price zoo, at,,........ .......... I5o
Boys all wool pissed suits in navy
blue serg and twead Flannel, worth
all OF $50, at,....- ...............2.oo & 1.9S
Boys Atwood 2-pieced suits in gray,
mixed stripes. large brown and
gray plaids, q bargain at so. at go
Boys all wool 2 piece suits, in small
gray stripes, extra quality; real
value is $50 at ......-....--.........- $50
Boys all wool, extra quality Eton
suits in light and dark erays, real
value is so, at -.-....-,-.......2,oo and I.75
Boys all wool, extra quality. blouse
suits in navy blue Flannel and navy
blue serge, with fancy collars, bar
gam at 4 50, for ..... ......... 8 so and go
loco PAIR, Job lot of all wool knee
pants, size q to I6, assorted colors
and correct prices.
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Boys black wool hats, value CSC, at 4oc
Boys black and brown Alpine hat,
value Loo. at .................... ........ Doc
Boys black fur hats at IS, IS, CSC and LIS
Boys extra fine, black fur felt stiff
nat SATIN lined, value zoo, at 1900. 1-5o
Gents black wool hats, value 75c at. So
SCENTS black wool hats, value I,25 at 90
Gents Cluster Hats in gray and
brown, value l IS at............. LIS
Cents Cluster fuT felt hat, ezra quail
ity, in block aud white, value zoo
it,. ;..... :.:... 1900. .......... $50
Gents wide, strei. ht brim and high
crown fur felt hat; real value 25o
at; 49,. ........ Les
Big line in Gents STETSON HATS
IN black and white, assorted styles
worth o.oe at ...... $50
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Children's Department

Child's Glove Grain heel, or spring
heel button shoes, size S to 8,
value Tic; our price ................
Child's Oil Grain. Spring heel button
shoes size 5 to 8; value Loo, our
price. .,..........
Child's Pebble Grain, solar tip, spring
he'll button shoes, size s TO II -2,
value I.25; our price 80. ....
Child's Cali, patent tip, lace shoes,
sizes 7 to II; value Loo, our price
Child's Pebble Grain, solar tip, climax
back, spring heel button shoes,
sizes Is TO 2; value I.25, our price l
Child's Pebble Grain, patent tip, sp'g
heel, button shoes, sizes Is to 2;
value I.25; our price. ..........
Misses Glove Grain solar tip heel, but
ton shoes, sizes 1S to 2, value I25
Child's Dongola stock tip, heel button
shoe, size 9 to II IL; value I.25,
our price ..... Recommendations
Child's Dongoia, patent tip, square and
coin toes, value 1856; our price,. l.
Just received full line of Mems calf
and kip boots, ranging in price
from so to 900. These goods
we have marked fully 20 per cent
under their real value.
If you neeI a good full stock mud
boot we have them at I.5o, LIS
ann 1.e8; worth so ger cent more
than we ask.
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Gents California Goat Gloves, extra
quality, value 75c, at ...... $500. 50
Gents fur top dog skin in quality,
value Loo, at................ rs
Gents Mocha Costor Gloves, extra
quality, value LOO, at go. ........ Is
Gents unliued Kid Gloves, extra
quality, value 90, at ..... ......-.. rs
Cents California Reindeer buck gloves
extra qua ity, value is LBS ............ S.
Gents Mexican Mustang buck glove
extra heavy, and warranted to wear,
value is I.5o, at ............., ............ o8
Gents California leather Gauntlet
gloves, value is Loo, at ............ IS
Gents Mexican Mustang Buck Gaunt-
let gloves, extra heavy and guaran-
teed to wear. value, LBS, at........ LOO
Gents Buck Gauntlet Gloves, extra
quality, every pair warranted to be
as represented, or money returned;
real value is zoo, at.... ............ lbs
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Big Drive.
DON'T SLEEP COLD WHEN

You can buy ia White Blanket
, with red and blue DO ders; real
value is Las at.......... .......75c pair
, 1o-4 White Blankets, good qualify
fancy borders; real value so at. ooc
Io-4 White Blankets, extra quality.
with fancy bord rs; real value is
1.75. at ....... .............. I.zs
Io-4 White Blankets, extra heavy and
good quality; value is 2 o., at.,,, I.5o
! lo4 White wool blankets, extra heavy
and goo quality. a bsgail at ESQ
at-..;;;,,,...., .....:..:.............. 1913
lo-4 White all wool blankets with
fancy Dor 'eIs extra heavy and good
quality, worth 800 at .............. z.5o
1914 White all wool blankets with
fancy borders, extra quality and
heavy; real value is $50, at. 49,. 3.6o
lz-4 White all wool blankets, extra
fine quality and heavy, with fancy
borders, worth 600 at...... 3.osI
Io4 Brown, gray and blue mixed
blankets; extra quality at $50, 1893,
I.5o, rs and ............. 7sc
Eiderdown quilts with fancy French
Satin Lining and Top real value
loco ...... $1,000. ............ 500
1o4 White Blankets, value So, at 5oc.
Extra quality, bed comfort, worth eoc at zoe
Extra quality and value Bed Comforts, value
I.25, at 75c.
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GENTS CLOTHING.
-1Big Cuts this Month,

Immense bargains for this month from
our enormous purchase, which enables US to
place the goods at retail at lower price
than the retailer pays for his.
All wool Cents Cheviots Sack Sui S,
either in brown, gray and dark tan,
the real value is $3.50, at............ $500
Gents all wool, brown and blue
mixed Cass,mier sack suits, real
value 500, at ........ ...:.. .......... 600
Gent all WOOL brown and black
check sack suits, real value is S50at $50
Gents ali wool Cheviot and Scotch
Cassimer, sack suits, either in brown
check, black and green mixed, or
large plaidS, sack suits. sod else
where at 1000; your choice at 10000. 7.5o
Gents all wool black clay worsted,
sack suits, extra bargaiR at 10 90
and 1L5o, at .........75o and so
Gents all wool, fine tailor made sack
suits, in gray and brown serge,
brown cheviots, brown mixed
cheviots, plaid Cassimier, striped
Cassimer, black double breasted
melton Cheviots and black clay
Worsteds; real value of these is
1850 and Is 30, at................... 1000
Gents all wool sack suits extra quail
ity, ine tailor made in small plaid
and checks, and black, clay Wors-
ted suits, sold elsewhere, at 1s.o0
and t. 50; your choice at........ ...... II 80
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MEMS SHOE DEPART
MENT.

Mems Satin calf dress shoes in plain
Globe and Coin Toes, Congress
and Lace, sizes TO II; value
10 at...... -.....--. ............ Lux
Mems kangaroo calf, Congress Globe
Toe, $500 value at $500. 1900. 1.5c
Mems Calf Skin Shoes in Congress
and Lace, value $500 at ......... I.5C
Mauss Shoe Co.'S celebrated SKY
Flat shoes in Vici Kid and
Calf Skin, S45o value at........ $3.50
Mauss Shoe Co.'S Ok, Blood Knob
Opera Toe So. 50 value at...... $s5o
S4.so value at 50. 50
Mauss shoe Cos Calf Skin, Globe Toe
s4.5O value at.....- ;-..:;..::..:. So, So
Schwab Bros. Green Crack Proof, silk
Yesting top, 5000 value at 49,. $4eS
Schawab Bros. Enameled calf calf
lined, heavy sole 5000 value at. S4.e8
We have the most complete lot of Shoes
ever shown in BRENNAN.
S8 pairs liens Kip Lace work Shoes
at..... ......-....... ......... 35c
So pairs Old Cents Comforts, bread
Toe and low heel; size 6 to 10,
worth SI.25, at encouragement. ST. 90
8 cases Mems Kip One Buckle work
Shoes, all solid leather, size to
II. worth SI.a5, at.......~..,:. $1.oo
s Cases Mems Oil Grain and Buckle
Plow Shoes; size 6 to &c; worth
$I.a5, at ...... 49,. .......... S1.oo
4 Gases Oil Grain Creole Congress
Shoes, guaranteed all solid leather,
size to II, worth SI.5o, at...... $1.2s
8 Cases Mems Grain Creedmore, one
Buckle Plow shoes, all solid
leather, size TO IL, worth Sligo,
al .............- 49,. ......... l rs
3S pairs Boys Veal Calf Creedmor, one
Buckle, work shoes, all solid
leather, size 3 to S, worth I.25, at csc
2 Cases Boys Oil Grain Creole Con-
gress Shoes, extra quality, size 8
to s, sold elsewhere at $50; our
price .--.-........... Lilo
2 Gases Boys Veal Cali Lace Shoes,
extra quality, all solid Leather,
size a to 8, worth I.25 at............ CSC
2 Cases boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes,
size 3 to 5H, worth I.25 at..... 100
38 Pairs Hoys Glove Grain Button
Shoes, Climax heel and Solid tin,
solid leather, size TX to AZ,
worth I.50 at ...... 49,. -....: l.25
, Gases Boys Satin Calf Congress and
Balls Coin Toe, all solid leather,
value zoo at...... .................. $50
, Cases Boys Satin Calf Congress
Shoes, made by Excelsior Shoe Co.
Extra quality, every pair warran-
ted give satisfaction, worth ESQ
at ......................... .......... 200 Il
. Cases Boys Colt Skin Balls Coin Toe
extra good quality, made by tx
celsior Shoe Co., worth $50 at zoo
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bargain Day.

Our Annual Ladies' Bargain
Day will occur Tuesday Nov.
23rd. Fruit Cake Ingredients will
be sold at Bargain Prices. We
have the finest line of Fruit Cake
Ingredients ever brought to this
city. We are prepared to supply
Fresh California Seeded Raisins.
Each lady making a purchase
on Ladies Day will receive a
Souvenir.
L. 2. HARRISON, Mgr.