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TANNERS SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE, LOAN Teusr

bldg. Cor. and eth; s passenger elevators-no
walking up and down stairs; ed year. Now in
session. New students received daily. Day and
night sessions Instruction private-indivdual. Call
write telephone Main It's for catalogue. The
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lOR SALE
TERRELL & LITTLE. Agents,
Colorado building.

14th and G. SITS NV.
Two acres OF ground; new house; all modern
conveuiences: fifteen minutes walk from Ken
sington Station. Price. $4,000 VIII be sold on
monthly payments; s.r
New eight -room house in Kensington. al mod
convenlences; furnace heat; beautifully locat-
ed; wide verandas; pure artesan well water;
large grounds. Price only s4.I0O; terms TO suit.
FOR SALE.
gentleman's country home. containing ~
acres OF land lying directly north Of the city,
within easy driving distance; close to steam and
electric cars eightroom house. in thorough re-
pair. surrounded by beautiful grove choice
trees; large stream of water across the rear q
the property. This is positively one of the cbo:e-
est suburban properties in the vicinity Of ;he
national capital, and can be bought for one-haif
of Its actual value.
T0-acre farm. north OF Kensington. can be
bought cheap; owner anxious to sell
aoo-,c-o farm, p on the MetronoI,ton branch If
the b. & o.. at Halpine Station large stream OF
water across the property; Only SEQ per acre
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Beautiful country property, within easy walk
ing distance Of the electric car; 51a acres of
ground: magnificent colonial residence surrounded
by large oak trees. The house is heated by not
water. lighted by gas. supplied with water by
gasoline engine. tiled bath. attic and cellar. Can
be had for half the original cost.
BELMONT.
Gall or send for catalogue Of this valuable
snbdiy's'on;s Lots only 1oe; and 15e. per f'9t.
No extra charge for sidewalks sewers.
NORTH BRIGHTWOOD.
High. healthy, beautifully located lots for sale
at 0ne-hah their P RFTMo actual value
Money properly invested In real estate Is the
safest and surest way of acquiring wealth bei,
mont has magnificent future. Money Invested
here Will bring large returns.
NORTH BRIGHTWOOD.
The most attractive subdivision Brightwood
avenue: number of beautiful new houses Just
completed. Now is the time to Invest money In
this subdivision. Lots certain to double in "ai1s
TERRELL LITTLE. Agents.
Colorado building,
4th Sts
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jurisprudence and Diplomacy.
Three courses of higher legal. political and Dip
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Of Laws. Master Of Diplomacy and Doctor Of
OWL Laws.
Session begins October T.
Lectures from 4:50 until $50 pm.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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NOON SEPTEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1904, and
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MONEY TO LOAN AT 81, AND ~ PER CENT.
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Dentistry.

]. HALL LEWIS DDS. Dean.
Two complete courses Of lectures. recitations,
laboratory and clinical work will be given during
the year, beginning at $50 am. and at 1850 pm.
Three-year course prescribed.
Session begins Sept. %. The free dental inirmary
opens October l. Fall examinations on Sept g. :.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
The
George Washington
University,

Eighty fourth Session. 19O4-05. Modern equip
mtnt: new facilities. Complete Undergraduate,
Graduate and Professional courses Of study offered.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT '-'- t'
On Penna. ave-. No 1890. 8 floors and real. build
ing. No. 122T d, suitable for publishing house.
select F. w. GRAHAM. SIT 14tlI.
FOR SALE-ALL OF SQUARE AIS. FRONTING
1913 IT. in. on II and l sts.. PA IT. s in. 9Th
and 9th SITS. An opportunity to acquire
small square near river trent. Sold to close
estate. II. l. RUST. Cos 14th NV se9-tf.5
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FOR RENT-FOR AN EDUCATIONAL INSTTTU-
ton. the second and third floors Of building at
the northeast corner of 10th and Pa. ave. large
recitation hall: number Of smaller rooms; two
bath rooms; kitchen, etc Call. and inspect.
Rent reasonable. GEO. w. LINKINS, 500 18th
st. NV. se9-6t
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Medicine.

W. f. r. PHILLIPS. MD. Dean.
Two complete of lectures. recitations,
laboratory and clinical work will be given during
the year. beginning at $50 m and at 1850 p.m
Session begins September %. The best facilities
for laboratory and clinical work are afforded in the
new buildings for the Hospital and the Medical
School. Fall examinations September 20.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
SWEET GIRL GRADUATES
ARE COMING HOME
College Commencement Season Has
Already Begun.

re sweet Girl Graduate" with her
winsomc smiles and bcwitehing ways
fancy free, and as bright and fresh az
tho-dew Of these cool spring mornings
is coming home.
Already the commencement season
has dawHed, One by one the schools
aud colleges are closing, and many a
home circle will soon be complete again.
Greenwood Nv minus a school for tho
higher education Of young ladies. For
this reason, Greenwood girls are forced
to attend college in other cities. On
this account IL Is probable that no other
city Of equal size has 50 many absent
daughters.
Some of them will return next week.
Others the week after~and the middle
Of next month will perhaps find them
all at home. Social affairs will then
take on new life. The little Joys will
begin to crowd one another. A tibge
of romance may now and then break the
speeches. m%oDotony, and several faces
now Swallowed with signs Of care may
then DO transformed into smiling gun
beams on the sea Of human activities.
The "5weet Girl Graduates arc COM
ing home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
PREPARING THE PLANS.
Mr.. F. R. Austin Preparing TO Erect a New
BUILDING.

Architect McGinnis is now engaged in
drawing the plans for a new two-stofy
flat to be erected on the northwest cor
ncr Of the Austin block where the
plumbing shop now stands.
The new building is to be erected by
Mr.. II. r. Austin and will be a thor
oughly modern structure in every par
ticular. In TINS recognizing the press
ing need Of providing accommodations
for the many people who want to come
to Greenwood as Don as they can lind
residence accommodation, Mr.. Austin
will confer a public benefit by pro-
viding desirable quarters for a number
Of small families.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
new SAMPLE ROOM.
Hotel Greenwood Is Soon to Build a Hand.
some Addition.

MIR. Joe Stein, proprietor of the Hotel
Greenwood, that he will soon
begin the erection of a handsome sam
pie room on the north side Of the main
building.
The new addition will be 6Ox2l feet
and handsomely finished throughout,
Mr.. Stein says that he is compelled to
make the addition in order to accommo-
date his drummer friends, and that he
expects to spare no pains or expense IN
catering to the travelling public.
The contract for the new structure
will be let within the next week or ten
DAYS,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

Greenwood for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home to-day to the sincere
regret OF mer friends.
Mr.. W. r. Holloway, Of D%oddsvillc,
was in the city Thursday.
Contractor W. o. Glass, Of Yazoo City,
was here several days this week on
business.
Hon. John X. Baird, Of Baird, was a
a conspicuous figure on our streets
Tuesday.
Mrs. A, A. Bryant, Of Cotfeevflle, is
visiting the family Of DR.. r. j. Carr on
Washington street.
Mr.. Douglas Robinson came up from
Sidon Thursday to minglc with his
numerous friends.
Mr.. ]. W. Webb, assistant superin-
tendent Of the Southern Railway, was in
the city Wednesday. :
Mrs. Ben Exum, Of Yazoo City, was
the guest Of relatives In the city on
Monday Of this week.
Mr. r. P. Kimbrough, Of Sheppard
town, cane up Tuesday and spent the
day with friends in the city.
Mr.. John ID. Hawkins, Jr., Of Swan
Lake, was In the city Wednesday and
made this Office an appreciated call.
Nj. T. ". Davis, cashier Of the Delta
Bank A Trust Company at Yazoo City,
was In the city for a short while Mon
day.
MI. w. A. Armstrong attended the re-
eeption AZ the home Of DR.. and Mrs. r.
3. Hollonan, u. IN ltta Hena Thursday
evening.
Miss AMMO Townes, of Minter City,
Mfz.R \. n. Townes, n GIendora, and MI,
Evens Townes, y Mintcr CITY, were n
4 ths eity eatasd4y
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
BANK BUILDING
CONTRACT is LET
Handsome Structure 10 Be Erected
on West Market Street.
Bt COMPLETED AUGUST |.
NcW Bank VIII Organize Sometime
During the Next fCw Weeks, to
Open August l.

Ur, 7. r. Henderson ON last Thursday
evening let the contract for d handsome
brick and stone building to he erected
on West Market street, ON the vacant
lot opposite TnE COMMONWEALTH. Jesty
x Go, contractors. with headquarters at
Wiuono, were the successful bidders.
The new structure will be two stories
high, built of the finest quality of
pressed brick, with a front of solid
stone, marble floor and steel ceiling
throughout. In size it will be S2x25
feet, She second tlotr viii be partition
ed into handsome Offices,
A new baRG, of which DR.. Henderson
,'H prime mover will occupy the first
aoa. 20 tiDa new sfrerture, which will
be one Of Che handsomcst bank buildings
IN the state, The capital stock has al
ready been subscribed and organization
will be perfected sometime within tho
next Cow weeks.
The uauc of the new institution has
not yet been definitely decided upon,
Dr. Henderson prefers that II be called
"fhe Bank of Commerce, and 1t Is prob
able that bis suggestion will be favor.
ably received.
Tho building is TO be completed by
August |, and the bank will begin bust
ness rs soon az its home is completed,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

One of the largest woodworking
plants in the State Of North Carolina,
with branches in Louisville, Cairo, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and Evansville, wants
to get into the Greenwood district.
Secretary Sam n. Weems, of the
Board of Trade, has been in CORES
pondencc with the big plant for sew
eral weeks, and there is a strong proba-
bity that Greenwood win land the con-
cern.
The branch of the business which it
is proposed to move here is the manu-
facture Of 'cross arms For this pur-
pose the concern will = from 100000
to 100000 feet rough pine lumber each
month. The specifications provide that
this lumber shall be 81 x4i 10, and
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
BIG WOODWORKING CONCERN
MAY COME To GREENWOOD
Sam r. Weenns, of the Board of Trade,
is After the Big Enterprise,

free from knots larger than inches in
diameter, shakes, rots, splits or other
impcrfections. Any sort of pine will
do. Sap no objection.
Mr.. Weems wants quotations from
mills on this variety Of lumber deliv-
cred I. 0. b. Greenwood, for which the
North Carolina people agree to pay
spot cash on delivery of bill Of lading.
The location of the nce depends
chiefly on the price at which the mate
rial can be secured.
A great deal of small timber can be
cut into these cross arms which could
not be used for other purposes. The
mill employs a large force of skilled
laborers, and would be worth a great
deal to the city and section.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
WEDDING PRESENTS.

Never were they SO expensive and
hand some bridal gifts bought as the
leading jewellers are selling this year.
1t seems this timely custom Of re-
Wondering your dear friends is growing
more every season, and the bridal pres
e It's are more numerous and grandcl
then ever.
To give you some idea Of what peo-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
Some Timely Suggestions.

The enterprisIng firm Of Henderson II
Baird has al announcement in this issue
OF the paper which ought to be read
with interest by our numerous subserib-
ers. They call especial attention to the
celebrated Mccormick Moving Machine,
for which they are sole agents in this
territory. Screen doors and windows
also affords an interesting topic. Evorv-
body needs creeu at this season Of tho
year. If you need a buggy or a band,
some ~stanhope you should see the line
Of vehicles handled by this store before
buying.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

pie are buying, we beg to draw your at
tention to the elegant line Of solid sill
yer, cut glass, hand painted china and
beautiful ornaments the Palace has just
received. This reliable and we'll known
firm has a state reputation that is the
envy Of the Memphis jewelers. but the
pride Of Greenwood.
We predict a great future for this
establishment. as their honest dealings
and one-price system are the business
principles which make great firms.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
METHODIST REVIVAL
CLOSED LAST NIGHT
Rev. ]. A. Bowen Called Home by
Death in His Congregation.

"A very successful revival has been in
progress at the Methodist Church this
week under the direction of Rev. DR..
]. A. Bowen, of Tupelo {; a pulpit orator
Of great force and earnestness. All Of
the services have been well attended
and a number Of additions were made to
the church.
The meeting would have continued
several days longer, but for the fact
that DR.. Bowen was suddenly summoned
home by the death of a highly esteemed
member Of his congregation. He left
Thursday afternoon. Rev. J. ii. Mitch
ell, the pastor, preached a splendid SER
mon Thursday evening. Services were
also held yesterday morning and even
ins, when the meeting was brought to
a close,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
#Itta Bena Won,

Greenwood's second nine went down
to ltta Bcna Wednesday evening TO play
the local team at that place. The gamc
was a good one, the score being 10 to 10
in the ninth inning, when ltta Bona
made a home run and captured the hon,
ors. The batteries were as follows,
ltta Bena Reese, Townsend and Me.
Battle.
Greenwood Johnson and Hicks.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
FOLKLORE


Mr.. r. +. Sabin, OF Leaore, was n Mon
day visitor.
Mr.. r. i. Jones was down from Glen
dora Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Jones, of schlatcr, spent Tues
day in the city,
Mr.. ". l. Cooper, OF Cofccvillc, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mr.. Felix l.. Askew, of Carrollton,
was in town Wednesday.
DIR. D. NJ. McGehee, Of Money, wal in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Walt, of Tchula,
were In the city Saturday.
Mr.. j. II. Farmer, Of Yazoo City, spent
Tuesday in the metropolis.
Mr.. r.. Nj. Donald, Of Inverness, was a
Tuesday visitor to the city.
Senator G. n. Harris, Of sumner, wal a
visitor to Greenwood Tuesday.
Dir. G. S. Kennedy, OF Money, was
here on Monday OF this week.
Mr.. r.. r.. G. Hinson, Of Black Hawk
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. j. NJ Archer, Of HilandaIe. wal
q visitor to Greenwood Thursday.
Mr. W. A. Winter was oyer from
poddsvilIc on "Wednesday Of this week.
Mr. II 3. Lowroy and Hon. H. H. M
bcrs were np from Itta Bona Wednos
dsys
1fry. ". \. Cunninsham II visiting
Aiiss UrIene Reeves II Itta Bona thiI
week.
Aisss Isueile IsslIe. ri rocahontas. WI
Nv t,een Il yisft N An brother Il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
The Rees prichard Here.

The big Steamer Rees rrichard
WIS anchored ut tho local landing Thurs
day night. This is the first trip the
Prichard has made to Greenwood in
several months, Her cargo Is usually
transferred TO the Jack Osborne at Bel
2oni, but this time she decided to come
on up the river, just to "soo and be
along the river as steamboat men
explain it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

Mr.. Warren G. Clark has the agency
for John r. Laws, the well-known Co
lumbus florist. Flowers and floral de-
signs for weddings and funerals a spe-
cialty. Leave your orders at Raines'
Drug Store.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
RECEPTION AT iTTA BfNA.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. B. HOloman. Jr., Enter.
tanned Thursday Evening.

The handsome homo Of Dr.. and Mrs.
T. y. Holloman, Jr, in Itta lIcna, was
the scene ~ ono Of the most enjoyable
social events Of the season on Thursday
evening from . to II o'clock. The oc-
casion was n reception in honor of Miss
Mary Belle Gibson, Of Virginia; Miss
Nell Enwrey Wilson, Of jackson, and
Miss Stella Hoiloman, Of Vicksburg.
The spacious parl0rs Of the Holloman
home were handsomely decorated with
smilax and ferns, and q lavish hospitali-
ty was dispensed to the guests
Of the occasion. The charming hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Brown, Miss Helen
Bridger and Misses Mary and Joe Will
lilo Swift. Delicious refreshments we're
served at intervals during the evening.
The following were present: Miss
ttsidgcr, Miss Riehbourg, Miss McIn-
tosh, Miss Reeves, Miss Isaac, Misses
Swift, Misses Haley and Misses Reese.
The gentlemen were; Messrs. Brown,
Armstrong, H~oiIoman, Swain, Gordon.
EbersoIe, Dunn, Gates, Kimbrouch.
Townsend and Goldsmith.
-. .F EH7E E4HAa FE8 44
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION
WILL Be INSTRUCTED

. The COMMONWEALTH was the
! first paper in the State 10 adj
!. vocate. an instructed delega~
. ton to the ST. Louis conven-
. ton This position was taken
when both Governor Varda-
man and Hon. John Sharp
!. Williams were opposed to such
. a course.
. Two months ago we pre-
! dicted that Judge Alton B.
/ Parker would he nominated
I We were then convinced that
/ he was the logical candidate.
1 More recent developments
/ have strengthened this opinion
/ We then urged that the Mis-
/ sissippi delegation be instruct
1 ed to vote for Parker in order
/ that party differences might be
settled--the sooner the better
/ Both Governor yardaman
/ and Mr.. Williams are now in
I favor Of an instructed delega-
{ ton.
+ A majority of the citizens Of
I the State share the same opin-
Z ion.
Z The Mississippi delegation
will 90 the convention instruct
T ed for Parker.
Parker will Be nominated
and he will b. elected.
~ = &AH&szH Eaaa
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21
Want Cheaper Ice.

Mr.. H. r. Rombergcr, representing
the Winona ice factory was in the city
several days this week comforting with
citizens who have been clamoring for
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

cheaper ice. 1t is understood that a
number Of heavy consumers have formed
a pool and will buy in car loads from
the Winona concern.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

MIR. j. +. Pope has resingned his posi-
tion with Raines' Drug store n lett
last Thursday evening for his home in
Columbus. Mr.. Pope made many friends
here who regret to see him leave Green
wood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-21

MY. NJ. II. King, Of Crngcr, was 4 yisi-
Tor " the city yesterday and uadc this
saTctlim 4 pleasant call
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Patronize One Another"
REAL ESTATE.

IF YOU ARE WISE. AND DESIRE TO BUY
L. property In the central portion Of Michigan, you
VIII certainly read the following list and write
lore you make your purchase elsewhere
Lansing the capital city, has population OF 200o0;
I'VE rairoads four of them trunk lines that Into
Sncago GOOD areef-car system: 20 brick ward school
with central school building costing ess
10 Carnegie Library being bulk; fine stale build
!nxs tconasatng OF the Agricultural College. Reform
SCHOOL Hind School, and Capifol any the Union.
l5 manufacturing establishments. that manufacture
everything from an automobile to keg OF cucumber
pickles. the Cedar and GraAd Rivers, rapid Streams
uniting near the south part Of city flowing north
s safe to say that this property offered below has
struck It's lowest NOTCH and that there prospect Of
panic for twenty years. IL you do take advan-
panic.
Twenty acres inside of city limits Michigan Central
railroad runs along the wrist side, so rods drand
Trunk Western with its double track along the
no!tn iine the Cedar River along the east border.
! have the following farms for sale within thirty
miles OF lansing Mich. prices from 500 TO 500 %
pr acre located m the following counties: Is Ia EAon
IN Ingham, mine In Clinton Ave IN Ionia and two In
large farms are well adapted stock raiin others
20 grain, ntif, sugarbeets. potatoes, and large
tract b adapted TO the raising Of peppermint. The
owner raised and sold from his first crop ten
IN iD 2S00 In OIL Five choice residence lots four
blocks from the capitol facing east the largest State
PARK Ia the city. Also, several houses and business
Two hne residence lots in Salt Lake City Utah which
mas population OF over 50e00 and Is railroad center
for all Of the States west OF the Rocky Mountains
For Information regarding OF the above property
write 1. f. Potter, Lansing, Mich.