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TAKES HER
CHEE.DRE EN-

osophicaIly made the best 9 J, :, =.
situation and today the ~. -.
lice are on the lookout for 1ns -
ing people - N.
Bremerton gossips soon "a -,
wife leaving with an eN-mai'ne ~
there seems TO be no dilee' ssv
dence TO this effect. A lev n
before the clopcment one = ~
Miller children told a nelsapo'
they were going 10 CalifoFhiA, ...sI
Mr.. Miller explained 70 :, ms 4
that his only regrets were los i
children. His chief anxiety : =
whether they will be well sF .sss.'
In the meantime II is np 70 - :.
10 get boarding house !"
"hachlng."
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A recreant spouse. a missing cx-
marine. an angry husband and a
once happy home made desolatc are
the principal features in an elope-
mont case which has set the city
Of Bromorton by the ears
A few DAYS ago J. q Miller. who
"a employed at the government
works. went home in the evening
and instead Of the usual greeting
from a loving wife and the hot
stcamluE dinner ON the table he
found a house deeolate, cold and
choorlesa
To add 20 his discontinue and
surprise the four children were
also gone Where or why, he did
not know Miller, however, phil
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WRECK IN
WYOMING

CHEYENNE Wyo. March AT
noon today the north bound pas
ncnger on the Cheyenne 4 North
orn branch II the Colorado 4
Southern railway. went through "a
bridge near nuekhurn. 10 miles
north ~ Cheyenne
Engineer shorty fonahne Fire
man Rex and Mail Clerk Benjamin
Guy. 81 of Cheyenne we're injured
Rex may die a special train from
WheatiAna brought the injured 70
Wheafland Passenger coaches
stopped on the very brink of a
chasm and not a single passenger
was injured
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AGED MAN DIES.

MatfheN Klrkwood aged 60. died
AZ the Providence hospital yestcr-
dAF afternoon after an illness u
several weeks tits home Do Ia
sumner to where thr body viii be
shipped By the BUnnsy- Watson
company lie leaves a widow and a
nrphew tn this city Dr. Wulher-
spoon lie NHH 3 member 20 the
feamea and the Maa1nH
y F. Feiand aaa this morning
cunfieted 81 obtaining money un-
der faiae preieuasa and sentenced 30
50 daYs iu the county jail BY Judge
Gf.FKa Fsiaud forged a check FOR
ila lie pleaded guilty
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PARADES ALLOWED

Political parades viii be permit
tod with che proyiso that they con
tain no Objectionable features
Mayor BaiilnEer decided today that
his former objection 10 parsdes and
demonstrations vas based on an
aversion TO roWdyiam. lie has no
objection IN paradeE If conducted ia
an orderly manner.
An unusually large check was
signed by Mayor nallinecr today
when stirrat a Goetz received paper
calling for Sos. 2gg.2A 81 the cltys
money. The money represents the
last payment on the completion Of
the Eighteenth ax pavement con
tract The total amount paid 10 the
contractors was s2bt. Geo.
J. p. Graves. Of Spokane. saws
that he has completed the financial
arrangements for his $50 00o 600
corporation to build electric roads
and develop water power In aud
around spokane
The Seat e-Tacoma Power com
pany entered upon its three-vear
contract to liFht the streets uf Ev-
erett March / At midnight The
temporary plant in the old nail
works building on the waterfront
viii furnish the current until such
time az the snoaualmie line is com
p'cted 90 this city which will be a
month or six weeks vet.
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o. 500
Ten tote. each EaI8. with three street
feuntaEte fuu hisseka frum cas- lire
AID lH e District uheff FaiHss Hff
hsfHH enhanced ~ fhc iHtldlaN e
ghr urw intrfiaAr hiFh afhpai tsesa
IL hiKh and slightly sidewalk - iuH
ssFfefH $40 aFseeHntrrfH paid &lf faf
tae hesl hHf in thHt locality
fta
lot tafaa 80 eith Ave ~ ueaf nsnf.
taaHu 81 Thia ia auiemN.d ibiuN pffa
Kftf ffHhf iu district whrfe fHiaHa
Afe fapadtF tHhanranN Nvmtant Nataa
HHd Al street improvements paid
$50
sszfu can 18Th Ave. near Prospect 81
street assessments o. assume
fwH
szaffh tract. fhfar. fuurffH - a ulfis
saat - Lake Washington rn rus
Fssd All fhe year fuun4 arrassifl e
q fhFfa beat inntiHEe nN Or galH
fziiafs a SO ] srii. farm iHHe
uleHts rhtekeaH aud HunsF OK ia.
fiadHtf On rfirs The beet huf Sc
khaH - in THIS unr
EHFiAN a soNFEffIu
EiHfsr N'nrk
ishoass lad. loo Main ipa.
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uniil 20 commission has dstsr,,..,
iha necessity Tor such ei,.' a'iisa
hl" commission r. 10 eonslss :, ~.
jndg" ~ the United stsiss -, p {
court western division. ne ~.
!aa'ir" ~ the supreme ess,., ne
washington, 0r justice j., p
court no De- selected BY the a ne,
justice, these two 10 select ) me met
terTHird engineer ~ es,s,.. sisiii-
reputation. Wished
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Real Es,sss-cen,irvsd
THEEN q SMITH
f1aHms buyers Place.
We control HHur acreage fusi south
II he city 80 situated 40 $50 affoff
fHHifttr assurance 20 Huud profit
O. the hHNrr Within az DAYS fnfor.
nation "a eur office uuly NO phnwf
calls pieane aH 90 the above Gen.
ainN eHHH n you have cash
81 ~ 2iaa cash. balance fit monthly
af0nm modern cottage Queen Anne
Hfil cement sidewalk and aN paid
81 ti11 cash and same terms 3.
roam mndeFu cottage. close iu
q ifa aae each fina modern cottage.
nu MadfnHa ridge
8 fs1f $50 cash s.fuom uoiarn house.
iHf exile on Enktiaka Ave.
8 ~ fHa cash 81 monthly. modern
cottage aH fine iat near University
81 Ito SIC eaah 81 MONT hiY. modern
cottage elnse 90 Madison
THEEN & SMITH
- Walker Hlda
Main saE v Ei
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s. acre.. cloar in. fine soft end ripe
faf plating "a rnu-rt Hidcut owner.
price uuu taktr only o. s1 each
time
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Real Estate Continued
WOOdIs
lawn
L terrace
Real Esta,, Continued
a FINE nEsipENcE rAuR

a FINE NiHllilNtE iAliks
II uaite new main entrance tn wood
HaHd park itfnphe. hY two DHf liHsa
q thfHi one Will " ruunluf hY Ihi
shdifiuH bt MHy Tatn1 minutes
tide g. Pioneer Square,
BUILDING UisnrHtgriONH
80 ~ hulu n.Nr MONEY All
a. WILL UliIn NDt A HOME
UtG LOTS
u on YOUR OWN rEitMF
cts water. sidewalks -Four schools
dtne view ~ thr fiiY sound ats.
fauHHtHlnH The most attractive
himralifn iu Seattle Grr,u Lake gAI
- apfh and WnodlhNu station Wea
g. office "a Southeast corner 81
WaaHiHhd iark
office open until % m.
Phone North go
FORESTER a Co. use.
t8ia HALEY HidE
Malu "a Phones ind iH
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2 Pounds 55c

Fsr our Fancy Iowa Creamery. and
ve guarantee Il % be the best but
Ter yon ever tried Call and De con
WINGED. at Cow Butter Store. isi
aud PIKE ~ zee
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Fer observation-disclosures
q n WILLIAMS
RAait Ann poor nARuAfNa


I have NnlN enc price
tAeaFH are hiHheH hut I am atlii sell
thh at the same price
tfeHH panel doors. Zoe Oh finish. tiN
PEE danF
ttesH panel doera tor palnting o. 70
ptf deer
Window frames. for uriahta.ssi ca
Window frames. plain. 81 a.
set O. any one aud / have only one
price Send fer price lets and buy
ftHn me al as low nfiru 40 your
nsstea dNaisf can raaalblY purchase
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BnEpEs. LEnoLp 4 cox
ne Ntes lots Oh Rainier boulevard
Ct - ron
80 uaif acre near Halnisr boulevard
d - Three latu aud s.rnou house uf.
Rainier boulevard ~ Byron
Eaa-rlne ha-font ios on Beacon uul
elegant Nlvw.
tsis-sshulre lot in South Seattle. with
fa8ifasd pritHfHcs.
t.iea- zine lsvsl ioi a., INTERPLAY. NEAR
railroad
rnr fia1 ~ can cell y choice iat near
car une elegant view citr water
saal terms
q GO fsrhnfifui res t-room cottage.
v3fh Z iota CiD water elrEaut
view
uHEuEa f.EupLp a cox.
i1i4.u Alaska Bldg
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RlvEuroN.
acre. improved rich unii close g.
lHfefuftaH Eaatcrn owner muHi sell
Price 81 No. half cash THE land ia
about a quarter mite ~ iuvfftnn.
POSTER
acres near the school and only Z
hleeha ~ the lnterufhan station. q
snap q. lso
MOUTH pUWAMtHiL
= aerra overlooking f.adds FACTORY
aitrH. the Nue amish valley. NHarsHH
town. Haufh seattle ana che rftk
Land near this 100 ihr valley b. worth
100 a. acre this tract can BE-
hoagh, far fi41Q
oRiiftA
Wet - the ibisrurhan fronting a
lseasfifal LAKE. lurt ripe fpf pis ttinH
9 an acre. uu terms.
2 acres - choice bottom land ready FOR
crop Tfla ia only D hiarln from
street ear aud ushf '-fhr Brothers
sFhpui price d. - Can't 90 pHfa
ehased after feA days Zoe this pFiee
We alsn can aell yuu large bunch ~
iutH Ca addition fhrinN ou she pas
vanish river riHht rinre e. Ger liuf
Thia wnuid be a Eun1 bug fuf SOME
enc g. retail cot
WEST SEATTLE
p affeH great boy near ~ ROLLINS
mile nH Hos 80 proposed street caF
O. Tacoma.
lots
HIshi usaf the Steel works W. have
SINE fine iufs nu terms ihat al
aarpfiae iou prirfa FROM So 90 tas
" WHITE
e. Nrrntaf Niusk
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Ranks.
ruuEf SOUND NATIONAL RANK
Oh SEATTLE.
Capital stock raid IN. 81 30. surplus
&es. fag.h pr,.f : = ield.
smith Niev ptrs II AnhgnY,
cities " the United States aud
Europe.
TITS CANADIAN HANK or
g0MMEHGH
Established tssf
Head office farauta Canada
over iao branches "a Canada and the
United atatfH A Evusfai banking
business transacted tntsfeHt al
lowed on time depaHlfa
Seattle hfaaehsa. y uait Manager
rEopLEs SAVINGS HANK
Second Ave aud fihe 81 capital paid
up Ieo po d & Nsafsidsf, prra
r 0resnieaf. cashier commercial
savings ard trust business
chiropeaY.
CuitNA huhiana lnafuan nails pain
lcasiY cufed afs. IT T. I'M. ~
Marion hiaeks IeA L stsa
oysina and Cleaning.
~ NoN want . reliable DE Works
rms up Main itia ef A " gassn
CTS Dye worsa sis uaiou st
Massage, .
rigENf rAffENs0N siyea hal6a ana
massaKe treatment Al lats# tlh Ave.
near l1ko The Stockton Reant ~
nATHa and MASSAGE fnf women and
men at eettaEe. Fsar ~ Union. .-f
Millinery.
SrYIIBlt milahaFX ID iaweas pFteee
AIRS A N HANSON. i0l Fourth
Ave, corner Pine 81
husiesl
RiAMEig mandeaa. baaia. Eai,AF
Downs hiees
ostsep athY.
WARRINGTON tNafIfnfE of Oa-
TEoFAIuk rive yeas In seattle
SAFE Deposit tildE, vi first
osuiist. and kurlsss,
bR FoNuA NAnEAN@t1 Alas4s
nandins
Phe,esraphsrs' Supplies
ANDERSON sCprIf %. III Cherry
81 seattle.
Physicians ard sueassns
nr GiasHop hemseeath Ellsi blas
on pALros. 81 Afeaas sAin ia.
eases eniy
on Gao uEnuElN. = ueion nlA
spsr,inp Deeds.
a. !. HAIL. III ftrst Ave- auns
tisteia apa aussnaHlllsH II
TRUNKS delivered z cents J DAYS
sfefaks ffss piano ard tafnitufe
moving estimates given lnieu
Transfer 8 Storage CO. ne ftfat.
both phonss. Main 50.
Painting sna Paper Hanging
falntns aha paear hanxine rhens
Main NHt. II
ps,srs Attorneys.
ADAMS 4 hi4Auka REGISTERED alter
ntrs ffank Adams IS Ysafs in
seattle htsghsa A usNaks latsiy u
Washinstaa. 4. {. Ges celuAn
bloTs.
PATENTS ea4FaHtssa Fsnwiek q
Lawrence 4 FNafn fNpHfttuea IS
MaahlHHtnu- Seattle agfsEr a. fiarks
nlaE dalds heaA FhnE
Fer asfs-rarsas and Land
TIRE ia 4 BARGAIN enrrr farm
closes g. small taMa r. mfiea fresh
SEATTLE acres cleared hAianrr
mostly shasg ard nsapia tfHsh. tsff
easily cleared nike orchard - tasaf
in9 tree vel built HlasfsFasi hasssf
~ eis iaaUn taau4a bsa38ns ksiis
pantry and siussta. mia cellar barn
lsfaF fn0Hah - hold team aud Ela
FnNa large chicken hausa Nffh
yards. aufiaE NatsF sHffzEisa e. o.
fiEatr HHfs NtxEe UMnff HHssIs
mufsF HHd II fakFn Within = frn
DAYS Nat sell Zoe . 80 ahIrh is
lee than the actual easi - TN.
pFuFFfrenfa
ROBERT AALTHf.
- ~ - Alaska nag -
rof sale raFm - acres b hrfea
CLEARED. 9 arrss slaehrd. tHFnaf ard
seeded house. tafu ana uathHtit
inEs stock And everything 81 affh
the place AhlfNsa 1saNla flfaaeh
Port Orchard. Wash .
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] aefes improved rich Hnii close g.
lutefurhaH Eaatcrn owner muHi sell
Price g. 80 half cash Thia land IL
about a quarter mile ~ hitfftun.
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ta

Hfshi usaf the steel works wa b. 81
me Hne iufa ou terms fhat 81.
assrpfiae ga rriofH from 500 a. 80
J ~ WHITE
81 ufrnfat Hinsk
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oi,uA


p affra. great boy. near thr FaliIus
mile ab iinr uf Proposed street cas
q Tacoma.
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4 acres near the school and only I
hiecha ~ the lniefufhan station. q
snap q 30
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ror sale raFm - aFrsa u hrfss
cleared. 9 aerrs slaehrd. termed ard
seeded house ham and uathuiit
inEs steck And everything 81 aFfh
the place Address 1saNla flfaafh
Port Orchard Waah -
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= arrra overlooking f.adds FACTORY
sitfs. The Hus mish valley. uEarHr
town. Huufh seattle ana che rItf
Land near this 100 thr valley b. worth
90 an acre. this tract saH b.
tanght Tor o. puQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-02

Washington creamery butter. Per n
Nc Eastern. fresh brick. per n. 1<z51H
Eastern, fresh Tub per n zsc. rama
butter. per IA. isY1'c. storage. Eas,ss
uh. per ~. 2tM &C. new Wiscpass
long horn cheese. per ID. lie. twi2
psf % &c: young America. pr 10 IN
new Daisies checNe. per IA lSe. ~
cream brick cheese per n lie. bl1k
swiss per M. isc; ilmbergsf. per ~ l1t.
Ngw York cheese. per u lie
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Lime and tcFtte"t -
Portland cement imported ~ =,
g 81. Portland cement. Cailieti.iss. =. =
hhl taT6 less soc Tor retnfne1 49,
hard wall plaster, per Ten =.
uinHtcr paris. per hbl 60, ,ess' ~
Juan 4 Roche Harhor. per 20 s.' m
tire brick. per NJ. ftlty. p'ss' sssi
hair. per 10. g.. metal lath ~
l1fIglg.
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live ga chickens per 70 HSrk:
srfinr. per Ia. Isc live dr. 49, pr n
leslie. raponB. PER ID Ezc. bfei'trx ~
inE. a saif live turkeys pr = -
Hc live dressed, per IN isd1c. W.
rrrse. per lh lec. i've dressed pfr d
i.s,allc. live ducks rsr Ia i1siie. afs
dressed. per "a. is4isc-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

conditions would be more prosper
Gus and satisfactory and property
would appreciate in value for there
would be no hardship visited upon
anyone. A low rate Of interest
means an increase in the number Of
loans, more business institutions
and increased real and personal
rolls.
Let the people stand up for these
principles; let them demand a law
which will be an inducement for
money to be loaned at a low rate Of
interest and when the state legisla-
ture assemblies the demand will be
met and conceded. II this is done,
then the flower pots holding the
money plant will be enlarged and
the roots can spread to such an ex-
tent as to give the plant full chance
for a more luxurious growth. Make
the law read 50 that it will be more
profitable to lend money in Missis-
sippi than it is when it is sent out
OF the State for investment.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Bernstein's Lounging Robes
would make an acceptable
Christmas present. The as
softment to select from Is
complete. Cal! and see them.
Balance Due,

u worked all the year in the mud
and de slush,
Clearing up new ground, burning
up brush;
| worked wild de shovel and worked
wild de hoe,
Trying to keep de wolves from COM
ing in my doe.
But the bad weather come and it
last so long,
made no cotton and mighty little
corn,
About Christmas time | was feeling
mighty blue,
For ! knew my account was a bal
ance due,
g! balance due. o! balance due,
That's all a negro gets is a balance
due.
There's brother Lem and sister Sue,
Both come out with a balance due.
balance due. o! balance due.
Ill tell you niggers about q balance
due,
Bill RIass,
Phillipston Plantation.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Greenwood. Friday. Dec. Fl. 1906.
TO OUR PATRONS.

We have mailed statements this
week 10 all Of our delinquent sub
scribers outside Of Greenwood, and
insist upon a prompt response to
same. These accounts are small,
but they foot up nearly $4,000.
We need this money to meet obli-
cations, and will appreciate the
favor Of immediate remittances.oIs
J.. L. GILLESPIE, Publisha4.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

The National Food and Drug Act
which takes effect Jan. l, 1907, does not
affect Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In
any manner No special labels are re-
quired on this remedy under that Act,
as 1t is free from opiates and narcotics
of every character, making it q safe
remedy for mothers to use with their
children, This remedy has been in use
for so many years, and its good qualities
are 90 well known, that no one need
hesitate 10 use it when troubled with a
cough or cold. For sale at Raines'
drug store and Chambers drug store.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Mrs. Angie Birdsong, convicted Of
manslaughter in the Copiah county
circuit court, was given a sentence
Of five years in the penitentiary. A
new trial was refused by Judge
Miller, who granted her bail in the
sum Of $4,000 pending an appeal
to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Bird
song shot and killed Or. Butler at
Monticello several months ago.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

The bar Of Manila, P. l., gave q
big banquet on September 10th in
honor Of the departing Governor
General. Judge Henry G. lde. At
this grand social function Hon. l.,
y. Southworth, formerly Of Carroll
toa, - The first speaker, and bis
many Mississippi friends are conf
cent ~ was equal 70 the occasion.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Our subscribers could not remem-
Der us more agreeably during the
holidays than by responding prompt
ly TO the statements we have mailed
them this week. The amounts are
small, but in the aggregate foot up
several hundred dollars, and the
immediate payment Of same would
help US very much just now.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
SELECTING SENATOR'S.

Is Mississippi going to make the
colossal mistake Of sending Varda-
man instead Of John Sharp Williams
to the United States Senate? What
are the Southern people thinking
about when they set aside their
ablest public men for men their in
tellectual interiors? Was there ever
a time when the South was in great
er need Of able men at Washington?
It is nonsense to talk about a South
ern man for President when we do
not ourselves honor our ablest men.
We can never impress the Nation
with our foresight and discrimina-
ton by sending frebrands and
weaklings to Washington and leav-
ing men Of real merit at home. In
every sense Of the word John Sharp
Williams is a better mar than Gov.
Vardaman. He is Intellectually his
superior. He has a broader vision.
He can do more for his State and
Nation. Then why turn him DOWN.
Because other States have weakened
themselves in the Senate, is all the
more reason why Mississippi should
not do SO. II the South puts ms
best in public station, the bzdance Of
the country will evenkdally take
notice. Selecting SENATORS and
Representatives son sentimental
grounds is a9fyidence Of a lack of
capacity @dr popular government.
In thefresent disordered condition
of TIC Democratic party little can be
Expected from the North and East.
There is little chance Of election Of
Democratic Senators outside Of the
South. 1t, therefore, behooves us
to name our best whenever the OPP
portunity arises. Nashville Ameri.
can.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Capt. James W. Lambert, the
veteran proprietor Of the Natchez
Democrat, died on the 18th inst,
after a brief illness. He was one Of
the States best and foremost citi-
zens and his friends everywhere re-
gret his death.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Strayed Or Stolen.

From my place OF Blue Lake, . miles
southeast Of Greenwood, on Friday
night, Dec. l4th, n light bay horse,
about Z years old, about ID hands high,
with white spot IN wcthers. Informa-
tion leading to his recovery will be re-
warded. EUGENE NERO,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

The Greenwood Commonwealth
on the It'll inst. was fourteen pages.
Ten of them were printed at home
and eight and one-half pages be-
longed to the advertisers Of the pro-
gressiye city. The Commonwealth
is one Of the best papers Of the
State and enjoys a substantial sup
port from the business men Of
Greenwood. -Senatobia Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Notice TO Candidates.

The following are nj rates for an
nouncements District Offices $500,
County $1,000. Beat $500.
All announcement fees must be paid
in advance. No deviation will be made
from this rule. All cards, calls, etc,
must also DO paid for before publica-
tion. Candidates will please bear this
In mind and bring the cash.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

There will be five or six candi-
dates TO succeed District Attorney
Sam D. Neil. Mr.. NELL, we under
stand, will not ask for reelection.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

The Yazoo River is on q bender.
She has more water than we have
ever seen in her at this season Of the
year.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Politics has side-stepped for Santa
Claus. Things will begin to sim
mer again as soon as the holidays
are over.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Greenwood will continue to grow
and prosper regardless Of the strin-
gency in financial affairs throughout
the country.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Remember The Commonwealth
during the holidays by paying your
subscription to it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Remember the poor and needy in
the distribution Of your holiday
gifts.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Rent, Share and Lease Con-
tracts for sale al this Office.
1OO DOIIS 100

on sale at half price Saturday and Mon
day At THE ROOKERY.