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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-31

&c PoCtisUst Ie trdsna Cnnst, apt
DO. poctivosf Medal dojdes; ale
dys 81 to elovjek dobfe uvatf, tai
must uInat q dospst K tomu nal g.
ledu. be jen IA pspiFe to kouks
pesny ale We skuteenosti TO nejdc.
Tuhle ieden kluk nasel y san, 10 s
bytu iednobo stareho lskon =
kerej umfel 81 400 We trou be u
kamen a byl tsky troubou. lie to
hned vodevzdsl s'avnej policii.
Co "a tn svoii poctivost dostsll
Mic. Dyby sspoh byl dostsl "a
kou odmecu, penetitou. A pooh
vslui No. sly elovjek nemoze belt
tiv. Nechei snsd povporovat ne
poetivost. ale ien povfdam ae "a
dnesnf DOLBY to starry poFekadlo je
pfevrSceny: Melo by sa fikat; s
poetivostf daleko melodies.
Mic je to usramne divny. lie phi
soudu obyeejue. dys Sc icdna "
vrsadu anebo baxej velkej zioein,
ceiei s!avnej soud dba a klsde Va
du velikou na vokolnostni svedee
tvi. seili jak 20 anglicky fiksj'
"circimstantisl evidence. Stale
Sc mnoho pffpado US, lie eloviek
byl vobesenej pro vrskdu. a jipj'
no svedeetvi rroti uemu nebylo
uezli tohoto vokolno stniho sve
dectvi. Ia hsby Gas pc poprave
takovyho eloveka Sc v mnohejcb
pFip,psdeeb. sc potion nskdo il.
nei k vrsade; ma smrteluej poite
ly. hlasil ale. tor sc vi tomu vod
praven$mu us tim neponoeh'
Ten Us byl davno zahrabanei NJ
poli houeifovo, ELI jsk tomu "a
starodavna fikali, pole handy. .
proto nemoch brat podilu ma
SWIM voeistsni; protote nebottici
vo sobe, ani vo iinejch mic new.
TAX tedy potion Sc slavnej soud
dozvedel, lie spsehsl. Isk Sc fika
GFednf vrsadu. A prsve sem Sc
doeet v novinach, lie nedavno v
Arizona statu, diva brstfi zsblou
dill pustine, q tor sc VI. dys by
Ii nekolik dni IA ceste q nemohli
dostat vodu. lie NELL titeb. al ia
syky vyplszovali. Ma to nshc'
dou ptis!i k vobydli ieduoho sta
ryho e'ovjeLs kerej mel studni
ma kerou sc hned vrhli.
Ten stsrej elovjek pref jim Y
tom brsnil. dys no nechieli pos
lechnovt zaeal pref do mich stfilel
a jednoho stfelil do steErs, a mel
Ii moeh stTelit po druhY, ten drr.
hcj no M fleku rsstfelil. Ma to
Sc vobz nspili al bubfeli a sli TO
oznsmit K soudu kerej ma zaklsdt
vyroku poroty korocerovS vlast.
OK roty- ie eestue pIopustil.
&C vo tom soud.te, mySlitc D.
to bylo olrsjt1 is myslim, lie ne
Proc slavnej ten soud sc vodchS
Ill vod svejch pravidel a nehlsds'
proti nim Ia cirkumflekum evidep
cil Proc je hnei propu',ili DIX
ty psny vod soudu n ohio nspsd
nout, &c b. aaduei elovjek. dyby
byl hrubisu. jake polenG dubo
vybo dFevs. tevodepfel eloveku
kerej skomir& zitni. drobet vojy,
obIvlsst. jak ii diva povidal;, me.
Ii dost penes "a nj { la,iti
Ale tsdaej PIT tom uebyl, ably
voiom svedeil nez vcni diva chile.
piskoyc. a tim padem ma tax po-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-31

DIR. Formanka Gcska hurka ma
prodei We vsech zdcisich hostin
cfch. Zkuste j pro zdrav;.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-31

SkyeIy pies Dude usPofadau v
sini Vfc'svI Reidirgra Lake.
pert. s D., nedeIi shy unors
Dobri hudbs a pobsvcni Sc zsru.
suje.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-31

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clslo COL
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pokojenf.
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kolik kou |
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q zsstfelil
uni zacha
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0bdrtel
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ho uvede
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Ma prod
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lakeport
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roviuy, o
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Ii ni N cd
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nj, a bola
leo Arnik
vyleeila p
vile, We.
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le ga sye
E,r jenk &
7oiteb ova
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-02

viva fuerza me la quito de en-
tre las n1anos; consitio en- mar
charse sin atender a mis- lagri-
mas nj a mis- sinsultos. .porque
lie insulte, ST, le insulte. :. y le
odio.
Enriqueta.-No tienes razon.
70 he sentido ESQ mismo que tn
sientes ahora. -. TIL siquiera
no has visto la prueba material
del engailo. Hay secretos que
Sc guardian por delicadeza mas
que por enga1lc. Pero hay
secretos siempre -. Haz TN
examende conciencia escrupolo-
so, veras como te inclinas al per
don. mo tienes til tambien al
guna carterita?
Clara.-Yo no. Yo no ten
60 secretos para 81
Enriqueta. En- cartera. :.
palpables. :. ~ en- ell coraz6n?
Mira; parece una vulgaridad 10
que voy a decirte. +. Los hom-
bres, son hombres; las mujeres,
mu jeres. ;. Que tonteria, iver-
dad? Pues de ahi procede Ell que
no nos entendamos. Las almas
tlenen sexo, y no hay duda, el
alma del hombre y Ell alma de la
muJer son tan distintas como la
terra del mar y el mar del Gle
To-; pueden besarse. unirse. pero
no pueden confundirse. HON
bres y muj jeres deben respetar Y
perdonarse Ell secreto de la car
terra -.
Clara.-No, no. 70 no perdo-
no.. LIE guerra con toda mi
alma. ST es verdad 10 que dices,
la vida es muy triste; no vivire
en- el mundo, entrare en- TN con-
ventO. -.
Enriqueta. va 10 pensaras.
\ ST tn, que no quieres perdO-
mar a tn novio, te consagras a
Dlos- - .ihgurate la cartera de
secretos que Dios tendra que
perdonarte para ser til espOso.
/0CfNt0 BenaUeHte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-02

La#presente obra contiene:
Voca abulario general, con doble MI
nero de artlculos que los Dicciona-
rios usuales, incluso el de la Aca-
demia Espanola; defnicion y expli-
cacion de las varias acepciones de
cada termino tecnolog1a cientihca
art1stica industrial, comercial me-
can lea; vocabulario de ideas afnes,
sinonimas y etimologias analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-02
La Cdrterd
fersonajes: CLARA, diez Y nueve
af1os.-ENRIQUETA, treinta
y dos.

Clara.-Site digo que no debe
tardar en- venir. Aguarda un
lnStante.
Enriqueta.-Un instante. -.
No te quejaras; eran las tres
cuando vine.
Clara.-iDespues de dos aflos
Y tantas cosas!. r.. .Todavia no
estamos en- paz. -. Me debes
muchas vlsitas mas largas que
esta y muchas conhdencias. +.
Hoy hice yo el gasto'
Enriqueta. Era natural que
10 hiCieras. Hoy eres tn mas RI
ca que yo. kica de ilusiones,
de esperanzas, de amor. >. Yo
estOy arruinada. 80. ;Pobre de
mi!
Clara.-La muerte es TN acree.
dor que no perdona. Pero te has
quedado viuda. -. arruinada
como til dices, tan joven, que
aun puedes reponer tn caudal
Enriqueta.-Me asustan las
empresas -. Nivire atenida a
mi viudedad: clase pasiva. T.. (.
(Pausa. y iSabes que tarda mu-
cho csc caballero y no podre es-
perarle?. =.
Clara.-Si que tarda. lDonde
estara?
Enriqueta. -iDonde estara?
Clara.-l Porque reptiles mi
pregunta, asi. =. como preoCu-
pada, como ST te hubiera dado
en- que pensar?
Enriqueta,-Porque eres una
pregunta ...y y nunca debe una
preguntar "tDonde estara?" Isl
supieras las veces que 20 he
preguntado ESQ mismo!
Clara.-Y 70 ~ 10 pregunta-
re tantas! Como toda mujer
enamorada. Minute por minute
quisiera 20 saber en- d0nde es-
ia, y 10 que hace y 10 que
pienSa.
Enriqueta. No quieras sa-
Der -. En- amor, como en- rell-
gi6n, el saber esta muy Cerca de
la herejia.
Clara. Bah, Como yo no
habia de saber NADIA malo de
Carlos.
Enriqueta.-@ lie conoces a
fondo?
Clara.-Su coraz6n no tiene
secretos para ri.
Enriqueta.- -iSu coraz0n! iPo-
bre Clara! Yo tambien creia que
Ell coraz6n de Pepe era todo mio
que no tenla seCretOs para mi. !.
iOue loCura! No hay Corazon
que no tenga algun secreto. i.
JEl corazon? Menos atln. Nc
quiero asustarte; perO tquieres
hacer una prueba? Procura apo
derarte de improviso de la car
terra de tn novio; va YES que pc.
quenez, la cartera de bolsi-
Ilo!. .iQue pocos secretos pue-
den Caber en- ella! PueS cree.
me; 81 quiereS ser feliz, no in
tentes nunCa registrar la cartera
del hombre a quien amas. -.
Clara.-Yo crei que habias
sido dichosa en- tn matrimonio
Enriqueta.- Lo fui puede
ser que 10 hubiera sido ST nc
hubiera querido saber. ......
Porque Pepe me guerra; me
guerra mucho. .Cuanto pOdia
quererme. >; perO la Cartera-
creelo, todo hombre tiene STEM
pre- un SeCretO en- Cartera.
Clara Bah! Tn secreto. +.
~ sera tan imprudente que CT
la cartera?. -.
Enriqueta-iAh! La carters
de Pepe, no era de bolsillo, era
un cartapacio, y 10 halle des-
pues de su muerte.. Y Sin en-
barge, me guerra, me queris
muchO.
Clara - tnriqueta, Enrique
Ia de mi alma!
Enriqueta --lQue te suuede
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-02

Ell aqua de Vajuga absolutamente tai cual sale del
manantal sabor agradabe puede tomar
contn, para las enfermedades del est6mago
ora n1eo garantza e resuado para dyspepsia malss
digestones.
Precio: Gaia de boeas de tro ST. Boea 80
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22

Wnklns.Terry Marriage.

Duck Hill, Miss, Nov. 17.--One of the
leading events Of the month was the
marriage Of Miss Iona May wilkins and
Ben T. Terry at "The Pines, the boauti-
ful home Of the brides mother, in Duck
Hill, on Thursday evening, Nov. IA.
The bride is one Of Mississippi's most
beautiful women, and has been, since
she made her debut, a noted belle,
while the groom, a native Of Greenwood,
is a promising young cotton buyer,
man of sterling worth and descendant
Of the noted Indian chieftain, Green
wood Leilore, for whom both the town
of Greenwood and the county of Lenore
are named.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry arrived home
Tuesday and are at home at the resi-
dence of the groom's mother, Mrs.
Cora Terry, on West Market street.
The Commonwealth unites with their
many friends and admirers In wishing
for the happy young couple complete
realization of their fondest ambitions
In their journey through life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
BUSINESS men
GO TO CHARLESTON.


The special train, chartered by the
Greenwood Business League, carried
over one hundred Of our business men
to Charleston yesterday.
The object OF this excursion was to
give the business men OF Greenwood an
opportunity to meet and get better ac-
quainted with the people Of Charleston
and Tallahatchie county, and to per-
sonally invite them to make Green wood
their trading headquarters In future.
The merchants took along bounti.
full supply OF ci' culars and cards, which
we're distributed among the people.
This advertising matter briefly set
forth the advantages Greenwood offers
as a selling and buying market and will
doubtless result In attracting consid-
cradle trade to this city.
The special train loft here at 7:30 in
the morning, returning late In the
evening, and those Of our people who
we're fortunate enough to make the
trip are profuse Ia their praise Of the
hospitable reception the good people Of
Charleston and Talahatohie county
gave them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
MRS. WALTER PILLOW
STRUCK BY CAR


st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 14.-Mrs. Walter
Pillow, so years old, Of Greenwood,
Miss, while crossing the street at Del.
mar Boulevard and Goodfellow avenue
this afternoon at $50 o'clock was struck
by westbound Delmar car and knock
cd 20 feet. She was picked up uncon-
scious and taken to the residence Of A.
N, Dale. 1853 Goodfellow aveune, whore
family she was visiting.
Mrs. Pillow Ia In a critical condition.
Her nose was broken, the left arm
fractured, and she was hurt internally.
r. u. Burnett was the motorman and J.
O. Casey. conductor on the car which
caused the accident.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
The Wardrobe In BankrupiCy.

The Wardrobe gents furnishings e.
tablishment closed its doors Tuesday
evening Messrs. Priestiy Bros, the
proprietors, having filed petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. We have not
lesrned the amount Of liabilities and
assots Of the hrm. The Commonwealth
sympathizes with the members Of the
nrm ln their business stsoubles and
hopes that they may b able to arrange
matters and reopen their store " IN
early date
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
A Brilliant Reception.

The first event Of the season at
which society was very largely repre-
sented was the reception last Tuesday
evening given by Mrs. Emma Marye
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Marye In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T. Terry and MI.
and Mrs. L. N. Chandler. Mrs. Marye's
lovely home on river front was most
attractive with q quantity Of palms and
delicate plumosa ferns, American beauty
roses and chrysanthmnms. DR.. r. n.
Henderson, Mr.. r. T. Jones, Judge and
Mrs. s. II. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Melton were In the reception hall
and welcomed the guests TO the draw
Ing room where they were introduced
to the receiving party, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Mayre, Mrs. Emma Marye, Mr..
aud Mrs. Ben T. Terry and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Chandler. Mrs. n. Marye wore
black lace gown with diamond orna-
ments and carried white carnations and
ferns. Mrs. W. 8. Marye was handsome
In gown Of apple green crepe do chino
and carried an arm boquet Of pink car
nations. Mrs. Chandler wore her
beautiful white marquisette wedding
gown. She carried pink carnations and
ferns. Mrs. Terry was beautiful In her
rose point Lace wedding gown with
pearls and diamonds; her flowers were
white carnations and ferns. Mrs. Lis
zie Avery furnished delightful music.
The dining room was presided over by
Mesdames Terry and Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoddard. They were ably assist
cd by the following tea girls: Misses
Ray, Matsy Greene and Esther Reiman.
The guests we're then ushercd BY Dr..
and Mrs. Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
ton, to the nook where punch was served
by Mrs. Jesty and Miss Flora Reimsn.
Nearly two hundred guests called dur
ing the evening.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
A Statement and a Call.

The j. 2. George Chapter OF the U. D..
G. made contract with the Rice Bu-
reau for lecture from Senator Robt.
Taylor. The engagement was for Octo-
ber 2Sth, which was the second day OF
the Gates revival. The conflict In dates
was not the fault Of anybody. Am In
terested member OF tho Chapter sought
an interview with the Pastors express.
ing her regret at the conflict OF engage
ments and assured tho Pastors that the
Chapter would do nothing to hinder the
meeting. 1t was agreed that the Pas
tors would see that tho Chapter would
lose nothing by the generous offer to
Withdraw rather than conflict with the
meeting,
Mr.. Taylor came but no effort was
made to have the lecture. The Bureau
called for fulflment OF the contract
and friend Of the Chapter advanced
$4,000 to pay same.
The Pastors feel sure that the Chris
tian public appreciates the generous
Christian action OF the j. y. George
Chapter and Is ready to join the Pas
tors in raising fund to fully reimburse
the Chapter for It's outlay In the matter.
The Pastors voluntarily assumed the
obligation without any suggestion or
demand from the Chapter and feel sure
that the people will endorse their action
In the matter. On that evening there
were eighteen bright conversions In the
meeting and the wisdom Of calling of
the lecture Is emphasized in this fact.
The Pastors will appoint committee
to solicit subscriptions to the fund and
it Ia desired that the amount be raised
as readily as practicable. We ask tho
cooperation Of the people In meeting
this obligation.
s. q. TULL,
]. G. PARK,
W. W. HARRISON.
---------------------------------~---
THE rnMAnNmUAr mn ot En
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
Rustl-Dennis.

Mr.. Perry Dennis returned Wednes-
day from Macon, Miss, and brought
with him bis pretty bride, Miss Nena
Rush, of that place. Mr.. Dennis is a
worthy young man Of splendid business
qualities and the bride is one of Maeon's
fairest and most highly accomplished
The Commonwealth joins
their friends in wishing for them much
Joy, happiness aud prosperity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
Lost.

Gold link watch chain with charm at
tached. Charm medallion Of J. z. George
on front and at bottom OF medallion
printed in raised letters. 1885,. Y.
George--1S97" On back my name in
script. Reward paid and no questions
asked for return TO me at my dwelling
G07 Front, or Office Of E D. Stone over
Cbandler's Drug Store or Commonwealth
Office.
p q GE0RGE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
Rev. W. ". Harrison ResIqns.

Rev. ". W. Harrison, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, formally resigned
that position last Sunday, taking effect
on January |. 1908. Mr.. Harrison will
take postgraduate course Of six
months at Princeton the first part Of
next year. He has host Of friends and
admirers here who will regret tho loss
Of his citizenship, even temporarily.
The Commonwealth wishes for Mr..
Harrison that success which be. 10
justly deserves wherever be may locate
at the conclusion Of his studies at
Princeton.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
CLEARING ,
CERTIFICATES.


One phase Of the clearinghouse GER
tifcate system, temporarily in opera
tion now 10 nearly every large city of
the country, merits more attention than
1t seems to be receiving from the public.
II is the fact the issue OF certificates
practically makes the weakest bank as
strong a. the strongest. In measure
it puts the resources OF all the members
OF the clearing house at the command Of
each separate member. The fact really
is chat the Clearing house Association
Of each city has gone into business as a
bank, but 1t is bank that has no direct
dealings with the public whose trans
actions are with the members Of the
clearinghouse individually. Id sub
stantial effect, however, the clearing
house association is transformed into
one big bank, and the individual banks
are branches where the business is done
with the public.
All OF this is for the benefit and the
protection Of the publicI that is Of the
business concerns who need financial
accommodations In carrying on msr-
camille transactions. Legitimate bus
mess operations are furthered by the
fast that the ability Of any individual
bank in meeting the call Of its custom
ers is buttressed and sustained by the
clearinghouse committee, which is
really passing on the demand made on
all the banks.
In the development Of this system Of
cooperative protection II is impera-
lively necessary that business transac-
tions should not be transfer Of cur
rency. The bank that draws on the
aggregated resources OF all the banks,
by passing its collateral securities into
the custody Of the clearinghouse com
mittee, couldn't safely b. given the
right to draw currency out Of some
other bank as result of the credit 1t is
accorded, as that would Inevitably up
set the equilibrium that hust necessa-
rily be preserved betweeb the banks.
Hence the necessity TO reqaire all Gus
toners Of banks to do their business
exactly as the banks are doing theirs,
by making checks payable through the
clearinghouse only.
There may be some little inconven-
ience now and then, but there is no se-
rious restraint in a system Of banking
which rests practically on an exchange
Of credits alone and doesn't involve an
actual passing Of coin or currency.
This credit system carried out through
the exchange Of checks and drafts, is
the modern and scientific basis On
which an immense proportion Of the
business Of this day is all the time
transacted. Those who have deposit
accounts with the banks should bear in
mind that the bulk Of deposits are made
in the form checks, and depositors who
turn In checks should not expect to
draw out currency. The banks can
only be asked to give what they get.
In periods Of apprehension and dis
turbance the public is apt to forget
that sudden abandonment Of the mod
ern way Of doing business would pre-
cipitate financial cataclysm. The
wise caution Of the bank managers Id
the security Of the public. 1t will save
them from the dangers Of their own
emotional blunders. st. Louis Republic.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22

Immediately upon receipt Of the news
OF Mrs. Pillows unfortunate accident
Capt. walNhr Pillow left for st. Louis,
and we ars pleased TO learn that Mrs.
Pillow u improving. Her many Groen-
wood friends wish for her q speedy re-
covary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
A Reliable Remedy for Group.

Mrs. s. Rosinthal, Of Turner, Micni-
gan, says. "We have used Chamber
lain's Cough Medicine for ourselves and
children for several years and like u
very much. think 1t is the only rem
edy for Group and can highly recom-
mend it, For sale by Raines' drug
store and g. D. Cassity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
Wreck on Y. & NJ. Y. R. r.

Quite serious wreck occurred on
the Y. h NJ. v. n. r. at Minter City on
Friday last. The engine left the track
and was overturned, being followed by
the baggage car. Fortunately no one
was hurt. The train which was due
here at $50 p. m. did not arrive until
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22

] will move my Barber Shop to the
building first door north Of Delta Bank,
on January 1st, where will have a
strictly up-to-date shop.
~. JOHN DANTONE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
PEclAL notice

The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
IN regular session Monday, Nov. Is, 'O7,
adopted the following Ordinance, which
will be enforced to the letter and viola
tors will receive the penalty prescribed:
An Ordinance for the projection Greenwood Clearing House Certificates
Whereas there has Association
Clearing House Certificates bn6tng people during
present money sringency
And whereas the these Certificates guaranteed
secured by deposit with the said dollar
worth gilt which security
Certificates worth in the
Mississippi;
1st That
buy discount the shall be guilty mimeano and shall conviction
be fined dollars each
End For this day shown being for the public good this Ordinance
shall be in force and effect from after passage.
Approved November IS,
HICKS Clerk. s. vARDAMAN Mayor.
BUSINESS LEAGUE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
SCATES.

Cosiest little place in town. Hot or
Cold Drinks served just right.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
SCALES.

Still the headquarters for High Grade
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-22
Removal Notice.

P. s. GEORGE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-13
JUNIORS HAD A
PLEASANT TINE
SOCIAL SECESSION I'D Ii LAST
NIGHT BY LOCAL EauNcIL
MUCH ENJoHA

The local lodge of thdWJunior Or
der of the American Mechanics held
a social session in their hall last
night, and despite the very inclement
weather nearly all of the members
and a number of visitors Were pres
ent, and the occasion was enjoyed by
them fll.
Il class OF eight new members
were put through, two OF the state
officers, State Councillor, H. NJ. Alb
bolt, of Atlanta, and Vice Councillor
Otto of Savannah, being present the
degree being examplifed by them.
Mr. Ootto was accompany from Sa-
vannah by team from the council Of
that city.
Following the initiation of the men,
bars was social session, at which
several short talks were made by
both locals members and thers D.,
Refreshments We're served e
night was much enjoyed
The local council las been
rapidly of late and the me-
is now among the largest
council in the state. m
display great interest in tA
and reports rencently rendered
it to be in nourlshing condition.
every respect.
The visitors. who arrived yesterday
were entertained during the day by
local members of the order and they
all reported a pIeasag time while in
the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-13

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