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s e RMON ETTE s
BY J. xAsvIN HoLs

We all have more or less OF IN.
bohemian inclination. Curiosity IRE
Quen.iy leads men and women OF I'm
sullied reputation into very straEg'
places. They 60 without the thought
OF despoilation. Some folks have IN.
instinct to go a.slumming
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Buster Brown.

Will be seer at the Greenwood Opera
House on April Bird. This il one Of the
best and most Satisfying Of the many
latter day musical comedy attractions,
This season it will DO given an entire
new scenic dress, costumes and effects,
while the cast, which Is headed BY Mas
tor Rosen Is said to be the best vet seen
in it's several characters. This latest
edition Of Buster Brown will be served
with Gil new music and the latest popu-
lar songs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Cottage Burned tuesday.

A cottege on River Front, belonging
to Messrs. Montjoy Bros, was very bad
" damaged by IRE last Tuesday at
about II o'clock. The house wal JOG
pied by Mr.. George Mclean and family,
most Of their household goods being
damaged by fire and water. The Fire
Department arrived in time to prevent
the total destruction Of the house and
its effects.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

- CdaGvsrlIsp = ~ Nethoats>
CAussk = psspeslsgn = attsasAivs H.
~ esrvtes ssns9as X spprcpriase
Mnsic, Rsa1ingh rsAyess Al ssssoa
~ ~ Psstos fEom lhst r IN ~
that liveth Ard ~ dad; and, behold,
an alive forever more. amen; and havs
tie keys q hsll sad dsath." tRev.-1-
49,
The entire congregation i urged to
b represent whsn TIE clock STRIKES Elevsn
that III may participate ia The entire
service.
Tho public u codially invited.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Notice.

In compliance with the Grocers Clerks
Union the undersigned Business houses
will close u stores beginning April lst
daily except Saturday at $50 p. n.
HYMAN-LEwIS 60.
WHITE STAR GROCERY co.
STEIN GROCERY co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

The White Star Grocery Co. 20s Main
st. On account OF the death OF Mr.. W.
]. Stevens, manager, the busiress must
be sold. Stock about $2,500, doing
$1,000 cash business per month, and no
credit. Apply to Stein Grocery Co..
Greenwood. Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
|Speclsl Seryices Il Prcsbyeriaa
Church SUNDAY.

Morning Services. 10:ls o'clock
Dcxology. Invocation. Hymn 1874.
Prayer. Solo. Oiertory. Anthem.
Sermon. Resurrection. Hymn los.
Benediction.
Evening Services, 1850 o'clock: -Hpec-
ial Musical program.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 8 p. m.
Senior Christian Endeavor st 4 p. 10.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
each Of these services.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Money to Loan.

represent the best Loan Company in
the South. Will Loan money on i'm
proved farm lands. Terms to suit Dor
rover. Loans closed promptly.
M. B. BRISTER,
Greenwood, Miss.
Care CT Reiman House.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Burqiary at RISING Sun.

Mr.. H. P. Ore wa up from Rising
Sun, Wednesday. He informed The
Commonwealth that his store was bur-
glarized Tuesday night the, thief taking
away sixteen pairs Of shoes and ~ 90
worth Of stamps. He offered $1,000
reward for the capture Of the burglar,
who was arrested at Tchula the follow
ing day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

Az soon rs the building can be repair
cd we will reopen . gallery and be
prepared to give prompt attention to all
orders for photo work.
TEXAS PHOTO CO.,
]. W. Blaylock, Prop'r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

B. F. Crocker, Esq, now "a years Of
age, and for twenty years Justice OF the
Peace ut Martinsburg, Iowa, rays: Il
am terribly afflicted with sciatic rheu-
matism in my left arm and right hip. !
havo used three bottles Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and IL did me lots Of good.
For sale BY Chambers drug store and
Geo. D. Cassity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Citation.
State Of Mississippi,
LedOFe County.

Ief10fo County.
To Mrs. Lillian LIlses, Clifton, Arizona :
You Are Hereby Commanded to appear
before The Chsnceyy Court Of LeAore
County, Miaslssippi, ii Rates. the scc-
cnd Monday IA MAY. 1907, to answer the
bill ~ complaint Of j. B. 6treater ". B.
r. Hinson et ala, In which you are !
party defendant. Said action n based
upon : certificate npon the Iifes6 n. r.
9. Hinscn, In the order Of the Knights 81
Honor.
witness ny sigDaturs this TIE IA dsy
|of March, 1oo7,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
For sale.

Brick, doors, sash, lumber, etc, at the
old court house. Planters come to see
rs. JOHNSON & BAIRD,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
j.. 0. 0. E. Cemetery Association,

. Y. v. Z. O61N6I6Ty ASSOCIdll0H.
The Ladies' Odd Fellows Cemetery
Association will meet 1t the residence
Of Mrs. ". @. Peel next Tuesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. A full attendance ID
earnestly desired, as business Of Import
ance is to be transacted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Eggs.

Pure Bred '.Silver laced wyandotte'
eggs TOR sale for Matching. $50 per Is;
shipped 10 Eyvie crate and cannot be
tampered with.
7. D. ANDERSON, Jr,
''The Piano Tuner"
Win0na, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

1GpSy M
/. The oosposate titls q said com
pany + ~ PiantsEs Supply Company
: Ihe names Of the incorporation
are:
4. q. lleLsuors. posto1los. Gerer
MissiestppL.
n ". Baird, Pcstoiace. Fort Lorina
Miminippi.
\. T. Eggieston, Postoace, Greenwood
MImiesippi.
!. h. Dsnnis, Postoflce, Greenwood
Mississippi.
currsy Bsll, Posto1ioe, Greenwood
Mississippi.
3 The domicils il 1t Greenwood, lie
fore County, Mississippi.
The amount Of capital stock Il
$10.O00.00.
8. The par value OF shares is $1,000
9. The period Of existence is 80 years
q. The purpose for which IL Is Great
ed II: to do : general Wholesale grocery
businees; 70 buy and sell all kinda Of
groceries, feed-stud, tobacco, cigars
snud. wire, nails, bagginR, ties, brooms
and other merchandise Of the kind and
description necessary and incident K
the carrying On OF . Wholesale grocery
business; to buy, rent, lease, sell or own
70 much real estate ~ may be necessary
for the purpose OF ware houses incident
to said business; to buy, own or dispose
Of any and all kinds OF personal property
necessary and incident to said business,
Said corporation may organize as soon
a. 100000 Of the capital stock has bean
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
me CHARTER or
incorporation Of Minter City
Tie Company.

" NussN0 MI
Tie Company.
1. The corporate title OF said com
pany IL Minter City Tile Co.
?. The Of the incorporates,
are;
Ben L. Jones, Postoilce, Highlandale
Mississippi
p. 3. Jones, Postonice. Highlandale
mississippi.
D. T. Mitchell, Postofice, H~ighlandale
Mississipni.
H. /. Walton, postofice, sunnyside
Mississippi.
r. r. streater, Jr., Postonice, Mintel
City, Misrissippi.
Alb IT Cox, Postofice, Darlington, In.
diana.
3. The domicile is at Minter City, Ii
Lelore County, Mississippi.
4. Amount of capital stock Eighteen
Thousand Dollars.
5. The par value Of shares Is One
Hundred Dollars Each.
9. The period OF existence mot to ex.
coed fifty yearsIi il Fifty years.
4. The purpose for which 1t 10 Great.
ed is: To engage in the manufacture
and sale OF brick, drainage and sewer
tile, conduits and other clay products,
and il Is authorized and empowered to
acquire by purchase, lease or otherwise,
and to erect, maintain and operate, one
or more plants for the manufacture Of
said products; to make and execute con-
tracts for the construction or erection
OF buildings, bitches. drains and struct-
urcs Of all kinds, or parts thereof, and
any and all repairs on buildings, bitches,
drains and structures 81 any kind, to
conduct a commisary or mercantile bus
mess In connection with any and all Of
Its plants and factories.
The first meeting Of the subscribers
to the capital stock may be called by
notice In writing delivered or mailed to
each Of the above named parties at their
postoflce address not less than I've days
prior to the time fixed for such first
meeting, which said notice shall be
signed by n or more Of the above
municipalities.
The boaru Of directors shall consist Of
not less than three, nor more than seyen
members who shall be stockholders OF
said corporation. They sh vi be elected
annually, but shall hold Office until their
SUCCESSORS are elected. The manage
ment and control OF the, business and az
fairs Of said corporation shall be vested
in the said board Of directors who may,
subject only to the bylaws OF said cor.
poration, exercise any and all Of the
conferred upon SAID corpora
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

My lands N posted against agents,
peddlers and hunters, and l will prose-
cute al such trespassors.
3. N. ALDRIDGE.
Greenwood, Miss, March IL, 1907.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Round Il!E IONN


49, /
~ & uopsaoa ~ ovsr from ltts
beue yeetesoey.
sudgs In. AcAAth Wa up from
Aorsaax isst week.
~BuperviSoe 3. hay ~ over from
itca - Tneeeay.
Nh. 4. y. H1xElson ~ up from In,
gleside Wednesday.
non. 81 nsnphil ~ over from
saiiey Hlh ysasesday
Hon. ND 8tcne 49, In jackson on
- AoAaay
Judge 4 ~ Hatch = up from Sidon
s1n buslnxs Wednesday,.
iHon. CL. Losuax made 1 professional
trip e Jckscn last week.
NJ. VII. Alien, 81 Lsnore, vas il the
city the Arst 81 the week.
MI. b. Y. Fraiser wal down from MIN
Place on business Monday.
M. A. q. McIemore - dor,n sro,,
Geren on business Monday.
N. I. 40
maison the ilrst 81 the veal.
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go. I'll. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Mr. =. "A. Purcell made q business
'lip y W. county wednesday.
Hon. =. 7. Ycrger was In Jackson on
professional business one day last week.
NJ nd n Kaarnav ~ 49, Mon.r
was among his Greenwood friends Tues
day.
Col. u j. Havs. a leading bus;ness man
4 -,
dav.
n.-..-p
~ ,s n@.o'' :. '"e '.aa'S
bank' VISITED senate the nrso OF the
Mr. y. Z. Fuscoe was over from Hem
ingway on business the first OF the
week.
MI. John I. Metts made . business
Trip % Tupelo ana Verona the first Of
the wee
Mrs. Ben Elder, Of Mariana, Ark, is
visiting her son, Mr.. W. N. Pharr, for q
rev eek
Messrs. 4. ]. scruprs and /. H. Rms.
coe Of Hemingway. were in the citv
Wadnesdav
u.p.... ,u..su-
Y vis,tinr M amt Mr. 4 4. R~askatt'
for ! faw vaaks
~. - n,a.....
w..n;s..ar -
~ NJ. rosts,a.n
ono oisy yes'eruay.
risnins Pareles are again one oruor y
ing Jay anu some 2. 'ne anglers are 20
POrelns lalrly 900 iuck'
Rev. ]. Trout, OF Clarksdale, will
preach at the Episcopal church next
sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Cant n Jaatv Winona,a aytone; va |
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29

Mr.. W P. Hosier WAS over from Ind
ianols on business this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Wated

Several god ditohsrs - ones. Apply
q ~ stofe. 81 Miuter City. Mis-.
g. "A TONNES.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Eggs For SEE.

Golden wyandotte Eggs, 800 PEI
setting Of IL. Apply 10 nc. Listner,
0rssnwood. Cnmb. Phone AS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
Found.

Child's Gold bfncsiek. Owner can -
surs ans y id~sataiyiags "a payins
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-03-29
For Sale.

Care CT Reiman House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29

in contact with live wire neglisent-
" hanging near the street He sued.
The jury gave him ten thousand dol
lars damages. The judge holding this
too much, required that he accent five
thousand or have the verdict set
aside. The boys counsel protested.
and had his exception noted in the
record. In the Supreme Court the
company urged all of It's objections
TO the judges ruling. and the bows
counsel brought forward his ruling MS
To damages. All of the corporations
objections were heard ana passed M
on, but it was held that the hoy had
accepted the five thousand dollars.
and though under protest and an OK.
ception had been reserved. the qucs.
ton of whether the Judge was wrong
or right MS to this could not he con
sidercd (Sce l03 Va Rep. 59D.
This decision while perhaps legally
right. was wrong upon principle. Both
sides should have an equnl right to
bring up exceptions taken TO the
judges rulings when the case is car.
ried up. To cure this decision an act
was passed at tile last session. Nine
members of the Senate voted against
1t. One was Senator Holt. (See
Journal p. 250). VIII YOU endorse the
record of representative who votes
AGAINST giving both sides an equal
chance in the appellate court? On
the liquor question have been mis-.
understood Now social clubs can le-
sally sell liquor on Sunday. | be.
lieve this to be wrong Twice Sena-
Tor Holt voted against taking np n
bill which would have stopped Sun
dav selling. (See Journal of 1906 ms.
5SS-GiS). DO You approve of. and viii
You ratify the record of Il representa-
tive who votes against measures
which would preserve the sanctity of
the sabbath Day? | will vote for such
measures. not against them. In this
| have the support of many members
of social clubs. who appreciate the
fact that ] would not break nm their
clubs. but stop Il practice of which
they do not approve. will give
every possible aid tn the public
schools Strive TO get better and
longer school sessions for the coun-
try districts. would aid the Normal
School at Farmvllc and the V. p. l..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29

MES should be put under the juris.
diction OF the commission 1t will
prevent eXtortiOn.--be conducive of
fair dealing between the consumer
and such concerns. A measure in
tended To accomplish this was put
through the House last session this
was done within four days, the patron
tells me. II came To the Senate Feb
ruary 10th. (See Journal D. 1885,. II
was never called up there. Senator
Holt. from the stump. explained that
he did not call II up because of the
adoption of a resolutions prior to the
bill's getting 10 the Senate which
prevented any hill from being called
up to which three members objected.
and That there was snch objection To
this bill. The record shows that no
resolution curia'ling the right Ia call
up bills was adopted until February
23rd, thirteen days after said hin
came over. (See Journal p. 3ii).
Yonr representative should have
avnilcd himself OF tile opportunity Of
calling this bill nip and demanding its
passage None save those who put
such concerns before the people
would have dared 10 vote against II.
Changes should be made In our tax
laws. they are unjust and burden.
some. a tax commission should he
established Ia consider this matter.
The legislative session is too brief
for the work we should exempt
physicians from license taxation.
Very few States. Uhrcc. beievc).
make them pay dis Senator Hot
voted against such n measure nj the
last session All incomes under ST.
200 from salaries or any other source
should he exempt from taxation SEN
ator Holt, from the stump and In his
letter, says: Exempt salaries from
income tax, certainly under $1,000
A law which undertook to relieve on
ly salarled men. and left out tho mei-
chant. wage earncr. farmer, real or.
tate agent. professional man. etc.
would bc class legislation. hence I'M.
constitutional. The salario., man too
would hardly ask that he alone hn
given this relief. II Is not fair ~
others who have incomes. Tho state
should he committed to the policy OF
reducing taxation now that II hns
ample reyennc,-npt To using its sur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29

plus In raising salaries and creating
useless offices Get fair primaries
and elections. Nothing tends so
much to good citizenship Election
judges should bc held criminally. re.
sponsible If the returns exceeded the
registration. One vote Is enough Tor
any man to cast,-and II should be-
counted as cast The fellnw servant 4
doctrine. which rule Is that. all who
serve the same MASTER work under
the same control. derive authority
and compensation from the Same
source, and are engaged in the same
general business. though II may be
In different grades and departments
OF IL. are fellow servants, who take
the risks of each others negligence,
should be abrogatod as To street rail-
WHY'S and manufacturing concerns
Tho wOrlilnen on railways al.
ready enjoy immunity FROM this
harsh rule. Other workingmcn
nre equally entitled To immunity. The
fairness of such legislation has been
pointed out often and over again. yet
Virglnin lags behind other civilized
countries and states in this parton.
lar. Get the rcd tape out OF tho
Confederate pension laws. aud make
the provision for the old aoldler and
his widow ample for their needs.
During tho session Of 1904 u bill ear.
rying small appropriation for the
preservation of Confederate graves
came before the Senate. II carried
$40 here. $25 there, $500 for Holly.
wood, $500 for Onkwood, etc. Senatof
Holt with four other members. voted
against the bill. (Sce journal u. III.
lie says that lac did this because the
amounts asked were so small If SO,
wouldn't 1t have been better TO have
moved or voted to increase the ar-
prepriatlons thnn to try to take away
the little that was asked? Some
years ago Our council usked that q
bill he put through the General As.
sembly giving the people of Newport
News the right TO establish mnni.
clpal lighting plant If n maiority of
Its tax payers 80 desired. IT, was sent
10 Senator Holt and introduced on
February 9th Local bills can, If push
ed be put through In one day. The
record amply sustains this statement.
Yet this measure lay In committee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29
RAIN PUT6 TRACK IN
FIRST CLASS CONDITION
Good Sport Expected At Hampton
Roads Park Today--Free-for-
All for Merchants Stakes.

Some fast sport is promised the
lovers of horse races of the PENN.
s,lia ut Riverylew park mt 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon when the
Hampton ltonds Driving Club will
hold its third meet of the summer.
The rain OF yesterday put the track
in excellent condition md fast time
is expected in all OF the events.
The first event of the meet will be
II 2:22 tlCt and pace, Tor which there
has been the following entries: Car,
ricila. Royal Prize. Cadet, Jr., Dan
Patch. .Ir., and Miss Wilton. The
next event will be frce-fornll Mer.
chants stakes. The entries for
that event are: Lord Warwick, Miss
Blcam. Nndgecraft. Rara Avis ana L..
j *. There will also be two running
races between many of tho horses
that participated in the races Tues
day and Wednesday,.
Secretary S. L. Jones said last
night thrt great credit is due local
merchants for today event as they
arranged for the Merchants Stakes
race. The donators for the stakes
were: Messrs. Meyer Bros, j. II.
Cofcr. r.. j. Mackey, Harry Westa-
colt, II Grnbba. j. r. Aaron. A. IIor-
WI" 'iiu ~. ". ioIker anu the Wind
sor Hotel. Jordan's Hotel and the
Old Dominion Brewery.
The classes for next Tuesdays
races will be two running events. n
go trot and pace and n 2:25 trot
and pace. The program for July 4
Will consist Of free for all, n 2:35
tro' and pace and n county race. The
last event was such success on
last Tuesday that the management
thought 1t advisable to repeat 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29
attic Primary Election Held Today

The latter by its low matriculatior
fee. giving work In it's dairy. electric
plants. etc, is giving the poor but
ambitious boy a chance. II is doing
magnificent work towards edmcat-
ing the youths of our state. The
school had grown from llG scholars
In 1892 TO 72S in 1904. Senator Holt
was against needed appropriations for
these two schools. We ought to have
n Normal School on the pennsula.
but we cannot expect to get 1t If
we are hostile to existing institutions.
(See Journal 1904. pps. 223-222). Sen
ator Holt was against the single
school book resolution.--a measure
aimed at the costly and constant
changes Of the multiple list (See Jour
nal p. POD. am opposed To break
Ing the Baylor Survey. Relieve that
our firemens relief acts should not
he allowed to die in the Senate, as
In the past. II is the policy of great
corporations to center their Influence
upon small Legislative bodies. They
are too strongly intrenched In our
State Senate. the chairman of the
Finance Committee is counsel for the
G. O. Ry. Co,,-of Courts of Jus
iice is counsel for the N. a. w. Ry
Co.,-of the Committee on Rules Is
counsel for the G. e o. Ry. Co.
of the caucus is counsel for the n
& w. Ry. Co. Railway companies
arc entitled TO fair treatment. They
Will receive il from me. but feel
that II is better that the chairman.
ships OF these most powerful commit
tees be In other hands. Because of
the existing condition many many
blls.-jllst laws between man and
corporation, have died in comm ttec
The Corporation Commission should
be elected by the people. This holy
Should be responsible to the people.
it will make IL eager to promote their
welfare and Independent of political
influences. No member OF that com
mission, regardless of his usefulness
feels secure unless he happens to he
u political friend of the governor
who has the power of selection No
pnblic office holder should fear TO sub.
nit his claims to the people well
done, thou good and faithful servant"
is always n winning platfrom with
them. Light. water. and gas compa-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-29


uh'li March 2nd, and was not passed
ny the Senate until March 9th. tSee
journal pps' LOB, 400. The General
assembly adjourned soon after this.
anu me blil died because 1t lay tied
up III the Sennte SO long wouit
IKE 10 see CRIMINALS executed ut the
pehitehtlary IL would save tile State
much money. ana 10 away with the
puDiic executions we now have. I
would 'eei highly honored to be YOUR
representative IN the Senate, This
ls splendid District. We contribute
our part and more than our part TO
'ho stare government Newport News
paNs SUloS1.6l more into the State
treasury thah II gets out Elizabeth
Guy county me next to the smallest
county III the state, pays S33.5077S
more than II gets out. ,heing exceeded
by Two other counties only Many
counties run thousands OF aollnrs be-
nlhd. we carry them ny our tnxes.
w, ret ahsplu''ly nothing IN return,
nll oil me oyster navy, public institu-
t,ohs, boaru on rlsherles. etc. 20