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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
MR.. TONY SAUNDERS
WILL LOCATE HERE,


The Champaign fltl1 Daily News Of
Ja1n 1871 contains an item Of interest
tp Greenwood people. 4 few months
ago the Business League succeeded in
getting Mr.. Tony Saunders interested
in Greenwood, and that progressive
gentleman has disposed Of his interests
ia Champaign and will move to this city
about August 1st,
Mr., Saunders will open a first class
tailoring establishment and a cigar
flctory in Grecnwoo and we bespeak
for him much success.
Here is what the Daily News has to
Ray about Mr., Saunders removal to
GREENWOOD:
Tony Saunders, the we'll known Neil
street tailor, has sold his place Of bust
ness to ". q, Niekcrson and will retire
from the business in Champaign on July
!. MIR. Saunders will leave for Green
wood, Miss, a thriving city on the
Iazoo river, about the first Of August,
when he wall open q frst-class tailoring
Establishment and also begin tho mann.
factoro Of cigars, both Of which he is
thoroughly familiar. About the first Of
August Mr.. Saunders will move his
family to their new home.
In his new location Mr.. Saunders will
have the services Of Harm Blue, who
has boon with him AZ clothing salesman
for six years. Clyde Caldwell Of Ha-
yaDa, we'll known here, will be in direct
charge Of MIR. Saunders cigar factory,
which will employ i've mon at the out
sot.
Mr., Saunders IL a member Of tho Elks,
and ia progressive in business, and will
undoubtedly make good in Greenwood.
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Missouri State Life lns. Go.

G. T. Stepp Of Cruger, Miss, repre-
senting Harper & Stepp general agents
Missouri State Life Insurance Co, is
here this week for the purpose Of ap.
pointing a local agent for his company.
The policies OF his company are gov
erned by strict provisions of the Mis-
souri, Insurance Registration Deposit
Laws, a summary Of which is as follows:
Each and every policy is registered aud
a copy thereof filed with the State In
surance Department together with So.
curities to cover all the obligations
stipulated In the policies. This feature
alone offers to the public an absolutely
safe investment for their money. MIR.
Stepp or his local agent can he seen At
the Bank Of Commerce In this city.
Grenada Sentinel.
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Presbyterian Church.

Regular services next Sunday at II a,
m, and s p. IN. with prayer meeting at 4
o'ciock Wednesday eve.
The Sunday school meets at 0:40
o'clock on Sunday morning. Supt.
Fountain wants to see you promptly at
that hour.
The Teachers meeting will convene
en- Wednesday evening Immediately aG-
ter prayer meeting, Don't miss this
meeting, az there will be some inter,
cstiug points to discuss,
Remember the hndeavors. The Jun
iors at ( o'clock Sunday afternoon and
the Seniors at Z o'clock.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?

Bright's Disease. Diabetes, kheuma-
tisln, Cont, ~iragel, Dropsy, lnt tmmatlon
Of the Biad Ter, Bad BIaod and Nervous
Troubles caused by Sick Kidneys.
6. L. Raines, the well-knoEn Druggist
Of Greenwood, knows by experience
that HlNDIpO will cure all forms OF
Kidney and Nervous Troubles, and will
guarantee it in all cases
Can't you afford to try it at their
risk? It costs you nothing if it don't
do the work.
Sent hy mail to any address, prepaid,
on receipt Of 30 cents. Six boxes $3.50.
Under a positive guarantee. ~
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A Tine Animal.

MIR, +. r. Strcater. Of Mintcr City, is
the owner Of the finest two year old
colt that we have ever seen in this
country. AdArk bay with clean limbs
aud massive neck and shoulders, stand.
ing fully - hands high. Mr.. Strcater
is justly proud Of his beautiful animal.
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BANK or LEFLORE,
Savings Department.
Wanted.

A position as bookkeeper, or book.
Keeper and general store manager. A
good plantation business preferred.
am a man of family, strictly sober and
do not gamble. Can furnish the very
best of references as to character, dual.
ifcations, etc. Address 49," Common
wealth, Greenwood, Miss.
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Episcopal Church.

Regular services by the Rector at II
a. III, ald & p. NJ. Prayer service on
Sunday at $50 p. IN,
Supt. Eggleston urges all the Sunday
sobool people to be on hand promptly
at 0;l5 O'Clock,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
TICK ERADICATION RfSUMfD.


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Lesson Topics,

First topic; Deception; Or the wrath
Of God, verses 6 and ~
second topic: Light VS.. Darkness; or
Christ the only hope. verses 8-14.)
Third topic: Living Alright; Or the
will Of God in human conduct. Tvs. Is
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Fourth topic: The antidote for
drunkenness, and other sins; or spirit
filed. verses 1921
To-day will be yesterday tomorrow.
Value the time. Snatch, seize, enjoy
and employ it, Others may be caught,
but time steals on. You'll turn
the wheel with the water that has
passed.
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Christian Church.

Regular services the first and third
Sundays at a. NJ. and s p. m. Rev. Mr.,
Tally has charge.
Remember the Sunday school at 0:45,
Make glad the heart of the earnest
Snpt, by being present at that hour.
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Mans Best Friend

Is his bank account, II you start q
small account to-day and keep adding
to il weekly, or monthly, you will have
u friend IN whom you can depend on all
occasions. We pay 4 per cent. interest
on savings.
BANK OF LEFL0RE,
Savings nenah me 10.
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line Crops.

Mr., Thayer has Just returned from a
trip to tho Schlatcr country. He re-
ports the finest crops that have been
seen for years. 1t makes one feel good
to SEQ the immense fields of splendid
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26

A service that is rendered through a
sense Of duty is an Improbable one.
See Luke l7:l0.
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Posted.

My lands are posted against agents,
peddlers and solicitors Of all kinds, and
| will prosecute all such t~respassors.
A. L. SCALES.
Greenwood, Miss, Feb. 4, 1906.
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For Sale.

900 we'll made oak crossties, GSS in.
s #. 6 in. long. II. K. MYRICK,
Berclair. Miss.
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4 Per Cent interest,

The best form of investment is a
savings account with this bank. Don't
wait until you can make a big start: be-
gin with n small account and build up.
lon can open an account with us for
81 90 and get one of our Home Banks.
4 per cent. interest compounded semi
annually.
DAWN an = V-T-Y,,~-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26

The will of God is simply doing the
pleasure Of God. See John 500.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
ScateS.

Everybody eats them. Scates' de-
licioas Sailed Peanuts.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
SGatsS

Coolest place in town. We deliver
the goods.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
THE NOMINEES,

For Mayor,
GID. MONTJOY, SIR.
For City Marshal,
II. l.. MILLER
For City Clerk,
Il. II, HICKS.
For City Treasurer,
LEE SIMS.
Fer Police Justice,
D. P. MONTGOMERY.
For Street Commissioner,
l.. O. CORBlN.
For Acknowledged Large,
JOE II. ELLINGTON
East Ward,
W. NJ. wHITTlNGToN
South Ward
JOHN A. SHUTE
North Ward,
Il. l.. YOUNG
West Ward,
W. II, BELL
For Executive Com. City Large.
CHAS. &. NICHOLS
North Ward,
II. q. KlTCHELL
East Ward,
]. l.. MONTGOMERY
West Ward,
II. B. BELL
South Ward
c. N. D. CAMPBELL
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26
W. M. PETEET
Y. ( NJ. Y. R. R. Schedule,

TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. 3l3, from Clarksdale 4.35 p. m.
No. 83l, from Grenada 7:i0 a. m.
No, 3ll, from Charleston 1920 a. m.
No, 307, from Grenada 400 p. m.
No. 3l4, from Jackson 1920 a N.
No, 332, from Jackson 7:25 p. m.
No. 339, from Memphis 1000 p. m.
TRAINS DEPART.
No. 3l3, f0' jackson A:83 p. m.
No. 3l4, for ClarksdaIe 1920 am.
No, 33l, for Jackson 7:I0 a. m.
No. 332, for Grenada 1928 p. m.
No. 30S, for Grenada 8;15 a. m.
No. 3i0, for Memphis 400 a. m.
No. 3l2, for Charleston 2:l5 p. m.
Trains 307 and 398 Daily except Sun
day.
j.. F. JENKINS, T. A.,
Greenwood, Miss
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THE COTTON CROP
STEADILY IMPROVING.
synopsis Of Commercial Appeals Re
port OF june 22nd,

ports made ny the .'#ft.i'' ''t .tJI# 4' #
eorre4punlente for lGa seek ending
ru, ,,,5.
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wac -, ''
striatcd districts in l,r.r.-n. .Araausa4
and Oklahoma. But iu ubithafaa como
advancement Was made h.oaue" The
rainfall wax mot -, hra'ynr E"aj"Hpread.
East Of the MlHeI-.tpri there are
only local complaints '.mHr la" general
note Of improvement. Many IurRiutl"-
aud correspondents report The best com
ditinna in years. Blooms have appeared
in all sections. and 'bn crop ta grucr
ally we'll cultivated.
The waters Ir the oger0Dwci bottous4
except on lower Red river ARE SLOWLY
rec,4ling. The farptcr4 expect 10 re-
plant the lands largely ~ith corn.
Seed for rcptantjpt with cotton hasc
become Rrarrc. and besides the season
~ quit" late.
Except where the rj1h' it7 not been
under water II looks healthy atih ""Ii
and only proper weather tor cultivation
Is Eoeded to pat il IN good condition
oven where In the past the rainfall has
been excessive.
4 general gain in growth md Guilt
walton waa made in FrEa@ Tn" cotton
in the lowland7 that wo7 r""r|Antrd
looks we'll, Wconjfe have appeared. int
arc legs numerous than IaHt year, nnd
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26

THE COMMONWEALTH st.5o.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26

The weather Was generality dry,
which was highly favorable to cultjva-
ton. In many scattering sections the
crop is still to be gone over the first
time. In most Of the state II has been
well worked and looks we'll, There are
few complaints from any cause ard all
admit there has been rapid advance
mcnt during the week The plant is
growing under favorable temperatures.
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OKLAHOMA

Heavy rains have not been SO general
over the state AS heretofore. In some
sections, notably in the more eastern
districts, there has been Improvement
and the hill lands are being rounded
into fair condition. Where the waters
are still over the lands the cotton il
probably lost aud in the central por-
lions of the state where continued rains
have fallen the fields want cultivation
badly and some Of the crop has been
abandoned. Some replanting is going
nm
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-06-26

In the north and east of the state
some heavy rains have fallen without
benefit to the crop. The Red river low
lands are overfowod and the crop per.
baps ruined. Otherwise the condition
- fairly satisfactory and considerable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
ARBITRATION.

Sat the great step in the lire Of
p-cxre<s IS referring International
disputes 70 arbitration. the difficult
cnesssoas eesax u whether 70 make
zressrssser compulsory or 10 leave il
merely u the discretion es the Sisro-
sares. and (sl whether Judges shall
ee chosen urca the theoretical equal
Ssv q nations o. according - reas-
tive strength. saa "a whether the de-
c-ees can ~ ease-csete> Al least. 1t
-ssy Re sid that = nation, wAseh sub
rassS its dispute - arbitration and
sees rcs shs&e by the result takes
~roa SsSsst the burden eeeere the civ
lSzes ~7o-sa - show that the award
made by the cea-s was wcoaS>
Al ss,oA questions VIII come NJ for
discussion az the conference, and we
may reasonably expect sfsSt the world 5
peace VII ee helped by the agree
r-ss-SS which viii oe made concerning
then
DANGERS OF MILTARISM,
Armies Sri navSes must continue.
Srs .Aey mast As kept in high order
q efficiency. OF else they are worse
than useless Our nSsicn with its rep
-sseneasSpe government cSn gsner2lly
- trusted - avoid Aggressive wars
sES - exhaust The arts o. peace BE-
fore taking ID arms Thus far We
have NJ. kept cut ot war when or Be-
cause cur regular army w1S insignia
cSa- II numbers and our navy far in
esrso- 70 rhac Of any other great
pous-. We need rcs become wSriike
because We have military power, Our
peOpss 90 not wish 70 80 into the bust
RES q killing and woundsng human
beings We are. as 3 people. gentle
snS refined. &n6 II VIII not hurt Us or
snvoossv slSs 70 os also strong.
\ WsSk nation Is SQt 70 Be oNsr
sensitive Sn6 cu&-rslsone. while $
powerful ns,ion does not have 70 as
ss-t its Ssrens1h-it spssks for Itself.
AZ The end % the civil War We had
an army strong enough 10 cause En-
pe-o- Napoleon 70 give Up his designs
On Mexico at the slightest hint from
our government But for the power
We had 70 hack I'D our suggestion,
Nsxico might ROW Be 5 French colony.
Il VS. partly fer similar reasons that
England Sgresd 70 Submit the Ala
hama claims 70 Srbitrscion at Geneva
When ne undertook 70 lay down the
lz~ 10 her concerning her Venezuela
claim il WAS Indeed fortunate for US
that The English Premier could look
ahead and forsSee that some day We
u,isht become s naval power whose
friendship would be worth while.
In ISSS wish s navy such as We now
have. 8 war with SpSin would have
been Unnecessary.
\ big unattended country invites
Insult and attack. and yet the surest
defense Is often made by taking the
initiative which requires preparation.
mis- s - plain that anyone can
understand f.
Now. while ahSsfng no effort 70 les
sen the horuorS q war and TO obtain
agreements extending
shs soope Ar6 efecsiVensSS % Sroitra-
so-. oar military strength must he
Kept sssfcteas 70 protect our COM
reroe ard cur SeSooSrt.
Let us Dc tectsr-hesrte& and Just I
10 all srgss in providence aud keep /
ear powder dry. Do, mindful ever tes,
oteSSe& are the reaeenaSerS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
JUDGE KrNessuRy.

Nine years ago today our AmeEi-
can delegation % the Peace Confer
erce met AZ The Hague. and. nine
YEARS ago tomorrow. the Peace Confer
fecce formally opened TIE American
Delegates named ~ President McKin-
ley Were Andrew D. White. Seth Low.
stamford NeWs,. Captain Mahan, cap
taln CrOE-s- and Fret ". Hollis. Two
Eere presidents a leading universities.
one American minister one captain 81
the navy ore captain in the army and
one -sw professor AMI pubIclst AL
men eminent learned and honest The
representatives, Of the other nations
taking part in the conference were men
81 the greatest ability and the most
eminent ~ their various cal,ings- The
Peace Colference vas called al the
suggestion % Russia n the name Of
E-p=-9r NIcholas II. and by him de-
sue5 10 pur an end % the constantly
incrs1s ne development OF ornaments
The conference lasted I'll July 18th.
and had daily sessions except Sundays
Il was composed Of hard workers wh0
worked Enormously and 70 doubt ac-
Cup-lsl=d q much for the worlds
advancement IN that line as any body
4 men could have tons- L did nothing
and could Do nothing % bring about
tisaru-srlsnt o. 70 put s<op 70 the in
crease 4 zruznsnL II did nothing 20
change the effect o. lessen the horrors
q actual war The Dutch Pub-icIst.
Hugo GrOtI-s. three hundred years be-
fore II his E0gk- entitled de Jure
Bell q Pads discussed these rrin-
cip-ss- and the rights q war and peace
Re laid the foundations Of al modern !
Law with which this Con-
ference vas co1cs-nsd- And ret this |
Peace Conference of The Hague did |
accomplish 2 grszt good II caused the
u Z curt for voluntary
Of questions II controversy |
between nations II thus. IN z large /
degree. took away both the excuse and /
-hs necessity for war
International law had been establish
= and this Conference provided q per
inrernztia1zl court with doors
always ope1 ready f0- the settlement
u disputes between nations OF prin-
-iplss q z1cl LAW. II the disputznts
desired 70 srbitrzte- There can De 10
as said By M Pearson,
Ths pan u arbitration was ike a
lz5y apparently helpless and q VERY
ittie vsIus. unable 70 do uuca. ard
-aguLrinz careful nursing. but that II
lad one great merit-It Would Grow
International lzE- resultant Of the
highest wisdom and Of the greatest
had become vel estzb-
iz1s1 and generally recognized but fl
al ID tribunal 70 administer II. no
EDGES n e01rT- 10 place whose doors
Te-s always 0pe1 70 hear and deter
hike National controversies over Ma
iorzl Rights Ire Hague Conference
ror-EeE IL s--rh = t-fE.nr,zr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
Christian Church

ln3ge KinssSary vas introduced BY
Rev. \. G. MeKssver. his address
VAS As follows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

action srrroach this Eternal Law Just
in proportion to their recosnitienof the
rights and duties ef men Every man
and every nation since the world be-
gan has had some recognition Of this
law, and has more or less struggled for
the reign 81 this law. To n certain ex>
tent each and all have known their
rights under this law and have felt
obligations % duty under it. The right
OF existence unhSrnei was felt. and
the rtsht and duty Of self-iefense rec
esnised. The right to what they made
by their own labor was felt and the
duty es protecting that right recog-
nised, The right Of freedom and the
duty Of defending that right was felt
and fought for. and 50 Of other per-
soasl rights
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

The real peacemaker q the man who
has the courage and honor 70 hzbt for
Justice, 70 resist aggression and o.
pose oppression and thus 10 struggle
for the Rule Of that Law without
which there can Be. there should Be.
no peace.
Oahu stands In the position 70 be
the great peaeemaker Of the Pzcidc
When this island u fortified against
naval attack. when our protected har-
Dor can receive and repair our own
when we have here coal and
other naval supplies. with Uncle sam
behind us. no nation can send is navy
(contspued on Page ssven-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
MORAL LAW.

Law Is z r1Ie Of action Moral law
= TIE ruIs u action for moral beings
II dezlE Tith the rights and duties II
c1o-zl b@ingE- Il II the Word, the
Truth the Life. and the Light, SPOKEN
u by 81 John Human law and human
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
Methodist Church

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
IL GREATER COURT.

let since The Hague Peace Confer
ence there has been q court TO decide
international controversies on princi-
pies 0f Law. provided the cOntendins
uartfes are both willing to submit the
issues 20 arbitration
The doors Of this court are 10 be
kept always open and the International
struggles for law may Be made here
instead Of Cd field 0. battle. provided
disputfng nations 80 agree And this
established By this Peace
Conference VIII often. IT may be hoped,
change the forum Of national struggle
sor law. from the BATTLEFIELD TO the
bar OF this court But always the
struggle for Law viii 20 On, and only
the form Of il Be changed
And this r. best ard right A man
II honor viii defend his rights, 60
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
DIFFICULTIES u THE Way

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
WHEN SATAN wARRED.

Arms on armour ciashing. bray'd
horrible discord- And the maddening
wheels Of brazen chariots ray'd: Dire
was the noise Of conflict" Such Is
Aiiton's picture OF the battle that de-
feated the traitors who in high heaven
forced the eternal struggle FOR Divine
Law. Even the opportunity. 70 this
day. 70 celebrate the anniversary Of this
Peace Conference comes 70 us through
much bloOdshed and many wars
Peace. ike heaven. is a state OF hap
piness: a blessing to those who deserve
its enjoyment
War II the agonlzInz Of Eternal Jus
tice in its labor for the birth Of Peace. /
Peace IL a delight, war may be duty.
We should desire peace for our own
good and for good Of others. AZ much |
as we may and should desire peace. |
still we must not place II above justice. !
Struggle for the Rule Of Law becagse |