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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Hebrdstd. Cine geuers
bruait 3eritorts oas @sitift 8uiertl
non etain iat sur 6alfie. tiatu
@naoen bon gtlpd $4,000 onrih
itu0. Die ar6Bten 9erluite erleipen.
6oefer & Wloontn. .@sneral Store
vs.. $. Arott, 6~gl360nDier; vi. u.
Sroots. Giienpaarsu; 5ries5is &, zee.
6arbenhduoluua; .. +. Qapnc. .gt
nerai Store; @ran, Bano Il Genn9.
.@eneral @toreo. lleber ods Goln
ta @0tpp brdaile am Wlitipod Il.
W. elm Wir6elitUrm oahin. lngldu
afoItu GiqeHt6um haoen peruriadte.
uuo pieles @isb @tQatste. Soneit 81
faaut. III leood aitmanb junction
men. 9ruls. i'm Dsitlihen 1bei( pes
tddtss. muroe eleaIaas ourh 0iHo
TURN ihtpfr b~eidaoiat. ~ 1laa etuem
hiat1en Nampis lElie bti zen Stdoi
ipd9ieH in OMAHA AM |. 0nsiaa
oas 1en3e oenpiratiIh ii 3idst init q.
s 0ablman ais aHlnpr an Der Spite
etncoln pdblie repu6litamia un0
ersldgte fh iir a6ialuts V%rohitition.
N|8oRtana. SIN gau3sn Stao
Il ino oie 9rauaraeiter. in Great.
sails bic 3imweglsute uuo @Riirti
hsy. in suite BE T0hoedsr an
STREET. Die @raagg berlaRsen aliat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

um3ag, an peldem iih aud gunoes=
miIItar Don Sort Sheridan betbeiligsn
lpiro, einen glumensgor io uno cine
paraDe.
4uf Der 5arm beg ebas. Wortb=
inston I'M 9onn MountgleaIant nurs
ben 20 1onnen 6eu einaedidsrt oura
Elm Bon 5 uHeetannten UldHuern gele5s
ies 5euer. Die 9ranbliiter fpurDen
BON eiaem 7Fdrmerspo1e inter 9situng
oes S6eriifs mebrere ulsilsn melt per-
folat eHttamen aber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

aanfas. MirbelFfirms sss
foigi BON SaaellHlag ridtetm in
Douglas unb ImssssnD groBe
3erit5rung an. Sin mann nurne 6az
bei gst0olst uno piels onoere trussn
8~grisbHngea oaBon.
GfffouyL Sn Bonnie
3errt unD Qeabp0oO ftrsiteE
100 8ersarbeiier Der ct. Soe Qsap
So. am eiHe sbgilpeife Wtebr.6ers
fsaans or 6is sur ganif il: Sd5re
1907 giliioen Stala bon S2.25 5aasz
loba 8u sg3uiHgen. un5 300 an0ere
ar6sitsr DOLieH ifd ihHen anI6lisbsu.
4rtaaIas. DE Itaatlide
SabHCommiHioH 1T BON ssr 2egislatur
ermaAsiat .Uorosn. zen 9abnen bic
GraebuHg bsn 21iz Gents bic MeiIe
8abrseib 8u aeiiatteH. big i'm gunoesz
oberssrihte osr iiber bic 3peirentsrate
fhDsbsnoe proeeB sRtfdieoen TT.
8eras.- Sin Blob branq in bag
GoantngefdnsHiB 3u MarfbnIL
bolie 3 gie8er hsraus. bic anaetlaqt
ipdren, ben 6ilisfberiff 6uffmann ~
fdoisH unb ben qoli3iiten 9(len Gar<
gin Derpunast gu babsn uno lBnhte
ale orei. - Sn Snler entriB cine
Boltsmenge einen 9eser, Der einen bers
brs3erii4sn 2tnariiF auF Elm Md6aen
psribt bate. Rem Sheriff un6 Oerz
brannts ion auF einem Gh%eiterbduFsn.
~ Bel einem Streit. Der infolae BON
3aheHbaB unter oen Ar6eitern elmer
0dgemiibIe in 90 atermane ntitans
ben mar. puroen 2 4rbeiter qet0otst.
aIabama. Sn Gaflafe
puroen Dop Dem Staoff hreiber :. Or.
Sones 2 9eger erihcHen uno 2 an
oere OegleBt, neil tie beriufteu, bic
SiBuH8 oes Staotraths gepaItIam gu
iiorsn.
6fprioa. Weaen berTuhter
@erseualtisang elmer BeiBeu pur0e
All Barton Elm glegsr pom elmer
goltsrotte gelnn6morbst.
8entudb. Sn SrDfne
ipuroe Bead 6argis Der Grmorounq
ieines @aters. RES beriihtiqten rid
ters 5as. 6arais in 5adfon, itul-
big befun0eu uuo 3u lebensldnali6er
3adt9ausHrafe perurtbeitt.
0bio. - Sin @Iepelanb muir
BE- 6enrD M. @a3el, rer dl2 Secretdr
uno S6abmeiEer Der .1drmers e
Wieraants 9ant" $4,000 perurs
treuis, oss @roBoie6fa6ls I1uloia be-
funoen uno BIT z Sabreu 53udtGaus
oerurtheilt. Der belannte fribere
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9o6n s. QenB in
columbus Bat ieinen Bancroft
ertldrt. Die Decentralization peroen
aaf $S7, 0S241 angeaebsn, bic geitdnz
Be auf S20.645. ~ Set einem 3uiamz
meuiioB oes .QennlDlpanid fylDer"
NIT eiuem@efdbrt in @eoforo murz
oen 6rou 6reo Weners Ii. Grdu gbas.
0Dlie aus Nef Oetrclt, n}ld., letops
tst. elm 8Habe ihuer unb Drei unosre
4erioneu leidt oerlebi. 5rob Der
Der3peifeltsH @nitrenaunqen feitens
Der Brobi6itioniiten. 1abeu BEL Der Coz
Caloptinnipabl i'm Gouutp q 0 3 bic
oRaHen" aeiiegt. 3dblreidae RubeitD=
runssn ianoen iiatt un0 10 orobeHo
pHroe bic Gage. oaB cine @n3a6l Gr=
ina SheriffsgsbiIen pereioi9t uno
Ulli3 auiaeboten peroen muBie.
4enafnlpanta. Sn Der
Mittpaa 8oat .. %. isbte i'm qanssn
H2romsHli6en 9enniBloania Elm heftiz
ass Characterization Elm. bag auh nod
am adaiiea 1aae an9ielt. Sn 9 ira b
bod ano in eiR3elnen ouneren 9Idbsn
fan ntr Gtnee 10 tisf ooB 9ertsbrs-
iioduuseH eirtraien. Sn Dem Sin
eeria @adhaus Der Potts Bomber 50.
.8u Rebno1os muroeu oura cine
0rplaioa 4 MdnHer getobtst unb 4
anoere gsrlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Scheme aacntem.
5eBn 6svyert.
eeeai zieentat.
G.@todsaniea, {. @aRwalbeds.
a4uut ~39tscnlrEt2a.

uaifrlaus e 2esislasag lpatz
ae sse tasH tfl aaa saommet, DIG
ems &~eria6rlsag 5ey SiraisH lag pen
ggtauF soa giftaoiea il atsodsz
nen" Crti6afisn eHia1li. uHo Die Bill
6etreffs G%infHaruH9 bes 0osasnbnrgz
G0Itgms fir cen WestlHteBan9es uno
bic Bill Al Il. ID osr naotiiae aors
perihafieH ermdtiist ner0sH. ale
SAaHtssenisa an gsiDais Gntsrnebz
msr sU DtFgstsH. falls pix lis9rs
sahl Der Wdblgr hierfur ers
fort. muroen bem g0mite uagiutig
einberiaisl. Untu een Bits. BE 3ur
anaalne empfob ZEN ino. 6~siin0et ii4
aud bic 9i4 5G9Q. bic 0eu StaD.-
rdt6en bic SefugaiB si6t. has gauien
Der &trmengladeu % uro Das ers
tonen Der 1an9fDitiisa 3u resus
lirsn.
- &. u. gomonos. @orFBer beg res
pu6lieauff fen Gt1otsCeliraleonlIles
uno 6aupseampd9Hemanaeer 5ssghsnz
Jon &. Der ige9sa Nlibadtung einer
3eugsnDorlaoGng B0r 5en 5eaat citirt
lpuroe. um Ii1 lue5en 4iiRa htang oes
6omiies unb oes oerats sa %usraHfDor
ten. i%tetiie. ais Ell iah. oaB ole 1ahe
ernil uuros iih Dor osn @omlts
Elm un6 Qab NHfIaIuB ubei ieine &rs
belt im SuiereNe S~iep5enion's. Inter
AHoersm maaie er has inierf ante
3ti dnoniB, BAR er ef0a $1,000 per
aussa9t hats. INN S~tsphenIons Mabl
in osr gs1!slatur ourt3uleBen. BON
nel1er Nls9abe oosr in Dem beiAmoz
reasn 4as8absnosrift tsius grUdh
aang gema8t lit. 4ud adb IL 30. oaB
er Dem Wil19aigr Cberfea perIpgoden
babe, oab isia 8ame Eidlt il Dem Be
ridt etlDd9nt lperoen mar0e. o6fhon
a. @elosr sr9ittt. Uas bic ergsbniHe
III oieisr Aa7ele1enbeit ieiu merben.
ldbt ih nod nift iaatn.
s5n ben 4ularea peg Siaatsunis
p%eriitat 8a Md0il0n fiel bar 10
Sabre alie 5o9u eoa geo. 6uitou.
Nufie6er auf Der llni0stHidt farm. mn
ter BE Rdoer ejRes Jrahs3uags. auf
oeH er auIipria9eu moilis. unD muroe
3ermaimt. Sn Waoffor. ipo sr
felt AZ .Sa6ren p9bn6dii uar. II Hrof
E. 50 &rduD aeit0rben. Qu ben fclgen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
EHADausre p~rrsHtRusrrue.
1irHstas. asH 4 geai 1910.
RiIs. aIstfa. NsfIaatl.

e4Esine. n observation-disclosures f.tAm
l. ms. i11ers Aare. 5-a
seSiHts- eaE1mtr. s-tet serfletFe A.
k-1e -
sshtlats&2smErs. $50 stans lsv,.
g no-6HU
xtseness @tiastL eaersr. Fsras
GreN faHsrs lA1c eaensr. lttHsf. raarre III
t&@f2AG eAkns eiie So Erfsn. 49, So
fafss petee Gtsgru l8c Be- nas ssrssr ~.
eetr t2Ae Earsers itttt yluAs ~ -rsr,
tauwt. f2-f3t. Xaiuea-EAhusr ! sserN
s. 90 @eais, str GaSae A1zess I'd. ss
Eatfrn. Sco-e ~
9efhst. 800 Efuae. "a se--a @sgrs
-s 7Q-s0 Nfura 81 60
TA-ses R-.t9o Efuua
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

9seags mobetugs g Simmer Stat an ~
Gtt. spgihen 23uaBi IS eiarfe Stt. rot 3D
bel 100 sur Aifu. earthols 8nHbgnfH butd
meg dnfnaee eeffHuai Niielbf 30 90 PR
Mpnai. CileH 1oHuiagg 0on2 bis hBF
uohmfftnns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

90. 1902 Utfsuai Sit- Hottwetets e4
Cir, Got "A bi 100 sar Hlen. nil nsHfm
u. III. TO- bate & 4nimr 6laf. eagtbois Ab
iet,ieuug It. eartAol1 NrgbooeH 5uthDts.
Wlieths so pei J1oHai. Cfet 1oHntag
pon 2 Bis B naE na4MlMaa6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

1sass moosNss s 8immer Cats an DC
s'ulgD &lD5.. Hahs 3t. 2iraFf, }tle Baogs
simmer uab &eHibale. t9ug Sao, beieiligie
@aiasubef, redriidg5 sidt IND fsas. BE
%Dtn4unaea nah Nflif5eH. naHs 1ouniogs
sHsn Don 2 bis 5 H8T naAmittogs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Siebutarfts.
pliIivaufe, W,orFt

ediUeius. - WHfubr 8T00. marft bsbsr
8ttuia I30-I40s aemsi1te. 6.sD-7 90s Teisfe
leu 70; 8ias. 5.26- 5s75.
hinoptfh. Aafubr 1000. Wsorff ftet{n
UnI9eEs @feers, cute bic wuslsfe. sS III
SOC; Mlttlere bts agte. 4.z5-s95. ssifers
nitiilste pts ante. 475 500: gepabnIrhe I'd
20 Alhe. $3.50; gos~srs. 400 10.
eldIlers 9f63-s5. tulten. 1876 0o- qse0,
srs 4oo-47s; stedsrs. s25-s.T5: e5lser
enais enlH5r 30: mart fistia. ssboie
4 5o-6.75: BANNER. e.25-s0o.
aHhsre gisbmarfts.
G~bfeaan. 4. mat. MANIFESTATIONS {,
2a1Qs teencs. 5Qo-7.f5: Teraas 1e0G III.
gsettern. 47e-5,75s Sso9ers nnS seesera
60 g. suite nno Seiiers. 2&0-s.25: ssb.
saSsiHe anfubr 1000: Ieiais. s.s5-
gsMit1ie f.0o-7s0: rnuere. zoe
a t5i sssAae roo-I15; Tics. 6.75-e75.
eGais ArFnsr 1900: sso-s.so. aaus.
st Gems That Rinssssb s,eef.
SiIsgs TO If5; SiaisEs Auo ssseryz. 8so
-52Si Auae uno vetfsrs. 35C-650.
E@nttEe. S0pere. 7In-74 40
eAaft. - 450Z6b5s pdulmer A Oh-c so
Aautns 1tt1. 4 Mgai. - @iaasfeb e
NeT Stiere 625-69 80: Haoe up6 peffsrs
49, 20 Siasers am Geesers. 3.T5-5.15:
edsstas. = aalf Hss-Tg0
Enss. tea 1.T5. esrrser 7sn-s *
q matas Mai yEsnish aesf.
stlsrg b.e9-e75 ftnre Uao ceifev& 49,
IL @federS anb Seengrs. SOL Is
1mSrut- - suit esS ITO
GAsfs 54o-7.5e. gangrer. 7.5O-S4a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
85GON.OO

10. 723-85. 2ttueg 80 bet 100 sar Gufg.
2 hodges ! SlmWgr nss1f aaf eud 5tns
bamsut. baltbols aaiefisuig baf9ips8.
On sIiiflaNlaen AAlan1s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

9lsues moegfHs8 q 8nHHer stat. 10.
1870. 1uass goi 80 BET i2D 3nr Aisg
1aEtbols A%bittll8uNs ailD oalibol5 6pBs
hnhfn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
0rmmO Gl9cntbMnt
MDOcrne Seine
uno
Stats
mach lbren eigsnsn
Bedingungsn.
&ha00.On

NorbpgRede Aic1iinitu &lpo. II. 80. 1ir.
6sSimmsf islat ant Goailfte elot sRaods
iHeat. 0dribois a9fgtfi8ura MD cafibolss
6asbogn onrdweg. Ulisibg 5000 psr BIO
Hoi. 9geHeHugsu aat 6siieteu. LIsn
&oHning Uon ? 1857 Hatmiiiags.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Frts Sasrs raj sgu t
Ganoos RI rss ia 81 g!lraase
Stssss 2Ra5aasa. IA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

80. 37s-a4 2tf. gol B2 bt i20 sng at
lee. 2a6diges mobgTuts 3 3lmmsr Naus aai
Urld sun6nmeat, 0ibubols abletiignug,
6arsbelas 5ubb6btn Oathmsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
A5SOO.OO

30. 8419 Malnpd 1ig. mobsrnts 2todi
gts 3 9immfr nan8 init Nuf Blip0msHi
9atlbeit AblgHaHHa in bsu pauptsmmfm
bartholi EuBbUofn bufAmte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
N15OO.ON

N0. spS eoitou ctr. swildeu Gee nnb
9prisbt Gr.. moesrus ) fautilis &aiosm .
gummtT u. Bah, ofsas 4Iambiaa. 6aFnase
est1aua
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Htefn meiittsf glas nup iouRiatn 9inssl.
ktiten iptsbt Bat bfl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
MIlwAUkgG coUNrY. ooumY couRr

In Probate.
State Ct Wisconsin, MiiwRukses County. ss
IN the Matter OF the Estsste' of Catherine
Halter. Deceased.
ON this 20th day Of April AAD. RsO9. upon
reAdi 6 aud fling tbs aneieet petition 81
Maggie Laebke stating that catherine Halter
Of TIE COUNTY " Milwaukee, died luxestate. on
or ABOUT the Glst day Of Feb suary 1903 and
piAgiag that anthony NJ. Err he appointed Adj
tnihietrator ottae Estate Of sai8 q ceased.
TITS Ordered, that said appiics tion be heard ba-
tole ms Court at q regular term thereof. TO be
tcAa Attae Court House, IN the Cry q Nuwau-
heei On me first Tuesday Of n ne 1893. At 9
Q esoek a., y. or As soon there sfter. as qhe sama
mag % reached on the Calendar.
Ana It'll further Ordered. THAT no.tea 90 ..sa
Application ana hearing be givsn by publisbInr
2 COPY 81 this order for three sgct essiYe weeks.
ehee " eash week. IN the sA 4 pewsnas
Per published IA said CouuEs eprior to ia
hearing.
BY the Court.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
NrasI tiIIia !. rsrganisn.


ssie iraInui sIr. WlInauTee. u'i,'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
NtL"AtAEE eQUNrY COUNTY COURT

Paw p Carpenter
.manlE. Inaga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

RAID C~4rpTtar
Naig,1 adgs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

TheFe are no lonely winter '
nin8s In To homes where The Youths
Companion = > weekly visitor, and
there ned b no idle hours. The "
rteey q tie papers contents appeals e
.oy = Aos's.o.A' 80
80 'no mex
= "s4&16 - - $3.50 00 NAn6
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17


ard The able eeacheEs 80 animated
Dy ssron9 -ProfessaooAl pf1de e kesl
the educaeional record A. aeA1svo'
mene mp TO the highest Standard. 1Aeil
building 10 OF . neat typ, eoaveaasaesy
located 20 al parts o. To easys 49,
nooio0s' SANITARY ma saPpaseo Wssn
evory moaern scnooa equAPmeo@
IN looAins ovor tao anna's q tAsd
Jar Guy IN $1,000 100 -
Denolo NOE only s.e" snoFs ye sS0s
nole sniss0 !" - ~ =
inac.lon, no''oo " Pos.lnls1s sss
" nolnerenoe c.l' y P"c
Sink "~S -. lO..n
" sou" A6' sAe a"S
- 1~'s s s.s
'no - ~.
~
"i'1in 'no -.
pN
"ioeA' ~ -" quo .o.y - II.
.n' az.
Guy
"poe
-
nv
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
GENERAL BUREAU
OF INFORMATION
OF All Meetln1s of Chueches, Societies,
FraternaI Orders, Etc.

At the Presbyterian Church: Dr.. VIM.
Irvine. pastor. Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 0:46. Services at II
= ~. and 8 p. n. Christian Endeavor.
Sunday evening at 7:16 o'clock. The
Ernest Workers Society has disbanded
Tor the summer months. Church To-
Gated on corner Washington Ave. and
Main st.
At the Methodist Church: Rev. H.
3. Spragins. pastor. Sunday School ev-
cry Sunday morning promptly at 9:45.
Services at IL a. m. and 8 p. IN. Church
on corner Washington and Cotton SITS.
At the First Baptist Church: DR.. c.
V. Edwards, pastor. Sunday School at
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Church on
Howard st. B. Y. p. q. meets on Sun
day at $50 p. N.
At the Episcopal Church: Rev. Geo.
B. Myers, Rector. Sunday School at
usual hour. Services at IL a. m. and s
p. M. Church On corner Of Howard and
Church SITS.
At the Christian Church: Rev. M. G.
Hart, pastor. Sunday School at 10 .. m.
and services every Sunday at II q. N.
and s p. m. Church on West Market
st.
The Kings Daughters Circle meets
the first Friday afternoon Of each
month at the Methodist Church.
The Pythians meet every Thursday
evening at 8:15, at Castle Hall, over the
First National Bank, On Howard st.
the Board of Supervisors meet in tho
Supervisors room at the court house in
this city, the first Monday in every
month.
All banks close at l o'clock on Sat-
urdays.
The Board Of Aldermen meet on the
first Tuesday Of every month at the
City Hall.
The Masons meet at the Masonic Hall,
over First National Bank every Monday
vening of each week.
The Odd Fellows meet every Tuesday
evening over the First National Bank,
} Howard st.
The Elks hold their meetings at the
Eks Home, on Washington Ave., at $3.50
Tuesday evenings of each week.
The rooms and gymnasium of the
Greenwood Athletic Club are over
Brown & Words, or corner Of Howard
and Washington streets.
day in each month at the Masonic Hall.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
ITTA BtNA'S GROWTH
IS PHENOMENAL.
Al Present It Outstrlps Every City It's
Size In the State.

1t was the pleasure of Ye Editor tc
ENJOY a visit to our sister city, Itta
bena, last Sunday afternoon. While
he noted with pride the phenom-
email growth and prosperity that thi.
progressive city is now enjoying. In
comparison, there is hardly a city in
n South that can show such steady
growth as Ear this thriving city.
Itta Bena has never known a boom;
property values have advanced and re.
coded in keeping with the financial and
business conditions: but at no time has
there been any e~xtravagant imitation OF
uinou depression. On the whole,
growth and development have been
constant. substantial and reasonable;
the logical result of legitimate causes.
The period of Itta Bena's best and
broadcast development is perhaps in
Guided in the past five years and it's
processes are most active and con-
spicuous today; enterprise is more con-
fident, and faith in this city's future
justified by past experience, is immov
able. They are reapipg the harvest of
the earlier sowing and are preparing
broader fields for tilIage, assured that
their labors will be amply repaid.
This city has two Of the most sub
stantial banking institutions in the
State. These banks, in their quarterly
statements, evidence the sound and
characteristic business methods util-
lied by the men that direct them.
Among the industries that are to be
found within this city are a compress,
Oil mill. bowl and column factory, hard
wood mills, electric light and water
plant, gins, artesian wells, ice factory,
newspaper, veneer factory, and others
that have been attracted to that city by
the exceptional facilities it offers. Cir
c%umjacent to Itta Bena are unlimited
Of all kinds of lumber and
many new concerns Of this nature will
soon locate in this city. 1t is fast be-
coming an active cotton market, and
many prominent cotton firms of the
State have agencies in this city at
present.
Itta Bena a justly boast Of her
beautiful school house and the able
corps of teachers that direct that in-
stitution. The graded system is used
and it's curriculum is up to the stand
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

The Gem Theatre has opened an ex-
cellent vaudeville and our people
should give it their hearties st endorse
ment and patronage. Their performs
anees are clean and full Of fun. Unless
it receives due patronage, the manage
ment cannot continue same, SO it is up
to n theatre-going people to p~atronize
it. There is always a change Of pro-
gramme that is we'll worth the price. Of
admission.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

Il the nrst one you ave. But from
the moment you open . savings ac-
count it begins to BAR money instead
Of burning . hole in your pocket"
Start saving, no matter how small the
beginning; make the effort and you will
be fully repaid
BANK OF LEFLORE,
Savings Department.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

Agents wanted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
For Sale Cheap.

One nrst-class Gasoline Launch, 6
horse power; . quantity Of plantation
lumber, gum and cypress, suitable for
cabins, cotton houses. etc. Apply to
J. ". THOMPSON LBR. CO.,
Berclair, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Money to Loan.

We have $4,000 to loan at once O
easy terms, with 8 per cent. interest o.
long time. Apply to
GARDNER & WHITTINGTON.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Public Transfer.

Special attention given to trunks and
all kinds Of light hauling. Cumb. phone
sos. Yours for prompt service.
GEO. W. CHAMBLESS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
For Rent.

2 furnished rooms. Apply to Mr.. r.
L. Parker, Dewey street, Congress
Heights.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

Greenwood now has an Ex-
pert Accountant. Phone or
Cali on ChAS. F. n
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Wanted

You to buy a gasoline smoothing
iron; ave time, money and labor.
Write W. A. CHAFFIN,
Greenwood, Miss.
Agents wanted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

illustrated books and Myrtle Reeds
most popular gift books at c. Z. GIL
LESPIE q cos.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

Never ease by the GEM.
Two Beans to see the fun.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17

Visit the Valley Cafe.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-17
Money 20 Loan.

We have money to loan on your prop
erty at 8 per cent. on long or short
time.
POLLARD & HAMMER, Attorneys,
Greenwood, Miss.
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Cross-stripe portieres,
pair, 98c
Worth S.. so to 81

Closed out to us by the manufac-
turer at a special price because he
had only from two to ten pairs
alike In the lot.
All are new. fresh goods; all
this seasons latest designs. The
most attractive, cool colorings,
combinations of green and cream.
or other colors and green. Many
Of them are heavily snowfiaked,
and many have silk cross stripes.
All are finished with tassel fringe
at top and bottom; good full
lengths and widths.
All first class, no seconds"
among them.
Upholstery Dept.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1909-04-25
34-in. 36-in. 38-in.
TRUNKS
$3.50.
Regularly $3.50.

Regularly $3.50.
Only a few.
Riveted basswood trunks-riveted
all the way through. Covered
with best oiled and painted canvas.
brass trimmings. Heavy bolts;
3 heavy hinges: leather straps.
attached: excelsior lock; sheetiron
bottom; linen lined; tray and hat
box compartments.
One of the best values ever
named in the department, these
trunks selling regularly at $3.50.
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Shields

s III II T. " \ | = Il
SHIELDS. lace edges. =. =
and 4 sizes; regular tx
ly 2Jc pair. For. -. ~
LIGHT-W + & Fl r.
SHIELDS: regularly Zoe,
l2c and l5c a pair. *
Special. 3 pairs for NV
HATTIE'S FAVOR
1TE SHIRT WAIST
SHIELDS. s 4 pairs 15c
lU ~~S
LIGHT-W f. l & III II
SHIELDS: in all sizes. K
A pair. ~
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Braids & bindings

A N RA S kIR.T
BRAID: black and colnrs:
regularly 1Uc a piece. II
ID. G. G. s. MERCER
IZED SKIRT BRAID: black
and colors: regularly 7.
1Oc piece. For. =. ~
GRASS LINEN SKIRT
BRAID. 5-yard pieces. for
linen skirts; regularly K
lOc a piece. For. ~
BROADCLOTH SHIRT
FACING: all shrunk and cut
on the bias. in black and col
ors: regularly 30c *.
yard. For. r..........Z ZOS
BUSY CORNER TAF-
FETA BINDING: all silk.
black or colors: full 81
line: regularly l5c a10-
VASS SAR SEAM
BINDING, in black and
white; regularly lie 40.
piece. For. ............/S
ALL SILK TAFFET.A
BINDING: black or white,
subject TO impcrfcctions. K
Ter piece. ~
G u II ED kIR II /.
BANDING. in black only;
regularly 5c yard. D
w Ov EN- SIX | K II
BANDING. in black only;
regularly l9c each. 10c
FOR wv
Evening star., 1909-04-25
LINOLEU =,
genuine Potter brand,
25c yd.

Odd lengths right from the mill.
No seconds. No damaged pieces.
Two-yard wide.
Many pieces in style that can be
matched UP, easily securing suffi-
cient to cover medium sized rooms.
These IInoleums are of superior
quality and sell from the piece at
SOC. 6Oc and 75c a yard.
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Cottoras

KIN G'S 5OO-y yard
Basting Cotton. Spe- ~
cial, three spools for. lOS
2OO-Y ARD SPOOL
COTTON; regularly &c a
spool: black or white. IN.
Sale price. 8 spools for lOS
5OO-YARD BASTING
COTTON; regularly &C a
spool. Sale price. Q X
spools for. ~
o. N. #. 2OO-Y RID
SPOOL COTTON, black or
white. Six spoois 17@
Tor ~
DARNING TON
on spools: black or
white. Dozen spools t.
1Of nv
SILKATEEN, all col
ors; regularly &c a spool.
Special, three spOOls f0o
Tor w
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Shoe 1aces

BLACK TIE LACES.
30 inches long: made OF
mercerized silk ribbon, II.
inches wide: covered tips;
regularly 25c a pair. Toe
For -.
TUBU r. S III 0 u
LACES; A.. "a and 6I;
i'm black only; regularly K
Zoe dozen. For. :. ~
BU l. A II S III 0 T.
LACES, extra heavy, all
sizes. black only; regularly
oJc a dozen. 10e
Enr
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Hair goods

HAIR NETS, made OF
real hair. all-over
size; regularly 25c tx
each. For. ...........A ~
SILK HAIR NETS,
extra large size. All 10e
colorS NV
HAIR BARRETTES.
shell and amber color;
regularly 1Jc and d0e
$1.00. For. .......... Nv
CARVED HAIR BAR
RETTES. shell and amber
color; regularly 49c 0Se
each. For. r...........L0S
BONE HAIR PINS.
one dozen in box: 10c
regularly 25c. For. wv
HAIR BARRETTES.
carved, shell and
amber color: regular f0e
ly 25c. For. 49,. Nv
CAR e d B AC *
COMBS. regularly 06r
49c and 3Sc. For. ..&SS
Evening star., 1909-04-25
Hair rolls

5 III A r T. ID HAIR
ROLLS for back OF the
head; regularly SOC. ".
NET Gov f r T. D
HAIR ROLLS. extra heavy,
IS and 20 inches; regular
39c to .Oc kinds. IN.
While they last. ZOS
24-INCH n f T-COV-
Erred HAIR ROLLS; ~
regularly 2Jc. For. ZOS
WIRE HAIR ROLLS,
regularly 1Jc. II
For ~