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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16

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Esmdos Un,dos de America }
EY P,eyideufe De los Estados SIS.
Jntdos.
La SUCCESSION De dona Juana Petro-
ma Rodriguez eompuesta de sus hi;os
legitimos jose Juan Pedro Juan
Adela. Angelina, .Agripina. Georgina
Conception, Maria America, Juana,
! Jose Domingo J Francisco Rivera J
Rodriguez, vecinos de Cayey, POI
medic de sn Abegado senior Rodriguez
Ortiz, promovi6 information de do
mimic q su nombre, de las siguientes
fncas:
a. In predio de cicnto cuarenta
y sels cuerdas de terreno en- el barrlo
de LAS PALMAS'' iurisd'ci6a De
Salinas, lindando: al No =, con Ne
teo Rucabado, Iran@isca Rivera f
derlco Boloriuo ! Ia Secession ,.e Ma
nue. Reyes Lorez; al .sld, con IA
QuebrAda de las Palm a que sent
r2 terrenos de Doni.ng ,Me.radez 10
PEI Melton Rodneu Jose Maria
Rivera, Epi1a9io NazIsSz, y Ia suer-
sion de Antonio Rodri ~ (, al Oeste,
con Epitsn!o y zqutz Ramon 10
driguez y AIateo Rueslasio, y al lstt
con Angel Maria Colon, y Nicol.s
Lopez.
jB) Otro predlo dgtreintn y q y
cuerdas de ter1enos en- & nlisma ha-
1llo J termlno mun'c;pal i!n4aa q
al Norts, con Eelicialo mt %, 4
sud, cor "a SUCCESSION &c Ili u .ioa-
dez a. ]: ste con att.l.na Je Tests,
Juan jose Ne.end-, y Jtse Domlnz..
Rivera. J al Oeste, con Eustaqulo AL
varado; conttniendo una casa de ma
dela del pal. tccllsda de zinc: cusas
hncss al.alrleron los plomosenre
por htr.a Ia &c sll sellpra MA d'e Dc
.Juaoa iellcla Rodr:s si;ez. la que us
adqulris i u W, en arte 10 r.
rencia de suS padres jusn I, lesioEo
Rodriguez y Juana Antonia Rivera,
dtsle ei alo 1879, y ca narte por he
rencia d sas hernanos Angel : Juan
NsrceEno 10 3riguez, hacia los amos
de 1885,, Y 1906 fe.pectivamente.
y en- virtud de orden dada por el
Hon .Juez de esta Corte. por q ? 9
sente EDlCTO que s. pu:1licara Gu
aate un mes por 10 nsnos una Ne1
senanal. en- el periddioo la CORES
eondencla de tueIto Rico'', que 81
pdlta en- .-an Juan, Sc convoca a los
duelos . sus eausahabIen.
tes leon es y denas personas que pue-
tal tener a.giin oelecno en- las tincas,
para que 81 10 creyeren eanvenieate
eoneurran ante esta (orte q usar De
su derecho dentro del trmino de 90
dfas contados desle Ia primera publ
caci6n de este Edicto.
Dado en- Guaysma, e., a 20 de
0ctubre de 1910, por orden del Hon.
Juez cake. e. S. Me.tre.-Sesreta-
RIO de Ia Corte.
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COMMERCIAL
L n T R A D A S D E l.
ENTEPIGP

LA lIle4A>
Aver tomd puerto lroce-
dente de savanna el vapor ale.
man Graecia.
Goleta americana Clara d
Phiney de Moyila.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
Napor americana Carolina
para N.sYork.
Napo4 ;,leman Graecia pa
IA St Thomas.
BI QL Is EN- PU ERTO DEL.
EXTERIOR
Mary Barry descargando
Silicor id.
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Manchester Javentor id
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{ lABOI,AJE
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Maria Artau Nleques
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Maria Dolores Nleques
Pedrito id
Capricho id
Joyen Carolina Fajardo
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Recalala a el Il actual proce.
dente dc n. York.
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apor frances Add ell Ka-
ser al rededoI de- is colrlen-
te estara aqul procedente de
fto. Plata.
Consig: J. 7. Silva.
\ apor americana Harry
Luckembak naIdra Para \.
York el - actual.
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apor amerlcano jon Luc.
kembak FL g c,rri nte . :. :
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Consig: Insular Line.
Napor americana 5. Y. Luc.
kembak Saldra de n. York
para esta el l9 actual.
Consig: lnsalar Line.
nt1te GeM d7lea "BcnneY.
Goleta americana Geneva
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del pasado.
eolloig: ). fzquiaga.
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id. re lutrto hleo - ~
-CEDULAS HItOTEC3RIAS-
Banco territorlaly agricola.
tmisiones-3a y 5a SOL
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De ALTA NOVEDAD,

En- el flltimo vapor ha recibido &.
screditado eetsblesiuiento LA Mn
A ei nss esplen,iido surtido de
sersb~eros de I'cha Mode . Il IL
Ina novedad LIS hsy de rodos / 4
nahos y JOS Iovenes pueden hsiisr ca
a aereditads casa lie los sres T.
Garcia Y Lineras la. mas eIesantes
sormss de ultima novedad :. uro.
"a 10. .orsSreros Dc Itaf,a que IA.
- La NINA son los Drscss en- L,.er
~ Pirc Solsmente lEEcrtsdos par
La NINA. Gale .fe l. sortsI-ys-
sulero Il Gran Fazsr Ge ropAN,e
c.4s-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16

Como entire de y once de Ia ms
hana, en- la marina, calle Prlncesa y
en- una azotea ,sorpreudieron losguar
dias Jose B. Colon y Francisco Padi-
la, una iugada de gallos. arrestando
a varios empleados del Departamen
to de Prisiones.
Despues de celebrado el lulclo IA
rorte los condeno a IS, de multa
8 cada uno.
Tambien en- la Gale Norza garav.
fue arrestada una jugada a 10
prohibido, siendo arrestado sels
individuos.
En- Ia noche del dta l3 de los co
rrientes en- Humaeao barrlo Gals
da', Sc quemo casualmente el bohlo
de la individua Ramona Rodrlguez.
En- el barrio "Palm4reio de
Lalas el individuo Juan ORTIZ f.f9i.1
nj fue encontrado ahorca.lo &c ul1 g
Dol. Investigate el hecho resulto
tratarse de un suicide.
Ell senor L. R. de Gonzague. de
Lares en- I'm telegrama dlrllldo al
Hon. Gobenador, encomla Ia con
ducta de Ia policia de aquel pueblo
durante el periodo electoral.
Ell sr. Guillermo Nlvas, alcalde
accidental de esta eludad en- una car
ia dirigida al jefe de la pollcla lnsll
lar, hace mercedes eloglos de Ia POI
eia y del jefe de aquel dlstrlto, sr
Fernandez Mater, durante el penodoI
electoral.
A las dos de Ia madrugada el ln-i
lividuo Brauho MARITIME que So haA
Ilaba enfenno en- el hospital Ineo
che, Sc suicide inflrlfndoSa una herr
da con una cortaplmlaS ca ia artella
del brazo izquierdo
Ell presidente de la iunta local
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico en Rlo
piedras Sr. Octavio Garcia Sal sadn
en- carta que dirlio al iefe q" Ia POI.
cia, hace eIogios de Ia poA' "a &c 4qsl6
pueblo, asl como del iefe de dlstflt't
sr. Salvador G. Lanez qle IA eomal
da durante q porl.5to - tf]ral
-Por ]ugar i y pr~aaleio tlter.l'A
arrestadcs en- Rlaeon a "a sa!lcta
Ia poblaelon tres individnos. qlleit
fueron denmclados.
La corte de dlstrlto de Maya
puez oondeno al lntiivldllo Pedro III
vera Matos. uatrerode otlolo. dlez
amos de pre-ldiocon trapajos iorza-
dos por hurto de mayor euantla.
Tarablen dicha corte eondeno Ia
pena de cInco amos d- preside con
ira baios forzados 4 Jose Rodriguez
Ahcea. por q deliro de violacldn.
La individ4a Rosa Ramos aten
td contra su vida on Aguas Buenas
tomandose una cjGsi- do sal de are'te
ra. pero habiendosale pyestaflo op'f-
tuna,neare Ia aslste'.cia Isl aa,o a
e encuentra fuera dc !ehefo-
Al ser arrestado pr alterar IA .
paz en- Bayamon el indivltao Llloo
RIO Moreno. este agredio II gAarSla
auien para defenders resat. IT 3 a
5hediencia q dicho in'3lNrtllo. 50 Va
pre- lsado a hacer aso de n. rotten
1 /. -, ~, n, ,,a II.
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Cote DEL Distrito de Gua-
yama, Puerto Rico.
SUCCESSION de Juana Petrona Rodriguez
information de dominic,
Ex.parte.
EDICTO.

Civil No. 1857.
Esmdos Unldos de.4mer,cn
El Preydente De los Estados SIS.
TTnt10S
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16
THE
L0ND0\ DIRECTORY

published Annually
ENABLES traders through.
out the World tc communL
cate Greet with English
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16
.O|RECTgR|1 DE SAN JUAN.

FIacticante. Silvestre Feijoo
Matinee, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Teletono, Mum. 43.
San jam.
Leceiones de piano. La seao.
ita Lo.a Mas. o:r,ce OAR ciases "a
su casa Q a domic.llo. San Juac.
Cristo !.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta.
blecimiento Gran surtido de drogss
= patentizadoa llaza principal. San
Juan.
Ingenlero Civil.-R anon Gan
dia Cordova, Tetuan 53, ciudAd 8
Parada l2 Santurce Airamar, San
Juan. Puerto Rico.
Abogados. .-Emi gdio S. Ginorso y
Manuel NJ. Glnorio, Allen 50.
Telffono 353. Box 3es.Saa Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16
JUYENit IVA

que es sin disputa el meor tint4 CO
nocido p.ra re.taurar ei cabe 10
lie segtl en- tod Il .s iarmarias
ii por msyr TIE jan
Co p. o. i1ox i0l. Foace. Z
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Manufacturers & Dealers
IL each class of goods Besides
feipe complete commercial gull
&c to London and its suburbs the
Lilettory contains lists OF
EFFORT KERcHANrs
with tie goods they ship and the
taomi and Foreign Markets
they s~lpy;
STEAMSHIP ICyg1
arranged under the Forts to which
Tex sail, anl Initiating the apr1
1lmate sa.lngs
neyNeYaI 1rsos soTlcss
r.leal.n- Manufacturers Mer
tIarts, ele, Ill tie p. 2ci oai pro.
yincia towns an,, II :strlal can.
tl,s OF the uDita,i i>.l on
A copy ol the CT .s,,,s ojton
viii ne sorwar-e 1t pll'.
Ie,eittat Pa-ta yi,ior .or 2);.
Deale.s ssynln- Agencies caa
aovertlsei.esr trace carus 1or I'll,
charger Aovertlsemenlst from ia
lcNpoN DIRECTORY CO.. I'll.
.sAbehurch Lane. London, Ec.
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l|KEA fERREA DEL OESTE

itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara regir desde IL. de Sep.
tiembre oe 1879.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-16
UNA Az07EA CON-
VERT|OA en- GALLERA
Estaba situada en- Ia Ma
rina calle de Ia Prln-
cesa.
En- Lajas Juan Ortiz fue encon-
trado pendiente de un arhol.

En- Aguas Buenas, Rosa Ra-
mos, quiso resolver el pro-
blema con una dosis de sal
de acederas, logrando sal
varSe.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
IN. B. GRACE OUT
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lsfisrs County Layer Enters ihe Dis-
trict Attsrney Race.

In this issue appears the an
nouncement OF Hon. N. B. Grace as
a candidate for District Attorney Of
| the Fourth Judicial District, sub
| ject to the action Of the Democratic
primary Of 1911.
Mr.. Grace is . graduate Of the
law department cf the Stats Uni
|yersity, and has been engaged in
the practice Of his profession in
Greenwood for quite q number Of
years. He has practiced al over
the district and ID we'll identified in
all the courts.
Sunfower has two aspirants for
the District Attorneyship since it
has become known that Hon. r. G..
McBse would not be candidate for
reelection and now Leaore County
has . strong representative in the
race for this important Office.
Mr.. Grace expects to mako ) per-
sonal canvass between now and
next August and expects To see
every voter in the District before
that time, and asks i careful con
sideration Of bis claims before you
cast your vote.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
.MlD-NIGHT MASS AT
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Solemn HIN Mass. Proceeded by
Grand Procession Of sien.

On tho Solemn stroke ~ mid
night hour, Saturday, Mas eve,
Solemn High Mass will be sung by
Father NcXamara and his choir,
the musical program undsr the
management Of Mrs. M. Wilson, the
efficient organist.
AT that hour, the men Of the rom
gregation will march In solemn pro-
cession, each bearing a lighted cane
die, IMPLYING Christ the Light of
the World, from the Rectory to the
church. In this procession will ap-
pear the officiating priest veseed in
white and gold flanked by the pref
ty vested acolytes ii white and red.
After the gospel, Father Mcnamara
will preach on Christ the Eternal
King
A crib representing the Babe oi
Bethlehem will DO placed at the
Epistlo side Of the altar. Every
body welcome.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
Mr.. BAIRD BURIED
MONDAY MORNING.
Father OF Hon r. n Baird YVES laid
10 Rest Ia Greenwsed,

The news Of the death Of Mr.. w.
W. Baird, the father Of Hoa. T. H.
Baird, Of this city, the latter part Of
last week, was received with much
regret by their friends in this city.
The remains were brought to
Greenwood Sunday evening via
Memphis, and we're inferred Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. The
services were held from the Church
of Nativity and we're conducted by
Rector Geo, b. Myefs.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. J..
II. Ellington, Joe Barnwell, Cot
George, j. e. Mann. O. E. Wright,
Ward Telfair, Sam Gwin, Harris
Gray, D. 9. Peteet and A. +. Card
ner,
The Commonwealth joins in with
the friends and relatives Of the de-
ceased in extending coincidence In
their hoursof bereavement.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

Wilson Feed Store, won By g. IA
Jtsncills White Plymouth Cock.
|erel.
Best 0rington (Oilerod by Solo.
mons Shos Store, won by G. A,
Wilson, Jr., Best OrpinGton Cock
erel.
Best Wyandotte (ofered by Stein
Grocery Coz, won BY B, q. Hum
Iphrcys, Jr.. White Wyandotts
Oockerel.
Bsst Plymouth Rock (oiered BY
"a. Weller 4 CO.,. won BY BY O. A.
Stancill's Whits Plymouth Rock
Cocksrsl.
Best r. |, Red (oilxrsd BY Foun-
ltain's Big Busy Stors) won BY II.
B, Montgcmery's Sc Rod Cock
erel.
Best Lsghorn Offered BY D. @.
Petset & Bro. J. won BY BY H, g.
White, s. G. White I4cghorn Cock
erol.
Best Minorcas Offered BY Bern
ti
stcin CO.., won BY =. II. 6chlater
Blk Minorccss Cocksrel.
Best Pair Geese (cfIsrei BY Brid-
gss Bros. won by Mrs. N. VI.
Jones, Emdsn Geese
Best Pair Turkeys (oicred by
Goodman Dry Goods Co. won BY
Ars. n. v. Jones, Bronze Turk.ys.
Best Rose Comb Bird Offered BY
Norton Grocsry Coz, won by i. q.
Humphreys, Jr, White Wyandotte
Cockerel.
Best Single Comb Bird (oifered
|by Crescent Grocery Co.), won BY
o. A. Stancill, White Plymouth
Rock Cockerel.
Whitsst Bird il SHOW Offered BY
White Star Grocery CO.., won BY
W. 9. Peel White Wyandotte Pullet.
334 Birds in Show.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
Three Hundred and Forty Four Birds
in Exhibit Last Week.
ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS SFILLEDST STEIN HALL
Leflore County Poultry Raisers Plan Big Event
for Next Year.

White, FIRST and second pen, first
ccckerel, first and second hen, first
and second pullei; R. Il Foy, Craig
side, second cockerel; M. Fatheree
second cock.
R. @. White Leghorns-V Voor-
heis Austin, first pen, End Cockerel,
first and second Pullet; s. +. Riley,
first cockerel.
Games-W A. Stinson--frst
pair; Mr. Grimmey. second and
third pair.
5. P. Hamburger. e. Bullock,
first cock, first Cockercl, first hen,
first pullet, first pen.
White Plymouth Rocks g. a.
Stancill, Berclair, Miss, first pen,
first cock, first cockerel, first and
second hen. first and second pnllet;
Ira Biddle, second cock and second
psn; G. w. Chambless, second and
third cockerel.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-E. e,
Inlow, first and second pen, first
and second cockerel, third pnllet,
Mrs. G. i. Mcbride, first hen; w. r.
Chapman, first cock; D. $. Humph-
reys, third hen, second cock; A. NJ.
Payne, third hen, first and second
pullst, second hen, third cockrel.
r. @. R. 4 RedsS. +. Riley,
first and second pen, first, second
and third cockerel, first and second
pullet.
8 S. g. r. I. Reds--Mr. Dunn. sec
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

0winc ~ tha nuhlination of nnr
M. ~. n l;t;on INV ,lyrost Is.
lated our force eportial staff and
all-from Ideal currcnt events, W.
we're unable il rive any deserving
montion t. ths I ,eflore County Poui-
try Exhibit. However Il VA wor-
INV II ] Till pace writc-up.
~ nrornot.r. rorl u Il. Tnrt. /.
il making extensive preparations
for ths splendid success thew
achieved. and they We're liberally
encouraged W the merchants Il
Greenwood who offered appropriate
prizes. The poultry raisers alI over
the county responded With birds 81
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
Saved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity In his
family was prevented ID told byA. D
McDcna'd, of Fayetteville, MGR. r
D., No. g. 4My sister had consumption.
he writes she was very thin and pale
had no appetite, and seemed 70 grow
weaker every day, NJ Ill remedies fall
cd. I'LL DR.. Kings Nav Discovery WAS
tried, and 20 completely cured her that
she hAs Dot boon troubled with ! cough
since. II = Tho bat medicine l ever
saw or heard a. For coughs, colds.
u eripps. asthma. Group, hsmorrhage
III bronchIsl troubles - has 10 equal
800, 100. Tsiai bottIs -. Guaran
tssd by III dFuggists,
a I'm
The Commonwealth, $50 POI year
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
GREENWOOD IaFLoRE

lond cockerel; H. B. Montgomery
first and second pullet; j. w. Craw
ford, first cock. @. v. Edwards, firsI
pen; 3. =. Bullock. second and third
hen.
Bantams--Jack Humphreys, first
pair; Harry Anthony, second pair.
White Wyandottes- B. g. Hum
phreys, Jr., first and second pen,
first and second cockerel, first and
second hen; VOORHEES, Austin, Hrsi
and second pullet, third cocksrel.
Columbian Wyandottes IA. N.
Payne, first pen, first cock, FIRST and
and second hen, first pullet; Roy
Johnson, first cockerel second pullet,
Buff Plymouth Rocks Rowan
Thayer, first cock, frat pullet; Mrs.
N. Y, Jones, first cockerel, second
pullet.
Black Minorcas-W. A. Etinson,
first pen, first cockerel, second hen,
first and second pullct; &. II. EcAla-
ter, Schlater, Miss, first and second
T.. +. " I
cockerel, first hen.
White Orpingtons---H. @. White,
first pen, first cock; Mrs. N. N. Par
ish, second cockerel, second pullet;
w. N. Peteet, first cocksrel, first
pullet.
Buff 0rpingtonsE. H. Shad-
dock, first cock, first and second
hen; 7. B. Holloman, Itta Bena,
Miss, first pen, second cock, first
cockerel, first and second pullet.
Black 0rpingtons g. A. Wilson
Jr., first and second pen, first and
second cock, first cockerel, first and
second pulIet, first and second hon.
Toulouse Geese ID. s. Humph-
sreys, first and second pair.
Grey African Gsose-M Mrs. M. v.
Jones. Highlandalc, Miss, first pair,
Emdep Geese MRS. M. ". Jones,
Highlandale,.. first pair
Bronze Turkeys.-Mrs. M. ".
Jones. Highlandsle, Miss, first pair.
White Holland Turkcys--H. D.
Estes, first and second tom, FIRST and
second hen; VOORHEES, Austin, third
and third hen.
Pigeons Robert McBride-Bes
Pair.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Best Bird in Show (offsrsd b
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23
A Correction.

In last weeks issue Of the Com
monwealth and Enterprise there
appeared an error in the report 81
the proceedings Of the Decembei
session Of the Leflore County Board
OF Supervisors,
Whore it was published that G
NJ. Turner was allowed $500 for !
fillit should have been $3.50. In
the copying from the minutes, which
stated the amount allowed for these
fills sans was explained by separat.
ing It into two items, totaling $50
In getting the proceedings this wal
sst down as $500, which Is an or
ror.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23


The Elks will give their annual
New Year Ball as usual, and 1t will
again 20 down as the swellest o.
casion of the year The Elks know
not Of the halfway 81 doing things,
and their dances are always antici-
pated by the social circle Of Green
wood, Ross Orchestra will again
provide music for the occasion and
the favorites from all towns ii The
state will be guests to partake Of
the characterize hospitality Of the
Elks on this occasion
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

STRAYED OR STOLEN Last
Wednesday from Webster Plantation
one Black Mare Mule. with . small
gray spot in themiddle of her back,
about seven years old, long bushy
tail, trace rub on right side and hip.
Any information leading 10 her
recovery will be literally rewarded.
ABE RUCKER,
Greenwood, Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

II thsy did, millions would vote Dr
King's Esw Tlfs Pills ths trus remedy
ior women. For hAnIshiDr dull, tagged
feelings, baekschs " hsAdache, CON
stipation, diapslIing colds, inpArtInK
appstits and tonIBR VIZ tho system,
hsy'rs unsquaIsd. kasy, safs, sure. 80
q al druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

J. B. Rovenhorst has moved
his Repair ShoptO 3t9 Carroll
ton Ave. Phone 384.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

The Commonwealth, 1.5o
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-23

The cOmmonweal $50 psr year
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
FASHIONS,
- TAHNo1Es
ENTERTAINMENT
BY COLLEGE

An entertainment will be given
by the literary society Of the North.
western Business college Thursday
evening. Those in charge have ar.
ranged a very interesting program
as follows: Inaugural address
President McDoble; piano duet, 'In
the Arena" Merna Brown, Maude
Donley; male quartet, Asleep in
the Deep" Holmes, Leslie, Spauld.
ing, Venten; reading, "A Trial Per.
formance," Elisabethe Herrick;
piano solo. selected. Mr.. Nance;
vocal solo, selected. Henry Jones;
piano solo, selected. Myrtle Hill;
reading of the college paper, Maude
Donley; male quartet. "How Can
I Leave Thee!" girls chorus
Sweet and Low" first soprano
White and Brown; second soprano
West and Herrick; first alto. Wood
and Donley; second alto. Hill and
Myers.
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~ CAROLINE THUMMEl.


Ges 0sp 6ss WE
Any false condition under which
we live today Is the natural her.
itage from our barbarous ances.
tors, who ruled by brute force
alone, recognizing neither moral
nor intellectual rights.
After the first step toward civ.
ilization was taken, and the WON
an had the privilege of refusing
an offer of marriage, she also, In.
cidentally, acquired the power Of
subtly attracting[ might say ex'
tracting-proposals from even un.
suspecting men. With the right OF
rejection comes the right OF
choice:
There are numberless men
would they but confess it--who
cannot satisfactorily answer to
themselves the question: why
did l do it,"
The woman attracted him to pro-
pose to her-unfit though he was
for two reasons, both of which can
be directly traced to the unequal,
unreasonable and unnatural posi-
ton of the sexes in the social and
industrial world.
First. women, rs late as the last
generation, have always been
taught that they must marry at
any cost. Second. they we're taught
that they must stay at home and
wait until chosen.
Consequently the number Of men
upon whom they were privileged
to practice their little arts and
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Dear Miss Grey: az l am trou-
bled with bad breath, possibly from
catarrh. Please tell me something
to help. (2) am 20, and have not
yet had beau. Do you think there
Is still hope? 90 l have a scar on
my head that shows. What will
take out the redness?
BLUE EYES.
A.-(D Spray the throat and
nose with listerine two or three
times a day. Just before going In.
to company wash the nose and gar
gle the throat withNa weak solution
of peppermint. Keep the bowels
open, keep the ankles. arms and
chest warm. and don't wear too
tight collars. (2) Plenty of time.
(3) Try massage and alternate hot
and cold applications.
Dear Miss Grey: l have a mes.
saline waist with mousquetaire
sleeves. wish to lengthen them,
but have no more silk. How can
A.-Rip the sleeves and careful.
ly press out the wrinkles. If this
does not lengthen them the desired
amount set in Just above the
wrist hem wide cluny insertion
dyed to match the silk. Use a band
Of the same lace In the collar.