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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-09
Prominent woodmen TO speak.

Springfield Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, at the meeting tonight will
have T. II. Duffy, national lecturer, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, and C. e. Chaffee, of
Washington, D.. c., State deputy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-09

STAR WANT ADS ARE THE BEST
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Das GaibeneelS ,si,ierer
MiuienXreA

Sic %gelegemtlid IN Die Seffeiltlifs
felt selansenben Insaben iiber Die
GermD9en u~nierer reid,en Seute limb
aui ibre Hihti9feit id)mer nad5uprile
fen. Sene, Die 3~uperldiiige Instunft
9eben fDnnten, iasen ni6ts, llno Die
mberen wiiien nibts.
Sn Den retdcu 2dnbern Der alten
3clt lit bas aubers. @enigitens III
jenen, Die Die Ginfommenlteuer nit
SelbltciniGGbuM eingefiibrt bnben.
Sn giebts fem Iusmcifen. 9aS
8eies id)reiGt genaile @n9a6en iiber
DEN llnlfnng bes ltellcrpflid)ti9eil
8eiises upr, unb Die an9ebrobten
Strnfcn iinb bod genllg, aud Den
groBten 0riidcbcreer babpn ab3ubal>
ten, cinen Sbcil leiner Sintommenz
ouellen 5u periblpeigen. Seiber ba=
ben mir bicrsulanoe 10 ue~rniinfttge
@eictc niGt. 8obl gibt eS aud bier
10 etlpaa nie Seflaratipns3lpaug bel
Ser GinidGtung beS lrcuerpflid]figcn
@igsntbums. ullcin barllm tiimnlern
unicre rsid)en 2cute lid nid)t. sic
leugnen cinIaN ab. pas JIG nidt 8us
eebcu moQcu. gle tbun bas auf
@umiG1 ipgar urlter CID, lucI lie luiIz
len, paB lie Stroie fir iallde Nngn@
ben nid)t 81 bcfilrdicn baben.
Aur Ie!tcn lliftet DicleS @ebeimnlB
lid. Cine Wclcgcnbeit bietct iid,
,rs,ln Die aruBeu &crfebrs uno Sn@
Duirric @eicaihniten ibrc idhrlid)e
Siuibenbc 3ur @ertbeilmg bringcn.
Sn Der criteu @dlftc oiclcs Wonnt&
iinb bon 8lpei groBen Norpcrid'1ircn
b25 Gitcu5. Dir lid nit DcrnrtiBcn
Sinan5geidGittu beiaiieu, ilbcr 6ipei
tmbcrt MiiliOncn Sollars an SiDis
benoeu unO 3inien SIR %ertbci!unN
ge6roo1t worbcn. Gicie 5%lpcibnnbert
WtiQioneE cutiprchcn cirem Nnlaacz
fdpital bon picr6tg Wiuiarben.
9icic &cuGe piiroen ntd't drnlcr
merpcrl, ipeuu lie has 0elb in Aonnls
bnutcn nuf penn MarS unlc8iel, IS
lit ia NM Euidengclh. oaa filr ltc
unorfGbr bieiclbc @cbcIltmg bat, Die
Gin punr Collars iiir Die pom Slid
n,inbcr .geGiiuitigtcn babeH. Sir bns
IniUeiaelo Nnorem Gnrucgic'S bal
Der Stolltruu enlightenment Hui
eli AtiQiuncn idGrlidI bel0lft e5 lid.
Sim gnhe mfrs Der fleinc Sdlpttc IidI
bod nod eiucnI groBen S~cbens8lped
6uluenben nliillen. menu er ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Mcihuiolem gclpprbcn III. limo nldl
I'M StGatc Nclu gyiprf Dabcn lid) Der
nrtiac Scnbcu5cu idlon rftcrs 0cregt.
glni btmcrt5lriten ruthcn lie 5llmcilt,
ipna niasf ncrlplirccriia Iein lam,
lrcila bic glitcn Sanonniel Dpm pbcrcn
1tantc Snn5 utb gar fciu &crIt1ronib
9pr ben Ncc'tcn Der Ihiracrltaft Der
Stltt Aicm PORT 5eilcn moL,cn.
At'tunonicr3i9 Staatcn ircrocn cs
oemupd hilo lciu. bic I'll iincm 0unSc
psrci1ilt. bic Iluion biibcn. @a5
mirp init ncn iibri1tu 8c'ipthrnl
C1ttel San's geldebcn. @in,ihtltf'
Masfn's Niiritc ser @crNtaan0, lpcnn
cudJ in (onginmcrem Sernpo, Der
uGmlidc icip. mie in Zen iibrigcn
Gcrritoricn. 2lGM fiir %prto &icp
mcG it'd cine ibnlidc Gntmitlling
poa6i>beu, mDalihcrlr@iic aud, fir
onrai nbcr bis a,r StaatenperSu1g
bNt'S nil AT hicien SciiBungeu md,
laitac @c9c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
1ah ben stahten Der ,lnium perhan :

belt at merben. Sm Sabre 1856 bat
lidy 3u Nen Dorf unter Dem ld,onen
9tamen .~Snoepenbent @cnepolcnt
Niipciatiou" logan cine @elclidaft
aebilbet. Die iid BLOB nit bem WtdoE
denbanbcl abgab. aitBer Den Cant
htanDs 8eamten mubte III 9teip Yort
Niemdnb. baB inter bieIem pbilnne
tbropiihen Namen eiu @eretu Der
MGohenbGnbler Neip g)orf's gegriin@
Bet truroen irur. Ser @erein 5ablt
200 Witalieber; Die meiiten Iino Be-
iiBer Difentlid,er Sduier. IuBer Die
ier 8clelidaft beitebt nod Der
.Srenh Club" unb Der %. g. Club.
Oieie brei Srganiiationen umfaiicn
bcinabc ane Wdpbenbdnbler Imc>
rifa's. sic baben 8ablreidc aaen@
ten, Die in Stem Yorf sanoets" &C.
nannt iperben u,b altf Den Straben,
bel Sicnitpermittelungen, i'll Sbeatcrn
unb San5idlen nod ibrcn Spfern
'lld1en.
ollie bieie @ereinc itcben III regels
mdBisen Ierbinbun9en NIT Den Clubs
in anbercu Stdbten Der Union ulb
@uropu's; tic babeu 9ebeimc 3oblen,
CODE s@orter. fir ibrc Selegramme;
ibre eieencn 4bpotatcn, bic lie por DEM
@eriht pertbeibisen; tic belfcn unb
unterinisen chamber mo beiiben loz
sar ibr eiscnes @cridt fir pcrrdtbc@
ride Mitglicbcr.
Sic gauge elrppdiid)e Yre'ic",
Iaat oas liberale 9lntt gum Sdlu6.
.n1Dae baran %mitarbeiten, DAB oicic
SfeuIale nitt lGnser uugeitroit ibr
ltrdilides 8erf f%ortIeBen."
Man fam geipannt iein, reld)en
HioerbaQ DieIer Gppca hes 9roBen
nieperldnbiIder liberalen Slnttc5 in
u~nIerer freiiimrieeu Yreiie iinbeu
ipirb.""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Nene Staaten.

Ntit Der i'm Observation-Disclosures
Dor eiu pnor Sa9cn ~crioigten Ins
nabnle Der Bill 8rr Stnutempsrbuna
Der Serritorien Nri5ona uulO Geiu
@tericp lit Die 3eit nntc neriIdt, 100 GO
in benz etgentlicpcu Webictc be5 Stune
ten s@unOeS mr. mcbr Stauteu giebt
nnb Die Scrritprien fir INNER nltf8ez
bort habcn. Mln6td ulo 6niuai ipere
Sen Damn nod Die e~iu3igen Serritorieu
fem, unb ais 8eiiBull0 obnc heitirrmt;
MISUNDERSTANDING Rortn 9ticD, bauu
mod Die Sallmn0 &unnl5onc, @ltant
inb piclleiht aud nod Die Ybllips
pincn.
Sic @uft6eihmg oe3 .contintutnlcu
@cbietc5 III lolltcr Grutcn brln9t Die
eric @podc bc5 Sta0tene@mhc5 sum
Sbidlub. Nu utt fir iid miiBtc IS
ihciucn. DAB nit Dem Gnlpinocu Scr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cnfcl Gam'S i'll
Den peridichencn Scrritorien Die @unz
hesre9ierln9 cine Sdiumdung cricis
Den miiBtc, obcr has @~cgcntbcil onpoll
lit ser sad. Sm @iperIpruh 81,
erdller Ehcpric lit e. cine Sbutiuhe,
hnB Die Understanding nm 10 meby
eriIartt, jc Deuigcr lie nit Der 3ie8ica
ring in Den cin8elucn Staaten be-
trallt lit. SIS bcit1tiGt it'd INNER
mehr bic WSeisbeit her @rfabruns, naf
elm StGntcnbunf iuic Der uuierige am
bcitcn geoeibt, iueiIu aiieu ieiucu Ollie
pcrn bic Gut!uiGinugs MiUglihfeii
m5glihit iuenig bebiubcrt iuiro.
Wfit Der Stuntenlreronng bon @ris
soma unO gicip Mierico lpirN Die lluipg
Der Stantcn IS 8Gblcr. Sic peitcre
Gntipidlllug Der c]iat5cInen Staatcn,
numcntlid) jcrcr on Wc6icf ilbergroBeu
Stdatcn. nladt ca lpnbrincinlid. bnB
I'M Gaufe Der Sabre etne SbeiIuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
fSpc5icG fiir nitI: 3citnng
mn, ~ ~
2~se,tane, eatbsliSsE's Ssrntcr
Ssina's!

@cnn mir bon scr Igrnriruge in
dlrilt!if2r SnSialrcform rcO,n, bonn
lEcicn lid mand)c tnt1ollide Sdrnlcr
ho@ u~uaefdhr' . Dor. ais banhelc es
lid 0abei I'M irgcnN cine tbcoretild)e
GadIc, r:ld)s uiclieidt gclcbrte Selitc,
Nrnfcilprcn l.nb Stuhcntcn intcrcnteS
rem fonntcii. dbcr fir Den praftt>
! dcn GARNER uid)ta 81 bcoeuten
hnhen. llnb oennpd, bnnoclt c5 lid,
fir inns aerabc hdrum utIerc
futbnliifen Sarmcr n~r3uleiten tiihtis
gcrc, prafti dc Snrmcr 5n
iuerben. un0 bireft dtcrtelle,
finan5iclIe &prtbeile Ill crSielen
3lt benen Damn ipdtcr nod, Die aciltigcn
mn geiitliten bin5u9cfiibrt lperben
miiiien. Cine iebr prnttiIde Srasc
itellt lid ms 3. .. in SolgenDem por:
Ser Stadt Soma bat Iderbauldlis
len ipelbe CT iubiibirt. D. b. NIT @elos
mitteln Der Steuer5ablcr unteritiist.
Mun Iu6t bic Iderbduihlle 81 Imes
lid Den Sarmern bes Stdutes mogs
lihit niibiih an MAIDEN unb ipir fra9en
uns reft pit, oh uniere tatbolis
den Sarmer aud ipirflih iid Die
8prtbeile itndtlifer @eriudsitationen
81 Hllben maiden. Sie tntboliifen
fSarmer be5nblcn ihren Sbeil Der
Steuern iiir Die @rbaltuna Der Ins
italten Inn Die es iid banbelt unb lie
iolen bes6alb aid - ioipeit es an
llns lie9t - anseleitet lperoeu Die be-
itebenben Snititute Su ibrem %eieeniten
Nlsen an peripertbcr. go miro, 3.
g., gerabe jebt an Die Sarmer bes
Stantes Soma, bon Nmes aug. Die
@ufforperung seifidt ibr Samenforn
obue llnfoiten in Nnnes priifen su
lailen. Sb niht pIclc u~nIerer la
tbpIiihen Sarmer. ipeldbe bieies
lcen benfen - oft %nnbelpuBter 8eiie,
neil lie chen nidt 9eidult nprSeu
limb, anbers an benten - Oh bas lit
cine Staatsanitalt, sic gebt mid nihts
an. Su ames inn nihtsfatboliide
Initalten utb oanit baben mir ni6ts
an Ifaifen." l1no bod, lit bas arunDe
falid. Sic Stantsanitalten iino al1
ii uns ba unb - lpabreno mir
gefpiB niht Die Sdllle gu Nmes ais
2ebranifnlt ir9enO pie empfeblen, 10
IoIl bas aber nid)t beiBen. baB uniere
2eier inter ben Sarmeru ui6t Sbr
Saatforn bort mnterluhen laiien
Iollen.
Sn bieiem Sinne MAIDEN mir auf
bas Girfrlar nltfmerfianl. ipeldes uns
bon Mmes 5uge9ansen lit unb lpelhes
mir an anberer Stelle unieren Sar1
,nere 2eiern unterbreiten. inter Dem
Sitef: GARNER laBt guer Saatforn
ltnterjuhen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

ssuuId, arhn 81 iterben, erfiiat
iebsn hill.
81 iir Spbn 3. @pdefeller better
parnn. Gr bat 10 spcrmeHenc"
Wii1lidlc nid,t. Sein Saitengelb ion
lid auf "a Ntilinnen Sollnrs idhrlid,
bclalticn. Gin padr MiGipnen idellft
.er napou Der Gbicaap'cr llnipcrittdt.
naniit sic &,erren Yrofeiioren feline
Sctrcn rcrfiinhcn. @ieaeitt rpencet
CT aud, itpd] elm paar Wiuicneu niit@
lidcn unh nohlthdtiaen 3rpeden 81,
Den HcIt abcr ihidgt er gun Ser
urDscn. I'M gcgcu Die Sorgen bcs
Titcrs u1b Bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ltnctc Gam : g%clpdppnct 81 Iclii. Iber
nit Den Nnmen Stockholders inh Car
ncaie's iii Die Siltc Der 2elltc. Die ilber
Gin cplnildlcs Sabreseinfontnen pere
fiacn. md, LANCE uidt crihDpft. Gs
gibt TnhrnSe pom Winipnirer, Sere1t
Ginfpmmcm Der fitnften Miqiun
ut ols Der criteI. unn manhc
rpit inner, ipiirocn ifjmer 1T 8erlegen=
heit fummen, ipeun Tic 6nS HedIt anf
iolhe G%innabmen n%ad)meticn %iplten.
MNcin bariiber fonntc man bilipege
ictelr. lpcnu lie nit bem 8edltc ami
ibrcn 9ciib aud hie Yfidtten in Ins
iprltd nebn1cn tpplten. Die itf barz
aus ergcben. Snfiir aber limb lie
lciper nif,t al baben. 8eni9tens
nnrldufia niht. Iber pielleidt lebrt
bic Ntotb Der 3eit alih tic 81 einem
anberen @ott beten. als gum eoloenen
0ulbc. gs aibt feline @iinber mcbr,
ober es aibt NpthwenSisfciten, Die
itGrfcr iinb OILS alle Maft Deg 8elhes.
llno Mnerhittlider. ySctroit
Nbcuopplt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
(Spe,iai.Go rreipouoeas iIr Sieie 9cittns.)
R6mttber Brief,
Bot Gsait 81.
1on @sa,it &.

CT bIDbcirc Shrpinncl
- finpct ieiu ~gId!tbigcs Yltblis
fun, lpeilrl cS ae9crl bic tntbDs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

manfcr Stnatcn Dor iih gehcn mirb.
en- fam cS 6entc ldlon ais iidler
8cltcn. RAD Elm Stant uon iolh ungcz
bearer IusocbnuuB. mic EcyaS und)
criplntcr iutcniiper 8eiieplung, cine
IuitbeiIurg erfabren mirb. Sud) in
auocren Stanteu baben lid perartiec
Srennunss ; Senben5en i1on gu pies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

herhplten Mialeu bcmertbnr gcmaht.
60 iii iiIuait in California picl BON
Der 3tucdmIFi9teit elmer SrcumlnG
he1 Sinntc3 in cillcn norDiidIcn lnD
in cineu %iilbIidlcn Ibeil gcrebet nor
Zen, mo 70 Den 9iir9cru IN eos Nns
9eles alnlbt beutc Waufer. baB er
Gag erleben mirb, che CT Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Ualentinstaa.

@euu Sen,anb lid einbilbet, boB Die
Sllgenp bciScr 8eihledter Dem nlten
@rnud iih am &olentinstage IA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

9Siiie, iuus Sid biinft Die 8elt 3u ietn.
Sas lit Der 2SiberIheiu bon Selnem
Scr8en.
Sic 1T uol 2nit, lpenn SieIes tlar uno
rein,
gSeuu trilb ser Sinu, 10 ut 1e boiler
Sdymer8cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

Sebrlar) burd ~fur5tpeilise Senbuuz
gen IN @prt nnb Bib eegenIeitig 5t
belulri9en. entiaat 6at, baum lit Der
ober Die 8etreifetbe lebr am benz
Sol5lpege fino brald1t MIR et1,9 Der
Nrbeitsitdtten 81 beiud)en, nE Tene
artifel 8arter 9ei9ung unb fr,Ajf9en
Spottes 81 Sunoerttaujenber vsy1rgez
iertigt iperben. Senn bort ert, alt
man Den Seiheip, baB Die g}affrt age
10 itart lit. ipie je 8uror. Cine SnblGtt
bat in pieiem Sabre flint Iilionfen
Stiid Galeutinsfdrten auf pen Wt9HIit
sebradt. Die BON einen, Gent big 5ns
SIS bas Stiid foiten unh reibenet Abs
nahme finbeu. 8abri4et.it4 Die
ar1Bte Sabrit CUR Nnfertiaune bon
@alentinstarten befinbet lid in Der
Stubt 8rooflpn, Iest Su @roB Netp
g)orf gcborig. Sicielbc bei6dftigt
aeacn %uierbunpert Yerionen ipdbrcno
oes ann5eu Sabres unb man Itcbt
bier 9ubcnbc bon Mdbdben an Den
Irbeit5tiidcn pertbeilt, Oeren @erts
iiibrerin Die @utfpiirfe Der &arten lies
fert. Sen 8pseu Der per3ierten Vas
lcntinsfnrten miro 5nerit Der Vers
auieebrudt, Johann oas farbenretde
Bib, pprauf cine anbere 0taifinc oas
Shneiben mn 3uIammenfalten Der
ein5elnen &arten beioret. 3iiiest
nerpcu Die lnon prdpdriertcn Vaptera
ipibeu auiaetlebt. uuo Die @dlentlnss
fartc iii 5llnn &erianot fertt9. als
SeutIdlano nerben piele Der Ihonlreu
unp am trnitpoaiten ailsgefiibrtcn
@alcntinsfarteu importiert. benu ma
lit bort in ~Ipl1en Arbeiten alien ans
hercu 2dnocrn itberlcaer. mas lotppbl
bic C~riainalitdt bes Gntlpirfes, ipie
reide unb iauberc Iusiiibrung anbes
trifit.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14
GREENWOOD BUSINESS LEAGUE.

Last Friday Secretary F. w.
Sterling rendered his resignation
the Board of Directors of the
Greenwood Business League, to
take effect at once. It was ac-
copied with regret, inasmuch as
Mr.. Sterling has been an almost
indispensable asset Of the League.
Looking back upon it's splendid
labors of the past, and the present
pink of perfection to which it has
been developed, our commercial
institution must indeed exercise
due care in selecting a man to fill
the position vacated by Mr.. Ster-
ling.
The League must be kept fully
organized and in position to work
in the future, as it has so we'll done
in the past, toward the upbuilding
of the business interests of Green
wood, Leflore county, the Delta
and our State. Not a bit of en-
thusiasm should leak out, and the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14
committees and members should
lend every effort towards main

committees and members should
lend every effort towards main
tanning the League at its present
high standard, and to pilot it
safely until the directors can be
due time to secure the
proper man for the place.
Such men as Hon. F. w. Ster-
ling are not picked up in a week
or a month, and the Directors
have acted wisely in placing Miss
Hulse as Assistant Secretary until
they can get the proper man.
They will have to exercise the
greatest of care in selecting a man
for this place, in order to main
tain Greenwood's claim as to hav-
ing one of the best Commercial
Leagues in the State.
So its up to you, Mr.. Member
and Mr.. Citizen, to lend your aid
until the proper man can be select
ed. If you are not a member,
now is the time to be enrolledan and
to encourage those who are fight.
ing for a greater and better Green.
wood. Your dues are needed
your attendance is needed. Yol
belong there if you are conscien'
tiously concerned in the welfare
of Greenwood and Leflore coun.
ty. Do your duty. If you are
member, take unusual interest a
present in the work of the
League if not, join the League
and make a better and more use
full citizen out of yourself.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14
An ACT OF RIRfmt DssCeURIfsY.

We are informed by q gentleman
who was at Winona on Monday.
October 10, and heard Percy
speak to a large and enthusiastic
audience, that, at the conclusion of
his speech, B. F. Ward, Junior, ex-
editor of the Union Advocate, and
son Of DR.. B. F. Ward, Immediately
arose, while Senator Percy was still
in the Court house, and invited all
of the Vardaman men to remain
and organize a Vardaman club.
Senator Percy was a visitor to
Winona, and a welcome one to a
large number of the citizens, and
was entitled to the respect and cour-
esq which Southern gentlemen
always show guests. We hardly
think this conduct of MI. Ward was
exactly in line with Southern cour-
tesy and hospitality. No real gen.
tleman ever attempts to humiliate q
guest, and while the Vardaman men
have a perfect right to organize a
club, or clubs, there is a time for all
things.
We understand that out of an
audience of SEVEN HUNDRED
voters, not more than FORTY.
SEVEN accepted Mr.. Wards ILL.,
timed invitation and joined the
club.
The people have the right to de.
mand that candidates and theil
ardent supporters observe the rules
of propriety and the laws of hospi.
tality.
We are also informed that before
the date of speaking, it was an.
nounced that Percy would no
speak, and a miserable, pitiful sub
terfuge was resorted to at the sacri
fee of truth and dscency.
Decent, fair-minded people every
where will condemn and scorn sucl
acts and methods.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Greenwood will lag behind in the
agricultural progress until we have
4 good county fair. Besides giving
employment to those furthering the
organization of such, it can easily
be placed ON a paying basis.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

The tax rate runs up a little high,
but it could be higher. We can't
have improvements and keep Le-
flore in the fore with the rest of
them unless we have the revenue.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Don't knock autos just because
the other fellow has d and you
haven't the dough to raise one. It's
none OF your business how the
other fellow spends his money, just
SO he doesn't impose upon your
rights
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Greenwood will soon have to pro-
vide new additions. Only a few gaps
are left in her fast-growing suburbs
and they are drawing some of the
prettiest residences in the city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

You mustn't expect the Street
Commissioner to water your streets,
and to keep them in the prime of
condition, when he isn't allowed
sufficient money and implements to
do the work right.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Don't tag onto another candidate
to ride into Office. Ask for the DO
sition because you need it and are
worthy of it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Don't lot the boll-weevil scare
keep you from investing your mon
ey in Greenwood dirt. It's a sure
thing, when you've got your money
sunk in Greenwood real estate.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation of all the kind favors extend
ed US during the recent illness of Mrs.
Mary Good, with assurance that same
will ever be remembered.
Mr.. AND MRS. J, r. FLANAGAN
AND FAMILY,
DIR. JOS. NJ. GOOD.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Every time our County Board
gives US a new bridge or orders
good roads, we feel like jumping up
in the air and giving a big whoop
for them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

When Greenwood gets an opera
house and library, and that Federal
post-ofice and building now on the
road, won't the goose hang high?'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

You have no idea what a prosper
Gus effect just four new factories
would have upon Greenwood.
They're coming South, and we
should do all we can to get a goodly
share for Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

When a visitor is shown over our
fast-growing additions, he feels
like wiring home for money to make
q safe investment.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Bob Taylor has come to the res
cue of the disorganized Democratic
party in Tennessee. From all re-
ports it seems that the Ex-Governor
will be the one to effect the reunion,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

If you r going to be a con-
tinual crouch, embark to Portugal
and help the commotion over there.
That's not the timber Greenwood
wants.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Its county fairs and good roads
meetings all over the State. Green
wood ought to get in the fair band
wagon.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Leflore county is at present more
interested in the marketing of her
crop than in politics or anything
else.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

For Sheriff:
sOLON BROWN
T. c. GARRETT
". C. TAYLOR
]. D. DILLARD
]. D. AoLEAORE, sR.
]. P. AETTs
ELI ETHRlDGE
For Chancery Clerk:
C. W. CROCKETT
ROY BEW
Fer County Attorney:
GORDON GILLESPIE
ALFRED sTONER
For Treasurer
JOHN Il. PETTY
For Assessor :
LEE ARTERBURY
W T CHAPMAN
J. f. DENNIS
For Superintendent of Education:
J. r. HUGHES
W. M. PETEET
Circuit Clerk,
SHARKEY PATE
Supervisor, Beat Five,
ERNEST CLARK
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

The grand boulevard across the
river reminds one of a driveway
into some nifty Eastern park.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Jack Frost ought to do the right
thing and postpone his visit until a
month or so from now.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

Greenwood and Leflore county
will have heap-much to be thankful
for next month.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-10-14

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