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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
A Splendid Criterion.

The latest report OF tho Cumberland
Telephone Co, Ia . splendid criterion
OF the remarkable growth OF Green
wood. Nearly two hundred new phones
have been placed In the city during
the fiscal year. A large construction
gang is at work 10 the grand boulevard
In North Greenwood, which means that
this number will loon DO increased by
~ additional hundred phones.
Ssv IRA. miiss Of new copper circuits
are entering Greenwood from every
direction and the telephone company
finds Ii almost impossible to keep up
with the demands for new phones.
The Cumberland Tell phorc CT. is
now building a new board in order 10
establish the Flash system, which will
be a great Improvement over the old
style.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALvE FAILS

In regard to skin diseases medical
authorities are now agreed on thisi
puit imprison tho disease germs IN
yeur skin By the use Of greasy ~salyes.
and thus encourage them to multiply.
A true U r OF all eczematous diseases
san be brought about only by using the
hsaling agents In the form Of . liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT. A
simple wash: A compound Of OIL OF
wintsrgrssn. Thymol. and other ingrer
disnts as combined In the D. D. p,
Prescription. penetratea TO the disease
germs and destroys It, then soothes
and heals the skin as nothing else
has eysr done.
A 2b-cent trial bottle win start the
eura and give you instant relief,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
JAKE kANIROMZI'S
GREEN TAG SALE.
Popular nsberdasher starts Ms
Annual Sale To morrow.

We call your attention to the
page advertisement of the popular
haberdashery Of ]. Kantroyizt,
whose shop Of quality goods Is On
Market street, and who will start
ing tomorrow, June 3rd. inaugurste
his annual Green Tag Sale, continu-
ing same until the 18th 81 June.
Dir. Kantrovitz's sales are import
to shoppers for he at these TINES
offers his remarkable line Of gents
furnishings at prices that sre sure
To attract your eye and that will
make room for the large stock Of
late summer and fall haberdasher-
les that be will soon 60 to the mar
ket and procure.
Just after the sale Mr.. Kantroyiiz
leaves for the markets, md lie d.
clares that he must close out q great
quantity OF goods to have room for
the extensive line he will carry this
fall and winter. Before returning
to Greenwood, Mr.. Kantroyitz will
visit England, Germany, France
and several countries across the
water.
You are cordially invited to all
tend this big sale, and requested 10
make . critical inspection Of the
values being offered.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
HOTTEST MAY EVER
KNOWN IN MISSISSIPPI.
Broke Record when the Mercury
Claimed to 80 Degrees.

Last Saturday was the warmest,
or more correctly speaking, the hot
test, day ever known in tho month
OF May in the State Of Mississippi,
the government thermometer having
registered during the day q heat Of
SO degrees. The lowest tempeIa-
ture reached for the twenty-four
hours between Z pm. Friday and Z
p m. Saturday was 81, showing a
variation Of 81 degrees during the
twenty-four hours. There was lit
tie or no wind velocity noted by the
local observer, the entire day being
one Of humidity.
This breaks the record for May,
though we have had some hotter
days during the mid summer.
According to the annual summary
OF the Chronological Service Of
the Weather Bureau this eclipses all
records since 1909.
The highest point Of temperature
according TO this report, 1909, was
los degrees gu August 18th Of that
year, and the highest point reached
in May for that year was 80 degrees
on the 25th Of that month.
10 1910 tho highest temperature
recorded was SO degrees on August
alst and the highest point indicated
for May Of that year was 90 degrees
on the 29th Of the month,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

The young men OF today will be the
business men Of the future. The
young men who form the money saving
habit when they are Young lay the
strongest kind Of a foundation for q
business r g Every Young mar
should have . savings account and add
to 1t regularly. Ryery father and moth
er should encourage the habit Of saving
with their children. This hank invites
the saving accounts Of sI00 ard up
from men, women and children, on
which 4 per cent. interest will be paid
) emi-annually. st.0o will start an 40
BANK or LEFLoRE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Stockholders Meeting.

To the subscribers to the capital
stock Of the Yazoo q Mississippi VAL
ley Cotton Company, Incorporated
You will take notice that . meeting
OF the Subscribers Of the capital stock
ofssid company will be held In the Di-
rector's rooms on the second floor Of
the First National Bank In the City Of
Greenwood, Miss, on Tuesday, the 9th
Day Of June, 1911, At IL o'clock, =. M,
for the purpose Of organizing said cor.
porstion, adopting bylaws, and trans.
acting such other business AZ may 10
deemed necessary. This goth day q
June, 1911.
s. Y. JONES,
b. B. PRovlNE,
A. u. JENNINGS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Notice Of Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock,
holders Of the Lefore Building and Loan
Assn, will be hold at tho Offices OF the
Delta Bank, on Thursday afternoon,
June 9Th, at a:so O'Clock,
All stockholders are requested to be
present or send proxy in writing. The
Association has had a very prosperous
peroid, . dividend Of 81 per cent, hav-
Ing been earned for the past sis
months, and original series Of stock ID
expected to mature in October.
D. 9. RRFERr, President,
p. W. PARSONS, seey. q Treas.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
JAS. L. GILLESPIE.

Jas. 1. Gillespie. the present
Land Commissioner, is a candi-
date for reelection. He will be
remembered by many Of the older
citizens Of Lee Co., as he served
as a member OF the Legislature
from that county in or about 1883
org, at which time he was editor
of the Tupelo Ledger, afterwards
moving to Greenwood where he
published for years the Enter
prise, one OF the best papers in
the State, and Is now owner Of
The Commonwealth one Of the
leading journalists Of that Sec
ton,
We have known Jim Gillespie
since the days Of early boyhood
when we roamed the vince-clad
hills Of the old Pontotoc together,
and danced In our red top boots
on the puncheon floors with the
flat woods gals and rode
double on a tow-headed mule
by the light Of the morning stars
to reach home before the rise Of
OF sun, and appear at the break-
fast table as innocent and devoid
of lslumber as the prattlingl babe
that had peacefully slept in its
mothers arms all night. We have
worked side by side with him day
in and day out, in the struggle Of
young life's problems; we have
seen him grasp the rounds one
at a time and strain every muscle
to pull himself to the next, we
have watched him as he has
Travelled from the humble cottage
10 the piney- woods to the State
house in jackson and in not cpe
instance can II be said that be ever
betrayed a trust. or turned his
back and with uplifted face spurned
he means Of his ascension
In every walk Of life he has
proven himself worthy OF the honor
respect Of his fellow man and
le deserves the office be Is seeking
i the hands Of voters Of bis native
'tate. The office is on important
ne and the uGicious management
IS affairs means much 10 the tax
Of the state.
That be is the man for the place
as been Clearly proven by the Of.
Gent manner in which be has con-
noted the affairs 81 the office dur
az his incumbency. He is 4 man
I the people and for the people,
nd has their interest at heart.
He is Democratic to the core and
'ands on his merits alone and not
10 dement's Of others.--Baldwyn
ONE journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
A Cash Offer.

The Commonwealth has male 4
ssecisI clghblpg rate with The Memphis
Weekly COMMERCIAL tppesI BY shicb
We viii furnish nth papers Sor tie r.
gplar subscription price. 81 30. The
Appeal Is one Of the largest
ard best psaers 10 tho sou, u, and ve
hope Y reaeIve many new Subscriptions
t oHMy $50.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail.
fireworks, or Of any other nature, de-
mands prompt treatment with Bucklens
Armies salve to prevent poison or
gangrene Its the quickest, surest
healer for all such wounds as also for
Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin Eruptiops,
Eczema. Chapped, Corns or Piles. 2bc
&C All Druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Work VIII Soon Start

after you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and yoa'l quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indiges.
tion vanish and fiLe appetite returns.
faey regulate stomach, liver and
bowels and impsss new strength 81.
energy to the whole System. Try
them. Only 75s At all druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
OLE MISS. BOND CASE
WON BY AUDITOR.
Supreme Court Decides Case. Pay
no Interest.

Jackson. Miss, May 29.-Much earlier
than was anticipated in many quarters
and, so far indicated on the surface,
without q note or dissent, the supreme
court today handed down an opinion
decisive Of the state bond case, which
has held the attention Of the public for
. period Of I've months. The court takes
the view Of the matter which has been
held all along by State Treasurer Ed
wards. that the sale Of bonds, as effect
ed by the governor and attorney gem
erai, under the terms Of the bond act
OF 1910, which was a sale at par with
accrued interest coupons attached,
ante-dated to July |, was in effect a
sale below par, and on that score he
himself had m~andamus proceedings
brought against him, the object OF
which was to determined whether he
could be compelled as treasurer to ac-
cept the unesrned interest coupons.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
GENERAL BUREAU
OF INFORMATION
Of Al Meetings Of Churches. Societies,
fraleraaI Orders, Etc.

A. ths Presbyterian Church; DR. william
lryins, pastsr. Sunday SCHOOL sYery SUNDAY
msrainE ~ s;ts. Services At ii 4 N aud
pa. christtan EndsaFer. Sunday sysning
at 7'Is s'cIsck. This Earnest Workers, So
clsiy aanouncsa eFery sunday, Church
located On CORNER Washington Avenue
and Main st.
A. the Methodist church; RsY n 8 sprag-
stns. pa'tsfi Sunday SCHOOL, promptly At
wv. Services at u q N and . p mi church on
esrnsr washington and Cotton SITS.
A. ths First Baptist church: pr o v
Edwards, pastor. Sunday SCHOOL ut s;45 m
ana services every sunday at II q m and T.so
y m. Church on Howard st. BYPU meats
ca snsdsy atsiS D N
Atths Episcopal chprch. Rev George b
hysrs, rector. Sunday school at tbs usnal
hspr. Services at = m and 0 D m; church
90 corner Of Howard and Church SITS.
Al ths Catholic church Mass on Brst sun
days Of month at osos q M, second sundays
Ats'M . m. on third SUNDAYS A. 500 q m; on
fourth sunday tbs priest viii hs In LeIins.
ton. Fashsr Thos Mcnamara, pastor,
Az ths Christian church: Rev. W. X, Glenn
snts, pastor; Sunday school at 10 9 m and
services every Sunday At II q m and D m
church on Wsss Market 81
This Kings Daughters Circle meets the
nrst Friday afternoon OF each month at
the Methodist church
The Pythians meet every Thursday even
lns Al castis Hall, in the Dahmsf building.
The Board Of supervisors n.s, in tbs ss-
paFy!sors room ~ the court house in this
'ity the arst Monday % sysry month.
The BOARD OF Aldermen mest on ths arst
ruosdsy Of every month . tthe City Hail.
The hasons meet at tbs Masonic Hail. nrsr
he FIRST National Bank, sysry Monday ere.
ling II each week,
The ODD Fellows meat essry Tuesday syes
linE IN this DahmsF building,
The Elks hold THAR meetings at tho Elks
on Washington ave, at 3 30 on Pues.
Law evenings OF each week.
This " o WIS meet every Third Friday In
'&sA month ip the Dahmer building.
fhs Eagles meat every Monday night at
heir hams on y Front.
Business League rooms srs open 81 ali
I'm = during tho day, on W Market street
' Haley, secretary. pnhlia stsaoEfaphsr at
room from . q m to s D M.
Banks open NJ . O'Clock q m and close Al 3
10 sEery afteFnRop except Saturday, when
hsy close ~ olclock.
Mail to schlatsr and sbstimound leaves
ally " noaar
Circuit court IL held In frssp wood sysry
anuary. NAY, and November,
GhRnrsry u convenss In march and
Poiirr our is hsid s,ssy a~tlevanen al
lty Hall At : O'Clock. J
b city orcers are as follows; Latham
MAYER; r L Miller, chief IT polics;
sssrs II Hcsmer. n T. Young. DE Nichsis.
stephens andJno A shuts, alder !
entf H Hicks. city clerk; W I Carr, street
'mmtssionsr; Messrs q L Bonner. and I
W Slack, patrolmsn; " T Allen nrs chief :
I'd Chas Hamilton. srs assistants; W n =
illitord manage light. ans vafsr plsn,.
essrs Y y Wright, Y u Monnger and + n
anderson. light and water commission.
Tbs county o%ffciais ars rs foilt VS.: = I'll.
Shsftr Messrs Sam Coleman, W C !,
ssisr and TIN fr6hhet deputies: d " !
scksts, ohaneefy c,sfk y p chatham. q
lIR Unmphrhya. c{rculf clryk Lac n
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

Endorsements from all the state
asto office " county prosecuting
attorney mean that the office is
fixture and Is with % 70 stay.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Sale.

200 bushels OF Cow Peas at 10 cents
less than market price. Apply TO
SELDOM LEAvFLL,
Plantation,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
for Sale.

Warehouse ON Southern r. II. right.
I way. Eak7O. Has 10 BE- renewed. Ap-
ply to sTERx BROS. co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Dates for Criminal Gases.

Money coart. Iadss NV rrsdsrcts. Hrs,
and third Saturdays.
Hint~r ciiy court, JndFs J ] sims, nrss aad
thtrd Tuesdays.
schlatcr court. Judge " E-thrIdEe.second
NJ fourth Wednesday.
Greenwosd court, Judge b r Montgomery
every Friday.
stiN Hens court, Judge X u Love, ever,
rnSss4xSs
sidoa couss, JaSssR v Hatsh. second ana
ke1sth ThersdssA
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
For Rent.

House and lot. Furnished. Montreal,
N. O. Call phone No, BOB.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

oae gold trimmed gAmeo Belt ria.
Liocrsl reward ior return To w. n
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Lost

One gold, Ladies' Watch. Liberal
reward apon return to X at this Office
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
Our old friend and c~onfrere. lin

Our old friend and confrcre, Jim
Z. Gillespie, Of the Greenwood
Commonwealth, but who "Lroke
into" the State Land Commission
er's office two years ag,, is ia the
city today and made Us d fraternal
call. Like all sagacious editors, he
knows 4 good thing when be sees
4, and hence is 4 candi ia,es for re-
election, saying Wat prospects
look mighty bright for him 70 RI.
main where 10 il, a position be bias
cd with sigaal billy spd citdii.
Good luck, I'D friend. en- Diily
May 25th.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02
PERCY DAY AT
CHARLESTON. MISS.
June SIN. 1871. WIN be q Biz Day In
That city.

Senator Leroy Percy will address tn,
people Of this section Of the State, Oh
the political issue Of the day, al
Charleston, Miss, on June 9th, 1911.
Private John NJ. Allen has also beer
been invited to deliver an address or
that day.
June 9th will be q POLITICAL Rec
LETTER DAY in Charleston's history
Arrangements have been made tc
feed ovor FIVE thousand people at an
old fashioned barbecue.
LEMONADE WILL BE FREE. and
all who athirst may come and drink.
The 'classlest' brass band OF the
state, composed Of thirty white men,
will furnish music for the occasion.
After the speaking there will be .
great base ball game, for the champion
ship OF the state. Everybody come and
enjoy a day OF recreation and good
cheer. Bring your wives, your sons
your daughters and the little folks. The
grand parade starts from the Court
House at II o'clock.
The candidate 3 for ST tie and District
Offices have been invited. Pass the
word to your neighbor. You ara well
come to invite everyone. A good time
Is in store for all who come, and don't
you forget Il. Do not forget the day,
Friday, June 9th, 1911.
BARBECUE AND LEMONADE serv.
cd on the SPEAKING GROUNDS, and
as FREE as the air you breathe, and
ENoUGH FOR EVERYBODY.
Schedule Of excursion trains for
Charleston on June 9th;
Train leaves GrcenvilIs Gas A. M
Belxonia 700
Winona $50 9
Grenada 0:0s "
Clarksdale 800
Indlanola 7:a5"
Greenwood 800
Be with us on that day and have the
Of your life,
10 Head OF Cattle, - Head Of Sheep,
1909 Loaves Of Bread, AND OTHER
THINGS will 60 to make up the
least.
Hunter II. Dogan, Sam Lavender, M.
Trip, @, y. Harris, w. ". Lambert,
v. B. Burke, p. Il. Burke, W. @. Harvey,
Harris, G. y. Cooper, Jack Rat
'urn, Dan McCarty, Prank Gowan, ]. W.
Martin, pr. D. G. Bard well, DR.. Turn-
'ge, Q. H. Broome, y. D. DInkins, ]. II,
caldwell, W. n. Woods, G. II. Jones,
AXE Weinstien, Ike Weller, J.. W.
'aunders, A johnson, s. ]. Barker, s. p.
". u. Robertson, H. n. womble,
'. u. Womblc, and others committee.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

And the hotter it gets the thicker
the candidates swarm.
Rev. W. X. Clements attended the
graduating exercises Of the hristian
College at West Point the middle Of
the week.
Hon ]. L. Haley passed though the
city yesterday morning early enroute
to Clarksdale to attend a session OF the
Yazoo Mississippi Delta Leyee Board
Of which he is a prominent member.
Mr.. A. MEG, Rimbroagh enjoyed the
commencement at tho Christian Col,
lege at West Point the first Of the
week, returning home with her dsugh
ter, Miss Dollie, yesterday morning.
Mrs. r. A, Topp leaves Monday to at
tend the session OF the Institute at
Columbus when the State Normal in
s%trqctors meet preparatory to the
summer normal course they will give
at Brookhayen.
Several OF our sportsmen and citizens
are getting up a gun club, and expect
to establish trap add tournament
place Of an early date, So far about
twenty five have signed up as members
Of the eipb. and they expect To-
some spiendid traP shooting dur
ing the summer.
Miss Alice Avent, Of Hickory Valley,
Is the charming guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Marye and Mrs.
Emma Stage Marye, on West Front
Miss Agent is one Of West
rennessee's most popular social favor
ties, and has q wide circle OF ardent
ldmirers In Greenwood who always
ook forward with a great deal OF
pleasure to her visits.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

And the hotter it gets the thicker
the candidates swarm.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

Rev. W. X. Clements attended the
graduating exercises Of the hristian
College at West Point the middle Of
the week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

What Ii champagne" asks !
contemporary. II IL an effervescing
joy with 1 headachs appendix.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

you i
made frorI
send it |
rames md
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

Hon. u
Bena to a
that visitd
week. !
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-06-02

KY Mr.. aud
last suul
antrelatI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
GRE GREAT NEW NE W GARAGE
Unexcelled Facilities Prepared
to Meet Demand Of Increas-
ing Numbers Of Gordon
Motor Co. Customers

The Gordon Motor Company has given to tho people
which beyond any question Of doubt are l,equallcd
anywhere else in the South They have done because Of
Their expenditure on the garage building and equip
shows that they know they are in business to stay That
as to what will bring 1t is also their belief tha! the
only enjoy, but will demand a service second to none
Their new building is provided with spacious storage
aua, Cleaning departmsnt ample 70 meet any de-
consists Of turn tables electric elevator individual
steel lockers, compressed air storage tanka modern
Their sales room is conceded ono Of the most beautiful
in the country and here found display the lines
Their Offices are we'll sppointcd everything going to
business.
Their Mechanical Department is the best equipped
in the South and expert mechanics in charge Of the
For chauffcurs they have provided especially oung
ing room. equipped With shower baths lockers, etc. and
chanics.
Their stock q aseessorie, and supplies one Of the
motorists but tourists able obtain practically any
thing they require at any time pertaining 70 motor
meet the demands Of few years hence was necessary
to 80 slightly beyond what the present conditions might
justify In this, again, is shown their abiding faith in
what the future has III store
Truly. the people OF Richmond and those accessible to
this establishment eanuo appreciate TOO highly the
which has been shown this enterprise and the
advantage Of which they have opportunity to avail
themselves. I A.il
The Gordon Motor Company is to be commended for
the public spirit which it has shown in its preparation
for the transaction OF its business and service to its
toners. The keynote Of their business, only the
which they SELL but in all accessories we'll and in
the service they render is Quality TO this standard
attbutabc the degree Of success that they have already
accomplished well as the position which they occupy
not ony in the local trade but in the industry whole
Their work is conducted on strictly high plane and
with them is just serious business proposition it
is possible to imagine
Unswcrvng honesty and uniform treatment OF all are
the principles which they invite the patronage Of
the discriminating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17
ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City. n. j.. Sept. IA young
woman, leading white cat with string
tied about It's neck, 10 which toy balloon
was attached. proved 70 be tho Wednesday
afternoon sensation along the boardwalk.
The cat. too, seemed TO enjoy the notortety
and attention-as much as cat can-and
the young woman herself was doubly
pleased at the attention attracted by her.
self and her pet. She was not advertising
anything, save hersef-and cat.
The thirty-nnth annual convention OF
the Carriage Builders National Associa-
ton will convene in Atlantic City on Sep
TENDER 26. The chief feature will be the
annual dinner. TO be held at the MARI
borough Blenheim. The association will
be Officially welcomed by Harry Wootton.
City Solicitor Of Atlantic City and close
Personal friend OF the late Mayor stey.
The response will be made by J, D. bort.
Of Flint Mich.
The Pennsylvania Millers Association
opened It's sessions In annual convention at
the st. Charles Hotel Wednesday evening
of last week II. V, White, president Of
the association. made the opening address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17

Contest No Submarine Puzzie).-Choi'e
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Contest No. 2 CThings TO Think ABOUT
You NAV solve any two OF the four puz-
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the same prizes as IN Contest No. l.
Contest No. (Our Letter Box)-A prize
Of 81 is given for every letter printed UNI
der this heading. The letter may contain
incidents in your life, anecdotes OF pets
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one side OF the paper. Letters entitled to
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Contest No. (Honor LisD.-A set OF foui
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ure I'm Bugvllle with illustrations ike
those shown to-day, will be given to every
little man or woman whose name appears