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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
SEPTEMBER MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL.
Requl r. Routine Of Business Dispatched
BY the City Fat ers.

Be it remember, that the Mayor and
Boaro of Aldermen met on the first
Tuesday evening of September. there
being present Mayor Ray, Aldermen j.
II. Ste phen, B. l.. Young, ii. Hosmer,
A Shute and d. Il. Nichols, Policemen
Miller, Slack, Bonner, and Arterbury,
Attorney Lomax, Printer Gillespie, Eire
Chief johnson, Health officer Du,aacy,
st, eel Commissioner Carr.
Marshal Miller made the following
repo,r On collections for the past mou' Il
which was approved and filed: fines aud
costs $2O3 10, privilege taxes S12.5O,
street taxes 50 90. Was allowed CON-
mission OF 81 50 for collection of same
Municipal Depository came forward
and made report of amounts on hand as
follows.x general fund $6S4.s2, school
fond $iA IS, street fund S279 %, inter
est fund $6944 95, drainage fund $3l5,
Order was uaoe for the transfer of $3l5
from the drainage to the str. ct fund,
Light and Water Commission flied re-
mort asking authority for the expenti-
ture of $4U,OUO for additional sewerage
fur that s.-cIion Of the city east of tue
y. a. II. v. tracks. Mayor was authOriz-
TO sign NOTES for amounts as needed Tor
.uch improvements, the aggregate not
20 amount to over $4,000.
Street Commissioner then filed ref Ort
svhich was approved as follows: vouch-
- 9AsI-s -?
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
Steady Progress.

The steady growth of this hank is an
indication of the satisfactory service
safety which it affords it's depositors
Careful, conservative methods, looking
forward to the unqnestioned safety of
all funds entrusted to it's care, all form
the basis of our banking success Pru-
dent people appreciate the safety at
f'rded by this institution and the indi-
vidual service which it renders.
Your patronage in cordially solicited.
BANK OF LEFLORE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
Capt. Shute's 8Oth Anniversary.

The many friends Of Capt J d Shute,
one OF Greenwood's highly esteemed
citizens, are congratulating him upon
the celebration VI his eightieth anni-
versary. which happy event took place
on September 15th. Capt. 5hute at this
ripe age is in the best of health and
spirits, looks after business matter .
with the activity of man Of half a.
many years to his credit, and always
greets his friends cheerfully. The Com
monwealth wishes for him many moro
years Of usefulness, good health and
prosperity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
Dressmaking Establishment.

have removed my Dressmaking Es-
tabliehment upstairs over the Handy
Kitchen, Stein Building, Howard street.
Thanking the public for past patronage
respectfully solicit = continuance of
same. Satisfaction guaeanteed and
prompt attention given Al orders.
MISS GEoRBIS PERKINS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
Desirable Offices for Rent.

Two nice desirably located once
rooms. upstairs in Tho CommonwealtA
building. ON Market street. JuDt the
thing for Doctor or Lawyel's once.
Apply at oncs 70 J. L.0illsspie.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22

There will be an important meeting of
of the Greenwood Business League at
its rooms on Friday evening, 8 So'clock,
for the purpose Of electing Secretary.
All members are earnestly urged To
be in attendance.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22

| to secure an avenue to market for all
farm products other than cotton.
AS representative of the "nlanter'
class, | spent four days in Y o Ci:y
last week canvaseing the stu ,tion and
found there an earnest desire among the
bankers, merchants and cotton men to
co operate in the general god. lfound
also movements, in the emhryo.> to es-
tablish a Produce Exchange with a re-
frigcrating plant in connectin, a can
ming factory and molasses mill. These
people are ready to finance and operate
these industries, but they must be guar
anteed products to handle. There will
be no trouble in getting our products to
market and getting value for same, but
we must obligate ourselves to furnish
them business enough to insure them
against loss. In this connection | would
suggest that you cal IN ,ss meeting Of
the citiz MS from each class Interest ed
to meet at the court house in Y u % City
not later than Ocrc ber 1st, to formulate
plans to get this started or to hold the
labor. When this meeting is called, let
us not forget that it is for the general
good, and hen one individual makes a
suggestion it is to that end.
We cannot exist either individually
or as a class without the aid of the
banks and merchants, nor can they exist
without us, and ali three classes-the
h2 nj sh.f. fc nd IL
nothing without labor, which is the
backbone and sinew of the country.
Fortuna ately, we have a laboring class
that is both tractabIe and dependent,
and it is up to educate them up to the
new standard. Ne must first show them
that they ca n make a better living un-
der the new condition of affairs, and
above all things must we guard against
a panic among them. In the prevention
of this hegira of labor, l would earnest.
ly counsel against coercion or drastic
measures that would only RI fleet shame
upon ourselves. The negro is free, and
has right to go wherever he can make
a living to his own advantage. But it
IS up to us to show him that he can
make better living here among people
he knows, and where the land is un-
equailed for fertility and productive
ness, and to make him believe that we
are ready to help him as long as he
helps himself.
Thankicg you for the courtesy OF pub
fishing this, l am, sincerely yours,
JOHN S. HORD.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
Ribbon Cane for Sale.

have for sale 800 900 Stalks of Fine
Ribbon Cane at $1,000 per 1000 stalks
where parties take same up. Will bed
same at $12 so per 1000.
H. A. PENTErOST,
r. E. D. No. 3. Cola, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22
For Rent.

For Rent.
Room House on Montjoy Street, one
block from public school.
W, M. HAMMER.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-22

Il. " Btrnrr, spec p oiice salary, -.83 20
Board then \ journed until next reg
ular meeting.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16
Which Party Is Rea5 Friend
of Educational Ins fifufi0nsz

At the close Of the last democrats
Mexico empty treasury and
: deficit Of $127,sss.s1.
absolutely
bankrupt The University Of New
repairs instructors and apparat that could full
fill Its
whose parents could afford to send their children schools In
other parts Of the country This true Of the Agricultural COL
ese Of the Military institute every
educational institution In New Mexico
the Of the Thornton
able additional buildings
even sufficient funds to them without deficits. 4
THE TOTAL VALUATION OF EDUCATIONAL lNsTiTu- &
T'oNs THEN WAS APPROXIMATELY s2soooo putting the
highest figure.
enlightenment Including
uptodae modern apparatus
various
Gated know that these
Look the University Albuquerque
at what II today
democratic pIunderers administration got
through with It In less than four years time
The citizens vaeyirespective party lines
know what the College Agriculture and Mechanic Arts has
be under republican They
Thorntons hyday what republicans
took and began lay the foundations
school.
pretty city Of Rospe :.
they point with pride to the Roswell Military nsttueone
foremost military
the United statesousde They you
that institute needed received
democratic today
institution
And in this every republican
atue every republican GOVERNOR republican politician
has had undergo vlcatn
albuquerque
dishonesty and all political crimes
the sIande
these splendid institutions built
today one o~te greatest monuments " them s republican
republican ability
There Of these Institutions
not necessary to name them all the school for the hna the
school University
Of tem They alike
great Ask communities which they
Gated Some Of these institutions existence
the democratic held the reln they would
today had the democratic charge
ministraton these
prosper? :
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16

Score by innings: R.H. z.
Giants 30 l 90 o o o o OIL S 3
Phila. IL 0 00O20 KS 4 o
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16
give the biggest republican majorit,
it has ever cast.

give the biggest republican majority
it has ever cast
Melrose. N. NJ. oct. 16-Bursum
and his party held two rousing meet
ings yesterday. One to a crowded
house at East Vaughn and at night
to large and enthusiastic audience
in Vaughn. Bursnm. f. A. Mann and
] d. Sena addressed the meetings on
national and state issues Both pre-
cincts will give rousing republican
majorities and many democrats an
nounced themselves for Bursum be-
cause of the outrageous personal at
tack on him. Bursum addressed a
crowd of several hundred at Fort
Sumner for few minutes. A meet
ing will occur this afternoon at Por-
tales and tonight at Clovis. F. W.
Clancy joined the party this morning
at Vaughn.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16
VICEROy ESCAPES WITH LIFE
THAT OFFICIAL WAS CLOSELY
PURSUED AND DOUBTLESS
WOULD HAVE BEEN KILLED
UNITED STATES APPEALED TO
YOUNG CHINESE or SAN FRAN
CISCO WILL ASK THIS NATION
TO PRESERVE NEUTRALITY

Peking. China, Oct. 16.-Member
of the national assembly, organize,
q year ago as the nucleus of Chin
ese parliament, and which is to begil
its second session here on October %
have taken hand in the revolution
ary situation. About half of the tw,
hundred members of the assembly ar,
now in Peking. Sixty of them gather
cred privately yesterday and drew uI
resolutions demanding the provisional
assembly of Cez Chuen be permitted
TO assemble Immediately and that the
president and vice president of thai
body be released from prison to take
part in the session. The resolutions
further call for dismissal Of Shens
Hsuan Huai, the imperial minister Of
posts and communications.
Heavy runs on the banks continued
today and there. were many riotous
scenes. A published report today says
the rebels at Hankow have captured
Chinese warship.
Delayed advices from the south are
that the Imperial troVps. which re-
treated from WI Chang and IIankow.
are mobiIizing at Chumatien, 100
miles north of Hankow.
Chinese are Progressive
San Francisco, Oct. is. News of the
first engagement between the Chinese
revolutionists and the imperial forces
since the establishment of the capital
of the republic of Chung Hwa. was
received here today A cablegram to
the Chinese Free Press, published
here, gives an account OF the disabling
of three government gunboats by the
reyolutionists near Hankow yester.
day.
The boats destroyed were the Chor
Kung, the chor Koung and the Chor
Choy. Two other boats of the flotil
La, one of which carried Sui Ching
viceroy of the Hu Tam province. es
capped. The cablegram gives no In
formation regarding the attackins
force.
Tong King Cheng, editor Of the Fret
Press, denied the report that the Jap
anese have in any way aided, actively
or sympathetically the revolution, fav
orab1e to the Manchu dynasty. II
does not want to see China progress
sive. Events have shown that Japar
has ambitions to seize Manchuria ani
other points of China and so finds th<
old feeble and ineffective form Of gov
eminent to be the most favorable t.
these designs
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16

out by Marquard. Thomas was
thrown out, Fletcher to Merkle.
Three pitched balls disposed of
Plank. No runs.
Sixth inning: Giants: Doyle out
at first, Davis unassisted. Snodgrass
singled to left and, in attempting to
stretch it to a two bagger was out
to Barry on second on a beautiful
play. Marquard struck out. No runs
Athletics: Lord drove high fly to
Snodgrass in right center ana was
out. Oldring few out to Devore, the
latter backing against the temporary
fence to take the ball. Collins
doubled to left. Baker drove the
ball over right field fence for home
run, scoring Collins. The crowd went
wild and it was several minutes be-
fore they quieted down. Murphy
famed. Two runs.
Seventh inning. Giants: Merkle
singled to center on the first ball
pitched. Herzog flied out to Old
ring. Fletcher flied to Baker. Merkle
was caught OF on pretty throw,
Plank to Davis, making the third out.
No runs.
| Athletics: Davis drove hot liner
to Doyle, Barry lined terrific hit
to Herzog, which nearly lifted the
New York third baseman of his feet
and was out. Thomas lifted fly to
Fletcher and was retired. No runs.
Eighth inning. Giants Meyers lined
ont to Collins. CrAndall went in to
bat in place of Marquard. Collins
also got Crandall's grounder, retiring
the New Yorker at first. Devore
struck out for the fourth time. No
runs.
Athletics: Crandall replaced Mar
guard in the box. Plank famed on
three beauties. Lord lifted a foul
which Merkle muffed. giving the
philadelphia a lift. Lord famed
Oldring was out at first on a very
hard chance by Herzos. No runs.
Ninth inning: Giants Doyle lift
ed q foul to Thomas. snodgrass
struck out Murray retired the side
on a hit to Collins. who threw tc
Davis. No runs.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16
BANK RoHBERv.

Clarksville. Va, Oct 16.-Burg-
largs dynamited the vault Of the
Planters bank here early. today, and
after a pistol battle escaped with
what is believed to be large amount
OF money. ]. C. Clements, who slept
in a room above the bank. awakened
by the explosion, exchanged shots
with the robbers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16

Continued on Page Four
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16

THE LAND GRAB
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16
Wide Awake Pr0gTesSjveS
Repudiafe Democratic Offers

happening progressive
published edition Of the Wagon
Pantasraph
Mr. Hanna Of Santa Fs in his effort to get even trins sup
port nomination for the
exctedy writing letters republicans
\ asking them to rally to his support
But he has get any
republican that he took occasion
like many Others to openly repudiate
\ wump gang
This Is what the Paragraph says:
Stanley A. Wagon Mound has received
date for judge the court the democratic ticket IN
which Hanna Mr. Foutz to organize progressive
Republican club" in the interest Of the democratic party " coming
election Foutz has declined and produce below copy OF
\ his answer giving his reasons
= Wagon Mound ~ M, october TO- 1911
= Richard A. Hanna.
\ Attorney at Law
\ Santa Fe, New Mexico
= Sir
\ Your letter Of requesting aid organizing
Progressive Republican Club" for Mora county received and
noted As understand your the Progressive
Club" to be in the interest and for the benefit Of the democrat
\ ic ticket the field ! must respectfully Decline
progressive government nation
municipal yet do not wherein would be advan
aiding supporting the ticket nominated by
\ the democratic
associates republicans have made
mistake and that the republican party In New
painted dumped out of the
\ frying into the fire."
While may republican candidate
for governor has been ndree IN the past atn0uen ns'
denied the democrats offer the republicans any
they not from what have read In var
: papers published in New Mexico
at nominated by the
example the ticket nomin
The republicans
have
Burkhart all ALL. which
surely cannot one
against republicans Men tried
of politics and who would
solely otherwise Would the
by be above politics?
from the circular printed and
regarding
Judge of the supreme
Burkhart secretary Of the state
the (democrat for with "a
candidate for judge Of the supreme
the democratic in New
He other members of the state
committee inspired reported to have held
divided offices themselves and arranged
) to use the n putting their through"
Summers Burkhart, mentioned that circular. is
the democratic ticket Does
quote continue cand
y judge with hm7
of politics
within the ranks of the republican
"pregressves' vote the
ticket should vote the democratic
Will beter government In New Mexico by
elecng nominated by the democratic
really believe the people of New Mexico
thought will that It plain Of
sheeps clothing fall to the deception
shall the straight republican ticket and do all
\ my power to make Mora county republican
4 truly
y STANLEY A. FoUTz.
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-16

~~se@eS - ss'Ao y ~ ~
Summary: Two base hits. Herzog
Collins. Home run. Baker. Pitching
record Marquard four hits in rs times
at bat in seven innings; Crandall no
hits in three times at bat one In
ming. Sacrifice hit, Oldring. Left on
bases, New York, s; Philadelphia. ! !,
Bases on errors: Philadelphia, l.
Hit By pitchers, BY Plank, Snodgrass.
Struck out. by Marquard, 4: by Cram
dali. 2; by Plank, 8. Wild pitch. Mar
guard. Time. 1:b2. Umpires: ~
the plate, Connolly; on the bases,
Brennan; left field KLEIN; right geld.
Dineen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-17
Try This Hon,e.Made
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint. OF graduated sugar
with ~ pint OF warm water. and stir
for Q minutes. Put "a ounces of Pin
ex tffty cents worthy in pint bot
tie; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
a teaspoonful every one. two or three
hours.
You will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold of a cough more quick
ly than anything else you ever used.
Usually ends a deep seated cough in
chitis and other throat troubles. 1t
stimulates the appetite and is slight
ly laxative. which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy
ready made for $3.50. 1t keeps per-
Cectly and tastes pleasantly.
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white
pine extract. and IS rich in guiaicol
and all TIE natural pine elements
which are so healing to the MEM
branes. Other preparations viii not
work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup
with Pinex and Sugar syrup TOR
strained honey has proven. SO popu,
lar throughout the United States and
Canada that it is often initiated But
the old. successful formula has never
been equaled.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has PineX or
will get it for YOU. If not, send to Ihe
Pinex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-17

i9l, members Respecting il tbs affirm
ative.
THE SPEAKER: The point is we'll
taken. Tao ron viii be- called.
MIR HERSEY of. Houlton: Mr..
Speaker. I would suggest. before the
roll is call,d, that tn, Speaker stat" TO
the Hnuso the question 81 the mem
beers may understand how to vote.
-iHE SPEAKER: Those voting vs.
will vote 10 give this resolve it's final
passage, il LEV OF is emergency
clause. Il tx present tine. The re-
quireracnt belis ttat the yeas ana
navs zhall DO called on its final pas
sage. un6,r the emergency clause. fhe
resolve Eas rccciE ID its two several
r,alings and IS now upon its final
pa sage Those voting YES will vote
that this inoncy ne auth rriZcd to be
procured ~ the treasurer to meet
this loa. Those voting 10 viii vote
that tGey ar" not in .tVor oi the
tre asurcr procuring the money TO meet
he loan. The clerk VIII cal the roll!
YEA-.Allen of Columbia F.l!s, Amcs,
Anderson Austin. AVeTill. HeIrce, Benn
Berry. Bisbee. BoGuc. Eowker. BIigEs
B,ZZel Campbell Chase, Clark, 1"ihE e
Connors, Copeland. tronln. CYr, Dawes
Deering OF Wadaboro, DeocuteauX, DOW
DOYLE. Dufour, Dunn. button, Emerson
Files, Gfamache. Goodwin, Greenwood
Harmon Hartwell, Hastings. Jersey
Hod2kiu5 Of DamaIiscutta, Hodgklns OF
Lamoine. Hogan. Johnson, Kelley. kelh-
her, Kennard. kinGsbury, Knight, Lam
bert, Libby, Little.iela, Mace, Mae9moGr'
Manter Mariner McAllster, NcCready,
McCnrdv. Merrifield, Merrill. Miller Of
Hartland. Miller of Palmyra, Morse OF
Belfast Morse of Waterford. Newcomb,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-17
A PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN OF PORTLAND RECOMMENDS THE
Neal Three Day Cure For Alcoholism.
The Portland Neal Institute is at 68
Deering Street, Portland, Me.

patient lost but three days from his bus
mess. The fact that we gave bond and
CONTRACT guaranteeing Il cure or refunn
OF the money convinced him after reading
some of the letters from patients who
gave rs the privilege of showing then. in
our office without publishing their names
privacy is always observed in all CORE
spondence as well as to names of pa
ticnts
The Neal Thrce-dav Drink Habit cure
is entirely different from any other. 1t
is purely vegetable. The medicine which
is perfectly harmless. Is administered by
regularly licensed physician and one
who has mad an unusually wide and. va
iied experience In the treatment of al
coholism. There are no hypodeirn8c in
iections used in this treatment. The
medicine is taken internally during the
day time only.
place. Each guest l. at all times under
the personal charge of regular physi-
elan ana 2Hadaate nurse. Names of
guests are never Givulged and all com
municati"ns are held in strictest conf
@ence. Guests enjoy all the privacy and
comforts of home club or hotel. II the
patient prefers. his friend wife or other
ieiative may remain with him during the
entlre thr-c days of the Treatment. All
patients have a private room and all
meals are taken in same.
Write the Institute and they will give
you unqueStioneal reference as to their
ability 10 do as they promise. y person
al interview with the Manager or Physi-
clan in charge is more satisfactory and
much 10 b. preferred in all casts
Arrangements can be made for home
treatment for those who cannot con-
venientlv take it at the Institute.
There are now 81 Neal Institutes located
in Che Principal cities of the United
States. But Boston and Portland are
the only New England cities that have
Neal Institutes in them.
The Boston Neal Institute = located at
cot Me- bury street. Telephone $3.50. Back
Bay Boston, Mass
Inc Portland Neal institute is located
at IS DeerinE street. Take any Congress
street car at Portland depot and get off a
Mellen street. Telephone 42l6 Portland,
Me.
open At all times, including sundays
and Holidays.