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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

here today. including 500 calves. H.
almost entirely ,oiu at any sians al
dry weather. To the surprise OF u good
many dealers here " Is conc leo
tnat pastures ara pcus dr\ in van.
Gus localitlca. especially ia Missouri.
but In most cases there are other
pastures available mat are IA gcoG
condition. and within reach of tho
dry sections. which VIII prevent any
prpai sacrifice Of ca lie because ui The
cly weather hulcss conditions get a
good d.al worse. ana the drought
more general Tho market spread
omt Is 20 - cents last week on all
kinds OF willing cattle. thr best H..
tlp stronger for the woek. The lowot
grades or q little. Stockcrs aud feed.
ems received hard blow. aud ave 90
10 80 cents l0wct than ten DAYS a2o.
Today tn market on Killing stun IT,
stead, To 10 higher. stockers and
feeders sollng litue stronger also.
Two hundred ears a. cattle arrived
In the quarantine division here told
market on them about steady, steers
al Sil5 80 s5no Tor bulk. teW $3.50 l0
s55n. and some under $500 Some
ycarllng hcilers brought 81 iu in thp
native division today and heavy
steers OF prime quail, are worth ~
ia 6l5. though uune sold above
SG95 today fair number Of steers
sell above $500 ana not great mum
her under a. 80 The proportion Oi
Dotn.icd cattle IN the receipts today
T. smallest of the year. as ono hall
the run Is IN he quarantine division.
aud q majority of what ia leii mus.
he classed as stockcrs and faodcis
Cows range from 81 - 60 sl25. hell
.ctS Sass Ia sG3o. bulls g. % 90 - -.
calves 81 20 30 $50 stock steers
s. a. TO Si11. feeders 81 30 to Sj.2h
In spite of the very heavy runs OF
hous al all "a, market last week,
prices hold up very well ana closed
the week firm \ normal run today.
II 600 here. disclosed the fact thai
packers want the hogs BADLY ANA ino
market Is 10 hirhCr lOda, FNr hero
Is 81 ~ today. bulk sG.u5 ia S. 20.
Weighty hogs are selling Wsll up Win
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
RAINS AND COOLER
WEATHER WEAKEN
WHEAT MARKET
Reports From Northwest In.
dictate Fuller Supplies Of
Staple Grain Than at First
Supposed; Corn Strong.

chicago. June 20 -- Cooler weather
and scattered showers northwest
weakened the wheat market today,
although a determined effort was
made by tho bulls to brace az prices.
iIarv"s,ing reports were favorable IN
the mnin aud FARMERS were selling
~ relatively low figures september
started "a qU ga a0tar. ran up To
% i-ic and tnon fen Ia 30 l-Nft
90 i-tc. Tho close was unsettled with
September at q loss of ate
Hot weather and almos, total lack
OF rain made corn strong Soptvm-
her opened ASA ic higher ~ ~ as
aGo o.. bat rccodcd to % ASA
5Sia,. corn closed weak. with sep
tembor l-tN8-Sc lower.
Oats were irregular september
started asa isc NJ to shade or NJ
i3te alio, touched ~ i-Sc and later
dropued to a. 3-SC.
Provisions nuctuated with grain.
First saios wcrc u a lower To Iic up.
with september delivery $15.1b tor
pork SN.3- - to $50 for lard and
tN.tp To- sS.i2is Tor ribs.
stocks recovered large share of
yesterdays losses dariag the morning
81, ssion Trading, however. was list.
less and small in volume Union "a
ciilc which advanced IA. was The
feature OF the market but the steady
bidding M or this issue failed 10 i'm.
part any show of animation elsewhere
IN the list National City nank cN.
tended It's Use go 400, gain ot 10
points on the day aud OF 90 points
since The beginning OF the month
General Electric. Kansas Ciiy aouih-
.ern. Northern Pacific. Texas company
and American Wooden preferred gain
ID a point or more. Bonds were
steady
The market closed strong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Chicago, June 23.--Cattlc receipts
2,i0o' market steady for good, others
lower. Reeves SiSimG.10. Tcyaa
steers sii5MG o.. western steers Z,
81 ~ 10. stockers anh feeders.
SS.2b a 5.io; COWS aud hoiicrs. 81. i0Gf
.. So; calves. S5.75MS 500
Hogs Receipts li,00n; market
steady 10 Sc higher. Light, ss.ooGr
6.G,ia mecd, s6.20n65eis heavy.
So u 6.60' rough. SO i5n 6.95. good
90 choice heavy sG.25m6.G0. pigs
s5TbH g 40; bulk Of sales. $Gi0NG.55.
sheep Receipts 1000 market
weak Native. s2.75mili; western.
fs.5o@i,la. yoarlings, sio0@ ara;
lambs, native. s375"G.2o, western,
St0OiGe0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
kaI,-a~ tit, i.i,p-tn.L

kunsas city, June 23 cattle rec
ceipls e,00o; market steady Naty'
steers. ,t.NOM southern steers
f3.dpq t,25; southern COWS ana hoif-
teE $3.50 i.5a. native cows an,
h,ifcrs, s3.25fr6.lo. stockers ano
frcder.. S350H5.l0. bulls. S3e0g
i.65, calves, SiO0m rs. western
steers. $i.50mG.po; western cows
l$2ic@}75.
HOG Receipts l0,o0n: market
strong tn S. higher hulk OF sales
50 81 q as. heavy, tG.3ssiG.i0: peck-
ci' and butchers. y6.3Sn6.i7h light
S6.i0Gi $50
sheer lecoipts = 400. Market
steady mu',ons, $325m 90. lambs
$500 G.15; frd Wothors ana year.
lings, sS.Gofr too fod western owos
So s0n $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MAN UFACTU RERS
WORKING FOR
STATEHHHO
Many Albuquerque Merchants
Have Received Replies to
Their Letters Asking Assist.
ance of Eastern Firms.

Although the campaign 10 ask he
assistance of eastern IN rchants and
manufacturers IN seeming statehood
or New Mexico sas onll iuauguratcd
ten DAYS ago. results are already
PLAINLY seen \ number of Albnqner'
lde merchants, VINO wrote 10 mer.
chants and mandiacuuter- N the east.
asking help in the direction OF state.
mood, have received fayoran'. replies
Invariably rhc replies are 10 the ch
feet that the proposition has been
taken mp with senators ana congress.
men of IA, various states In which
. he manufactures are located The
campaign was begun by the Albuqucr.
lue Commercial club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

the light hogs Packers are said io
be aotting orders Tor purh Hoduci
from all over the world ncu'lu2
from many customers Nho remained
silent dufiug the era ol high price.
Both dohcftic and foreign consuni.r
unn are I'll ,ising tide. ani no'hiu-
eau be- seen on the horizon thni i
likely TO chcck the wide demand
sheep ana lambs are rocupetaiihi
- little 'lom the stupoi OF a week ago
aud The market is advancing a litilc.
10 90 ~ hightr today Receipts ifom
2 eNas ana Arizona are dwind'ing each
werl. bui q pretty good run ~ IA.
lives kcops coming. supply g. a,rn"
here toda5 spring lambs a. $500 for
TONS. wcthcrs si.00. yearlings sioh.
ewes 81 - Goats are drug on The
market. PRACTICAL, No salcs above
s215
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
PIT NBl.Is> NOT Az AIsC
OF poor. tNTIl. ItitE<TLN

Speaking 90 the association pool
which was brought 20 pu9lic attcBt IN
as the result of testimony given n>
Ike ~ cox. in the bankruptcy hear
ing before United states Referee John
" Wilson Wednesday. Earl ioWdich.
president of the Plumbers union said
today tina, the journcS men plumbers
cid not know cf the existence at tho
Iool until recently
I'VE have three union shops i'm Al
buquerquc now, said BuWdich. None
of thom belong 90 the pool We VIII
leave Il Ia the people whore they want
their work done
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
New Nofk stocks.

Sew YORK. juno 90 Amaleamatod
Copper. % IS
Susnr rs as bid
Atohisnn. rs IS
Great Northern preferred. ijS 5-s
New York Central. 1919 3-s
Northtin Pacific. 1873 i2.
Reading, ia9iA
Southern Pacific. i20 Is.
Union Pacific. iS5 i-N
steel IS Is
steel preferred us.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
INSURRECTO FILMS
REPEAT CHEYENNE
P|CTURESkT THE
A|ROOME
FOLLOW CROWDS TONIGHT

Another big night at H. Alrdnmp
tonight The insurrcctos baltic viii
be presented. \ picture taken on the
held Two shows tonight staring
,slly Long progrn ms and exciting
Tho hest vaudeville presented ASH
NoW fi~nGs and noighhors about tn"
pleased thrungs last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NcM Nnrll NclAl-.

Ncw YORK. June % Load quiet
.Sa.f5G4.50.
Standard copper easy spot ana
7rptomhor. sl2.e5H l2.5o.
silver =. i-Sr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Chicago. June ~ Wheat Juiy
- t-SdNs 1.t,. Sept, 50 3-lo.
Corn july. 90 1-AH5tot sept
IS asa 500.
oats July, i2c. sept. i3"i3 i-Nc.
Pork JuN $3.50. Sept, sl5.i7 -
Lard July. $3.50; sept. SS32is.
Ribs luis. g, 80. Sept. s>a1i-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
New Work Noac,.

Now YORK. June % can money
. l-tN2i. per cont
Prime mercantile" paper, ifti's pes
cent
Mexican d"llarf. i5c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
LANDSCAPE ARTIST
POOR HUSBAND
Divorce is Asked BY Ruth
Browning. Alleging Her
Better Half Has Failed to
Support Her.

Ruth Browning an cmploye of tn
Fred Harvey system here. filed suit
for divorce today in sensational!
complaint Her husband. whose han.
nonious name H. Alva Browning. has
not contributed To her supper, since
their marriage 10 February. 1903. II,
Il landscape painter
After their marriage la Edwards
VIE. vi, he went 10 81 Louis This
was In April Mrs. Browning then
went 10 GaIesburg and worked for her
living Upon receipy OF a letter from
her husband. who was then In ST.
Louis, she ,ook his advice and enter
ed the Harvey service here expecting
him to follow This ne iailed to do.
When she had sent ann sl00. accord.
Ing To her complaint he refused to
write or have anything 90 do with her.
Mrs Browning then lost her pa.
tience and sued for divorce from the
landscape artist
Decree Granted.
June divorces continue 20 be pop.
ular. lose y Tana was granted "a
divorce in the Second Judicial as.
trict cour TODAY. from Dolores Sala-
gar Tana. who deserted him The case
originated In Sando nl county rama
was represented by Attorney lohr
" Wilson ana as the wife could not
be- induced ia atlond the tial. the
cas-" was tried eX parte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Il lnuis Mnnl.

- Louis. June 23.--Wool unchanQ'
ed territory and western mediums
.i7W1oisr; Guc mediums. 1871 - isc
1ne. i1m1iiac.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
PROMINENT man
KILLS SELF
Captain D. H. Jarvis Of Seattle,
Vice. President of Booth
Fisheries, Ends Life by
Shooting Self With Pistol.
~, Evening Herald 4. r. I.sssea wlssI

Sealllo WASH. June 23,--CaptnIn
o. II Jaryii. vice president OF the
Is head Of tie Guggenheim Interests
IN Washington ana Alaska. shot ana
,'k'llod himself In fhe Arctic club short
before noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
New York Spot

New York June % cotton, spot
closed quiet 10 points lowor mii.
dime upland ST. 10 middlne guif,
SIS 81. Sales ~ bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
ALBUQUERQUE ExTtRTAMS HUNDREDS
Of PHYSICIANS en- ROUTE TO COAST

Seven Special Trains Arrive and Depart for Los Angeles
Each Train Stopping Here Tor an Hour or More; Ber-
nalillo County Medical Society Extends Glad Hand 70
Visitors Are Given Ride About Town and VALLEY in
Automobiles; Delegates Loaded Down With Albuquer
cue and New Mexico Literature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
DRY WEATHER IS NOT
DAMAGING CATTLE

ansas city Stock Yards. June 90 .--
|19ll.--Thc cattle run o; 800 head
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
PLUMBING POOL
WAS bUS|NESSl|kE
ORGANIZATION
Journeymen Plumbers Claim
They Have Copy of SEIZED
uled Approved by Master
Plumbers Association.

IS now phas, Vas injected into the
plumbing "pooi' sluatpu today when
tn i"urncymon plumbers now cn
strike. exhibited % document Whi, h
they assert IL cop, ot the ugrccm or,
entered into h,iur,n the various
members of ID. poD' The agrptm" M
which the louru,ymon SAY is corr 90
copy ~ the pool agreement. IS tNpr-
written on paper bearing the name ~
the Albuqucrque Master rhmb"cs
association and tn, names of the Off.
GERS ut the asSo. uti1u.
Tho agreoinont which the '1urnc,
mon claim constituted the bu~is for
the pool Is as Iolows.
Tho following ..hrdulc was APPROX
ed to be- taxed uu an plumbing heat
ing ANA gas nttug work executed IA
The county OF HernaHllo. also includ-
ing us far north as Hornalillo and
south as far az E.Icn. Demand notes
,o be signed PAYABLE To- tho secretary
tof course no mote Is due until Job
IL Completed who viii receive All
money and deposit same IN his nam
To- lac distrihut.d The first OF each
month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Z lbs. GOOD SIZE APPLES Csc
Nice si,c Native Cbcrric..
ysgind ....

Nice -i,c Native Cinrrie..
I""'nM '..,...., 49,, 50
fresh Texas Wa,crmeIons.
pound ...... %,
irst Native Peas, pound sc
b'-t Native sugar PEAS, I.
pounds Tor 900. lac
swift'- Picnic Hams. ID. tic
ioc quality Cod,ti-h, ~. Toe
Norway Mao.rI. good -i,e
'"'n ~ ,....,......, IOc
Nice Milk'r Herring, each So
i"sh Cream ~ Whsui, pkg Iic
Quaker Dat Meal IN tin. t5c
We have u large stock of I'm
d"rwcar al nsvne, saving prices.
s@idics Vets ST.. Toe. i5r. 2ec
and 5Oc. ,tcn's Underwear
?5r aimi 50c. Mems Union
suits. 5Oc ~ $3.50. speciul
-nic ou Ladies' sample Waists
NJ icss than ~s-, NJ nmnurac.
TURF. sizes 30 and SO oni, sns..
isi sale on ladies Muslin I'm.
dcrenrn,cnI- Just abou. ~ IN.
sssst of n,stcriai. U,mlcr~kir,s.
SO aud mp. sIxrial sale on
Sissss and OsGorsis Mems
heavy workshops ~ si.s0. Mex-
tcan Hats, lac, 3Dc, 35c aud 3Sc.
end iots VI G&lbes haraalns.
CAN lH1nC ul|eM
SO an1 $40 oBuah Second e.
W. Q(Do<nR ppsestsess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Plumbing.

In figuring ordinary Jobs of plumb.
ing that Is, whore ronehng-in and
finishing are IT, Dee Installed together
tax win be Sli for each fixture
Ia Jobs whcro the rouRhing-n ana
finishing are To- bc figured separately
add $500 To- each fixture at each
estimate.
In ra@cs wherc PARTY wishes you &"
rough-in ana Install some fiXurc b.,
has purchased himself independently
from any plGmhing concern. add $40
Tor each fixture Installed
in selling fixtures outright II isn't
necessary To add any tax. hut II party
wishes the Same Installed at souc
future date. add sli FOR each.
Bar connections ......... 1900
cellar draincrs .....,.,...... 300
Fire projections Ton each out
l'l1 .................. ...-.... H."n
Floor drains .............. 5Oo
Grease traps twhcn constructed
OF brick, tile or concrete ... 800
Ecfrigcrators when connected
az according to the ordinancs 300
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

I'lrmbcr- Want Raise.

The lourneymen plumbers went on
a strike ON June |. whom th" master
plumh,rs failed 10 sign new vase
schedule tho most important srippla-
tion ia which was that tn plumbers
should be- paid 81 tor working dag
Of eight hours. instead 90 So az be-
fore Tho plumbers also wanted time
and a half for overtime and douhle
timo on sundays ana holidays Tho
49,. t...,.g .l... .,.L.b f.r IA efa.aG Db9u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
t.a-.1ittiug.

In figuring on ras. tho following
schedule viii be used
Under SO outlets ......'n cents cach
over 80 outlets. - cents each
This tax rs on all ucW work, such
as ~ now houses. piping ola huild-
lugs or runnus into new additions,
ptr. "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Heating.

Tho tax on an heating apparaiuscs
steam OF hot water viii he % cents
per foot on the total amount, of radi-
alton.
Boiler when the bother IS separate
ly installed from any other work. they
shalt bc taxed + cents per foot on
the total rated capacity
Covering All covering for heating
jobs win be taxed 20 per cen; of the
contract price Tor same. viz. when
tho JOB is done separately from an,
Oth.r work
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
CAPTURE OLD
BLIND TIGER.
Peter Bass Again Tsksa late Cots
Of ihe Law.

Last Saturday morning while convey
ing Harry smith 10 Mptgsn City tn an
swer a charge ~ shooting With latent
tn kill before Iadge ". pJs~y, Deputy
Sheriff clrtwFight and Pro- bet had In
custody Van Wilson. = negro who had
been convicted ~ a hnid Mp at Swif'.
Ssnn .nid IL tha' he knaw Of = place
In ltsa E~na 10 thu rsar ~ tho black
sHnifh ahap j ,st narth ~est " the depot.
where he had b1agh. and could bny
bur whissey In any quantities.
6p,a this, D,pitiss Cartwright.
Mitchell. Prophet. County Attorney
Gillespie, and MAYOR Hagh sabnrs
went over tn the cabin Ut Peter tsaa
and npon ex lmiustion ai the premises,
fnand = trap dolr in the aapr II the
htch'.n carefully covered up With a
lopse mat:inR. Also two fake traps In
tha wall we're detnct~d where tn. land.
lord could easily rer,.,ve n piece Of
csiiing snd hrit.g forth bali pints, pints
or quarts.
All the irewster was collected To-
goth@r aud TIN crowd carried to the
Mayors office where the town OF Itta
y o. convicted him ~ having liquors
apon premises With intent to seii ssms
and Mayor Rabors gave him $1,000
and 80 days. Then Mayor Majors heard
the asidavit made by the County Al.
tornsy rs % q sale msde by Peter on
the 18th Of last month. and after the
evidence WAS gives 10. Peter was given
10000 and 90 days. petes rambIed
around 70 get someone TO appeal his
case or to back him up, but II aeeGas
that Peter had been up a few times and
tho cltigens Of Ista Beus are delight d
20 be rid Of bis unlawful retailing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
6f.,nsood Delegates Return.

The fuiherH Baptist Convention
held It's apntisi wreting this yrsr IL
J ,eksonv'lie. Piofida The Con-
venlios represents about ixeni-
seyen Thousand Baptist chr rct,es
with nearly two million members
This was one ~ the largest snd
most interesting thai the Baptist
usve he'd.
Il wss reported that there we're
more than tlfts~n hundred sccredit-
ed delegates in abundance and .
htal att~nda,cs, including visitors.
81 more than Ave thousand.
The First Bspiis, church a.
Grernwnod wss rrprrSntd b,
Pastor c. V, Edwards. r. n. Al
bridge, Mrs, u M Uarrsrd. and
Hon. W. N, Whiuingion. All ~
turned with glowing reports which
will give To The Congregation next
Sunday At II m. The members
and thu If friends will be glad 10
hear reports from this great con
vsbtlon. Mr.. r. N. A bridge with
Rev. w u, Burr will remain sn
othrr week in Florida going through
the d f-rrnt sections Of the stsir,
The CIR. enNood d~lraa,ipn and all
of Greenwood feel especially honor.
Cd that one Of their mbei was
made one Of the ,ce-Presideuts 81
this great religious gathering.
These bonored places have often
been illed by eminent Judges Of the
highest courts and GovsrnpFs M
the state, but this time our hopoFsd
citizen, W. NJ. Wilmington graetd
the office presiding over the con-
sention at times With credit ard
great efficiency.
Gu Sunday nosta the -hurIhes
Of jacksonville were supplied morn
ing and evening by ministers 10 al
at tho Convention. DIR.
Edwords. Of the First Baptist
Of Greenwood, occupied the
Of the River Side Presby
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
Saved Child from Death.

After our eaiid la | suaered from Sc,
we're bronchial truubie for a year.,
wrote q. T. Richardson IL Richardson's
Mills, Ala we f,ared he had consnmp-
tioa. Is had a cuugh All the time. We
tried maBy rem de4 wi hout avail, and
doctor ncdieiGe sermed as useless.
Fiaally w tried D-. Kings Nav Dis
coyery, and are plvahdt 10 say that enc
bottle effected . complete care, and our
child is-sgain strong and healthy" For
coughs, colds, hoarsepsss, lsgrippe. as
TINA, Group ard snre lungs, its tie
most infalible remedy that's made.
Pcies 5os aad - 90. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed BY 81 druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
COURT PlfKly6S
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Jsdse sseaiesmsfy Hsrrs0 Out . fsu
S pt,rsss nHa sI7ts.

.
" ran ~asv q sniag fgb s-re~l
palsme4sn no hrfire leer- ManiEcn
-sy. srd the sh,ie rsn.ipe v4s esa-
spated with tte eases hrarahtap,
Jennie smith was nnnvirt,aa I puisn-
fai rrtsilirg and given steo tpa o. d4ys
ard all costs. wii cslyir YES aaked
u he tore ~ ssoeo ana co@t- flr
carving ennerslsd vpsrsrns Chss.
Mervan vas eivrna 20 DAYS Witt q
the farm for ~hard lshnr. nreviag him
a yegrant. Solomon sWifa. 4 nsgrn
pres=r. naii-y.d Er. Prutee 81 III a
p-~tt, Ek pin While ~ ~ss ~, 81 z
bis clothes, sni vss caHEhs when S,I
give the rim as a present. a. Champ
Taylor. p interest II deriving be pin.
Sud claimed that lie fprd TIE pin
On tie streets ~ Hs!oaz, bn' lpd. e
MantFo merry ttragh " d5Hetert altar
weighing the evidence ihtfrSrcsd ny
the state. and hac4 hin st5 ara al
costs,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
Stockholders Meetirg.

To ~. sab e~Fi'-rs fo b cApi,ai
stock nf the YsN,o \ Mississippi Val.
10y Cotton Company, Incorporated
Yaa will TAX rotie- that a meeting
OF the sstscr bess RI III. capital stis d
~ said e. mpany viii is- h~ia in The III
2 1T Fsroams sH ihe sscs,nd hscr ~
the First sata,a i ha' / in tbs city II
Crossword, Mise 20 TgeAdsy. thr O. b
bay Of Jane. 1911. At u "'rIock. a. m
tsr the Parpnse "f ,rgsHizing laid enr
paFafiop, adopting hs-laws, and trans.
setting such other business "a ia, he
de- Hsd necessary. This 2sth day a
Ians, 1911.
3. r. JONES.
II. Is. PRovINE
A. T. JENNINGS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
Low Round Trip fares

vis southern RI. cosnpany in Miss ae-
co aut Aa,n ! lssohior, q .. Y Lietle
Roes ArI., Hav Ii IS. Iuti. Tickets
on sale Nay Il Is. ms, limited. returi !.
ing q ttaeh staring iofnt pet I..er
than aah s3rd, except that extehsisu
ofueEet to iuae a nay ~ 5 cured Is
dtpesit q tiekes ana payn-nt n tee u
50c. R~,ri3r,.isf aar,ieaisrs, aaply 10
. Arrest Qekre agent, southern Ky. Co.
IN Hiss o. Il. 2, Jones. lr, AGPA,
Columbus. Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19

Thomas R. Bffa, prominent
LAWYER Of Iuiinnola and VEL known
ihronghiont Mis- sSipni. fIad 8t 40
O'Clock last night 81 Nemptis. afi.r
An illness 81 aulY one wttk Eith
"rrmic poisoning Nr, Baifd Tss
50 years Of age, His wife, Mrs,
Annie Baird. and te3 brothers,
Joseph B Of TyerRes<, and r. W.
Baird. Of Greenwood. we're at the
bedside when Mr. Bdrd breatbed
his last. The remains viii be shin
nod to Endianola for burial IL .
this morning The funeral
will occur at IL o'oIork tomorrow
morning.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19

tsrisn church in The evening arc
.si.ied in she gnrai Sunday School
aIIev At tAr First D pits. church
= the morning
The Cmvrntb n meets ntxt yfar
1t ok'sht ma C'y, 0kia. and 9
nmhsr nf thu R,piisi IL Green
~nod have already sien h.d their
purpose % attend.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
Notice.
9. r. JONFS.
h. Is. PROvINE
A. T. JENNINGS.

II you desire the services 81 an sc-
eurats and rapd continuation beck
keeper and corsmisssry man one who
Knows the ba.iuess frura porter to
manager, and who wants to con.
meet himself With good y. csie Ter adj
vancsmrns, kindly ADDRESS NJ, 81 so.
Front ST.. Memphis, Tsnr.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire TO thank oar many friends
who were so thoughtfni as 70 render ne
many kind tavors DURING the recent i'm.
ness OF our mother, Mrs. s. r prewitt.
with the assurance that same will ever
be remembered.
T. B. ard W. ". VINEYARD.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
For Regt.

A desirable front rensn, southern ex-
posure, on io7 =. Market street, for
couple or two young gentlemen. at rea-
sonabDe rate. Apply to Mrs. Grice,
Camb. phone 800.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19
FOR Sale

warehouse on Southern r. r. right
ot.way, 90xTo. Has to be renewed. APP
ply 10 STERN BROS. co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-05-19

One nne saddle horse, 9 years old
color black. will work gentle in
harness, 10 afraid Of nothing.
Robt- Horton,
Grenada, Miss.