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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
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$40. l bat Ulit9Iieoer uRp 6reunos gu
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Samitdg. 10. sSebruar, in DEN Sdlsu
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tungen befhdftigt uno es itellt daen
Ibeilnebmern eiaen pergausten 4bsEo
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Slms ben 0ertmtsbDfeH.

5enrn On oermQRn berlter I.
.Ri6ter Wdrner CAB aZitsrn isine
gntiheioung in Saden oes Rahfuis
ies BON 5rau 2ouiie Soermaun, Der
ptttnst gsipefsne Qouis Wsrner db
uno 3lDar gu llnguniteH Deg Dttttpers
5enrp Suermann, Der als ietn per
i0nlides GigeHtbum Elm Don Isiner
Gattin tur3 tor t6rem gpce qetauftss
4utomobil i'm Wsrt6e BON $1,000 ioz
ME aIs BItttpers 4ntbeil fir bas :rite
Sahr Die Summe poH 1920 osrldnat
Bate. Der Rthter sHtitiso, oab bem
Bittlpsr tsin 2tntbsil aug osn Rahs
LAB Isiuer Satin fir bas srfte Sabr
naa Dem 3pbe Der 1rdu suitsbt uno
sntihieo ferner, bag bas 4utomobl
al5 gum Rahlab gs60ri9 betru6tst
reroen mug. Ge1en bic 5orberungen
Cpsrmdrn's bate bic gotter Der
9sritorNnen. GUS srItsr G6s. 5rau
cSrsne ROon0r. prpteitirt uno bic Guts
ih:ioung lit nunmebr 5u ibren Gun
item ausgsfluen.
2tlsr DabriteinIi9tsit nah fpiro
iid jsooh 6srr Oosrmunn niht Bel
oieisr GntItsiouug bsruhigsn uno
nun cine llmitobuHg be5 5eitumsnts
ieIner Satin heautr1qen, um ii6 ben
ibm osisBIiA 8uitebenosn Dittfperunz
tbeil gu iihsru. gr bate uleroin8s
Dor isinsr 9erbsiratbuug auf jeglifeu
2lntbeil an oem Grbe ner3ihtet, aber
oa Trau Cpermann in sinem am II.
Quauit gemQhten 2enament ibm fir
2e5sns3ei, DEN RjsbnuB hires Gigens
.tums- on frseman 2Osnue permaht
bate, oarfte oieFss dls Elm WiosrruF
beg Dor Der 6heitlieBung abseiaIofe>
nen 4btpmmens bttrahtet fperoen.
Gluge I'M ben 8etrds.
Die SecuriiD gant pom Rem Dprt
itrsnete seitsrr i'm biefigen 8eritt
cine SIaqe Qesen bic 9iauofabritunt,n
(rrnft mno WiQium auabe an. bebufs
gollitredung zines llrtRetlN iiber
SO. .343.25. 9ie gdnt erlangte, ME
ile an1ibt, am d. Sanuar D. ). I'm
Re.U gorter Supreutueriht Elm urtbsil
ilbsr esrnnntsn getrdg sesen Die 9es
.iaaten. 1as llrtbeit purbs singstraz
aen uno Der getrag III nit fets gro.
gent gu per5inisn.
2ange 3uht6ausftrdfen.
Dm. 5clmss, tpeeen g0otuug oes
: bomag 6ielos Sss 1ooti6laas fhu!s
ola tefuuoen, puros BON Rthter
C'GpnneQ gu 10 Sabren 3ahtbdus
0srurtbeilt. Die Rsgsr Daniel Dalter
uno Robsrt 2spis srhielteu pe9:r
Raubes ie 3ehn Sabre 3uttbaus uno
onsTelbe StraimaB puroe BEN NeGcr
,Sobu aotprp pesen MeHerangriFTs
;utheil.
8unterottfGlle.
Soisph so. 3arro, Snbaber Der 5
gg. 3arro ecnitructiDn Co., iuhts
aeitern I'm gunbesgsriht I'm Ginlsi.
tuna pes 9onferottaerfahrens naa
3orro pflsgts 8sraniisungs GtabttI'
ements afl5alsgen nno letne leBte Der
artias arbeit mar bic anlaae cine.
Gerguiisungsparts in aonitantinopet
lind bic 9eraniisuaas etnrintun8er
auf BEN hieiisen Serbftfeitsn riibrter
pon ibm Der. Seine gsrbinblihtsiteT
betraqen $16,102 uno feline attioc
S17,274
Das SmperiuI Gufe, SIS 8ins Ctr.
IL gsitern uuf getreiben Der Spar
oaut gretping 60. in bic bdnoe cine;
areipers iiberaegGnger. Ter anlpal
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ssranf SO. gottls fpuroe ais Receipsr
ernannt. Rap q. 2eah tit Der geIiBsr
bes 2ptdts.
Die Suburban 2dunbrn Co., 10.
532 Sunt Strabe, nabm geitern cine
MISUNDERSTANDING an Soparo ..
8urnett Dor. Shlehter 9eihdftsgaR8
rirb als Grunb Der 8dnferottertld'
rung angegsben. Die 2lttipa betragen
$25O0 uno bic qniiiDa $4,000.
g hetoungs angeIsgen1
betten.
Charles 8. paDns fat duf bic Sheis
Dungstlage Isiner Satin emma cine
Qnttport eingsreift, @r perneint oae
rim gang poIitip, Die alGgerin iemals
riBbanpelt gu BADEN uno beantragt
QbpstIung ibrer alage.
9arrp 6sber bat auf Die S6etz
ounqstIage ieiner Srau Quguita cine
gtspIit uno GegentIdge eingereiht. gr
felt. aQe i6re 8eI6ulbtqungen in Qbs
rsbe, perIangt ietnerIeits bic S6eis
bung un0 baB feline 5rau i6ren Mdoz
fennamen auBleb pieber onnebmen
frQ. sic Io[l iih Der pfli6tDernafs
ldiiigung IduIbig 9ema6t BADEN un0
nit einsm getpiFen Gharles Smttb
burtgsqangen isin.
Die ShetOunQstlage Der Grace
Gennis 9egen MiQiarb Dennis Durbe
gsftern auf 8oitsn oes 8ertIa8ten abz
gepisisn.
8erf 6tebsnes.
9rei g}ihten Der DerItor6ensn 9rio.
qet Raffertp baben ous SsItameat
herIslben unsefo6ten urD 8u Diefem
gebuf geitern cine Stage eingereitt.
Die GFrau bate $4,000 Der ct. ia
piers Rirhe psrmaht uub 3pet 3uitz
ncn je 5000. Die tIdgeriiher Rtdteu
rDaren leer dusgegun9en.
Der 8oiebauipieler GoDdro QTden:
tad, Der Hber gdIebaQ iibergeidndppt
| lit, purbe ssftern BON grobatrihter
2Ioers Dem Srren6dus iiberpieien.
g6riitian 9onle, Der aIs WGhter
IN 3ieHiten Der 8asgeIeQfhaft ihDete
Merlebunqen erIitten bdben nil, bat
bic GeIsni6aft qeitern uuf $4,000
GhaoeneridB bsrtlaqt.
Gifter 6unt qetpGbrte geitern 8iirz
germ BON Camp WaI6ington ejneu
ginboltsbefebl 9egen bic y. & ,,
SiioneItbahn, I'm oiefelbe an Der Sc:
erHg zines 8eIsties mad Deri6isosner
6abriten in jensr 8egsno 5u perbtn.
bern.
| glQncn 2lllen bpr Suoler Durf, o.
zen 5sftdmsrt oeitern i'm 8ro6atgertAt
elnqereiht purbe, permaht tbr Ger.
m0qen ibren iieber 9inoeru. Same.
uno 6arrp QGen iino bic 5eitaments
IrpuItreder.
Wurp Z. Smith Dsrma6t tbr Der:
n6gen qlsidbeitli6 an ibre f1nf 9in'
psr, bod bot SoIspb 6. Smith ieiner
2,rtheil ihon porpeq erhalten.
| 8eorGe Storn bot feline Satin 3ul
/ lIniperfalsrbin sinoeiegt $1,000 ioE
lie fir Isin 8raboeutmaL osrausaabsn
| 2alno RuioeHDff. Der in ben Repa
rdtur<Werfitdtten Der Traction So
arbstt.ts uno perlest puros, bat BIZ
8eieQihuft aeitern auf $4,000 S6u
ocnerIas oertlagt.
7 gBm. 9. genh1m. gecsibsr oer
Weioltf e Stmpipn ger gp., bu
os'tsrn benz 8eriht stren 8srmooens
ausDsis untsrbreitst 0dnah bstra
den bic 2tttpu $62.415 uno bic Ser
| tinblihteiten 27,430.
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Ntnepteh. -- Die 3atubr mar aertnp,
uuo bic greIe ftetis. stod.rs nuo 6eeoers
.rurosn nur peHis sstaaft unO itHS iaUaa
I'm Hreiie.
s3s.r. stier. 1913 - $50, ertra
SIS, Fl.iiasrfti.rss425-8.Oo, auserteien.
bis ertrs Sc. 15--6.5o. tetfers s3.oO--5.00,
Aabc sl.50-4.5o, EXTRA s4.o0-,5.oO,
ganners 81. so - 2.75, ssders uHs
FEEDERS S3.25--5.25.
8uITeu. - Ter Mortt mar beute
jhwacb, unb bic gteife fteben nm 1o-25c
u7ter 6enen pom uoriaen Gdmtas.
Rasersuns lst4ss s3.00-i.00, Bologna
A.l0 --475. ertra S4.s5-5.Oo, fstts Buaen
A75--5.25.
WtI3tIt..-S Sn Der periloiienen
Dohc mar Der Rar.t tauaiam unb bic
qrstfe iduah. Die poH BEN SdIsB ber
Node mi. fotat:
Grsra s6z.5o-s5.oo quite bis auserl..
isne $45.o0-60.00, orbsndre bis idoHe
SIS .00--4s00.
adI6er.-G Git Rahirass mar nur
mabis. uro Die gretie fteten I'M slO0-
LIS uutsr osnen pom aorissu samtas.
Grsirsre ans sross %. 50--T 90, fair sis
Sate Ies&t. S6.5o-7.50, ertr, t7.75-s 90
Ghutins. - Die 2uFusr mar b.ute
nur mdbia, uRo Breiie fhr lsi5te 9er'dne'
isrten ftieaen nm l0s. 5tsifter: uno g0tsts
iorter ftelen um SC.
eauers Gtweine braht.n SO. 25--6. 70,
este bic aastrEeiens yersasuHss, nno
alsiidsrisrts. SIS. 1880. gentle 4ts Ser.
ps6unssfsrten s6. .10--6.25. protndrs Sis
sxssrlsisns 10 sers fetts sias s4.2j-5.s5c,
ertra s5.75, 6tsss $4,000. Iettst.
ger'anst'rt,r S5.25--5s0. F.rtst pox Ito
gfuns urs weniser fi.25-5.OO.
G&afe unb g d NJ r,-Tte 3us
| fuhr mar heute aeriua, bic RaAirags NH:
bia uRb bic Breiie ftettG.
Gtafe -srtra s3.s0-75, CUTE bs axser
lsien, s3.l0-3.5O, oreirars bis sute 81 .2s
300, Sdbrliroe s4.25-5.25.
edmmer -Srtra s6.5o-6.6o, auts bis aus
erIsi.ns So 10 -- $50, creinar. Bis gut.
| "a $50
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,Esn Sort, 27. Sdnuar

Ess Gers. 27. Sanuar.
y.nn mar Fau ,a s43 25-43.75; 9apfer
iIau ssts 14T - l4xc. GIsetroEps
tkte su A9s-.l4xe nrs Sakins su l3I-
AEt. Slei mar, Hau ,u $445-4.50 !;
epslter besal sH s6.35--6.4s. etisr mar
Rau. 30. | souHorp RsrtbtrR ,a Sl4.75
800, SO. . bs. su $l4.50-l4.75, SO.
l ssatbern uus re. eoatsern ioit su
Sl4.2s--l475.
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GAtesss q. 5dnudr

ytssyitl. D..sts s4.70 - $40,
T.ras yttsr. ~. 40-5.75, vstlits Sttsrs
81 .65--7 90. ets6ers ass Eeesers $500
$50, stssuss 1.ifsrs s.. 1855, Kaiser
s5.50-s.25. Wartt Hat.
. SAsslx, -- eetAts s5.60-s.20, us
wiISn S5s5-6.s5. fAsers s5.95-s.32L,
Saxts s. .95 go. ftrtsl l.l5 - $40,
Rdrtt Iangianuuo nieortgsr.
SAsF. xws akMrsr.-EAaFs: Giss
Aeiwtias s.. lJ-f.75. .etIi&s $3.B0-4.75,
Sdhrtiuae s4.80-y.s04
1kmxtr. - tiststwif4, s4.40-6.S0,
wesIiA. t46o-ss0. Marit itwah.
9xfsSr. EiAsptst 1000. GSnetHs
q, ,00o, 6Asfs sRs akHRsr 2500.
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xspn, Welpmartte.
sineinnats. ~. sanaas tela.

~ 49, O~b"S~ $500
Fte Ueg6dfte naren aud teats In ben
btsiiasr Banfen iebr rubia uuo Befo tR
intllia, ba pie BanfsH Geniigenoe JnnoS an
SanD baben. BON ben BdHfeH muroen
Toslsbsn ,,on raii' sn 4--4H - ausHslts1sn
u. WsIAdftspdpiese waroen ~ 5H q = otss
icnttst. Dte Rafler pideirten 8rsratfenes
tx4S ON eaI" une ~ 4I-5& aui 3sh.
issMia AM Hew Dsrf
tpurhen ~ l0c unb l5e prdniie per $1,000
srptfd,en Bansen usrtuuft. GouHtsrrats pe'
trast Soc yrdmis pee $1,000.
EeAja asi Garspa.
piuteer. seute tas bic fslssnssn nsst!'
runasn ,u beritten:
psnson, Tass cl6s, s4.ss per
e, so 1ase eiHt, t4.s4Is yer e; ga,
rsS raae StAt, sl2L-sl5 sranes per si09
10 Taas Si&t, 5l7l.--520 Granes per 800;
ilr Deutf&IanS Tass Si1t NGff o61St
bs. 90 Taae St1t, 9lLe.
Dseumsntarp Bius au' 2snssn narbeH
~ t4yS3L, auf Giasaow ta eI.s3 aRs
auf 0eIfat ~ $t.62I perfsuft.
csMsss.rsasaHsnsu.
sn5isuns ItssiS. Die Bsn!en sustsreH wss
fslst:
Gingau'. serisuf.
~ UsnSs. ts25. Sous .lt3 la
81 Dones, 1918 .i0lH i02H
2x 0snss. 1880. .......l0o ioel
~ VdHdu1a .......IOo
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Gleasins esnfs timfats. .
Der Iniat I'm bieiiaen Gtearins Houis Ss
lief flo heute onf s3.ss6.050. Die llmi6pe
Der pernoIienen Node beliefsn ftd aaf
425, BPS, 7D0, aegen $25, ,l9S. 800 In ber foSs
rtFponotrenben MODE oss portsen Sabres.
Yeiaf.esfnritafea.
Tst UlArft tn astaIielnriidsen mar Hau
uns e. rpuree on Der g5rie nur Elm sius
siaer BerIauf abaeinIoFeu. Die prsiie
iinb geeya6t. gerfauft DurbsHi
On tss cssls.
First Cafl. -.
snittsn GiHf. Tanion q Tsi.......... Ak
aanitsAsnes fabeHs psn TN bisfissn
garitssEnsliten Bsnss uns Kitten 1tebt
sisofftBixusn lastsrunssa an:
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9ufubf nnb 3srfauot mdbreub Der psrs
Fofienen Done, psfsIiben nit ben porbers
aebenbex . Dobeu narfn mie fOIst:
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(Degsn Raummongels opH gsftsrn 3us
riitqeIteQt).
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Gltsasa ~. Sannar.
Rslf. - yssrit mar fsh. DsRser
VaAante ol. .0o-x.s5, 9fTsistW u. .So-4. 10,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS GIVE A
SILVER TEA.

The silver tea given at the King S
Daughters Hospital on last Friday aft
ernoon proved to be one of the loviIest
affairs of the many social functions Of
last week.
This well appointed Hospital was made
attractive by cut flowers and blooming
plants. The large reception hall was
tastily arranged in white hyacinths and
pink carnations.
Mrs. L. B. Shackouls, the worthy
superintendent, to whom the success Of
the institution is mostly due, was ably
assisted in receiving by the Hospital
Committee and Executive Board: Mes
danes r. Thayer, Louis Humphrey, W.
M. Wilmington T. F. Steele, j. w.
Dulaney, W. H. Statham and W. P.
Weaver.
The Leader, Mrs. J. L. Gillespie, pre-
sided at the prettily appointed tea ta-
Bile, while the young ladies in training,
Misses Maxwell, Guess and Pettigrew,
gracefully served the guests.
The many callers spoke in highest
praise of the splendid hospital, and
showed their appreciation of the efforts
made for the uplift of humanity by
contributing literally for the needed
supplies of the hospital.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
ITTA BENA BANK L. TRUST co.

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Itta Bena Bank 4 Trust Company
was held in Itta Bena, Saturday after
noon last, and the bank showed most
successful business, declaring divi-
dend of II. 80 per cent, all passed to
the surplus.
Former Cashier j. r. Russell was
elected president to succeed G.. B.
Clover, who served during the past
year, and Mr.. Russelps many friends
in Greenwood are glad to know of this
deserved honor being conferred upon
him
1t is also Of interest that Robert D.
Portwood, who has 80 efficiently served
that institution IA bookkeeper for sew
eral years as assistant cashier, has
been promoted to the cashiership Of
this staunchi financial institution. Bob
is a Greenwood boy, and indeed de-
serving one, and he is rightly receiving
congratulations from his wide circle of
friends in this city who always note his
success with keen interest
w. j. Guide was reelected vice-presi-
dent, and S. r. Love as bookkeeper.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
STREET COMMISSIONER W. |.
CARR FOR REELECTION.

The attention of the voters Of the
city is directed to the announcement Of
W. |. Carr as a candidate for re-elcc-
ton to the office Of Street Commission
er, subject to the decision Of the pri-
mary election
Mr.. Carr is now serving his second
term in this important position, and he
asks the people for an Endorsement Of
the record he has made in the discharge
of the duties encumbent upon him,
During the time he has been in this
office Mr.. Carr claims that he has been
working the streets at much less eX-
pense than this work cost the city prior
to that date, Notwithstanding the fact
that he now has several miles more to
keep up on account of additional terri
tory being taken into the city limits
during the past three years
Mr.. Carr is a capable and energetic
official, and is asking for reelection
strictly upon his qualifications for the
proper discharge Of the duties of the
position.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
JOHN A. STINSON.

When John A. Stinson's eyes closed
in that dreamless sleep last Monday
morning Columbus lost one Of her best
men, and most useful citizens. Mr..
Stinson was in the robust usefulness Of
splendid manhood, which was dedica-
ted to all of the holy and sacred insti-
tutions of this life and which was given
in service to the cause of humanity.
Coming to this town years and years
ago, he cast his fortunes with US as
one native born. He supported his
church, lent his assistance to the up
building of his community and gave
encouragement to every good and Wor-
thy cause. He initiated the great work
of organizing the charities Of this city
and the organization today is tribute
to his his memory while the thousands
who have enjoyed its benefcence will
bless his name.
John Stinson walked in the right way.
His religion was a part of his life and
he radiated all down Iife's pathway. He
was sincere in his beliefs and carried
the message wherever and whenever
the opportunity offered. His work was
done here and it was a beautiful work,
one dedicated to his wife and his fami-
" and heartside friends. His death at
time when his success in life was
most imminent, when power for good
was the greatest, when the realization
of those ambitions for which men strive
and work and contend, happy home
and peace and contentment and happi-
ness with the love of family and
friends and the confidence and respect
of his feIlowmen, seems particularly in
expIicable to all except Him. 1t was
alright
The writer feels a personal loss in
his taking off and hopes that the exam
pie he has left will be to sustain and
uplift and bless all who will recall it. -
Columbus Dispatch, Jan. Oath.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
John A. SilUTE IS A CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION.

The announcement Of AIdermi John
A. Shute AS a candidate for re-electon
from the South Ward of the City of
Greenwood appears in this issue Of The
Commonwealth to which we direct the
attention Of the voters.
Mr. Shutc Is now serving his third
term as Alderman of the South Ward,
during which time he has never missed
attending a meeting Of the Board,
and has made his people careful and
faithful official in that capacity. He is
identified with the business interests Of
the city and takes an interest in every
thing that is calculated to advance its
material welfare.
He asks for reelection on his record,
believing that the experience be has
had as member Of the Board better
fits him for the duties Of the position.
Mr.. Shute asks favorable consider
alton Of his claims.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
M. L. STODDARD A CANDIDATE
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
VOL. xyI.-No. 4.

The announcement of M. L. Stoddard
as candidate for Street Commissioner
of the city of Greenwood appears in
this issue of The Commonwealth. ...
Mr.. Stoddard was born and reared in
Greenwood; he has been engaged in the
contracting and building business here
for many years; he always takes an
active interest in the progress and up
building of the city, and is capable and
worthy of the favorable consideration
Of the voters generally.
This is the first time Mr., Stoddard
has ever been4a candidate for any office
and it is his purpose to make apersonal
canvass of the city prior to the primary
election and place his claims before
each voter. If elected, he promises to
give his very best efforts to the proper
discharge of the duties of the position;
that the best methods of keeping the
streets in first-class condition will be
adopted and close attention will be
given to everything pertaining to the
duties Of the position.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
D. C. BELL ANNOUNCES FOR AL
DERMAN OF SOUTH WARD.

We direct your attention to the an
nouncement in this weeks paper of
D. c. Bell as candidate for Al
derman from the South Ward of the
city of Greenwood.
Currie Bell, as he is so we'll known
to his wide circle of friends, has for
many years held an important position
with the furniture business of S. G.
Wilson, and for a while travelled for
the Planters Supply Co.
Ever since his marriage to Miss SAT-
fold, of Kosciusko, he has resided on
East Henry street in Congress Heights
of the South Ward of the city, and has
always manifested great interest in
municipal affairs. ~
Mr.. Bell is a successful young busi-
ness man, and is in every way capaci-
tated for the office to which he aspires,
and he expects to present his claims
personally to the voters prior to the
election.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
LOOK HERE FOR IT.
Many Greenwood Reader Will Be In
terested.

When people read about the cures
made by medicine endorsed from far
away, is it surprising that they wonder
if the statements are true? But when
they read of cases right here at home,
positive proof is within their reach, for
close investigation is an easy matter.
Read Greenwood endorsement of Doan s
Kidney Pills.
J. Fl. Barner, farmer, Washington
and Main Sts., Greenwood, Miss, says:
"Three years ago / took Doan's Kid
ney Pills obtained at Chandler's Drug
Store, and they cured me Of a severe
attack of kidney trouble that had chung
to me for years. During that time /
suffered intensely from a dull, throb-
bing ache across the small of my back.
! had dizzy spells and headaches and
my back was so stiff and lame that
when got up in the morning I coulc
hardly straighten. The kidney secre.
tions passed too frequently and con
tanned sediment. Soon after | begar
taking Doan's Kidney Pills my condi
ton improved and it was not long be
fore all my symptoms Of trouble hat
disappeared.
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
| New York, sole agents for the Unite'
States.
/, Remember the name Doan's s. an,
take no other.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
w. TOPP ANNOUNCES FOR
STREET COMMISSIONER.

We direct your attention to the an
nouncement in this weeks issue of j.
w. Topp as a candidate for Street
Commissioner of the city of Green
wood.
Mr.. Topp has been resident Of
Greenwood and Lefiore county quite q
number of years, during the most Of
which time he has managed on four OF
five of the best plantations in the coun.
ty, where he had considerable expert
ence in working roads. r..
Mr. Topp thinks that this splendid
experience capacitates him for the Of
flee to which he is now aspiring, and he
intends to call on every voter in the
city and personally present his claims,
and asks CAREFUL consideration of
same before you cast your vote at the
ensuing city election.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
G. MONEY ANNOUNCES FOR
ALDERMAN-AT-LARGE.

Attention is directed to the announce
rnent in this paper of c. G, Money as a
candidate for Alderman-at-large of the
City Of Greenwood, subject to the de-
cision of the Forthcoming primary,
Mr.. Money has been a citizen of this
city and county for many years, and is
too well known to our people for any
special introduction. He is capable
young business man, and if elected he
will give the duties of the position his
most careful attention.
He submits his candidacy to the peo-
pie and will cheerfully abide by their
decision in the matter.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
RECTOR GEO. B. MYERS ACCEPTS
CALL TO LITTLE ROCK.

At the Sunday morning service Of
the Church Of the Nativity, Rev, Geo.
B. Myers rendered his resignation to
accept a call as Dean of Trinity Cathe-
dral at Little Rock. Arkansas, which
was offered him several days ago.
Mr.. Myers had the call under consid-
GRAFTON for several days, and it was
with reluctance that he impaired his
decision in the matter to the cUngrega-
ton.
Mr.. Myers is a son Of Hon. Geo. B,
Myers, Clerk of the Mississippi Su-
preme Court, and is one of the bright
est and most promising of the Missis-
sippi Episcopate. Ever since his entry
into the pulpit he has advanced rapidly,
gaining the splendid promotion he so
well deserved. Since his residence in
Greenwood as Rector of the Church of
the Nativity he has endeared himself
in the hearts Of our people and became
closer by his marriage with one Of our
most charming ladies', who was former
ly Miss Vernon Henderson, the talent
ed daughter of Hon. and Mrs, A. Hen
derson.
Rector Myers resignation was re
luctantly accepted, as he so ably filled
his charge in this city, but it is with
the same feeling of pride that we join
in with the Church of the Nativity and
its friends in wishing for him the best
of happiness and health in the promo
ton he has accepted as Dean of one of
the leading churches in the South,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02
WILSON LUMBER co. IN THEIR
NEW OFFICES.

The Wilson Lumber Co., dealers in
Southern Hardwoods, have rented Off
ces in The Commonwealth Building, on
West Market street, and are occupying
same this week.
Mr.. Calhoon Wilson, formerly presi-
dent of the Delta Lumber Company,
has sold his interest in same to Mr.. G.
C. Warren, and will devote his entire
time to his large southern hardwood
business,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-02-02

This is the season of the year when
mothers feel very much concerned over
the frequent colds contracted by their
children, and have abundant reason for
it as every cold weakens the luEgs,
lowers the vitality and paves the way
for more serious diseases that 50 often
follow. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for its cures, and 10 pleasant
and safe to take, For sale by all drug
gists,