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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Trau u. >. IN g. Sa. IS bonorlt
iib bel Dem Sertel UNI einen Hnbelbruh,
e;Se Grirautung, ole bel 6erielu nbcrboust
slemllt bdufig pprtommt. IS trttt ounu
cine applet ODER iauIigruBe Weidllpulit AM
Baude beruor. Die man ourdh 3rud NIT Der
fSauit in DIE 8auhhUbIe bIretnidiebcn fam.
an nna bel einem iSertei Ger Sal. 10 ent,
0feblt es iidl, bas Cher auf BEN Atiden Al
ItQen nno Den 8ruh SurildSuihiebcu. 9le
8rutlielle miro Johann NIT Ierpenttn be-
,rid1eu. 0lernuf leat man etn &duihhcn
Q9erg nuf Die STEELE uno barber EN- pier
edges Stiid 9eoer. Nuh fam man Elm
NermpIlalter auilegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

beruiener StIte
miro ooraui auf'
usrf lam 9emnht.
oaB iih o,e 5ars
lrler in oteitm
2anoe in au9e
melnen gu lUenlq
Der 56niSudt
iuinmen obluoal
hieIeIbe anertann.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

u. 8. in e., isis. &iimmeI (cnQl.
Garamnp SeeDl init Rtcc 9eidt ncrhuiet
has Nufblnbtn Der aitf. Gs plrb Elm hal.
bts Giunb Gitmmclinneu oui etneu Nldtr
aenommcn. Sans iihcr 1T has Miittel mhi,
lulc es iberhaupt ietnc about Ijheren @ell.
mtttel 9ibt. Wenn She aithe hduiia 0ui
hlahen, 10 llfat oas oarnn, oaB Sue 6ie
8hlere entmcocr Nahts dui Der &eloc lai
len poer Moraeus 81 irih binbrinacn. Ser
tbaunaiie alee uerurIddt ous NuiblahrH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

81. Z d. in u. g2is. Gle Ma,silooe
III, re ldlQn Qeialt. weoey fur 5t.yetie
nodl lar 4leroe rtn beiopotr@ Gutcs TIttere
nitt,ti. 2ie 45Gl5u t-jo,r I6rfre iln6 2u
iltiu uro ioHRcn arUBelc NtGitn Sllaae
babcr uld1t u,roaueL uuo ouenuBee. 1vur
or &trt tt'craH2 ron 5llaQe ar Nihe hat
nan ucrlhco-He %s'Qe 5tiQiat. uE0 IS faBt
'id 8ar ntht .aGtu. l%u5lcrer 9Sra MIN aeraoe
Ger uucrbeile Il uHi H.ec allen ,.HttaHben
Rur olc ulltrtei'fH 9}fiul.ojc $u eriielen.
,{u rtr sat utHt,lv'cu Au65lHsu fam
mon ole Stlalc 0uh unmtlcla0r Dor penn
Nttlttn an III ltrt4bt uerabrcItl II. plne am
nebntfH uno bctiItttn ju mllisu. oaB Die
4ttldl zen ldarign etruh Der S;laoc nr=
nchnien miro Niautit 53drner itr,uen otn
8ui oa5 1raiIfatiar obcnaui nHj oic ST.
ld1c oIelee NJ Cm iehr 1ults &'riufren.
namentlld iuenn oe Qttrlutttn 9rariiutz
iefultttfl rir idper uernoulid1 mo los!tb
ilno. 6ilr ole &eriilterun9 uon E.loqe an
Sunauteb III tuohl lem ftiie5 Spitem ieitQe.
ltGI lu0roen. Pin ale 5prtcu NuSthlfrr
9ibt man Die Stld8t am belten Morgens
uno Nbeuos,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

SRI Mmonoa W. in q, 5eraS.
I'm Steartnflet aus 8luihm0 ielH
uuo 5cppIhen leldt 81 entftrnen, nImmt
man etnc 3olie uol lprJbeu Slno, madt
Inn auf Der GienpIntte beiB. leooh nltt
Qlliheno, uno lircut i'm bid aul zen Sled.
Nddl einlaen Y{lnuieH fam man ihn abb
burlten; iollten lh nof 5ttarlnipuren sci
gen, mlfocrholi man onS &eriahreu Gs
mus abcr irliher SanO ba5u %genpnmen
iperocH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

&lb, s.. in 9, gSa5h. Shrem 9uuens
taib tonultn CIR auf Der 2eeIt telu triigrce
N.ci.iuittr aeben ais ale ole &pumllt Die
q pt9odutH tdnu. Shire 6ltteruEG Der SUIT
~ lome1t rett. MIR iuuten sic nud Qutf
8ailonfu Nllolla ooiu geben. SohOuula
betrllraudler ttitHcioet man inocm man
10 Slemiltd dles alte NolS en!icruf. uoo 10
9tuou tomnl * aud uitt oaraui M. peuu
rel ratnl8er &rleben 9jbt IS um 10 8toBtre
&eereH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

iIr ieDr anitedeno
miro eine anoere
@eilu9eItrantbei +,
Die oils GeflHgels
poden (8trb Soy,
Gbiden Yor) biers
5ulanoe befannt
1T. 9sbalten. 8isie
@eiliigeI ppfsn bils
ben etnen franfs
baften 2uItano,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

6rnu Morie 3 in 9. 8ts. Tura
on8 8ohcu pen Sutttriioien fpiro.s M.
nlentIIdl iueuu o~jeiclben ieGr eiwelBrelh
mn, IN Der 9iegrI DER }utterip,rtb b a b.
QeleRt. Nleroinls iteben mir tcine 3ab.
len sur &eriitgunQ. Die anaebtu III lpeldhtr
&Seiie oGs Idulpien uno &phea Die Niialia
btcinllubt. 9}dm Der " rtuug nber. Die
ods 9tb!Reu uui anoere 6utlermittcl. ma
ntentIldl iehr eiwttBrette. uusubl,
netae idl oodl Al Der Nniidt ooB Die Miialfa
ourd oaS &od1eu ooer Iampifu uuper-
oaultder gemad)t miro. Groi. N}urp
Iaat IN ieluem mlblebenotn Huhe li5er DIE
,SlitterLug %uniertr NauStbrra: n3nt va.
aenelnen utrringert ols Sohen. 3dmpfen
ODER @Gbren ppu Suttermittelu. o0gleld
nibt lelten bic z d. NJ 4 baitjQtett oa-
eurcb oerbeliert miro. Die &eroanlidls
teit nur aartuiieln uuo nuoert il drte-
haltige anollensepdhic 10 roeu oaourb
perbeliert,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
9d5,tb ser @6It6rittbc
9e9en Sritbjobro:
Sr6fe.

r firiOrgiide Oar
tenfreuno bat gegen
Die 6eiuoe ieiner
Sbitbaane i~tduotg
o%n5utdmqien, los
iuobl g5asu Die mans
%ni9ialilsen ibieris
ider Shdolin9e.
iute aud qe9en ole
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

&obt. u. in 81. ISIS. pie Ql,crne
0eoeiht am beiicn AMI talthultiacm &ooen.
9tShalt iouten @e nor aliem tdlteu, uno
ifUor moalihlt SettIl mi 6ruhlabr, ON beiien
NIT 9enahIeHem 80Itiein. 9aruah iplten
Sle nber crit nah ciut9cn 9S0heu
rlnc ~traitt9e StGllmlltoiIu9uug. Der tScliens
phoepbdt SuaelePt mar, uuterpflagtu uuo
odnn IN has gut pcorbeltete Yano, Ste 9u-
Strne ODER 3edirudJt ~auaiaen - IN Der Siueis
Ten 0dlitf Mai. gStnu 0ui Dem Ndnoe updl
nc yuSerne ge,padlien lit. bari aud ole
5mpfun9 nld)t pcrgciien meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Die cbmere 6orm Der Sc
fIl9eIppden.

Sn bbsnrtiseu 6aQsn Ser @efllgels
podsn perbreiten iid Die taratteritis
id1en Nauterb6hunaen oG9emein iibcr
Die 0beriIdhe beg S6rpers; Die 0outs
tn6tten Werben grDBer; es Ssjgt lih
elne ausgeIprohene @ntSuuouuq uno
Sdwellun9 groBer 8nrtieu Der 6aut.
Weroen in ioIden 6alen Die 9ruiten
ob8erteben poer abgetraBt, 10 blloet iih
dnI Der mIuoen Sberaad}e cine 5unddlt
iU0iieriae NbiOnoerun9, Die ipGter oider
uno 9elblih Tjro. 3ieie 5lliiiqfeit
ourdtrGntt mad uno nod . 3 @efieosr
Der %ertrontten &09eI unb itr6mt, nofs
Dem lie 1id reihlider nn9eiammslt bat,
elnen iebr uinn9enebmen @sruh aus.
9teie 6orm BET @rtrantun9 on @es
lIitaelpoden iii pou aus9elprp6enen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17


ernb; es erioroert ihUn cine gdn5 uus
9eipDbnIih 9rinoltd,e 0eslnfettiou. nm
es ouf einem perieucJIen @eilu9etbofe
po4Itanoi9 auS5urotten.
Die @ pmptom e..
Die Symphonic bel ben @efliigeIppden
limb furS loIgenoe. Die e%rmdbnten
9auterbUbun9en eriheinen aIs runoe.
ldn9Ilde OOer unre9elmdBig eeiOrmte
8nDt6eu BON Der @rDBe elmer 6aiels
nuB. Wtan liebt Tie namentllh UNI BEN
Shnabel herum uno an oen NaienDfs
nungen. ouf Dem aamm. ben 9tuaenlts
bern, oan 8ebdn9en uno ben Sbrlappan.
8et elni9en &D9eIn, nsbeiunoere bel
2auben, treten Die &natden oqgemeiner
auf uno finben iih auh on anberen
8orpertbetIen auf Der Oaut, 10 am
gSoden, unter ben 5IiigsIn. om &umpfe
uno IN Der um9ebun9 oct 9loate. 0ier
%erlangen Die 8n6t6en nidt ieIten cine
9rDBere N%usoebnun9 nl5 am appie.
Die &n0then eriteinen Sun1dlt als
feline rD.hlthe ODER 1Dtbliforaue gbs
%Idaernngen nit elmer gIdnseuoen Obers
fld6e; lte pereen a%umdblis GROCER. mos
bel ,bre 6arbe In Elm ~gelblthbrdunlis
dies ooer ountleS Braun ilbergebt. Die
0berfd6e tr0fnet nun Elm, 1hrumpit,
iptro uneben uro eri6etnt m%orSenarti9.
Sc mad Der Nn5abl %oorbanoener Snbts
den uno Der Nusoebnun9 Der ourd lie
perurIahten Gnt5iinoung neroen 9rDs
Bere ooer tleinere Streifen Der Saut
pero,dt uno nit barten, trpdenen
&ruIten beoedt. 3aourh perosn oaun
Die Se6nun9en Der 9"tnientau1le poer
Die Nu9enlloer peritppft uno oertlebt,
nno ielbit oas Gefinen oes S6nabels
miro nl4t ielten iebr fart oaour9 ers
idmert.
Sci miloeren @rtrnntunesformen an
@eflii9elpofen iino Die ~erpdbnten Sauts
erbDbun9en am 9Dpfe gerin9er. Die
&nOthen Iinb ihdrier um9renst uno
flein. uno Der all9emeine @elunobaitss
5uitono Der 10 e~rtranften Subner lit
nt6t tueiter in Witleioeni6aft 9eiosen.
Sn IpIfen Jdlen trofnen Die &nDts
hen balo eln. beiIen uno idrumpfen.
Die &ruiten meroen lofer uno lauen
OBJ, uno Die &erbeiIung uerlduIt lebr
IdneI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

} 1iidt sic 3sit be-
ron. onB Der Ntnts
qspflon5t miro.
Menn mon ben
eiul9 lpabren
8runbinb ieitbdlt.
huB Die Beihafisns
belt Der @rnte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

6rau M nrth W. in 9R., Mp. Slit
ecm NnsorHd a%Ne9fnotb~ bcjcitnct man
bet ben Nilhnrrn Die Shfuierigteit. lid) oes
aueaere1ilen SIS gu eutlenigen. 3ieie BE.
itperoe fam burh perihieoene llriahen
htrbetaefub lueroeu. @nmal ourd) eineu
Mangel an inIthaltiacn Stolen IN Der Nab.
rung, Johann aber aud ourdb Storung petIt
@terle9en ODER 9ntfrditun9. @equnit Idnit
oanu oos 3hler bin uu6 her uro lam ons
reiie 81 nidt le9en. lin thi gu Spite ~
tomnlen. made man Der Nenue llmihln0e
nit marmen 5ltern ODER @iniprlBunaen
Don Ndun0I in oen Segeoarm. Splltru
oicie NiiiteI nidt sum 3'eie iuhren. 10 mub
man has 81 iehr upritttla uubrhren uub
ben Snbalt auSIlleBen Ialicu, UNI oonu
ihIiebIidl Die serbrphene S6ale NIT benz
Singer beraus5ubolen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
25rtefsafen oes 4anorat6s.

WMS mDrbtdth H9HheA mm9T wMah rb observation-disclosures nnwmht &nsm B Der ammb mnGbm n
Them mas m waB mi T fmn &amrnbn @r CUR shn m mb bat r oMa bic frmhutaq mbne
@"WF Der @NhHn6 mmhh ahnr mm2 bwtrt9f8af its. 9 due elmer Der uGrnu bw 9wn qms
Appm 3uhuhHm Mu uth mdtnt Wmr: ..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

u m. g. in g. SGl. IS fhejut ais o6
3br &itrb y ru ltfeIIentSuuDunab bat
Sic etlien @rihenunaen beiteben oabet
ncilt in ,ftcbcr, ShitttelIroiten. beihlcunlQ
tem Nibent, Sttliheit unO audi iUlitartl0fn
Shmericn. Sehr bnlo miro Die @Ihmuue
iebr erihlpert uno iehr ihmerSboit, Aud
set9eu Die &ieroe heiti9tn Sdmer3. mruu
man NIT ben 6lngern eiuen Irud SpIihen
cen Alppeu ausitbt. Sd rOtbe ooB Ste Ct
mem 9uien 3bterar5t Die 8ebanoIung uber-
tra9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

| 6lebereeridelnun9en be9leitet. 9ie 10
| e~rtrantteu S69el uerIleren rapioe on
@smitt, fallen gan5 5uIammen unb
meroen nItt leIten cine 8sute oss
TOoes.
Sn BEN aCerb0s artiei;sn 6Glen oehs
nen iih Die @eilieelpoden. namentlid
ipenn 2duben oauon bsidaen neroen,
in lehr beitiger 5Orm aud iber Ole
Shlelmbante Der Nu9en, Der Naien>
gauge uno Der Shnabelb6ble aus; iie
uerurinden bier eine Der 0ipblheritis
lebr abnlide GntSiinoun9. Die I'M AQges
melneu tpotlIb uerlduft.
Die 8ebanbIun9 in Ieihten
6aIlen.
5ir Die Bsblnolun9 Der @efIi9eIs
poden gilt 6olgenoes: Tritt Die arants
heit mn in Der eeihlIoerten miloeren
5orm auf, 10 iibrt iehr oft Die elnIahe
lotdle Bebanolun9 ihon gum i3iele.
8taie IotaIe Bsbanolung beitsbt BARN,
o'B man biz &ruiten Der SauttuUtden
nit 9arbOliaIbe, nit @lpcetin ooer nit
Del sunddit einWeidt unb iie oann
uah &erlauf BON elmer poer stpei Stuns
ben burh @aiden nit lpnrmem Wdlier,
in pelhem ettpas Seife aui9eloit lit,
entiernt. Die entblDBte !Saut piro
oanah nit elmer Smeiprosenti9en 90'
Jung @reOlin oocr Qplol, poer nit elmer
9eidtti9ten 20iuna pen 8oridure be,
banbelt. Statt oieler Meoltamente gle.
ben einige @eflusel5ildter aud Car
bolDI pber GarboIlnlbe in m0IIer;aer
QOiun9 Dor, nod anoere aub Sob
tintlur.
3ie 8ebauoIun9 in hmes
rem 56IIen.
Sino in ltweren @rfrantungsiaiIeu
Die 2lu9tii t't5inoet, 10 iolte man in
bGuTSer @teberbotung nit einem ios
~eenannten Nteoijintrduler ooer. nit
einem @atte hidden Die N%ugenIioer nit
elmer Q0lunJ anfeuhten, Die ourb NuIs
I0ien ppn an%oertbaIb llnSen 8Oridure
(Bpric Ntio) uno elmer llnje ,Sis
borate Of Sooa" in einem Quart
marmcn 8aiierS beraeiteat poroen 1T.
Wit oieier ielben Q0iuus fam man
iebr gut uno uortbeilblIt iibri9ens nuh
Die e~ntSlnoeteu Sautitelen etnreibeu
uno Spar entmeber ihpn pOr oner crit
nab NbI6iun9 Eno @%ntfernung Der
&rulten.
Gle Tesinfeftion
pa bic @efIigeIpodeu cine 9ans ents
ihieoen cnitetenoe 9rnnfbeit oarltelen.
10 lino peinIlde W{aBnnbmen sur Ser
biitnng elmer meiterer 9usbreitunq oers
ielbpn mnsrldBIih. Ole ennSen Stdae
uno ferner ale 5rlnt9eidBe un0 Idmiur-
Tide 6uttertrbge, oie BON pofsntrantsn
0ubneru benust poroen iiuo, miiieu
ior9ioItig besjnii5lrt iueroen. sic
miliien mdbreno oes Nusbruhes Der
Seude %iiberbaupt ossiniiSirt qebalten
weroen. uno Die Gesinfettipn lit nub
oann nod re9elmdbl9 eini9e 3uge
lang tG9lid uorSunebmen. nnhoem
ole &09eI auf Dem @eboite pfienlihta
lid ldon Wleoer ppaltanoig ber9eltellt
lino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Nruolo 3. in 2, @is. &o uno I'M.
ter welhen N|eoiu9unaen IN 1cn &er, Staa.
ten mod lreies 8egieruugSlano su bubcH 1T.
tonuen Sic 9eudu crianreu. menu Sic al
ocH a@ommuiioucr pi the General Nuu0
Cilice" IN 2%Najhiugtou id)reibeu, Ntun GU
aber cine 0elmlt0ttc Uoerncbmtu mouen,
iptlten Sje elm Capital pon minoeitcns
$500 beiiBtn. I,e He0ierun9 rplro Shncu
nnr o0N Nono Gleicru. ,siir ole @ebaulidh
Ieiten, BEN &lebitano, bie iSabrntB aim.
muiieu Gle ieIbit iorgcn uuo III ben eriteu
5mei 3obren tonntn Sic tnum oui ctne
Grnte redlncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

y. y. i'll 3. Ntiun. @iG man SEN
Sootm0,s mt I beer jmpra9njreu nm Die
srdbeu non ihn ieruSuhulgen. in III e2notb.
meu0ig, VI tl uno au Der guit atloIhttn
4 olf hluSuSuthun, odmtt oe elNielneu
Noruer ntht Sulammenbudeu. 9orm Qbcr
eiHcu Griae 81 Ottuug oes &poeus 80
eybliden, geht nitt nll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

sri. Pr. &. in 3. No. Ser 2gpbI.
Q1ltandd uno btc Nef0mmlidttit res
Ga ier'Qbts miro in lester yinte nod ourdl
aas ode herbrjacrub~t. Sn Der Atcael
urrNennet Die NausirGn oaiu Sdmemetstt.
bcier ubfr III @0uieih MATS. 2ie
&nuptiahc iii. oaB ltdt lunald uuo
aui ~mdB'gem i5tucr gctodlt pirO. BE, itucl-
lem &odlen lit ~ nidlt m0aiih. pas Nraat
mtld Su betommen. 0ann fam man uiler-
olIQs uDn Shperjetrmmlidteit ipredltn,
henn ipldtr Snutrtohl irbt Der gicroau
nnasGrbett ocS NiGgens DIE 9r0Blen Sdple'
rlgteyten ent9e3en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
2'roHtif6e 2sinRe fir @eritger5iidter
pic Gehitaerpodn1t Die 2(rtodict Ie Srunptonc. l3osorioc S6re
Die 2ebooflnrg. Die 0eainfcGton.
0ns Git meIhea his Mehi nsrnn

9ns @ift, weIbes Die Sell geIpottn
Derurioht. lit iebr tart uno ausoaus
erno; es eriOrOert ibOn cine gar5 uus
gemDbnIih 9runolid,e 9eslnietliou. nm
es ouf eInem perieucIten @eiligelboie
po4lt1noia nuSSurotten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
YanSratb, .@~oIfeyOa".. "a Gro6c. gDiS.

Ntb. 81. III 81. TerGS. 9ls Elm be.
matr'es Nttltl QeNeu Nnuie beim Deb uiro
tel9cuote &tt.tcI AeriJhmt: Wan nlIamF
eIac Naubrou S|nb00tlIu 5umeH III
GuiuertOrm mn itreut Is 0eH 1hlercu lanQs
ots HrdAraie5. 9Gs &utOtr. ca9 ourChaus
unldlapl'h 1T. iootct ulait uur oas lebeno,
llnqcSleicr. iouotru aud 0ic pm oeMicltru
0citQlen Gitr. lin bem lIttel arHnolth
Slcrr 81 iuerotH. III IS mehrrre MPHlt ansus
mfnoen. Sas Yuluer If III Der Npotbelt 4u
BADEN uno tpliet ~ Gents oas Hiuno.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
Mr.. FOUNTAIN RETURNS.

Mr.. w. 7. Fountain returned
Tuesday from New York and St
Louis, where he spent the pas
four or five weeks buying fall
and winter merchandise for his
new Big Busy Store.
He reports a rather distressing
situation in the great commercial
centers due to the trade depres.
sio brought about by the Euro
pean war, but he succeeded in
getting practically everything he
wanted for his trade. His large
CORPS Of sales-people are now as
busy as bees arranging stock in
the magnificent new store,
Strengthening out same and open
up new goods which are daily
from the different mar.
kets. The fall opening at this
establishment will be the
greatest business event in the
history OF the Delta.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
TO THE VOTERS OF GREENWOOD.

After due consideration of the duties
that the Mayor Commissionership will
impose upon the incumbent, for which
Office | have heretofore announced, |
feel that in justice to my own business
and out of the appreciation of the fact
that it would be impossible for me to
give my entire attention to this office,
If elected, / have decided to withdraw
my candidacy for the office of Mayor
Commissioner, and hereby announce
myself as a candidate for one of the
two Commissionerships.
feel that my past four years con-
tinuous experience with the admins
tration of the City Of Greonwood's af-
fairs, as Alderman from the West
Ward, peculiarly fits me for the office
of Commissioner, and | take this means
of declaring my candidacy for the
same, asking a careful consideration
of my claims for said Office, which |
hope to present to you before the
election. Respectfully,
D. E. NICHOLS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
OF MRS. C. j. NELSON,


Mrs. c. j. Nelson died at hei
home in ltta Bena last Monday
morning, August oath, at abou,
five o'clock, after a lingering i'll.
ness OF eight or nine months.
She was a devout member of the
Presbyterian church and pos
sessed all those qualities that
combine to make pure and noble
womanhood. Mrs. Nelson is sur
yived by a heart broken husband
and two devoted sisters, Mrs.
Emma Marye and Mrs. NJ. l..
Stoddard, of this city, to each Of
whom we extend sincere condo
lence in their great grief and sor-
row. Mrs. Nelson's remains
were taken to her former home
in Carrollton for interment Mon
day. afternoon.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Greenwood Lodge 1876 F. & A. M.
meets on the LIST Monday in each month.
=, R. McShane, W. M; S. |. Osborn,
Sec'y.
Greenwood Royal Arch Chapter No.
1902 meets on the 4th Monday in each
month, Harry Hosmer, H. P; s. |.
Osborn, Sec'y.
w. p. Mellen Council No. s, Royal
and Select Masters, meets on the End
Monday in each month. II. r. McShane,
I. /. NJ; Il. 0. Simmons, Recorder.
Greenwood Commandery No. "a X.
T. meets on the 3rd Monday In each
month. i. r. McShane, Il. c.; s. l..
Raines, Recorder.
All Of the above named bodies meet
in Masonic Hall at 104 and LOG Main St.
A cordial greeting and q hearty vel
come Is extended to all visiting mem
beers and q standing invitation Is here
by extended to meet with US when In
Greenwood.
Resident members Of any Of these
Masonic bodies, who have their mem
oership elsewhere, are cordially invited
ito unite with us.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE N TROUBLE

"A household remedy of the French
peasantry, consisting Of pure vegetable
oil, and said to possess wonderful merit
in DE treatment Of stomach. liver and
istsstinsl troubles, has been introduced
10 fhis country by George H. Msyr, Aho
for twenty years has been M OF the
leading down town druggists Of Chi
cago and who himself was cured by its
use. So quick and eaec.iy. Is its action
that . single desc il usually enough 70
bring pronounced relief In the mos
stubborn cases. and many people who
have tried II declare they never heard
Of anything to produce such remarkable
results in 50 short a time. II is known
o. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
and can now be had at almost any drug
store. II Is now sold here by
s. L. Rsines Drug Store and
druggists everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

A detail OF 20 men from Com
pany G., Greenwood Rifles, have
returned from a week Of success.
full shooting at Camp Williamson
Vicksburg, Miss. Capt. A. C
Nets qualifying as expert rifle.
man, Sergeant D. S. Humphreys
and Corp. Leonard Scruggs as
sharpshooters, Sargeapts Mallett
and Cook as marksmen. The
Greenwood Rifles have been
complimented by Adjutant Gener-
al Scales on their good work at
Camp Prentiss, Natchez, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Prof. Chandler Wor,ey and
wifi &, Of Tupelo, Miss, have moved
to Greenwood and will make this
city their home. Prot. Chambers
efficient services have been Sc
cured as instructor Of the Green
NO ID Band. which IS a guarantee
that il. will soon be one OF the
WY best in the State.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton
and pretty little daughter, Eliza,
beth, Of near Marks, were in the
city Wednesday night, returning
home from a, visit to relatives and
friends in jackson, making the
trip in their car. They were &C.
companied home by Mrs, w. j.
Miller, of Jackson, who will visit
them a few weeks.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Mrs. Virginia Anderson Bryson
has returned from her vacation
trip. She went via steamship
from New Orleans to Washington
City, Baltimore and New York
CITY, thence to West Baden. Ind,
where she spent two weeks, and
reports q most interesting and
delightful trip from start to
finish.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

MI. and Mrs. W. S. Roberts
will move to Greenville within 4
few days, where they will make
their home in future. While re-
greeting the loss Of their citizen
ship the many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts here wish for them
continued good health and pros
'perity in their new home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Miss Dora Crockett has been
elected first assistant teacher in
the public school at Anguilla in
Sharkey county, and will leave in
a few days for that place to enter
upon the discharge of her duties.
She is a splendid teacher, and will
give satisfaction to the patrons OF
the school.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Miss Minnie Watson, of Bran
don, recently accepted the posi-
ton Of stenographer at the Green
wood Business League. Beside.
attending to her duties with the
League, Miss Watson will dc
stenographic work for the public
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
Ne pay the highest cash price
IN Old Feathers.
81. Louis Hide & Fur Co.
III johnson st.
Greenwood, Miss.

Read cur clubbing offer in this
oaper. The Commonwealth and
iour first-class magazines-all one
ypar for $3.50 in advance. Sub
xribe early if you want to get
mis- great bargain in literature.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Mr.. Nal Gilbert, one Of our
esteemed friends from the vicin.
ity Of Money, was in the city last
Monday and made The Common
wealth a pleasant. call.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Mr.. Harris L. Ray has returned
to his duties as assistant cashier
in the Bank of Commerce, after
a pleasant visit to relatives at
Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Ray and
little daughter will return home
later.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Setting Eggs very fresh from
high class layers. Eggs tested for
tlble use Scots. per dozen. Eggs
not tested rs cts. per dozen. No.
305 West Church st. Phone No.
SO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28

Capt. 7. j. Wyatt, Deputy In.
ternal Revenue Collector, was in
the city a few hours last Sunday
He had just returned from TIA
wanda county where he assisted
in capturing a wildcat distillery
and its owner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
NOT so STRANGE AFTER ALL

You may think it strange that sc
many people are cured of stomach
trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets. You
would not, however, if you should give
them a trial. They strengthen and in.
yigorate the stomach and enable it to
perform its functions naturally. Mrs.
Rosie Rish, Wabash, Ind. writes,
Nothing did me the least good until
began using Chamberlain's Tablets. 1t
is decidedly the best medicine for stom-
ach trouble | have ever used" For
sale by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
SWEETHEART GIRL.

When he. wants to treat to a
bottle Of soda insist on "CHlSCA."
1t makes no difference what
flavor you want, we have them
all, and then its clean and good,
and as pure as yourself.
We are exclusive bottlers OF
SIP"
Sip Bottling Corporation.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-28
FOR SALE.

24,500' OF gum lumber, mostly
/ IL" thick, 6" and up wide, and
10 TO 16' long. Suitable for build
cotton houses, fences, etc.
Will deliver to any point on South
ern Ry. in Leflore County for
Box Ala, Greenwood, Miss.