The commonwealth., January 12, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 4

About The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923

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BUSINESS DONE
BY SUPERVISORS
At Meeting Held In (Greenwood ( «»i
On January Third—
All Members Pre»
mencing
it
Hoard of .8
The
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flore County
r<
S. R Kcr
lion. II. V. Frais'-r
er. Hon. W. G
Poind.-xt.
H.-w
W. S Vardan
contract for pritd
the e
,n of Morga!
The applies!
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within
.he
for
holirg fi
it
of If I
f.
phrvy
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Fa i
The
Neill v
put tv
and
it iva
Leonar.
$1128,2'
lowed
roll,
und foi
the
»l Hank of New York for the
Natiol
It, of
itercst coup
pay tin
ik on
bonds, payable a
February 1st, 1921
the petitioi
irdcred Hut
It was
,f
of Ji-sse Singleton fot a change
assessment be
•ejected.
irilered that th
I"
It
ilnn
for
of Mrs. Ii. F
Item
eeiveil by public
A refund was ordered made to -I
erroneously paid by
Kan tor for tax* s
dm.
,1 Bank of Ureen
■ounty de
Tho First Natioi
led
vood was nm
ounty
of the
pository for the keeping
funds for the
interest.
Thu assessment of Lot
declared
is Minor was
urru
mity case of
Thu costs in lite ins
Merritt annum
tud to *13.70
U M.
and t
: In
1 1 the
oad bonds
All bids for
Sidon Consolidated School bonds Wi
rejected and ordered re-advertised.
n of the security
offered, the request of Dr. W. I*. Wll
un of $5,000 was granted,
mal assessment of J. T.
from
After the inspect
Ii
son for
The pei
Parker
the roll.
It was ordered that the applicatiot
strickei
ordered
loan
if Mrs. Rebecca II. Reuse for
of *1000 be referred to the committee
nspoit securities
to
The requests ef Will. F Kelley and
W E. Ivey for lea
the conn
inspecting securities
it tee
for loans.
The Board ordered the account of
A. K. Hew for $JUM0 fur making the
1920 copies of the personal asst
meat rolls, be allowed.
A refund of *5.00 for ei
sinuous
mde to E.
ordered
taxes paid, was
K. Sutton.
of Mr. N. K Slid
indication
The
doth for a loan was referred to the
irities
littee inspecting sen
ent of -1
\). Lanhnm
The a si
*2500 to $350.
van reduced trot
It was ordered that the application
if Mr. 1. IF Henderso
if the county homo ho
lanager
continued.
■as appointed super
Mr J L. Liny
intendent of the county convict far
v of *150 per month.
,f Leslie Walton
at a sab
The assessment
was found to be erroneous and wi
$ 75.00
stricken from the roll.
us ordered that the salary qf
officer
It
Johnston as probate
be continued at $75 per month.
\ the assessment of Mr.
vas granted.
The following statutory allowance
for services of Justices of the Pence
Means
A t ha
B M. Hobbs
}!*-• jl
ind constables in the state cases in
which the state failed in prosecution
F. F. Stain
allowed as follows:
were
back, *20.50; R. It. Hicks, *60.00; A.
W. Evans, *60.00; F. <'. Kendall, *15.
20; G. B. Barnes, *16.45; W. E Eth
ridge, *43.56; (\ J. Healy, *10.00; C.
L. McBride, *60.00; W. W. Arm
strong. *5.20; R. M. Griggs. *7.80.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
George Washington. Jan.
Old Lad. Home Ass'tt
King's Daugh. llosp.
G. S. Pate,
W. J. Buck
Miss, Print. Co.
H. L. Walton k Co.
O. S. Matlock
A. R. Bew, ex.
Underwood Typ. Co.
Robert Smith
7.50
100.00
600
9.75
ex.
297.15
20.00
4.00
31.14
10.00
200
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OPENS MONDAY
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nell. E. K. Myric
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The strain of modern bus
iness life is loo much for
You need a
Try
the
nerves.
nerve sedative.
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.• that is
Norvous
, Epilep
tic Head
'it'iation,
. tliose ad
. oltolic or
A Nerve , r '
recom.tr.
ness,
sy.IIysl.
ache, N •
and for t 1
dieted to l*
Drug Habit
SOLI) l'V
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DRUGGISTS
iit, Ind.
Ill
Daily Co
on It h
66.75
fa
>1. Levy A It.,is
375.00
199.00
810.00
68.95
10.50
1331.00
124.73
62.50
Ashcraft ,<• Wells
nughs Add. Mm Ii Co.
Bui
Lawrence Print.
Delta Ins
& Really \g.
A- W P.
W M
W. A & M K Swift
lfi
Hcmlcrso
A Bainl
12.95
Wilsoi
li. F. M. Neill
Ins. Ag.
Film.
27.50
7 - 50 i
Delta
(
di.
Tel. & Tel.
Hubert Herman
O' 1 "';
135.00 I
94.17
W. D. <N
iley
l. 1 ). \a\
i ham
l. W Quinn Drup Co.
Wade lldw. Co.
9.60
l.Oll
;
W' 00 !
W. S. Vardai
til;
inn, e 1
7.K1
jSam Jackson
3,30 j
5.00
Louis McCullough
Leflore Croc
7.95
360.00
10553.01 i
At counts.
75,on ;
32.37
216.001
25.00 ;
G. B. Clower
Komi Account
Bridges Account
CONVICT FARM
Wilson Fun
Leflore Grocer Co.
Crull-Kcnny D. G. Co
Itta Bonn
Leflore Motor Car C.
E. A. Rushing
Hammond & Gordin
W. F Townsend
Leflore Grocer Co
C. E. Allen
Jack Hume
Jacob Chatoney
Town of Itta Bena
Manson & Kendall
City of Greenwood
Cumb. Tel. & Tel. Co.
D. C. Detect & Bro.
19518.70 '
Co.
Drug ('0
4.80 ;
21.26
47.98
148.90
288.1
138.26
20.00
50.00
300.00
13.70
416.05
6.
105.00 1
Leflore Grocer Co.
Robert Herman
First National Bank
City of Greenwood (Nov.)
B. B. Harper
The Board adjourned until the
next regular meeting day.
243.00 :
175.00 1
656.40
100.00
j Hub My-Tism relieves Rheuma
tism. Neuralgia. Sprains.
BE DISASTROUS
Papers Condemn
i(iet it ion With
Of l.ond<
>ome
Fng land's Co
The IS.
Associated I'ri
Any attempt j
navy i
States
bi
•d
1
■ays
iodi
;!y per
■
commenting oi
r the current
I 1
1 in the House of
.o.tttes were fixed
,
i-mns the post
, .,
navahsm un
, ,,, tv
Naval Skill
irn should we
"Hither ag*
A
We should
both for
an
' v
•at i
; pi
Gi
emphatic
ny
th«
petition with i
fi
di
iutely
tn
icr
f ! il
it
We
must n:
ibility of
T'l'an :
:.u
En
anils big Ha
uls., strongly
nmpetilion with the
■s will have
he
i, t tn the British in 1924.
u. vssfully enter on a
vitli Ameri
"We cannot
on
e our population
resources," this
our
-ontmues:
ts have put another
fin of the League
Unless this policy is repttd
> more than
to keep America out
if
of
nail in the
It
ry
, j
■ her full powers of military and ,
,
,val defense, draw ng the South A
Nat
in tad at oi
it
ing
,f the League, to impel her to a po
itn-al and econo
ie isolation, devol
states into a Ban Ameri un
man
in, fatal to the larger international
, and depriving the broken eotin
e of the economic and
financial aid that they badly need, and
that only the trade and credit of A
vay lies neith
can supply.
mei
recovery, nor
lor eion
vhieh apologizes for
the reader the painful
f an Anglo-American war
rightly
considered
hich is
not
of us," considers
if mine
thinkable by
that under existing conditions
nst
submarine warfare, the British
and
:ure it. twice as big as it is,
American wa
eonlil not venture inti
or could the Americans, with
the number of dreadnoughts
le rs,
thrice
approach the
venture ti
they pi
British coasts."
Incidentally, the Saturday Review
puts in a strong plea for the sale of
the West Indies by Britain to the
United States, in order to reduce the
British indebtedne
A merien,
erificing British trade in
t.
without s
iberlain's Cough Remedy.
t hi
This is a pleasant, safe and reli
icdicine for coughs and colds.
.
.
i
alilt
it Inis been in use for many years
those
and is held in high esteei
households where its good qualities
It is a favorite with
are best known.
i mothers
f young children, as it con
( tains no opium or other harmful drug,
fry it when you have need of such
a remedy.
I
\ Kendall of It la Bona,
Mr. V.
visitor in Greenwood yester
; day and paid The Daily Common
pleasant call.
! wealth a
Improved Cotton Seed
For Distribution
j
The Daily Commonwealth is in re
if a letter from Congressman
i B. G. Humphreys stating that the
Department of Agriculture now has
; new and improved strains of cotton
seed and that any farmer who wishes
to make an experiment with them
; "ill be sent a small package of the
' eeipt
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; seed.
■ill close on Feb- !
The distribution
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Ambition:
TIRED MEN and WOMEN
A who " k-el old before their time,"
who are languid, have no energy and
lack ambition - these are often sutFcrere
from kidney trouble.
Weak, overworked or diietaed kidney* are
indicated by *mbitionlew, always tired, nenrout
( diiion, by *allowneaa of akin and puffineaa
muaclet.
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,lcr eyes, backache, •riff ioinra.
rheumatic pain*.
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Ha
of tofferiai and naiaery.
!i. kidaeya and bladder and reatore to ,
U write,: wan, to ;
<. v i , i „c!tcr. Before 1 atarted to take Foley |
I'd!* \ could no* turn over in the bed I ,
fiVMSX oyer aud « |
ilht five to aia timet, tky ta.iiia doley
' i in- no ar.d able to - work '
.:< ri.ht at the
at
TEACHERS MET
HERE SATURDAY
Vote To Hold A Field Meet In Green
■ During
wood Some 1
The spring.
Association,
orthouse Sat
The County Teachers
whit h convened at the H
unlay voted to h i a County Field j
-hich a schools of Le- at
This |
Meet in
will participate,
held in the Spring, probably
fiure County
-ill be !
o the month of April.
11 field nn ■ « consist of dis
h of industri. work, declamation
f in* i
'
out of the coun- 1
of athletic coil
contests, ali kinds
:ests and manv other features
terest.
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Many visitors fi ■
'
are expected to he in attendance
atu , n , Ut . h jnU , r , manifested in
tin Field Meet I
The meeting urdny was attend- j
d by represent;i: from practical-j er
the county, des- ;
lav. The program
everv school
.
to the rainy <
which was rendered was excellent and
, meetings proving most pro
I
table to the teachers.
A TONIC
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drove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores |got
v by Purifying and j
Energy and Vital:
you feel ils J
Whe
Enriching the Bio-I
strengthening, invii: rating effect, see how |
the cheeks and how i of
S1
brings color to
improves the appetite, you will then ,
appreciate its true tonic value.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply j w
Hon and Quinine - suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it. The blood j
needs QUININE In Purify it and IRON to !'
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor
ating Effect, 60c
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Mr. J. E. Lewis, the well known
Nurseryman of this city, made a bus
iness trip to Rttleville today, where
has his nursery located.
Constipation.
Constipation of the bowels is a
stoppage of the sewerage system that
removes waste matter from the body.
is as necessary that your bowels
move regularly once each day, to car
off this waste, as it is that the
waste pipes of your home be kept
open and carry off the waste from
(he house. If you would enjoy good
, , , _...
health, keep your bowels regular by
taking Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed.
M. W. Connolly
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Died Yesterday
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Associated Press
MEMPHIS. Jan. 10—Hon. Michael!
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W. Connolly, who was one of the most \
prominent newspaper men of the
country, died here yesterday ntorn -1
ing. Mr. Connolly was stricken with!
paralysis about three years ago and
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his death had been expected for sev- j
oral days.
Mr. Co
oily came to Memphis
ars ago and was asso
about 40
dated with the Memphis Avalanche.
For the past fifteen years he has
been the managing editor and edi
torial writer of the News-Scimitar.
Before this time he was connected
also with the Memphis Commercial
Appeal. His career for the last thir
ty years was a part of the life and
growth of this city.
666 breaks a cold quicker
than any remedy we know.
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Mr. F. P. Fox arrived in Greenwood
lust night front Cairo, 111., on a bus-
iness trip. His many friends were
pleased to see him again.
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To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The ht'dUnc i-fT.-i ! of Hayes' Healing Honey in
side the throat coinhinad with the healing effect of
e*s O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores of
the skin soon stops a cough.
Both
ost of the combined treatment is 39c.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
HEADING HONEY.
cartna and the
packed in
lies
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Mrs. A M. Bayne and children left
yesterday for Natchez for an extend
ed visit.
cures bruises, ;
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Of Cotton Ginned ;
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10—Cotton
ginned prior to January 1st. amount
, , ' _. „ , , ,,
td to 11,5,,.),.30 running bales the
Rub-My-Tism
cuts, burns, sores, tetter, etc.
Report Of Amount
Associated Press
Census Bureau announced.
The ginnings to January 1st last
year, were 10.008,920 running bales.
The ginnings this year included, Ar
kansas 959,854; Mississippi 820,884;
Tennessee 261,416.
lUbltual Constipation Cured
In 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is s specially
pr^rexl SyrupTonSc-Laxativ«forH-bUu^l
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should l>e taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
«•Aguiar action. It Stimul.te. snd
Regulates. \ ery Pleasant to Take. • 6uc
per bottle.
MEMPHIS MAN HAS
REGAINED HEALTH
Tanlac Set Him Right Four
Ago And Has Kept Him In
Good Shape Ever Since.
Say
S
Years
"1 can recommend Tanlac and am
glad to do so," said S. H. Hurdlow, a
residing
j well-known Memphis man,
at 177 East street, Memphis, Term.,
| "for the medicine set me right four
and has kept me in good
years ago
shape ever since.
"Some years ago," he continued, "I
lost my appetite, began to feel all
down and soon realized that my
i usual good health was gradually fail
' ing. My food did not agree with me,
1 suffered more or less from indiges
nd was not eating enough to
run
turn
keep my strength, 1 also .suffered
I from a sluggish liver and my nerves
j were not normal. My sleep was nev
er sound and 1 always got up in the
; mornings with that tired wornout
feeling.
until I saw I must get something to
I set me right or a complete breakdown
would be the results. So at the ur
tquest of my sister-in-law I
t bottles of Tanlac and felt
"My condition kept getting worse
| gent
|got tw
j good results almost from the first
Well, it was only a short time
J dose.
| until my appetite was fine, all signs
i of indigestion had disappeared and I
feeling like my old self again.
S1 am still enjoying splendid health,
, wa s
j w hirh I attribute to Tanlac, as I al
j
!'
j ways take a course pf two or three
' bottles in the spring to keep me right.
Tanlac builds nte up so that I am able
to stand the strain of my work and
still feel good when the day is over.
My experience with it has been so
satisfactory that I ant glad to re
commend it to anyone in a run-down
condition."
Tanlac is sold in Greenwood by all
leading druggists.
Will Neely Taken
To Penitentiary
The Supreme Court affirmed the
decision in the case of the State vs
Will Neely, negro who was charged
with killing a negro woman and then
having thrown her body into the Pel
lucia Bayou, east of Greenwood about
Neely was sentenc
two years ago.
ed to a life term in the penitentiary.
He was taken to Parchman yester
: day to commence serving his term
I Will has been a trusty at the conn
| ty jail and has given good service
I to Deputy Sheriff E. H. Crippen. An .
till be made to secure a par-1
effort
j don for him.
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Worth Considering.
| The question is not so much how
you contract a cold, but how to get
rid of it with the least loss of time
and inconvenience. If you will con
sider the experience of others under
similar circumstances, who have been
most successful in checking their
colds, in their beginning, you will se
cure a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy without delay, and use it
faithfully. There are many families
who have used this preparation suc
cessfully for years and hold it in high
esteem. It is excellent.
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THE ROTARIANS DISCUSS THE
INSURANCE QUUESTION.
The insurance question as it af
fects business was discussed by the
members of the Rotary Club at their
weekly luncheon yesterday at noon.
An effort was made to analyze the
situation and through united plans
work out a solution of the problem.
Talks on this subject were made by
Messrs. John Ashcraft, W. R. Hum
phrey, George Wilson, Jr., and J. W.
Quinn.
About an 80 per cent attendance
was present. The members welcom
ed several of their number back to
the weekly gatherings, who had been
absent on account of sickness and
some of them out of the city and
the meeting yesterday was a thor
oughly enjoyable occasion.
A splendid lunch was served.
a
of
in
of
of
Mr. and Mrs. Steele Crow and little
daughter of Fitler, Miss., are visit
ing friends and relatives in Green
wood.
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; * You Do More Work, i
You are more ambitious and you get mure
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have a very depressing effect on
, ! the system, causing weakness, laziness.
; n * rv0U9 »e»a and sickness.
| JROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening, invigorating effect, see
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GR0VE . S TASTELESS Chm TON1C
is not a patent medicine, it it simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it The
blood needs Quinino to Purify it and IRON
to Enrich it These reliable tonic prop
erties never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-five years ago, foika
would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S
TASTELESS Chili TONIC when a
member of their family had Maluria or
needed a body-building, strength-giving
tonic.*The fonnr'r is just the same to
day, and you cat get it from any drug
•tore. 60c per bottle.
but
6uc
MISS. DELTA GET
_ nirai0
TWO 01 WELLS
Indications Look Like Both Wells
Will Be Good Pro
ducers.
Hurling oil 50 feet over the derrick,
the big Misisippi Delta Oil Company's
well on section 24-46-64 in the Osage
field was
has settled down to a production
which is estimated near the 500 bar
rel mark. This well was drilled in
last fall, and has been on the jump
since that time. It is 1550 feet deep,
and during the weeks that it has
pumped continued to slacken until
it had been lowered to about two
shot" last Saturday, and
barrels daily.
The "shot" was made Saturday and
the oil was hurled 50 feet above the
derrick, approximately 100 barrels
before the workers could
escaping
get control of the flow and cap the
well. Monday it was opened to clean
it out, and again the pressure was re
leased, with a-roar the big well went
into the air and considerable diffi
culty was experienced before control
could be gained.
The production of the well, which
is estimated by oil men at 500 bar
rels daily, places it among the best
holes in the Osage field for produc
tion. The drill was sunk in a 15-foot
strata of oil soaked sand. The well
is located on the same section with
the big gas well, which perhaps more
than any other well, has benefitted
the development of the field, supply
ing both light and power for many
of the companies operating within a
area. The big gasser is still holding
up.
No. 3 well of this company which
was brought in two weeks ago, will
be "shot" as soon as preparations
completed by the 'shooters," who
are now in the field. The bits en
tered a strata of oil sand in this well
estimated at 43 feet.—Newcastle,
Wyoming, News-Journal, Jan. 6, 1921.
are
Since publication of the above on
January 6th, Mr. O. L. Kimbrough,
Secretary & Treasurer of the Missis
sippi Delta Oil Co., has received the
following telegram for the General
Manager of the company in regard
to well No. 3:
"Osage. Wyo., Jan. 8, 1921.
Shot in number three well. Great
Oil went a hundred feet
success.
he the biggest well in field.
more than pleased with both wells.
I now consider this lease. very val
iover top of derrick. It is going to
I am
. company is a sure winner. My hearty
congratulations to all stockholders.
(Signed) T. W. La Fleiche."
This company is composed of citi
zens of Leflore and Sunflower Coun
It is my opinion that our
uable.
ties, and controls approximately 25,
000 acres of oil lands.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druscista return' money if PAZO OINTMENT fat
to cure 1 whin*, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Plies, and you
restful s'-ep after the first application. P
net w
Mr. S. G. Wilson left today for a
trip to Chicago and Grand Rapids on
business for the Wilson Furniture
Co.
To break a cold take 666.
Mr. Lloyd DeLoach left last night
for Greenville on a business trip for
the Henderson & Baird Hardware Co.
Bilious Headache.
When you have a severe headache,
a disordered stomach and constipa
tion take three of Chamberlain's Tab
lets . They will correct the disorders
of the liver and bowels, effectually
curing the headache.
Mr. D. P. Rickitts left this afternoon
for Drew, Miss., to look after his
planting interests.
"Cold In the Head"
la an acuta attack of Naial Catarrh. Par*
»on» who are subject to frequent "coMi
in tha head" will find that the uaa of
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will
build up tha Syatem, cleans* tha Blood
and render them >•• liable to cold*
Repeated attack* of Acute Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la tak
en Internally and acta through tha Blood
on the Mucoua Surfaces of th* Syitem.
All Drugdste 75c. Testimonials free.
110*00 for any rale of catarrh that
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will not
cure.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Mr. E. J. Hines of Cruger,
business visitor in Greenwood
terday.
was a
yes
in
in
it
a
or
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ju.nine and docs not cause ncryousncsti noi
ilupin* in head. RcmeraUer the lull name
for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
30 c
Mr. R. W. Wright of MinterCity,
was a visitor in Greenwood yesterday
afternoon and paid The Daily Com
monwealth an appreciated call.
To prevent a colfr take 666.
Mr. P. L. DeLoach returned home
yesterday front a business trip to
St. Louis in the interest of the W.
T. Fountain store.
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h,il!£v l ! d £ n wUh Wo ™« h »™ un
healthy color. Which indicates poor blood, end as
8torn ach disturbance.
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|arly for two or three weeka will enrich the blood.
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ml—Ii? 1 ™ a! th ' w ^ olc 're'em. Nature wUI then
tnnnrfhre < hMnh e —urmii, and the Child will be
io perfect health. Pleeoaot to taka. 60c per bottle.
given regn
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Remains Are Interred fta J
Honors In Coil, Ce new J
Carroll Couatj. 1
The remains of Lieut. * .
cost, who sacrificed hie ft,,
country, were laid to rest in *
Cemetery this afternoon at l
following a military fuj^
conducted by the Penteeo«,
Carrollton, assisted by the n
Post of the American Legion
Many friends gathered at (
Hope Church to honor the,
of this soldier, whom thi
known and loved. His life
worthy of emulation,
by Rev. W. O. Humbaker,
the funeral service and pay J
lant soldier a glowing tribal, I
sweetly rendered bj, h
under the direction of Mri 1
Jumper of Rose Hill. |
Scores of friends wended tw,
to Coila Cemetery and amy w
sorrow and heavy hearts, rttA
witnessed the military obseml
The pall-bearers were menb«
the Carrollton American Legiy|
and the casket draped in tie j
and Stripes was reverently Id
by his comrades and friends, '
Lieutenant Pentecost tend
France with the Fourth Dnj
13th Field Artillery, Company!
the Fall of 1918, he bocama IS
pneumonia and his death occur
November 5th, 1918. He walk
at Limoges, France, but it
desire and purpose of hil
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pentec
his remains should be bmp
to his native country and laid b
near loved ones and friends. :
The remains did not anji
Greenwood until 8:20 Sundays
ing and the funeral was poth
until today. The body was a
panted from New York by ft
Weathersby, who served as ni
escort.
sic was
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Mr. Lee Lanham of CltrkddM
Mr. Louis Robbins of Cleveiutl
rived in Greenwood yesterday Itll
noon for a brief stay here. ]
To Cure a Cold In 0 m Dq
Tate LAXATIVE BROMO QUIKTNE CT«*k«lj
•tops the Cough sod Headache sod atdttt
Cold. E.W. GROVE'S slgnatureMHatUll
Mr. F. P. Pleasants, Jr., of 1
City, was a business visitor tol
na yesterday.
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Mr. E. N. Kearney was t
visitor here today from his pi
home near Money. ,
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NOTICE OF BOND SAUlj
The Board of Supervisor! M
flore County, Mississippi, will 4
for sale and sell to the fciffc'M
best bidder for cash $300,0001
Improvement Bonds, on TlW
FEBRUARY 8TH, 1921, at tM
of 12 o'clock, Noon; and aaidll
of Supervisors will also offer *1
at said time *30,000 bonda of t*j
don Consolidated School D' 1 **!
Said sale will be made is
fice of said Board at the court *1
in the City of Greenwood. WJ
Board reserving the right
any and all bids. !
This January 10, 1921. j
A. R. BEW,
NOTICE TO CONTRACT
The Board of SuperviW*'■
flore County, Mississippi, wJ
the rn*
bids or proposals- on
day of February, 1921, (° r ^
the public road from CaW
to Holmes County Line, apjj*
ly 2.75 miles, according to F
specifications on file.
This January 10, 1921
A. R. BEW, p
INTENTIOlCPj
BOARD OF SUPERVISE®
PURCHASE ROAD GRA
NOTICE OF
CEMENT AND LU
i\
The Board of Supervi*® 1 ^
flore County, Miss., will i**'
in fc* 11
1921, for 75,000 tons of rodjj
1,000 sacks of cement, aad " .
lamb*!' -
and bn#
on the first Monday
of Oak and Cypress
on the public roads
This January 10, 1921- .
A. R. BEW,
FIRE ON HOWARD
The dwelling owned by •®
Stein on East Howard strs * ' ,
the Quinn Drug Co., sm * ^
land Greenwood Co.,
this morning about 4:30
damage is estimated b#*""
and three thousand dolls 1 *
started at the rear of th*
t
Cafe
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the origin is unknown,
ing was occupied by Mr
prietor of the Southern