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VOL. XXV
ELLIS VILLE, MISS.. SAIT K] ) A V. AUGUST J<». 1905.
NO. *29.
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Water Supply
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CANDICE E. CARTER'S 5 j
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SCHOOL, t
Contractor for both large and
etnftll purposes.
Tubular wells with 2 & ,'t inch
pipe. Bored wells with 8
inch terracotto pipe.
Agent for Wind Mills, Gnsso
line and hot air engines,
and all kinds of pumps.
t t "27 VKAK8 EXPERIENCE.
; ' R. A. Lambert,
! ! Mobile, Win.
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PRIMARY AND
ADVANCED WORK
tion
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Æ TWELFTH YEAR «
% OPENS SEPT. 11, 1905. f
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R,™ SCHOOL
PLARVILLE
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the
Thorough Courre* in LihTiiry
Hr»n. h«-*. Miuic, Klooution.
B<M>k-k«n>inK, Bhorthand, Tele
graphv. Typewriting, etc.
Steam Heat, Sleetrir LighU,
W«pt Work», Hot snd Cold
Bath*.
F.sirUsntli e Visio n h-yin. Sep.
,Mi»'bcr 6th, 1-06
tlie
ing
W. I. THAMES, Prin.,
MRUtVILLC. MIS*.
KILL«* COUCH
h>CUREtw LUWC8
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Free Trial.
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t5SôÂx~ a>d um« non
mwlOKiriACK.
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Air». 1 'razer bought ^üiih* gingham
To make a Christi*«» dre»«,
Slie wore it quite a little
Then 'twas shortened for Mie»
Ties».
Heame wore it alid she wore it,
Till It began lo Iray,
Tbeu her thrifty mother turned it,
Add made it up for May.
May wore it all one winter cold,
The dainty little inouee.; •
Then in the spring Twa» fashioned
In the cutest Kuasiaii blouse.
And eo the goods was
Uy manly Ha by Paul,
Aud still there wan eiiOicient lelt
To dress bi» favorite doll. •
The dolie wore and wore the drees,
'Till l.ere sawdust all got spilt.
j Then grandma cut the pieces
Into patches for her limit.
the
worn again,
the
Chief Kugiueer Steveus, of the
'Gold Brick'
Canal Com tniätion,
lia* announced tliat hi* tirât atten
h.
die
tlie
tion upon adHiitning hi* new dudes
will t>e devoted to the monquito.
Kemarkable indeed!
ex
it the Chief
Jingnicer must iissuui* control of
the sanitary worn upon tlie Isth
■mas, llien will some one kindly
form us what the duties ot tlie
Health board are': H F.ngineer rMe
vens must spend bis time investi
gating the mosquito, while other
mem bet s of the commission are in
volved in pretty quarrels and. all
running alter red tape, and while
the ball-paid American employees
are leaving Panama in disgust or
bought otf by the traus-coutiuental
railroads, then wlio is going to look
after tlie actual construction work
Wlio is moving
All well informed men
know that the atibstituiion of tlie
Panama route for the Niuraguu
route, which was accomplished by
Mark Manila in the L'nited Slates
ol
in
T
01
lief
upon the canal?
the dirt?
ere
Senate, was a distinct victory for
tlie transcontinental railroads,
whose owners vastly prefer the Pan
ama route in the events, the warn
ing which was sounded by the Dem*
ocratic senators at tile time of this
change becomes most significant.
The Republican» were told that tbi»
change of route» »JI intended to
defeat the building of a canai. The
discovery lias been made that every
important canal official selected by
President Roosevelt has come from
among tlie officials ot the transcon
tinental railroads, Engineer Stevens
being the last man to deprive those
benevolent corporations of hie val*
liable aervicea.
Hi
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ty
Dont forget the Jones County
Fair. Its going to be the htggeat
idling Jones County ever had.
Thousands of people will be there.
:
In a short time {^ir country will
probably heur u greut de-iloboul «f. j
other *'conalructtv4* recea«' a "m9
age steal,*',
lia» again announced that cougxj^f
will be con ve neu in extra «««*» J
oo No vein be
4*»ot
i'l I Mdent
/tJOSe v I
11 ih. .ibout thicJ
week* m advance «9 tin. n guiar cf,*
8ion.
A si till* I» to be .1 •■jung" pq-»
hum, witJi no , ag«* limn" p j c - >r 1 i » cjti , !
the Dece«s*ity fut thist «Bort r .^a|
HCH«ioo i* nul made u|'parent to t
HM1UIÏ.I
ordinary ixnud, and in the light ol
Mr. koowevcll rt la-t extra
tiieijm-tion UT) iiMlm.tlly -n.«t
win tiicre be anoibi
"1 on -il m. tj ve i
•lieme
the purpose ot
uuional 1 1 a >ui \ • I .
1
Ubiiig
- Ulll ap
rtcei
the 1
proxumiting #200,UOU?
wa* originated at the
Congre»* by Mr.
Secretary ui State,
»inn tive rece*®''ot euri e 1 In-tween
ol til©
1 I» Irt
iu*t »et- Hi ou
hhliu Koul, now
anj thiM ci
noon ol one d»y and
h. une day. at tile exp;ratiuu ui tue
e»»ion and tlie begiiiniu^ of
die régalai -e-Hiou, and .mlnmgii
tlie members did not ieave me liall
ellort w,»h
1 mil
•cc»a , '
Unit purpa»e.
clieiue received the endorae*
tuent oi me A J rei
ex 11 *
ol
re preae natives ,
made to vote them.-el. es
xli
cage fee*, the "v oubu
ctive
being declari d 1 <ji
T he
dent, aud notice
01 .Hr. kooHcveil'n int iilion lo call
congre«» in oxtra -c-v-nm on Nov«
ember 11th In*.« given n- - the be
lief that the mileage .«leal in to be
again attemplsd
A VVanhingb
diHpacth to the
Picayune *a> » that secretary VVil
»ou'h rc»iguaiiou .il any time will
occasion no surpris... ■ . , one t.i
milisr with Kuoscveil - methods.*
When this t.Aer ol le
■ at. s left the
cabinet to throw m protecting
wing over the equitable po. > hold
ere he carried with hun Mr
Kouse
veil's "i hereby certify Ih >t he
tllidCHt
I»
VV lieu public «- ntiruciit
demanded Unit Looiui* liie
*iate department, the Un Bi leijt «hi
Higned him the important duty of
inspecting the American « ou«*ulute*
Hi Europe, ami tue I'lendent now
lia h Alt «nicy General Moody travel
iug over the countiv try mg to cx
plaiu tbe "Kvosevelt method."
t»g»r B. karrar and E. D. .Satin
er s two prominent ciUzena ol New
Orleans expressing their views
through The 'it mes- Democrat, de
mand that *.ne grand jury thorough
ly investigate tne charge that the
health authorities refused to prompt
ty report tbe appearance ot yellow
teyar u» that city.
.'Proceeding ('f the âuglllt Term;
j l'.*05.
Gi.m.wal Iown For Me
ew Suuth-Xcws, I riming * . I IU
brooms lor
i-:. f. iiiiiingt
school
J . VV. liroukr -.iiiitury work i 16
1'. \V. Collins.lumber lot cem.fc_ Ja
. , t^OA
salary J uly . . 26 <» i
Alary July
> 60
elary .
VV . V . VV a I le 1 h.
!
J. W. He va 11
it. VV. lJuatiri. keeping «
•rry July.
A in oh JoMiati, ex •Titln: 10
vice* July. ...
M >1. n.
fcJâ uo
©me
10 OU
> no
dtice n ut tor
Alignai . .......
i ^ ^ • W alte 1 «, |.ei diem
It. I . Kerrill, per diem .
j A. (uilhn, gper diem.
li. ». l ucker, per diem
J. A. Tinnon, per diem.. .
Ige, per diem
Aiiioh Jordati. per diem....
. 12 W)
2 hi)
2 >y>
2 öü
2 *0
2 I Hi
2 00
. 2 hi)
it. 1«. h
Total
$12t bU
HTKLK l r L NLa.
Lowry Lumber C<
for HtreetH.
W. i'ooi, lumber lor *treet«%
{ ha* j U
J, VV. Lev all aalar>
coinmiMHloner. .
lumber
•T 1 s 0
it 00
10 .UA
.1 n worn on Hi roe ti
nt reel
6 00
Total
WATER WORK* BOND FUND.
Hranity Granite Oo:,
work* .
Cun HrKlge^A iron VV ork«
water
VV. h. Wilcox »alary **iigiiieet i^> Od
VV . M. Kapp wat'j w'fjrkt ...
Total .
10
.1 t»*r
1 r >2l OU
1120 1.0
K rt
r kj7J 80
ELfcC l Kit. LIGHT HMi.
A. 1. Whitney «alary July 10» U0
J. 1 J i-tdaie for poll«
F. L. Wattou
John futile- helper, at plant 2 *JU
k. C. Scaggs t-aiary engineer 5 *|00
Will Audi*r»oii »alary iiit*mau •)> 0U
Laurel .^lachine & Foundry
Co., work for plant. 4
Fountain Minim- Co., mdae.
lor plant.. .
Electric »apply Uo., md«e.
lor plant..
F. J. Ulmer, md-e tor pian|.. 1
A'ill VanHiy ke -aiary teamster <i0 ÜÜ
New South New» printing. 2
Total
la.uo
rk st plum ».ns
23 U0
H 7d
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RKCAPlTCbATiOM.
Water works bond fund
General town fund. 123 tf.i
street Fund_
Electric Light Fund.
Grand total ...
I Amo» Jordan Town Clerk of Ellls
vilie Mies., oo hereby cartlfy tb»t tbe
foregoing is (rue and correct from tbe
minute«.
f.'407'.l so
M to
Jso 6tf
- »-J610 is
Amo* Jo* na», Clark.
Pity, but what common sense and
discriminating judgement, cannot
and prevail, in
sicud of brute lorce and cowardice,
lA yellow lever time».
bave «oint* «bow
!!
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Jones j
COUNTY
Fair
OPENS -—
September i
19 , 20 , 21 . AND 22 . I
1905 .
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Your Happy home
t
LOW MUSIC
Buy a
PIANO
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ANU HAKE YOUR
HOHE HAPPIER.
Perhaps yon dont know how we sell Pianos— the
prices, terms ol payment, etc. We will be
than gdad to tell you about these things if you will
drop us a card .
more
THE
À. Gressett Music House,
Meridian, -
Mississippi. "
Front
Street
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