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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
Contempt of Court.

Philadelphia North American: The
Court-"What do you mean, sir, by de-
nying your IDENTIFY" The Prisoner
81 didn't want it generally known that
| was in such bad company"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
Sweden's New Navy.

Sweden is building a new navy. Its
sixth ship of the new type, the Niord.
is receiving its gun and final equip
ment. 1t is a coast-defense vessel Of
$500 tons.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
The Cornfed Philosopher.

While it can not be denied that all
men are liars" said the Cornfed Phil
osopher, yet not all liars are mem
indianapolis journal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
Not SO Modest.

Friend suppose you consider Chi
cago the eighth wonder of the world?
Chicagoan-No, indeed! / consider II
the first.--Puck.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14

Chicago Tribune; What's the mat
ter, old fellow"
I'm afraid I've got to the end OF my
rope, dear boy. Two years ago 1
tradsd my riding nag for bicycle;
last year ] had no trouble in trading
the L:syrie for a golf outfit, and now
I'd like to trade the golfing outfit for
an automobile, and / cawn't."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
A New and Original Lie.

Mr.. Chubb (inishing yarn)-"It took
me forty-seven minutes to land it
weighed twelve pounds"
Mr.. Roach-"Well, where is it?"
Mr.. Chubb-"Oh, as it was so hot,
and had long way to walk, threw
II back"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
OUR BUDGET OF FUN
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL,
AND SELECTED.

A Variety of Jokes, Gibes and Ironiess,
Original and Standardization ana
Jetsam from tho Tide of Humor--
witty Sayings.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-14
CHAPTER XVI

little maid in blue cotton gown
and white muslin cap was picking
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
gro HE'LL WITH THE PEOPLE"

The above startling and emf
nently improper remark Is credit
cd to "a youthful but promising
disciple" of Governor McLanrln
and was uttered, it is said. before
the executive committee Of Shar-
key county.
There are mutterings OF seduc'
ton, privy conspiracy and rebel
lion in Sharkey. The bosses OF
TINT stronghold of McLaurinism
are trying to run things with
rather too high a hand "Shar-
key in the Yicksbmg Herald
laws bare a condition Of things in
his county which is little short OF
appalling. He cites example at
ter example, names and
places-in which citizens have
been arbitrarily disfranchiscd, or
as arbitrarily enfrancnlsed, tQr Il"
other reason than that they would
vote against or for McLourin.
The correspondent OF the Herald
sums up his rraignment by say
ing:
"The lex viyendi of Sharkey
county seems to be that If a citI
zen has not gumption enough tC
vote as required by the family,
he had better not worry hlmsel.
about voting at all. >
The methods of "the family
are pretty well known. 1t IS no
surprising that in a county Iik'
Sharkey, which they hold in The
l hollow of their hand, they should
use the most despotic means OF en-
: forcing theirauthority. The only
: wonder is that the people submit
! to it. For the honor and eredi
? of Sbarkey 1t is to be hoped tn
+, Herald's correspondent Is RICH
{ when he says.
nThe artists Of this job are al
c ready beginning to hear the Duz
t and whirr of the coming storn
e of popular Indignation ragln'
5 throughout the three larger dis
= tricts of the county, a storm o
= which they can never gain con
d troll. Even if they hasten to und
c their work, they cannot postpon
v their own undmng That IS al
h ready accomplished.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
TIE NAVAL SCANDAL.

D...... u,;s, Sna;r wos not u
...I,,l,. o,I,,,.;a,s aeair INIT
- ''' - ,,,,. navy, was really
..tl,,,as, ho ,r,nd of The
l:-.I1,f,,1 g.,,.j.bios hetween the
s,.ioaIyaf q..hIpe and Sampson
1900 a.., r,,iag tbe prestige
a,ino5 a,. rbe ae.rle of santiago
800. ..z o. ticula.ly ininr-
.,.,,. 4...ul Given the I'M
.,nato controversy by the fact
,bat tha NAVY Department has
shown 81 spirit Of favoritlsm and
nart;olIfv to Sampson, and even
an appued, desire to persecute
Schley and force MIN into com
parative obscur.tvt or the purpose
o+ aggrar Hsr- IT. sayorite. After
tla bait af santiago sampson,
fa spite @. the te that the VIC
gogv was w5a p, 5cn,ey, was pro
noted above him. Congress and
the nation refused to confirm or
recognize the promotion, and the
Naval Department was forced to
restore the two officers 10 their rel
atiye places and give schley pre-
cedence over SampSon. But even
in face of the veryiccc Of tue whole
neo77le and scbley's clear ri vt
IN the nosition. Samson is given
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24

Section / BE it known thai s CasleII
Morris Levy, J. ii. Levy, Nj. Conn anu ~
Brautey, and such other persons rs may D.ll
after become associated with them, S;
they are hereby created body polltie anu u
porate under the name and style OF the bsi1
Oil Company.
Section 2 The purpose and business y
corporation shall be the manufacture a1a
Of crude and refined oils from cotton seeui
ton seed meal, cake, hulls, and all otnsi
duets and articles Of commerce arising
the manufacture of cotton seed. AND asS
conduct Of 4 general cotton ginnery In con
ton with said oil works, and the ssOhi's
material necessary and incidental 20 suua a,
ness And to this end they are apliyi.,ss,s
purchase raw material, and eonuucs M
ginning business, and generally, TO 70 %
all things that may be necessary or ibetS
10 the business OF manufacturing oil snI
ming cotton and 1t may own sullc .sSs'
estate IN the State of Mississippi or else .ns
for the conduct of such business anu Ia
rage of material and products. Ana so'T
porai onis hereby vested with an w
and authority Conferred on cOtporhtlous
conduct Of its business as herein Wes.
by the provisions of Chapter . OF me A AZ Nj
Code Of 1872 of the Laws of MISSISSIPPI"
Amendments thereto. a oorn
Section J.. Ibe capital stock oil sun hi
----~@iv-hva Thousand wv
tioa shah De se,o.... --.- ,.t,ilarsa
divided into shares ofOne hundred uo ,ig Ia
and when Ton Thousand Dollars CT sli'
stock shall have been subscribed auJ NJ
cash, ~ it's equivalent in pfopeN ~ .,,lihisa
alton may organize and commerce. ~ Hhad
Section The management o. w coBau
Affairs of said corporation shall Ve m
by a Board of Directors composer VtteIbd
sons, one of whom need not be srnSstlt
A majority OF said Board shail o9 gnsss,
quo um for the transaction OF Du.niss.
said Board may pass az neeess.,dS ,,sa,,nenie
calporniian. select It's officers 81 v.hsll
their duties and compensation, h"Ib no an
common seal and may Htei
pleasulc ..id.r des
sell his or her stOck, OF any par l'uroof 10
She ohali give reasonable notiee w ihalpfe
Boatd OF DIRECTORS who all tihpts rchase
shall have the preference IN wy w u,tSoas
same, aud pay therefor out OF tle .rr,rGbasel
corporation, aud the stock so tnnard
be cancelled should the salu pptock
rcctors decline TO purchase SAL AR Of
all things being equal, hsll hi
bnldels, us the case may oe' .iock,
preference in The purchase o. sAl"
sil other persons or corporation corpl
Sectiou6 The dondcile OF sa' y. theu
shall be the Yillage Of Belzonij tis.issipgi
"r Washington, aud state o. -S,iiaasfds
lts corporate existence may os..'.-
ii hitr years this
secionf. After tho approval o. ,,, ,r n
hy the Governor said corporaueli ~ 81
npnu ihtet DAYS NOTICE rom am yy'rird
coTporgtors 10 lhe others. OF niH''s
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
HIS Lie Was Saved.

Mr.. ]. L. Lily, Il prominent citizen
uannibal, No, lately had a wonderful
dc iycrance from a I4.., '.',''' '''1U'i' -
tsl,ine Of it he says: 81 was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became hard
eaed, was 50 weak couldn't even
sit ~ Ia bed, Nothing helped me
I expected to Son die with consqmp-
ton when heard Of Dr.. King'r New
Discovery. One bottle gave great re-
lief. continued to use it, and now am
well and strong | can't say too much
i'm its praise. This marvellous medl-
cine il the surest and quickest cure in
tho world for all Throat ana Lung
Trouble. Regular size 80 cents and
81 90. Trial bottle free at Flnlay.s
Drug store, every bottle guaranteed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
LEGALIzED NOMINATIONS .


In the current Annals of the
American Academy OF Political
and Social Science, primary cleo
ton laws are discussed by Walter
j. Branson. His conclusions are
that the tendency is to make bal
lot primaries under the regular
elect; nnmachinery mandatory upon
political parties ~ ~ law lie says
that naming candidates by "''lo''
however. is not practical as a real
expression Of the will of the voters
without several successive ballots,
which of course, is not possible
He asks. therefore, if il is not
possible to devise a system Which
viii insure the election of truly
representative convention 1t is
pointed out that primary legisla-
ton has not yet attempted to 90
more than guarantee the honest
casting and counting Of ballots
and also that general selection
of candidates at ballot primaries
/ in itself is uninteIligent, and that
there must be private primaries or
meetings in advance to guide the
official casting Of ballots.
To get at the real problem Of
! the primary ii is necessary to cut
loose from discussions of methods
and realize that the basis of good
nominations for Office is wholly
matter of the good citizens turn
Itng out. There is no other way
except the coercion Of conventions
to make good nominations for year
of the independent voter at the
election. This is only an influence
of occasions. That the mob prl-
mary has been @bandoned in Kan
sas City, long ago, and the ballot
primary adopted, has not pro
l,oc4 tde ASSURANCE Of good nomi.
nations. The v, 10" at the primary
n r A. 'ts-,nd
citizens" turn out they don't know
who to vote for. The only prac
teal effect has been to abolish the
scandals Of the mob primaries
which, however, we're interesting
and formed an important item Of
public entertainmentanddIy diversion.
To answer the question of the
American Academy of Polltica.
Science. as TO how may he assured
! truly representative convention,
involves pointing out the only
trace OF error IN the Academy's|
article On primary legislation.
The conventions, Is now assem-
bIed, arc truly representative.
" bat the Academy really wishes
to learn Is how a convention may
he assured representing only the
highly intelligent and moral men,
bers of a political party. That
question involves the whole prob
lem 0f good government.-Kansas
City Star
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
1RounLE IN rnn rRANsVAAL,

Thu Tumsyaal is % tract of fer
{ le nd situated IA 20 temperate
c mate and comprising an area
aDoa equal TO that Of Illinois, In
oian. and Ohio combined 1t eon-
t,ins the best hand and richest
mineral deposits in South Africa
Years ago, the Dutch Beers set
tied Natal and the kailir country
As the English came in and IN
creased in numbers the Beers
''trebled' to the TransyaaL that
is. they hitched up their oN wag-
on- and moved bag and baggage
to chat region, which was then
unsettled save by the native
RIDES, and countless herds of wild
,easls roamed the rjch river val
.lsys and magnificent woods. The
Beers reduced the natives to a
condition of practical slavery,
cleared and cultivated the country,
and discovered It's great mineral
and agricultural value. Here, as
soon rs the way was blazed, the
English followed Year by year
they have increased in numbers in
the Transyaal. until at the present
time, the white population mum
bers about $50, 600, Of which only
$4,000 are Beers, the remainder
being English, or "Outlanders,
as they are called by the Dutch.
There are therefore more thai
three outlanders to one Boer'
The Beers are brave, sturdy
ignorant and lntoLerant' They 40
solutely refuse to allow the Out
landers any voice in the govern
ment Of the country, OF the plNII
ego Of citizenship, while, compel
inc them to pay nine-tenths OF TIT
taxes. 1t is the old trouble OF tax
otion without representation. Ih,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
oNor WORTH WHILE "

,.Noorly n week has now passed
.ipeo Inc Governor of Mississippi |
WAS, apparently, convicted oy the
testimony of his own hand writing
of n deliberate and bra2en untruth'
In fine presence Of such n terrible
and shameful brand, he Is quotea
g doubtful if it be "worth WINE
10 reply. Herald.
II must strike southern men as
mos, extraordinary that it Is not
considered worth while to reply
TO ucharge Of deliberate falsehoou,
1t was not apparently considered
worth while by Governor Nc
| Laurin to reply TO the fetter OF the
Hon. Chas. Scott. II was not
considered by him to be worth
while to reply TO the charge OF the
| Miller pardon, until the pubIlca-
tion of Judge Coleman letter
When his shambling, shitty, non
commi.ta, cutie fish answer was
at last published, it was at once
evident why he was so Indifferent
.abou, replying to charges which
involved his truth and honor
In commenting on the amazing
and unprecedented spectacle OF
Southern man and a governor OF
the State of Mississippi who Is
apparently utterly oblivious tc
imperative demands on his honor
the Vicksburg Herald truthfulll
saws: "The Times-Democrat spec
iai complaccntly says the only I'M
portance that attaches to the mat
Ter seems to he the new question
of yeracity that hasYisen;
1t is quite true that the I'M
.vcracity feature of this ipclden
dominates all the rest. But unIes
the tone Of popular sentiment IL
the State has been wholly unstrun!
hv three years of McLaurnlsn
this does not comprise all Of "th
importance of 1t. D."
This is the true 'Importanc
that attaches to the matter. !
: Iisnot alone the individual sham
of A. j. McLaurin, man who !
, now pretty well accustomed t
hearing his yeracity arraigned an
= his honor aspersed, but it Is tn
shame of Mississippi and Of ever
man ia The commonwea!t
e1W .aLauua heads and repre-
sautz in the eyes Of the worb
must por,ake Of bis degradation
The action Of Washington oour
v tv. in condemnlng and repudiatln
e IMcLallriu and McLaurinism, wa
, wise and timely. 1t was the opl
n course left to show to the worl
: that one county Of Mississippi
d al least. was not a partaker in :"
course which has drought ridl
oIcuIe upon the State abroad an
.,...rs-4.,., ,,,o,, tho ritiZpns q
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
ri a EXCLUSION.

The great excursion 81 Ih' '' ~
ionaI Educational Association, -
California, under the charge Of
Stre Director Bass, will leave
st Louis on July 2nd. The fare
from stations on the |. c., Y. &
NJ ", and VI. & 0. railroa Is will
be $3.50 for the round trip, aud
tickets viii be good to return I'M
til Sept. 4tb. The places OF inter
est to be visited are Las Vegas,
Santa Fe. the Fortified Forest, the
Grand Canon Of the Colorado,
The Yosemite, San Franciso, Salt
Lake City, the magnificent city OF
the Rio Graude. Western and
Denver and Rio Grande railways,
Marshall Pass, Pixies Peak, the
Garden of the Gods, and Los
Angeles. A special Pullman sleep
er will run through from Yicks-
burg to Los Angeles. Rates per
double berth from GreenvilIe,
Memphis, or Nicksbnrg, 50. 80.
TLe rates are open TO all wh0w
to Join the excursion, and full par
ticulars can be obtained by APP
plying TO Mr.. l.. E. Bass, Green
vile, Mia
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive mdst keep her health. Ii shc
is weak, siekly aud all run down, she
VIE be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches. skin eruptions and wretch.
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world TO regulate
slomach, liver and kidnefs, and to
party the blood. II 9ives strong
ner e., bright-eyes, smooth, velvety
skin. rlch complexion. It.will make
A good-looking. charming woman OF a
run downinvalid. Only Is osnts at
Finlay's Drug St0rh,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
John A. Cannon,
Real Estate
Loans
Insurance
GREEN WILLIE, MISS.
33 POPzAB ST.

If you want any kind OF o have The price and terms
made to suit you.
If you want plantation Of any size in the Delta have it See
me- Improved or nimpoyed Terms and payments suit you
If you want borrow money have it. Terms and time to suit
and rates of interest
If YOU want insurance have 1.-THE very best
You have rents collect can collect them and will remit The
proceeds promptly
am satisfied that it will your before you
invest in any these things which have to sell I'll treat you right
and you money.
Come see me and lets talk may be mutually profitable
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
The Charter of Incorporation OF thu
Grcemille Cotton OH Mill and
Ginnery Company.

lst. J D smythe, Frank wolnenden, D
Smythe W h randolph and their associate
who my become stockholders, are hereby In
corrorated and created body corporate sn,
polite, TO be known by the name OF bl
:. GyepnyilIe Cotton Oil Mill and Ginnery Co =
the domicile OF said corporation TO be in A
City Of Greenyille, tale of Mississippi VIII
The light to establish branches and carry Oh ID
business at any other point or points in lh'
State
"a This corporation is created for the pW.
pose Of manufacturing oil of any kind, espee
tally cotton seed oil, fertilizers, soaps and
other al tieles Of commerce that can he MANI
featured from cotton seed, and for the purpOs.
Ofbuiiuing aud operating cotton ginnery ani
a cotton mill for the purpose OF manuisctunSl
cotton 20 ds, and with the right 10 refine VI
crude products OF The mill
Sd The capital stock of said c0rp0rsllo,
shall be $50 600 90, which can he increased n
q vote OF he majority of said stakeholder fry
time 70 time to IN amount not exceeding nv
600 and can be decreased, If 1t is desired 70
so, bg the unanimous consent OF the StOcll
holders said stock Is to be divided INTO shaI
of 500 90 each, and when the sum OF sIV,WI
shall have been subscribed for, said stOckhoel
ers may meet and organize the corporaHo
said meeting to be held at the ofhce OF .;
| smythe in the City OF Greenyille, State OF ny
sissippi, at any time that majority of the
carporatofs may agree upon within 10 dnN
after the approval of this charter, the incorEN
atoTs named being notified of the uay nNel
hours before he holding OF said meet ng
such meeting said incorpOrAtOrs shall de1
mine how said corporation is 60 be opersI1
and if through Board of Directors The La
Der Of Directors, AMI the officers by whom a.
is to be conducted, and shall adopt such
laws as they see iii Tor the management d
corporation. such Dy-laws may be altered
amended ut any time by the Board OF Diree'o
and additional hy-laws may be adopted al
time by said Board of Directors.
4th The corporation hereby. created Y. y
exist ility Years from The date Of the appfpl
of This charter by the Governor, and sald
p0raion shall have all the powers anu nE
given 10 corporations by Chapter % oil ine -
notated Code Of 1892, and all the proVlnoln.,
said chapter so far as the same are appla
TO this corporation shall be part OF TINS
poraiion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
THE COTTON oUTLoOit.

An average based on the re-
ports from every county in Ms
slssippi shows the cotton status to
be far inferior to that OF any year
for many past at this season The
spring was late, cold and wet
Planting was delayed in most sec
ticns Of the State at least two
weeks beyond the customary time
The weather continued, up to June
lst, to be unreasonably cool, check
ing growth and producing cotton
lice. Directly after planting a
drouth set in, lasting long enough
to make replanting in many cases
necessary. In many counties the
cotton suffered greatly from the
ravages OF cut worms, and there
is scarcely field in Washington
county which is not badly spot
ted" from this cause, some OF the
cotton being only a few inches
high where it had to be replanted.
Cotton is the most wonderfully re-
Operative of all crops, and it is
impossible to predict its future,
especially in the Delta, bat unless
conditions hereafter prove eXcep-
ticnaIIy favorable it appears that
a short crop for this year is in
ey table
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24

Judge 4. II. LOnginO returned
on Friday morning from a trip
through north western Dlississip,
pi. and left again in the evening
10 continue his tour Judging
from all indications, be don't end
opposition enough to make it in
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-24

The remarkable freedom from
nasuuitoes is subject of general
remark. Formerly, at this season,
tfev were an almost unbearahIe
nuisance. Last summer there
syere comparatively few. This
summer they have scarcely been
noticed. There is scarcely any
doubt that this Is enc more and
one OF the greatest of all the bene-
fits resulting from our system Of
-Ystgrgolts. The rainwater tanks
the wells and all other contriyan-
ces for keeping water standing as
breeding place for mosquitoes
have been done away With, and the
result is that instead of sitting
under nets to read or sew, or writ
nc with one band and fighting
mosquitoes with the other, it is
even possible to sleep unprotected
s,v a net. The people of Green
vile have many reasons to rise up
and call the water works blessed, !
->,-Lthis-ie-one-of the greatest of I
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