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Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
CHARTER OF DOLOROSO MER.
CAMILLE COMPANY.

This Corporation was organized for
the purpose of transacting a general
mercantile business at Doloroso.
Wilkinson County, State Of Mississinpi'
whose capital stock. shall be seven
thousand dollars divided into shares
OF stock OF the face value OF one hum
dred dollars each. The following per-
sons are named as stockholders. Morris
III. Rothschild, Ernest Dampf, f. b.
Rrothschild and l.. @. SchloSS. The
corporate name of this association shall
be the Doloruso Mercantile Company
and Its term OF existence shall be
twenty five years. The powers con-
ferred by this charter are to buy and
sell any and everything according to
such by laws as the stockholders may
devise, which BY laws may be
made. altered or amended at any
time by vote of. two thiris of the stock
and enjoy any and all privileges allow
ed by the laws and constitution OF
the State of Mississippi. No Stock
holder OF this Corporation shall be
held liable or responsible for the con-
tracts or faults Of said Corporation in
any further sum than the unpaid bal.
ance due to said Corporation on the
share owned by him or her, nor shall
any mere formality in organization
have the effect Of rendering this char
ter null or exposing any stockholder to
any liability beyond the amount of his
or her stock. The stockholders shall
meet for organization upon five days
written notice % time and place of
said meeting.
Dated at Woodville. Miss, this 9Th
day OF November 1902.
III 8 1902 4w
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Directors meeting heid 81 The
Bank ot woodviils. on Thursday
s5rd. 1904. the following was
adopted:
Our iarlented President. Geo. J.
Adams died on 18TH, oflsst month.
For a ycat and eight months he
presided over the business Of this
bank with q capacity and Adelity
rreiy squaled anywhere. and the
success Of our bank during that
period is due TO him. He main
tanned the position Of President
with marked ability, akeen sense
Of duty, and cohsuinmaie skill.
And why he was taken from us in
the meridian of life, with the many
years Of promise and usefulness
before him we humbly leave TO the
judgement Of Him. who doeth all
things well. and we can only
submit, and resignediy deplofe
his loss to his family, friends, the
community and this bank, aud
direct that this feeble. testimonial
be recorded upon the minutes Of
the Bank, and copy be presented
to the family Of our deceased Pres
ident, and to the Woodville Re
| publican for publication.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Portia Washington. daughter Of
Booker Washington. failed to pass
her examination at Wellesley, and
Of course she viii be dismissed. -
The antagcnism engendered against
her BY her white schoolmates, and
the comment Il created Is the prime
canse OF her failure. 1, Is now
up TO Booker 10 have Teddy ap.
point s commission to investigate
ihe matter.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
Plantation for Sale or Rent
Apply to SESSIONS. BROS.
Nov. /, l902-4w
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
NILKINsoN COUNTY,. !


In Chancery Gourt Of Wilkinson Coun-
ty. Mississippi.
To the creditors OF II. ]. McGehee,
deceased:
i, II. d. McGchee, executor OF the
last will and testament Of ". ]. Nc.
Gehee, deceased, hereby notify all the
creditors OF said deceased that letters
of administration were issued 10 me
on the l4th day NJ June 1902, 10 said
estate, by the Chancery Court OF said
county, and you are herebv notified to
have your claims prubated and regis
tered by the chancerV clerk OF said
county, and that failure to probate
and register for one year will bar the
claim. This July the Path, 1902.
II. d McGEHEE, Executor.
Nov ], 1902 4w.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

The premature discharge of a
bomb IN Madison square. New York
On election night, caused the ex-
plosion Of q large quantity Of fire
works and caused The death Of
twelve persons and the wonnding
q 6fly. The men In charge OF the
pyrotechnics were arrested immedi-
ately following the explosion. Ii Is
stated that several tons Of high en-
plosiyes we're contained In the Gre
works that had been placed IN the
streets preparatory to a grand dis
play.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

The men who are to be the bull.
ders Of every town and community
are those who. when they make
sheir money in a town. are willing
70 invest Il In that town to help III
growth. Patronixe the man who
shows . lively interest In the up
building Of your town, and not The
fellow who makes his money here,
and then. when he Is able to be q
benefit TO II, pulls out for the
city"
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08


A dispatch from Jackson, on last
Monday, regarding proposed rail.
road from Kansas City to New Or.
leans, says
Secretary OF State Power has
received a letter from Mr.. Charles
3. Gibbs, Of Kansas City, giving
notice Of a proposed railroad from
Kansas City to New Orleans, 10 pass
through Springfield. Mo-. Yellville
and Little Rock. Ark, Natchez,
Miss, and Baton Rouge. La. Mr..
Gibbs makes inquiry concerning
the topography of the two counties
In Mississippi through which the
road proposes to run Adams and
Wilkinson, and asking for state
ment OF the cost of securing a char.
ter IN this state. The necessary in.
formation has been furnished. It
Is not known what backing the en-
terprise has Ia view, or the person.
mel of the capitalists behind it,
The above will be OF interest 10
the people OF the county and Il
would be well IL some of our citi.
zsns would interest themselves In
the matter and send to the Secre.
tary Of State the desired informa.
ton. as to the topography of the
country through which the pro.
proped road would run. We have
always anticipated with pleasure
the day when railroad would be
built from this place TO Naichez,
feeling assured that Il was for the
county's good. The country lying
between the two places is somewhat
broken but II is one Of the most
fertile sections In the state, and
abounds In many kirds OF the finest
hardwood timber, which could be
turned into money 10 ,ease a rail.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
srArR nF MIssIssIPPl


To chaflrs Ffxsiss, Defendant
You are oasamanGed % appear be-
fore the Cbanrery Curt % the cnuni y
~ Wilkins1p, IN said state. On me -
Monday 0f Deceuhef. A. D. lypz, ~
def I'd the SUIT 10 said I.1lri n Lizzie
Frasler, ~hereln you Hfe dsfencani..
Witness ms hand and seal this sfd
day Of November. l90z-
G. A. COON. Clerk.
By =. Richardson, ID. c.
Nov. g. i002-fw
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Major Jas. X. vardeman. cnudI-
date ior Covernor-one Of Missis-
klppi's gifted orasors-wilI address
the people Of the county at the Ma
souic Hall In this town, on Tues
day. the 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock.
Everybody h most cordially invited
10 be present.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
NOTICE.

/ have left for st. Louis after
three car loads of good horses
and mules. Texas horses are
something of the past and / will
have good, gentle and well broke
horses, so wait for me.
j. X. BRUCE.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson,
who has been h New York since
August, Under treatment OF d spec
ialist for cancer Of the throat, Is
now % N that his life has been de-
SPARED of. and be win b. brought
hack % bis home in jackson, Miss,
e await death. This news viii be
Iearned 81 with deep regret by
friends ~ all parts cf this country,
81 Il she death Of Biyliop Thomp-
-. Mississippi IN Lose one 81 It's
tFsIpi<ss 1pen, aud The church . be-
Jpged leader.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
NOTICE.

The drug business of Geo. j,
Adams wilr be continued as for.
merly and under the management
OF the undersigned. A continue.
ton of the liberal patronage ex-
tended in the past is solicited.
4. CHISHOLM. Manager.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Two negroes will be executed In
CoifeeviIle on the 18th inst, aud
The Board Of Supervisors has order
cd that Il be done IN private. II
would be we'll for every county III
the state. where criminals are to be
executed, 70 follow the example Of
yaI0buslza county.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

A farmer in Jasper county Is said
to be dying as the result Of trying
70 save bis son, who had been Bit
tea BY a rastIesnake. He sucked
the poison from the wound and was
inoculatcd through d hollow tooth.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,
Land ONCE at Jackson, Miss,

October l3, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof 10
support Of bis claim, and that said
proof will be ade before the Chance
~ Clerk, Wilkinson county, at Wood
vile, Miss, on November "a. 1902, VIZ,
William j. Rymer, III. e. No. 27872:
for the s.w s-w and 81 SEE t section
%, and nsw I nse t section 26, t. 4, N.
r east OF Washington meridian,
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz;
w. d. Day. John n. Haslip, T. M.
Havard, d. +. Randall, all Of Rosetta
Miss.
FRED w. COLLINS,
Oct. 18, l902.5w Register.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Bro. Dorsey. Of the Tunica Dem
ocrat. Is by no means an admirer OF
the editor Of the Clarion Ledger,
Judging from the last issue OF the
Democrat. He aiiixes the title Of
Lord High cockaiorum Henry"
10 his majesty.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
STATE or MISSISSIPPI.

10 IsEdura Bland.
You are commanded 10 appear be-
fore The Chancery Court OF the County
or Wilkinson, Ia said State. on the
second Monday OF December a. d. 1902,
70 defend The s1it In said court of
roster Bland, wherein you are 4
detendant. This 9Th day of Noyem.
Der A. ID. 1909.
Nov. s. l9O2-4w
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
The virksbura American has dis.

covered that the Gas company Of
that city has been charging the
people rates chat exceed those al.
bwed BY the franchise, and an IN
vestigation b now IN order. The
American i doing q great and good
work for vicksbnrg. and we wish
\ success. and many years Of con-
finned usefulness.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Mrs. W. +. Phsres. ~ centreyille,
will attend all calls of Ladies' located
In and near wOodville, who may de.
sire the services 10 an experienced
Midwife and trained nurse. Will as
sist Physicians In prDtracted Illness.
Phone No. go. Centreyllle.
Nov. 1, i902~3m
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Mary Davis, defendant.

- @-fert tNtthHauts
You are commanded TO appear be-
tore tne Chancsry Court Ut the county
2. Wilkinsons IN said state. on the end
Monday Of December A. D., 1909. to
defend the suitiu said court on III. A.
DAVIS, wherein you are a defendant.
luis Ith day OF Nov. A. d. 1902.
- -. G. A. COON, Clerk.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Hon. Hal johnson, prohibition
candidate for Vice President in 1880
was shot and killed by Harry Har.
fis. In BOgots, Ala, while attempt.
Ing to collect a debt from the latter.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

jackson, Miss. with a registra-
sion Of roo voters polled only ia3
votes At the election on Tuesday. :.
Buffalo Bins show Is said to have
caused the light vote, but II must
bsreueniDered that no pic was be-
sing handed out. and the wire.pull-
ers remained at home undistutbed.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Mr.. S. Meter. q prosperous mer-
chant Of Faye,is. committed suicide
last week by shooting himself
through the head with a 3s-calibre
pistol.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
WnAr's YouR FACE woRrn?

Sometimes fortune. but never. II
you have a sallow complexion, jaun.
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skiu all signs of Liver Trouble
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
Clear Skin Rosy Checks, Rich Com
.plexion. Only 25 cents at q. Kann
Drug Store.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08
ELHCTION RKTuRNs.


congre.smeu we're held N . large
number of States or Tuesday aud
shi. being au oiI.ycar, the vote
wss generally light. For TOE same
reason no doubt. the democrats
have made slight gsins, and The
complexion Of the House was
cleared somewhat, although the
Republicans still hold a majority
in both branches Of Congress-
However, the results give the
democrats some reason TO hope for
success 10 1904.
In New York Odell defeated
coler for Governor by 4,500 plu-
rality, according TO the latest re-
turns. Greater New York was
carried by the democrats by TO-
900 votes. The contest, incident
te close election returns, will re-
suit 10 the state. as Coler refuses
to accept the returns as given 10,
as 6nal.
Ohio proved to be a Republic
can landslide and was carried by
100 900 plurality, desnite the en-
ergy Of Tom johnson. Only one
representative however, was gain
Ell by the Republicans.
Pennsylvania. as was expected,
elected q full Republican ticket.
Quay claims a total OF l75,0OO for
the Republicans.
Massachusetts, elected Rcpub-
lican governor by about $4,000
plurality. The Democrats get
four Congressman.
Illinois was carried by the Re
puhlicans and Senator Mason will
probly be succeeded by Congress
man Hopkins.
Rhode Island elected a Demo
cratic Governor.
Minnesota gives the Republi'
cans a big majority for Governor
| Missouri remains in the Demo
ciatic fold, and sends 10 a 25O,0O(
plurality.
! Kansas brings 10 a Republican
victory, with the legislature Of th'
same complexion.
4 The Republicans elected th'
Governor In Nebraska, the hom'
State OF Hon. w. J. Bryan.
Montana was a landslide forth,
Republicans, who carried the stat'
by 10000 plurality.
Idaho was captured by the Re.
publicans by q majority of 5000
with the legislature under contro
Of same.
Gov. Lafollette wis elected il
Wisconsin ~ plurality Of 5o,OO'
Indiana remains loyal to the Re
publicans.
The Democrats gained two Con
, gressmen In Maryland.
j While the above would indicat,
that the Republicans had swep
the country, It must be remem
bered that the South RENAME,
loyal TO the Democrats, and b.
the new apportionment, game,
several congressman, while a fey
were elected 10 northern States
The West is divided. While IN,
Democrats have held their own
in some states gains are reporte,
: by them.
Mississippi. of course, remain
solid for the Democrats. A YER
light vote was polled all over th
state, hence the three constitu
: tional amendments were defeated
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Col. W. @. stovaIl has notified
the director that he will presen, an
oil painting Of Gen. Williams +.
Tucker TO the states collection Of
Confederate Generals.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

road PASSED through the covnify.
We wish the Kansas City enter.
prise well and most cordially invite
Il 10 come our way with is rUad.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08


The board of control Of the peni-
teutiary, al its meeting on Monday,
exonerated Warden Parchman from
the charges preferred against him
by Mr.. Kincannou. This invest.
CATION is the outgrowth of former
charges against the Warden for
inismanagement Of the penitentiary
affairs--aaother case Of give dog
a bad name and everybody is ready
to kick him. Too much fuss and
feathers has been raised over this
affair by the papers OF the State.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

In buying d piano lie sure To-
buy the best, STANDARD makes.
j. w. Galloway Is here represent
ing Philip Werhia, Ltd, of New
Orleans La., who will sell them
with satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see him.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Pianos sold on easy payments,
apply to j. w. Galloway al City
Hotel.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

New silks in all shades for
Lineing.
&. Shaefer.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Be Il remembered that at a regular
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
of said County began and held At
the Court Ii9use in the town Of
wOodyille, said County, on the lss
Monday, being the Srd day Of SOv-
elhbef, A. D. 1902.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

Ordered that the Board do now adj
sogrn antil the next regular meeting.
L. T. YENTRESS, President.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-08

l.. T. ventresa. President. A. NJ,
Shepherd, & T. Netterville, w. l.
jenkins, mepbers. 1. A. Carter
absent
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-07-05
Lexington Electric Line.

The Kansas City Journal Of Thurs
day morning contained the followiugs
j. G. McGrew and associates, OF
Lexington, who are promoting an
electric line between this city and
Lexington, are preparing to ask a
franchise from the city for their road.
They have secured the consent Of the
owners OF property on Fifteenth
street for a franchise from the end
OF the Fifteenth street line to the
eastern city limits. They expect to
have their ordinance introduced with
Ia ten days or two weeks and win not
90 before the county court until the
fate OF their FRANCHISE within the
city limits Is determined.
The new road, II built, will involve
an outlay Of about s000,0 DOC. 1t will
be iorty-two milss long and Will PASS
through the towns OF independence,
Buclyner, Leyasy and Napoleon. Two
years will be required to build il,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-07-05
ALMA ITEMS.

Herman Horstman spent the 4th in
St. Louis.
]. M. Elsea and family visited rela-
tives In Marshall this week.
Ed. Huscher and f. Gran, of Hig-
ginsyllle, were here Tuesday.
Miss Eliza Goggin left for Colorado
Springs Monday for the benefit Of her
health.
Mrs, q. @. Meeks, Of Rogers, Ark.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
G.. B. Fletcher.
Mrs. Ed. Horner, Of St. Louis, and
Mrs Rubel, of LaPlatta, are visiting
the family Of DR.. j. w, Horner,
George B. Fletcher, travelling sales
man for the American Tobacco COM
pany, is at home on a short visit.
Robt. Webb, Of near Corder, a
prosperous farmer and stock raiser,
was here visiting bis sister, Mrs. j..
G. Goodwin, the Sd inst.
Died, July I'd, one and oue-half
miles from Alma, Mrs Anna l.. Reed,
wife Of Protsman Reed. Funeral
services we're held Friday at the M.
E. church, at Blackburn. The SER
vices we're conducted by Rev. A. b,
Appleby, Of Sweet Springs. Inter
ment in Blackburn cemetery. The
deceased had been sick for some time,
but Of late was thought to be better.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Reed took
her out riding. They had only gotten
ABOUT a nail a mile from nOme Wnen
Mrs. Reed was taken sick. They
stopped at their neice's, Mrs. Fred
Liter's. Mrs. Reed only lived a few
minutes. The bereaved family has
the heartfelt sympathy Of the entire
community.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-07-05
WELLINGTON n VICINITY.
lBr LEALMA.)

WELLINGTON AND VICINITY.
fBr LEALAA.)
John Riner was down from Napoleon
Tuesday.
Alex Denton transacted business in
Lexington Tuesday.
w. F. johnson went to Kansas City
on business Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Lineback visited relatives
IL Lexington, Sunday.
Born. Sunday, June 2s, to the wife
Of William Frazier, q boy.
Ernest Vogle and wife took in the
4th at Mt. Rose, Henry county.
DR.. F. w. Mann and lady spent
Wednesday afternoon in Lexington.
Courtney Myers, Of Henry, Ray
county, had business here Wednesday
R. L. Mann, Isaac Vance and Henry
Thomas spent Sunday in Kansas City,
Theodore Schaberg and Henry
BrInkman did business IN Odessa Wed
nesday.
The city council has placed an order
for seven new street lamps to be de-
livered at once.
r. NJ. Wright was down from Buck
ner TO visit his sister, Mrs. w. S.
Griffin, Sunday.
Emmett Burgess went to Excelsior
Springs Sunday for a short stay with
his brother, Matt.
Frank Wahle dropped a heavy bar
Of IRON on his foot Monday morning
and was laid up for three or four days.
Mrs. Gertrude Furguson and little
daughter left Wednesday morning for a
weeks visit with friends aud relatives
in Salisbury.
Judge Lockhart's new residence has
been completed. The family moved
back to the old home sits the latter
part Of last week.
G. A. Bauman has rented one OF the
brick store rooms recently erected by
Alex Denton and will move his res
taurant next week.
James L. Kinkead has sold his farm
six miles southwest OF here for the SUN
Of $1,000 and it IS said will soon
move to Lexington.
A message announcing the severe
illness of her sister called Mrs. Richard
Hamm to Colorado Springs, Col,
Y Wednesday morning.
Tuesday H. H. Limberg attended the
funeral of his nephew, Jake, the ~
year-Old son of Jake Zumwalt, who
died Of maIarial fever, near Levasy,
Monday.
Claude Vedal has purchased lots in
the west end Of town and will COM
mcgee the erection Of q residence 10 q
few days. I. J.. Morris has been given
the contract,
The fixtures for the new saloon Of
Buddemeyer & Koch failed to arrive on
time and delayed the opening until
7 some Of the fellows got as dry as tn,
city we'll is said to be.
The proposed new public well got tC
a depth of about 100 feet and has sus.
pended operation. The boys say it il
so dry down there that they are wait
ing for the recent rains to soak through
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
GOOD PROGRESS MADE.
The House Completed Nineiy.ihree
Pages Of Sundry Civil Bill.
TO ELECT SENATOR'S BY DIRECT VOTE.
The Question Was Discussed by Mr..
Grow---No Appropriation for Light
for Statue Of Liberty

Ua.ht -
"'"'"s'ou' Np'h ''~ihe mousse toa"E
maue RAPID progress with the suniry civil
approximation bin tomplrtiup ninety hree
az th., ,n, 80. W, ~. ..,, v,.,.
P"SVS W '"' mt NJ h"u'uS"i,
Nhdl discussed the passing of the house
as 8 deliheratiVc hodv 10 which Mr. peIi
tColon sd5,csset .nt,,.,i, ,..,,t,,.,.,. MI,
s,,.,. "''Nsoh !eS'''u"s' i"'
s'h"'e Whlch now perfected legislation, he
complained, was dominated by thirty seua,
tors Tho nr.s,,t ,.,n5i,too ~ ,rstr, a.,
H., -. Wv" Va """''s >"
'"V nuuSe ne Nalu' was due To the conccn'
tiatlon OF all the power OF the house Ia
the hands OF the sneaker ana the rotnu,if.
tc,, ,,, rvl,,
VIZ "''''
Mt GROW pal discussed the question
OF elevting senators by popular vote. He
f,,,r,a - ,,,.,,,,,.t,t ,,.,.,,.,,,.
N'ns''u""u"i "ulenu'nent ~
mat purpose Al The conclusion OF bis re.
marks TOO hill was read for amendment
under the nyc-minute rule,
Mr Sulzcr IN y. offered an amendment
To appropriate 100000 10 liant tbV torch
OF Barthoidrs Statue Of Liberty In New
York hOrbnr. MIR Sulger said this nght
was put cut March l. lie read a poem
written by an antl.lmperiallst on the ex.
tiHguishng OF the light Ia Liherty's torch.