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stand alone in a
plaza about as big
as Siena's.
On the west side
will stand at the
apex the old Astor
house, only six
stories high, but
SO profitable that
the Astors can't
spare time to re-
build it, and a
group of ordinary
C o m m e r C i a |
BUILDINGS from
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Cereal Plant Burned.

Tacoma, Wash, July 27.-Fire de-
stroyed the Cascade Cereal companys
plant and the Deming-Berry Pulley
factory. The loss is $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
A Magnate.

'Is he very rich?
"Rich? Why, he's so rich he daren't
look twice at a girl for fear she'll bring
a breach Of promise suit. IN. Y. Times
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public for several years in all sorts of
WAYS. His first venture was as a youth
full aspirant for office under the second
Cleveland administration, when as a
newspaper reporter he had gained some
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
To Beautify washington.

Some time in the uncynical future a
proper tribute will be paid to the genius
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30

To Command the Marines.
That President Roosevelt and Senator
Moody believe in the selection of fight
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
THE DREAMS
OF NEW YORK
The Wonderful Municipal Building
Gotham Wants to Build.
When Completed 1t VIII Add Another
to the Great Wonders of the World
Sir Thomas LiptOn's Ex-
pensive Pleasure.

New York.-Taller than the pyramids
of Cheops. nearly twice as tall as the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
TALKED OF in
WASHINGTON
A Budget of Interesting Gossip from
the National Capital.
Death of Harriet Lane Johnston Re-
calls the Buchanan Adm1nistra-
tion-WouId Make the City the
Nest Beautiful in the World.

Washington.-Har Lane john
gton. who died a few days ago, was
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The Cost.

The cost of this scheme complete
will be 100000, 900, besides what New
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
A Pusher.

John Barrett, who has just been ap-
pointed United States minister to the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30

Demands Many Signatures.
The principal function of some gov
eminent officials is to sign their names
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30

LIpton's $2,OOO,OOO Dream.
They say that Sir Thomas Upton is
spending $1,000 600 to capture the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30
A City square of wonders.

When all this costly demolition has
been accomplished the city hall will
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30

Experiment I'm Ferries.
The new city government has the
courage to undertake great enterprises.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-30

Then several members of the mob
appeared with a railroad iron and a
charge was made upon the door lead
ing into the Jail portion, behind which
was gathered the officers. Three or
four times was this improvised bat
tering ram hurled against the steel
door, when the peep hole was opened
and the barrel of a Winchester gun
was thrust through it and another de-
mand from the sheriff, this time from
a window in the second story, for the
mob to dispense and, as no attention
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
nrrrrn TnAN A PLASTER.

peice OF flannel dampened win
cbamhcrlain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts Is better ti.aii
4 plaster Tor lame back aud Tor pans
h the side or chest Pain Balm has
No snperior as liniment for the re-
lief OF deep seated muscular and rheu'
matte pains. For sale by q. kann.
II will be good news to the mothers
~ children to learn that crnup can be
preyented The first sign OF Group Is
| hoerseness. A day or two before the
attack the child becomes hoarse.
This is soon followed by peculiar
rough and very painful cough. OlVe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freeiy
AZ soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the rough cough appers..
and il will dispel all symptoms OF
Group, In this way all danger ana
anxiety may be avoided. This reme-
DIV IL used by many thousands OF
mothers and has never known to fail
II IS. in fact, the only remedy that
can always be depended upon and
that il pleasant and safe to take Fol
sale bye Kann.
This Is the seaon Of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife
replenishes her supply OF Chamher'
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is certain
to be needed before the winter Il
j over, and results are much more
{ prompt aud satisfactory when it il
kept at hand aud given as soon as thu
: cold is cold is contracted an before
. has become settled In the system II
almost every instance severe COLI
NAV be warded off by taking thi
, remedy freely as soon as first in /
cation OF the cold appears There i
: no danger in giving il to children TO
: II contains no harmful substance
n It is pleasant to take-both adult
and children like it. Buy it and yo'
will get the best. 1t always cures
4 For sale by &. Kann
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Among the proposed changes to
the Constitution, none strikes us
with more force than the PROPOSE
lion 10 amend the laws so that each
county may have its own prosecu.
ting attorney. The necessity for
which is made plain in the fellow
ing from the Hickory Reporter;
The Meridian STAR believes the
time Is past when a district attor-
ney can do the work assigned to
him in several counties, and advo-
Gates a change in the constitution
SO that we may have prosecuting
attorney in every county. A change
should be made. aud as this is elec-
ton year, let the candidates for
representative express themselves
on this subject. The district at
torney often starts into an import
ant case without knowing any more
about il than the man In the moon.
II every county had prosecutor
he would be familiar with all the
important cases aud could represent
the state with credit, whereas the
district attorney cannot do 50 If he
tries to.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

The happiest mao Ia the world says
sn exchange, Is the common every day
chap who makes bis own living, pays
bis board aud has the respect OF bis
nelghb0rs. He saves a little money
as he gees along, but he descent Try %
get a corner on the market as he is u
slave 70 neither Ambition nor saelety.
lie never expects TO wear out The seat
OF his pants in the Senate, aud when
be slides into his clothes 10 the m0rn~
ing he never wastes any time trying
to pick out the tint OF such, suspen-
ders aud neckties that will blend with
the general effect. lie wears "a biled'
shirt whcn be feels like II, and when
his pct corn begins 30 jump he whips
out bis Iack-knlfe and cuts f0ur-lnch
cash Ia the side of his b0ot aud moth
inv v said about it Ia the papers lie
has an appetite like aescione and
never has to sit.up. nighsSand.pouItlce
bis conscience, lie believes ~ the
doctrine uf live and Jet 1--we. Wheu
be encounters QUE ot iho needs he
doscn't stutier With bis rockc5book.
The plala plug Of man i happy be-
cause he is satisfied and dosen't spend
the better part % life In Yearniag for
something about four sizes loO Blk foF
him.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

The plain truth of the matter
is that however much Roosevelt
may be despised for his arbitrary
act in closing the Indianula office,
there is no shadow of doubt that
Wilson is responsible for it, and
the blame should rest where it
belongs. This Republican refe-
rec and personal political advisor
to the governor occupies unique
position in the political life of
the nation shared BY no other
individual. lie dispenses all the
federal patronage of the state,
aud ut the same time he is credit
cd with being the power behind
the throne In dealing out Demo-
cratic pie in Mississippi. Hence
we have the spectacle of one in
dlvidual controlling the distri-
button of both the Republican
and Democratic patronage of the
same state. Wilson should be
placed in his true light before the
people of Mississippi. lie has
for years posed as the oracle of
good morals aud lofty citizen
ship, but his own career and his
attitude towards his own people
is sufficient to damn him in the
eyes of all deceat people, and
what he may say in bis newspa-
per writings 10 future will have
little influence. Yazoo Sentinel.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Twelve white men are under ar
rest il Kosciusko. charged with
slie lynehing of Two negroes. The
negroes we're lynched simply be-
cause they were .bad Hsgroes, E
and the white men decided 10 rid
she country of them. We hope
their guilt can be proven and they
viii Be- given The extreme penalty
81 ihs law. This IS the frst in.
stsase II Mississippi where white
useF TiiI II slisd Eor lynchlug a
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Two OF the four white cappers
who were arrested BY United States
Marshal Ligon in Amite county,
gave bond TO the amount of $4,000
aud returned to their homes, while
the other two have thus far been
unable TO secure bondsmen aEd are
still held ia custody. They all Of
course, declare their innocence.
The amount Of the bonds give eyi-
dence that strenuous efforts will be
made to prove ;aeir guilt, and If
lliey were members OF the lawless
band they will spend q number Of
years IN prison.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Phil Rush was found not guilty
al his recent trial but he has to
pull through eight more trials I'M
less they are squelched. Had they
started with the Governor aud
Showers and come down the line
we would have said ''convicl" but
Rush has il all saddled upon him
and be should be allowdd to go
scot free. True lis pity and
pity lis 'tistr
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

We regret very much the ina
biliiy of Capt ]. 5. McNesiy 70
deliver The address al the corner
stone laying Of the new court hou e
in this town on Monday, February
roth. The following letter to Mr.
c. A. Coon, chancery Clerk, IS
self-explanaiory:
VIcKsBuRo. Miss. Jan. ~, 1905.
cHAs. A. COOK, chaneery clk.
Dear sir.-I am 10 receipt Of the
copy Of the order Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Wilkinson county,
honoring me with an invitation to
deliver an address Oh the occasion
of laying the new Court house Cor
ner Stone. II is impossible for me
to express the extent Of my appre'
ciation Of this distinction. ! car
only say, and ask you to SO com
municate to the members Of th'
Board, that their action has ap
pealed to me most strongly, aud il
a way through my love for my ma
tive county, that I am most sensi
bic to, and that while repeat tha
: / am so circumstaneed as to be com
} peIlcd to decline their invitation an
, (Which ! even more deplore) othe
0 pleasures / forego in declining i
: am assured that some one VIII
can better serve the occasion tina
myself can easily be found. 81
. no one can be more grateful for Il
9 invitation. With best wishes
} each and all OF the Board, and c
= pecially my old comrade and triei
y Isaac Carter, / am most trrly
U Your friend,
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

A petition has been circulated
here this week and signed by
practically all who kaye seen Il,
requesting the Board Of Super
sisors to re-appoint Mr.. John
d. Morris, county Road Com
missioner. There has never been
any doubt ~ TO the wishes Of a
large majority Of the citizens OF
this county as TO the re-appoint-
ment of n Road Commissioner,
but the present deplorable con-
diiion brought forth the petition,
with the hope that the appoint
ment will be made at the next
meeting of the Board. just "a
long as the roads were passablj
good the matter of a road com
missioner was Of little moment
to the people and they took NJ
thought Of the rainy days tha
winter was certain TO bring, bu
now 10 the absence of anythini
else bul politics TO discuss. the
are raising fuss and feathers abon
the hardships incident TO a tnl
over the public roads. Howeye
1T - better late than never I
make amends and certainly th
Board will mot. In the face OF lh
|, , petition, refuse TO grant the r.
! uuest.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
]. S. McNEELY.

A Joint session Of the Executive
Committees OF the Mississippi and
Louisiana Press Association will be
held In New Orleans on Tuesday,
February 10th. for the purpose OF
arranging for the joint meeting and
the proposed excursion to Cuba
during the spring. The members
Of the Mississippi Committee as
appointed by the Press Association
al its meeting in Greenwood are j
Il. Norwood, Magnolia; ]. T
Senier, Columbus; 7. v. Evans
Meridian; ]. l.. Gillespie, Green
wood; Robert Lewis, Woodville; J
@. Mcclure, Secretary, Yazo'
City.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

President Roosevelt, has once
again exhibited bis love for the
negro by inviting several ebony |
hued companions, with their
wives TO a reception at the White
House. A number OF Southern
Congressman were present, but
left as soon as the presence OF
the negroes was discovered. The
recent acliols Of Roosevelt to-
wards the negro, are altogether
uncalled for aud beneath the
dignity Of the presidcn. Of these
| United States. The same results
(the clenching Of the negro vote)
could have been brought about as
cffectually by means less damag.
ing to the character Of Mr.. Roose-
welt, but il appears that the
southern blood that flows through
| his views has changed to an ebony
hue and hc has thus sacrificed
the respect Of the decent people
Of The South aud doubtless many
right thinking persons above the
Mason aud Dixon line. Close
upon this comes the report from
Washington that buck negro il
d meeting in that city advised hl'
! hfsrTau iet9lT ,Jeep9rp taaJlbs
wrongs Inflicted by the whites
. upon his race. This is yer,
natural result growing out Of th'
actions of our negro-loving presl
9 dent, who Is steadily planting il
the bosom of the negro, secl thai
will sprout and grow and th'
harvest will be crime and blood
she'd, and tho negro is certain Il
be the ono to suffer. The negrl
is alright in his place and an
'e southern man is his friend $,
long as he keeps there, but
small dose Of social equality sucl
'o as the president has been deal
ling out us bait, changes hia
suddenly into a white man hate
le and units him for the service h
would otherwise render. IL is
great pity Roosevelt could not b
le made to understand this, howeve
I. there are none so blind as thos
that Won't see.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31


Any sensible young ulan nngnt 10
knos shat Be can't be Up latc nights
abusing hls stomach and be 10 isii
possession of hIs facultics iof busiassa
aext day. Aud he ought 70 know,
also that a mao must be elear-heaaeo
and in fuil possession Of his faculties
70 hold hls oEh In the keen eompeu-
ton OF life. Your good fellow" Is PIP
ular for the time being, bat when his
money i gone and be has lost his joo
and is on his uppers the ''good fellow
business doseu't get him anything
I It's "poor fellow" then. Another
good nun gone wrong and "the boys
are ready 70 hail another "sooa lei
low" who has the price Iolea0
geyiew.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Editor r. M. Runnels, OF the
Meridian Star, has announced his
candidacy for Secretaryof State. He
Is young man Of marked ability
- .-~i:4 - .i.eA = fIs -
should the people see fit TO elect
him to the position. Mr., Runnels
will doubtless have the solid support
Of his brother editors, which will
20 long way towards securing
him the Office.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Ten years ago Mississippi rank
ed eleven among the southern
states in the capita valuation OF
the property. According to re-
cent government statistics, she
has now risen to fifth place, only
being outranked by Alabama,
Maryland and South Carolina.
The American predicts that with
in ten more years Mississippi will
take first place among the COM
monwealths of the south, aud
that in the rapid advancement OF
the years to come some of the now
IF the north will
be left behind US. The natural
resources now lying dormant'and
undeyeloped must soon respond
TO the touch of industry. -Vicks-
burg American.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

SUNNY South. While times are
no, as prosperous in this section as
they usually are on account OF the
failure Of crops for the past few
years. the condition Of the people
are ten times better than that OF
thousands up north, In Chicago;
New York aud other large cities
and towns there is intense suffering
on account OF the coal famine, and
many people have died for want o.
fuel. Give US the sunny south ey
ery time. Grenada Sedtinel.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

We are under obligations to our
able and energetic congressman.
Frauk A. McLain, for a handsome
ly bound directory Of the s7th Con-
gress, containing also the photo.
graphs of the members Of Congress
in alphabetical order.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

A fitting tribute to the memory
of that daring and beloved Confed-
crate, General Stonewall Jackson,
is the purchase OF his old home by
the Daughters Of the confederacy
Of Lexington, Va, who will turn
il into a hospital for Confederate
veterans.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
Department OF the Interior.
Land 0!iice at jackson Mississippi.

Department OF the Interior.
Land 0Eiice at Jackson Mississippi.
Jan. q. 1903
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice othls intention
TO make final proof In support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Chancery Clerk Of Wilkinson Co. mt Wood
VILE, Miss, on March 3, la8, viz: George
Ford, II +. No. Sl2i0 tor the Wh " Wa Sec
20. TAN. r. 2 West of Washington Meridian
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tiun Of said land. viz:
George phipps Isaac PhipBs, Nose Armstrong
q. M. Bunch, all VI Doloroso Miss.
FRED. W. COLLINS
jan. 81. l@2-5w Register
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters Testamentary Of the Estate
OF Martin e. w. Collens, deceased
having been granted to the under
sigued by the Chancery Court OF
Wilkinson County Mississippi on the
9th day 0f Jan. 1908. All persons hay-
ing claims against said eslale are re-
quired to have The same prohated aud
registered by the Clerk OF said court
within one year, aud failure to pro-
bate and register for one year will
bar the claim.
F. NJ. CoLLENs.
Administrative.
Jan. 81, 19O3.4w,
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

The Duke and Duchess of Win
chester are visiting Natchez. Just
wait and see II Bro. Diers, don't
say something to make Vicksburg
feel like thirty cents. because he
cant have such an ''honor" TO
blow about.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

After FIRST thanking my friends
Tor the support rendered me in the
canvass for Sheriff, ] take this
means Of announcing my with
drawal from the race for Sheriff on
account Of my recent loss by FIRE
aud unforeseen changes In business
affairs. Respectfully.
JNo. S. Conn.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Sheriff Lewis Dry, of St, Charles
parish, La, was shot and killed
Saturday evening, by negro he
was trying to arrest. After the
murder OF the sheriff the negro was
killed by a posse of white men, after
a lively battle, the negro being
armed with a Winchester.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

The disregarding OF the danger
signals by an engineer Of the Phila-
delphia express, caused collision,
in which thirty persons were killed
and al least Que hundred injured.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Roosevelt has won the title OF
the Boss Sensationaliss" and
hardly gives the south time to take
a long breath before he springs
new one on us. All that IS requir-
ed now is to give him a black hide.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

As has been our usual custom
the REPuBL1cAS wiz make no
charge for announcing the names
OF any Of our brother editors. who
are candidates for state Offices.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
NOTICE.

Mrs. w. +. Phares, OF Centreville,
win attend all calls Of Ladies located
In and uear W0odyille, who may de-
sire the services of an experienced
Midwife aud trained nurse. win as.
sist Physicians Ia prOtraeted illness.
Phone No, 62, Cenlrevlile.
Nov. l, l902>3m
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Uncle Sam has Tie larges. gun
ever made i6 inch aud it costs
$50. 900 each time II IS fired. This
would be a rather expensive target
gun.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Rural free delivery is one OF :he
most powerful arguments for good
roads, Uncle Sam viii not essao-
lish routes nnless the public high
ways used are in good condition
Ex
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
Mississippi newspaper men seems

Mississippi newspaper men seems
to have gained hrst-class standing
with the courts Of our country, as
three Of them last week were
awarded damages TO the amount
Of about s5c. 200. Capt. Duke, OF
Scooba, received $37, 900 from the
American Publishing Co., OF Ne"
York; John G. eastman, OF the
vicksburg Post, and Fred Sullensr
special correspondent from Jackson
Of the Post, $4,000 and $2.5ooo
respectively, against the Western
Union Telegraph Co. If anybod,
needs money, though, it is th'
average Mississippi editor. Delta
/ Democrat.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
NOTlCE.

a special examination will be held
at my office on Jauunary Both, 1908,
for white teachers.
JOS. JOHNSON,
Jan. "a, lw Sup't Education.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
ron f'InuuIT cLERK.


~ Tu9 YuTKns:
Kftef hraf thanklng the voters ~ Wllklns
4on County for thttf nHpnuit ~ fhH phit hnn
nfgsspising i faithful performance ~ AL
str4se4 ieyuisinn un0n u Circuit Clerk, "
~ fasnfe ns ia the past, bog leave ~ ~ z
t,sYa g,ags myself ~ baHdldaie Tor reelection
Resincifnliy,
w j. MILLER,
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

To-day is the las, day in which
to pay your poll tax
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

ron CORONER AND HANGER.
We are authorised 10 announces,
JOHN W. BRYANT,
as candidate Tor Coroner and Ranger
suhlnet 10 the Demecfalf party,
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Senator Pettus, has been re-
elected by the Alabama legislature.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
ron cuAxcEnY CLERK.

Ia THE VOTERS -
AnnrelailnH ihe support of the voters g
Wilkinson Cunnty tn the paAt, ~ whleh : tfust
have pgoven sitFrsinH. aEaln ASK mem "
sarsi ,.E fhnlr MID Ia sessnrinn my ro-eierii0n,
y itesa that viii DO the utluQst w my
roseer "a iii thu nlIlsce IL Gbancety Oiefs "
tho future. Nv ln the natt. 20 ms best =, NY NY
ahtfitN ard with credit ~ y yseH hha w
ef''Ns' Heeiiectfullys
(. A. COON.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

we are authorized " announce,
w. e.. HUFF,
-. : ate Tor sheriff suhieet iothe aciion
~ the Democratic party
we are authorized 10 annoanre.
IL i. JOHNSON.
a. n candidate lor sheriff subject 70 the nc
sian OF The namocratic party.
We asc authorized ~ announce
@. NJ. ANDERSON.
ua a candidate Tor sheriff subject 70 ih'
stetlon ~ sise Democratic party
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

Victims challenge axes at the
Hardware store.
Revolvers, Rifles. Shot Guns
shells and cartridges at
q. A. WETTLISs.
Acme, Shawnee and Pope Har,
rows, Cotton Planters, and AL
kinds of farm implements, at the
Hardware Store.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31

ron HOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
We Are authorised 10 announcer
A. NJ. SHEPHERD,
- rAndlaata fer member 81 BOARD of
fsanersienfe 81 the end dist sahiect 70 Ne
arfIsn 81 The Democratic party.
We eFe authorlEcA 10 announce.
NOAH HUMPHREYS,
- candidate foF RoArd of Supervisors
ffnla the ash. dist, enhject - the action "
the Denn>fatic party.
Woodville Republican., 1903-01-31
FOR RENT.

Residence formerly occupied by DR..
ss--s-i-- rria 10
/, s. JOSEPH.
Jan. 81, 1903>4w.