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Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
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b. McC Connell, state dairy and
food commissioner of Minnesota, speak
Ing OF the cheese industry in that
state, says: 8 55s .{ I.
hat we want is uniform cheese.
and our aim from now on will be- to-.
secure this. The cheese industry is
paying now more than the butter fac
tories. a new cheese factory can be
equipped for $500 or 81, 900, and it can
be run with from 100 to 200 cows and
pay as much per 100 pounds for milk.
as creamery that costs from $1,000:
to $4,000 and requiring the milk from
400 to 800 cows. .ys IS S
"a pound Of cheese can be made
from ten pounds Of milk. and it takes
ltwenty-three pounds Of milk to make
pound of butter. With the present
price of cheese .atsl35 cents pound and
that Of butter at .23 cents it requires
little calculation to prove that cheese
making is a prof liable; business.
AT present Wisconsin has 1000
cheese factories, while Minnesota has
only seventy 1.-TWO. 3s@ Lee
s1s- English Cream sCheesc. 4ea5ss
Very thick cream is poured carefully
into linen bag and this hung up, with
basin underneath to catch the whey,
in q cool room or cellar. The air in the
room must be pure, as the cream easily
:absorbs odors. When the whey is
partly drained off, the bag is twisted
tight and bound so as to dry the curd
more; then, after twenty -four to forty
eight hours, according to temperature
and the consistency Of the cream, the
Cheese" is ready to eat and may be
nodded as desired. This is hardly
cheese, as no rennet is used; perhaps
it should be called a 'tsour cream
eurd.'' .4F ..s.... .7<. 5%.
49, Wisconsin Cheese.
Despite the fact that there is no ex-,
port demand for Wisconsin cheese at
the present time, the entire product of
the past year has been disposed Of in
the United States at advanced prices,
and the domestic demand today ex-
ceeds the supply, says Dairy and
Creamery. In former years Wisconsin,
cheese found a ready market in Eng
land, but the manufacturers then be-;
gan to make I. filled cheese" reducing
the standard, and the Canadians
stepped in and took the English mar
ket away from them. Two years ago
a state law practically stopped Il the j
manufacture of filed cheese, and,
while the foreign market has not been
recovered, the capacity Of the Wiscon-
sin factories is taxed to meet the de-
mand for the home market. as 5,ss
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
OLD SHAMROCK BEATEN.
New Challenger Victorious BY Oyer
b 3sss Six Minutes.


New challenger Victorious BY oyer
d &. Six Minutes. <9ss
/ New York. July z ~ shamrock III
covered thirty mile course off Sandy
Hook Hoo IN, N Monday six minutes and eigh-
teen seconds faster than Shamrock Il
It was a broad reach Of fifteen miles
to the outer mark and a long leg close
hauled back to the finish line.
a Reaching and running are the old
Shamrock's best points. Of sailing, Sir
Thomas Lipton and Designer Fife
were satisfied # with the new boats
showing in reaching, but they were
delighted with the splendid fashion in
which she beat the old boat in five
mile thresh to windward after the
finish of the race. Clear skies and an
seight-knot south southwest wind,
freshing to- twelve knots at the finish,
made splendid racing conc ditions. The
course was east by north s .5s 3{.. IS E.Sf5= $5
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
TELEGRAPHlc BREvITlEs..

War is looked upon as Inevitable be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria 3
Six persons were shot during a row
on an excursion steamer at Mount Yer
non, Ind. 3 +: 81 sst 3 XII
The Venezuelan government has de.
cided to- send an exhibit to the St.
Louis exposition. 4 !, .sszs- 9-S55E:.. (.
The house of commons Monday re-
ported the second part of the Irish land
bill by adjourning. + 55> 81. 4 ii, &. $ sss Fl.
The United States European squad
ron has arrived off Dover, Eng, and
exchanged salutes with the castle.
James B. Hambaugh, veteran news
paper publisher and editor of Spring
field, HI, died Monday, aged sixty-two
years. * S3.S.@9 .},5.s.
The United States transport Sum
fner struck on a reef and was beached
in sinking cond iuon on the shore of
5Luzon, P. I. .3s Fl .1.% Z 5zs@s
All the shore of the Gulf of .Paria
has been reoccupied byst the Venezuelan
government. President *Castros fleet
entered the. Orinoco last Friday. ri .58
Admiral Dewey has resigned as
president of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial association and Lieutenant
General Miles has been elected to sue
coed him. ss :. ,s3$
The differences between the sheet
metal workers and the master tin
ners' association of Pittsburg have
been amicably arranged and the strike
has been called Of. .=st* a @ 5fgs.s & I. 5f5.s5
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
! ROOT STARTS INQUIRY.
War Department. Glove Contract 8to Be
ss@ sylF1v0stia 81 lie d I.

b Washington. July 3. Secretary,
Root during the day had conference;
with General Humphrey, quartermas-
Ger general and Colonel Patten, who
has charge cf the 81 lothing supplies for
the army regarding the contract for
gloves with y. r. " on, who, it I'll said
Obtained his ~ apply of gloves from the
31lrm OF which Repres sentatiYe Littaueri
aof New York Sc . membe The secre.
tary has directed that IA inquiry bes
made Into the whole subject with q
view 10 ascertatptng whether any ON.
cer nads spAtrEotS Siolat Hon 81 the
statutes ANA 30r G2cA Other informs
ton % - h6 G. knl Bss;sS
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
BASEBALL. l..ll.. SCORES.
National LeauuJe..,.

..:..3s ;lss National League.
AT Chicago, 4; New York, s
At Pittsburg, 4; philadelphia g. 3.
At Cincinnati, 3 !; Brooklyn, &9 Sec
ond game Cincinnati, II &; Brooklyn,
seventh inning to allow
Brooklyn to catch train. :.5 =.
American League. Il 4, lS5
At Washing gton, 0; !; Clevelant1, /.
Second game Washing tor, s.]1; Cleve-
land, 81. i. Ss |$s s55}
AT Boston, 8; e st. Louis, 6:
AT New = ork, s Chicago.
AT Philade elphia, s; Detroit 5.
American Associ ton. 3
AT Mimi Ills, s; st. Paul, 9.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
AL HOPE ABAN DoNED.
Miners Entombed at Hanna, hfyo.,
5s;5 Cannot BE Alive

Hanna, Wyo.. July 9. or the PA
men entombed by the mine explosion
8on Tuesday the bodies Of only i've
have been ecovered and all hope that
the others are alive has been aban-
sdoned Fire and smoke are preventing
the exp ploration of the lower workings,
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
I. MARKET ! Quo uoTATlo oNs.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, July Wheat ~
Cash, 8414 50; July, SIC Sept. 4a7as q
1741a 7411aa On trae X o. ~ Northern,
s841144c No. n North hern, 50 4 6 Il 3
Northern.s 500 82c. ..s3
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
NEE u ES0 ia
Joseph Prohofski 81 . ST. Paul carpex
ter, ageds thirty i've was drowned i
Round lake.

Joseph F Prohofslsi i ST: Paul carpen
ter aged thirty five, was drowned il
1 Ronnd lake.
David Brice, well known among Min
i neapolis portsmen, commit ted suicide
i inanls room in the Hotel Cecil
Mrs. Elizabet Lamb bert. one Of the
i Oldest settlers OF sStearns county and
i widow OF the late Samuel Lambert, is
dead at St. loud aged eighty i've
/ The5ss s Duluth p Missabe and Northern
1 road ga las devoted more than SIC, 900
I 4 Tor z5t ne building and furnishing OF a
| Y.s, "a sss s. home at Its Duluth ter
minals.
John Ross is at the st. Paul city
/ hosp1t recovering from knockout
drops admiLi istered while on la train
from Fort Dodge, Ia, to st. Paul. He
lost $55. !.
Manslaugh hter in the first degree was
the verdict returned by the Jury IN the
Lease of Bert .Ronk on trial at Blue
Fart charged with the nurd erS Of N.
Eberlein
Mgr. zMcEwan OF the archdi dioccese 81
lSt. Paul is seriously iii at the HOSPITAL
Of the Fate Bene Fratell il, Rome. He
is being treated by Dr.. Lapponi, the
pope's physician
80 a,
steryir. . ~. 3 ,1;as aounu .la
Hutchins 5 She q waa remove Ia :, tn tn
st. Paul city hospital
lime or. shinm ant s ~ :, n 1, I : "a J
broke alIss records : w;th ei.,t, toto -,
roads cominp INTO nnlnth from u 3. ba
Mesaha and' vo1no; nra !
of B aa2 0llle prnss 80 tons IA = :.
4, = s nss nra.i : "a ~ ~ rr ~
National hank a. Rlme Earths - ! pivann. 4
that city a library On the. terms nsmallv
made ~ Carnegie he conner IA :
accepted and 4 site has been selected
ftar hai 81 3, J ! :, e; g
Minnaa nolis - is = ~ :
nounced ipySs = doctor from thai HAT 4 p al
/ tuition as not needing medical attend.
ance Martin Roach died in cell At The
city Jail. s.;55 ts Sc s5s..@z
1s Hans. Johnson of finnaa nol;s nr+ s.
work and desnnndant kiiiad hin- - :
Nv drinking carholic acid IN his avn
doorstep, having first rung the bell of
his house to notify his wife that he
was there n s5;35
IN the case Of appeal from The order
Of the Hennepin county probate RI court. rt
| in the case Of the estate of@ soI smith,
i Russell the supreme court reafirms
the iacision thai Mo n i ari+ no.. ~ 70 ~ =
law Of 1902 lis, unconstitutional.
Sadie Kuplar Z do,o a.tic "a, 3;n+o
an-old cistern at tha 'hoon = nf har :, a,a -
nlovaT III, Al ! MIN - g ~ no,;s a,,a ~ tI,n
homrs cinna - a ,,1 i,nn ha ,s oua :, +1,o
six fact nf water 4, = M ,srs e
was n fainfin. cnndit - .lI a. az ~ wa, M. ras s
cned - -. y - ts
Congressman n page Morris an.
peared before Judge Lochren At At ST
paul and took the oath a ini1re, ',nf The
United States court for the distr;ct Of IF
Minnesota. q position to which he vas
appointed by Presto emf Roosevelt sons
months ago
laree harm halon .ing = RI r,asn
Tan bprt 1;v;na fau i1es #so;,th%,ps+ s1pst
of 1s,var,,a tr,, q, go -, ,sabtmi,sn 80
and hnrnad Ia tha, orouYd E,laua5
head a hnrsak.ssS i,,sth. bar1. - +ha t;,,aa
were Gather k;lad Is ~ IL. th 4 i; yt
Ebnrned to death.
mn -, 80. Z, s$S sssz;S
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
w Wedne July {.


Mrs Miles O,Rourke Of Woodward
Pa, was tortured and robbed
OF. s., ,000:
Dan Godfrey, the famous bandmas-
ter Of the Grenadier guards died in
London Tuesd lay OF paraly sis. ss5.
The crops In several provinces Of
Turkey have been seriously damaged
by recent torrential rains and hail. #
David Brice, well known IS among
Minneapolis sportsmen, committed sui
eide Tuesday morping IN his room il
the Hotel Cecil kss
Bishop Charles II. FowlerSof Buffalo
presided at Tuesday afternoon S ses-
sion of the John Wesley bicent tennial
celebration at Boston. l@,. KS KS
@@ The state departme has been ad-
vised that the governments Of England
and Portugal are making ready to
shower hos spitality upon the American
squadron in Europe. s5
Mrs. F. F Adams Of Milwaukee says
she was sand bagged n and robbed OF
$l8,5O0 by an unknown woman in the
toilet room Of & al train between Mil
swaukee and Chicago .S
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

FIRE b ME- Il)D DEs
TWO HUNDRED AND iRTysFol olya
MEN KILLED IN sTl He HANNA
.A,Y osINseo MIN T.
Score. 81 Others injured ana a Vast
Amouqt of property 3Destroy Re
Force 81 the xploaion Closed En-
frances Is the Mine and Greatly Pc
Iayed Work of Ressue Faint Hope
for Those stiIl III The Mine.
Omaha, Neb., July special to
the orld-Herald from Hanna, Wyo.,
says:
Hanna was the scene Of Z terrible
syn1os;on q arad S q M;na M nf
the Union Pacific Coal company snuff
ed out the lives OF 234 men, Injured
scores Sof others and caused the de
struction Of q vast amount OF property.
The mine was 81 not fired as was
stated III the earlier reports, but the
explosion was terrific aud completely
shattered the timbers Of the main
81 a. &c 4 n,,,naro,,a ant = ~ aa .tillad
- 4 J, I IS, :. s +,,sa
80 3 ~ s. -. a LIN ,..,, s,
- .ne' snat ~ = 3 iol ous,
Tlgnt Dy the expiosl0n we're Durlea
alive. The explosion was heard Tor
many miles around and attracted
people from the adjoining settlements.
Huge timbers i and 0 rallroad - iron IS were @
hArled from the mouth OF the shaft, q
distance OF zoo and z3OO feet. super
Ioree o1 men Went az WORK VIII VIII
70 remove thpe deprlss 'eE Irom tne smart
and reacn Inc enJomped miners N Inelr 1sE
progress into the MN nine was DiocKed eslsa
8pY the TOY IouI gases ana 5seVeral LINES INES
tney were lorceo 70 - suIl1ce
Forty-six. Men Rescued.
~, - ,,ee 81; ], ! I, 4 s.,
+ha N foras r ,ains I inara.o ga Cd fror, &c 3
- 49, sat = :, .
-. :. 81, ~, = s a4alnl.s4a,
ana 80 = - So ..s7;at n.. -
49, - :. :. = ] 20
ise . uuasn !, g &
- :. - -, nou 1871 u
r. - ha1f ,o4a Z 8 - ..,os :.
auu : ns.. 81. =. 10y Mo.e
are ~ .,,d ! 49, - Ne = 81 l.J
from the workings. Some were IL
jured,, but none fatally. Several !. are
ed all will recover. 4gs5
Two hume hundred and eighty-tWo men
went down IN the mine at IS o'clock
and j. up until late hour tuesday night
only torty-elght nave been accounted
for. OF this number two are dead.
1t was some time after the explosion
occurred that the first man was
brought to the surface. He was fol
lowed a by others, .e, until l o'clock when
the last We're brought out The re-
cuers were unable to get further into
the mine until addltlonal openings;
mad been made TO permit fresh air 70
reach the lower levels and clear away
gases. Horses and m EscrapWers W were put
at work t hauling s debris away from the
shaft and cars were pushed down the
incline, loaded and hauled back back up the
5tlpple and dumped. Inc work IS.
progressing SINS sltoWlyoWlng 60 c. the mar
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
AuDITcR PETT REM ovEp.I
Negligent Methods nj ade Possible BID
pefaic ali on. 5s

Defaieation.
Washington, July The board OF
53eommiss sioners of the District of Co
lumbia has advised James Z. Petty,
aud ct the district that he could
no longer serve in hat on ice as a re-
suit of the negli ligent method Is which
made possible the recent defalc ton
;of $S73, 900 by James a. Watson, one,
.of his trusted clerk Is.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

siuJn sSHIna0e slf a great showing Tor the
fiscal year ended June SO. The res
5ceipts were S $50 14 81 as compared
with $209, 5l33,, 3, 4 75 the previous year.
The increase is thus far j 100 per cent
The great rush of settlers in the Du.
luth district and the advance In the
price. OF timber have brought the In
creased business
Minneapolis M Ia bors ss5 iinterestsSs are
aroused oYer the decision OF Judge
Cray granting he EElec ectgical NIanufac-
turers.' association an junction
against the str king electrical work
ers a. ma ss 3. tn resol oluti ions
were passed Scond enln Is the judge and
charging tha Us 81 took pon himself
not only II icial But executive and
Elegisla latiYez funet lions. a5
war depart menta has notified
Adjutant General ,Ibbey hat reports
OF army officers who inspected the
state mil litia place the strength Of the
Minnesota qua I'D officers and
~, 81 men ,The goYernmen isN ready
to furnish the guard sWi It'll Krag- Jorgens
son rifles There are gtWenty even IN
EfantTy eompanies and "a company of
engineers to be equip pped. Fgasssl
est Publ fishing comp pany of st,
Paul has lost itss easesag inst the Ed-
WA ward Thomp pson llbli ishing company
s0fS fNnrthpor he est ,ublishss
Eing 1npany alleged the fringement|
Apf 9, 0O0 copyrf9hts the EdWard
,Thompsons comp and asked the
court foI ans Ia ion gainst the nd
ward Thorn pson atop iit
from selling lAIluns lean ncyclo-
neiiia 0f Law ,s, l1ams zen aiaOunting
1O0O0 Ee.e q s
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
No Promises Made.

Greenwood, Miss, Sept. 7.-(Special
to commereial-AppeaD-Major Jas. K.
Vardaman left on the afternoon train
to-day for Gulfport, where he goes to
attend q banquet to be given in his
honor at the Great Southern Hotel to-
morrow. When seen by your cores
pondent just before leaving he said ::
81 have no news to give out. shall
spend few days on the coast and after
that 1 shall return home to 60 to work
in earnest. You may say, however. to
my friends to whom am indebted for
kilograms, letters Of congratulations and
other letters of inquiry regarding the
administration OF the functions of the
office Of governor, that l shall answer
them later. 1t may not be out of place
for me to repeat here for the benefit OF
those interested, that have not made a
promise, direct or implied, to appoint
any one to office, and shall not until ]
enter upon the discharge of the duties OF
the office of governor. In these matters
l shall proceed with the utmost delibera-
ton, looking only to the promotion OF
the public interest. A public office is
public trust, and the incumbent Of the
high Office who regards it as private
snap, to be used to pay his personal
debts without regard to the public ser.
vice, disgraces that Office.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12

Roscdale, Miss, Sept. 10, 1908.
70 the Democratic Voters of Bolivar
Couuty-Greeting.
Fellow-Citizens-I have not the lem
guagc to express my appreciation to you
for the support which you have given
me for the office of county surveyor.
can truly say that | feel the responsible
ty which it devolves upon ME, and will
make every effort in my power to make
you a worthy and competent oflclal.
No doubt some of my constituents and
fellow men may call upon me to do some
very careful work, and beg to say that
shall always be devoted to my duty
and will do it whenever / may be called
upon. l. am no stranger i'll the delta
country, having lived all my life in Tai
lahatchie and Bolivar counties. l have
been locating lands for IS years, and am
well equipped for doing all kinds OF plain
and rectangular surveying and field map
ping to any mathematical scale.
Again thanking you for your support,
beg to remain,
Your humble servant.
J. M. McBROOM.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Chancery Summons.

IN the matter of the estate of ]. L. Muir
rell, deceased.
To William c. Murrell; Matte G. Mur-
rell, Virginia F. Murrell aud Mary E.
Murrell, minors; and Mamie G. Bris-
coe, administrators of the estate of
I. l.. Murrell, deceased, and to all
persons interested III said estate:
You are hereby commanded to be and
appear before the Chancery court of the
first judicial district of Bolivar county,
aud State of Mississippi; at term there
Of to be held in the town of Rosedsle, in
said county, on the third Monday OF
December, A. D. 1908, then and there to
show cause, if any you eau, why the
final account Of Nannie G. Biscoe, adj
tiiinistratrix of said estate, filed in said
court, shall not be approved and allow
ed. and the said Administrative forever
discharged from all further accounting
and liability.
Given under my hand and ofhcial seal
this the Sd day of September, A. d.
4. E. EDWARDS, Clerk.
p. N. McGAUGHEY, ID. {.
Scott, Woods, g. Scott,
Solicitors for Administrators.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Vardanlan's Inauguration.

There hes been much speculation since
the last primary, which resulted In the
nomination for governor Of Hon. Jas. X.
Vardaman, as TO when he would be
inanpurated and assume the duties OF
his office. First of all he has to be duly
elected at the general election to be held
on Tuesday after the first Monday III
November. 1903. This will be the third
day of the month, the first Monday be-
ing the second After this election the
returns are sent to the secretary OF state
who files them in his office until the leg
lature meets, which will be on Tuesday
after the first NJ ondsy in January, being
the 5th day of the month. One week
after the legislature has been in session
the secretary of state gives to the speaker
of the house the returns of the election.
They are opened by the speaker in the
presence of the house and canvassed and
the result declared one week after, when
the newly elected governor takes the
oath of Office, and enters upon the dis
charge of his duties as governor. This
will make Gov. Vardamat's Inaugural
ton take place on Tuesday, January 19,
1904 Gov. Longino was inaugurated
on the 10th of January, 1900, two weeks
after the legislature had been in session.
No special preparations for the occasion
ore VET beinr discussed by the friends oi
the govesnor-to-be, though it is not I'M
/ likely that A will he a memorable event
I in the histA Of the statc.-Yazoo City
lHerald
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Squibs from the State Press.

1t is said what is worrying the delta
planters most Just now is, how they are
going to get laborers this fall TO pick
the big crop that the cotton fields now
promise. ise.-Hattiesburg Progress.
The only way by which the people of
Mississippi will ever get good roads will
be by building them. 1t is well enough
to talk about them, but talk is chear,
while action counts.-Natchez Bulletin.
From the returns of the county pension
rolls it appears that the number of pei
sioners in the state is going to be mate
rally increased, which will proportion
ately decrease the amount received BY
each .-RaTnord Gazette.
Segregation is not the remedy for the
race question. The negro is here with
us, and there is little doubt that he will
here remain. Repeal the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the federal con-
sttution and there will be no more race
issue forever.--Yezoo Sentinel.
The real cause Of Major Vardamasi' 8
magnificent victory Is the fact that he
made an honest and clear campaign on
platform Of his own making, and his
competency for the place being apparent,
he was nominated in spite of the abuse
and slander continually hurled at lliin.-
C'JarksdaIe CHALLENGE
All this "hot air. about the negroes
leaving the state OH account of Varda-
mans election is to absurd for sensible
man to notice. The average negro don't
care d--ri whether.we have a governor
or not-give him a peck of meal and a
good rabbit dog and he is the happiest
man on earth and wouldn't swap places
with Mr.. Vardaman.-Canto on Times.
Major Vardamsn had no r,ercsnary
support among the press Of the state,
but the papers which were for him labor
ed earnestly, fearlessly and diligently
that he might be successful. While they
admired him, they had the interests OF
the whole state more at heart, and be
lieved it would fare better with him in
the executive chair.-Newton Record.
The administration of Governor Var.
daman will be one of progress, conserva.
atism aud wisdom. Honest i'll every
fibre of his nature, he will study the III
tercsts of the whole people and give
them clean, business administration,
free from jobs and partisan politics. No
| charges of corruption will ever be made
against his administration and the
people who will be closest to him will be
drawn from the ranks of the purest and
wisest men of the state-Tupclo Journal
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Dissolution Notice.

By mutual consent the firm of Harris
& Catching has dissolved partnership
Dir. Catching will continue his Office IN
the Lobdell building until September lst.
T. A. HARRIS.
C.L. CATCHING.
Rosedale, Miss, Aug. 10, 1893.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Democratic Nominees.
State Offices.

OtAtC VttsNCSs
For United States Senator's.
A. ]. McLAUl,iN.
H. D. MONEY.
For Governor
]. X. VARDAMAN
For Observation-Disclosures.
J.P. CARTER.
For Secretary Of State.
Nv. POWER.
For Attorney General.
WM. WILLIAMS.
For Auditor.
T. NJ. HENRY.
For Treasurer.
w. ]. MILLER.
For Clerk Supreme Court.
E. w. BROWN.
For Insurance Commissioner.
W.Q. COLE.
For Land Commissioner.
E. H. NALL.
For Revenue Agent.
WRIT ADAMS.
For superintendent Of Education
HI. WHITFIELD.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1903-09-12
Beat Offices.


For Supervisor
District IL. {. RAINIER.
District 2-T. r. OVERLY.
District 3-S. c. TAYLOR.
District Nv. A. SPEAKRs.
District Sc. H. W.Ay.
For Justice Of the Peace
J. c. WEST.
fst District NJ. M. DAILY.
w. 6. BROWN.
? "a. w. TuRNEY.
2nd District F. l.. BLANCHARD.
P. L. WHITWoRTI.
;: (J. A. COOPER.
3rd District T. B. JOHNSON.
RoBT. ARNOLD.
E. c. FRENCH.
4th District T. F. BARRY,
10. l.. SHELBY.
5th District K. l.. HAYNES.
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RICHARD L. BRADLEY
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S. D. McNAIR.
(3rd District.)
i. D. KINCANNON.
For District Attorney.
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S. D. NELL
County Offices.
For Senator.
E. II. MOORE.
por Representatives.
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JULIUS LESSER
For Chanccry Clerk.
L. E. EDWARDS.
For Circuit Clerk.
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For Superintendent of Education
T. S. OWEN.
For Sheriff
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For Assessor
WI. WOOTEN
For Treasurer.
7. H. STAFFORD.
For Coroner and Ranger.
J.F. FERGUSON.
For Surveyor.
T. NJ. McBROOM.