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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
A PROFITABLE HAY PRESS

DR.. Riggs Murphy hay press has
been pronounced success by nearly
every user. What makes it the real
wonder it is is its simplicity aud in
expensiveness.It only takes two men
to operate it and pack bale the same
size that it takes two men and
horse on other presses 70 make
Every day the inventive mino Of
the doctor adds some new improve
ment to the press. An attachment
consisting of knife to cut off hang
ing vines at one swipe is his latest
patent, and it proves time saver.
This press rs not only good TO pack
hay, but it can be carried to the cot
ton field and made TO take the place
of the cotton house By having The
cotton pickers each night empty
their cotton in the press and when
enough has been picker pack it into
a loose bale. In this way three times
the amount can be carried to the gin
at load and the cotton will hold its
weight better and make better sam
pie due to the packing. Write him
for information about this wonderful
pre- SIS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
THE LARGEST
COTTON MARKET
In the Delta This City
Should be Says a
Compressor

Mr.. D. |. Mcintyre, one of the
head men OF the Gull Compress Co.,
has been in the city several days,
who, with Mr.. Jones', the manager of
the Greenville plant. has been test
ing the different parts of the new
Gulf Compress machinery, says that
everything is now in first class shape
and they are now ready for receiv-
ing and comprising cotton.
There was another matter that
brought Mr. Mcintyre here, we
learned in conversation with him,
and that was to study the cotton con-
dition in Greenville. and see why it
IS that Greenville was not the lare-
est cotton market in the Delta.
There is no reason. he said. why
it should not be, as it has the advan-
cage of eight points over all others.
Again. it has the largest and some of
the most successful buyers in the
South to sample and price the staple
AID this together with both river
and railroad facilities, excelled by no
other city in the Delta, and the large
cultivateable area surrounding the
city, and the same abov, ard below it
on the Arkansas and Louisiana side.
should make It, in his opinion.
great market and one which he hopes
some day to see it become. To tbs
end, he says. the Gull Compress Co.
will work and do everything in their
power to help bring about
Mr.. Mcintyre, as we'll as Mr.. Jones
we found to be very clever gentle
men, and we only trust their final
investigation will find the real cause
for our city's cotton shortage, aud
by counsel and advice help to bring
about the change that will place this
city at the head of the cotton cities
of the Dela-a place where i is lust
ly entitled to be
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

In the fever situation the fatal
September day is passed and from
now on every day that passes in
es its danger that much. The in
crease in both new cases and deaths
in New OIleans the last few days IS
giving those in charge no cause for
alarm as they claim it IS among
New Orleans low class.
At Tallulah the fever is worse,
but this is attributed to lack OF pro
Or attention in fumigation and
screening. At Lake Providence, the
situation has improved very little.
Natchez has had no new cases in
the last few days, while Vicksburg con
tinues to have one or two day
Along the coast the situation has
improved some. Taking it as a who's
we could say it is bad but It could
have been much worse.
Hamburg is the only place in th'
State that has broken out with fe-
yer since our last report, and it nov
has four cases.
By next week the situation vii
decide when we can look for tn
quarantine to raise IF the situa-
ton looks better many will be al
lowed to come home by October II
if worse, it means that all will hav
to stay out until after frost
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
ANOTHER SHOT FROM
MOONLIGHT LAKE
Camp No. Seven

lamp NO. oeVcn
By the Weather Pr1rhet oTO-TO y
III. 1;f. ~, ,
-. s''''' - We are "SN'u 70
From the low and humble to the
higher estate.
While this effort W. make, though
humble it be,
We make no claims as 4 poet yod
see.
W a''u s'''"' "'''s '''e
Accepting the issues without fear.
without wrath,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
Narrow Escape
from Death

Last Monday afternoon, during
the rain and electrical storm, Mr..
Harley Metcalfe, one of the best and
most successful planters of Wash
ington county, came near losing his
life by a stroke of lightning which
splintered a large tree under which
Mr. Mtcalfe went for shelter from
the down pour of rain.
When the clouds came up ~
Metcalfe was down in the fields with
his wagon gathering hay and had
just finished loading one when it be-
gan to rain A large tree standing
nearby promised shelter, and he in
structed his driver to drive under it
till the shower was over. He was
on his hors and also rode under the
tree. While within few feet of the
tree bolt of lightning struck it, sew
ering the tree into kindling wood.
The terrible shock knocked both
Mr. Metcalfe and his horse to the
ground and the negroes on the top
of the hay loaded wagon were also
knockd to the ground The horse Mr.
Metcalfe rode Immediately got uf
after recovering from the shock. and
on examination of both men anc
.iorses it was found that all had luck
lily escaped injury from the unknown
but powerful force.
Mr.. Metcalfe. on explaining hi
feelings when he was struck, 1sni
i that it was like man had discharge
), some ten or more guns right in hi
face or back Of A's head.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
Have shouIdered thsir guhs. ana wi

Have shouidered their guns, aud vii
do all they can,
Supported by Bergman and Robert
shaw. our well known reserves,
BIT who are, sometimes, 'straggler.
after "Sllarkey's preserves"
Now comes Yerger and Finlay and
Griffin and Jayne,
Who have an eye single on that bot
tie of champagne,
They are guarding in day time, as
we'll as the night,
And will cease not their watching un-
til after the fight
There's Lady Sharkey," old, boy
one Of the bravest of our lads,
Whose smiles will enchaut you ano
make you feel glad,
And with Davis, his partner, in whom
we can trust,
Will fight for Our protection till laid
low in the dust.
Now our Comrade Lemons, he wont
do to squeeze,
But he'll stick to his post until win
ter's cold freeze,
While Wilzin, his pail will keep the
bali rolling,
And prevent all straglers from enter
ing or strolling.
With the call for Volunteers came
Eubanks and Schall
Who'll guard in the sunshine, md at
night in the squall,
On Moonlight Lake, where the pond
lollies grow,
And mosquitoes are plenty, with
toad frogs galore
Now all guards of Camp 7 will keep.
up the campaign,
Reveling in dreamland DER the bot
tie of champagne.
Then here's success 70 Bro. Crosby
and the good Greenville Times,
While we cease from our labors and
efforts at rhymes
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
QUARANTINE
GUARD LIFE
The Times Adds Two
More Poem in Its
Contest
HOW THE GUARD GUARDS
And What He Sees and Does, as
Told by key Einstein, Post :

9pasm NO. l.
@ out IN the stlIfy nignt'
WIN MS ~ shinlng bright
ne manly guard goes TO and tro-
Eatroiling from camp door 10 camp
door-
re sees torm' he can make 1t Out
VINO comes there; lie beg'ns TO
Shout,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
THE EAST END SAVINGS BANK

The Greenville Savings Bank and
Trust Co will occupy the building
formely occupied by Mr.. Sam Iser-
berg for a saloon, in the Lake build :
ing near the Y & M. Depot.
The building viii be fitted with ali
the necessary 6xtnres for a banking
concern and have all the modern
equipments.
The officers Of the new company
are. ]. A. Lake, jr President, L.W.
Wineman, Vice President; J. E. Lep-
great convenience to the East Enders
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
The Fever
Situation

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I5.-The
report of today's fever investigation
resulted as follows:
New cases, 43.
Deaths, p
New foci, 6.
At Natchez three new cases are re-
ported
At Gulfport, one new case,
At Hamburg, two new cases, with
no deaths.
At Vicksburg, no iCew cases, but
one death.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
Notice
State of Mississippi
Washington County

Washington County
By virteu of an order of the Board
of Supervisors of said county, made
this day. sealed bids are ID to
be filed with the UNDER ERIK
on or before IL o'c' n
Monday, the and das
1905. for the working
Road No. So. from Liand
bridge on Bogue Phalia.
The Board reserves the rsht TO
reject any and all bids
/ Given under my hand and official
seal this 5th day of September, 1905
/ SO At T. H. HOOD, cltrk.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

Potato Salad, Ia w Be
Whipped Biscuit Rye Bread
Coffee Ia Pot California Claret
Beer w nlSNey
Mumm's Special Orders Only
September II.
j Following are the chairman of the
different committees, that did so well
in making the evening SO thoroughly
enjoyable.
Chairman of all Comm ttees-H.
G. Vincent.
Purchasine-W s. Wright.
Arrangements. l. Strickland
r. P. Ransom, R. D. Bedon.
Toasts-Frank Robertshaw, 7. {
Holmes.
Inv;tations-W. H. Montgomery
NJ. A. Bergman.
oastmasteFWalter R. Wright
All 6ay Wednesday willing hands
were at work at the post arranging
for the feast, and when night came
on with its silvery moon to shed 1t:
soft light and shining rays upon tbs
festive board, and the bright and sii
very stars in the blue canopy abov'
twinkbing in their very sockets iron
the many bursts of applause in re
cognition of the wit about the table
the seer 5eggard description.
| AS aeh guest approached the cam
4 his eve 6rst caught sight of the hg
.re 6 composed of lighted lantern
i across and over the road with a sk
background AT the right Of the nun
Der of the camp were erected tW
Ioo-foot tables parallel to each otf
or and about twenty feet apar
These tables were joined together
the ends by shorter tables making
complete square On these were $
plates for rs guests.
/ The carving tables stood in Il
center OF the square. Above eao'
line OF tables and suspended on wir
we're some $50 japanese lanter
j which gave light to the banquett
7 and added tot he brilliancy Of the {
: casion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

Mr.. Sam Isenberg has recently fit
ted up, rext door ID the well known
hose OF S. w. HARRISON on Wash
ington avenue, East End, one OF the
most attractive saloons ill the city
In the same building Mr. Isenberg
will run a small lunch stand and the
up stairs of the building will be fit
ted and furnished for a small hotel.
These rooms will be elegantly fur
nished and he says the prices will
be very reasonable. Mr.. Isenberg
will leave for St. Louis as soon as
the quarantine is raised to buy his
hotel furniture
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

The Times Jo-Jo IS far ahead of
the Memphis Scinitar weather pro-
phet
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

DR.. w. A. Borum, pastor OF the
Baptist Church, anno nces that he
will hold his r>gu'e. morning and
evening services tomorrow, and all
are cordially invited The evening
service now begins at 7:3o,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
POST 6
VOLUNTEER QUARANTINE
GUARDS
You are cordially invited to attend
BARBECUE AT OUR POST
Tuesday evening, September twelfth,
Nineteen hundred and FIVE
eight o'clock.

To meet Miss Stegomyia.. R.S.V.P.
The menu was as follows, but from
the supper set before each guest some
of the edibles must have been omit
ted for want OF room on the menues.
On the back of the invitations was
published a list of the differen Off
GERS and committees in charge of the
grand affair.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16
MENU

Canape, la Russo
Celery Mixed Pickles
Fish Chowder, la Bordelaise
OliERs
Rarbecued Prime Beef, Pan Gravy
Barbecued Pig a la Hog
Chicken Salad, la Toulouse
Columbus Eggs, a la Christopher
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-09-16

Shrimp Salad, en- Mayonnaise
Potato Salad, Ia } w Be
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rlnnen ermGblt; CHARLES &. @roue
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GeBtc Der Sniiun.
$1,000 pcri6nlidD sciibrtc $1,000
6rfnriion mad Niagarn = Sails
nnb iariid anf Der pYenn.
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aus uuternomilen iperocn.
(279,S3,5)
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Sit c~ o&im" @urrcll?-
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Plus @ultimu . GuuntN.

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NcnnN's fcin acrDitctc Gaficcs

mcroen in allen S%taottbeiIen bon
Baltimore pcrfnltif. Die pursiiglide
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bieielben geraoe5u bcriibmt.
So .&ennn So, Sbee, 9affec, 3nder.
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