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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
THE HONEY
OF SAMPSON

There IS little doubt that many Of
the american people, irrespective OF
party. love President Roosevelt for
the enemies he has made
There is little doubt that the prin-
cipleS which are making the Presi-
dent SO popular are practically the
same as those which many have
blindly followed IN the past as their
iieht of hope. chasing the gldam
through darkness and doubt. and led
here and yonder through boys Ct pop
,lism. Tree silver, agrarism, bryan
ism. etc, etc,
II has been question 81 the right
prircplc in the hands Of the wrong
man Il appears now that the prin-
ciple Is in the hands 81 the right
man.
Tbis principle which lAnneriean
aeoalc have so long been instructive
II brt bindly following IS that Of pro-
lection of the masses against cor
poratc greed and oppression: the as
surance to All alike Of justice and
their rights
II Tie President holds the Light ne
i bigger man than his party. big
eer than an parties. and she tZrlals
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

Evils generally cure themselves
and the wave OF popular reform that
has just swept such cities as New
York and Philadelphia IS an indica-
ton that the crisis in the complaint
Of graft and public spoliation has
been reached and safely passed
The election has taught the people
OF these cities their power OF self
defense. and demonstrates that in
time Of need they can and will think
and act independently Of factional
ward Or party politics
The most remarkable feature OF
the elections. not only in the cities
named, but everywhere is the inde-
pendence Of party conventions dis
/ played
Tlfe end OF the party autocrat
seems 10 have come and in the re-
suit Of Tuesdays elections may be
seen the passing away of the occl,-
patton Of many political Othelio.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
THE NJ EMPHIS
ELECTION.

The Memphis election resulted in
a victory Tor Malone for mayor by
POI votes over ] G. Williams.
Considerable rioting and disorder
marked the election. and many char
ges Of fraud ballot box stuffing and
stealing are made by both sides.
The charges will be Investigated by
the Grand Jury
The result OF the election is an
other manifestation of the wave of
reform which has swept the country
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

Il some Of the Northern editors
who are 50 wroth because OF the
treatment OF the Southern negro at
the hands OF the Southern white
men because Of the imaginary Of
lenses would for a short time
come South and stay for while
they would receive many object les
sons which could not fail to enlight-
en- and change the views of their
prejudiced minds If any OF these
aforesaid prejudiced Northern editors
really wish to know the wholc
truth and nothing but the truth, and
would come South Tor the purpose
of getting at the bottom Of things,
they would be more than welcome
by the white man of the South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
APPLICATION FOR THE GRE
ALTON AND ORGANIZATION
OF A RAILROAD CORPORA
TON.

To the Honorable James X Varda-
man, Governor Of the State OF Mis-
sissippi:-
We, the undersigned. desiring the
creation and organization of rail
road corporation. herby make appli-
cation therefor.
ta)-Ihe names OF the applicants
are w. A. Evernan. w. W. Stone, W
n. Negus, f. r Wortham, Nathan
Goldstein and J. H. Lcavcnworth
The residence Of each % them is
in the City OF Greenville, in the Coun
ty OF Washington. in the State of
Mississippi, and the postofficc ad-
dress OF each OF them is said city OF
Greenville.
(b)-The terminal points of the
proposed railroad are Greenvillc. in
the county OF Washington. in the
State OF Mississippi and Yazoo City.
in the county Of Yazoo, in the State
of Mississippi
(c)-The line OF the proposed rail
road begins at Greenville, in the said
county OF Washington. and runs. III
general southeasterly direction, to
Yazoo City. Mississippi
(D-Thc name by which the cor
poration is to he known is Green
vile and lazoo Railway Company.
tc)-The time within which it !,
hoped the railway Will be completed
is two years from and after the ere
alton of said corporation
w. A. EVERMAN,
w. w. STONE,
w. H. NEGUS.
E. R. WORKMAN.
N. GOLDSTEIN.
]. H. LEAVENWORTH.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
MUCH
THANKS

The Memphis election Is over.
For many months the people OF
this region have been hanging with
bated breath and throbbing heart
strings on the thrilling continued
story which the great journals Of
that city have been daily publishing.
Would virtue win out
Would vice be crushed like an
adder beneath the heel Of municipal
righteousness
Would Walsh be foiled again
Would Riddick grind his teeth and
laugh low bitter laugh as the cur
tain fell and Memphis flew in a trans
port 10 the arms of Williams, while
the Commercial-Appeal, with tears
OF pride and JOY, spread hands OF
beneliction and shouted Bless We,
my children
Would the curtain ever fall, and
ii So when?)
Would red light flood the stage
and the orchestra play jiggery mush
while the Scimitar plunged its blade
deep into the heart of the arch-vil-
lain with triumphant yell of Sic
semper tyrannis
But stay. How was II -
Is ii Walsh that was the william, 81
is it Williams that lurked about IN
dark places. waiting to stick snick-
ersnee into the palpitating form OF
Mike Haggerty?
Was that the picturesque form OF
our own w. a. p. looming Mephis-
topheleau in the chiaro 'scuro. and
smiling subtly as the mines jumped
responsive 10 the touch Of his prac-
ticed fingers
What did it all mean: is vice viz
tue, or is vice versa?
Or is Memphis in love with Viii
liams. or Walsh. or Malone. or who ?
1t is all very confusing
Why were the Ants on the war
path:
Such are some OF the problems
that have held US in an agony OF sus-
pcnse for so many days.
True we did not know exactly
when to weep or when to applaud
but neither does the audience that
listens to Gotterdammerung or Can
ida.
[ BUT the play was picturesque.
The tiramatis pcrsonae included al
"Illustrious shooter" Dan Dooley
Of Canine Fame The Mallorys
Purse Proud Plug-u glies:" Whalen, q
Light Winged Garcon who Waits on
the Ladies OF Easy Virtue; Tho
Hon Budd Degg+ ''Messrs. Hartley
and Keene. Pico Artists. now under
Indictment for Murder. but enjoying
the protection Of the Moral Police
Rowdies. Touts. Comc-LateIies Fer
tile Mud Larks &c &c &c.
With such cast the drama coult
not have been otherwise than stir
ring,
But ii Is over now.
We don't know much more thar
we did at first. but The relief is great
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
A SIGNIFICANT
CARD.

4 very significant card appears il
this issue II the Times. signed by the
Druggists Association Of the city,
and providing for the protection of
the trade by preparing a list OF Gus
toners 10 whom credit can not be
extended on account Of nonpayment
Of bills.
Other lines Of business ii the city
might follow the example Of The drug
gists with profit. and il would be an
advantage 10 all concerned if the re-
lations q buyer and seller could be
established upon some certain basis
Of credit IT cash payment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
A SIGNIFICANT
SAYING

One OF the wisest Of the citizens
OF Greenville said that we are max
ing beautiful city for other people.
The saying sounds significant, and
il it were not so would not have been
uttered by him who spoke it.
1t is worth remembering and pom
dering over Those who think will
construe it As seems best to them.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

Navigation on the river has been
very busy for the last three or four
days Several cargoes of coal going
down the river. The large steamer
Spfague and tender Major passing
this morning just after daylight, and
three other boats going down in the
night
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

The building boom progresses Wig
orously. North Poplar to Alexander
street IS the newest and most flourish
ing looking square in the city. The
Race Track Addition keeps up its
reputation for rapid growth and inn
provement The quarantine and fe-
yer scare had no effect on Greenville's
steady spread. Now that it is over
the work Of building is being re
doubled. Greenville will have popu
lation of $4,000 before we know it,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

Democrat Republican. Populist or
what not will be mere words, having
no meaning to those who seek 4
principle and not a party name.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

While cities all over the land are
fighting graft, boodlerism and ward
politics. Greenville has a candidate
for mayor who has served from time
immemorial. and has no opposition.
and a board Of aldermen and new cam
didates therefore who have no per-
sonal interests to subserve and are
not tools Of any faction Happy
Greenwich
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
Quotations From Standard Poets

The life of great towns OF remind
MS
We may make our own sublime,
AID departing leave behind rs,
arester Greenvilie growing all the
Rmc
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
FAVORABLE
SIGNS

To the casual observer the result
81 the recent elections admits 81 fay-
tble angnries only "a revolt Is indi-
cared aganast all forms If party boss
ism. whipping ii and machine die
tation. It Is wholesome dcclara-
ton ST independence.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

For plants, bulbs and flowers. call
on Miss Clara Rowe; greenhouse on
the corner OF Main and Walker SITS,
phone SO o 2S-4 t.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
StetSon's Special Its new.

Miss Rowe has removed her geen
house from n Theobald avenue to
the corner OF Main and Walker Sts.
phone $40. o-28-r
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

Saturday morning ushercd in the
winter in serious earnest. Frost and
ice were clearly in evidence. and
there was no question astowhether
Or not an overcoat was the proper
wear
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

The Commercial Appeal gags a
the pill .
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11

John b. S. is the stylish hat.
The Leader.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-11
SATURDAY NOV. II, 1905.

Price $500 per Year
The Paper That Is Welcomed in
J Every Home
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d)en Eunftclt.
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GinidJrcitcn gegen 9anbidminbler in
Weus Wtcrifu.

GosmelL H..Wt.. %. SUM. -
Yenj. 8. Soanaoge puroe belite me-
gen 8erleitung gum Weineio perbais
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Snpoer inter $4,000 giirgidait ge-
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g9onnofcr, Siioieite Der Sorotooo-
nobe YeorlitroBe, ii BET 50, 8ros
$50, ST.
SomcS SIiigeI an SennieS. 5000
min, @eItieite Der WtiItor-Ipe., mob,
Sopctteltr., If bel 10, @rO5. $3.50
So.
Carrie u. Orr an hilbert &. 6
&otb II. 6rolt, Norboitieitc oer4Surf.
nobc @ecd) Ipe,, If bel SO, @rb5. $50
So,
Sreoerid Gonroo. &eriu., an Ser
monn Sherr, SiiboItleite Der @oD.
nobe GorolinCitr, II bel 50, 8ro5
$24, So.
Ibrobom NciicIo an hilbert So.
borSfp mo 6rolL @citicitc oerNtont.
forb-, ttobc TibIonb gIoc., 1874 bel
so, @rh5. $40, $500.
Caroline Somncr an Ilcronoer ".
Sorncr, Siioieitc Ger Caroline, no.
be SobnItroBe, 16 bel - S..
Charles Z. Ino& an g. y. Scnnias
NorOleitc Ser @ouab., nobe
SpringitroBc, 1910 bel -, S..
Sobn N. Carroll on E5obn y. Gar.
roll, Jun, @ruro5 E~crionol. mo at.
OercS Gigcntbum $500.
SrcO. =. HoB an Robt. Sell 0oro.
icitc Der Sorob gnns, nobe Snroto.
goitroBe, 1873 BET 81, @ro5. $3.50,
500.
Clarence $. &urIof an Serbert
Solution, 4 Cots, So.
Y@olbroot Sono Corporation" an
Caroline u. Orr, Ode 9ccd). ii. Ger.
riion.Npc, $500.
George WiQer an Baltimore Gitn
O%fiilionorp onO Gburd) GrtcniionSo.
cietp" Scr meth. Gp.s STRIDE, Gdc Sri.
NTH. mo Si0bitroBc, Is bel 9S.9,
@ro5, $54, $3.50.
nSitle Guarantee ans Grlllt 60"
an Hobcrta W. Groof, Horbieite ser
Nortb-Noc,, 1874 bel 100, @ro5. 500,
So.
6eroinon6 4. Gictif, an Soporo
g. 6rond, Slticite Der Gbcitcr., l,obe
glicconnoltroBc, 80 bel -, @ros.
$275, So. 81.
gpbroim Mod,t al Somlttl ".
Sric0cI, 3 Cots, So.
Gorl u. %. ShoIb an Winp 6. so.
rig, Noroieite ser 6bompion quenle,
nobc Slo gorf &ouo, 34.4 bel -.
@ro5. $S1, So. az .a"f.
u. Sonor acIp AT Charles S.
aiibler, @eltieitc Scr StriderItroBc,
nobc Hig8S.Noc., IA bel 1868, @ro5.
$40, So.
GOmor0 g. 2omoin on EbiGippSo.
Icpb, Gde 9rooomop uno 3bomo8-
ItrnBc, q bel - $1,000.
Charles y. Mutb an g. TufuS
@ia, N%oroiucItieite Ser @ops, nobc
UtottltraBc, 10 bel 100, 5000.
Gertrude W. Sogon an Catherine
Silber5obn SiioIeite Der Gogerltro.
BE, nobe Orbcl' Gqcp, t3,4 bel 50,
@rO5. $3l, $3.50. In@oin,1s.
WtotbiIoc Gent AT 9ri1get s. 9tco.
RI, Siioicite Der GaSlportbt, no6e
@oi6ingtonltr., 20 bel 60. @ro5. $50,
$3.50. .,,. ,.
&IoDo @iltinIon an Serrn. arob,
SIticitc Der Strider., nobt 9erinq.
tonitroBe, t7.6 bel 1877, 8roj. 70,
So.
s. @iliou &noiuleS an WoIinoo 6.
0oraltb uno @enobl, Noroneltieite
Der Carroll, nobc GroBltroBe, ~ BEL
81, @rlulo5inS $42; $40.
Nbrobom Sreemon at Spmnn
Soifmon, Noroleite ocr@ronbp., nobe
GretcrItrnBc, 90 BET 100, @rlmo5ins
$50; So.
Bette 8ifner mo 8emobl oil
Gitber @obin8fp, SiiomeIt.g Ode bon
SoDette. uno SpringitrnBe, t6 bel
80, @rilno5its $50; $4,000.
Charlotte &roiiS etc an @eorge IS.
mann, Weltleite Der Secono StroBe,
nnbe Rortb q. Mbenue, 1910 bel -,
@rmno5inS $50; So.
Clarence %. aemp an Charlotte
arol3, Weltieite Der Secon0 StroBc,
nube Hort6 . aoenue, 1910 bel -,
@%rltno5inS $50; So.
Sobn e. DIR etc. an Ioom Sdnei.
Der etc, Siiomeitieite Der GroBitroBe,
nobe Columbia d. g%oenlte, II bel SO,
$1l25.
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