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The Tupelo journal., 1905-10-27
MILLER UNDERSELLS THEM ALL
SPECIAL ELECTION
For Justice of .I,e Psscs Of the
sscsRd D;striei.
5TAIE OH MISSISSIPPI,
LEE co [.InI

Board OF Supervisors, October Term,
1868.
Be it remembered that at the above
stated term oil TIC honorable Board of
Supervisors of said county, an order
was then and there made by said Board
which was in the following words, to-
wit:
Ordered by the Board that the res
ignation of w. P. Means, j. p, of the
Second District of Lee county, Miss,
be and the same is hereby accepted and
said office declared vacant from and af-
ter this date. 1t was therefore ordered
by the board that special election be
held at the precincts in the End Dis
trict on Saturday, Nov. 4th, 1865, to
select successor to said Justice of the
Peace, and the election commissioners
are hereby directed to have prepared
tickets, appoint officers to hold said
election and to do any and all things
required by Law in order to have said
election. Ordered in open court this
Oct. 4th, 1905.
|, G. W.Long, Clerk of the Chan
cery Cour and ex-officio clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors in and for the
county and state aforesaid, do hereby
certify tina. the above and foregoing is
a just, true and perfect copy of the
said Board of Supervisors made and en-
tered at their October term thereof, a.
ID. 1905, as the same appears of record
in my said Office in Minute Book s, Iagt
1O8
Given under my hand and osicai ssa
at Tupelo, this 10Th day of October, A
D., 1905.
G. w. LONG, Clerk.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LEE COUNMY
Pursuant to the above order made
and entered on record by the Board of
Supervisors Of Lee county Miss, on
the 10th day of October, 1905, notice is
hereby given that special election
will be held in the Second Supervisors
District OF the said county, at the sew
erai election precincts, in said District,
on Saturday, November 4th, 1905, for
Justice of the Peace in said District to
fill the vacancy in said Office Of Justice
of the Peace, to fill the Office made va
cant by the resignation of w. P. Means
The following named persons be and
are hereby appointed to hold and con-
duet said election, and make due re-
turns thereof as required by law:
DAVIS BOX.
D F Green, T G AL Livingston, Mgr.
J n Tucker Clerk ] P Caldwell,
r L Barton Lee Ashe, Peace Off.
SALTILLO.
Al Sardlin, T C E P Clayton, Clerk
G D otoyall, Mgr Hub Holloway
Jno Barrett, w. CBynum, Peace O
UNITY
J4B Horton; T C. Willis Hopkins elk
Jourdan Lackey Mgr &c Billiard
Will Coggins, WP Gardner Peace @
The persons herein appointed as
ticket commissioners before they can
act as such will have to take an oath,
as prescribed by law, to be admins
tered by H. E. Porter, County Ticket
Commissioner Such persons will ap-
| pear on the third day of November at
the court house and besworn.
Given under our hands, this October
18th, 1905.
H. e. PORTER.
L. T. TAYLOR.
j. II. ALTERNATELY,
County Election Com
NOTICE All ticket commissioners
are hereby notified not to call for tick,
cts until the 3rd of November, the da,
before the election, as the law directs
H. E. PORTER, Tick. Com
Hune1o Goah e: ph0ns NJ. j !. J
The Tupelo journal., 1905-10-27

Tupelo Coal Co Phone No. /
The Tupelo journal., 1905-10-27
Stylish Walking Skirts
g At $4.95, Easily Worth $500.

Made of fine all wool hard finish blue and black serges and
broadcloths; styles box peated panel effects beautiful
stitched and trimmed with tailor buttons they correct
in fit and perfect in finish The material alone is worth the
asking price You theee skirts to realize their
value. @ &~
The Tupelo journal., 1905-10-27

ba9n oTupeio's Best and Busiesf Store.

are looking
w. Fechhme
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
Fatal Railroad Accident.

Michael Coady was killed neat
Russell. H.. II station between Mil
waukee and Chicago, Saturday even.
ing about 7 80 O'clock. He and -four
others, employed as graders for the
&. M. & ST. =. railway, We're walking
along the track toward Russell after
their days work. AT the point where
the accident happened freight
train was standing on one track, the
road having double track on this
line. The five approached the freight
from the rear and Mr. Coady, who
was in advance, stepped around the
caboose between the two tracks. He
did not hear the swift approaching
Pioneer Limited, which passed at
that instant, while Mr.. Mccarthy,
the nearest member of the party, did
hear it and made grab to pull Mr..
Coady back, but failed in his effort,
aud Mr.. Coady was struck in the left
side by the front beam OF the engine.
1t killed him instantly, throwing his
body against Mr.. Mccarthy with
such force that the latter was seri.
ously injured and was taken to a
Milwaukee hospital.
Mr.. Coady was resident Of Min
eral Point since 1891. He was nat
i've of Kilkenny, Ireland. and was
born in December. lS43. He emigrat-
ed to this country in 1871, settling
first at Highland, and has been a
resident of Iowa county practically
from that time. He was married to
Miss Johannah Egan of Highland
Nov. 22nd, 1873 Ten children were
born of this union, six sons and four
daughters of whom nine are still
living, one sol dying in Infancy.
Mr. Richard Coady, Il son living in
Chicago, on being notified, took
charge of the body and brought it to
Mineral Point for burial, which took
place this morning, with services at
st. Paul's Catholic church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16

The ladies' of the NJ. f. Church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving
Bazaar aud supper on Thursday
evening, Nov. 30, at the X. y. Hall.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Rev. VIM. Croft will preach at
Plum Grove on Sunday at l0:30 a. m.
and at Bethel at 2;30 p. m. Rev. Croft
spent very pleasant pastorate on
this charge, and will be pleased to
meet his numerous friends.
Married, at the Willow Springs
parsonage on the 9th inst, by Rev. j.
Hardcastle, Mr.. Faun Harker and
Miss Eliza Il. Gardner. Both Of the
contracting parties are OF this city
and greatly esteemed by one and all
Of the community for their moral
and industrious habits and pleasant
manners. The Tribune joins their
host of friends in extending congrat-
ulation5 and well wishes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
The Local Field.

-Correll Il Martin for clothing.
% cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes a good smoke.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cor
don, on Friday, IA ten pound baby boy.
The celebrated Regalia l0e Cigar
has never failed to satisfy the most
fastidious smoker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Strong OF
Dodgeyille spent short time IN our
city Sunday afternoon.
These days the owner of black
jack property, be Little or much, is
regarded as one of wealth.
A nice line of SOC caps for 43e a,
the Uptown Millinery Store.
AMY MAsTEN.
- House for rent, containing nine
rooms, with good cellar and cistern
Inquire of f. G. Weideneeller. 46tf
If you contemplate investing in
fur goods of any kind, be on hand al
the special sale Of furs at Gundry 4
Gray Co.'S store Friday Nov. "A.
Geo. Godfrey, Jr, delivered t
l.. Graber, this city, on Tuesday o
this week, nine steers teight three
year-olds and one two-year-old) tha
averaged s74.45 to Mr., Godfrey.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
Ciapping OF tine Fire Bell.

Shortly after Z O'Clock Sunday
evening tho clapping of the fire bell
resounded clearly throughout ouI
city, and in about as quick time as ii
can be told citizens of all ages had
gathered in sufficient numbers to
block High street in the vicinity of
the fire building The bell was rung
in response to a telephone call for as
sstance from Darlington. A train
was ordered out ard our fire laddies
were quick in making ready for the
trip, but as they were about to start
another telephone message informed
them it was not necessary to come
as the fire was under control.
The following letter since received
by our fire department is not only
explanatory, but exhibits the spirit
of gratitude cherished by our neigh
bors on the south.
Darlington, Nov. l3, 1905.
L Il II .
"Gentiemen-In behalf of the local
fire department and citizens of Dar-
lington as well, we wish to extend
to you our heaity thanks for your
promptness in responding to our call
for assistance Sunday evening. At
the time of telephoning to you 1t
looked as though the fire was beyond
cur control and a section Of the
city doomed, but shortly afterward
through the heroic efforts of our own
department, the fire was confined to
the block in which it started.
"Knowing that you stood ready, as
your prompt response to our request
signified, to extend to us the-helping
hand in the hour of imminent dan
ger, we are indeed thankful to your
department and duly appreciate the
spirit shown.
II. e. VAN MATRE,
ID. SCHREITER,
H. n. WOOD,
Com. Darlington Fire Dept"
The loss is placed at $1,000. Prin-
cipal losers are: X. NJ. Roberts, vet
ernary hospital, $1,000; Ward q
Murphy, livery stable, $2,200; r. X
Driver $500; J. r. Harrison, $500
Isaac Yaeger, $500. Luckily no live
stock perlshed in the flames. The
| fire is supposed % have started from
| defective flue in the livery stable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
Matthew Fischer

Died at his home in kendalltown
Sunday morning, Nov. 18th, at six
o'clock, after long siege Of sick
ness, aged 72 years.
Mr.. Fischer was born In Lrxem-
burg, Germany, and came to America
In 1858, settling in the town of Ken
dali, where he engaged in farming
which occupation he followed to the
time OF his death. He leaves a wife
four sons and five daughters, all liv-
iag at home, none o. the children
being married. The funeral, which
took place yesterday, was largely at
tended Interment in st. Mary
cemetery, this ciey.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1905,

tame Warden Frank Cabanis
has been .ransferret to Jefferson
county, aud the jefferson County
warden, who is one OF the oldest in
the service and has the most arrests
70 his credit, has been appointed to
succeed him in Grant County.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16

AT open winter, with few sharp
snaps and no sleighing until after
Christmas is the first prediction of
the "old timer" 1t is tn be hoped that
the open winter will not be OF the
same variety as the one dished out to
US last season.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
j. r. HENDRA
Louis Robert Powell.

| The above named died at his home
in this city, on Wedne sday, the 9Th
day Of Novt mb,r. 1905
| Mr. Powell was born In Linden
| April 10, 1888 He was married to
Miss Nell Greenwood IN 1902. For
over year he had been ailing, but
was able TO be around until within
the last few months, when he was
confined TO his bed. He had the best
attendance and care, but seemed
doomed from the beginning of his
afliiction.
The services at the home were
conducted by Rev. j. Hardcastle. AT
the grave the Woodmen carried out
their burial service in IA very credit
able manner.
Deceased leaves a wife, father and
mother, one sister, four brothers and
Il host of friends to mourn his de-
parture.
The Mineral Point d Northern
| railway company will run two trains
each way between this city and
| Highland until further notice. Going
north, trains leave Mineral Point at
8 40 a. m. and 9:05 p. IN. Going south
trains leave Highland at 6 6;20 m.
and 2;l0 p. nj. This ought to prove
| beneficial to Mineral Point mer-
chants, as people residing at the var
ious points along the route can get to
the city and back the same day and
have ample time for trading, no mat
| ter which train they come on. See
time table in another column.
The Janesville butchers who
were arrested for selling "doctoredn
meats have admitted their wrong
doing, paid their fines, and put it up
to- the packers. The latter claim
that the meat was meant for the peo-
| pie of another state. This will graft
| fy ali Badgers, but what of the meat
consumers in other baiiiwicks who
are supposed to be tough enough to
attack embalmed meats.
Mr. John l.. Jackson left here
the first OF the week for San Diego
City, Cal. He will remain there
during the winter and possibly long
er. Mr.. Jackson put in the winter at
that place two years ago and likes It..
San Diego City is situated in the ex-
ltreme southern part OF California.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-16
Hot Water Bottles
-------- AND -----------
Fountain Syringes

are necessities in every home at
this season Of the year. We have
a complete stock of these goods.
including the famous "Thermalite"
Water Bag. 1t stores up the heat
for hours. We stand ready to
make all goods right that prove to
be detective after a fair trial has
been given them. Get our prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
NORTHERN TENT
INSTALLED OFFICERS
LOCAL MAcCABEEs CELEBRATED IN
STYLE ON TUESDAY EVENING.
WOMEN'S WORK EXCELLENT
Floor Work Of Members OF Armenia Lodge
Received Many Fine Compliments
Dance Followed.

There were two lodge installations
during the week that attracted the
attention u great many Of our citi
zens The installations were those of
the Maccabees and Rebvkahs.
The ceremonies of the Maccabees
took place On Tuesday evening and
We're largely attended These installa
tion ceremonies have been made an
nual affairs in Maccahee circles and
have generally been joint Affairs.
the members Of Henrietta Hive join
ing with Northern Tent Circum
stances this year were against either
a joint or open affair in either lodge
so II was decided TO hold seperate in.
stallations and the Sir Knights decided
10 give the annual grand ball follow
ing their installation
The installation OF officers commenc.
ell shortly after eight o'clock, Past
Commander Thos Conlin acting as
installing officer. All other busineas
was set aside 40 that the doors were
ready 10 be thrown open TO the gu
who had congregated In the dining
room shortly after nine o'clock and
the dance began. Deweys full or
chestra was ON hand and soon the
merry maze was In full swing.
About eleven o'clock the supper
committee announced that they were
ready to serve the inner man The
supper was excellent and IL is due
TO Will Margiaon that such good one
WAS served. He was appointed com
mittee Of ons by the general com
mittee, 70 solicit the eatables and see
that they We're dished up. lie put a
whole lot OF work into IL and acquit
ted himself and the lodge with honor
The following evening. in the same
quarters, the installing ceremonies OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

was held before Justice Dawson last
SATURDAY. Senator Moriarty. who
has the defense. came from Lansing
20 be- present at the hearing. After
going through few forinalities and
listening 20 enough evidence 20 prove
that a murder had been committed
and that the defendant was connected
with II. further procedure was done
away with and the defendants attor-
ney had him waive further examina-
tion. He viii appear in the circuit
court 10 answer 10 the charge.
The case will probably be tried In
the February term OF court. the ques-
tion Of hearing Of the case at that
time depending upon Mr.. Moriarty's :
ability 10 get away from his duties
az Lansing 10 attend 10 this matter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
WILL BUILD TWENTY
HOUSES AT THE DUNN
0e0RRlGAN AexlNNEY & co. WILL
START THEM NEXT WEEK.
ANDREW NELSON HAS CONTRACT
Water Going Down Fast In Great Western
and Lamont Want $50 More Men
Soon.

Corrigan Mckinney & Co. have
actually arranged for tho immediate
erection 81 twenty large houses at the
Dunn mine The contract was let
during the week 10 Andrew Nelson Of
this city and he will start "a gang Of
carpenters at work on them next Mon
day morning soAif anyone has been
skeptical of the future OF the Dunn
mine let him set his skepticism aside
for the Corrigau Mckinney people are
not putting thousands Of dollars into
dwelling honses with nothing under
ground TO warrant the expenditure.
The new village will be built 70 the
west u the old engine house on the
Hat Superintendent Richards had
the fiat surveyed out and plated into
lots 40 that there will be system %
the location. Fred Roberts. the com
pany's surveyor. was mt the Dunn sew.
eral days this week doing the survey
work and he has the ground ready for
the carpenter1
These houses will be modern cot
tages. roomy. well built and well
finished. The experience Of the com
pany has been that their employees pre-
fer small houses to large ones and for
that reason these houses will be all on
the ground. Ten Of them will be three
rooms with closets and bedrooms and
ten Of them four rooms They will he
sheeted. papered and clapboarded 30
the outside and Athed and plastered
on the inside.
IL will take some time before these
houses Are ready for occupancy but,
. in the mean time. work at the mine
will le restricted 20 development and
nwAtering work 40 that but small
crew will be- required The houses
wfii tr ready about the time that the
mine will be- ready for an additional
force.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

Armenia Rebekah lodge took place.
The women had gone 10 some trouble
and lot OF work 10 get mp some floor
work and their FIRST attempt was GER
tainly crditable one. The deputy
grand lodge officers were as follows:
Grand Master and installing officer.
Mrs Thos. Conlin: Grand Warden.
Mrs Richard Perry Grand Treasurer.
Mrs Henry Baker; Grand Secretary.
Mrs NJ. Lynch. Sadie Eldred. Maud
Hollow, Maud Wilson anu Edna Lynch
acted AS escorts They were very
prettily robed and their marching was
perfect Stella Bosanko officiated at
the piano.
The work was public and large
number of inyivted guests were pres
ent 70 witness the ceremonises
Following the installation cero-
monies the room was cleared and the
dance began.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
Concerning Mrs. M. D |. Fuller.

The sheboygan. Wis, Herald con.
tanned the following relative 20 Mrs
NJ. ~ l.. Fuller. who will be reuem
bered by many Crystal Falls people
Last week there arrived at this oiIice
a box of choice candy addressed 10
Mrs L. x Howe and 10 our surprise
IL was from Mrs NJ ID. l.. Fuller Of
San Francisco. Cal Mrs Fuller is a
sister Of Mrs. Jas r. Shutflebothan .of
~ Gth ST this city. and former
Sheboygan Co.. girl. having been
reared at Glenbeulah. Some time ago
we received letter from q party
who had visited Mrs Fuller at San
Francisco and we Gull part Of IL
which ~ as follows II only wish
you could know her as she IL now :
developed into noble energetic and
earnest woman which the versatility
and gifts of her nature foretold for
her future at the time when all her
friends admired her ~ much back
there. Sine is all and more than was
ever predicted for her. She has won
a place and econiums for herself in the
literary element here, and is - untir
ing, energetic and occupied that can
but wonder at the work she accom-
plishes My admiration for my sex
increases when I know Of the almost
insumountable obstacles and trials
that she has overcome and lived
through and cultivated into the beau.
tiful and loyable woman she il. Yes
she IL ~ beautiful in the face as ever.
only more 20. now crowned by n
shining sweet beauty even strangers
remark upon
Mrs Fuller has SON aged about
FIVE years Master Delauo Fuller and
moved to California after her hus
band death and sho hn. drifted into
writing s'oriettes and poetry con
tnbutng to some n Che leading pap
ers aud mbsalrfe thh i1dcn STATE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
FUNERAL or MERLE SMITH.
Occurred las, sunday and Wa. Largely At
tonded

The funeral OF Merle Smith. whose
death was mentioned in our issne OF
last week. occurred on Sunday after
noon. There was AN exceptionally
large at, niaDce of the friends OF the
det teased girl aud her family AT two
o clock the procession formed az the
family residence on Fifth Avenue and
proceeded 10 the NJ. r. church whore
the religious services were conducted
by Rev Guy y. Hoard
The church bad been carefully pre-
pared by the friends Of the dead girl
One Of the meet prominent remind
ers of the vacancy her death had nada
was the 1raped vacant chair in the
high school orchestra 10 which organ
ization she belonged and which assist
ed the choir in the music Of the ser
vice Mr.. Hoard preached a y,ry ap-
propriate and touching sermon. Fol
lowing the close OF the service. the
casket was opened and the friends
present were allowed 20 take one last
look At the departed.
= Tue great number aud beautiful
floral tributes told. more than words
could do. Of the many Friendships
possessed by the departed girl.
The procession reformed aud the
remains were borne to tho oemetry
beyond the river and laia in their last
long resting place.
We present below an obituary pre-
pared by a friend of the deceased lady
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
K. or P REUNION AT 500
Wednesday and Thursday June 2 and ~
Decided Upon.

Decided Upon.
The committee appointed by the
Knights 81 Pythias to set u date for
the annual meeting Of the Upper Pc
ninsula League Of pythias have de.
cided upon holding the reunion on
"Wednesday and Thursday. June elst
aud 22nd Notices 20 this effect will
soon be sent 10 every lodge in the pe
ninsula that they can make arrang
ments ~ attend II is believed that
every lodge in northern Michigan will
be represented and that IL will be the
largest and most successful gathering
ever held in the upper peninsula, al.
though the Isnpeming meet last year
was all that could have been desired
and the entertainment afforded the
visitors unexoelled.
tine Of the local knights. who has
recently visited several lodges in the
peninsula informs the Times that the
various lodges are expecting big
things at the 500 and ia this they will
not bc disappointed. II is Likely that
"Wednesday evening viii b. devoted TO
"a business session Of the league.
Thursday viii mostly bee devoted TO
sight seeing with perhaps an excursion
70 the Neebish OF Lake Superior and de-
gree team work for the trophy in the
evening The 500 has won ont on the
two former occasions Int IL mas not
been decided as TO whether they will
enter 10 the contest 20 be- held here or
not Some Of the local members are
OF the opinion that interest in the
contest would lie stimulated II the 500
team droppe' out for this year and
ct the other lodges complete.
The SEQ team. however expects to be
one OF the two 10 exemplify the work
before the Grand Lodge at jackson
next September and IL 80 II is likely
that IL will give an exhibition drill at
the reunion 500 News