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JAMES W., KENNEDY DEAD.

James w. Kennedy a former owner
of the Branford Lock company, and
well known here, where he hada lived
for years, died at his home 1888 Cedar
street, yesterday morning after long
illness. For the past year he had been
confined to his house. He is survived
by wife and three children. His wife
was Miss Elizabeth Reilly, a sister
of DIR. Reilly.
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RaarirM-eHowsp EeeEEneE.

causing pain, weight and headache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the
female system. It corrects
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EryeyrSEaF'5fv,

Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weak
ness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloat-
ing, Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
General Debility. Also
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Patent stove Brick are Cheapest.


The firm of Richie & Johnston car
penters and builders, a115 and III Bish-
op street. has been dissolved through
the death Of Mr.. James Johnston. one
Of the partners, and notice is hereby
given that the business will be CONF
Quoted in all its branches as hereto
fore at lis and III Bishop street by
William Richie. m28 tie
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Kidney GORpepfainfs

and Backache of either sec the Vegeta-
BILE Compound is unequalled.
You can write Mrs. Pinkham about
yourself in strictest confidence.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., Lynn, Mass.
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THE BOSTON AND NEW YORK AIR
Il. . A lrnAIIl

LINE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the Stockholders of The
Boston and New York Air Line Rail-
road Company will be held in Room
207 in the General Office Building of
The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company, In the city of
New Haven, Connecticut. on the 18th
day of June. 1906, at IL o'clock NJ, to
act upon a proposition to sell the con-
tracts, property, rights, powers, fran-
chises. and privileges of this corpora
ton to The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, and to dis
tribute the net proceeds among the
stockholders of this company; and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said meet
ing.
Dated at New Haven, Connecticut,
this 21st day Of May, 1906.
JOHN G. PARKER,
Secretary
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81 uAIlON wanted by Swedish Cook.
Stefnbergs Agency, "a Church Street.
III Its
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One ce1t a woRd for each insertion.
ave cents word for a faIl week. seven
GtmoA
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MRS. RoBERT Il. MEAcHEN.

. MRS. ROBcNT II, MEACHEN.
Mrs. Robert H. Meaohem died yester-
day morning at her residence, 1889
Forbes avenue. she was prominent
women here, and her husband was one
of the old settlers in the vicinity of
their home, He had been a market
gardner for years, and was well known
as a hunter and sportsman.
Mrs. Meachen was a prominent mem
Der of the Womens Relief corps and
was also a member of the Women's
auxiliary of the Annex fire department.
The funeral will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at o'clock at her late resi-
dence.
MRS. SUSAN A. HAWKES..
The funeral of Mrs Susan A. Hawkes.,
widow of Charles M. Hawkes., was held
yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
the residence of her son, DR. w. w.
Hawkes. Of High street.
Mrs. Hawkes. was eighty years old.
She died In New York on Monday.
DAVID FOLEY.
The funeral of David Foley. whose
sudden death occurred Tuesday morn
ing, was held yesterday morning at
$3.50 o'clock at the house, 1898 Ashmun
street, and at 10 o'clock at requiem
high mass was celebrated at Sta Mary's
church. The pallbearers were James
Kelly, John Cody. Michael Fitzgerald,
Dennis Foley, Michael Fitzgerald. The
interment was in st. Demands ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Foley was well-known veteran
of the Civil war, and lost his right
arm while serving under Burnside at
Fredericksburg.
MRS. ELLEN M. THOMPSON.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen M. Thomp-
son, widow of George H. Thompson,
was held from her late home, SIS Camp
bell avenue, West Haven, yesterday
afternoon at 2:90 O'clock Mrs. Thomp-
son was eighty-three years old and had
lived in West Haven for the past fifty
years.
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Al ONCH>-.EXperienced screw machine
hands. Good wages Apply to Ea-
t4n, Cole & Burnham Company, $40
Main street. Bridgeport, Conn. III IT
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WORK by young man. Is vel, ~
quainted in city and has driven deliv-
cry teams and worked in grocery
stores, First-class references as to
honesty ne AZ and sobriety. Address wv.
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DEATHS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

JUNE 1.
S Rises 4:21 Moon Sets H'h Water
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n. n. MALLORY

A.ySI1ONEER and Appraiser. lssa
Snapel St Telephone 1850, House,
hold sales a speciality. saIesroom 1SS
0ESnge OF. aS-tH
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Tr@ls1|or,pec:

A still further and bigger PRICE
REDUCTION is made today-necessi-
tated by very large stock-too many
by far.
WOMENS SUITS are good prop
erty, and the best selling item in ready
to-wear department, but we want the
room for Summer goods.
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MERCHANTS LEAGUE.

The merchants of Lexington had a
meeting Wednesday to form a League
to protect each other from the heavy
loss entailed by dead beat customers
and to insure honest goods, weights
and measures by wholesalers and re-
tailers alike. All dead beat custom
ers will be reported and credit re-
fused them by members of the league.
The scheme does not involve any re-
gulation of prices, each merchant
competing for business as heretofore.
At the Wednesday meeting the orga-
nization was not completed, W. X.
burden was elected president, W. l..
Jordan vice president; l.. L. Barr,
secretary. A board of directors will
be elected and a constitution and by
laws adopted, at a meeting to be
held in the near future.
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A CORRECTION.
Editor ADVERTISER

kdltor ADVERTISER:
In the published proceedings of the
last meeting of the Democratic Exc
cutive Committee a mistake was made
as to the date when the Committee
should re-assemhle for the canvass of
the votes cast on 2Sth of August.
The Committee will meet at Lexing-
ton on August 30th Gnstead of Sep
tember 30) and canvass the returns
and declare the result of the election.
A full meeting of the committee is
desired. The following compose the
Committee:
Beat L. W. P. Tackett, H. H. Ell.
more and DR.. W. D. Smith.
Beat 2-W. C. Durham, j. u.
Sheehy and J. B. Sweany.
Beat 3-W. S. Gordon, ]. W. Bur-
well and J. B, Doty.
Beat Al. J. Gilmore, ]. d. Nixon
and W. B. Netherland.
Beat 5-lra Jones, DR.. j. T. Buck
and J, H. Barkhau.
W. P. TAcKETT, Chairman.
II. H. ELMORE, Secretary.
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Freight and Ticket Agen
SHADD0N NEWS,

Well, Mr.. Editor. | have not much
to say this week.
Mr.. W. T. Autrey has returned
home from Jackson, after having his
eyes treated. He reports them very
much improved.
Mr.. j. s. Wilkins and W. C. Gran.
than made Lexington visit Satur.
day.
Mr.. W. J, Grace spent Saturday
visiting friends in Lexington.
MIR. J. D. Autrey attended to bust.
ness in Lexington Saturday.
Mrs. W. c. Mcclellan is spending
several days with her father, Mr.. Ru-
fus White, at County Line.
Mrs. Mary Grantham spent Satur-
day and Sunday at L. A. Grantham's.
Miss Leila Grantham spent Satur.
day night at R. L. McLellan's.
Mrs. Enoch Tate was a visitor at
Mr.. J. 5. Wilkins Sunday.
Mr.. j. ID. Autrey visited Mr.. j H.
Allen Wednesday.
Mr.. Shep Ellis and wife spent We'd
nesday at MIR. ]. H. Aliens.
Mrs. Carl Allen and sister, Mrs. H.
Grantham, spent Sunday at W. G.
Grantham's.
Mr. S. Wilkins has been on the sick
list with chills the past few days.
Mrs. W. c. Mcclellan spent Tues
day evening at Mrs. J. D. Autrey's.
Most every one seems to be enjoy
ing this week attending the meeting.
| Do,
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LOCAL & GENERAL
A BRUTAL MURDER.

About 8 o'clock tonight, an un-
known negro killed Kate Hamilton,
colored, the cook of the Hooker fami-
ly, in her cabin within the yard of
the Hooker residence, by beating her
over the head and body with heavy
ak and badly mutilating the face and
body. The ak with which the deed
was committed belonged to the Hook
er family, and the victim had scarcely
time to utter more than one cry when
she became unconscious. II. S. Hook
er heard the blows, and on going to
investigate, found the victim lying in
a pool of blood in the cabin. Medical
aid arrived soon after, but the woman
was beyond assistance and died short
ly after without regaining conscious
ness. Several parties, including Mr..
Hooker, saw a negro leaving the
neighborhood of the Hooker premises
taking the middle of the road in do
ing so, but not knowing of the crime
at the time, paid no attention to him
and until morning it looked as though
no clue could be found to the brute.
Suspicion finally settled on Will Hud-
son, the colored houseboy, who had
been guilty of several thefts in the
Hooker home. 1t was thought that
he might have killed the woman be-
cause she knew too much about him,
and search of his home by Marshal
Brown and Mr.. Ohio Beall revealed
his blood -bespattered pants and vest
hidden under the bed 1t was also
discovered that he had been seen
about the Hooker premises about the
time of the murder and had burned
bloody shirt and hat on arriving
home. Hudson was promptly lodged
in Jail. He confessed to the crime
and seems to be a certain candidate
for the gallows.
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We will make a Frame to fit
any Picture at swinney Bros.
Furniture Co.
BAKER HOUSE SOLD.

Capt. R. H. Baker has sold his ho-
tel to company composed Of Messrs.
W. |. Pickens, H. H. Elmore and DR..
?. D. Holcomb for a consideration of
$4,000. The new management will
take charge on Sept. lst, and will
bring the hotel to the highest stand
ard in every respect second to none
in the state. As soon as the neces-
sary plans and arrangements can be
made the company intends to erect a
modern two or three story structure
in place of the present building, but
nothing definite has been dec ided
upon.
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ENTERTAINMENTS

Miss Clara Eggleston charmingly
entertained the s. s. Club last FRIDAY
afternoon, Mrs. Lester Barr won the
souvenir for high score and Mrs. R.
H. Baker cut the consolation. Deli
cious ices were served after the
games.
Complimentary to Miss Purcell,
Miss Bliss entertained a few friends
at Almost artistic tea last Tuesday
evening,
Tuesday afternoon Miss Mary Dyer
was the charming hostess for a few
friends at 800" Miss Mamie Stig-
Ter and Paul Lindholm scoring the
greatest number of points. Elabor-
ate refreshments were served.
Tuesday night Mrs. G. A. Wilson
entertained few friends with 800"
the honoree being Miss Haverkamp,
of Yazoo City. Mr.. Howard Dyer,
having won the greatest number of
points, was presented first prize. La
dies and gentlemen's consolation
souvenirs were cut by Miss Haver-
kamp and Mr.. J. l.. Dyson. After
the games elegant refreshments were
served the dining room.
Miss 0ccie Mclean was guest of
the Whist Club yesterday afternoon.
The unfavorable weather did not pre-
vent anyone from attending this, one
of the clubs most enjoyable meeting.
The fortunate winners of the first
prizes, were Mrs. David Sutton and
Miss Fannie Eggleston, Miss Nettie
Watson cutting the consolation. The
prizes for the substitutes went to
Misses Mary Dyer and Eloise Watson.
refreshments were greatly
enjoyed after the games.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H. c. Tye to H. Tye, lot 100
Pickens.
j. R, Watson to Milton Jones, &c
acres in sec. 27, t. Is, r. 2 W.
j. M. Schild to T. S. Hastings, lots
1924, West.
j. F. Tye to Colored M. E. Church
lot in Pickens.
Durant Commercial Co., to E. A
Pugh, las acres, t. Is, r. 5. east.
j. c. Adair lease contract to Nose
russell
S. 0. Stigler to Morris Lewis and
Sam Herman, rs, l-3 acres in sec.
81, t. Is r. east.
Paul Tatum to P. E. Murphy lot in
Pickens for K. P. Lodge.
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J. E. Cunningham and W. E. Gwin
left Wednesday evening on a fishing
expedition at Clear Lake.
]. H. McCaleb returned Wednesday
to Yazoo City, where he is employed
by the express company, from a short
visit home.
Dr.'M. E. Fritz made Durant a pro.
fessional visit Wednesday.
Miss Chris Pepper, Of Deasonville,
has been the guest of r. E. Wilburn
and family this week.
Noel White sojourned at Allison's
Wells Wednesday.
Hon. and Mrs. E. r Noel were
guests of Allison's We Is portion of
the week.
j. ii. Farrar returned Monday from
a business trip to Louisiana and Ar
kansas. he was accompanied home
by his children, Eleonora and Leonard,
and his sister, Miss Lizzie Farrar, of
Waldo Ark.
Douglas Searson, Of North Caro-
lima, is here for few days visit to
r. P. Clack, after which he will 20 to
Bunkie, La, to buy cotton.
Prof. ". NJ, Bamberge, a special
agent of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, made most in.
teresting and instructive address to
the farmers of Bowling Green We'd
nesday, on how to increase the pro-
ductivity of the soil, to minimize the
ravages OF the threatened boil weyil
scourge, and other matters of prac-
tlcal import. A number of the far
mers present pledged themselves to
follow his suggestions next year,
which will doubtless show an increased
yield over current methods of cult
walton.
Miss Alleen Hughes, Of Canton, is
the charming guest of Miss Mildred
Smith.
Miss Harriet Meade, of Carrollton,
is the attractive guest of Capt. VIM.
Eggleston and family.
F. M. Boatwright and C. T. Bailey
were here from Oregon Saturday.
Miss Effie Lundy left Wednesday
evening to spend some time with her
friend, Miss Rosa Boyd, in Yazoo
City.
: j. F. Rogers, of Cruger, is in the
city today.
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HOLMES COUNTY FARMERS UNION.

Pursuant to announcement given in
the ADVERTISER last week, the var
ious branches of the Farmers Union
in Holmes County met in delegate
session Saturday morning to form a
county organization, Organizer NJ.
A. Brown presided over the meeting
and WI. Grace acted as secretary.
In the morning Hon. W. P. Tackett
delivered most happy and interesting
address. At the afternoon session, M.
A. Brown MADE a most felicitous and
appropriate speech, brimful of en-
thusiasm and timely suggestions for
the benefit of the order, At the
close of his remarks, county organi-
zation was perfected with the fol-
owing officers:
I. G. Stephenson, Pres.
W. J. Grace, Vice-Pres.
J. r. Miles, Sec'y & Treas.
G. 7. Bailey, Chaplain,
A. ]. Davis, Conductor.
B. F. Porter, Doorkeeper.
Executive Committee:
J. S. Wilkins,
J. W. Wilmington,
D. H. Watts,
| 7. G. Stephenson was elected council.
man to confer with the State Execu-
tiveCOmmittee at Jackson.
A goodly number were in attend.
ance and much interest was mani
tested, auguring we'll for the contin-
ned success and growth of the organ
| ization.
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HON. W. |. DYER

having been solicited by a number OF
citizens to announce as candidate fol
Mayor, does so in this issue. Mr.
Dyer is doubly qualified for the office,
being an able lawyer and man Of
integrity, and will look after every
interest of the city, should he be
elected.
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]. S. STIGLER

announces in this weeks ADVERTISER
for the Office of Mayor of Lexington.
MIR. Stigler several years ago held
that position for two consecutive
terms, is therefore fully conversant
with its duties and believes that. his
previous experience will be of great
assistance to his administration
should he be elected.
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Citation Notice.

No. 1877. State OF Mississippi.
To Isiah Brown, Defendant, whose postoft,ce
and address are unknown:
fou are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court. in the County OF Holmes in
said State, on the 9TH Fourth Monday in Nov
ember, A. d. 1909, TO defend the suit of Jane
Brown, wherein you ere defendant.
Witness my hand this, the cath day of Aug.
ust, 1905. PARHAM wILItAMs
Noel, Pepper Elmors, cAsnesry cIsrk.
Attofntyi for PitiAsik.
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v. c. ASHLEY,

as will be seen in our announce,
ment column, Is a candidate for al
derman for the 4th ward of Lexing,
ton. Mr., Ashley takes an active in,
terest in municipal affairs and il
elected can be depended upon to dc
his whole duty by his constituents.
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Eye Troubles That
Cause Headaches.

Can be corrected so
that the headaches dis
appear,
That is a simple truth,
but many still doubt and
hesitate. You do not
take any risk with US.
We guarantee to do
what We say.
II your eyes cause
headache, we can re-
leve the strain and
give you perfect COM
fort.
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WALTHALL BRIGADE OXFORD, MISS,

For the above occasion, the Illi.
nois Central Railway will on Sept.
9th, sell round trip tickets to Oxford
for one fare plus rs cents. Tickets
on sale Sept 5th, with final limits un.
til Sept. 7th. For further informa-
ton, call on or address,
E. F. RHEA,
E.osr.LL i l. A
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H. H. ELMoRE, Secretary.
HOLMES C0UNTY'S FIRST BALE.

Mullen 4 Owen Company, Of Du-
rant, bought the first Holmes County
bale Of the season last Friday. 1t
weighed 482 pounds and was raised
by J. NJ. Dodson, of Goodman, and a
very satisfactory price was paid for
same.
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FOR SALE.

One complete pool table, in good
condition; cow and calf, cow 1916;
and calf 3l-32, Jersey. For terms
apply to 0.,D. HOOKER.
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a home Is not complete with.
0ut a commode for the sick
room. swinney Bros. Furni-
ture Co.
Miss Rosa Boyd, of Yazoo City has
been the charming guest of Miss Efie
Lundy the past week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce the candidac
OF the following tor the respective ofhces men
toned, subject to the action of Lexington
Democratic voters:
FOR MAYOR
j. C, plNKERToN,
j. S. GwIN.
O. f. HOSEA
j, 5. sTIGLER,
W. L. DYER.
FOR MARSHAL
IA. BROWN,
X. 4. STANLEY
FOR TREASURER
G. L. KERN
FOR ALDERMAN-4th WARD
VIC. ASHLEY.
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Leather COuchos fr0m $3.50
to $4,000 at swinney Bros. Fur.
niture Co.

Mrs. W. l.. Howard, of Greenville
was the guest of Mrs. Pinkerton and
Mrs. Simmons this week.
Hon. D. C. Roby, of Durant, candi.
date for Railroad Commissioner, was
here Tuesday and made short speech
Mr.. Roby was a candidate for the
same office at the last election and
lacked only few votes of winning
He also received large vote in this
county. We believe he is a gentle
man competent to fill the office. In
dex-Reporter, Hickory, Miss ~a
K. H. Owen, of Franklin, had bust.
ness in Lexington Saturday.
Hansford Buckley, of Durant, spent
Friday night with his sister, Mrs. R.
L. Winstead.
Miss Maymie Kealhofer has ac-
cepted the position of assistant in the
postotfce, succeeding ]. W. Ashcraft,
entering upon her duties Wednesday
morning
Miss Ida Lou Roby, of Durant,
passed through here Wednesday
evening enroute to visit Yazoo City
friends.
M. Emmett Roby, of Gwin, passed
through here Wednesday on a visit
to Durant.
See the line of Linen Lined
Trunks at swinney Bros. Fur
niture Co.
James Wynn and Miss Daisy Pickle
were married in the circuit clerks Of
fee Tuesday by Mayor R. C. McBee.
Their many friends extend congratu-
lations and we'll wishes.
Miss Maymie Heinrich came home
Tuesday from delightful visit to
Memphis friends.
Miss Pagie Bailey returned home
to Acona today from a pleasant visit
to her brother, R. T. Bailey, and
family.
JIM. Everett, Of New Albany, Miss,
was in the city today.
Mrs. W. 7. Shurley, of Yazoo City,
ad Mrs. Lee Eubanks, of Durant, are
the appreciated guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. 2. Morris.
R. E. Wilburn and family are visit
ing friends at Richland today.
G. Garnett is now on the force
in the sheriff's Office. Mr.. Garnett is
a splendid business man, careful and
attentive and we are certain that
Sheriff Avent could not have secured
a better or more attentive official. =
Indianola Tocsin.
Prof. John Belford, of Acona, at
tended the Knights Templar meeting
here tonight.
5. ID. Bailey, OF Acona, was here
today.
]. P. Nabors, of Walden, Carroll
countys popular and eficint circuit
clerk, is to take the Knight Templar
degrees at the local commandery to-
night.
Office Baskets at ssyInney
Bros. Furniture Co.
Adam Heinrich, Jr., returned Tues
day from a pleasant visit to the Cas-
Italian Springs.
Circuit Clerk E. V. Ashley on the
2lst issued license to marry to Mr..
Finley Sterling and Miss Lille Ferrell,
of Coxburg.
Mrs. E. V. Ashley and Mrs. W. F.
Ashley went to Durant Wednesday to
meet Miss Lucille Ashley on her return
home.
At the meeting Of the Knights of
Pythias Lodge Monday night W. W.
Doke was given the second. degree.
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Herman Levy, Baxter Wilson, Jr.,
and David Wilson went to the delta
Sunday evening, returning Tuesday
night.
Carpets and Mattings of all
kinds at swinney Bros. Furni-
ture Company.