The Weekly Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • 1

HE URBENVI1XE TIMES OOEV NO. 43 GREENVILLE, MISS SATURDAY. APRtt, 1 9 1903 PRICE FIVE CENTS RECEIVED 5STBIBUTIONS GRAND LODGE MEETING IN LOVING MEMORY. IX A. LOVE.

WEEKLY CKOP BULLETIN'. For Sale: i the The death of; Mr. D. A. Love, the For Sale: King's Daughter's for May Event.

Week which occurred at Biloxi, last "7ft AA Of This Section For The Ending April 14, 1903. Sunday morning. removed from our i a yy reci on east side I of Walnut street between following contributions, cash citizenship one f. our oldest and Two Brick Stores on Waiuut Street most highly esteemed citizens. Mr.

Uiutrwise, nave ucou hwi main ana Untral. Room for three stores. Love had been under the doctors care 1 Sold April II, 1903. Generally fair "weather prevailed during the week. No rainfall of eon-sequence was reported, except in the northern counties, -where good showers occurred on the 7th.

The nieim lor some time ana he was advised a The Grand Lodge of Odd Felllows will meet here the 5th or fith day of May, and extensive preparations are now being made by the local committee for their reception. Greenville never goes at anything by halves and the entertainment of the I. O. O. F's is not going to do it this time and in tlie Representatives from the different parts of the state whose pleasure it will be to attend this meeting will find it one of the most agreeable and pleasant they have ever attended in the history of the oragnization in this state.

We learn from the nhaii-. lour people to am lnr entertainment. The list as EVER1AN STONE few weeks ago that trip to the coast would benefit him in so i)ears only contains the amounts nnir anil ni Tint, 1 1 with his wife and daughter, Mrs. 4 Present income IS per cent net. I 2 EVEKMAN STONE, Up 0 P.

Sturdevant, he left for Biloxi. list lias largely increased. A 1 (VI He- had been there but ai short before he realized that his case' was rey Finlay 5 00 3 00 hopeless and on Easter Sunday morn irienberg ing he peacefully passed into the man of the entertainment committee Jnville Drug Co 6 k. Taylor 5 mat a moonlight excursion will be given the members one nisht dnrinn 00 00 00 00 00 Of Camlille Borrges, Wife of Capt. Ernest Bourges.

Another sweet saintly woman has passed to the Great Beyond, and the whole community is saddened by is almost a common sorrow, for to know her was to love her. Beautiful, sweet, pure and good, she bore the pain of sickness bravely, as she had borne every trial in life. Her faith Was childlike, her faithfulness was womanly and without variation, her love for her church was part of her life. A good wife, a fond mother and a faithfvl friend, she was true, in all the relations of life one of the best of God's make. Over the grief of the bereaved husband and children we draw the til of sympathy and love.

It must comfort them to know that for her, death had no terror, nor at the last, pain. Her candle went out and she has passed from the light of earths skies into the day of Gods Paradise, and the sweet hope is ours that she is renuited with the dear grandchild she loved so well, the beautiful gifted boy, whose, unsullied life ended in darkest tragedy, and who just eight months ago finished the voyage of his brave bright youth and entered great unknown. gy 7 Mr. Love was a native of Virginia, coming to this county about I860. During the war of secession he enlisted with Capt W.

E. Hunt. Co. D. temperature ranged from 3 to 6 aluvo normal.

On the whole the week was quite favorable for farm work, and generally good progress was made in plowing and planting, although in the middle and southern counties tlie ground is becoming dry and hard, rendering plowing somewhat difficult. A good rain is needed to soften the hardened soil and to accelerate seed germination. Corn planting is in full progress in the central and northern portions of the state and is well advanced in the southern portion. The first planting of corn' is generally coming up to good stands. Preparations for cotton planting will 60on be Leader gen Humphreys 8 Shanalian 5 50 2 00 the sessions, on the elegant steamer Belle of the Bends.

This will prove an enjoyable feature, especially to those representatives from the hill counties. The body that will assemble here promises to be i nn of t.ha 38th Mississippi Cavalry, and made a brave and fearless soldier. After the iiardina FOR E. N. THOMAS.

Bellzoni, April 8, 1903. To Hon. E. N. Thomas, Greenville, Dear Sir We.the undersigned citi-sens of the 5th Sunpervisors District of Washington county, residing at Belzoni, recognizing your ability, eminent fitness, great Zeal and useful and valuable' services as Representative in the Legislature of our state in the past, respectfully petition you to stand for re-election at the ensuing primary in August next, and hereby pledge you jetton 50 35 war he resumed planting and by hard work and successful business 2 60 largest in the history of this order a a .11 Isenberg ples soon acquired fine farming land on Deer Creek, which plantation he aim mey win De given the grip of ordan welcome oy every citizen tney meet.

owned at the time of his Fair His remains were placed in a vault Under CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. at Biloxi and at a later day will be removed to this city, his home and final resting place. He leaves a true Hr-'itzburger. U-fter our hearty support should you find it consistent to adhere to this request come general, except in the flooded districts where there will be some delay in beginning farm work. Oats are commencing to need rain, but as a rule, continue to do well.

In many localities the growth of vegetable crops has been considerably retarded Willi Brumfield A Tirri Co Of The Greenville Manufacturing Company. 2 00 2 60 6 00 25 10 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 1 00 20 00 5 00 15 00 2 60 1 00 Brill Cosilenian UH Prrkim Motelsndy Allen Montgomery II Knibrv Rlcharrinon and devoted wife, daughter and son and a large circle of friends to mourn his loss. By his death the family loses a true father and husband, the Waldauer A Wadlinrtoa. A Lew the harbor of eternity while the fu 4 8 Javkaoa Scott A BIG BARBKCUE. A big old fashioned country barbecue dinner The candidates to speak here and a general jollification meeting is the program arranged by the ladies of Kings Daughters Circles for Tuesday, the 5th day of May.

Greenville has seen people here in the past but if the day is a bright one, with the chtap excursion mtes they have secured to this point on all the railroads, they ought to fill this city like Ringling's circus. It is true some people would not come for a barbecue dinner, others for a political specking, but when you combine them both, it is bound to draw a crowb. On that day the citizens can give their cooks a holiday for when the aroma of barbecued meats is carried into every home by the fresh morning breeze, there is no dinner outside of a barbecue dinner that will satisfy their hungry appetites. Thi gubernatorial candidates have accepted the invitation of the kind ladies and will be present on the occasion. Besides the candidates for Governor, the Senatorial candidates, Senator H.

D. Money and Gov. A. H. Longino.will be present besides the score of minor candidates that follow the big guns to electioneer while they hold the people.

The fact that on that day the Grand Lodge of I. O. O. F. will meet in the city also insures the balance of the candidates who will come to meet the men who will come here from the four corners of the great state.

In the success of this day the ladies should be encouraged and supported by the business men of the city as it will prove to all who come that TLbiimer, JM Waggoner Ingram 8M Noluu South a true friend, the county ture was rosy with hope and promise. "Ah stall Minis iwaet hop lies, Deephr blddra from ktwi eyes. Ana in the hereafter angel may noblest iien.r Peace to his ash el Cowan i. Marshall Schwab V-i 1 L.OUU MavprhoB A I orner HI Spe-cer WOTornig CM ksna FMPepper i Turner Roll tb rton from It fravc away." John F. Harris, colored, who was ST ti Tnrner Si.lomon May the peace of God and the ligSt.

Bain Vincent 25 charged with receiving funds of stolen property was tried before Justicel'of by the cool weather the first of the month and by the dry weather of the past week however, in the extreme southern counties irish potatoes and truck gardens are well advanced and generally doing nicely. DELTA' COUNTIES. Coahoma: Favorable week for farm werk -cotton planting in progress; good rain on the 7th -oats looking well gardens backward. N. A.

Km died 8 I) Vincent lfoo Evan AUkin A. D. Cohen. Solomon Peylre Kohn l-yon yt A WNRyan A fcmittf Lpi'M Jhke Dribben Daniel Winn BT Herbert Wm inn JT McLean Uowlea ftaDrngCo I. W1W of eternal sun shine upon them may the death of the righteouus be ours, and our last end be'like theirs.

BO A. The charter of incorporation of the Greenville Manufacturing Company appears elsewhere in this issue. Mr. H. N.

Alexander is president, Mr. T. P. Reynolds, secretary and treasurer, 2 00 1 00 2 50 6 00 2 50 ilahon Grocery Co Its Light Co. Cartledge.

Cheat ban Robi Holljrdy Voirel It aiipp Turner i tres.well Fred Ieoi'bood i Geo Aitkin GWMeek.v It idard Ray -ti -Tfife" -Cha llrumileld Lea wit Maxwell, Jl. Hntsell 5 00 ton Clements Coal Co. 10 00 the Peace Vaughn last Tuesday and acquitted. Harris is an atttorney at law and an ex-member of theiegisla-ture and has alwavsbeen looked upon as a good citizen.During one of the sessions of the legislature he won the admiration of that body by a speech he made advocating the erection of a monument to the fallen heroes of the South. Harris is well liked in the city and bis acquittal, from the evidence, is but a just verdict, TO PLANTERS.

If yon want New Madrid 'White ind Yellow seed corn go to Geo. Wilhelm, No. 183 Main street. Mr. Thomas requests the Times to and Mr.

J. W. Bermingham, the active manager of the factory. The new enterprise will engage in the manufacture of church and store fixtures. H.

N. Alexander, T. P. Reynolllds and J. W.

Bermingham and their associates are hereby created a boty corporate by the name of GREENVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY and by that name may sue and be sued, contract and be contracted with; plead and be impleaded in all courts of law and equality; may have a common seal, and alter the same at pleasure. The domiicle of said corporation shall be the city of Greenville, in Washington county, Mississippi. Said corporation shall exist for a period of fifty years. The capital stock of said corporation shall be divided into shares of Fifty Dollars each, and as soon as the sum of 12,500.00 is subesribed and paid up to the capital stock, said corporation can begin business. Said corporation is created for the purpose of engaging in the manufacture of all kinds of building ma-trial, and of doing sub-contracting and jobbing business in such material, and in connection therewith may own property, real and personal, necessary and proper for such purposes, in accordance with law.

Said corporation may adopt all necessary by-laws, not contrary to law. The first meeting of the persons interested in said corporation shall be held at such time and place as they shall mutually agree upon. thank the signers of this petition him for their confidence manifested in him, Mr. Thomas has already announced his willingness to become a candidate and it was certainly very L. Winter i son, Gwin Co 2 ttenden Co 2 Vonnns 1 j.

Reviere 1 i Archer 1 Olin utgomery Stone 2 Rosenfeld 6 The concern should meet with un bounded success, as a better locality for such an entreprise could not have been chosen than Greenville. gratifying to him to know that the people of Washington county endorse his record as a legislator. ienville Steam Laundry 5 00 2 50 Greenville is all right and that in every way they may look, push and T. Ireys, fronton 6 00 progress and prosperity in spite of A 6 00 the recent high waters can be seen. 1 0( in McLean 1 00 IFPi jrchants Planters Bank.

5 00 STATEMENT. is Sack 1 00 Quitman: Good rain; considerable farm work done during the week; some corn planted; cotton planting commjepced-s-JV A. Cooper. ''v Bolivar: Generally favorable con- dition prevail although good rain is needed to soften the ground. H.

P. Williams. Sunflower: All farming operations delayed ground becoming dry and hard but little corn planted and no cottton; gardens poor, rain needed. J. B.

Davis. Tallahatchie No rain ground hard, plowing difficult; corn, potatoes and vegetables coming up slowly, C. W. Gist. Leflore; Tana work progressing well; first planting of corn coming up; -cotton planting in progress; rain needed.

Dr. J. L. Baskin. Holmes: Cora planting about completed cotton "planting commenced ground plows up hard and cloddy; oats doing fairly well rain needed.

W.WtLunsford. sj iKI Yazoo: Favorable week for farming; corn coming up to good stands on hill lands: preparations for cotton planting in progress, except on valley plantations, which are still under water Monroe Eling Corn about all planted; cotton lands being prepared irish potatoes and gardens backward; apple trees in bloom outlook for peaches only fair; rain needed. O. E. tionalBank 5 00 Showing the Condition of the Mer J.

T. Atterbury 10 00 V. Garner 5 00 IN THE chants Planters Bank of Greenville, Mississippi, on April 4th, 1903. RESOURCES. Somerville 60 Starling, Sr 2 00 1 For Sale, Bight Direction): illley Launrdy 1 00 Loans and Discounts ou per Ham 2 M.

Said corporation shall have all the 8. Lake, 3 60 sonal enaorsements, real estate or collateral securities 29 lvoWl ratal 21.479 84 rights.privileges and benefits consis M. Cashin 2 6 iRoy 8 When yoa are thinfc-j Bonds and Stocks 7,00 00 tent with the purposes for which it is created, conferred on corporations by Chapter 25 of the Annotated Code of A A Central! loca- ted business prop- I erty, yielding i 0 6 B. Campbell 5 00 Banking House 10,000 00 Other Real Estate 2,500 00 furniture and Fixtures 2.000 00 iizens Bank 5 00 iight Exchange Mississippi of 1S92. Don't von think it poor economy H.

Alexander 5 00 P. Kretchmar 3 00 log a Swell Summer Dressy Shoes, of something comfortable In hot weather Underwear. per cent, net. Total fckWyche 2 00 to replace your old dilapidated wood-Mi fence bv another of the same LIABILITIES, lonital Paid iD $50.000 00 Holland 1 25 Cramp 1 00 if. Bell 50 Undivided Profits 5,088 59 material when you can get a hand i -A I Investment, tinman Mill 8 00 individual Deposits suoject tu Check 200 393 lhpPlril 9 OS some iron one for practically the same nrice.

with the followiing advan Yotf should step right into larch Shelton 2 50 tages in favor of the latter: It is Oividends Unpaid 10 00 fepcke Leicht Lumber 5 00 stroneer and more durable than a LEADER, The wooden fence, needs no repairs, has self-closing gates, beautifies the lawn, Total 9255,501 39 )I the Above Amount of Loans and Discouuts The meats for the big to be given here on May Eth by the Ir.dies of the King's Daughters, will be prepared by Messrs. W. D. Love and Geo. Cook, of Areola.

These gentlemen are both skilled in the ait of roasting meats and something unusually fine for the palate can be 'lookei for. nffieura nf the Bank None makes home attractive, newly painted looks like new. adds to the value of LV V-1 ah (si nf the ORE PRICE MEN'S CUTF1TTERS JOE WEINBERG Proprietors. property, will last a life time, and is CL nl nl flMfln. I I the pride of the home.

JNow is tne time to select vour design for an iron ville, Mississippi, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, full and nt Aaaot.a and liia- r---l--- fence as it takes from three to four exacii siaieuiDuv yi bilkies of the said Bank on the dayj f. Brannon 25 Isenberg Co 6 00 ttsburg Coal Co 5 00 i mBlum 10 00 yer Co 10 00 Eeid, Bell box of lemons. DeltaManufacturing enough Wee for the day and serve same. Rosenfeld Bakery, 40 loaves of ead. Delta Bakery, 20 loaves of bread.

Ice Factory, all the ice needed on iat day. George Nelrns, 4 pounds of flee. Harbison 25 pounds of sugar 4 10 coffee. weeks to make and ship them, and mil wonld be surprised to see how the books of same. ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

about I o'clock last Monday i JUST A FEW OF THEM. TOO BAD. -What is coinst to be cheap Capt. Bourges is selling them. See him before buying.

come of the state of Mississipi It is raoraiugkGrant Ward, a colored por I I 'ft i'i I WIM.IAJI Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, Nntarv Public in and for the City of Panamas and French Palms $2.00 to $15.00 i BASEBALL. Greenville, County of Washington, State of Mississippi, this the 9tu day of April, 1903. 4k a. a.

a. ter of the Southern Express Company, whiWcarrying a Shot gun from the wagon to the place where it was kept, accidentally dischargedjthe weapon, the entire charge of ten buck shot entering his ear and side of head, killing now being intimated by some of the newspapers that Governor Longino i-going to resign his office to attend more strictly to his senatorial candidacy. It is said too that Lieutenant Governor Harrison, who is seeking tie governorship, is anxious to resign, tnus leaving the grand old ship to baffle the high sea without a rudder. NvW wouldn't there be a howl from Steger.Holmes of cigars. Crouch, Meisner Co.

15 pounds Notary Public Examined and found correct. VV. D. Cole, Auditor. him instantly.

The base ball season will open up in this city on the 20th, with Memphis. Last Sunday the Greenville team went down under Frank's Memphis aggregation after a hard fight. This week the Greenville boys have remained in Memphis practicing for butter. THE HIGH WATER. The high water here is now passed into history and unless the rise at The young men in the office anu This 11th day of April.

1903. Reims Blum, all white oloth for who testified before the coroner's Jury.stated that after getting the gun Vles. Cairo raises the river again the ttam-1 the people if they ever found it out. off the seat of the wagou he was Owing to the irregular train s-, I I Schwartz, 2 boxes ef cigars. H.

B. Robinson, crate of straw- btate Register. many subscriDers laueu vice heard to say as he entered the houte: the coming season and it is really wondeful the rapid improvement they are making in the manipulation of thn stick and sphere. frries. Toward march and raised the gun ceive The Times, but mis wiuw, after this week as we learn all, over to an upright position and they, being busily engaged' in checking up the will be running vj trains HIGHLY HONORED.

We are informed by Miss Louise Hider, recording secretary of the state organization of the King's Daughters and Sons, that Mrs. Neil-son, chairman of the state executive board, has been highy honored, having bncm asked 'o Mr i T.TTv-, state prpyric jivr thr I V. or Or-f fo- Tie state ror.n -4rhu meets VitUbsrz yd. u. aud Kith, llw.

Ksilson is of th to drcft "t-wecf r-tIa-tujv. f.a this i i tt lu lie ne 1( gisliitvre. Tor lack of Scilsrn da-elided to l'd on the st the oa- PROTRACTED MEETING. Mr. Joe M.

Ram Bey, the famous Saturday. express, never paid any more attention Next Monday will be the first game played on the home grounds owing to the high water which has had possession of that part of the city. But the find preacher of Middle Tennessee, Gnat Oil at Geise Hood's. ill begia a meetiing at the Metho- age to the county will be very little. The business of the city is daily improving in every line and the whole business interests have taken on a new life and gone after the trade in earnest.

It Bounds a little funny, but many of the overflowed farms that the water left a week ago are planted and the crop of cotton is up They are really better in condition than many that never received any water, as during and since the overflow the breaking was very rough for the need of rain. The Delta is a wonderful country to him until the report of the gun was heard on opposite side of tlu-room, and on going around to see the cause, found him dead with the (un AN ELECTION FORECAST. The Meridian Press, which is hoe-tile to Major Vadaman's candidacy for governor, but which is a reputable and respectable paper, savs that the race for governor is undoubtedly between Judge Critz and Major The Press urges its friends to support Mr. Critz. crater is now off and the grounds are Church.

Wednesday nisht. April being put in fine condition for the first came of the season. lying near him on the floor and blood flowing rom a hole in his head which I An excursion party of real estate For Sale: Desirable Frontage on M.V. R.R. Close to depot Let the people turn out endj show the management their appreciation nf the fine aggregation of base ball the charge had made.

jury on tlie evidence returned the aist The Poet believes it very probable hat Major Yardaman will be success ill arrive in this city on flay Of M. Morrr. vei.tiou.. llrti. Efwa vith the clever a verdict of death caused by accidental discharge of gun in his own hands.

3'd Annrfcanna mnKwantaflTA of the players they have secured and the club that they have behind them, the finest people on earth and a string of her r.t the mn.t time for its troubles axe soon forgotten ful in the first primary, and that under the operation of the electoral feature of the primary election law, a Jirf. by ta after the worst. aud the morn rooters that defeat cannot nusn. questing her to respond to "The Ad Central railroad, will have irharge of the patty. They will regain in the tsity only few hours, ct Whil Imrft irill ha onrved meals GREAT SPEECH.

Senator Money has gained more dress of Welcome," in the name forth with beauty and fra-like tlie new blossoming rose. opens grance the state officers, but Mrs. Neilson this issue of The Times' will be In friends and admirers through lii Contractor J. 3. Harty has begun also declined this honor.

the statement of the aiercnam tbe ladies of the King's Daughter found senatorial address, anent the Indian Planters Bank. There is no ircie. and ela affair, than by any other one act 'ketch of which we published yesterday, the Major will have a majority, nt least of the electoral votes. And is not at all improbable that he will have a msrity cf the popular vote. This will be very hard on the iVilson-Lougiuo combination, but it will be a good thing for all the rest of the people.

Yicfcsburg Post. banking The Greenville baseball team will of his life.and to suppose that the en ig institution in wi condition than the M. better lightened people of this grand old arrive home from Memphis tomorrow, and it is continually growing; the levee hnnrA linn Amnloved Mr. and P. FOR A well made, nicely painted business delivery wagon wtiii harness, suitable for dry goods or grocery Will be sold as bargain.

Apply at tho Bankrupt Store. (Sunday), and on Monday and Tues state will not rally to his support against Longino borders on the the construction of the warehouse and offices of the Crawford Groqery recently organized for the purpose of fconducting a wholesale grocery business. This adds one mere large concern to Greenville's business enterprises and there is no question as to its outcome for Greenville is a growing city and is feeding more territory as each year passes. in favor or with the business wen and county. Its officers and town ridiculous.

Woodville Republican day they will cross bats with the Memphis. Southern League team at park in this city. Let a good are time-tried ana uwa- directors John Atkins to build lets around the break, so cs to protect the bi-; "ws and planting interests. The work already been started and 800 men i a a dollar a day are advertised for to ork at the men, and Uiew memwis fnl business Latest Spring and Summer shapes rowd attend, and let the same num ber attend each and every game. the affairs of ttt ban nf MindnctinS Take The Times and have chance lit it weekly prize.

Gnat Oil Vt Kcci! just received. SOL BRILL. and above boaro are honorable v-.