Announcement of Justice of the Peace candidate and local updates
The community notes a candidate for re election for Justice of the Peace at the November election. Other items report vaccination drives, a public school reopening, illnesses including fevers, crop reports, local visits and travels, church activities, and infrastructure updates in Brookhaven and surrounding areas. Cotton prices and harvests are noted, with several personal notices and society events in New Orleans and nearby towns.
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Justice OF the Ferce
Meeting Call of Lincoln County Prohibition Executive Committee
Notice announces a Prohibition party meeting of Lincoln County Executive Committee at Brookhaven Court House on Friday September 27 1805 at 10 a m. Included are committee members Beat 1 Vernon Sith Beat 2 John D Bailey Beat 3 H A Kinchens Beat 4 H T Reed Beat 5 B F Anding and County at Large L M H White W H Allen E P Douglass. Secretary Joan D Bartey and Chairman E P Douglass urge attendance for campaign business amid a long local notices page with church and school news.
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Prohibition Executive
Prohibition Party
Lincoln County
Court House
Brookhaven
Vernon Sith
John D. Bailey
H. A. Kinchens
H. T. Reed
B. F. Anding
L. MH. White
W. H. Allen
E. P. Douglass
Obed Rollins
Pleasant Grove
R. W. Hall
W. F. Yarborough
J.Q. Byrd
David H
J. Q. Grice
W. Ff. Bailey
B. C. Grice
Z. Lofton
L. D
Dulied
Church
Eejanaeton
Wills
Chis
Ill
Crew
Hil
the Douglass
W. Z. Jordan
A. Scarbrough
A. m
J.M. Giravit
County
Easts Farm Sparkles as Model Lincoln County Home
Canvassers in Northwest Lincoln recount a visit to Thos W East of Red Star. The farm, thriving since 1856, features a public gin and mill, a new steam cane mill, molasses production, and a 150 tree LeConte Keifer and Lassen pear orchard. His wife Mrs Nast enhances the household while Thos East, W T and James East were early Prohibitionists in the county.
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Brookhaven
Ada Conn Brown
New Orleans
Blanche Brown
Barber
Dr. Sessions
Natchez
W. F. Yarborough
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Hoskins
Railroad Avenue
Oscar C. Green
Ricketts
Jackson
Brookhaven and Monticello Telephone Co
Silver
Lincoln
Greer
Thos. W. East
Red Star
East
Best
Bayou Pierre
Jas, East
Bast
Tutt's Liver Pills Promised Cure All Digestive Ailments
A cascade of claims touts Tutt's Liver Pills as an absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles and torpid liver. The ad also promotes exams for teachers in Brookhaven with dates in September and October and notes a 50 cent fee and self supplied stationery. Belle Kearney returns from Europe and plans a canvass for prohibition and WCTU work in Mississippi.
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Tutt
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Tue Leaner
Flora
Train movements between New Orleans and Jackson delays
Rail timetable notes two trains from New Orleans to Jackson with arrivals at Brookhaven and Brooklaves. One train departs New Orleans at 9:00 and reaches Jackson by 12:52. The other train shows arrival at Jackson around 2:03 PM.
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RXV
New Orlewan
Brookhaven
Jacks
New Orleans
Jackson
New Oriatia
Brooklaves
Jeokaoe
Teaves Jackson
Dackse
New Orienns
Ieana
New
City Drug Store Scholarship Vote Totals
How the vote stands to date for the City Drug Store four scholarships lists recipients Annie aden Leone Bee Mary Lewis Cornelia Maxwell Edna Androg Mary McRee Ada Magee Kate McNair Those with fewer than 15 votes on entering the contest will not be published. Also notes an advertisement about a money making scheme via the Dish Washer business by Euizapeta C. A bilious fever case mistaken for smallpox rumor caused by Dr. Bennett's patient. caution urged before spreading reports.
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Annie Aden
Leone Bee
Mary Lewis
Cornelia Maxwell
Edna Androg
Mary McRee
Ada Magee
Kate McNair
Mound City Dish Washer Co
St. Louis
Bennett
Whitworth College
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Jows
Ella Jones
Bradshaw
Bullitt
Henry McClendonds
Will McGrath
Bertie Womack
Hazlehurst
Will Penn
J. C. Davis
Canton
Dr. Flowers
Methodist
Dosia Williams
Durant
Mattie Penn
Mt. Pleasant Church
Norfield
Ethel Smith
Whitworth
Belhaven College
Clarksdale
Joan D. Bartey
Sec’y
Dr. Watts
Pres. Chambers
W. M.8.of the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Friends of the Cause
B'nai Sholom
Heuck's
Opera House
B. A. Landan
Bay City
Mich
J. L. Price
Mt. Moriah
R. J. Boone
Mook & Bowling
Dept. F
Equitable Building
Memphis
Tenn
J. R. Dobyns
Mississippi Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Grange Hall
Burch
Tue LeAver
W. F. Smith
Caseyville
Potanao
Paw Nedra
Model
Howe
Swarr Avery
United States
Woolley
Atlanta
Duke Cigarettes
Edurham
ERE
Myx
Pando
Crith Veaubule
Hammond
McComb City
Horsetirst
Crystal Tal Springs
J Jackson
Cantor
Enehanton & Water Taney
Beanel Roads
Iuka Normal Institute
Iuka
Miss
Tuka Normal Institute
H. A. Dax
Jones’ College For Young Ladies
Cadsden
Ala
Huntsville Female College
Department of
Levulles Fron
Cata Jonite
A. B. Jones, Pres
Camelline
Weanuuer
Dell Fate
ALL Druggista
Ennyroval
Pitis
Baie Roven
Chas, Chrisman
Brennan
Chrisman & Brennan
Attorneys-At-Law
Miss. LI
Liscols
Aiko Supreme
Fricke
Bulldog
Front St
Bilies
Norvino
Jhomas Brady
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Steres
Bank Bulding
Cherokee Street
Chas. A. Barber, M. D
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Orrwe
Shermanitas
Alice
J. W. Bennett
Orrice—At
T. B. Carson & CO
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Jackson, Mise
Ate
Nowscheepers
Gran Plus
Cfttessi
Charter Oak
E. Bradshaw & CO
Broqenaven
Turnbough
Horse Palace
Nhar
Richmond Desk Company
Scov
Richmond
Ind
Dr. A. Lewenthal
Te Millinery
Om A? Hardon
Chartres Street
Nehvyt
Orleans
A. B.griswold
Canal Street
Eale
Douglas
WM. .Agshagch
Brookhaven, Mies