The Tupelo journal., 1902-10-31
LOCAL.
Mia Marlowe Shoes at Billiards.

Julia Marlowe Shoes at Ballards.
Ladies' wraps from zoe. to $40 mt
CARROTS Blue Store
Ask your neighbors about Julia Mar
lowe Shoes.-Ballard,s.
A full line Of ladies sample wraps at
90 per cent less than regular price,
Blue Store.
Our friend Tom Lilly Of C~hesterville,
was in town Wednesday, looking smil-
ing and happy.
II you anticipate buying wrap nov
is the time, while you can get your
choice. Blue Store.
When you try a pair OF Julia Marlowe
Shoes, you will have no other.-Bal
lard's.
Miller's Stock is now complete, oul
prices will suit you, the quality is the
best.-Miller's.
We have made some very low prices
on goods you need for this week. Reat
our advertisement.
Billiards. stock of ladies fine Shoes
can't be surpassed. See our. Dutten'
hotter shoe.
Read our Adv. carefully it has som'
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Observation-Disclosures.
81 would as soon think of doing bus
ness without clerks as without news
paper advertising -John Wananake
Your money back for any and al
purchases that are not satisfactor,
and no questions asked.-Miller's.
Hon. Hon. Geo. II. Mitchell of Pom
i totoc, paid the Journal a pleasant ca
Thursday morning and had his nam
added to our subscription list.
There will be a union service at TIN
i Cumberland Presbyterian church Sun
. day night in behalf of the United Char
ties organization. No collection.
You know you can rely on it whe
I special prices are offered at Garrett
Blue Store, so remember the ladie
Wraps sale. Nothing like it.
Wraps worth $50 for $500
n 20 =" 1880.
/: Is $50 etc.-Gal
rett Blue Store.
Everything as adv. no misrepresenta
tions, no deception, practiced here
only full value for money received. Ou
Y aim lis to please you.-Miller's.
n Preaching in the Central Christia
church Lords day Nov. 2. 1902 by n.
Hardeman Minister at IL, a. nj. and Z
n m. Bible School at $40 a m. Everybod
= invited and welcomed.
I. We met our friend r. H.. Banks. {
Leighton, on the streets a few day
since. He was Just from Texas, whel
|. he went last January. He says this
the best country and that,ihe has cor
back to stay. Success to him.
Mrs Quinn, nee Miss Jennie Hopwoot
OF Louisville. KY, is the guest of her si
- ter Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Quinn has a hos
: of friends here who extend a mos
cordial welcome on her occasion,
, visits to Tupelo.
Write-For prices description an
maps of rich Delta Farm and Timd'
: Land. We employ settlers in our 10.
ging and milling operations. Liber;
terms.
HoUsToN Bros.
10-10-4t. Bigbee. Miss.
Rev. W. D. Wendell OF Tenn, wi
! preach in the Methodist church ne,
Sunday II a m and assist the pastor
other services during the day, NJ
! Wendell is n grand one Of the late Bisho
! Robert Paine OF Aberdeen.
4 Sunday school Institute was hel
Wednesday at the Baptist church /
Drs Spillman and LeaveIl who a
engaged in that work in the Stat
Three Lectures were delivered during I'll
day, which were interesting and il
structive.
The many friends OF Mrs. W. r. Lev
ellen are rejoiced to know she is able [
|. be up and visit neal neighbors aft
being confined to bed two yearS. She
a strong advocate of osteopthy as 81
has been treated with much success b
this new method Of scientific healing
W. r. l..
Mr.. Robins, President of tn
) Board of Trustees of Tupelo Grac
ed School, has instructed th
Principal to suspend school at ]
o'clock Wednesday in order tha
the children may see the 'parad
and attend the Indian and Viii
West show which" is to show her
Wednesday. Two performance,
afternoon and night. Mr.. Edga
Morris has made a special rate fo
school children and will reserv
three hundred seats for them.