The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-16

l IL A. oh'D
See A. H. Delay for fine engraved
visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc.
An elegant line Of samples tn select from
When YOU want your eyes accurately
and scientificly tested and fitted, call at
T. J. ~Jourdaa's, the old reliable.
If you fail to see US in our new store
we will both be the losers
Asa W Allen.
Have you made your will? Ii not,
YOU should and make US your executor.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
Place your order for coal now. 1t
will be higher later.
Tupelo Coal Co.
Thomas. the Taylor, has years Of
experience, and adheres strictly to first
class work. Try him and see
FOR SAlE-16O Acres good Land
one mile from POntOtoc. A bargain.
Asa W. Allen.
Thomas, the Taylor, is not a rolling
stone, but is here to stay and caters
only to FIRST class trade.
Capt Fred Kolheim was in the cit
Thursday looking well and hearty.
He reports crops fair in his vicinity.
Brandt Witherspoon and Harry
Frazer have gone to ClarksdaIe where
they have accepted a position with
Mr.. Miller.
Ladies Skirts add Jackets cleaned
died and pressed
THOMAS The Tailor.
We are making low prices on coal bv
| the carload or less than carload. Place
| orders now.
Tupelo Coal Co.
FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms,
large and airy, for light housekeeping to
| couple without children. Apply to Mrs.
Carey s Wood.
The most beautiful line Of Sterling
Silver ware will be opened next week
| at the old relia ble's.
Il. j. JoURDAN.
Mr.. D. W. Robins has let the plumb
ing and heating contract for his new
| residence to Mr.. C. W. Hewitt. our
city plumber.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven Sparks, 2 miles west OF town,
on the arrival OF a new baby girl at
their home last Saturday night.
Charles Van Houten left this morn
| ing for Spring Hill, Tenn, where he
! goes to enter College. We wish him
much success in his College career.
Mr.. High of Florida is visiting his
| brother Mr.. s. T.. High. Florida seems
to agree with Mr.. High. as he has
every appearance of one enjoying ex-
| ceIlent health.
Mr.. d 8. Ballard has been kept at
home from his work in Memphis two
days this week on account OF sickness
| OF two of his children We are glad
to report that the children are better.
1000 Blu. Red Rust Proof seed Oats.
| The hea West and purist | ever saw
Sow now and double the yield OF
yOnr crop.
Aas W Allen.
FOR HALE-Eighty acres OF land *
miles west OF TupeIo. Two horse crop
Well located Will sell for part cash or
| all on time to suit purchaser. Apply at
once to o. B. Rogers, Tupelo, Miss.
We are still trading wagons, buggies
| and sewing machines for cattle or any
| thing else that has a market value. Our
| Birdsell Old Hickory and Tennessee wag
ons are the best made. Asa W. Allen.
FOR SALE-Horse aud Buggy Fol-
| Sale, both good as new, cheap. Want
to sell at once Reason for selling -
grass is out.
l.. Il. Gates.
Misses Jeneva Boggan and Marie
HoyIe have returned from ST Louis,
where they spent ten days at the Fair
They were Joined in ST. Louis by a party
of friends from The Southern pat of the
State.
We are sorry indeed to lose Mr..
J. w Thompson and wife from our
town. They 90 to C%ovington, Tenn,
where Mr.. Thompson takes charge as
one of the managers of the large cot
ton mill at that place Success to them
in their new home.
We have received a very interesting
,aper on the subject of School Dis
cipline" by popular young lady, which
we are compelled to omit because If
lack of OF space. We regret that we
cannot comply with the request to
print it.
We had the pleasure on Thursday
morning of a call from Prof j a N es
Vance Bowen, of Oxford, Miss who
was enroute for the A. & M. College. OF
which institution he has recently been
elected Prof. OF Languages. We found
Prof. Bowen a most intelligent and en-
Pertaining gentleman and predict for
him a highly successful career MS a col
lege professor.
On last Friday afternoon little Miss
Irene Turner entertained a number OF
her little girl friend at a birthday party
Irene Isl charming little hostess and
was the recipient OF a number OF pretty
presents which proves to her friends
that she is a favOrite among them. The
affair was an ENJOYABLE r and shall
long be remembered by tn 'se present
Dainty refreshments were served.
The ever hospitable home OF Mrs
H E High was thrown open on Fri
day afternoon to welcome the debu
who were invited to meet Miss
Katv High of Tampa. Fla. AS these
beautiful yonDg ladies gathered to
it was indeed a pretty pict
ure the lovely gowns, bright hap
py faces and merry voices made one
that it vas good to be there
Sweet little Hovt RAYMOND met the
guests at the door and showed them
to thu ~pari0rs where they were re
-r,vrd b. Mrs High and her gnsst
The guests ere very much rriresi,esi
IN ,nar hot afternnmn b, delIgisiiui
/, moIale served on entering, by Miss
Dale RAYMOND in her usual grace OF
manner. The bird contest afforded
mnch mprrimpnt and proved that there