The Tupelo journal., 1904-08-05
SHELBY TOPP.

We had a pleasant call from Messrs
A. II. Watt and C. NJ. Rogers of the
FIRST district Monday These gentlemen
TOOK occasion while here to extend their
subscription another year.
A Birdsell Wagon Jor IA bale of cotton
or an Old Hickory or Tennessee. the
best wagons made for two cows and
calves or four loads corn.
ASA w. ALLEN.
| The Board of Supervisors have been
lin session during the past week and
will today sell the bonds for the Twenty
Nil" Swamp Land district The usual
rontine work before the Board was dis
posed OF.
A Mccormick Mower for * tons hay
or an Osborne for 3122tons. Why borrow
your neighbours mower or leave your
hay uncu: when you can get a mower
on these terms?
ASA W ALLEN
| Mr., Earl Cunningham of Ruston. La.
is on a visit to his parents Rev. J. r,
and Mrs. Cunningham. Mr.. Cunning
ham has been away for sometime and
his many friends here are delighted to
see him.
Elder l.. q, BO~gan will preach at the
opera house SUNDAY afternoon at B
O'Clock Mr. Boggan has just returned
from Zion City and in his talk sunday
will give some interesting facts con-
nected with hat city.
Owing to the death of Or. Wright the
dental firm of Wright & Rush is dis.
solved, DR.. Rush assuming all liabili-
ties, and all bills due the firm will be
l,p anI anlionfol h. n, Dbl ~. -nJ
continue to practice in the same ofie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris left Wednesday
for Cbantauqua and other noted re.
sorts. She will also visit the Worlds
Fair. She expects to return in time to
open her music class at the opening If
the Graded School in September.
Mr.. j. j. Kelly and little son, Joe Jr.
are at home on a visit to relatives. Mr..
Kelly left with his family last winter
for the Indian Territory. We regret
that his health has been bad since he
left Mississippi.
We acknowledge receipt of a basket
very fine Elberta peaches from our
young friend Geo Hill from his orchard
north of town. They were delicious
and he has our thanks for the remem-
brance.
Miss Erin and Mary Kate Cosby are
at Brooksville this week attending a
house party at the home of their
cousin Mrs. j.. N. McMorris. There are
several of their cousins in attendance.
We trust they may fully enjoy the oc-
casion.
Hairiline is the most wonderful vege-
table compound OF the twentieth centu-
nv, stops the hair from falling, gives
lite to dead hair, cures dandruff. 1t
stops the skin anywhere ON the body
from itching. For sale by,
j. E. Co MPToN, Tupelo, Miss.
We call especial attention to the
change in the display advertisement of
the Frisco System. They are Offering
exceptionally low rates to all the sum-
mer resorts, both east and west. Mr..
J. N. Cornatzar, the general passenger
agent of this popular system is ever on
the alert to get the best rates possible
for the travelling public and to equip his
road with the best and most modern
cars, making travel over any part of
a pleasure. Any Information
will be gladly given by addr -ssing him
at Memphis.
Aii'hW LOuen was IN town friday
asst with q wagon ioad of liberia
which were among the finest
We have ever seen. Some of them meas
lred more than II inches in diameter
Mr.. Loden elected many compli-
neDts for his success in producing
uch fine specimens of the Elbertas. The I
uccess in diyersification of Mr.. Loden ,
I"s 'r.es special mention at our hands. /.
IL never let's his crop run all to one or I
Things. His crop this year is di~id-
as follows:5 acres in cotton, II in
orn, 5 in oats and afterwards planted .
peas for hay. 2 in peanuts, / in !.
| in sorghum. Besides cul- 7
the above crops Mr.. Lodtn {
lltivates and has a fine garden, potato
and raises all his meat, has good .
ows aud an abundance OF poultry and
ygs. He started in life without any
He recently sold his farm north
of Plantersville and has purchased :
larger and more expensive one which :
was able TO pay Tor. Mr.. Loden has :
the hearty cooperation ct a good :
,usewife which Is a great INCENTIVE aud
lip to a good man struggling to reach
e top. ;.