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cLA1RvoYANTs-continued.
RICHARD MAYO.

AAA-- RICHARD MAYO.
The Man With Psychic Powers,
The greatest living adviser on the continent
To all who come prepared to have a reading.
This week ST. my regular $5 reading, 81
this week.
At glance before you have a chance to ut
ter one word he will tell you what you came
for giving dates, facts and names OF absent
and departed friends; he tells every wish of
your life: how to gain success in love, court
ship. marriage, divorce; whether you will be
successful in business, investments, patents.
mining, etc; no matter what may be your
fear, hope or ambition, call on this gifted man
and find relief: his descriptions of your friends
before you; he tells you everything good or
bad you hear the truth and nothing but the
truth. All business strictly confidential.
421A Ellis St (private faD.
Office hours 10 a. m. to p. m
NINE M FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium; perma-
nently located at IL Third St. next Exam
gives an accurate description of the past re-
veals the present happenings and portrays
events to occur in the future; If you are in
life or have domestic love or business trou-
b,es consult this great medium and you will
oe .olo now 20 oVefGome 'Fa 9R 1nem Val1apie ad-
guaranteed: open Sundays. Tel. Black 1860
FROM all sections they come to witness the
wonderful demonstrations of the noted
LIVINGSTONE. Readings ST. Would ii not
be relief to know how you will succeed, to
be relieved of the matters that troubling
you and of the schemes of your enemies that
you may meet with better success? Then for
reliable reading go to LIVINGSTONE, 42s
Eddy ct. three separate reception parlors;
lady attendants; hours 10 m to p. m.
Permanently located at 26h Kearny ST.
after Wednesday.
TsMAR, Egyptian seeress The vendorne. 1104
Market st, San Francisco Office hours-10
m. to p m. Sundays, 10 to IL; Wednes-
day evening. to g. Phone South 1141.
NINE. PORTER. clairvoyant, medium born
with double veil and second sight; tells past
present future; J. SOC; E. by cards 81; palm
istry full life read ST. 3oS Jones' mr. Eddy.
PROF. DAHL guarantees to tell your past
present and future; names given; readings
Soc 1o2Tlz Market ST. hours l to D. m.
MISS zEMDAR, young, gifted clair. and palm. !:
reveals love marriage, business, etc L. Soc
G. 81; hours 10 to 9; names. ia Franklin st.
Mrs A. H. Kronenberg. palmist. cIairvoyante I'd
reader; when others fail try me readings CSC.
~ Franklin, nr. 9. G. ave.; tel.Larkin 42O7.
ANDRoE, the Greek wonder; never fails;
wonderful bodyless lady in window. 2OS
Ellis st.
MRS. BURR Formerly Nine Anthony. me-
dlum and life reader. 30 Ritch ST.; ladies 25c
gentlemen SOC.
names given; 25c up. Ellis St. near Market
THIS ad and SOC entities you to life reading
at 125 Sixth st.
MISS WARD. clairvoyant. gives names. dates
and facts The Vendome. 11o4 Market, r. "a.
MRS. sHAFFER. clairvoyant card reader. has
returned; sittinss daily. los 9Th st-.rooms -
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noDsrnc-Housrs FOR sA1E-con.

LoDa1Ne-HousEs FOR sALE-con.
ing now over 5000 per month. always full:
best buy in city; account OF sickness price
$4,000
80 rooms newly furnished throughout; i've
year lease: downtown: fine, respectable,
money making house; part down; balance
reasonable interest.
"a rooms: cheap rent: thoroughly renovated;
all in hne shape: fine little apartment house
clears $3.50: reduced to $500
Large list Of real estate. roonlins houses and
business for exchange or trade always on
hand CAMERON. Eddy St
HOTELS.
FOR SALE
36-room house: downtown fine furniture $1,000
"a rooms; central: everything new: $1,000;
$500 cash.
30 rooms: downtown: transient s250o
IA rooms; Sutter St; transient. $1,000
100 rooms: all rented. fine furniture; $4,000,
$4,000 cash.
80 rooms; corner house: very swell. $500
Boarding house rooms nr. carhouse $500
Furnished house. rooms. Mission $3.50
San Francisco Credit Co. 10 Turk St. 1st FIR.
1906 Market st. Phone Jessie POSI-
Rooming and apartment houses. hotels and
fats sold to suit purchasers; titles guaran-
teed MITCHELL & co.
OAKLAND house. % rooms; rent $50; oak
center of town: 5000 cash ard small monthly
payments secures it, MITCHELL & co.
WILL sell my 30-room apartment and rooming
house; corner; fine location; no agents. Ad-
dress box 4542. Call office.
II NEWLY furnished rooms central location.
DAVID BROS. cor. Kearhy- -Clay,cigar store
FOR sale-At a bargain. 10 housekeeping
rooms. 42S Golden Gate ave-, near Larkin.
FURNISHED house, 10 rooms; housekeeping;
yard. stable: rent $40; bargain 116 Page.
cLA1RvoYANrs.
AA-THE FUTURE CAN BE TOLD.
FREE FREE FREE
II not correct.
His regular IS reading this week for
81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81
BLANCHARD,
The eminent
-Psychic-Mystic.
Tells your full name. what you called for,
whom and when you will marry, reads your
entire life from infancy to old age
He gives advice on business. love. court
ship. marriage and tells of your friends and
enemies; removes evil influences. reuntes
the separated and causes speedy and happy
disease and lost vitality without medicine:
locates mines. buried treasure, old estates.
lost or stolen goods. absent friends.
HE SEES ALL TELLS ALL.
460 GEARY ST. BETWEEN TAYLOR AND
MASON-PRIvATE FLAT.
HoURS-1o TO p. NJ. DAILY AND SUN
DAY.
NINE LANGE-Just returned; can give you
advice in your trouble by her genuine Egyp-
tian sympathy palmistry and spritualism;
possesses the genuine magical magnetic mir
ror and crystal reading, which shows the
never fails; convince yourself; readings 25c
and up; 10 to p. m; also Sundays cures
diseases by her strong sympathy 4e 7th st.
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1e-ROOM HOUSE.
Highly respectable Near Post and Mason.
Clean and in good order. Rent SIS.
Profit $75 monthly. Price $1200.
MARION GRIFFIN
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GREAT SNAP.
ALL YOU NEED is $500 cash.
IA rooms:
I blocks north of Market street
Price down to $3.50. Easy terms.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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A-CAMERON & CO, Phone South 1850
3 Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for RoomiEg Houses Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
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Observation-Disclosures.

- . @A&e =
MRS; BAUMANN. the wen known fortune
teller. is now at 81 Ellis st
sPIRIrUALIsM.
ARRIVED from New York. Prof Fr.d D r.
ans, famous psychic for slate writing clatr
voyant Office. 1112 Eddy. Phone Scott ss7.
AIRS. ]. j. WHITNEY. bus rn.dIv-- -,
IRE reader 12o6 Market. 7. a. Gait House
MRS CRINDLE'S materializfng peance this
evening; SOC S2s Ellis st.
MRS. LESTER, clairvoyant. medium, II,a 80
er, CIR. evss.. lOc' read. daily. sse Missior
TEST tonight. 1oc; clairvoyant readings 9sc-
horoscopes cast Nine Eilershcken. I42 eth
C. MAYO STEERS. trance medium. 3o5 Iarkin
room 80; readings to 5; tel South 31s.
. DENTISTS.
A NEW plate-The whalebone-Canno+ b-ask.
warranted 20 yrs; crowns. So so; hllinss, SOC:
plates, so full set; all work painless and
warranted Chicago Dental Parlors. "a sixth
DR.. LUDLUM HILL 1443 Market mr. FIave176
NO charge Tor extracting when plates are
made; old plates made over like new: teeth
rom % per set: extracting, Soc; gas given.
GOLD filings. 75c; silver s5c; crowns. 80. M
pain open Sundays DrA. c. Hewitt 2o4 Slltter
ARTHUR CHISHOLM. surgeon-dentist, r IA list
moor Phelan bid. sos Market. cor. OFarreH
PARIS Dental Parors. 2s5 Kearny cor Bush
oet teetn. u 90 up; crowns, 81 up;hllings. 25c
DR. r. L. WALSH has moved from Gesrv A.
70 corner Sutter st. and Grant ave
ALL work guaranteed by the New Yo-I- de--
t1sts. Dr. Perkins. Mgr. $50 Mission cor 6th
DREssMAKERs AND sEAMsTREssEs.
MCDOWELL Dressmaking & Millinery School
Patterns cut to measure; eve class 1913 Mkt
Accordion. sunburst and knife pleating. stew
arts button and buttonhoIe factory 10 rrsyIr
EDUCATIONAL.
A-THE Lyceum. an accredited preparatory
senool Tor university. law and medical col
leges; refs- President Jordan any Stanford
professor; day. evening sessions Phelan bldg.
E. R. AYRES. founder Of Ayres Business COL
lege has returned: bookkeeping penmanshfp
shorthand. typing; S5 month: life SCHOLARSHIPS
S5O positions secured; day. eve. 723 Market
THE Paul Gerson School Of Acting. the largest
institution devoted exclusively to dramatic
learning In America: positions guaranteed.
SEND Tor catalogue. Native Sons building
A-"single page method: no text-books; twice
the progress in arithmetic. bookkeeping short
hand, etc. WESTERN BUS. COL I2Si Nkt
ENGINEERING cleo. min. mech sur
vey. assay. cyanide: day, eve.; est 1854 Van
der Nailen School, 113 Fulton. mr. CITY Hail
SUCCESSFUL college; new. large rooms.
perfect light; all graduates getting posi-
lions ,. q. Business College. 73S Mission
CLASSES in short story writing and Journalism
meet on Mon. Wed. and Thurs. D. n. 333
Phelan bldg: terms very reasonable
HEALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a Post s7
for circulars.
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The Man With Psychic Powers,
The greatest living adviser on the continent.
Free test =. Free test
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20o-ROOM HOUSE.
For exchange for real estate
Partly furnished New and modern.
Should clear $1,000 monthly properly man
aged. Price $4,000.
MARION GRIFFIN
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ing now over $500 per month; always full:
best buy in city; account of sickness; price
S1SO0
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1oDa1Ne-HousEs FOE SALE.
MARION GRIFFIN.

4oe Hearst bldg, over Examiner entrance,
corner Sd and Market SITS. Tel. Black 360l.
Hotels and rooming- houses for sale. Free list
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so rooms; newly furnished throughout; hve
year lease downtown: fine, respectable,
money making house; part down; balance
reasonable interest
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An up-to-date downtown house: rent only
S. 80 per room; =" light and sunny rooms
electric lights and elevator; has los rooms,
well furnished throughout; now clearing $3.50
to $3.50 per month; make offer; owner must
leave city; only with
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This week 81; my regular IS reading. 81
this week.
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COLLECTION OFFICES.

BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made:
city or country. Pacific Collection n, 1Tss
Montgomery st. rooms e-1o. Tel. Main $3.50.
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SPIRITUALIsM.

MRS. BAUMANN, the we'll known fortune
teller. is now at 81 Ellis st
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"a rooms; cheap rent: thoroughly renovated !,
all in fine shape: fine little apartment-h house; /;
. clears $50. reduced to $500
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WE ESPECIALLY RECOMMEND
37-room house on Ellis St, only blocks
from Market; fine location; elegantly fur
nished, right up to date.
A SWELL ENTRANCE, STEAM HEAT,
HOT AND COLD WATER.
Profit S175 monthly; only $500 cash neces-
sary; near hrst-class restaurants.
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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APARTMENT HOUSE OF 46 rooms.
NEAR HOTEL GRANADA.
RENT $50.
INCOME $1T5 monthly over expenses
PRICE $1,000; terms easy.
Agent from this office go with buyer.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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12S rooms; cheap rent; long lease: frst-class
up-to-dste downtown house; we'll furnished !;
clearing $500 to 5000 per month"; sell
on account Of other business; only with us.
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Large list Of real estate, roomins houses and
business for exchange or trade always on
hand CAMERON. Eddy ST
HOTELS
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HIGH-CLASs proposition for some enterpris-
ing lady gentleman of education and re-
hnement: new and modern house of 66 rooms;
partially furnished with a fine grade of fur
niture, draperies and carpetings; rent only
So per room with 5-year lease; price $500
MARION GRIFFIN.
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SolIe cleaned and pressed, 81: securing and
ogslne Bon Marche. Examiner bldg, r 40:
pnone DTumm A. Call for and deliver free
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Bus Col. 6O2 Van Ne
ave-; positions secured. r. H. Webster. Pre-
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FREE-YOUR CHOICE THIS WEEK OF A CLEAVER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A-GALLAGHER MARSH BUSINESS col
LEGE. 1882 Market St Send for cataIogll
The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-02
NUMBER 23

Of a nation as is class of fire-eat-
ers, for weakness is nationally
as bad vice or worse, aud in the
long run Quaker may be quite
as undesirable citizen as duel
list. Denton, p. 37.)
Laboring Men-They (cowboys)
are much better fellows and pleas
anter companions than small far
mers or agricultural laborers; nor
are the mechanics and workrnen
Of great city to be mentioned In
the same breath Ranch Life
and Hunting Trail, page 10.
Good" Lynch Law-"In ma
ny of the cases of lynch law which
have come to my knowledge tile
effect on lhe community has been
healthy. The winning Of the
West, Vol. l. page 1872
All Selfish-"A merchant or
manufacturer works his business
as rule, purely for his own ben.
eft, without any regard for the
community at large. Essay on
Machine Politics" IN Americas
Ideals. page 100.
Opposes Protection-"PoliticaI
economists have pretty generally
agreed that protection is vicious
in theory and harmful in practice >
Thomas Ii. Benton, page 81.
America an International Consta-
bic ANY country whose peo, le
conduct themselves we'll can coutt
upon our hearty friendliness. IT
nation shows that it knows how t"
behave itself with decencY in L.
dustrial and political matters, if t
keeps o,der and pays its ,b|irn-
tions, then it need fear 10 inte~,
ference from the United State. -
Letter 10 the Cuban Dnntr,
May 20, 1904.
"Sound Policy" for Nallpn.-
an old days, when l first came TO
Little Missouri, there was motto
on the range: Never draw uulsss
you mean to shoot. That is a
pretty sound policy for nati,n
IN foreign affair. Speech at
Tacoma, Wash, May %, 1908.
Garry a Big Stick there S
bomely old adage which r0Ns:
'Speak softly and carry u big stirk
you will 90 far Ii the American
nation will speak softly yer hnlld
and keep at pitch of the highest
training IN ef1icieut nav, the Mon
roe doctrine will 60 fsr.--Spt"rh
at Chicago, April 2, 1902 New
York Times.
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Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana

An ideal country for cheap
homes. Land at So, $40, SIS per
acre; grows corn, cotton, wheat,
oats, grasses, fruits and vegetables.
Stock ranges 10 months in the
year.
Southeast Missouri, Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas are full of
opportunities-the climate Is mild,
the soil is rich, the lands are cheap.
Low Home-seekers' rates-about
half fare-via the Cotton Belt
twice a month-first and third
Tuesdays.
For descriptive literature, maps
and excursion raves, write to
w. G. PEELER, D. P. A.,
Cotton Belt, Memphis, Tenn.
OR
E. w. LABEAnME, G.. P. & Z. A.
Cotton Belt. st. Louis. Mo,
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Verona.

Mrr Jennie Bridges. of Cod"h, Ala
WAS thn guest of her cousin. Mrs. Nwt'-
ria Long, during the past week.
Our visitors TO the Worlds Flir tfiS
week are, Mrs F A. Green, Mrs Gt'
RYAN, Miss Stella Harkreader and NJ.
Hattie Clark and children.
Miss Winnie Wharton has returnti
after visit Of several months to frieudS
in the Delta.
Mrs. Ashby Chancellor, of St. Peter,-
burg, Fla. is the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. Rotert Clark.
Mrs Elkin aud daughters OF Aberolet,.
are visiting the family of Mr.. \. NJ Iln
Homer Walker and wife and Il
Walker. of Corinth. are visiting Nj
Kathleen Walker and other relative.
| Roy left for Belle Buckle, Tenn, Suud,,
night To enter school.
Miss Lillian Johnson, OF Albany. Ga,
is on visit to friends here. Miss Joh,-
son is well remembered here by all of our
older citizsns
Mrs J. T. Lowery is visiting friends IN
| Pontotoc county.
| Mrs Robt Battle has returned to brr
home at Corinth. alter n visit of several
| weeks
Earlv Cunningham nn1 sister 1lre.
! VI /, BaoIhe, were here Snntay ait, e"
! noon.
/ Miss Enmie Power. af the l.. 4 Z .
visiting he family nj i}apt JAS k,nca
| non
Miss Jennie fitzpatrick, has returr,'l
| alter visit of several weeks 10 ner
ter. Mrs w. Ii Cobb. at ralladega, A !.
Misses Tiara and Cora Naugher, a /
/ Miss Lora White, OF Plymouth, a;-
4 companjed by several young gentlem. y.
i were welcome visitors to our village last
week 1t is very much regret sed th'
these bright Young ladies wit nnt H.
turn TO our High School next term
/ Our High School will open on the 13ti
inst The prospect il fattering fo- ;,
larger attendance than ever. Sever II
!. young men have been here to engage
; board--ior themselves and sisters N, =.
Linton will return from Laudefdap
Springs to resume her place as natgan
Mrs. Stowe will be in cha,ga OF tie II :
sic department. She is tlailye expected
Rev. d Hunter preached n,asi,ihg
and evening at the {. Z church Suraay
His sermons We're certainly fine rid
many pronounced them the best thathe
had ever given us There is universal
regret expressed over his leaving the
church here. His work here hns b. IN
highly appreciated and every body .re-
grets that he cannot longer remain Al
join in wishes for his success in his new
field
Our community is deeply grieved os' Z
the departure Of one of our esteemed
citizens, who, with his wiie has left ns
and has become a citizen OF Texas. Prof.
N. A. .Barbee had been for years an hon.
r ored resident Of our town and had
shared the respect and esteem OF every
y body who knows him He is distin-
: guished musician. having been educated
: in Paris. and is y linguist OF fine attain
ments. He has many pnpils in .sis
region who are nd.b.ei 10 him for his
efficient instruction and tra,sin2.
. They carry with them the frendsl ip oi
] all in the community, and their best
wishes for health and prosperity in
J their new homa-
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Arrival Of New fall Goods

Administer Carpet,
Deep, Rich Jute, soft colorigs, worth $l.50 va"d.
Just to show you we can and will undersell Memphis
or st Louis, price 81 ~ yard.
Bargains in Hammocks.
To close out stock Of Hammocks we offer all
$125 Hammocks for 75c
LIS Hammocks for 81 20
$50 Hammocks for lS5
$50 Hammocks for IS
500 Hammocks for 3 rs
A fine line of patterns to select from.
Curtains.
Fine lace Arabian Nets and Irish Points, one to two
pairs of kind regular value S. 90 pair; your choice
Monday, only, pair So 65.
1t will pay you to look over our Lace Curtain Coun-
ter Beautiful designs and scroll effects at sl75, 81 3D.
ST. 90, 75c and 55c.
Women's Ready.to-wear Section.
Offerings here worth considering Walking Dress
Skirts for So. 90, worth SO SO and 81 90
Serges Chevoits Brilliannes and fancy mixtures in
wide range of pretty Styles worth $3.50 and S4OO;
odd lots, only two of kin for quick sale OO
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VOL. XXXII.

We carry full line of Window
Shades and Curtain Poles at pri-
ces that will positively save you
money.
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For Sale.

The place known as the George
Phillips place, three miles west
from Leighton aud two miles from
Sherman, on the Sherman and Tu.
pelo road The place is in Lee
county, contains 100 acres of land
two settlements with everlasting
wells of water and good pasture
under fence.
For terms and prices apply to
j. M. SAMPLE,
r F. D. |, Tupelo, Miss
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the 9th day OF September 1904,
at the Court house at Tupelo we will
let the contract to the lowest response
BILE bidder for cutting the Channell of
Twenty Mile Land District, plans and
specifications may be found on file in
the Office OF the Chancery Clerk. We re.
serve the right to reject anv and all
bids and readvertise.
This Aug. 18th, 1904.
E, L OsHlETDs,
J, s, HowERToN,
T, R. STUBBs,
Commissioners Of the Twenty Mile
Swamp Land District,
S.19,O4 3t.
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Card of Thanks.

want to thank the people gen
orally for their liberal patronage
during my stay with the Miller
Mercantile Company, and III Sc
vering my connection with them
I bpspeak for them your contin-
ued good patronage. | have al
ways found them courteous and
obliglng aud fair and equara IN
all their dealings.
Respectfully,
G.. w. GENTRY.
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Notice to Teachers.

Applicants for license to teach in the
public schools Of Lee county will take
notice that all the fall examinations
will be held in September: White ap-
plicants will he examined on Sept. End
and Ard and again on Sept. 18th and
18th Colored applicants will be ex-
amined on Sept. 9th and again on Sept.
23rd and oath, 1901.
J. N. FRANCIS, Supt.
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and square dealings have won for
us onr place at the very head of
the line. Our facilities for at
tending to all lines of
BANKING BUSINESS
are unequalled. If you are look
ing around for a wholly trustwor-
thy, convenient and satisfactory
Bank with which to do business,
you could save yourself further
trouble by coming TO us.
First National Bank. TuDeln. Miss
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Knights ( Pythids.

Tupclo Lodge No. 1873, K OF p. meets
every Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Castle Hall in Masonic Temple. Visitors
welcome. II. d. HOOD. y. &
A. H. DELAY. K.:of R. 4 =.
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What Roosevelt Says
In His Various Books.

Ill lISS vu7 lUuS DUUNSs
"What Roosevelt Says !" is the
title of little four-page leafet
which the democratic national COM
mittee is circulating throughout
the country, the first copies of
which appeared yesterday. The
officials of the press and literary
bureau Of the committee has been
busily reading the works of the
President lately and the quotations
in the circular all are taken from
various writings from the Roose-
velt pen during recent years.
siThe "keynote" of the Roosevelt
policy is taken from the Presl-
dents "Oliyer Cromwell" on
page %, being: "In great
crises it may be necessary to over
turn constitutions, to disregard
Statutes" etc. This is given as the
first quotation in the pamphlet.
1t is then shown that President
Roosevelt, in the course of his
writings, has taken occasion to ex-
coriate each of our Chief Execu-
tives from Jefferson to Lincoln,
with the sole exception Of John
Quincy Adams, it being stated in
the introduction to these quotations
that the Presidents apparent disre-
gard of our national precedents
and traditions possibly may be ex-
planned by his opinions of those
who created those pr+cedrnts.
Then comes the follow ing lot of
quotations. with the works and the
nages Of the ks of Roosevelt
where the sentences occur:
Jefferson-"Timid and shifty
doctrinaire," i" (Life of Benton, p
73 y "The most Incapable Execu-
eciive who ever filled the Presi-
dents chair" (Naval War of 1912,
p 545.
Madison-"I -"Incapable" (Naval
War, p 455; "results Of his adj
ministration brought shame and
disgrace to America F" in the War
of 1912. (The Winning of the
West, Vol. ~, p. 1863
Monroe-With "no special abili-
ty." (Benton p. 47;) as secretary
of war under Madison, ga triumph
Of imbecility to the last" (Naval
War, p. 1863
Acknowledgements" (Bentop
p. 73.)
Van Buren-"Faithfnlly served
the mammon of unrighteousuess
He succeeded because Of, and not
in spite of, his moral shortcom-
ings." Denton p. 1879
Harrison = TAYLOR - Fillmore
"Small Presidents. Benton (292
Tyler-"He has been called a
mediocre man; but this is unwar-
ranted fattery. He was a politi-
clan of monumental littleness.
His chief mental and moral attri-
butes were peevishness, fretful OBJ
stinacv, inconsistency, etc., (Ben-
ton p. 239.)
Polk - Excepting Tyler, the
very smallest of the line of small
presidents who came in between
jackson and Lincoln" (Benton
p. 239.)
PIERCE small politician of low
capacity and "ean surroundings,
(Benton p. 345.)
Buchanau-"Oue Of the smallest
presidents Denton %. 292
OF the Presidents miscellaneous
| Characterization of men, things
and institutions the folio wing are
clipped:
Congress-"Just at this moment
| Congress IN Washington seems tc
have made up it's mind that having
provided for the fact that we mas
| take care Of the Philippines ard Of
| Cuba, there is not 10 De any arm,
with which to take care OF it, ans
that the army resistance is TO b.
by proclamation. Well, it is lit
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The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-02
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NEW FAST TR AIN

NEW FAST TRAIN
To st Louis. inaugurated June, 5th
Leave Tupelo $3.50 n. M. daily. Dining
cars serve all meals, la carte. Train is
wide vestibuled and consists of hand.
some day coaches, drawing room and
library observation sleeping cars. Write
or call on any NJ. & 0. K. K. agent for
all information.