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The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

DR.. Heber Jones did a great
work for Memphis in keeping
out the yellow fever but like all
great men he is not abo We the
shafts of the envious and is now
receiving his part Of the criticism
of those fighting the present
city administration of Memphis.
But the Doctor is all right.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Do not fail to come out and
hear the representatives of the
Southern Cotton Association at
the court house tomorrow at
eleven o'clock. Hon. Sam Wither
spoon of Meridian and possibly
Hon. Walter Clark will address
the people.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
Confederate Pensoin Money Here

The fund for distribution to
the Confederate veterans have
been received and is now ready
for distribution. All pensioners
can call on the Chancery Clerk
for their warrants and receive
from the county treasurer the
amount set apart for each class.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Secretary Taft has announced
that he will not be a car ldldate
for the presidency in 1908 This
leaves President Roosevelt free
to accept his first choice Secre-
tary Of State Root without choos-
ing between two close + riends.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
Several NEWSPAPERS in the state

Several newspapers in the state
are fighting the re-appointlnent
of Judge Turly on the supp eme
bench on the ground that his ap-
pointment was a political one.
If there has been an appointn lent
that was not the result of poll Tics
in the memory Of those fight ng
Judge Turly's appointment we
would like to be referred to tie
time and place it was made.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Russia is in the throes Of a re-
volution which should not be
ouelled until the people of that
down trodden empire have gain
ed that personal liberty to which
every human being is entitled.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

The suggestion made by Gov
Vardaman to raise funds with
which to present a silver service
to the United Stat es battiesLlp
mississippi" is not meeting
with the encouragement that " as
expected. The legislature WI
be called on to supplement .the
fund raised.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
Notice 10 Probate claims.

Letters of administrator having
day been granted VIII Kelly, 5nelrdi
on the Estate of Mrs. M. T. Hill, os.
ceased, notice is hereby given all Pc
sons having claims against said esta G
to have same robatcd within yea
from date, or they VIII be forever bS9-
red by law. This 31st day Of Oct. 1879
WILL KELLY Sheriff Adninsorat9e
GUY MITCHELL Sol For Aafur.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Had the farmers held their
cotton one week longer the price
would have reached the eleven
cent mark last week. The great
rush everywhere to get tn ad-
vanced price had the usua al re-
suit of running the price down.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

All the schools Of the state
opened Wednesday with full at
tendance. Pupils from infect ed
points were not admitted to t4le
state institute.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

4aa EEE-R~ La -
Fhere is a growing opposition
to turnover i to the federal gov
eminent the handling OF all quar-
a,tine regulations which seek to
, event the spread of Infectious
diseases. The government IS
better equipped to effectively 90
this work, keeping at all times
> competent crops OF surgeons
and scientists under pay who
have but little to do, and who
could be brought into active ser
vice on the shortest notice. All
state iealousies would be done
away with if the matter was
properly handled by the govern
ment and the interest OF each
safe respected from q business
standpoint.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

The famous Russian Cossacks
are now engaged in running down
and numbering unarmed and I'M
offending citizens, a warfare IN
which they display more valor
than when meeting the japanese
army.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
Commissioners Sale
Ms. Dollie Bruton ~
vs. No zz4o

AfE rH 49, NE2 E u EF@ A
Ms. Bette Watt
~ yirture Of a decree of the Honor
ab,e chancery court of Lee county Miss
re. aered, in the above style cause in
vocation, on the 25th day Of October
1905. ordering a sale Of certain lands
mentioned therein, G. w. Long the
Undersigned appointed commissioners
to execute said decree, will on the
(20th) twentieth day Of November Der
1906, expose at public auction ana seli
Hesaestead of the late William Scott,
de. ased. within lcgalhours the fellow
ing described lands towit.
go acres, North ] Of the N. +; "A OF
SIR Ia. town, I, Range 5 East IN
Lee county Mississippi, This 10Th day
Of Oct. 1905
GUY MITCHELL Sol for Compt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
COMMISSIONED n SE1.

A NJ Johnson ct 81
VS. no Ia
Mrs OLA e Coat
To Mrs OLA h Goats
You VIII take noGc tAa- p thls G,
a motion to contir3a @ 81 sa1 re
Of sale OF the lands made Get "a 1905
by the commissioner, q W Long, 81,
be heard in vacaU on. before the chp4
cellor, Hon WI Lamb. at Coriuth, Mis-
on Wednesday, Nov LIST, 1903, ga.
Oct. %, 1905,
G. W LONG,
Clerk Chancery CoQTt Lee county, Ata
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Surgeon-General Wyman Is
announced for a speech at the
Chattanooga quarantine conven-
ton in which he will tell how The
battle against yellow fever was
fought. Gen. Wyman might pc
enlightened himself by listening
to some of the physicians chat
were in the midst of theravages
Of the diseases in the inf ected d.
tricts.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

There is a big contest on in
Memphis to see which one OF
the dailies will CONTROL the city
government.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

Property values have lncreas-
ed $3.50, 900, 900 in Mississippi with
in five years. We are proud to
e our fellowcitizens prosper.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03

WEST BOUND
Southeastern Limited, daily 81 pm
Memphis & New York Limited = e g rs
Memphis & Tupelo Accom- daisy6.sa am
EAST BOUND
Southeastern Limited, daily lilo Am
New York Limited, through
Memphis e Tupelo A~ec9fanlo-
dation daily arrive upely--9.W pm.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-11-03
Commissioners Sale
Jesse Duke ct al

Kiss Aurora Medford etal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
,xb,.b canaan uslna, 8 oeson ran tho blockaale

which Captain Us'ha' 70 oAs u'' w ~
s'i Tia memorial to Tho navy and blorkaSSo
runners those daring men o. me Mv
were so en- cut o Iro nr Word az ho.s
has more In IL than lad hoped 70 gain u
hut there s room for more. hotI =, ~ ~ iars
album and enblnsti a na ~ sCnf that We uy
Tor III liz country, tho cause ana nior !, , us
The dressing case sI neharts ssn TIC photo.
rrnnh OF her house In washington, Gu, ~ nnu
ths room In IL where the lhat cabinet meeting
took nasss aps days. ss an enforcement
al the whole as she tells ne neta',, u arn
OF his vng them "a, her, Next 20 SheLs ".p
The memorial, q euFhte.s 81 the Con-
federacy OF New York, the cup. saucer, a, w.
spoon, sleeve buttons and pene ~ rl ease W
used while IN prison y Boston hs Mss Anna
Malry, u complete catalogue was nm'u ~, ~
the contents of the room whch provsnn sn 20 tS Gs
NOR than double OF what " Nus WIS" WISH ~
Tho Daughters Of the Contederaey q Georgia
decided In their convention MS ia ~ 70 nv.
sent tho room hsas9s sSa faE Vas re,
celyed, VII Oh the donor called ~ afas ~
Flag because made aud given ny NE laa,es ~.
that part q fsorsla whsss !ney sod sra from
thaa sSslss army and Ss Is Tho phase
for a flag that represents such men anu
sh sirs e0s sersi. widow o. !hat brave and
dashing soldier General9G NJ sofrs "a 9E ~; sa7
yannah has ssntb psss sce Se uaer glass as
4 a me,noral or him In the seeinning o. a ths
81 General Lonystss s. STAT Y, p w l9hs
battle fought by the Army Of HorthsFna Yl Z,
.s.siA M U be 'thrown much Oh vita tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
f., Mrs. JOHN ". GORDON
80 :! ViceRegcnt
I SOUTH CAROLINA.

e Tho Vice Regent for The South Carolina
Room Of the Confederate Museum has
this year. 1t is to be regretted, much lass
The generosity OF South Carolina has
been SO great that most Of the relics,
which her people can part with, have
already been ents.to the museum. con-
3sequently during tho past year but few
"a Two valuable loans have been taken.
away-,a portrait Of Governor Francis
5PIckcns, the War Governor Of south
and marble bust OF ME-
we're Withdrawn BY Mrs. Tilman5 and Mrs;
Shepherd, granddaughter Of Governor and
Mrs. Pi ckens. az NJ
THE South Carolina Room. is in good
condition, t he usual annual cleaning ma
Ing been given during Z, 1ass gprah y - tbe
Hon. Charles G. Memmlnger. secretary Of
the Treasury Of the Confederate States,
was presented by his SON. DR.. Allard
Memmnger Of charleston through r. Mss
This portrait twill be placed later in the
solid South Room with \ p esdent Davis
and other mem bers Of tho Cabinet.5 It IS
now in the South Carolina r Dom. IA
yaG Es H aaa MpS Sri has
the walls Of the South Carolina. Room
since the museum was first opened mas
been temporarily 4, p y, y ms
daughter, Miss Ma singletoIn1 !.
She desired to have the artlst.,a % MO ~
now making the statue of General Ham p
Ton for the state Of Soutt,S Carolina, use
this SPECIAL picture for O. model 5os 555. 81
Owing 70 absence nSnn from Ri TIC
recsataioEuo the relics In the South Caro-
line Room. This will however, now be
accomplished as speedily as possible,
THE following sums of money have been
received during tho year: efa4l Ks '
si Commit milf; y 1000
Daughters of the Con ; * =
Yorkyile, s. 81 Co... ,,,,,, ,..;,;,,.; sou
Dick Anderson Chapter, United
@ s Sistsc'' s. !, !, !. 200
Sale Of Photographs President DAVIS o'2b
aMlo " pl a0s''s, ~ " ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

officers who jolneds our armies for, q ttnses to
rsssed. some of the frlcrdsb ps thus begun
ended only WITH hs fs g ths letters an'a
md Lord Wolesly testify, There Is too. u
letter from HIS friend. Captain i. II. Perry
or Georgia. giving n viyld and most INTEREST,"
much OF tho detail that no one else has 81 ven
and OF the look, md words Of General Lee,
Well nddIess Il his army aud asked him to-
sign il. and adds There were tears N his
eyes when he signed II for me-, and When q
loo. IIe was In I'LL respects the greatest tnait
tthataeyart lived and ms mn huinhlo.sol or
tho South, r thank heaven that had the
honor OF following HIM, s u 81 4!
There are many test 'monlals 70 General
Sorrel as a man, II soldier and friend, FOR ne
wus S ropg aud true In each postion and ~
fathfuiI Confederate 10 the end 81 lie. ".
(sisne,D SATHsRINF;G g ST. LES
a Vice. Regent #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

Mrs.. Walter s. Parker, OF Henderson,,
NJ. c.. & was last December elected regent
for tho state. The appreciation she ex
pressed of the honor thus conferred upon
her, coupled with thee zeal GUS Y interest
she has N hcretofO % manifested III the
work OF our orga nization, wnrrant is VI the
tyice-regent in hoping that much will be
accomplished during tho ensuing year.
Tho Daug ters OF the SConfede racy q re
ALWAYS most respon sivc, and to them y am
greatly Indebted VI fy$
B. a few relics have been received, name
Portfolio, & contributed by y. D. Swim
Bible used BY captain E. II. Armstrong
who fell battle. given by his sister,
Package OF letters written bys Captain
4 r.. II. Armstrong and 7. y ArTlstro 81
given by Mrs. Luca Cd L. nj N :5 sf 9
ss5Tb TIN type, a group $ofl Southern women
given BY Mrs. &. Slack we VA
3' Three photographs a OF Confederate
Monuments: the one from n ewburn being
accompanied Wit 81 list OF names 9. Cons
federates buried in the cemetery q = ne W
bern, given by Mrs. Duffy III
B Received from Mrs Mary +. Sergeant,
No. II If Hammond Ak Street "a Worcester
Mass. one ambrotype OF mother and
child. found In tho camp of the Twenty
ssixthSNorths Carolina r egiments fter bat
tic OF Newbern. NJ c. on March II, 1852.
Mrs. Sargent has placed n this picture IN!
the North Carolin Room, hoping 1T may
be seen and claimed By som one entitled
TO H. f5
(signed, Mrs. ] OHM w. q GORDON.
IS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

erals Bradley n. J ohnson n and Wade
Hampton, taken at the home of the lat
tor. It 4 is e my proud privilege a to n
inounce that the Daughters OF the Con-
2fcderacy OF Z Maryland have determined
to- place a memorial window Il the room,
the design to be n reproduction Of the
'exquisitely beautiful Confederate Monu-
rnent In Baltimore. 4i s
Fl Another handsome case has been pur-
chased, Ok In which will BIO placed NIL the
relies, belonging 10 the late General Brad
ley T. Johnson. The ease is to fge known
as 1T he III Q tnaon Memorial, ' small
1T'b ~ ~ solisrs
81 (Signed) ag Mrs G. SO5B%COXVARD1f,,.3, 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
SOLID SOUTH.

45 Y, Confederate Museum. y r richmond, Va
$spects for the Solid South Room As time
goes on 1T becomes more wild ly. known. ana
Of ssopy
8tributing to this department Of tho Confed-3
ora, Museum. Books. letters, original papers.
y graphs, II &C.. A aro in B these contributiopa
Among Their, are tho diary Of Rey Cornslius
@akss ssis' z. al ssS
M. p. Harrison, Of war kilograms, g COM oI
M to dEte; through Mr. John Il r. Mayer
from Mrs y. " Davies, whose u, nnsoa ~
alter ate 100 photographs ot confederate officers
with q short history Of each attached a,a hI
rorty-one interesting pictures of scenes g
" FhS rec Sandsoms portraits q ms'asera
OF the Confederate Cabinet have been pre-
sn ate eere are placed around President
Davis b Wis That Of Judge Johna3H., ntagan,
was f RrssolIsa Ms
1 b.. Aliar Memlnger. q Charleston ihrous
se nss y Tia Navy; hy Ills son, Hon ST.
8hnR Mallory; Of Florda The sword q
ssn,sS pn sy his funly throasS Dr.
Z Brock. Who served under hlm3 in Richmond
during tho war rs ,,s, n,oo.ns 80
LEO and and Jaeksos fas been lonatea with, tho
n De ligrea OF Traveller. by Col, THOMAS Y Y,
Rroun. OF West plFB ,n't 'Ep,t < MhJ,. ,'s.',
sketches OF GEN, Juha "A !, Early, takoni after
dealt, !, no assist IN the support Of the room,
SIN has been sen by y the II emerson
Chapter, q, Of san I. ,Erana,sco -, y,
a 4Saff 5 se ssssAsh has hn
srticles are being recassihed, rearranged AMI
rennunlisrod. and q separate catalogue has now
'1 ,s,.p.s Hs'Sssf''a'E .sS% BSSaH,.4s,
GEORGIA,
Ladies' OF tho Confederate Memorial Literary
AZ eaoh December comes, and the records
Of tile past year for each room or state,
night say arc read tLfe, Eeffeal'zs how many
who began this work have passed RIO tne
other life. Work that from, nov seems 20
small beginning ltho los
ma value Vail on ouch Important history, that u
Il H. Incoming known and considered mn au,
thorlty throughout tho coun ry, 30 we must
beS more and more like those who are gone.
they were eytr re - az g wa hAa wod boss
9ill,istrate or preaalve all thngs pprtalnins y
Inc great and gallant struggle our people mace
Tor CONSTITUTIONAL liberty, u, -.
v The people OF the different states reailzh
moro truly now the im n y q f''s p'"sS
III Books rapers, relics. e'c.. continue 70 1onls
md though konla OF the rooms look - tho9ghS
thew could hold Mo more, placA 10 a'Wsys
found. and the detail becomes more com plete1
and absorbing, "a i, y, h, rr,.,,
lrsuary. March and April This numbering mud
lures ilIss 81 tbs uslnS Msinorlals two Of which
I ars OIL puin tins, q ~ Fons. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

many persons who have them are g, lonth 70

: NJ MI ersor,s who have them arc loath TO-
pnrt w ptfs them. endsared
memory and n; bhe 1ipst Kansas
; Regiment. presented to the museum, BY Mrs il
irene Pagan Cookie. daughter OF the g, l t,a
nr ccless treasures, Of The museum bearing
upoa its siIken folds tho evdanceao9if q, ronsh
q the storm q 4 battle ,S SS,t s1
III Women Was ss Of Arkansas. Tho Ladies
81 Jacksonport to the Jackson Guards I; y
Sssae eo ts ss = James aes Tasa
wards one the four 20 % i hs
In ArEan and adop,ed ~
::Daughters OF tin First Arkansas + cgiment,
this precious relic was presented ~ me Wy
Ark \. and by her request placed n IN me
th;spsh NJ. po y A III asns
and later slo from tho chapter Y: q. e J:
at Newport of this ia amount s aa y
Inc Inc First Fir Arkansas Regiment suitably framed
Z and lung In the Arkansas Room On the ~,
lay q the pflis "sns which
sent IL ller a year ago to buy flags for1the
z tslEnea,S Mrs. D l AxTELI., Vice Regent. .
Tho hag OF tho First Arkansas 9 Regime mt
WAS prcscnted by Miss Blanche scott + ana
received by tHe sa1G
seeded to- Color bearer T. McNahan, Cater
sapts ,c a. T!rs, e 81 Ar
la, piece Of STEEL diamoTd shaped, upon
which NfcMahnn burned With sulphurio aSld,
FranE si rps Who Was after
AsNsssR s. Se !
KENTUCKY.
Tho report Of the Kentucky Room zoo for tho
year ending Dec. 9, 1901, y not very cry on on
couraging At the urgent request o. onp re-
excl,angsa rooms is WIN haya rGne arSe
room. Z This was done mt considerable expense
great trouble but 70 far os snere
laese sus desk sa plaster bast e Prss!
Davis by Gait Esp hn IS fa Zone az year.
'5s sisn. srsat NR Rass
y ss MISSOURl.
THO NJ ssourl Room Is n soo.a ., ,order ana
We ara hopnful Of It's future Riches conts
haSs haa dqsr1 hs ssq sSi
the hfty dollars from Mrs Vn,l1i;n as.,,- so.
We arc anxious TO- haze a., .sd iss ~ s9 ~
we may " l,aye d revenue upon which we may
SPslsSsd slrs VA, s, cn V,sss,Hsssat.
81 a..S MEM ORAL c oMMIT'll''lfsss'F
,rhs annual report 81 the Memorial com-
mIttee, Mrs, James y, Dunlop. chairman arm
sn sSe eals p1si @us thss
wished and that Is necessary 70 me success
ort 1ihs work committed to me-, yet s5l am
srati eli 10 be abs g say that something
' VThn peS ,nters III tho Roll OF Honor has
,2aat inter ineyea especially In South Car;
alma and Texas through ne exs aa !, 1, q
Miss oppenhes!m 81 GhaF'e as sawn s''
the the arss numher az Interesting blanks sent
& from these States. Iou'siana also is aroused,
sto,lew,,lI CAM. Portsmouth, written With
special caro- and precision, besldes nany
n have jist 4 eonpleted the. arrlapgemsnts
ana 9inasxiny OF seyeu add lonal ]. volumes,
which nreS placed III tho sol sonth Hoom tot
day. and have several others nfnrly Fs&t w
q III the past year have receiyed slxlysssys!,
IS hays rseslyad ,ls5 blanks, a llsd fegA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

IIsUII OF IlUUUTI5 tuItl ulhlIIUUtcsl IVY
by Whittet Il shepperson.; the bill for which,.
SI.3a, was cent to Mrs. Eyson Y y n
VI Mr.. X Adkins bill for the present bookbind-
ling u will i:also8 hnnd to- her, s515 NJ y last
cash receipt. $54, X have exhausted in stamps
Sc, and must ask for similar rem tiance
rho number Of volumes Of the Roll q OF
Honor now on tho shelves OF the Solid Soutl
Room is. eighty which Is something accom-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
I MISSISSIPPI

I should perhaps mention n request recent
~ received for information regarding flags In
the room There Ii only n fragment OF the
NJ have written for some OF tho old flags.
but there seens disincllnatlon to send relics:
on. of the State. 5 "a M
nv 81 RS Smallman n, ~ former Tfce-regent. have
I been turned over TO mo {; by Mrs. John s.
$IIaryood, her associate 3sSS
ID (slgncd) Il MARIA ALERT CAT II
'iles glty9V lcc. n e2 ent. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
iTTIALHIMER,S.
5THALHIMER's.
New Wash Fabrics

Each season finds greater inprov ements in Wash
Fabrics than any other material. The skilled designer
and weavers effect Of the combinations Of cotton have
taken the lead over both silk and wool dress fabrics
They make such cool, dainty, c1essy gowns. Our line
is BY far the most elaborate Of any Of or former col
factions ES88 #f$3S9 ssla @8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

a9Tho Confederate Muscum In the cnpItaI 81
u becoming each year mor NOR,
states North, South. Fast md A West to
gather history OF the great war of 3 81 To-
war for independence. N, Tennessee sons were
tho &brayest OF the brave. Portraits OF her
Confederate soldiers should hang on the walls
and II stories OF her battles should be here
placed for future generations to- read and find
sowhcre the baltic was fought. it}fa
COL o. nuf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

In concluding my report. may u add that
5thc Texas Room, is proud OF being the first to-
report cathedral windows and bronze tn hlets.
&@ is ,gncd) Y Mrs. WILLIAM IA HARI2I az sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
LOUISIANA

,;{5 33s LOUISIANA .IE a 4s
i Since tho last annual report Louisiana. has.
s s. :ti Of the IL Louis ana Guard Artilers
presented to the room by Mr.. Costa, .of New.
Orleans ring made a fhie wh,s
Chaplain Paddock to Col. J. Moore Wilson.
While a prisoner a, Fort Delaware. presented.
by Mrs NV lson; cartridges made In 1861 and
tSs dnIns tns
Ives Batcelsr Of Po!nt conpee Parish IA Y.
United States ship ST. Louis. in an attack
e Aps iss MaSS%
BY Mrs. Belle Bushnell and Mr., David 1, +
Rushnel. This flag was secured through the
efforts of Major John w Johnston OF Rich
also have received the coat worn BY Gen
dered ut Port Hudson aft'r a six weeks'
Ae!ge. This coat WAS presented by the Mon
on-Gardner Chapter Y. 2. Gu Of Lafayette
: silver cover for a dish. which. With
hers Ms %as Hsd so %
members men Of his family and 4 china q sll
70 70 MI benjamin and used by Inn for many,
years wers mesente6 t9 The LoI MsI Room
a picture OF Gen. foods family was pre-
sented by Mrs. Joseph Bryan, lff is
In addition to this. ] should Ike to say
that special thanks are due to the regent,
Mrs. j. A.. Gilmore, for hey uniting efforts
to secure relics. and to- the Louisiana Daugh-
Eiers OF the Confed' racy. from whom the
2 Louisiana Room has received IS during tho
1sIgnedI EMMA SCOTT, sylcc.Regent.
III ARKANSAS.
Interest In the Arkansas Room has greatly
Increased, through the efforts Of II regent
ia ensure It's maintenance. to collect relics.
and .o Obtain for the library Of the museum
historical data and literature relating to the
State during the years or the Confederate
war, ana to obtain tho history and photos
graphs OF tho monuments erected to the Con-,
3federate dead In a rka nsass z,
has IS sent out TO ali the chapters Of the Ill
one Of The C. M. IL ), She writes that
tho roster OF the corfsdperate soldiers Of
Arlsarsas now being made will be sent, to the
museum, when completed also the story
OF rkansas, .With 5valuabl lords Of the
period between the years 1851 1866, swlll be
sent to- tho lmusenn. by the author, Fay
r. f' AmonE other recent publications Mrs Polk
has sent the Rble and interesting grafton de.
fl'vsred q by II the Hon. John II /. . Rogers, OF
Fort Smlt III. rk., for he tconyention nj Con.
jfederate Veterans at New Or efns. M 1908,
entitled Z THE yipdication Of the South
Hell s Of Tbs WAY are not as lgpsrtsus "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
TEXAS.

II affords mo great pleasure to be- abb TO !
sivs such a splendid report for 4 he Texas
room. 4. Judging by the handsome Sits sent
durn tho past year. now interest and en-
thuslasm seem mani Tested In this great work
Star State. d Special hanks arc duo tho efl- 4
Client and faithful regent, Mrs. IA. 81 W. k
Ter. who has done 80 much for the roorl,S
and who is still as untirng In hcrE efforts tor
The Adair County news., 1905-09-13

Or. ]. Grady SOLD 4S6;Sesidence'
on Burkesville street, yesterday
morning, to Miss Mary A. Smith, !,
The Adair County news., 1905-09-13

The political pot is beginning
to simmer in Louisville and with
the evidence now before the pub
lie, it appears that the combina-
ton against the Democrat ticket
is on the breakers. Combina-
tions are usually f o + m d for
strength, ,Ibut generally develop
weakness in political fights. A
man or party that is willing to
surrender honest convictions
whena naplaced before the public
generally loses the small amount
of prestige that may be possessed.
Independent voters, and not
political combinations, can purify
politics. The ballot, intelligent
ly and honestly used, is the only
power to overthrow corrupt men
and corrupt parties and combina-
tions. The fight in Louisville
will be a Democratic victory.