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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
Snrtal ann prrannal

5 F C. McGaoghy has returned from
the markets where he made extensiv,
purchases for his dry goods business.
Misses Mary Bates Allen and Marion
Clifton left Tuesday night for Lynch
burg, Va, where they will be students
in Randolph Macon College during the
next scholastic year.
| A fine revival has just closed at the
Baptist church here. The pastor, R..
A. Kimbrough, did the preaching.
There were seventeen additions to the
church, fifteen or more converted, and
the members and christian people very
much benefited. The services were
we'll attended both day and night for
nine days.
Misses Ruby and Laura May Ramage,
! of Columbus, and Miss High, of Shan
non, were visitors to Tupelo Wednes-
day. Miss Ruby was one of the grad
yates of the Industrial College last ses-
sion and Miss Laura May is a member
Of one of the other classes. The many
friends of these young ladies were
pleased to see them in Tupelo again.
We regret to announce that Capt.
Jas. Kincannon is seriously sick at his
home in Verona He has been under
the treatment of his physician for ten
days and at this time his condition is by
no means favorable, but we nope that
favorable change may take place in
the near future.
We regret that we were unavoidably
prevented from attending the golden
birthday of Miss Willie E. S. Tison, an
invitation to which we were favored /
with, on the 18th inst. Miss Tison was !
the recipient Of many testimonials of I
friendship and esseem on the occasion
which were the 70 nptings of the af-
lection and devotion of her numerous
friends. Capt. P. M. Slavery and w
A. Dozier attended from Tupelo, Capt.
Slavery favoring us with short notice
# the affair published elsewhese.
Many happy returns of the occasion is
the hearty wish of Miss Tison's host of
friends.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
FARM and timber lands for sale
Apply to Leonard T. Wesson, Saltillo

1 FARM and timber lands for sale
Apply to Leonard T. Wesson, Saltillo
Miss.
FOR SALE residences Oh
Franklin street. All modern conven
fences, bath, electric lights, etc. Appl,
to John Roberts.
If you want to buy lot or block oil
which to build in city limits or in sub
urbs. It will be money for you to SEE
L. G. Boggan.
We are all happy when we can get
rid of what we don't want and get what
we do want See Asa w. Allen on TIE
old Jockey yards.
! For Sale-140 acres land in Town
Creek bottom, three miles east of
| Verona about Is acres cleared Apply
, to B. F. Ballard Verona.
| Lost Somewhere on the streets of
| Tupelo, one brooch set with rubies and
pearls. Finder will be literally reward
ed by returning same to this office.
Istillh have some of the most desirable
city and suburban lots and blocks on
wi.ich to build. It will pay you to price
them before buying. L. G. Boggan.
If you want your idle money to yield
a good profit invest in some of those
beautiful lots and blk. in Boggan survey
subdivision. just out of city limits.
Two and half hours Of numerous
surprises and solid fun in Hooligin's
Troubles Coming at opera house
Friday Sept. %. Tickets on sale St.
Clair Wylie Drug Go.
LOST One white pointer with liver
spots on his body, small sore on breast,
answers to name of Swiss. A liberal
reward will be paid for his return to w.
F. Gunter, Plantersville, Miss.
For sale 4O0ac. farm, good improve
ments, 8 tenant houses a splendid up
to date residence with good water and
orchard. 80 &C. Of fine bottom land |
in cultivation besides upland. Good |
pastures with running water an ideal
stock farm. SPLENDID stand for coun-
try store s or miles city. +. G. Bog |
gan.
Business lots for sale, on Spring /
street. Most popular business street ID /
he city. Just at court house square
'5x100 feet lots.
Purchaser guaranteed his money
lack with Bet interest If dissatisfied st
re expiration Of years. Written
uarantee given by owner This most /
ayorabse and unhearl Of proposition
q buyer, tor limited time only E. G. I
49, -
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
French Script is the thing now.
Try the new drink Dandy" at Huges.
uoodlo,,,r 70 ica craaun Hughes.

French Script is the thing now.
Try the new drink Dandy" at Huges
/ Hoadley $ famous ice cream Hughes
For Sale At bargain to purchase
/ fine Piano new.
For Rent One nicely furnished room
apply this Office.
For good pleasant smoke, stop a
Hughes.
For Sale 10 Shares Cotton Factor.
stock. See L. G. Boggan.
The most refreshing of all drinks il
Dandy
I so Ac. farm for sale 81 miles from
city, bargain. See L. G. Boggan.
A nice new line of Lowney's just re
ceived at Hughes.
$500 residence in city for sale. Rents
well See L. G. Boggan.
For prices on Fancy Lump Coal see
Geo. w. Baldwin aud Asa w. Allen.
See Geo. w. Baldwin or Asa w. Allen
before you buy your winter supply OF
coal.
Engraved visiting cards and wedding
invitations, in the very latest style and
type See Arthur Delay.
Our Mottos Anything we have for
anything you have. Look up our trade
add. Asa w. Allen.
EOR SALE Residence lot, Is K 200,
corner Main and Madison streets APP
ply to O. r. Gary.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15

Mrs. George Thompson is in st. Loul
for several weeks
Miss Lilly Goodlett of ChestervillS
is visiting Miss Leola Strain
C. C. Hussey, of Richmond, was OF
business in Tupelo Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S j. High spent severa
days this week in ST Louis.
A party Of young people enjoyed
picnic at Park Lake Wednesday night.
]. E. Bright, Esq, of Shannon, was
here on business Wednesday.
Mark Schumpert, of Richmond, was
III town yesterday on business
Mrs. J. C. Barnes, of Chesterville, is
the guest of Mrs, Dee Reese this week.
Mrs. H. E. High is visiting her broth
er Mr.. Aft Raymond, in Kansas City
Mr.. Ed Finley of ST Louis spent
Friday with his mother Mrs. Kate
Finley.
Harry Frazer has returned to Clarks
dale where he is engaged in the cotton
business.
Miss Berta Burney of Nettleton is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Pru.t
Monaghan.
Miss Emma Edmonds has returned
to Corinth where she is to teach again
this session.
Mesdames Spencer and Taylor of
Verona attended the meeting of the
U. D. C's. Friday.
Mrs Fred Wither5poon and children
of Birmingham, Ala, are guests of
the Misses Baskin.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton of Aler-
deem has been the guest of relative S
here lis week.
W. b. Threlkeld and children Of Sd i
tito were among the visitors to Tupeio
yesterday.
Shelby Topp has just returned ON
ST Louis where he made purcaaS e5 fol
] is fall trade.
We are glad to report that Mrs. w.
M Kelly, who has been i'll for some
tine, is now convalescent.
Miss Irene Blair left Tusslay IL
Boston where she win remain yea
studying Physical Culture
S.. j. High, cashier of the Peoples
Bank and Trust Co, made a business
trip to ST. Louis this week
Miss Lucy Francis, east Of Tupelc
and Mrs. j. S. Bean were plea sant call
srs at this Office Saturday.
lar, and Mrs. w. p. Gard ief and Mis-
] ardner, of the Second dIst..ct Werl
yisitoss to Tupslo Saturday.
llr F. c. McGaughy has returned
rom st. Louis where lie purchased
liz fall stock of goods. Ii
Ms &. u. Boyle and Little Mary
silsots have returned from stay Q
e sefal weeks at Colorado Spriags
Eessrs G. w. Mullins and George
cl.ampert Of Evergreen, Ieawasnbs :
oanty, were in town YESTERDAY
lullins reports :rops a. not very zoo,
] his section.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15
FOR SALE

Ny house and lot at a bargain. A
& ,od cheap home j. T. CUNNINGHAM.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-09-15

For aic One acre lot inside corpor-
tie Ii tits. Vel t.mbeled Apply to
irs. III. P. Henderson or phone 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

TIE esb-cns-ssss<aeane-~ Of geusaA. Al.
seal be aud sAe ciock Scil aa~a sAs
ssosss boc~ea " esck o.hns's arusa. $50
whsa ss<y pscked hIS w ooe Il biz
lioas was BROKEN. came to susns hiss.
Fr sevsa toaG weeks ] Wse hss eoa-
ssAet ~. oNly coBpanisa. ] Rcd ~
hso- ! teiked 10 him -sad sAen-saA
tAea-~
Ne ased7-
: 'ko. he tsscase . heVrses~ luaossc
] have never loved aisss thea: hos psS
yous sess kriae~ !, all hack " M. Ia
cvse the ousSosst II my eeclsAa~.-
~ laid her hesa % hie shoulies.
- esssd iste his collar. IFsae could
feel his hair begin 70 turn gray but he
shut his teeth together with resolution.
The other fellow had stood IL seven
wseks hssfese he went out Of his heed.
end Drane believed ths, he eoald last
till JeRksns csme.
In fact he did; but il wse . clo~e
shave. Jenkins ~ss tall and greedy
man. with hollow cheeks and Q cheer
less smile. At his appearance the
woman with . romance in her life
vanished in change Of her companion,
who proved to b. the matron II the
house. Jenkins did not care to q uestion
the new conner. He was satisfied that
all charges would he promptly paid. and
he at once escorted Drsne to an apart
ment on the third floor. Here the un-
fortunate young man secured some toast
and tea. which, however, did not who'll
ly sustain him against the horrors Of
the night.
Jenkins made a casual inspection Of
Dranes pockets before leaving the
room.
You will excuse this formaiity." said
he. but the man who occupied this
room before you brought in q piece Of
rope with which he hanged himself over
the headboard Of the bed before morn
ing. We have had many cases of the
kind. Good night"
This was a cheerful subject Of refiec-
tion to take to bed with one. and it was
still more consoling to hear the key
turned on the outside of the door.
Il believe that | shall actually go
crazy before morning" said Drane as
he stretched himself upon the bed. 1t
was insuffCrably hot. The windows were
carefully barred and screened in a way
which not only prevented the suicidal
egrcss of Jenkins boarders but deEied
ingress to an adequate supply of the
free air of Heaven. After making this
discovery Drsne returned to his bed,
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

her eve and he sank back into his seaL
Then she drew a chair near ~ his and
between him and the door.
You resemble him strongly" said
she. "The same noble features. the
same soulful eyes. the same pallor, in
dicative of the same sad fate. Are you a
genius? DO you write poems Of the soul
as he dido
Dranc rroaned.
Il knew it," she went on. Listen.
We were destined for each other. Thcre
was a small matter of property depend
ing upon our union-but never mind.
lie seemed to avoid me at first. but at
length fate threw us together. Return
ing to his room one morning very car y
he cndcavorcd to enter the old-tash-
ioned clock at the head Of the first fiirhJ
of stairs under the impression that it
YVES the door of his apartment. 1t was
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Christmas is Coming

with its joys and festivities Not the
least OF these may be the pleasure Of a
good drive to help digest your Xmas
dinner 1t matters not that you have
neither horse nor carriage We offer
for your use for small recompense the
choice OF many easy going vehicles
drawn by fast going horses But order
early, to be sure Of the pick of EN- all
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

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pEass ss~Au .ss.as1.- ss.sH -os szo--S
0us-Asn8 . 90 = sn1s pos ~1eIlss5s<
80 ~ s-sxs :s-saoA psaYso~ ssH s~s
a s-ssnEssSeS -ss A-ssss sS. - sssoG
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Vua an - - SO@Sog ~ S-sA ~ S1sA
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rspssq
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se-slaase. bot .; ieaG-e ~ ss~ss- 80
s.ssksaG wssA herror ke enAaSsor~d
10 tssss she as~ssSsaaG so.sa ~ tss
S<sayue.
Coatiased Nest WssA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
..DO ~ VO-OAVs''

,AsA - snsaA ussa srssousaHAps asAsS ~
0of zssR v - S>sun0 ousso
- S--wss. i.jassaiA. Hsv~ -
= N ,s-.sss.s - - e. - -
s.s.: .Is I s-syf m . =. s@
savs<z - vsst - givs yss ssns1 ~
hacksag cough - 6sDosslasaaG cd Us1A
UhscA yas ksss A.rs ssssQBh.G ~ ~
9al AAys. r-rhay. ws-hs. fsAe ss
sel,shk ssnsdy tu = So-oAS-esa ~
shA ssosdv e II. Duschsss Csoaa
eyssp, OA.cA - kss y ~ ~ ss0
sh,ssy -kvs ysa. 4 tsv aosD q : wiu
u.Asukas6y sI.vs ysss esxGA - esaA,
ss.d ~ csasssusd use ~ . tc0 days wi0
cuss yo. esap,eseiy. Ee 0assss hoo
~pOeAsd yosr coca, svsa asssA
eoassapss0s has ssiacksd your lunGA
Ceruas Syrup viii surely sesct cure
- 4 hes doae before IN thousands OF aP-
paFcnsly hopeless eases u lung trouble.
Nee trial bottles, ssc; ssgulAz So
75c. ~ AZ dsusgssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

'-A..l.me.r sad Drss<. suaalR. -
my presence sascts yos ~ ssoA o.
wishdrsxr
do no; do - - my sres~aA.- Oh
-a.a. at "a rot your fSssls sAAa - ~
revived q sorrO~ thai has - ADrn
bsrsed IN nav bsssA~t.
Isrsac rceressed havsaG hssa she
cause Of such . Joy b~s- rrsassscetnA. oad
he vents-ea - murRSs UosaD - oAs'
eject.
Iii does not master- she aaiA. ~
conduct mast sceu sseaoQe - - J
can hardly explain ), ~'ithews su1aiHg
you the story Of my life. Thesp = . r..
nance in it," and she hrieh ssos1 -
preciably. You shall heas ~ oslan.
choly narrative"
.'tsr be 1t from me to insruAs sDon
your confidence" said Drsne. enAnoser
ing 70 gel away. But she fxed hia Si'h
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

VIM. Runnoe and Willis McGloth-
len are building a monster barn for
W f. Jarvis ON East river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
An Emergency Medicine

For sprains, bruises, burns s,'alds
and similar injuries. there j. nuthIng
so good as Chamberlain's Pam Balm.
1t s0othes the wound and not only
gives instant rel'ei from pain, but
e.uses the parts 10 heal IN about one
third the time required b, tie usual
treatment. sid by ali druggists
A dance VIII he given al Waunits
Hot Springs h. Tel ON Christmas
night. Tickets for dance and mid
night supper, ; 81 per couple.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
0a 0eek Agaia!

Santa laus is ON his annual cruise
10 bestow good things on his many
friends If vaa think 0f giving some
of your married children the material
iar house as a Christmas present,
please hear rs IN mind IN connection
with the lumi,er needed We supply
the best the iuresi- aud mills afford at
lowest piices consistent with quality
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15

Robert lmObersiee is reported ~
on his way to tile Phihpplne Islands
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
Ms Is - ~ vou ~

# she he,ss 81 yosT haE-es n.red -aaesnS
/. hsse the metal shs sse~ isass. sis
sksA sna she Willingness - pS; yesT
kos-ss rsxhs when shey nesa hrm
fooslnx Another thing Nos D Asa
my charges fs ss.<.ssax .st,osi right II
tAev re NOS, yo1 ne ~e.conae 10 k.ck
harder than yoaT horss> d. ~hel ,liy
shod
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-15
0Cswsal Csurk

t0RsBf
Fsssk Rs,sas kss .sossd A,s ts0a..
stc sad o~t6, dosn ~ R<cssoee
The dass ns lesA - skosGh sks
railroad up fsk cyssA wosld he
started lhis ssasa-
Mr. Yssson Il Gsaaiena suscAsd
tosa lsAsly ssd kss eprssd . hasst-
ssa'sh sAep which y Gssss eosvsa-
,saes ~ tea@ssers heyests0uts.
Qxarrsss of sAs Cryssal River
Marble coapsBy sse clo~ed for slse
winter, bet cir drills are running -
usual at the Meek quarry.
A Certain Cure fos Group
When . child shows sympsoas Of
croUp there 10 no time TO experiment
With new remedies. no matter how
highly they may be recommended
There 10 one preparation that can
always be depended upon 1t has
been m use for many years and has
never been known to fail, Wis:
Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy Mr.
NJ. p Compton of Market. Texas,
says of it, Il have used Chamber
lain s Cough Remedy in severe cases
Of Group with my children, and can
truthfully say il always gives prompt
relief For sale by all druggists.
VIM. Runnoe and Willis McGloth-
len are building monster barn for
w f. Jarvis ON East river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
FAILED TO
BLOW SAFE
ROBBERS SHOOK THINGS UP A FIRST AVENUE GROCERY
STORE HOWEVER. But co NOTHING FOR ALL THEIR
TROUBLE

Hut foe the apparent timidity ~
two craekzfnen, who failed IN an at
tempt 10 blow the safe OF George A.
HclEeseu. EH0cer. az 1888 First ave-
niue. shortly before & O'Clock Monday
mornins. the grocery firm would be
mourning the loss Of over ssba The
safe blowers were heard as early as
O'Clock b. Mrs. {. A. ZIenier. land
lady % the Clare lodging house. from
the mont entrance OF which place
the craftsmen made their escape.
after being heightened away By the
proprietor Of a meat market al.
toiniug thu grocery store.
An entrance was effected NJ the
rear % the meat market BY raising
one Of the windows A blind stair
way AZ the rear OF the lodging house
afforded the connecting link bc-
tween the opcn window and the pro-
jecting ledge % an outhuildinE al
the rear OF the lodging house. IN.
stairway at one time was used a.
a IRE escape. II II hard matter
now for anyone 20 Eut either up or
down. The knights Of the Jimmy
we're heard erespinE up and down
the stairway several times. and
rconers In the lodging house wer-
fearful that there va. a plan 70 COM
mH Wholesale robbery. Al a.
o'ciook the first explosion tnrrorired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

the raomera. An interval OF a few
moments elapsed and then there
was a seurryinE 81 feet In the dark
Railways 81 the lodging house ana
the landlady threw open her door la
time 20 catch sight o. the cracks
men as they fled down the short
flight OF steps 60 the street below.
f'atrolman Kent was summoned and
report Of the attempt turned in at
police headquarters am hour after
waFda
city Detectives Adams and Cor
bett hurried 60 the scene. The IN 10
terror OF the store was a sight 60
behold. Tho terrific force OF the
nitrogiycerine had ripped up every
thing. The outer door OF heavy
iron safe had been hurled across the
floor and fragments Of safe mate
rial thrown IN all directions Sew
eral sacks OF sugar and flour. used
10 deadan the notice Of the explosion.
added 20 the debris ON the floor
close 20 the safe was hammer. a
slsdEe hammer. an cid file, "a key
ma nipulAteF. several lumps OF soft
Hs%tH hsAHAAA - AAn' anu HAAha mt
tie which ameil~d strongly Of nitro
siycsrine. A closer examination OF
the safe showed that the trembling
safehlewers had inserted a second
fuse IN the inner door. which was
aiso charged with the explosive. but
thu two crarkHmcn had evidently
been scared away before the fuse
vas tEuited. The charge WaH safe
~ removed
The police are working on several
strong clues and good description
Of the desperadosz has been OBJ
tained. Ten days ago the palice re-
ceivvd Information that thia partic-
uiar safe was TO be cracked and they
have been on the watch every since.
Detectives have Swallowed the place.
bat the break occurred between the
change 81 shifts The police say
that the door % the butcher shop
vas locked with cheap paddock.
not the one used by the owner Of
the market. aud Il ia thought that
the safe crackers locked themselves
in.
We better be Eettin' cut Of here -
vas a remark overheard By one 81
the foomsrs AZ the men left The
cash register vas aiso pri-d open.
but no money had bern laft In a. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
TRENHOLM
DOUBTS IT
pous NOT BELIEVE THAT THE
STEAMER TACOMA HAS BEEN
CAPTURED

Tho officials - the Northwestern
steamship company are inclined To
doubt the authenticity Of the reports
received in this city TO tho effect
that the steamship Tacoma. owned
b that company. has been cap
tured b. thu Japanese.
Doubt as 10 the correctness OF this
adxteea IN founded. BY the officials
Of the company. ca this fact that no
word has been received by them
from Captain Conn anton. who h. Ia
first reports of the Tacoma. which
vas received IN this city on March
l. NJ direct communication from the
master % the vessel has come.
The first report received Of the
weasel Was to the effect that she
had pat into MoiA but for what r~as-
son had not been stated Contra
dietiou Of that report eanie from the
Japanese prize court which stated
that the vessel vas not at Mott but
might be AT Mort. a tnwn situated on
the Island Of hzo many miles IN the
north OF Mott The first report Was
claimed 10 have been resolved BY
the Seatti. Marine Exchange from
the Merchants k.sehanKa % San
Francisco. The second report. %
the effect that the TsaeumA had been
captured and was ON her way IN
Matt escorted hy Japanese war YES
aela. was also r-csivsd from the
same aourcs. A confirmation Of this
report was given cut BY tho local
consul ~ the Japansls government.
J. d Trenholm. secretary q the
Northwestern steamship company.
said thiH morning that he was Ia
aoaht a. 70 the reports In regard 10
81. capture % the Tacoma. Ia re-
Eafd 10 nruu concerning the vessel.
Mr.. Trenholm stated thta he was Ia
utter Ignorance regarding the whsre-
shouts ~ the vessel. other than the
reports % her received from the
Marine kachanEe and thc Japansna
henauL Ia discussing the matter. he
said
= have heard nothing from the
ship directly. and am Inclined TO
daabt n she b. really captured at
ali Why 1 should not hear Of her
teinE taken into custody b. the Jap
anssa from captain Connautoa Il
past nay comprehension Since the
reported date OF the capture Of the
vessel. which waz given out here as
bsinE March ~ she would have had
Ample stme 70 reaeh nom@ port
WHARF Captain cnananton could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
HAS A PUZZLE

County Treasurer uormley ID
looking up tho Law in regard tn a
point which means a Koodly item ~
income for King county. BE thinsH
KinE eounty's bank account should
be live one. and that the banks
in which tho funds In his charge
are placed should pay iuteres, on
the deposit. A conferences with the
county commissioner IN to be held
20 determine whether or not inter-
eat can BE- drawn BY the eounty on
the dspositA The Law furbids the
ioaniug out % the moneys bat per
mita that tho f,inda be deposited m
tho banks Whether or not the
placing of the trcaHury's funds In a
bank at Interest would be intaT.
prstod a. a loan Il the point In
question.