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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

10 ACCOMPLISH
= a 9s'' sesssssIsa i % e Rehfs sipli
aMnNINg errors about ready for
harvesting taafY and substantial
Improvement s pretty house. llis..
SislinB 80 6 'ss AN. lions
COWS EaHtFMEaf praanrHta
aaiI E5uNurlRut cibNFf Splendid
water Near ifeHtnu Every thiuF iur
- tha lu cash. ths taiance "a 81
exchange far SEATTLE fHuf y
We hEcoMNEND the person want.
isaaa usar seattle 10 Sc thls Al
once An immediate safe ~ sH-
change perua.iuaE tHe owner 30 81
CHARLES aoNfRs COMPANY.
Hf-. AiHHta uuildlnE 81
WArER FRoNT PRorEHTY.
& - hufa fuHftreH aeffu ~ water
frant is plain elaw 81 the city un-
surpassed faf aHwtHHf hamra fnsf
fhiHk II Be feet - shore right
. go buys q fFUt frontage. faeing tpu
streets ist Ave wuth.
81 buys three aHd aHr-han ncnea
fhFes hsae ~ fran tntrrurhau ear.
Wafer can = rHFed into she h0uae
10 b I9Sa a5t' aWt WAN f gyf MY.
Two million feet - umhrf f - q Hfo
takes is aad ws viii EIfe fun a
deed 60 81 rss g l4ag vith it
Ream - ceiman uldz II
LAKE FRONTAGE
l2s aefra ~ frst.clsse land baif mile
water fFantaEr. u ceres HHdef plaN
30 haHFe. lafar bees tHE art naras
fee stream 81 watr5 THRUSH p.ase
sfHa fEHfn uf heavy fmmirn huaa.
ehiehFna and hH kinas e farm isa
nirmHrtH tao fhnaHaud CORDS -
P1.as oa.s a BY 49, ,slas ''''
g. IAWNE StE
Hah seCaad ARtuNe. L
Wan WAR nayoottod because 1
arm selling All mN einzs ID acre TRACTS
ana h8uses 80 cheap en- terms Il s
miiiIos dolisrs wsfth Q, eloss Is s..
attis suburban. proper ~ ana viii
eel Qn cheaper ard eaHier terms than
ne sasq' so &C. as sssa,sis q G - ilii
man Az u saieHncu ga my affiesa
rooms. / Or J 'fimss biosk. arc Al.
lei Ai sG. ia s ss si vs. i ,sSsy
REDUCTION SALE
p sAY ss se es'J AK 'Gsg ,5 S ssssl
a. electric caf. odiy 3 minutes ride.
GRADED art0nia groceries Delivered
~ your door. fiHr road 80 Seattle
i isis ~ from F ~ 2 IN - psr f ,las,
CiIAHi Ea B.. ADAMS.
20 Calman building IT
NIeE LITTLE BANeH.
81 Ue=ArN Groom huHsn ava three
acres - fine lend ~ acres cleared
good garden aud small frHiL chicken
house mile from car ana 81 min
utes ride % the ritf5 tioa caah and
. - - CWoiA
- Pioneer uldE II
TIE COP or FORTUNE sMILra
And offers you five acres ~ ehals
hand aN cleared end fenced fer s.
ZINE road o. The cltE and an eaa4
drive uun1 throw thlH over 40
kick yourself when you see thia pros
erty rcil for twice the amount Ia
w CHARLES y. ADAMS.
20 C0lmau Bog. II
FREE LAND 90 poor men. ANYBODY
who has not enough money 70 BIG
my 81 eloHezin acre tracts on 3 Cd
. day ! will give free acre tract
20 anyone planting potatoes re
year and giving me The crop 50
Griffin, the cashier. room g upstate
IN Times blk.. or 6. u. iilllman. e
OPPORTUNITY
fgG-5 acres choice land No. 1 loca TOD
easy drive g. cffF. on fine county
road. Don't fall 60 see e.
CHARLES -. ADAMS
30 c0lmaa Bldg. n.
For cloae-in acreage see Douglas
Roaa. Ericsson BldE IT
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ial6rmati6H %
49, ...t-g 10 Isnd g--lis
CLEARED. fHs aeli HANDY e. seattle
ROBERT MAifhfs
Fof sets-rarms and Land
$500
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f
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r. tt.tl. I f
1850 htiif / f
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Eagd fafiuiuH ianH nhlh ifh nail,
ifem fai,faan Il ht ei,,as ~ 49, witt+
gHt iris tint. Don Tan g. pes me
tnt $780,. - .-...t tI..,-
-. 49,, - a4.frt
gast s.a,,..4 iarttsg '' 80 ~ tsa Il, as.rs
ysff "a f6l5 ed ind r. taken
&C. NAi' ' '
NR l. a. poIlEY.
si'--R i'eh''s BLOC ite''' anu II
ls ssfs - sm ~ i improved ssiiIas dst
Be the owner. fiiliman. IN tbs fimes
i hie,s sstiass "A nas fruit trssa fer
. .a...s#Hs. - ....#5
aftsuiff1if REALTY CO.
- ScW Y0rh uiaak -
= .ceFs .tssr bottom Manly
eissf.f tsra6m hauss. faces good
county raaa bel faF from seattle.
80 me Ia csii iamarfaW. ilittEN
a ht.af Maflen palluins. -
- - tna
Fer sais--f ar,nt s ne l. 1sna
WATER FRONT oN FOUND
y sgtse. $50 sss,tls. 4 so5
fiys eefsa; a. sels 1919 ss1sf a. -
s4z
atA''
8 acres = cseatsa. N i. 49,. t.i..s5
BAN. ssygfai outbuilainEa. stock ana
toqia. Zoe
Small tract nsaf wharf hishiy TN
proved thElha me- u.s. lt' ~ y.
room eatteHe ESQ 49,
~
Nine aers. faeiaE Hies beach uai'n-
''e'.+.
ROBERT MALTHN
si9.asI Alaska uidE II
s=a-
FAitAi ht.AlttlAlN aefs hlssis "
tafs efs hasa a ee,.s5 ma.
haFg sstsrs ga 1000 ~, fsss
~eifh monde moving raehins.
rass. ss ,,ss - u rsv
-
49, S-zA hs1A
800 UfyFnTfzss
30 aggss excellent I'D easy g %
f e3 ..l,sss's, "a, -, ~
llsa CAV hiAsst 1t's tftHis On
fAfA f4.tarFr-a A. avtasa
aNttt.ta A.lAM@ a,
tN.rlaN h.Nh
11T91fss 49,. 49,. s.-5I- -
~ 80 49, 49, sat9 tHef
80 a 'stes asesifh seil tef5ag
80 $50 a...l ~
tsfas.,ae W .sil W. mset With
,seh ~. tln - -. gs..a -, room
ROBERT MhiTaf
al=sl A.assa aaas =
itth = GO y LTD tsaeA isAe y.
- EatFeae afaeft eiAtfts lffiaAAfg
laHae tlWHef tsaaH. ranches ~ al
y q SMITH q CO
- -
htt W htA IL ~ "a
cufaa Handy tu fuierurhan. u
Arren fieh garden land. mostly al
der and maple vcrf easily cleared,
80 timber facing on good county
road. aaiainiur AZ Improved farm
rfaar ~ school and nrlahhnfn 30
ROBERT NAITuY.
eia-aa-si Alaska BldE -
- -.se. - - = - 80 -.
acre some imeTgvsd Sc ilaF. out
ss1rasr ma. s.g,7 =, ~ - - A.
baf5F fr5ss asaftfe ~ nsfa5,f.s -
from uoafofffra sfHrer church and
good school lard b. nearly level AND
Futd aafI narttaflF ffnwrafrds seed
IT .l5.5.s.. + - -. a. 49, -
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. ApVERflskNENIs
9 Situation Wanted Ads One IN
q sertien Free.
y Additional Insertions OF ~
. uation wanted ads two Genus
y line.
. @AEIp WANTED"
= AND AT OTHER ADS
= one Cent . Word.
= One week. cents line w
= Insertion.
= six words or fraction Thereon
= 60 the line. cash IN advance
= When charged 20 account ecteW
= number OF lines a. set VII
2 counted Nc advertisement -
less shan two lines taken. sne
minimum price for an "a
= cents ak insertions meaN
. for the price OF tive when essN
y Is paid
. TO ADVERTISE
Classification cannot be guar
anteed after II o'clock
Want I'D. office. RaaleYa
= prva Store. Second and Pike.
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Hslp wsn,sa-Nsl.

gWE0% & co, INC
SOLE AGENTS WuOnt=AWN TER
RACE ADDITION.
WANTS
n men 20 eat wood.
.o men So clear land
lN men 60 LAY water mains
BIZ men 60 maize sidewalks
3 teams % haul logs.
Work s hours. top uaEea paid AnplN
a. Mr White. az ufHce on grounds
10th aud Rhiuuey. fheue North =
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QUEEN ANNE LOTS.
HAGAN a HAGAN,
lzif Alaska Bldg.
Both Phones z5G5.
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praaH tract. near wharf highly TIM
rfaged faHIna nice bosch nFu =
raam cottage. also acres few rods
from hbaFa. both Ter tEo. terms
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WATER fR0ST oN sotNp
p aersa choice water 'front.' Ni'h'i
alEht q seattle. IA0
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Nine ssrs, & taeias ais' beach. aaim-
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ron SALE on EXCHANGE
- eit 1S'e p SSge 1 Siae @fsam FAMILY
hntUi# elegant furniture.
iHa hcren, stock ranch. the beet loeas
ton west "a the mountains. Tor city
pruuafty nf hualnesu. 81 10
a. acres near MuodinNiile, broom
hauss aud other improvements. value
MEnR1r REALTY co.
go New York BLOCK q
FoR EXCHANGE Nice homo, @ foot
lot with nov A-ruum house viii ~.
ghauEv and pay some cash fer Euod
tHudl improved uH uuimpfpNrd#
itOnERr MAlrbN.
me.o-a Alaska blds -
For sais-Mlsosilanseus
TENrsf FENfal TENFsl
Last year We rented and sold over
20 trnta We rent tents te large
R aI1 rates ssf ,sg asa o1 sas,.asss 'pS
tents returned at end of oanplnH
ss9sga u ss,ns gS5 'h ssls ssm s,,a
where aud save money Have just
sold aV iaNia fonts % fortlara. Fair.
A tuli uuc Of campiug stoves and
LoaUER SUPPLY co.
so and SIS euiman Dock
rhencs-Joha iesi. lad. 4 isga
ThorouehbFed imported ironing plK-
Gems. Toe Huuah breeding All fancy
varieties visitors welcome sunday
afternoon ENvfkIyUn ltEVuu Loft.
T1g suuufalde Ave, sunny side sta
tiou. Green Lake If
FURNITURE OF Asfoum enttHEe az any
price Nls Western nNHuue 81
Nsnte5
pD&E Af4fltNr EIltNIfIttE 20
nuYa the highest price faF sHrund
hand furniture Main it>f. lud. ltA
VATnF2 FtRNfFURG co pays
highest ffIrea faH household Eouda
$50 Ftrat Avs. white Ei. a "a
Jtfpp NAYS raHh nr will exchange
houash6ld fuadn Main sea- Ne Pike
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tuild your homo Do a foefiou th., 4.
81 toe upward taFn-buiid your - ,.lh
Nhefe gYl are certain that "a, ~. -
80 ~. i'i D.fs ihau 4 cost AZ
DO Ahr HnHt beautiful SPOT Ia ai'.',.iiis
hHila your hane who're Won ,.s s
enjoy pure fftah afr. yel u co.,
'hh1 reach 81 the city. u'A
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sssIs,y Notice.

D An the Man. No flies In your house
with my screens. General carpentry
fehninK shop uI Western. Roth
phones. Randall
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MORAN nRoa COMPANY. Engineers
Hud hulphulllefH. Dry Docks. Lam-
boz Mills. Seattle.
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RAnAf uAHuAfN e. arfea. nicely To-
rnfed n anHnn cleared balance Pas
fuaa orchard ail himda e email
fruita A.rHam piaatsrsd house. larEt
harm several UufHaltHsuFH fiuH
creek through thf place price g. 20
witch includes munlna mac hHnr,
FaEa. Seine fafwiuE fnntH
UuMEtkT MAtFMN.
50 sell AlarhH bog -
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PATENTS guaranteed FsuWick A.
Lawrence g. years experience az
Washington Seattle uffier ~ uufko
buituiuH Guide Hook FREE
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he place tHfrf body ndfnires =.
'ssft ina is d#HlfaBfr. and ,ihfft
VI l9fhi bic where g0a can ssss.s''..1H
yes y Hffe tqu ought % IN We
bought when al the lgfa 49, ~ hsa
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FoR ENCuANGUaN Nice homo, 60 feet
lot with new A-ruum house vii ess
0hHHEp and ray some cash faI EVed
iuud. improved oH uHimuFuNUd
ROBERT MAtarHNs
eIa Wi Alaska iiidH.
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Furniture Of ssroam cottage at any
price sels Western avenue "a
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cor. Ninth ave West and MOI
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
TUPELo MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY APRIL !, 1905.
Death of Mr.. A. l. Reese.

After an illness of several months
Mr.. A. l.. Reese passed away at his
his home two miles east Of Tupelo on
Monday morning surrounded by MEM
bers OF his family and friends. While
Mr.. Reese had been sick for some time
the end came at a time when it was
not expected except to himself and
those Immediately around him. His
death was as quiet and peaceful as the
falling asleep of the weary traveller at
the end of his journey and to those
around him he expressed the desire to
go.
Rod Reese, as his friends called him,
was among the first settlers of this
country. Almost the entire time of the
IS years of his life was spent in this
immediate vicinity. The h e S
wrought by time when the primeval
forest gave way to the city and the
busy work of the artisan took the place
of the life and methods of the pioneer,
were all witnessed by him in his event.
full life. In his death one of the links
that bind the present to the past has
been broken and another of the land
marks gone. As a friend and neighbor
he was generous, obliging and hospit-
able. The latchstring hung on the out
side of his door and the traveller was
always welcome. To his family he was
devoted and the loss of his mate few
years back has been a constant sorrow
to him. He was believer in the faith
Of the Primitive Baptist church and
died with the hope of glorious here
after. The body was laid to rest in the
family burying grounds at Jerusalem
near Gilvo where large number Of
friends gathered to pay tribute to the
memory of their departed friend. To
the bereaved family we extend our
in the hour of their sorrow.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
R. H. ROGERS. Adiutant
DIED

On April lst inst, little shelby Arm
strong daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Armstrong, died at their home near
Bethel church, after an illness of a
few days from congestion of the brain
This little girl was bright and lovely
child, on whom its parents fondly dotted
and who made their home happy
She is gone from them forever and
they are grieved beyond measure over
her departure; but they should remem-
Der that of "such is the kingdom of
Heaven" and that she is now an angel
with white wings and that her sweet
voice is joining the celestial choir in
singing psalms of praise to Him who
sent her to them to cheer their hearts
for little while, and who hath taken
her away for His own inscrutable pur-
poses.
The sympathy of all who know them
goes out to them in their deep grief,
which words of solace and consolation
cannot aSSuage.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Meeting Of Confederate Veterans

i John Simonton Camp of Con
4 federate Veterans, met in annual
meeting, on last Saturday, for
| the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year, and to
! transact other business that came
/ before the camp.
/ The camp was called to order
by the commander, Col. r. S.
Thomas, who made q few re-
marks, dwelling especially on the
the goodness of God in sparing
the lives of the few members Of
the camp as not d death had oc-
cured in the camp since our last
meeting, twelve months past,
after which all joined IN a prayer
of thanksgiving dsby the chap
lain ]. C. Blanton. The adjutant
not being present with the camp
roll, this scribe was appointed
adjutant.
The camp dues were all collec-
ted. Those present paying for
all. We were not fortunate
in being present on that most
enjoyable occasion.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Commander Col. R. S. Thomas,
1st Lieut.. ]. M. Buchanan, End
Lieut.. R. A. Bennsell, 3rd Lieu.
R. M. Roberts, R. H. Rogers ad-
jutant; Commissary, j. P. Sisk;
Quartermaster, w. M. Roberts;
Sponsor, Miss Lonia Mayfield.
Delegates to state Reunion Col.
R. S. Thomas, w. F. Sparks,
]. j. Duncan; alternats, ]. P.
Sisk, j. M. McDuffie, B. H.
Rogers. Delegates to the gener-
al Reunion, Col. R. S. Thomas,
j. M. Buchanan, w. NJ. Roberts;
alternats, w. M. Morris, M. D.
Temple. John M. McGaughy.
After the business of the camp
was transacted, the veterans
repaired to the Methodist church,
when Eld. C. K. Marshall Of
Tupelo delivered in his highly
entertaining style a very inter-
esting lecture to the veterans
and their friends of whom we the
old confederates are inclined to
believe we have many in the
town of Nettleton. If we Judge
people from the way they treat
us.
r. Fl ROGERS Adiutant
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Meeting at Cumberland Pres Church.

Last week the pastor, Rev. S. P.
Pryor, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Carter, an
evangelist singer, conducted series of
meetings through the week closing on
Friday evening. Brother Pryor did all
the preaching and his sermons were
logical, forceful and helpful to Chris
tians and full of warning for the unsav-
ed, and yet showed the Savior so full of
love and compassion, ever ready to meet
the returning prodigal, that it seems
strange to the children of the kingdom
that many did not fall in love with him.
If the preaching was excellent, the sing
ing OF Mr.. Carter was was not less so.
He charmed his audience and held them
spell bound. While there were no con-
versions so far as we know, yet the
meeting was benediction to those who
attended and gave heed to the words
spoken and the songs sung.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
MILLINERY OPENING.

The establishments dealing in mill
inery had display Wednesday and
Thursday their lines of spring millinery
which comprises every thing from the
Partisan sample hat to the every day
sailor. The selections do great credit
to the establishments which furnish
to evry one opportunity to be pleased
both in style and price. The doors were
thronged both days by the ladies who
were delighted to see this evidenc that
spring had come again. The sales for
the two days were beyond the usual
business.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Another Wreck On Frisco.

The New York Limited train over
the Frisco due here at 1885 A. M.
was wrecked at point three miles west
of this place Wednesday morning. The
tender and three coaches left the track
on account of the rotton ties beneath
the rails. The passengers were pretty
badly shaken up but no one was seri-
olsly hurt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Notice TO Physicians.

The Lee County Medical Society will
meet on Wednesday May 3rd 1905, in
stead of May 4th as was published last
week. The latter being mistake.
All physicians are earnestly solicited
to be present, and remember the date
May 3rd 1905,
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
S3.75 Walking Skirts at $2.95

Womeh's fine walking skirts in Panama,
light weight woolen material and a great va
riety of new fancy mixtures that are extreme
ly good for Spring. The styles are the new
umbrella shapes, would easily sell for S3.75,
special 1926
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Notice TO Teachers.

Exempt teachers and teachers hold
ing license who wish to take the exam
ination on Agriculture only will please
come on Saturday of each examination
j. N.-FRANCIS, Supt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Boys Waists.

A neat selection of boys waists in all the
new Spring patterns, attached and detached
collars 75c value, tomorrow 48c.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
TypeWriterS.

Misses Myrtice and Phronie Stone
offer their services where stenograpic
and typewriter work is wanted. They
have completed the course at the Mas
sey Business College and guarantee
satisfaction. Work entrusted to them
will be promptly and neatly done, If.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Tupelo Miss.

Plumbing an Hot Water fitting done
bv the City Plumbing Co. Call on US
for prices and estimates. Smith and
Watson, Propri9tors,
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Mems Sox.

Just received our new Spring Hosiery for
the men, They consist Of the newest patterns
fancy, ylain and dropstitch, all sizes, Monday
a pair 21c.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07

The county and city prisoners in
charge of the county contractor made
their escape Wednesday night by bur-
ming a hole in the floor of the house
in which they were kept. The house
is situated on the M. and O. road
south of the Union station and is away
from any residence or business place.
Four of the prisoners left, two refused
to go and reported the escape of the
others soon after they had left. The
names of those who made their escape
are: Trice Williams, Jim Smith, Nun
Dolphus, and Eugene Wooten.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Notice.

Farmers line subscribers to Cumber-
land Telegraph and Telephone Company
must pay all rentals at the office of the
Company in Tupelo before the 10th OF
April for the coming quarter. ! will not
send out bills.
r Fl MJuIEN. Manager.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07

Now is the time to have your paint
ing and papering done. Spring IS here,
nice line Of new samples OF wall paper
on hand, and paint.
Apply for estimates, moderate prices.
- !. Perry a.. Scates.
Tupelo Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07

A very bungling effort was made to
crack the safe of Leake and Goodlett
Wednesday night by some party yet
unknown. The combination and knobs
were knocked off but the would be
cracksman was unable to get inside.
The proprietors say that had he been
successful in getting in the safe he
would have COTTON nothing for his
tronhle
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07

We regret to learn of the death Of
Mrs. Annie Easterling at her home
near Saltillo on Friday last. She was
the wife of /. L. Easterling and a
woman highly esteemed. She was
buried Saturday at the McNiel cemetery
Rev. Wages Of the Baptist Church con-
ducting the funeral services.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
r. H. MULLEN, Manager

Married AT the home Of the bride
in this city on March Both, Mr.. j. 7.
Young and Miss Ida Funderburk, Rev.
S. D. Shelton officiating in the
the presence Of a number OF relatives
and friends of the contracting parties.
Miss Funderburk is young lady of
many charms, who enjoys the esteem
of all who know her, while Mr.. Young
is a prosperous young man of New
ALBANY. We extend best wishes.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
600 Pairs Boys Knee Pants.

Greatest variety of patterns ever seen In
the city We make the purchase inside to
make a special price to our customers, entire
output of large clothing manufacturer. These
pants are made of remnants of mems fine
clothing, good 75c, S1.00 and $1.5O values, at
75c and SOC.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Boys Spring Suits That are Important to Mothers


o all little fellows
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
Boys Suits

Complete line Of boys suits, 2 to II years.
Our line has never been so complete before.
We are showing exclusive creations in the lit
tie fellows novelties this season. Ages to 8
years, prices $1.50 to S4. so
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-07
$500 Wayking Skirts at $3.05

Women's skirts in light weight woolen mix
tures stripes and in mingled effects, made
with killed bottoms, with six wide box pleats
and finished in stitched tabs and buttons, the
style, finish and general appearance of
S. 90 skirt special 1896.
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The daily tribune., 1905-05-19
WILL WE CELEBRATE?
Woodmen Will Boost Fourth of
July Matter.

Florence will celebrate July 4th.
At least the indications are good for
such An event.
Last year Florence people went to
Canon City and spent the day. This
year We are going to invite the people
Of Canon to come and see real live
Fourth of July celebration in Flor
enoe. What is more fair2
At the meeting Of the Uniform
Rank. ". of W. Tuesday night the
matter was brought up and discussed
along the lineG suggeste . few days
sinoe-that some fraterpal order take
the matter Of q 4th Of July celebration
up and push 1t. The Uniform Rank
carried the matter mp to its subordi-
nate camp, the Woodmen Of the
World and at its regular meeting last
night 1t WAS voted to undertake the
celebration provided the business men
Of Florence would give them sub.
stantial subscription. which we are
sure will be done. Every year that
there is no celebration in Florence
people 90 to other towns and counting
railroad fare and other expenses each
person spends from Is to el5 or
. fair estimate of $3.50 per person
And IL only 800 to 800 people 20 out
Of town to spend the 4th 1t can easily
be estimated that several hundred
dollars are taken out Of the town and
dropped intn other channels. While
The daily tribune., 1905-05-19

on the other hand IL celebration is
had at home. this money is not only
kept at home but several hundred dol.
lars can be brought into the town.
This Is good move ON the part Of
the Woodmen OF the World and should
receive the proper encouragement from
our business men who will be waited
upon BY the committee tomorrow
evening to zee whether or not they
want the celebration.
The Woodmsn propose to invite
the governor Of the state, the head
consul and head clerk of tho Wood.
men Of the World, and all lodges in
Florence. the coal camps and Canon
City to take An active part. In fact
1t is to be made = grand fraternal day
Of all the orders.
Let % put our shoulders to the
wheels and push.