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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Prof. Roentgen's Modesty.

One Of the least s~elf-advertised oil
scientific authorities is Prof. Roentgen.
He has never been interviewed, has
never been ~banqueted and is even said
to have refused immense sums OF money
offered him by American publishers fol
a book on what he himself modestiy
styled "a new kind of ray" Like many
other investigators of his race, he car
ries his years calamity, and. though 90
looks more like a man who a led
healthy outdoor life than one who has
spent the whole Of his manhood in in
v~estigating strange physical problems
Medical Record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
King Edwards overcoat.

The favorite overcoat Of the king this
winter is a double-breasted sack Ches-
terfield, made Of dark gray, soft vicuna
oyercoating. The lapel is kept light, and
the step runs in the true horizontal, with
very little opering between the collar
end and the lapel. The length extends
well over the knees, and the lapel turns
moderately low, giving full view to the
collar and tie worn underneath. The
collar IS covered with velvet, and the
edge is double stitched. A turnback cuif
ioIms the finish of the sleeve, and horl-
2ontal flap pockets are placed on the
hips.-Tailor and Cutter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
A Little Toxic.

The following notice was posted u
recently in an art exhibition in Toxic
Japan: NO visitor who is mad or il
toxicated allowed TO enter in, if an
person found in shall be claimed to re
tire. No visitor is allowed TO carr,
in with himself any parcel, umbrella
stick, and the like kind, except hi
purse, and is strictly forbidden to TAX
within himself dog. or the same kin,
of beasts. Visitor is requested to TAX
care of himself from thlevely ."-Argo
naut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
A CRY BURST FROM TIE MOTHER

A CRY BURST FROM TIE MOTHER.
sleeping in the burning house! An ex
clamatioa of horror escaped the father
He looked around him helpless!y
Just then his retriever trotted up to him
It's faithful brown eyes. gazing trustfuIl.
up into his masters face sent a wild
thought through the distracted man.
mind.
Go. fetch Henri" he said, pointing
20 the burning house.
Would the dog go? On him alone
hung H3nri's life. A second the hand
some creature hesitated. then. trottin'
forward, was swallowed IN the THO
smoke.
A minute went by-ono terrible min
ute in which the anxious parents stood
hoping with the hope Of despair. The1
through the smoke there doomed {
strange creature. Could this hairless
black animal be the handsome retriever
1t must be! But how he staggered
Surely he was carrying somethlng-a lit
tie night-clad figure!
A cry burst from the mother. Shs
rushed forward and snatched her bah,
to her arms-saved by a faithful dog.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. f. Andrew
kurrowski, far whose arrest Il reward
If 500 was offered some time z in
Chicago, is in custody here and has
made a confession that he WAS Il ON
naniou in crime Of Marks and Van
Dine. the Chicago ear barn bandits
who were hanged last year. Il came
TO ST, Louis he said, TO plunder and
rob. | would have started ont one
night. hut | was toe sleepy. | have
shot tlf,rcn men, some fatally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Cookery and eovernment.

Rossini, the Italian composer, is r.
ported TO have said a droll thing on tt.
u%nlfcation Of Italy when some or
asked his opinion on this matter. +
replied that he thought it very difficuo
II not impossible TO effect IL for Il
simple reason that the Neapolitans e..
nothing but macaroni, the Florentin >
nothing but fagiuoli and the Lombari
only polenta, while the Piedmontes
swallow all they can set. 1T is clear,
he said. That uniformity of cooker
must precede unity of government
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Walking Lizards.

Some lizards are able to walk on theiI
hind legs, of which the most remarkable
EXAMPLE is the frllled lizard of Australia
a powerful form, which attains a length
of about three feet. Should DANCE
threaten. it scuttles off On its hind limb
with considerable speed fer as far a
"a, or 40 feet i II a half crouching attitude
with the fore limbs hanging down ant
the remarkable trill folded up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
To Keen Soldiers Alive.

An emergency ration, packed in
small two-compartment cylinder of tin
is carried in the haversack of every Brit
ish soldier. As its name suggests, the ra
tion is not to be used except in cases o
the direst necessity. One compartment
holds four ounces of cocoa paste and tn
other a similar quantity of concentrates
beef. If consumed in small quantities /
will maintain strength for many hours
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Underground City.

To read of an inhabited subterranean
city seems strange, yet a place of this
character actually exists in Galicia, Aus
TRAN Poland, and with a population,
too, of over 1000 men, women and chill
dren. 1t is called the City of the Salt
Mines, and has a town hall and a church.
The latter has several statues, all OF
which are carved from rock salt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
To Mend China,

Here is a recipe for mending china
which has stood the test of long time.
h House Beautiful resurrects it, and
this department passes it on: Tie the
artscle to be mended firmly together and
boil in skim milk for an hour. The fin
est china, being hard throughout, Will
not join, but the softer pastes will mend
perfectly. Dishes so mended may be
washed in hot water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Descriptive.

Flora-You know I've been so n
ions to hear from. nat friend of min
who is on such an interesting trip t
South Africa.
Dora-Yes.
"Well. I've had a long letter from he
and ali she says is we had a beautiful
trip around the Horn All the res
was about a man she had met Of
fSard!"-Detr0it Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Coroner jackson Pleaded For ps,a,

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Coroner Moses
p. Jackson, convicted Of Offering a $500
bride. has not been sentenced vet.
When the case was called before Re
corder Con, Jackson's attorney plead
ed for delay, saying that he wanted
time in which to prepare a motion for
a new trial. and the recorder deferred
passing sentence for one week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Plenty of Public Houses.

Belgium, where public libraries are al
most unknown, enjoys $4,000 public
houses. That means n public house
for 36 inhabitants, or Il public house
for II men above II years of age. Dur
ing the last so years the population has
increased 90 per cent; the number OF
public houses 1858 per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
wolves Nearly GOT Hans Peterson.

LACROSSE. Wis. Feb. 4.-Pursued
by wolves and freed for eight hours,
with the temperature ~ degrees below
zero, has been the experience of Hans
Peterson. u farmer Of Corn valley. He
was found by rescuers wetlged in Il
trees branches. He was unconscious.
and his hands, feet and face We're
frozen. His feet and fingers will prob
ably have 10 be amputated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Looks Suspicious.

4 writer in the Boston Cooking School
Magazine, says: lin the second semes-
t1r. at Bryn Mawr, if a girl refuses candy
it is supposed that she is keeping Lent,
or that she has reached the chapter on
Habits" in Prot. James textbook; on
psychology.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
The Way of It.

Mothers spend O ~sleepless nights
than fathers because of the children
when they are little, but when they are
grown and gone away it is the father
who says most about 'ingratitude."--
--Atchison Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Not Worth q Life.

Villain" he Kissed, with a stage-hero
gesture, harm one hair of her head and
your life shall pay the penalty"
why go to such extremes" inquired
the other. "A wig like hers wouldn't
cost over six dollars. Cincinnati Com
mercial-Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Can't Be Done.

California's botanical wizard Is too
practical TO waste time on blue roses.
He has already produced many valu-
able varieties of fruit and even hopes to
improve on the Boston hean.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Women M, DIS in Russia.

The number of women physicians is
steadily increasing in Russia. Accord
ing to a recent report there are now
nearly 400 women studying medicine
at Russian universities, the largest
numbers being. at st. Petersburg and
MOSCOW.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Milk-Fed Melons.

A farmer living near Marseilles has
discovered that by watering" his mel
ons with milk they will grow to twice
their ordinary size. He carries off all
the melon prizes at local agricultural
shows
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
When the Hub speaks.

The situation in Russia is to be con.
sidered at a mass meeting in Boston
this week. After that the ear and hi
advisers will know precisely what T.
5o.-Providence Jour1al.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Barely Possible.

Tom-What a soft. liquid voice Miss
DeWines has.
Jack-Yes; inherited it from her faith
er. | presume. He used to run a speak
easy in Pittsburg.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Of Course.

Bell-Would you allow q mar 10 kiss
you? '91"
Maud Vim-Well. l think it is our duiy
.o-er-to make allowances for the
Weaknesses of mankind.--N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
No Deserving Beggars.

81 have never known a deserving Gaze
+ street Logging was the remarkable
statement of Sir Eric A, Buchanan, sec
'etary of the London Mendiaity society
made the other day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
d

"He is very optimistic, isn't he?"
ooh, yes! He is absolutely certain
ne can do anything he has never tried
% do."-Smart Set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
More Than a Pint.

A recent weighing of daEdelion down
has shown that 1000, 900 OF the dainty
p%arachutes are needed TO make a pound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Coaline Stations.

OF about 30 recognized c~oaling sta.
ions in the Pacific, Great Britain owns
1t least ~ ard the United States six
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Collection of Heads

A French professor is the owner OF a
collection of 800 human heads, repre-
senting every known race Of people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-04
Long Flight Of Pigeons.

Eight pigeons recently few fror
Kimberley TO Cape Town, a distance o.
512 miles, in II hOU;s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Wri,nl Wronbc beS glerbed . sea.

- 9ci'n gronoe oeS @erbed .5bea.
terS in Sorotn. Ohio. boben bier Eer.
Iouen oen Zoo IN ben Slummen ge.
fltnoen: SomcS Imper. 2S Sabre oft.
mo Srou ". Worib nit ibren 3ipei
ainoern. Ter 8erIltit be3iifert Iih
otf ctpo $4,000. Dos Sbeuter lpur
crit einigc Sabre gebnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Mntter nnb 5luci ainOcr III Sooe ucr
brnnut.

GburleOoir W|idl, IS. Qc5.
5rmt @m. Cirlm unO tbre 5lpei
ainOer, ein. rcip. }pei Sabre alt,
fumen i'll Der leBtcn 9iaht ourh eit
6euer um's Sebcu, lpc,dje9 ibre Wobs
nuu9 nabe Scr 5tuotgren3e eitdihcrs
te. ,Srau Gitrmn mar nit @piIepiie
bebuitet ltno mun uernuthct. oaB tic
in cinem epilcptiidcu 2lnioIl nit ei,
ncr Sampe IN Der 0ono ju Nooen
itiir5tp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Rrntt) t,1Gbtrunn
Grci 0rufc EantOnitnltcn iuiOIUcut
crflGrt.

Clearing Nouic 2Iiiociation" ais
Mcttcr in scr 9totb. @ieicrt
Oaa uotbmeuoige &opitol I'M ale
0epoiitorcu SIT bc3obIcn uu0 eincn
|unif ob3uncuOcn &obn a.
@oIib ser Yrdii0cnt ser Orcj
@outen fiiDrtc Sen Nllin bcrbcL
mocn cr ibre @eIoer mri icinc
YripotipctuIotioncn ucrlpctOctc.
- @cionnt Eaiiipo gum @c-
truge pon 26 N}iuioncn Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

Gridltnns TT einem 5dae 80 bellen.
Hcbme eaIutiue Vromp Gutnine 1abIeis stpo'
(giOo2 iNi. .Sd.gO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

mcrocn ciu Snu0ifot bil0cu luclhc&
ollie 2luipritbC qcQcu ole orci 9luItoIt
ten bc}o6I1n lmO Die @cih0itc obs
ihjicBcn miro.
Die 9comtcu ser rGbicogo Notio
uol 9ont" murcn Er0ii0cnt &obn
9R l&oIib, &icC @rGliocnt SrcO. Wt.
NIouut. &oiiircr J. NJ. &ufion; q.
rcttorCn: =. q. M}c9to0n, SSohn ".
@olib, 3. 0} @Iolmt Eobu VI.
Snptb, ". Neit G. 81. Is. Billings
un0 9}oltricc Noculelo.
Sic @eonltcu ser oNome SupiuQ9
@onf" marcn: ", ). Gnubou @rGij.
ocnt, Charles &. Shid &oiiircr; ii.
rcftoren; &. g. @. Billings, NIouricc
Hoicniclo, &obn Nt. Snutb, ". &
Onnbnn Nn. Nclt =. @. !Qtc9toltu
mo Sobn H. Molib.
Die Ncomtcu mo 0ircttorcn ser
pGquitublc (rllt 80" luorcn 10 3ienla
Iid) Die ndmlihcn luic Oieienigcn occ
bcioeu onOcren NunfeL
Die Stoot Gbicogo bat Gepoiiten
}unl @ctru0c BON $2,50O,000 IN ser
oGbicuQo 9tutionol 9ant" uno Der
equitable (ruit So"
Gic ,Glcariug @ouiC 9liioctation"
bat iiir'a Grite $3,000.0OO mliqe-
brud)t. I'M 0ir 0cpolitnren 5u bejab.
TEN, lm0 miro mcbr bergcbcl pcun
oic critic Sumnc niht hinrcitt 0ic
@ciarmut %liiipc iiir oic 0rci inioI.
ucntcn 9untcu luer0en nIl cirto
%26. 100000 1cid)Gtt.
Gouront GontroIeur WiQiom ".
Nio1lcn, uclchcr bier cingctroiicn iit
ipro6 ijd icbr lobcno iibcr Ole bon
Dem yGIeoriug Souie" ougcbotenc
iiuan5ieuc Soiilie aus. Gr iugte:
oyGoa &orgcben Der oGleoriug
S0ouie" 9onfcn bat elmer bohit triti-
ihcn Gage obgebolien 0ic, lucnn
man nicht prompt eingetrctcn mdre,
iu crnitIihcn 6oIgcn nidt nr IN
Gbtcugo, lon0crn ulh IN on0crcn
El0Ben QCiilbrt bubcn luilr0c. 0ic
Uon oicieu YoutCn iibernonlncnc go.
runtic noAt ca ubiolut lchcr, 0oB ole
TCpolitorcn fciucn Sent uCrIicrCn
pcr0elt lm0 iolltc 0n}u bcitro0cn
nllc 9cfilrdhngCn Ciucr 6lnan5trlli3
in Chicago 5ll bcldnihtiQcn 0ic
tritildc Gage, in mcId)cr lih Ole orci
@cloinltihItc befn0en mor Olrh
Nrobc TorIChcn olI Die bon ,5obn u,
Mollb cpntrolirtcu llntcrnehnntngen,
mcihc GroBc aoritoiici criorOcrn
ucritrludt Gua Gontrolclr9 @urcou
Bat lhon icit l1ngercr Belt 0ic 81
nuu5loQc Ger oGbicogo gtotionul
Nunf" gctnOcIt uno ibrc 9eomtcn
un0 IirefturCn ollfgeforoert, ole
ioobc ibrcr 0orIebcn lluo ibrer @clb.
unIogcn III Ocn bon 9Sdllb gcleitcten
~orporntionen 81 ncrminoern IroB
mic0erboIter &criprcdrmQen obcr
bIicbcn 6icIc onIt0BiQcn 0orleben
pcitcr bcltcbcn mo Ocr Gontrolenr
iob lid inter ocn llmitdn0cn 81 rooi.
fnlcn OiaBnobucu 4c5pltlgcn.
Grit Dor &lr}cm 1cIunA cS, cine
gIcid5eitige llntCriudung Der nit Der
9tatjonol 8onf u Qcld)dltlihcn Vcrs
binounacn itebcuOcn itootlicbcn 81
uon5onitaltcn bcrbci}ltiilbrcn luO
0oa GrqebniB cntbiiutc cinc 10 be
0enflihe Gage, 0oB iolorti8co Gin-
lAreiten notbig mar Ter Gontroleur
iicb onS ,,GlcuriuQ @ouie" BON Der
ihlInlmen Situotion bcnudrihtigeL
lno cine 9crutbuuR iono itott, Die jl
Dem erireuIihcn HciuItnte iitbrte.
0nB 0Ic 9oufen oca Clearing Souie"
nit ibren gciomnlten WiitteIn elm.
tratcn INN ole Orolcnoc 6inun5triiis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
EaDmaD's
GeabD
Heltef.
Wibt auseablidIids 9inoernas.

Wibt auscnblidIide 9inoernag.
Wiiic bon Niosaniios uro 1nlciicuIiihe per.
oclt burmtu3 pcnutbt hurd Qlnipenoung bon
3iuomaO9 gcnbn Jitliei SO ueiffuiifirt opri
oos 8ift mno pcrtuoert tueiiercS inbebaaeu.
Sir inncr!idDen ioluobl, ais GnRer.
lid)cn 0rbrand).
Sin boIbcr big su enen TbceIbffeI poa Rea'
OF Jtelici IN cinem balben GIds AuHer fueeet.
boicnb 70 oft ais Die 6nilecruilgen itattfiHoen.
uno Elm Slid 5anen NIT NenoO Jteltef be.
ieuhtct. ibcr Den Wiuaer uno Ginselueioe ae.
lcGt. miro ioturtge plHperllrg uno eIIte baIbtge
Scuug cr8icIea
SnncrIid ril baIber bis gu einem 3tes.
l0ifcl uOl iH eiiieu bdlben 8lnfe bou gSaHer
miro in pcnget Wiinnlen illriren: arduipfe,
iClt Grbrcbcu, 0crJlCbpdche. NerpoIitd Shidf'
loitGlci, HoptWcb, @ldbnnaen unb ale tnnerli'
den Sbmer5cn
WiGlara IN icinen perihiebcnrn 6prmcu acheiit
nno perlhttt
Np QiCbt feline uuoere W(ehtBn In Der gBelt,
Ole Scbcr rub rggue" ilno nue dnoeren ud'
Iarf,bcn bil6feH uno anoere 5iebcr. inter.
iliul nurcb .RuopnuS Vtus," 10 ibneu bellf,
ais RuomnOo MCuop 9ieIie
Nelielloe ioatcu tmmer etne .Sluidle oon 8ao'
maba 1icnoD feCf nit iib thbren. StH pddr
1rouiCn IN lSniicr uetoen Mrnnibeit ooer
Shucrjcn ourh J1eebiel bes Naiier5 nerbln'
bern 50 1T bciier, ais irnn36flder Brannp
oocr NiticrS ais Elm Stimuldnt.
4t,3 soc pro Slaidle
gsriauit uun alien aputbefern.
Gaouap &. 81, 80 Glm Str, Wclu'
gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
&crwenbctc iciu gun5es gcrmOgen
nnf cine Weeroianna.

GittS burG Bay Is. 9c5. -
@eitern Rodmitto9 luuroe Die iiin9e
Gohtcr eineS itnlieniihen Sbitbonb,
lers, JtnmenS 3, 9nrmL beltuttet.
Gle 2eihenieer por Die groBortigIte,
Die iemol9 IN Fittsburg obgebalten
muroe. Ser Sorg iiir oos II Sabre
altc StinO olcin foitete $1,000 uno lit
ein5ig in ieincr 9lrt. Ios aus bloller
Scioc uno aus Spieen bergeitelltc
2eihcngctpono iteIlt lid alli $1,000.
Die 9Iusgoben iiir NlImen betrrgen
nift rpenigcr oIs $500 glleS IN aI'
lem fomnlt oos gtgrdbniB aui 5000
5u ltebcll. Biel mrbr ioq ons @erno-
gen oeS GnterS nidlt betrogeu. So
3oblreih iprodcr bic Gonoolen5beiii.
der in 0cn SoltIe glr. i4S, 8eigbtcr.
StroBc, Dor, OnB Die FoIi5eireierpen
3lir MISUNDERSTANDING Der Sronung
ulIgeboten iueroen mubten.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Who's Responsible?

Gov. Vardaman Of Mississippi,
takes the rather unusual but the
decidedly common sense view
that the officers of the law are
primarily responsible for the
lynchings which occur from time
to time in various parts of the
country. He takes as his text
an assault upon a woman in
Jackson, Mississippi, not long
ago and declares that if the va
grancy laws had been properly
enforced, there Wouldhave been
no incident of the kind. Whether
he is right or wrong in this partlc-
ular case, the principle he lays
down is sound. Idleness is tae
mother of crime. Nine-tenthS
Of the crimes Of this country are
committed by men who either
have no steady employment, Q,
they have, do not work regularly
at the trade they may have lear
ned. Busy men have no time to
loaf about saloons and play cards
with the habitues Of the place;
busy boys do not throw craps In
an alley or break windows or d
other small mischief in the neigh
borhoodsi in which they live. Idle
and vagrant men are ready Tor
any mischief, no matter what.
In certain countries OF Europe,
the vagrancy laws are 50 strict
that every one walking ffon
place to place must be pfoNislH
with passports or papers VI
are vised by the police authoritlc5
of every town through which tae
traveller passes It may bealoag
time ere law Of this kind become
a reality in the United States,
but restrictionson the movements
Of vagrant men are guarantees
IN some degrees Of their honesty.
Vagrancy at times becomes the
curse Of the West and South and
its limitation will tend very seri-
:
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Text Book Commission.

Governor Vardaman on MONDAY
issued commission to those selec-
ted as members of the school
book commission who had been
summoned to Jackson by the
Governor. Each accepted the
appointment and Immediately
took the oath of Office. H. L.
Whitfield by virtue of his po-
sition as state superintendent of
education, is ex-officio chairman
of the commission. The other
members were selected from the
congressional districts as follows:
First District-Prof. D.. A.
Hill, of Bonneville.
Second District-Prof. |. H.
Jobe of Dumas.
Third District Prof. G. E.
Saunders of Greenwood.
Fourth District Prof. 0. A.
Shaw of Winona.
Fifth District Prof. l.. @. c.
Williams of Leakesville.
Sixth District Prof. L. X.
Boggan of Collins.
Seventh District Prof. H. P.
Hughes of McComb.
Eight District Prof. E. L.
Bailey of Jackson.
The gentlemen selected for
membership on the commission
are all teachers in the graded
schools of the state and are
among the foremost educators
of Mississippi. Their duties are
onerous and delicate and will re-
quire both patience. great labor
and never enough to do the right
thing under heavy pressure.
That they will come up to the
requirements is expected by their
friends and the public generally.
While Lee county is not down as
furnishing one of the commission
she has two members on there
in whom she has personal inter-
ests. Prof. d. A. Hill for a
number of years served Tupelo
as principal other graded schools.
Prof. T. Fl. Boggan was born
and reared in Lee county and we
lay claims to him where ever he
goes and rejoice in his success
and any honors that may come
to him.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors of Lee county VIII aWar
the contract, on Monday. May lst, l9Oo,
to the lowest responsible bidder, a!
public cutlery, in front Of the Court
House door in the city of Tupelo, with,
in legal hours, for building granltold
walks for Court House. Contract Will
be let by the square foot, specifications
now on file at the Chancery Clerk s office.
The Board reserves the right reject
any and all bids and to readvertlse, the
contractor to give bond in double the
amount of the contract price. :,
Done by order of the Board this April
9Th. 1905.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Notice to Creditors.

Letters of administration on the es-
tate of William Scott, deceased, hay
ing this day been granted A. H. Watt,
notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate shall
have same probated in the Chancery
Court of Lee county, within n year
from this date, or the same shall be
forever barred. This 18th day of April,
1905. A. H. WATT, Administrator.
GUY Mitchell Sol. for Administrator.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
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The Same Roosevelt.

Our great and good friend the New
York Press is among the many ortho-
doX Republican newspapers which
profess to be mystiicd by President
RoUscvrlt'S conduct in the cases ot
Paul Morton and Frank B. LOOMS.
We can assure all these perplcNcd
admirers that there is no mystery
whatever about Mr. Roosevclt's &C.
ton. He is carrying out the same
inherent notions Of personal govern
n,m, that he ,1pS sYemplified ever
since hr brr:unc President of the
United States.
The Theodore Roosevelt who alb
,ulr,rl Paul Morton and promoted
fl.arn.iS Is. I.UorniS is the same Thco-
,ur,. Roosevelt who invented the
constructive recess in the interests
.ufIuutllrr friend. DR.. Leonard Wood.
lIr is the same Theodore Roose-
welt who inspired Pension Order
NJ. -.
He j. il,.. S;unr Theodore Roosevelt
who arbitrarily closed poStolliccS
when rI" conduct Of some Of the pa
irons uf thuS,. Offices WIS not SrcEIiy.
EEri, the same Theodore Roosevelt