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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

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I Srab ont, at en- eGer dttScn at Slaoet5
2eicre fan aine DC Bnifchc SPlSsrtuSer.
1884. 5p.: +. CT life en- 9anifc en-
Sfmbinao?
2. 5oco er SprtnceIieu til Sroct
Staubiuab os bbaO betpber Get?
spar: / pg2 2. 81, 9aniterne er
sfar6innpcr, % be bar mere DtitpriF
Set ii! bette Siam enb be anSre glorobuer.
Zen fsrss; fprn CAB SIbtiSens Danlirnc
Rolf 8urSTfcb ON Rprseu, bar Grrscren
gsibeas, fom buebe | MarieiHes / bet fas
6ereuSc SbSfranfrip, bnsr Ger bar en-
sreF &pluni. San bur SipbmnHb %
reiise smfrina 900 aar f5r SrtfHs %
til Sitcrisen for at heute STAB (Gleftrun,
bruraf bet nDcre Orb @lettrisitet). Reis
fcnse Sisbmenb bahSe Etterc neS Rs |
DC Sage. % ban Suo en- SeifripeIfe at
be 2aroe, han beisste nteh lit Stib. Sans
@ert e- tabt, men 8emeren &tintits
(Tsot % slar sfter Sr.) s!rrpe ct tlhsrns
.hernf, ifisut ban oniaa bet, Tom Gptbeos
6crette5e, for Sfrpuer % StiSpcrbiftOs
ricr. Sct rrRrenhe SSbirertse uar
Seusana bebpet af Suner, % @ptheaS %
fenere rcilenSc fra Observation-Disclosures
hsrte bent fable bet Sfauar tStaare) eli
lei noset lisnenhe, pg DC siprbe bet til
Gtnnria. 2enasre aeoe ! Siben bleu bets
te til Sranb5a, ShutUania, Sranbinapia.
Gpbeuropaer fprcfiaebc ig lGugc, Of
bet par Ell p; be pibite life, at Siteriben
ppbbrrr inbe | 8nnbcn al ben bututitc
gagt % nanr life up til Ssbuuet. Got
bcb sfnnne (StanOia) Ii8aer 10 be banitc
Ger, SiGaanp, SIN, 2aulano, Snliter,
@taen % mango fere, % DC %benresneoeS
uatrrIis til Sfuane, Snlano bar | Oh
then bebpet af Simbrer (&eiter, ens
geiif. Gets; ntcu be 6anffc rnScrtrang
benz o. sjprne BEN til Tine grGIer. Ora
Slllanb uDpanSrebe en- Sfare Ginibrer
tGimsrer) 90 EeatpHsr Ds tom | Gamo
mrb 8Smcrue. Wtarius fog benz I 102
I. Sr. l CIT bloS;s 2natp, bnpri usiaa be.
res SpiHSer tiliiSit tus Del. Gtaaae par
iubtil 1915 &erleu | bet baufe Munarti.
Gapnet StanbtNarer tiltommer iaaleoeS
rgentIig be baafte, men biro al Ggeearos
pGerne p~perfbrt pua alle 8ebperc of ben
rprbiife Sulpp. @aar man nc fra Sprps
get, inn tilEbrer DC banife ben nprSii!e
@ren al @%ernnRerne ligeiom Sneniferne,
Gpromrnbene, SSIenbinserue % be ipcn.
Tie Sinner, Dg | Ssuipn til Sopebsts
Sauuelie, 2cgcmets Gcst, Stsrrelic,
SaaretS % Eiueuss 5arpe er be itseIehes
Iurogcrrauer. SpGS Sfnane eaer 2fnn,
bia betsner, rr be>lrroc life srise ON, o.
mauge at ccm iiger,a be nprbife SteoSs
napue, nGunlig EnGpnsne pjte er inn
samle, at man life fan nbHnbe oeres
esentltac Sctbbnins. g. q. 9tunf met.
&c. at GnSeIien npia tasi) I Sfaroiun.
pia bar bet alSitr noroiFfe Orb for Q
tpcs SHiao blet til E1 I uorf); uteu
heller life ban iuoIpb ia pan at sipe no.
gen iffer Surflarius poer Sfene, Sfan.
bia. Stans5a p.i.b.
Srbet "StauSiuaper" or fpmmet fra
Gpmerne, sif fra Fem til 5runfria "a
berfra til ben snselife 8eroeu. @gracns
Sslf bar fro ariiSs SID falot ia ielu "a.
ner (Eanfterl, Spenner % @urbmrno.
Ssrf fra 1915, ba be n0rSiife Stuhenter.
tus ~besrnbte, blep bet nlminbeIiat at
rptte SrSet Stanhiuno. let rar | ben
fDrtliprSe Siau0iuapismss Sis. Ser /
amcritn cr bet eiter rrself Ruarirfnins,
nj ni fiuubpm bntter unrf CrIiae Dnuife,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
mir) CT aiminseiisris jena eler ilet %
Hitler iis berueb fra I. CT. Gbeuipt, ipm
CT al srupere GGuntas.

1855. Gp.: 5pno fan Der eicres for en-
Snnilie. bpis Soriereer er en- Erniteus
bolt. iom ilatfer, ON fra Steo iii Steo
ubcn at tiene nosct til SamiIiens linoer-
hpIS. Set bemGriss. at i bet Der uroute
SilfGIoe cr @ooeren Sso. % De itdttegs
gsrn er efterIaot ! en- sanifc tiGIpeIss
Eilitmp-
epar: s Srprssrens stat, Min.
neipta, er Der en- o~ffenflis Sfple, sler
AnffaIt, | Spntouna for f~aabanue Sprn.
Wsnn bsr ifribe til g'eitnreren af beune
Stote. fum pil lase sasen unserisar %,
buis han finner bet panfrrpet, sipe benz
ct miSiertibist SpbutbSfeo nen ~gnfalten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Oopheo Fan life heIbreoes

Dee lrfus G,isl,r. ba bt lie fan aaa ben aasrsbns Del
a Gret. Ter sr taa en- Tlaabs at tu<rt Gsuhse, %
bet u Deb iOunitutOusat EltolsT. Esshee lpgaariaass
o:b IN betnHbt 1utaHb al eltEbtHeR I bat suianias
2isr siaar bette RsT tG1sE lahGnEsrret mcrisr SssR
THakuot spe sarr iasr en- eaavlsa 9etlit % Haar ben
bhprr belt iEfIfL sr 9pphsb gplstn. o. m,bminbn sc
u%zaptiisa iau fttres. og oettt Ser sirHss0es ea mar.
max Stttanb. pl pSrgltn bars saslast for fRoiG Ri
Hh AZ 4 1atE.bs. fteuttaleeB pto aniaTya BET e. tRist
aHeti tHo en- bes1abl 7 ltaue al Sltuhlrbsras.
" pn ssoe CT REzbrs& So1ors tor tispxu xHtRia
al Sereso dprearioasi al aaiarEbI ION I'M Tan bare
Ies meb Halls CataTGh Cure. Strtn tttsT elrtu41re.
idt q. y GtsHea& &c. 1e<ee. ..
az eaiaas hos apOnisu, 7sL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

Ioai ct rietig, ifuIbe Guroprerne alt
iaa for nsiastia at farafteriiere Be
bocrnc af bet Hneiiife Rige, bare pgi.
set benz en- genGuneIic, ser ct ben.
tet fra ielpe bet fineiiife Spros. ai-
neicrue ieIp foIDer life oeres SGore.
Lamb iaaleoeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

Mel til Eitaiieu. G. SmSeGsbus
j SeatfIe, 8nib. bar ira aisbmrnOr i
BInbipoitof mootaeet en- Grore pan
10000 9sroer Nel. Ge.te er oen
iterite Srbre, iom paa engans er inb.
Is6et til Stiuebdpsfsfteu. @eotom.
mcnSe SanSelsbrs | eenttIe bar fras.
let 3 9dmpifibe. iom ifal gaa ufiteO
meo ReIst. sta Songtong os Chang.
hai er Der inole6et nDe Drorer, %
ale geitilineer ira aina for aopOt-
ten ct s~ifettileret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
4surS earr sclpmOrS? soenifcr

4yobn 9. Streeo /. Cambridge, Senrp
Gonntp, ST., er iunoen 900, rammet
al en- Single / Soueoet. 2igipnsiu.
rpen fan life fomme paa oct rene meb
enten ban er mproet eLler bar 1dgt
Soano paa fig ieIo. gImertbeOen fin,
ser, at set iibite er tibet ianoipnIig,
"a Ran Dor / gooe Smitnnoigbeoar
% isrte ct lpffeligt 6amiIielin. nj.
SGoe por &rGiioent for oen ioeuif
amerifuuife &epublieou 2easue /
SAineis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Ndben R~crrefponoance.

aprfperqsmoa l oeune sFheiira- beiparrs al Wopps
saierne q " <osnsh. RoHteutotn. DltHu.. % Jota
CIitS Wabtfpn. G2tS.
Spsrgsmaal fro psrioHrr ipm TIE ppgioer Hnt
EapHe III Saskatchewan, beiparts ,tfs.
Sperssre beoes affatie fine GseresuaaI | ct Hart o.
tpbeiet Sprol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

1882. gp.: /. Sborneest foiter bet at
faa ubtaget en- Ratent pau erS pfnoelIe2
2. 8ib mig aSresieu til TateuSfon@
toret.
8. &an leg itrioe Horif til Satentfons
tcret?
Sbur: 1. 5enttsr Collars rtaa be-
tales peS Gnfssuinseus SuerieuSeiie til
gatenttuntpret. st nocrIisere 0ebpr AZ
$40 maa betaieS, uaar IGteatct noiteoes
raa iOp aar, pB $40 for ct Ratent raa
IA Gar. Set fSfSe @ebpr er | aae siis
fcfSe 20 Cellars, hter bet sieIssr en-
p~;rtelie Spfinnelie. Sertil tctnmer Goot'
aisrelic til en- @ateatnoupfat, pn en- iaa'
ban snffes.
.. II. g. Commits TONER Of 9atents,
@aibtrgtun, Q. 6.
3. Sc maa tribe G:tselF.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
eoielspa8sbosen

wauss Tat Ter granist0leH. fsm Tt iensi, mig
fassse ssa,sbesea). 3ta fan iiss israaa. tDsrissfs
Te fan stve en- ieasaR Sss III ssres at9nusntsr, ea
eGabe 10 q iaa btHist tFt. 9atser At bIsocts sss
,ss burss Ieaee sfisr ben, naar ss ~hlsisaesr In
eutFrivtisu isr giaSet-
g. Gttsttk Dsboa. "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

1880. Gp.. Gip mig 9loresien til ct
gIao i &riftinnia % ppsip, b~pormeeet
Oct fofier.
Guar: Ger er u,aHae Slnbe | Sri
~itiania. Sc itprite SasbIace CT "aftens
prffeu", "@erseus Gang" % "Waorseus
blaeet". Spis De p7ifer at ~abonnere paa
ct Of bisie, iaa fan Or 10 ierSe ct BAR
Collars os beoe ont at fad ueofcmneroc
glab tilienbt for iaa lang Sio, irrn Sels.
bet resfer. "slfenpuitcn" bar psiaa CIT
t~seabsape. "~aftenpSien", 9riftiania,
&pruap, er tilitrGftelis 4oresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

1885. Sp.: 65aS er set Sei, iort
taiocs T@oraee" iornrbciSet uf. 2iecIcs
bes, bbaS or "Seree-, "Sbi5et-, ~gass
iimere" o. "Gbebiot"2
5pur: anr Si5ie Ssicr u~uStascn
"lhi6ct" or febTiIeyet at uissarn, o.
SUriEicacn meneH ben: rr h~osssiaselia
fun ben, at @arHet for be fsrifislise
gpier. CT ipriisGis iyansct. % 1sisrne
fcrTjcuis papst. sGgte "Sbibst" er
nGpei Of Giessras. "9esfmere" tSaimes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

23St. Sp.: Sbab fcrIanses ser FOR at
blioc Sprbsoer eler grenier pna Serr'
banen. og bnpr Ital ma benbenne ii9 for
at fda en- iaaban Scft2
Spar: geo at benuenbr fg til pen.
fummenoe Sernbanefpmpani pil mon iora
baabentiia erbpIbe ben fornscne Spins-
ming. sc fnnbc 10 fureipsrse bps STA
tipusaoeuteu | ben gp, bppr sc Dor.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Fire Company Organized.

Below is published by order of the
Board the names of oficers and members
of the city fire companies, all appointed
by the Board at the July meeting, 1905,
except the captain, D. W.. Robins, who
was previously elected to that office at a
mass m Getting at the court house, viz:
d. w. Robins, captain; CR. Strain, LIST
lieutenant; C. S. Henkel, End lieutenant
MEMBERS COMPANY A.
j. w. Roberts, C. w. Hewitt, c. ].
Eldridge Lilly, Tison MCGEE,
R. F. Robertson, Earl Wylie, w. c.
Van Hoose, Jake Funk, G. W. Allen,
C. w. Troy, E. G. Kinds.
MEMBERS COMPANY B.
j. w. Hoyle, G.. w. Mcclure, Pruit
Monaghan, R. H. Mullen, ]. R. Frazer,
Carl Brown, CIV. Baldwin, S.H.W We'll,
L. R. Gates, A. A. McLeran, D. T..
Fulton, Geo. Thompson.
COMPANY A. CoLoRED
Jim Clifton, John Burdine, Charley
Purdy, Ben Simmons, Ed Clifton.
COMPANY B. CoLoRED.
Ed Edwards, Yes Merritt, Egbert Nc
Williams, Jack Thompson, Geo. Pointer
The captain requests that each and
every member and officer of each CON
pany meet him at the mayors office,
this city, on Monday, the oath day of
July, 1905, at eight o'clock p. m.
Respectfully,
R. D. PORTER City Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Appreciates Col. CIaytons Articles.

Dear Journal:
l have been thinking for some time l
would write to let you know that you
have one ~appreciative reader OF pen
Pictures of the Olden times by Col.
Clayton. l am not as old a man as Col.
Clayton but am old enough to have
been in the organization of Lee county,
and with out moving have been in Pom
totoc county in Lee county three times
and Union twice. / w killed any
deer.or wolves but when l was a boy
nv father used to bring in the deer,
turkeys and occasionally a wild cat, and
other varments.
have heard the wolves howl and l
saw one wolf pass by our yard gate
and our little fee dog after it and l
remember that l expressed a wish that
"Cufe" would catch, and thought that
"Cufe" could kill any thing. AS l
had heard father say that he killed a
big coon and had killed an old buck.
l want also to inform you that l am
one of the many who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Tupelo during the Baptist
State Convention.
G. w. Stokes.
Bethany Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
NOTIIE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
0 f Supervisors of Lee county, Miss,
will, on Monday the 7th day of August,
1905. at 2 D. m. in front of the court
house door in the city of Tupelo,
award the following contracts, at pub
lie outcry, to the lowest responsible
bidder, the Board reserving the right to
reject any and all bids and re-advertise.
Contractors required to give bond in
double the amount of the contract price,
to-wit:
For new bridge on Verona and Smith
vile road across Town Creek, known as
City Point Bridge.
For repairing bridge across Leeper
Ditch on Nettleton and Verona road.
For repairing two bridges on Chiwap-
pa Levee on Shannon and Red Land
road.
For new bridge on Rogers Mill road
in Chiwappa Creek bottom.
For new bridge on west prong of
Bogue Ugaby on road running from
Mrs Booths to Black Land, rear Josiah
Pearce residence
For repairs on bridge in Mud Creek
bottom on Saltillo and Tupelo road,
For repairs on leyee in Mud Creek
bottom on Saltillo and Tupelo road
For repairs on bridges on Sherman and
Birmingham road on Younabee road
For repairs on levee in Tishomingo
Creek bottom on GuntoWn and Ellistown
road
For new bridge on Guntown and Bald
wyn road on C~ampbelltown creek:
Done by order Of the Board, this
July II, 1906.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
A Card.

TO the many generous friend who SO
tenderly and faithfully contributed their
love and attention, ministering in every
way possible to the sufferings of our
late deceased, dear son and brother John
during his last illness. We desire now
through the columns of our esteemed
county paper to express to you with
hearts full of gratitude u everlasting
appreciation for the kindness SO cheer
fully and cordially rendered in the time
of Jul great solicitude and sore distress:
May God abundantly reward you all
is thefervent prayer, Of This h~eartbroken
mother and devoted brother and sister.
Mrs. MATTE MoSER. AND FAMILY.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
w

Mrs. Brooks Marmon entertained a
number of young people Monday evening
with a reception in honor of her broth
er Mr.. Fain, who is visiting her.
j. S. Parks and Mike Richey of the
second district were down on business
Wednesday. They do not report fiat
tering prospects for a good crop in their
section.
Toliver Livingston of Sherman spent
several days the past week in Tupelo
Mr.. Livingston has many friends here
and his visits are always the sorce of
pleasure.
Mrs. John Lantrip who has been visit
ing relatives at Belden, en- route for
her home at Columbus stopped over
here Saturday night the pleasant guest
of friends.
Mrs. Efie Coker of Memphis is in
the city the guest of Miss Kate Troy.
Mrs. Coker has many friends in Tupelo
and received from them a most hearty
welcome upon her return.
Mrs. w. M. Long and little son Walter
en- route for their new home at Browns
boro, Ala, stopped over here Thursday
night the guests of friends. We regret
giving them up very much.
Misses Lula and Emma May Laney
returned Saturday from Ashville N. G.
We are glad to report that Miss Emma
May has almost entirely recovered
from the spell of fever she had while
there.
MIR. Lee Hines and family, Rev. T.
w. Lewis and Thomas, Mr.. Shelby Topp
Mrs. C. P. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Kinds and Miss Hattie Lee Hood left
Monday for a trip through Colorado
and other Western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Payne left yes
terday for Birmingham, and other
points in Alabama to visit relatives.
From there they go to S~tilesboro, Ga,
to visit relatives of Mrs Payne. We
wish for them apleasant trip.
Mrs. A.. A. McLeran, and Miss Carrie
are the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus McLeran. Their visit here is the
source of much pleasure to their many
friends who are delighted to know that
they are most pleasantly located at
Grand Junction. Tenn.
The many friends of Prof. j. M. Kelly
we're pleased to see him in Tupelo Mon
day. The family are spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Kelly's parents, MIR.
! and Mrs. w. p. Hunter near Guntown.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Notice to White Teachers.

The County Institute for white teach
ers of Lee county will be held in the
Court House in Tupelo beginning Aug.
7th. and continuing two weeks with
Prof. j, T. Wallace, Principal of Tupelo
School as conductor. Miss Ligzetle
Nelson q primary teacher Of Columbus
win give instructions in primary.
The second Week of the Institute be-
ginning Aug. 18th. Every teacher in
the county should attend this institute
the full time and every teacher tnat
has the interest in his work will attend
unless prevented by sickness. Let US
make this the best Institute ever held
in the county. In the interest OF the
children Of Lee county let me beg you
to come. Very respectfully.
j. N. FRANCIS Supt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21

The annual Memorial service will be
held at Union, midway between Net
tleton and P~lantersville, Thursday Au-
gust 3rd.
n connection with same John u.
Simonton Camp u. CIV. will meet. All
veterans and friends r invited. It
will be a basket dinner, SC each family
will be expected to bring their lunch
r. S. THOMAS Comdr.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Farm For Sale.

A good farm Al miles northeast OF
Nettleton, lao acres, 6O acres ~ good
state Of cultivation; two good settle
ments, with good water, flne pasture
and plenty Of timber. Terms; n
third cash, balance IN one wv n tnree
years. IA bargain. Address:
R. j. DoDsON,
Nettleton, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Souvenir Snoons at Houghs.

pOuNCIlIi oPOOio AANSSA
Eastman Kodaks and supplies at
Houghs.
The Crown Bottling Works make the
best cream
All kinds of Kodak supplies at
Houghs.
All who have real estate for sale, list
with L. G. BoGGAN.
Have your glasses made to measure
at Houghs.
WANTED-A good printer. Reply with
salary wanted. The
Order your cream Saturday for Sun
day delivery from Crown Bottllng
Works
ga Hot Time in the Old Town these
DAYS with dry goods at Tops 10 per
cent less than cost
Cream! Cream! Cream!
Where? Where? Where?-Crown Bot
ling Works
FOR SALE.-One horse and lot in
most desirable portion Of West End.
Apply to E. w. HAWKINS.
All who may desire to invest in lots
or blocks, vacant or with Dulolngs
thereon let me know what you want
and l may find it if / have it not in list.
l.. G. BOGGAN.
We will deliver the finest cream, OF
our own manufacturer guaranteed pure
in every particular, to any part OF the
city from half gallon up 500 per gallon
60 cents half gallon-Crown Bottling
works
We manufacture and ship and DE,
liver ice cream packed, for any occasion
anywhere give us your orders
Crown Bottling Works
We don't charge anything
We don't deliver anything
We won't make tickets
We won't lay aside goods
But we WILL sell 10 per sent less
than cost SHELBY lOFr.
Tupelo and Corinth played two games
Of bali Tuesday and Wednesday with
practically all the scoring on the side OF
the home team. The Corinth boys de-
cided that they had enough and left
for home Wednesday evening without
playing the game billed for Yesterday.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Snrial ann 3~Brrsnnal

Mrs. D. S. Ballard has returned from
a visit to Waynesboro.
Miss Emma Edmonds is visiting her
sister in West Point.
Mrs. Edmonds and Miss Neville are
visiting in Meridian.
Miss Ethel Topp has returned from
a visit to Guntown.
Mrs. Frank Temple of Shannon was
a visitor to Tupelo Monday.
Mrs. J. S. Bean is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Nunnelee this week.
Mrs. H. w. Walker and Miss Mabel
Bunch were visitors to Tupelo Tuesday.
Misses Mary Allen and Esther Fitz-
patrick visited relatives here this week.
Miss Stella Hutchinson of Pontotoc is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arther Hutcher-
son.
Mrs. Ward and Miss Hillory Ward of
Oklahoma are guests of Mrs. F. c. Nc
Gaughey.
Miss Annie Lou Wood and little Miss
Glenna Herring visited in Verona Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Tanner of the
second district were visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Watson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her homepeople in
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and Knoebel
have returned from a visit of several
weeks to Paducah.
Dan Kelly, one of Plantersville' good
citizens was in town on business Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Harry Finley and children left
Thursday for Salisbury, Tenn, when
they wi ! visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Stephenson of Belden,
was the guest of her friend Miss Ella
Nunnelee first Of the week.
Some of the most desirable real estate
in the county for sale by L. G. BoGGAN
lots, blocks, and farms.
Miss Maye Norton, n of the most
popular visitors to Tupelo, is the guest
of her sister Mrs. j. @. Robins.
Mrs. Bowdry, and Miss Blanch Bow
drv, of Jasper, Ala, were the guest OF
Mrs. M. B. Kitchener this week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Fraser who
haveb been visiting DIR. and Mrs Hoyls
left Thursday for Missouri to visit
relatives.
Mr. A.. G. Hubert, wife and little
Miss Elizabeth b evil, visited relatives
and friends in Okolona from Saturday &c
Monday.
Mr.. S. T. Harkey. and little Minnie
Belle. left Monday evening o Nom
Eagle. Tenn, where they go to JON Mr.
Harkey.
Miss Minrose Kincannon left Tuesday
for Columbus where viii be the guest
81 her cousin, Miss Frankine Kincannor
for a week.
Mr.. VI. M. Stephenson Of Atlant' "a.
and Mr.. G. A. Woodson Of Memphis
s,sre s Tupelo last week, the guests
Of Mr.. W, Il. Huffman and family
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
Notice.

We want to add your name to our
subscription list. Drop us a card notify
ing us that you want to become a sub
scriber and we will mail you the paper
regularly after that. We will begin
sending the paper now and you car pay
for it during the fall when cotton be-
gins to move.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
NOTICE

The members Of the fire companies
are urgently requested to meet .. ".
Robins chief Of the department at the
Court House next Monday night at 8
o'clock for the purpose Of ~perfecting an
Organization. Do mott fail to be present.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-21
BASE BALL.

Nashville base ball team will play
Tupelo here next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Games called at 3:45 p. m
These promise to be the best games OF
the season Everybody is expected to
come and hollow for Tupelo Admission
Is and 25 cents.
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NoN.REslDENCE NOTICE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To j. A. Coates and Sons. New York,
273 Church St. Ny.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county OF
Lee, in said State, on Bird Monday OF
September A. D., 1906, to defend the
suit in said Court of ASA ALLEN Com
plainant wherein you are defendant.
This II day of July A. D., 1906.
G. W., LONG Clerk.
o. X. GARY.
Solicitor Compl't
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Notice.

The annual meeting Of the County
School Board will be held in the County
Superintendent's Office, Tuesdny Juy
the 25th, 1906, for the purpose OF at
tending to any business that may prop
erly come before them
N FRANCIS, Supt
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House Sewer
Connections.

See me before you have your
connections made. Will DO
your work reasonable.
Yours. CIV. BALDWIN
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-09-14

A desperate encounter with a tiger,
resulting in the death of Mr.. G., A.
Pelham Rogers, Assistant Commits
sioner OF Chanda (India), is recorded
in the Pioneer of India. Mr.. Rogers
was out after tiger at a place called
Bomragarh, on April % and wounded
the animal, hitting it in the forefoot.
The next day Mr.. Rogers had an at
tack OF fever and could not go out;
but on the oath he took up the pur-
suit, and his men having ascertained
exactly where the tiger was lying, he
boldly proceeded to walk 1t up. The
tiger charged him suddenly, but he
managed to get in two shots, breaking
one or both of the beasts Jaws. 1t
seized him, nevertheless, and a pro
tracted struggle ensued; the disabled
tiger, with its jaw and one paw shat
tered, being deprived of its most
formidable powers of mischief. Mean
while, Mr.. Rogers's "syce," who had
accompanied his master with spare
12-bore gun, and solid bullets, opened
fire on the tiger, and after ten or
twelve shots succeeded in dispatching
1t. Unfortunately one Of these hit the
sportsman inflicting a severe flesh
wound in the thigh. When delivered
from the tiger Mr.. Rogers was found
to have sustained terrible clawing,
scarcely part of his body having es-
capped. He was almost scalped, and
his right arm especially was badly
torn. Nevertheless. he retained con-
'ciousness, and after long and dis
tressing journey of 100 miles, was
conveyed to Chanda, where he died
from exhaustion six days after the
accident.