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The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Speaking Of Electric Lights.

desire to call the attention of the
| patrons of the plant to the following
laws in relation to them.
1st. The rate for all night service is
as follows viz:
s candle power lights, so cts.
10 - ~
Drive a peg here.
End. Stoves and other places of bus
| mess, will be allowed for protection.
one all night light where three lights
are used, and two all nights where
| eight or more are used, without any
extra charge.
Lights burned all night in excess OF
this, will be charged for at the all
| night rate.
This is a fain notice, and il you &c
not take the care now to observe the
| law in this respect, you certainly can
blame no one but yourself.
3rd. Persons not using their lights,
| through the summer months are requlr
| ed to so notifythe mgnager and ne vii
have some cut out till needed by the
owner and these " the trouble OF
misunderstanding about light bills
4th. Since we have a day current
with which to run the electric fans. ]
notice some lights burn both day ano
night. / mean all day and all night, this
viii double the all night rate, and viii
make the price of such lights asfolloWs.
For 8 candles power $1.O0.
10 sz.o o.
eacn per month. To let such lights burn
all day, is of no benefit to any one,
and is certainly an injury to the city, n
which we are all interested.
9Th. Any changes made in your light
account, py changing the numbers OF
sizes OF your lights, whether such
changes increases or demlnishes your
account, should be promtly reported to
the undersigned.
lam perfectly confident that no one
wants, purposely to do wrong in these
matters, and that all that is necessary
is merrily to call the attention OF the
public to these laws, to insure the
faithful observance of the same.
l am equally sure that the city council,
J nor n Gifts attaches have the slightest
deserve on intention, to at any time, O
in any way, if possible to be avoided, bt
oppression or over exacting toward OF
with the public. Trusting that these
suggestions NAV be of mutural benefit
to all concerned.
am most respectfully.
r. D. PORTER, Mgr, Light Plant
A
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
J0seph Sullivan.

After an illness of several years with
pulmonary troubles Joseph Sullivan
died at his home in this city on Broad
way on Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Sulll-
van had been very low for sometime
and his death was not unexpected
though with it to his bereaved wife the
sorrow which the loss of a loved one
always brings. Joe Sullivan came to
Tupelo several years ago from Tennes-
see. He was quiet unobtrusive man
and made friends among the people of
the city. He was Industrious and hon
est and was highly esteemed by the
people of the city, who tender their
sympathy to the bereayed widow in
her sad bereavement. The funeral
took place Monday morning in the
cemetery here at which many were
present to pay the last tribute OF re-
spect.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30

acknowledge receipt Of a reproduc-
ton Of the Confederate flags that have
been returnedto the states by the fed
eral government from the clever
general passenger agent of the Mobile
and Ohio road Mr.. John M. Beall of ST.
Louis. The picture is nearly framed
and should find place in every south
ern historical library. Mr.. Beall has
rendered conspicuous service at every
Reunion Of the old soldiers and his
last work'in reproducing the flags will
be highly pleasing to the old soldiers
and to all that love them. The Journal
has been favored with two of the pic
lures, n of which has been placed in
the hall of the local Chapter of the
Daughters of the C~onfedercy.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Cotton Blooms.

The first cotton blooms of the season
have been reported to us by the follow
ing parties as appearing on the dates
given: Jonn A. Bowlin of the second
district the 18th inst, C. B. Evans farm
uear Shannon the 21st inst, G. Il. Sim
mons, Coonewar. the oath inst, j. ~.
Tucker, Macedonia, the oath inst. The
dates of the first appearance of blooms
this year are several days behind last
year.. The general condition of the crop
in the county is not at all favorable.
Wet weather has prevented working
and much complaint of grass is heard
from every section.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30

Snrial ann prrsnnal
w
DIR Sharp is visiting in Mckenzie Tenn

DR. Sharp is visiting in Mckenzie Tenn
Miss Alice Bannerman of Okolona is
visiting the Misses Huffman
Mrs Lillian Keys of Shannon attended
the Hudson Keys marriage
Msdames Bostwick and McCarley OF
Ripley, are gkests of Mrs Lee Hines
Miss Laura Wood visited friend in
Verona the first of the week.
Miss Susie McAlister has returned
from a visit to relatives in Guntown.
Miss Lena Sewer of Bonneville is
visiting Mrs Sivley
Mr.. S. T. Harkey is attending quar-
terIy conference at Houston.
Mr.. R. Goldberg will leave Sunday
for Cleveland and other Points in OHIO.
Miss Louise Clark of Verona, is the
guest of relatives hele this week.
Mr.. Eugene Francis and Family visit
ed relatives here Sunday.
Lafrinia Simpson of Belden paid the
JOURNAL a Wis t last Saturday.
Ed Finley left Monday after a visit to
his mother Mrs. Kate Finley.
Mrs. F. L. Kincannon Jr. is the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews.
DR.. Chips of Corinth was the guest
of DIR. E M. Topp Sunday.
Mrs J. O. Tucker and son og Mem
phis Tenn. are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Tupelo.
Frank Laney who has been visiting
b;s brother in Utica Miss. for the last
TWO weeks has returned home.
Mrs. Abel of the /. l. q 6. at Col
umbus is the guest of Rev. and Mrs T.,
w. Lewis,
Mrs. O. L. Ford went down to Column,
bus last week to attend the funeral OF
her father.
Miss Bertha of Nettleton, has been
, the guest of her sister Mrs. reWet
Monaghan this week.
Mr.. J. N. Stovall and family of Jack
son. Tenn, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Bean last week.
Mrs. Savage of Montgomery, Ala.
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Strain.
Misses Nola Stone, and Carrie Lawson
are visiting friends and relatives IN
Guntown.
his evening at the court house by the
ladies' of the Cumberlaed Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. e. f. Ballard of Waynesboro,
Miss. came to attend the Hudson-keys
nuptials.
Mr. Walter Ludeke of Pittsburg Penn,
is now working with his brother 1of
Trice Raymond & Co
Little Misses Dale and Hoyt Raymond
visited their grandmother IN verona
this week
Msdames Mitchner and Ed Armstrong
and little Clayton Kitchener are visiting
relatives in BALDWIN
Miss Anna hurry, who has been the
quest of Miss Mamie Finley, left Tues
day for her home nRipley.
Mr. Williams of Indianola, who has just
graduated in law at the University q
Mississippi. has been the guest CT ms
school fellow, Jim Finly
MARRIEp-West Of Tupelo on Thur
dav night MrDyer and Miss Burns
REV S D SHELTON, Ofllclatlng
Mrs. L.oyde Moore left Saturday fer
Chicago, where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Crouch.
Mrs C. w. Waring who has been the
o,,est Of her cousin Mrs. Shelby Topp
has returned to her home IN Little
Rock Ark.
n.pprEn-East of this city on Wed,
nesday morning Mr. &C ROBINSON aho
Miss Tela Barnett ana:a4.a
REV S d SHELTON uh1ci@eihs
Mrs Mahlon Brown and two brlgnt
ah;,dran Of Tupelo, are visiting MIS-
pnassn, Z parents Mr and Mrs INaSEear-
er~starksville News
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Non Resident Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mary Cole whose Post Offic address
is unknown, Defendant.
Youare commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county Of
Lee. in said State, on the Bird Monday
Of Sept, A. D., 1906, to defend the suit
in said Court of E. B. COLE for divorce
wherein you are a defendant.
This goth day of June A. d. 1905.
G. w. LONG, Clerk.
GUY w. MITCHELL.
Solicitor Complt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
FOR SALE
A beautiful bay family horse.
H, S. Phillips, Baldwin Miss

A beautiful bay family horse.
H. S. Phillips, Baldwin Miss.
Miss Louise Fraser has returned from
visited to Memphis She wos accom-
panied home by her brother, Harry
who returned to Memphis after spend
ing several days at home
We acknowledge receipt of two years
subscription from u esteemed friend
Prof FIN Street who now resides at
Soubuta. We are pleased to know that
Prof Street and family are enjoying the
best of health
The following announcement is here
by made for John NJ Simonton camp
u. CIV
Sponsor Miss Gloria Mayfeld, Maid OF
Honor, Carrie Blanton Nettliton. Miss
Kate Kincannon, Verona, Temple Har-
ris, Rusk
THOMAS Comdr
For SALE-My home with furniture
and furnishings all new Lot contains
three acres, one acre set with young
alberta peach trees. Terms to suit.
NJ ". MILLER,
Shannon, Miss.
Mrs. G H Whitfield, manager of the
Tupelo Millinery Co. announces that
she will sell their entire line of Millinery
at cost:
The Journal regrets to report the seri.
Gus illness of Mrs, A. H. Delay. She
mas been quite sick indeed for ten daya
but we are pleased to report her con-
dition improved. Her illness has neces-
STATED the presence of Mr.. Delay
constantly at her bedside day ano
| night since she was first taken sick.
Mr.. F. S White the Industrial Agent
of the Frisco road will be in Tupele to.
| day and tomorrow with a car in which
a very fine exhibition of grain will be
| given by Mr.. White which will prove
quite entertaining and instructive Ever
body invited.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Non-Residence Ko.;ce.
, on

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Mollie Sanders, Pell City Ala,
DEPENDENT.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the county. OF
Lee, in said State, on ire Bird Monday
of Sept, A. D., 1905, to defend the suit
in said Court Of J.. G. Sanders for
divorce wherein you are a defendent.
This 18th day Of June A. D., 1905.
G. w. Long, Clerk.
Guy w. MICHEL.
Solicitors COmplt.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30

"a 10 +. r. Green Millinery Co, 70
bargains in skirts, shirtwaists, hats
and notions.
Remember the ten days millinery
saieat n. r. Green Millinery Coz be-
ginning Monday June ~.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30

F.R. Green Millinery Co. are offering
their entire line ofmillinerY and notions
at cost.
California red wood, Cypress and
Poplar Shingles for sale by w. /.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Wanted.

To know who has lost or had stolen.
| ladies Hunting case gold watch 6,
| size Elgin movement, No 5145O64 case
No 655544 initial M. on front
r. F. Robert.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30

Hughes delivers Hoadley 5 Ice Cream
fpacked) flor any occasion.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Notice To Creditors.

To the Wilbur Seed & Meal Co., Mil
waukee, Wis, Massasoit Whip Co.,
Westfield Mass, McCurry & Inman,
Fairburn, Ca, Walker Bros. & Co.,
+ Ltd, New Orleans, La, Highland
Buggy Co., Elmwood Place, Ohio,
Hurt Saddlery Co., Memphis, Tenn,
Hurt Manufacturing Co., Memphis,
Tenn, G. r. Lipscomb, Salisbury,
Tenn, American Whip Co., West
field, Mass, Williams Buggy Co.,
Macon, Ca, Volunteer Carriage Co.,
Nashville, Tenn, Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, South Bend, Ind, Jasper
Tanning Co., Jasper, Ala, Rutter-
man & Leith, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Schlatt & Morgan Cutlery Co, Titus
vile, Pa;
You are hereby notified to PERSONAL
ly appear before the Hon. w. ]. Lamb,
Chancellor of the First Chancery Dis
of Mississipps, at Corinth, Miss, on
Wednesday, June 28th., 1905, to show
cause, if any you car why the sale and
report of sale of the stock Of goods,
notes, books Of accounts of the Godsey
Harness & Saddlery Co., and also the
sale of the lease of the store house occu-
pied formerly by said Godsey Harness
& Saddlery Co., made by j. S. Yates,
Assignee and Receiver, In Re Assign
ment of the Godsey Harness & Saddlery
Co., on June 18th. 1906, should not be
confirmed in vacation, by said Chancel-
lor.
This June 2Srd. 1905.
G. w. LONG, elk.
Chancery Court Lee Co., Miss.
For SALE Ny home with furniture
and furnishings all new, Lot contains
three acres one acre set with young FL
berta peach trees. Terms to suit.
NM MILLER,
Shannon, Miss
The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-30
Confederate FLAGS

Do not forget the ice cream supper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
THECA|T THATK|LLS.
Theatrical People Tell of Their Many
Hardshlps and How They
Keep Their Health

Few people realize the effect the
work. the different exposures, the late
hours. the irregular meals the strains
on mol only themnscl7s but the gen
cral organs Of The system thar the
theatrical people have TO undergo.
For instance take The German come
dian that recently played here in the
Funny Mr. Doooy' company. His is
a hard part and ID must be played IN
a harum scarum way regardless Of
any brusc. strain or had feeling said
Payne Yesterday.
This was brought more especially
to my mind when in Centralia on bust
ness the other day when Emil HenscL
the comedian mentioned met me IN
The hotel and grasping my hand aid:
Payne | mel YOU in Cai~o in some
drug store tHerman c. Schuh'sl !
was suffering from an old spra u that
| received through a slip on the stage
during one of our performances, 1t
has bothered me ever since and lately
had become so bad that | could hardly
work. do not know If rheumatism
had So tied in the afflicted parts or
NOT but / belive that it must have.
Any way procured bottle Of
Payne's Quick RELIEF ami after only
three applications feel as supple as
| ever did and nave not an ache or q
pain in my body"
But probably, continued Payne the
ladies' of the profes IN have really
the hardest times. Nor only those OF
taht profession but all woman kind
are subject to troubles hat am
sorry to say few can understand,
Nor long aeo met Miss Hazel
Boyne who is with the Wits Comedy
Co She said:
4 have been suffering for long
time with complains peculiar TO WON
IN and had awful bearing down pains
ana would some times be 50 dizzy
HAT ! thought ] would fall,
II had come 10 the conclusion tina
would have 70 give p my work
Sh ch is very dear to me, tand ]
might say necessary to life) but near
Hg Of Paynes New Discovery | con
,luded 70 give it a trial After emily
/ few doses was relieved and now
Hter using les than three bottles | feel
n The best Of health and consider my
elf entirely cured,
The Payne Remedies can be 81
ured at any hour of the day al Her
nan G. Schuh's sol Washington ave |
ne, whore Payne and his assistant I
ave their headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

best work Eyoryone also knows th,
reputation that Savage has for putiu1
one only large high class attractions
The company ibaf comes here today
from Evansville has been playing in
city houses all this season and it, is
t0 De hoped thar Cairo people viii
appreciate the fact that they are 90
~ee big city show a their own opera
house. sufficiently 90 extend 1.-THE
Chairman the patronage that hc and
DIS company undoubtedly deserve. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN

Jim Hacker and Sassafras' are the
two leading comedians in The Coun-
ty Chairman which viii be present
ed at the opera house tonight 10y q
ampany of over sixty people
The fact that the play was writ
ten boy George AIDE and presented by
Henry W. Savage is enough to assure
to the theatcrgoers that tonights A.
traction win be one of The best of the
season.
Everyone knows George AIDES
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Obstinate constipation indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanent
ly and positively cured by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea IS
cents. Tea or Tablets. r. G. Schulz &
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

The Joseph u Williams viii soua
be lct Off the Paducah ways in SPLEEN
did condition The steel plates are
now being placed on the hull The
Williams struck a snag and went to
the bottom at Twin Sisters Island
eighty miles above Cairo on the after
noon Of July 2G II required the com
med efforts Of five towhoats @ hoat
the Williams and tow her down to
Palueah. Not only has tho damage re
sultine from the inking been repaired
buf The bic pusher has been thoroughly
oyerhaulcd from stem 70 tern
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
The PHILOSOPHER ,of Folly.

Men wouldn't 80 70 sleep In church
ether, i they had y bold up their
heads in order to keep their hats on
straight Cleveland Leader
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Bourbon whisky was originally lin
tied to the corn whisky made in Bour
bon county, Kentucky. Hence Rour
bon whisky
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
Meinht Of pandelIon Down.

A recent weighing Of daude'ion
down has shown that 100000 of the
dainty parachutes are needed 20
make q pound
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

\N/E'RE lusty, stout.
linbed set to-day, with
4 taste for athletics, and our
clothes must express the man
liness that IS ingrained in the
race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

To woman there is sense o.
satisfaction in moving her uew gown
has excited a feeling OF envy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
Hiahest Rent on Earth.

A single room in Cornhiu. Tondot
recently rented for about $4,000 %
year Cornhill has the highest rents
on earth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

The Pacific No IN charge ot Cap
tain Elmer Owery viii leave this
morning for Hard Times Landing
Miss with eight bargos Of rock for
government work Jimmy Haughey
and Wolfe Davis will b. in charge Of
the engine room The trip will take
fifteen days or more,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

q "Iigh Art or II. S. &
M. Clothes are distinctly
young mems clothes cut as
the young man Of 'o5 must
have theln-full, iaunty and
with a wee bit Of swagger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Al cetiuate % fhe accumulated
ri-ai c, Greet Britain puts g az
$50 ll0 sn1 Goo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

Tho fuest diamou. ever discover
FL To- South Africa aerc found On The
bed Of the VsaL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06

A ND WE have just I'm
earthed some veritable
IS carat Nuggets" here for
the man who appreciates the
nicetics Of Fabric, Fit and
Finish in "High-Art' and H.
S. & M. Clothing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
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!: NEWS or THE RIVERS +:
q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The gauge at D. m yesterday reg.
istcred 1915 a fall Of 0G in the past
tWeniy.fOnr hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-24

ination between persons regulating
the rental end tolls ways and means
Miscellaneous Business.
Mr. Candy presented several petit
tions from Beaver county praying
that The herd law bill pass.
Committee Of the Whole.
On a motion Of Lydick the commit
tee went into a committee Of the
whole. with Lydick in the chair, to con.
slider bills on the calendar.
House hill No 7, by Maxwell. liking
the ume fer annual school meetings,
was taken up and after some discus.
sion by Ballinger. Noffsinger. Daaie's
Becker Robinson and Maxwell the
bill was passed to some future time.
blouse hill No. 10 was then taken
up for discussion, It is by Ferris, in
cooperating the town OF Walters. II
was recommended for passage without
dissent
House hin No. So. by Hogs. proyid
ing for the transfes OF students from
ono rura, district 20 another. was dis
cussed ana recommended for passage
by a unanimous vote.
On molten Of BRYAN i've days addt
tional time was granted the judiciary
committee 3oR an Duls now in Il.
hands additional time was also grant
cd the committees on education bank
ing ana quarantine
AFR Candy presented numerous petl
tions from the people of Beaver eoun
ty asking the extension Of the her.
law
Lir Prouiy gave notice that here
after he. as chairman Of the printin'
committed. viii have $50 calendars
printed daily nstead o. 100. as th'
latter numl er hes proven insqniclen;
Father 3. d Herbert OF hlcagl
the organizer Of the National Pre-
association today addressed the housl
on an invitation extended by motioI
Of AIR. Levy Mr. Herber, advised thr
establishment OF Industrial school
for the poorer classes. and separating
the youthful from adult cOnyicts alonl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-24

the line OF bills introduced 10y Mesgrs
Ross and Bone.
Upon the motion Of Ballinger sec
onded by Nofsinger. the ru'es wera
suspended and Mr.. Ballinger's oill, IN.
troduced today approprlating mcncy
for the pay Of the legislators and enl-
ployees. was placed on rs fnal pas
eage and passed all voting aye but
Maxwell. I-ydick and Robinson t.
provides for a payme1t OF one-fourti,
Of all salaries tomorrow 20 t.e mem
bers Of both buses and the employees.
In voting against tho passage OF the
appropriation bill, by Mr. BsliInger
the three Democrats explained they
we're not against the bill. but were
against a padded payroll and when
they voted for the appropriation they
Of course would concur in the padded
payroll.
@erd Lave Up Today
The discussion OF the herd law, OK
tending It's provisions over Beaver
county came up this AFTERNOON ON
special orders MIR. Gan6y win try tp
get Il passed. on the other hand Mr.
Ballinger has an array of figures, with
which he viii continue 80 shoot the
bin sull Of holes. lie has receive Z
manv letters during the past four days
from Beaver county people and MI
Candy has received number Of petit
tions from Tho homestoaders. who ask
ihe bills passaee
MI Rallmger mas the statemont Of
J. OeJames a county commissioner.
compiled from the 1904 tax rolls ol
that county showing the tax collect.
ed from cattle on the range (not to iu-
clude farm stocks for that year 10
J be- si.033 oal; town lots oad land tan
s277593. Rock island railroad tas
/ Ohe only road in The county, $3.50
75G. az other taxable property S21.-
597. a total OF an property other
than range cattle, s7i5.9i6; or a total
value Of range stock over en- other
property for 1904 Of si8Z5SC Mr.
/ JAMES ends his statement By asking
where would the taxes FOR the county
maintenance core from If the hcrl
law IS passed.
I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-24
Anti.LObbyiSm
.LYDICK'S BILL WOULD
FIX EN-
Makes il Unlawful for Legis-
lators TO Talk With
Outsiders.

Representative J. n. 1ydicS Demo.
crat. of Cleveland county. yesterday
introduce a measure. looking toward
the entire elimination OF the lobbyist
IL provides that hereaftc- SC shall be
unlawful for any person other th7a
tho governor or q member OF the leg
isleture to talk or converse with any
memher of the assembly for the pur-
pose Of Influencing in any name
whatever the vote or action Of any
member upon any act. reso vtion or
other matter pending. rr even to ok
press what action SAID ioaoyist desires
to have taken on any matter pending.
until after ,he sine die adjournment of
the assembly. It is made unlawful for
any member to solicit any statement
c. information from aav lobbyist. ANY
/ person is given the privilege of.appcar-
ING before any committee at an, meet.
ing. provided there is present a maio~.
,ty of said committee. TO make ouy
statement whatever regarG;ng any
measure Gn9er discussion by the com
mittoo. A0y pe-son violating The pro
visions is guilty Of nisdemeano
and upon conviction shall be fined aay
SUM from fifty to one thousand Cc.
lars. or Imprisoned IN the county lai
from thirty days to six months or sui
fer both fine and imprisonment.