The Tupelo journal., 1905-05-19
THE PRESS.

If you are looking for q real
resting place for John Pail J,ses
Philadelphia should have 10 riv-
ais. - York Herald.
The summer clothes Of Richard
Harding Davis have blossomed
and all Buzzard's Bay rejoice.
Boston Herald.
The world has no record of a
man breaking down under the
mental strain Of attending to his
own business. Washington Post.
It is supposed that the official
party that is going to the Philip
pines soon really intends to re-
discover the long lost Aguinaldo.
Florida Times Union.
Boston leads the country in the
consumption of tea. Had the
most famous tea party on record
once. you may remember.
Florida Times Herald.
And perhaps Mr.. Bigelow
wanted to show Mrs. Chadwick
that a bank can be broken from
the inside just as well as from
the outside, st. Joseph (Mo.)
Gazette.
"The blow up of the cash reg
lister trust is announc ed Cash
blowing in has been going on
ever since the countrivance was
invited. Richmond News-Lead-
err.
A young gentleman has just
stolen a 11O-pound clock from the
Fifth avenue hotel. AS a thief OF
time, George has procrastination
beat off the block. Richmond
Tines Dispatch.
Railroad managers who say
that there is ample law to prevent
rebates might demonstrate that
they have the will and conscience
to keen the law.-New York
| World.
Commissioner Garfield has OBJ
tanned samples of the Kansas oil
and will make a careful analysis
to determine whether Mr.. Rookie
Teller tainted it or not. st Louis
Globe Democrat.
Whole fields Of cotton in Geor-
gia are being plowed up because
overgrown with grass. Nature is
helping to reduce cotton acreage.
But planters should cooperate.
Florida Union.
An inmate of Philadelphia as
YUM for the insane, in making a
a plea for his freedom, declares
that he knows enough TO write
an editorial for any New York
news. Washington Post.
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It is proposed when a certain
Atchison man dies to place his
automobile over his grave as a
monument. HI has spent SO
many happy hours under it peo-
pie say. -Atchison Kan. )Globe.
The bank clerk with a mania
for playing the races is bad
enough, but not so bad as the
higher official who is convinced
that he has a genius for specula-
tive finance. Washington Star.
Yale has sent class Of students
to New York to study the wicked
social conditions in that city.
After they become hardened a
little they should be sent on to
Chicago for a finishing course.
Washington Post.
For the first time in it's history
the great democratic club Of
Chicago the Iroquois entertained
"a republican president in the
person of Mr. Roosevelt, last
week who was en- route home
from the west. Exchange.
Prof. Goobe, of the Chicago.
University, despairng Of get
ting the Rocky Mountain showed
way, is now predicting that
Chicago is going to be the largest
city in the world. - Florida Times
Herald.
Caleb Powers, who is about to
be tried again on the charge of
having assassinated Goebel,
should drive considerable salts
faction from the knowledge that
no matter how many times he is
sentenced to hang he can only be
hanged once. Houston Post.
Popularity is like happiness lit
never comes to those that seek it.
Some there are who void sacrifice
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