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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
CONCERT AT BuckRoE BEACH
Splendid Program viii Be Rendered
by Smidt's Orchestra.

Tho program for the concert at
Buckroo Beach from to 4 o'clock
this afternoon is as follows:
March, CITY Swells," IL. +. Niclssou
overture, "Orphcns In tho Inter
wcit, .......... -. ..OffcnbaCk
Selection from the Musical Com.
edy, "rho Chapcroncs." Wltmark
n-lnlcrmczzo from Leo Dchbis'
ballet, "Naila," .Tohanl
b--rolIsh Dance. 49,. .Scharwcnkn
Excerpts from THE Princess
enc. ..... ......... Edwards
Selection from the Opera THE
Mascot. 49,. ......... .Audran
Part 2.
Overture. Queen of Autumn"
Fantasia, My Old Kentucky
Home" $50. I.anecy
Violin Solo, "A Bridcs's Prayer"
Strobl..... -. .....A. V. Smdl
Melodies from "Thc Silver Slip.
per- ........ ......... Stnurk
Selection from The Singing
GIRL" Victor Herbert
The Star Spangled Banner"
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no JAMESTOWN ISLAND.
sunday School of the First Mctho.
III dist Church VIII Go There.

q The Sunday school of tho First
Methodist church, of Hampton. will
run their annual excursion this sea-
son to Jamestown Island on Tues
day, July 10. They have secured one
of the Old Dominion Steamship
5Gompany's best excursion boats and
pleasant outing is promised.
Is jamestown Island is an ideal pie.
mic grounds and has always been a
popular place for excursion parties
The last excursion which the First
Methodist Sunday school ran to this
place was decided success, and it
;tse expected that this will be the
largest excursion ever taken to
Jamestown.
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cd jackson and commemorative
Attorney Lewis prosecuted tho case.
secretary Miller Goes to Now York

Secretary Miller Goes to New York.
Mr.. w. b. Miller, the general
secretary of The army anu navy
Young Mcn's Christian Association,
who has been visiting the associn.
ton at Fort Monroe, has returned
to New York city. Wednesday even.
Ing Mr.. Miller gave IL delightful talk
on the association work in the Phil.
lppluo Islands, japan and China.
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OF JULY
WILL Be OBSERVED.
Iss
Something Doing Every Minute on
Wednesday Ii Hampton and
al Buckr0e Beach.
FIREWORKS and BIG CAKE Walk
Display Will 30 seen at tho Popular
,Resor. a. nlsht-Fleld Day sports
by Members of the Y. M. c. A.
Big Patriotic Meeting to Be Ad-
dressed by Or. Porter.

5& The people OF tho Virginia PENN.
$stila will not haee to seek pleasure
siin other scctlons this year OH tho
Fourth OF July, us there will be
ssomething doing throughout the glor.
5ious holiday on this side OF Hamp.
ton Roads.
The celebration of tho day Mt Buck
roe Beach and In Hampton will at.
ford ample pleasure for all classes.
.SAt the beach tho program will con.
sst Of many enjoyable features and
will wind up at night with an old
time darkcy cake walk and magni.
aflcent display of fireworks. The utl,-
letic events arranged will prove
smong tho best ever offered OH this
side of tho Greek"
Y. M. C. a. Men In Sports.
4 As Ia we'll known the biggest ccle-
bratlon Hampton has over known Of
1.-The birthday of the nation will be
.held under the auspices of the lamp
ton Young Mems Christian Assuca.
.tlon Mt the beautiful and shady park
In the West End. Tho program. ms
4 arranged. will contain every sport
known In tho local athletic world.
: including races of every description.
except horse racing. baseball, basket
(. ball and other equally amusing fca-
lures.
"a b (. ,IbI nirtf> a., Inn ,,,nl
he held, when Rev. j. W. Porter, d.
D., OF Newport News, will DO the
speaker. The ladies Of tho nssocin,
itica Will sorve refreshments through,
out the day.
Stores to Observe Day.
The various merchants anu busl
mess men of Hampton will give their
clerks md employees u half holiday
although several OF tho grocery firms
1swill remain closed all day OH tho
Fourth. Tho banking institutions will
}Sbe closed for tho day and Mt the
5postofflce Sunday hours are to be OBJ
served.
& AT the National Soldiers Home and
~ NlpHlOC WIN Nv
dropped. as only tho work that Is
55absoluteiy necessary will bc done.
The following ladies will be In
scharge OF the refreshments at the
grounds of the Young Mons Chris
tian Association:
Miss Sallio Wood. chairman lea
I cream committee,
Mrs. w. A. Plecker, chairman cake
I committee.
Mrs. George w. Phillips, chairman
lemonade committee.
Mrs. C.. H. Hewlns, chairman
sandwich committee.
~ Miss Alice Wood, chairman iced ten
committee.
Miss Hattie Howe, chairman of
cashiers
Housekeepers and merchants have
contributed literally for the success
8ot the field day.
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MARRIED I'M HAMPTON.

Miss Katie 1. Bloodgood, Of Whining.
ton, Det., Bride OF r. L. Diggs.
Mr.. Robert l.. Digs. giving his
occupation as travelling salesman
and his home as Norfolk. was grant
cd license to marry Miss Katie l..
Bloodgood, OF Wilmington. Dol. In
the circuit clerks Office in Hampton
Yesterday. ~
The ceremony took place in Hump-
ton last evening. Mr.. Digs is tray.
cling for Norfolk house
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1nIunctlon il REFUSED.

In the Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Blackstone refused to Issue an
injunction restraining Treasurer pa.
Wild Johnson from proceeding with
the normal school sale. The case
will now come before the Court on
its merits next Friday.
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Wines and Liquors

I belong to the lost tr' that stray.
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter, I'm a money-maker; I'm the
one that sells all straight. Whistles,
retail at wholesale prices. The follow.
Ing high grade 10c whiskeys l sell for
&c drink: Paul Jones, Pure Rye,
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs. pure Maryland Rye Whiskey,
Four xxx, Baker Rye Whiskey.
Overholt Rye Whiskcy, Parkwood Rye
Whiskey. All Of the above named
whiskies Is strictly high.grade; match
my prices II you dare, beat me Il you
can.
Whiske. In bulk at following
prIces:
Old Nick pure Rye. 10 pit. a5c: gal
ION $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. ...f.O0
Leonards Favorite IL pit. zoe; gal.
'oH. .....' $50. ....,. ......$3.Oo
I Hunters Baltimore Rye IL pit. 25c;
Maryland Club. Ia pt. CSC; gal gal
ION ...... $3.50. 1890. .......$4.00
Paul joiner Pure Rye. IL pit. zoe;
gallon $3.50. $3.50. $500. ..$2.76
Carroll springs, gallon ......$2.50
xxx Baker Rye, gallon $3.50
Star q Rye, gallon $3.50. .....32.o0
Moss Rose. .:allon 80. .......$2O0
LAKEWOOD pur,a Rye. gallon 1870
Jefferson pure Rye. gallon ....$1.75
Kentucky BOURBON, gallon ....$1.40
Double Stamp Gin gallon .....$2.0o
Smithfleld Apple Brandy. 4 years
old. gallon 5000. $500
The following JIGdds OF California
Wines. Port Sherry Catawba, Claret
Blackberry at Csc per qt.; per gal 75c.
Pride Of North Carolina, years
oiai gaiion ....-. $500
Kumme'i. psr gallon 80. .....32.0o
NJ Leon
BARREL and BOTTLE HOUSE
is and ta MELLEN or.
Ph1Abu1. Nn. lDh6na $50
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JACKSON mot GUILTY.

lcolored Man Acquitted Of Serious
tcharse In Circuit Court.
illfam jackson, colored, was yes.
ssrday acquitted by q jury In the
j Circuit Court Of the charge Of house,
king ind grand larceny. Jackson
3sSas indicted on the charge of hav.
entered MT, Jordan's store, near
hampton, and robbed it Of 3s1s5 in
Fay. 81 3 Collier represent
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GOOD JERSEY MICH
COW. lust fresh. Apply to How
ard Collier or George w. Phillips.
Hampton, Va. 1-l-.:i
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Mir: Osborne Goes Home Sick.

Mr., c. l.. Osborne, the decorat.,
or at the j. F. Rove department
store, was forced to go to his home
dn Norfolk yesterday, owing to III
ness.
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CRUISE IN CHESAPEAKE.
Party VIII Leave Hampton For
Fishing Trip In Deep Water.

Messrs, Segar Whiting, Harry c.
Whiting, c. Vernon spratley, sclater
Blackiston and Richard NJ. Price, o!
Charleston, W. Va, and Stuart
Christian, of Richmond, will start
tomorrow on two weeks fishing
md cruising trip ground Chesapeake
bay. The trip will be made OH tho
yacht. Minta. =,
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w. c. =. U. Meets Tuesday.

The Woman's Christian Temper
.ance Union Of Hampton will meet
in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms Tuesday afternoon at
a o'clock.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
VERONA
(FROM LAST WEEK.

Miss Winnie Clark who has been on
a visit to her cousin in Talladega. Ala.
treturned home last week.-Mrs.. Ray
m3nd has gone to visit her daughter
Mrs Henry High, in Tupelo during the
winter. We Miss this estmable lady
from our midst. She is one of the old
est inhabitants of Verona and during
the long years of her residence in the
town she has identified herself with
every good causn that added in any
way to its prosperity. We are glad
to know that although confined to her
bed by serious accident, she is still
actively interested in all that interested
Verona-Mr. A. Burdine has moved
his family from Nettleton to Verona
We extend them hearty welcome. Mr.
Burdine has charge of the school here
having been elected for term of three
years. We predict success for the
school under his management. There
is now greater enrolment than at the
CORRESPONDING time of any session for
many years. One evidence Of the good
work being done by Wr Burdine and
his teachers is that the Verona High
School will from this time be affiliated
with the state institutions, so that
boy or girl completing the high school
course will be admitted to the Fresh
man class of these institutions withaut
examinations
An interesting Lyceum course has
been secured for the winter. Some of
the best talent which visits the south
ern states in this capacity will be fur
nished by the school and the town.
The first attraction of the course will
be Hon. TulIy Brown inhis famous lee
ture Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest"
This attraction will be given the latter
part of November. The them is one
which will interest every confederate
soldier and will instruct every school
child. We bespeak for this eloquent
speaker large audience.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

For Sale

An L. C. Smith and Bros. Typewriter
comparatively new See S. 5. Harris
at Peoples Bank and Trust Co.
For SaIe-Cottage Apply to Mrs.
Carrie May Wright.
Sec Rye and winter turf oats for fall
sowin.; j. J. Rogers
The Model Bakery is the place fol
an, thing in the Bread and Cake line.
louise and Lot also Store house and
stock of goods for sale at Willis Nights
see Geo. Thompson.
Try our Bread and Rolls, DoughnutS
etc. Fresh every day at the Mode
Bakery.
Fol: SALE-The Presbyterian Manse
"a Magazine street is for sale ANY ont
;ns.ya ,Gei see Shelby Topp or T, Il.
C4rutnefs.
Cream ruAs. Angel Cake. Layer
Cake and so,aI Fancy Cake fresh every
d. al the Model bakery
CA Myatt sells Adonis Flour-hal'
and fni! barrels Highest patent. guar
,.-r.. .4lao Groceries Of AL kinds
,rrs al i'Cro'; NV We're ~ Low ri
e.. '4in trcei u ,jaio. ":ss.
2akEN Up At my residence q
r,l~< o, Nv st g. Tuoeto. one h'acb
al ". tie potttd NAL: hog, weig.hin"
about 40 pounds. Owner may havt
same by calling and paying cost of this
advertisement and other expenses.
JAMES GREEN
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
FOrtaieft'y Matinee Club

The Matinee Club was most charm
inclv entertained "n Wednesday. Octo-
Der seventeenth Ivy Mrs. Written Dun
can.
The spacious hal; and parlors were
bright with rich t; d autumn leaves
and graceful Fey were also used IN
the decorations. 7" the door way be-
tween the hall AM arlor was suspend
ed a boat filled witt rrt flowers.
Mrs. Duncan wGs assisted in receiv-
ing by her mother Mrs Armstrono and
her sisters Mesdames Gentry, Chap
pelle. Duncan End Miss Armstrong.
An interestin.c program on China was
rendered. Mrs. And ,rson conducted
the conversation on Ii Hung Chang.
"The Grand o'l Man of China" in a
most able manner.
At the close of the program tempt
ing salad course with black coffee was
served.
The following guests were present,
Mesdames ! Armstrong, w H Arm.
strong. Ed Armstrong, Duncan, OF
Sheffield, Ala Chapnelle, f Turner,
Berkeley and Miss Lizzie Armstrong.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
5nrtal ann prrsn1al

! The Mayor and b oard of Alderman on
Tuesday night fixed the tax rate for
the year at IL mills. being a reduc-
! ton OF IL mills from last years as
sessment.
! Mr. and Mrs ] w P Boggan went to
Macon Sunday. Mrs Boggan re-
mains on visit to relatives. Mr. Bog
gan returned after trans ,cting legal
business before the Chancary Court
The services of Bro. Shelton Were
called into requisition Sunf ~ afternoo',
TO unite in marriage Mr.. Geo. Simmon
Jr. an7 Mss Frances Anderson OF BIZ
sell The bride and groom hayc man
/ friends who join in wishing for re
all this life can give. Ou' beS. wishe
follow them.
The MANY friends OF D. CarutA
Chestpvile who has been i'll Of fave
will \, %la1 +" le,rn hat he dnin'
IS W !. As could be expected. DR. ClriltF
illness .1as haen a source OF much sole
it1d. OF ~" pat. or his friends wh
.nx:ou;, tWnitei rnn0rts as to MS
,Gn ;ti"
Ev 7. ,I..n,lir< was in town r.
comfy AMI ,'or.-'n ed US of the deach Of
his neice, Miss Mahota Jenkins. daugh-
ter of Mr.. w. H. jenkins of Redwood.
Oklahoma. Deceased was just budding
into womanhood and was universally
beloved for sweet, cheerful dispositior
and unselfish devotion to duty. The be-
reaved have the sympathy OF then
MANY friends here in which we join.
MrJ w Keys. vice-president of the
Union Bank and Trust Co, has beer
the cost Of his parents, Capt and MI
w H Keys for several days Mr. Key:
has been recreating for the past severa
weeks. finding it necessary to restore
his health which has been somewhat
impaired bv the close CONTINENT ano
arduous duties of his position He made
trip to south the past week stoppiln1e
over at Wavnesbor. visiting the family
of Mr. E F Ballard, and spendidg short
while in mobile
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
Mrs. Wiley Holmes

We regret 70 announce the death of
Mrs Wiley Holmes. which sad event
occurred at her home near Chesterville
Tuesday. Mrs Holmes had been i'll
several weeks with that dreaded disease
typhoid fever, and although she had
every attention and the best of medi-
cal treatment her constitution failed to
overcome the disease and death result
ed. MRS Holmes death is deeply re-
GREETED by her innumerable FRIENDS
was devout christian, an affectionate
wife and mother and those nearest to
her are overcome by the deep sorrow
that has come into their lives. Our
coincidence is extended them.
The interment took place at Chester,
vile where large number assembled
TO pay the last tribute Of respect 70
the dcdartcd.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
4 ". E. U. MEETING

The w. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Brooks
Mormon, on Broadway Thursday after
noon Oct. 4th Mrs Blair assisted Mrs.
Mormon in receiving and each guest
was giving a cordial welcome as she
was ushered into the parlor.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
meeting was called to order. Devotlon'
were conducted by Mrs. Victoria Hoylc
Minutes of last meeting were read by
Secretary. After the business of the
month had been transacted, a Francis
Willard Memorial service was held.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the President.
To look into tie matter Of organizing
the children. Mcsdames Frazer, W. l..
Clayton and S. Bean
To organize w. c. T. U. In SSHsss
TuDaio Mesdames Eliz, Robins Carrie
Yates.
Mrs. Yates reported that the COM
mittee to place wall pockets in public
places for W. C. T. U. literature. was
having the pockets made and would soon
have them in place. Letters from State
Pres, State Sec, State Organizer. and
State Treasurer w.re read by Cor
Sec. and they all highly commended
the work If Tie Tupelo Union.
On motion of Mrs G. T. Francis. o."
Francis E. Willard :'ose was adopted -
the w. C.. 7. U. f,w.r
Ne danes Howl. and Dill ,r1 were
appointed delegates to the state CON
vention which meets in Gulfpolt Nov.
1906.
Three new members were added to
our number, Mesdames Mittie Belle
Kitchener and Hough and Miss Mary
Carter.
At the close of the meeting Mrs Nor
mon served delicious fruit-salad and
cake.
Her invited guests were Mesdames
Kitchener. Hovle, Mckay and Freeland
Misses Dickson. Hall, Carter, and
Gusham.
The time of meeting was changed
from the first to the second Thursday
in the month and the hour is three
O'Clock.
The firm of Skipper and Lawrason,
piano and organ dealers have the thanks
of the w. C. T. U. Chapel in south
Tupelo.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

who has contracts under way nat
uraily does not want delays and
disappointment to interfere with
his work. His source Of lumber
supply should be a sure one, and
one that he can place absolute
trust in. 1t is point Of pride
with Us to always keep our prom
Uses, and owing to the large
stock of lumber suitable for all
purposes we have little difficulty
in fulfilling orders.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
YOung-C0GSin

On Sunday afternoon at Allensburrg
HI Young and Miss Isabelle Coggin
were united in the holy bombs of we'd
lock; Rev. Wilson performing the cere-
mony in the presence of a large number
of friends Of the contracting parties.
The bride is the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d Coggin and Tor
several years has been one OF the coun-
ties most popular and successful teach
nrs. BY her amiable and sweet dlspo-
stion she has won many friends. Mr..
Young is a deserving and prominent
Young man of the fifth district who. is
.eceiving congratulations unon winning
so fair PARTNER forlife. The Journal
extends best wishes.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
Raskin-Nabers

At the home of the bride in Itawam-
by county on the 9th inst Miss M E
Nabers was married to Mr. C Baskin
in the presence of number of invited
guests The bride is one of our nei5h-
Dor counties most charming young
ladies'. The groom is one of our most
esteemed and successful young business
men. We wish for the newly welded
couple all happiness.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
To Hone Seekers

Do you WANT to Guy land cheap and
on easy terms. Miss 'ssippi Interstate
Colonizing Co. is offering land to home
seekers on Unparalleled terms. Why
go west when you can secure homes IN
YOUR state on terms that have never
been equaled. For full parti -alars in
regard to this address
w. II. REA. Shannon, Niss
Agt. FIR North Missi !, y.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
En-. TexSS Fai ms For Sale

have only very few of the the
4,20o farms and ZOO town lots n Live
Oak County. Texas. ON the Nueces
River, which am selling fer $4,000
on terms Of $40 CO cash and $40, Oh each
month, left. Each Luyer gets a town
lot and a farm too The soil Of the
farms is guaranteed to be as fine as
any in Texas. II you wish to invest
in this rare opportunity to urrbase
fine farm and town lot in Southern
Texas write me at once, and | S all be
glad to send you full parti1.l ars. They
are now nearly sold out.
Address r. w. Maxey, Jackson, Miss
State Agent.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
Land For Sale

For rent or sale (420) acres land Z
miles N. West of Shannon on Chivap-
pa creek 200, acres bottom land, 22O,
acres first class up land, $50, acres
cleared, valued at 80 dollars rer acre
viii, rent for three or five years. for
more information apply toJ. D. MAI.
LoRY, SHANNON Miss. r. 3.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
We Are Home Dealers

The local agency of the Kimball pi-
ano and organ company, of which MIR.
E H. skipper has been representative,
ha, been increased by the addition of
Mr.. p. y. Lawrason, Of Spartanburg,
S. G. Mr.. Lawrason has been with the
Kimball Co. for almost ten years, but
both gentlemen are going to max c
Tupelq their. home. The firm has been
changed to.
SKIPPER AND LAWRAsoN.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
FEED STUFF.

We have good supply Of Feed Stuff
on hand and can supply our customers
in any quantity Hulls at 30 cents per
hundred and meal at Sl.25 per sack.
Send in your orders.
TUPELO OIL AND ICE co.
j. H. Strain, Manager.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A six room residence on
Madison street. All modern conven-
fences. Apply Journal Office.
FOR RENT-One eight room house
south side Main street in West End, re-
Gently vacated by G. w. Long. Apply
to w. d. Brown.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
IS Cents for LrOsS Ties

We are paying IS cents for 6x8 cross
ties along line Frisco; also fancy prices
for railroad filing and switch ties.
For particulars address
w. S. and j. S. FOSTER.
.Iasner. Ala.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
TypeWriterS

| have secured the agency for the
renowned Oliver Typewriter, and ready
to deliver on short notice, the best
typewriter on the market.
r. H. MULLEN Agt.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

We .lge ,ss.sed the Riley hlsitlinf
and HI n is...o . p some very nic room
to rent unfinished reesas
Those desis lg TOMS can call OF Ire fue
particu ars NJ Y. Sivicy at Livei.
Stable.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
Residence For Sale

NV residence of seven rooms, on
Church street, all modern conveniences.
Apply to, 1. X. WOOD
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
For Sale or Rent

Boarding house Of IL rooms, central
ly located. Apply to
J. D. HUFFMAN
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
L.eake & GoodIett,

German Stock Food saves oats ard
corn and makes money for the feeders.
For Sale by C. A. MYATT.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

LOT NO. Boys all wool heavy suits, in fancy
grays and plaids sizes IA to 19-make you look like
these Clothes bring your boys to and sec how nice
can dress them.
LOT NO. e-Chldren's beauties, all colors, larg-
est stock ever shown in Tupeo, uptodate1and worth
SIS. 90 our price $4.0O.
LOT NO. e-Childrens fancy worsted great
variety all coors regular value g SO to 49, are go
ing to make you smile with price of LIS to 800
Fancy Vests for evening wear, all the latest sty-
lie patterns in silk mohair, Plea and Flannes, very
stylise for evening wear.
Gents and Ladies' Underwear.
Complete line in every particular.
Our general stock of dry goods embracing all lines OF
every description is large and varied and at prices
that are right and make return customer of every
purchaser.
Ties and SCarfS.
BIGGEST line of neck wear ever shown in Tupelo the
|swellest things to be had for neck wear.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26
Clothing Department..

LOT NO. THE highest quality and style
known to the Tailors art Imported worsted in fancy
blacks Real values $2250 to $500, price SIS. So
LOT NO. 2-Tailor made fancy all wool wors-
teds mingled grays, with invisible plaids square cut
double breasted-the very latest. We have them IN
solid blacks browns blues and stripes just the thing
you are looking for Value SIS 90 to 2OOO price $3.50
LOT NO. 3-Our trade winners comprising
all the latest styles and patterns and worth anywhere
from 500 to 1850, will sell them to you at Sl25O
LOT NO. 4-Fancy all wool cheyoits, very
nobby and all colors, everybody gets $3.50 for
these goods, our special price $1,000
LOT NO. s-All wool Scotch Chevjots, L.. mixed nike,
regular value 1000, price 7.5O
LOT NO. Cant be duplicated in Tupelo. Com,
prses all the latest and coors swell
for youths and boys sizes IA to - years. regular price
the world over So 90 to $3.50. We going to let
them go at $3.50
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

Mnl4tai1 Home, Ala.
Tennessee VALLEY F.".rl'z" 60.
F;cr-licc A 4.
Dear Sirs:
I h.ve used K;ng Cotton
Grower for two years and s''v'' COTTON
better res.itr; than .v.r J. .f'r, rom
using fertilizers. i,voull t.h -srtiani.e
King Cotton t,rower for al, t.,.t IIzer
know Of Our whole section J., t.,...s.ss
your goods and expect to continue do-
ing so. Yours truly,
w. H J. LETSON.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-26

above Egqe New ease It massive and elegant
latest design
drap heavy hammer cloth Cnge dust proof Oil tempered
nno best
to be- had Am ever ready willing public the best possible