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New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BRYAN TO TAKE STUMP
VII Assist in State Campaigns and
Then Visit australia.
nav r.l,rrapb % The rrfbune.l

Iaporte Ind. May 3l-J. Kirby Risk Of La
favette received letter last night from william
Jennings Bryan. in which the information was
given thar the Nebraskan would return 10 the
United States IN September 70 take part in a
number o6 state campaigns. and that In the
week following election he would start for Aus
rralia for an extended visit
II IS understood from the letter that Mr.
Frvsn's services VII be al the command Of his
partv and that the Democratic leader believes
the November election viii result in a Demo-
cratic Congress
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Washington ave. No 1902: Kaufman & Henschel
agt. Paul Friedman, February ?. 1906. --------- s.
46th 81 Nos 30 and "a West: Frank Voigrmann
al agt- Engineers Club et al March - 1908
45th 81 No 3 West: American Radiator Com
pany agt 7 ]. Mayer et al January 30. 1905
Troy st. n ". koppOck Bronx. Gu
seppe Ricciardi agt. Maud z Lesley et al:
Same property; Tony CaseIla agt. same. April q.
131st st. Nos SPA and 526 West. Max Levenkind
Wolf a Goldman. May %. 1906. ...--....-.
Cypress n. Y. corner 13sth Tony Altterf
agt. Porr Morris Realty and Construction Com
pany: Nav "a 1905 tby bond ... o.
71st 81 No. 81 West Joseph Duke agt Peter A.
Peterson al Nav Is. 1905 Cby deposiD ---...
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NO PASSES: A SMALL CONVENTION.

Excelsior Springs, No. May a--Missouri Repub
rcans met here to-day in state convention 10 name
a Superintendent of Schools and Railway and
Warehouse Commissioner. They will hold a Judi
cial convention az Jefferson City July Is. when
the ticket viii be finished by the nomination Of two
judges OF the Supreme Court
Only about ESQ Of the 1915 delegates TO the con-
vention were here. the light attendance being at
tributed TO the refusal of the railways TO give
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Longfellcv St $ $50 H. ". Of Jennings
story frame dwelling house 21E55, Charles
Weber. owner. 3. Ebling. arChitsct ----.---.-
Main ? : LOO =. : Of Central two
story frame dwelling house. 21x43. John Hotter.
owner. 3. EbLng. architect --.---
Green Lane, ". = IS = n Of Lyon ave. two
story frame store and dwelling. 3)x4S. Minnie
Schrader. owner; 3 Eblinz. arclitect ---------
Madison ST. =. 125 f. 8 q Morris Park ave
frame dwelling house. 21X55. Frank
Zradenburgh. owner: B Ebling architect .----
139th ST. n. 5. 1S2 n Of Walnut ave: two
story brick stable. loft end dwelling house.
81 .4x112s. Central Union CIas Company. owner;
Charlest ". Helm. architect ---...-... ......
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AUCTION SALES YEsrEo,,v

At Il Vesey st-ZI1 and ei3 Maa,.o
OF 36th 81. 90 3xlGox irregular: storv 3ts n
story stable. e1rs' sale n with ?
Withara%n s9d9 az private sale i57 Madison ave
h. adjourned 70 June 7ol Broadway iiSH, a. aws
sth ~ w s'oIy ofiek once and store bdz" n
G. attys; Ogden. ref. partition; ad a1; strong
:. NuJourned 20
ny I. Phillips q CO: 90 Hamilton 81 3 aho,,. -.
II Ok a. -'&IofA irregular story brick Ten
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SEEK TO FoREcLosE A MORTGAGE.

An action has been brought in the Supreme Court
by Darwin W Esmond and ]. Bradley Scott.
ecutors Of the estate OF Alfred Bridgeman. against
the Pierrepont Realty Company and other persons
70 foreclose a second mortgage of SO,090 the six
story ofhce building the east side OF Broadway
24l feet north of 18th plot 205x7I5x irregu
lar. The mortgage was made on March Y. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE STRUCTURE.

Plans have been filed for making over the four
story Office and apartment building Nos. 13 and Is
West 18Th ST. owned by T. J. Mayer. into a six
story building 1t is TO be extended both in the
front and rear and three stories reftted for Offices
and the other for private apartments The i'm
provements are cost 10000 according to the esti
mate of 2. J. Herter, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NEW OWNER FOR HOWARD ST. PLOT.

A. H Mathews has sold for Henry c. Deknatel
and estate OF John A Deknatel the six story mer
camille building No. . to IS Howard ST and No. 5
Crosby ST. covering about 10Oo0 square feet. Also
sold 10 an investor Nos 2i95 and 2497 Amsterdam
ave. near 1880 ST. three story hotel Also rented
for the Hinton estate TO L. T. Stowe the building
No 80 West 32d st
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
FAVOR sANToN FOR FEDERAL esNcu

-ap'alh Charles Baxter, past vice national CON-
.-@iloer ot the Army ana Navy Union OF rs
ris Garrison, 6. said yesterday 7hst TIE sa1a
.-11 tor"arded resolutions 10 President Rooss,,.l,
,0 -. ing 1eo y Barton. of No So Nassau street
District of New York - S N'1tAeFh
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL NAMES SECRETARY

t4oify. Nay Sl--Attorney General Ns,,-.- -
- '-l-ea tonight that he had appointed I..onaro
o. 'roil' of New York. as his private sec-e,s, =,
E-4's j. staley. recently appointed To a
ssl4lP IN his once. Louis Jacobs ~ ~
N.S' WI succeed Ar. Croft as conHSeT,fsi cIrs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
. lsrHmIAN QUARANTINE RULES.

Washington. May 31.-Negottations pending
between Ecuador and the United States for the
establishment Of joint quarantine regulations for
the canal zone and Guayaquil which will lessen the
danger OF the transmission of yellow fever between
the city OF Panama and the Ecuadorian port.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
%see FLuneERp PLEADS NOT GUILTY

iHT Telegraph 20 The Tribune
C-arlotte, Mich, May 3l-Wm Andre ,bs .e,,
pluhseF. S-eaced not guilty TO obtatrinR rnonsT
--osF LA4se i's;cscss when arralgned to-day ana
tffertd N eAa a'lllrltica. which vas SET fo- Inn.
= rse .Er1lshod bail At1o-nc.-s aolding cisirss
tosa4..i.g $3.50 were Esesent. --'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
ANOTHER STATEN ISLAND DEAL.

Power Steers have sold for Charles Hunt ten
acres of meadow land on the southerly side OF Old
Place Creek, 80 Ward Borough of Richmond, to
Charles H. Blair. for S2.00a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Schedules in the assignment OF Philip Cohen and
Coleman Lewis Cohen Lewis, dealers in mems
furnishings No. 214s Third avenue, this city. and
No. 267 Columbia street, Brooklyn. show liabilities
AI.0oS nominal assets 0S4; actual assets. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Ne"
- York-Union Bank q BROOKLYN. Pla.n,1 ssas1ss; sHs
Celia Elias individually and AdntnstsIrA X 80
others DefsndantsIl pursuance OF . Jlosnelt "a
closure and sale. duly made and entered N ~ ta.s
entitled action and bearing dare me stn day oI LAY
undersigned. the Referee IN SAID lo1s., &c..
will sell public auctor. az -hs NsW 11rk Hsa- Tsn-
SaIesroous. Nos 14-I5 Vesey - n tae ooross T.a
haitian. city of New York. ne Urn day y -
at u O'Clock that Gay. BY Jsepa s5 = - %
ttoneer the premises directed BY said -s--nia
sold and therein described as follows A. 80 s re-
lot or land and premises situate, wing a. os
city. County and state q New York ane Ano - M
street number s. East Broadway n ne sAl .ss
York. bounded and containing as toloNs- sis.a-
point Soucherly side q East i.r-
ninety feet Westerly from The corner frael 1s
section of the SoutherIy side Of East sroaNa vss-
Westerly line OF Market street, and rulns ,xsrrv
ery along said Southerly side y SsSt ,sS Nar-
five feet thence Southeriy parallel OF neaL -s-ssi r
ket Street seventy-hve feet; thence s ssst aaa
nearly with said Broadway twenty ;, via
thence Northwa-dly and again parallel or ns~S lses x
Market street. severty-nve feet 70 re poiH' - -
beginning
'1' Is1DOR COIN Referee
JACOB BRENNER- Attorney for PlalntiH
26 Court Street Brooklyn y. y :. "a
The following Is diagram Or Tie properly " -
It's street No IS IS East Broadway
Eas-R Roadway
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
IMEISSONIER APARTMENTS SOLD
MAY BE USED As IN ANNEX TO NEW
WOODWARD. IN BROADW AY.
Quick Resale of Hous sS5000o once 6Da
Project

h. "a wcc; Casey ast MARY MeGovan indivtdnay a ana
as sTerurTfx 81 al. J J OKennedy atty EnnI t5oo-
mark ref: partition Patrick MetraIn tos oo
FvI Ioseph Sd 81. 8 200 = " OF ave ~ lOuN
125 20 4th UnioLport. II Corksy agt a "a MVoIo
=, al = n Schutt atty: W I A Mekin rer partition.
20 wrn Hylaud for SifSe
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BROOKLYN MEN SEE BOSTON PARKS

1os'ol May IA delegation of leading business
- - q hro'Aiyn, members of the assocation
a. "a !, - ~, tl" iaIookiyn League. vas IN Boston -,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

12th st. No 10 70 IA East fer twelve story
brick lofts store. 61x95. Master Builders
Realty Company. owner; sass. architect $500
Avenue A, Nos. 1O2 and 1G5. for a seven story
brick store and lofts. IS 4x125 4. Wolf and ~
Abraham. owners. @ NJ Straub. architect 75.O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
THE MoNTAGU STILL FAST ON ROCKS.
Chances of Saving British Battleship Grow
ing Smaller-Sea Rough.

Tundy Island Bristol Channel May T--The
British barJleship MonIagu. which ran ashore in a
sog on Wednesday OF Shutter Point. remains fast
the rocks. and is II the critical position
The chances Of relocating her are diminishing.
The Warship lies steady. the calm swell not
suricinE 70 disturb her, but thick fog continues
10 hamper the salvage work Her stores being
landed plenty Of naval assistance is arriving and
ECtIye preparations are being made 70 remove her
big guns and other hamper, 10 tighten the
NesSel.
The reports that some Of the were injured
IN EyIo0k not true. ana from the fact
that The invaids from The Montagus sick bay were
landed.
Ifracombe. Devonshire. Nay 2.-Salvagenen
who have returned here from the scene of the
wreck of the Nontagu consider Il almost hopeless
Try the ship. In the course OF the DAY the
wind increased. causing choppy sea. which added
seriously 70 The strain on the vessel The MonJagu
- already showing signs Of being unable 10 long
resist the continued strain the centre OF the hull
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AUCTION SALE TO-DAY

A. u Vssey s.-By Charles shonEood: 57s and e,
bsth 81 = -9e ~ OF llth ave 50rIO0 anI eS
factory bldg. bankruptcy sale o"S' story bricl
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
Country Property to Let.
Furnished Il partments to Let

FNo LEAsE-In nreproor apartment hotel WITH -
Il tsurant on West Side. overlooking PARK fou- 80
ttLthlshee corLer rooms. with bath for surns- -
Rnser R favorable terms 20 right party MERCE NV
\ - sL>ES{ANTLf - ~ FURNISHED APARTMENT prv.ta
one AZ 30 FHE.VAS RENSSELAER, IS 30 IISs >,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

'-1 -~elller, tho personal representative Of Nine
iFeIte Gulbert in this country. has received COM
-l1nlcaton from Nine GuiIbert. who saws that she
@-- give series Of afternoon recitas with Albert
1-5eNa-ler az The Duke OF York Theatre IN London
--e i--l-als VIII begin June s Both artists are
20 pear N their repertoires and the end OF the
L'9i-p!ifacce IN an English duet. These two have
- f----s n celineattve songs country.
--e-f Jol-t appearance VIII be a great treat
marx A Leuscher who has been F. F. Proctors
T-ght hand man for some time. viii retire on June
g. when the Proctor interests are amalganaated
with those Of B. F. Keith. In resigning from mis-
present position he announces no definite plans be-
Eono his intention TO branch out as a manager on
MS own account MI Leuscher's main achievement
IS probably the act known La Domino Rouge
b1t during his connection with Proctor circuit
Et orought forward in vaudeville Yvette Czuilhert
SnaTles r Evans. Grace Van Studdiford WilIian,
S-ourLelen. Hope Booth, Margaret Wycherv IrIige
steser. Nayourns Futurity Winner Maude Ia M
pert tTeorgle Calne, James F. Sullivan William =
SSGhrooe, FIed Walton. May Boley and her Polly
he Embarrassment OF Riches" Louis X Ans
pAcher's comedy OF New York life which IS nov,
running IN its third week at wallacb's Theatre
VIII close its season tomorrow night The man
ager Mr. Braden. is satisfied that the pIax ,s
success, ana VIII produce II next season in the
pt!hcpal cities OF the country The majority n, tbs
actors N the cast Will be retained for next sea son
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

The approxtuate amount % ths zen or cha-se - Is
which the above described properly IS 20 or -
S1S35T so thereon from ne AT
April. 1895 with costs and a4-9wilos
% S5ss - together with expenses ~ ne - xSsar
approximate or assessnieiles ,st q.
other liens allowed 20 ne purcA4s al 4
the purchase money. paid by the Referees 4"
and interest
Dated New York. the 17th day = May i'" s...-..
rSIDCR COHN Hrl1.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NV
York. by the grace or God Tree and nSsPssa-as nSsPss
90 Annie kirk Beldins. Harry Kirk. Matilda Nc
Annie NJ McFerran. Rudolf KirlL Jessie AITk - - =
KIRK. Edith kirk Matilda XIX William XIX 49,
kirk Daniel Eirk known by adoption Harold Le--.
Josephine Kirk Harry Kirk RlcaaEd Hlrk no - -
and % Of John NJ XIX deceased, sena -,
ing Whereas Milo NJ ReldinS Jr. of The Sity q ~
York. lately applied Surrosates Court ~
County % New York 20 have certain ..,r5.x .
writing dated the 29tl dav OF october. l 40
both real and PERSONAL property du.y piovee 80 uay
VIII and Testament or John NJ KIN. at9 or N,e - ~
OF New York deceased. therefore and e1el
cited appear before Surrogate or our S-vk
OF New York. a once the County q NeN -.
the 10th OF June thousand nine h91Ie@ ssy
half- O'Clock IN forenoon ot u ~,
then and there probate % the AZ
Viii and Testament And such of YOU a. - re-
cited as are under the ot twentyone year - r.
Quired . appear BY your guardian, u you hI ap-
Y you have none 20 appear and apply Tor enc ] %
pointed. OF IN the event OF neglect on t-s
so guardian Will be appointed BY the Surrosais " -
resent and act Tor you IN the prpcceding ., sss
IN testimony whereof have caused the sea- Nse
surrogate's Court the said county q sca
lSeaLl York 10 be hereuntO af1xed WitAeSs. slt
- Frank r TtEserald surrogate oI "a +.y 3,
Sonn'S or New york. at said County the -oth
April IN the year OF our Lord thousand nine
ana a. DANIEL. j. DOW 1S..s..ra
Clerk or the SurToxASs -
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
Go to r. N. Stones for fresh Grocer

Go to r. N. Stone'sfo for fresh Grocer
les.
Drink the best Meyer Bros. Coffee,
for sale by C. A. Wyatt.
Wanted-A good second hand baby
carriage. Call phone No. 1853.
See R. N. Stone before buying your
Staple Dry Goods or Shoes.
Glassware, Queensware, Kitchen
Novelties, ETC., at R. N. Stones.
R N. Stone carries all kinds of light
Hardware, Enamel ware, TinWare, etc.
High grad Perfumery and Toilet ar
ticles at cost at Huffman's come and
see.
Lost one pair eye glasses and case.
If found return to Lawsons stable and
get reward T. V. Warren.
Don't forget that Huffman's new gal
lery is the place to buy Toilet Articles
and ~Perfumery at cost.
For every purchase of stationery to
the amount of so cts. or more we will
present you free with a souvenir of the
Confederate Monument CLAIR
WYLIE DRUG Co.
Special notice and fair warning. ANY
person gong on the following described
property by day or night will be dealt
with as trespassers according to law, II
acre block lying west of the cemetery
and joining Church street and then go
ing west to Madison street and joining
S. T. Harkey's fence north and joining
Mrs. Gray's pastures south.-T. j.
.IOURDAN.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
ManteIs!
ManteIS!
Manifest!

Have you seen our Man
tells? We carry in stock a
complet line Of Cabinet Man
tells, Tile and Crates. Come
down and see them-they
are beauties. If it is too far
to walk, call us up and We'll
send a buggy up for you.
We have an elegant line
to choose from and we know
our prices are right. Did
you say lumber? We have
that of all kinds. See our
grades, get our prices, and
if you havn't the money, oh
We'll see if we can manage
that.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
Mr. John A Stinson. PROPRIETOR

Mr.. John A. Stinson, proprietor Of
the Columbus Marble Works, Column
bus, Miss, has just completed in the
cemetery here several handsome pieces
of work. Among them is the monu-
ment for Col. j. d. Williams and wife,
and for Mr.. Oscar Saunders, also stone
| work on the lots of Hon. John M AL
len and Mr.. Harkey. Tupelo is now
the distributing point for this concern
and car load shipments are made by the
Columbus Marble Works to this place
and then distributed to the various
surrounding points. In this connecticut
will not be amiss to state that the Col
umbus Marble Works have secured the
services Of Capt. w. A. Dozler as their
representative in Lee county. Capt.
Dozier is too well and too favorably
known to need any introduction to the
people of this county and a man of his
standing and ability, backed by the
Columbus Marble Works, who made
such a splendid showing on the Con
federate monument here, insures that
this house will get their share OF
the business in Lee county. A move
ment is now on foot among the ladies
of Tupelo to organize a cemetery asso-
citation, whose purpose 1t Will be TO put
in perfect order all the lots in the Gem
etery, to straighten up the walks and
drives, to fix up broken monuments, to
clean up all the old ones, and in every
way to beautify the cemetery, and an
effort will be made to get the city wa
ter into the cemetery. This will enable
lot owners to keep plants watered on
the various lots. After this has been
done a sexton will be employed who
will keep the cemetery in perfect or
der. Mr. Stinson of the Columbus Mar
BILE Works has offered his services to
the ladies in this move, and an organ
lied effort will soon be made to accom-
plish the purpose herein mentioned.
The cooperation of every lot owner
and in fact all the citizens of Tupelo,
is asked in this matter.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22

Surtal attn ~3BrrHnnal

Luke Gates, of jackson, Tenn, was
here this week.
j. E. Motlow is on a business trip to
New Orleans.
Mrs. J. E. Motlow is visiting her Sis
ter in Columbus.
M. M. Miller, of Shannon, was in
Tupelo Monday.
Capt. Roman Thomas of Plantersville
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Cosby has returned from a
visit to B~rooksville.
Mrs. A. w. Allen has returned home
from a visit to Wlnona.
Miss Jaunita Clifton made a visit to
Bule Mountain this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer Hood of Mem
phis are visiting relatives here.
A party of young people enjoyed a
picnic at Big Lake Tuesday.
Remember the K. of P picnic next
Wednesday and send your basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Whitaker of Sal
tillo, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. F. C. McGaughy and children
left Wednesday for Lauderdale Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L c. Boggan of Hol-
Inns are guests of DR.. and Mrs. Boggan
Mrs. Smith, of Jackson, Tenn, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. s..
Thompson.
Dr.. M. D. Gibbs, who has been at
tending the Louisville Dental College
at Louisville KY, is in Tupelo for the
vacation.
Mrs. Virgie Mcdonald of Memphis
is visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mrs. L. G.. Y. Baker and children
are visiting Mrs. Bakers parents IN
Holly Springs.
Mr.. E. C. Finley left Tuesday night
for St Louis after having spent several
weeks at home.
Miss Ouida Jourdon has returned
from an extended visit to Colorado and
other resorts.
DR.. M. D. Gibbs of Kentucky has
been with his Tupelo friends several
days of this week.
Messrs Phil Green E. Strauss and j..
B. Miller left Wednesday night for an
ou.ing at Coden, Ala.
Mayor Anderson left the first of the
week for Coden Alabama where he goes
for'ten days fishing.
Mrs R. A. Weaver and children of
Memphis are guests of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Allen.
Mrs. D. w. Hurlbert of Columbus
spent Saturday and Sunday with MIR and
Mrs. A. G. Hurlbert.
Miss Virginia Harris returned home
Wednesday after spending the past
session at Blue Mountain.
Mrs. Bowen of Memphis returned
home Tuesday after spending several
days with Miss Mamie Finley.
The festival of St John the Baptist
will be observed by the Masons at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Miss Evelyn Bannerman of Jackson
Tenn, who has been the guest OF Miss
Daisy Henderson has returned home.
Miss nellie McLeanhas% returned home
from the Indian Territory where she
has been teaching the past session.
Mrs. f. A. Kirby Of Little Rock
Ark. en- route to Mobile stopped off to
spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs A..
G. Hurlbert.
Mr.. J. T. Morgan and daughter Miss
Erwin of Saltillo, attended church Y
day and were the guests of Mr.. n Mrs
j. s. Bean.
Misses Matte Belle, Myrtice and
Phronie Stone, who have been on a
visit to relatives at Colliervllle, Tenn,
have returned home.
Mrs. G. T. Mitchell has the sympathy,
Of her many friends here IN the loss OF
her mother 40 her Vino VINO d u aa al,ef s va.
Capt and Mrs. Keyes were called to
Waynesooro the first of the week by
the serious illness of their daugnIel
Mrs. E. f. Ballard, whom we are glad
to report very much improved, and
Ter ultimate recovery seems assured.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
An EDW0rth LEAGUE Service

Next Sunday at 5 o'clock p. m. the
Epworth League will hold a special ser
vice at the Methodist church. Subject
1.-The Gospel for the Foreigner Among
US, and What to do With Him.
Leader Miss Effie Milan. LIST, The
Story of Joseph in four acts, Miss Char
lie Boggan. End, 4'he Foreigner Among
US, and What to do With Him, Hon. Guy
Mitchell and Fletcher Johnson. Good
music. All the young people cordially
invited to come. Everybody welcome.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
Knights of Pythias Picnic

The K. of P. Picnic will take place
at Big Lake next Wednesday. The
committee has made all necessary ar
rangements, and all Pythians and their
families are expected to attend. 1t. is
to be a regular old fashioned basket
dinner, and a good time is assured
every one who attends. Send basket
to Stellar Wylie Drug Co.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
LAND FOR SALE.

About III acres of land within one
mile of the town of Verona, Miss,
known as the J.E, Knowles place. Two
sets of houses on the place, so or 60
acres open land, good water and plenty
of wood. Will be sold at private sale.
For further particulars and terms, adj
dress A. w. Caldwell, Baldwin, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
Leake & Coodlett,
Notice

All persons with whom lists have
been left for the purpose of making
out their taxable property will do me a
great favor by mailing them to me at
Guntown without further delay. | am
at work on the books and it's necessary
for me to have every assessment in
order to get up a correct assessment
G. w. GREEN. Assessor.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-22
Notice Pythians

The regular election of officers for the
ensuing term will take place next Mon
day night. A full attendance is desired