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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24

Groom brick, corner lot, northwest side.
railroad district. $1,000, viii pay IL per
cent interest, anyone looking for invest
ment, cannot afford to pass this up.
New 5-room modern red pressed brick
cottage a0Xl63 feet on West Temple ST.,
s. 30. easy terms
The finest aad most complete G-room
pressed brick house. with fu mace. bath,
closets, pantry, and room ups airs for
three large bedrooms on 3lzxs rods OF
ground facing east, close In. on north
east bench, II taken now only 5000 81
DAYS from now, no price.
nice home on the Northeast Bench.
must be sold quick. seven large rooms
BATH cellar, closets and reception hall
i5xl32 feet facing south, owner Is leaving
city, and must sacrifice this place for 49,
CO.,
For anything in the Real Estate Line
SEE
RANCK REAL ESTATE Il INVEST.
MENT COMPANY,
232 D. f. Walker Building
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Portable Theatrical Scenery For Rent

have proclmum fronts, curtains,
tormentors, inter-changcable ilippcr
rings. drop scenes aud set stun calcium
spot and patent foot lights, color el-
fects, III any hall or church. No nails
or defacng walls or ceilings, III any
whore. Charles Peterson. 20 Richards
street. Both phones
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STOCK .uLDEKs' MEETINGS.

Notice is hereby given that In pursu.
ance OF resolution of the Beard ~ Dl-
rectors of the Uvada Mining 4 Explor-
Ing Company, corporation, organized
under the laws of the State Of Utah
and adopted at a regular meeting 90
,he Hoard Of Directors held on the 2ith
day of october, A. D. 1906, at the office
of the said corporation, 20l Deseret News
Rnlldiug, Salt Lake City, Utah, a meet
inc Of The stockholders OF the said cor
noration Is hereby called for and will DO
heId ~ the office Of the said corporation
an 800 Deseret News Building, Salt Lake
Clty. Salt Lake County. State Of Utah
THE said place Of meeting being az thr
regular place Of business and tho regular
Mace OF meeting Of the stockholders and
hoard of Directors, on wednesday, the
9Sth day OF November, 4 ID. 1906. nj Y
M. for the purpose Of considering and
acting upon the proposition Of reducing
the Capitalization Of the corporation 10
ffteen thousand dollars $4,000. and the
number Of shares of stock TO thirty (3Oi
Of the par value Of five hundred dollars
5000 each and for the purpose Of trans
acting such other and further business as
will properly come before the said meet
ing. JohN WELLS,
Secretary
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XMAS CARDS
AND CALENDARS
FOR SEASON OF 1861.

FOR SEASON OF 1861.
A large shipment of handsome Novel
ties. The Selected Products Of the
Leading Manufacturers OF this coun-
try and Europe. lie TO $3.50 each.
Special discounts 10 Day and Sunday
Schools. Mail orders promptly filed.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern,
9 Main Street.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
OCT. 1906 NOW READY

The full proceedings of this interest
ing Conference Is now issued In an I'M
proved form. printed In larger and
clearer type.
The discourses OF this conference Will
only appear In this pamphlet. and
though improved and increased IN num-
Der OF pages, viii be sold at the old
price. 25c postpaid to any address.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
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TO PRINCIPALS AND
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Cosmos Pictures. DO You know
themf They are making friends rapid
ly In every state IN the Union. There
are popular pictures for children; por-
traits. sculpture, old masters and mod
ern paintings for art students, ard we'll
chosen scenes Illustrating history, 1T
erattlre, travel and architecture for
critical readers.
Large slz. for 25c, 20 for siOO.
standard size pictures 10 for 25c, SO for
81 90 Hundreds Of subjects. Call and
see them or order by mail
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
The Leading Book Concern,
Main Street.
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You can get photos at half price THIS
month at frst-class studio. chase
2i9 Main.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.


Notice IL hereby given that there will
be a special meeting OF the stockholders
If the Utah Packing COMPANY, at It's OK
fee, No. SGs West First South Street
Salt Lake city, Utah. at o'clock p. NJ
purpose Of transaetlng the following
First. To vote upon the question OF
amending the Articles Of Incorporation OF
the company by decreasing the par value
and unlssued. from 800 per share to $40
ner share and 10 Increase the number
az shares OF the. company from three
THOUSAND TO thirty thousand; and
The Company already issued be called
i'm and new certificates he Issued therefore
of The par value Of so each
Second To authorize the Board OF ID.
reet0rs 10 sell all or any part OF the un.
sold capital stock OF the company at such
uricc as may be determined at said meet
Third. TO transact such other bust
ness as may be deemed necessary TO in
sure the prompt rebuilding Of the com
pany's packing plant
Dated salt Jake city. Utah November
80 GEORGE c. wfIITMoRE.
c. r. LONG,
Secretary Of the Utah Packing Company
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
FRS MEETING.
Notice IL hereby given that there win
be meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
American Metal Fxtrnciio1 Company
nSn as Nom 10. Is west second so 'sfh
street, Salt Lake CITY utah. on the Goth
day Of November, 1906 81 the hour =
will be had and held for he following
pirpoge. namely. To consider and vote
upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of selling the prop
erty OF the company THIS meetlng IS cali.
ed by order Of the Board Of Directors OF
HUDSON SMITH, Secretary.
Date Of first publication Nov Is, 1906
LOST.
OK SOUTH TEMPLE CAR OR NEAR
Tabernacle. black purse containing gold
watch and money Finder call az 523 Wes,
Third North Street Reward
ON FIRST SOUTH ST. CAR OR
Theater corner, q brown fox boa. Fri.
day evening. Reward. Bell Tel 3i3l n-z
ONE BAY COLT. MONTHS OLD.
with halter on Finder notify A. Rose
Pennington. Utah Reward.
IRON SPRINGS
BED q COUCH MADE & REPAIRED
Fred Straker. Is g. w. Temple. Tel i55i~y
COAL AND kINDLiNC.
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E. p. DEAL. Coal, KindlIng and Block
Wood lss ThIrd South Both Phones
IRON FENCE WORKS.
WIN. b ARMSTRONG;. MAcHINIsT.
Iron Fence Works. Rear Of "a Yves,
North Temple
GUN REPAIRING.
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Knudson Novelty Mfg Co, 1854 v md 90
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TAILORS
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II. +. CLARK, iis W. go TEMPLE.
wM. j. Oracle. 10 W. so. TEMPLE
81. Low prices satisfaction guaranteed.
N. p. Anderson. "A f.. So Temple 81
Low nrices. eood work Rel 'ntone e.2i-v
WINDOW CLEANING.
UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEAN
Ing Co. Phones 49,
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DR. Broadbent Dentist
soo-sol Scott building. 1853 Main.
OGDEN AND RETURN sl.oo
Via d & r @ Sunday Nov. rs

Leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m. and 500
.. m. Returning leave Ogden 1900 p. m.
and 1880 y. m. Big meeting OF the
Unitarian Society. Everybody invited.
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Roller skating viii be resumed at
Wandamere Saturday night. Fine new
mnnle fOnr.
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We Call Special Attention
To our great assortment of fine furs
Mehesy the Furrier Knutsford
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.

Kodaks, finishing, framing. Main
and Third South streets.
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China on display at the CHARLTON
Shop, i22 Main Street.
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Pays 4 per cent on deposits, safety
deposit boxes rent.
JOSEF II f. SMITH Priest.
o. c. BEEBE, Cashier.
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SOCKER FOOTBALL
MATCH
At Logan.

Saturday November GATH Excursion
via o. 5. L. Round trip only 81, so.
Special train 500 a, m, returning leave
Logan 500 W. m. Tickets also good for
return November 25th.
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OGDEN AND RETURN Sl.oo
Via D. & r @. Sunday Nov as

Leave Salt Lake 1926 a. m. and 500
p. m. Returning leave ogden 700 D, m.
and 1890 p. m. Big meeting OF the
Unitarian Society. Everybody Invited.
All Goods Manufactured
In our fur factory. Mehesy the Fur
Iier Knutsford.
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CANNON & CANNON,
uncorp0ratedD
IS East South Temple Street
2isxi0 rods OF ground. near Center st.
car line, well located, city water, worth
5000. Sale price 500; 500 cash balance
terms
l0Sli rods. close to 2nd South, East
Side, $500.
2Iaxli5 to alley Il street SLIGO
l-room brick, 2kx5 rods, West Temple
Street, s2Go0.
Groom brick house. 39l4xl97 feet to
alley, near new gas plant, $1,000.
broom frame. 2isx7 rods good barn.
etc, NJ Street. near South Temple. $500.
CANNON e CANNON,
IS East South Temple Street
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BASKETBALL
: M O. A Vg a Y. u

81 % round trip Provo via Salt Lake
Route. Special train $500 p. m.
Everybody invited. Saturday, NO
vember oath. Special Returning.
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Roller skating will be resumed at
Wandamere Saturday night Fine new
maple floor
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BASKETBALL
Y. M, C. A. VS. B, Y, U,

LIS round trip Provo via Salt Lake
Route. Special train 600 p. m.
Everybody invited. Saturday, Mo-
vember Gath. Special Returning.
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gASKETBALL-PROvO
Y. M. C A VS. 3 Y. U.

Saturday, November oath, Special 800
p. m. via Salt Lake Route Sl.25 round
trip Special returning.
Everybody welcome.
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FOR KENT.

i0-roOm mod bk., with furnace,
jlj +. md So, $500.
l0-roOm mod, hk,, 80 North
Main St. 5000.
5-rOOm frame. ter in house. 23j
West 9Th south, Sz2 so.
4-room frame, 1923 II, lth So. 5000.
Groom mod bk. SO r.. 5th
South ST., s35 90.
Our now stores on Market 81
are IN demand, '2j per month.
For particulars SEE
HOUSTON X. u. INNT. CO.,
Phones q. 2jl South Main st.
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SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC

cHAs, PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST
Both phones Sigma Badges, Banners.
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AoyINc, PACKING. sIIIrplNG.

TIL lihDsiAN VAN * stVfASiE "
only firm m dc CITY owi,li.Y ana con
trDllins It's own teauls, warehouses, etc
Large three-horse vans. tso large WI,
nollses, expert fucaiture packers. CIV n,tat
Your goods 10 any par; OK me ~ ~
..sates and save YOU money Disn lp,vs
mems association Have Correspondents ,n
~ the principal cities. II You want yo nsi
hosN shipped frt.m any point cas-, OF Vs. ,s.'
sec uH as our connection wish otnel ia.h
.oueerns make II possible to save ~"
s.o,uth West Temple street Both phones
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TO RENT WITH OPTION OF PUR-
chase, three to I'VE acres Improved. Salt
Lake or vclnlty Addiess W. 80 r.. south
Temple Street,
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WANTED.

HORSES TO WINTER, ALSO PLACE
for University STUDENT 70 do cnofta Tor
poard ana room. a. l.. Burnnam, Wooas
Cross, Utah.
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HoREs no WINTER. GOOD STA
bles and reed. Address L. II. clark,
Pennington, tab
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roR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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lot. gxlO rods. near ith South
and sth Enst, on ear line IN good
residence district A snap for sou.
Call early. This viii not last.
I lot. 5xiO rods. on NE. bench,
Will sell part Of II cheap; easy
terms. This lot for only $500. The
prettiesl spot on the bench. BUY
In NOW.
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Lots, Wxi5o feet, near Capitol
Grounds, with good right O way in
rear. only 500 each. Everyone
builds on the north bench.
Can and see US. We treat you
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HAVE % PURE BRED HoLSTElN
cows FOR sale or lease, also YOUNG ouiis
and heifels for sale Write j. balfvur' a.
ID. No. Il Box 20, Salt Lake. Utah,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, SELLING
All our curos at hair price 10 ni'ine aesR
room. Burnt leather goods, steri.ts So
yer spoons. q Postal cards, 2oc' 1.ige
SHOW cases, new piano ana new trSaii'
Seeing Gar Office, W ". md South 81
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WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOT
gun, leather case, cleaner and 100 shens
1900. Apply VA south Second West 81.
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WEBER pARLOR GRAND PAM,
fine tone ami condition, 500. Address MT.
Cash. No " Market Street
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
Congressman Gambler Appreciatiye

Corinth, Miss. Nov. 22nd, 1906.
To the People of the First
Congressional District of Miss
issippi:
| am profoundly grateful to
you for again re-electing me
your Representative in Congress
| shall demonstrate to you my
sincere and genuine appreciation
of this renewed evidence of your
confidence and esteem by con-
tinuing to render you the very
best service of which l am cable
1t is my purpose to faithfully
represent your intrests. / will
promptly attend TO all matters
which you bring to my attention.
Please command me whenever /
can do any thing for you. Kindly
favor me by writing me in ref
erence to any thing in which
you are interested, for you will
help me to be a better repres-
entative by giving me your coun.
sci and advice. Devoutly pray
ing Gods blessings upon you and
asking for his guidance in all
things | am,
Your obedient servant,
E. S. GAMBLER, Jr.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
One Short Year.

Just one year ago there was a
great festivity in Nashville, a
banquet, at which gathered the
leading business men Of the Rock
City and many of the prominent
railroad men of the two great
railroad systems. On the right of
the chairman was Stuyvesant
Fish, president of the Illinois
Central, and on the left Samuel
Spencer, president of the South
ern Railway, both in the pleni-
tude of health and power, and
both acclaimed as industrial cap
tains worthy Of all honor. A
short twelvemonth is gone, and,
within a few days, Mr.. Fish steps
down from his great Office, shorn
of power by one of those opera
tons that giverise to public criti-
cism of railway methods, and
Mr.. Spencer dies in a horrible
manner while travelling on his
own road. The instability of
human affairs was never more
strikingly illustrated. IN obile
Register
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
New Code Chances Relating to
Carrying Concealed Weapons.

In an effort to put a stop to
the practice the legislature made
radical changes in the section
which relate to the carrying of
concealed weapons. That the
officers of the law may become
familiar with these sections, and
the dealer may learn what is re-
quired of him we give below the
two sections which are now in
force. The law is very plain and
any officer who finds a weapon
upon any person is required, up
on conviction of the person, to
deliver the weapon to the sheriff
Of the county who shall destroy
it. The weapon is confiscated
to the state and the sheriff is d.
rected to destroy it, which he is
compelled to do publicly.
Section 1104 weapon forfeited
the conviction of any
person under the preceding sec
ton, the weapon shown in such
cases to have been carried con-
cealed. in whole or in part, shall
be forfeited to State and shall be
delivered to the sheriff of the
county, who shall forwith pub
licly destroy the same.
Section HOG dealers to keep re-
of cartridges and weapons
sold-Every merchant or dealer
or pawn broker that sells bowey
knives. dirk knives, pistols,
brass or metallic knucles or slung-
shots or pistols or rifle cartridges
keep a record of all sales
of such weapons and cartridges
sold, showing a description of
the weapons and kind and caliber
of cartridges and date Of sale.
This record is to be open to
public inspection at any time to
person desiring to see it. The
The dealer who violates this sec
ton shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction
be fined not less than FIVE
dollars or more than twenty five
dollars.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
Teachers Association

The Lee County Teachers Association
met at the court house Saturday Dec.
l, 1906. Association called to order
by the President, Mr.. w. r. Hunt,
opening prayer by MI. P. G.. Wright.
It was gratifying to see so many of
our teachers present and to note the
interest manifested.
Mr.. John Dean read an interesting
paper on Freedom Of the Teachers.
Prof. A. L. Burdine introduced uues-
tons on the same subject that brought
forth quite q discussion and introduced
many and varied ideas.
Mr.. j. S. Vandiver gave an instruc-
tive talk OF Scope of Teachers Individ-
uality.
Prof. Langston introduced the dis
cussion on Examination. Shall we
have them in country schools9
Mr., H. A. Stokes not being present
to discuss the subject assigned him, A
Good Scheme Of Grading and Promoting
it was decided to have that at the
next meeting
1t was moved and carried that the
Association invite DR.. Bailey to ad-
dress the teachers at some early date
the Association paying his expenses.
We were glad to enroll as a new
member Mr.. A. j. Albertson of Prem
tiss.
Mr.. Albsrtson extended a cordial in
vitation to the Association to meet
the Prentiss county Teachers Associa-
ton in joint session at Baldwin ct
some date to be agreed upon.
The invitation vas accepted. The
Association adjourned tomeet at Tupelo
at it's next regu lar meeting.
Miss NoLA STONE Sec.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
Trust Deed Or Mortgage Sales Must
Be Advertised in Newspaper.

With the going into effect of
the new code it became the law
that all sales under trust deeds
or mortgages on real estate here
after executed shall be adver-
tised three weeks in some news
paper in the county where the
property is situated, or in some
near by newspaper. The pass
age of this law was not intended
to work a benefit to the newspa-
per fraternity but in the inter-
est of the debtor whose property
is to be put up at a foresed sale.
It was done to cut out the de-
signing creditor who would take
advantage of the unfortunate
circumstances of the man indebt-
ed to him and have his property
sold without giving the sale suf-
ficient publicity to attract de-
sirable bidders. Notices have
frequently been stuck up in
places where those who would
per chance see them would not
be interested, and when the
sale LAY came of ''old skinfint"
would be on hand and buy in the
property advertised in this way
at a mere song. The law was
made to put this same "old skin
flint" out of business and the
legislators finally came to the
realization that the best way to
stop his nefarious practices was
to advertise in the newspapers.
From this time on you will always
find a lot of desirable bidders
where such advertisements are
published, because the man who
reads the newspapers is the man
who knows the value of land and
wants to buy it. The new law
is a good one but was a little
late in getting on the statute,
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
Mixed The Type.

A printers devil was going
through his first experience OF
making up forms. The paper
was late and the boy got the gal
leys mixed. The first part of
the obituary notice Of a penurious
citizen has been dumped in the
forms, and the next handful of
type came off a galley describing
a recent fire. 1t red like this.
.The pall-bearers lowered the
body to the grave. As it was
consigned to the flames,
there were few if any regrets
for the old wreck had been an
eyesore to the town for years.
OF course there was individual
hut that was fully covered
BY iAsuranse. Exchange.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

The tragic death of President
Spencer of the Southern road
with seven others in a wreck last
week at Lawyers Virginia, is
one of worst disasters in railroad
ing during the year. The death
Of Mr.. Spencer removes one of
the foremost railroad men of
the South and one who has de-
voted his great mind and energies
towards building up the South.
Born in Georgia Mr.. Spencer be-
gan life in an humble station but
his ability was soon recognized
and he was called to the manage
ment Of several Of the great
systems of railroads before he
was president of the Southern.
In his death the South loses one
of its foremost citizens and one
df It's greatest Industrial pTprno-
tfrs.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

The Japanese are taking full
advantage of the treaty with
this country and are pouring in
to San Francisco at the rate Of
1000 per month. The Jap believ-
es strongly in his inalienable
rights and is getting ready to as
sert himself on this side of the
world. What rights he has here
is a question that may have to
be settled very soon by force
and this country should take
cognizance of the approaching
danger before it is too late. Capt.
Hobson has sounded the warning
in his able addresses and the
signs Of the times are beginning
to bear out his statements and
apprehensions.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

Twenty-Five years ago ]. War
rem Keifer, of Ohio was elected
speaker of the national house of
representatives. Although Mr..
Keifer has been a member of
congress ever since, he has not
yet learned that he cannot cut
down the representation of the
Southern states in congress with
out also cutting out the negro
vote of the north. which would
mean the election of a democrat
ic president. Mr.. Refers scheme
to reduce our representation will
meet with no encouragement from
his republican allies.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

The Natchez Democrat has
celebrated it's thirty-fifth ami
versary. The Democrat is one Of
the best papers of the state and
we wish it continued success.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

The last session of the Fifty
ninth congress met Monday. Com
mittees were appointed and NOM
nations received from the Pres
ident, The real work Of the
congress will begin after the
holidays, when we may look for
lively times.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
The question of the hour:
there a Santa Claus.

In a riot among themselves
seven negroes were killed at
Marietta Florida. A riot of this
kind satisfies both the law and
the public generally.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

Rear Admiral Converse, Chief
Of the Bureau of Navigation, in
his report to congress, empha-
sizes the necessity of maintaining
a powerful heetin Pacific waters.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

A Wisconsin spelling reformer
adds seventeen new letters to the
alphabet. He is only making
more trouble for the teachers and
should be suppressed at once.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

CA Wyatt sells Adonis Flour-half
and full barrels Highest patent, guar
Also Groceries of all kinds,
and Crockery Ware at low pri-
ces. Main Street, Tupelo. Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07

At the opening Of congress
Senator's Foraker, of Ohio, and
Penrose, of Pennsylvania, fell
over each other in an effort to in
troduce a resolution calling on
the Secretary of War to submit
to che senate the correspondence
in relation to the Brownsville
riot. There is a large negro vote
in both of these states and the
senators desired to score the first
point with the negro voter and
his white sympathizers.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
Residence For Sale

My residence of five rooms with all
modern conveniences, located on south
side Blair block. Apply to D. E. Turner
at Farmers Bank.