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The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
A Card

To my Patients and Friends:
Please allow me to thank you in this
way for your kindness to me and my
family during our stay in Tupelo. l re-
greet to give up my practice there but
feel it is my duty to go to a larger place
where the chances for promotion are so
much greater and the prices for pro-
fessional service better. Those against
whom | have accounts can find them
with Mr.. G. M. Crane at the Tele phone
Office. Hoping to have the pleasure
of seeing you often and again thanking
you, l am, Very truly youIs.
G. A. RUSH, D. D. S.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06

Let me again thank my friends fol
the liberal support given me in the last
primary for supervisor of the fourth
district. To you | willingly accord all
credit for my nomination. 1t shall at
all times be my aim to serve you faith
fully and to the very best of my ability,
With the kindest of feeling for all
am,
Your humble servant,
w. d. McGAUGHY
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
For Sale

A complete and up-to-date black
smith and woodwork outfit, machinery
and tools necessary to do all kinds of
first-class work. Will sell cheap for
cash. Good stand in business portion
of Tupelo, and enjoying good paying
patronage. For particulars call at the
Journal, Tupelo, Miss. st.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
Livery Stable for Sale

My livery outfit of horses and bug
gies for sale at a bargain. Must sell.
Will sell for cash or part cash and bal
ance on time. Good opening for a
hustler. All vehicles comparatively
new, all horses young and in good con-
dition. If interested let me know as
am going to sell at first opportunity.
Town building up and no other stable
here. :.
E. P. CLAYTON
24-4t Saltillo, MISS.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
Notice to Parents

We wish to impress upon you the i'm
portance of sending the money for
school books. The profit this year is
still smaller than ever and no books will
be charged or put on ticket. All other
school supplies will be charged if de-
sired. Respectfully,
POUND, KINCANNON:
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
Notice Woodmen

All Woodmen of Tupelo Camp No. 1873
are requested to attend the meeting
next Tuesday night. We have special
work for this meeting and all should be
present. Woodmen having parade
badges will please return them at once
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
Attention Veterans

The State Reunion of Confederate
Veterans will be held at Meridian on
the 25th and 26th of this month. All
Veterans should rally and make the
occasion memorable.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06

FOR SALE OR RENT-My place Of
eighty-five acres, four miles FROM Tu-
pelo, on the P~lantersville and Tupelo
road. Apply to A. P. Stone, Tupelo,
Miss. 24-4t.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06
Simpson-W acaster.

Mr.. Robert Simpson and Miss Annie
Belle Wacaster, were united in mar
riage under the big oaks at the public
school building on the evening of
the August 20. by Rev. Dug Shelton.
1t was not what might be termed
a Gretna Green affair, but the young
people being of a romantic turn
of mind decided upon a plan that cere-
mony of conventionality. Only a few
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties were present. Their friends
extend them best wishes in their new
relations.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06

Mr.. Smith and Miss Webster, of
Winfield, Ala, were married at the
court house Wednesday morning, Rev.
Dug Shelton officiating.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-06

24-4t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
Unfortunate Affair in The
Slate Normal School
al Athens
TWO REPORTED TO BE DYING
Father and Uncle of Young carsweIl
Resent Hazlng incident With
Pistols on the Campus Of
the College.

Atlanta. Jan. 26.-As the result of
severe hazing. at the state normal
school deplorable shooting affray
is reported today, in which two men
are said to be dying and two more
are critically wounded
The shooting occurred on he cam
pus of the college at Athens. La
mar Caiswel, a new student, was a
Few nights ago subjected to severe
hazing from which he was pretty
lS@aiy done mp. When me young man
reported the matter to his parents
ms father, b. 4. Carswell and hls
Uncle w. b. Carswell, became en-
ragged and, arming themselves, went to
the college campus to redress the
wrong done to young Carswell. AS
soon as the Carswells approached the
campus grounds II is stated that the
students opened fire upon them. A
general pistol duel followed. The
elder Carswell was one of the victims
and was terribly shot by the stu
dents Fletcher Mcleod was also
painfully shot in the stomach and
ms recovery is doubtful.
Tne affair is deeply regretted by
al parties at interest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
PREPARING FOR
THE.INSPECTI0N
Captain Dunn Thinks the Rifiemen
viii Make a Fine Showing
This Yedr.

Cart r. A. Dunn, OF the Prp1swiea
RinemE4 now preparing his orr
mand for Nc annual inspection
which will take laSoe during the ear
ly part of February, WsHsA Inspector
General Obear, accompanied by Can
tain Joe Wheeler, viii come 70 Bruins
wick for that purpose.
Capt. Damn expects to drill the men
every Wednesday night until the IN
spection. He had the company out
one the streets during the presen,
week and they showed up IN good
share About thirtyGyo we're out foi
the practice driu
C49t Dunn says ne expects the
company to pass a most credltable ex
animation this year The comman,
is in the very best of condition in ev
cry way and should compare fayorably
with any company in the state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
NEW OWNER TO TAKE CHARGE

j. D. tlirsoh, Who Has Purchased
Hoffman'a Bazaar Arrives Tomorrow
J.. D. Hirsch, on Old Brunswick boy
but who has made his home in Au-
gusta for the past several years, win
arrive in tie city tomarenn lp assume
ehorsc OF Hoffman's laaaar the wen
known Newcastle street dry goods
store. which he recently purchased.
Mr.. Htrsch announces in The News
ibis morning that the large stock now
n the store viii be closed out. at un-
usually low prices in ordar to mako
room for tie large line Of Goods which
are soon to arrive. The new mana
ger of this wen known establishment
also announces that he win carry one
Of the handsom st and largest lines
If dry goods, notions, etc, ever nan
died by a Brunswick dty goods estab-
ishment. AS soon as the present
stock is closed out a number Of i'm
proyements VIII be maize at the store.
Mr. Hlrscns family VIII arrive in
the city shortly and viii occupy tha
new residence being erected at the
corner OF Howe and Richmond streets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
LOUIS GOREA IS
To WE'D At LAST
The suitor for the Hand Of Mrs.
Lee Jordan Is 10 Sc Wedded
In Washington Tuesday

Washington, Jan. 2G-The an.
nouncement Of the approaching mar.
rlage Of Louis Corea, the Nicaraguan
minister to Washington, and Miss
Belle Fleming, the wedding to occur
in this city next Tuesday has caused
considerable comment in the social
affairs OF this city
It win bo remembereG G1at the
minister was at onAume engaged to
be wdld 10 Mrs Lee Dunlap Jordan,
Of Macon, Ga, a reigning society belle
and said to be the handsomest woman
in Nhe Empire state Of the south.
1he' wedding had been announced and
the two had been toasted all over the
south when suddenly Mrs. Jordan an
nounced that the wedding was off.
1t is claimed that fIiends Of the lady
IN question persuaded her to take
the step owing TO the extreme swarta-
mess Of Corea
Mrs Jordan late; married John D.
Little, an Atlanta lawyer and former
speaker Of tae Georgia legislature.
The wedding here Tuesday Is the
first one in diplomatic circles in years
aad society is all agog oser IT,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
]. A. N'DUFFIE IS
REPORTED DYING
FornRsr Prominent Brunswick Rail
road Man Seriously ~ n
New York.

letter was received Il tle city
Yesterday from New York written on
Thursday announcing that J. A. Nc
Dufle. Formerly of this city, was in
a dying condition and at that time
was not expect d to il. .e many hours.
The letter was from one Of Mr.
McDu1i's close flends who had been
called 70 his bedside. The writer
stated that his attending physician
had announced tha his death was on
- a matter of a iew aours.
Mr. McDune Is wen known In Bruns.
wick by many friends. as he spent
q great portion Of his life here. For
many years be was general freight
and passenger agent. traffic manager
and master of trans OF the old
Brunswick and Western railroad. now
the Atlantic Coast Line.
lie wen; away several years age
but returned and fer several months
WIS general manager Of the Bruins
wick and Birmingham railroad. leay
ing the city again two or three years
ago to locate in New York.
The News eudeavored to ascertain
something from New York yesterday
but the efrcrt failed However. accor.
ding to the letter received, here, Mr..
McDufie is in serious condition and
it may be that ala death has occur
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
ARRESTED HERE
ON A SERIOUS
ACCUSATION
|. 3. BrsKloi, BOOkksspsr
for TaYIargoak Co. in
Trouble
y s.
GalRsED WITH EN8EllEhfNI
e At Work .en His Books Yester-
hay he wzs@.Arrested by
asai Officer and Lowndes
unity oepety Sheriff.
cHlRsED WITH EN8EZZlENfNi
Non. for ten months or
saner for tho Tnvlor.fool-

NON. for ten months or
eeper for the Taylor-Cnok
Company. was arrested yes
morning on a warrant sworn
$ tne anthorities OF Lowndes
y charged with the serious Of
a q eiobe2zlement The arrest
made by Ofice Sam Coins Of TINS
and Deputy Sheriff Dowling. of
edosta, who came to the city on
ices received from Onicer Coins
Broxton is a married man and
esther with his wife. has been Inv
ing IN the house adjoining thar o.
lIarl Friese for several months
q Mrs Broxton were very pop
- the employees OF the mill:
Were congenial and sociabIe and
scordingly made many friends with
etle settlement out there.
Ssaas that Just before coming 10
Broxton was engaged with
Assr6le works concern in Valdosta
and was sent out to certain Alabama
points 10 make certin collections
He aid not make very prompt re.
Mrns 70 his employers and close
investigation revealed the fact that
lie was short ia his accounts to the
~ at Of about s7oO, When advised
L - the company was aware Of his
shor,age he disappeared and was not
ard from until located in the EN-
10y of the Taylor-Cook people
When arrested yesterday, Mr. Bcox.
;.u made a clean breast OF The whole
matter He said he did not intenG
- steal the money or abac5ad with
:. but had buAoh Of mislortunes
md Appropriated Tie funds with Tie
il intention ot repaying the amount
4a says he viii be able to return the
mount to his old employers whom,
b Is understood. arc willing to aban-
a2n the prosecution IN chat event.
Mr. Broxton Is q good bookkeeper
and since his employment with the
1aylor-Cook Company has given gen
rral satisfaction Deputy Sheriff
Darling left last night for valdosta
having Broxton in custody but his
brunswick friends hope that he viii
4 able to adjust the matter when
lie reaches Valdnsta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
NEW REICHSTAG
IS ELECTED
The Government Wins Decided
Decided Victory Smashing the
Opposition.

Berlin, Jan. 2G--The government
has won a signal victory in the elect
ions held today for the new reichstag.
The liberal. radical and conservative
parties, supporting FRINGE won Bualow
and his colonial policy, have won at
least 20 seats, but more important for
the government than the success OF
its colonial plans is the smashing d.
feat administered to the socialists
wno will leave 18 or 20 seats This
is the first election since 1887, that
the socialists have not increased their
representation by from five to twenty
seats. They have lost especially in
several large cities. The clerical cen
ter holds nearly all Of the 100 seats.
The conservatives have won six new
seats.
Reballoting will probably be neces'
sary In 175 constituencies so that the
complete returns viii not be In be
fore February 5.
Never before mas Berlin seen such
after alection demonstrations and
cheering crowds. The empeFor'g pic
ture, however was Kissed when 4
was flashed upon a transparency il
front of the Office Of the Lokal An
zeiger nut the hisses wre lost IN the
volumne Of cheering.
Emperor William received the eject
ion returns st the palace from the
KoiG bureau, the prIEclDai U0wS ba'
waasf a EekAaRE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
OLIVER WILL GET
THE PANAMA JOB
It Has Been Finally Decided to Give
thea Tennessee Contractor
the Plum.
w@

Washington. Jan 26.-It has been
finally decided to award the building
Of the Panama canal to Oliver, the
Tennessee contractor, who was the
lowest bidder and who hac made good
on all previous contracts vita the
government
The next lowest bidder, Banks, 1t
has been shown, Is in arrears with
the governmental contracts and his
bid has been put Aide, 1t was semi
officially announced today that the
entire contract for the big canal would
oe awarded Mr. oliver next week,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
NO GASOLINE HERE AND
MANY BOATS ARE TIED UP

The pop" boats, or large num-
Der of them. will not be so busy today
ands it Is all Mr.. Rockefeller's fault.
His local Offices have again run out
Of gasoline and many Of the boats
have been compelled to remain at
their moorings for the past several
days awaiting supply.
This is the second or third time
within the past two months that the
company has had dozens Of these lit
tie boats tied up because Of no gas
oline and as many OF them are the
means Of llvlihood for their own.
ers. It hits them pretty hard.
It is not stated when supply Of
gasoline will reach the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
HOME PURCHASED YESTERDAY
Capt Charles TeanPo Bought the
Rowland Residence.
Capt

Capt. Charles Temple the well
known Southern railway conductor,
yesterday closed q deal with d.. ].
= Rowland, formerly Of this city.
now Of Atlanta, for the purchase OF
the handsome home on Gloucester
street. now occupied by r. Norris
and family.
The home Is one Of the prettiest on
Gloucester street and is going to be
made more attractive by the new own
or who Is going TO make some I'M
pToYewents thereto. the purchase
price Of me Rrqp09t7 WEs abcVt
St,sst
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
AT THE FIRST METHODIST
Interesting Program for the serviees
Sunday

The following is the program oi
services at the First Methodist church
today.
Morning service at II a m
mn-congregatlon.
Jutllate Deo.W Williams-choir.
Gloria Patri
Offertory. Jesus, My Saviour,
Look on Me, Neyin-choir
Congregational hymns,
Evening service at 1880 p. m
Voluntary. Rejoice in the Lord,
Kotcghmar-choir.
Congregational hymns.
Offertory, we Would see Jesus, Al
ling-c0oir.
Congregational hymns
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
Bending in Many Ads.

Z. n. Peerson & Co, are receiving
r.any ads. fro the children OF the
public schools in the ao.writing con
,sst aud large number Of them are
unusually good. Tho contest for the
secosd mouth closes on the 10th OF
zext month ard ali who want TO try
II the fve dollars In gold should be
g'o % propsre their ads.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
New Paper for Chattanooga.

Cnattanooga, Jan 2s-The Daily
Star, Chattanooga's new afternoon
papeA maze its initial appearance
this afternoon. 1t is neat ten page
publication and has been wei received
all over the city. 1t bids fair 10 he
come active in the journalistic field
and is to be Independent IN politics.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
nr. punmodv Rsttsr.

kilograms received in the city yes
terday from Cripple Creek. Col, an
nounced tnat DR.. John Dunwody, who
reported to be seriously III few days
ago, was considerably improved. Thig
will 30 welcome news to DR.. Dunwody's
many friends here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
penax Inc RaIses Aae LInit

New York, Jan. 2e.-In a circular
letter Issued from the Office Of the
srssident OF the Pennfylyauia Rail
sesa cenpany sedSy, tae age limit
Il SEyseysss satsgiSg the serri:e q
be essaeaay WAS ralgs4 fFes Y %
AZ Eees1 -. ..sSlA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
TWO BIG LIBEL
SUITS ARE FILED
Washington Newspapers Will Have
to Fight Suits Of Half Million
Dollars,

Washington, Jan. 2G.-Two i'm
iaense libel suits we're filed against
Heading Washington papers this
.orning. The plaintiff in botn cases
Is Mrs. Lillian Platt and the cases
are directed against the washington
fa.t in the sum Of 100000 and the
Washington Star for 100000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
stlIl Another Messane.

Washington, Jan. 27.--The presE-
dent spnt another hot message to
Oklahoma today stating that he would
fight the constitution of the new state
unless the railroads were given fair
treatment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

Who have taken tho trouble to exam.
inc the work
The other one volumne was to be
devoted to Biographical sketches Of
great men Of Georgia and their de.
cendents, and some few selected fam
lilies Of colonial descent. This Iist
would be very exclusive, and those
who get IL would b. fortuuste, IN.
4ees
a ali.AA...
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
DowIE IS NEAR 70 DEATH
The Great ELLA III, After an Event
ful Career is at Brink Of Grave.

The Great Ella NJ, ATter an Event
full Career is at Brink OF Grave.
Chicago, Jan 27--Alexalder Dowie.
the famous and grotosque character
who FIRST founded the Dowie creed
and afterwards built the little town
he called Zion City" near this city.
who calls himself Eliza, the Third, Is
close to death tonight and attend
ing Physicians say that he cannot sub
slst very longer.
Dowie is a very cid man and has
fought hard against death, but the
strain has been too much for him
and he Is practically at tho brink Of
the grave.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
Ruildinn .NeM 80.

Frank Scarlet, who manages the
ferry between Brunswick ana Fancy
Blun, IS having a handsome new boat
built and viii place II on the run as
soon as possible, The byat win be
gasoline burner but will be larger
than Mr. Scariett's present craft.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27
THEY ASE TO STOP "sALomE."
Owners of are metropolitan opera
House, New York, SUPPRESS II.

New York, Jan. 26.-The directors
of the Metropolitan opera house and
the Manhattan Real Estate Company
owners of the play house. today ser
we'd notice on Director Conreid pro
testing against further productions Of
"Salome, the opera by Richard
Strauss from the story of John the
Baptist and Herod. writtseby the
late ~Qscar Wilde. Z
1t was eSxen in NV MeSI6 for ths
first time FfiuaS night and was lar
gely attended and pronounced extro-
mely Immoral. 1t is not stated
whether or not Director Conreid viii
resist the attitude of the owners and
directors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

Rev. J. r. sammans viii prl
sunday morning on "ChristianitTi
Law" nEsgeping subject "He4
Pga@ Mg Wednesday, ICON
Au visitors "a strangers are con
" isEited tabwsrship gIta ~,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

THE SALE MAS CONFIRMED
Judge Parker Approves the Sale Ct
AunteG Pharmacy
SceiveL duBisnon has recei-
we'd %53U from Nudge T. A. Parker
that he had confrMSd the sale Of the
drug store OF Hunters and Manoe's
pharmacy to j. l. AndA Aws for the
sum Of s625. that the Ning the
amount bid for the stock y the sale
which occurred last TUesdaHn~
Mr.. Andrews announces that ne will
open up the store with new stock
OF goods on February first and pro
poses 10 give the people an up-to-
date drug store Mr.. Andrews Is ex-
perieneed in the business and is go
Ing TO devote his best a ility TO the
task Of providing the people with all
that is needed in the drug bushes SIS.
The News wishes aim success
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

ing ,of the picture the husband of the
model sees his wife. He does not
seek the reason why she posed Tor
the picture-it was to raise money
to save his life-but takes measures
which lead to the highly dramatic
complications of the play. The dra-
ma is not only strong in develop
ment but is rich in satire and bril-
liant in dialogue, Scenically the
production is handsome and Miss
Binghams role permits her to take
one OF those sartorial displays for
which she is famous, and which help
to her popularity alike with 1nen and
women The company is capable
throughout including such clever
people as w. L. Abingdon, Frank
Hollins, J. Gordon Edwards, Hugh
Cameron, Jane Gordon. Adelaide
Wesley and others as well known
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

the part OF the many local admir-
ers OF that beautiful woman and
charming actress. Miss Bingham Is
enjoying a greater success with this
strong and daring drama than she has
had since her memorable seasons with
the Clyde Finch plays, The Climb
ers" and The Frisky Mrs. Johnson y
In truth "A Modern Lady Godiva'
has been pronounced decidedly Fitch
ie' in the boldness of its central idea
and the strength tof its Development.
1t is certain that Miss Bingham has
been provided with a stronger and
more fascinating role than any other
she has had since becoming star.
The story concerns a painting of
Lady Godiva of Coventry. There
IS a great mystery about who posed
for the masterpiece At the unveil-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

10 the task of encompassing the de-
destruction OF Parsifal through her
seductive methods, and strive as she
may against the odious task, she
IS constrained to obey his behests
With a skriek of dispair and horror
kundry disappears as She came.
Klingsor, gloatIng over his prospec
tive victim, continues in his wierd
and uncanny incantations. OF sud-
den the scene vanishes, and in its
place is brought to view the Won
drously beautiful flower garden with
its ltropical and variegated foliage
and flowers and its denizens of sur
passing Fovliness, the flower maid
ems. The whole magical change so
deity arranged in reality that it
seems quite in keeping with the ap-
parent occur powers of the wizard
Klingsor.
Owing to the unusual length of
performance the curtain Il will
rise on the first act promptly at Jas
p. IN There are four acts, each one
of which requires about forty min
uhes FOR its enactment The inter
missions are comparatively short
and the final curtain falls at HOG
O'clock. It is one of the rules of the
performance, and the management
gives the assurance that the rule will
be strictly enforced, that everyone
In1use be seated befoee the stheatre i
| dark-ue9 wh5sh m fas before the
music begins. Late fprnera lwiiI no'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

ductlon of Parsifal which comes to
the Grand Nov p, is the transfer
nation of the magician Klingsor's
castle to the magnificent flower gar
den vision OF beauty. and enchant-
ment kundry has been summoned
by Khngsor to appear in his magic
castle, but hesitates to comply with
his commands. being fearful of his
power and designs BY use of his
|9aecronratic arts and his compact
with the evil one, Kundry is com
pelled to bend to his will and APP
pears in his wizard Ii1se den in =
lvoinnae of blue vap'ors He sets her