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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

uno iper crtnoglihteu linn Die Slufz
ltellune nnD Die Arbeit CUR glusfiibe
rllng cineS 10 9roBartieen Yrosram>
mes? Seine tat boliiG Ge Welt>
anidau.lng uilD ieine ia tb OF II
I d n Wdbler. " ur Die ia t b o.
Iii de Weltnilffniluns lit 10 aas
umfaiieno iino in lid gefeitist. baB lie
a lie berehtigten Sntereiien an5uer>
fennen iinb fir Glle ein3utreten
pcrmag. Yerodnft pas Centrum
ieine Grfolae aiif ipirtbihaftlifem
uno io5ialcm Gebicte niht Ieiner a.
t 10 iii d en- @rilnblage, inbem e5
gerabe onr6 iie feline eignen Inz
bdn9er oenn nod lanse ni6t IN
iebem &ntbolifen lit iein fatbolilhes
8laubeusbcfenntniB Sn eiler flar be-
ipuBten itrtS befol9ten fatbolii6en
2ebensalffnfiung ausgereift - 5u
lo5ialem WeritdnpniB ihulte unb ber>
dnbilDete? @ernbe in Der d. ri IT.
li6en SosidlppItif lit Die
SodllptitiiBc oes Gentrums Der fas
tbof DIE Wolfsperein.
gllio bas Centrum 1oq Centrum
bIeiben. cine politiid,e Yartei. gs
brnud,t uno ioll lit ni6t fatboliife
Ydrtei nennen Nber man brau6t
unb ioll es niht ipie eine slrt 4rdns
flung empfinoen. tpenn cs NAL fatbo>
liid) genannt ipiro. Sas Saupt>
Organ Der gonierpatipen idenirt iih
gar nid)t. feline Yartei cine prote@
itantiide Su nennen. lpas lie in Der
Sbat lit. obue ailf5uboren politiId, 5il
Ieiu. Barum linb 9entrllnisbldtter
10 empfinbIid. ipenn ibre Yartei mai
fatboliIh gennrnt ipiro? gian ioll
ferner einaebenf bleiben. pab Das @ee
beimnib Der GtGrfe bes @entrun,s in
Ser ia boIiih ben 8elinnuns ieis
ner Wdbler rubt. Man moge re6t
porIidtig iein in ben IerIuden bie
8 8ur3eIn bes Gentr I'M 81
b a II mes - bon leinem SGatten
lno leinen Sriihten eenieben ia obues
bin audi Die Nrpteitanten IN nihtz
fatbpltidbes gfareid. ga letter.. gs
beitebt biesS @efabr. baB ionit
@ipfeIbiirre eintrete. 81 8
lit es. fpas id meine, lIilo niht etfpa,
onB oas Gentrum ii1 fatbolii6e
Surtei ueuue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Spbtenliite Der ,sSmna".

z ON II II, Sranfreidb. IA. NGr5.
Der TerIud, nlle bel Dem llnialle
oes Shladtihiffes .Sena" umgefoms
menen Eerionen auf5ufinben, bat nod
niht ben gelpiinidbten griolg 9ebnbt.
@eitern Nbenp fanp ipieoer Gin Nas
menSaufrui ifatt unb es sei9tc iih.
baB aht Sfii5iere unp 110 Iann
nod feblen. Ian glai,bt aber niht,
baB bieie Sllle 5u Den Sooten ge5d6lt
iperoen bilrien.
Wtiniiter Sbpmion ltdttete nit ciner
fleinen @eielllhaft hem llngliidsihiii
einen 8eiuh ab. Damn beIil6te cr Die
perlebter SffiSiere in Den Soipitd>
lern. Sei elmer 5ipeiteu Snipeftiou
bcs Marineminiiters murben alle Ginz
5elbeiten bencrft, Inn Die Inter
iuhung 10 genau ipie moslid) 81
fiibren.
SiinfSig 2eihen ipurbcn ipdbreno
oeS Cages entbedt. aber bon pielen
fonnten nur Sipolf ibentifi5iert lperz
ben. Die anperen iparen iormlole
alimpen.
Die &ntaitropbe lelbit ereignete iid)
am Sienstag Wor9en 5ipiIben IL unb
II llbr. Ils Oifi5iere gerabe cine
Snlpeftion beS ariegsihiifes pornabs
men erfolgte Die @rploiion zines Der
Souptmasa6ine. Gin Sorpebo nit
comprimirter 9uit, Der uueripartet
erplopirte. peruriahte Die entleblihe
&ataitropbe. Sic itarfen YanSers
platten pes Sdbiifes ainsen ais oh bon
Sol5 gc,nad)t ouseinanoer. Sbeile
ser Geihiise. beS Seds. bes Sbers
baues ilnb peritiimmelte @eni6ens
torper iloaen bod in Die 9iiite unS
fielen inl bunten o,emiicb auf bas 5erz
itorte Sbifi 5uriid ooer iu's 8ailer.
Inter ben unperlebt G,ebliebenen
entltanb cine beilloie Yanif. Die iait
aller @elbrei6un9 ipottete. Sm erlten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Shredlihe UrubenmniGae.
Gprhn q dl. t6 MG,

Iprbad d, 16. WGrs.
Shlagcnbe Wetter in ben 3ublen=
bergiuerfen in &leinroiIeln, bier in
Der Nabe, batten seitern sl6enS ben
9pb upn 65 0rmbenarbeitern unS bic
Verlesnng pun 12 gnDeren sur
Jolse. Sas 1tngliif paiiirte smiid,en
10 nnb II ltbr in cinem fleinen
Stulen, in benz ahtsis Wamn arbei=
teten. Srei BON ben 9euten fel5len
md.
Ser nnmittelbare slnlaB bes I'm
9lilds ut nod nift ermittelt ipsroen.
Sas Ser9iperf 9ebort einem Serrn
Wente.
Sor b a Of, 16. WGr5.
& get ben Ser9ungsarbeiten, Die
nab Dem 0rubenunfau begonnen
ipurpen. bat iid) berausseitelt, oaB
oas llnsliid piel GROCER lit. als man
uripriin9lid) annabm. Ntan fat be-
reits 81 Soote ge5dblt, lno aiseroem
lpuroen bis ieet II Shlperperipunz
oete aus Der @rube berausaeIhafft.
Gs iperoen aber nod 40 2eute perz
nliBt. Wlan nerlnutbet. DaS bieIe
idmmtlif, toot linD, oa lie iebenfaqs
unter Sriinmern begraben purben.
Bon Den @erlesten iinb bereits sipei
ibren 8unoen erlegen unb Die Slerste
befiir6ten, bab bon ben iibrieen nur
elmer NIT Dem 9eben baponfonlmeu
miro. Sie @ebriioer 8enbel haben
$4,000 5ur @erfiigung geitellt. INN
Sanit Die giotb Der idiper betroffenen
Samilien Su linbern.
Saarlouis. 9fbeinpropins.
16. @iGr5.
5eilte giorgen tpurben % 0ruz
bennrbeiter pes 9erbaro &oblenheras
iperfs setDotet. Idbreno Tie I'M Sorz
oerforb ben S6adt bina6fubren, riB
oben oas Seil, rno iie itiir5ten meb~
rere Sunoert SuB abtpdrts. Iae
fanoen einen iofprtieen SOB.
Sas 9ersipert sebort Der preuBiz
lhen Hegierung. Die lhon cine off
5ieue llnteriuduu9 pes llnsliids be-
gonnen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Bon ltebcrifiuemmmnsen beimgeiud)t
lteberiid)t bes ltnsliifes. 4,

slm Sreitag Wiorsen itellte li6 bas
bon benz 6ohnaiier peruriahte llnz
sliif in Siffern unp Sablen mic folet:
SDDfe Ii
Shaben in Tittsburs 81 100000
ShaDen in ben Gpfe
Hegtpnen .S2,000,OO0
Eerionen anfer Mrbeit 100000
Yeripnen bic bireft be-
nad,tbeiligt limb .s2,5O0,OOO
SDbe Der Slutben 81 1ms, 8 Spl
Yitts BURG. IA. WGr5
Sie SlutbSultdnbe in ben Ybdlern
pes Wonoeabelas, glllesbenDs uuo
Ohio SluileS 9eben niht 81 ben beiten
Soffnuneen @nIaB. uub Die Stronie
iinb aii6 ipieber lpGbrenb Der lebteu
giadt betrdhtlid eeitiegen. Der
Baiieritanb in Der Gtabt lit bereits
26 SUB nno biz beute Iorsen pirb
ein iolfer bon 2S SUB eripartet.
SieIer Stanb lit iehS SUB iiber Der
8efabrlinie unb bebrobt bereitS ben
niebrig gelesenen Sbeil Der Staot.
Samilton, Ohio, IA. Mdr5.
Sie @eleiie breier 8abnipiteme
aussetpaihen. Elm Sra6t5ug oemo>
liert, 200 Yeripnen obne Sbbah. L.
600 Yerlonen pbne 9eld)dftigiung uno
$4,000 Sdaoen bur6 bic lleberfluz
tbuns bes sroben Iiamifluiies. oas
iinb Die Solgen einer lleberidipents-
ntlir1g.
@eitern slodt errei1te Ser SfuB II
SUB SDbe, elm Steisen bon II SUB
in einem Seitraume BON "a Stunben.
Gin Sra6t5us Der Yeunlplpanias8 s8abn
lief iiber nnteripillte Shienen IN Der
gid6e bon Gollinspille uno brei5ebn
Wagen pnrben gum Sbeil i6iper 6e>
i6dbigt.
nespilIe. g., IA. Wdrs.
Srei llngarn fanpen infolse bes
Sohipaliers pcn Soo in ben Slrthen.
Nlorsen iperben ungefGbr 800 Hers
Ionen feline oeimltdtte mebr pcben.
ghlr auf fur5e Stredeu lit Die Tera
binoun9 nit her Sobn bersclielt. Der
iibrise SbeIl lit fir Den Serfcbr
niisios.
lima, O., IA. aRdt5.
Der beftiee 9fesen bat Den Sttnipo
SluB 10 gum steieeu sebraft. paB
90 Sanilien aus ibren gSobnunsen
5ieben mlBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
uAeroplan" ridperer ais 9nft".

Is q I 8, IL. Wtdr5. N
Santos Oumonts neuer .Meroz
plan, Der gebaut miro, Inn fir ben
Seuti6s Treis bon $4,000 fir hie
erite Mald)ine. Die rihiperer als 2uft"
lit. Die iiber einen ailpmeter idbren
uno gum Iusennaspunft suriidfebren
Iou. sil contlirriren. lit niel fleiner.
itarrer ilnb ltdrfer, als lein .9fdubs
posel", nit Dem er ben glr6oeacous
Treis bel einem Slrse bon 220 Yies
tern i'm lesten oerbite sepann Sr
Der neuen 0tnid,ine lit Die 2eintpnnb
Der Sliigel burh oiinues pplirtes Sof5
eriebt uno Die 9iabmen 6elteben aiis
leidtem Iabagoni. Die Sliieslbreite
betrdgt MIR 60 Gentnnrter lnb Die
duberite Spannung lit 13 Dieter lang.
Gin 0totor bon so lieroefrdften ipirb
cine Sfraube nit 3nei Meter lan9en
.Iluminiums Sliiseln beipesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

Sdreden ipraneen piele Sbeeriaden
iiber gorO ms @alIer. IRan sluubt,
oaB cine gan5e sln5abl auf bieie 8eiie
ben Sob fanben. Sie grl6iitterung
lpurbe ipeitbin i'm llmfreis Der Stabt
Soulon eeipiirt.
Sic .Senu" lit elm itarf gepan5erz
tes &rie9sid)iff bon 1902 Sonnen.
Sic bate cine Irmirung bon 5S 0es
ld1iisen. Sas S6iff mar nah nIos
oernem Spp i'm Sabre 1898 gebdut.
Sn Der Contribution ipurOe fein Sol5
peripen0et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
3abn um Sabn.
8 m a ba. glebr.. 10. W2c

Sm + a. gtebr.. 10. Mdrs.
Sic llnion Yaeific @abn bat hire
9robuns, Dab lie ipesen Der glnnabme
Der GentSs Subrrate Surh Die gies
brasfa 2esislatnr 8ieoernergeitung
iiber iperbe, bereits IN Ole Ibat inns
gelest. Ser prdhtpolle Cos sfngeles
2imiteo 3ug. Der reeelndbise Sabrteu
5fpiifen Chicago unb Sos Ingeles
ma6te uub bauptldd,lif bon Sorris
item lino Der ipoblbnbenberen alaiie
Der 8epDlterune benuBt lrurbe. lit
polli9 bonn sSabrplan 9eitriden iuor~
ben. 9ieiienoe. Die BON Chicago nad5
Sos slnseles ipollen. Iniiiien ieet in
Senper ausiteigen unb mebrere
Stunben fparten. bis, Elm Sus iie tpeis
tcrbeforoert.
G,leih5eitig ipuroenf ole Iersiinitiz
gunsen fir Wtilitdrperionen. OeiIts
lihe. 9ebrer etc. ailfeeboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Greisbton's 9eitament anseiodten.
8 nj a f a. 9lebr.. IA. @Pdr

y III q q, yfeDr., ii. ytur3.
Sic in Dem gtn6ldb bes perltors
bcnen Tbilantropen Sobn ". Greigb@
ton leer alls9egangenen @eripanbten
beS sennnnten Williondrs baben be-
idloiien. bns Seitament an5ufe6teu.
Son ben @erpanbten Greigbtpn's bas
ben iieben ie einen Der bebertenblten
Surilten Smnba's reauirirt. Inn Die
9erihtlihe Seltdtigung bes @ermdhts
niiies 5u bintertreiben. 9efanntlid
beldiift iid Der gfa6laB auf nns
ndbernb $7.500.000. bon pelher
Sunme Elm @iertel Gerwanbten unb
brei @iertel 8pbltbGtisfeitss unb
9iloungsanitalten 5ugepenbet iperben
lollen. Gin @eriu6 Der grben. iid
NIT ben gnterbten burd) einen sluss
-gleih ab5ufinoen, lit an Der gntlhlois
.ienbeit Der Iesteren selheitert. Sas
Seitament miro am Santstag 5ur Be-
itdtiglns eingebra6t .tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

Gigentbiinterin Der Spaniih@ Sranss
atlantiid,en Gompague. Sieie ipuroe
in cinem YanSeripagen ron bet
Yoli5ei entfernt unb ipdter en- Iagk
gum Srplooiren 9ebraht. DIG
Sombe mar Ie5r linnreif beroeiteat
unb ipiirOe cine i6redlihe 8esIFsrung
nnaeridtet .baben. menn lie C ibrent
SiIHbort erplpoirf ipdre.
Cine Vombe. Die elm Wlann seitern
burd) Die StraBen trug. erplooirte
ploblif). Ser Wtann ipnrbe an ben
Sdnben unO i'm @elidbt pertpunbet; ct
befinbet iiG ieet in 9aft. M
Cine anDere gpnl6e ipuroe BON
ainbern in Der gidbe elmer Stride ses
fllu0eu. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Hieienitreif Der eaiiisbaner.

Glepelano. g., 10. Wdra :
g8panb, Der Tices Sr6iioent ,Aer
Boiler NRafers & Sron S1ip
BUILDERS @llociatipn~, mahte geitern
betannt, Sab er einen aIlgemeiucn
Streif angeoronet babe. Der iiber 81.
900 Wtann IN pcn SDien Der .Nnlez,
rican Sbip @uilbins Company" BON
@s,iialo bis Duluth in Witleioenihaft
.i'sot. simh iperSen Die Inseitenter
Ser e3leat 2afes engineering Coma
oonu in gscorie uno St. Glair aus
,Sanpath;s 1ie slrasit aieSerlegen. Sic
ann.e Sajit,stu Srruitrie ipirb ios
nit bradl aeleei, nno Gin ibtuerer
Sampi ltebt bepor. s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Ius Der aSapitesitabt.

u 0 NJ, ~ MGrS.
Ser grS6iihnf Guislcp bon Ghiz
caso ipruh heute I'M Golegium Der
Yropaaanoa nor, no er uonl Cardinal
@otti enpfanaen ipurhe. Der ibm iein
Wergnilgen iiber Die Segegnung aus
briitte. Ser grabiidlof itellte burd
Den Cardinal bas @eIuh I'M cine
Yripats slubien5 beim Yaplte.
9i 0 NJ, 15. MiGrS.
Die Congregation Der Suqu,iition
bat Die grcommunifation gegen @r5z
biihof Tilatte. bas 6aupt Der Srans
5oiiihen Slpoitpliib &atbolilcben
Stride erneliert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
SDotlid) 5erqmetiht.

Sos sln9eIes. Gal, ii. @drS.
aur5 ndh Nitterna6t tpurben Is
Teriouen 5erquetIdlt pber ionitpie
perleet, ais cine @iiter5us 9ofomotpe
Der Soutbern Yacifics9abn in cine
Maple Street Strabenbnbn bel
elmer &reu5ung in Der Ndbe bon
Yscot Tarf bineiu rannte. 3ipei
bon beu Terleeten. Der Notorfiibrer
@rabeef unb Benjamin Seao. beioe
bier pobnbaft. lueroen pabriheinlid
iterben. Sic 9ofonrotipe trnf ben
StraBcnbabnlpa9cn lirb 5ertriimmerte
ibn beinabe pollitdnbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Cine bentise framsaiiide gSeinsesent.
a. 9Saris, II. WiGra. J

- Waits, II. Widr5. I
Su Dem emit noblbabenben 8eins
bauerirdbtden 8airas. Arr. Yerpi9S
nan. hrcht Elm blutiser slnfitanb. Oi4
&einedrten Der 0eaenb murben boz
Sahrer birdb Die 8eblaus 5eritortss
3reem bot Die Gonf,lrren5 Der Weins
ponider hie 2eute nerarmt. unb lie
mibten Shulpen MAIDEN. Die iie iett
81 aesableu nidt i'm Stunbe iinb. Oie
Grecution itebt por Ser Sbir.
Sn bieier ibrer giotb baben bio
slermiten iih nit einer Tetition an
Glemeuceau Tim Siilfe setpenoet.
@leid5eitis aber piro befannt. baH
iie Der @epalt. @eipalt entsesenieeeit
merben. \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
2ebcmbis besrabem.

Gbarlotte.YN. 8. II. Idr5.
Seim 6inablniien in einen 6annls
idlaft in Statespille, q. g.. ipurosn
feds 9teaer inter Sonnen BON
Sdnut unb Grbe begraben. Die
&ettlin9smannifaft' ianb Die ied)s
2eute aufrett ltebeno, a6er toot. I'M
Srobaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Wsiniltcr crmprbet.

Sofia. Yul9., II. IGrS.
@. Yetfofi, Yremierminii0r unb
Wtiniiter bes Snnern. luuroe bon eis
nem unbefannten Wann crlhoiicn.
Ser @tiniiter ging i'm Boris @arten
NIT Gollesen ipa6ieren. ais Gin Mann
brei Shiiiic auf ibn abfeuerte. Gin
Shu6 beripunoete ben Sanoelss
miniiter Geumapieff am Irmc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
SDndjmitis.
&c 0 nroe, sSa.. Is. 0I

Ionroe. Sa.. Is. 0lGrs.
Stint Iillinns uno Senrp @aros
ner, 5ipei jlInse gleeer. ipurben Inn
Elm llbr aus bem Stabts @eidngniB
gebolt unb inn Soie oes @ebduoes BON
uneefdbr fiinf5ig 0!dnneiA sebentt.
8eibe gfeeer geltnnoen ein. in Der
0fonta9 Nnft NIT eineni sritten @es
lellen 5ipei Stoliener beroubt 5ll
babeu.
Gardner beihtete olid. >nS er I'm,
orei llbr MprgenS in pas 2ir,mer pon
SRI. Seize gumpus segangeu iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
@pmben allc Saae.

Snrce Iona. Spnn., II. MGrs.
I'm Barcelona berrid,t iebt cine
entleelide slneIt pDr gomben. grs
plolionen bon eieien gefdbrlibeu Ims
germ pniiirel tdslid,. WelIern iaub
man cine rieiige gombe Dor bent
Yelais Der @arquiie Camilla. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
Srtihaft brannte niebcr.

. Tt, 10. WlUI6.
%on einem fltrhtbaren Srdilos
ung!ild lit bas Sorf Selhowbanmer
I'M &esierlngsbe5irf gromberg IN Der
Trppin5 Yoien beiinseiilht iuorben.
Gin grocer S6eil bes 542 ginipobner
5dblenben Sries lit Elm 9ialb Der
Slammen 9eiuoroen. 3ablreicbe Sas
milien baben auBer Dem Sbbah Die
geiamn,te Soabe perloren, uno ralhe
0iilfe tbut brinsenb notb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

lebr Ingenebmes Iiebt. 9ludl unIer
Sano beginnt bies Trin5ip ein5uieben.
@roBe Sirnen nerbieten ibren 9lngez
ltellten Den GonilIm itarfer @etrdnfe,
obne oas @erbot alih auf'bie miloeren
glfobolifa aus3uoebnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
9nnitsesemitauSe seitoblsn.

SIorence. Stalien. II. @dr5.
slus Dem Snilie eines @bclmanues
in Tiitpia iino mebrcre irertbooue
aunitse9euitdnbe peridipunSen. Inter
bieien befinoen lid elm aanlinitiid i'm
yHertbe BON $4,000, Elm pradtpollcS
@endloe bon Sotticelli, elm alteS'
Sdriftitiid bon bobem yScrtbe llno'
beridbiebene anoere 8ertbiahen. X
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
JeuerSbrmnit.

Wt al a 3, Stalien. Il. Idr5.
Sn Der Stabt Spriapo ipuroen acs
tern cirfa 1000 Seipobner beimntb>
los. ais Gin Seler Die san8e Stabt 3ll
5eritDren brobte. Sic Wtdnuer arbeis
teten fleiBi9 an Den 20Iharbeiten.
niht ibrer Sabieliefeiten balber. ions
bern iueeen elmer %eiterperbreituna.
Sie Seiuobner iino aiie gut perlinert.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27

and child in and around Tupelo &C

proving our store service, til
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
The Spirit Of Home.

It was obvious to him that
neither carpets nor furniture, no
matter how new and fine, could
be arranged so as to make a
home. Old carpets and old fur
niture have much the character
of old friends, and they suit the
Farmer to a T. But old or new,
they have nothing to do with a
home if something else is lack
ing. What that something is or
how it is to be acquired, no man
can tell you; there is no receipt
for it. According to a well-de-
fined rumor. the Pullman palace
cars have been the means of rem
dering many a house hideous,
and a hideous house can never be
fashioned into a home. The fin
est things in the world are as
cheap as dirt, when they are
not subordinate to something
else. They cannot make a home
if the spirit of home be not in
those who inhabit the house. 1t
is bred in the air, it is borne on
the breeze and is so insistent
that no one can mistake it.
We all know that every dwell
ing house is not>a home. Mel
Their poverty nor riches can make
it so, and that is a pity, too.
since we are all so anxious to
breathe its atmosphere. The
stuffy smell of the shop, the in
tolerable odor of varnish. will
not destroy 1t, nor will they make
it more pronounced. Old furni-
ture, for which there is such a
persistent demand, will not bet
ter it. All of us know a num-
Der of fine houses where the
massive walls enclose and vainIy
try to hide some of the most hid
eous tangles Of life and hope.
And so it is that fine houses and
costly furnishings play no part
whatever in the making of a
home; they have nothing to do
with it.-Joel Chandler Harris,
in Uncle Remus's Magazine.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
Mississippi Shares the Honor.

Oklahoma has gone democrat
ic, much to the chagrin and dis
appointment of the republicans
of the country. Blind" Tom
Goar, a native Mississippian, and
the man of the hour in the
golden west, was elected to a
seat in the United States senate,
which goes to prove the great
ness of Mississippians wherever
found. We have one represen-
ting the State of Texas in the
upper house of the national leg
islature, one the able governor
of Oregon and many more who
hold positions of honor and trust
throughout the country. The
history of the past is bright with
the deeds of valor, wisdom and
statecraft of Mississippians and
while the state may be of little
Importance to the great masses
of the country, yet her sons have
acquitted themselves with credit
and their fame and the product
of their efforts stands as a mon
ument to the greatness of their
native heath. -Tallehatchie Her.
aid.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
PRINTING QLYCKj

The only woman we ever heard
of who wasn't afraid of a COW
was Mrs. R, H. Eisenbray; of
Ardmore, Penn, who went bold
ly out Of her house to ''shoo''
a neighbours cow out of her front
yard that was browsing on some
or her choicest flowers. The
cow lowered her head, made a
dash and caught the woman up
on her horns, and galloped with
her in an Infatuated frame of
mind around the lawn. The wo-
mans screams brought a police
man who finally rescued her. :
Meridian Dispatch.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
Advertising

Advertising is the life Of all
business, as it is of all public i'm
provement and general progress
sion. Even the politician is de-
pendent upon the amount OF ad-
yertising he gets for his success
and achievements. A noted
general who had been successful
in almost all of his many under
takings once gave this advice to
a constituent:
IF you want to succeed keep
yourself before the people; do
not let them forget YOU" Ad-
vertising is the key that unlocks
the door Of success for the mer-
chant. The non-advertiser will,
of course, sell some things, the
necessities of life-but are these
the articles upon which money
is realized? Do merchants ever
hope to make a fortune upon
flour, meal or cotton cloth! They
could not, for these commodities
are sold upon such a narrow mar
gin that a life time sales would
count but little. 1t is the other
things that count-things which
we enjoy-in other words the
Injuries of life. Advertising
suggests these things and the
progressive merchant is not slow
to see the advantages and to
grasp the opportunities.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27

This is the fourth season OF
the Mississippi State Fair anc
Exposition at Jackson. This in.
stitution, starting in a small
way ia the abadoned Old Capitol
Building, has steadily grown in
usefulness and Importance, add
ing a building or so each season.
This year their exhibit space is
more than double that of last;
their premiums are larger, more
attractive and cover more items;
they are spending more for
amusements and conveniences
for the public. They can't offer
as high premiums as the fairs
that receive State aid, but aim
to give back to the public all its
receipts. The last legislature
granted a six year lease on their
vacant and waste lands at Jack
son. The Fair Association has
made the most Of it, improved
the property, and have done ev-
erything they could to encourage
competitive contests in every line
of industry in the State. Poul-
try, swine and stock raising haye
received an impetus that alone is
worth many times the cost of
the Fairs
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
Beautiful Picture Free

Farm progress, a big monthly agri-
cultural paper, devoted to the interest
OF the American farmer, his home and
industries, is given away free with
every three year subscription a beauti-
fu! fruit picture, size % X 90 inches,
Untitled Natural Fruits" This is a
beautiful picture, in six %colors, and
makes a handsome dining-room orna-
mont. Send 80 cents for a three year
subscription or three one-year subscrip-
lions today. Address all orders to Farm
Progress, St. Louis, Mo.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-27
Common Sense Buying.

Catalogues of mail order hous-
es are now being distributed
in the various towns and cities
throughout the country, says the
Greenville Democrat. All sorts
of inducements are offered by
these catchy catalogues for the
purpose of making the prospec-
tive patron believe a better arti-
Gle may be obtained for less mo-
ney by purchasing from the mail
order house than if the buying
were done at home.
Now, what are the real facts?
1t has yet to be shown that any
mail order house can offer an ar
ticle superior in quality to the
similar article carried in stock
by a home merchant. 1t is also
yet to be shown that any of these
mail order houses can give any
advantage in prices. AS a mat
ter of fact when all the circum-
stances are taken into consider
alton, it generally will be found
that the purchaser could have
done better by buying direct
from the local dealer. In buying
from the mail order house, for
instance, the purchaser has no
opportunity to examine the goods
and no chance to make a choice
between several articles of the
same nature but differing slight
ly from each other. The very
thing that might have especially
pleased ones fancy, therefore,
he does not see and does not Sc
cure. Then there is the inevita-
BILE annoyance of conducting a
purchase and sale by correspon-
dence, and the unavoidable de-
privation and delay if the article
ordered does not suit and must
be returned. These things are
only a part of the disadvantages
inseparable from the mail order
house.
On the other hand if one buys
direct from the home merchants
an opportunity is offered to ex-
anime the entire stock and be
assured that the article purchas-
ed is suitable for the purposes
desired before the purchase is
made. There is no ANNOYANCE,
no delay, no disappointments,
but the certainty of satisfaction,
or in case of mistake or accident
any error may be promptly cor
rected.
Then the money spent at home
finds its way into the channels
of the home trade and will come
back to the spender in different
ways.
It pays in every way to buy
at home-to support al legit-
innate home industries.