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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

,um gspsis. bdB risis pi6tist Guni.
ttrn bic gt9muHe i~ibereouert, oft I'M
MinuteH.
limb enSli9 1T aud bies burbei
Der ar5t briidt pobI bic auesnIiebsr
ibsr ben erIOI9ensn Stsrnen Sn uni
bas @Ort aus: Der Snb IL
tineetrstsn."
Ri9tig i'm mebiSnii&en, bsrfribi
i'm pbbiioIosild,n SHINE. DEM MEM
aud nod nismuls iemdnb 5uriid0tfun.
ben bat iber bic S9pslle. der 70 melt
aesonsen, pDlItommsn tobt 1T Ct aud
6ann nod ni9t tpenn @tbmung anO
3irtuIation 1%ufoebOrt baden. mir
piifen, bnB bic innere Mtbmung Der
Gausritoffpsrbraud in ben @spsben.
nod LANCE Grit uu9 tOnitati.rtem
spbs fortSausrt, mas MT Elm grutb.
fpenn aud ni1t Der einjise, 1T, bah
ou9 mad GrI6fden Don puls une
atbmung bic 9smptrutur bss oIs iobt
btSsi9neten &Drpers ni9t nur lGngert
3sit srbalttn bItibt, iOnbern ipgnr nod
dnSufteigen Dsrmog.
Go iebsn mir, tpie i9 i9on einsanga
%srtpGbnts, 5piIden ben Rei6sn bes
Geins unb Ni6tIeins sinsn I9molen,
srouen @rsnSitreifsn, elm nsutruIss
@tbist.
absr tennt bsnn MIR Der 2Brper aIs
gana.s ben Sob9 Wit Riattn. Sfbsm
2aien If ss stIGufig, bab bei lsbsnbi.
gem Organisms sin3slne G0rpertbeilC
1bIsrben fCnnen, mi. BEL bphgruSieen
@rfrierunssn Ober @erbrsnnunssn, ios
ipis BEL isntr aruntbsit, bic man ola
9roHO 6s5ei6net bat. - Gin brunbis
sspOrOsHsr SUB gum 9eiIpitl 1T aud
i'm p6biioIusif9en Slime ppIIhinbte
tOOt. gr bat feline sinSise jsnsr Hunts
tionsn mebr, bic mir ols fir bos See
ben norattsriitii9 bs3si9nsn, ia. aui
fiirdtsrlide @tiis ipirb Der 9sipsis
bss SObss oft aud babur9 erbrd9t,
bab 8attsrisn, pel9e i'm leb.nbsn
2Orper ni6t ssbsiben tOnnen. ME bi.
SduIuiserrsger, iid bier aniisb.ln.
eO tOmmt Is oft ssnus Dor, bdb
Cob lin0 2sbsn nsbsueinonbtr in Fl.
mem RDrper beIteben, oft Gage unb
@Oden lang. Srsilid, elm Odlsrnbss
9onO fam bic unsIeiden 8riibsr nidi
bersinen. 800 iie 1uf bic o6sn eeI1il.
Oerts Mtiis an chamber ssfsIfsIt iinb.
bssinnt Snii6sn ibusn elm sGber
aampf, Der ntdt fribsr enbst, bis bsr
.ins beiiest un6 BON S9Ia9tfsIb ber'
SrGnst lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

Rir woGen unieren 9eiern Elm
bradlih perEhern bnB 8uihee's
German Gprup heutsutaee potittp
rns eiusiae grdpurat Ing &nrtte IT
melrhes GhnInbiutt linoert uno
beilt. Gs ertbdlt. bic Gieenmittel.
ais reinen Cheer. Gussue pon yllnli.
seuhnra uip., melhe nls 9etlnttttet
Iar SuTten unb SHwinoin6t pom ben
mebsainiIhen GpnsreReu 10 bod ee'
Ifast Snb. Der ShwinOfhttee,
einerlei oh bic ssrnnfbeit I'm 1alie
uber 2urae, mus bes Matts &ube
nnbe unO brs RUraena trei ietn uOn
WnfaIs pm trDfenen uno tolternoen
6uSten. Die erlrontten 9beile ners
nnaen nnh Rube, betlenoer lno
|liubenber Bebanblune, uno Der Tn'
tient bebert Der iriiteu Suit, auter
Rabrune freien Nusmnrfs oes wtOr'
eens, nit IhueEer unD o%nuernOer
3,nDeruue. 8leine Gldlhd1en 81
AS Gents eerpbbnlihe @rbBe nobe5u
2 Mol 10 pieI eptbnlteno rs Gents.
Sn oIen Ulpotheten au baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
sIuter.

9i. ~gIuter' finS asute, bic an sis
rsr sieentbimIihen &rdnfbsit IeibsH,
elmer arontbsit, bic Biz beute - unb
tusr peiB. pis Idnss nod ~ Der fore
I9snbsn SeiIniIIen1Gdft eetrobt bct,
seeeu bic Der @rSt feline Waffe beIibt
unb nidt sinmal bsiibsn lam, neil Ct
niHt psib, no benn eigsntliG Der
5sinb itsdt. Gr iiebt nur ben G1dben,
ben bieIer anssri9t.t fat, unb mub
iid bumtt bssniisen, bisfn G9absn, 10
gut es sben sebt. 5u rsparisrsn. Die
8lutsrtruntbeit GuBsrt ft9 in elmer
Sw.ifa9en MeiIs. Ginmol in @luters
siifen, bic an ber aDrpsroberfIG&e
oSer i'm Srnsrn bes RDrpsrs gang bon
itlbit, phne irsenb einsn srfi9tIiGen
Srun6 auftHten. Sc sei9t.ht Stes
msiif plDBli9 unb irptfmittelt, unb
erit i'm @tfOIse bes 8lu~taustrittes
fsIlsn fi9 nod amber. 8e9psrbsn,
rdmentli1 iot6e nsrbOIsr Ndtur, Elm.
Nus 9lut, 6as bn outage tritt. III Di.ls
lsiat stpas lsbboFt.r gefdrbt, dls Sds
bee sefuubsn MenI@en, ss III aud
stipds biinnfliTfieer ols bieIes; bdmit
1T uber pobI bic 3abl Der ltntsri@ieDe
eridOpft. Bon BEN Sauptunt.ri9isbe
nutirIin n~bssIeben, Der Ti9 ni&t nuf
bic 8sIaaff.nbeit tts Blutss, fon6ern
pieImebr auf bic ousfItsBsnbs Menee
besi.bt. gsim ncrmoIen WenfHn
tOmmt bic Blutung bdIb gum Stilis
itunb unb sipor entiu.b.r bdbur9, bah
bas nusgstrttsne 8llt serinnt unb 70
BEN ndnbrGneenben ben @ustritt aus
Der 9IutrSbrs psripsrrt, ob.r bur1 ts'
fimmts, einfuhe 2%unItsriffs, nit be.
men Der 4rst bic gIti9s Wirtuns sr,
sislt. @eim 8luter litseu bic Dingt
urSers. Si.r flieBt bds Blut IonsIanl
unb unuussef.bt; ss flisbt oft 10 Ian.
q, Bis Der 8ranfs perblufet. limb aud
tpern ss nift 10 melt tommt, dlf elmer
rs@t bttrGGtlihsn 9lutperluf muf
man fin INNER babel esFaBt MAIDEN
Oh nun Der glrSt GinbnIi Su I9dfFsr
fIft ober nidt. uebsrbdupt ptrfdeer
beim 8lutsr bic eepGbnIi9sn Mitts
CUR Stillung oss 8lutberlults; ss be
barf hietsu irsit robitaler limb tom
pli3ierterer, ols bel ben @erlsbunasl
rcrmaler 8lutsefGBe.
| Die onbere GrIGsinungsfcrm be
8lutertronlbsit triit Bel @~trlebungel
Z uuf, bic iid bic glutsr ouf irssnb Elm
: Meiie beibringen. WGbrenb nGmlit
fonIt il mad Der Siefe Der Ganitt
! Ocsr Sttdpunbe, il na9 Der grt I'M
{ @rObe bes perltbten 8lutgef1bes be
8%Iutoustritt ftGrttr ober f1pG6er i
b nnb lGnsers ODER tiirSere 3eit tpGhri
n Thsinen bic @rsnaen Sci ben 9lnter
I psrpiidt. quf ben bsnfbdr fhipdnTie
anItcB bin srfpIgt Bel linen cine iibsI
dus ftirmii6e Reattton: ssJiebt aus
n dIs bGttsn ii6 groBe 9ltumdIIen dnet
+ icmmelt, bic Der @efrtinnq ans d
Gnse Der @0brsn uab RDbrHeH bdrrsl
SIT dber eirnoI eite pforts, uno fei T
n nod 10 idmoI srDifnet, Ddnn DrGnt
Z bic sanas Moiis mad ibr bin Q
n trmut g, boB Elm gsriHgFisigss ri
q itnblutm benz g3llter ben 0erbIl
tuRGstpb %bringen fam.
1ds msriiplg Sigfe an Sci ganss
SIniertronthsit 1T sntIhiebsn ibre De
s~rbbortsis lsE 8iaisr If, ssbDrt srs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

sdreaIiae .s&mer,en seIin0srt.

Sfredlide Sdmersen eeIin6srt.
9nrf Ibreflite Gdmer3en ee.
peiniet lnfOlee Der @efte unperbna.
ten SpeiIen, nabm IS. o. @rapiOn.
uun 2nla, WiF., Or. Sings Iep
.2ife GiGs, init benz Reiultate, pte
er IHreibt, ,bnS id iurirt wuroe,"
Nue Mlaaen unb SebdrmeunUr0nun-
aen peroen eebOben ourt ibrem lin
OernDeu Siubleana beiUnbere @iaen'
.ihcften. rs Gents In Bnlter Bros,
aputbeie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
cette Roffnuno peridpunoen.

Stbts Hoffnuns perifpuuesn.
lls be~ruorraeenbe Gerate ineten5
bos gB. WR. @mitbbnrt, BON Iettn,
Sal. u~uheilbare ShminOiuht babe,
mar beIen lebte Soffnuna balm,
ober Or. Sings Stem 9tscDuerp flr
zhmiuoiutt, Sufen uno @rtdltun'
oen retteten Inn uom @rnbe. Or
.ioat: .9ieie Wiebism bat mih arlno'
|lt4l turtrt uno meiu aeben eerettet'
seitOen babe i'd lie 10 Sabre lane
osbroud,t, uub ernfte Dieielbe nls
sine muuSertnres Snlss uno Giineers
neilmitteI.A Strena wtferlpnlt'
ifes SeilmitteI fhr Suitsn, ipepen
Dols pber @ridItudsen, unD fDeres
8prbeuaunesmittel DegengneurlDntn.
| @orontlrte 5lnihen 81 5Oetnts UNI
500 I'M @nlter BROS, NpDthete'
grDbe Slnihe Frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
EDW. WALL,
S0AK WOOD SALOONS.
.~sesenaber Der MabIe,
hermann, =: Ito.

IlHLIIIUIIIII - ~ItVs
Dies 1T Der -eIesantere SaIooR in Ger
mann unb finbet man bort audi bic beIen
@etr6nfe unb GiSarren,
9eIonberS quite WbistpS. aueini9er
aaent IN Sermonn fur ben beribmten unb
edIten Bourbon nnb Rpe MhiStp ben GER
mann 0tiiaius So. preis berieIbe ioie in
I CT Dituerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
HMmoriitiiAes.
6err aigIus In ni@t au ermi!tsTa.

9srr 5istus III uiat 81 ermi!tsIR.
Gin 9rssIuuer srpBesgsi&GFtsbans
tisist ben 5dusbetibsrn biir9 gsbrudts
ROittdrtsn Sabnenftoffe an. Wit Der
Gbrditsrung Der pOfttarteu parSt en-
2sbrIine betrout, Der an Der Sanb bes
Wbrsbbn1ss bic Ramen Der Snusbe'
tiger gu srmitteIn unb lie ouf bic Rar'
ten gu i9reiben bate. SHE man trsib,
funeisrt aud Der 5istus bsrI9iebent'
Iih ais 6GusbsIiber In 8reSIau. Der
Bsrmerl IN benz MbrsbGu@ Tartef In
fpIGem fEoIIe: gigentbimer: Gistus.
Reiogter 2sbrIing dbrsiiierts nun In
ieinsm bIinbsn @tI&GftssiTer cine fol-
Gs po5tarts ip5rtli1: ,gn Germ Giss
3ns, 5ousbsiber &sStrdBe 9o...."
Die foRberbdre Rorte tpir6 nit onbes
rem aur poF bef5rbert. limb Iisbo ba!
Gie ioHlmt ols r~unbsFsIIbarA suriid,
Enb omar NIT benz poErermert:
.SousbsTis.r Jistus ui9t su srmit'
feIn!~ /, -S4g.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
meilitarfIde admeroOf6oft.

nnterCffi5ier: rRomeroben miiItn
sinuHbsr osfGIlis isin. mas pir6en
Sie thur, Aunbbe, iperR SIR aome.
1af Miillsr ttrS nor benz 9itnFt NOD
ni@t oeeeIIen unb feline RnDefe nom
DiNE eepubl bdite2SJ9 nurSs iein
MiitpgsmdhI persebrsu bnmit 1t feline
RnGPk paben larN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

|ptttsbHss. rams. ben IS TparI 1904.
ga brnuAs felt sinipsr 8sit 9hrt
BLACK. Drarght Bieb.nnb BefheetsWatots
atm BET utsinem B~iehhanb. Sd habe que
SDtteu giehfuttsy aebrdnAt. tiHb geiilts
ben. bds bGb ghyioe has Bette inr Tists
men 8ms6 q. 3, 9. paiiou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
3erhreut.

Der pbilpIopb Sont, per ebeniO
tpenie Spfmonn aIs 8eltmunH mar,
persaB fi6 emit in elmer Domensss
IsllI6aft 10 psit, bdB er ieinen @es
6anien Iolt nit ben Mprtsn glusbrud
bsrIisb: Nd pie i1 mid bier Iunss
psile!" Gin onberer @eIsbrter, Or.
Silciton, SurFts ii9 nod srDBsrer3ers
Nreutheit riibmen. 2tIs ibn einItmdls
Elm SnIett tad, biidte sr fi9 unb
tragic Das gein Itines Nd6bars, pbns
al merten bdB bds Sniett fprtfpbr,
i'm sl bsIGftigen. Den Rsicrb in ber
3%erfreutbsit obsr 6iirfte Der grpB.
RoturfrrIder 3unt bolten Der Elm.
nal bic Sano elmer neben ibm IiBen.
ben Dame syeriff unb Ii1 onIhidts,
NIT ibrem tIeihen Singer lciuen Pisi'
fentrpf uus3upuBen.
I LIL "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
i, 1oram! IzAas.

CHING. GrauIsins I'm @eib' tom.
men nod benz Bubrbof, Inn nod Der
n6&fen Stdbt su fobrsn. Der 3ue III
f&pn singefdbren unb Der @9uffnsr
tffnst beirn MnbIid isinsr sin3is.n
TobrsGItt bienFbsreit Elm NbtbeiI brtts
Ter RluIit. Die sriis DAME fsist Elm
unb ruft pI5bli@: rS1affner, in bies
fem @btbsiI fGbrsn tpir niht, bic 8Gnte
1inb ia CANA bsrtaubt!!- So" ants
lDrttste Der G6ofFn.r, ses bat sbea
ktute nod ntsmdrb brin ssisIisn.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
8 beiNae GinfaIt.

a.: SO fam Dor Man3.n ua&is
HDm INNER ni&t f6loftn!s g.:
so babe SbRen bod f9On ssEdst, Gle
IclIsR SnIettenpuIper tauFsn." g.:
Dab i@ cu1 sstban, nbsr bas 3eue
IHms6s ~ cbiasuIi&!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
nnb,Sodt,s s,iI.ib.

Sents: mas fsb' id. Sorpis, STIR
So bSrte bod. Sic irdrer bsim 9obsu
srtrlRten9e Sarpis: .Dos mar Elm
Better BON mirl Ssnts: 500 @ds
tbut mir uber Ietb!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
Nurm Sic Nlume.

Hrtpn6: .Td, unn @fuus Jrdu IN
pobI n gnsel9~ pantOffsIbsIb:
50, has i@on... 1bsr untsr uns sss
lust. fit Sat eiusu stpuS irGftissn Sli'
ssIi&Ias!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
WsrbSdha.

Mr3t Gel Der RonfuItatipn): Mud
mlB i@ Sbnsn bas gfshen nnb Rp&sn
rsrbistsn, enGbiee Grau!@ Gsbsins
S1tbin: s@ie iinb tpobl Elm SrsunO
netnes MoHnes. Strr 9Ottor2S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
.@srsitpiIna.

Hsnmitr b.s aiBls fur Dbbo&loIe,
sum n.len AntUmmIins: .Sob.n ek
NnesaitFer2- Zee, abr ID Tam
Sbnsn psltes b%sfOrseH!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

rt,r nnse,neL IaxAvivR COUCH eyRUr
KRNNEDY'S LAXATIVE
0Os1Anuao HONEY AND "a
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GcsOnif6.

2aRbfrsidsr: .Wdt, Son6I&sIltn
fell i6 irisseng 9a prOtsniers iG!A
Gtnbdrm: .Wenn be MD rubia
biIt. tritsite bod mod n panr Mdnl.
iheIsnI1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

mcbsrntr Ssirntbsnntros,
Mlsin 5rduIsin. burf i'd Sbrsm
Ssrrn guPu msins @6uIOsu ssFstsna'
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18
Kidron.

The many friends of Miss Berta Bur-
ney were glad to see uer oacA at her
old home Saada-.
Mr. Sam Young left recently for South
Carolina Were he viii visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Stovall and children Of
Whites Academy visited the home Of
MIR Williams Sunday.
Mr. w II Minga made a flying trip to
Prairie several days ago.
Mrs Roman Thomas of P~lantersville
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Owen McGaughy, last week.
Mrs Eva Justice visited her mother
Tuesday.
We were sorry to see Mr. Green Cog
gin and family move to their new home
at Allensburg Thursday.
DR. and Mrs. Owen McGaughy visited
relatives at Okolona Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Williams were guests
of Mr. c R Williams this week.
Mr. and Mrs Abram Justice of Beth
any visited relatives here Sunday.
We are glad to report Rev Jenk ms
much improved in health and able to
fill his regular appointment at ime-
stone last Sunday.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18
Commissioners Sale
]. L. Angle, ct al.

VS. No 2472
Mrs Mary Wilkes
By virtue of a decree of the Honor
able Chancery Court of Lee County,
State of Mississippi rendered at the
September term, A. D., 1907 thereof,
ordering a sale of certain lands men
toned therein. G. w. Long the under
appointed commissioner to exc
cute said decree, will on Monday the
4th day of November 1907 expose at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in front of the court house door in
the city Of TupeIo. Miss, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described lands, being in said county
and state to-wit:
Part of lot So according to the Harris
& Thomason survey of the city Of Tu-
pelo, Miss. Beginning at the North
East corner of said lot at the intersec-
ton of Green and Franklin streets,
thence run West along Franklin street
one hundred eighty five feet, thence
run South 81 feet more or less, to the
lot now owned by E, Strauss, thence
run East one hundred eighty FIVE feet
to Green street, thence run North along
Green street ninety four feet more or
less, to the beginning point, same be-
in the N. E. / of Section 81, Town
9, Range 6 East, in Lee county,
Miss. Together with the appurtenances
and hereditaments thereunto apper-
Dated; 18th day of Sept. 1907.
G. w. LONG, Com.
BOGGAN & LEAKE, Soils.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18
HIGHER PRICES PRoMlsEp.

The prospect for high food
stuffs continues, and with the
early frosts throughout the coun-
try it is now evident that late
corn will be very short and in
some sections an entire failure.
Wheat has advanced beyond the
dollar mark, May selling at LIZ.
Flour will make a sympathetic
movement upward, and prom
ises now to reach the highest
point in several years.
The movement toward higher
prices is not limited to any Sec
ton of the country. Everything
from soap grease to diamonds
has advanced in price and there
is no limit to the mark at which
the necessaries of life may reach.
The beef trust has advanced their
scale, the milkmen are advancing
their prices and doubtless adding
more water; foodstuffs for man
and beast were never higher
since the years Immediately fol-
lowing the war, and still there
is a clamor for more profit by
the men who corner the markets.
Not content with the profits in
cident to legitimate business,
the trusts are every day devils
ing new schemes by which the
man who must buy may be fleec-
ed. Not content with the con-
troll Of the meat supply, it is said
there is a combine Oh by which
the breadstuffs of the country
may also come under the control
of the same trust. With all the
fuss made by the authorities it
seems evident that the men who
form and control the big trusts
are by no means afraid that harm
will come to them or their bus
mess by the enforcement Of the
law. They continue to form and
operate trusts with impunity
and none of them have yet suff-
cred loss in consequence of their
open defiance and violation of
the law. There is a remedy, but
the enforcement Of it is the one
thing needful t, give the people
relief.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18
AN EARLY FROST.

The first frost of the season
in this latitude fell the night Of
the 18th inst. and the following
morning the vegetable world
gave unmistakable evidence of a
visit from ole Jack. Potato
vines, cotton and young corn
were visibly marked. Sunday
night, the 18Th, and Monday
night, the 18th, furnished still
heavier frosts and settled the
question against the maturing of
much of the late cotton and corn
on low lands. That the damage
done is great, no one who has
visited the FIELDS can question.
With the cotton, the unmatured
bolis will stop their growth, and
should they open at all, it will be
in an imperfect condition. The
commercial value of this part of
the crop will be practically moth
ing.
Much of the late corn is seri-
ously hurt and only dry weather
for the next few weeks will save
it to any extent. Wet weather
will put it beyond any value
whatever, and in some cases this
means a total failure.
The frost Saturday night was
one of the earliest for this section.
Many of the weather prophets
predicted it for the time of
the full moon in this month, the
18th inst, but it came ahead of
time. The damage falls heaviest
in the cotton section where the
crop is thirty days late. All es-
Inmates heretofore made must
now be revised to meet the new
conditions. 1t is evident that we
will not have a IL, 900, 600 bale
crop, but Notwithstanding this
there was a slump in the market
of Is points Tuesday. The bears
seem to have the market at their
mercy, regardless Of all unfavor-
able conditions.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18

The strike of the Western I'm
ion telegraphers shows signs of
weakening, and President Small
has stated that he would refer
the question of calling off the
strike to a vote Of the union. The
success Of the strike has been a
question Of doubt since it was
called. There are too many
scabs" willing to take the pla-
ces Of the union men at the pri-
ces paid. and the companies have
not been greatly hampered in
handling the business offered
tkoss.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-18
Notice OF Election.

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the town of Verona haye ordered an
election to be held on the second day OF
November. 1907, at the Mayors office,
for the purpose of submitting to the
qualified electors of the town of Vero-
ma, the question of whether or not they
will vote for the issuance of the school
bonds of said town in the sum of So, 900
for the purpose of erecting a new pub
lie school building in said town.
Notice is hereby given to the quail
flied electors of said town that an cleo
ton will be held at the Mayors office
in said town on the End day of Novem-
Der, 1907, whereat the question of
whether or not the town shall issue
such bonds shall be decided.
&C ARMSTRONG,
w E COFFEE,
R S GIBSON,
Commissioners of Election.
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RATES OF

DISPLAY advertisements at rate of
$1.00 per running il oh per month of
four weeks. Liberia discounts made on
yearly contracts.
Notice of meetings of strictly chart
table organizations will be inserted one
time free; all other notices must be paid
for.
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Petition for Pardon
To the Honorable James X. Vardama

To the Honorable James K. Vardaman,
Governor of the State of Mississippi
Your petitioner, John McAllister,
would most respectfully represent and
show the following state of facts as the
basis of a petition for pardon:
That at the August term 1905 of the
Circuit Court of Lee county, Miss, he
was convicted on a charge of murder
and sentenced to the p%enitentiary for
life. That he was CONVICTED solely on
the testimony of lot of negro witness
es who were totally unreliable and the
undersigned petitioners believe that he
was unjustly convicted and has suffered
unjustly. Premies considered, your petit
toners prays that a pardon be granted
him.
Respectfully submitted. this Aug. 8,
1907. JOHN McALLISTER
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Notice to Teachers and Trustees.

1t was ordered by the County School
Board that all white schools of Lee
county open for the session of 1907 08
on the second Monday in November,
which will be on the 18th.
All colored schools should open the
third Monday, on the 18th.
The length of term will be five months
and longer if the funds will justify. /
will contract with teachers any Satur-
day before the date fixed for the open
ing of schools.
j. N. FRANCIS, Supt
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Commissioners Sale
Mrs. A. V. Raper, ct al. J

NAiS a - AsdPSi, Ct al.
W No. Z4bS
Walter Shelton, ct al.
By virtue of a decree of the Honor
able Chancery Court of Lee County,
State of Mississippi, rendered at the
September Term, A. D., 1907 thereof,
ordering a sale of certain lands men,
toned therein, G. w. Long, the
undersigned appointed commissioner
to execute said decree, will on
Monday November the 4th, 1907 expose
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in front of the Court House
door in the city of Tupelo, Miss, within
the hours prescribed by law, the fol
lowing described lands, being in said
county and State, to-wit:
The West ] of the East ] of the
N. w. ! of Section %, Township 9,
Range 5, E. in Lee County. Miss. To-
gether with the app~urtenances and
Entertainments thereunto appertaining.
Dated, 28th day of Sept. 1907.
G.. w. LONG, Com.
ANDERSON & LONG, Soils. 28-4
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Rev. t. W. Lewis, who was
last year appointed educational
commissioner of Millsaps College
has about completed his task of
raising 800, 900 for the endow-
ment fund of the college.
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Democratic Nominees.

For Trustee of State Penitenti-
airy Northern District,
LEROY T. TAYLOR
For State Senate 80 Senatorial
District,
w. D.. ANDERSON.
For Floater Representative Lee
and Itawamba Counties
w. S. SHEFFIELD
Representative
GEO. H. HILL
F. A. GREEN
Sheriff.
OSCAR T. TRAP,
Chancery Clerk.
NORBIN JONES',
Circuit Clerk
FRANK KINCANNON,
For Tax Assessor
W. r. GARn>==R,
County treasure
JOHN STEPhI 5.
For Superintendent Euu~ alton
E. ?. CLAYTON
County Surveyor
C.. 0. CHERRY,
Coroner and Ranger
r. S. GIBSON
FIRST DISTRICT.
Supervisor
B. F. PARKER,
Justice of Peace
j. H. BUTLER,
c. C. CHRISTOPHER,
Bailiff-
w. L. PARKER,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Supervisor
W. E. MILAN
Justice of Peace
F P. MCNEIL.
F. M. ROPER,
Balllft-
R. A. LOVE,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Supervisor
W. T. POUND
Justice of Peace
G. W. RITTER
ALBERT HALL.
J. B. RAINS.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Supervisor
w. D. MCGAUGHY
Justice of Peace
A c MCVAY.
R. L. COBB
TN LYLE
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Supervisor
MARK E. w
Justice of Peace
GEORGE PETTY
A CURRY.
Bailiff-
J. w. BUTLER,
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Lexington will have an exhi-
bition on the 18th inst. by her
Boys Corn Club and the Girls
Home Culture Club. The exhib-
it's will no doubt prove highly
instructive and profitable to the
wide-awake young people who
visit it as well as to the older
ones. The Corn Club was organ
lied two years ago and each
member strives to increase the
production per acre each year, as
well as to improve the quality.
While nearly the entire South is
engaged in trying to increase
the cotton crop it is well to have
some who realize the value of
corn as a necessary adjunct to
cotton raising and are studying
methods by which it's production
and grade may be improved.
The Girls Home Culture Club
while along different lines, is
worthy of emulation by every
community, and we hope to see
the influence of these Young peo-
pie widen and gather force until
the good effects are felt every
where.
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Nonresident Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Annie Carter, Col defendant.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county Of
Lee, in said State, on the Bird Monday
of March, "A. D., 1908. to defend the
suit in said Court Of Guss Carter for
divorce, wherein you are a defendant.
This rs day of Sept. a.. D., 1907.
G. w. LONG, Clerk
ANDERSON & L0N6, Sol. Of Compt