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The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
Resolutions of Respect.

| On September 23rd, 1903 our lodge
was thrown into deep mourning by the
death of Bro. William Alexander Nc
Canless, who was born in Hardiman
county Tenn. December 28th, 1895
and whereas. -
He came to Tupelo in his prime of
life. and gave the remainder and best
OF his life to our country, making one
OF the first citizens of our city, county.
and state, and whereas,
He>was not a man whose ambitions
were to accumulate the worlds goods.
but to brighten life, instill virtue, plant
honor in every man so as to make all
feel and live upright, true and better,
and whereas,
He was always in the front ranks as
citizen, soldier, a mason and a
christian, as will be shown by his pa
tient, conservative, but just in all his
official acts, brave and cautious as a
soldier which was one of the brightest
and happiest periods of his life, when
he wore the gray in defense of his
country During this service he follow
ed Gen. Bedford Forrest through the
most trying and exciting days of the
war and received a wound near our citv
at Harrisburg, which caused him dailv
pain, and help bring on his death but
through all these long and anxious
years, his obligations as a mason and
his love for his church grew until he
was among us "a giant oak, reaching
out with its shades to protect the poor
and aid the widow and orphan, and
whereas,
We are desirious of showing the
world ard all masons our love and es-
TEEN for so faithful and true a mason:
who was charter member of Tupelo
Lodge No 31S F. and A. masons work.
ing for masonary with all his power
and love since 1869. ever living in the
art of building and adorning the soul
and mind, ever patient under the great
est trials, clean and spotless through
all temptations and leaving the mark
on all his works, therefore be it
Resolved that the Tupelo Lodge No
318 F. and A. masons has in the death
of Bro. w. A. McCanless lost one Of
her oldest and most active members
who not only lived a life to make his in
fluence felt among all masons but man
whose departure will be mourned by our
county and state.
Resolved that his constant fidelity to
dutywas shown in his lodgeeand to meet
and talk with him was to love and ap-
preciate him, and now on the depart OF
his soul we commend his spicit-to God
who gaveit, and that we extend his grief
stricken family and friends our deepest
sympathy, and that copy of these
resolutions be spread on oar minutes,
and one furnished the Journal and fan.
lily.
r. F. ROBERTSON.
Com. w. X. WILSON.
&C. L. RILEY
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20

In referring to the Manltou Comedy
Company which plays weeks engage
ment at the Tupelo Opera House, COM
mencing next Monday night. the Col
umbus Dispatch says, among other nice
things:
1.-The Dispatch does not believe in in
discriminate theaterical criticism, and
makes it rule not to praise inferior or
Indifferent attractions, but it is always
a Pleasure to say nice things about
really meritorous company, and in the
Manitou Comedy Company which Open
ed weeks engagement at the Colum-
bus Theatre Monday night, Manager
Newly has one of the strongest reper-
torire organizations that his visited
this citp in many day.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
W. v. MlTTS LIVERY
STABLE BURNED.

On Tuesday night a few min
utes past seven o'clock the alarm
Of fire was turned on and the
crowd assembled to find that the
livery building of Mr.. Wv. Mitts
was on fire. As soon as possible
the hose was turned on the flames
hut owing to the large quantity
Of hay in which the fire seems,
to have originated and other
combustible material, it was i'm
possible to check the spread of
the fire. The horses on the
ground floor and a number of
vehicles were cotton out by those
| first upon the scene but the
| horses on the second floor, num-
bering three horses and three
ponies, were consumed with the
building.
| The fire, after it had spread over
the Mitts building, threatened
the adjoining building occupied
by Caffee but by heroric efforts
on the part of those on the north
side of the building, the flames
were prevented from going to
the adjoining building.
The first building was badly
scorched and damaged. In the
rear Iverson's shop. the machine
works Of Will Watson and the
Livery Stable of j. M. Lawson
were threatened but the squad
handling the hose succeeded in
keeping the fire from spreading
to any adjacent buildings.
! The stable has just been COM
pleted by Mr.. Mitts who had
spared no pains or expense in
making it a first class livery sta
BILE. 1t was we'll equipped with
! all the coveniences required to
make it comfortable for stock
and its loss is a very heavy one.
In addition to the building,
there were 200 bushels of corn,
2 car loads of hay, about Is vehi-
cles, a large quality of harness
burned.
| Mr.. Mitts' entire loss will be
somewhere between $1,000 and
$8, 900 without any insurance.
This is the second burning Of
his stable within two and one
half years. In the spring of
1906 he was burned out at his old
Istand on Spring street.
The many friends of Mr.. Mitts
greatly deplore the misfortune
that has again come to him. He
takes his loss philosophically,
however. :
/ The loss Of the ponies was a
great sorrow to Mr.. Mitts' little
/ girls, Kathleen and Cleo, and lit
tie Halle Savery to whom the
/ ponies belonged. The little shet-
land Of Halle Savery's had just
been received two days before
from Missouri.
The building occupied by CAT
fee is owned by Sam Carroll.
Mr.. Carroll carried one thousand
dollars.of insurance on the build.
ing. Caffee carried one thousand
of insurance on his stock OF
groceries.
The household effects of Mr.. A,
E. Hindsman, who resides in the
Payne residence were taken ou1
and badly, damaged by being
moved.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
No "a.
\ Strong Appeal for Progress.

"a Otrong appear Tor Progress.
To the Business Men Of Tupelo:
1t is proven fact that no
town or city ever reaches any
marked degree of commercial or
industrial success that sits con-
tentedly with folded hands hop
ing that chance or Providence
may place some advantages in its
reach, regardless of the sluggish,
selfish disposition of the citizens
of said city.
If indications do not count for
naught, this is an age of progress,
thrift, mutual aid and concert Of
action.
If the business men of Tupelo
viii but put half the energy they
are now compelled to individual
ly exert to hold or regain pres
tage as commercial center in an
honest, combined effort to advcr-
tise and improve the advantages
that we have, or should have,
such efforts would undoubtedly
bear fruit.
Let's not allow our narrow,
selfish natures prevent US from
doing our duty. Neither should
we allow our fear lest we help
our neighbor, keep us from doing
all we can to assist in upbuilding
Tupelo, 1t may be true that you
can't do much individually to-
ward this upbuilding yet, your
efforts joined with those of your
fellow townsmen, may result in
bringing about something that
will be of great and lasting ben,
eft to yourself, your neighbor
and city.
The Commercial Club Of Tupelo
has almost every business firm in
the city enrolled as members.
Its purpose is to do something
for the Improvement and employ
ment Of our city and it wants,
asks and expects the hearty CO.
operation of every loyal citizen of
the town to assist in it's efforts.
Not your discouraging insinua-
tions, fort is well known that
mans capability to do harm is of
much greater force than of doing
good; so don'tsay there is no good
results from the business mems
organization; instead,~if you are
capable of generating an idea of
value to the city and community,
just take it with you to the club
meeting and see what your fellow
members think Of that idea; if its
fworth the effort that brought it
forth its merits will be recorized
and appreciated.
It is just a5impossible to have
8 successful, thinking city with
out the. combined support of its
citizens as it is to have a pros
porous business with no longer
energy displa led in it's manage
nent.
There are great advantages
abroad and in reach Of Tupelo
but unless we can expand and
burst assunder the shell OF self
ishness which encompasses us,
and be up and doing. you will
never see other than the disad-
vantages of our city.
The Commercial Club meets
the second and fourth Monday
nights of each month; try to at
tend these meetings regularly
and if the other fellow can't do
any good, throw yourself in the
breach and. in your estimation
at least, make up for his short
comings.
Don't be Decimal all of your
life; do something for Tupelo.
| ENprr@rr> rI,o V,rrr, To11yN,
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
Notice of City Election.

Notice is hereby given thata an elect-
ion will be held at the Mayors Off ce
in the City of Tupelo on Tuesday, the
8th day OF December, for the election
of mayor, five aldermen, a marshal
and tax collector, a treasurer ana city
clerk, at which election all qualified
electors Of the City Of Tupelo will be
entitled to vote,
Given under my hand, this, the 18th
day of November. 1908
w. f. SPARKS,
Election Commissioners Of the City oil
Tupelo.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
Notice to Holder. Of Warehouse Cotton.

Notice to Holders of Warehouse Cotton.
Allparties having cotton in the Farm
er's Union Warehouse at Verona for a
longer term tn..a six months must come
forward and pay the charges to date.
If holder of this cotton desires to list it
to be sold through the Central off ce
thew must come forward and get new
receipts.
Nov. 7th, 1908.
J. D.MALLoRY, Business Mgr.
Verona, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20

Insurance economy is sometimes
practiced by buying a thirty cent kind
for forty-nine cents, when the price of
the best is only fifty. Buy the best and
have continuing indemnity. You get
it from Savery.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20

Round trip to Memphis, Tenn, ac-
count Manufacturing Association on
sale November 14th., 18TH, 18TH, 17th.,
good until November 26th., fare 81 As
via Frisco.
L, w. Mclean, Ticket Agent.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
Thanksgiving Services

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Christian church next Thurs
day morning at IL, o'clock. The SER
mon will be preached by the pastor,
Mr.. Armour. The public is cordially
invited to be present.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20
Honor Roll, Tupelo Graded School.

FIRST GRADE.
Howell Carothers' Kaox Carey
Leonard Godsey Robert Hind5
Waldo Long Cecil Strain
Frank Thomas Carey Sigman
Lena Anderson Kathrine Finley
Daisy Keyes Mildred Lumpkin
Mary McGaughy Edith Perkins
Ruth Rogers Dorothy Strain
Edna SivleY.
SECOND GRADE.
Neeta Hooking Robert Clark
Harvey Keyes Paul Ballard
Mary Topp Mary Pegues
George Farrow Annie Kincannon
James Strain Murphy Thomas
Ward Shumaker Harry Moore.
THIRD GRADE.
Miriam Azwell Made Francis
James Felts, Jr. Moizelle Grider
Lucille Harrison Nell Kincannon
Margaret Long Lois Moore
Blanche Paulk Gayle Rogers
Van Rogers Elizabeth Robins
Jack Shelton Georgia Weaver
Rebecca Wilson Wilma Wooley
FOURTH GRADE.
AWE Kendrick sClayton Mitchenol
Turner Baldwin Oliver Kincannon>
FIFTH GRADE.
Annie Lawson Glenn Ballard
Cary Farrow Ben McWhorter
Willie Joe Rae Herman Trapp
SIXTH GRADE
Nell Robins Kathleen Bonner
J. Robert Brown
SEVENTH GRADE.
Bessie Allen
NINTH GRADE.
Paul Allen
The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-20

Nicely, the jeweler. is still selling
alarm clocks for sl.Oo and $3.50.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Sn0cr sale. - Ter % Sabre
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ter 8arlnno cInlperrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Sine 1yab.Tartic nit N%iuocrniIcn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
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@citcrn TarpInnb GiIenbabn.

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Baltimore Sampf Tnfct 81.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
McrdantS C. dinners transport. So.

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G Itbr Nbetos.
. Tadl Grpuincuee unb bcm Often.
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fir o%enielben 5ug abfabrenoc Sampfer.
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9ten'tuo, Sreitde, 6 llbr gibenoS.
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@cBicr, Scr. 800, YcnnipIpanio. aue.,
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2. 9ienitoo I'M Wonot bel George
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Gnlowin's Tallun prubirt.
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Slll9 nofpl9.
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plub bon Sort Mipcr, no6c Moibings
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Icnte gciommcltcn GriobuuNcn gc-
mOd)t, che cill ncllcr p~orI1liig2r Sing
ongctrctcn miro. Grit nod oieicun
lol Die piii5icllc Yrobe Itnttiiu0cn.