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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
100000 FOR GEORGIA.
Government May Pay For Use Of the
state Road After Civil War.


Washington, March l0.-Colons al
Livingston has secured the inclusion
Of the Western and Atlantic railroad
claims In the omnibus claims bill.
This 10 the claim OF the state OF
Georgia against the government for
the use OF the state road during and
after the civil war. Restitution In
the sum of 100000 Is asked, The
claim will be referred to the court Of
claims for adjudication, When that
tribunal passes upon the case the
amount will unQuestlonably be award
ed to Georgia.
BY this item included in the omni
bus bill, Colonel Livingston has as
sured its passage where a separate
claim bill would probably not have
stood the ghost Of show. Members
of the appropriation committee are
pledged to each other TO support the
omnibus measure with their united In
fiuence. The bill will thus have TO
be accepted as a whole or rejected
as a whole when presented 70 the
house
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Described as a'Wasp's Nest

Madrid, March lot developed
here Monday that section of the
Spanish ministry is bitterly opposed
TO King Alfouso's going to Barcelona.
which is described as "wasp's
nest But the king, with a display
OF the old Bourbon courage, has re-
fused to be dlssuaded. He considers
At his duty to so, and IS confident that
his visit to Barcelona will appeal to
the chivalrous spirit OF the Spanish
and have a good effect. A dispatch
has been receiEed here from the Span.
sSh minister to Switzerland saying
that the anarchists OF Geneva have
decreed the death OF King Alfonso and
Premier Maura.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

MOnisSmsfy. Ala March ~. --ths
PrAttyills National banN. 'eeSnsiy h.
eagporatsd BY The secretary of state,
has bsGan business Wtth capital -
90 900 n Nill isaae go ~ IN eur
FSasy batter go n r. IN a hSnfagus
ESE building ,bRt cost g. 900 Ths 81
flssfs are Alien Sorbiast0n. etesi'
aeaf. q. - TtGmas. 'ics presAaont.
AID E1Wara N0FthIaKtoa. cashier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
PRISON A BIG OPIUM DEN.
Nebraska Penitentlary Not Strictly q
Reformatory.

Lincoln, Neb. March 1o,-The Ne
brassa peniteneiary is not reform
atory but huge opium den, according
to DR.. r, Il. Grimm, prison surgeon,
in a report to Governor Sheldon made
public Monday.
DR.. Griffin, who was formerly con
nected with Blackwells prison and
Bellevue hospital, New York. reports
that OF the 44l2 prisoners confined In
the institution, there are between 100
and $50 addicted to the morphine hSb.
n and that morphine Is being regular.
ly supplied 10 the prisoners by out
side persons.
He favOrs the establishment Of strict
quarantine OF the prison as tho only
method OF stamping out tho evil.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
A,ud.nt, hax, Narror aseaps

vi Ps.o. Tea March 10 fire
sG,urduy niEbt destroyed The b',ys'
dornit0ry aasi boarding bouse a. tho
Sew Merloo schnOl ~ agriculture az
Nesira Pan. AMI many sle"gips sia'
dents kAd harrUW sseaps> iiafVuJ
Fof.ytAa. iH charge ~ The aormiI6Fy.
had a narrow ascags 70 asaklaG ne
lsoys saf r~li.rk them Dut u The build
IND % pAu % ~ fdDi ZEN on him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
MESSAGE FROM FLEET.
Wireless Communication for a Distance
Of 1000 Miles.

-
Wireless Communication for q Distance
OF 1000 Miles.
San Francisco. Cal, March 10
The battleship feet came into direct
communication with Mare Island Sun
day, the message being the first this
coast has received from the warships.
Communication was had by wireles
Cor a distance OF 2, 600 miles. the mos
sage being from the battleship Maine
81 Evans feet
Sunday morning the operator at the
wireless station At Mare Island in
responding 10 the call OF his lnstru'
ments was surprised to know that he
was in direct communication with III"
AEaino. Although 2.e00 miles away.
ahe message wab clear.
Marc Island acknowledged the 70
.oaipt, but further communication vas
cut OF On account OF other stations In
esrrupting.
The frst words from the feet an.
ncanoed the death OF Private sam
eel Wagner. marine corps. a native
81 Alabama. who died On FEB. 20 OF
pnsumOaIa. He Was buried a. "a.
TIE wireless communication with
no Maine followed eiOSe.y the re
saIpt 81 ne relay message from the
Connecticut picked up By the 81
+ .a~xaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Was oldss, confsdsrsts Veteran.

Augusta. GA. March 10. At The ara
Of lOS years. Owen Priesssr The old
~, confederate veteran IN the south.
died Saturday hight AZ sAlkohatchis 4.
y. G.. Ills death WAa due 70 an
accident received While he VAS Ocea'
pied 10 raklng strAW. lie fell. break
Ing hs arm. and obs side becAms
paralyE0i Ito lsayea a largo nam
bef of srand and great grandchildren.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Want, 70 Join ProhI Column.

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 10. -
Tho movement for state wide prOhibL
ton was inaugurated in this city on
Sunday when every pulpit In the city
was hlled by an evangelist for the
cause Of temperance brought here by
the antisalooh league The Geld day
closed with a great demonstration In
the auditorium. where George X. stu
art. formerly cOWorker with Sam
lone. preached to an audience Of At
least 1000 persons. Tho vast audi
ence went Wild with enthusiasm and
A sum estimated at SIS. 900 was sub
seribed 10 push the work Of The ten
pcrance league
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
SEIZED BY THE POLICE.
Emma Goldman's Anare histle cireu.
lars Confiseated In ChLeano.

Chicago, March 10, Tho police ar.
rested Emanuel loCbel aged IS, q
garment prrssor, Sunday, Who VAS
discovered distributes some Of Emma
Goldman nnarchisic circulars at
Fourteenth and iIalstcd streets, These
circulars attacked Chicf Shppy for
killing Aycrbuch and demanded hRnt
TO FREQ rpccch Tho police counS.
Gated ,oyeral hundred OF them, After.
wars lOcbcls rooms wore searched
and quantity ~ auarchistlc litcri.
turc found
Assistant lNef Schcttler obtained a
sample ut \,prbuch's handwriting II
corcspuulci IN every particular win
the writing on the envelope contain.
ing the decay letter that thu assassin
hal taken Ia chief Shippy's bousc, In
dloatiuE Lal AycrOuoh had wrIlton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
WENT TO DEATH SMILING.
Remarkable composure Of Italian
Eleetroeuted at Sing Sing. N. Y.

ElGStIOSbhub ~ S''b S''hs 49,
Osining, y. Y. March lO.-Antonio
strollo. an italian, who killed Antonio
Tosellla IN Cortlandt Park. New York
last August. went to his death In the
electric chair at Sing Sing prison on
Monday with a smile after CHEEKY
good bye to those who had been sum
moned 10 witness the execution.
Strollo showed the most extraordin'
airy cOmposure. When he entered
the death chamber with q Hight, sprin-
Ky step, his face was beaRlng and the
smile was never absent for an instant
until his features we're covered by the
tieath helmet.
-Four currents we're made before the
man vas pronounced dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

Chicasp. March 10 --The'stpfs w
Eiobrfs.F. ssgsgty FEARS - a2e. and
bis ulfs Anna. svvsHsJ -evs FEARS II
AZ sers found dead 10 their room ~
ne home ~ ths.s saHghtsT Monday
Death 40 bern esssea ~ aspayIia'
tiOs TIE police ere - ths Sptnioa
that 10 ferrlr 8lseDaraga1 ~ Ne
sot4 % q ~ Ire 4se Nasuf'
aaJ. ~ntsraa iaa . suseiaAi pset.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
WONDERFUL WIRELESS
MssssOs Crossed over Quit, Land and
Many Miles Of Ocean.


Many Miles Of Ocean.
Washington. March 10, -- About thS
last place that tho navy department
etpectc. hear from tho Atlantic
gspt for at least siH months was oa
no Atlantic coast. yot this ID what
has happaned
The navy department Monday FeesiV'
~ a ielsgTaphle message from 80
wireless station A. puHsae0lA which
hal b6gh IN NFact eUmm1Efcai0ts
With the haltleshlp feet, . moat -
markabis performance coRsideFine
that the wireless impulses we're 0bliE'
vi 20 tfaVerHs ths gulf 0f AStioo.
then cross overland Mo stats u Tsu'
A. par, % Mexico and aEaia tFhS'
esss several hundred miles u ocean
mis- particular mospass uss from
Roar Atmlfal Thomas IN eogUinaae Of
mo seo0ad diVt1soa, add vas ~ fol-
bss.
"Gsvs yog asy important sSvs from
hHtnsp'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

ptaSsF Colo March i0.--iiaTFy
Adler. o. Pgsblo. Sts q, Wouaaa SsD'
posed 10 - BIZ vito sege found dead
Saturday 10 foom Ia ike Waldorf b0
tel. thls city HOh SAD beeu 80,
10 aaNsh. FFOu apPsafaEees. y u
bollsfs1 ne pSnas Eiiied .fhs mas
and then 40 haDss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Inn.t4 I'D. - ill., 4.

AHH.t.oa. Ala MsreA 70 n l..
Purek. % Inglsyiiis. Ky eiAAppear.
"a trum a sD,sl sefe TaurHesy wesS-
ting and has ~ bern beard frpp
sisss. He left tAe hotsi % - hNainF
aaA tse theory v tsEt ss has beea
arownea PaDfet eaNe hege . aeFs
a~O % orsa a ss1rs sns 40 seesfSa .
assyear isAse a. : ssilelsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

Chicago. March 10 A score 81 hrs.
men were Injured, taroe DeFbap1 fatal
~. ~ fre eariy Monday vhith do
stroysd Apollo hall. three s'0fy
structure a. zss 2c9 Biae tataBa a'sn.
us. The Gauss Of the Gre Is RHkn0vn.
The total damage Is cstimatod ~ vs.
NHa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
LEFT NEPHEW $4,000, COO.
Secretary Of Y. N. c, A. at WoreeS
ter. Macs, Heir 20 Fortune

Worcester. Mass March 10. John
Dnwcr. secretary ~ the Young Mrn =
Christian association here. has hecn
notified that he IL hclr to forum" ~
1lu.or0.O0 left him by M uncle, Tom
Wallace, who died In Melbourne Aus.
trails. short time ago, Str. DuNcr
lays that be viii not go to Australia
for the money, although he has CiD
ploycd counsel there Ia lOok after bis
iutorcnts
Whether he gets the money or not.
no rays he will pealn the position 40
secretary 81 the local bTsneh ~ tho
association
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
ErpledIna aeIl.r lnIurss ssvst.I.

jennings, Ia March Io,--A steam
boiler operating tho pump IN one OF
the oil wells OF tho tsn0Tie company
exploded Sunday morning. A. Son.
nier. = teamstST. had his cheek bohs
driven 70 the back II his head BY =
fsying piece Of tho boiler and WAS car
ried 10 New Orleans for tTeStmehi.
Several others were Aerioasly hart.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

CAicaGO. March i0.--kbraham y.
Usdeg. forty nine years old. a wig-Da'
ar. Who vas listed on saNVseiOa q
having eoaspircd 10 set Gre 10 tis
homs, committed susoids IL = eel AZ
tAs Rawsaa stIess police s,aiiOu Mon
~ ROrxlaE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
RAPID RISE OF RIVERS
Flood Conditions ID the West
Are Very Bad.
HOMES GIRDLED BY WATER
Many Persons Rendered Homeless and
Churches Being ussd for ehSlt0P..
Financial LosS VIII Reach Many
Thousands Of DollarU.

Detroit, Mich, March 10 FLOOD
conditions werO In nO sCnsaA improved
Sunday In tho districts around Mon.
roe, Albion aud nattlc Greek. In Grand
Rapids tho crest NJ tho 1uod on tho
Grand rivor IL not expected until
We ncstNUy.
In Battle Greek sunday uight one
Thousand homes wcro surrounded by
water aud the Union Congregational
church was put to use "a u shelter
for homccss families, The NAthburn
4 krart Planning mill u brick building.
was undermined and fell into tho Kali
RmaEoo. FironCu whose engines could
got no nNarcr than u quarter u .
mile, fought 0ro Ia The Hood districts
from row beats.
The Grand Trunk railroad has
Abandoned train service through the
city of Hattie Creek
Al Albion. tho Methodist Episcopal
aud rrCsblt,Flan churches wore closed.
they being surrounded with water;
and hvo Htorcs collapsed into the
Kalamazoo river. All stocks we're TO-
moved Ia safety.
Tho Masonic lUtge had rooms ever
tWo ~ the stores and will lose eOpsid-
crably by tho disaster.
Tho total Losses Ut Albion viii
reach 500 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

valpaFRiE0. AagrA 70 a cAltsan
naval Greer has iaSeaiSa q t0rDadr
tsAo vAlcA. sfiAr 0flsiai tFasss vita
ascsi9snt resaIis, the aanlf2lty tEs ~.
aSss saSpsss asoara ~ soEpedo ~
s1nan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

Detroit. Mich. March iO,--Two
liyoh have thus far been lost In the
noodtd streams In lover Mluhigaa
tho past thirIy.aiX hours
AZ MonOe. tho hft0cn ycabOld sou
~ Frnpk puval vas drowned At Unioa
city. Garrett Anderson drove into thu
81 JoAcph river. Whoto bridge had
hecu carried away ~ tho flood and
was drowned
Several othcrs had marrow escapes,
Al Kalamazoo. thd NV landS ara
Hooded AZ Adrian ares In the VII
terwOrts and gaa plants have beca
cxtinsulshsd by the foods
In Bcrrlon oOuaty four bridges have
hscn washed out on the Pvyo Mar
quVtte railroad In fifteen miles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

RAsAsliis 9snh aiess8 81 --iIta
aupgrme cOurt aghsd lha NaEilis
aaase3tisn lsa TfiS ~ tfe9aes
90 sssaees - fba sliy Is 4 scs
trrtinss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
TRIAL OF ALA BEGINS
SiciIian Who Murdered Father
ReinrichS At Denver.
GEFENsE WILL BE INSANITY
Fearing Mob Violence Extra Prseau.
tlens Were Taken BY the Police to
Protect the Prlsonsr--eraln Special.
lists to Testify In the Case.

Denver. Colo. March lO.--Anucl.
patlng the presence OF large crowd
at the opening Of the trial Monday
OF Giuseppe Ala, the Sictlian, VINO,
In cold blood. murdered Father Leo
Heinrichs OF St, Elizabeth church,
while he was giving the sacramcnts on
Sunday, Feb, 23, Sheriii Alexander
Nesbit had stationed deputies along
the walks and In tho entrance ways
leading from the Jail to the courtroom
and also In tae court room Itself
This precaution was taken Ia rus.
trate any attempt at mob violence. a.,
though the officers Of the law did not
really look for any ont5r,ah of this
kind.
Alias case was the hrst on the Grim
mai docket, and Judge Greedy NJ.
whlteford who is tNlpng hi, turn on
the criminal bench. has ordr'rd pros
eut an open panel OF One hundred w
nlremen.
Insanity May De Pea.
II was expected that the defense OF
Attorney Albert II. Wholesome, rep
resenting ALA by appointment OF tho
court would advance the theory ~
IN anity In the hope OF saving tho lie
OF his client, and to be prepared for
combating this defense, the pposccu
ton had summoned eight Of tho most
skllful brain speciahgtb IN tho city 10
be present for the purpose ~ Obsery'
ing the defendant ard Illus be- In read.
iness 20 give expert opinion az TO his
sanity.
The defense has arranged aIsO for
three alienlsts to serve their side.
Attorney Widdccomhc indicated that
ne would mako the question OF pro-
spectIve juTymans allegiance to tho
Roman Catholic falt1 the cause for
challenging BIN as to his qualification
20 serve.
Under Close Guard.
when Ala was taken from tho jail
10 the court house. no was under
guard of sheriff Neshi and four depu
ties. each armed with q brace Of re-
volvers His men had explicit In
Structions 10 keep tho lall ground
Cleared and 10 arrest any ono who
showed any evIdenc" of Intention to
attack tho prisoner or any one thu,
might be trying to stir up the crowd lc
making = demonstration.
Spectators In the court room we're
ordered cloARly scrulnlEed. and Al
suspicious characters were exclude,
from the building.
The trial was eAllri promptly Al II
o'ctoek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
KING IS COURAGEOUS
Alfonso Will Visit Barcelona In
Spite Of Anarchists.
PRECAUTIONS BEING TAKEN
with a Display Of tho Old Bourbon
Courage, Spanish Ruler Is Not To
se DIsscaded from Making Visit to
Alleged tiOtbed Of Anarchy.

Barcelona, March 10.-General Ii.
mares, the captain general of Catalo
MIA, h confident that the visit OF King
Alfonso to Barcelona will pass OF
safely.
General Llnares declares that the
population of this city Is anxious TO
show its loyalty to the king, whose
courage In coming after the repeated
bomb outrages here is greatly admir-
ed. Nevertheless, the captain gener-
~ IL sparing no precautions to safe
guard his majesty. The ofncial pro
gram of the visit has not been allowed
to be printed and the houses along the
streets through which the king is to
pass have been thoroughly searched.
But, in view OF the fact that for
twenty years past, Barcelona has been
q stronghold OF republicanism and the
center OF violent Carlist agitation an
enthusiastic popular reception Is not
expected.
The peril to the king does not come
from the republicans, but from the an
archist wing OF the CarliSts, which Is
conducting campaign OF bomb oper'
ationS as reprisals for the alleged Ill
treatment of their comrades who are
combined In the Mont Juich prison.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
Notice OF Public Work.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors of Lee county Mississippi
will on the first Monday in September
1903, the same being the 7th day of
September 1903, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, in
the city of Tupelo in front of thu Court
House door thereof award the follow
ing public work to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder:
For sanding a levee in Twenty Mile
creek bottom at Boren's bridge on Ma
rietta road.
For building two bridges in Cniwap-
pa bottom on the Shannon and Red
Land road q miles west Of Shannon.
Fer bridge on Okolcna and Tupelo
road one mile south of the Arnold place.
Fer bridge across Chiwappa creek
at Garmon's mill,
Foo a bridge across Garrett Greek
on Blackland and Fulton road near
Jim Williams.
One Bridge over Camp creek on Guu.
town and New. Albany road west of
Camp creek church u miles,
This July the 7th 1903.
NORBIN JONES. Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
- H r=ts
Through Service to "a
Kansas City, No.
TWO DAILY

Both trains carry Observation Sleep
ing Cars and Reclining Chair Cars.
All trains into and out of Kansas City
use OIL-BURNING ENGINES, thus
eliminating smoke and cinders. '.
For further information as to sched-
ules, rates, ETC., ask .r..E .jh
L w MCLEAN, I F. q
icket Agent Frisco. Tupelo, Miss ,
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
DEVICE TO DESTROY BUGS

The following describes a un-
ique and it seems it should be a
practicable way Of catching and
destroying not only moths but
pestiferous bugs and insects of
all kinds that fly at night and
follow the light. A dispatch
from Zetau, Germany, says:
THE Saxon authorize have dis
covered what would seem to be
an excellent method to put an
end to the caterpillar plague
which is having such disastrous
effect On the local forests. They
naoe discovered a notified to
catch the brown nun moths that
lay the eggs from which the cat
erpillars come in enormous
quantities. They max. use of
what they call the electric light
traq. This consists Of two large
and powerful refiectors On the
wooded mountain sides palf a
mile distant. nh results have
been astonishi.a. The moths
drawn by the brilliancy, come
fluttering in thousands along the
broad rays Of light. len they
get within a certain distance Of
the reflectors the exhaust fans
take.up thee work and with Dow
erful curre.I.s of air, swirl them
down into the receptacle. On
the FIST night no less than three
to-, moths were caught"
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
Notice.

The Mississippi Division United
Daughters of the C%onfedracy has es-
tablished a scholarship which covers all
expenses in the Mississippi College,
Clinton, Miss.
The scholarship will be awarded to a
young man of limited means, of good
moral character, who is the son Of a
confederate veteran. and who passes
the best examination for the Freshman
year.
The examination in Supt's office in
Tupelo, August 21-22 on the following
subjects: History, English, Physics,
Latin, Algebra, Plain Geometry.
E. p. CLAYTON
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21

only and final limit Aug. 81, 1903.
Now is your chance to make a trip
cheap. The rates are as cheap as they
will be a a y time this year. Don't
fail to take advantage of this big re-
duction.
For further information in regard to
schedules, etc. phone 149 or 13l, or call
IN or write
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21

EAST BOUND duo
No. 203 N. Orleans Lin. due II. SIS D. m,
No. POS Southeastern Llmtd IL. 35. a. m.
No. POT Aberdeen Ar. 9. 20p. m.
Accommodation Ly. $50 D. m.
No. 211. Mississippi Ar. 11.25 a. m.
Accommodation Lv. 11:35 a. m.
WEST BOUND ''
No. 204 Frisco Limited, due AIS a. m.
No. 206 Southeastern Linn sos .. m.
No. 208 Memphis Ar. $40 a. m.
Accommodation Ly. $40 a. m.
No. 212 Alabama Accom-. 2:15 p.m.
L. w. MCLEAN. Agent. d
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
Bids Wanted On School BUILDING

Sealed Bids will be received by the
Mayor and Aldermen of Verona, Miss.
till 2 O'Clock am Tuesday Aug. 25 1908
For the erection and completion of
two story brick school building accord
ing to plans and specification prepared
BY A. E. Hindsman, Architect, Tupe-
10, Miss. on file in Mayors office at Yer
ona. Miss, or can be seen on applica-
ton to the Architect at Tupelo, Miss.
Approved boai VIII be required of sue
cessful bidder. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. All bids shoul 1
be addressed to J. M. Samples, Mayor,
Verona, Miss. and marked sealed bid on
School Building. Bids solicited.
J. M. SAMPLE, Mayor,
Verona, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
[lg59

Round trip tickets on sale July &c to
August End inclusive to Lebanon, Tenn.
account Cumberland Conference Fare
via Frisco $3.50 good until August
5th.
Round trip rates to Chicago, Ill.,, ac-
count National INDEPENDENCE Party,
tickets on sale July Oath and 25th.
good until July 31st., via Frisco SIT. so.
Round trip rates to Boston, Mass,
account Supreme Lodge K of P. tickets
on sale July 30th, 31st August 1st. End,
3rd and 4th. Stopovers at New York
on return trip allowed. via. Frisco
S41.60.
Through daily service Tupelo to Den
yer and Colorado Springs via Frisco
reduced rates or sale daily good until
October 31st. Don't fail to visit Col
orado this summer.
Homeseekers rates on sale every first
and third Tuesday of each month to all
points in Texas and Oklahoma good
Is days. Also to points in Missouri,
Arkansas, and New and Old Mexico.
For further particulars see
w MCLEAN.
Ticket Agent Frisco.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21
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I'm REliAB BILE.

You want your real estate agent
to be reliable, Naturally.
The man who has charge of
your real estate, and who makes
collections for you or who rents
or sells or buys a place Cor you
MUST be reliable.
want your business! I've had
a world of experience and look
out for your interests as if they
we're mine.
Drop me a line and III come and
talk your business over with you.
w s, POyA:l.
lupSlO, MISS.
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Land for Sale.

will sell 800 acres of my farm on
Mud and Town Creeks, all in bottom
except ABOUT 20 acres A settlements.
2-3 cleared up and in cultivation, two
good wells, lies A miles north Of Tupelo.
sell ] and balance on long terms. Will
sell in small blocks If desired.
inc. Silas Thompson.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-21

See the fine Platt City, Col. geld
ings, fill les and yearlings at Van Mitt'
Sale Stable. Just arrived.