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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-30

wielkle straty poniosf przez spe-
kulacye.
Scranton, Pa, 80 kwietnia. -
w Inkerman W czasie SWAT Wiel
kanocnych grenada pewnych ME
stety polskich robotnikow, popiw-
sly sic, postanowila ukrzyzowac
jednego towarzyszy. Natych-
miast wzieto sic do roboty, zro-
biono krzyz, przemoca powleczo-
no broniacego sic ,,skazanca" /
miano wiasnie wykonac zamiar,
kiedy ma szczescie pojawila sic
policya stanowa. Niedoszli zbrod-
niarze rozbiegli sic ma wszystkie
strony, scigani przez policye; 3ch
Mich schwytano i aresztowano'
Byli to: Charles Gedon, Char
les" Kopolihski Charles" Lo-
morenski. Wczoraj wieczorem
stawali pred sadem; kilku swiad-
kow przez tfomacza skladalo ze-
znania. Ostatecznie Lomorenski
zostal skazany ma zapiacenie S34
koszt6w, jego dwaj wspoiwin-
nj ma zaplacenie po $40 kosztow.
Harrisburg, Pa, 80 kwietnia'-
Ma republikaskiej konwencyi sta
novel, ktora tu wczoraj sic odby-
Ia, ulozono ,platforme" skiadaja-
ca uznanie gospodarce Roosevelt
ia i wogole republikaskiej, i obra-
no delegatow ma konwencye kra-
iowa w Chicago. Obrady dosyc
byly ozywione powodu, ze Je-
dnemu z delegatow chodzilo o
wiaczenie do platformy paragraph
O local option, co mu sic Je-
dnakowoz ME udalo. Delegation
polecono, ably giosy ma konwencyi
oddali senatorowi Philander Cha
Sc Knox jako kandydatowi ma
prezydenta.
New Haven, Conn, 80 kwietnia.
= Ma demokratycznej konwencyi,
ktora tn sic odbyla, obrano dele
gat6w ma konwencye krajowa W
Denver. Komitet rezolucyj ME
chcial poprzet kandydatury Bry-
ana i odnosna rezolucye wniesio-
no przez jednego czionkow, 10
gosami przeciw 13 ma stol polo
zono. Z dwoch delegatow ~at
large" jeden, Alexander Troup z
New Haven, jest przyjacielem O.
sobistym Bryana; IA delegatow
zwyklych, o lie wiadomo, tylko
Jest zwolennikami Bryana.
Burlington, VT, 80 kwietnia.-
Ma stanowej konwencyi republi-
kanskiei obrano delegatow, kto-
rym pozostawiono do wolf oddac
glosy kandydatowi ma prezydenta,
ktorego uznaja "a najstosowniej-
szego. Platforma domaga sic ,,ela-
styczniejszych" pieniedzy obiego-
wych rewizyi taryfy zachowa-
MEM ella ochronnego.
Nowy York, 80 kwietnia. =
Robert Watchorn, dotychczasowy
komisarz imigracyjny, jak slychac
zrezygnuje, azeby objac urzad
szefa owego departamentu W
ministeryum handlu rolnictwa,
kt6ry ma sic zajac wykluczaniem
anarchistow tego kraju. Depar-
lament ten ma dzialac w porozu-
mieniu z rzadami europejskimi.
Nowy York, 80 kwietnia' =
PAM w. E. Corey, domu Ma
belle Gilman, wsiadajac re swym
mezem ma parowiec nDeutsch-
land", ktory ja zawiezie do Eu-
ropy, opowiedziaia reporterom,
ze u1ozyia sic juz artysta ia
mem Reszke o to, IL pod jego kie-
rownictwem wyuczy sic roznych
r6l operowych. Proznowanie jest
dla niej nieznosnem. Pozniej "a
mierza w swoim zamku W pobliizu
Paryza wlasny wybudowac teatr,
najlepsze silly angazowac po-'
swiecic sic zupeinie popieraniu
sztuki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-30
Kronika Chicagoska
NIESZCZESLIWY WYPA-
DEK.

Mlchaf Dougherty, Woznlca "a
trudniony przy stray pozarnei
padl wczoraj ofiara bardzo smut
nego wypadku, kiedy wozem
swym spieszy} wraz ca}em pogo
towiem pozarnem do. jakiegos ma
10 znacznego pozaru. Dougherty
W pedzie chciai pochwycic silniej
lejce, pochylil sic ku MIN, straci{
r6wnowage i spadi wysokiego
kozfa ma dol pod ko}a ciezhego
wozu, kt6re mu przesz}y przez
piersi, gniotac je okropnie. Me
szczesliwego odwieziono W bezna-
dziejnym stanie do szpitala "Pas-
savant," gdzie lekarze ME zywia
nadziei utrzymania go przy zyciu.
Wskutek wypadku tego sploszyiy
sic konie omal ME wpad{y W gro
madke dzieci, wychodzacych ze
szkoly; ma szczescie zdo}a} je
wstrzymac pewien strazak, jadacy
ma wozie.
o PIESKA.
Wzburzajaca scena rozegraia sic
wczoraj W sadie miejskim sedzie-
go Fake, gdzie ma stole sedziego-
jake corpus deficit" = pred
miot sporu, siedziai maly bialy pu-
delek, kt6ry wdzieczy} sic raz po
raz to do sedziego, to cd adwoka-
tow, do swiadkow, a naiwiecej do
malej dziewczynki kaleki, kt6ra z
niemym, bolesnym usmiechem pa
trzyla ma pieska i oczu zen ME
spuszczala. Piesek by} wlasnoscia
dziewczynki, ale pred dwoma la
ty zgubi} sic on ma spacerze od-
tad mala jego pani wciaz "a MIN
teskni1a i p}aka}a. Dziewcze, kt6-
re : jak wspomnielismy = jest
kaleka, poddanem zosta}o operacyi
pred 8 miesiacami, ktora udaia
sic, ale zakl6ciia umysl dziecka.
Pred niewielu dniami dziewczyn-
ke zn6w wywiedziono ma przecha-
dixie i otto zobaczy}a ona swego pu-
delka lima jakas pania. Zawoia-
Ia go, piesek ia pozna} dziecie ME
chcia}o juz oddac go, utrzymujac,
re to jej psina, ma co nova wiasci-
cielka psa zgodzic sic ME chciala.
Sprawe wytoczono pred sad, a gdy
pred trybuna}em staneiy obie
strony, z jednej dziecie kaleka =
chore umys}owo : drugiej zas
stara W psie g}upio zakochana pam
ma, o wyroku ME mog}o bye wat
pliwosci. Gdy nadto lekar malej
Ekbietki = tax sic zowie dziew-
czynka = wyrazi} nadzieje, re
moze powr6t pieska sprowadzi
dziecku polepszenie rozjasnienie
wladz umys}owych = ME pomogly
lzy przyw}ascicielki pudla nieja-
kiej T. Meagher, ktora sic zakli-
nala, ze psa najlepiej zywi}a =
najczulej piesciia, re byl on dla ME
go wiecej, jak dziecko. Sedzia
przyznai pieska chorej dziewczy-
ME, a W podziece cd niej odebrai
hy serdecznej radosci. Mala zwie
sic Elzbieta Loeper j jest zamiesz-
ka}a pn. 245 La Sale ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-30
Telegramy krajowe.

Nowy York, 80 kwietnia. - u
roczystoSci jubileuszowe archidy-
ecezyi nawojorskiej trwaja dalej;
wczoraj w katedrze W czasie ma
bozenstwa spiewal Choir zlozony
1000 dzieci, wybranych z "a
parafij katolickich.
Wieczorem odbylo sic olbrzy-
mie zgromadzenie w przepeinio-
nej hall muzycznej Carnegie. By
ly sedzia Morgan ], O'Brien prze-
wodniczyl, obecnych bylo ma
platformie wielu ksiazat KoScio-
la. Najglowniejszym mowca byl
Kardynai Logue z Irlandyi, ktory
wykazujac rome zalety tego kra-
ju dozwalajacego sic rozwijac ka-
tolicyzmowi tax wspaniale, dowo-
dill zarazem, re jednem z ME
szczesc tego kraju, jednym z po-
wodow wielkiego zepsucia SIERRA
cego sic tutaj, jest niezmierna l.
lose rozwod6w tax 1atwo otrzy-
mywanych. Przemawiali takze
Bourke Cochran, ks. John Della
ney kilku innycn.
Santa Barbara, CAL, SO kwiet-
mia. - Dzisiaj rano wyjezdza
stad eskadra okretow wojennych.
Onegdaj wieczorem wydarzyi
sic tu tragikomiczny epizod. .Dwaj
marynarze weszli wieczorem o 60
dzinie 10 do restauracyi pm 1S1
State str, udekorowanej w festo-
ny, mad ktora powiewala flaga a.
merykanska. Kazali sobie podac
pewne potrawy. Gdy przyszlo do
placenia, zazadano Cd Mich S. o.
burzyio ich to powstala sprzecz-
ka gwaltowna. Nadbrzezna poll
cya nadeszla, a dowiedziawszy
co chodzi i po zeznaniu maryna-
rzy, IL z CORY zaplate sic ME u
mawiali, rozstrzygnela, re zapia-
cic musza. Marynarze zaplacili z
gniewem wyszli, ably opo@ie-
dziec towarzyszom, jak ich wyzy-
skano. Niebawem zebraio sic pod
restauracya okoio 200 marynarzy
z widocznym zamiarem zemszcze-
mia sic. Ale niektorzy mich
zwr6cili uwage ma flage amery-
kanska i dekoracye amerykatl-
skich kolorach. Natychmiast Kill
kunastu zajelo sic ostroznem zdje-
ciem flagi, przyczem inni pozdeJ-
mali czapl1i, i usunieciem dekora-
CYL, poczem grad kamieni posypal
sic ma restauracye, tax, re wszy-
stkie szyby W niej powybijano'
Cleveland, O., 80 kwietnia. =
Wczoraj mieszkahcy miasta Gle
veland po raz pierwszy "a jazde
tramwajowa placili po 3 Gently.
Ale rownoczesnie kompania tram
wajowa sciagnela ma siebie pierw-
sly process o odszkodowanie. Skar-
zacym jest burmistrz przedmie-
scia East Cleveland, ktory utrzy-
mule, re 8 centowa cena jazdy jest
obowiazujacs takze ola tego
przedmiescia. Przeczy temu kom-
pania, a burmistrz W celu sadowe-
90 zalatwienia kwestyi, wsiadi do
tramwaju poza granicami miasta
Cleveland konduktorowi wreczyl
try Gently, ktorych konduktor je-
dnakowoz ME przyjai. Me chcac
zapiacic wiecej, burmistrz zostaa
wyproszony tramwaju natych-
miast wniosi skarge.
Washington SO kwietnia. -
Prezydent przeslal do senatu ma
stepujace mianowania konsulo~
do zatwierdzenia: Julean II. Ar
mold California w Annoy, w Chi
mach; Carl F. Deichman z Mis-
souri,, w Tansui ma Formozie;
Charles E. Eberhardt z Kansas W
Barranquille W Colombo; George
Helmrod z Nebraska W Bernie W
Szwajcaryi.
Nowy York, 8 kwietnia. - O.
negdaj wieczorem zastrzelil sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-30

Rabat, 80 kwietnia. = Wedlug
pewnej pogloski sultan preten-
dent Mulej Hafiz poniosi kleske
i uciekl p6zniej do Tadla, miejsco-
wosci lezacej o 1913 mil W kie-
runku poludniowo zachodnim
cd Fezu. General Pogdani puscii
sic "a MIN w pogoh zabierajac
ze soba 5000 ludzi i piec dial.
Paryz, 80 kwietnia. = Paryski
Temps" publikuje depesze z
Battambang, miejscowoSci w Sya-
mie - wewnatrz francuskiej sfe-
ry dzialania TAME, ze wymienio-
ne miasto dostalo sic ma laske /
nielaske krajowcow, ktorzy sic
zerwali sic do buntu. Europejscy
mieszkahcy W wielkiem So niebez-
pieczenstwie. Wojska bedace do
dyspozycyi, sa "a slabe, ably spro-
STAG temu ruchowi buntownicze-
mu.
Pekin, 80 kwietnia. - Druga
eskadra japonska krazownikow
zawinela wczoraj do portu chin
skiego Ching Wang Tao, W po-
blizu Taku. Admiral Ijuin i vice
admiral Teragaki udali sic wraz
re sztabem do Pekinu. Beda oni
W piatek ii. jutno ma audyencyi
cesarzowej wdowy i cesarza.
Hongkong, 80 kwietnia' - Wi
ce-krol kantonski, ktory sic oba-
via rozruchow Z powodu przyby-
cia tu w odwiedziny japonskiej
floty, zawiadomil konsula japon-
skiego, lepiejby byio, gdyby flo
ia ME przybyla. Konsul zas odpo-
wiedzial, re tylko mniejsze okre-
ty przybija ewentualnie do brze-
gu w Kantonie, re niema obawy
przed jakiemis niepokojami, gdyz
japonscy zaglarze udadza sic do
miasta pod eskorta wojska chin
skiego.
Londyn, 80 kwiethia. = Podlug
4pewnej depeszy ESzangaja do
Morning Post" Rad chinski "a
mierza wzmocnic swa flote Przez
try move eskadry po jednym o.
krecie wojennym kilku KRAKOW
nikach.
Londyn, 80 kwietnia' = Ba-
wiacy tu "a interesami pewien
Dunczyk, Hans Knudsen, oglasza,
re zrobil wynalazek, ktory umo-
zliwi "a pomoca fal elektrycznych
wysylanych Londynu bez po-
srednictwa drutu, poruszac IVY
czajna linotypowa maszyne ze--
cerska w Paryzu. Niebawem od-
bedzie sic W Paryzu pierwsze do
swadczenie publiczne z tym wy
nalazkiem. Wynalazca oswiadcza
dalej, re w ten sposob MONA zlo-
zyc 5000 slow ma godzine.
Petersburg, 80 kwietnia. - w
przyszlym tygodniu odbeda sic
tu zaslubiny szwedzkiego ksiecia
Wilhelma wielka ksiezna Marya
Pawlowna. Ojciec pana mlodego,
krol szwedzki Gustav ma Juz
dzisiaj przybyc do Rewla, gdzie
sic spotka wielkim ksieciem
Michalem Aleksandrowiczem, bra
tenn cara ojcem narzeczonej. Ce-
remonia slubna dokonana bedzie
wedlug rytuaiu koScioia prawo-
slawnego i luterahskiego. Me po-
daja dokladnego programu roz-
maitych uroczystosci weselnych,
poniewaz mogliby tego skorzy
STAG terorysci, by wykonac "a
mach ma cara jego gosci.
Berlin, 80 kwietnia. = Dwaj
majtkowie z okretu wojennego
,Elsass" stracili zycie, szesciu
innych odnioslo pokaleczenia
wskutek eksplozyi podlozonej mi
n.y.. Wybrali sic oni wszyscy W
lodzi, azeby usunac zawady ma
wodzie, przeszkadzajace w cwi-
czeniach, gdy nagle nina eksplo-
dowala pred czasem, powodujac
wyzej podane nieszczescie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-30
Bunt W francushch pOsiadlosciach W Syamie.
Japuisey admraEOWls na audysney essarzowej chhske
zASLUBINY MA DIVORCE PETERsBURsKIM.
Prymas Irlandyi ma zgromadzenu publicznem
w Nowym Yorku.
Zemsta marynarzy Santa Barbara, Cal.

Klopoty Cleveland, O-NOWe kOhweh
eve sanOwe republkanse demOkratycne WyDryk zDrO-
Pa. Department. Wykluczania
anarchist6yv. Fantazya amerykahskiej mllonerki
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
The Ramage-Milburn Wedding on
Wednesday Evening.

An interesting event of the week and
one that added to its social brightness
was the marriage of Miss Ruby Ram
age to Mr.. Frank William Milbourn,
OF Lexington, KY. which was celebra-
ted at the First Presbyterian Church
on the evening of Wednesday.
The decorations were artistic and
very effectivein design, with variety
OF ferns, palms the rich, dark green OF
southern magnolia boughs, and here
and there its fragrant blossum. chiefly
IN favor. Streamers of white tulIe.
alternating with garlands of rose-col.
ereo RIBBON were gracefully arranged
from CHOIR rail to the center of the semi
circular rostrum. and the two tones
were again pretty introduced in the
fosettes and great bows that confined
the streamers. Just before the hour
appointed for the ceremony an attract
I've musical program was given
mrs: Battle K. Sessumssand Mrs. J..
W. Albright whose lyric soprano is
clear and pure in quality, contributing
alike to its charm
Mendelssohn' wedding march an
nounced the bridal party. The ushers,
Mr.. Saunders Bradford, Mrs. Ira Lee
CASTOR; Mr.. Henry Sherrod and Mr..
Robert Hairston, were followed bv the
bridesmaids, Miss Modeska Kirksev,
Miss Jean Oliver, the matron of hon
or, MtS. William McKinnie, and the
groomsmen, Mr. Jamie Billups, Mr.
5. w. Greenland, Mr.. Eugene Skill
lern, who came down opposite aisles,
Miss Ramage entered with her sister
Miss Laura Mae Ramage, Mr.. Milbourn
with his best man, Mr.. Holly Hatcher.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white net of chiffon and taffeta, with
trimmings Of IRISH lace, and looking
charming in the complete costume,
with veil of of illusion and shower.
bouquet of white roses.
The ceremony was performed by the
ReY. j. j. Hill. and as occasional
the Lohengrin march was played. At
terward the wedding party was delight
fully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
age at their home on Fifth street.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Melbourne left for visit to Atlantic
City and other eastern resorts.
The above account of the marriage
of Miss Ruby Ramage from the Col
umbus Dispatch will be of interest to
the many friends of the bride here.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26

The many friends of Mrs. Read, Mrs.
Funk and Mrs. DeArnold deeply SYM
pathize with them in the death of their
mother, Mrs. Mary Hopwood, who died
very suddenly Thursday afternoon the
18th inst. Mrs. Hopwood had been in
her usual good health but very soon af-
ter dinner she was taken suddenly i'll
and expired within short time. Mrs.
Hopwood was a noble christian woman
and member of the Methodist church
here. She was native of Louisville,
KY, where she resided until she came
to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Read. Her life was filled with all
the christian virtues and in her death
the family have suffered an irrepair-
able loss,
The funeral services were conducted
from the Hotel parlors by Rev. J. H.
Felts assisted by Rev. A. J. Preston.
The body was carried to Louisville,
KY. for interment, accompanied by
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Willie
DeArnold.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
John McGaughey.

At the home of his niece, Mrs. Car
teemster, In Nettleton, Mr.. John Nc.
Gaughy quietly passed away on Thurs
day 18th inst For the past several
years Mr.. McGaughy has been in de.
Ginning health and gradually sank unit
the end came.
John McGaughey was for many wears
conspicuous figue in the country and
was man that counted his friends by
the number of his acquaintance. In
all the relationships of life he had a
conscientious regard forduty and lived
up to the golden rule. He was for
many years a faithful and deyout mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church and
took a leading part in all Of the affairs
OF the church. AS a citizen he was pub
lie spirited as a neighbor he was kind
and always considerable and in the fam
lily circle he was affectionate and deyot-
ed. He was never married but made
his home with his brother, the late W.
H. McGaughey.
The burial took place at Union Gem
every where his many friends assem-
bled to pay their last tribute of love and
respect. In his death one of Gods
noblemen has passed away. Peace to
his ashes.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
Miss Lila Daughtery.

Miss Lille Daugherty passed away
Saturday night at O'Clock at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Daugherty in South Moultrie. Miss
Daugherty was victim to tuberculos-
is. having contracted that disease in
Alabama about three year ago.
Through having suffered much she
was always cheerful and in good spir-
its and never gave up until the last.
She was out riding just few DAYS be-
fore her death. A change, however
for the worse came Saturday and she
gradually sank until the end came.
The funeral occurred yesterday af-
ternoon from the family residence.
The services were conducted by her
pastor, Rev. Carl Minor, who made a
touching talk and paid high tribute to
the beautiful lite she had led.
The remains were laid away in the
city cemetery The funeral was atten-
ded by large number of loving friends
-Moultrie (Ga.) Observer.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
Mrs. Mary Allen Hopwood

The death Angel has again visited
our town, and this time it was to sum-
mons home one who, like the Apostle
John, had simply mellowed into old
age, and sat calmly and serenely await
ing that summons. The death Of Mrs.
Mary Allen Hopwood, which occurred
at the Hotel Read on June Is, at A y.
m, came as surprise and shock to our
community. While it was generally
known that Mrs. Hopwood had been in
feeble health for the past three years,
her serious illness was of few hours
duration only. She was taken sudden
ly i'll at noon on Jnne IS, and at A p.m
of that same Gay her pure soul took It's
flight to that City which hath no need
of the sun. neither of the moon to shine
in it: for the glory of God doth tighten
it, and the Lamb is the light thereof"
to that City mhere there shall be nc
nor any more pain. Amen! and amenp'
Three daughters were at the bedside
of Mrs. Hopmood when the end came
Mrs. John G. Read and Mrs. Jake
Funk, of Tupelo, and Mrs. w. c.
Slaughter of Atlanta, Ga. For the
past six years she had made her home
in Tupelo with her daughter, Mrs. John
c. Read, making visits each year to her
children living elsewhere. She was
born at Lexington, KY. in 1888 and was
and was married to George B. Hop.
wood in Louisville in 1851, and in that
city she resided and reared her family
being the mother of 10 children, six Of
| whom-five daughters and one SON
survive to mourn her death.
For more than 40 years Mrs. Hopwoo(
was devout and consistent member Of
the Methodist church, having reared
her children under the discipline ant
tenets of that faith. She loved he
church, its doctrine, history and polity
and the strength of her Christian wo
manhood is exemplified in the lives o
her daughters, who are so well known
and appreciated in our town.
| The funeral services were conducted
from Hotel Read at 80 on June 19tl
by Rev. ]. H. Felts. pastor of tn
Methodist church. A large crowd wa
in attendance, and many beautiful flo
raj offerings evidenced the high esteem
of the community at large for the de
ceased and her family. The remain
were carried to Louisville, KY. and lai,
to rest by the side of her husband VII
had preceded her home &c wears ago
Fifteen years ago the oldest daughte
of Mrs. Hopwood, Mrs John G.. Read
and her husband came to Tupelo t.
live, and off and on since that time sew
eral Of her other children have residet
here. No better family of people ha
ever resided in our community, and on
of the most marked characteristics @
said family, is their intense devotion t.
each other; and now at this time of sor
row when the best earthly friend hat
to be bourne away, back to the old HON
in Louisville KY, and laid to rest, W
know how the hearts of these uevote'
children are torn and bleeding and W
pray that our loving heav emily fathe
may bind up their bruised and brokel
hearts as He alone can. +
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
Concerning our Friends and Neighbors, What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking, Where they are
Going and When they are Coming.

The sad intelligence of the death of
Earline Turner of Auburn was received
here Wednesday afternoon. He had
been at work in the field and went to
the house about nine O'Clock to get
water, at that time he was complain
ing of headache but returned to his
work. At noon he did not come to the
house and some one went for him..
Not being found, search was made and
his body was found in a ditch where it
is supposed he went to seek relief by
bathing his face and head Earle
Turner was splendid young man and
his unfortunate death is the source of
much regret by his many friends. He
was Young man of many noble quail
tiles and his death is great sorrow to
his many friends.
Office of
Bridges, West & Co.
General Supply Merchants and
Cotton Buyers
Norwood, La. Az, 1908.
M. K. Sehilling & Co.
New Orleans, La.
D ear Sirs:
With reference to your Mercutol beg
to state that last summer | had horse
with well developed case of Ringbone
and after experimenting with two 9th.
er SPAWN remedies | finally began the
use of Mercutol anc after using three
bottles the horse was completely cureC
and cheerfully recommend Mercuto
to anyone for this malady.
Yours truly,
j. II. SEBASTIAN
(Mr. Sebastian is one OF the buyers fol-
the above firm)
The Fortnightly Matinee Club hele
its last regular meeting for the year al
the hospitable home of Mrs. Duncan
on June IL. After the reading of the
minutes the three following ladies were
UNANIMOUSLY elected to membership il
the Club Mrs. Walter Reeves. Mrs
Guy Mitchell and Mrs. Wilder Trice
Mrs. Harris in few we'll chosen an(
gracious words, expressed her appre
cation of the cor poration of the Club.
and especially Of the program commit
tee, in the years work. Miss Clara
| Topp gave great pleasure to the Clul
by a beautiful and we'll rendered solo
and as fitting end to our study O.
ShaheopedIS MIS-. EaSley talked de
llgbtfuHy Of her trip to Stratford illus
tratlng her remarks with pictures ant
souvenirs. Delicious refreshment.
were served accompanied by the swee
strains of music from a Victor machine
The following guests were present
Mesdames Easley, Berkeley, Boyle, Mi
lam and Hood. and Misses Clara ant
Katie Topp and Miss McCanles ~
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26

Mrs. Brooks Marmon entertained
Delightfully."- with linen shower on
last Friday in compliment to Miss
Emma Armop. The parlor and hall
were prettily decorated for the occas-
ion in the bridal colors, green and
white. A number of young ladies,
charmingly gowned were present. Miss
Armor was led to the seat of honor
which was covered in white and
banked in white chrysanthemums. A
dainty Miss entered carrying wat
ering pot covered in white and filled to
overflowing with dainty linens which
were showered upon the queenly bride
elect. After the Shower" Mrs.
Mccall delighted those present by re-
citing my Ships Come Home" The
guests were then invited into the din
ing room where toasts were drunk af-
ter which delicious cream and cake
were served.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
Baptist Church.

Sabbath School $50 A. M.
Preaching by the pastor at II A. M.
No preaching Sunday Night as the
pastor will be gone to the Encampment
at Blue Mountain.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26
SAY, HAVE YOU SEEN
THAT POLICY?

Really it's wonder!
| am writing a life insurance
policy that beats the world for
liberality of terms and for gen
al superiority of provisions.
See me if you want to have a
life insurance policy that repre-
sents the "most for your mo-
ney."
w. S. POvALL.
Tupelo, Miss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07
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