The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-23
You will BE- pleased with the beautiful
china at Neely's.

Oh Will De pleased with the DeauClIui
china at Neely's.
FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished
room in private family, Box POI
On last Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
of Memphis and Miss Carrie Rodgers of
Rev. A. j. Preston. The young couple
the county, Mr.. Morrison's father also
and are receiving congratulations and
best wishes from their many fiends.
Elsewhere we publish a letter by re-
quest from William Jennings Bryan to
Mr.. V. c.. KincannOn, member of the
democratic state committee, in which
Mr.. Bryan urges all democrats to turn
out and vote on November. AS well
said in his letter every vote IN the
south will add to the popular vote in
the nation, and this aids in making a
popular majority. Besides a big vote
in the south will to extent shut off the
argument used against us by these re-
publicanS VINO are trying to cut down
southern representation in Congress.
Come by Nee.y'5 and look a i his en-
tirely new line OF silver.
FOR RENr-Three c~oanectin room;
suitable for light housekeeping. APP
ply to,
MRS. VAN MITTS.
In another column in this issue of the
journal Is reproduced a telegram to
Brooks Marmon of Tupelo from the
manager of The New York Mutual Life
Insurance Company informing him of
the fact tina: of all their field men in
the united States, ne stands third In
the list of those showing increase in
business in their territosy. MIR, Mar
mon is highly pleased at this showing,
as he has d right to be, andhis numer-
Gus friends will feel gratified at his
success.
One of Neely's silver purses would
make any ladies heart glad.
Have you seer the silver tea and cof-
fee sets at Nicely the jewelers..
LOST One pocket book on Saturday
Otc, 18th, on the road from Garmons
mill to Tupelo containing S25. 90 in
money, one $1,000 bill and three fves
also M $40, 90 confederate bill, and one
due bill for $13.65 made to Willis Scott
by d. E. Scott also a stamp book. ANY
one finding and returning same, or CIV
ing any information that will lead to
the discovery of it will be handsomely
rewarded and much appreciated.
w. A. SCOTT, Bevill Hotel.
Tupelo, Miss.
Nicely, the jeweler, will make you
special prices in bracelets and belt
pins.
The "Old Deestrik Skule" was pre-
sented at the opera house Monday
night under the auspices Of the ladies
of the Episcopal congregation. The
| selection of home talent was admirable
and each filled to the letter the part
assigned them. The house was a good
one and Melted the neat sum of fifty
dollars. which will go to augment the
fund being raised to erect an Episcopal
| church. The occasion was one that fur
| nished amusement out of the ordinary
line and was highly enjoyable to all.
The little son of Tom Evans was run
over by a wheel of a wagon loaded with
cotton driven by Mr.. David Evans,
grandfather of the little fellow near
Plantersville last week. When Mr..
Evans drove up his little grandchildren
ran out to beg a ride. He stopped the
wagon and told them all to get away
from the wheels and out OF danger.
He started the horses to pull up a wa
gon length, when the youngest little
fellow about three years old ran under
| wagon and was knocked down by the
wheel. He sustained a fracture of the
leg neal the thigh and was reported do
ing well at last accounts. The accident
is the SQUIRE of deep regret by the aged
grandfather, who deplores the unfor-
tunate accident more than anyone.