The Tupelo journal., 1909-07-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryan of Nettle
ton were visitors oTupelo Ae ,terdaY.

ton were visitors to- upelo sterday.
Did you read the padded statement
in last weeks Journal? We may have
| other startling facts for the public. Ee
careful. Insure with Savery.
Miss Margaret Bonner is the guest
relatives in West Point.
Mr., Poets of Brookhaven is now the
| b~ook-keeper at the Bank of Tupelo. He
served the Lincoln Comfy Bank at
| Brookhaven five years ard comes to
Tupelo with the highest Testimonials.
All that can be said in defense of the
buzzard companies doesn't add any
| thing to their strength. They need
money, and it is now in order that their
boosters supply the needful or shut up
| Would't it be a capital idea to donate /
per cent of the money the reputable
| companies are being sued for to help
out the poor birds?- slavery.
Mr.. w. J. Joyner has returned from
| Columbus where he attended the funer-
| al of his neices and their children who
were killed by an M. & O. freight train
| Just outside of the city. The unfortu-
nate accident was one of the most dis
tressing in the history Of railroads
All fire insurance companies are
gamblers. The careful company. with
Its $4,000, 000, bets $50 against $1,000,
! and the reckless company. with its
800. 900, bets $50 against $1,000 that a
| certain building will not burn. Which
| of the gamblers will be out of funds
first? In the above you have a fair il
lustration. Are you reasonable? If
so. you will insure with Sayery's
| Agency.
Charlie Phillips who has served the
Bank of Tupelo for the past several
| years as book-keeper and teller resign,
ed his position with the bank the past
week and left for Sanford, Fla. In
| his new location Mr.. Phillips will en-
| gage in the real estate business and we
are glae to know that his prospects are
hattering for success. No young man
| stood better with his employees here,
| and if close attention to business, hon.
estv and courteous treatment of others
| will win we feel sure that our Young
friend will enjoy a full measure of sue
cess.
Every little town, village and hamlet
has its wise man, man of authority,
who dictates and runs things pretty
much as he pleases, but he amounts to
cipher, IL great big naught, when he
endeavors to make reckless cents con-
quer careful dollars. Such proceedings
have been tried and retired time and
time again, the result in every instance
being the same failure. Insure with
slavery.
Bob Page, the negro who struck Chap
lie Baker in the head with an axe near
Saltillo recently had his preliminary
hearing before Esq, Roper at Saltillo
yesterday morning. Page was granted
bond in the sum of 5000 and-in default
by Deputy Sheriff Witt and placed in
Jail to await the action of the grand
jury.
Long articles in defense of tbs bug
card companies doesn't add anything
to their strength. They need money.
and it is now in order that their
boosters supply the needful or shut up
Wouldn't it be a capital idea to donate
about l per cent, of the money the re
putable companies are being sued for
to help out the poor birds? SLAVERY.
Cut-rate food and careless handling is
not good for the "sick birds" such
treatment hastens death. Give them
some money and pay the adequate rate
that's the remedy. SLAVERY.