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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-10
DAVIDSON SELECTS MEN
FOR THE WOFF0RD DEBATE
Contest Will BE Held in Charlotte ON
December O-Footbnll Season
Ncnra Closr
rSnecial nj The rimea-nisnateh

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Davidson. N. c.. November 9.--The
preliminary debate for the Davidson
wofford contest was held in the Shear
err Hall Monday night. At that time
two men were chosen. one from each
society. to represent Davidson College
IN the intercollegiate debating contest.
which takes place in Charlotte Decem-
Der 6.
The winners were James Allan, Jr.
Charleston. s. c.. and NJ. s. Huske,
Fayetteville ~ c.
Football.
Davidson has only two more games
to play before the season Is over. The
victory over North Carolina Univer.
sity shows the speed OF the Presbyte.
rian machine. The next game is with
the University of South Carolina. The
last game is with Wake Forest in
Charlotte. Thanksgiving Day.
Tennis.
Kerr Brothers, of Baltimore. won the
tennis championship last week. Craw-
ford. from Rock Hill, S. c.. won singles.
The first game is with the University
of North Carolina. which takes place
on Davidson's court November 81. The
second is with Erskin on the 23d
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observation-disclosures.
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lSpeclai TO me llme5-DlSpatch.1
Alexandria, Va. November ga
pretty wedding was solemnized at st.
Mary's Catholic Church with nup
tial mass at 9 o'clock this morning
when Miss Marie Fannon. eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas j.
Fannon. became the bride Of Frederick
Searle Jackson, the latter of Baltimore
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father II. J; Cutler. pastor. assisted
by Rev. l.. F. Kelly, assistant pastor
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. She was attired in a gown OF
white ivory messaline, with pearl
trimmings. and wore a tulle veil,
caught with orange blossoms. A dla-
mond pin was her only ornament Miss
Helen Smith. Of Baltimore. was maid
of honor. She wore a gown of soft
pink silk and stylish black velvet hat
The best man was w. Z. McDooland, of
Washington. The ushers were j. Pat
terson, Hubert Donnelly and Lee Fan
non, the latter the eldest brother Of
the bride.
Following a wedding breakfast for
the immediate relatives at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 907 Prince
Street Mr. and Mrs. Jackson left for
Northern bridal trip. They will
reside in Baltimore.
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wallcr-Grccnough.

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Alexandria Va, November 9.-St
tonight. the scene of beautiful we'd
ding. when Miss Courtenay Towne
Greenough. daughter of Mrs. John
Hammond Griffith. became the bride of
Wilmer Joyce Waller The bridal
couple entered the church to the
strains Of the wedding march from
Msendelssohn. played by Professor
prottily decorated with palms and pot
ted plants for the occasion. The bride
was given in marriage by her uncle,
Courtney Acton. and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. p. P. Phillips. rec
tor. The bride was becomingly gown
ed in white satin crepe meteor. over
white satin. trimmed with barcheff and
fon, and white tulle veil caught with a
cluster of orange blossoms. Her f1ow-
ers were a shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
The bride was attended by Miss
George McComas French. Miss Euge-
MIA Griffith. sister Of the bride, served
as flower girl.
The bridesmaids were Misses Jean
Lloyd Brent, Mary Windsor Snowden.
Marie Tunstall. of Washington: kathe-
rine Waller. sister of the groom. The
ushers were: Edward S. Fawcett. Con-
rad Johnson. Wallace Lindsay, Jack I.
Ashton. Daingerfield Addison. of Fair
fax, and l.. BENJAMIN Goodrich. of
Washington.
Following the wedding the bridal
party was rendered reception at the
home of the brides grandmother. Mrs.
Richard C. Acton, 906 King Street AZ
terward Mr.. and Mrs. Waller left for
an extended Northern bridal trip They
will upon their return reside in this
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Social and
P er som al

N n Rs 81. CHARLES A. BLANTON. OF
MI oo0 West Grace Street, enter
AVx tained at a handsome reception,
given In her home yesterday
siternoon and evening. in honor OF Miss
mary Mcfaden and Miss Mary irving,
VINO are Miss McFaden's house guests.
,,L stail ana parlor decorations were in
Vii, wife ana green, with massing OF
against palms. In the dining room the
color scheme was developed in yellow
and green
Mrs. Bianton wore blue chiffon cloth.
hand embroidered. over blue satin. and
carried american Beauties
MISS Maru NcFaden had on yellow
marquisette, yelled with white chiffon
and trimmed with pearls and crystuls.
MISS Mary Irving wore white chiffon.
Iand painted in rose sprays over pink
liberty satin, with gold trimmings.
Both young women mad bouquets OF
white and yellow chrysanthcmnrns.
Standing in the receiving line were
Mrs. Thomas Cary johnson, of Union
Theological Seminary. in black Chan
tiily lace, and Miss Lucy Wallace, in
black net over pink satin. Mrs. john
son and Miss Wallace carried chry.
Eanthemums.
The pariors were thronged with
Eichmond society, the reception open
ing the season brilliantly.
Ihe married contingent called dur
Ing the afternoon. and the younse,
came in for the evenings entertain
ment.
Sbnckeiford-Lyne.
At the wedding OF Miss Peachy Cas-
coigne Lyme. daughter OF the late
William II. Lyme and airs. Cassie M1n-
cure Lyme. OF Orange county. TO yir-
Einius Randolph Shackelford. son of
Judge and Mrs. George S. shackeltord.
taking place this evening at o'cioek
in st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Orange, Va. the Rev. Robert S. Carter
will officiate.
Miss Lucy Lawrence Lyme will be
maid OF honor. and Judge George S.
Shackelford the best man. Brides-
maids and sroonsmen Will include
Miss Nell Sutton. Miss Lenore Tinsley.
OF Richmond: Miss Nancy Shackelford,
of Orange, and Katie Hoge. of Rich
mond: A. Stuart Robertson. OF s.aun-
ton: II. Green Shackelford. of Orange.
r. Addison Rennolds and Pleasanton
Conquest. OF Richmond.
The ushers will be Or. L. s. Rick
cts and Jackson Morton, of Orange:
John H. Randolph. OF I.Ynchburg, and
Carl Walker. OF Richmond.
The ribbons will be borne by littie
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LEAVES FREDERICKSBURG.
Rev. John II. ROscbro Accepts Call to
South CnrOllna-Other News.

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Fredericksburg. Va, November e.
Rev. John r. Rosebro has accepted a
call as pastor OF Presbyterian
Church at Whitmire. s. c.. and left
here this week to assume his duties.
His family is now in Baltimore, but
Will join him shortly.
When Sheriff T. 3, Gill, of Caroline
county, went to the Jail Monday night
to give the prisoners their supper. a
German prisoner by the name OF
Bruno slipped by the sheriff and es-
capped through the outer door. 1t was
dark, and the prisoner was soon lost to
sight. being too fleet-footed for the
sheriff. The sheriff has offered a
reward of s25 for his recapture.
Judge a. W. Wallace. of this city,
has been invited by the executive COM
mittee of the Virginia State Bar AS
ISOLATION. to prepare and read paper
before the next annual meeting of the
association, which will be held at Hot
Springs. August s. Q. 10. 1911. Judge
Wallace is requested to select his own
subject
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RETURNS HOME AFTER
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
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Harrisonburg. Va. November o.
Rawley Reedy. the Rockingham far
mer who disappeared so mysteriously
from his home in the Amberley Sec
ton over two months ago. walked into
surprise and Joy of his wife and four
children. On September 2 Reedy start
ed off to his work early In the morn
ing. and was not seen any more after
counties. the telephone and the tele-
graph and the newspapers were kept
busy. After several weeks all hope
was given up, and the wife tried to
console herself as best she could.
Reedy came back. however, "just in
time to Vote" and gave no explana-
tion of his strange action. He said
that he had been working in tan
merry in Bluefield, W. Va.
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Harrlson-Baker.

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fredericksburg, Va, November o.
Gilmore Walker Harrison and Miss
Viola Baker. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Baker, both Of this city were
married here this evening at the home
Henderlite. of the Presbyterian Church.
assisted by Rev. j. r. Jacobs, of the
Methodist Church. performing the GER
emory. The parlors We're handsome
ly decorated for the occasion. Miss
maid of honor. and S. Conway Baker,
Of Washington. was best man A re-
ception followed the ceremony. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Harrison left for
Northern bridal trip. Upon their re-
turn they will reside on Princess Anne
Street, in this city
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Hotel. when Miss Hattie Lyell South
wourth. of Henrico county, became the
bride of Waverly f. Thornhill, OF
performed by Rev. E. II. Rowe. of
Buena Vista. in the presence of a
number of friends and relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Thornhill left on the night
train for Washington, where they will
resife
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Observation-Disclosures.

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Lynchburg. Va, November g.-At
Evergreen. AppomattoX county yes
terday, w. w. Sweeney, of this city
and Miss Massie II. Childress, a young
school teacher Of that county.
were married. They will return here
after a bridal trip to reside.
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THIEVES ENTER GRAVE
AND TAKE vALUABLEs

Danville,. Va. November e.-News
Mountain Hill that the grave Of Mr..
Milan. who died there about year
ago. had been entered by some un-
known persons and several articles of
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value buried with his body had been
nifty is much wrought up over the
occurrence. Details of the grave rob.
berry are meagre, owing to the remote
location
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BOoth-Lea.

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Danville. Va, November 9.--Nliss
Emma Lea, daughter OF. Mr.. and Mrs,
G. A. Lea. and Augustus Arsell Booth,
Baptist Church here this evening al
$3.50 O'clock. The bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Gladys Lea. as
maid OF honor, while Walter Booth OF
Covington, KY, was best man. The
Hicks. An informal reception follow
ed at the home Of the bride on West
Main Street. i
MI and Mrs. Boothtlett later for an
extended wedding tour.
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Mrs. George S. Barnard. of Norfolk,
came to Richmond to attend the Suth-
erland- FIR 'schkorn wedding, and is the
guest of her mother, Mrs irwin Suther-
land, while here.
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joyed by those present. Among the
guests or the club were Mrs. r. w.
E,,oatwright, Mrs. Carlton Jackson,
NE ME-. A nae Hi, Mrs. NJ. p Thomas.
Washington Ball. Mrs George Hovey.
Mrs j. w Wells and Mrs. Willard
sIrs. jackson at Home.
Mrs carlton jackson has issued in
vitsations to reception to be held
TINS afternoon at her home, 1905 West
Venue, for the purpose Of entertain
~ 5ns .hc friends of the Young Woman's
christian Association. Miss McCorkle
end Miss Haley. of Richmond, and
Miss Prentiss Of the Buffalo associa-
ton. will speak.
70 ~, nttend .,ohnson-Phinizy.
Mr and Mrs. Branch Johnson, Miss
Bessie Doyle, Baldwin Myers, Griffith
l1odson and Jack Nash. of Norfolk. will
attend the marriage Of Miss Anne
Phinizy, daughter of AR and Mrs. Bill
iups Phinizy, OF Athens, Ca. to Ham
ceremony to take place in the First
Iresbyterian Church. Of Athens, at
CLOCK this evening, and to be fol-
lowed by q brilliant reception at the
nome OF the brides parents.
Spratley-IinrwoOd.
Mt and Mrs. Daniel S. Harwood. of
100 Floyd Avenue. have issued invita-
tions Tor the approaching marriage of
lnclr daughter. Mary Louise, to Robert
Gordon Spratley, of Petersburg Va
the wedding to be quietly celebrated
on Wednesday. November Is. at the
home of the brides parents. 100 Floyd
Avenue, AMI in the presence of the
relatives Of the bride and groom.
In Honor of Miss HARDWOOD.
Bliss Lucy Beveridge will give a
luncheon a the Country Club to-day
In honor Of Miss Mary Louise HARDWOOD.
whose wedding to Robert Gordon
Spratley of Peters burg Va will take
place November i6.
To the Misses Tyler
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stuart VAL
entine and Miss Valentine have issded
invitations to a reception to be given
the Misses Tyler at their home, $40
90. at 8 O'Clock.
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berkeley Wat
kjns. of Charlottesville, Va, are guests
of Miss Jane Read at Bill East Grace
Street.
DR. George E. Barksdale, who has
TO return to Richmond this week
Mrs Roosevelt Page. of Oakland.
Hanover county, Va, Is visiting cap
tain and Mrs Micajah Woods, of
Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs E. t D. Myers. Of Rich
mond and their daughter. Miss
Frances Myers. who have been the
guests of Mrs. s. MARYLAND Hamilton at
Oak Hill. near Jessup, have returned to
Richmond.
Much TO her regret, and to that of
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the Richmond delegates, Mrs. j. RI.
Timberlake. of Atlee. Va, was by sick.
ness unable to attend the U. D. c. con-
Ark.
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DIR. E. p. McGavock has returned
from a visit to his father. James II.
McGavock, OF Fort Chswell, near
MVtheYille. "a.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Page. Of Oakland.
Hanover county, Va, is visiting cap
tain and Mrs Micajah Woods, of
charlottesville, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Bowling Green, Va, November ga
pretty marriage was celebrated this
evening in the parlora OF the Lawn
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DR. George e. Barksdale, who has
been in Europe since August, expects
TO return TO Richmond this week
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon. Jr.,
Baltimore, are spending some time at
the Hot Springs, Va. Miss susan
Hayes, who has been their guest at
the Homestead, has returned to her
residence PA West Madison street,
Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w lowering, OF
Baltimore, whose marriage took place
last saturday, are spending portion
of their honeymoon at the Virginia
Hot Springs. Mrs. lowering was form
erly Miss Louise w symington.
Sterling Wright and family were
guests of Tom Minor, near owenton,
Va, last week.
DR.. Fl. II. Simmerman is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II, Simmer
man, near Wytheville.
Judge John G. Dew went to King
and Queen county for election day and
TO visit relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. D. Myers. OF Rich
mond. and their daughter. Miss
Frances Myers, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. S. Marland Hamilton at
Oak Hill. near Jessup, have returned to
Richmond.
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In and Out of Town.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Berkeley Wat
Rms. OF charlottesville, Va, are guests
of Miss Jane Read at Bill East Grace
Street.
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Much TO her regret, and to that of
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DR.. J. C. Metcalf. of Richmond Col
lege. addressed the Every Monday
Club Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. Z. Gaines College cam
pus. He told of his travels in Scot
land during the past summer, and
especially OF Edinburgh and its sur
roundings His descriptions of the
castles Of Edinburgh. Hollywood and
Sterling. and OF the Churches of ST
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n n RS. CHARLES A. BLANToN, Of
M goo West Grace street enter
AVl tanned at a handsome reception
given In her home yesterday
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-21
Notice.

State of Mississippi. County of Lee
Board OF Supervisors, October Term.
1910.
To all persons owning or claiming any
interest in lands situated in Yonaba
Creek Bottom, Lee county. Miss.
You are hereby notified that on Sep
TENDER the 9th. 1910. a petition was
filed by j. T. Jewell, Ct al. asking the
Board Of Supervisors to cause a sur
yey of the overlooked and swamp lands
in Yonaba Creek Bottom in Lee county,
Miss, for the purpose of having same
declared into Lower YOnaba Swamp
Land District. under and by virtue of a
provision of Sections 371 to 391, inclu-
sive, of the Code of 1906, and all
amendments thereto; and that, on the
hearing of said petition, j. T. Jewell,
J. S. Parks and D. F. Woods were
oound as Commissioners, who. having
employed w. A. Dozier. Surveyor,
caused a survey of said overlooked and
smamp lands 10 be made, which is now
on file with the Board of Supervisors,
showing the overflowei swamp lands
in said Yonaba Creek Bottom.
You are notified to appear before the
Board of Supervisors
ON TUESDAY NOV. 9Th, 1910,
At the Court House in Tupelo, Mlssis-
sippi. and then and there show cause
why. ii any you can, said petition of
]. T. Jewell, ct al, should not be
granted, and that the lands 81 survey
I'd. plated and mapped by the said
W. A. Dozier, be formally organized
and declared as Lower Yonaba Swamp
Land District.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
lay of October. 1910.
% at. NORBlN JONES. Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-21
Election Officers.

We. the Commissioners Of Election
Ia and for Lee county, Miss hereby
appoint and designate the qualified
! electors named below to hold the cleo
| ton at the several election precincts of
Lee county for q Congressman from
the First Congressional District Of Mis-
s,s-,ppi for the 6lst Congress, and for
l.n. amendments which have been SUBJ
mitt.d to the people on resolutions
passed by the Legislature Of the State
Of Mississippi at its session of 1910,
| amending the Constitution of the State
resolutions. Said election to be held
on Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, the same being the 9Th day
Ut November, 1910, to-wit:
Tupelo-E- M Witherspoon, ticket
commissioner; w f Sparks, d 7 Full
ton. judges; R F Robertson, peace
officer
Belden-J C Barnes. T C; - G Burt,
S H Thomson. j; w = Springer, PO.
M~ooresyille-C w Austin. T G.; J D
McFerrin, L M Helms, j; Will Austin,
r o.
Gilvo-W A Gregory. T C; A G.
Jones, ] 3 Gunter, ]; F E Ballard, Pc.
Eggville--G w Patton, T c; ] b
Hester, L ] Calston, j; JF Culver,
Pc.
Auburn--P B Pound, T C; r A Doty,
H S Lamb, j.; ] B Morgan, Pc.
Verona-C G Armstrong, T C; Dick
Wharton, } D Gregory, J; ] R Bunch,
Pc.
Plantersville-J M Gullett, T C: w
w Wheeler, E B Mabry, j; J M Jones.
Palmetto-A S Tankersly. T C; C W
Malone. G w Wardlow, j; 2 S Howard,
Nettleton-J H Dabbs, T C; L ]
rrapp, T B Smith, j; w D Hairs
ton, P 0.
Shannon-J B Abernethy, T C; D B
McGaughy. w E Riley, J; W Bar
nett, P O.
Ailensburg Frank Monaghan. T Gil
L D Cnogins. G D Edwards, ]; JCI
Adams, P O.
Eucaua-W S Young, T G.; ] S Pierce, |
J E Butler, j; Z N Lyle, P O.
Richmond-Thos Harris, T c.; LG
Akors, J F Priddy. j. b Lesley, P 0.
Baldwin Precinct Henry TisOn.T Gil
J C Bell, J S Bedford, j; r M Majers.
P 0.
Guntown Precinct-C Y Houston. II
G; Robt GambreI. ] D Cox, j; J c Nc
Carthy, T O.
Corona P~recinct-B F Smith, T C; s
W Stokes, J H Wade, j; W L Parker,
O.
Saltillo-P G Wesson, T G; D W
Lynn, Will Tanner, j; w J Wade, Q:
Smiths Store-C E Miller, T C; w
Tanner. w E Miller, ]; w H Payne,
P O.
Unity-W J Lackey, T c; H NJ Gar
ner, Nish Steavens. J;JT Davidson,
P o.
Davis'fStore-L S Livingston, TC;
G w Phillips. Chester Shauds, ]; R J
PO
Bissell Precinct-N. L. Witcher. T.
c.: A. j. Kennedy, Geo. R. Simmons,
J.; J. M. Archer, P. O.
Done at Tupelo. Miss, this the Sd
day of October, 1910.
Signed: ]. r. Frazer,
H. E. Porter,
Tno II prx,von /
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-21
MISSISSIPPI

Mayo, Mary Malone. Ell Morris. E w
McGilI. Margaret Malone. N E Miles.
Lucy Moore, S E Mcdonald, M e Min
ga, Amanda holland, M J Oliver, Mary
w Owen, Sallie Osborne. A Fender
crest. ] E Paquinett, Sallie Pound.
Laura Porter, Martha Powell, Mary
Parish, NJ A Powell. Mary C Payne,
Sarah E Priddy, GA Pearce. Bette
Pratt. M C Rogers, Mary Ramage,
A ] Rhodes, R ] Rogers. E J Riley.
Louise Reed, S L Sandlin. NJ E Sand
ers. Sallie Sowell, Carrie S Shell, N ]
Shelton, M E Shelton, M A Shuttle
worth, J ] Whitaker, E West. Ellen
Whitley, M A White, Carrie Wells.
Mollie Woods, Matilda Watts. j M
Williams, Mandy M White, Mary A
Roberts.
Tupelo, Miss, October 10. 1910.
20 St NORBIN JONES, Clerk.
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NORTH BOUND.
No. 106 Southeastern Limited sos pm
No. 1O4 Frisco Limited. due 1858 am
NO, Acknowledgement ssa mlss,sssRn, DUE l,4s pm
No. 908 Memphis Arrive - $40 am
Accommodation Leave - SIS am
SOUTH BOUNn
No. los Southeastern LIN i ell H. an
No. 1OS N. York Limited, uue- 1886 am
No. GIL Alabama Accom- lilo pm
No. 9O7 Aberdeen Arrive - 9:35 pm
Accommodation Leave - 9.35 pm
One way Colonists tickets on sale via
Frisco Lines to California and North
West on sale daily from August 25th to
September 9th. and Oct. 1st to 18th.
Round trip Homseekers tickets to the
southwest on sale every first and
third Tuesday Of each month. For fur
Their particulars az to rates and schsd-
ules, call on or write.
L. w. MCLEAN. Ticket Agent.
Tupelo. Miss.
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COMBINED o
ARE COMING
The Famous Hagenbeck Animal
Shows and the Great
Wallace Circus.

All the contracts necessary fo'
he ~innumerable details of the ex
libition of a large circus institu
ION have been made for the ear
Y appearance in this city of the
,arl Hagenbeck and Great Wal
ace shows. This is one of the
worlds largest amusement en-
erprises, and because of its pc
.uliar combination it is probably
he most interesting.
1t is advertised by the manage
nent that it is without a peer in
Joint of performance, and it
would seem as if this boast is
justified in a combination which
includes two such shows. The
Wallace show has for years been
'onceded a place in the front
rank Of circuses, and in many
Joints it has been given first
lace. 1t could not be excelled
n its horses, the quality and
completeness of it's equipment OF
he attention given to the numer-
JUS details which are essential
or the production of a perform
ince of unusual merit. Although
Ar. Wallace has always refrained
rom featuring some five-second
let as a thriller. used purely for
advertising purposes, his patrons
rave always found many sur
crises in store, and now he has
come forward with the boss thrill
.r of them all-the trained wild
beasts.
The name of the Carl Hagen
beck Trained Animal shows has
oeen for years without a Compel
itor. The world has never known
but the one really and exclusive
ly animal show, and that was the
one bearing the title of Hagen
and it is the only one that
ever made a world tour with its
wonderful animal actors. When
the combination of the Great
Wallace shows and the Carl Ha-
Animal shows was &C.
complished by Mr.. Wallace, the
amusement world was not sur
prised, as the combination had
predicted. The deal was a
fortunate one for amusement pat
rons, inasmuch as they are now
able to see the two shows for
prices formerly charged
for the one. To enable the
pei of the two ex
hibitions to be given simultane-
ously and without cutting out a
act Of either, has been a
task. but it has been
accomplished, and the result will
be seen when the Hagenbeck-
Wallace Combined shows appear
in Tupelo ON October %.