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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
Real estate for Aale

FOR SALE On EXCHANGE FOR CRY
property. u nice farm OF 50 acres:
new seven-room house, Wide nails
and porohes stable for ten head; ali
buildings new; five minutes walk
to car line; eight miles from city. on
pike; elegant netghborhood. Address
va
A VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER.
centrally located. for sale; q quick
and big future; on easy payments
See AMOS & PO1NDE&TER ITO Il;
Main Street
FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
X overlooking Fortress Monroe, IIamp-
ton Roads; boatins. bathing. fishing:
large lawn. shade trees; two ininutes'
walk4to car. For. further information
address S. II. W., caro- Postmaster,
Buckroe. Va.
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Zeal estate for Nent.

FOR RENT. s0l PARK sTREET7,, FURs
nished, from June 10 to September
]. at $40 per month. Call or address
above nuIflher. -. NJ. III II n
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QManten.

CQanffu.
DCLLARs AND SENSE OBTAINED ~
thorough course of bookkeeping.
stenography or English at the MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. GENTLE HORSE FOR DE
Livery wagon, GIVE age. and price l.
l22. care Times Dispatch.
of every descriptien bought at full,
value CLARENCE COSBY, 1874 10
Cary 81. Phone Madison s6a6.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE.
bold goods In any qualify. Phone
Madison 1881.
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN of GOOD
character TO learn tho automobile
business. We must have between
NIFTY and seventy-five men for our
factory connections within the nexi
(, three months, and We Will allow men
/. who can furnish reference 10 pay a
part OF the cost OF learning out OF
q their first months salary. Mir. C. w.
EeAmans. elS West Broad. Richmond,
Va, no. longer connected with this
institution.tF For all Information ad-
dress communications direct to Wash
ms Dept. 1905 Fourteenth Street. n
W. Washington, d. C. 5.7.l55lt
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GOOD POSITIONS IN STORE FOR
qualified bookkeepers and stenogra-
piers. Our specially & is training
Special reduced tuition rates now in
effect. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE.
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Pursuant to q decree of the Law and
Equity Court for the city OF Rlchmend,
OF Evangelist II. jackson vs. Rabeeca
Ann Clay, Love jackson. In her own
right and rs admlnistratrlX Of BRANCH
sackIson deceased, VII sell by public
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Z. 1911.
the real estate above referred to: i5
% At 500 o'clock r. NJ. ! will sell
that good frame dwelling, being house
and ar, lot IN the ely Of RlehImond, va.
lot fronting 80 feet on north side, OF
Leigh Street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets. and running back
100 feet In depth, s3f
sell a vacant lot situated between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets. In The
city OF Richmond. Va, froIfting "a feet
Eleventh street to an alley running in
the rear OF the property OF sutton
Walsh and others, and running back
on. the east by Eleventh street. and
being, part OF lot Sla in the plan OF
tho city Of Richmond. Ia
600 o'clock F. NJ, will sell lot In
city limits, fronting 20 feet on Fair
1853 feet to the mIddle OF a ditch ana
branch. d!
I. This property. being sold for the
division Of the estate. will paywcll
as an investment, or SO that people of
limitnd means can secure sites for
homes. Isl
TERMS: Cash.
]. HENRY 4CRUTCHFIELD.
Special Csmmiss Ioner.
While the terms are cash, liberal
- ~ JOHN II. RRAxroN.
Auotionesr.
hereby certify that the bond rec
CURED OF the aforesaid commissioners
has been duly given.
P. P. WINSTON, Clerk
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THE ANNUAL MEETING q or 4 TIE
stockholders OF the Southern Stock
Yards Corporation will be hsld, 9 [
the Offices OF the company. on West
Broad Street, on MONDAY. June the
12th. az 10 O'clock A. NJ
T. A. 1SMYTFf, W
seoratary and Treasurer.
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Greater Nichnond'n Greutcst Newspaper
GlR Gimsg gskgIp Digpatrf.
GREATEsT WANT AND REAL Es-
g 4 TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF TILE best IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect Juno II. 1911.

In Effect Juno H. 1871
Daily. one cent per word when paid
In advance. No Al. taken for less thun
ten cents.
# One ana one-haif cent? q word NIL
clnHsihcntions except situation Wanted
for sunday. Situation Wanted one cent
word. No AID. sunday taIsen for less
thsn hftecn cents.
. NO Ads. tniten for less thna twenty
i've cents when phoncd In or charged
at the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
Classification not guaranteed inter
Di30 T.. NJ,
For bunincsn contracts send for tile
want Ad. Mani phone Monroe 1.
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BY John Fl. RraXton,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1911, III

7 COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
REAL ESTATE-FIRST, FRAME
DWELLING. NO. 1915 EAST LEIGH
STREET.; SECOND, VACANT LOT,
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEv.
ENTH STREETS, ON AN " ALLEY
EXTENDING lis FEET FROM
ELEY ENTH STREET; THIRD, VA.
CANT LOT IN TIE COUNTY OBJ
UENRICO. VA, ON FAIRFIELD
STREET. NEAR THE CITY LIMITS
AT AUCTION "a n
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For @aIe.

FOR WAGONS, GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. els Brook Avenue.
l BEAMS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL
steel furnished, cut and drlilnd to
order; reasonable prioes; quick de-
livery. Phone Madison 1895
CLARENCE COSBY, 1923 East Cary
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Auftion @aIes. Tbt8 Zap. !
auction SALE.
Refused, Unclaimed ,:l,li nd
Wrecked Freight, an d
Unclaimed Baggage.


BAGGAGE.-Comme OF 10 A.
NJ. we will sell about 325 pieces of
unclaimed baggage. consisting OF
trunks. suit cases. grips, umbrellas and
many other articles.
FREIG HT.-Immed after sale
OF the above baggage. we will offer
or OF p rsT,ssd iargG an, and attractive lot
freight Among other things. shoes,
Clothing. Notions. Dry Goods. Gror
Geries. Furniture. Flour, Stock Food,
Drugs. Hardware. Glassware, Crock,
cry, and many other articles of mis-.
ceifaneouS mercha ndise.
Public requested to attend Ladies'
Invited. Elevated seats provided for
their accommodation -
OVER WAREHOUSE, Seventeenth and
Marshall Streets,
Tuesday. June 6, 10 A. M.
The Chesapeake and Ohio R'y. CO.,
Richmond Va
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f.
KNOWN AS MOUNT BgNARD.p
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER, NEAR
MAIDENs. IN THE COUNTY OF
GooCHLAND. VA, AND CONTAIN
ING 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
B VIRTUE OF a certain deed OF trust
70 the updersigned trustees, dated May
office OF the Circuit Court Of Gooche
land county, Va. In Deep Book No. Sc.
page 4S9, default having oeen made.
and peing required so to do by the ben,
premises. on M -
FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1911.
the above well-known farm, known as
contains about 500 acres part Of same
pei1g In low grounds and pnrt high
IA nd. Inc improvements consist of a
brick dwelling house OF six or eight
rooms and the usunt outbuiidlDgs
TERMS; Cash sufficient to pay the
costs and expenses of executing this
trust, including a trustea's commits
aEce premiums ,unpaid at the nnt Tina rnsu a.
sale of said zeal estate, and also a
ra table proportion OF the taxes for the
year 1911, aHd g note. for $500 and In
terest on sal me from May 4, 1911 to day
Pr sale: also note for. *i,eSs.66 and
interest on same from May 4. i8II. 10
gay Gay s Of sale. and credit as to note
tof Sluus UuS Nlay 4, l0iS, ana credit
as to a note for 500, due May 4,1s1s.
and credit as 10 note for 81 ,666. Sc,
due May 4. 1919; balance In two equal
instruments from day of sale for notes
with interest added payable respec,
lively on May 1, 1914, and May A. 1915.
and secured by deed OF trust on said
real estate. or for all cash as to said
reoidue, at the option OF the purchaser,
L. W. NIcVEISH.
". P. eLINN.
Trustees
McVEIGH & GLINN. Auctioneers,
BY Pollard 8 Bagby. :
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE CORNER LOT. CHURCH
HILL. KNOWN As NO: $40 NORTH
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET. 9th
AND "M''). lx132.
We viii sell ct ouctIon, on the wem-
ises,
THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1911,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ,
the sbeve mentioned desirable corner
property. improvements consist OF
good, old-style. seven-room brick
house and store In rear, fronting ON
IN" Street 1t ls seldom that good
corner property Is on the market al a
reasonable price; so come and get a
POLLARD & BAGHY.
Auctloneers
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AUTO sCHOoL.--olDEsI, LARGEST
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school in this section,
open day and HtEht the year around.
Can and sse for yourself, Our sat-
Ii RicHMoNeb AUToMoB ua e scHoof.
BIS w. Broad Street f.
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prepare for tiremen, about 500
monthly, apd brakemen. $50. on near
BY railroads: experience unnecessary:
no strike, Positions guaranteed CONF
" State age and physical condition.
send stamp, RAILWAY ED. ASSN,
care Times DiSpe tch y
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Anftton AaIe8. Ubis Bap
TUESDAY. JUNE Q, 1911, !.

TUESDAY. JUNE Q, 1911,
1880 P. n.
First. We will offer for sale that de-
sirable lot on the north side OF Hull
street.. between Second and Third
streets; size. l3.3x165.s feet.
Desirable. lot on the north side Of Hull
Street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, beginning 80 feet from Fourth
The above mentioned properties are
9nered for sale. and should be excel
lent investments. The new Mayo's
desirable for busineas purposes. If
you want an Al opportunity, come to
this sale III -
TERMS: Announced at sale.
GoLSAN & NASH.
Aucttoneers
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@uallIeas OPPORTUNITIES.

WE. CAN REPafR YoGR A0ToMo.
bile springs. body. top, CUSHIONS,
wheels and paint In the finest man
ler Il. H. BOSHBR'S SONS. 15 9.
Ninth Street
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2psr ana 1Iinur,y.
A1elp @Qaanleo, ttIaIe.

you ARE WANTED FOX aOVERN-
ment position; $50 month. Write for
isl OF positions open FRANKLIN
stNSTlTUTE. Dept 40 G. Rochester.
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BY =. Thompson Brown & Co.. )
1il3 Main Street.

AucTro on SALE
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS, esi
Il AND 63S CHURCH STREET. NEAR
HIGH STREET-1b PER CENT. IN. 4
4 VESTMENTS. ifIf Eti3i5 'ts a9i5s
BY request OF nonresident eyner,s
We Will sell at public auction, &C the
: THURSDAY. JUNE 5. at 6 p. NJ,
to the highest bidder. the above prop a
erty, being two extra wall built tvs -9s
story brick dwellings of ak rooms
each. with city improvements. They
are in good order, and VIII pay J5Ss 81
or more on It's prospective selling price,
TERMS: Easy. and announced 4 at II
J. THOMPSON BROWN + CO: 3i5s.;
Immediately after above sale, say. M
$3.50 P. NJ, MI
dwelling. ~ s
NO. 1oe HOLLY sTRgEF,
three rooms. fronting 'R!vsyeife Park
3. Tao 81 ssss Bro BRow ssa. y!s eas
u yNuottons 4rs yS5
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BY Richeson & Crutchneld,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
OLD BURMESE PAcoDA.

At Bingun, on the right bank Of
the Irrawaddy river, about FIVE miles
from Mandalay, in Burma, there
stands a peculiar pagoda known as
the Wedding Cake pagoda. 1t was
built in the early part of the nine
tenth century and is in thoroughly
good preservation, only a few of the
images inside having been broken.
The extreme height to the top of the
minaret is 80 feet and the circumfer-
ence about 600 feet. The pagoda
stands back from the river some 800
feet, and is hidden from it by q
grove of teak trees. Close to it is the
famous Mingun bell.-Wide World.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
SHELL TELLS THE AGE.

Oysters grow only during the sum-
mel and especially during the long,
warm summers at that, and are
scarcely big enough for the mouth
before the third year. It is easy look
ing oyer a bunch Of shells to tell
how old an oyster is. A summer
hump and the winter sink come,
across the shell every year, but after
the seventh or tenth year full growth
comes; then, by looking at the sinks
between the humps it is hard to tell
anything more about Miss Oysters
age. Oysters live to be twenty years
old.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
BALLAST FOR SALMON.

A fisherwoman who sold salmon al
an Episcopal residence was unable to
make any sales during a period OF
stormy weather. When at last she
did get an opportunity, she endeav-
ored to make up for lost sales by in
serting into the intestines of the SAL
mon she intended selling at the Epis-
copal household, as many small peb-
bles as she could. Her fraud was
detected by the cook and commune
Gated to his lordship. A few days
later he met the ishwoman at his
gate.
$50 away" he said angrily, IT wilt
buy no more salmon from you"
"Why, me lord I" she asked In ap4
parent establishment.
"You put beach pebbles into tha
last salmon you sold me-"
"Ah, me lord" she explained
"don't you know hal in stormy
weather like this, the salmon must
take in ballast" :
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
DUKE IS VERSATILE AUTHOR
Franz F~erdInand's Productions Range
From Travel to Historical and
Scientific Subjects.

The archduke Franz Ferdinand,
who is reported to be suffering from
m~elancholia, ranks among the most
versatile of royal authors. He made
his debut in literature nearly twenty
years ago with a volume on his trip
around the world. Like the German
crown prince, he spent some time in
India, and his travel book contains
several hearty tributes to the hospi-
tally of British officials. The arch
dukes next work was a monograph
on Radetsky, which has run into sew
eral editions, and this was followed
by two other works on historical sub
jects. He has also published two vol
umes of verse and he is credited
with the authorship Of a number OF
articles in technical publications on
engineering and kindred subjects, in
which he is keenly interested.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
HOW 70 TREAT 4 FRIEND
Ne That oIvss Friend Un~nsesssary
unsasiness 10 Less Friend Than
He Should d.

Though 4 friend BE- but the dupli-
cate Of a mans self, yet there may
often happen secrets to n that may
not be convenient to divulge to the
ether. If they be such as the disclo-
sure of them to a friend shall not
only not benefit him, but shall bring
grief upon him, | cannot think it an
act of friendship to import Them
He that gives his friends uneasiness
when he needs not is his enemy, or,
at least, is less his friend than he
might be. But if in some things he
be reserved, l shall suppose it is for
his own safety, as well as my ease.
] will be willing to know as far as
he would have me; but / would not
draw anything from him which he
may not be ready to communicate. If
he be one whom / value | ought not
to wrong him SO much as to wrest
hal from him that might cause him
afterward to repent or fear. If he
be not to be valued / will never en-
gage myself SO much as to be made
conscious of his concealments.-
Owen Felltham.
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Cards Of Thanks.
the People Of Lee County:

10 the People of Lee County:
1 haven't language to express my
gratitude and appreciation to my
Friends who supported me SO loyalty on
august LIST and 22d. | entered the
ield with three worthy opponents, and
Consider myself very fortunate to be
The successful competitor. / wish to
hank the people for giving me such q
. {andsome majority. To those who
n,oS&ed against me I shall entertain no
AN Will, but will strive to serve all
alike. To the ladies in whose homes
enjoyed such warm hospitality, ex-
End my heartiest thanks, and invoke
Gods blessings upon them. | ask each
one to lend me your aid and shall en-
Adeavor to give you efficient service,
am respectfully yours.
Sam Burt.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

To the Voters of Lee County:
/ take this opportunity of thanking
my friends throughout the county for
the loyal support which they gave me
during the recent campaign, and of as
surfing them that life cannot last long
enough for me to forget them. ! made
a hard fight and a clean race, and lost.
I have no words of censure for those
who were against me, but bear the
very kindest of feelings toward all.
This is a democratic country, and ev-
cry mar has a right to vote his con-
v~ictions. This right has been exercis-
ed, and / hope Jul county and state
will profit by the results. So far as
am concerned, / shall support the NOM
inees of the democratic party at the
November election. l am out of II
now, and can say, in the words of Holy
Writ, that II have foughta good fight;
l have finished my course; l have kept
the faith"
Respectfully,
j. L. AUSTIN.
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To the People of Lee County:

To the People of Lee County:
Being moved by a profound sense of
gratitude, l desire to express my sim
cere thanks and appreciation to the
good people of Lee county for the
many ~courtesies and acts of kindness
shown me during the recent campaign,
in which | was a candidate for circuit
clerk. l especially thank the ladies for
the many good dinners furnished US
To those who voted for me | am indeed
very grateful; to those who did not |
entertain no unkind feeling. 1t shall
be my best effort to serve you with
such care and fidelity that you may
never have cause to regret my election
to this important office. Yours very
truly, w. w. Thompson.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

To the Voters of the Fifth District:
| take the privilege of thanking my
friends who supported me in the cleo
ton for justice of the peace in my
district. | especially thank the ladies
for their kindness to me while was
out on the campaign. was fortunate
enough to be the choice of a majority
of the voters, and l shall endeavor to
show my appreciation of their conf
dence by discharging the duties OF the
office to the best of my ability. To
those who voted against me | have the
kindest of feelings. Respectfully,
D. B. McGaughy.
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r., the Voters of Lee County:

To the Voters of Lee County:
/ am indeed thankful to all the good
people Of Lee county for the support
and kindness shown me during the can
yass. | have no malice toward those
who voted against me, but bring a mes
sage of peace and good will to all, and
my purpose now shall be to show my
appreciation of your love and confidence
by making you the best representative
/ can, May the blessings of heaven
rest on all of us. j. M. Spradling.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. ]. ALLEN
Food Specialist
SPRING "HousE cLEANlNG.'

Apples correct biliousness
and lettuce and Strawberries
are good In anemia, but they
only supply what nature needs.
Only nature cures sickness.
Nature will always cure, If we
do not force her to spend SO
much time Tor Vitality house
cleaning that she has none left
for making repairs. We put
into the stomach a mixture OF
strange things that together
form a very lndigestibie COM
pound, requiring three times
the vitality needed to digest
what we really need for the
body's nourishment. And 30
nature Is constantly kept busy
cleaning house, until day
crisis comes and she catches"
cold or fever, starts 4 big fire
and burns the accumulated rub
blsh all up. She 10 very likely
to do this In the spring when
there 10 an unusually large &C
emulation Of waste, after the
winters heavy feeding, lack Of
air and exercise, and when
there are more germs around.
We eat 4 little lettuce OF fresh
fruit and nature takes the hint
that house cleaning time has
come. Grandmother's Idea Of
Z little spring medicine was not
FAR wrong, though sulphur d !
heroic remedy. Proper eating
makes all this unnecessary-K
the thouoht u rlnht.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
To the Voters of Lee County:

To the Voters of Lee County:
Permit me in this littlec card to assure
YOU that l am deeply grateful for the
honor that has been given me at your
hands. | realize that you have entrust-
ed me with a service laden with serious
duties and grave responsibilities. Your
expression of confidence in me makes
me doubly mindful of your every inter
est. / will endeavor at all times to be
true and faithful to you. | ask the
united assistance of every citizen OF
Lee county. Sincerely,
]. S. Howerton.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

To the Voters of Lee County:

To the Voters of Lee County:
| take this method of expressing my
sincere thanks and undying gratitude
to the good people of Lee county for
the many acts of kindness and favors
shown me in their homes, and the un-
bounded hospitality that greeted US on
every occasion. l further wish to thank
the voters of Lee county for the liberal
support they gave me on August LIST,
and for the complimentary vote re-
ceived on August 22d, for which | shall
ever be prond and thankful.
Eb Garner
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
will. / will endeavor to serve al
faithfully. Many thanks.
w. D. McGaughy.

To the Voters of Lee County:
1t is with a deep of gratitude
that | express my sincere thanks to
my friends and the voters of the coun-
ty generally who saw fit to choose me
as their next sheriff. | shsll always
bear In mind the confidence imposed in
me, and fulfill to the very best of my
ability the duties of the office, showing
partially to none and justice to all.
G. W. LONG.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

To the Voters of the Second District:
l take this method of thanking my
many friends for their kindness and
liberal support in the primaries.
Though defeated by a good and honor
able man for bailiff by the small ma
jority of 81, | congratulate him for his
success, and shall eyer remain grateful
to those many legal voters who reposed
such unbounded confidence in me /
shall eyer be your grateful servant.
S. T. Powell.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
To the Voters of the First District:

To the Voters of the First District:
/ take this method of thanking you
for the loyal support given me in my
race for justice of the peace. To be
chosen over several nice, worthy gen.
tlemen is indeed an honor to me for
which l feel very grateful. With your
assistance | will endeavor to discharge
the duties of that Office in a way that
you may never have cause to regret
having placed me there. Yours to
serve, J. H. Butler.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

To the voters of the Fourth District:
| wish to express my appreciation IT
the excellent vote you gave me in the
two primaries. | assure you no one
a be more grateful than 4. To those
who did not support me ! hold no i'll
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
Public Speaking.

We are requested to announce
that j. C. Alexander will speak
in behalf of the Farmers Union
and the Warehouse Co., at 10
o'clock, a. M, at the following
places and dates in Lee county,
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

The Unions plan of Co-opera-
ton. the workings of the Farm
ers' Warehouse Company and
the maintenance for the protect
ion Of the farmers will be pre-
scented.
Every man, woman and child
interested in the welfare of the
State is invited, irrespective of
occupation, whether they belong
to the Union or not. The glad
hand will be extended to every
one who comes.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01
WHAT DID He A

Mrs. Blenkinsop-Poor man! Per-
haps you have seen better days?
Tramp-Yes, indeed, lady. ] new
er tasted such soup as yours before4
The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-01

More than 20 years experience at
Matchmaking. Ciopton.