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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-22
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New York, that is Wall street, is
to celebrate Christmas for three days
from Friday to Tuesday. If it would
make the holiday for the year. it
would be of no injury to the country.
When the sharks are not working
the suckers and small fish are safe.
1t Is a dead certainty that high
wayman can't hold a man up while
he is running away-he has to be
caught first.
"A carnival of crime" seems TO
have set in for a full winter run ia
Salem. Some man with a Calling
gun in his pocket is going to fool
some would-be hold-up some of
these days.
II am to have an auto for a Christ
mas gift said one charming Salem
girl to another this morning How
dear. said the other sweet young,
but somewhat jealous damsel, will
you get it in your stocking?"
Roosevelt is a candidate for presi-
dent-in Nebraska-and he will be
beaten even in that benighted sec
tion.
Tacoma and the United Press are
trying to get that perforated North
ern Pacific boomlet on the map. The
rotten lot of telegraph sent out from
there as news would gag a self-re-
specting sewer. and should nauseate
even the Uni.ed Press.
What the United Press needs tC
bring its service up to standard Is
to have some one besides high schoo
kids as news gatherers-some one
who knows the difference between {
news story and a shirt waist exhi
bition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-22
Piles Cnred IN Six 10 IA DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure any
case of itching, blind, bleeding or
protruding piles in six to IA days
so cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-22

looked at my Brother with the Microscope of Criticism
and said "How my Brother is. looked at him
with the Telescope of Scorn and said How small my
Brother is" Then looked in the Mirror of Truth and
= said "How like me my Brother is"
= = y =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-22
CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT

= CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT
Mark cross between number and name of candidate.
= l. (...) William Howard Taft Republican.
: 2. (....) Theodore Roosevelt, Republican.
. 8. () Robert M. La Toilette Insurgent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-22
All patent medicines or medicines ad-
Vertised In this paper are for sale at
DIR. STONES
Drug Store
Salem, Oregon
Also
DIR. Stones
HEAVE DROPS

For the cure of Heaves affecting the
horse. A liquid medicine, given on
the feed. which the most fastidious
horse will not refuse to eat. From
one to six bottles given as directed
will cure the most stubborn case.
Price, s1.OO per bottle or six bot.
ties for $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

IRdt6an Roien, %. 2erington, Sp.
Sennis cantor, %, 712 29. 9. Str.
IGlmsr q. Mous, 27, 318 RoeoaIe.
l5prtsnis 2sbst, %, Clinton 9oteI.
lgep. DelIb, 81, 1878 6arriiOn Qps.
SobanEa SeHn,ih. 48. 19789arrtion
IUaar abramopiB, "a. TAG 70, 8. Ctr.
l9eab Cohen, 19, 513 u. 6. Str.
(Sam. 8. Green, %, 329 Spcamors
lGtheI gppe. 19. college oill.
lSfibur So. Cole. %. Snoianapolis.
tMars. Miasr, %, 1929 GrapocHIps
Igen Seurn, IS, 2130 5lorence glpe,
Observation-Disclosures. 28, 244SUlaplepoot
lSOi. 8. Rabsrbaus, IT,. q, 4iorlpooo
taoeIia 2euuggi, q, Rorpooo.
lausuit Gem. SO. SO oapbOn 9au.
lglara 6uttsnbauer, "a. 3406 5arpen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Sn's 3ubtba
8iro Der oeirausircnSe Sanfbeantc
Saaaee 81. GaDis gelanot.

gu feds Sdhren 3utthdus nuroe
o,ftsrn i'm gunoesgsri6t Balate St.
3apis, ebsroIiger rpapin8 Seller" IN
Der Siftbs Sbirp Rationa. 8aHt me-
aen untsrihleifs perurthellt.
1apis, Der in polem llmfan9e ges
itdnoig mar, bate Der 8ant $1,000
psruntrsut uno ben groBten 5beIl
oieIer Summe auf oem RennpIaB per-
loren. Der S5ehlbetrag mar, nahosm
bic unteri6laguus on ben Tag 9s7
tomuen mar, BON ben aneehori9sn
erIebt porosr uno gsitsrn peripanoten
iih msbrsre 5rsunDe fir 0apis. aber
Ridtsr Cater ertlGrts. oaB 8apts
feline StraIe erbaIten mIfie unb per;
urtbeilte i6n gu feds Sabren 3uht'
baus, Die 9apis in bern gunoes3utt'
bous in st. 2saoenDOrth abilger
mup
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Muiregenses Nencontre
3miid,en AomSnftenr nHo Ranagler
einer Seonmspilie Gar.

gu einem aufregenoen Rsniontrs
tam Is gsitern Wprgen .urs Dor llebsn
llhr om Fountain Square 8iptitsn
BEN A ssabrs nlten Sduhmahsr
ssehn Ban Bed, pon PAUL Roae,
0eibi, nno Gliifcro gariihe. q
Jatre aIt. aonbuitsur elmer S.oamss
Dille Gar. gan Bed trus sinsH gsln'
brit bapon unp befinoet iit isst I'M
itabtiihen 5oipital. nahbem CT anier
Der antIaas oes that!ihen 4nsriffs
in Der Central Station ssbuht Ipor'
BEN mar. 9sad gtusiase bon Ausen'
Ssagsr mar e. srpilten benz aonouia
tsur uno Ban 8ed iitsr Elm 5ransfers
tidsi al .inem WOripehiel seiom
men, ,ptIter oamii snbets. oab Bar
Bed benz Gpneutisur sinsn JubtrItt
peatn ben uni.r!sib psrissts uno Dor
Der Gar iprans. Der 9onou.tsul
elite ifm nad, uno ss eniipann nd
Gin 5anbssmsns. siuiiten ben bsioer
WdHnsrn. In b.ifsH 0erlaui Ban Bed
HiseeriieI unp iif) ben rehtsn Inter
idenssI brad. Der 0orida perur
fatss sinsn risiiesn msnihenauflauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

@on auseitellteu Der @asseIeilidlait
gereftet.

Ter 7 Sahrs alts 6orrn eouoeH,
go. 410 Aihmono StraBs. ipie!ts &c
fern nit sinsm 4ltersaenonen hinter
Der Betritbsitation Der Cincinnati ens
e Glsctric 60. plum uno 0ensnss
S.rabe, am llier oes aunaIs. ais sr
Isin Dltihgspitt rtrlor uno In oos
MaiIer fisl. Die 6ilferruie oss anoe
rem Anaben purosn pou eoDin WlC
glinicd unp 5homns 3. 9auCs &c.
bort, pelte ben Gririnienpsn nit e.
ner 6or.e aus osm aaRal 5ogen
Der gerettste mar te'pubtlcs. ie
bod parsn bic iofor. BON M:a
Glintpd uno 9ance angriielIten g1it.
eerbelebunsspsrIuhs erfolsreidl. 6orrr
irnrbe mad isinsr Wohnuus sebra6t,
NO % Iih hsrnuslteute, paB er bel oeH1
unireinilisen Bah lpeiier ttinen Sta'
ben gtnommsH batts,
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0eburten,

Soieph uno mdrie 9ilming. 1923
6alitsao Strabs, Mdohen.
auguTt uno Roia NoIls, 4976 Gole'
rein gloenus, Wdbhsn.
WaQQce uno Qdura WliQer, 2eb1'
non. 9, WGohtr.
3ot uno 4nnetts 5rieomann, $50
GlenIpopo Qpenue, Snabs.
qbilip uno Gillian Uliller, 1646
gureonne Strabe, Widohen.
Trant uno gIants 4IoitsrmduH,
921 Rihmono Strabe, anubs.
Sobu uno Glarl getsr, Ser6srt
quenus, Mdotsn.
Sohn uno QueQd geder, 26 Uelt
7onisl StraBs, 9nabe.
&. WiLliam uno Sopbie Gutter
mann, 1880 Suo Rorppuo 4psnus,
Gndbe.
Jbsooor unp Barbara Sergmann,
255 Gminq Strube, Wdofen.
Walter uno Gliidbstb Shuep, 324o
:SSsTftrIpn 4peftue, Mdohen.
Gborles uno Gillian Sp6rIsin, 21e
Dat Strabs, Rdoten.
5rsoerit uHp anua 5plt9rsre, ITS
Cart Strabe. Wdotsn.
Sstar unp Sba 9osobs, 29l9 Sci:
| isrion Qosnue, andhs.
gaIpar uno Carolina Neitmsner
2545 Msit giep 4penus, Wdoheu.
/ 4Sstsr unb Gliiabeth Dlomer, 14ll
gldp StraBe. aRabe.
| Benjamin uno Gitber 5ermonu
40 Glart Strabs, arabs.
Soispb unb Sbu alsiner. 234 81
Clifton 4penue, anube.
0alter uno emma 5sd. Sbatu
Qpenue. 9nabe.
9obert unp 9ertie Sbermepsr
1924 Gaftern 4osnue, MGbhen.
Charles uno Carrie Wplf, 234'
Gaitern apsnue, Wdohen.
aoam unb 8rdee Bauer, 362,
gatpIon Strabe, Wdohen.
/ 9sorge unD Jioru Staat, 1876
qenoIeton Strabe, anabe.
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Seutifbes . 1bcater.
Ser @alsertraum" nit brer Gpcrcts
ten StarS - NntDiHettc Hies,
Sanii Nartinl, Spljann Suerit.

Wlit elmer briQanten auffu6rung
oes mslopienreihen Speretten grfo!z
ges Der Wol3srtraum" BON Oscar
StrauB auf bem programm uno nit
bret 10 9erDorragenoen Sternen -
5rl. 2lntoinette Ries, 5rl. Sanii Warz
tint unb Dem neuen 3enor 5errn So
bonn 5urit in Den 6duptpartien fat
Birettor Shmipt Elm ouspertauftes
6aus in Der 5aihe. Der riibrige
5hedterleitsr bat nit Der erceaenten
Biebergabe BON Der Graf BON
2uremburg" bic por3iigIihe Qualitit
Der Sperstten 4uffiibrungen in bic
ier Saiion in 10 gldn3enber WeiIe
oemonitrirt, bab man benz 3tpeiten
Speretten Qbeno nit ungebulo
entgegeniiebt. Sine before Quspabl
als Oscar StrauB' groBer grfoIg
Der Dal3srtraum" tonnte 9arniht
gstrofien perben. Die 3nei primaz
oDnnen, SSrl. 2tntoinstte Ries unD
SRI. 9anIi Martini, bic bei ibrem err
ten Auftreten bas gdn3e publitum
nit ibrer berrli6en aunIt slettriiirten,
baben als r6eiene" uuD rJran3t" tpie>
Der 3rpei ausge3ei6nete partteu unD
he BADEN iih porgenommen, in Imeriz
ia 10 piel Qorbeeren fpie nur mogllh
sin3ubeimIen. 3as ibnsn oies gsliH>
gen piro, baDon tperben Iis ieIbit ben
eingsfleiIhteitsn Stsptiter i'm rWals
sertraum" 3peifelIos iiber3eugen. unD
nun 3u benz nsuen Star, 6errn So
bann 5irit als britten i'm 8unoe.
6err Sobdnn 6urit 1T unier neuer
5enor, Der ioe6er crit aus europa
sinaetroffsn 1T uno bem Ieiu anne
rifaniI6es Debut am nGniten Sonus
taq dls .Riti" nod beporiteht. Die
Grfolqe, pelhe 5srr Jirit ais 1eror
Der uBpltspper" in Berlin er3ielt
bat, iino nod friit uno bic 8eriinsr
56eotertrititer iprehsn in ihren Be
rihten nit gntbuiiusmus BON oeU
berporrdoenoen R0nnsn beg Jleu:
tGmmlings als sGnger, 3urIteaer
uuo aud als 5dn3er. .Utsin 2is6.
den, mas tuillt 9u nod msbr2" d
rettor Shuib lit nit ieinsr nsuer
atquiTition febr 8ufrieoen uno baf
ods Bublifum am ndhitsn Sonnta.
gIeiner Qniiht ieiu pirb. odDon tam
man fih leiht iiber5eugsn, inosm mar
Iih ben rDal3ertraum" nidt entgeher
ldbt.
usbsr Die rsi3enbs unb Don Ufslo
bisn flutbsnos Gperstts Der gDdl5sr
traum" iFt Itou 10 pisl 9sihriebel
pprosn, bab iih bem 9siaotsn taun
nod ettpas hin5ufii9sn ldBt. De
| Dalsertrdum" piro Iih in Der Gum
/ Der Cpsrsttsnfreunoe nod Ianss CT
halten.
! 5itsts Tinb ieBt i'm 8OrpertauF b.
I Otto aas, 4potbets. gins uno Qibert
-. Strabe; 8. q. 1hsobalo, 8uhhdub
luno, 1919 Dine StraBs, uno on be
/, aahe oss 8rono Opera 9ouis gu ba
2 ZEN.
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EterblitbfettsbertffIt.

9(nton Rahtmann, SO, 1409 uians.
fielp StraBe, 2unaenent3iinouus
gphraim Blaine, 81, Iuburnoole
TIats, GebirnIhlag.
Qjqis SdlparB. SO, 2405 Snmss
StraBe, 1ubertuIoie.
Grant gsntls1. A, Gbaie unp Sa.
milton QtDenue. Snqueit in Shpebe,
0iuiam Stut, Al, Ais Git 2ibertq
Strabe, 1ubertuIois.
GhItitina GjiIhel, So, 6etm Der 2lr.
menihpeitsru, &rebs
DlQ. Sennin9s, 40, 1909 qenoIs
ten StraBe, !oer5Ieioen.
SIabore ReDman. 66, 1901 2ocu'f
Strabe, osr3Ieicsn.
Sofeph 1bemaH. Z, Gate 4peRus.
9ip6theritis.
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llnbrimlid.sr Scind,.

syrau Bernard 5ouitpn. 30 437
QaureI StraBe. Satin ces Jtnsrs
sDsbrmannes 5oniion. ron Sprisen
80. 80. S. wurpe eeitsrn Dor 3asess
nnbrucb burh tin p<ro6fiiges Ok
rGuTh aus benz Ghlais nafssipedi
unb fab 8rei sisssr. nslfe i'm Be-
eriii itanntn. pom 6ofs aus in ihl
GdlnIsimmer ein3ubrthen. Nuf ihrs
0ilferufe elite ihr Snrassr Mubrtr
ooufscn. Is Sabre alt. krbsi unn
lief a!s sr eriubr. I'm mas ss iif
banoslts, 10 ftnen er sonnis, mad
btm rnbtssltsenen SprisenbaIs. i'm
Ieinsn Hrubsr 5u benahrihtigen
lssitrer rief bic polis.i auf une 90
lisITt Gssb0hm iann sintn Der gseefl
unssr Der nah psm 6cfe fiibrenber
1rsppe perittdt Dor. Der 0efdHg<ns
luslder tiHe Guartflolhs Wbisitp n
isinsmNsfib bate, ipurbe snnd6it I'M
ter Der Aniiage Der 1runitnheit eiH'
oefperrt. CT rteiftririe iih ais Wm
Iemming, 80 Sabre alt. BON golumi
bns, g., unD CAB 81, srit iir5lid du'
poroIe aus bsm 3uhtbauS eniIaHtr
lporhen III isin. Gsin Genoi5t iOnHiI
bisber BON bsr polis<i nod nidt st'
faThsH perbsH.
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End,t ieine ssram.

garmo gss6s. pom CLINT, Wih., err
iufte geitern Die Bpll3ei. ibm bei Der
Suhe mad ieiner 20 Sabre alien Jrau
5ranees 8se6s behilflih 3u iein. Die
sSruu peritpuro Dor ungefahr elmer
Mnhs. nahosm lie siHen Sri.f an ihz
ren 0atten seihriebsn bate, in tpels
dem iie ihrsr 2iebe fiir i'm gusorud
sisbt. geebs tam iih oas 8srfhtpinoeu
i,iner Satin rtbt srtl1ren. Ia oieielz
be friikr in einem tieiigen 5otsl gear
beitet bat. slaubt er, ouB iie mad Gins
|einati iih 'btgebeu haben mag.
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beitebsn, Der in Der 9oipu 6au in
@olege 6iQ itdtionirt peroen miro.
Die npthigen arrangements bisrfur
Duroen geitern DON Siterbeitsoirettpr
Scott Small uno fSeuerpebrhef
arhibolo getroffen. Der Mogen ipiro
uorIaufig BON Observation-Disclosures be-
oIent perosn Die 3pei Dollars pro
Tag erbalten, bis bic n1tbiasn 8eloer
3ur oefinittpsu anitelIung BON Manus
Ihaften otsppnibsl iino.
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Aliiiternaiht. Meien.

Die YoIisiitsn 8iers uno apbbtHs
ftatteten asItsrn W}orgen turs Dot ;
uhr Der tiirslih pon ggltIter" groyun
unb Gran. 6oIibap er0Ffneten Ron.
al" Dirtbfhoft, Ro. 409 Carlisle
glpenue, sinsn geTud ab uno osrbofte
ten ben St,ontfeIlner Charles W1af
unter Der gtntlage Der llebertreiuns
eeg Mitternahtssefests.
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Mms ben Werid3tsbDfe
Ansuit sommerielot, Der ipesea
Srriinns ireiseiprpdene
M5rber ieineS, Sobnes,
aSurbe seitern inn probatseriAt
fir geiitis eefnnb ertidrt.

Gbeideibunas alagen. Shabenz
sriaB JGns. Recsiper fur Elm
3eppihaeiddit ernannt. Or
Rapor gbos. 8. Scnss bon gors
tpooo ouf Steibuns Derilast. =
Rahlab Sahen. 8erihieoenes.
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9aene s1idlsNpmpaanic.

Die 5euertpebrtpmpagnis Ro. 81
fpurbe seftern ms 2eben serufen. Dor
ldufig piro oieie aompasnie aIlers
oines nur aus einem Shiauhpagen
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Mrs. M. E. Cruber.

After a lingering illness Mrs.
Mary Ellen Cruber, wife of H.
C. Cruber, and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. Martin, passed
over the silent river of death in
to the arms Of a blessed Saviour,
who doeth all things well. Mrs.
Cruber was we'll known through
out Itawamba county. She lived
near Horewell church for a
number of years, then moved to
Lee county near Fellowship
church. There she lived until
the blessed Savior called her
home.
She was born December %,
1860; died August 18, 1911. She
professed a hope in Christ and
joined the Baptist church in
1883, and had lived a Christian
life until the day of her death.
She leaves a husband and four
children, a mother and other
loved ones to mourn her loss.
She was a devoted wife, an af-
fectionate mother, and was low
ed by all who knew her, She
told her loved ones not to weep
for she was going home; that
she was ready to go but hated
to leave her loved ones. 1t was
the Lords will for her to 60 and
she had suffered long enough.
The nearer the time come the
happier she was. The husband,
children and loved ones have a
great consolation in knowing
she is at rest where there is no
parting nor good byes, but hap
py forever.
The remains were laid to rest
in Fellowship cemetery, where a
large concourse followed the
body to it's last resting place.
Funeral services were conducted
hv BRO Jenkins.
Why the Father took her we
know not now but we shall know
later. His ways are past find
ing out. To his will we humbly
bow.
A LOVED ONE.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25

To the Vsters of Lee County:

To the Voters of Lee County:
According to tie returns from the
second primary concede the election
Of my worthy opponent, 6. w. Long,
and now wish to extend my thanks
and appreciation to my friends who
voted for me, and assure those who
voted for Mr. Lorg that ! entertain
only the kindest feelings toward them.
To all candidates who were so FORUM
ate as to be successful, l extend my
most hearty congratulations, and to
my defeated associates offer my sim
cere sympathy, and at the same time
assure them of the fact that there will
be another opportunity IN the future.
am proud of the fact that / entered
this race with clean hands, and have
conducted my entire campaign from
beginning to and on high plane.
Again assuring you Of my sincere
appreciation for the support YOU have
given me and the many favors and
courtesies shown me by the good peo-
pie who entertained me in their homes,
beg to remain your friend.
w. L. Parker.
Guntown, Miss, Aug. %. 1911.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25

To the Voters of Lee County:
am indeed grateful to those who
supported me in the primary election
Or August lst.
l have malice towards none, but
bring a message of peace and good
will toward all men.
My opponents and myself simply
made fight from the shoulder on the
question of merit and qualification;
stand today as did on the stump; they
were good men and feel that l was
elected upon that issue and that alone.
My purpose now shall be to show my
appreciation of your love and COZ fidence
by making you the very best District
Attorney in my power.
Respectfully,
c. A BRATTON.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Died.

At Winchester, ILL.,, Wednes-
day, August 16, 1911. w. F. Nc
Gill, formerly of this city, aged
Al years.
A message was received We'd
nesday by Miss Maude McGill
announcing the death of dick, :
as he was known by everyone
here. He came to Oswego with
his parents in the fall of 1870
and was raised to manhood and
resided in this city nearly all his
life. At the age of 13 he enter
ed the Independent Office, after
wards filling the position as ed
itor and manager, taking an
active part in local politics.
In November 1897 he was ap-
pointed postmaster OF Oswego
and the same month was married
to Miss Efie Kirkpatrick, who
preceded him several years ago.
He served about two years as
postmaster of this city, and was
also a member of the republican
congressional committee many
years.
Dick had his faults. but during
the many years of intimate
friendship, the editor of this pa
per never knew him to desert a
friend. At the time of his death
he was following his newspaper
profession, and has been since
the first of the year employed on
the Herald at Winchester, but
the two previous years was en-
ployed in the state printing office
at Springfield. Ill.
The remains will be brought
to this city and the funeral will
be held at the family residence
on the arrival of the body and he
will be laid to rest beside his
father and mother.
The Journal copies the above
notice from the Oswego Kan. }
Democrat. Mr.. McGill was with
us for some time and we found
him to be a first-class printer
and wholesouled man. He was
faithful to every trust while in
our employ, was industrious,
courteous and attentive to busi-
ness. His untimely death will
be regretted by those of our
readers who knew him.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Card.

To the Voters of the Fourth District:
| desire to express to you my sincere
thanks for the vote you gave me on
August 1st. and also for your support
on August 22nd. in my race for con-
stable of the fourth district.
For the hospitality extended me in
the homes of my district extend my
-sincerest thanks. and wish to assure
you. ore and all. that no one of the de-
feated many, will bear their defeat
more cheerfully than l.
To my friends and supporters again
say, thank you.
Very truly.
E. M. MAYNARD.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25

Washington, Aug. 22- Moder-
ately warm weather and a con-
tinued lack of rainfall in most
districts were the features of
the week just ended. according
to the national bulletin issued by
the weather bureau today.
In the cotton-growing states
the continuation of frequent
showers in the central portion of
the belt, with much cloudy
weather, was generally unfavor
able, but in the eastern portions
local showers and sunshine pre-
vailed, and conditions were ia
vorable, although more rain is
needed in portions of Georgia
and the Carolinas.
In the cotton growing states
west of the Mississippi the week
has continued unusually warm.
Heavy rains occurred in portions
of Arkansas. and there were
some local showers in Northern
and Eastern Texas. but over the
greater part of that state, as
well as the whole Of Oklahoma.
there was practically no rain. as
during the preceding week, and
the ground is again becoming
dry.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
TUPELo MISS. FRIDAY, AUGUST rs, 1911
In Memouam.

The death angel came into the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
DaLee a few days ago and pluck
ed the flower that God had lent
them while yet in bud. to bios
sum for Him in paradise.
Little Beatrice was born Oct.
so. 1919, and her little spirit re-
turned to God who gave it Aug.
8. 1911. She was i'll only few
days with that awful and pain
ful disease, scarlet fever.
She made sunshine for every
member of the family by her
innocent baby prattle and loving,
affectionate ways. 1t is hard to
give her up and we, perhaps,
can't see why God took your
darling you loved so dearly, but
He moves in a mysterious
way" and we must be content to
say "Thy will be done." know
ing that he can make no mistake.
Then, fond parents, she is not
lost to you, but gone before to
await your coming. She will be
the first to welcome you to the
other shore in that Great Day.
D. T.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Opening Of School.


The city schools of Tupelo will
open on Monday, the 18th Of
September.
Let everybody be ready to
start their children the first day.
Those pupils who failed to pass
in one subject, and want to tax e
an examination before school
opens, may do so by reporting
g SIC on Thursday, the l4sh Of
September, at my Office in the
High School building.
D. C. LANGSTON, Supt.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Card Of Thanks.

desire t. thank the good people of
Lee county for the many kindnesses
shown me during the campaign that
has just closed. and to my friends, who
10 faithfully assisted me in my elect
ion, must say that words are too in
adequate to express my gratitude to
you, and there will ever be q green
spot in my memory for each Of you. To
those who saw proper to vote for some
Of the worthy gentlemen that opposed
me, have no unkind feeling. 1t is my
desire to make the very best officer for
all the people that cen,
Yours truly.
S D. SHELTON.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Card Of Thanks.

Again permit me to return my thanks
for the splendid victory given me in my
race for bailiff in the third district
Tuesday. ] shall always endeavor to
serve the people in such manner that
they will never regret voting for me.
J. ]. FILGO.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-08-25
Notice Of Teachers Examination

The white teachers examination will
be held the first and third Fridays and
Saturdays in September and colored
examination the second and fourth Fri
days and Saturdays.
All girls who are expecting to be ex-
amined for the l. l. & G. will take that
examination SeftemDer 1st and End,
with the teachers. Special questions
are prepared for that examination.
E. p. CLAYTON. Supt. of Education.
Clopton is Eseryb0dy's jeWeler-
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For Sale, Cheap.

One so foot Aermoter galvanized
steel tower; one foot Aermoter gal
vanizei steel windmill. For prices ap-
ply to T. A. Goodwin, Town Clerk, We
rons, Miss. ON