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The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
VERONA.
Mrs. Langley. of Jamestown, is the
guest of Rev. Langley.

Mrs. Langley. of Jonestown, is the
guest of Rev. Langley.
Mrs. H. w Cobb is spending the
summer with Mr.. Kllpatrick's family.
After spending several weeks with
relatives Mrs Percy Whorton has re-
turned to Stuttgart, Ark.
Mrs. Stratton and family, of Carlo
Springs. Texas. are with Mrs. George
Lowery and will remain i'll Mississippi
through the summer.
Mrs F. A. Green is at home after
several weeks visit to relatives IN
Nashville, Silver Springs and other
places in Tennessee.
Miss Irma Gilmer. nf Indianoia, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robt. Garmon.
Miss Gilmer graduated from Indianola
High School the first of June.
Verona Is to have a union meeting
beginning the 10Th of July. One of the
visiting preachers is Bro. Lipscomb, of
New Albany. Bro. Lipscomb is quite
fine praecher and we hope the meet
ing will do great good.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are to have midsummer Sale" of
articles of different kinds July 7th in
the city hall. Everyone Is extended 9
cordial welcome. They will serve
cream and cake with other good things.
Our postmistress, Miss Matte Sue
Gibson, has returned from house par
ty in Florence, Ala given by Miss
Worley. She reports an excellent time.
camping, boating. horseback riding.
etc. Miss Worley entertained quite a
number of her friends.
MRS. Goodwin and daughter. Miss
Ethel Dckerson, of Blue Mountain,
spent several days with relatives in We
roma. Miss Dickerson is just from
Little Rock, where she went to be
Sponsor for Third Mississippi Confed-
crate Veterans. She reports fine
time. While there she visited Hot
Springs and other points near.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30

FOR SALE-Second hand single
wagon. in good condition. Apply 70
DR.. T. T. Bonner.
Too hot to make fire in the stove.
Buy a Chsfipg Dish from HOUGH and
let the stove aione.
For the bahy's itching back use the
Busy Druggists SFin Lotion. PRICE Is
and SO cents per bottle.
For tarber's itch, or any kind Of mid
skin eruption, THE BUSY DRUG.
GISTS SKIN LOTION cxnDot b. ex-
celied. Price z6c and 50c per bottle.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
NOTICE.

State OF Missis.ipri. County of Lee. Board Of
Supervisors, March Term, 1911.
In re Petition Of ]. +. Fewell and others for
Bond Issue for Lower Yonaba Swamp Land
District Lee County, Miss
Notice il hereby given to all persons having or
claiming any interest in the lands in Lower Yam
aba Swamp Land District of Lee county, Miss,
that the petition. of J. T. Fewell ct AL was filed
!, ,th the Board of Supervisors Of Lee county On
the l1th day of February. 1911. praying for bond
issue on the lsnds in said district in anticipation
cents (35c) per annum for twenty years t20 years)
praying that said bend be issued and SOL;
you are therefore notified to appear before t..e
Board Of Supeyvis
10th day efAususf. 1911. at 10 o'clock. a M.
at the court house in Tepelo, Miss, and show
cause if any you can why said petition should not
b. granted.
Given under my hand this the 9Th day Of June.
1911 NO2RJN JONES.
1t-6t Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
Knights of Pythias.

The newly elected officers of
Tupelo Lodge No. 1873 will be on
hand Monday night July 3rd.
promptly at 8 O'Clock, to be in
stalled for the ensuing term Of
6 months A large attendance
is requested as the new officers
Will need the assistance of the
lodge to make the coming term
a successful one The atten-
dance for the past term has been
exceptionally good and the re-
tiring officers are to be con-
graduated on the work done and
the manner in which it was done.
Few towns in the state can boast
of a membership like Tupelo l33
shows on its roster, and few
towns can boast of the true
Pythian feeling and enthusiasm
as we have. Among the new
officers is Bro. S. A. Ford. who
is now Secretary of the Endow-
ment, and who will be with us
at all the regular meetings.
A full list of the newly elected
cficers will be given next week.
Come out Monday night July
3rd.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30

Clocks 81 and up. HoUGH the jew
cleI.
THE BUSY DRUGGISTS anti
MALARIAL CAPSULES oes troy the
malarial germs. Guaranteed. Price
Soc per box.
FOR SALE-My home in Nettleton.
NIT roam G.ouse. uulbu,soirg- an0 near
lLfre acres oi land. Convenient. Ex-
c+,l<, scht-ol. Cali On or address Mrs
III. r. E.Ca,o Others, Nettletcn, Miss. a It
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
TUPELo MISS. FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1911
Senator Percy at Bonneville.

Senator Leroy Percy addressed
the people of Prentiss county at
Bonneville last Monday. He
was introduced by Judge w. M.
Cox, of BALDWIN, whom we are
glad to call our countyman. He
was ably and impressively intro
duced and spoke to about 1900
people who had assembled in
court square. the court house not
being sufficient to hold the
crowd. Senator Percy gave an
accounting of his services for the
short time he has been in the
Senate. discussing at length tie
important measures before con-
gress and was given careful and
courteous attention throughout
his speech and at the close a
great number of people shook
his hand and gave him their
hearty endorsement. Senator
Percy is conducting his canvass
on a high plane and made no di-
rect charges against either of
his opponents. but at times he
referred to Governor Vardaman.
The Senator thinks this the most
inauspicious time for an agita-
ton on the ''nigger question"
and such agitation is bound to
result harmful to the people of
Mississippi. Senator Percy did
not address the voters as red
necks, .low brows" and ''cat-
tle," and said he did not know
how to train his tongue to say
these words, but stated that
these phrases had been made to
do valiant service in the political
campaign in Mississippi. He
said the first time the term red
neck and cattle was used with
reference to Mississippi electors
was when they were used by
Vardaman's floor manager in the
caucus: that the report that he
had called the people of Missis-
sippi red necks' and cattle"
seemed such an idle and foolish
thing that he would pass it by
without recognition, or contra
diction; that one who had
sense enough to run for Office in
Mississippi. would have too much
sense to call the people, whose
votes he was seeking to win,
cattle. Senator Percy made
an able speech and as Judge
Cox said in his introduction the
standard of craftsmanship as
compared to Lamar, George,
| Walthal and Brown had not
been lowered by sending Leroy
Percy to the United States Sen
ate, and that no Senator from
the South had served his neopIe
with more credit and distinction
than Senator Percy. It is time
honored custom of the Demo-
cratic party of Mississippi to en-
dorse a faithful servant of the
people and Leroy Percy should
have this endorsement. He has
made good. Bonneville Banner
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
Electrical Work.
NO..

/ have located in Tupelo and am p e.
pared TO do all kinds of Electrical work,
wiring, call bells, motor work, etc.
Prompt service and work guaranteed.
Call either phone No. 6.
N S. WALKER.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30

FOR SALE Registered Jersy Milcf
Cow. Tubercnlin testsd Perfect in
every particular. -. r. BRYAN, at
Pound X neaunon- Eikib Co.
FOR SALE Good buggy for sale
Chesp Can bs sseu 1t Rsao Hole.
any lime.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30

II you went nice sohnrhsn los er =
modern cottage bulis T., <n,t yuuf own
taste, see ASA w. ALLEN.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
The Estimate Of Senator Leroy Percy
By an Eminent Minister Of the
Gospel.

Herewith given the estimate of eminent divine who re-
sided in for number of and who worked with
Senator Percy the uphodng the Statewide prohibition law
law and morality Below follows the letter OF Rev. r.
A. Meek reared Carroll County, noted for his ntel
gent of all that and best and for his
of all that dishonest and nsncere who wrote to honorable
j. D. Thames the brother Presiding Elder OF the NJ f.
Church, South:
JACKSON MISS. February, 10, 1910.
HON. j. D. THAMES
jackson Miss.
Dear Sir and FrendHavng to Jackson to attend the
Laymens Convention have learned with regret that Honorable
LEROY Percy being opposed for the United States Senate on the
ground that anprohbonist and not OF good char
acter have disposition interfere the present senatorial
contest nothing against asprant for the place
but such attack Mr. Percy is wholly unwaan
ed and For lived Greenve and have
closely associated with Mr. Percy and know him to be
of eproachabe integrity and OF many ana nope
qualities.
In the discharge of civic duties has always moved high
lines standing earessy what he conceived right Be
fore we had statutory prohibition he openly proclaimed that ne
would not defend any indicted for violation of the
strictly adhered that the practice OF his
When statewide prohibition went into effect he deliver
large gathering at the court house advoea
ting of the law and made liberal contlbu
ton for that and to him. than any
other man. the fact that Washington County has
been blind tigers than perhaps other county
in Mississippi When the saloon tried to across the
river in Arkansas Mr. Percy who took the matter and
defeated their attempts to do so. E
Mr. Percy patriotic and public spirited citzen
brave manly perfectly what he does and there
is nothing hidden his life His word be trusted and in his
affairs has compromised him.
slightest have him stand against awess
ness which challenged unbounded admiration AS
have said wish interfere in the present Senatorial
ght-other the whom admire and esteem and
who would able and worthy senator's but this attempt to
sail Mr. Percy ground that he of bad character is
so unfair and so utterly without justification that want
one of his friends what estimate of him is have
stood shoulder shoulder with him suppessng the illicit sale
of whskey and crushing mobsm and know whereof speak
He may be beaten Senate he should not be assaed
this way He hgh-m1nded worthy citizen and entitled
to the respect and fair treatment of all.
With best Wishes am
Yours respectfully,
The Tupelo journal., 1911-06-30
An Unsafe Savings Bank.

An Ulser county farmer made saw
ings bank of the summer kitchen stove
lring the winte~, and every spare one
or five dollar bill William got he STUFF :
e into tin box which he kept in the
oven. When the hot weather did com.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-21

FOUND-A gold bar bin at the State
Prison. Probably lost the night OF
the Minstrels. Owner may have
same by applying at the prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-21

The San Francisco Daily Bulletin
and the Carson City Daily Appeal,
delivered by carrier for $1.0O per
month; by mail, so cents. This is
giving you two daily papers for the
usual price Of one. The Bulletin
is an afternoon paper and gives you
the news of the world II hours ahead
of all others. The Appeal is also an
evening daily and gives you the local
news II hours ahead of all others.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-21

CARSON ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
The Carson Electric laundry is well
equipped to properly take care OF
lace curtains and blankets. This is
the time Of year to have the work at
tended to and this laundry can do it
as it should be done. Try it.
The Appeal is better prepared than
ever to satisfy your needs i'll printed
stationery. Send in your order nov
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
Special Nugget Serv ee.


 SOLOMON Feh. g Society utr I- le,elopug into qutt, feature Of rhl~ -it,. and with mining out m Inc guIehes and rartie# in town lhi- can n, called lively burg
 Al rhc igloa of rnr chief of Ma ~hayiuo the other evening au M nome" ua~ giNrn in honor ar nN" yonng ladies and il Nt~ a state ar lair So great Wa~ the curiosity of, hr town folks that lhr telephone wires had to ho cur to allow tHs host finn. rpr his guests
 The guest haNm- arrived lhsy .um- rIaiued ni the "aduriiruaH-" uf th, banquet uau and strict search was made tn locate the eau~,. II aas dis covered that d chunk "f dried salmon -aakrd in seal nH had bean hid in th, raom by some ot the uuinvited guests This being removed that banquet com mcne,d \ real Arctic feast consist ing at rabbit ptarmigau=. "te. wa. served nu to coffee and phrrs Th, Iplum pudding turned up missing au, the host had ta skip across m. street tn purchase another ran. hut nu m, whole the part> Nae A -ur,ess. and lasted until Aunte called and ta.i th' young women il Was time lo ,,m, home aud make ready for bed
 Quite littl" prospecting k now gn- ing ou out u the hills at Ihe camp known a- Wrnjm'ttalnpiaela. d ,arg, dump k being extracted. oue duf' has been taken ouyt and another shaft commenced to tap thr balance Of m, Isty uncovered Ahuut tmrtl thousand dollars win hy taken from thi- claim during tho winter Ir k new hay streak. located on the West side col solomon river about milr north ou
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
SI0,OOC AS
 EXPENSE MONEY
SUNDRY BILL PROVIDES FOR THOSE WHO MIGHT VISIT
 ALASKA.
qqets Special serv ee.

WASHINGToN. March ( In the suudr> eNil bin which was reported in th" seuat" yesterday there is pro vision for an appropriation of Slo.ooo which money i~ to he u-rd fal the rx- prns"~ of the proposed joint commit tee which might visit Alaska this sum mrr
 Although u" drrisIan has h"sn si,"u on senator Piles. proposal that dele gatiou of senators and representatives ~hould visit th" Northern territory for the purp"s" "I acquiring Knowledge col il, resources and conditions. the sun dry bill has looked out for the welfare of such committee. iI it should b, appointed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
LATE MINING NEWS
 FROM SOLOMON RIVER

FeauN creek .aa about taur men uUI G.a.. "ur tba- amount Juuug n" a.u ar Wtm- H.rmu f~ he owner of gl... #ar-rty
 rh. uus.e bo0ha. eh, hag a Haa r," aanaa.d r,at uafH u. H-r .a arc n t.. ray anal Il lppDu.- ta ..auuH als.1 .huurI following down . west -tla col jh- ussr Qurr a a.s -rmar.t. aa- caused l.. ru. h
 ng "r rHJ~naa u,3 dIrt
 Eml Anderson ~ha #.r.n- .a south af Herman aa-uf -traal .. rtE a- s.t ti,. aHftrI tpuuI Solomon ,ar | saI,. bHi x HaN Hlf
 tanala peHs. and expects ra naaa .,rar ur> from n.n uu
 rGr u.a Ia streak k about eaaa ...t Nest of n. river pral.g and mms aim- hay. heen st,llrd ta the West E, and down n, river and ynustd,rl. als lr,uhIy .- expected. a~ thn country
 u,-t-raa as,r afh a-~octa,.ea HH-
 nu ME~utN Gh- Ur1hyra Is Wark Ing six mon taking uuta raIr-iz,l dump .ar the spring clean ur
 pauirlSou and Irrl,a.a-ou aa. sarhing about l.ooo f,,t u,et uf Hsa. aarg and ar in good pat They nu .aay "ut larg" dump lhis winter Several other parties arr, prospecting on Mystery creek
 Ej Webb ha- 3 number of men pras .artme on My-trr, and Shovel creek ent uhry ua ur, taking ont dumps '.eatng au1 rs,~r,,fma lt- grauna .sr summer dIAE.HIr
 All th- dredg.- h,u. au ta, river are a go"i condition au1 a- yrt haven't nrrn h"tn.n.d with tr, and -lacirrS Ne book for au early hnab-up doan a-re this year
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
NORTHWESTERN GIVES
 TOMATOES AWAY

Friday and Saturday. the last two Ga,s Of the Northwestern special srD- cery sale the first purchaser of a E,.. cJ-, lot of the specials offered sa.s 9 case of tomatoes free. whilst tua arst Patchaser of a two case lot gets half ease tomatoes free
 Mrs. W. J. Keane won the case oI tomatoes for the first five case purchase on the opening day. Mrs F.. l.. Ericsson the half ease.
 In making up the eas. lots. buyers may assort from any fruits and vege- tables as they wish
 The sale is proving a phenomenal success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
SENATE |h SESSION ALL NIGHT
.UPHOLDS W|CKERSHAM
 CONDEMNS MONDELL

national capital, Delegate Wickersham nisrepresented conditions, when he stated before the house, that the Ju- neau land office surreptitously issued patents and final receipts on Alaska coal claims.
 It was at this stage of affairs that Representative Frank W. Mondell, act ing on the committee of public lands. stated that the delegate from Alaska was liar, and that his statements were false and without foundation.
 The engagement between Mondrll and Wickersham which followed has been described.
 II is believed that Alaskans in this city will take action to belittle the resolutions of the Valdez merchants.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
500 CORSET
 MAKERS STRIKE
WANT INCREASED WAGES AND
 SHORTER HOURS.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Servics.
 KALAMAZOO. Mich March ly employed bN a large corset com pany Of this city. are now out on a strike for increased wages and shorter hours The city is filled with idle peo- pie now and il is greatly feared that rioting will occur if any attempts are made by the corset concern to employ non union help.
 Although the strikers contend that they will not return to work until their employers give in to their requests. an endeavor will be made today to effect arbitration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
BILL IS
 REVISED AND PASSED

the parcels post system was also clim- mated from the bin after a bong die cussion.
 Following th" passing "f th. post office bill the item providing for th, reimbursement of senator I"rimrr Nh" was recently cleared or th. charges against hm. was brought mp Tn" bill provided for the refund nr aIl money "Xp"n'd hz Lnrimor n his defence during thn recent controversy.
 nu the iu"t,".. "f Senator l.orim"i. this motion was al~" stricken out
 Tn" senate adjouru.d ut aholI six o'clock this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
DOG MEN WILL TRY
 AND REMOVE ODIUM

In t mad and uncertain endeaVor to ohliterate the odium which they re- gently attracted when they failed to look like thirty cents the dog men of Nome will not tarry tomorrow. when they guide their canine steeds over the race course which was made famous by Tautuk and his speedy reindeer.
 Cnadulterated "r-e-V-e-n-g-e," the kind they dish out in "meller" dramas. at popular prices. is what the owners of racing dog teams are after.
 At p. m. tomorrow afternoon seven indignant dog teams will leave the foot
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
Special Nugget ServIce

ROME. March Princess Ditru. s"ua. Iady in waiting to Queen Helena Mas yesterday stabbed [" death b. Baron Pat"rn". her former o1,r r,l owing d quarrel which tp"h rlao. uI !. small lodging hou-r ir this city Th. baron realizing thc aommr~~ or his
 rin". shot himself immediately after h' had ended the lifr of hi- orstNhu. sweetheart The tragedy has created t -'n~atI"u here, and has -,t scandal mnugrrs '" talking
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
ROYAL COUPLE DEAD
 BARON IS MURDERER

Th" royal s"urI" Were stopping to- g. ih"r at a -ruaIi h"t-I her" when the T. 10 dr,d ea- committed b, the Baron I..'~" r'ouug near the apartment or
 princess overheard heated remarks
 ..h trt. exchanged b,tor"u tn. taa 0#.'r 'e thr Eumg
 Princess Li'ng"na and Baron ra. Ihr h'N. ne'u involved m several discreet disturbances or Iat. aud ir feared h< th" friends at the tna.
 some harm would com,. from their ...E'u'ul-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04

If Lanes way, and the greatest race pf the season will be on.
 Evidencing the fact that there is bored by the dog men. Billy Kirk has come out of his eleven year shell with pickup aggregation Of canine, with which he will endeavor to make Tau tuk's time read like the price of Linn. burger cheese
 Marx and Mike Mccarthy will enter teams in tomorrow's slaughter and they will endeavor to bring home the
 (Continued on Page Four)
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON March 4-Thr sen ate was in session all night and early this morning when it adjourned. it was rumOred that President Taft would probably call for an extra session on March 1j.
 Much was accomplished during last nights session The postofiico appro- priation bill providing for an cxpendI turr "f $25S 0oO ooo was passed at',ci tH" provision providing for an increase in tn" p"stag" on magazines was struck out
 The provision for experimenting with
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-04
Nuggets Special Servi.-.

SEATTLE, March As an after thought on the part of the commercial bodies of Valdez Alaaka, now comes word that the chamber of commerce of that city has adopted resolutions con- demning Representative Mondell, one of the principals in the fistic encounter which recently took place in the house at Washington. D. C., and lauding the actions Of Delegate James Wickersham. the other combatant
 Alaskaus in this city are extremely indignant over the actions of the Val dez body. and they claim that resolu- tions which were adopted are entirely unwarranted and out of place.
 V According to recent advice from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-30
CHEAP HOMES
FOR WORK.MEN
London Tries Novel Expert
ment for Laborers.

London, Sept. 3o.-Municipal houses
for workmen for s25 cash down is the
latest London county council scheme.
The experiment. Colonel Boscawen
told twenty houses first and if it proves
successful 1t will be extended.
The occupier. on paying SIS. will be
come the owner of his house at once
and thereafter he will pay so cents a
week more than the ordinary rent for
twenty years.
all payments. with the exception of a
small ground rent, for the remainder
of the term of eighty years.
Under the scheme, which is shortly
to be considered by the council, the
owner occupier is TO have power tc
sublet if he is obliged to leave the
neighborhood. He may also, IL he
wishes. surrender his lease. assign OIL
sell it.
Another important housing scheme
the creation of a garden suburb on the
councils Tottenham estate, is also un-
der consideration, but for this. said Col
Boscawen. parliamentary powers viii
have to be obtained.
1t is proposed to build on the estate
middle class houses with rents running
up to $3.50 year, but at the presen
the council has only power to bulk
working class dwellings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-30
DOUBLEHEADER
TOMORROW

double header between Gary and
East Chicago in the Northern Indiana
league is scheduled to be played tomor-
row on the H A. A. grounds at Ham
mond. Indiana Harbor plays its last
game for the season at Whiting. and
Hammond and Crown Point will ex-
change courtesies at the county seat.
Including tomorrow's games Crown
Point still has four to play, two with
Whiting, one with Gary and with Ham
mond tomorrow; after the double head
err with Gary tomorrow East Chicago
has one more game with Hammond.
Whiting has six more games, including
tomorrows event. To finish it's sched-
ule 1t should play two games with
Crown Point, two with Gary and one
with Hammond.
1t is probable, however, that some
arrangement will be made so as not
to continue the season too far into the
fall
Owing to the fact that three of
Crown Points players will be in the
Hammond lineup tomorrow. the game
at the county seat will be interesting.
Mckay. Eder and Needles. formerly
with Crown Point. will be on the Ham,
mond side. Enright is out of town or
else he, too. would don the Hammond
| instead of the Crown Point uniform.