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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
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NaPeci"i 10 Inc :ncs-Dispa tct.l
MeNlco City. February 3.--Int.nse
excitement was in evidence at tho Pal.
ace and The War Department to-nl,-ht.
anu II was made very plain that Prrsi-
GENT Madere aud his advisers realize
that the mailed fist must be used 10
stamp out the serious disorders re-
ported from various quarters. So grave
Is the situation in the state OF Mo-
rales that the federal commander is
unable TO restore order. Zapata rcvo-
lut!or'&is and bandits are oNerruuni...:
the state.
Hapsta. NJ the head OF several hun
Soatepec and Human. Fighting has
pecn III progress about Cucnayaca for
me past week and 70 day zapata Ae.
clared state OF siege. Cuatia anu
COY uca are also bcsicgeI.
AS the rcvolutipnists ana roviu.:
nAnos 81 piuudtrHrS advance from one
town 10 another, wires are torn down
aud stretches OF railroad blown III.
several troops trains started FROM
Mexico CITY UuTluG tile week, but were
IoinpelttG To turn back because the
trains have not run south from the
capital tor 4 week. and the entire dis
iricts Is in "a stat OF anarchy.
II is expected Madcro will order a
VIGOROUS ctmpnlSn against the r.yulh.
'onisls in wniGh no quarter viii nc
shown Thu avliph OF "a, United states
government IN ordrrinc troops again
10 protect lh@ border has had It's e.
feet in MEXICO Ctv a. ii is Feared thai
II the government al Nyash!ugt.n
should ucen IL necessary IL again mob.
itse isoops on ~" frontier nJr"yeu-
lion would u only matter ui days.
The insuirroJun started in m.
north ~ Juar"S, las spread TO vurreon
; lshtihg Is lmminent At NucNo Lare-
do and halt dom other points whrrc
Emilio Nasquez Gomez has bc,n pro
'lalmci provisional PRESIDENT. Gomez
Is now u san Antonio ycX. ana Ma
Zero VIII attempt 10 oNtraditc him Or
Ask that the Tinted States government,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
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Makes the Gair Grow Long. Heavy
and Lu%uriant and We Can
Quickly Prove Il
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you will be.airasGE, l-o.'r hair will be ws,7,,
fluffy ands abSfdam sd possess All incompatible
sottness, lustie and Insurance, the beauty and
shhnmef OF true hair health.
Besides bcau,itying tic hair, one application of
panderlne dissolve every particle Of DantraE;
ccanscs, puTihes and inyigora'cs tic scalp forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
Danderine is to the hair vha; fresh showers Of
rain and sunshine are 10 vegetation. 1t goes right
the roots, nviEon,es and strengthens tiier It's
e:xhii4tatng, stimulating and feProducing proper
ties cause the hair grow abuntan:ly long, strong
and beautiful. Il a, once impar,, sparkling brE-
iiancy and velrety Soitness 10 the hair and lev
weeks use will cause new hair to ,prout al over
the scalp. Use j, every day for short time after
which two or three times week will be sufcier,
to complete whatever growth YOU desire.
You can surely have pretty, soft, lus,.ouy hair.
and lots Of II, il You will just &c, % cent bottle OF
Rnowl,ons Danderine from any drug sSo,e Of ,oi.e,
counter and Try j, as directed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
STATE WILL { ND
ITS CASE MONDAY
Only Ono or Two More Wit
ncsses to Be Examined in
Hoof Trial

AleEnndria. Va, February 3-with
the exception 81 hearing one or two
moro witnesses. the States cage
against Lewis iioott. former secretary
ana general manager OF tho dciunct
Mercantile Railway. Building and Loan
Association, was completed this after
noon Tho state vii! end It's case
Monday.
The attorneys for tho defense *
pect 70 rniah early in the week Win
their witnesses.
The testimony to-day was about the
financial transactions OF the dofunct
concern and mostly OF technical ma
ture. und nothing sensational was
brought out.
L. NJ. Martin identified note he
gave Lewis lIcon. lioor askcd lim
one day 10 sign 1t. he said adding he
did II for accommodation.
Harvey browns Identified note on
the Virginia Safe Deposit Trust Cor
poratiou for $3.50 which ho signed for
IIooG. Attached TO IL Was stock for
$500. Witness said he did not buy the
stock.
Mrs. NJ. L. Angelo said Hootr re-
Iceived t. monthly salary Of $l25, while
her snlary was s75 Il month, and Her-
'ey browns. employed as a messenger,
.ecc!ved So week. and Miss Mary
deislcy received - week.
Mrs Angelo, VINO was bCoEkcCpCr
Tor The concern. identified "A number OF
cooks belonging TO the association and
recognized certain figures as being In
the Handwriting or the defendant, she
said. Some OF this figures in the book
oked as If they had been changed.
4 report regarding the affairs OF tho as
ioc.ut.oa was placed IN evidence W tho
states attorney.
M!ss Mary iiesley testified tia, she was
employed by the concern 10. about fau.
;ears and described her duties.
Liquor Store Robbed.
One OF the biggest robbcr!cs that has oc-
CURED here for some lime was made b.
thieves early this morning. the grocery
which Henry II. Walters is the manager.
AT tho northwest corner OF Queen and
Henry Streets II is the second Time IN a
month the store has been robbed.
The thieves gained entrance by breaking
panel in the rear door. They made
and rs small packages of cigarettes and
Kfty packages OF sr!okins tobacco aud some
ca 81. m the money drawer.
When Mr.. Walters entered the store this
! morning he discovered the robbery All Of
his whiskey barrels were empty, and part
o.; the contents had been spilled the
floor.
| The police were notified, and Chios Goods
and Policemen Wilkerson, Talbot, Beach and
Rawlett are Investigating the burglary, and
are cndeavor!ng TO trace the stolen goods.
The presumption is that the robbery was
committed by several persons and that
the whiskey taken from the barrels must
by the thieves. y part OF the wh!skey stolen
consisted OF bottled goods, which were re-
! moved from the shelves In the rear part OF
the store.
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SENTENCED no svATE PRISON.
Term OF Two Years for ". l.. Southern
Charged With LarcrnE.

IGptCLaI 10 IFc Llmes- DlSNl tCtl.
winston Salem, =. G.. February g.
f. l. Southern, an erpioys OF Spacl,
Brothers, wagon manufacturers ulead :
ell guilty III ;he Supa rior Court to-day
10 the charge OF larceny Of more than
2 term OF Two wears in the state
Prison Southern had his room in tha
office building az Spach Brothers, and
had access 10 IN. safe. IN his con
fession he stated that he had taken
money from the firm every week for
more than a Syar.
VIII I,uulcy and George Mcbride
were given four wears zach on tho
county roads. The indictments were
FOR breaking in ana rcubing two
stores
81 murder in the second degree for
Killing lin White. c~Uu&ta In the
county jail. Jones struck White on
the head with a bottle innicting in
Juries from which he died a week
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tn" newspapers, Of course. are still
rutroniIed for news But even as to
news the public Is fas, coming TO UNI
derstand that wherever news items
bear in any way upon the control OF
government by business, tho news Is
colorcd; so confidence IN the newspaper
as newspaper iS tciniS undermined.
"Culturcd and able men are SIM tn
I've FOUND upon the editorial stats OF
all great dailies, but the public UNI
dcrstands them 10 be hired men, who
no longer express honest judgments
aud sincere convictions, who write
what they are told TO write, aud whose
judgments are selaried.
To the subservicncy OF the press TO
special interests in no small degree 10
due the power and influence and pros :
perity OF the weekly and monthly
magazines. y decade ,so young men
,rcincd in journalism came 10 sec th:s
control OF the newspapers of tho
country They saw tails uncccupieG
field And the" went gu, ind built up
great periodicals and magazines. The!
were free"
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RAINES INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
February 80 Set as Date for Trial
on Charge of Numbering
Miss Chambers.

Salem. Va. February 3-Jush,in ii,,,,o.
hho kiiicd sliss Eva u. Chambers tnv
,ouhs houhote county school teacher, on
me morning oil Wednesday,, January H. wac
.nuieten ior murder to-day by the special
hraha Jur! called by Judge w. W. Monett
81 tne Roahoke county Circuit Court e.
al Fitzgerald way Chairman of the rranL
Jury. '"' s'e"u
Naihes was brough, back 10 Sule,n to-day
"y Sheiiu c. l.. Hatcher from Pulaski ,Inu
.'uhcu III tue salem jaii. Eu did not upprnr
oetotc tue grand jury. Sheriff Hatcher said
Games appeared To DC giud 10 come to SAL
sti' he was taken before Judge AIuifett and
1Ahsd u nc hau counsel to defend him III,
'tPIitd In the negative, whereuvou inc
- -. %sS'sAeu Joseph D. Logan und Johu
A. saul Jr., TO defend him.
Rhlnes was arraIgned this afternoon an.
'hFouSA ms attorneys pleaded not guilty la
Inc Indictment. counsel al tho tinu ,i,.,n,,r-
r!ns 10 the Indictment,
halnr" appeared 10 be one Of the moan
uho"hGSrhtd persons IN the court room when
'he Indictment was read. While mo nrI,,n
Sou"s.! WIN awe out nothing CONCERNING
the line OF their dcfcnse, II IL bcli.v,J ,h,,
tEe insanity plen VII! be offered
haih.A sister, ivins liz BrlaIoI mas al,
ready siNcn out an interview To IN. cnrr,
'!iht sAc believed her brother In h, a. 49,,
s"uhd mind. y brother OF tho .cru.,d No..
recently discharged from a s,atn Ss,.;,,'n
Tor :nG inyan.. -''.H'''
ne prosecution Will cndenyor To con,h,,
Nlr insanity plea taking Raircs's avn stutn-
hsh' lhat ne killed Miss Chambers M,
sthpoI teacher, because sh. rcru.rd 10 ,y,,r
wife. 1S''"st h's
JudEe Moffet' SCI February . as tho dat.
'9r the trial. aud :. ypera! Jury Viii ss
Hu'hNirhSi 10 hear The Gaze
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
la TOILETTE DOOM
is NEAR COLLAPSE.
lC0ntInued from i Sd rageD

tS9htnGso from Il - pags)
cossity for a critical surgical operation
upon enc ri his children, simply over
taxed even his almost superhuman pow
ciS of endurance, ANA for some time
his friends have urged on him the ne
cessity for q temporary aud absolute
rest, and haze at last prevailed OF him
10 Weld TO their solir.ta tioas, and he
iIls finally Cancelled his speaking an
sacemsuts for the next two weeks and
VIII drop all work ana take COM
pleie rest. want To assure his friends
throughout tie country that .ncro is
nothing alarming in his condition. AS
.bore stated no reached and over.
stepped the limit OF human endurance.
Senator La Folletre has worked uu-
cT!;;.aG!y for years, without rest or
vacation. having remained tn Wash
lnGton during the entire summer work.
.ns from twelve 10 eighteen hours Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
rntrouifcd Tor News.

torial columns of newspapers potent
force IN educating public opinion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
clnsh Ni.b Roosevelt Mcn.

Ills physical condition mas act been
nProEeu by his stgtc OF mind. Inc
senator, II is learned privately. mas
."IlrrCd the icua"hCy OF his followers
80 break 10 Roosevelt mas declared that
- would nov CT allow ms ioIioNInS To
york III haimvny VITA ine Roosevelt
Sleni ana aeoyv All Things mas iuslsIeu
>Lat lac wound hot set out oil Ia. raGJ.
'tc is SAID 10 nave pern personally re-
'ponsibte igr tue ClGSncs between MS
EVA following ana tle t,uCsGEGit pauu
~ prugress4vcs at coiumuus, Onio,
Niiere the Nvos avelt men appuare'! 10
." IA he n4!cAty and prevented an ia
tp!SGuemt OF La hCIlrtte. the SGna-
.Or : attitude has not ueen pleasing 10
many man who were his trvnus, but
ieW4lZea tnat he cOuiu not nope 20 nc
nominated, and that MS attItude tuNvt.t i
Roosevelt was hurting Inc Roosevelt
movement. Who. they tried u reason
~tth tine Senator ius% tound nin. sus-
picluIs ana disposed to charge them
with dislpyulty. Ills petuIancy has in
creased aay by day. 1t inualIy cuiInI-
OF his erstwhile followers longer TO
work with his organization In Wash
inston.
The climax OF Senator La Foliette's
trouble came at the Periodical PUB
lisncIs' dinner in PhilauclpnIa shortly
latter mianight this morning., when he
!usdr = most unusual, savage and in
coherent speech, attacking the news
papers, Offending his hosts and gricv-
.us ITS ITicMus. some Of the Scna-
tors aad members oi Congress, who
returned 10 washington to-day after
!.eGr!Eg the speech. declared i, was
tile most unseeMIy exhibition of its
KIND 70 which they had ever listened.
Nearly all OF them agreed that Mr.,
L. toilette had taken himself ont Of
the running Tor President this year
, " Ei- speech.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
Bapaue,er. Leare soon.

Sew YORK, February 3.-Tho New
Y-rk members OF tho Periodical pub
A@ners Association came homo from
PaL!4de!ph!a to-dG. weary and heavy
eyed i:on lack .: sleep They nud
attempted something which they say
now can, be Gone-kecp Senator La
Toilette. Q. Wisconsin, IRON tutoring
.agre snan 2e.g00 words s,t VIVA; WAS
meant to be a perfectly Good banquet.
TIE Senator was Z guest OF honor,
along w!Ia Governor Wilson. Of New
Jeygey; Mayor B.eEAenburg, OF Pnila
Geiph!s and William j. Burns. the
detective, a. the publishers annual
d..aer en- Friday night ~ the Belle
Tue-SrTaGord. Tho publishers expect
Cd taat Senator La Toilette would
give them something short ana snappy.
Taey ha1 that action at u r. n. Two
aO-:s and half lator, when the SEN
elgT was still! utte:ing, they were
cheering for Colonel Roosevelt IN The
Bellevue StratfOrd BAR which Is some
distance removed from The banquet
h-1 LauG and clear rose the cry OF
tEe desperate publishers. who will
20; Dc og- next President: Bob La
Eo.sltt.'
m. a!haer z,ar,eh marr:y. Don c
:etlz. t-gaiucEE manager 81 the New
yprE World wag tpHgtmgs,cr. and
w,HiD TIE rah'us =: his smile we're
sEstE%l iVGCTtl !1cn "nO were not
'aElEg .te :Op tc-lo.s!y. At Nr. Sc!ta'a
raH.a %%:e G0yr-aor WILSON. Mayor
f..HEtao-rZ. Senator Ia Follette
CyT4z - Il Cgrl5s, preEidcal 81 tho
rer!DGica! f4h!irHsTE Association:
faiass z @ctcaife ana Dr. Weir
Mitchell
-,nrt. Oh, Delightfully."-.
yEs tyg"rEfrs nirE zen, along 49,
l'gat.si, tram 70 II. 81, wir, Mr.
=cl'H Ip' 'GluZn i:rlaG, uutit Senator
L1S' .glosn ~ aggr iatnr. Governor
Hils5h. - .Gi! eight ~ Colonel Iiur
Fr@. sATr the EEaGgeiaT= Il Jolly ,nih.
~ <@pt u. '-g"ryrr, 81 q qunrte. OF
F. c-.lH4- ~ MI Nuyor EianH enburG
ard II, ;is.aaf.. Tacn Mr. Hoi,z In
,tcfa.sG ~. Wisconsin fa.r.
hrns'r: ~ Tr!l.t.e, sri:!nr s!o~iy.
!aia ~ ornlHrgs piio ~ maHps~rtp. on
M't.Ux psgs {. The etna.os got
'nGef. ny. ~. ma me publishers
'rtt tho c<jntfI Wat In . g4d w&y.
- wsrG nsiaa Iaz!ea nlzeI. The
"onhI rnWer wsa gssshinY Gyefy-
,i'Ng GD<rE fn|n w%.e inH;irtig
fEsn,~ Ihe rs!ifrsGs wsf6 armhinG1
M aiz zYSat gystemE Tho cO<t NJ
'syin& ~ag zfsas 81 attitude tnGord
4, mtGal1aa, vaya1o fornac1 and
opy"G Dn!eiz pg~arG the bar.
itnana srpka ~ uDoE Tho geaator'a
tea:y mrfr!ogra, ~ it,tt LhGr. van
'He:y Is'!E&unn Nas, ,hh Eonstor var
..fEGxSg ~ ia,a BDGa TIM tahia wat
tteU.h1 10 ms tha maj pegh Of liz
"5ir2 'aa"JTtcr - Ept M mi was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands OF Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It,

Nature warns YOU when the track Of
health is not clear. Kidney and bladder
troubles compel you to pass water often
during the day and get up many times
during the night.
I'm healthy kidne! Cause umbago rheumatism,
cat,rrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache in the back
joints or muscles, at times have headache or ind
gcstion. as time passes you may have a s;Illow
compe%ion. puffy or dark circles under the eyes
sonlstii'l lecl as though you had heart trouble
may have plenty oi ambition but no strength Get
weak and lose flesh.
II such conditions permitted to continue
serious results arc sure TO follow Briyht's disease
The very worst form Of kidney trouble may steal
upon YOU.
Prevaency of Kidney Disease.
Mos! people DO not realize the alarming incrca SC
and remarkable prcrLcncv Of kidney disease
While kidney disorders arc the mos. common dis
nizcd by patient and physicians, 1rho uSudNr con
'cH; Themselves syiM 8o.iwiWg he cOcc!S while the
original disease constantly undcrnincs the system
II YOU feel that your kidneys arc the cause OF
your sickness or run down condition, begin taking
and bladder Ienledy, because as soon as Your kid
ncy improve they Will help the other organs to
health
Ii YOU arc already convinced that Swamp-R Root
is what you need, YOU can purchase the regular
fit cent and onc-doiIar size Bottles at all drug
stores. pon'l make any mistake, but remember
the name DR.. lkncrs swamp Root, and the ad.
Dress Bnshawton, u y. which you viii find on
every bottle.
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day no man could indefinitely endure
such ovardrafts Oh his strength lis
physicians assure him that l short RESI-,
viii fully restore his heaith"
This statement undoubtedly correctly
describes senator Lii Fui!ette'S phySi-
cal condition. kie has not been Well
man since n unre"wcnt an ci'erUJiUJ
IA HuSn-ster, MinA-, aUuu- Two years
lso. tie undertook his Western spcccn.
making Tour III December unuor the
most adverse conditions. Most OF his
speeches were delivered in snow
,lorin, and more Than once he Spokc
men the temperature was below zero.
te returned from the trip thorcu sEly
- urn OUT.
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son. his wife and children. The family
was captured near Cucnavaca. and In
answer to Ambassador Wilson's pro.
test TO the Madcro government, tho
latter replied that they were unable to
cope with the bandits.
Tho administration regards The Sit
hatlon as grave, owing TO the wide
spread character Of tho revolts und
the inability OF the Madcro admiuis.
tration to cope with IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

not got The senator had ot'c pages
N RESERVES Kisses let 20.
At ~ NJ, tho nanuue, hall was
I sre,'N we'll deserted Most OF the
publishers and their guests wore In
;hH corridor ~ ;Nr bar From time
20 ttmr they pcckcd in tae oun room.
saw that La Toilette WIS still going
s'ronS. sroaned again and Went back
Tor another drink Cries were heard
We want Burns: Let's hear from
RurnSH
II was 1850 \. NJ actcs handing
bouquets to the magazines and rappins
the newspapers that the senator quit.
scored h, T"n>tmn>tcr.
Whei lie had dnishct roastmnster
SSits said;
y shall not uttompt nor aavc the
time to como 10 tho jcfense of tho
newspapers ot the country. which have
Just NeSn fooliShiy w.ckedly anu un-
;ruthruly assancu.'
senator La Toilette nado no sign OF
hsar!ni, the c,,ustic remark, which was
uttered III a h&it-nnSry tom!
'co-day in an interview Mr. Ses'Z
said:
"As the banquet was given by the
ina game publishers and as was a
guest OF Cyrus H. *. Curtis. president
~ The assccins!or. had 10 be cautious
in my remarks on senator LIN toilette.
don't recall exactly wl%t said whcn
the Scna;or had uutahcd. but ! do re-
member declaring Jhat the senator had
made an unktnd. unjust nud wiltuliy
malicious attack Oh the newspapers
Of the nation. aud il had more time
would have said something stronger
upon the subject
lnlumifS I'NtIrttS.
Las; nights dinner during wiicit
we thought We would josh the
statesmen ended in u calamity. 1t
WAS a tragedy fOr senator LII tollcttc'a
hopes. He has simply wiped himself
OF the map.
Undoubtedly he came IL phiiadcl-
Dhia 10 make the address OF his life.
AMI when il doI cicpcd into an in
famous SANDER III the newspapers ana
wallowinS, sycuphuutle praise OF the
magazines. | realized that the man had
overstcpped his mark.
PREVIOUS to that time the Senator
had talked Tor mora than two hours,
and when he concluded certainly re-
huked him, In my mind. the senator.
not knowing the relationship between
the magazines and the newspapers.
came to the dinner TO attack tile lat
ter and to curry favor with Il. maya
zine publishers.
The portion IF senator La Follctte's
speech 10 which Nj. ScitS took en-
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nnrn. Drove EntnI

Fredericksburg, Va. February 3.--The
young chj.d or Mr.. and AIrs Henry StoEns.
formcrlyl Of this city, now residents OF Fort
Smith, Ark, died yesterday from the effects
of being severely burned.
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Sample Boltle Sent Free.
EDITORIAL NDTICE-To mo,

EDITORIAL IlEEro meitso
bottle Of
the soil
sample Adde'S, klmer T. be sure to s.v
o 5 intecl.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-04-12
Notice of Bond Issue, Fifth
District.

To the qualified electors of Supervisors Dis
trict No. S, of Lee County, Mississippi.
You will take notice that it is the intention
of the Board of Supervisors of Lee County
Mississippi. at its next regular meeting to be
held at the court house, in the City OF Tupelo,
Mississippi, on the first Monday in May,
! 1912, the same being the 9th day thereof, to
make an order for the issuance and sale OF the
road bonds of the above district No. 5, Of
said county, as provided by Chapter 149, OF
the acts of the legislature Of 1910, OF the state
of mississippi which said bonds are
proposed to be issued and sold for the pur
pose Of building and maintaining such roads
in said district as may be hereafter decldec
upon TO be built and maintained by the com
! missioners to be hereafter appointed by thu
board as in said law provided. All OF sale
bonds shall be issued and sold and the pro
ceeds used as provided by said law tor tn
construction of such roads in said district
This notice is given as required by the pro
visions of said law, so that such qualifiee
electors of said district as may desire may
petition against the issuance OF said bonds t.
this board on or. before the date OF said mex
regular meeting, as above set forth, OF TINS
board. ANY said bonds will be issued unless
twenty per centum Of the qualii1ed electors
petition against same at said meeting.
This April 4th. 1912.
J. M. WITT, B. r. PARhEK,
CIerk 3-3t President.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-04-12
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to say through your col
umns that we are grateful to, and
thank from the very depths of our
hearts, those neighbors and friends
who so graciously helped and sympa-
thized with US during the sickness and
death of our dear little boy. We also
thank Drs. Bonner and Elkin. for
their service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Norton.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1912-04-12
Verona.

Mrs. T. M. Clark left Monday
for Washington. D c., to attend
the Womans' Missionary Council,
of which she is a member.
Mrs. John Baker, of Tupelo, is
the guest of friends here this
week.
Mrs. ]. M. Paulk visited rela-
tives in Tupelo last week.
Mrs. Mary Walkar is visiting
her brother, R. c. Battle, in
Corinth.
After having finished her school
at Pontocola, Miss Leila Gregory
has returned home, to the delight
of her family and friends.
Miss Erin Bunch, who has beer
quite i'll in Baldwin, is now a
home. She will resume her du
ties in the school at Baldwin
next Monday.
Miss Eula t'ilgo and little Mar,
Kate, of Chesterville, are tn
guests of their sister, Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson.
The Easter service at the Meth
odist church last Sunday wa
very interesting. and greatly en-
ioyed' by the large congregation
that was present.
! Mrs. Jas Gilmer and children
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of Indianola. are guests of Mrs.
R. w. Carmen.
Miss Kathrine Lowry. who is
attending school at Blue Noun
tain, was the guest of her par
ents last Saturday and Sunday.
In spite of the rain, some of
our little folk enjoyed an Easter
egg hunt at Mr.. B. F. Billiards.
las. Saturday afternoon.