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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-23

En- ell Congreso. Ell presidents dc
aquella Camara senior Condo de Roma.
nones, manifesto que 6l Horala STEM
pre- la muerte del Sr. Canaleias. al oue
GUERRA acknowledgements. pero que la Vi
da de la naci6n no por esta desgracia
ha de detenerse.
-Cae exclam6- v Suc6dele
otro, y otgo d este Tenemos que de-
mostrar al pals que jamas prevaleceran
los criminales.
El ministro de Estado. senior Garcia
Prieto. que va habia asistido a la session
de la Alta Camara, habl6 en- nombre
del Gobierno eXponiendo su dolor.
Relate minucioSamente ell atentado, Y
tribute devotoS elogios Canalejas
Emocionadisimo, desisti6 de hacer la
biografia del fnado.
Dijo cue CanaIeias muri5 miranda a
10 que mas amaba al pueblo Y los IL
bros.
FL Conde de Roman2nes. contestan-
dole, declare ore todos los hombres hon
radios de5en protestar contra ell lamen-
table criman, o@no & protesta en- NOM
bre de la Camara.
Los enemigos de la sociedad-agre.
g0-no nos venceran. porQue es impo-
sible que la maldad predomine. por
que estamos unidos t0dos para cOmba-
tirla. Sean qulieneS fueren esos enc
migoS, nadie deSertara de su deber. (Ex-
traordinaria saliva de aplausos ahoga las
ultimas palabras del Orador. T0dOs lie
aclamaban, eXcepto los republicanos).
Tn detalle; cuando el Ministro de
Gracia y Justicia. senior Arias de Mi
randa, lego el decreto dando cuenta del
atentado y de la designoaci6n del Sr.
Garcia Prieto para la Presidencia inte-
rina del Consejo. lloraba .
TodOs los ministries los diputados
presentaronse EN- la Camara de riguro-
so luto.
CANALEJAS MUERTO.- ST FTSO-
NOMIA.- SUS ULTIMAS PALA-
BRAS.
Madrid, u.
La fsonomia del cadaver del senior
Canalejas ofrece una serenisima EXPIRE
sion.
Cuando Sc lie recogi6 del suelo, al ser
mortalmente herido abri6 los ojos. y
-Xclamo dirigi6ndose al senior conde de
Villagonzalo que lie alzaba de terra
Me ha matado ese canalla
Y seguidamente expire.
Los periodicos de esta noche dedican-
Sc casi integros a relatar, con los ma
yores detalles posibles, como ocurri6 ell
criminal suceso del asesinato
FL pdblico arrebata los ejemplares de
manos de los vendedores.
No Sc habla de otra cosa que del do
lOrOSO atentad0,
EN- CASA DE CANALEJAS.- VISI.
IA DEL EY.-JUEZ ESPECIAL.
UNA SRA. HERIDA POR LA MfSMA
BALA QUE HIRIO A CANALE-
JAS ANTE Ell CADAVER.
Madrid, -
El Rey don Alfonso acompanado
por su Mayordomo Mayor, seiior Mar
ques die la Torrecilla, estuvo esta tarde
Ell Ell domicilio del fnado presidente pa
ra dar personalmente ell peSame a la
desconsolada viuda de aquel
Tambien estuvieron despues EN- dicha
casa todos los ministries, con la sola ex-
cepcion del de Hacienda que contin1a
EN- CANA.
Ha sido noinbrado juez especial ms
tr11ctor de la catisa alberta en- esclare-
cirniento del suceso el senior don Ma.
nuea Moreno.
Inntmerables periodistas tlrnanse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-23
NJ u noz Rivera

Esta tarde, a las dos, embarcara pa
ra Nueva York el ilustre hombre publ.
co don Luis Munoz Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-23

LAS PRIMERAS NOTICIAS ANTE
TIE LAS CARTELERAS DE Los
PERTODICOS.- MEDIDAS GU
BERNATIVAS.- COMO OCURRIO
Ell SUCESO.
Madrid. y.
The evening world., 1912-01-26
FIVE LIVES SAVED
BY F|REMEN WITH
INTERPRETERS AID
Women and Children Cling.
ing to Ledge Couldn't Un-
+ derstand English.

Quick work or the part OF iremen and
warnings in italian shouted from the
street saved the lives Of five persons
pcrched on the ledge OF a window out
Of a burning tenement house at No.
10 Hamburg avenue. Brooklyn. early
this morning.
Flames and smoke nllsd the room be-
hind them and they we're preparing to
jump when fremen ordered an Italian
In the street to tell them to stay ut the
window until q ladder could be raised.
This was done and all were brought
safely to the street dow, . ladder.
Policeman Edward Buchanan and Pa
troiman Anthony Mayer saw flames
bursting from IN upper window Of the
house about 1 o'clock and at the same
time heard several mutled explosions.
Buchman ran to a store on the gr1und
moor Of the double tenement and Mayer
turned In an alarm. The residents on
the upper floors were asleep and Buch.
man broke la the door and attempted
to 90 up the stairs. Smoke drove him
back and then he tried to enter by the
door Of No. 1871. but was unsuccessful
The noise soon an akensd the tenants.
however. but thcy found escape by the
stairway cut oG.
Those on the top door were able 10
escape by the roof. but the second floor
tenants ran into the front apartment OF
Mrs. Nellie Azarra. Their cries for help
were heard IN the street. but NJ one
could got into the building to aid them.
In the room were Mrs. Axarra. her
brother Aiphonse. Mrs. Rose Marine.
her daughter Josephine, aged fifteen.
and hor son Joseph, aged three. When
the flames got through the door. into
the room. they climbed out OF the win.
dow to n coping above the drug store.
The FIRE IS supposed 10 have started
from an explosion OF drugs.
The evening world., 1912-01-26

James J. Cook. n boss plumber. with
street. died suddenly on a Lexington
Avenue car at Forty-fourth street early
to-day. Ills home was In Stamford,
Conn, but during the week lie lived In
a furnished room ot No. 236 East Forty
eighth street. lie val Identified by an
Elk button and cards In his pocket.
The evening world., 1912-01-26
MARRIAGE A LOTTERY.

BOSTON. Jan. 3s-Under an opinion
by Judge White Of the Suffolk Divorce
Court. ''beaus and bellies when marry
Ing must run their chances Of false
teeth. imported hair and cork legs"
Harry zukow had sued for annulhent
OF his marriage IN the ground that his
wife concealed . deformity from her
prospective husband until after the
ceremony. such defects" concluded
tho Judge. ARE common TO humanity
and must be CHANGED In contemplating
connubial bliss"
The evening world., 1912-01-26
So Tired Of Tired
Feet! Use TiZ
Gets the "Tired" Out in q Few Minutes
Makes Your Fec Soro-proof.

"oh. fudge, It's awful how tired feet
make you feel tired all oversee dead tired.
| Then, when you've got a corn besides. and
a bunion. and q few blistcrs. and your feet
are terribly swollen. you don't care II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
SECOND BURGLARY
OCCURS IN DOUGLAS
Police Think Gang of Yegg-
men Is Operating
In CITY.

Douglas. Ariz-. April 22.-The second
burglary within two days was discov-
cred when the employees OF the Brophy
Carriage company. 1922 G avenue. found
that a window on the north side Of the
office and inside the corral had been
pried open. Goods valued at about
$50 was taken
The Emporium dry goods store was
entered on the night previous and more
than $500 worth Of goods taken, The
Officers are inclined 10 believe that
there is a gang operating and thar
both burglaries were committed by the
same people
church viii leave this afternoon on
the train for the south for Nacozari to
give a concert attend ball given IN
their honor and participate in services
10 be held at the NacOzari chapel by
the Rev. Z. W. SimOnson on Sunday
morning
A. NJ Williams. inventor and owner
of an aeroplane that will fly, according
TO previous demonstra lions, will take
the air Sunday If his present eXpecta-
lions are fulfilled His machine, which
was badly damaged several weeks ago
when If fell while negotiating a turn,
has been repaired and is ready for the
test.
Of resistant surface to his planes by
drawing them close together. This
has practically doubled their strength,
he declares. He has also lowered his
engine in the 'frameWOr of the ma
chine Is inches This viii have the ef-
feet Of giving the contrivance equilib-
rum when it takes the air.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

Las Cruces. \. NJ. April 22.-The
Z board Of county commissioners has
agreed to expend $1,000, or as much as
the legislature appropriated. which
gives a fund Of $4,000 for improvement
Of the Canine Real, and the work Of
/ improving the road will commence this
week
State engineer c. z. Miller arrived in
Las Cruces Monday with the approprf-
alton which has been made and turned
over for the work to proceed on the
Canine Real
The Spanish-American ball given at
the armOry by the HispanO- American
Allanza was a success
Eleven cases went to trial during
the last four days Of court week, and
sheriff LucerO left Saturday night with
the following prisoners for the state
penltentiary at Santa Fe.
Juan Gil, not less than two years
or more than three. larceny Of horses
Augustine SalcidO, one year, assault
with intent to kill
Jesus Barela. Martin Barela and Ar
each, burglary.
Desiderio Gamboa, one year. burg
Francisco Ganegos. two years. burg
Manuel Bianueba. not less than two
years nor more than three, assault
with intent to kill.
Luz Robes, not less than one year
nor more than is months, burglary.
leonardo AliniJares, one year, burg
larry.
Manuel CarriOn, not less than one
year nor more than two, larceny Of
The Bridge club will meet with Mrs.
J. E. Day at her home on GriggG
street Tuesday afternoon.
ire
home in honor Of Mrs. Yair Of Mesilla
Park, who shortly leaves for England
70 make her permanent home. Mrs.
Mays home was prettily decorated and
a luncheon was served TO the Mesilla
Park friends Of Mrs. Yair.
Mrs. Yair has made the Mesilla vail
ley her home for the past Is years. with
a residence place at Mesilla Park, and
q summer place at ClOudcEOft, making
periodical trips TO England However. I
this time she intends to remain in Eng
land and make it her home.
On Friday Mrs. ". A. Sutherland |
will entertain the Social club with q
luncheon, to be followed by the clubs
game Of AZ played for prizes. The
club comprises 20 members and meets
every other week, this being practically I
the close Of this season for the club.
i X H. Smith, Of the First State I
bank, and Mark B. Thompson have l
left for southern Arizona points on an /
extended business trip.
A Spanish-American dance was given /
Saturday night at the armOry by the I
Alianza Hispano Americana
Miss Lenofe Bumps, who has had I
charge OF the western Union Tele- /
graph company during the illness OF I.
manager Browne. has returned to her I
home in Albuquerque, after q stay Of I
two months here.
LHndofnce Notes.
The following public lands were en- I
tered in the landOffice.
Desert land entries: Walter Mclean
Cornell, Los Lunas, y. NJ, Ne IA Ne
IA Sec I, Sc. IA Sc. IA Sec. s. T. . $,
r 20 W; lieu selection made BY Santa ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

Fe Pacific R. R, Howell Jones, TOpe-
ka, Kas-, land commissioner, for the NV.
IA NV. IA lot 4, Sec. 2, T. % s, R. 10
W, filed selection based on Nv. Ia
Sw. IA Sec. 3, T. 10 n. r. w, held
for publication
Homestead entries: Felix Petalcu,
Cuchilo, \. NJ. Sc. IA NV. IA Sw. IA
Ne. IA Ne. IA Sw. IL NV. IA Sc. IA
Sec %, T u s, r W; Francis NJ.
Blackman. Whitewater, N. NJ, SW. Ia
lots s and 4, z 1-2 Sw. IA Sec. 7, T. 20
S, r y W; Jesse L. Dickson, Deming,
n NJ, Nv. IA Sec. g, T. IS S, R. z W.
Alexander Armour. Columbus, n NJ,
Ne. IA Sec. "a, 7. IS s, r s ".
c. +. Johnson, United States mineral
surveyor OF Silver City, was in the city
for some days on business before the
local land office. He has returned TO
his Silver City home
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilfoil have returned
to their home in Albuquerque, after
stay Of three weeks in the city
Miss Eide Tate entertained It her
home on Las Cruces avenue with bridge
in honor OF some visiting friends
The DesSauer house. on Court and
Water streets has been leased by Ban
ner, the photographer, and is being re-
modelled for a studio.
The aged mother OF N. II. Peterson,
who suffered a fractured hip seine time
ago in a fall, is confined to her bed in
care Of a trained nurse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
MASONS HOLD A
WEEKS REUNION
Local Shriners Arrange to
Entertain the Shriners
From Other Places.

The semi-annual reunion of the Scot
fish Rite Masonic bodies is being held
in the temporary quarters on San An
tonic street. The reunion viii include
the raising Of q large number Of MasOns
to the higher Scottish Rite degrees.
Visitors are arriving from all parts Of
the southwest for the reunion and
number of the refugees from Mexico,
who belong to the Masonic bodies in
various parts Of the republic, are partici-
pating IN the reunion The sessions of
the rite viii continue through the week
and VIII close with the usual banquet IN
honor OF the new class.
The Mystic Shrine viii hold its eere-
monial session Saturday afternoon and
evening. The business session viii be held
at o'clock Saturday and the ceremonial
session at z.
A business meeting Of the local Shrine
viii also be held Friday evening to ar
range for the pilgrimage to Los Angeles
next month The Shrine has been ad-
vised that two more Shrine bodies viii
pass through FL PasO en- route to Los
Angeles. One viii come from Columbus.
Ohio, and the other from Savannah, Ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
SOLDIERS STRUGGLE
HOME FROM SONORA
Scarlet Fever Claims Child
at ColOnia Dublan;
Mails Irregular.

COlonia Dublan. Mexico, April "a
Quite a number OF wounded soldiers
or foot and horseback. are struggling
home from Sonora DR.. Gay has treat
ed a number Of them, Others have
doubtless died by the Wayside unaided,
as most Of those who have reached
COlOnia Juarez have been on foot. Some
Of them have stolen horses there and
gone the remaining distance horse
back
Everything is quiet here and the
jefe and some Of the influential Mex
leans from Casas Grandes promise &c
join US in our festivities Saturday. II
political conditions do not interfere.
Joseph Spencer and wife lost their
was most likely contracted from JO-
seph Spencers sisters child, who died
week or so ago with scarlet fever
Mrs. Spencer came from Galeana to
help nurse the sick child, and although
all the children were exposed no other
cases have developed.
Once in a while mail reaches here.
but IL is very irregular. The outgO-
ing letters do not seem to reach their
destination either.
Next SATURDAYS has been set apart for
the celebration of the completion OF the
canal 1t is hoped that day TO turn the
water in the laterals and not only take
ii TO the field but bring it to town. I
few men will be left to guard the town
and the balance win go TO the canal
and enjoy a program picnic, games.
fishing, etc
Schools close In the district next Fri
day and at the academy a week late. or
May 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
LALONDE RECEIVES
SERIOUS INJURIES
CarrizOzo Railroad Man, Is
Hurt by Train; Brought
to Ell PasO.

Two broken ribs, a compound fracture
Of the left leg, a broken collarbone and
conclusion of the BRAN were the injuries
sustained Sunday shortly after noon BY
r H. Ia LOnde, a freight conductor OF
the FL PasO & Southwestern railroad.
The accident occurred at CarrizOzo. and
La Londe, accompanied BY company
physician, was hurried to Hotel Dieu in
Fl PasO- From the first little hope of
the mans recovery was held.
IL develops that La LOnde was LAYING
over at CarrizOzO. where he lives. his run
being between that station and Duran.
just previous to the accident he was
chatting with the engineer of passenger
train No. "a which was LAYING in the
siding waiting for train No. 8. west
bound, to pass. Waving a farewell to
the engineer. La Londe stepped back
ward Just as No. 8 ran past The pilot
beam Of the engine struck him in the
back. sending him high in the air.
With his wife and baby child and Dr..
NJ. G. Paden, of Carrizozo. the injured
man was put onto the passenger train
and brought to the FL Paso hospital
where Dr.. W. I. Brown was called in
DR.. Paden returning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
PRESBYTERY ENDS
SESSIONS AT PEC0S
Proposition Made For Road
From PecOs to F't.
Stockton.
Stockton.

Pecos. Texas, April 22.-The Fl Paso
Presbytery. which has been in session
here for the past three days, has ad-
Journed. Many prominent Presbyterian
ministers from west Texas and east
New Mexico attended. and the meeting
was pronounced one OF the best held
by the Presbytery in several years
proposition has been made ten
tatively TO the cities OF Pecos
and Fort Stockton, in the Pecos
valley, to build railroad be-
tween the two cities. The proposition
has been made by a reliable Utah con-
struction company and 81 is the inten-
tiOn OF the promoter TO come TO Pecos
shortly ana endeavor 70 negotiate a
deal FOR the line. Fort Stockton and
Pecos are both anxious 10 secure di-
rect railroad connection each with
the other. and 81 is believed that a deal
will be put through
Announcement is made here Of the
marriage in Fort Worth, Wednesday. OF
Miss Nary Anna Gage. daughter OF r
j.. Gage formerly Of this city, to Jas.
Wells Person. Of Port Gibson. Miss.
Miss Cage grew MP in this city and has
a large number Of friends here
T. B. Pruitt manager Of the Pruitt
Lumber company's chain Of lumber
yards in the PecOs valley, is shortly to
make an investigating trip to Missis-
sippi and Tennessee points in the in
terest Of the proposed brick factory 10
be located mere. The plant If put in,
viii be Of the Sanderson process and
viii have a maximum capacity Of IS
600 bricks per day.
Plans have been accepted in New
Y ork City for the new PecOs Carnegie
public library
The Pecos district court is in session
here There are quite number Of
civil cases Judge Isaaks, Of Midland,
IS presiding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
BODY GUARD FOR UNCLE
OF 1IADEROJ NOW IN FL PASO.

Alberto Madero, uncle OF president
9laderO. has a personal bodyguard who
accompanies him wherever he goes. The
guard made his appearance in the Shell
Mexican rurales. Saturday he wore
civilian suit with a more modest hat
He rides with the Madero family and
reports 70 the presidents uncle at fire.
Quent intervals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
NEW MEXICO RETAIL
MEN MAY COME HERE

I'll PasO may 90 after the convention
for 1913 of the New Mexico Retail Deal
ers' association. This years meeting
viii be held May 1-3 at Albuquerque,
and number of FL Paso retail mer-
chants and wholesalers are planning to
attend the sessions.
Secretary Kline. of the FL Paso cham
Der Of commerce, has received an invita-
ton for FL PasOans TO attend the con-
vention, and those interested ask that as
many as possible make the trip. Many
believe It possible that FL PasO could
land the convention in spite of the fact
that this city is technically located in
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
sAN ANTONIO FAIR PUT
INTO HANDS OF RECEIEER

San Antonio, Texas. April 1.-THE
San Antonio International Fair associ-
alton has been placed in the hands OF a
receiver This action was taken upon
application Of sam Berliner and Mrs. c.
D. Pollock. who in a suit filed in the
Seventv-third district court. allege that
the Fair association is Indebted to them
In the sum Of so, 500 OF a note which
Is unpaid. ThereupOn judge Birkhead
of the Seventy district court,
granted the application for receiver
ana the Central Trust company Of this
city was chosen by agreement to act
without cOmpensa ton. Officisls Of
the Trust company say that while il
may be impossible to hold a fair next
fall. one will certainly be held in 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
ANOTHER DEATH
FROM MENINGITIS
Woman Dies and Her BABY
Is Ill-Three Other
IaSeS RepOrted.

Mrs. A. l. Barber, 80 years of age. who
resided at 2027 II Commerce street. died
OF spinal meningitis Saturday nigbf
Her year old son, Raymond. is now
confined TO their home suffering from
the same disease.
The other cases of spinal mcn,nciSis
shown on the cards of the Lealtb ,isSs -
ment are: Mrs. ". c. Williams ~ 711
North Stanton street; Katie Crace
a negress, who is in the county bosDitoI'
and Guadalupe Grade, a 4 year ga g;rI
residing at HOS South Santa Fe $50
whose case has been diagnosed both a.
spinal meningitis and Pneumonia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
PIlAINVIEW WORKS TO
GET ODD FELLOWS HOME

Plainview. Texas, April 22-Plain-
view lodge No. 70, J. o. o. r. Is mani
Testing great interest IN the PROPOSE
tion OF securing the new Odd Fellows
Widows and orphans home The ques-
ton OF locating the home will likely be
taken up at the sitting OF the grand
lodge at Dallas this week. It is given
out that at the meeting Of the local
lodge last week the following delega-
tion was named to represent Plain
views interests at Dallas: A. A Hat
cheu. T. E. Gates. j. O. Burch. W. B.
Lewis and c. c. Keck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
VOTING LIGHT IN
UNIVERSITY RACE

The voting in the university scholar
ship contest has been light since Satur-
day but the pupils have been working
hard. The voting viii continue until the
lsst of the month.
Those who received votes today were:
Boys division-Henry Blume, 4; Frank
Lyons, 8.
Girls division-Mary Leighton, 2;
GLADYS Strickland, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
~ rHREE REAsoNs-

Woodrow Wilson, while president Of
cuous giving OF honorary degrees
"Our universities have learned OF
late he said, Ito distribute honorary
degrees judiciously. But in the past
He smiled
"Weu. in the past. met an uncouth
person at dinner, and being told by
an acquaintance that he had threa de.
grees. I asked why 10 was
Well said my friend, the third
was given him because ne had two the
second because he had one. and the
first because he had none ,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

B. J. vfljoen and wife are registered
at the Sheldon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
COUNTY TO SPEND
$1,000 ON ROADS
Makes $4,000 Available in
DOna Ana For Road
Improvement.

The office Of The Herald for Las
Cruces IS IN the Robinson Drug
Store, THE Quality Store" This
firm viii deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF so cents
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

A sprained ankle may as a rule be
cured IN from three to four DAYS by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each bot
tie For sale by all dealers.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
A Gentle TIP.

They were sitting on the bathing
beach at the summer resort. He vas
very bashful, and he had let count
less opportunities slip by. isn't this
sand wonderful" he said, after a mo-
ment's lull in the conversation. WON
derful!" she replied. "And just think,
there is so much here going to waste
which so many people need some in
their systems!" Then he caught on
and caught up!-Lippincott's.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
A Mean Man.

Does your husband turn his salary
owe to you!" Eyes," she sadly re-
piled. Then why are you SO down
hearted?" ooh, it doesn't do any
good. He often makes a few dollars
extra which he spends for his own
pleasure without letting me know
about It,"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23

"You have five children" said the
fortune-teller. Nothing of the kind"
the lady Indignantly replied, withdraw
ing her hand and refusing to submit to
further insults. 81 want you to under
stand that l in one of u most
fashionable circles of society"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
He Didn't Count,

She-You say you want to marry
me? He-I certainly do. "Well have
you spoken to papa?" "Why, no. 1t
takes only two to make a bargain"
81 know; but papa and are the two"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
Notice

OF letting contract for coal supply for City
Of Tupelo Municipal Water and Light Plant.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for
supplying coal for the Municipal Water and
Light Plant will be received at the office of
the City Clerk up to six o'clock p. m. Sept
Bird, 1912. Right reserved to reject any and
all bids. .DyW.KOBlNS, Mayor.
21-3t. c. E. GOODLETT, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
BY Exclusion.

"T've advertised for a reliable, care
full chauffeur" do you expect to get
one?" Eyes, indeed. All the reckless
daredevils seem to be employed"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
His Mistake.

There is a stray monkey! ! won
der if he is looking for a home."'
well, he'll get stung if he goes to the
apiary for one"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
Her Nature.

MON, is little baby sister a critical
condition." "Of course not. What a
silly idea" "But. nom, amt she q
cry-sis?"
The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-23
Their ADVANTAGE.

Kings have one advantage over
other men," What is it?" They
can be at the same time baldheaded
and yet have heirs apparent"