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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-05
THERE 10 YET HOPE OF REACH
ING AN AGREEMENT WITH
THE RAILROADS.
TO HOLD Meeting JUNE "a
Some Headway Is Being Made Toward
a Settlement Of the Difference Be-
tween the Railroads and the Ship
pers Of the State.

Raleigh.-That there is yet hope of
reaching an agreement with the rail-
roads whereby the interstate freight
rates may be adjusted in manner
satisfactory to North Carolina ship
pers was indicated in a statement Is
sued by the corporation commission.
At any rate the proceedings have pro-
crossed far enough to justify the COM
mission in having a third conference
with the freight traffic managers OF
the North Carolina lines and this had
been set for June "a.
Chairman Travis, Commissioner
Lee and Chief Clerk Maxwell returned
today from Old Point Comfort, Va,
weber another conference was held
with the railroad men Thursday and
Friday. Chairman Travis met with
the heads of the carriers in Washing
ton several weeks ago, when propo'
sition was submitted by the commits
sion. The carriers took this under
consideration and put their experts at
work on it. "Some progress was
made" this week, and it is hoped
that the controversy can be settled
without strife.
The statement given out says: All
North Carolina lines were represented
at the conference. Some progress
was made, and the corporation COM
mission was impressed that there
was a possibility of final agreement
sufficient to justify a continuance OF
the negotiations and another confer
ence will be held June "a"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-05
Pharmaceutical Association,

New Bern.-The next meeting of
the North Carolina Pharmaceutical
Association will be held in New Bern,
June II, II and 10. A large number
of entertainment features are planned
to relieve the daily routine of bust
ness and furnish the visiting drug
gists three days round of recrea-
ton. New Bern, being on the water,
offers great variety of amusements
and the city's druggists, led by C. D
Braham, the associations local Sec
rotary, intends to show their visiting
brothers true eastern hospitality.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-05
Governor Grants 60 Days Reprieve

Raleigh.-Governor Craig has grant
ed a 60-days reprieve for Lon Wells,
who is under sentence for the lar
ceny of some clothing, the reprieve
being on the ground that there is
doubt of the guilt of the prisoner
whose friends insist that Wells wife
really stole the clothing. She has
disappeared, according to representa-
tives made by parties urging the Gov
,eronr to take action. There was an
appeal to the Supreme Court, but the
appeal was dismissed on account Of
defects in the record.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-05

Davie County Votes For Bond Issue.
Davie county made its initial step
oward coming out of the mud recent
by voting an issue Of $4,000 road
townships vote shc% ed a good mar
gin for the cause. The campaign. has
been waged earnestly since the legis-
Eature gave permission for the elec-
ton. State Senator Grant, Jacob
Stewart, J. H. Clement, Col. w. X.
Clement and President Byerly of the
County Good Roads Association have
spent much time in the field, actively
working and talking for the bonds.
To Start Road Work in Rutherford.
Preparation for road work in this
county has been made by the pur-
chase of traction engine, three road
machines and a power pillow. Super
intendent Valentine is busy effecting
arrangements for an early beginning.
Advertise For Bids in New Hanover.
The Board of County Commission
ers has authorized Chairman Willard
to advertise for bids for $4,000 worth
of the 100000 road bonds voted in
the election. The bonds are to run
for 25 years and bear interest at the
rate of IL per cent. They cannot
be sold for less than par. The money
will be used to pay the balance that
will soon be due on the bridge over
the Northeast River at Castle Haynes
and for continuing the permanent
road work. The remainder of issue will
not be offered for sale for some time.
Held For Robbing Express Company.
One white man and three negroes
were arrested at Raleigh, charged
with robbing the Southern Express
company Of 500 between Raleigh and
Louisburg. The company reported
the missing package and declared that
$1,000 had been taken. Later the lar
ger package turned up and $500
package was missed. The company
'ound 1927 with the accused and trac-
ed a railroad ticket TO Wilmington,
Del. The white man IS J. H. Kilpat-
rick and the negroes are John Kitch-
en-. r. Johnson and John Moseley.
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CHIROPODIST
HOROSCOPE
DECEMBER 20.

To be happy and successful woman
of this birthdate should be associated
with people under the sign of Aries
Libra or Aquarius. The sign of Aries
governs all birthdates between March
p and April 10 The sign OF Libra in
dicates the nativity of those born be-
tween September % and October 2S
and the sign OF Aquarius between Janu-
airy % and February 10.
The woman OF this birthdate is very
fond OF fine clothes and nice surround
ings. she is attractive and magnets
and viii be married early in life and
be devoted to her home interests and
her children. She is rather inpatient
quicS-tempcrcd and outspoken, but has
a warm heart and generous disposi-
tion.
All womeR's occupations are under a
beneiicent planetary ruling and th'
Want Ads win be helpful in placing
women in good positions during thii
month.
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STORAGE
Messengers Storage Hous
REGISTERS NOTICE


~ STATE OF DAVID PEARSON CRAW-
II FORD. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate Of David Pearson
Crawford, late of Wilmington hundred de-
ceased. wore duly granted unto The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company, on the ninth
day OF December. A. d. 1913 and an persons
indebted TO the said deceased are requested
TO make payment to the executor without de-
lay, aud all persons having demands against
the deceased, ure required to exhibit and pre-
sent the same. duly probated TO the said
executor, on or before the ninth day Of De
cember A ID. 1914, or abide by the law in
this behalf.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Executors
Address the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. Wilmington, Delaware.
decl / cod -3wks
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


A DMINISTRATOR' SALE or REAL
"A ESrATE.-By virtue of an order 80 the
Orphans Court Of the State OF Delaware, ia
and for New Castle county made on the
twenty sixth day OF November, a ID. 1918,
rill be exposed TO sale at public vendue
OK SATURDAY, JANUARY ., 1914,
AT i2 o clock. noon.
a. the County Court House, IN the city Of
Wilmington. the following described real
,state. late OF Maria q. Hartman do
ceased to-wit.
All that certain tract. piece or parcel Of
and. with a two-atOry frame house thereon
.rectcd. situate In White Clay Creek hum
i1td. New Castle county and state OF Della
ware bounded and described as follows
iu-wit.
on the north by the land OF the lat,
Natter Southeatc deceased. tho west by
and Of the late William Couper. deceased
md John Miller; on the south by road
commonly called "Rcad Road and the
ands Of the late John Montgomery. de
tessed and thc late james Cam. deceased
an the east by tho turnpike leading from
Christiana TO stanton containing twenty
ave acres, more less.
Attendance viii be given and terms made
known By
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY
Executor of the Estate Of Maria c. Hart
man. deceased. or By Marvel. Marvel 4
Wolcott, Attorneys for the petitioner,
Attest JOSEPH G. JOLLS. Clerk o. @.
Wilmington. Dell Nov. &C. 1913.
dsc2o273l.
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Information for Travellers
departure tronsys wnmingsn-
Trains Marked % Expresses.
FHILADELPHIA BALTIadoRE 8 wAsHTNGToN. R r

r.
gis $500. SIS % gs1s go. lo2T,
80 So 81. 52o- 49, 54s go esi' CAP 7io'
758- g on, .l3, p 3a- II. 90 ti35'
$50 AZ. 10 so IL s3 aie IS T. So 90 soo 4 oo Scs.
53o. ss s. 49, 10, g. SO 5io- 40 79 soi so5 eis'
Ftpresss~x ws.og io.a7.
1io 81 . "a II as sS5d.1ss 10
il.s7. p M.fs a.lo $50 s.ai e2s 40 sss. mas.
TO BsHneFs .ss Washington. - 90 Of. 4ls- 42 7io,
acs' so2' $50 os sia' s7 ss as Sas 7s1 si2' sOs".
To m 7aSo'' % % s wn',i' sSsd;{: S1. & 49, 7iS 100
To Baltimore and Way Stations M-ioi2 M:-24s tsL e:i7
DELAwARF DIVISION
F Point. pwS Tho STATE. 4 M-i2 o. = os SID 1oAa' P. NJ
s7a & MS s;.., .'s ss SsS Sqsdsys spyIs so 20 p
BALTIMORE
io5s ms PM-ies. a.s7' ss7' sis.. si7
10 S. ras s s7 80 '.s: 49, 20 80 s , :s
and Warrington, Mtse.
wanston Sundays .s2s. P M
i.ioi a.ts' t.5t'. 5.4s as, s.oo, 9.55'.
a RAILWAY
A. E:.sinI AnS wsy Stations M7s7. P. Msio tiS. SAT- suA
- -rAnssdslPs and Chester Daily. M-7so 1890. P. MlSo
PENNsaRovE FERRY
p.ou. .s1,, w'%TS'g.-1 so 90 II 90 % go sIS r % I;
p m p. m
TO Chester and Darbysavs ninu
e New ol;ILs.vs :vsy As hosr
y hosr ase' at New c.ai' with
Bssy~ins spias. S.r.hsutonLs.v. Marie. every
minutes hour, 7Ss T1o
n"'.. er SHs Brs"S" SPRINGS Kenneth sn sSus 10
sS isrs
ess and 72s
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MONEY TO LOAN
REMOyAL NOTICE

INRs. PIERoE AND OANN. DENTISTS.
~ have removed from No. A10 Market
street. 20 No. sii Market street, second
noor. dec2-1m.
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ROOMS-WANTED.

II OR RENT-NtCELY FURNISHED
II rooms for gentlemen. No. i0i West
seventh 81 decq.mon. tues.frL SATIN.
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wv E ARE SPECIALISTS IN
wv BUILDING LOTS.

WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN
w BUILDING LOTS.
We have for sale 400 building lots from
1880 feet, 20 q whole city block; any size
or depth. in almost any section Of the city.
Will sell these lots easy monthly pay.
ments. Price from 500 up.
BPECIALTIES.
Lot 165 feet By 65 feet only 100 feet from
Twenty-second and Market streets. Good
place for small houses, garage or nsnufao-
turing site.
Lot 100 feet by 100 feet only 200 feet
from Twentyninth and Market streets.
Macndsm street.
Lot suited for Coal Yard near Ford's fac
tory. Third and Webb streets. r. r. siding
Lot 80 feet by 80 feet corner Fourth and
Union streets. 49, best store or arart-
ment site west % Madison treet.
Eieht-room dwelling. eerner sto-,, good
basement cellar
A i3-room stors and dwelling on Second
street. between French and Walnut streets
only one block from the Pennsylvania Sta
tion and near many manufactures. Excel
'cnt for boarding or roomlnC house. Cost
$4,000. VIII sell for $4,000.
Also 11.room dwelling adjoining above.
Prize s1,5oo.
Great bargains and but little cash needed.
Look them over.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

\ ADfEs' DEPARTMENT or TUE BElI
~ Drug Store, ssventn and king streets
open daily. a. m. 20 p. m. Mrs. l.. b'
Davis In atten6ance. Teiephons your vants
Prompt deliveries. is.u
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statesmen WANTED.

~ ASTFD - ACrIvE SIDE LINE
w falcsmen scll our exclusive manu-
srfurc watcr-coorod Calendars for 1919.
tfarfiur January samples weigh three
pounds popular priced goods also adyor'
bsinr novelties: commission paid promptly
rrfcrcnces kavin q Company Chicago.
deroO.It
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

b.
GNY OMAN DESIRES POSITION AS
w cook in private family Can fnr-
reference State wages AduresA
STA Evening journal Office.
dccfQ-3t
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NHT 4NTED--SMALL FARM WITHIN 10
w miles Of Wilmington; no agents Ad
drtss W-52. Evening Journal ONCE. dec2o, .
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
FOR RENT


II or RENr-LARGE BASEMENT. NOD
Il ern equipment No. 500 West Sixth
street. Apply No. 500 Madison street.
nov.2 tues-fri- -sat-1m
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~ OR RENT--NTCELY FURS1SHED
Il rooms. With or without board. No sos
West street nnvs-3m
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Il OR RENT--FURNISHED APARTMENT
Il No. s26 West street three rooms and
bath. Possession any time. Apply w. r.
Powell. No 500 Market 81. deci1-tts-tf.
L. or RENT-APARTMENT. NO SAT
II Orange street, 3 rooms and bath, Sl3.
apply ". T.. Powell No. s39 Market
street noy25-tts'ii.
II or Observation-Disclosures THREE
II rooms and bath, back porch md use Of
phone. Apply No. 723 Madison street.
Phone, dfl9-D. dec4-eod1m.
RI Al to- 20 .'FNT
Il OR RENT-NO. 609 EAST FOURTH
II street. rooms and bath. Rent, SIG
per month. Apply No. 935 Lombard 81
dec2o-eod-tf.
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APARTMENTS


HOe WEST NINTH ST.. SECOND
OZO foor, four rooms. Apply No. 10
King street. nov25-u.
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TT WO NICELY FUKNIsIIID ROOMS FOE
street dec2O-8t.
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PRINTERS
DANCING LESSONS
TYPEWRITERS


~ YPEWRITERS RENTED THREE
4 months $500. Rental applied on pur-
chsse. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
write Exchange. No. 9i5 Market street.
aug23-tf
Evening journal., 1913-12-20

3O9 Shipiey ST. noorsi electric power
and heat
Desirable apartments a. reasonable rent.
buckingham. Alhambia. Goa W. 10th. Terrace,
Cables, Agnes. Lynne. Third and King. Ser
geaut. 701 Tatnall. 40 Market, Ninth and
Monroe and others.
Stores. Offices and business places: 2l5
". Tenth St. 5oi Delaware Ave. s34
Market Corner Seventh and Tatnall oil W.
Seventh 400 King. Gee King s35 Tstnsl,
800 Delaware Ave.
esrag,s--soo W. Tenth ST., sol ".
Ninth St., Fourth and Franklin SITS.
Richardson Park, Z rooms city conveniences.
Cedars. rooms. large lot.
Road. Prices Corner 70 Marshsllton. 6
rooms.
Prices Corner. rooms
9.acre farm. Roseile y. q. Road.
s5 acre farm near Coaches Bridge.
Ia eyviile. rooms II acre.
Eismere. S rooms. large lot, barn.
70-acre farm Mt. Cuba.
7 acres. rooms and barn. Christiana.
Cali at Office for particulars and additional
list
O. c., GOODEN.
no. W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages and Innurancs.
BOTH PHONES.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, NO. 7oi
~ West street. nov2s ] m.
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HAIR DRESSING


II AIR WORK: COMBINES MADE. WILL
III call At your home. MRS. T.. EVANS.
oet1.-9m. Phone.22s4A.
< HAMPOoING, WITH Or WITHOUT
- shampoo board. ManicurinE, electric
scalp treatment, facial massage, hair dress
nc; also face packs.
CARRIE II. WRIGHT,
o. 4 A.. 562d. No. I'll W. Tenth 81
ocf6-1vr.
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PETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDING
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RENTAL LIST
Rental List


DWELLINGS.
oil Elm ST., r & B..-.....S $500
5l2 Walnut St., rooms. ........ $500
500 Buttonwood St., r store. S22.0o
1Tl5 Union St.. > rooms ..........S 300
APARTMENTS.
9o7 West ST., 2d aoor, r, B & $4,000
907 West st., Sd floor. r. 3 s. p $4,000
Alhambrs No. I, 8 r, b P..... $500
1909 Van Buren, St. r 6 3 (fur-
nished ........ .....t...... -S-o'OO
9O2 Market st., tsee agents..
904 Market st., sec agentsl.
STORES.
90f Market St.. agents.
sos Shipley ST., rooms s............ $500
1900 Lancaster Ave $1,000
OFFICES.
sos Shipey Sc. .................S15 $500
East Ninth St., I'd 6oor.
n. Z. Cor. Ninth and Market sts., cd hOor.
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
". E. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings, z
10 S o clock
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V9-OR RENT-EOOafs THIRD AND
II fourth floors. Front and back. Apply
SO. 7o4 ] 2 Market si deci-im
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MASQUERADE SUITS

NT AsQUERADE sUfTS-MRs. SUSAN
vi A.. Siandervick. No. 800 Nandever
avenue, successor 10 Mrs. John J. Quill Of
526 + Fourth St. dec20-im.
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RESORTS.
THE BELHAVEN

REHOBoTH BEACH. DELAWARE.
Open all year. Write for Leanst-
tovo5-1m.
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II OR FURNISHED Or UNfuR.
II nishcd rooms with or without board
No. 6i7 y. frunklin 81. dec2-in.
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BEATTY PARLORs


MI ANlCJkiNG, AASSAG-NG AND
wi Scalp Treatment. Mrs. Anna Reed,
No. 922 Shipley St. Phone. <67SA.
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ID EMovAI,-w. s. MATCHETr. PUBLIC
N Stenographer. has removed from the
Law Building 20 Room 7i9 Ford Building
Letters, Preparation Of Menus. Copying
Specifications. Etc. nov25-im.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20

u OR RENT WITH BOARD. TWO LARGE
II second. story front rooms with private
bath so. 9io TATNALL ST
dcc3.lmo
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~ OR KENT-NfCELY FURNISHED
II second story front room for gentlsmcn.
Private family. 40. 1910 West street.
nov25-fm.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04
Delinquent Poll Tax List

List of delinquents for poll tax, 1912,
at the following named precincts in Lee
county, Miss, to-wit:
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04
GuntOwn--Inc
Guntown Precinct

Anderson Chas
Bean Dixon
Bowden Will
Clark G G
Davis Garfield
Giran J L
Hermell Robt
Johnson J 7
King ] R
McFadden Louie
Parker Virgil
Agnew w |
Bean Lawson
Brown S w
Clark B l.
Donald Chas
Groqe Wiley
Hodge Will
Jones Will
Long Jim
Newcomb G
Ramsey Dick
Reed Will
Sadler Cbas
Smith c A
Steward Linley
Thompson Paul
Walker Geo
Young Sam
Reed Nose
Robinson Geo
Sloall Love
Storks Jim
Sweat Geo
Wade Lucian
Young Martin
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

Maybery Chas
Morley Lonzo
Met oughy Hillow
Me- oughy Tom
Robson Jno
Smith ] N
Tackett j L
Waycoster Luther
Williamson ] G
Bell Thos
Bell Floreyce
Bell Edd
Deaton S d
Fields E F
JuniJhan l.
Morgan Love
McCollin R F
Perry B w
Rock G. r
Shelby Walter
Shumpert Tai
%Shumpert Edgar
Shumpert Perry
Williams Rich
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04
Brewer

Burkurk w o
Dodsun E H
Henry Jim
Jones N j
Linley R A
Morgan L F
Thomson Alive
Workman Frank
Carson Frank
Fields Aust
Hartman Green
Lambert Jim
Lempkin Clark
Mosley Chas
Smith Dadiel
Wiley Cap
lnnOn
Braham Geo
Clark Mack
Gardner Arnold
Hunt Jim
Layrone Lee
McG oughv TRAIN
Ashby John
Booker West
Coleman Henry
Filters Dave
Green Rich
Hughes James
Kidd Wardy
Martin Robt
Nabers Valley
Randle Ben
Shock Geo
Simmer J ID
Buchanan Lawrence
Cunningham Bill
Gill ALT
Johnson w
Long Jim
Archie Clealand
Beachum Jno
Baden Isom
Cornelius F F
Gill ALT
Hodges Ed
Hunt Nose
Lambus James
Miller Joe
McGoughy Oliver
Ruff Sam
Springer j A
. Sykes Jno
Sykes Geo
Adams Peach
Boyd Watt
Brown Alonza
CLARK Thos
Dowler w E
Fields W H
Cover Bob
Gross Jim
Hussey Andson
Jones Jeff
Kelley }
Mathews Chas
Murphy E
Nichols Geo
Price N J
Rosser j t
Sanders Frank
Turner w c
Wright Sid
Blackman Milton
Bramlett Will
Caldwell Algie
Coleman ] H
Digger Andson
Good Arshter
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

Maybery Jno
Met ougy Ebert
Met oughy Sandy
Robinson Dave
Ruff Jno A
S%teinbridge P E
Thomas Hewitt
Walker Will
Woods Will
Bell Eddie
Bell Jap
Cox VIM
Dickson Jim
Freeman Frank
Kple Walter
Morgan ] D
Portlow Walter
RAMS j w
Ross Clearance
ohumpert Lige
Shumpert Jim
Shumpert Louis
Williams Girls
Wright Pena
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

Agnew Sam
Azbell Smith
Bolen Bob
Chatham Pomp
Copeland Sip
Dowd Frank
Gravis T j
Henry Jim
johnson B
Marshall Joe
Novels Chas
Pittman Tom
Augustus A
BllllngSley M
Chism Henry
Copeland Nut
Cant Will
Hawkins Sam
Johnson W R
Knowles N
Mosley Chas
Philpot S M
Ramsey Phil
Robins Coon
Seinmores ] w
Spearman Oscar
Stubld Chas
Tubbs CARTIER
Yearnert E A
Young Jno
Reed D
Shook James
Smith Will
Stone Will .....
Thompson Ramle
Wallace E
Young Chas
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

McAlester Geo
McLain Alec
Nathan Jas
Nichols Sid
Pannell w
Parker l. b
Randall J S
Rogers Will
Shempert Mack
Skies Jno
Shumpert Sam
Smith M L
Stone Jess
Tenn Chas
Talbert Mears
Wells Ed
Wiley Hugh
Wright Will
Springer E
Springer A
Smelling Tom
Thomas Ed
Walker Jim
Whitesidds w M
Watkins Jim
Gardner Turner
Galespie Geo
Gillard Faurit
Givan Will
Hogan Love
Horton N 0
Jones Jim
Lewis j II
Marshell Jess
Morgan L G
Morris Peter
McCay Jno
McW harter Ike
Payne 1t
Perry Jno
Price R L
Rogers Jno
Shearer Lee
Harrington VIM
Harper Pete
Heatherly Crisis
Hickman Ed
Hill Walt
Jackson Gillie
King Walt
Long Peter
Mlllstead w S
Moore Tom
Mallory Walt
McKissick Hans
Neswood Earl
Pearce j A
Pool + c.
Pegues Burl
Raper Will
a
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

Green viii
Henry Ben
Jones Allen
Mason Osmie
Shirley j E
Trice Dave
Bailey Alonza
Dixon Ben
Hartman Jno
Hutchlns T B
Lee Manurce
Maxwell ] B
Smith P H
w hlte u w
Sh,
Barker VIM
Bumpers Joe
Errings Lewis
Gray S A
Kidd Wardy
Mathews Rile
Williams Albert
Ashby Amos
Caroline Vince
Cox Will
Gladney Matt
Holaman Jno
Hussey Rob
M adery Earnest
Morris Hugh
Poole E C
Sanders Jack
Stanly Walter
Baykill Lon
Conwell W A
Fields Jasper
Hunt Bob
Knowley Hal.
Walker Jenis
Barber Arthur
Baden Sam
Clark Brown
Curry Wood
Gill Marion
Hodges Ollie
Kemp T l.
Mady Jim
McGoughy A
Porter Afford
Scruggs c
Stevins Bob
Sykes Theo
Wilson L B
Beachum Jim
Brown Demp
Chiles Andy
Cunningham Jerr.
Dowler w M
Giran Jno
Cover Elliott
Holman S j
Jones Aandson
Kelley Walter
Lewis
Maxey Thos
McGaughy Cliff
Parchman Ike
Rae Lee
Rush Geo
Shannon Will
Williams Roy
Baskins lie
Bramlett Chas
Caldwell Alamo
Coleman Tony
Coleman Milton
Gillian Ben
The Tupelo journal., 1913-04-04

McC Carly ] C
McPheson Jas
Menu c M
Owens w E
Parish H
Parker Jordan
Reese Sonney
Scott Jim
Sidale Jno
Smith Wallace
Shines Andrew
Smith Hirem
Stovall Joe
Thompson Lee
Waldroup Roland
Westmoeland Jim
Wilson Jno
Spears Eek
Springer Jess
Swanaghan Jno
Thomas w
Trlplett VIM
Whitesides Jim
Woods Jack
Forbes VIM
Galespie Eugene
Galespie Wash
Givan inc
Green D D
Holder ferris
Johnson Jim
Knight Henry
Mabry } l.
Minor S V
Muldrow Geo
Me- Cay Nicely
McDanniel P
Palmer Purd
Perry j E
Porter ] H
Rogers G w
Scott w H
Hamilton J N
Harrison w E
Heatherly A j
Heatherly G
Hill A
Holman Simon
kindrix Jim
Leslie Josh
Malone G w
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Mullins w NJ
Nc Grady L w
McNair R H
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Pickens Ed
Pounds w S
Roland S G
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Sanders Will
Wells Robert
Wilson Robert
Cosan Chas
Collins Tom
Jones Lee
Monro Folk
Richie Paul
Senue L N
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Williams Moslin
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Harper Dock
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Burney Will
Crump J G
Moore Will
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Clark Jno
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Whitman E
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Clifton Jno
Curry w G
Dennis Memory
Fears Wood
Fears Tom
Hardin Jess
Holmes T H
Johnson Bill
Mclean P A
Mosley Bob
Price J W
Smith E G
Townsend Coat
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Waycoster Will Corslev Cass
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Helms Ronnie Lee c N
Lyon L B Mccullough Nc
Pennington Jim Pennington Sam
Robson Homer Ruff Jno
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Mathew A
Monro Geo
Salters RUDE
Walker Ross
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Maness w B
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Scales Dave
Ward Jno
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Eartswood Joe
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Forbes Dave
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Lea Will
Pueson Will
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Trayler Thos
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Cole Boss
Dipriest Walter
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Written Will
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Crump Bob
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Hill Henry1
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Moody James
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McC ambry Tom
Owens Thos
Rogers New
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Scott Will
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Butler Nose
Clark Joe
Davis Joe
Ezell Henry
Ezell Jno
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Martin Chas
Merett Gene
Meyers Jes
Randall Tom
Springer Jno
Vance Andrew
Wood Norman
Box Noah
Brooks J H
Gaines Aron
Cohb Tom
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Dennis lobe
Fears j
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Hartman P
Jones Harry
Medley Allen
Mingo Frank
patterson Louis
Robson Nane
Tague Ebert
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