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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BARRY RROS.--Petition in bankruptcy
nled against Michael and Patrick Barry.
doing business as Barry Rros, liquors.
AT Ninety -ifth street and Third avenue.
gl6 West Eighty fourth street and 2G2O
Third avenue, by SOM Bros. with claim
for t..37. Judge MAYER has appointed
Francis Gilbert receiver bond 81 500.
Liabilities said 10 he 5000 assets,
$4,000
JOSHUA SlCARD. confeCtioner. 91eS
Broadway, petition In bankruptcy by
creditors. II r. claimed that SiCHrd al
United his inability 10 pay MS debts and
Willingness 10 be adiudged a bankrupt.
Liabilities said to be 10000, assets,
about $500.
FRANK GRAPPONE stone cutter. :I75
Hughes avenue. filed petition In bank o
ruptcy, liabilities. sS,t53; no assets
MOSES A. GOl.DSTElN iG7 West l7sd
street, hled a petition In bankruptcy
liabilities. 81, 005 assets 81, OO9
schedules Filled.
DO BYNS We'll. nc, womens apparel
303 Fifth avenue, schedules IN bank o
ruptcy show Liabilities of &Iss2; assets
Of tsla,
Assignment.
HARRY FRISCHMAN, shoes. l79 Avenue
u. assignment to Max Cederbaum,
FLORA COHEN, womens hats, ls7 West
ll6th street, assignment 70 simon :
Hsmhursh
BENJAMIN 4 EiNsiE trading ~. Ben
\ knsis a 90. "a, Greene street A..
Segment to Edward Csysnaush.
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the brothers or some one else meet the
train at an appointed time and take
the parcel. 1t was the Governments
belief that that parcel contained the
cash which was the proceeds OF the
auction sales held at Chicago Of more
than $4,000 worth Of mercha ndise.
and which proceeds had been con-
cesled and never delivered to the
trustee.
THE bankrupt. with knowledge Of
the discovery OF this evidence, took
the stand and testified that his father,
who was an old man living in New
York. liked matzoths a whole lot ;
that the parcel was a parcel Of mat
zoths. which he. the dutiful son. sent
20 his father on train by person
entrusted with its care Vie could NOT
account why he should buy matzoths
at Chicago in December when the
Passover holiday had occurred in the
April previous Of the same year. or
why he could not send IT by express.
AT the trial. knowing full we'll that
that testimony could not be used and
that the Government could not refer
TO II without reversible error. the
bankrupt testified that the parcel re-
ferred to in the telegram was one Of
the parcels OF mercha ndise which had
been returned and was In the hands
Of the receiver. Fortunately other
testimony tended to dsprove this sec
ond story and conviction was
secured.
Another suggestion make in re-
gard TO the penal provisions Of the act
is that the anomalous provision OF the
penal law which provides that a con-
cealment by bankrupt while bank
rupt must be from the trustee be
changed by striking out the words
from the trustee In many cases a
trustee Ia never elected.
The decisions have held that where
no trustee "a appointed. no matter how
great a concealment was effected. no
matter how great a steal had been ef-
fected, a prosecution cannot be main
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Prices of Raw Fairly st~ady-R--
aned Firm At &c.

The raw sugar market was compa "a ,
lively quiet during the past week. Pur-
chasing was mainly confined to small
lots. with both ends Of the trade playing
a waiting game. Prices were IA lrly
steady. sales being effected at 40
cents, duty paid New York on prompt
Cubas. while outside ports paid AZ
cents for second half May The Cuban
crop report issued during the week was
considered rather bearlsh, owing to ths
large increase in stocks. Weather indi-
cations. however. were bulllsh.
The refined sugar market was steady.
with all interests on a firm 9 cent basis
Weather conditions were not very favor
able and Withdrawals on contracts were
consequently only moderate. There were
reports that Europe was bidding in the
market here. but no business resulted
The sugar futures market at the COT
fee Exchange was quiet and steady Sat
urday. Total sales were l,+50 tons.
n.tA
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EXCHANGE AGAIN ADVANCES.
Moves Up In Feverish but LiGht
Trading Market.

Sterling exchange advanced sharply
again yesterday in a fever!sh but light
trading market. Demand sterling
closed at $50, with cables at 4sos-
as compared with %7e% for demand
and 4s0A for cables on Friday
Francs were easier at $50 for check.
and 53iI for cables. This compares
with 5.3l7s for checks and 53li. for
ca bles on the day previous Exchange
on Germany was weaker. closing al
S2s- for sight drafts and SEA. for
ca hles. Austrian kronen also showed
loss. closing al 1855. against 1870
on Friday. Lire were quoted al 5.s2t9
Brokers said that the call for ster-
ing cables was greater than for de-
mand sterling, persons having bills 10
pay In England feeling that there was
more chance Of their meeting their obli-
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UTAH COPPER GAINS GROW.
Not Proats e2,I8s,4I6 in IB14-
eI,o6S.O7A in 1919.

The Utah Copper Company for the
quarter ended March FL reports a net
surplus after dividends OF s9Ae. o4s.
against s776,s3i in the corresponding
quarter Of 1914 Total net profit WAS
s2,ls7.4l5. against 81 es5.O74 Dividends
paid were si.2is3s7, against sl1ss.-
40
The cost NJ production per pound net
copper produced was SlSS cents. as
compared with 77sl IN the previous
quarter
The earnings were based on the aver
age price for copper of lia3 cents per
pound. Total production for the quay
ter was 2s,il5.9a5 pounds, against 81
4ss.l55 In the corresponding quarter o.
1914
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y LONDON MARKET WAITS.
Trading HaIts for Action by United
states.

LONDON. May 9---The markets did
nothing to-day, awaiting a declaration
Of attitude on the part OF the United
States on the Lusitania tragedy,
The American market slumped. fol-
lowing the lead from your side, Cana
dian pacifics fell also. The business
turned over was small.
Elsewhere there was no sign OF weak
ness. Chinese and Japanese bonds rail-
he'd briskly. Cunard shares were fiat
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Bankers here received a letter yester.
day from the joint committee OF the
senate and House banking committees.
asking for their opinions on land bank
legislation. The joint committee is
headed by Senator owen. One OF the
inquiries made was whether bankers
thought that bonds based on farm land
mortgages and issued by the proposed
ranks would be a marketable security.
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The receipts at the Custom Hous. for
duties on imports for the week ended
yesterday totalied S2,N33,0SG1s almost
a half milliou more than for IT,, previous
week The receipts Yesterday were
s93OsaS39, O' this amount Sl0i,ANi
was paid m goods withdrawn from
bonded warehouses and sig4.G6u.NN was
for duties on recent importauons.
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shipping situation. the liquidati ton In
oats was well taken. There were
rumois o; export business. but no az
sett!Ons were made that there We're
.aige sales TO fore gners Very favorable
TOP accounts came from many parts
OF the belt and the outside demand was
held in check as result The cash
house demand and tn. inquiry from the
short interest aggregated liberal pro-
portions
PROV s,ons-The resumption OF liqui-
dalton found the market bare OF sup
port. II was thought that some OF the
,arge packers were on the selling side
Large hog receipts were predicted for
mex, week and sentiment was generally
depressed
Chlcn % urLres
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, May s.--Mlnlns stocks open0i
lower and. while there was pressure to
sell. prices held well and closed well
above low prices. American Zinc Butte
and Superior. North Butte, United States
smelling. Alaska Gold and Copper
Kange led In activity. Industrials and
railroad shares were dull. The sum-
mary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Price changes
vere Irregular and mostly fractional
Union Traction and Philadelphia Rapid
Transit were weak, the former losing
u. Cambria Steel sold down to ~. but
rallied to 4s's at the close. a gain OF
= for the day. Philadelphia Electric
was steady Bonds dull. The SUM
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

'HlcAGo, May authorizations were
'o'.c m THIS market. with prices show
'Ng tendency to improve In the final
o"tngs Union Carbide made a sub
Nal recovery. Sears Roebuck and
stewart Warner were firmer. Chicago
N"ulna'ic Tool was under pressure and
closed a. ne low point Bond market
- n The summarN:
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The dividend NJ = 81 per cent on the
capita stock declare nv the board nf ii
r.oiors n the Rutteri,h COMPANY on
wednesday 10 PAYABLE on June |. not Jan
wary J. as published, 10 stockholders OF
record, May ~.
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The Liverpool market opened weak
There was small demand business in
spot cotton. with mddlng I points de-
cline al 5.l5d. Sales, 1000 bales re-
celpts. 1900 bales, including 1880
American.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PirrsBURG. May STOCKS were gen
orally lower. Crucible Steel common.
which advanced / y, was the exception.
Westinghouse Air Brake sold OF TO
1870. Manufacturers Light and Heat
and Pure oil each lost ". The sum
mary.
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spot cotton al New York was quiet,
unchanged midding. ss5c. Southern
spot markets were unchanged to Is de-
cline, with New Orleans. &C. Galveston
s+oc. Savannah. si.c Houston, 9 zoe !;
Augusta. s25c, and Memphis sl2c.
The New Orleans market closed
steady.
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Totals
LIABILITIES


Federal rest rye notes OulSldnuI uG
amount 10 S21,0iO,U00, against whi'h
there j. deposited with the Federal r.
serVr aecn, Slhl,3OO IN commercial
paper and t26, SiS,70O IN gold and law
ful money
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supported by Buying OrdePa.

TIE strength In Steel. Union Pacific,
Copper and other standard issues, held
hrmly by supporting buying ORDER was
the signal for the rest OF the market.
stock Exchange men said that there was
heavy buying from the commission
houses and tie big wire houses. as well
rs by the leading banking Interests.
This represented the countrywide popu-
lar demand and this indication tina, the
confidence Of the country In the strength
OF the financial situation had not been
shaken 10y tire sinking OF the I.us.;ania
was highly gratifying 10 Wall Street.
Among bankers the feeling was ex-
pressed that the situation was decidedly
serious between this country and Ger
many and the United States Govern
rnent should take Arm position IN deal
ing with Germany. They believed that
security values were In such a strong
position that they would not be seriously
affected
one OF the interesting incidents OF the
day was the display Of the nag at halt
mast ri the office OF Y =. Morgan a. Co
Harris. winthrop 4 Co, directly across
Broad street. also had THEY nag a. Ia"
mast These were the only Two nag
seen N Wal street.
At The Morgan offices u was said that
the sinking OF the Lusitania was re-
sa-ded as q national disaster. Many
friends o. the firm had been lost on IL,
shin
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! House Association compares a. follows
Actual reserves by classes Of Clearing
House members:
Members o. Trust
Fed Res Stste Com.
Bank Banks. panies
vaults ......'s2s, 49, 100 S4.1ss. 90 Ss&so 900
posiiaries 80. iis,aoco 7.i7s.po sSsco
Reserve required
on net demand
and time de- . -.
inOsits ......... 2S3. 2f2.Up $S.s,s." h,o6,Sp
Excess reserve I43.ts5i9 ii.s1a,i 10 1.Ns 900
Changes in excesstl3, essso tsS.s 40 NsS. 80
'ln the case Of state banks and trust com.
panies only reserves on net demand deposits
are given, no reserve being required on time
deposits. 'Decrease. increase.
ACTUAL CONDITION
Members Of
Fed Res StNs truss
Bank Ranks Coz
LAST three ciphers omitted ,
Capital ............ Siie.s0 $500 S@. 80
Net prohts ......... 1898 S,s2t H..9
l. o . n Q. discounts.
investments. &C. I.s3.E7 ?s2,sH ~ 81
Gold ................ 1871 3i.sse 1855
Legal tenders ..". 1850 sos n.Ios
Silver .........,..... esS' li'zss sVo'
a. !.
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cations a. they fell due ~ they went BY
cables instead OF by demand.
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CONFIDENT BUYING
KEEPS STOCK FIRM
Timidity at Opening-Thcn
New Confidence Ends
Declines.
STOCKS DROP, But RISE

A Arm feeling dominated the stock
market yesterday. Strong banking sup
port, with buying Of stocks on an enor-
nous scale by large interests. efYec-
tually counteracted any timid feeling
There was a tone OF confidence in tho
trading which met the frightened and
forced selling sauareiy and overbnlanced
1t. The days trading was at the rate
of 100000 shares.
The day began anxiously. Overnight
the worst of the Hrst fears of the stock
market OF many deaths had been con-
flrmed. Brokers had left Wall Street
on Friday afternoon after having seen
a sharp recovery from the bad break.
which was based on belief that all on the
Lueitania were saved. This feeling OF
profound relief and renewed confidence
was dissipated yesterday morning with
the news OF the extent Of the calamity
presented in the morning newspapers.
Tense Feeling at Opening.
In the frst nve minutes after the
stock market opened there was tenes
feeling. Prices showed the effect OF the
appalling news Market leaders opened
. TO 3 points under the previous closing,
selling In a mai OF accumulated orders
AZ wide variations. Tho commission
houses were damned with customers
watchins the quotation boards with
anxiety
Steel opened with q block OF $4,000
shares reported on the tape In one lot
from So 10 s2h. 2h 10 points lover
than the previous closing. Copper had
a wide opening. with prices varying \
point Westinghouse appeared in block
OF 5000 shares at So 10 SO. 10 points
down AZ the low figure
TIE market stood It's ground. There
was q slight waverlns for minute or
two Then the nervousness was over
Steel Immediately moved upward. II
pulled away from the low price OF the
mrs. sale In record time and IN only a
very few transactions its price was Q
full point above the opening low hgure
Throughout the session Il held stoutly
advancing 2L points above the low and
closing near the top. There was an In
cessant demand for H.
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stocks were

The marke: there /. due 10 open Mon
day 10 4lg points advance.
Eaceiuts and stocks were
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RESERVE BANK STATEMENT

The statement, OF the Federal R.serN.
Bank Of New York at IN. close of bust
ness on May follows
ASSETS
May April 2
Gold com and cert hcates $50 ~IS $40 sql go ss.
Legal tender notes silver
certificates AMI sub
sldiary coin ..... ..,..... 81, - SS 1850 60
Bills III scounied and loans h.6005iS hllN,rN
Investments .,... .-..,,-. SG0.3.H 1879 81
Due from Federal re-
serve banks net ........ sI9i hs 70 ~ ~ b
All other resources ....,. ...... g. ,Go. .S'
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comm nv diana orc n
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STATE BANKS
NOT MEMBERS or
TrnpnAi RESERVE RANK

TRUST COMPANIES NOT MEMBERS
OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
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Notice

Under and w virtue of authority
conferred on ne by a certain Deed of
Trust made and executed by John A..
D. Harrington and wife. A. E. Her
rington, on the 18th dav of March,
1913, and which said Deed OF Trust is
duly recorded in the Deed Book No.
104 on page 1882 of the records of Lee
County, Miss, and which said Deed of
Trust was executed to secure certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned to
Reeves Grocery Co. and which said in
debtedness is now past due and unpaid,
| will as trustee therein on
TUESDAY. THE 31sT DAY OF
AUGUST, 1915,
in front of the Court House door in
Tupelo, Miss, sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following property:
Lot 10, Is feet wide. fronting on
Green street, beginning on the west
line of Green street 720 feet south of
the southwest corner of the intersec-
ton Of Elliott and Green streets, and
run thence south with the west line of
Green street rs feet, thence run west
to an alley 1856 feet, thence north with
the east line of said alley rs feet,
thence east to the place of beginning,
situate, lying and being in the town of
Tupelo. Miss, Lee county, and in the
S. w. / of the S. E. / of Section 81,
Township 9. Range 6, East, being the
same premises as were transferred to
Jno. A. D. Harrington by Jno. M. AL
len by Deed dated 18th day of October.
1911, and which said Deed IS recorded
In Deed Book SO. page 521 of said Lee
county, Tupelo, Miss, as reference
being thereto had will appear.
This sale, however, is to be second
to a Deed OF Trust made and executed by
JDo. A. d. Harrington and wife. A. E.
Harrington, dated 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1911. for the sum of 81, 900, 90 to
the Georgia State Savings Association
of Savannah, Ca, which said Deed of
Trust is conditioned for payment in
five years, or so equal monthly pay
ments of $20.S2 each. and there re-
mains due and unpaid on this loan Of
81. 600. 90 about Is months of S20.S2
each, or a total of about $3.50. II, which
said Indebtedness the purchaser here
under will be required to assume. Or
the premises will be sold subject to
said Deed of Trust.
Copies of this notice are this day
posted in the Court House, Post Office
Building and in the City Hall, in the
City of Tupelo, Miss, the Both day of
July, 1915. Also this notice is being
published for three consecutive weeks
in The Tupelo Journal. a paper pub
lished in the City of Tupelo, Miss.
20-4t O. D. CONNER.
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Notice Road Work

Notice is hereby given that the Road
Commissioners of the First Supervisors
District and the Board of Supervisors
of Lee County. Mississippi. will, on
the first Monday in September, 1915. at
the court house in the city of Tupelo,
within lawful hours, let to the lowest
and best responsible bidder, contracts
for the construction of the following
roads in said district, to-wit:
Grading and crawling a link OF the
Guntown and Ellistown road.
Grading and crawling the Bethany
link of the Guntown and Ripley road.
Plans and specifications are on file
with the Clerk of the Board of Super
yisors. The Board reserves the right to
reject any any and all bids.
B. F. PARKER, President
of the Board of Supervisors.
j. M. WITT, Clerk.
O. P. NORTON,
E. O. O'SHIELDS,
G. w. EPTING,
81 Commissioners.
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v Bookworms Are Tracked.

w OONWOIII nix tidSNSds
guard the million books in the
York public library against the
5 of book worms and other in
feed upon the paper, the
a the backs and the cloth and
bindings, a constant care Is
ed, and a keen watch kept for
sidence of their activities. One
: is assigned exclusively to this
When treating the books she
"a huge apron which completely
her gown. A cheeSeclOth veil
s her face against the germs
lurk in the musty documents,
en- the air she breathes is screen
inst contagion. Close touch Is
nth the health department, and
have been returned from
d areas are fumigated before
restored to circulation.-Ex-
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Notice of Public Works

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors of Lee County will on
Monday, the 9th day of September,
1915, tn same being the first Monday
in said month, at the Court House. in
the Town of Tupelo, within legal hours.
award the contracts for the following
Public Works to the lowest responsible
bidder, to-wit;
For bridge on Baldwin and Pontotoc
road, one mile west of Baldwin.
For raising levee on Baldwin and
Marietta soad On Digger creek.
For bridge across Tulip creek on Tu-
pelo and Marietta road.
For cutting hills on Young and Love
road,
For bridge across Garrett creek on
Blackland and Fulton road.
For bridge across Browns creek on
Verona and Pontotoc road.
For bridge across Reeds creek on
Chiwappa road.
For repairs on levee on Carmen Mill
road.
For repairs to road bed in bottom
south of Dyes on Verona and Aber-
deem road.
For repairs on City Point levee on
Smithville and Verona road.
For repairs on levee in Town Creek
bottom on Shannon and Nettleton road.
For repairs on levee west of Shannon
on Shannon and Red Land road.
For repairs on bridge on Nettleton
and Shannon road in Town Creek bot
tom.
For bridge on Camp creek on Bir-
mingham and Sherman road, near j.
d Payne's.
For repairs on Uclatubba creek bridge
on Highway road on Kyle levee.
Said work to be done in accordance
with plans and specifications on File
with the Clerk Of this Board. and the
Board hereby reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Done in open Court this August the
7th, 1915.
b. F. PARKER, President.
J. M. Witt, Clerk. q
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To the Taxpayers of Lee
County, Mississippi

Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment rolls of the taxable property
of Lee County, Mississippi, have been
and filed with the Clerk Of
the Board of Supervisors as the law
directs, and said rolls will be consid-
cred and approved at the September,
1915, meeting Of the Board of Super
visors, and will at that time hear any
objection to said assessments.
This the 9Th day Of August, 1915.
20 SAM BURT, Tax Assessor.
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STAGE FRIGHT.

Statesmen are said frequently to suf-
fer from stage fright. John Stuart Mill
utterly collapsed on one occasion when
asked to speak in public. The late
Mgr. Benson was another who was Sc
riously afflicted whenever he had to
preach.
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Art of Shopping.
YOU down for"

"What are you down fOr?'
ITO buy myself a box Of face pow
der. Will you help me select it,"
Certainly" assented the other lady.
Suppose we begin by looking at re-
frigerators and lace curtains. Louis
vile COurier-Journal.
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Granite and Lime.

Ute is the lowest rock in the
crust. 1t is the bedrock of the
and shows no evidence of ami
vegetable life. 1t is the parent
rom which all the other rocks
cen either directly or indirectly
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Our Neighbour.

What is meant by u neighbor we
cannot doubt. 1t is every one with
whom we are brought into contact,
whatsoever it be. whom we have any
means of helping.-Dean Stanley.
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derived. 1t is claimed by scientists
that all the lime in the world has at
some time no doubt been a portion of
many different animals and possibly
of human beings also.
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Ambiuuous,

Artist Showing latest picture)-My
object was to try to express all the
horrors Of war. Friend-I have eve
seen anything more horrible.-Boston
Transcript.
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SenseIess Zeal.

Zeal without sense usually goes
plumb to waste. A dog digging for an
imaginary cat in a flower bed has
plenty of zeal.-Pittsburgh Post
The Tupelo journal., 1915-08-20

Never mind ridicule, never mind de-
feat, there is victory yet for Justice
Emerson.
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FOR RENT-Two-story, nlne-room
residence. j. R. Dabbs, $50 Jefferson
street 10
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Cures Old Sores, oder Remedies Won't Cure.

The worst cases. no mhtter of how long standing.
are cured by the wdnderfui. old reliable DR..
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieves
Pain and Heals attacesame time. 25c, Soc, $l.00
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. SO cents