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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
SEVERE TEST PROVES
CADILLAC A "PEACH''

cone of The manufacturers OF high
priced cars Recently subjected the new
Cadillac eisht-cyliuder engine to "a
we're severe test said w. W. strong
of the Strong Auto CO. distributors
for the Cadillac cars Having pur-
chased "A car for experimental pur-
poses they coupled the engine 70 q
dtnam ometef and ran it at a spec of
three thousand revolutions per min
ute f0r four days without stopping 1t
is said the engine came through with
flying cQlors ANA il is doubtful it amy
engine has ever before successfully
Withstood such a crucial test
This car is about six to seven hUa-
dred pounds lighter than former c.
dillac models and has i'm excess -
siXty-horsepowCr 1t is claimed by
expert automobile engineers that this
type mltur.is 33 I 3 per cent more ef-
ficient thaH any other type engine of
the same weight With the constant
torque of its eight cylinders, geac
shifting should be almost eliminated
as rough roads can DE negotiated ut
unbelieyably slow speeds in 'hiHn
there should be lessened vibration,
capitalization, breakage depreciation
and tire upkeep, as well as added safe
ty ana pleasure of operation.
"From all the reports of the inter
est in this type of engine by the man
uiaCturcrs and others who are auto
wise, it would appear that revolu-
ton is at hand in the motoring
world"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
GUARD AGAINST UNDUE
NOISES IN YOUR MACHINE

"When YOU hear an undue noise
about your car that sounds unusual
Mop and locate same at once, DO not
keep on running. os II may cause
serious breakdown, which would cost
very much more than II would should
YOU stop as soon AS You hear 1t an
remedy same" said Albert korbcr
manager OF Korbcrs garage, I'm civ
ing some pointers 60 prospective
saxon purchaser yesterday AN un-
due noise may be caused by running
without water. running without OIL a
loose crank shaft bearing % loose CON
Meeting rod. "a tooth out of "a gear
wheel etc, either of which would
cause serious trouble II the car was
kept wnuing therefore, il you nave
not enough know ledge of your ear t.
find aud rcukdy such trouhles IL
would be money we'll spent to send VI
or phone 20 the garage man To send
mechanic TO locate and remedy the
tloublg "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
SENSIBLE D0N'TS FOR
PROSPECTIVE BUYERS

Don hl> u car unless you are sue
iHii,d mat ttu manufacturers Flt
SOUND. because upon ihtr remaining
ptf mauent} tn business depends TWO
vary important euns.det1l .'hs. VIZ.
inc ahilN a. obtain duplicate paris
Tor your ear should sou need lhrm
ahd ih" maitti value y lht car h
pIec tol ever wish 40 sen or trade FL
Don't buy car unless YOU know
something about t1c dealer 80 sure
that he lands Veil With present own
eis. loi upon hl, WILLINGNESS as wen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
SULTAN Of SU[U
ENJOYS A RIDE IN
STUDE BAKER SIX
This HIGH links Visits Manila
and Has a Royal Time TAX
Inc in Sights Sends Photos
10 His Three Wives,

"a mpn mas forget one VITO while
ON q vacation. but hr can never forge
when be- hus three.
The sultan uf Eulu sWllluRlt gave
Voice a. this continent while un -
cent visit iu Manila. Aa g. souvenir
az his absence De- bad hle photograph
taken while riding Boz studehak"f
Six. and the nfNf daN q special meH-
senecf WIS dispatched 90 far-llsianl
suiu w'h photograph for rHth enc
of his mHi f,fa wives
Americans WHO have moe Kept up
with fha mighty march ot events since
our occupation of tho Philippines iu
1895 many fiill regard the sultan OF
Sulu us au unregenDrltc sNaRe. Hli
fhu dHskf puteuiatr of what m11l
persons think 90 as only group :
comic opera lslHudH a quito different
from fho monarch OF tbrir fancy Tie
d NOT ouit civilized Ia appearance"
Dot so eltilzcd deep down under his
rhuu Fbin that hr enjoys the gill4
that make lur civilization worth
while Chief among THESE is tho du-
tomohlr
While boa Manila hc decided 10 fal-
low the example SET l} fn many resi-
dents 0f thut fiiy when ho found
Studobatcf automobile $500 popular II
nlrnifled hls rutal win tp hls prime
minister i1dH Butu Abdul lakey
The prime minister passad on the
word o. Ahuunun 1910 laHln. hud
Ahdullah. faithful servant. sought aui
tho Stakeholder representative. MI ".
n Pcndlotou and asked the favor ri
q Ride Iu ftulehakcr automobile Tor
bile majesty.
Nr prudlr.on. with the politoneTT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
"S0UEEGEE"

What does IL moan' Sauecrcc II
sounds as ID il might be one of he
animals ON of me Jungle gooE or
Alice IN Wonderland gut hgt isn't
the ease. II is one of those unl9ue
Trademarks names that nppcar NOW
and then coined words" thcy are
called IKE Kodak ANA Jull.a.lae.
Ana IL Won looI, beyond tn, more
uuiouc sounding word ltsolf You n4-
uollv find i ba4 Il ven founded moan
inn TbIs word "snuorps," vae
adopted IN tho Il y. Goodrlcb Ruh-
nor ron,unnt to DESIGNATE thrlr u,o-
AZ IN Dia,nnnd Fir. .rba nnn,r Is me-
dlr.ct r.s,lt ~ nc inns artjou an "a
ellnpor, ROMA AA.th. .rar sf.irt, .sJ,td
ma tpreulI4,. ,pustrufttnp ar mo tr.,a
y5uiny ~ uo, Drnneb m. NINA m
shi.h g,.In. D. r,',d ti.ht ma halls
.xartll "a, th. rnil,er' ,,Ind,,g. cle5.n,,.,
dcyirn t,no'n ~ e,ntio. yr,ns tre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
NO OTHER CAR
CAN OR WILL DO

The Buick Bulletin, in commenting
ON recent achievement of hin climb
ing near Albuquerque by Buick ma
chimes has this to say:
~ H. r. Jones. Buick dealer at Az
huquerque, ~ NJ, found auto tracks
leading about Wo-thirds of the way
up a hll which has grade of A.
per cent ana is of loose gravel and
sand surface Mr. Jones Immediately
went To his salesrooms and got one
OF eacn Buick model he had i'm stock.
ara ;hen started back 10 DO the hill
The first car To try IL was a Six. and
this was driven up by Paul Jones on
FIRST trial .n second speed Jones then
took a Model 30 and finally a Model
"a 70 the Pa feat that had never
been acco lplished before This isl
one of On seVerest hin climbing tests
the Buic. ever accomplished. Nothing
but Iu Nalve-ln- Head power viii
negotiate such hills as this"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
HOSPITAL FOR
EMPLOYEES Of
AUTO CONCERN
Dodge Brothers Maintaining
Completely Equipped First
Aid Rooms in Their Detroit
Factory

"Muek-r1kefs on factory conditions
win find little material tu work ga
when visiting some of the big Detroit
motor ear plants. said y. N. Nudd-
Ibsc ~ the CHdahac Motor elmp1uy.
Iagouts for the Dodge Brothers err
/ The fine tWputv-aerc factory ut
Dodge Brothers lu tho northern su-
burbs of that city lH striking case ~
point.
ofn addition 10 scrVe-sclf resial-
rants rest rooms ana other features
provided for The comfort of the en-.
ploye of me company. thr visitor 90
Dodge Brothers factory Viii lind ID
completely equipped hospital ln one
of the big S00-foot buildings VIII ch
mike up The plant In charge of ln
experienced physician is suite ot
first-aid rooms which would do crclit
t. many ID small city. Finished 1T
shining white enamel throughout, tht
Dodge hospital comists uf an nperdt-
ing room, physicians room, nnia q
room md separate wards for men ana
women only bon rare cafet does inc
physician Zoo charge deem n necessary
to turn over any OF his patients "a tut
hospitals for further treatment as ltc
has the equipment and material me-
ccssafy for an save exceptional casoH.
Through the Institution OF nm ~.
talllPent saf,ty-first campaign. und
the Safeguarding ~ an dangerous
machinery, uodee brothers have cut
down accidents TO the minimum ln
helr factory Sufcty-lIrgt signs Win
tho familiar red circle iu the center
prr posted iu lll sections of the plan.
together with occasional pictures of
an cmbloYc who failed 90 take urdlr-
AIRY care and lost q finger or thumb
thereby by placing @ prcmium on
the factory managers
have greatly cut down the minor in-
3urics s1 common "a few yenrs buck
among workers la big Industrial cone
rfVN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
INSUFFICIENT BRAKES
CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS

lioWev,r Wcll brake may Doe de-
signed. its surfaces VIII Wear by USE
a. connect uuua become worn or rust
ed fast from neglect Worn ana 'nei-
flplcnt brakes are "a menace not only
Ia the motorat but 60 podestriau ana
orher users Of the highway hs Well
So vital factor of safety are tho
brakes OF j motor cav that The police
OF some cities consider poorly oper-
ating brakes as prima lucir evidence
of rneelcesnct8 on the part OF the
driver iu ease of accident In Detroit,
for instance. police Officers are in-
structod to hold c'ra involved n au
accident for q brake test ana II the
brakes are NOT reasonably efficient
the driver ~ held
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
(Sortiebune bon Ger /. Seite.)

ben fonnte, muBte nanoernb ftlome,
tertpeit. 8ie mander mag an1 &e-
ee beroorben ieinl Sin Offi5ier, oea
mir fanoen, meinte Dor Sreube, als
mir i'm in Ben @agen boben 81 ben
8oItladen. @r more nit leinem
8eini6uB nidt meiter %gefommer."
uno mir ipred)en bon 1tnierer gee
meiniamen 6obrt oatr6 oos pertpii,
ltete Staauponen bin Big @Dotfu5-
men, BON Der tiefen Melandolie oie-
ier Stunoet, in oenen id metre
i6onen Nelfen oltf Die Solootengra-
Der am @e9e perteilte.
Still oabon = nod imrner iinot
Die amiel ibr Sriiblingslieo. 8ie
troitli6, baB iie es niat perlernte
uno Iberon iinet, mo- Sueeno nno
Soffm1n9 Tie borenl
@ir geben aus Dem 8orf in Die
8iefen. Ser Quit bon 5oulbaum
beeleitet uns1 nno Die Summeln tau-
,meln I'M ben erblibenben 5lieoer.
9riben aien &ebe, blaut Der 8al.
besiaum - gebeimnisbon, oiddt,
perihleiert pie etter, oeutider
Mar6entpalb. Slid Ser Sriiblinas-
%tpanoerung, @liid Der blauer Gage
uno buftenben gtddte, nobes, Ieli.
ges Sommergliid - mann fon1mli
on tpieoer2
Sn oieiem libten Sal lpringen Die
9neGen, Die Sen armen &ranfen ihr
beites Gut f%pieoereeben tperoen. Die
&offmtng rauidt auf; als Elm tiefcr,
lodenoer &uf i9pebt iie iiber tie
fem eeiegneten Srt.
Die Salen uno Serraiien nnierer
itol5en Sotels iino nod leer. Ser.
einlamt traumen Ole meiten SGfe
bon i6otten 5railetl, brr1ten @etpan-
bern, gleitenoen Solten. geile
Slang Der Giolinen modte man fid,
in oieie meiden Seiiel i6nlieaen, BEL,
ter eridopft nod oes Cages Sun
mo liebli6er Miibe oie Noft eripor-
ten nit ibrem @eneTunsidlof. Sebt
tut einem Der Mnblif 10 biel perIais
lener Serrli6feit fait meb. Sic lit
tpie cine rei8enoe Srau, oie man
unboflid om @ege iteben lieB.
So, laBt Die Soffming %anfrau-
id)en! Sir ie0en bat ite elm onoe-
reg @eli6t, ober fir oGe lit fie 1tGr-
fenoer @ein:
ad nit fiinfuno8pon3ig Sobren
8eiB man crit: Die @elt tit
0eir -@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
Die bentige gage.

@initige 9adridten iino beute
lpieoer eingetroHen. Die &uiiel1
ltno bel Sarnograo mber Die @renae
~georangt. Madenien's Sruppen ba-
ben @rooef gum Sell beiebt, ftto
alio nube an Semberg b~eraneeriidi
nno bel Ga 8aiiee in 6ranfreib iol.
lem Sran5oien uno @nelanoer cine
fdapere Nieberlage erlitten baben,
Mus Der Siirfet bat man nidts ee-
bort. aus alien a1tbern @egenber
aber iinb Nadridten eingetroffefl,
Die %erfennen lal1en, bob Die Safe,l
fir Die 6entl1en gerbiinoeten oo1l.
emo gut itehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

Or. s. 8. Softer, 3abnar8t, Gibbs
9Ioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
~tlnteraoa fd finf pperatipner

unfer5pg fid fiaf Speratipnen
|Srau 81. 6. @agner bon Soice, s..
|g., berihtet iiber cine ungetpobnIi6e
|grfabrung. sic idreibt: Set mel.
mem IA. Sabre bin id franz gene.
fen. Sd unter5og mid flint Opera
|tionen uno beriudte aIle @rten bor
aae6iain. Die Mer5te idienen unfd.
big al iein, mir 5u belfen. SD Lug
|bilflos i'm Soipitol, als mein gru.
Der Den 8oridag mn1te, ais Iebte
8uflldt nod einen @eriu1 nit Sor.
mis- @~lpenfrauter 81 MAIDEN. Sd
nabm i'm gan8en flint Gai1en, uno
es tat fin mid, mas feline anoere
Meoi5in imitan6e eetpeien NOR gu
tun. Mein Magen plagt mid MD.
nebr, uno ib babe ouf's nelie Soft.
niH1g uno 2ebensmut."
Seer fonnte elm ioIdes 3elenis Ic.
fen, obne 5u Der lteberaeugrng 81
gelangen, oaB oas ertp1bnte Sell.
mittel iiber Dem @~epobnlid)en fteGi
uno 8ea6trnng ber6ient?
Sorni's Mpenfr6uter lit elm al
tes, 5eiterprobtes &rduterbeiImittel.
meldes Dem Bublifum bireft bonn
2aboratorium geliefert miro. Mar
idreibe an: Or. 8eter 9abrneb &
Sons 60, 1875. 60. Sobne
ape., Chicago, 81. fano.)
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&c.. 6. G g,

Santa Sc Is. &. g.. 81. 9epot).
@nf1tnft -
$50. 7-9om @orben ...... 9:55 borm.
go L Tom Norben ......9:10 nadm.
GbfnbrtA
$50. 6-ga9 benz Nar6en. .s:15 nadnt.
$50. 8-Nnd benz Noroen TAO BORN.
g. a., Il. & g. Is, & g. q. 9eput.,
Gnfnnft -
30. 2-gon Corpus gbriiti uilo garriso
Springs .4:45 nndn1.
@o: 4-,gon Corpus gbriii. z 100 BORN.
Gbfnbrt
$50. 1-gad Corpus gbrifi unb gurrisc
Springs INSTRUMENTATION BORN.
Wo. 8-Nah CORPUS ghriti $50 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

= 8ir sarnntieren S6nen cine
quite Stele, iuern Sic sinen aurias
in nnierer SdnIe mebmsn. Sdrctbt
inns iiut Gin5elbeiten. San Mmtpnio
SaFnek College, 37 Mamp 9lasa,
San antunip, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
Der genieser amf @eiien.

3ouriit Gum ~anoeren): y@as
MAIDEN Gle 10 lange ON Selepbon2 ga
g8iifen g, i9 fIingeIe BEL oen
Derifieoeniten @irten in ben @e.
birgsoorfern ON unb lofie mir oie
Speiiefarte porleien un6 oanad riG-
te i6 oann ieoen Morgen meme
Tour einl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

Rene 2ettnnsl Mebr Gebrer!
gefere Insbilbnng! @ieSrise Com
mer-Haten. Gan antunio 8niinef
College, 307 glamo 8lasa, Sun gp-
tonip, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

8eltes Del nro @aiolin erbil
man bon Der Slimp Oil &c., 40t
|Sit-Gommeree Ctr. @eites Gel. Grd
bis 1852. (@ns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

SeItene Gelesenbeit Sir brelbia
Gage maht bas Barr Stu6io, Nbe. 6
SRI. 2fth, feline photographer In Sol
bers" fir 500 per 9ubero. (Gns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
Misnpns eieb 1915.
5rei nod @oetbe. Bon 2nopia
SuIoa.

&ennit DIT oas 2alb. fpobin Ser Srm1m
ms 8og,
9es beutiden 5er8ens aiinfleriebnfuG9i
flog,
9as aanO, NIT Dem elm @eni6enalter
neutrality-suspicious. ms ineinanDer
l6lang?
&eilnlt OIL eS ipol2
9aber, 0aber
8rauit feinbli6 9rob'n fpie elm entfeTeIt
@eer,
aennIt On Oas Son, oas 8reunben obne
@anf
9as gseisr in ben aiiden ft6bt auln
@ir f6au'n es itarr nit grpBen aueen
an:
@as baben mir, bu @olf. oir ie setan2
&ennIt DIT es fpol2
9abin, babin
@ir6 Die betrosne Srere nidt mebr
5iebn.
aennit bu ben Berg nnb ieinen @oIteFz
ites?
anoddtie ~oftnals 5dritten mir Ben Beg:
limb tpirb gum arer55us nun Die Bileers
fabrt,
8eiB Soft, mir bdtten i'm nrs germ
erfpart.
aennif OF ben 8es2
0dhin, ba6in
Stuff ibr ben 8ranb. 9ou er fem 8erf
bplI3iehn?
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Giienbabn BabrpIam.


s. & g.. 90.
Anflt1ft
go. 1-@om @orben. $40 nadJm.
&c. go 9-S Man, ySoresn ...a:o9 BORN.
az Spht StoIpeti r'....S-oo ppItll
TO- 9m8on 8aplor .'...o. abeI1os
81 40 0teIltp ;.',..la:lV Haul1a.
No' 2-@on Sareoo (9eHdi9t} 80
$40. 6-@on 2arebo ......7:45 abeilos
gbfa9rt~
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go go sn q S nag aearns 40 poTr1.
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gbrtlti ............7:05 nadm.
.,:...........:.. $50 BORN.
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........::.... 1:40 nadm.
~ ~ 4 41e aeIrolus ..::9:05 BORN.
w. l4o-Son TeItp1ue, Ia9ltd) al1s9ez
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9o1agrIN
No. 2-Ma6 Souiton, @aeo unb Corpus
@brifh ..............9:10 BORN.
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$3.50. 1O:SO t1ddlllt.
geo. 6-0ah goafnm unb R~iiffenorten.
2:10 nQdlut.
geo. 43-Na6 &errbiue. ...5:05 aberrs
700. l45-9fa1 &errbtle, tdaIih, altsaes
nortr1er Sonrtaes ....7:o5 borr,.
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The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10

Mr.. Ben Grady and family, of Hugo,
Oklahoma, have been here the past
week the guest of his brother and other
relatives. The family attended a re-
union of the Grady family at Amory on
the occasion of the birthday of Mr.. j.
A. Grady, father of the family, who
celebrated his 18th birthday August
22d. The ten children of the family
were all present at the old home, and
for the first time in many years as
sembled around the same table in the
seats they occupied when children. Mr..
and Mrs. Grady have been married 4o
years and have occupied the same home
all this time. All of the children were
born under the roof of the old home
and remained there until grown. In
addition to the ten children present
there were also present the sons-in-
laws, daughters-in-laws and ~ grand
children, making a total of 40.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10

Mr.. Heron Mitchell, of Pontotoc,
spent Monday and Tuesday here, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Mitchell.
Mrs. M. H. Brown left Monday for
Collins, Ca, where she will visit a
sister. From there she will go to
Weisdale, Fla.
Mrs. E. r. Wilson and little son,
John, went to Memphis Wednesday
morning where the latter was placed
under the care Of an occulist.
Miss Ethel Mitchell, a charming
young lady of New Albany, was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Virginia
Mitchell, Monday and Tuesday.
S. D. and William Wilson left this
week to enter Characterization Acad-
envy at Port Gibson. They were ac-
companied by their father, S. D. Viii
son, Sr.
Mrs. M. w. Thurman, an experienced
milliner, of San Antonio, Texas, has
opened up a new and complete line of
millinery at the stand formerly occupied
by the Bon Ton Millinery Co. on Broad
way.
Mrs. P. H. Turner, of Sheffield,
Ala, was here a couple of days during
the week visiting her sister, Mrs. q. i.
Trice on Church street. Her many
friends in Tupelo regret her visit was
of so short duration.
Miss Verda May Newman, of Baldwin,
who will teach the Second grade in our
public school came down Tuesday to at
tend the faculty meeting Wednesday.
She returned home yesterday but will
return Saturday. Miss Newman has
gained an enviable reputation as a
primary teacher.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10
Notice to Overseers

To the Oyerseers of the 5th District
Of Lee County, MISS.
Notice is hereby given that the Su-
neryisor Of the Fifth District will begin
a the second Monday in October. 1915,
the inspection of the roads of the Fifth
District, preparatory to making his re-
mort to the Grand Jury at the November
Court. 1915, and all Overseers are re-
0uired to have their roads in as good
condition as possible for inspection, so
the report may be made as favorable
}as possible.
This September 10th. 1915.
rs I. B. CoGGIN, Supervisor.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10
THOROUGH WORK
a Tupelo Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney
Troubles

How a Tupelo Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney
Troubles
If you suffer from. backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kid
neys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
tested by thousands.
Tupelo people testify.
Can you ask more convincing
proof of merit?
Mrs. j. A. Enlow, Spring and
Franklin streets. Tupelo, says:
"One of my people was troubled
by pain in his back. weakness
across his loins and other kidney
disorders. Doan's Kidney Pills
acted quickly and effectively in
his case and he has found them
reliable on every OCCASION
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Enlow recon-
mends. Foster ilburn Co., pro-
prietors, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10
Positively Here to Stay

Some of my friends were kind enough
to inform me that the rumor had been
circulated through the community that
| was going out of business and was
to leave Tupelo. This is not true. My
business will be run as it always has.
and it is more important than ever in
life that | continue my business, and
certainly will appreciate all patronage
given me. | shall give every moment
Of my time to my business if God will
give me the strength, and shall at all
times be ready to give you the best of
my knowledge, and as in the past try
to retain your confidence and good will:
Soliciting your future ORDERS, and
thanking you for past favors, am,
with hearts best wishes, sincerely,
MRS. ALICE f. SIvLEY.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-10
Business Notices

RYE AND CRIMSON GLOVER
SEED-For sale by Baker & Coleman.
FOR RENT-Two-story, nne-room
residence. j. R. Dabbs, 552 Jefferson
street 10
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Slightly
used Herculese Rubber Tire Buggy.
Baker & Coleman.
Fresh every Friday and Saturday:
| Spanish Mackerel, Red Snapper and all
kinds of fish at the City Market.
FOR RENT-One newly furnished
front room, with bath, in modern cot
tage close in. Call Cumb. Phone 3ol.
FOR RENT-Four rooms over Cliff
! toms Pharmacy, suitable for cotton of
| flee Pound-K incannon-E lkln Co. "a
FOR SALE-1s1a acre farm, three
miles west of Shannon. Close to school
and church. M. c. Yancey, Shannon.
Miss. "a AZ
FOR RENT-Very desirable six-room
house; excellent neighborhood; imme-
date possession. Address 2. .. Box
1872, Tupelo.
FOR SALE-97 acres in Chiwappa
bottom; 90 in cultivation, 5 in timber,
well improved. Bargain for quick sale.
J. A. Sheppard, Shannon, Miss. "a
FOR EXCKANGE-Two registered
Poland China gifts, weight about rs
pounds for hogs of equal value for
killing. Claude Clayton, Tupelo. %
FOR RENT-One fve-room house on
| Church street. Also one nice southeast
room UP stairs, furnished, to young
men. Mrs. William Watson, 33l Broad
way. z4-tI
FOR SALE-160 acres land ! mile
south of Mooreville. Good residence
and two tenant houses. Good price for
quick sale. M. M. Mullins, Moore
vile, Miss. decl
FOR SALE-Good sized iron safe.
money vault, space for books and pa
pers and combination for money vault
and outside door. Cheap. Tupelo Oil
& Ice Co. "a
FOR RENTAL of first floor, COM
prising three bed rooms and bath room,
dining room and kitchen. Furnished or
| unfinished. Call at residence on JET
ferson st. Tyson MCGEE. 24-4t
BOARDERS WANTED will take
q limited number Of boys or young men
am conveniently situated near both the
Tupelo High School and the Tupelo|
| Military Institute. For terms apply to
| AG~- go I Orr Tr,poin Mice %