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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
An Ordinance

To prohibit and prevent dogs from run
ming at large in the corporate limits
of the City of Tupelo, and to provide
what shall be done with dogs so found
running at large in said City.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Of the City of ..Tu-
pelo. Mississippi, that from and after
this date it shall be the duty of each
owner or keeper of any and all dogs of
any kind, confined Or tied so as to pre-
vent same from running at large in the
corporate limits af said city; and that
it shall be the duty of the Marshal or
any Policeman of said city to kill any
dog found running at large within the
corporate limits of said city, and any
private citizen shall likewise be per-
mitted to kill any dog running at large
in said city.
That for reasons which are satisfac-
tory to the Mayor and Board of Alder
men, the above ordinance shall take
effect and go in force from and after
this the date of it's passage.
The above ordinonce was reduced to
read over and considered by sections,
and the vote thereon was taken by a
yea and nay vote at regular public
meeting of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the City of Tupelo, held
at the Mayors Office on Tuesday. April
4th, 1916, each Alderman present voting
yea thereon, all Aldermen of the City
being present except E. R. Wilson ard
S. P. Clayton.
D. W. ROBINS, Mayor.
e. e. EOnDT .ETT Clerk
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Tupelo for Preparedness

The following letter has been
forwarded to the Mississippi rep
resentatives in congress:
Feeling that the voters in the
u. S. are largely responsible for
the lack of national spirit which
is making many Americans
ashamed of their country, and
knowing that our elected repre-
sentatives are acutely responsive
to the demands of their constit-
uents, we want you to know
that your friends in Tupelo and
Lee county are not satisfied with
the present attitude of congress
toward questions that seem to
involve our very existence as a
nation.
"Our presidents appeals are
unheeded; our material, as well
as political and spiritual. welfare
are menaced by the present in
ertia of our representatives in
providing money and men with
which to protect the lives and
rights Of Americas citizens.
I'VE write to urge you as our
representative to do all you can
to help in the speedy passage of
such legislation as the highest
experts of our army and navy
deem necessary for the defense
of our country on land and at
sea. Respectfully,
.Tupelo Business Mems Club.
e. G. Kinds, Pres.
IF. L. Kincannon. Sec'y."
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Municipal Primary

The municipal primary held last Sat
urday resulted as follows:
For Mayor-D. w. Robins, 1888.
For Marshal-R. F. Robertson BIG,
G. A. Jackson lis.
For City Clerk-C. E. Goodlett 236,
]. R. Hoyle I'll, J. O. Stovall 26.
For Alderman-at-L Large r. Strain
257, S. D. Shelton 168
For Alderman, 1st Ward IS. P.Clay-
ton 118
For Alderman, I'd Ward-F. C. Nc
Gaughy 20, Ward Allen 35.
For Alderman, Sd Ward-D. S. Bal
lard A, R. D. Long II, E. S. Dicker-
son z.
For Alderman, 4th Ward-E. D. Will
son 81, r. III. Mullins 81.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. J. W. Yates
fell at his home on Main street and dis
located his hip. He has been in feeble
health for some time and this additional
trouble IS the source of much pain and
worry to him, but he is receiving the
best of care from his physician and
family. His many friends regret to
know of his misfortune and hope to
soon hear that he is much improved.
Rev J. R. Countiss, president OF
Grenada Female College, will talk to
the Alpha Wesley Sunday school class
next Sunday morning, and tell US about
our girl, Laura DeSoto, over there in
his school. All members of the class
are urged to be present and hear about
our orphan girl for whom we have
cared for the past twelve years. Mrs
J. w. Hoyle, Teacher.
The 8 As You Like It Club met with
Mrs. Richard Clark Wednesday after
noon with full attendance and quite a
number of invited guests. The game
of Sixty-tWo furnished the amusement,
the games being entered into by many
enthusiasts who were eager to lead in
the winning. At the conclusion of the
games dainty salad course with ices
was served Among the honored guests
for the occasion was Miss Martha
Postom, Of Memphis, who is now Mrs.
Clark guest.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Visitors Entertained

Mesdames Frederick and julius
Raht, who have been guests of
Mrs. Daniel, left Saturday for a
stay in Memphis after a most
delightful visit with Mrs. Daniel.
While here these cultured la
dies made many friends and were
the recipients of quite a number
of social courtesies, the first be-
ing a reception in their honor at
the home of their niece, Mrs.
Daniel, on Saturday afternoon,
April /.
The attractive home was
frightened with many spring
flowers.
The guests were met at the
door by Mesdames V. c.. Kincan-
non and Bonner.
Receiving with Mrs. Daniel
were Mesdames Frederick and
julius Raht.
Mesdames O. B. Rogers, F. L.
Kincannon and Miss Kate Kin
cannon assisted in entertaining
the guests and invited them into
the dining room which was fra
grant with the spicy odor from
vases of carnations used in pro-
fusion in all the different shades
of pink. In this room Mesdames
Maynard, Wylie and Richard
Clark and Miss Linda Kincannon
served delicious cream and cake
and from a beautiful lace covered
table, lighted with pink candles,
shaded with pink, delicious con-
fections were served, the re-
freshments carrying out the color
scheme of pink and green used
in the dining room.
During the afternoon sweet
strains of music from the victro-
la, operated by little Mary Louise
Kincannon, filed the rooms.
About one hundred and fifty
guests called and the affair was
a delight in every detail.
On Wednesday, April 5, the
Fortnightly Matinee Club met
with Mrs. V. C. Kincannon, and
Mesdames Daniel, Raht and Raht
were guests at this enjoyable af-
fair.
Again on Thursday they were
entertained by Mrs. V. G. Cavett
at the Bridge Club.
On Friday these charming la
dies were honored with a violet
luncheon, given by Mesdames O.
B. Rogers and F. L Kincannon
at the beautiful home of Mrs.
Rogers on Church street. The
guests invited were Mesdames
Daniel, F. Raht, ]. Raht, W. D.
Robins, Cavett, V. C. Kincannon,
B. A. Rogers, G. T. Mitchell, S.
P. Clayton, James Kincannon, O
B. Rogers, F. L. Kincannon and
Miss Irma Harper.
i Besides the many entertain
ments for the Mesdames Raht, a
number of motor rides added to
the pleasure of their visit.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Ball Game Here Tuesday

The annual ball game between the
A. & VI. College and the University
will be played on our local ground next
Tuesday. Every preparation has been
made to make the day complete sue
cess and large crowd is expected.
The schools met here on the gridIron
in their annual football game last fall
before the largest crowd that ever wit
messed this annual event. Tuesday s
game will attract many visitors and
both schools have their strong hackers
on the result.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Creamery For Tupelo

A charter has been applied for
authorizing the Tupelo Creamery
20 begin business as soon as or
ganized. The charter is beng
published in the Journal and
contains the names of some OF
our most progressive citizens.
Gus McLeran will be the secre-
tary and treasurer. The presi-
dent has not been named.
Allys Reese, Rich DaLee and
Way Sample were appointed a
committee to purchase the ma
chinery, which was selected from
the latest improved now on the
market and is now being IN
stalled. AS soon as this work is
completed the creamery will ad-
vertise for milk and the manage
ment have assurances that a
large territory will afford suffi-
cient patronage to guarantee
profitable business from the
first. Assurances have been
given that milk will be shipped
from as far north as Corinth and
from quite a number of points
south on the Mobile and Ohio,
and from both directions on the
Frisco.
Of all the new enterprises
seeking a location in Tupelo none
afford an opportunity to all the
people like that afforded by the
creamery. Wherever a farming
people employ sufficient num-
Der of cows on the farm there
follows a substantial and lasting
prosperity unknown where there
is no diversification. Every Sec
tion and every state that has
employed stock raising and
dairying have found it highly
successful and the most benefi-
cial result to the farm follow in
every instance. The farmers OF
Lee and adjoining counties should
avail themselves of this oppor
tunity and increase their number
of milk cows and patronize the
dairy. Over our good roads
there will be no difficulty in
marketing the milk from quite
distance, and wagons will be
placed on all roads where the
supply of milk is sufficient te
justify it.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Annual Field Day

The annual Field Day exercises of the
high schools from North Mississippi
will be held next Friday at the IA. e M.
College. The roads leading to Stark
vile will carry immense crowds and the
events Of the day will be pulled off gbe-
fore very large and appreciatiye au-
dience. A special train will leave Tu-
pelo at an early hour Friday Morning.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Burglary at Belden

The store of S. H. Thomason at Bel
den was entered Monday night by
burglars, and goods to the value of $50
were taken The robbers went north
over the Belden pike, where some of
the effects taken were found the next
day. No clue to the identity of the
guilty parties has been established.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Notice to Payers of Privilege
Taxes

Notice is hereby given that all parties
who procured privilege tax license in
May, 1915, will be required to purchase
new license for year 1916, during the
month7ot May, 1916, or be subjected to
the penalty imposed by the law for
failuE<1 20 do. Please do not wait
until nst DAYS Of May to pay this.
fp1 IN sst1t lost and have
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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
All Day Singing

We are requested to announce
that there will be an all dayssing-
ing at the court house next Sum
day, to which the public is in
vited.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE
-l9l5 Double Cylinder, 10 h. p., cradle
spring frame, 3 inchs Non Skid tires,
tandem seat, two sets of sprockets,
with clutch and variable speed. Has
been used very little and is as good as
new. Make me an offer. Address,
POSTMASTER, Ingomar, Miss.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
TUPELo MISS, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1916
Public Speaking

Guy Mitchell, candidate for
congress. will speak at Green
wood, Itawamba county, Satur-
doy, April Is, at 1::30 o'clock.
everybody cordially invited to
hear him.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14

The extremely high price of mer-
.curies make them too expensive for ex-
terminating bedlbugs. Use "Bug-I-
eide. = just as effective vet much
cheaper. 25c and Soc at Pound Kincan-
non -Elkin Co.'S. The Busy Druggists.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14
Piles Cured in 8 to n Ddv1

Your druggist will refund money s4 1Azo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case a. xtehin9,
Blind, Bleedfng or Protruding Plies Ia 146ayD.
The first application gives Ease and Re6k zSSoc.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1916-04-14

c. E. GooDLETT, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-02-11

@roBmutter Sberg bon ct. 2ouis,
befinoet ii6 sescnmdrtig ouf 9eiuf)
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ben IN CT. 2ouis aiif 9eiud getpe-
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Stolpe

Die S6neeoede, am Iesten Cams.
tag, tuar uniereu Sarmern bo6it mill
fommen.
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fobrbaren 3uitanb. Die Gountp
StraBe bon Stplpe nod Morriiol
mltroe elcidfalls bur1 bes Sodlpai
Ter itorf beidaoigt.
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Saf @roSe.
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SmensniIle.)
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erfennling.
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Ban.

Snfolee oes fiiralidenL onbaltenr
ben &egenDetters bat Der @osconabl
Die 8ottom . 2anoereien ipieber iiber.
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bon 8m. Meper elm @eipam Iaul.
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tag bon elmer breiipo6entIiden Reiie
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sbatIadlen fir 2eibenbc.

Sdmeraem fominen BON @ebtbur
oSer aufitarirllg fer. pie 9euralgie
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gen, lteife MllsfeIn. aber alle tperoen
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Slolde. (1abp)
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Berger,

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&eripanotc l1no Sreinoe in Serrlnim
am lebtcn 0ienstag.
Sobrt Saib unb Satin bon Scr.
mann llnb Gbm. 3eibmonn bon $50.
cific iparcn lebtc ISOLDE bier lin Dem
9egrdbniiia Der fleinen 2oraina gu.
tber bei3uipobnen.
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ieincn eltern, Saeob Set II. Satin.
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Geter &lott bon nabe Sernarm bat
leste ISOLDE bon ben Sonolcr Otto
Sdntibt babier Elm idone5 @cipaun
Mauleiel fir $685. eefouit.
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Spric-S boe genb.

llniere Saiptfloee lit @aiier, au-
niel 8aiier; Der SluB bot mieoer bic
Bottoms iiberflutbet.
5rall Sris &ilrrelmeper, mel6e
an einem idneren anfaa Der 2lln-
genentaiinbung erfranft NOR, befin.
bet iid iest auf Der 8%eiierrng; lire
S0dter, Srou 8udrat unb SRI. @m-
ma, bon ct. 2ouis famen bierber,
I'M iie mabrenb ibrer &ranfbeit 81
pflegen.
Sris 2eimtfuebler lit am borigen
9onnerstag bon einem 9eil6 in
Cooper ilnb in Saline Goltntp 5it-
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riifgefebrt.
@roBmltter Sooner leioet gegen'
pGrtig an elmer iebr idWeren er.
falti1ng.
Srau Gam 2emmel liegt on Der
Grippe barnieber; mir wiini6en oa.
Der raide geiierung.
Ser 9. 9. g. Il. 8erein bon Wt.
Sterling miro iid am Is. Sch. ipie.
Der periammeln. IIle iinb frerno'
lidit eingelaoen. Sic 8eriamm'
lungen finoen ollie 5pei 8o6en itatt
9as 8etter mar ain 80. Sanuor 81
i6ledt I'M cine 8%eriammlung ab6n'
balten.
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@prriiom

Dem 8erfanf BON Silos beihdftigt;
er bat 4usiidten cine groBe @nSobl
bcrielben I'M Sriibiabr Sl erridten.
8m. Weuier, BON Gbamois. NOR
Gnbe Der borigen 8ode bier, als
@ait bon Sp. @ertens unb Samilie.
Serr Sdmis. bon 2ooie Greet,
lift our 3eit Der @ait ieines Sobnes,
Sacob Sdmis unb beiien 5amilie.
9ie @orriion WsiIIing 60. per-
ianbte arl lesten Dienstog cine Gar
laoung @etreioe nod ct. 2ouis.
gbrilt. 8oebm uno Martin Sdnei.
Der ST., batten am Dorigen @tttmod
@ei9dfte in gbamois.
Srau Senrp uffelmann ino oerert
Sobn paren am Wontag bier beim
ginfaufen.
8bil. Seibner, bon @~asconobe,
mar art lesten Wontag, geidaftsbal-
Der, bier in Der Stabt.
Otto &un3, bon @asconabe, NOR
am pergangenen Samstag bier, in
@eidldften.
Iug. @aroelmeier bat bon SenrD
aoelline elm Stiif 2ano, I'M 6itliden
Sbeil Der Staot, fir Die Summe bon
$500 aefauft.
Ole 8boenir @merican &feifen-
Sabrif faufte borige ISOLDE, bon o.
u. 8alfer, inn Morriion @pttpm, Die
&olben bon % 4fer &orn, fir
$1,000. gu ioldem 8reis lobnt iid
bas Sieben bon aornfolben.
Srou Rientann, bon Sefferion
Gitp, mar am porieen Wittmod bier,
uno mobnte Der 9eerOigung bes Der-
i%torbenen Sacob &ounmel bel.
2olis @nabt uno Satin febrten
am Montas bon 9e Soto, @o., gu.
rid.
San &allmeper, pel6er in Ser
mann bei6Gftigt III, mar iiber ben
letten Santstag ltnb Sonntae bier
in Der Stabt.
Clarence 9ieterid, bon Sermann,
par am lesten Sonntag bier, bel lei
men Ingeborigen.
Srls. Wae Sanlep, Wae S'Sal-
Ioran unb Grace S'Saber, bon ct.
2puis, maren am Sonntaa Die 8ulte
bon g. 6. &ebefer unb Satin.
Sdube fir MGnner werocn bieieS
Sabr bober in Sreiie iein. IS ninlnlt
iopiel 2eber fir ben oberen Sbcil hcr
Sdube fir 0amen.
6. 8oeger ilno @attin u~nterbiel,
ten am porieen Wfittwod @benb cine
4noabl Mitglieber bes &oof Club,
5u @bren bon SRI. 2p0ia Imcling,
Der Sdpeiter bon Srau goeger.
Senrp Cooper, Der 8~iebbdnoler
bon Gbamois, mar am Wontag bier,
in @ei6Gfter.
Senrp Stof bot ioeben cine Gar
labung Sarmgeratbe ilno @aidinen
erbalten.
Ian bereeiie nidt ben Wosfen-
ball, morgelt 4beno, in S6mis's
Salle.
*Solt Cure Masfenan5iiee fir
morgen 4beno bel Geoefer'S; Die ia.
ben cine groBe glltsmabl.
&ope & gneeluge lceen oieIe $50.
DIE, aus Soc Sofmann's Sei6 if.
rem Gisporratb ein.
Soc Spedbals nta9te am Montog
einen fur5cn 9eia6 in Sermann.
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Barter @iuf NIT benz 3annpfabI.

2ieber 2eier, merle Dir.
3abl' fir Define 3eitungl
9enm beoenfe: Sdmeres @eIb
Soitet ibre Seitune,
@elb audi foltet Dos Iapier,
Sat unb Druid nidt minbcr.
Dab es obne @elo nidt eebt,
9as iiebt ielbit Elm 8linber.
User nit S61beI nnb nit Sirn
Gag fir Gag mlb pfliieen,
Gem fonn Inerfenniing MIR
9auerno nitt geniiaen.
anopfe nidt Die Saiden 5rt,
Silt es 9einer 8reiie;
9enn Dob frGftis Tie beitebt,
SIT ia 9ein Sntereiie.
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tag bier seprebigt.

tag bier sepreoigt.
grof. $. S. aansenberg, aebrer
an Der Sipiss Sdaile, befono iid
iiber lesten Samstas nnb Sonntag
auf 8eflld BEL ieinen Mngeborigen.