The Eupora Progress from Eupora, Mississippi • 3

i Base Ball Today LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS T. G. JOHNSON Th Deed Is Done I FAYETTE, ALA. PURE WHISKIES Knoxville School, June 30. 1902.

For the above occasion, the Southern Railway will sell ticket? from all points on its lines to Knoxville, Tenn, and return at one fare for the round trip, selling June lGth, 18th, 2Sth, 29th, 30th 31st, and July, 11th, 12th, and 12th, with final limit for return passage. August 15, 1902. For further information call on any ticket agent of the Southern Railway or write, CL A. Benscoter Asst. Gen.

Pass. Agt, Chattanooga, Tenn. Don take it for granted that because my com- petitor cuts the price on flour, meal, and corn I A match game of base ball will be played at four o'clock this afternoon ttetht)iiar-and Euoora teams in Eudy's pasture. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged to cover necessary expenses. An interesting game is assured.

Meat Market Reopened. I have opened up my beef market near the depot, and am prepared iurnish my customers regularly with the choicest beef and pork at the old prices. I keep it nice and fresh and deliver it promptly. T. Crowell.

ROUGHLY TREATED i to cost or even less than cost, that he will do the same way on Dry Goods, Notions, etc. Come to our store, and you will We have just received a treat Ribbons, Laces, Buttons, Trimmings, Etc; MILLINERY Whiskies. Royal Choice. $2 00 Perfection Rye 2 00 Mountain Corn (white) 2 00 Alabama 2 25 North Carolina 2 25 Jockey Club 2 50 North Carolina Corn in case, high grade 3 00 Old Velvet 3 00 Alcohol, 188 proof 3 25 Old Crow 4 00 Old Private 4 00 Bonnie Rye 4 00 Old Modoc Rye .5 00 Centennial Rye 5 00 Gin. $3 00 to $4 00 Underpriced Trimmed Hats, Untrimmed Hats and Trimmings.

Everything at a savine I 1 hat the rule here. Former Eupora Citizen Illegally Confined. News comes from Jackson that Elmer L. Harris, who was once employed on the Progress here and who is well known by many of our citizens, had written to Attorney General Mc-Clurg to engage his services in a suit against the city of San Antonio for illegal arrest and imprisonment. He is visiting San Antonio with" a sick brother for the benefit of the vi tetter's health and was suspected of fceing one of the robbers who raided a bank in Montana recently.

He states that he was arrested and car-iriod to the lockup and confined with Z. T. PATTERS JUG TRADE A SPECIALTY Mail Orders receive prompt attention. Cash must accompany all orders. Express prepaid on lots of 3 gallons to any point on Southern Ry.

FARMERS' RYE, 4 full quarts, express prepaid, $3.20. find money-saving realities in good values. BARGAIN STORE phis Monday evening' to have one of his eyes treated. His left eye has b3en giving him intense pain for several days and he has' about lost the sight of it, temporarily, it is hoped. Miss Eula Trotter, of Winona, accompanied her aunt, Mrs.

Chas. Smith, home Wednesday and is her guest at present. Messrs. W. W.

Naron and Wallace Caldwell represented Webster county on the federal grand jury at Oxford last week. Miss Donie McPhail has completed her millinery apprenticeship and returned to her horneJn Slate Springs Monday. Mr. Joe Patterson, of Texas, arrived here Sunday morning and is spending some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Underwood, of Grenada, and Miss Rosa Brown, of Denton, returned to Grenada Monday night after spending several days with relatives here. Mr. J. R. Coleman and sister, Miss Mary, returned last Saturday to their home near Winona, after a visit of a few days to their sisters, Mes-dames Bartlett and Goza.

The Best Prescription For Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50. i Cumberland Notes BY CITIZEN We had a nice rain here Friday evening last.

A little boy of Mr. had his arm broken Jessie White's last Saturday evening. Mr. Willie Champion, of Congress, attended the musical at Mr. Dar-rough's Saturday night.

Mrs. Drusilla Davis, who has. been visiting relatives in this community for some time, went to Maben the first of the week where she will spend a short time before going to her home in" Bolivar county "A shooting affray occurred- Sunday evening at Wake Forest church, three miles northeast of here, John Dill McCarter, son of Julius McCarter, shot Marion Nolen, the ball entering the back part of Nolen's thigh and coming out in front near the groin. McCarter was promptly arrested by Esquire Wade. The Summer School of the South at Knoxville, will be, doubtless, the best equipped institution of the kind that has ever offered its service to southern teachers and students.

I There will be more than forty profes sors the faculty, coming from ten universities, five colleges, nine normal schools and other institutions of learning. The tuition is free other than the registration fee of five dollars, and board can be obtained at very'reasonable prices. Doubtless a very large number, not only of I our southern teachers, but students as well, will take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity. 3 iiS Brandies. Peach and Honey $2 00 Brandy, Standard 3 00 Apple or Peach Brandy, choice 3 50 Peach.

Brandy, extra 4 00 Apple Brandy, extra 4 00 Wines. Sweet Catawba $1 50 Port Wine 2 00 Blackberry. 2 00 Fine Old Sherry Wine in case 3 00 Beer. Alabama, per dozen $1 20 Budweiser, per dozen 50 passed through our village the other day en route to his home, Mrs. Woods is visiting Mr.

Can- non's family this week. Mr. Judge Jame3 is again at his home after trying Millsaps College ten months. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day.

No cure, No Pay. Price 25c. Town Council Doings. Board of mayor and aldermen met in regular session TuesdajT, June 3, with the following members present: P. E.

Hood, mayor, W. A. Embry, W. A. Berry hill, and J.

T.Marshall, aldermen. Report of the. treasurer received found correct. W. A.

Embry and W. A. Berryhill were appointed a committee to ascertain if a pump can be used in the old artesian piping, and if so, to purchase a suitable pump and have a first class Arell fixed up. Account of Elkins Son, $38.72, for lumber, was allowed. rattenhig-fewtkr-For-Baauet.

--4 Mr. A. L. Dabney recently captured a monster rattlesnake which is on exhibition at the levee board office. His snakeship is undergoing a fattening process, and when this is 'accomplished, Mr.

Dabney will have it prepared and will invite several of his friends to join him in a snake supper. Two years ago Mr. Dabney gave quite an elaborate supper to a number of friends at Luehrmann's in Memphis. the chief delicacy of the supper being broiled rattlesnake, which was pro nounced a happy medium between a frog's leg and spring chicken by those who had the nerve to partake of iL Clarksdale Register. Peabody College Summer School, Nashville, June 16-28, 1902.

For above occasion the Southern Railway will sell tickets from all points on its line to Nashville, and return at one fare for the round trip; selling June 12, 13, 14, 27, 28; 29, and July 3, 4, and 5th final limit for return July 31, 1902. Extension of limit until September 30, 1902, may be obtained by depositing ticket with joint agent at Nashville on or before July 31, 1902 on payment of fee of fifty cents. For further information call on any ticket agent of the Southern Railway. Baptist Young People's Union At Providence, R. July For this occasion the Southern Railway will sell tickets from points on its line to Providence, R.

at the low rate of one first-class fare, plus $1.00, for the round trip; tickets cn sale July 6th, 7th and 8th, with final limit July 22, 1902. For further information call on agents Southern Railway. There are no kickers among the jatrons of the West Point Steam Every one is so well satisfied with the work of this laundry that there is no excuse for the slightest complaint. Leave your bundles with Harvey Byars, agent, at Beeler's barber shop. court and decided in petitioners' favor thereby granting them the stock law.

Some of the anti-stock law" Deonle. not satisfied with this decision, wished to appeal the cases to the supreme court and at the meeting last' week the board allowed them to appeal it in the name of the board of supervisors provided those wishing the appeal taken would give bond to save the county from any costs in the cases. Supervisor Love voted against allowing the appeal, the other members voting for it. The trustees of the Eupora public school will hold a meeting on next Wednesday for the purpose of electing a principal for the next term. All app'ications will be considered.

Any teacher wishing to file same can address it to any. one of the trustees, whose names are published in this issued A difficulty occurred the first of the veek between Messrs. Frank Latham and Walter-Norwood, who live between this place and Walthall. The iatter swore out a warrant against Mr. Latham, charging him with assault and battery and the preliminary trial of the parties will take place today at Walthall.

Prof. W. -B. Walker, of Belief on-taine, and Prof. B.

H. Malone, of Tennessee, have formed a partnership 'jnder, which they will conduct the Belief ontaine school for the next term. Prof. alker has just closed a successful session, and with the able assistance of Prof. Malone he will make his school better than ever.

Personal Mention; Treasurer, Moore and wife Thursday with relatives here. spent Mr. Frank Therrell, of Grenada, spent Monday with relatives here. Mr. Roy Hays, who has been attending Millsaps College, returned home last Saturday.

wMrss Ruth Dunstan, of Winona, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Eudy, this week. Miss Jettie Wiggins was the guest of relatives and friends in West Point part of the week. Mr. J.

F. Abernathy returned Saturday from a business tour of a large part of the state. Mr. Charles Statham left Tuesday morning for Scranton, where he will spend a few days. Mrs.

Fleming, of Chatham, Canada, is the the guest of the family of her cousin, Mr. T. W. Ford. Miss Dixie Williams was re-elected music teacher of the Winona Graded school for the next term.

Mr. J. T. Gunter returned this week irom Jackson, where he has been attending Millsaps College. Miss Pearl Darden returned Tuesday from a visit to relatives in Clinton, Winona, and Kilmichael.

Misse3 Addie and Jimmie Elkins spent Saturday and Saturday night with relatives and friends at Tom-nolen. Mr. W. T. Therrell left for Mem- Commissioner's Sale.

No. 1292. Estate E. W. Bingham.

By virtue of a decree of the eery court of Grenada county, of Mississippi, rendered at the Chan-state April term thereof, 1902, on the 22nd day of April, 1902; as special commissioner appointed by said court, wi 1, on Tuesday the 9th day of July, in front of the court house door, in the town of Walthall, Mississippi, within legal hours, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following lands sit-urted in said county," to-wit: of Section One (1), and the of the Ne i of Section Two (2), all in Township Twenty (20), Range Ten (10); and Lot One (1), Block Twenty (20), Adams Survey; and Lot One (1), Block One (1), Dunlap Division, in the town of Eupora, Webster county, Miss. This June 11th, 1902. J. R. DuBerry, Special Commissioner.

Commissioner's Sale. No. 1181. Estate E. W.

Bingham- By virtue of a decree of the Chan- eery court of Grenada county, of Mississippi, rendered at the state April term thereof 1902; on the 16th' day of April lyui, 1, as special commis sioner, appointed by said court, will, on Tuesday the 9th day of July, 1902, in front of the Eupora Branch Grenada Bank, in the town of Eupora, Mississippi, within legal hours, sell to the highest bidder for cash, all the notes and accounts belonging to said estate. Said notes and accounts will be sold in bulk, unless some person or persons desire to bid on any one or more special claim or claims, when the same, will be sold singly. List of notes and accounts can be seen by calling upon the undersigned. i This June 11th, 1902. J.

R. DuBesry. Special Commissioner. Commissioner's Sile. Ex parte No.

735 4 Mrs. Irene Thomas et al. By virtue of a decree of the chancery court of Webster' county, Mississippi, rendered on the 9 th day of April, 1902, at the April term, A. D. 1902, 1, as commissioner appointed in said decree, will on Monday the 7th day of July, A.

D. 1902 in front of the court house door in the town of Walthall, said county proceed to sell for cash to the highest bidder the following land situated in WJebster county, to-wit: East nw except six and one-third acres on south side, section 26, township 16, range 2 east. Said land sold for partitions This, May 27,. W. A.

Rogers, Commissioner. Administrator's Sal). Under and by virtue of a decree of the Honorable H. C. Conn, Chancellor of the Chancery court of the First judicial district of Hinds county, state of rendered in vacation on the 3rd day of April, 1902, John V.

Lobdell, Administrator, with will annexed of the estate of W. L. Nugent, deceased, will on the 10th day of July, A 1902, bet veen the hours of 11 a. m. and 4 p.

proceed to sell, at public outcry, to the highe bidder for cash, at the principal door of the court house in the town of Walthall, in the county of Webster, state of Mississippi, all of the mineral rights, and all other right, title and interest owned by the said W. L. Nugent, deceased, in and to the following described lands, to-wit: Tbe west i of the nw of section 10, township 20, range 8 east; the se of the ne section 10, 20, range 8 and ten Nacres off the east side of the sw section 10, township 20, range 8 east; and the sw of the ne i of section" 9, township 20, range 8 east; and the nw of the sw section- 10, township 20, range 8 east; and the west of the nw and the nw of the sw of section 11, township 20, range 8 east; and the ne of the se section 10, township 20, range 8 east; all of the above described lands being in the county of Webster and state of Mississippi. I convey only such title as I am authorized to convey as administrator under the above decree. John V.

Lobdell, Administrator. To Cure A Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E.

W. Grove's sig-niture is on each box. 25c. Southern Educational Association, Chattanooga, July 1-4, 1902. For the above occasion the Southern Railway will sell tickets to Chattanooga and return from all points on its lines at rate of one fare for the round trip, plus $2.00, June 27th to July 1st, inclusive; final limit for return July 6, 1902.

By depositing ticket with joint agent corner 8th and Cherry Chattanooga, on or before July 6th and on payment of fee of 50 cents extension of limit may be extended until September 10th, 1902. For further information call on your ticket agent. We have a fresk shipment' of the finest quality of sweet Mixed Pickles. Smith Smith. A.

CHURCH DIRECTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching First and third Sundays and Sunday nights; 11 m. and 7 p. Rev. C. A.

Loveless, Pastor. Sunday School Every Sunday, 10 E. Wright, Superintendent. Baptist Young People's Union ery Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock, J. P.

Thompson, Jr President. METHODIST CHURCn Preaching Second and fourth Sundays and Sunday nights 11 a. m. and 7 p. Uev.

12. W. Gordon, Pastor. Sunday School Every Sunday, 10 J. C.

Windham, Superintendent. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Preaching Second Sunday in each month, 11a. Rev. V. J.

Dell, Pastor. It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth, of LaG range, suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg; but writes that BackJen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days.

For ulcers, wounds, piles, it's the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by W. R.

Scott Prescriptions AND Family Recipes I make a specialty of Compounding' thznw DR.T.O. DOUGLAS J. T. Dunn, H. A.

Gould, WalthalL Eupora. DUNN GOULD ATTORNEYS AT LAW WALTHALL AND EUPORA Will practice in the courts of Webster and surrounding counties. K. DUBKKRV. W.

R. SCOTT. DnBERRYS SCOTT Are Prepared to Furnish RELIABLE INSURANCE. "They represent the best FIRE INSURANCE companies in the South. Prompt settlements and fair dealings.

YOUIt "IJUINESS SOLICITED J. G. HARRIS BOOT- AND SHOEMAKER EUrORA, MISS. All work guaranteed strictly first-class and satisfactory. I make a specialty of repairing.

Shop in the old photograph gallery near depot. J. M. Beeler CITY BARBER EUPORA IHVE MISSISSIPPI io errs 25 CTS AIIC ur SOLICITS YOUK PATRONAGE' r7 Dyspepsia (Suro Dlacsts vyhat you cat. This preparation contains all of tha iigestanta and digests all kinds of food.

ltgiTesfnstantrclicf and never fails to cure. It allows you to cat all the food you want. The mast sensi lira stomachs can take it. By Its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured af cr everything else failed. It prevents formation of pas on tha st om-ach, relieving all distress after rating.

Dictingunneccssary. Flcasantto take. II can't tut Co yea fizz PrrranicrAybr F-O. fl irrSl Iff yTf out being given a chance to identify Ihimself. After remaining in a cell several hours he was released after producing evidence that he was the wrong man.

He has entered suit for $10,000 damages against the city. Old Iron Wanted. will pay good prices for old iron zmd castings, copper and brass. I can be found on tha streets here any day. S.

J. Carcon. News From Neighboring Counties The trustees of the Ackerman high schpol have elected Prof. Wiley San ders, principal for the next term. Prof.

R. M. Mecklin, of Winona, was accidentally killed Thursday night of last week while hunting in Big swamp with some friends. The Wmona Times has been leased Powell P. Trotter; 0.

B. Taylor, who has had editorial charge and bus mess management retiring from the business to engage in teaching school. Arrangements have been made to run a steamboat on the Yalobusha river between Grenada and Green wood. The operation of the boat will not be undertaken unless the owners rec3ive suifiient encouragennnt. For Sale.

Twenty pure bred Poland China pigs from two to three months old. Five dollars each if taken in the next thirty days, or will exchange pigs for nice heifer yearlings. Address me at Lupora, Miss. W. A.

Eudy. 7-22 News and Notes of Town and County oeverui ui our citizens enioyeci an fi? i outing yesterday at Sulphur Springs, three miles south of here. The young people enjoyed a few hours very pleasantly Monday night at Mr. T. N.

Lee's residence. Rev. C. A. Loveless, who returned a few days ago from Kerens, Texas, reports Messrs.

McCollough and Avent, who are merchandising there, as doing a good business. A meeting of the public school patrons was held Monday and Dr. P. R. Brown, W.

T. Gwin and J. B. Hardee were elected trustees for the next session. John McCarter was tried the first of the week before Esquire Wade, in the Cumberland neighborhood for shooting Marion Nolen Sunday.

He was found guilty of a misdemeanor and a fine of $50 was assessed against him. The case was appealed. Protracted meetinsr began last night at the Baptist church and will continue all next week. Our Baptist brethren were fortunate enough to secure the services of Rev. J.

R. Nutt, of one of the leading young ministers of the state, and Prof. J. A. Bell to conduct the singing.

A pump has been ordered by the town council for the artesian piping between the depot and the business houses. There is water in the well, just now much cannot be ascertained until the pump is placed in position. If the amount is insufficient for public needs a well wilLbe dug. The. action of the board of supervisors on the stock law question not being clearly understood by some a word of explanation is not out of place.

The petitions of J. D. Trueli etal, and R. P. Cohen etal, for a stocjt law in their districts presented to th i board some time ago were rejected.

The cases were carried before circuit Walthall News BY D. B. The farmers are needing rain bad- ly. Jim Taylor is reported on the sick list. Dr.

Finch has an abcess on the back of his neck which is giving him a great deal of pain. Quite a number of our people went seminar vvednesdav. Children's day was observed here Sunday, and was a success. Circuit Clerk Bailey is out this week registering the boys. Summer fights have openedriudsre- ing from the bruised heads we have seen.

Miss Nell Holland is a pleasan visitor in town this week. Miss Georgia Doolittle visited at H. H. Holland's Snndav. Miss Laura Arnold visited friends in town Sunday.

Mr. Bill Finch and family visited friends in town recently. Mr Jim Hays was a pleasant visitor mtovn Sunday; Mr. Charlie Wright visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

Tom Finch and family visited Walthall friends Sunday evening. Mr. Dick Eudy and family visited at Dr. F. N.

Arnolds Sunday. Mr. Ed Pounds and wife visited at Mrs. Brannon's Sunday eve. Miss Jodie Finch visited at T.

W. Lovett's Wednesday night. Around Ship. BY NED The farmers around Ship have their crops in fine shape, but need a good rain to settle' the dust. A good many of our boys enjoyed themselves down on the creek catching and frying fish last week.

J. 0. Peeples and sister, Miss Nelia, visited at J. W. Strickland's near Stewart Saturday and Sunday.

Several of our people attended ihe colored people's children's day at the Cross Roads Sunday and report a nice time. The doctors around here are having but little to do. Guess they are getting discouraged. Some of the boys enjoyed a musir cal entertainment at J. M.

McCain's Saturday night. Oscar Waits and wife visited the latter's parents Saturday night. J. M. McCain is buying np a carload of cattle for shipment.

Mr. Will Gary happened to a bad accident last week. He was handling a revolver and it went off and shot a ho'e in his hand. Pistols generally git people in more trouble than they eer get them out of. Alva Happenings.

BY NIDETTE Farmers are putting on (111 Ions: faces over tne arowtn mat we are having now. Mr. Murry Neal, of Redding, was visiting the fair sex of this place last Sunday. Quite a number on the sick list Mrs. Lowrimore, Mrs.

Harry Pyron and Mr. Walter Hood's little girl are all very ill. Mr. J. E.

Philley must be farming on the large scale this year. Hp claims to have 120 acres in cultiva tion. Hurrah for Jo! Mrs. Sallie Ann Carver aud Mrs. Wells were visiting.

their city friends this week. Lawyer Hammond, of Pittsloro, In Against sickness during the hot days of summer by getting your system in good condition. You can do this by taking some good system renovator something that will drive out all impurities and stimulate and give tone to sluggish organs. I have all the good spring tonics that have helped others. They help you.

Ask for them when you call. DR. KirJC'S try -fJEW DISCOVERY FOR THAT COLD. TAKE HO SUDGTITUTC. Cures ConsumptionCoughs, Colds, Bronchitis, FeveiyPlcu-risy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Cough.

nocunc. no pay. Vice 50c. and 1 T3IAL COTTLE FREE. DR.

T. O. DOUGLAS: THE DRUGGIST 1.