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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
HOLY WAR IN ALGERIA
AND MOROCCO IMMINENT.

Paris, Oct. ls-The imminence Of a
IormlIaple native rising IN Morocco and
Algeria is growing. The French military
authorities In Algeria are In state OF
apprehension. Tho commander OF the
troops In the district OF Ain-Sefra has
cabled to the minister OF war saying that
me preparations among the Moors for a
holy war are proceeding energetically
Mouly About, cousin OF the sultan OF
Morocco has visited all the tribes and
has induced them to cease their internal
quarrels and prepare to take the field In
middle Of November
a point for concentration has been chos-
en- on the Wady CHR. where arms are be-
Ing collected. The Benguil tribe has been
approached by emissaries from the insur
gents at raclella. who are urging the
former to join In the movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
PRESIDENT TAKES NO
HAND IN LOCAL CONTESTS

san Francisco, oct. i6.--ln reply TO
letter written TO President Roosevelt
by X. c. Dale Of Kern county, a formet
assemblyman, asking II the president
Intended TO declare his interest or pref.
enence in the state gubernatorial cam
palgn, tho letter has been received:
white House Washington d. G.
oct. s. 1906. My Dear Sir-The presi-
dent has received your letter of the ~
inst, and directs me 10 express his re.
gret that lt is not possible for him e
DO as you desire lie has been asNel
10 Interfere In the local contests In all
most every state IN the Union, but has
declined TO do so IN each instance. The
president IL sorry he cannot do as yor
wish, but ne is sure YOU VIII under
stand how impossible Il would BE- 70,
him 10 respond IN one case and nos 10.
others
every truly yours.
"RALPH FOSTER.
Acting secretary TO the President,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
lsWSON'S FLOODED STOCK.
w" DC Sold at Old Glory Sale In New
York In November.

va, boston Oct is.-Announcement
,toSL made today that the blooded
Nv w the Thomas Lawson extcn-
cs,s iarm known as Dreamwold. To-
Tow "a the little town OF Egypt n
sold ., south of Boston. would be
Yorh me Old Glory" sale at New
wbich ~ the few famous animals
Boraina r, lawson will keep will be
Ren,una, me trotter which won The
Dare my futurity. and Transylysnia.
ana A. ,tsh which has a record of ? o.
whioh NJ son Of Mambrino King FOR
Fether W.T. VII, lawson paid $4,000 to-
brood WIN some OF the most noted
tered mares IN the country and regis
birds enn'ue, dogs and even fancy
lion. are TO be sold at public auc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
ENGLISH KHAKI.
Quartcrmastcr's Department Doesn't
Agree With Gen. Wood.

Washington Oct. lG.-rhe quartermas-
ters department is disposed TO take Is
sue With Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood, com.
mandlng the Philippines division, as two
tho economy OF using English khaki,
made up In the Philippines for solders'
uniforms instead Of the resgular army
American khaki. The officers OF that de-
partment Insist that our own khaki L. IN
fact superior to The English khaki ana
point 10 exhaustive tests made under ser
Vice. conditions 10 show that American
KHAKI y lighter N texture and stronger
than the British khaki.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
Sheriffs Office Captures Doctor Donaldson
Does Magnificent Running
Following the Sensational Robbery,
Which the McWhrter the Victims

hope that he would make good his
escape. Now that he is coming home
to tell MS story willingly or otherwise,
there win be much fear and trembling,
and particularly 50 as it is understood
that his confederates win also be ap.
pretended in the very near future,
To Deputy sheriff Joe Sharp will
belong the distinction ot FIRST getting
his hands upon the famous gambler
although that official has acted under
the Instructions Of his chief from the
commencement Too much In praise
cannot be said ri sheriff Emery aud
his men at this time H. case OF
ouch magnitude and Importance their
service to the public Is beyond esi-
mate. Never did officers Of the law
have more obstacles thrown In their
way than did they. aud Yet like the
hound that never leaves the scent OF
his game for single instant they
have followed the trail day and night
until at last their efforts were crown
ed with success. at least to the extent
OF apprehending the king pin Of the
gang To Sheriff Emery and his able
associates and advisors. HATS OFF
AND ALL HALE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
HOTEL FOR YOSEMITE.
Frank \. Miller Gets Concession for n
Million Dollar One.

Riverside. CAL Oct. l6.--Frank a.
Miller the proprietor Of the Glenwood
hotel here. returned this morning from
Washington, -, c., where he was sue
cessful In securing a concession 20 build
81 100000 hotel In Yomesite valley.
The Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and
salt Lake railways are all said 10 be
interested IN the project.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
DEMERITS FOR HAZING.

Annapolis. Oct. 6.--Midshipman r. p.
Cutler, Jr., OF Calais. o.. today was
given 200 demerits for haSing Godfrey
Dec. Chevalier of the fourth class.
Guiler's offense was in going to Chew
alters room and applying a nickname
TO him. The punishment is the max
imum for light offenses, and is the
first to be administered by Admiral
Sands, under the new law. which gives
the superintendent of the academy
power to deal with cases OF mild
character
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
METHODS OF SIGNALLING.
Railroad Men Interested in Them
Gather I'm Washington.

Washington oct. is.-A convention of
railroad men interested In all means
and methods OF signalling on railroads
assembled IN this city today. II was the
tenth annual meeting or 'Jublee conven
ton of the Railway Signal association
practically all countries OF the world who
are actively engaged IN signalling ON rail-
roads During the sessions Of te convea-
ton every branch OF signalling will be
discussed and standard methods and prac-
tices Will be recommended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
TUESDAY OCTOBER 16 1906 SALT !

While there is no direct evidence upon
tha; point, the statement Is positively
alade that onaldson was captured ~
Hot Springs, Ark. 1t is believed that he
has either confessed or that he viii do 50.
as the possibility Of a residence in the
state prison is not to the liking Of
Donaldson. Notwithstanding the fact
tina. much OF his life has been spent
among tho lawless elements OF society
and the fact that he is gambler, who
above al men IS supposed to need
rerye. II Is said that he will show the
yellow streak and do anything IN his
power to evade punishment. regardless
OF what happens 10 his confederates in
crime.
Donaldson's part In the sensational
case which was without a parallel in
the history OF local robberies. was that
of imperscnating himself as a doctor
and grabbing two l,oOO-dollar bills from
the table and disappearing.
The news that Donaldson has been
run to earth Will be anything but pleas
lns Information to such officials as were
interested in his getaway TO them It
win be like taking an ice water bath
in midwlnter. They hoped against
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
SHAUN KELLEY CASE DISMISSED.

Boston. Oct. l6.-The case against
Sbaun Kelley, the Harvard student
charged with assaulting n patroman,
vas dismissed In the municipal court
today. The case grew out of the at
tempt Of the officers 10 arrest party
OF Harvard men who were skylarkIng
on Boston common, Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr., and shaun Kelley. his ROOM
mate, being in the party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
RESCUED FROM THE SEA.

Victoria. H. C., oct. l6.-Adyices were
received Of the rescue OF the survivors
OF japanese fishing junk by the
steamer Tango Maru bound from Sc
attic to Yokohama, 100 milcs on shore,
There were eight men cllnging to the
bottom OF an upturncd vessel. and
eight had been drowned The survivors
We're without food ON The upturned hui
for four days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16

the necessary papers, winch were
duly signed ami attcslcd and he will
leave ON the 6r- train this evening To
bring Donaldson back to salt Lake.
Jim Donaldson local prize fight pro-
moter, gambling king and all round
sport who disappeared so suddenly and
completely following The ten thousand
dollar McWhirter brothers robbery in
the Antler rooming house IN this city
on September 10, has been captured by
Sheriff Emery's office.
Every effort was made to keep the
fact from che newspapers and public at
this time, but somehow the news leaked
out, and the sheriff was hard pressed
upon the matter this afternoon when
he admitted It's truth Where the cap
ture was effected he would not say. but
made II clear that Il was out of the
state, fact that was borne out by pro-
longed and earnest conferences today
between the sheriff, County Attorney
Christensen and Acting Governor Tin
gey. These officials had under consid-
GRAFTON the matter Of the prisoners re-
turn which win doubtless be speedily
accomplished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
A BAD ACCIDENT.
Two Men Killed, One Fatally Hurt by
a Derailed Train.

Chicago, Oct. 16-By the derailing of
freight train on the Chicago & East
ern Illinois road today near Creta, ILL.,.
two men were instantly killed, another
fatally hurt and several others slightly
injured. The killed were John Wick
ley, an engineer, and j. S. Allen. a
brakeman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16
TNToMBED MINERS RESCUED.

Durham. Eng, oct lG--All the min
ars who were entombed as the result Of
AN explosion in the Wingette collicfy
near here have been rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16

organized here for the purpose of con-
Quoting a general express business with
an authorized capitalization OF S25 900. :
600 ]. Berry of this city is named as
president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16

' NiEHIcAN EXPRESS co.
Amerlesn Me- Oct, 1.-THE North
Express company has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16

,o,en lines Of tpyc may p. be ~, ,,s
Hall ,. ao,,s you and something you
want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-16

The pcst Issue al this paper should
tell about It---Ii YOU have n house 20
rent or job 90 lind or a job to offer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-01-04

Holmes County Camp, No 39S, ,hel,
Z regular meeting January |, 1906
1Camp was called to order by Com
mander r. H. Baker and opened will
prayer by /. A, Howell. Minutes oI
November and December meetings
were read and the roll was called
Comrade &. c. Phillips read a beauti-
| ful and feeling tribute on the life and
services of Col. H. J. Reid which was
unanimously adopted and ordered
published in the LEXINGTON ADvER-
TIsER and Confederate Veteran. A
resolution of Yazoo Camp L. c. V.
was received and acted upon as fol-
lows: Whereas, it has been thor
oughlY demonstrated that the State
Of Mississippi needs a home for old
soldiers Of the Civil War, we hereby
authorize our Commander to appoint
La Committee Of three to urge the
Governor, our members and all mem
bers Of the Legislature to aid the en-
actment Of law to accept Beauvoir
as a state institution from the Sons
OF Veterans, and also to pass proper
appropriations for the erection of
suitable buildings for the Home, and
the proper maintenance of it's in
mates. Committee consisted of G.
I I, Stewart, c. ] DuBuisson, +. Car
uthers, to which was added by reso-
Iution of Camp the Commander, Fl. l..
Taylor Resolved, that Holmes
County Camp of L. c. Y, No. 398,
heartily endorse and support the fore
going resolution Of the Yazoo Camp
and ask our Adjutant to forward a
copy to our senator and representa-
tlyes for their cooperation to gain
the object herein mentioned and
asked for. c. Oltenburg, 7. W.
Smith, 6. c. Phillips, Committee.
A very important matter will come
up at the next regular meeting the
first Monday in February, at which
all members of this Camp as we'll as
Sons of Veterans should be present.
Camp adjourned with benediction
from the Adjutant.
X. H. BAKER, Commander.
F. A. HOWELL, Adit.
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is confined to his room on accoun
OF illness this week.
Misses Pearl and kittie Wallact
visited relatives .at Wilkes .IhissAas,ls
Mr.. sam Brown and family spent
Saturday with }. Y. Spell and fani.
| ly.
Quite an enjoyable entertainment
was given in the home Of Mr.. Tom
Harthcock lasl Friday night.
Little Freddie Wallace spent
Christmas holidays with her little
cousin, keety McBFIde, Of Wilkes.
Mr.. Tom Brown and sister, Mrs.
Eliza Pierce spent Tuesday with ].
V. Spell and family.
Mr.. Walter Mcbride, OF Anding,
spent Christmas with home folks.
He was accompanied by his TREND,
Mr.. David Kennison.
Mr.. Nick Tolar. returned from
Shatkey county to epend the hoIi
days With his mother, Mrs Hanson.
Coxbnrg school opened Monday
after il weeks holiday
Mrs, Josh Wigley visited the fami-
~ of Mr. Jim Harthcock Monday.
We are indeed pleased to seeProf.
W. II. Smith up again after severe
attack of lagrippe.
FtLlA Rr,;Gs.
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We are glad to say Thad Kennon
Edwards is i'm proving. c.
BOWLING GREEN BUDGET.

Mr.. William Barden, of Tyro
Ark, is visiting his legion of friends
and relatives in this vicinity. 1t il
his first visit in over 45 years. lie
says he thinks we have good ccun.
try.
Mr.. r.. W. Tate, of Carroll county
visited friends and relatives here
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard IIammett
visited the family of DR.. J Fl. Byrd
Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Tate, ofGood-
man, spent Tuesday after Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. McNeer.
Mr.. Harvey Morris and MssLou-
ella Tate were married Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock. We wish them Il
happy and prosperous life.
Miss ONO Taylor, of Hoffman
spent Christmas with her cousin,
Mrs. j. IL. McNeer.
Prof. FL P Wall returned from
his home in Louisiana sunday and
commenced school promptly on
New Years day. He reports an en-
| ioyable time.
Miss Bessie Herring returned
Sunday from Lexington and has re-
sumed her duties as assistant teach
er in our school.
Mr.. Allen Howell spent tle
Christmas holidays in Memphis with
his brother, Dir. John Howell. Wal
Ter Howell, of Memphis, came home
10 spend the Christmas vacation.
MIR. d. J. Ellington has bought G.
B. Howell's farm near Pleasant
Ridge, the consideration being
$1.800.
Mr. G. A Tate visited Memphis
last week and reports a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Ellington, of
near Dnrant, visited Mrs. Nj. A.
Aldridge Sunday.
Mr.. Mae Mcclellan, OF Sumner,
came over Christmas to spend tue
holidays with his parents. lie looks
like the swamp has dealt kindly
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weems, of
Owens, visited the family OF DR.. j.
II. Byrd Tuesday.
People around here are moving in
every direction.
Mr.. Morgan Gulledge, OF Duranl,
is spending few days in our city
with his brother, Joel H. We are
glad to see him looking so we'll.
Mr.. B. NJ. SETTLER, OF Cruger,
visited home folks Christmas. His
many friends here are glad 10 see
him.
Best wishes 10 all tor happy
New Year. Caro-.
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!. .EBENEZER.
DEAR ADVERTISER

DEAR ADVERTISER.
Pressure of business enforced 81
lence of late. We hope to be more
punctual in the future.
We are giving the sunshine rovaI
welcome this morning and we hope
the sunshine Of Christian hope and
cheer may come into many hearts ere
the Christmas tide ebbs and flows.
Rev. C. ]. Clark solemnized the
holy bonds of matrimony between Mr.,
PreSlon Rogers and Miss Ida Wallace
at 8 p. M, Dec. II, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno,
Wallace. A host of their friends
were in attendance and started them
off on the journey of their welded
life with a multitude of good wishes.
( Our people met and appoin ted
committees for the purposes Of work
ing up a Christmas tree for the chill
dren.
Mr.. c. w. Mothershed expects to
spend his holidays at Crenshaw, Miss.
Messrs. W. Brooke Burwell and K.
W. Humphreys expect to celebrate
at the capital city,
Mrs. Billie Thomas anticipates
spending Christmas with her sons at
Greenwood.
Mrs. 7. H. Murtagh spent about
two weeks at Hattiesburg visiting
relatives lately.
Miss Ieona Murtagh returns to
Winona today after an extended visit
to her brothers family.
Mr.. 7. +. Morgon and daughter,
Hattie, visited Sails, Miss, last week.
He crossed one mud hole and that was
from here to there.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thomas expect
to spend Christmas at Evans.
We expect to hear wedding bells
in the near future.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Peter
Parker and his estimable family from
our community, He goes to Sidon to
engage in the mercantile business.
PEDAGOGUE.
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TOLARVTLLE.

As the old year OF 1905 has passed
away | will amuse myself by giving
the ADVERTISER few items.
Mr.. w. A. Martin. of Carpenter
visited his friends and relatives a
Tolaryille last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. King returned
Saturday from their weeks visit
They report pleasant time.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. J
NJ. Shuttlesworth and family have
moved from the Tolarville district.
Master Guy Arnold andMaster Mar,
tin Smith went hunting and killed a
lot of small game.
Mr.. Ollie Green, Sidney Green and
Miss HattieGreen visited their friends
in Tolarville last week.
Mr.. Alf Hocut has moved into the
Oak Grove district.
Miss Mary Nevels returned Satur-
day from a holiday visit at atAnding.
Miss Eva Nixon mas gone to visit
her aunt, Miss Cynthia Eakin, who is
very sick with pneumonia.
We are sorry to give up one of
our brightest pupils, Miss Gertrude
Nixon, who goes to Columbus, Miss.
GUESS Who.
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ZEIGLERVILLE. /.

Everyone seemed to have enjoyed
himself finely during the Christmas
holidays.
The merchants here were kept busy
for the past week.
DR.. Warren Smith has returned
home from Memphis to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Misses Kate and Zoula May Smith
are spending while with their cou-
sins, Misses Hattie and Pearl Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Zeigler, Jr.,
have been spending the Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
l.. Smith.
Miss Nettie York spent Sunday
with her cousin, Miss Verda Lee
Smith.
Lots of people attended the Christ
mas tree at Midway Monday night.
Miss Belle zeigler spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Clyde Stewart.
Joe Stewart has been assisting Mr..
Darnell in building some cabins for
Mr.. H. 0. Zeigler.
Mrs. Walter Smith spent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeig-
ler. Youth,
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Real Estate Transfers.

As will be seen by the following
considerable realty changed hands
since our last issue;
W. ID. Smith to j. l.. Harthcock.
II. T., Buck, Pres, of Board of Su.
pervisors, a lot in West to l.. S.
Powers.
j. II. Watson Ell al TO w. r. Booth
b. w. Gerrcll ct al 10 Mrs. Y. S.
Allen.
j, /. Downer to Jim Higgins.
Frank Alexander ct al, Ella Alex
ander ct nj to ] /. Downer.
A. H. Green to W, FL. Sutton.
John Williams and Georgiana
Williams TO Herbert Williams.
Mrs. Jimmict Waters to Mrs. Nam
ME Brown.
William Warmack TO LOUIS Will
Iiams.
Emma Davis et al toSdney Woods
l.. nj. Grantbam eli ux TO J. M
Weeks.
X. A. Cross 10 L NJ. Grantham
L. j. Wherry 10 Anthony Griffin.
l.. Dobrowski 10 ". |. Pickens
Nancy M. Rayner TO J. ID. n.
Campbell.
Morris Lewis 10 ) q. Stigler.
!. L. Crawford 10 Walter W.
Crawford.
NJ. s. Elmorc to II. H. Elmore
and K. G Elmore.
w. W. Wilburn, special commits
sioner, 10 j. r. Parkinson.
}. g. Hamilton to Henry Brown
ard Dan Riley.
w, S. Wallis toJ L. Wallis.
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over The County
Summary of Happenings in Negbborboods o4djacea TO
Lexington Cbronicled BY The oqdbeser Correspondents.

came to Squire Spell Wednesday. We
suppose someone has violated the
laws.
Luther Spell came home on a visit
Sunday last.
Mrs. Harper Lyon, of Belzoni, at
tended the Wallace-Rogers nuptials
at Coxburg Sunday, Dec. 18th.
Miss Della Perry and Mr.. I. NJ.
Cooksey were married at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Frank Col
Inns, Thursday last.
j, I. Paxton, J. V. Spell, NJ. P
Mcbride and F. Chisolm were among
the weekly visitors to Lexington.
FILA REGIS,
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CLEVELAND.

On last Thursday night a crowd Of
young people gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Davis in the
shape of storm dance and had a
good time.
We see in our midst one of Clarks-
dale's young business men, Mr.. Van
Lawshe. We hope he will come
again soon, as he cannot stay with us
long this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Spell were en-.
tertained by crowd of young people
Tuesday night.
A nice entertainment was given at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Lawshe in honor of their son, Van
Lawshe, Wednesday.
Upshur can not keep up with the
visitors. UpsHuR.
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ACONA.

The holidays have been saddeneC
by the death of Daphne, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Bootf
which occurred the % inst. We car
but think that Christ wanted a fair
sweet rosebud to transplant in His
garden as a present for Himself sc
chose Daphne. The parents have
the heartfelt sympathy of all.
There have been no entertainments
only a series of family dinings in the
community. All have missed the
crowd of college girls and boys.
Miss Mamie Diggs came over from
lndianola to spend a few days at home.
Dewitt Buck of the university, Ed
Ames of Memphis and Miss Ora Ames
of Durant all came home for a short
visit.
Mrs. J. L. McRae has been an in
valid during the holidays.
Mrs. Floyd Hines and Miss Annie
Kaker visited Mrs. G. l.. Stevens Fri
day.
Miss Cornelia Buck is at home a.
gain at Mr.. w. R. Booths.
Miss Annie Marie Stokes is visiting
relatives from Aberdeen.
Egbert Hines left Monday for Nash
vile to enter the medical school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Steele are enter
tanning a new young lady that arrived
the Both inst. as a new year gift.
Mr.. G. L. Stevens visited Mr.. H. B.
McGee and son Levi Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. I. Buck was the recipient
Thursday of two large walters filled
with good things from the dining tables
OF Mesdames H. Il. Buck and P. s. Ba-
ker, they having entertained relatives
that day.
Brother San" Steele visited his
daughters, Misses Mary and Lille, at
the |. |. and c. Columbus and is en-
thuslastlc over the college, teachers
and pupils.
The family of Mr.. W. s. Ames has
removed to Durant to the regret of
their friends.
We received a check on the Bank
OF Good Fortune for Three Hundred
and fifty-Two days of Happiness and
II We do not take the Grippe and a
few more ifs" we think it will help
us over a lot of hard places for the
thought and suggestion will accom-
plish lots.
Hands are scarce most Of them be-
ing bought for Christmas money.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Povall viii still reside at
Bermudeza the coming year.
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C0XBURG.

During Christmas holidays the
young people enjoyed nice enier-
tainment given at the home of Mr.
M. p. Mcbride.
Misses Clara, Mabel aud Lee
Wilkes spent Christmas holidays
with their aunt. Mrs Bette ID. Han
son, of Wilkes.
DR.. ID. Wallace, We regret to learn,