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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
WEST POIN I, Va.

Miss KatherynsP. Howcrton. Before re-
turning to Richmond She also visited
friends ut Lester Manor.
Mrs. Is. p. Howerton returned Thurs
day from delightful visit to relatives IN
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hess left Mon
day evening for Baltimore and New York.
While away Mr.. Hess will purchase his
spring and summer stock. Mr.. NJ. Benja-
min Hess. OF Baltimore, is conducting his
brothers business in his absence.
There was an exodus OF merchants
leaving this week orsSNorthcr,i markets.
to lay in their spring stocks of goods.
The ice plant OF the West Point Ice
Company is nearing completion rapidly.
Mr. Z. n. Durham. formerly chief engi-
neer of the West Point Veneer Company.
has accepted the position Of chief cngi-.
ncer of the ice company. and is superin-
tending the getting in place of the ma
chnery.
Mr.. Carroll Green. OF Lestor Manor,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nealc
this week. He came down for the fox
hunting, but the exceedingly bad weather
put an end to the sport.
Miss Annie McCanna has Just returned
from long visit to relatives in Penn
sylvania. Visiting ell route Baltimore and
Westminster. Maryland.
U. S. Marshal Morgan Treat spent sew
eral days at his home here this week.
Mr.. Bolivar Stark. OF Hamlet. N. c.,
visited his mother, Mrs NJ. A. Stark.
Sunday.
Mr.. Mon. Bridges has presented the
Baptist Church with one hundred Gospel
Hymn Books.
Miss Marcylene Vaughan entertained
number of her friends ION March 1GtI)
at her iiome, "BGdmont.g
Miss Eunire Savage. visited Mrs. Ca
milla Carlton Thursday and Friday OF
this week.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Gary Is adding to his house,
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MIDLOTHIAN SOCIAL
Especial to The Times-Dlsnatcb

Especial to The Times Dispatct) 50
2 MIDLOTHIAN. VA. March 17.-Air. d.
B. Winfree. guard at the penitentiary,
was a guest Sundas. OF his brother5 Rev.
II. III. Winfree EE u
Miss Minnie Cogbill was the guest OF
Miss MaryfJewett. Sunday. n,
Miss Vernon Glmack is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. l. S.,Jordall. ~ a.
RerstER II. Winfree preached !; an ele-
CANT sermon at Bethel, Baptist Church
last Sunday, and there was two members
received into the church; they were Mrs.
Iigon and Mr.. NJ. &C.. Horner.
Miss Katherine Watkins. of Richmond,
was the guest, Sunday, OF Miss Emma
Justice. ,s4(;S. s IN! Z 4.
j. B. Watkins and Mr.. larry Walking,
who has been very, sick. is improving.
Mrs. ". G. Owens attended the funeral
of her sister, Mrs? Carrie b. sFurgerson.
in Richmond last Week.
Mr.. larry Watkins visited his brother,
j. B. Watkins, Sunday. ..
Mrs. Laura Jcwett and !. daughters,
Misses Florence and Alice !Jewctt, spent
I Sunday with Mrs. ~. II. Field.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hudspetn. his daughters.
Misses Louise and Hazel Hudspeth. were
the guests OF Mrs. Emma Hudspeth,
Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Eastman has returned
home, after spending some. time with her
sister, Mrs. Alice Eastman. laFss Il. Il
Miss Belle Lunson, OF Bon Air. and
Airs. Allan, OF Richmond. was the guests
last Sunday Of the formers sister, Mrs.
Emma Hudspeth.
Mr.. Henry. Jones, who met with a very
painful accident recently, is now able to
resume his duties. 49,
o. a. Irving and Bernard Jones, OF the
recently OF Henry Jones.
Miss Bessie Jacobs, OF Crow Spring.
spent last week with her cousin, Miss lss
Daisy Cole. $3.50 Il. -
Il. W.SBailey and family spent Tours. !.
day within. w. Hancock aud fanny o.
Hopk!nsyillN. " sd IS. +
Misses Bessie Jacobs and Daisy Cole
spent Monday afternoon with thelrscoussl'',
Mrs. y S GOSH n. I,
Mrs. r. 81 Bellanly and Hnnter !, seli-
nmy spent Friday with Mrs. hrn'''a
Hudspeth. 4; IL. ~
Miss Bessie Bcllamy. has been slcls but y
is better NOW. 81.
Miss Lula Powell spent SATURDAY Win
her mother In Richmond. 81
Miss sallie Jones spent TUESDAY " "
Richmond. &, I. !. Il, ~, a..
Messrs I.inwood sEtsu-
man and Selwyn Ilournoysf Of " aslc,.es,
ter, spent last Wednesday with relitises
here. 3S III. &, . ~ I, ~ 80, y,
Mr.. u. A. Lester was In Richmond RE Inns on
"Wednesday. ,
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FREDERICKSBURG
sDecIal 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to ThG IllneS-DisphtGh'i
rREpERICKsBuRG, VA. March IL.
Lent and bad weather combined, nave
served to have a very quoting effect on
social affairs. and but little interest IN
that line is going on.
Mr., James II. bowman, OF New YORK,
has returned, after visit to his brother
here.
Miss Lula stoll. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. w. III. Brulle, has re-
turned to Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Moncure. one OF the
pupils In the training nurses department.
OF the Virginia Hospital. at Richmond,
is at the home of her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. r. Monoure, in this ely. quite
indisposed.
Hon G. r. Swift has returned to his
home here. from Richmond, where he
was n member of the House OF Dele
gates.
Stafford county. has also returned home
from his Legislative duties in Richmond.
Mrs, Charles NJ. Gath. Of Louisville.
KY. Is visiting Mr.. f. ]. Taylor and
family.
Mrs. C. r. Howard has returned from
a visit to relatives In Alexandria
Miss Julia Horn, of Richmond, is
guest of Mrs. s. G.. Wallace. -tftes- :
Mrs. Mary Quinn Hicks. is visiting
Mrs. a. d. Alexander. at .Urbanna
Mrs. w. C. Davis. after a visit to her
mother here, Mrs. James Roach. has re-
turned to- her home in Richmond, ac-
cornpanled, by her sister, Miss Rosa
Roach,
(. Hon. James NJ. Lewis. of Essex coun-
tyr was here this week enroute home,
from Richmond. where he has been
prominent as a member of the Legisla-
ture.
Mrs. NJ. II. Harris, of culpeper county,
is visiting her sister,, Mrs. b.. f., se-1Xillis.1
e. Mayor Thomas P. Wallace has re-.
turned from a visit to his brother in
Cuipepera county. IL
Mr.. H.. 3. Lewis. OF King George
county, who has been q guest here. of
Mrs. J. E. Mason, is now visiting friends
in Baltimore. u CAS-
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and will greatly improve it. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. S. Gary have returned after
u visit to Mrs Gary's home in Loudoun.
Miss Rosa Roy, of Richmond, mas been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Dudley.
ut Milford, near Elsom, King and Queen
county.
Miss Mamie Turner. of Newport News,
whose father, Mr. Beauregard Turner,
was prominent merchant living here a
few months ago. has been in the hos
pital for a month with typhoid fever, but
is now convalescing In the home OF Mrs.
NJ. D. Turner, of Walkerton.
Rev. Richie Ware, Church of Christ.
who has been preaching In Hinton and
Bcckley. West Virginia. visited friends
in West Point Wednesday and Thurs-s
day. After visit of ten days to his.
home in Essex county, he will resume
his studies at THE School OF the Evan
gellsts,'' I Kimberlin Heights. Tenn, which
We're interrupted by the burning of that
institution about two years ago. He.
expects to take his degree in June and
return to his church at Beckley. w. Va!
Mrs William Ware. of Essex, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Ellen Bray. at Ma,
Hope" the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. C.,
Hill, Jr.
James Denmead having finished busi-..
ness course in Richmond, returned there:
Wednesday to accept n position with Mr.;
George Gregory.
Mr. 10. +. Hart, who sold out his busi-.
ness and moved away last week. has re-
turned and decided to open business here
again. az
Mr.. Robert c. Garrett, deputy clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland county,
is visiting at his home near King VIII
liam Court House.
Mr.. w. L. Kirby is painting the hand
some house of Mr.. S. III. Gault munger
of the e. S. Adkins Lumber Company.
Mr.. III. Julian BagbY Is suffering from
q severe cold
Miss Bette Broaddus&and Miss Eliza
Jones. of Baltimore. who have been spend
ing the winter In South Carolina. were
at the Palmer House this week, and LEFT
yesterday for home.
Miss Lois Rroaddus. who was so i'll nj
the Rawlings Institute with pneumonia.
is so far recovered that. If the weather
permits, she will return to her homo on
next Monday
The Silver Tea booked to come off at
Mrs w. II. Bells on Friday night. March
10th, did not mnteriall2c on account OF
bad weather.
Miss Martha Spencer. of King and
Queen county. and her guest, Miss Tenn
pie Bird. of Baltimore, came on the Elm
City" Friday, and 5nrc tic guests Of Mrs,
Lucy Bird Dudley
Mr.. Douglass Dudley has had quite a
#protracted case of measles.
Mrs. b. ". Edwards, . Baltimore, @,tlo
lived for sometime in West Point. Is the
guest of Mrs Charles penmend
Mrs. Octavin Lewis and Mrs. Sue Davis
are convalescing.
Mr.. Cecil Knapp. who has been III 80
long, is also very much better
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5AE VISITED SOME. PATIENTS.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) DAILY News,

a representntiyefof the News has Just re-
fornln. $50 "a
, Concernlng the printed reports that tho
longsouKht cure. for Brght's Disease has been
discovered In san francisco. ha took special
pains to- find out the truth Of tho matter. He
saw several PERSONAL y who had recovered anu
80 much documentary evidence that he comes
hack fully convinced that the disease Is not
only durable. but that q large majority OF all
themselves Che stories they told him Would
&llve sounded like n yellow back novel they
IEpemed so impossible.
4 One lady. the wife OF III San Francisco editor
able hrseoySery pyslelans had given him
names ofssever,i they told OF X who had reeov-
1eron, Ohe case was particularly interesting.
could be- done that he had to be trIcked Into
taking the new spec flc. Each time a dose
4W,lH administered a tablespoonful Of his old
lmedlcnn w Is, secretly disposed Of thus low
the head OF the bed and nllayinE' susplcions.
no coniplicate matters an tho Young man re-
covered the physician became elatcd, thinking
that he had discovered a cure for I,righIs
iseas,s ,ts Y, not s! the patient mas
uncertainty about i that the Whole plot Iwus
Dr.. zslie ono Of San Francsco'a dpiones,rs,
also conf Irn,ed his own recovery and made tbs
sstSnssY ers and t,ty and oily Ss II a
The aboSe iron, tho tanoosa Daily News,
refers TO the llscnyGrN,,. Ok fltn's Compounds
n, nboi Il 81 l,sr cent. OF nj cases. Send for
r. free hoaklst Fulton 60, 400 Wash;
sington sfreet. San ifrn ncisco or 10. Owens s.
Minor Drug Company, sehn.ond .,
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Who "a the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
ErnegtN1,. Rhodes, was the box party to
Nancy Brown. given by Mrs. Rhodos
this afternoon. Tho guests we're Mrs.
IS. n; Hudson. Mrs. W. II. Jones, MISS
Lucy Harris. Mrs. Rhodes. Miss Pearl
Rhodes. Miss Rhodes, WAS gowned IN
ciefs blue voile and white lace has'
trimmed in blue crushed roses. ,.s..
Mrs. Vance, vito OF Rev. Or. James
/. Vance, OF Newark. N j.. was the
r,,est OF Mrs. w. s. Currcll, OF WASH
inrton and Lee University. this week.
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.,sTAU N VA.

(specinl to Tho Times Dtspatch.)
s S'r'AJNTQN, VA March 17.--A1r. Stuart
Oliver, former ly OF Staunton, who Is con-
nected Wlthathe Baltimore News, was
here's several lays this week, but has re-
turned Sto Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry. At. WITT, OF Baltimore! is
in the city visiting his father, Mr., Isaac
Vita F--Ss
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Gilkeson arrived from Rich
nond Thursday evening. She had been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
PEOPLE IN CAROLINE

N (special 10 The trimes-D ispatch.)3
BOIYL.INc CIR E.tscl y y Ialrh = ~
Alr. Lewis Parish or Bluetield West
Virginia. Is &lere;fvisitmg his father " y,
Is .s:S 4. u Parish. 81 I'M.
FNIr. Percy III NYpslllins to 9
spent some time this week, vtsitlng NJ
tho home OF MIS- ,lNrnnces asset;
MI. and Mrs, 6;eorgeI Col ms ny .l ~
sDavf becr u,,i sIek 'loy llllsc hinls
proved. sss Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
HANOVER HINTS

I'd t lspeclal to The Tlmes-D Dispatch @
b IlEI1RsoN NJ. HANOVER co. ~ AK
March 81 IRIS. II, II. Newman continues
critically III at her home in, + Hanover. 4
Mrs. Preston Garrett Is quite III with
pneumonia. n! IS y 81, +. Il 48 h.
Mr.. G. R.Apavenport has erected sas new
building at Ellerson Station, IN which he
is now Keeping postoffice. 81 Ss33, IVA
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19

named Agnes Wells was struck
in the eye With a bullet from an
air gun, destroying the sight of
the organ and producing com
plication that may cost her life.
The gun was in the hands of a
boy named Tableman, and the
other children who were in the
party declare that it was an &C.
cident.
The bullet penetrated the
chid's eye-ball destroying the
sight, and may necessitate the
removal of the organ. The child
has been in delicacte health for
some time and is now said to be
in a critical condition. DR.. w.
S. Sims. superintendent of the
blind institute, is attending the
patient.-Cor. News Scimeter.
We have many boys in this
town who have air guns. Par :
ents, see that they are disposed
Of in the proper manner.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
Longview.

We took a train to Longview
Tuesday morning and spent a
portion Of the day there. 1t
was a beautiful day and every
body seemed busy. The streets
were dry and we'll packed. The
bad roads do not keep people
from wagoning, six or eight log
wagons taking to the respective
mills of w. H. N Seitz and W.
w, Hall, saw stocks. The wag
ous were drawn by 4 yokes of
oxen each. The wagons carry
from 3 to ) stocks at a load and
being hauled from l to 2 miles.
Mr.. Halls mill Is just being m
stalled and we saw the first slab
sawed from log. Both are fine
nlants. Mr.. Hall is going to put
in a planer Immediately and will
purchase rough lumber of other
mills to dress.
The merchants all seem pros
nerous and we'll pleased with
their trade and each have full
stocks in their respective lines.
One concern carries a very large
stock of furniture and another
clothing. The good people
claim that their town is within
one mile of the geographical Gen.
tor of the county and feel assur-
oa that the day will come that
Iongview will be the capitol OF
the county.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
STRANGER REMINDED
THAT A DEGREE OF COURTESY
MUST BE EXTENDED TO
LAUREL LADIES.

A stranger in Laurel Thursday
was taught lesson in courtesy
to the gentler sex which he is
uot likely to forget in next few
days. He was crossing the street
on the corner of Magnolia and
Oak and meeting a lady in the
narrow path which led through
the mud stopped stock still and
permitted the lady to wade out
aud around him. Luckily Mr.. j.
A, Richey, The popular tele phone
manager whose good looks are
only exceeded by d fine stock Of
chiValry, was a few spaces de-
hind the lady. and upon reach
inc the man saluted him fOrcibly
in the neighborhood Of the un-
der jaw. He seemed to have been
suddenly brought to his wits
and arising hastily from his
broadside position in the mud.
apoIogized to Mt. Richey for the
manner III which he had acted.
The stranger was well-dresseb,
and with the exception mentioned
above, appeared to be d gentle
man. Neither he noa the lady
are known to Mr.. Richev or the
Witnesses to the incident'-Lau
rel Chronicle
Mr.. Ridley an old Starkville
boy and has proven himself "a
master in the enforcement of pol
itneSs.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19

Mr.. Phil A. Jones is now domi-
ciled in the charming cottage
formly occupied by Mr.. Magolis.
Two excellent families removed
from here to Gadsden, Ala. Mr..
W, FL. Moyes and Mr.. Gary, They
departed last Saturday evening
and the best wishes Of friends fol-
low them, We trust that they
may see it to their interest tore
turn and be one of US again.
The Lewis Martin estate is divided
Some of the lands and lots are for sale.
Those who wish to buy, see j. L. Martin
for information,
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
We are real glad to meet DR.. l..

We are real glad to meet DR.. l..
Uithoven, of Columbus, who
came in on the Ills. Central
morning train. The Doctor
owns one of, if not, the most
palatial homes within the state
Z miles North Of Columbus and
several thousand acres Of fertile
land, large and prosperous
planter. He j., largely interest
ed in lands in this county, and
it has attractions. we are in
clined to believe, that would
lead TO his becoming citizen
and fully identified as one OF US.
Nothing would afford us more
real pleasure if SO. He is the
guest at the hospitable home OF
our mutual friend, Col. John ii:
Welborn, the real estate agent,
who looks after his interest in
this county.
We are glad to see him looking
we'll and in high spirits.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
MORE CHEAP RATES TO
7 E X a s
Arkansas and the Southwest

Arkansas and the Southwest
One-way tickets at half fare
plus So.
Round trip tickets at less than
one way fare. From Memphis
via Cotton Belt Route
FEBRUARY 6 and 20.
Stopovers both ways and q
days reCure limit on round trip
tickets. Write for map, folder and
pick your date and Say when and
where you want to go and we will
give you full information by re-
turn mail
W. G.. PEELER, D. P. A.
COTTON BELT ROUTE,
% SOUTH MAIN,
Memhis, Tenn.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19

The spat that U, S. Senator
A. j McLaurin took at Governor
ardaman, simply because he
exercised his right TO write his
message in his own style and
manner TO the members of the
Legislative body, is only sensa-
tlonal among the McLauneites.
We belong to that class who
believes that whatever happens,
let it be what is it may, is for
the best. Everything that
"gliters is not gold" some good
may come.
live were all as good and as
fair as we would have others to
be, especially when we need the
fair aud honest thing, we would
be better.
"The golden rule" we would
have others to work by, but ig-
more it ourself through greed
and selfishness is the rule of too
many.
Let us have the best and pur-
est men men to represent the
people in althings. There is
no perfect man, but all IN all our
Governor J. K. Vardaman, is
pretty we'll rounded and square
enough to come as near the de-
finition of perfection as any liv-
ing man. This is strong Ian
guage. but his political foes ac-
cord this much to him and many
of them locked shields with him
because of his honesty, There
are others from whose eyes the
scales of malice, envy and jeal-
ousy will drop and be happy,
and sing joyfully Once [ was
blind but now [ see"
Already our contemporary, the
erudite and accomplished editor
of the Times, our good personal
friend, VIM. Ward has taken up
the chorous.
Happy day, happy day.
The scales from eyes dropped
away, Mr.. Ward. though very
strong friend of the McLaurin-
ties says that Vardaman has a
good side to him,
Let us be for the Governor $50
long as he is faithful to mis- trust
and not impugn his acts and
motives.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19

Among human traits which
work against respect for the spe-
cies to which we have the destiny
to belong, none ranks lower than
injurious and n alicious gossip.
In the heightened language of
literature, SANDER has been called
the foulest whelp of sin. 1t is a
poisoned arrow shoot in the dark
wounding the inocent and the gull
ty- Gossip is always believed Not
the meanest insinuation fails to
find lodgment in some readers
mind, and it thus wrongs the vic
tim while it pollutes the receiver.
There is Tradition that the lion
will not strike his claws into mai
don. Certain men have no such re-
verence. Iago made an observa,
ton, truer in his days than now;
Who steals my purse steals trash.
Twas mine it's his. and has been
slave to thousands; but he that
filches from me my good name
robs me of that which enriches
him not and makes me poor in
Writing today; the clever villain
would amend this passage. The
scandal -mnnger today often does
enrich himself. His venom has
price, ,-Ex.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
,@SPoEFRXsa,
xSAgyzZe ~ Hg@S @Ss
BLUE EYES.
BY MAUD GILLIs.
BLUE EYES.
BY M AUD GILLIs.

No darkness can hide them
They come in my dreams,
And the hue OF the Heavans
Repose in their gleam-
OF those beautiful eyes.
No sunlight can dazzle,
There's a mist of sad tears,
And they follow and haunt me,
Through all the years
Those gentle Fiue eyes.
| seek in the mountains,
For solitude deep,
But like phantom of old,
Over my vision they creep
Those reproachful blue eyes.
If | drift on the sea,
Out of the waves will arise,
With lashes all wet,
A pair of blue eyes
Those fearful blue eyes.
In sunlight or storm,
On land or on sea.
Forever they bear,
A message to me-
Those patient blue eyes.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19

1t is an assured fact that a
brick plant will be erected there
during the Spring. They feel
as if in short while a plant will
be Established there for the
treatment of pine ties and othe r
soft woods.
The establishment of an oil
mill and furniture factory are the
possibles within a brief space of
time.
The good school there has
done much for the town, quite a
number of people have moved in
there, purchased lots and erect
ed houses. Scores of wagons
from different directions carry
in cross ties daily. This is a
great industry and puts money
in circulation the year round.
Longview is a fine business
point and the people are har-
monious. So long AS this state
continues, it is to be hoped al
ways which is correct and prop
er, it will continue to grow and
prosper. Lands which could
have been purchased few
years since for a normal price
are worth from 81 to S15 per
acre. Some of these people are
just beginning to appreciate the
country, the best poor mans
country in the world if industri-
Gus.
We partook of the hospitality
of our popular and efficient coun
ty Tax Assessor, MI, E. A.
Buckner at the noon hour and
had the pleasure of meeting and
making tho acquaintance Of his
sisters, Misses Willie and Susie
Buckner, most excellent, highly
accomplished and refined ladies.
Mr.. Buckner was quite busy
drawing maps &c. duties per
tanning to bis office. We regret
that time and space forbids us
from writing more about our
sister town, but trust in the
future and tell about the differ
ent industries mentioned that
these people speak of.
No doubt a small machine
shop would pay there better
than any section that we know
Of. The repairs to machinery
for 10 miles in each direction
would assure success to the pro
moter.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
"SUNNY JIM"

Jim NOrmcnt came to town to-day,
With Il smile upon his face,
He said he had to keep it there,
AS he was always in the race.
When e'er Jim runs for office,
His opponents chance is slim,
This makes Jim smile, and that is why
We call him Sunny Jim
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1906-01-19
Roy AND AIR GUN COST
LITTLE GIRL HER EYE

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 49,
Especial. "A sad accident occur
ed near the corner of Yazoo and
North streets. yesterday, in
which little 12-year-old girl