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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

wv lfNIN' NNl' Alp OipNl sskpIlNlNll
geoenft CT micOcr bier cin}utrciicn.
Ger nSactl &trcin" bielt
0eitern in @ouiS Hiiiicl'a &ollr, Nr.
103, Observation-Disclosures, icine Wto-
not2pcrlommlung ob, IN mcIder ErG-
iiOeut Y, Tuinc Den &oriib mo Sc
trctGr llblborn 0os ErptofoQ iiibrtc.
lleber 200 Wiitglieoer bottcu lid Elm.
bciunoen. 3ruei Gonoi0oten lpurocn
5llr artfnobme porgcltlogen lu10 Die
folgenoen Vfitglicoer oltfgcnommen:
$50. gSiIliom Hungc, Wtilton &. Do
bis, GbaS. ". 1ottcrion mo Sobn u.
0rcIiel. Ser Shotmciiter mlroc or,-
0Gpiciett boS Stcrbegelb iiir sic
@ittlue 0cS pc%ritorbenen WtitglieocS
@rorge &ern aus ser &oiie 81 5oblcll,
c~nltatt ooilelbc oltrd) cine llmlngc
BON ocn Witglicocrn 5u crbebcny cin
9Gueia, III meId)' gutter &eriuiiulQ
Der &crein i'd bclinoct. Ger ErGli-
bent 80. Huinc, Ser sum critcn Yfole
lett longcrer Belt ieinc 6lnttioneI
ouSfiibrtc, mur0e bon ocn Otitglie.
bern marm begriiBt.
~ 8oIbcnes &oH6cits Su-
.~btlGum. 800 SIN &rciic i6rcr Sim.
Der mo Gnfelfin0cr "fcicrtcn gcitcrn
glbeno @err &olcntin &oblbcpp uno
leinc Satin Worgnrctbc. geb. &rults,
0os lclte Set ibrcr g%olbencn Sod5clt
IN ilrcr @obmnh Ar. 1887 NorOs
Central. Nuemtc. Noh cingcnommc-
nci1 SeItnlohl pcrlcbtcn Die Nnlucien4
Den mcbrerc bilbid)c Stltnoen bel Ne.
miitblid)er l%lntcrboItung uno Muiif-
@ortrGgen. Gle 2cBteren mur6cn &c.
~liefcrt pon 6rou Glilobetb Wifoelz
ion, 6rou Morgoretb Ol9ort, Sri.
Hutb Wcber, Sri. Gtbel Slgort nn5
Sri. Iogaic SicmS. Sir ooS HSllbcl.
puar lieien i'm &ouic Oea Cages niht
mir ~un5GbliQe @rutulotioncn, ions
.0ern aud picle 9Iumen ltno @e.
idenfe Gin, j..
= SilberneS $ oh5eits Sus
bildunt. ~ Scrr &orl Tofro 'lino
ieine 8ottin I~ron5i5fd feicrtCn &c.
itcrn i'm &reiiC ibrer ichS &inocr uno
5ohlrcider SrCllnoc oos iiIberne 0od)s
6eitS= Subil0um, oltS peldlem NltloB
linen uiclc @rotitlotionerl mo Sc
id)enfe 5utbeil nurhcn. Gas Set iono
III Der @obnlun9 bca SiibrlpoorcS,
9tr. II, Norb.Gurlep. SttoBe, itott.
mo CROFT lulroe 0oiielb6 ourdy oic
Sbotlofe, Dab ibr Sobn Eiftor, ser
crit Gin lsobr in Anlerifn lit, es in
oieier flr5cn 3cit erm09lidte, ieine
Gltcru lltb @eihmiiter ms 0elo6tc
2auo nodifommIen III loiicn.
Ser aanoncngicBcr Ser.
IS ompdgnic g, Serr guguit
Hpledc, begll,g gclterlt I'M belten
@oblerqrbcn.i ieincr @erfitdtte an
ser Noro- Srcoeridltrobc I'M areiie
%iefiter intimitcn 1rcunOe unb DC
fnnften icin 81. @iegcnicit. Notiir-
lid, ainocn Dem 0eburtstagsfiroc bic
iiblidcu @cidente u1b @rotllationcn
81, u1o inter Den lcBtcrcn befinoeil
iid) iogdr loldc, pclfe Der ,6biei"
itraia gcbeint bulten miro. ST bo.
lid Iogar u~orgeronnlcll, 0ielelbeli
nidt Der Sitcratlr ein5uperleiben,
ipelde CT bon Dem nAlirora".Gom
mers> aus Hemorf mitbrofte. Tie
uGontpognie 8" mar bel Der Seier
p~oa56blig auge9en, uro Die n@erma-
nin9ogc" pom Srben scr Srcimnit.
rer nor ebenfa1s ourh cine ltorfc
Delegation reprdientirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

-" Ger n8ermania'I urnoerein"
bcranitoItet nlorgen in Der 8ermania-
Wdnnerhor.6 alle leinen srobeuR as.
fenbaa. G%ingeheroe arrangements
lino g~etroiien mo Der Griols Der
ooriGbrigen OiaStenb1le. neld)e Die.
ler 0erein peranItaltete, geip1brt
giirgidaft, Dab aud bas moreiae
6eit einen ifonen Serlauf nebnen
miro. Sir Die beiten Otnsfen iperoen
n%ertbpolle ginjel. ulo 8rltppenprciIe
sur @ertbeiIun9 gelangen. GintrittS-
farten iino sum 1reiie BON % Gents
pro Verion erbdltlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

Son gee un6 Snfcn.-SoS
SreibciS bat in perfloiiener Wod)e eli.
r;gen Sdiiicn bcoeltenocn Shobcn
5ugcfiigt. @m Sonitog Nohmitto8
ipllr0c Der Sd)ooner nSoluor0 9uil",
Capt. Cotton iueIfcr iid) 0enteiniom
nit ocnt e. =. airluon" I'M Sdlepp-
tan bcS cash" bcioho, Orci Wicileu
BON Sepcn SCOT anoa cntiernt, bonn
Giic 0urdlld)nitten mo lant. Gin
glcihcS Sd)ifiul miOeriubr Dem 20.
g. airlpnn", 0odJ gclong ea ocrniel.
ben, 0cll Saicn 5lI crreidleu. Ser Ne,
morqllCur nnbln Den gairmon" in'S
Shlepptou mo brodJte i'm nod 9olls
ton Sollolu. Gie Wonnidoit oes &c.
Iunfenen Sfooncrs, oie lire Sable.
ligfeiten einbiiBte, murbe bon Ncr
y@oslep" cbeninlls nod) Baltimore
ge6ra6t. 8eriude, Den geiunfenel
Sfooner ncbit Sooung 81 bcberL iino
i'll 8dlge. Capt. i. Z. Sdnoer9
bonn .airpnn" bcrid,tete, Dab oas gi5
BON Sonop Eoint bis Sort Carroll
orei 3oa Did mo ali manfen Yl1.
Ten bis 5t bier Sub bod oltigeltollt
lei. Die GiSbrcfer annapolis" INN
oSntrobc" mnrcn oil Der Arbcit uno
BADEN Den aa!tol e%inigcrmaBen iiir
Die Sdiffe mieoer iobrbor gemafJt.
Scit Ginicburg bes itarfen @eitpir.
oca iii piel JrcibeiS oiii Der Sitieite
lulb aus Dem aonol gcidlucmmt nor.
0en.
&ar0inal VISIONS iuor 9e.
itern tief erifilttert bon Der Nad)riht
ser Grmorbung 0es aonigs Carlos
BON Sponicr. gr dllBerte, BOB oic
5bot cine ieigc gcipeien lei. oie ollrd)
NidtS 5u refticrtigen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
9lmS ocn GjcridIten.

WI WI ~ ~NAASf ~
$4,000 S6aoacriob pom oel
Sun" - $500 fiir einen 9ein
brlldD. - Mus ser S6eioungs.
miible.
Nor Ridtcr Stodbri0ge I'M Slrpc.
rtor @eriht iuno am Sumitog oil
&rrbonolunN itott ijber Die IN Der
Observation-Disclosures ocS @rrM
Grc0Crif :. 0ortou 9eQcn Ole N. 2.
Nbcll COMPANY Sciteu3 Der 9ctlng.
ten %crbobeneu Giurc0cn. &lGgcr bate
Ole ScTIugtc lpe0en 9eIciOigung III
jluci 60llcn ~bcaongen >urd 5lusl
Nrtitcl Scr SIM" uui $4,000
S6oocncriob pcrfloAt. Ger Nidyter
biclt Ocu Gimouo im critcn Sale
ullircd)t. mGhrcuo cr i'm I'M 5~lucitcrt
ubuiC@. Der critic 6oll be}og iih alli
eiucn 2ofoI NtrtitcI, in mcld)em &c
ludt NOR, 0oB Ser 0orton ais er
lid Inn 0aH Nnlt 0e& Stuat8onualtc3
aitf Dem republitoniidcn 5idct be.
morb. in elmer 4unpugnc &erlannls
Ting Dor Ncacrt g%cdltBert babe, sic
EC9cr luiirOcu inter IGnG ol3 Stoot8s
unlpoItunmoIt picI Qr0Bcre Sertbcitc
hobcn, ul8 inter eincm Ocmofroti.
ld)cn. &n Dem 5mcitcn Sole bolls
ncltc cS lid mn cilcn coitoriellcn Cir
titcI, in meIfcm icnc onNcblihc 9lell.
Berltng OcS @ru. Iorton fritiih be
lelIc6tct mar.
800 Iiir cinen Nein6ruh.
%u Dem GrojcB ser Mtinnic 93or
ge9en emanuel Strabef lut0 OeIien
Satin mllr0cn ser aIGgerin i'm
S%tootQcrid)t 500 Sho0cncriob III.
geiprOden. Sruu Mur mar alu Is.
6cbrldr 1907 Dor Dem Sauie ser
Wctlagtcn, Nr. 1873, Noros9ouiu0-
ton Npcnte, oltSgeglittcn llno bate
eincn @rlld bcS Iiufen Neine$ erIit-
ten. Sic bate $4,000 Shaoen.'
eriot 0eior0crt.
Sic ~. uno 8" p~crtloQt.
Sn Common FIeuS. @eridt madta
&onne& u. Norfolf, Gin bel Scr Ser.
SirnBenbnbn ongcItellter Wotoriiib
rer, cine alnae 9cgen Ole Baltimore
mo Ohio Giienbubn 60" auf
3a5Iuta BON $4,000 Shaoencriat
oHbdngig. Der alGger bebouptet,
0db cr bel elmer Goaiiion nit elmer
2otomotipe Der Giienbnbn.Gompag.
mic, ipcIfc iih am s. Nooember an
ser &rel5lng ser SiQbt. mo Meu8s
StroBc crciAnctc, idrucrc Eerletaln-
Gct crIitt.
Bancroft.
Nltf Icincn Nntrn9 rrofincte Mid,
ter MorriS inn @%unoeS0critt iibCr
rc5 &erm0gcn oe& Is. Hob. Sdmiot,
0cS &uGobcrS ser vEccrlcB (ea Co."
6a$ Gonfnr8pcrinbren. Die Eaiiiua
betruNcn $2475.06. mGbrrn0 sic Nf-
tina iih olti $3062.5t %bclouicn.
Mus Ser z dciounQ3m ii y lc.
NbioIlte SdciolHrg pom ieiner
Satin 1rou emma ). acrr. murOc
Srn. Sobn u. aerr I'M Hrei5gcriht
bcniQigt. NuBeroem mltroc Dem
&lGger Die Gorge ilber oa0 ans Der
@be berporNc2auDcne aino 5u1ciprO.
den.
6rau Mole &. Hinflc reifte I'M
SrciSgeriht Ar. . cine alage gcQen
ihren @otten @iQiom GintIe ali
tbcilpciic GbciheiOung Gin. &n bel
Den 6daen AriinOcte iid) Die aloac
ollf b0smiliGcS 8erloiicn.
&ncorporirt.
Miit einem aopitol Don 100000
il: sic ,llniucrial God Walber Comp.
ron Baltimore" in 9oper, Gel, &c.
1%riinOct. Die G~olnpognie miro StubI'
ipaoren fabri5lrcn.
Son gee un0 Snfcn-GoS
SreibciS bat IN perfIoiiener Mode eli.
tt;npu ,Sdiifpu hpAplttpttAru Sho0rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

'** Ger ,Goncoroio 2eib. nte
Spor.gerein" bdlt moreen III Dem
SofoIe, Rr, 17tS, Ganiort.slnc.. ieine
SnbresperiomnlIung uno geamten.
lpdbl ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

--u-4L
Bur cpigcn &u6e 0cbct.
tct. -Tie irbiifcu llberrcite BON
Grou M6rie Stcil lpcId)e ou Wiitt.
modr nr-sHtcr ppr~t r. Sobrer in ibrCr
IcBtcn' MobnithQ hI Dcr Maple. Nuc.
me ms atbol TGrpatf atlao Dcnl o&5c,
ben ldlieoa lDllt0cp 4citcrn ltud)nlit
tng itiIttr4.iG 5nblrttdIcr gctbeilialn0
BON &ftbtrHdcnoen POM Iruucrboulc
aus mr. ornf- ]1sprrrtncs %Sriebbuie"
sir lcetcn AHtbc beitottct. Yoltor Sui.
Soimomt bon Der 3ionss@ cmcin0e
belt Den lrnhsFgotte5 0ienit ab un9
iprod allh olri 0em 6rieOboie @orte
OeS SroltcS 81 oen &intcrbliebencn.
gls 9obrtudtrdgcr funQirteu Die
SS. Gburlc5 Nelt, Senrp Buds
baum, 'Snrrp lit SoriS SlldJS, st.
Studs un0 @iIlinm Studs. 3oblreidc
u1o prod)tpulle 9lumenipenbcn mo.
ren om Sarge ser Gntid)lolencn mic.
ocrgclc9t. Iarutlttr beidl0cn lid lol.
de BON Dem @atten mo Den &in0erlt
Der GerhlihencrL ser Mtitid)iilerinner
Der Sotter IN Der S6ulc 9tr. -, BON
@errn SdultbeiS un0 @ottin, 0errl,
6honf Steil mo 6amilie. Den @li.
lt.N(ngciteutcn Der ,6runf Steil
9reping 60" ben Sierousfobrern
Scr n6rurf Stcil 9reluing Co." Dem
6rouenncrein Der 3ion2.@enleiuoc,
Der Meper Nitts.Go., Serrn @iaiom
Grbotot mo Srnu, @rr. 6ranf Sun.
fer, Der 6omiIie GoBmonn, Scrrn 3.
Iicrnep mo 6roli. Serrlt Senrp
Shlcunce, &errn MiQion :. @cus
Der, Frof. u. Gbapers, Srou State ii.
id)er uno, 6olnilic, Strrn @corg Mt.
peter, .Nerru $. Differ, Scrrn s..
Studs, 4crrn 2obrciller uuo 6ralt.
9crrn ). 3. @ibnep Den 6rlS. @irf.
nlcner, 0errn CHARLES aobner mo
6rnlL Den &S, Hobr ita0 Srite, SRI.
Si55ie @~rum0picpcr. 0errn Grnit
SfiQenberg, @crrn &. Morgnn 2iih
Sri. Innie Citcrnonn. @crrn Scnrp
Settler, Der Iomilic Seinrid) 6ild)s.
Sd)0n lit ein .GpGin0er.
+ Ii t. - 8oubclooen 5og geitern DIOR,
gen fur5 Dor ) llbr Der 24-i1brigc
Widoel aeup. Don Ger. SO, gSiaom.
Cir, biz ct EalllitroBc cntIong, OILS
i'm Ser tiidiiGe 8ilto ieinen Sllt
bonn aopfe rib uno in oen @orten
ocs ;0ru. GouglaS s.. GbontaS, gtr.
1910, ct EouIitraBc, entfiibrtc. ga.
tiirlid ipoate @err &clp ocnt @in6e
leinen Mni1b itrcittg nlndben, mo luur
ebel, inn YegriIj ocn @orten 81 be-
~tretcli, I'M ieincn Gopfpub 5lt lud)ell
ais lid cine unlidtburc clcftriid)c
@ntteric in @etrie6 iebtc. &err Ibo.
mas, ipeld)cr ojeIen Mpporot 5ilr 81.
djerbeit gegcn Gitbred)er bat u~liitel.
len laIien, crmad)te, t%elepbonirte an
Die mittlere Eoli5eiitation, uno Yoli.
slit 9. 8earn1on pcrboftcte Den Sto.
renfrieo. ,Sn Dem gcltern Dor 6ifs
ter Grammar Itattgefunoenen 8erbor
erilidlte aellp NM einen @eihnorc.
lten.Ero5eB. @is 5llr G%erbdilolung
muB 8r. aetlp aber nod bintcr ihlue-
bidder @aroiIcn litcn.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-08-14
Purely Personal.

Hon. R. 9. McBee visited Tchula
yesterday
| Prof. J, II. Fuqua visited Tchula
Wednesday.
| DIR. f. L. Bott visited Howard pro.
fessionally Tuesday.
| DR.. "A. M. Doty made professional
trip to Howard Tuesday.
r. q. Barger and G. X. Reid were
visitors to Owens Sunday.
Hon. W. A. Pierce is In Cruger to-
day on professional business.
| DR.. J. W. Jordan made profession
al visit to Yazoo City Tuesday.
Maj. L. N. White is attending the
state encampment at Columbus.
DR. @. G. Phillips went to Cruger
Thursday to do some fishing.
Mrs. r. G. McBee went to Yazoo
City last evening on brief visit.
A. R. Harvey has returned from
months stay on Linden plantation.
Mrs Fl. G. Barger and children have
returned home from visit to Tupelo.
Capt. A. Jackson and Paul Stein
spent yesterday on fishing trip in the
delta.
Miss Eleanor Kincanon is spending
the summer vacation with friends at
Meridian.
Mrs, 7. l.. Nelson and children are
making an extended visit to relatives
at Walden.
Miss Daisy Herman and Jake Herr
man left Monday for soiourn at AL
lison' s Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. WiIburn spent a
few days with relatives and friends in
Yazoo county this week.
Mrs. N l.. Mcleod and daughter,
Miss Matte b., went TO Owens, Satur-
day on several days visit.
Mrs. p. NJ. NJ. Alexander and daugh-
ters, Misses Bette and Rosa, spent
Thursday and Friday at Owens Wells.
Howard Fonville spent the fore part
OF the week on visit to relatives
and friends at Belzoni and Yazoo City.
Hon. g. A. Wilson, Mrs. DR.. ]. I'll.
McBee. Hon. and Mrs. R. c. McBee
leave today on trip to Atlantic City,
J. A. Brown. W. L. Walton, j. s.
Stigier and Pat Thomas went over to
Bee Lake Yesterday on fishing excur.
sion.
K. Cohen has purchased the Mrs e.
M. Wilson residence and will move
into it after making some needed re-
pairs and improvements
Mrs. g. @. Phillips, Mrs Stanfeld,
Miss Clara Belle Stanfeld and little
Miss Lula Smith went to Owens Wells
Wednesday for stay of several days.
l.. Dobrowski left for New York
Tuesday to buy his fall stock of mer
chandise. He will also stop at Padu-
,ah, KY, Richmond, Va, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-08-14

DR.. G.. c. Phillips in remitting
to the Memphis News-Scimitar for th
Bryan Kern campaign, accompanie
same by the following self-explanator
letter: Lexington, Miss, Angus
II, 1908. Editor News Scimitar
Dear Sir Enclosed find check for $2
contribution of myself and wife, Mrs
L. D. Phillips, to the Bryan and Kerl
fund In the subscription taken uI
| by our local paper, the Lexington Ad
vertiser. | was out of towa. Not wish
ing to be left out of this great effor
of the : people to elect their ticket,
send this to you. / have voted fo
Bryan twice. This time firmly be
lieve he will be elected.
Miss Mollie Hoskins came up from
jackson yesterday on visit to the ole
home and friends.
Calvin Hamel, of Indianola, visited
friends in Lexington the latter part ol
last week.
Ii. E. Buck and B. F. Porter were
over at Wyatt's yesterday on bridge
business.
While Eric Norquist and J. W.
Thompson we're driving home from
the ball game at very lively clip
their buggy went to pieces near the
bridge at Sam Herman precpita-
ting both on the ground. Mr.. Nor
quist got off with few minor bruises,
while Mr.. Thompson had both wrists
dislocated and was otherwise severely
injured, but it is hoped and believed
that he will fully recover.
J. L. McNeer, Of Bowling Green,
mingled with Lexington friends Satur-
day
FL. W. Weatherby, of Durant, visited
Lexington Saturday, on his way to
Acona to visit relatives.
Governor M. r. Patterson, the Ten
nessee State Fair Association and the
Business League of Nashville, have
Joined in an invitation to Governor
Noel to be their guest on the Oath of
September. and be has accepted.
Mrs l.. P. Bell and children, of
West, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. M. Henry, in jackson, this
week.
7. f. Durham, of Belzoni, spent sev.
eral days on business in Memphis this
week.
f. Allen Howell, sof Ebenezer, was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
q. T. Lee, OF Adai;, made Lexing.
ton social and business call yester-
day.
Masters Robert and Winkie Clack
were over from Durant Wednesday and
Thursday.
r. @. Brock, of Ebenezer, was here
yesterday on cattle deal
JIM. Turner, Of Ebenezer, favored
the Advertiser cffice with pleasant
call yesterday.
Hon. T. e. Mortimer, OF Belzoni, a
prominent member of the Washington
county bar, mingled with friends in
Lexington yesterday.
/. L. Hawkins, of Pickens, was in |
the city Yesterday.
A. P. Marlborough, of Richland, 8. |
q. Wilson, of Greenwood, were the
guests of r. e. Wilburn and family
Thursday.
Misses vallie Belle Everett and Pearl
Rainer have been the appreciated
guests of B. T. Porter and FAMILY for
The past week
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-08-14

i G.. Fl. Burkett, of West Point, lee
tufer and state organizer of the Inn
proved Order of Red Men. met witt
Comanche Tribe, No. 8, Wednesda,
night and assisted in injecting NOR
enthusiasm into it. The tribe pro
poses to begin an active campaign fo
members in October, when member
of the grand council will spend weeI
here exemplifying the secret work
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term: O. #. Hosea
sachem; John Kyllingstad, prophet
ID. u. Hoskins, senior sycamore Sig
mund Hyman, junior sycamore: j. T
Freeman, chief of records; J. T Fin
cher, keeper Of wampun. ID. Il. Hos
kins was elected representative to the
Great Council to be held at Columbus,
September 5, 1908.
Conductor and Mrs. B "a. Cameron
are sojourning at Owens this week.
Sam Sample, Jr., and Walter Sample
were up from Ebenezer Wednesday.
d. d. Gibson was here fromFranklin
Wednesday.
Emory r. D. Watts, of Houston,
Miss. was noted in Lexington business
circles Wednesday.
Durant held her primary election for
municipal officers with the following
result: For mayor, j. G. Watson, Sc
]. F. Howard, 50 and w. J. Brown, TO-
For marshal, J. s. Kealhofer. 90; r.
J. Sullivan. 80. D. E. Roberts was
nominated city clerk and q. s. Beall,
Jr., city treasurer. The following
were nominated aldermen: J. NJ.
Howard, W. O. Glines, O. G.. CAL
houn, e. W. Mcclellan, B. B. Wilkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Hall, Of
SenatoDia, are enjoying the hospitality
of Owens Wells this week.
NJ. l.. Stout, of Catalan, was here
on business Saturday.
Norris Parkinson, of near Owens.
was here on business Saturday.
The board of supervisors has orderd
a toilet room for ladies made behind
the stairs leading to the court room.
}. I. Alexander has the contrat
The series of revival meetings at
Oak Grove closed Friday night with
h'o oSSOSoioua w tuS CuuTCu m6mDor-
ship
B. w. Moore, Of Durant, spent We'd
nesday night with relatives in the city.
s. O. Stigler made. .Cruger business
visit yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. I. Coulter and Mrs.
Kate DeLoach, Of Durant, are spend
ing the week at Owens Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Doty on their
return home Saturday from Monteagle,
Tenn, will visit friends in Lexington
for a few days.
!. Levy, of Craig, visited his family
this week.
Miss Blanche Abrams, of Vicksburg,
is the priced guest Of Mrs Sam Herr
man.
H. B. Glover. of Durant, was over
at the ball game Wednesday.
r. L. Cooper, of Durant, made Lex
ington business visit yesterday.
]. A. Gray, of Tolarville, hobnobbed
with Lexington friends Saturday.
Ask yoof nei9hbof what
he thinks of Banner Feed,
$500 per sack, ITS lbs.
Pickens Bros. Co.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-08-14

II s ma time ago q. V. Ashley sent I
thea ,aauarters of the Postal Tele
graph Company numeronsly signe
petition from the citizens ofLexingtol
asking for the establishment of an up
town telegraph office. Messrs. J. P
Leake and j. Rosenthal also called per
sonallv at the Offices Of the compan,
and strongly urged the granting of thu
modest request, which would prove o.
great convenience to our people ant
cost the company but little. The
company has. however, fatty refused Il
comply giving, as q reason inimica
measures passed by the last Legislature
which is nothing but bald facet
bluff by the corporation. The matter
will, as matter of course, be submit
ted to the railroad commission for ac-
tion.
Gov. e. r. Noel was in the city yes
terday on short visit.
g. L. Robertson, of Tchula. spenV
the fore part of the week in Loxing-
ton.
Capt. Watson, Of the Salvation Ar
my, was soliciting funds here Wednes.
day.
D. ]. Hill. of Tchula, returned home
Tuesday from a sojourn at HotSprings.
]. F, Rogers, of Cruger, madeGreen-
wood business visit Tuesday.
Vim. Schild was over from Durant
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Doty, OF Hatties.
hurg, have been the guests of DR.. A.
M. Doty the past week.
r. w. Porter, OF Elliot Hill, made
this office pleasant cali Tuesday.
Prof. W. H. Smith and Hon. Fl. E.
Savely made an inspection of the vari-
ous boys corn club experimental plots
in Holmes county this week, taking
Photographic views of same, which
will be published at later date.
A. E. Porter returned to Albin Mon.
day morning, where he is with a gin
crew.
Rev. j. W. Dorman and Rev. I. j.
Halfacre are meeting with great sue.
cess In their Bethany meeting ALI
we understand, are al
most unanimously accepted.
Reuben Norquist, of Durant, took
trip to Memphis Sunday.
@. G. Bevill and son, of Bowling
Green, returned home Saturday from
an extended visit in East Mississippi
DIR. H. Christmas, of Tchula, visited
Durant Saturday.
Hon. P. M. King, of Durant, attend
cd the ball game here Wednesday af
ternoon.
w. 3. Lucas, of Ebenezer, greeted |
friends in Lexington Wednesday.
d. A. Killebrew and son, Frank, Of |
Ebenezer, were here ON business yes
,erday.
Prof. j. Ell. Belford and Miss Sue
Ella Belford have returned from Chi
ago where they took summer course
If study.
The knights Of Pythias Lodge at
ts meeting on Thursday night of last
week installed their new officers as
ollows: W. A. Pierce, c. c.; 3. G.
2athell, v. c. r. M. ..Gwin, K. of
a. 81 s. DR.. P. d. Holcomb, master
4 exchequer; Geo. f. Nixon, prelate
". /. Pickens. NJ. at A. s. A. Mad.
Iox. NJ. W. J. L. McRae, I. g.; N.
;. Hooker, o. g.; DR.. q. G. Phillips
Acted as installing officer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1908-08-14
Home Breviities.

Our ''Corno'' baseball club failed
to maintain their unbroken record oi
victories in a series of three games
played ON the local diamond against
the Starkville team on Monday. Tues,
day and Wednesday Of this week The
game Monday resulted in victory for
the home club by score of to with
Heinrich and Hooker as battery for the
'Corno." In Tuesdays game the score
stood 8 to in favor of Starkville and
Wednesdays game was also captured
by the visitors, the score being I to 8.
The last two games were pitched by
Clark, Of Yazoo City, TOR the Como
club. Hon. A. M. Pepper acted as UNI
piIe in Mondays game and R. a..
Cole the two succeeding, both render.
ing most efficient and satisfactory SER
vice. The events passed off very
smoothly and good naturedly and were
replete with splendid and interesting
feature plays. The visitors were q
fine body of men, whom Lexington will
always heartily welcome, and were ex J
tended the courtesies and hospitalities
for which Lexington is justly famous.
Attention is called to the large dis
play advertisement of the Farmers
Gin Co. in this issue They announce
that the plant is being thoroughly over
hauled and reftted and additional
buildings, such as seed house and sheds,
erected. The company will again be
strictly in the market for cotton seed
and pay the highest current prices
therefor. The manager, Mr.. Rogers,
is man thoroughly experienced in
every department. and detail of the Dusi.
ness and absolute satisfaction is guar
anteed.
Mrs. MarionMoney returned Wednes-
day to her Florida home from a visit
to her parents, Capt. and Mrs. VIM.
Eggleston.
I. E. Morgan. of Durant made Lex.
ington business visit this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Gwin were over
from Tchula yesterday
Miss Redditt, of Roebuck, is guest
at Owens Wells.
Squire A. C. Howell, of Durant, at
tended TO business in Lexington this
morning.
Verbal Moore, colored, is having a
building erected adjoining the Tackett
block for a barber shop and pool room.
n. 3. Dean returned to Leland this
morning from visit to relatives and
friends here
Among the Lexington contingent at
Owen. Wells Friday night were noted
Peter PinFerton and Miss Lydia Grif. |
lin; Herman Levy and Miss nellie
burden; j. G. Herbret and Miss Elo-
ise Watson =. L. Burwell and Miss
Mary Dyer; Morton Levy, Egbert
Hobbs. John Kier, DR.. o. B. Hooker, |
W. Fl. Stigler.
E. B. Harvey, of Stonewall, is the
guest OF relatives in this vicinity,