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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
HOLDS OFF GoTcH.
Dr. Roller stays With Champien TnrcuRh Match . s.-

c patroitn sMteba, NeP.vs s2s.---Dr. B. F Roller; wrestling champion of the Pa, cific coast, held Frank aotch. worlds heavy weight wrestling champion. hf- teen minutes without fall tonight al an exhibition here. The men spared five minutes before going to the mat and at the end of thirteen minutes Roller regained his feet
 Gotch had Roller twice in close quarters, but the Westerner worked himself out of danger each time by a supreme effort In the last two min- utes Roller broke nearly all of Gotch's favorite holds.
 Gotch threw Jack Asman. of Kansas City, twice In seven minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
KEEL PLATES LAID.
I've Monster warships to Be Built ny
 Emgland

London. Nov. 2s--The keel plates of two monster warships, the orion. the improved Dreadnousht battleship. and the Lion. the cruiser battleship. were laid today. the former at Portsmouth and the latter at Davenport.
 The bulk of material for both ves- sels Is ready and all arrangements have been made for their completion within two years.
 The construction of the Lion will mark a, notable stage Of evolution or the cruiser battleship. She will have 70,o0c horsepower, while her immedi- ate predecessor had 45,00o. She will disp1are BLOOD tons and her length will be TOO feet constituting her the long est n-of -war ever laid down. What is technically known as her run or deck" indicates an intention to equip the cruiser battleship with ten 12-incl, guns. thus placing her as regards ar nament on an equality with the latest batleshipe. She will probably have a nominal speed of twenty-seven knots an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
IOWA STUDENTS WIN.
Carry on Prise for the Armour sehol-
 mrahana.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.--Students of the Iowa Agricultural College today were awarded first prize in the students judging competition for the J ogden Armour scholarships at the Internation- al Live Stock Exposition.
 The Iowa students won with a total of 4,940 points. Their nearest compet- itors, the students of the Ontario Ag- ricultural College. were iss points be- hind. Ohio State University was third. Kansas Agricultural College. fourth; Mississippi. fifth and Texas. sixth.
 The Iowa team took first honors in cattle and hogs. Mississippis team was first in horses and Ohio's first in sheep.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Schooner In Storms.

Jacksonville, Fla.s Nov. 29.--Schoon' er Elizabeth Gilbert arriving 2sth ex. ,,erienced strong southwest gales he tween Diamond shoals and Frying Par shoals. splitting sails, carrying away blocks, tackle, etc. Wheel struck Captain Coffin during tine rough sea breaking right arm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
DEMANDS OF swITCHMEN.
Azessrs. Knapp and NeiII to Hear Dis
 uufA

St. Paul, Nov. 2s.--Martin A. Knapp and Charles P. Neili are in St. Louis today to hear both sides of the dis and the members of the committee rep resenting the railroads of the North west relative to demand by the switch men for an Increase of about 20 per cent. in pay.
 While the switchmen insist they are asking for action which will apply to the Northwest only, the railroads are a unit in maintaining that whatever the decision is in St. Paul it will apply fin all parts of the country, and they can- not afford to treat 1t as local issue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
T,venty-seyen Japs Killed

New westminster. C., NOV. ss.--- rwHntv-seven Japanese were killed and afteen injured in yesterdays wreck Of a work train on the Great Northern. near this city. Many of the Japanese were smothered to death in the mud of the Brunette River, Into which the cars fell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
n1.-,oo Not Concerned.

Mexico City. Nov ?s-At the foreign ficiais that Mexico was not in com munication with Nicaraguan oficials of representatives of Mexico in that country In regard to any questions concerning the present revolutionary trobies there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
IDEAL wEATHER.
The Amenaerw Meet Thefr waterloo~ in
 Butler.

Butler.
 creenviiie, Nov. ss.-(SpeciaL)-ldeal weather greeted voters today, and al- fhouzi, the town and county were quiet inc vicory was weil-defined. No dis- orders at all. Greenviile beat gave a majority of sna against the amendment. and Geor- giana beat gave majority or So against. From the thirteen beats heard from the majority against is s1l.
 The women and children paraded the streets, singing, and served dinner ~ inc amendment headquarters. The city is quiet tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
NTIIIcr Leads Michigan.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov: 2s.-Joy Millsr. of Detroit. was today elected captain of the University of Michigan football eleven for next year. Mill er played at quarterback in the Minnesota game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
1--s..n. Indicated.

Sydney. N. S. w, Nov. 2s.-The Aus traiian defenders of the Dwight F. Da- wis challenge cup defeated the Ameri- cans in straight sets in the doubles of the international tennis tournament to- day,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
yan NtlrIaerr to Auatria.

TokIo, Nov 29-The appointment of
 s. Akidzuki as ambassador to Austria
 to succeed M Uchidi. transferred to Washington, was gazetted today. S.. Akidznlxi has been minister to Bell Rtum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Fannd Afte. sir pays.

PIkeville. Ky. Nov 2a.-After lying with a broken hip for six days at the foot of a bluff near here over which she had fallen. Martha Howell. aged Is was found by searcners today The girl hes good chances for recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Snow DeIays Trains |.

Pueblo. Colo. Nov. 2s.--Almost every train from the East was late today on account of the heavy snow in Western Kansas last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Tvh.rcuIoaIn ExhIbit.

Greenvilie, s. C.. Nov. 2s.-The American Tuberculosis Exhibition for the study and prevention of tubercu- losis viii commence here December 1. From here. the exhibit goes to Colum- hfa C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
PROMOTE FIGHTING GAME.
Newspaper starts Movement for Inter-
 national Board.

!
 rnndon. NOV. 2s.-with a view to the further encouragement and promo Hon. Of the art ,of self frdefepse, the newspaper sporting Lfe. with the Earl of Lonsdaie's approval and the promise of his assistance has started a movement for an international board. of which Great Britain and the United states each will have two representa- tiyes and AustraIsia and France eacn one. The objects of the board are:
 First--To frame rules to govern in- ternational championships.
 second---To fix /, weights for such championships.
 Thfrd--To decide who is entitled to claim championships; and,
 Fourth--To supply belts and tro- phies to recognized champions
 It is suggested that Lord Lonsdale De elected President of the first board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30
Newest Effects in Silk Wea,v,,es
36-inch Black Moire 9sc

Beautiful quality and the very best value that can be had at the price. Has a lustrous finish, ob- tained by no other fabric. will make beautiful one piece coat suits. and handsome evening costumes. spe- cially priced the mo- yard .. .......... IWG
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q 9 TO RIA

A Pitchford, Miss Maude Pitchford
Capt. ]. w. SwinneY. Mr.. and Mrs
b. Il. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. W
B Lundy, C. L. Lundv and daughter
Arthur RathelI attended the funeral
of the late Fl. c. Herring, at Oregon
Saturday
Harry GTanthana, OF Bowling Green,
scanLed over the wares on sale il
Lexington emporiums Saturday anc
took home liberal supply.
NJ. G. Brough, of Bowling Green, so
iourned in Lexington Saturday.
J. G. Truitt, of Bowling Green, Wis
tied Lexington Saturday in quest oi
reas sonable bargains, which are always
to be found here.
e. NJ. Jefcoat, of Hopewell, visited
Lexington on business Saturday.
K. E. johnson. Of Acona, irradiahad
his genial smiles among friends in the
city Saturday.
T. H. Murtagh, of Ebene2er, was
among the many visitors to Lexington
SATURDAY..
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Cnildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 6 TO Fri

Did it ever occur to YOU that you
were in position to help your local
paper publish ell the newsg Every
local paper makes reasonable efforts to
cover its field, but it is not always the
easiest thing in the world to get in
touch with the elusive item. The
local paper appreciates having news
sent in and having its attention called
to any news item. The next time you
feel like registering kick because
some item which particularly interest.
ed you didn't appear in the paper,
ask yourself if you did yonr part in
placing the newspaper in possession OF
that particular item.
W. B. Herbert, ]. L. McRae, Jr, j.
E, McRae and B. G, Rathel visited
Durant Sunday.
Wm. Elmore, of Bowling Green.
spent Monday in Lexington's business
circles. ..e.-ur..
G. ". Nabols, Of West, was noted
among the visitors to our city Monday.
J D. Weeks, of Hoffman, soiourned
in Lexington NJ onday.
Odie Smith, of Ethel, transacted
business in Lexington Monday.
E. G. DeLong was over from Albin
on visit to his family Saturday .and
Sunday,
J. A, Williamson, ofBowIing Green,
attended the meeing of the Confederate
Camp here Monday.
j, B. Williamson, of the Mcmillan
place, was here on business errand
Monday
Cut your meat bill half by having
your bacon and ham sliced at Nor.
quists
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

The Advertiser publishes this week
the charter Of Incorporation OF The
Planters supply Company. 'domiciled
st Tehnla, Miss. The incorpOTatOrs
are L. 81. Lyon ard A. Lyon. of
BeIzoni; r. b Lyon. Of DuTant; 81!
A. Mercer and Ira Jones, of Tchulai
all men of good business aeumen and
experience, which is an auRury of
success to the new venture
DIrs. j. q. Ellington returned 10 her
bone at Greenwood Sunday after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. W. Rhyme.
81. e. Buck, of Acona, attended the
meeting of the board of supervisors
Monday and Tuesday, as member from
Beat ).
Prof. r. W. Gulladge of Midway,
greeted Lexington friends Saturday.
". l.. Smith, the genial supervisor
from Beat 4, attended the regular
monthly meeting OF the board of super
visors here Monday and Tuesday.
Capt. r. A. Howell, of -Darant; was
over Monday to discharge his duties as
adjutant at the meeting of; Holmes
County Camp of Confederate Veterans.
J. W. Sides, of Oregon. visited Lex.
ington on business Saturday.
F. D Mcgee, of Bowling Green, cir.
cnlated in the city Saturday.
r. q. King was over from TDtwiler
the latter part of the week on visit to
bis family and friends.
The booster is the fellow who gets
ten knocks, six slaps and four kicks
every time he turns around, bat with
all that he is the fellew, whom the
crowds arc following. He'is the fel,
low whu is doing something. He is a
live wire. He is the fellow,wbe settled
ur and built the whole West He is
the fellow who discovered and develop.
ed all the mines, who built the great
irrigation system, the railroad and
everything. He is the hale fellow well
met, and we Beusites are sticking 10
him like Dutch love i'm summer! =.
Bouse Texas Times.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

Mark Love- of Durant, was here on
business Monday.
Miss Alice Frost left Tuesday for
Chickasha, Oklahoma, for an extend
ed stay
Hon. j. B. Mitchell, of Goodman,
attended an important meeting OF the
officials of the Farmers MON al
Kosciusko Monday.
John Kyllingstad spent Monday
night with friends at Durant
Oscar Lamb, of Sails. soiourned in
Lexington Monday.
Get your lawn mower sharpened on
an automatic grinder, Does the work
thoroughly. Roach's Blacksmith q
Machine Shop.
a. D. Tate, of Winona, deputy OF
the United States Agricultural Depart =.
ment, made an official inspection OF
the various experiment farms In
Holmes county this week.
q. W. Trigleth, of Tolarville, ex'
changed sslutations with Lexington
friends Tuesday.
]. T. Alexander was up at Emory
last week doing some work In the
plumbing line for J. 7. Downer.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Legal Notices
The. Charter or lTAsOFpOrati0R,
of the Planters Supply


The cOrporuts title of said sOBpany is; ;%ah
Pla ,aeEs Supply CAmBapIy
. The names OF the ine.aEpDFSaors are
L. ii. Lyon, pSstoffiGe BRlznHl. MissisSinpil
A, A. Lyon, reSt0tfiee, BRizDni. MissisSirGk.
r. N, Lyon. scstofiiCR, Durant Mlssiss'upn:
HA, Mercer postotSae, Tehnla, mississippi
Ira Jones nostOiiices RehGaaa- MississipnIa
g. The domieile is at Nthula, MisSissippta
4, Amount of capital stock. Ten Th9Rsand
lsalars (SIO, JOO.O0) aiTe Thousand Dollars
SaOOOO0) paiain. ,,,.,
Dollars (Sl0AOOl. .st,..
years. is fitpy years. ,ro
= The uarpose f(ra Whieh il is creatsShS;; 10
do a gencaal mercantile business, both whole
sale and rsSail to buy and sell for casfsOE credit
to take rrOTtgages, deeNfs of trust oagother a0t
lateral aaseeuritg. buy. sell and own realestatai
own, lonerate aud maEatain cottona gins, gr'St
mills and other business necessarEs to the SSlff-
cessful oneratioa of such plants.
s. T,ae rights. add powers that, nay De eSGr'
csed IN this corporation are those oonteaTed
by tbasprorisinasot Chapter d. Mississippi tnde'
l9O6' l.. H. LYON.
@ A. A. LYON,
r. u LYON.
HI A. MERCER,
liza JONES,
,G.,rr
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

IN the spelling contest at Nascbez
last week, the HattiesbuTR team won
first houors, and was awarded the
team prize, while Miss Rugby OF Pela'
hatchie captured the prize for the best
individual spelleT. Bolmes county's
team stands seventh OF eighth IN tie
list of thirty one teams that entered
the contest. while among the county
teams, excluding the citv teams, her
team won second place, Lee county
having the first place. Fannie May
Porter and Allie Lyon spelled all the
words correctly in the FIRST 100 word
contest and entered the spell-of con
test with eighteen others, one hundred
thirty.two contestants having lost 10
the first contest The members OF the
team from Holmes county worked
faithfully and acquitted itself very
-creditably even if il did not wiz brst
honors, and eyerv member OF the team
has expressed determ iGation TO begin
now TO get ready to win next year.
The committee used every effort TO
give every contestant q fair chance
and the results were accepted, IN the
main without a murmIr.
VIM. Warmack. Of Pluto. attended
10 business in Lexington Tuesday.
Burt Harrison, who has been on the
county rm some time serving SEN
tence for selling whiskev. has been re-
leased by order of the board OF super
visors by reason of bis poor health
Miss SUE Ella Belford, Of Acona,
spent SUNDAY with Lexington friends
on her way home from the meeting OF
the State Teachers Association at Nat
chez.
Sayso Cones are delicateIy favored
waters crystalIized and filed with ice
cream. Very crisp and palatahle.
Try one. Sold at Baughn's arocory
store.
Or. C. A. Moore leaves Monday for
the met ting of the State Dental AS
sociation at Natcnez, and will return
Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

No, 1858. Estate OF Miss Alice Crosby X, A;
Gross Administrators Chancery Court oil
Holmes County, Mississippi
All nersons having claims against the estate
of Miss Alice Cross diseased, will take notice
that onssFebruary 10, 1909, letters OF adnnistra,
ton were granted to the undersigned upon said
estate and that all claims against sald estate
must he registered and probated by the Clerk of
the Chant cry Court within one year. A failure
TO probate and register any claim within one
year will forever bar said claim,
This April 20, 1909,
R.A. CROSS, Administrator.
pnnTtIp pV ppER Soils
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Smsshes An Records.

AS an ali.r0und laxative ionic anu
health builder no other pills can COM
pare with DR.. Kings New Life BILLS.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood, strength.
en- the nerves; cure Constipation, Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Jaundice, Head
ache, Chills aud Malaria Try them.
Csc at Swinnoy & Stigler's and B., s.
T. A. Lunsford, of Hebron, mingled
with Lexington friends Saturday,
D. J. Crawford of Hoffman. was
here the fore part the week., attend
irg the supervisors meeting as, mam-
Der from Beat 2
A. NJ Lawrence of Columbus, has
been here this week, putting up mOnn-
ments
B. NJ. SETTLER of Bowling GTeen,
visited friends>in the city Saturday.
q. B. Lightcap, of Yazoo City, was
bisiness visitor to Lexingl on, Satur-
day.
W. J. Possy spent Sunday at Green.
wood
Small pox in a rather aggravated
form is reported as prevalent among
negroes near Bowling Green! owing tC
lack of vaccination which County
Health officer q. G. Rhillips has now
ordered enforced.
Is sne not tine very sparkle and sun
shine of lifof-A woman, who is hap.
py because she can't help il, whose
smiles even the coldest sprinkle of mis-.
fortune. cannot dampenl. Nen make a
terrible mistake when they marry for
beauty, for talents. or for style. The
sweetest wives a;e these who possess
the magic secret of being contented
under any circumstances, Rich Qs
poor, high or low. makes no differ
ence; the bright Attle foundation al
joy bubbles up Just as musically in
their hearts. Do they live in a log
cabin, the fire tAat leaps upon, its
humble hearth becomes brighter than
the gilded chandeliers Aladdin palace.
Where is the ssneaIm of life so dark
and unpropitiOus that the sunsh&ne OF
a happy face falling on the turpid tide
will not wakSu an answering CLEAN
| Why. these joyful, good tempered peo-
pie don't kilSw half the good ahey do.
--Ex.
G. W. 5ordan, load contractor OF
Beat 2, spSnt Monday on business in
the CITY,
q. NJ. Fryer. of Eulogy> spent Mon
day in the city.
Hon. A. NJ, Pepper visited Jackson
on professional business Monday.
Jesse Walton took trip to Green,
wood Sunday.
Owing to prevalence of small poS
County Health Officer q. c, Phillips
bas ordered temporary cessation OF
meetings at the colored churches at
East Bank, Meek Chapel, Gordon Cha
pei and others.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Ghancecx Summons.

No lA05 Estate of Julius Wilmington, deceased.
BY NJ Pepper Administrator To William
Young and Mrs Annie Stokes:
Yon are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County OF Holmes, IN
said state. on the 4th Monday OF May 1909, TO
show cause if you can why the final account OF
A. NJ. Pepper the administrator of the estate OF
Juiius Wilmington. deceased. should not be al
lowed and approved as stated, the same now
being on nle In the Chancery Clerks office OF
said county
This the 22d day OF April, A. D. 1909.
PARHAM WILLIAMS. Chsncery Clerk,
Rv WILLIAMS. d @.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Home News

W. q. Smith. of Zeiglerville, ex'
changed greetings with Lexington
friends Monday.
]. NJ. Wigley and w. C WiEley, OF
Coxburg, were Lexington visitors
Monday.
j. T. Pierce, of Eulogy, had Dnsl'
ness before the board of supervisors
Monday.
P. s. Thomas. of Ebenezer, was noted
in the city Sunday.
Renshaw Thomas, of Ebenezer, was
a Lexington visitor Saturday
Earl Stewart, OF Zeigleryille. attend
ed to business in Lexington Monday.
Mrs. ]. M. Howard, of Durant, ac,
companied Miss Annie Alexander and
Master Earl Alexander to the Teach
ers' Association at Natchez last week
Mrs. W. II. Smi b, Mrs. J. r. Car
gill and Mis-. Kate DeLoach represent
ed the Durant Daughters at the con-
Nentiun at West Point this week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

State OF Mississippi County Of Holmes.
This day personally appeaEed bes"Te me, tne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the CorpcraHon known as the
planters Supply CO.. who acknowledge that they
signed ana executed theahoye and foregoing
articles OF Incorporation ss their act ana deeu
on this the LIST day Of May, 1909
4. G. KELLS, Justice OF the Peace
State Af Mississippi Ccunty OF Washington =,
This day personally appeared before me, the
Undersigned authority. l.. H. Lyon, A. A. Lyon,
ine0rporators,of the corporation known as the
Planters Supply Co, who Acknowledged Una
they signed and executed the above and tore,
going articles Of Incorporation as their act Snd
deed on this the oath day OF April 1909.
WILLIS BRUMFIELD, Notary Pub4c'.
State of Mississippi County OF Holmes
This day personally appeared before me, tne
undersigned authority, K. NJ. Lyon incocporatol
of the corporation known as the Plalteas Supply
ca, who acknowledged that he signed and exc
cuted the above and foregoing articles OF incor-
poration as his act and deed, on this the lst daS
W. O. GLINES. NOaary Public.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
Lands Posted.

All parties are warned that no tresspassing
sw NV. 4, Sec (, 7. l3 Il, east; NV less is
acres, and n, INV sw. I, and 10 acres in sw.
corner ne. sw. /. and acres in NV. corner sc,
sw, /. and 5 acres in sw; corner NV. Sc I,
acres, and e. w ne. less 4
acres, See. 4, T ls. h. east; NV. ne. 1,
and 27s acres in sw. ne t. and 2S acres IN
ne ne. / west Cypress creek. Sec. Z, 4: II, X ;
east; 'sw. less acres In NV. corner and acres
In ne corner. and sw. 4 and Sc. !. Sec. 81, T. IA,
X. east: Sc. sw. !, Sec. SO, 7. a. K. east; S.
ne. / Sc l. Sec. 5. T l3, X. east and q acres IN
NV north road See. s. 7. H. X. east; NV. /
Sc l. See s, T. 13, X. 3 east less acres. All in
Holmes County. Mississippi Those tresspassing
viii be punished as provided by law.
April H. 1909 MARCELLUS W. SMITH,
Orange and Amber sorghum seed at
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

P, L. Lamar of Leland, deputy
sheriff. of Quitman county, was here
Monday and took with him Jim Hale,
colored, wanted for murder.
C. X. Reid went up to Acona Tues
day on official business.
]. W. Eakin, of Tolarville, visited
Lexington on business Tuesday.
J. q Morris and Guy Slack have
purchased the moving picture show
from r. H Coles and all are glad that
it will remain IN Lexington.
For parties, receptions and other
functions, SaYso Cones are not only a
delicacy but decided convenience
Sold at Baughn's grocery store.
Guy Stone, of Winona, is in the
city, doing ten work on the bank
building.
Get your lawn mower sharpened on
ali automatic grinder. Does the work
thoroughly. Roach's Blacksmith 81
Machine shop.
Rabbi A. B ill held services and de
livered lecture before large audi
ence at Temple BETHEL Monday night.
If you expect to get the original
Carboli.ed WitchHazel Salve you must
be sure it is Dewitt's Carholized Witch
HazelSalve. 1t is good for cuts, burns
and bruises, and is especially good for
piles Refuse substitutes. Sold by
3. S. Beall
j. H. Reichman was over from Broz'
vile Monday to attend the Confederate
Veterans meeting
E. R. Lipsey, of Franklin, visited
Lexington Monday.
For parties, receptions and Other
functions, Sayso Cones are not only .
delicacy but decided con venience
Sold at Baughn's grocery store.
Mrs. A. Il. Rogers and daughters
Misses Daisie and Ina, Of Ebenezer
visited Lexington Saturday.
Sayso Cones are delicately favored
waters Crystallized and filled with ict
cream. Very crisp and palatabe Tr!
one, Sold at Baughn's grocery store
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Pickens went t,
West Monday night to attend the fun
eral OF their niece, the late Miss Mil
dred Bell who died at Hot Springs
Ark, where she had gone for treat
ment fol rheumatism
j. ". Burwell came up from Gov
Ington, La, Tuesday to look afte
property interests
W. Brooke Burwell, of Ebenezer
was in the city Tuesday.
G. W. Mothershed was attracted t
Franklin Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

Miss Ruth Rhyme ard John Rhyme
took trip to Tchula Sunday.
Duncan Mcleod was over from
French Bend plantation Sunday,
W. J.Posey, the capable and popular
member of the board of supervisors
from Beat 3, was here Monday and
Tuesday attending the regular May
meeting of that body.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills, small gentle
and sure. Sold bY B. s. Beall.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-07
imported from Europe

The most important ingredient in
Quick's Cough Medicine is imported
from Europe and is prescribed by the
most eminent physicians in the world.
Can you afford to accept some cheap
substitute when your health is at
stake Insist on Quick's the medicine
that cures, Sid BY Swinney X Stig-