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The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22

full time, just as they usually bav,
when in that hospItable home
j. F. Upshaw called 20 see that most
beautiful Pearl. +" of Hopewell. last
Friday afternoon, before her departure
for jackson.
Chas. ). Opsnaw called at q. j.
SPELLS Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Ivy Upshaw and son, JEFF,
whiled away few pleasant moments
at Oak Grove Sunday evening.
Chas. Gage was a pleasant caller at
Oakland Sunday as usual.
J. F. and |. b. .Upshaw transacted
bsiness in Pickens Monday.
Messrs. James Gage and JEFF Upshaw
attended dance near Ebenezer, Fri
day night
j. F. Upshaw anticipates visiting
his best girl" at Emory soon.t
Mr.. Tom Landrum came up and
brought his dogs and indulged in fox
hunt with the Upshaw boys Tuesday,
but failed to discover bis trail The
next day, however. the.boys succeeded
In discovering the fox's trail, and had
fine little chase. but he ran too fast to
be captured. y
Mrs q. 7, Marlborough was here
Monday to carry Mrs Irby home You
must not stay away 90 long again,
grandma.
Wedding bells are ringing some.
where close by, but must not tell ~.
Aureyoir OLD WHACK,
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From Old Blue.

After and absence of some severa
months, and it does look like Old Blu
is a'going to come any more, though
I would stop in and see if I would b
welcome if, so will tell the dear read
ers all about these sticks.
Mrs. Bell, of Vaughan. Miss, ha
been the guest of her niece, Mrs. W
e. Leach, for several days.
Messrs. Walter Doty, of Richland
and Tom Ellison. of Hopeweli, wer
business visitors in this burg Monda,
morning.
r. q. Richards spent Saturday ant
Sunday with his friend, r. S. Wilkes
Jr.
Mrs. Tom Richards spent Sunday
the guest of Mrs. Leila Leach.
Messrs. Clyde and Leslie Spell spent
from Friday until Sunday in she For
est Grove neighborhood.
W. e. Leach spent Saturday and Sun
day with his father, Willie Leach, oi
YaZoo conutY.
Master Tommy Richards spent Sat
uTday, night with his friend, Master
Arnold Spell.
Mrs. G.. T. Marlborough and mother
passed through this burg Monday at
Hon. T. J. Richards, Sr., attended
to business in Pickens Monday after
noon
Mr.. Emmett Leach called at 7. j.
Richards Monday night.
Miss Erma Spell and Mr.. Charlie
Upshaw were seen out driving Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Tommy Lindsey. of Harttown,
called at Mr.. Emmett Leach's Sunday
afternoon.
L. B. Lipsey was in this grand burg
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Posey called at
G. J. SPELLS Sunday AFTERNOON.
The most charming Miss Minnie
Richards called onMrs. Daisy Hender-
son Saturday afternoon.
c. j. Spell and 7. j. Richards at
tended to business in Lexington Fri.
day.
The charming and winsome Miss Oh
ga Spell spent Sunday afternoon the
guest of the Misses Richards.
Mr.. Tommy Richards called at G. j.
Spell - Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Ira Holloway, of Eden, and
Tom Wallace. of Coxburg, spent Tues
day night and Wednesday with 7. j.
Richards.
r. o. Richards attended to business
in Pickens Wednesday.
Mr.. G. J. Spell and daughters, Miss
es Olga and Erma, and son. leslie,
were callers at T. j. Richards Tuesday
night.
Tom ellison and Carroll Spell were
insthis grand burg Wednesday on bust
ness.
I. J. Richards. Sr., attended court
in Richland Wednesday.
AS it is time for lunch, will tip
out as this is my first time to ask a
seat in the wide circle of the Adver
tiser. Hoping will find the way to
the Office, l will waive You all good
bye. SNOWFALL.
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Ninety-Six.

The old year of 1908 is something OF
the past the new 1909 is for the flu
ture. what it holds for us is only to be
known later, but in the meantime let
us all strive for better conditions, make
good resolutions and stick to them,
subscribe for oui old paper SO as to al
ways be posted on what is going on in
the county and hereby render ourselves
happy and prosperous.
There is more moving among the
transients this winter than for a num-
ber of years past.
Miss Allie Brown, of the Rogers
school, was quite unwell several days
last week, missing one day from school
entirely.
Master James A. had the misfortune
to dislocate his wrist several days ago.
but under the skillful manipulation OF
DR.. Mat Roberts, he is getting along
as nicely as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ninety went TO Cox
burg Wednesday and spent the day
very leasantiy at the hospitable home
of MFR. and Mrs. j. F. Wallace. Ida
and the kittens are,getting along nice
ly and expect to go to their home on
Anchorage plantation some time about
the 10th of February
$Mrs. N. read letter a few days
since from our girl in Missouri, stat
ing. that everything was frozen up, up
there, snow several inches deep on the
ground. Quite a contrast with condl,
tions down here. Dickey, we have had
no real cold weather this winter, al
though the sun has only shone about
two days this year.
We were sorry indeed to notice an
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Religious Authors Statement.

For several years was afflicted with
kidney trouble and last winter was
suddenly stricken with severe pain
in my kidneys and was confined to
bed eight days unable to get up without
assistance. My urine contained thick
white sediment and passed same fire.
quently day ana right | commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and
the pain gradually abated and finally
ceased ana my urine became normal
/ cheerfully recommend Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. Sold by b. $. Beall.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
BOwIinO Green.

W. c. Downer sold cotton in Lexing-
ton FRIDAY Of last week.
The entertainment at Mr.. ). Fl. Nc
Neer's last Friday night was grand
success and was we'll attended
Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs. W.. II. Tay-
lor. OF Grenada, visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs d. T. Mcclellan, last
week.
Miss Katie Rayner returned to her
school Sunday after an absence Of sew
eral weeks caused by sickness.
Mr.. Binns, of Lsuderdale, Miss,
passed throughBowling Green Monday
on his way to visit friends Ia the vici-
nty of Emory He also passed back
Tuesday morning on his return to
Lsuderdale. Ae said Morgan Ratler"
was dead.
w. Jordan and his road workers
were here Tuesday, patching up the
road.
. Mr.. W. e Mcclellan and son, Madi-
son, attended the marriage of his sis.
ter, Miss Rosa. TO Mr.. Ed Brock, OF
Carroll county, Tuesday.
Mrs J. L. Shine, OF Mt. Pleasant, is
spending this week with her sens IA
milv.
Miss vena Alexander, the beautiful
and winsome daughter of Mr.. andMrs.
3. q. Alexander, OF Carroll county,
visited her sister. Mrs. Grace r. Alex
ander, Wednesday. Mrs. Alexander
accompanied her home.
Mr.. Shad SETTLER Sundayed at o. T.
Mel Lellan's.
Mr.. will Herring and sister Miss.
Nora. passed through our city Monday
enroute to Harmony school, where she,
is teaching.
Miss Bette Grantham spent few
days las; week with her cousin, Miss
Ida McNeer
Mr.. and Mrs, W. N. Muirhead spent
Sunday with Or. A. J. Newman and
family
Miss Weems Lightfoot, OF Durans,
visited our city Wednesday, and took
oui school teacher buggy riding, Guess
he is always happy to have such FAIR
guests visit his school.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Downsr visited
Lexington Wednesday.
NJ L. Weeks bought the entire in
terest of his brothers in the store OF
Nj. l.. Weeks d Bros. last week, the
consideration being about $4,000.
Miss Lizzie Coleman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. G. Downer, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Shine are enter
tanning young man in their home
who arrived last Saturday night, Glad
to say mother and baby are doing we'll
w. 7. Pace visited Lexington Mon
day.
J. u. McNeer made business visit
TO Lexington Wednesday.
Several members of the farmers
union visited Lexington Tuesday to
try the cotton market.
Master Norris Almon is numbered
with tho sick this week.
Best wishes to all. CATO.
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Don't lake the Risk.

When yon have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until it be-
comes chronic bronchitis, or develops
into an attack OF pneumonia, but give
1t the attention 1t deserves aud get rid
of it. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and you are sure of prompt
relief. From small beginning the
sale and use of this preparation has ex-
tended to all parts Of the UnitedStates
and to many foreign countries Its
many remarkable cures OF coughs and
colds have won for it this wide repu-
tation and extensive use. Sold by
Swinney & Stigler
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
lame Shoulder.

This is a common form of muscular
rheumatism. No internal treatment
is needed. Apply Chamberlain s L ini
ment freely twice q day and a quick
cure is certain. This liniment has
proven especially valuable for muscu
lar and chronic rheumatism, and is
sure to give quick relief. Chamber.
lain's Liniment is also most excellen,
for sprain and ruises. Price 25 cents
large size 80 cents For sale by Swim.
new 81 Stlgler
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FdiYyieW.

Mrs. Ida Buck called Monday after
noon to see Mrs. Lawshe, who ha.
been quite sick, but is some better al
this writing.
j. NJ. Roach and daughter, Miss
Kate, went to town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Meriwether Is very sick
with lagrippe; hope she will soon be
up and all right again.
Mrs Irene Harvey went to town one
day last week and had some dental
work done. t-.E
Misses Sallie and Kate Roach were
callers at Mrs. g. o. Bucks Sunday
evening.
= Dan George and sister. Miss Minnie,
of Oregon. and cousin, Miss Sallie
Floyd, of Carrollton, spent one day
and night last week at Mr.. j. W. Me-
Jim Hunter McCaleb visited home
folks last week.
AS have told all ! know | will quit
and try and do better next time.
With best wishes for one and all
P0YANn
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Sfrayed or Stolen.

From Eden, Miss, November 4, 1908,
one light bay mare mule; few white
specks on left hip; IL or IA years old,
weighs 900 or $50 pounds. Last seen
crossing Parker's bayou in Holmes
county. Reward il returned to R. Nj.
BEALE, Eden, Miss, or.L.G. q j. T.
MONTGOMERY, Yazoo City.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22

A great many people have kidney
and bladder trouble, mainly due to
neglect of the occasional pains in the
back, slight rheumatic pains urinary
disorders, etc. Delay in such cases is
dangerous. Take DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They are for weak
back, backache, rheumatic pain and
all kidney and bladder trouble. Sooth-
ing and antiseptIc. and act promptly.
Don't fail to get DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. Accept no substitute.
Regular size SOC. Sold by B. s. Beall.
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/ $25 China closet, $l4:
! $40 Happy Hour set, $50;
3 New Sewing Machines, $12 each.
2 $25 Dressers, $12
2 Crazy Corner Chains, $5.
/ s15 go-cart, So.
X. j. WILLIAMS.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
Central Point.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Spell and family
spent Sunday with Joe A. Brown and
family, of Central Point.
Ira Harthcock sPent whilo with
j. E, Harthcok and family.
Mrs. ]. E. Harthcock and little onos
spent Sunday with Mrs. Win Pierce,
of Eulogy.
Mrs. J.E. Harthcock and little ones,
of Central Point spent Tuesday with
Mrs. W. A. Harthcock and family, of
Cleveland.
MIR. and Mrs. WillMalone spent Sat.
urdav evening with Mrs. Malone's pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. Joe A. Brown.
There will be preaching at Central
Point every third Sunday at three
o'clock in the evening, Every BODY is
invited to attend,
Mrs q. w. Rainey and daughter
Miss Maggie, spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Rainey and daughter, Mrs
Louvie Cooksey.
We we're indeed sorry to hear of the
death of Mr.. 7. G.. Harthcock, which
took place at his home, near Ebcnezer,
last Tuesday evening ut O'CLOCK. He
had been in poor health for some time
He leaves wife, four children, a host
of grandchildren to mourn his death.
He was laid to rest last Wednesday
evening at three at three o'clock in
the EbeneZer cemetery, at the Baptist
church Grieve not, dear loved ones,
for the loss Is eternal gain.
Mr.. Ira Harthcock leaves the 10th of
January for Bentonia, Miss. to spend
while with his brother, s. f. Harth.
cock and family
Miss Caffeine Spell and Miss Bena
INLAND, teacher of the Wilkes school,
spent Sunday with our kind little
teacher, Miss Mary Herring, at Cen.
trsl Point.
Mr.. William Walker, OF the delta, is
spending a few days with q. w. Raj
ney and family, at Central Point
| will bid he adieu for this time.
THE FAIRIES.
Mr. Needham Brown, of Central
Point attended to business In Lexing
ton Saturday.
We are glad to say that Bro. Cole.
man filed his regular appointment
here Sunday. There was nice little
crowd out to hear him; and hope that
there will be more out next third. Sun.
day There will be preaching at 3
O'Clock. Evrv on is invited to come
out to hear him.
: Mr.. j. V. Spell and family, also
Miss INLAND, of Coxburg spent Sunday
at Mr.. Joe "A. Browns.
Some of the young people of this
vicinity attended the dance at Mr. Mat
Parish's. near Coxbnrg, Friday night.
Mr.. Nit Malone, of Central Point,
spent last week with relatives atShaw,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Malone spent Sat.
.nrday evening at the hospitable home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A.
Brown.
As news Is scarce / will close and
leave more space for better writer
than |. With best wishes
VIOLET.
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Clean Sweep Sale.

Beginning Saturday, January 80
Pickens Bros. Co.. will have Clear
Sweep Sale, to continue until Satur
day February 9. See their large cir
culars for prices.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22

Good horse and buggy; horse safe
for ladies to drive. Will sell chear
for cash. Apply at depot.
X. r. RHEA.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
Home Raised Mules For Sale.

Well broke, 8 to years old. Your
own terms, on good paper, or for cash.
J. NJ. POWERS,
Franklin, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22

A. Geo. Hilzim, of Greenvil1e. at.
tended to husiness.in Lexington Tues
day.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
For. Sale.

One Federal cash. register one.
drawer--neyor has been used. Bargain
price.
Observation-Disclosures co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02
Frequent Excursions by Legs.
Iltors MAY Result in a
Special Session
HOUSE OEF|tS BIG STICK
IN the ace oI Executives Inhmalion
Proposed Rule 10 Stop lupltcls Is
Overwhelmingly Voted Down.
Campbell Displcascd.

Austin Texas. March 2-Thc
governor yesterday took occasion TO
ndicgte to a number of members Of
the Legislature who visited him that
the Houston. Galveston and Dallas
trips did not meet with his approx
AL He also complained of the slight
consideration shown bills embodying
so-called platform demands and
said the legislature would have TO
do something besides passing the
appropriation bill as quickly as pos
sible and then getting away, to sat
isfy him that it had performed It's
duty And he intimated that II such
a programme was not followed he
would call an extra session to put
the legislature ON record. The i'm
mediate result of all this was the
overwhelming defeat Of the Mobley-
Currey resolution, providing for an
amendment to the rules so as to
make IL out of order for the speaker
TO lay before the house invitations
to take trips anywhere. This resolu-
ton was introduced yesterday after
noon and almost Immediately acted
upon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02
ELLIS LEADS IN AGR|CUL TURE
Has The Greatest Agricultural Produc-
ton Of Any County in the State.

Austin, Texas, March "a pro-
duct map Of Texas probably the
first Of its kind ever issued in Texas
has been compiled by the Texas
Commercial Secretaries Association
here and will be ready for distribu-
ton within the next few days It
will be printed on heavy paper suit
able for mounting or framing, The
especially valuable feature OF the
map Is tnat II shows the products
of the state by counties. The year
1908 Is taken as a basis for showing
the total annual output of each
county OF course In such a compre-
hensive work some errors are bound
to enter, but In the main, the map
will show pretty closely the value OF
the products of every county in the
Lone Stare state for the year 1908,
For the purpose of proper classl-
ficaton produce has been divided
into three divisions agricultural.
mineral and factory. The agricultur-
al classification includes the lumber
products as we'll as the grain, cot
ton truck and other crops The min
oral water, az well as the other gen
orally recognized commercial min
erals. The factory products include
everything made for commercial pur-
poses by artificial means, For the
coast counties the annual production
OF fish and oysters Is shown In a
separate classification,
The map will be 32X3G inches
printed In black and will show some
very interesting facts, 70 Ellis
county goes the distinction Of hay
ing the greA est agricultural produc-
tlon; 20 Dallas county belongs the
palm for the greatest factory produc-
ton and Erath comes FIRST as q min
eral producing county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02
'NAES,rY CONTEST WINNERS.
Townc Young of Vernon First and
A. w. pIcnsnnts Second.

Austin. Texas, March 2.~-Before
a large audience Towne Young OF
Vernon last night won the $. +.
skinner prize of $50 at the univer-
sity, his subject being "The Triumph
of Individualism," He Will represent
the university in the state oratorical
contest in Waco.
A. w, Peasants Of Galveston won
second. the subject being "The Reign
of Technically and w. w, Alcorn
of Montague third, the suject being
"An Imperative National Duty
$. =. skinner OF Waxnhachie Of
fers S100 each year to be divided
among three speakers delivering the
best oratlons on current topics, the
prizes being $50, $40 and SEQ.
Judges Of composition were Prots'
/. T.. Hildebrand Kills Campbeli
and Eugene Barker
Judges of delivery were Prot
Herbert X. Bolton, Major Ira H.
Evans and Dr. r. L. Wilmot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02

PRESIDENT IS RtPUDIATEO
Action oI Solon, With Reference 10
MARINES Is Slap at Chi1 Is.
ccuh,c- Spying Is
Taboocd

Washington March Congress
does hot propose that any future
president shall use the secret service
Of the government for his personal
ana political ends as Mr. Roosevelt
has done
The upshot of the bitter quarrel
which has ragged between President
Roosevelt and congress upon this
question was a decisive refusal by
the lavmakorS to remove the pres
cnt limitations on the detectives, as
the president suggested which
means the end Of "Fouchcism as a
political agency in this country
The facts in the whole business
are that for thirty years the duties
Of the secret service bureau, under
the law, were practically limited to
the detection OF counterfeiters.
There were some other duties, but
from one reason or another they had
become obsolete. For some years, by
orders OF the presidents, members
Of the force were detailed to protect
the person Of the executive. Three
years ago Chief Wilkie, head of the
bureau, came before the appropria-
tions committee and asked that the
scope OF the law be enlarged 10 Gov
er these latter duties, because they
were being illegally performed and
he had TO certify to falsehood every
time he signed the pay roll and set
forth that the men were engaged IN
the detection OF counterfeiting, The
law was therefore amended 50 that
the secret service employees could be
detailed to protect the president
A year ago the hearings of the
sundry civil appropriations bill de
veloped the fact that secret service
men were being detailed in violation
of the law TO other departments OF
the government and used Tor almost
every conceivable kind Of duties in
cmding the collection OF testimony
upon which to bring suits for di-
vorce In other instances they were
being used for espionage upon pub
lie men who differed from the presi-
dent or had incurred his displeasure
MS in the cases Of Governor Haskell
Of oklahoma and senator Ttllman OF
South Carolina.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02
AMENDMENT TO ROAD LAWS.
Obstruction of Public Road bitches
10 BE Made Nisdcmcauur.

Representative Anderson OF Ellis
county has introduced a bin in the
legislature to amend the special road
laws of Ellis county by adding the
following section to Chapter 80;
Section lS That any person. or
persons, who owns, controls or SUP
erntends any land bordering on or
contiguous TO any public road,
who shall place or causo to be
placed alongside or near any public
road ditch, brush, weeds ar trash,
or any other substance that may OBJ
struct such dranways or who shall
purposely fill up or plow into said
drainways or who shall force or
cause the natural drainage OF lana
adjoining any public road to flow
into any road ditch shall be deemed
guilty OF q misdemeanor and upon
conviction be fined In any sum not
less than twenty-five dollars nor ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-02
SACRED CATTLE ON SHOW.
VIII he Made n Feature OF fh'
stock show at Fort Worth.


stock show at Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas, March g In
far away India there Is an animal
whose history dates back to the days
of the phoeniclans and which Is look
cd upon with all the supcrstitious
reverence that comes through ages
OF semi-idolatry. This Is the far
famed Sacred bull of that coun-
try.
There viii be two OF the finest eX-
amples of this aimal at the coming
National Feeders and Breeders show
to be held IN Fort Worth March lS
TO 30 ever seen In this country.
Peculiar interest attaches to these
animals because of recent efforts to
overcome the evils of the fever TICK
In Texas cattle by crossing these
Sacred Bulls" with native stock
The Indian animal is immune from
the tick, the pest not attackig "
under any circumstances. 1t Is sate
TO say that these two specimens will
be eenters OF attraction TO STOCK
raisers and cattlemen as well as the
casual visitor,
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iuu a ehlfb iH.s H
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#f H# EH sst .t. rta HHmH.
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vIIh H Wuaa ilsH1 aH.. .U.
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t,f u.... 'H Nr fa.t Hsf H ha.
mUI. .ne fBwf sH1 ia. rsf
t4,' IIHefeHhI. H1sf 1u fa.
HrpH'H Tha Southern rfN on'aH
Grow. Association ft1'usa in
rive oH tuyhlnr aHapl tbe Hera.a.
,iuns ..Id to De- pending hHt % e
unonlatIIt understood that thrt
arr uH reason FOR dividing the trad,
territory - the United States whore
fhr, rra lee e. position fa control Ar.
oorIiua lo tho Nea Yofk Comunt
cial thrra De- considerable uurnea
ON Jhu part of certain Nev YORK
merchants Vho have made advances
to fH. bermuda Onion efovefa. and
thar paper makes the statement 'hRf
unlp. the Texas Ouiou Growers
win cooperate they VIll put the
bermuda island onion growers out
OF mJ mess
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Frank Weaver has returned from
a visit to his ranch in Dawson and
Gaines counties and reports condi-
tions as being good with the excep-
ton of a needed rain. Mr. weaver
IA a big feeder OF cattle end during
the past winter has fed Q big bunch
AT Waxahachie, A shlpm nt OF TINS
stun will be offered on no local
yards tomorrow. Mr. Wea or Is ano-
ther cowman who Is ahClt TO DO
driven out of business by ne home
seeker.--Fort Worth Re ord.
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At the Majestic.

johnny Guisc certainly had -four
large audiences going some at yes
terday's performances until he un-
kindly twitted them when he remoN-
ed his large picture hat and bunch
of beautiful blond pufls, As female
tmpersouator he is IN class by
himself
The Two Vans who arc doing
sketches this week change their blll
every day They are clever entertain
ers aud in each act plenty OF comedy
is introduced TO interest the audi
pnCp
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TEXAs BERMUDA ONIONS.
About To pu, the Bermuda island
Growers Out Of business.

San Antoio, Texas, March g.
Another victory for tho American
farmer has become a matter OF rec
ord IN the overtures now being made
TO the onion growers of Texas by the
onion growers OF the Bermuda Is
lands, looking to division of the