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The sun., 1909-06-13
Broadway and aoth ST.; sth Ave; 10Th St.
LOCAL OARsMEN Nv TROY.
Msst q tho Races Tn"-e Won BY Harlem
River Sweep 9wtnIerS.

TROY. June ~. Rowing was revived this
snd ESsOn OdT kSs ss 'es S s
New York ca!Smen captured the principal
sySnts:: In The iHtsrnedist Singles, S, Sps
Nassau. Club, and Albert. p.oi6Cio OF tie
Union Boat Club finished In . dead hSst
Kohler won the row OIL by two lengths In
minutes IS seconds.
The Union Boat Club, took the junior four
Dared zig race from the Metropolitan four
M nstH. cS w.. IS a. n b:
Junior double GIG. winning In minutes
.,X q: bslssnysss. Of The Mstrcpol!.tssn ,
fsss Of tSs q! trno9n wa. o stwssn lie inter;
mediate doubls 81 81 OF the Easssu and
Union clubs. Thsy, raced away from others
; assau uos; In front by 4 length
The sun., 1909-06-13

In the final Bermin cham had matters all
his own way to the eighth. being then four
up, when he tried q brsssy on a hanging lie
TO force the green instead Of taking an iron.
He sliced the shot behind tree and lost the
hole: BerminshsI had the ninth 10 avs,
four up. Both drove the tenth green, ago
yards, for which they used wood, and they
halved in three. On the elsyenth Berm,ne:
his second into a bank Of ferns on the far
side Of the brook. It took him two thumps
with the niblick to regain the fair green and
mingham sliced his drive from the twelfth
tee into trouble and lost the hole They
halved the next three. leaving Bermingham
was that he could not keep on the fair green
from the tee or on the second shots. He
seemed to be pressing: at all events Whit
latch seemed to be striving to fog the ball
whenever he addr seed Ii,
The card for the final.
The sun., 1909-06-13
GARDNER HURDLES WELL.
Harvard Man Makes New Association
Mark In New England A. 4. L. Games.

BosToS. June i2.--Athletes representing
the Boston A. A. scored the greatest number
Of points at the annual cham plonship track
meet Of the New England A. A. U. on Tech
nical Field this afternoon. Two new asso-
cation records were made. q. p. Gardner.
Jr,, Of Harvard cut the mark OF 25 lis sec
onds made by J. W. Mayhew OF Brown
University In the 22o low hurdles, to ~ SIS
seconds. B. p. Sherman. the former Har-
Yard athlete, threw the 10 pound hammer
n more than fve feet f'Irther than The record sS
R 4. A. team scored IS points. The Brook
line g. 4. was second with 81, South Bost on
4. A. .was third with Is, and the Harvard
A. A, fourth with IL polnts.
The sun., 1909-06-13
COPELAND SUITS PRINCETON.
Track Management Denies Emphsucaii,
That kraenZlein L. TO he Coach.

PrlNcEIoS. June l2.-Therc Is no truth
In he story that A. c. Kraenzlein is to sue
osed Al COPELAND as track coach here. The
Istter's work has been acceptable to Prince
,oh and the MANAGEMENT Is at loss TO de-
termine the reason for the rumor.
Capt. Moore and Manager Gi.mour are
emphatic in their denials OF the truth OF the
Isport that kraenzein has contract with
Princeton
The sun., 1909-06-13
PELL.s NEW ENGLAND cur.
New Hsrk T.. r. &. Man Keats 7ouchard |
In Challenge Match At Hartford.

S!s Won - &: 4:
SFS g H. S.atosf s tssfSs :ss p'y I'SSasFd %Sas
ssts 70 =. u was Pslls third vic..Sryi
,s ss S.a y sSc. 'Se9 and pSo sf rs
"f'oS fq'ooSSeS:sd sooE Inc ht:t 81 Ssbdiy, "a
S,cS Sqt hf foass.r ss. % %nss % os oSs second WAS s
severe strain on him and ne lost the next
three ssts.
rest. The @S sTi' wv. Es IedeFlsSs drss W Ssst
he defeated Profs. George Settleton Of isls
and Hwh Perry Of Williams 10 straight
sets.
The sun., 1909-06-13
Cr..ccut Lacrosse Men Win Easily

One OF the largest thrones Of the year
saw 9 one sided lacrosse game at the Bay
Ridge grounds Of the Crescent Athletic
Club yesterday. The visiting assrege.jop
Of Brandford. op!. Ipe csnadians were
no match for the New Moon p,en, who won
the contest, 10 goals to ,. The, fret period
club men,
The sun., 1909-06-13
34th Street--.West

Cert Hs'Ss : up md 81 > 70 play; y 4 A. i.nk3a
ssls. ssas.t an sss 'aass::G s.s sS P
yl M sa.sss's beat F'fsf " = a.:4s :Sa 's .as q
lfSMsp,y S..a aps Saos! 5GAns;sn Tr1se 'ess
strens,' UP and 10 pi.y: + !. sssl.y Sssi
{: F Ahls,sS5a: Sup .nd o play; Harold slsssr
r.; !; Il fso%ss ! up Y Z, fssrTss S'sS sss.
D. uors i, assd5ss; .onaynw ,Ip. Ksn ,,., o..,,.
pesSisI. up ana 10 play; AS George T Z FsScsts
ss:, Ss: ! ss.ra; up and e e play; q :. Alien
snd,tson And bs.s = rsrds. e sps Sy dst.Sssy Sy
Hopper beaI II, T. MsmioE. ! 10 and 70 play;
J; r Lee bca, II. coIens Hardy 5 up end 70
ss usual the Dpnwoodie Country Club
Pfesssniea Pfbssss Iefs yarled pIoGra,Tpme m yssterdsy
essi ssRasd As !suSe e.. sssn
productive OF many hard fought n,stehes
The only contestsnts to thus fsT, escape
s.a be seen T ty h:r Il: tcSrns srS .u%:sp ms,:Gp
,,, =: I Han-tost TO W.: Y. Conklyn. los, 70 H.
.srea NJ s. ensTeMo' . e.rst o.I o% e M: Hss @
Try. rom y, " Harris. won from G.hien. won from
s 10! { ssnalSn from s: III. 6s. Tss from c.r.
Z eSIIIssHoa iTe,a Hall. xes from con.lyn,
D, Torrance-Losi 10 Watson, los, 10 Carter.
y SsEI.ke:, M; a,s to &c; es,t!y., s ,s., to M!ns.
Carter. won from Torrance. won from Harris.
follow" " '' "'
F. j. Ro.. beat 2. W.. Adams, 4 up and. , to
Ief:s.aa S..: X Rcds' HS tn' y
ans sssoad 10 psliy siie.n-s.eord round F. Sly s..,
Sfn lss, < gardner, Up; e g. 7 ThoSs. Rs b.si 81
ss, .ss ssssss {, s.y f. j. s,sH.; .:;
Il jones R Sp A.a and z % ptis pisy; ~ Ssis ssts
seal & 4, Solls & kns Up eend sPs Hs' '" Williams
Al St, Andrews Yesterday, tn. selfsrs
and v. T. Cd smsn led the h.ld d%HIiS With Z
Is net. and his Z. was. also the best gross
The scores were rs follows:
y + osSI:s nssss.is e. W s. B. y RF.SsH RnsH..y 3,
q, 5 81 4, b Aecoot' io'' is-s'; c. W Bsfoss
sack Coli club members 6usy yestsTdsy.
In the final round for the Memorial Day
cup Ms,tsr sh nt rsIthune SSnSsd:d Ss j. 3 John:
up. fhere was an eishtesn Sols quail.
tying round, two 70 quality. for the J. c,
MssT, Ms1rs eHp and .na .hi Me;d5i v.r %eTs S rsd
rsse rss best ss foisTs iSeTss e4sa H "a Ss %
M 4 oGv's T. e Si.n.. ii1s %st.- y. ss BseFAdHe "
At the. .Apswsmis club the members
compe ted In the qualifying round for the
governors cup. and H. A. Sherman led
follow ed In slow order. There was q lie
At 30 for the last iwo places. but this dead |
lock will be settled later. The scores were:
=. H. 4. SHERMAN, ~ s.'s; l. l. .ls%mlny
a IN: u. W. LAldlaw. 90, ie-77i ". s. Con.
Ioy. et; I'll g 3 banss. g. i,N y; T, $.
saulres. ea,. ii--ie: 4. Peck. %. ii-1l; II.
Ballon, %. -; 3. G. Fuller. q: !-so 2; z.
ssoc!; q i,-D W, r, rhaf''Oo' S' so W. 4
Quite q crowd turned out for the eighteen
lole medal play handicap at the Ardsley
Hub yesterday. Low totals were In order
md H. L Edgar won with 90. 600, The
:, II. L. Roy EagsI, g 80 !; :; SsIoksr. q,
-I T. NJ. TsYlor, ST. ii.IS: a. 3. MlsshAn. ID
4-iS n. J. Worcester. 81. LID r. jackson,
M ss,Ss sssp1S q ,S1s g. hs7e = I,pioI p bacon
\ o. Beebe. o. ISL.
The sun., 1909-06-13

p!:ysd Of Tiii.sy being M !aeIi gisl: a. he had had
S.a S TAX. Ss sToss
iS.sIsg tSssg Also Ton the tis with BermnGh4m o,
medal In the auslifyine round. There were
eishty.eisht starters IN the handicap those
to have net scores under ninety folio wing:
a.ase' ane'efS fev.iisa g. a.ss s.'i . '.s Gxs.f g.
ssy ss.sssy, 81 %1s H. A Msrre re-, a.esegssee s
Nyt.syi S. ansi: T. c. W. Hunt. Jf caIaSmSia,
s Hor.rs &ss.syY &Msts.syYss,!n y WV wStsF Cara s
punwoodle " 10 u: r. K, Farnham Wykaryl,
g. iEss rs,. e asLe.a q wys.sN', o.. ;,nis i,ass
ss~s%'i e. fosssn & y foi As S,"fes les ,ss s|fss''S
GLEN coyE. y. y. June l?.-At the Nassau
! tween the Nassau and oskian nd teams show cd
iaiios.. ias strength Of the former The score
T%ssw %ss;s.y B. Bs Hope 4 '%spnasss % assHs: 4 l.
asy, ,sses T. MWf STs' Rea.Ids ta To'si sao;s s.
oskisnd w. 3. bonn-i, ) /. u RisnmYnd, 9:
o.s.s: " h.:s;r II y hnfpkpEs = Mdoie II Ha:is HUs. g.
ud.sss sss us s.Pds'Gw r. R.Axe t. u, hit Ss double II T.
SosS a.: 4: sssn dH:s WI;
a.xsl a:1S; ss~a sss~a v as.i a,.ssa dss" SsSa B. B.
rromper. 4 down.
The second round matches in the June
competition resulted thus:
-, J.; H. ottlsy beat 4, P. Avord. :up and ! TO go;
+ tray bss! S;.hC T o. Hooper ipP% F R!saaid' @
beat z storer, 7up and 10 60.
The main attraction at the Nassau Coun-
nv GqS the o cus and *.
team which resulted in the last named win,
ming. s,to 10. There. we're ten on side and
TSe S. Sssr sss S. Of es ssm oIs
ished . down TO W. B. Donneil, but i. {.
f.e hi BY n.h1S 5Shn Msa the
were ali big winners for Nassau. The re-
suits were as follows:
F: wh!in.y O. T, >. Hooper. Q; Ii, y; M".wel, );
d.y. 2; B. n. busch, !; " F. Richards. e' = Te.
osktHsw ss.., 3 ponRs SakI.s 4 Il fehnGSs Rs:, q
ter e o. ho;c: c"ss:es.1 r. bopAs n. :" o. fo'
No npoIs' o; l. B. Malone o; c. Guell.nden' o. To
Nassau m.mbers ,' .I,9 H t9ok * part in bos.y
finished I up. The results we're w
Wy W T. Hfs asR Ip prHs' f. S4. P !. s:s
T. s. hid.r hid 0iVi down; /, z. Sherman. do@n:
G. Jennings: down; i. ?, WhIIney, . down;
sosny ssTty hn,ssss %ssSe jSo*n down Y xN.ts flsa.
: down: II, G. 1remper. down; W, V. Hester.
There were twenty eight starters in the |
Ssl ts,, swssps.skes At the on FCrsst Hi, risls
vRIs cS,,,s| T's "a ST. IS s:eo9a VIA .l5
A. V. Taylor 81, o--7j
With their course, never In better con.
dltion the members OF the Dea, Golf and |
Sps ss, eIss
dentaiiy broke the competitive record Of
.ss s.oEs. ss: Sy :ssnS s.ys yspnd Inn H'
Marshall Won il Class b. B with ioi, @ ,a-7o,
The scores were follows:
olas. A-P ". Kendall. 70, +-.7,: r. 6. Fraser.
s. s.. u, ieEs!: u. K. be.hsnw 10. it-s, 'H'f s. Z,
, cis:. 81. T.. Marshall, ioi. s--,s: A. @.
sssis'i sss ios ,o ~ % 4 H. Il Aissis: iSzss Fl H. ' G
.sinmsnt for the members Of lie Fes His
lolf Club Yesterday. Incidentally the
stakes q $3.50 q side weTs posted for the
@ ascf ose"SsA s. pisssd on iS T..dsy. ahS % fss
,, csss 4 Ivs: .S ~ !, ~, ~ + = T. 4 stSEs s,
Esss: jsss, - p d ss $50 %.issss:r j. iS- Is
eysI: ios So .; l, Hsass.. ios: @..,i; + ;,
! sSl!sss: ics: 80 6 o's"?, A.ssss' lS:
Wcc. Pre6dent'e Cup-J, W. MeNenanny b<at !
The sun., 1909-06-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL . WINS.
Lads Of Tnree sehsoas Csmpsts q Geass
st Nett HAven.

Public School . ven . track nsst from
Public Schools - and " st Mstt Hsvsn
yesterday afternoon With 81 pcinta. yThsss
events were open to A. l. q. sthlstNs. end
one was confined 20 tie Net. Hetes !. 9,
A. FoEarty. unattached. won the 80 yard
novice run In 1 minute ~ seconds, and 3.
Smith OF the Mohawk A. e. ApNhSd Arst
s.os !: sss .At;. i sss S y S.ssSs y u. 8: 3:
pound shot ~ fssk eX lncAse.
The sun., 1909-06-13

Toilet Goods Department
An Excellent Collection Of .
Rubber Lined Cases for Tourists

Mersersed Wash Cloth lse-ysue 2Be
Plaid Silk Wash Cloth 25c-vsvs SSe
Plaid Silk Tooth Brush Cases. 1ec-Vaue 2Se
Plaid Silk Tourist Cases to hold Brush Comb Tooth and Nab
Brush etc see-value Il 30
Cretoune Tourat Cases silk .75e-vaue sse
"For the Bath s
Eeto Violet Water and 75csos ~ 30
Salt with a real Violet Odor-1 25c 2b.. SOC
Bathadora
Armours Sylvan Soap delightful odors3 cakes 23e
Witx Colas Soaps Natural Flower Oders-s cakes
Eeto Liquid Green Soap Excellent Shampoo
After the Bath -
exquisite old Cream TisSse 1oc)per
Eleto Violet Talcum the Perfect Talcum 2Se
Eeto Cologne the standard American Cologne
-
Eaeo Ideal Nail Poish 1Se
Samples of creme.Eo Esto Violet Water Liquid Green Sesp
EI.to Cologne, Thegul Dentfrice %.
will postpaid receipt samps ceis)
9for 25c. for 35c l',s
The sun., 1909-06-13

At ST.. Andrews yestsrday the golfer,
| competed in the second mo thly hAndicap .
and W. +. Hod oman led the field with 1
rs net. and his o. was also the best gro g
The scores were as follows:
W. F., Hodt man. a., is: A. B, Halliday, a.,
80: J, B. Mckenzie, 81, 80: D. p. KnGsiey.
8, so: A. 3. Accook, lo'. ls-sa c. ". Barnes.
los, So
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

DR.. G. A. Moore visited West Sun.
day.
Miss Johnnie Lynn Fincher spent
Sunday very pleasantly with her uncle,
w. I'll. Fincher and family, at Owens.
Mrs. j. T. Fincher and children
spent Sunday very pleasantly with FL.
e. Terry and family, at Acona.
Prof. W. M. Alexander looked after
property interests at Durant Saturday.
Lima and Navy beans, 10c per lb. !; B
for 25c, at Norquist's.
M. s. Rogers. Of West, spent Sun.
day within Lexington social purlieus.
W. L. Pettus visited Ben Stigler and
family Sunday.
J. NJ Alexander went to Tchula
Monday to look after business inter.
ests.
W. A. Sample was up from Franklin
Monday.
E. G. DeLong was over from Tchula
Sunday on visit to his family.
Miss Pet Rogers, of the Providence
school, called on friends In the city
Saturday.
John vandivor, OF Walden, was q
Sunday visitor to the city.
Alexander will handle
Llly's Ice Cream this sea
SON.
Rabbi Brill will hold services and
lecture at "The Temple" on Tuesday
evening, April IS, at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject of lecture. ''The Message of the
Season"
Squire s. A. Killebrew, OF Coxburg,
circulated. in the city Monday.
w. v. Tyson, Of Coxburg, made this
Office ap leasant call Monday.
r. 8. Killebrew was up from Cox
burg Tuesday on business errand.
Ike Russell, Of Forest, who has been
extremely i'll with pneumonia, is re.
ported impoving.
The following receipt was handed
| in: When washing silk, add table.
spoonful of lnethylated spirits to each
gallon Of rinsing water, and the silk
will look bright and new.
Timothy hay at reduced price.
! Fincher & Brown.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

Fl. B. Lightcap, of the delta, was
here in a business way Monday.
J. A. Hearn, of Forest Grove, greet
ed friends at the county capital Mon
day.
j. NJ. Tate was up from Goodman
Monday On business.
F. D. Mcgee, of Bowling Green, at
tended the meeting of the Confederate
Veterans Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

Eugene Wynn, Of Bowling Green,
exchanged salutations with friends in
the city Monday.
Squire w. J. Grace, of Shaddon, was
seen among the many visitors to Lex
ington Monday. --~s.
II is said that man who squeezes a
dollar never squeezes his wife. In
looking over our subscription list we
are led to believe there are some aw'
fully fine women in this country who
are not getting the pressare they de-
serve. Elk.
". G. Pope returned Saturday from
his trip to Kentucky, bringing along
a carload of horses and mules.
W. Ell. Sutton made business visit
to Cruger Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

Live wiee Onyx assoft-
ment---something YoO have
been looking for to complete
yoos Kitchen ware. On sale
at SwinneY Bros. FOfnitore
Store.
J. B. Hamrick. of Liberty Chapel,
greeted friends here Saturday.
L. [. Hines, of Adair, sojourned in
the city Saturday.
Miss Ethel Kyle, Of Clevelan. was
in the city Saturday to have some den
tai work done.
Wilder Ables. OF Eulogy, perambu-
lated our busy avenues Saturday.
E. f. Flowers, of Tolarville, took
advantage of the excellent bargains
provided by our merchants Saturday.
J. G. Lindsey. of Goodman, visited
Lexington Friday and purchased fine
mule.
nj. w. Smith, of Franklin, was up
Saturday on a business errand,
J. |. Lundy came over from Cruger
Friday night on brief visit to the
home folks.
Just back from Tennessee
with fine bunch horses and
moles. Can s0it anyone.
]. K. Morris,
G. Ell. Ables, of Ebenezer, visited
the city on business Monday.
P. E. Garnett, of Tchula, sp ent
Monday in Lexington.
K. Fl. Diggs. of Acona, greeted
friends in Lexington Monday.
w. V. TYSON. of Coxburg, was a
pleasant caller at this Office Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
or Sale.

40 arce truck farm adjoining Durant
corporation. we'll improved, new
barn, new houses, etc. Will be sold
very cheap If taken at once.
G. O. TURNER,
Durant, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

30 horse power J. /. Case traction en-
CINE, suitable for saw mill, gin haul
ing or road work.
G. o. TURNER, Durant, Miss
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

Paul.S. Thomas was up from Ebe-
nezer Monday.
r, O. Harthcock, of Harland' 8 Creek,
was noted.on our busy marts Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
G.Ha Sale.

One deep well outfit, complete, with
all necessary tools. Also five horse
power gasoline engine.
P. y. THOMAS,
Ebenezer, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

The Barrett Grocer Company has
purchased fine automobile for their
travelling saleman, J. r. Bass.
Miss Ophelia Ingold. of Liberty
Chapel. was in the city, shopping,
Monday.
Rev. 7. T. Koopman left Tuesday
to attend the Presbyterian synod at
Canton.
T. A. Harthcock, of Zeiglerville,
made purchases from our enterprising
merchants Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
Refreshing Soda Water, all
flavors, bottled by Lexington
Bottling Works. Two-dozen
case, 70 cts, delivered.
Phone 169.

Rev. d. j. Bailey, of Elliott Hill,
greeted his many friends in Lexington
Saturday.
Clifton Booth, of Acona, made this
office an appreciated call Friday.
D. E. Cade, of Emory, circulated in
the city Friday.
Fl. e. Terry was down from Acona
Friday on business errand.
W. j. Spell. of Forest Grove, min
gled with Lexington friends Friday.
D. L. Gibson and family have moved
from Franklin to Lexington and are
occupying the j. B. Cunningham resi-
dence.
Miss Julia Dicken, the efficient
teacher of the Long Hill school, spent
SATURDAY. and Sunday at the parental
domicile at Durant.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
100, 900 Prescriptions

| compounded 10O,0 prescriptions
from eminent physicians educated in
Europe and America before | discov-
cred the prescription from which
Quick's Cough Medicine is compound
cd. A wonderful medicine for coughs,
colds and lagrlppe. J. G. Menden.
hall, Pharmacist since 1878 Sold on
signed guaranty bv swinney q Stig.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
Wyandott for Sale.

| cockerel, cock and 7 hens, 8
each. Eggs, $3.50 per Is.
T. W. SMITH, Jr.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
Nonna1ly's candy always
fresh at Afexander's.

Miss Mary Steele, of Acona, was the
charming guest of friends in the city
Saturday.
Misses Bessie and Annie Fincher,
of Owens, were Lexington visitors
Saturday.
Earl Fowler, OF Owens, spent satur-
day in the city.
B. w. Strowd, OF Durant, transacted
business before the board of supervisors
Monday.
r. nj. Eagan, of Zsigierville, trans
acted business here Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

G. r. Dicken, Sr., and B. A. Barth,
of Durant interviewed our arocers
Monday.
P. W. Ables, of Euloey, was discern
ible on our streets Monday.
Jesse Edwards and T. T. Edwards,
Of Eulogy, had business before the
board Of supervisors Monday.
j ID. Wallace, of Howard, attended
to business in Lexington Monday.
Ira Jones, of Tchula, was here on
business Monday
G.. w. Trigleth, of Tolarville, was
noted among the many visitors to Lex
ington Monday
r. r. Ellison, of the Ellison neigh
borhood, exchanged greetings with
Lexington friends Monday.
VIM. Warmack, of Pluto, attended
to business in Lexington Monday.
J. W. McNeer, Of near Bowling
ltreen, had business in the city Mon
day.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
Hires Root Beer at Alex
ander's.
lJp Before tfls.Bar

N. FL. Brown, AN attorney. Of Pitts
field, Vt, writes: 1--WE have used DR..
Kings New Life Pills for years and
find them such q good family medicine
we wouldn't be without them. For
Chilis, Constipation, Biliousness or
Sick Headache they work wonders
csc. at Swinney s. Stigler's and B. 3.
Beall's.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

w. G. Rodgers, of Forest neighbor.
hood, had business in the city Satu--
day.
Mrs. Louvinia johnson, Mrs. C. G.
Swinney and son, Kirby Land, went
to Tchula on visit Saturday evening.
s. j. Nabors, of Owens, transacted
business in Lexington Saturday.
G. FL. Love, of Franklin, was busi-
ness visitor to the city Saturday.
W. O. Cole, of Jackson, visited Lex
intgon Monday.
w. r. Broomc, of Liberty Chapel,
greeted friends and acquaintance here
Saturday.
Hires Root Beer at Alex
ander's.
Mrs. Oliver Nixon, of Tchula, pass
ed through here Monday on her way
to Harland's Creek to visit relatives
and friends.
Nj. e. Trigleth, of Tolarville, so.
iourned in the city Monday.
W. Fl. Smith, of Zeiglerville, was
here on business Monday.
e. W. Pickens. the Justly popular
cashier of the Bank of Goodman, was
here Monday on business visit.
W. Fl. Fincher was over from Owens
Monday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09
OF a LEGAL Nature.

j. v. Waddell and Norris Parkinson,
of the Forest neighborhood. passed
through here Saturday enroute to
Ebenezer with throe yokes of oxen for
T. ]. Brown.
P. s. Baker, of Acona, was noted on
our throbbing thoroughfaIes Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs. B. r. Hammett, of
Owens, were visitors to Lexington
Saturday.
A. R. Harvey visited various delta
points the latter part of last week on
business for the sheriff.
]. A. Barrentine and sons, of Forest
Grove, were Lexington visitors Satur-
day.
G. NJ. Fryer, of Eulogy, attended to
business in Lexington Saturday.
We often wonder how any person can
be persuaded into taking anything but
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung trouble Do not be
fooled into accepting own make" or
other substitutes. The genuine con-
tains no harmful drugs and is in vel.
low package. For sale by B. s. Beall.
Manchester Democrat., 1909-10-06
eA,LeYs FORM

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Young and
children spent Sunday, October 26th
at the home of Mrs. R. E. Grommon
G. b. Davis had business in Man
chester Wednesday.
Harry Conner was in Mancheste,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jostin and daugh
ter Helen spent Sunday, September
26th, with Mrs. Clara Conner.
Orman Hartman went to Dubuqut
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson spent par
of the week with their son Clyde.
Edith and Minnie Sheppard an,
Avis Grommon attended the teach
er's meeting al Manchester Saturday
Chas. Grommon was in Mancheste
Saturday.
Work on the new concrete bridg,
at the Ford is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. VIM. Kaster was Manches
ter caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett visited thei
daughter. Mrs. Albert Galitz, Sun
day, the 3rd.
Avis Grommon spent Sunday a
home.
Manchester Democrat., 1909-10-06
THORPE.

Chas. White returned home from
Rochester, Minnesota, last week, mo-
much improved in health.
Mrs. Sidney Simond and son Har
old are visiting at Colesburg witt
friends.
Miss Mabel Parson and Miss Vers
Heyer took the train Sunday m ornint
from here for Lamont to visit Mrs
Spence Harding and baby for some
time.
c. Daisy goes to Waterloo this
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Isabelle Hendershot lies a
the point of death at her home here
Frank Davis spent Sunday will
his cousin, Mrs. H. A. Jeffries, ant
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pope and child
ren of Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Kane and three daughters O
Littleport spent Sunday at the Dal
Sark home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stucci called an,
Clarence Schomock and wife.
Mrs. Jake Chambers and daughte
May returned home from Colesburg
where they have been visiting witt
| friends.
Dan sark was in Littleport las
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan sark called on Mrs. Free
Wanleighton recently.
Mrs. Ed Hood of Dundee is takinI
care of Mrs. Henderson,.
Manchester Democrat., 1909-10-06
NORTH MANCHESTER.


Mrs. Jim Parker and children Wis
tied over Sunday at Oneida with Mr.
Parker's parents.
Mrs. Leslie Atkinson has been en-
terta.ning her little granddaughter's
Edith and Ruth, while Mrs. Roy At
hnson spent few days visiting ir
Dubuque.
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per served by the ladies' of the mis-
sionary society at the home of Mrs
Butterfiel' Thursday evening.
The Charity Circle meets this weel
Friday, being entertained by Mes
danes Evans and Barnd at the lat
ter's home.
Lewis Barnd who has been on The
farm with his uncle Frank all sum
mer. spent Sunday with his parent.
c. X. Barnds.
Mrs. Fred Skinner and her younl
son Donald, is visiting Mrs. Skinner
parents at Littleport.
Mrs. Evans returned from volg'
City where she spent few day
with relatives.
Mrs. Georgia Nolan and childrel
of Cedar Rapids are visiting. at tn
hone of her mother and sister, Mes
danes Woolfe ard Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Acers left las
Friday morning to visit at tn
home of w. stee's near Strawberr
Point.
Harry Purvis is home again fror
his trip to the exposition. He re
ported a good time and ready 70
work again.