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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
OGDEN PLAYS
BUTTE TO TIE
With the Score Ten to Nothing
In Favor of Utah Boys, Miners
Come Back Hard.
BATTLE Is DRAWN IN
LAST FEW MINUTES
Stone Makes Brilliant Eighty.
Yard Run for Touchdown
Against Montana.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BUTTE, Nov. 19.-With the score of
~ 10 AGAINST them, the Butte high
school football team came back in the
second half of today's game and tied
up the contest with but four minutes
ieft TO play. 1t was one of the hardest.
f,ught and most interesting. if not tbc
most spectacular, game ever played
nere between high school teams. The
ball was almost entirely in Ogden IS ter
ritory save when they started old-fasb.
Toned football aud for period rinned
Butte rs light line to shreds. Stone,
Evans Boyle and Moran playing great
football Mt the old style game.
Ogden S first touchdown came
through one of those combinations of
luck ana, taxing advantage quickly of
splendid situation for scoring, Stone
Intercepted q forward pass and. with M.
body near him, rau eighty yards for a
TOUCHDOWN In the first quarter. No
goal was kicked.
Ogden Scores Again.
In the second quarter Butte gave
Ogden another touchdown when Win
the ball in their possession on their own
it-yard line and kick would have kept
the ball out of danger for the few min.
utes left to play in this period. a for.
ward pass was again intercepted by
Stone and few more plays sent Evans
over the line for the second score. No
goal was kicked.
The second half found Butte fight
ing hard. They played Ogden off their
feet and nothing could stop them while
on defense Ogden s line pIuuges re.
suited in naugbt. Butte finally scored
after the ball bad been worked close to
Ogden 8 line on forward pass. No
goal was kicked.
The second touchdown came with
about four minutes TO play when two
forward passes took the ball after an
exchange of plays and kicks TO within
eight yards of Ogden S goal when Free
bourne dashed around the right side of
the line for touchdown. From diff.
cult angle, goal WAS missed and nothing
more resulted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
FORT DOUGLAS MEETS
LOCAL SOCCER TEAM
Soldiers Are Perfecting Fast
Kick and Rush Style They
Believe VIII Win.

Fort Douglas and Salt Lake soccer
teams will clash on the Fort Douglas
grounds this afternoon at f:4o o'clock
The game promises to be stern
struggle.
The soldiers are perfecting the kick
and rush style OF play and, II they can
keep UP a fast pace throughout, arc
liable to defeat tho weakened Salt Lake
team. The Blue and White Is having
the crack center forward has gone TO
Philadelphia. while, saxelby. clever in
side right forward, has sprained his
wrist. which viii keep him out of the
game for a week or two. Therefore: the
forward line will have TO be reshuffled:
Ansell Ia moved to the center forward
position. Gain and Young coming into
the side at inside right and inside left,
respectively.
The weakness Of tho team this pcason
has been the hslf-back line but this de-
feet will be remedied by tho inclusion of
Wallace from Oxford university at left
half-back and putting I,indlcy at center
half David Hutchinson OF the Building
Trades club will referee
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game ended, Just after Harvard had
Kicked out OF danger to near mid field
The playing OF Howe at quarterback
where he was charged with puntiug. car
rying the ball and running the team,
was to Yale men a prominent incident
He Is understood to be slated fer next
years captaiucy.
The Game in Detail.
Harvard won tho toss and took the
north goal field. and the wind. giving
Yale the kickoff
Howe kicked off to Corbett on Har-
wards f1ve-yard line and the haIfbacle
dashed back fifteen yards before he was
thrown.
After rockingham had made fve yards
through center. FELTON, kicked TO Saies
fifty yard line. There was a Yalo tumble,
but the Blue kept the ball. Yale tried
Harvard's center for no gain and then
Howe Kicked to Coroett, who ran II
back tl,rty-hve yards to the center OF
tho field before he was thrown
Leslie tore through yale's center for
fifteen yards and then FELTON, kicked over
down after the ball had been brought out
and kicked TO the center OF the field
Corbett made twelve yards outside OF
tackle and Leslie followed by planting
the ball on Tale's -two-yHrd line.
Wisgleswort1 made an on-side kick
which rolled outside OF Yales seventy I'd
line. Yale kicked on the first down and
Wiggleswortl1 fumbled II OH Yalea forty
UNe-N9TQ nHe, tHe Ddll BOInR 10 1alS.
Field made four yards through, CEN
ter and then Yale tried wing shift.
which Harvard stopped after a gain Of
one yard.
Howe kicked out of bounds on Har-
wards fortyyerd line.
Frothinghnm made five yards inside
Of tackle, then FELTON, kicked 80 falc's
twenty-yard line where there was su-
other Yale tumble but tho Blue kept the
ball,
Field was slightly hurt. but resumed
play.
came a penalty which sent the Blue back
fifteen yards Howe kicked from behind
his own goal line to Yale's fifty-yHrd line
I'd Wtgglesworth funlbled, but managed
TO fall on the ball.
On fret down Harvard was sent back
fifteen yards for holding
FELTON, kicked to Howe on the s1Aty.
yard line and tho quarterback ran 1t
back seven yards.
Tackles Back Play Fails
There came a tackles back play. for
Yale which only gained a yard Howe
kicked TO rockingham on Harvard
thirty eight yard linz Leslie failed lie ito to
0'IaSr.s Felton kicked ticised to Howe on Ysle's TWEEN
! ty-yard line and the little quarterback
ran IL back fifteen yards by marvellous
Field made five yards and then came
kick TO Wiggleswortll on Uarvard's =
thirty -elgbt-yard line Miggleswortf ss, o,,t
| Leslie plunged through centor and. put
the ball on Hsrvard's fifty -four yard
! lins for q first. down.
Corbett made a yard and then FELTON,
kicked over the line.
The ball was brought out 10 the
twenty five vyerd line and Yale. by one
of her wing shifts. gained eight yardt
Srartsrback run. made il first down or
fhe thirty five yard Inns Howe ther
! Kicked 10 Corbett on Harvard's thirty.
| si1i,f-vard line. rockingham made
shTee wards through center.
| The period ended with tho ball n
Haryard's possession OH her fcrty-fiye'
score: Harvard. o; Yale. 0.
/ In tho first period Harvard reached
| Continued cu Following Page.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
ARRANGING FOR LEAGUE
OF BASKETBALL TEAMS

Coach TeetseI. president Of the Utah
intercollegiate Athletic assocjatinp. has
called for IL meeting to- be held, ln the
lobby OF the Kenyon hotel at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday evening. The object of this
meeting Is 10 mako arrangements for the
Basketball season,
In order for the University Of Utah 10
get into the league it will be necessary
for all the other members TO agree To live
up to the Rocky mountain conference
rules and which will probably occasion
much discussion, There IL some talk OF
the r. Y c. team drawing out Of the
league, and the L. o.. 8. team Is already
ns. rI ds ans;s; x Of % ihs aoei wi.ha.aT tSe
u. and the u. OF u .-
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Inc bno-u
WaS8tcll.
EYERS DECIDES DEFINITELY
TO COACH ANNAPOLIS TEAM

CHICAGO Nov. to.-John Evers. sec-
ond besoman of The Chicago National
team. will coach the naval academy base
spring whether he has the consent OF
Manager Frank Chance or not. This was
the announcement l,e made yesterday
after he had looked over the terme of the
contract received from the navy athletic
board.
II can't afford To turn down the navy
people" EVcrs said. Their offer is a
most liberal one and I am going to ac-
cept It, viii go 10 Annapolis in Febru-
AIRY and remain until ! am through work
and that win probably be some time In
May. think Chance Will see my end
and that there won't he any trouble. But
would rather lay of all season than
pass up my Annapolis OPPORTUNITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Saturdays Football Results

AT Columbus, o.-Ohio State, O.; Oher-
lin, o.
At Bostou-Holy Cross. IL; Tufts, 0.
At Hoboken-Tugers. 8; Stevens. S.
At Annapolis-Nayy. o; New York uni
versity, 0.
cago, o.
At Washingtou-George II; " NJ
l., s.
Al Canton--Case. IL; Mount Wilson. o.
At New Orleans-Alabauna- o, Tulane 8
At Fort Collins. Colo.--University oi
Colorado Al. Colorado Agricultural COL
lege o.
At Laramie wyo.-Cniversity Of wyo.
ming g. Nebraska Wesleyan 0.
At Butte-Ogden High school 10 Butte
High school 10.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette, IA; Le-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

AT Salt Lake-Cni~ersity freshmen, IL
Salt Lake High school. s.
At New Haven.-Yale. o; Harvard, o..
At Ann Arbor-Michisan, 6; Mime
sofa. O..
AT Baltimore-Cariisle. H. Johns Hop-
kins, o.
AT ST. Louis--Iowa state. 3s; Washing
ton university, 0.
At Mtlwaukee-Marouette. a.; Carroll
college, 0.
AT Champaign, nl.-ninois, 3; syra-
cuse. O.
At Atlanta--Georsia Technical. 6; Geor-
gia, IL.
At Observation-Disclosures Reserve, o;
psnnison, g.
AT West Point-west Point, IT: Trim
ity. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
CARLISLE INDIANS SCALP
JOHNS HOPKINS PLAYERS
Ry Asrociat ted Press.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. ls.-rn hard
fought game the Carlisle indian football
team today defeated tho Johns Hopkins
university eleven l? to o. on Homewood
It's way through Hopkins's line for a
touchdown, Powell kicked beautiful
goal. In the last few minutes of play
a tumble by Hopkins aided the Indians
i'm making gains and they made their
second touchdown. Powell again kicked
a goal.
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Football Game Today.

Fifth Ward Athletics and the Msrrettas
will be played on Walkers field this lsun
day. afternoon at O'Clock. The first
Earne war won by the Warders by a score
OF rs to 10 The gen1e Is expected to
be close as both teams are stronger
now than tley wers at the time of The
flrsf game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Salt Lake
BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
OUTCLASSES PARK CITY
Special to The Tribune,

BINGHAM, Nov. 19.-Ths Bingham
High school football team defeated the
Park City team here this afternoon by
score OF 6 to o. The visitors played a
snappy game. but were outcassed They
we're defeated by the line bucks and end
runs Of tho local team The grounds and
the ball wero both slippery. making the
forward pass unsuccessful. The best
work for the local team was done by
Soronson and Rober. The taokling OF
Cusliman wns a feature.
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BADGERS WIN over
CHICAGO MAROONS
Wisconsin Astonishes Stanch-
est Supporters by 0utclasSing
Stages Star Warriors.
BY Associated Press.

MADISON. Wfs.. Nov. 1e.-The wis
consin football team astcnished even It's
most enthusiastic supporters this after
noon by defeating the University OF Chi
cago, 10 to 0, In a game repete with
spectacular features. The Badgers won
by strictly old line football methods.
while the Maroon warriors tried every
thing In tho calendar, falling signally
to gain on plays OF trick nature.
The Wisconsin goal wag In danger only
twice. and the ball w9s In Chicago's ter
ritory most of the time.
The lineup:
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
CLAIMS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
ay Assnciated Press.

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Nov. 1g.-Thc Uni
verelty OF Illinois defeated Syracuse to-
day, TO o. completing the flnsl link
iinoIa has not been scored on this sea-
pon, and the final triumph today gave
the IIIinoisans a strong claim to share
with Michigan the western championship
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Football Claims Another.
rs Asaociated Pres!

BY Asaociated PreBs.
TEKAMAH. Eeb., Nov. le.-carl Nell
eon, aged IL, Of thia place, died last night
Of Injuries caused by playing football.
He was member of the high school
team here.
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The line up.
Niscon9ln.
LEHI BEATS WASATCH IN
OPENING BASKETBALL GAME
Special TO The Tribune.

ppsCIHI 10 ne j TTuuUs,
HEBUR, Nov. 1a.-The basketball sea
son was opened in Heber Friday even
Ing with game between the Lehi higri
school five and the Wssatch high school
five OF this place. A very small crowd
was out OH account OF the severe storm
The game was worry close and exciting
throughout and was hotly contested tho
whole time.
The score at the end of the first half
was Lchi is. Wssatch 13. and the scorc
at the finish wsn Lehi "a, Wasatch aS.
l'ehi secured III field baskets and Wa
Satch 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

L-awton kicked of to Johnston. who
returned the ball ten yards McGoyern
punted to Pattengill. who was dowred IN
iured, but his eftorts resulted In his get
ding the ball for bis side: Mag'dschn
gained three yards through left tackls
Coa.inled on Following Psge,
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

vs.. S Slmple spent Sunday at tn,
parental home at Frdnkln
j. A. Gray. Eakm Gtsg John E'n.
divss auI e T. Flowers. hTolsfvnle
were business visitors tu tLe daui by
capital Monday.
Squire >. Ljpsey aad AIRS and
Mr.. g. K Lipssy, u Franz lin, visited
friends in Lexington Monday.
Dr.. b. s. shepherd want, to Nash
vile Saturday night 10 attend reun
ion tE the alumni of his alma naler..
Vanderbilt University.
Extra fancy Jumbo csaa beEriesr
10 cents quart at Ltpsey-Kairn
Co.'S
j. y Sheeh7. of Bowling (4Eeen,
transacted business IN The city Mon
day
J W.. 3fcNser, Of Ma3ville,. hob.
nohbed With Lexington Eriendss Mon !.
day.
J &. Wyatt of TChula@ speuu Tues
daT night IN the city.
). D StigleE leOSed after psspertg
intanests at Csuger Wednesday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

DIR. p. o, FEoscMmb is-in MenpAif
taking a spseIal cOnlse SD the htRhsI
branches OF opbTatiye 30DtistpV.
This wee& has bee,l 'SsmonstraEon
We k"" of the Majestic range at tine
Beall Hartware Cos, 1t bas keen
largely ats, dai and psSved very pCpn-
lar. and i& event loI9 to he ren,em-
bsren as aa npAO tate AND pFOpressiN Q
method OF huslness pushicity and pei
maaent expansion of trade
Mai s /. Burwelt visited, Jackson
yesterday on business
Miss Bette Brooke, Miss Latha
Williams. Miss AnnaaLee IEsrhert,. a.
@. Herbert, A. 4. Harvey ava Loo
levy have bean assisting at J. l.. Me-
Rae, ST's. during the spesial sRle..
Drrcan Mel nd il home tor few
days from French4 Band pAsntaaion.
Mr. and Mrs. will Malone Hrd
bright ittl son.. of Central p act,
wera visitors 10 the clty this musBfng.
Needham Brown, It Central PsirA,
had busi in ahe City todSy.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

Here are few Lessons OF the moon /:
4 single halo arennd tho moon indi
Gales storm; double haln means
boisterous weather. Lf the moon be
bright and clear when three DAYS old.
fine weather is promised A clean
moon indicates, fr>st dali moon iR-
uics4es rain Ii the moon changes
with the wind in the east. then shall
we hive bad weather If the mc0n
looks nigh cGli weather may be ex-
pected; it the moon locks low, warm
weather Is prumissd When the zaoon
is vIsihla III the day time, then we
may exre3t cool days. If ih9 new
moon appears With its points upward.
the month viii be dry; if tie points
are downward, more or less. rain may
be expected during the next three
weeks When the points OF the cres.
cent CT tn, new moon are very clearly
visible, frost may be looked for. The
new moon ON nor back always portends
wet weather
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
cker1sBros.Co.


Let l55 IN North Lexington con
tanning go acres; 15 iB cultivation anC
. IN pasture; four-r room residence.
large barn, good well,' and 5ne pond
cut up inso three patts. withgOod net
wire fences
'Ghe TYSON houseaDd IUtr in Nor5h
Le1Sngtos. containing good residence,
yagd and gsirGen.
hots $50 and 32l in West lexington.
oantainiSg j@ acres, on North side. nf
Boulevard Street i0 front of = q.
Stagaer's yroDerty This ia~ the most
desirable and the Frettie1t bail ling. lot
in the City of Lexington
Parts OF Lots 3s,4 s.. 3d. nd 40, beinR
100 feet wide ana ESQ fest deem. lRing
Iast North OF the Merchants & Farm
ers' Bamx 81 TrnsrCo. h4Ailding, and
only 30 feet FROM the pnhaic squaIe,
bne most ueslrabss and valuable unim :
proved business Gt in the citY OF Lex
isl1toR- known as the Stein property. :.
Eos further information and mrms
wlllts or Gallon, A. Nh PEPPERs
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Confederate Veterans Meet.

Holmes County Gang No. 39S u. &
v. b"li reGnlar mss,i iag NoventBsi
Z, 1916. Tho camp was called TO order
E@ the comruanjer and prayer wa.
omeEed by the cha plasn The min az es
OF the last nesting were road and fhe
soh was called.
Conrade Jonn Fl Dnwnsr having
died since our Ia@t ,nes4 Rng conAit,
Tee. of thrsev viz : ID j Bailey, j
MoOTe and B. s BeaA were appointed
ito prepare and have puhi- -haa n
,meEOiI of our deceased coiprader
Ga morton the conRaBde. was
authorized, to aegnqss no supe lint on
daOt of eCincati0n 10 cab the attenti on
OF the teaShers and pupils of the pahlio
sehOnls ~ this county TO the fact that
a collection isA as!ssh OF all peFseas~to
ava in erecting % marble ,feundataou
and shast oh the capitol grounds, in
jackson, on which wsll, be PLACED a
bronze statue, to the woman CXf tho
South said collection TO be- taken
November d, 1870
F. A. HDwen reported that a nlnnu.
ment hau been laced 10 the,gTavs. yard
at Wesley Chapsl 10 the Confederate
sol7'ers from Kentacky. Tennessee
and Nil soUri, who were sent from the
bl,tIeheld of Shiloh 10 tAa hospital at
C4slalian Springs ir April 1889, and
wFo,uIed there.
ii Nome made a shora report Of TIE
g9sd tinssa ha had at the. Hpttieshn9g
reunion.
The, minutes We're real ana approved
and the camp adjnurned with, \ ba,le.
djctioA By D. J Bailey.
T W. SMITH, ConmandaF.
E. a. HOWELL Adiutant.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Notlca 40 CODtractors,

BY virtue of an order passed by the
Board OF Supervisors at their Novem.
ber term, 1910. am directed to ad-
vertise for bids to be submitted on the
first Monday in December. 1910. to
build dump across the mouth of
Snake Creek. on the Yazoo River. near
Mahrud, Aliss, and TO build bridge
across said cTeel; al same point, IN
accordance with plans and specihca
tious to be filed with the chancery
clerk. ths hoard reserving tbs right to
reiact either of said bids ol both as
is deemed best
Witness INV signature, this Noyem-
Der TO- 1910
PARHAM WILLIAMS.
Cl.rk OF Board OF Supervisors
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

r. E Wihburn Wet H. CFugsF Wed,
nnesday on business errand
G. NJ Toombs, of PickeDs. kr0ught
up tue bsllot box frcm his preclnoi
Wednesday.
A Pi$chford looked after property
interests at Cruger Wednesday,
DR. g. c. Phillips went to WyatA \
Wednesday, to see J. II. twin, who, Aas
been very ill,
Mrs. Mamie a. Burcb, Preston,
Miss, is a pew addition to the Ad,
vertiseF's rapidly growing subscription
list.
The initial number for the seasLn
of the Lyceum Course was given ri
the High School Auditorinm Tuesday
night, and the attendance was highly
gratifying to Prof. David Sandeyson
and hs associates in the. promotion Of
high grfd3 entertainments for the
winnter nonths. phe Columbia
Quartet Concert Company held the
boards, a"G theiI Efforts were warmly
complimen by every orc who
attended The lvceun course is
cheap, cf yer: high character, and
is we'll worthy OF liberal patronage.
W. 2 Smith left Wednesday for
Cruger in the vicinity OF which he
and his son, W. Lemuei Smith, are
engaged in bridge work. The Messrs
Smith -are numbered among the best
bridge builders in the state and as a
consequence, are kept busy in that
liue If work the year around.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
For SaIa.

Ono parlor ungan, good as, new.
One large walnut wardrobe. old
StNhe NHake, very few like il
One 5.lrawer bUreaIa.
One cheap bed sieRds, with good set
springs
On' old, Old styip sqRaTa piano
Will sell ANY p:GCesoS1 all at "a, rIfice-
Write me at Net'heG. Miss, ana I
Will make vou priGas and tAlt yUa
where the goods al sasat YOU may s4O
them. w. JOHNSON.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
CtoiEdr9n Cry
FOR FLETCRER'S
G a 8 = 9 RIA

c S Bowman, Of Jenai we. IA
voIed this Off, with L.eAsant call
this morning.
T. d. Mcgee, of Bowling Green. we
regret 10 learn, Is on the sick list
NJ t. Weeks. of Bowlins Green, is
poted among The visitors IN the city
tofny
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

The Advertiser rogreto it's inability
at present to give reliable election
returns as far as the amendments tu
the constitution of Mississippi are
concerned Indications are TO tho
effect that they we're all adopted, al.
though apathy wss displayed in every
section of the state. As fai as tick
eradication in Holmes county is con.
cerned it appears to have carried, 800
votes having been cast fer and 256
against IL, with Bowling Green,
Thornton, Pagnss and Cruger vet TO
bear from.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
= or RaEsf.

From one To- three years, to either
white or colore.i> ing house and Iot in
LaSsngton Will rent tue
house and 4 pdrt Of the l1i, or all
together. Fql particulars apply TO
MISS 4. e. WEBSTER,
LEXINGTON Miss
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

no acres of land 5t4 indies west of
Dara1t, Miss, on7 tho Y. d. NJ V. r.
f. Orc Hundred aS,es in coliivatiUD.
Land liss we'll waa wateSed and we'll
draine& Ptice al barain.
AlSo, house and lot aud 25 acres
land, usore or less. 10 North Lexing-
ton. Mss Other property for sale
and rent.
ROSGA NJ ERC hNTllE AGENCY.
Lexington, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Cape Jessamines
and POEvleuranates.

Nice lot; we'll rooted; guaranteed to
live Both early and late, large and
small bloom varieties from 59c to
81 50 each Also pomegranates, SOC
each; we'll rooted, guaranteed to live.
Limited supply. If interested, address
MRS. &. L. LUNDY.
Lexington, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Chancerv surnmnns.

State OF Mississippi-T0 Robert Stokes
You are commanded 70 appear before the
Cr"Sy-N9 lurt of the County of Holmes, IN
a,t s. the lourth Monday oi November
a. b. 1910. to defend the suit III said Court Oi
Fannie Stakes. wherein you are defendant,
This October a ts0.
PARHAM WILLIAMS, Clerk
: Taekett q Elmore Solicitors.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Eor, Sale orr Renf.

The Steve Owens Place, contain
ing one hundred acres, and situated
within one half mile of Owens Wells.
is for sale, Fur further iDfoFmation,
address j. K. OW WENs,
Bennettsyille, . e.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

Pure bred red Devor bull, Q years
old . extra large, and sure. Ii interest
cd. phone t55.Y, or call ON or address
G. sUDBECK.
Route 3, Lexington, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

One 10 b. y. Overland autOma abile,
in prefsct condition. Has heen in use
about z months Will sell at a bar.
gain or trade for real estate
II. s. HOOKER.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
For Sale Or -Y-.naaEa.

One 43lh. D. Overland suVomobil3,
ia perfect condition. Has- been in use
about month";. will sell vt ban.
gain or tlads for Tss cSs.U
h. 81, HOOKER.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Money to E-Oaga.

On real estate, in any town in the
county, at pc. cant Monthly pay.
ments. Long time.
hooker s. McBEE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Children Cry
FOR HETCAER'$
G q 81 O RIA
City Taxes Now DWe.

My tax hooks are now open. Please
call at the BANK of Lexington aud. paw
your taxes hef0re December t5 After
that date l. will be eompsAsd by the
law to add damages to same. Kindly
give this. matter yQar pl@mpt atten
tion. We2y truly.
J. A. BROWN,
City Tax Collector.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11

A small quaptitY, just received at
3d. 80 psr hushRl. home raisSd red
rust proof oats. balance ON hand at 20
cents per bushsll
LEXINGTON COMPRESS Il OIL
MILL co,
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-11-11
Money Burns
House.
with

HNltporl Miss, October 25. -At .
O'Clock this morning FIRE badly damag
cd the interior OF the two story frame
dwelling st Fifteenth street and Thirs
ty first avenue, owned by 7 e.
Cruthirds and occupied by c Murray.
Included in the loss was $3.50 in cur
rency, which bad been drawn from
the bank the day before, the property
of Mrs. Murray.