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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Car river bottom ear corn on track.
Hensarlins Bros Phone PSI. i4s
Miss Lola MCGEE returned this after
noon from q visit to Benchley,
Mound City Paints may cost tri-
RE more butt E. }, Jenkins. tt
Mr. and Mrs. g. d. Cavitt. Of Wheel
lock, are guests Of Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes
Cole Hardware Co. sells the cham
pioa Quick Meal gasoline stoves i5o
Mrs. w. A. Deaton and sons arrived
today from Yoakum to visit relatives.
For Rent: The cottage sext door
| to my residence. NJ. " ". H. Webb.
ISL
Mrs. A. G. Kister, Of Eagle Lake, ar
rived today to visit Mrs. w ~ Mil
Her. v~
| Mrs. Laura Hoppe and Mrs. Matte
scrimshire returned today from Hous
ton.
Car rice bran and rice polish jus'
received. Hensarling RIOS, Phone
Isl. ~
y L. j. Cox returned 70 Calvert toda'
after brief visit to his family in till
city.
Il Mai. G. A. Adams arrived toda'
from an extended business trip on tn
road.
oil Mrs. Boyd returned to Hearne e
day after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. :
Webb.
prof and Mrs. H. l. Mcknight wer
\ visitors from the College this afte
noon.
j. w. Skains, Of kurten, ieit yesee
+ day on business trip through Ea'
Texas.
Our home place for rent Posse
sion 10 be given Immediately Geo.
,dams.
| u.s w = Johnson. Of F.
n. lfurias. Texas, are here ON VISIT
n relatives.
.. strayed: White Holland turkey g
Her Return to inc. b. Mike and
reward.
Mrs. G. w. Smith, ST.. is visiting !
daughter. Mrs. @. Q. Street, IT,
: Houston.
Mrs. Bruce Grant and son. Rich'
Of FRANKLIN, are visiting relatives
this city.
T. A. Bullock. OF Harvey. was ID
'ay city today and Dsid The Eagle 0f'''
pleasant call.
lay The Quick Meal is the best saso'
stove ON the market Sold by {
emit Hardware Co.
Miss Lucy wilson has returned u
RE. lwuis where she has been teach
The past session.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Avoid the heat by cooking on a
|ouick Meal gasolipe stove. Sold by
Cole Hardware CT 10y
Mrs. A. e. Ingram returned to her
home at Hutto yesterday after visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Lawless' az
Kurten. Mr.. Lawless accompanied
her to the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Ore Of the cour.y's Aged and
Citizens Passed to Final Rswsr6.


'sa' ro"n'a'" ''s"' '"''e' "S
Bryan at O'Clock this morning ai'ef
an illness Of only few days. The
Of his death came as |
80, s,ocr IL h,s MANY friends in
49,
appr'sea q n's 'hnsSs'
Mr.. Biume was 70 years Of age ana
was one Of the old citizens Of the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

wanted: 4 axsl1ela1d 1if haaa
white Of black. man AZ wornsn' ne
j. &. Kernole. Phose i5o
M. and Mrs. j. sidney snstA. Of
steep Hollow, were guests y Mr.. and |
Mrs. D. D, Jolly Sunday. \
Travis Bryan returned q school in
Dallas today after spending some days
with his brother in this city f
Mrs. NJ. Register came up from
Houston today to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Buchanan, Of Kurten'
Roger Nall. Of Yoakum, was here
I for q short while yesterday 70 see his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Nall
Miss octavia Trewett returned to'
waco yesterday after a delightful vls,
| II to her sister, Mrs. Sam Hunter
Misses Rowena Rhodes and lr@s'
Board went to Mexia yesterday where
they win be members Of house par
lr
Miss Florence Rogers returned 70
her home in corsicana yesterday after
pleasant visit with Miss Lille Wor-
ley.
Mrs. Erwin Afford Of Caldwell and
Mrs. G. W. Howell, Of West ars
suA. Is Of their father, Mr.. 2; Oval
lace.
Il While Roman arrived home las
!. night from Galveston where he ha'
: been attending the state Medical CO.
J, lege.
I Wanted to buy: Fiveroom hous'
/ and outhouses on small plot Of ground
Must be in good repair and cheaI
! Apply to Munday and Moehlman.
shop. -
! Commissioner P. H. Arlington cam
: lup from Millican today to attend tn
funeral Of Commissioner J. 9. Blum'
at Fountain.
Miss Annie Lucas. Of Bolton, arrive
{ yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs J
carnes. She was met at Milano
= Mr.. Garland Carnes.
"a Mrs. Bartlett Sims departed yeste
,s dav for her home at Atlanta, Texa
m. after most pleasant visit with Y
re and Mrs. NJ. w. Sims.
he For Sale: Three acres land ana
lis, room house in southern part Of TOW
rt, If you want a bargain see T.
Knowles. in next two days
wn Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Smell and dan
In tiers, Misses Katie and Bulah, CO
ldown from Hearne yesterday af'
aoon 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Ha'
a Fred Goodson, OF Houston. sp
by THE past few days in this city.
$50 came up to do the electric wiring
her the new residence Of Mr. J. ;; P1if
isit. Miss Sadie Elliott received BY
at press today magnificent s5-pound
lied termelon from Mr.. and Mrs. w
Manning who are visiting in Monte
Mexico.
New house for rent, four roc
han, back and front gallery 6
at water and all necessary outhou
s. On Main street, near ice factory
ply to N. scardino.
;. The Fifth Sunday meeting
is workers institute of the Central
I'D trict Baptist association, adjourne
srs'- the church at Harvey yesterday a
ar noon after having been in ses
q since Friday night. The secretary
all Albert Bullock, will furnish the I
with the full proceedings Of the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
GER YouR PICK NOW.

OF Lingerie and Linen dresses e
greatly reduced prices.
Isl WEBB BROS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

That win unlock your pocket Az
lingerie and linen dresses 1t seduosd
nr,ces. WEBB BROS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Buy your commencement dress at
cot nr,ces at WEBB BROS.
ISL "
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
Bullock S
CASH GROCERY STORE

j 3. stevenson went to Calvert to-
day
ia. HagIn was in the city today
from Rosprim-
Mrs. 8. W. Risien returned today
from Fort Worth.
Clarence Elliott Of the bottom spent
Sunday In this city.
A. J. Tabor. Jr., Of Rock Prairie
was in the city today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
GUILT AND LEGAL CONVICTIONS"


-Four lawyer friends Of Abe Ruei who legally style them
selves friends Of the court in order file bret for rehear
ing Of the convicted gaites appeal assert; t Is important
that the guilty be punished but also important that they be
legally convicted Then they proceed punch holes in the
lower record show that matter how guilty Ruet was
his conviction was clearly supplementary proceeding
through technical legal
Legally convictedl
The whole tendency Of this San Francisco court as OF many
others throughout the land has seemed 20 be to probe not into
of guilt innocence of the big crooks as shown
by the evidence but into the ehneaes OF procedure to see
IL the conviction legal"
Now J. w BARNETT Of the wrecked California Safe De
post and Trust Co. given his freedom because his conviction
wasn't legal" appears that il proven that he
assisted in the oing certain funds the capacity OF trustee
of those funds charged although jury was convinced
that he did in loong those funds IN some capacity
There are several other which might be pointed out
Maybe il is the law which throws many safeguards
about that his conviction is practically inn
possible he enough money hire high priced lawyers
put up technical defense But looks much TO COM
mon folks the ntreaces OF the law that the
courts are more interested like Ruefs friends in legal con-
wictons" rather than punishment Of guilty men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
OBSERVATIONS

IT, cAREEeEi Go It, Rockefeller You may poor
honest yeti
THEY CAN'T single nS to warrant charging that
lew York explosion to organized labor
Angeles show. escaped Joined
Christmas shoppers Escaped them. but street him
fatally.
CLIFFORD PNcHoT r. good as ever.
which saying at they look public questions In just the
They don't
CHEF JUSTICE WHITE has bully lower jaw. Hope
points right Why It's broad and deep
bulwark Of popular liberty
HAVING FINISHED his gift sssooo0oo Chicago unyer-
sity Rockefeller hen and let the university
begging growing. as It were
LEssEPs o ground Diego
exposition April Job o a great
His father built suez and projected Panama
YOU'LL RECOGNIZE the counterfeit half dollar
Goddess Of Liberty Funny that those eounerera
should put In Liberty Perfectly reckless
promise a against
Auburn Boston First thing those heirs know
they'll find themselves 70 be exceedingly unpopular.
SEVERAL PACIFIC COAST CITIES are trying to stop the
speed hump the
walks Ought make EN- deep enough for victims dive
into.
ROME CORRESPONDENTS say that Abruzu is crauy to fly
10 duke frstfe low who has
felt that Just before the wedding the
far enough for some Of EN-. either
Der 81 surprise the United States
ships sail eastward at the time
Is the baehps don't without
II they do, It will make the Atlantic coast bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
MUSTN'T THINGS-BY A POOR, DOWN
TRODDEN BOY

evythsag hid wants some'hin poor kid can't
have.
Ev'rythng GOOD Is MUSTN'T.
q Kid likes do is somethn kid must not DO
An why gets bad
ery folks think they oughter have
folks couldn't have thered be Dig o OF
mighty madgr folks Take IL from me-
studies folks all the time TO INA oat
there Amt that l really have
great while somethn that's good Tor me-,
an witch OF genrly pertends want
H. good for but most prohI cause know
N / wishes good for me-" Just
sihiy get hat l really afterwards.
tut. that's all
candy,s good. Bat It's on the mustn't list
other list. an Teller really needs em
grown up1l Imw1eh that
after all
Automobiles casher be that
gruwnup that has the
benxne buggy fever an whore yunH get OFT az
the umc kids Is sposed TO be perfectly satisfied
q tells that chewn Is bad for kids
Dad such reasonin'or unreasonnf
An by they're much KNOWN
hds--if ask THEM
So. feners just watch an learn. an
grownups vel know moren the erovnHps
Quainted with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

GEN. STEWART l.. woooFoRD.
The report that Associate Justice
Hughes may leave the supreme
bench TO enter the list Of reUub.
licau presidential possibilities IN
1912 as "a last hope must be a
very comforting rumor IN the vicln.
ity Of the best Kept burnaldea IN
America. said facial foliage being
that possessed BY Gen. Woodford.
founder and first president Of the
national Hughes league. which. b.
the way. died 10 early infancy NJ
the Chicago convention Ia 1905.
The veteran brigadier general of
the civil war IL now In his seventy
sixth year. and atln mixing politics.
business and law. with no little sue
cess 10 himself
His military title was won by
some good fighting. historians tel!
IA. For year prior to the Span.
ish-American war he WAS the Amer
lean minister at the Madrid court,
leaving when war was declared
Since then his political activities
have been confined 20 the effort Of
making Charles r. Hughes prcsl.
dent OF the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

v.
This Is the day IL happened. We
found Aunt Hianche's.
A. the hotel VIC pinned on yiolets
10 make a swell front before my
rich Aunt Blanche. Then We hired
a coup and told the driver TO take
us 10 the address.
The driver took as there.
He kept going and going and soon
we were pretty glad We didn't try
20 hunt the place az night The 10
callty be took US TO looked like the
place where they don't eat Some
body's Rolled Cats. He drove up a
side street, where the kids were
kicking tin cans along the road and
sighted us crippled shack with n
sign on Il: Lace Curtain Laundry"
That's tho place. lady" he said.
Carrye CBracni showed her colurR
FiKht then and there. She give me
the CLASSY optic. Is this what !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

enough 70 feei at home here. You
know They seem 10 like our shows
That haipa. " you know your work
n appreciated
= h-liayc you any iaat word for
Seattle girln. Misc Cllfion--any Ad.
Yicng
NJ C.~~You know how people gen.
orally regard advice. You have 70
work things out FOR yourself. gen.
orally. All ! can gay IL that the
stage Il a good iifo II you love n.
" yua feel that you Just have 60 Eo
on tho stage. and II you really have
talent and are strong enough 10
stand the strain Of the work aud All.
50 ahead. hut iNnt this about
enough I'm getting cold.
=, R--Yea- Thank you very
much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

II R--But. aren't there any apa.
esai stunts for Christmas week.
~, C.--Iyot's ace AIR. GalhrAith
he's our leading man. You know
gave a Christmas party az hla horne
70 the company and had a troe aud
presents for everyone.
II. R--Hus. doesn't an actor got
homeaick Christmas week.
NJ C.-~iiiesA You. I haven't any
home. My homo Ia where my trunk
Is.
y R--Bat where in your real
homef
NJ C.--My business address a
broadway. New York.
y. R-Yon'rc not houseHlck for
broadway. hre your
NJ. c.--Weli. like Seattle. on
course We've been hero long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
WHAT CAN STOCKHOLDERS Dor

Pttsbug terrible housing conditions for
OF or big
the president Ho said
ri II true I my The official didat Ike that
and evils remgded.
a traction called BY us
president for help to put through scheme TO acquire another line
surprised by refusal ccapled
with profits entitled
my thanks you employed them BY lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

was str'nging along fort" she snort.
ed. with a cold storage gigxle.
This looks like the jungle. Go via.
lting In that dump? Never. Drl.
YER. 10 the deppO," commanded Car.
rye. mo laundry life for nun.
Then she vaInped, leaving me 10
70 alone Into the lace curtain laun-
dry 10 meet my rich Aunt
Blanche
Wen. II was up 10 me 70 take tie
gaff. and ! wouldn't welch.
grabbed my Enit case and went IA
to Aunt Blanche. Ny hasheesh
dream was over.
CONTINUED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

(eN The POLICE REPORTERl
city Edltor-Got that Clifton In.
teryiew written YETI
Police Reportep-~W hy--why, no
| haven't written II yet.
G. E.-Write Il right away. I
want 20 use e today.
p R-oh. you want Il right
away
q, Sure, | want n now.
2. r. Gimme l. is7s. quick.
Central-L f73sf
y, R,-No. no. taTs.
Ccntral-Cllck.
Noice~iiello.
=. R-GlvO me Miss Cifon's
apartments
walt OF two mlnuieal
Another Voice Hello.
= Rs this Miss Cliftonf
Same Voice feA, what IL ~
?. R-say Miss Clifton. tho city
editor told me to get an interview
with you had ono last week with
Florence Roberts. SO he told me
Go get another one with you and
didn't know he vas In any hurry
about 4. aud now he wants Il flsht
away. ana J bad an important en-.
gagcment last night. aud ha wants
the story right now. and cant I
interview yea over the teiephonef
Miss Clifton don't lust under'
stand what you're salkink about
I've just gotten up Ynn know our
performance lasts TN n. aud ! put
In couple OF hours studying on
next weeks part last night. 50 I'm
not exactly awake yet What IL II
your city editor wants 10 kn0wF
p. Why an intervlNw. you
know-what you eat aud think. aud
90 you like the hohble skirt aud
how are you spending Christmas
week you know~-An interview.
N. Wen. walt tit get my
dressing gown on.
Another waltl
Central They don't answer.
p. Riley. walt a minute, cen
tral. i've got 'ern. I've iaat been
talking 10 them I'm connected.
Did you cut US Off
Conirai--what number do you
wantf
(Anosher walt while central CON
nects again. Explanations TO Miss
Ciifton1
Miss Cllfton--Ali right nos. Fire
away.
p. What are you doing Christ
mas week.
NJ Cob. the same AZ every 9th
er week In the year-studyinR.
playing. resting That's about all
there is 20 Il when you're playing
stock. Learning next weeks part
remembering this weeks ana for
getting last weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE

Of days sport renowned
each with rod
pulled could lines In the water.
forget now VII fish they
Whales. perhaps" suggested Of the party.
"whaes7 Why bated with whales Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
Police Reporter Finds an Easy Way Out--He
Interviews Fair Actress Over the Telephone

Ethel Clifton. at the Other End
OF the Line, Says She Likes
Seattle and Isn't Homesiek
on Christmas Week for
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Speaking Of monofony. an English
threa-week parliament election has
six or seven chunks less 81 Leap
and Grip than a sirday bicycle
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Miss Helen Taft ia 10 be painted
by a Washington artist. Secretary
Norton does the kala0mining for
her pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
GREAT RETURNS.

Doc Cooks.
with thanks CfoF Us authorsl.
Election.
Boomerang.
Joe Cannon 10 congress.
From Elba
The value OF foreign jukes and
counts II declining 70 rapidly that
soon most any poor girl can afford
one.
A History skyacraper planned
for Milan will be- the highest buai-
ness building N southern Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Thy will be done" calls for co
operation as we'll as resignation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
STAR DUST

Lives Of many folks remind us
That IN this short earthly mill.
Whore there are mlstuated couples,
n God won't part them. Reno will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Soil turned up ny ants In some
parts OF Central America IN mixed
wlth water aud made Into bricks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
DIANA'S DIARY

Miss opeklss Hunt Up Neglected Relative incident.
Have q corkng Good Time
sCHAEFER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Tho husband met his wife and
baby at the station. He clasped
his wife tightly with one arm while
he held the baby under the other
arm. That's happineasl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Love you will find no merry
Joke. 4 keeps your heart and peck.
q broke
Il hear she's 10 be a New Year
bride. who's the happy man1"
''lier father"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

NEW YORK. April 29.-Mayor Gay
nor made a singing attack on VIM.
r. Hearst, the newspaper publisher.
at the annual joint banquet of the AS
ISOLATED Press and The American
Newspaper Publishers association
last night The gathering was thrown
into state OF Wild excitement when
Thomas T. Williams, business mana
ger for Mr.. Hearst. was refused per
mission 10 reply 20 the attack
Mayor Gaynor charged Hearst with
publishing the fac-simile OF draft IN
the New York city treasury for S4S,-
00O attributing the draft and the ex-
penditure TO Gaynor, Notwithstanding
the date had been omitted. Mayor
Gaynor said the draft had been is-
sued more than a year ago and an et'
fort made 10 charge ii up 10 his ad-
ministration.
After he made his bitter attack on
Hearst. Williams arose 10 his feet and
demanded recognition TO reply.
For % minutes the uproar contin-
ued, while men stood in their chairs
and women craned from the balconies
OF the banquet hall.
Mr. Hearst is not here | am his
friend and have right 10 be heard, -
shouted Mr.. Williams, climbing onto
the speakers table and shaking his
fist in the face of the mayor
Put him out" Shut up" Free
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
GAYNOR's ATTACK
CAUSES WItDSCEAE
New York Mayor Denounces Editor
Hearst and Latter's Representa-
tive Denied Permission To Reply.

NEW YORK, April 2e.-The
York American, Vim. r. hearst's
newspaper. today answers Mayor
Gaynors attack. II says the pay
ment Of the draft was begun In
the last administration, but II was
not valid without the signature Of
the clerk acting for the present ad-
minlstration. Mayor Gaynor has
INDUCED in 1000 words OF his
usual blsckguardly language" the
paper continues, but with all
these words he has tailed TO an
swer the question why his admin
istration allowed this money TO be
paid, II II should not have been
paid, when he could have stopped
IL"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

speech came from all parts OF the
hall. Il
Toastmaster " C. Wright OF CleNe'
land. hammered in vain for oruer'
while Mr. Williams stood impassNe
bur obstinate and waited win iolaeo
arms 10 be hanrh
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
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a Truss
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The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

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The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
CHORUS

Hello Bill the town belongs to YOU
M>sus Fill we're glad you, too.
Just make yourselves at home, all good Eiks
should do
Vel roll along and sing thi, song,
Hang Your hat in old Detroit
coPYR1GHTEf. 1910. JEROME " REAHCK co
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
FOREIGN Cruise for Battle ship Fleets.

Foreign Cruise for Battle Ship Fleets.
The navy department has an
nOunced e change OF policy regarding
cruises OF the home fleets Hereaf-
ter it is the intention that the fight
ing vessels OF the Atlantic and Paci.
hc fleets will make foreign cruise
every yeal.
Carrying out this policy. the battle
ships comprising the Atlantic feet
will start on cruise next fall to the
Mediterranean While the itinerary
has not been worked out, no doubt
visits will 5e paid TO several OF the
most Interesting ports OF southern
Europe. arordiug an opportunity FOR
all hands to see and enjoy Europe As
this will be the first foreign cruise fu,
many OF the younger men in the SER
Ice, the cruise will be- Of great inter
est.
The Pacific fleet will cruise to South
American ports late I'm the summer to
take part in celebrations TO be helu
i'm honor OF the l00lh anniversary ct
Chilis Independence from Spain.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

Now people call me lazy" said
Weary Willie. the much abused. But
If I was as rich as these Fifth.ave
folks the papers'd talk aboHt my i'm
pressiyc manIef OF repose
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

The edge ON razor" said the
talkatiyc barber. improves by laying
20 aside for time "
Then, groaned the victim in the
chair throwing OF the towel, Il viii
return In the year 20lO.'
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-01-19

as follows: Vardaman seventy
four, Percy twenty -three. Alexan-
der twenty-one. Anderson twenty,
Byrd sixteen, Kyle twelve, Critz
three. Street one and Whitfield
one. Total vote III; necessary to
., .I,5s;s. - ,,s<,I,1s, 50,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-01-19

Necessary to a choice 88.
The caucus adjourned to meet
again at 8 this afternoon.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-01-19

For Sale One S-wheel Lindsey
wagon. good as new, and four yoke
of young oxen, weighing all the
way from 1900 to 2200 pounds.
Apply to H. G. Smith, Verna.
Miss. If.