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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Ger Ioritunb. Der .8ereiuiaten SGt,
ger bon Baltimore" halt in Gr,
mungeiltitg eincS GliorumS 81 ci.
ller Gelegoten.S iBling cine Gre.
futip.S iBrttg alb. - Gin Set
al3ibllb ernonnt.
TnB lid al Der aui geItern glbeno
onberoumten Gelegoten.S ibung Der
nSercinioten Sargcr Don Baltimore"
fein Quorum 5uiommen iorlo, lo5t
Iid bel Dem 9%unoeipcttcr per5eiben.
Snnnerhin aber belt Der @oritonb
I'M 9ciiein Scr erid)icncncn Iclega-
ten cine Sieung ab, in meldJer Die
@ertreter perihieoener &ereine be.
ritteten. bob cStinlmuaa fiir cinen
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&enrp 8iencieIb ben 8oriis fiibrtc
uno &r. George 9imnnelbcber oils
BrotofoIlfiibrer funoirtc, bcif)Ioiien.
on Sonnta9. bcn 13. YtGrG in Der
.8ermania Wunncrd)or = SoQe"
eincn GommerS 81 pe%roilltoltcn. Gin
ans bcn $50. SeurD @icneiclb, Dor
iiBer. g. 6. @agncr, AiIiltent, @corGe
Sintmclbeber, Scfretar, Sermonn
Nidlih. Sd)dsmeilter, Gonrob Soil,
@iIliam Mnttbeib, SriB 'Sol3boiter.
Sermumn Selinef, aoam Sdneioer,
Jronf Sllrrm iuno Scnrp Sbomns
er.oificio b~eitebenOeS Golnitt murrc
%ernonlt, INN sic Gorbcreitlillgen al
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sung scr o@~ereinigtcn S1n9er"
ipohntc olld) Der gbrcn.Tr1iibeut
ST.. 2oitiS Sfneioct. bci.
rScrmcgb. W Hnnerdor."
Ter Observation-Disclosures" mel
der iid) in Stcitib's SoHe Sl Occult.
Guint pcrionunielt!!H bat feline Sing.
Itruloen bon IIreitd9 olif Sonllto0
pcrlegt. inSem totr @etcin ooourd,
eincn beiIeren geiud, bcrsTrobtn 1T
er5ielen bpiit.
~arbeiters; 2iebertoiel.
Gam cn.& q rcin."
Ter ~Nrbciter 2ieoertaicl "a
men.9erein" belt bel 6rou VI.
5ricorif, Nr. 1905. ;Eotopaco.S Str,
cine autbciuttc. WonqtS, Scriomnl
lung ob. Erdiioentin iSrou aotll.
Wod)cn iiibrtc ben 8oriis rno Sc
trctarin Srou 2. 2epplo Dos Erotc.
foil. 3pei nelic Mitglieber muroen
onigenommcn u>lo etlidle por9eidlo.
gen. 9eifloiien ipliroe, I'M M1rj
bnS critic Stiititngsieit ob5uholtcn.
Gle nGdite G%crirnmllnla iinoet I'M
SoltIc Der iSrou ~. SoBbenber Nr.
as, Sit @eit StraBc, Itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
@ermiidte telegrapbiidje 9epeidleu.

,sm Cirrus ; @interauartier 81
Bridgeport, Cont, erblidte seiierl,
cine mannlifIe iuilac @iraife boS
9idJt Der @elt ui,o ioIl Die erlte iein.
tpclfe iemals in Der 8eiansenihoit
gcborel1 puroc. Ias 3bier erbieit
ten Notner Hapoleon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Nrfiagen b%eIdyuIoieen Die betrefien-
oen WGnner, NIT Sliper Spiser uno
onoeren9eamten conipirirt gu babeu,
I'm, Die Regierung bei'm @iegen bon
;3uder 81 ilberportbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

y ii II 4 c + ntnu cnb III r c II
meroen oenli,6dJit fiir ooS arobe Snu.
benid)icBcn, lueld)eS ppm II. bis -.
Sonuor in SonIiltoi,, CANADA, itntt.
finbet, bon bier aus obgeionot.1t "
Gie ~S5rorIitiid die @obls
tb1tigfeitS 8eiellihd /"
unteritiitte I'M Gouic oe3 Wonnts &c.
5enlber 233 6amilier BON 5uiammlcil
92S WitgIieoerlt uno ,aus Dem 9aron
bon Sirid). Sono wuroen i'm ielben
Morlut q Yerionen nnteritiibt. 10,
WcEonpgb g d. l-Nfioirc
~ irb nntcrin DIT. Sr. Robert
S. Snlitb. ErGiioelt heS Eircfto-
RUNS Der ID cGonogb.S dhlc,' flint.
oigte a~eitcrll an, onb ods Iireftor
rum Die nngeblif on elmer Reibe
bon 3oglingcn p~olioaenc forperlidIc
3iihtignng burh Srn. Z. St. 9oro.
len, einen Der 2ebrer Der anit1lt, iii.
iolac ipeIher iiinf anaben aus Der
Sfn(e entilobcit, geiiait lllteriilden
luirb. Gem @ernebmcn mad 5iid,.
.iatc Der genourtc 2ebrcr 50 bis GO
8nobci,, litter hclteit lid etlife BE-.
%fonoen, ipelfet 5eit Interridt bllrd)
Sumrnen geitort botteb Ger 2et.
rer bate per9ebens eeriift, bie
Shlilbiseu ausfil1big 81 mafeL
ipeSbolb CT eiite iuinlnariiGe Straic
ertbeiltc. Gic iiinf andben, lpelG)c
bas Snititut dnaeblid) fpeeen bicier
geitrafung pcrlicbcn. fins glarcnee
Wartin, g. Wobler, . 60 ortbinato.t,
Dafe( unb 3nplor. 3err gorblep,
meld)er bic geItrninne pornubrt.
glaiibt nid)t, hob bic anobcl, aus
benz genonnten 8rlit,6e oapon I%ieiel,,
ionbern lit Der aniif,t, onb oieielbrll
bic 3iidltienna oils CUTE ausreoe Bel
ibren gltern b%euustei,.
Gin Tbentcr2-- Sr
@runbeieentbumsfreiien aebt Dos
geriid)t oaB ein Spnoifat beobiif.
tigt, in Der Mudbarfdaft Der 2ering.
toni nno SolparoiiraBe elm neltes
2beater 81 bouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
" eutcrci an einem $ q NJ
burgcr Nalmpfer.

8udp quil, Ecuador, IA. So.
mar. Tic 0tonnifoit oeS am 9.
%5onuor bon Gan SranSiSco nndl
SnnblIr9 abgcaongenen GanupfcrS
.HomcicS." pom Der &osmose2iuic,
nIcltterie beute i'm bieliacn Sofen, Ii.
Die Hlibe luitroc crit ber9eItclt, nod).
oeln cit Seenolm 9etootet mo 5luei
ouoere permuurhct poroen iporen.
6otrbanfS Sricntreic.
GonitantinopcL, II. Gan. -
Gin Gmpiong III Ghrcn oeS Grs8ice.
Er1iibepten 6uirbants nno %leiner
Satin inno bcutc IN Der nmerifanis
id)en 9otidoit Itoit. 8iele bier mobns
gajte Ameritansr .nabmep ..anthsll
Eqrah 9r. nno Sruit 6uirburf5 rel
icn am Gienlta9 uon bier nad)
gItben ab.
9eeins SeIb # moro in
Earis.
Yaris,. I'd. Sonunr.-- Ir. Sbeo.
pbiIe Ghapnis, cin Sdyrci5cr, iueld)er
aus Eeip-Dorf bierber tonl, besing
Gcllte Setbitmoro IN einem Sotel oe5
Iotciuiifen 8iertels.
WeoenfIid)cr 2 tu0entens
frapoll in Boris.
Enris, 1t. Snrunr. - St Gli1rs
tier 2atin hat iid) ein beoenflifer
Mufriibr ercignet, IN iueldem piele
Stuoenten perlebt iuuroen, cine Yin.
Sobl oopol idI,per. Hopulilten mo
Tepublifnner itol,oen lid gegcnilbcr
ltnb Die &irhenpolitif Der Hepublif
mar bic 8cronlniiung su DEM aan1pf.
Gr piirbc nit 6dlllten, aniippcln
3iegelIteiten ultb OtcIIcrn ~olisgefod)s
ten. llnmitteIbore Sc~ronloiiung 81
oent GonfIift mar eiil Ittriff Der 8lc-
ritoler am Sr. 2poncdon, oen Sefan
Der iiiriltild)cn Sofllltot al, Der Cor
bonnie. MlS CT in Dem Sttoetten4
riertcl crid)ien, ioinmcIie lid, ell nlcb.
rere bunoert Yerionen itorfer SolIfe
Der alerifolcn uno ging ollf ibtr los.
gr lpuroe ifiper miBbonbelt unb floh
III ein Sous. Nun riidteu Die repil-
blifoniiten Stuoenten 81 ieincr Sill.
leans ni,o eS cntipom lid, oerGonpf,
neld)er iid) iIbcr oos gauge Nllartlcr
crItredte. Yoli5ei fam in WaiIer ju
SUB uno SuGferbe al, uio l,lln iuolo.
ten lid, beibe Eortcien Der Siuoen.
ten geecit tie. Nod) eitem lebbaiten
Sample blieb lie iebod) Siegcr ul,o
r1lintte Die StroBcn.
lie B1brun9 lit Snbiclt.
. o iii b a y, Sribicil. II, Snnnior.-
Sufol9e Der forip1brel,hen Gptbiil.
Iiileell iiber DIE rcpoIntiorGrc 9elpe.
9li,g li,b Der slnehnnenbcn 8clpolt.
thaten bot Die Regierung bon 81.
bien bic lnte%rbriifuugs maBltabmcn,
ipelfe il, peridicbenen Vropii,;cn be,
reits in &rait lparerI aiif Dos gol,5c
2ono oils9eoebnt.
GngInno's Mahlen bcgin II.
80 mem.
2onbon n. ii. Snnr,nr. - Anl er.
item 9oge DER abitilnlniiii9 fir Die
nelien' Parlari,entsnablen hobert Die
~llnionilten 6rei ibrer ganoioaten er.
pdblt, inter ibnen Soiepb Gbantber.
lain, Der befanrte 5iibrer Der Sflit'
soGner. Gas ergebniB lit iebod fir
Sen o%lIsenteii,en Wablgang nift be.
heiitinm. iueil aGe brei Ganoioaten in
@abltreiien oufeeitelt poren, III
pelden Die llnioniiten bas lleberge-
|iriht baben. Gie. erite pirfIife
Sraftprobe fipoet morgen itatt, a1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

llnterofii5ier. ~Wcnn al.
10 bas alarmiianH III Der Noft &c.
tlaien miro. mos tbun sic Damn 81
allcrcrlt?" Soloat: sd fiide
tiiftig!"- /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

HaTe snr Meiie in's MnslanS be.
iorst 6. Saline, 3r. Ala, Cit-Salti.
morsitrake, na9e Gaitom &puie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
Stuot Baltimore.
sanecr.G ommerS beidIp6en.

Ger @orituno Der 09ereinigten SGu,
ger bon Baltimore" bait in Gr,
maneei,tila ciueS Grornml$ 5,t ci-
her Gelesotcn.S iBung cine Gre.
frtip.S iBtlit9 alb. - Gin Scit-
auSidub ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Gle bciite Norgen int @ebGuoe Der
nlten oitlifen bobercn 1ohtcrifnle
itottiitbenOe Briifung fir geiorbe.
ring gum Ror9e eines Yoli5ei,aieu'
tenants neroen lid, insgefam,mt 81
Gonbiooten iinter5ieben, iinter oenicl.
ben flint Ieteftiue uno ied)sSebn mi.
iormirte Hunoe.S ergeanten. Nod.
itebeno Die Nomen oerielben: 9etef.
tine 8. Worren Sbanf, SbomoS
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

7 f. Mnryan died at The resi- aenc
: of Mrs. ice Wberry at Durant Tnosda'
fiom stroke ut appt plexy. Dir. Nor
gan had been a resident of Durant TO
q nubmer of years and was an exem
p,aly citizen and his sudden demis'
has caused general ana profound sor
row. He was 10 lbe neighborhood o
sixty years OF aye.
r. |. ooper and family moved back
to Durant some time since,
Mrs. b. E. Farr is on the sick list
We regret 10 learn.
Miss Blanche kimball arrived from
Pickens Sunday on visit TO MI. anc
Mrs. D. B Brown.
Mrs. o B. Brown visited Durant
Sunday
H. W Walnn If Acona. was a Wis
i!or 10 Lexington Wednesday
W W. Wynn went to Bee Lake Wed
nesday mo,ning on assessment busi
| ne-S
Miss Annie Belle Honrer, If the
Downer schuoI, spent couple of days
in the home circle last week
Mrs. J T. Downer, of Reeves spert
a part of last week with b G. Farr
aud family,
j. r. Euh nix, of Bowling Green,
circulated IN Lexington Saturday.
W. g Smith and P. p Shipp, If
Ze,elerville, we'e Lexington visitors
Friday.
Judge and Mr- R. G, Watts. of
Chrrow. S. C., are The cherished
gue>ts If ". O R"rie,t and family,
Miss Lizzie SwlnEey returned Mon
day evening fton visit tf three
months to her SISTER, Mis- q. B. An.
bur,in, at New Ollea"s.
J. V. Ryan, If Texas, was the guest
,f Capt. r. e. haker this week.
rhey were hoyhoo1 friends in Old
Kentucky and went through the Civil
War ,ngrtuer bnt hal not seen each
other in over f1rty years
Miss Grace Ashley returned Monday
evening from delightful visit to her
aunt. Mrs. e. r. Auburtin, at New
| Orlaans.
Will Sheppard returned last week
from ,hirty days sojourn at Hot
Springs, fully restored to health
Prot and Mrs. james R Gnlledge.
cf Acona, spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city.
j c Byrd, of Brozville. spent Sun
dav very pleasantly with Plummer
Walton.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

MIR. Wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes about IL. - Some time age
| was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism. | used two bottles OF
Foley's Kidney Remedy with good
effect. and the third bottle put me on
my feet and resumed work as con-
ductor on the Lexington, Ky Street
Railway 1t gave ne more relief than
any medicine | had ever used. and
it will do all you claim in cases of
rheumatism. Foley's Kidney Rene,
dy cures lheumstism by eliminating
the uric acid from the blood Sold by
s PnalI
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
100000 Reward.

The above sum will be paid for the
arrest and conviction of zach person
who maliciously caused the wreck Of
Illinois Central train No 2. engine
No IL, ntar mile post 724, about five
miles north cf Jackson, Miss, IL al
a nj April Is, 1910
This offer is ma le upon the finding
of the Board of Inquiry, charged with
ascersainirg the cause Of the wreck,
that it was due to criminal act
ILLINCT CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
". L Park. Vice. President.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Y. G. hcGuifk.

In the Commercial Appeal If We'd.
neEday We note the following account
of the death of a former resident Of
DuIant bis wife wa4 formerly ailss
/ Elizabeth Stgler, of L. XIuglun:
William q. Mc6uiIk. route agent
for the American Express Company.
ana one If the best known men in his
line of work in This psrt Uf tue coun
try i Ell yest rtaY ST. T lY after l2
o'ci0s X from stroke VI paraIysi-,
which came upon him Monday LIgnl
in hotel at Fulton, Ky.
HIS remains weIe bIOught TO Mem
phis last night On all I,IinU.s Cent. al
Train. Bis fu ersl will probably take
place from nIs resiuen,e ll92 SNOW :
zen a,e Ut, iom1iioH.
Ms .aeou.rk va, AZ bis bedsIde
when the end came. Almost from the
! first stroke he lapsed into an uneon ..
scious c0nsiliog, from which be never
recoy eIed.
Mr.. Mctiufrk was 43 years old. he
was born IN Holly Springs, Miss. and
educated in that state. dis tifst WORK
with an express company Was when
the Southern Express D0nIpany ap-
| pointed MIN agent al small stail0n
near his home town. Later, he was
made messenger for the couDauv aud
retained that position until April l,
1893, when he resigned to accept the
position of agent and route agent for
the American Express Company Foul
ten years ago he was made rou.e agent,
bis territory extending from Memphis
&c Cairo. Paducah. jackson. Tenn,
Water Valley, Miss and Biimlng-
ham, Ala
Mr.. McGuirk lett Memphis Monday
morning to attend tu some business at
Fulton. His friends cay he was in the
hest of spirits all day, eating hearsy
supper and retiring to bis room about
0 80 o o'clock in the evening.
At 10 O'Clock parties sleeping in ad-
joining rooms heard Mr.. McGuirk
breathing unnaturally. Thoy tried
bis door ana found il locked. Some
one broke the transom and climbed in
over the ball door he was uucon.
scious, but rallied when they opened
the windows and gave him fresh air.
he told them bow he was suffering,
then his voics grew too weak for those
arounu to understand. They gave him
a pencil, and he wrote he was dying.
Besides his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Nc.
Guirk, be leaves two children, sis
ter and one brother, all OF Mississippi.
W. T Hopson, of Eulogy, greeted
friends in the city Saturday.
J. F. Euhauk and J. V. Waddell, of
Bowling Green, were noted on our
busy marts saturday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Every known oseful gar
den implement for sale by
Hardware-Lumber Co.
Watch tor tine Comet.

The Red Dragon of the sky Watch
the children for spring coughs and
colds Careful mothers keep Foley 3
Honey and Tar in the house. 1t is the
best and safest prevention and cure
for Group where the need Is urgent and
immediate relief vital necessity.
Contains no opiates or harmful drugs
Refuse substitutes. Sold by B. s.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Stu.ayed or Stolen.

From Lexington, Friday, April 90,
one pure white Shetland pony, long
tail foretop trimmed, Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to J. B.
Mclean, Lexington, or ]. E Gwin,
Tchula.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

\ Snow as late as April 25 is indt ed 1
rarity IN q is section, hut that ~ whal
we had alon lay morning. 1t H' lted
as room Us il fell, hOw'v'r Ii was
followed bya killing OF Tuesday
night, which did considerable damage
to gardens aud 10 cotton above ground.
The damage 10 not qnite ss extensive
as at first supposed and as q good
crop usually follows after unpiece'lent'
ed cold late in the season, the snap
might after all prove beneficent.
7. w Shipp. IF Zeiglerville, at
tended to business IN Lexington yster-
dav
Il. <. Terry, of Acona, was discern
ible among he MANY visitors 10 Lex
Ington yesterday
Mr. and Mis- K o Harthcock, Of
Ilarland's Creek, were visitors 10 the
city yesterday.
A. Reeves of Accna, miugle with
Lexington friends Yesterday,
NJ. Hartbcuck, uf Zeiglervile,
was a business vi,itDr 10 the city yes
terday
d. "a Vi Ol3 DflCHlt
greetings with Lexington friends yes
ternay
s. e Tate, Of Bowling Green, was
noted among The visitors to the cl,y
Yesterday
Capt. w Fl. F,nicst or, Of Ehenrz1r,
exchanged greetings with Lexington
friends yeste rday,
E. B G.. Watts, of South Carolina,
is renewing acqnaintances in the city,
thA guest of W, 0 Barrett and family.
Pa.ham Williams, Rev. 7. w.
Green, Dallas Crabirea an I, W.
Smith attended the funeral of the late
Rev. Broadway, at Harland's Creek
Wednesday afternoon
". A Harthcock maoo business
trip to Cruger Wednesday.
T. J. Jordan went to the delta Vel
nesday on real estate business
r Fl. Helm, of Hopewell, attended
to business in Lexington Wednt sday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
6 . $ TO RIA

Mrs. Sallie Byrd, R. F. D. No. l.,
Carrollton is an appreciated addition
to our subscription list.
Mrs. G.. NJ Purvis returned Sunday
from visit to the parental home at
Ravville. La.
G, W. Darnel and E, P Darnell, of
Hebron, we're visitors to Lexington
Tuesday.
q ". Weatherby of Beatrice, Neb,
is spending some time with his uncle,
A. Bliss, and looking over the country.
Clifton Shuttieworth was over from
Tchula Tuesday on business errand.
Mrs E F. Rhea. Miss Tennie Nor
ris, Miss Annie Stigler and Miss Alice
Martin with about dozen of her mu
sic pupils left Tuesday evening for
Memphis TO attend the Music Festival.
W. M, Evans had the misfortune of
badly cutting his band on plow point
Tuesday
DR.. F.. d. Holcomb and Walter
Reeves went 10 Cruger Wednesday to
do some dental work
W. q, Pope was over from Durant
Wednesday.
Every known useful gar
den implement for sale by
Observation-Disclosures Co.
Hon. Il. s. Hooker attended the an.
nual meeting uf the stockholders of the
Bank of Tchula Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Abbott of Howard, was
tho cherished guest of Capt. and Mis-
R. Fl. Baker the early part of the
week
s. o. Stigler went to CrugerW
day to look after his plantation inter-
ests.
Mrs. NJ. s. Rogers arrived from
West Wednesday on visit to the pa
rental home.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
10 : Z.

Gold brooch, pansy, with diamond
in center. Finder will be rewarded.
MISS Il. q. SUTTON.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

Try o sack of CRACKER MULE
FEED" It's the BEST.
Guaranteed Analysis;
Crude Protein, 10 per cent.
Crude Fat, $50 per cent.
Crude Fibre, ~ per cent.
Carbo. .Hydrates Starch u Sugar.,
SO per cent.
Made from Alfalfa, Corn, Oats, Oat
Meal, Mill v.Product tOat Shorts,
Oat Hulls and Oat Middlings), Barley,
Cotton Seed Meal and one half of one
per cent salt.
PICKENS BROS. CO.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Planet Jr. garden plows do
best work. Grass and weeds
90 under behind one. Sold
by Hardware-Lumber Co.

TO to the meeting at The court
house next FRIDAY afternoon. The
questions to he discussed are If prime
and vital impottance to every citizen,
L. e. B own, Jr., ct Eberezer,
transacted business in Lexington We'd
uesday,
A. PitchfOrd vert to CrugerWednes
day to see what the flost did to the
crops.
J Z Bowman and DR. A NJ D0tv
went to Yaaoo City yesterday morning
in response 20 message that Clal
borne ) Bowman was i'll and that an
operation for appendicitis might be
nece ssaryf
C. r. Dicken, ST.. Of Durant, visited
Yaaoo City yesterday.
NJ r. Gadberry of Black Hawk,
was in the city on business yesterday.
Prof. L T, Dickey has accepted the
principaIship of the Hattiebsure
schools.
J. B Evans has received repairs fol
the engine of his saw mill, which was
badly damaged some weeks ago by
some miscreauts removing some bolts
and screws from same
Masters Roy and Percy Brown went
to PickensSunday to visit their grand
parents Mr. and Mrs, klmball,
W. B File cher, of New Orleans,
spent Tuesday night in the city.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29
Home Breviitiies

Gb-asaauyse'

Miss Ophelia IneoId and Miss Ber
tha Sharpe of Liberty Chapel, visited
Lexington yesterday.
T. W. smith made trip to West.
field this morning
John A. Brown went to Jones Cross.
ing this morning.
q. 8. Beall. Jr., uf Durant, went 10
Howard this morning to investigate
crop conditions.
r. c. Barger and c. f. Reid yester.
day arrested Aaron Clark and Chaney
Hoilius, Doth colored, for the murder
of Dewitt Wood colored. on Honey
Island. II appears that Aaron Clark
on the 18th inst had given Dewitt
Wood q terrific beating, and he has
not been seen or heard of since, AL
though diligent search has been
made. This is the first case for our
county attorney TO handle since his up.
pointment.
G, A. Tate and daughters Mrs. NJ
IA. Mcclellan and Miss Pearl Tate,
were over from Bowling Green this
morning.
Call up j. Hs. Alexander Drug
Co. when YOU need anything in
their line. They aawass deliver
the goods.
NJ. D Ellington and j. A. william
son, of Bowling Green, are attending
he Confederate reunion at Mobile
J. ". McNeer was over from Bowl
ing Green Yesterday,
] r, Christmas, OF Ichula, ex-
changed greetings with friends ihLex'
ington yesterday
DR.. N, D. Kittrell, of Tolarvllle,
was noted In the city yesterday.
III. l. Smith, of Howard, was a
buiness visitor to Lexington.yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs A. P, Marlborough, Of
Richland were the guests of Lexing-
ton friends yesterday,
j. T. Tate, of Bowling Green, at.
tended the Confederate reunion at
Mobile this week
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Frazier and w.
l.. Cummeeus have joined the Le&ing'
ton Baptit church by letter and Mr..
and Mrs ". + GuIledge by pr( tession
nf faith
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

There is no cough medicine so popu
Jar as Folevs Honey and Tar. II nev
or fails TO cure coughs, colds, cronl
and bronchitis For sale by b. :
Beail
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

". T Hopson, of Eulogy, greeted
friends in the city Saturday
J. F. Euhauk and J. V. Waddell, of
Bowling Green, were noted on onr
busy marts saturday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1910-04-29

Miss Fannie Eggleston has returned
home from q visit at Carroltun and
other points
Mrs. Il. H Eakin returned Wednes.
day to her home in Yazoo county from
visit to her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
II. L, Terry at Acona.
Hon W. z. Tackett and W. B Lun.
DIV took a trip TO Goodman Wednesday.
R. D. Chisolm of ZeiglervilIe. at
tended to business in Lexington yes
teroay,
C. K. Reid went to Thornton yester
day on business for the sheriff,
Hugh Nichols went to Canton Tues
day to vote in the municipal election.
W. /, Hooker Is confined to his
room by illness, we ale sorry to learn.
AIexander's Ice Cream Par
sor has recently been fitted up
and made more attractive,
They cater to the best trade.
Remember the meeting at the court
house next Friday afternoon at three
O'Clock. Prevention of disease, SAM
tation and sewerage will he discussed
Harris Carter, of jackson, was il
the city on business the fore part OF
the week.
J A. Warner, of Acona, was noted
among the visitors to Lexington Wed
nesday,
H. W. harper, f Greenville, ha'
been in the city this week.
Mrs. VIM Eggleston visited friends
ut Tchula Monday
J. c. Bowman was over from Jen
kiusville Wednesday
Mrs. Mamie Meade left Tuesday OF
a visit to relatives and friends q
Clarksdsle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-10
ForgetfuI Bear Hunter.

Forgetfulness Of that vitality impor-
tant action when hunting bear-to re.
load your gun after you have fired
almost cost Ben WEIGH his life while
hunting near here. WEIGH and Farm
ham Call were together and WEIGH
wounded a large grizzly. The bear
turned and fed and the hunters Dur.
sued, until the bear stopped, turned
about and charged Welch.
WEIGH waited, until the bear. was
within ten feet of him, then took care
full aim and pulled the trigger. No ex
plosion .followed-he had forgotten to
reload his gun. In another instant
the bear would have been on WEIGH
had not well-aimed shot from Calls
gun struck the animal in the brain
and ended its life. The bear fell so
close TO Welch that his paw struck his
boots.-Altou Correspondence, Denver
Republican.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-10
Curious Mourning Custom.

curious mourning custom obtains
among central Australians, who. nj.
though representing, perhaps, the low.
est and most degraded type of human
De'hss. have managed to evolve a most
complex system of rites and ceremo.
MES, which governs almost every ac.
ton or their lives. When q husband
dies, the widow paints herself all over
win white pigment. and for the space
or year must not exhibit herself tn q
male member Of the tribe on pain NJ
ueath. For the rest of her life, unless
sne marries again. which is sometimes
allowed. she must not speak. but com.
municate with the other women nv
means of sign language consistinp
OF movements Of the hands and An.
gers which has been DEVELOPED by
'hese saVages 10 a marvellous extent.
ana by which their limited stock or
Ideas can be fully expressed.