The Vicksburg Herald from Vicksburg, Mississippi • Page 6

THE DAILY HERALS, M2SSISSIPPI" SATURDAY, MARCH 26, mt. 81 WANTED Ma. ss" 8:30 a n'b High Maan followed by Benediction of the Hk'ssed Sacrament nt 10 a.m. There will be no afternoon or evening services. WalnutStreef.Theatre SONG PROGRAMS FOR EASTER SERVICES KNK.n rs AT TIIIO PHIMlV TFRIAX tllUKII.

ALAMO TODAY ONLY Open at Noon ONE NIGHT ONL TUESDAY, MARCH 29TH ROOD. SL i AVIth Jack 'Smoke" Gray, Danny Huntnii, Joe Carroll am! l'ptj l'UlCFS, PIiih War Tux: Kntire Lower Floor, $2. Hows hi Ha ony, $1.50. Ha la nix1 or $1.00. hcrvc, Scats now on mile, JUCF nova YORK.

TO NLW Hurry K. Rice, the premier furniture dealer of Mississippi, leaves tonight for New York City, accompanied by his wif, where they will be Joined by their two sons, Hurry K. who In a Yale student, and Jack who is at Fxeier, New Hampshire After the Faster perio-d Mr. Rice will spend some time on the New York market selecting novelty household I i HAKKV F. 1UCI furniture, and house furnishings for Rico Company of Vicksburg, ana The Rice Furniture Compuny, or Jackson.

After finishing In New York City Mr. Rico will vis.t Grand Rap ids. Michigan, and Chicago, He great manufacturing centers for furniture will olacti fill in orders for sum- mer Bonus, also lan oiuna iui uii two stores. i 1 a While away. David Ric.

of Jack- srin. manager i ie canuai ciii 11 ess. will spend li is time between the wo stores, assisting Mr. city when possible. Herman In I his EN BOGA CIGARS AH Sizes JONES SMOKE HOUSE The Junior Auxiliary or Christ hurch will liiivc an Fasler fgg hunt on saitirnay iihtihmi "i lawn.

AdinlsHltiii to the egg hunt 10 cuts. mch-24-3t Screen Wire Doors and Win dows. Ice Cream Freezers and Wall Paper, Dishes and Kitchen Utensils. THE RACKET STORE i i KIX'OXl) CONTFST FOR GUN CXLU TltOPHH S. Members of" tile II111 City Gun Club i a were out in HiH iorco yesicru.iy an' rnoon to put or the second contest for club trophies class li, JJ and to contest for trophies uonateo by the American Trapshooting Asso- ciatoin.

Tho shooting was spirited from start to linish, the result snowing a- C. Robinson leading in tne amateur lass, breaking 48 out of 50; J. A- Minga was in second place with 46: 1 1. H. Austin being third, with 45 to his credit.

G. C. Sony was high professional breaking 40 out of 50. I'liu members of the club were de lighted to liiivu a large number of i dies out as spectators with two of the fair sex entering tho contests. Scores wire made as follows: JIARRV ft 1 I fr I i Prof.

Belarus orchestra of five pieces will be a special feature at the 10 o'clock Maws, tho members being Prof. Joseph Setaro, violin; Paul Marskano. violin; Vincent Ri Ran), violin; Joseph Messina, flute, and I inberto 'Hucci, clarinet. Following Is the program: Prelude Kyrie nioda Credo. Offertory Alr.

John SanctuR. Hcnedlctiif Agnus Ijei. The solos In the by Mesdiirties (Iran "Via Aquam' Olorza (iiolZil tliOIT. Coeli Battnian Hattman Hattman Mass will be sung Groome, Fisher Misses Atunilv O'Loary, ferty, nml Aluillgan; Messrs Piazza and John Raf For the benediction, following the solemn High Mass, Rcrnard Fisher will sing, Salutarls'' and the chorus will sing Hoex's "Tanturn Frgo." Miss Mm iid will preside at Ihi' organ. I pk Crawford Slret Mcthodls Mrs.

Oscar flladden. choir director of the Crawford Street Methodist church," and Mrs. II. Mounger Jon organist. will present the following beautiful musical program nt the 11 o'clock services: Prelude, organ and flute Mrs.

II Mounger Junes and C. K. Forshey. Hymn. Apostles' Creed.

Prayer; Anthem, "Shouts of Ash-ford. Psalm. Gloria Patri. New Testament Lesson. Offertory Solo "Christ is Kdward F.

Johnston Mrs. Oscar Gladden Sermon: "Will a Man Rob Hev. Robt. Sell.y Anthem, "King On, Faster Chimes Lorenz I ai dies' Chorus First Haptlst. 1 Harney ehtdr of llavis.

organist, and the the First Haptlst church will present the following program Prelude Processional. Hymn. Prayer, by Or. J. Massent (Ireenoe, pastor.

Scripture Reading. "Whispering Hope" (special request) Miss IIJI1L1 Griffin and Mr. C. Jones Offertory "Canzonetta" Orga n. Anthem "Christ is Sermon.

Hymn. Henediction. Postlude. Gounod Rryau Memorial Christian Church The services at Tiryan Memorial Christian Church will be-largely for the children. Miss Minnie Martin and other ladies have arranged a beautiful program for the Sunday school service at 10:15 n.m.

Willie May Pettway will be the solist. The service will bo conducted entirely by the At tha 'ljs o'clock service the feature if tho'fwmg program will he the chorus "1'raltn Ye tho Father," with Mrs, Walter Kennedy at the piano. Several beautiful Faster hymns will also be sung. Rev. C.

C. Thompson will preach. Knights Templar Service The annual Faster observance of Magnolia Coinmandery, Knights Templar, will he. held nt the Presbyterian church at 7:30 o'clock with Rev. A.

M. Ayres, prelate, and Sir Knight George W. Crock organist. Mrs. L.

H. Amis, choir director, has arranged the following program: Organ prelude, Processlona 1, Soldier" Anthem, "Tho "Meditation" Rrcwor "Onward Christian Sullivan Resurrection" SchickeS- Ten Thousand An- Mason Hymn Hark, Solo, "The Kvcrlasling Hills" Nevin Mr. Will Tucker Hvmn, "Guide Me, Thou Great Jehovah" Hastings Postlude, "priests' March from At- Indications Point In a -Record Attend, mice Tomorrow nt Fiery Church III the City. Faster services in all tho local churches, always sublime and beau tiful, will be immeasurably enhanced by the soul-Inspiring music and song programs arranged by the choir di rectors. Orealer interest has been inn nifestPd than usual In the Faster services tins year and tne vernal in vitations to attend exetnded by memT bers the respective churches to their friends who have not been constant In their attendance will prove more fruitful tomorrow.

This statement is predicated." on remarks mad4 citizens in the last few days. At the Church of the Holy Trinity, Key. J. Johnes, rector, the Faster 1 lay services will be as follows: 7:30 n.m. Holy Communion.

a.m. Sunday School. 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, Uoly in union. Sermon.

The following musical program will rendered: The following numbers will be ren dered at the 11 o'clock service Faster day, under tho direction of Walter" llilihmise, choirmaster andorganist: Prelude Mascagnla Processional Hymn lt! Christ Our Passover Schnecker Salter N'evin To Deum In lubilate in flat Anthem, "Lord of Christ tho Lord is Risen' Of fertorium Anthem, "Ye Choirs Smart of New Jerusalem" Communion Service Recessional, "At the Lamb's High Hymnal Feast We Sing" 00 p.m. Children's Faster Carol Service. At this service, tho children are In bring their Faster Foxes for presentation. These exercises will be in chargo of the Superintendent, Wal- er T. Williams, assisted by the Recur.

A cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend these services. hrist Church. Miss Jessie Warner, organist and hoir leader of Christ Church, has rrn ngeii the followirr -rrrrrf rain: Prelude, "Allegretto" Processional (lade "Worgan" Reado Harrett Tiarllett Reiter Mosenthal of Living lloimer Christ Our Passover' Oloria Patrl. No. 1..

Horia Patrl, No. 2.. iloria Patrl, No. 3.. Te Ileum lubilate leo Anthem, "On Wings Light" nthem, "Why Seek Ye the Llvi.hR Among the Head?" lleinrlch Rogers Windsor" Ratiste Kyrie, (Iloria Tibl, Sanctus.

(Iloria In Kxoelsis Recessional, "St. C.enrge's Postlude, "Ant iphone" At St. Paul's Tomorrow, Faster Sunday, has been designated by the Vicksburg Council Knights of Columbus, as the day on which its entire membership shall iral-f its Faster Huly. The Knights will meet nt th 'lr hull, corner Washington and Veto streets at on tomorrow morning and from there will march to the S. Paul's Catholic where the' In a.

body will attend the early mass at 7 o'clock and receive Holy Communion. The Knights of Columbus will occupy the pews in the center sisle. Rev. Father .1. M.

Prendergast, rector of St. Paul's Catholic Church, will be the celebrant of the mass and will also deliver the sermon. Confessions will be heard this afternoon from 3 to fi o'clock and tonight from 7 o'clock until all are heard. Those sending flowers to decorate the altars are requested t0 nivethem at the church this afternoon by 2 o'clock. Services at the church tomorrow will be Low Mass 7 a.m.

Children's WANTED We aro in the market for whippoorwlll ami mixed clay pons In any quantity. Doha Produce 1320 Mulberry street, Vicksburg, march 19-flt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES hcsinkss watches Selld JIONtill guarantee. Baroniie Ol'rOKTl'N'n Men Wined within reason, fur list ml money-back Chas. Schneider, 245 New Orleans, I march' 2rt-t lfgion mixstrllk. Com mil lei's Hold Intcriwling ami Promise Silenlil Fcrloriimmt1.

A meeting of the various comm.it-ees of Allein Post, American Legion, who are working on the American Minstrels to be given at tho Walnut Street Theatre on Friday nitrht. Anril 8th was held last even- hit; at 6:30 o'clock at the city hall. There was a. large attendance and the reports received from each of the committees showed that every member of the Post Is exerting his best ef forts to make tho performance a grand success. Aubrey J.

Smith, under whose personal supervision the minsfrtl is being staged, reported the company Will number twenty-five men and the Hongs and the jokes used In the fits! part are ail new. while in the after part or olio, brand sketches will be presented. There will bo nothing old about the performance. riorian Yosle, of the ticket committee, and "I'ote" Henderson of tho program committee, both made good reports for their respective committees. Hdsvard Hulls, chairman of the publicity committee, stated he and his committee have been very active and have outlined a publicity campaign which will let those within a hundred miles of Vicksburg know about tho American Legion Minstrels.

With such reports the members of the Allein Host firmly believes the performance I i I fciven to a capacity house on Friday night, April Xth. There are two kinds of Ice Cream. "Thee" Soda Grill Custard Chocolate, Fresh Strawberry and the others. Take a box home. xfgro chickf.x shot I'loniiiiciil lliens Were WiHcliing, Hut Colored baiil'fcur Hrougbl Him Down.

Moses Howman, a negro chicken thief, who was plying his nefarious trade in the chicken house of Percy Cowan, P. M. Harding, rrank 11. An-ilrevvs, and other citizens, is in the hospital, as the result of having stopped a charge of birdshot fired from a shotgun in the hands of Harrison Williams, colored chauffeur for Mr. Cow.

in. He was after Mr. Cowan's chickens at 2: no o'clock yesterday morning, when he xlnpped the hot lead pellets. The above named citizens had been missing chickens for some time. Just a few days nfco, tho chauffeur saw come out of the chicken house early In the morning, and ac costed him, but the negro gave a plausible excuse, walking away empty handed.

On investigation, the chaul- ftier found a sack of live chickens miller a pile of straw. The citizens and the chauffeur were standing watch for the thief. Mr. Cowan had a revolver; his chauffeur a shotgun. The thief saw chauf- fuer and started to run, when the latter pulled down on him ami filled him with birdshot.

Howman was taken to the station house and then to Ihi' hospital. The night watch has nut been abandoned and if any one attempts to emulate the example set by Howman, the entire program of yrsterday morning will be presented, the only change being in heavier shot in the cartridges. Pre-war prices oi Paints and Roofing. FELD BROS. CO.

Uvte Street. Phone 105 I nut iiicclhig competition Is gas and oil, with ti visible tank. You can see what you get all Hint1. Scrbe day mid night. niarch I5CH HAZSIXSKY.

Take your noon day dinner at the National Park Hotel. The best of service and the price is 75 cents. Dinner served from 11:30 a. m. to 2:30 p.

ni. WANTED First-class stenographer; none other need apply. Apply care Herald. AT HI.IOC TODAY Anna I). and I.

.1 I lit Their Rest. In "The Luck of thev Irish." tin film version of Harold ac ra I novel, which conns to Hie liijou Theatre today, Allan Dwan has preHenle.l a tale of love and dveniure whim reminds one of the great love st i of day of old. The characters are drawn true to life, with the usual llwanistie attention to detail. Jain Kirk wood asi William the young plumber who tours the world after Inheriting a fortune, is at hi. best and considers it the best screen work lie has done.

The part ollows: him to display his histrionic ability and physical prowess. Anna Q. Nil-sen, as Ruth Warren, the is the typo (if girl we want our sisleis and our sweetheart to be sweet, denime, courageous and loval. Bathing Suits at Henry N. Levy Co.

Dorothy Gish '1JTTTLE lMISS REBELLION' 4 Storm of Kxoitement accompanied by Gabs of Laughter! I Also mi it i l' in -ox TIIK and Oilier ulls. Tomorrow i Louise Glaum "THE LEOPARD WOMAN" Thp story of great hmgim; in a 'Oman's heart ami tin1 great desire in a man's brain. MONDAY Al 'ITHSDAY "liAin IIDOl H.ll King's i ciii.if l.ahlo motion picture. J- SALXGFR'S BIJOU TODAY Harold Mai-Gralli's Thrilling and Alisorhiiig Story "THE LUCK OF THE IRISH" Adapted for Hit' StTieii by Al-, Ian IHvan with other at-cessory mills. -TOMORROW SHI III.

I A' MA- sox. in -Tin; giri, or my i i uwnuii iiw i iiim rw 'wrvwmt i LOST lOST On Washington street car: lady's purse containing a $20 bill and watch; engraved on back and "1-3 to .1 A in.si.le of case. Reward if returned to IP'i-iM office, i WANTED POSITION WANTED POSITION' For any kind office work, Including bookkeeping? care Herald. march 25-Ct FOR RENT FOIl RRNT--400 in two pastures adjoining; running water anil dipping vat; 8 miles east of Vicksburg. Or.

K. R. Cook, li.ivina. Miss. Phone 13S3-M.

marcli 24 FOR HKNT Store, corner Washington and drove street. Apply to Basil C. Bonelli. agents. march 23-tf 1 FOR RENT Store and two basements formerly occupied by Work-em Co-Operative Store.

Possession given Feb. 1st Apply W. H. Miller. Jan.

30-tf TOR SALE It SALK Soda l'hone 5SS. water fountain, mch-2G-l FOR HALF Flectric air compressor and' other garage cipUpmont; in good condition. Apply "II." care Herald. march 25-31 FOR 1011 Washington street. Apply to Basil C.

liolielli, agent. march 23-tf FOR SALK Tomato plants 5t)o per hundred, $4.00 pi thousand. Flume or write C'lydo Hankhead, Motor tfriute A. Phone 34H7. mll20 tit FOR SAIjK One five room cottage nil m.nleiVi conveniences.

Lot 80s 150. Very reasonable. Telephone 17G9. mvhl3 FOR SALE Klegant 6-room cottage on car line; two acres goad land; large orchard, garden, Mc; boiis alone worth over $5. Out).

Whole for monthly payments. Fine 8-room house, fiy acres, barn, garage, etc; 1-4 ruile" car line; high elevation; bargain for terms. Good 4-room cottage on car line. terms. Fifteen acres best land, two miles city; 7-room house oh novaculile road, will sell more land if desired; easy terms.

Modern 10-room house, Washington large level lot; bargain at $0,250. Sewral farm and suburban propositions FRANK J. Horn a 314, Merchants Ruihling. 16fl Hank First ThrtJ Coloreu Rj Walnut St. Theatrd LAST TWO TIM KS Matinee 3 Mght "CUNNING" TIIK MAX WHO KXOWS 1 r- 4 PERSONAL ft Martin Luckett of Memphis, here to spend Faster with relativi Harry Fvans, of Baton Rouge, here to spend Faster with relatives Mrs.

C. R. Tireckenridge, of New ton, is in the city, a guest at I Carroll hotel. J. J.

Rradfield left for the Delta 1 nigh on Important business for Arm the Hector provision Co. Mrs. II. K. Pollard, who waa bill by a pet dog last Sunday, la takl the Pasteur treatment In Miss Dorothy Amis left Thursd to attend the wedding of her broth Lieut.

Noel Amis, avalatlon U. S. which takes place this i ternoon. Mike Morrissey will arrive tomi row night from Jefferson College Convent, to spend a few dn with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Morrissey. M. J. Mulvlhlll, Republican tlnnal committeeman 'of this eta who has been in Washington for past month, will return home tl morning.

Leo L. Fisher, who is engaged tho cotton business in New Orleai arrived yesterday to spend tlfe.Kasi holidays with his parents, Mr. a Mrs. Frank J. Fisher.

Cut This Out It Is Worth 'Mom Cut out this slip, enclose with and mail it to Foley 28 Sheffield Chicago, 111., writ! your name and address clearly. will receive Jn return a trial packa containing Foley's Honey and, Compound for coughs, colds a croup; Foley Kdney Pills for pal in Rides and back: rheumatism, bac ache, kidney and bladder ailmeni and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whol Rome and thoroughly cleansing thartic for constipation, biliousne; headaches, and sluggish bowe Jones Drug Co. no 3 tn thurs sat Adv. CITY ITEMS. iiiiriiai Ray Lum will conduct an sale of horses and mules at Fayettf Three candidates wcro lnltidt Inst nleht at tho meeting of Acac Chapter, Order of tha Eastern Star.

Vicksburg Chapter No. 3. R. put several candidates throui tho ropes last night. Charles Kutte anil Joset Gerachi, two well known and popul young tlrugglsts or mis city, na opened the People's Drug and Bei Store at 113 Washington street.

The closing exercises of tho cou tv colored schools will be held tod: at 12:30 p. in tho Jackson Stre Baptist church. Pror. J. H.

cuiki county superintendent ot educatlo will deliver the address. Clay Fheraril Is addressing Info matlon cards to the members of tl First Presbyterian church who are act as enumerators for the rellgio' census which is to be taken, Sunda April 3rd. Fvery new ndnilnlstration no 'soo er gets in than it begins to deveb "targets." First Presbyterian Church SUNDAY SERVICES 1 1 a.m. The Resurrection Jesus Christ a4 Fact. 7:30 p.m.

The Resurrectic of Jesus Christ an Inspiration. The Knight Templars and Eas em Star will attend in a body. 11 DOROTHY GISH MAUF mmT AS CHILI) IX "MFLLKR" Black mustached vllllans held no terrors for Dorothy Gish, the peppery screen comedienne, even whn her years numbered only eight. At t'tat te ago MJhs 'lini m.ida Ffagp dbut In an -i celled "Her Fint Fai' Etep," w.f.h hei elder sister Lliliy.n. moth- trnveled a.lon tl 'e to ftlse steps were taken Vt on tne stage.

Three years later, Mary Pickford, a neighbor, took th two C'rh girls to watch her make motion pictures uruti. 1). W. Griffith. Miry 'iticduced her two girl frlenda to Mr.

Griffith. The result was their entrance into pictures and Dorotty Girth's meteoric rise to stardom hir hit in the solo comedy role in Griffith's "Hearts of the AVortJ Since that time Dorothy has been glaudi. ning the hearts of screen fans wth her novel brand of lively Her latest laugh Test is a picture called "Little Miss Rebellion," vi'th will bo shown at tho Alamo Thenfo to lay. Its all about a grand duchtss v'io fc.1 in love with young American (rd, after traitors upset her lit! In kingdom, fled to America it nil became a flapjack Juggler in a New York ris'aurant. The picture Is quite humorou With Mutt and JelT In "On tl Hip." Tomorrow Louiso Glaum in "The Leopard Woman." SOMK ADVKHTISIXG A Greenwood grocer advertises eggs, under tho cuption of "KXTRAS FOR CASH," among other high pric ed articles of food, at 28 cents a doz en.

Vicksburg eggs are advertised, at 20 cents per dozen and no (puestions asked about ciish, if your credit Is good. For merchandise it, rvery line, Vicksburg is the cheapest market in tho south, and the' buying public In and outside of this city, in Louisiana and Mississippi aro beginning to realize it, as the territory Is growing and expanding, as' buyers are being educated by advertisers, who are constantly informing the public on the subject of full values every dollar spent with Vicksburg merchants. Mail order houses get less patron age out of Vicksburg Iran any place if Its size in the country, and usually no second order Is ever received, as the lirst one satisfies) tho buyer tnat the home merchant Is the real one to get lhA best values from, and if anything is to be adjusted it can be easily done at home, which adds) to the pleasure of buying at home, and patronizing the merchants whom you know. bt6 is a prescription for tolas, fever and LaGrippe. It's the most speedy remedy we know.

XFIL O'lJRH'X MIXSTRKLS. Fach succeeding year proves the nonularitv of the Neil O'Brien Min strels, now on its ninth annual tour fd scheduled to appear at the Wal nut Street Theatre on Tuesday night, iirch 29th. It 1st promised that every bit of tho program will be entirely now and that there will be nov elty enough to please the most exacting. There will be an entirely new ufaire setting for the first part, ell as new settings for the three ew feature acts that Mr. O'Brien has written for the second part of the program.

The first entails the services of a large number of expert comedians and a coterie of vocalists who have been especially selected to lend distinction to the performance. The list of comedians include Peter Det-zel, Joe Carroll, Danny Duncan, Jack "Smoke" Gray, Major Nowek, Fred Miller Bobby Gossans, Roy Allen, Hobby Hwyer, Henry Maher, Louis Tracy aftd Frank Mack. The names of J. Lester Haberkorn, Joseph White, Dan Marshall, Lea Laird, Chas. Wright, Walter Sherwood, A.

C. Duckel" O'Jluuim, Titge, Herbert Ginn, Alexander Kean go to make up the list of vocalists. Seats on sale now. Ql I CITY HAD A GOOD Till I. The Queen City, operating between Cincinnati and New Orleans, passed down last night on her second trip In this trade.

She arrived hero at ten o'clock, discharged 700 cases of soap and other" miscellaneous freight for local merchants, and left at eleven o'clock. The boat had 75 passengers, who are making the round trip from Cincinnati, and three passengers boar-Jed her at this port. They were Mr. and Mrs. E.

Meyers and Mri. V. G. Robinson. 666 will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneumoaia.

Shot at Rroke Robinson 50 48 Minga 50 40 Sony 50 4fl Austin 50 45 G. Warner 50 44 nurnett 50 44 Foil us 50 44 Williams 50 44 Fd wards 50 43 Craig 50 43 Kahn 50 43 Crook 50 42 RradlleU, Jack 50 41 Hradlield, J. .1 50 39 Hemingway. Sr. 50 38 Raworth 50 36 Fountain 50 32 Wade 50 31 Smith 50 28 Shannon 50 22 Miss Murphy 50 22 Mrs.

Fellus 50 19 -t i (, 1 stO' MlHBlMlppl'- Gwteet i I One Price tO All Department BUr I I DRYCOODSNCOMPANV I To Be In The Easter Parade Sunday! VISIT- Our GLOVE Section for Cenlemcrri. Kayser and Perrins GloVCS. -Our VEILING Section for Van Raalle Vcik -Our HOSIERY Section for' Ladies' and ChiUcnY Phoenix I lose. -Our SHOE Section for Geo. W.

Baker's Fine Shoes. Our Millinery Section for Gage, Pliipps. Burgcsser. I hits. -Our READY-TO-WEAR Section for Taffeta Dresses and Tricotine Suits.

--Our NOVELTY Section for the Litest Dress A. C. Robinson wins Class American but as the classes for trophy donated by the Tra pshonting A ssoeiat ion, Association figures out tho tho other contestants the names of the winners cannot be given. The leaders for the Gun Club class trohpies are as follows: Class A. J.

A. Minga, 94; ClassR H. H. Austin, 91; Class But Kahn and Jack Hradlield tied, with S2 each. Class 1 Ph.

S. Craig, 78. Long runs were made by the fol lowing: ,7. A. Minga, 29; Glover Warner.

25; A. C. 39; II. III. Austin, 25; (I.

Seay 34. la tinted thn.t a good many regulars of the 1920 season have so far fuiled to show up for the contests, but the attendance is expected to bo larger next Friday, when the third contest will bo held. BUY VICKSBURG GROWN FLOWERS Cut Easter Lillies, Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Lillies of the Valley; also Potted Easter Lilies. Mrs. E.

Birdsong, phone 743. Leave orders at Wright Bros. HOG CHOLF.KA IN COUX l'V. Chas. Sarrett, a prominent irmer of near Redbono, was ia city yesterday and rtal-d killed a couple of hogs on account of hog cholera, and vaccinated scvonty,.