7ii iiiier upcity, they do* so, also »lo would be io throng?)cuios to nnvo any pan m twnuu-niy painted hereafter, they will prob ably consult a felmale persuasor ro clo the job as they are slightly more »artistic, to say the least.it what we [jiise to do the Tampa this place, or, but, as ? must not•want to letir promises,ing up withill be ready time comes.Iwas receiveYOUNG BOY WINS HONOR.Is Awarded Prize For Drawing InLargo Instituteo get in the r sale cheap mplete, with and shingle r. Address fills* Ga.tf.IDThe -following from the Cairo Mesenger in regard to the work of Master Edgar Burts, a grandson of Mr. Robert H. Harris, formerly of this city, will be road with interest. Extracts from the remarks of theCairo paper state:Little Edgar Burts, the so* of Mrs, Mamie Burts and grandson of Dr. R. H. Harris has been highly 'hon-ored, in a very remarkable way. A week or two ago without consulting anyone, he made a pencil drawing, on letter paper, of an engraving in an advertisement and sent It toilSTERl the establishment advertised. “T!It?er Oppor-Dollari ool.illy.)of the Pub-J. Miller, of Bduca-►flSce of the imes-Enter-it two* da^s, *ds to theCorrespondence Institute of Ameri-eca,” Scranton, Pa. Only a few days later he received letters from both the “Manager'' and “Art Director'1 of the instituoin;—extracts from each of which we publish, forthe encouragement of other children. Master Edgar is only olevn years old; although judging by their letters, the officials evidently imagine that he is a youug man.Y. M. C. A. Meeting Sunday.fi There v/ill be a Mass Meeting atable to getme to writ today.i i44 i‘The d of guilty i violated t.hlt;mitted thatIons of bla claimed heJudge recently he trict of th neighbors i that he, wa goods and i putation wj considered that section posi-te side to rent for down in th' a large swa ed to plant “‘The de was fined 1he. v thought he was pen“ ‘From i will readily a misrepres“ ‘Your“The liejknow, dies 'nals, partici as the Telegbolster the cital of fac and punishi