davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

iite ON OF femme isin. Dssn LAB os taae al . oroet, oa iaa
oil ri iytit RaitaniURc. @9en bpao or bette MN Ibetop e
- "Sa hpao CT ositt paa utu Staal2" ingoe Sobnnp, Der
nj, ligsom aItiO, bdip I'm IRopsr. "1ette or at Suits
rptfc! - '2ttie o9iaa! % Der or ct uneer min Salcrten,
% Ct uneer bin ogiaa; f Der melem GurteDbsnsne or Der
S~s!upeuge, % Der Snttertoppen Iisser Tn 9antsRon.
6UoE ban bar bait la!et op OF sicre, mems ri par nsbe- %
Ui, JON pr banss for, ban itulOe hiaIs fra os," iasbe ben
soos IRE. glptbs mea EaOrer C,nens. - "San mna bare
urrtt en- GussI, uosu at nj bar fori,aaet bet. 'gaer en-
iortGbt 6grhe', mcutc 9Obnng; "uu fan ri frar Hptte til
ct bsort 0us, fan ri ite gRobr?"
gtGite a2or9eu Tom agenisn, lom inStrapebe Ulaaneoss
Ieten. 9an iagoe benz, al be MATTE flDtte no ltrar, oa 6ls
Jet ltnIOs iuIoitRnoiSt ~ombpsges. Zoe, IRIS. glptbe, og
Ceres Son itaE fgtte ben ben @o. /, - Street. 9eHa,
bsOeu Der itaar Icois for Dem. Os Der or suittsrin9 for ct
Mars betuIt Sus.eie iom geoerIas for ben gtnn, Deres Sen
5auos tegnst for bette 6uS's Smbp8niue." Gntsn bIep upe
al fig isIu at GIGoe oS OUcrralteIie, os a8enten matte for.
Hare, at ben sanIe mlano. iom iaaur baube uaret beres
giGft, ban eieOs 9uiet og par foot Der. 9 9amIe Gage baups
DC met auleeoe 6ouuIir boet Der Gaosn; bper GIANTS
siUinsssGug git Den @amIe sieHusm ben for at fe fit oamle
Jsoeltso, OF altio par ban penot tilbaee fra benue fin Gan.
bring ueo tungt SinO; men igoaraftes leuOte ban Dub sfter
mig iOr at siUc mig en- i~daOau SeiteO, iom ies M bar siuet
Gem; ban iputes at rare ristis soot Sumsr og IpttsIis
oper beure nps Soe."
3 i'm npe ~gstusmmeIisbec trai Sobnnp % bans Wuber
fin sau,e getsuot ira 0assn iiorpsieu.
IS er gumnteIOa9ie 5OIf, MRS. glptBs", iasbe ban; %
TANNER GOer life for at IRie en- BON tlburbs; min Mooer
pIssps Osiaa aItio at fremlse en- Ssu ueo SplIeburoet, GA
Oere5 S0n or ben bOfigite lille Gut, ies bar mOpt paa uloria
iaa IGuse. Seq nil iOrse fOr bans 0pbraselie, buis De til.
laoer mig" S9 Der par en- 9ienfbis @laoe, flor ppsr oQe
Dtaaosr. "gItins tiensr benz til Ssbite, iom Sanobeo
efsr CUB, iasoe ben IpttsIiss TsOosr meO Carer fine
Ene.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
B. DEBORAH. IOWA.

SEQ Ian uotale ON SpmaIiineu "S,nsv,p
nea," at bet life er operOrepent, bpao be.
ltaar anbetallHgcrne Iipr oeu. Zen er min
laa SOP lom noseu 300 Dollars N{o,tins
JTa9' Sl.ho Sbeooor 9psaaro, gleis
9tti M'ertn9 ON SnmaTiinen SSuspfu.
heh e. al Den ! eubper Senisenoe er ion
GOO, lom mon Ian prite ia en- gPoi,ire
SSIaaien Slso S2;l5. ansmn SobnSpn,
Snnialiiren 'Sispsnreu. F." iom IL, m,ht,,
! aedI HRaaneo, CT oper al lprnsg,r;no ~
tnlei laa 600. ON lite bcere eno le AZ ssnss,
90 collars aiaillnrr, ipm Gasnterns rs;;s,
riinot os iRlser. Graaten por an Esn.as
Sen %fnton, stnie Grove, Wsbro,to.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Spoaeri.

Yaa en- Gaaro / sbre Sure
SDofpn bar alles Sinh inotl for 81
par Sa9e iioen paret itertt pptaoet al
Ct formentligt Spseeri.
Sm Iftenen % on Natteu Bier
Spre og 8inouer lutfeoe pp "a i, lioe.
ION Der flpttebes pmtrino meb GUS.
gerdno og andre Eager paa uforflar.
Zig BIS. Gfterbuanoen tpa uppIenet
til. Den enc 8ieritdno blep borte ef.
ter ben anoen, for 9aaroens Qioer
blep en- Del &ipler tlippeoe itu "a SOD
totet Itaaret / Stptfer. Men sci bar
bog 'Grltg / &oitaloen, bet bar calf
rat. Sjerene blep ilupne los ON Idt.
ten eller itoo ON Morgenen meo lam.
merbunpne Sen eQer meo ct Spmme.
tortl9oe faitbunbet peo SoIen. Gr
Wtorgen families en- al Salpene enopo.
ida ifert en- lllotrpie.
Stliiolt blep bet boa Se6oerne 70,
bro9et, politiet blsp. bentet, Der afboIo.
tes 6orber, og enbsIia lptteoes BET al
lsie 8odoen, ibet bet ben enc al 8oor.
oens bigger tiIitoO, at bet bar benoe
Der bdpoe a9erst SpsgelIe, liaeiom bun
ttIitoo ogiaa at hdpe en- Del anbrs
Spnoer pad i'm Samoitigbeo. Saa.
lsoes tilltoo bun at BABE itiaolet
nosle SOloiteer iioite 9inter, for bril-.
tet Spperi en- anben 9ige, iii. T;Spns
lib" langere 5io iao arreIteret ION
mist9ntt. Selpiteerre bapoe bun ia
itet ! Srpnben, os be fanotes oaiaa pep
Gfteripgningen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
upaiitn:
salirbb. 29Ss 1ttubcr 1895

Y WAY ElNs <JpE lltIbki 1870 80 49,
3. .. 8leasH aasierer.
I fcrbinoslie meo oeuns &appo:t fan pps
lgics, of Der forrige glar iuOtOm ptO 5:rtiss
ruOs glsOer / Gre $8,242.0l % for StalOeT
og qamiettsr S2y3l7.88, iamt @aOtr rHp'
ieuOt oireite iii &asierercn $666.02; %ttliarls
men $l1,225.9l Get belle gruttO: Sclsb,
iom CT ~iuoiantlet til Santbulmisfontu foen
Strcisruo fem til amerita, er ultida ON.
firing $4,000.
Qroiesior Gfte6al % Qaitor SOFTER pal8s
ties til at rebioere 9osiererens %Gegnitaber.
@alg paa GmbeosmGno f~orctogt. meo isls
osnoe HeiaItut:
GiI 6ormanO oienoulstes qaitor q. 6.
Qetericn, til @iceiormano Quior Wl. s.
8iertieu, % til SetretGr % &asiersr 5.
8. Slesen.
Stl &eo0ttpr for aSantbuImisFcnGrcn
ralgteS q. q. Qsterisu.
Oct bIeO Oplpit, at "SantbalmisfonRren"
ollereOe bar omtrins 1900 abonuenter,
geiluttet, at be SautbaItomitcmtolems
msr, iOm Dor i minneapolis, uogisr Ell
6retutiutomitc.
9siluttet, at btune Grstutiptomrtt pros
ner alt, iom Deorbrer Grpeoitioneu al
"Sautbalmisf onGrsu."
Qaitor 9ultens blep anmoOst ON at ifri0e
ell 9enoenOelie iii 4reiter, WentgbeOer %
apinoctoreninger ON Santbulmisfontn.
vi andre 8eilutninger, iom peotosss, fan
nGone5 en- geilutuing ON ~ ieuoe "Suntbals
m~ishonRren" % ct Set Santbolmisiionss
biaeoer frit til ule, iom uuoerbOlOer en-
inofsot MisiouGr sler Misfcnstpinoe,
iamt ell Seilutniug ON at ienpe "Santbul.
m]tsionGren" frit til ale &OinOsfOreHiuger,
JON inbienoer S~e0irriu9 OerOm til Santbals
tOmiteeus SetretGr.
6orretninasmsOet iluttepes meo gpn of
Paitor Sulteug.
0m aftenen bOlotes Misiionsfef i Grcs
foloisbeostirteu. On flor GprIamling bapOe
~inpiunoet fig.
Naitor $9ultens prGbitsoe o6er Sui. l3,
22-2O. iQoftor u. g. 9etericn lagbe fpr;
iamlin9en paa Sisrts Seiu Orb / Sob. 95:
'AieOens leo er / @erOsn, er ics 9erOeu3
QDs."
&osiercren gao upele SplDsninoer ON
~SnOiamlinger til Santbalmisfonen unoer
Sfreisruos Spbolo / amsrita o. braqtc en-
9tllen ira Mi3FonGr 9Grreien, fra burm Der
lIetop bar antommet ct 9rep, boori ban fem
Der fin oormete Sat for al Den aiGrliobeo
ION Wtsfonsoennerne bar bepijt Strtisrlo,
% Tor al ben Sirlp, be bar pOet Misiionen,
lonlt beoer B~ierteli9 ON, at 9cnnerne MI moo
itaa fat | fin &iGrligbeO til Sant6almisio.
men, ligeiom MisiionGrerne oernoe bill itoo
iolt | 6Orbgn for be ameritanite Santbols
lnisioasoenuer.
StiiIut talte QaitOr IN. 4. Giertien ON.
bporlsoes arbeioet for SantbalmisiOnen Be.
gDnote Borrower og rGpnte GmisiUr 8. BOT.
telien ION ben, Der fsrit tos ia al Sooen ga
ut en- &omtte organiierst, og iom Ocrfpr osp
aarsmeoet minOes meo Rirrligbeo.
Yiaa ben flare @uo, ION btOtil iao rioe.
Zig bar oeliiguct Santbalmisfunen, poIao
iremOeles ~oelf8ne ben til 6relie for manoc
@ortn9eiirle! San peotienoe ia ooiaa bet
arbetOe, iom ber / gnerita shores for Oeane
Miisiou! y. &. 8Itorr
Gdntbaltomiteens SetrctCr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Set or III CT Miaaneo, iioen lea mpotol
Spnlalttlen "%@nspenueu," og ri bar prpptI
Gen. Min Snitrn Tiger, at ben arbeioer no
nlGrfet, % pi or pelttlireos meo ben. 6raAt
Si25. Stpert y. Siaa, slbercrousSiS
Snrialiuiet ~9lspennen," Ioni lea erboIo!
loth &rGmIe rieo "Iecorab.9piien" / SnlL
Ian lse9 irnat anbelale. 5rasieu so Gents.
@lsconiin.
zen montague S%nmaftine ~Suspeunen" e.
aue Mtdaoer I'll Dor Illireosbeo, hporipr pi
IAN a%nbelaIe Den iii ollie. Wit SerHa %
afgaroeloe or mutt iprarbeibet oa imuit 20.
ietei' Sta er en- lrnb for ct GUS. 5rnstsG
. een'A ". Sarfon, Clinton, Scpd.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

sSususuneng fm Fnoes aTbabe Dr er en- nooerns bSarntt Maitne ssr Hgt
uaneube gRopel Jon New Home" epmaTneL mo Sde5neie at ale oeunrs Gos rs
uoeluHeut al ole oens onmiae GqeIabr. Ser r til gafdnens soe G9enfabsr isa
mango ne 5orteorm8er, in HOOpenlgUs naa gre ben ii m Watas az fwHe Sd5.
On at De fsrhe Sorods % im r tast er "New Home" gnftnen er ben at Zen
eper ct Positive Feed, ibt Der lite bebpues HoBea 6cr euer spring Tor at taa NtotRs
til at baos On nn@u beiog 6orbeortnJ ion mart pl blue paaflpnnef az enbpa5
fm benpher Gpmdtneh sr feed, Der T iaahoes orfrmret at ben Tan b9pes % iRnhs
uo Sap f Ell Tnpe Suortuiua, uben at tomne Seroreie mo the feed dog. Zen
gamte gnne at r0aer eaus Sus5 aRantne pal, oeo SiRlp al StrueT im tathoN
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar auO mcbfcrt Granddaughter tbt belon bet tile bo
fpretast m0 Gpa9tgGb, pubs the feed dog mhn rawms 6r' eHr 8asfoen al Haar
phosu euer. psa puDe the feed bue ujGUH.
Ser or trugt me9en Smbu ob SOufraticnsn az "SusceHnen", % tim gfatrtae az
t2ne Shas er bepen anpmot GpnfrutHpnu er fwpeJ % Stpterne er fa % ON.
bpg8i9t ttussoe q Of beOfe 8uGhtrt MtaNnen arbdper brior let % nafsn l1opt
gaaebaueH er rub neO Ge9napr2cet Qdjustable bearings pallet mso Silt
bullet gpr mere eo ahmiuoehg SHobareb, p9 buorpeo Raalebarren btoer rnno Till
lGu3ee lii at arbeioe uOn die uon at lneS Nar Stpturn gr fobt Nnnen rs
eeunen &eHeh r Gcerraaoen Hap bullet 9gr at ben alorg ian br9Hes. gatunn
rGOr fig fp baabs pOrs O8 nsore GraaH, % abeOer automatic ubeH Senipn I'll let
sMr. part grio.
"Suspenueu" bn9sr bpbbet 5rnnb % lar lock stitch. Itn ge 9rado iees Fe
fra SpcRn ubn at trQns srnnem ct eaer Here 5uaet for ben naar &aaeetst St)tha
trUMr fig iIO; ben fan traces iaRgfe % RE at pWaa. Auuku or selfaAdng, % tan
otaa life iGhe8 ftagiI
gsa Lwt s.na trG!ss Gsas IEaaSe ian ammsA % nns. 1otsn Of 1eMt "a
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

'Spsrennen" fer got no. ps r elegant fnapI ueo Smnu Ill Errarbeeet Tom I'll
WnNanoeene MofHeus 6pbtpHe CT net let bnanoergt oa i8eiO0eie at enbper ttHt
borbeorn8 pa bette Gmraaoe Set unpmmt Gr9 s at beofc SefaHnbeo os mum
lrareeoe. Gatfunan W uOimntnr9rn c al fgne Stang Son8Nnlst % OILS ee
eante 2ae taRaltnen or mutt pnret og uftLphtrreoG buorpeo be flar ct net o3 inn5'
iWot uSIrnbe. 9rrmatTart e enn Black Walnut eMr antique Oak, eHer Sts
French Walnut Panels % rNt fOrfpret meo Nickel Trimmings Suroene CT lnwpt
AZ oef9rrt Era, inmneaht al Z forfaM9e sag boorueO man bar rpuaaet fprreS tpre
% forbtnhrf at erect fan Naa ig gahnens 6oonpue tr ionpue mo plated casters.
SGneoe Staahappe boloer GrpHnet o. the treadle PLATE, bpdtet gf at gaihHer
orhnper ne9d lenerc eo clr8 CT GiiGoet Zen bar be aueienehe % bebn
Attachments for almHoetg cg fin fancy Sgm. Gu uofGia Suirntuonsboa tb
i bet nortc eler enseIte GproG mebfB9er bmr Ganinc.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Sneiaster % uoeiiitr ira 27os Tpotmesr
1894 - 2gpe cfiober 1895.

zanthalmishens .RseuItab
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
santbalfomiteens aarsmsot.

saHtbonOmitttn afbolOt TT ABE aarsmSSs
bos gafor ga. 4. gisrtisn / RiHnsdpOlis
4linn., lirsDas Den 29Ot cttpbsr 1885 r.
3 Gfiermipbog.
3t1teoe par gaft. q. O. 4ttsrisn, Batter
VI. 3. nultens, Qator ". !. Siertitn, gro'.
Z. citeeal, garor q. G. softer, Or. arnt
GirieIi os 3. 8. gltscn.
MpDet aabnebcs mto Strtftlrsntn9 %
gsu al aomi,tsns Jormuno, Batter V. v.
Qtterieu.
Gitsrdt en- Gel Rsferuter fra tiolietts
Isosr par afbsrts % eoOfsnots, uiaaO RaS'
~isrcrsu i~slgenoe Seaport:
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Sampittigbeosnag. stuOsnt Bum.
mel (alene): Siursaars Tom lea tiem
isaar; isaar Tom ies biem ioag, o. icna
tOmmer jss moi life biem for imoraen.
SEQ &c piit liet baseiter min Srb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Seq 1llorfe til neoenitaaenoe priier:

gealfins 20. 3.-GO GuoefmTr % cnHpen stuTa mS Bent Wood Cover. s2O.25
WARTIME To. 40 Simr pa bRr guoe o. en- Hmu Sfufe - ..Sst.25
Wsaittne Wo. 5.-Sre Stuir pa Ber GOe % II linen Smfa - ..Ss2.2
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

nES@ = otSfe Hrtier CT inobeTattct rGeeorab. N often" -s
% '%eo arnen" fnr ct @ar FAINT TrGnieboa. asN
gea'nen Ian e1hoest Saf Sainat euer Gaera. bpHs putret mO Wapust Su8.
male oareG uobo9fnuer pa Smn f gaaatu o paa grrner poab pr Cube
H @ariHeH 006 ooea erenI5s @hbs bumpuu faar nromanp srs tnste gulpbesfaueL
9nspennen er ale Dele en- fOfe Stasts gRaFtne ta liza New Home MaIhur.
ger ian ooeo % 9ar Ioa let p9 ia roiDf, fm uooeu Suma0irei sporteost
ep'Ue"neH a0'anfreS tor 5 Var, % 81 bill agre faWnbe aubao:
Scts lille "SHfSsHucn" ane Sec CT iaatoes, Tom 6er aprt,r,t IA ,or gofru,a
"Ouet D9 rg h flOdgeetale oct lube Sdcb % 5raoten baac gde.
81 2npmG strHlr en- Mafnm u er tbn urrm,a, e,mtS g., t, g.. - a.u...s, IAN,
'"'@0e F." ""S"Hsa OT @afnHs tOrfruss 1uG
B. ANuNDSEW. DEBORAH. IOWA.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Stiuseue 9Ipres oerpeO iuloenot,
fat % fuIoitGnoig eus pal be9ee
Sioer al Ggiet. MaItincn or for.
ipuet meo ct Ipit SanuobIuI Ypors
reo man ueo SIGlp al en- 5pmmss
Iirus tan Itouoie MtaIinerlet, meoeus
SpoIeu iplpes. Zen bar en- hpi
firm, iOm Seauinsen uiier, bullet
9iuer COB Gtaos peo Egiets Slano'
terius, uoeu OF gipe ben ct llumiet
l~loieenee. Zen bar oernrlt en-
automatic Spols Siuoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iua itifsr % paa.
Iioe!t9 / fin &irteu, Of en- bnarIia
puuoet SppIe oil bore en- umu'
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

- StOrre emo ltptter maa moOet prre, Ser tarer Ben.
- Sim uO at Ipoe fan man lGre at bpoe.
Den, Der CT IpiteIis, fan siOre snprs I~ytteIse, o. sior
Ran oct, iaG icrsger Eau fin egen 2ytte.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
MISSISSIPPI POPULIsTs.
A Convention Called July sist TO Nomi
nate state Ticket

A Convention Called July s1st 70 Nomi-
nate State Ticket
In Pursuance to call Of the State
executive committee of the Peoples
party, the committee met in the city
of jackson, on the 18th day of June,
A. ID. 1895, and adopted the following
resolutions:
LIST. That State convention be call
ed to meet in jackson, Wednesday, tho
3lst day of July, 1896, for the purpose
of nominating State ticket.
End. That Mass conventions be held
in each county on Saturday, the 10th
day of July. to select delegates to said
State convention and that the chair
man of the said county committee give
notice of said mass meeting in their
respective counties.
3rd. That said delegates to the State
convention be empowered by the re-
spective county meetings to nominate
candidates for District Attorneys for
the several judicial districts of the
State.
4th. We also recommend that the
Populists of the State nominate a full
county ticket in each county of the
State and make vigorous fight for
the cause of reform and good govern
ment.
Done at the city of jackson on the
18th day of June 1906.
w. p. RATLIFF, Chairman,
s. W. ROBINSON, Secretary, pro tenn.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18

pointed to serve. Since he began his
canvass for Governor, he has said in
conversation that he is local option
Prohibitionist, but under local option,
without marvellous revolution of To-
cal sentiment, saloons are likely to
flourish in vicksburg, Mr.. McCabe's
home, until the sound of the last
trump; and he is known to have favor
ed the proposition to hold the next
Democratic State Convention In Vicks-
burg, when the committee on invita-
ton pointed to the vicksburg saloons
as one of the principal inducements
for going to that city, and proposed
that the party ticket nominated should
be ratified "over the flowing BOWL
Mr.. Vardaman, as member of the
Legislature of 1892, boldly condemned
Prohibition and vigorously opposed
nearly all the best features of the
present dramshop law, invariably vot-
ing with the friends of the saloon.
Since that time he has repeatedly de-
clared in his paper that he was oppos-
ed to Prohibition.
Capt. Frank Burkitt, once an avow-
ed anti, supported all the best provis-
ions of the present dramshop law in
the Legislature of 1892 and called the
previous question on it's final adoption
in the House. Since that time he has
given his personal influence against
license In the local option election in
his own county.
This, in brief, is the record, on the
liquor question, of the gentlemen as
piring to be Mississippi's next Govern
or. How do they stand today? Would
any of them, If elected, approve State
Prohibition bill and the submission of
a constitutional amendment, IL passed
by the Legislature That is what all
true Prohibitionists should ascertain
before giving any of them support.
For the ComAittee,
BIT. HOBBS, CHAIRMAN,
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
THE ,IOHNSONS.

The Johnson Trio continue to have
fine audiences in East Mississippi.
SOME eEofiE HAYE 2HAAyEAGooD THING
FORGED ON THEN.
A letter from Mrs. johnson relates
their experience at Waynesboro as
follows:
Bro. Patton could not get any an
swer from Waynesboro about our COM
ipg. "a Ee told us to stop off anyway.
We did So. went 10 tue hotel left our
things and started out t6Hhant the
man who had been written to. We
fonnd him and he said now that we
bad come, they would do all they could
FOR gooa ptsetirgs and pay our hotel
bill. They got 'dn organ and ppt it in
the court house. We'had a. fine meet
ing the first evening and we pleased
them SO we'll, that the merchants came
and asked nap + Wonld S peak in the
afternoon of the next day, as we'll as
night, if they would close their stores
they wanted the country people to
hear the good talks, they said. The
next afternoon, although it was pour
ing down rain, we had a court house
two-thirds full of men, and then we
had another fine meeting at aight, and
still they wanted US to stay longer.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18

with Any Form of Female Complaint
should Read what DIR. Hartman Says.

with Any Form of Female Complaint
should Read what DIR. Hartman Says.
It would be impossible to present an
exhaustive array of the symptoms
caused by these troubles, for their
name is legion; but prominent among
them are to be mentioned smarting,
throbbing, scalding, beating, burning,
quivering, aching, trembling, bloating,
flashes of heat, tremors of cold, prick
ly sensations, sinking feelings, faint
ness, numbness, indescribable pune
turing, piercing pains flying from part
to part with provoking uncertainty,
hooking the victim with momentary
relief, to begin its fortunes elsewhere.
No two cases are exactly alike in num-
Der or severity of symptoms, some be-
ing only slightly annoyed, others being
actually confined to the bed.
In all of these perverted functions
of the female organs take tablespoon
full of Pe-ru.na before each meal and
between meals, and enough Man-a-lin
at bedtime to keep the bowels contin-
ually in natural condition. Vaginal
injections of hot water should be taken
three times day.
Book on female diseases sent free by
the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, of Columbus, Ohio.
For free book on cancer, address DR..
Hartman, Columbus. Ohio,
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
tsSIFto "E V,
Contain Mercury,

beware of 9intMents for Gatarsn that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
Clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good ynn can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by FL. Cheney 4
Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally, acting direct
" upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. It is taken internally, and made
In Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
H Sold by druggists, price 10 cents
per bottle.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
STATES RIGHTS VIOLATED.

Florida has issued licenses for the
current year to 213 saloon keepers,
from which is realized Sl06,50O. The
U. S. has collected taxes from 446 per-
sons selling liquors in that State,
showing that Florida ought to get
$4,000 from the liquor traffic, while
her receipts are s1l6,o0O short of that
amount. This state of affairs is not
exceptional, but is rather the rule. We
would not charge the dealer with dis
honesty. 1t is rather commendable.
Why should he pay $500 when s25 will
suffice? Why should man stand in
dread of State law which is ignored
by the U. S. Courts and Congress
Friends frequently say, that we, here
in Mississippi have nothing to fight,
that we have no need of Prohibition
party. So far as is known to the writ
er, the Prohibition party is the only
party clamoring against this invasion
of States rights. When the law of the
State is judged to be constitutional,
and when the constitution has itself
been declared constitutional by the
Senate of the U. S., it looks to THE
LEADER as though it were an unwise
invasion of State rights for the U. S.
courts, not to respect the State law.
Why should not Mississippi adopt
the Texas law, and make the posses
sion of Revenue License prima facia
evidence of guilt? We commend this
matter to our wise legislators who will
meet in January. Gentlemen of all
parties, help us bring the manhood of
our State another round higher
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
PROHIBITION MASS MEETING.
Resolutions Adopted by the Lincoln Co.
Prohibition Executive Committee,
March aS, 1898.

Resolutions Adopted by the Lincoln Co.
Prohibition Executive Committee,
March 80, 1905.
|. Resolved, That In the opinion of
this Committee, the time has come
when no friend Of Prohibition and
good government should give his vote
or influence to any candidate for pub
lie office who is known to be in sympa-
thy or league with tho alcoholic liquor
traffic, or any candidate who refuses
to let his position on this question be
publicly known, and we invite the CO.
operation of all good citizens in the
support of this policy.
2 Resolved, That with the lights be-
fore US. we do not deem it essential to
make party nominations for county
offices below Representative, and wiape
that question, subject to reconsidera-
ton only when it shall appear neces-
sary to enforce the policy enunciat-
ed In resolution Aa,
g. Resolved, That in pursuance OF
the declared purpose of the Prohibi-
tionists to secure State and constitu-
tional Prohibition of the traffic in al
eoholic liquors as q beverage, mass
convention of the Prohibition party of
Lincoln county Is hereby called to
meet at the court house in Brookhaven
at 10 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, July
3rd. 1895, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for Representative
from Lincoln county in the Lower
HOUSE Of tag Legislature, and to en-
dofse q candidate for State Senator
from tho aouaties of 1incoln and I ,aw
renee and for Floater Representative
Franklin; also to appoint delegates to
the Senatorial and Pictorial District
Conventions.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18
Will Join the Robbers Before 1t VIII
Leave the Party,

Leave tie Harty.
While Mr.. Bryan spoke for himself,
as an individual, when he said he
would not support the ticket if gold
standard platform is adopted, he ex-
pressed the sentiment of number of
Democrats in his audience. The Clar-
ion ledger proposes to vote the ticket
..fodder or 20 fodder" and urges all
democrats 10 do the same.-Olarion-
Ledger.
The Interpretation of the above
means this. It's great crime to rob
the people, to wreck all enterprises,
destroy all values, by the crushing
hand of law enacted by a conspiracy
of the banks. You endorsed what Mr..
Bryan said, that the idle holders of
idle capital were on one side and the
struggling masses who produce the
wealth and pay the taxes on the other.
You now say let's prevent the banks
from robbing the people if we can, but
if we can't then we will join the rob-
bers and Divide the spoils. Who is
the consistent maa, sou OF M, Bryan?
Yindicdt0r.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-06-18

IN letter written from Gqitwan,
Miss. Mrs. johnson, of the johnson
Trio, says: "We are holding our meet
ings in school house here They will
not let US have any church or court
house. All the sheriff will let the lat
ter be used for Ia politics, as discuss
ed By candidates for office, and Q Meth
odist man said yesterday to me if the
web-footed Baptists with their little
one-horse church would not let us in,
the M. E. church surely would not"
And yet the people of that communi-
~ where good Christian woman is
not allowed to discuss the evils of the
liquor traffic in either church or court
house, consider themselves as good
Prohibitionists as any community in
Mississippi.