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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-26
Homestead Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, January
10th, lS9S,-Notiee is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice of
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk of Lincoln county, at Brook
haven, Miss, on March LIST. 1898, viz =:
GEORGE s. LEA.
of Wellman, Miss, Homestead Entry. NO. 25,-
S27. for the Sea nw4 Section II, Township
north, Range 0, east.
He names the following witnesses to prove MS
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
Martin Richie, Sam Brister, all of Welnlan,
Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
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Foul poisons that accumulate in the hood and
vital organs, and clog the machinery of the sys-
TEN must be gotten rid Of or disease will GER
tainly follow. Stimulate the blood c.eansers
the Kidneys, and strengthen, purify and tone
up the liver, stomach and bowels with an appro-
pirate remedy. PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is pre-
eminently the right medicine. 1t will cleanse
the system and impart feeling of strength and
yigor throughout the Lody. Sold by c. +.
GRAFTON.
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Good or Bad
White Lead.

c. E. Grafton will give to
the Kings Daughters, or any
other charitable institution OF
BrOokhaven, SIS, if, by blow
pipe test, he can't prove that
there is less than 10 per cent.
of Lead in the much-talked-Oi
Standard A. A. brand of white
lead which is advertised as
the best. And as to its
cheapness at $5.l5 per hum
bred, he will guarantee to
furnish the same at $500 per
hundred.
He can furnish you with
any kind, but always prefers
to sell the best, t0wit, COL
LIER'S, which he can prove
by the same test is strictly
pure G. E. GRAFTON.
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SATURDAY.

It,ismy pleasure and a duty l owe to
the affficted to bear my testimony to the
fsess sthss smiths Sure I Kidney
d1einsfes its suS from being sure
zkiauey eQre,n 1t will cure any milan
Fmatien wherever located. As remedy
far pilaa;sorenessia the cheshstomach,
aS1 k1Wel4it ah0rds 4nmediate re-
lief akt'etfeets s9efR anent cure.
5 Sonth S3d S. StsIseufs, Mo.
For sale by Front St. Drug Store.
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To The Equitable Mortgage Co... The Eguita-
BILE securities Co., II. T. Churchill, Defendants;
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County of Lincoln, In
said State, OH
the 3rd Monday, of February, 1898,
to defend the suit in said court of +. II. Hart
man. wherein you are defendant
This, the 10th day of January. A, D; 1898.
FELIX MAY, Clerk.
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The Lincoln county board of super
visors publishes in the official paper
the list of persons from which the jury
lists are to be drawn. The Rankin
board of supervisors don't even make
mention on the minutes of the selec-
ton of such list. Which is right ?
Brandon Meas.
Lincoln's Board, of course.
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Notice to City Taxpayers.

now have my books open and ready for the
collection Of corporation taxes, and request all
taxpayers Of the city to come forward and set
tie within the time prescribed by law. and thus
avoid damages. AARON HURST
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No Cure-NO Paw.

That is the way all druggists sell GROVES
TASTELEoS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills
and Fever. 1t is simply Iron and QuiDine in a
taSteess form. Children love 1t. Adults prefer
it to bitter, nanseating tonics Price SOC. Gin
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Residence for Sale.

The well known residence OF Mrs. NJ. Z. Striek-
land, Brookhaven, located on Church street ne
tween Whitw0rth Cole ge and the Graded Public
School. 1t has six rooms and four fire places,
IN good repair with large yard and two extra
lots attached. 1t is offered for sale because
the owner has made her home In Texas.
Also % acres Of unlmproved land with an ever
running creek half mile through 1t. This lana
is seven miles east of Illinois Central tellroau'
opposite the town OF Bogue ChittO.
j. w. BENNETT, Brookhaven, MISS.
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An Up-tO-Date Town.

Brookhaven is a wide awake, up-to
date town. Her merchants support
two good papers with their liberal
advertising Live merchants make
live papers.-Meadville Advocate.
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Citation Notice.

THE STATE CT MISSISSIPPI.
To Charley Watts:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the county Of lincoln In said
State ON the third Monday in February, 1898, to
defend the suit In said court Of Josephine Watts
wherein you are defendant.
This, the nth day of January, A., ID. 1898.
FELIX MAY. Clerk.
A. NJ. MCMILLAN, Sol, for Comp. feb 2
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Stolen.

From my place In Lincoln county, one niiio
north of Moreton s. Helms Mill, one
LIGHT BAY MARE,
of medium size, with blaze face, feet all white
slight collar mark on one shoulder.
Any one returning said animal to the owner =,
giving information which will lead 20 MS TO
coyery, will be literally rewarded. Address
WILLIS GILL,
Bogue Chitto. Miss.
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Bogue chitto sunday school Convention

Bogue Chitto Sunday school Convention.
The Northern Division of the Sun
day School Convention of Bogue
Chitto Association, will meet with
Providence Sunday School, on Satur-
day before the fifth Sunday in Janua-
ry, 1898.
SATURDAY.
1st. Convention Sermon, by Rev,
]. r. G. Reeves. Rev. A. f. Davis, as
alternate.
End. The relations of the Church to
the Sunday School.-Discussion open
ed by H. Z. Reeves.
SUNDAY.
LIST. Essay on Faith, by James Pow
ell. Discussed by L. r. Beard and
Rev. A. +. Davis.
End. Parents duty to the Sunday
School.-H. E. Reeves, to write dis
cussed by ]. B. Wooley, A. M. Sum
mers and w. G. Summers.
3rd. Pastors Relation to the Sunday
School.-Rev. w. r. johnson, 20 write
discussed by t. r. Norman and Rev
J. L. Price.
COMMITTEE.
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The Supreme Court handed down no
decisions Monday, the alleged reason
being the illness of Judge Woods.
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Wind Costs Nothing
Homestead Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS. January
10th. 189s-Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support OF his
c aim, and that said proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk of Lincoln county, at Brook
haven, Miss. on March LIST, 1898. viz :
FRANCIS NJ. B0YTE,.
of Brookhaven, Miss, Homestead Entry No.,
% $685. for the 81 seq and nwA sell Section 8,
north, Range east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. viz j. Nj. Rials, d. s. Martin, j. G..
McGuf1iie, j. NJ Lilly. all of Brookhaven, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
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as IL by a miracle"
DIR. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottls
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
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truly and tbougbtfully human, sympa'
thiztng with ours, yet more than ours,
win stronger faith. with higher motives
inspiring II. and guiding IT, ana trans
figuring 10 as something 10 come from a
different world from oursS such vision
as thrt has recently passed before the face
of the civilized world-ths Chrisrmasvlsion,
on which the civilized world has recently
been looking; which, rs IL locked upon
IL, scattered for while at least its shad
ows and Its clouds, ana, bringing peace
and JOY and gladness, like the stirring
music which thrills-too deep. too high,
too great. too something. too big for
words What was IL the vision OFF or a
Man. n great and good man greater than
the greatest, and better than the hest
"As tho vision came 10 ST. Stsphen,
through the medium OF man, so must
IL come 10 us; SC must IL come 70 all
Not by the teaching and preaching OF
man, but by the vision OF the nan, and,
above all, by that vision of Jesus Christ
Friends. II you and have seen that Wis
ion of God ana the open heaven, through
Jesus Christ, then have we seen the best,
the brightest and the truest thing that it
Is possible for us to see.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10
ON MAYORS MESSAGE
Rev. Mr.. PuIlan Preached at tn
Pigrlm Church.
Need Of Moral Cleanliness In the City's
Tho, oughfdres.

Rev. 4. B Pullan of the Pilgrim Con-
gregat.onal church on Harrison street
spoke TO his people last night OH the
mayors message. lie said that he had
read this mayors message rs voter, and
was pleased TO see his consciousness OK
personal responsibility. 1t is the mayors
duty to SEQ To the welfare of the citv. City
officers are in thei. place by divine right.
lie felt, he said, nothing but praise for
many points IN the mayors message
The mayor has recognized the need nf
being firm in urging the peor le' 5 welfare.
lie spoke of the Importance OF such ques-
tions as the observance Of the Sabbath
day the public schools, and not only the
material but the moral cleanliness of the
streets. lie said: II wonder II the po-
licemen on our streets have n right to
stop profanity on the street? 10 Is sel-
dom that | am able to pass along the
street without having oaths borne to my
ears. Why not have tho policemen known
by their presence as thoss who would
punish by arrest the user ot oatEsy An.
other practice that Is destroying the
morals ot the street are the placarding
at bill boards, shop windows and saloon
windows with the bills of the travelling
shows that como to our city. The chief
OF police looks after this, 10 Is true, but Ii
it right for us 90 have our children edu-
Gated IN that way TO the eXpcnse of their
morals for the advantage OF q few mann
gers OF museuinsg What H. the uso ~
having any bills posted up' anyway THE
chief executive ami the members Of the
city government have 10 ia their power to
stop the evil rractico OF having Haunted
before the eyes of your children thess
suggestive pictures 70
The evils of the liquor traffic nud the
responsibility which resr- uIon the city
officials "a this matter were dwelI upon at
some length.
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old
COUNTRY
TEAS.

The kinds that are used SO eX-
tensively throughout Great Britain
and Ireland and i'll the provinces
Of Canada.
Of these Palatable TEAS we
have the largest assortment, per-
haps, in all New England, en-
tered through the Providence
Custom House.
Lovers of these Fermented
TEAS will be readily suited out
OF our immense variety, at mod
crate prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10
SADIE SACKS DEATH.
Sh: Was Form Emp owes Of the
Banigan Rubber Works.

Sadie Sack, the young woman who
ended her life by suicide In New York
last Wednesday resided with her father.
Herrick Sack, at 3os North Main street IN
this city, until her journey tn the metrop-
oils few weeks ago. she was well.liked
by oil acquaintance. and hv her shop
mates at the Banigan Rubber Works
Her father IL n hard-worklng industrious
tailor, and he ard all 81 his family, in
cluaing the deceased, always have torne
an excellent reputation. Sadie was n
bright girl. and inppy until she met
Oscar Epstein. Alter seeing him she he
came very distant 10 her many Young
men admirers. and was a- devoted 10
him after De quit working liza this city ns
printer a. when he was here Hiss
sacks was a handsome girl. but she be
1eyed sbe had teen wrnuRtully tfeatsd
aud the sense 90 injury led to ber rash
deed. Her fn1ther snd father attended
the funeral Of their unfortunnte daugh-
Ter In New York and the former ha. re
turned. The neiRhbvrs have only Kind
fhires 20 say about the poor girl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10

This present world. beautiful as It H.
Us not enough for them. Some other Wis.
ion they must have, and some other world
IN all these strange wavs they are irving
today 10 find. Then. again, what is sig
niHoant Is the growing Interest in relig
ION today. Not much, but "a little Why
even "a littleg A little religion, &c is said.
Is quite respectable thing tn hEvs--a
little religion Is quite fashionable. Such
people put little religion on by going to
some churon, taxing n pew In some
church, which Is said, perhaps. TO pe a
fashionable church---God belp IL n that is
what 10 is--and which, nevertheless, by n
silly shollOwness, so silly and so shallow,
it Is said to bo. In putting this little re-
ligion on they are hoping to make n moro
respectable appearance and standing in
the world. | don't .clieye it IL NAV
be the case, yet even I'm their case, there is
another and deeper motive In % so deep
perhaps that they themselves arc not
conscious ~ g. Nevertheless. IL IL in
them. lD some way and to some extent
Teopls must be religious today . .......
81 stephen saw it How aii he ses it' ?
Not a. BrgumGnt, not 10y discussion,
not Nv controversy. The oyening of au-
other ilfe revealed 20 bim what, Cnn We
understand thatf Have Wc not Ourselves
al times had stch - vision Hs thai and IN
some sach WAY as thar through the medi
uin uf man au acquaintance, y friend.
some one rearer still, some human lite,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER SO
An Ordinance in Amendment Of Chapter 4s
of the Ordinances Entitled Salaries"
(Sccond Assistant City SOLICITOR
tApproved December 81 1871
IL Is ordained by the City Council of tho
city OF Providence as follows:
SECTION !. The clause IN Section I of
Chapter W uf the Ordinances entitled sal
hries,' which was amended by Chapter tg6 Of
the Ordinances. approved December ~, 1885,
reads follows.
''ro the city solicitor, six thousand dollars;
&C. the assistant city solicitor, three thousand
dollars; 10 the second assistant city solicitor,
fifteen hundred dollars il hereby amended
so a. 60 read ~ follows:
"To tbc city solicitor. six thousand dol
lars. Co the assistant city solicitor, three
thousand dollars; 10 the second assistant city
solicitor, two Thousand dollars
SECTION p This ordinance shall take
effect FROM and after the end Of the present
municipal year. and all ordinance an1 parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
A true co iy-Mitnpss;
WILLIAM r. CLARKE,
ja1-3t city Clerk
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lie was picked up unconscious and
taken into the Office of the company, and
Dr. Abbott was summoned. Upon ex-
animation IL was -four that the skull had
been slightly crackeu Tno muscles of
the right jaw had been strained anu Mr..
Bennett was otherwise injured. \ faw
hours later the injured man was taken ia
his home, . Dyer avenue. Johnston. Had
the block struck Mr.. Bennett half an
inch nearer the centre Of the top of h 4
head, he would have teen killed. As il
was, tho block made sliding blow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10

Man Is searoher, discoverer and.
unless having discovered the world In
which he dwells ana opened it up pretty
much, he can go on and somehow dis
cover and opeu up SOILS other kind of a
world. he Will not be contenteu in tho
world In which he is living now. so ms
a matter Of fact today we ara often saying
10 is hard finding any contented in the
world. Why Beoause he does not have
10 and because he does. lie who is pos
sessed of much of the world. the world
has got to him little old to-day. and lac
wants cew and different world. He is
crying for it like n child Tor the moon
and will not be appeased because he does
not have 10 and nobody viii give IL To
him. no hear good oeal said today
about the discontentment Of tho peoUle
who do not have much Of this world
But how tnat distonten'ment, associated
rs IL so often is With growing sense OF
wrong and injury incur red upon the part
of these people, has become formidable
and threatening factor IN the midst of
ou- modern society and civilization.
All. IL they only knew of that other dis
content, deeper and stronger and more
bitter, SO much more embittering 10
these other people who do have much of
this world, and who do not have any
thing else what u revelation it would be-
ns perhaps some day IL Will be with them
when they or their children are where
tho peoLle are whom SD much they envy
and are so jealous of.
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VISION OF
ST. STEPHEN.
Rev. DR.. Greer breaches
at Grace Church.
MAN Is A DISCOVERER.
But He Wants a Different World
From That He Lives In.
MAN Is A DISCOVERER.
PEOPLE MUST BE RELIGIOUS.

Rev. DIR. Greer, formerly Of Grace
Church, this city, now Ie,tor OF st. Bar
tholomew's Church, New York, preached
yesterday at Grace Church from the same
pulpit as in previous years.
The church was filled and additional
seats were placed in the aisles He spcko
Of the vision of ct stephen in which he
bsheld the opening of the heavens with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10

recover AS is usual In the case of hand
ling heavy maohipery, tackles aro made
fast To posts or heavy sticks in the upper
story of the building and then OH the
window sill, through which the tackle is
run, is placed a heavy block so that the
tackle will work freely. This was the
mode of:proceaure In this case. but be-
fore the piece of machinery had besn
raised manv inches from the ground
something gave way which caused the
heavy block on the window sill to fall
and 1: struck Mr.. Bennett on the head.
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BLOCK FELL ON HIM.
Mr.. Benuett Badly Injlr.d We'll: Putting
in Machiaery.

Bradford w. Bennett. the well.known
millwrigbt. had "A narrow escape from
sudden death Thursday after.oon while
experimenting the work OF putting some
new machinery into the building OF the
Mechanical Fabric company on Spragus
street, and ~ was not until 4S hours later
that any hopes were entertained OF his
recovery. This morning the attending
physician, DIR. bbott, SAYS that unless
inflamm alton sets In Mr.. Bennett viii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10
Amusements rhls Evening.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-The George
I,eisrer Company in The Belle OF New
XIII. . OPERA HOUSE - straight From
cthe Heart 80, NJ
archs and Miss Pauline Hall IN khndeNiile'
WEsTMINsrhk IhEAt tRk-Roble' : hhlch"l'
bockers in Vaudeville.
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'"Ihis is the vision which st. Stephen
saw of heaven and Of God through the
med um of a man. The question of how
he saw It, whether effectively or subiec-
lively. physically or spiritually, with
the eye or with the soul. is not so import
ant. One question Is, do we sac IL, that
vision OF "a man, the opening Of heaven,
the revealing of Gody Let Us enquire.
First. let mo speak, however of the needs
today of such vision as that. Man Is n
horn discoverer. so Mt least 10 seems.
That instinct to try and discover some
thing strange and new Gown to the pres
ent time, OF up 10 the present time. which
ever way we put IL, that instinct for dis
oovery in him has been shown in tho dis
covsry Of the world ITSELF the house In
which be dwells. That discovery now
has been almost com pie ted with the ex.
ception of "a few untenBnted and perhaps
untenaDtable rooms, at the extreme
northern emu or the extreme southern end
of the house which are designated as the
poles Of the house.
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THE WEATHER.

Threatening, Followed By Rain on tine
cast Tuesday.
Washington, Jan. i0-For Name
Thrsatenins weather Tuesday; variable
winds.
massachusetts, and Rhode Island :
Threatening weather and on the coast
light rain Tuesday, variable WINDS
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CITY SAVINGS BANK.

Dividend 80 To- late 0f fout pee cent pef
anEum hos oceR declared payable ou aud aftef
JanuarF ~. iss
Dividends uutrnvn AMI deposits male h. fore
Januaff o. tommencc Interest with the quarter
.pltN :. PALMER. President
0EoR1L b NCRASs1ON. rftesgret
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An attractive 'ud " in The News will
bring the desired rcult
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
VII D'GhffSSHENlS -.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
ANNUAL
WATER BILLS.

Notice is hereby given that bills for annual
water rates are due aud payable at the office
of the City Treasurer ON SATURDAY, Jan
uary !, 1898.
Attention is called 10 tho following extract
from the rules of the Commissioner of Public
Works
"If bills remain unpaid for ten days after
due the water may be- shut of without fur
ther notice, and when 50 shut off the sum of
s. and the bill shall be paid before letting it
on
INQUIRIES BY MAIL AS TO THE
AMOUNT OF WATER BILLS (PLEASE
STATE LOCATION WILL kE PROMPTLY
ANSWERED.. PAYMENT REMITTED BY
CHECK OR MONEY ORDER THROUGH
THE MAIL WILL BE. DULY ACKNOWL-
EDGED o d. L. ID. GRANGER,
d3ltf City Treasurer.
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REV. DIR. DAVID H. GREER.
Rector OF ST. Bartholomew's Church, New York City

the Son of Man standing at the right
haud OF God. He said in part as follows
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he promised TO take her TO ride IN s'eish'
And now with sad terror ne IL quake
Whenever the skies get httle pit gray
For ne figures it out that he'll propaoS
pay
Al the rate Of 81 fake.
Washington Star.
The herald., 1898-10-13
SUICIDE AT POMONA
CHARLES LESHEH ENDS HIS LIFE
WITH ARSENIC
The Deed Il Believed to Have Been
Caused by Dependency Over
Business Affairs

POMONA, Oct. 12-This community was
shocked this morning to hear OF the critical
condition Of Charles Lesher, who 10 be-
lieyed to have taken arsenic with SUICIDAL
intent. Mr.. Lesher fingered for several
hours, but finally succumbed at 4:l6 O'clock
this afternoon. The facts In the case, so
far as can be obtained. are about as foa\
lows On opening the store this morning
Emil Steffa and Burkett Logan heard
groans, evidently proceeding from the old
gentleman's room above, and an inwesti-
CATION proved the supposition correct.
They found Lesher unconscious, but sur
fering great pain, and at once summoned a
doctor DIR. Garcelon soon arrived upon the
scene and proceeded at once 10 administer
restoratives, succeeding In reviving the pa
tient for a few seconds, but he soon re-
lapsed into inconsistencies again, IN which
state he remained to the last.
Marshal Caldwell secured what evidently
was the remains of the poison taken. on
the washstand, and deposited 1t, pend!ng 8
investiga tions, in his safe. AS far as the
evidence goes, 1t shows that Mr.. Lesher
purchased arsenic last evening at local
drug store, stating that he desired 1t to
poison mice. He has Of late years been
running a tintype gallery in Pomona. but
marks he has made during the past few
days 1t is believed that he committed the
deed in a moment of despondency.
At one time. back in Sedalia, Mo-. Mr..
Lesher was a well-to-do and respect ed
citizen and a successful business man. He
invested considerably in real estate and
plotted several additions to that city, his
fortune at one time being estimated at $780,
600. OF late years, however, he met with
misfortunes that, together with his increas-
ing years, was more than he could bear
He was about 70 years Of age. He leaves
two sons, Charles and William Lesher
both living in Central America and a sis
ter. who resides in Pasadena. 1t is a sad
ease.