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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
4 Fatal FIRE.

Mrs. Peyton II. Rublo ana a Little hoy
Perish In the FLAMES.
Parkersburg, W. Va. Especial. )-The resi-.
dence of Peyton II. Ruble, at Daisy post
Office. seven miles south OF here, was de
stroyed by fire. The Ruble residence was a
two-story frame building and was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble, n littlo boy named
Davis and Mr.. Ruble's mother, aged 80
years.
The dead are Mrs. Ruble, wife OF Peyton
Rubie. and Gordon Davis, aged years, son
OF Albert Davis, of this city. Mr.. Ruble was
seriously injured while trying to rescue his
wife and will probably die.
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Petersburg, Va, Especial. Wv. G. Dun
nington 4 Co.'S tobacco factory, situated ON
Pine street, was destroyed by lre. Within
1fteon minutes after tho alarm hnd sounded
the three frame buildings had fallen. They
were fully stocked with the finest Austrian
leaf tobacco, and eontained about l, 500 O0J
pounds.
Several houses in thu neighborhood Of the
factory We're also destroyed, but their loss
was small. Tho total loss OF the Dunning
ton Company Is estimated at 1925 900, and
this is said to be mostly covered by In
Eurnnpp
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
BEAR PUT TO rIIcST
Ernest soton-Thonp.on p.on /.
ing Anecdotes Of ~, ,y,1 He'

Ernest soton-rhopn,o.,,.
ing Anecdotes ofTH Of wn, III
Ernest Seton Tho, /
the the, Picturesque ssT,Ipoa siSap n
mails" to a large apdjo. HiIo Il
nIeegieI. 81 ILyceum, New 'SV'l
Mr. Thompson said ,h,a01
most delightful hunts ,1'' i
successful sScc ones; hunt, ua1 ~
shot shot nothing but had d. 'h'wd
tunity to follow tracts paa| a
study the thoughts and aIl
animals that made tb" tbsm u I
s stone Park, where It'll i !.
u. law to shoot game, the ~ al
70 70 s understand that thew n N
to fear from man. IN r'y on]
bear walked up to the Sol Ual
The office, causing A "OyJ uoyJ
ment Of the guests loSS'' se1
Upon the bears sbovi""aa i"a'|
go behind the desk tSs
hesitatingly gave n, 'nsl Sil
made a break for tba D,1 Y
graph station. 'Bio "' a,,. y
now" nov he wired, can I"'] ro
mo; use hose" was All
l,i, the advice proved esos| t5V
Thompson explained tbs, trV'
see this incident himself an'' !
rs true from two bron,a.,I
ver-armed Western pon,'
were . exceedingly sensitive
ing their word doubted
Upon another occasion
time MIR. Thompson ra
bear that had wasdereJ ". !,
grounds was met Inv Az
which had her seven ki,,1
an airing. The cat. bo'
seen a bear, probably NJ 4,
this was the biggest nJ
tailed dog she had eve, NJ w,
at first she was inclined
But realizing her respopsi
mother, she spraug. lonlI
bears back. When Er,
succeeded in shaking Of 4
he made haste to climb /
tree. The cat and her oi
springs satat thefoot Of il O.,
ful eyes upon thoprisoner
manager was forced to com
his cat off. " This was of
by stereopticon pictures.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
MRS. DEwEY's RELIGION.
Rnmor that Admirai's wifc Has Loft the
Catholic Church.

hnmor thst Admtrais WHO Has Lott the
Catholic Church.
Washington, Especial. Ut was reported
on good authority that Mrs. Dewey has be.
come convert to the Episcopal faith, and
arrangements are now in progress for the
confirmation at st. Johns Church by Rev.
DR.. Mackay-Snith, rector OF the church.
Some years ago Mrs. Dewey was converted
to Catholicism by Archbishop Keanc, at that
time rector OF the Catholic University, and
was confirmed by him. Since thon she has
been member OF Father Mackin's church,
and was married by him. Owing TO her re.
sentiment by reason OF tho deposing of Arch
bishop Keano she has not been constant
attendant at services in recent years. Before
his marriage, when in Washington, Admiral
Dewey attended st. Johns Church. Father
Mackln refused to talk OF the matter.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
A HOUSE or Steel.
Sent 70 Japan To withstand Tho Fro
Quent Earthquakes.

Philadelphia, Especial. "A complete
house built ~ steel is a portion OF tho cargo
OF the Dutch ship wlhelmina, which has
just sailed from this port for Japan and
Russia.
Tue structure is In sections and when
erected will be two stories in height. 1t is
cons gned TO Prince Yoshiblto, Of Toxic, who
bellows steel residence will better with
stand the earihqurk which are character
istic of the district In which he lives thg n
one OF native construction. The steel nouso
was built at PittsburG at a cost OF &2I. .AsI.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
ROBERTS REPORT.
methuon's Defeat of the Rocrs Burghcr
Fired on White Flag.

Fired on White Flag.
London. (By Gable. The War Office has
received the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts:
"Bioemfontein.-NIet reports that the
party OF Beers defeated April made good
resistance for four hours. and only gave in
when our troops, with fixed bayonets, were
within 10 yards Of them.
Seven Of the enemy wore killed, IL were
wounded and 81 were made prisoners. Be
side Lieutenants Boyle and Williams, Ser
geant Patrick Campbell was killed and 10
OF our men were wounded. Williams was
deliberately killed after the white flag had
been held up. Tho perpotrator Of the crime
was at once shot.
"Methuen speaks in High terms OF the in
telligent manner in which tho Imperial
Yeomnnry and the Kimberley Mounted
Corps behaved.
"Buller reports that the enemy attacked
his right flank while he was engaged in
changing his position, but our artillery
silenced their guns and they did not press
the attack. Our losses We're four men killed
and eight mon wounded. There is no fur
ther news yet from Wepener."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
Kingsley aud tho Law Of a

"'' WV Jaw uI ltN
Justin Mccarthy, in N
published "reminiscences.
portrait of Charles KinqsIe,
safe to say will be a surprij
Speaking Of one of KinesloI
on History, Mr.. Mccarthy
HE fatty denied that tbl
such thing as an inexorabld
ture. He proved that eveI
posed law Of grayitation is
means the rigid and uuiyet
thing that Newton aud sucb
sons have supposed. How
asked, did he prove this?
lowing words: If / choose
stone ] can hold it IN my
has not fallen to the ground
not till l let it. So much 1
evitable action of the law d
This way of dealing with I'D
may seem to many reader
better than downright b
But Kingsley was as grave Al
and as earnest as an owl
quite certain that he was re
pandants who believe in III
BILE action Of tho law Of 4
when he talks Of holding
his hand.
Perhaps Mr.. Mccarthy isl
against Kingsley, Howeyc
may be, among the literary
OF some half a thousand dist
men of the last century
Kingsley and Charles Read
only men whom Mr.. McCal
any way disagreeable, and
cism of them is, to say the
mild.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
MIser Left 100000.

Shamokin, Pa. Especial. )-stephen Mon
oghan, veteran OF tho Civil War, since
which time he has lived here in nm old shop
where no also cobbled shoes, died, and when
his papers were examined he was found to
have left an estate OF over S30,0OO princi-
pally In government bonds.
He lived in penurious fashion and made
nhrewd investments in stocks. He was q.
bachelor and Is survived by IA sister, Mrs.
Margaret Holland, of Frackvillc.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Washington, Especial. "A report on bu.
bonic plague cond lions IN Hawaii up I.
March 81 has been received by tho Mnru,
Hospital Service from Surgeon Carmichael
stationed at Honolulu. Tho total cuses tc
date number 20, Of whi 60 died recover
ed and is In tho hospital. OF hose who
died 82 were Chinese. 8 japanese, 10 unW
niians and 4 whites
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
Choked His WIG 10 pon,b.

Bakoryille, Tenn, Especially 90 Joseph
stringor killed his wife by choking her to
death, and then committed suicide. stringeI
used II double-barrelled shotgun on himself,
his brains being blown into an adjoining
room The couple had been separated, anc
Stringer had called on his wife, seeking q
rncnnci illnLinn
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.

The suppression of n Cuban newspaper In
Santiago de Gu u and the arrest Of the edi-
iorial rtaff OF five men or offen iv" critci- NJ
OF the civil government has aroused the in
d'gna'ion OF the negro element, and they
are starting u movement against the AleI-
leans.
Native colorcd men mobbed those who
came from ~ Tnomas and st. Kits e. PueI-
to Tiera.
d'neral John c. d ties has occupied "A
number "' ulnces caDturilg ria Is and can
ron
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
Died from sulplurrumn..

scranton, Pa. Especial Charles A.
warren, aged 40 yenrs, of Oxdale. n. T.,
" lie Wa king across the Pnebrook ooiliery
eulm bank was overcome 10y sulphur tunes
from tbs burning culm, and sunocnted be-
fore help reached HIN.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Two Killed and Pivc Injured on SoutheI
RAILWAY.

Two Killed and Five Injured on southern
Railway.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Especial. IA through
freight train on the Southern Railway struck
a mule and was wrecked whlo running at
full speed near Huntsville, Ala.
The engineer, Percy Armstrong, and the
fireman. Sandy Osborne, were killed. and
five Of the trains crew were seriously in
jured. The engine plunged down steep
ombankment and Immediately caught fire.
Tho freight ears crowded upon tho over
turned engine and instantly sufrocated and
crushed 20 death In the cab both engineer
aud fireman. The wreck caused delay OF
~ hours.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

One of the most cnrlO%d' c,,od n
the world is what is ca'lyp II i,s
brush plant of Jamaica, a.;na paI
CT creeper and has nOtn,nS OttnnussrlpI ~
ly striking about It's ! pIp"itabll
cutting pieces Of it to as : su'IsiIiI, SsIi,
and frayiag the ends ,.sS InS audi
vert it iIto a tooth'pru',Iha ,ha usl
powder to accompany nS ,u' Oull
brush is also prepareu "
the dead stems.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Chicalo, Especial. The whole West and
Southwest, cluding the States Of Colorado,
Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana aad Ohio, Is xperlencing ser es 4
radn and snowstorms ranging fiom 10 to 80
dtgroes below norma with heavy fro
over large section OF the whent belt.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
SERIOUS ROW ON a TRAIN.

-Four People, Including Woman. Shot
and Two Stabbud.
Keystone, W. Va, (special.)--A general
row occurred among number Of miners on
No. 3 Norfolk and Western passenger train
just east OF here. and 1t was quite time be-
fore peace could bo restored in the crowded
conch. Tim Bostlck and Charles Newsome
opened the fight by using knives on each
other. Friends interfered. general free
for-all fight was then INDUCED in by a dozen
or more, all OF whom were more or less in
toxlcated. Fully 20 shots Mere flred.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
sympathy for the Itoers.

Norfolk, Va, Especial. The Iro-Boer
meoting held in tho Academy OF Music was
attended hy about 500 peoi IL, who wild y
app auded the speakers. Mr.. Hugh @. Mile,
OF NoIf lS George W. Van Siclen srcrstaIy Y
# the National BOer Relief Fund Aseoci .
ton, and Hon WlIli m Alden Smith, Con-
Z es,man ON Michg N. A collection was
TAX u for the benefit Of the relief fund.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
rronbIe a. rortr rorL Cnllnrln..

Philadelphia, Pa, Especial The SOC
miners employed by the Temple Coal Com.
pany Mt their Forty Fort Colleries made
demand for an increase of wages, which was
refused. The men resolved not to go to
work until their demands were acceded TO.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Keyser W. Va. Especial. The Merchand
Coal Company and the German Coal Com.
pany, operating mines ut Tunnelton. have
made an additional advance OF 90 per cent.
TO their mners, making the second advance
within three months. the first advance
amounting TO 10 per cent.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
COVETED MS FRIENDS WIFE

Get Her.
Camden, N. j.. Especial Francis Abba
to, who murdered Gerano dc Eco. his friend
was for the second time sentenced by Judge
Garrison to bo hanged on May 10. Abbatt
liv' d with De Fec at Blue Anchor. a South
ern New Jersey village, and became infntu
ated with the latters wife. He induced De
Fec to accompany him to the woods where
he beheaded him. After securing tho in.
surance on his victims life. he went with
Mrs. De Fec to New York. On their return
he was arrested and convicted on Mrs. Dc
Feo's testimony.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Washington, d. g., Especial. ST. Osborn
Deignan, who was one OF the crew Of tho
Merrmac when that " 81 Il WAS sunk IN thsi
harhor OF Santiago, has Leon appointed an
ncling boatswnin ia the navy. aud asslgned.
9 duty on the gunl oat Mari tia.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
Fuller. Earth in rIorlda.

Tallahassee, Fla, Especial. Noar the
ockioekanee river, about fourteen miles
vest of this place, pecu iarly pure vein OF
fulier's earth has been discovered. 1t il
said TO be entirety fre> from foreign mat
Ter
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
WHITE nAD oV4K 10. 1000.
Nhcn Ladysmith siege was Raised
IO,IGI We're Lett.

IO,IG1 Were Lett
London, (By cable. The last days In
lady smitu are descIibed by correspondent
u the London standard, who gives from
official sources these figures
"Wnen General Butler entered the town
here were IA the hospital 1895 officers and
non. Of whom 70' were uIfcrlng from entrric
'Ver, At from dysentery aud ls9 from
sonnds. During the four months from
SJvrmber to March no fewer than ~, 06s
odlers. or nearly 10 per cent. OF the rri-
on, had been admitted 10 the hosp''s' TO
iay nothing Of civilians aud others"
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Englnna To Got Mnnx Ilnr.e..

Chicago, Especial. Not fewer thnn 10 900.
aud perhaps MS many as $500 horses foi
military service in South Africa are to be
purchased in the Chicago stock market by
the British Government
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
Tax on KmIgrnnt Ag.nt..

Atlnntr, da., Especial. Tho Supreme
Court OF Georgia rendered decision de
rlaring the I'M Grant agent net. which re-
guir-s every snivrant agent In the State 10
pay iicenle OF $500 to conduct his business,
constitutional
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
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DEWEY WILL NOT WITHDRAW
Denies ~ Report That lie vin Koep Ou'
of tho Race.

of tho Race.
New York, Especially "A Washington
special OF the Evening World says:
II is asserted on what soems 60 be good
authority that Admiral Dewey has decided
to withdraw as candidate for the presi-
dency, and that within few days he will
formally announce his decision.
His brother-ln-law John II. Mclean, ts
alleged to DO responsible for this latest
move.
Within forty-eight hours Admiral Dewey
has been In consultation with Democratic
leaders and others antagonistic to President
Mckinley, and tho opinions then expressed,
together with unfavorablo or noncommItnl
views voiced by tho newspaper, decided
him, II is asserted. TO withdraw from the
contest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
A MESSAGE TO KRUGER.
Messenger Boy Smith Greeted by Mayor
Van Wyck.

Van Wyck.
New York, Especial. Mayor Van Wyck
greeted James Francis Smith, the ossenger
who is carrying u message of sympathy from
the High School boys OF Philadelphia to
President Kruger, at tho City Hall.
Smith left on the 81. Louis. He was ac-
companied to tho Mayors Office by n dele
cation OF New York High School boys.
Smith was selected ut meeting Of the
High School boys OF Philadelphia to carry
the message to President Kruger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Little Rock, Ark, (Special.) AT Alexnn-
der Mrs. 4. N. Holland shot and instal tly
Killed Wiilia II Cnok, n member OF prom.
uent family. Mrs. Holland claims Cook
DETAINED her character
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

-. Louis, Especial. The 81. Louis Sun
inv school Union is Arranging TO have 10,
300 sunday school children sing Tor Admira
Dc s,.y ut his reception in May.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19
FOR PORTO RICO.
PASSAGE or THE BILL ny a VOTE
OF ,oI TO 1863.
GREAT INTEREST IN BILL.

rhero was = Majority of Only Eight
for Tho Bill when Placed for Its Final
Rasssso--Republieans Speak and Vote
Against tt-Dsmoorats Almost sSlid
Against It
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-04-19

Washington, Especial. Admiral Dewey
said that the report published in II New
York afternoon newspaper to the effect that
he intended to withdraw his candidacy for
the Presidency was all mistake; that he
had mover given any one whatever any such
Information.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
COUNTY ROAD HANDS.


place. VIM. Watson, Steve Nelson, hands on
Vim. Nelson's place, J. T. Mention. Lee Williams.
James Albritton, John Love. J. w. Chisholm's
place. Jack Nelson. II. E. Edwards place, Victor
Burt'S place, Joe Rollins, Darrell Rollins Horace
Niece, Allen Smith. Il. King, hands on Mart
Mitchell'S place. Elijah Putnam, hands on Al
bert Smiths place. Dave Fielder, hands on Collin
Smiths place, Seaborn Smiths place. hands on
Eli Cases place. Geb Smith. hands on Robert
Shorts place, Hugh Smith, hands on Bill Smith :
place. Joe Paxton. John Goodin, W. '. Mnton.
J. +. Smith, Dave johnson, hands on }. ID King )
place, hands on Rulu Nunnery place. hands on
Wallace Williams place. Dink Marcelis, hands
on the Holloway place, Eugene Alfred. Richard
Alfred. Judge Peavey, H. Hardy hands on
johnson Turner's place, JEFF Roberts, hands on
Yes Holoway's place, Thos. Hatchell, hands on
Seth Smiths place, ThOs. Reeves. hands on {.
C. Smiths place. Henry Wckers. Patrick
Case. Sy Younkin, Ebert Smith, hands on the
ThoS East place, hands on Joe Entrekn
place, Calip Smith, Wesley Johnson, NJ. b.
Smith. Geo. Ranwater, b. j. Jackson, G.. l.. Bur
CESS, Robt Case, John Montgomery.
TO BRooKHAvES AND MEANWHILE ROAD
No. 1872.
From forks of road near Sandy knighton'S to
Franklin county line near +. L. Dickey's9
hands on McD. Ferguson's place Mr. White
Pack Nelson, James Freeman, Rankin Wells,
hands on Jno. Netherlands place, Jesse Bow,
man. hands on L. l.. Dckey's place. Jim Dickey
Lit Gotten. John Dclley, John Cannon. Nick
London
TO ROGUE CHIrro AND UNION CHURCH RoM
No. 10
(From Bogue Chitt0 and Liberty road to Brook
haven and Liberty road near X. 7. Clark :
place.
W. =. Adam, John llarrcstOn, Charley Ne
Clendon, Joe Rickct John Richardson JOIN
Wen. T. J. Leggctt, +. J. Red. Tom Crosby. Joe
mart Joe Adams. James Fielder. Dan Johnson
Mart Richardson. j. Leggett, r. \. Smith, Joe
Richardson, Green hughes, Harry PickenS
Jesse Rollins, John Evans.
OLD TOWNSVILLE ROAD, No. 20.
| Commencing at SaSScr'S Mill and ending at
Brookhaven and Summit road near Mt. Pleas
ant church,
| Hood Moak, Andrew Moak John Brown
| hands on Widow Reeves place, William Wal
lace, Dan SasSer, Pink Williams. Jesse Brown
\. +. Harrington hands on widow PuSs Reeves
place, L. Hart, j. NJ Albritton, Orlin PreStidge
hands on Widow Pres;idge'S place John Reeves
| simpson Reeves. Yves Brown.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
Accidental Shooting.

Andrew Dickson, Jr, negro youth
about 18years old, accidentally shot and
painfully wound ed Annie Richardson,
a negro girl abo 1T his age, Monday af-
ternoon. The hooting took place at
the home of a negro named BERTHE
Lynch. pts tol, which the owner af-
tirmed to Die fson was nnloaded, had
been left at l. ynch's. This pistol was
discharged By the boy as he and the
girl were handline; it playfully. The
ball entered the G iris hip, iufiicting a
painful but not ne lcessarily dangerous
flesh wound. The wounded girl is q
sister of Ella Rio harrison, the young
woman whom j ack Dewitt sh OF anC
killed at the Carr iival ball.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
Stitched Ceinture For Jackets.

A pretty idea for the fancy jackets Is
to have Il belt of panne, silk or velvet
to match the trimming on the revers.
The belt is narrow and straight or
shaped front and back like corselet.
Buckles of art nouyeau are used to
fasten the narrow belts, and whether
wide or narrow many rows of stitching
ornament them. The Elton coats are
often finished by band of velvet or
satin which crosses in front and has
the effect of belt, while In reality 1t Is
a part of the jacket. \ suit of gray
cheviot with collar and revers finished
with black velvet has the bottom of the
jacket edged by narrow stitched vel
vet band, the ends of which cross In
front and are secured by a buckle of
art nouveau in old silver and pale
green tints. The dark line at the waist
also serves to make the waist look
more slender and takes away from the
ungraceful "bobtailed" abruptness Of
the straight cut Elton. Another Elton
coat of gray cloth is finished by band
of lilac panne which describes wee
point in the back and two points in the
front. The revers are treated with
stitched panne of the same color.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
Ex-Gov. Taylor on Osteopathy'
In part Governor Taylor said;

In part TOVeTnOT lay IOT odIU'
81 have seen Osteopathy put int
practice. | have seen its effects and
these effects have surprised me. l am
sure that it is doing wonderful work
for good and for the amelioratlon OF
human suffering"
II have seen DR.. Andrew Taylor
Still. and | am very much impressed
with him. | regard him as great
man. | have seen the institution al
Kirksville it is one of his monuments
Most great men never live to see then
monuments, but he has lived to see his
| wish continued prosperity for este
opathy.'
Coming, as this does, from the
South's most popular son, means mucf
to Osteopathy.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
Cold storage and Meat Market.

Messrs. Kerl d Sasser have leased
the Ice Factory market and Cold Stor-
age rooms and moved their market to
them. They will keep the best Wes-
tern beef, fresh fish, ETC., and conduct
a regular cold storage business through
out the summer. THE LEADER is re-
quested to announce that they have
just purchased rs head of fine beef
cattle and will handle only tirst-class
meats. Free delivery to all city pa
irons, and they respectfully solicit the
patronage of the Brookhaven public,
piedging their best efforts to always
give satisfaction.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
OFFICIAL CITY DIRECTORY.

MANoB-.I Il. Daughtry.
ALpERNEN-FirSt Ward. J. II. WillOughhy:
Second Ward. W. H. Scaycy: Third Ward, l..
Abrams; Fourth Ward. A. +. MoretOn; City-at-
Large, Chas. Schuorrenbcrg.
TREASURER +. Heuck.
CLFRK-N. ~. Seavey.
MARSHAL. TAN COLLECTOR and STREET
COMMISSION Hurst.
NIGHT NATCHMAN-l. ForSythc.
CITY ATTORNEY ChrSman y Brennan.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen hold rcgu-
lar meetings the first Tuesday evening IN every
month.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25

collar band of lace and wide point
ed belt of black pongee silk. Above
the belt is n very pretty latticework in
chenille, following the same lines as
the belt, while n similar garniture sur
rounds the lower part of the collar
band The sleeves fit the arms snugly
and fall over the hands In rounded
tab, adorned with lace applique. The
high draped belts are seen on most Of
the best French models and show, as
has been predicted, that we are drift
ing toward the empire style. The wide
ceinture is always pretty with the
bolero bodice and Elton jacket.-Phila-
delphia ledger.