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obituary Notes.

Col Tharls. James died ~ ldeulv On sunday
morning az hi- re- -iicuc". 50, south Carolina
years old. and hl- great height. distinguished
appearance aud long white hair mad. him
a wrll-Anoyn aud pic'ur"~',u" nrur" ~ Wash
ington lie Ma born IN korh"Ster y Y.
aud admitted to ID" bar in Albany A.
the ~" OF ~ YEAR b" Wi~ ~ N" stump u.
he became a Republican no isit. and was an
Influential member ot ~" convention that
nominated Fremont for ~" Pr-sidsn,!
col James Coll-C'or ~ ~au Francisco. WHICH
of1ce be f'l!ed VIII y'"dIi f"t many wears u"
va chosen hv Au-on Burlir gam" to b@ his
second in IN" duel V.l'h ht""b,. and stirt"i
with ht> principal i"r NHs'fa tall-' bh'
brooks failed - arr"7r 60. ismes wac
serytceahle o. getting admitted 'o ihi> country
f,ec Of du'l i.r .,lcNr.'rd N-rut cup, won
in rn,lnrd .r JItu.- " Ne"r".s hof.e FoN.
hall. N IssI 30 ? u hid boon ordered sold
aud u. r--yu" mad" k""u' -" iucnd Of
81 Jame, for lie Ne, do hl, esccllcni
.,or4t.1r. and d.v,r-ln1s lic was poet
and Wro'a % bl0Hh N"r-" drama on the
theme ~ Josh oi 4"
Mr.. low, o. Mon. VT" II pr leSis y
vsson - l-i 1or7l"'uon -fr""t. Rrooklyn
died YESTERDAY - f'f sIrn'""t f"sld"rg" ~
C.rc"nVich. conn 81. va, h,rs a. afts,
ft,l 10 W'her-yoor. . prominent la~-
Vsr of the S'rt. SHORTLY 1i'"f l"r rnusg"
shs orslnir-i ~" HrnHkhn hTlngh 81 W
80 a, h.r house far -ry"ral y"afs shH
wa ono ~ no orgErtf'-s oi g." l',Ian NJ
t,i. s,,tettc- - Hfo't.Fr
',hr Forsr'y di"d 10 '." \arrarars''i
uo'al ~ IrpNi"un' 'a.. 't thl.t
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a., ,'.,. t.s-. .r ,.ffns .'.HH vt'h din"r'ii
trvsIIrr.' Iuh.I. f.H'- " OTTO ..' ~ -.
owner % t.' '''..L 30 ..... ~. ....p con.
rer' "a uIfH H'H'f Iu.. ''' a.n
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The sun., 1901-10-22
BOERS BIYING SUPPLIES.
Getting Horses In Russia and Are secretly
Auer Guns In England.

Sp>~i1i Cahs Dsspdhh 10 1iiE ScN.
LONDON. Oct 22.-The morning papers
print a number 81 reports from various
sources tending TO show that the Beers
arr rcplcnishing their war supplies in
Europe The correspondent Of the Stand
ard a, Moscow says the burghers are buying
horses from the peasants Of southern Russia
at fair prices.
The Erpress says Il learn that the Beers
are bargaining with a French company
for the purchase 81 field guns. They are
making especial efforts to obtain the French
guns which were displayed at the military
exhibitiop Ia London and have not as yet
been removed They have also asked
a small South American state 10 buy guns
and rifles In England for the Beers, and an
agent il now residing al Birmingham for
that purpose. II IL added that the Beers
have also succeeded already In getting
many guns through Portuguese East AZ
RIGA
Tho Brussels papers print a story that
Mr. Kruger has received 100 in English
bank notes for the purchase Of arms.
The sun., 1901-10-22
DEtTH or EDWJND TWEEDY.
Was In Brook Farm Association and De-
voted To Charitable Work.

NEWPORT, X ]. Oct 2i.-Edmund 81
Twerdy. who Was prominent in political
and business circles Of New York fifty
ycar- ago died al his Newport residence
thi- morning al the age Of ~. He had
been feeble for several years and died Of
heart failure incident 10 old age
Ia Is42 he was Interested In the Brook
Farm Association with George William
Curtis. Charles A Dana. William Henry
Claiming. George Ripley. Nathaniel Haw-
thorne and Others MIR Tweedy retired
from business forty year, ago and came TO
Newport 10 live.
lie was on" ~ the founders ~ the New
port Charity Organization society and was
the principal contributor 60 it- work He
was also deeply Interested Ia the Redwood
Library and Claiming Memorial Church
He leaves 10 family. and 1t l. believed the
bulk uf hi forum" will g. 10 charity The
body will br in,rrrd AT Danbury, Conn.
The sun., 1901-10-22
LIEUT.. CECIL WEDs MISS BAIN.
Ills Mothers Attempts To Prevent the
Marriage Fail.

Sf<ff1i ahir DstpaiH :" AhF s''
EDiNbURoH. Oct. 2i.-Licut. C"cil, a
grandson OF the Marquis Of Exeter and one
OF the heirs 10 tho OInlife- Brooke millions.
and Miss Bain. daughter Of Belfast insur-
ance man. were married NJ the Morningsido
Parish church here AZ noon to-day. Lieut.
Cecil IL n minor and ward In chanccry and
his mother made several attempts Ia pre-
vent tho wedding Sh. secured an order
from the Court OF Chsncery prohibiting
the marriage but Lieut.. Cecil came h"r"'
where the authority Of the Chancery Court
does not hold Lady Cecil aft"rward So
cured a warrant for Lieut.. C"cils arrest.
bit the high constable refused 10 serve It
unless the writ was indorsed by the Lord
President 81 the Scottish Court. This IN"
latter refused TO do and the banns were
proclaimed for the last time in 81. Cuth-
hert's Church yesterday.
Lieut. Cecil and his wife went on we'd
ding trip 10 York this evening They will
20 10 London tomorrow, when lAeut q.
Cecil will surrender himself TO tho Chancery
Court
The sun., 1901-10-22
CIVILIZATION m FORCE.
French General says Fine Theories do
Not Make for Nations Happiness.
Sr-risl Cls!, D,ipdich 70 THE SrN.

Nf~TIdI Z ~
PANS. Oct. ~ Speaking nt military
hanque, AZ Marseilles yesterday. Gen.
M-,zinger. who was Gen Duchcsne's second
in command in tho conquest Of Madagascar.
and Who now commands the Fifteenth Army
Corps. rcfcrred particularly to tho Necessity
Of discipline. lie said he did not wish 20
saw that force should opprcss right. hut
civilization withou, force was mere emp,i-
ness
Fine theories. he said. do not make for
the happiness of nations. II was In the
name ~ hnc thcor'c- that Cuba was torn
from Spain !, is likewise in their name
tha, the Beer. would fall wer" IL not for the
fec, ,ha, they ARE armed with good rifles
and are able 20 u'ilize them.
The sun., 1901-10-22
.THE AMERICAN DANGER"
European Agreement TO Resist Our TRACE
In, aston Again Urged

spscisI Cssl, Depsiss 70 rHE Sun
BERIiS. Oct 2l-At a general meeting
Of tho Industrial Union to-day Secretary
wendand spoke in strong terms "i wha'
he called the American danger He
attacked the Dinslcy Tarin Law a. III"
most cxorb,aut the world had ever known
He said that while Germany levied duties
amounting 20 little over 10 per cent America
imposed a tariff Of 50 per cent He com,
plain.d that the United states obtained
ticrmany'- industrial secrets by means "f
their customs inqusitoral regulations
lie als q said ,ha, the United State had PAID
spice in Germany for the purpose of watch
ing the factories
Finally. Herr Wendland said, that ~ no
EaIropean combination could bc made
esains, the United States. there should AZ
least H. an agreement between the Euro
p,an Governments for mutually g'iaran-
trcing the commercial status quo.
The sun., 1901-10-22
FEAR CIVIL WAR IN TtRhEi.
Why France u Not Pressing tho i.orando
t1aim -Powers to Act-

Spsrfai Cde< D'srdi'h 70 Inv Sun
PANS. Oct 81 1t Is asserted that France
l. refraining from coercing Turkey In tho
matter Of the claim Of VI. Lorando becatise
Of the fear that such action on her part
would star, civil war In the Ottoman I'm
pirr II Is said that the feeling Of unrest
in Macedonia and Armenia is 80 serious as
constantly to threaten tho preservation
Of peace.
II il also stated the, the Powers. In re-
spons-e To the initiative OF Russia and France,
are discussing tho question Of joint action
10 bring pressure on tho Porte to execute
reforms II this should fail the Powers
will jointly take such action aswill compel
the sultan 90 institute the necessary re-
forms.
The opportunity will also be used TO settle
the Cretan question II II further stated
tina, Russia has now decided TO allow Prince
George Of Greece. the High Commissioner
in Crete. a FREQ hand In that country. In
,ha, case Crete would doubtless be an
nexed TO Greece.
The sun., 1901-10-22
Ambassador Porter's y,si,ors.

SpsfI1I Cahs Dsipoith % THR SUN.
PARIS. Oct. u First Secretary Lewis
Morris Iddings. Of tho American embassy
AT Rome. il at present paying a visit To
Paris Gen. Porters son and the latter's
wife arrived here to-day Gen. Porter.
the American Ambassador here. has in
yited them 20 JOIN him on his eastern trip
The sun., 1901-10-22
h,ns,r.r.ld >el ,amIns Mcrr

.HrIH. u'. ftrfHs.f.f fH 90 20 A.
.saiHs. o. % fiI' ffnii H'lD' -svs
tl.f.. D. fr, frIih in frc r-Tppff f","ri'' uiI.-
h.a,.i fnaf King l~lpald n D. tu Ntsr No."
Iui...l S'a's. iu or,iri to g. id~as iu regard
4, tiss tufiiflkvfu,sf' ~ ltsIgiaI tsHIr
The sun., 1901-10-22
SSItN TROOPS NtTiNi.
uan.~ Garrison kns One oGicer and
Wounds Oth~r~.

Nr-Ii-T TlNf nffTd'Ff n NV w
pvRtIN Oc' - u IL reported that par
Of tho ,rooJ~ comprising ~" Warsaw rHrri'
son mu,inio,l while on paraie ~ protest
agaius' tho food Furnished th"m, which
,l,rv said was noi ~ 80 "n' Ih"v hr'i
ut.an the oNic,-,. killing ono and voundins
-.,v.rnl oih~f-
Tho uu'iuv M. -uIrr'-ss"d and th" nne-
i.. i.r. wcrr imprisoned ~ iu" citadel
Tire. hurs!-,.l fn.r win h. cour' -'uar' taIlol
The sun., 1901-10-22
CARE TOWN'S MARTIAL Law.
To Interfere ~ Little a. Possible win
Businrss and society.

CAPE TowS. Oct II The regulations
for enforcing martial law in the Cape Town
district were issued to-day. They provide
for tho carrying on of the civil law with
few slight notifications.
The regulations were framed with every
desire TO interfere a. little as possible with
the social and business life of the peninsula.
The hotels are ordered 10 close an hour
earlier than usual
The sun., 1901-10-22
SIR Archibald i~,,n smith Dead

IyoNpoN. &c, p Tho ~ Hon. Sir
Archibald I.-yin smith. who r-sigr"l A.
Master - the Rolls la, THURSDAY di~l
lat OIL cm
Th,, lat. Master of 'hc Rolls VS. bonn
.r isif lic Nas Iudg- ~ tho Nigh Court
. . Iustto,.frufn iSsa 90 isas and lsHrt lus''o"
e tut-al fuum isa1 io ien H. th' la''f
vrlr n- ~ 30 appuiu'~i Ns-ief - ihr h'ils
A.. vr. orrlt~l q knight tu iss1 and q PrINv
q .I..H. ilr ~ i~if
The sun., 1901-10-22
IN. nuas,s s.n. tor >r~ ,ors

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ptNaprru. a. 9. Ibr lwi"d Sia'"s
training siip bufalo nAilod hcnos iui Ass
\ ga to-day
The sun., 1901-10-22
RI'PA;NS

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wear, With ga ir thc Stpmleh S4uNei from
trdtg-NiOg NA NrarS agn ! e-gsu 90
have dfsaiil' ai,'rt,s sg.Is aHi si iiuts
would s4h.i sa,h intense San i'ut thr
duc'pf would give mc . mp d-fme q
morphine g. relieve M Oh %. ,puuc ui
i~ul m, s,um4,a tsaws So bai iht
,slH tke u1 fpn3 without suhru1c
arrltiuh . ihplght ] U.lii if, kirau,
Iahul-N IN. tfl uur I irHk rsNt me
relic. sni ln,t nsNrt lai o1c ua th1ss
cfsaiiW 'r.ih Hrs InN have ahp
hrlgsi uy rh-uraii o.
A dfuggisA
Thr Tive Crnt p4ctrt o. enough 81 an
m3.nary o,.asIon. 1h"tamih bottle,
g. crntA. orntsim surps tu ysai.
The sun., 1901-10-22

IA~m weis hirfl'ihrd chgr' ~ San
,iaro issu"t ~ -" Naval lh'r'
,,,i., ,,At.h b., s.td wns similar g. one
ts.-.ivs.i ~ tomn,pior- Sclil'-v - hamp.
ton Raaas i-.f1r' n" started - w W.
Aud Gfufuoru- u csitains,i ptitf'.i ~
formation about thr spanish t,slf'ii',-
ni Ssn'iaEo, innioaiiur, l1.%' w ~. ~.
49, &c. yrcrr llsa,if- than tNUN N'f"
stioruarh found 'n h. NJ ha'u'T 80,
sl,.,. 81 ,hat this saAu wu- cgiei ~ 2.
Z tsss aud 49,. 49, f1iI'i ipu- iu Admn NJ
Sntrt.-,r taf's-v All 1n'siiiissil r'f 'n Ii-h
49,. ,Niu. againsf lnni hsit"ftns un't ilF,
s,..,,,-L 0.sa va ds~I IruVs-i w"f" thif~t
Nc l' har uuf l-~v sRH~n in A'Whai
,rils-, tt,ai b. rss-ifs-i ths~r itls'ru'.' - -.
.hh.t,rh NJ hayn.f har claiuls-i if.al
va. i--rau-r - i'v"fn thai NThl"' Hi' lnA
a. ,la.-s, a. tle Gstsu in ths rs,silnoi-'isiic" O."
- Htari un Nav n -,
II. oil,c, gu,,stions ~ M l.AyDc lAcui
The sun., 1901-10-22
ORDERS TO ADMIRAL SCHLEY.
FIXING THE DATES on WHICH
THEY WE'RE RECEIVED.

the Judge Advocate Proves and schicy
Admits That the Dear schiey' Letter
Was Received BY Him On May n
Another Copy Received on the
zad, With Orders 10 Proceed 10 SAN
tiaso with Ali Despatch secre-
tary weiis Tells of the Breesiyu's
part In the battle of santiago -
Preparations Made while Chasing ths
Colon TO Como to Close Quarter =
Capt. Cook Corrects His Testimony
The leader., 1901-07-17
\ BiCNClc Thief,

Last September, a politely assur-
Charles Smith, rented bicycle from
Charles Dahlstroms Bicycle House in
this city-and disappeared as fast as
the wheel would carry him and further
than Dahlstrom expected him to go.
1t was so far, in fact, that the wheel to
this day has never re appeared: and
like Tennysou's brook may be going
Oh forever But the man who rented
it was sighted after all these months.
on an |. c. train coming up from Rose
land, La, on the 9TH day of July 10y
no other than the owner: who, on
reaching Brookhaven alighted with
some agility before the locomotion
ceased, secured an officer and returned
in haste to nab his man; when, 10!
he had doubtless caught on" and de
camped. Nearly a week later Eric
Dahlstrom, brother of the bicycle
man, espied the el-renter at Nc
Grath's store and soon Constable Ma
gee was again secured and the man,
this time, arrested, while eating lunch
behind the store. He at first denied
any knowledge of wheels in general
or particular; but after being relieved
of two good bottles of rock and rye"
! 10y Hardy Magee, he was taken before
/ Justice Lanier for treatment. 1t was
/ almost too much for his nerves and.
practically admitting his guilt, he of
fered to compromise with the iubilant
owner of the wheel. Having 10
friends to gO'hio bond he was cast into
! Jail, where he remained in outer dark
ness until Monday, when a brother ar
rived on the scene. The cost Of the
wheel and trial amounted to $50.
The mans name is Fleet Andrews.
Of Pike county. We are glad he was
caught aud we hope no wheel will ev-
er be invented that can take a rascal
50 far he can't be caught up with and
made to hear the grind of the law.
The leader., 1901-07-17
VIM. AbShagen
Sim Roberts Has "A Close Call.

Sim Roberts, the notorious young
negro criminal who is serving a term
on the county convict farm, escaped
from Supt. eagle Sunday morning.
Early Sunday night, a trusty on the
convict farm, reported to Luther
Harvey that Roberts was planning 70
board freight train somewhere north
of the depot, and he reported the infor.
nation to Supt. eagle 10y telephone,
who soon came to town, and getting
Mr.. Harvey to accompany him, armed
with shot gun, they went up the
railroad to watch. About o'clock,
on the side of the railroad track be
tween Messrs. J. l.. Whites and S. f.
Smurr's. Luther Harvey, who had gone
up in that locality. leaving Mr. eagle
near the tank. recognized Roberts GO
ing toward Mr.. Smurr's and arrested
him. Roberts was surIy and insulting
in his manner, indulging in numerous
threats, and Mr.. Harvey had not pro
ceeded very far with him on the way
to town before he made motion as if
to draw pistol and ran. Harvey fired
at him over a fence with a load of
buckshot as he ran and brought him
down, one shot taking effect in his
head, but not producing dangerous
wound. He was afterward brought to
town and lodged in jail and next morn
ing carried back to his old quarters
and set to work on the county farm.
Considering his character, the won
der is that Roberts hasn't long since
been killed or hung
The leader., 1901-07-17
BOGUE CHITTO NOTES.
BY JEENs.

Mrs. Fount Kyzar is seriously i'll
Thank the Lord for refresb,,.
showers. ng
Miss Neat Kyzar is on visit 70
Summit. W
Grandma Scarborough is still in 10
clining health. 'e-
The picnic ball here was n sr..
affair on the 4th. 1t was too hot i for
us to dance. 'or
The three fine residences of n.
Thompson, Luther Tyler and Ror
Connally are nearing completion.
Our town liar says he bak. &, h..
cake i'll the sun the other day aud Lii
have no further use for stove pnih
the weather changes. '
Mrs. Jeems reports that the bo,s
have gone on strike this hot weatbas
and the results are keenly felt in tbs
culinary department. '"'
During wind storm in McCon,h
last Friday evening, a house blnu
down and seriously injured severa,
persons.
Rev. j. A. Scarborough has inst 20
turned from an over land trip into
Pike county. He says in some Soc
tions, the crops are burned up,
Mr.. James Tyler and family. of w.
lumoia, are on an outing in these
parts. Jim seems to think a riobt
smart of Miss Beulah and the babv
The revival meeting closed at p,oos
ant Hill last Thursday with twelye 40
cessions. Elders Ritchey and Lowe q. %
sisted Pastor johnson in the meetino
We have never known a greater de-
mand Tor laoorers at all public works
we almost wish ourself out of lob
because it would be such an easy mat,
ter to get one. '
Mrs. ID. A. Scarborough, of Virgins
spent the past week with Rev. i A.
Scarborough and family. She is on
general outing and is now visiting rel
atives in North Lincoln.
"My only objection to THE LEADER
IS, 1t comes but once week" is what
an enterprising man said recently
Some people would grumble if they
were going to be hung.
Our school Board will soon elect
teachers to teach the Bogue Chitto
High School. Out of goodly mum.
Der of worthy applicants, the Board
cannot do otherwise than make good
selections.
Brother Billy reports the farmers
''up with their crops except stirring
the cotton little" Better stir the
ground, Bro. Billy, instead of the cot.
ton, lest you injure the growth of the
plant and give it 1.-THE sore shin"
Our Honorable Board of Superyis.
ors deserve much praise for the dis
Greet manner in which they are manae
ing the public roads. With such en-
terprlsing men as Smith on the east
and Williamson on the west and Thad.
Montgomery in the middle, we may
reasonably expect an advance all along
the line. Pike and other counties
would do we'll to correspond with our
Board and learn how the thing is done.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Program of Teachers Institute at Au.
burn. Miss

Program OF ieacher> Institute AT Au-
burn, Miss
The institute opens Monday. August
2G, with Prof. r. L. Trawick, Of Crystal
Springs, as conductor, and will con-
tinue for one week.
In addition to the regular exercises
of the Institute, something on the
order of Chautauqua will be held
under the direction of the Auburn Ed
ucational Association, four counties
participating, as follows: Lincoln,
Pike, Amite and Franklin.
The program for the occasion, not
yet completed, is as follows:
II a. m. Tuesday, August - - Ad-
dress by T. L. Trawick. Subject, The
Early History of Mississippi"
Sp. Entertainment of Miss Lu-
lah Ragsdale.
IL a. m. Wednesday, August 2S-Ad-
dress by Hon. w. b. Lockwood, of
Crystal Springs.
Sp. m.-Lecture by B. G.. Lowry,
President of Blue Mountain Female
College: subject, christian Educa-
/ ton"
II a. m. Thursday, August 29-Ad-
dress by b. G. Lowry.
Sp. M Contest for medal in Elocu-
tion by four girls, one selected by each
of the County Superintendents Of the
above named counties. Contestant
to represent Lincoln, Miss Sara Storm;
alternate Miss Sammye Magee.
On the same night, contest for medal
in Defamation by four boys selected
as above. Contestant for Lincoln,
J. +. Carruth, Jr.; alternate, Mr. j. b
/ Wills. -Four selections in music, one
/ from each of the above named coun-
/ ties.
il a. m. Friday, August 2O-No pro
gram arranged.
5 p. III. Concert in Elocution and
Music 10y the Faculty and Pupils of
Whitworth Female College.
sunday, Sept. /, at 10 a. III. Song
Service Lecture by DR. W. c. Black;
subject, The Immortality of the
Soul"
The exercises will be interspersed
with choice music, furnished by skill
ed musicians.
The leader., 1901-07-17

Dr. Graves is conducting a thrifty
day school at the armory and also a
night school. The boys who are smar,
and sensible say the doctor "beats any
oody teaching they ever saw" We
hope his school will be a great success
lhe boy or girl who doesn't strive 70,
an education in this advanced age i
sure TO De left very far behind in iife's
race In the years to come.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Smith's NcrXc KcStorcr.

This medicine is boon to persons
who, by reason of long residence in
malarial districts, or from overwork
or debility brought on by long illness
or general depletion of the system
or from advancing years, find they
have lost the vigor of their younger
life. To all these we offer Smith S
Nerve Restorer, and we guarantee that
it will not only relieve their troubles
and weakness, but will restore them
again to enjoy the pleasures of robust
early life. Price per bottle, S1.O0. c
r. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1901-07-17

DR.. Oscar Haywood will lecture at
the Crystal Springs Chautauqua on
July 9th, giving at night his illu>trat-
ed lecture, The Judgment Before
Plate" If sufficient encouragement
is received, DR.. Haywood may be Sc
cured for night in Brookhaven.
Those who have heard him are en-
raptured with his eloquence and the
general attractiveness of his evenings.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Public Hack Service.

Henderson Il Turnbough have estab-
lished a public hack service in Brook
haven. Passengers will be carried
to any point within the corporation
limits for % cents. For trip to the
Pearl River Mills, 30 cents. Phone
No. 73
The leader., 1901-07-17

We expect sensible and progressive
action from the colored Industrial
Convention at jackson. We hare in
this State the best aud most intelli
gent colored element in the world
Aberdeen Examiner.
The leader., 1901-07-17
The advent of two little bows in the

Ihe aiNeht vi l"o ilttlS ooys III Ine
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Crawford
on last Thursday is an event worthy of
note. The little fellows weigh six
pounds each and seem to have a firm
hold on life. May they always be a
JOY to their parents and their five sis,
ters.
The leader., 1901-07-17

Mr. Sam f.. Morctou, who was al
ready assistant general manager of the
Pearl River Lumber Co., was elected
secretary and treasurer at the late
meeting Of the board of directors to
fill cut the entire uneXpired term of
Mr. ]. f. Miazza, resigned, Instead of
simply to fill the office temporarily,
as stated by us last week. Mr.. More-
ton is one of the best lumbermen of
his age in the South, and once before
filed the office of secretary and treas
urer of the Company with entire ac-
integrity. In fact, he possesses the
antiquity and business capacity to fill
any position in the Company with
credit to himself and the satisfaction
of the directors.
The leader., 1901-07-17

The word Pan" of Pan American
comes from the Greek "Pas- Pasa- Pan, y
the neuter gender, nominative, singu-
lar, Pas means All-American. Re
member this when some one asks you
what the word Pan American means.
The leader., 1901-07-17
The iScid Iron Mineral Co.

Representing the above company
will be on the streets of Brookhaver
with "A full line of samples Thursday
Friday and Saturday, July Is, 10 and
%. Consultation and treatment fol
many diseases free.
Yours for health.
JEFF WHITE.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Why Suffer With Backaehe ?

| have suffered several years witt
backache, and after taking one bottle
of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure, | hav,
been cured. Since then / have moi
been troubled with my back. Too
much cannot be said in its praise.
CAPT. WM. FoREsT. Memphis, Tenn.
Price 30 cents. For sale by C.. E
Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Beware of Ointmcnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF smell
and completely derauge the whole system when
entering it through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they Will do is ten fold to the good yor
can possibly derive from them. IIalf> CatarrI
Cure, manufactured by +. }. Cheney 4 Co, To
lcdo. o., contains no mercury, and is taken III
ternay acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. In buying Han
Catarrh Cure he sure You get the genuine. II j.
taken internally. and made in Toledo, phio, ,!
f. j. Cheney < co. Testimonial, free.
Sold by druggists 7.5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The leader., 1901-07-17
Have your umbrella recovered
Bargains in covers this week at
JOHN MCGRATH a Sons.
Notice.

Girls and families having several
girls fourteen years cid and older can
obtain employment. Comfortable
houses, cheap board. Write to super
intendent of Mississippi Mills, Wesson,
Miss. Yours truly,
JAS. McDOUGAL, Sult.
The leader., 1901-07-17

Miss Net Mikell, of Brookhaven' wno
has been the guest of her sister, MIS-
VIM. Anderson, on State street, during
the past three weeks, will leave ior n'i
home Friday, much to the regret Oh 'n0
many friends and admirers she na'
made during her short visit.-Cfd''o"
Led1er.