davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the rate OF s41o and s4.75. respective
ly.
W P. MNAIR, Agent.
IRON MOUNTAIN.

Grand United Order Odd Fellows
(coloredD, Ft. Smith. AK, August
4-9-For the above occasion the Irc.l
Mountain viii sell tickets to Ft. Smith
and return fer fare and one-third, OF
certificate plan. Fer further inforra-
ton call cn local agent.
State Missionary and Educational
and Christian Endeavor Convention,
A. NJ. E. church, Camden, Ark. July
20-2S, 1902-Foc the above occasion
the Iron Mountain will sell tickets 70
Camden and return for fare and one
third, on certificate plan.
Grand Lodge United Members GO
Friendship, Helna, Alik, uly 2S 70
Aug 3-For the above occasion the
Iron Mountain Will sell tickets to Eel.
ena fer fare and one-third. on ccr.
tifcate plan. Tickets on sale July p
to August /.
Special summer rates to Colorado
and Utah. The St. Louis. Iron MouI
tain and Southern railway will SET
special westbound tourist excursion
tickets to Colorado points and Salt
AXE City. season OF 1902. Call o,
agent fer tnll particulars
Annual Grand :."1ge Benevolent c.
der II Elks. alt Lake City, Aug. l2
"a. On Aug. 7-S-9 and 10 the St. Louis
Iron Mountain Railway company VII
sell roundrlip tickets 70 Salt La
{'ity at rate Of s335. Return limit Sep,
5oth.
Ravenden, commencing June l ar.
4.>1oaInua SEPT 30; final return Il.
CT al tickets 0c:. 81. Round trs-
ate 10 Searcy. $40; round trip vare
% RayenGeE s7-5
Special Summer Rates - Mounr NJ
%, Searcey Springs and Ravende,
Snrinss-The s.. L |. NJ. ard S P:
%. VIII sen. comneneing Nay Is ar
,secntinGe OF Ser- 75
Biennial meeting Knights CT Py;h;a
San Francisco, Cal, August 12 10 u
1902-For this occasion the Ire
Mountain will sell tickets to So
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dren
sNB6sS3 <==:sz;55 = s fa7kesscyt7S;;

On September IA. -, and l6 the
COTTON BELT ROUTEwill sell round
trip tickets to Birmingham, Ala. at
rae C one fare for round trip Re
turn limit Sept. 2?th. Account Ma
tional Baptist Convention (colored)
On August the 2, the Cotton Belt
Will sell round trip tickets TO Calves
1cU at rate cf Sc. Returning leave
Galveston August 6. Account special
excursion t. Galveston. Tickets on
sale ffi' train No. 9, August 2.
On August 7 to 10. inclusive. the
cotton Eeit route Will sell tickets &c
'oin VII SCI .lchets 70 Monteagle :.ne
Salt Lake City. Utah. and return =
the rate Of s335, limited to Sept, 80, e
turning. on account OF Annual Me=tins
Grand Lodge Benevolent PROTECTIVE
Order Of Eiks Some stop over am
diverse routes are obtainsble.
On August ? to 10, round trip tickets
will be sold to San Francisco, Cal.
at s475o, limited until September g,
on account of biennial meeting O.
Knights of Pythas. Tickets for tn:
above occasions will permit of ce'
tain stop-over privileges and divers
routes will also be obtainable.
On August Z, s, 8 and 10 the Cotton
Belt route will sell round trip tickets
tip tickets to Monteagle, Tenn, ar
fare for the round trip, limited until
August 25 returning, On account u
Honteagie Sunday School Institrte
On august and 4 the Cotton Belt
.oute Will sell tickets 70 Atlanta. Ga
and return at the rate of one fare Plus
s1.50, limited until August - ard q
Turn, on account CT Neg. Young p
pies Christian and Ed2ca1c1al Cor
gross.
On and after June 1 the Cotton
Belt Route will sell daily tickets to
all summer resorts north, east, south
and west. Inquire in pe.13H :.
phone for full particulars.
National Convention ChriS1ia'
7u~ch, Omaha. Eeh C,ctohe, I5 :.
.3-0a October Is, la and IS 'ha Ir5'
|3ao-a;2 viii sell ,iekats re C,neA-
'-.'s-o. @g.a fa.e s2A %. ticke.s u
soni -etn1T.ne leaving Omaha 1o'
4ti.,r shan October IS, nor la.e'
~ oc'cher %. except that by st
'osit CT ticket with joint agent anc
sfAa. 4 30 ceats return ticke1
nay be extended to include Novemhe'
20.
On June 1st to Sept. 30th the Co'
on Belt foute will sell tickets 70 s.
'rcy, A,k., and Rayenden, Ak, ~
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Edison's Quick Wit

There is sparkling, even dazzling
quality in Edison's repartee, which is
usually surprise to strangers. Peo-
pie generally approach the heavy, self.
contained looking figure expecting re.
plies Of pan1erous technical import
hence their surprise.
The wizard was approached the 9th.
er day by an enterprisina lightning
rod agent anxious for some word o.
praise for his wares from the grea1
man. Edison WIS non-committal.
Well" sa'd the lightning rod ma,
at last, 90 you approve Of lightning
rods, anyway?"
1t depends unon the building" sale
Edison.
But is it any good in any case
Would you advise their use on church.
es, for iastance?' - ve:ltured the re.
man.
"Well,' replied Es,tse,.. With twi-
kle, they raisht he of some uee O
churches. 1t does look rs tbGlgh Pro-
idence were 1T sNnt-m!ndeG :.
times. s."-Galves.o: News.
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Rich and In ustriGus " osGan n.

Mrs. Emma z. .,'o'.s.. .tiLs. whose fath
er was an American citizen aad whose
mother w9s the daughter OF Samoan
Chief is leyed TO be the richest
#oman CT al living in the SoHth Paci-
&c isianGs. father #as American
consul in Samoa many years ago. and
she was bofn : ege. 4 tie age OF IS,
having been educated, she mar
lied an EnglishL2an. vhs soon died,
leaving her sma! estate. This was
thirty years ago Ms. F0as, the began
trading in different parts OF tAe south
seas and made money fast She now
lives or the island of Neu PomneTn,
one OF the Bismarck archipelago
owned by Germany. where ste Ess
plantation Of 10000 acres. With fifty
European employees and hundreds OF
natives. Other la.Gs on the islands
are also owned ty Mrs ssythe, who
is very rich wC3aaa thoroughly con-
tented to live in her beautiful island
home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
GERNANY's HUGE GAME RESERVES
Immense Tracts OF Country Kept for
Imperial Pleasure.

Something that illustrates str.alngly
how rich IN gam a crowded country
like Germany is. ow.ag 20 strict pres
eryation and the great areas OF for
est and moor that are set aside TOR It's
protection, is shown in the list OF big
game killed in the GruneWa.d The
Grunewald is the great imperial Teser-
walton near Berlin, which has just
Ieen given as a free park to the citl-
zens. It was decided to shoot If ali
the game in it, and in the first days
hunt. in which the Emperor partici-
pate4. 100 deer were killed. When
the shooting was ended it vas found
that 2.a9g head OF deer had been
bagged.
The Emperor has hal al opportunity
to shoot rare big g&me lately. The
prince OF Pless invited l.iEl 70 Fisit his
reservation in silesia and Try q shot
at the mighty Wisent bulls. The Ms
ent IS q. rear relative OF the 4use
AuerceAs which v.as hunted h the Cd
Te.tons ana the size of which 50 ap-
pallsf the Romans. The Gar Of Rus
sta has Dsea trying to preserve the
Wisent. and in 1893 the last remain
ing herd was peaned in a mighty res
eryation in Western Russia. There
were 76o specimens then. Now only
41o are left They are dying out like
the American bison. The Prince OF
ploss got a few pairs from the Car,
and has done so well in breeding them
in Silesia that he was able to offer
the Emperor the luxury OF shooting
two great bulls of a species that is
al but extinct.
The Wisent is larger and more i'm
posing in appearance than the bison,
al. far more dangerous to the hun
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HEAVY iiFon1a..z.t eF JEWELS.
All Records Broken ser the Hoiiday
Month Of !aeceGab r, 1891.

Tie exact as..4ss Of IL iuQo1ta-
Itions of precionz stcae- ald p. iris,
passed throuGh tie je&elsy .yiTision
/ of the appraisers stores. .<e# York,
&during Decem5er 1871. afe: Cut. ST.
634, 652. 81. a;sd uneat, $40 1852, maxi
ling a tote. of $--,lS5.tso.S6, over twice
the amount of the largest previous
December on record.
This makes the grand total for the
year 1901 s24 ,s62 ,567.Q7. of which
SIS 0,51l.02 repleseats c. stones
and pears and 36,702 055.Q5 uncut
stones. The ,ot2l Tor 1901 is s., J,S14
more than the lasg St record OF any
previous year Gis&4) aad 2i.ses.952
more than was imported during the
year 1909. IN ad.lIt4oA % tae amount
Of diamonds WAiei3 cane in b. eX-
press.
These passed through another divis-
ion of the custom. house aad are not
included here With these the aggre-
gate would BE swe.iaa by over Sl,0o0,-
coo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01

Francisco for s475o. Days Of sale,
August to s, inclusive, Final re-
turn limit September 80 with liberal
Stop-over privileges coming and 60
ing.
Ieilost'ne Pa:k Eyc,rs' s',7. Sea.
son Of le02-The Iron Moa.lein has
some very attractive rates to offer to
this season.
Special Eycursions-Natchez. Miss,
and Intern ediate Points TO Little
Rock. August 9, 1902-For above oc-
casion the Iron Mountain will sell tick
cts for one fare for the round trip.
For further information call on local
agent.
HomeseekeTs Summer Rates. Sea.
son of 1902-On account of above the
Iron Mountain will sell homeseekers'
tickets at one fare, plus 50, on the frs.
and third Tuesdays of each month. TO
and including October 81, 1902, to all
points in Indian and Oklahoma terri
tories.
Monteagle Assembly Bible School.
Monteagle, Tenn, July 3 to August IS
For this occasion the Iron Noun
return tor s14.40. Dates Of sale, June
80 to July /. 2, %. % and o5. Final
return limit August 80.
Summer School. Knoxville, TenI
June 10 to July 30-For this occasion
the Iron Mountain will sell tickets TO
Knoxville and return for % Days
of sale, June Is, 1G. II. 81. IS and
20. July 10, II and u. Return limh
August Is.
aHnua. Meeting Grand Lodge B. P.
. E., Salt Lake City, Utah. August
? to 14-On August I. 3, s and 10 the
lrno Mountain will sell tickets to Salt
Lake and return for s25 Tickets to
be good for return passage leaving
Salt Lake to include September go
Very liberal stop-over privileges and
routing.
Colorado and Ctah Excursions, Sea.
son 19O2-The Iron Mountain have
some very attractive inducements to
offer Colorado and Utah excursion.
lists.
H. N. ATWOOD, Ast
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Tte S.. .lsa Il

A hua.23
cliyities = s.la.z-.
caived fi3.n q -1..1..ss.. !. -
thereto
Dear ST.: " ..aF4 a.s=a Ho..r -
our careful reat;:::2s=.. III .e-ret ma =.
cannot use sane. Ti51.e c. f0: *:
or We viii ret.tln sa-se at yo'.@ ,s-
pense by express Thanking Yea -:
submitting same to US. aId trusting tc
we are. etc.
Gentlemen: Thank you all the same
for reading same and giving ME az
opportunity to reclaim same. l shall
call for the same tomorrow. etc
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|oS3aiY CARRIED TO EXTREMES
ny The servant Girl Left the Home
stead Of the Greens.

u stt% Green has achieved reputa-
bn for parsimony. but he husband
Ias rot far behind her. At one time
hey We're living in New Hampshire
|hd were the talk OF the town. The
ervaHt girl who lived with them had
great deal to contend with, and
(nally left when Nh Green would not
|ave the wood cut. She says that
b. pieces of wood were too long to
(ut into the stove and she objected.
Fhe wood came in foHrfoot sticks, and
hr. Green declared it was a waste OF
honey to hire man to chop it up.
We'll, how can | use them when they
Eon't 90 into the stoye?' inquired the
servant girl I'll show you, said Mr..
Green. I'll he showed a four-foot
stick as lar into lhe stove as It would
90 and leste, tn end c.n a eisaiI%baeh.
As the stick 9e.r.ri q <a he =h9VeA i
l little further into the stove, uhtIt
t was small eooaa' 70 20 in entirely.
The servant s5fI 9.;ge notice al once.
New Ye!h Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
hTn TljTCT CDhnEc
|U IllOl HULO
Thirteen Tine. Elected Mayor.

Mayor Glover OF Bluff City, Kan.
has Just been elected to his thirteenth
consecutive term as mayor. His hon
or says he found it rough shedding for
couple Of terms. but now has his
Job so we'll in hand that everything
runs very smoothly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
Eot:er am EUi'diac Largest Dock.

Rotterdam :. 5l:tding 12e biggest
excavaled dock ii the void It's
area is $50 acres, Wit. depth OF wa
ter fourteen feet, which viii be dredg-
ed cut later to tH.elty-eight feet. The
earth dug up has been used to build
the surrounding quays and to raise
the level OF neightoring streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
England Losing Art Treasures.

Complaints are made IN British jour
nals that the at treasures OF England
are being looted by American million
aires and directors Of German and
F:ecph I.Useums just as ltalys treas
ures used to be carried of by the Eng
lish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
Poets Love foc Children.

Joaquin Miller. ksowa far aad wide
as the poet Of the sierras.' is build
ing in California a park designed ex-
olusiyely for the use Of little chi
dren.
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DON'T FAIL

to tgy box Of d.. Gannaway's Old
Reliable Tonic Tablets. Never has
failed 20 cure chills For sale a,
GsnnaWay's Cheap Cash Grocery,
$40 Main St. Both Phones.
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Ch:naman Was There Too.

Il have been making tour Of the
eeu.l.a remarked J. B. Joseph, as he
..9i.hed writing his name across the
.e9.e.er in the st. Charles hotel yes
to-day. a broad smile o'erspreading
rs :aee as he jah5ed the pen into
ste r2:a.o. Il was greatly amused
on a,ishting from the train on the
Georgia Central railway in Savannah.
'The station is surrounded in all di-
u ee.icrs With lot of saloons and
cheap restaurants. In great illumi-
Iattd ,etters over enc of these sa-
cons was Tie sign:
"Cpen all night.
Next TO it was a restaurant bear
ing WITH equal prominence the legend,
We never close
iihrd in order was a Chinese laun-
dry III little tumhledown hevel and
upon the front of this building was
the sign in great scrawling letters:
Me wakee, too. .-Milwsukee Chroni-
tle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
How Eirds Migrate,

Many Of the smaller and weaker
hi1Gs. IKE The ty-catchers, vireos,
v.s2s, EiAe'ets and bluebirds, in order
TO aAa4 tie. enemies, the hawks.
I. - t.se.r 3o2g .ehts by night, stop
i--s y: Test aad lood in the day time.
- .srsef anA 32lGer ones, Ike the
fa&h> and COWS. and those of ex-
tl",a9,y rar.G fisht, Ike the swallows
az - - Ids. ...islate tear.ess.y
Icy 2at a:.G iAs.e are some. Ii.s the
e&'S-a-5- @eez=. w,.ieh travel Just when
t. eose. ~ day OF night Ni2Tat
IL - as':.!ly G2 st a height Of
fra cAs q cflee lies. ana this en-
atses tae.4 to Sc tie r:v4as. .he n:oln-
t&ia :a1ses AID the aoast E22. BY
these tho iH:eet tlei@ eoulse. the cd
h'ies remembering rhe way they came
btlsff. a&d re Ne0es a.es following.
-NoEt,:.'s Hone c~.r@nion.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
CHRISTMAS OBSERVATIONS.

On Christmas eve the Baptist Sun
day School afforded its pupils and
friends a delightful hour at their pref
ty church, in which had been erected
Jacobs ladder" or rather three of
them; which, together, formed an ever
green pyramid upon which the display
of presents and candies was very effect
i've. The children furnished the music
and little Maybelle Henderson and
Miss Mary Hobbs gave appropriate
Rotations; after which old Santa
Claus (Mr. Addison,) DR.. Ira L. Par
sons and Mar shall Mccullough, like
"angels ascending and descending"
distributed the presents, candies, nuts,
fruit, etc. Rev. and Mrs. r. FL. Purser
received numerous individual gifts.
The occasion was very pleasant one;
and an interesting and commendable
feature was the giving of gifts by
classes to respective teachers. We
doubt not the teachers feel encouraged
by the evidences of appreciation re-
ceived, to do better work in the New
Year dawning, than in the old. Henry
Ware Hobbs was presented gold ring
for best attendance in his class of
TIVE lty-one lit lie ones.
On Christmas night a pretty tree,
just the kind you read about, was given
by the Presbyterians in the Nalty old
building, which is now being converted
into livery stable.
Little ones we're again made happy
and so pleasant was the evening that
friend remarked that the Presbyteri-
ans "never did things by halves-they
even celebrated the birth of Christ in
a veritable manger." Mr.. Chas. Hamil-
ton was the very fat and jolly old man
of the chimney; and he was assisted in
his duties by the superintendent of the
Sabbath School, Mr.. Mcpherson, and
by the ex-superintendent, Charles
Heuck. The latter also presented two
handsome medals for best lessons to
Aileen McNair and Mary Blue. Rev.
G. T. Chandler was we'll remembered
with purse of $40, beside a rich as
sortment, on Christmas eve, of many
good things appropriate to the Yule-
tide feasts. "Tis sweet to be remem-
bered" was the experience Of many
happy and grateful hearts ION Christ
mas day in the morning" in this city.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
Mccomb Sees The "singin' skuIe."

The "Singin Sknle Beginment" which
tn ladies' of the Presbyterian Church
are going to present at the opera house
on Friday night, January %, was a
great hit in McGomb, aud in order to
show how we'll the people were pleased
the reports Of all Of the papers is here
reproduced:
McComb City Enterprise saysi This
novel entertainment, the "Singin' Skule
Beginment' was presented at the op-
era house, Friday night by Messrs
Bertram and Willard, assisted by local
talent. The play is entirely original in
design and extremely entertaining
The large audience was kept in con-
slant roar of laughter from beginning
to end and everybody expressed them
selves as being highly pleased.
McComb City Snap Shot says: The
opera house was packed Friday night
to see Bertram and Wizards gradyer-
atm "Singin' KIass" of local talent.
The large audience was well repaid for
their attendance as the many hearty
and numerous laughs testified.
McComb City New Times says: The
"Singin' Skule Beginment,' given Fri
day night under the management of
Messrs Bertram and Willard was a
SUCCESS id every particular. The house
was crowded and all present enjoyed
thepselRes to the utmost.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
TOWN AND COUNTY.

N. w. Ramsey is spending the week
with his family.
j. E. Nicholson is quite sick this
week with the mumps.
Get DR.. Ripley's prices on dental
work. He can save you money.
During the next 80 days DR.. G. L.
Ripley will make teeth for Sc d plate.
Miss Maude Culbertson, of jackson,
wa, Mrs. L. P KEGS guest during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee May, of Sunfower
county, are visiting relatives here and
in Wesson.
Paul Hobbs and Julius and Walter
Priebatsch spent couple of days in
New Orleans last week.
Miss Lola Allen returned Sunday
evening from Jackson, where she spent
the week with her mother
Miss Florence A. Young, of Canton,
arrived last Tuesday on visit to her
sister, Mrs. ". Fl. Milton.
Mr. Elihu May, children and grand
children, were visitors with J. E. Mich
olson aud family Xmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and
their guests, Misses Lewis and Kirkpat-
rick, left last Saturday for visit to
the Crescent City.
Mrs. Carrie Greeson of Prescott,
Ark, is the guest of her parents, Capt.
and Mis- Tedford at their pretty new
home. She was accompanied by her
foui children.
We are Informed that the new school
house i'll johnson school district will
not be opened on January 1st as an
nounced last week.
Holly was laden this year with its
pretty red berries; and few were the
homes that lacked a spray of the
Christmas green. Mistletoe, also, bore
its natural fruit of pearly white berries.
Nj. Lee Sartin, the father of our
vdued citizen, D. Sartin, died on the
23rI at his home near Sartinville, and
was buried on Christmas eve. Mr.. Sar,
tin was thrifty farmer aud an excel
lent gentleman. Tn sympathy of the
community goes out to the bereaved.
The installation ceremonies at the
Masonic Temple last Saturday night
were attended by number of invited
guests. A feast was spread and con-
Vivial time passed by all present. John
3 Seavey served as deputy Grand
Master aud iQ an admirable manner
otticlated in that capacity.
Mrs. Johanna soderholm, of Fergus
FALL, MINI, fell and dislocated her
shoulder. Sue had Il surgeon get it
back in place as soon as possible, but
1t WAS quite sore and paiued her very
much. Her son mentioned that he had
seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm adver-
tised for sprainS and soreness, and she
asked him to buy her bottle of it,
which he did. 1t quickly relieved her
and enabled her to sleep which she had
not done for several days. The son
WAS 80 much pleased with the relief it
gave his mother that he has since
recommended it to many others. For
Sale by c. K. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
NnLA nnTS

The entertainment proved quite a
success at the Nola high school on
Christmas eve.
Christmas passed quietly and we
know of no homes that were molested
by drunkenness.
Next is first class school concert
and plenty of music to beat the Christ
mas entertainment.
Robert Bass is on visit to Copiah,
to spend Christmas with relatives. He
said he expected to meet his best girl
also.
Miss Betty White gracefully adorned
the store at Nola with her presence
bshind the counter during Christmas
holidays.
We are impressed with the manly
appearance of Mr.. Beckner, as "man-
ager" of the logging business of the
Pearl River Lumber Company.
S. r. Bardwell's residence is nearing
completion. Its appearance adds con-
siderably to the attractiveness of Nola.
Other residences will also go up soon.
The demand. for Christmas goods
and confectioneries consumed more
than car load in our little town. Com
petition would have added twice that
amount.
We were constantly reminded, by
the exercises, that it Was our Lords
birthday. sold Santa Claus made
many bright faces and happy homes
by his quaint old songs and nice gifts.
Mr.. Galway White, who has been
confined to his bed, at the home of his
father in-law, D. S. Sutton, for near
two months, is still unable to be up,
but his chances for recovery are still
hopeful.
We want to keep the public senti-
ment against drunkenness, brother.
We want the young men who are not
already caught off by hoodlumism and
drunkenness to ''scorn the ways of the
foolish" Help us to do this.
Quite good many of the logging
hands are taking an offing during the
holidays and it may be, not to return,
as is usually the case with all public
work. Now is the time for others to
secure good paying job.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.

On last Saturday, in commemoration
of the marriage day of Mr.. and Mrs
Noah w. Ramsey, twenty-five years
ago, High Mass was celebrated by Rev.
A. Althof at st. Francis Catholic
church; the church in which they were
married.
Owing to recent bereavement no re-
ception was held; but relatives were
entertained charmingly at their home.
The LEADER extends congratulations
and its wishes for many happy returns
of the day.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-31
NOTICE.


I take this method of thanking my
patrons for their liberal patronage
during the holiday season, which was
far above my expectation, and Shows
that Brookhayen is not country town
bat a city where the people buy their
dry goods at a dry goods store; grocer
les at q grocery storei pills at drug
store and iewelry At q jewelry store.
Ny orders for new goods are going
put now to the leading ieWelry eenters
Of this country and BY February "a my
stopk will be again complete in all its
details with the latest in the ieWelry
line kept at first class jewelFy store,
Respectfully,
A. SFAFFLER.