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aufgeben. Breiie: Is, so unb Is
Gents.
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Safer @ilbelms Yabt.

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Der in ben lebten Sagen 10 bdufig
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seuees 1ebr genarte Inpeilungen gu
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legenen 9edbaule aus 9elangt man
in cine Irt Yeitibiil binunter, NOD
man &arten. nautilbe Snitrumente
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man in cine init apei Betten ausge=
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fir 9erren noriberfubrt, snil9en
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lelber, bas nab Steuerborb binaus
selegen lit. @tn erpBes 3immer BON
etpa orei5ebn SUB 2dnee, oas NIT
elmer 8ettiteae BON Mtelftng, einem
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eeitattet lit unb iein 4idt auBer
burb Die Seitenlufen, Die rO9ienz
augen", burb elm Oberlidt ent=
pfdngt. Die 8entifatoren bat Der
Safer ielblt entmorfen. Mah binten
gu liegt elm Baoeaimmer iomie fer
ner cine Sabine fir ben &ammer=
biener. Die &abinen fir Die Ser
rem beS @efolees auf 8afburo itno,
tpenn aub natiirlib niht anndbernb
70 arDB, bod immerbin reht eez
rdumig.
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bet in ben Salon, einen iebr itatt=
lihen 6autn, Der abtsebn SUP lang
lit uno iid ourb Die gauge 8reite bes
Sabrseuges eritreft. Der Gusaieb=
tiid in Der Mitte fam bequem fir "a
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fet peruDaitdnoi9en Die @inribtung.
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faiierliben 9iib iorsen, uno oann
cine ameite, in Der fir Die Wann=
ibaft eefoht miro. Sir Die Diff
aiere fino bier &abinen ba, uno i'm
Wannibaftsfaftea ltno Sblafiteaen
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Segas 8.

= Sn elmer ShieBaffaire spiiden
Iaron uno g. Miinaenbeimer in
MeineDla purbe 2ebterer bur1 brei
ShuIie gefdbrli6 permunoet.
Cine Seuersbrunit in WDunt
gernon rthtete einen Sbaoen BON
800, 900 an.
S. 8. Dibrea bon Seauin bat
feline &anoibatur fir ben &onereB
i'm neuen Is. Oiitrift aneefiinoiet.
= Su 6alettsniqe lit $. s. 8raus
mig alS @bef Der aus bret &ompag<
MEN beitebenoen Seuermebr pieoer=
erpdblt tpproen.
Die 8utterz unb &dlefabrif in
2odbart 1T am 9. Sanuar in 8etrieb
9eiebt muroen. Cine Insabl Sarz
rter Der umgeeenb lit an Dem Inter
nebmen betbeiliet.
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trug wdbrenb bes perflolienen Sab
res 2388 3oa. Ser Durblhuitts=
regenfau bortielbit lit 35 3oQ.
Soiepb 8roib, Der unlangit
nabe Snouitrp aus Dem @aeen ee=
morfen muroe uno elm 8ein brad,
oas antputirt ueroen muBte, lit ae=
ltorben. @r ftano i'm Sitter oDr, 50
Sabren.
= Ius DENTON miro beridtet,
oaB Der n&atp Slper" bonn 0orben
oDrtielblt am 9. Sanuar nit 8 8aiia=
aiercars. auBer @rpreB=. Boit= uno
@epadcar eintraf uno 408 Baiiagiere
batte, meiltens 2eute, Die iid in
9eras umieben mDlen, nm 1ib bier
nieoeraulaiien.
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9mrit seretn 2mrmfd)mle,

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Damen uno Derren, jeben Gag BON
3 big 10 ubr.
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cine gana S9ule perbunben uno
1inb Die Stunoen fir oiele MittmDb
uno Samltae opn $50 bis 4.30 fir
&inber uno bon 8 biz 9 fir @rpabz
iene.
SIN Sehten uno Boren miro un=
terriftet.
". 6. Speibel, Turnlebrer.
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Gin @eldaftsmann In Me

= Gin @eihaitsmann In Stem
Orleans bat benz bprtieen Zines
Democrat" intereHante NufihluGe
fiber bic @ronuB gultur gegeben.
Der Serr lagt unter Inoerem: ,@s
itedt piel @elb i'm 8eanut= @eiddft
unb bog Wertmiiroi9e 1T, oaB oas
&biten ben Bertb zines Bfunoes UNI
unsefdbr q Gents erb6bt. Sc
geben etrpa flint Sadben auf elm
Bfuno uno fir iebes Sddden
perben flint Gents besablt, oas
magt aulommen % @ts. 3man=
Big Gents auf Elm 8funo 1T elm
GROCER @epinu, menn man bqriber
naboenft. Weun ieber Menlb i'm
Stanoe mare, pl0bli6 4 Gents III Is
Gents gu perpanoeln, 70 mare baS
Weibperben cine leihte Safe. @s
1T iibrieens cine TbatladJe, oaB oa8
vBeanut" s@eibdft in bieiem 9beile
oes 2anoes in ben Soroeraruno
tritt, gs 1T cine leidte Sabe,
mBeanutS9 az cultiuiren unb es ees
bort perbaltniBmdBie Wenia &apital
baau."
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tperoen aegenpartia BON Der Nnbeu=
fer : 8uib grauerei in ct. 2ouis,
Mfo.. an 0ano eebalter, UNI nit Dem
berlbmten u8uopeiier" ~8ter eefiiqt
gu perben, Gteies lift Elm autes
.3eiden BON Der Yopularitat oieler
Wfarfe.
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= 8enn eS nah ben 8ellimiften
pinee, bolte Der @eier mebr Menz
{hen, als Der Storb brinet.
elite.
Serrens3ifte.

Capt s $ Mteranber - $ g9riitian-S
Dprnberger-gbo gnebrof-S Sibuer-
q 81 Solbert-M q Sacobs-8m Wadert
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Sommer-Irtbur Shafer-S 3 8infler.
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ME @elt6-9onnie 8hittenbers,
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Mibael-Sulie 8eterion-Nue Sbrbber.
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aD- Salt, cement, Sanb, 8ads
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb Tbon-
9beerun &spbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer unb Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, 8las &c. &c. ftets porrdtbi9
bel s. 6. 9ielma,tn, 306 Ofts
Commerce. traBe. Niebrige Breiie,
cute Waare iDtpie CUTE unb reele
8eoienune Derben garantirt.
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Wab @aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. 8anias
gitp, ct. 2onis nno Chicago, td9lib,
GA & y. g. Oeppt) 1880 Mor9ens.
Nab @acD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (nom
Suuiet@9epot) ......... 1915 IbenbS.
Nntunt:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gitb,
Dallas, SORT 8ortb uno BacD, tdelib
(Sunlet 9epot) ...........8:30 Sorm.
Bon 8aco, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. s. u, 3. SeoDt) ...... 9:25 Nbeuos.
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Wufunff {.
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Wbfahrt.

Nab @aloetDn,H Spufton uno guerp tag.
IiQ. 800 8prm.
Nab Corpus gbrifti, Mra,fas BaS unb
8eeniIe tdalib ..........9 ubr Sorn.
unb 2:20 Nacbm.
9ah Borne uno aerrpiae, tdglib ......
Nnfunt.
Bon @alneton, 9DufDn unb guero tdg<
ZOO Mbenbs.
@pn Corpus gbrifti, Iranias 8aB unb
8eepiIe td9li1.. .2:05 Nabnt.
Son Borne unb &errniGe. td9lib......
$3.50 MbenbS.
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Giienbabn Tabr=Y lan.
5. 4 g. u. Wabu.
Mbfa hrt.

Nab alien Noro<3eras< 9unften ........
7.30 Born.
Na6 ct. 2puis, Wempbis unb Dem
Often. .12.30 Mttttaas.
Mab @acp, Norb~Seras, Santa Sc unb
5riscD~Yunften ..........S.15 Mbe1tbs
Nab ct. Souls unb benz Often 900 y
Nab 9arebo uno Merico -, 900 8Drm.
Nnfunt t.
Bon 81. 2ouis unb benz Often. 80 BORN.
SDn HDrosSeras, Santa Sc unb SriScor
8unften 8.45 8Drn1.
Son lDcalen Hunften .......6.30 Nafm.
BON ct. 2ouis unb benz . ten u.45 Ibbs.
Bon Qarebo uno Mterifp. H. Nad}tn.
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goutDern Yacific 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

Nacb Netp Orleans, SuufDn uno Gals
befton td9licb.. ..12:00 Mtittags.
Nacb Gl 8alD, goiifurnien uno WteItfD
900 BDrm.
9tocb NorbzSeros, ct. 2puts unb gbicos
go (Katy Flyer ........8:l5 Nbenbs.
Nntnnft.
8on NDro<Selas, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer)..........8:30 M0rgen3.
Son Meu Orleans, Soaiten un6 8nl<
befton ta9lib.............4:45 Nocbm.
Son 81 8oio, galifDrnien uno Merifo
7:30 Wbeu6s.
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Die Srauen wiiien pobl ni6t,
mie piel unbeil lire @ugen anridz
ten, ionit plr0en lie oaHn uno mann
zines suoriden.
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@nlf ghpre @ahn.

Nbfabrt.
0ab Stodbole, taalih, $500 Born.
Mnfunt
Son Stodbale, tdalid9, 1900 Hathm.
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Gin,

ceids Dame, tpelt6e burtb Or. Mi&oIion'S
Rinalide ObrtrOmutelH bon Shmerbbrigs,
teit uno Sbreniouien sebeilt tporben III,
bat ieinem Snititut elm @eibent BON
$4,000 Dollars iibern1abt, bamit iplhe
taube uno ihtuerbhrige 8eripnen, melbe
nibt bic Wfittel beiiben, fib bic Obrtrom-
meln 81 oerihofen. b~ieielben Mmionit er.
balten tbnnen. 8riefe tpolle man aoreis
iiren: No. 92 n, Das Institut Nicholson,
"Longcott''. Gunnersbury. London, w.
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Hbeumatismus 1T in bielem Selma
lbmersbofter oils irgeno ein ouoeres
aeiben; miro bur6 elmer & Mmenbs
Nesept $40. 1851 eebeilt. 6. e.
g A m BIT, Gge,tt, Souitpn, 3eras.
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- 8as bette Mittel, lanse gu lez
ben, lit, iih ben COB 81 piinlden.
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ST.. Rpbert g. mpk,

Gr, 6pbert q. Wepk,
Office 1913 9pe 6. Specialift fir Nu-
gen, Obren, @aIe unb 9eble. Spsebs
Itunoen BON 9 bis II ubr Gormtittags
uno bon 2 bic 5 ubr 9ahmittags.
0a6iidt 1T Die Mutter oes
Shlenbrlana. -
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Die &idiibtsloitsfeit Der
Menihen ferrt man ant beiten in
ben gi1enbabnepupes fennen,
The leader., 1902-04-16
Praise for the Band.

"A Breezy Time" has one Of the very
best bands and orchestras it's possible
for money to obtain, with special ar
rangements made for this band only.
This organization has what no other
band in connection with farce com
edy has, and that is, every man has
been engaged as specialist for his
particular instrument, thus making a
complete band of soloists.
Wherever the Fiz & Webster's big
Farce Comedy Company has ap
peared. this season, the press and
public have been unanimous in pro.
nouncing their performances the best
ever seen. "a Breezy Time" is in three
acts, the plot of which is so light that
It is hardly worth mentioning, although
every act has been happily impreg-
mated with everything that is new and
up to date, including, music, songs
dances and clever specialties, all OF
which are introduced in an easy and
perfectly legit innate manner.
The cast of "a Breezy Time" Com
pany consists of the pick of some OF
the foremost artists now appearing OF
the Farce Comedy stage, who have the
ability to depict in fine and artistic
manner the finely drawn characters in
this, the funniest of all comedies.-Er
change.
The leader., 1902-04-16
PRICE DRUG co.

parents and some of his brothers were
with him in his last hours He was
brought to Auburn, where his remains
were inferred in the Adams cemetery.
The funeral exercises were conducted
by Rev. w. J. Ferguson, pastor of
the Adams church, assisted by Revs.
Paul and May, pastors of the Auburn
M. E. church, and Rev. u. Lotion, Bap-
tist minister of Similo.
The Rev. Mr. Chase, of New Orleans,
was in Auburn last Saturday and Sun
day. On Saturday night he exhibited
a set of missionary pictures in the Au-
burn M. E, church, by means of magic
lantern, showing the people the Gus
toms of the foreign countries in which
that branch of the church has mission
aries; also showed what they are doing
and what is yet to be done in the way
of bringing souls to Christ. After the
service collection was taken for the
missionary cause, which amounted to
S100. Rove.
The leader., 1902-04-16
AUBURN DOTS.

The farmers of this community are
planting cotton.
Mr.. c. H. Carruth, of Auburn, Wis
tied China Grove last Sunday. What
is the attraction out there, Doc?
Mr. A. X Godbold, one of our boys
who is in Mississippi College this year,
spent day or two at home last week.
Mrs. w. j. Furgurson, who has been
away for several weeks visiting her
mother at Scooba, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Watts, of
North Lincoln, visited their son and
family, j. NJ Watts, of Auburn, last
week
Messrs. Dickie, Brown and Spurlock,
three of Amite countys most prom
inent citizens, were Auburn visitors a
few days ago.
Miss Mamie Wood is the happy re-
cipient of a nice, new piano, out of
which she is furnishing some very fas-
cinating music.
Misses jamie Carruth and Gussie
Godbold visited the home folks here
recently from Whitworth College,
where they are in attendance this ses-
sion.
Mr.. J. p. Carruth is at Hot Springs,
Ark, where he will spend few weeks
hoping to be cured of rheumatism, with
which he has been suffering for quite
awhile.
of Antics hustling magistrates, was in
tnx los ENrt1 1nv dol,
official writing for DR.. Flowers and
]. M. Watts.
Rev. z. Lotion and wife, of Similo,
visited this place last week and spent a
night with Mr.. r. j. Coker. Come
again, Brother Zach, when you can
stay longer with us.
Prof. 2. B. Graves was here last Sat
urday looking after educational in
terests, and the patrons of the Auburn
High School are anticipating having
him to teach here next term
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Denman, of Law
renee county, spent few days here re-
Gently, visiting among their relatives
and friends. We hope they will come
again soon and spend even more time
with us.
The Auburn High School has closed
and the worthy teachers are not with
US any longer, but our very best wishes
go with them and they will ever occu-
py warm place in the hearts of the
good people of this community, and
the efficient work done here by them
will continue to live among us.
DIR. Joseph Powell Butler, whose
home was three or four miles west of
here, died of pneum onia in Memphis on
the 2nd inst, where he was attending
the Memphis Medical College and
would have graduated in a few more
weeks at the head of his class. His
The leader., 1902-04-16

My son has suffered with stone in the
bladder eight years. | have taken him
to several watering places, also to Gin
cinnati, New York, Chicago and Nash
vile, where he was put under eminent
physicians, with no improvements; ON
the contrary, it was gradually getting
larger, until | lost all hope of getting
him cured, when | was told of Smith s
Sure Kidney Cure. | had him try it,
and to my surprise he began to i'm
prove at once, and he was cured with
two bottles. His general health has
improved wonderfully. JOHN E. DED-
MAN, Memphis, Tenn.
Price 50 cents. For sale by G. E.
Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1902-04-16
Beauty and Strength

Are desirable. You are strong and
vigorous, when your blood is pure
Many-nay, most-women, fail to prop
erly digest their food, and so become
pale, sallow, thin and weak, while the
brightness, freshness and beauty OF
the skin and complexion, depart. Rem.
edy this unpleasant evil, by eating
nourishing food, and taking small
dose of Herbine after each meal, to di.
gest what you have eaten. SOC at Price
Drug Co.
The leader., 1902-04-16
County Examinations.

County examinations for applicants
to teach school will be held at the
court house as follows:
First white, April 4th and 9Th.
Second white, April 18th and 10th.
First colored, April 11th and 18th.
Second colored, April 25th and 26th.
Examinations will open at a. m. or
on Friday, and at s a. m. on Saturday
Prof. T. P. Scott and Prof. j. M. Gil
rault will be on the examining board
Very Respectfully,
EDGAR GREEN,
Supt. of Education.
The leader., 1902-04-16
Distressing Accident. .

On Saturday night, after midnight,
Tom Mccormick, who for some years
past has been an employe at the brick
yard and now occupies the position of
foreman, was found lying in an insensi-
BILE condition on the edge of the banquet
on the north side of the st. Marco
Building, and up to today has re-
mained in practically the same con
dition, having never regained con-
sciousness.
From the facts and circumstances
obtainable, about midnight Saturday
night he had been in the room of some
friends who lodge in the st. Marco
Building, and the supposition is that
he went out on the gallery and either
walked off or lost his balance and fell
over the railing to the pavement below,
producing conclusion of the brain.
The facts and circumstances gathered
further show that he and some of the
young men he was with, whose names
are withheld for the present, had been
drinking heavily, which doubtless
furnishes the true explanation of the
distressing accident.
Tom Mccormick was one of the
most quiet, steady, industrious and
reliable young men of Brookhaven
and member of one of its best fami-
lies. He was strikingly handsome and
winning in his personal appearance.
1t was not known to many of his ac-
quaintances that he ever touched
liquor, and his sad fate etrikinGiy
emphasizes the hell of temptation and
ruin to which the boys and young men
of Brookhaven are being con stantly
subjected by those who lightly regard
the laws of both God and man. Oar
profoundest sympathies go ont to his
distressed father an l mother AM 9th -
relatives.
The leader., 1902-04-16
Republican Committee Meetjnp

A meeting of the Republican Ey.
ecutive Committee of Lincoln County
in the State of Mississippi, is hereby
called to meet at the law office of E. F
Brennan, in the City of Brookhaven in
said county and State, on Saturday,
the 26th day of April, A. D., 1902 at
y o'clock m. to elect delegate or del.
egates' to the District Convention,
which meets in said city on April Both,
1902, at II o'clock m., and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the Committee in accord
ance with Section 3, of the Primary
Election Law of 1902.
E. f. BRENNAN,
Chairman.
April 18th, 1902.
Mr.. Geo. Watson is out again after
two weeks of trying illness.
The leader., 1902-04-16

At the Missionary Institute held at
Hazlehurst last week able papers were
presented by Rev. G. w. Crisler, sub,
ject: Educational Work in the
Foreign Field, and by Rev. A. F. Wat.
kins, subject: "The Place of the w. F.
NJ. S. in the Church. Rev. B. f. Jones
who is exofficio president of the in
stitute, presided at the meeting. DR..
c. F. Reid, returned missionary from
Corea, gave an account of missions in
that far off country and it is earnestly
hoped that strong impetus to Chris
tian endeavor at home and abroad was
given at this meeting.
The leader., 1902-04-16

McGrath's handsome stock
of Spring and Summer Cor
sets embraces all the leading
brands. Among the most
popular are the celebrated
Warmers RUsT PROOF and
the well-known Weingarten
Bros. linc-the prize win
ming W. b. Corsct-all the
new shapes -- all the best
styles. Every Corset guar
antecd to give satisfactory
wear.
W h en- looking through
McGrath's elegant Corset
stock ask about those spec
ial b arr in S in Corsets
which are now being offered.
They have on hand about
100 Corsets that will be
closed out at a sacrifice.
Some are all o. X. in style,
but dust soilcd. Others are
perfectly unsoilcd but not
just the latest style. Others
are odd sizes, brands they
no longer purchase, or Cor
sets without boxes, c tc.
They will be sold at sacri-
flee. 81. so Corsets for 9S
cents; S1.00 Corsets for 90
cents; - cent Corscts for
49 cents, etc. Ask for par
ticulars at McGrath & Sons.
The leader., 1902-04-16

A very unusual feature, and at the
same time an exceedingly clever one,
is the Indian Fortune Teller with Fitz
q Webster's Newest, "a Breezy Time" !"
which is to appear at Heuck's Opera
House April 23d. This mysterious
parsonage will be at the reserved seat
sale Immediately upon the arrival of
the company and remain there one
hour. Call on him and see what the
future has in store for you. 1t will
cost you nothing.