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The leader., 1903-04-29
Graves University School.

This school opened last Monday for
six months term in the Storm
Building, with an excellent attendance,
I will give the closest attention to
students in all primary and college
branches and in elocution. Book
keeping speciality. No pains shall be
spared.
If you are really in earnest about
the education of your son or daughter,
try this school six months.
You will not be disappointed.
The terms adapted to your ability to
pay.
All conveniences for young ladies'
Z.B. GRAVES,
Prin. Mississippi University School.
The leader., 1903-04-29
Good for Children,

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi-
ate relief in all cases of Cough, Group
and Lagrippe, because it does not pass
Immediately into the stomach, but it
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. 1t draws out the infamma-
ton, heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to con-
tribute pure life-giving and life-sus-
tanning oxygen to the blood and It's
sues. G. E. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1903-04-29
hat he was doing, if Vardaman

what he was doing, if Vardaman
is light.
He must have known less
when in the constitutional conven-
tion of 1890, when, he, with 9TH
ers, agreed to exempt the negro
from his 50 poll tax and keep up
ballot box alone. l suppose these
white Democrats, who made this
trade with the negro without con-
sulting the negro at all, we're dem
agogues hunting negro votes, un-
der the present theory.
ut is dangerous to tamper
with the peace of the State for
votes, just as it is dangerous to
smoke cigar in powder maya
zine"
The leader., 1903-04-29

The candidacy of Judge Brame
for Attorney General is meeting
with wide favor. The demand is
for lawyer of profound learn
ing, ripe experience and the high
est integrity for that important
position; and Judge Brame COM
bines all of these requirements.
The leader., 1903-04-29

Judge Brame, of Jackson, one
of the best known and expe-
rienced lawyers of the State, has
announced as a candidate for at
torney general. He won't have
much trouble to be elected over
Williams, the present incumbent.
Williams may be a very good
lawyer, and a nice man, but he is
too young and inexperienced to be
filling such an important Office
Gloster Record.
The leader., 1903-04-29

Senator Money, who lowered
the dignity of the United States
Senate by scrapping with a Wash
ington street car conductor, over a
) cent fare, is now trying to low
er the standard of Mississippi pol
itics by throwing mud at his OPP
ponent. -McComb Enterprise.
The leader., 1903-04-29
BACK TO GRANDPA'S.

I'm going back down to gran'pa's;
won't come back no more
To hear remarks about my feet
A-muddyin' up the floor.
They's too much said about my clothes,
The Scoldin's never done;
I'm goin back down to granpa'S,
Where boy kin have some fun.
l dug up half his garden
A-gittin' worms fer bait;
He said he used to like it
When laid abed so late;
He said that pie was good fer boys,
An candy made 'em grow;
IF can't go back to gran'pa'S,
I'll turn pirate fust you know.
He lot me take his shotgun
An loaded it fer me;
The cats they hid out in the barn.
The hens flew up a tree;
/ had a circus in the yard
With twenty other boys;
I'm goin' back down to gran'pa'S.
Where they amt afraid of noise.
He didn't make me comb my hair
But once or twice a week;
He wasn't watchin' out fer words
l hadn't orter speak;
lie told me stories bout the war
An InjunS shot out west;
Oh, I'm gojn' down to gran'pa's
Fer he knows what boys like best!
lie even run race with me,
But had to stop an cough;
He rode my bicy Gle an laughed
Bec'us' he tumbled off;
lie knew the early apple trees
Around within mile;
Oh. gran'pa was dandy,
An was it all the while!
l bet you, granpa'S lonesome,
l don't care what you say;
| seen him kinder cryin'
When you took me away.
When y'u talk to me of heaven.
Where all the good folks go
guess I'll go to gran'paS.
An we'll have good times, know.
Sheldon (Ia,) SUI
The leader., 1903-04-29
Noel's Strong Points.

The indications point to the
fact that Mr.. Vardaman must be
a very strong man or the whole
field would not be pitted against
him. 1t is seldom that any Of the
papers ever consider Mr.. Noel is
in the race, and yet there are
hundreds of people who believe
he would make the most accept
able governor, the most pains
taking, the most active and the
most careful of the four. We are
told by men who were with him in
the Senate that he was the hard
est worker in that body and was pa
triotic in it. Hattiesburg Prog
ress.
Gov. Longino has many things
to the credit of his administra-
tion. An exchange notes the fact
that there has not been a single
Iynching in Mississippi in 1908,
and everybody is proud of such a
condition of affairs. Met Comb
Enterprise.
The leader., 1903-04-29

It is a significant fact that
with the exception of DR.. Rowan,
of Copiah, we hear of no candi-
dates for the Legislature any
where making Vardaman's propo-
sition to divide the public school
fund on race lines a plank in their
platforms. They evidently regard
it as a rotten and unsafe plank.
And it is the Legislators, and
not the Governor, who could do
something practical along that
line, if anything could be done.
The leader., 1903-04-29

1t is a fortunate thing for the
State that legislators can be elect
ed this year without having their
candidacy complicated with or
dominated by the candidacy of
those aspiring to be elected to the
United States Senate. It is apt to
insure the election of much
better Legislature. Under the
primary election law all nomina-
tions for Office this year will be
made by direct vote of the peo-
pie, from United States Senators
down. The two candidates receiv-
ing the highest number of the
popular vote for United States
Senator in the primary in
August will be declared the nomi-
nees of the Democratic party for
the two seats to be filled by the
next Legislature, and the primary
vote will act as instructions of
the people to the Legislature on
this subject. The individual
preference of candidates for the
Legislature will therefore cut no
6gure in the matter, for the sena-
torial question will be settled by
the direct vote of the people near
ly six months before the Legisla-
ture meets.
The leader., 1903-04-29

The esteemed friend'' of the
Vickbsurg Post, which that paper
says "has special opportunities
for observation and also for OBJ
tanning information" discredit-
ed his whole estimate about the
status of the senatorial and guber-
Material race, when he put Lincoln
county down in the Fox column.
Fox had scarcely a bakers dozen
of supporters in Lincoln and Noel,
Vardaman and Critz would have
all easily led him in this county
if he had remained in the race.
The leader., 1903-04-29

An exchange says that there is
one point of similarity between a
lazy man and his theories. Meth
er will work.
The leader., 1903-04-29

Roosevelt has finished his out
ing in the Yellowstone Park and
returned to Washington.
The leader., 1903-04-29
The Shortest Spring Poem.

The Shortest Spring Poem.
].
sing
OF Spring.
That's all
Till Fall.
Baltimore News.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Das Saaemerf @ius x.

Ser &0ln. g3ts. mirb aus &om sez
idrteben: Yius X ftebt iebr frib auf.
@enn fi9 Der iunse Sili, Der &ams
merbiener-etrpaS nod 5 ubr-tn bas
S9lafaimmer bes Papites besiebt, finz
bet er bteien fait INNER i9on TN Selz
lei iibeub NIT Der 9eiuus bes 8reuiers
bsi9dftist. Na@ 6 ubr celebrtrt Der
Popit Ste FL. Meiie In benz tfeinen,
am sueiten Sage na@ ietner giniebs
uns ins Yontificat tm~propiitrten Oraz
tortun,. Ote tleine &apeIe lit RAID
bei9rieben: Dem Seniter s~eseniber
lit ein b6lserner Mltar errt@tet, iber
benz ft@ ein an Der @anb befefietes
elfenbetnernes &ru3ifir befnbet Sc
bret 8ronsenleu&ter iteben gu ben
Setteu zines bei@eibeaen, aus 9ol3
sei9nister unb persolbeten &eliquienz
i6reines. Ser Nltar rubt auI eineut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

etne tur5e Stefta, bic ME ben 3eit=
raum elmer Stunbe iberitet9t. Damn
betet er iein 8repter meiter unb atmmt
feline fonitisen 8ei9dftisunsen mieber
auf I'm 6 l1br Na9mittass besiebt
er it9 In 8esleituns bes Don Pesci:
nj, zines in~telIisenten iunsen Brie=
tiers, Der ben Wisr. 8reHan In bei=
len abmeienbeit pertritt, iomie bes
Oetans bes Palafrenieri auf ben 9os.
s'ensan9 bes britten Stodmerfes,
woielbit.etn unbefannter &initler bic
Wdnoe nit SroBen seosrapbti9en
&arten aus bamaliser 3eit ldmidte,
unb Mantouant, Salt unb gonioni
bic Osde nit Ornamenten unb Oar=
itelunSen aus benz Pontifitate Yius
TX. uersierten. Sn Der &esel er=
marten ben Papit, iobalb er Bic 9os:
sia betritt, unsefdbr smansis Yerio=
men, an~seiebene Staltener ober Srem
be, bic nod &om famen, Inn benz 81.
8ater ben Sting fiiien gu birfeu.
gc unterbdlt it6 wdbrenbbsiien einise
3eit nit iebem @tnSelnen. No@ ber
Iubien5 uerbleibt Der FL. Batter nit
ieinem @ebeimlefretdr aIein. gntme.
Der merben bic @anstbaren sei9loien,
ober iie bleibeu se0ffnet, INN mebr
SUIT gu erStelen; aber bann mirb ie=
Der IussanS nit etnem @enbarmerie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

poiteu beiest, ber niemanb einldBt.
Damn sebt Der gapit auf unb ab unb
unterbdlt ii9 nit ieinem gesleiter.
9aufis meilen bann feline @ebanfen
In benz i30nen @%enebis, ober aber er
bemunbert bic SrescoSemdlbe unb ben
S9mud Der @dnbe, rpobl auG mirft
ct mau9mal einen Bid auf &om unb
bic 9hSel bes 9attums. Ser Spa=
siersans lit gu gnbe, unb ber Papit
tebrt wieber in feline beideibene, pros
uiioriide @obnuns surid, 100 er fei=
ne unterbro9ene Mrbeit pon neuern
aufnimmt. @esen 9 l1br ipeift Yius
Der 3ebnte gu Na@t. Na9 elmer
balben Stunbe lieit er ietn 8repier
gu @nbe, unb 9elesentli6 utmm,t er
bas eine ober anbere Der S%asesbldtter
CUR 9anb, bic in einem belonberer1
@efa9e ieines Nrbeitstii6es liesen.
I'm balb II l1br besiebt ft@ Der FL.
Batter our &ube.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
nod &om elm &etourbiuet nod Senez
ST. No,t<n

nod &om Elm &etourbilet mad @ene=
big taufte.
Ptus Der .3ebnte itebt i'm SO. 2es
bensiabre, tn bemielben Mlser, In wel=
@em SEQ Der 0rei3ebnte ben pdpfli
den Stubl beittes. gr bat eine lanse
unb rei@e grfabruns binter it4. Ois
Eusenben Der Oemutb, Der Iufri9=
tisfeit, Der &e6li9teit uno bes 8obls
mollens linb ieinen 3asen aufseprast.
Sd tam i'm NIT einem Sabe 6arat.
teriiiren: rgr 1T etn Wann @ottes
unb elm Wann bes 8olfeS." Setu
Name mirb III 8enebis unb i'm aSrias
til9en &iitensebiet perebrt, neil el
ben Irmen 10 utel Suites setban bat. b"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Der ud6fidbrisen um 10 mebr CUR
@eltuns tOmmen.
SfpSe EourtS Stnmnteu nu8 her 0pft


9eltunS tommen.
Dieie Courts itamuen aus ber 3ett
Der &enaiilarce unb Trantrei@, Spas
MEN uab Staten ruaren uor3usSm8ile
ibrs Seimatb. Wan metteiferte bort
Bel Der grrt@tuns pon Yaldlten, bic
inneren Sole berlelben beionbers
i96n gu seitalten, mo binsesen bic
S@lebb6fe in Deuti@lano it@ mebr
burd @infa@beit aussetdueten. ct.
0ouis bat tn benz jebt gu gabe seben
BEN CONNER tbatid@lt@ nur eiuise
mentSe belize Sage Sebabt, uno uiel:
let9t uerbalt es ft@ I'M nd9iten Sabre
ebenio. Bei benz gntmerfen Der 8au
pldne sose1 bic Mrditeften aber bod
bic Semperaturperbdltnifie sebibrenb
in getra6t unb iorsten fur table Iuf=
entbaltspldse bur@ mOslt9it uiele
golonnaben, bebedte @aaerten unb
8altons, iomie bur@ Sole I'M Sn:
neren GER 9eDQuOe.
Die eriten offenen Courts rihrten
pon ben alten &0mern Der, bic lie
in Der Wttte ibrer @obnbduler liesen
batten, mie es bic Nussrabunsen BON
Yompeit unb 9erculaneum se5etSt
BADEN. Ser frete unb unbebedte
&aum in Der Mttte Der @obuunsen
ma9te lsstsre tibl, seltattete Ben
freien Dur9sus Der 9uft unb trua
rueientli6 gum @oblbefinben Der ge:
rpobner Bel. unlere @eltausfeaunss
ar9itetten iinb bemabt seweien, uou
benz 8eilpisl gu profittren, baB jene
claHiide 3eit Der Na9melt sesebeu
bat. Ote inneren 96fe merben barpt
id9li@ gu 8lumenanlasen benasi
rperben, swii@en benen bic 8eiu@er
promentren ober auf ben ansebra9teu
8dnfer ausruben unb beoba9ten f0nz
men, mas Inn tie Der porsebt. Oie ben
Sontainen entitromenben Wahsrfrab=
len rper6en Elm iol9es 8ermeilsn be-
ionbers ensenebm MAIDEN unb bic
@usi6miifans bur6 8tlbbauerarbei:
ten mirb bieien 9Ofen eineu eisenartt.
gen &eiS perleiben. NuBerbem wirb
Ser Ytniel bes dealers bic Wausrn,
rpel9e bic gou,tS etnldlieBeu, aui
bas &ei9ite uersieren. gsa9 gintriti
Der Ddmmetuns msrSen ite burt
5abaole elettrtl9e Slammen, bic iit
in ben Sontaineu abipiessla werbsn,
erleu@tet ietn unS einen saabe,ii@en
Nnblid semdbrsn, BON Dem bic 8e.
iu9er nod er5dblen wsrben. wenn bic
Q~usiteuuns ldnsit Sa9e Der grrin=
ueruns seworben. Gus bieier fursen
Sdilberuns fOnnen bic 9eier ieben=
fails e%ntnebmen, baB bic Setter Der
austelIuns bsitrebt iinb, Der @elt
ben pousiltisen Seweis bafar gu lie
fern, baB Der INNER nod jung nen
nenbe @elten auf benz Pfabe ser
gultur nit &islenl@ritten usrani9ret=
|tet unb ietne gbenbirttsteit nit Ben
dlteren gulturldnbern auf bas &larite
bartbun mirb bur@ bic 8e~ltausitel
lung i'm Sabre 1904
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

= user an &ideni6mer3en leibet
fiblt mau9mal ais OF tim bas &id
graf bre6en maroe. @er iebo6 in
tur3er 3eit uteber frdftts fablen wiu
ioIlte iofort ct. Sutobs Del anmenz
ben es BELT i9neu unb fiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

- MQes Ointment In Der Welt
beilt teinen &beumattsmus. gs ent.
ftebt aus elmer Sdure TIM Bltte, unb
Tim iba gu beilen, muB btel1ria9e beiets
ttst ruerben. Coles 8luteraeuser 1T,
mas Sbr ba3u Sebrau@t. gr ma9t
reines 8lut. @eriu@t TIN. 81. 90 BET
Marttt Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Npm Der @eltausfeaun9 TN
ct. &puiS.
Ote beionberen S96nbei
ten ertomm nj E Welt=
austellung.

Oieienisen, bic bamit 6etrallt MUIR
ben, bic Yldne fur bic @%eltausitel=
lunsssebdube unb fir bic @arteaz un6
Yartanlasen gu entruerfen, iaben ii9
Dor cine sroBe unb feineswess let9te
Mufsabe seitelt; iie wuBten, baB
nt9t Bios bic III sltelunssbebOrbe
@roBes BON ibuen erwarte, ionbern
baB ~iosuiasen bic Ta@leute unb Sa@z
fenner Der sansen @elt nit fritii@en
Musen ibre ~9eiltunsen betra@ten unb
priifen miirben. S6ou bas alIein
rudre ETH senisenber Sporn fur iie
semelen, ibr beites @iiien unb Son:
men etusuiesen, .um ber Weltausitel=
lung unb benz 2anbe, pon benz tie
aussebt unb it9 ielber gbre etnsule=
gen, aber IS NOR nod etpas anberes
NIT Der 20iuns ibrer Gufsabe per-
fnipft. Oie Notbmenbisteit, BEN aus
allen Tbeilen Der grbe nod ct. Souls
tommsnben 8eiudern @ebdube unb
Nnlasen gu prdientiren, bur9 beren
S@0abeit einen impsnirenben Gin
brud berporyurufen, unb NIT edo
pfunsen Dor bic @elt gu treten, bic
neben allen anberen audi ben &eis Ser
Neubeit TT ii9 i9lieBen mir6en.
Ote ar9tteftonii9e S90nbeit Der
sroben @ebdube, bic gum Spell Be-
retts fertis iteben, gum She'll in fur
seiter 3ett tbrer Solenbuns entseSen
seben, lit DOT, benz b%emdbrteiten Sa9=
peritdnbisen bes sSns unb Muslanbes
In entbuiialtiI6eu @orteu anerfannt
rporbea, unb man siebt ii@ nt9t obue
@runb ber 9offnuns btn. baB Ser
slei9e spil9en BEN @ebduben Der tom:
member Musiteluns un6 BEN ibrer
@orsdnsertnnen gu @uniten Der erites
rem ausfaIen merben. 6auptld9lt9
muBte es tbnen audi barum gu tbun
ietu, bas Nuse Der Wafien gu feiieln
bur@ BEN &abmen, Ser bas Musse.
itelte gu umSeben beitimmt lit.
Inter bieiem &abueu ueriteben mir
sund9it bas Eerratn, BEN glusitel=
lunssplas, unb bter lit es bic @inen.
i6aft unb &unit bes Snsenieurs unb
bes carbohydrates, bic NIT 8e=
nisuns Der uorbaubenen Naturl96n=
beiteu Elm Parabtes gu i9affen bte
Nufsabe bate unb nod bat. @s lit
ni9t gu ptel Seiast, wenn MIR propbe=
3eten, baB bic 8e1u9er iberrai9t iein
ruerben, mem, i6re 8lide iber bic Nn /:
lasen i9meifen, mel9e bte @ebduoe
rumsebsn rperben. Som Soreit Yarf
nit ieinen uraltsn 8dumer gang OBJ
seieben, werbeu fte ft@ auf umfans=
rei9en freien Yldsen unb smil ben
@artenanlasen bewesen, innerbalb
beren iorslt@ sepfleste &aienFd@en
NIT 8eeten Don bes rei9iten 8lumen.
florS abme@ieln merben.
Sebe Der fraberen @eltauslteuun
gen belaB etpas, wobur9 ite it6 BON
anberer unteri9ieb unb, Ste ct. 9oui=
fer bari beanipru9en, ipesteue S@0n.
beiten unb beionbere unterl@tebe auf=
rpetien gu f0nnen; ; gu bteien sebOrt bic
erfelsrei@e @erwenbunS inuerer 90fe
- " nv HfII =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Cardinal StbbpnS Iber bic
Napffmabl.

erlp1bttep Yreot9t pom DOrleSteH
Sonntas In Der 8alttmorer &atbez
brale iaste Cardinal Gibbons unter
9lnberem: rSu Ben Iuseu Der Men=
i6en selten bic garbtndle Der Stride
int a0semeinen ais Mdnner BON bober
SuteIisens, GROCER &lusbeit, weitretz
@enber grfabruns unb uon t~abeuoiem
@baratter. ssSu bieier 8estebuns Slauz
BE i6, baB ite uou feiner b%eratbenben
&6rperi9aft Der sansen @elt aber.
troifen, piellei9t faum erret9t wer:
ben. MIetn bic garbindle iinb feline
Gnsel, ionberu Meni3en nnb als iolz
DE ben sew6bnlt@en S4wa9en BON
Sleil9 unb 8lut uuterporfen. nub
serabe beBbalb murbe tn bteiem wie
in friiberen gonclauen iebe 8orii@tsz
maBrssel setrofen, bamit auf bic
@abl bes erfolsrei9en ganbtbaten
fein S9atten fallen mO3te. Sd mar
Tn benz gonclape anweienb unb i@
uabm Sbeil an beiieu @erbanblunsen,
uub i@ taun auf bas 8efttmmteite
uerit9ern, baB bic Papftwabl NIT abz
ioluter Sret5eit, nit Der sr0Bten Bill:
ltsteit unb unparteili9teit unb nit
sesiemenber @arbe unb Seierli3teit
pollsosen murbe. Sd babe Oebatten
i'm euslti9en parliament, In ben fran:
s6ltl9en &ammern unb in beibeu Sdus
fern bes gonsreiles beiaemobnt, unb
i@ muB aufri6tis iaSen, baB In Sci:
beni6aftsloiisfeit Der &ebe urb int
bOlt9en 8etrasen ber Witslteber un=
ter chamber bas garbinalscoles ite
ole ibertraf. l1nb baS lift I'M 10 be-.
merfensmertber, menn mir erpdsen,
baB 3w0lf peri9ie6ene Natioualitdten,
Don pielen ~uationalen Gbaratteretsen:
tbamli9feiten beetnf(uBt, in Der Ser.
iammluuS pertreten maren. gs murbe
tdsli@ suei @al abseittmmt.
Sie auf ben Cardinal Sarto se.
fauene Sttmmensabl uuds beitdnbis
Don Ser eriten bts our fiebenten Mb=
itimmuns, bic ietne @abl bradte.
Oils Der Cardinal bemerfte, baB bic
Stimmer fur tim aunabmen, mar er
ft6t(i@ beunrubtst, unb in elmer tn
brinitisen &ebe flebte er 1eine Cole
gen on, i'm ni@t als ganbibate1 gu
betra@ten. aber sesen ietnen @uni@
uu@s bas 8otum fur tin. Oa purbe
er beitirst, unb In elmer smstten &ebe
Bat er abermals in patbetti9en @or=
ten bic garbtndle, ietnen Namen gu
uersenen, ba er cine 2ait ni9t auf ii9
nebmen tonne, fur bic feline &rdfte
ri9t auSrei9ten. MGe paren 9eribrt
bur6 bic 8ei9eibenbeit unb bic offen=
bare Iufri@ttSfeit bes Wannes. Mls
er lt@ nieberiebte, uaren feline @an.
gen serOtbet, Sbrdnen ftr0mten aus
ieinen Iusen, unb ietn &0rper s~itterte
nor grresuns. grit na9bem einise
Der anseiebeniten garbindle i'm Elm.
brinsli9 sebeten batten, ietnen @i=
bertrand aufsuseben, CAB er i6lieBli9
5OSernb feline @tnmtuisuns, bas Opfer
gu brtnsen. Niemals bat Elm @efan.
sener srOBere anitrensuusen sema9t,
ieinem @efdnsutb gu entrinnen. als
ber Cardinal Sarto madte, I'M benz
So@e bes Papittbuuas gu entseben.
Mtt Ietnem 96ttli9en Wetfter rief CT
aus: r8ater, ruenu eS m6sli9 lit,
LAB bieien &el9 an mir ueriber seben.
aber ni@t mein, ionbern Dein @iIe
9ei@ebe!" als feline @abl amtlt9
perfanbet murbe, iiber3os eine t0bts
fi@e 8ldiie ieiu @eit@t, unb 8ele=
bunssmtttel murben ansepanbt, Inn
eine Obnma9t ab5umenben. go nee
mig bate Cardinal Sarto eruartet,
baB bic @abl ieiner gollesen auf i'm
fallen mirbe, baB er BET BET Mbreiie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

= Seib Sbr seplast BON l1nuer=
bauli6feit unb franfem aopfweb?
Nebmt Coles 9artr 0eberpiaen unb
Sbr feb sebeilt. gu baben BEL War=
tin Wolitor.
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-22
The Summer School.

The Summer School for teachers
opened in Roofs Hall yesterday.
The attendance was very encouraging
considering that it was the first day
of the session. Prof. J. r. T. Major,
of the Batesburg Graded School, is
the principal and DR.. R. A. Law, of
Spartanburg, is his assistant.
County Superintendent of Educa-
tion, John S. Derrick, made some
very appropriate and timely remarks
upon the benefits to be derived by
the teachers from the Summer
School. Profs. Major and Law also
made addresses. The following
named teachers are enrolled:
Miss Leila Barre, Lexington.
Miss Madel Barre, "
Miss Jennie Caughman,
Miss Sue Corley, 6
Miss Lizzie Seay,
Miss Lola Harman,
Miss Lula Eieazer, Irmo.
Miss Ruby Glover, Batesburg.
Miss Leila Fulmer, Countsville.
Miss Eunice Fulmer, Courtsville.
Miss Blanch Kyzer. Lexington.
Mr.. D. S. Keisler, Leesville.
MIR. Alonzo Lown, New Brooklano.
Miss I Ans Meetze, Lexington.
Mr.. Lee Rawl, Lexington.
Miss Cora Rish, Rishton.
Miss Epic Roof, Sandy Run.
9Ir. ". D. Schoenberg. Wits Mill.
bliss Amanda Shealy, Rocky We'll.
MI. Cyrus L. Shealy, Summit.
Mr.. R E Snealy, Summit.
Miss Erin George, Lexington.
Mr.. Haskell Shull, Adair.
Miss Edna Snelgrove, Lexington.
Mr.. H. '. Rish, Rishton.
Miss Nettie McCartha, Leesviile
Mr. John E. Hood, Summit.
Mr.. Brooks Wingard, Lexington.
These young ladies and gentlemen
will and considerable to the social
life of our town, and We wish them
much inst, uction and pleasure.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-22
FnEEYSHONEY
for children; safe. SURG. No opiates

Mr. Samuel B. George is the proud
possessor of fast PAGER and the
man who beats him in the race for
CLERK of Court in the next campaign
will have to get up early in the morn
ing and keep travelling all day.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Neal
Gable, who has for sometime passt
been under treatment at the Hospital
for the Insane at Columbia, has re-
covered sufficiently to be able to
return home. He is now with his
brother at Red Bank, but is in very
feeble health.
A vegetable curiosity has been laid
on our table by Mr.. W. F. Hook, of
Red Bank section. It was an onion
or rather a triplet, of the White
King variety and weighed three
pounds and two ounces. It grew
from the seed.
Prof. Samuel J. Derrick, the eff
cient principal of the Swansea High
school, and Mr.. Isaac Hutto, one of the
best armers of that section, were in
town yesterday and gave US pleas
ant shake. We are slways glad to
see such solid men.
The summer girl is just too utterly
sweet for anything. You'll know her
by her fetching shirt waist and
jsunty straw hat. She's the picture
of cooInsss and the essence of sweet
ness. Young lady, We mean you.
Capt. George S. Swygert, one of
the Forks stanchest citizens, and bis
astimsble SOD, J. z. Swygert, were
in town Monday on business and drop
ped in to see US.
The feather men T. T. Potter and
J. E. Beauhardt, after renovating the
feather beds to the entire satisfaction
of nearly everybody in this commu-
nifty, have moved their plant to Bates
burg and vicinity.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-22

For beadache-sick--he headache
"splitting" nervous headache-in fact
any old kind of a headache, use
Ramon's Pills. They clear the sys-
tenn of the cause of headaches. 25
doses 25c. At Harman's Bazaar.
Revival services will begin in the
Baptist church il this pl~ce, on TIE
first Sunday in August. The pastor,
the Rev. NJ. J. Kyzer. will be assisted
by the Rev. Henry Fallaw. Every
body is invited to attend.