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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
SErTogates Notices

TIE PENTsYLvASIA EA11RoA2, co sy-, ~
Fh.lide 9nia - - z r. -55-s9s -1-1 I
At \ MEETING Of THE BOARD OF
Directors hsid tas following resolution va
RssoLvED @ ne 0rss. b ard e ssT 1850 sy,.
ssrd For the capital allotted them under rsso-
lzon q the soard e 81 5e55 TO pay fIE BAL
A isT Al. sfoa sgra oCf6BER 1908. instead q IN
payments. IS prescribed oy L4s So ss-I'o 10
$500 by the Board ard ne proper oHosrs % me
COMPANY a5s % cary tsis resolution into sfrsot
sirg..F s s31s Sa s1 sa2 5s IS. s,a s .
Tressursr Broad street s.stoa Philadelphia or at s.
Ces1r stree, WI NJ VIC 4TIONs BY Wall SHOULD
BE ADDREssED TO TIRE I ~ ~ y l HLr1 Al
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orao!s Abnsr c. Thonas sur-os1ts q shs counsy
% New York notice Is ass2y a., - ~. gSi1y ~ sljS
ivan state OF Pennsylvania deceased e present -
place Of transacrins business a. ths oces OF sner
,5 H5ro9e ~ Maahataa City y New
fore ne eleventh DAY q IN M45S 3 J, sy,.b. 1sos
join 1IIE7 Z. FS-TiEDERIcks.
BLAIR q RuDD. Attorneys Tor Executors. Is L4Os~-y
ZONES. EDWARD DIN PURSUANCE OF
order Of Hon Franz 7 Fisz<srst . sq-.ss.s' .: e
persons having Claims Edward Jones' sts Of
VA voSsr sreos TO th- s15scribers a. tasir Sscs
sransaetins business Otice o. Geo L CaEllsi-
before the STA Gay q DeeeHoSr nszt
EDA A. DARLINGTON. HENRY ?. CARRLNGrOS. e.
GEO. Z CARLISLE. Attorney FOR Executors Va 20 w.n
ST. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK. City
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE
sono.asIs Ea5s , Ei'.ssraa se5T2s.f; q n.
hzvas claims against Kate shells Nel.on Iats Of tas
Win youehers thereof 70 ne s6scrDr al ns place q
No 30 Broad street. Borsush o. Manhattan CIV
o. New YORK.. on. or before Janaary 22na: lso4
~ vIRGISIA NEI-sol, EzscusS.S
A 8 Bs ID E zee S'T Ss~ e 4ar '' Va
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Franz !. Frtzgerali. sar-0sats Of ths County OF
YORK. deceased present TIE with
srs thereof % ne soscrer a. lsr pace of ansaetns
Street the city q New YORK before day
6a'sa New Eors tas 2asq Gay e 4 4asqgss i2oa
EMMETT & ROBINSON st15-rsgs 5-r EEssasrfT. 81
"a strset. Boro1sa = Manhattan. Nev YorN
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABnsr c. Thomas. a Surrogate County OF New
Is = aeIs9y SEE =. - a., 'zsas s4y-as clam.
q View York deceased 3 present same ta vogeh-
business ne once curtis Prsvast e Coit
q New Y8 s bstor re S 7t az = 0esa sy
Dated New York, the l5.a DAY q A2rlL. 1908
j. LGwTiEvcE MsxEEvEal
HOWARD L4PsLEY.
CURTIS NfA1LrT-pRrvosr COT at+5 - "a,
Executors 30 Broad 81. Bor5Gsa q 1r.zhat-az- New
ELEISCHMAN. REGINA-IN PURSUANCE
Of an oEasE o Hon FrsaE : Fiszssrald. a s1rro-
3 D . asyi7g Sa 1 ,Ea4s, sne Tsss.
sss EE v5uchs-s thereof 10 TIE sssr6er a. Is ssc.
q ransaSting business a. re oce o -Ea-t tsscss
CITY Of New YORK On " 6sesrs re iss Gay q sIa-ss
pa Dated New York IN. 1a,a day @, Aaras- 1913.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK ( LONG ISLAM
RAILROAD.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -
PENNSYLVANIA. NEW YORK / LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD. -
EAST RIVER DIVISION -
CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNELS CNI5EFs A. NI1A4-
TAN. EAST RIVER AND LONG ISLAND Gu.
New YORK. y. Y. Oct J. lt-G
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE WORKS
necessary q tunnels rom poiIs
near Seventh in 82ud G3ri Streets east ward
under Manhattan. East River and L4rg ls-alld 80
a point distance north % b9r1en sAs7lL.a ~
Long Island City. received a. ne oIlce = ,e
Secretary 81 the Company = cedar street ss Los
City. y Y. until y O'clock nooa On me -''h cay u
December. 1903
A copy Of each q TIE following f7C1usn's'
INSTRUCTIONS TO BLDDEI-S.
PROPOSALS.
SPECIFICATIONS.
CONTRACT.
CONTRACT DRAWINGS,
viii b ffrrI-1ed ~ Intending BIDDERS or wrl-ten rees
accompanied by a certified check I2r $3.50 pd5a9-s
crjer u Pennsylvania View York mo LAl8 i-t-
Railroad Cluspany. 10 be retained bT TIE CoflIazy
referred 20 VIII Dc Ia.nisne -
chief E,rrfnes- a West 34-h street New A0rS
Cttv y Y Supplementary drawings eX1ni--ns Eeoiogl
81 f,-.+f-, - fr as ha= determined BY bgrings
may afford the CoutrRclor can also Dc seen
a. This address.
ROBERT Il. CROFT. secretar-.
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Said mad 20 parcel al.l "-l.e-.
a 81 - -.--a-sirued u a-v event PAYMENT ~ TIE
purchase rrs,e nav be rnsue either ~ l-Nl
-er-traf rfarz Unless fhs entire purchase Ii-
ets- b -4Il IL the t.re = si- Tire p1--ilts -n1
sale. OF MS
----irss a-F nav ..n PER or me purchase price
- -. -,-rasa price mast he paid On the day
@4r -es -4la n the undersigned - tEe-r oi7le -s
ss-c6 Pine street. tire BoronEA 'l 'i.--.4-lel. ~
--'--, 80 - = unIers C1al reserve me
- Conferred bv said agreement % Ai- l-r and 20 t-
--a.e Tie property offered Tor sale. - o., -
For ass.tsoal particulars 90 TIRE property 70 De SOD
a--rra-Ior nav made 20 tire ul-erslsaeo
pee New YORK Senfer he- 20 1913.
"a % Pine Street. New YORK
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IN Instance OF IN OED-B OF HON
F~ark r. F---s-raId Surrogate ~ Jl- cuuuLT e
NeN IorE notlee r. Ee-ety Eivrr 81 Al e@rs1s lsns
caIr-s Katherine .l-r % te U1-l-y Pr NsW
YORK deceased present win .0ac1sr7 t1ere-
o. The tr-r race ~ t.--.t.nE 9l.-
ofiss ~ Fors-er Spe- - y " ~ See,
E1rlugl O. Nalna-tcr In CITY p N.W A-Fa q -
tet.rv the 18Th Tar % December. itals neyt
rlsr.lI Ns.v V.-ET r.- trI I+ro 90 tll3.
TnFgN e. Q rer.~.st1-4
FRsN o. SpEIE Ir.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
OPPENHEIM. LEOPOLD-IN PURSUANCE

- OF an order Of Hon Abnsr G Thomas. a 5u-roxxts
90 COUNTY 81 New York notice is hereby D
an. persons having Leopold Oupenheiu.
iat- u County Y0rs deceased present
with thereof re III
psce % rrarszcrins th- o-e
Blu-nsnstIel No 902 Broadway. Boro1sh .
haitian. the city OF New Y0rk before lisa
DIV O. November
DATED York Soth day % April fSOs
EUGENE CPPENFIEIM SAMUEL. BRrIE.
Admin
rniristrators. NJ W Rroadvay- New York cry
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THE GALLATIN HNaTIeNAL RaN1 OF THE

AIII NEW IUNh.
Tie l42nd Consecutive Seml-AnnuaI DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. September 30tA,, Isc1
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
TITS Gay declared dividend CT SIX PI;R SEEI'
fTes q tax. payable 2ad sftsr October eth k-A.S
The transfer books VIII TeLn closed until "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

- frank r Fitzgerald. surrpzate % tne County o..
Eew York rotice 81 a-rrav given persons havfnx
against Robert o. Hrie- County = N-1
deceased The v8lc1s-- th-~
o. q ts sJDscrlae-a a. r1e- place
No. g Liberty street. r tne city p Y1rs On
o. before Sch day 1f Perjury ra.-
DatsI New YORK. ths en- dly ~ August. lHf8
NILFrtM
CHARLES A. LCllfI5
r. & L CRAWFORD Ev.1usa-.
Attorneys pr Ex=cltors - Liberty street. Yorx
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l.
order % Hon. Franx :. FiczgsraId A s,l~ro-
gate Of the County York = hereoy ziven
persons having claims against Regina Freshman.
OF che County Of New YORK deceased present t1s
vouchers thereof the subscriber
ransactlng the 0ce o. Bernard = tsscxs
No Br1a.iX1y. n Barougn o. Manna--ar.
city OF York. . before ere 1aT % Nara
1904
Dated New York TIA r3-h 1ay q August 1913.
CHAPI.FS Fr.ETSCTTNfAN Evecut--.
BERNARD J TSECkE Attorney Executor 203 B-oat-
way. Borough % MsoHatta- Wv Yr~s CIV
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DiUidend Notices.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
III FIFTH AVENUE .

CLARED the Common Stock Of this Company
payable The Farmers Loan * Trust COMPANY ~
william Street. York City. the 2ud day OF NO
veaber 1903 the holders Of the Common SHOCK OF
record 18th day OF October, 1903
Of Common STOCK VIII De close1
az o'clock p. Nj October Il. 1903 and VIII reopen
on November g. 1903. 10 o'clock A. NJ
CHARLES y. STROTZ Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

huI'l.ng exteEsssas q p.e-s f.et e Jest siss s1d
81E North River tC1~tract No. see
az the West S8th street S1rra River Contract
-fgI received Cu71rassouer q Docks
PEI Battery noon-
C~tonar fS8 tF'or particulars "llty Rscor1'l
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sEALED PROPOSALS II DCPLICATE

will e received a. Fort ADAMS Ne'72r., - = =. -
a-tu > p n SATURDAY.. OC-5trr % Ef1 for Durchs-e o
-orS4-raf cannon srin and othsr orlal =
,fo-es RRh- 10 reject al bills or p4rs
-sServed For Information apply % Lieut. .. ~
> AI.ST0N ArtiUsrr Corra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
THE III. B. CLAFLIN COMPANY,
Lnraar ~ C-hurch anl worth 2-reeLe.

~ " Esv-YTrk C~toF - :. Ip0s
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO co
~ rer cent on the Common stock be paid Oct 18th
The transfer will be closed az L N Oct % ana TO
-s,sfs- books for the Preferred stocks VIII remain
open D y FOf-oA Aieo74Is-'
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Proposals.
SEALED BIDS OF ESTIMATES FOB FUR-

nishng and del verug plies under Contract No
% By the Docks Per
a" Batfery Place River lr.lI ~ ococS noon
October 9Th. 1898 (For Particulars CITY Rec1rdJ
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BLAIR q RUDD. Attorneys Tor Executors. Is LIBERTY
Stsset. N z. City
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'FALFD PROPOSAI.S. ENDORSED PRO
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR Pho

rglithoe1aDh.r copies mays etc. El4 p
received b. CJr1-assio1sr ~ IJss At Per a sa
tery place until y ococs noon October -, DtS ~
particulars CITY Rsc5r1}
The leader., 1903-12-02
stuffed a Monkey with Money.

What probably is the queerest Of
places for hiding money has just been
revealed by the death in Paris of Louis
Kerki, supposed pauper, who for
years had received relief from the au-
thorities. The other evening he was
found dead in his room, with a stuffed
monkey clasped fondly in his arms.
The gendarme who was summoned
noticed that there was a slit in the
monkeys skin, and out of curiosity he
thrust pencil into the aperture. This
led to the discovery that the monkey
was filled with papers. The gendarme
drew out letter which stated that the
writer, in fear of burglars, had placed
his savings in the monkey, and he then
tore open the animals body. 1t was
found to contain $1,000 in bank notes
and securities to the value of $4,000.
The leader., 1903-12-02
A Hen GuiIlotine.

Gothenburg, in Germany. has soci-
ETY. for the prevention Of cruelty to an
imals which has Of late extended its
protection over domestic fowls former
~ beheaded in a rude manner with a
cleaver In the market place. Now they
are decapitated with new bright red
guillotine, working SO smoothly and
swiftly that its operation may be re-
garded BY the fowls as a pastime, il
there We're any way Of finding out The
hints which Gothenbnrg gives ought
not to be thrown away on our own
8. F. G. Al, and hen guillotines in the
markets, hitherto. scarcer than hens
teeth, should become as plentiful as the
business cut out for them requires.
The leader., 1903-12-02
An Exnensixe Calf.

Fourteen years ago John Messengale
Of Macon county Mo-, and Elijah 3.
Reese of Charlton county went to law
ever thirty dollar calf, and they are
still at law and fighting more flercely
than ever, although the calf must have
grown into a pretty fair sized steer by
this time. He is going finally to prove
an expensive one for somebody. The
case has been tried four times in JUS
tice and circuit courts, has been heard
once in the Kansas City court of ap-
peals and is now pending in the Charl-
ton county circuit court again, having
been remanded by the court of appeals.
The costs now amount to more than a
hundred times the amount the steer
was worth at the time the litigation
began.
The leader., 1903-12-02
Forest Fires Destroy Residence and
School House.

Forest fires have been pre-
vailing in various portions of
Lincoln county recently as
never before. On Sunday the
residence of Prof. H. A. Bigner,
in the Fair River country, was
destroyed by sparks carried to
the roof from a fire burning in
the woods nearby. II. III. Sum-
mers, living in the same neigh
borhood, came near losing his re-
sidence on the same day, from the
same cause. Prof. Bigners loss
is about $4,000 and only about
one-third covered by insurance.
On last Thursday, the public
school at Mt, Zion caught fire by
sparks carried to the roof from
a fire which was raging near by
and was completely destroyed. 1t
is total loss.
The leader., 1903-12-02
NEW SHORT STORIES
He Holds His job.


Eugene FL. Plumacher Of Tennessee
has been consular agent at Maracaibo
since 1878 and consul since 1883. Many
patriots who desired to serve their
country for the $1,000 salary Consul
Plnmacher enjoys have gone to Mara
caibo, but none has remained. Plu-
macher attends to that, according to
the Saturday Evening Post.
At the state department in Wash
ington they say when ship arrives
bringing a consul appointed to Mara
caibo Plumacher Is on deck with ef-
fusive greetings.
s'lIy dear sir" says Plumacher, II
extend to you the heartiest Of vel
comes. p Then, as If struck by a
sudden thought, Plumacher withdraws
the hands he has outstretched and
says, "But no, must not touch you,
for have just returned from oficiat.
ing at the last sad rites DOR two dear
friends who died of the yellow fever"
The consul shudders. Later in the
day, after he has dined with Puma
cher, they take stroll. The newcomer
sees a row Of graves, each decorated
with an American flag.
"Do they decorate the graves Of sol
diers here too?'
"Oh, no." replies Plumacher. ''Those
are not soldiers. There rest the re
mains of several fellow countrymen
each Of whom came here to be consul
They all died Of the yellow fever, and
strive to honor their memories"
That is enough. The next ship takei
the quaking patriot home, and Puma
cher settles down to the routine Of Off
cial life until another ambitious sue
cessor arrives.
The leader., 1903-12-02
A Speedy Horse.

Harris Cohen, the Baxter street
clothier, whose recent death revealed
the fact that the money he had made
in business had all been lost in horse
racing, was anything but an Irishman,
vet frequently he made bulls.
One Of his bulls concerned horse he
had just bought. A man said this
horse was poor one, said it could not
compare with certain animal of his
own.
Rubbish!' Cohen retorted. Rub
bish! Why, that horse of mine can
stand still faster than yours can gal
lop. New York Press.
The leader., 1903-12-02

placed upon Senator Hoar's manu-
script At the close of particularly
eloquent period Mr.. Hears hand came
in contact with the knife, and he thrust
it into his trousers pocket. The au-
dience, having noticed the incident,
burst into laughter. The speaker said
something about the "jester never see
ing the point Of Joke" and proceeded
with the address.
Later the senator was reproached by
DR.. Cyrus Northrup, president Of the
University Of Minnesota, for preach
ing honesty to the boys of Iowa and
then setting them such an example Of
Misrepresentation" Then the affair was
explained, and Senator Hoar drew
forth the Borrowed" knife and knife
case as well. The latter contained an
exact duplicate of the instrument he
had taken.
Senator Hoar had carried the dupli-
cate Of the. borrowed knife continuous
~ ever since he received it, forty years
ago. from his wife. indianapolis Jour
nal.
The leader., 1903-12-02
Best Iiniment.on Earth.

/. M. McHany, Greenville, Texas,
writes, Nov. IN, 1900: 81 had rheuma-
tism last winter, was down in bed six
weeks; tried everything, but got no
relief, till q friend gave me part of q
bottle of Billiards. Snow Liniment. ]
used it, and got two more bottles. II
cured me and I haven't felt any rheu-
matism since. / can recommend Snow
Liniment to be the best liniment on
earth for rheumatism For rheu-
matte, sciatic or neuralgia pains, rub
in Billiards. Snow Liniment, you will
not suffer long, but will be gratifled
with speedy and effective cure. Zoe,
SOC and SI00 at Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1903-12-02

D. D. Silver, who has serv-
ed as general secretary of
the Y. M. G. A. at this place for
the past six months, left on yes
terday for his home at Elgin
iii. 1t was with regret that
our people parted with this. excel
lent gentleman and Christian
worker. The best wishes of all
who know him follow him with
abiding interest and regard.
The leader., 1903-12-02

At the unwilling of the monu-
ment to the memory of DR.. r. E.
Gatlin at Summit last Sunday,
Miss Annie Cassidy, teacher
of elocution in the public school
of this city read ooh! why
Should the Spirit of Mortal be
Proud" in a most acceptable
manner.
The leader., 1903-12-02

The regular force at the Price
Drug Store, aided by Misses
Fannie Maxwell and Eunice
McCalip, have made attractive
and tempting the beautiful and
lavish display of Christmas goods
now on exhibition by the Price
Drug Company, It is q com.
pliment to Brookhaven and her
people that the enterprising
manager, Mr.. w. E. Price, has
seen fit to purchase for the trade
such elegant goods.
The leader., 1903-12-02
Police Force increased.

AT the regular monthly meeting
of the City Council last night, it
was decided to double the police
force Of the city day and night.
d. B. Magee was appointed
assistant Marshal to serve DUR
ing the day, at a salary of $50
per month, and Mack Carlisle was
appointed assistant night watch
man, at salary Of $45 per
month. The new officers go on
duty at once.
The leader., 1903-12-02
one ON senator Hoar.

Senator Hoar was the unconscious
hero of an incident which marked the
commencement exercises at the State
University Of Iowa. The senator deliv-
cred his address in a tent, and his
manuscript threatened to blow away.
Colonel George r. Burnett Of the
United States army borrowed knife
from the Rev. DR.. George L. Cady,
chaplain Of the university. This as an
fmprovised paper weight the colonel
The leader., 1903-12-02
NOTICE or THE SALE
Of School House Bonds Of the Village
Of BOgue Chifto. Miss.

Sealed bids win be received by the Mayor and
5oafd Of Aldermen of the village Of Bogus
modelling enlargina. equipping. flrnisbiIq il
completion. the public school building known
as the Bogue Ghitto Academy building. to be
knoMn When purchased as the Bogue ChItto
Public School building, situated an lnt 10fly9oe
IN northeast corner Of Block No 26, parties sur
Vey. n tn village of Bogne Chitta, Miss up to
Y clock. M, on Tuesday. the 4th day of Jan
nary Al Ds 1904 Said bonds VIII be sold to
the highest responsible bidder for cash. the
board reseryings the right to reject any and All
DDS and sell said bonds On said last named road
II z regular meeting Of the Mayor and Board
OF luerlnen OF the village Of B0gue ChittO al
q clock, 7. m, at private sale.
j, N. YAWN.
Village Clerk.
The leader., 1903-12-02

All ladies wishing to make do
nations for the Holiday Sale, to
be held by the ladies of the Meth
odist church, are requested to send
them to Mrs. Cope's residence by
Dec. 1st, if possible. The sale
will be held Dec. 10th and 18th.
Place to be announced later.
The leader., 1903-12-02
The Conscientious skipper.

All the gossip periodicals are full Of
anecdotes about the late Cardinal
Vaughan. One of the best is in House
hold Words, and it tells how as Father
Vaughan the late prelate visited an
American war vessel, where the cap
tain thought that the chaplain was a
Baptist, though there was some doubt
on the point. Then do you attend his
religious seryices?' inquired the future
archbishop. Guess do, father was
the reply. "The government pays this
man to pray, and you bet I see be
prays .-London Daily News.
The leader., 1903-12-02
BE Ouick.

Not minute should be lost When
a child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the Group appears, will
prevent the attack. It never fails, and
is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by G. e. Grafton.
The leader., 1903-12-02

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING
When yon take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply iron and quinine in taste
less form. No cure, No Pay, SOC.
The leader., 1903-12-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.

MISS theresa Mendle visited
Hazlehurst Friday.
1t began showing yesterday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
Ellis Cooper has been a visitor
from Millsaps College.
Mrs. Boswell is still confined
to her room by illness.
Isaac Scherck is in the employ
of the Cotton Exchange.
Mr.. Morris Mendle returned
last night from New Orleans.
Mrs. H. S. Magee, of Cold
Springs, was in town this week.
L. D. Boadwee can supply you
with good heating stove, cheap.
For cooking stoves and heaters,
call on l.. d. Boadwee. He keeps
the best.
Mrs. E. H. Easterling, of
Moreton & Helms, was visitor
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, of
st. Louis, spent Sunday at the
Commercial.
Fine line of solid gold brooches
from $3.50 to 5000 at Sta
Jewelry store.
Watches cleaned from 55c up,
next door below the postofice.
Thos. D. Evans.
The best workmen use Adams
Best shingles. They are "The
Best. See "Ad."
Mr.. and Mrs. Yountz antici-
pate keeping house in one OF
the Montville residences.
Go to Mills for the handsomest
Jewelry and jewelry novelties.
-Four doors south of the post
Office, Brookhaven.
Dr. IL. II. AppleWhlte and
family are moving today to
their handsome suburban ho me.
near Mrs. E. D. Byrd's.
Mr.. Chas. D. Cowan is ex-
pected to arrive any day to take
his position as book keeper for
the firm of L. COIN & Bros.
Mrs. Bessie Lipscombe spent
Saturday and Sunday at Bogue
Chitto and was a prominent mem
Der of the woman's meeting
at that place.
Mrs. A. F. Watkins, of Jack
son, was a brief visitor Monday,
stopping over ON her way back
from the woman's missionary
meeting at Bogue Chitto.
Low grade watches repaired at
Mill's Jewelry Store from so to
75e. Other work done equally
cheap. Four doors south Of
post Office, BrookhaVen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wood
moved Monday into the home of
Mr.. w. K. Wood, who will Vacate
as soon as his handsome new sub.
urban residence is completed.
Mrs. Mckee, of CentervilIe,
has been visiting her daughter.
Miss Beatrice, at the College.
We regret that Miss Beatrice's
health demands her return to her
home.
If you want anything in fine
gold set ring, or fine r. ssssP.
Jewelry of any kind, at low
prices, go to Mills Jewelry
Store, four doors south of the
post Office.
The best repairing for watches
done for the least money at
Mill's Jewelry Store. Four
Doors below post Office, Brook
haven. See the sign and clock
over the door.
Mr.. Swift has sold all his hand
some Battenberg pieces. Mr..
Swift's wife is an adept in the
art of fancy work, and other
beautiful revelations are expected
in his show windows.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Newsom
and little Bessie Butler, arrived
Sunday from Monticello, and
are now at home at Mrs. M. e.
Floods. Mr.. Newsom has
taken charge of The books at A.
G. Seayey x Sons.
Rev. R. j. Boone has received
a supply Of Peioubet Sunday
School notes on fhe international
Lessons for next year which has
no eqvfal of its kind for Sunday
School Tea hers and workers. The
price &I.00 per volume as.
Our great annual clothing sale
~ i4f 49,
The leader., 1903-12-02
Bil,ous Collie Prevented.

Take double dose of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and diarrhoeaR Remedy as
soon as the first indication Of the dis
ease appears and a threatened attack
may be warded off. Hundreds of
people use the remedy in this way
with perfect success. For sale by
G. e. Grafton.
The leader., 1903-12-02
Coughs, Colds and Constipation.

Few people realize when taking
cough medicines other than Foley's
Honey and Tar, that they contain
opiates which are constipati g besides
being unsafe, particularly for children.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, is safe and sure and will not
soonstipate. For Sale by Price Drug
Company.
The leader., 1903-12-02
Boy. Life Saved from Membranouscro,

HSUJ LILO II Oll1 OUP p
G. w. Lynch, prominent citizen of
Winchester, Ind. writes, ''my little boy
had a severe attack of membranous
Group, and only got relief after taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. He got re-
lief after one dose and / feel that it
saved the life of my boy" Refuse SUBJ
stitutes. For sale by Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Judge W. P. Cassidy, of Sum
NIT, spent a portion of Sunday in
Brookhaven on his way home
from Meadville, where he. spent
last week attending Chancery
Court.