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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16

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sgwNa \ Mu
NM AtsN sstra sa M
Nssgw1 ~ Sslk n a
tatga @t1 aa t
las &s0HH mf 6AHia sas Sen
guwiun1fr. tm utsf 60 asW s
Nh nu tgs Afntm1m inetA @B
hsE fabbestu Ell rnfH AtAu al
stabitai gui slflt N1gtlt iammsllrn
nst ResSBal aseyts sutBf 5lthbeita
pou cen tlut' ilbsu. i&mltrigta. tale
iIallgsn. bmauta g,aNt. biz aus
9aaHtt. @nbaHbbitlt, 8aB. 6sa ludta
aRe anetgsu 4oiauen be aHb. ARa
ptnn Is in etr Quite uiht ,ietaili4
lNnuis. i5noli eaa ess Rtt' un.ey bst
Gtds. urp bt, 6suh,ia,ttt fdtyte az
ben 9~.ItwGnSsn uUo BEN irIEtynsa
Raucru bssdb. um am 0uBtcotu. tpe
biz 9tmperalur unisr Ruu betrua Ju
elmer otdsrsn Gisihtat Su e,lrisrsR.
9cR 2sit gu 2sit trpeeR mir sdu5t Ga
eunssn bic er I4mubigsu Gismah, bin
aus.
Wenu cds Sbaulpstttr NIT Gropiens
fan uHo pIdti1srnpeu WoRsrIaden eiu'
Itbte, nuroe bds 9eben IN Der Quite
unertrGgli6. Die 8riosn, bic fir bieisn
3os frsi pdren, iiberIitben oonu in Der
Rte.i ben urmen Rod ieinem traus
rigsn S9idIdI uno pdnosrtsn ms
5reis, llsbssbaupt bislten mir uns. 70
tpeit bas Wetter s5 erIdu6te. i'm 5reirn
uuf. IS mar sipe FormIi6e Grquidurs.
CT Th6ren Sdgen eiEiam iiber Die Oil
gel oabtn3ulpanbern, 5u benz gsfrorenen
Se, binauf ooer iibsr bas etens Sis in
Der 9udt, 9isr lpdr Der S6nee immsr
rein unb peib; bel Sonuenuntsrgons
ersIii9te Der Sori3ont btntsr ben
S9nss6tnRsn Ger Soinptles SnIel I'm
tiefIten Garmin, uno in benz Monos
idein Der %tlarsn. i60nsu gbsnoe log
bas ODE. peiBe 2ano 5auberboft trGun
meriI9 in lpinoiiler aube oa.
Oft bemd@tigts Ii4 unier Elm Gsfiibl
Der lnluit bsim Qnb1reu Der ~beItdnbie
gIet6tlingenben Stimmen Der 3ameras
ben nit ben poblbetannten Gd6i9tsn,
bic pie0er unO pieoer auftuu9ten. uno
IS crI9ien p0uig iinnlos, cine llntsr6aIs
tung 3u fiibren, Die glei9 ipieoer in bic
dIte ausgttrDdnets 8obn i~iberging. ga
that - benin lpObl, etnigs Stunbsn
ousin i'm Sreien umberItrsifen 81 tOns
men. Nie ma4ts Ii9 iebo9 unter unS
etfuas bon benz ii6elaunieen, Ii9 Itetig
f~tetgeruben llnpilen bon Mann al
Mtann gelteno, poriibsr bon an6sren
lebertDinteyuneen 10 bel bert6tet ipirb.
SIN Ge9sntbeiI, i'm 2aufe Der Seit, oIs
mir chamber nit alien u~nIeren perborz
genen 2aunen unb Stimmungen INNER
9enuuer tennsn Isrnten, i6loHsn mir
uns UNI 10 enger aneindnbsr on, in ben
barten Sagen. bic uns 6eI9ieben iuos
rem. cine 8riiosri6aft biloenb, bsren
mir uns in tommsnben ya6ren Tiber
ale bret NIT SreuOsn erinnern psrbsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16
AlOltsr i'm S6ilorrbaus

On sinsm faOnen Serbittase bes
SdbreS 1868 mar Gsdf Rpltte in
etnem i9parSeu gipilan3uge Mittags
bon Berlin na5 potsbam oeTa6ren.
Sort angeIdn9t, ging sr pom 8abn6ofe
Su Sub in bic Stuot, be6oQliA feline
Gisarrs ruudenb. Sbne apf bic Sufel
mil benz bumals nod au5rs9t srbaltes
men Rau4rer6ot gu a9ten, betrat er
bur4's 8riidenportal ben ols Grer3iers
plob otenen6en She'll bes 2uFoarten8,
Der UNI jene Stunbe menI6enleer par.
Dobl ruff Der pofen BON Der bp6eu
S4loBrdmpe: .Rau9en i'll bier csrs
boten." iebo9 Moltte, in Geoanten
D%ertieft. zen .3uruf i~iberb0renb, e.6t
unten rubig tpeiter. &aum ober beat
sr I'm bic S9IpBede, 10 rpirb er ben
benz 0u9tpoiten bon Der 6a6nenz
treppe, ben Der Qnruf oes RamerubeG
aufmtrtiam gemo9t bat, ange6alten.
Als Der GtoiliIt fi9 oub bier ai8t
bequemen min, ban @limmItengal rueqs
Suthun, iteqt i'm Der Garbiit o6ne 0eis
teres ms S9ilbsrbaus, nit Der Quss
fi9t, bort Bis our nG@Iten 46l0Iuno
an iteben.
Rnn gtbt ii9 MoItis Stpar 3u erfens
men. aber Der Soften srtlGrt, bas t0nne
ieoer faSen, bob sr Der 9entral Moltte
lei. Woltte permog benz Ranne nidt
unre9t gu ge6en, bat d6er leioer tetre
2egitimattOn Bel Ii9. Bum Slid
tommt no4 Ginger 3eit elm Serr bes
Weges, ben Der @eneral urtter Nennuna
fstnss Rdmens bittst, bds Greignib bod
sefGuigit benz ipu9tbabenben Sffi3icr
5u melben.
Dieter elite nun f6IsunigIt ber6ei
uno befreits Glsbalb ben erpBen Giro
tegen, Der fi4 aus Ietner Gefanaeas
i9dft unmi+telbar our &ommanbantur
begdb unb bort fetnsn raqitomi1dsn
Gmpfang i'm 2uftgorten 6eridtete.
S4on cine babe Stunbe oorouf ipas
rem our 8reube alsr aau6sr bic
Rau6nerbote BON ben brei 9prtolen beg
PIaBes peri9punben, bsnn Der oeniole
S3la6tenbenter bate odrauf oufm,rts
lam eemd9t. baB be 9ie8I6ittuno bes
Grer5te cplabes s~beniorenig feueroes
fabrlih lei, ais bus StrabenpflaFer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16
3rfu6 bel S6iatrs.

Sn S9iuers !Saus ipuros meift nur
bulbIuut geIproGen, benn Der 0iattr
tpis feline 6rau baBteu ni9ts msbr, ais
lautes pbsr gar bsftigs8 SpreGen; ale,
bic nit S9iIer in ndbersr 9srlbruns
itanben. puBten Oies unb ri4teten Itd
bano3. Nun erbielt S9iler etnIt 6es
8siu9 bes bur9 Deimar reiIsn6sx
S9riftIteucrs S9IoFsr. Dieter, eis
RisIe bon GeItalt, beiab au6 cine To-
loHale Stimme, BON Der er b~eIonosr5
bann, tpenn er 4nstboten sr5d6lts, aus
giebteen @ebrau6 mu9ts. 0i9t Dor
Weimur tpor ibm nit etnem Bauer elm.
b09Tt broIig' 9eI9i9te paIIirt, uns
9lsi9 uad ben erIten 8sgriBungsrebss
besann sr, tie S9tuer uno Isiner 1roa
mitsutbeilen, pobei er Defenders BANK
fur9tbar f6rie, tpenE er ben 8aue
nu9nbmts. Dem armsn S9iler trot
Der QnsItf9peiB auf bt, Stiru, bod
bemiibte er ii9, elm 2Gdeln 5u er5pins
gen. S9iIers 5ruu d6er Itarrte ben
grSdbler nit entIebten 9Iid,n an. Dos
tam nun ben anpeienbsn JreunbeE
S9tlIers 10 tomii9 Dor, buB es ibnsN
unm0gIi9 mar, Elm Iautes @eId4ter GU
r~iid3ubulten. S9loFer, Der glaubtt,
bds Geld9ter selte ieiner qnstbote uns
por3iigIi9 ietner RaGubmung oes
8auern, 6egunn tie no9muIs; unb Eatts
er erit f4on iberIaut eeIproGsn, (,
briiute er j'Bt f0rmli9, bub bic SEN
fterideiben bebten, unb G9i1er uuBer
fid uufiprang rnb unter benz Dor
punbe, Nuienbluten gu betommen, aus
benz 3immer i~Iir3te. glo9 nu9 bieles
Subren pfLegts S9iGsrs Satin oos
bteiem entieBlidsn geTu6e gu sr3G6len,
unD tpus ie unb S9iuer ipG5renb bes
iibrtgen Tbeils bes Soges ouseeRans
ben bdtten; benn S9IoFsr blieb beE
gdn5en Sag unb er5dbIts nod me6r, bG
feline erite anetoote 70 gut geIaIIsR
bate. -
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16
AUD rim AlrOium.

Dor Ginger Sci. befanb ft9 in einem
Ydrtier Retourdnt cine gr0bere 9es
feIf6aft, unb has @eIprG9 panbt.
fi9 benz Spiritismus unb ben bon ben
Wleoien angsblt9 poIbrd6ten Wun,
bern gu. Sin iunger Staliensr ertlGrte,
er CLAUDE itstf unb felt on bieTe @uns
Der, benin er tOnne ii9 geipiHermaBes
aud als Mebtum bstra6ten.
rDte, sic Iinb elm Mebium?" Der,
isBten bic Qntpeienben sritount.
r@eptb," eriptberte Der Stalien.r,
i'd fam Oiele sebsimniBppl, Oinet
bolbrin9en. so tam ib audi elm
SubenS &linseln in gsu.guna iebeu,
unb 5por in 909Itens elmer Minut.,
obne eine eir5tge an~3uriibrsn."
r9os TT ni4t mOglid!' rief elm S.rr
Gus Der 9eIeGf9aft.
n0pnen sic ipetten2" uerTebte Der
iungs Mann. s
sd iebe bunbsrt 5runten."
nQ6Qema4t!"
Die Summe tpurbe ouf ben Sif4 &c.
lsgt, Der junge Wtann brebte Ii9 duf
ieinem Stuble um. Itredte bic 6anb
no4 benz 9asmeFer aus uno I9lob
hen Subn. Der benz sanasn gaeTauruni
bic 9eIcudtung Iieferte. en- tpeniqer
ols elmer Wlinute Iebten Ti9 m~inbefena
3pei SuBenb alingeIn in 8epeouna.
6a ldmmtIi6e Safe gsbistsriI9 nad
2i9t rerlongten.
Oas etgenartige Mebium bate Iein,
Dstte alGn3enb getppnnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16

40 earl Sa ~
ssn e4 fs
e@ a. mas m atst tNn ga
Na srs la wAs agAf 4amaA
wat auA aig asetAtF 3amss auFsie
sald ulatgg Uogesn. slA ~ tbsu us
ues fatl NIB llaRb uun hslabas
Dot etm @4wagsulal Vsugt,a tpst
Gin gtebu Gtlo egg sblr HoEtsaA h~
a me lstRu ~austaustn uhb aud an
keTsn psrianb. 3uldlla btianbsn
unltr BEN gpBlt @tinWoTtHsn Gsx
GgsuH6s unh BsstbTu Der Sns.ank,
BIZ guesidS au1 9hlltr hs auesiIos.
ten pattn. .9AN SeTasn Itr6abitn We
b0ber asosn bic @truTtbtiluaq, nab 4
rsno bod TOR @slpiH,n oaJu erGngls.
unb Tt oitItIb, tissntIia oar nitt nm
est,n ionnt,n unb ourfitn. Shr
Spru4 Iautet, bsmnoh: .gDir IinDts
ben anstiIagttu ibuleig. obtr rir berf'
S,iben ibm."
Sierduf tutetsnsit i,boh Der prG
fbsut: .9srJsibung III Elm 0orr,ht her
Krone unb nt6. Der Surp. 3ieben sc
Fd nlIc tpisotr 5uriid uni berbeFerx
sic SIREN Sprua. Sie IOuntn ban
areeiIast,p Der RudT9t oes Geri4ts
tpfss ,mpfebleu. lpenn sic banah Der
Ianssn trasen."
Rua elmer puuIt bon DsRieen Uis
nuten Iiebeu fa bic GsIaporsntn fol
eenbermdben pernetmsn: -Dir fiabsR,
6ob Der @nsetlasts ntdt i1uloig ia
uuO iprs6en bic SoEfnuae aus. baB err
Is ni6t pieber tbun piro."
Gs srfoIste Elm luutes Geld6ter iW
SduIs unb cine u6ermoIiss 3urildipeis
flung. Run tomen bic 8ei6porsnes
gu benz einfa&en Spru9: Yer an9t.
tIdgts 1T ni9t i9uIoig."
60 fam Sames psrrietb, obtpoM
duf friIder 3tdt ertappt unb bes "a.
f6enbieb Itabls pouTtGnbi9 i6erpieIsr,
bod obne isbe StraTs bapon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16
6tOankrn(plittrr

Ronnie man i'm ri9tiseu aueenblid nets
pas palsnoe Wort %finoen, sdbe Is biel ipsni.
ger RibOsrfdnOuiFe.
Sas Tedunerber5 If elm MiuiIer bss sn.
ntrn, Der bic 6rousn oft gum Isubert.u
brinst.
p a man fe Iobt, lit ben neiIttn Men.
lmen mtbti9sr, ols 10 5 man on ibuer
lobt.
Bsnn man Slid bobtn ioa, Iinoet mar
ts audi ouf benz SOlStoese.
NiaR en onsefettt DCrben, 70 ie
ntslIte!
MdrEm eentt ieoer bet BEN gtcriTi
gSdipteeermnttse' an oh S9piestrmutt,l
oss RonHss7
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16

WfTW
KaAs hs Np wsl ta a.ts "
taam Nes .RV eSli Hlsg rm
tAgg A gsf e.
ea pHlgsm @Fs N.Y. ftas'
UtllReaaA MalssM uatast
ks1 fees. Wr VA -tSl Gp@fa
tE.rS
Go8 as ygaeen par IA tasl
@gu! d abalrsira SagN ole Tenn.
GR laelt "a. limb tR aAaAta Na'
geHblla battle yRer Ne IN slnea gg!sV
sesoa;u uR0 leS Den eyIisa AuB &C.
TuabG
CT mar aailrIla lsIis aRA Gal'
nor tDdt 5afTtsosn. Sc WaEts sut'
lprah im @ngtmttnsR itrsa g9auideu.
reHH Ia Iu4 uglprlHgyi4ai ais fe Dor
bret SabrsR 5asyt ausginsGn siHsn
Grofea ooeT minSeIssns WsillipRiV &C.
ha6l bate. Aber Dieter gBiIm mar
ia reja. Gr Idgts iebi au4 l.irs lraai'
E4su @eoiAie mebr nuf; man perb6ts
i6elts ibn in oee Gsitlf6aft-lt IieB
ion alto glauben. oaB Iie iln Is5r Iie6
BABE. Gr glaubtt IS dter ni6t ftlt.
GiRes Wlorgeus las Dieter cine rib
rsnbs Gei9idts in einsm am,ritani'
Ehelt RoUelen6uh, porin BEN 2eIer
liar gsma9t puroe. oaB erft 4rmutb
Der ipobre une eiuSiS. Priiflftu Der
9iebe let.
Die romontiI6e Iber in ibm e.s
mann bic Sberbanb; CT befhlob TO-
fort. bic 2it6s lsiusr Glinor bur9
ieneR ni9t mehr neuen a%unitgriIf 3u
priifeu. 6a6 er i5r tpeismddte, sr babe
fem @erm0seu Dsrloren. Wlan ION
nber betdnntIih ben Seufsl Ri9t al
bic @ano maIen.
&aum bate oieI.r @eoants i6H Err
fast. dIs er bon IetRem 8antier elm
SsIegrumm betam: CT bate mirtli9
burh ben 3uIdmmenbrr9 eints sroBsn
Snitituts ben sr6bten SGsiI istneS Ser
mOgens perIorsn!
Gr gine perl0nlid gu GlinOr, ie6r
bldB. bic &speiGe in Der 5ano uuo
tbeilte ibr bic 5io6spoIt nit; sus!sid
CAB er ibr nit einsm 3ogbaFt fragencen
Son ibr @ort 5uriid.
Guinor belt Iih bortrsffli9. sic
fiel ibm I'm ben Sals, tpeinte Elm biss
den unb fogts odnn, fe fiibIe, bub lie
niGt sgrOB" genus iet. um cine arme
Srou 81 tuerben. Absr lie iueroe i'm
DergeFsn!
gieter Ia9te ibr 9erube5u tn's Sc
fi9t. Gs mar Elm unlie 3enspiirbiseS,
aber oufri9tigss 4usladen.
Damn siug er nu6 Saus, i9loB ii9
.tntge Gage in feline Bobnung Elm unb
bn9te nd9.
8os ReIultdt btsfer aIauIur mar,
boB er 3u einem 8arietesS 6saterbirets
tor gine, ben er gut fannie. gr bat.
bebitireu gu Iafsn, D%orIdufis obue
Sage.
Der Director luste gu. RdtiirIi9!
gr DuBte. oaB Der ganae Meiten 3u
pilssrn piirbs, tpenn Dieter
Dffentli4 uuftrut.-unb 70 tam es
tpirtIi9.
Dieter re3itirte als erites Die BAL
Iabe bonn a6gepteienen Treisrsmann"
tote purobie, bic ItirmiIdeu
erregts. Cine Satire auF .inise
6etannte tragil6e Ditbter fOIgte-bsr
pu9s: pieter Dilm tpar6 on
@ben0 gu einem .Stsrn."
aGt Gage fpdter mar sr Elm unter
gIGn5snoen 8ebtnsuugeu engagirter
~SumortIt."
a9t Wo9en Ipdter gtng er gu Nuz
quite Mlaer, ma9te tbr einen Seis
ratbsaRtrag uno lparb dngenommen.
49t Wonate ipdter fiel ibm Iein
gan5e8 0erm0seu pieoer gu. Scenes
bate ii4 nod einmat fiOtt
gemo9t.
&ls Gainor es b0rte, tppl1te Ie ibn
fGB anlG2eln.-gr Id&elIe ou9.
dnbsr8.--@r trar iGon 2tuguz
PES gIadlid:r Ghesutte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16

NazAsS WSsts erst tetA esA KaA
Nv vNAAO M GMs Wa Maam
sWAA aaet 3eailA l0R IN NsNM
~ Nrl&flAEN ltA,ASsgg CnsG8 Atx4
ksaf as wast lfasS Wks k&l@ gsgfl
@ts tlith tsg Nngs rsea'w N&~
saN g1sg Geb2lnAf kSkE Wa4fM
rsx Nssrsa sinss f2apsa 4 az
y Altsr belk1 neN stN g&yMc
5bpsF bee sA miA Nara Z n,spm,
H~xA mii &F Rofee t~otang'urH Seug@
fuf monRslAsit miA eased5sUt
aE Nsrs Ria iluHtsf pieeti eeen
80 t9S0gH legRt Is Rk acnaR,
sxA isne Sbcrh<is tsau hereaea
70 SOD fur cine IASns sSuawt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-16
Gtrrrurrtt,.tro

.Sbr Sobn bat mir elm Jeniter eit,
seiporfen!"-.0o s III ntdt m0slih
eritens fust er felbR, .r 1T es MD,
gepeien unb bann bat CT min audi per.
tpro4en, .s ni8t tuiebsr au tbun."'
The leader., 1904-09-07
Solving the Servant Problem.

The Columbus Dispatch has the
following, anent the servant prob
lem:
1t is believed that Columbus
is in a fair way to secure a solu-
ton of the servant problem. "A
prominent citizen of this city has
written for information concern
ing the experiences of other cities
in the State which have substitut-
ed white labor for coIored help.
The great objection which North
ern servants have to the South is
that there is no society for them
and when one accepts position in
the South she is practically isoIa-
ted. This objection is overcome
in the experience Of a city in Mis-
sissippi which imported q large
number of Swedish working girls
for help. They can do the work
of two negroes and are absolutely
trustworthy in every respect,
The servant problem in Columbus
is becoming so bad that remedial
measures will soon be taken and
this will, in all probability, be
one of them.
The leader., 1904-09-07
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
Notice 10 Stockholders.

Public notice Is hereby given thatthe regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company will be held
at the Company's office In Chicago, Illinois.
on Wednesday, October, 10, 1901, at twelve
o'clock noon.
Topermit personal attendance at sale meeting
there win be issued 70 each holder q one or
more shares Of the capital stock Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, as registered on
the books Of the Company at the clos Of bus
mess on Tuesday. September ". 1904. who Is Of
fail age, ticket enableing him, Or her to travel
tree over the Gornpaap1s lines from tile station
on the Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his
Of her registered address to Chicago and re-
turn, such ticket to be good fof the journey 70
Chicago only during the four days Immediately
proceeding and the day Of the meeting and Tor
The return journey from Chicago only on tho
day of the meeting and the four days ilnnedi
ataIy following. when properly countegslgned
ana stamped during business hours that Is to
say. between 300 p. and 800 p. nl..~in the
once Of the Assistant Secretary aIr. N g.
Bfuens in Chicago such ticket may BE- OBJ
tanned BY any holder 81 stock, registered as
above oil application il writing 70 the pres
idsnt Of the Company ii Chicago Each appil-
cation must state the flIl name and address Of
the steckholier exactly IS given ID his Or her
o61tIheate of stock. together with the number
ana dale Of such cersIad1ses N0more than one
person Hlll BE- carried free Ii respect g. any one
holding 81 Stock as registered 81 the books 81
Tue Company
A.G. HAgksrAF
a.
The leader., 1904-09-07

The Democratic candidate for
the Presidency had an agricultu-
raj prototype ii Daniel Webster.
|In ali address delivered shortly
after his death, it was said of him:
He was fond of nature. loving
New Hampshire s mountain seem
cry. He had started small and
poor, had risen great and high,
and honorably had fought his
way alone. He rose early IN the
morning. He loved gardening,
the purest of human pleasures.
He was farmer and took d coun-
ItFyman's delight iii country things
in stacks Of bay, in trees, iii
turnips and the noble Indian corn,
in monstrous swine. He had a
patriarch's love Of sheep, choice
breeds whereof bio had. He took
delight in cows ort-horned
Durhams, Hertfordshires, Ayr
shires, Attorneys. He titled pa
ternai acres with his own oxen.
He loved to give the kline fodder.
It was pleasant 10 hear him talk
of oxen. And but three DAYS be-
fore he left the earth, too Ill to
visit them, his cattle, lowing, came
to see their sick lord; and as he
stood at his door, his great oxen
were driven up, that be might
smell their healthy breath and
take last look upon their broad,
generous faces that were never
false to him. He was d friendly
man; all along the street there
were plain men that loved him
whom he also loved. He was call
ed a good neighbor, good towns
man.
The pastoral spirit Of the land
of w., as typiiied by one whose
name was Job,o has survived in
modern times at Marshfieid and at
Rosemount. j. @. W., in New
York Evening Post.
The leader., 1904-09-07
Mysterious.

Weimal, Tex, Aug. 81. While
incarcerated in Jail Oscar Lee
Tucker, a 17-year-old negro un-
der arrest for attempted rape, has
been mysteriously lynched. The
officials are unable to determine
just when or how the act was COM
mltted.
Minnie Schultz, the 19-year-old
daughter of wealthy farmer,
was attacked by Tucker. He was
arrested soon afterwards and
placed in jail. Three hours later,
when the officers went to the cell
to take the prisoner into the court
they found him hanging by his
neck dead.
The cage had not been broken
into, but be had forty foot rope
around his neck, and his head was
drawn up to hole in the cell
about eight inches in width and
not over four feet from the floor,
used to pass food through to the
prisoners. His feet were tied
close to bis body with cords.
There is no clew TO the perpetra-
tors.
The leader., 1904-09-07
state Finances Low.

State Treasurer Miller has adj
dressed 4 communication to GOV.
Vardaman in which he asserts th: {
unless the State realizes Tile cash
from its recent $500, 900 bond sale
at an early date, Mississippi will
be without funds to meet her ma
turing obligations. The bonds
we're sold some two months ago
to the firm Of N. w. Harris & Co.,
of Chicago. After having been
declared the successful bidder,
Harris & 20. asked for sixty days
III which to have their attorneys
make Investigations as to the le-
gality Of the bonds, the authority
upon which they were issued, etc.
The time thus granted expired
the first Of last week, and the
Chicago firm still fails to cover
the amount OF its bid into the
State treasury. In the event, the
State does not succeed in selling
its bonds to the firm named, Treas
|urer Miller says that it will be
unable to meet its obligations for
1904 without some further legis-
lation to relieve the situation.
Mr.. Miller appends to his let
ter to the governor a statement
showing the payable debt of the
State and the available cash bal.
ance IN the treasury on August
LIST. The treasurer shows that
the total appropriations of the
Legislature for the years 1904 and
1905 amount to So, 1857, O90.18. OF
this amount So, 1879, 1858 is payable
in this year, and up to August Isl
the treasurer had paid 81, 527, $50,
leaving a balance Of 81, 1854, 9S5, tx
be paid before Jan. LIST.
Against this the treasurer hac
on hand Aug. u a cash balance
of $40, 57l, and he estimates thai
between now and Feb. 1st, 1905
the treasury receipts viii amount
to approximately, 81, 345, 900
Thus showing a deficit Of nearly
$3.50, 900 on that date. OF course
if the Chicago finn which is under
obligations to buy the States
bonds, comes forward with th,
cash, the situation will be mate
rally improved and the balance
next February will be found ol
the other side Of the ledger.
The leader., 1904-09-07

A housekeepers' club organized
in an Arizona city opens its meet
ings by roll call to which each
woman is expected to respond
with a tested recipe or a helpful
domestic suggestion. The others
write them down. Then for an
hour the members assist their
hostess with her mending, or
whatever sewing she may have on
hand, and the next hour they de-
vote to their own sewing fancy
work being prohibited. Thus is
revived the helpful old fashion Of
the sewing bee, " SO called, doubt
less, because the sewing and the
buzzing were simultaneous.
The leader., 1904-09-07

John Ruskin, studying some Of
the social problems of his day,
says that in view of the restless
and almost revolutionary attitude
of mans social and economic ex-
istence in these latter days, The
principle is good that each man
shall possess the ground he can
use and no more. This would be
a social leveler, for modern ais
tocracy is mostly based upon land
ownership.
The leader., 1904-09-07
Citation Notice.

THE STATE UN NII0oIboIF n.
TO r. w. Harrington. whose post office address,
You are commanded to appear before the
GhanceFy Court of the County Of Lincoln IN
said State on the
Third Monday in October 1904.
TO defend the suit in said Court Of p. H. Har-
rlngton ct al for partition Of certain lands
mentioned Ia bill of complaint, wherein you are
defendant
This, the 23ri day Of August A. D. 1904.
X. W. McNAIIl, Clerk.
JONES st McGUII0UGH,
Solicitors for Compartments.
The leader., 1904-09-07

Gov. Vardaman, dressed in
snow white. with slippers to
match, and bis raven locks hang-
ing gracefully over his broad and
graceful shoulders, is the center
of attraction. His graceful step
|and stately bearing would distinS
guish him ID any gathering
Times Democrat Biloxi Special
Dollars ia doughnats that the
author Of this is s female Few
men III lheif senses will write Of
another mans shapelY Shout
Qefs eiIa graceful step Ter
Is Tribune.
The leader., 1904-09-07

GreenvilIe's FIRST bale of this
years cotton brought 1914 cents
per pound, which is among the
best prices paid this season in
Mississippi. It was raised near
Indianola, and sold to Messrs. j
H. Fisher & Co.
The leader., 1904-09-07

Judge Cochran has concluded a
memorable term of Circuit Court.
The following prisoners were CON
victed during the week and SEN
fenced yesterday: Miles Hop
kins, murder, life Imprisonment;
George Williams, murder, life
Imprisonment; Jack Hopkins,
murder, life Imprisonment; Rich
ard Peden, assault and battery,
$500 and ninety days; Julius
Jones, blind tiger, $500 and nine
ty days. The effect of Judge
Cochran's drastic enforcement Of
law has had effect upon the whole
county, and has aroused a desire
for better conditions.
The leader., 1904-09-07
ADVERTISEMENT
He Is Correct.

BRooKHAyEN MISS, Sept End, 1904.
Rev. o. NJ. Tolson told his congregation on
August 2sth, tuat he had never dreamed of
marrying me. This statement is correct. He
was wide awake, and it was mutual agreement
That Is why am suing for damages. OF
course he don't want me. and am too indie
pendent 0 want him, want revenge that
is all. There may not be nothing to gain, but
we are suing him Just saRe.
IN ectfully,
N err
The leader., 1904-09-07
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with.
children They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out Of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because Of lack
Of food, but because the food
does not feed
SCOTS really feeds
and gives te aild growing
strength
Whatever e cause Of weak
ness ard failure to grow
SCOTS sion seems 20 find
II and lse matter right
III free ssmple
stos Chemists, tao Psafl s. NeN xpff
and flQQ; u pFpsei
The leader., 1904-09-07

A correspondent states that the
biggest protracted meeting ever
held in Copiah county was that
recently closed at the Baptist.
church at Gallman. Rev. j. +.
TuIl is the pastor and Rev. G. T.
Kincannon, Of Lexington, did the
preaching. There were so acces
sions to the church.