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Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

y MISS NeluG DlASAAuUESs MINIS
neapOlis, tells how any young
woman may be permanently
cured Of monthly pains By tak-
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.
"YoUNa WoMEx: ~ had frequent
headaches Of . severe nature dark
spots before my eyes, and at ny meu-
htrual periods / suffered untold agony.
A member of the lodge advised me TO
try Lydia 10. Pinkhamss Vege-
table Compound, but ] only scorned
good advice and felt that my case vas
hopeless, but she kept at me until I
bought 3 bottle and started taking
&c. i soon had the best reason IN the
world 70 change my opinion Of the
medicine, as each day my health im-
proved, and finally i was entirely With-
out pain q my menstruation periods.
I am most grateful / - NErTTE bE.Aoz-
MORE, 80 Central Ave.s Minneapolis.
MINI. = ssooo ls,l.ls 9 s,lglsssl e sssss issis'
pressing goluilslsl1 cla1et = efeases4
" there Is anything about youz
case about which you would
like special advice, write freely
20 Mrs. Pinlxnams She VIII hold
your letter An strict confidence
She can surely help yous Tor ne
person im America cen speak
from 81 wider eww8Rkeac Ia treat
Ing female flHss She he's helped
hundreds Of Thousands o1 women
back 70 health Her address IS
Esynm. hEass. heE a1Ezce s. 4Eae.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

Gunnery practtce has friehtened
away the Rsh at Newport Thank
goodn. s. W. live in an inland town.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

We sympathize with Judge Parker
in one thing. He will be q mark for the
campaign poets until November.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27
BIssIssIppiIanecHs.


An effort on the part of Armour &
Co., to place negroes in their plant at
Chicago TO take the place Of the strik'
ing butchers, brought about the usual
result. The train on which the ne
groes we're carried to the city was at
tackled by the strikers and the darkies
sought safety on the floor between the
seats, Every effort on the part Of the
corporations of the north who employ
large numbers of men, to substitute
black for white labor results 10 disor'
der and frequently in rioting. The la
boring class will not tolerate the ne"
gro 10 competition and resort to force
to prevent him from engaging in sim
liar work. The only place n this coun-
try where the negroes rights are re
spected is in the south where be is per
mitted to engage unmOlested in hon
est work and enjoy the fruits Of bis la
bors. The boas.ed love by the north OF
the negro is but that hypocricy which
springs from a selfish purpose. Aside
from the negroes vote In behalf Of the
Republican party the north is not in
terestsd in the negro -Tupelo Jour
nal.
Governor Vardaman has called a
meeting of the trustees Of the state un-
lversity to be held at jackson June 30,
and it is predicted that there viii be
"somethiug doingH at this meeting
Three of the old professors were not
elected for the ensuing college
term, and they are reported to be de-
sirous of learning the reasons that led
to their practical discharge. It is said
that each of them hes 8 number Of In
dignant friends behind him, and that
there will be fast and furious talk when
the announced meeting is called to or
der.-Ellisville News.
The Natchez Bulletin says: Several
Of the national guardsmen ct Vicks-
burg were fined BY > magistrate for
persistently falling to turn out fOl
drill, being charged with insubordina-
ton. At fret the civic sOldiery were
disposed TO regard the matter as q
hug joke, but when the justice wat
about to commit them to Jail in de.
fault of payment of their fines, they
'coughed' up with the utmost promp'
: titude."
A striking evidence Of the profits tC
be derived from truck farming is re-
( ported from Oopiah county. It il
S stated that ths revenues received from
the truck crop during the past seasoI
. we're i've times the total price receiv
: ed By the farmers Of Copiah county
4, for their cotton, and yet the acreagl
4 devoted to cotton IN the county wa
] eleven times as great as that given y
!. truck. A wonderful showing, to th
q great advantage OF the trucker. -El
!, lisville News.
The viCksburg Herald very sensibl,
advises every farmer who finds
a strange bug IN his cotton to quietl
Q send It to the A. s II. College 70
Identification instead Of needlessl
g alarming his neighbors By 3 boll wee
3 vi howl.
Mr.. and Mrs. D +. Shell rsturne
n last night from Texas where they hav
n been visiting the pest month.
= Monaco is Europe's most denael
p p populated spot.
Odd. that the folks that are alway
crying out for the sunshine are th
e nrst to raise en- umbrella when
i comes
n sNow, boys, sald The tsaoher, 'ho
4 many months have twenty elgl
aawaeu sGA4a ne aass ~ wwnmwflw >,
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

Many mau he's im- gined he saw
Opportunity and discovered thar it
was an optical deIusinn.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

The donkey will still be the emblem
Of the Democratic party this year.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

The viCksburg Herald very sensibly
advises every farmer who finds a
strange bug IN his cotton TO quietly
send It to the A. s II. College for
Identification instead Of needlessly
alarming his neighbors By q boll wee-
vi howl.
Okolona messenger., 1904-07-27

Many aregular church attendants
knees are stif-with rheumatism.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
OTRO MEETING De La FEDE-
RACIOh En- GUAYAMA

(Dc nuestro CorresponsaD

GUAYAMA, JULIO 12.-Ayer, q
las dos de la tarde, llev0se efecto un
importante meeting de a Federation
Libre en el sitio denominado ~CoqufS,
cerca de la Central Aguirre.1
Una concurrencia numerosa asisti6
al acto.
Bajo la presidencia de Alexandra
Lopez quedo alberto el referido meeting,
que revisti6 una importancia trascen-
dental y magestuosa.
Hace uso de la palabra Antonio
Lebr6n Y lleva al coraz6n del obrero
la necesidad imperiosa de que abrace
de lleno la Federaci6o Libre, SO pena
de ser ell eterno explotado de las clases
privilegiadas de la fortuna.
ALI Sc hallaba una representation
selecta bell1sima de la mujer ilumi-
nando nuestras mentes y prestando
todo su concurso Ia gran obra de la
regener acion social-obrera en- ell pals:
ALI estaba Ia bella triguena de ojos
negros como Ell azabache, Catalina
Contreras otras tan bellas como es-
ta que en- los actu ales momentos no
recordamos.
Cerca de so braceros Sc afiliaron &
la Federation Libre.
---Se estan celebrando las novenas
del Carmen sin Ell concurso de las Sc
noritas que acostumbran cantar en- Ell
corO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN

3Caracas,> procedente de la Quay
ra escalas llegara este puerto hoy
para seguir direetamente q New Y ork.
~Pfo IX0 debe haber salido de
Barcelona el dia del corriente mes
con destino q este puerto ell de Pom
ce.
Barca americana xBoylston,> del
puerto de New York debe .haber sail
do el Is del ppdo. para esta.
xCatalina>, salio de Canarias el
del corriente para esta.
xNiceto,~ saldra de Liverpool ell
% del corriente mes con destino di-
recto este puerto.
Bergant1n americana &Maurice
Swau.~ Esta la carga en- New ork
de donde saldra para este puerto Ell p
del corriente mes.
philadelphia, > de New-York lie
CARA este puerto el IA del corriente
mes para seguir viaje Ia Guayra y
escalas.
&Arkadia& con destino q este puer-
to sali6 de New Orleans ell 7 del CO.
rriente mes.
&Saint Simon, , fondeara proceden-
te Puerto Plata del 16 al Is del corrien-
te y seguira viaje para Saint Thomas
y Europa.
~Montevideo,> recalara del 20 al
% para seguir viaje para Espana.
~Julia,1 del Is al 20 Sc aguarda,
procedente de Habana escalas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
CARTAS DETEHIDAS
En- la Administration de
COrreOS de esta ciudad

Fabriciano Negr6n, Rosaura Ne
gron. Ignacio Clabarrita, Welding d.
Owen, Sevilla Olibo, Federico Perrot
Contel, Vicente NJ. Perez, Manuela
Perez, Manuel Perez, Juana Perez.
Andres Guam, Carmen Ruiz, Eloisa
Conception Rivera, Sandalio REYES.
Manuel Reyes, Luis Rentas, Kausami-
sio Revenar, Luis Soto, Sabine Se-
rrano, Martina Serrano, Bonifacio
Sanchez, Encarnacion Trinidad, Juan
Turu, Jose Torres, Virgilio Torres.
Ernesto Troches Giulio, Nemesio vi.
vas, Felix Villamil, Maria Villa, Ma
riana del Vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
AYlSO AL PUBLICO,

En- la antigua y acreditada
sastreria de r. Monies acabase de
instalar una sucursal de la muy
reputadafabrica de sombreros ola
Bella Borinquena, de Sucesores de
de Juan Cabrer S. en- G. de Ponce.
En- dicho establecimientO ha
llara ell publico, cOntinuamente.
variadOsurtido de SOMBREROS de
todas classes; para caballeros, para
ninos, senoritas y ninas.
De pajiIla, de imitaci6n jipiia
pa y fieltro, de pelo y lana.
Sc hace a la orden cualquier
sombrer0; para precios y demas in
formes, dirUirse a FORTALEZA 28
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13

no, solicitando favor de la Locura
Los cortesanos, murmuran. Las Risas
Sc aprestan expulsar al audaz pero
La reina RE de nuevo, y alzandose be-
nevola,
Themes ideas peregrinas, buf6n
harapiento, dice.
Y tomanno la mano del trovador,
desciende del trOno y SO mezcla en- la
danza.
Las mascaras gritan. Chisnorro-
team las luces, los arpegios de la
orquesta Sc trenzan en- confusion ma
cabra, como risas de loco. La Locu-
ia danza, Ia Locura r1e, la Locura en-
tona desaforadas canciones, quiebra
ell cristal de las copas, pirueta en- los
rayos de luz, Sc mira en- los espejos,
va deshojando flores arrojandolas al
rostro de sus amigos. Ell trovador
baila con ella, Y mientras ella canta.
desgrana en- su dido palabras miste-
riosas. Hienden la multitud en- revuel-
ta fantastica, van abriendose paso,
cual si sus cuerpos fuesen vibraciones
de luz, suben y bajan, tornan giran;
al cabo, una neblina los secuestra. sc
abre una puerta, CORE un tapiz. Ell
trovador Y "a reina han desaparecido.
Palidecen las luces, al6rganse
las llamas como lenguas de ahogados
que buscasen aire; los ruidos Sc ex-
tinguen, las canciones callan, La espu-
ma del champagne cae en- las copas
pegajosas y amarga....
i Locura +. ;Reina' sDonde es-
tas?
~
Dime quien eres, til que me las
vencido.
Soy, seflora, ell Amor, tn amor
es mi venganza.
Ell cantor de melancolfas alejase |
riendo. La reina llora, enferma para
siempre de amores, porque una vez de-
safio al Amor.
@. MARTINEZ SIERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
Junta Esc0Iar de Camuv

Be hace saber, por ell presente, cue
los sefiores profesores que deseen as
pirar al desempeno de las escuelas de
este Termino Municipal para Ell en-
trante ano escolar, que hasta ell dfa %
del presente mes Sc admitiran solicit
tudes con dicho Tin.
ARTURO UMpIERgE,
Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
BAS & Go.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo-
res de Aduana- Representatives. de
lmportantes casas de Europa Esta-
dos Unidos. Compra venta de fru-
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspon-
dencia.
Allen, 64 ST. p. o. Box 75l.
San Juan, 2. Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-13
DR.. GustavO Muhoz

Ha trasladado su despacho q Ia
calle del Cristo nq 9, piso alto, esqui-
ma la Fortaleza, donde recibira q sus
clientes.
Horas de consulta: de & S, P. NJ.
Telefono; Lot; 1913
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
MaIcum News.

Quite a number of our people
are on the sick list and keep DR..
3. Z. Little hnstIing around with
his pill pockets.
Mrs. Zeke White. of Sontag,
who had been sick for some weeks,
has passed from earth to Heaven,
leaving husband and several chill
|dren and a large number of rela-
tives and friends to mourn the
loss of her as Christian and
friend. Weep not, children, for
her; but prepare to meet her in
the sweet by-and by, where there
is nd sorrow.
Holly Springs Baptist church
held its first service In the new
house of worship on the 4th SAT-
urday iii August, and continued a
series of day of meetings.. Elder
j. Reeves did the preaching with
Pastor w r. Weber. Thirteen
were added TO the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. May are
rejoicing over the addition of d
boy to their family of FIVE girls.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07

Capt a. n. Fox, ex.sherif Of
Lawrence county, passed through
Brookhayen last Saturday, en-
route home from Louisiana, where
he had gone as d special detective
10 arrest and bring back Henry
Lotion, Of this county. Lotion
is wanted Ii Lincoln for white
Gaping and the murder of Hem
~ Liste, q negro killed last win
ter BY q gang OF white caps west
aof Bogue Chitto, Of which Lotion
was a member. Lotion is also
under Indictment ID this county
for selling whisky ID violation Of
law, and skipped out to Louisiana
about the time the May Circuit
Court met, where be was secretly
joined several weeks ago By his
wife and children.
From information which has
leaked ont, it appears that Lof-
TONS fellow white cappers rather
distrusted his standing BY them
under pressure, if brought back to
answer TO the charges against him,
and discussed plans for keeping
him out Of the way of the courts.
The one finally decided upon was
to raise money to bring his wife
and children back TO Lincoln
county and send him on farther
west to Texas Or Mexico to keep
him from being caught. How
ever, the Lincoln County Law and
Order League had managed to To-
cate Lotion neal Alexandria, La,
through correspondence with d
former citizen of this county, and
Elk Sheriff Fox was given this
clew and put on his trail with a
warrant for his arrest for murder.
Fortunately he found Lotion Just
in the nick of time, for Hiram
Rushing, bis brother-in-law, had
preceded Special Officer Fox to
Lotions hiding place two or three
days, as the emissaly of the white
caps, and Rushing was just about
ready to bring Lotions family
back and send him further west
with-the money he had carried for
that purpose, when Mr.. Fox ap-
peared on the scene and nabbed
him.
Capt. Fox was met in New Or
leans with his prisoner by Special
States Attorney Thos. Brady,
and on instructions from the Gov
ernor, carried Lotion straight
through to jackson and lodged
him in the Kinds county jail for
safe-keeping until be is wanted by
the courts.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
YOUNG CounIe Eione

KentWood, La, Sept. 6. Local
freight No. SO, which arrived
here at 8 O'Clock this afternoon,
had on board q bridal couple who
eloped from Montgomery, Miss,
last night and were married in
Amite this morning by Rev. r. @.
Wier. The bride, Miss Belle Mil
Ter, is The daughter Of a wealthy
farmer who resides near Brook
haven. He opposed the marriage
because Of his daughters age, she
being only 19, and it is believed
is ID pursuit, because of their IN
willingness to remain in Amite
after the ceremony was perform
ed. Luther Crawford, the groom,
is q young man rs years of age.
He owns a farm near Montgom-
cry, for which place the couple
will depart tonight.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
Public School Opclline.

The public school had the best
in its history on Monday
morning, and the prospects seem
bright for successful term.
More than 300 pupils are enrolled.
Prof. Scott, the principal, who
has served three years and who
has been elected for three years
more is assisted in his school du-
Ties by Prof. O. S. Hopkins, Miss
Mary Z. Martin. Miss Eunice
Anding, Miss Helen HuntIey,
Miss Joicie Smith, Mrs. a. D.
Ewing, Mrs. Matte Dunning,
Miss Annie Burns, Miss Emily
Jones and Miss Ruby Atwood,
with Miss Belle Bowen, teacher Of
piano, and Mis-. j. III. Willough-
by, teacher of voice. Teachers Of
elocution and drawing are still to
be selected.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
MT. PLEASANT NOTES.

The people are busy gathering
and ginning cotton.
Misses May Albritton, Lucy
Moak, Della and Ruth Hart at
tended church at Bogue Chitto on
Sunday last.
Miss Edna Williams visited
friends and relatives at McComb
last week.
Mr.. Louis Clark has purchased
him a fine Jersey COW.
Mr.. Webster Reeves, who has
been working at McComb for a
while, has now returned here to
his home.
Mr.. Walter and Miss Luella
Montgomery spent Sunday at
Bogue Chitto.
a SUBSCRIBER.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07

House for rent. y. kohlman.
The associational year Is It
hand.
Wallace Magee visited Wssson
Sunday
Mrs. Isaac Smith, Of Montgoma
cry, was in town today
Mr.. Marion Harris is now en-
gagged at M. r Hubert's.
See those Rockers ID Perkins
show window at half price.
Special line Of fruits and vege-
tables Friday at j. M Woods.
Noodle sells Il. & s. j. White
carpenter tools huff said. "
Wesson. as well All Brookhaven,
is ID the midst Of an egg famine.
George II Higdon, of Wesson,
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city.
Mr.. I. e. Maxwell is now seed
buyer fol- the Brookhaven Cotton
Oil Co.
Messrs. Geo. Druly and j.. w.
Spencer went up to Hazlehurst on
Tuesday.
j. M. Wood now has two phones
to answer his customers. Call up
No. / or 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, who were
once residents here, are visitors at
Mrs. w. Hoskins.
Miss Katie Burns has accepted
a position as stenographer for a
large business firm at Ora.
Noodle sells u Of all the car
penter tools sold in this county.
Whyg Quality and price.
Shuttles, needles and parts for
all makes of sewing machines at
Noodles Hardware Store.
Mrs. w. III. Hartwell and son,
Willie, returned last Saturday to
their home in New Orleans.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Scarbor-
ough passed through Brookhayen
today, on their way to the Copiah
association.
Miss Sara Love is improving
and expects to be able to leave
with Miss Edith for the I. |. and
G. next week.
Miss Anna Middleton left for
Wesson to assume her duties as
teacher of elocution In the public
school at that place.
The many friends of Capt. a..
E. Moreton are pleased to greet
him again on our streets. He is
out on crutches; but is looking in
the best of health.
j. M. Wood receives fresh ship
ments of fruits and vegetables
every Tuesday and Friday. Oh
ders given the evenings previous,
will receive special attention.
The County Pension Board,
composed of Veterans John M.
May, Alfred w. Smith, A. M.
Summers, "a. j. Martin and w.
w. Davis, is in session this week,
making up the Confederate pen
sion roll.
The distressing news comes to-
day that Mrs. Susie Becker See
mann is seriously i'll in New Or
leans. Miss Josie went down this
morning and telegram received
from her states chat Mrs. Seemann
is threatened with congestion Of
the brain.
We do not believe it is general
II known that the ladies of the
Catholic church have an organiza
zion of their own similar to those
Of other churches in our city. The
splendid work these ladies' have
been having done lately on their
church premises and school, pro-
claims the fact, and their appre-
ciatiye pastor desires that they.
shall have all due credit for their
achievements. When completed,
the entrance to st. Francis church
and other Improvements will make
that vicinity exceedingly inviting
and attractive. a wing is now
being added to the Convent for
the accommodation of boardels.
Seventy pupils enrolled on the
first day Of school.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
BroOkhaYen Sunshine.

a ft1lsOme report of the Brook
haven Sunshine society was pub
lished in Sundays Tines Demo-
crat, which also contained the fol-
lowing as Introductory:
Mrs. r. I. Scherclx, of Brook
haven, Miss, spent a few days in
New Orleans last week and
brought with her ain interesting
report Of the organization of q
branch of SunshlnaHs in Brook
haven.
Mrs. Scherck has just been
elected State president for Missis-
sippi. Mrs. 6. j. Murray has
been appointed honorary presi-
dent, having resigned the Office Of
president owing to ill-health and
Fer enforced absence from the
State. She is followed BY the
love and good wishes of many
friends among the Sunshiners Of
Mississippi, who hope for her
speedy recovery and return to
them. She will still have the
power to organize branches and
turn them over to the care Of the
president.
Mrs. Schreck is q typical South
ern woman Of regal presence, an
entertaining taIker and full of en-
fhnsiasn1 with whatever she nm
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07

4 southern Home 1t the W9FId's Fall.


buiIdi1gs New three story Rooms
well ventilated and lighted. filtered
vator
=
AhAsAsal VAe, new ana coA-
Portable. New iron bed steads, good
springs and mattresses New mating
Il, roo,,s Nayy o.,.,,a, i, halis p,,-e
Y, ss,s,s.s' 80" 80 - n ISIS 4. Z
Wniss iinen 70 ainlng ro0m'
Supervision and Service The pres
ident and his assistants for general Al.
1870, rmas1s4 .,1..,.. S. .s..4 a.
800 ,ss.., a'.,.s e;s'I e ~ 10y 10y
ss;tas.es 4, ~
6 \, :. aa
~ ~ s. - M'.s
nj a. Good oI.s haI;n - sa
go r1 49, 80
o,,lv rs,sssts r,;Ii 80 60
w;t b!n tbo srorrds Shall sa,.vs . aa,.1,,
and lA Iat - s'1'.s.s' $500. 80 : 20 =
"a, a d .,sss, 81 .Evnar;ancaa n,a,,aoa.
a,,s a ss.sss ~ lease So,;,,af s;ta
ovarion ling tha Tvnos;tss, srra,,
0nIv fa,,r minutes WALL frors c SIsa1.
,-a,,f;.s o.s,,;ast ~ ess
sfrsat 90, sv Srt rornT,aseSlf II
,.s Il. ro,,,t arsss sftantioT qua g;a
iiys y,yo Jt Se,', eve,v ho,,r nth
an, AZ ns sStss-- 49, --'ys'. e's-- ~
- o = On Kinoehurv RonIavard
hiol~s so,,tIs,ast ,f aInaar a. -,
f,ra hlaclSs noyth ~ onvartion 5 an, az
franca "a Wnrld's Fair .oronnds
Hnw resclsed PIaase soIInw III.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
QUEEN Hi3S53tII
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Alabama and vicksburg BY.
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Ry.


Most direct route to Texas
and all points west. Solid vesti-
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Pullman sleepers.
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points in
South Texas, Choice of routes
through New Orleans or Shreve-
port.
For detailed information APP
ply to,
Jno. w. Wood,
Tray. Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07

The 2. Taylor place, located IN
the Western suburbs of Jackson,
has been purchased BY i syndicate
and it is announced that it will be
laid of into city lots and new
suburb started. This makes the
second suburban tract that has
been opened 10 the Western part
of the city this year.