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saves Two From Death.

@Car altt,e daughter haI an al most fatal attack o whoopiag cough af 6reae6itis, writes Mrs. R- -K HayLl4ad of Armonk, \. Ya "l4t when all other remedies lat4ed we saved her lie with Dr. King New Discovery Our niece who lad consumption in an aa- Fanced stage, also used this won deriul medicine and to-day she is perfectly we'll" Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to pr. Kings New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Tbialii- ble for coughs and colds. 50c X s1.00 bottles guaranteed by R. F. Vance Bordeaux. Trial bottles tree.
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Ii Will Stay There.

In my family medicine chest no remedy is permitted to remain unless itpfoves beyond doubt the bevt-lo.be obtained fol. its paftea- lar purpose
 rtceafipg all manner of siji ua4htes, sgra as eczema. letter. rHa4Nosm, cte. Hunts Cure Aa- heij Its place faf mary years. l have tate# to ind serer=retae y. Iteures itching instantly
 E. H S@aaH, Frank n. Ia. str per bax.
 For sale by
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The Circus Eicyc ists.

f5ee5szag s-5l- < Downs 6a@ a.+ra waa eea56t heHe sgaa. 54=
 aez #~t.aeaa performers ta.a asy og#e.= s.aIlf show. Among aAe aof=liaeaz a4=s #us tauaa tHs alaf.aH fsaay bicycle eznss.s= fha AsHaeH fsaaf comprises dea
 H'#..@@ as 4z5asr =.asa I5 #aa H1Hs 5vz=s5H=ala. 54a8 As.a= i4-z Altla5 hey have beea before tHe Ha9ae EaF several =ve-,s4. Es#sea st117 f8@is5 -85t= aa.ln tHe PoTo.alaH staez.us .a t6a zea.u e5 tue areHa. aaa tA- pag4e seems never to s,ss al watcaing fae#r performance. fi.he wort. ef eaz iaaea.e borders afaa Hht= 4uaf>s.aae 5a fas..-.asse- of ..east@umeals ue oE Gaa com 2.sz .4#I'ea. thatJHe.f best laaof.s sz.aleatl5. pas- Wa6 aat titfIe sa7s aat.ee From Sue public than their .imf displays. aec9ase the audi s55a# eGa= =sat5w intricate aud p-rp.zs.Eg paradox.
 f5e=gsaj,.s 5lextc-5fv of the  A.asezaa aasaasats brings forth .ao4. appointments applause from 9aeir=5e-.9W performers who, like zae Pah.5s. never sr58 weaiy ef the.t a4Hr45e a5s.
 Tfevz5a5 ~eI- < Down saQw < aosea aeras faa 41.a briHaat eeeuues. bat Glere aa better 4ressaa les ar more pleasing aud 5t5faetle performance f5e the#f4 sa5ae portaoa of ,hs circus psgsoaz l5=al# #e.agos. .tae AIartelt am.lY tals family of artist, ege the aada-- aa5zd champions ef fauee trick b. s#s a6 eal world. as | theirs k aae#ei tte iIos= =l.lselaatiHg eiroa= s-tso t.=e az
 ~eeaHa ea nome. the Scl's { Downs saa4-is=s4ae to q5ck .ss bi- Eaasa Monticello, on Nedues-  s..tE. 7tCt. efi#.
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Testimony oi a Il aisfer.

Pex. Jna. $. Cox. oI Waae. Ark. writes. "forl2 wears l saiere3 from yellow iauni5ee. consulted a number ot Fhysieiaus and tried all sdt medicines. but got uo relief Then l began the use of Electric Brtters and feel that am now cured ofa disease that had me# In 5ts efasp f3l twelve veafs. 2 + you want q roaabie meiietne for liver and kidney trouble. stomach disar4er or general de- 6Htt. zet Electric Btters. I's agaF4ataaa bs E. r. Vance Bor= dea#x4 Gulx 59c.
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The firm of K D Wcds x sons is this aay dissolved by mutual consent. Ro,lte f. Wells retiring from the firm 1he. business wi.. be continued in tbe firm name of k. D. 8ezs a Son. The finn is composed ei R. D, " els and Ar- thur=l.. H eiis.
 E. P. A e4ss a- Son. Sept. 2z. a4. 2t.
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sides. He spent several days in , the metropolis of the world, and saw manyinteresting sights. Mr. 1 iGampbellsaid that he learned by dilieent inquiry that the average 1. wages paidlaboring men in Eng Hand and Scotland are about double what they were when he left Scotland, and now are as high, in proportion to the cost ofliying, as in the 3.nited States.
 One attraction of England. Scotland and Ireland. said Mir. Campbell. ie ttf evident love for flowers AllaIene the aHe eoun- try roads there are beautiful flower gardens and the houses are covered uith wires and ras- es. Taeraads areIu HeGIegf cgu= dIti5n5ud hundreds a1 American tourists have been traveiiuG through the eoantty=aistrlets iii tHetr automobiles
 AIr Campbell was. for many wears. d citizen of Monticello. where be stiii has many friends.  Who MI. De glad to learn that heHad q pleasant visit to his old country friends and relatives.
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Since using one box of Cheat ham Laxative Tablets we have been friends. They cured me promptly and thoroughly of bad ease et chilIs. AHv one needing a remedy fo3 ma . troubles will certainly dad them satisfactory. They are also convenient to take John Eserharat Harwood, Tex.
 2cper box
 For sale by
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Mrs. N. L. Darby, of I1o9. Franklin Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Neatly furnished rooms. On d. rect car line to Fair Grounds. Rates, 5og per day Recommend ed by Me-srs. T, L Hammock. [. A Cason, R. E& aace Boracauz and (. D Wood. IF. 5t
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:. Ie 4aHH#ei Gaveudisb, ' c., @as ro6bez.o .ofh5z customary health hy invasion =ut chronic constfpa- efot. When DF hlng New Lie Pills broke into his house, his tfo8ole @a- arrested and now he elsJ5reIz eata8 'fney re etlaran. teea ta eRre, 25e It Cur Drug Store.
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Better nan P Is

.fse# aasstfao has been asked 5a ataJ MY as caa#berlafH= =z stomach aad#HVs1 tablets superior b beartlmarv eatbarfieaad liver pitIs2 Oar answer is-1acy are easier aa3 more pleasant to fake and their effect F sa seat1eaad ~e aareeaale that enc hardly reatfz5 that it Is produced bea t medicine Fheo thes nef .8HiF 1Heve-t4a lg&- els Hutimp1ave the ai petite aud and tHe digestion zai at -z..aa fet=bettleat oal Drs4 5tore.
 u=zsz
 Picket to St. .eais #Ha a.tara. ,rouet Eaaisisa, PeHha-e l's.pa- -tl2n. season tiakea, sold da5tv iran Apra fzfls =to Nee- fss'l= #z#=Io; Iiaa5ad =for return Dee. I5. ss,3N55 atsaezeaasj9a tickets. \ pr. x ta Eae. se. Sos. Fifteen dly cNearsiotGtleaegs, p5 s5 t5 Eo4. % $le.s=
 DeJ.= I4adsey Agent
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q Love Letter.

Would aoG0aferest you yoa' re booking for q gaarauGyct. saiye for sore, burns or= piles. Otto Dodd, ot Ponder. Mo- writes: sufl r. ei with au- aai1 safe for year, tHt hos, et BaeIten's Aruica 5aiVc eufsi me fl's the best sal<e on earth. 25r at our Drug Store.
 s--9-<sS
 Ne eqzHy 4li te5 leadi9e brands of 0b7h5s- WfHes. beer. etc. Ii you need anything la oaf line, write ahans=Cs
 Fe.yp#e..e saloon, tf Heam94. Ark.
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 UtiH G,

Izfsm ae8r Coleman. on or about t.##f-got August, Iaa1, ene -6a3a bay paaeY mara. s 9r 2 yeaf7 al3s tIlf6e W#Jte fsets aaa 6faaded with lh, letter |
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Many Good One Best.

ssss many aas aui animents ase advertised fl hard b decide which Q tav. l tfied number befafo es'as Hunts LiEhtaiag Oil. AtteI=a#as 1 once. however l s.4l-4e4 had tau the be>t there Va. aH# it u8s useless to lapl1 aftbea Il atIfk H's ."I4 of No other jiaiaeat @tII=bjtthe spot if tia#t'~ .aateiae 05 tajIs. &e8Hzltaoas 9seeue, .. I. za ati 59c Hef bottle.
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". F. Campbell. Of Red6eId. has recently returned from q wis U of two months in Scotland England and Ireland AIr. Camp bell was in Little Rock vcsterz day and to a Gazette reporter told some of the interesting incl dents and features of his trip. says the Arkansas Gazette For gbefrst time in thirtY-tour wears he saw his old home among the Aiiis of Scotland, and met many 5f his thrifty aud prosperous rel atives. who arc now enjoying far better opportunities for mak# 5Hea living than ii former years
 AIr. Campbell talks and looks lile q typical son ofthe land et Burns. bHt he said that alter seeing much that He enjoyed in Scotland. he still preferred to make his home ia this country and in Ariansas. IIIe zaii55c6i about the middle#ot IuIs for Liv- erpool on tic steamer Majestic. The first day oata foar-masted schooner wHs sighted some dis taHee of and @as discovered ta Hc au fire Tfe Majestic @enf ont offts course To investigate. hat no signs oI lie were taan3 on dhe ship. ttaevas ali aAame when the steamer drew near. Az irving in Liverpool tae first newspaper h. picked up contain ed an# account ot the burning of the schooner. hut made ua men sion af whether lives were fosl o1 noe. al9. Campbell sad this 8as something ea5t 5aTea# .z  had never been learned From Liverpool ae.zeaa "a zaa aaecs= i9f of scotland aal spent about week 6sh#s aaa eaiet8e a4s scenery among t6e pure streams and green valleys.
 From Seoaaad he proceeded ta 3ub.fa. Irelaad and from tae#a wentdirectIy into tbe country districts of the Emerald Is'g. jt5 found tie people efaaeed h hae Vestia4 tAeir suiaaagr crops. aua talked Uithm8uE ef them ia=va. rioas parts of theco0atrv. The9 were alI greatly pleased =tag action of the English govern meat ia giving them the oapoe- suaitez own tGor aln Ganes. The government a4s purchased tha farms from ,6e landlords ana sid shea ha0&to the people Ct cost Rf.eg, @ith the privilege ol paymeutin @ years. al pes seat interest The Irish people generally. AIr Campbell said. werewolf satisfied with tse He0 is.zV, so far as be Was ahis O. learn
 From Ireland MT. Campbell went to sae.I5gf5. England, and HeaGt!41aa2a the i4ree Rogers cutlery pEane He lltea= Went ga 0fIertou. England. and had tbe most iuteres Gna experience at his trip. lIe visited Che large country state=0i Iard lfnlvefs. uaW n e.lssfze 55 | =ea43>i5 af A!H. Campbell TMs region has been celebrated ia ssoTv a> tle hoe.r of Robin Hood aad his baud ol merry pluudcrers AIr Camp bel sald that during hls stay there ae=sa3 more s3mc=oI a.l kinds. including any amount aI deer aud game birds. tHaa hahad seen in all His time ii this coun- sry Hundreds ot acres were le- voted 10 game preserve aad rte tenants of nearby lands were becoming Gisaa t5sned with theie lot Mir Campbell sa.a ttat t1e poorer Classes of Eng and are looking for legislation that will bring them the same re Gef that has been gwen Ireland. and that t the Irish land bill rroves to be i success, asi ap- fears to be, t will not be long before the landed estates of Eng .and will be purchased by the government and sold to the ten anes
 Asr. Campbell next visited in
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Do ebay

'Fhe time-weHH injunction. New. CT pat off 3tiI tomorrow what you can do today. is DOW generally arezetted ia tbts form: Do il to. day That is the terse advice we want to give you aaout that hack ing cough or demorali4ine cod with which you base been suug- ding for several days. perhaps weeks. Take some reliable rem ely for it ra-nAY-aad Iet tbat remedy be br. Bosebaes German syrup, which has been ia Use tar ezcr thirty d4o years I te@ dos as ofitWill undoubtedly relieve zoaf cough or cold. asj ils con tfaged ase fafa =feW dags VI e8re you completely No matter bow 5ooPse5taa your cough, oven # dread consumption Haj attacked Eamlang5, German syrup vii ef= teeta care=as t h9s done before D ttoasaa'sef apparent hopeless sases at Iag= trouble. Ne4 trja1 hotties 2ae, regular size. 73e.
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ZD. Ill Yatt.
1EG G pf stG1cii.

eata uF EI@ ia Asa.ee county Heas Fountain t4tt5 Oil CT about September 254 I44#s oae light bay horses aboet 2 vaass old. weighs about 70 pounds, had on . small best 55e sray horse I5 years old. sisas about ga9 pounds. his right hiad toot s larger tbaa t5e balaaee at his teet and hss a sear oa right ol his 8e&tbaz- sauzed bs sWiHHey.
 AHN#lGiorm atieu leading lo their fsc5#efs e delivery to ne. or ia= I5,m 4a #.elfs at Monticello, WlIi h=td39ktufy received feeez- sa and literally rewarded.
 k j. Carter,
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= A-@ l0t Sale

faree aere~ of lands with large t44ase H1eeIN tutaishcd out buiid- aos #s.=ol good water; hY- ua Water; beautifully located. ' otta=.ileee#taaas4nd dollars but eii4 -ts.ae=tse thousand Apply 10 Il r. Coleman,
 Monticello. Ark.
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GOKE GOTHAM. ARKANSAS
Price, $l5.OO, f. 0. b. Monticello. Ark. Weight, complete, 800 pounds. Capacity, l25 Bales per day.

The press made of good material well nailed braced and boed It 1s feet long and mounted runners r. constructed that front without oen8 Ill your way While operating the It IS stand great amount o pressure It simple that under stand it. With HOME MODEL PRESS save and store away a large quantity ofhay in a very small space.
 For further information, call address
 COKE GOTHAM. Monticello. Ark
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T. F. {aeeo Pertjeaux
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D. Lindsey. Agent.
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SATiFtoLA isa#0ev discovery, guar H5teaa at.I money refunded ifIt Gtiis b re- move Fe.etde.. Pimplas. LiYyr spats, Black heads, Tan, Dise7Iartiaas and piehseias EFapti1as- Ordinary e-,scs m 10 days. the worst ia 20dats. After these defects are rrtuatr-! tlfs#-kitt Nil be soft, elear healthy aud baaa.jul Price 5o cents aa drug stor.s or hY m5il. Thot-aHd- of leaies testify to tae merit pf Satiuula
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Efo6e Jate Ills HoGse.

Fountain HlIl, AIk
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sa t,s sa ] Sf @ a
RrftT-Ess FROM SCOTLAND.

Hr. '. Campbell Tells ofa Hi,it to
 lis Native Heath.
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lH1aH Nrl,
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Diss0LEVIOS, NOTICE.

D T Hyatt.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-05
NhitwOrth's Faculty Recital.

The annual faculty recital of
Whitworth College took place on
last Friday evening in Calisthen-
les Hall, before an appreciative
audience of our townspeople. A
select program was rendered by
members Of the faculty.
Miss Bessie McVoy and Miss
Louise Lin, Of the music depart
|ment gave charming selections
upon the piano, while Mrs. Nc
Cormick captiVated her ardent lis
teners in a violin solo and was en-
Enthusiastically encored.
Miss Lulah Ragsdale gave an
original reading, "A Leading La
dy, which admitted fine dis
play of the authors histrionic
gifts from tragedy to comedy and
was a delightful number. An
other reading was A Country
Counting, = where "a fine crap o.
grass" was used by the bashful
lover as a shield to hide from his
enomarata the warnings of his
heart. This was greatly enjoyed;
and then came Paul Dunbar S
"Poor Little Lamb, !" which cap
tiyated everybody. Miss Rags
dale only ceased to generously re-
spond to encores; when. she saw
that her charmed hearers we're in
Suitable.
The evening was very pleas
ant one and prophesied the sue
cessful term so brilliantly begun
September 21st.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-05
CFF THE -FOUR MOLAssOs
DEE THE nc
FROM EDGAR.

Schools opened Monday and the
cotton had already opened. So it
is.
We attended the meeting of the
Lawrence County Association at
Antioch three days. The business
of the association was finished up
Saturday. Preaching and collec-
tions was the order for Sunday.
1t was an allround good meeting,
but especially the sermons we lis
tened to, delivered by Revs. j. P.
Williams, I. j. Moore and Z. d.
Posey, and the dinner on the
ground each day was equal to the
demand and everything nice.
The w. M. S. of the Topisaw
church, finished a quilt recently,
which contained about $40 names
Iof friendly volunteer contributors,
by which plan they realized the
handsome little sum of $65. Is.
When it was quilted they sold it
to Mr.. j. w. DaughdrilI for.
1855. 90, realizing $40. Is in cash for
the one quilt. Il is suggested.
that The quilt having among the
names about 45, Summers, it
ought to be rather comfortable
even in the coolest winter The
society appropriated this hand
some sum to the painting Of the
church house, and they have two
other quilts now about finished
and the Lord is blessing their
efforts abundantly.
We are writing this hnrriedly
on Monday morning and are in
yited to the opening of the Har-
mony school to deliver an address,
and will have to get out and bor-
row one, if B. f. Becson, who is.
also invited doesn't happen to
have two. Will write again soon.
BILLY.
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Arrival Of Danes.

Mr.. G. N. Rain, who lives on
the Pearl River Railroad at Camp
No. i, near Malcum, was in town
Monday morning to meet two
families of Danes, fresh from Den
mark, who have come to make
their home in Lincoln county.
Mr.. Rain and few Danish
friends have been in Lincoln coun-
|ty nearly a year, but his wife did
not arrive from the old COUNT y
until about month ago. The
party which arrived Monday
morning numbered is. and the
Danish colony at MaIcHm now
numbers 10, Mr.. Rain informs
The Leader that still further In
crease is expected during the win
ter.
"a Leader representative saw
the new arrivals at the depot
Monday morning, before they
started out. Men, women and
children were fair complicated,
with clear blue eyes and ruddy
checks, the very pictures Of
health. One Of the party, who
could speak a little broken English,
stated chat they left Denmark on
the 9Th day of September and
came BY way Of Liverpool and
New York.
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R0cuE CnITTO N0TES.


The contract for building the
new school house ait Pine Grove
was awarded to Tom Collins,
which means that the house will
soon be ready for use.
That church member who said
on the streets here the other day.
that business was injured III our
town BY the driving out Of the
blind tigers, and because Of the
ease with which men purchase Ii
Equors at NorfieId was causing bus
mess to pick up at that place, GER
tainiy would change His mind il
he would figure just q little bit.
Some people raise mighty curious
children.
Judge Parker is counting on
Dunk Easterling carrying Lincoln
county solid for him in November.
The Cancer Cure Co., here have
hattering prospects for doing a
live wire business in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown
have the sympathy Of our entire
community III their loss by death
of their little babe.
Mr.. Lee Hughes has been quite
sick from a bilious attack, but we
are pleased to note that he is bet
ter.
Judge Parker's letter of accept
ance was a vote catcher.
Never before in all the history
of our little town were there such
mammoth stocks Of goods being
received By our merchants.
Miss Vickie Scarborough has re-
turned to Northwest Lincoln
where she began her fourth SEES
sion with the Newal school Mon
day.
While spending a few DAYS with
relatives here, Rev. Alec Gill, Of
Tangipahoa parish, La, preached
several sermons at the Baptist
church here which were highly
by those who heard
him.
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Summit Sentinel Briefs.

Hon. Hiram Cassidy, a leading
attorney Of Brookhayen. spent
last Sunday here, the honored
guest of his brother-in-law, May
or Holden.
Mr.. Joe Storm has sold his
hardware establishment to Mr..
Joe Barnes, and hereafter Mr..
Barnes will operate it for bis own
account.
Mr.. Thos. r. StockdaIe left
Tuesday for Ithaca, N. X, where
he goes to resume his studies at
Cornell University. where his
many friends predict be will
achieve a brilliant success.
Mrs. Boyce Moody and Miss
Josie Becker, Of BrookhaVen, who
attended the brilliant ball Monday
night, given By the Tennis Club,
were the attractive guests Of Mr..
Eugene Atkinson's family several
DAYS.
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A jolly Evening.

Mr.. M. Mccullough scored a
great victory for his client, Z
Mr.. Dune Mccormick, at the
trial. of Friday evening at the
Y. M. G. A. There were three
contestants for the degree of
Bachelor of Ugliness, Prof. 0. S.
Hokpins, represented by Mr.. Co
nant, of the Pearlhaven Y. M. G..
A.; Mr.. w. d. Davis, represent
ed by Rev. e. w. Crisler, and
Mr.. Mccormick with Mr.. McCuI-
Tough to "back his case. The
latter, after unbeatable PROPOSE
ton, great flights of eloquence
and unsurmountable argument
won the enyied (?) degree for Nj.
Mccormick. There we're about
200 interested spectators present
and the evening was full of mirth
and merriment.
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WOman's Meeting at the Lincoln COun-
ty Association.

By request Of Mrs. Lula G..
Maxwell, vice president of The
Woman's Missionary Societies Of
the Lincoln County Association,
The Leader publishes the follow
ing program for the Woman s
meeting during the coming ses-
sion of the Association, which
convenes on Friday before the
third Sunday in this month (Oct.
14).
Address of Welcome.
Response Miss Joicie Smith.
The Spirit of w oman's Work
Miss Lou Mason.
Woman as Missionary Miss
Matte Fur.
How to Increase Interest in
the Work Miss Ella Gill.
1t is expected that speakers,
representing the Orphans Home,.
and other objects, will be present
and large attendance is earnest
" hoped for. Each society is re-
quested to send a delegate, with
written report of whatever work,
however small, has been done.
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University Of
Mississippi

Invent six Schools offer courses in
Science, Literature and the arts. and
professional courses Id Law, Electric
al Engineering, Civil engineering and
Mining Engineering Education,
Medicine
Tuition FIRES to men and women,
except for courses ia Law and Medie
oine. All expenses very low As
tractiVa location Perfect sanitation
Complete water: sever lighting and
heating systems, PuEesi deep we'll
water used.
Greatly enlarged scieloifle equip
'naenf, andneW buildings. Admirable
arrangements for women students in
Wpmens Halt New boarding Hail
for men Special opportunities for
students 81 limited means.
Session of 1904 s opens September
- 1904 Summer Term, 1906 opens
Jane Is
For catalogue Or bulletins ot special
in f0E NATION. aeflKA
3. Nli Isl'{.N N. Chancellor
oftsQ iniYtg It'll Miss
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TIE PineY Woods lor Peanuts.


Editor Leader. / send you two
punches of peanuts grown 10 lny
garden. planted one quart Of
shelled outs and gathered one -four
barrel of nuts. They were plant
led on the 6th Of June; If they had
been planted one month earlier
they would have doubled lin yields
/ was reared in the peanut belt
Of Tennessee and this is equal to
the yield there. / believe Is to
100 bushels of nuts can be raised
to the acre, % pounds 10 the bushs
Ell; placing the yield at 75 bushels
per acre. at 5 cents per pound,
it would bring $50 per acre, be-
sides two tons Of hay, which lat
ter has no equal believe this
piney woods land here is equal to
the land ID Tennessee and Vir-
ginia for the cultivation Of pea
nuts. Yours truly,
I. j.. HOBBS.
The lunches, = vines and nuts
attached, sent us BY Mr.. Hobbs
exceed any yield we ever saw,
and we formed an intimate out
door acquaintance with this fcs-
tive nut before we made oui debut
at our first circus, where the
peanut stand" along with the
pink lemonade is still a necessary
concomitant. We commend the
above letter, and hope the cultiya-
tion of peanuts in this county may
yet attain to the dignity Of King.
Cotton. They are now served on
the most elegant tables, sailed, or
made into sandwiches, and moth.
ing is finer for candies.
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Cures Winter Cough.

]. E. Cover, l0l N. Main ST., Ottawa,
Kan, writes: Every fall it has been
my wife's trouble to catch severe
cold, and therefore to cough all winter
long Last fall got her a bottle OF
Horehound Syrup. She used it and
has been able to sleep soundly all
night long. Whenever the cough
troubles her, two or three doses stop
the cough, and sheis able TO be up ard
WE'LL" 25c, SOC, S1.O0. Sold BY Price
Drug Co.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-05
Saved His Life.

J. w. Davenport, Wiugo, KY, writes,
June IA, 1902: 81 want to tell you ! be-
lieve Billiards. Snow Liniment saved
my life. / was under the treatment of
two doctors, and they told me one of
my lungs was entirely gone, and the
other badly affected. | also had a
lump in my side. I don't think that ]
could have lived two months longer. ]
was induced by friend to try Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. The first APP
plication gave me great relief; two fifty
cent bottles cured me sound and we'll.
1t is wonderful medicine and / rec
ommend it to suffering humanity.
Csc, SOC, $L00. Sold by Price Drug Co.