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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
DEBORAH oitens
Wcnfter Department.

.ENG.aAL
1Decorab.g olten~s girsoags-gsu.
mer bill berefter inoeboISe Msnitre
for Damer og Born. Get er poa an.
mooning at mango, at Ri begpnoer
meb oenne afoeling, o. hi faar M ic,
bpor lnngt Snteresien bill itrpffe iig.
Spert Weniter fojfer 10 Gents, og
geitiflinser ien6es til 4Deeornb.9o.
item, % man bebes benptte ben
glanfet poa gnben al henne Spalte.
vi bar label oisie Mcnitre iinoerisge
at Mobebanblere, og oct paoItaaes,
at be er sobe, % Iette oe grete at ip
efter. 6or bet ferite biz hi life oper.
iptte geifrineIien cher bpert Msniter,
oa bet tsr antnges at De Ieite, Tom
bar Drug for benz, biz foritoa en-.
gelif. Sfulbe Der bite iig Erang til
at foa benz oberiatte, bill III foretnge
Sorannrineen.
Wanr man beftiIer bisie Wsnftre,
nioa man gtpe N1imere, Maol ONT.
firing grpItet o. 2ipet, aloer for
Born og uriae Giger, oe fuIbit9noia
Ibresie, iaaIebes at grene bill naa
Dem. grr meget foriigtis life at
begoa nosen Sell | B~effrinelien, ba
Wfenitre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
THE FAcILE PHOTOGRAPHER

81 have come to get my wife photo
graphed," said the determined-look-
ing mar as he entered the studio,
followed by a meek-looking woman.
"You can make fools look grand, sir,
can't your"
Certainly, sir" replied the photo
grapher; that is part of my business,
you know"
well, Maria here fell out of the
window last year and broke her nose.
You can straighteu it out, | suppose?'
Certainly, sir"
"And can you push in Marias's ears
so that she won't look so much like a
rabbit"
ooh, | think So"
"And what about the squint in her
left eyer"
ooh, / can touch it up with indian
ink"
"And the freckles?"
"They won't appear on the picture
at. all"
"And will the hair be red?"
"Oh, no."
"Well, you can go ahead. Sit down
there, Maria, and try TO look pleas
ant"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

S antIfins 8ierge feirebe ben poa-
fslgenoe Ssnoag Samilierne ban Der
Scoop og asena Ell GLAD .og lpffelig
Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
Gm lttr Volittfer.

8aa ct Solfemsbe ipurgte engan8
en- paatrGneenoe Wooitanoer ben en-.
eeIife Golitifer Soro Yalmeriton, ON
ban piloe ioare paa ct ligefremt
Spsresmaal. 8almeriton iparebe
Sa, bporpaa Iositanoeren ipurgte,
ON Balmeriton pilbe itenune for en-
beitemt Heform, iom oct rooifale
&arti gierne piloe babe 9iennemfsrt.
"Set bill ieg", ipareoe Balmeriton og
gioroe en- Baiiie, meoens De 2iberole
floppeoe og raabte Surra fife.
tilfsieoe ban ioa, % mn flappeoe De
&onierpatipe. San penteoe til 9i-
falbet bapbe lagt iig % flllbferte iaa
S%9tnineen: "forteae Gem. Der.
meo traf ban iig tiIbage unoer belle
Soriomlingens Satter % gifaIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
seq ffaI birIpe paa oeres S,,.

Seq ffnI biaIpe paa oeres Sii.
gientog Tea. "@saa Gtraf.
anitaItens Griino | 2ineen er Der e1
It'll 9ireftsrens Sabe bsrenoe itsrre
Gam. Baa oenne Dam roche enaono
Direftsrens lille Cater. Eaooer
fautreoe, Barnet bar nrr peo al
oriifne, oa itprteoe en- S~troffanee, iffe
agtenoe paa egen 6are, iig | ganoet,
naaeoe fpcmmenbe Steoet, bpor Bar.
net bar iitnfet, oiiffeoe og bragte Del
tilbase til 5orrIorene. Men garnei
|faIOt | en- iOGr 1eber os | nseuis til.
braste S~reiierinoen bper Nat peo
garnets Sens JON en- tro, milo o.
fiGrIig BIeierife. - aienote 9e Den
ulpffeIise, unoer bpis bruno Giigt-
busflpoer Der ilog ct iaa rent, tro-
fait Sjerte2"
Meo. grpnielss Oberraifelie betrag-
teoe Mrs. ban Der 5oop 6ruer, Tom
ialeoes funbe ilpplere benoes Gins.
biitorie. 9a traf Der fig iom ct Sol
fin ODER benbes SrRf og "Sberesia!1
loo bet fra benbes 2Rber.
so, mig er oct 9aIetta, ieg er oct
Barn, Tom bar big at taffe for 2ipet.
Gengang rnbpeg Oh min Eaf. N1i
ripper ies big life igien. Spor bapoe
leg BOG mine Zine, at leg life fienote
Dig ! @ilfos SrGf, Tom ieg iteoie isstc
| grinbrineen9 Sm bbor Dor mine
Tanfer, ba ieg sieniaa Din Sfrift, iom
ieg iaa ofte bar betragtet.
2enee Iaa be to peb binanbens
grpit, iom MI bar blenne @eninoer
for 2ipet. Wen bporIebes bet bor
gaaet til, at Gpinberne iaa burtig
fanot binmben, bet bar Wenbene
enbnu aIbrig %erfaret. "Det er Dor
Semeligbeb, life ianot, Saletta2"
iaebe Wrs. Sea.
S antfins 8ierge feirebe oen poa.
f~slgenoe Senoag Samilierne ban Der
Scoop og agena Ell GLAD .og lpffelig
Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

Srn Snnieu: "ssSseg fer, at en- Nanb
neSe / Spiflanb ct Steo bar facet
llbebageIi9beber, foroi ban bar giftct
iig meb ire abinoer."
&anien (for fig ielb): ia fien.
Ser ieg en- Mano, Tom er os betpbe.
Zig nermere, ionr bar fact llbeba.
geliebeber peb at eifte Jig meo en-
&pinoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

Nor Wurer 90 en- She 90 cppebiebt
iaa ct eitnItipt giebIif til GIugt.
Oct fom ceian, on Der ben 20ot
wiai bIeb forarbeioet ct slntaI strn,
DER ! 6GngieIsgaaroen til It Stilnoi
til at tsrfe aIGoer pna. Oct pnr en-
regnfuIo Nften % netop Mpmanne
Garois paa aontoret, tog ieg 8eicr
til Sioebpgnineerne, faiteoe bnrtia
min a~pinoeor1gt al mig, fom nbemer.
fet ito paa @narbplaoien oe lngoe en-
al De tpnoe StGnger mob ben bsir
0nr. apnoig / alatring, fom iea
let op, traf Stnnsen efter os naaeoe
beIoig neo poa Sorben poa ben an
ben SIDE. Beo Si9lp at StanGen
lpffeoes oct mig at ipringe oper ben
brebe Ssbegrap og b9renbe Stangeu
paa Sfiiloeren fom ieg iiantaItei
giennem ben enonu liplige Stab.
Dsan a1tog mia pei for en- Sneofer.
gut eGer Iignenhe. Seq panbreoe ben
belle Wat, fsIaenbe @msfaualen, og
bar oIlereoe anfomnen til SIuierne
neo Wepper, oo jeg / BEN tioIige Wor.
genitunb bsrte Ell "Euntier" Gems.
Ifipper) raabte oper til en- 2anaIar.
beioer, at ben, ser ifulbe lebe bans
5eit bar blcpen ipg. netop iom ban
M baboe Srast til Seer. Seq tilbso
bam min Sjeneite. San betragteoe
mig meb ct fpooif Smil % iasbe iaa:
"Raa, naar gu, bin SpinIing, tror
at fnnne paataae Dig Oct, iaa itis OBJ
SaaIebes tom ieg Tibet og tilgreo.
S mango Gage pnrebe Dor @eiie neb-
90 ems. Raar ginSen bar sunitis
til Seiqa6s bIeo min SeIt( iom ellers
orog Sfuoen, taget omborb | Sfibet,
% iee bar oa aof.
@noelig onfom pi til Seer. Win
Saber bar alIercSe 300 for ct aar X.
Dem, itrar efter min 0omi9lbcIie.
Der frpgteoe ieg for at bIipe eieil-
fienot. Seq brsb oerfor aaereoe Den
fsrite @ften op til 2eerort, oe bet Inf.
feoes mig at finbe en- gaab, iom par
uoruitet meb ct laiet Sell os neo Ga.
rer. Soriiefig roche iee no al Sims.
freoien, iatte Sell og Itprebe boo
Spffe % Sromme neo 40 ems. Ser
blaite en- belbig Spopeitoinb. Meo
grso bapoe ica foripnet mig, os en-
Iioen 8snbe, iom ieg fplote meb
Ganb, forefanbt lea | 9aaben. gn-
fommen til 9oaart, itpreoe ieg ODER
til Sollano, boorfra ieg pioere biloe
flaa mig iaiennem, 90 noaebe oeiao
Den paafslgenoe @ftermiooag 9elfipl.
Men Der bleo leg al Eolopagten I'M
berfnitet en- iaa Ian9pari9 og omitGn-
oelig Examination ON Seniigten mel
min &eiie, at ieg for mine faa ION
Selteifistter fortjente Benee maatte
anIfaffe mig en M Soripnins al
grso % iaa ieile pioere no | Soaari
for at opiege en- nnben Snnoines.
plaos. Get pdr Sralanospino oa
Sisen rolia.
De peb, boorlebes ieg bIep optase'
Iaf "Sraniebopen". 90 M er min
Siitorie til gnbe. 5 ier og tpoe, aar
bar ieg ouItrenet mig for at aisr,
.sobt isien, bpao ieg engang feileot
moo mig ielp og anbre. De, 0trs
ageno, pil M ielo frnne beipare Se
Spsresmoal, iom De iorelagoe DIR
ban Der Scoop. De fieuber MI bel,
min 5ortib."
9anstiomt reiite Nrs. Mgena fla
op fra tit SGbe, traaote tpt ben ii
BEN frenmebe, % ibet bun retteoe III
glif Interchangeable paa oennes Gniigt
iaaoe bun: ~Sar 9e life uoelaSi
noget al Ceres 2ipsbiitorie?"
Sorbouiet ODER Spsrgsmaalets Be
ifoifenbeo, beiinbeoe bun iig ct Die
bIif. Net leg tror iffe!" ipareoe bun
SO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

This model is an ideal one for the
little boy, being easily Numbered and
we'll adapted to many materials. The
simple graceful lines give a jaunty
air to the little wearer. The waist
and skirt are all in one piece closing
down the left side. A belt of the ma
terial or one of patent leather may be
used. 1t would be very stylish made
of dark red or blue pique trimmed
with a band of white material and
white leather belt. Bingham, duck,
madras or any Of the light weight
materials may be used in the making.
The medium size requires one and
three quarter yards of forty-four inch
material.
Childs' Russian Blouse, No. 5000:
Sizes for 2, 8, 4, S and 6 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
Armc "A aar): %, goba, bpor

for er nugen at oine Soar graa?"
0opa Com bill benptte 2~eiligbeoen
til at gipe i'm Ssn en- Sormaning) f:
"Eapa faar ct mt great Saar, bper-
gang bans lille @itt er uififfeIig."
Irne letter en- fort 8auie): "aa
on, iaa frpsteIig uififfeIige Gutter,
Seoitefar maa bape bapt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
A red-headed man met a bald.

headed man on the street one day.
The red-headed man said to the
bald-headed man:
"Huhl there don't seem TO have
been much hair where you came
from"
ooh, yes" replied the b~ald-headed
man, "there was plenty o. hair, but
it was all red, and | wouldn't have it."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

Pretty and dainty aprons are In
great demand this season, and many
new designs are shown. The one
illustrated is quite novel and dressy,
and will protect the front of the
waist as we'll as the skirt, as the bib
comes up over the shoulder and
~fastens in the back. Narrow edging
was used to finish the edges. Linen,
crossbarred muslin, lawn, gingham
and nainsook arc all appropriate. Two
yards of thirty-six inch material will
be required for the making.
Ladies Apron No. $50: One Size.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08
Samsc 3r. Isl: "alt bette sna'

ON. at Spfinoelier forminbifer Or.
beibet, er noget Sluooer."
Rr. 60: "Soorfor bet2"
@r. Isl: "Sor DC aier life. gr
Fatent-S ppefloffe ifaffebe mig fem
gars Spangsnrbeioe, og oct bar boz,
ret oct pprIte Slio, leg noeeniinoe
bar oplepet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-08

sens ~5teOrab.T Soften" til SIaa.
% genner ! oct gamIe 9anS.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Death Of Rev. ". E. Ellis.

Brookhaven friends deeply re-
gret to hear of the death OF Rev.
w. E. Ellis, one of the most gift
ed and consecrated young Baptist
ministers of our day. He had
suffered for some time with con-
sumption; be had travelled and
used every means to win back
desired health; but at last sue
cumbed to the insatiate destroyer.
He died yesterday evening at his
parents home in Durant. The
funeral services will take place
this afternoon in that town.
Mr.. Ellis was, formerly, the
much-beloyed pastor of the Crys-
tai Springs church and during the
meeting Of the Baptist State Con-
vention in Brookhaven in 1898
came with bis young bride, who
is left bereaved, to this city and
won all hearts, as be had hers SO
truly, in the full tide of his gIo-
rious young manhood. All sym-
pathy goes out to the stricken
ones.
God moves in a my sterious
way His wonders to perform. "
The leader., 1905-10-18
A Birthday Celebration.

Monday marked the 51st mile
stone in the journey of one of our
prominent citizens and business
men-Mr. w. F. Parsons, former
president of the Board of Super
visors, at present councilman of
the city, and senior member of
the firm of the Parsons, May,
Oberschmidt Go.
The clerks and employees repair
ed to the attractive residence of
Mr.. Parsons on Monday night, in
response to an invitation flom his
wife, and a deIectable luncheon
was served the assembled compa-
ny, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons immediate family who
are in Brookhaven, and the corps
of employees at the store, as fol
lows: Misses Fannie Maxwell,
Nlttie Broome, Myrtis Price and
Messrs. May, Oberschmidt, Car
penter, Williams, Magee, Gamer
on and Harrington.
Appropriate and elegant gifts
we're presented by members of
the family and employees of the
firm and the occasion was most
delightful and convivlal one.
The Leader wishes the generous
and genial host of the evening
many returns of the day, with
every attendant Joy of prosperity
and success.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Death Of ". ]. McGraM.

Mr.. w. j. McGraw, night
watchman at the capitol for the
past several years, died Sunday
morning, and his body was laid
to rest today in Cedar Lawn Gem
etery.
Mr.. McGraw came to jackson
during the administration of Gov
ernor Longino to accept a position
as watchman at the old capitol.
When the new capitol was COM
pleted he went there and has been
continued in Office by the present
administration, having been found
faithful to bis trust and active in
the discharge of his duties.
Mr.. McGraw came from near
HoImesville in Pike county, il is
said, but has lived in several
counties in the southern portion
of the State. Clarion Ledger, IS.
Mr.. McGraw was from Law
renee county, instead of Pike as
above stated, and was extensively
known in Lincoln. He lived for
many years at WeIlman in this
county before moving to jackson
with bis family. Friends in both
counties will learn with regret of
his death. Peace to his generous
spirit.
The leader., 1905-10-18
OVER IN LAWRENCE
Items Clipped from Last Thursdays
Lawrence County Press.

D. I. Bryant, Of Brookhaven,
is q visitor this week.
|. A. Hickman, Of Wesson, is
with US this week.
Willie Brinson, OF Brookhay en-,
was recent visitor.
Vernon Hoggatt, Of Wesson, is
clerking for Boone & Selman.
DIR. e. M. Givens. leaves this
evening for Memphis to resume
his studies in the Memphis Medi-
cal College.
Hon. A. E. Weathersby and his
charming and talented bride, of
Columbia, we're the guests for a
few days this week of DR.. Butler
and family.
Miss May Hemby came out
Monday morning and assumed
charge of the position of music
teacher and second assistant in
Monticello Academy. The school
was never in better shape.
The grand jury adjourned Sat-
urday morning, and were finally
discharged, having found 40 true
bills Of Indictment, ten of which
were tried at this term of court.
Their report will appear in our
next issue.
Rev. w. W. Simmons, of Wes-
son, came out Sunday to hold a
series of meetings at the Metho-
dist church, but the weather was
so miserably bad and there were
so many other hindrances till it
was decided to postpone the meet
ing to more opportune time.
The leader., 1905-10-18
A Death From Accident.

F. d. Klinginsmlth, young
man just passed his majority, lost
his life through an accident on the
Brookhaven & Pearl River Rail
road last Saturday evening just
after dark. The young man was
in the employ of the Pearl River
Lumber Co. as civil engineer on
their logging lines, and in every
way filled the demands of the sit
uation; and, more than that, had
won the high esteem of his em-
ployers and acquaintances in this
city and vicinity. He came here
several years ago from Fort Mad
ison, Iowa.
While standing on the main
track at Lorando, warning some
ladies of the approach of a passen-
ger train, he himself was struck
by fiat car, which was backed
down on him in the darkness by a
switch engine, and received iniu-
ries from which he died Monday
morning at 6 o'clock. He was
conscious almost to the last and
did not apprehend the near ap-
proach of death.
His stricken parents arrived
from their distant home on Mon
day night and became guests of
the Boswell House, where the in
animate clay of their beloved and
only child awaited them. They
bore the body back to his child
hood home at Fort Madison last
night.
The great heart of this commu-
nifty follows in sympathy the
darkened path of the bereaved.
That their son bore his part nobly
and lived we'll among us, winning
golden opinions from worthy as
sociates and friends, must be a
source of qualification to his par
ents. May the unobtrusive chari-
ty of Time, bring peacefulness
sublime, as the shadowed years 60
The leader., 1905-10-18
WessOn Enterprise Notes.

Miss George Higdon, of Brook
haven, was a recent visitor to this
city.
The remains of Mrs. George
Brassfeld, who died in jackson
Tuesday night were brought here
for interment yesterday.
A home in Wesson is the best
thing on earth, more especially
when we consider that typhoid fe-
yer is raging at New York and
Washington, D. c., and yellow
fever at New Orleans.
As proof that water works in
creases the value of property in
Wesson, a gentleman offered w.
j. Finch two hundred dollars
more than he gave for a piece of
property here six months ago.
This offer was made as soon as
water works was elected.
While helping his father pick
cotton last Friday, Frederick, the
11-year-old son of Lee Morgan,
was bitten by a ground rattle
snake. For a time it looked as if
the little fellow would lose his
life, as medical aid could not he
had at the time, but the quick ap-
plication of Thyme cresol and tur-
pentine soon brought relief, and
he is getting along nicely now.
Major w. NJ. Hallam, Nelson's
esteemed tax collector, after many
years. faithful service, resigned,
failing health causing his retire
ment. He is 70 years of age.
He was among the original organ
izers of the Mississippi Manufac-
turing Company, and doubtless
the only surviving member. He
is recognized as a land mark of
this locality and one of it's most
honored and respected citizens.
Jno. F. Thompson succeeds Major
Hallam as city tax collector, and
will prove himself worthy the
confidence imposed.
This editor saw a drummer
showing a sample of Mississippi
made domestic at the Holdfast
Store last Wednesday and we
heard him say to Mr.. Mcdonald
that China bad just sent in an or
der for seven thousand bales of
that same goods. Hurrah for
Mississippi!
The leader., 1905-10-18
NIT. PLEASANT NOTES.

lne heaVy rains nave damaged
the cotton to at least 20 per cent.
This, in connection with short
crop, should raise the price to
eleven cents.
Mrs. Henry McFadin is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. e. A. WeIch visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Albritton, at Am
bier, on Friday and Saturday last.
Miss Ida Woodall, Of Amber,
is at the bedside of her sick sis
ter, Mrs. Luther Reeves, Of this
place.
We regret to learn Of the illness
of Mrs. Jno. Welch. We hope,
however, that she will soon re.
cover.
Quite a number of our people
attended the family reunlon'' at
the Laban Moak place on last
Thursday. They reported a pleas
ant day.
Mr.. Murray Andrews stole
quite d march on us boys last
Tuesday. To our surprise he
went to Cold Springs where he
had, fortunately, secured the con-
sent of one of Cold Springs pop
uIar young ladies, Miss Mary
Jones. They quietly drove to
Rev. j. L. Prices, west of Nor
field, and were united in the holy
bonds of natrimony. Thence, to
his fathers, where an elegant
supper was served, the writer and
DR.. Montgomery, of Nor6eld, be-
ing fortunate enough to share in
the feast. Hurry, boys, we are
most too slow.
Mr.. D. L. Easterling, of Bogue
Chitto, was in our midst this
week.
Mr.. Reid, travelling agent for
the Brookhaven Oil Mill, was a
welcome visitor at Welch's mill
on Saturday last.
At meeting of the Mt. Pleas
ant literary society they transfer
red the constitution to the school
where the students will continue
the good work but will meet Fri
day in the afternoon. They
elected Webster Reeves, presi-
dent: Zack Clark, vice-president
Miss Ruth Hart, secretary.
BILLY THE KID.
The leader., 1905-10-18
At the Opera House.


On Friday evening, the Goth
inst, Miss Elizabeth Purser will
give recital at the Opera House
in the interest Of the Cemetery
Improvement Fund. Miss Pur-
ser, who, by the way, is a gradu-
ate of the College Of Oratory at
Boston, and who has also studied
in Chicago, will be assisted by
some of our best musical talent,
including Mrs. j. Fl. Willoughby
and little son, Mrs. Greenwood,
Misses Blue and Vardeman, little
Ruth lie Beau, the child yiolinist,
and Prof. Montamat, of New Or
leans. Altogether the program
will be q very attractive one.
On account of the services go-
inc Oh at the Methodist church,
the program will not begin until
S:45, SO that that congregation
will have ample time to attend af-
ter the religious service at the
church.
The admission will be only
twenty-five cents l25 cts) and eY-
cry one is solicited to attend.
The leader., 1905-10-18
4 VOTE OF THANKS.

The little church around the corner
Badly needed pews;
The Leader. with its usual kindness,
Heralded the news.
Brookhayen's noble, generout hearts
Right royalty responded,
And soon around our little home
The mirth and Joy resouuded.
The old felt young again that night,
Forgotten all their cares,
While lads and lassies, blithe and gay,
Talked Ger their love affairs.
Accept, our friends, our heartfelt thanks
For this. thy generous deed;
And may you always find afriend
To hslp in time of need.
Our special thanks are due tothoSe,
Who, at our first request,
Rejoiced to lend helping hand
To entertain our guests.
MR.. AND MRS. VIM. MELvILLE.
The leader., 1905-10-18

Bishop Galloway left Monday
for Urbana, ILL.,, where he will
have d part in The Inauguration Of
the new president Of the UniYer-
sity Of Illinois. On Sunday next
be will dedicate church at PuIas-
XII, Tenn, and on Monday meet
with The Board Of Trustees Of
Vanderbilt University al Nash
willie.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Fine Residence for Sale.

On account OF change in my business plans
my large new family residence In Brookhaven IS
offered for sale. 1t is one of the best construct
cd and most conveniently arranged pieces OF
residence property In this portion ol the State.
For terms aud other particulars. apply to the
undersigned. ID. j. BATCHEIDER, JR..
May10tf Bro0khaYen. Miss.
The leader., 1905-10-18
The Mississippi Central Ry.

Will let contracts for a large
number of cross ties in the near
future. Anyone wishing tie
contract will apply for further in
formation to the Resident Engi-
neer's Office in the Cassidy Build
ing,
The leader., 1905-10-18

The Magnolia marble works, OF
which Mr.. r. e. Fridge is the.
owner and proprietor, is install
ing new and complete set Of ma
chinery, consisting Of air ccm
pressor. polisher and the most
modern tools for polishing, cut
ting and carving marble.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of AbiiSOn Roberts,
deceased, to have the same probated and reg
istered by the Chancery Clerk of Lincoln coun-
ty, Mississ lppI. within one year from this date.
Letters OF administration were granted on
April 18TH 1904 and all claims not probated
one year from this date will be barred.
q. E. r. CLARK, Administrator
The leader., 1905-10-18
$4,000

Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any of DR..
Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain unscrupulous persons
make false statements about
these remedies 1t is under
stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased IN the
open market, which have not
been tampered with in any way.
Dr.. Miles remedies cure by
their soothing, nourislling,
Strengthening and inyigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by para1yzing
and weakening the nerves as
would be the case if these drugs
were used.
For this reason DIR. Mics
Anti Pain Pills are universally
considered the best pain remedy
II have suffered for 25 years with
severe pains in my head heart and
back. and have tried everything
could get and could not find any relief
until got a. box OF DR.. Miles ANTE
Pain Pills. suffered as long as ~
hours at time with such severe
pains tnaE feared ss 50 3. 1.S,l Mnnia lose ny
relief IN from 10 to 20 minutes. do
not have to use Morphine any fnore
wish you would publish this SO that
other sufferers may ind RELIEF.
i a. WALKER
r. +. d. No. s. Salem, Ind.
Dr. Miles, Auti-p Pain Pills are sold BY
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
this first package will benefit. II lt
fails he Nsill return your money.
25 doses Is cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co, ElIEart, Ind
The leader., 1905-10-18

yellow fever experts from New
Orleans Gulfport and the Marine
Hospital Service, met at jackson
Saturday night and decided that
quarantine should not be raised at
present.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Lots for sale II seaveY Addition.

offer for sale two good lots in the Seasey
Addition, fronting on the 4. d. Railroad size Of
the two lots 5Ox2sO feet. They win be sold at d
bargain for cash. Title guaranteed.
HARVEY >. LAIRD.
PearlhaYen, Miss