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The leader., 1905-06-14
Enough Of a Good Thing.

We think che climax was reach
ed during the late commence
ments, in Glass Prophecies, s.
Class Histories, Glass Statis-
tics, and such like all over the
State. It will be refreshing next
year to have something on The
Satieties of Pleasure, The
Pleasures Of Memory, or The
Bells Of Time, 2 or The Dignity
of Little Things, Z or any other
things a la old times, if you
please, that will call forth results
comporting with ones idea OF
young intellect being trained for
something worth while. Some Of
these papers have been bright and
breezy; but an entire program
of them becomes surfeiting and
puts the pupils at a disadvantage.
Ring off. :"
The leader., 1905-06-14
BrOokhaven's COrnet Band HIGH!
COmpIimented.

Maj. Gen. Robt. Lowry, in Sc
lecting band to accompany the
Mississippi delegates and to fur
nish music at the Mississippi
Headquarters Of the great Louis
vile Confederate Reunion, paid
the Brookhsven Cornet Band the
high compliment Of choosing it to
that prominent position. The
band left yesterday for Louisville
on the cannon ball and will act in
the capacity noted and play also
in the parades. The band boys
will probably return Sunday
morning.
The following compose the
members of this organizations:
Estus G. Smith, manager; A.
w. Laird, leader; j. I'll. Hoskins,
w. M. Laird, VIM. PIantz, Lee
Plantz, Parker Plantz, Frank
Gowan, Chas. Kennedy, Chas.
Hooper, Theo. Deal, Howard
Penn, Bedford Phillips.
just before leaving yesterday.
the band boys, arrayed in their
handsome uniforms of red and
gold, assembled about The Leader
Office and paid US the compliment
of a serenade, which We duly ap-
preciated.
The leader., 1905-06-14
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.
Mr.. Robert Henry and Miss Annie
Green Married.

The friends of Mr.. Robert
Henry were very much surprised.
this morning to learn that he had
been married, but we're ready
with hearty congratulations.
The young lady who confided
her future to his keeping, is Miss
Anne Louise Green, the charming
daughter of an old and prominent
family at Columbus.
Miss Green came down to Jack
son two or three weeks ago as the
guest of her school-day ehum and
friend, Mrs. R. L. Bradley, the
charming wife of Railroad Com
missioner Bradley, and has since
been an inmate Of their home on
North President street, and where
Mr.. Henry has been a constant
visitor.
Mr.. Henry and Miss Green
have been acquaintances and
friends for a long time, and while
their most intimate friends here
we're not aware that there was
anything serious in their associa-
tion, they we're not unprepared
for just such denouement, and
were ready with their congratula-
tions in spite of their surprise
over the success of the carefully
laid and guarded plans.
The ceremony was performed at
8 O'Clock. by the Rev. Walter G..
Whitaker, rector of St. Andrews
Episcopal church, and in the pres
ence Of only Mr.. and Mrs. R. T..
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. R. a..
Henry, father and mother of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. E. E.
Frantz, of the Clarion-ledger
staff, Mr.. Bradley giving the
bride away.
After the matrimonial vows had
been spoken and congratulations
extended, Mrs. Bradley invited
the party to her pretty dining
room where refreshments weW
served and the health of the con-
tracing parties was drunk in
sparkling champaign, and the
very best of this worlds possibil-
tiles hoped might be their portion.
Later on the newIy-made couple
visited the home of Mr.. r. III.
Henry, where the other members
of the bridegroom's family ex-
tended a hearty welcome to their
new sister and where another
dainty repast was served.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mrs. Hunter I. Sharp, of Co
lumbus, and a young lady of
many rare charms Of person and
mind. She is social favorite in
her home town, has travelled ex-
tensively, and is bride of whom
any man might well be proud.
Mr.. Henry, the bridegroom, is
one of Mississippi's best-known
young men, and occupies re-
sponsible position on the editorial
staff and in the management of
the arion-Ledger.
For the present the happy cou-
pie have rooms at The Norvelle.
Clarion Ledger, 8th.
The Leader extends hearty con-
gratulations to the happy young
couple. The groom spent several
of his boyhood years in Brookha-
ven, where he has many friends
and we'll wishers.
The leader., 1905-06-14
Railroad Rates to the NOrmaIs at
Clinton and Columbus.

The Southeastern Passenger
Association has made a rate of one
fare plus twenty FIVE cents for the
Clinton and Columbus Normals.
Tickets will be on sale at these
rates on June Il, ~, II, "a and
July i.
Remember that these NormaIs
open June 13 and remain 10 ses-
sion four weeks.
Very respectfully,
81 L. WHITFIELD,
State Supt. of Education.
jackson, Miss, June /, 1905.
The leader., 1905-06-14

GATINOLA is new discovery. guaranteed,
= and money refunded if it fails to remove the
worst case of FreckleS, Pimples, Tan, Liver
Spots, SalowneSS. Black-headS or any other
skin ernptions in 20 days-leaves the skin clear,
soft. healthy and restores the beauty of youth.
Thousands testify to the merits of Satinola.
Miss Alace Lirette writes = Thibodeaux, La,
Oct. is, 1904. "For four years my face was COM
pletely covered with freckles and pimples. All
remedies failed. until I used two packages of
Satinola, which completely removed the freeldes
and pinples. MY complexion is now perfect,
and hope every lady having freckles or pimples
viii try Satinola.p Price soc and s1.oo, by lead
ing druggists, or mail,
NATIONAL TOILET CO., PARIS, Tenn.
Sold in Brookhaven by Price Drug Co., c. Z.
Grafton Drug Co., and all leading druggists.
The leader., 1905-06-14

If you wanted to buy a pair Of
Shoes, would you go to a
Candy Store?
If you. wanted to buy some
Groceries, would you go to a
Hardware Store ?
If you wanted to buy some
Dry Goods, would you go to a
Meat Market?
If you we're ready for your
summer trip, would you go
to a Soda Fountain for a
railroad ticket J?
The leader., 1905-06-14
TAKE A TRIP WEST.
Special Inducement This Season.

Spend your vacation on the Pa
ciic Coast or ID almost any of the
Western States this summer at
low cost. Round trip excursion
tickets via Rock Island System
are on sale certain dates through
out the summer. You can go ont
via Colorado, visiting Yellowstone
Park and returning southern
route By way of El Paso, Or vice
versa. A long return limit and
cheap rates for side trips to every
point Of interest. Full particu-
lars, literature and Rock Island
folder, from John Sebastian, Pas
senger Traffic Manager, Rock
Island System, Chicago.
The leader., 1905-06-14

Mrs. M. E. Pickens, the moth
er-in-IaW Of Auditor z. Nj. Henry,
died at his home in Jackson suns
day. She was so years old,
coming to Mississippi from South
Carolina with her parents when
only 8 years Of age. Her remains
we're carried to West Station for
burial.
The leader., 1905-06-14
!:
New Orleans and Northeastern Ry.
Alabama and Vicksburg Ry.

Il
vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Ry.
Most direct route to Texas
and all points west. Solid vesti-
bule trains, dining cars, elegant
Pullman sleepers.
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points ii
South Texas. Choice of routes
through New Orleans or Shreve-
port.
For detailed information ap-
ply to,
Jno. w. Mood,
Tray Pass. Agent,
Meridian. Miss.
The leader., 1905-06-14

Hon. Luther Manship is lectur-
ing in bis faYorite role IL Georgia.
The leader., 1905-06-14

The Leader twice d week and
The Home and Farm twice a
month one year ST. 25 Now is
the time to subscribe.
The leader., 1905-06-14


Come to US for your
Groceries. That's our
business. We make a
study of it, and when
they come from Woods
you are sure you have
gotten the best and
freshest on the market.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
Mortgage Sale

Default has been made in the conditions OF
that certain mortgage bearing date the End day
of July, 1883, made by y. 4. Hughes and kittie
L. Hughes, his wife. mortgagors. to }. X. Lewis,
mortgage, which mortgage was recorded In
the Office of the Register OF Deeds OF Brown
county, South Dakota on the 18th day OF July.
1890 and entered In book 81 OF mortgages on
E hsss said isi' j. Sa *. m mewiss &c G Y. s p"ls sss wkIeS a py
siignment was entered OF record in the office OF
the SAID Register Of Deeds on February Esd,
1904. and recorded In book liz OF mortgages on
page l4o, and the said Z, Splitter duly assigned
said mortgage to Hub City Iron Works a cor
poration OF Aberdeen, South Dakota. which as
Signment was recorded in. the office of said
Register of Deeds on the ed day OF February.
page l42, and said Hub City Iron Works Ia now
the owner and holder Of said mortgage. That
there Is now due and unpaid upon the mort
hf Gsg su as0t Of se fhree II Huud ss!d Ei RSFsEags
dollars principal and interest, besides the sum
OF One Hundred Sixty-four dollars, for taxes
necessarily paid by said mortgaeee, and his as
Forty-elght dollars now due thereon.
NOW. THEREFORE,. notice Is hereby given
that by virtue of the power Of sale given in
SAID mortgage, duly recorded as aforesaid and
closed by the sale of the mortgaged
premises therein described at public auction
az me front door Of the court house in the city
o. Aberdeen, South Dakota, OIL the 18th DAY Of
February. 1905, at the hour of two O'Clock r. NJ.
Of said day, by the sheriff of said Brown county.
The mortgaged premises so to be sold are sit.
9ated In the county Of Brown, state OF South
Dakota, and described as follows. to wit: Lots
No. twenty.one and twenty-five (2l & 22) in
block sixty-dve tG5l of Hagerty 4 Lloyd's add.
tlon to the city OF Aberdeen.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1905.
HUB CITY IRON WORKS.
Assignee and Owner of Mortgage,
l. o. CURTIss, Its Attorney.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24

The following significant para
graph, referring to the Kansas
fight against the Standard Oil
Company, is from the New. York
world editorial column:
The warfare between the trust
and the state Eliminates an ex-
traordinary condition of affairs.
There is no private competition
in refining oil in Kansas. Pri-
vate capital dare not compete
with the Standard Oil Company.
If the state tried to regulate the
company it could close its rein
cries and ruin the producers.
There is, then, in Kansas no
middle ground between a private
monopoly and a public monopoly;
between Rockefeller power and
state socialism.
Corporate greed is becoming
the most eloquent of all the
priests of socialism. 1t makes
more converts in a day
than all the curbstone agitators
together can make in a year.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24

If the caucus bill, which the
machine is Offering as a sop to
the people whose right OF petit
ton has been outraged at it's be-
hest, should become a law there
would be some scrambling among
party managers to secure meet
ing place in which to hold coun-
ty conventions in some county
seat towns where there is but
one public hall. This bill pro-
vides that county conventions of
all parties must be held the same
day. Brown county would be
equipped with hall room for all
of the existing parties.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
Notices
Notice of Mortgage Sale

.,,, los he.n made In the pay
Whriean, nr;nrinai and interest OF q crsSals
note secured BY y ~ ~ eyeco.
the lsth dav Of January: 80 G burns, hns-
ted ny !. -, ~ The County OF Brown. s,ale
n ~ Sni,b DaKo,a, to the standaiu ~ rnya.
u ob,,s Co,upany OF Cleveland, Soun,t 40. Was
bnra state Of Ohio, and WIFI 80, ~ Deeds
recoruen ~ ,r State Of South Dakota. 10 poos
.. % Uor,rages. page SOS. on Januat! IL rS'
~ . O'clock D. IN. OF said day An S.aniard
tsare was duly assigned by tns saM cnysho.
SawinT Machine Company OF SieNeta"o EnI.n NJ
seW,MG u State If ohio. TO Flora NJ Noian m
"a a s v of Brown, State OF south i'ahp.a,o IA
ang,st lSt go, which assignment va, To- Thar
IN Rock o6, page 55l of the BOOK kep' y Needs
purpose, in the ONCE o. tne onth Dakota. on Au.
o,st s,h' 1900. al 3:+5 O'Clock p. III. OF saw u u !.
And said mortgage was again aSs,sns" abo ia
said Flora NJ. Nolan to sara Z, bui",; !, Rnrns
one and the same p ei he "' county Of Brown,
ctste If south Dakota. on the 6th DAY ~ Az "
pisf 1900, which assignment was Ie.nl.en ="
Rnn. os, page So of the book keptiot tha. vi AZ
pose, in the office Of the s hesis'f baso,s' on the
n ~ ~ ~ nf ana,st. 700, at 3:+5 O'Clock p. m. OF
said day ,,oi =, he dine upon
said mortgage at ne date Q, tn.s ~
sum of Sal. 10. principal ana lnteIes. cot, ann
Whereas default in the payment OF sA,u SUI.
has been made, and no action or proceeding AZ
law, or otherwise. has been instituted 'oco''ee'
said debt, or any part thereof. 40, NJ,
Vow. therefore. notice is hereby given that "
virtue OF the power OF sale contained ~ saiu =
mortgage. and duly recorded therewith. ana ~
pursuance of the statute In such ease maze anu
provided, the said mortgage Will be ioreclosen
py a sale of the mortgaged premises tne.e,n
described. at public auction, by me sneIln OF
the County OF Brown, State OF South pak0ta. AZ
the front door OF the court house, IN the city OF
| Aberdeen. County of Brown. state OF South
Dakota, on Saturday. the 18th day oil March.
1905, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day. 49,
The mortgaged premises are situated 10 .ne
city of Aberdeen, County of Brown, STATE OF
South Dakota. and are described as iolio~s;
Lot Five (5), Block Twenty col OF the FIRST lsil
Addition to the City of Aberdeen, ). D., accord,
ing to the plat thereof on file and OF record
with the Register OF Deeds OF Brown County,
South Dakota. Said sale of said mortgaged
premises shall not include the improvements
located thereon, which are personal property OF
Sara C. Burns.
Dated at Aberdeen, South DAKOTA. February
LIST, 1903.
SARA c. BURNS,
Assignee for Mortgage.
r. o. ERICKSON,
Attorney for Assignee.
ust pub. Feb. 3-last Mch. l7.l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
Whata glorious state Kansas

What a glorious state Kansas
is. anyway! What a record she
has in the cause of human liberty!
Blood was shed for freedom by
her pioneers on the virgin pral-
rie. Every generation OF han-
sans since that time has been
imbued with a fierce spirit that
will brook no oppression. Ihey
are the fighters who compose the
vanguard of every forward move
ment. They precipitated the
struggle that ended in the aboll-
ton of chattel slavery. Now
they have fired the opening guns
of a war that spreads like a pral-
RE fire from state to state. 1t is
a bloodless war waged in court,
forum and Legislative hall. 1t IS
not againsta foe in human flesh,
but an aggregation of huge arti-
fetal creations, which, soulless
and heartless, would devour the
people who gave them their exist
ence. The Goliath, the giant of
those corporate brigands, is the
Standard Oil Trust, against
which Kansas goes forth to bat
tie. More power to the plucky
SunhoWer state!
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
Il HOME DOCTOR.

Relieve a dyspeptic feeling with a
drink of hot water.
Three parts Of white vaseline and one
Of bismuth make an old and well
known ointment for skin diseases.
Castor oil is said to lose all the dis.
agreeable qualities for which it is ia
nous II mingled with orange juice,
Hoarseness may be relieved by beat.
ing thoroughly the white of an egg and
adding lemon juice and sugar. An oc.
casional teaspoonful is the dose.
10 relieve a gumboil a homely rem
edy is to take a thin strip of dried fie.
dip 1t in milk, toast it and then appiv
hot to the swollen gum. Relief Il
speedy.
Don't experiment with poultices IL
symptoms Of pneumonia exist. Flar.
seed and bread and milk poulticas
should be used only BY a trained nurae
Tor u they are permitted to cool thsv
asgravats rather than relieve the an.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
An Infamous Body

When President Roosevelt was
bending his utmost energy to
secure from congress the pass
age of the bill to enforce fair rail-
road rates, forty-fve days ago, a
Joint resolution was introduced
in the senate of this state COM
mending his course, in orderthat
he might have the moral support
of the legislature of South Dako-
ia in the desperate fight he vas
waging. 1t would naturally be
supposed that it went through
with a whoop. Well, it didn't.
1t was sent to the Committee on
Rules and it's introducer has not
been able to get it back yet.
Another senator a few days ago
introduced a similar resolution.
It was also coldly referred to
this same committee. Why
should such a resolution be re-
ferred at all? Why not taken up
Immediately and put through
with a rush?
This refusal to support and
encourage the president is most
dastardly, most contemplate.
There never was a time in the
history of the country when the
chief magistrate was more in
need of the support of the people
or more deserving of it. At any
public gathering of citizen in this
state, outside of the bcss-ridden
senate, such a resolution would
be hailed with cheers and passed
with & hurrah. And yet that
senate has the effrontery to make
a pretense of representing the
people of the state, The record
of their infamy will be revealed
in time to the amazement and dis
gust of the people.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
ABERDEEN, S. D., FEBRUARY "a, 19C
How It Was Reported

Sly Mack gnd Crane, the bosses twain.
In deep. dark plot consorted
As to how the hated primary bill
Might adversely be reported.
The Com. on Rules. their plant tools,
With reasons hOwe'er SpeciOuS,
Must be supplied to set aside
Petition most perniciOus.
Hall certified that i complied
With each legal essential.
1t showed no flaw; but for the law
They were not reverential.
wen allege fraud" said Mack, "b' Gawd.
1t Is the proper caper:
How could pop pigs make all those sigs
And not dirty the paper?
Fatal excess OF cleanliness
Stamps fraud on his petition;
The lack of dirt we will assert,
Cons'gns 1t to perditiOn.
Foul forgerles of ditto dots
BY thousands we've detected;
But from these evil plans and plots
The state must be protected"
This initiative should no longer live
In our state constitution;
It's a dangerous power that any hour
Might start a revolution.
Our autocracy by it, you see,
Has been too sorely shaken:
We must have the people strip themselves
OF this perilous right they've taken"
$50 call up Jim and inform him
How to prepare his thunder.
Dick Richards banks on eight Thousand
But we'll turn the whole batch under
The big petition then was hit
BY logic much distorted,
And every time Jim mentioned 1t
he call1d the thing ~''purported."
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24


There must beno neglect after
the first of next July about nam
ing the babies born in this state
from that time on. It provides
in the vital statistics bill, now a
law, that the name, age, sex and
place of birth of the child must
be reported by the physician in
attendance within ten days, but
if the physician is unable to re-
port the name it must be report
ed by the parents within sixty
days, under a penalty of one hum
dred dollars.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24

It is interesting to note what
occurred at Pierre the other day
when the house got away from
the machine and voted to turn
down the majority report on the
primary bill and adopted the
minority report in favor of sub
hitting the bill. The railroad
magnates, Alex Johnson and
Harry Hunter, got to the capital
post haste and the screws were
promptly put on. Still, belt said
to the honor of the house, a ma
lority stood true to the people.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
No,lee Of Hearing Petition 70,
Letters of Administrat;n. "

In In Co. GSoupSfy Court sa within apa 70 Of Brown, IS.
Desessed a.a'ter Of The Estate Of Anna Ha II ERal snnsy:
to scan i si1ehe CT a sSr' An Dakota q sends ereet,o,
john B sna each Of you are herebv oot;,o.
Brown COUNTY, mas ss.f filed in the COUNTY aTt,l'l ed,t that ]!
81 S1ra asaamislstraatto1r e Of 20 :; taboo talbot % a appoint os.I.
BEEN .eGu set deceased s and that as. said 81 Anna r.
court to to b 5sr b nearing i; At a regular alsr pt e.m or has
OF OF TN sne 9Th day Of March. ia q IL said countval
= h zen o'clock, A II. 1905. AZ the hon,
Da'ed February 18th ion,
y . (Seal)
1.E. BUNsNEss. ca. Hurp
Clerk. county Judge.
'''''' pub. Feb. Y, last March sra.l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24

Years ago it was customary to
speak of North Dakota as a rail-
road ridden state, and to believe
that a gang dominated the poll
tics the state purely for selfish
ends. There may have been,
and possibly there may be now,
good grounds for this idea, but
it cannot be denied that the adj
ministration of the affairs of that
state is in striking contrast in
many ways, to the conduct of
state business on this side of the
10th parallel. In that state there
is not, as in this one, that earnest
solicitude for the welfare of the
Irvine trust to prevent the state
from engaging in the very re-
munerative business of manufac-
turing Irvine. In that north state
a platform declaration in favor of
a primary law is held more sac
red by the legislator than is an
oath to perform a constitutional
duty by a lawmaker in this state.
In that state public opinion that
condemns the Ubiquitous bucket
shop system bears fruit in a
drastic enactment that sweeps
the evil from the state.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
and excellent executive,

and excellent executive, as
shown by his work at the school
of mines, from Rapid City to
Brookings arises an interesting
situation to those who are ia
miliar with the reason for Prof.
Slagle leaving Brookings some
years ago. Whether Shepard
can be a more competent and
docile instructor under the new
president then he was as a fellow
member of the faculty will be
best determined by the harmony
or lack of it, that will prevail UNI
der the new regime.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-24
Sheriff Sal.
State OF South D,.a,.

State OF South Dakota
In Circuit Court. Fifth .11afJ HhI
PENDANT. 'tsil% Fl
Notice IL hereby given NJ.
execution IN ME uiryrtea 'nat tY u
n>w In my hands, tSSne,i ala 1+S,
Zee of the fifth Judicial MI q y.
Dakota, In and TOR the cn,tl, ",
Judgment rrNd red In said dEs
Lee. plaintiff and araIn,, raft laIs
PENDANT. ] have levied npon M. I
ed real pr. perty OF said def e.les
south half tSi;l OF section H,.nI
township one hundred tw.n,, atys
range stxty-Ona t6il w,St aY- /.
And ! shall on Saturday the T.. Ias
u. 1905 at the honr Of Ten ~;
day nj the front door OF ,bs S,ps
cou nty and state proceed Ia 'o4NA
and interest Of The above na,nsdd ..
lett in ana 70 the above d.scrS Y
satisfy said judgment and s
two hundred eighteen dollar L
together with all accruIng rnss .iQ !
terest, on the same from III. o.
AIRY. A. ID. 1905. at tha rate az n.l y
annum. q, public auction t, o Il, lr' 4
for cash. az
Dated at Aberdeen. South p,,.
day Of February, A. D, 1905. '"Sa
HowARD v q
c,.n- - sheriff Of i,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
list publication Feb. a. las, ,