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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29

sciesnfonego powietrza; : potrze-
ba trzech ludzi, aby drabine Wraz
z jej przedluzeniem ustawie W
7 sekundach, podczas gdy daw-
niej 6 ludzi dluzej mad TEN -pra-.
cowaio.
Detroit, Mich, 20 lipca. John
Meyer, wlasciciel skladu zastaw-
niczego pm. AZ Monroe ave., 20.
stai wieczorem opadniety przez
z}odziei, obrabowany i smiertel-
ME pokaleczony. Zdaje sic, re ra-
busie zabrali 5000 got6wka i oko-
10 $1,000 W klejnotach. Pozostawl-
Ii Moyera pokaleczonego i ME
przytomnego, lezacego ma podso-
DE; W okolo rozsypane byly dya-
menty inne klejnoty. Prawdo-
podobnie rabusie zabrai rome
klejnoty okna wystawowego,
powaliwszy Moyera ma podaoge,
a uciekajac spiesznie, porozsy-
pywali po podlodze kosztowno-
sci. Moyera zawieziono do szpi-
tala, gdzie umarl, ME odzyskaw-
sly przytomnosci:
New York, 20 lipca. = 1.-TWO
rzyl sic tu zwiazek kompanij zaJ-
mujacych sic budowa tramwa-
jow, do kt6rego przystapilo Kill
ka najwiekszych tego rodzaju IA
bryk w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Kapital ich zakiadowy wynosl
$54,5oo,ooo. w zwiazku tym
udzial bierze J. G. Brill Co. z FL
ladelfii, do ktorej lacza sic Ame-
rican Car CO. i John Stephenson
Co., a takze i kompania st.
Louis. Prezydentem tel kombina-
cyl jest Edward Harrison Po-
wer.
Washington, 20 lipca. = Geo.
T. Moore, urzednik geologiczne-
60 wydziaiu w departamencie
rolnictwa, wniosl swoja rezygna-
eva, ktora sekretarz Wilson przy-
jail natychmiast. Rezygnacya ia
nastapila W skutek zeznah zlo-
zonych przy sledztwie praktyk W
biurze statystycznem. Dwaj re-
prezentanci gazet oswiadczyli, re
iona Moorego finansowo zaan-
gazowana jest w przedsiebior-
stwie fabrykacyi pewnego nawo-
zu, ktory Moore polecai tarme-
rom kupowac.
New York, 2o lipca. - Rewl-
zya zarzadzona przez superin-
tendenta ubezpieczeniowegoHen-
dricksa wykazaia, re takze 'Mu-
tual Reserve Life Insurance Co."
nalezy do rzedu kompanij, W kto-
rych TAXA gospodarka panowa}a,
jak w Equitable" Kompania ia,
ktora w roku 1900 objela intere-
sa Northwestern Life Assurance
Coz, u ktorej duzo mieszkahcow
miasta Chicago ubezpieczyao swe
zycie, wypiacala wedle sprawo-
zdania rewizora bardzo wysokie
sunny jake komisowe, falszowa1a
sprawozdania finansowe i ma
diugi W sumie miliona dolarow,
podczas gdy majatek jej ME pre-
nosi 6 milionow. IT,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29

Po benedykcyi, JE. przemowif
do zebranych wiernych i udziell
i'm blogoslawiehstwa papieskie-
go. WI przemowie swojej prosil
swych rodakow, ably tu, ma tel
ziemi amerykahskiej wstepowa-
Ii w slady patrona ich Koscio}a,
zacnego, swietego meza, sw. Jana
Kantego, Polaka, profesora slaw-
nej ma caly SWAT Wszechnicy.
Krakowskiej. Blagal, ably Polacy,
ma tel obcej ziemi trzymali sic
WARY Rzymsko katolickiej, naro-
dowosci polskiej, aby szanowa-
Ii swoj ukochany jezyk.
WI czasie benedykcyi, ktora
JE. odprawil, Choir kantowski,
pod dyrekcya mlodego a dzielne-
go organisty p. Rybowiaka od-
spfewal 20 salutaris" | "Tan-
tum Ergo. Parma Filipska od-
spiewala ave Maria" - spiew
wypad} cudnie.
Po nabozehstwie, wyprowa-
dzony przez towarzystwa i die
ci niosace kwiaty i whence o.
gromne, JE. wyszedi kosciola
w otoczeniu kilkunastu ksiezy.
Ma plebanii JE. spozyl sniada-
ME, a potem pojechal do miasta
wraz z Wiel. ks. Spetzem. O go
dzinie 1915 byi powrotem ma
plebanii sw. Jana K.
Brat kucharz juz miai wy
kwintny obiad gotowy.
Przy stole wstai Wiel. ks. an
Szczypta i serdecznemi siowy po-
vital Jego Ekscellencye mai
pierw W imieniu caiej parafii sw.
Jana K, potem W imieniu nieo-
becnego proboszcza Wiel. ks.
Stanislawa Rogalskiego, ktory
|. bawi obecnie w Rzymie ma kapi-
tule 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
wreszcie w imieniu wlasnem po-
dziekowa1 "a zaszczyt, ktory spo-
tkal parafie sw. Jana K. w od-
powiedzi ma to JE. wzniosl toast
ma Geese Duchowiehstwa, ktore
pracuje TAX gorliwie ma zienli a.
merykahskiej.
w parlorze zebraiy sic dzieci
szkolne z serdecznem powita-
MEM. Try male dziewczynki,
panienki Rozalia Pryll, Stefania
Rozalia Wych wypowiedzialy
piekny wiersz powitalny.
Wiersz kohczyl sic wyrazami:
"a czy pozostaniesz, wolno mi
zapytac7"
Ma to zapytanie JE. ks. Arcy-
biskup symon odpowiedzial bar
dzo predko:
- Me! ME! sto razy ME! Ale
wiecie CO.? Gdybym tylko mogi,
gdybym mial tyle silly, to jabym
was wszystkich przeniosl do u
kochanej Polski.
Dziatki nastepnie odSpiewaly
piesh powitalna, a ma zakohcze-
ME p. Ciszewska powitala pol
skiego Arcybiskupa przemowa W
imieniu towarzystwa sw. Jadwi-
gi.
Po obiedzie bawil sic JE. do
skonale.
Wiel. ks. Franciszek Gordon.
za1ozyciel Macierzy Polskiej W
Ameryce i Moderator tejze orga-
nizacyi cd samego poczatku jej l.
stnienia, wreczyl JE. ks. Arcybi-
skupowi diva szczero : zlote Cd
znaki Macierzy Polskiej - kon-
stytucye i egzemplarz orgarlu.
JE. udzielil blogoslawiehstwa ca
lei Macierzy Polskiej.
Pan Rybowiak, organista z
Kantowa, ma zyczenie JE. ode
grab pare utwor6w ma fortepia-
ME: "Gdybym ia byla" "Marsz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29
MA JADWIGoWIE.

MA JADWIGoWIE.
Jadwigowo wczoraj udowodni-
10, ze w okazalem wystapieniu
ME da sic przewyzszyc.
Trudno wlasciwie opisat wszy-
stko TOGO sic dzialo W parafii sw.
Jadwigi wczoraj wieczorem -
trudno dlatego, re musimy sic
czesto powtarzat: prawie wsze-
die jest to samo, ale jednak ina
czej.
Koscio,, plebania, szkoia, do
my prywatne nawet daleko Cd
kosciola okolicy pokryte byiy
flagami - zwiaszcza polskiemi.
Ma Webster, Kosciuszko, Hoyne
ave. i Sobieski ulicach ME bylo
domu, z ktoregoby ME powiewa-
Ia duza choragiew polska. Przy-
gotowania robiono Cd paru dni
do okazaiego przyjecia zacnego
Goscia.
w plebanii czekalo ma J. Eks.
celencye kilkunastu ksiezy -
wiecej nawet niz ma Kantowie.
E. przyjechai krotko pred go
dzina 6ta - przyjechal takze
Przewielebny ks. Biskup Null
doom ma te uroczystosc.
o godzinie 6tej podano kola-
eye licznie zebranym gosciom
duchownym i swieckim. Reflex
tarz ustrojono slicznie - rozply-
wal sic W barwach narodowych
koscielnych. Podczas kolacyi
przemawial rektor Kolegium sw.
Stanislawa Kostki, Wiel. ks. Ko-
sihski, najpierw po polsku, ma
stepnie po angielsku re wzgledu,
re Przwielebny ks. Biskup Null
doom by obecny; obaj Dostojni
Goscie wielce serdecznie odpo-
wiadali ma toasta.
Zaraz po wieczerzy zacze}a sic
wspaniala procesya do tel praw-
dziwej swiatyni polskiej - jak
sic wyrazil J. E. mowiac o ko-
sciele sw. Jadwigi.
Wojskowe Towarzystwa: Ka-
detow, Krakus6w, zuaw6w, -
potem koscielne grupy utworzy'
ly diva rzedy cd koscioia az do
plebanii. Ma czele procesV szed
kapitan Kandzia, "a nim dziesie-
ciu marszalk6w, potem JOtu mi
nistrantow, "a mimi ksieza: Bo-
clan, Nagorznik, Sobieszczyk.
Furman, Szepe, Cosimi, ziemba.
Szypkowski, Robakowski, Szczy-
pta, Kosihski, Zapaia. Pyterek.
Repihski, Kruszka, Barzyhski,
Burzyhski, Swierczek, Jelinek"
Janowski, a wreszcie J. E. ks.
Arcybiskup Symon z probosz-
czem Wiel. ks. Janem Piechow-
skim.
Nar6d zapelnii ulice i kleka'
przed Dostojnikiem, ktory dawas
bzogoslawiehstwo. Porzadek u
trzymywali dwaj miejscowi de-
tektywi - a porzadek byi wzo-
rowy. Pred kosciolem graia ka-
pela pana G6rskiego z Jadwigo-
wa. w kosciele potezny spiewi
"Ecce Sacerdos".
J. E. uklakl ma chwile pred os'
tarzem.
Dzieci - dziewczeta male w
bieli, krakowianki stane{y przed
kratkami - "a mimi cztery rzedy
polskiego rycerstwa.
Nastepnie prowadzony przes
jednego z ksiezy, J. E. wstapR M
anbone.
- Mech bedzie pochwalony.
Jezus Chrystus!
Ma wieki wicklow Amen =
brzmia,a odpowiedz z tysiacy ust
zebranego ludu.
Temi siowy J. E. zaczas kaza-
ME, jedno z najpiekniejszych, ia
kie wypowiedziaa W Chicago.
Trese byla nastepujaca:
Pan Jezus dzieh przed Swola
smiercia przyobiecas uczniom
swoim ze ME zostawi ich sierota-
Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-29
Kwestya pierwszenstwa pomiedzy
pelnomocnikami.
Stosunk pomedy Fraeya Nemeam zn6W weee naprazone
NoWY sPIsEK MA zYcIE sUkTANA.
Gospodarka Mutual Life Insurance Co." New Yorku

cyl religijnej, do cesarskiej obiet-
nicy powolania reprezentacyi ma
rodowej do trzech waznych So
borrow ziemstw.
Paryz, 20 lipca. Stosunki
poniedzy Francya a Niemcami
staja sic znowu nieco naprezone,
powodu ze premier Rouvier i
ambassador Won Radolin ME So w
stanie zgodzie sic ma ostateczny
program tyczacy sic konferencyi
marokanskiej. Uklad z8 lipca
wymagal wspolnego programu,
ale ulozenie tego programu wy
twarza nowe trudnosci. Niemcy
ME chca uznae prawa Francyi
czuwania mad terytoryum sasia-
dujacem Algerya i utrzymywa-
MIA porzadku w caiem cesarstwie,
podczas gdy Francya dowodzi,
re prawa te wynikaja ukladu 8
lipca. Zastoj W rokowaniach no
we wytworzyl zaniepokojenie ma
gieidzie, a gazety znowu ostro
krytykuja zachowanie sic Me
mice.
Zdaje sic, re wybory prezy-
dencyalne odbeda sic 26 stycznia
1906, ale Rad jeszcze stanowczo
daty ME naznaczyl.
chrystyania, 2o lipca. Specy-
alny komitet storthingu, ktoremu
polecono zastanowic sic mad pro-
pozycya rzadu, by zarzadzic re-
ferendum w kwestyi rozwiazania
uni z Szwecya, jednogsosnie po-
lecii projekt przyjac. Wyznaczya
tez dzien 13 sierpnia ma odbycie
sic ogolnego glosowania.
Bukareszt, 2o lipca. = Wladze
W Kustendzi odkryly sprzysieze-
ME ma zycie srlltana. Znaleziono
w kilku domach zamieszkanych
przez Turkow bron wszelkiego
rodzaju kompromitujace papie-
ry. Rowniez znaleziono bron u
kryta w przedziale tureckiego pa
rowca.
Konstantynopol, 2o lipca. -
w odpowiedzi ma pewien adres
gratulacyjny swych poddanych
oswiadczyi sultan, re opieke O.
patrznoSci uwaza "a nagrode "a
to, IL zawsze usiiowal mice ma
cku szczescie pokoj swoich pod
danych. Ubolewa jednakowoz
mad tenn, re w. skutek rzucenia
bomby tylu zolnierzy i obywa-
tell straciio zycie.
New Orleans, 2o lipca. - One-
gIaj umarly ma zo}ta febre dwie
osoby, a 26 zachorowalo. Do
tychczas umarlo tn ma te zaraze
- osob, a zachorowalo 212. Po-
tniedzy ostatniemi ofiarami znaj-
duje sic pare murzynow, ktorzy
dotylhczas ME chorowali. w o.
tec tego, re rome miasta zarza-
dzily ostra kwarantane W oaec
New Orleans, komunikacya ko-
lejowa duzo cierpi. Wloskie to-
warzystwa wydaly odezwe do
Wiochow w miescie, by natych-
niast udawali sic do 1ekarzy,
skoro tylko kto zachoruje, a je-
Sil kto jest Zanadto uDogl, 10 o.
trzyma wsparcie Cd tych stowa-
rzyszeh.
New York, 2o lipca, - w glo-
wnej kwaterze stray ognioWe]
zrobiono probe z nowyrn wozem
ratunkowym w obec szefa Ed.
F. Crokera komisarza Hayesa.
Nowy wynalazek dozwala wysu-
nae drabine IS stop diuga w
przeciagu 7 sekund i przystawic
W odpowiedni sposob do domu,
ma co dotychczas zawsze potrze-
ba bylo kilku minut czasu. Do
|. wysuniecia tel drabiny uZywa sic
The leader., 1905-01-18
Items From Thursdays Franklin Adyo'
cate.


Mrs. A j. Smith left for Brook
haven Monday where she expects
to make her home in future.
After disposine of the business
of the term the Chaneefy Court
closed the term at 2 O'Clock D. nj,
W ednesday.
Sheriff r. g. Applewhite, oE
Brookhaven, and Sheriff Bates, OF
Liberty, were both at Meadville
last Saturday, having been sum
nloned before the Justice court III
i case where tile issuance Of d
privilege license was in question.
Frank Nunnery, the young man
arrested By Sheriff Newman of
this county, charged with the
murder of Frank O'Neal in Amite
county had a preliminary trial at
Liberty last week and was re-
manded to Jail without bail to
await the action of the grand ju-
ny.
Chancery Court was convened
here on tuesday last, Chancellor
Ventress presiding, with the fol-
lowing attorneys in attendance:
A. G. McNair, e. F. Brennan and
f. e. Everett, of BrookhaVen,
Judge ". r Cassidy, Summit;
r. II. Corban, Fayette; Luther
Wilmington, Roxie; E. H. Rat
elf, Natchez; j. "A. Maui, Clos.
tel, and Messrs. Torrey, Bennett
and Grifing, Of the local bar.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Rural Free Delivery.

There are now In regular daily
operation two free mail delivery
loutes running out from Brook
haven, one on The east side Of the
railroad and one on the west. 1t
will greatly expedite the receiY-
ing Of The Leader BY our patrons
in the country along these routes
if they will notify US and have
their papers put on the free de-
livery list, and we will take pleasure
in making the change for them.
With this added convenience in
thessway of receiving The Leader
promptly, we hope all Of our old
subscribers w new incen-
tive for continuing the paper, and
that many others who have not
taken it heretofore because Of
poor mail facilities, will become
regular subscribers.
The Leader can be had twice a
week all the year round for $500,
Or six months for $1.00. The
Home and Farm, one of the best
fireside papers Id the country,
will be thrown tn for 25 cents
extra.
Erlich's dry goods establish
nonnk m0c oIaffod hu Aanooc az
The leader., 1905-01-18
The Coming Cotton Growers COnyen.

a New Orleans correspondent
says that the discussion before The
big cotton growers convention
which is to be held in New Or
leans January "a, 25 aid 26, viii
cover a wide range of subjects,
crystaIizing on the handling oi
this years surplus, the reduction
of the acreage, and on plans foI
warehousing cotton under the
control of the producers them
selves. All three of these big
subjects are of equal interest tc
| the farmer, the merchant and the
banker Of the South. The hand
ling Of the surplus and the reduc.
tion of acreage will have to be
discussed IN their entirety, for nc
definite plan for either has YET
been framed. The waTehousing
matter, however, has been devel.
oped to a greater extent by the
progress made in the Waco
Plan which was framed by the
farmers and business men of Wa
co, Texas, and approved and elab-
Grated by the farmers ID conVen-
tion at st. Louis several months
ago. This plan provides for local
warehouses built on approved
plans IN order that insurance and
other expenses will be minimized.
These warehouses are to be erect
ed BY local companies to be own.
ed and controlled By the farmers.
IA big central company, also to be
owned and controlled BY the far
lmers, or If deemed best, by the
farmers, merchants and bankers,
Els also provided for. The local
companies will be the units of the
| big company, but the local compa-
Inies will manage their own affairs,
guided and protected by the par
ent company. The Waco Plan, 4
which is generally regarded with
approval by the farmers who have
considered it, will doubtless be
discussed in all its phases at New
Orleans, and it has. been suggest
ed that those delegates who desire
information il advance on this
subject write to Hon. Eugene Will
Iliams at Waco, Texas, for q pam
phlet recently issued BY the far
lmers, BIS it throws much light on
the subject. The pamphlets are
issued gratis.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Tonic to the system.

For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWitt's
Little Early Risers the famous little
Pills. They do not weaken the stom-
ach. Their action upon the system is
mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says: mo
use talking, DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers do their work. All other pills /
have used grippe and make me sick in
the stomach and never cured me. De-
Wits Little Early Risers proved to be
the long sought relief. They are sim
ply perfect" Persons travelling find
Little Early Risers the most reliable
remedy to carry with them. Sold By
Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-01-18
elIIp'' d 1ur Slores.

/ 0ne Of the leading attractions
lof Bro0khaven III the Merchants
Grocery Company, Incorporated
lin 1902 J w. Mol5rath III pres
lident and Charles Elder, secreta4
lrg and treasurer They carry q
complete stock Of ali kinds ol gro
ceries. sell to local merchants and
tributary have several travelling
men, employ ten hands and buy
lin carload lots.
The Price Drug Company have
lone of the prettiest drug stores iii
Mississippi, employ ten hands,
ideal in ieweIry, fancy goods.
Their prescription department is
perfect, have soda fountain,
have been in business FIVE years,
land is an ornament TO Brookha-
wen.
u. d. Boadwee has al up-to-
date plumbing establishment,
deals III tinwafe, stoves, etc, and
his sweet little daughter, Miss
Eva, is book keeper and chief
clerk.
A. G. Seayey & Sons have a
heaulful store that would do hon
or to the Crescent City, is incor-
porated, has a pressed brick
front, several warehouses and en-
ploys twenty hands. j.. d. Sea
yey is president; b. III. Bee, vice
president; wv. III. Seavcy, secreta-
IL and treasurer.
Max Priebatsch is one Of the
oldest merchants, has been at the
same stand for thirty-five years,
employs twelve hands and handles
from 1900 to 1900 bales Of cot
ton.
Nathan Zwlrn has a good stock
and does a good business.
Moreton, Wentworth & 90. are
fine business men, and do a large
business.
John Mc(5rath & Sons have one
of the largest department stores
in Mississippi. This establish
ment would be credit to st.
Louis, New Orleans, Mobile and
even Brandon. They do an inn
mense business and employ forty
five or fifty people.
Louis Cohn q Bros. have a fine
establishment, have eighteen
clerks and handle 5000 bales Of
cotton.
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt &
Go. are incorporated, are cotton
buyers, employ twenty hands,
handle 5 900 bales Of cotton, have
an extensive trade throughout
Lincoln, Franklin, Lawrence,
jefferson and Copiah counties.
Although in existence not a year,
they have done business to the
amount of $175, 900.
w. P. Hubert has beautiful
store, sells shoes, hats and gents
furnishing goods. Their show
case is a beauty and dressed.
Geo. BoWsky is the leading
clothier and mems outftter. Pic
ayune, Jan. 16.
The leader., 1905-01-18

All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of KodoI Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
gesting what you eat without the stom-
ach's aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. j. D. Erskine, Of Allenville,
Mich, says: Il suffered Heartburn
and Stomach trouble for some time.
Ny sister-in-law has had the same
trouble and was not able to eat for six
weeks. She lived entirely on warm
water. After taking two bottles Of Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure she was entirely
cured. She now eats heartily and is
in good health. I am glad to say Ko
dol gave me instant relief" Sold by
Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-01-18

we have received the following let
ter from Mr.. Roy Kemp, Of Angola,
Ind. was Id bed four weeks with IA
grippe and tried many remedies and
sps ut eonsid deFaflle for treatment with
physicians, but received 40 relief IN
til I tried Folegs Honey and Tar. Two
small bottles Of this medicine cured
me and now use it exclusively lid my
Eanil Take no substitute Price
Drug GU.
The leader., 1905-01-18

"My mother has been sufferer
for many years from rheumatism ?
says w. I'll. Howard Of Husband, Penn
sylvania. At times.she was unable to
move at all, while at all times walking
was painful presented her with a
bottle of Chamberlain Pain Balm and
after a few applications she decided it
was the most wonderful pain reliever
she had ever tried, she is never with
out it now and is at all times able to
walk. An occasional application of
Pain Balm keeps away the pain she
was formerly troubled with" For sale
by @. E. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-01-18
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy Absolutely
Harmless

The fault of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances, is
sometimes more disastrous than the
disease from which they are suffering.
Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. It contains
nothing harIaful and for coughs, colds
and Group is unsurpassed. For sale by
G. e. Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-01-18

The Young Mems Business
League of Crystal Springs, seems
to be fulfilling its highest destiny.
The League has been instrument
tai in organizing the South Mis-
sissippi Fair Association, and a
considerable amount has been sub
scribed towards the capital stock,
which has been placed at $1,000,
with shares at $40 piece.
The leader., 1905-01-18

Five 100-fout RATS Of timber
we're started from Ferry Monday
down Pearl River for the Gulf of
Mexico, where they will be load
ed for shipment to Europe. This
is the fist timber for export ship
ped from Terry and is in charge
Of Messrs. Draughn and Cahl, of
Hattiesburg.
The leader., 1905-01-18
TOWN AND COUNTY.

It's cold; but we haven't had to
shovel snow.
Little Eugene Smith is on the
sick list this week.
Luther Watson was a Sunday
evening visitor from Wesson.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper N. Smith are quite i'll with
fever.
Mr.. S. G. Rushing was a Mon
day caller. He was suffering Sc
verely from cold.
Miss Fannie Maxwell spent
Sunday with Miss Peepsie Terry
at Crystal Springs.
Ms. Pigot Lea entertained
Thursday Mr.. John Hackney and
Miss Ida Blackman.
The unusually cold weather cut
down congregations at the
churches Sunday night.
DR.. Hawkins lecture on Japan
was much enjoyed at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Addie Smith Dorsey, of
Wiggins, is the guest of her
mother at Montgomery.
Miss Myrtis Lea. who has been
attending school at Ruston, La,
is visiting her brother, Pigot H.
Lea.
Friends of Mr.. Z. G. Maxwell
are pleased to know be is on the
road to recovery, after a severe
attack Of jaundice.
Mrs. Emmett Spencer had the
misfortune to stick ten-penny
nail in her foot Saturday and has
been sufferer since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin RagsdaIe,
formerly of this city, are now
permanently located at Halle
hurst, after a residence of several
months at Canton.
Mr.. E. NJ. Brown was an ap-
preciated Monday caller from
Norfeld. He left his wife suffer
ing with la grippe. Mr.. Brown
is good as bank for payment.
Mr.. Park Tyrone is back on a
visit to Lincoln county friends.
He is looking in the best of health
and will return tomorrow to Prem
tiss, where he is making bis home
with his son.
The four year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks West died Sat
urday night and was buried Mon
day. The bereaVed parents have
the sympathy of many friends in
their sorrow.
Secretary Maxwell. of the Rail
road Commission, after making
an inspection tour in South Mis-
sissippi, states that all of the
small lines Id this section are in
6ne shape in fact a great deal
better than he expected to find
them.
w. G. Calender, who gradual
ed at the public school last year
aud who is a son Of j. M. Callen-
der, of Zetus, this county, is be-
ing initiated into The mysteries of
the printers art in The Leader
Office. He is playing the dew
il;" but hasn't found the hell
box" yet, mol The titalic spaces, =
either. lie is coming on, though.
It is with pleasure The Leader
notes the announcement, made
during the holidays. Of the be-
trothal of its young and esteemed
friend Mr.. David Kohlman and
Miss Blanche Gradwohl, Of New
Orleans. Mr.. Kohlman is the
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
KohIman, Of this city, and is a
young man eminently worthy Of
tile fairest fortune this world
affords. May naught but happi-
ness accrue to him and his bel0Yr
ed.
s...-.o..s,,.s - rtn.a,g.nldores HEoot
The leader., 1905-01-18

"A ST. Louis wholesale house has
ordered ten carloads Of canned
ribbon cane syrup from the Hat
tiesburg cannery. This will take
about one.third of the output.
The factory has bought up loo, 200
gallons of sryup from farmers of
the surrounding country.
The leader., 1905-01-18
S. p. OLIVER. Clerk.
Rev. Carlisle P. b. Martin, {. I. {

OF Waverly, Texas, writes: OF a
morning, when first arising, | often
find a troublesome collection of
phlegm, which produces a cough and
is very hard to dislodge; but a small
quantity of Ballard's Horehound Syr-
up will at once dislodge it, and the
trouble is over. / know of no other
medicine that is equal to it, and it is
so pleasant to take. / can most COR
daily recommend it to all persons
needing medicine for throat or lung
trouble" 25c, Soc and s1O0. Sold by
Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Court ()rderSpeciaI Term,

Ordered by the Court that a
special term of the Circuit Court
for Lincoln county, be held for a
term of two weeks, commencing
on the 3rd Monday in january,
1905, for The trial Of civil cases.
M. H. WILKINSON,
.Tudpn
The leader., 1905-01-18

Four negroes were drowned
near Vicksburg by the oyerturn-
ing Of q skif as they we're near
ing the city co do Saturday trad
ing. A fifth narrowly escaped.