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The leader., 1905-08-26
Gulf Coast inventors.

The following patents were is
sued this week to Gulf Coast in
ventors, reported by D. Swift &
Co., Patent Lawyers, Washing
ton, D. c.:
Texas-Jos. P. Cooper, Far
mervsille, horse collar. Jas. v.
Mccormick, drinking fountain.
VIM. N. Merritt, Nocona, cabinet.
Henry NJ. Sutton, Dallas. dry
concentrating table (sold for
$12,500). Jas. P. Whitby, Go
lad, holder for mechanics rules.
La. Chas. w. Case, New Or
leans, reversible transmission
gearing (suld for $l0,0O0). Geo.
B. Williams, preparation for clar-
flying grain juices (sold).
Ala. - Frank I'll. Cokeroft,
Woodlawn, shotgun. Henry E.
McBryde, Montgomery, seat sup
port for bath tubs. Alonzo III.
Pence, Somerville, cultivator
(sold).
Miss. Henry W. Nagel, vicks-
burg, square. VIM. B. Rohmer,
Bay st. Louis, car fender. Mar
cellus G. Winders, Meridian,
churn.
Copies of any of the above pat
ents will be furnished to our read
ers at cost price, FIVE cents each,
by D. Swift & Co., Washington
D. c.. our special patent cores.
! pondents.
The leader., 1905-08-26
FROM EDGAR.

Sowing turnip seed and saving
hay is now the order of the day.
P. S. Cameron, d. D. G. M,
Iectured three days last week at
Topisaw Lodge, F. and A. M.
Percy Williams died at the
home of his father, Hon. W. j.
Williams, last week. Percy was
one of our best boys.
There is quite a lot of sickness
IN our section, but not so serious
in most cases.
w. NJ. Russell and crew did
interest US with ice cream, lemon
ade, pop on ice, etc., at the picnic
last Saturday.
Protracted meetings at Shady
Grove and Providence this week.
The meeting last week at Topi-
saw colored Baptist church was
vefY orderly, while Revs. Brown,
Carter and CamelI did faithful
work as ministers.
Our neighbor, Camp No. -,
Woodmen of the World, has laid
the foundation and are preparing
to build on their lot near Topisaw
church, and we are glad to have
such institutions in our midst.
Justice Summers and Constable
Williams seem to have their time
well occupied dealing with trans
gressors. While they were regu-
lating affairs south it broke out in
double doses north.
The school rally and picnic at
Bailey Branch last Saturday was a
very enjoyable occasion and quite
success. The speeches deliver
ed by Prof. Claud Bennett and
Hon. w. F. Parsons we're to the
point and well received. Every
body says thee cheers.
We learn there will be school
rally at Harmony school house
just as soon as our friend g. w.
Ivy sufficiently RECEIVERS from his
long sickness. Harmony never
lags behind.
There will be 5th Sunday
meeting at Antioch church in Oc-
tober in the interest of the Sun
day Schools around. An interest
ing program is being arranged
and will be sent in for publication
in due time. BILLY.
The leader., 1905-08-26
HOe6-MIarsIlaIl.

On Thursday morning at the
home of Mr.. Prentiss Buie, at
Caseyville, Miss Virginia Mar
shall, of this city, was married to
Prof. w. B. Hogg, late principal
of the Auburn High School and a
minister of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. e. Wills.
The fair and handsome young
bfide was one of Brookhaven' 5
choicest maidens. To natural en-
dowments of grace, beauty and
talent, were added culture and the
charm of a trained intellect, while
a sunny temperament and sweet
viVacity of manner won her ad-
mirers and friends wherever she
went. She is one Of Whitworth's
most brilliant alumnae and occu-
pied a chair in the faculty follow.
ing her graduation two years ago.
Prof. Hogg deserves all conrgatu-
lation upon the prize he has won,
and is himself distinguished by
gifts extraordinary, which have
marked him in his course as stu
dent and teacher, as one of supe-
riority and great excellence intel
lectually. He is seIf-made man,
having bravely struggled through
great difficulties to attain the sue
cess that has been his, and his
future seems full Of promise; es-
pecially since he will enjoy the
sympathetic helpfuIness of the
splendid young woman who is his
bride. May naught but fair sail
ing attend them.
Prof. Hogg has accepted the
principalship of the High School
at Bolton, Kinds county, for the
coming term.
The leader., 1905-08-26
SIMILO NOTES.
We had nice fall Of rain yes
terday.

We had a nice fall of rain yes
terday.
There is a great deal of sickness
in our neighborhood at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson and
children we're visitors to Mr.. T.
w. Ratcliff recently.
The protracted meeting Of Gum
Grove closed Friday. There we're
nine accessions to the church.
The pastor was assisted by Rev.
q. S. Jenkins and Rev. Lee.
Miss Mamie Brister was a well
come visitor to Gum Grove on
Sunday.
Miss Clara Grice has been very
i'll with fever, but we are glad to
learn that she is now convalesceMt.
Miss Lou Smith and her little
brother, Kelley, are visiting reIa-
tives near Similo.
Messrs. Caulley Sullivan and
Holiday Smith, of Meadville,
we're visitors to friends near Sim
lilo recently.
Mrs. j. Lotion, of Amber, vis-
tied her mother, Mrs. Andrew
Ratcliff, Sunday.
Miss Fannie Holloway attended
church at Ebenezer Sunday.
Master Lucius Holloway visited
his uncle at New Salem Saturday.
The Mississippi Association
will be held at the church of Ar
lington, about five miles south of
Similo, near Amber, beginning
the 18th of October, continuing
until the 18th of October.
Mr.. Albert Evans is doing some
work on our road which was
greatly needed.
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at the Christian church, Pal
estine," about half mile of Sim
lilo, Sunday.
Misses Zetta Gotten and sister,
of Little Springs, are visiting
their uncle, Mr.. ]. M. Gotten.
UNCLE JACK.
The leader., 1905-08-26
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
The Disease is Still Held Well in Check
in New Orleans and Mississippi.

No new foci are reported in
Mississippi, and the contagion at
Mississippi City is mild and max
ing slow headway. One new case
was reported there yesterday.
Some suspicious cases were re-
ported at Dayton, a saw mill vii
lage in Amite county, on Wednes-
day and the mill firm objected to
Drs. Street and Austin the repre-
sentatives of the State Board of
Health, making an investigation
into the nature of the disease.
When this was reported to Gov.
Vardaman he at once got in COM
imunication with the mill firm over
the long-distance telephone and
informed the mill managers that
these gentlemen had been commits
stoned by the State Board of
Health to investigate and report
on the rumored cases of fever, that
they were officers Of the State of
Mississippi, and that they must be
respected as such.
IF you do not permit these
agents of the State of Mississippi
to see and examine thuse cases of
fever" said the governor, in bis
message, II will send military
company down there, put cor
don around your place of business,
and see that no one gets in or out
until the matter is settled. The
State Board of Health has sent
these men there to report on the
sickness in your camp, and they
are going to do just what the State
Board of Health wants them to
do.
This had the desired effect, but
the Dayton sickness proved not to
be yellow fever.
The fever in New Orleans is
making slow progress, and the
health authorities are still hopeful
of stamping it out, but it is
spreading in several Louisiana
parishes, chiefly among Italians,
who scattered it from the original
point of infection.
The New Orleans figures for
the "a hours ending at 6 O'Clock
Thursday evening were as fol-
lows: Deaths, Z; cases, IA; foci.
10. This makes the totals thus
far: Deaths, 226; under treat
ment, 2S7; discharged as cured,
1887. Total cases, 1900; total
foci, 1862.
A concerted effort is being
made by DR.. White and his full
staff of physicians. DR.. Beverly
Warner and all the various ward
organizations, and citizens gener-
ally. to have the entire city.
thoroughly and completely fumi-
gated next Sunday and Monday.
The effort to this end last Sunday
was not as productive of results
as had been hoped, and it is now
believed that every householder
I'M The city should be reached and
asked to take part in the move
ment.
Each householder is asked to
look after his own premises and
place of business.
A generally hopeful feeling pre-
walls.
The leader., 1905-08-26
Justice HOffman's Court.

The following cases have been
disposed of IN Justice Hoffman's
Court since August the 18th:
Ed O'Neal-Assault and bat
terry. Fined So. so and costs.
Mary Williams Disturbing the
peace. Fined So. SO and costs.
Sam Barden Disturbing the
peace. Fined $1,000 and costs.
Louis Sperry Murder. Bound
over to Circuit Court in bond of
81 900.
The leader., 1905-08-26
IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Mayors Court.

John Burnerman Disturbing
the peace. Plea of guilty and
fined $500 and costs, and to stand
committed until same is paid.
Alice Gage Unlawful sale of
beer. Plea of guilty and defend
ant fined $4,000 and costs, and to
stand committed until same is
paid.
The leader., 1905-08-26
Negro on Trial at Boeue ChittO.

Bogue Chitto, Aug. %. Stan
ley Swearenger, who was arrested
Monday BY j. G. Yawn for the
killing of Gene Dickey, at me-
gro picnic twelve miles southwest
of this place, last Saturday, was
placed on preliminary trial here
this morning by Hon. r. r. AL
britton, justice Of the Fourth dis
trict.
Messrs. Cassedy and Cassidy,
of Summit, who have been en-
ployed by John p. Carruth, d
prominent merchant Of Pike coun-
ty, and other friends of Dickey,
appeared for the State, and Hon.
J. N. Yawn, OF the local bar, for
the defense. There are in all
something like thirty witnesses,
only six Of whom consumed the
entire day. Every inch is being
contested by the defense, and an
interesting trial is promised.
a later report states chat the
trial closed by the prisoners be-
ing remanded to Jail without the
benefit Of bail. Hon. j. N. Yawn
announces his intention to resort
to habess corpus proceedings be
fore Chancellor Mayes in his eff
fort TO secure the freedom Of his
client.
The leader., 1905-08-26
Bids Invited for County Printing.

Pursuant to an order OF the Board OF super
Yis0Ts adopted at the August Term, 1905 pro-
p0sais are hereby invited for furnishing Lincoln
county with record aud blank books, tax re-
ceipts warrants books. pay cert flcates, station
cry, legal forms and such other books and blanks
as are used by the county and district officers,
from the expiration Of the present printing con-
tract, In November prOxlmo, until the lst Of
July, 1907. Proposals shall be addressed to the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and be mark
ed Bid for Record and Blank Book Contract
for County OF Lincoln" But the local papers
shall have the right TO bid separately on such
parts Of the above work as can be done separate
~ by them. No bids shall be considered unless
accompanied by bond IN the sum Of $1,000. con
ditioned for the faithful performance Of the
work, according to contract. The Board re-
Il. W. MeNAIK, Clerk.
The leader., 1905-08-26

The Russian and Japan peace
commissioners are on the eve Of
breaking off negotiations because
Russia stubbornly refuses to pay
indemnity in any amount or form.
President Roosevelt, however. has.
carried his appeal for peace to the.
throne Of the Romanoffs, but with
what success remains to be seen,
The commissioners meet again to-
day II all hinges on bis success
as to whether there shall be peace
OF not.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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GnS Mcttcr.

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Gin ncucr 2 h min0el. -
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ScnintiuncQcr Scl6ltmurO.

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an Der Yenniplpania . 2%(ucnlc, nobc
NioibcritruBc, beiinocL bcaing &c.
tern Sclbitmoro. iuocm cr cine %.
lis Oc3 Grtroft5 trout, mcldcr sum
Ginbuliomircn BON Ncidcn bcntGt
miro m1O icbr picl Nlricnif cntbdlt.
Ger Sail macbte Dem Coroner Or,
Silu8 8alomi1l picl aopi5crbrcGcL
"a Die NugeD0rigen Oc5 loOtcn Die
ScIbitmorO l6coric oltf 0a2 BE.
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@ottin ulo einem &inOc beitebenOcn
6umilic in 9tr. 1904, Wfouut Rounl
gIUcmc. Gr mar 81 Sabre alt. 9}ud)
Dem CT 9citern W}orgcn icinc &obs
nuug u%crlaiicn bate, bcdob cr ltd)
nob ieincn &eibltdQcn 9}r. 1929,
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lieB Den Wtunn Iofort nad DEM
Linton Yrotcltdntii6en &Oipttul"
iIberfilbrcn, moiclbit OcricIbc nm ,
llbr Nuhmittag5 itarb. Die Ner5tc
]tclcphonirten nad) Coroner Not0miL
Dab i'm Noipitul Elm Q(nnn 9citorbcn
lei, Der Ginbaliumir Grtrutt gctrlut-
fen babe. 2lla Or. NolOmiu uud) Dem
SoipituI fam, fonO CT Ooielblt Die
lngcb0rigen Oe5 @rn. Sollqb Dor,
lpeld)c ilber cine SelbItmorO- S6eorie
i'm h06lten @ru0c cntrilltct marell.
SoQar Die 2lcr5tc lporcn MIN nid)t
ntebr 10 beltimmt 6etreif5 ser Sclblt-
moro Gbeorie, un0 Coroner 9alO-
min orOnete Oo6er cine itrcngc Inter.
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mans oltrd Ben Yoitmortem Nr3t
u. IS. &eirle an. Die llnter-
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ioncn m~itgctbcilt bobc, 0oB cr Oo9
@iit cill9cnomlerL mo Die @oit-
WiOrtem Examination beit0tigtc
oieie 9ht3ioQcn. Ger Coroner lteltc
iol0lih einen oltf SclbituorO loltcll=
ocn loOtcni6cin aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
SGiilers Iccitn( i'm Tcn6uSn. ,InItitnt.

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lclltct luoroen lit. MCniQer 2lncn.
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nler@ Ic6r luirfiom Qcn1iidt bat. gllld)
George ). MiliomS mo Sottic Soft
bans hottcn jc cine 9ci0QiAc yWtclcs
sic" fir Ncigc con1ponirt. &atbc.
rinc glide nit elmer &ioliu.
Sonote Gbrc cin. llnO Damn
q0b cS nod 13 SlC0cr, bic pol1 SuttiC
SoncS, &omorO Tbotdcr. Trcocrid
8uber, Goith Cole, Morion Nolta,
Blonde Eurlcttc, Caroline Burner
mo Nnnic SoincS conlpouirt porcn.
ltnO oac Icbr ircunOlidc %2tninobnlc
icitcnS Scr Scorer ion0cn. Die Gom.
politioncn lpllrocn id)on porQctroNcu.
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Ycocod.
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EcnboOp &nititut oltf. GrcunOcn be.
tier aommcrnruiif itc1t oIio cill gro.
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