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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
6 efymret &pfleaa

e befp mret &pflega.
6or un1trent Ell Maal1eo5 Sis lioen
lpgte ri at llaa folt, at ser ingen
@rltno por til at llao ON Jig mco glu-
benoe lt0trpf JONI SultitSmorb o.lgn.,
furOt gmbeOSn1pn0ene / Ell MrbeiDer=
organization nOe / 8elten bar blepet
orrelteret poa Mngipelle al en- an0elt
s(rreltant, Ser peolto0, at Dan og be-
melOte, 2ebere baD0e ltaaet / 2eotog
meo bi1,a1loen ON forlfjellige 6orbrp=
Sci er. Si l10trpftc Dperfen @ln6e el=
Ter 9org oper bette Joftllm, men
bepoeoe limpeltben, at l(n0eriegelle1
bentelig nilbe piie, ON Sen mos Den1
rette0e Mnflage bar fallf eller lon6,
1omt at Set por un1uligt paa 6or=
boono at oonne Jig nogen gploig Me-
ming ont Si%lltooellens Gproi. 9e11ne
etter Dor Mening ret beli10ige 8e-
tra9tl11ng bar bragt eli &ollega /
9tpr0 9ofoto, u6rom" fol0et, / Sen
8roo 1o al %Sigepugt, at bon life far
let fig / 5tono til at finoe ll0trpf
1or fine 6plcllcr fbr iMlrn1cret for lio=
1teuge. Meo lorgrpnfet9rpn goor bon
MI lps poa bort v2ipslpn", ser efter
bans Mnifllelle er beflogelig forifiel-
ligt fra Sen oorife Yresies / sllmin=
oeligb6 = panllrgtet fol0er ban
oet. Otter nogle m1erfienoenoe Orol
ON, at 9annlarf er / 8eltooelje al
nOen Dpjelte &ultltr" %1ll1tter ban mes
at flas1ificcre ps mes Mpcfefeller 90
&jpotrnlten.
Sag Set mes SO, &pllego! 8i pes
life bpilfen 9lrt At 6ar'lf Hresie 9e
}grligt beunorer;; men hi fan forlifre,
at Sen hi ltrn6er at bore / Samflal1g
meo olorig giper Jig al me0 at folt-
1loo &ienosgierninger l,oen @epiier.
gr 8eltern DECORATIONS @mbeos=
meno @jenltan0 for folif MngipeIie,
1oa fommer oeres ulfploigbeo for 9o-
gen, er Mngipellen life fallf, ioa foor
oe oereS 5trof. goa0on CT 2opel,;
iom ri olle mao bpje % for. Men
bltb enoelig life bplteriif, ior6i life
ollie er billig til poa 6orbaan0 at oe=
{e 9eres Spfatteller. &bintesienlen
al Dor Naaitan0 er, at ser ifuI bore
rlq1ore oeol"; set ier u0 til, at Ge=
res 9n1fer goar / moolot &etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
DEN LETTE OLE.

SCOTS Emulsion er eden
lette Olie"-let at tage, let i
Sin Virkning. Brugen af den
giver sikker Befrielse for den
pinlige og kvalmende Fornem-
melse, der er s@regen we'd Brug
af den raa Ole. Intel MEME
ske, der tager Hensyn til sin
Nave, vii tanke paa at tage
Torskelevertran paa den gamle
Made, naar man kan faa
SCOTS Emulsion. bet er lige
saa sikkert, at ingen, der tager
Hensyn ills sit Helbred, village
imod ct simpelt eller alkohol-
holdigt Substitut for SCOTS
Emulsion. Den loser enhver.
af Observation-Disclosures Opga-
yer ogg mere end Diet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

Bat iotiI Ouear ~ naeset ponifaia
fo1tllrte ben betrengte BefoIf1irlg
bette Diitria ta Sialp Sd MifeIaget
8er itaalI fo1Dbf, at SSernbanetrartet1e bli-
Der tanoieoe og gognfaroiel er uulu-
Zig. Set birfelige MntaI af Omfom-
ne tan bog lite faitilaaes men liffert
.er set, at set lgber op i Sunore6er.
IS Sftaino er 5 &irfer og 1O5 Suie.
.illnfet larrmen UNDER Mifens Bngt o.
paa SSoroen ligger ct 4 SOB brit Sag
,of Mife. 8in0en srer Mife1 n0 ,ober.
pioe 5trafninger, belt l1oe be6 Mbri,
oterbapets &pit Iigger ben tomme-
|tpf ODER @arferne.
@aaoe Sor6en og. Sabet er DIP
rpr. Ser fgles Sen enc iltprfe Soro-<
rpitelie efter Sen ar16en / en- bio Sm,
fre6s, % Open u6for Soften er 6en
bololomlte BebRgelle. S yteapel ben-
ter man, at ser bill fon1n1e Ell Slob-
bplge, @aoerne beo @tran6en er Die
bet forla6t al @efolf1ingen, og 5ft=
bene / Sabnen og paa &beoen er
gaaet til Sbes. S Neapel opbol0er
fig for Si6en en- Meng6e &eiien6e,
Ser ollie bar taget Silflugt til Be So
teller, iom ligger / Sen bgiereliggenoe
Gel al 8pen.
Sra Mcapel me06eles ONT cit ltor
l1lptfe, lom inotraf Ser 8Den
Iirsoagl Morgen ipm 6plge al Set
pnlfanife ll6brl16. Saget oper en-
6Gffet Morfeosplo0s, paa bbilten
flcre @unore6e Mennelfer foretog Sc
res Morgea1inofigb, bleb trpffet in0
al Sc fal6enoe Mifemasler, og ont
trent 200 Mennelfer blep fl1nlte I'LL:
Ser set fal0en0e Sagbnrf. Sc See
.Nt ."a' -LHr n-E f---0 H#HIa#-
ner, lom leoioge0e 0elr,1e l1lDffe, lfil=
ores lom oper al 8elfripelie ra6iels:
fuloe. Monge al 9igene blep lac
fulOlteuoig fnllte, at Sc bar nfjenoe:
ligc. Silltanoen / Meapel er / bgje.
lite Groo fritiif, ibet eli ip0eitlig Sim
fsrer slifen fra Gulfane11 ino noel
Spen, 9ltften er / Sen @rao forn1er:
fet, at 5ejla6s pao Sapnen CT ltlrll
Zig, % @ooer og @11ie er oGffe0c a
ct tpft Sag gife. Sc ii6ltc Me60e
~lelier goar l10 poa, at 8pen Ottail1o
pao Grllfanens 9itiioe, er gaaet I'M
ser / Sobaitrgmmen.
&ongen 90 Dronningen al Stalie1
bar | Sc iioite Gage opbol6t Jig / Nea
pei og bar beig9t 8perne ON og pal
Bierget, bbor @efolfningen bar moo
toget Sem me6 flor @lebe. &onge
parret, ser / Gorbejen er 11eget po
M1lGrt blanot 8efolfningen, bar lag
Sen itdrlte 9eltagelie for 9ugen 0!
bar bragt &ie1p pg Sreit bbor Sc
bar 0ern m1tligt.
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SituQtionen.
@aab pm at streife fan nnosaaes,

Sen ii0lte ltge> og napnlig Sc IT'S
lte Cages n6pifli11g al Gituationen
/ &ulmineoiitrifterne giber ret go6t
Saab om> at llbeiret> 0er I'LL / flere
Tiger bor bGngt truen0e ODER 2al1=
Set, bill fl1n11e oribe oper 110en at ef=
terlaoe Jig f%or6erpelige 6elger. S
8lp0ful0iltrifterne ct Ser neppe MI
Sen flernelte Sore for Gorl tDrreller
al inbgriben0e Mrt. Som hi me6oel=
tie liolte ltge blep gager or0net paa
Sen Maa0e fpr 6iSle Diltrifter, at
Mrbei0erunionerne fl1n6e outage Or
,6ej0et oDeralt, Dpor Mineejerne git
tno poa at betale Sen Sprb9ielie al
5.55 Gents pr. Som iom s(rbeioer=
ne forlongte> oltiua gaa tilboge til
Sen 8etalingsifula, iom bar / &roft
fpr 8ilgggelien al Mntbrocitfllltrei=
fen 1908. 9enne forn1ftige og font
lerpotipe Sr0ning, iom Sobn Mit=
cbell og Sc onore 2ebere bop0e facet
gj%en1enfgrt, bar efterboan0en le0et
til, at Mr6ej0et MT CT pptaget poo
ny / loa at lige olle 8lp0fl1ln1inerne,
ioet nGlten ale Mireejer1ne far I'M
oerifrepet Sfoloen. 9erlneo fan So
rem for en- &otolt rofe for Sen o111e-
rifanife S1rO1tltri lom Sglge al SILL
mangel betegnes iom afpGrget.
Slet iau gpoe CT lloitgterne fife /
Mntbracit Diltriftet. Ser for Mire<
urbcjoerne i. ct ell1tol al onntrcnt
100000 f%orelgbigt ne0logt 9(rbei0ct
for at ofpe1te llpfaloet al Ell @onfe=
renee, Oer finder Steo m1ellen1 Or
bei0ernes &eprpl entnr1ter % Mfil1e=
%ejerne. Nogen egentlig Gtrejfe fan
bette fife fol6es, men Set bill bltbe en-
looban, bpis gnigbeo life >opnaaes.
Set ier imi0lertio l1o til, at man fra
begge Si6er far goo .&ilje til at font
me bina10en img6e. Mrbei0erne TO-
rellog .ii6ite l1ge, at ollie Stri6spur1f=
ter ifltl6e %obergipes til Ell 8ologifts=
Don1ltol, ogyat Oern1e lfl1l6e Bel tao al
De lanme Mgn0, Ser bragte gnig=
-beb til Geje efter Mrrtbracititreifen
1908. Mil1eeierne far imiolertio
forfaitet Bette Sorllag % bar trent
lat ct nn0et, bbis g11feltheoer life
enonu er fier1ot, men lom iiges ogiaa
at omfatte Ell MrbitrationSplan, ser
imiolertio er %bRlentlig forifiellig fra
ben Nrbei6erne baboe 116arbei6et> oe
iom biloe bin6e begge Sioer for to
Mnr.
5fignt 9agen altioa en6nu benz
ifanr nafgiort, er ben alminoelige
Mening bog Sen, at man bill opnaa
en- for begge Barter tiIfreogftiIIeroe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
&pao ct Dem S T.
EN- II ger?

- y
Gi la0 forleoen og bbrte paa en-
Saler, ser orog tilfelts moo Sc 6eln<
melige Soreninger. Man fan 10 enb-
MI al og til bgre l%aooonne Ml,greb,
lfignt set fniber meb at fin0e Sir
gl1menter, Ser for npgen Sagt, efter
lom set mere % mere gaar> op for
Splf, at set man fer / 2an0et og /
ale an0re belor0ne6e 5amfum0 BE-
te911er mes Bette Nabn, life CT nn0et
ems pripote MISUNDERSTANDING
me6 lncprere eller bi0ere Moul, lon1
blot life uubner lin 9gr for enbDer
Sm1trejfer, mel lom bp6er enbpcr,
Der n1e0 Mlpor Dil 0eltage / Mrbejoet,
pelfon1me11. Sen fprn9pnte Soler
funoe egeutlig life finDe o10et Mn-
grcbspunft, en0 at Sc por Dcmnelige.
&oa0 oil MI egc11lig Set lige? Gr
life et6pcrt Stem, bpor Ser u10er me-
re el(er mtltOre lmua &aar. frmpcs
for ct Dn0erligt ltDfpmme pg toulc=
lige 2iusDilfoar, en Slags Demmclig
6orentng2 Soar CIT ManD mp0cr
mes en- mn SGT eller en- ny 6raffc, Ser
giper 6un1 ct relpeftabelt l%t0lccnDc,
gaaar bun life. ruuOt og fortgllcr, at
ban fin bar p9rct / Stnno til at
ifaffe Jig bette qloltpr, for0i bans
9ultru offeroilligt bar ginef slffulb
puo Sen npe Ioroarsbot, lom b1t1
trGngte boar0t til og / lit ltille Sinh
bobOe gluoet Jig til. @ller naar SIT
ltrlten fuar ct 8ar l1pe @anOlfer> Ser
bnffe Sen baaroe @1to, lom Guolfe=
balicn og 5fltrebprltel1 giper, CT Set
maalfe Ell @emmeligbeo mellem bel1=
Sc og benoes Man0, at Sc @anoifer
CT 6plgen al at ban far rcuo11ceret
paa Ell eller nnben 5elifabeligbeo, Ser
ptloe foltet netop iaa meget. 6pr life
at tule ON Sc @en1meligbeber ser ct
%forbnn0ne meo, at @prnene ler list
liz It's % Be Dire, Ser er bragt for
bette 9ien1eo. S Orgonilationerne
in6tager Sc %ben1melige Gpreninger til
cit bis @ra0 @icmmets og 5omiliens
&laos.' Maar Sc fife Bigger meo
pi0aabne 9sre og @inolter, iaa bor
tnge1 @et til 0eraf at lutte, at Be ct
lpsifp, lige iaa list iom man al Sc
neorulleoe Gardner / 6amiliebjem=
met orager Sen 4oniefpens, at set er
Mgrfets @jerninger iom beoripes in
6enfor.
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HI
sUtI5
Dattake Gairaanl ng Kuia1rr sc 8nrrufnr 5tater.

Budkabetu ON Kong Christian den NimdesD DID raD amkeo vati Amerka bevn modamt
. Og samtdg gk5 Takeneu vlkanigh taget til wort gane F@dhmT Tanker emodlgb ide yd
ON wort BMndonsHem, hVad men deHe8 ml ormede sig bt er snaat Nmn fra
Iundne og we'd hvken vi htod for de mango Aar og len hneA dshes, hangen d end ybee
vsdede hn med fTyet stYke DenT anke oppd a hos o at Diet Wild vee rmt
g snk OF" ale danske Mend g KWnder fnenede sig IN at Ge ct MindsmeMei wort me
EF3deAnd, son Tor EheSRghn sh.s aa sons ct ynigt BMs for handrdeL andsnandsT -
afedo erpr Dannark bae aVnnebyd ON vma Nations TnvaAo g Frngng de Forende
tale manenk til voe Born, som Hdge Natrms Lovn MAJ bhe Amerkange mar de be@e
|e@ ForRdrs gale Hem ... .
DeHe Mnd@make mr Mtanktm skudet pe Form zen snue ar no Christian Ian Nda
son salo pshnes id t nybyggede ChrHiasbug lot snmn sr modhees f en- damkame-
|nkmskk unsHer sths i Amerka, Hgsomo @aa FohykkH hl we're amenkamkG Grant
@ aotest Som lane og Faer sdh hans som ct ysedeE xempelb for e Vndnn som Fyze var
hoEEt g pgtopldade SON Memeskev var han eHg, god og mmdt@mmende Kong Cn-
stan elite 81 Folks Sogr og Gladet men Uykkens Dge bar han mere end sin lei a Byden
oah mans KegvTngh r Lsnnmkh kamPet sis en- rfud Sitting NaHoneness amfund og nr
w Ianse rb eWne aag H modagne de hemmede, ayd@ dee hd Grad Kong Christian
hans ki Bognnf " om med sit upeHede 1iv o dhr= Ayde vi ham TAX
Med ovrstaandeF ormaalh for Ole er Undregndeh aadts amnen@ som en- Howell umnem ne
dm opahet divers edt til ane Hundrde damke Mend g Kvnders phe over he Unpnen,
med nmodnng ON ttluade Komten for tfa dana sa mango IoaL Komneer son nIgt
Inhanlng f Bing M.
York eMr seketern G RASMUSSEN, 72o 724 So Fomths Street. Minneapolis, Mimi.
observation-disclosures Statue Fond.
HopedKomH:
KARI MArHAsrs, President, JAcoB A Rz vnePr@snhnt FRoDr G W. RAnpuscH, Kass,
New Jersey Terra coac% RhhmondH HILL L. Rambuh Ghw& decorative Co.,
Key"tN.J ... 1NFhhA Ave. New York
C. RASMUSSEN, SAnter KonsnC E CuRRn,
President Rasmussen PuMhngCo nkKmymKenu ,oho Temme
Minneapolis MINI Louisville Ky
Pastor ADAM DAN, A. DAmTRonL M Ho1sr,
dmkhh Rt ovapn@Mhnhe @mme ednke Rmhker" DanedAen
Chicago Ill Frnngra Ameha oar F..
Rana VS.
Pastor ). B CHRsrnNsEn, !. Dr. P II K1ERRvr
P*ddetdaf rnede dmn ghh. Y Ime
Adressr allie Brew OF Anmodnnsr ON CHklarn. Bdagksr ETC. til Sekvtarn.
c. RASMUSSEN 72o-724 So 18th Street, Mnn@poGsM Mimi
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nia-Toreninscrnc paa Yaeif;

2onia=Toreninecrnc paa Yaeifie
ofholoer Morsfonpention i
Ironcisco i'Gogene ira is. til
81. slpril. S San 6roncisco bar
beggc Sc lotule 9ania Mfoelinger
giort ltore 6orbereoelier for Mnoto=
gelien al Sc an0rc s(foelinger. Gen
ltore @ontet, lom CT ct al ,Glmns=
punfterne pes 9al1iu &onpentioner=
lie, bill hlipe ofbolot / ct al @pens IL
nclte % ltpr1te 6eltlofoler, Sorotogo
Sail, Sorsoog Sen 19. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

1tnsarn os Seller Trant5 Suiep9
bar efter bbao Der meo0eles fra @ien
ii6ite l1ge after illlttet 5reo, ioet ser
/ l1nsarn er oannet ct MT Mi11ilteri-
I'M ltnoer Gorie6e al Me0erle, ion1
bill fgre &egieringen u1ngarn uoe1t
at gribe til %l1nionens 9plgsnillg.
Set pentes, at 5plittelien al Be to
&iger mi fdn noiRtteS, inotiI Iron=
ififtet be6 Sen ga11le Sellers 800.
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- Snfe1 Sans Siene-
t G

81 be1leoer 2Giernes 0pmerfiom=
beo paa oenne / bette M,,n1er begp1ro=
te Serie al Sfiloringer fra sen
ipanif=omerifonife arig l,noer open=
nebnte Sperifrift. 6orfatteren, 9r.
MarcnS 81. @onien, Morlbfielo,
8is., meooeler ber perioulige SpIe-
pelier fra 5elttoget, / bpilfet ban
oeltog, og ri troer mango bill glaoe
Jig beo at ie beparet ira Jorglem-
melie @piiooer / bort o6optereoe
SANDS @iltorie, ! bbilfe bore 2an6S-
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sammcnitprtet Sutcl.

"v]*t| H"tN O1t'
Scbport5walo, @iirtemberg, Spif=
lono, me0oeles iioite llge, at ct tort
Sotc0 ltprte0e lomnlen mc0cns Ser
/ Spileiolen ofbolotes en- @onfet. So
tellet bar nnoer Separation, ibct set
it1tl0e bpgges bpiere, % 8pgniugen
bar lpttet op poo ct 5 500 bpjt Still
loos. !gjeren hapoe inbb116t g1rbcj=
oerne ug enoel @prgere / Npen til ct
Neltn1ooltio / Sen 9lnlc0ning, % net
up 1on GGrtens Gfoal 'blep 6ruffet,
lfete So,nmenitprt1ingen, ioet Still
loblet bralt. Ser olrfpm So Melne-
ifer, % 100 i%ooreocs.
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Sr6ning u0en at Ser bil blibe erfle.
ret 5treife. S D6erite Me6sfalo oil
man bentelig toge Silflugt til Bre,
liOent &oolebelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

@eni.b Naboers og @enners Op-
merfiombe0 poa bette 8lab, pig Dem
bore liberale Eilbus, fremiatte Der !
8lobd, os forisg at ffaffe os I M
Wonncnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

sammrnlign bette 8Iab, 6ets SSn6.
bolb, nbitprelie, Bris og 9ramier
tne6 a1bre 8Ia0e ! famine Sprog.
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SCOTT. BOWIE. 400 Pearlsstreet.New YORK
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
A FREE CITY MORGUE.
|C. B. Perkins Makes Extensive Improve
ments New Addition to Growing
Brookhayen.

Mr.. G. B. Perkins has just COM
pleted what is called a Morgue- a
place which all cities have and
which has become necessary here
in Bronkhaven, because of its In
creased growth and population.
This place has been built in the
rear portion of Mr.. Perkins
hardware store and IS well lighted
and entirely of brick and cement,
the whole being finished in white.
A reporter called and was
shown through by Mr.. Chas. Ted
ford. Just before entering the
morgue proper very large ma
hogany cabinet is observed in
which are kept burial robes, etc.
After stepping inside and just
to the left there are nine large
display cabinets in which are kept
cofins of all grades and prices.
These cabinets are made to swing
out on a pivot when desired to be
seen, and are finished in white
enamel. The floor is of cement.
Adjoining this is the morgue
proper, where bodies are prepar-
ed for burial. This room con-
tains a white enameIed iron table
which can be placed in any posi-
tion and has water connections
and sanitary fittings, the water
being drained through a hole in
the floor which is inclined and also
of cement.
This is forward step Mr.. Per
kins has taken, and he never
does things by halves. The public
may rest assured that this depart
ment is the best to be had; and it
is also valuable addition to the
accommodations offered the public
by Brookhaven, her enterprising
citizens and business men.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
Ma6ee-MurdOck.

Last Sunday afternoon at the
residence of Rev. j.. G. Ellis, III
Beauregard, Mr.. Wallace Magee,
of this city and Miss Mossie Muir
dock, Of jackson, Tenn; were
united in holy wedIock.
Mr.. Magee is prominent
young business man Of this city,
while his bride is one OF Tennes-
sees luost lovely young girls.
She has been visiting in Wesson.
for the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee came down
Monday afternoon and are now at
home at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy on South Railroad
avenue.
The Leader Joins with large
circle of friends in wishing the
happy couple long and prosper
Gus journey on the matrimonial
sea.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
AduIterated Drugs.

New York. Sept. Is. The
Herald says: OF all the drugs
sold in the city of New York 72
per cent. are adulterated or in
some other way fail to comply
with the standard of the pharma-
copoea, and % per cent. are abso-
lutely or reasonably pure, and Sc
per cent. are so rank, so dishon-
estly compounded and labeled, SO
dangerous to life, that they call
for the instant prosecution in a
criminal court Of the manufacture
ers and wholesale dealers.
These figures are not the result
of guess work, but are founded
upon analysis and assay of 10000
specimens or samples procured
from the wholesale drug establish
ments either here or represented
here by agents. La this list no
account is taken of the thousands
of cases of criminal substitution
by the retailer, who, for a trifing
profit, does not hesitate to employ
entirely different drugs, although
cheaper, for the component parts
of prescriptions lntrusted to him
for compound1ng BY physicians.
The Leader hopes this adultera-
ltion Of drugs hasn't percolated
Mississippi soil. When we can't
eat anything, nor take our medi-
Gins without fear or favor, We
want to see somebody go to Jail.
The discovery of crime in high
places, ought to be dealt with as
| the blind tiger business is in the
Jungle. or shooting craps among
the rabble.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19

The oldest inhabitants cannot
recall weather as hot as this Of the
past week for twenty five years
come and gone. At Jackson last
Saturday the thermometer report
ed at II o'clock, 100 10 the shade,
while 95 was registered at several
other places.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
Prof. Spencer's Address.

By request Of the Progressive
Union, Prof. L. G. Spencer, prin-
cipal Of Spencer's Business Col
lege, of New Orleans, delivered a
free lecture at Heuck's Opera
House Saturday night, demon
strating his new methods of teach
ing short hand and book keeping.
For scme time the Progressive
Union has been working to secure
a branch of this college for Brook
haven and it was for this purpose
that Prof. Spencer came here.
Before leaving for New Orleans
Prof. Spencer stated that he be-
lieved Brookhaven offered excel
lent opportunities for a CONNER
cial college and if the Progressive
Union would help him to get as
many as twenty five students to
start with, he would open here in
November, running both a night
and day school.
Spencer's business college is
one of the best commercial insti-
tutions in the South and mas
much as the managers are thor
ough advertisers Brookhaven
would do we'll to locate even a
branch.
Supervisor ]. c. Bryant Accidentally
Killed.
Friends of Mr.. John G. Bryant
were painfully shocked Monday
when news came of his sudden
death by accident. Mr.. Bryant
was driving team of mules
across the Mississippi Central
track about five miles out from
town, when he was overtaken by
the train and instantly killed, his
mules sharing the same fate. The
wagon was wrecked. Mr.. Bryant
was 73 years of age; but was hale
and hearty and had the appear
ance of one much younger. His
wife died several years ago. He
leaves a daughter, Miss Effie, and
three sons, D. T., Carl and John
Bryant, to whom sympathy goes
out in their distress and sorrow.
His funeral took place at
Heuck's Retreat yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock and was largely
attended by friends and relatives
Of the deceased.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
a traveller On visiting q parL

a traveller on visiting a park
looked about at the trees and the
flowers, listen eel to the birds sing,
noted the sunshine glistening
through the shadows and the
whirr Of vehicles speeding past,
and said: sDr0t it'll I've been
living in park all my life and
didn I know It. How little we
appreciate the blessings and pleas
ures within reach and how We
reach out after that which turns
TO ashes in our hands,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19
From North Dakota It is report

From North Dakota IL is report
ed that one Of Harvey's fastidious
newly married ladies kneads bread
with her gloves on. The incident
may be somewhat peculiar, but
there are others. The editor of
lthis paper needs bread with his
Ishoes on; needs bread with his
Ishirt on; he needs bread with bis
pants on; and unless some of the
delinquent subscribers of this old
| rag Of freedom pay up before long
The will need bread without a-d
thing on and North Dakota is no
Garden OF Eden Id The winter
time. Fessenden n. D. Adger.
|tiser.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19

What is the most popular book.
in the world2 During the year
ending March, 1906, 6,000, 600
copies Of the Bible were circuIat-
ed BY the British and Foreign
Bible Society alone. Il exceeded
a former output for the same time
by 80: 900 copies.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-09-19

a paper describing the under
ground water resources of Mis-
sissippi. By Stare Geologist a. r.
Crider and +. G. johnson, should
lbe read BY every body. Address,
Director Of the 81. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, o. g.