The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-27
THE FOURTH AT
BOCUE CHITTO.
IT WILL BE CELEBRATED IN GRAND
STYLE.
Numerous Attractions and Prizes
Provided for the Days Program.

Numerous Attractions and Prizes
Provided for the Days Program.
The fifth annual picnic of the
Bogue Chitto Picnic Association
will be celebrated on the Fourth
lof July, 1906, at the Bogne Chitto
lpicnic grounds.
The attractions will be numer-
ous. It will be one of the most
thoroughly entertaining Fourth Of
July celebrations ever seen in this
part of the State. No pains will
be spared by the management to.
see that every body has good
thine.
All the leading State candidates
have been invited and some have
promised to attend and We expect
| to hear the different platforms
thoroughly discussed. This
promises to be grand feature of
1.-THE picnic.
Special arrangements have been
made for those who may wish Co
"trip the fantastic toe and we have
secured one Of the finest string
bands in the State FOR this occa
lsion. Ben Penn, Of Brookhayen,
will act as floor manager.
All those who enjoy a real gen
uine up.tosdate game of base ball
are especially invited, as that will
be one of the most interesting
features of the day. Game will
be played in the afternoon.
Special rates have been secured
from the /. g. II. r.. and there
will be an excursion over the B.
E. Brister Saw Mill Line to ac-
lcolumodate those from the western
country.
Arrangements for special police
force has been made and the very
best Of order will be maintained
throughout the day.
In the way of general amuse-
ments for the visitors of the day
the following list of prizes are
offered, to-wit:
For the prettiestSgirl baby un-
der one year old, French hand
made cap-A. g. Seavey & Sons.
For the finest boy baby under
one year old, pair fine shoes A,
g. Seayey & Sons.
For the oldest man on the
ground, J. B. Stetson hat Nv. 2.
Hubert.
For the ugliest man on the |
ground, No Name hat Geo. Bow
fky.
For the neatest dressed lady on
1.-The 5Tound, pair fancy Oxfords
lChas. Heuck & Son.
For tie most graceful lady |
dancer 6e two-pound box of
Huyler's bes candy BY G. 3.
Grafton Drug q. i
4 One hat for the lest Fourth of |
July oration Hartfan Mercans
title Go.
4 For the most gracefGrge gentle
man dancer, $500 shaving set
4 Noodles Hardware Store.
i For fat mans race, weight over
200 pounds, one-half barrel flour
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Go.
For boys race under 70 years
old, one pair shoes by I. G..
Barr, Bogue Chitto.
For boys race under Is years
Fold, one rife C. B. Perkins.
For best fiat footed jumper, IL
Ito 16 years old, one pair SO. so
| Douglass shoes by B. e. Brister
Mercantile Co., Bogue Chitto.
For the prettiest married lady
on the ground, one $3.50 center
table by Penn Furniture Go.
4 For boys sack race under 16
years old, one pair pants Sam
lZwirn.
Forprettiest lady on The ground,
one handsome trimmed hat Jno.
MEG Grath q Sons.
I, For the best home-raised mule
under 3 years old, $500 in gold
Commercial Bank, Brookhaven.
For the oldest lady on the
Iground, one pair shoes d. G.
q Coney.
For girls race under IL years,
30 soda tickets Price Drug Co.
For the tallest lady on the
|ground, one piano scarf j. w.
Pattoa Music Co, A. L. Moore,
manager.