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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Uobel.priierne.
aipling innr Sitcraturpriicu, Briitu
for Eplf saar til Chicago.
SrcoSpriicn ocles / 10.

Sra aritiunio telegroieres Oer
tOoe 0ecembcr:
SEQ ct RG0e / 9obel Snitinttet
ioaa meooeIte oen norife Robel, aomi.
tes 6ormou6. Stotsminiiter :. &sp.
Iouo. at Tlfreo 9tobelS SreoSpriS
ioor bar tilfienot Ieooore Ronetu
ira StaIien % 6ranitmGaben 2outs
Rennult mco ell SoIuocL til bper.
StotSminiiteren benutteNe oaion
a%uIeoningen til at holbc Ell fort
Minoetnle oper Song Oscar af Sue.
rigc. iom ban bcteane0c iom meeet
f~rcmtrGoen0e bIauot oe foueeIige
6reoaitiftere / gcroen.
2ouiS RcrnllIt er permanent 8eIe.
cat ira Srmfria til &olNliitstribu.
roIet | Soug, OF Wonetn or SStaIiens
met ircnrngenoe 6orfirmYsr for
5rcbsiogcu.
Sra Stocfbolm t~eIearaieres Den
t0oc December:
Hobel. Friicn for Sniff bleo iooa
tiItieuOt GrofeSior aIbert u. Ritel.
ion peh Chicago llniperiitet; Den me-
oittnife Fris t~ilfienotcs Or. 2ope.
ron / GoriS o. Yriieu for Semi Bro.
fcSior G0ouar0 gutIner oeO gerlins
llriucriitet. 2iterotur. Briien bIep
al oct ~ipenite afaSerui tiIfienSt Sen
enacIifc 0igter HuSparS aipling.
RobeI Friierue bIep aItiua iaor
icroeIt mellem Imerifd. England,
SpitIano. 6ranfrig oa StaIieu.
Suer NobeI .FriS uogisr iaar 1885,
1876 arouer eller omfring $50 aro-
uer mere emo iiior, % Dc fem Eriier,
iom mn err uooelt, nosisr tiliommcn
693,9Si aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
ct p~luoieliet anfalo.

Zen befierbte Ct. 9aiI.Suriit,
Gbpofat Sranf 81. &elog, Der meb
fremragenbe Gpsti9beO bar repre-.
ienteret og iremoeleS reprPienterer
Sorbrnbsregierineen I bens forifieI.
Iige Eager moo Stanbaro Sil.&om.
paniet, bIep miot iinoer en- Gale, ban
Ianoag slften bolot peo en- Wiooag
/ Retp gorf, rammet at, boao man
fsrIt troeoe oar ct SIagtiliRIoe, og
ianf bcpioitlss on. San fom iig oog
mart igien, og De tilfalote Eager er
al ben Weniug. at BET finn bar ct al.
m~inoeligt @eipimmeIiestiIiGIbe %
ocrfor al blot forbtgaaenOe 9etpo.
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Jnoitillet Dirfiomheo.

Ter meooeIe8 fra Butte, Wtout.
at ale amnlgamateO Copper Gompas
ms 8ruber err bleune lufteoe iiglgc
Suitrur ira Nem Dorf. Arbeioet er
ogiaa inOitiQet / Butte Coalition oa
Nortb Butte aommpnnierues Riner.
Taa @umo al SuoitrGutninger
tibligere foretagne / Wineoriften par
allerebe 1000 arbeioere aiifeoigeSe;
bette autal fOrsaes mi meb minOit
1900 til, ian MI iaIt ouer 10000
arbeioere er giort arbeioslsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
en- pietie RieneeIie.

0e. Sprenebe Staters Ssieiteret
bar ben Soc bs. itoOfRitet arcoaret'
tens aienoelie / en- Sag, iom al ct
Gbicaao.Sirma par anlagt moo 0t'
reftsren al 0ortb Oofota @opern'
ment agricultural Experiment Sta
ton for at foo niQiort @rlluoIopS'
mpsiigbeoen al Sen al StntenS Sc
eislotur / 1905 pCOtagne Cop moo
SorfoIifning al @lpbpiot og bIml'
oeoc Malinger. areosrettcn fienOte
2ouen for fonitihrttonel, og oenne
aienoeIie bar @ciciteret altiaa III
ltaofpitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Slaaoetostet.

5ra SIo 8oint Comfort, 3D., teIe.
araieres, at aommanboen / Ran.
bags blep beiit omborb pna Gontre.
ADMIRAL HobIep .. Gpans 5lagifib,
oct itore, prGgtige Slosifib Gonnec-
ticut, og at iamtlise be 16 Slag-
ifibe, iom ifal oeItage / Sogtet til
Stiaebapsfpiten, oa bar iamIeoe pan
to NOR, nemIig SIagitibeue "atiune-
iota~ % "aenticfp". Der imioIertif
bar unberpeis til Samlirgsiteoet.
Slaabens afieiling finder Stes
fsritfonimenSe Ianoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Situationen / 6oIofeIo

Sra 8oIbfeIo, Rep., telegrafereoes
Den Doe, at alt bar freoeligt % roIigt
on, men at Der par 5egn, ion tpSeoe
paa, at Sppnoingen i Sorbolbet
melem @rubeeierne og De raoifale
Neolemmer al 8eitern federation
o. 2nbor narmebe fig g riitepunftet.
ut Streiferne bar truifet 5orbere.
oelier til ! p~anfommeuoe SiIiGloe at
eisre pGbnet Rooitauo moo RiIitp.
ret, er giort sieHipuIis ueO 5unSei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
pettibone.S orhoret.

5orbsret ooer SEQ. U. 8ettibone,
Den treble % iioite al De arbeiOerle-
oere, iom err tat un6er Siltnle ior
3elagtigbeo | Woroet paa gr.8uper,
nsr Steunenberg, tog i'm gegpn'
belle / 9oiie. SSabo. / SirS6oas.
Statens piatieite Sioue ogiaa
oenue Sag oil bliue Sarrp Srdaro
Der / Oct giemeo or bragt mo I'll
9pen ira StatSiGngilet. buortil bar
er nsuIt til S~traiarbeioe paa 2ips
ti0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
UY proiioent

Sra Rem gorf meooeIes, at ".
q. 3bomas er blepen pdIat til abode
s. .. Sopemepers Gftermnno iom
ErUiioeut | american Sugar Re.
filming Gompanp. iii Sopemepers
Stiaiug iom Reolem al Gireftionen
paIgtes bans Ssn Soraee Sooemeper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Uv Jernbane.

Set mebbeles fra Tacoma, @aib.,
at beu me SernboneIinie opao lan9s
GoIumbiaflooen fra Sancouper til
bill bIipe fGroig til at tages /
Drug / Slutten al n9ite Iaaneo.
Gen npe gane, Der egentIig err en-
til 3ortbern Gacificbanen,
er 112 Wil lang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Hoods ~SarsapariHa

bar ppergadet ale andre AeeteIner l 6ors
trim. Salg og SslbreotIisr.
Tets Sele. tort iom bet BAR uRret. bar
gieninnlig iun irIt bespnot.
Set bar mootaget peo pirteIis failing
10000 Sionesbpro to War.
Tet renter 8ipoet. helbreSer ale Blob
Ipsocmme, ale Sploer % aft uoilrt.
Ict itprter NeapeR. iremuier Appetit o.
bugger pp belle Spfiemet.
7et trrerer Den trgtts 6~urnemmelie %
sisr DC ipGge f9rte.
8 iRopGnlis lpoeHce 6prm eler | docps
laeeo9tfeoe Tablets taleet Sarsatahs. 100
Soier 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
8oreermeiterpale

8eb 9ppaIset / Boston, NaiS., /
Sirsougs bIep RepibIitanernes aa1'
oioot, 9oitmeiter @eo, u. Sibbaro,
pulat til gcrgcrmcirr meo 1000
Stemmers Maioritct oper FIN Demo
fratilfe Iipal Sobn s. 5it3gcraIo.
Der bar aonoiSat for 8ienuaIg, 9ette
er isrlte @ang ii0en 1899, at en- Gc'
publifaner err bIct paIgt til Berger
meter | Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Srano / CANADA.

9pen Ilomcou / Rrobiuieu Sa&'
fatferpdn, Can, hIcmisgtes ben Zoe
oS. al Ell soeIrlGenoe Sloebrano,
Gen anretteoe Gtenoomsifaoe an
ilaaes at piQe onoruge til minoit
100000. @lunot De neobrGnOte
gpgninger err @rooO Scots slmericou
SoteI, Brighton @oteI, Here 9utit'
fer og 9agerbuic % TO SrGIaittom.
ter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

llounpueIieu al SllOion 50 Noure.
Sr.. til SoIofo$ierer i Eembina, y.
.. blep / MonoagS itnoiGitet al &c.
notet. Senotor Sansbrouab booSe
ira Seriten al mooarbeioet oenne 10.
uUnuclie, men BON Idhcr icnere til al
bopc itiftet Q2cniug for ban aioroc
ingeu Sn0iigeIie moo Staoiritclicu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

liz aieuIepenoc 7cIta9ere / Berger
frigeu ifal opfsrcS pua Heuiionsli'
item, % at ingeu ifal trpffe en- mini
ore BENTON enc $4,000 ON Nanne.
0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
titles paa Iige SOB meo Dem | benne
Senieenoe.

lftlles paa ltge Soo neo Dem I oeftle
Senieenoe.
sf bpiIfen 8igtigbeo oct er of Fri.
be tpbelige abresier paa grepe og
Batter, JON ifal forienoes meb 90
item, iremgaar al ben / 8eretningen
meboelte Splpsning, at Der | Ssbet
al iioIte slar anfom til "Geao Set.
er".&ontoret life minore emo 49,.
005, 255 9repe % Gaffer. Soer Ell
Wiiaion al bisie inoebolot 8ienitanbc
al S9rbi. Ger bar iaaleoes f~eiIiennt
Monep ORDERS, Gerler % Bantam.
pisninger til ct iomlet paaIpoenbe
geleb al nGitcn $2,000,000. foruben
$67,705.60 / fontante Geuge.
st icnere Telegram fra @a'bing.
ton beretter, at Der ira forIfielllge
2anobiitrifter og minbre Sper er ino'
lsbet it9rfe Snoiigelier moo Boitmi'
niIterens opeufor omtalte Tlan til
Sprettelien al en- Eaffcpoit. Mini'
iteren itob l,tpipIiomt / Den Wening
at ban bapoe msbt Sppoiitionen fro
2onbbiitrifternes SIDE peb De 0toot'
%fifationer, ban baooe forellaoet peo'
toget / ben o~prinoelige SaffepoIt'
plan; men bette ipnes altiaa life al
bore lpffeoes bam.
@n al oisie Snoiigelier, Der ale.
reoe er ioreIaat a~ongresier, fommet
fra Sernep / Soutb 0ofota % er I'M
bertegnet al ale Steoets leoenoe Dor.
gere.
Senator anute Relion bar frem'
fert ell lignenoe Getition fra Str
Salesmeu'S Isiociation / ct. Saul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13


ingeu SnbiigeIie moo Staoiuitclicu.
Senator SauSbrougb bar frem'ut
ct Sorilog, Der bar I'll Scniiat at
reboc en- blind Gigc Stina Gnqcbergs
Someiteao nrr aenmarc, @or0
Goumtu, 3ortb 9afoto. Niii5 Gnpr.
BERG gioroe lin "Gutrn" pnn Sono'
foutoret / 0tinot poa Iouur&iig
Nina6e. opfsrtc Ell Spite pao oct %
ubierte. bpu6 2rocn cIlerS iororer.
Scn0cS "Gntrp" hIep beitriot, %
&ortprct | Wtiuet oi1ior6e SoQell
imoo benbc. SenocS Genucr appel.
Iereoc til Scnotor SnuSbrouab meb
opeuuGpute Rciultnt.
acngrcSmuuo 8ronna bar ircm,
lot Scuator McGumbcrs Sorilnd til
ell national acrninipettionSIoo I Rc,
prGicntontbuict; ogioa ct 6oriIal
ON Stunoclic til at tnge ct mt Some.
iteuo, / GiIiGIoer bpor Ell SeiItaaeIiC
er bcganet mco Senipu til 9eifnffeu.
bcOcu cller 9eIiggeubeocn al oct fsrit
optagnc Someitea6.
Senator Gamble bar frcmiut 6or.
ilag til Ell Sop ON Iabniuacn al
Cheyenne % Stanoing Rocf Heier,
potioucrne / ShuoSic Gountp Soutf
Safotd.
aonareSmouo San fra iommC
Stat Dor fremiat Sorilog ON at op'
bppe SoIocn paa Sr9lalt.
st meoet bigtigt SiIlGa til o.
6oreneoe Statcrs &cnfllrSlop CT bic.
pct ioreilonet / Seuatct Of Souens
o%prinoeIiac S~oriatter. EQUATOR 9luitt
ReIion. Get beltemmcr, at niger
fan giere fripiuig aonfurS, mcb min
ore peStommeuoeS 8iplo anbragel
til et @eIsb al minbit $500.
Get bar uemIig pitt iig. at Sol
paa forifiellige Steoer rurot ON
Souoet bar berpttet iig al Sopeu ii
at bcbroge aisbmGno og andre 6or
retniugsfolf, Der bar betroct Dem 90
rer for 9elsb al op til 200 og 30t
Dollars, for buao DC ifplote bent nei
at aiSre iripiQig aorfltrs | oct gic
meb eoeutircIt at iaa @irIOeu Iop
mGsiig opbGpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

Senator ReIicn bar iremiat ct
SoriIag ON, at oct tianoes Rational.
banter at uoIaane geuge MOB Sifter.
beS / fat eienSom % 9ano iii en-
SreoieOel al g9roieH.
Den nnbagte aongresmano ira
ben npbaste Stat StInboma bar
iremiat 6orilag til 2op OrL at iamt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

Senatorerne Reliou og Glapp bar
besge anbeiaIet @ieuuonGpneIien al
8ilinm s. 8rimibaD til 5oreneoe
Staters Waribaa for Ninneiota.
9iitrittet. Rr. @rimibapS Sermin
uoIsber Den ABE Sccember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

goitminiiteren anbeialer, at l1ni.
inrmsregIementet for Eoitbuoene /
gperne uopibes til ogiaa at omiatte
Goitfsrerne I 9anobiitrifterne. On
al SnteI Sam ~iororonet officiel Uni.
form bar piit fig at forbsie babe zig.
teIien oe Reipeften for Stiainsen for
gppoitbuoeneS geofommenoe, % Der
ipnes life of p9re nogen 9runo,
bportor 2anbpoit6uoene life ifuISe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

Senator Gilman bar / Senatet
fremiat 6oriIog ON, at Der pooIG9.
aes 6innusfomiteen at forouitolte Ell
uuberisgeIie al Sinousminiiterers
oiiitiele SonoliHger / Sorbinbclie
meo Den iinaniieae Strife, ipecieIt ON
bporpibt llbitcocIicn al DC 3 4rocent
rentcbGreuoe Stat8obligutioner bar
IopmGslig eller eli.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
NEWDEPOT COMPLETED
BROOKHAVEN'S PROGRESSIVE UNION
HAS ONE BIG SCORE TO ITS
CREDIT.

Besides other things that could
be pointed out TO commend Brook
ravens Progressive Union it has a
big score to its credit in the new
passenger depot of the l. e. Rail
road at this place, which has just
been completed with the excep-
ton of q few minor touches. It
was directly due to the initiative
and persevering eff orts of the
Progressive Union that this hand
some land long needed public I'M
provement was secured to this
city.
Ticket Agent Randolph Smith
and other employees of the Illinois
Central passenger department
moved into the new depot ON
Wednesday, Nov. Goth inst, and
at once proceeded to business,
much delighted with the change,
as were all passengers going out
from here over either of Brook
hayen's three railroads. The
first ticket sold ut the window of
the new ticket Office was pur-
chased by B. D. Grizzard, of New
York.
The building is of pressed
brick, manufactured here, with
stone trimmings and terra Gotta
roof, and is one of the handsomest
buildings anywhere on the line.
1t is heated by steam, contains
separate waiting rooms for the
two races, ticket Office, express
and baggage rooms, and all neces-
sary apartments for the con-
venience of the travelling public.
The express Office, representing
both the American and Southern
companies, has not been moved
into the new building as yet.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
BROOKHAVEN'S COTTON RECEIPTS.
1894 Bales Behind Receipts of CORES
pOnding Date Last Year.

Up to yesterday morning Brook
haven's cotton receipts by wagon
at the compress dating from Sept.
], aggregated 1880 bales. The
Farmers Union Warehouse
opened its doors for business Oct.
82th. Up to yesterday morning
the total numb Der of bales stored
in it was 271. This makes the total
received at both places 1911.
Last year Brookhaven's receipts
by wagon between Sept. / and
November % were 1865 bales,
or difference in favor of last
year to date of 1894.
Opinion differs as to whether
this difference is caused by a COM
parative falling off With size of
the crop or because the farmers
are holding back their cotton for
better prices.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
A Lot OF Civil Cases Passed on During
the Week.

Since court convened. Monday
morning the following cases have
been dispused of:
In the suit of W. !. Williams
ct al VS.. Moreton & Helm Lum-
bar Company, an order was taken
reviving the cause in the name of
the Administrator.
Orders were entered admitting
Mr.. FL. Mex. FuIgham and Mr..
John I. Netterville to practice
law in this State.
On motion Of plaintiff, the case
of Silas johnson, Sr., VS.. Western
Union Telegraph Co., was dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
The case of Epstein Bros. VS..
Illinois Central Railroad Co. was
compromised and dismissed at de-
fendant's cost.
Three cases styled DIR. Fl. Z.
Cummings VS.. Moreton & Helm
Lumber Co. we're dismissed at
mutual cost of parties.
In the case of Grafton Drug Co.
VS.. John P. Grant, on a promis-
sary note, judgment by default
against the defendant was entered
for the sum of $304.73 and Gosts.
Judgment by default as entered
in the case of G. B. Perkins VS..
Peoples Steam Laundry for the
sum of $583. rs and costs.
In the case of The Wilson Com
pany VS.. Hartman Mercantile Co.,
for debt, Judgment by default was
taken against the defendant for
the sum of $260.3O and cost.
The damage suit of M. V.
Reeves VS.. Butterfield Lumber
Co., by agreement, was dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
The case of /. M. G. Smith VS..
Butterfield Lumber Go. was dis
missed, by agreement, the cost
having been paid.
A Judgment of jury and verdict
for defendant was entered in the
case of Frank Wilson ct al VS..
Pearl River Lumber Company.
In the appeal case of Jacob
Toney VS.. Minerva Hill ct al, the
same being an attachment suit,
the defendant failing to appear,
Judgment was entered dismissing
the appeal and ordering writ of
procedendo.
The case of Mrs. M. A. Stringer
ct al. VS.. Illinois Central Railroad
Co. was concluded Thursday after
noon. The jury was out about
two hours and returned a verdict
for the plaintiff for the sum of
$4,000. This suit was for dam
ages for the death of Mr.. Lee
Stringer, about two years ago, in
the yards of the defendant in
Brookhaven, by his falling be-
tween two cars while uncoupling
them and was crushed to death.
The plaintiff claimed that as Lee
Stringer was uncoupling the cars,
other members of the train crew
negligently handled the train and
thereby caused Stringer to fall be-
tween the cars. The plaintiffs
attorneys we're Hon. Marcellus
Green, of Jackson, and Hon. P.
4. Jones of Brookhaven.
Messrs. j. w. Cassidy, of Sum-
NIT, and J. G. Carlton, of Prem
tiss, have been among the out-of-
town attorneys in attendance on
Court during the week.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23

Gov. Vardaman issued q strong
letter last week to the officers and
citizens of the state for better
enforcement of law for the pro.
lection of the citizens and the pre-.
vention of crime. He puts stress
on the suppression of blind tigers
and the dealers in cocaine. While
it is the duty of the officers to see
to the enforcement of the law,
they are almost powerless when
the citizens will turn their backs
in order that they may not see the
law violated, for fear they will
have to appear as witnesses and
they thereby become a party to
the crime. Let our citizens act
with the officers in the suppress.
sion of crime and the laws will be
enforced. The people will be
secure, happy and prosperous.
Let everyone bear his due share
of responsibility in enforcing the
law. Dnrant. News.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
PrOhibitiOniStS too Smart and Numer'
GUS for the Antics.

Montgomery, Ala, Nuv. 49,
When two car loads of Mobile
women came to this city to day to
lobby against the prohibition bill,
they found delegations from Mont
gomery, Selma and Birmingham
had filled the senate galleries un.
til not seat was left. 1t was the
plan to crowd them out, and they
carried little children who stood
in the lobbies and pinned ribbons
on every one who came in. The
scene was one of the most spec
tacular in the history of the state
When the Mobile ladies arrived.
they found they had to stay out
side in the arleady overcrowded
lobbies. Children were kept out
of school to work against whis-
kew.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
ALABAMA GOES DRY.
LEGISLATURE PASSES A PROHIBITION
BILL. COVERING THE STATE.
Unprecedented Scenes Witnessed in the
State Senate.

Montgomery, Ala. Nov. 49,
Unprecedented scenes were enact.
ed in the senate chamber of the
legislature of Alabama today
when the statutory prohibition
bill was passed. Women and
children thronged corridor and
gallery, and even usurped the
sanctity of the floor, pushing the
senators from their seats, and
giving vent to their enthusiasm
by shouting and cheering that re.
echoed through the building.
Senators who opposed the bill
were hissed down when they arose
to speak against the measure, and
Lieut.. Gov. Gray, the presiding
officer of the senate, was forced to
reprove the senators.
The statutory prohibition bill,
which was passed today, was in
the nature of a compromise be-
tween the antis and the prohibi-
tionists. The ants agreed to give
up the fight provided the time was
extended to January, 1909, when
the sale of whiskey would be for
hidden in the state of Alabama.
This amendment will be sent to
the house tomorrow and will be
cOncurred in without a fiOht.
Gov. Conner will approve the
bill, and, it is understood tonight,
that movement has been started
by the state W. G. 7. U. to make
the signing of the bill a very
formal occasion. A feature of
the compromise between the ants
and the prohibitionists today was
that the ants will not oppose the
bill to appropriate the sums of
$5, 900 annually to the governor
to see that the bill shall be en-.
forced.
The amended bill was passed 80
to 2, Senators Spragins, of Madi-
son, and Hammer, of Dekalb, vot-
ing against it. The bill passed
today does not interfere with
Jefferson county, in which Birm-
ingham is situated, and other
counties in which prohibition be-
comes effective January 1, 1908,
but the local option election called
in Montgomery next month is
abandoned, and no other local op.
tion elections will be allowed.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
Yours very truly,
CAPITAL STONE co,

P6T .. =. DUB1,
Brookhaven, Miss. Nov. Is,
1907. To the Hon. Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen of the City
of Brookhayen.
Gentlemen: We will build
your sidewalks as per plans and
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
1 80 sgsk< .sggsssss .ggsk& sggsskes .@%s
DRESS
GOODS &
MILLINERY

These Departments are in the
midst of a very great rush prepar=
atory for Thanksgiving. We have
sold many handsome Suits and
Hats, but we still have the very
thing you want. Our Mail Order
business has grown to large pro-
portions. If you wish samples
write us and they will come by re-
turn mail; satisfaction guaranteed.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
The Butchers" Struck a "Snae." "

The newsboys on the local
trains are having a pretty rough
time with Sheriff Bagnell of this
county. Three of them were
guests of the county boarding
house" last week. Dorsa, notice
of whose violation of the local op-
tion laws of this county and bis
subsequent fine of 500 appeared
in last weeks Reveille, vas the
hrst of the unfortunates. On
Thursday. the sheriff took Earl
Boult, a young fellow of about 1S
years, off the northbound after
noon train, and Friday Justice
CoIson assessed HIM with fine of
500. This was paid Saturday.
Sheriff Bagnell went to Harris
ton on the "bumble- bee" Satur-
day evening and there arrested
Mack Powers, news agent on the
Little J.,'' on a charge of selling
liquor at Martin. Powers re-
mained in jail until Monday when
he was tried before Justice
Mitchell of the fifth district. Let
lit be said to the credit of the rail
road officials that they are as
anxious to rid their trains of
these law breakers as the civil
authorities. As an indication of
this, Dorsa was erected from the
train by railroad detective the
/ first run he made after being con-
victed here. The conductors are
especially bitter against the
butchers" who are Inscriptions,
and are aiding in getting rid of
them. Sheriff Bagnell deserves
the thanks of every law abiding
citizen in his efforts to purify the
county, and it is the moral duty
of every one to do all possible to
| aid him in finding the guilty.
Port Gibson ReveiIle.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23

specifications of the city of Brook
haven, Miss, for the sum of 15c
per foot. Yours truly,
Az I'M q xHtin 1NII
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23

The result of the Gates meeting
at Greenwood is as follows: l04
members for the Baptist church,
about the same for the Methodist,
Is for the Presbyterian. The pas.
tor, Rev. S. E. Tull, of the Green.
wood Baptist church, immersed
66 candidates in 55 minutes.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23
Notice to Farmers Union.

All members of the Farmers
Union are requested to meet at
the Union Warehouse in Brook
haven on Nov. 28th, at 10 o'clock
a. M. Be sure and come; busi-
ness of Importance.
FL. E. MIDDLETON,
Secretary Treasurer.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-23

Commissioner Thompson, of
South Carolina, strongly urges
that elimination of the cotton
gamblers by law as protector to
Southern cotton growers.