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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-19
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-19

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ciatad Press
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
". o. ". lJnyeiline at CaseyViIIc.

Brookhaven Camp No. 8, w. O.
w. assisted the Caseyville and Lone
Oak Camps, unveil on Sunday last
at 3 p. m. at Philadelphia church,
near Caseyville, the monument
erected to the memory Of Sovereign
N. F. Hudson. At 12 o'clock
noon, the Woodmen and their
friends assembled at Grange Hall,
where a bountiful and excellent din
ner was served to all, by the good
people Of the Caseyville neighbor-
hood. AT 2 o'clock p. M. the
large concourse Of people assem-
bled, proceeded to Caseyville,
where the Woodmen formed in
double column, preceded by the
Woodmen Band, thence to the
grave, where the beautiful and
impressive ceremony of unveiling
was performed. Thanks are due
Miss Minnie Davis for an appro-
pirate recitation, also to the church
choir for music rendered
Surely it is good to be in all
and among such grand and noble
people as those Of the Caseyyille
neighborhood
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Summers. Ramsey

This evening there will be q
happy elimination Of pretty lit
tie romance that began ii our city
only few months ago. AT the
home of Mrs. Kate Ramsey her
winsome young daughter, Miss
Beulah, will be led to Hyman,s al
tar by DR.. E. L. Summers, Of our
city, Rev. r. H. Purser, pastor Of
the Baptist church, performing the
ceremony. The newly welded will
leave after the VOWS are spoken on
trip north whittier the blessings
of the community will attend them.
DIR. Summers has won naught
but golden opinions as a gentleman
and physician since his residence
among us. He is associated with
DR.. Solon G. Wilson in the prac-
tice of his profession and has a
wide and growing practice.
His bride-to-be is one Of the
gentlest and loyeliest Of young la
dies and one calculated to make a
model wife and homekeeper.
The Leader extends its most cor
dial congratulations a little in adj
vance, but none the less sincere.
May life be to them a long Sum
mers" day
And the 'Beulah' land reached at
the end of the way.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
The Library.

The Library held its annual
meeting on its birthday, October 8.
There were present a number
more than required by the consti-
tutional quorum and the election
of officers passed off quietly, as
all elections should.
The reports of the Librarian,
Treasurer and Book Committee were
accepted and were found to be
most gratifying to the constituent
cy.
During the past year the total
amount expended was $865. .28; the
income from membership dues and
various benefits, and other sources,
made a total during the year Of
$660.35. The amount in hand at
present is $225. .27.
The Librarian reported 729 books
on the shelves, with number yet
on the way, these having been or
dered recently by the Book Com
mittee.
The following officers were elect,
led: Mr.. A. A. Cohn, president;
Mr.. M. Lewinthal, vice president;
Miss Josie Heuck, secretary; Mrs.
Henry Flowers, treasurer; Execu-
tive Committee, Messrs. T. Brady
F. O. Conant, O. Newton, P. q
Jones, MINES. David Cohn, A. c.
McNair, F. B. Noodle, VIII. Penn
B. 7. Hobbs, with the Library offic
ers as ex-officio members.
Book Committee: F. O. Conant
M. Lewinthal, Mrs. F. H. Hart
man, Mrs. R. E. Higdon, Mis-
Josie Heuck, with the Librarian
ex-officio member.
The officers and members of tn,
executive committee were choser
from among those who have most
ardently supported the institution
and the new year for The Librar!
opens under most encouraging aus
piceS.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Lawrence County Association.

The Lawrence County Baptist
Association, held her eighth annual
session with the Prentiss Church,
Prentiss, Miss. beginning Friday,
Oct. 2, 1908. The old officers
were reelected: Rev. R. Drum
mond, moderator; Wade Polk,
clerk, and Rev. E. d. Posey, treas
urer. At IL O'Clock Rev. R. j.
Boone preached the associational
sermon; theme The preaching of
the Gospel Of the Kingdom to all
the World "
Items Of interest. show a forward
movement on all lines, with four
new churches added to her number.
Correspondence messengers were
present from other religious bodies.
Hon 3. P. Jones and Rev. W. z.
Darling represented Lincoln Coun-
|ty Association.
The reports through the commit
tees were fine, and the speeches
good. The people of Prentiss met
the expectation Of delegates and
visitors in caring for them in roy
al style. The peace and harmony
and the deliberations were never
better
The business part of the Associa-
tion closed at a late hour Saturday
night. Preaching at the usual
hours on Sunday.
A great Association in a very fine
town under 80 many favorable cir
cumstances such as good weather
and everybody happy, made it q
good place to be. The Association
will meet next year at Monticello.
+. ]. 3.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Election Managers and Bailiffs for Gen.
eraI Election Nov. 8.

New Court House Dalton
Moore, A. A. Maxwell, S. R. Re
dus; D. Blue, bailiff.
Richie Lee Maxwell, Martir
Boyt, w. Z. McGraW; Jesse Ryals
Bailiff.
Caseyville Geo. Gaskins, W. w
Godbold, w. M. Higdon; O. w
Easterling, Bailiff.
Old Court House Jno. M. May
Sr., julius Tyler, T. G. Maxwell
| w. M. May, Bailiff.
McClendon w. r. Summers
Lewis Arthur, j. G. Nations; B
"A. Williams, Bailiff.
Red Star j. /. Minton, M. G.
Montgomery, Jno. B. Newell; w
Ed Smith, Bailiff.
Montgomery Floyd Middleton
Hugh Nations, ]. P. Bouchillon; &
2. Douglas, Bailiff
Ruth j. H. Rawls, w. N. Gun
lnells, Brown Greer W. Z. Reeves
Bailiff.
Vaughans S. p. eagle, LutheI
Blue, j. M Paxton; g. M. Smith
Bailiff.
Good Water viii Oberschmidt
Alex Bullock, j. We. Hoggett; j
I - -, s1err
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
A Great Day at Mt. MOriah.

Monday morning the patrons
and pupils Of Mt. Moriah School,
also members of the Farmers I'M
ion assembled at the church. Prof
Girault, the teacher-elect, for the
Mt. Moriah School, while disclaim-
ing any intention Of making a
speech, proceeded in very inter-
esting manner to present his views
in regard to the duties of teacher,
patron and pupil. Mt. Moriah
School is to be congratulated upon
securing the services for a second
term of this talented young man,
noble son of noble father.
Hon. J. Al, Maui was then intro
duced as the speaker for the occa-
sion and in his eloquent and I'M
pressive style delivered an address
that was unanimously approved by
the audience. The writer has Of
ten wondered upon whose shoulders
would fall the mantle Of the late
lamented w. f. Parsons; unques
tionably j A. Maui is the man.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Naul's
address, S. p Oliver was called on
/ for a short talk on the agricultural
situation when he presented few
facts for the consideration Of the
farmer
| The dinner hour having arrived
/ all repaired to the table. where was
spread such d feast as the good
women Of MT. Moriah know 50 well
how to prepare After dinner
organizer A. wv. Meyers delivered
an address to the Farmers Union,
replete with sound logic and good
! d vice. xxx
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

Cotton is selling for 8.62 1-2 in
Brookhaven today.
T. j. Nunnery returned yester-
day from a trip to Wilson, La.
Misses Lowe and jackson, of
Bogue Chitto, have been guests of
Brookhaven relatives.
Jesse Smith says: Amy old
ladies afraid of taking cold may
keep on their hats at church. -
Watch out for the date of the
amateur minstrel entertainment
for the benefit of the W. O. w.
band at the Opera House.
! For Sale or Rent. in Brignall's
Addition several pretty cottages,
also two small farms. See me be-
fore renting or buying elsewhere.
Guy E. Brignall.
We regret to state that at this
writing Mr.. ]. H. Willoughby's
condition is discouraging. His
many friends hope to hear better
tidings from his bedside.
The Leader regrets to learn that
Mr.. E. Menelas has been keeping
company with some of his Brook
haven friends in physical affliction
Mr.. Menelas is now improving af-
ter days of suffering.
Mrs. F. H. Hartman chaperoned
a party of young people on a pos
sum hunt Monday night. The
sport was invigorating and delight
full and at the midnight hour one
possum was captured.
Capt. Hugh L. Applewhite has
been retired from military service,
on account of failing health.
Brookhaven friends regret exceed
lngly to note this item, which is
circulating in the daily press.
Chas. T. Butler, one of Brook
haven S most cultured and talented
young lawyers, has decided to To-
cate at Beaumont, Texas. Brook
haven regrets to lose Mr.. Butler.
but consoles itself with the re-
Election that he will win honor for
his town and State in the Western
country. All success to him.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
l2-MILL TAX LEVY FOR YEAR lOOS...
THE SAME As LAST.
The Leader Again Awarded Contract for
City Printing and Official
Supplies.

The Board of Aldermen met last
night in the mayors office. Pres
ent: Mayor Lanier, Clerk Hamil-
ton, Aldermen Abrams, Wentworth
and Hartman. Absent, Jones and
Baggett.
Hon. Thos. Brady, Jr., presented
a petition for Street Commissioner
]. M. Magee, requesting the board
to set aside its ordinance abolish
ing the street commissioners office
on Jan. l, 1908. The matter will
be taken up at the adjourned meet
ing next Tuesday night.
DR.. |. w. Cooper appeared be-
fore the board and asked for better
police protection around the college
property, suggesting a patrol every
half hour by some policeman
around the College block. He also
offered to pay half of such police
mans salary. This matter was
deferred for action to some future
meeting.
: A. A. Cohn, representing the Glib
son Paving Co., appeared before
the Board and attempted to make
compromise or agreement whereby
the company would again go to
work, but the board stood pat on
their former action.
The Sodermann Heating Co. were
allowed $685. 68 as part payment
on the new heating apparatus at
the public school
At the suggestion and on his rec
ommendation an order was issued
to the same company to make a
number of minor needed improve
ments at the school not embraced
in the contract
The city Treasurer's report was
received, Mr.. Heuck having the
cash with him for the balances,
which was counted by the board.
The city tax levy for the year
1908 was made IL mills-the same
as last.
Tax Collector Doc Sartin's report
and accounts were o. KID.
The Leader was again awarded
the contract for the city printing,
including the furnishing of all
stationery, tax receipts books,
public school supplies, etc., needed
by the city for the ensuing year,
The Leaders bid being the lowest
and best submitted.
R. M. ,Nalty was allowed $3.50. 10
due on motor installed at the
power house.
The street commissioner was in
structed to give notice to the resi-
dents along West Congress street to
have the overhanging limbs cut
from their trees along the side
walk, or the city would have the
work done and charge it up to the
property holders.
A number of minor matters
were discussed and passed on,
which will be published in the
official proceedings of the board.
The board adjourned to meet
Tuesday, Oct. IL at 7:30 p. m.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Embroidery Club.

Mrs. Mex. Fulgham, one of our
most charming young hostesses,
entertained the Embroidery Club
on Tuesday afternoon at her pic
turesque and artistic new home on
East Chickasaw. The weather
lent its broadest smiles to the occa-
sion and the evening was one of
the most delightful in the histo ry
of the club.
A guessing game furnished di-
version after the sewing hour.
Refreshments were daintily
served.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
TOWN AND COUNTY HAPPENINGS

Autos are having an outing this
fine weather.
Hon, T. Brady visited New Or
leans Monday.
One Groom house for rent. APP
ply to T. H. Perkins.
Miss Carrie Terry left Monday
on a visit to Greenwood.
5 or 6 doses 1866" will cure
any case Of chills and fever. Use
Wood-Oak and pine, stove and
two foot always on hand. Phone
207-quick service.
The original Big Muddy Coal
always on hand. Phone 207.
Quick service. Buy the best.
Henderson & Turnbough are SELL
ing buggies and surreys at hard
times prices. Read their ad.
You won't make a mistake by
getting your new buggy or surrey
from Henderson & Turnbough.
Fred Herman, of Hammond,
La, who has spent the past two
years in Panama, was in the city
with friends yesterday.
For Sale or Rent.-In Brignall's S
Addition, several pretty cottages,
also two small farms. See me be-
fore renting or buying elsewhere.
Guy E. Brignall.
For Sale or Rent. In Brignal's S
Addition several pretty cottages,
also two small farms. See me be-
fore renting or buying elsewhere.
Guy E. Bignall.
For Sale-Some we'll bred, well
marked, strong and healthy Point
er pups. Can be trained this sea-
son. Price $10 Call up or write,
Paul S. Thompson, 227 Chippewa
St.
The Orthodox Jewish congrega-
tion held their services in the
court house all day Monday. Mr..
Hyman Zwirn was assisted in con-
Quoting the services by Mr.. M.
Weidenbaum and Mr.. S. Kemp, of
Hazlehurst.
Miss Nora Penn left last Thurs
day to take a position as music
teacher at Newton. Miss Nora
taught last year at Biloxi, and has,
therefore, experience as a teach
er. Her Brookhaven friends wish
her all success.
Ed. Thurner, an old Brookhaven
boy, who has been with the Cres
cent City Auto Co., of New Or
leans, for some time, was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with
his many friends and incidentally
attending to business.
"OId Bill' Turnbough, Of Hem
derson & Turnbough, will sell you
a buggy or surrey at a bargain.
Bill has been here many years and
intends to stay and if he didn' t
treat the people right year after
year he wouldn't be in business
now.
Chas. Witbeck and Chas. Hamil-
ton have been the champion fire.
fighters of the city during the last
confagrations which occurred on the
outside edge Of the town and to-
which only very few of the citi-
zens turned out. They claim to
have saved seven houses by concen-
trating the help they had at hand.
Mr.. Oscar F.. Bailiss of Brook
haven Miss, is the guest Of his
aunt, Mrs. Al M. Mullins for few
days. Mr.. Bailiss has been ID the
navy for the past four years and
accompanied the battleship fleet
that is making the round world
trip as far as San Francisco, where
he left the fleet to return home,
his term of enlistment having ex-
pred. McComb Enterprise.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

roll Maxwell, P. c. MulIin; V. v,
Tullos, Bailiff.
Bogue Chitto j. S. Morgan, H.
D. McInnis, S. L. Jackson; B. w.
O'Neal Bailiff.
Arlington P. G. East, G. T.
Avery, ]. H. Albritton; T. H.
Montgomery, Bailiff.
Norfield John Osborn G. H.
Campbell, Ed. Moak; D. D. Sim
mons, Bailiff.
The first named manager for
each voting precinct shall be ticket
manager.
w. w. HALL,
Commissioner.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
NEW POSTMASTER IN CHARGE.
Hon. {. r. Brennan Took Charge This
Morning.

Hon. E. F. Brennan, who receiv-
ed his appointment as postmaster
of the city Of Brookhaven on Sep
tember 26th, received his commits
sion yesterday.
Mr.. E. H. Thompson, the retir-
ing official, and Mr.. Brennan spent
most Of yesterday in checking over
the books Of the office and this
morning Mr.. Brennan took full
control.
With the exception, Of the Epost-
master and his assistant, the per-
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

sonnel of the office is the same as
when in charge Of Mr.. Thompson.
The following are Mr.. Brennan s
co-workers:
Henry M. Sims, assistant post
master.
Miss Bessie Thompson.
N. B. Fisher.
R. B. Ellzey.
M. r. Powers
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Strayed

From my place in Bogue Chitto on
Sept 26th, one
SORREL HORSE
about years old; weighs about
700 pounds; foretop cut out and
balance of name clipped off; blaze
in face.
A good reward for return of ami
NAL or information leading to his
recovery.
S. B. NEWMAN,
Bogue Chitto, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
ErsakhsVaa and Pearl River ssllTsy q.
Citation Notice.
THE SLATE or MISSISSIPPI.

THE SLATE tlF WIoSIoSIFTI
70 viii Aletshee. whose place OF residence and
postohice address Is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of the County OF Lincoln Ia said
state On the ard Monday III October 1868. to de-
lend the suit 10 said Gourt Of Harriet AcGhea.
who sues tof q divorce wherein YOU are defend
ant.
This, the 26fh day Of September. "A. y. 1908.
E. B. HARRIS.
Solicitor tog Complainant.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
Strayed or Stolen

From my place in Bogue Chitto last
Thursday or Friday
LIGHT ROAM PONY
blaze in forehead; scar on left knee,
barb wire cut; 8 or 9 years old; in
very good order.
Reward for return or informa-
tion leading to recovery of the ami
NAL.
F. N. NELSON,
Bogue Chitto, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eitel, of
Mish, are visitors to relatives here.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

John Sharp Williams has been
assigned to the northwest to make
campaign speeches or Bryan and
Kern.
New Orleans has two women en-
balmers. Both ladies are charnl-
ing gentIeWomen says the Plea
yune.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07


This October 5, 1908.
On motion duly seconded, the
resignation of the County Attorney
is hereby accepted.
Appointment of County Attor-
ney. On motion duly seconded,
Hon. j. N. Yawn is this day unani-
mously elected attorney for Lin
coin county for the term of one
year at the annual salary of $500,
payable semi-annually.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Lincoln county, Miss.
Gentlemen submit my report
as Superintendent of the County
Convict and Poor Farm for the
month of Septebmer, 1908. | have
IL paupers and Z prisoners of the
first class.
Prisoners worked on their fines
and cost are:
Hartwell Scott, John D. Wright,
Rams Dixon, Ed Smith, Sallie
Brown, 80 days each, S8; Mary
Watson, 25 days, $7.27; Jake Wat
son, 25 days, 81; Max Byrd, 6
days, $1.58; Bill Baggett, Charlie
Robertson 4, days each, $1.O5;
Clean Burk, 3 days, 80. Total
days, 218; amount, S58.75.
Ulysses Wall, 30; Susie Lynch,
26; Henry McFarlin, Lucian Hill,
Will Galloway, Orange Blossom,
Joe Brent Henry Harper, A days
each; total, 80.
On the night of the 4th Henry
Harper, Charlie Robertson, Bill
Baggett, John Brent, Orange Bios
som, Will Galloway, Lucian Hill,
Henry McFarlin, Ed Smith escaped
by burning out of jail. Ed Smith
has been recaptured.
Discharged:
Olean Burk, by appeal from
George 7. Douglass court; Ike
Allen, by order of the sheriff;
John Moore, by cash, SLIPS; Lula
Hester, by cash, 1925; Ulysses
Wall, by cash, $7.15; Jake Watson,
by cash, $4.85. Total, $3.50
Work done by prisoners since
last report has been done on the
Farm, except building one bridge
in Beat 3 and repairing one bridge
in Beat /,
j. c. MILLER,
Supt. of Farm.
Loan of Jail Bonds Sinking
Funds. This cause coming on to
be heard on the application of A.
M. Brister for a loan of $500 out of
the Jail Bond Sinking Fund, and
the same being considered, and the
said A. M. Brister and his wife, N
E. Brister, having executed deed
in trust on the S e Ia of n W Ia
and n W IA of S W Ia of e IA of
section 13, T. 5 north, r. 9 east, in
Lincoln county, Miss, Of the as
sessed value of $42O, with an alb
stract of title thereto and the GER
tificate of a reputable attorney
showing the title to be good and
that of the Clerk showing that the
loan is well secured, the Board is
Of opinion that the loan should be
made.
It is therefore ordered by the.
Board that the said A. M. Brister
be loaned the sum Of $500 out of
the Jail Bond Sinking Fund, due
and payable in five years, drawing
interest at the rate of 8 per cent.
per annum from date, interest pay
able annually.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Clarke & Courts, / deed in trust
record and express, S22. rs; Par
sons, May, Oberschmidt Co., Mdse.
for County Farm, $9.O5; L. ID.
Boadwee, articles for County
Farm, S4.75; w. T. Jordan, lumber
for culverts. order G. M. Brister,
$3.50; G. E. Grafton Drug Co., 1
drugs. $3.50; Geo. D. Barnard e.
Co.. one justice docket, SIS, for
Clerks Office, SIS, $23; J.. b..
Daughtry cost in cases sent to
farm, $12. 10; H. Z. Hoskins, same,
$11.25; Jesse Smith, same. $8.25:
w. 7. Buie, hauling lumber and
repairing bridges, $3.50; Jim Neal
O. ~ fs-zs-I
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07
For Sale.

One bay saddle stallion, two
black jacks, fifteen hands high one
good brood mare, one good mule.
one black jennett eighteen months
old, two good calves, one pair
Poland China hogs, all sound and
gentle. / need money.
GEO. A. LOVE,
Brookhaven, Miss.
100000 feet of lumber were
destroyed by fire at Moss Point,
on the Robinson Land and Lumber
Company's yard.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

Every wrong doing carries its
own punishment,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-10-07

Mr. G. G. Case made lis 0sle of
bis valuable visits this morning
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mere ube I Oregon oiISe ifripe IiSt mere
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