davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-13
Notice Of TabIeau.
STATE OF VALENTINE CAR.
RIERE, SR.
No. 673f, Probate Docket, 18th Judicial
District Court, Parish of st. Landry, La.

Whereas, Albert w. Dejean, Admin
istrator of the above numbered and en-
titled estate has filed therein a tableau
OF classification of the debts of said
succession, accompanied by his petit
ton praying for the homologation of
the same.
And whereas the prayer of said .peti-
ton has been granted by an order of
court bearing date March 10. 1915.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given te all parties interested to make
opposition to said tableau. to file same
in writing in my office, within the time
required by law. why said tableau
should not be houndlogated and con-
firmed. e. fs
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JRs,
nib Clerk of Court,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-13

Deputy Glerk OF Court.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS
Criminal Term of Court, begin
Months, beginning April 5, 1915.
s. pferreI-. Washington
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-13

G.. f. L
Deputy Clerk of Court.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
EasY PAYMENT Plan

You get the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph
monthly Enjoy this wonderful music
in your home while you pay for the instrument Ask
about payment plan when you to the special
today tomorrow.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
RECORDS SHOW
B. R. 7. ECONOMY
CUT BRIDGE CARS
Commissioner kracke Comes
Back at Them With Figures
They Can't Deny.

Bridge Commissioner Kracke to-day
made public official records which
contradict the statement Of tho u. X.
T. that there was a substantial In
crease OF elevated service on the
brooklyn Bridge In December. 1914.
over that Of December. 1919. Com
missioner krscke says there In no
denying the figures. for the reason
that they were taken from the official
monthly report Of tho II. Il. r. itself.
On Saturday Commissioner Krscke
charged that the B n. r. was not
operating its maximum allowance u
trains during rush hours on the
Brooklyn Bridge. Yesterday tho r.
n. r. made n denial OF tho truth OF
the Krscke contentious. claiming an
Increased service during December.
1914. over tho same month In 1914
Commissioner kracke now says
that not only has tho u. II. 7. re-
duced Its service on the brooklyn
Bridge. but on thu Williamsburg
as well. In subrtantiation Of this
statement tho Commissioner gives ont
the following figures. which are the
H. X. T. hEures and therefore mus;
be right:
BROOKLYN BRiDlE. .
~ %Sll%ii.ssAsnpSsa W i.s S.. %'sS;ISSoSn 's;S On. "' '.,. '.'
Ll-std Oar Trip. p....,',- S4t sl..6t
In a statement o-day Commissioner
Il rugka snxat
The evening world., 1915-01-18

Ackrrnsn 4 Co.. o37 Lndn b..
Scranton.
StruSisburg Muae Co.. $50 Main
St. stnai,kbuv.
e. Y. Murray smith Co.. 1918
south Main St. Wilkesbarrc.
y. 4. Hintwnistcr. 222 Wyoming
Az. scranton
NEW JERSEY.
n,-tine Piano o.. Monmouth St,
Red Rank.
Mcntclair Musical Dsc CO.. 1S
Bloomfield Az. Montelar.
Griffith irano Go. ooo Broad 81.
Newark.
l.. Bamlssssr h Co. Market. lislsey
and Washington Sts,. Newark.
IL =. Schmidt. 200 Nam 81.
Orange.
II. Montalvs, Jr,. go Nelson ST..
New Bninsxick.
+, " GlSvS. ioo la" Front ST.
Horace = Martin. Jr.. i2T ouinby
AaS,pA tS Ays:;..is Y; sssSs'A' S;',. 1905 r'''h'
eAo,l naaAt Dsek 3 e>aA1sassy o.,
- etaas =. ysntsA
~ - - - AahA. ~
The evening world., 1915-01-18
.MUsTEROlE...QUICk
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
u Soothss and Relieves Like .
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting.

MUSTEROLE is = clean. white oint-
msnt. nsde with the oil II mustard. !,
dsss I'll the work of the old.isshioncd
ssst.rd paaster--does II better and does
not blister. You do no, have TO bother
With . clesh. You simply rub Il on
sad usually the pain Is sonsi
Doctors and nurses use MUSTER
Ol.R sad recommend Il to tbcir patients.
Tbsy vill gladly tell you &hst relief II
gives lpsN Sore Throat. Bronchitis.
Crovp Suh Neck. Asthma. Ncurslgis.
Ceugestioa. Plcurisy. Rheumatism. Lum.
baeo. Pains and Aches Of the Back or
Joists. Spssins. Sorr Muscles. bruises.
Chilblsins. Frosted Feet. Colds of the
Chest Gt often prevents PneurAouia).
A. your druGgist's. In CSC and SOC lars,
and . special large hospital sise for d. SO.
D sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse limitations get what
yes ssk Tor. The M~teso.e Company.
Clsvelsnd. Ohio.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Hear This Concert
Special Program
II,JO A, M. to S p. M.

Special Program
1870 4. M. to S p. M.
Tannhaussr March-Wd0nor.. go. Band
Ballet music from Faust, Parts I
and e-Gounod. d.,........,.,,...B Band
Lucia di lammermoor (Thou Hast
spread Thy W,np) Tenor In Italian
Ansemi.
S,eii,enne and Rioau DON
FVuWCOtuV lOliH
Samuel Gardner.
Evening star tTannhauser)-
Wagner. $4,000, Baritone In English
Thomas Chalmers
The Vampire - Hesitation for
Dancing-Conev ........,...,,,B Band
Vol che sapete-le Noxze di FL
oaro-Aosdrf -. soprano In Italian
LucreZia Bori.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

A voluntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed In the United States District
Court to-day BY Mary Ward Bernstein.
The petitioner 10 known 10
vaudeville as May Ward. and has been
engaged In promoting enterprises for the
stage Shc gives her liabilities as S22, :
A2S, with no asncts. She gives her ad
dreas M. No: iH Elm Avenue. Mount
Vernon. ". Y
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Today and Tomorrow

Come to the Edison Shop Concert Hall
and hear this special program on the New Edison.
The exquisite music will be revelation to you. No
obligation whatever. You will not be asked to
purchase.
You may hear any selection you wish from
the great library of New Edison Records great
artsts-he renowned nstrumentalssth most fas-
cinating dance and popular melodies
Do not hesitate to call. We want you to hear
Edson latest triumph only to tell others of what have
heard.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
THE CHAIRS
OF MOTHERHOOD


The experience Of Motherhood i. Try
ina owe 10 most women and marks dis
tincsly IN epoch in their lives. Not ono
woman in q hundred is prepared or un-
devstands how to properly care Tor her
sen. W course. nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment At such
timsa. but many approach the exper'-
eaes With an organism untitled Tor the
trial u strength. and when Il u over
her system has received . shock from
which u is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
a caring for the child. and a distinct
change IN the mother results.
There 10 nothing more charming than
q happy and healthy mother Of children.
and. indeed. childbirth under the .rish,
eesditisos need be no hazard to health or
hesuty. The unexplainable thing ],
that, With al the evidence Of shattered
nerves aad broken health resulting from
an usprepared condition. and with am.
pie time in which to preparr. women will
persist |. going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rrly
upou Lydia 4. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Ccnpcund. = most valuable tonic and
iavieosatos of the female organism.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

NEW hONh CITY.
uarimAn. Peck \ O.. S31 5th Az.
kakauer Bros,. II East itth ST.
Henry saietan. 2i03 brnalsS.
Ten. feineu 4 o.. 2b1 ~ vi Az
Hwi kraft. Inc. 3s Cortlsndt ~.
n. Grcsnbers A u. Builaum, Inc. ,
oO2 Columbus Az.
Miller Bros. T26 Columbus Az.
Stop aud CLARK. ~ West a2d 81.
Paul helfsr. 1851 I'd Az.
Max Gobis,nith 1923 id Az.
B-fnard A, hahn. .txx' ii Az.
G~sse Beyna,su. IT y. i.5th 81.
rh~'iore lohr. 2s8 Grant ~.
hol Lazarus. 2i6 East 5gth IT.
BROOKLYN.
Hsriman, Peck h Co, b2i Fulton ~ .
AhhonLn smith " ~ - Flathu,h Az
ROYAL flsh. 20 Ith Az.
j j. Isvauaugh. a.. Fulton -.
lianos'Jlr Music Co, 23s lA'.ngstol
~,
n. Guy Warner. 1923 Bedford Av.
Charles ID. Rose~all. ~ Flatbush A,
George 9. upt.s. III Court 81.
n. W. Oisn 4 Co.. eli 5th Az.
louis CAsvAllL9, loe orssupoint Av.
.. poshlAnd. i0o2 nnadWsy,
=. y. 49, ~ - ~ ~
The evening world., 1915-01-18

u ysu want special sdvics write to
Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (con-
fIdsnsial). Lynn. Msss. Your letter
wtil - spsnsd. rssd and answered by
. wssnan and held In strict conf
6eNcs. .-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

In many homes
ooce childless there
are nov children be-
cause ot the fact
that Lydia Z. Pink
h . N . Vegetable
Cenpousd makes
women . I'm 81.
healthy and strong.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
Beat 3 Sunday School Program.

Following is the program for
Beat 8 S. S.. Convention which
meets at Moak's Creek Church Aug.
28th and 29th.
Saturday-ll a. m.-Sermon-
Rev w. R Johnson. 12;00-Din-
ner. 100 p. m.-Freeness of Sal
vation-W. A. BIgner. Song
"At the Cross" Discussion of
Subject-Levy Norman. Duty and
Responsibility of Parents Miss
Vessie Price. Business Session.
Sunday-10:45-Sunday School
Lesson taught by Frank Cole adult
class) and Mrs. j. Q. Brister In
termediate class. Song :" Abide
With Me-" Paper by Miss Eta
Martin, Subject THE Christian
Sabbath. Discussion of subject
by Convention 12:00-Dinner.
Sunday 1:30 p. m Reading M iss
Esteem Cole. The Reward of
Confession of Christ"-Miss Annie
Rawls. Mixed Quartette-Pupils
of Sweet Water Sunday School.
Value of a Church to Community
Maurice Reeves.
MRS. MARY GREER,
LAURA WOOLEY,
FRANK REEVES.
Committee.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
ELECTION MANAGERS AND BAILIFFS.

Old Court House:-B. s. Cato.
A. B Furlow. L. L. Tyler, Mgrs.
W. +. McCalip, Bailitf.
New Court House:-J N. Davis,
Hermon Dean, W. II. Thompson,
Mgrs. Jess Hickman, BaiIiff
Montgomery: II. W. BouchilloD,
w. M. Lambright, Fred Davis,
Mgrs. G. Fl. Stanley. Bailiff.
Goodwater: Will Oberschmidt,
G. D. RatcIiff, 7. L. Benge. Mgrs.
Pearl Mullins. Balitf.
Ruth:-L. l.. Bacot, Virgie
Brister, C K. Greer Mgrs.; Ten
Nilsson Clark, baiIiff
Fair RIVERA D. Lotion, E.
Nations, E. K. Lowell. Mgrs W.
c. Dickerson. Bailiff.
Ritchie:-Jim Wallace. W. l.
McGraw, Albert Lilly. Mgrs.; A.
e. Reed, Bailiff.
McLendon:-C. G. Cole. j. M.
Williams, 7. E. Greer. Mgrs. Da-
vid Daughdrill, Bailiff.
Pine Grove:-T. B. Price. D. R
Boyt., J. A. Kyzar. Mgrs. W. I.
Jordan, Bailiff
Sweet Water:-B Brown. Thad
Moak, j. W. Hux. Mgrs.; Sin
Hodges. Bailiff
hnston:-I. c. Brown, Oliver
Reeves. Jim Bradham, Mgrs.; 7
D. Brown, BaiIiff
NorieId:-E. L. Brown. 7 L
Clark. Cleveland WEIGH. Mgrs
Will Smith, BaiHff
Bogue Chitto:-D. c.. Coney,
Charles Martin, Emanuel Wallace
Mgrs.; Will HedRlin. BaiIiff.
Gum Grove:-S B. Wactor, jim
Gotten, Ebert Laird, Mgrs Mar
tin Alfred, Bailitf.
Arlington Walter Denman
Enoch King, J l.. Albritton
Mgrs Joe Reed. Bailiff
Vaughn:-A. g Newton. Isaac
Lotion. j. N. Calender, Mgrs.
Willard Day. BaiIiff.
Red Star:-W. A. Brit. A D.
HammelI. j. R Minton, Mgrs.
Hugh McGee. BaiIIff.
Caseyville:-Luther Godbold
Lamar Magee. M D. Ferguson
Mgrs q. B. Gaskins, Bailiff.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
Beat as. S. Convention.

Following is the program for
Beat four Sunday School Conven-
tion to meet with Arlington Baptist
Church fifth Sunday and Saturday
before. August 1915.
Saturday l0:30-Devotional-J.
A. Keene. Welcome Address-Geo.
II. Moak. RESPONSE S Mont
eomery. School Reports. Conven-
tion Sermon
Noon.
1870, Paper, Subject selected
Miss Lula Grice. Why Should Ev-
cry Church Have the Sunday School
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Moak Pa
per-Miss Ada McFadden. Busi
ness.
Sunday, 10 o'clock a. M, Open
ing Exercises-Mr. Ira Moak. The
Study of the Regular Sunday School
Lesson by everybody. Song. Dis
cussion of State Missions-J. E.
Byrd. The Quarterly Convention
Offering. devoted to State Missions.
Noon.
1870 p. m Song Service. Pa
per-Miss Rhoda Brown. Difficult
ties of Superintendent and How
Overcome-led by L D. Howell
discussed by all Superintendent
Paper-Miss Elmer Smith Bust
ness.
COMMITTEE.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
HOW WELL OFF ARE YOU?

The report which has been order
ed placed before Congress by the
United States Commission on Indus
trial Relations reads something
like the following:
thirds of our American
workingmen are poverty stricken
Thirts. seven per cent OF the
wives and mothers of our working
men have to work themselves to
keep the family going.
Half the wage earning fathers IN
America make $40 week or less.
Three or more people occupy
every sleeping room in the homes
of 81 per cent of our American
working men.
Twenty per cent of our school
children are undeTfed.
The babies of the poor die three
times as fast as the babies OF the
rich.
The rich 2 per cent own go per
cent of this nations wealth.
Forty-four families have an in.
come equaliDg the income of one
hundred thousand working men!
Now, what are you going to de
about it?
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
CHARACTER IN CONNECTION
WITH BANKS AND BANKING

Mr. j. P Morgan was once ask
ed, "What is the best collateral
in the world" He replied, Char:
acter +"
No bank can loan money safely
to people without Character, no
matter what security they offer:
The basis of banking is CHAR
ACTER.
A bank takes the savings of a
large number of people and loans
to others, who need money, part
of these deposits. 1t has been
found through the law of average
that only few people need money
at the same time. but when they
need money, they need it badly,
and it is the business of a bank to
accommodate it's customers
The greatest and most beneficial,
financial move of modern times is
the FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM.
1t is plan which big men have
been working toward for the last
so years, but politics. prejudice
and ignorace have prevented this
wonderful cooperation of financial
interests until our own day made
the plan feasible
The federal Reserve System.
with the IL Reginol Banks coup.
ling up all the National Banks in
America, is the plan that willmake
financial panics in the United
States impossible in the future,
because, practically all of the big
banks and many of the smaller onei
in the United States are banded
together, as members of this won.
derful Reserve System and thus
the DEVIL of fear has been Danish
ed.
If / were merchant. farmer
or manufacturer, and occasional
ly IN need of funds, | would dc
business with a National Bank, be-
cause they are linked up to, anC
operating with (and in fact, arr
part of the Federal Reserve
System
These Reginol Banks do not dea
with the public. They do business
only with banks They accep
Commercial Paper from Nationa
Banks, rediscounting it. Thus
the banks who are members of this
Reserve System are always able tc
secure Accommodations for their Gus
toners
Confidence is an important thing
and confidence will rule now, tina
we have the great Reserve System
Credit is the vital thing, in bank
ing, and the Federal Reserve Sys
TEN, of which the First National
Bank of Brookhaven is member
supplies ample credit.
G. S. BUTTERFIELD,
President
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
DR.. BIRDSONG PARDONED.

Governor Brewer this afternoon
granted a pardon to DR.. / b.
Birdsopg sent up from Copiah
county seven years ago TO serve a
life term for murder.
The pardon was issued for meri-
torious service. DR.. Birdsong has
made model prisoner. and on sew
eral occasions has rendered service
of exceptional value to the state.
Governor Brewer has had it in
mind for some time to restore him
to liberty.
The crime for which DR.. Bird
song was sent up for life was the
killing Of DR.. Pitts. "a prominent
physician at Hazlehurst DR..
Birdsong is a dentist by profess
Ion, and he occupied a suite of
Offices at Hazlehurst adjoining
those of DIR. Pitts. The killing,
apparently without any motive.
was done while DR.. Birdsong was
badly Intoxicated. After being
placed under arrest he manifested
the most sincere grief. and had
no recollection whatever cf having
committed the crime. No defense
was attempted at the trial and he
was sentenced to serve life term.
Since his incarceration DR.. Bird
song has been acting as the prison
dentist, and IN his professional
capacity, and by reason of pleas
ing personality, has won the friend
ship of all his fellow-convicts and
the prison officials. He belongs to
one of the foremost families in Co.
piah county.
Notice of the pardon was sent
tu the Rankin farm this afternoon,
and DR.. Birdsong is expected to ar
rive before nightfall and receive
his discharge papers. = Jackson
Dispatch, Aug. Is.
AS compared with leniency shown
other criminals of the State prison,
who have been pardoned by the Gov
ernor of late, we see no reason why
DR. BIrdsong may not again breathe
there freshing air of freedom, along
with the rest!
However, conditions have been
made to other pardUns and to this
granted DR.. Birdsong there should
be at least one stipulation some
thing like the following, putting
words. into the Governors mouth
"AItEIeugh your hands are stained
with your brothers. blood, | hereby
absoIve you from further punish
ment, as is my sovereign privilege,
but for such time only as you total
Iy abstain from the cup or the use
of drugs. In the face of your crime
and humiliation and that of your
wife and children. and the sorrow
and loss of your victims family if
you agsln so far forget yourself as
to put Within your mouth the enemy
that steals away the brain. that
moment you don the stripes again-" "
1t is not for servitors of the pub
lie to yield to Establishment. ar
such time. however strong may
be ties of unforgotten association
Law must be upheld. Abuse of
authority by the Governor brings
the law into contempt, clamors fol
the hangman's moose as the only
sure punishment for crime, and
helps to germinate the despicable
tyranny of the mob.
Only when new evidence has
been discovered and clear proof
given of innocence should the Gov
ernor intervene between the crime
and the law that seeks to cont rol
it.
The law does not recognize drink
nor drugs as an excuse for lawless-
ness in any degree.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
ConstIpatIon causes Most Ills.

Accumulated waste in your thirty
feet of bowels causes absorption of
poisons, tends to produce fevers, up
sets digestion. You belch gas, feel
stuffy, irritable, almost cranky. 1t
isn't you-it's your condition. ELM
mate this poisonous waste by taking
one or two DR.. Kings New Life Pills
tonight. Enjoy a full, free bowel
movement in the morning you feel so
grateful Get an original bottle, con-
tanning 36 pills, from your druggist
today for 25c.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
ENocHs FARM SELLS POLAND ANGUS
Will COnfine Efforts to Breeding Of
Thoroughbred HerefOrds, Says
Management.

Fernwood, Miss. The Enochs
Farms Saturday sold eleven head.
ten heifers and one male. thorough
bred Poland Angus cattle to Lou
isiana lumber company. Messrs.
Enochs owned these cattle FOR about
two years and sold them for the
reason that they will confine them
selves to the breeding of pure
blood Herefords and improving
their native cattle by breeding
Hereford males to native cows.
These progressive planters own
an up-to-date farm. having ap-
proximately 100 acres in cultivs-
tIon in addition to several thousand
acres of pasture land.
At this time they are busily en-
gagged in cutting siIage Tor winter
forage for their cattle. Their
silos have a capacity Of 2,750 tons
which will be used for storing their
corn and sorghum.
Among other improved farm i'm
plements they have recently INSTALL
ed is a corn cutter. This machine
is drawn by three mules and cuts
one row of corn at time, binding
the green stalks at the same time
into bundles of convenient size for
the ensilage cutter,
Only feed stuff is planted by the
Enochs Farms. Their corn crop
which they recently cut green for
siIage is excellent this season and
surpasses the ordinary yield in this
section.
These farms have attracted con-
siderable attention in the farming
world. Recently two prominent
lumber men Of Houston, Tex, WIS.,
tied Fernwood for the purpose of
obtaining diversified farming data
with view to using same in con-
nection with the cultivation OF
their cut-over land in Texas.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
SMOOTH GRAFTERs WORK IN SOUTH.
Ladies Of Community Should Avoid
Being SwindIed Guard Against
Buying from Strangers.

The Vicksbarg Board of Trade
is in receipt of a letter from the
National Vigilance Committee Of
indianapolis, in which warning is
given TO the ladies of the South,
who might be swindled by an or
ganized band of fakirs, who are
now supposed to have representa-
tives in the South selling goods
The circular accompanying the let
ter, which the Board of Trade re-
quests published, is as follows:
"CreduIous women with fond
ness for bargains" are being duped
in cities throughout the country by
clever advertising Scotch and Irish
peddIers who offer to sell goods
from $345, 900 stock of salvaged
merchandise from the wrecked
Steamship Sultana," according to
bulletin just issued by the Nat
ioDal Vigilance Committee of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of
the World.
Anonymous hand-bllIS. usually
circulated a few days before the
appearance of the peddlers. says
the bulletin, announces that high.
grade linens, hosiery, woolens and
silks will be sold at absurdly low
prices thru agents of Messrs. G. }.
Campbell & Co., New York City,
the largest commission statesmen in
the world, and consignees of the
salvage Of the Ill fated Sultana. "
''As a rdse to lead unWary women
to believe tnat marvellous bargains
are given in dress goods sold out
of suit cases for cash. the National
Committee report that these trick
sters secure, from samples shown,
C. D. D. orders for beautiful lin-
ems, hosiery and other small arti-
cIes at absurdly low prices. These
orders are never delivered.
1T is reported that these ped
dlers are wanted in several cities
for alleged fraudulent advertising.
fraudulent selling and peddling
without licenses. states the Nat
ional Vigilance Committee. IF
circulars have been distributed ad-
vertising this scheme in your city
or if these peddlers appear, notify
the National Vigilance Committee,
Indianapolis. at once. Warn your
citizens to report any activities on
the part Of these tricksters to the
police. ."-Vicksburg Herald.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21

In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for toothache, bruises, sprains,
stif neck, backache, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and for most emergencies One
25c bottle of Sloan's Liniment does it
all--this because these ailments are
symptoms, not diseases, and are caus-
ed by congestion and inflammation.
II YOU doubt. ask those who use Sloan's
Liniment, or better still, buy a 25c
bottle and prove it. All druggists.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
South Mississippi Governors.

Bilbo will be the first Governor
to be elected from South Mississip-
pi since Lawrence county furnished
Gov. Hiram G Runnels, who was
the states chief executive from
November 20, 1888. to the cores
ponding date IN 1885 Exchange.
South Mississippi has not been
out in the cold so long. Albert q.
Brown of Coplah, was Governor
from June 1874. to June 1848: Jno.
A. Quitman, of Adams. from Janu-
ary 1850 to February 1851; Jno j.
McRae, of Wayne. from January
1854. to January 1857. -Vicksburg
Herald.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21
Woodmen Of the World dwelling.

On Sunday evening, September
5th, 1915, Brookhaven Camp No g
W. D. w will unveil the monu-
ments erected at the graves of our
deceased SoVereIgns, in the ceme-
teries of Brookhaven Miss All
members of the order. and the pub
lie generally are invited to attend.
Further notice will be given lat
er.
W. S FORE. C. C.
Jas. E. Adams, elk.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-08-21

Using care to avoid draughts, ex-
posure, sudden changes, and taking a
treatment of Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry, will positively relieve, and in
time will surely rid you, Of your Cough.
The first dose soothes the irritation,
checks your cough, which stops in a
short time. DIR. Kings New Discov.
cry has been used successfully for 40
years and is guaranteed to cure you.
Money back If it fails. Get q bottle
from your Druggist; II costs only q
little and viii help you so much.