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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
Seine Seamten
Sat Der Seriuegb Idnuerd)rr fiir'S
lauienbe ,Sabr erpablt.

Inter aliberoroentlidb 3abIrei6gt
9etbeiligmg fano I'M Seapeg9 WSdn,
nerd)or nie Heltipabl Der 9eamfer
ir ons Ioufenoe SSabr itatt, uaboem
in Der 9eneraIoerianlmlung, Die I'M
ter Dem goriis oes 8rGiioenten ser
mann Stoeppea uu0 ser Brotofolfub-
rutg oeS Sefretdrs Sans 9eSercr
itattfnnO, nod ole SSabresberidte I'M
terbreitct moroen iuaren.
pralioeut Soeppsl tpies in Ieinsm
Seridt in eriter 2inie oaraui bin,
eaB Der gerein frog Ser iebr ungiin.
itigen 3eiten i'm perfIoiienen Sabre
gang beoeuteno an Ddtglieoer5abl ge-
Donner bat. Saut Dem 8eridt oes
Sdasmeiiters belduft ii6 Der aaiicn-
beltano auf $3.50 mo Der 8lunmeI.
idbasmeilter fonrrte iiber einen 9e-
ltnno bon $50 in Der gnruneIfaiie be.
ri6teli.
Gas @abIergebniB mar tpie folgt
Braiioent: 0ermarn &oeppea.
Sl5eprdIioent: Carl Saberuteier.
RrototoniefretGr: Sans 2e0erer.
5inan5iefretdr: Seiirri6 @eaiIrer.
St)atlneiiter: slIfreo @ilermann.
Griier gibIiotbefr; 5. 8. Sber.
mann.
3lpeiter 9ibliotbefar: ". 2obnteier.
@riter 0irisent; GnrI IalnSerle.
Slpeiter Siriaent: S. Weaurer.
@rIter Sabneutrdger: 80. Slider
8lueiter 5abneutraeer: 3. 5. HoeS.
ler.
Srinfhorrtrdaer: %. 9ilfn.
9unnnelihaemeiitcr Is. Mteinin.
ger.
9lIiiffcmmittee: eriter Senor, %.
Sobmeier; 5Tpeiter Senur. a. 6eit,
eritcr SdB, 81. giicrmann; 3weiter
ssuB, u. 9nbu
Serani;aunastonuniftee: 9oniS
Selmiina, S5nfob Sett, u. 9obmeier,
Sor. 2nberulcier nnb 4S. 9ubn.
Eriptees; 5ranf anIIies mo 5.
Soffnann.
0eleanten sum Staotperbano: 8.
Sbermdnn uuo 8. Maursr.
Eelegat sur Seuti4eu &ng.Geieu.
i6ait: s. Naurer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
8afcban.

6dupiIins 9ersos bate ii4 ON
Nontas, nj, CUR 3sit In Ditisn GpuIr
ten dngebsuist muroe. nift auf oi,
Ssimrfiis nad BEN Often. ion,
bern auf cine Gefddftsrsiis mad
BEN Silben btsebtn. unb tsbrte
gsittrn Tlorssn in gesIsituns bss
GdHssrs BineO. Der i'm IsbttH Ssrbit
pom ben ct. aOuiisr -&nrbindlsn' .
inter Rontrottbrua su btr .5ebtraI- :
2iga iiberettrstsn mar, bisrhsr ,uriid.
nu&btm a ihm In atldnia. Ga. &c,
IuneeH mar, Mingp's llnisriHrift ~
slutm utusu Rontrast NIT 81. apuiS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
Wiele 3easen
gOr benz Gorsutr in Ssm anaHl Mub
1Obl Jnaneit ucrnommeu.

Coroner Dr. GOsrtm.per 6eeann &c
fern nit bem Jnqusit iber ben Sol
bss bur9 ben ganbiten Jranf 9ob
erfaoFsnsn poIi5iitn gbparo anau
unb ben 9ob bss ganbiten ielbft, bel
Our6 ben poli5iftsn GbaIe sri9oifa
lpurbe.
Inter ben sablrsid.n 3eusen BE.
fanb fi9 aud bic srits Jrau bss Ban
bitten, Jrau Bertha Sobl. 3und9f
ipurbsn bic poliSiitsn Dernoninen, bi,
oie llnfddbli6maduns bss 6obl 81
Wess fiibrten. Si.is 2lusiasen brad
ten ni9ts neues Su 1ase, mas MIDI
idon ertpGbnt ipurbs.
fyrau Sbd 8udsborn, Don go. 91s
Deit 9. GiraBe, bic bic oireiie Ser.
anIaiiuns 5ur auffinbuna bes Sob
CAB, mar sbenfoIIs ais 3rigiu erl6is.
n.n, unb fiibrte on, bab ibr bic 4ebrs
lid,teit ibreS Wietb.rs nit bem be-
i6riebentn 8dnbit.n aufsefallen lei,
tporauf iie bic polijei bsnatri6tist..
Sci benz ReooiD,rbu.l, bas iif
hierauf 5ipif6en 5Obl unb b.m polis
5.ilsuinani SmtppIo iotpie poliiit
anaul abipielte, purbe Rnaul burH
y Ruseln f4per DsrIsst unb iiarb I'm
Soipitdl.
poi5ift gbdis, Der 6obl eri6ob, aIs
'oerielbe in sinsm 4uto sntflisbsn
Dollt,, CAB biesbs3iigli6e aufi6liifIs.
5israuf ipurben Die ganttafIierer @e.
orse WiHier, bon Der 9ibertp 8ontins
unb Sapings Co., an Der 3ibertp unb
5rssman Strabs. unb gouarb 9.
Susbes, Sufferer Der 3peisiieae Der
proDibent Bant, an Der Weit 8. Stras
Be, oernommen. Die Serren ntlGrt.n
BEN Coroner ben Ssrsans Der bsrsits
ausfiibrli9 gei6ilDerten geraubuns.
9err Winiers peiit i'm Gefiht nod
osutlide Spuren elmer puIDerpsrbrsns
nung auf.
Deitere 3susen tparen: gtbel Sols
bsrbad, Don go. 1925 Gresmon Qpe..
Gin S4ulmGbhsn. bas fi1 in Der 2is
birth 9ont befano, aIs SobI iein Der
bredsn ausfiibri.; Gatberin WaIib
unb 9race 4atn. 4Hseiielte Der pros
OiO.nt gaHt; Charles elIioii, Sttr.s
iar Der Retails 9roeer 4Hoeiatiou.
bsii.n auto 6pbl gsitoblsn botts unb
bel Der ausfiibruns i,iu.r gsr6re9sn
b.nusts. ala aud polisift Reebam unb
6eusrpebrnann Sgonnor pom fer
Spribensaompasnie go. 8.
Der SnqiitIt ipirb auf6sinenb br.i
5ogs in glnfprud nsbmsn. ba rs 3eus
gen pernommen iperben miiHen.
Die Wdifsu unb Gisentbum bss
5obI tparen i'm Observation-Disclosures
ausssIsst.
Grobss Sni.rsiTe irurbe Der Dsrnsbs
muns Der 5rau Bertha SobI sutsssene
ssbra9t. Die frau tbsilts NIT. b1b iis
iuisoerbOlt psriuf,t bate, ibrsn ManH
aui ebrlihe gabueH 81 IsnisH unb ibm
b.i .insm gsfua i'm G'efdnsnib in
5OliOapsburs. pa, cine 9ibsI seses
ben babe. in Der 9offnuns, baB sr
bur6 bisfs qsttiire Elm beiisrer N.ni4
lperbsH piro. bod bate Il d Jrau
SObl bisrin bitter sstaufbs. iobab fie
beI9lob, ibn Su perlaFsn. WiebsrbOlt
ipiH Die 3susiH ii4 ssiusissrt baben.
5ObI ouf isiHsH Rdubtour.u 3a be-
dlstteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08
@eritDrben
Sram Stuuit E'asefs.NaHn i'm So
ipital Den SOlseH siner 0asssr.
aiituHs erleaeH.

Sm fGbtiiaen arantsnhaus per
itdrb ssitsrn bic 7s Sabre dIte 2ebre'
rim 5rau S.unis O,aesfesWaun Sn'
baberin elmer RriDatfduls, RO. 204
Weit 4. Strnbs. Die Dame tpurs an
2s. DECEMBER betuubtlOs in ibr.H
3immsr aufgsfuHben, ba Gais, BIZ
infoIgs lInr.iHbeit bss SdOruit,ina
uidt bon bsm 9asof.H ab3iebsu ionn'
ten, bas 3immsr unfiilIten, !pdhr.HS
bic Jrau sinsn Ra4nritiassiflaf bi.lt,
Coroner Or. Goertmsner fpurb. Don
hem glbIsben Der 5rau bena1ridttgt.
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Ina tesbdlb auf 3abluns BON $4,000
|ptrtldet.
Dfio gsiinsr. gormunb Der 5idb.
|riesn Wargaret WiiIler, BIZ
lam 8. g2pbembtr 1914 an ber Sobn
|unb OIiber Gtrab< Don einem autos
|trud Der Geo. 8. Strietmann's Sons
50. iibsrfabrsn unb perlebt fpurbe, bd.
TIN probatesridt BIZ Grlaubbnib srs
baIien Don BET fyirmd $500 In GrIe.
bisuns aIsr ipe!ttfeH Aripriids su
|ai5sptirsn.
eIt5abetb 9snfotts bersu
Gdtte Bernard Seniotte am 5. Hos
pemkr 1914 on Der Blue Mfb pifs
CON eiHem 4utomobil bes @m. 8.
Oress stiroffen unb berari perlsbi
ipurbs, bob er am 8. Ropembtr 1914
|gtitorbsn IN. hat Gregg bssbalb aui
3abluns bon $4,000 berilast.
|eingtrsi9te 7eFamenfe.
Jrau Marie Rbeinbofbt.
|beritorbene 0attin Don RuboIpb
Rbeinbolbt f., nerma1t tire Sfrnuds
laden ibrtn Gnisltinbsrn Warie uno
alord Rbeinbolbt, ;ylpra Dblbduie.
unb Maria RbeinbOIbt, ie $1,000 ibrtn
SHnefteru Dina gfotIIis, Waris
SGonJ, anna Wsdrtst, Opra BolIs
msr unb ai3jie On, biz ltbters in
0otba, DsutfdIanb, ipobnbait; j.
$500 ibysr Shptiier qouifs Gidel IN
Deuii4lanb, ibren 9tffsn Mar Roel.
iis, 0tors S4dn3. MiIforb syoellssr
lnb Carl Rbefnboibt IT,; $500 itr.r
Hi4ts Warie RotlIig unb ben Reit bes
@srmSsens. faIls iit elm folder na4
4ns5dblung obiaer Qegdte ersebsn
follie. sIeidkitli4 alien ibren G6tpe.
ftsrn. J6ren Bruber Dan. gi6el, Der.
suie he bebduptet. i4on ieinen anikil
erbdIten bat. ldBt Fe Issr aussebsn.
Charles RkinboISt unb Geo. RoeIlia
jinb bic WoIIitreder 6es aef.aments,
oas am ]. Wai 1914 absefdbi poroen
1T.
Sabina Wost perma6t ibr
Wtrm0seH ibrsm Gattsn pbilipp
@ost.
RadIab Sa9tn
George UIannsrp 1T Ra4IabDerpaI.
ter Don Catherine gonnor; perIonas
lien $500, Grunbeisentbum $500.
Wm. I. Guirt III Ra6ldbp.rtpaIs
ter Don Roiettd Guirt; Grunbeieens
tbum $4,000.
Games WoBmann III RadlabDer.
ipaltsr bon Warp U. Ulobmann; Ser.
ionalisn 500. Grunbsisentbum
$4,000.
CLARA 3ebenber III ssftam.ntspoll.
ftrsderin BON Gbriftian 3ebenbsr;
periOnaIien $500.
Der perfSnIife Ra9lab bss g6ris
ffian RaibIe betrdst $8305.0S; bers
isnise bes Somss DouglaB S2270. 80;
berienigs bsr @ertbayalau $5335.11;
oeritnise Der Narp Stbree $16.s
097. .46.
Ser ntebents.
6tnntsdn e 60. erlansisn elm lIrs
tkil iibsr $2s6.79 segsn Sames Dan;
Vsrd Stptns Elm folhes ubsr $3.50 ees
gen bic Stabt Cincinnati; bic BIo6
Eight 60. Elm fOldsS iibsr $205. .35 &C.
gen Sad 1rdub; Stnrp Rluber ,in
|ol&es iibsr $142.7O aeatn eohu 90.
Scott.
Die Wine Sirset Gable Bldg. aub
godn 60. iIasie cine 6ppotktenforbs.
rnns iiber $2496.s5 sssen Geo. g.
Uini!eI u. ". Elm.
Charles Warren @otbermdn bai
'ine 5ppotbesenforo.runs iiber $500
,tseH 5annis g. Gramer II. u. sins..
Itdof
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9eIegaten 5ur Sdneer&Stdoteper-
einiGling: SO. Sasen glIfreo @iier-
rnann ino 8. aRnurer.
9en 9eifluB Der 8eriammluag biz
oete cir genliitblidles 9eiiamnfnIeir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-08

brilar gladmittdss cine Bridge,
500 unb Domino ,goriie tn ben Hdus
men BEG Jnifituiss db.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
Leake Goes Backwards.

The personal assessment roll for
Leake county has reached the office
of the state auditor, showing the
total valuation Of personal proper
ty to be $3.50, ATS against SITE. AL.
a decrease in two years of $l9l :
936. Among the items noted in
this roll are 1904 head of cattle
valued at SAB. .275: 262 oxen at S9.-
O95; 204 horses at $4,000; 1864
mules at SITS, ST; l3 sheep and
goats at $l2; Sc hogs at $l87: IL
autos at $2275; jewelry. so: money
on hand, $1450: on deposit, $5795; !;
loaned, $29.7 The total number
reported for poll taxation are 2l4S
whites and 1854 negroes
10 1918. Leake county reported
2255 head of cattle at $24, 387 ;
about one half now reported: oxen
have increased about fifty per cent
horses have decreased $40. 900 ia
value: mules have decreased $50, :
600 in value: sheep and goats de-
creased by two head and So in val
ne; hogs decreased from 115 head
TO Sc and in value from 1928 to
S187: of jeWelry, the assessor found
none for either year: money on
hand has decreased very materially,
ag also has that % deposit,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
The Feast of TabernaCIeS.

The Festival comprises eight
days, beginning on the eve of the
22nd day cf September and ending
October 1st.
Once year Israel revives its
love of the soil, and makes public
avowal Of the fact that even an
industrial civilization, such as ours.
depends primarily upon the ele-
ments Of nature. This restatement
of love for and confidence IN Moth
er Earth is indeed fact of Jewish
Righteousness. we know and we
reassure ourselves that God is at
the centre of life through all the
seasons and that the prosperity and
the satisfaction We seek come or do
not come according to His Law.
The Sukkoth Festival is the cul-
minating lesson of the series OF
holidays of the month. 1t address
es itself to the facts of life which
we might, otherwise, leave sordid.
1t widens the horizon of our indi-
viduaI interests. 1t approves our
vorations and labors not when they
bring private satisfactions but
when they vitalize our common
humanity and make US more effic-
lent in the work upon which depend
the veal, the peace and the joy of
the community.
Mr.. Max Lewinthal will conduct
services at Temple B'Nai Sholem,
next Wednesday at 1880 p. m
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
YazOo City Clerk Found Short $1,000.

Yazoo City, Miss Sept. a.
The work of auditing the city's
books has just been completed and
a report made to the board of may
or and aldermen. The audit, it is
claimed, developed a shortage in
the books of City Clerk b. w. Nc.
Cormick, Of about $1,000. His
resignation was asked for and K.
G. Olden, late bookkeeper at the
Producers Cotton Oil Company,
was elected city CLERK In his place
No explanation of the shortage ha:
yet been given and no other actor
has been taken by the board.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
BANK CASES CONTINUED
To Await Supreme Court Action Per-
jury indictments Mol Pressed
New Ones Substituted.

Special Judge Luther M. Burch
of Jackson, called the cases ant
heard arguments of attorney
Thursday IN the cases of indicted
officials of the Commercial Bank &
Trust c., which failed Jan. 5.
1914.
F. f. Becker. L. B. Baggett, F
v. Becker, II Cassidy, J w. Nc
Grath, Louis Cohn, David Cohn anC
Geo. Bowsky, directors, we're in
dicted after the failure on two
counts each charging receiving
money into an insolVent bank, Mr.
Becker having been tried last De-
cember on a change of venue al
Hazlehurst getting peremptory in.
structions from the Court to jury
to discharge him.
A call of the remaining cases at
this place after this trial resulted
in an agreement of counsel Of both
sides to await the decision OF the
Supreme Court in the Becker case
before proceeding further, the Dis
trict Attorney having appealed the
States cause.
Thursday the attorneys for de-
lendants, Judge Julian Wilson,
and Hons j. w. Cassidy and j..
A. Maui appeared in court and de-
manded trial for their clients. be-
ing answered to the contrary by
District Attorney Hugh V. Wall
and the states Assistant Attorney
General, Geo. W. Ethridge, who
concurred with the District Attor-
ney, and who had come down for
the hearing of the cases on the in
,Vitation Of the District Attorney.
Judge Burch, after arguments,
decided that it was the wise course
to await the decision of the Su-
preme Court, on account of the
many legal phases of the cases.
which have never hitherto been
threshed out in this state. Judge
Burch stating in his decision that
the trisI of all the cases singly
would possibly bankrupt the county
and that any reasonable amount OF
delay in the disposal of the cases
would not work harm to anyone
concerned.
The records in the trial of the
Becker case. which was appealed to
the Supreme Court, have, for Vari-
Gus reasons, been delayed in reach
ing that tribunal: but it is practi-
calIy certain that they will be sent
up within the next three weeks in
time for the court to pass on the
case in their December session
Four other indictments growing
out of the bank failure. two each
against Former Cashier F. F.
Becker and Assistant Cashier L. H.
Baggett for perjury were nolprUss-
ed by District Attorney Wall for
reasons best known to himself. and
in their places we're substituted one
indictment each against the above
charging the same offense, these
last indictments having been return
ed by the grand jury which ad-
journed last week.
On account of Gov. Brewers
commission to Judge Bnrch giving
him authority to try only the in
dictments mel pressed. the later
ones will be heard at a future date.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
School Plans Deep Water Well.

HazIehurst. Miss Sept. IT,
The Lincoln Copiah Agricultural
High School will at an early date
sink a deep water well. NegOtia-
tions are now we'll under way be-
tween the board of trustees of the
school and an expert we'll borer,
and 1t is expected that this work
will begin soon.
The school now has large tank
with capacity Of several hundred
gallons. A plumbing system will
be installed. and water will be
furnished from this we'll for all re-
quirements for the school.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18

The State Board of Pharmacy
will meet at Jackson. October 5,
at 5 o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of examining applicants for Lii
cense to Practice Pharmacy APP
plicanss should apply for applica-
tion blanks to w. w. Ellis, Sec
Board Of Pharmacy. Fayette, Miss,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18

Rev w. n. Morgan expects to
return from Aberdeen this morn
ing. His friends will be glad to
learn that his father is better.
Mr.. Morgan states. however. that
he will be a suffarer for some
weeks to come. Mr.. Morgan will
fIl bis pulpit here tomorrow.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18

The Parent-Teachers held a
pleasant meeting last Wednesday
afternoon at the Public School
The members will meet twice each
month hereafter. one Of the meet
ings to be held at private home
The FIRST one of the latter will be
held with Mrs 7 Brady.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
Hold your cottonl

attorneys of McComb, are attend.
ing Circuit Court, engaged in the
defense of Geo. chatham.
Hon Dewitt Guy. of McComb,
the nominee for Sheriff OF Pike
county. II attending Circuit Caurt,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
TEACHERS. EXAMINATION

Examinations for white teachers
will be held Sept. Bird and 4th, and
Sept. l7th. and 18th: for colored
teachers Sept. 10th and 11rh. and
Sept. oath and 26th.
z c HODGES.
CO. Supl,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
KINGS DAUGHTERS ALLOW
ANCE.

1t is ordered by the Board that
an allowance of S25 per month be
made the Kings Daughters until
a further order by this Board
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
NINTH DAY.

Wednesday morning, September
the 18th. 1915, the Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. There were
present the same as yesterday.
BOARD TOGO 10 LAUREL To
INSPECT ROAD WORKING
MACHINERY.
On motion duly seconded it is
hereby ordered that this Board as
body go to Laurel. Miss as a
Committee to inspect the system of
working the public roads with I'M
proved machinery on the invitation
of Mr.. F. e. Munson. The dates
set for this inspection are Sept.
23rd and oath.
R E. LEE SPECIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter of the petition of
the electoral voters of the r. +.
Lee school district petitioniDg the
Board to make an additional 2 mill
levy Oh all of the taxable property
within the K. E Lee school dis
trict, and it appearing to the Board
that they have the required terri
tory: 1t is therefore ordered that
said levy be made in accordance
with Chapter 189 House Bill No.
-225. Acts of 1914 No counter Pc
tition having been filed.
SALE OF ARMORY BUILDING.
On motion, duly seconded, it is
hereby ordered by the Board that
the ArmoTy building situated in
the North East corner of the Court
House Square be sold at public
auction TO the highest and best
bidder for cash, at the front or
west door of the court house by
the Sheriff of this county, on Mon
day. October the 4th, 1915, at
II 80 A. M This sale will be
made on account of the Board
deeming the building dangerous to
the public
GUARD ORDER.
On motion. duly seconded. it is
hereby ordered by this Board that
all guards on the Public roads
with the exception of the guard in
Dist. /. be allowed $50 per month.
1t is. further ordered that the
guards on the farm be paid S25
per month. There is no exception
to this rule to be made.
APPROVAL OF TIE ASSESS
MENT ROLLS
II is ordeled by the Board that
the Land Assessment Roll of said
County, filed by Hon. I. Hugh
Smith, Tax Assessor, be and the
same is hereby approved. as cor
rected, and the Clerk of the Court
is ordered to make copies thereof,
as provided by Jaw. Done this
September 18th, 1915
1t is ordered by the Board that
the Personal Assessment Roll Of
said County, filed by Hon. 7.
Hugh Smith. Tax Assessor. and
the same is hereby approved, as
corrected. and the Clerk Of the
Court is ordered to make copies
thereof. as provided by law Done
this Sept. 18th. 1915
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow. Thursday,
morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
C. N BRISTER. President.
R. W. McNair. Clerk
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
To Our Gus
toners!
Trade With Us!

We offer you the most up to- date
merchandise at the best possible
values. We give you correct
weights and measures, and cour-
teous and liberal treatment. Alb
solutely one low price to every
body. When you buy from US
you are really saving money; get
the best service and, besides, a
share of our profits. Begin to
save your Coupons now and get
a return on the Dollars you
spend.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
CERDIIS TO SHERIFF.

it is ordered that T. b. Mcnt-
gomery, Sheriff and Tax Collector
of Lincoln County be given credit
with the State and County Taxes
on the following personally as per
list filed, to wit:
Doubly assessed personally, VAL
uation. $50.
Poll Tax at So. Sc.
UhcoIlected personally valuation,
$57. .8O5.
1904 Polls at 81 each, SO, ,20S.
And il is further ordered that he
be given credit with the State ard
County taxes on the following
realty as per lists filed, to wit:
Lands sold to the State for Taxes
1914. valuation, $27, ,345.
Erroneous realty for 1914, vslu.
alton, 81. 925.
CHAGRED TO SHERIFF.
1t is further ordered that T. II.
Montgomery. Sheriff and Tax Col
lector, be charged with the follow
ing as per lists filed, to wit:
Additional personally made by
Sheriff, valuation, Sl9 440
l20 Polls at 81 each. $240.
Additional realty assessed by the
Sheriff, valuation. S785
The members OF the Board have
been examining the Rolls of the
County as the law directs.
Ordered that the Board dc now
adjourn until tomorrow morning
at $3.50 O'Clock, A. M.
e. M. BRISTER. President
R. W. McNair, Clerk
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-09-18
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Report Of the Proceedings
Of the County SOIOns in Their
Sept, 1915, Session.
EIGHTH DAY.

Tuesday morning, September the
18th, 1915, the Board met pursuant
to adjournment There we're pres
ent the same as yesterday.
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Wednesday morning. September
the 18th. 1915. the Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. There were
present the same as yesterday.
BOARD TO GO 10 AUREL 10
INSPECT ROAD WORKING
MACHINERY.
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you
prefer bring your Aluminium article
YOU select FREE all purchases
made from us Goods sold at wholesale
price or special Bargain Goods Feed Sufs Fertilizer
ggin Country We will 30 day
following date of purchase
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-20
GIRLS RELAY RACE.

A ladies' relay race for the cham
pionship of the world will be one of
the features of the Montana State
Fair, which will be held in Helena
from Sept. 20 to 25. The race will;
be run during three days of the fair
in half-mile relays and some of the
best riders in the country will take
part. Among them, of course, will be
Fanny Sperry Steele, the Montana
rider who has won first money in
ladies' relay races and bucking con.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-20

tests in Calgary, Winnipeg, Pendleton,
Ore, and everywhere else where she
has ever entered.
Ruth Parton of Washington is an.
other world famous relay rider who
is expected to take part. Miss Parton
has won most of the ladies' relay races
which have been held west of the
Rocky mountains for several years
past.
There are a number of other young
women relay riders in Montana who
will have strings in the state fair
race. It is probable that a cowboys
relay race also will be arranged for
the State Fair.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-20

The present excellent market for
horses has aroused new interest
smong breeders throughout the coun-
try. Montana has sent thousands of
horses to the armies Of Europe and in
addition to that the home market has
been exceptional for months past. For
years the horse department of the
Montana State Fair at Helena has of.
fered the breeders of the state a
chance to see the best grades of many
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-20

breeds each year, and has been q sup.
embarking in the breeding business
or who are desirous of changing their
strains. This year the exhibits in the
horse line promise to be bigger than
ever before. Nearly $4,000 in cash
premiums is offered. The accompany.
ing picture shows three prize winners
at the 1914 Horse Show at the Montana
exposition. The Fair this year will
be held Sept. 2O-25.
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