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The Leader announces subscription terms for a weekly paper indicating a one year prepaid option. Editor and Proprietor A B T Howes leads the publication with A Scarborough as Field Editor and outlines payment requirements and ownership.
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B. T. Howes
A. Scarborough
SPLENDID OFFER FOR Leader and Home and Farm One Year
The Leader and The Home and Farm offer a combined one year subscription for 1.50, with 12 months free for new subscribers or renewals paid in advance. The Leaper claims top status for Lincoln county news and farm content while inviting readers to join during a high-fee printing era.
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Tik Leapek
Lincoln County
United States
B.T. Hobbs
Orphanage pledge relies on divine aid and no endowment
The Jackson-based Baptist Orphanage, led by Rev. L. B. Foster and his wife, pledges full reliance on voluntary contributions and God rather than endowments. The piece cites several enduring institutions that thrived without funds, including Maller’s Orphanage in Bristol and Thornwell Orphanage in Clinton, with bold theological quotes on charity and duty. The report also notes a local suicide, census figures, and agricultural notes from Mississippi.
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Foster
Jackson
Maller
Bristol
England
Thornwell
Clinton
8. C
Natchez
Deaths in Mississippi 1900 a Roll Call of Noted Names
Mississippi newspaper notes a year of bereavement among state leaders and notable figures. It lists former governors, judges, generals, colonels, and senators who died in 1900, and comments on the impact of their loss. It also covers football safety concerns, Pan-American exposition plans, two executions, and a classified wind mill ad.
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Delta
Bolivar
Leflore
Sharkey
Yazoo
Jones County
Benton
Issaquena
Choctaw
Jackson
Wm. J. Brown
Miss
Georgia
Methodist Church
Bishop Galloway
Brown
William J. Brown
Supreme Court
L. P. Brown
Meridian
Henry M. Swann
Texas
John T. Back
Tue Lrapen
James Gibbonns
Tulane
New Orleans
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Crescent City
Channing Barnes
Mississippi
John M. Stone
John F. McCormick
William Starling
John K. McLeod
William Dunbar Holder
Robert A. Hill
Wirt Johnston
N. H. Harris
W. M. Inge
Leo Williamson
W. G. Yerger
E. H. Bristow
Sam H. Pryor
J. T. McFarland
C. M. Thurmond
John R. Dinsmore
Picayune
Bureau
J. L. Power
The
Mississippi Press Association
Buffalo
Pass Christian
Happenings and notices from Mississippi towns
A roundup of local items reports Oxford Masonic temple cost 617000, Biloxi policemen salaries, a senator’s purchase, deaths in Lowndes and Yazoo counties, marriages in Sallis and Yazoo, a fatal wreck near Brooklyn, church openings, school funding, district clerical changes, and various civic happenings including a new fertilizer plant, hospital dedication, and a jail visit by the WCTU.
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Oxford
Masonic Temple
Biloxi
Aul Natehee
G. BK. Wilson
Neshoba Demier
W. A. Gentry
Lowndes County
Thomas 8. Holmes
Sallis
Virginia Waterer
Yazoo County
Harry Cobnery
Gulf & Ship Island
Brooklyn
C. V. Aiken
de Soto
Chirks County
Jackson
RP Moore
Fannie Ricks Willis
Panther Burn
New York
Europe
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Mexico City
John Ruskin
Westminster Abbey
God
Waverly
L. L. Thompson
Allie Burr
Atlanta
Brookhaven
Baron von Kettler
China
Russell Freeman
G. Y. Freeman
Ignatius Donnelly
Ast
Minneapolis
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
John D., Jr
Benjamin D. Odell, Jr
Gov
Roosevelt
Tomlinson
Artesia
Cook
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Cole
Chickasaw
University of Mississippi
M. College
Alcorn
M. Colle
Tadustylas Fastinistus
Insane Hospital
Jierkson Faut
Insane Hospitil Deaf and Donuts Instinuis
Vickstare
Natches City Hospital
JW. Garner
Summit
Politics
Scienor
Columbian University
McMillan Company
Gav. Sharkey
Freedmen's Bureau
Ord
Gillem and Ames
Powers and
Cles
Jat
E. von Scutter
Prussia
Raymond
Censis Pigures
Aberdeen Bay
St. Louis
Canton
Columbus
Corinth
Greenville
Greenwood
Grenada
Hattiesburg
Holly Springs
Rosciuska
Laurel McComb
Macon
Natehez
Okolona Pass
Christian
Port Gibson
Scranton
Tupelo
Vicksburg
Water Valley
Wesson
Point
Winona
Yarmers
Mississippi Experiment Station
Southern Farm Gazette
Kingston Lumber Company
Laurel
Price Wigheing
Santa Fe
N. M
Superitendent of Public Instruction
M. C. Debaca
Fos
Ruskin
William McCulloch
Woodville
Will Kirby
Isaiah Johnson
Jess
Magnolia
Fosby
Pfeifer Building
W.H. Penn
Second Streets
Monticello
R. D. Lanier
Lincoln
T. Y. Nelson
Hwrcke
C. E. Grafton Drug Co., Inc
Tom McNair
Orrick
Omics
Miller Organ
T. H. Perkins
Chas, Chrisman
Brookhaven, Miss
Linealth
Dicksot
Cissedy Buildin
Court House
Bouth
Soulé Colles
Mangilsh
Aon
Business Echools
GEO
Soule & Gong
HOTEL
Denechaud
Sam Lightfoot
Kodol
Bataire
Price Jr
Largesien
E.C. Delwitt & CO
Chenge O.h.grafpton
A M. McMillan
Brookhavem, Miss
Mississippi News
Cur
Tw Baptist Church
J. B. Searcy
Hardy
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Elzaretts
Rairatte
W. A. Hurt
Winona Times
Edward W. Taylor
Hurt
Industrial Institute and College
Tom Franklin Hospital
Hogiman Son
Yazoo City
Bro. Senter
James B. McTaggart
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Thomas L. Holt
Philippines
Nols
Rld
State House
Lawer
Rosedale
Boyle
Bolivar County
Masonic
Pechenney
John Carson Smith
Chicago
Grand Lodge of
Tlinois
Memphis
General Gordon
Walter H. M. Wood
A. V. Liddell
Hairston
Wood
Liddell
Brookhavens— Foundry
Jos. Connelly & Son
Sori Holaye
Haiti
DRS. Betts & Betts & Dyar
St. Charles Street
Young
Wei
Eyatiris
Drs. Betts & Betts
E& Dyar
Aber Lumber
Lauber
East Union Mills
Liss
Brookhaven Cycle
Espe Bicycle
J. Dahlstrom
Monticello St
Boswell House
Brookhaven Marble Works
Secretary of State
United States Treasury, Department
Treasury Department
Callin
Notio
Lewis and Jenkins
Joseph Jefferson
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