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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic makes
you strong. If
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

Justice Goodrich, Of the New YORK
Srprcmc Court, has drawn attention
20 ,he fact that the time is approach
Ing when IL viii be necessary to cut
loose. in a great measure. from pre-
cedont and decide law cases upon
their perits after analysis. The Jus
tice says that there are now rendered
in this country more than 10000 de-
cisions in each year by appellate
tribunals, and that there were pub
lished in 1900 42O volumes Of reports,
seventy-seven volumes of dgests
ninety-fve volumes Of statutes ant
$50 volumes Of treatises. No lawyer
can do anything with such a mass Of
.eSal matter, even If he has the money
/. Is =. md, since - vyer can
now hope to keep up win the IL
expounded, courts must necessarily
fall back on application of recognized
first principles 10 The case Immediately
In hand
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

Mason, of Chronicle, were over las
week looking up some oxen hel'
under the provisions of mortgage
given the former.
Miss Helen Carter, passed through
Leakesville last week en- route fol
home, she having closed her schoo
on Big Greek.
Mr.. Quinn, agent for the A. Ores
sett.music house of Meridian, stopped
over in town one day last week while
making one of his regular rounds
through the country in quest of bust
| ness for his people.
Attorney J. E. Alderman, was il
Mobile this week, having to be pres
emit at the taking of some testimony il
the case. of D. A. Blodgett ct al. VS.
Greene County.
Mrs. G.. W. Faulk and daughter,
Ruby, returned Sunday after an alb
sence of several weeks sp ent in town
Chronicle, Mobile and Bay Minette,
Ala.
Mr.. J. M. Davis, of the American
Snuff Co., and whose home is at An
niston, Ala, was looking up business
among our merchants last week.
Mr.. L. d. Clark came down from
Adamsville last Friday and spent that
day and part of Saturday in Leakes-
Vile in order to be on hand to help
conduct the examination should there
be any applicants; he being member
of the examining board.
Mr.. Lang Mills and SOD, Wiley,
from East side, were attending to
divers matters in our village Saturday
last.
The agents Of the Wrought Iron
Range company have been very busy
in this vicinity this week setting up
"Home Ranges" in tine various Gull
nary departments of our neighbors.
Mr.. @. w. Breland has made several
visits to town this week in the inter-
ests of health of family,
We learn that Mr.. Jas. B. Plat,
from over in the East Side neighbor-
hood, has embarked in the mercantile
business at Fruitdale, Ala, having
purchased the stock, good will, etc.,
of Messrs. J. H. Haight & Son OF
that place. We wish him much sue
cess in the venture.
Messrs. Scott IL Crutcher, tobacco
drummers, were mailing up signs and
taking orders for their line OF goods
here Tuesday.
--.sts.-,.-+-..,
as@'fas-4.,- szsarss s.4-s.--4snd and Il
' III S.rlngfellow, came in Wednesday
from Lucedale bringing in as prison
ers, two victims of the Blind Tiger
habit, Judge Neville's pets. John
Daugherty the elder of the two, was
placed in to serve out a sentence, and
the other E. 7. Rose, is held in de.
fault of bond upon an Indictment for
same offence. Both of them were
fugitives. Daugherty was captured
at or near Hattiesburg and Rose al
some point on the G. & s. 1. railroad
in Harrison County.
Another knight of the grip, who in
terviewed the trade in our burg this
week, was Mr.. Bizell, representing
Davis, Marshall 4 Co., of Mobile.
The painting of the Presbyterian
church has been completed and the
appearance has been greatly improved
upon thereby.
We have tailed to mention that Mr.,
Herndon Pool has decided to be a cit
izen of our town for awhile, having
accepted position with Turner, Dor.
sett & Co.'S. store as salesman.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the In arinr Land lf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

Read Admiral William T. Sampson
will not wait to be summoned before
the court of inquiry, but will appe r
and ask to be heard. This is under
stood to be his present program.
Following upon the refusal OF the
court to allow Mr.. Stayton TO appear
in his behalf that gentleman sent q
letter to the court Saturday morning,
the contents of which has not been
made public, and then left for New
York. He will return this week and
IL is understood that Rear Admiral
Sampson will accompany him. IL ia
impossible to predict whether the
court will permit the former COM
mander- in chief of the North Atlantic
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

Leon Czolgosz arrived at Auburn,
N. Y, and was confined in the state
prison there.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04
SEVERE STORM IN OMAHA.

Omaha, Neb. The heaviest storm
of rain and hail which has visited
this city for years struck Omaha
early Friday. Twenty-Five telephone
and electric light poles were blown
down and street cars were blocked in
several parts of the town. Sergts.
'Demphy and Weisenberg, on duty in
the north part Of the city, aud an
electric light man, were badly
shocked by coming in.contact with
i've wires, but none were seriously
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04
JOUR- WASHINGTON LETTER
Regular Weekly Correspondence From the Nations Capital
City.

| neet TO appear. linus ldr tilo cur
has shown a disposition not to permit
him to be brought into the case. This
was especially noticeable when Mr..
Stayton was refused permission to
appear. One reason'why Mr.. Stayton
is anxious to get into the case before
it has progressed much further is that
! he fears that when nearly all the wit
nesses have been heard some of those
favorable to Rear Admiral Schley
will bring Rear Admiral Sampson
into the case, and the man who could
have oontradicted their statements
will have been heard and discharged,
and may be away at sea ous of reach
of the court for examination.
Postmaster General Smith is seri-
ously considering the denial of postal
privileges to newspapers and other
publications of anarchistic tendencies.
While there is nothing in the regu-
lations of the department. that con-
fers upon him this authority, it is
argued by officials that he has as
much right to proceed against such
publications MS he had to withdraw
second class mail privileges from pc
riodicals with premium offers. 1t is
further contended that there is no
reason why anarchists should receive
the protection Of the very government
which they are endeavoring to de-
stroy, and that if orders are Issued
against fraudulent concerns they could
also be issued against persons who
are known to be anarchists and those
who publish anarchistio newspapers.
In conversation with Representa-
tive Griggs of Georgia, President
Roosevelt said that it was his inten-
ton to appoint the best men to office,
and that this statement applied to the
South as we'll as to other parts OF the
country. He added that whenever
Democratic congressman had any
thing to say, either for or against
candidate for appointment, due
weight would be given to his views
Representative Hepburn of Iowa
opposes any concessions TO Cuba IN
the proposed reciprocity treaty with
that island.
1--WE are now producing in the
United States" he says. ''about 200
tons of beet sugar each year, justify
ing the expectation that in ten years
we will produce all the % Tar needed
in the United States. To gar beet
in mp" TO the
Not
the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-10-04

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic, tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
BUSINESS MEN MEET TODAY
Called Iass Meeting at Garfield Hall
al 3 80 q. VI

The business men mass meeting called
this afternoon for 2.90 in Garfield hail.
VIII be one Of the largest attended meet
ings ia the history Of the city, as far as
the business men are concerned. The petit
tons which wire circulated during the
past few days were generally signed and
if this is any indication, Garfield Han VIII
BE filled to its utmost capacity. The BUS
mess men OF the city have called this
meeting for the purpose o taking dei-
mite action to prevent mob violence or
.lzwlessness in Wichita. Just what viii
be done this afternoon IS hard to con
lecture but the business men Of the city
win be present and have words TO say
on this question.
1t IS not the intention Of the business
men to have long drawn out program
Of speeches against violence in wichita
but it is merely to be a quiet gathering
OF men interested IN Wichitas welfare
TO take some definite action
IL IS true that a few short talks VIII
be made by vel know nmen and reso,u-
tions drawn Up. but beyond that action.
ell is problemaucaL Many people were
talking Of the meeting yesterday ana
the action Of the gathering VIII be await
ed with much anticipation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22

court addressed some sound advice 70 the
mother and father that could not Dut
make a deep impression upon ali con-
oerned. He said among other things:
ITO render decision IN a case Of his
character IS one OF the most painful
duties of my office The sentiments CT
feelings Of the parents must not De taAen
in consideration by me because # the
peculiar circumstances that surround this
case. You madam. are not blameless by
any means. II you had the good Of your
child al heart and really cherished the
affection for him you pretend to have,
YOU would not Their frequent wine rooms
and become SO intoxicated as 70 oe IN
able t. stand erect without assisla zee.
If YOU wish 10 care for this boy IS you
should you must reform. and thai at
once. Now. as for the father, Re also
is far from being what re should re and
IS 10 be severely censured for his con-
duct The question that presents Itself
70 me IS what am 7 to Go for The lest
interests II this boye Az most J rave
only q limited Jurisdiction in the matter.
since the case viii be finally disposed of
when the divorce proceedings are heard in
the district court. This viii be within
month OF six weeks and 81 IS nay ooinion
that the morals 81 the child cannot be
improved or made worse within that
time. I do not intend t7 cause him pain
by placing him IN the temporary keeping
Of some stranger. consequa utly untll the
district court decides In the case the
boy Will remaIn with bis mother and
win deny the writ u habeas corpus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
WORK OF THE COMMITTEE
Details Regarding Republican City
Convention Announced.


The ac-ion 81 the CRY central commit
tee p regard 10 the Republican city con-
venuon IS as follows:
Republican primaries VIII be held on
Tuesday. March 3. 1871. between the
hours Of O'Clock and o'clock p. III
m. Cor the purpose Of selecting delegates
TO the Republican convention 90 be held
Tueslay March e. l90l at 10 o'clock a.
m. iu tho city Of Wichita, which oonveu-
sion wlu nominate q candidate FOR mayor,
cty attorney. city clerk. city treasurer.
judge or city court marshal Of city
court. clerk Of city court, one mefber Of
city council and one member of the
school beard in each ward. three jus
tlces ~ the peace and three coustables.
Each ward shall have representation In
tia convention as follows:
First ward -..-.... -.....-.........-....-.-z2
Third Ward .-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fourth Ward .....-...--- .........-.-.....--7
Ff-l Ward ..........................
sixth ward ..............-......... .-..12
Only known Republicans VIII be per
mitted to vote at the primaries.
The ballots shah an be printed uni
form 3n white paper.
Each ward Is entitled to two Judges
and ore clerk for a beard. to be selected
1y the voters present at time for open
ing the polls
The voting places shan be as follows:
First Ward-City building
Second Warj-Cceidentai stables
Third WarI-Tmporia avenue barn.
Furth W8rd-Grafton' store
Fifth War5-Paiace block
sixth Warl-Stewart's store
= r. ALLEN. Chairman.
PAUL. BROWN.
Secretary Rereblican City Central
fs------- .--r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
JUDGE DAVID DALEILL
a. r. Helm was on Bench ia District
court \ eeferdaN

Judge n. IL Dale is asla compelled 70
remain at home because oS llns7s ana
the ease of B.ase against Cox. wh.ch was
scheduled for t-iai Yesterday morning.
WAS heard hy Ju5se tpro tern Helm.
JGdge Dale appearsd nj the court house
8t an early hour yesterday and made The
announcement that II woa.d as imp7ss.-
o.e Cor him TO remain. aud Sc c1nse-
csenca ~ this fact he g putzs1 Ci-y At
tcruly Helm 81 preside far h-m- The
suit ~ B-ake against Cox was IL recover
So ,sh- n The p,a.nts1 cut has f3r
the defendant bat -ha latter alleges thar
the services vere NOT performed as hlake
lad been tc,5 The 5ury ia tae ease 7so-
dered ver3i-t for s. and costs in he
plaintiffs favor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
SPORTSMEN ARE ON
Wild Ducks CaII Them 10 Western
kansas

The numerous reprots that wild ducks
are plentiful on the lakes In the western
part ot the state have caused the Wich-
TIA sportsmen 20 plan FOR grips TO taeir
reserves. Already q number 81 the sun-
men are our u the city on hunting trips.
Gerald Nolk is making stay al Cairr
and Frank Burt letr last evening To join
him. returning tonwrow morning. a
num1er OF men are az Wa5l9cks lnclu6-
ing C. T. Davidson. 81. 3. Throekmort5n
anl oth.rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
CONDITION OF COL. MURDOCH
Indications Of Retirement Apparent
Last Evening.

Last evening there were Indications Of
betterment in the condition Of Colonel
Murdock, and all are looking hopefully
to their continuation today. He has
been patient in his suffering and has
shown spirit through it all Yesterday
more remembrances from his friends
reached him during the day. and each
pleased him very much. as did all sym
pathetic INQUIRIES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22

keeping them. He viii assume HIS new
duties about March L
Charles Goodyear. the assistant under
former Clerk Arnett. IS stu connected
with the Office and IS likely 70 remain
there for at least few weeks longer He
is assisting the attaches 10 become IA
miliar with the many intrtcacies OF the
office As soon as this S. accomplished
ne viii retire to his farm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
He CHARGES ABANDONMENT
Richard Vanata Fiivs Another Pett
ton for Divorce.

Richard Yanata has fled suit n the
district court for divorce from alpha.
charging her with abandonment
vanata IS driver for local Wholesale
grocery conoern-< lie was MARRIED "a
Iowa tn Isg la Ise1 he entered q similar
su.l against che same defendant. hut this
matter was not acted upon in the district
ceu-t untl September 2, 1856 when an
entry - dismissal was made. A feW Gays
prior q thar he was sued hy 1liu
Varats for divorce ri a charge q cruelty
ana neglect He aen.ed al IF The allega-
tons st forth II this petition and alleged
that re was never married 81 the woman
Tie matter was dnaiF adjusted and now
De aealn dles pro ceilings AGAINST hls first
wife through Judge Hsym KEY. charging
that she abandoned him Tor the Tast
eleven years without cause
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON
Merchants Close Their stores At 2
OfEIgck To-day

ttSck puay.
Ihis is George Washington's birthday
and On account OF that fact the rsfsl
erchants OF Wichita viii close their stores
this afternoon at o'clock untH the fa.-
lowing morning. This was the unanimous
decision OF the merchants. and IL meets
with the hearty approval of the people o.
tie city
The closing Of the stores viii give the
clerks an opportunity of few hours o.
recreation. or 10 spend the sine as thay
may wish While there e no program, OF
amsse nents,yet the bushes. people of the
city who are busy every day Ct each week
excepting Sundays. viii Be glad of tee
opportunity o. spending a few hours free
from ali business care.
Wichita people Ia general revars TIA
memory Of George washington. To the
average westerner. no person living az
near his ideal Of the first president ~
the United States other men considered
great have not occupied the same pscu-
Tar position 10 the hearts o. the western
American as has George wash. neton.
Nit1 the merchants. the banks viii
cease TO do business owing TO ire legal
holiday The Dostonce viii close at 16.sg
opening a. go ard the carriers viii nof
make 3 delivery
tae nis Doli Paeking Plant VII shut
down ar noon The employees q the house
viii Re allowed q spend re balance az
the day as they rnay wish THIS acs q,
the part % The Doid management IS pa~-
tsea.arly agreeable q the largs nurnser
g mea employed AZ tas p.azt
among those ~ the retail roerares-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
BALLARD MAKES STATEMENT
says He Has Returned Child to Its
Mother.

r ". Ballard, OF whom Il was said IN
yesterdays paper that ne had kidnapped
his child, said yesterday that he had
done no such thing, but that he had taken
his child with the mothers knowledge
for one day and had returned the child
Wednesday evening to its mother. He
says that he has been here q year; that
through the influence OF relatives Of his
wife he and his wife have not lived to-
gether for year, although he loves his
wife and honors her. He says that he
did not beat his wife as alleged also
that he did not say that he was employed
by the CUdahys but nad said that he con
templated working there, having put in
en- application for employment Mr.. Bal-
lard is now in the employ Of the Imperial
Gas Lamp company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22

tual Hal Insurance company against
farmers Of this county. The matter Will
be taken up 10 the district court for final
action. Ray & Keith represent the com
pany and Anidon & Comfy are for the
farmers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22

Genuemen:-1Iy mamma has Seen q
great coffee drlnker ana has foand 81.
verz injurious. EaVins used severs,
packages e your GGAIN-o. the drink
chat takes the phase OF coffee. she fn5s
Il much Better t0r herseE ana Tor rs
chHsren to drink She has given up
coTee drinking entirely We use q pack
age 81 Gra.n-O every week sm zen
years CID years respectfully.
FANNIE WILLIAMS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestiye organs viii be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
for any kind Of work. This has
been the experience of others; If
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold By all medicine dealers. p cts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
MANY ACRES ARE SOLD
One Tract of Sedgwick County
Land Brings $4,000.
VALLEY CENTER TOWNSHIP
Two Kansas Men Now the
Owners of Property,

Two Thousand and sixty-eight acres OF
land IN sedgwick county in the northwest
Portion of Valley Center township has
leeE purchased BY TWO Kansas men,
Page NJ House and Robert J. Wolfe
the consideration being s27o0. This Is
one Of the largest land deals in this
county for many day and the property
Is an excellent portion Of the county.
It is between the towns Of Valley Cen
aer and Bentley and IS considered one OF
The best tracts Of land Ia that part OF
he country.
A large portion Of the land Is IN mead
aws and pastures The fields which have
been cultivated, yield excellent crops ard
Is far as that part OF the purchase is
concerned. IS undoubtedly good one.
The property has been owned for some
dme by Sidney r. Barry Of Beaver. Wy
omlng. and he held il merely as an invest
nent Mr.. Barry cae here a number o.
times and saw his large SedgHiek county
farm. He was pleased with H. out de-
clded that he would dispose Of IL to the
Two Kansas men.
was All ia Pastures.
Almost ali Of the land a few years ago
vas in pasture. Many cattle and horses
were summered there and IT was one Cf
the largest farms-nearly q ranch-that
that part Of the counrp has seen Al the
time thar the survey for the Kansas Mid
land road was made. it went through a
portion Of the farm. There was some OBJ
lection 10 the r0a drumming through the
properly. but after some trouble il was
AL settled The road was BUILT as sur
reyed and now goes through the land
Bentley is the nearest town and the
Frisco touches there.
Just what the new owners purpose TO
90 with their new possessions is not
known but it has been iutimated that
they VIII engage extensively in the cat
lie business and fer this reason desire
land which can be used for pasture and
nayland. II would have been hard to
End a more desirable piece of property
n this county for sue hpurp0ses and
the new owners are TO be congratulated
On getting that property. The revenue
stamps on the deed amount TO S27.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
Tonight

If your liver is out Of order, causing
BiIousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take q dose Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-22
BARB.R C0gATY RR0PERTY

Il
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08

Jet Snallwood came home from
Carleton college, Friday afternoon.
A number of his schoolmates who
were passing through stepped off the
train and gave their college yell and
with loud voices said, "Jet Small
wood s alright. - They then boun-
ced him above their heads in the air
three times, denoting what jolly
fellow Jet was.
. A "where is it, party was given
at the home Of E. L. Nance, Thursday
evening. 1t was also a surprise to
Miss Bessie Robinson, sister of Mrs.
Nance. Mrs. K. E. Sims, dressed
as a gypsy told fotl7nes, games were
played, refreshments served and all
the guests pronounced it a most en-
joyabple time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08

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