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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15


Mr.. Bryan acted a far better part
than had been expected Of him from
his movements before the assembling
of the Con invention. After his arrival
there he seemed to, have become i'm
bued more with the harmony spirit
than at any time before, and procee-
ded to make cancellations, which are
30 necessary to reconciliation from
all sides, but at the same put up a
good and consistent fight for the prin
ciples for which he stood, thereby
maintaining his consistency but not
At the cost of Party segregation
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

An Institution That Contributes
Much Toward the Enlivenment
of Mankind.

In general summing up of the
numerous mechanical inventions
which contribute largely TO the
gavety of nations, the telephone,
it appears, does not fall behiad,l
says the Indianapolis Journal.
1T just occurred to me the
other day" said woman in a lit
tie group of club loiterers who
were having a social chat after
the club had adjourned, that we
DO not give the telephone its just
due of praise as cheer distrib.
ufor. One hears good deal, now
and them about the useful tele-
phone, the wonderful telephone
the convenient telephone, but
really | have never heard any one
call it the cheerful telephone.
Perhaps. however, one needs to be
a suburban dweller to realize
what IN entertaining and agree.
able companion the telephone is.
In trite phrase, words can hardly
tell what valuable affair the tel
ephone Is in the country. In the
duh winter days, when my hus,
band was in town and the childrcnI
at school. my spirits would some
times flag. Instead Of flying 10 a.
quinine pill or a dose OF cut-ratc
tonic, would simply fly TO thel
telephone, call up some one of my
treasured relatives or intimate
friends, either in town OF in the
country, get little pleasant
sparkle Of talk or harmless Cos
sip over the wire, ard go back to
my sewing or work refreshed and
braced in mind and body.
Tnle.lDownst,' too. as good
old Sai"ey Camp would say, I.
often administered the telephone
cure to my husband and children.
II Henry yawned a good deal In
the evening and didn't seem to
care to read. OF to talk, would
say, carelessly:
Henry, cali up George Blanke,
and ask how they all are, overi
there; we haven't heard from
them for several days; or, Henry.
call up Your mother and risk how
all the folks are tell her we want !
to know These lite teleya.s ns
syrposiums would brighten dear
old Henry up amazingly. Whom
the children were. ut hore from
school with colds, too. the tele-
Nho3e Eaa orr great comfort.
Indeed, think the woTld at large
is '-ngrroTorsly silent concerning
tho countless glorions messaaes of
roiden cheer which, Gay by day,
in every direction, fit along the
telephone wires"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
EUNNo eUBlEs III BUrfsA.
a Transaction Which Is Entered Into
with the Greatest Pre-
caution.

The peculiar business methods
If oriental merchants are Illus
trated By the manner of buying
-uhics in Burma In the exnmina.
ton Of rubies artificial light is not
ised, the merchants holding that
full sunlight alone can bring out
the color and byilliancy OF the
gems. Sales must therefore take
place between nine a. nj and three
p. m, and the SKY must be clear,
says the jewelers., Weekly.
The purchaser. placed near
window, has before him large
copper plate. The sellers como to
him one by one. and each eInpties
upon this plate his little bag of ru-
-bies. The purchaser proceeds TO
arrange them for valuation in
number OF small. heaps. The first
division Is into three grades. &C
rording' TO size; each of those
groups is divided into three piles.
according to color, and each IF
these piles, in turn. is again divid
ed into three groups. according to
shape. The bright copper plate
hns curious use. The sunlight
reflected from it through the
stones brings out, with true m
bies, color effect different from
that with red spinels end tour
malines. which are thus easily
separated.
The buyer and seller then 90
through a very peculiar method
Of bargaining by signs, or, rather,
grips. in perfect silence. After
agreeing upon the fairness of the
classification, they join their
right hands. covered with hnnd-
kerchief or the flap Of n garment,
md by grips and pressures mn
tually understood among all these
dealers. they make. modify and or
eept proposals Of purchase and
sale. The hands are then uncOy-
cred and the prices are recorded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
TROUBLE WIEH THE KEYS.
Or Rather with the ITate Sian Who
Cried 60 Pat Them on
the Rims.

Mr Fin, eIb.n6cs mates point OF
carrying his Legs. OF which he has
two coten or more, all on one ring.
reiaies me Chicago Tribune.
His old Key ring nasirg yielded 10
the inurR,isies OF age. he purchased
q new enc the other day. 1t was one
of the KIND you have always bought.
q: q poin; where the split comes to the
sure on one siGe and push II a; ouni
until il cmerges at tho lisce whore the
sf,..t comes 10 the surface on the Other
s.de-and l.eie is your key In the
ring. ell right
The ine III. Finkenbinder chose for
transferring his Keys to the new ring
vas just after his evening meal. while
he was siitng comfortably by his fro
side. in his crossing gown and slip
pers.
He slipped several Of the smaller
Keys into the slit. after one another.
and proceeded TO push them around.
When they were about half way &c
the goal he dropped the bunch on the
EooF Picking them up. he resumed
the pushing process.
Greatly to lis surprise lot Of them
dropped out of the ring
What's the mater with the blamed
thing?" he muttered- lis this a
tric..
determined to test the matter he
thrust dozen of the keys into the slii
md pushed them around again, vigor-
cusly.
This time more than half OF then
dropped oat. apparently at the place
where Re had slipped them IN.
MIR. Finkeubinder lost HIS patience
and used strong language.
''Dad-bust it," he exclaimed "ft's
trick ring. and know It! It's a dog
gone gcl.!''
Once more he tried 1t. with the same
result
Then he threw the ring, with ths
feys that were half way In, violently
10 the foor.
Here his wife interposed and asked
, hin to let her try It
Elit how he roaTed that ne TOllt
give her Ere dollars il she could ge
the blamed Keys on the beastiy ring
Row she explained that when he hsc
Gropred the bunch the G:'s. tire nnt
picFed it up again he had pushed the
keys the wrong way aad they. natural
" came ont where he put them IN
how che took the keys and got their
INSIDE the ring. one AZ b time. in tNt
minutes end how he. exploded worse
than ever and said II was confound
cd tric, and she wes st ts bottom O.
it-behold. are not all these written II
tire chronicles OF tho Finkenbindel
family?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

The work of the Democratic Con-
vention has exactly proven the Her
aids contention made while the aei-
tation of names OF possibilities
was but vet begun: thatfis, that it
wound be necessary to centpr9ioon a
new nane and dran Pryan and Cleve
land from consideration il Harmon
ling was ever to be accomplished
Tho Parker telegram was. c,.lacial
test OF the success Of fhis method
and nowsthe rank and fiic are eemen-
ted together stronger than ever be-
fore the fftst encouragement
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Gov Vardcman must have been
made to admit TO himself, very re-
+luctantly how ever, that the ccnServa
tive element in Mississippi were
right last year in their contention,
that the time was not yet for inject
i N of an extreme Negro I sue in Ma
tional Politics, when &c fol nd ut
the Convention at St. Louis rot only
disinclined to give ear TO his Radical
Resolution, but promptly ignored
same and adopted the One C uched
in language which well gauges the
feeling or today over the nation as a
whole on this great question which
is but in It's infancy Extremists al
ways have 20 pay the penalty Of
their lob-sided views by singing re
buke from the more substantial Gle
ment. While we admire tae Hon.
Governor far beng consistent, yet
we can't refrain from little chuckle
OF amusement at his discontinue.
Wgen the day comes when this has
grovn to be burning issue over the
c amtry as great whole we will all
BE- in the II i. X of the fight just as
much as he, cut he has to learn that
now, the SoutL c eccpted and it is but
small portion tbs Nation, but
little isknown of tl.o Negro Problem
and until it has developed to be an
evil over the land, a radical attemrt
at is corres tiol will but result in a
bortion,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
SoMe Comparisons.

The Laurel Chronicle turns Il G lime
light on the course of Mr.. Bowers in
adhering to his Railroad Counsellship
as compared 10 that OF some OF Miss
issippi's Great Statesmen, Living
and Dead, it says:
Mr. Bowers is a member of con-
gress and general attorney for the
Gulf Il Ship Island Railroad Co, Of
course it was expected when Mr..
Bowers was electop to congress that
he would resign a attorney for the
railroad, but Mir. Bowers has not done
so ana in this particular he differs
from two distinguished Mississippi
ans.
When Hon. A. f. Fox Was elected
to congress he was attorney for a
railroad company. He promptly re-
signed as such attorney that he
might devote his time and atten ton
TO his duties rs representative IN
congress.
When. Gcnl Edward G. Wal.hall
was elected United States Senator
from Mississippi; he was attorney for
the illinois Central Railroad Co and
he promptly resigned his position as
such an attorney, feeling doubtless
that it would be a gross impropi iety
for him to pretend TO represent the
people of the State as their Senator
and at tho same time the Railroad
Company as its attorney
Will any man say that Gen Wal
thall did not have u correct concep
lion of his duty as citizen and us a
SENATOR
The samn high ideals of public du-
~ which control the action of Gen
Walthatl should control the action
every man in public life in AissiS :
lppi and those who are not controli-
ed by such ideals should net receive
the confidence of the people.
Apply the test to MIR. Bowers and
of course he fails to measure up to
it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Judge Deavclns is max N solen-
did impressions wherever hes has
beer, even right in the enemy $
Camps his speech is one which ap
peaIs to The popuIacc for retura to
Old Time True Blue Jetfersonian
Democracy which is made SO evident
" necessary BY the mad tendency Of
the times a number 81 h ! leading
Bowers organs have cand ~. expires
sci their admiration of the Judge
Grafton,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Judge Parker's telegram electric
ed the whole country, and placed
him higher in the esteem of the gen
eral populace than his warmest sup
porters had expected just at that
time The Judicious and firm position
taken showed the proper assertion
of his manhood, an mixing into which
had long been wished for
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

1t is said that Judge Parker may
extend the Olive Branch to Mr.. Bry
an aud request him to address the
Great Democratic Pow-Pow soon to
be held in Chicago, which Mr.. Bry-
an has intimated he Il accept. This
acceptance would be followed by an
invitation for him to take the stump
in behalf of the National Ticket which
we Judge W. J. would do as he is fond
of oratory of his own making
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
A T.-s..i-Lli;1 FI7,- STORY.
Tale of tie Daring Rescue of a Wound
cd Fireman by a Brave
Comra6e.

-
Pearson's Magazine recently
had a thrilling fire story, by Mr.
John Austin Schetty.. A dramatic
rescue Is described as follows:
'TheTe was a; sudden tear and
rack: Williams, locking up, saw
that the heavy elevator tackle
had burned ftom its fasten:ngs,
and coming down with all the
impetus. Of its Is stories DROP,
Pen1eld, unheeding, checked with
anger, leaned out farther,
"I.oox ont. man cried Williams.
The men with one impulse drew
back as the thing came down like
whirlw nd and fell, a tangled
mass OF cable and chain, far below.
Penield had disappeared! For a
second every one gazed at the
window in d,smay.
Ibid it take kim down with it %
asked Hickey, yoicing the fears Of
the rest.
Mop cried Williams, In sudden
comprehension, "but it's knocked
him on the head into kingdom
come He's lying in that room, I'll
bet: And that fire will be at him
n minute" The others stood
appalled,. There was no wav to
get across that yawning space. To
seek way through the rooms
would take too much time.
Keep your stream under that
window commanded the captain.
suddenly. Here, give me one of
those ladders" Then they faith
omed his purpose as he sought to
lay 1t from window 70 window. II
Tas to short! The other, quick
be cried. 1t just measured the dis
tance. Another moment and hr
was on it, crawling on hands and
knees to the rescue OF the man
who had reyiled him but few
moments before. He got to tbs,
window and stepped inside. HIS
foot touched something soft. It
WAS Penfieid. The floor was fo1
beneath him.
"iEero, Penfleld, are you hurto"
lie asked, lifting the prone figure
te a half=sitting position. For an
svee tie TIERS head rolled list
lessly, white his smashed helm"
fell TO tie Gaor. The NAN VAS In
sensible, Y IN q vicions cut above
his eye from which the hloos
flowed Bnt for the helmet he
worA have had d Eroken skull.
y illienls saw-tilat he would have
to CARY him. and promptly set
about it. RI herculean effort, OF
which ha was little conscious in
the excitement of the moment, ne
20; Il c wounded man on his back
With dis arms abort his nech.
Then he slowly clambcgei on -
the ladder. When TIE others san
the to, they gaspeG. Williams
had to- G very careful hes. ,i,,s bur
dsn. swinging to one side, vould
precilitate them both ten stories
below, It was only space Of for
feet, butit seemed an nfirite time
before il WIS nearly covered. The
rungs of the ladder cut into the
rescues's knees as he slowI,
worked his way over, but he held
on like grim death until the others.
reach ng hiin, drew Penfeld in to
safety"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
WAR SPIRIT In JAPAN.
Even the Coolies rAae Drag J!DF..z-
azhas AS0ut Are EsGer to DIS
play 2hesr Valor.

The tiErikisha coofie, with his little
changing electric railway cars with
eruGa'mity. Flesh and blood ard mus
Gle cannot compete with the subtle
current and the three sen tone and
one-half cen,s9 fares. and II Is evident
that thousands OF tinril ishas rnst
go from TOXIC streets aud hardships
fail &c the coolies this winter. writes
Eliza r 9. Scidmore, In the Chicago
Tribune. One such human pony told
mex
"!'rrttish. sooa be ffE!sA." and
when asked what be would 90. an
svered:
"Oh. Russia make bcbberT. maze
kchborv. then come war. and plenty
3.2r!' isha go Manchuria- so Man
chur!a"
sand SIN ell the Ri7sia ns?"
"sa-o &c Rozarimasa" THAT "a &c.
eersein'r) and be bowed seriously.
With tH's relief IN view the fin
r,-.!ae7 coolies are consen'edl- --7'.:rG
Any cay they may step from the shafts
.: 81 hnu~'.a notice. end with tHHtr
b!-o'e's ond lanterns go to tho -9N-
way station TO be hurried down 70
waiting TRANSPORTS AZ Utins. a cnolte
corps co~s WITH each regiment. 20 Co
thn pnrbtre and hauling and heavy
wort thst lez-cns the fighting soldiers
power 10 msr~h and shoot
OR .so march m Picking no sr1e--
tn solder lna6ed Ike a ne~t hose.
broke Down or threw evav hts load,
aa "a cr7'i1~o. while thn n'7lhlr ~
anoco ec1mpered here rtd there a-eci-
t.e--c. I'D r>re rp ct ~ eod a
each r,er~h 80 f-nsh and srn'l'rG "a
THAR steelo1a leader. Gen. F'I ushi--a
80 japanese cooiie did the Coo'se
sork. al the fn-ikishe TRANSPORT
corps waa mobile fyirg force COM
rared to tho American fo4,r-Da,rla arrny
w"Son trans or the Drifich T-s'in tan~n
CO.. s7v--ina. The human pony could
hook after himself. and when thr-e
uas q s'rea-7 to fc-1 .r.r md cl~-~h
10 n-r-l~ With tao ceo.fee cs~'li1 frre
tNa ssn->sss, M their esos,,4o-a ord
v'4h ~,is'n .-aa9 9ese c7~- 80 leave
tho 'r~'r .r'ys,sse-. hn,,-e beA'nf
IT, i-~'. ssha ceoi;e u cor. qil ~ ''.t c
rn- ~ 80 e..aes" arf ono hea-= tSe
wo-'~ "Roo-sha." ''Choreu" frr~pal
and "-rs-rhuria" rs4~r ~ nesres q
s'-nd ~ v.cf.'-r vohfcles. Trey read
eii iho sensational extras. and firmly
hc'savc no r,-ose-t drFro.sirn In their
iehor rnarl et to bo TIRE foreruuE el
Of horrn. when Wartime. pv'cns VII
RIO -r' Fey WI be assisting IN tbs
great revenge.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

John Sharp Williams saved the day
at the Convention when disruption
seemed imminent after Judge Park
er's thunderholt in the way OF the
telegram had arrived, by the adriot
introduction of the only reply that
could possibly have been framed I'M
der the circums tances.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi.
June, 20 1904.


Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fied notice OF her intsntson
to make final proof in support OF her claim.
and that said proof MI be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene County. at Leakesville.
Mss. on July 10, 1874. viz:
Elizebeth V. Smith, Fl 4 No, 338-
rs. for the So NEl & Mel SCI see 81
4 swi Swi Sec Sc TAN RS Vest Of
st Stephen SHERIDAN
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
d said land. viz:
Marcus C. vanderford. Samos Rob
erts, Ira Roberts, of Janet Miss.
Kim Smith, Grafton.
FRED w. COLLINS. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

The bulk OF the Representation as
sembled 1T ST. I,oniS in Democratic
Convention with the + Q purpose OF
putting in nomination the talisman-
ic nanc o! Judge Aluon B. Ps,kcr
whose magical powers for harmoney
had already proved Itself in State Con
ventions, Discussion and Press Re
port: SO prepon,ie. altly was lis sen
tlment in evidence that the several
unorganizcd opposition clans were
quickly overawed after their arrival,
drinking in the potential facts that
to fight III the face of such strongly
entrsnched opinion would but be fru-
itless and place them IN Ia atti
tide with the apparent winner
With tenacity born of preconcei-
we'd determination did they cling 10
their Idol. weatheringover the three
great tempests Of enthusiasm which
swept over the vast Coliseum with
whirlwindic fury, surging and toss
ing in pillows of applause for Cleve-
LAND, Bryan and Hea; s.; storms
which were met, stem'ned aud tided
with counter demonstration "a Par
ker Cry which begun with small
and hardly dlscernable origins like
unto the niutteringssof d!st,nt ,hun-
der but which soon caught up and
absorbed all ether names, and gre1
and grew until the very echo, rev
b-rated, soaring upward to tue very
honse-top of the grea: Hall in one
grand deafening roar. crest ag a ld
riding in over a.iy Of the feeble and
favorite Sons capped Waves
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

The shot of slugs aimed SO straight
by the Laurel Chronicle, must have
pierced the armor of the Editor of
the Biloxi Herald, for we notice since
that no more of hi s indefatiblenesS
for Nh Bowers Cause find places on
tht editorial page of that journal,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
Sale Contrast

Sealed bids for The contract of fur
nlsling Greone County, Miss with
Blank books, stationery, Legal blank
etc. for the term ending the First
Monday in July 1906, viii be reeeiyz
cd by the Beard of Supervisors OF
aid County MP to the hour of noon
IN h first Monday in August ! '0t,
III which time bids will be opened
and contract awarded TO lowest res
ponsible bidder, each bid must be &C
,.ompanied with bond in the sum Of
Five hundred dollars conditioned as
required by law; the Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
By order of the Board this July 6
1904.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Netting SO thoroughly removes dis
ease germs from the system IS Prick
ly Ash Bitters.. i gives life and AZ
fion 20 the torpid liver, strengthens
and assists the kidneys to properly
clea iss tie Ilocd, gives tone to the
stomach. pur.fies the bowels, and
promotes good appetite, .vigor and
cheerfuiness, FAUX Drug Go Spe
ciat Agents
------------
The h.diyialal who is MATERIALLY
taldy- ~ keeping an appointment s,..1
never be respected on Successful in
i.fc. w l'isa.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Special low ronsG trip rates o to.
World Fair. going On any regular
rains Tuesdays, july 8, Il, 1914 and
e, 1904 Liberal retu n limit Apply
to NJ & O. RI agents for tickets
and particulars.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

A new RAILROAD has been incorpo-
rated with capital Of so, 600 TO run
from Owensboro Alabama to iA'akes
vile Miss. in d northwcsterly direct
ion, this road is the one Of which q
party Of right-of- way men were look
ing out for few days ago and if
br | win come by Padding to New
ton.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBL ALTON.
Department. of the Interior, J
Land Oitce at Jackson, Miss.


July s, 1904 }
Notice Is hereby given that tbs following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make fLal proof in support OF his claim.
and hat said proof will be made before the
c: remit clerk. Greene county. at Leskesville,
Miss, Aug. IL 1901. viz:
Alexander S. Eldridgc H. e. No.
Sec. 9T4N R s West OF ST, Steph-
ems Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10 provr
ais continuous residence upon aid cultivation
or said lahd.sviZ:
Lazarus Valley Columbus Free
man, no. Backstrom, Noel Free
man al Of Grafton Miss.
FRED w. COLLINS Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof Ia support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene County. at Leakesville.
Miss. on July ls 1904. viz:
Meridian.
Wyatt c Smith, Fl e No 1922,
for the Sci Sci Sec 10 & WI VT
see. 20 I. NM west of ST. stephens
meridian,
lie names the following witness es to prove
his continuous residence Upon and CULTIVATION
of said land. viz:
Robert Wand rford, Janet, Lee
West, James Avcra. Grafton, vii
liam Roberts Avera Miss.
FRED w COLLINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

IT, UREA'coLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II ii fails TO cure. r. w. Groves sigma
tssrp Is % sici4 box2.s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15

Now we stand with perspirlng feet
Where tho mint aid juIep meet,
It's the stun that can be beat,
lii these days of summer heat
Editor Ward
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-07-15
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