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and l25th-si.. Rev DANIEL RUSSELL. A:uister-SeF-
MADISON AyENGLE In,AEETISSr CHURCH.
CORNER SlSP P,; 81. ,,,ass.s o.45 N
" 4 pf L 1a% last service, vacation
This church IS open all summer. 60.
II a. m,-subjec': The Great PRAYER Of the Great
:. u-subJect Moral Sentiment of Modern civniza
ALI. WELCOME.
MADISON AyETE TE , MsTH ssg EPISCOPAL
REV; WALLACE MACMUILEN, r. d. PASTOR
M6n6s 5b ' wAI lf5I wTrH G0D n followed By
HGr3i0n speca music at e7eSnr se ~
SUNDAY school at $3.50 a. m. PRAYER service wednes-
MADISON AvENTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
noTtheszt corner I'D St Rey HOWARD AGNEW
praise service: the Pastor will speak Signs Of
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
xRTHrR B cHHRtHMAN ASSISTANT assistant Fasior viii
and az Itsie he gGs 81 se Wns speci,
music by choir
MADISON Mn s9gARE rgEsgrTFEgAE CHURCH
Pastor Sf Rst g 'iTvif TA a II a RsT n D
Rev. WILLIAM W coz Assistant Minister will preach
MANHATTAN. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev II A sTlMsoN. = D., Pastor.
Sunday Service II a m PRAYER meeting. Wed p. m
MEMORIAL E 47hI BAPTIST wsshingto2 qqaTs 7!7
paoT vii Preach MORNING 10 ~ and SO ? n
IN METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. & s l4,h
ana R3s ssdn R a Tdsd Fs:5 and m
Popular concert To night
NEw-YoRK FREsBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ave ana
Ss2ces II ana s. dha Enesvo Cordial VEL
OLD FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
9Th ave. llth 18TH
HOWARD DUFFTELD. d n Pastor.
$50 ? m, a -Four square GOSPEL"
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
breaches II Communion service at 4
Central Park West. Rev. DAVID c. WYLiE. D D..
Pastor-seryioes II a m and P.
ST ANDREWS METHODIST ErIscoPAL CHURCH
s6th-st-. west OF Columbus ave
REV. ANDREW GILLIES.
P m,-'.Ths 1~s :s'r' q the lily"
ST a. AN Or ~. HARLEM,
Tho Reste2r. Or. VAN De iwATER viii preach at II
ocioG s,raS ran ' Welcome M JUNE '' '''e S d"
ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH.
The Rev EFISHf EOS f&RTs n B. Rector
Il m-M H2Ir,, Gop 51,i1- ana ..-r,o,
,. m.-EysH aias PRAYER. anu '''''.'
ST. JAMES CHURCH Madison-ave. AMI 7ls,-st
II a Tfiag i Hoy conunion and sermon R,v
p m-Evenne service and sermon CRev c. "
KIRKBYo.
ST. JAMES, METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
Madison md 10th
Morning worship at II. At evening service. ~.
Mendslssohn's 'Eiah'
ST. PAULs METHODIST episcopal c1IuRcu.
West End and seth
Rev. GEORGE Z. ECkMAN i. D. Pastor
AT Il A. NJ.
Rev. FRANCIS l.. PATTON,
d d. IL d, President ~ Princeton Theological
Seminary. viii preach.
=. NJ, ORATDHIo THE HOLY CITY"
ADDRESS REV. r J. TREVORROW.
Prayer service "Wednesday evening. O'Clock
Union METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH 18Th 81
between broadway and RICHARD BELL.
Pastor-Serr1oes lo.sa a. N. and : T. u
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
of 10Th
Public worship to morrow at II a. and p.
The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE AT.FcX ANBER y. D.. viii
preach The Sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
served In the afternoon ~ TO morrow o'clock
Wednesday evening service al 5 O'Clock.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
ave and l05th-sf.-Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. l..
Pastor breaches at II &. Communion a II.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42i 81. between
9TH and 9th aves-The Rev. ANTHONY II EVANS.
u. D Pastor, breaches II a m. ?. m.
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pOGon0 AND BLUE RlnGE MOUNTAIN RESORTS

Monroe County. Pa. Including Delaware Water Gap
Mt Pocono troudsburg delightful places
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HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison ave
ma l2ith st. Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. Muiser--Ser-
-.C.sl 1 and
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Sum mer Resorts.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
II q m and n m Riile Glasses. Gas
Or LORINER'S last services before his vacation.
This church is open all summer -
II m.-Subject: The Great PRAYER Of the Great
Apostle
? m.subject Moral Sentiment OF Modern civliza-
ton
ALI. wEICoME
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Beautifully situated; modern inT
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HOTEL CLARENDON. v

Capacity sOO special spring $40 SIC per week:
open all year; booklet
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Religious Notices.

18TH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH STREET
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

We wonder how many OF the boys
who reads this re.'lize the value of IN
education in cold dollars and cents,
say nothing of the many other ad
vantages. Statistics show that the
average Sala Y of an educated man
is 81, coo per year. He works on an
average fnrty years and receives to
ial of $40 COG. The average wa ,cs of
an unedueatcd man is $l.59 per day
and works 300 days in the year so in
forty years he cams $lS, 900. The cd
dcated man gets forty thousand and
the unedncated man gets eighteen
thousand and thG Twenty-Five thous-
and dollars difference is the true val
Of / he education TO acqeire a good
education takes ab; Ii tncive years
oil the early life OF d boy and they arc
the happiest years of his life In II
years there are two thousand one
b ndred and sixty school days and
the 5 days bring to the boys that
improve them, twenty two thousand
| dollars on IA little more than ten $ a
day for each day spent in school.
No@ boys for each Gay you miss
school, i'lsl CHARGE Yourself mp with
ten dollars lost These are cold facts
gathered from statistics.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
Department of the Interior, ]
Land Office ut Jackson. Miss. !
Aug %, 1904.

Joe Johnson, Edith Miss, Sir; You
are hereby notified that the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, by
letter dated November Is 1903 has
suspended your homestead entry No.
30473 Ct. &, 1154D for the NJ SW4
and NJ Sci Sec. ~ TIP N Range 5
W Jackson Miss, land district on
charges contained in a report by a
special agent, The charges on which
said Fl. E. 30473 is suspended arc
summarized as follows; That he had
made personal examination of said
tract and found that the value of cal
mant S improvements does not cx-
coed $25. consisting of a pine pole
house II X l6, that claimant did not
establish his residence till Spring of
1901 and abandoned it in the Fall of
1902; that part of the timber has
been cut and removed and that the
entry was made for the bentfit oil
others. You will be allowed thirty
days within which to file application
in this Office for a hearing and your
failure to apply for hearing within
the time specified will be taken as an
admission of the truth of the char
gcs against said ii. E. 30fI3 and the
same will be cancelled.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
BEAUTIES. or HE ARCTIC.
DeSolate Though the Frozen Sea Ii.
It Is Not Altogether Lack
Ing In Attractions.

One OF the most vivid descrip.
tons OF arctic scenery eve,
penned is given by Harry ID,
Nindt in his book, paris to New
York by Land" In it he gives the
following picture of the Arcti
sea:
place a piece OF coal sprinklcI
with salt on a white tabIecloth, q
Few inches off il scatter som,
lump sugar, and it will give YOU
In miniature a very fair present
ment of tie scenery. The coal Is
the bleak coast line, continuall,
swept clear OF snow by furiou,
gales; the sugar, sea ice. and tn.
cloth frozen beach over which ",
laurneyed for over 1GO miles
The dreary outlook never
changed; occasionally the cliffs
vanished and our way would Ii.
across the tundras - marsh,
plains-which In summer encirch
the Polar sea with a belt OF yer
dure and wild flowers. but which
in winter time IRE merged Will
the frozen ocean in ore boundlcss
hewildcring wilderness of Whit
In hazy weather land and SIX,
formed one impenetrable veil
with no horizon as dividing line
when, even at short distapcs
away, men. and dog sleds rescn
b'ed flies crawling up white cur
tain.
'Bnt on clear days. unfortnn
afely rare. the blue sky was Mrd
iterrancan, and at such times ~.
hergs ont at sen would fash Xix.
]"wels in the full hlazp Of the sur
shine, while blocks of dark rroer
icc, half buried in snow uptle,
shadow OF the cliffs. would annca,
for all the world like ssrahochon.
emeralds dropped into d mass -
whipped cream. But the reverse
OF this picture was depressing II
the extreme. For on cIondv DAYS
the sun would assume a dull lead
en- appearance. and the sea ice h.
GENE a slate gray. with dens.
banks Of 'yoolly. white for encir
cling the dismal scene. Fir ars
foul weather in The arctic rcnri1sl
cd me Of some beautiful v.c.nssr
helewe'sd and radiant ans;d l;ai.ss
and ';i''nllfpr. and the salns aisin
& Z 'ansliag disl'eveIed and sen
s4''F ff'7ln fse deek " eisa
3afaf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
20. 80


,ss.s r.,s.i - ..sr II ~
st.rs afternoon INiii t.n.ie;lyo.. 20 = 4.
yon know where J On and ass that
| have. Dear old comfy of Greene
at heart" although have b 'en away
from it for only very short whils',
Nay, no other pace bat Greene Coun
Fly shall be my home. | bave been in
this prosperous, Little town for some
fe months working for the firm of
! r J. Hendrix * 20. first in the pc
stion OF bookkccpcr but growing
! red of the er We possibilities
that overshadowed me | abardone
it for the less responsible position of
Salesman. For the last four years Of
my life ! have been engaged in try
ing to develop the minds. of the
youth of Green County. All, how
happy it makes makes me feel WHEN
think of the days when | was eng
agcdin teaching in tie public school
of my much cherished native county
to think of the times VIA n the brigl,,
faced anf keen minded children won Id
gather around me eager to lean
something about their country.
There is not but one thing that | re-
greet when | look back 10 rose by
q ne days, and Il at is that was not
better qualified to impart to their ca
ger and questioning minds more tf
the knowl d &c they were SO diligent-
ly seeking. toinspire them with a
greater zeal foc their mental d.vel-
opmeut and a greater love of their
country: and above all eater 10 g
for deeper kno ledge. ALI! nv hear
swclls with love for Dear Old C Gene
County when look forward to her
full development both financially
and educationally; may as she davel-
OPS in her various resources, her
citizenry look we'll TO her education
| would like to say if you permit
this to appear in print to the citiz-
ems OF that dearly beloved County
that as the country develops in her
various resources we should be glad
to show our appreciation should we
see that the rural districts supplied
with good schoo! houses occupied by
qualified teachers and not only in
the rural districts bat we should see
that the towns and villages have
good schools and teachers, and more
important than any. of these, we
should look forward TO the time
when our boys aud girls can be edu-
Gated in the higher branches. We
have az bright minds in Greene Co
as anywhere and may the time soon
come when these minds can be as
we'll trained in Greene County as a.
nywhere in the state or in our bel
owed Southland
Hoping, If this escapes the waste
basket the people of Dear Old
Greene county will not think that |
am extravagant in my views l re-
main as ever one who has the welfare
of his country at heart.
Joe Valley.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

AS some other has expressed the
thought before, We arc deeply i'm
pressed with the broad sameDess Of
the human lot, which never alters in
he main headings of lis history. Wis
hunger and labor, seed time and har
vest, love and death The life curr-
ent which Gibbs and flows III human
hearts today pulsat,.s to the same
great needs as did Others in past
ages, Make the world better were
among the last words of the good wo
man, Lucy Stone. She, to roa IL d
its great needs. Have we'addcd one
atom to make it better or many to
make it worse? The oil year lo~g
since G. ded silently aaay with lis
joys and Sorrows. The cords arc
filed against us or in our favor the
door is locked and barred until that
great day when all thing shall be re-
vealed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

No family can afford to go thu ougl
the SUNNI and fall without sup
ply of Ii ter Apple Bitiers. It is Tho
rem dy o: all rensed IS rs q proven
tatv Of chills and fever and as al
ounce of preventative is worth {
pound of cure this is the remedy IL
tie to. For sale by Fanlk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
Suicide Frever ted.

The startling announcement that
3 preventive OF suicide had been dis
-overed viii i..teres many A run
Gown systom.cr dcsrorGency inN ari
lb y prccede suicide amb something
haS beer found that will prevent that
condition which makes suicide likely
vt tho first thought oi self desifucf-
on take Electric Bitters, Il being d
.sr'cst tonic and nervine will strength
en- the nerves and build up the sys-
tenn 1t 5 also a great Stomach. Liver
and Kidney regulator. Only soc Sat
isfaction guaranteed by Faalk Drug
10
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

WANTEnQuiclSly few persons to
represent long established wholesale
house among retail merchants and a.
gents Local territory of few count
les. $l8 salary and expenses paid
weekly. Expense Money edvanced
Commission extra. Permanent en-
gagement. Business successful. Pre-
vious experience not essential. En-
close self addressed envelope Add
rcss Superintendent Travellers. 325
Dearborn St. Chicago.
II 8 Ii
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
NEW KIND CT SICKNESS.
Ealady Which Attacks Workmen In
Compressed Air Chambers
Underground.

The successful plea of a work
man at the West Ham police court
that his intoxlcation was due to
the absorption OF compressed air,
and not to alcohol. was regarded
BY the uninitiated as more ingcn-
Gus than truthful. But the YER
,city OF the workman was unin-
oeachablc, says the London Daily
Mail Of recent date
The construction of "tube" rail
ways in London has introduced to
he men who make them disease
Of which they knew nothing be-
'0re. 1t ia called "caiSson sick
acss," and is brought about by
compressed air which is driven
into the tunnels TO enable the men
10 Breathe
In some aspects the outward
symptoms are not unlike those Of
alcoholic intoxication. The pain
suffered is acute. The pressure of
the unnatural air, which is fro
iuently three times as dense as
the ordinary atmosphere, or ap
preximately 40 POUNDS to the
square inch. occasionally breaks
the drums Of the workmen's ears.
Paralysis. according to an author
ity. suIeryenes in severe cs..es.
and several deaths have occurred.
Maddning earnche and tooth
ache affiict the majority of the
workmen. but the sickness almost
inyariab bly, announces itself in the
knee joints. SO severe is the pain
that strong men cry and groan.
One sufferer has likened it to the
sensation OF having the joints
twisted Of"
While the recently completed
Baker street and Waterloo rail
way tunnel was being made under
the Thames a. cases of "cnisson
sickness occurred among 20 men
in. six months. and that despite the
uRremitting care of n well-known
physician who was in regular ut
tendance.
The doctor allowed no one to en-
ter the tunnel whose heart was
1ot thoroughly sound or who was
addicted 10 the immoderate use OF
alcohol. At the end Of each shift
the men had TO be carefully and
gradually locked out''-made ac-
cushioned to the outside air. But
in this undertaking the necessary
pressure was 30 exceptional that
when the imprisoned air escaped
upward the river for some dis
lance bubbled like mighty cal
dron. and barges could with diff
ficulty navigate it.
While compressed air is respon-
sible for many ills underground,
ii is used as a curative agency in
the sickroom, notably for asthma.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
Puts all End .oit All.

A grcvous wall oftimes comes as a
results of unbrarabh- pain from ovel
taxed organs Dizziuess, Backache.
Liver complaint and Constipation
But thanks to Dr King New Lift,
Pills they put m end to ii all The
are gentle but thorough Try them.
Only 23c Guaranteed by Fanlk Drug
Go.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

The Republicans are claiming cred
it fer the irrigation measures passed
in Congress; but we feel that it is
time fer us to assert ourself aud quit
being SO burned modest. We have
done more fer irrigation than any
thousand men in the country,
Hardeman Free Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

If Won have n dizziness in the head
weak back and experience a lazy in
different feeling i. means that youl
liver il out of order and to set your
self right, try dose three times {
day of BittrrApple Bitters and tho
trouble will all leave you. For sale
by Faux Drug Co
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
II. Il. Vandcnburg

Every tree and board fence envir
oning the public roads ! .ading into
Fiat tiesburg for seve' al miles before
reaching that place are placarded
with the legend. They al use Bitter
Apple B.tters, and go into that city
and the robust healthy people yon
Will see will co v.n"e you of the wor
4 rs it is working and the truthful
ness OF these road signs, G every
family in the city are users OF the
remedy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

If you arc travelling or expect t.
take ing journey prepare against
all pcradventure by gn.nr with :
supply of Bitter Apple Bitters. For
sale by Faulll Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
w al.keful?
Sleep1essness Is a
Sign Of Nerve Trou.
bic and Should
Be Locked To.

There arc tree different manifesto
lions OF sieeplessncss.
First. hardly to sleep wink Gil night.
second. to lie awake hong t:mo bssore
falling asleep; ,t.lird. 10 fall asleep soon,
waking up after several hours and t.scn
ind II hard to sleep again.
They mean that somewhere In tho
nerve fihres. somewhere in the Brain
cells. somewhere Ia the tleod vessels
that carry b.oGd to the brain. something
Is radically wrong, ard must be rl5htcd.
or tie end may tc worse than death
To right 1t. ta:se DR.. G.ilos' Nervine.
Some other symptoms Of perve trou-
bic arc: Dizziness. Headache. Back
echo. Worry. Fretfulncss, Irrstahllity.
Melancholy. Lack of Ambition
Toy int..cato diseases which may lead
to Epilepsy, Tits. EI vitus' Dance.
Nervous rrostrntion. Paralysis. Insanity.
Nothing VIII give such quick and last
ing relief as DR.. Miles Ncryine-
ely husband had been elck for weeks.
With oil the medical help VIC gould get
neither sleep o-. eat Our LADY girl vaS
s4nt away and all callers barred be-
cause he cpu.d rot stand q BIT OF taEs-
Ing. TO-u OF q case ct nervous pros
trGtioni cured hy Or. M:ies' Restorative
Nervine. We began giving 1t TO him.
srd in few days he was able TO DO
dressed. From that time no steadily
ldR5. a. C. lIi9EiN. Trcev.iie, N. Y.
TpTTs Writc~-to us for Free Trial
L kt6G Package OF Or. Miles Anti
Pain Pills, tho New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
specialist will diagnose your case. tell
IA tC NJ md hou. 70 RIGHT ~
t'r-~ DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO..
L-..>kiiiAIOls.IS1 6Lkl4AisI. Ind. =.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

Lee Peaster came down with his
Father from State Line Tuesday
and is busy putting up some Chin
neys to the Alvan Naples residence.
Mr.. L. C. Peaster is here superin-
tending the County Convict Gang
in their woodgctting and clearing up
prep .ratory to burning a large kiln
OF brick for County purposes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
u y l,n,n y,

We TAXI his me had o. eSpresSis e
or he; ut thanks to. one and all
VIII, 50 K IDLY expressed their sympa
thy and good viii towards the prea-
cher and his motherles children, on
last Friday evening. We feel bound
,ioser than ever TO the people Of
Leakesvillr and pray that God rich
est blessings may rest upon them.
Gratefully.
II. b Vandenburg.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
End OF Bitter T'ihgt

The physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abcess on my
right lung writes J, + Hughes OF
DUPONT Ga. and gave me up. Evero-
body thougtlymy time had come. AS
il last resort l tried Dr, kings New
DiscovrY for consumption. The loint-
fit received was striking and I was
IN feet il, d few days. Now ] We entire
ly rtgained ny health. " It coEsasaers
al Coughs. Colds ann 7'hp.s &
lc ia'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

Worlds Fair Special Rates to ST.
Louis.
On Each Tuesdays in September
1904, tickets at Special low round
trip rates will be- sold via Mobile and
Ohio Railroad to ST Louis from A
gency Stations South of Meridian
Miss. and Tuscaloosa Ala Apply to
any NJ. & 0. F. r Agent for partic-
uiars TT tickets.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

Children delight to take Bitter Ap
pie Bitter Bitters and mothers can
buy it with this assurance For sale
Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

1t often puzzles married man to
explain 10 his wife how his money
was spent.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

AS soon as a girl learns Young
fellow likes tlattery she administers
10 him large doses of it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

\ woman is supremrlv happy when
she has convinced a man he is wrong
IN his ideas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23

We feel con- dent that the Open
ing of the Leakesvillc School Mond
ay win show a large enrolment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-09-23
| docs.

Some men praise a wife ilst tc
make her think he notices al She
docs.