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Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
HORSES TURN AM?HlBIOUS
Group In Australia Dive to River.
Bottom for Succulent Weeds
to Eat.

While on cattle station in
western Australia. Henry Taun-
ton had ain opportunity OF seeing Il
i'emaTkabie instanre or the. way. i'll
si~llirh a'hiihatsi can adapt them
selves. TO tileif surroundings, says
writer in .Australind.
i.A"On- the upper reaches of the
,iEifer there was a large pool, just
/ ferdable at most, times, but in i
,tary season very low" he says.
among the horses making their
run in Lesicinity of this pool, an
old mare and q number Of foals
and yearlings used to come down
every day in the long, dry summer.
when the hcrbage was scant and
scorchei into dryness. They
waded into the pool until th..
water nearly reached their heads,
and stood there for hours, diving
TO the bottom for a mouthful OF
succulcnt weeds, which /, they
chowed at leisure with their drip
ping heads raised above the wa
ter.
The first time ! witnessed this
strange sight was during a dry
season. when was riding with
tho overseer in search of soma
strayed stock. AS We approached
the pool my companion bade me
"rquiet if desired to see some
thing we'll worth looking Mt. AS
we rode quietly up to the pool I
saw a group of horses standing in
til" water and disappearing from
time to time "a they ducked their
heads below the surface. Ny won
der was soon atan end. when saw
one Of their heads suddenly come
out with a mouthful of dripping
weeds. No sooner was this mouth
full disposed of than the head dis
appeared. in search OF another.
The overseer told lue that dur
ing q long drought some FIVE or six
years previous. when hardly.
yestige of feed was left on the run,
and bush fires had laid bare the
sand plains. the old mare had dis
covered that there was plenty OF
luscious feed at the bottom OF
pools, which could be procured by
diving for it; and. having once put
her discovery into practice, she
continued to do out of preference
what she had been driven to do BY
necessity. Il
"The several generations OF
foals which she had rea red had all
followed her example. although
none. Of the full grown horses had
joined the amphibions group.
Here. then. seemed to be a, new
variety OF horse in evolution,
which. if left undisturbed. might
breed and separate from the run,
perhaps to survive through
droughts severe enough to exter.
inmate all Others"
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Testimony of 4 Minister.

Rev. Jno S Cox Of Wake Ark.
writes: For II years suffered from
Yellow Jaundice. l consulted IL mum
Der physicians and tried all sorts OF
medicines, but got no relief Thsn
bepan the use of Electric Bitters,:n
feel that am now cured of disease
t.lat had me in its grasp for II yrs
If You want reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble stomacll
disorder or general debility get Elet
trio Bitters. Only soc guaranteed by
faulk Drug Co. 80
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

The colonel OF British regi-
ment stationed at Portsmouth
has revived the old custom OF "cry-
ing down the credit of the regi-
mrnt.". The drums and flies
marched. to different parts of the.
town and. the drum major at
each, read a proclamation.'w warn
ing tradasmen that men6fthe:reg.
iment could not be. held fesponsf.
BILE for debts over the value e0f' one
DAYS pay. saY.e,5 cents.,..l 81 -ol
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Candies In Mexico.

Candies are largely used in
Mexico, owing to the great cx-
pense of petroleum. A bookkeep-
er may be seen making his entries
in a great ledger by tho light Of
a single candle. A Mexican print
er can work with candle stuck
careiessly into one of his boxes,
and two tailors in the small shops
can be seen sharing the rays of
single dip.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
CONTRACTING PAINTER
Department of the inferior, J
Land Office at-Jacksen, Miss. !.
Aug. %, 1904. \

Joe Johnson, Edith Miss, Sir; You
are hereby notified that the Cofnmis
siOner of the General Land Office. by
letter dated November 16 1903 has
suspended your homestead entry No.
3O4I3 (F. C,1s54ll for the Nj SW3
and nj Sci Sec. IL Tp-l Y Range 5
W jackson Miss, land district on
charges contained in a report by a
special agent, The charges on which
said H, E. 3O473 is suspended are
summarized as follows; That he had
made a personal examination Of said
tract and found that the value OF c!ai
mant S improvements does not cx-
ceed $25. consisting of a pine pole
house IA Is. that claimant did not
establish his residence till Spring of
1901 and abaBslosesfit in the t'al!. of
I9e2vt4lat ssnps stsf.tthe tlmber, has
been utslpd. .xsnsyGd and that. the
entry was paafltEfass thc, sbentfit. of
-othels. --No,l wi&l,be. allowed. thirty
days within which tofile< applications
in this office for Il hearing and your
Ifailare,tp apply for q nearing within
the time sreciiiediwill be taken as al
admission of tho truth of the char
ses against said HE. 3o473 and the
same viii be cancelled. -
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Broke into HIS House.

IS. LeQuinn of Cayendish Vt. was
robbed Of his customary health by in
vasion of Chronic Constipation When
Dr. King sNew Life Pills brokr in
to his house, his trouble was arrest
ed and now he's entirely cured They
arc guaranteed to cure 25clat Faulk
Drug Co.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

One year ago,and adozcn persons
constituted the force in the layora-
tory of BittersApple Bitters. Today
and therc'a c upwards of 0p'rsons
employed directly and indirectly The
rapidly growing demand has brought
about this.wonderful transformation
and the'dcmand springs from the
merits of the remedy as proven by
actual tests.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Not Z atal.
No Matter What Doc.
tors Say-We e. Know
5. That Heart Trou-
= bic In M any
Cases Can Be
: Cured.


There are seven MAIN features OF
heart disease. viz: %. Weakness or
Debility: (.) rheumatism or Neuralgia |;
(3) yalvulars Disorder; (4) Diiation;
90 Enlargement; co Fatty Degenera-
ton: (7) Dropsy. ,,...
Documentary evidence will prove
thousands of so-calicd "incurables' have
bcen absolutely cured by. DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure.
Patients often have no idea their dis
ease Is heart trouble, but ascribe It to
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, etc.
Here arc. some Of the symptoms:
Shortness OF breath after exercise.
6mothcrins Spells. Pain III Chest, left
Ghoulder and arm. Discomfort IN Lying
on one side. Painting Spells. Nervous
Cough. Swelling Of Feet and Ankles.
Paleness Of Face and Lips. .Palpitation.
Nightmare. Irregular Pulse
'I have great feith In DIR. Miles, New
Heart Cure. and speak of It's merits
whenever opportunity presents. / can
now go up and down stairs with ease.
where three weeks ago l could hardly
walk one block. One year later.-"I
nm, still in good health: the Heart Cure
did so much for ma. that l find ii far
greater. medicine than you claimed it
to be."-S. d: YOUNG. D. D.. 697 North
line ST.. N:stchez, Miss.
Money pack If first bottle falls to benefit.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

WASTEDQuickly few persons to
represent long established Wholesale
house among retail merchants and u
gents: Lo,'al territory of few count :
les. Sl3 salary and expenses paid
weekly. Expense Money cdvanced
Commission extra. Permanent en-
ssslgcnlcnt Business success.u Pre-
yious experience not essential En-
close self addressed envelope Add.
ress Superintendent Travellers, 325
Dearborn ST. Chicago.
12tf9 Ii
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

Wanted to find just one person who
has followed the directions and fail
ed to be cured of liver on kidney trou
blcs by b. \. b. the great liver and
kidney cure.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Softest Language.

The Turkishlanguage is said by
scholars to be the softcst and
most musical of modern times, b.
ing better adapted to the purpose
of musical notation and recitation
than even the Italian.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
On the Bargain Counter.

Ie-.t pennyfor your thoughts.
She-Fm very much afraid you
would not get full value for your
money.
What were you thinking of 2"
"Of you." - Cincinnati En-
quirer. II =
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
And It Doesn't Last 80 Long.

a new $50 bill doesn't look so
big to man when he is flush as a
50-cent piece does when he is
broke and comes across it uncx-
.pectedly in the pocket of his other
yest.-Someryille journal.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
New view Of Imm,eration

You americans complain of
Italian Immigration" said an ItaL
ian merchant the other day, .'but
really Italy has better reason to
kick. DO you know that every
adult Italian that comes here has
cost his country, on an average
81 900 to bring him up? That
money is lost, Of course. to Italy
and gained by America"
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.
.sency Stations South OF Meridian
Miss. and Tuscaloosa Ala. Apply to
any n. & O. r. II Agent for partic-
ulars ,-r tickets.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
A Love letter.

Would not interest you if you're 10
okihg for a guaranteed Salve for sore
Burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder
Mo, writes; | suffered with an ugly
sore for a year, but box of Buclilen
Arnica Salve cured me. Only 25,-
Guaranteed by Faulk Drug co.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

Write TO any citizen Of Hatties-
burr as to tho miraculous cures that
have Lcen effected through the use
of Bitter Apple Blttcrs Tor sale by
Faux Drug 60.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
Marriages. in Germany,

. The number OF marriages In the
German empire in 1902 was 457,-
POS, In.94.7S3 tor a0.7 per cent
OF these cases The. women wers'
older than the men.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

.-Of course,s answered Senator
Sorghum. mo one thinks Of ask
ing for second helping Of pudding
untilafter he has had the first. -
Washington Star.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

'That candidate declares that
be desires only 9 single term of
cflice,'" -,
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

FRIDAY, OCT. 2l 1904.
AA&A $LA -SIA&&
! G LOCALS &c (
@~~T~~~~~~1
John Reed was in the Burg We'd
nesday.
- Chester Avera was in I.ealesville
saturday, up against the Woodlnen
foat.
ss,.sl.s
The Woodmen of the World met
Saturday evening and did some de-
gree work.
Our young attorney, u. z. Harri-
son looked after business of client at
Beaumont last week.
\ Law Book Agent besieged our
80 OF barristcrs Tursday cndeav-
~!hg to secure thier orders for work
rofound and deep.
Jas. Byrd and John T. Murray are
ting commodious barn and sta
building for Dr. NJ, l.. Batson.
w. C, WelfoId, the wellknown Ex
aoian, was over Saturday, sweat
ng through the Woodmcn process OF
esting Candidates.
Jas. (Avera was down Saturday
from the Settlement bearing that
name. purchasing medicine for his
invalid father, who he informs us in
still. in very precautions condition.
Tis regrcttable that the addition
to the Presbyterian Church could
not have been consummatted before
the Presbytery, but unsurmounta-
bic circumstances arose.
The Leaf River Baptist Associa-
tion convened at Washington Church
this year on last Saturday and Sun
ey, we are sorry that we could not
.tend, and thus be able to have in
AGently reported the proceedings.
Shift. Brcland and Deputy Dan,
rerc down in the towns Of Lucedac'
4 Merrill last week, serving pap
upon Violators of the. Liquor sell
Ag Law. a general shaking up oc-
Cured. ::
The East Bound train met with ali
accident Wednesday Evening, as it
neared Deuitt the boiler of the engine
blew up, no one got hurt, an emerg-
cncy engine came out from the Bend
and pulled in the train
-
The School Faculty informs US
that the enrolment weht up several
lmericial points last week, with the
verage attendance holdiRgqp tome
rly the enrolled figure.s This is
pod, but we expect it to grow bet
! and better.
Pythian Lodge held its first
ention since Institution, Wed
day evening. Some drgrce work
done. and a general disl ition
siness which Confronts any new
s1hization, given treatment.
- Fl. B. Champion, the genial repre-
cntatiyc of the American Soda TT.
HCo.-had occasion to visit Leakesville
.st Friday in the interests of his
Acuse. SIR. Champion is one of those
Prince of Good Fellows who charms
1is acquaintances into ;rivnds.
I'VE ask our readers to overlook the
hcagerncss of original matter appc
ring in this issue. sickness on the
force has operated much to our dis
comiture ilr getting up this week S
paper, however we shall endesvor TO
even matters up by an excess of read
ing matter later on.
Writ Thomson and wife are in at
tendance ON the Presbyteiy. Mr..
Thomson informs us that he is just
ous OF the Hospital m Mobile, where
hr but recently was operated upon
very successfully for appendicitis
The Development of this disease all
aver the land and country has grown
to be quite alarming, and the surg
cons knife seems to be tho only rem
cdy, and then only when used in the
carly stages Of thc malady.
Write to any citizen Of Hatties-
burr as to tho miraculous cures that
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

TpEEs Write us and we will mail
- IsGiG you Free Trial Package of
DR.. Miles Anti-PzIn Pills, the New.
Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symp-
tom, Flank for our Specialist to dia gnose
your case and tell you what ~ wrong
, nd lrow to right it.. absolutely Frea.
AdGrsss:o DR.. MILES MEn!.AI.. CO..
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

Jas. .(Avera was down Saturday
from the Settlement bearing that
name. purchasing medicine for his
invalid father, who he informs us in
still. in very precautions condition.
Tis regrcttablc that the addition
to the Presbyterian Church could
not have been consummatted before
the Presbytery, but unsurmounta-
bic circumS tanccs arose.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

e. Ithoaf exrep<cn fnest 81 published
II 4 an sorsor:sy III ans
lie latest anI lra. Il 3sf~< - ie fonn.:
anywhere the naa sazine wosl Tyr -, tsslsess wei
z<R Is ~ sitsr sity. Each issuc contains Dlrsra
lions Ia cclors. l. treats asa,f III sulJets Interesting e
scTr Il heir home He send yonr name ss-lay M r
-a.s Il re VIII enter yons 6nS ririin cncAc md
IL 80 the Ealsfcliefy Cuttt Shown as-pKe- A.
1 Il 10 srenfinn this paper wisrn yen write.
Trrs pTrxxsa-KG CO. ess 5roadrev Neg yczs
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
TO Re GIVEN AWAY

Th1 Eares5me Erabrcidsry ozts.. s:sr -- ros- ma
,ess-i. ~..i s~xH
cf Crys-~ti.er'.a Cenier-iecc iiHil in r..A T.
each ~ C%ll1rs AZ Aors fvr -. ~.
H. kmaEk. i;r,.~saies as A@.rinH le4se< AID
Conventional designs fcg shss-Naist ornAnentstioa.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

I Writ Thomson and wife are in at
tendance ON the Presbyteiy. Mr.
Thomson informs us that he is just
ou. OF the Hospital IN Mobile, where
hr but recently was operated upon
very successfully for appendicitis
The Development of this disease all
bver the land and country has grown
fto be quite alarming, and the surg
con $ knife seems to be tho only rem
cdy, and then only when used in The
carly stages Of She malady
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21
~ &A E>%- ~ ~ -AAE>E
! G GLOCALS &c I


John Reed was in the Burg We'd
nesday.
- Chester Avera was in I.eallesvillc
saturday, up against the Woodlnen
roat.
ss..sl4rr "a !,
The Woodmen of the World met
Saturday evening and did some de-
gree work.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

Our young attorney, B. P. Harri-
son looked after business of client al
Beaumont last week.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

We ask our readers to overlook the
Acagcrncss of original matter appc
&ring in this issue. sickness on the
force has operated much to our dis
comfiture ilr getting up this week S
paper. however we shall endesvor to
even matters up by an excess of read
ing matter later on.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

!, Fl. B. Champion. the genial repre-
catatiyc of the American Soda TT.
'Co.-iiad occasion to visit Leakcsville
k.st Friday in the interests of his
house. Mr Champion is one of those
Prince of Good Fellows who charms
lis acquaintances into ;ricnds.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

The East Bound train met with all
accident Wednesday Evening, as it
neared Deuitt the boiler of the engine
blew mp, no one got hurt, IN emerg-
ency engine came out from the Bend
and pulled in the train.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

The School Faculty informs US
that the enrolment welt up several
americial points last week, with the
verage attendance holdiRgSp tome
rly the enrolled figureE This is
pod, but we expect it to grow bet
+ and better.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

p Pythian Lodge held its first
ention since Institution, Wed
day evening. Some drgrce work
done. and a general dis! o ition
Rsiness which Confronts any new
sahization, given treatment.
Greene County herald., 1904-10-21

Worlds Fair Special Rates TO ST,
Louis.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-11-10
LOCAL MENTION
Get a key at 1.-THE Hub"

Leave your orders for McFarlanes'
coal with Harry w. Wright.
Phone O..
"RememberLucke sells nothing but
the best"
Fred Musky and Thomas Downs,
of Chinook were in the city Monday.
W. E. Ryan has convalesced from
spell of sickness which confined him
to his home for the past week.
II. w. StringfelloW left Thursday
night for the ST. Louis exposition,
where he will devote Il week in sight
seeing.
The pride of Minot, made of No. |,
hard wheat. Every sack guaranteed.
Try it for a baking. Sold by A. B.
Clark g. Co.
A large line of boys Refers from
to Ia years, just received at "The
Fair" They are beauties and the best
for school boys wear.
A. III. STADIUM has moved into his
new residence on 4th avenue. &. &,
Gibney and family are occupying the
Brigham residence, recently vacated
by Mr.. STADIUM.
Mrs. A. M. Weber is closing out
her large stock Of fall and winter mil
linery at Cost. The millinery is new
stylish and of the best material
Come early and select your choice a
your own figures. Call at residence
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-11-10

z For SALE-One of the neatest and
best built 4-room cottages in Havre,
good location, part cash, balance easy
pavments. Z. Newman.
Engineer ellis was held up Satur--
day evening near the Palace Hotel
and relieved of his watch and ST. in
currency. The s.holdup'' artist rel
fused to arbitrate matters. mol
definite description of the individual
could be obtained.
Ye Reporter this morning was
attracted by the hustle and vim in
the building adjoining the First
National Bank building, and by in
quiring and looking about the prem
ises found that Pat Yeon will open
on next Saturday resort, where the
way farer can quench his thirst, as
we'll as rooms fitted for business men
where they may congregate ana
privately talk while imbibing the
.'huid that cheers" and makes all
business easy. We have no hesitancy
in saying it is one of the finest
furnished resorts in the north west,
being fitted in and out with Bruins
wick Balk fixtures, steel ceiling OF
late pattern, decorated with artificial
flowers and palms. We wish the best
of luck to such person who IS not
afraid to invest his money in Havre'
4 When men wish to attract attention
they wear good cloths. When stores
wish to attract more men they reduce
the price on good cloths. The Fair Is
{ doing the latter to make it easyer fol
YOU to do the former.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
DECORATION EXERCISES
Decoration Day Program ct Mound
City National Cemetery has
Been Arranged.

The following program will be Civ
en- at the Mound City national comc.
terry Decoration Day;
Warren Stewart post meets at SAT-
ford hall at l2:$l p. a.. G, A. r.
special train leaves Bis Four depo; at
/ p, M
Line OF march at Mound City
Speaker ANA mayor Of Mound City ia
carriage; band; company Of state mi
iitia and guard OF honor TO G, a. r.;
ladies relief corps.
Exercises at cemetery begin with
&. A. Z. ritual at monument
Exercises at speakers stand opens
with singing Of America, by assem-.
bly, lcl by band ana Mound City vo
calists
Prayer by pr Knox
Vocal selection.
Recitation Lincolns Gettysburg
Address Miss Pansy Cronan, of Cairo
Grafton
Music by band
Flas drill by Mound City school
children
Decoration of soldiers graves.
Meeting of Southern Illinois Memo,
rial association
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
THIS YEAR GRADUATES
caIro's High School Glass Numbers
Twenty-Five pupis-Next Week
commencement.


handsomely engraved Invitations
have bocn issued To the graduation
or commencement exercises to he
held al the Cairo opcra house Friday
evening. june 3.
Next week viii be taken mp in the
schools with graduatng exercises, as
follows.
sunday May 20 Baccalauroatc ser.
mons 20 the classes of respective
high schools.
Monday Nav 81 Memorial cxcr.
cises, all schools.
Tue lay MAJ Sumner gram
mar promotions.
Wednesday. June Lincoln Don,
glas and Stafford promotion exercises
Thursday. June :. Summer gradua.
ion exercises.
Friday. June Cairo High School
graduation exercises.
Saturday. June & PAlilipS promo.
ticg exercises
The board of education has decided
that me- flowers win be carried BY the
graduating class of Ul, which con-
sists of The following pupils
Ray G Abel. elective John b.
Dunniyant. elective; Mary f. De
Baum. science. Robert Brodcrick Cant
we'll. elective, Euuico Weston Co
nant latin. Nick Williams Con olec.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
DRUMMERS AT KENNETH
Eighth Annual Session Of Southeast
Missouri Association in Conven-
ticn This Week.

The eighth annual convention of
the Southeast Missouri Drummcrs
association convened at Kennett yes
tarday
The program is quite an elaborate
one Yesterday evening a banquet
was rendered By tho citizens and to-
day there will be a Mardi Gras pa.
rade i'm full masquerade and in the
afternoon d baseball match between
selected teams of the drummers and
merchants while ar night a big ball
will be- held.
The drummers have with them
big ST. Louis band, aud this, with
several local bands, is furnishing the
music A regular minstrel asgroga
ton will help the gooc time along.
ON Saturday the business viii be-
transacted including the election Of
officers, selection Of next years meet
ins place. etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
PRIZES WILL Be GIVEN
To Winners in the Athletic Events to
Be Given Decoration Day At
Sportsman's Park,

rr., of,latfe meet to he held at
,oart.-,,n,s NARA decoration day he.
.,roso rbo cairo high school the Cairo
n n r. and Vienna and ndetropa.
,.s stbIstss il attracting much atten.
,irn ,,1 fbe events viii doubtless he
Witnessed by q large crowd.
FIJI following events are scheduled
~ rola Mace and nrizes have becu
.lo,stcJ Err the uirners as follows IS:
FDrtv.v,r5 lash watch fob. w. II
Smith
INN hundred ward dash. match box.
a. y smith
O,n.ra1f mile run. necztie, j C..
cboIeon
ora hundred ward dash. S. Knox
Aot 9i werner 4 Son.
Ona.ouarter mile run, box of sta.
fi1nert Frpi G. Fair.
one hundred and twenty yard dash.
nockef knife. f.. e.. Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27

Capt II. {. Roome Mrs Roome. VIM
Topcl, engineer, Christopher Stock
land, mate; Peter Tutsou steward;
Captain Roomc belongs to the New
York Yacht club ana lis tho first
yachtsman to make the uip which ne
is now again making in the Raamer
having made ID in 1898 in the Waikiki
1t was the intention of Captain Roome
10 make some repairs here and scrape
and paint his yacht but be could not
make satisfactory arrangements
about Wharfage He said; Il have
been trgins 10 induce yachtsmen to
make this trip since made il in the
Waikiki six years age. and have sue
ceedod in getting the Palmetto ana
Clara to make il with ne this year
Next year | expect To see at lelst
one hundred yachts make the trip
but shall advise them 70 80 by Cairo
and warn them against your wharf
age hollup" The Clara anchored on
the Kentucky side, She is a handsome
little yacht ard has her owner ana
wife and one man aboard These
yachts are making this trip without
pilots They have charts of the Miss.
issippi river and have had no trouble
between here and New Orleans. On
one trip OF the Roamer, Tom Goode
was her pilot Mrs Roome says that
he is i perfect gentleman besides be
ing q first-class pilot