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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
A NOVEL
SCHEME
l. z. MOSES HAS PLAN or BIo
RECRADE NEAR WASHING.
TON HOTEL

y Moses. the well known Sec
eud avenue property owner. yea
tefday afternoon made PROPOSE
tIaH that was neW 10 the city Off
eiaiH offering 10 do work that has
previously been done by the city.
Ills scheme r. 70 reRrado Third.
Fourth. Firth and Sixth avenues.
between Pine and Battery streets.
BY aluicing All that he asks ~ the
city ig the free use ~ IL surplus
water for doing the work. lie agrees
70 release the city from all dam
ages that might arise IN doing the
work.
Chairman Mullen objected 10 the
proposition. unless Moses agreed 70
use the dirt which he would take
cut for filling In a portion Of West
lake boulevard. and the matter was
put over for tao weeks until Moses
could decide what he thought Of
such a plan Moses said he thought
the city was getting Of pretty easy
when u got the streets GRADED for
nothing BY merely furnishing the
water.
lie intends 70 make his money BY
charging the property owners a GER
tain price for the work and By
charging them all for reducing
their property 10 grade He agrees
10 finish the work In five years.
At the present time the city II
charging the property owners 5
cents a cubic yard for water used
In aluicing down the lots along Sec-
ond avenue The Improvement VIII
cost about $3.50 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

10 the intersection Of gald line with
tn north westerly boundary line 81
iat I. Of Block ~. OF the said
Seattle Tide Lands. thruce north
eaatefly. along said last mentioned
line 90 tho west boundary line ai
the West Waterway aH indicated
upon said plat If said Seattle Tide
Lands. thence north along said
west boundary line ~ said West
waterway. and said line produced
north. 90 the Outer ltufhor Line aa
shown upon said plat ~ said Scat
tie Tide Lands. thence north a.
90 west 90 point whore such line
iuteraocta the center section line ~
Section q same Township and
Range produced north. which point
II due north Of Dwamlsh Head
thence south a. vest 10 a point
where such line lntersecta the
south westerly boundary line Of
block 800. OF auid Seattle Tide
Lands. produced north westerly.
thence south easterly. along said
south westerly boundary line u
said Block 49,. Seattle Tide Lands
produced. 10 the place ~ beginning
That the polls viii be open upon
Haid September 2sth 1904. the day
set for said special election. between
the houu Of 3 o'clock A. N. aud
O'Clock = NJ
That the following places At
which the polls viii be- open upon
said day shall be as follows.
Tor all those portions OF River
aide Spring It'll and Mountain
View precincts included within aald
territory 80 proposed 10 BE- annexed
10 said city At the residence Of
Peter Hanson In said Riverside pre-
clnet said residence being located
IN Block No 4. of Banner Tract 70
West seattle.
For an that portion ~ West Sc
attic precinct 10 said territory 80
Proposed 20 be- annexed o. said city
and not included within the present
corporate limits a said city Of
West Seattle. az 6ehl0tter'H Hall
situated on olympic Avenue. Boa said
city.
For the city Of Wet Seattle n
srhlotterH Hall. on Olympic Ave
nue. Ga said city
That there are hereby appointed
and Designated So the officers 81
said election
For the precincts ~ Riverside
Spring HiIl aud Mountain View
Peter Hanson. Inspector. and 3. =
Lemouda and Charles Davis Judges.
For that portion 81 West Seattle
Precinct not included within The
corporate limits 81 said city. G p
King Inspector and Z. X kleHz
and John Schlotfaf. Judges.
For the said city u West Seattle
{ y King Inspector. and q X
kieaE and John schiutter Judges
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or WEST
SEATTLE. King County. Wash
inE'on.
G n SIcofL. Mayor.
Attest. W. q DICKINSON.
CIty cerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

haK. 10 ihH TOO Faflnu. per barrel.
1910. Parma. ION sacks. per bale.
1000. hnmluNl large. per barrel.
81 Co. nom'uY small. Toe bale g. 10
Holly rrif-faisiuE burkUhenf. per
case gltls Holly cake ana pantry
-four per case too. pearl bafIae.
p ID boxes usF evil 1850. peari
barley 100 10 sacks. 1900. auIlt
prHH. zs.lb boxes. 800 split bs4a.
le1slb borra. ito popcorn, per
eWt, t3bO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

fThere prices are to amp buyer IN
auautitieH Prices en- Hual purchases
average 20 per cent higher)
Provisions.
Fresh Meat Cow beef. 6dGA PEE
10 steer beef g. veal. Tn Toe ID
uork. o. 10. mutton. eaet4c 10.
FroviHions-HamE. itgisc ~.
breakfast bacon. lee 10. bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
vssstsbisa
California potatoes. iMGtNc per
III Yakima potataeas 80 per ton.
carrots. 800 per sack. cabbage.
o. = 10 rudfshea To- dor punches
green onions iee PER dos lunches
cucumbcrn. 500 t0c dozen. native
peas. g. 10 Max beans. 50er ID
eEE plant. $50 sae. sweet potatoes
e PEI M.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. wenatthee. e0raif e
Per bon Valencia oranges. 1195M
Z 90 per boK lemons. s2u34t per
hos HiarkbefIea. tIgb PER crate
Persian dates. So ID. Hannnaa
fIse. 1900 per crate Cherries.
g. % per crate. Gaufelouuss. Yak
INA. 600 e0t crate. Teu berries 81
baK Wenatrhee peaches. sea Csc
hpx Waterue'lans. flf0W225 Per
daaen Sweet rrausH. asm soc. Rrad-
ahaw'a. coo. Tragedy. 500 rhHpher-
rirn g. go. grapes. Washington Taes
rtan pes California. 1ta i3s nut
mevs. c5rs Eiihrtek peaches. T5m s5es
Crawford peaches. ecu soc.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Oats. $4,000 e % Per ton: barley
$3.50 per ton wheat. SO per ton
chop. SIS ood o. per ton: shorts
g. 90 per ton bran. 80 90 per tor
OIL meal '22es Ter to- = w. tim
cihy. $500 Der ton r. W com
pressed timothy tIsu 60 ton; new
wheat hay. tIanaH1so0 per ton
Puget Sound hay. 1898 per ton
mtddiinEe. i2eoo Per ton cracked
corn. 80 90 per ton straw. SO 0a
rsr ton. Peanuts. Jumbo, DC; ~
Butter. Eaus. cheefs.
Native creamery. z4e per lb East
eru creamery. fresh. sea 2ic No.
Eggs Native ranch. 2Sngac doa
Oregon ranch. 2sc doz. Eastern, csc
toz
Poultry.
chickens hens. laiars spring. fGn
t6tse. Ducks. live. f1Uitc.
Fish, Etc.
Hallbut. ta4ihc per 10. salmon
trout 100 lie per ID. Founders. Sc
per 10 roies. sac per M. shrimps.
12hat5c per 10. smelts. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
Sugar, Golden =. In sacks fitas
Extra g.. tn sacks. 1855. powdered.
iu barrels. $3.50. dry graduated. In
sacks, S6.05s cube In barrel $50
Flour patent per barrel, $3.50
Grown. St16. Straight pcr barrel
tt60. Gold Medal. fe.2B, Minnesota
hard wheat. leo0. pnsbury, $3.50
rtilsbury's Rest tG.l5. STANDARD baz
kota. 1913. Whole wheat flour per
barrel. $500. graham. 81 so, graham.
los. per bale. t2t5. rye flour, Cos.
per barrel, tA75. rye flour. los, Per
bale t2.b0. rye meal SOS, per barrel
stho. buckwheat. Der barrel, 500
germ meal. los. per bale, 1275. corn
meal, bOa per barrel ts00 yellow
corn meal, Toe. per bale. f220. white
corn meal. sos, 81 90. rolled oats. per
barrel. C.C.Ca 26.a6. wheat flakes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
BOUND OVER

william Ross. given a hearing on
n charge o. larceny from the person
YESTERDAY afternoon before Justice
perior court Bonds we're fixed at
Use. Ross vas arrested or the car
nIval grounds for stealing the purse
q Mrs. a. a Hellan. lie claims
that he picked the purse up from The
ground and claimed part 81 the con-
tents sor finding II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
BROWNS WON
OBJ seriprs News AsrnJ

OBJ Bcriuna News AssnJ
GAINESVILLE. Va. Sept She
first battle OF Bull Run has been
repeated Gen Bell. commanding
the browns. this morning won q
great victory over the Blues which
be found shortly amer day break
strongly ontreuehea on the old Bull
Run battlefield. b. 3 O'Clock the
battle had been fought and Bell bad
more than retrieved himself for his
defeat Of Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
By scrlpps News Assn)

OYSTER RAY. Sept President
Roosevelt received q call this after
noon from Count 0ppenyi and Am
basgador Hendeimulier. OF AuEtru-
Hungary. Count Oppenyi is the
president % the Hungarian diet He
Is In this country 20 study our in
stitutiona The distinguished guests
we're received In the library. where
all chatted on general topics. Then
they were escorted BY the president
20 luncheon There were no other
guests this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

WHY

You have 10 60 three times 40 Ear out
70 esA oifflliG'kesft SEATTLE
lots rlHht on thg car lins. right on
the lass. vith a lsRae school house
rlEht on Tho addition
TERMS 1913 isoARPo2S p soc a
II All The real estate men in Seattle
formed themselves IN one blg cofns
tlua they could HeNeH taf land 20
eIaas iH nor 80 cheap AZ We offer
these iafEr luta We have owned "
aefss twenty lght yea.a since sat.
kaaw W bought shsap' aud ID
IL ridiculous ta think faf inin-
vt any BODY could buY hand a.
g.. e. s9 s,la fsSsf s,.Ssff7',t'fS'll
TIKI RiDENfAf EIEDrUfc
ItuHra and TELEPHONES VOW
paat bpY Anywhere 81 a nromlar -
theas improvements geinE in- rhsY
err fh Southeast seattle NOW
After Nou aFe f. Incest Seattle un
nan 90 earth caa convince 700 ~
~ ~ s Stssr (, - Tor ''uA =
Tha iand bsrins su Hsaeen Hn snd
extends % Lake WashtuEtan. takiuE
Is part q Rainier Hslshla A fins
kaatheast seaflis. lsvsi 20 tss wsF
from tep q fret nh The Beacon
HiH and iainlFF Heights AZ lines
ars both Within b blocks - HoNI a
FAST SEATTLE ard Rainier
Heights Sine viii - extended sNis
fixsir this summer e TIE adfiainn.
Den driaF ard Fnu ell hHNa nffh-
tnE q rsEret faAa aHN WashinEtoa
street car a. Southeast ATatUa@if
RUS thrauEt ths mIaIts o. the addi-
tiaa.bu thsre anf Feu Ntl ave
Haanfhs ~ tima Hhtsh yea NlN tnas
- living saY uut Nhefe feu caa bsy
Isis ~ cheap aH nuHn
nffirr npFn Until 4 evenings
EEATrLE NoMNHE KEna 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

A GOOD CHANCE FoR SOME ONE
For only go Z car seu q school lard
lsasa covering ~ aHfas. Euad run
utH9 Watsr. . afrsa - ealt alton
- grain nav and s Iaaas - straw
there are small fruits haf-sErr -
potatoes ard other E8rden staff. s
h hssf s r. ~ q re stais ssly a. psr
acre. WMlEh il nu more than taNea
wnatd amount tn ordinarily 80 miles
from railway. 90 Naaa level road
e stated above. THIS e q god chance
g. 3 sPUENgLE
N Arcade. Main 10 and A gl
COUNTRY HOME. NEAR HENToN-
r. aefea Improved fenced ami rruaHs
fenced ufrhard ~ 20 ffaHH. RiI Kinda
q small fruits. good haHasf barn ard
several oufIuiidiuEH. close tn school
ard nHfFthurs horse. harness. veg
o.. COW inrghatnr. chickens. and
god OUTFIT 70 tools 60 eith place.
RoHERT MALTBY. &c Ssu York blk.
HoMEsTEADs under proposed gov
eminent irrigation iH Washington
% enat o ~ - Don't wait Tor the
rush AZ ia South Dakota. Montana.
idaho nud Nevada. BAT come nov
and get 10 acres II best land in
state. soil % feet good well water
feet mild winters earliest fruit
section E4od lacatt4ns hsA 'haf -
Rankert, locator. fostaffico bidg
Paseo wash.
a SNAP ln fine dairy 81 hay farm
Il
coma ON the railroad IS acres best
bottom land cleared. fenced. dltrhsd
Add tiled l9rEs 1afs5 hanse. Ne
hauae ana olhrf AHHashkH running
water price 3 - n e seH AZ once.
A Is NEWELL ne Marion n.
F0HTY ACREs Near Auburn. rich
lsvsl land mostly alder and maple
god barn and chicken house. price
nSaERr MALTHY 30 ssu York bn,
MOO acres facing fbs car llne.
partly Improved 8faamtd house
k-ntary chicken house aH fenced
afF.ififsESGFEs Z kRNEiL.
Room y RuHWaII block
= p cor ist ave. ana Columbia ~
TErE ~ A GOOD urY On acres.
part bottom land. balance upland. alt
ue4rIy level ard good soil. faces
county road al iututHE Ar improved
farm close % ueiEhhura and good
school. price $40 tffTHH
ROBERT MALTbf. go SeW YORK bin
For Sale Flats
Ix-HOON fiat At second hand
man. price. right here in town. fine
furniture HuHp0rth. MORTGAGE r.
Agent 7o8 New York Block
FOR aALE CHEAP room fiat. com
plsfely furnished for housekeeping.
rent g. 1928 7th ave Flat "a
LOST pockstbook on University car
Huaer will leave sam a. Ml Ihlfd
avenue and receive reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

A q JOHNSTON
HAHHHTH Lots Yarns. Acre Ifurta
- Ven choose a=HHaHH cottage fine
KaeN q Sound iafh Aaa sect To
EaHh.
8 as.=il tou etiN eaEh. finr yirs
- LAIR NJ aHf HHHfHH hHaf 90 htaFk
taasHa HHff east - Columbia Wee %
eHH HnHNr fHr house anH tut
- a#raa GA cottage ard iata Uatfa
saHh ntrrif improved three bios -
aHaHE east
f4a Isst s1toa uH Isffsfaou urar
tsIh
les Fe1f prousrtf fuH sale 90 rent
al mHIaFF
A e. JOHNSTON.
Real Estate b. tsuNna Uik.
Phones Main 1t Iad A AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
NEED THEIR FREEDOM

Mrs stella Madoie has begun
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band. james Madole. who owns the
owl restaurant on First avenue.
Mrs Emma Compton also wants a
divorce from Charles Compton. she
alleges drunkenness
SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
1929 Second. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

4 nEftAmLE place t. borrow money
uu diamonds. watches. isWrlry luu
Interest a. A. West % fIkr street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

o % Q o o
? r. CLAYTON a son.
REAi EHrAfH And
INst RANCE
40 Nes faEE Block
go oeoo oooa 90 ooos
mo SNAP 10 nig SNAP
pert alrm N taka Il minutes rtaa
o. car a. Occidental Square. K.aat
AuFrH Annr terms
= p CLAYTON 4 SOY.
80 Ne~ Yeffk uioss.
A nHASp nsu horne q 8 rooms. %
to iats. with fire Fiea - lake.
nsaf esf hnr. and TIHetF finished lu-
aifH aHd uut This HHHaH has a rsath
and ether rune eHIaHEsa There 81 a
chicken haunr and aalaiahed un ere
piece. tun rnf owner a Eninw back
east PAY BIN tss aasa as ~ rest
tn htfte uaf mrnfH. aHH have a hume
q Taur awn that Yea Nill b. proud
See 7. = Fay a 90. - usnay Band.
Ing Or phone them Both phuuea
Aalu 81 SPECIALISTS la Green Lac
prupsrtY.
ron aAf.Et
So puiiets. Matched in February An
go snd Fo'nE 49, aed must sell
I5sr m t,.li n "a 80 s.u ,i.e o
frait and vegetables fine chicken
houses and Eu1d clover faHaf god
house Furniture HoeH Ellh "a. Taa-
nesa ara uaEan II yea taks BE- To-
d. 50 g. cash. 81 month AZ g
Per cent deferred payments Sat
street vest side Green lake. third
house from car Inns.
ron aAf.E- room house ,hlrksn
house. Neod house. etc and three
fine lots q fruit trees. small ahr4bs
hffT in nhuudanrs. good rHsffsa
lauu. city water nice place that
WlH bear close Inspection. nothing
better around Green Lake far the
81 ai1 boz De- on eaHF terms n $50
dHHn and balance like paving "a
small rent each month Come ln and
So uH abosIt &c. u = Pay A Co ~
Denny Building Phones. both kinds.
Ri
SEE our vacant lots uItb fnest gisw
in The cts. pu which - Wil build
Nua hnuH" according o. gour uen
plans You cen pay for d same az
rent
II gaa have little money 70 iuves,
You per cent on your Investment
Gone ard see u.s.
b. a. UYEHa q co.
~ Arcade bldg
HENr FREE q a.. Or sroom
month will boy new house and
/ large tract - land with city water.
al Fuu can uHs=s4 cents per month.
l Only o. minutes ride Take W ash
/ auFfou street rar#tIHe PASSES through
/ E0HrHEAHr SEATTLE. office open
/ until : evenings.
81 nua
/ vii buy lot HEi01 with large build.
ing containing paper and fruit store
| and 9 rooms completely furnished
| This ia surely "A bargain.
| STEWART. HTEWAftF a CO..
Room u Union hik.t
Tia fiut ave.
a GOOD general foreman wanted 90
| take charge ~ division ln Garden
| Of Eden. also q men wanted 20 clear
| streets and lay sidewalks. Take
/ Washington street ear 30 THyluTs
[ mill See Hiilmau Of Smith.
| THREE years work and good wages
| 10 reliable sober man for assistant
foreman and umekeeper also want
| coed buokkeepsr and Two naienmeu.
Bee Forest Room 3 Times Block.
- a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

PRIVATE money on real estate or
cha tells low rates easy PAYMENT.
Hfowuie. - Oriental ntoCh Main
a. He'd o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

RAf.F % HTFEl RsNnEa
HHHNh NNtth MfKANfN tttHk
HfuNEH ANp WntHH Euut.u " n
NENtftk ~ 81 r. ISIS sNrtssi a 40. q
HziFHffHHns fffNl HFEnur. 90 sat
HfHsN fHe iHfM a. q a sharp iifaHH
HHaHHfff DHfn fHEeaHIHH tables. dfna
ne Ehafra rhtffuHHrHa center tahlea
iHzH FHffaIHe. lHs hHE. ktteten uurHn.
fHHHFfH nfaNnE HHaHHa. She NFnat
MaHaHflr steel famae art Huuares
HzFHHfa al-u ffEhf HHHal fanHeH. TIVE
atesi stoves ard tNHtNe ranh stoves
AaH 81 god flEaFH taan fufret
HHHHffaH 81 ls - sharp 81 az NIfhs
HfHun co. AMHHIHHeefe ihauH
aAIn 1871 iadrpsrdeat ffI
Enr RaLn-ltn.... 40 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

RENT FREE IN aa4 or Broom
house. while D. 8. so Or o. Der
month will boy new house ard
large tract - land with city water.
al Fuu can uHs=s4 cents per month.
Only t8 minutes ride Take W aahs
iuTfou street caratIue passes through
E0urltEAHr SEATTLE. office open
until = evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

fsf3RANFNg 60 vii eau Tor your
carpets ard RUGS. take them Co their
new STATIONARY plant clean ana rr-
tnNn them the same HaN ttANr your
earpefs cleaned thare0khtv nv eur
t'nsnnrf Ar system Work1 az
Western MN Phones Sunset Main
sis Ind a. ugi Main office 70
H.Hmher Exchange Phone. Black
kEz1 Work guaranteed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

This age might truthfnlly be class
ed as one in which the press has
reached it's greatest degree of use
fulness to the country. A striking
example of what can be done by Il
great newspaper when properly
managed is shown in the T~elegraphic
reply from the Gar OF Russia to the
New York Journal and ST. Louis
Post Dispatch assuring them that
the rumors sent out of a threatened
repetition during Old Christmas oil
the former Kishenif Horrors, were
without foundation and that every
precaution had been taken to guar
antec the Jews protection. This toe
from u Nationality where the press
is crushed meath the strictest censurt
one that refused to allow the head OF
our Nation to make inquiry into hel
internal strifes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

Now that the Village has been de-
clarcd Incorporated by the Governor
and our Board OF Aldermen will soon
organize and begin to compile the
Town Ordinances, we wish to re-
mind them not to fail to p oyidc the
necessary regulations to have the
water-closets lined regularly. We
know of H. greater menace to the
health of any city than to allow such
atfluvia to decompose and poison the
air.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15


Mississippi has long since melted
the admiration OF other Southern
States for her wise and o%pportunc
laws for meeting all cxigencies. This
Legislature viii pass a Jim Grow
Street Car Law before is adjourn
lnent, which while it is not q press
ing need for the State at this time,
yet win forearm us with the proper
statutes to keep such an evil in
bounds when it comes But few
tows now have street railroads in
the State, Jackson win be the great
est BENEFICIARY at the present of the
enactment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15
The Yellow Journals will now have
to consider the Yellow Peril.
Tampa. Fla. Apr d 1909

tampa, Fla, Apr % 1903.
feel like | owe to my fellow man
this much; For seven years | have
had Eczema on my ankle. l have tried
many doctors and numerous rene
dies which only temporarily relieved
| decided to give your Tctterine a
trial. | did so and after eight weeks
I'm entirely free from the terrib le
Eczema. 1t will do the work if the
patient will theirs. You are at libcr
ty to use this if you think it vii
help you in the sale of your marvel
ous LETTERING.
]. S. Giddons.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

Johnson,s Chill and Fever Tonic will
drive out every race and t;sint of
Grip Poison from the blood and Go it
work quick and dot right.
Old and neglected cases Of Grip are
quickly cured by a course of this
wonderful medicine.
For sale by Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

State of mississippi.
To the Unknown heirs of William Hooks.
Deceased. defendants:
You arc commanded TO appear before the
Chancery Court of the county OF Greene in said
State at rules in the clerks Office In Leakes-
vile. said county, on the second Monday Of
February. A. d. la4 to defend suit in said
court OF, w. H. Boykln. wherein you are
defendants. This January 5. 1891.
s. R. MCKAY. clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

Misunderstanding Person to cal! on
retail trade and agents fbr manufact-
uring house having well established
business; local territory: straight sal
AIRY $50 paid weekly and expense mon
ey advanced; previous experience I'M
necessary; position permanent; bust
ness successful. Enclosed self address
sed envelope. Superintendent Travel
ers G05 Monon Bldg. Chicago. ? Il Oh
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

Louisiana will get benefit from the
present State Campaign; the next
Legislature will undoubtedly write a
new law upon her statutes providing
for the trimming down of the guber.-
material appointment patronage. This
is a good move, the lesson of decades
show that it is not wise to allow too
much power to rest in one man.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15


Glory Be! Mississippi S Senate re-
cognized the paramount Importance
Of the Panama Canal Treaty by
adopting a resolution requesting OUT.
Senators in Congress to use their in
huence and cast their vote for rati
flying same. Several Republicans
prominent in national affairs are
quoted as saying that this action in
sures the passage speedily of that
urgent measure. Too much can't be
said in praise Of our Lawmakers for
their prompt and valiant stand on
this 81 a question.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

We have had a good many ask us
when the time limit expires for pay
ing taxes to retain the voting fran
chise. The law says that unless you
pay on or before the lst day of Feb
ruary, you are dcbarred from voting.
Kindly let this act as "a reminder to
any who are yet behind. See that
you attend to the matter before it is
too late.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15


The Coast members are planning
to have the Legislature take u u
down through South Mississippi and
see what progress we are making i'm
the Piney woods and along the Sea-
shore. We wot that the boys from
the upper counties will see some SUR
prising Developments on the trip.
To CUREA COLD In ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
IL it fails 10 cure. E. W Groves sigma
tnra IL ODD aa4h box. &c.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15
No Man Can Die.

OF any form of Fever who uses John
sons Chill and Fever Tonic even halt
way right.
It is 100 times better than any quin
inc, and does in a day what slow quiz
nine cannot do in ten days.
Johnson S Tonic will drive out every
trace and faint of Grip Poison from
the blood.
Lor sale at Faulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

1t is ~traversity upon the kind
Dess of the Almighty to further pro-
crastinate in the matter Of securing
the Artcsian Well. while there 5 a
lull in the storm of disease that has
lowered round our fair little city the
last year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

The village of Leakesville, in
Greene County, has been incorpora-
ted and the following officers APP
pointed: J. E. Alderman, Mayor;
b. P. Harrison, Marshall; ]. E. Mil
Ter, w. NJ. Dorset and Hugh Mcln-
his, Aldermen.-N. o. Picayune.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

The Mobile Jackson & Kansas City
Railroad announce that they will sell
round trip tickets at one fare for the
round trip every Sunday from all "a
gencY stations to Mobile aud HattieS
burg respectively, tickets good only
on date said.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-01-15

Two great Confederate Generals
have gone to their last reward with
in the last two weeks, Generals Long
street and Gordon. These Grand Old
Heroes of the Lost Cause are mourn
ed BY the South with especial sad
ness, as the passing Of each thins
the ranks to an almost waned thin
ness.