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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
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a9t water r hsaa oess an
s si and cNk oh E1sh built built
In Grand open Is stairway lighted by i'm
snss tinted loaded AR Wndqw fine RE RE-
library with mantel and crate and Queen
Anne projecting window. Front porch ].
y rtsc With
sign; 81 80 in loaded work The he best look
rs going to self i'a this fslS IA.
, BARGAIN for only $4,000. Just think,
$4,000. First Ito see will buy, Come
/ quick. 81.
I GREATEST SNAPS EVER OFFERED IN
souIH ,MINNEAPoLIs,
/ $500 18th az. 6ne. Corner. ,50sfoot frontage,
s1room house: barn; must be sold Make
2429 14th ay, rooms, city water, sewer,
must be sold $1,450.
J 2S07 18th av, modern except heat, great
lot, 6DX12S: fine home. So, 100.
@2441 18th av. Z rooms .tine shape; only
252s l4th av, rooms, fine. place, barn;
~ REDWOOD BARGAIN.
} 1860 Sheridan ay is o, fine home being Of
fered st "a. re rem MR. BARGAIN. Sur
J, and up to date, but owner is sacrificing
on same. Our price only $4,000.
}, INVESTMENTS ~.
}, Eleven-room house. rents for S22 MONTH
Columned openings, hardwood floors
}, NORTH MINNEAPOLIS.
, Fine homes, very cheap. 5000 Emerson,
, 10 rooms, partly modern; finest lot in
} town, only 81, 700
} 1852 Girard''sA beauty. New and up to
} date. Hot water heat: Offer.
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GO.
8 5o7 PHOENIX.
D gtsr.r& sF..t;tfs2.f% afEzEtH -; r., 44-T5'rs
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Ssoo-LoT ON LYNDALE Av BETWEEN
39th and 10th, 40x121; west front.
$3.50 Each-Lots on Nicollet av, between
No.. 37th and 3Sth, 40x170; east front.
$70O Each-Lots on Sd st N, between 18th
18th, 45x12S; east front. Easy j
terms. u !. 5tg
$1oO Each--Lots on 4th st N, between 18th,
and 18th st, 45x12s; west front. Easy
terms. - :: Et,aT s{# 2.
$70O Each-Lots on Jefferson st NE, facing
Logan park, 40x129. Easy terms.
$7OO-Lots on Sd S, between 2Sth and
10th, 45Al2o; east front; all improve
ments in.
$700 for corner 37th and Portland; east
front, SIKH. Easy terms. L
81, 900 Each-Lots on Humboldt ay S, be-
tween Franklin and ed, 41x129 each.
Easy terms
$1,000 Each-Lots on Blaisdell av, between
25th and 2eth; east front. 52x165.
18th; east front, 55x157.
$2,500-LOt on Dupont az s, between Sum-
> nit and Lincoln, 50x135; west front.
MINNEAPOLIS TRUST COMPANY,
s,,,-.. 4 Fourth Street s.. ,ssa .I.a
0 o o o o o %
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ROSEDALE
Fine lots on easy, terms, between the city prop
er and Washburn Home Public school in cen
ter Of the addition.
$1O0 each--Two %west-front lots on 3 Went
worth az s, between ADD st and 44th ST.,
40x132 EACH 1910
$500 each-Three east-front lots on Pillsbury
ay, between AID st and ADD st; 40x127 each.
s1oo eaeh-Nins west-fr9nt lots on Pleasant av'
$3.50 each-Three east front lots ON Wentworth
av between 42d and 43d SITS, center OF the
Sits each-Eleven west front lots on Went
worth av between 42d and 43d SITS.
Sits each-Seven west-front lots Blaisdell av.
d between Add and 18th SITS, 40x127 each.
5000 each-East- front lots on Blaisdell av, be-
81 q. tween 42d and 43d sts 4Ox132 each.
5000 each-East-front lots Nicollet r.
tween AID and 44th .sts, 4px12I each.
$450- South and east 'front.' double corner OF
Add and Nicollet, 75x127. Good location fol-
small store. Il
All these lots for sale for $25 down. balance
$40 or more per month. Good car line. Good
school. All fine lots. Call at office for plats
of this addition. =
THORPE BROS. FA ANDRUS BUILDING.
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0 o o o 0 I
; NEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
D LIST nv S-We sold the "Plant" property
D for about $500 per foot. I can offer
0 65N132 feet on LIST av near 9th st
D Mt $3.50 per front foot. $4,000 cash,
D balance 5 per cent. Must be sold to
D close estate.
. brick fat building. 16 apartments; In
0 come $3.50 per month Finest location
0 and will net over 10 per cent.
0 Real Bargain, 81, 6OO-1O-room house, well
o arranged for two families; good re-
0 paic; always rented SIS per month.
0 On 18th av s. between 9th and 2Sth
o SITS. Sold to close estate
o Linden Hills. Lake Harriet-Choice lots
o city water, gas, trees. park; special
0 low price. Easiest terms. They are
o 1.-The cream" 49,.
0 Fine Gardening Tracts. s, 10, Is acres,
0 near car; good SOIL easiest terms.
o Choice building lots In all parts Of the
0 city. Ask for what YOU want.
o CHARLES I. FULLER,
. 500 Phoenix.
o 0 900 o o @ o o o
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$4,000, ANY TERMS, TAKES IT.

On 18th av Sc. beautifully situated,
rooms modern except heat. fine shade
trees; will rent ut. for $22 Water. sewer.
rooms to Students. SNAP. SEE ~ US At
ONCE.
$4,65D-Any Terms. On Church st Sc, g.
rooms, all modern; hot water heat, laun-
dry. full basement, hardwood finish down,
pine finish up, hardwood floors all through;
well built, fine residence; nice lawn; built
81 .5oo-Lot Humboldt av s near
$1,75o-Girard ay N, near car. 1s-room
house, for two families; rents for $23.
S2.5o0-5th st NE. near 14th, 7-room
house, lot adjoining can be had cheap; will
2S50-Columbus ay, near 31st st. nine
rooms, east front, barn. city water, sewer,
stone walk. fine shade trees.
house. Ss eight rooms modern except heat.
$3,7OO-Harriet2 ayv near 9th st, eight
rooms, modern. fine location
$37OG-irving av S. near Both. eight
s5,oo0.W S4th st. near Blaisdell, nine
rooms, all modern. =
sEELEY & EcKLUND.
Room 30. Loan and Trust Bldg,
81 Nicollet Az.
20 5000 o 90 o q a n a
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ANOTHER CUT IN THE PRICE OF
that ten-room modern house on 10th ay s,
open piu,nbing fne bath, new furnace;
rooms papered and decorated In entire
house:apiped Tor gas, ceinented cellar, veg
etable room. pump barn. stone walks;
beautiful shade trees east-front lot, 46X
1872. Price simply too low for publication.
e you want ., home look up this deal
have solid brick building, two stories.
stores below and flats above, we'll located
cent net to on Improvement; viii IT. trade for
improved farm we'll situated.
Seven-room house, and one of six rooms
on rear of lot jon Bryant av N, near West
ern; lot 67x132; In AL repair, at price
that will interest you
M acres farm ra sta
tion, good big house, fair barn, some
meadow and timber. stream running
through farm. making 1t fine stock prop
osition. worth SIS per acre. For quick
deal, $40 takes it.
oneohaif mile station, stores and school;
new seven-room house, well and wind
mill, small barn; a splendid farm, and one
you should investigate; price $s5 per Scre,
including growing crops. Adjoining land
z held at $50.
: 12O acres, two miles from Hastings.
I MINI; every, inch can be cultivated; good
ing farm sold for $40 per acre. If you
want bargain, see this. sa
(. If you want to buy or sell any kind of
" property write me. I own listings of de-
: sirable properties for sale or rent.
) H. N. BRADBURY,
sos New York Life.
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AT ONCE A. HOME AND AN INCOME
PRODUCER.

$275 in cash and $27.5O per. month will
handle q strictly 6rst-claSs six-roor1l double
house, which is now rented for $50 per
month. at No.. 24S2 and 2434 10th ay s.;
all improvements In street. This Is worth
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90 o o o o o o o o o
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL MINNIE
apolis realty is one-half Its market value as
estimated by the board of tax levy; have
several vacant lots in different localities which
I will sell at the assessed value as adjusted
X Commerce bldg.
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A BARGAIN.
NO. 2436 GARFIELD AV s.


IA NO. M36 GARFIELD AV s.
So, 500 takes this fine eighth ward residence on
an east front lot, having beautiful shade
trees House has nine rooms, hardwood floors
and hardwood finish throughout Fine bath
room with up-to-date open plumbing. Crates.
mantels, plate and leaded-glass windows
Large full basement divided into compart-
S Columbus furnace. Large attic. storm sash,
screens Barn. One block from the best car
line In the city. Call and inspect the prop
erty. Owner lives In 1t. Easy terms.
THORPE BROS. ANDRUS BUILDING. 81
o 0 90 0 Q 0 o 0 o Q Q Q o . 5
o FOR SALE OR LEAsE-R. r. TRACK.
age, corner, 19Sx157 to 20:foot alley, with O
exclusive railroad trackage; also conve- .
nient to depots, mills, etc. Terms to suit. .
Thorpe Bros. Andrus building. o
Q o o Q 0 o o % o o Q . o o o
FINE HoMEsTEAD-CLosE IN; SMOOTH
prairie; heavy soil; 80 bushels per acre; join.
Ing $40 land; big snap. Hanford, 80 Bank Of
Commerce.
LAND LOCKERS LIMIT-FARM 208 ACRES,
AZ miles from city, 1 1a miles to station; IS
acres in crop, % acres meadow, near fine lake
and river; sfx-room house, plastered; woodshed,
we'll, henhouse. barn. stone foundation for
large barn; joist and floor laiG, good timber;
So an acre. half cash. Smith, 81 10th st S.
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"A BEAUTIFUL HOME,
1900 HAWTHORN Av.

Lot n0X16o: eleven rooms; thoroughly
modern; perfect repair; hardwood turnout;
new plumbing and heating Installed last
fall; $1,000 Will handle this
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o o o o o o o o o G
o o o D O o 800 90 o
LOTS.
$750--45x12s Emerson, near Lake st. $40 G
cash. g,
S150O7L5Ox15O Hennepin, near Goth st. G
$3OO-35X12S, 18th aV S,between 32d and G
$525-42x12s, 9th av s, between 9th and c
/ 2Sth. c
1,0OO-42x12s, Grard av near Goth.
81. SOO-6ON135 southeast front, Girard'
ami 10th. {
$1,s0O-5Sx113, corner Lyndale and 25th
\ $45O@45x12s. 4th av and SD st.
, 81 ,275-40x1S0. three lots, corner Nicollet
and 3Sth st. ...--
$175-Lot Sd near 3Sth ST. {
$400-EmersOn av n near 2Sth ST.
$350-45X12S, Bryant ay s, near new park.
$250-45X12S, Fremont av s, near 33d.
Lots sold on easy monthly payments.
Acres or blocks of lots overlooking Lake
Amelia and facing the Minnehaha boule-
ward; fine site for home, gardening or
chicken ranch, at prices that will interest
any one.' -- '.e. .r.e~s'' r
J. A. WALTERS, De-. ~
New York Life Bldg. ~. :. !,
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2l80 FREMONT Av N, s-ROoM FULLY MOD.
ern house, back-plastered. thoroughly new
built, ~ tons OF coal heats this house during
the winter. Call at office for permit to 90
through the house: Joseph Lowry. -223 Phoenix
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Si5O---I0T- ON 10th AZ n, BETWEEN GiRARD
sss9 and. Irving.
s25o-Lot on 18th ay s.. just inside Of Lake st;
$50 size 47x122.
Make us offer for the double corner Of Girard
and 40th st; size 72x126
49, ]. F. .CONKLIN & ZONNE CO..
80. ...ss..s. LIS Temple Court.
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A SNAP. I. !.
$50 FREMONT AVENUE N. :

Lot 50X150 to paved alley good seven
room house in good repair; newly painted
and papered; $500 will handle this; bal
ance at per cent. ESP u;
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/ go q $500 . Go q,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01

market with fresh eggs. Nine
hundred thousand OF these
hens arc White Lcghorns. WHY!
Because they produce more eggs
a, less cost for feed than any
breed IN the world.
All chickens good II prop
erly cared for. But II il * EcCS
you want, none arc caqual 10 the
White Leghorns. NV founda-
ton stock = the best that could
be had, and is kept up 10 high
standard by Introduction OF
fresh blood from the best breed
ers IN New York State.
Fancy eggs for hatching. hi-
teen Tor si.So.
t,ip ID. HAsEis
Columbus. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01
Another West Pointer Hon
orcd.

Mr.. Harry Bailey. n OF Clay's
most successful poultry ra'ser~.
was recently elected an honora-
Nv vicc.prcs;dcut o. the Amcri-
can l;ntf Lcghora Club, which
holds I,s annual meeting 10 Mad,-
>on Square Garden. in the city
OF New York. This - no small
compliment TO one al our fellow
,owrsmcn, and NC arc glad that
hi- efforts aud success A. u
breeder OF Buff L~cghorns has
thus been recognized by this
eminent body OF poultry men.
MIR, Bailey IL An enthusiastic
chicken man, and fully deserves
the with which he IL
meeting Dixie Press
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01

April ~ by Tar the best month
for selling fancy eggs for hatch
ing and | wish TO give impetus to
the trade. | have had fairly
good response To my al IN your
paper, but II farmers seem
verse to paying II Gets for one
egg, cvcn ii II has a =. no chicken
IN il. They T not used 10 II,
and viii have TO be educated up
10 the point Of good stock and
tet,rr pilces. ID. II.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01

With the warm Weather omc
the insect pests - ;aia, 10 Young
chix and so annoying 10 older
ones.
As ia MANY things prevention
is much easier than cure. mo
cleanliness j. the prime factor III
this work. All houses aud co"ps
should TIC kept very clean.
and an occasional application oi
kero~inc or lice pajn's~ honl1 ee
used pou the ron~,~ ard about
the nests. The nc~;~ should
also DC frequently changed. aud
a sharp lookout for mites aud
lice atou. tho roo~te. nests II
upon fowls and chs shonld be
kept up. a. no poultry c"n thrive
when constantly annoyed BY
these pests.
The lice hide very tc:1N he
tween the io,ds % he wing
feathers of The young tiers Il
il often "cquircs q tafcin' >S"f'n
10 lind them. i III on cnamina'
ton YOU d,scoycr tIiact &c or
mi,c- give The i,tlr fellows a
COOS dna,lng WITH inset pow
der. some advocate the apply
ing ota little grease upon the
back .: the chin'hcad but 80
prc.ct the powder. The Ole
birds should come IN also Tor !
good busting III case they are
also all cted.
Tine $ rt,ng hens should ha''
especial attention. II ms reNpeN
az also ihcir nests IN order T.
bring OH and ra'sc vigorous
chickens. and a little a''cnhp'
,louy tnls zoe may bc the m'an'
OF success where failure. ""u!'
othcrw wise Le the case-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01
HAIRY BAILEY. ERROR.

Look out for mites and lice.
Clean the drinking vessels
morning.
Sec ,ha, the gr,, box Is keep,
well filled.
Don't undertccd nor give fer
ncuicd iord o. any kind.
Crushed charcoal ~ good for
the Lutte chix.
Don't lc, the little fellows out
IN the dew and rain.
Eggs are cheap now. 80 hatch
plenty Of chickens.
II ~ no, too late 10 order that
sitting Of eggs YOU need 40 bad
Il.
4 ira.sontul OF warm castor
oil in,o which has hrcu .tnred
four drops oi urpcut,nc viii
cure almost any case .! cholera
or bowel trouble IN adult fowls II
gwen IN time.
t.cryhodv 4dn,rc> i uniform
floch Of fowls. ~ select your
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01
3. p. EGGS.
FOR SALE

Plymouth Rocks and Brown
Lcghorns exclusively. my entire
time given TO the business. Illus
,ratcd catalogue Tree, Write to
day. w. A. Ellis.
Rosa, Ala
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01
Pea Fowls.

have a very tnc trio OF pea
fowls that would like 10 sell.
Fine birds price slo Oh per trio.
&C. Clay.
Brooksvillc Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01
Eggs

Eggs from Buff Turkeys $500
tor -. White Wvandottes
Dunstan and Billings strain Sl.25
per II Barred Rocks Champion
from 81, 90 TO is and 81 50 my
Rocks Law Christmas eggs and
via prtEes too.
wv. tpchurch
Bcne vola Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-01

Golden Wyandoo,~ eggs Stock
farm Vanderbilt, lIiltiu ore Farm
$3.50 for IS
Jctcr Ca!l,cott.
Coldwatcr Miss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
Nay Pay an Important Part in War
fare as Illuminant for
Gun Sights-

| The discovery Of the latest use
TO which radium can be put-the
illumination of gun sights and thu
like. at night time-seems to indi
cate that it will play On importani
part in warfare, says the London
Daily Mail
In gun sights, leveling instru-
ments and telescopes there il what
is called ''fducialr mark, whicl.
is used TO obtain faithful result
These marks, Of course, are uss-
less in the dark, and, though man.
ways of illuminating them have
been tried, nothing has proved sat.
isfactory.
Mr. Andrew A. Common, O.
Eaton-rise, Ealing, was the FIRST
to attempt TO solve the diff
ulty by the use of radinm.
and his experiments were SO sue
eessful that he has applied for
a patent. Unfortunately, he did
not live to have it granted. but the
coinplcte specifications submitted
BY Mrs. Common, his widow and
.xecutrx, have lust been &C
eepted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
Virgins High School
w. F. Bond a 3 Pria.
Virgins, Mss.


For the purpose OF furthering the
cause of education and OF assisting
worthy boys and girls, who wish to
prepare for college, for teaching OF
for lite. The Virgins High School, Of
Virgins Miss. has established welve
Scholarships to be distributed as fol
lows: Harrison county, two; Hancock
Jackson, Greene. Wayne, Perry,
Pearl River, Lamar, Jones. Coying-
ton and Jasper coun ties, one esch.
Appointments will b. made by tie
County Superiatendents of the res
pective counties upon the recomman
aation of the principal of the school.
To an eighth grade student or ninth
sthe scholarship will be worth $40. Is
TO Seventh grade student. $35 %
For further particulars, write ".
r Bond, Wiggins. Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
St. Louis World
365 Daily Newspapers for Sl.OO
A Daily Newspaper For E p is' . sssn

The World is published every day
in the year including Sundays It is
an eight, twelve, sixteen, twenty &
twcnty-four page paper.
1t is stalwart Democratic paper
and its pointed editorials have at
tracted much attention. 1t is an up
TO date newspaper in every sense OF
the word
It makes an especial feature of the
news of Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas
Texas Kentucky, Oklahoma, and the
Great Southern and South western
States. but it tells All the news of
all the World and tells it we'll
The World publishes more Worlds
Fair and var news with Illustration
than any paper IN the United States
The ST Louis World and Grocnc
Co. Herald Tor Il. IS The Herald will
keep you posted on all copnty aud
calnpaien news and The st Louis
World will keep YOU informed on
news OF 4 general nature. This gives
you for 81 rs all county, state, nat
ional and foreign news.
II you desire to take advantage Of
this otfcl. call at the Herald Office at
once or send us 81 for daily or al IS
for both papers.
James Faux
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN
Notice to all Interested in the
Public Schools Of Greene County

The Greene County Herald has vc-
Y kindly given rs column for Edu-
.ational purposes. We certainly have
10 County interest, that means more
10 US than onr Public School inter-
st. Then let us, as teachers, trust
.es and other interested in this great
.ause, contribute to this column, in
interesting articles, made as concise
As we can make them, bearing upon
this important subject
Let us not be selfish in this mat
ter. Let S strive to make it helpful
10 both, our schools and the Herald.
We have asked for Special Exami-
ration to be mold the oath and 25th
# this month. The County School
Board will meet in Leakesville or
the 4th day of july. Any person or
persons eXpectin to have business
before this Board are earnestly re
luested TO be thoroughly prepared
1t that time.
A. G. Ferguson, Supt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10

When Theodore Parker first Wis
tied Cincinnati, at that time the
recognized leader among west.
ern cities, he said that he had
made great OVERWHELMINGLY,
that while the aristocracy of Gin
cinnati was PROFESSIONALLY found
cd on pork. il made a great differ
ence whether man killed pigs for
himself Or whether his father had
killed them. The one was held pie.
beian. the other patrician. 1t was
the difference, Parker said, be-
tween the stick ems and the stuck
ems; and his own sympathies, he
confessed, were with the present
tense-A tiantic.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
More Ao,J. tlac 1.u-c5.ale
Picnic

Editor of Greene County Herald.
The Masons, X. OF
?. and w. O. W. OF this place are tc
have q public picnic Dinner and Mn
sic with spcaches by some OF th
Congressional Candidates and ad
dresses by others on June 24th. Al
Excursion has alretdy been arranged
on the NJ. J. & X. C. Railroad. We
propose to make tia gala day All
members of Societies of above nam,
have special invitation to attend.
w. b. Brewton- Secty
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
EitAFlvina Animals.

Animal locomotion sometimes
shows itself in forms not unlike
kite-fying and parachuting. The
"parachuting animals" are mann
flying squirrels of various
kinds-birds 1.-THE pigeon), rep
tiles. flying fishes. Among tho
'kitc-tiycrs" are spiders and flies
Natural History of Animals.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
NOTICE

The following Is the plan for tic
Ieakcsyille Circuit;
Ileakosville Ind and 18th 5abbashs
at ] * NJ and 5 PM.
lAdHnssitie 3rd Sabbath, IL, A Nj
Breland Chapel. ] It Sab. IL A H.
Turner, Isl Sabbath 4 p NJ
r Howard, p G.
Mr. r, r. Riggsbee Of Memphis
arrived in town today to engage with
Faux Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10

We wish 10 make amends for an 0
mission made by us in the publication
of tho statement of the Bank of Lucr
dale for the quarter preceding thi'
one fin thst publication VIC inadver
tently omitted the following item IN
der the head of Resources which o.
course somewhat detracted from
thrir showing; Smdry Bonds s465f
TIL 20 not !. V application 20 'he
statement appearing thi we;
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10

Bloating after eating, indigestion.
flatulence or water brash, may b.
quickly corrected through III. use oil
Prickly Ash Bitters. Itstrengthen.
digestion, clcanses and regulates th,
bowels. -Faulk Drug Co. Specia
AGENTS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10

The Herald acknowledges the re-
cicpt of AN invitation TO the Nineteel
Annual Co1nmencement of tho Indus
trial Institute and College. Columbus
Miss June Il 1904 at the han s O
Misses Gertrude and Willie Mcleod.
we are sorry that we can not enio,
the pleasures of that day. peep a
what it viii be, we gather from The
very elaborate program.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
Water In Grass.

The amount OF water given off
by an acre Of grass is estimated
at 30 hogsheads day. About SEQ
parts, by weight, of water pass
through pApnt TO one part fixed
and assimilated in its tissues.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-06-10
Fruitdale on a Hump

w. 4 Haight is in receipt of Let
ter from Mr.. Ballard, president o.
the Bank of Waynesboro, Miss. tell
ing him that he may announce to the
people that the bank at this place il
assured; that he has placed russ
order for safe and fixtures and thar
the bank wou' d be open for business
not later than July lst This is graf
flying news to our people as it shows
that capital believes in us, and hs>
faith in the future of Fruitdale Blu,
we will not stop at this; steps will b.
talleu soon TO establish an Excelsior
Factory and Ice Plant here. On
good thing brings another, it is al
old saying that nothing succeed
like success. F'ruitdale Herald
DIED, Wednesday at A. M. a
her home at Washington, Mothe
Green, age 30 yeare, the mother 6
our townsman, Mr. +, j. Green,
well as soyaral other prominent
heads of families bearing that namt
in the county. For great man,
months past the infirmities of ey-
treme old age have attacked her il
such a way as to indicate certain
decline, twas mercy the surrender
ing up of the soul from it's worn ou1
tera.ncnt Of clay. The Master had al
lottcd her a fullsome and long tenur,
here, but decided at last to call hc1
to the Home Above, where the corro-
ding processes OF Time and Age worl
not.