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The Washington times., 1904-12-27
Fer the Muscles Of the Chest.

At first you Will feel the muscles OF
After while they viii seem to tug at
your shoulders. In a few days the effort
will make YOU a bit sore across the
chest. But after month, during which
this exercise has been practiced regu-
larry. you viii find that it Is the easiest
thing in the world, and that your chest
and back have been considerably en-
laCged-- IN time you viii acquire the
Gibson girl effect across, the shoulders.
and viii be able TO increase the number
OF times you can take the exercise 10 a
hundred or a hundred and hftE-
Always have the windows wide open
when YOU are exercising This Will admit
OF deep breathing, viii keep you from
getting tired and will increase the value
of any exercise and start the blood
tingling through your veins.
For Good Carriage.
Another exercise which viii promote
good carriage if taken in conjunction
with the one already suggested is the
following:
Place both hands on the hips and bend
forward from the waist Rotate the up
Per part of the body, bending to right,
back and left, and coming round to the
front again. Do this twenty times the
first day and increase whenever you
feel that you can do so without taxing
yourself
Few women realize that it is not at
the shoulders. but at the waist. that
they constantly stoop. We often call
girl stoop-shouldered who in reality has
very good shoulders but weak muscles
about the waist. The wearing OF corsets
at too early an age is liable TO weaken
tlIes>s abdominal muscles, the spine
curves forward from the waist, giving
the person a slouchy appearance. y good
back, = strong, straight waist line and
az erect chin are quite IS important to
q good carriage as broad straight
shoulders.
The Washington times., 1904-12-27

BE GRACEFUL
A Few Simple Exercises Which Never
Fail to Bring Good Results.

All sorts of exercises TO broaden the
chest and strengthen the shoulders have
been invented. and rraetieed by the up
to-Gate wona n. for she knows that upon
this one feature alone rests al her claim
to style. the beauty Of her gowns, and
most of her health. There IS absolutely
no use III trying TO find out which Of
these exercises are right and which are
wrong Each of them possesses some
gocd. Bat the very best exercise I have
ever tried. and one which was first
thought of by a girl who had never been
interested in calisthenics but who just
wanted to look well, was this:
Stand on the middle of the sill Of an
open door. Place your hands fat upon
the GoorfraIne ut the sides. and about
on d ievel with your shoulders.
Keeping the HANDS firmly in this posi-
ton, walk as far forward and as far
backward as you can. Do this sixty
times every morning.
The Washington times., 1904-12-27

certainly acceptable as Christmas gifts.
as are cellar and cuff sets of real lace.
a hand-enb roidered Persian lamb Shout
der cape. with a Persian design in gol;i
braid, was most effective.
odd designs IN metal and enamel
brooches are also popular as gifts, ana
some Of the art nouYeau'' designs from
abroadNsre exquisite. Glass andieSt icks
and vases are very Fashionable both in
pure white or in colored and engraved
glass.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04

GLOCALS &C (

Observation-Disclosures
~ LOCALS &C (
R<~~w~~E~W~H
The Turpentlne season is rapidly
'aring TO close.
The Pythian Lodge held a regular
ouvention Wednesday evening.
The parched earth eagerly drank
, the recent raius.
The Masonic Lodge meets Satur
Nov. II in stated Commuuica
"a.
Mr.. u. r. Mcleod is at the bed
le of Barley Turner as nurse.
.1sA Daughdrilliivisited the Coun-
Capital Tuesday.
II. C. Grayson OF burbank, shop
4 in Lcakesvillc Tuesday.
we thank Mrs. G.. X Mcleod for
me fine specimens of sweet Vans.
A little girl is recent addition to
household of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
&ns.
Miss LizziesEatc;iffeImade her d.
srture from the village in the mid
eek.
Barley Turner has relapsed from
recent attack of Fever, now lies
Vigorously i'll.
Miss Mamie McInnis, of Hatties-
re- vicinage, is spending the week
town visiting relatives.
We are glad TO chronicle. the reeov
of our townsman. Mr.. J. T. Nc
Z, he is now back at his post OF
~.
eug'h. the Mobile Grocery Duke.
vas>ed Leakesville closely Wed
,day in quest of orders.
bother cold snap or two and Hos
ling time will have been vhirlcd
bud b US again by the never C,c-
Rev. W. n. Sullivan pre- ch"d Sc,
i powerful and persuasive serm
at the 81. f. Church during the
srterly Conference held Saturday
Sunday.
he succulent sugar-cana is now
ming in for It's annual share of at
tion. The producers are busy cor
ting same into Home made syr-
t. John Tucker, who travels oui
Mobile. hit our burg Tuesday
h pencil and note book in hand,
rviewing the trade upon Grocer
ants.
he usual Fall pickup in business
ch has been indigious TO this sec
lis noticeahly absent, Not much
cement in this line is expected
the Presidential Election is over.
he rainy weather. has TO some ex-
Af-Srt the brick making outfit buck
Mr.. Peaster hopes to make up
all losses by extra push during
sunshiny days he may yet catch.
apt. ]. Z. Mclean. en;iyened the
#)ups of chatterers, while in TOW n
the early week. The Captain al
Us manases to maintain his brus-
ioviality.
The Town Cornell met Tuesday
Il made the Levy for tie Town
xs.s and also consumated arrange
#snts for holding the Municipal E.
tion. which Is to occur early in
cember. It is very prolable, that
9Th perhaps the exception Of Alder
In l,orsett, who has removed to
erriIl that the present set of ofiic-
viii be unanimously reelected 10
FRY out The policies for our vii
sc Government, which they to put
operation.
That Most Excellent Prac' lei i, Pro
'essivc Institution, Harris business
!icge. Jackton Miss. is now in i
,sition TO give First Glass bust
~ eunl !. without .ih,. cost Of iui-
pn Ths'y can TAX only . limited
'iii~cf y f.se .4.sin A dice:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
OLD MEN OF FAMOUS NAME
Eany Noted Authors We're Producers
After Three Score Years
and Ten.

The tall, handsome, myriad
minded Goethe wrought at his
tasks till he was nearly SO years
old. lie produced the first part OF
his masterpiece, Faust at 81,
the second part when 80 years old
and wrote some OF his most beau
tiful poems at rs, says the Satur-
day Evening Post. Six OF our
foremost American pocts-and
all but one in quantity as well az
in quality of verse = Bryant.
Whittier, Longfellow, Lowell,
Holmes and Emerson-liycd to
ages varying from IS to So and
we're productive to the last. Dr.
Holmes wrote in his eighty-flfth
year that ''time does not threat
.en the old man so often with the
scytlle as with the sandbag," yet
he wrote brilliant verse for spe-
scial occasions almost to the end
Theodore Mommsen, the his.
torian, a man of almost insignifl-
cant stature and emaciatcd
frame, manifested in his eighty
sixth and last year the energy of
man in middle life. The earl of
Dundonald. though he was always
In hot water, and his whole life
was a series Of quarrels-though
he performed some Of the most
daredevil feats recorded in the his
tory of naval warfare, winning
many brilliant victories against
enormous odds-lired to IS and
wrote his history Of Tie liberation
Of Peru. Chill and Brazil and "Ths.
Autobiography Of Seaman,~ two
most vigorous. lucid and dashing
works, under the stress Of intense
physical pain, in the last three
years of his life.
Sir Charles Jamcs Napier, the
hero OF Scinde, was GO before h.
had any great command. lie
fought and won great battles,
governed successfully great PROV
inces and achieved a great name
long after that period of life had
passed whea. according 10 an an
tique morality not quite exploded.
i behoovcs a man to lay aside the
things Of the present life and to
prepare his soul for the next.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
Departmental the Interior, J
Land Office at Jackson, Miss.
Aug. 90. 1901.

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.
30413 e.. G. lI54D for the n! SW4
and NJ SCI Sec 1u TpI n Range j
" Jackson bliss, land district on
..hargcs contained in u report by Ii
special agent. The charges on which
said H. s. 30473 is suspended arc
summarized as follows; That he had
made a personal examination of said
tract and found that the value OF ella;
mant.s improvements does net OK
coed $25. consisting of a pine pole
house II \ 16, 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 cui and removed and that the
ntry was made for he bentft OF
others. You will be allowed thirty
days within which tofilc application
in this office for a hearing and your
failure to apply for nearing within
the time specified will be- taken as AN
admission of the truth OF the char
yes against said H. K. 30473 and the
same will be cancelled.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
FOR THE AMERICAN INDIAN
Words OF Praise Uttered by william
Penn In His First De6crip-
ton Of Him.

William Penn, when he came to
America, gave most interesting
account OF the Indians whom We
met. They are generally tall.
straight, well built and of Singh
lar proportion" be said. They
tread strong and clever, and most
ly walk with lofty chin. OF COM
plcxion black. but by design, M
the gypsies in England. They
grease themselves with bears far.
clarified. and, using no defense
against sun and weather, their
skins must needs be swarthy.
Their eye is little and black. The
thick lip and Cat nose, SO frequent
with the east Indians and blacks,
are not common to them, for
have seen as comedy, European
like faces among them OF both
sexes as on Your side the sea, and
truly an Italian complexion hath
not much more OF the white. and
the noses OF several of them have
as much OF the Roman.
Their language is lofty. yet mar
row; but. like the Hebrew In sig
nification. full. Like shorthand in
writing, one word serveth In the
place OF three, and the rest are
supplied in the understanding of
the bearer; imperfect in their
tenSes. wanting in their moods.
participlcs, adverbs, conjunr-
tions. intersections. / have made
ii my business TO understand il,
that might not want an interpre-
ter on any occasion; and l must
say TINT I know not language
SPOKEN in Europe that has words
OF more sweetness or greatness in
accent and emphasis than theirs.
"In liberality they excel. Moth
ing Is too good for their friend.
Give them fine gun. coat or other
thing. ii may pass 20 hands before
il sticks. Light OF heart, strong
affections, but soon spent. The
most light hearted creatures that
live. They feast and dance per.
petually. They never have much
nor want much. Wealth circulat-
eth like the blood. All parts par-
take. and though none shall want
what another hath. vet exact OBJ
servers Of property"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04


On i..Si Wednesday i.tli' sc :rf-
I'd at the Brides i.omc IN Mobile, the
marriage of Mr. W. A. Christian TO
Miss Edith Dyche of that City. Mr..
Christian was formerly q Mobilian,
but OF late years has been identified
in several business enterprises in
this comfy, and has token rank us
one of our best citizens The ceremo-
ny took place in the Government St.
Presbyterian Church, and immcdi-
ately after the bridal couple dep r.
cd for IA trip through the East. Up
On their return they will dolnicilc in
the neat new cottage which Mr..
Christian has recently had erected
near his Turpentine Works at Exsho
The Herald fclicitates the young ou-
pie upon their cmbarking upon this
happy state of life, may their sail
through the connubial seas, he one
of uncnding bliss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
The Close OF tne Worlds Fair.

The Mobile and Ohio ar, selling
tickets to St. Louis and return from
Vinegar Bend, good for seven days
at rate of $l3. 10 The Fair closes No
vcmber 30th and a chance to see 50
grand an exposition will never be "a
gain. NJ & o agent will answer qucs
tiOnS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04

The Murderer, Parker, who so cow
ardly waylaid and slew, Turpentine
Manufacturer, Phipps, escaped from
the Hatticsburg Jail. early Sunday
night, he was assisted by a young
negro burglar. with a strip of steel,
in securing his freedom. Shift. Eaton
is bending every energy to apprc-
iiend the fugitives.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
Your Moneys Worth
Assured

DIED-Friday It i.l5 p. NJ. Nov.
9TH ] W4. w d. Turner, Barley.
Wanted to find just one person who
HAS followed the directions and fail
Il to b. cured of liver r kidney trou
lies by b. A. b. the great liver ant
idney cure
Grumblc is the spur which hastens
he sired of trouble.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04

at rate of $l37 The Fair closes Nc
vcmber 30th and chance to see SC
grand an exposition will never be a
gain. NJ & o agent will answer qucs
tionS.
The Murderer, Parker, who so cow
ardly waylaid and slew, Turpentine
Manufacturer, Phipps, escaped from
the Hatticsburg Jail. early Sunday
night, he was assisted by a young
negro burglar. with a strip of steel,
in securing his freedom. Shift. Eaton
is bending every energy to apprc-
iiend the fugitives.
We peruse in the Laurel Chronicle
where that Good Old Former Pre-
ceptOr of the I.eakesville School,
Rev. Hectar Smith, OF Era.a, rec
.ntIy received some severe bruises
n a fall from his wagon, while jour
ncying from town. We trust. that
his vigorous frame will soon over
.Ome these Affections.
Election Night in Great News
paper Office Is the title of n thrill
ing and mp TO date article ia the No
vemlN.r Womans Home Companion.
1t gives the readers a valuable idea
now the election returns are collect
ID and dispersed
All who come TO Lcakesvillp and
ehold its future. are captiyated
nth the pIoinising prospects and
1t once become adynrate, in her
praise. Surely something truly WON
lerful lies behind such brightness.
1h ch the Whirligig of time will uu
furl to the eyes of her people.
The cane and sweet potato crop
have been materially cut short, by
the dryness of the Fall The Farm
ers are accepting the situation in
that good old Christian Spirit which
thanks the Lord that it was no
worse.
Presiding Elder Sullivan informed
the Leakesville flock, that he inten-
1ed to USE his services towards son
ding I.elllesville charge Pastor for
the next year with energy and vim.
The Lecture which is to he deliver
ID at Le;tkesvillc Friday night Dec.
md is one well worth travelling miles
- enjoy. Our readers viii do we'll to
: AXE advantage of this mental re-
'reshment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Turner. are
ulpi!ant over fine girl, who was a
Tuesday arrival
The shimcring of the leaves so sof-
'ly downward. touchin.sly remind US
If the Poets beautiful conception of
tutumn
The remarkable increase in the en-
ollment to the I.eakesville School
is exciting interest throughout tie
County.
Upon good Good De ends tic
peace and happiness Of the citizen
shin of every prime nality. as well
as 4 protection End pres ryation
of property. In the home IS where
character +, ceives its first l;pe us
either for good or bad IS thu iniu-
en- and precept such in yonr home
as will turn out m.n and women.
who will sut,missively and obly lend
their help towards supporting tn
political and social fabric. or is l.
shameful TO say thu rrvsrs>? This
thought is one that eliminates is =
.sointed question. unpleasant to e.,
front TO some, hut $ m &C
one th'.t should l@ iisxn'ly ali,
searchingly apple 10 self.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04

Write to any citizen of Hattie
burg as to the miraculous cures thu.
have been effected through the us
OF Bitter Apple Bitiers For sale b.
r'aulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-11-04
We Risk II
Druggists Who Sell
DR.. Miles Nervine
Agree, If 1t Fails,
ToRefund Cost.


OF course we reimburse the druggist
You know him. and trust him.
Dr.. Miles Eervine u medicine for your
nerves. ;.
II cures diseases OF the internal or
Eans. ~ giving tone TO the nerves which
make these organs work. -.
II is a novel thcory-not Of anatomy.
hut Of treatment: FIRST discovered by
Dr. L.ilcs. and since made use Of by
many w.ie-awako physicians. who APP
prccsoto SIS vu!ue in treating tho sick.
II you ara sick. we of,cr you a way to
DO made well bf;es' Ncr,inc.
T..!s medicine rs q scientific euro for
nerve disorders. such as Neuralgia.
Headache. Loss OF Memory. Sleerless-
ness. Spasms. Dackache. Ct. S.tus'
Dance. Epilepsy or Fits. Nervous Pros
t-stson.l etc.
Ey ton:ng up TIE nerves. DR.. Miles
Restorative Ncrvinc will also cure those
diseases OF the Internal organs due to
a d.sor,lcrcd ncrye,,s system.
Some of these are: Indigestion, Bill
Ions Headache. Kidney Trouble, Chronic
CONSTIPATION. Dropey. Catarrh. Rheuma-
t.s.n. etc.
"sly brother Ind nervous rrostration.
ard was not expected TO i've / 'Fe-
Restorative Nervine, and now he has
fully recovered. You remember I wrote
you how It saved my life few years
Preach it's merits 10 everyone. REV.
n. II. MYERS. Correctionvilie. Iowa.
I'D TE Write us and VIC will mall
l. AEs6 you a Free Trial Package OF
Or. Miles, Anti-Psln Pills, the New.
Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symp-
tom Blank for our Specialist to diagnose
your case and toll you what ia wrong
and how tn right It.. Absolutely Free.
Address: DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LAisOnATO..ISsG. ELAllAItT. LSA.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13

course on the part of the railroad
officials is to he found in the fac
that there is Il married. scarcity o.
fuel, native TO the states Of Mexico
and that all of this fuci having to DC
imported from the United States, i
is necessarily very high in price.
Lately, since the Mexican railroad
officials have seen how successfully
has been worked the experiments OF
the oil burning engine, and how great
a say or of fuel and expense of opera
ton is to be found in its use, they
have been greatly inclined to try some
experiments along these lines them
| selves
The discovery of oil in gushcr guam
/ Cities at the great Ebano fields in the
state of NCraCruH has not lessOncd this
desire for oil as engine fuel. The
E.bano wells are controlled by the
Dohcny syndicate of mihiOnarcS
f:om Los Ange.es. and have been SO
prolific in their flow since last July
lhat The company has been sinking
numbers of companion wells and thus
developed Il large extent of proven
territory.
According to the statement of the
Mexican gentleman. the railroads pUr-
chasing agents. especially those of the
Mexican Central were more than auN-
iCus To contract for supply Of the
oil for the engines of that road. But
there came Il hndranCC to this scheme
Just as il was becoming maturcd, for
the Dnhcny syndicate are independent
of the Standard Oil company and i'll
Happened that in the recent stock
l.anrWcrs og the latter road. 1t. cay,
Price who is said to he -ynomimuus
with The powerful Rockefeller had So
cured "A large block of the roads pre-.
I, rrcd shares. He was therefore moro
or less reluctant To have So valuable
u contract as one supplying the NuNi-
can Central engines with oil for a
Iiyon period 20 to a company not
identified with the standard interests
Thus IL is stated that the deal was
ripprd in the bud by his unt.moly Ia
',rpuSiiiun. and as "a consequence lhH I
CoutraIs engines 1rp still burning
coal hui the intima ions are strong
that the road will shortly arrange
for the Introduction Of oil fr.m The
standard properties zoo rbo T,.as dis.
iriCt ln this case There is -urydly
q brighter period iu STORE for N,Niran /
Interests since o. will en- f
hancr the pleasure Of travelling w
Mexico "a thousand 1.r cent '0 remove
thy dust and dirt. incident fu smoke
from coal a- fuel
Railroad mon saw thar fhfa v.'' -nr.
t11n rHmu,u-at, for Ihn ,,u.r-. .nH
raUu.r1 NAV In uGf ru iu rHrsn.
30. ROLLING stock info nf Iurr.r- f.r.
'Hn travel uT Oh. greatly r"rH....
along fh. Mexican Central aH".H Hl.
I,.r rather Stunned fHHr ..'.-aH
hr rra Tourist r'l. Hr Hr .'
f.s FIriH,-- eft the .-n rhnuah Ha
u.ff..r.
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The last two months have been pro-
Life of operating expenses not taken
account of 10y those who criticize rail
way rates. Many Hoods have occurred,
utterly domoraliziug some of The rail
reads and involving OUTLAWS for re-
rairs which are a serious menace to
earnings. I'm the Southwest bridges
and entertainments nave been swept
away tu nm extent little dreamed Of
hy those moi directly concerned. II
IS estimated that un one road the cN-
u,usr thus uuililcd vii amount To
nurn Ihal 81 5000 rrO. and other roads
have lsa,u moro uI less afflicted 10y tho
IS, me cause. Sgch disasters cannot
p, avoided bN any dggrp, cd flores -hl.
When o stream ui water. tho result ul
HIr,y hours duaupuur. can accumu-.
IaI" sufficient force moving in an or
binary dry bC1 io pick up q granted
pier weighing over $500 toms and can
carry 30 bodily $50 fauf without either
oNpriuruihE Hr cracking ~. a. Ua-|
RECENTLY fn. ..an fu Arizona 10 uI|
r. aur-Hr afrH how useless i- amy
sfIamw fu build % rIi'ruaH fhaf UN
lr-I-f such attacks from fhH Di,m,ui-
This rsr. ar.w.1f expense. OF which
Do. nr- H I'D. -.~ hears Hu which is
constant .#r- Hr. wu- Do. provided
... .r" .. HH. OFF rnl UHr|H GODS ".
'r."I HH.rlrtHr vh.F waH.
..Hrr H# r'.r-a -Hs. Chat
H-H.a# -r .f. rr- HF trim TrrH.
u| rH. ..H r H-r -. ra rrrH.
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Sour Lake BUDGET.

Special 90 the Enterprise:
Sour Lake. oct. 12.-S. l.. Lewis
has just returned from New Orleans
where be- spent a lew days buying
goods.
Ur. D. T. Woodward leaves tonight
friday for biz old home 90 be gone
1870 weeks
y. B. Robinson has moved his fam
.iv fr Huu-fun. His business will Dee
HHr uua1 as ual in SOUR lake.
%. O.. RODGERS u.s. displaying a win
low f-F uf cIrip- and rare coins.
TIa culu cHIlsTfi1n is one of the fin
Hr fr rfa state Ha has exhibited 81
af fair and rtu1-ifi0uz Dob rhis STATE
or EEH-uf riua- and Nor rnca has
OBJ. tailed r1 false auav rhe prize.
TtarH ore Hrar COO rHfuz altogether
-rr Fr-T1rI Europe and rha fa-
#r=# ~ra Hf -far1 are over q 0H1
HH UrH Roman rrfn f1z
r HarHT fr sEHH-rz and pro-
rHrrrE H'1ar tfrr -ha Christian Fra
fr.r- f. american coins fs al
trr.. billing ra-a7 H--a rf1ah.
r Hlr rH-Iar-.-= Farr
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13

rare. The collection is a valuable
one and represent much money and
time. He had the good fortune to eX-
hibit a large part of it, but he is all
the time adding to it.
The wild cat well on the Jackson
45-acre tract is now down something
over 500 feet. For the past week
They have had splendid indications
and Yesterday they struck oil in
volume sufficient to justify bailing it,
This work has been started and we
will know all about it now in a very
short time. The chance are three
to one that they have found oil in
paying quantities. If they do strike
it at all rich. Sour Lake will go up
like rocket. The Sour Lake road
will have its new depot ready to open
to the public in a dav or two more.
Still our people continue to go to the
ST. Louis Fair. We have no less
than six there this week. Another
rartv Of five had calculated to start
last night but had to put it off until
next week on account of sickness.