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Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
Suicide Prevented


The startling anouncement that
q preventive OF suicide had been dis
covered will interes many A run
down system, or d6spondencyin vari-
ably precede suicide amb something
has been found that will prevent that
condition which makes suicide likely.
AT the first thought OF self des:ruct-
ion take Electric Bittcrs, It being q
great tonic and nervine will strength
en- the nerves and build up the sys-
tenn. It's also groat Stomach, Liver
and Kidney regulator. Only So Sat
isfaction guaranteed by Faulk Drug
Co.
DIED, Friday morning Aug 49,
on Will Anderson, of Adamsvillo. The
remains TO be inferred in the commu
nifty Graveyard tomorrow. He leaves
wife and six children.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
EDUCATIONAL.

We are now in the midst of our
County Institute We Lave snrolled
16 teaehers. there being only 5 teach
ers Absent. The teachers seem - be
very much interested, and are ioing
some OK eellent work under the effic-
lent Leadership of Prof J. H. Wood
ward of of Meridian. In th S
connection wish 80 call the attention
OF the Trustees and patrons of all the
schools in the county to the fact.
that we wish 20 stsrt all the schc oil
in the county, that VIII not DO run
ming Gt that time on the lst Monday
in Sept and run seven or eight
months without intersnission. which
viii bring us up to that time IL the
spring when people need their chi :
dren at home most. Again, these are
The school months and let US not loss
them All the schools that have but
six uenths, viii save Sept if they
do this, otherwise they will lose it.
II ycur houses are not ready for a
winter term, lei : make th IN ready
make tliom comfortable and have q
winter school This will be better fol
our children and give our teachers
i chance to do Normal wok next
summer, AMI thereby BE- bsttes re-
pared for teaching the next winter.
We believe that we Will be able to
rua ong school eight months next
year II tue Board of Supervisors give
Us just small raise III our spe' ipl
l7ry. which We are inclined to believe
they will do. Read the Herald We
are going to Iet you know what your
schools as.e d2iug. throug oar Educ;A
tioaas Column
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The Teachers Institute hold this
week hy Prof Woodard OF Meridian,
was we'll conducted and from wha.
we can learn the time was we'll spent
T Q presence of she gay and pretty
bryy OF teachers considerably enlive
ned the old town LeakesvlI always
warns her heart towards thes hard
working class OF our citizenship, and
generally they go away well pleased
With our hospilable trea tlnent
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
MEDICINE
T&se No Substitute !

Nothing SO thoroughly yrelnoves d's
e*se germs troga thesystem asprick
ly Ash Bitters. Il gives llfo and ar.
fion 30 the torpid liver. strengthens
and assists the 4idnsys to properly
cleanse the blood, gives tone TO the
stomach, pnrifies the bowels, and
promotes g,od appetite, vigor and
chcerfulness. Faux Drug Co. Spe
eial Agents.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
The Time To Invest.

You can buy an unlimited scholar
ship in the McLendon Business Col
lege, Hsttiesburg, Miss for $25, in
either the Bookkeeping or Short
nand Department x better oppor,u-
nifty is not afforded thah this, and ev
cry young man or woman, who is
not qnaliiied for business should take
advan tage of this offer. The College
provides positions for its graduates,
Don wait 10 writo. The time gener-
ally required TO graduate is about
three months, Bo;srd can be had II
$ll per month. You will be given
books free if you buy the full course
scholarship At $40 Splendid System
Splendid I, ach rs, Mafniflciens locs
ton.
Q. II. MeLerdon Prcst.
tt sl2
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

we daiv he wo' Id to prodacs 9
medicine for The cnre Of al, forms Of
Kidney and Bladder trouble and all
Diseases pecuiiac 80 women, that
viii equal Smiths surs Kidney Cure
Ninety eight per cent OF sns cases
treated with Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure that nave come ui.d.sr oar. og.
servation have been cured Wa sell
our medicine on positive guaran
ice if directions are followed and
money will be refanded If cure is not
effec tod. sss
Price 5s eeilts ana 81 90 For sale
by Faux Drug Col
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

I.eskesvil and Sweetwater bid fair
to.haye bail game al some day soon.
every Saturday the boys OF the two
villages meet Gather here Or out there
and do some practice playing Put
williams is a Napoleon of the Diamod,
and leads the Enthusiasm.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

There are more happy, rontented.
healthy mothers in the town of Hat
tiesburg than any town OF the same
proportionates in the United States,
because they ali use hitter Apple Rit-
tors. the twentieth. century remedy
thas has uever yet failed TO bring per-
maneat cures IN all cases of liver and
kidney eomqlsints:. For sale by
Faux Drug Co;
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

.AiIosiesiss. :. :s.t.'.-- Is, .i..~.. :
claim Of NJ. Donovan, the agent OF
will Donovaa, Was tested by some one
Fruitdale Hammer. agent of the
u. s, Govt. was present aud helped
conduct the exanina:ion OF witness
the evidence taken F.as yoluminous,
filling abon fifty COSBY tylcwaitten
page, ti;ace days were consumed in
takeine the oepositions.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

Rrummers kuow good thing when
tiey SEQ t, and there are more of them
"a. .ag Sitter Apple Bitsers in thier
grips as procIution agant liver d
kiduey troubles than any other o..o
reileby ; or sae by Faux Drug q.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The Bitter Apple Bitters Co, man
ufacturers of the s. A. b. liver and
kidney rcmedy at Hattiesburg
Miss; have just rlae ed shesecoi d con
tract for $1,000 world OF road signs.
For sale by Faux Crug Co
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
.tir rG .p K.al.


Hon. 4. J Bowers. OF Eaudcoci:
Coun5r ana sudge Stone Dcavours.
Of Jonas County Caaiaates for tie
Democratic nomination for renfcsee-
i've in congress feom fl-o Sixth Dis
trict. Will address their fellow citi-
zons or ths political issues at the
allowing time and place IN Green
county; At Leakesvil'e Tuesday,
Ang. 9th At Merrill, Wednesday,
Aug. 10th. Spcak;ng will begin
promptly at 10 o clock q. m
EIr. and Mrs. D. H. G. Mclnnis CT
vivcd hack home Tuesday from :
Honeymoon trip OF several weeks
spent in Clsrk and Marengo Co'intits
Ala. with tho latter relatives.
Two very enjoyable Entertainments
added much to the sociable feature OF
tho week for those attending the
Tustitute. Wednesday evening the
!aly Teachers served Ice Cream q
other dainties while on Thursday in
the early hours Of tho night. the
young men OF Ieakesville dispensed
Cold deleetabies from the homo Of Or
and Mrs Sam Pool. viewing With tho
Ladies in the Spirit of Entertaining
Come to tho political sp All g next
week and Judge FOR yourself which
Candidate is hest entitled to your
suffrage for the Congressional Pun.
The bitter Appio Bittcrs Co refers 10
j j Haynie, late editor Of the Daily
Progress CIV, Rich mayor L, r
Rul.tz- circulation manager Progress
y M Bynun Md r, C-Cowan, Coun-
ty treasurer; O. Fl McLendon. pref
dent McLenbon Busiuess College:
R.C Mckenzie agent Standard Oil
Co aub to oveav ci:izef, OF the town
u Fiattiesburg. Misc "a to the woad-
crfpl success Of A B as iiyer and
kidney remedy For sale dy Faux
Drug Co
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

J Lackey has accepted the Mar
shaisup and Ssrest Commisionersh =
o. tas Village, and has been busy
tbs week warning out the citizen To
eather pay to DO duty to putting the
streets il. more passible condition
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

Man lJoe Jr.) Graen was married
to Miss Lola .eshbv in the Court
house one day last week, Mayor Al
dol man pronouncing the words that
maee them man and vile.
Rnfo Bradley called on the Editor
Tuesday d had lis name placed up
on oaf lists.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

On Saturday and Sunday Aug 20
and 2lst there will DO at .Avera a
Protracted and Quarterly meeting
Everybody cordially invited to be
with US. Dinner on the ground.
". n Sullivan, T z
Z. Howard, 7. C.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

TX Justice easter was in town
this week, dispensing Bowers chat
to attentive bnt unresponsire ears.
The Judge is a true and tried advo
cafe Of lis fripu s candidacy, but ac-.
cep.s the opposition good Eumored-
~
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
DOPLARYILLE
1 HIGH School,
POplafgille Miss Miss

Prepares students for college and
FOR practical ,ife.s Health excellent.
Mueic, Elocution. Stepography, Book
keeping, Steam heat. Electric lights
Water works, lot and cold baths.
300 students. over zoo boarders, 80
alan ii, 8 iscw- pianos, Is music pus
pills. 18th session opens August Both
4Atxx
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

Mr. and Mrs Joo Batsone and chilG-
ren. of Hillsdale visited the Doctor 8
family The latter part of last week.
Mr. Basson is prosperous merchant
over !nthat section.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The firm OF DorsetS Miller Co.. dom
iciled at Leakes yillc. and Dorsett
Bros and Mlllor having residence at
Merrill, was dissolved ls.st monday.
dy sn exchange OF interests and diff
ference paid by Mr J. T. Miller
whereby he became entire owner of
the business here, and gives up Il Q
Merrill holdings TO fhe Dorsett Bros
W NJ. Dorset informs us that ne L
leave in few days to engsge active
~ IN the Merriil store MI Miller 8
we'll kno in business circles her.,
and pa on 70 OF this vieinage viii
kindly ..A. 80 his now reat!lons to-
ward. them.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

NOTICE-Hav SOLD tho first 200
lots in Race Track Addition OF Gulf
port, the next 100 lots are $50 IS
cash, and 50 per month per lot
Phil A. Dolan.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

JsMervious to chills and fevor is
the person who fortifies his syst m
BY the use Of The great liver medi-
cine hitter Apple Bitters, For sale
by Faulk Drug Ce,
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
LODGE NOTICE

Sand Hill Lodge No. AZ r. e. 4.
NJ holds its regular monthly stated
on the lst Thursday
OF each month
W. W.iWalley w M
Aex Valley Secty
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
End Of Bitter Fight.

The physicians had o long and
stubborn fight With an abcess on my
right lung writes ], F. Hughes OF
Dupont Ga. and gave me up Eyero-
body thougtiymy time bad come AS
y las: resort ! tried DR., King New
Discovry for consumption The bini-
fit reserved VAS striking and was
on feet ia q few days Now I We entire
" regained my health. It conqacrs
ali Coughs, Colds anh Throat and
Lung yroubies. sntead by Faux
Drug Co. pric, soc and 100 Trial
a young minister vas an arrival
thia morning al I clock to the Byrd
Household. parents Rev and Mrs.
H, Nj Watson.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
&AA
! ELOCALS - I

%. A Mcleod was in Leakesvilie
Hrin9 the hours of Monday.
Mr.. John Mcintosh was up Mon
day from Vernal
G. c. Piatt favored Leakesville
with bis sunshine Tuesday
H. c. Ball was over from Botty
Tuosd.y, greeting friends.
J. B. Turner, spouse ard offsprings.
came 30 Leakesvil'e Saturday
J. e and Lonias Clark we're mean
dersrs about the ways Of our burg
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, G. G F4ulk. and baby
OF Moss Point are up:his week visit
Ing relatives.
Andrew Smith was SIS the County
4 eat Monday exchanging gossip with
with acquaintance
Miss Bradford; of Centre, Ala,
rolived Miss Ida Daughdrill OF the
Railroad Agency Monday
We thank Sydney for his contribu
zion last week, would be glad 70 500
more Knights of the pom wake TO life.
III. NJ Faux has removed his fam
II from Scott to Miilview, and there
engaged with the Faux Christian
Lumber Co
Mrs. Hiilebrand, little girl and
Baby have returned, and The family
havc rented and occupying tho
James Residence.
Chester Avera vas down Monday
from the borough siIniiarilarly nam
cd He visited AlnsH,an, the Green
family.
Remember we serve ice Cream ev-
cry day Special Orders taken for 81
per gallon if deposited in the morn
ing Faux Drug Co
Tho Leakdsville Lbr Co, ,cnsigned
several several cars OF Lnmter to the
Sutherland Innis Co, OF Mobile, this
week
A representative OF the Rand,
Mentally Ce. has thoroughly canvas
sed the town during the week selling
Maps of Mississippi
Shift. Brelanj caught lately On es-
capped Convict from the Vinegar
BonSStockadss, . negro, named will
Love He turned him everto the VB
Co.
Tax Assessor W. f. Thomas has
been in the Courthouse this week up
20 his ears in work on she ro;l. igur-
ing in the changes for the now re-
cspitulat!Ons
Mr. E. L Russell, the we'll known
TAveryman of Merrill: was robbed
lste one evening OF last week OF
$500. The freebooters in his stables
and lightened him up,
J. r. sherwood deprived Merrill of
\ his grarious presence Monday ard
came to tho County Capita While
here he established new bond OF
good feeling with the Editor for an
other year
j. J Groom, the thrifty Tnrpentin
Operation, Of Lucedale, has business
OF the County Capital Tuesda J
Mr.. OS Hillman had lis 10 enroll his
d name az subscriber, While in town
Wednesday
The Board OF supervisors were
busy in regular session Moday Tues
day and Wednesday, the principal
business done, being the changes
INSIDE in the Personal Roll.
Why suffer the tortnrss of the
damned from the prosecutions Of
those energetic fleas which Leakes
yillc 10 fain'l to ra;sa whom dime
will purchase q Box of Insect powder
from FaulS Drug Co, that means
certain death ta the pests2
you Know WHAT YOU ARE
TAKING
When you take Groves Tasseless
Chill Tonic beeaase tae formula IS
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that il is simply II N aed
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

Davis Daughdrillc can up to Leakcs,
vill Saturday Eve, accompanied ty
wife and children.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The Preaching at Sweetwater Sat
urday, Sunday aud Monday a.tracted
a good many
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The following is the plan for the
Leakesville Circuit;
I1aakosville Attn Sabbath at II A II
and 8 p M. and End Sun. nights.
Adamsyile 2nd Sabbath II, A N
Brsland Chapel, lst Sab, II A N.
Turner, lst Sabbath P NJ
Avera 3rd Sabbath II A NJ
P. Howard, ?. C.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
Nerve Fag.
IF You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For 1t.

Yor can waste ner1-e force Dy excess,
over-work. worry. anxiety. etc.
You can weaken yourself by not eating
y.pper food or securing sufficient rest 20
renew the nerve energy you use up
The proper treatment. In addition TO
good phosphate food. euch as whole
meal bread, prepared ccrenls, etc. Is
pr. A-nes' Restorative Eerytne.
This is as truly brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat and o7-
sides. furnishes strength and tone Of its
own, wheel, goes to the weakened nerve
system. and sets It to rights.
siilor. Miles Restorative Eervine Is re-
frcshing. revitalizing tonic food medicine
for the brain and nerves. 1t, reconstructs
worn-out nerve tisss,o, and fills your
ianguid brain with new life and vigor.
DR.. Miles, Nervine has made 20 many
marvellous cures. Of peopso go stch the
doctors thought Dizzy were incurabie.
that It fs today tho standard medicine
In many thousands Of American homes.
5 The frst bottle 10 guaranteed to help
you. or druggist returns your money.
'sThe extreme heat, close confinement
and intense mental strain incident TO
the banking business, has ccused me
: tos suffer with nervousness and inson-
I have Sssed Er. Nils Nerv.ne with
very satisfactory results In the treat
mcnt OF these affections. arm now on
my fifth bottle, and eat and sleep. well,
in fact have almost forgotten that l
Cashier, State Dank, Texarcana, Ark.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
Ue. 4. Gbanles,
Principal

The Odd fellows helm their regn-
rega az - ssa gals rseasiDy 5sVed.las.
dry e
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

EpEE Write to US fer Free Trial
= 4sE1Gs Package OF DR.. Miles. Anti
Pain Fills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist VIII d'asnose your. case, tell
you what is wrong. and bow 70 right Y.
lrreo. DR. NlLE5 MEDICAL CO.,
LABORkTORIE5. ELhitAETs IND.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
You Know WHAT YOU ARE

TAKING
When you take Groves Tasselass
Chill Tonic because the formula IS
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that il Is simply II N aed Qu
nine in a tasseless form Ecsfs e. NO
Pay. 59c
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05
The Death Pena,tY.


A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus 8 mere scratch. insight
ficant cuts or puny bois have caid
the death penalty 1t is wise TO have
Bucklen Arnica Saive ever handy
It's the best Salve on earth and will
prevent fatality. when Burns, Sores.
Ulcers and Plies threaten Only 25e,
st Faux Drug Co
Mr. Ab Davis who has enjayed 8
long, lease of life has embarked for
more ci it's bitters and swee:a' jGdg
ing by his having taken out Mar
riage License this week 70 wed Miss
Sarah Holoman, both the contract
ing pasties reside near Donovan
What's setter 10 sake that undet,-
nable thirst with which perspiring
mortal afflicted these torrid days,
than nice cooling drink OF lemonade
made from the hast fresh fruit with
pare distilled Water So al oar Fount
Faux Drug Co.
NJ Steve Eabanka one 81 the sub
stantia, citizens of Eubanks vicinage,
paid kinsmen visitor hereabouts
early in the week.
Weysn' TO buy number OF HI pty
cleaned Paregoric and laudsnufn tot
ties, also Prescription Bottles Look
around your places and see if you
can convert few of these worthless
looking objects into she currency OF
realm, Faux Drug Co,
The ushering July % into the hcme
OF Mr. and Mas; Coot McInnis, OF u
little girl is causing shem to receive
congratulations.
The Town council were in session
Tuesday and Wednesday, and passed
considerable Ordinances, note them
else where
H. J. Pool and Mother of Hattis-
burg. are guests of the Pool family,
thay arrived Tuesday,
Gene Roupsayille IS IN the burg
today
Lemons on sail at Faux Drug Cos,
the btes the marked affords.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The ushering July 28 into the hcme
of Mr. and Mas Coot McInnis, OF u
little girl is causing shem to receive
congratulations.
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

J. J. Groom, the thrifty Tnrpentiu
Operation, Of Lucedale, has business
at the County Capital Tuesda
Mr.. OS Hillman had lis 20 enroll his
name az : subscriber, While in town
Wednesday
Greene County herald., 1904-08-05

The Board OF Supervisors were
busy in regular session Moday Tues
day and Wednesday, the principal
business done, being the changes
INSIDE in the Personal Roll
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
Total ................ .1s1, 1851 SO,

The average yield was 26.4 bushels
per acre. Montana had the largest per
acre yield, 400 bushels. and Missouri,
the smallest, 1873 bushels.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
Sweet Glover for Muloh.


We believe that sweet clover might
be used proftably as a mulch in our
gardens and among our small fruits.
This plant is now growing abundantly
in all parts of Illinois nearly and in
some counties the roadsides are al,
most solid with it, and it rises to q
height Of five and six feet. At this
time Of the year, when it is desired
to protect the bare ground between
the rows of fruit bearing canes from
the hot sun, the sweet clover might
be mown and so used. The plant rots
quickly, but this will be no objection
to it, as it is rich in nitrogen, which
its root tubercles have gathered from
the air The bacteria that works on
its roots are the same that work on
the roots of alfalfa, and il Is therefore
a great improver of the soil. In ad.
ditlon, 1t is very easy to cut, as its
stem is soft and juicy. 1t will pack
solidly and the wind will not be able
to blow it away. The application OF
mulch is desirable in numerous places
on the farm and we know of nothing
that should give better results than
this.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
The Modern Hoo.

The modern hog is the product OF
hundreds of swine generations of Sc.
lection and high feeding. Much has
been gained in the quality of hog meat
and in the ability of the hogs to make
the most out of the feed they receive
While this has been gained, something
has been lost, and that something is
stamina. The problem is now present
ing itself how TO so feed and select
breeding animals as to restore the old
stamina that was in the hog when 1t
roamed over the mountains and
through the woods and dug its food
from the ground or gathered IL from
the growing heritage. The breeder of
the modern hog has found that he is
producing an animal too weak in bone
and that this must be remedied. But
that this can and will be cured is Ger
tain. The modern hog, with all Of his
good qualities, could have been pro-
duced without the loss of the desirable
qualities that have been parted with
II the right coarse of feeding had been
followed.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
THE GREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
BETWEEN
Port Huron and Detroit
Low RATES PARLOR CARS
FREQUENT SERVICE

rnGGOENl SEHNlSE
Gears run on sun time. Time table
subject TO change without notice
Dctroit-Port Huron Specials Daily, running
over New Short Line:
Leave Port Huron waiting room) a m $3.50 pm.
Arrives at Detroit NJ C.Dcpot) lG:39a m. G:t9 p M
Leave Detroit IN. c. Depot s:i5 M. 345 p. m.
Arrive ut Port Huron (Nalting room 1891 Il. IN,
G:20 p IN.
Time between Fort iIuTun and Detroit City
Hall, two hours and thirty minutes.
Regular cars leave Port Huron (walting room)
for st. Clair, Marine city. Algonac. Mt. cleinsn
Detroit and all intermediate points Il. $50 q. m
and every hour thereafter until $40 p. M. cars
running over old route via Algonac.
Direct connections are made In Port Huron
with Pere Marquette trains To and from the
north. Bad Axe, Croswel and all way stations
Also stations on the Port Huron. Saginaw and
Bay City Division.
Fare. Port Huron TO Detroit one way, 0Oc
Round trip tickets can he purchased at Waiting
Room in Port Huron 10 Detroit aud return at
81 80.
For folders. time tables. booklets. etc address
Harry Bu,len. Gen. Supt. Detroit. Mich. or
Geo. W. Parker. G.. y. and T.. A.. Detroit. Mich
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
Pasturage Not Enough fer Fattenins
Sheep.
,ttening

Pasturage Not Enough fer Fattening
Sheep.
The attempt has a good many times
been made of giving sheep nothing
but pasturage when they were being
prepared for market. If this is ever
successful 1t is under exceptional con-
ditions. The well-finished sheep has
to have something more than half
dry grass on which to build up juicy
flesh. This is the more the case as
this fattening has to be done In the
fall Of the year when pastures are
not at their best At the South Da'
kota station an experiment was made
to determine to what extent the sheep
would improve on pasturage in the
fall of the year. The time OF pastur-
ing was from September 6 to Novem-
Der 2. Sixty ewes were used in the
experiment, and these were divided
into lots of ten ewes each. Each lot
was allowed to run on two acres OF
native prairie grass, but it was in I'M
usually good condition, as il had not
been pastured for the entire season,
nor had il been cut for hay. OF the
six lots only one was fed entirely on
this native pasturage. The other lots
had some kind of grain in addition.
The trial would indicate what we
have said above that it is unadvisable
TO attempt to fatten sheep without
grain. The lot that lad no grain not
only did not increase in weight, but
lost over five pounds each in weight
the loss for the ten being SO pounds
All the other lots made substantial
gains. This trial was only another
proof that it docs not pay to try to get
something for nothing. This pasture.
it may be noted was much better
than is the average pasture on our
farms, as the sheep were really put
onto a pasture where they could eat
in two months the pasturage that is
generally available during six.