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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi.
April il. 1901.

April IT, IJUI
Notice Is hereby given that the fnilowing-
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and tiat said proof win be made before the
rcutc'erk Greene County. at LeaSesville.
Mise. on MAJ - 1901 viz:
John II Byrd II so 33J47, for the
NJ swi &ElN, + sec, 28r3N R
4 west OF st, Stephens meridian
He names the following Witnesses to prove
h;s continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
", A smith. Lawrence Dunnam, Milton
smith, Tyra Roherts, OF jonathan Miss
FRED w COLLINS. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
Resources.

Ed Ennis Cashier Bank Ludal Mississippi hereby certify
that he foregoing is true full and exact of the Assets and Liza
bit of said Bank the day
books OF same Ed ~ Ennis, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed ber Justice
y Greene Mississippi this the goth day of April 1904
G. Helveston Justice of
Examined and foundcorrc This 23rd day April
T, b. Henry, Auditor
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

Nothing seems to be absolutely
sure abort the war in the East ex.
Gopt that Corea dropped through the
coal hole some time since New York
Mail.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

1t begins to look like the Parker
Band wagon will have TO put on a
trailer" in order to accommodate
tho crowd. Augusta Chronicle.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

Patti writes cntertainginly in the
Independent on the art of song part
OF which is knowing when to stop.
philaeelphia Ledger
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

Resolve not to be poor; whatever
you earn, spend less.
DR.. Johnson.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

There is a epidemic of horse steal
ing reported at Laurel. The disease
is Gu able by the use of an hypoder-
hypodermic syringe invented by
Smith 81 Wesson. Biloxi Herald.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

Considering the weather, the spring
chicken viii have a good excuse for
being tough. st. Louis Republic.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

yake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
HTS. All druggists refund the money
u IL fails 70 cure r. w. Gppyes sigma
tnre il 90 each box. 2nc.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce
HON. Il. j, BOW Frs.

OF Hancock County, Mississippi. "a
candidate for the Democratic nomination to
succeed himself Us cOngreSsm3n from this
(GixLhD District
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06


Take just a mic Of Ramons Touic
Regulator nightly, and You will be
pleased with the effect. That tired
exhausted feeling will disappear,
there viii be no cause for headaches,
pains in the back or side When the
organs are III 4 healthy state ono h. s
no cause for complaint, and that is
just the state a systematic use Of
Ramons Tanic Regulator VIII pro
duce. &c at Talk Drug Co.
For 25c you can get a bottle Of
Dr.. Sloan ) Fsmily Liniment. Il will
-ure neuralgia.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION
1 ne Bank OF Iuceda1e.
OF Lucedale, Mississippi on February 8, 1904
Liabilities.

Capital Paid in. ....s 100000
Undivided Profits. .174O.14
Individual Deposits subject
to check . 50,51480
Time Certificates of Deposit 10000
Dividend not Paid 5000
Total ....... &c, ia "a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
RobiIe, jackson 3 KANSAS City &. II.
1.-THE New Way"
SCne dule 5:

whit O. the
e. X r.. & r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06
East Lake Ala, Dec. 8 1902

Mr.. A. B. Girardeau,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-06

5. 90 4 IA. BOA. NJ. 3.35 Py
500 : 30 \. NJ Z o. :
10.0 l1.1J . 10 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

Involved. Il was evidently the pur-
pose Of that democratic stronghold
that the party should continue Ia
consult sentiment rather than at
tempt 10 create sentiment.
In two campaigns the democratic
party bad demanded the free aud
unlimited coinage of silver, bat this
year as matter Of expedioncy it
did not rCafurm, rctruct or apollo
giae for its previous silver planks,
and Nhen the distinguished eandi-
date telegraphed toe convention to
the effect that he guessed republic
an legislation would have 20 stand.
and that his iahors Ia behalf Of sill
yer would now cease. the party.
after e weary night In elaboration.
tclcFraphed as follows.
The platform adopted by this
convention is silent on the none
tary standard because it Is not re-
gnuied by MS as a possible Issue In
this eampalrn. and only campaign
Issues we're mentioned in the plat
form.
Thus The convention. hy ma.
ioritF Of four to one. informed their
candidate. and through their can
dldate advised che country. that the
platform would have no binding ei-
feet Hpou anyone after election. An
ambitious selfrcTpeeting young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

Why should the first voter cast
his vote for the republican partyg
Frequently the best way 10 de-
termIne what should be done IL 20
eliminate what should not be done
Young men are usually patriotic
and always hopeful They learn al
the hearthatone and In the school
room that the forces Of right and
wrong are in eternal warfare. and
soon thereafter learn that the con
test between wise and unwise pub
Tic policies are also omnipresent
and equally relentless IN these un-
ceaaing contests the young men Of
today Will be the principal paftici-
pants
An eminent lawyer and patriotic
citizen ~ Kentucky. John Mason
Brown. once told President Roose-
welt that AZ the breaking ont OF the
civil war his mother brought him
the sword which bis father had car
ried IN the Mexican war. aud said
~ him. MY son. this Is the sword
your father carried hope you
viii draw It on the side that de-
fenua the FLAG for which your faith
er fought bat for one side Or the
other draw It you must"
The beet way 10 decide which
army is most worthy 81 success o.
10 aseertaiu which army o. most apt
10 fight for principle Intuition
ought 20 lead q youns man % know
that those who have usually been
right on pubiIe questions are Tar
more likely 10 be- right IN the ~
turc than those who have always
been wrong The democratic party
first met Ia national convention IN
1889. and passed the following reso-
luti0n
Resolved. That II be recon
meuded that in place Of general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

imminent danger that Kansas and
Nebraska will BE- Eraspcd by siav-
cry. and a thousand miles 81 slave
seli be- thus intefpoaed between the
free states 90 the Atlantic aud those
Of the Pacific. We will act cordially
and faithfully ia unison 20 avert
and repeal the gigantic WRONG and
shame.
Resolved. That IN yieN % the
necessity for battling FOR The first
principles 81 republican govern
meut and against the schemes 81
an ariatoeracy. the most revolving
and oppressive With which the Garth
vas ever cursed OF man dshascd
We will cooperate and be known
as republicans until the contest be
terminated
The hIfthmark 81 expedIency and
principle thus declared Is stili dis
eeruiblo not oulY tn the platforms
of the respective parties. bat also
In their nominations and On the
management Of their campaigns.
! would eXhause the limit of space
assigned me were ! 90 enumcrate
tHA NtAttfl TT fhlftt ttHfiAH HH Wlitt =
The democratic party has sought "a
win campaigns. but u required ia
cite the Instances when nosi-eioc=
tion policies Tailed with convention
utterancea ! would present 90 the
young men Of the country "A sheet
Of Nirrin paper
Early IN the spring Of this year
the democratic convention Of Alien.
GO Ohio passed the following roao-
luton.
Resolved. That We. In convenz
ton here assembled. do hereby In
etruct Our delegates 10 the state
convention Co use their Influence
and power Ia support OF the Kansas
City platform OF 1900 with such
eliminati0na and additions ua may
be presented as obnoxious 10 old
time democracy and the masses Of
the people"
While the grammar N snmaWhat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

later the reporter saw them at a
table. a feoliahlY grinninK drunken
sailor between them. ordering the
waiter 70 bring three beers. and
brlng .em quick
The Eirl who Was left had once
been pretty. She wore a rcd eeH-
tune. sadly bcdraKgled and with the
tinael trimmings much the worse for
wear An artificial rose sn hcr hair
and two more ON her cheeks stflVad
- make say and Joyous face that
showed the hard ana cynical lines 81
the woman who suffers the daily
degradation 81 hartcfin9 soul aud
body Tor the chance silver the
passing mob. Her sunken and splfIt-
less eyes robbed 81 their hrightHess
BY dissipation and sim and shame.
had been hrought 20 a mock brill.
iancy BE- the use Of belladouna and
uerc ffmged with the actress trick
tY Niarkened laahes
Say. don't be a piker.s said she
Come en-. nov. and buy drink.
You lock thirsty and yea might a.
vel buY one fer me This Is 4
slow nikht That's al I've took
IN tonight" she added. opening her
hand and showing a half dozen
ehecks What's the matter With
me anyhow Amt I all fightf No.
body won't buy no drinks for mo.
seems IKE anymore. aud II puts me
p the dumps Come now. set busy
and help a poor Eirl along. Here
This table
Seated az the table the woman
Elitly ordered the drinks and began
% look more cheerful
Some false alarm guy vent
round here sayin the iolnt was
going q be pulled tonight" she
said. Lord. the don't know the cops
Guess =SeottyH Ferruaan know
too much about saivin' up folks 60
let anything like that happen. Did
you hear they WIS goiu 20 close
down the comique toniKhtT~
The star man admitted he had
heard something 60 that effect. and
the faded little woman ~ the IN
dsrworid dismissed the subject with
broad wink The waiter set down
a round q cheap beer aud Tipped a
check On the table
Now ee are al fired m" sid
the reporters companion. as she
satheTed up her beer glass. edged
her chair up close. thought better
q Il and. pushing the chair away.
made ready q seat herself upon
The Star mans knee and b. affec.
Eionate after the manner of dozen
other couples AZ adjoining tables
But The star man said he would
prefer to hear her talk aud. With a
look 81 wonder through her grease
painf. she went hack 20 her seat
Well. III be ed ahe said
Here's = man that wants to hear
me tell my troubles Who ever
heard of the like n girl wants
T. run = man out Of the Joint the
quickest way she can do Il is to tel
Ter troubles. It's my huneh 10 keep
mighty still about my troubles
10 you. honest want To hear EN-
Well. I'm bout the same a. the reat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
TRAIN
WRECK

IN a fog 80 dense a. to make Il
imposaibie % see more than a fee
yards IN front Of his engiue. the en-
KlnreF on the north bound over
land passenger train ran past the
meeting switch 4 quarter % a mile
souih Of Richmond Beach this
morning and crashed into tire
south bound Overland train on the
Great Northern railroad
Two women Nere - seriously
burt a. 10 necssitafe their removal
to Seattle hospitals aud several
other passengers Nsfc painfully hnt
not dangerously injured
Mn : u Thompson 81 nurhas
bush. Wash. Who Was en runfe to
fseaveuwufth wAa thrown from her
seat IN the day caAeh onto the seat
IN front Of her when the two frnlns
came together and bad her face cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
FIRE-BUG

WHIST Fite Chief caok believes 90
be = eisar case % ineendiafiam was
discovered when the IRE department
broke down TIE iorkea doors u an
upper fini AZ ate Yssier waY ~ n
o'cieek this morning and saved the
entire baildinE frum destruction.
AZ Haon as the doors ssre kHaeksf
down fhs flames burst out ana faf
few miuuirH it lpuked So " the two
story structure Was doomed The
fire waH evidently af a. ineeudiarY
aftEiH SID steps are naH heinH taken
a. bftna the guilty ones 60 justice.
2uieh work on fhe part - thr
firemeu prevented fhs evidences ~
a fifetuEs Nerk from bslne de-
sfrof~1 Tbs house itself Il not
greatly damaged. and fhe damars 60
The furniture l. amhll
Through & r pase. local real
ESTATE dralef. aHd owner - the prop
ertY. Il waN learned fhHf W Thump-
son rented fhe flat on September 4
Il e said that the furniture Nas
puffha r~d from former tenant 90
Tie sasttns. Nobody seems Is know
v hn Thompson IN and hs nas not
seen 81 ne fire this morninF.
rha building vas Insured for
ts.eea with the Northwest Mutual
Life Insurance company. Whether
there VAS any Insurance on the fur
uitufe y not known That 8 lastly
dspattnfs vas effected this morning
- shHNn ~ the fact that everything
Nan ifff ~ = turmoil
fife Marshal Ksiiasr sin lnVeati-
gate. and n the evidence warrants.
arrests VIII follow.
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MINES official
EXPLANAT TON

LONDON. oct 81 Count nauck-
endorff called az the home 81 Foreign
Secretary tauHdowue early this
morning with further disnafeheH
Benekeudorff left the foreign secre-
mrya home shortly before neon.
II then became known that Adj
miral RoiestFenHkya report had
reached me count and he had quick
ly conveyed IL 10 the government.
lt il understood that the admiral
states that he never had ans lnfen-
ton 81 firing en- the fawlefH which
were noticed by the Russian fleet
us II rarfed the bogeaf bank.
Among the ffaulefH the Russian
officers noticed two steamers mov-
Ing e q hiFh rate Of speed. which
looked exactly like torpedo boats.
HafeetYenaky concluded theE were
Japanese torpedo boats and adds
that n his opinion the squadron
fired against these two SHIPS
one - the foreign torpedo boats
disappeared after the fifiuE and The
other remained until morning. nait-
ing for lta com uaniou.
The admiral asks what warshlu Il
Was that WIS noticed lowering near
the scene and declares that both
ships ahich he fired upon were un-
miatakahiy - a wnrshIp type.
NuasHtFeuakN denies that the Rus
sian Narshira left torpedo boat Tor
elk hours and that that weasel never
lowered a beat to assist The injured.
lie eayf.
THE Russian officers were totally
ignorant 81 any Of fheif shots having
struck she ffaalfrf. and on behalf
- myself officers and men Of the
fleet. regret that the trawierx and
fishermen suffered"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

KuehA, nut there was a time when
| Was good and ! lived with my
folks and was decent
A faraway look came into the
girls eyes aa she sat there finger
ing her glass Of beer. and through
the tobacco smoke and general din
OF coarse tests. laughter and oatha
came the crash OF a tn pan piano
Ina the opening strains OF the Nils.
crare The wrctehed butehory OF
the classic WAS interrupted By nnan.
imoua protest from a crowd OF rev.
oilers near the stage "Cut 1t OUT"
yelled a hoarse, beer choked voice
Give ua something up to date''
and the pianist struck up mn
Bailey"
Yes. | was a good girl and never
knew a Thought OF wrong. said the
girl, and an unconscious refinement
came into her manner. while the
slang and ungrammatiral phrases
dropped naturally from her Ian.
guage. Il lived az home aud every
thing went rlght until my father
died. and that broke up our home
! went 90 work In a store and WAS
helping the folks Then ept In
love and the man turned me down
! took q awful hard aud some other
troubles came right ON top 81 n
all I couldn't set work and my
folks needed the money. aud there
was man that offered me money.
! had got lnaulted. anyhow. by men
everywhere ! tried 60 earn an hon.
eat living and Il didn't seem no use.
40 ! vent wrong that way Tor. good
! Kept u secret a long while and
made my folks think waa straight.
and used 10 send them money 20
Keep the ktda In school. hut I got
sick and had lots II trouble. and
then drifted away from them That
was down In California. I Amt 60.
Ing to say what town. but my FOLKS
sfe living there yet and they are
as decent and good a. anybody I
got some sisters. too. and they are
a. pure and good aa any girls that
ever lived. ! aint wrote 90 en- Tor
a long time and they don't know
where | am. Last letter ! had they
wanted me to come hime. but I
couldn't 80 home after the life I've
lived. 80 { Just cut Il all out. Once
IN a while when times Is good I
Fet a little bunch OF money a. send
home. and always aand a box 81
things on Christmas. bat I Amt a
going 90 show up myself and let
mY mother see me looking like thla
] iust couldn't
With the last words the elrl's
hard eyes aoftenrd With tears and
there was a break In her voice For
moment abe struggled with the
sohs in her throat then, brushing
her arm quickly aeruas her eyes
hardened her face and apoioxlncd
for her show Of sentiment.
"Ghrist'" said she. "a alnt been
soft like thls fer a century. Cues.
you'll think I'm a great one. Here.
walter, bring some more drinks"
This was the NTH round and The
Star mans hour was up. lie rose
g. 60. and with a sweep % her arm
the Eiri gathered In her five checks
She would cash them In later Tor
80 cents
Say. said she. leaning over the
table and speaking Ia an undsrtone.
I'll tell you on the square. this lie
were leadin' aln't 1T for a aox. and
~ girls II gettin' rid q Il a. fast
a. We can. I got 10 20 nov. got
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

Ia several places. her knee injured
and her back wrenched u II fear
od the injury 90 her spine may
prove serious.
Mr. Fannie Wise. living on East
Union street. Seattle. was IN the
diner AZ the time OF the accident
She VAS thrown against a corner Of
= table and SUSTAINED serious inter
nal iuinriea $40 vas taken 10
Providence hospital
Postal Clerk nuckley. Ia the
postal car Of the north bound train
Was painfully though not seriously
hurt
J II Mccartey bridge builder
.of Green lake. Who was On route 90
Curies Wa smoking IN the smoker
az the time ~ the accident lie
was fbruWn aaaluat the seat ln
frQnt - him and the stem ~ bio
pipe Nhlrh vas in bis mouth wa
driven Wronfh his palate
A unmher ~ others Hxre eunsid-
erahie bruised and shaken up hy
bfinE thrown from their seats. but
none saa seriously hurt
10th tniHa were nfarileaIY lost
in the fuF The HaathhounH had
stopped completely preparatory 40
running onto the switch where the
iraiHa Nefn 81 have faasaH
The uofthhuuud HaH completely
insi. The engineer had slowed hts
train down until o. was running NJ
the rate ~ 10 MILES an hour u an
effort % nnd the saiieh. r. vas
white running at thia rate - speed
and while ths other ffain vac sta
fiouaHf that the two came together.
Neither engineer saw the either
trails nnfi fha tna HHfe almost To-
FethsF. and then lt naa Too late far
me neffhhoupa engineer 10 slap he
trails before they ruiiIHed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
JOHN BULL DEMANDS TIE PUNISHMENT or BALTIC FLEET
OFFICERS WHO AaE REspo NsIelE Fos NORTH SEA INCL.
DENT AND TIE czAR SAYS THE DEMAND CANNOT
TrRrAinEo - RoJesrvEnskY FIRED ON PHANTOM roe

LONDON. OCT. 27-muLLE-
TIM THE DEADLOCK on THE
PUNISHMENT or THE RUSSIAN
OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE NORTH SEA INCIDENT
CONTINUES RUSSIA MAINTAINS
THAT THE BRITISH DEMAND
ron SUCH PUNISHMENT or
RUSSIANS. on ACCOUNT or
THEIR SOVEREIGNTY RIGHTS.
CANNOT BE ENTERTAINED
TINS NAY MEAN AN ULTIMA.
TIM FROM GREAT BRITAIN
WlTHlN q HOURS.
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THEf FIRED ON
PHANTOM FOES

VICE. oct. z7.-upen the arrival
81 the Russian baftieshipa Emperor
Alexander III. norodtne. orei and
KniaaHornff and the Transport Ana
tot q statement was secured from
Admiral Eo5esfvenEky. who eN-
pressed great regret over the Sorth
sea incident
The admlgai stated that the un-
Fortunate occurrence Vas purely ac-
cidcutal The weather on the night
IN question was rather haEy. About
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

Treasure valued at s225. 900 and
51e passengers were brought down
last night from Nome by the steam
er Victoria. Captain H. 7. Weaver.
She reports that the Corwin. over
which vessel some anxiety was felt
because OF a rumor that she had
been caught in an Ice Jam. is safe
and that she has already sailed for
Seattle. The Corwin and the Alaska
steamship eompany's steamer Port
land both left about October %.