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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-07
SULTAN Still III.
His Condition Causes Considerable
AIarm-sreakdown Complete.
'tBy PubIIshers. .presa.

-. 2 uDtfsHeI5 ftEs.J - -
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 7.lThe
illness Of the Sultan continues to cause
considerable alarm. HIS nervous
breakdown is said TO be complete, and
he is unable to attend to any busi-
ness. An eminent neuroIogist has
been summoned from Vienna 70 treat
him.
Prince Reshad Effendi. the heir ap-
parent, is also very i'll.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-07
]. M. JACOBS
SUCCEEDS SAM r. NuzuM AS SEC.
S RETARY OF THE Local
BOARD OF TRADE.

At the annual meeting OF the Board
OF Trade held yesterday afternoon
George DeBolt was made chairman,
and R. T. Cunningham secretary; OF
the stockholders meeting. The fol.
lowing stockholders were elected as a
Board OF Directors:
Sam R. Nuzum. o. 8. Mckinney. j.
NJ. Hartley, j. Il. Watson, Harry
Shaw, M L. Hutchinson, A. L. Lch-
man, c. w. Watson, J.. II. Wheel.
wright, Geo. DeBolt. H. F. Smith. w.
3. Haymond, L. L. Malone, ]. s. Pople,
]. +, Phillips, j. o. Watson, John L.
Wagner. ]. NJ. Jacobs. Levi B. Harr,
Frank Haas, Frank p. Kelley. r. T.
Cunningham. J. A. Clark. Walton
Miller. 7. W. Fleming.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Presidential. L. Hutchinson.
First Vice President-w. s. Hay,
mond.
Second Vice President IN. Hart.
ley.
Third Vice .President-Geo DeBolt.
Fourth Vice President-A. L. Leh.
man.
Treasurcr-walton Miller.
secretary-J. NJ. Jacobs.
The following directors were elect.
ed as an executive committee:
NJ. L. Hutchinson, president; j. M.
Hartley, Judge w. s. Raymond. Geo.
DeBoit, A. L. Lehman, Walton NIL.
Ter. John A. Clark, L. l.. Malone and
j. M. Jacobs.
Judge Raymond and L. L. Malone
both made timely suggestions in ne
gard to Fairmont's need at this time
In a good live Board OF Trade.
The resignation of Sam r. Nuzum.
the retiring secretary Of the board.
has been in the hands of-the board for
some time, but no action was taken
until yesterdays meeting. Mr.. Nuzum
has feit for sometime that his entire
time should be given to the real es.
tate business, and IL anybody In Fair.
mont knows Fairmont real estate. II
is Sam r. Nuzum. Much credit Is due
Mr. Nuzum in locating the Monongah
Glass plant in our city. This is one
of the most substantial factories Fair.
mont has at this time.
Mr. Jacobs, the new secretary, VIII
still be the active manager OF the
acobs.Hutchinson Hardware Co, but
will devote part of his time each
day to his duties in connection with
the board.
MI Jacobs enters on the duties Of
his new Office not believing that his
position is one-man job. but that II
he makes a success, he not only must
have the hearty cooperation OF his
executive committee, the entire Board
of Directors and each stockholder Of
the Board Of Trade. but that he must
have the valuable assistance of every
business man and loyal citizen of
Fairmont, and the support OF all OIL
Fairmont's newspapers The West virZ
ginian pledges her support to the new
Board of Trade. and win render as.
sistance In every way possible.
q Z D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-07
uNcoNsTlTuTIoNAL
10 Bill Providing For Kansas oil Re-
finery Holds the Supreme Court.

TOPEKA, Kan, July The bfli
providing for State oil refinery op-
Grated by the State OF Kansas was
held Unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court "a a unan!mous opinion handed
down at noon today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-07

Mr.. John 4. Clark has returned
from business visit in eennsylyania.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

Al oac. uaa said: SCAT and threw
pillow 1t my pet. and then all was
chaos. never smslled chaos but /
know whensI smsll It. o. o. but you a
. dide 70 see dad He turned blus and
green and said: sHennery. some one
has opened . jack pot. cali Tor the po-
lice rushed for the indicator. where
you ring Tor bellboys. and cocktails
and thinga and touched all the but
tons. and then got TO bed and pulled Q
quilt over my head. and dad went into
= closet. where my snakes and things
we're, and the vaccinated skunk kept
on doing the same as he did to dad.
and thought should die Dad heard
my snake rattle hisself In the box. and
he stepped on my prairie dog and yelled
murder. and he got Into my box OF
horned toads. and my young badger
scratched dads bare feet, and young
eagle had began TO screech, and dad
began to have IT. He said the air
seemed hxed. and he opened the win
dow and sat on the window sill In his
nlehtshirts and fireman came up on .
ladder from the outside and turned the
hose on dad. then the police come and
broke In the door. and the landlord
vas along. and the porter. and ell the
shambermaids. and everybody. ! had
turned In al the alarms there were,
and everybody came quick. The skunk
mat the p<iicomea hall vay. And So
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
Decline Of British Agriculture

Several causes have been assigned
for the deci.ne OF British agriculture
and the depopulating OF the farms
One which Is potent in some localities
has not been mentioned. In the fen
districts OF Ii .eolns'..re roads are few
Large and productive FIRMS are prao-
tically without them. and the producer
often misses rising markets and Is
forced into falling ones because trans
porE Is impossible Laborers will not
accept good situations In such dis
tricts. because they are shut on from
the OTTER world Mt certain times OF the
Mater. or becasss- their children can
10 reach the schools for lack OF pas
sable ways, or for other allied reasons.
This rural remotcness' explains TO
some extent the decline OF farm val
ues and the drift from land TO town
New aud shorter roads are demanded.
and the authorities seem to be awak-
anlnx 10 their necessity.
PR@SK ". NAIIIN.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24


We don I know much about miltry
affairs and We ain't no strateegion.
We had intended jiRing she Spanish
Americas war, but we were afraid
we might get killed. 30 we ataid at
home and tended TO our private bus
mess. The sitnrtioa in Mauicnria !
plain ~ yonr fsss. hswsvsr. Curry
patkin has rayched Cross Tie Pass
after losing third OF his men. and
the laps have captured Muckhe.iy.
In our opinion Marshal Paiama is =
greater genious than Cen Shaftsr.
Hardeman Free Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
ELECTRICITY AND BREAD.
Experiments In Paris to Devise an
Improved dethod of
Making.

The power OF the electric current "a
decompose substances In a singular
way has led to an important develop
nent OF electro-chemistry. In this con-
ncctioR experiments have recently
been made in Paris. seeking an Inn
provement In bread making.
LAboFing under the mistaken I'm
preston that The whit. ness OF wheat
bread determines tie quality-that the
winter the bread the Dctter-tne Par
isian public has for years been grow
Ing more and more exactinx on This
score. consequently the Hneaess OF
grain -four has been gradually ap-
preaching q lint The public has. al
q consequence. received less nutri-
tive food. it being hnown fact that
the core Of the wheat grain. which IL
the chief constiiu. II OF bread. while
Producing the wh.(est -four. at the
fame time contains the smallest
amount OF albumsn and is thus least
nutritious.
There has recently been raised the
hope OF obtaining a winter bread by
aid OF electricity. for which purpose
the -four was brought In contact With
electrified air. whose ozone possesses
etiicaeious bleaching properties A re-
port 10 the Academy OF Sciences at
Paris on the restIl, OF an experiment
with -four treated in both the ordinary
Uay and by electricity. under similar
conditions. explains that the Hour sub
jccted to electric influence was much
whittier In color, but that taste and
Odor were far in.erior 10 these OF -four
treated by the ordinary method. The
amount OF phosphorous was the same
In both. but the quantities OF fatty and
acid substances varied largely. Thus,
In four treated by electricity the fatty
substances proved rancid, giutinous,
and OF less yetlowish color. and In
stead OF retaining their usual aromatic,
yellow state. became o1idiked and part
~ converted into white sebacic acid,
which could be dissolved In alcohol.
The giutinons substances were discol-
OTed and changed.
The bread made from this 1our VISA
whittier than usual. but OF inferior
taste. and the experiment serves 10
demonstrate chat electric treatment.
while successfully tuning -four whittier,
injnres 1t.
r.. NJ. BART .ENAN.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

boy rushed II and dropped on the
Moor the Queerest Animal Lac old man
and the cAt-h-d ever seen. tne cat
got up 0u the coun.er on 3 pile Of
brown wrapping p.sssE. curved It's
back and pefiIey owed. and the strange
animal jumped init u Aalf barrel Of
dried applies aLd BE- AN 10 dig with all
tour feet. a. though W mAAe bed 10
lac in.
"IaAe that animaieule. or whatever
II Is. Out Of them alples." said Inc I'D
Grocer man. picAiL5 up O nrs poker.
~ hal is IL. and Hhcrc did 1t cons
from, and when did you got back. and
why didn't ,.u Say asAy. and what
do you want IN here. axyway!" and the
Old man eyed the A.ih.A and the bad
boy. expecting TO be bisten By one and
bilAed by the other.
That's q prairie dog from Texas. II
YOU are not posted on ornieothology."
said the boy. - he soox the prairie dog
u. and put him on the counter near the
Get. Dad Is ali right. only we were
driven out OF Texas by tha board Of
health"
II told that pirate chum Of yours.
when be read me your letter. that you
would be In Texas just about week.
and that you would be shipped home' In
box They are.not as tolerant with
public nuisances down south as we are
here. But what did Jon do there to get
the board of health after your" and -
old man pushed the cats back dow
level. and held her tall 60 she coutdn't
eat the prairie dog.
We'll. SIR. X was the condemrdedess
outrage that ever was" said the hoy.
as he gave the prairie dog some crack
crs and cneeGe. You see. dad tod me
could pick up some pct animals while
was In Texas. and got quite COL
lection, while dad was In the hospital.
Here is one IN my peel et." and the boy
took a horned toad ont of his pocket
about as big * soft -heiled crab
and put II in the iod groceryman's
hand
Condemn ron, ds~'t put a poisonous
reptile In my hand" said tho old man.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

luted them as polite as could be. and
they fell back for reinforcements- Dad
got his pants and yelled that be was
stabbed. and don't know what didn't
happen. Finally the policemen got my
skunk under q blanket and walked on
him. and he was squashed. but. by
gosh. they can never use that blank co
again. and told 'em So"
-It's q wonder they didn't psit o
blanket over you and kin you, too. !"
said the old Groceryman. as he moved
away from tho horned toad, which the
boy had placed on the counter. What
did they do 70 you then? What way d.d
your dad explain 1t? how :eas
did you remain at the hotel after
thats"
I'VE didn't stay hardly any after
that" said the boy. as he pushed 4hs
prairie deg along the counter toward
the groeeryman's cat. hoping to get
them to lighting. The landloard said
we id yans ees were too strenuous
for his climate aud IL We didn't get out
Of his house In Is minutes he would
get gun and gee about It. and he let
two policemen to see that we go, away.
Dad tried to argue the question with
the landlord. after all the windows
had been opened in the house. lie said
he had some to Teas for quiet lite.
to get away from the climate of the
north, but he had no idea any Landlord
would turn animals into q gentleman's
room. and he would sue for damages
but the blun did no work. and we l.fk
San Antonio on q freight train, under
escort OF the police and the board Of
health. Say. that freight train smc led
like II had hot box. but nobody sus-
pected US. When We got most TO New
orleans dad said: iIennery, hope
this will be q lesson TO you. and told
him two more such lessons would Kill
his little boy dead"
What did you do with your clothes pc
said the groceryman, as he snulfed
around as though be thought be could
smell something.
20. we bought new clothes In New
Orleans and let our old ones out Of the
window with . rope. A man pic. I'd
them up. AID they sent him to the
quarantine for smallpex patients. ..
ne came out All right. but Il was .
slGos call.
+I'ii drop in some day and have some
Ian vita you" said the boy.
III you 60 I will stab you With .
shssss knife" said the sroceryman, .
- picked uD the broken giaAA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
WINTER DISTRESS REMEDIES
Manner Of Providing Against Want
and Suffering in Leading
German Cities.

In Cologne. AZ elsewhere, the winter
brings with II dearth OF work and
consequent distress among the work
ers. but there anan Is enabled to In
sure himself against falling out Of en-
ploy ment- In q report which Mr. d.
j.. Schloss has presented 70 the board
o. trade this jsicnl Is fully described.
The Cologne Office deals with men.
skilled and unskiiled alike. OF IS years
and over. who must have resided In
the town for year. Each insurer pays
weekly premium. which now stands
OF 2hd. tseven centsl q week for I'M
skilled and AID. (9ls cents) q week for
skilled workmen. and this premium
must have been paid for "a weeks. The
insurer Ii eligible for relief IL he loses
his work through no fault Of his own
between December and March, but II
work offers. at a rate OF pay not less
than that which he received previously
he must take It. The relief is %. (49
cents) a day for the first 20 week days,
and Ia ga certs) afterwards up to
eight -zyeeks--sufiicient, that IA. 70 avert
the worst consequences of unemploy-
meat. but Tot enough to make fraud
attractive.
The number Of men who insured
Themselves during 19O4-x was 1854, OF
whom l.l05 drew the allowance for
VARYING periods. Without grant from
the municipality and outside help the
premiums paid would have been In
sufficient to cover the amounts granted
TO fnsarers: stiR, al the total relief
granted TO men out Of work the men
themselves paid ~ per cent.
Germany IS the home Of sociological
experiments and this report contains
some interesting notes on labor colo
ndes That la Berlin In particular IL
noteworthy. A man here is debited
with IS. I'd. (S1.2s) a week for board
and lodging. and this sum is deducted
from his wages. In some cases a '.coI-
oSist" has made more than q pound
($4S6) q week
Relief worNs In Germany are under
taken by towns; the labor provided IS
generally road making. navvies' work.
street cleaning and the like, and the
average wage per cay Ia In the neigh
borhood OF 2s. I'd. les cents). There
ara public resistries. and their mission
Is to keep tally OF the labor market, so
that vacancy and a man may never
fall to come together
e. THEOPHfYr-S Y.fEFFEIn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

a. he dropped the ugly looking toad on
the floor. and ed behind the show case.
while the boy laughed fit to XIII. Now
tell your story and vamoose. by ginger,
or | will ring for the patrol wagon.
You would murder maa In his own
house. and laugh at his spasms"
20, get out. that toad. and this p<aj-
RE deg are as harmless as your cid
cat there" said the boy. AZ he watched
the old man tremble as though he had
Jun jams. II have got tarantuIa and
diamond-back rattlesnake- that will
pizen yon. though. I'll tell you about
getting fired out Of Texas. II you will
stand still a minute You ses had
Hy collection OF pets In my r~ola 1T the
kotel. and ! Ind the bellbo,s <rfk<d.
md the chambermaid would .sn.y come
INTO our room while was ih~re to
watch the pets- The night dad got
back from the hospital. where Ne went
20 grow some new bones and things on
his insides. after he rode the burs ins
broneho. . man gave me tbs pref Ie4l
little animal you ever sAw. sort 81
white and black. about the size Of Z
cat. and l took II to the room. and
put II under the bed. In box the mar
gave me. Dad had gore 10 bed. and
vas snoring 50 you could cut II with
: knife"
Say. you knew that animal was Z
skunk all the time: COW. teil>me, didn'l
YOU :" said the old crocervm2n ~you
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
RUSSIAN BRAVERY,
&tanee Of the Patriotic KrenKy
Which Sometimes Controls
the Soldiers.

There are probably no soldiers
In the world more patriotic thai
are the Russians. They are blind
ly devoted to the cause Of tbs
great white father" who rules
them with an iron hand, and the
EXTREMIST sacrifices are made D,
them cheerfully whenever III.
emergency requires them. says q
London exchange. Here is stOr,
OF Russian bravery: There is d
monument In Turkestan to sew
eral Russian soldiers captured b,
the Turcomans in $40. They wers
artillerymen, and their guns were
-sapturcd with them, SO the Turco
mans NATURALLY ordered them, OF
penalty Of death, to ser-e thos.
guns against their own comrades
Every man refused, choosins
death by horrible torture and dy
ing without a murmur.
This passion Tor sels-sacrifice
In the keynote of the Russian char
acter, and In cultivated Ia TIN
army by every possible means
The recruit 10 Invariably told tn
story Of that heroic company o.
infantrymen In the LomakiR expo
dition into Turkcstan, who, NJ !
critical moment. threw them
selves into d deep ditch in ordel
that the gums, which were sorel,
needed AZ the front. might he gal
loped over their bodies. 1t il
doubtful whether this could have
happened i'm any army but tn.
Russian.
II there 10 one thing in which
the Russian army excels it i!
marching. Lard Roberts famous
march TO kandahar has beer
equaied over and over again b,
"x-r's troops in the central ASH
campaigns.
When Gen. Kuropafkin marched
a force OF Turkestan troops 10 jOir
SkohciofY in the attack on Geol
Tepe he and his men were swal
lowed up in an unknown. track
less desert for 16 days, vet they
covered over 10 miles day ant
marched in mt the end OF the tim.
in perfect military order without
a single man sick or fallen ont. Il
was a wonderful feat. but ii was
not regarded in Russian militar,
circles as being anything extraor
binary.
A former captain OF the Russian
army told me OF a friend OF his
who lived for years in a small
town and Was then ordered to st
Petersburg. In less than sin
months he received a command te
return and promptly blew hi,
brains out.
Nobody was surprised" saic
nav friend. I'VE all know wha,
life In such places 10 like. A mar
v~aR ~ hapay- in Siberia 81 lionel,
outpost where he hss no rompan n
iona Of his own rank within 1G
miles. hnt there ID no happiness
.snssible In a small Russian gar
-ison town for q man OF average
intelligence
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
The Bad Boy and His Dad Return
from Te-as-The Boy Tells the
Groceryman Abcut the Ex-
citenent at San Antonio.
EY HON CEOncr w PECK

EY HON. GEORGE w. PECK.
Ex-Goyernor OF Wisconsin. formerly pub
Usher Of .Peck's Sum-" author OF 'Feck'a
Bad Boy" etc)
Cop, riskf. INA. BY Joseph d. 1owseRD
Ale old groceryman sat on an up
4 turned half-bushel measure, In
front OF the stove. drying bis old-fash-
Toned boots. As he fried tho soies In
front OF the rcd-hot stove. there was
an odor OF burnt leather, but he did
not notice II, as the otter doors. nat
ural to the dirty old grocery. seemed
to be In the majority. The door opened
quietly. and the old man got up 10 wait
On possible customer. when the bad
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

Read the story of any succ.ssfn'
man and max it moral. told thous-
andx OF years ago by Solomon: Sesst
thou = man intelligent in his business
He shall stand befors Kings. This
f,roverb IS wsll illustrated by the ca
rccr Of the industrious Franklin. for
ne stood before Ave kings and dined
wish two.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT. ar THE INTERIOR
Land OffieM at Jackson Miss.
March 10, 1905.
Notice y hereby given that the following
named settler has Had notice Of his in.pntion
to make final proof In support of hi. claim.
and that said proof will be made nsfo~,. a..
Circuit Clerk.Aprllso fsss
Jack Clark, H + No. 26799 for the
Ell SWt& Swi Swi Sec HTbN
10 West of st. Stephens Meridian
A 7, to NH NWf Sec: ~.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prov.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Tom Pierce Isaac Lane, Harmon
Brewer, L. C. Peaster all of STATE
Line Mississippi
FRED.w. COLLINS. REGISTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. !
Land Oflice At Jackson. Miss.
Feb % 1905.
namsd settler has died notice Of his in,~.ti..
70 make nnsl proof in support OF his claim asa
sat said proof win be made before the Circuit
Clerk. Greene County. At Leskss.ilIe, Miss.
April 6 ls.s. viz:
ne names the following Witnesses to prov.
nis continuous RESIDENCE upon .ad cultivation
CT said land. viz:
Mary L. Smith, formerly Mary e.
West, II f No. 34u06, for the SEA N
WI Sec 81 I. 4 N. RI West of St.
Stephens Meridian.
Riley Valley. yirson Valley,
James Ayera, Floyd Roberts all of
Grafton, Miss.
FRED W. COLLINS Reri.t.r
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
Department. OF the Interior.
Land Off 1t Jackson. Miss.
FeLy 10, 1905.


Notice is hereby given thar the fo,lowiny-
named settler mas hicd notice Of her inte,.tIou
TO make fnn proof in suIrsrt OF her claim.
ana hit SAID proof will be- made before the
circuit clerk Greene equity. Ut Lxkesviile.
Mss. on March { 10 {. viz:
isaae Bradley, II. e. No. 3z2s3 f,,.
the Ell NWi Sec % T2NRs West
OF s. Stephens Meridian.
She names the following witnesses to prove
oc' continuous residence upon aid cultivation.
OF said land viz:
Prince Moody, Prince Freeman
Z Q Backstrom, of McI4ain Miss and
Charles Tatum Of Scott Miss.
FRED. w. COLLINS Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Jackson. Miss. E

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice OF her i:.tentiou
10 make final proof in support of her claim
aud that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene Comfy, at Lcaktsvii,e
Mission April :. u 1895 viz:
Manda E. Roberts, II f No. 3aa0a
TO-: the M Sci Sec Ii, t 4 MRS
West of St Stcph ms Meridian.
She nsmes the following witnesses TO prove
her oos'isn"rs residence upon and cultivation
Of ssis hand. viz:
Lum Byrd, Wesley Wade. Riley L
Valley, Forest Mcrain all of Graf
I m Mississippi.
FRED. w.. COLLINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

4 current newspaper paragraph tefls
0f . "motor-car savings bank which
makes Journeys Ia tho north Of France.
stopping In villages on stated DAYS to
receive s<lch sums AZ thrifty country
people, having saved, may be dcsirnus
Of deposiiing In q savings bank. The
motor car. which Is electrically driven.
carries a small safe. desk with fold
ing shelves for the depositors. with ac-
commodations for two clerks and .
cashier and sea for the driver.
MARSHAL HALSTEAD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24
ow sates
c~..g nj.

To Chronicle, "A, and return on ac-
coun. of hau u .qna Tasic c v 81
25; St scwail /. %: Enterprise : 25
+: Quitman $ l. 25: DeSoto ! 20;
Shublta 81 T.: Boic 10; Waynes-
Waynesboro o.; Winchester s. 90,
Chicora 1 81. B lckatHnna s. ~: Sta
tie Line; g.: Y How Pima { 90; Fru-
it Dale 8 IS. Es ,tuwpa 8 81: Vim
egar Bend 80 Deer Park : %: Dwi
ght Is. special trains will leave me
ridian ON two separate dairs. lie
March l8 tn an Is tn at 800 and
arriving Chronicle about loo A. NJ
Returning same dates Loving citro-
neIIe $50 p. NJ. arriving Meridian a
bout IL: 40 night. Apply to your a.
ge It for ticke and exact leaving
time OF trains.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-24

Ha who improves an opportunity
eows seed which viii yisld fruit in
opportunity for himself and others.
Every one who has lab.red honestly
in thc past has aided to place knowl-
edge and comfort within the reach
OF q constantly increasing number.