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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28


They walked as around lile they do
when you are being Initiated into a Sc
cret society only they dion I sing, Here
comes the Lobster" and hit you with
4 dried bladder. The sefyants that were
conducting US LATED ] had never seen
an Englishman Ian before. and it was
the most interesting thing 4 saw in Len
don. Most Englishmen look sorry
about something, as though some dear
friend died every day, and their faces
seem 70 have grown that way. So when
they Ian 1t seems as though the wrinkles
would stay there. unless they treated
their faces VITA massage. They were
laughing at dads ,dislocated calf. and
his scared appearance, as though he
was going to receive the thirty-second
degree. and didn't know whether they
were going to thEow him over aPreci3icc
or pull him up to the roof by the hind
iegs, We passed q big hall cock, anG !.
struck Just when We were near 1t, and
OF all the .'hark from the tomhs" sounls
ever heard that clock took the cake.
Dad thought II sounded lie = Gealh-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

knell, apd he would haye welcomed tn
turllne IN OF ire alarm as so.ind thai
meant lie eyeliastil-s, LcsaGe tis,.t cU4e-
Iul SOUND.
After We had marched about three
mile heats. Rno passed the c.alrs OF The
noble grand ard the -Senior WARDEN, and
the exalted ruler, We came TO a bronze
door as big as the gate 20 a cen. eteI.
and the grand Conductor gave Us
81 few ins fractions about how Ii
back out fifteen feet from the pres
ence OF the king, when We vert
dismissed. and then he turaed ur even
to little man who was grand cas N
bermaid, understood the fellcw to say
The door opened and We went in, did
dads misl laced calf was Nobbling I'D
though he had locoinotor a:tacks-ys
Well. there We're O dozen or so fellows
standing around. and they all had "a
some kind Of uniforms. with gold badges
on their breasts. aud in the midst 1T
them was little, ssiwea-off fat felinw.
not taller than five feet six, but a peisfci
picture OF the cigar advertisements uf
America fer a cigar named after The
hing. l expected To see hing as big
as Long John Wentwor, h. CT Chicago.
great big fellow that could tails a small
man BY the cellar ard throw him over a
house. ard fsit hurt at the small size
of the king Of Great britain. bit. gosh. he
is just EIe Yankee, when you set the
formaiity shook OF.
We bowed ard dad mace courtesy.
III an Old wcEe,a. ans. TIE iEg came
forward With smile that ought to be
Initiated By evfrs EGsiishmsn. They
all initiate Els eiothcs ard his hats ard
his shoes, but he seems 10 be the only
Engiishman taat smiles. May Le 1t IS
patented. and nobody has right to smile
without paying royalty. but the eco5-
natured smile OF King EDWARD IS worth
more than stomach biiters. ard the Eng
lish ought to be allowed 10 copy IL.
There Is no more sciemn .hirg thar Il
party OF Enalishn,en tcgether In Amer:-
ca, unless II is parry of spectators
that are short en- wheat. CT a gathering
of defeated politicians v ken the cleo
ton returns come IN. But the King is as
jolly as thcuph he Ead not a rote con;-
ing dae at the bank. ard you would think
he VIZ q good. common citizen. after
working hours. st round beer table
with tive schooner loads in the hold. ar.
another schooner on the way, frotiing
over the top of the stein. That is the fen,-
ing had for the King when became up
bad hoy and patted me on the shoulder
and saie: And so you are the boy that
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
COIN BREAD IN AMERlc a. {
Got Go Common an Article Of food
Nowadays as 1t Y as Fifty
Years Ago.

Our experts OF corn to Eurcr ran
bushels In 1883 TO about 100000 uu
bushels at the present time, a..d to-cay
Deis ium at least is using. more InCiaa
corn per capita as toOc rLaL the United
S,a,ss. III men il Is great na;iN q
cereal. says the Birmingham Aee-
Herald. In BCIs lula the ba: cries pat
about % per ceat. y. corn hour IN the
bread they ma e. and such bread Is read
lily sold lower than wheat or rye ioa.tI l.
II is considered more I.utriticus ana
more easily dieestib.e. lii Germany tins
iasCrite Loaf consists OF one-tE:lu tgIA
AID two-lnTcs rye. and tse-pcnid
iCai thus mace is sCia at SAVING u
about 20 per cent
The change in the European Dresd
supply was started By c. j. MURPHY who
was sent abroad as cCGmise sinner ly
the department. Of agriculture I.e be-
san the propaganda in 1888. and no
maint2ineQ il until the use OF corn as
feed was wou star &C ard even ts,.;b b.
iished, and to-day 1t: epcans are more
familiar Will corn b:Sad EG.E An er-
..ans themselves. A,r. Aurph, asserts
that BON in Belgium AND lre.ald tie
per capita cneumHi ion OF corn as nG-
maa food Is higher than Il is iii tie
Tilted States. The value OF the In
Sian corn AZ food Is Eot appIt eiaise in
this country 1clrs ago children
thrived and grew si"cag tnrcLsa tho
cons amp ,;oA of jcss.1.. ca: {. ash ca! e.
hominy and pucG ne. but in recent
Years coara.lecl he's .ai.ca i.ltc cCln-
parative Gisase although ii is cheaper.
more wnclesome ard mere disesiible
Than wheat -four. ine prl paraiioi. OF
ccrn Tor the table cap be mere Varied
tan that OF wheat, and yet fer some
reason Indlan corn is ret treels used.
MIR. Murphy says tic ceIsGmption ci
American corn in crowded Belgium is
higher tan 1t is II his celn.ry. II is
ciilcuit 10 account fr,~ the Lisii; cf this
couu;ry .ur ezra IN its VARIOUS forms.
We prcw il. aad re sacGIc net fOok
With an uafarorabie eye on our own
excellent aad abundant procuct.
Inc subject lcsers ca eArl attention,
with view 10 reil.s state inent ci A Lii r
lean corn to the p aee it he'd ca the
tables OF our ancestors. Corn was not
q rs .ected article Of food century ago.
aud 1t was freely " ed as late as 50
Fears aso. We mag kaxe progressed
backward in tbs mater. Mr.. Murphy
thinks we have.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

A delnented minister in Mqa4t

A deIpepted minister in MQntgom
cry, Ala. lpred Rev Sam Zones to
his room, locked the door and said
that he had been diRsetea by God to
30 to DothaR, Ala, TO get narriSd
and to take Mr.. Jones with him to
perform the ceremony. ara that il he
did not consent that he must die. A
bell boy fortunately knocked at the
door about that time and informed
Mr. Jones that he was wanted at the
telephone He managed 40 escape
and the crazy minister was later ar
rested.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

Greene County hash ia single R,l-
raj Delivery Line, bat efforts are for
ming locking to that provision, an
ticipatipg snch a condition we hand
up p warning to some Of our boys
from the ,eolpmRs of the McComb CT
ty Enterprise: Some boys in Msdi-
SOP county are up before the United
States Court for destroying rural dc
livery lpail boxes. Yes, and some
bows in Pike county are about to get
into the same scrape. Some others
are going to he hauled up before the
grand jury too, for destroying naile
boards and obstrncting the bitches
on the public ROADS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

has made more trouble than any hoy
in the weird. and haL more fun tt. Il -,
body. and made. them allzstand sfoul.d
and woIccr what was coming next.
You're wcnder. strange the Aneri-
can people never thoag ut OF killing pu."
| said yessiT. ard tried TO look inEOcS Il t.
and then the King told dad TO sit down
and for me TO come and stand BY his
nee, apd by Hger. when he pattcd NE
on the cheek. and his SOFT hand squeezed
my hand. and he looked inf> my eyes
with the NEST winni;-s expression. did
rot wonGer that all the women were III
love with him ard that all Engl.sl men
xouid die for hsn
He asked cad all abort America. its
Institutions, the president. ard every
thing. and cad iust was SO clustered tbAs
he couldn't say much. GLtil the kiDg
SAID something abort the war between
the States. in which the southern states
aclieFcd victory. | don't new
whether the Ing sa:d that just 10 Wal Q
lad mp cause I'D hle grand army but
Ton on his coat. but dad choked up lit
le. and t,ssn Logan Ia explode. a little at
: time. Ii bunch Of firecracs eis. and
araiIy be went on all in bunch sDs.l
said: Look 4 herr. Nr. King some
ae has got you all balled up about that
var. ! know. because was in e and
aow the north and the south are | nited,
and can whip any country that wanis TO
fight champion. and sill 60 out al
Get reputation. BY Eosh.'
The Ling laughed ut touching Cad or.
ard as'-ed dad what was the ma ter Ct
AE'cr.T1 ard Great Britain getting to-
TetEer end mailing all ratioEs ! now
Wien thee Sed beitsr i.fep tiseis Ilacls
md quit falling apant fehiine. psd
aid he rSser wnnlG ecnSent 10 4 nacisca
and creal Efitain getting together fof CHI
any country until roland got justice and
VAS ready 70 come into camp on an
sqnality. and the hing said lie would an
sWar for the Irishmfn Of Irsland Il dad
would ledge the Ifishmen cf america.
cause We had about g many llIshuep
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
BY order Ct t 6 Board.
Privilege Notice

Notice is hereby given, as reqrir-
Cd by section III of the privilege
tax'laws OF 1904, that all privilege
fax liccLses, exccp: those issued TO
railroads and retail liquor dealers,
viii expire during the Month Of n
pril and must be renewed for twelve
months ouliag the month Of May
Unless the licenses are renewed dur
ing the month Of Nay it is made the
duty of the tax collector TO collect
double the amount Of the original
tax, and as he is left without any
discretion whatever in the matter.
] trust that all privilege tax payers
will promptly come forward, procure
their licenses during the Month Of
May, and save me the necessity Of
enforcing the hea,y penalty.
T. w Breland Tax Col ector.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

A petition to the Postal Depart
jpeLt is being circulated praying for
she establishment OF a Rara4 Free
Delivery Route between f.eaaiesyillc
and the Betty Vicinage. If the effort
s crowned with success and We see
no reason why it should not, it will
afford . great copvepiepee generally
TO the people along the route. The
poppaatios is becoming sufficiently
dense to warrant such q provision,
and believe THAI the Department. will
grant it, when made acquain ted with
the status of affairs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28


II I'm srsra as tie had u IRE taad. ard dad
s1id Il the King would eixe ireland what
she asiseo Tor, he woul.t see that The
IrishH.an in America wculd sing Cod
Save the King. I guess dad ard tbs
ling v ould have settled the Irish ques~
Ito in about fifteen MINUTES. end sis ned
treaty. Only servant brought in a
two-quart bottle OF champagne, ard
Cad and the Ting hadn't dFanl. caltt
apiece before dad started TO sing "Ny
Counsry lis of Thee. Sweet I-ardcf ib-
ertce." and the ing sang God Save the
King" and by thun er. 4 was the 50 ne
tune ard tears came into d2d's ey es and
the Eine took cut his hand erch:ef ard
wiped his nose. and believed ighs out.
and the Ing rose ard cfered 2 toast 70
America and every bccy in II. and they
swallored il. ara dati said there VAS
enough Juice left in the fat;le fer Gre
more round. and he proposed toas, to
al the recipe esz Crcas britain ire.uei: 2
the Irish. ard the Ing VI 10 loved them,
and Gown shewent. ard they were s.and-
ing up. And told dad il V IS t...se o so.
Say. il was great. Uncle Ezra. and
wish Jon could have been there. ard
there tac been anoihsr hottie Thecs,y
thing that happened 10 mar the reunion
Of Cad and the ing. was whan We ere
going ont Backwards boving. There
was little hassocl. bac1 Of re er~ |
kicked Il back Of cad ard y hcn dad $
heels struck It be went over BAT wrrGs
and str7cl' on his golf :aats. ard d&d
said: I'll. Emery. Fave brol EN- my
h.oomink back. but who cares" arf
when the servants ricl.ed cad up ani
too hin oil. r. TIE hall end ma.cl7,dr.s
TO the entrance dad got IN tacicab save
the grand hailing sign o? iivlrcss,
started to sing God save scnicil.'nr or
other ard went 70 seer in the cab andI
took him TO the holcl Ynsrs
HENNERY. s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

KEapaf,ai and ipte}liuent off,
F0tsall.


HEaPsfial and intelligent efforts
Of the British government to hay.
its psapls consgme the tea grown
on one Of its possessions have had
n remarkable effect" said William
Sidney yelling, who represents a
large tea firm with headquarters
ut London, says the Milwaukee
sentinel. .The people have taken
10 the idea Of using British pro,
ducts, and the tea growing indus.
try as result in Ceylan is begin
ping to pick up. Ceylon was tln.
last of the three eastern countries
10 engage in the industry. Chin.
STARTED, then Japan followed. an,
for few years these two conntrie.
had a monopoly Of the business
gwen IL the united kingdom.
s'At the last moment the inhahi
fants Of ceylpn hogan to crow re-
On a small scale. but the bnsiln
fourished so that acreage devote
TO the raising ut this staple il:
creased enormously. And til.
beauty Of the whole matter WI:
The fact that the Cevlonians mar
aged their export trade so wei
that o. per aaHt. of their produe
was sold In the British posses
sions, oasting the tea pf China ant.
Japan.
''During the last ten years tn
RnlGunt of Indian tea consumed L
The VHsple Of England alone hi
increasrd more than 10 FER cent
: considering the fact that Japa'
and China had firm ho.9 on III
fen market nllen the eoF,0niar
Ftarted2'll, this is quite remark
Die. II 4li4ws that the Rrltisl
people arc willing ia support earl
other. although they may be Of dit
fercnt hue and may be THOUSANDS
" niles apart.1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
State Of Mississippi

To tie unknown la.i1s Of William
Hooks Deceased, You are comman-
dedrto appear before the Chancery
Court of the County OF Greene, IN
said State at rules in the clerks Office
in Leakesyille. in said county, on the
second Monday Of May; A. D, 1903,
to defend the suit in said court of w
H. Boykin, wherein you are defend
ants. This April 10, 1908
S. X. Mckay. Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

Notice is hereby given that a con
tract for the covering of bridge over
Big creek, near Mouth near e Rose
old Mill stand, according
10 plsn and specifications
on file in The Chancery Clerks oaics
will be let to the lowest responsible
bislder at the front door of the Court
house i'll the town OF lsalzessille, on
tho first 'sontlav, the lst day OF May
1905 1T L A. NJ. Bond will
be required according to law.
The Board reserves the
right 10 rejee, any and all bids.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
April 100.
S. r, Mckay Clerk.
BY order Ct Board
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

A preacher ut the conclusion of ono
Of bis sermqps said; Let adj in the
horsaayba are paying their debts
stand Nd. Insanity every woman,
map and chiid: VITA esaa exception.
rose to their feet. The Preacher seat
ed them and said: Now every malr
pot paying bis dsbts stand up. The
exception noted a calnwqrGl, .iiiangry-
looking individual, clothed IN his last
saammers suit, slowly as 4med per-
pendicuiar position. How is it, my
friend. asked the minister, that
Yop are the only maa not to meet
his obligations? ! run newspaper,
he meekfy answered, and the breth
zen here who. stood up aias my sub
scribers and-I4et Us pray exclaimed
fhe preacher.
FlOtsam.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior,
Lard Office at Jeksan. Miss.
Ai,ril Il 1Nla


Notice is herehT given thar the follow'r~-
named settler has fisd fo,ice Of his ii.teEt on
to mako fh;,l praefin s,;rport OF his claim and
that said proof V II be made before the Circuit
Clerk. Greens County. al Leskesyille. aiiss-
~ Is le5, VIZ:
William A feat.cock, H f No 32S09
for thc NE OR NEQ. s NE Or Sc
Or SEE % rs n r : West of St Ste
phens Meridian, A + to SE Or NE
OR Sec %
he names the folEowllr witnesses TO prove
his continuous reSideIce lpol and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Thomas White, A Nj White. John
Eel, I K Lane all OF State Line
Miss.
Pred ". Collins Resisrer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dnra~trrrpt Of 4'in Tntpr;r- }
Land Of1ic NJ Jackson. Mss
April IL. 1905. !,

Nef'ee Is hnrehv otiven that TIE followinv-
named ,c4.ier has fled notice Of h~r irfcEtion
70 make firal PROF. " sppper' ~ her ~l:im.
and titet SAID nroof win he made before the
c:renit cler's Greerc county at Tealcsvi'ie.
Miss. ~ Way % 1917. liz
p 6 We'll G II Fub9rks, P X Flu
baahs. Iemcs Reeves all of Bexley
Mississippi:
She names the foli7~ir~ w'+no~eos t. prove
h."eonfiruous residence upon ard cultivation
of said land viz:
WIZ am T. TTolland. Fl F. No 39oaa
for the SFqr SI1qr See 33 t s r Z
West of st. stephens Meridian.
.dred W. Collins Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
The Seven Ag4s q ". oman.

CARR -age-The infant in her peram-
bu,ator
Pupil age-The Ianky school girl.
age-The dcbUtante. trying her
wings.
Marri-a~e-The bride her aim In life
accomplished.
agc-The chateiaine.
ase-Thc matron suffering from
the footprints of tima
Mass assc-The c!.aparon reiuven-
ated.-Ally Sloper.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

Teachers Trimming conrsn at Poplar
Vile ITioh School, and advise all who
are interested n r,rrna~inr fo" the
examination to write Prof. Thames
at ence.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

Ts7E Too STRONG -.A-Dd ec.
Ethcl-It issriseiess 10 Urge mo to
marry you. When ! sly no. ! mean
no.
Jack-AlwsysY
Fthei-lr my sffably.
jack Ard can nothing chance your
determination when once you make
up yeur mind?
Ethel-Absolutely nothing.
Jack Well. | wouldn't care-ta marry
a girl Ike that, anyw ay.-lit-B.t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
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@ EDITORIAL -
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We see Q Good deal about the spit
bah ip the papers, hpt we don I
know what it is The high bail is
good enough fsr Us. Hardeinap Free
Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
NON RESI- DENT NoIIE
State Of Mississippi
To Sarah Mason

~ tJttI IN DItloUt4
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery court OF the County ofGreene. in
said State at rules in the Clerks Onicc in
Teakesyille said county. on the second Mon
day of May. A. d. 1905. to defend the suit
in said cuert Of. Nelson Mason bill for
divorce wherein You are defendants.
This March -, 1895
s. r. Mckay Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

Free Tuition 70 All in Har-
lis Business College Jackson Miss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
IServc Tag.
If You Waste You
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For 1t.

Yo. can vast nc-Fo force by excess,
over work. worry. aaxisty, etc.
You csn weaken yourself by not eating
proper food or securing sufficient rest to
renew the nerve energy you use up
The proper trca tinent. in addition to
good phosphate food, such as whole
meal bread. prepared cereals, ETC., Is
DR.. Niles Restorative Nersinc.
This ie as truly a brain md nerve
food as any food you could eat. and be-.
Sides furnishes strength and ton. OF lis
own. which goes to tho weakened nerve
SYSTEM a nd sets II TO rights.
LII. Miles Restore tive Ncrflnc is a re-
freshfns. revitalszing ionic foed- medicine
for tile br- N ard reFyes. rcconstructs
Eorn-ott nerve TISSUE anil Glss your
,anguiG brain with ner life and vigor.
DR. lilies Ncrsine has made 50 many
marvellous cures. Of Heopls So riclx the
doctors thought they were !ncurable.
that it Is today the standard medicine
In many thousands or American homes.
The first bottle H. guaranteed 10 help
you. or druggist returns your money.
ssTha extreme heat. close confinement
end INT nse ment strain incident to
tile banking business, has caused me
10 suffer N:th nervousness and insoms
7'A; have H ssssd5 Is sfies sTvise WITH
very satisfactory results r the fEeat-
mant OF these Fsffe'. ions. ala HOY On
my titth bottle. and esE ard sleep, ~. we'll
4 sscss nerves. R. j. DAILY. Asst.
Usher. State Eanls, Texarealaa. Ark.
= Rec Fa a'sS j Il j 4 Dr. Rifles; Anti:
for Pain Also syioptom Blank 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Msobile, Taekson & 'asaasas City fR. R.
1.-THE New Way"
s. che dufe


/ G 3 g. L.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28
Bridge Notice

Fred W. Collins Resisrer
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-28

hneil, apd he would haye welcomed tAe
turllne IN OF q ire alarm as so-,nd thai
meant-iiie everlasting, Le1lGe ti.,.t co4e-
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-21
PAY THE PRINTER.

Those knowing themselves indebted
to the Republican will please settle at
as early a date as possible. Our car
load of machinery arrived last week and
we will be busy for the next few weeks
getting our big press in shape to make
for our subscribers larger paper.
It takes money to make these changes
and we want all those owing us to come
to our aid at once. Statements will be
sent out later. We haven't the time
now to prepare them. If subscribers
in arrears want to avoid "dun, bet
ter pay now. To raise money now we
offer the Republican to all paid one
year-in-advance subscribers for $1.25.
This offer may be withdrawn at any
time. Take advantage.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-21
Card of Thanks.

Myself and my bereaved children
unite in voting to the kind people of
Oakes, our sincere thanks for the kind
ness and generosity shown me while
awaiting the preparation of the corpse
of my son for transportation to his
home in Missouri. My burdens were
lightened by helping hands and sympa-
thizing words of strangers. Although
strangers here, we shall know each
other there.
We also most heartily thank the
ladies of the w. c.. T. U. for their
thoughtful kindness of putting beau
tiful wreath of flowers on the casket of
our beloved son and brother. Cast thy
bread upon the waters.
ID. A. Zook,
Eight Mile, Mo.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-21

A western editor has come to the
conclusion that those desiring ''puffs" in
his paper must pay for them and has
established the following schedule of
prices: For telling the public that
man is successful citizen when every
body knows he is as lazy as a govern
ment mule, $2.75; referring to a de-
ceased citizen as one who is mourned
by the entire community when we know
he will only be missed by the poker
circle, $40. l3; referring to some galavan-
ting female as an estimable lady whom
it is pleasure to meet, when every
business man in town would rather see
the devil coming, $50; calling an ordi-
nary pulpit FOUNDER an eminent divine,
60 cents; sending q doughty sinner to
heaven, $500.