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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
LOCAL NEWS
Ruth.

The little child of Bell Rowland's i
still quite sick at the home of it
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Stone. DR.
Todd, of Fredonia, is visiting it.
W. d. Moore has a new buggy. Lee
me ride, Donald.
A. E. Brown and P. j. Blackburn
have moved their saw mill to Rufus.
Jim and Smith Lowery, of Fredonia,
have been hauling lumber for Brown
& Blackburn.
L. o, Lowery made the usual round
on Fredonia Route No. /. Saturday
after weeks lay off.
Mrs. Sallie Stevenson and Mrs.
Levina Moore visited Mrs. Moore's
daughter, Mrs. Lille Dunn, in the
Order neighborhood, a day or two last
week.
N. B. Ethridge, our blacksmith
went to Fredonia Thursday afternoon.
]. 7. Morgan took produce to Prince
ton Friday and brought out a load Of
goods.
Dan Vinson, Of Enon, was here
Saturday circulating petition asking
Judge Blalock to fix the road near
Robt. Cartwright on the Flynns Ferry
road.
Tommie and volney Morgan hauled
slabs from A. d. Asher's Saturday.
There was baptising at Enon Sunday.
Four were baptised.
]. r. B. Cole and grandson, master
Reuben Ray, Of Dogwood. were here
Mt mill Saturday.
J. M. Spickard has an acre of topac-
ca which he thinks will make fourteen
hundred pounds.
J. 7. Morgan and wife attended
preaching ct Bethlehem last Sunday.
A little child Of Jas. Hardrick died |
Saturday night and was buried at the
Roland cemetery Sunday.
A good many from this neighbor- J
hood attended the baptising Il Enon p
Sunday. After administering the
ordinance Of bap6sm to four persons u,
the pastor, Rev. E. B. Blackburn. Of
Marion, preached an excellent sermon
on missions. Two members, man and 81
wife, were baptised at one ceremony.
7. W. Morgan went to Fredonia II
early Monday morning. II
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lows Ihlsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Ca,Arrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undo rsigned. have known y.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
his business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDISG. KISSAs a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls CatAuh Cure IL taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Test.
lmonials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold BY all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti.
patton.
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Leviias.

Health is good generally.
Crops were never better here.
Miss Beulah Nelson returned to hel
music class after a two weeks vacation
Mrs. l.. l.. Price spent several days
recently with Carson Franklin and fam.
lily near Marion.
DIR. j. Ernest Fox made a business
trip to Blackford last week, returning
Friday.
Our school is fourishing, full attend
ance. Miss Pearl James, Of Marion, is
welding the rod successfully.
D. W. Carter and little son are on
the sick list.
W. A. Davidson returned from his
home seeking tour of the West, well
pleased. He filed a claim in New Mex
leo.
Mrs. j. B. Carter spent several days
last week with Robert Guess and fam
lily, of Pinkneyville.
Press Cisco Jr. has moved on James
Carter's place.
j. L. LaRue and family visited in
Marion last Sunday.
Kay Farmer and family visited
friends here last week.
DR.. ]. A. Davidson returned from
Marion last week after several days
visit among friends there.
Mrs. Mollie Nelson, Of Smithland,
visited relatives here Monday and Tues
day.
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Caldwell County Nan Dead.

The Oldest man in Caldwell county
died Friday morning Al the advanced
age Of pinety.fve years. and was
buried Monday at New Bethel
His name was William c. Martin
and he lived two miles east Of Fredo.
MIA.
Mr.. Martin had been an invalid Ter
eight or ten years. Mr. J. NJ Free
man Of this place Is his nephew. No
man stood higher in Caldwell county
than Mr.. Martin. he was a well TO do
farmer and leaves behind the follow.
ing children; Mrs. Jack Turley. Hen.
~. RAs. Thomas and Presley Martin
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Iron Hill.

Mr.. Mel Royster. Of Henderson
visited friends and relatives in this
vicinity few days last week.
Inc latest arrival is ine girl at
Un Terry's.
Mrs. Olivia Walker and children, OF
biaekford, are visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. John Butler is on the sick list.
Old Folks Day held at Sugar Grove
Saturday was enjoyed by all.
Miss Irene Stone, of Marion. is Wis.
iting Miss Carrie Morse this week.
Mrs. John Baker. Of Admission, Mo.
who has been visiting friends and rel.
atives here for some time, returned
home Sunday.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. Lou
Roberts Is no better.
Mr.. Joe Lemon, wife and sister. Of
Tribune, visited John Buffers family
Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Stewart. Of Marion. who
has been visiting her father for the
past week, returned home Monday.
The musical at ]. NJ. Walkers
Saturday night was largely attended.
Mrs. {. L. Horning and Aunt
Sarah Mayes attended church at
Shady Grove Sunday.
Miss Kate HOrning went to BlAekfOrd
Friday.
hessrs. George Wilson and Walker
Cook were guests Of George Hill Fri.
day night
Masters Elzie and sedrie Travis. Of
Nation, visited their grandparents
Of this place Saturday night.
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Chapel Hill.

Three shows IN one week viii DO 70,
awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Walker returned
home last week. They hive At Adair.
vile now.
Percy Daniels Il just getting over a
spell Of typhoid fever.
Our cemetery was cleaned off nicely
last week, we are glad to see this In.
terest taken in our cemetery.
Miss Mabel MINER, Of Marion. was
Waiting W. L. Adams and wife last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Daniel, OF Lola.
was IL Mr.. stovalk last week TO see
their grand son who Il sick.
Our school began on the ilth with
Is scholars and hiss Ada HIN AZ Tea.
cher.
I'd Young. Of kelsey. was visiting
HE brother, Ross, Sunday.
nn. Prank Lloyd and Mn. Newton
Dollar. 81 Frcdonia. wa sf Green
Jacobs lAst wssk 70 zee Mn, Jacobs. 4
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Farmersville.

The school here is progressing NIGEL,
under the care Of Miss Adora Cart.
wright as teacher.
Mrs. A. B. Sigler and family. Of
Rufus, were the guests Of relatives
here Sunday.
DR.. Fletcher. Of this place. IA,
bought him farm near Liberty, and
will have his residence erected in the
near future.
Misses Esma and Mamie Brown. Of
starr are visiting their grandparents.
and attending the meeting three.
Bob White" attended the meeting
regularly and made a splendid hand in
the choir. but shorty" says he will
have no more Of that
Miss Alice Drennon was the guest Of
Lem MeNeely Saturday and Sunday.
The prOtraeted meeting at this place
vas success. There were "a pro.
fessions and 20 joined the church and
were baptised Sunday evening at 81
O'Clock.
Mrs. GregstOn Is much better at this
writing.
Mise Eula Chambliss, Of Princeton.
was the guest Of Mas Dora and Matte
VanhOOser during the meeting.
DR.. BOitnOtt and Miss Minnie Cart. |
wright, Of Friendship. ATTENDED church
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. MeChesnsy a..
tended the show a, Princeton wSine..
lay night.
Mr.. and Ms. ives. Blevins were the
yue,ts Of Mr. Harmon Lowry and fam.
ly Sunday.
'-S' meeuhg ~ TINS place n
citing along nicely.
Rev. W. II. Moore filed his regular
prominent at Blackburn Saturday ,
nd Sunday.
Mn. Wallace ThrOekmOrton IL visit.
g friends and relatives In Morgan.
I'd this week.
hiss Williamson. Of Fulton, was vie. 3
ne IN the Sulphur neighbOrhcod and \
tended services here Sunday night.
sessn. Milton Brown and Fred J
'nhcoser attended the baptisins At \
on Sunday.
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Monday evening with her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Nellie Summerville
Mrs. Jane Moore and family attend.
ed services at Mt. Zion Saturday.
Prayer meeting at Rosebud every
Wednesday night at eight O'Clock. All
are solicited to be present.
Ivan Wilcox and wife visited their
uncle, John Thomas, Of Midway
neighborhood, Saturday night and Sun.
day.
Mrs. Ollie Posey, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,, spent last week with the family
of her uncle, Samuel Merritt.
Mrs. Mamie Mum, of Applegate, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Hover
ton, Of this place.
Joe Hunter Travis and wife visited
friends and relatives al Providence
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Summerville has return
ed from Fl. Branch, Ind, where she
has been visiting her sister.
Our school at Seminary began last
Monday with Miss Ida Duvall as
teacher. The fact that this Is her
fourth term here in succession proves
that she has given satisfaction.
Bro. X. c. Love. the pastor, conduct
ed the meeting at Rosebud assisted by
Bro. Larkins. Of Hopkins county.
Bro. Love is an earnest, tireless work
er, and Bro. Larkins. though young in
the cause, has been a blessing TO our
people. As these brethren leave us
and go to other fields Of labor our
prayers go with them. that the power
OF God man rest upon them and that
they may accomplish great things in
His name.
Mr.. Editor, II not out Of place, |
ish to say something Of the meeting
Rosebud. which continued three
eeks and closed Thursday night Of
Ist week. Eighteen OF twenty pro
sssed faith in Christ. There were
'urteen additions to the church and
he christians were revived. strength
ned and encouraged. Among those
no professed was one man past sixty
ears OF age and several past thirty.
he meeting closed with a number Of
,ekers at the altar.
We had heavy rain here Saturday.
Corn crops are looking fine. ALMOST
70 wet for tobacco.
As usual our neighborhOod was well
presented in Marion Monday. that ,
sing county court day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burton visited the c
Imily Of her cousin. Chastain Brown. Q
aturday and Sunday. I
Miss Elya Roberts began school at
pplegate the first Monday in this
onth.
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Deeds Recorded.

Thos. u. Cochran to r. Z. Flanary
one half interest In town lots In Mar
Ion, $500.
n, A. Haynes TO II. s. Newoom, tw,
hae's Of land on Meadow creek, s2ioo.
c. N. wsddell TO W. r. cuce, q
acres IN Crittenden Co. Al2.
X l. Nicheh and others 10 I'd.
Powell and Others, $50 acres, 5000.
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For Repi

AZ View, KY. for the ,ear ieT
one dwelling house, store house. bls ek
smith shop, stock stables and etc
Good stand for store and blacksmith
shop. VIII rent separately or an
together. For further information
write me at View. Ky.
J also have "a seven jersey cows and
DECIDED and al IN good shape and civ.
ING lots o. good rich milk, All Young
stock. wiz eel them cheap rathef
than winter them. A. n. tARprs.
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The Continued Story
of Current Events

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Adams went to
Sugar Grove Saturday to attend the
Old Folks Day.
Bill Shreeves says he will live on the
Geo. Cisco place next year.
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our town was almost deserted las
Sunday, nearly all went to camp meet
ing at Hampton.
Our Sunday school is progressir
nicely. We have one Of the larest
Sunday schools in the c1hI;, about
rs scholars enrolled. average attend
ance 10. W. L. Kennedy. our Super
intendent, deserves praise for the
good work and the pains he takes in
conducting the Sunday school. We
have Bible class of forty members
that are reading from fifteen to
twenty chapters each week, beginning
with the book Of Genesis. We have
a query box, and queries are asked
and answered. We also have a chalk
talk conducted by x. S. Paris, which
is very interesting especially for the
little ones.
b. NJ. Lewis. wife and son, Homer.
left for their home at Goleonda, after
several days visiting B. S. Kennedy's
family.
Mrs. X NJ. Lewis returned from
Dawson Springs las; week, via her
fathers. B. S. Kennedy.
II seems that base ball Is the order
Q. TIC day. The Salem third nine
came down and played our third nine.
or as the Hampton scribe calls them.
the Stop Bucket gang. The score
stood s to in favor Of Lola. On ae-
count Of rain they only played five
innings.
BY the way, the Hampton first nine.
YOU read so much Of being world beat.
ers as ball PLAYERS. came over to Lola
and played our first nine. which was
very close, score u TO 10 IN favor Of
Hampton. On Wednesday August sth. |
the Lola team went to Hampton and
played the crack team again. score Is |
to 0 in favor Of Lola. As the Hamp-
ton scribe said in former writing that
the Lola boys were GROWERS instead
Of ball players, What do you think
now, brotherl
Tolu was to play our boys last Satur.
day but from some cause they failed 10
show up, guess they were afraid as
'ur boys beat them at their home
grounds.
Most all Of the people here attended
he barbecue AZ Joy the 9Th. The Lola
,ornet band went down and made ,
music for the occasion. Big crowd
here.
Very little sickness in town and
urounding country. Our NJ. D's
ay It Is distressingly healthy at ,
resent.
Our school is being taught BY Mr.
larry hillen. The patrons Of the v
strict should help him and make II c
he Of the best schools taught here.
The prospects for corn are fine. the v
'eek bottoms are excellent this
'ason.
B. p. James and grandson. Jimmie.
near Salem, were in our town last
sturday. u
Prayer meeting every Wednesday "
ght at the church. everybody inyit.
TO attend for prayer IL something q,
fall short Of. r
We quit lest we use too much space
{ don't forget TO subscribe for TINE n,
oCoRD. VI
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Sifayed

From my farm. one white milk COW
with red tips on cara, smooth crumpled
horns. Had bell on when last seen.
Liberal reward for any information
leading to her recovery.
EMILY A. FRirrs.
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Mattoon.

Frank Burton with his mother AZ.
tended graveyard cleaning on ceremon.
lee ct NJ Zion Saturday.
hesdames Belle summerville. Mary
Phillips and Matte Smith called on
hr'' Elite Sullivan Monday evening.
Mn. Minerva summeryille ,p,n,
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Rural Route Repori.

Noble Hill carrier on Rural route
number ]. out from Marion. Ky. Post.
office. reports As follows for month Of
July Pieces delivered. 2S6I. Pieces
collected. 2s0: Stamp sale. ss26.
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Go Do Likewise.

A RECORD scribe passed down Bell.
vile street and thought he was In front
Of the Old Browning property now &C.
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Heath is very good at this place.
Crops aregrowing fine since the many
.iBs Ts;-s.
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The school here is progressing NIGEL,
under the care Of Miss Adora Cart.
wright as teacher.
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Lola.

Our town was almost deserted last
Sunday, nearly all went to camp meet
ing at Hampton.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
The Singing School.

The Singing School opened Mon
day Morning under the direction oi
Prof. H. p Blackwell and the ses-
sion will run through two weeks.
Nearly every family in Leallesville
is said to be represented. The Sec
retary. p. J. Mcleod, informs us
that about So scholars are enlisted.
Out of town students, who are
boarding and taking in the Course
are: Messrs Alex and Nance Bail aud
Miss Ruth Ball of Betty. Misses Net
tic and Bertha Rhea, of Sweetwater,
Miss Gertrude Roberts of Mouth OF
Big Greek, Misses Agnes Turner,
Lois Lott, Agilean Turner and Ma
mie Churchwell of Silver Hill, Misses
Willie aud Cecil Mcleod of East Side
River, Roy and Lena Amsler of near
Sweetwatcr, Misses Katie and Nellie
Allen of Hattiesburg, Mr.. Mel and
Misses Sallie, Winnie, Mary and f.
A. Mcleod of Vernal
With such q personnel as this Prof
Blackwell should surely accomplish
something in the way of vocal train
ing in this vicinage Trained voices
add immcasurably to the spirit of
public worship where there are back
ed up by Christian owners. We are
glad TO notice that Blackwell is a
man of piety, and believe he will
leave an impress upon his Schoo
other than the mere technical train
ipn
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
HA% -
J County Correspondence.
Observation-Disclosures
Janet Scribles.

EDITOR HERALD:- AS | have not
seen any thing in your columns from
this part, | thought | would write a
few lines to let you know how the
times are around Janet.
Well Janet is, still on the boom as
usual. Everybody's crops are just
simply fine.
Our School at Pleasant Hill is pro-
crossing nicely under the manage
ment OF Professor Fame, he has "a
pupils on roll and is conducting his
school up to date and not minute
late. | think we have got the teach
er at last that we have been looking
for.
Everybody is expecting grand
time on the 18th day of August at
Pleasant Hill School house at bar
becue and pic mic and speaking.
Hoping those parties chat have been
requested to attend on that day will
he there.
Mrs. A. E. Byrd has returned
home from visit to Ellisvillc to see
her kindred and friends
Miss Lucille Carter went on a fly
ing trip to Mobile to visit her two
sisters, Mrs. McGear and Mrs. Nc
Kinsey.
Mr.. jeff Byrd went to Merrill
Tuesday to attend to some business.
Mr. Robert Cooley has moved over
the creek to his new residence.
| must mention our good school
again, all that is lacking is our new
patent seats which we are looking
for every day; they have been order
ed. AS for good water we have got
the best well at our school house tina,
ever was. The water is as good as
ever run out of the ground. 1t is
next thing t. the Leakesville Arte-
sian well.
| believe this is all | have to write
that is interesting ind if the open
mouth of the waste basket don t
catch this | will come again when
'Daises and others are at sleep.
JANET LADY
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
Merrill.
July 24th. 1906.

July oath. 1906.
EDITOR HERALD:-A few lines to
you. We take the last look to-day
at one who was loved by all that
knew her. Mrs lIite the wife of Mr..
John Hite She died July the 23rd. !,
about one O'Clock. She said she was
ready to go, and she passed away
just like she had went to sleep after
the long suffering of about II months.
She leaves her husband and two sons
to mourn her loss.
Yours Respectfully,
w. T. DAUGIIDkILL.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03

EDITOR HERALD:-I take the a4l-
thority of having you to announce in
your columns that there will be a
barbecue and picnic at Pleasant Hill
School house, the 18th day of August
1906. Everybody cordially invited:
one and all. We also request the
presence OF the following named gen
tlemen that day if possible: Messrs
E. W. Breland, B. p. Harrison, A..
G.. Ferguson.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03

would be missed were we called from
this world, is to leave home and the
community, and upon return will
find that ii we say nothing of it. 9th
ers will never mention our having
been out of the community, they did
not miss US.
We found Leakesville on the up
ward grade and every thing doing
well. The Grand Educational Rally
one of the subjects of the town.
RoBT. r. SUTTON.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
For Sale!

On account of having decided tC
erect new Presbyterian Church in
a more favorable part of town, the
Board of Deacons of the Lcakesville
Presbyterian Church have decided tc
offer For SALE their Church Build
ing and lot, located in business cen
ter of town of Leakesvillc on main
thoroughfare between Depot and
Court House Square. Righ to reject
all offers withheld. Address yom
offerings to G. J. Miller, LeakesviIle,
Miss
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Jackson. Miss,

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his int -ntion
that said proof will be made before the circuit
clerk. Perry county, at New Augusta, Miss. on
August p 1906 viz:
John NJ. Gillis, for the heirs of Sarah Gillis,
decd. H. e. No. $3.50 for the n1sne4 and net4
nw14 sec 5. n, ii west of ST. Stephen 5
Meridian
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Phil Cephus. Martin Leggett Alex Carter,
Clarance Malone. all of Ferguson. Miss.
Il. g. G. LAMAR Register
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
!. R. MCKAY. Clerk

WANTED:-by Chicago wholesale and mail
order house, assistant manager tman or wo-
mani foR this county and adjoining territory
Salary $50 and expenses paid weekly; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant: position
permanent, No investment or experience re-
quired Spare time valuable. Write at once
for full particulars and enclose self addressed
envelope. Addres General Manager, 1873 T.
Lake St. Chicago. 7-2T
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
Notice to The Girls of Greene County

Leakesville. Miss. July 81, 1906.
| will Examine applicants to go to
the Industrial Institute and College
at Columbus, Miss, on August 11th
and 25th. Greene county is entitled
to six girls this year, and I'd be de
lighted to fill all the rooms that we
have there in the Dormatories Let's
send six girls from Greene County.
A girl to enter at Columbus any
more must be 16 yerears old
One hundred dollars ($100) will
meet a girl 5 necessary expenses there
for one session, says President Kin
cannon.
suggest that you come August
11th for examination
I'll be glad to give you any help ]
can to go to Columbus.
4 G. FERGTSON. Srnt
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
Why Fret and Worry.

When your child has severe cold.
You need not fear pneumonia or
other pulmonary diseases. Keep sup
piled with Billiards. Horehound Syrup
"a pisitive cure for Colds, Coughs.
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Mrs. Hall, of Sioux Falls S. d.
writes: | have used your wonderful
Ballard's Horehound Syrup, on my
children for five years. It's results
have been wonderful. Sold by Peo-
pies Drug Co.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03

A spirit of exceptional develop
ment seems to have siezed upon this
city. improvement is everywhere
noticeable. Progress is the watch
word. Enterprise and activity &C
hand in hand and are apparent on
all sides.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
To NV Friends of Greene Comfy

and adjoining counties. | am now
connected with the Martin Stable of
Mobile, and will be pleased to serve
my friends. Call and see me and let
your wants be known in our line.
Thanks for past patronage, Will treat
you right. All sales guaranteed as
represented.
J. c. WILLIAMS.
iy 13 4 S-1mo
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
Indioestion. Dvsnensia and

Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles are promptly re-
lieved by the timely use of Poarch's S
Peas. This is the only form of Pode-
phyllin that does not grippe, sicken
nor disturb the stomach. Only 25c
At Faulk Drug Co.
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
{ Children in Pain

Never cry as do children who are
suffering from hunger. Such is The
cause of all baby's who cry and are
treated for sickness, when they real
ly are suffering from hunger. This
is caused from their food not being
assimulated but devourcd by worms
A few doses of Whites Cream Yer
mafuge will cause them to cease cry
ing and begin to thrive at once.
Give it d trial. Sold by People S
Drug Co
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03
Once a Gas Filter

1t has been discovered that George
Gissing, the celebrated English novel;
ist who diei not long ago, once worked
in America as a gas filter. Evident
ly he didn't so into literature merely
to make money
Greene County herald., 1906-08-03

WANTED-Two printers for coun-
try newspaper and power job office.
Will pay frem. S32 90 to S45. 60 per
month in cash promptly. Applicants
Please give reference, stating age,
etc. No cigarette tiends or habituai
drunkards need apply J. r. OIL
PLANT, Poplarville, Miss.