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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02
newspaper, suggesting where differen
sorts Of persons ought to go:

ewspaper, suggesting where different
orts of persons ought TO 60:
Singers to Alto, Ga.
Lawyers to Fee, Pa.
Bakers to Cakes, Pa.
jewelers. to Gem, Ind.
Babies to Brest, Mich.
Smokers to Weed. Cal.
The sleepy to Gap, Pa.
Printers to Agate, Col.
The idle to Rust, MINI.
Cranks to Peculiar, Mo.
Poets to Parnassus, Pa.
Deadheads to Gratis, O.
Florists to Rose Hill, 10.
Thieves to Sac City, 10.
Mendicants to Begg, La.
Perfumers to Aroma, Ill.
Small men to Bigger, Ind.
Paupers to Charity, Kan.
Actors to Star City, Ark.
Plumbers to Faucet, Mo.
Old maids to Antiquity, o.
Tramps to Grubtown, Pa
Bankers to Deposit, N. Y.
Widowers to Widows, Ala.
Apiarists to Beeville, Tex.
Farmers to Corning. N. Y.
Brokers to St0ckville, New.
Hunters to Deer Trail, Col.
Hucksters to Yelvi1le, Ark.
Prizefighters to Box, Kan.
Lovers to Spoonville, Mich.
Debtors to Cash City, Ark.
Chiropodists to Cornie, Ark.
Carpenters to Sawtooth, Ind.
Politicians to Buncombe, Va.
Sewing girls to Scissors, Col.
Cobblers to Shoe Heel, N. C.
Grocers to Coffeyville, Kan.
Sports to Race Track, Mont.
Dry goods men to Calico. Cal.
The boys" to Midway, S. G.
Crooks" to Dodge City, Kan.
TheosOphists to Mystic, Conn.
Gardeners to Artichoke, MINI.
Swimmers to Neversink, N. Y.
Poulterers to Hatchville, Ga.
Puzzle fiends to Riddleville, Ga.
Physicians to Doctortown, Ga.
Whist players to Cavendish, Ind.
Society climbers to Tip Top, Va.
School teachers to Larned, Kan.
Drummers to Modest Town, Va.
The hairless to Bald Knob, Ark.
Entomologists to Bug Hill. N. G.
Peregrinators to Footville, Wis.
Pork men to to Hams Prairie, Mo-
Druggists to Balsam Lake, Wis.
Baseball players to Ball Ground
Ia
Reigning beauties to Bellecentre, o
Political orators to Stumptown, Pa.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

YES; know Mr.. Lingerlong.
"They tell me he is very easy,
going"
mot when he calls on me"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

There are nearly $4,000, 900 horses ID
European Russia. No other country ia
the world has 50 many horses as Rus
sIa.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

MANY doctors in the poorer Districts
,of London charge only twelve cents for
their professional services.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

CARBONIC ACID FROM ROOTS.
A Russian scientist has been study
ing the amount of carbon di oxide set
free from the roots of plants during
their development. 1t is well known
that carbon di oxide, or carbonic acid,
is one of the most powerful agents in
the solution of plant food in the soil.
1t was found that plant of mustard
during the whole period of growth
liberated in the soil %, 437 grams of
carbon di oxide. This will be enough
to account for a great deal that takes
place in the soil which the chemists
analysis does not reveal, and will show
us how matters they call insoluble are
made available to plants in the soil
through the action of the roots of the
plants themselves. In this experiment
with the mustard 1t was shown that
the amount of carbon di oxide evolved
was sufficient to render soluble all
the elements of the ash of the entire
plant if it were necessary to assimi-
late these from insoluble matters. The
phosphorus in pulverized rock is de-
clared insoluble by chemists. But we
know that plants do get and use it,
and the above is some indication of
how they do it. The study of soils
and roots in the Soil is but at the be-
ginning point, and there is great
deal yet to learn, and far more than
can be learned in the chemical labora-
:y.-Indianapolis News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

There are about ten millions of mi
gratory sheep in Spain, which each
year travel as much as two hundred
miles from the plains to the noun
tains Their march, resting places and
behavior are governed by special regu-
lations, dating from the fourteenth
century At certain times no one may
travel the same route as the sheep,
which have the right to Craze on all
open and common land on the way.
For this purpose a road ninety yards
wide must be left on all enclosed and
private property. The shepherds lead
their flocks, which are accompanied
by provision mules. and by large dogs,
to guard against q night attack by
wolves.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

The query of Cassius concerning the
often repeated in these days regard
ing the Japanese. Upon what meat
doth the little Jap feed that he has
grown so great? AS concerns his ma
terial food, 1t has been many times
stated, to the amazement of the world,
that he does his fighting on that mild
and insipid cereal, rice.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02

The kite, according to pathological
authorities, is declared to be extinct,
and it is practically so. But vigil
lance committee has nevertheless been
formed in Wales for the protection Of
the bird. A photographer recently
traced one of the only pair Of kites
known to exist in Souths Wales to q
cave in the mountains and with a
lucky Snapshot secured photograph.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02
sd.
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

The biggest gas meter in the world
is at East Greenwich. When filed it
contains twelve million cubic feet of
gas.
The ancient custom of putting coin
in the hand Of the dead is still occa-
sionally followed in the rural districts
of France.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02
THE
At FAULT
By IxIoN.

t was cersa.l t.st some
thing was wrong in the
household Of John Moore.
His beloved wife, who had
been the presiding divinity
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
JUST WORD.

The Reporter and Farmer has
always believed that $3.50 per year
was none too much for a good weekly
newspaper, but as many OF our com
petitors have seen fit to reduce the
pIice to S1.00 we have at last decided
to make our price $l.00 per year, il
paid in advance. To those not pay
ing in advance the price will remain
the same as now, $3.50. As a special
inducement to get money we will
give thirteen months credit for every
dollar paid between now and Janu-
airy /, 1907, to new subscribers and
to al, old subscribers who pay up
their arrears and n dollar in
advance wewill give a like credit.
The Reporter and Farmer is one
of the official papers of Day county
and is the official paper of the City
Of Webster. Publishes the latest
news of the world obtain
able each week. Has an exception
ally good department of South
Dakota news. Webster and Day
county news carefully looked after.
During January and February a
special correspondent will look after
the doings of the South Dakota leg
stature and will as usual give the
and Farmer the best report
that comes to this end of the state.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Bring in your dollar.
Yours truly,
Adams Il Denton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13
w A NOTES.

Within n week +. L. Westover, a
wealthy farmer of Charles Mix county,
South Dakota, was divorced from one
wife and took another, but notwith-
standing, sees nc reason why his neigh
bors should gossip or why he should be
town. In the hope of heading off any
talk that might embarass his new domes-
tic and social relations he had an
announcement of his divorce and a
riage published in his local paper. For
this announcement he paid the regular
advertising rates. In it he tells that his
first wife has gone to live with his own
parents, and he gives his friends and
relatives an invitation to come and visit
him and his newly-found helpmeet in
the following words: "B. l.. Westover
wishes to to the public that
on Nov. 16 his wife, Eva MISSIONER,
secured a divorce from him at Yankton.
There was no trouble between us. She
wished to be single, hoping to regain her
health more speedily. She has o
taken our son and gone to my parents
home in Ohio to live for a while. Ialso
wish to that on Nov. 81, / was
quietly married to Lois /. Smith, at the
home Of @. H. Westover at Yankton.
We now extend n cordial invitation To
our friends and relatives to visit us at
our home"
Engineer Patch, who has charge of
the Owl Greek government camp, used
in connection with the great Belle
Fourche irrigation project in Butte
county, upon which the United States
government is expanding more than
100000 while inspecting the progress
of the work along Owl Greek, was for
tpnate enough to shoot and kill an ami
nal rare TO the prairies of South Dakota
"a black wolf. During the past few
week. two of the animals have been seen
at intervals in that locality, and efforts
have been made to kill them with Win
chester rifles and shotguDs, but it
remained for Mr.. Patch to kill the first
one with a 22-calibre revolver. Mr.
Patch has sent the hide t an eastern
taxidermist for mounting. This is the
first black wolf ever killed in that part
of the state.
Thursday night the Great Northern
train which comes to Aberdeen was
wrecked on the Y of the side track at
Aberdeen Junction, while turning there
fol the return trip to Aberdeen, a freight
train running into it. The ears were
pretty thoroughly smashed mp, and
James +. Stalker, the express mes
senger, was SO badly injured that he
had to be taken to the hospital at Brock
enridge, where he is now. 1t was
Stalker's fourth trip out. He had come
from his home in Winnipeg, and to
relieve w. s. Gilmore, the regular mes
senger from Aberdeen, took the train.
The road has to secure aim ost entirely
new equipment for this train as the old
one is practically put put of business for
keeps.
The J. ]. Hill prizes for the best kept
farms in the state were won by Turner
county. s. E. Mccullough was awarded
first prize, $500; John Lakipgs, second,
$3.50; A. l.. johnson, third. Therefore
J Turner county feels proud.
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5eemGuusfrstf Dem Saos
u1te.
SerttT =. anrii. aus cams
burg iDmmt re RaGarinf. oas Der
Ssrsif Or 1nr;igeH Sseieuie suieaenos
nTudusr piro. Sle feiieu DIR Strsi-
ier erlaitsu teineH SurpaGas. pDgegen
3 DEN f1soerI Jeiiagf. 1un Sag 80
SIg near Seute mSumuferu.
Raaf1tst 1et WaaLreat&
EemonfrGttaueu.
Ssettu y. aorii. Bur Dem
Saruurser,ar n eGm6Irg laosH DIE
geraanniungeu N Dem Ntafeuoroses
1egouusu. DIR eIne Soige DIR iii II.
Sauuar m >urtigeu S1upsn feai Der
S~eiegeuieit Der @aalrsn1soemonir true
Inueu oeri1teu JroseH agslGreitun-
gen mn gItu0eranseT Il. Seseu
ndnr peuIger lis q gersmeu II IN
SerotnnuHg nit >iefeu SrapGllen ,ie
aafiase neseH Slm0 rieoensoraa sr.
1uneu uu0 Too SeugeH iHo ,OrgeiaoeH
uoraeu. Sie geraauoiansen peraeH
unit ooraus6nria lfugere Set IN
dnforun ae1meT-
Sum oertrGgen9eI Rata
eEuIunG
Serttn. y. d5ril. Eer iett-
aerige .sfe Sstrsbts Dec ,eut'&en Sst-
our IN Burlington. SotfAaftsrata
Sr- sssiaerr ,nn Dem Sufae.S Gsseus
aG1feI. Il iIm sorS-aseuaer fata N
aasrtcSgen dmt srrauak uorseu.
uianem - 31erf MT DEE @asrrsas
ming Der SefAtfag ses Saeis De- eos
Iirfasn una Sesfsnal . aot,e1gus DICE
ies antes set-aat na-- als Fetn 8i4-
fpise. II. me f2eu seHeIses. Sra'
cermaa1 Don eas'siat .-uarrt NOR
Den. sfr Sosr ,es ittse-sn Dear Den
Spt4afsrs IN Ssrsar. De- Dor 3rei
Sas-sn aus .en stslsmata Den Tie1f
r1sssfagsen IND 31r Sstt IN strsur
SarFsr Sars.a1s i1sefsit II.
SsrSttl Ssssta
SsrttR. q. as-il- csats s-
strr. II ses SeyafarssirFar3 Der Or
ssFssn Ssrefsinmsr sis Ssrsarslars
II ZEN sersits ,as esnse cslehre 80
u,ysezs1 Syegs ssss1 ssn sesaanisr
gGili1gfSgiftSsgsg CsegS J {. Ssss.s.
Sssl2' l.ssaftss SEtsrsF. Der SailsI
Ut ssu Sse5ss nimnt ssssgt aas d!
ssctfase. sas &c mssssrs CfEsis,s 81
Zen Ssgscnslanssr seiesl.g sst.
Cseys :. Z. Scss,s war sm Z.
6ssyans D ;. pen ben sisF5sn SSM'
fssssri.i reG SCR an!lsss ssr anssias'
tsn S~itglfasraHs fysissiere&eu ress:n.
Tss SsriSt iSlss 10 Der aGTaNans
an. sss @ass.s 81 Dem Sitsl sInss
Cssrasu G. 4. esys&iist Ia nGs sas
miliisriiss eswussria. piat eis Ss'
fusnis ssaas, sass. ism Den siis!
ah,nsr.sHEsn. Hsil &c isinsr Ssit Den
S6rissweys in SslSrae ~rsttssIsisi
satts.
MpntsHssre.
Sonig Separe erwartet {.
@sttins. 81. April. Ssnis
Seware bon 8nslars plrs moo I'm
9aufs sisisr @eAs ,um sssinas sss
6arFsn 3lielaas bier sintRnal. Nan
ia etssisi. I'm ben, Ssiaas ess snsli-
i4sn Sbniss bel BEN 6artisa Der
Sawasssu Serge cine ssasu sas maes
Ssrhisa asriatsis Denomination 81
erblidsu.
Eanaea.
Sauge guterwt9S
Nfefpria " G.. 81. Nprll.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-28

IllIkiI. JuH Observation-Disclosures StiULiit
1aTitr JeFuuDru uuroeu. oga fDpaiip
fen I'M gunangrtifeu MT leu lr1rI'
~trrTihrsru iutriguir;eu unr me rsDpiI'
tigndre SirsrfberesgHg n Iiberaier
Msiie Iutsr5iiistru. Sie 1rositers
SsoeraIiOn reigerte 10. lire Sinrr
lrr gUiisei giIssuaduoigsu.
Sie SGusiuGungen r.eTeu 1ei Den
a-1eitsru orpDli Iis nm N ropaiifis
dtgu s-sigeu eiue sepi1e Ssniaiim
lerour. Ere ar1riter 1etrarareu lie,eia
1eu 1is IN Wittei. oie arbeiter.g es
reguug n W,Bs@rsnit III 1r,ugeu
Sie cpnuftinns-grrie ,rseirauet DIT
cGusiuunuIgeu Iis IN @aaipW gudDsr
Sas gubiifum 4 N ler Sspiingur
jeit ruiiger J~e,rnraer- Ere SUM IT'LL
10 Inuei uIt 5ru1reu. &tIe 1essIG'
1euDe crner purne 1efauut 5emalar.
nm reirgr leu Sca1peu las HeaI
sege1eu prro. Dun nurgeu ID m
Ssrne, SgnurreMenT SeoeusmIT+ei I'M
IlreriIlTtss'Seieseuae it nit gsi9iag
il 1eieseu. g~ulffdIHise Ruae n len
St-stfa Witrei1uaftru t-tst Ina NEG
fI= Seruiigung les guhiifIms 1ei.
lie ,5sm1s" ,eseltuet IN sruem
SeI+ur-ifa lGs aGflse gerilieH De-
Stant Iner lGs srrieserr nm Pr1oriD,
Ier ier+eus De- gerrpauer III I1iIrN
I'M itlrr lGa1 rrlter furt.
,f2rGiul1ultrs eenesuaseI 2Gsen
IIeugls srToiS. ueuI ie srraer n
EIutsr= uIS SrumoetenfaGI mseftu-
lbgt ngrser- 81 Il enc lrgsiIu1t
alG-Gae. lGs ae fssierung DE- III
u~istaafsIs .rigzas aGt. De Seiel 81
,rc I1:nrua ler d1i-@te u .ntlndT
lsu- a1sgnf4gIIli5 .Gt ste issle'
cx1s I'm Den &r-stnssr u SGa
@:r1ciscr seiscrt. %, ste Ttt1ssrsl
,ars SrIse g-i4rTgr rurser, ila Il
Ggssu II. Dem alsens;reu GIs41
feeer rgI1Sr- TIes $ccss.er .ru1a
tststg ,ue Serrsrs. sas r,rulls Ss,en
uIgser r-fiurssueG- &ir sla1ser
gt4t. sGs sg Sariisr isisss T1s. q.
eis S~alifuy1gr. Siats ssisTist Us
s7gnti4e Sertraxgr mesr. iis se Sc,
Z .eii. enc Issg,ars II seFsgw.
rsl.e .EtsirIgr il. i.:s SSiS; y
ts1r."
agS IN WarfstIIss
triefsIts
Tsrfeillss. 27.asril. Semat
li.s esfss Ens Issanrarts Ers e
4ic5e=. Ssitiss TerrrEratt,asr
i;lssz Eat. Tis Ssrsscrusri. --ysr
ssssEtgae esrEsgit.
On SEnsEis wit ar.y.
eiE.E.
Gems. %. as,Il. SIsr -gsssr
F.riftli.s Ssrsiis s.fgrssr. Gus -sl
.gI siEs Ssysinegns esr Strsi!l.itg
nil ssriStictsr Su,rAtf;s- hsr,er
ssst.
@~risAenlans.
CIpmpifae SsisIe.
athsu, q. april. Tis i,rt
ssissisl griolss Der ausriiiniiSs Or
atslstsu b,sinnt Bal esu 6risasn Sssil
ssr~oorurufsn. rhsIsia i'm @yrssu mi
@an;sn uu.sr ben Nsittampfsrn irreS
aIs au5sbsi Den Suiaausru cine ausss
isiSni, Stimmuns hsrriat. ginia
Der lsstsrsn iuuuisu isoca iars @sfasl
|: uiat osrbtrssn uno Siiasn pures ,sr
i4isosutlia ssSort. Die Gmuiiaus
lsssu Der SADIE issoa isins SsSsutan,
BEL.
g mar hsuis elm esfaaftiasr Sna
Gas Wsttiawimmsu iouuisr Der nm
rubiasn SEE halbsr uiAt ~abashalkl
tutrotu. Die SuiAau.r auf Dem STA
/, blum ssipieu srosss SntsrsFe. Oh
aIsi4 Der Ssfnd Elm gutter mar, Bile
sr bod bin.sr BEN an frnbsrsn Sna,l
etuas surid.
Die amsriiansr srrana.n bsuts nj,
Der quite @rfolss.
9rpbbritannieu.
Der ttanfe Wannaur
6rcnt.
9onbou n, %. aptiI. Nus 10,
Sab uiro aemelbsi. bab iArilId
sruppsn @l.ariib an Der sappt.Iuri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-28
6tgrn tintn Stantsi1rtih
srrTrn or rnn5jfHarn scajr1cH Surraruugcu.

.usseu Deg wspaiTffeu IND Ar-sertsrTIsreru.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-28

sir SUNNI fmrr. - sum R%roIrfur'
SiuiUmmlimr EcueumngrH.