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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01
WEEK OPENS LIGHT.
May DAY and Uncle Sam Lead Selling
And Make Climbs.

II today is an example OK the trad
jng 10 be recorded for the week open
ing today another light run viii be
ahulked against the local exchange,
This mornings totals were 1l,62O
shares transferred wish a total selling
value OF tl0.33S. This figure is low
and shows an UNUSUAL sleepincss y
$1,000 run WIS recorded some lays
ago burt this was while the eastern
depression was in full bloom and 1t
WAS thought at that time The 10000
mark would be thing OF history
What ails the salt Lake market now
s. hardly known, The eastern trouble
is not entirely past but this CAN not
he made AN excuse for such lethargy
as is being displayed here In con
Nection with n reference Ia affairs in
The east letter received this MORN
ing by Judge ColbWrn from Craig r.
Gurrin of 67 Wall street, rs interesting
This says the recent slump makes the
raising OF big sums of money difficult
Al this time bat when folks regain
their sober senses the public win sec
that this country Is not going 10 the
dogs and VIII gain enter the invest
ment market. larger interes; than
ever viii be taken in mining securl-
ties" The writer. one Of New Yorll's
largest mining followers. wrote this
,tot In tho usual market letter. but
IA a personal vein. making the ssser-
lion worthy at Thought
With mem like John DeIn and as
FOciates today assuming control OF the
May Day that property cano Ia for
attention and iss stock sold at 80 u, 81
snd 8 u. During the regular call
1000 shares sold at the first figure
On the open board another 200 sold
for the same price, Loco for 81 and
zoe at 81 y, Uncle Sam climbed from
49, to 81. total If B. oOO shares going,
all during the regular call The fore.
noon sales and closing quotations fol-
low:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
rEvAnA NOTES.


Win SJli Lake People Nlcntioncd.
special to the Goldacld Tribune
from thyolIte says:
y AZ Largent, the Salt Lake rntniug
man who Is deeply interested IN she
Bullfrog and Lee districts, and the man
who, with Dr. W, s. Phillips and b, ~
Taylor made The recent purchase Of
the HAysetd, State Line and BuErv
ptpPetuea of the Lee district with john
Mcdonald and other members Of the
RhSolite board OF trade, has just yes
turned from TIP To the Lee distTlCt
an the Funeral range,
on his return to RhyOlitc. tArgent
shower some OF the richest specimens
OF ore that has ever come ont OF "
southern Nevada mine A handful OF
Hayseed ore WAS crushed ana pauned
ana spectator NOW has In his posses
sion 50 worth of gold that came from a
piece OF o1e that did not weigh TWO
pounds,
The orc vas picked from the dump
OF tine HaSScel and did not show free
gold until II was pauued. IL is the ac-
cunulatlOu OF strikes Of thls kind that,
taken with the settlement OF la boz trou.
bleS and the barring OF the j. w w,
from Nevada, is making the present
poortl.
The stocks ot the southern Nevaua
districts are up an average of 30 points,
while some of the stocks are doubling
In values.
In Rhyollte. Beatty and Lee the
prices OF lots are soaring and within
The past week SGnie OF the Lee ana
Beatty lots have sold as many as four
lines n | greatly Increased valUes,
Reports from SkidOo and GFeenwater
are as remarkable as those OF the Lee
and BulltrOg districts. for the strike
which Was made on the West Extension
ANA the HoneStake Extension seem TO
ba but the forerunners Ol rich strikes
that are being reported from every dir
rccttor.
Within the past week the Gilt Edge
the Echo Lee and the Iulip group In
The Lee district have reported ana prov
On rich finds, while In the BullFTogs
National Bank. the HON estakc Extern
sion and abe Bullfrog Teddy are the
lucky properties
j. Ross Clark OF the Salt Lake Route
n1ade n tour OF the mines and visited
the Homestal1e Extension just before
the strike was made. for II was the
shots that were fired while he was on
the ground that broke into the rich ore
that liz ready fox sacking on the dump.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01
CONCENTRATES.

Chas. RooklidEe Is home from New
YORK after a "Trip OF business and pleas
ure combined,
S. w Eccles and party Wens TO Seat
tie and Tacoma saturday night In a
private car to inspect smelter COndi-
lions there on their return they will
Visit the principal Nevada mining
camps
The great Mohawk mine at Golddeld
has actually produced $1,000 900 In ten
mouths. which is something like $4,000
a day. II has been rem arkable for It's
richness Many miners get rich by
stealing the halt-gold ore from II while
at work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01
Reduced Rates Via oregon Short Lime

Tickets on sale from Ogden and in
termedlate points APRIL Attn 10 9th,
inclusive. final limit April t2th, From
other stations In Utah north OF Ogden
April lsth. From Idaho points April
3rd TO 6lh, inclusive, hnal limit April
18th. From Union Pacific points,
Green River and west, April srd 20
7th, inclusive, limited 10 April t5th,
From Southern Pacific points east OF
Monticello, April srd to 9Th, inclusive,
final ltnit April ] 5th- For rates and
further information see agents.
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L. HANcHETr BACK

l.. Hanchett IS back from a trip To
the Cactus, whore he found conditions
q. Is, MIR llanchets says last months
record for the milne Is 2t000 tons. Ia IN
understood more miners are to be added
20 the present force employed upon the
properties and more active stopping is In
be pursued ore Is being shipped 10 the
smeliers Ina good shape The shortage
OF coal has been nuisance and 1t APP
pears probable that the mines and
smelters thrp uehOut the intermountain
region will not get more than barely
enough coal even during the summer.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
MEATS AND POULTRY
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TOIlAY,S.

Utah Savings & Trust Co, to j. r.
Whitaker, part Of lot 3, block ~
n PM MItehei i'' Toll 81 al Exec. 10 "
Pierce Buckley trustee, lots o.
etc, block /, Poplar Grove /
utah Conn q Savings Bank 20
Geo, 2, Morris. lots ! and ?, block
! plat ,...-.,,, .,,,,.,..-,.,,,,- $3.50
and !, biossk I. Plat J,...',,, 49, l,5oo
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PRODUCE.
CHrCAco.

Chicago, April 1---Th wheat today OPP
ened active and firm q a good demand
from commission houses and shorts. The
chief bulllsh factors we're reports OF raisl
III Kansas and Statements of damage by
the green hug May Olened unchanged 10
y higher at 76is to- 56s and sold al res.
The corn market WIS exceedingly dull,
hat moderate receipts and the iirmnesa
OF the wheat market held prices steady,
Mas corn opened Unchanged at i5h and
sold al 46ii
The oats market was quiet and prices
were steady. May opened shade to isq27
higher NJ " TO 1874 Ind for a time held
within that range
There WAS almost lothIng doing In the
provisions market lut prices were firm
because Of a 1o-ceut advance In live hogs
MAY pork opened Ztshigher at ,371h. lard
was up ~ MT 9.02h and ribs We're 1i4GIO
cents higher at S.Us,
There Will he no market tomorrow. cleo
lion day.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York April Sugar, raw, strong
Fair refining. 5i4 Centrifugal, 81 test, 35s
molasses sugar ~
COFFEE Quiet. M Rio. 1a7Is; No 4
Santos, 8.
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CAPT. M'vIcHIE RETURNS.

Capt, Duncan McVichie OF the Heinze
engineering staff returned to city
Thursday afternoon loaded down with
samples from the Silver King minis.
where he made a two days expectation.
This fact adds color 10 the reports con-
corning Heinze and his desire to become
interested In the King, and ii seems
probah BILE that he will he some pun
kins" In the new analsamated COM
pany,-I'aFk City Record
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WEATHER REPORT

Bec.rd ~ tie ucA 5lnle vi tGe Wratu
er bureau for ths 4 hours ending at
a. N. today
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
FORECAST TILL G p. NJ. TUESDAY.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
cooler.
r, j. HYATT.
Section Director.
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Mi, ~ A, Bender Cets Good Position

IN on years Epare lime study with
the international Corre-oOndence
School, / qualified FOR and secured a
good position ms Mechanical Drafts
msu M 500 per month"; / can most
highly recommend their courses, as
they are easily learned, thorough brief
and practical Signed
A. A. BENDER.
ne South w Temple Salt Lake City.
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS

Outlines OF EooleslastlcaI History"
tlT5. s2,5O, SAYS; 1.-THE Gospel 75c
1ltb, $40; ''New Witness for God"
$3.50, $780, "Successlon In tho Pres-
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Nauyoo. sl.26, s?25: Missouri Perse-
entions. il,2B sg,25s "Mormen Doc
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Desersl News Book Store, Salt Lake
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WEST QUINCY SUIT.

The West Quincy Mining company
has filed suit against w r. Hutchinson
and r. f. Miller 10 recover $4,000, which
sum II Is alleged was Improperly taken
from the funds Of the company. These
gentlemen have not yet made answer
but 1t is understood the money Will all
bo accounted for In Il showing that 1t
was used for legitimate company ex~
penSes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01

Old books, Music and Magazines. Put
them III strong new covers for preser-
Walton Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound, The
News" hTndery can do the work in
any form al any price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01

1t will be seen nine mines distrlputea
close TO 81 100000 The mines contrib
utine over 100000 We're the paly West
Daily Judge and Utah Con- with me
last named al the head OF the. llst SO
far as amounts are concerned lhe
mines named represent the entire state
ais they are scattered in all directions
This shows that Utah has a number OF
districts which vie with each other IN
running mn The dividend llst' me Gus .
1fibntlons were in the main quarterly
declarations, although Il number were
monthly. With mines like the pnlS
Judge Just starting In and YET paying
over $4,000, and dozens of new mines
promising TO get ia with the old VIM
ers. Utah certainly Is the greatest state
In the Union and one that II doing big
substantial things In A qutct modest
snanner.
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.Ars You Going on a ,Ilsslong

II 10 come TO ns for Photos as we
will make You a special discount Mon
roe studio SO W, End South. We viii
Jake rate tickets from any other studio
at face value
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TROUBLE AT JUNEAU.
Operators and Union Clash in Frigid
Nortt---Troops Are Called.

Seattle, March 81. "A dvlees from Ju-
neau LAKE tonight reports Il strike OF 500
miners at the Treadwell mine on Doug
lass Island, Operators refuse TO confer
with union committee troops have
beeri ordered 10 the scene by acting
Governor DIsron from For SeMnrH
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SAN FRA vcrsco MARKET

James a. Pollock & Company, bank
ers and brokers. furnish the following
reports of stocks this afternoon in the
San Francisco market:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS:

st Louis April I.-wlo. steady Ter
rtory and western mediums H9ass ;ine
mediums 1904, fine. 1dtIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01

Cheapest accident Insurance--Dr
Thomas EoleciFiu Oh Stops The pain
and heals the wound, An druggists sell
H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01

WE DO JOB PRINTING and ths
KIND or lob printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The pes-
eret News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-01
KANSAS CITY

Kansas City April l-~-Cattle- Receipts.
5000: market 10 cents higher, Native
steels, +.J0Qs6.20; native cows ah helters,
2.6G(t4.5G; stockerE and feeders s. l5g5ylS;
calves. a-Oefi7 90. western led teets, T., =
p5 so; western fed cows, e.0eMe5o,
IoEs-Reeeipts, 1000; maTle Sl1lO cents
higher Heavy and packers, 6.S045-5Ilsi
gs and Lights 5-56d5 d.
sheep Receipts. 5000: manet strong.
Mpttpns- 5, 25R6.0O. lambs, I 2Hl S0i range
wethers, 5,JQle. "; fed ewes, 3.eO6a5-15.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha Aprll l,--Cattle- Receipts, e5ce;
market strong to 10 cents hi Cher Mtlvc
steers, i,t0Q5, 81 western steers 8. 95s5. 2li
Gamers e.Oog3-O0; stOclSers and feeders
S.Uyf5.eg, calves, S.OOlB.50; bulls andllags
J,Ooli.ie
ogs-Receipts 1900, market 5ftI cents
higher. Heavy. 6,A5I6.S 80; mixed 6.i54
Sheep--keceipts. 2tOO0: market . cents
lower Yearlngs, 6,Osqf6 81 wethes. 5.T51
GO, ewes J-Oya6 rs; lambs, 10000.
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Chicago. April ,-Cattle-7eecipts, o.,
CO... market 10 cents higher. Beeyes, 4.?jQS
$50; COWS, |, S9g5,oe; hcleTs. 2-s5q6 70:
calves, 5-60a7 So good to PRIME steers 5.eo
aGS5j poor 70 medium, 4-sGlG ~; srockcrs
and teeders 2.S5stS.00-
Hogs-Receipts e),OoD. nurket 10 cents
higher. LighI and mixed. e5a6.75s heavy,
G.3S4e rs, rough, 6.Sdt6. 30; pigs, 8. sfG6-dbi
good to choice heavy 5 .6os6.I5
Sheep-Receipts- $500: market weak to
10 cents lower Native, 4 3lf6 80. western,
25ss 80. yearlings s.S5d1l y lambs, COG
$40
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BID Sum is Distributed Among
Shareholders During Month
lust Ended.
EXACT AMOUNT is $79s'5oo.


T',ah ~ e mining state hold nFsl
-Isce. Sine out Of 10 people VIA stop
for am instant and think about thls Pc
fore the5- cam feel surc they kno" IT,
other states advertising has been an
example Of advertising par excellence
No claim Is taken up; no SHAFT oF ''t'
rel started: no company fotmed N''n'
out due notice Of the samc throushoo'
me United states. When ore Is struck
no matter how small the quantity 'nls.
too. ia horalded loud and long ou'
1,,ah IN her misunderstanding man man
ner is finding mines and her OLD mllies
are paying dividends as theS heNg.
nave before During the past upi'nt
s7qs. 500 was the sum reptCscnttu ~
dsyidond declarations. OF this blg sum
SIC OGO and $4,000 Is TO be PAID Qurllls
ihe pTescn, month. The Columbus CoE:
Win distribute The first amount Aprli
Ana Tho Utah Con win distribute tle
second suna April 25, The tabuiasea az
reunt Of the various mines ana me
amounts of dividends they posted to'-
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WHOLESALE.
FARM PRODUCTS,

Alfalfa. per ton baled ..--.-.-,.,..150O
Timothy, per ION ....,..-----.---,,"l $500
Wheat, per hundred -..-.------.....1-25
Corn, per hundred ...-..-------.-.. l-3O
Oats. per hundred ,,......s-.--s--.,-1-70
Barley rolled, per hundred ..------.-1-45
Flour. family, per hundred ..-------1.55
Flour, straight grade. per hundred. l.65
Flour. high patent. per hundred Hiss
Bran and shorts, peg hundred ..-.--I,00
Corn ineal per hundred -.--.---1-soal9G
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS. ~ u. SO, Temple. Both
Phones $40
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

r. r. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers
~ Commercial Blk 5pth Phones ] gTs
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, ?l6 D. Z. Walker Block
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e. NJ WEST 4 CO.. stock brokers
n r. Walker Blk. Tel. 165: res, S510-x
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03
XXX 49, ~ ~ JzA-A~ Ss.1SSlY,
! County Correspondence. !


Mrs. r. M. Mckay was on the sick
list last week
Miss May Taylor has had full case
of the measles.
Mr.. Carl Williams who is running
a sales and feeding Stable here has
sold one carload OF nice horses and
Jmules aud look ng for another car
load soon.
Some of the Merrilites was disap-
pointed Sunday week ago, on nc
count of rain.
Miss Fannie Moody of Lucedale
was up visiting her brother DR.. T.
f. Moody recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ Givins daugh-
ter Carrie, who is now attending the
Knotts High School of Mobile was
home for couple of days of week be-
fore last.
Mrs. E. Rose was in Mobile week
before last
Mrs. Trenton Taylor of Louin
Miss, was visiting relative, lately.
Mr. Lawrens Taylor made trip
to Magazine Point a few days since.
Mr. Dumas was in Mobile register
ed at the Southern a few days back
hunting a new location, we regret
very much to see them leave.
Blue BELL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03

MARRIED, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Byrd
en- Sunday, April, IA 1907 at u o.
clock, Mr.. Simon Summers and Miss
Martha Byrd, Mr.. Gains West oflici
ating Attendants were Misses Ber-
tina and Lonretta Byrd and Messrs
Charlie aid Irwin Byrd, all relative
of the bride After the ceremony tbs
bridal party repaired to the dinner
table where q most excellent dinner
was served, such as can only be
found at Mr. Byrd S. The bride ant
her maids were most becomin@ly
gowncd in white. This couple have
many friends who wish them all ths
joys obtainable and many returns d
this happy day. Quite crowd Of in
vited guests were present.
Miss Mamie IIilIraan Of Washing
ton was smiling on Il CROWD OF I'D
mirers Sunday.
The family OF Mr.. Rance Smitl
are having q siege o the measles this
week.
irwin Byrd is scaling down on Biz
Greek this week for r. H. Wander
| ford who has the measles.
| We glimpsed the faces of Joe Daugh
drille and Colon Dunnam from BIC
Lain at the wedding.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03

our High School movement, ! wish
to say that we are very much indebt-
ed to Supt. A. c. Ferguson for SER
vices rendered us in our school meet
ing held on the 10Th, inst, 1t is our
purpose to ho.d second meeting on
18th prox., at which we expect To
decide on the lot of ground on W ich
to build our school-house. Everybody
interested in higher education is in
vited to our meeting.
As my article is growing lengthy
] will ring off by saying If this finds
it's way into the Herald | shall come
again. Success to the HERALD and
its Proprietor.
T. u, popERTS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03
McLaln.

McLain, Miss, April. 20, 1907 =
Dear Editor, Will you allow me space
to write. Our little town is growing
nice, the gardens are fine.
We had a nice Sunday School yes
terday. And Church too. By Brother
Winborn, We had a large crowd &c
attend.
Mrs. c. E. Anderson visited rela
tives at Hattiesbu~g last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Morgan from
Hattiesburg were on visit to their
relatives at McLain recently.
Mrs. ]. Williams and son were on
a visit to Mrs Bailey at McLain.
Mrs c. Stay took "a flying business
trip to Beaumont.
The School has closed here now.
Yours TRULY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03

We are still waiting to hear if Chas.
Green got the $10O to pay for his
hired team
Mrs. Mary Byrd and children are
on visit to their daughter and sis
ter Mrs. Octie Summers up near
Grafton.
Mrs MoIie Ferguson is visiting
friends and relatives this week.
The many friends OF Mrs. jeff Byrd
wish her a speedy recovery from her
spell of sickness.
The Reunion of children and friends
of Rev. p. G.. Hillman was IL most
pleasant affair. A large crowd all
bringing u nice basket Of dinner was
evidence to Uncle Pink" of the
high esteem and devotion Of these
friends and relatives.
DR.. r. Fl. Coleman made a visit to
our village few days past.
Mr.. Ira Roberts took the measles
in camp but vas carried to the home
of Mr. Cai Byrd where be is doing
fine under the care OF Mrs. Roberts,
A few of our folks braved the ele-
ments Friday and attended the spea-
king at Washington
Luther says his board bill has not
been presented yet but from what
Dame Rumor" says his frequent
visits are in earnest.
A new baby girl has come to Stay
at AE1.. and Mrs. W. Todd's
M. G. Vanderford and Assistant
James Avera spent several days SUI
veying last week.
The HERALD improves every day
and is a most welcome visitor.
WIDow.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03
Mullett Mince.

Mullett, Miss, April %, 1907
Health of our community IS very bad
at this writing
Farmers are hnstling around these
days
Mr.. C. p. Eubanks had the Guilt
vators in his corn field a few days
since
We are glad to report Miss Edith
Hazard better al this writing.
Planting viii be delayed some on
account of so much cold weather,
hustle up boys, aud be ready when
when it turns little warmer
A new telephone line from Luce
dale to the b. & B. Lbr., Co.
We are sorry to note the illness Of
MRS. Paschal
Miss Evvie Stevens entertained q
number Of friends Saturday night at
birthday party. She received sew
eral nice presents and made the oc
casion enjoyable TO her guests.
The best time for candidates to
visit a pla:e IS at mealtime, so when
they get through eating they're gen
orally off, then there's no time lost.
Mr.. Joe Hazard has new butcher
| from Moss Point. Hes as fat as a
pig,
Mr.. Will Wexford drives his mule
soon and late
Nut drives the streets since be
bought him new horse.
Mr.. W. H. Eubanks has him new
farmer, Mr. Ed Davis.
The neighbors gathered up and
planted the widow Booth S corn some
few days back
Mr.. Marion Hazard has the finest
Irish potato patch in "Goosepond
town
The K. G. Lumber Go. has several
thousand logs in the Beaver pond
near D. c. Eubanks, and they re fill
ing mother Damned creek" back
of c. P. Eubanks.
Mr., Charlie Adams has him $40
buggy cow Hurrah! for Charlie.
Mr.. jim and John Cannon have
purchased them new Winchester
rife apiece. Lookout turkeys.
Miss Parepa Montroy and Prof.
jim Hamblin will be missed very
much when they leave us, YOU know
the school is almost out
We are sorry to note the illness Of
Mrs. Susie Havard, mother cI the
PoSt-mstress OF this place.
Miss Mary Gibson is on. the sick
lis at present but hone She will soon
recover.
There is only one more week of
School at this place
Mrs. Ed Robin Of Euhanks, spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Louie
Gibson, who has been very sick, but
is mendiag slowly.
NJ Crenshaw is on the sick list.
Ii you want to see Sam Gibson, 90
to his field you'll find him there.
Mr.. A. B. Eubanks is still book
keeping for the B. & B. Lumber Co.
Mr.. Levi Crenshaw and boys drive
their mules every day to tie pillow,
"Old man Sam Hampstead is an
other one of Mullets hustlers.
I'll close with best wishes to the
readers of the HERALD and asking
some one else to write some Dots !"
from Mullett
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-05-03

ard early to rise, makes one healthy
happy and wise especially if you
take Herbine before retiring A posi-
tive cure for constipation, Dyspepsia
and all liver complaints. Mrs. s.,
Columbia, Tenn. writes: II always
keep a supply of your HerDine on
hand. Am SO pleased with the relief
it gives in costipation and all liver
complaints, that words can express
nay appreciation Sold by Peoples
Drug Co.