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BOTH USED CUTICURA
AND ARE WELL AGAIN

olrv husband had been n great 9uf1
s,,r.,r ,yftH rheumatism Tor uadr.. fifteen
- Ar first DO was lu I.. bone. ..r
after 4 while L. was Iu Oh" flesh ana
GraIIv running sores broke out .u his
Ieg. from below the knees tJ ttn ankles.
Tbara are no words % Tell all tue r.--
comfort and great suffering E- lat 90
Linn nirht and dav. He used arsgs
I'M If remedy and three phr-lrians
traoted him. one after the other. W.rn-
CIrt any good results whatever. So
one dav / happened % read about
CIIricura Remedies. / asked him X
no would not try them. No., -aa le.
Ifs no use, I've spent enough money
nov The next dav / ordered five
dollars worth of CutlCUra soap. Cutie
go Ointment, and CUtICura Be-ulvaUr.
re hagan to use them without conf
Janca but after three weeks all the
soras were dried up. The burning
fra stoned. and the pains uaCams
haarabIe. After three months be- was
1,,ita well. Two years later the pains
and sores came back after he had been
working hard and haCr taken cold.
Rut as soon as h. used CutlCura again
r. cured him. Two years ago / Used
Cutic,lra Pills for general debility. They
did me 4 great deal of good and made
mo we'll. Three months since i had pains
in nv back and Cuticura tooo them
away, too. I can prove this ta-rl-
monial at any time. Mrs. v v Albert,
Upper Frenchville, Me, July q, 1907
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04
GREAT HISTORICAL FEASTs

Our THANKSGIVING feasts recall
some of the great feasts Of history.
Notably among the most ancient was
mat of Belsnazzar. the last king OF
Babylon. who gave q big spread to a
thousand of his mobiles. 1t was here
that 5hat amazing description was
written upon the wall by an invisible
hand. which so troubled the king that
the Joints Of bis loins We're Ioosened
and his knees smote against each
other" As the boys would say he
was scared some" Nowhere in liter
allure is to be found such a lively am
plifcation OF terror and disnay.
A greater feast than that of Bel
shazzar's was that Of the Archbishop
Of York. in the year 1866. and at
which no unbidden guest appeared.
Some Of the English histories give
the following as the bill of fare for
that memorable occasion:
Three hundred quarts Of wheat
Cnow known as old rye. three hun
dred tuns Of ale, one hundred tuns of
wine, one pint of hypocras, a hundred
and four oxen, six wild bulls. a thous-
and sheep, three hundred and four
calves. the same number Of swine.
four hundred swans. two thousand
geese, a thousand capOns. two thOus-
and pigs four hundred plovers. a hun
dred dozen Of quails. two hundred
dozen Of the birds called "rees." q
hundred and four peacocks. four
thousand maIlards and teals. two hun
dred and four cranes. two hundred
and four kids, two thousand chickens.
four thousand pigeons. four thousand
crays, two hundred and four bitterns.
four hundred herons. two hundred
pheasants, five hundred cartridges.
four hundred WOOdcocks. one hundred
curlews, a thousand egrettes. more
tnan five hundred stays. bucks and
does. four thousand cold venisOn pas
Ties. d thousand parted" dishes of
jelly, three thousand plain dishes of
jelly, four thousand cold baked tarts.
fifteen hundred hot venison pasties.
TWO thousand hot custards, six hun
dred and eight pixies and beams. a
dozen Dorpoises and seals. with pro-
portionate quantity of spices. sugar
ed delicacies and waters or cakes.
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A BIG EDITION

The Tampa Tribune is continuing
10 achieve honors. ID has lately got
ten ont a special Polk county edition.
consisting OF ffty-four pages. Il is il
Illustrated with cuts of the proposed
new court house. other public build
iugs and pictures of its progressive
citizens.
There is nothing left unsaid that
could be said. and nothing said that
is not nicely said.
Mr. Stovan. the owner of the Trib-
ure. may well congratulate himself
on this superb edition. It not only
speaks volumes in praise of Polk
county. but rejects distinction as a
piece of journalistic work.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04
TIE CAMPAIGN FUND INFLUENCE

Tha, the republican CAMPAIGN fund
was nearly three times as great a.
The democratic fund may not have
been the paramount reason for Judoa
Taft's election. but it is a painful Pc.
hinder that for the past twenty wears
since the World began it's sp1ardi5
fight for campaign publicity and cam
paIsn funds attained to the dignity of
national scandals. the party with tho
largest campaign fund has been sic
cessiul in the election of a president
Back OF this, however, NAV be the
paramount cause Of Judge Taff'- vic.
.ory-that is. the fact that the law
less wealth Of the country feared Mr.
Bryan more than it did the distip-
suished and more conservative candf-
date OF the dominant party. as aid the
legitimate commercial fnfere.,-
winch would Of necessity suffer from
any nseJtIing Of general busfnass
conditions brough> about bv a drastic
attack upon predatory wealth Added
10 this was the fear of the Iah,r.r
and smaller salaried man that I'M.
election of candidate who WAS o,-
posed by the large financial fn-arast-
would result in a loss of work or q
neaEy reduction of wages. which
WDUlI no an .cs,co;,1 z-r
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ment Of Mr. Bryan. Tn view OFF the
fact that ne reduced the o.-rvle.u-
ing republican majority of 100000
four years ago To- appruN.u1 a.v D..
100000 in this election. and rEa- -l-
democratic party gained only six
members Of the lower house of con-
gress. would il not De fai~er ro com
pare the Great CommOuer.- vote Hi-h
the vote for democratic candidates
for congress. where national ISSUES
were involved. rather than with the
votes for governors i'm the va-iJN
states, separate and distinct from TIE
national questions. We're before the
peOple?-Albert II. Roberts. TaIahas-
see, Fla, in New York World
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A Single Treatment

Consisting Of a warm bath with Cuti-
cllra Soap. gentle application gf CUTE
crra Oinsment. and mild dose u
Cuticura ResOlvent or Pills. is often
sufficient 60 afford instant relief. permit
rest and sleep. and point % a speedy
cure If torturinC, di-tiguring eczemas.
rashes, feelings, irritatious. and .Utam-
motions Of the skin auj scalp, from
in1ancy to age, when all else fails.
C1rtcura Soao f25rJ. Ointment .l0r.. Er-..se1t
f5Ur.. and Pills l-Jr- -.- $3.50. H. FI. ..I
tnr,luo.uut the world. Potter DRUG o. Chem Corp.
Sole PROPS. ~ columbus Ave. E H-f.l.
az Mailed free. Cuticur2 BOOK On SE-l Diseases.
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SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil with HypO-
phOSphiteS should always be
kept in the house for the
following reasons:
FirSt-BecauSe, if any member
OF the family has a hard cold.
It will cure it.
Second Because. If the chill.
dren are delicate and sickly. Il
VIII make them strong andwel.
1hird-Because, if the father
or mother is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciated.
II viii build them up and owe
them flesh and strength. ,
Fourth Because it IS the
standard remedy I'm all throat
and lung affections.
NO household should be with
cut il.
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OCALA CITY DIRECTORY

Mr.. Louis J. Brumby is to b- 81
graduated for the splendid style On
which this book is completed q. Isl
admirable in every way-in irs mat
ter and in its makeup. It is a look
Cf POO pages and is full of handy and
useful information. Besides the cen.
sus enumeration ir is "a complete
guide to the city and nothing seems
TO be omitted. It has O. cut OBJ. our
handsome court house. Confederate
monument. and its advertisements are
not among the Ieas. of IT'S 1-frlc
tons
Mr.. Brumby has placed rH- entire
city under obligations to him
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04

Down at Ocala the other day. -V0
white men got ON jays ami fourIshed
pistols around promiscuousIy ami me
result was fines of 5000 iu rHa mayors
court and 5000 i'm the county court.
and one night i'm Jail The fines we're
paid. Better not go TO OcaIa ro have
nigh jinks.-JacksOnville Metropolis
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SHALL We SELL CUR HERITAGE
FOR A MESS OF POTTAGE?

Hon. Frank Clark. congressman
from he second congressional dis
rtc, OF Flor.6a. is crying aloud for
The "pro5ecio@" Of Sea Island Gotten.
Cotton is g native CT the tropical and
zewt-ropicai regions IF beth namis-
pheras. It's fber YVES known 10 CIR
ro.etat1ars for many generations past
yel the manufacture OF its dber
into cloth amounted 10 very I,t.c
until Eli Whitney invented his
machine for ginning it-that is. sep
aracinS the seed from the lint.
/ After suffering the disappoin,merts
and hearcaches OF most benefactors.
/ Whitney died in 1925. His gin was
perfected and in operation sometime
in 1892.
So no one has the hardihood to call
/ the growing OF cotton or its manu-
facture tnJo cloth al infant indus
try"
It is bowed down with the weigh
Of years Vet she democratic congress
man from the district where the per
lection Of IFS growth is The more ade-
Quately obtained. wants it to be made
q monopoly OF by the system Of pro-
/ lection.
Mr. Stephen NJ Sparkman. congress
man from the first district oil Flor
/ ida wants tobacco. oranges, grape
fruit Iemcos, pine apples and similar
/ products protected" by act Of con
gress.
Tobacco is contribution of the
western hemisphere % the civilized
world. When Columbus discovered
/ America he and his comrades obsery-
] ing the natives putting The smoke OF
the Tobacco plant through their
mouths, thought il a novel sight
The "discoverers." quick to catch on
/ to q "@oos thing" soon adopted the
. custom and il was u0r long before it
spread TO all parts Of the world.
The growing Of tobacco. therefore.
. is not I'D "infant Industry" nor is its
manufacture into cigars I'm IT'S iufar-
. I'll. stages.
! The growing OF oranges. lemons
ana kindred fruits. were known long
! before the discovery of the New
/ World However. oranges have been
. grown for profit in Florida for less
than forty years and pfneapples for
/ less number of years.
But whether they be .iufant indus
trise" or otherwise. the theory OF
/ hostile 10 all the tenets Of the demo-
/ cratic faith
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04

Send this advertisement. t1aefb.., ...,. $500.
u paper Ia ~hich u appears ,...r go. -. -
iour cents 10 cover postaae. and ID. ,..II -
you (ompiete Handy Atlas 81 tha WsfidF
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. 4Os Pearl "a. Ne- Y.rE
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04

Florida now pays $750.000 annually
as pensions to Confederate veterans
and their widows.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04
Fifteen YEARS Of
KEEN suffering

Rheumat.su Developed Burning,
Painful Sores Or Lers-T0r,l-ed
Day ard Ni-.t- Tried Al. Kinds
Of Remedies 10 No Ay7.I-W.ie
Had Debility ard Pains IN Back
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of the authority con-
ferred upon me. as trustees in q certain deed
of trust. made and axecuted by G. =. Hillman
uothe 18th day of June 1903. to me as trustee
to secure certain indebtedness due D. r.
Edwards. which said deed of trust is recorded
in Deed Book number One on pages 1888 in
the Chancery Clerks Office OF Greene County
Mississippi and whereas default has been made
n payment of said Indebtedness, 1 will on the
First Monday and the
Ind day of November 1908,
in front OF the Court House door in the town
OF Leakesville. Greene County. Miss. offer for
sale and will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. during legal hours the
following described property. to wit:
one slxl6 GelSer Engine. mounted on forty
horsepower boilerand mounted on wheels.
one number Three Hench and DrumgOld Saw
Mill outfit with 80 feet of carriage. three head
blocks. Two 56-inch Circular Saws One Cut
on Saw. One Tower Edger with three saws
One pump. and all other fittings connected with
said machinery; said mill now being located in
Greene County, Miss.
Also the following described property:
west half OF North west Quarter OF Section
Three (3) township TWO 90 North of Range
west IN Greene County, Miss. Also one 3
wheel Lindsey Log Wagon, One yoke Of oxen
named Mack and Lion. one colored yellow
and the other brindle. One yoke OF oxen Iamcd
Bright and Rowdy one colored white and
the other white and red pided. One yoke OF
oxen named Jack ank Mig both colored black
Witness my signature this the 2lst day OF
Sept. 1873.
1920 c. M EDWARDS Trustee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Go Tewark.

Young man, go to work. There
is no time to be idle now. You
must carve out your own way if it
is ever SUCCESSFULLY carved. You
must carve out your own way
through energy, perseverance and
pluck. Labor is honorable, and the
ignoble are those who will not
work. Get you a home. Fence a
field and plow it and plant it, and
gather arouad you the comforts of
home. And when you have made
character for energy and thrift,
ask some young lady to share your
home with you. We would say
to every young lady, mark these
men who are lounging around
attempting to live by their wits, or
on the interest of their debts; and
when they ask you to share the lot
of an aimless life, pass them on,
for you can not afford to marry a
man without prosperity or business
habits, unless you wish to sell
yourself for a mess of pottage.
Again we would reiterate, young
man, go to work. While ten men
watch for chances. one man makes
a chance. While ten men wait for
something to turn up, one turns
something up; so while ten men
fail one succeeds and is called a
man of luck. the favorite of for
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
. GANDERBONE CONTINUED.

The flower for November is the
chrysantnemum, which signifies
that Japan received our fleet with
out starting anything. The moon
will be full on the 9Th.
Along about the goth
The duke of the abruzzi
Win get it all fixed up that he
Shall wed his tootsey -woOtsey;
And Elkins pere will Ounce jig
And drca m of wedding cake.
While everybody else makes bets
On whether it will take.
And the December wind will blow
in with cold and Christmas glee,
and old King Coal, the merry soul,
will thunder out, "Pay me. -
ton advancing the price of turkey
10 cents a pound will be issued a.
bout the middle of the month. He
will urge us to give thanks that
SIS, 10000, 90. cubic feet of earth were
excavatedkat Panama, in October.
Until the 18th November will
be under the zodiacal sign of
scorpion. People born in Scorpio
are cross sat supper, and it is
better i'll possible, to be born
after the 25th, when the month is
under the sign of Sagi'arius the
Archer, Sagitarus people are only
cross at breakfast, when everybody
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

grass, orchard grass and meadow fes-
cue and contains 40 square rods.
In this lot is hog house three feet
high and eight feet square, open on
the south and covered with galvanized
iron. All these lots converge to a
point, as a wheel. The hub is where
the steps are saved In feeding and wa
tering
At this hub we have small feed bin,
and before putting in the feed the hub
was graded level for all six pens.
Here we have cement troughs con-
nected with a tee to main pipe the
full distance Of all pens, so that, each
cement trough in each pen being level,
when one is filed all are the same and
watering can be done in short order.
The pipe is large, and if mud collects
In these tees or the main the plug can
be unscrewed and the system flushed,
cleaning all.
In this hub we have under the stor-
age grain bin a trough for sweet milk.
OF course a little corn is kept here all
the time, and one would be surprised
how soon the little fellows learn the
way In and out. They become weaned
sooner, learn to depend upon them
selves and tease the SOW less than
when in close house.
1t seems to me this is the most ra-
tional way to be successful with hogs
have ever tried. The individual hog
house Is away from noise. The sow's
instinct tells her to hide, and she must
come up for feed to the hub before she
can have anything except water This
is generally three days. Then she can
digest and assimilate what Is given her
without playing havoc with the litter,
which must be large enough to occu-
Ply the table spread, which is general
~ ten or twelve.
I do not care to allow the use Of
these individual hog pastures to sows
younger than two years old, as they
are uncertain, but if a good SOW Is
found she should not be known as a
grass widow on the meat marts until
eight or ten years old.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
An Alliance Between
United States and China
To Benefit Both.
By Ii SUM LING. Chinese Journalist.

HERE should be closer alliance least business rap
prochement between China and the United States Such
~ alliance would result in benefit both countries We
know the American people friends and that
have desire to encroach territory We know you love fair
play and anxious help great work regeneration
Onr people want to reoganz China and develop natural
peaceful way but unfortunately attempts
apparently resented and provoke aggressive attitude the part
Of some of the powers.
CHINA IS IN A VERY DELICATE HELPED
TO DEVELOP THE COMMERCE THE WORLD
1t she continues to be subject for exploitation civilization will
suffer and the free development of the
be retarded The struggle of rival nations will endanger the peace
Che world and will certainly mber international relations
reard the revival of business confidence
world China country and immense
sibilines
F COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT A DEFENSIVE FORM CAN
BE MADE BETWEEN CHINA AND THE UNITED FAR
EASTERN PROBLEM WOULD THREATEN THE PEACE
OF
In for the OPEN DOOR the "mo favored" treat
ent for trade China would expect your ADVICE AND AID
in reorganization.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.


Re-ruH from. last week.
Presidential election tickets are
complicated things to vote in states
like, Mississippi using the rigid
Australian ballot system. To the
old-timers but little explanation is
needed, as they know how to solve
the complications, but even IT, them
unless the name of their congress-
ional Elector happens to be famil-
lar, the Identification of the Demo
critic string of electors to punch or
put cross marks opposite, so as to
stick one in for Bryan or the Dem
ocratic Nominee FOR President, is
hard In order to make the way plain
for all, these veteran voters and
the young electors who have come
into franchise privileges within the
last four years, we are presentin g
this article, and embodying with
in it, an exact (fac simile) of the
Election ticket that will be used in
this county, for they were gotten
out in this office, and we shoot
the type that was used in them,
into this article without any distur-
bance or disarrangement. Now all
good Democrats will observe that
neither are the names of Bryan,
Taft or any of the Presidential
candidates placed on the ballot.
Instead each party has placed a
set of ten names of presidential
electors-(one each for the combin-
ed voting strength of the state in
the National Law-making body,
hence ten for Mississippi, as we
have eight congressman and two
senators.) On the Mississippi bal
lot this year there are four OF
these sets, as a glance below will
reveal. There are some other can
didates in the field by insignificant
parties, but these are all that sub
mitted legally, names of presiden-
tial electors for our ticket. Now
on this ticket, the Democratic set
of ten electors are placed FIRST.
Remember that. For further iden-
LITIGATION bear in mind that the
name of j. C. Street our district
elector, is in this list of ten. The
voting is not done by districts,
however, as you vote on all ten
electors. So begin and mark an
X plainly opposite THE FIRST TEN
NAMES on the, ticket and your
ballot will have been voted for
Bryan. Under our form Of states
government, we do not vote direct
| for president.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

L. e. o. Faux, Trustee under the provisions
OF ana Dy virtue OF the authority conferred
upon me In certain deed of Trust m ade by T.
L: brewer ana w. Il. Brewer on the Sth day
VI January A ID. 1906, to secure unto the L. N.
Dantzler Lumber Company the prompt pay
ment OF ceIt tain note bearing the date OF
January Sth 1875 and due eight months after
GATE ana TO secure any other indebtedness that
the said Il. Il. Brewer and w. e. Brewer
might at the time of the maturity of said l,ots
be owing the said L, N. DauIzler Lumber Com.
pany said note being for the sum OF $25OOoJ
ana due eight months after date thereof and
payable Ut Moss Point. Mississippi. nd bear
ing interest at the rae of per cent pc annuln
from date. ana payable to the order of the L.
N DantZfer Lumber Company which said deed
OF trust Is recorded in Book No. pages 40 and
o. ~, OF the Land Mortgage Records on file in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the Chancery Court of
greene county, Mississippi. Default having
been made in the payment of said note and
other indebtedness o ing the said L. N. Dant-
zer Lumber Company at the time OF the ma.
turlty OF said note 1. will on
Monday the End day of Nov. 1908:
offer for sale in front of the east 'front.' door Of
the Courthouse in the town OF LeakesviIle
Greene County, Mississippi and sell during
legal hours for cash to the highest bidder, the
following property. to wit:
SwA OF he neA and the swA Of the nwA
and nw4 of sw14 of section |; neA OF the net
of Section 2. To Nk7 w. swA OF the swi-I
O1 Section 50 II. r7w, MELT of swift sel-4 OF
NV II, sw Id of nel-4 and SELF OF ne IA of
sectlon IL ca OF nel-4 section 5. WIZ OF swi-4
OF the seI-4. nWl-4 of SELF and swift OF neI-4
less acres sold by b. G. Breland to Adam
hartneld. S1s of the Sel-4 OF the nwI-4 section
~ also Lot number in section 80 oil in to r
8 W. Greene County. Mississippi. Also one
saw Mill now being operated by j. II. BrelAnd
near Grafton. Greene County Mississippi
TENDER 1905
(l0-S0' G. G. FAULK. Trustee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

One of the most cowardly and
disgusting kind of skunks, is the
man misplaced over other men as a
boss, who will cuss them because of
bis advancement in station and
haseness of heart. Such a fellow
deserves to be spit upon and it rub
bed in by the most honery under
ling, in his charge. Every man
whe INDUCES in such unfair and
contemplate practice is abusing
the very Providences that favor
him. and sooner or later he in his
tura. will take punishment for his
mi~deeds, by having the same
drench put to his throat. There's
plenty of language accommodating
enough to jack up with overaw;ng
pcsitiveness a shiftless employee,
without swinging in profanity.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
INDIVIDUAL HOG HOUSES.
A Plan to Save Time In Feeding and
Watering.

A Plan to Save Time In Feeding and
Watering.
I wonder sometimes how good hog
raiserS can still recommend the old
styled hog house. writes a Missouri
farmer In the Breeders Gazette, Chi
cago. Possibly they need it in the
frozen north, where it is winter more
than summer. 1 passed through the
hog house stage and went to the open
shed-to-south style. but discarded that
some three years ago. 1 concluded the
swill barrel and sled were not for me,
as the harnessed horse was q trouble
to pull the feed sled. My lots are
planned to come together in a wedge
shape, with an apex eight feet wide
running back forty rods. Eight feet
admits a wagon and forty rods long
permits the plow and long stretches Of
woven wire. Each individual hog lot is
we'll sodded with a mixture of red and
white clover, timothy, red top, blue