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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

WASHTNGTON.-A gain the tide of
w society has. Turned z IT is no
lopgerg where; to CO. but when to re-
turn. Society has had LISTING. and a
merry one it has been despite all
that has, been said to the. contrary,
and now the more serious considera-
tiOns OF home life come to the front.
With the summers .gayeties in Bar
Harbor and Newport now only a
memory, the fashionable ;set'is Of vari-
Gus minds as toawhere TO spend the
next month. Virginia & HotGeSprings
holds out. beokoninS haRd1te those
who have .reyelled in the summer.s
/ dissipations. erer
But in Washington the curtain has
been: rupg up and the. s4a@e'set for the
coming seesPn by 1.-THE asriYai Of the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt, and
the raising of questions, which necessi-
tate the return Of he official family;
as. the cabinet.is called The opening
of the winter season is in the dim flu
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Tragic Coincidence in Death of ENJOYS

begun the packing Of her effects at
the German embassy. She has a. right
to the salary of her husband and to
athe- occupancy of the embassy in
Washington for three months after the
ambassadors demise, As the, widow
of diplomat who died in service, the
former beautiful Miss Langham of
Louisville will enjoy a considerable
pension from the German government
4 No. more sumptuogs hospitality was
lavished in Washington than that
emanated from Baron Won Sternbefg
and his peculiarly alluring6 Kentucky
wife The white ballroom of the! Ger,
man embassy duringsthe fncumbeney
of the Won Sternbergs has been the
scene Of princely Festivities IL n
The pathetic little diplomat>with' the.
gentle wistful faneJthat, Always ap.5
peaIed was man Qflarge personal in
come, No woman in Washington,
dressed more exquisitely than. the
wife Of whom he was so jiistly PROUD
The invalid diplomat, because Of the.
determined maladyn that finally closed
his career, appeared; seldom In. society,
last winter. His presence, with bis
wife at the last state function Of the
season at the White House was the &C.
casioh of heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS
among his friends. They believed he
was better and going to get well. -,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Insane Hospital to House Male Nurses

nurses and attendants when the hos
pital extension was completed. AS no
appropriation was available for the
construction of building for the male
nurses, all that it was possible TO do
was, to remodel one of the buildings
already on the hospital sreseIEation9ZC
The building finally selected iswhat
was known as the eastalodgeI Several
years ago it was utilized, for female pa-
tents. $. 1t is combined threefstory
and two-story brick. luilding,t.4, 49,
Entirely remodeled to meet the re-
quirements of the situation, it. CON
tains 3S roomy apartments, capable Of
providing. for about IS men. 1t is
lighted throughout by electricity, Lava:
tories, shower baths and bathrooms.
all lined with Vermont marble, are on
each floor On the first floor is a.
large club or reception ROOM running
the entire width of the building which
will be used as a reading room or posJ
sibly as billiard room.
Is Employees who are ITO occupyt the
building are being assigned to.quafters,
there now, and theyn have expressads
themselves as pleased at their new sur.
roundings. which they regard as max,
ing for their comfort and pleasure
after working hours. ..1f, 90 .ss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
AHEwD scHEHs noFl MOTHER.
RaseRoseateI Postcard it Without aits
So Thorn of Sugaestlon.n. !,aa-I

= AS - rsErf-FT.st frtTf.fs1f ,.tEfIt 4
lfarold's mother-we'll call, him
fl#rpfdA Invent abroad a month ago,
Leaving Harold under tie, somewhat
uasuhstantial control of his elder sis
;eYS. i38G!asi} bus5 llA5siIi&} =
bios ite of the; itemized directions
vfsAzs which even unto the moment of
final leagetakipg she had nbtethssed
tes bombard, him, Harold's + mother
wa Tar. from sure that her efforts
wckhd have any lasting effect. x.f7 !.
Hex voyage was more or less dis
itlr1j6d by these doubts. but before she
landed on the other side She had de
te5nlTned ON course Of action Like
alfs small Harold is most coyet-
Ts of picture postcards and s had
Fslased forward to,a haryest2from his
.lstthPrs trip. ~ ~ Fee ar,e. M
sHasgot it. he.,
Every day she sent at least one
calais<s And, whatever else it bore in
the, way Of inscription. there was not
one which failed of this Introduction. 4
~4Jnst as soon as you get this go and
brush YOUR feeth.Y-fHiosl4Q 19uHI
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
RecoqnIzed the Inc.

rw0 girls were talking over the
/ p, enc one afternoon. the subject of
the conversation being a lawn party
to take place the following day Both
waTeii discussing, what they should
wears and after five minutes had come
To 10, decision 49,.
Right in the midst of this ''impor-
.tant", conversation a masculine voice
interrupted. asking humbly what num-
be- he had A stern reply that the
wire was busy did not successfully
squelch the inquirer. for he asked
again for. the. number. Que. of. the
girls now became indignant and with
3sHlrelne scorn asked: What line do
yop taink You, are on. anyhow. &.
Yell, said the man. I'm not sure,
bnl ip'lGing from what I've heard /
should say | was on clothes line"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
No Hunters to Accompany the President

used in Washington from the govern
ment service and the monthly check
for S4,166.66, 2.3 will be going to some,
other man. 1t will be, Incumbent upon
him to mind his pennies, else, instead
OF trip of profit, it will develop into
one of expense. wa
President Roosevelt does not yet
know the scientists that are to accom-.
pany him All he knows is that he In
tends presenting specimens OF African
animals to the National n1hseuni, AID
that he has asked that Institution to-
send along two men, one to. preserve.
the specimens and the other to- make
notes that will be of benefit to natural
history.
No definite itinerary has!i been syeti
arranged The president with sgn
where he can find the game and il he
fails to find it one place, he wtllTgo to-
another, and when. he has found, it he
will camp there. The details. Of the
trip will not be arranged, therefore,
until after he. has consulted his guides
who. will not be, from. the r United,
States. The caravan, win be mustered
in. after he reaches the African coast |
! seReports that the. bfestdents HaS &c
.cewed an Invitation from tits Or sthat 0
officiai or dighitary afe5als6 Pfehiat1re z
Tie president has fec6iv6duRo ihtfs
. tations and his plans. at present will
hardly admit of his accepting ANY, ui3 !
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

THE Government Hospital for the In.
L sane has just opened IFS male
niirses' home, e...r ~, ,s.5. .,........
lrf The building is designed to accom-
modate a large number of the male
nurses and attendants who have here
tofore been quartered in buildings in
which patients were cared for. They
will be enabled under the new condi-
lions when work on the wards is over
10 go to a building removed from the
patients and containing homelike ap-
pointments. ~. 5000
! The need of such home has, been
recognized by the hospital authorities
for a long time. In the plans originally
prepared for the extension of the
asylum there was provision made for
the erection of such a structure. 1t
was finally eliminated.
A building three stories high, how
ever was erected for the female
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
HAT BRo&E Up THE co%c4
Remarkable Headeear Responsible
hiTa Spelling Performance.


I. A. story has reached this country 6s
hat which spoiled an afternoon. 'rtsr.
Torrance at a small, FFeaeh =. ny;
house. It appears that in The; abs y !a
sof an orchestra a lady presided, '' s
the piano. She was neither yoG <
pretty nor talented aid not wisliffs
to pass unn5ticed conceived fhe fG i
of wearing a hat that would attract
the attention of the aud. eGce. y
In this, she was. suecesssu', TAesf ST
looked like a good. sized unbrella.5ceS-i
cred with flowers. ribbons and iir, -
AS the indy TOOK he. seat he su~2i7a
itScaused hHshed the audience n .
silence, when. however, tic p'aaiSt
struck the first notes aud 'the n1Wars.
ribbons and bigcs' feean a ma dance.
the storm broke slccsje iaad'the Ian ii n
at last grew so Terrific tLat.fae cIasa. j
was lowered &c give the $50 s'asarls an
opportunity 81 Icaaas:i.ag q s;r eoiliaoss
lureE They never. .s2sai~sds..t. .srel geg7.
formaace was boiled aid lie. an. hor;
are suing the director for damages.
Millinery Trade f,cview.
4 tfttft*ff584f tF-t-rs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

they are extremely particular and
don't want to have a thing out of
place. -9e r. Al G3o.1 II is -.
There are others who feel superior
to us. They view the farmer and his
family with pity, almost with con
tempt. They think farmalife is so soil.
tary. farm earnings Sc, small. Yet
they like to partake of the farmers
hospitality even While they try TO es1-
cite envy and discomfort. and ] think
they really like to have us visit them.
mostly, though, for the purpose of
showing us their Injuries and advan-
.tages which we do not possess Such
acquaintance: should never be Invited
to repeat the first. visit. We: should
speed the parting guest and discour-
age, them from coming again. ...,;
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30


KTnis a tragic, coincidence that. the
l two DISTINGUISHED members of diplo-
matte corps Who have recently, died
Minister HaugeA of Norway and Am
bassador Speck Won Sternberg of Ger
many-should have both been sur
vived by beautiful and childless
widows, who at some time in their
girlhood claimed the same city, Louis
vile, as. their home, $50 ,,....,.
+ -The dramatic sadness Of the dual
incidents still hangs like a pail over
that, inner circle of Washington so
ciety where the two happy couples
shone as regnant lights. -i<i d,
That both men died in tkeir father
land when on temporary visits there
with their American wives, booming
the young widows. to solitary Journeys
home, is a further pathetic parallel
!" Baroness SReck vons Sternberg, the
later of the two diplomatic. women TO
be bereayed of an idolizing husband,
returned from abroad recently and has
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
a - H.. II r. i s ...
Il arm Gn0
7jT% iht1
u arden
FOR FARMERS Z WIVES.

What They Necd Is an .o0oasionaI
Change of Scene.
A bright *wornau correspondent of
Country Gentleman writes as follows:
Once in awhile most Farmers wives,
l think, get tired Of their everyday du-
ties and occupatlons-out Or tusie with
their work and surroundings, The best
medicine for such a ceAlpi;iiat lis
change, They should ga to itAe home
of some city cousin. of Mhich n6st Of
us hayesa few, anu compare conditions.
The first thing we notice is lack Of
room which i$.a painful wart to those
of us who have been brought up in
the big country ( & Nh3t5 comprises a
home ira f5rgr city calr'soffen be con
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
=. q q q : ~. !
WENT BACK ON BENEFAcToR.
PhiIanthraptc Women Disappointed in
Their Protege.

The lsteNMrs. Clara Dewey How OF
PhiladelBhia whose phiianthropie
work among immigrants made her
we'll knatFn. had trenchant wit, and
one aftsfneon in Philadelphia, dis
cussins the4yoman suffrage movement
with Il aetgyman, she said. 81,
You MeHL are all alike. You all re-
semble EfeGorphan, that Mrs. Stanton
and rher1EEiknds brought up. Mrs.
Stanton and a body of ladies' from her
church. f anterested in woman suf-
rage. odse fooksa little newsboy from
the I'll; ter and educated him snperbly.
They SCI Ahim through school and
college and 4fnally made a minister OF
"Yhis AeAhg minister, the work OF
their +hilnh preached his first sermon
in 7fhcirTEthrch. That was.:a proud
Sunday Abofning for the good ladies,
They thqRght they had at last firmly
planted AnWhg sthe male sex "a strong
and srlehdia Supporter So, in their
best bouh4t&, they filed the church
th~. c-;ahaA .aeruinG. The~ wa''a =,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
zzHsssasF
State Capital Notes
Weekly Budget of State News Items Gathered by Our Special
ass gHAtsnfE Cor respondent atJackson.
JACKSON.
weeva-EatingE Birds. NJ

ti4 JACKSON.
Weevi Eating Birds. I'll s Ii Z
Pie ississippi Audubon society has
issued this statement: sss
eve give here list of birds known
to eat the boil weevil, placing them in
order, according to the number of; boil
weevils eaten per bird, as shown by
stomach examinations:
'"Cliff. swallow, bank swallow, olive
sided ilycatcher, barn. swallow, night
hawk, least fycatcher, alder lycatcher,
orchard oriole, American king bird, pip
pit, yellow breasted chat, phoebe, Car
olina wren kildeer, meadow lark, dick
sessel, purple marten, painted bunting,
towhee, shrike, field sparrow, savanna
sparrow, cardinal, mocking bird, white
throated sparrow, yellow warbler,
tufted titmouse, cowbird, red-winged
blackbird, brown thrasher, lark spar
row, bronzed .brackle, bob white. 4.f
"All these birds are found in Missis-
sippi, and most of them are common.
The swallows are the greatest destroy
ers of the weevil, forty-seven having
been found in the, stomach of u cliff
swallow"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Surveys of Drainage Districts.

I The work of making Typographical
Surveys of the recently organized drain
age districtssin the delta is making good
Roadway, under the joint direction OF
the Mississippi geological commission
and the United States geological COM
mission. The four districts thus far
organized contemplate an expenditure
of fully 100000 on drainage and
reclamation work within the next two
years. a
The principal enterprise is that of the
Tallahatchie drainage commission, en-
bracing eight of the counties in the
northern section of the delta, and
through which it is expected that 3O0,-
900 acres of swamp and overtlowed
lands will be reclaimed. The survey
work is in charge OF Van Ii. Manning,
chief Of the Typographical department
of the United States geological survey.
The government topographers have
been at work in the delta since last
June, and about $4,000 has been ex-
pended on survey work.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
placeafor conventions, especially in the
autIirATss tEajssn~~sVA


opened with 1.-The i, tuberculosis, con. ar
gress, which brought together dtstin'"
guished men from all parts lof'iithe 1NFn
world, many of them with their wives
and other feminine Kin y This 'nsde'eC
necessary a reception or two and many qiiJ
tuncheons. and dinners, and these. .sf
started the ball rolling. Although the
ball may slow up when the delegates iiiofI
depart for their English, French. Ger
man. or other homes, It, will be kept -,
going on the way toward the new year ''''i'
and a new Administrations y Il 11T
Meantime, there will be, the ofhcial d, 81
opening Of the White House, with a re: IA,
leeption for congress and the introduc" 's''
ton of Miss. Ethel. Roosevelt aintoE sosiw
-ciatys Miss Roosevelt is planning to go
have stream of young house gnests -
and all the cousins" will take t6rns@ fsi1
at joining in the. entertainments 4of,sdT
fiefal and otherwise, Mrs, Nicholas 4 =.
Longworfh will chaperon her sister on -.
most occasions, relieved by her Uncle, 81 '~
Admiral William S, Cowles-1who thlledrYs
the same genial office. for Mrs, Long; L:,.
worth when she made her debut. 80
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
GETTING THE CROWD ~ chi
Showing the Methods of the Resource
full Street Faker.

Two belfigerent appearing men
faced each other. son Ai}'a
You're liar
You're yellow pup"
Eight" shrieked small boy:
Then sa.srrovd Of eufions began ito
gather in front of the Grant building
In upper Market street al.t.
If yours looking for trouble
guess can give It 20 you, Kissed the
liar" between his teeth. ',i''.
You can place bet that ] intend
to see things to a finish. replied the
"nnp stirling fightina nose
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Medical Men, FurtherI2 Temperance.

Medical Il Men Furtheri1 Femperance.
s..Boone, county, Missouri voted dry.
some time ago, and following this, the
Boone County Medical society pledged
ats, members not to give liquor pre-,
iscriptions for any cause. This step.
!. places the society In practical cooper
atom with the temperance element
and is entirely in accordance with the
sattitlrde of the highest scientific aul
.sthorities as to the baneful effects of.
salcnhbf on the human system. ..fe Is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

+ aAose Was a good deal, of sound hu.
MIA iasl uric IN the unexpected reply oil
4 2 a'@ahns old ,womaa to her minister's
ts-ss'@ Question: Here al The end Of
a .FA life, which Of the Lords mers
cles ARP yqu most thankful for?,s', Hei
eyefl frightened as she answered.:
nay y. etual5"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

Few of the worlds great cities have
not faced. at one time or another, tc-
tai destruction Bat a city is hard 20
xiii gT,sr go -SyasS
Take Roals a for Instance She raS'
ibeen swept by resiilene9 no fewer
than en-. tim esShe hess eeen twice
burned and si3stfAaesS :lri to sphmjs-
sion. by starvation. SrPe M tfss Is on
account of her ..gpeat ..va2lity that she
IS called fh5s~ Formal CITY S3gcAsA
Paris hdsgnn eetl1~ gQgh yeight. ssiessss
ten. fansinek, tsxospiayles and osesffe
which devast afed IT.
niConsf ant fAoIsle has been burped saat-
nine times land has suffered frcm four
plaques AND five sieSesl In addition.
she has been apledfby h,onarchs who
were WORSE ihan a hlag,Ms Yet Con.
stantinople sin nourishtsA 4
London / has been Gccimafed five
times by magnfs. IN addissAn~to vista
lions of tyahusS rI iSHd other cpl,
denies. shGl!as burned, more or
less seyeEeb ses4raf iimes stray
Stories
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
~. af;-3 fs fgi sr
Had Gwen II Away

~ > n. =
Lucilles re Fer Fad taken her for
an outing. >rw hat the hour for
luncheon nae $ .ilye1s sre called TO the
little girl os.lS asa fo =, '.,, :
Lucille, We VIII rev Have 4 l.little
roll and soIleehoenla Q. ara yoiIs Shall!
pas with the two soasI gave you but
short time sinS 2. ,f.g-A aa Mood aHJ
7a"oh, mamm;ss. 81 ed i .ac.lle, Sid have
already given tie TWO. sous away 10 IAN
old woman" .ste.-..-.,.r.,.:1,,
Il am so glass yon have. disposed OF
the money in s.iof d. rla table way ~
How did you hsrnsf 70 nresent. it, to-.
the old woman y asked de mother -
Z "Well. you sec, save it to her. In
payment for two nice. aalplss.". con
fesst I Lucilles ~ MiltsuGlt X i'iia's
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
, - !, :. : ~ =. s--s q
4 Learned Unbe.ief \
\ VS.. Miracles Il II
\ BY REV. A. c. DIXON, D. Dr..
Il Fsstor of the Chicago Ave. Mioody'1 II
4 ~ Church, Chicago. "

A univ e rsity

A univ e rsity
professor is re-
rofted Z to ( have
said that no one
cyesTt erformed a
miracle. He thinks
the miracle
Of creation in the.
fEslp chapter 1 of.
Genesis rs a sort
OF fairy tale and
that the so-called
iiiit dcleh Oh the
Old Testament are
exaggerations or
sipetrely imaSina.
eidns1 some \ of.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
.attdue's Indistihs4ait aoH bqHk sffIifhfee

cIudge's IndiStinsnt; aoE Df;fnk SRI afffi cc::
/ tut charging ftfie grand jury at the
Glan1organ assizes at Swansea. Eng
lana;l recently, Sins tstiiessfdge SAID
that in 80 out of 73 cases the deposit
'stions disclosed crimes Which would
ingall reasonable probability never
have happened except for either the
1rosecntor or prisoner having been
under the baneful Influence OF, drink.
That afforded much matter for regret,
and his lofdship said he would make
no comment, but would content him!
selfJby stating what was the naked
fact a.lsari 9a} 10 B6i33r-2sToii Da
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

tiptoe with expectation. Who could
tell but that their Young charge might
preach in their honor IA woman suf-
frage sermon?
Imagine their emotions when the
youth arose in the pulpit, looked calm
ly and even steTnly- over the congregas
ton and announced that his text
wou,1 be from St Paul SrS
LET the women keep silence in; the
church.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

A Paris pewsrapf5. has peen 'afkJfIod OF
Ing its readers 4 . name theI12. great. saitnh
est- Inventions. Over .4D0.OJ0 eoupsns.
were sent in and the votes ws;re5fss !. 80 I
IN he following order: I'll ildt d. e''' ''',s
.pve, the pctatd, VACCINE ~ N III 3i7h'
raIses. slgaf' electric t95slsssA. lrh.N siNcsAs
ma Shes Inc pallertuf afsleaiH 4 Zl1nn59yl97
ne 1eerilclie, petrol the sewing MAI gls1ani
enii''' ana soaps, ii -ildWs rol nsid miaia
Hell4, 43ii7i sis ,dsn yaM 7Ti
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

lDfcALlh schools
Of Ehaslbffei-
burg iahd'l PARIS
.fhavei Of 'Fe1eit.
yeafsiabedh de,
voting s.fesreefali
attention stn the
/ Hsychictf reasons
which 1,lnderIie
he5;craXipgVfor
alcohol in Ger.
tam human SUI
jecotts.H and have,
as 4benresuft Of
experiments car
rieda oaBi in3E.a
hiSeriesi
of .irIcaslss..l 90 me
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30


ce}-s,son,t he5 EAx US. Their said the
fns md war hls declared. the duo
fastened around to an empty lot be-
hipd be gostyofice, while a crowd of
blc9dthil< vAnica and boys dogged at
their heels.
Arrived the liar" mounted wood
en- platform newly built, while the
@pur" dove into a dry gscds box and
extracted thcrefrcm bulging suit,
case, g.ss4s.ss4 aAlMM p IA !!
: ~While' Tie 'doafcT' lis out the
packages Of Guy meyESqga = herbs, guar
anteed to cure cancer, bunions, all
skin diseases. etcrn 4 will entertain
You with few st6ight If hand, tricks, 4
snnouilcc.; Che eiiArsH ia stdAtorian
tones. ~ e.t i;st NsGf0DYA gn !.
The crowd then realized that it had
been gulled. A few on the outskirts
skunk away, but the majority re-.
manned ITO fall victims TO the wiles Of
the willy medical takers and their cures
all. at one dollar per package; and Fl
pair of cufs buttons. warranted, solid
! gold. thrown III. San francisco Calls
n tfi i---t 1870 IL. IL f;llg "a
Largest rriv re Gallery II
The duke Q + Id .ss.i he . ''Ssrs EST
psfvate ne lisf.e ~ fsesss ha4 was1h
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
schoolhouse Comes First.

THE saloon cannot be permitted to
take precedenc4 over The American
iscKoo1house. : is what Gov, Hughes OF
New York wrote in aUveto of bin
proyiding thatiif "a church or "a scho,Ji1
house is 3built Within 200 feetifbf {. 4
saloon the saloon need not be moved
IEsis>a sentiment which Will Ito ap.
proved by all seed citizens.FnsN IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
CLOSED sALooNsNEMpTY JAfLs.
A Big Reduction, of Crime Follows
= +r'' .1sb Proi1bition9Gun 80

i@Fhe total number Of cases docketedi
at Athens, Ga, shows a decrease of
A per cent. compared with the first,
six months of 1907 and in, number. of
arrests for drunkenness the decrease
is Sc per cent. i'''l,.'' :.
sS' In this center was operated unfit
SIX months ago the oldest liquor dis
pensary in America: GUIWo1Z ri i"i
u To the closing of this puhtclyowned.
drink factory and the abolition of the:
general liquor business in Hthes state
-Scan be- largely, attributed the notable
Improvement. in the Eol.iee records OF
>tlfdt eommunity. - ..;~,s.,.r hrr ssa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
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