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Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
Geakesvi!le Graded bigb
School.
9cDool.
j. L. MILLER, PIsIN.

You will find th Leakesville Graded High School
to be the most th)rou gh date High School in this
section OF country st: Because the best experienced
talent is employed End: Because the building are the
most modern and well equipped Bird Because the dis
ciplne is firm but mild 4th:Because thoroughness and
system go hand in hlnd here 9Th Because the Trus
tees and Board of Directors back the school with best
judgement and ability 9th: Because each teacher
takes special interest in the school, and each pupil Civ
lug inspiration in the highest degree. 7th Because
obedi nee md truth is the watch word. 8h Because
the special Departments of E!ocution and Muse are
taught by gifted instructors 9th Because the entire
Faculty is God fearing. and God loving, lending an in
huence for good in the community. 10th: because
Leakesville waats and admirably supports good High
School 11th Because the Dormitory (23 is well
kept and cared for, making it homelike The principal
boards there and personally to eah pupil placed in
the school who boards there 18th Because sparkling
and courting not tolerated IN any form Pupils who in
dulge subject to expulsion
OPENS SECOND MONDAY IN SEP. 10OS.
FACULTY.
j. F. Miller Prin Rev A g Ferguson Miss Bert L Thomp
Miss Nettie Thompson Townsend
preston. Miss Gertrude Voice and Piano
Mcleod. j. =
Miller. Hugh McInnis j. r..
Miller BOARD OF TRUSTEES D. E. Miller Pres II
Breand, Hugh McInnis II
TUITION $50 TO $500 BOARD REASONABLE
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

Edith, Miss, August "a 1905, II
will send you few dots from our
neighborhood.
Fodder-pulling is over and pota-
to grabbing has begun, and it will
soon be shoat killing time, then
we wont have to study any thing
about old Taft and Bryan.
The little cotton houses are going
up SO numerous till they look like
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
ICHABOD
@
EUBANKS.

Eubanks, Miss. August rs 1903
Dear Editor, | have been T aiding
your paper for a short while and
want to congratulate you, as every
issue gets better.
Our little town gets more like
New York every day.
We have had protracted meeting
here this week. Several members
were received. The Baptizing was
Thursday last.
The young people have twice a
week sing at Mr.. Beans; they all
enjoy it very much. Mr.. Bean has
built new addition to his house.
Mr.. H. M. Eubanks has built a
fine barn, and has plenty of corn
to fill it with.
Mrs. George Koons has gone to
West Va. on visit.
Mr.. Earl Koons has returned to
Athens, Ohio after regaining his
health in Texas.
Miss Earma Miller returned to
Mobile, after spending week with
her Brother, Ed l.. Robins.
There was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Robins a fine baby girl.
Mr.. Luther Stringfellow came
near drowning in Big Creek last
Thursday.
Misses Cora Eubanks and Jessie
Salters spent a pleasant afternoon
out walking.
| am yours very truly,
JASPER JINKINS.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
FOR SALE.

Eighty acres fine virgin Pine
timber. with, or without land at A
vera, Miss. close to River. Title
perfect. For terms apply to, MRS.
H. O. AVERA, Taylorsville, Miss.
GIT.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

At Pres. Boards place on Satur-
day, Sept. u, 1908, Everybody
invited Footraces, gander-pulling,
horse-laces etc. Come early, stay
late and take it all in.
1t '(PaidMatter.) T. E. BEARD.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
ExsHO, Ala.

Exsho, Ala, August "a 1908, -
Miss Nannee McInnis off Moss
Point, was guest of her Aunt,
Mrs. B. G. O'Daniel, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Deuitt were
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

1HtHERAi y wants CORES pundent at ever,
+ Isl Ofic" and hamlet in oldGreene County "a
r. al We one: one wi o will write frequently
pointed rara raphs detailing the happenings.
In this way the paper can be ma c more inter-
ting and both the kindly writer and his or
her resp ctive community helpt d. We will fur
yoltteer for real busin, IS with hum to il in
tqis line
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

Arrived too late for the last ISSuel
Byrd, Miss, August 8 1908. As
it seems this part of our County is
not represented in the Good Old
HERALD. and it appeals to me
with much pleasure to let the read
ers of this paper hear of us now and
then.
The people of this section are
very much pleased with the good
crops they have made this summer.
Miss Allady Jones is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack of
sickness. She will leave home and
go to 2ichton when she will be un-
der treatment of the Doctors of
that place.
Miss LYDIA Geddie returned to her
home in Jones County near Ellis
vile last Saturday. She was es-
corted by her Cousin, J. R. Jones.
Rev. C. C. Charleston of Mobile
County, Ala, was a guest to this
section a few days past.
Mr.. C. j. Jones has contracted
to build a very large barn for Mr..
Will Best of Wayne county.
Mr. Willie A. Hinton will leave
Sept. l for Chillicothe, Missouri. !,
where he will spend twelve months
in school at that place.
Mr.. Webb Valley will close his
school Friday Aug. Fl. The pat
rons seems to think he has taught
them good school though it was
only two months.
With these few dots | will adieu
the press for this time.
A NATIVE OF GREENE.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
BOWERS NOMINATED WITH
NEAR 5000 MAJORITY.

The best available returns of the
Primary Election held in this the
9th. District last Thursday Aug. 20
for Congressman, give the vote by
counties as follows
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

The hot cross bun is dysphagitic
incubus, morsel Of inadaptable an
tiquity, a pious fraud.-Pall Mall Ca
zette.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
TOTALS 6,318 1917

TOTALS 6,318 1,917
Bowers probably majority 4,5O1.
At Biloxi, Barber's home town,
Bowers got 364 to Barber's Is.
Bowers received in Harrison county
majority of 1881 over Barber,
this was Barber's home county. The
Cong. Dem. Elk. Committee meet
at Gulfport today to officially can
vass the returns from the counties.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
A Catamount Killed.

The paw of a catamOunt sent to
this office by Tobe Deuitt and W.
w. Wrye, who. slew the feline
near the home of the latter early
Monday Morning ; indicates pref
ty large animal of that kin1for these
parts, so some who know
and saw the foot tell us.
They found the animal in trailing
up what they thought was fox that
had been making nightly raids on
the chicken brood. This makes
several of this class of the cat fam
lily that have been killed in this vi
cini y in the last year. Evidently
they are growing more numerous
instead of becoming extinct as once
thought. The freeholders will have
to ferret them down more closely.
If you want your boy or girl to
go a first class school where each
mayoget personal attention, under
the best instructors, give Leakes-
vile your patronage. School opens
Sept. 14th.
J. F. MILLER, Principal.
The mail route permission which
was recently granted to change,
between Merrill and Leakevsille,
now operates reversely st arting
for Leaksville in the morning and
returning in the evening. 1t
leaves here at 6 A. M. returns at
Up. M. putting thirteen hours of
srevice on the postmaster at this
point. A little hardship in that
way evidently as the cancellation
here is practically over after by 3
O'Clock, the hour the train departs.
Our drummer-friend E. F. Hor-
ton of Mobile was in town Monday.
Recently he has taken unto himself
a wife and is having an elegant
home erected in the suburban part
of Mobile. Horton is different
from a whole lot of travelling men.
/ He sees with the vision of Chris
tian and can always be found, on
the right side of the great public
questions of the day. Just at the
present unlike the majority of the
emissaries of commerce (whom be
lit said to the shame at least OF
those of them who are southerDers
are sowing the seeds of Republican
ism during this campaign as they
pass round amongst the merchants)
Horton is for Bryan with no uncer-
tain note in his voice. The timiC
creatures who have been coaxed
into spreading this republican
propaganda, through the cr5 OF
| fright of continuance of panicky
times if the Democrats get II
power deserve but little tolerance
in this Southland. Has a Natior
come to the pass, where its mer
are going to .acrifice the politica
, liberties of the peo pie for a further
, deal of the mess of pottage, in the
shape of a tighter clutch round
; their commercial makes by the pi
!, rates of industry and trade? When
ever you hear a merchant spoutint
out this poisnous venom, inquire
: round and you will find he has re
Gently been inoculated by one 0
; thest treacherous travelling mosqui
4 toes of the pencil and grip.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

NOTE-Kindly write your real
name on each sheet below the ficti-
tious one. We know who YOU are
as made arrangements for your
writing, but this is the rule and no
exceptions are desired. ED.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
GREENE COUNTY HERALD.

MAKE a certainty OF the proper mention in
this column of any locals coming to your
knowledge by putting the office in touch with
the data. Ii You have visitor or 20 visiting
yourself, or stumble on any likely matter of
reading interest tell us bout it or drop "a
memorandum of 1t in the postoffice. The
ingS. but we need your help as we'll rs kindly
criticism. Don't let timidity or false sense
OF propriety keep good live news item under
cover.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
WASHINGTON

Nicely, Miss, Aug. &c 1908.
(Contidued on Ed. page. 9Th column)
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28

If you want your boy or girl to
go a first class school where each
mayoget personal attention, under
the best instructors, give Leakes-
Vile your patronage. School opens
Sept 14th.
Greene County herald., 1908-08-28
ELECTION RETURNS OF GREENE COUNTY
BARBECUE.

Total 264
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-17
DENVER
GREETS
BRYAN
(By Associated Press. }

DENVER, Oct. 16.-William J..
Bryan was a guest of this city for
several hours tonight and was given
a most cordial reception by the great
crowds of people that lined the
streets through which the candidate
rode. En- route Bryan halted thrice
to address the crowds stationed at
points along the line of march where
it was arranged he should stop brief
ly to speak to overflow meetings.
At the Auditorium. where the
Democratic nominee spoke, $4,000
people were assembled. AS many
more were compelled to content
themselves outside with glimpse Of
the candidateNas he passed through
the entrance way. One Of the fea-
lures of the parade was an effigy OF
an elephant, representing the Repub-
lican party. lying dead from the
shafts of the Democratic assault, each
spear being labeled with a Demo
cratic argument. such as "Anti-pub-
licity." "Ananias club" "Tarih revi'
sion" and others. Immediately after
the meeting Bryan boarded a Bur
lington train for Omaha.
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FLEET
IN BIG
STORM
(By Associated Press.)

.
TOXIC. Oct. 16.-4 Sc delay Of the
American fleet In arriving at Yoko-
hama is due to q tremendous storm
on the north coast OF the island ol
Luzon in the Philippine group, The
storm began on the morning Of the
twelfth and continued until the aft
ernoon of the thirteenth.
William Fuller, gunner's mate,
was washed overheard from the
quarter deck of the Rhode Island
and drowned. These details were
communicated to the Associated
Press at Toxic by wireless. from the
battleship Connecticut, through the
special courtesy of the Japanese gov
ernment. The fleet will arrive at
Yokohama at o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
A. GLADDEN., a, seaman, was washed
overheard from the Minnesota, but a
we'll directed throw from the Yer
mont, next astern, placed life buoy
in HIS grasp, and he was rescued, the
sea being too rough for lowering
boat. On October is Bendix john
sons gunner's mate-on the Missouri.
died Of heart disease. He was bur
led at sea the next day. when the feet
stopped with coIors half masted.
During the storm the ships were
constantly taking seas aboard The
virginia, New Jersey and wisconsin
each lost life boats and the foretop
mast Of the Kearsarge was carried
away, but repairs were soon effected.
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WALL STREET
Men WERE not
TOUCHED
BY Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-George
Sheldon, treasurer Of the Republican
national committee, said tonight in
reply to statement made by Nathan
Straus at Democratic headquarters
that many Republicans on Wall street
had been required to give $500 each
to the Republican campaign fund:
That statement, like all others made
during. the campaign referring to
contributions, is absolutely false"
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War Clouds
DiS''S'''iipalt1|'ilne ! S'S'''iip ii
(By Associated Press. J

- s84ltt8 (By Associated Press)
SOFIA of the Bulgarian cabinet, who
eday Ferdinand to his hunting lodge in the
Ro mountains returned this afternoon and announced the result
deliberations the presidency of Ferdinand
cabinet decided reject the proposal emanatng from Lon
payment indemnity Turkey condition of
independence The only question the
negotiate purchase Of the rights OF
the Oriental railroad company.
cabinet tonight the statement that
the present. at least
Bulgaria in position to know that Turkish move
of the frontier purely local in character
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GIRLS PROTECTOR TO
FACE THE GRAND JURY

SEATTLE, Oct. 16.-United States
Marshal Hopkins has received in
strucions by cabe from Valdez. Alas
ka, to subpoena Miss Mabel Benedict
of the Jessie home at Unalaska and
hold her as witness before the
grand Jury at Valdez in the charges
she recently preferred against the
sailors and men in the revenue cut
ter service. Miss Benedict sailed
for San Francisco with five native
girls ten days ago. She charged that
native women and girls were the sub
ject of gross abuse by white men, q
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The SOUTH LIKES
CANDIDATE TAFT
(By Associated Press.l }

BRISTOL (Tenn.), Oct. 16.-
Judge Taft's keynote for Tennessee
and the south was struck by the can
didate at Chattanooga this morning.
Throughout the day, which he spent
traversing the state, he followed the
same line of argument, and met the
same hearty response. With an all
night run he will reach Salisbury,
North Carolina, tomorrow morning,
and Richmond, Virginia, tomorrow
night.
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KID MCOY GOES
BACK TO ring
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-After an
absence Of four years from the ring,
kid" Mccoy reappeared here to-
night and at the National club easily
defeated Jim Steward of Brooklyn,
in six-round bout. McCoy's last
ring match was a twenty-rouhd de-
cision over Jack (Twin) Sullivan in
Los Angeles in October, 1904.
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BABY DROWNED IN = ~ s4s
s e IRRIGATING DITCH

SANTA ANA (Cal.), Oct, 16.--
The two-year-old son of H. A. Ritner
of Tustin was drowned late yester-
day afternoon in an irrigating ditch.
The parents were picking walnuts,
and the boy wandered away and fell
in the ditch, The body was found a
quarter OF a mile below, having pass
ed through cement pipe.
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Fifteen WERE
KILLED BY THE
WRECK OF TRAIN
FLAMES CONSUME
BARRELS OF SYRUP

DAVENPORT (Ia.). Oct. 16.-s
Fire today destroyed the elevator OF
the Rothschild Grain company, loss
$4,000. and burned 5000 barrels of
glucose syrup of the Corn Products
Manufacturing company; loss $685.
900.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Articles of incorporation were fled
yesterday at the county clerks Of
fee, OF the Nevada Gold hills Mining
company The principal place Of
business Of the company is at Man
haitian and the capital stock $1,000
900. Frank Habberton of New York
City, James 7. Wisner Of New York
City and r. X. Muir OF Manhattan
are the incorporators.
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STOCK MARKET
GETS STRONGER
(By Associated Press.).

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.--The
strength of individual stocks affected
the general list by sympathy today.
The causes back of the strength in
influential stocks were lost in conjec-
ture, but the manner in which they
were absorbed and the evidence of
scanty market supplies were, accept
ed as evidence of accumulation.
Bonds were active.
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CHOLERA SITUATION BETTER.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. L.
There were flfty-four new cases Of
cholera and twenty-seven deaths in
st. Petersburg for the twenty-four
hours ended at noon today.
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FINDS BOMB WITH FUSE
0HARRED AT HIS DOOR

Ell PASO (Texas), Oct. H.
George Harold. OF the FL Paso city
detective department, who worked up
the cases here and in Chihuahua
against the Mexican revolutionists,
this morning found a rudely con-
structed bomb at the front door OF
his residence with a charred fuse at
tached.
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Inhabitants of a Michigan Town
Were Fleeing from Forest
Fire When Train Went
Into The Ditch
(By Associated Press.)


(ch.), 16-Fifteen their lives last
night the burning of Detroit Macknaw railway relief train
the inhabitants the little village of Metz
twenyhree miles north of here safety from forest fires
which sweeping their homes.
i'll train diched by spreading rails at Nowick
Siding the terrified refugees forced to abandon the and
safety either the track with burning forests
fields the siding Eleven the
victims children who unable to
quickly enough the which they occupied.
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LONDON. Oct. 16.-The Rome
correspondent q ths Globe quotes
one Of the leaders in the Albanian
agitation for independence as saying
that IL Albania succeeded in becom-
ing Independent it would be proposed
to offer the crown Of the new king
dom to the Duke Of Abrulzi
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-17
Old Mine Near Round Mountain
Sells to Eastern Capitalists
Who Will Erect Big Plant
at Once.

mining which south
time this city Friday
afternoon when W. Mceth Charles Brennenman and Flick
all Charles Konrahat minethe old
Jefferson Round Mountain of $35O,OO0
The this Messrs. Flick
Bennenman leave for San Francisco to close the final contract
for $4,000 milling plant which will be erected This plant is
picked been await
the the the The will be in
operation by the first of February will have capacity of 200
, day $50 Il
The Jefferson mine of the old mines Of the Round Noun
dsrictsx miles from that for the past number
rather the high
there The
mining the hghgrade exposed quantities of
milling there of this blocked
for number it is stated Expert
the that it will
ostons with high which will the
milling the materially The
gold threeourths
. value in the yellow mineral
Messrs McBeh Bennenman Flick will be with the
time Mr. McBeth probably until the mill
operation The deal the best which has been made
be inestimable
tain district and to the whole southern Nevada showing the
world that Nevada the mines that eastern
a willing back them spite of the financial
unsettled feeling attendant election
. times. Fl ft44e5ft#
= a a = = 4 = Z ~ = q = = = - a - q q 4
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Now that cold weather is with US.
the advertisement of the Wittenberg
company will be of interest. When
you get your winters coal you want
good coal. and that is the kind the
company sells.
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CHAIRMAN MACK GOES EAST.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 16. National
Chairman Mack. who has been in
Chicago nearly two weeks directing
the fight in the west for the election
of the Democratic ticket. left tonight
for the east. After registering at his
home. Buffalo. he will leave for New
York. to look over the situation there
and In the east. ~ sa''
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THE JEFFERSON
Mine SELES
FOR $35O,OOO
NIGHTGOWN PARADES
ARE ORDERED STOPPED

LINCOLN (Neb.), Oct. 16.--In a
signed statement issued today
Charles Andrews of the state univer-
sity forbids class fights, kidnapping
and sneak days and night-gown par
ades. Chancellor Andrews declared
that any students participating in the
forbidden exercises will be expelled
from the university.
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DROPPED n MATCH
!. IN POWDER HOUSE
(By Associated Press.)


NANAIMO CO. Oct. 16An explosion of powder at Cum
while getting their
. powder preparatory going shift the coal mines
. injured boarding house located twenty
yards powder atoms but the
escaped dropped match
stepped ignited loose powder
. explosion.
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JURY is SECURED IN
OREGON LAND CASES

PORTLAND (or.), Oct. 16.-
When the federal court opens to-
morrow the government will begin
the introduction OF testimony in the
land fraud case against the Pacific
Furniture and Lumber company. All
OF today was spent in selecting jury
and the opening arguments of respec-
tive counsel. before the Jury. AZ,
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ENTIRE
FAMILY
KILLED
(By Associated Press,

. (By Associated Press} y
= HURST (Mich.), Oct. 16.7j>
. The dead bodies of Henry .
. Kemps, wife and two children .
= were found in the ruins of their =
. farmhouse today. Another =
. child is missing, .
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(By Associated Press. ]

. wINNEMUCCA, Oct. 1s.- =
. Judge Pike of the district court .
. today sentenced Buckaroo Jack, .
. an Indian, to hang Friday, No =
. vember 13, in the state prison =
. at Carson, for the murder Of his =
. wife on the night of April 10, =
= 1907. =
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More BdIIOOniSfS
Found in the Sea
(By Associated Press. }

. ~
BERLIN 16.-The Sea continues give up
victims received tonight that the German bal
Pauen and its occupants picked by fishing vessel 20
Spurhead landed tonight Hull, England The
the balloons started endurance
Monday with wenyeght others The Hergeze the only
of
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Elegant new line of fancy waists to
be shown at Mrs. Richardson's on her
opening days this week. 10-l4-4t
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. NEW YORK. Oct. 16.--Lead.
: easy. 4.25 q 4.s0; copper. dull.
Ht1s.s7h q 1s.62h; silver.
= SIN.
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BASEBALL GAMES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco-Portland, 4; San
Francisco. q:
Los Angeles Oakland, s; Los An
geles. l.,
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