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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
substitute eor eu..er.

The cook WAC Ands the fowl too fat
for delicate AiGestions Is in luck. II
abe will but clear herself Of the an.
reasonable prejudice which often ex-
lists against its uss. Surely. II the
Hesh and eggs are n to eat. % also
In the TAT Of wOIi-fed chickens. 1t being
q product e grain and gras$ more
wholesome tan the "a: OF r:sA I re-
move all superauous fat and try II out
over the FIRE; then to three parts II
chicken fat ada one part OF beef
suet, which makes q consistency about
Ike that Of butter. This grease may
DO used In cakes ,&etiy ne though It
were hutSsr, aRd ti-s results are equal
~ gratifying.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

4 spacing board such ~ 10 SHOWN
in the accompanying illustration Is q
very convenient device to use when
putting UP q board fence. With its
use one man alone can set all the
boards spaced evenly. thus dispensing
With the aid Of an extra man.
The spacer should be several inches
long and as wide from the bottom OF
the notch ~ the desired space be-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
The Ideal Farm.

In buying a farm three things
should be high, the house. the or
chard and the speAng; three should
bo low, the hay harm. Ae tayeS and
The s71e.. Ct tAs farm Ts:c~ things
ahc...e be taS:k, the top soil. ssse raow-
ings and the woodlot; three thin. the
insects, pests and foul plants. Three
things should be near. tho nciEhOors.
the markets and the schools: three
should be distant, saloons. tramps and
borrowers: three khoUld be scanty.
reeAs. drouShts Aae early fosts;
three sh0xld be Infrsquent. mud, :aos-
quieoes and meddlers; three should
bs abundant wood. water and
labor. Three things should 30
deep, the web. the cellar and
tho purse. Three things should
be wide. tie Acids. the tool shee and
the roads. Three tAiaSs sAeuid be
light, ttas grades. the living room and
the mortgage.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

y>s raikead ssanAalsa AA4 v@y
nrsly asssioa wAa1 tie representatives
Of nses .AaH q assfs se lAas1saasaa
telephone ssnpsxsss GpesAss4 Assors Tie
BODY 70 protest ssatast tho rsssns esdss
Of cha sanmIssisa, wAisA virtually
feress 0 aneellAtisA q al sasssiag sss-
trsses Cor pAysieal essasetlsaA ssswssA
laAeysndent sslspAsHs Gas n che
CxnAs.lsnA Ts!ssrapA O 1&sSAeas
Company. Many Of tAs sSissins eea-
tr>sts hstwesa the oamessi1n6 AaG the
inAsssaaents Aavs sxSsrs4, % are sssss
to sxyigs, and the csmSsTiAaA sad sAs
sassasr esneeras are willing y ssaev
tAam 90 tia Cd BASH. but a. rsssAt
ORDER sG the railroad ssAmissisa alta -
O barrier.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
A htIId WoAukA

When one woman rebukes an@tbe1,
the cynical hystandsr thinks y %ell
to lave his ear open. She Was o ye-
man whose clothes we're better than
her manners, says ne Warrington
Star.
She walked into tae railway CAR,
tilted her hear supereiliousiy. shifted
enee o. twice. ana asked. in q ieud
voice:
"Ig dis tSe GMaking carr
mo. nA'An:" answered n 6SeHSss
young woman in tho Gxst SCAT y
tA1nk ysu'u 9nd It tAres says epe.
waEd."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

The hamlet that IL the center Of an
agricultural district In q market point
and should have It's just proportion Of
governmental assistance; and $4,000
miles Of town roads are more tn
20 -tart than 1000 mslss cf sta,o
ro26s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Nns.y Mllss Of seokshslv.s-

The new New York Public Library
contains three hundred rosns. covers
nfAs acres Of space. emo acre RsFs
than he Coegreseio1ai Ltbrary as
Washington. and has sAs largest ros4-
ing.room In the world. A Attie zeas
tar Of seven or eight nillioas In a.
peokeA 60 be As cost prioe-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

tween the boards. The notch OF the
spaeer 10 two iHchss deep and 10 put
over the top Of the board near one
end. The notch holds It in position.
Then yut one end Of the boasd which
In to be nailed to tAs posts on top Of
the spaceF. leaving one free to space
and nail the other end OF the board.
The illustration shows the spacer In
position and ssparats.-O. r. Sund-
stedt In tAe Prairie Farmer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
rAA Milky WAY.

The r~azoa that a. stars 10 CO
Milky Way seem 10 desc tsSssAsf 10
because We leo& q Gs1 eeesetaA
fhAy are rSs@g net sssasr toGstASs
tAAn In ether parts Sf 0s Asav&za.
10 there sro. indeed. 6s4Sas 81 &eea.
sad most Of tAssn sSs sspssssd 10 b
suHrouAaea By s!eas:A 3Sstr eeanz
depends On tAeis degree q AaAt Tssy
ASk stars ore eias, bst ShGFS are aise
red and green and pals ystiev saaa
Tie real eeSor ct eur sun. 0sy tsr
%. 10 hinA tts D4a ana yaiisw Aas
HalaG due Do ess AtmespAe-s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
weather IN tAs Arctic Region.

The idea prevails that the Arctic re-
slons are always in the grip OF King
Frost A careful log kept for the
Meteorological society for six months.
with temperature observations taken
ut 8 q. M. II noon. 4 ,. N. and 8 p. m.
shows during that period that as far
north rs IT degrees nerth latitude. or
about 3,ooe miles to the north OF OF
tawa, the average temperature ut noon
worked cut ut 1856 degrees Fahren-
hest- The greatest eese noted was On
October 23 ct q IA. in the 7eth de-
cree o. Herth latitude. IL degrees
Fahrenheit. The greatest heat &C.
cured On September ~ neen In TIE
same latitude. aaA was 50 degrees
YaAssnheit- TAs tsmpaeaturs eSsaR.
vasseas were kept from Nag To o.
eeNer IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
The Possibilities

A lsAy fell iRte = river. A beg 90
the hank AiSea IA ana succeeded On
seuing her. The lAdy's hus1a&a
&as eGasivs In ITS tAsnhs, saa pre-
ssatsd tAe esy WITH dSilax! TAs
hygtsnders sAewsA their axseaixaRsAs
at Ats nigeaRdNaesG
-oh, do1r blame the Gentismas.
said the boy. Maybe. 81 Aa4at
saved her, he'd have made It q ave
ssot!"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

About $4,000 o; ths Dsa~AAs Of the
resent sale Of State ssttcn vAs received
at the State treasury, oil having been
paid in stsaAing treasury warrants,
20 dat sle ne actual cash las been
received, the sutssasAiRg belAses
against tie treasury wes TsesssA A
large Hunber Of tAs sAssiBs have cot.
tied ssr November tan sslssssisas, and
casss tAs,s far ssesline Asss ra@ In IA
svssss Il aASxt ss.aee @A6 o>sS4
sAs mtA b kept up ~ an ahe sscatdas,
this win xaan siDscee fom sAas ssures.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Maman,s hish PesitIsn.

Miaa Helan Summer In the oaiy
VIENNA regularly smSiored BY tAs
UAitad States lsAsr eH=Sau te car
lect information On the ScS!set ct
women In tA4Ns:rY. She is 3 grass
ate Of wellesley collage 81 % sasss
al 1SSa ana recently took Asx esgses
Of PA. D. at tie Usivera;te u Va
coAaiz. de sNSsses q AO thssss BE-
ing ths iaSas ass~seasaa IN 90 DATED
States between 1887 ana ieW. 1Rm
Summer has Just AnisAsd 4 YsDoe< sa
a1Aal Suffrage I'm Colorado
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

A mixture o. h-''' shorts, and corn
neal In equal par:s te2t In tho htch-
ca makes the prt....raaea eS . nash
for lay.?S lena easy. While the din
ner Is coG.:i.- th:ss all table waste,
vegetable I'd s.",e p1Tinss Int O
kettle .nc boil till done, season m fp-
the t-5ie w.th re.t and pepper. and
thicl1,a w!-A tire mixed meals. u
there s-e 20 rsst scraps ada q tea.
spoor::.il c. bee; scraps for each hen
every ca ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

A aish Of fred sysssss @tsa for
breakfast eaussd the PsSsat severe Ill.
Rons Of United Gta9aa o9aassr A. y. &s
LAuxia- b. Berry states tAAs tAs sys
tsrs AaA eaussA pesuai.s pcassaaa8 and
Senator NsxAuhn was taken vaslently
i'll three hours after breakfast, and
his life was almost lespaired Of. Whss
Or. Berry left Brandon Senator Ne
IAurin was able - sk up, And 10 will
!eave within the nsrt Jew Ays fes
,Yashinetoa 70 Sss'aase Ms autiss in
CsngfseG
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
LAY Lefidats En- Ceaviees.

lay LeIihats en- Ceaviees'
The question Of what 70 10 with
the State sxd ssaty sessisss. SfsA
v,Isss.l .ei~vsAs to whether ~ pa &ss
MAe 10 vzs4Ai On ths FchSs soAh or
~ussieua - - tAs S>asa aaa scaAay
farms, viii usSsessisnASG b SsOush
fogcsbiy before the legislative sessisa
which esnvenes ssriy IN JaVvasy, Should
there seen to be the meet rsnases ehsass
Of having il ssasidersa. ssd Pfsvsasd eAe
ssvsrHsr viii give Ais sssesiss % %
prssensaxisn o. il. An Nee vAisb AAs
gained sens AsaawAy, saG wASsA hoe
besa taken up ssA 4lseuaas4 @s sAA
sAers s.asng tAs sszmsy ~v6sses % s
Farmer U.isa, 10 20 kaaV es@ W~
State and sSsasy saa~1ses ia As asaA-
tics in whsA they ssS aaBvkasa sss ne
pr.yess q kesSias Up SeN no 0seas
rcads IN De ss~Attas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

On the relief train that had been
rushed to the seeae OF the railway
wreck was Newspaper reporter.
Tho nyst victim he saw was q man
whose eyes we.o IN mourning and
whose left arm wac In = sling. With
his hair full of ART, oae end of his
shirt collar flying loose and his coat
ripped up the back, the victim was
sitting on tae grass anc sereneiy soa-
ten plating the landscape.
How many people are hurt9~ aGkaA
ne reporter. hurting rr to hin.
I haven't heard OF aay1cay Hsiag
hurt young =ax," s2ic tie ecAsr.
"ucv ala this wreck Aeppenr
Il kayen't heard o; e7y wreck
-Yeu havsa't! Whs Rs yea. any.
AewY"
y esn't kxsw nat It's any Ct yew
Aissf1saa. but Tn the claim agent C
tAs rsaa."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

"Tco e.;en oar hs,EAso.'s Aoss or
&C "a. re good ses: tecsx II an
our boss e. COW bs.:e;i Es-a.i.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

TIE exosllence Of the French roaA
70 lzs net to the superior quality Of
che material used In their eonstrso-
don, 40 the same materials exist ncst
everywhere. OF to the perfection Of
the French method OF construcaoo.
for their roads Gre built according 10
the kae&dam plan. which 10 xiso
used In this country. but - he gu
psriortty Of the French method Of ad-
ministration. which places AL roads
under constant and intelligent super
vision
The value Of commercial ferti1ixers
depends on their containing the sie.
naNtS which tho aofl needs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

The riRht Of Q father to plead Tie
saxss u hs cen O. Ia taxi N an eta
&si aeGAaos bSs6 @vH On Aser@3-
gsserAfs e:SA
a boy eannsa oaw R@ @a@wuA D.
Mn HAysa R~A@ Cd Aszm@ On uN
saasSs @ sasauie an& AAtsery. fAs Asy's
father, l. NJ oAks. aesoRpansaA As sen
- ssurt - sAswsg tAs eAATgs, GaA ASssr
ne s~iessR vas s1bmk4ts4 10 s8ks1
pssmfssisa D. rsvisv sA0 was and make
q Flea IN Ah ssaS hgAak, Na&A vas
wsess& Ai&zvsrds NJ. 0a3D wa aE-
essssd ans ErssinA On tAs ASr%S %
asegGRi&R ~ without Q BssnA 10 -
10 sx@A wMs b As& s34esrsA In the
@gsd4y % seSssasy tsS lie ss@. TIA
@m wAs ressvs6 70 aN aNbeeasy(Oa-
WA VAp Ansas ahal Eth father, Asaag
eAs msAARsS esAetias If GAs hey, b en-
ti&a4 % Ns s<svies, SzA ~SaA &~S
tie @aas 6sAs - Ap3Nss Or aAe naf&oS
tAsA . yasssa wssid AaVs 20 aS3ss1 fvV
AmseeR.S
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

xAe nas4 rsxisAi @MmWs aAARsssA
By As Psr@sss' Cas>h b @As epspse
Mg o seAauss Co 6sAAaN s@va4A On m@4-
sAsss % asses n aauss On CRYING WUPs
The saAstnset q os Nv 81 IN dAAr-
aetss wsaM ssmy ssssy ssset @s @eaAs'u
prsssaA asssssshsAi srssa@, sss vsrAAPa
% ~ @se. q ~ Ar@sss sss lA tAs
habit Of MsrtaeEseg @As Gmw Asssrs
the seed d JesMssa- n 70 semlkAe4 tAmt
ne nsaa@s D rs~9sesaassy A sAAs.
aeeE. aAaw 0D @rmws safE@ M&~-
selves 60 Dc Fsfsa@ @ v4n Ansa o 0ASs
sAsy sc9A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Men VIII wTaExis :o- religion. write
4: c.h: fc- &. i'c .er IL: any
Gag sHt I've 70. !t-rsiton.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Jackson.

JAex@oH.
fewer Charters In MiasissippL
II. LlsaniAl report IL EsesSsasy Of
State }. ". Pswss Ser tAs 1--WE yesrs
ending September 90. 1900, viii ahsw
that the charters rseosdsd eusiHs sAat
period represented fetal capitalization
Of s3l, s32 400, Of vhisA siA,T7s, go was
for railroads, and che PsnAtsiag sic,-
SIS, 100 fer sos charters Ger ssAss soA-
ceras. These taduas ieS mss@aslls
csnesrAs, eapltsalssa % eS,I7s,see; %
banking iastjue,saa, esvS~, ees; 20
..~:ouas sonsssas, si.sis, go; o. hz@-
oee ..ase:.s, v9.sAs. sss; 90 mAAafs& GO
-. eonpaxiss. sl,s7A.s@; " @Mi .
tate and dsvslopmsas sS@ysezss, e1,Tel,-
500; ls7 nhsellaassss, v",s.4 100 !;
publishing and prtnsing ssZpasiss, sses,-
500; cotton oil companies, esss. eco; hs-
tells and restAu<aats, ellf,ses; @naisg
factories, $4,000. The rAilrsAa sAAstsrs
nied during that sins, excessive q the
Frisco, which msrsay As@sssisnss& vita
Out any extsnalsn Of hnsa usss - TEL
lowe: Biloxi q Great NertAAfs, $500
900: New 0rieaAs, Nshls q CAisags,
s7,soo,ooo; sAneody valisy, eIoo.soc;
Water Valley SsStAvsstssA, e1er.eee;
Mississippi CsAtrsl tixWaASs4 a&PitAA
$4,000; West Poixs q Msustoa, $500
coo; Shaw & Southwestern, s,seo
Pascaceula Esrtbsra, ss.eoe, 900. A
compared with tia I've yssss pesvieus,
to Svpers wiz shsp Q asssssss bskA !.
the xxnSer Of ssTyesAasas sse @A
sneuet Of capital sesss. Tia vssvieAs
report shows . fetal 81 1881 ssePsrs'
tioas, Including Railroads, an tstai
capitalization Of sssys,s,ssa.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

IaW~xass cs1@Msisne1 Hs&y vts1a
Iasa1a1sa cs@nissssHey HStGaNm -
Nsv Tea 20 kaSv the @sA6lStua ID the
FAsssix gis~ 1As@aa~ osmSaay 81
Dsseki5A, eAA rasaxsA repiy stating c~
the ssnrsy AsA AAnes4 sfassss with
his approval; tAAt che @FsSAl q the
ssmpaAy ID G1inpatSsd. AAA O. pre-
pset 10 that. tAws va IN surplus,
while HsliayA@Ass Gr @fsgHAstnd
against ls@- TAs 10 r~ssuStAg to
maAy PeA9ASi&sgs IN tAis ssktsa-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

The MAssisiv9i ArSSGHueSl O Ne
eAAAi@l Csgisgs b absat 70 Isee &AstSsg
valued MsaAsr Of its fs~ufty N tAS per
son ef Rssf. W. n. Psrk1aa, o. E1s &aAir
u asSsee@y, wAs has basa es@aa1sd
Tia sessssers&0 Of aer.Sanc7s BY a'
board Of rResss Of CAasm Cellegs,
eas u tie isA4lag &smstsanl AStses-
tisas Il South cArsaisa.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Ers. Lewis Dsan!s @em.


News reached tAA dt9 WsAnAsaAy
from ths Dennis hsDs near Co&lay that
Mrs. Lewis Denah Alsd tAsss Sunday
night. This 70 the ssssaA GsssA In that
family senss LswA Dsna1s, AusSaaa Of
the dead womaa, vss Arss wts9 In Ray
nond On . eAarss Of Mssasias Circuits
Clerk JoAa r. whita. On x@rasry g.
1905, for which 10 was tAsa esMv!ceed
and given . dsatA ssatsaes. AS DstAs'
having disA o few ns&tAs aessr that
trial. Since that tina psanis las ss
cured reversal By the Supesns CSust
q change Of vsass 70 Aadisea seuaty,
secoad thai aad soaviesisn fsx man
slaughter, VITA an ssgAt years. sen
tenee, and . reversal Of that, beth re-
vsrsaIs having beea based On the aetisas
Of a single member Of tbs jury panels
Ia each cAss Tia 4sst u theAa juror
was alleged 70 have pss5adeed chs sass
and the hst weat iAsaAs eNAng che
PROCESS Of TIN TRIAL AfSsr tAis last
reversal . few weeks ago, DsaA1 wa
admitted TO bail In $1,000, and was Of
home with his wife OF the time Of her
death.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

The Clarksdale and Six Counties Med
isal Association held its semi-annual
Meeting at Clarksdals. A noat inter
ese!ng session was Aeid and the assscia-
tioa was much pleased with the progress
Il las made during the year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

WReesR 1aas 3restss-
Gov. Neal sassusess As sNe&xeAHat
Of T. Z. Wi!Ssm, pAssw az retired
banker Of L&xfsIeAa, tswtH a @s Al
sssa 4 q r. cAAes, vA~ Asv. / D.
Borders, Of KsGly awsheA sas Aaa 20
sigasA sAA isse ne @asAs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

State Auaitw L. J. Saith lAA 70
eeived from the comptroller Of ns ear
Yency at WasAIAStss . rseaptalatisn
showing TIA soAAitis1 Of tAS IL RAdsaal
haaks In Mississippi, a~erGHx 70 tSsir
statements bearing ds:s ei HsvsnbsV 10.
ns national Aaaks 90 tAs data NAMED
had aggregate resources Of t1s,ASA-
tA7.ss, Of which sli, teI,s:GlR wa eat
standing in lsaEs AAd diaesunss. UA4sx
the heading Of iASilnIss tAS abatement
shows that eAe AAtisHal banks lad @n-
Hal paid in Of ss.4so,e ESQ. Aad wa1s ear
Eyiug Individual deposits sshjSA -
cheek arnsunting 20 tlo,eSs,lcs.1T and
stns ssytiaeatn Of aspssis s2,!st,sGS.SS.
TAs fetal rsssrrcss Of all banks, State
and pa9seAi sa chs aats nAHsA wAs
ess.7iIIsee9, AsA leAaa aaA 6hsounts
carried ans@stsa to e4s,fIt,S@iA Tia
earssai iaveaea Ves eiS,SSe ATS1e, SCr
eius ss,s7s,sGess, iD8iy1dual asp@ttu
e4s,SsI,Ies.cs AAa TINA ssrtiaAtss q
dspesit e4,ss1,1s1.sl.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

!n:re.c-e.ien
solitu6c caa B ds:..a;l .-'s -
rhc innocent.-L<sEczy. Al.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
State Capital Notes
vsxtiy nSIsss al State News lsens GssAssI b. Or jpsi
Csns- rooAena % JacksoA


Sew Rvls If Law.
Ths Supreme Curt hss Laid iswn
nsv rwA 81 las in shs s2s,sS sA--~ss
tasrwsxs Of Ma Js!ta u DaIf@s, 81
xrsokAavsA, agaiast tAs Illinois osn-
tsL Raarsad Company, wASca un a.
GSmsd. with Q vigsrSw fiassns On tas
art Of cAssf Justice Whitfield. tAs
syGrdsa In sAisi having h<sn delivered BY
Mssies MAysA N1. Daaisn' husband
Aal sesa killsA By . freight Tai. arhr
No aesA at Begus cAHe, vA!b rus
sssR 70 sAhA q rssssSxer GAtA TA's
.vsssaa M&ix suaAiE in tho sY?esiss
@Fsssse, 10 aASwA t. ksSs s~se @~
1.ax % 9 sass .. speed vS&ouSy @a'
sssisA q bsn txsnty-fes to fS'Ry4Ts
m!iss Dse hsur, AAd there 10 GsputeA
,sstiHsAy a. to whether or MT DaAis''
YES warned ~ iH approach, hrt Is y
unAspAtAd tint be esntiauM 10 ma
A4xsss tAs tr~k - hiS &satA in trent Of
tAs frsisAe pmia. Is aezSt kald that
NE vis4ia w@s RSt required 70 step.
Issk w l!stsa for an aHreGdAing train,
vAisA he s~sN act sas sssauss 81 SssP
cot Il vas passisg through neTsA Of tAs
depot, hat that a. IN iHtssdsA PAsseS-
ger As he'd a right 80 assume that tAs
railroad ssnpAay ws s1ssessiHG reason
aSls care fer his Dretss.is1, a&& tASt ia
sxsiss wsald net pass Through ne tswa
At . greater rate Of SpssA tAA1 tie stat
ut~y six ENee psr Aer. He wSs net
sakiss sAGnas Win q ksswH nd and
aisAeugh Ne nNitAar stepped, Locked DOT
natsasA, as ere not . pssssngsx E&At
lave bee. required to as, tie railroad
company u boaAd By WHnS1 hAsvis4gs
that at the scheduled time fSY Ne az
RIAL II q PassezgsT train passengers
would b rushing frsn al Grse4isHs 70
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Tupslo has witnessed q successful
sIaaninguP Of Illicit whisky retailing.
With 70 eases before the mayor, ID pleas
Of guilty were entered and two eonvie-
tie@s resulted en- trials. Fines were i'm
posed aggregating q total Of 81 $50 for
the city and 5000 to the county, with
time on the streets in the NEST agra
waited eases.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

IA an appreciation Of tie SERVES Of
che Late Bishop Charles B, Galloway to
humanity, aAd In recognition Of his
friendship fer the eslorsd people, the
Mississippi conference Of tie Csiered
Methodist Episcopal ChursA. IN session
ct Greenwood, levied = special per capita
asss&snent upon its membership to raise
. gcodly sum Of money, which win be
applied On the fund to erect . monument
to the memory Of the gallant AiSiis-
ipDisA.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

OOAesAAnAa B. G. Humphreys 10 In
Lexington trying to induce tia board al
supervisors sf Holmes county 10 inaugu-
rate Q new system Of road working. AZ
present he 10 trying to persuade them
TO appropriate . small amount for tbs
purpose Of having built a snail stretch
Of sADd-slAy road AZ a sample 50 demon
strats to the people Of this county the
feAsibiaty Of this plan, aAd to convince
them that gsod roads are badly needed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Sheriff J. O. Baugh Of CoahomA eoun-
ty raised several points Of questionable
ch2.astez is the New World" district
in search Of blind tiger whisky, and
found quite quantity Of beer and
whisky. The negroes were ArraiTued
before Justies J. B. Killsbrew and were
Aned $40 sash and Wsrs given . severe
reprinAnd.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

CengrsssmAn Dickson Of the Sixth Ms
Assippt ahtyisa las written q letter -
tAs papers Of his hsiGwSek in which 10
tsus tAs fasmsp ttAt As val FsDiss
them every pSaaAls assistance in bulk
ing W. . market and creating demand
fer their cane syrsp-ths best in che
way et msIasAs that 70 to Ae had in this
section Of the oSuatry, and wAish seems
to AAd its natural element In the couA-
ties to tia southwsst-tisss Aow In
tested with the boil wesvl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

]. 4. Braaton, q prominent planter Of
Washingten county, has finished picking
. 1sld Of cotton which has made q most
remarkable yield. This deld comprises
Ave and ens-fourth acres and the total
yield Of cotton is over 1880 pounds.
enough for two standard weight bales
per acre. At prevailing prices for cotton
AID seed each acre Of this land, which
was planted in the SimpkinS variety Of
cotton, will yield hin a gross return of
about SITS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

The report Of County Health Officer
". w. Hamilton Of L&udsrdals county
sAcws that psi!agsA 10 rssva.enA ian the
county to - aiarrniss sxtARa The re-
port shows thss during the CAST ciSh.vcn
months ending December / there have
been o total Of IS cases Of the new dis
ease. OF this number 81 have proven
fatal, . lave recovered and - are now
under treatment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

&hs $4,000 damage suIt Of G. W.
Covington and wife against the Illinois
Central Railroad Company was settled
by compromise for $1,000 In the Copiah
county circuit court. Mr.. Coyington
and family were out driving in their ar-
tomobi!e. and in crossing ths railroad
tracks were struek BY an enigma The
result was that both Mr.. and Mrs. Cow
inston spent three months In the Tulane
Hospital in New Orleans. Mr.. Coving-
ton 10 q cripple for life and his wife has
not yet been able TO walk, although she
may recover entirely IN tims.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-17
EARTHQUAKE WAS
IN WESTERN
PERSIA
LOCATION OF SHOCKS RECORDED
JANUARY %, LEARNED.
Sixty Villages Were Destroyed, Who'll
Iy or Partially and Five or Six
Thousand Lives Lost.

Teheran, Feb 17.-News was re.
ceived here today, showing that the
violent earthquake, recorded Jan. 23
at almost every scientific observatory
In the world where seismographs are
installed. had its location In the prov
ince of Luristan. western Persia. Six.
ty villages in this district were wholly
or partially destroyed, and the result
ant loss OF life Is placed between
5000 and 5000
This information was conveyed in
belated reports to, the governments
The districts of Burujurd and Selahor
In Luriotan province, were the cen
ter Of the greatest violence and hero
the heaviest casualties occurred. Sew
eral villages are reported to have beer
completely engulfed. The destitute
survivors are fleeing Into the town o.
Burujurd from whence appeals for az
sistance are now reaching the govern
ment They report having lost prac
tically all their herds. and about 10.
900 head of cattle perished.