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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Must .Confne Hospitality to Home.

! clause of ,IisSyis7ippis new ststuii
tory prohibition, law that i causing con,
siderable comment is that section. which
makes it d missde1neanof "to carry to any.
place Of amusement or entert sinment,
or tor any public 'Gssemblage, intoxicat-,
ing liquors of any kind. 1t; is'iheldl that
this clause, If strictly enforced, would
prohibit the serving of liquors at a pub
lie banquet, OF similar social event that
took place outside of a private resi-
Ience, tie. last clause Of the section
tlfat this shall not prevent
The use of liquors inCthe djsnensation Of
hospitality at .onne's, own home" 4if
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
RAILROAD MEnAxNgl Or Nx.ss
* - y%i:s g - = = = I: ( Z Z Sc $
Nova Towards TotaL-Abstinenee Has
Been Stesdy~Lc>g<1 o

%isia; s1s ~ 81 ~ ! ~ ~ 49,
The teHapananeeInaa SsnaentAin the
United Stsfes ifr9ceesssl $ Ry ATS 3Esnd
starts, but in one particular field the
progress hof 7real Ii teaTpsrzncs .1aahahtts
,ofss sef-contrelvhas .beers.s constant /
That field is modern industry, and; es..
,pecia1Ty the railroad business. =. The
most Important step In the control of
habit In relation to drink, had It's realF
beginning. in the railroad business. 1t
has, now, heep many years since the
Pennsylvania railroad informed its era
ployes that d worker should net use
alcoholic stiniulAnts while en- duty and
1t ia well known that aeithere an eng
gineer nor any other. member Of the
operating force of a railroad will new,
long retain his. position IL he drinks
when not on duty Nor IL that all, q It \
is extremely dificultfte ebtaia mpios j
rment in the first INSTANCE on either the
Fernsyfyanfa--or-t Rea6fng-er-on
any othsrr-inpertart railfosA In the
t5Aaed Etstess tt the applicant is
drinking man 'fhe fact fhat man re,
cefves an lSppoint On = railroad
raiSs9 4 IsFe4sS ri ssqnphon that he
In sober, temperate, or an abstAiner;
the ret,atien ,,' st biz Ppsifis9nIis pretty
gooaS svidsncel VI To shis' Habits EN-
ployes have long since learned that the
price OF retaining q position on b rail-
road Is, tenpeEan CO, and the railroads,
exercise more and more care In that
direction lTksi steady pressure tfo1n2I
this source, says the Saturday ,Rublic
Ledger, has been one Of the great in
fusncssf against incorporate habits
The work thus begun by the railroads
hasi Sesaa extended 70 great Sva<feties
of industry and trade, Which, under
the stress Of modern competition, de-
mandr the kind Of satoisnsy that posi-.
lively forbids the immodsraes use Of
liquor gofa any sxossses orr habits cal
culated tie impair the. inteilectNai and
pkysica snsYgyy x the WORKERS. This
srsssurs susrksd bz busiaeas + enc 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Not Yeta

!. Nellie apologized for the, action, OF 4
Her New baby Sister BY, saying: lyon |
zee, she HASN'T GOT any geGse gt sfi
objected 10 Is,ipHs aadi idea, |
and Nellie ifeRlieaio. I Qhuqf3celgssslt
shes sgs set SENSE f but it ism t. wqFEdpg
fsEln / Ion .o6fEuJ 8 aGw doiiIt
/ ggny qiuTgi is91ald ols1 u tGds Nc
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

sYTA' lew to Keep Ysuns.
IsA9E.. Ne hat the neophebi& Of the
60 it's cause i'm mental attitude
san in physical aeca Il eis
the mental pewer is less, but
~ Iraffef q MAN to rely on the
a.. no did in his twenties and to
E slreepeH questions he set
~: fila lifetime age.
80. ,tfephy of thought. Gan be
80. ifIthe Nan Ger IS foEessen, and
x =. lefiserately fsrAs the habit Of
Thought habits. 1t can be
~. fila Raa recognizes that he is
SAz5ns sGssH>sf social change
EEt, instead Of trusting to the
gFs~ive in whieb thipgg appeared
.,sfsgysptb, w &ilst 4ook and look
1rrsn eecieE z ek9lQ<y, by E.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Bishop Galloway. at Home,

Bishop Charles +, Galloway, accom- n:
panied by Mrs. Galloway, has as, returned Ig ed
from al extended visit to Georgia and
Flerids, where the bishop has been con-
Quoting conferences and at the same time
rscuperating and building up his depleted
system under the influence of the genial
sub-trepical climate. Bishop Galloway
is practically himself again and is re-
eeiSiRS sincere congratulations of his le-
rieRs of friends upon the change for the
better ------------
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

q ;: ~, =. ,s.J Isl f. % $3.50 III 3ihoG
A religion which leaves the sa-
- loon undisturbed, unattached, is
J, not. worthy TO be called after
:, the name of Jesus Christ. Again
have we reached a time in the
march of Christ down the Cent
turtles when if these should hold
S their peace the very stones will
Immediately cry out. This ethical
;fMavs against the saloon has
=. come like a hurricane up the
deck of a pirate ship. There is
butJone explanations. Jesus Christ
els walking across the Aneri-3; g
can, continent, Every. place his +
foot is lifted leaves a. dry spot.
pAnd its meaning is THE 1IQ
,iUoRs TRAFFIC MUST AND Z
SHALL BE DESTROYED
Clinton NJ. Howard, Rochester.
N.Y. Jan. "a, 1903! BIS il bt'}l
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Sunday School Normal.

The Rep.jW. Fred Long, secretary of
the Mississippi -Stthdsyl Schooh,tAssoeia.
ton, announces that he is leerfscting
plans for a summer training seheol for
Sunday school workers. to be held at
the Seashore camp grounds, near 81;
lo2i, from judy Is to- 81 joaj.@ 30
1t is probable that tie Associations of
Louisiana a1td,nAlabama will cooperate
in. conducting this. school and some of
the ab!eqt sunday school specialists, in
America wifi deliYer lectures So 'i4''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Why the "Trade"2 Opposes Prohibition.
The best tribute to the cause gof
Prohibition is that it has the united
and strenuous, opposition of every
dram seller in the land, and the weak
ness of all other methods is that they
are preferred by the trade to Prohibi-
ton. --;f fgt rr-p.3.rTf} @e.yF erf- SuCGIC
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

1 1'he tributes TO the popularity OF MI.
Hammonds csoaS Tpleasedu The fatheF1
.whet Was thei eldestGsumn1s ligesidentl
Of shrubyiillle, They plea sed ;hia. the
more because they came from natives
Of the soil, whose good opinion Gould
not be forced in any way. Toasi}h 9ie
THe'suas reahigoodii bDys9thato boy b
hours said CapJs Heesl4Aisi Tqywne; and
S =. aS19E0R James 5aaasa els Nopq
e4Hkeo the gadofr6is ajfib, /" sfiepl aiaf
withTdeotsieny 'aadJ Dllfkechfss
.4ags7 he Rinif9tp .foythputting5 GRos.
Vet he amt too, stand7o,ftfflshva s,f,aiu. s
~Thifg of It IS yotle and his ma
haven't tried to have him brought up, g
same as most; OF ahe 'ssfninertf6fEs 40
with their childranio3 be'ss lust i8been
raised, like we're and. Ithatsbwhy,
he gets on with every body in .tnis.
tpwah, Il ff'e YOUTHS Companion an hll
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
se Tax Unconstitutional.

In ths case -+of- The Rqa.als Insurance
Company vs.. ithe Ysz66-NIississippi Del,
ia 9sLevee Commissioners, being suit
brought thexpFettsII stsssIs''
sistance of pfM4eeej tRN license :s4 levied
BY the board which was additional to
the State and county tax, the supreme
court held that the law was unc0nsti-
tutieAally passed. and in DIRECT conflict
with, section s34. of the, con9tit ution,
which declares. that no bill affecting
boundary changes or taxation matters
pertaining to the aforesaid district shall
be- passed before the SAME bilf shall Have
beeac published for three 1' consecutive!
weeks. in, some newspaper published with
in the district. ,;4...f. ..t; i.;t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Do you want to know ali the, latest
facts about the Prohibition refornn7
Address, with two cent stamp Pros
'hibition. National Headquarters, 80 La
Sale street Chicago. 2 ,ssi.-.3srf. 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

FSreed 10 csnsums Bakers' Bread. !
La ppadee, rs in ether manufacture
In ewAa in 4tatlAlds sYead lis sci
d0sk AaaAa in the. hemes; Of wage
easTsks. They essnehiEs vigorously
in %Rr Ways. but pay the bakers a
prsnt lAn their big fsur-eeuRd loaves.
Ther4strs as4aeiaittes in Many OF thu:
oRsp1n aad tws-rssm houses OF
ths;R9ersss yerkiHgmen 20 saske bread.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
: =z1lf.1+y sts.@=zst Ta5z n ao.t-lrr-.....

A plant was To- III n Indla, SFR
'NaestofE. yef9fGei," sa,an roF: ioli; 2.
which was ail@n ! e:tci' = by d -sst
tim of ts'saf Fl nei Hsi
eat nor dyink w:ttout r-stlAs az
ony, yet he bad 10 rite 80 in'lcsIa M
in his ayot sion. 4 81 be ses 6f1l
dose his s o. aeh Wa elawed snd. h3s
gkppelfeAas asqfs 3N 0Aeo,,au is!Italed
Indians root Let us have ailbif. 6t
it. TherdlfatSdG AlIlAhada dts IN
America who ha 70 b nachs. TIES
approach tAs3a ia aDt4sBe III fsAl
and AZ tE 2sggj hFly1pgg vDKSnj mY CO 81;
kNn sssEs III, hanlW0Il an II "a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Will Locate Elsewhere.

4he dQmiaile of the gpEeposed,ccerpo-.
ration for the icenselidatioHE of all the
Farmers, Union cotton warehouses ls ffg3sss UNI
der one. charter, With 3 capital stock of
100000 win not be in this State.
Mrssissippi's loss of this Concern viii be
du. entirely te,@hat are regarded as I'M
fsrvorsble taxing laws whereby the cap
itsl stock of seorpora ton is taxed OR
its capital stock In this INSTANCE 1T the
tax, if located in Jackson, for instance,
would be s296,OOO per Year, besides the
payment of taxes on the % warehouse
property. itself IN the several counties
where they are located 5dt deiggnie.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
onlv TeetotaIens ,Wanted.e.

Read the, Help G; Wanted- N Ne 6
you win zn6te that ad4eftisemelnts' 81 for
ehaafeurs s1almosto Tinvariab lyf1 sagin
.f0nly total abstainers9 nsedGappis. III Us
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
~ setl1Htf zcsaT

Tksa GsiaN Sasopd Es~1dss Sceunty
BsIssEss i "a re- stsfts1tl n 8gsnatpt
fsrasssas hsasrE stss9 tie Memors gefg sne
of t4ssaasss Hlssea :nss33psef9ip :sitizeas
whs Ess sasassd the puzzle Ifeo.sf- his
state, s4ssS'sssHSs III AsrsafH Yet
Lew do Heaters srasy.
The s~psffel 10 ts tAke the fsrRo OF "a
ful[.rstss y IN bait in. all n ioks n &,
be sJ.ag aSI a. $saft lsa.sS 5 aifsstiy
asevS s4d saak Of tie jtfdsesf bench.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

0Itscost the liquor interests $4,000 to
prevent the, county y Prohibition bill,
from passing the last Legislature
Leading Liquor Advocate in. a Recent
whisky Conference at Minneapolis! u
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Shredded Pea Vine. - iAi' 49,

Commissioner of Agriculture Blakes-
lee has in hiei understanding new in
the way of fioer, or rather a substance
that, while not new in jtself, ,, is capable.
fjfi HdJeieprhehtbhito material which may
yet mean much to the man who accom-
.plishs4 that deyAl9pm9ptT s IT. is nothing
more nor less than shredded pea-Vine
hay, the vines having, lain out. in the
3HelH exposed to the Weather fJr' weeks
The threads, taken by themselves, are
as fragile as r shred pf SpaHislh moss
bit When several are taken and twisted
together they are as unbreakable as a,
piece oefl ,gsk @dRed iMie, aaid,9&F Gemi1
missioner BIakeslee observed, there is no
doubt some process by which the same
}nlkterial 5eohfd be 'sptlii into yarn or
packing Irvine, and he intends to take
tbs; ,patter5 up With llireet@i Hutdhihi
son, of the State experiment station,
ard see what can be done. a.4.... =.
41aTrO! hnG 9+L1I at3 OH 7 llJ1+5 :
Silver Service Fund Secured.
When the State commission which has
the business of providing silver serV-
ice to be presented to the battleship
Mississippi meets to east up its accounts
and to give the order for the service, it
Will find that the entire sum needed to
meet the expense of this donation will
Aaye been raised. Mrs. NJ. L. Lockwood
oflCrystal Springs, whose business it is
to raise the rnonsss as4he agent of the
commission, announces that she -( has ali
tn. money required with the exception
,ofl about 5000, which amount sh6: Win
have no trouble in raising. The service
is to cost 81 900, and there i. an addi=.
] ffoIasf 4ex pense about $500, making
ztntxt-of $500, and Mrs. Lockwood
has raised eYer sS7,3OQ.Jif8;azan1 :}acaai{
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
csIsbrat. Birthday Of Py THAI m.

= 49, - 2
Grand Chancellor w A: Sessions, of
the tAli..is-ippil grand lodge, Knights of
Pythiss, suggests that the local lodges,
in, this Stats should give appropriate
observance of the forthwith, birthday
Of Pythisnism on the 18th of February.
n suggest that every lodge in this do
main Celebrate the anniversary in an
appropriate way, and it ought to be
made ,red-letter event in the history of
Pythisltisn,'i says the ilgrand chahcel-
lor. FIN arranging 7the progifllh due
tributes should be paid TO the memory
of Justus H. Rathbohe, the founder of
cur order j 1 believe sllclt a celebration
would not only stir up interest among
MI urbers;:=but- -wopld-=-HSSe ali tduea-
-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Alcohol as a Food.

There may be- food in alcohol. but
when one member of a family takes
his food In that form the yrestaof the,
family go hungEy---Golden lAgeso e',,,T
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
80 n ST5 75515 57F5 70 sIJ1ss1l,
ri 10 T5TTT.T- lndEhss ailestien ito

lhN'@ltts AuNS stOh -eo
he Iansy@edtit&
HBRffBast 6GGy yaaa3a s
its3 GAs aB46G1Be
/; Esd ith ! Christie
iQhs1Aeatb said !
torethYe converted
malefactor: To
Ifay thdd shaft be
awithl aFJ
tempt ,ltobimakel
this mseaana Y;;EeriQly
l., say unto thee
today, thou Shalt
be- withi 'me I'm
? Para diSeii19 isay,f,,.i
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

the brightest aspects. Of the high, De
gree Of tension in our eager. ssgr 5
five and exhansting lie. MOOT 27llit''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

s:Refused u Refund. IS
Attorney General Stirring has formaF=
" declined to approve the application Of
several Iidaor dealers. ohGtkei gulf coast:
fsrr refunds covering che unegpited pes
rie1 of their State licenses. Attorneys.
59ef the liquor deslersadeclSFe thai this
attitude Of the state authorities is
equivalent to reputation; that the deal
,ssrs were graated license for faA wear;
despite sthedaet -thstA the ceul dsnst, Do
business for tisat period; the prohibition
law becoming operative Dec. 80, and the
dealers feel that they sheithfz have the:
.unsS eired. port ions refsinled
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Is1< cssSs -vilsiss died ~ ctystsI
sFsa -1zefssF ~ laess ..:sf -$nssyy
~a6{e. NJ vas II years 81 age. H.
wS, sc . afeasrats salaieE and was enc
Of ASsssst Gssissaished gers IL the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Pref. Hardy Improving. .,,o,4

i President HARDY of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College,. who is still a
patient at the Jackson sanitarium, where
he wa. operated upon for the removal
accumulation of gall STONES lis re=.
ported to be improving steadily and d. is 5.
himself cheerful and bright; Though for:
the present he is seeing few visitors:
sens, INTACT. except his relatives. <
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Keeping, Busy,

4 liG 81 II 'lVS7yF " v771fl4N II ,1lIJJ %
The methods employed 2lt.ss by the Anti pttiI;,
saloon league have been used BY th4e,
people to close up fover 5000 saloons
since the first of the-Eeaf. They are
now locking up 81 a. day.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Il accordance with tine-hsnored Gus:
tsM. the Cenfsderats organizations
thfsur hsdt akississippT celebrated tisl
biESasy!s GsasRsSertl E.rIjae January
1ss8e In each instance theg eslsbra ten
tsSK the fern Of publis exercises, and
sdsTessess ayiaf tribute 10 stAs-AezAsFya
ef Eal eateat ssfaiSf Sefs delivered BY
oratMsA- OF alta and LEGAL aEoEninenee..rel
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
rhinos Have oksnded.

No longer do a ring. ? thfmble, and q
piece of money answer for f1ttitle
&efling cake for girls. No. ;ndeedf Tb
day is long pas when marriage
] siipsserhootsga i ef1h | inherita il ss!,tl
,YeEa, the qnllyqf7 REEFS pHepEo the seq
A tWentiei h-tel TLy cake must EavfAS
tiny glass i 54ts6 4 q safiAggler elihe@s
doctor or ia 4 use. a littlelch
doll nessnii 81: fsHfisfsl na VI
other syn.h Is &c: atty of 'HB
.3roSfASss s..i1.sasA' - ~ "a - "a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
- 7.T1TTTT TTTUGU IT1IE
/ Gossip Of Washington
on ly'o 7A''7- .'A- = - nu-Gioo
Il 25fBt 3oi 9.a.Y 9l xnisnq td ssbo =
J4e1 oo1H What Is Going On at the .aA
aief489aNafOnal Capital z's 10 . 4ra,o -
81 .-,-c a.n -aE.
Our NAVY L. e asad ] All

The report that Great Britain was
building "a 1875 gun has been gun fdpY1
By the naval Authorities here and they
IS no. lessaultsrlsvsalSo
Saated that there is no foundatioE
whatever fog therep@rN that GermanY
IS building. bE prof aib&Aeven, fiva
battleships, each of which is to carry
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

~ HE director of the mint has made
i money for the United States in
more ways than one. He is rejoicing
because the government made a profit
during the fiscal year ended June 80,
iaAS,. OF $1l-541. AL on the coinage=ef.
silver, nickel, and i f,qepe-cent wbFppze
biee eS.---s-
This representss the Inference be
tween the. price paid by the govern
msnt for5tAa metals and Chd1G coinage
ysils TT
z
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Work Of WOrnen Convert

The board of trustees of the Aiiesis-
sippi peniteRtisrSG has: decided 1to> con-
tinue the policy ief, employing female.
conviets in the Manufacture OF, uniforms
for the 1900 inmates of the Institution,
The penitentiary' now contains about
thirty fve female conTicts, only two of
whom are white women, and pardon petit
-tionsc.for lbothf of the ilatterare pending
in the governer,@ oftiee.os gsva b5dot6s
I The female con7Eictfs: are busiilg engaged
flor. practically the entire year in the
Manufacture of uniforms @Lla !" hst
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

4 wears selary, 81 ,sss, vas <appgopgi-
atsaS fs5 3rsHsf 81 tas fenay ef SsAe
lsts2 Charles Fitzgerald, psstofKcs in
sRfstsr, by bill passed by1GoHgresse-ss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
TLsessIafa lIissiis,iip o- cor

ThssssafS llIiississipF i5=leytsE COM
Hissiesgfs Int it,, RiliaF sIe1pi-annual
rettfsE sspistes 8IHf;ssHood t. look
after the eSffSn in tho district that has
ssassrs ess 4lsSss 1f IL :, IT il estimated
that frsa 4s;sssg tai 81, sse bales Of cot
teSFtEsaSs istss &fiixas,s saSk3 y sar;ysSB mt!
least Tier. are tSAaAe r,ii u bales sub.
jet .I.vse: ts1 ii u IN. district
c.;vtE1Ve &rSsG9b tsSSjsodsrgG * 1Ec@
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

there has been considerable trouble in
dealing With whisky t5oatee on atht Mis-
sissippi river beat5.i,usej6f the Difficulty Of
pEpving whether, the sale, wss, ]msdea on
til one Or the 6tllGf sfaa IF 4Rep 4fhfead
IN the. stream 2 AZ 81 eonssele.eliee eon-
yMtions in either State have been rare.
q der the terms of this fssolad6n1tRese
safes can now appoint commissioners,
--as'sr.-'ncgvtiNt xgreement'---b.y'
which all three. States can exercise con-.
current jurisdiction over all oEenses
committed on the Mississippi river snd
5Q,maket the further operation of whisky
iIoats impossible, 49,, q; noe 70 INA arm
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
8lliisissippi'
&sws
Tl. Stat. Of Mi..i..ippisi. liat seteins

nd must be Incorporated as feature
Industrial ecsssHk 9W DIG 3IlI5
Nsn. Ben m. fielder, president of the
ississippi Trafelsfs, Which organization
rs taken up, ansag ether things, the
Rtternent of the kstel ana tavern fserv-
% i'm tn. State, Atstes that the circular
sitter to the hstel men sent out few
Hesks age, calFRG attention Tto3 certain
Rtls details that need looking after in
Rsder to promote the comfort, safety
aea convenience sfitAe travelling men, is
Rving gesd eject.
Gel. ". A. Isstgd5mmer!yii 3 IF the peni-
@ntiary TRUSTEES has made another sue
@ssful sale of state cetton. The sale
Nes csHsunRatea at Sunhower farm.
Wkere as bales were acid st1g 5-Sjcents
ysr pound, and a lot Of 10 bales ats 3-4l
dHats. This was Mt the estimated! aver
IL. Of $50 per bale, or about s4s,Q00, for
Tie lot, and i. renuAerative if not TSs-
cd fsures. .X4W
EPrcs:dent T. P. Scott of the Slissis-
dBpi State Teachers Association states
q ut there win BE ne lack, OF accommo..
datisxs fer thss. whs may attend the
Ehcher.' convention ut Natcilsz,I Whether
Aers Re zee or 12aee0, every man;, or
SEsS stts4sflS u 'c5HtsHfplsffn. At
tTSIT seiTE 1ISurea n advance Of
hsa6 A2aae eese Ger HEis tAis or her sts "
IN n 3E ~ ~ Eys. :. :. ~ ~ - "a IN y
9khs saH&se Schools Of the Nevtons
k$satrsse and csrsiiaa trsdps OF Presbst
teAfsn ctdtckes held a district Sunday
sSesl institute. nj Nsrfss, and an ia
ssRgctiveIHd interesting Meeting- was
IzK The institute was conducted by
R o. F. Bell sf xheisyviils, Ky, thu
IFesbstegIan .asssaSls district sunday
seAes1 s,eyefiateaaeat: - 50 ..;;a Z-27t s
- E8TF 3tI1a 30 AtG 5Gi. Trc ~ Zt;n- =
~. gsvsrHsr has issued his Proclsma5'
t nc sEessas4 st qsrs- 1890 fdrthe5arss
r,st ad delivery Of the person or per
ssxxzztzzs1Hhs1sn ht-cf-,Ian.
. nrrAerei VIVA. SeyReur, a citizen of
Js1Esaia abs asty, la s6Fk 1S@tG on. Fort
n. ID. ~ E4zIIgF! l9tFs.t Eys9s6y. sur /,
r.o...ta Ae9R aAAEN .@
ia. ch j K 1: -Balh lto hold
.eaisaif terra sffAA -eiireait court 1t Al
ear p date. svrket a., heavy, and
th.r. .rsssss ssns eseveatstsve> Criminal
case. resaf IsE sAl lsdinx TIVE mur-
der essJs ID Iss sSs seoused srsN Mold
ia ST set q ss' '''Yi 'sdi't'a'
WI Me,ks asaEssgH aitQhel, wAs
haj i.s.. ssss befaeea vicEs-;
bun ,Ea Hsssss hlans sek prs,pe.tiSSsi
en.tyAerr az EssfssS saloon. wtrI
each xken 81 dry. ..gtS.
cLai.s. t. IsfsFS refs. llsy4sed ,sfs s6Iitit-
ing sfssEs 3. sssiise rAisky lt the
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Help. Corn Competition.

i11FIP NUlnl Gun lIlOqHn11 4; h9lod rEs ]
, Apropos of. the competitive corn grow.
sing idea, and as showing its statewide
Z spread, the essentially Pine woods and
sandy bottom county Of Jaekteno has
gone into lthea thing twitkuenergy0 afidG
spirit, and the meyenentiis bapkedranaf
encouraged by no less potent a power
than the country board of supervisors.
tal,at h6afd bass;lasssI am aIdeEssBertnss
prizes .sggreg rs $40 tle sysers5sS
Ing the finest 'eofR airiifg' 'thev e1rreht !:
crop season. The board offers IA as pffsse
Sfo the boy Who ri sgs N"ygTestkst n1fns;
her of bushels 64tlH asatA ~ a..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

tile, whether il .beVFtea aesa99mnlmalateel
those who believe that the, spirit goes
to purgatory, or those Who insist that
it sleeps With the BODY 7HStGes grave
OurGLortI could not thasslssi6dI4 say
u9to thee yesterday on Il saSlIBnso)
thee ,to-morrow,,%, and to; make him. say,
7 say unto thee today rs, a reflection
upon his intelligence -z1H- 'ali6 1n-
0PauF cdefGedt THIS lieartRqsj existence
as being at home; inlthe sbods whiIe.we{
are absent from the bIs9,lr yd and Idaathl55 as
being absent from. the body while we
are present with the % Lord 2 Cor,
SGD. Paul was conscious Of tive Sppes-.
ing forces, 9oneodrawiIigf hind toward
death, the other drawing him toward.
the duties and burdens of life. Il am
in strait betwixt two, having a desire
to, depart and be with Christ 4 Phil.
h:23J.- He was. willing to die, for he
Was anxious to see again the igforffed
Christ whom he saw soni 1.-THE way 40
Damascus aud he was willing oto;,Iiye
because he believed that, the church
on earth had need of his services