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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

Some people 10 public life assume d
very sensitive attitude towards
newspaper notoriety (when it has d
possible adverse bearing the other
way never seems to rub) and its usu-
ally the case that there is from their
standpoint very well taken dislike
to the limelight. There is no doubt
but what McInnis the defaulting
sheriff of Simpson County had a big
bump of this in him, and then there
was Stewart of the Scranton Bank
failure; Morse of the various banks
and enterprises in New York that he
maintained criminal defalcation re-
lations with. Tis not always the rule
but so often so that there is ever the
suggestion to seek for an uncovered
real motif. Where temperamentally
lies alone the reason, no harm is
done by such seeking as it but re-
suits in stamping dlspositional feel
ing, as the conclusion. The open
court is not dreaded by the normally
minded guileleSs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
NoTIcETRUsTEE's FORECLOSURE SALE

Whereas on the 23rd day of September, A ID.
1908. The Leakesville Lumber Company, cor
poration, through its authorized officers by vir-
tue of an order of its Board OF Directors made
acknowledged and delivered to the undersigned
as Trustee for Hugh McInnis as beneficiary.
a certain deed of trust which is recorded in
Book pages 1884, of the Mort lagos of Deeds
of trust OF the Records Of Greene County,
Mississippi on certain lands and timber there
on, mentioned therein to secure certain in
debtedness mentioned therein and in another
certain Deed of Trust recorded in Book .,
page 565 of the Land Mortgage Record of
Greene County, mississippi and whereas, de-
fault having been made in the payment of said
Indebtedness according to the terms of said
Deed of Trust I. Jesse Byrd, as trustee there
in named, do hereby adv ertise said lands. and
timber thereon for sale will offer for sale
under the provisions of said Deed of
Trust. the following described lands
and timber thereon to wit: MS of sw ia
and sw IA of ne IA and MS of Sc IA and Sc Ia
of Sc IA, Section % Township North, Range
6 West. Greene County Mississippi for cash to
the highest bidder within legal hours at the
East front door of the Court House in the town
of Leakesville Greene County. Mississippi on
Monday the End day of August, 1909
To satisfy said Indebtedness and the COS is of
executing this Deed of Trust.
[7-3O] JESSE BYRD. Trustee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

changing and women advancing ito
broader fields of education and use
fitness, no one in his senses can
doubt. The real new woman which
the twentieth century will give to
grace the decade of its successors,
will be one, who to the gentle, fem
mime attributes of her colonial an
cestors. will add the strength of self
reliance and the force of systematic,
intellectual training. A wider ex-
perience in life, and an extended
knowledge of human nature, have
never yet retarded the wheels of
progress or deracinated society, and
there seems no very good reason TO
believe that different results will
prevail, because women possess these
advantages. Immutable nature has
mapped out to woman her sphere.
The golden chains of love and mater
nal devotion bind her willingly to it.
She could not leave it if she would,
and she would not If she could.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

|. Hinkle p, Heidelberg, the duly and lega
ly substituted Trustee, as will more fully APP
pear by reference to page 473, Book No, of
the records of Mortgages and deeds of trust on
lands of the records on file in the office of
the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Greene
County. Mississippi. under the provisions of
and by virtue of the authority conferred upon
tain deed of trust made by H. a, Baria on the
9TH day of January 1907 to secure a certain in
debtedneSS to j. K. Miller and j.. H. turner,
SuretieS and which said deed of truStiS of reck-
ord in Book No. / page 63 of the records of
mortgages and deeds of trusts on lands, in the
Office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court of
Greene County, Mississippi. default having
been made in payment of said indebtedness in
part, / will on
Monday the Goth day of July 1909
In front of the East Front door of the Court
House in the town of Leakesville, Greene
County Mississippi, offer for sale and sell at
public cutlery for cash TO the highest bidder the
property described below. the same being the
property described in the dt ed of trust: One
still with fixtures, known as the H. A Baria
Turpentine Still dip barrels, tools of every de-
scription. six mules named as follows Mike
age years, RUDE age 10 years, Pete. age 8 years,
Rowdy. age s years, Ada 10 years. Ida 10 years
and Prince years old. three wagons. one bug
g.. together with all harnsss. also the following
described lands in Greene County, Mississippi
described follows, TO wit nW4 of SeA of
section "a, , n r W.. together with all i'm
proVemente thereon and belonging. also the
stock of goods in tee H. A, Baria Commisary,
Witness my hand on this the Both day of June
1909.
7-23, HINKLEP. HEIDELBERG. Sub Trus.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

When we look about US and con-
slider the happiness that exists, the
families that have come to grief
some from misfortune. some from
error. we are almost persuaded that
those parents who die young, before
the evil day comes when they no
longer find pleasure in their chill
dren are the only ones that die
happy. Could the mother VINO fond
ly clasps her infant in her nms, the
idol of her heart. and object OF her
tenderest devotion, while She prays
without ceasing for his life to be
spared that he may always con-
tiuue a consolation to her and prop
for old age; could she foresee the flu
ture of that child, which is so wisely
hid from her, could she see him over
burdened or disgraced. poverty
stricken and friendless. idle or in
sane, a worthless vagabond, or a de-
bauched millionaire, way down in the
dregs of society, or way up in the
scum, would not a change come oe 'er
the spirit of her dreams, would she
not more fully realize that life is
only valuable as it is we'll spent, and
while she is praying for life to last,
pray also with greater fervency for
his protection from the soul destroy
ing things of the world.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
NoT1cETausrEE FoREcLosUREsALE
ney Bookfello'

Whereas on the 2nd day of December, A, d.
9c4. H. E. McInnis and J. j. McInnis made
acknowledged and delivered To the undelsign-
ed trustee for Hugh McInnis as beneficiary,
a certain deed of trust. which is recorded in
Book page 565 of the l. md Mortgage Records
of Greene County Mississippi. to secure unto
the said Hugh McInnis certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned. and whereas default hav-
ing been made in the payment of said indebted
ness therein secured according to the terms of
said deed Of trust.L Jesse Byrd rs trustee. Their
inlby virtue of provisions of said deed of trust
will offer for sale at the East Front door of the
Court House in the town OF Leakesville Greene
County. Mississippi. for cash. to the highet
bidder within legal hours on Monday the
End Day of August, A. d. 1909.
The following properly lying and being situ-
ated in Greene County Mississippi to wit: All
the merchantable pine timber. and all other
timbers standing growing or being on the
following described lands in Greene County
Mississippi TO wit: Sc Ia of Sc Ia. and sls of
ne Ia of Sc IA Section Il Townships north.
Range west and u of NV IA and Il of ne
IA Section H. Townships north. range5 west
TO satisfy the indebtedness secured by said
deed of trust and the cost o executing the same
witness my hand this the 7th day July A
d. 1909,
I7-3O JESSE BYRD. Trustee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

The old plant by some merchants,
that Would advertise but know
how to write EN- is in many in
stances due to the lack of confidence
in themselves and neglect of giving
the matter that amount of thought
necessary for its execution. Who
writes your business letters brother
merchant? And prithee who does
your book keeping? You have either
learnt how to do this, and keep ado
ing it or to see that your hired man
does it right. Same with the ads.
Cultivate a supervisory knowledge
of how it should be done, and train
up some helper in your store to exc
cute, if the detail of doing it is dis
tasteful to you. An ad in newspa-
per is but an open letter to big
circle of readers conveying to them
through the print a message, just
like you do to one person or firm or
family, through your private CORES
pondence. The whole secret of an
ads construction is to made it tell
the things that you are impressed
the trade in your section should know
of your establishment. The garnishing
up the ad into attractive wording
and catch display lines, is but put
ting the clothes on. and can be at
tended to by most any ordinary in
telligert clerk. If the copy is of
reasonable length and sensible the
printer can smooth out most if not
all of its crudities of arrangement in
building it. The merchant who neg
lects advertising neglects one of the
most important functions of his bus
mess, and when we say advertising
we speak first of newspaper adver-
Using, for agree all authorities ON
the subject, its the old mother and
the other means but offshoots.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

not by Japan. but by Christianity.
The missionaries are Weakening up
and lifting up the natives and they
assert that the latter have greater po-
tentialities than either the Japanese
to the south or the Chinese to the
north
A Canadian Who Doctors a King.
In Seoul it is noteworthy that the
missionaries continue the dominant
Anglo-SaXon community. There are
at this capital more missionaries than
all other white foreigners combined.
Because of their activity and long res
idence, they are the best known
to the Koreans. While there is
small and not very closely-knit
consular set, and business SET as in
other capitals, they rank after the
missionary set, and, in fact, are in
more intimate relations with it than
usual.
A missionary physician is the doc
tor of the white community. This
is DIR. o. R. Avison, head of the Sew
erance Memorial hospital, which is
spoken of in Seoul as the hospital"
though the Methodists also conduct a
busy and successful hospital here.
There is no lack of work for the
medical missionary in Korea. The
Severance hospital, which is the gift
of Louis n. Severance, a well-known
Presbyterian layman of Cleveland, o.,
is built and equipped on the lines OF
a first-class American hospital. Its
patients include the best people in
Seoul, and DR. Avison is physician to
his majesty.
The king recently made a gift of
$1,000 to the hospital, and another of
like amount to DR.. Avison himself
The latter has been through dramatic
and bloody scenes at the Korean
court. but always as personal friend
of the emperor; he says that he and
the emperor never talk politics. AS
ISOLATED with Dr. Avison, who is a
Canadian, is DR.. J. W. Hirst, of Phil
adelphia, and these, with a trained
nurse, Miss E. l.. Shields, of Lewis
burg. Pa, constitute the responsible
heads of the hospital.
In connection with his hospital
duties. DIR. Avison conducts medical
college. He is having translated into
Korean, and mimeographed, a COM
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
TURN THE LIMELIGHT ON.

Fayette Chronicle.
All boards which have the passing
of accounts expanding public funds
should be required to publish the full
text of their proceedings in news
paper in the town, county or dis
triot concerned in the expenditures.
In no other way can the general pub
lie be advised of what is going with
the monies which are paid for taxes
and which are derived from other
sources of revenue, and certainly the
public is entitled to know. Besides,
publicity has tendency to make
people careful who might otherwise
be loose and easy with public funds.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
Talks ON ADVERTISING
LIN Which We
Get Acquainted

AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
Hello Mr.. Business Man And how is tradeY'
Improving"
"Im glad hear it. Oh we'll have things moving nicely
pretty Everybods optimistic down way Got nearly
ali hour yet in townwan to catch that 4:29 of here
you're busy sit down few minutes and let's talk things
Mail order houses bothering any?"
eyes, they cutting quite hole in trade Thought that
dull spell would fix them but it didn't here Never
believed they getting much business till shown the
pile of goods from them that arrived this mornings freight
Some of best people buying there Really
derstand why should send away and wait
for goods he buy just cheapy right here town.
"Got any soap clubs hereY
Yes there several and it does beat all those prem-
us take Looks though getting something for moth
ing but ne pays for all of it. sell the whole assortment for
half their list price and premiums Buy them separate get
what you Each of these clubs takes 800 $500
worth OF business from town every year.
"And then there's Near Cy-ony twelve miles away and the
fare 60 cents Many of people go there buy clothing
nery and the like Often they than in their home
town We merchants had been charging up our lost
large part going to Near City instead With trade leaking
out IN every conceivable to us to what's Left
DO you have any trouble with leftover goods?"
Yes; we lose lot that way In business goes
vacation Most days of the week pretty slow except Sat
uday and that's hustle hustle hustle all day long wish
might shift of this days business to the Others
MI Business Man, I've solution to all of problems
tell what will hold your trade at home what will your
slow sellers emainders YOU in the
picated mystery trick of magcju plain ADVERTISING
Il know you'll say you've tried it without that
petor failed to make something but it resolves itself
into thsf you advertise RIGHT it will PAY you you
the WRONG it will FAIL Advertising chlds payits
science person of average ability write good copy
now going III back next week and every
week for several months and intend to have little chat with
you each time shall first show you how advertising will SOLVE
sUCckssFUIIYs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

crowded. the enrolment being 56S,
with the present inadequate equip
ment. An illustration of the practi-
cal bent of the associations methods
is found in the fact that it is teaching
plumbing, to prepare young Koreans
for places as soon as the new city
water system is established Twice
a week lectures, which might be
styled general information, are
given to audiences of more than
thousand men, hundreds being COM
monty turned away. This Y M C. A.
really stands for civilization to the
behind-the-times youth. 1t is even
teaching them how to use their
bodies. in physical exercise and sport.
All sorts of Korean celebrities are
more or less closely identified with
this work; the native secretary is
man of rank, formerly Scouts chief
Of police, who was converted while
undergoing a term of Imprisonment
because he refused to order his men
to fire on some reformers The real
motive power of the association are
three young Americans, Secretaries
Gillette, Brockman and Gregg.
Il Team Work by the Denominations.
While America is writing articles
about church federation, and holding
conventions on the subject, the real
thing is under way in Korea, as in
some other mission fields. Aside
from a small Anglican work, and the
Roman Catholic mission, Presbyterian
and Methodist bodies are the only
ones represented in this country. The
way in which they work together is
a rehuke to many a community in
America, rent by sectarian jealousy
and pride. The stage of mere good
will was passed long ago.
Here in Seoul the Presbyterians
and Methodists have united their
academies in the John d. Wells train
ing school, and the funds and teach
ers are supplied by both denomina
tions. Arrangements are in the max.
ing for union of hospital work, as
in Pyeng Yang. The Methodist and
Presbyterian church papers have been
made one and the Sunday school lit
erature is also issued jointly. Union
revival services are held and union
Bible classes. A union hymn book
is being compiled, and the big Meth
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
THE SILVER LINING VISIBLE.

Greenville Democrat.
Every year something arrives to
give the planters scare, drouth,
too much rain, boll-worms or some
thing of the kind, but some how 10
the Delta fair crop usually rewards
the intelligent. persistent planter.
The continued rains of a few weeks
ago left the crops terribly in the
grass, but by determined effort dur
ing the past two weeks the grass and
weeds have been destroyed and the
cotton is now growing nicely.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

Seoul, Korea - Outside of one
or two minor states in Africa,
there is probably no mission field
where Christianity is accorded so
great a degree of royal favor as in
Korea. From the BEGINNING of the
opening of Korea to the world, lit
tie more than 20 years ago, until the
present time, the closest friends of
the emperor, to whom he has turned
in every crisis, have been the Ameri-
can missionaries. He is not yet a
Christian, although he reads the
Bible and has received some instruc-
ton In Christianity. In attendance
lpon the Seoul churches to-day may
De found members of the royal fam
ly, as well as leaders of the nobil-
ty.
This is one of the remarkable facts
about the recent phenomenal reli-
sious history of this country. While
enjoying the favor of the court to a
marked degree, the missionaries have
yet devoted themselves chiefly to
work among the plain people. The
latter have been converted by thou
sands-the number of actual commu-
nicants, and not merely adherents, is
now given as about 50,000-and gradu-
ally Christianity has worked from the
bottom up, until to-day all of Korea
seems favorable and hospitable to-
ward it.
When interviewing the man who
had been indicated to me by natives,
Japanese officials and missionaries as
probably the greatest living Korean.
he said. speaking of the growth of
Christianity and Christian schools,
The only lights in Koreas black
sky are the churches" The opinion
widely prevails that the real trans
formation OF Korea will be effected,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

+ So after the extravagances and ex-
aggerations that are now following
naturally enough in the wake of the
movement which is advancing wom-
an into higher position in the so
cial system, shall have settled down,
as EXTREMIST attendant on reforms
have done before, the real new WON
an will apear, as true to herself and
her vocations as any of her prede-
cessors. If the spirit of her time ex-
tends her duties, in some instances
into public life, there she will con
duct herself with dignity and ability.
She will preside at the fireside at the
Preside, a fair and stately figure,
none the less lovable because adorned
with more of the graces OF Minerva,
as well as those of Venus; none the
less companioEable because of her
better understanding of things that
interest men.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

plete set of modern medical text
books; ana his ambition is to turn
out set OF competent native physi
clans who can, with the literature
thus at their command, build up c
Korean modern medical profession
along up-to-date lines. With such an
ambition as this, a man is not to be
blamed for working far into the
night, as DR.. Avison does.
Government Support for the Y. NJ
C. A.
Conspicuous among the religious
enterprises of Seoul is the Young
Mems Christian association, which is
at present housed in some little old
Korean buildings, but which is about
to break ground for the erection of a
modern structure, the gift of John
Wanamaker, of Philadelphia The as
ISOLATION has 800 members, including
more than so members of the highest
rank Of Korean nobility The emper-
ors nephew teaches a Bible class in
che association. Twice the emperor
has given subscriptions to the organ
ization, and the Japanese continue
to give. from the Korean funds, an
annual subscription of $4,000.
The avidity with which Korean
young men turn to the Y. M. c. A.
would indicate, even to a superficial
observer, that conditions here are ex-
traordinary. The fact is, the young
Korean, who has been sitting on his
heels for centuries. in self-satisfied
idieness, and an ignorance inconceiv-
able to a westerner. is being rudely
awakened. He is beginning to realize
that his head and his hands must be
trained. and that he must learn how
TO hustle So the educational classes
OF the Y M C. A, which are chiefly
Industrial and commercial, are over,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

Another of the Mississippi News
paper boys has entered that elect
estate of matrimony. This Albert
W. Noble of the Laurel Chronicle.
He is also mayor of that blooming
city of the Piney Woods section.
His bride was Miss Marie Powell Of
his city May peace and happiness
perennially reign within their home,
We trust the Ledger will consider
tely let up on Mobiles az least until
the honeymoon season is over. Dur
ing that period there should be no
protruding thorns in the roses.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
HORROWS! CAN WE ESCAPE?

Indianola Enterprise.
DIR. William krauss, of Memphis,
states emphatically that certain
hemolitic experiments made justify
the belief that the soIuable residue Of
augmentation is a specific opsonin
having cytophillic affinities for red
cells, and that the endoplasmodial
elements carry toXophore groups
having hemolytic properties. Geel
Hope that isn't contagious.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

Possibly our Jones comfy contem-
porary was putting it d little too
strong when he handed out the adj
monition, advertise your business or
advertise it for sale, but we can bear
testimony that in our observation
we have seen a number of nom adj
vertising businesses sold alright and
doubt not but what will see more.
Advertising is not always an abso-
lutte requisite to success in business,
but 1t is al infallible precursor of
BUSINESS expansion and continueing
stability. and when neglected often
forces a change in ownership.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

This very significant motto is be-
ing run over the mizzen-head of the
Jones County News: IF your bust
ness isn't worth advertising, adver-
tise it for sale. :" A case of hint to
the wise is sufficient. Watch our
non-advertising merchants of Ellis
vile, Harris has something up his
sleeve or he would not carry such a
piece of advice on the top-knot of his
poisoning sheet.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23

The Ocean Springs News has bios
somed out into six column paper.
From this we infer that the enter
prising publisher OF that sheet has
gotten installed the power press
which he has been threatening for
several months. Expansion these
slow going times may be wise, and
we trust that it is so with the broth
er, and that the dollars will flow his
way in such volume as to recoup for
the Investment.