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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Publicity Cure For Dishonesty.

Publishers Auxiliary.
S. M. Greene, editor of The Chari-
ton Gowa) Herald Patriot. on Friday
read very interesting paper on the
Relation of Publicity TO Pubic At
fairs" in which be said bal di>hon-
esty among public Official, could only
be Off sci by publicity. He also 'oM-
demned The public official who sup
presses news that the public is enti-
tied to know. Publicity is an edu
Gator" he declared. Tits followed in
all lines of business that enforce hon
esty 1t is the modern way of doing
business "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HAS TRoD THE IOWlY PATHS.
rustal Snrinos Meteor

CrySbaI Springs Meteor.
r The Meteor has watched with
mpre than ordinary interest," and en-
joyed with the greatest zest The ra-
pid rise in law aud politics of Patton
Harrison, "a native Of our town who
has won his way in life and public
consideration by force OF innate abil-
ity, stimulated Ey d worthy ambition.
No adyentitious aid has been his;
his ascent has been achieved by indi-
vidual energy and effort. Remem-
bering The handicap of poverty
which leset. his young aud early
manhood and enforced romance on
his own resources and ingenuity for
an education, his achievements thus
far are worthy Of the highest praise
and commentator. To the attain
meut of an education he SlUUrdindt-
ed every trivial consideration, cspcc-
ia.ly that false pride which would
groVei III Ignorance rather than SUR
render. high aims count not means
bur ruuS and brush aside all consid-
erations except those which are
honest, aud the latter he employed
with the result that he came out of
the crucial test Of the fight against
adverse conditions pure stuff win
ming The admiration and esteem OF
home fOlkS,a GA, rdOus of reward for
the pluck and persever 4ncc he evi
denced. We recall him as "a news
boy, as box maker, camp meeting
hack driver, a general utility youth
about town devoling his vacation
time to earning dollars in an honest
though lowly way: to his graduation
in public school with distinction; tuI
his carer AZ the Louisiana State Ut
iversity where he served as waiter III
the mess hail To pay the expenses of
his course of study. 1t is needless
to say, perhaps, HAT his studious
habits, G.."tclu my drporl ment and
atfablC mann, is won for him Tie e.
spect of The faculty and student
BODY. and the 'owIy waiter, anbili-
GUS for an education at any sacrifice
or Pride, WAS transformed into tue
gentleman and treated as such. True
manhood is greater than station and
worth, greater that wealth to tn,
youth of high ideals and high Ii ;pIra
tionS, and these qualitie, have made
Patton Harrison what he Is today
and will always be his best, most
trust worthy and remunerative DIS
to-tne heritage Of orphandge
He is now making campaign for
Congress in the 6,h Congressional
District of this state, with every in,
dlcatiUn favoring his nomination in
the August primary. Patton all his
lille has been IL main of and for the
people and this accounts for his eX-
ceedlng great popularity. The Me
teor wishes him the qualification of
his lauddUle anbitlun.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
A Resembling Battle Cry.

Herald Pro Iress, Summer
Good Roads is the battle-cry.
In it enthusiasts see remedy
from every ill, from the tariff aud
high cost of living to the cattle tick,
the bnji weevil and the ordinary
house fly.
There is going up from every com
munity the demand for better high
ways Of travel The. automobile is
getting credit fOr much of this, and
Justly ST., The press of The country
has backed up and is pushing lbp
moyement, and the day must tome
when poor roads in Il community are
admitted bat only with shame. t.
hat community.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

Whirling round on this electric
line which skirted the side of this
majestic mountain (Lookout,) q
scene now burst on our view which
makes poets rave. We had come to
II point extremely favorable for
sweeping the Surrounding country
which lay outstreched below us, with
an enraptured eye. For miles down
under us in neatly every direction
lay sheet of what first struck the
eye as shimmering waters, tinted
with that azure blue which belongs
to the ocean or the horizon. The
guide directed our attention to this
optical delusion, which is produced
I by the long distance the vision has
to travel from the viewpoint to che
beautiful valleys and plains below.
He inquired if it did not appear as
| the billowing waves of the ocean to
those familiar with such a scene.
Mentally we quite agreed with him
as we had been to sea and recognized
even before he spoke the astonishing
similarity. He stated that Prince
Henry of Germany in visiting this
spot wheL on a tour of America a
few years back. stood ravished with
optical delight as this panorama un-
folded to his view. and exclaimed
Gin perhaps eXtravagant language)
all Europe does not afford a more en-
trancing sight.
The electric car now pulled up at
tn: end of its track. which brought
us to the old station house where
formerly the incline road terminated
We had d look at the old track and
diildpidated car, and noticed that
quite al improvement had been made
in the service of the new line on
which we came up. Winding round
on the balcany of this building,
which also was suspended sheer n
the oyerhanging cliff, our party
traversed with their eyes the BATTLE
ground GA hlle plain below about hall
way up the mount on wi ich was
fought the memorable Battle of the
Clouds The guide pointed out the
position of the two arnie, aud rap
idly described the terrific engage
ment, indicating with hiS'%nger where
the cOntendiug columns charged and
cOumler-charged over the. field. A
house in which u family WINS fie,iden-
ING VIXEN the conflict b.gin still
stands, and shows some marks of
the sheIts. The family sc1.lpered
out to large rock across, their
clearing and crouched behind it
while The hail of death swept over
| thel" heads and through their elst-
while home. AS we looked down
there where they lay huddIcd in the
shadow of that rock, We thought of
what Sherman had said about Var.
What must have been The feelings
of those n-combAtauts,e thus
thrust into the arena of battle
through no fault of their own aud
every minute in.peril of their lives
and limbs. ..s-..t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
MIGHTY GOOD ARGUMENT THAT.

bonneville ljanncr
A telephone aud an automobile aud
Il good road saved u farmers life over
in, Georgia The farmer had The tel
ephone and Tue docLor owned the
automobile. The farmer got his arm
cut oil an ID Gin and the doctor reach
cd him, Il dlotance OF eight mics, III
twenty-five minutes and arrested the
heinorrhdgU and say ed his life. This
is mighty good argument ii favor d
telephones, automobiles and good
roads.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

The corpora tt interests are eyer on
the outlook for material suitable to
serve their purposes, as successors
'to.aH offices that concern lawmaking
and enforcing. Long before an in
cumbent is laid in his physical or po-
litical grave, they have fallen upon
someone to step in his shoes. Had
Harrison proceeded along the lines
of least resistance in building his po-
liHcaleareer he,would easy have fall
ls13 into their good graces and in the
puesent campaign they would have
been pldmingThim for congress with
an those eagle feathers that they are
nowso Qrnately adjoining the figure
of Lewis with. Lewis would never
had been called to the front as a
contestant for the place had Harri-'
son been deemed accepta BILE to the
lordly set, but he was not and hence
their bitter Opposition.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
CITATION NOTICE.

"A. H~-Harvis1n Z. In. fYChancer,
j. w. Farley: ct als.i lCcunty Mis-
The State of mississippi:
To George s. Leatherbury Jr..L w. FARLEY
ant. all other persons claiming the lands de
scribed asthe sw or of sw or Sec. 81. r. l. s.. r
8 w. Greene County. Miss.
You are hereby commanded to appear before
th Chanrery Court OF the County of Greene, in
said State. at term of said Court TO be held on
the
End, Monday. of January, X. ID. 1911,
at the Court House in the Town Of Leakesville
Miss to plead. answer or demur to the answer
dcross tIll of Butler Williams one of the
defenaants in the original bill of Complaint, IN
the above styled cause lai
This August sfd, A. D.. f9los
1926 s. r. MCKAY. Clerk.
T. r. JAMES. Sol, for Butler williams.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Other Editors Chatter
G9S1sSlsSSS95S1Gs5G1|
Right Sort of immigration Welcome
Magnolia Gazette,

Magnolia Gazette,@
immigration of the right kind vii
be welcomed by all Mis>issipplans
The sturdy, energetic, intelligent
white farmer Of the Northwest, as
we'll us other sections Of the country,
will be received with open arms. But
We will nave none vi the criminal
ritfratf of the big cities or the de-
PRAYED AID degenerate scum OF
Europe.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Responsibility is Great.
Pascagoula Democrat-Star.

Pascagoula Democrat-Star.
The legal profession Is Il highly
honorable one, and Tue puUilc has
been generous in doing all honor to
the high minded and broad-guaged
patriots of that profession who haYe,
in turn, rendered splendid public
service IN all ages, but by tnelr ll-.ils
we must judge them individually.
Armed wltn sharp edged too.s they
should WELD them worthiIy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

Department of the Interior.
. S. Land office at jackson Miss.

Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land office at Jackson Miss,
July 80, 1910,
Notice is hereby gwen that Manson w. Ball
of Betty, MISS who. on November p. 1874
made homestead entry No. 4 065 Serial NO
01925, for The NV "A of the Sw n. Section .
township North, Ranger West. 81. Stephens
Meridian has filed noticE of intention to make
Final five year Proof to establish claim to the
land ABOVE described. before the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Greehe-County AT LeakeSville
on the
10th day of September, 1910.
3 Claimant names as witnesses: Rufus Bradley
all ofBetty. Miss,
8 j. JAY WHITE Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

If; there be any in Greene County
who. conscientiously believe that Pat
Harrison is Offering for Congress
merely to satisfy an overpowering
thirst for office and that be cares
nothing for THE PEOPLE despite
his campaign enunciati0ns to the
contrary, then such man or men
should register a vote of protest
against such.despicable ambition and
political hypocrisy. We do not be-
= iieye that any of our people view it
that way but If they do, we want
to be understood as one to urge
them to cast a ballot that will ac-
cord with their conscience, for peace
of conscience is one of the greatest
of earthly boons. Personally. we
think Harrison laudably ambitious
and that his sympathes run with
the. people.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
New Advert seII.ellbo
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

Administrators Notice to Creditors of j. A.
Smith. deceased. e...,
Letters of admin StratiOn having been gran
ed TO the unuerS ed on August 2nd. 1910. By
the Chancery Court of Greene unit MisSiSS-
-ippi upon the estate of j. Smith. deceased
notice is hereby given to all persons having
any claim or claims against s;tid State To pre-
sent same to the Clerk of said Court for pro-
bate ard registration according to law. Thin
one year from this date or they viii be forever
barred.
This August Bird 1910
(S-26) JOE VALLEY. Administrators
j. w, BACKSTKOM, ATTY. for Administrators
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
MONEY WORKING FOR HARRISON.

Ellisville News.
Hon. George z. MoLey sou of Uni
ted States Senator II. d. Money, is
an enthusiastic supporter of Hon. b.
z. Harrison for congress. lie pre-
sided over an enthusiastic mass meet
ing which resulted in the urganiza-
tion of a big Harrison Grub ut Gulf
port Tuesday night. -.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
department of the Interior. J
U. S Land OFF at jackson. Miss.
JuIV u 1910

department OF the Interior. !
U. ) Land ON e at Jackson. Miss.
July % 1910
Notice is hereby given that Morris E.McLain
of RichIon, ISS.. Route No, l, Box 81, who,
on September 81. 1904, made Homestead Entry
NO. 399IO Serial NO. OIS36 for t. ne or of the
Sc a Section II. township 5 North r.
West St. Stephens Meridian has filed notice of
intention TO make Final tiv -yetr Proof.
TO establish claim to the land above descr Dt d
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene
County. at Leakesville, Miss. on the
Bird day of September 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; Ira Dunnam,
c. P. Smith. William Freeman, Howell Brew
err, all of Richton. Mississippi. X. 20 l.
J. JAY WHITE Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Legal Advertisements.
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

The Stat of iSSissppi.
TO w. F. Greene. whose place of residence
"nd post office address is unknown. You are
commanded To app-ar before the Chancery
Court of Greene County. Mississippi. on Il rule
day OF said Court to be held in The office of the
Clerk of said Court. on the Second Monday
the lOth day ofOctOber 1910.
in the town of Leakesvl t.. Mississippi. TO de-
feHd the suit in said Court of The Central Trust
Company Il corporation wherein You are de-
PENDANT.
i his the 9Th day of July 1910
(Chan. Ct. st all s. K. MCKAY. Chan Clerk
RI Z. Htde lbeIg. Soil Itor for Complnt (s-9)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HOMESTEAD OBLIGATION NOTICE

nartment of t. Interior
u ,. Land Odice at Jack5O . Miss.
j Inc ,. 1910.
No ice is hereby given that Barr fIla J. Brew
er. 81 RI ION. Miss. RID NO. who. on, March
!. 1913 made noccStead Entry. Serial No. 037lO
Tor the NV 4 OF the NV a, : ction 81. Town
shi north. Range. g. West st. stephens
Merida has flied notice of intention
TO make "al G 'mmutItion Proof to
eSLI Sh aim to II. land above described be-
lore the TX Of ohe Circuit CourL of Greene
County, "a Lea sville, Mississippi on the
Gin Gay 0, August, 1910.
Ga mani nhmeS as Witnesses Ha dy Valley
" :lliam Thou Pope, Barzilla JEFF r>on
Pope, John Carlton Brewer all of kIchton.
Nj s>lsSlppl. K. f.. d. No. /.
II. JAYwHTTE Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Harrison kudieIce al KsYLtsLCfQ.

Waynesboro Cor ia C.alk Co Fri.
bune, Of July l4th.
Hon. B. P. Harrison and F.. H.
Lewis, candidates for congress from
this S xtl Districtad ressed rec
ord breaking gathering here on Mon
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Harrison Hoop La!
Jones County News.

Pat Harrison will carry Jones
County by Il handsome majority. Our
friends who favor the other candi-
dates will doubt this assertion, but
election day will tell the day. |
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
NOTICE OF ENTRANCE TO rHEA.&M. COLLEGE.

All who sire to enter the A. & NJ. College
from Greene County for tie session of l9lO-l9iI
Will please advise me as early as pos ible. All
app olntmen N list be ratified by the Board #
SupervlsorS not later than the first Monday IT
September. 8-5
OSCAR BACKSTROM. Superintendent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION yorIcE.
D"partl eDt of the Inter or,
u. >. Land Office ii jackson. Miss
I..lA

Depart eDt of the Inter or
u. >. Land Office IL jackson. Miss.
June %, lJlU.
Notice Ii hereby given that George W. Allen.
of LeakeSville Miss SSippi, who. on Juue % 1903
made homestead EDtry NJ. 3SsU2. Ser az No
Oi4O4. for the or. of the he "a Section
g. Township forth. Rang west. ST. Ste
phen> Aerldian, has filed notice of intent n to
t Final hVe-year Proof t. establish
claim to the Ian above described bcfor the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene County. at
LeakeSville, Mississippi on the
9th day Of August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Iiodo
TIrEer. of Hlllman. Miss. Ill am =.
shineheart. of Hlllman. Miss, William put-
man Williams, of Le"keSville, Miss, Henry
A,c.Mlllan. OF Leakesviiie. Miss.
j, JAYWHITE, Regis tel,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HONOR ROLL.

! ;Pipkins, r. p, $1.00l
Hovetter, IT.. Fruitdale, Ala LOO
! Baekstrom, Floyd, Washington ID c. so
Naples, T. L. Kittitass, Wash / 90
Cowan. C. NJ. City LOO
West, A. T.. Ric on r. j, p~. LOO
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
FRIDAY ....... August 5, 1916
Announcements.
We are authorized .to announce

We are authorized to announce
Hon. b p. HARRISON
as a candidate for Congress from this the
Sixth congressional District of Mississippi
subject to action of the Democratic Party; in
August -
The Herald is authorized tc announce
:.--- Hon, FRANK H. LEWIS
of jackson County as a candidate for Congress,
Sixth Congressional District, Miss, subject
to action of the De nocratic Party,
OUR CHOICE FOR CONGRESS
HON, B. PAT HARRISON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
Wouldn't it be rather cruel and

Wouldn't it be rather cruel and
antipodal to the interests of our sec
80. ton at. this. crucial time of turning to
= the farm, to send Frank Lewis off to
Washington to be shut up in the
a, Congressional halls pulling his ag
Dicultural by bent brain over weighty
matters Of law, during THAT season
of the year when planting and crop
making are at its best IN these parts.
= Congress convenes each year i'll De-
cember and does not adjourn until
the Spring has fled. How would the
exquisite: and scientific planting pro-
cesses be carried on while the mas
ter is away? We have an example
lin Scrip lures of how. the farm fares
when the owner is away.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Dep -ment of the Interior
U. ,. Land . Ii ut Jackson. Miss
Jltt - 1910
Notice is crcb given that Henry Combs. of
N"eIy, MiSSiSSil ri. who, on December D. l.O4
MAJ homestCad Entry No, 4Oll3 Serial NO.
OlSl9. for the a of NV or. sw or of ne or.
ana g OF sc Section -. Township 3 ~
u r. West, Stephens Meridian has filed
noLrc5 "a 'nttl on to make Final five year
PROOF. to eSJah is claim to he land above d.
serted before h Clerk of he Circuit Court
II Greene County at LeakcSvllle Mississippi.
on the
9th Jay of August, 1910
Claimant names as witneSSe>: Cha lie
Duuuam, Harvey Byrd. Alex 3relapd. Ed Fnr-
lIsh. ali OF Nicely, Mississippi
j. JAYWHTTE. register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

!. Several OF The Lewis papers nave
Jumped on Edgar Harris of the Ell
lisville News, since he came out for
Harrison aud began to turn loose
Nominations in the latter behalf
They will not be able to draw aside
attention from the congressional
race of Mr.. Harrison by such at
steInpts and will find Harris aalply
able to take care of himself in a
rough and tumble campaign dispute.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05

The: Mlze Outlook has recently
passedsinto the hands of j. X. Huff,
who retired from the editorii Iship of
the Laurel hedger Huff has rung
on some9radical improvements to the
Outlook He has changed its form
TO a II page column magazine style
sheet! Under his vigorous manage
ment it would develop into a power
for good in that section of Smith
county in which it enjoys circulation
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
EDITORIAL
Remember Monday, August % is
the COMPRESSION Election Day.

That was sockdollergher Harri-
son handed Lewis on the. Farmer
claim, when at LucedaIe the other
day in the course of his speech he
dramatically exclaimed: Il walked
into Frank Lewis Office in Mos S
Point and read his sign, which red
thus H. II. Lewis, Real Estate, IN
surance, Money to Loan. '' The in
ference, is too obvious, to elucidate,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
EDlT0RIA. TRAVEL LETTERS.

Whirling round on this electric
line which slzirted the side of this
majestic mountain Nookout.) q
scene now burst on our view which
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
Now we will be looking for ward to Christmas holidays.

Do your Christmas shop ping early and thus avoid the usual rush during the last ten days and you will help to make a merry and peaceful Christmas to the sales people, who heretofore have been unable 10 enjoy a true Christ mas on account of being worn out by the holiday pur- chasers during the last few days before Christmas. ] the buying people were more thoughtful they very well cal do their shopping early and thus have the satisfaction O bringing good will toward the men and women behinC the counters of our mercan tile establishments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04

recently -tfuck hy Mir. Freeuan ab,ut ten miles from Buwle. He further informs Us that the oil in- d cati"Bs are very IT, m n,nt m the toiEil 6 ti the Steins Pass mountain E and that they are not nuiy iuuLd iu Cochise coLuty, but extend in:u Graham and G ernlet counties. pre-ert there are experts n the around l catI lands pro-p, CtiDg iu behalf "i many c"mpanits, of ~m h tao are reirtstnling -utfuid ln- 'ts's, orsauIz d la-t ~'es for tn tuflu ui taAIig up and. VT. lj rms Is very enthusiastic ON I | t"e p.ospect-, iei' z s--' cIated n n' oi the Stafford orgnr,zati. ms, wbIci is Xp.rt'ng and sam bg the sar d 'n 'he foothills of the stems PA range.
 lie ssy- Il at Mir. Freeman strucI oil in the vel on his ranch at depth Of about 26O feet.
 Besides the compauie- ir' m : for now on the ground, E. Pas rucsOi and Nogaie. people have exierts 8 work locating ground
 Tbe entire dis;r ct for miles sroun ls being taken up and much excite
 
 toSn of Bowie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-04
PROBATE COURT

To ;he matter of the estate 0 Lu her Martin. d,cra-ed, December at lO s. m, set for hearing peiltl Of NJ J Feeuey for letters Of sdministra- in
 In the matter Of the estate and guatdianship Oi Frank A Peters, Taylor R Peter. and Fletcher Peters, minors, Dec mber % at 10 q. m set for persons interested % ap. pear and show cause why ClsrsPeters, guardian, shogld not mortgage Lots l and ,. Block IF, Dougias for S6 D.
 In the matter of the estate of Pat rick Welch. deceased, December lo at a. m. act for hearing petition of L J Mo for letters Of administration In the matter of the estate oi kaste M Ceruvich, decea-, d, Mart Kristo : vich appointed administrator. In the matter of the estate of Geo \ Maddux, deceased, Dennis Danuihy, II H Hill and Harvey Wagn ,r, ar- p inted appraisers.