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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sADr,

Id WMc Leod Trustee. under the provisions
OF ana by virtue of the authority conferred mn
on ME in IL certain deed of trust made nv tho
Leakesville Lumber Company on the 2Stb dav
OF June l9J9 TO me as Trustee to secure Il GER
tain Indebtedness to j. e. Miller of tn. SIM, of
8i7412s. evidenced by two promissorv rota,
one OF said notes being for &c sum of SIooD Oo
and due one year after date and the other for
S747.2o and due one year after date thereof and
both OF said notes bearing interest at the r,ta
Of per cent per annum from DAFT, tbproof
which said deed Ct trust is recorded in Rool-
NO. page 475 and 40 of the Records Of Mort
cages a Deeds OF Trusts on lands now nm fiji,
the office Of the Clerk of the ChanceIy Court
of Greene County MisSssippi. ! will ON
Monday the lot day of August. 1910
IN front OF the East front door of the Conrt
House IN the town of Leakesvile. Greene
County. Mississippi offer for sale and saII 81.
cash to the highest bidder or bidders. DURING
legal hoIr' the following described lands in
Greene County. Mississippi to wit:
N hi OF Nw or, Sc or of NV or. Sc or of sw ar
OF Section No. y To NR6w II hlf ofsy ar W
hlf OF NV or, ne or of NV Or W hlf of ne ar 90
or OF NJ or Sect No l4T3NR ROW he Of
sw or. sw or of ne or. n hit of Sc orand go a., 80
Sc or of Section No. 26T3NR6w
The abov2 described propert, being all the
propt ty described in said deed of trust re-
corded as above stated
wthesS my hand this the 18th d;yof July 1870
B. w MCLEOD TruStee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Prominent Friends Taking Stump in His
Behalf.
GuIfpOrt Daily Record.

Gulfport Daily Record.
On Saturday, July End, there were
a great many picnics and W. 0. w.
celebrations throughout the district
and Hon. b. Z. Harrison was asked
to speak at four different places,
Seminary, in Covington County, Re
cluse, in the northwestern part of
Harrison County, at Kiln, and an
other at Woolmarket. AS t was i'm
possible for him to fill them all, his
committees decided to send him to
Seminary, His friend are standing
Loyalty by him though, and Hon. Geo.
2. Money, Hon. w. j. Evans and
Judge I. NJ. Evans volunteered to go
Woolmarket and represent him and
make speeches in his behalf; Mr. j
O. DeddeauX, one of Gulfport' 5 pro
minent young attorneys went to Kiln
and delivered a speech IN French,
by Hon. w. j. GeX, OF
Boy ST. Louis who also addressed
the crowd; Mr.. Chas. E. Rushing
one of Biloxi's prominent lawyers
went to Recluse and there delivered
an address. All of these gentlemen
report that the situation looks most
encouraging for Pat
These movements on the part of
Mr.. Hcrrison's friends show the IN
t3rest that IS being manifested in be-
half OF his candidacy in the mpaign.
Mr. Harrison is speaking today at
Bay ST Louis where the opponents
are Il billed to speak From there
goes to Llce1ale to speak at the
opening of the firsd term of Circuit
Codri u orge couuy wnlcn convcns
there i,.ulOrrJw, ~ ,ua IN ,rulIg
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Harrison is Leading.
Jones County, News.

Jonc, County, News,
From every county in the district
comes the welcome information that
Hon. 3. 2. Harrison is leading his
three opponents in tile Ftca for tie
Democratic nomination for Congress,
and t will not be surprising to his
friends if he is nominated in the first
primary.
intellectually, Mr.. Harrison is the
peer OF any man in the state of his
age, AMI those who have heard the
otAel aspiranto on the stump are
willing to admit that he is the best
speaker in the bunch.
But the stron gest roint in Harri-
son 5 favor /, his record, against
which his opponents have found lot
the slfgulest tAiut OF tarniou.
AT leIst one OF the other aspirants
co lniVed with the rallrOads and lum-
Der interests before deciding to elter
the race. This candidate pr tends
to be a farmer and is appealing to the
farmers for their support, yet it is a
notorious fact that he entered the
race on the advise Of corporation Off
Gals, to whome he w-n5 fJr advise
&C RI hic toliti,..I ,.EaDcnS
Pat" Harrisol is wearing no
man S collar He entered the race
because he wanted the office, and be.
cause he was willing to submit his
claims to the voters OF the Sixth
Congressional District. As District
Attorney his record will bear the
closet scrutiny, He has teen the
reieGtless foe of corporate greed, and
and in tue honest discharge of his
official duties has incurred the ill-will
OF che Gulf g Ship Island Rlill.oad,
a corporation which has dominated
the polite OF South Mississippi since
its organization.
But the people are with him in this
race, and The News believes that he
will be elected.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Sorry Prize Fights Possible.
New Albany Gazette.

New Albany Gazette.
The big fight is over. Jack John
son is the champion heavy weight
pugilist of the world. He is a negro
but he fought fair and wears his vic
tory With becoming modesty. Only
because he is black am [ sorry that
nc V hi Ilcd Jeffries. | wanted the
white MN to win. And, after all,
A.tn lh, yIliie m-n puts himself
....s acre as al " With tho negro
/ cons. matter 50 much who wins.
H. Nh-a'r # ir was immoral ard
y,rn@, ~ ii standing H.. wor d
a;,> IN ire tel 1t was suim,l
s.,cisgin !; Ct gambling game
NJ ~. ~, 49, larry thai such
u thing is possible to happen in ~
ne,.ica-" the land OF Inc lice and
the hoe of the lave : Il. i read
all a5on' IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

A number of months back we edl-
torialized npou the fitness of the pol
icy of newspapers keying all political
or commercial reading matter insert
ed in their columns, so that the read
ers would readily understand that
same were being run for a cOnsidera-
ton. This of course to be done by
prefixing or affiXing, the former pre-
ferred where typographical beauty
OF the article would not be married, -
the wording Advertisement" or
Pay Matter" in small type, usually
parenthecatcd. This not only places
the responsibility upon the shclders
OF those from whence the article en-
anates or in whose interest it was
composed, but at the same time
deals fairly with tine readers in con-
fding to them the motive which I'M
pels the publisher to give such arti-
cles space in his columns.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
EDIT0RIA. TRAVEL LETTERS.
Ascending Lookout Mountain.

AHghting from the street car we
went az once into the car station of
the Incline Road and purchased our
selves round trip tickets for the ride
up to the summit of historic Look
out Mountain. These tickets cost us
20 cts. apiece round trip. We learn
ed from those who live up on the
mountain that they buy a 20 trip
book for $500 which pulls their rides
down to ten cents each way. Evil
IDENTIFY the tourists pay the bigger
part of the freight, to use u common
expression, on the running of this
line.
A car stood waiting under the shed
rs we walked in. 1t was constructed
very much like an ordinary street
car save on the seat arrangement. If
you have tried TO walk upon OF set
down upon set of stair steps which
had been laid fiat down on the ground,
you have in mind good description
Of how the seats were fixed in this
car as it stood on pretty near level
ground in the shed. Before it reacn-
cd the top of the mountain, however,
we found that those seats were very
comfortable, being then very near
adjusted to the angle the body had to
assume as the car was hoisted up the
side Of the mount. AS you get very
near the top there is short lift that
the car swings almost perpendicular.
You wonder at first will it adhere
10 the track or swing out in the air,
the angle of ascent being so severe.
Dut it sticks to its roadbed like an
ant 10 its path.
Unlike the car which carries you
up on Pixies Peak, in which we had u
seat in 1860, this incline car up Look
cut Mountain, has the seats so turn
Cd that the passengers have their
backs to the front of the car, making
the view that greets their eye be be-
hind the car as you ascend. You
look out over the side OF the mouu-
tain as the cables pull the car
smoothly but surely up the noun
tainsidc and sec the city Slipping
away from you till soon you are up
above it and get birdseye view.
Then you come into the settlements
alongside the mountain. Here live
some Of the wealthy people of Ten
ueoSee.
The President of the patent medi
cine concern that manufactures Wine
OF Cardui lives in princely estate in
a mansion perched wei up on Look
outs friendly lace. Like pretty
well all the mountains Of THIS range,
this mount mus good deal 0. wood
land upon il. So much 50 that in
many places it oUstrurts tie view 5
to some of the beautiful houses which
are built into the sides Of the mount.
he power to proDcl the Cables viii, h
ydnh these cars up This severe IN
cline, is located at the summit. AID
a man sis in little tower up there
swinging tho levers that throw the
power OF and Oh, much as a tower
man in these railroad crosses that
we 50 frequently see in the cities.
The incline railroad is about 6UO0 feet
long, while the altitude is something
over 1000 feet, as opposed to about
10000 feet altitude and il miles
length OF cog-road to Pixies Peak.
Hnese figures will show how the two
compare as to heighth and distance
to ride going up and down.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Buy South Mississippi Lands.
StarkeSville News.

Starkesville News.
Now is the time to purchase farm
lands in Mississippi; don't wait to
be abe to purchase large tracts, buy
but ten acres if that is as much as
you can pay for. You can make it
worth several thousand dollars by
proper improvements within re-
markably short time. South Missis-
sippl will reap more rapid and great
err benefits from the Immigration
movement than any other portion OF
Mississippi, for large areas of land
are cut over lands, the property of
large syndicates who will sell on de-
ferred payment plans. Within the
next few years the political strength
of the state will be in South Missis-
sippi.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Boil WeeVil Remedy Under Test.

Exchange.
1t is reported that a preparation
has been found that will rid the coun-
try Of boil weevil, the discovery hav-
ing been made by Dr. Wilson Newall,
of the state crop pest commission of
Louisiana. 1t is in the form of pow
cred arsenate of lead, and is being
given thorough test. A number of
planters have used the powder with
gratifying success, and if it proves
TO be what it is believed to be, it is
probable that the boil weevil will new
er reach this section, as it will be
stamped out before it does. The
United States government is so i'm
pressed with the discovery that the
National Board of EntomoIogists will
conduct extensive experiments this
year with arsenate Of lead at Tallulah
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

The Eagle Is the name Of d snapIy
new weekly atGreenville, Miss. start
ed onJuly 18th, 1910 by VIM. 4. Moffett.
It's a 4 column quartO, gotten up in
magazine size which is growing in
popularities with weekIies. Moffett
is no novice at newspaper business
and yields sharp pen. His paper
was launched on an suspicious day in
the American calendar and we wish
for it much longevity of life. We
notice that he begins by recognizing
that the Greene County Herald is in
existence as he uses with proper cred
its a couple of our editorials. Help
yourself brother Moffett and we
promise you we will be fraternal all
the way down the line even unto
scissors hberality with your saysos.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

That farmer racket of Mr.. Lewis
is proving of to be the merest poiti-
cal folderoy, as candidates are making
the rounds of the district from the
stump. Mr.. Harrison is exploding
that hallucination that Lewis and his
friends have cleverly tried to foist
upon the minds of the noble plowboys
OF the district. Harrison is saying
from the stump that at least ten Of
the twenty-five years that Lewis
claims as his farming record, were
spent ir the Sheriff's and Clerk 5 Of
fee of Jackson county to his own
knowledge. Then the fact that Mr..
Lewis is worth possibly some $780,
900 does not speak loud in support of
the assertion that he is winning his
livelihood jerking the bell cords over
Old Beck s proverbial back. Lewis
deserves credit for the intensified
farming he has done rather in a del
monstrative way than anything else,
as a stimulant to that end in this
sandy section, but that is about ali
there is to the farming propositions.
~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Popular with All Classes.

Moss Point Advertiser.
In this issue OF tue Advertiser ap-
pears the announcement ol uou. q.
Z. Harrison Of GulfpOrt, as u caual-
d VIC ion Congress from this the Sixth
District OF Mississippi. F
Mr.. Harrison Is Il lawyer oi recJg-
nIzed ability, and Is ut present pro-
scouting attorney of The coast dis
tri 1t, 10 which Office be was elected
after u spirited fight against strong
opDosi5ion, proving himself an abe
campaigner.
Personally Mr.. Harrison is one Of
TIE most popular men in The district,
a id possesses the faculty of making
many warm friends wherever he goes,
Mr.. Harrison is native Mississippi
plan, being reared ut Crystal Springs
In his early manhood he went To
Leak aovllIe, where ho taught school
for time. afterward studying law ana
practlclng for some years DIT that bar.
He was u resident OF Leakesvile
when elected district attorney, but
moved to Gulfport in order to be
more centrally located in his district.
In this Office Mr.. Harrison has Civ
en- general satisfaction both to the
public and the lawyers predicting IN
courts. He is popular with all class
es, is a fluent speaker, a lifelong
Democrat and faithful, conscien-
public Servent.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
OUR CHOICE FOR CONGRESS
HON. B. PAT HARRISON.
EDITORIAL

The man who for the sake of lucre
and the so-called glory that he might
get out of it from a class who dota on
the mere animal side of the human
creature, deliberately puts his body
up to give and take bruises until
overtaxed nature can stand no more,
perverts the purposes from which
that most wonderful pieces of mech
anism that the world knows, the
human body, was created, Wemea
of course where no principles are in
volyed and there can be no hope of
settling issues at the point of the fist
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Accorded Most Hearty Applause.

cast Beacon, Pass Christian.
Pat HarrI,ou the eloquel.t
Young orator from Harrison county
in the race for Congress, delivered a
very strong and affective address at
the Woodman's zig picnic at Bay ST.
Louis on July 4th, and was accorded
most hearty applause throughout.
Pa" stated his rp@rrj at the non
OF his two opponents, as
he desired that they should hear
what he had to euy- which was a
good deal. Pat found many friends
at the Bay and made many more.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Maybn Turning Loose His Brilliant 0ratO'
ry for Pat.

Sea Coast Echo, b - S. Louis
Hon. W, H. Maybin, All ardent sup
porter Of Hon, Is. p. Harrison, was
visitor to Bay St. Louis fr"m Gulf
port on Monday toaitrnd tie pubic
speaking, Mr.. Mlybin'o lntroduc-
ton of Mr.. Harrison called forth
much enthusiasm and was ma terIy
ffot, the speaker being wei know
on his brilliant orator. a,,u- the
utire coast.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

Wars that fail to determine ISSUES
of permanent endurance to the race
of mankind are unrighteous and
wholly without excuse, Much more
so fsticutf arranged for monetary
purposes. The sooner society come S
to place such social lepers as these
priZefghters in the Same class with
harlots and whOremongers, the hap
pier it will be. Those who yield tie
human members for commercial pur-
poses at the expense Of the moral law,
become that instant social OutcaStS
and should without delay be so clas-
sed and avoided by ali who value cor
rect morals. Investigate the private
lives of these brusers and you will
find that they soon travel the down
waad path that touches the hOmelife
and means it's ultimate destruction.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
W at Negro Erate rdrce Should Fight.

Ripley Senline,.
The nigger Johnson has nothing to
be proud OF IN whipping JefTries-lt
only proves that the t.igger had more
brute power Lhau the white man. 1t
was d contest of sheer brute force.
No selG-reSpecting white man ought
to enter the ring with II nlgger. Let
the black man fight bull or Il mule
or wild buffalo or mad elephant,
or something that is his equal in
brute strength.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Those Pies OF BoYhood.

How delicious were the pies of boy
hood. No les now ever taste so good.
Wilai ; Gil hge1? The pies? No. Its.
yo1. You We lost the strong, heal
Try stomach, the vigorous liver, the
the active kidneys. the regular bow
els OF boyhood Your digestion is
poor and you blame the food. What S
needed? A complete toning up by
E.ect,lc sitter, of all organs of di-
gestion--- Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Bowles Try them. They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and apprscia-
tion of food and fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength and
vigor. soc. at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Sl5due t0e Wild Lands.

Fruitdale, (Aia.) Herald.
When We lUok about us aud see
the tine crops wuich are in evidence,
and konw OF the big money that has
been made off Of The crops already
harvested this season. we woAder
why 50 much of this productive land
has been neglected, But it will not
DC for long ;IS people oro ~Ap dIy So.
lng the point aud all our unt:lled land
aud Will sUou be under cultivation,
aud The south viii advance as never
DelOrn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Has Never Been Defeated.

News, EIisviIIe, Jones Co.
B. 2. Harrison has never been de-
feated for office, and be is not going
10 be defeated for Con9i ess. His in
domitable pluck and powers as cam
paigner will serve him well in Con
preSS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Other Editors Chatter
S9S1sS1S1S9SeS1Ss1
The Stencil that Draws the Duzzards
haven Leader.

BrOokha Leader.
1t was long IL matter of speculation
why SO many buzzards lowered about
the dome of the new capitol Ut Jack
>on, and various plans were suggest.
"a for trapping them or driving
them away Since the stencil OF th,
Noe administration and secret bal
lot caucus fluated out over the Stat,
the mystery is fully explained.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
A Frightful Wreck.

of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts. bruises, abb asIons. sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen's
Arnica Salvc earth S greatest heal
er. Quick relief and prompt cure re
suits. For burns, boils, sores of all
Kinds, eczema, chapped hands and
lips. sore eyes or corr S, its supreme.
Surest pile cure. 25c. at Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Chas. Scott Raising, Wheat.
. oerdeen EXamin

A Oerdeen Examiner
Hon. Charles S OFT who is always
at the front VIXEN ventures in the N
terest of agricultural development
are TO DE maize that involve cxpendi
ture and risk, comes to the front this
season with eighty acres OF wheat in
the Delta, and no matter how low
-four may go, 'freedoul's battle once
begun, he'll never be gutter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Work q Hours A Day

The busiest little things ever made
IRE Dr. King New Life Pills Every
pal is IA sugar-coated globule OF
health, that changes weakness into
strength Iangunr Into energy, brain
far into mental power; curing Con-
Headache, Chills, Dyspep-
sia, Malaria. 25c. at Peoples Drug co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
Legal Advertisements is.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

| have this this the 4th day of july
1910 filed my Assessment Roll OF
On eene County with the Clerk the
board of Supervisors. Any and AL
ooJectlOnS to same will Ue heard at
the August meeting OF The Board and
1his shall be notice to all parties as
sessed thereon.
(l-29) Respectfully,
II, ID. COCHRAN, Assessor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, LAM.
A. G, Henderson
vs. No, 81.

f. A. Ellis
BY virtue OF decree of the G ancery Court
of Greene County, MissIssipsi rendered by said
Court ON the lth day OF January $40 the ua-
ders gned Us Special Commissioner OF the said
Court, III the sd. q cause. will on
Monday, thelst day of Aug, A. d. 1910,
d. l. akesV III e, Miss. within legal hours in
trout vi tue East fl ont door of curt house ex-
pose or sd and sell TO the highest bidder for
e'ssh tic following described real estate situat-
cd II. Greene County. Mississippi, to-wit:
lie Sc IL vf The Sc or and the Sw or OF the
,eqr OF Section IA. Township 5 North Range
West
The said land is sold for the purpose of salts
fying u lcln on said and far balance of pur-
cndiS prfcc. 70 Wit: The sum OF Two Hum
dred Dollars, wlVh interest thereon at the rats
of 10 per cent per a,-num from May 2fth, 1909
and an additional sum of Ten Dollars as attor-
ney foe, and all costs in accordance with said
decree. The title is believed to be good. but
win convey only such title as is vested in me
AZ said Commissioner.
Fhis July 9TH. 1910
S. Il. MCKAY, Commissioners
e. G. TIS- Ell. Sol. for Complt 7-2a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
j. E. Miller Execution issued
for SI2l- :.
Hillman Lumb Co. ct al ! Costs for $50
BY vietue of the above stated execution issu-
ed and to me directed by S. X. M Kay clerk of
the circuit court of Greene County state of
Mississippi, will on
Monday the 1St day of August, 1910.
within legal hours. at the front door of the
court house of said Greene county, in the Town
OF Leakesville, Mississippi offer and expose to
sale at public out Cry to the highest bidder for
cash all the right claim, title and interest that
the defendants, Hillman Lumber Company.
James HillmaI or p, q. Hillman |. have in and
to the following described lands situated in
Id Greene county, State of Mississippi either
Jointly or SevereLlly, said lands described as
follows to wit: The hlf of ths NV or ana NV
or of NV or OF Section Is T2 N K 6 W; and Sc
or of ne or of Section 10 Il IN RI W., with
all the appurtenances.
Said land having been lev ed upon by m. as
the property Of the said Hillman Lumber Com
pany. and will be sold to satisfy this ldg.nent
and costs as directed by law in 5 4cn cases
Witness my hand this July 4th 1919
ID. E. IRELAND. Shift. of Greenc County.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING NOTICE

The first regular meeting of the County
School Board viii be held in the superintend-
ent's office at Leakesville on the 18th of July
1910. Let all parties interested take due notice
and be governed accordingly.
OSCAR BACKSTROM. Superintendent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION .gor1cE.
Department of the Interior, J
U s. Land Office u jackson. Miss.
Inn.

U. S. Land Office n Jackson. Miss.
June %. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that George w. Allen.
of LeakeSvlle. Mississippi, who. on June %. 1903
made Homestead Entry No. 3S902, Ser al No,
0l404. for the Sw or. of the ne a Section
8. Township , North. Rang west, st. Ste
phens Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
claim to the Ian above described before the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene County, at
LeakeSville Mississippi. on the
9th day Of August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Bodo
Turner. of Hillman Miss, n i'll am p.
Rhineheart. of Hlllman. Miss, William Put
man Williams, of lie kesville Miss. Henry
Mcmillan. of LeakeSviJle Miss.
j. JAYwHITE Register.