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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

Laass TfrT1C1S1- 7-4@r-+---s . W.
They that foggsakei heaiaw laafsa
the sNEiSekedsobpbsaachzas keepthe saw
contenBsMtth them!ot whose tAkeae dn
eth che taw is4a Mise son. 3ia3S BIZ be- be e
that4sA t6mpaaRfiop ofrlodt1ito oS sba4e D.
eth bbIissIatheEd $50 snake thesaRase
Manass legiiNGDy aeahingdP roveFes
%: 4ansAw &e&r Solomon evfi5d4tnf ssffH
had dmhind'ttie Rf6 6aesd 96512s1m ofst
turpfaae;n aedbcedot 5 g9yerR soate y
sy, h0s 6niy 3IIaa4 hi IsSi3laSsa bit iuswoass
age agf bd5asaasa.a sahzsg !aao.olbao0ng 4
Surely The D faxpayeTsg n st. 6 l tgs3e
Couftys Hhe Y9eh g be u. the mga.ll Is
ity aA q as2I gg 7theiiimost
gresslYe l AsRsaepsubsssR5iat oitizensh i44E5i
who Msis hppon aaohd~ Issuance EatS6p
provide fhrpasoIfpsa8Kt febffaRng Of
public roads on the Contra1c: system,
should besheqipa taiiE t. sS sXeas though i
the e sSslS y 5 ayr haAisF44 sEa senacisn
tiousENcoaattggarg1 e.ted eebsndsI believes
such4ra nEelie8 detrimental to tBel
countsfsl4in terestsa at the present.
timesgaFHeh sucf g. n sffd III ,s e t.
ment vsz1S d IS rs thiRa thef Eia
SOrS Should bow in submission.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
I 3 /. - q aa''' ::

%E1 $hegf%H2lW
In PituaassRq So ~
the handdghat shrds M Is
cage. Danger TO q chlld is SONATA sss
great when least regarded. Qf.enis
comes through % - Group, aud
Whooping Coate e6ey sTay tho u
sands that P3xfhg S New Dissolve ry
could hay91S&ed. IA few do les
cured ouss by of a very bad case of
Group, " Mites Mrs. George B. Da Wis
of Flat &3k. N. c., I'VE alws Tvs
give it tdsHm when he takes CO ID.
It's a wohaerful medicine for babie 5. y
Best foref1ughs, Colds, LaGrip pe.
Asthma k8emmorrhages, We a K
Lungs. W.. $1.00. Trial bottle red
GuaranteetE Peoples Drug Co.
49,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

State OF Mississippi, En-
! County oTaene
/ We ffhe G4hnd J1fy&aseV sggeae
G6unt9, Miss, .dssszal,ssaasssseatt1l :
init fhis on
J. III, hav4t%d
and I-et anaa
n WI
Jail ,laud
1aafedtive aud fssts
2hould
Y wi, find
Ear us thesezi
ad, tp be fel
70 wi
'Buryslf
Court
Books !aitsl
We y dq
ENa
% We Ill|
t5unty
RcommhlSa 4hst
paid
reports to tli9 Ora n d isis
the sense.nf EthisGraadJ aye thSs4et hs1
rsadso Should BIZ WBtEed 4jyIoF4fNda+ /
And, low hayllh El tin shed. Oh 't rg
oors, we W. k Reg ITO BIB H41 Pggu tta slA
ior the bic and brilliant charge Iissl
30 usszaintt $50 xltdear7tRGi iaslatS ae44
Rha Is sT3e,FK otiteGt 90 F5q38fta d9itFeui as4
% ali ftggBRRy 3ffd512y SaBhf9tsdq d, =. (
r 80 ., s. oHspEgaa 4 #
s. a. !. HARNISQMo& ecpet sgysGd0 D
JUDGE byCkEgYlas ERARI2eGfsttol .GsAANgqJff
s,s s t1 aElRY. eli snlbnstsd5fii44
I'd entkasnsnso tJ4e4srandd AaNs aY sasssa4h
I've here assnn4th ddn ohftaieD c&3fp
8 81 the mandates of.ttt4fs.- eout t nottol
osw in r5vef5 f'tTfadA i've to 5 ahy r.
,Bfn o4A GEeaian &ods AL 6 Ba9Adesssr
hey were woAtlstsStsd eifa ssmases
but for ttespaetasa5sbf eaaA 9sd1n es4l
or the 7g5gaa oAs5cietsss' ppr;fc 21Aa4tf1
3f5spdFiFtl aEFf5ahe e6aG il so q 3 q
sAgreeah!y i t6aldtse sa SAfP tah .Heei55ao
len afdf By Nlgtpe 81 ARIA 4ll HAZE p }
forthe State of MiSsissBpH6o
TINS MISUNDERSTANDING rif8tskssi II ia44& le1s
1qigE RIsE4gffa {EF}Trg9 ffGo9T
,G8 thg pplSb4ssg79o fSRt}8fHSRO 213'
FQYr Duties as cleasEsaNs IS 5gnia9 s4ssA4R2tte
md cal yQAa iattttgnii@n bstas eB8oNar
nent efef4be 4erionhGds, f3wsedf adii 3 !,
3udte ,e4a Ter taaqi3sriEnB9Ab Afs l} }Ga p
1spla gxoT raGjo Aaa drew sToH ,.oM
it s7Ra F 4tisTgoSaRiSaIa r b; 4 t 7as5l-
.ss2 S sng ri, saaS1t4ftts5ss 41S segtndB 3
-adici:tf District, | reslize the gt9gR9
responsibility which-Iests- upon my
houldas,AlGBGgDHSfs tlaR cBssiiApa-f
asasic cooperation aTt THAT Of the.
YES ofdlsfss ana B1]ss9HBf Sa ''s9 VI sI '''
~ tie @ Rtesataf1S Ell at543 ss;Eaey d
ifrsf caarsnelt ossaIls Gfnems G0laby
Ira, ID ,yuss7 Iaaais a1e9 sfsf55t t4ihfs
e elf zfnSassg sqfniiE 6 ipfiHm
ask ageS t. b w g5ss d aEaa htAe stsEl
sties adss.hFalfa 9 ISL isIpaE, bsdss
darkeusta theaRellIf den aGstaaids dhfi
l RE wi ldezhn psahyes paieReTose BraveT +
toEssih tRelstreaRHsss fine tFfi6odtga ssa1os !,
!. the 5 assSgg1s1R B s95~ s54s y
law from It's earliest bud-l 4
=
T1g to IT'S present maTurlty; but
/ Il d3fIverge somewhat from the or r.
nary, and if not IN full accord !
it'll yMr viewAin mawerA of this Il
,arac tgNsgou Bverlook Z
'e di. ,ssio4
The Mkti tA@on o. gEaaA jury 7
ties back to the earliest period OIL,
::SszsysEgsEg & : ! !
az Dee III
lxons. The Number of men in
oge M "a wKicbAen 90 makS~O a :
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

39d e9STE13 ,15a1s,Q1 2 asI'S7-N -
j 3sftnsb 3 .tGaappfaaa: ; q III .7eE'
I Canada needs At nnlAEiy 2a5 900 square
2 miles ts to be as large as the; Nhele corr
+, tin9 9Hst qf EsqfBBoPe az HiisaneaElE thirty
TINES ifES 81 la8r rssaa Ggaat Britain and
q e4l33hElqqnn7o1raq ed3 3&aqa1 bns ,1IsnI 9
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

PuRj ..|H u 9Es i si3 Eo 8 utlassb To-
redecS s atid Wis ptaaic. aopiuieh sin
their expTessi aananadtidnse9 4he'
best Rlaeahor adasublEr ssefsvathirte WHO
wisGssahaa has Was te s6f & S 81 Ia
line ssgprofggssgbb s 6 chsir On PokticaI,
ECONOMY In some University of the
land rather sE g,t than1-o 9ax Supervisory
board asasa al E9hstEset ioseisassnEh esaos
tiers sbs9A Aayg theaas Wishes a0Bevedl
even daaughtid. aaeaffasR 4f tefftfn 3 some me-
otherwise splHdi gdass maa for ss lie J
loo stay i,o a ttrI66Q bone fremstAe aanlonsa1
task Of shanipG 500 lsto1a fSaR'
is no political spleen covered up in
this retsnenseA ,siAsEzrAre4saE96afc sst tii6Es7
what ve SChcwstnafE o & drdbBff tnfEo}uutbb
hosts ohessaaes tr9 sfas al Ell aieel "a
that sttSSg I{Rs % + hEgS u Sioaaard1
once SO r ls9s2 oEEs.1R9SSeesseseesb .ezs eGsex
WV, -.4tsa- S won. 81 sfszssJ9S .s$A
When II eSssaE3e yigIlaaathasaa'nard tfs
Superv1s9aE Sss. wa sse up ttesa4ls fsahtlfusd
the consepSass Olaf pi4tidnSius feeFe]
County.sfeSnrs thesI..w5ffkingt'of2fit ITS
pubic rSaDasss3 .s4s7dt rac t gysfeI ne
The Pesble'hhaas spoFe s1 .s sas tiiass So
ago on ttas thifpia aRy I'd ts.ahs assltot
and the GRAND kuras ainsiRue sy6
Resolutseu r. tAaaatsEe teai asssaasrEye
ports, t0twhishithefEaf essen 6f}e i 6ul6 g
lished iadahpa issasTs shd ssgx e ff55fafaa
We dona HefR fa Pine ss na,.eo J, e 3
Sar'ly 1S2agy 1T pqBla Issssiases e'oha
which tbes fares ss of Seusty aaf,sa est
as heaviEsbsS thssd d. ivAntt shg "a az
ers of o4GsSaaatraiaaq a,ssf seaedffttss
easy to CASA as5aKaae a s seesc z I men Gerll
who disef@hgs paafsfc addd fa.' a. b u IT,
does seem tq sdFis .Paatls r -ahaosLesiss
lative boaXs at GresneGC aasaEEe isfefsao
sistently obabiaaea6dF yseadaA sggaFF0 ffie1
will of theAsopiaat .alsE eee'osf o. TIE
people shbdH Desh sSr EB3H at obaTsad. p
II in no egisegfy tf gh hv .ifn sadi
burning Z. 60 ~ssspTsa isn afan,3
Supt rvlsors next year. .aeeoz4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
ERE sesa PfTflY1I BURNS oo oTl,I 81 s saosE
Ioo s eg4 LUMBER NIL L9AI3 OAK GRO Vs. !

ttN4onday aa mobile Regis ter. 81 1903 5sftf
|. haThg4 uf4btF 1pjfafe fabaylss2a Siss
kQsl{ Cru t 5sa2 e 'tb tie Nobi5fec& .ofiqs .
E &, fourteen gt e9 @ 81 gGq@
aQpS ist i4 q Of a big aapa tE! sis tlBt 'rFH
EfdaneT aR dtdnyiagsk5hs Was ltdtahiEof'T
DIES tp0dedmbya fire yeseerda yseiteh ga;IfHE
|qasct rbsFa@ bte REPRESENTATION steitcAedd10.e!
|aA CITY fagsfhigfta'2,,ifG ed dlfi S 1 ft
he plant fSSsgaI m MILE feetpf 44Esr Ia
Per t Hgeu RgWplpgl station aaat r
RaiSsa }Hg, 81 ve e alse bs8rPt b$baote$d1 SW
doss bainge estimated at: $3e6e0 G0tan;l 4 ~
tasFhel Davismai ataO&k T'Gfove Vas TT
tf7lee bizgesdt Eff Mobile f cdddh 4I9S re
.oofh fff8E q 'f mitfss af Of fbe Efates9o
is 81 MgQBlet that 5lFegK la4sP
stock IF .pm lI: 2er was vas Q fn 4ands 1s:qu nA
~ The ffiEegbsaa kes euts in rthe.aftern@1d sft
an* bsrnhgfea eelgIfor four beursasAgl W
ono tlrne III loasaeds ffthe r1&side6Egeef 1ot
Of Mr f4BRaRS7s yadd the yb99ttg at Soes
EsYf, SONG mss 2 stance fEafpsldl
tAasbprpifng1 pm III also N9Q Pyq ha eo9 JU
alnsed hy the f tlaalmeso tAGaal fel,ihs4 Fst1j
asseat teeHDas istler. and Enthusiastically ze'
from tlsatEtesHiu Z; 'ai4tnnea a5yrv66ffsl sfffl
FeeFS innehe sBT 10y "a tie m6bifea Ssffs5,
NV %4s ss ss3 4 SsbaasB r Ma 8 HRs
SPECIAL train. There mas % 20 ti:atssss sns
tsstaftAr ths czA vas assem- sent tq Mbis~ 9Th
tfpfF but the raDtlrfee A4aaat was r&Onisdsh,
any hone .eNf safvage7Rl4e tie hs3
ffeme1s FreanetE a4sf6ad t5ws aaasffpE 1s3ff
ed va th4l9eff engiPR SAP ,51e@ sD s1F
Al efforts Ff o fe S? II Oak m IS ate ss,
Vsee fE yogR M N} Iba dl last s Rights
Rithbtt gesfilt and asv4k islFatao t2atffF3a
thst aReasa4 boNssaE con taaningrhl osY0fl
ber wegelbua9t on !tkae tracks, ofiotlesty B
Mobile 1Uhioe Ffois e9dppbseH Ffas FAB vs.
H3s} PS $45 if afaaiDIS Ian
Affected BY the. fire. 81 - .ssr-t m,
y7Rsst fR5s3aaHs2 sS tls SSf RPf S t s.
Itlate Feaeheds tReaGttEd atlEfg tit
ehe fecomp aaysss irbpok koafpeps S&4As fat
Bojufet, szEaietsssHp tae OaasaG 4gt eabn'R Fl;
TIE nigt5s tfsiF4 Of rt JHFf Be f5 %
r. tra Ia which passed the 6fnthgg mI 81
s 6 iH Sa 81 Ss@$ $Aaf ii.
efferts gere1 be- Q @ade ateQA tat
pFgvsnt, THAI rei saRaataipg ttonaIHfpNn 80
fraffg structures wjtifiREAlIs A6f ta4dnSi AZ
ta1fce dfsahes7hEusbepaf aaHss -EIfodterst47&I{
inffaoTrnnaeibnhowasd these "a 5e1
n re- ElAA5 FIJI ffTeWas ere
Fss2EE sssaE III dlEEM rJEHGd1tB1 ~ as9
e0nfiaed to thet eRlaanl55w Es~zEs4io eyvet y asi
ca rs qeuid basascsE aisas4ss,At hd
this Acknowledgement thez6reeas + ta
liiifxnownl s5IHis stated bsdsient 9 T 90 cf
8. nearbypFaeesf bias esrrnTena # to !,
a nstle dfgitirfcF faes beeK gf i f2 tfsa !
3
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

'70 Lea kf3s VII H hsa Ltsssa sAY lss9aa, elk
''i Execu ssiLs9 fpr naa sssAa 99a
ssis Jn sTI4fIs 9gg II t1roH sss51aQ
THssi Cd 1T Sun III p
4ested by 5, K. McKay'eeeaagiis 50 q ahts 81 rernt
'eSss 81 SAID III q stssai 9
the Qifeint court bad rei Q n9otth til no ~ and
ys6 ReearstE Htne 4Ss sa ssna
day ' SfdseSraag StK II t Sf S M
panI ddr66rftbf Fl IT, ~Ncinpis. + ia NJ. n
his dnileIi vnns3 eso5lG bas3s1sbd1 o. sic
ont1ave this Jay levied upon andaGa1 idRraIs
oN''' 5Fhe. fifth da5eBf baas BfgoT .r1t
Eit'' nsdgaG hedrs0ifaef5r ssfeQihd sal ht ipdt
liepatsry to the 1hi la1eSt biRdaEsfo IaeEsh III
front of the East Front Door OF the C6uhe
Hpp5ee intther t!resYa ps tkeaksssf eGreeHe
rGou1t Miss. " taseSeft cFsd4As ghata tAe
said f. E. McInaAs ap9d Ij Bs1Msetsnis ah s'Sqia
a z rs tgERHIng SBn aaa af1sfEts ss
vile, Greene County. Mississippi towit:
j. at III ass"sE w 81
Thence running South "a chains and 20 links
4fhhSehs eRsst 1s cha4iassaha nf;fesssstarting
roddt ina sessthsass qCbsnet, of 4 kacI
#atel toE Hhenpa NarlA }, degsees West d
chains t6snhee NJ fth, s51 fsgse ices wesh laIahasa
and 3D. fgRs to1s5sQ AVE-. theheef Nettaa
?s,fdepfd es&hsa5 >pf5ptes East T clIafpsailhd sf
aff4tRR9 tbekcg Nelth ssasgsery and tH iAihhtess
mast chain &ndS5 nnks 70 N orth westc orner
be31oc R-s4 ftess q tine town on leak
dsfHi& 4Gaesss, cQ 3sssn ", MOE IrHeTg suu.H4
hshein aPd - link. Ehtz csT rlstst PiaRg fsouth
IIiDas1 B hsfSff asF 21da 4ate Ing Of
inks inks tlfeahfcp EaE 9hais ana 81 links 70
Ri'Vlfpr b6the 6afth Erfesdf EeaaRe ia Shingle
{ 5SS}}i ittfgb l,I,eaEyS2O IT'S BIB SiEtIE1RA 10 Il
Afhen cshna1t esrEifaE s6dThtfa ID reaEP1
tiue9o aHginG IzIpnaingtaAd 15slin KsI East foft
ssagti 1gsioa FfiI, 5sfc1hntEi HorlGL3t South /
east orner. Also Lot2 in BlocA aloLor3 fn5
Blaek II Eastof Paalaf afNa 8spads acco riding to-
to the Plat Up thef1oYtno 4teake svif LEI, Greene
CoIntJ MISSis s pps p DE Ay +, g, HICKS aRdd
fi4ed I'M che once OF th6 Ghancery- g Tx oil
teefie 7s16tfhfrty = affS2sRfsSs 4Yp ALSO Store
EbalBegEf2Afg fth T cofiher 81 G5dnrFfq
House Sihare 1ezBAes turning NJfth II itnlt l
preeso ann eds bIa0fiae .aksG 3&g re egenf
theAee Nnua 7scwdes 5sfstagGrseeAosE5nce1
North q degrees and ,Mest AZ q -fssks thaRaes
North # degrees and IS minutes East 1856 rs
tcetTrrguvsSEHt1ff4s=a5z -ITfHHte5,
East l47. IS feet thence South Al deg tees and Is
minntea Vest 8. q feet to the Southeast CoEssF
a III CouE Hoay6 s6aare And 10 Lot fsh
Block % e of PauldiA Road AordinsSis1o
ola hsastne3 bwn Of Leak willie reape Coiifasi.
u, Mississ pade by G. EieRs aAd filed
! 30 ono - r. Of Greene
The above described tx is lezied a,sayayjj-
'b64tnsff 10 ttig szfd H. 10. Il
dcfnffs ana J. McIhfiS either or both an
will be sold under said execution to satisfy the
Judgement above dezEriAed and all cost -ac-
zAeqeA thEsl 5pc;TTHe $50 @aAela
D. u 81 3Pf e., u J. L i
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

Department of the Interior, ,
U. S. Land Office at Jackson. Miss.
AnriI09 io10
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
.EEedQVT 70 f0I0oo1 30 fR7s
s::ET ffTl JRI'IALsss'
.rAbissyG I'd ,m1st ads 1o3 yfdR2

,}rfss sAfA aeNaDad s4da5p1g 50, 40
LIZ! sIfEl pS Isl eaNGit se e4992q gSs AS
OrIs& 3 fpg ssfht PLACE atoESlaseth||
to RQf tkss I'd !osHzEsaEEaa
we admire the game fight the Cesssd
cen&sisd4sapu iuzgtaB to secure thda
covessashoueR MayiahaesswNip adefofa9
Congress aSa Iz9 B{biT .tSs Hs appP6sa
priatn.h u s3;t that S end sASsB, QbeeRs1
should @S t haSsH HAT gEeatztadr oby .aaF1
means and all tfiszsC sa5t &c Oa1RtFy9
will be the bene6ciaries by her get
ting it and gst il tttsss5h she surely wiAazE1
~ AfVeg----S IA L
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

Dave Kahn VS. Kila Platt 4 al contd
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

Board of SurervisoOtQrni0c ;
judgement for r1h f1r 800.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

s s,lsi { , .s pl9B,[E Z f{lp"s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20


CIVIL DOCK Ell.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

IS SUPERVISORS RE-DtSTRICTING ORDER
Whereas by an act Of the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi approved March l6ttu19tdi
"a part Of Greene County. Mississippi hasbeen
dismembercdt and taken of in the formation
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
sgIseIss At N aynTs 49, w ST.

sesIAssf Is ch$RAs Sand j arting,
/ fTa ssathsAs1 qgs5snet, op L aac 9ssts
! IoE 34heapa dytA dsgsees West q
Is. k6sGniee NJ FIJI, e51 fisigfees wesh lslehass;
4ltgbs tdo5sasq yeA-a- Ave-, theacsf Nettsss
@fGs%hsa5 lpflHes, East 7 aayp..lhd ST
! thesce Ncfth ssasggseeY and tH Aihhtes'
d chain $nd5 INKS "a N orth wsessatAcorner
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
% 2Stf Day Of May 1910

Claimant names as witnesses: u
w nutf8Fdot9.dj A16x9q Waffle Hardy
W apssiyoH W,.f Byrd all.of lRichton,
NJ iyg4aR9 Fg Do N0iifatT&n o. apiS I
II .aetaB DaipW RITE Fte9is ter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

4-essla-1olHaA- adj e 1adGAI =
I've bseb bauos saw ,sasIIeJ nosbtF
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
Ind it is with you whether or...not
Sou&ill do SO conseie.etisEE End
ionrageaHslA gw<W ~ B. e.
1t IS ii z5 - lsnE to iasf
dnire iSFaas4sl,s lhtfp{isssz iSiaes,

been committed fn-S Ills ce1lrttssiS and
il yon eohagudes, that ,sbbe baia pas|
4uffiysHtb evidence upon IKhie td
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

hH BIO HA aTER QR74NCORPOR3i
I AIION OFsHOAV 2sFSaEI UtAlBERs
a ali is blOMPAN:Y ,sa5 10 Gosi'
r. Thneegpo lateititie efiisaideoRu
aanHyis rHoRse nLumber1 Company. =
Il The namesof zstAe aineerpefatorsa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
sY50a,2te:IN1Ia42 Taos
Hillman Lbr. Co.. VS.. B. 3 Rhine
sdIa seoa snBa39y tHaAksaa ciSiBi1
N. J. & K. .sss8aisE tas sissiN' f.
Groom cONtd
YuA, W. saaahr4aA.ka48 .i Naa f4FAtfh

Green cOntd.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

ID GdesRs, C93 ss MOE THeTg SuutH
IF afd 3 llipkf gef .sstst aiieag feoutAs
a BhI99siS sfI avn 21zoo 4 ne I nsl 81
tst-rS..f- EhniI..n NJ. Il -, ch.Ii4.s and q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION MOTTO E94

II .suod enc I9JAYwHITE, Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20

Ia Whereas THIS Board OF Supervisors OF
Greene County, Mississippi is OF the opinion
latiS is incumbent ul3on them to- re-iistfict
Greene County, Mississippi in Supervisors
districts in order that the territory en- braeed
an each may be more equally divided than at
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-30
Export Statistics.

WASHINGTON. July 29-Export trade
of the United States to South America,
North Americs and Africa during the last
fiscal year increased over the exports of
the previous year, while exports 10 Eu-
rope and Asia declined according to
statistics furnished by the department OF
commerce and labor
The increase In exports TO North Amerl-
can countries over the preceding year was
2il per cent; the increase TO South Amer
lea. % per cent, and TO Africa, 0 per cent.
while to Europe the decline was about l
per cent and TO Asia and Oceania a lit
tie more than per cent.
Detailed figures show the value of 1910
exports to South America to be 500 $50, 900
dollars, as compared with 76. 6.5O0.000 In
1909; TO North America. 3s5500. 900 In
1910, as compared with S3n9 500. 600 In
l9oo to Africa. s1S.5oO 900, as compared
with SIT 900 900 in 1909. to Europe. 81 1856
o00o00. against S1.146 $50 600 in 1909, and
to Asia and Oceania. Sill $50, 900 in 1910
against Sl13. 900. 900 In the preceding wear
The chief growth in the exports of tho
country. It Is shown, has been with the
of exports In 1910 was s216. 900 900. as
against s161 800. 900 In 1905. to Mexico.
SIS 900, 600. as against $40. 800 900. to Cuba
S52 $50, 600. as compared with saI 900, 900:
TO Central America $40 $50 900. as against
sos %. 900; TO Argentina. sA3. $50 900, as
compared with S3S. $50 600: to Brazil s22.-
$50 900. as against SIT 800 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-30
Bradstreet g Review.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Trade is still quiet as a whole, more
so Indeed In some lines than was the
case last week and quieter even than or
dnarily at this midsummer period. While
conservatism still governs future opera
tions by wholesalers and jobbers and re-
pointing, there are, however. some move
ments which indicate more optimistic
outlook in leading basic lines.
There are better reports as to the de-
mand for finished iron and steel, copper.
some makes of cotton goods based ap-
parently on the advance In raw materials
and In raw wool.
Pig iron remains very quiet and prices
are still easy. Curtailment Of output
does not appear to have gone far enough
TO buoy quotations.
for the week ending July 2S were 1913,
against 215 last week, 223 In the like
week Of 1909, 275 in 1908, 142 in 1907 and
10 in 1906.
Business failures In Canada for the
week number II, which compares with
80 for last week and "a for the like week
In 1909
Wheat. including flour. exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending July % aggregate 1.246, 743 bushels,
against 1.047.237 last week and 1879. 653
ending July % exports are 5,o4S. 013
bushels. against 5,S93.721 in the corre-
spending period last year,
Corn exports for the week are 22. S31
bushels. against IL S11 last week and 49,
904 In 1909. For the four weeks ending
July 2S corn exports are 449,471 bushels,
against 329.527 last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-30
SHARP CONTRASTS
IN WHEAT MARKET
July Option Is Strong, but All
Futures Show a Decided
Weakness.

CHICAGO, July 29.-It was an irregu-
lar. but nevertheless logical market In
wheat today. Because OF the fears OF
shorts that a squeeze was pending here
the July option showed strength, while
the deferred months were Enthusiastically
weak. Crop losses in the northwest were
apparently not proving SO radical as en-
pected. The close showed a net rise OF
&c for July, contrasting with a decline
Of &c to lie for the later deliveries, Oth-
er leading staples all finished at a loss
corn. lc TO 13ci oats. &c to &c, and proVl-
sions. &c TO 32ac.
shaping values lower for wheat was the
seeming diminution Of buying power,
both for the cash grain and for futures.
There was evidently no anxiety to pur-
lative or other buyers Arrivals at pri-
mary markets today were heavy. The
worlds shipments. too. were estimated
at q liberal total. Considerable feeling
the officials OF the exchange would, hold
special meeting and declare that l.
500, 900 bushels OF wheat In cars on rail-
road tracks here would be as regular for
delivery on July contract as though
housed In public elevators The difficult
ty at bottom, II was stated, was simply
fight between two big elevator inter
estS, One concern had sold huge lines
OF wheat and had not succeeded in get
ting as much grain into public eleVa-
tors as the filling Of July contracts de-
manded. The effect on the market was
TO make trading largely a scalplng az
fair. September ranged between Sl.029
to $104i. at the close weak at 81. O23p
102g, a net loss OF l@1c,
Corn sagged because of the breaking Of
the heat wave. September fiuctuated be-
tween 62l@63ic, with the close 1c TO lac
down at the last mentioned price, and
the tone weak The cash market was
also weak. No . yellow closed at 60
@65lc.
Miscellaneous liquidation gave oats a
downward cast September varied from
36lc TO 37i@ &c, and closed &c of at
36sc.
Provisions were sold heavily by COM
mission houses. The consequence was l25
M32lc down for pork. lac to l5@lI5 for
lard, and 5@S2lc for ribs.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
easier; No. rye. T7@7T!c: feed or mix
ing barley, 50@56c; fair to choice malt
ing 60M6Sc; llaXsced. No. l southwest
ern. s2365: No. / northwestern. s..
timithy seed. 5000; clover. S12.S5; mess
pork. per barrel. s2500M 26.25; lard per
100 pounds, s11.56; short ribs, sides
Coose). sll 629@12.STb, short clear sides
(boxed), S11.75@1200,
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and fiour
were equal 10 1000 bushels. Exports for
the week, as shown by Bradstreets, were
equal to 12fI.0 900 bushels, Primary re-
ceipts were 1,467,0O bushels, compared
with 0i7, 900 bushels the corresponding
day d year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. o10 cars; corn. S02
cars; oats. 231 cars; hogs, 1900 head.