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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
(Sluttet.)

Da falot Der BAN Ell unoerIig
3dnfe mo. San baooe lpit ON Ell
Set, bDorpaa man REQ fremao fife
/ Rummet, men | 8ioen. .SfulOe oct
oRre iaaleoes fat,~ tpnfte ban; men
Oct par 10 fun ct gpentpr en- iaaoan
Set bnpoe ban alorig for 4lnor
troet, Der efsiitereoe; = og bog; 10
ino bar intet utroligt mere. SeIp
bet, Der melt 6apoe forunoret BAN,
ben bnrtigt pefslenoeauloe og Seoe,
funoe ban oa ~foritaa MATTE opre
ginter og CONNER, Der ififte0e.
Men bpao nu? 9eriom ban ites
al Soften, piloe ban oa befinoe Jig
/ i'm eeen 5io eaer I Sen, 5portil
ban pea Seitens Gpg par 6leoen
booret. 90 / ii0ite EiIfaIoe, boor-
1eoes ifuloe ban ga fonme til6age
til i'm egen 9io igen. San traf 3e-
item an, iteg al og 6nnOt ben til ct
Gre for ubinoret at funne ie iig
ON | gDen.
6por longt bar ban fommeu mo
| 5remtioen2 9ette Sper9smaal bar
oct al aaeritsrite gigtigbeo at faa
belpnret, for at ban nogenlunoe fltn-
DC iinOe iig til @ette / Be foranore-
Be 6or6olo. $ Den Seniigt iegte
ban at fin0e Ell eaer anoen mere
tarpelig fln0t Berion, Dos bDefn ban
funoe inobente Be ~neopenoige OplDs-
ninger. Men oct BAR forunoerligt;
nae iDntes at pore Serrer. Otter
nogen Sseen toe ban Noo til Zig,
iton6ieOe ben f6rite ben beoite, traf
BAN til SIDE oo ipurete: 9Ser,
min Serrel Seq er fife rietig meo
| giebliffet. Or De fife ion gpo at
fige mig, bpilfet aarstal ui fri
per?"
Mnnoen ian pao bam iom en-
panpittig, oerpna ipareoe ban: DE
bar nof pnret liot pan aomm9r.
fen I gat. 9nrf Gem ON, iaa fin.
Der De NOT ieID Ito at bet
Seq foriifrer Gem, bet er nit
rn1lurre Nlpor1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

ger6en nogen Sirtoe bar Jet. San
er Dor 9efrier, Den, DER ifol ifabe
og hiofaloe en- pirfelig @ulonloer.
gpj Gem for BAN; nqe ri anore
er lige.~
aSpao er bans 0oon?@ ipura-
te Sans.
Sans Haon er for beligt til al
incomes. san er alt, ban er 8uo.
0ien MI MAJ ieg bienl. 5ar pei og
buff paa nit Goa6.
9anS FOG fig til 8anoenA San
pioite npiten life, ON ban par baa-
gen. eaer oct bele par ell 8rem.
Nen meoens ban en6nn ito6 og
tnnfte oerpda, 6ro9 eft tort Optoa
gennem @aoen. San illgte Strsm.
men for at ie. bboo bette hnooe at
betpoe.
9oget orog no af 9Den % ltano.
ieoe oeo en- 6ei bporpna Der too
et Sfian0s, bois geitemmeIie ban
life itrafs foritoO.
Gn 0ano traaote frem at Sfo.
pen, iloa til 2po o9 iaaoe: qgor-
gerel efteroi" - Der fulgte Ell lang
2iite AT Raone yGfteroi oisie
bar erflpret, at De tror pao Ell
treenig Sub, og at oct 9prranni /
6orm al aongeoemme, airfe %
5omilielip, iom Ri bar %afIfaffef, er
SnoItifteIier Of oenne SUB, iomt
foroi oe bar npatet at mootnge oct
Seol oa Wprfe, Tom ri er uoien0te
til at meooele ale Dem. Ser meO os
bnl6er ben iterIte Mato, @eroeu no.
gen Sinoe bar let, erflprer hi Dem
6erDeo ifDl0ige til at lioe DeOen.
Cor gefrier. geroens @enfeoer Ie.
bel"
5erpao fulgte ct ereo6penoe gi.
! falosroob ira MRngoen, bporeftet
man ffreo til SuIObDroelien at ben.
lie ifrrffelige Tom.
Sans maatte boarot imoo fin
giaie operppre bette Sfueipil. De-
bar BAN umuligt ubemprfet at flip.
pc bort, og at gaa ilben pi0ere oilOt
dlorig funne gna an.
Sfrene blen M fert frem. Del
bar 6enimoo en- Snes. De BIER
fert op poa Ssien, buorhen Boiler
| Gorpejen baooe begioet ii9, me
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

ionI bette: Gar OH uirtelig PED Dine afuloe lem Den
9a9. 0u 6eitente Dig I'll at iIrbe Den ganle. 9rirnne
a~anpeten meo til amerifa2~ u@amle aarnpeiten q
ioareoe ban meo 9atriotisnens Slang 0roene. utbat
IS tbe ltof, 9orn6olm Is mooe Of. 2iner OIL Born.
%5oImeren bette Soor?
5or no9le Mar tilbaee ifol Oct 6aoe oeret al
m~inoeli9t paa eornbolm At tale ON De 6e0te9 oa De
5prte4; bine oor DC inofeote 9orubolmere, ofsie De mi.
o%aaoreoe. @e9et betegaen0e!
ga. ieg par paa a0amnlers6us@ 5or Dem. Der er
lfenot meo ben golnIe Gain. ifaI ieg gipe i~sIgenoe 0p.
l%psninger. 5ert ct 9ar 5ln0roe aor otter at ansaar
bapoe predict Den bpioe ariit@ oaore 5teoer Tan.
mart. bleo 9ornboIm frfitnet % firfeIig Senieenoe
umoerlaat giipetolen 9lut0. giiperfe tilDenote iQ
mart belle 4agten poa 9ornbolm oaiaa ~peroslig Sen.
ieen0e, og for at ltre Jig 0enne Qiogt bD9qeoe Strife.
fpriterne 2lno q6ammersbus@. 9et blep ct 3piitens
9@ble mellen aronen % airfen; men 9iiperne bapoe
meo faa forte 4fbrDoelier Slottet oeres Magt ouer
300 Var. % blaaot anoet 1T bette 9eiitlige 9eginente
Den Sn0flDoelie poa Qornbolnt. at ben bornbolmife
9onoe TOM al0rig UNDER perremar0ens Alag, % bet er
n%lligpis ogiaa bette. ion bar opret ne0 til at gipe
9ornbolmerenS eloit9n0iabeoens % SeIoisleiensYrpg.
g9ammersbus" Iigger Huiner; men oct er m9gtige
Hlfiner, Der oibner baaoe ON 5ortioens 9poer % sp.
Der.
Seq par i MmirOfnaen sfoo % opisate reffo-
oalen" min gamle 2arer. 8ait. +. 6. 9ranbbergs
Statue, iom genner poa 9ornboIm bar rejit bom.
Zen buroe baoe Ell beore 9Iaos, en6 ben bar. 9aa
8rnnobergs 9auto Iairs: Sea bar ioreda9t e0er eioet
o9 0e0en, geiigneIien % 5orbanbelien, at 5 MAJ
oeIge 9ioet."
Sea 6ol6t intet Meoe paa gorn6olm. noget je9
er minore GLAD oeo at tpnfe paa M bageiter, oa et
iaaoant let flnoe bnoe ppret n%rrongeret. Seq par ian1
men meo en- Gel troenoe 8enner poa ~forifelliae Ste.
Der. iaaleoes aofirfebp. 9i bar ct lille SeI7fob %
Ff aogang til gpens imuffe % m~prfeiae Strife meo
ben ~eienoomnelige 8ebefont al ~9uIlnnos 5an0iten. 81
ter at baoe 6eet airfe1 % paret oppe oeas f%Gitnings
ogtige 5oarn meo bets oo6belte Sa6eltaa. iom ifal pp-
re Ell efterIi9nin9 al 9lanoeltaarnet@ pan Sam.
mersbns@. iamleoes bi Ell Stitno neoe oe0 aor0sren ON
ct gibeliproq % bolot 9sn ianlmen. SUBS 5rs er 10
ct 9eoebus Tor ale Soft.
"a ieg par paa p5anmersbns@ gioroe Opipns
manoen opmprfiom paa ct aors aobn9oet en- alippe i
Slotsaaaroen, bpor ct NetneIfe enaona PED ct Sab
meo Ell 6eit iflloe ppre bleoen 0rRbt. ga. on oeii9
neoe yaoriens Ie9n~, ou 6rager os Dor 6reliers aors
i Minoe. aoriet er ogiao reit Der, % bet er Dog oct
beoite peo gornbolm; % paoriens Oro" bar lpot oa
lpoer Ser og en- Slot Meureiter bar troet og annam
met bette Oro, og oct er BOG oct be0ite oeo 9ornbol
nerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Nye Boyer.

Clfcrt 9licaro: ariltns o. 1ans WlGno.
5 Stuoier ooer relieieft siaIeIfO aps al bibelite
8 Sfiffeler og Optrin. 9ris $t10.
{ 6. 6. Teterien: Sbab ieg biftereoc mine aonfirmanoer.
! SoDeopunfterne Den frHtne gernel9room forte
/ fonfrets Setninger neo anitueli9e @tsenlpler fra 9ibe.
! len og @enneifeIipet. SO Sioer %.
) SIR. epuse: alperncs Ssrael.
On lille Observation-Disclosures meo II SIluftrationer.
) f01 Cher. 40.
aoplpb Monnb: Cub or a~erIisbso.
: On Goffe 9rqoifener ooerIatte al q. Dalboff. ct
Orb rae Tio ON ariitenOonmen til zoe oalneoe blanot
Z oens Soragtere~. 100 Sioer. 80.
{ gaul Sloenbnre: @aa til ahers.
} ct Orb til unee. 20 siOer .05.
3. Y. Mesrr: ct belli8t Sempel.
3 Noale Orb til unge 9ano ON Genbe6. 10 Sioer. 90.
3 s.. i. Sanien: Der iaar ifreuet"-
8 g~eileoning til 9ibellpsning for boer Dag aaret
{ 1910. llOgipet al airfeliG 5orening for ben Snore Diis-
Z lion gaunlarf. 80 Sioer. 10.
Z Or. Sorreps 5aler til Cubs Meoarbejoere.
9 Sol0te geroea oper for arbeioere CUBS Nige. autorie.
8 ret Doeriettelie PED anton gnit. GA Sioer 90.
0aniib sntb. Tnbl. SOmie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

ceres 800.
Oct par life 6ooiel. men ct ia.
tiat 9aab. Der GAP Jig llotrpf / Dis.
Ie g%niiater. 0a De itoo Der ON Den
froateliae 0enretteIiesmnifine Sn-
gen ala9elpo LOB iia bore; men Sn-
belraab % 9ooianae opiplote chi.
ten.
Seq taffer Dig, oerre Seius ari-
itnsl Oh Den arne forblinoeoe
0enmeifeiIaats eneite 5relier %
9elasrerl@ raabte oe1 ierite, Der
fagoe lit 0ooeo nnoer 5alosfien.
9erpaa inlot Def ene 0opeo efter
bet anoet.
en 9ammel 0fauo meo lanat
boiot Sfal tranote frem. nenote
il inloo 5oben % opleiteoe Den
enc Saano til 8ean paa, at ban
uil0e tale; men ell iano 0elpeolarm
o~oeroepeoe ham. San ioloeoe 0pn.
0erne. la op imo0 9lmmelen oa
inffe0e. ioet ban beppgeoe 2Gberne
/ Bon. Gnoelig lo90e carmen iig,
oa ban tog til 0roe: Sen Mano.
iom ita0ipite0e Dor 0eosoom, foIo-
te eoer 9oraere. af, bpor piloe
JED. at ieg fun0e foIoe e0er greorel
Sea fan oet fife. Gu nell Me0-
menneifer! Sea er en- ganmel
01an0; Der bar prsoet me8et | Der
Den, og MI itaar iee PED min @rao,
ON iaa 2iebliffe er ieg life mere.
Sssea fan bDerfen haoe @lpoe eler
1or0el al at lnpe for eoer. Saa
ber ga, bbao iea / min 8eOSitnno
bioner for eoer: Seirs al Na5a.
retb. ban. Der blen forsi9itet UNDER
gontius Rilatns. ban er / Sano-
be6 @uos enboarne Ssn. og Der er
fife 3relie / noaen afi0en. Zen
Mano. Tor boem 5 bsier anp, ban
er antifriit. 0inoeIens opperite
Reoifab. og mart, meaet mart oil
@uos Sen brnoe frem al 5imme-
lens Ether FOR at tilintetq6re BAN
og ale DEM Der ielger BAN. Saa
omoenoer eoer 6o. meoens bet emo.
III fan ife!@
Men III par Granddaughter
u6e. Man larmeoe % ifre0. at
bans Dumb ifuloe itoppes meo
2fsen. ge6len greb BAN for at
efterfommc oeres Billie; men / bet
iamme traaote Ell Man0 irem al
Wpnqoen. .Solotl" roabte ban og
cit meo faite Sfri6t op til Den
aamle, areb bans Snan6, penote
TIA MOB Solicit oa iagbe: g0eune
Man6 bar ooerbeoiit mig ON Sono.
beoen. 0giaa ieg tror paa Seiusl"
~. 6el" leb oct irpeteliee
Spor.
"a oell@ roobte ban tilboae.
San bar borttaqet Opens
9ran0i"
9e6len ferte benz bort. og mart
par belle oct rpoiomine Sfueipil til
Gnoe.
Sforen oenote tiIbooe til Staoen,
og Sans fttl9te meo iom en- orem-
menoe. San oobeoe life at tiltale
nogen. oa ban in0foo, at ct eneite
uforiigfiot Orb funOe fan ifebne.
ipnugre 6eIoer.
Otter at bobe posieret eft Bar
@o6er. fom 9o9et til en- aamnel
gDgll11g, Der Deo lPrlllere e1fers
.ipn bite ia for Sans at oare en-
friiten Strife. og ban begbnote ale.
reoe at fele iig Ell SmuIe let
tere ON Siertet oeo Sanfen ON at
fomme oerino, t6i Der, / @nos bel.
Iige Sus, matte BOG O%n0ifnben
og Gnoobeoen f%oritumme. san
bnpoe en- 5ornemnelie, iom naar
man efter operitanOne 5arer og Be
IDprlig6eoer otter f6ler Siemmets
@runo unoer fine 8e6oer.
Dgren aa%bneoes, % sfaren Oroa
mo.
Or Der @uostieneite2@ boiife0e
Sons MI til lin Sioemano. 0euue
ioo piit poo BAN oe ioareoe: ~an
ia, ON De nil; oi pleier eaers at
81 TF.I.-a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
6amle 6ans paa Hejle.

(Gt eoentor al 5. Dc. 5reOrifien.)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
LeakesviIIe High School Notes
Furnished by n pupil assigned each month
by the Principal and under his espionage.
BY Miss Annie McInnis, Pupil.


The first entertainment given by
TIE Leakesville High School for this
session will be an oratorical contest
on Dec. 2. One of the chief features
OF this entertainment will be orations
by five of the Leakesville High
School boys. These orations are
some of the best and most patriotic
speeches that have ever been spoken,
most of them being orations on those
great men who wore the gray uni
form and bore the STARS and Bars
in the Sixties. Some good oratory
can be enjoyed on that night by
those who love same and who will
honor us by their presence.
Another feature of the program
will be a play entitled my Friend
Bob" This play is to be rendered
by seven of the advanced pupils Of
our school. 1t is full OF humor, love,
etc. 1t is being gotten up by our
accomplished first assistant Miss
Bright, who knows how to do such
work.
Miss Burnham, our music teacher
is putting ia good work in preparing
the music pupils for their parts in
the entertainment. Vocal and piano
selections will be rendered.
Let everybody come out and have
an enjoyable evening and at the same
time show your interest in the school
work. Bring the price of admission
along. Adults 35c Children 20cts.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawi
before Robert Madison of West bar
lington, Iowa. when after Z weeks in
the hospital, four Of the best physi
clans gave him up. Then was show
the marvellous curative power of f.
lectric Bittcrs. For after s months
OF frightful suffering from liver trou-
Bile and yellow jaundice, getting n
help from other remedies or doctor.
five bottles Of this matchles5 re medN
completely cured him. Its positive
ly guaranteed for stomach, liv3r OF
kidney troubles and never dlsap
points soc at Peoples Drug Co
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Jealousy.

How fortunate it is that there is
not a jealous person among our large
family of readers. We do not know
of one; do you? Such being the case
we can severely censure these Jealous
people that are to be found in mos
all other communities. The first boy
ever born was jealous. Ii you re
member Cain took rough stick and
killed his brother A bel because he
was Jealous. The sacrifice of Abel
had been ac epted while Cain S was
rejected. Jealousy is simply grief
we experience on account of the su
periority Of others. Their superior
ity in talent, wealth, beauty, virtue
or social or political recognition. 1t
is the she shadow of other peoples
successes which clouds our lives. 1t
is the thunder of our neighbours pop
ularity which sours the milk of hui
man kindness in US. 1t is the father
and mother of half the woes and
crimes of the human race.
When you hear man or woman
abused, drive in on the defendant S
side. Watch for eXcelences In 9th
ers rathan than for defects, morning
glories instead of igtt-shades. If
some one is more beautiful than you,
thank God that you have not so ma
ny perils of vanity to contend with,
If some one has more wealth tran
you. thank God that you have not
so great stewardship to answer for
If some one gets higher Office in
church or state you can thank God
there are not so many to wish for the
Fastening of your obsequies. If you
are assailed by jealousy, take it as a
compliment, for people are never
Jealous OF a failure. Substitute for
Jealous an elevating emulation. See
ling others industrious let us work
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
What To Teach Girls.

Tea,:h her that 100 cents make Ii
dollar.
Teach her to arrange the par.or
and library.
Teach her TO say "No" and mean
it or Yes y and stick to it.
Tesch her how to wear calico
dress and to wear it like a queen.
Teach her how to sew on buttons,
darn stockings and mend gloves.
Teach her to dress for health and
comfort as well as appearance.
Teach her to cultivate flowers and
to keep the kitchen garden.
Teach her to make the neates
room in the house.
Teach her to have nothing to do
with Incorporate or dissolute young
men.
Teach her that tight lacing is un-
comely,as well as injurious to health.
ACdClI ICl w tbl " blIC lllOl us ttiINt
habits, and not money, in selecting
her associates.
Teach her to obsetve the old rule:
IA place for everything and every
thing in its place. -
Teach her that music, drawing and
painting are real accomplishments in
the home, and are not to be neglect
ed if theae be time and money for
their use.
Teach her the important truism;
THAT the more she lives within hel
income the more she will save and
the further she will get away from
the poor-house. -
Teach her that a good, steady
church going mechanic, farmer, clerk
or teacher without a cent, IS worth
more than forty loafers or non pro
ducers in broadcloth.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Ambiguity in Advertising.

Two men interested in the art of ad-
vertising fell into bit of dispute as
to the ACCESSIBILITY of now and then
leaving things to the buyers magma
ton. One favored outspoken COM
pleteness of statement, the other re-
lied somewhat upon suggestion. A
third man whose opinion was solicit
ed, refused to be arbiter, but express
ed himself as against all antiquities
of language; and, to illustrate his po-
sition, told a story Of a young man
who one day brought bouquet of flow
ers to the lady of his heart, and said,
May l offer you my handful Of flow
ers?" to which the lady promptly an
swered 81 move to amend by emitting
all after the word hand The amend
nent was blushingly and happily &C
cepted, and the motion was adopted
unanimously-P Philadelphia Record.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25

Don't forget that you are to be
men aud husbands.
| Don't smoke in the presence of la
dies. 1t is never respectful.
Don t measure your respect to u
person by the clothes he wears.
Don't try to make your fortune by
easier means than hard work.
Don t speak careless.y of lady's
character. It's her only anchor
Don't forget that the best and
greatest man that ever walked the
earth was boy.
Don't haunt the lady Of your
choice at ball, party or picnic. She
has certain civilities to pay else
where
Don fix your stare on the fair
ones who pass along the streets. To
stare at anyone is not manly at all.
Don't neglect your business. Take
pains to do your work well Good
workmt n are always in demand.
Don sheer at the opinions of 9th
ers. You may learn wisdom from
those far less pretentious than your
SELF
Don i swear. 1t is not necessary
and does no good. 1t is neither wise
manly nor polite, nor agreeable to
Others.
Don t grow up to be a soured old
be cheior, when there are so many
true and lovely girls that will make
such excellent wives.
Don t f1irt with young ady to
whom you are perfect stranger 1t
looks most ridiculous; and you may
get thrashed for it some day
Don't unnecessarily make enemies
The good will of dog is better than
his i'll will. But don't cripple your
independence ard your individuality
to please friends.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
advertisement.
Program Leakesvil'e High School
Entertainment December
2. 1910.

Piano Duet-Galop Calvin
May Belle Mckay and Nancy Miller.
Chorus, Music Ciass'
Play. My Friend BOD
Cast of Play.
Alfred, james BYRD
Bob. Maurice Brelaha
Old Nugget, Dan Hyott'
Trapes. hyra Fooi
Alice, Lea Sihith.
Betsey Anne Mclhhls'
FURRY. Maggie Breand
Piano Solo 1st Valse Duraho
May Belle Mckay.
OratorcaI Contest.
5 Maurice Breland Mlsslssippi'
6 Piano Solo-How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps
Annie McInns.
James Byrd. Two Plclures'
8 Piano Solo, Ariel Kern
Nance Miller.
0 Palmer Ferguson, My Country. My Mother'
My God.
10 Vocal Duet Beautiful Moonlight
Nancy Miller and Bertha Green.
II Preston Ferguson. Defense of Jefferson
Davis.
IL Theo Byrd, The Death OF LalaSetVe'
Decision of Judges.
10 Piano Solo-2nd Garotte, GODDARD
Myra Pool.
"A Piano Duet-TLe Sailor Boy lDream-Le
Heche.
Myra Pool and Annie McInnis.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Newspaper Cheaper and Better.


The postal card and circular form
of advertising is the most wasteful
method employed by merchants and
others. Implications and even tripli
cations are of common occurrence and
when received are usually dropped in
the waste basket unread. The claim
of superiority for newspaper adver-
Using is based on sound business ex-
perience. It is cheaper and more eff
fective than any other.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
The Rev. Irl r, Hicks 1911 Almanac.

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac for
1911, that guardian Angel in ID hun
dred thousand homes, is now ready.
Not many are now willing to be
without it and the Rev. Irl r. Hicks
Magazine, WORD and Works. The
two are only One Dollar year. The
Almanac is 35c prepaid. No home
or office should fail to send for them,
to Word and Works Publishing Com
pany, St. Louis, Mo.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25

more hours. Life is short at the
longest let it all be filled up Nth
helpfulness for others work and SYM
pathv for each Others mistortune',
and or arms full of white mantles
to yer up the mistakes and failures
of others. Surely this world is large
enough for you and all your rivals.
God has given you work to do. Go
ahead and do it. Mind YOU owr
business. In all circles, in all kind,
of business, in all professions there
is room for straightforward success
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Shall Women Vote.

If they did, millions would vote
DR.. Kings New Life Pills the true
remedy for women. For banishing
dull, tagged feelings, backache, head
ache, constipation, dispelling colds,
imparting appetite and toning up
the system, they re unequaied. Easy
safe sure 25c at Peoples Drug TO
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25

MISUNDERSTANDING.

The Herald, or rather it's editor
and better half are in receipt of the
following marriage invitation from
the Buckeye State:
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Deemer
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Eva Lillian to Mr..
George Albert GRABBING on Sat
urday, November the twelfth,
Lisbon, Ohio"
Miss Eva Deemer and brother were
our travelling companions in seeing
Mammoth Cave, KY, last Spring and
the young lady proved delightful
acquaintance to our wife during
those sightseeins hours. May her
married life be altogether happy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Prescriptions
and Drugs

Every prescription we fill
for you is compounded in
the most careful manner.
Every drug purchased at
our store will meet your
every requirement. Spices,
extracts, baking powder,
cooking helps.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
B 18TH (

BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
J. Smith OF Old Adamsville, Avera
post-of1ice, Miss, on Sunday Novem-
Der. 20. 1910, A BOY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Will Stick to PAPERS.

The Ohio State fair will use only
newspaper advertising this year. An
experiment was tried out on this line
last year and was found to have good
results, so it was decided to follow IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
AD-!SMS.
Continuous advertising is

Continuous advertising is
essentia|-because
Repetition builds reputa-
ton; convinces as to faith
in self and merchandise.
It establishes in the pub
lie mind the idea of per-
manency and provides
against the tout of sight,
out of mind"
1t fortifies against COM
petition, open or hidden;
breaks down Indifference
and opens the way to in
tImacy.
! Repeated assertion, un-
challenged, is accepted as
!, truth.
, Regularity creates and
!, takes advantage Of sub
, conscious effect on the
) mind produced through the
eye.
! Continuous publicity is
! reputation continuously on
! the move.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
IhNkIhNhNhN,,az,gzNh

When most people are not taking
medicine to cure them, they are eat
ing something to make them sick.
Keep up with the wagon. Change
your old views and habits for new
and better ones when you find them
and be always on the lookout for
them.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
HONOR ROLL.

Ball. Miss Edell, Ball, .oo
Brown, Henry, Ball .oo
Spears, Lonnie, Betty l.o0
Smith, A. j., Avera l.oo
Daughdrlll, D. d., McLain 2.Oo
Washington, John, City IOo
McMillon. Fl. D., City l.OO
Smith. Geo. W., Jonathan ,5O
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25
Toilet Articles

Many helps Of many kinds
are here for you. Toilet
Chamois, Talcums, Powders
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brush
es, Nail Files, Perfumes,
Elegant Toilet Soaps,
Sponges, Toi | e t Creams,
Massage Creams.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-11-25

Who has not felt the want
of a suitable gift! You do
not have to search when you
come to our store. Here
you can find a suitable gift
for any one i'll no time.
Try us. Get your gifts
here.