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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

Decided Bargain IN BeautruA iftpu-.t--
~eU one family brick mouse, : large Nznt
rooms tastetul.r 1e-a-afNd Psrl1@f
-a-6-rood trim -Ird bath and v~s-f71.s
uziuEcoted dining room every modern con-
vrvfrvcn- price 500 terms - E-ltr- -orFsT
iA-f Q. p-izh--r bach IL and eight trolley
ines These houses cannot h- aQuailsd any
where. either fer home or an q. -nl-Ia,-
WV r. MEYERS. as G-lrsserd ave. Slyn
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Investment Quality

As an investment these apartments cannot he ealled
in or around Greater New York. Property IN the Bronx
much greater distance from New ork City Han ana
surely with no such desirable surroundings. Is bringing
dmbe our prices Brooklyn has greater number ct new
investors in real than any of the other boroug ms
due to the fact that present prices Brooklyn real estate
offers the best prospect for prohtaoe investment 10 ~
I'D IN the CITY An investment of a small amount
remember would be working for day and night If You
owned one Of these apartments Get in touch with MS to-
dav and learn more about these splendid apartments
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EAL ESTATE FoR SALE o. roI.
BOROJGH OF BROOKLYN. -
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Win name a7t address y I-1es-'s stJo-1
MANHATTAN
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
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SFT,GVSFt-H AVE -S0S. ~ 2 = .11o-
-t.D ~ uaife,- s71 S=1EzfCk aTes- s. 6Xi0s1 :
50 frame Dts voluntary sale
n Joseph 2 uay.
NTH 81 - and 80 : rs q 4
r,rszSsrt ave - 6Nlol 70. 8 sty tn-1t ani stores
J - Bel AZ Louvre Realty Co - a Boxers
: a--rs = A Truhtu- re-. ant due. s.
~ p tsaes &c. 8 6lF 81
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-,-i-t : So A-lcE EulE- , CoGEHhn aEt
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- re- ant 5us S422- So - no 1-c-ts az
eating Seuisl and tao mechanics Hens az
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- s-tr- L = ffas--ouck re- amt due. e
- TO- taxes. ETC. s. IL -
Rv Samuel Mz-N
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or 70 LEI
BOROUGH or BROOKLY>.
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rzRTSTlE - 1s5- 80 2 = Riyi1'
.-r - E5N-nS- : s-F TINT sid stores al :
$500 n rear n.Eirr- Read AZ Julius = leNs11'
=, 81 T7-ftS1- 2 ( " avs NaU-lCs - c--s
-f an. sg. So -. taxes etc. 81 80 a.
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E =oa SAL or TO ESTATE FoR sALE OF 10 La
= REAL ESTATE TCH So BROOkLYS
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Contiuu-d - eleventh r-s-.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
What to do With a Bad Temper.

Starye it. Give it nothing to feed
on. When something tempts you to
grow angry, do not yield to tempta-
zion. 1t ID W for minute or two be
difficult 10 cOntro; yourself; but try
it. Force yourself 10 do nothing, 10
say nothing, aud the rising temper
will be Obliged TO go down because 1t
has nothing to hold it up. The per-
son who Can and does control tOngue,
nand. heart, in face OF great provo
Cations, is hero. The world may
not own him or her Us such, but God
does. The Bible Says that he that
ruleth his spirit is better Than he
Lnat laketh ii city," What is gained
Uy yle,dInr 10 temper? For min
ute lh4re Is Il feeling Ot relief; hut
SION culncs SENSE of sorrow and
shame, Win Il wish that the temptr
had Uetu controlled. Friends are
sepdrd .ed 10y d bad temper, trouble
10 caue,d DY II, aud palu Is given TO
OTHERS Ao well ao 10 self. nc PAIN,
TOO, UlLeu .aoto .or Gays, even Years
-oUmctllneS Tor HE. An OutUuroL
Uf lcml er Is like the bursting OF u
eGeoLn UOller, II Is Impossible to tell
UUlUt chad i" hat whit Uc the result.
Iue tVtt may never OG remedlou.
otarvc your temper 1t Is not worth
kEcpIn1 amNC. SlarN6 II.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
URGES THE CLAIMS Of OLD PAT.

Janet, Miss, Sept. !, 1910 Dear
Editor Here | come again with
my few lines. AS ] read the Dear Old
Herald and get the good tldings
from all parts of the county it
pleascs me 10 see and know that they
were so interested in the Election
especially in behalf of our Hon. Pat
Harrison 1t made me feel good to
see the voters of Old Greene County
come out and have courage and vim
10 vote for The man who was best
qualified TO ill the Office: Il man who
mas stood 50 fair i'll old Greene every
since be first came here, and has
worked and contended for the up
building Of Cd Greeue.
dare to say don t see how man
could vote against Pat Harrison.
Now gentleman come out on the IL
day of Sept We voters and cast your
vote with your old friends coming
together In unity and brOtEer,y love.
Cast your vote for the man that's
going to be elect ed even our Honor
able Pat Harrison, and why not come
out and cast your vote If the people
will al. pull together and do every
thing they could for the up building
of our country.
They can all say this ana that, but
we are going to elect Pat for he made
the best run, and he was sure in the
beginning, he took the lead and he
sure is going to succeed. Nothing
could afford me more pleasure than
to look every man in the Sixth Dis
trict and tell them just how | felt a.
bout electing Pat, our home candl-
date he is one of the most homo like
men that eyer come into Greene, he
he is bright, intelligent young man
! a man after my own heart for that
reason | expect to DO all in my pow.
er in his behalf. E ect Pat and ther
we will kill the fatted calf and all re
ioice like brethren ought to aud senc
Pat on to Congress; he is going any
way. | wish all the voters could SET
the bright side of the 18th day o
September like | can; they sure
wuuIdn t make no mistake in wht
they voted for.
Well Mr.. Ed in regard to the cleo
ton on the 18th don t fret but vot'
for Pat and you never will regret, s.
will stop wishing the Herald ant
its readers u good success.
Me MY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
THE PEOPLES FORUM.
DOGS. DOGS.
The Sheep Mans Side of 1t.

Hillman, Miss. Aug. 1910
Editor Herald want to say
so neth;ng about dogs, There are
absolutely hundreds and thousands
of farmers in the South who would
raise sheep but for the necessary (O
dog. If things we're reversed the e
would be no trouble in getting rid
of the sheep. hut lots of people are
able to do without sheep while the
very BUNDLES cannot do without a
dog
The sheep must be kept at home
or the owner must pay for damages
done, while the dog can steal one S
meat saved for breakfast from the
pantry and just has to do without
meat. that is all.
The sheep is taxed, but although
the dog is 50 valuable that you bad
b,.llpr kick IL mau's child than to
kick h's dog, the dog is not taxed.
The sheep eats weeds aud bushes.
making the place look better, while
the dog collects bones and rubbish in
general from all over the mel, hbor
hood and leaves it ia the yard.
The dog is Il wonderfully privilege
I'd character Not dt ole pump will
we get rid of he worse than worth
less dog, bit there are enough people
who would like to see him restricted,
to have it douc. if they would make
he effort
There are some useful dogs, but
lhrse are exceptions, and they do
not b'gin To make up for he worth
less members of The canine family.
The average dog is huisanct nd
many are lnrnace>, 1t is IL disgrace
to ALLOW them To handicap rs impor
lan1 and DIS profitable an industry as
sheep raising, hut they are doing it,
| lhlnk there should be IL law
paced on the statnles Of every
Southern State, that every dog
should ue heavily taxed If the tax
is not paid, the dog should he killed.
The fund thus accumulated can be
used To pay Tor the damages done by
dogs provided the owner of The dog
cannot Ply such damages.
Such law will largely solve the
problem if it is enforced, and it can
be enforced. 1t is a Democratic law.
No one has the just right to pre-
vent you from RAISING sheep, but
they are doing it with their dogs.
THE SHEEP MANS FRIENDS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
Use Yeur GueSt-vOice.

Tue advice here give is easier un
stood than taken. Sut by oiligent
practice aud kind teInper-and d
strong SENSE Of duty-One may from
The habit OF talking every day at
home IN tones one uses when COM
pany' comes.
You often hear boys and girls say
words when they are vexed, that
sound as if nude up of a slar a
whine and bark Such voice
often expresses more than the heart
Iteo.
Often even in mirth one gets a
voice or tone that is sharp and it
sticks to him through life. Such
persons get sharp voice for home
use. and keep their best voice for
those they meet elsewhere.
We would say to all boys and girls
Use your best voice at home.
Watch 1t by dry, as d pearl OF great
price, for IL will be wovth more to
you tnan the best pearl in the sea.
A kind voice is d lark . soug to Il
hearth and home. Train it TO sweet
tones now and 1T will keep in tune
through life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
CE.lBACY.

We applied the celibacy If multi
tude of women. who, rather than
make unfit selection of husband,
have made none at all. 1t has not
been lack of opportunity for mari
tai contract on their part, but their
own culture and refinement and
their exalted idea of wnat a hus-
band ought to be, have caused their
declinature. They have seen so
many women marry imbeciles, or
ruffians, or incipient sots, or life
time incapables, or magnificent
nothings, or men who before mar
RED were angelic and afterward dia-
bolical, that they nave been alarmed
and stood back They say so many
boats go into the maelstrom that
they steered into other waters. Bet
ter for woman to live alone, though
she live a thousand years, than to be
10 one of these masculine
fl lures with which society is sur
feited. The patron saint of almost
every woman, and amon0 ali the
families of family circle is some such
women, ard among all
the families of cousins she moves Il
round, and her coming in each
house is the morning, and her go
ing away Is the night.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
Woman's Voice.

Women claim that they ought to
have Voice in e.erything. If there
is anything on earth woman S voice
does not penetrate it can safely br
set down that it is impervious to
sound. Woman's voice reaches to
the sky, descends to the deepest
cavities Of earth, penetrateS the
kitchen, cetlrr, garrett and seven bed
rooms, reaching across the street
and disturbing the neighDors. She
already has voice in politics, science,
art, religion, business, and in do
nestle affairs it is the supreme law
of the land Did you ever hear Mrs.
Lease? Could you help yourself if
Sue was in your township? Is there
civiiz ID community on the earth
that has not heard Susan g. Anthony?
If SO, name it and it is yours. What
more do they want? Give them the
ballot and they'll never be satisfied
without the box and poll books,
God created man and then women,
The last job was the best. Women
is the salt of the earth, and sugar
and cream and strawberries. With
out her al is vanity. Man is her
voluntary slave. For her lie delves
and tolls ann fights the battles of
the country and legislates in con-
gress and stands up in street cars,
and uns in debt, all finally dies a
miserable death from eating restau-
rant hash while she is at the sewing
circle, the club, or out collecting
money for foreign missionaries, and
adding to the want and squalo" at
home 1t i, no use to give women
acvict; she Won / hear You. The be-
ginning of the 10th century finds
women combining in grand plot to
take the earth and fence it off for
their own exclusive benefit. Woman i
kingdom has come and man who has
] ever been her humble servant, is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
NEIGHDORH0OD|
IS NEN),.S7(
" -zE~1rN <R~
CitroneIle SoliCitlous For Leonard.

Leonard Childs got struck witch a
scantling OF the b tcl of the head
Wednesday morning. which has put
him in pretty bad shape. He was
tearing down d house for Mr. kla
Patt in the Upper East side when
the roof of the building fell on him.
1t is not thought now an operation
will be necessary. We are very
sorry to hear of this accident to
that pstinable young man. Greene
County Herald Leonard Chllds has
some friends here who trust that he
will recover rapidly. We have learn
ed to know him by his coming to the
best attractions we have at Chautau-
qua, and by the best is meant the
most solid in his case. -Citrorelle
Call
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
THE TENDENCY TO BE QUEER
Every Community Has individuals
Whose One Idea Is to Kick
Over the Traces.

While the majority of people are in
clined to t = and act like one an
other, thus sYeping the social order
from violent commissions, there is on
the part of great many native ten.
dency towar" the queer; they are con-
tented only outside of the traces. n
every community small enough to be
aware of its own Municipalities people
In general = ow who are the natural
born" come 0uterS-which man and
Which woman is likely to take up
with the ne vest fad in dress, doctor.
Ing. means Of grace, political econ
omy, "soc:e.' science" and the true
authorship or Shakespesre's plays
There al certain persons destined
to progrcsf al one sc-called reform
to another lore extreme as quickly
as the refcr'1 shows itself They are
pretty sure % box the compass of re.
ligions, pses ne by grac-lal or violent
narrowest cngmatism, or with great
rapidity the other way around. Or
they gvf.--'i once ani for all into
the most irrational and absurd re
ligion" which happens to be forced
upon their attention, and stick cor
tentedly tn its EXTREMIST tenets and
practices. The more occult" and. to
the ordinary mind, preposterous the
new religion, the greater the attrac
ton it haz Tor certain minds. The
new religion is apt to be founded OIL
some one phase of the old-a phase OF
1t which by very reiteration and use
has become .rite. In it's new and fan
tastic dress the old principle strikes
the new adert as something in the ma
ture of fresh reYelatioa--Ceptury.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09

CLIFF TURNER.

The death angel visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Turner of ia
net. Miss, on Monday, Aug. ". 1910,
and took away th;ir little sor, Cliff,
acc bet weeu two and three years old.
lie got caught on lire from trying
10 light IA light lamp sitting in the
hearth. Little Cliff was a flower IN
the home.
Oh! dear parents and friends It's
hard 10 think of this. But grieve
not after these loved ones that are
zone on ahead, but only prepare to
meet them in that sweet bye and bye
we shall meet on that beautiful shore,
Iistlr Cliff is missed very much IN
the home. But when God calleth one
Of these angels home they must go.
This world of parting with the oucS.
we here so dearl> love:
And when in Heaven we'll clasp their hands
Wellknow we've met to stay.
where sad farewellS will never be said
And tears are wiped aw ~
with the eye of the spirit
| look on that shore,
where pilgrims aud prophets have fingered
before
with the hope of the Spr t
| trave &c thO sod,
Made bright by the steps of The angels OF God
Oh; how sweet it Will be in that beautiful land
So free from all sorrow and lam,
With songs on our UPS
Aud with harI'S III our bands
TO mee1 one another agaIn
'TiS hard 10 break the tehdrrcord
when love has bound The heart
Ills hard so hard tn speak the wo d.
Must we forever lart:
/ careSt loved one.
we have laid thee in the peaceful graves en-
brace,
But Thy memOr will be cherished,
ill we see thy Heavehl face.
Written by
AFRIEND.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
A Man Of Iron Nerve,

IndomitabIe will and tremendous en-
ergy is never found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out
of order. II you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use DR..
Kings New Life Pills, the matchless
regulators, for keen brain and strong
body 25c. at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
Annual Meeting For Mt. PiSgah.

Editor Herald:-Will you please
saw Ia the columns of the Herald that
the annual meeting at Mt. Plsgah
Baptist Church will begin on Friday
night before the Bro Sunday. Dinner
on the ground Sunday. Rev q. W..
Boyd of Laurel and Rev. G. &. Moor
man of Fruitdaie, Ala, will do the
preaching. Please get lhis in this
weeks issue and oblige. Thanking
YOU in advance. | am,
Your friend,
JAMES A. DAVIS.
Exsho, Ala,
Sept. 9th 1910.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
1t Saved His Leg.
Sept. 9th 1910.

"All thought Id lose my leg,
writes ]. A. Swensen, of WATERFOWL.
Wis. Ten years OF eczema. that 10
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid me up Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured it. sound aud we'll" III
fa.IibIe for Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Salt Rheum, BoiIs, Fever Sores,
Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Piles. Zoe.
at Peoples DrugCo.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
sHnm@1mWl
Annual Meeting For SWeetWater.

The annual protracted meeting will
begin at Sweetwater Church on Fri
day night Sept. 10Th and continue
through the following Sunday. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. w.
NJ. Murray, of Alabama. The LeakeS-
vile folks and everybody else, are in
Wired 10 attend.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09

spurned with contempt from the
foot of the throne. He NAV cry "a
loud for dellverance, but the hollow
echo from the nearest club room is
the only answer. Men and breth-
ern, this is tough.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
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F.:.le y = - = lI~r7.t-z-~.A III
A FRIEND.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid serve Ice
Cream and Cake at Mrs J. T. Nc
Rae S or Friday evening Sept. 16,
1910, beginning at 5:30. All are
cordially invited TO come.
i-FEMBU1r7
The meeting at the Baptist Church
in Leakesville began last Saturday.
the preaching being done by Rev r..
J. Moore, the pastor. The help he
expected to bring miscarrying III
CDmp WaV
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
X. ". BROOKS. Pastor.

The Third quarterly conference OF
the Les kesville charge, NJ. E. Church,
South, was held at the Adamsville
church Wednesday, Rev. NJ. b. Shar-
borough OF Hattiesburg, the Presid-
ing Elder being present and con-
Quoting both tue worship and bust
ness meeting. O. J'ackstrom met
him Eere and took him out and back
the same day. Owing 10 an attack
of fever, the pastor, Rev. q. 7. No
bile. could not attend.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
MARRIAGES
>lIia B5&Ezs zrylH9
SUMERLIN-S TINSON

SUMERLIN-S TINSON.
MARRIED, in Leakesville ON Sept.
Z, 1910. by Rev. Y. d, Wcsterfield,
Mr.. Theodore Summcrlin to Miss
Emma Stinson. They hail from the
Edith neighborhood down in Beat
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
a Useless Patent.

One of the requests for a patent re-
ceived in the patent Office of Germany
was a device for making ones own
matches. With the aid of it, anyone
can, by five hours work, save six or
seven centsl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
BRIT IT'S
lC.f&E.zzNgQE <A4lI.EAA9t

BORN, unto MIR. and Mrs. P ].
Mcleod of Leakesville Miss, I SON,
on September 6, 1910. The little
one lived only few hours.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
She Exrected as Mu-n

'1 never thought she would DO me
such a mean turn said Mrs Jefer-
son Judd, but then it was JUS exact
ly what expected. kansas City
Times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maya
zine requires the services of a repre-
Sentative. in Leakesvile to look after
subscription renewals and TO extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful
Salary and commission Previous
exnerience desirable but not essen
tial Whole time or spare time. Adj
dress, with references, H. G. Camp
bell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1889
Broadway, New York City.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09

At their meeting thi, term (Nept)
The Boald of Supervisors fix d Tue
tax rate for hsca! year 1910 as fol-
lows:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
TOTALRATE Is MILLS.

FOR Sale or Rent. Residence in
LeakeSville. Apply to
$50 GEO, A. MErZG Err.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09

Remember there is now another
Drug Store in Town. We carry only
the pure>t OF drugs and an up to date
line of Druggist Sundrles.
Accurate Prescription Work.
CITY DRUG 90,
Phnnn VI 3 "rhe Rpst ONLY -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-09
HONOR ROLL.

r obertson, VIM, County Line $l.5)
Metzger, Geo. e., 10
Murray. w. r.. Waynesboro 200