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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
CITATION NOTICE,
In the ClaLcery Court, Greene County, Miss
All Harrison,

In the CaaLcery Court, Greene County, Miss
Al Harrison,
J, w. Farley ell ais
&c State of Mississippi. No 1893
To Butler Williams if he be living and his
e rs and deviSeeS if dead TO George s. Leather
Jury, Jr. whose Postot1ice ADDRESS is Mobile,
Ana; to j, W, Fairiey II living and his heirs
and devisees If dead and TO the unknown heirs
Of Big John Farley, deceased. and to any and
all unknown persons or parties having or
claiming any legal or equitable interest i'll and
to the land described the IA of the sV
Ia Secton No. 81, 4. l. S. k w. Greene
County. Mississippi, sold for taxes ou the Isl
day of M y 1905
You are commanded 70 appear before the
Chancery Court OF The County of Greene, In
sa ID state. at rules IN tne Clelh's office IA the
town Of LeakesVIIle, Greene County, MissiSs-
ippi on the
End Monday of June, a. d. 1910,
to defend the suit in said Court of A. II. Har-
viSUn. the nature Of which Is biIlln ChancJry
by the SAID a 81. HARRISON, the Complainant
therein. praying the Court TO grant decree
aud quiULIug the tax title Of said
to said land. derived from the
State OF 'lSsiSsippi, wherein you are defen-
dantS, This ADrlI LIST. 10 0,
a-2y S MCKAY Cler.
HlNKLE p. HEIDELBERG Sol. for Cmplt,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
,Chahcery SeaD 4-29 SIR. MCKAY. Clerk
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
SOUTHERN ABSTRACT AND TITLE ca

SOUTHERN ABSpRACl AND TITLE CO.
The corporate title of said Company is
Southern Abstract and Title Company.
The names of tue lncorporatorS are:
c. NJ. Van BeuSchoteh. PoStoffice Scranton
Mississippi b. z. Harrison, Pos onice.
Gull port. mississippi. ID. p. Heidelberg Post
office, LeakeSvIIie, Mississippi. D. " Back
Strom, PoSUoftice, LeakeSvIIle MiSSiSslppi
The doulclle is at LeakeSvllIe, Greene
County, Mississippi.
4 Amount OF capital stock $4,000 but to
begin business when S3,00JOJ is paid in.
D. The par value of shares is 5000
D. The period OF existence (noJ to exceed
fifty years. is fifty years.
z. The purpose for which it is created is:
The making ana Carrying on of Il general Ab-
title, chains of title maps and plats: TO fur
nish any and all kinds or Information relatIv+,
to land titles. This corporation may have ac r
porate seal and its manage ment shall be vest
ed IN Board OF Directors OF not less than
three and not more than i've LII -mberS VIM
shall be elected aG the organization meeting
ana Shall serve Tor one Year or unJll Chelr sur
cesSrrS arr elected aud qualified, A majority
OF slu ouard Sh III conSG1tue u quorum me
stock OF lhlS CORPORATION wueA issued su.t4
be fully paid aud mona SSsSS.tUie aud no sCo;r-
holder shall be personalS liable Tor any debts
or defaults OF said corpo ration except as pfo-
videu by law.
8. The rlgaCS and powers til It may be exer-
cised by tnis corpora lou are Those conferred
by the provisions OF Chapter II. Mississippi
Code. 1906.
FL. +, HEIDELBERG.
j, w. BACKSTKOM.
X r. HAkkISDN
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sArr
Stare OF Nil SiSSippi.
County OF Greene


qar,. nG9[ an4 oy virtue of the provision of
&c e tt4lh uctu OF trust executed by j. J. NcTnniS
| m FAVOR OF W. D. Ball dated Febrna1T in,h
iSio 70 secure certain indebtedness o. SIC Il
d a"Onocu oS one promlSsory note of rv,,,
uuOe' ana cOnVes ing the hereinafter deCcr;,oi
plopefty winch deed of trust is of record 4;
ION ! pages ooo-1sa or the Record of Mort
6'. 'lIu locus OF trust on Lands in Greene
SoiuIE' miss. ana which said deed of trnSt ana
tne Indebtedness secured thereby was on % 4h
vt u''N W Suruary 1910 for valuable conSid
IS '1o o transferred and assigned to the Rank
Oh LeaKesVllle, which ass gnment is of recorS
in Book page 5sS of the Record of NIort,.ae.o',
ana DEEDS of Trust on Lands in Greene Conn
ty' Mississippi and default having been ,oado
n the payment Of said Indebtedness SO secpred
by said deed of trust and demand having hoor
Inado on the undersigned by the rank of
Leakesville. the holder of the nromiSsor,
note evidencing said indebtedness Tas.o
6vfd tIe UNDERSIGNED Trustee will on
the
9th day of Nav 1910
sell within legal hours at the Front door -, ~
Court Houss in the Town of Leazesv,Ile
Greene Coury. MiSsSsiSsippi. the foIlowin,,
described real property situated in Inc town
90 i'eakeSville, Greene County. Mississinni
to-wit; ppi
Lots and in block Is of the Hicks survey
to the town of Le;lkesyille according To nlat -,
same MED IN the office of the c. ancery Clerk
OF Greene County Mississippi. and also entire
OF olocks 81, 81 and 81 of the Naples survey to
the town of Leakesville according to plat Of
same filed in the office of the Chancery Clerl,
OF Greene County, Mississippi. and out of the
proceeds arising from said sale pay the said
Indebtedness, cost of making sa Id sale and ex-
ecuting this trust.
Witness my signature this the 18th day of
april, A. ID, 1910,
SIS JESSE Rvp0 M.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Depa"tm 3rt of the lnHer,o-.
u. ). Land OIice a5 Jackson. Miss.
March. Is. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Polly Ann
HeIthcOck- widow Of josiah b. Hcat1cUciz de-
ceased.of State Line. Mississippi who or jan
uart % 1903 made II mestead Entry No 2s@9e
Serial No. 0l2S6 for me W - OF the Sc a.
- elton II. township north Range , west
St Sep ems meridian. has filed nouca OF in
tentiOn to make Finai five wear Proof. TO cs-
JaolSh claim to the land above GaScr bed. be-
fore the Clerk of the Circuit Court or Greene
County. leakeSville Mississippi. on the
Both day of April 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: !. j. .daSSey,
Llw~0n Brewer. EnuiS Whtte ana John tzeif
all Of State LiIie. Mississippi
j. JAY WHITE. REGISTER.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
End Monday. the 9th Day of MAY, 1910.
10 HOLDERS OF GREENE COUN-
rY BRIDGe, BONDS.

Inc State OF Ms slssIpp. BOerd OF Supervi-
Greene County. SOrS ADrIt Term lgin
Ordered by The Board of Supervise of
Greene County,. MisSlS~Ippt, chat wnelCaS, on
the i IN day OF August. 1917, tat Board l.. order
10 raise funds To erect an ron and SUecl bIIuAe
over Leaf RIVER ncdl N1cLaIn. Mss iSsIpYt. III
salu Greene County, dd On said August 4.u.
I9O@ iSSue seventeen ten year IiVe per cent il
tefeSt bearing Greene County Bridge Bonds III
denomination OI $4,000 each: numbered from
one u seventeen inclusive. WnIc.I said bones
reclt6 that the COuuUy of Greene reserves the
IlghU 10 redeem stlu Bonds al anytime afLer
five from date of said BOND issue as
Aforesaid; ana whereas said Greene County
througE It's Board OF SUPERVISORS nov deslr-
Is 70 call IN All OF tne ABOVE described bonus.
and pay them off. IL is UueIefor. ordered 1nnt
tue SAID Greene County DrIuge Bonds De- and
ana they are hereby called III by TINS board ANA
the loud holders OF 1t said Greene County
BrldSe Bonus present said Bonds TO this Board
for Layn ent at It's ncXJ regular meeting L. be
no m
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
Monday Nav 2nd 1QIn

ana uhat the interest on said Bonds Shall cease
at the SAID last named daJe provided by law
under Section 332 Of the Code OF 1896 1t IS
turGher ordered by the Board that the clerk
publ a cerClfied copy or this order as pro-
Vlded by law.
l. >. Il. Mckay, Clerk of the Chancery Court
and cX-otticIo clerk OF The Board OF Supervisors
in and Tor the County and State aforesaid
nereoy certify That tue ABOVE aud foregoing
Transcript is true and correct COPY OF an or
DER passed by the Board of Supervisors and
entered at their fprtl Term. A. -. 1910 on the
4tn day or April l1I0 as same appears OF record
IN my ONCE III Board OF SUPERVISORS Minute
BOOK ID, on pages 81 ana 35I,
GIVEN under my hand aud the seal Of said
Board or SUPERVISORS, at my Office III the town
Oh L;akesVIlIe Miss. TINS Tie 5Jn day OF April,
A. d, 1910.
(Chahcery SedD 4-29. s r. MCKAY CLARK
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Make yonr no mes happy. You 90
around your hoI>a growing about
your rheumatismS and acting the
lugubriouS and yo1 sons will go in
to the world and plunge into dissapa
ton. They will have their own
rheum .tislus u ter awhile. Do not
forestall their misfortunes. You
were young once, and you had your
bright and Joyous times. Now let
the young folks I,aye a good time.
The gleefuI llnr n of many happy
children is the best home music, and
the graceful figures the best statu-
4ry We are all kings and queens in
the cradle ard each blhe is a new
marvel; new m rLcp The unaffcc-
ted lanen tatlono when be lifts up
his voice on high or more beautiful,
the sObbing chitd-the face all liz uid
grief, as be 1rrcs to swallow his vex-
often all hearts to pity, and
to mirthful and clamorols compassion
rhe small Cesp pot asks so little that
all nature is on his side. His igno-
rance is more charming than all
knowledge, and his little sins more
bewitchiDg than virtue His flesh
is angel S flesh, all alive.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
SHERIFF.S SALE.

Ne'chants Grocery Company,
M. 435. vs..
LeaEcSville Lumber Company.
l, the under>i9n d, Sheriff Of
Greene County, Missississippi will on
Monday the End Day of May, A. D. 1910.
Betweeo the hours of eleven o'clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ. sell at
auction to the highest bidder or bid
ders, f'r cash at the Front door Of
the Court House in the town of
Leak esville, Miss, the following de
scribed property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the
herlnufter mentioned writ and all
costs, to wit: 81 Of Sec 10, Twp :
& & in Greene County, Mississippi,
said property having been LEVIED on
by me on the 8th day OF April y.
d. 1910, as the property of the
Leakesvlie Lumber Company by
virtue OF "a writ of Execution issued
in the above styled case 10y ). r..
Mckay, Clerk of the Circuit Court
GU the End day of March A. d. 1910.
Witness my signature, this the
8th day OF April A. D. 1910.
a 29) D. e IRELAND, Sheriff.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Subscribers not receiving their pap ef
are requested to notify The office that the
fsultmay be discovered and remedied quickly
report changes in address promptly 1t matters
uotIhow frequently they occur
Cards of Thanks of customary length VIII NC
Inserted for 81 payable in advance; # long-win-
ded, extra charge added.
One obituary to each deceased published Tree
IL of reasonable length.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
2ud Day of May, a. b. 1910,
NO lICE OF HOLDING CIRCUIT
COURT


CIRRCUlT COURT, MAY TERN 1910.
whereas, the Legislature OF The
State of MlssissippI has put Greene
County in the 10th Circuit Courp
District, said state, which law will
De effective on the LIST day OF May,
changing the lime OF holdlu2 the
Circuit CourtOf Greene County from
the Third Monday in February and
August to the Second Mo.ddv Of
May aud November.
Nouce Is hereby given that d rer-
ular term ut tue Circuit Court in
and for Greene County, Mississippi,
viii be begun ana hcId at the Court
House thereof in the town OF LeuECs
vile, said County and State on the
End Monday. the 9th Day of May, 1910.
Llt!gants, witnesses aud defendants
will take notice and be governed
accordingly. All witnesses vii. be
present Ut said time or they will be
subjected TO tine OF Five Hundred
Dollars. by order of Hon. Jno. l..
Buckley, Judge IO5h Circuit Court
District. Miss. Inls May 10Th, 4.
d. 1910.
(5-6) S. r.. Mckay. Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

SUBSCRIPTION RATE.
One year, Of Paid il Advanced 81 %
ii" of not 9 = ....Sl.2o
4 years Of Paid in Advance) 50 w
Six months 49,. 49,. ....... .oo
n,h,ao months .25
Advertising rates furnished on application.
Wbiskey and Tobacco ads Tabooed.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
ROBERTS RETURNS TO TRACK
Will Drive Auto in Brighton
Beach Race Next Week.

After two years absence from racing.
Monta que Roberts will return to the track
in the twenty-f -four-hour race to be held at
Brighton Beach next week. driving the
Houpt- Rockwell car in its initial appear
ance in racing. Roberts Is the designer of
the new car. and was permitted free
hand in including in It any Improvement
which would tend to better the product.
He was sent abroad by Harry Houpt be-
fore the Grand Prix race two years ago
to visit European factories and study Eu-
ropean methods, and brought back a num-
her of foreign ideas which he has en-
bodied in the new car,
He has worked steadily on the car ever
since his return and feels that he has now
got it in condition so that il will give
an excellent account of itself in the com
ing race. With Roberts in the race will
be Stanley Martin, who has driven for
ffoupt for the last three years and who is
regarded by those who know his work as
one of the steadiest and best handlers of
automobiles In the business.
The car which they Will drive is 4 60
horsepower stock machine. with the chassis
stripped to accommodate racing body. It
viii differ In no particular from the cars
which are on the salesroom floor. The
has developed on the block seventy-eight
horsepower. In proportion TO its size the
car is light in weight and evenly balanced
so that it should be exceptionally fast on
the track Roberts has driven the car up
ward of 1900 miles over the toughest
roads, 10 test it out thoroughly before put
ting it through such a gruelling test S a
tU enty four hour race
Roberts has had a remarkable career.
He started out as a demonstrator with
Thomas some years ago. Houpt made him
a racing driver. and he drove Thomas cars
in a number of contests with marked sue
cess He handled the car which won the
first tWenty-four hour race at Brighton
Beach, when he made a new record of 99S
miles
In the last Vanderbilt Cup race in which
Roberts competed he was put out by a
on top of the gasolene tank, and in jolting
over the road he broke through and was
in gasolene for a complete
round He was so badly burned that ne
was compelled to give up the race and was
confined to the hospital for weeks there
after.
When HOupt entered the New 1ork-to-
Paris race, Roberts was selected TO drive
the car on the first stage of the journey,
from New York TO Cheyenne. The lead
which he obtained in this distance was the
principal factor in the ultimate victory of
the American car. In this race he again
showed the indomitable spirit of endur-
ance which has been so large factor in
ais successes.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
NAME DATES FOR CONTESTS
Motor Boats to Race for Gold
Challenge Cup in August.

The Thousand Islands Yacht Club hold
ers of the American Power Boat Associa-
ton Gold Challenge Cup. won two years
ago from the Chippewa Bay Yacht Club by
the Dixie II, and successfully defended by
that boat last year, has chosen the dates
for this years races. They Will be held
on the club course eff Alexandria Bay.
Thousand Islands, on August q. and e..
The first challenger for the trophy this year
was the Chippewa Bay Yacht Club. the sec
ond was the New York Motor Boat Club,
naminS as It's challenger the Intruder. the
new boat being built for f. X. Burnham
OF this city. Four other boats are being
constructed. among them the Hoosier Boy
The Gananoque Yacht Club is also building
q challenger and it is said that the Dixie III
will again be Il competitor
The cup first raced for IN 9o4, and
won by the Standard and later by the
Challenger for the Chippewa Bay Yacht
Club, which successfully defended 1t until
1908. when the Dixie II won It for the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
BOWLING TOURNEY CLOSES
Records Broken and High Scores
Made in Noteworthy Contest.

Baltimore. April Sn-The fourth annual
tournament of the National Bowling Asso-
citation closed tonight. and its promoters
boast that it has been in many respects the
most noteworthy in the history OF the asso-
citation. 1t has produced the largest pro-
portion OF high scores yet recorded at a
tournament. and at none Of the previous
events have there been. as here. three aSso-
citation records broken and one world S
record eQualled.
Tony Prio. of Brooklyn. has the honor of
having broken the association and equalled
the worlds record in individual bowling
with his score of 705. Both the Chalmers
Detroit team of Chicago. and the Corin-
thians No. 6. Of New York, surpassed the
association record for fve-man team bowl
ing. the former now being the record holder
with score Of 2,e17. With the single ex-
ception of last years tournament at New
York the one just closed has had the larg-
est list of entries.
The individual bowling to-day placed l..
Lucke of Brooklyn. in fourth place with a
score of SO. displacing Wickham. of this
city. who had rolled $50. Tony Prfo. of
Brooklyn. retains first place, with 7o5;
Harry Ritter. OF Philadelphia, Is second
with 679. and G. Frornan, of Newark, is
third, with ga These and four others will
receive more than 500 each in prize money.
The individual bowling to-day was excel
lent. nine men in all scoring more than 600
pins, though only Lucke scored enough to
join the leaders.
The bowling of the two-man teams was
not as good. only one team making more
than 1850 pins, and this one fell far short
Of a place among tho leaders The four
highest scores stand: Burdine and Eckstein
Washington. 1906. Kramer and Prio.
Brooklyn. 1-264; Krichton and LeutbeCker
Baltimore, i,252, and Spinnalla and Siddall
Brooklyn, LAP. These and three other
teams vii! receive prizes of more than 800
each.
Seven fVe-man teams brought the pro-
srannn1e to a close without making any
change in the four leaders. The class is led
by the ChalmerS-Detroit team. Of Chicago.
with 2Sf. with the Corinthian No. 6. of
Of New York, third, with . 2sS5 and Yonk-
ers. Of Yonkers. n y fourth. with 2.S1h
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
Chiffon BELLE SCORES
Waterway Falls in Steeplechase
at the Pimlico Track.

PtmliCo. Md. April 30-A big crowd en-
Joyed some excellent racing at the Pimlico
track to-day. Chiffon Belle won the Cla-
baugh Memorial Stakes in such an i'm
pressive manner that 1t is believed she
W, VII lraln on into one of the best FLIES in
The owners Handicap Steeplechase was
disastrous race for Waterway, the 8 TO s
IaTorlte, which fell at the seventh jump
faIcad mIrn MN I'M, OUT OF me way B1got which
follow:
aess5 tFst foe2 fef2 sTsiiins for $500
- "a Pease s16 i0 "a ha ~ n6 - e
Rash. 100 &c. Fajrbrotherl, 3 10 !. 3 to and
70 70. second, I>esear, 10 fW, WaIkerl, s
Misrtve. Old sguaW Cold Bug Cloud Harvest
Moon Gold Leaf sallIe o'Day. Brown Hawk
Second race tror threo- -yoar-oldsi ono miioi
$500 addodl--Dnlhousie 10 Up GoIdsttinl.
5E pgsan5. to T go To- "aa aad osIS to 10, sse .o.
nd ondi Vienna los &C -, Grand; II to I. 70 i
ss s. Rss sTe vFrqis4d s aaa al Ho,yis S'sGe sHss
ran
Third rana uh. Clapaugh Memorial Cup:
81 600 Rdded)-ChiltOn Belle, 107 wv. walk
G Reid 10 u 10 l. o4 10 "Gn and d to T. second ND
Idle Michael; Io2 a Paimsl to l. 10 1
Ben GRq eTon sd miro Tms e02 90 ,65 5F GRtq9 fpi
ANDY Chisholm. Bess Fitzhueh. Rae4well,
mst.fTninstrr ITyton ana Irish Nora, added
Fourth race 1owners handicap steepIechase;
IoT four T-JeHT -oldS hnd upwHTdi two rnsIeei
5000 addedy-Bigot 15i wv. Allen. 3 20 l.
TO 30 and out. woni Vilhalls, lab wv. Pat
tersonl. 70 l. / TO 2 and out, second Lizzie
Flat. 1Se tE. MeLain). 4 10 ], even and out.
third. Time, Is 1-5. waterway also ran
Fifth race Cthe Csrrollton Cup: threo-year-
oldsi $500 added seven furlongs) )-miss Pop
DlaF 1s0 ct Wr1ghID, II TO i. TO and
even, won; Ealvolatile. 14o dR- Taylorl even.
o ana out, second; Ontario, 142 IL.
GRrth1 8 10 I, 10 ] and even, third. Time
! 30 is. PooomoEt. CharivsrI and Rubis also
three-year -olds and upward; one mile and
$500 sdded)-EVerard III &c
orand). 20 !, 20 ] and 10 won;
even second. CeremoniouE. 167 CWi Mossl. s
to 8 4 > and cut. third Time .le 1-5
County Fair wilton Iacksye Bobbie kean.
Lpnrodits Lois cavanagh, Bose BeauBaeat
"a e. Orc algs ran
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
LONG RUN ON ONE CHARGE
Electric Front Drive Brougham Travels
from Here TO philadelphia.

One Of the chief topics of conversation
where motorists gathered last week was
the HeaIy electric car that recently mads
a run from this city TO Philadelphia In
seven and half hours. with enough power
remaining in the batteries for an additional
ten to fifteen miles. This machine was ,
fully equipped, full size broughar ard
weighed, with passengers. $50 pounds.
The average speed for the ntnety-odd miles
was fourteen miles an hour.
The run gave a true demonstration of t1s
stage the electrical vehicle has reached
It's smooth and easy running and Its small
maintenance requirements leave TO doubt
that there will be a big demand for THIS
make Of car.
The Healy car contains all the essentials
Of most satisfactory car. and General
HeaIy, ths hsse So Vhs manufacturing
company. believes II has a big future. In
describing the car yesterday, he said II
was not only ideal for city and saberbas
service, but clean quiet and 1uXurious-
equal % IL not greater than cars OF oths~
motive power He pointed out many of the
advantages and special features. The dTiv~
ing and steering OF the car are combined IN
the forward wheels in a new and novel
manner.
Inc motor WIZ siHS's gear reHucIou~
IS located under the drivers footboard-
thus giving ample space for batteries Under
the front and rear seats. without affecting
the body design. This equslizau uOn OF
weight and the simplicity OF mechanical
construction result in high efficiency. Thst
bearings are so constructed that friction iss
reduced almost 20 q minimum and thr'
waste OF power is largely eliminated.