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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
Human Inequality.
New Orleans Pibayune.

New Orleans Pibayune.
There is a notion, and u most per
nicious one, that itls the highest re-
alization uf republican form of gov
eminent that aIl the people should
by some forcing process be made as
much alike as possible. All human
beings are born equal only in the
single fact that they all come into
the world by the same natural pro
cess, The same equality exists in
the matter OF death, since what we
cell life is extinguished for all un-
der the seifsamt conditions. But
that is all the equality that is posi-
BILE, for human beings are Il. unlike
and unequal in bodily and mental
characteristics aud to SUCH an ex-
tent does this lack of equality go
that it is seen in the pecuiiarities of
every individual.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
PANAMA EDITORIAL TRIP.
Letter No. e.

These ponderous derricks or ca
bic towers as they are technically
called support heavy steel cables
across the chasm high in
the air on which automatic metal
baskets or cars holding a ton of
rock or sand or concrete gravel
from the rock-piie Or concrete mix
ing mill out over the spot desire to
dump it, when then down these cars
swoop to the right place discharge
their cargoes and they climb back
and spin across for another load.
Of these galloway towers with their
batteries of gliding hea' emily cars
there are a number and | want to
write it down that of massive ma
chinery, one of tho outfits are a.
bout the biggest, tallest and most
humanlike working ever came be-
fore our eyes.
The capacity of these locks have
been increased from the first plans
to correspond with the demands en-
tailed by President Roosevelt's or
der for Dreadnought type of YES
sells passage as shown by the clip
ping from the press dispatches,
hereto subjoined which we have
taken from the public prints within
a few days before this portion Of
the Panama Letters appears to-wit:
Washington, April Is. Although
it was generally known that splen-
did progress had been made by the
army engineers in digging the
Panama canal, the statement con-
tanned in the Canal Record, just at
hand, comes as surprise that all of
the excavation that was contemp-
lated in the original project has
been completed, Under that plan,
1903, 795, 600 cubic yards of material
were to be removed and that has
been done. But subsequently, in
order to accommodate naval vessles
of the dreadnought type and the
grea: liners now under construc-
tion, the president ordered the
and deepening of the ca
nal prism. That involving the re-
moval of 1851, 504 additional
yards of material and that is all of
the task of excavation that con-
fronts the engineers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
A Perfect Vile.

She is handsome, but it is beauty
arising not from features, complexion
or from shape. She has all three in
a high degree, but it is not by these
she touches a heart; it is all that
sweetness of temper, benevolence,
innocence and sensibility which a
face can express that forms her beau
ty. She has face that just raises
your attention at first sight; it
grows on you every moment and you
wonder it did no more than raise
your attention at first. Her ewes
have mild light, but they awe when
she pleases; they command like a
good man out of Office, not by au-
thority but by virtue, Her stature
is not tall; she is not made to be the
admiration of everybody, but the
happiness of one. She has all the
softness that does net imply weak
ness. Her voice is soft low music,
not formed to rule in public assem-
blies, but to charm those who can
distinguish company from crowd;
it has this acknowledgement must
come close to 1t to hear it. To de
scribe her body describes her mind
one is the transcript of the other;
her understanding is not shown in
the variety Of matters it eXerts itself
on, but in the goodness of the choice
she makes. She does not display it
so much IN saying or doing things
as in avoiding such as she ought not
to say or do. No person of so few
years can know the world better;
no person was ever less corrupted
by the knowledge Her politeness
flows from a natural disposition to
oblige than from any rules on the
subject and therefore never fails TO |
strike those who understand good
and those who do not. She |
las a steady and firm mind which |
,akes no more from the delicacy oil
he female character than the solid |
ty of marble does from its polish and |
ulster. She has such virtues as |
make US value the truly great of our
'wn sex. She has al. the winning
races that make us love even the |
aults we see in the weak and beauti-
al n hers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
Clergy Should Set the Example.
PentecOstal Herald.

PentecOstal Herald
Let those sheer aud fear who will.
but meantime remember that the
best woma1ho1d of the South does
not want her boy to USE tobacco and
she does not want her pastors eX-
ample to counterfeit her influence
and teachings on the subject. More
over Christianity is becoming more
practical. The intelligent world IS
setting up a higher standard for the
church The preacher must align
himself with all that is good and
against all that is evil He must be
an example to the flock; he must lead
the young manhood of his times to
big and holy things. He cannot do
this with Il cigar stuck in his mouth,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Two educational patriotic address
es were made by Hon. Earl Brewer
candidate for Governor from Go
homa county last week in Greene.
viz at Nicely school closing Thursday
and Pine Level Friday. Saturday
he made politlca' address in a some
what informal way displaying his
latent powers for stump-speaking.
Brewer undoubtedly has the fires of
oratory burning IN his soul as was
exhibited in occasional flames of elo.
quence that would burst up in his
otherwise quiet speechment as he
was not letting himself out strong v
owing to the politica, campaign not
being actively opened yet. We would
say nothing to disparage Mr.. Brew
er, for while be does uot happen to
be our first choice for choice, we acc
ognize great qualities in the man.
though we saw nothing in his person
atty or rostrum accomplishments to
Swerve us from our judgment already
that Scott is the Moses to |
bring the children of Democracy of |
out af the wilderness of
administrative weakness etc into |
which size has strayed. |
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
| Other Editors Chatter |
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Took NJ p'rt in the Scrap.

Pascagou'a Democrat-Sta
The Democrats Star took no part in
the contest for the creation of George
county, believing the citizens of that
territory knew their needs better
than we Fdrthcrmore, as they are
the ones whr will bear I'll the expen-
SIS incurred bv the creation of this
county and also their proportional
prt of the present indebtedness OF
Jackson county, we felt shat it was
no business of ours. Therefore, we
wish them aS successful and worthy
a career as was that of rhr one for
whom the county is na'acd
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
Not His Funeral But Hopes for Best,
Moss Point Advertiser.

Moss Point Advertiser.
AS published in our news columns
last week the new county fight went
against US. While the result was
not unexpected, we cannot but ~
greet that Jackson county has lost
this put OF its territory. However,
since it seemed inevitable that the
county should some Gay have to be
divided. we believe it to the best IN
terest of the old county that this
particular section should have been
the one to go. We still maintain,
however, that the people Of the
northern portion of the county have
been very much deceived rs TO their
true interests and TIN the day is
not far distant when they will seri
0usly regret the action they have
aiken. But it's their funeral. not
ours, and perhaps things will turn
,ut better for them than we antici-
pate. Here's to the new county of
George, may she live long and pros
,er.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Greenwood Enterprise.
When Il man has been in public
life and before the public eye like
Jas. X. Vardaman and d man can
find nothing derogatory to say of
him other than certain articles writ
ten by him years ago and they of no
moment except that they are not
coucned in ladies language and should
not have been altered, tFat man
must be Il pretty good man, must be
a cool servant of the people, must
have a clean public record. When
nothing can be brought against a
man in public life other than intern
perate utterance of former years,
that man is a good man for the peo-
pie to tie to and put their ftjih in.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
CHANCELLOR SHEEHY EUOLIGIZED
By Home Paper.
His Biography also Given.
Simpson Co. News.

Simpson Co. News.
To Simpson county was conferred
the honor of the appointment of
Chancellor of the Tenth District, in
the person Of Hon. Robert E. Sheehy,
of Mendenhall, which appointment
was made by Governor Noel last Fri
day,
AS Mr.. S. eehy is not very widely
acquainted in his district, we give
below a brief biography Of his career:
He was born at Bowling Green,
Holmes County, Miss, July 2, 1868,
attended the public schools schools
at Bowling Green, until IA years of
age, then went 30 Cooper Institute,
Daleville, Lauderdale County, one
term. Later went to the A. & N.
College at Starksville from which in
stitutiOn he graduated in June, 1890
After which he worked in a store a
couple of years, then he accepted a
position as travelling salesman for a
tobacco concern, which position he
held for four years. In 1896 he en-
tered the law department of Cumber-
land University OF. Lebanon, Tenn,
from. which he graduated in June,
1891 He stood the law examination
under Chancellor N. G. Hill at Scran-
ION in 1898 and sbegan the practice
of law with Hon. J. I. Ford Later
be located at Merrill, Greene County,
and practiced one year, and as his
business increased he moved to the
county seat at Leakesville, where he
practlced law successfully for seven
years, he then moved to, Mendenhall
and has been in the law practice here
for three years, and while his prac-
tice has not been large, he has de-
mOnstrated his ability as a lawyer
and has proven good citizen. He
10 6 undSOIl' w OOouldu Vi bu0 w OTIu
and member of the Presbyterian
church,
The News takes pleasure in COM
mending Chancellor Sheehy to the
people and bar of the District as
gentleman of highest integrity and
rugged honesty, one who is worthy
of their esteem and confidence.
Chancellor Sheehy will hold his
first term of court at Mendenhall
commencing on the first Monday in
May.
EDITORIAL NOTE. The above
article taken as accredited from the
Mendenhall paper, Mr.. Sheehy's
home town sheet, covers the ground
to which we alluded in our article on
him last week, and was furnished us
through the thoughtfulness of Prof.
j. f, Miller, another Ex-Leakesvill- |
ian now resident in Mendenhall and |
who takes great delight over Mr..
Sheehy's appointment, as manifested |
by the following glowing tribute
which he pays his now fellowtowns-
man.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
Legal Advertisements.



the undersigned J. A. Mills as trustee I'M
der The provisions of and bv virtue of the au-
thority conferred upon me in certain Deed of
Trust. made and exc uted by Walter L. John
son TOD. A Mills as trustee on the nth dav Of
5 ptember, 1906 70 secure certain indebted
IS 10 w A. Mills, and which said Deed OF
;0i If the Land Mortgage Records of Greene
Count stale OF Mississippi. in the Chancery
clerk : ONCE OF said county and State; will
on
Monday the 9th Day of May 1910,
of rfo~ 8 .e and will sell at public auction or
out ~ f.if cash. to the highest and t bid
de the front door of the courthouse y.
Greefe County in the Town ( LeaKes lille
Miss ssippi. within legal hours or said day
the 'olowing described land to wit
Tae sw Ia OF Sc IA OF section four in town
Ship one North OF Range Five 5 west Con
aiming 40 acres more or less Wine SIS my
signature tn March 2sth -olc
SO i Mills TruS4ee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
EDITORIAL

Of smart alexis there are many
brands, but we believe the cowny
Tipped theological smart-aleck IS
about one of the most contemplate.
The old comparison of the gnat on
the rhlnoceros snout about describes
the impeding force of such mole
cule in the path of the seasoned apoS-
tie of some great scriptural truth.
Itgives US mental nausea to hear the
soueakings from sch fellow, when
doubtless an ordinary school teachers
examination would exhibit his alb
sence of mastery of even elementary
education. To such this would pref
ty well apply Pooh, 90 way sapling
head and learn some more,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
State Patronage and kO9Iism.

Scranton Star.
With the patronage of the county
attorney bill, Cover o Noel has
something like ninety appointments
to make. No Mississippi Govern
or ever had such an enormous
amount Of gubernatorial plronage
at his dispos =, and b fore The next
election the State will 20 through a
thorough course OF Noei>m. This
will give our present Governor a
chance to build up strong machine,
and the state will watch the distri-
button of the political pie aud its
results.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Greene County
J. Ii. Turner,
Leakesville Lumber Company, ct al.
Execution For Judgment And Costs.
Judgment &c.,. ....... $1,000 80.
CoSto..... ...... $40. %.
BY virtue of an execution issued to
me as sheriff of Greene County. Miss,
and directed by S r. Mckay, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of said Comfy
and State, on certain judgment rem
dered at the February term of the
Circuit Court of Greene County,
Miss, and which appears in Book 3
Pages 234 and $50 aud rendered in
said court on tn z2nd day of Fcby,
a. d. 1910, IN favor Of j H. Turner,
against the Leakes vile Lumber Com
pany. corporation, H. E. McInnis. ].
j. McInnis and l.. Evans, | have
this day levied upon and will on
The End day Of May A. D. 1910
within legal hours, offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery to the high
est bidder for cash in front of
NV NuoO II OtAU NOOt Vi
the court house in the Town of
Leakesviie, Greene County, Mis- all
the interest or title that the said Ii.
K. McInnio and J. J. McInnIs have in
and TO the following described prop
erty lying and being situated Ia
Greene County, Miss, tO-wit;
Lots ii and II Block2 West of Paulding Road |
Lo ) and Block 10 West OF PauIdiug Road /
Lot Block East of Pauldng Road, LoJ 10 /
BLOCK ) Easo OF Pounding ROAD. Lot Book II +
East OF Paulding Road, Cot Block % West OF +
Pauldtng Road; Lots |. :. and Block l. Lots I
l-2 3-4-7- and o-BlOck and Lots and Block +
8; itli east OF Paulding road according to plat Z
made by K. q. Hicks 20 tue Town OF Leakes-
vile. Greene County. Miss. and II ed ga The
2St n day OF April 10. in The Chancery CLERKS
Office of Grecne County. Miss. Lots 7-8-g-L-1
aud , Block g. Los I-2-3-4 aud Block y:
LOtS 4-5-6-7-S ana 3 Blo5k / L. ana entire of
OF Blocks 24 S2-35-3S 4}-4 -50-55-6 9-52 and 20:
Lots and BLOCK u: l-oes 4-5-6 and II Block
entire BIocRs 42-I5-49-54-56-58- and 80 &C.
'Ufdtug to the plat OF the Northwest Division
II the fown OF Leakesville Greene Comfy
made by L. j.. Naples. Surveyor
Ind filed January 2nd 1906 in the Chaecerv
Jerks Office of Greene County, Mississippi
And also the entire undivided interest Of j !
J. MeInnis in and TO the estate of j. j. .McIrnis
deceased.
Swift of nwl-4 sec 2T IN re w. NJ of
le Ia sw Ia of ne II ne Id of NV ii ana AZ
If Sw IA and Sc IA Of Sc III See SO II 3 k6 Nv
sw IA of Sc IA Sec. II n re W. VIZ Of
re IA See. Il N X s w IS of ne ia and
~ of Sc IA and ali east OF Cnickasawha
liver in swl-4 CT be III. and nwl-4 of Sc Ia Sec
3 p2N Il q w. Sw Is OF nv IL Sc ia OF sw
= md NV IA of Sc "a, Sec p L g. Row
Sc OF NV Ia aud aud Of lie IA. Sec 49,
r. y II " Sw IA II ne IA ana NV IA of
e IA Sec. 2 I , n re ".
The above described property is
evled upon as the property belong
ng to the said h. E. McInniS and j
{ AlcInnis, either one or both, and
yll be sod under sad execution to
'atisfy the judgment above describ
a and all costs accrued and that are
% accrue in said cause. This the Sth
lay of April 1910 )
4 290 ID. K. IRELAND, Sheriff.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Such a perversion of the pardon
ing power as that exhibited by Gov.
Patterson of Tennessee recently,
when he announced the pardon of
the elder Cooper almost before the
decision of the Supreme Court sus-
tanning the sentence of the lower
court bod ceased being read, should
rouse the people of that state to rise
up in their sovereign might and rel
egate such a man to private life,
The laws of the land need to be re-
spected and no commonwealth can
expect to have her statues Obeyed
when so fragrant case Of abuse of
the Gubernatorial prerogatives ave
employed to liberate a political bench,
man who conspired in and was on
the spot to assist in assasinating one
of the most brilliant statesmen Tenn
essee has produced N late years,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

Ex-senator Carmack whose blood
was poured out on the streets of
Nashville to sn,iSfy the animus of
the whiskeyiteo who he had fought
and was lighting, may not be aveng-
ed by the legal machinery Of his
state, but so long will his martyred
memory survive. Whether the Ten
nessee freeholders will rise up in
their righteous wrath and rebuke
Patterson in the coming election re-
mains to be seen, but this is their
opportunity and if seized will make
for return at least for awhile TO
good government in that unhappy
state. Such utterly unbridled and
brazen abuse of Office furnishes its
lesson to the people occasionally by
way reDuke for their carelessness in
not voting in men of sterling interi-
ty. When forgotten the ambitious
and Oftener than not INSCRIPTIONS
politician slips into the chief seats
once more.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION
NOTICE.
Department OF the interior,

Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Office ut Jackson, Miss, {
April Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Pleas
ant l.. Mills OF Riclton, Miss. r f.
d. No. /, who on February 81 1909,
made Homestead Entry Serial No.
0G482, for the NEf of the NE4. Sec
ton 26, Township 5 North, Range
8 West, St. Stephens Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make
Final. Communication Proof, to estab-
fish claim 10 the land above describ-
ed, before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Greene Comfy, at Leakes-
vile, Mississippi, on the
26th Day Of May 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: J.
w Gordon. Alex Valley, Hardy
Valley, II. w, Byrd, all of Richton,
Miss, r. L. d No l.
J. JAYWHITE, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
NOTICE TO PRIVILEGE TAxp4yEes

y
Onder the provisions of Section 1859 in the
Code OF 1908 he Sheriff and Tax Collector is in
s'ruct+d to give notice to those liable for priv-
Hedge tax as follows:
SEcrE"N 3S6p.-Tax Collector to notify nv
pun icatIon all persons liable for nriviIa,,os
the TAX Collector shall publish for four con
Secutive weeks during April each wear in sonDo
new paoer published in the County NOTICE
informing all persons liable for PRIVILEGES
Ohat the amount will be due the following Ma.
9ecI'on 39Jl provides the penalty for non
payment of privilege tax when due. the SOC
ZION readIngaS follows: SECTION 39lI-Dar-
aces IN cases of failure to procore a license
All prs ms or CORPORATIONS are liable for nrir-
liege tax who shall fail TO procure the licorso
during the month in which it is due shall no
mamie Tor double the amount of the tav
ana IL IS hereby made the duty of tho
Collector to collect the amount issue !,
Seperate license and endorse on its face tho
words collected as damages.
This the 18th day of April 1910
u. II. IRELAND. SbT & r. q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE NOTICE
70 the Teachers ana Workers in Sunday
schools, There Will be held in the town az
Leakesyllie y 5. IDsutue beginning on
Wednesday, May 4th, 1910.
and continuing through sunday. (2nd Sunday )
nj, james r, Byrd the State 5. S. Evangelist
VIII Oe mere TO conduct it and there will be
other workers of considerable reputation to
assist him. Mr., Lowrey Love, a drummer
VINO Is SAID to be the best and most successful
, , SUPERINTENDENT in the State has promiS
ed TO be with us on one day. The teachers ana
WORKERS or all denominations are asked M
come and take part in this great treat
ID. q. JOY NER. Chairman Com
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
State of Mississippi.

Sbdlc Oh miSSISStppl.
County of Greene
This day personally appeared before me. the
undersigned authority, Il. +, Hede berg, a.
NJ. Van BenSchoten, and j w BaexsJr~in
three OF the incorpOrators Of the corporation
known as the Southern Abstract AID Tide
Company who acknow edged that they signed
and executed the above ard fer going arti-
Giles OF Incorporation as their act and d ed on
this the End day of April 1910
(Notarial Seal) S. r. MCKAY Circuit Clerk.
State of Mississippi
County of Harrison.
This day personally appeared before me t q
authority, b. p. Harrison. one of
the incorporators of the corporation known
as the Southern Abstract and Title Company
who acknowledged that he signed and execu-
the above and foregoing articles of incorpo-
ration as his act and deed, on this the 3oth
day of March 1910.
)Notarial Seal)-29 j. c. GILLESPIE, N. p
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
NoTIcErRUsruE's FORECLOSURE SALE

C. f.. Adding. trustee under the pro-
vi~iO of and by virtue of the author
ity conferred upon me IN deed Of
trust AIDE by a. e. NJ IuniS the
Bank Leakesville, corporation, on the 3lst
dav OF d e 'mber. 1913 a. sure certain in
de rttdue> u tn Bank OF LPake vii ana
watch sal de d of trust is recorded ~ Book l.,
Pages 30 and B.! of the records OF MORTGAGES
and deeds Ii the Chanc ~ Clerks Office II
Greene CDu1f Y. Miss
And, whereas def ut i been marie in the
payt eut If said a 'teS that are secure by said
deed Ot trust acc riding TO the terms OF SAID
deed of trust 1. Q. K. Andiug, t.usJee, viii On
Monday, the Dad Day of May, 1910
offer for sale and vi - L. a public cute q. to
he 9 "SJ and O. bidder 10 c -Sh Ut the east
front door Of he 90 ~ House in the IoWu of
LeaktsvI.le. Greene Couu1y. Miss, within
legal 'urS the foil wi described property
lying ana be ne in Greene County, Miss. TO-
Wit:
Lots IA, Is. l6 and Il in Block Is in thu town
of DtakeSviile. said county and State. accord
ing to the plat of the Town OF Leake,vIll D., as
made by K. G., Hicks, Surveyor. and on file in
the CAancery CLERKS office Greene County,
Miss, TIE last four 1t, be NJ on the West side
of Paulding road or street in said survey OF
said Town of LeukeS VILE.
4-29 {. e. ANDING, Trustee,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
The Call of The Blood

for publication, finds voice IN pimples,
boils, sallow com olexion, jaundiced
look, moth patel 8 and blotches on
the skin, all signs of liver trouble.
Gut DIR. Kings New Life Pills make
rich red blood; give clear skin, rosy
cheeks, Inc complexion, health. Try
them. 25c at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-29
MILLER'S TRIBUTE.

CHARACTERISTIC Sheehy has the
true stick tO-it-ness. He has thorough
greatness of mental capacity; integ-
rity and man among men. His life
is an open book full of beauty, bar
mony and ability No arrows of
can be shoG at him any
where by anyone at ANYTIME.