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Evening journal., 1915-08-25
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Evening journal., 1915-08-25
NOT EXACTLY PRUDENT.
IN ND unifed Press.

ST PAUL. Mimi, Aug. 25.-with
the jealousy between Minneapolis
and st. Paul at red heat because
Minneapolis was occupying second
place, and st. Paul first place. in the
American Association baseball stand
ing. William F. Buckley stood az a
street corner in st. Paul praising the
Minneapolis team St Paul police
took his TO central station for safe
keeping"
Evening journal., 1915-08-25

Where can you get them' In the
Want Columns. Turn now and see for
yourself all the offerings of this kind
that are appearing in the Want Ads in
July.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-08-25
PATRIOTIC SONS OF
AMERICA ACTIVE.

Washington Camp. No. 8, P. o. s. of
A., and Camp No. ?, p o. of A.. will
have their annual peach and ice cream
festival this and Thursday evenings
On next Monday afternoon Camp &
delegates will leave for seaford to at
tend the banquet given to the delegates
and representatives and then also tc
attend the State Convention on Tues
day, August 81.
On Wednesday evening, September !,
Camp 6 will confer the degrees on a
class of candidates and on October G
they expect to have another large class
Evening journal., 1915-08-25

Kitchens Of Newark. are on a camp
ing party at the mill dam near here.
Miss Vera Currinder has been the
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Reese of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-08-25

There is Just one place where those
going in and those going out of bust
ness can meet TO mutual advantage
and that place is the Want Columns
Adv.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22

The promoters of the Gulf Coast
Fair have taken means to secure .
cooperation in the development OF the
surrounding country, which have new
er before been utilized in the South,
by organizing fairs in the counties
that have none at which they pay the
premiums on the agricultural and hor-
ticultural products. with the under
standing that the exhibit shall be
sent to the Mobile Fair to compete for
the premiums offered there. As an ex-
ample, John Smith wins three dollars
as the first prize for the best bushel
of corn, at the Wayne County Fair
at Clara, Miss. The secretary of that
Fair certifies this fact to the treasur-
er of the Gulf Coast Fair at Mobile,
and 1t thereby becomes an order for
that amount Of money which will be
sent the winner by the Gulf Coast
Fair.
In promoting these fairs the Gulf
Coast Fair management has been frank
and has tried to make it plain that 1t
has not been done for chal- y or to
give something for nothing, but be-
cause this plan has been adopted to
secure the support and cooperation
of the people OF the surrounding coun-
try. The business men of Mobile who
organized the Fair consider that any
thing that is done to increase the
farm products of the territory in which
the Gulf Coast Fair is operating, will
mean that some of the money will be
spent either directly or indirectly in
Mobile and that the prosperity of the
whole section will benefit Mobile.
With this spirit in the whole coun-
try 1t is expected that the agricultural
building at Mobile will have the most
representative exhibit that has ever
been seen in the South. In this con-
nection there is another very import
ant thing to remember and that Is
the individual exhibits that make up
the county exhibits will be considered
for the prizes that are offered by the
Mobile Fair, so that some one in some
of the county exhibits will get a ten
dollar prize in Mobile for the best
bushel of corn that is shown at the
Gulf Coast Fair and this same plan
applies TO every premium in the Gulf
Coast Fair Catalog.
Reduced Rates and Special Trains to
Mobile.
The management of the Gulf Coast
Fair has arranged for an unusual train
service and reduced rates, which will
enable thousands of people to visit
Mobile and the Fair for day. The
Louisville and Nashville railway has
made unusual concessions and will
operate special trains for three days
and will make q rate of one fare plus
rs cents from all stations in Alabama,
during the Fair. On Friday. October
29th, which Is School Day, when ev-
erybody who either goes to school or
is teaching in an educational insti-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22

The management Of the Gulf Csast
Fair has designated Saturday, Novem-
Der seth. as Press Day. when the PEN
Gil pushsrs Of the Gulf Coast and
their families will be entertained at
the Gulf Coast Fair ~ an expression
of the appreciation of the management
for the cooperation that the newspa-
pers have given IA helping promote
the organization of the Fair.
This co-oeration has been Of an IN
usual character and 1t is hoped that
there may be some kind OF an organi-
cation formed that will bring about
thoroughly organized force in every
town that has a newspaper. which will
first effect local organization which
will be merged into a Gulf Coast Or
ganization which will have for its OBJ
jeet effective pulling together to help
develop the resources Of the Gulf
Coast States and especially that part
of Il embraced in the piney woods
section. A special badge will be sent
to the editors which will be good for
admission at all times and they will,
on application, be furnished with ad-
mission tickets for the members Of
their families who come along with
them.
Some Prizes at Mobile Well Worth
Working For.
The counties which are cooperating
with the Gulf Coast Fair stand to win,
not only reputation but there are some
good money premiums which will be
worth working for as it will provide
nice little fund for something To-
cally like library, or for some other
fund which needs money. The first
prize for the best county exhibit
Mobile County will not compete) is
$4,000; second. $4,000; third, $500
and fourth. 5000. When it Is taken
into consideration that the Gulf
Coast Fair Is paying out 100000
in the different counties and commu-
ties In premiums, and then Is hanging
up prizes like this 1t ought to i'm
press everybody with the spirit OF
Mobile business men who are trying
to do something to help whole great
big section.
County and Community FaIra
The reader Is asked to remember
the dates Of their local Fair and to
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
CITATION NOTICE.
No o4a

State of Mississippi. No o42
To Thomas Ovsrstreet, whose post once adj
dress is unknown and to all unknown parties
owning or claiming tide. interest or claim in
the lands described as the NE4 of SEl-4 Of
Section Township North, Range 8 West,
Greene County Mississippi. said laud sold for
taxes on the lsG day of April A ID, 1911
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County, OF Greene IN
said state. in the Town of Leakesy lie said
county on the
Second Monday of JanIary A. D 1916
to defend the suit in said court OFF W. Wade
C, II Wade Layford VALLEY Sr; Eliza Wade
VALLEY. Ira Sowell. Mathis Sswell. ley Sow
ell, Maudie Sowell and IneZ Sowell, the natsre
of which is a bill in Chancerv Court bv said
w. Wade @. II. Wade. Layford VALLEY Sr.
Eliza Wade Valley. Ira Soweli, Mathis ssowell
Riley Sowell, Maudie Sowell and Inez Sowell,
complainants therein. praying the court to
grant decree confirming and quoting he
tax title of said compartments to said lands
wherein you are defendants.
This September Goth d. 1915.
[Chancery CT. Seal s. r. MCKAY Clerk.
E. w Breland and w. G. Churshwell.
Soils for complainants.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
Editors ofGuBCoast
To Be Entertained
4 Special Day and Something for the lime,
Man at the Gulf Coast Fair.

keep In mind that by taking some
thing to the. local Fair and having 1t
sent to Mobile, they may help their
county or community win a prize,
The INST OF all the Fairs in the sec
ton are printed and ~ AL of them
are giving some kind Of cooperation
to the Calf Coast Fair, everybody
who reads this 10 asked to do some,
Here they are:
Baldwin County, Bay Minetts, DC.
tober IA, Is. IL. Butler County. at
Greenvflle, October IS, 20. "a. Clarke
County, Ala, Townsville, October
1879. Clarke-Wayne County, Miss,
ShubHta, October 1916. Clarke Coun.
ty at Quitman, October IL. Choc-
tsw County. Gilberton, September
27-OGober /. Chronicle, Ala, October
Is, Is. Conecuh County. Evergreen,
October 1915. Dawes, October 21-22.
Brewton, Esoambia County, October
1923. Foley. Baldwin County, October
S-s Fairhope. October 81, Forrest Coun-
,ty, Hattiesburg, Miss, October 1915.
Harrison County. Virgins, October
1914. Jackson County. Miss, will have
have an exhibit made up by Frank
Lewis of Pascagoula and all farmers
who wish to send exhibits to the Gulf
Coast Fair can send them with this
exhibit. Monroe County. Monroe
vile, October 1920. Perry County,
Miss, Richton, October 60. Wayne
County, Clara, October 1916
Another matter in this connection
is that all exhibits at the local Fair
which are creditable should be sent to
Mobile, for It ID net by any means
certain that the prize winner at the 10
cal Fair will win at Mobile. for at the
Gulf Coast Fair the most expert judges
in the United States wiil be employed
and they may make different awards.
Gulf Coast Stock Exhibits.
The indications are that there will
be the most distinctive exhibits Of
Southern live stock ut the Gulf Coast
Fair that has ever been seen 1t any
Southern Fair, rs the Mobile business
men have adopted the policy Of en-
couraging breeders who live in the
trade territory surrounding Mobile and
especially In Alabama, Mississippi.
Louisiana and Florida. Already there
are assurances Of exhibits Of cattle
and hogs that will DO the best adyer.
Using that this section has ever had
for the breeders know that they are
not going to be compelled to compete
with show herds from the northern
states whoss owners do nothing but
keep them In pink Of condition but
which are not better types Of stock
than We have nearby Mobile.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
CHANCERY COURT SUMMONS.
Richton Lumber Company
Thomas ovsrstreet ct Nh. s

- 49, asaV VIZ NO Ola
Thomas Overstreet ct nN. Is"
The State of Mississippi
To Thomas Overstreet il living and II dead
his unknown heirs and Thomas g. Taylor If
living and If dead to his unknown heirs. and to
all persons having or cl.a diug any interest
legal or equitable in and to the following DO
ssrined lands. to-wiN-
VIZ OF NWA OF Section g. Township 4
North. Range West and : vi or sW1-4 of
Section 81 Township NORTH Range West IN
Greene County. .iss., defendants
You are commanded to appear before the
Chaneery Court of the County of Greene, ia
said state on the End Monday
the 10Th day of January 1916,
to defend the suit in said cos TT OF The Richton
Lumber Comia any orporation, wherein you
are defendants. The nature OF said suit is
bill in Chaneery to quiet and confirm in the
said Richton Lumber Company, the title to the
WV of the NWl-4 OF Section g. Township 4
North and the SWl-4 Of SW'-4 OF Section 81
Township North, all in Range West.
This the 23rd day OF September 1915.
5. X. MCKAY. Chuncery Clerk
(Chn. CT SeaD
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
County and Community
Fairs Develop Country
Great Work Done By the Gulf Coast Fair
in Promoting Other Fairs.

tuition. in Alabama, Tlerida or Mis-
sissippi, will be admitted for ten
cents, and to make II possible for ev-
erybody to attend the Louisville &
Nashville will operate special trains
from Greenville. Nadawah, Psnsa-
cola, Foley and BAY st. Louis, leaving
the different points at time In the
morning to arrive in Mobile and see
the Fair and go home that night. The
trains will leave the Fair grounds
making 1t the most convenient ar
rangement of any Fair In the South
so far as the people on the Louisville
& Nashville are concerned. Special
trains will also be operated on the
Southern and M. & o. and the A. T..
& N You can find out about these
things by inquiring of the local rail-
way gent.
Grand Fireworks at Mobile.
Mort L. Bixler, Secretary of the Gulf
Coast Fair, announces that they have
contracted with big manufacturer OF
fireworks to put on q seven-nights
program that has never before been
exceeded in the South. Some OF the
most beautiful set pieces, thrilling
rockets and bombs which will illumi-
nate the sky and please and charm all
who see them. This feature alone
ought to be seen by every boy and
girl in the Gulf Coast country, as they
are inspiring and instructive and send
everybody heme at night feeling well
repaid for their day at the Fair. One
especial feature prepared for this Fair
is the union of the Blue and the Gray.
Thrilling Races Every Day.
A racing program at the Gulf Coast
Fsir which will please everybody and
which costs nothing extra to see It,
Ia order to attract the best racing
horses that are coming South the
Gulf Coast Fair has hung up 100000
in race money to be paid out to har-
ness and running horses, and no en-
trance fee, as Y rs hoped that 1t can
be made possible that there will be .
list Of starters that will beat anything
ever seen In this section. Everybody
likes good racing and it will be fur
nished at Mobile, October Goth to No
vember End.
As tribute to the. old soldiers OF
Dixie and the men they shot at up
North, the Gulf Coast Fair mango
ment has named Wednesday, October
9th, as Old Soldiers Day, when any
veteran of either army will be admit
ted free. This offers q fine oppor-
tunity for many communities to raise
a little fund to send some Of the
''eld boys" who can't afford to spend
the money for railway fare. 1t is 81.
pected that there will be q special
program prepared in recognition Of
the day and the cooperation OF the
people of the different counties H.
asked by the Gulf Coast Fair to help
make it possible for as many Of the
veterans to attend as possible.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22


Ibis paper hopes that the grand ju-
ry of the coming term of circuit court
Will give the county good combing
with a view to discovering any
blind tigers that may have crept out
OF their lairs in the past SIX months.
The Herald does not know of any of
the sightless felines who have gotten
that bold but with them in veriest
truth abides the saying Eternal
vigilance is the price of mot liberty
(but immunity from their preying on
society J" Give a liquor seller an
inch at any time and he will take a
mile and soon grow that bold that
he will seek to intimidate and COW
any who would say him nay, and
there is always fresh crop of chaps
growing up who think that selling
booze is an easy way to get rich. So
let society in our part of the country
keep down the dram vendor lest be
put US down with his nefarious traf-
tic. 1t does not matter who tsgins
TO nibble at such kind OF trade be
SHOULD be uncovered and punished
early regardless of his prominence
or family connection as such class
OF business means too much bar N to
our people.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
NOTICE OF TRUsTEE's SALE.

l. DR.. T. J. Smith Trustee under the provis-
ions of and BY virtue of the authority copferr-
ed upon me in deed of trust made by "A Char
ley Tatum and S. Tatum his wife. to a.
Smith on the 18th day OF July 1914. to secur
u certain Indebtedness to NJ l. Smith ane
which said ICED af trust is recorded in book
No. 3 page 1874 of record OF Mortgages and Diet
of trust on land IE che Chancery Clerks One
of Greene County. Mississippi. | win The
,-<lst day Of November 4 Z. Z!
offer Tor sale and will sell at public auction
for sash TO the highest and est bidder ut
Me Lain. Mississippi. and In front OF the isa X
- Nolan. during legal hours the following
d scribed land: tn, s Ella OF Sc IA sec 10 q
North, Range ", So. all of same
being situated in Greene County. Mississippi
n j. SMITH M D.. TRUSTEE,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
EDITORIAL

The Fair that tries 10 get past the
Herald for advertising without pu'-
ting up out of their appropriation
foe these columns in a straight way,
viii surely go alacking every time
for the notoriety it seeks. There is
one fair booked to be held in this
state this season which is not q
couatv institution that has sought
to get its advertising in the leit-han
ded compliments way. That is skip
ped the press both as to advertising
and passes pretty largely and hopes
to benefit by the grumbings going
up IN getting It's name before the
public many and manv time. We
are on TO all such little lodges and
know how to head-off that kind of
game with proper tactics. it won t
do gentlemen, come clean with us,
and the newspapers will do more
than return the compliment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22


Notice is hereby given that the Board CT
Supervisors of Greene county, Mississippi win
receive sealed bids up TO the hour OF o'clock
p. m, on the first Wednesday after the
lst Monday in November A. ID 1915
or the purpose of building steel and iron
highway bridge across the Chickasiwnay riv
er at a point located by the committees from
Wavne and Greene counties appointed for that
purpose. about 1856 yards North where the
county line dividing Wayne and Greene coun-
ties crosses said river contract for said work
to be let to the lowest responsible bader,
Parties bidding said work VIII be required
to deposit with their bid "a certified cheek for
$1,000 90 as guaranty of good faith on the part
OF the bidder. Wayne county and Greene coun-
ty to share equally the expense OF erecting and
maintaining said bridge.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors of
Greene county. Miss. This October 9th A. D.
1915.
Clark
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depai tment OF the Inferior !
u. s. Land Office at Jackson. Miss.
September "a, 1915


September "a, 1915
Notice Is hereby given that the State of
Miss ssippl through its Governor and Land
Commissioner has filed in this office an appli-
cation Serial No. 06Y56 wherein there has been
selected the following described lands situa-,
ted in Greene County. Mississippi, in lieu of
Sestion 10. Township 10 North. Range l West
OF the Chostaw Meridian which was lost TO the
schools by reason OF its having been reserved
for an indian. viz;
The VIZ of SE1-i and E1 of SW Ia OF Sec
ton and the Eh OF tn 81 Ia OF Section I.
and the En- OF the NE IA and the Els of the
Sc IA of section II and the W u of the NE IA
of sectirn Is and'the NE Ia OF the NV Ia OF
section ~, all in Township North OF Range S
west OF the st Stephens Meridian and The VIZ
OF the NE IA and the Sc Ia OF the NV ia of
Secrion 81, in Township North OF Range
West of the St, Stephens Meridian. containing
in the aggregate $40 acres. Any and ali persons
desiring to protest against or object to the ae
QUESTION OF title to the lands selected and
herein described. as indemnity for the lands
lost as herein set out are advised to file such
protests or objections in this ONCE on or be-
fore November Is, 1915 or same will be barred.
w #. CUMMISs. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22

Department u the Interior }
U. S. Land Once at jackson. Mississippi. :

Department u the Interior J
U. s. Land Once at jackson. Mississippi
Sept 7th. 1915
Notice is hereby given that Julia A. Brown
lee. widow OF Monroe Browne. of Richton.
Miss r. F. D. No. |. who. on July 49, 1910.
made Homestead Entry No o45i3. for SIC Ia
SW IA and SW Ia SIC IA Section 4. Town
ship 4 N, Range W.. st. Stephens Meridian.
has filed notice OF intention TO make Five Year
Proof. TO establish claim to the land above
described before Chancery Clerk OF Greene
County. at gainesville. Mississippi. on
the 23rd day of October, 1915
Clai ant names as witnesses: Charlie
Freeman. h. Is. Valley. William N. Freeman.
Colrmpus Freeman. all of Richton Miss. n. f.
ID. No. /.
VT. CUNNINs. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, J
U. ). Land Once at Jackson. Miss. 7
September.7 1915

Nonce is hereby given that L Smith Stewart
Of Leaf. Greene Co Miss. who,on Jany. 80. 1909
made Homestead Entry No, 0s7s, for Eh OF
Sc IA. Section and the IN o; sTEA. Section
H. Township N..Range WIS 6. ,phens Me-
ridian. has filed notice Of intention to make ii
nal Five Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court of Greene County. at Leakesville,
Mississippi. on
the 23rd day of October, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: william A.
Merritt. John Il. Merritt. Jefferson d. Daugh-
drill all of Leaf Miss. and II. McMillon of
Leakesville. Mississippi
w, r. CUMMINs Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22
New Advertisements.
CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE.
Circuit Court. Greene county. Mississippi

Circuit Court. Greene county. Mississippi.
November Term 1915
Notice is hereby given that the dockets of
said court at the above stated term will be ia
ken upas follows.
Civil Docket, Monday and Tuesday the nrst
week OF said term OF court being the sth and 9th
days OF November. 1915
Criminal Docket will be raken up on We'd
nesday the first week OF snid term OF said court
and disposed Of being the 10th day OF Noyem-
Der 1918.
Lawyers. litigants, witnesses and defendants
will please take notice of the above and be gov
erned accordingly.
This October 18th 1915.
tCir CT. SeaD s. X. MCKAY, Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22

The Webster County Times is the
name of new newspaper which
seeks exchange relations with the
Herald and which we gladly accept.
F. E. Williams is the directing ge-
mus behind the new sheet for that
county and Eupora is where its
published. He has been publishing
the Progress Warden there for a
number of N onths, but there was a
rsmpus between be and the former
owner oyer some unpaid part of the
purchase price and it was thought
best that he surrender over the old
paper and establish him new one.
Bro Williams is one of the old boys
IN the journalistic field of Mississip-
pi. He presided over the first ses-
sion of the Mississippi Pres. A,soci-
alton that the writer ever attended
and we appreciate to this day his
gentle courtesies. May his new yea
ture prove pleasant and proftab
one.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-10-22

oFAURDoCK AND EUGENE McINNIs col
To the Honorable Earl Brewer. Governor of
Mississippi:
We the undersigned citizens OF G reef e t'tiun-
ty. Mississippi. very respectfully petition
your Excellency to grant unso Murdoch and
Eugene Mclnnis. no entered plea OF guilty
to Il charge OF burglary ut the Mas 1915 term
of the Circuit Court OF Greene county and
were at sold time sentenced to the state penI-
Tertiary for one year each, which said SEN
tence they are now serving
Petitioners base their prayer for eemency
upon the facts that the said Murdoch and Eu-
gene Mclnnis are very illiterate and anlearned
negro boys. one about 20 the other 10 years of
age each Of whom had led an honest and m
distrious life ever before the time of their al
legged offense. which consisted of entering
through u window of commissary of "a tfr-
pentine concern for whom they were WORKING
and taking few minor articles tc eat there
FIR N.
Petitioners say that they believe that the
said parties have been sufficiently punished for
their offence and that they will not be guilty of
any offence against the law OF the state again
IL let go free. ll-5
A X CLARK w. r. DEARMAN
T. ID CLARK A. ]. SMITH
T. w. IRELAND j Z. CLARK