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ELECTION RETURNS.

3
= The Herald is exceedingly i
!; grateful to the officers of cleo 4
!: ton on Nov. 20 for furnishing i
!. prompt returns. II now requests !
i the officers in the primary next \
:; Wednesday TO telephone the re- \
y suit just as soon as II is known 4
i to this office. Use No. I, either !
4 telephone. I
!
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Quite So.

at is a good thing to sleep on 1t
before deciding"
Especially if it is mattress you
are thinking of stocking up on" re-
marked the other half OF the vaude-
vile team.
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'SSsSSsSWsS8 cas- G8SsE2 SEs9a
AT AUCTION!
Tuesday, Dec.
IA, 1915, At
1880 am.
AT the Farm OF John
". Lee

On Franklin ard Lewis
bury Pike, Duplex, Tenn.
Having leased my farm, |
offer +, + SAFE to the highest
bldder the choice i've stock
and farming implem nts:
McGentry, 2;l94, Stallion Z
years old, by John K Gen
try, p, dam Dimple by Nc
Even, second dam by Du
PICK, and 8 brood Mares
Milk Cows, Heifer> and
Caves farming implener is
binder planters, mo ers,
.pIuWs hallake = wag MS,
etc. TERI S. Amounts of
$1,000 r less cast; larger
amounts eight mon his note
with l"terest and acceptable
security, Or , per cent dis
count for cash, Fer further
information. duut, IS
JOHN w, ZEE, r. r.
No. 2, Spring Hill, Tenn
B RIB CUE IN THE GaOuNDS
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE.


Quotations by McCarty Produce
Co. and Park Bros)
i.emons-Si,00 per box
Irish potatoes-$2.40 per bag.
Navy beans $3.50 per bushel.
Bananas-$125 to $1.35 per bunch
White clover cheese-1Sc per n
IRON, RUBBER, ZINC AND LEAD
Quotations furnished by Louis
Barker1.
Rubber tires, 2 cents; auto
tires, cents.
Old scrap iron, 1Oc to 15c per 10t
lbs; heavy brass, sc to &c per n
light brass, SC per 10; light copper
&c per fb heavy copper, SC per 10
bones, 40c to soc per 100 lbs.
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MEAT AND LARD.

Quotations by Hill Grocery Coz
prices paid farmers.)
Sides, 13c; hams, tic.
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aus SelSp oitbrieieu.
@n Der R a M ia.

GisentIi9 feltiam, bab i9 mad flint
Ulonaten bas erite MaI tDirtIia ausz
fubrIich pon meinem 2eben bier 70
i4reibs. Die persansene Wonats itnb
ME ein Sraum, itdrtes grleben, fli6s
tiger Iugenblid, Elm greifbarer puntt
ab urb gu. mo bliBidneu ME Elm D.ts
terIeu6ten bas Grle6en ii6eritart tpurz
be, bus 9ef9it feline Sanb ausitredte,
I'm eines nad mir, unb pOrii6er ME
bies Wenidenlebsn fslbit. 5ier i'm
arieae Derliert Der Weni9 an Wert6,
Oas WertbpolIite ipirb semein, bD4ite
Sitter aelteu ni6ts mebr, Der Gelebrte
fDirb tpie Der aolmut bingeriiTen Guls
TURF WO 1T fie? Das gilt iis, Der gla.
turmenih briht bur6 an allen Gn<
ben, in Gutem ME in G9le6tem, ssns
finite erpaheu, bas Sbier itebt auf.
@pbl f9tpeigt bic &ultur in piIben
4uaen6ltdsn beg Samples, bei pielen
ptri4ninbet, mas ibnen gr5iebung
une llmeebung nur dnIernsn tonnte.
46er lie tritt bod aud pisber ibera[I
berbor in Der 9siammtbeit, gegen @ers
tpunbste, in Der &amera6I4aft unb
beim @inseluen.
Rn6 aubsn finb mir p.rtpiIbert aes
mug, bas brinsen bic umiiGnbs 70 nit
iid; ba 1T 3. 3. bic Sdp6srteit. Was
f9en in sttpds iebr G90nes aepprs
ben. 70 Elm 5iB6en ibediiIiert trOs dls
Ter proid, e. lit ndmii9 etipas Ielten.
ssSn ben euten 3siten ihdfften mir es
ipobl nod ale 3 Bis A Tase. sSesie
sssa. mein Sott, ba mub g.to6t tptrben
unb bic gftrbe setrGntt. Tolsfi6 BAT
man ebsn tein DaHsr. aOmmt man
bdau rahts ins Qnurtisr unb 6rid,t
ldnge Dor Der Sonne tpisber ouf, bd
tpirft man ii9 ebsn bin unb itplpert
i9Idftruntsn gu 6em Der 9es
fdbr ipeg.n gar iiidt erit abgefdttef.
ten gferbe, unb baHn los. Sd III
ReinIi9fsit elm lserer Mobn, @ehaIt
besiebsn mir hstdbenpsiIs, WdT1es
iDs5Isin bite. mobei su btmerisn III, |
bas sis ai6s ia bst 1tadls&eu Gag. |
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Spruna in ben SatieI, elm gnlopp
binauf in ben naHibuntIsn WdIb.
Ri8ts su fea,n pom Gsinbs nur i'm.
mer bic SoIIsnipmpbonie Der entfsfs
ielten Msnfdsntraiie. limb bann fpis
nit einem ShIag Rrhe. Der Sturm 1T
dbgei6lasen, bic grrseung sbbt ob.
bic aneeipaHnttn ylerpen berubigen
ii6. BOD sinigs Stunbsn barren mir
orauben. uno bann btim 5ur fnrssn
2uhe, bic uns bic ga6t nod IGbi.
Oitpreubsn, Wapiib, 9eiosnburs,
meine muiuriftsn Gssn, iis iinb psrs
floaen. uIs Idaen lie cine Gpisfeit Sus
rid. Siiopolsn, bisfsr WarI1 bur4
bic eiuIdm.n Moore uno Die serfallss
nen S0rf.r, Biz berdn an ben grobsH
Strom. unS suriid CUR 6eimdtb. Elm
fsrner Sroum. ssebt lebt MIR bic
srpbe S6latt, feit z gpo9en obne
Rube.~ nit Der arantbeit, bic man riss
berspdna. nit eiuem 3uiummenbrud
ber Perp.n, Der riur itGrfer fuieotr aufs
lsb.n lieb. re aIlsin III @ee.nipart.
neil lie nIein audi 3ufunft, dlIein ben
aeim Der enbIi4sn Gntideibung in
iih trdgt, neil he nirtli9 bduern
lpirt, Bis Der RufYs niebsrs.3runosH
IA aat Rnfts TtaiialoHs iiset. msitss
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Sn berFanfen = Sanier.


Clifton Ssiatfs.
Siynhtb Goe.. rnbe unbc ber IeN1i6en Gine
9p.Itaie.--2libdiaes 2'iJouiliensNflis 1on I
Simmerfi. Cot 8B bel $50. s2200
Tser Parf.
Clifford Aonb-aGooerne 2li6dioe mefibsns hei
B oiuniern. eot 80 tei 100, $1,000.
cbee Raff.
Gerorhs Aoob-0oitaes bon ( Simmern. pa,
une Ioslette. Got 80 Del f40- s2i0o.
VT. AuburH,
Stiuito Gfr.--a9coerree Hridbaut, 2 binte bor
4 8immern Sab nnb 1ciIeiie iebes. Cot Ii
bel i0e. $500.
pffnfant slioes.
WaopIe abe.-Sdns bon 9luimerr fir 1 obei
etSamspils.
1920 Siufihe sbe--2firdiees 6dps bon Q Sim
uiern. cltnsrtcns. pof rs bel $50. S2600
Rsrtt eiee.
eeeper etr.-2 uder, $500.
Qi6 Nnu.
Queen Gitn eins.-6atf6e Cot bon so bel 13a
sar nit pa6iiriren etpfaiterieu uuso. Htuis
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tenffuge. Die mar susIei9 ME SoBs
'srtldruns. 8priuurf unb Serausfprbes
rung. eim neus Sclpe dnttpprtete.
limb bieSmal traf's. Der 9uno fi:l
inn unb blieb Iiesen. 4ber Der perpun-
|bete Gplbat ton1te serettet ipercen.
Der Si;ss sefnm sin 9rab unb eis
aet aranS pie EN- 9sfallener.
Die @rei in.
Iit DrdgonerpdtrpuiIle febrte
nd9ts in Sorf Suriid unb brdtts
sfpansia rufitfthe 9efansene nit sic
bate bieies psripreilgte ss6hnlein i'm
WaIbe dnfgeitDbert, unb 'es bate ii9
iriheritdnosIos ergeben. Gs ipareit
fduter GItete, bdrtiee 2eiite, nur ell,
sSiin1er mar babel elm STUDENT aus
SbeiTd, Der Geutid iprud. Gr trus
Iorelih Elm fpinaiges, uraltes Wsibz
9en. Sas mar cine gGuerin. bic fiA
BON ariege peritort i'm Dalbe per>
bergen bate buneernb, friereub. hetene
rinb iebt entoedt ipproen mar. :Sn
1pbesdneit Dor ben Splbaten, bdtte
lie fi6 an ben Stubsnten aehanssn
urb mar nibt mebr BON ibm su trens
nsn oetpeien. Gsine blauen @ugen
ilnb elm lisbebolIss 91heln mub en-
Tie Serubi9t unb unae5psen ba.et.
limb ais i6r bas @eben iausr, be
6iiBe unb bas areua lubm geiporben
iparen. bate Der Sungs Tie aufgsz
nomnlen unb tpie Elm 4inb gstraJ n
sic bate bic Irme Inn Ieinen 9aIs
geIHlunsen unb mar ibm Isi4t err
id5teneh .pie elm giinbel 9lumen ober
Elm iunees, ipeid)es Sbierdsn.
Man iperrte bic @efangsnen in bas
&irbleiu beg Dries, unb ba bic greis
lin su iamr,ern unb Al idrsien te.
gam, fobalb man Tie BON ibrsm iunssn
9f6iiber trennen pollte, that MIN
lie nit hinsin. Wldn bsttete lie auf
Strob unter cine tpollene Deds, atsr
tie sittsrts 10 DOT Iroit unb QnsIt,
ouh Der Stubent firb gu ibr legts,
tr0ftIih auf lie sinIprehenb unb iis
in feline 4rme na6m, mo iie hanu
rir:li9 Dalo in SdIuf fiel. llnb 70 Ida
Tie ME elm perf6redtes, isBt berubig.
tee aino frisblia ialummerub on Der
8ruit beg Solbaten. Gr Id6flte
nahfiftig auf fie binab. @ieIIs:9t
ba4te er an feline Mutter ober on be
Meni6beit iiberbaupt, bic in Spbsss
nDtben nudi ssrieben bdngte.
sH bieier IeIbeH Ra9t bsi6pFsu
bic Ruiien bas 0orf. gus ibreH.
ruiiht6aren fhperen gatterien ilus
iien bic @eI6oife iiber bic 0GIber
beriiber. unb bic eriie 9rauats traf
Die Stride. Der 5burm ira6ts ,u>
fummen. bur9i6Iua bag murf6e
Dad cine Dolte opn Gtaub uno
Stein ftiea auf, 5Iammen ihlugeu
empor. Nade elmer StuHbe idnisgsn
bic @ei1iibe. Die GoIbaten fii.gen
aug ben Sellern in bic @erDiiituug
binauf. grennenbe 5Guisr beIeu4tsz
ZEN Die RrltoruHe. SIe TIrne mar
eine RuiHe.
Mdbrenb aber bic Solouten ii5
barou ma6ien, bic bort Dsridiittetsn
Ruiieu uus5ugraben, frat Der jung.
Stnbent bell aug ben Sriimmern
beroor. Gr trug bic Greiiin IN ben
@rmeu, bic better unb frisbIia IGs
&Iub on fsiner gruft lag. 81.
IlammeH iiberslau5ten iein SeTi5t.
@ae onoeren nsuna.bn lossn sri6In.
gen unb oerfo6lt unter ben Sriims
mern, er alleiu mar nit ieinem
S6iislind unDsrisbrt ssrsttet.
Im Morgsn mar bic @rsiiin rers
1ftDuroen. Qber Der Gtubent Bee
belt pon biefer Naht 6er EN- addeIu,
als Dabte er nm eiu hsiIisss Gs5eims
nis.
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wlaiienberfammIuna Nm 3 lltr bsuie, cams
tae. aa6mitiao In Der esrbeitsrbaae. aui'
nabuie,0ebnbr reousirt
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62e.osi. .esS grpabpcn. snif6en
Ecbiier uub Sieberier. ein sfpeiii6diasA
ssrumc Sipei brFificiiae Birds. Get 81 bel
~, SsSV ss, gts gas |sns sr,o,,1 lqa'sa 81 DsnI i
guiiion oeriouft QreInp. i7.is'
2327 GpTnmbt ae.--kiveiiisdiaes syrame
1920 5000 boar. Sl2 psr appnat, bis Sc.
sabIt. f9Ihilsl bel GrefGp. i4i Gii 4. Ctr.
17,iSs
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sn p.rfanFen: GrnnS.isenthnm.

25ss 9eHrts eir--7 S.mmer, Bue UNI
1oiIeiis. $500. e&iliiel in 2535 zeiotE
Strdbe. i6--2i
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lImfareibnna. U

Cine a59in mnbts ipegsn iibermd.
bigger laf9baftigisit sntIoFsn spsrs
.fsn. Dd iis ionit rsGt brau6bor mar.
Ii6risb ibr bic gutmHibiss jSausfrau
ins 3eugnib: .Murbs nur aug BEN
GfunSs srilcHeu, neil iis fir meins
UrbdliaiiIs sa BID 80 sOptles
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g,rIarat = @eibIidl

0utes nRdp6er for auatmeiur eans.
nrbeit gmpiehlHnpeu nsrianat. s<22 Uloo'
rea deeEuf, Snbe gGrf- Bot
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mde6en flE rnnentins 6arfcrbtit Rein
Eni6eH. aieiue Camille. GEter eoba.
T2ph Soiftt Crescent abeurs, G5snbdlt. 9e'
Ifstrn ueoT S<<i. i0,i1'
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WOtisl

Heu 20 bnreffen rcs:--
Gs ipirb tferbnrd tefannf eeud1t, bdb her
nnferssi6neie fif bonn Geffdft sufI6siebf urie
aus bieffm Grunbe rriifien nne efdnoeI bon
perfonli1em Giaenibnrl. fuel6e BET benz uHter'
setfneten tinferisai iiHb. inHerbaIt brftsis
1neeH Dom teniiaeR Tdae an einaelcit perben.
9erfdfunit. bic QfdHbtr irusrbnIb bieler
3ttt einsuiofen, rirb ben urifr5fi4neftn
Jiringen, foIde edebiite S1riis ein5uIetten.
nie he rcfblperbia Hh5, nm feiuen unlpru6 an
81 befrebieen.
ltHe gsrisnsn. sueIcbe Gin snierelIe bobeu IN
eieentbunt, iveI6es i'm geiite bon BEN Inter.
setfrefen III. finb erfucbt fofprt hierDrn qotiS
su nebrien unb ma eeliaerdt su berbSIier.
&dfirt Cincinnati, ctio, bIefeu 81 zda I'm
apriI 1915.
Sarrs esIsbIotf. gtrnbIeibet.
10. 30 Ef Sediie Strate, GinctnHnii, Gbic.
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GEO.P. SCHVEIFzER
VOLKsBLATT
JOB ROO MS
Srn6ia1en

leesr gri In seunesr rsb sneliider epraH,
itr Gsifdlislsuit 9sssiHt sir. isberssunesH
sssrbeu oui r7ERf4 kefcrQz.
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Reaiermnas. .sInifeunuaen.

5ifnisranas.siHiisuHnetn siIsn faf BlsnnGs
sHb 5fanfr. 9aufenht bon GrneHrureen frt
- dneh6t. aifis far auiteuuraen fret.
5tontiiH Snitiiuie. Eesf 70, Hc&efi<r. y. 3.
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Mttte aaab.

Spnnbassjaesr Gu bem ion bssI.i.
tsnbtn Srtsporittber): -gs riibrt iie
nihts, rein ni@tBl Gasen sic nal,
6srr Blrssrmeitisr, III bern Der 9afs
Dom Doristn Sobr, ni&i mshr bisrs-
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grhtr gtbdnfe

6c.sIpir.b: .JB bisfstu 3immsr
fat an4 c0ssh aini abrna4ssi.'
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p,t. NalhInatpn.

Qn gears aoenne, on ber ssrsumna Der e. q
& n pnh gstbef 1rdftions Sneinodieg
soiifrei. uno ssTemeaeiibens BON ftcss 2iui.
u;ern, Erufne.Sdflne nnb sfonIfebGel6dfif.
simmer (pnnenb fur eine Brocerp, fptlds IN
oiefem Siffrii. aebrauAi fpiIb). Die Ge.
bdnoe ftnb in't reu uub In Qiifm Dnftanbe.
Cot 30 BET 20 Sub Nebuli irafHbetHe 1rnc.
ton bis Wedrs elpenue. freusuHe Der spei
groiiors @ewobHt bon Germ drmiiroHa.
Brris S2500.00 dn' gehiuaHnatu. Gies IN
Sire @eleeeuhfii eiT pdufdresrfrfbeS eeir
80 cTbnlteu. ierner tint Gef6diislnat, fpei6e
fih fHuCu nerbeiierf.
9hs esHtbtrH Clio aoan g. Truii GsHpaHh,
10. 5i5 g1ain Sfrate. II
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
To EIle Merchant

II any Of our business men do
ubts the value Of advertising il
the Democrat-star, he has but /,
ask Hays, the Tailor, and he viii
learn that it does pay.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Hays in
serted an ad in the Democrat-star
advertising Palm Beach Suits and
a few days aiterWard received an
order from Magnolia, Miss, fol-
two suits, the. party writing that
ne saw the ad in the Democrat
Star, and as there was no resident
tailor in Magnolia, he desired to
take advantage Of the offer to pet
himself two Of the suits.
II you have anything the people
want, just tell them SO, in an at.
tractive ad, and you may be sure.
Of the result Exchange
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
HOnle-SIck Dog.

Last winter when Mr.. and Mrs,
70. R.. Bolen came to this city
from Nebraska, they brought a
beautiful shepherd dog with
them. AS Mr.. Bolen expected to
embark in the sheep raising bust
ness, he expected to need it but
the longing for home proved too
strong for the dog and he set out
to find his way back to his native
heath. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolen were
very much worried over the dis
appearance OF the dog and searched
carefully for him, but what was
their surprise when they received
. telegram a few days ago stating
thrt the dag had found its way
back home. Mr.. Bolen wired
back to him at Bentoola, which
was done, and the dog is now safe
at Bentonia and on his lob Of
'aring for the sheep. Mr.. Bolen
says that 1,700 miles is what the
registed when lie ar.
'ived in Yazoo last fall, which is
he distance the dog must have
raveled. .-Yazoo Herald.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Is Making Head Way.

The Lawrence County pres
speaks most iavorably Of the ad
dress delivered at Monticello b,
Hon. H. N. Quin, saying:
Hon. H. M. Quin candidate
tor Governor, spoke in the court
house here last Friday to a fair.
sized audience. He is ihe fourth
candidate for Governor who has
spoken here, and his speech was
well received. It was absolutely
Tree from personalities OF all kinds
and was the cleanest, most Glen
cut argument we have yet heard.
Ii the people had a chance to here
Mr.. Quin all over the State there
is no doubt as to who would Be
next Governor. There is none Of
the rant Of the demagogue about
his utterances, and he tells the
plain facts just as they are"
The above is a sample Of many
complimentary notices given Mr..
2uln, who is making an aggress-
We canvass Of the State, and Great
ng a most favorable impression
where he speaks.
That Mr.. Quin will prove an i'm.
'ortant factor in the gubernatorial
ace is genrally conceded by friend
nd foe. While he has a definite
'latform, and does not hesitate to
rltlcise the views Of opponents,
g does so in a frank, manly way
nd leaves no stings behind. He
} a good campaigner and his
'ieds are delighted with the splen-
i'd canvass he is making.
Clarion Ledger
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
pmsa4aasa caaa

!, 7. II. Van Norman. trustee,
under the provisions Of and BY
virtue Of the authority conferred
upon me in a deed Of trust made
BY N. HUMPHREY and his wife Sudie
Humprsy to Liberty Bank On the
10th day Of May 1914, to secure 4
certain Indebtedness to Liberty
Bank, and said deed Of trust ID rs.
corded in book u, page 1855. in the
Chaneery Clerks Office 81 Amlte
County, Mississippi.
] win on the 2sth day of June,
1915, offer for sale, and will sell
at public auction for cash to The
and best bidder, at North
door Of Court House, Liberty,
Amite County, Mississippi, dur
ing legal hours the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:-
Beginning at the north east cor
ler Of Lot number one (1l, III
Block number twelve (12), and
thence west froty (4O)
eet, thence south sixty five (65)
eet, thence east forty (4O) feet,
hence north sixty five (65l, to
lace Of beginning, in town Of
Amite County, Miss.
ssippi.
4. H. Van Norman, Trustee.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11

Miss Marie Robinson las re-
turned home from Jackson tc
the delight of her frieddg.
Miss Annie Thompson Of neal
Amlte river chulch spent several
hours here Thursday.
Rev. S. E. McFadden left for
his home in Tennessee Monday
morning, fol- a two weeks visit.
Rev. Harris P. Bates will fill his
appointment for him here on the
End Sunday, aud he, himself, be
back to preach ON the 3rd Sunday.
Saturday, June 26, 1916, a big
Picnic will be given by the Masons
and D. E. S. at Auburn. Hon.
T. U. Sissons will deliver the an
nual address. Every body invited
to come and enjoy the day.
Mrs. Carrie Stewart Bates, of
Abilene, Texas, and her two
children. are making glad the
hearts of the home folks with
their presence. 1t has been
years since they were in Liberty
and everybody is glad to see them
again.
Mrs. Uphelia Brown and little
Annie Webb Dunman are visit
ing Mrs, j. H. Drane, in Win
ona, and will go from there to
Shelby, to visit F. B. Stratton
and family,
Mrs. Anrie Berkel, of Tupelo,
Grand Worthy Matron of the
Mississippi 0. E. S., visited the
Eastern Star chapter here on
Thursday night last, and all the
Stars were happy,
Among those WHO went over to
GloSter Sunday 10 attend the
dedication service of the new
Baptist church were: Messrs ].
D. and S. B Robinson and wives.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Notice This,

There will be a Picnic at Beech.
wood on the 9rd Of July. Every
body come and bring well filled
baskets. Hon. Percy E. Quin
will speak to us that day. ALI
candidates especially invited to
come and speak to the people, as
there will be speaking, music
dancing and all kinds Of refresh
ments. All come and have a nice
time. It will be 4 miles south Of
Liberty, and will be run by,
Louis F. Neyland,
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Hon. Marion W. Reilly
THE PRESENT .DTSTRI1yr
ATTORNEY "A OF THIS DTST,
AND CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR
WILL SPEAK In AMTTE
On June 22nd & 2Srd.

:, There will be a big picnic al
thompson in the 4th, District and
Judge Rely will speak at lC
O'Clock, Tuesday June 22nd. He
Will speak that evening, June 22nd
at Glllshurg in the 9th, District
at 800 p. M.
On Wednesday June 23rd their
Will be a big picnic at Liberty,
and Judge Reilly will speak at 10
a. m,
tie will speak at Cedar Grove
school house in Oneal's Precinct.
at 400 p. m. June 23rd.
Mr. Rely invites all the people
at each Of the places to come out
and give him careful hearing.
lie will make his platform clear
and give you a full explanation Of
what he stands for in his canvass
for Governor of Mississippi. He
has already won a state wide rep
utation Of being the wittiest and
most brilliant orator of all tho
Jubernatorial candidates and the
voters are urged to be present
md hear him. All candidates for
county offices are INVITED to be
and time will be given.
hem to make their announcement
Respectfully,
Reilly Central Committee.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
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The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
PETITION For PARDON
10 Honorable Earl Brewer
GOVernOr Of Mississippi.

We, the undersigned parties
petition your honor to look into
the case Of A. G. Fielder, recently
convicted at the Circuit Court Of
Amite County on a charge OF
murder and sentenced to serve for
life in the State Penitentary, and
that after having Investigated the
same, we ask that you grant the
said Fielder a pardon and urge the
following reasons therefor:
1st. The only evidence that the
state had against the boy was cir
cumstantial, and at best there was
and could not be have been any.
thing more than an inference of
guilt.
End. That the deceased was a
brother Of the convicted man, and
that there was no motive shown
for the killing, while the evidence
shows that the brothers were on
the best of terms, living and work
ing together and rooming with
each other.
3rd. Because since the convic-
ton of said A. G. Fielder, other
evidence has been discovered that
makes it practically certain that
he did not kill his brother, and
was therefore wrongfully convicted
4th. Because his entire family
are for him and do not believe that
he killed HE brother.
9th. Because there is too much
doubt as to his guilt to warrant
his being punished for a crime
that perhaps he did not perpetrate.
Respectfully Submitted.
j. I. Smith T. B. Bennett
N. S. Cutrer l.. H. Garner.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Jury List June Term fefs.
District No.

District No. /.
Stewart CASTOR T. R. Gardner
Curtis Day John Powell
]. F. Hamilton E. A. Bates
District No. Q.
]. W. May ]. N. Gunby
W. +. Berryhill J. M. Smiley
P. w. Kirkland L. P. Lindsay
District No. 3.
Jas. H. Breesford L. L. Ewing
Albert Forman Shelly Butler
j W. Durham Morris Cobb
District No. 4.
]. T. Wilson w. e. Burris
!. N. Bales J. E. Williams
P. A. WhittingtonLane Burris
District No. 5.
Geo. E. McElveen w. L. Prescott
jerry Newman Grover Reynolds
A. 7. Stephenson T. A Robinson.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11

!. Saturday, June 26th, 1915; at
~ Sss Doug McMellan Bridge. Every
OOoy invited to come and bring
ssll filed basket; Candidates
especially invited to speak. Bilbo
expected z, to be present.
There will be a platform 25xSo
y !. Ihe young folks to dance, good
..oslc' and refreshments. Come
s,al, ~ enjoy the day, a speaking
r'allorm will be erected, refresh
pents will be sold by 7. ]. Wash
sad Eugene FerreII.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Non Resident DEFENDANT Notice
State Of Mississippi,
Amite County.

10 Sallie Gundy Defendant.
You are commanded to ap.
pear before the Chancery Court Of
the county Of Amite in said State,
on the LIST. Monday Of July, 1915
to defend the suit in said court Of
A. A. Gundy wherin you are de.
fendant,
This 26th, day Of May 1915.
G, M. Causey
Chancery Clerk.
The Southern herald., 1915-06-11
Civil Court Docket for june 1918 Term

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