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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-19
Great Producing
Farm for Sale

200 acres, go tillage, To-
Gated in edge of West
Minister, 3 miles from
Putney, on good road.
Cutting 100 tons hay, po-
tatoes and oats; 11-room
house, good barn, run
ming water, 100-ton silo,
full equipment modern
tools, 4 horses, / cow.
Over 600 maple sugar
equipment, lots of grow
ing timber. A farm that
will pay for itself. Price
$500, half on mortgage
to reliable party.
W. ]. BIGELOW
10 Crosby Street
Brattleboro, Vermont
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-19

LEAVE A. M.
So. Londonderry, Riverside Inn. 500
Jacksonville Corners $50
jamaica Allen House ..... $40
e. Jamaica, Wardsboro Jitney -. $50
w Townshend, Grout & Deans
store ...................... 900.
Townshend, Phillips Store ....... go
Newfane. Eames' Store ..... $40
West Dummerston, Store ... 1910
Arrive Brattleboro Drug Co... 1920
LEAVE p. NJ.
Brattleboro Drug Co. .. 800
Brattleboro Station ............. 5.1J
West Dummerston, Store - 3d.
Newfane, Games Store ... 600
Townshend, Phillips Store ..... go
W. Townshend, Grout & Deane's $40
%. Jamaica. Wardsboro Jitney -. $50
Jamaica, Allen House . 7.0i
Rawsonville Corners .... 723
Arrive So. Londonderry, X. Inn. 80
Car will meet northbound and south
bound trains daily. Auto trips with Hud-
son and Essex cars at request.
ARTHUR AMSDEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02
sALEssieh

SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY
MUST HAVE fRead this Inc
over araln and nate that We said
musos Il Is uniaus. L. 8 protect
"a article. q positive nee ssiiy be-
causa q government ruling. ~iih
yesrly Tepsat exclusively ownfd
and controlled hy ~ n yen are
IN order tater yon fhou'd make ~
= $50 q day: II ycu ars an sniis-
sious saissrsn you vii clear up-
ward of 80 per dar. Most desir-
abe connection with fn.ure sor
thoss who qasiIfy. On ambitious
sslesmzn wanted for every county
IN this state large territories 70
crew managrz. Jerome Laadt
Pres. So. Dcsr0orn St. cHcaso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02
FORD CAR GOES
81 MILES on
ONE GALLON GAS

WAlasr cr.tCalow ZIG Madison
81 Suite 22g. cAIcago n' inventor
~ 8 mavokra nce water ravar ana
- am Humidlftr which ufs az 10
ptrc me- uaHr in THE fn nrfne. entirely
doing away pi'h "a heu and giYlnr
rs 10 i-2 mora mi'taFc. e offrug
ene free % user = each make
anio. in every locality who viii help
him Introduce H. Every car owner
should write him fuf cne az enc
Give make q car.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS
Norlcr ID suaseRIsERs

In the event n delivery being im-
perfect. or paper being rolled, twist
81 or mutilated. subscribers ere
urged l. make immediate complaint
to the business office IN person by
telephone on mail
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

nAD 9EnT NAN 81 weskb ~.
ssluiely 30 seHeHnz ssoanit
Coutrasts only Kew original rsn
Exclusive o. h.me i,frtay write
sheeay Nwsnille Aetncy. lfuug.
ton. Ky
sAlKsNFN WANTED Immediate,
a. sl Asrsn msds tirss tupes
ana sccsssorts nambsf y vide
apaEs and aENf ssl,a nen hig
uon : writ. tolaE rdsFai nab-
bsr Goods ca Aaron o
TAnoRsNG sALEsNeN WANTED
suiralsss direct % atafsf lhs oa
sarih vgfln Woo custom faio va
surs ~ oyeroaia $500 ne con.
misaoas 80 ezra chsfses House
& camrhtf fte IS state, chieaF S
RvM,0r sNrs wae So nai'y
w. ufe Yan tania lifsa
wanted everywhere rrmfneal fus.
mss who'esaiaH lhninnsrHfH
a Cos neai q A 3 sos ntar-
hm s ch.caEo
$500 MONTHLY rating onitss for
cur rumuf prh~ shlae RAN
aast larf. rusnml ana pr0mpf
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

AohN ~ AeAf = 20 f4N aHta
Price. that ain oatn, nss Is ero.
daeers sionsr go Foss,xh paad.
iue Atlanta Ca
'2ssfe Easily msde ditinpasin'
fnfe.eus literature - Foar locailts
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HELP wasrEo-NALE

MEN-wish.ng poatcrI Firsmen.
Brakemen, Co,orsd Trsin Portsrs
On lsrSs Oklahoma Roads. vrife for
information. sI25-se50 noath- FL
perisnce unnecessary. Inier-Raii-
vax Dept 3sl. Indi snsp-i.s. Ind
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FOUND
COURT House NOTES
oA ana al.
BY r. Lsiprigrr


willis kasitsr a as % q. & Card
N lease l ls 81 Bw LINE t.l and
~ fasls 1W
Rsuhon q kissuef "a af a. q. G.,
Cardiff lease II "a g aE gf Nv
frei Walker q as % & G Cardiff
lease II it g No s1 Is w.
District Court
Roy Baker " Martin 70 Nlhep.
$50 Damages re kllllnz an Afdals
pup
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

BACHELOR 20. worth ysooea
wants mdY correspondent q nos
90. Lfaene. relodo. ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02

VIZ wAs-T-IntelliEsnt salesman as
Branch Manazsr- so up wsekiy
employing solicitors . ssH ou- fine
food products. Advertising provided
extraordinary prcposisic-- Write
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02

RUAfMACE SALES - Make 5000
daily. We start you Rspresen-
tatives wanted everywhere Per
nanent business. Wholesalers. coz
Division S., Chicago.
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pansoNAl

yAptssi a. - ,..rr..'' - sN,....''.. i'H's
- nt--..s h.sst. M, q 80.
IL. =. ss.... .tt t..ts-. nis.--at hf--a
fi.l - s~ts - ss.sas.ts ss~sT~Ass~
AsrRoioGY REVEALS 1000 word
trial reading 2tcl two questions
ffca Send hifthdafc Prof Audrey
Dfm ks gzt. wnshlnrtan. ~ G.
EpMEPTIcs woald you care 20
iearn about rev rational treat
mcnt for mmsiats relief g cai-
tpsy Positively sopp.ng al seis-
nrss from first days use. informa-
ton free "secciaasl7 Drawer c.asI
LAdner. wyoInng
LADIES WI delayed or irregular
take Fftnch Cotton Roo. Pills.
SAFE aaa depsnaah.s Refuse others.
Price sgoo Double strength. $3.50.
French Medicine Co.. Atlanta Ca
MARRY ~ LONELY. for results.
iry me-. bes, and most successful
Hone Maker" hundreds rich wish
marriage soon. strictly conHdeniiaL
most reliable; yelrs experience
descriptions free The Sucd,esfui
Club nra Nash 9oK $50 oahiand
California
ron SPEEDY MARRIAGE -Absol-
utsly btst. iarge.i IN ihe coun ~.
established 10 nrarf Thousands
select M mb "a b1h ser. wealthy
uish ng sar.y marriage. strictly con-
ndsnt. description free. The Old
Rfnab.o Club. Nra wrubtl. BOX &c.
Oakland. Calf
MATRWoNtN. MAGAZINE phoi.s
descriptions. MINIS rich. wan. 70
narfy. mailed FIRE. gshn PUB co.
a. pani Nina
BRTsH GIRLS want Amfncan
corrsspondsntt oenuine intro
duciions 2se Car is cambrdsa So
8. W L1ndon. Ersiand
WIDOW "a arss
correspondent object mairimony.
s Box So. Lsarue. Columbus. Ohio
CIVIL EScrsEER q. worth tgo.-
GEO. would msry w-Box 1885,
Club d troli. Mich.
- FLORIDA Writ eham
ing maiden worh $4,000 Box g.
Oxford. Florida.
MARRY HEALTH. wEyLTH- RI
fined widow. z5. uorth sse.o93.
charming eiri. Is worh fisooo. an
marFy. Members evtr7frhsrs LIST
lfse. sunnower CLUB. B-Iso. cimar-
ron, Kansas
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

Washington e maany. el7k Rust
building. Tacoma. W sh
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ATTORNEY
II. M. Adams. Practice in all
courts. Office over White S
Iewelry store. Phone AZ
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

want advert.ssm hts n tho Lead
er muse D. in the Office by twelve
o'clocq Il classification Is desired.
Classified ads are cash, except
where parties have regular sccgnts
az the Lead office The Ltlder
collectors have experienced Sc much
trouble IN locating many parties
who have phcned IN wants. tasf Il
Is necessary 70 invoke the cash-ln-
advance system. oxceps whore reg
niar accounts are maint1lned.
Memoranda of what is wanted or
"for sale" etc. may be lei at The
Leader business office and same
will b. converted into form ads.
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ss1p WANTED

TYPlsTs- Earn s.5-sleo uaskly.
srre time. copying aaihors ma9u.
scrlpts Write u J Caruft Authors
Assnt Taliapaesa, ca, tor gari-
euars
MEN or WOMEN Sliary $50 lln
time sio1 an hour spare TINE
selling guarant "a hosiery direct 70
waartr Cotton. slk heather mike
tnrfs International Knitting Mna
NorrisioRn. pa
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GET INTo A REAL BUSINESS or

YOUR OWNt-is-cai city terri
tors nor opsu. Sell the nuina
y r. W1tk5ns Product Fvfryboay
knows Watkins SPICES. Extracts.
Coffee. Medicines. Toilet Prepara-
tioas. etc. STANDARD for more than
fifty years Biggest line. biggest
values. highest quality makes ssEy'
Selling Tor you. Write today for
free sample and proof that gou can
make from 5000 to 5000 q rear. Ths
J. r. Watkins Co. Dep. s., KANSAS
City. No.
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FoR Rent
FoR RENr

FOR RBNT-3 fine front rooms for
offices over CAFETERIA Grocery.
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NEN oar citalor tsls hon ~
teach barbsrinr quickly mailed
free Moler Barb College So
Man Str. kansas CITY
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

FOR RiiNr roem med ga hoaa
Farags lso blocks ffum car luf
West side Cali lSQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02

ELkcfRlctrN TAUGHT by EN-
pERTs Earn while yoa i.ara Il
home Electrical Eaok ana proof
Le sons fgse. Ssiisflceon euarsn "a
ana position secured wrga T.
chiet Ens.netr Cooke 2lig iaa-
rencs Ave. Chl,ava
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-02

MARRY HEALTH. wEALTH- Re
lined widow. s5. uorth $4,000.
charming girl Is. worth fl5.0oo. nlli
marry. Members eytr1frhsre. LIST
ffas. sun1ower Club. B-1so. cimar-
ron, Kansas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
p. j. Mcleod
No. 7a4

Murdoch Mcleod and Mary Davis
l. The undersigned. Sheriff of Greene County
Mississippi. will or Monday
the 4th day of September AID. 1922
between the hours OF eleven o'clock A. M. and
four ocIockP M. sell at auction. to the high
est bidder or bidders for cash at the front door
OF the courthouse in the Town OF Leakesyille,
Mississippi the following described prop
erty or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the hereinafter mentioned writ and
all costs. to-wt;
North East Quarter OF North West (NEfa of
NV la OF Section Nine 90 Township Two
(2) North of Range Six go West. less Six co.
Acres belonging to Rod Mcleod with all inn
provements thereon or thereto belonging in
Greene County, Mississippi. said property
having been levied on by me on the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1922 as the property of the said
Murdoch Mcleod by virtue of a writ OF execu-
tion issued in the above styled case by }, w.
Colbert, circuit Clerk of said Greene County,
Mississippi on the I4th day of June a. d. 1922.
Witness my signature on this 18th day of
July A. ID. 1922.
WEBB VALLEY Sheriff
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
P OLIT les
And Other icks.

One of the reasons that the oppo-
sition to Vardaman claim that this
campaign is quief,is from the lack of
enthusiasm which their candidates
we're expected to excite. Neither
Miss kearney. who first appeared on
the hustings, Dor later Mr.. Hubert
Stephens have been able to call forth
much rousations among the anti
following. On the other hand the
Vardaman leaders are astr all over
the state and have been staging rail-
lies and are speaking from platforms
in every corner of its broad confines
and there are breaks daily running
to their columns. So let those clac-
quers cackle away about the lack of
enthusiasm in this campaign. We
contend the most LACK is on their
side, despite that onr chief exponent
Mr.. Vardaman, has not himself been
actively speaking. Nevertheless his
pen has been felt through the col
umns of the Vardaman's Weekly and
now he is going about occasionally
to some of the speakings and rallies
and showing himself to audiences
and putting to denial in the most
effective way those malicious re-
ports which would misrepresent his
physical condition as being so bad.
OF course the condition of his teeth
render him yet handicapped about
speaking, though we understand his
gums are getting better all along.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
vardaman Present At Meridian Speaking
July ~.

From Meridian Daily Star.
Speaking from d platform erected
opposite the Hobbs Plumbing and
Electrical colnpany's place of bust
ness on Sixth street last night,
Judge Luther Bnrch, of Jackson,
and Judge D. W. Houston, of Aber-
deem former member of the Mlssis,
slppi supreme court, sang the
the praises of former United States
Senator james X. Vardaman, as a
citizen, as governor and as one of
the states representative for six
years in the higher branch of con,
gress and called on the large audience
that had assembled to east their
votes on August Is for his return to
the United States senate. During
the speaking the man and his deeds
SO eloquently eulogized was seated
in an automobile in easy hearing of
the speakers James X. Vardaman,
himself surrounded by friends who
regretted that it was not possible
for the candidate to address in his
own behalf those who had assembled
but there appeared to be no disap-
polntment of the audience in what
was said by those who appeared FOR
him as was evidenced by the fire.
qnent applause that interrupted
both speakers from time to time
during their addresses. At the con-
causion of the speaking the crowd
called tor Senator Vardsman and he
came to the platform receiving a
great ovation. The former senator
appears to be in good physical con
dition and was in splendid spirits
During the day he attended the pic
mic at Obediah, an accoun6 of which
appears elsewhere, did not appear il
the least taugued and chatted gooc
humoredly with all those who cam,
forward to shake his hand and wisl
his success in his fight to regain hi,
seat in thesenate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28

There are two great strikes on at
present. The shopmen of railroads.
The coal miners. So far as we can
understand the situation they are
no nearer a solution of such strikes
now than when they first were
called. Well what would we do if
the good old farmer were to strike
The fellow who digs the coal from
out of the old earth and the chap
who repairs the ears, are all Deepen
dent for their daily bread upon that
which the farmer raises. Ii he were
to get in pout and declare he would
not work and get enough of his fell
lows in that notion the coal digger
and the car-repairer as well as all
classes of society would hasten to
beg them to make something for us
ali to eat. That's stripping the
thing down to bare faced conditions
if it we're allowed to work that far.
Striking may serve purpose to
bring about adjustments between
contending classes but it ALWAYS
makes Others not concerned directly
suffer unwillingIy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
Popularity OF vardaman Manifest At
Meridian Speaking.

Coast Beacon.
That the popularity of Jas. X.
Vardaman in Mississippi is ever in
creasing was made manifest at the
big political Vardrnlan meeting IN
Meridian last Saturday when the
Great White Chief was present. The
announcement that he would be in
attendance was all that was necess-
airy to draw thousands of the most
loyal ana faithful Democrats from
the surrounding sections and the
day was the greatest event in the
senatorial campaign of 1922. Judge
Houston aud Judge Burch made
thrilling speeches for the Vardamar
cause, and there was more enthusiasm
at that one meeting than the oppo
sition has been able to create IN al
of It's meetings put together since
the opening of the campaign.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
left Collins Was One OF Them. Percy
Bell Was Another.

Winston Co. Journal.
The Magnolia Gazette, one of our
States best county weeklies says:
Press dispatches from Jackson state
that some members of tie last
legislature did not draw their 81, 900
salary. The people of Mississippi
are entitled to know the names apd
post Office addresses of these most
remarkable men. They are so re-
markabe, indeed, that their names
should be chiselled on tablet of en-
during stone and placed in perpetui-
ty in the Department of Archieyes
aud History.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
Historic Parallel To Present Campaign
For U. S. Senator.

Yazoo Sentinel.
History seems to be repeating it.
self ia the canvas for U. S. Senator.
In the memorable campaign for that
office between Senator j. q.
George and Ethelbert Barksdale, in
which George was elected by a two
to-one vote, scores of brilliant Miss
issippians. including John Allen.
volun teered to take the stump for
George, just as they are doing all
over Mississippi for Vardaman.
The health OF Gen. George was not
robust at that time, and he suffered,
10 addition. with an eye alfliction,
and while he did lot of campaign
ing, 1T was impossible for him to
cover the state. George was then
more than three score years. The
historic parallels are suggested by
Senator Vardaman S vocal deficiency
his voice failing to synchronize with
the acoustics OF new set of teeth,
George lived to do his state great
service, and Vardaman will, his
friends feel confident, do the same
thing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28

Pass Christian Beacon.

Pass Christian Beacon.
There was fine audience out
Tuesday evening to hear the Hon.
Jeff Collins, candidate for Congress,
speak at the city hall in behalf of
his candidacy, and the address was
pronounced by nearly every one who
had the pleasure Of hearing it to
have been one of the most convinc-
ing, forceful and instructive speech
es ever delivered by candidate for
any office. Mr.. Collins was intro
duced by Mayor Spence In few well
chosen words, and at the opening OF
his address he appeared as IT be
would not be able tn entertain his
hearers. But this doubt prevailed
only for few minutes, for when he
got started he grew stronger until
soon he had his audience anxiouslv
awaiting the utterance OF each word,
and as the speaker proceeded. in his
own and most effective manner, the
UOuSt Ot5Cdlu6 6tlbLubcll ttI4uC
lv interrupted HIM with applause OF
approval, eliminating in an almost
unanimous expression at the close
that his was perhaps the greatest
political speech ever heard in this
city, not from an 0ratOrical view
point, for while Mr.. Collins is an or
ator of no mean calibre, the strength
of his talk is in the sincerity OF bis
words, the truth he states aud the
correctness Of the position he takes
on every issue in which the general
interest of tho masses are affected.
He gave most interesting review
of his work in the recent session of
our Legislature, and presented a
mass of information TO his hearers
that enabled them to appreciate the
success he attained in the people S
behalf. Mr.. Collins came here per-
feet stranger. He left with a host
of friends, each OF whom would be
delie hted to have him come back.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
Hebron On Speaking Tour through Delta
In Behalf of vardaman.

1azoO Sentinel.
Announcement is made that Hon.
John Hebron and perhaps one other
speaker of note, will speak at Zeig-
lerville on Wednesday, Aug. 9, at
! l clock a. IN. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hebron is going to make a
campaign of the delta portion of the
State in the interest of the candida
~ of Senator Vardaman, and that
he will come into Yazoo County,
from Holmes County, where he will
speak the day before. Mr.. Hebron is
making this tour in his car, and will
enter the delta from east, gong
from Yazoo County to points in Is
saquena, and then up and down the
entire delta. He is one of the most
torceful speakers in the State, and
his speech will be worth listening to.
He has long been personal and 90
lItical friend of Senator Vardaman,
and was a member of the State Sen.
ate during the famous secret caucus
period. He is a lawyer and planter
and lives in Washington County,
where he has always been promi
nent in business and political affairs
666 quickly relieves Colds, Cou
stipation, Biliousness aud Headache.
A fine tonic. 10-l
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
JACK THOMPSON. Clerk.
BY Geo. p. Money, d G.

The Moss Point Advertiser speak
as if it has enough tittling with MS.
Alright bud, suits us if it suits you.
You started it unprovoked. Once
before we let you pass as unworthy
of notice. This time we meant to
let you feel the edge of our blade,
though we have no bad feelings to-
wards you. Go on, solace yourself
with the etfusions frum the departed
poet, but remember il you prod al
me again you are dealing with live
scribe who will take care of himself
be it politics or platitudes, peace OF
war.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28

Mr.. Excel Cody, the temporary
Insurance Commissioner, is in Jack
son ready to take over the office
which Hr. Merry declines to surren-
der. The Herald editor has always
voted for Tom Henry heretofore,
but we shall not do so again unless
. be clears up these matters better
than he has so far. We do not saw
that we believe him dishonest, but
if he has been in Office so long that
he gets his money and the state s
mixed up, maybe it will he better
for him and the state that he be re-
tired to private life as he has held
office tor a long time and should
have nearly enough of it anyway.
10 the event the courts decide
against Mr.. Henry, the Office will be
turned over to Mr.. Coody and be
will draw the salary covering the
period since his appointment and
Mr.. Henry will have no further re.
course but an appeal to the people
IN the general election of officers
next year if he then decide to take
that kind of appeal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
EDITORIAL

The sad news came to our nolic,
this week in reading through our ex
changes that r. L. Brown OF the
Summer Sentinel had gone through
the greatssorrow of having lost nis
wife few days ago 1t seems She
had been operated upon but this
failed to bring Der back TO health.
Brown is nice fellow. We like him
though We differ with him at times
politically May the Lord comfort
him in this dark hour as only He
alone can comfort the heart wrung
with such a great grief.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Herald is authorized to announce
EDGAR NJ LANE
as a candidate for Supreme Judge for this the
Southern District OF Mississippi, subject TO
the action OF the Democratic party. in the
coming August Primaries.
The Herald is authorized to announce
c. c. MILLER
as a candidate for the ONCE of Circuit Judge In
this the 10Th District Of Mississippi. composed
OF Greene WAYNE. Clarke and Lauderdale
counties subject to the win of the democratic
party in the August pri naries.
The Herald is authorized to announce
J. ID. FATHERREE
as a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge
in this the 10th. District of Mississippi, COM
posed of Greene, Wayne. Clarke and Lauder
.lale counties subject to the viii of he demo-
cratic party in tn, August primaries.
"sssHs'sasssa"n
The Herald is authorized to announce
JEFF COLLINS
IS q candidate for Congress from this the 9th
congressional District of Mississippi. in the
August primaries. sAbject TO the action OF the
democratic party.
"ssss,'sHs''ns'""
The Herald is authorized to announce
Il. WEBER WILSON
rs a candidate for Congress from this the 5tk.
congressional Distr CT of Mississippi. in the
August primaries subject to the action of the
Demo ratio party.
Tbs Herald is authorized TO announce
w. H. COOK
rs a candidate for recollection 10 the office of
S preme Judge from this the end. or South
err District of Mississippi subject to action OF
Democratic party in August Primaries.