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Rodeo CattIe MARKET.

RoDEo Cal, June l3.-Report Union Stockyard
CompaBy-Market steady to-day; Prime steers. $50
20: medium, So 4092 so: cows. S2@2 20; com
mon, ST. 20@l 50.
So 1897.
sheep-In strong demand Good fat wethers So
@3 20: ewes, 81 S0@3: lambs, So S094.
Calyes-Prime light. $3@S 90. 49,
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL ks--r
- forInighty for the West Indies and tSsz<&FsP
Southampton, calling route at CherDonrg
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through Bills of Lading. in connection with the
Pacific Hail SIS. Co.. Issued for freight and treas
uTe to direc, ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from san Francisco TO Ply-
N outh, Cherbourg, southampton. First class
$l95; third class. s97 80. For further particu-
lars apply TO PARROTT & CO. Agents
500 California St
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FUTURES.
Tho Prodnce Ercbance can,a q

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: June.
5s 612d: July. 5s Sd: August, 5s 914d; Septem-
ber. 6s l01Ad; October. 5s lid; November. 5s
1115d; December. IS.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June 13-Consos, 991s; Silver, 3S1a :
French rentes, 9St 45c.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. June 3 The spot market is easier
at IS lUd. Carsoes steady at 29s Cd for off
coast, 30s Sd for just shipped and 29s Sd nearly
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAIL Way.

COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1898.
~ and until further notice, boats and trains win
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco PaSsen
ger Depot, Market-street wharf as follows:
From San francisco for Tiburon,
Beiyedere and San Raj Ell.
WEEK DAYS-7 40, 1870, IL 20 A. N. l go 8 80
sos 500 P. NJ
suNDAYs-s:OO, $3.50. II 200 A. NJ; $780, $50.
500, 6:20 P. NJ
From San Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25 1865, 8 80. IL 80 a. III: l 40.
3:4O, 8: :05 P. NJ.
SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra trip at $3.50 P. NJ.
SUNDAYS-S:10, $40, -llIl0 A NJ; LAO. S:40
500. ;25 P.M
From Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:5 80, S:20 8 :65. / go AN: :05.
4:05, 8: :35 P.
SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra trip at 6:55 p. NJ.
SUNDAYS-S:40, 10 :05, ll:35 A. NJ; 2;05, ;O5,
$50 6:56 z. N.
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GRAIN ANn pRovIsIo,s

/ Wheat, steady; cash. 1916; July. 665sc. Corn,
stronger; cash. SO 5sc: July, 4Os4 c.. Oats steady
cash. 2ggsc July: 2se PorS, steady; Jul y. sac:
| September, $40 20. Ribs. steady: cash. 90 as:
September, 9 80. Barley. nominal. Flax. 81 V4
! TimnrhV- So 5h. -
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San Francisco Meat NJarket.

Prices have n steadler tone all round. Whole.
sale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 512Cl6e: second quality.
4Le@5c; third do 3L9@4c q 10.
VEAL - Large. 4@51sc; small Calves. 6@61ac:
Dairy Calves 761712c q 10.
MUTToN-wethers 6CG61ac; Ewes &c q 10.
SPRIN u LAMB-7G3Sc - 10
PORK-Live Hogs. 65s@6s4c for heavy and me-
dunn grain-fed; stock Hogs. b34@6c; dressed do,
912@9s4c p ID.
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COMPAGNIE GENeRAlE

L K A n a LA y tt UE
be French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH Ecsa
River. toot of Morton st. Travellers NEIH2
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
ana the discomfort of crossing the channel in 3.
small boat
LA ToURAINE, Capt. Frangeul. ..............
...........,..... Saturday, June "a, 200 A. NJ.
LA GASCOGNE, Capt Santelli .......,........
.................. Saturday, July /, 10 100 A. N.
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf.. ..,.......
...................-, saturday July 8, 100 A. N
.......,...........Sat Saturday July Is. 8 100 A. NJ.
H5-For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New Y ork.
j. T. FUGAZI CO., Agents, 8 Montgomery
ave, San Francisco.
Branch office, ls Montgomery ST. aust tt
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CHICAGO, June 13. - Wheat was active and
opened 12c lower as a continuation or yesterdays
weakness. lower New York stocks and bank.
Troubles at Omaha. Detroit and Kansas City. ad-
vanced 173c on sharp demand and the London
Tines bulltsh article on the French crop. eased
off slightly and closed steady at 5sc higher
than yesterday. Receipts, 2i00 bushels; snip
ments II 900 bushels.
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CATTLE.

Cattie-Receipts. 5000; barely steady; no prime
steers on sale; good natives S5 25@5 10; medi-
ums, 81 1895 10; others, S4@5 90; Texans,
So 1904 10.
Hogs-Receipts l20oO prime heavy. weak
prime Light. strong; mixed and packers. So 6o@
So 90 :Jprime heavy aud bnrchers' weights, S7(1
z Is light. 81 lC@7 20.
Sheep-Recepts, SOuO;, steady: natives, s4@
8 70; Texans. So 1894 55. Mestsrus 81 5U@
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Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND Or, June l3.-ClearanceS $257 900;
balances, S5b 900,
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ATLANTIC AND PA lFIC RsILR0AD

SANTA FE ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN
\ cisco (Markot-strest Ferry:
DAmy NOVEMBER l, 1892. nsHtyA nsi1y
80 P Fast Express via Mcjave ,....... s:l5
300 A. Atlantic Express via Los Angeles s:45 P
Ticket ofice-e5o Market ST., Chronicle Build
Ing. S. f. W. A. BISSELL,
1Sf General Passenger Agent.
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LoNDoN-Entered out June 2-Br ship Ros-
shire, for Portland.
UBLIN-ETiYed june 1U-Br ship Persian
Empire from Tacoma via Queenstown.
ANTWERP Sailed June l0-Br bark lredale,
for Portland.
QUEENsTowN-Arrived June H. Br ship
Thistle, hence Feb 81.
Sailed June I1-Itai ship Ciampa, for Hull;
Br ship Helensea. for Liverpool.
ISLE OF .WIGHT-Passed June 12-Br ship star
OF Austria. from London for Santa RosaiIa.
PRAWLE POINT-Passed June l2-Br bark Bal
from London for Tacoma.
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Afor Morning. P for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays only.
1Sundays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences Inquire of Ticket agents for Time
Cards and other information.
The morning call., 1893-06-14
Chicago Markets.

Wool quie-. Domestic fleece. 27@32c; pulled
26937c; Texas 10000 r 10.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure from San Francis
STEAMERS. lDEsr1NAr1oN SAILS. wHRr

Departure OF Australian steamer depends on III
arrival of the british mails
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ysv Er1s 1kai-ls

Il i statei tes FN-cf 5 ? Lsrr1s,,
OF ihe >rE7rhsollr iHSEUt, Nxsl-
ia.tQa, sftr ssrts rci-y .. say
an experiment, aIs csilgae,c3 $ r,a3-
es 10. 3 fyire rrtcA5Ds vti-h II If
safdgr; VII scss- tbrsRrt ths g., ID
l.sAi 81 &ny bird. Tfs pschsps y.
e~s,st-a-.nd efIiHalisrE LIB i stst,.-d
IKE uscAsrA. f. IL s~E--sTI.-s3 ~
3 Enlsi. 10 vhit-A MI -.trs3 we
tor-sA.psi t~e-C.aaRhss sh,l 81 sr:;
hasg sd 8: ters u33s II tbtl- widest
pci1t. fGst z-aicA.Er. I. arseaDe5 ar
two se-ew p~rarele-s ~ fsns. "a. ~
eithe. SIDE kn9 these S>s 5-reE ty
iinr dosbi. oscllktfrr ssaA- sLgTyes
which with tts boilers Et3 -G2k es
gsSoliat f8el, are sif4s'e2 inside ft,t
body O, the ksa~ Tts whsals mscaipe,
fully equipped, Weighs as-s terri
pounds. The msc& re il 10 re tested
scon in s retired sPe. Dsa- WHhipg
pga city, &sa tse i-ven'u' feels sa-e
that he result will ne 8 triumphant
1eEncsnsirsiion thsi The problem of
sarisi usvigs ion la: btsl .ssessfai.
y solved
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The St Louis Republic Free.

The "Twie@A.W Week" ST. Louis Re.
public, will be sent free Tor one year to
any person sending n club of flour new
yearly subscribers, with four dollars to
pay for The came. The Republic goes
everywhere, aud is the most popular
psl~r published in America. Its read.
ers get the news half q week earlier
,hsn II can be had from any weekly
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and other departments are unsurpassed
II fills the wants of every member OF
the family, aud shouli be read in ey.
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them. Cut out this Advertisement and
.end with vonr order. Address The
Republic, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Miss;sdppi nuh Cashmere

wAie Mississippi % STATE. eli
have ~ exkieii st he w~sS. Far
sesme af ses fsrses<s sa@ Individual
c~i,isess ~ia BE ~re~~~sseI ~ Asees
sa.i <orSs .; All tsx 81 ~ IA e.
alrset Agsetsa Tss sAa>S 81 t~
LLsC. GNsnSSs * sxseS-
aye sssi s~SGh$,s Az sA~Sss2
~ seat f-sas A<rs ~ the l&aNs c.
Ansaa ss@1s Anxgxy Assscas-
Tiea
Szt yAs irssz sxAsssw " st.s ct
ta< s~~,Sl Ma ssS ~s aeela q
r. vi ~ surpassed ~ xrv1hlaf ia
sfss SAG 81 sat wn-s&'s rsF-. The
5sssay ii tiss u sls ~ ths Cs,seEri.
a SO sss he SrBssemeh5 q gfcans
ip&s II vl~'n-~ vhs s7aaS4 hS-. S,s
r-aSA lne Ssss Tih. here gss spah 81
ssssa3 ssHsrI. Il aisssssrr. Sirct
Eht2 fts as;asais. q. IN. nbals isss asecH
saa-s lhsr aopaie1 spl 10 -eeHtstsas
5a. fine stt.-ass hgs he-ssrrs word
vta. VIZ isrs Ssss vi q ssEsls af
ne c-lss ~cssslee-sr sens 70 Ac<&-S
Fl sssmIf h-os.. 81 ihs csy, II sc
Es1s "! nee . 81; fr 10 re1slsEzax
vtts wsh rrys-esels The rhslts &. he
y ncids far. IL esnA 10 The vsry
aes impaired c-ssssns-. -CNa-Saa L.
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Important Information.

N"Wheat viii he dollars this year and
corn will he cash. The N1rthw csteru
wheat regions are deluged with water
aud corn planting will be several weeks
late in'the principal corn belt. France
and Germany, IA well as Southern Rus.
STA have been devastated by q severe
dronti, aud consequently loss of crops.
Western farmers will do well TO hold
on TO their surplus grain. for prices
are certain 10 he higher Is the season
advances"
The foregoing extracts. taken from
the Rocky Mountain News, contains
valuable Information for the Southern
farmers and they should not be slow
10 avail themselves Of it during the
coming season.
In many localities the stands of cot
ION have been destroyed, from varioul
casualties, aud as everything nov
points to a continuation ofhigh price
for mest aud possibly higher price
for b~readstuffs, also low prices for cot
ton, II bchooves nj iarmers 10 "
Their honscs in order TO meet Ties
condition.. Let them give special q
ientiou 10 their stock and they vii
aud that o good hog crop will supple
meht Handsomely . possibly short an
how priced cotton crop. Merida
News.
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Last Monday vas the day set for the
trial OF the white cappers at Brook
haven. but contrary TO expectation
they pleaded guilty and threw them
selves upon the mercy OF the court.
The Judge was moved by the Affect
ing scene OF mothers and wives plead.
ing to him for mercy, and though he
is usually very Arm. he SO Tar wss gov
erucd by his sympathetic feelings IS
to put upon them the light sentence
of only two years In the penetentisrs.
although they were charged wsh The
crimes of murder aud rso They
were extremely ignorsn, and ne deah
this. too, had lis infusaee with he
Judge. lie will, probably, rot & 80
Ienient with The ladies' vaes rses Az
arraigned before the Oar, IS they VII
BE-. sooner or later.
There is sonethias Ahi,4 al this
disturbance Of tse fgstc Peace. ne
public dost ~astsrstasl ,rd taev
world ike 10 ssx tse sSser SIDE u the
question WSsi s~ the II use tssi
insuenri tAese PeoSss - r,snssE
saese erze We stcSese & wE
~svsr - SsssA EIasss M gcsas~
rss sss sa-5sss H,,rev 10 gar sssrzs
awe u 3ssea4 .2eGl All s-Eg aE
ST ne sA.ss.
EGyx2 Enssl rs- rHs St-r saltueS
IA he IsraaSsasea 49, sfsei rhcl-
.sggm-sa& o. -escR 1i'cn.
Ths rts.s gfl.s 1872. ~ thcF ve-s
Asn ssa@ Al - eg-t ~snizsncne
- ,hs pel .aI 49, III ~ Years.
iE3st C-sHaar b0#eEer. p~un SCI
beEs- ;Asi. II 1htg f,abavPd ~hsus",rss
rtat 10 .scsau .rS 3hti- '-sHi,1s aE.'
81. rszrE7gte5 - M nfcsct
the az Ts-9 NJ Esfs, Furs.-
wQE 1s rgrg57r& TThtt ye-s /
sI s~E5-s-at F.spaslt md AIRED III
.5-ay4t minded r.es.st Tba f.sa s.sef
ed is'as E-sa. a--sr,
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On May lst the case Of the State va.
,ino. r. Wnliam. for the shooting OF
Mr. Eugene Young was heard at Fair.
field before Justice Eddins and Adams.
The defendant waived examination
and the bond TO appear at The Circuit
Court was fixed at 500 aud was Civ.
ii once. The defendant wac repre-.
aruied bf Attorney |, r. Hinton. aud
h. ID. WiiIe,t. We are glad 10 know
that Mr. Young was not seriously
hurt. he being able TO attend the trial.
The parties 10 this unfortunate affair
are good men. amongst onr heat ciii.
zrDs, and We trust that il will be adj.
jnsied without any serious trouble
Pickens News.
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Saturday May Is. 1893.

James Rcncher. the negro who as
Fascinated Mr.. r. p. Hairstcn, a mer'
char, near i~!aycsville, Ala, was hung
IN Eutaw yesterday.
CARLYLE Harris. the wife murderer
was electrcuted last Monday. With
his last words lie protested his iuno-
ccnce.
The Bankers Magazine is authority
for the statement that the farm mort.
cages of Kansas amount 10 $2so.NN..
OOo: Indiana, s64o.Ooo.ooo;: Iowa. 1867.
OOO, 900; Michigan, $500. 100000: Ohio,
Sl.4sl. 100000. Ate pct cent per All
mum 1902, 100000 TO pay the interest
on these FIVE States sloDe.
Will Bradley, of Jackson. Mss
died Yesterday Of thrcst i-oaoAe,
caused BY excessive use OF ::~eissrei'e.,
The Federal G.snd Jury =, Jsess>a
found iS5 true bills. mostly tor '9ls2'
traffic in whi>kev. snd nine Tor div
ing settlers cs Of hunseslesd'.
The Chcnliea. u~s;.ousl Bank ofCA+-
rago, will re.us, tus pes in : ftw
DAYS. Every een,..ot drlUsiiors aai as
paid.
The New Orlesns ls@, puhf> aNea
t., charter Of the "~sher-onse Med''
Co, limited" successors ta Itcaeyso'
ESherrouse p.oprieturs O ! ths famous
suticep;ic.
Col. \. y. Harper. the CREST states
rights man, has been appointed 10
position under the first assistant pos
master geuersl.
fso editors in Mississippi hare -
-ived the rewards they iEsliy DE-
served, Capt. j. s McNeiiiy hss
been appointed MarshA OF ahe Saaia-
eru District Of Miss, and CsP,. r. ".
Banks has been appointed Receiver 0:
public n at Jackson.
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Mrs. Josie frsRee Csrplea,su. poet
css of the Press Convention. wSs Ia
the city yesterday seeaHapsasi by her
hu.bsni. curoLte 10 Matches. Ike
0 She will recite before The coa
yention. 10 entitled -Nshel Nssea. ssd
il founded % . rrsl iseiiea o. Lake
Erie. Il is Der beet po~m-t3srsea
LedSee.
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The Grsad Lodge OF the l. 0. Q. f
laei at Jackson last week. The M.
con Lodge was represented By Jaooh
lIolbcrg. ]. O. Fsser. j. W. Holt &Rd
first named IS delegate. NJ. Fs-er
would have received Sd appointment
to some office 10 the Grand Lodge, il
lie had not lief, too sooo.
Following are the grand officers
Monroe McCiurg of Vsden. Grad
Master: Ellis I. Hart. OF Wccdvi.ies
Deputy Grand Master: {. L. Lincoln
Of Columbus, Grand Warden; W. :. P.
Doiy Of Grenada, Grand Secretary:
j. II. Mckenzie OF Summit. Graud
Treasurer: Emile Donelli OF N~icksbB-s,
Grand Representative.
The Grand Lodge decided 10 meet
next year in Columbus.
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Two Aissis,ipPisns VIE Blew o.:
the Gas C.ieage Hotel

Chica.n. May il-Fnnk 4. Calls.
Cher and ". II. Case. sged apparently
scout - and 50 respectively. and
registered from OSolona, Miss, we're
found IN bed unconscious s::the
FarweilI House. lla,stead sud Adams
streets, to-day. It was The old story
Of blow iug .out the sss, Both men
were taken 10 HE country hospital.
where it is said their chances Tor reco.
is eight.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13

Chancellor Houston had a remarka.
Die case in his court in LsuderdaIe
county. Mrs. Minnie Collins. dauch.
ter OF Mr. Sayler, a prominent citizen
Of Meridian, was granted o divorce
from her husband A.. ". Collins. Col.
Illus was a muchly married man. a.
Mrs. Cs LAWYER proved he had five
living wives, with good evidence OF
several others. lie lived 10 style off
the money OF his wives. lie was an
insurance agent. and claimed that his
business kept him moving about. lie
out o! the ~peniteniiary. for bis vic.
fins are after him.
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Orlando, Fla. june |. IS

Orlando, Fla, june |, 1892.
Messrs. Lippmau Bros, rroprietors
Of p. r. P, Savannah, Ga.-Geutle.
mcn:-I feel it my duty to iuform you
OF the CURE your wonderful medicine
?. !. 7. wrought in my case. have
suffered for Two years with dyspepsia
and malaria IN the worst form. aud
was a daily sufferer from sick head.
ache. Ny bowels did not act but
twice a week. could not retain half
! aie aud my stomach was always un.
comfortably heavy; tried pills, all
kinds OF medicines. hut only found
temporary relief in them; | was dc
spondend and was hoping 10 soon
find relief in death. Seeing your p.
Z. 7. advertisement ! decided TO try
il and requested DR.. PEAK TO get me q
bottle. and after taking that bottle I
felt one hundred per cen, better; | nad
taken two bottles aud will get anoth.
or, and ! can now eat in peace and en-.
JOY everything, and ran sleep like a
top. NJ! headaches layc ceased au,l
my bowels are regular. would ad.
wise Nj sufferers like myseif to give z.
r. r. = trial, and they will write you
Ar ! have that p. r. r. beats and med.
icine on the market. Yrs. truly.
CURTIS CoLLvER.
Artist painter, Orlando, F1a.
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1IDUCID RATES.
ststs Sunday Coayention. Crystal
spsisgs. Hay 10. II And 10. 1884.

TIE following roads have granted n
reduced rate Of ose.fase-and.a third
90 The certificate plas. Full fare 60
ing. Ose-thisd returning. Delegates
assl take receipt from syept VI each
road spos which they buy tickets,
stating amount paid for ticket. This
IL necessary 10 secure reductios 70.
turning.
The Roads are: Mobile aud Ohio.
LDuisville. New Orleans and Texas,
Alabama and Great southern. Kansas
City. Memphis and Birmingham, illi-
nois Ccstssl, Georgia Pacific. and
Queea add cresceut system.
Susday Schools arc requested 10 ap-
point delegates 1t oncc A large Ut
iendsnce il carnesily desired. Crys.
tsl Springs sssascs 10 Ill . warm wei
come. {. W. MILLS. Sec,
Columbus. Miss.
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S,r -. Ls&ss NSwa- mar i@-Sher.
4 aseregv. recsis-1 4 dispatch To-
car 'raH LAg. Miss. CO toe North
ssser. 2A4ryss3, lsIiag him 10 come
Al sso-t. Tie i~z4sa:dls.ely .e.i tor the
scsDe ,! assSa1
Latter ,o-say s telegram vas re.
csret sssisg 81 lii sfsse7ce and City
gssa. II gss~s bic TIE cssse 10 sap-
,so$ea 70 se s ~d.isrtsbes from orn
o' he white caFs OF other .sv break.
go
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CHARACTERISTIC.
An Equitable" Preferred to a Legal
Settlement.

-
The following letter from the repre-.
sentative of the beneficiary under pol.
Icy No. 548,53l was received at the
Philadelphia Agency Of the Society:
Allentown. Pa. Jan. 10, 1903.
Nr. Y. c. Caskin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ny Dear SiT:-l eau assure you that your
favor Of the 18th inst, informing me OF the
sction Of your company upon policy Of In.
suranee upon life Of w. II. Boehm. de.
ceased. was a welcome ono to Mrs. Clara
Keck. We have every reason To- think we'll
Of your company, and we will improve ev.
cry opportunity to inform our community
Of your generous action. II you care for
any testimonial we would gladly give one.
| enclose receipt and policy. II you find 1t
convenient to send check by Saturday, II
w'suld prove acceptable. - Mrs. Keek 10
coming 10 AIentows on that date.
With many thanks, I rema,a,
vesy trBiv Yours,
kxUHEx J lBUrx.
Mr. Boehnrwa s assured in 1900 In
favor Of his aister. Mrs. Clara Keek, in
August. 1891. In August, 1891, Mr..
Boehm, WIN had rcmoued to Chicago.
was taken sick, and died In the Pres.
bvterian Hospital thcro. While living
sick he wrote 10 his father for funds
70 pav his premium and for other par.
poses. When the check arrived, Mr..
Bochm was delirious. and could not
entOrse it for use: and 90 the premium
was not paid and the policy was for.
feited BY its terms. The Society, how.
ever, having been satisfied ~ to the
truth Of the statements made by the
beneficiary and her friends In regard
! 10 the iHteNiiOa OF the assured 10 pay
his premium, aud Of the reason why
~ did not do 20, concluded that this
was mt \ caso where II wOnld be Just
10 take advantage Of a technically IN
order to svOid payment ri the claim,
W. r. REDWOOD.
Special Agent.
Macon. Miss.
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There is nothing | hare ever used
tot muscular rheumatism that gives
ne IS much reliei 50 ChsmberIain's
Pain Balm does. | have been using il
ior shout tv1 y%ears-four bottles in
ai.-As occasion required. and always
keep . bottle Of It iu my home. be.
lieve know q good thing when | get
mold OF II. and Pain Balm is the bea.
linimcBt | have ever met with. W. i.
Denny, dairyman, New Lexington,
Ohio. 30 cent bottles for ssle by sll
druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
Worlds Fsir Visitors.

Intending Vl>ltee te the Worlds
Fair viii he enah,e 10 secure IN sjtahe
ss,istsdory s,cAmmossStion st reason
akle,rstes Al Toe H,.ay hotesN private
residence listed IN a book. ,at!i'ed
"iioatss tor Visitors TO the Worlds
Fair rAl> beck is ter sale 81 the
Mobile i uAis r. T. ticket etdce IN
eiiy It's : Eoed thing, call and
see Ma, H. f. j. ALLEN.
Ticket Asrat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
The State Senate.
~BRooKsviLLr, NAY S. IS.

"a ~ . Us w.
EDlroR BEACON Through your
columns ] desire 10 say 10 my many
friends in Noxubee County, VINO have
solicited and 20 kindly urged me TO
make the race for the Office Of State
Senator; and slso 10 the Democratic
voters Of the county, that alter giving
the matter careful consideration, and
deliberate attention, | have decided
thai | cannot spare the time from my
business to csuva the county.
While | an free 10 admit that q scat
ii The State seufte would be very
agreeable to my inrlinaiious and graft
flying 10 my ambition; and while il
would be exceedingly pleasant 10 en-.
ter the contest, and measure swords
with my worthy friend and profession.
al brother in the political arena; yet |
recognize that, notwithstanding my
long cherished hopes Of political pre-
fermen,. my 6rs, duty is 10 my pat.
rons aud friends In the capacity Of
physician aud medical adviser. Again,
while not actually engaged in the dis
~chscharge Of professional duties my
attention is needed in my drug store.
Willie it Is impossible 10 acecde 10
the wishes Of the large number of
democrats who have called upon me
10 make this race, I wish 10 siatc that
| shall ever renIsin ia readiness 10 ~
sist in a vigorous and aggressive var.
fare against any and all attacks upon
the fair name and glorious principles
ofths great old Democratic party, for
in my opinion our happiness ~ . pso-
pie and prosperity Is 4 nation depend
upon perpetual democracy aud white
supremacy.
In conclusion I tender my wsrmest
thanks and sincerest gratitude 10 I'll
who manifested 90 great On interest In
nv candidacy.
W. W. HAxHToS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
Strength and Health.

II You arc not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Biitcrs. II ia
Grippe has left YOU weak aud wear,
Use Electric D:tters. This remedy
acts directly on Liver stomach and
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their function. If you are
afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. Ono trial will
convince you that this Is the remedy
.yon need. Large. bottles only SOC Of
j. F. JONES'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
ntHrnns prase.

We acSN 10 SAY 10 Cur citizens.
IA; Scr yeArs We have been selling DR..
kicxs New Discovery for Consnn D.
tsoa. D.. Kings New Lite Pills, Burk
sT'. Ar3ics Sslve and Electric Bit.
'erx and have never handled remedies
tat sell .. well, or that have given
s9cA universal satisfaction We do
not se-ils,e 10 guarantee them every
tiE2e- sad we stand ready 10 refund
the parehase price, IL satisfactory re.
saits 10 not follow their use. These
reHeaies have won their popularity
rGreiv on their merits.