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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Mis.ing Executive Committee

Macon, Miss, MAY q, 1899
Room. Dem. Fix. Com. NoXubue Go.
Committoc met pursuant Ic the call
OF the President. On motion II mass
meeting ia hereby called for Saturday,
June 20, 1925, at II a. m nj the Court
House in Macon for the purpose OF t.
lec,lug delegates to tho judicial MS
trict convention which coDrencs IN
Meridian July II, 1895, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for district
attorney.
On motion tho action of this com
mittec at It's previous session Is SO III
terrd as to exclude irom participation
IN the primary elections previously
ordered all registered persons who are
not qualified electors.
On motion the action of this com
mittce At its previous session in re-
gard 10 the election Of delegates to the
state convention 10 hereby so altered
as to provide that the candidate from
the county at large and the candidate
from each supervisors beat receiving
tho highest vote shall be delegate md
the one from each Of snid districts re-
csivirg the next highest vote shall be
alternate.
On motion The committee adjourned
subject 10 the call Of the president,
{. y, AMke. Il. llAuENsTEIN,
Sccy, lres.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

were adopted;
/ Resolved. that the following head
ing be used for each club list;
We the undersigned members oil The
Democratic club OF
voting precinct hereby agree iu zoe"
faith to support tho nominees OF Tue
Democratic party OF the county oi
Noxubee and state of Miss, for the
year 1895
. That the members Of the exocn-
tive committee from the various pre-
cincts be requested to see that suitable
club hooks are provided for their re
spe tive clubs.
After the minutes were read and
approved, tho committee, On MOTION
adjourned subject 10 the call OF Inc
President.
c. B, AMEs, Il. BAuENsTEIN,
Sccy. Tres
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22


Some time since n circular letter
was sen 10 the Stock Breeders OF tho
stat. asking au expression OF opinion
rs Ia NC re isibili,y Of organizing +"
Mississippi, Stock Breeders As'or'a-
ton. Nearly a hundred OF the mos'
promiueu, breeders replied, favorinv
the plan aud promising to attend d
meeting called for tho purpose. a
majority voted for Jackson Us The
mace, rad June or July as the time oil
holding the meeting. There ore a
,seesiny Is called tor July 4, aud 5, aud
all concerned are asked 10 he present
in the ;n,eres: of progressive stock
growing. The Convention Will be
called 10 order at 10 O'Clock n. m July
4, In Representative Hall, Capitol
Building. Jackson, and many success
full stock raisers will be present. pro
pared to discuss questions OF interest
to breeders. All railroads will give
reduced rates for that date and those
who desire the advancement of the
livestock interests of the State
should make an effort to attend.
Signed.
W. B. MONTGOMERY, Starkvllle.
JNo. II. ODNEAL, Jackson.
N. SCALES, Macon.
A, G. KuYKENDALL, Nj. D..
Grenada.
J. Is. BAILEY, Conehat!a.
s. N. ELLIS, Clinton.
TAFT Butler,
Agricultural College.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

For some time there has been an i'm.
preston among Noxnbcs Democrats.
that the popuIile party was about to
expire, as a large majority of them
h d signiaed their intention TO enroll
In the Democratic ranks and support
the nominees OF the Democratic parry.
IL With seen from the proclamation
OF their Executive Committee III this
issue, thai thu fight Is ttill on. and they
intend 10 lead their tMlorn hope a
saiust the serried rauks OF the Demo
cratic party Of Noxnbec. who will, no
doubt, he glad 10 know exactly where
the oncmy'slinc is.
IN the present state of affairs such q
Illumination will not be apt to produce
any CONSERVATION in the Democratic
party Of Noxubre, as the populites'
real strength, or rather weakness, 10
very we'll known, and they arc more
to be piticd than to be feared, Some
Democrats may have made attempts
TO conciiiate some d%isgruntlcd parii,s
md, no doubt. Tho aforesaid Demo.
Gratis may feel sore al the spirit In
which their advances have been re
ceivcd. but II is hest to be always
frank and oncn, and ms The Popnliies
are 40 plain spoken, and nothing will
satisfy them but u contest, then We
say let it come and every mau show
his hand.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
%sTImULANTS.

II 10 established by statistics, that
more than 80 per cent. of the whisky
sold by dealers is less than two years
id. Whisky for human use, should
be much older. Chemistry anu medi.
cal experiments show that yonDg whis-
ky 10 injurious 10 tho human system,
while on the other hand II IL asserted
BY the beet aud. most learned medical
men, that good old whisky'takcn Judi.
%c:ously is highly beneficial. because
the arometic elcmcnts found IN old
whisky do not derange, but stimulate
aud strengthen
The Club House" brand Of Bour,
bon Whisky IL made OF tho hest mate
rails and is never sold until II has at
tanned . maturity of ten years, il 10
then by reason Of sge and quality a
perfect whiskey with a mild, delicious
taste. A small trial sample, and hook
let on alcoholic stimnlants. srn, 10 any
address upon receipt of twenty five
cents 10 postage staiDps
Address.
". SHAuaHNEssY & Co..
4l9N. 9Th ST..
st. Lonts. $40.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22


last issue of the BEACON. a communi.
cation signed Medicus, In which he ms
serts that Mr. Dorroh will DO elected
"les6ing the ticket will, cyclone veto
city" In justice TO Mr.. Dorroh's on
y opponent (Mr. j. W. Deupree.) We
ask space in your valuable paper TO
correct the erroneous impression said
communication might make. And ID
statiDg-thc claims of Mr.. Dcupreo, we
present you n perfect type OF an hon
orablo, conscientious christian gentle.
man-such as the times require and
the office seeks. When the iocsiu OF
war vas sounded, he at the age Of six
teen enlisted with three Of his broth
ers and six Of his cousins from this
county ard Lowndcs and followed the
fortune OF the Bonuy Blue, until tat
tered, torn and bullet riddlcd, she
trsiled in the dust. Returning home
to find his dependence confscatcd, he
too became a plow boy, and he tou
earned The where witha! to complete
his education, and fit himself for a
useful citizenship. To day we present
you the most competent nan for chau-
cory clerk that the county could hon.
or, lie has always lived in the coum
ty--the "black belt" tnichly settled
with the negro element, where du'
ring the reconstruction period, oppo'
sition WAS strongest. Never was q
call made during that era, day OF
night but what he responded.
Tie financial panic of '7S caught
Tim, as did it many others that VIC
know, and he has been hampercd by
debt ever since. Some OF his Iarges,
creditors offer TO head h list of com
promise in his behalf. mo he re
piled, give ME time and | will pay
YOU in full with legitimate interest )
This second "paDic" coming Oh, aut
HE friends noting The earnest efiorI
he vas making TO stem the tide, al
vised that he present his claims to III,
vo!ers for Office. He is aud has evcl
been q true blue Democrat, It hat
bceu claimed by some Of tho support,
ers OF his opponents, only, that he i
a third partyitc'- such is false il
toto. We can say upon tho honor o
a gentleman. that he never attended
third party meeting, voted a thir,
party ticket, or. even heard a ihir,
party speech. What say you Mr.. cdl
tor TO that?
Now, Mcd,cus, when you pit th'
claims Of your man, with a ;went.
year tenure of Office at his back, a
gainst the losiral claims Of such a ma
as we offer you, he ''wont be in it,
Would III scrmples permit, we wonl'
bet you dollars 10 dimes, that you
man won't carry more than two, ant
We can't fluid him but u box In tn
county. We offer you no prsctica
professional politician, whose way
are dark aud tricks vain-the ofic
seeks our man, and the people hav
caught on. W. have read your f-l
stories before, Mcdicus.
Kindly yours.
JUNGLE SAP"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
,bauges in the a & College

StarkvilTe, Miss, ,Iuac H'--A' Inc
meeting If thc board OF trustees OF
Agricultural and Mechanical o''''Ss
today, Prof. c. Herbert wa" '''c'eo
.nrof.ssor in charge Of The rrrpar"
,or, depnrimcn,, in p'"c' Of Pr"' p"o-
noy l.ipsccmh. VII" W." r'''r'N
lcr,cd 10 the chair OF Eng'''h ~ F"
STATE University. Prof j, W. FOX
principal of the West Point sra''eo
SCHOOL,, was elected ~ a'''HS pEo
or oi mathematics, to succeed iro'.
Wi,,cr. who secured a years leave Oh
absence, in oia,r to study in the CHI
rago University for The "eS'e' VI "'
ton of philosophy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

The progress Of the work at the
Cotton States and international Expo
sition during the past month has been
so rapid that the 1879 acres of Pied.
mont Park, with buildings, walks,
drivcways, terraces and landscape
gardening. ia beginning to assume the
general appearance of the completed
work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

Hon. II. G. McCabe, of Vicksbnrg,
n leading candidate TOR Governor, will
address the people Of Noyubcc' county
IN the court house in Macon oh Fri
day, June 20, 1895, at II o'clock. a. IN.
Mr.. McCabc is aman with convictions,
and he has the courage to express
them, aud we trust that II people
will cono out en- maSSc to hear him.
iic is basinQ his canvass for the gubcr-
natorial nomination on state issues
and is making somo fine impressions
9th his speeches.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria..
DANGERS

DANGERS NOTICE.
Taken up by Bob Putton straying on the
Joshua Stevens place. s mile. Northeast
OF Macon, about April 18th 1895, one
Brown Heifer,
about II years old, no marks. valued at 81
Taken up by Lee Bhrch, s'raying on his
land south of ! ynn Creek in NoxuDee, Co..
Miss about Nov. LIST 1893, one
Dark Red Steer,
with white spots near left eye. about p
years old. split and underbit in each ear,
urderbil and half crop in left ear. Valued
at Si6.
The owners is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take It q.
way or 1t will be dealt with NJ the law di.
reefs j.. o. FASEii.
je lj-3t Coroner and Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
The linking Of the Elbe.

London, June 1.-THE board Of
Trads, sfter examining thoroughly all
the reports regarding the sinking o.
the North German Lloyd stsamer
Elbe, carly during the morning Of
January 81. which resulted 10 the loss
ofiabout so Iva, has ruled that ths
mate Of the Crathis. the Briiisi, steaius
or which ran into and sunk the Ger.
man steamship. was responsible for
the disasisrs Consequently the mates
certificate was suspended,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Mass Meeting Of Citizsns Of Brooks
vile.

Brooksvlls, Miss June II, 1898,
, Held III n. X. Wooten Jr's store.
Object, a%s'statsd.by Mr.. G, I. Heard
was'to o4gA4zc q silver club which
shouldseni delegated TO the Memphis
Free Silver Convention Oh IL aud 10
lust .tas 5-
Meet. Heard w o. elected tenn
porary chairman and ". W. lI"mil-
Ton was elected temporary Secretary.
On motion It was decided TINT the
organization sh0iid be known n,
"Tlc Brooksville Silver Club Ratio 16
10 !.
Next motion. which cnrried, was
that tho TEMPORARY chairman aud sec.
Rotary be made permcnont. They
both accepted and continued to serve.
On motion il was decided that tho
chairman appoint a committee TO draft
revolutions. He appointed the fol-
lowing: j. O. Glenn, I. W. Tate. on
motion the chairman was added TO the
committee.
Tie committee on resolutions re.
ported as follows:
Resolved 1 That we demand tho ro.
sioration 0 fsi.ver as a primary or 70.
dcmption money. end its free and uu-
limited coihsge at a ratio Of Is to i.
That silver should be upon the
same footing AZ gold, without refer
ence 10 eny othfr. natiou's acti III. be-
iieying "a We do that the United
States. IL able TO determine its own
money aystem.
3 That We inyite the corporation Of
all good citizens to assist in the rcsio.
ration Of silver asa. standard money
upon a parity with gold, We believ.
ing The prescut depression and un'
settled values are due mainly to the
disqualification of silver.
4 Be il further resolved that we ap.
point elk delegates to attend tho Bi'
metallic Convention 10 be held al
Memphis. Tenn, on l2th and 18Th
iusts. 4,
Members OF the meeting end those
who agree iu adopting. the above re.
solutions:
30 Glenn, I W Tate, J P Stovall
ASH Glenu, S q Williams, NJ A Park,
Thos S Henderson, Juo D Do:herow
A SHORT, D Mcleod. GIT Heard. L
T St .1chu. J If Winfield. J N McMor
ries, O e Jones. Jno D Bradford. A I
Woo,en Jr. j u Porter, B G Moore
Gus Mcleod, Ut Wilkius. J Wood
rirk, Z LAncn, \
The resolutions as above show,
wero adopted by n good majority
others will be allowed to sign the re-
solutions.
When the resolutions were offerct
BY the committee. W W Hamilton OF
fersd his resignation as secretary AM
~ a member Of tho club, ] o Glepl
was appointed in his place. The fol
lowing were appointed 10 attend III,
Bimetsllic Convention ut Memphis
Tenn. on the l2,h aud 18th iusts: :.
10 (slenn, T W Tate. A K Wootsl
Jr,J n Gaines. S D Williams, B !
Harper.
On motion the meeting adjourn
Cd. ! y
j. o. CLENn, G. T. HEARD,
Seer. Chairman.
1S6notion wss carried that scopl
81 the procssdIngs b furnishsd Tn
Aeassy papers with . request tia
they puhH.A thsm. II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

Badness is often preceded or a:
coa,pauied BY gralness u tho hair.
To prevent both badness aud gray.
ness, use Halls Hair Remover, All hon
est remedy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
NJ G. q. Excursion Rates for June

The Mississippi State Summer NOT
NAL Schools
Wul hold their meetings al ApeT-
d,ru Meridian and West Point. Mlss'
du,iny the month OF June, 1898, Low
rate tsckc,s from Nil ticket stations Oh
the Mobile Il Ohio Il. Il III MISSES
inni will be- ou sale during June, nm
tied for return passage to July or
1925.
Let's Al Take n Trip,
This summer to some OF tue i'e"''"
and measure Resorts Of Tonnesse,
Virginia the North. West aud North
wesi. Tho Mobile Il Ohio will place
tickets, nt low rates Tor round trip on
sale June LIT to September SOlh, goo"
till October 3lst. 1898. Cau on ANY
Mobile & Ohio ticket agent for in'"r
nation.
Second international Conference Ep
worth League,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 81 so 1895:
On June %, rs, 27, the Mobii" y
Ohio will sell tickets from all coupon
stations, nj the rate OF ole fire Tor the
ronnd trip, good tor fifteen days from
date of sale. with privilege OF extern
sion of line fifteen days longer.
National Educational Association
Meeting.
Denver, Col. July 5-l2 1895.
The Mobile Il Ohio will srll for this
occasion, from all coupon offices, trk-
eta ut round triy rate Of one fare, with
So 90 Membership ice added. to Dem
yer. Colorado Springs. Mnnilou nn'l
Pueblo Tickets sold on July ;. 4 and
;. limited to july Is, subject to extern
sion until September l. 1885. For
particulars call on your station ticket
agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

C.storis IL Dr.. Samuel Pitehess prescription for Iphn.:
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium. Morphine NJ,
other Narcotic substance. 1t II . harmless substtut.
for Parceoric, Drops. Soothing syrups. and Castor on
II 10 Pleasant. Its guarastee u thirty years. use n
millions Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and sla,.
severishness. Castsria prevents vomiting Sour Cu,a
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieve.
tecthing troubles cures constipation and fatu,epcv
Castoria assimilates tho food. regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ca.
TORN l.. tho Children's Psnacea-the Mothers Friend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
KILL-GERM
CURES ITCH
IN 80 MINUTES,

Cures Mango on Dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy.
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by
Macon Druggists
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
NOTICE

NuTATIGN NOTICE
The State Of Mississippi,
Anna 7. Bcarden,
No, 1910 Va In tho Chamcerv Court
Of Noxubce County.
Joshua Patterson,
To John Patterson, n nonresident Gefen-
dant:-
We command you TO he and appear he.
fore the Chancellor of said Chanccry Court
at Il term thereof to be holden at the Court
House, in the town Of Macon. in said cOun.
ty, on the ith Monday of October, A.. D.,
1905, then and there to plead, answer OF
demur to the original bill in said cause,
wherein you ar. defendant.
Witness my signature and tho seal Of said
Court affixed, this 3rd day OF May. A. D.,
1893. JONI 4. TYSON.
~inayll.3t Chancery Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22

"castoris Is the best remedy Tor children OF
which I Am acquainted. Ihopc the day 10 not
,.r distant when mothers will consi'es tho real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria In
s,e,d Of the various qunck nostruus which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcinx opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
.,rn,s down their ~tiroats, thereby sending
them TO premature grnves-"
DR. J. r. KrNcmuOH,
Cooway, Ark
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Castoria.

"Castoh, IA o., excellent medicine fos cnh'
drn. Mothers have repeatedly hold mo OF ns
rood effect upon their ~children."
Dr. q. G. OsaooD.
Lowell. MAas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
Castoria

"Caseoria b 20 we'll sdhpted.o chod,, !,
lrcoommend 10 q rlperiorto my $500
known " me-"
Iii 30. oxfori st., Brooklyn. nj
"Our physicians IN The children. ~
msnt have spoken highly Of tAsr r..
encs In their outside practice with a..
end although we only have suon, }
medical supplies whnt Ia known
products, YET we are free 70 COMES. M.
merits Of cas,oris has won " y SA B
favor upon H." 1
UNITED HosrrrAL y Dis,uu,l
Boston, Y
AIlK Q. enIfn, Pfes.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-06-22
June -. 1895.

Ex Gov Lowry will speak AT Fair
piew ,JuIy Let. and Mt Macon July I'd.
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NoTIcE.-LumBER Lu1

NVIIVE- LV
Champion Lumber Mills NJ
T'hesc mills are lcca'ea ~ ]
best Yellow Pine Timber II
the NJ. h q. r. r. Opera'ea
power. Manufacture
dressed yellow pine lumber
Address:
}. &. MEAn"'j
Winchester. WAYNE "
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n. O,.~..r Company, n Murray strsst, New York Ctr
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-17
ON THE wARPArH.

a Chief Justice Shoots and Fatally
Wounds Lawyer.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dsc 16.-Chief
Justice Snodgrass to day shot and fa.
tally wounded Lawyer Beasley.
Judge Snodgrass called to see Mr.,
Spurlock, who 10 g partner OF ConRrsss-
man Brown. Mr.. Beasley was sitting at
desk and the Judge walking up to him
denounced an article IN this m orninR's
Times which appeared over BeasleY's
signature ss lie. Mr.. Beaeley stated
IL was true.
They came to blows and Judge Snod-
grass drew pistol and shot st Beasley
twice. One ball entered the left arm
near the wrist and came out near the
elbow. The other ball longed in the
ceiling.
The charges made by Mr.. Beasley in
his card the Times were to the effe ct
that supreme court rendered decision
In o railroad case from political stand
point and not from that Of Justice.
The shooting has created great ex-
oitemept. Judge Snodgrasa went be-
fore Justice Tom Cowart and waived
trial, and upon giving 81. GOO bond, was
released.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-17
EGYPT AS a COTTON 6ompE11 ron.
Consul General Fairfield Urges That
1t ha Grown I'm rbi. C...a&

1t BIO Grown in This Country.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-United States
Consul General Panfield, at Carlo,
EGYPT, has made q report to the State
department., which will, from its i'm.
portance, be made the subject of q sue-
oial publication, calling attention to the
rapid growth OF Egypt as q oompetitor
with the United States for the cotton
markets OF the world. He says that his
FORMER representations appearing to
nave failed to secure the attention that
the subject demands, he ia induoed To
once more strongly urge the United
States COZ ON producers to make efforts
to meet this competition.
At present Egyptian cotton ia sold at
TWO cents per pound more than the price
VI Americnn cotton, and owing to the
superiority OF the Egyptian producs is
oeins purchased In quantities for exc
port TO the United States. The sales,
wa!on ten .years ago amounted to but
$3.50 paies, have increased until from
the oest estimates 1t Ia believed THAI
curing the year beginning September 1,
1898, no less than $4,000 bales will be
snlpped to the United States, and as
these Egyptian bales are fifty per cent.
larger than the American bales ex-
ports to the country will amount to
1o.Uoo bales, according to our standard.
Mr.. Psnfield urges that efforts be
made by our planters to grow the
Egyptian cotton in this country, he
holding that there must certainly be
some portion adopted to Its growth,
probably the Mississippi valley or the
brazos river section of Texas.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-17
| SMOKE Reynolds Cigar Co.'s new
IN; & w." and enjoy life. Sold by ali
dealers,
Conspiracy to murder.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Dec. 16.-A conspiracy
to murder George Pullman and PHILLIP
ID. d. Armour has just come to light,
and every fort is being made to sppre,
bend the perpetrators of the plot. This
morning two packages were received at
the postoffioe, of which Vim. Hanlon is
superintendent, addressed to George
Pullman and Mr.. Armour respectively,
and being of such suspicious pature
that Mr.. Hanlon turned them over To
the police, who, on examination. found
them 20 be Internal machines.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-17
MIR. Bsyard's Denial,

LONDON, Dec. 16-The United States
embassy to-day issued contracd lotion
to the press statement to the effect tina t
United States Ambassador Bayard on
Saturday last in reply to the adverse
comments upon his recent spee Oh, which
have appeared in the American news
papers. said it was due to the fact that
the silly season had arrived in America
The note Issued to- day says that Mr..
bayard has made no comment whatever
on the subject.