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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
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Man tann nod bariiber ftreiten. ob
Der lebtere Same fir unfere 9unbes.
bauptitabt niGt bod lbertrieben 1T;
aber iorsfdltise 8eoba@t<r iinb @
5temli@ etnis barber, bab in ben
@usen Der Mitglieber unb Nttahes
europdif1er @sfanbIdaften ber Stang
Der 8unbesbaupttobt gang bebeuteno
geftiegen 1T, unb bic 3ett, ba Wa.
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plomaten 9emieben tpurbe. 5dpu aana
binter uns liest.
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europdifde Dtplomaten unb 5olde,
bic es iperben tpo1en. gerabe3u etne
@orliebe fir ben Dienit in Der 6auptz
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aueen unb es lobnt {i4 baber, Elm pez=
nig auf bie1en Wanbel ber diplomats
i4en @efiible unb r@ef@mdder." ober
bod pieler berfelben, aufmertfam aA
MAIDEN.
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cialer @erbannun9, ibr 2anb in ben
Scr. Staaten repraientiren gu mutt
fen! 9inii@tli4 GINGER GonfutszMo=
item in entleseneren Stdbten mao bie=
Ter 8e9rtff nod iebt beiteben; aber
binit4tli9 UNI erer 8unbesbauptttabt
|f@etnt mai, bapon sriinbli@ ab9etom=
men gu 1ein. Dies aeist bic Sort
i4ritte, pel9e leBtere in Der 0erteinez
rung i'm Stnne GROCER europdif&er'
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rung bes seie1f4aftli&en @eranii=
gungslebens. Ser Man9el hieran.
unter ber 9errf9aft ber alien bemoz
tratif@en Ginfa@beit iopie als a
tirli4e 6olge Der Sugenb biefes 2anz'
bes, ma@te eben friber Wafbington
in ienen &reifen tpent9 beliebt. 9a3u
fam, baB bic Diplomoten, pel@e ii&
unter alien umitdnben perpfli&tet:
fiblen, fi& berporragenb unb gefeqiq
angenebm gu MAIDEN unb ibren @uhm.
audi in btefen Dinsen in ibrer !9eiz
matb lebbaft miberbol1en gu l"8en,
bterorts ber3li6 >pentg @ptelraum.
bafiir fanben, uno BON ben 8G1en.,
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ten, ienfeits beg groben 9drin9steiz
DIES 10 gut ME garniht geipro@e
murbe.
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nod beute cine gefe1i@aftli4e Diplpz
maten : @ffdre in @aibtngton lanse
ni9t auf cine @tufe nit benienigen-
in trsenb elmer sroBen, europdii&en.
9auptitabt itellen, troBbem Der @erz
tebr Iber ben groBen Ocean, elm:
f@lteBli@ BEG telegrapbif4en, Elm eiel
inniserer setporben 1T. SIM uebrieen
aber europdiiirt ii4 Wafbington obne
3meifel INNER mebr, l1nb es bat au4
feline fpecie0en @or5ige, pel4e jenen
europdt@en 9auptitdbten abseben.
Da lit Dor MQem bic er0bere 8eptz
gungs : Treibett. @erabe bic nod int
mel borbanoene @ntlesenbeit betpirtt
audi, bab ale bummen Strei@e ober
irgenbpel@e iociale @erit0Be zines BIZ
plomattf@en @ertreters in Wafhinqz
ton peiter feline Tolgen fir tbn baben,
ndbrenb ibm in europa jebe 2appalte:
unter umitdnben fir@terli@ tptrbens
fam! Mus ben leBten paar Sabren !iez
ben ii@ mebrere auffanenbe 8eiipiele.
bterfur anfubren. l1nb enblt@ au@-
Taft not leaft - f@etnt bas Mafbinsz-
toner pfafter fir bic Dtplomaien ftbr'
ginitig gum Wegf@nappen rei&er:
ameritanif@er @rbtnnen 3u fem!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
&arttbert6tt.
Chicago.

Mi~ntertuei3en 80 "a; Rossen 36
81; @erfte "a 80; 9afer $780,;
Corn 23-24; Mebl, patent, per Tab
Simotbpfamen 400 2.80; Tla9s
70; S%imotbpbeu 100000; prairtez
beu 7.0O-8.00; Butter, Creamery
14-18; Butter, Dairp 9-17: @tiez
re 4.05-5.40; &iiE 1.9O-4.25;
@toders 3.9O-4.25; RGlber 1850
6.25; @4peine 3.40-3.90; S@afe
.2.25@.OO; 2dmmcr 3.5O-5.15;
9ibner 6-8; Surtep 11-12; @nten
1O-11; @dnfe IS; Mepfel per SAB
1.00-1.20; &artoHeln 10 25;8ob=
men $50; @ier II; 3alg 2-3;
W6istep 1.18; RGie, Cream 80;
RGie, @@met5er 9-10.
Yetlpautee.
@ei3en 68-85; @ossen 1886;
@erite 22-31; 9afer 16-19; Corn
10; Mebl, patent, per SAB 3.85-
4.25; Stmotbpiamen 2.00-2.90;
&.eefamen 4.50-7.65; Tla@s 70
80; Stmotbpbeu 10000; 9rai=
riebeu 4.00-8,00; Butter, Creamery
1915; Butter, DatrD 11-16;
&Gie, Cream 10-11; Rd1e. @9tpei:
ger 80; &artoHeln 20-25; @ter
Il; 9opfen 11-14; @tiere $50
4.25; Ribe 1.75-2.75; Stoders unb
6eebers 2.75-3.7; @@metne $685.
!3.25-4.5O.
minneapolts & 81. Nanl.
Mei3en 72-76; @oggen 80; Ser tie
21-22; Safer 15-16; Corn 16;
Tla@s 73-N; Mebl 2.50-4.1O;
&leie 6.25-6.75; Mtlbes 9eu 400
900; Butter, Creamery 14-18;
Butter, 9atrp 11-15; @ier 13-14.
st xpnts.
@tiere 2,6o-4.20; &ube 2.25-
400; @toders unb Teebers 2.65-
Ais; @4meine 3.40-3.85; @4ufe
10000; 2dmmer 4.OO-5.OO;
Mei5en 80; Corn 20; Rogsen 33;
9afer 17-18; 5la@s 1915.
aantas Gttp.
Met3en $780,; Corn: 1919;
9afer 1870; &os9en 81; @ter ID
-15; @tiere 2.75-5.00; Ribe LIS
$40; @toders unb Geebers 3.25--'
$50; @@meine 3.00-3.50; @4afe
2.00-4.80; 2dmmer 4.O0-4.60.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

|UIuQHDtH IWIcuHtYl, iuu1leHO wv
b%etrpgene M%oblthdterin CUR polt3et
ging unb bon benz @4pinbel Mittbetz
lung maate.
- Dem MrbeitstommifGr s. 8.
Fitzgerald in Can Tranciseo
lit BON benz Mrbeits : Gommt6Gr 90.
q. Mrm itrong Der 9apaii'i9en en-
1eln bic @inlabung geporben, bteielz
ben gu befu4en, um nit ben borttgen
8eb0rben iber bic BON ibnen beabii9=
tigte @infubrung amerttanil4er Or
better an Steue ber jebt auf ben planz
tasen bei@dftigten Gbineien unb eSaz
paner gu beratben. 9err 5ib9eralo
1T aber nod I'M un9epiKen, ob ct i'm
Stanbe iein piirbe, bic fir bic sSnz
feln ben0tbigen @rbeiter : Ma7en
liefern gu t0nnen un5 pirb erit abz
marten, ob bic 2egislatur ben @e1ebz
entpurf ,annebmen miro, tpel4er bic
Misunderstanding bes itaatli9en fret
en- Irbeits : Na@peifunes : Bureaus
be3pedt, ebe er it9 iiber bic Mnnabme
ber @inlabung entf@eioet. Gr nttb
berfelben na@tommen, faQs bic Sc
feBporla9e an9enommen tpirb, an
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
The Sixteenth Section Case.

If there were any doubts or misgiv-
ings in the minds Of our people in regard
TO contesting the legality Of collecting
state, county and municipal taxes upon
property in the sixteenth section, they
were removed last Wednesday when
Judge J. A. Orr, representing various
citizens, fled a bill with the Chanoery
Court asking that the city be enjoined
from the collection Of all municipal
taxes. The case is the same one refer
red TO extensively in these columns
some time ago. There has always been
q doubt in the minds Of some of our cit
liens Is to the right Of city, county and
state TO collect taxes from property in
the sixteenth section. Years ago con-
gress set aside every sixteen section Of
land throughout Mississippi to aid and
foster education, and the lands in the
sixteenth section here are leased tt
their present holders for a term Of nine
ty nine years and the money thus deriv
ed is applied toward maintaining Frank
lin Academy. Lease holders in this cit,
claim they are merely rentors and, thi
being the case, it is not right to burden
them with taxation. This is the basi
of their claim for exemption. Will
Judge Orr bill has been filed the cas-
will not be heard until the next term O
court. Columbus Dispatch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
Four 1embers OF thu Faculty of the
A. & 1. College Resign.

The Trustees OF the Agricultural &
Mechanical College Of Mississippi, have
requested the resignation Of Prof. s u.
Tracy, Director Of the Experimental
Station G c. Creelman, professor of
biol5gy, H. {. Weed, professor Of En-
tomo,ogy and NJ. D. c. Hull, one Of
the tutors.
Owing to the late hour Of going tc
press the particulars and cause for the
resignation Of thess gentlemen could
not be learned but the supposition i:
tina, their designations were asked fol
because they had divulged some impor'
tant score. proceedings of the faculty
meeting.
The resignation Of Profs. Weed ant
Hull are TO be rendered Immediately
but those Of Prots. Tracy and Creelmal
does not take effect until the close o
the session.
The above are the facts in the case a
near as a Times representative could OBJ
tain them. -Starkville Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
Macon. Miss

The Ranger advertised 8 strsy mule
& Ne sid the frs: Monday in April, but
Tony Barnes. the party who had taken
:. tie mule. instead Of bringing 1t to
sss Court House sent s pOSts. stating
tAs; themuls hsi disappeared Fol
Tony information, and for all wht
axe mp es;rSy stock, We will publish the
following sections from the cole
Sec. l10-When any estrsv shall die
= escape the tskeg up shsll, without
delay uSAe report tkereott 70 the ranger
% cath, etc.
Sec l1s4-It Any person shall take OF
sal swsv 81 e,trsy oat u this state, o.
shall trade, sell OF barter the same; OF
Il = ,Ake- Mp shall fail 10 deliver sait
At-sy u the ranger AT the court house
N the isy II sale a said estray, sale
rs.syr sh&l. to- every such offence, BE-
punished IS for > mis5emeanor, and II
addition thereto. shall be liable 10 the
owner tc- the value Of Jle animal ans
zay ,2ks- up shall forfeit al compensa
ica to- :skiDs up and keeping such eS'
ray
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
MATiL0AtLStIts~

The Pisnes- Press. :; Paul, Mimi,
has the following to SAY Of N$usdA
FLETCHER, who viii lecture ~ the ASoe'
nm hall April 50
Ms.iiA Fletcher 5 lecture was very
inscnious Sni amusing, 1t was con-
cs'ei bv al that in 81 the boor and
sra;ler s,sces " eloQUeace, aa& IN the
clear. rb>a. u-Acacai sNl S1u& winch
tcnsScel tie feyvoT g; Aec eni0sSaSm'
in i~ntcllsesua fertility. in genuine aU'
nor AnSin modes, Sad graceful woman
Illness e MAINE, and temper 0dSlSSch,
She "a ex>e,s any Of The famous lad.
orators saO have he.etotOVe visited 81
psal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

II any ~aiiiuo1a, evidence ware De7le1
TO emphasize the Is1o1al cEa-ac;=. O:
the di:a.,e. c4zsei BY rhs Mississippi
a9cis, il !. supplied By :ae special bull
letn Just issued By the Department C!
Agriculture. basel upon 3 wea.he, BIZ
reau chart Of the inundated a-ea. MI
lions o. acres and th9lsanis Q! farms
are involved in The State Of Mississippi,
Missouri, Tennessee and Arkansas
which are .he chief sufferers. An ar
curar4 calculation Of the ares and the
market value PEI acre Of the farm land
under cultivation in this fertile section
when the rush Of waters brought deyas-
tation shows invested capital Of not les:
than SIC, 600. 900.
Seventy SIX millions Of agriculture
interest in the valley Of the Mississippi.
practically wiped ont for season.
SUN 10 restore which would require I
contribution Of more than a dollar e2cl
from every man, womrn and child il
the United States. At this distance III
almost impossible TO comprehend wha
this loss means TO the stricken commu
| mites, or the suffering and misery tina
it entails. And yet We have been force,
10 witness members Of congress rsisin,
objections 10 and entering protest agains
the $500, 900 relief measure passed in re
Spouse to the President appeal.
If another 500. 900 shsuld be foun.
necessary, the country would rise a
n man TO demand further action b
Congress. Ii is not a time or a case 70
hair splitting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

Two Mormon elders were in the CITY
toaar. They were r. T. Pomeroy Of
Mason City, Arizona, president Of the
Mississippi Mormon conference, and his
companion, Geo. 3 Cox, Jr., Of Man
o, Utah, and were On their way to
Madison county, where there is a Nor.
mo church They informed us that
they now have il Mississippi eight
churches with about three hundred
members. The Mormon Stase confer
ence viii meet IN either Madison or Ok
tfbbeha county Oh the 29th of Nav, and
will he attended by all the elders in tbi.
State, thirty eight in number. -Clarior
Ledger.
HThese Aormons have been in Noxube,
and Winston counties but we have no
heard that they have any followers i,
this section.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
J~effersonlaa Revival.

There was peculiar sigbiacaroain TINS
years rocosnition and celebration O.
/ JeEe-ean. birthday. Pratsh'E aeve~
| before Was ;5e eveHtaore sene1rliyrec'
o-7.;e,5 ny tr.bc, T. t&g cla-screr sHd
so-yioss oi the Srea; Dsuoo7a:- from
, many c;H ceat socgces-
T0o b7s1,.es g. the oil Democratic
rsr,y ves w;;h each other in lsndiuG
hiS r-ir-ir,as sr3 in cieirIinS aim rs ;be
political 2a,-7a s,la- If their orSeuEs
sons. But while tire formal oeiehra
.:on os the anniversary was II the main
tn:,ei - Democrsic organizations Of
VARYING shades II opinion, there wss a
general recognition Of the day by Re
publican organs, soine Of them show
ing unexpected sympathy with hstsach'
iaes By the publication Of extraordinary
tributes 10 his work as the exponent q
the fundamental principles q reqUbh-
csn government.
In these tributes toie5sSoa from rs
r!ous political so1-oe> may ~ found 4
most encouraging sign; : q special
;mpogtsace at this time. Devotion to
the principle q absolute equality 2nd
justice il the laws Sni hAtrsi 0: every
form q lesahzei privilege ard op7o-ta-
nity to acquire power saa wealth, were
the moving idess oi Jefferson.
Under tie operation a ascdm-ls-
81. laws. monopoly il various forms
s;the- based upon OF Al@l by lss2A1a1
1 privileges. hss becoIas the ove@aaiow-
Ing evil Of this coa-t-y The RsraoA-
( cau party i nov attempting by AZ SoIss
Of the power plsoei III rs hands - eA--y
lszaldzscriminatioa sr3isSSslve priv
Ie-e - AZ extreme Il Is proposing u
decree mx lsyle Il the form G: Aw A1i
il the r1ise 0. revenue scis To- tie 81
rchrep. q one class q ciE1s2s S; the
expense q the whole people
S.uiy Of jefferson teachings Gamma
fail to bring 5 -eAh-rs sense otAs 1s--
ger ard the wrong q such legislative de-
Gees i cznno: fail 70 Y9c-o-e All
crystallze il o7?osiHa1" No
~ropolsEc privileges Aad Discriminating
laws There il II rae Aw2ke-.s 70 i-'
meaning AMI the value G: 5s@-so1
work 8 promise ot1ae srs-2S -
the concentrating Q: the A-I-Uo1c?oy
forces whch Will sweep every remnant
C! Discriminating Acknowledgements
legislation from the sts-ute book
n Js=U-sol;41 principles vii .
found the inspiration sai the gliis1o.
q. the reaction il popular se11Ds1
which ! the inevitable consequence q
the excuses q an.1si Andr1,ao7s TAXA
ton il which the Republican: rlps
to indulge -R%yabhc,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
to be awarded by the
NOXubee Gun Club,
MACON, MISS,
May 4th, 5th and 9th, 1897.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
MACON, MISS,
May 4th, 5th and 9th, 1897.

1. A fine tree hat rack by National Furniture Co, through
]. F. Shelton, to winner of first event, value ST. so.
2. Pair fine shoes by Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., through
Macon Mercantile Co., to winner second event, value Sc.
3. Ten pound drum Z. c. Powder by The E. c. Powder
Co., through G. NJ. Scales to winner E. {. Event (3d) val. $40.
4. Beautiful sole leather (Leg of Mutton) gun case by {.
and W. Mclean thro. c. M. Scales to winner of 4th event,
value $500.
5. Pair fine shoes by Richardson Bros. & Co. thro. w. B.
Patty to winner of fifth event, value SIS.
6. Box fine cigars by Preston & Staufer, thro. J. c. H.
Jones, Jr, to winner of sixth event, value SIS.
Z Barrel sylph Flour by H L. Halliday Milling Co., thro.
A. Klaus, to winner of seventh event, value Sc.
o. Par pants to be mac de to measure by ]. w. Losse Pro-
gressive Tailoring Co., through c. M. Scales, to winner of
9. Pair fine shoes by Peters Shoe Co., through w. M.
Jones to winner OF third money in tenth event, value SIS.
10. Pair fine shoes by ". A: Paisley, thro. M. Sc ales, &c
winner of tenth event, value IS.
II. Fine English Riding Bride by v. c. Cavett, thro. Ma.
con Mer. Co, to winner of eleventh event, value SIS.
IL. Six bottles Gayaso Club by Van Kincannon, thro c,
M. Scales, three each to winners of first and second money,
twelfth event, value Sc.
13. Pair pants to be made to measure by M Born & Co.,
tailors, thro. A. Klaus, to winner of 9Th event, value 81.
IA. Hundred fine cigars by F. r.. Rice & Co. thro. c, M.
Scales to winner Of fourteenth event, value SIS.
Is. Six bottles Club House by NJ. Shaughnessy & Co.
thro. {. M. Scales, 2 each to the three highest score in ff
teenth event, value Sc.
16. Two suits fine underwear by O'Brien Bros. thro W. n.
Patty, to winner of sixteenth event, value SIS.
II. Fine hat by E. L. Brooking through T. c. Wilkerson
to winner of Seventeenth event, value So.
IL. Box Vanilla Waters by American Biscuit & MFG. Co
10. Box Assorted Cakes by The Dozier Bakery, thro {. M
ocales, TO winner OF nineteenth event, value 80.
~. Box cigars by Sternberg & Sons, thro. c. M. Scales. to
winner of twentieth event, value rs.
Il Powers Brass Jointed Cleaning Rod by II. L. BowIds.
thro. {. M Scales, to winner Of twenty first event, val. $50
~. Box Cigars by Aug. Graft thro C. l.. Heinrich, to win.
ner OF twentysecond event, value $50
20. Cash 5000 by Bennett Land Co. thro. {. M. Scales to
winner of twenty sixth event.
~ Halt keg Hazard blue Ribbon Sinokcless Powder
by Nm McBlair, thro. c. N. Scales, to winner Of twenty.
third event, value &12. so. '
20. Gallon Rye Whiskey by Hayncr Distiling Co, thro c.
M; scales, to winner Of twenty fourth event, value 1850.
70. len pounds Pride OF Reidsvile" Smoking Tobacco by
Robt. Harris & Bro. thro c. M. Scales to winner OF twentyy
seventh event, value ~. so. s
-. Pair Pants to be made to measure by International
Tailoring Co., thro S. B. King to winner Of second money In
twcnty-hrst event. valuc rs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
News Service Extended.

The st. Louis Republic recently made
arrangements with the cable companies
whereby direct news from all sections
of the civilized world are received. 1t
now prints more authentic foreign news
than any other paper and continues to
keep up its record for publishing all the
home news, The outlook for the year
is n of big news events, fast succeed.
ing each other, ana they will be highly
interesting to every one. The price Of
the Republic daily is SO a year, ST S.. 81
for three months. The twice-a-weel
Republic will remain the same-on'
dollar a year, by mail, twice a week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
The New York World
TERIcE.A WEEK EDITION.


Apape- IS useful to You as a great S.
daily for only one dollar a year. Bet
ter than ever. All the News Of All
the World All the Time. Accurate
and fair 70 everybody. Democratic and
for the people. Against trusts and all
monopolies. Brilliant illustrations
Stories by great authors in every num-
Der. Splendid reading for women and
other special departments of unusualin-
terest.
1t stands first among weekly pa
pers in size, frequency OF publication
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list Of subscribers, extending to every
state and territory of the Union and
foreign countries, will vouch for the &C
curacy and fairness of its news columns.
Address,
THRICE A WEEK WORLD,
Pulitzer Building, New York.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

Two wears ago r. j. Warren, q drug
gist at Pleasant BRONX. N. Y. bought
a small supply of Chamborlaiu's Cough
Remedy. lie sums up the result ms
follows: AT that time the goods
we're unknown In this section: 10 day
Chamberlain Cough Remedy il a
household word" II 10 the same IN
hubdreds of communities. Where ever
tho good qualities of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy become known the
people will have nothing else. Fol-
sale by T. S. Murphey, Macon and o
+. Hamilton, Shuqualak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

Americans SEe iLc m0>i laYssitEs
usop.e % cargh. To them have ucsu
,.ued acarly 6uuo patents Or more
iszu oaz Jh.rt Of sl ihe patents q
suel = Ihs world Nc discovery 81
moi .ru srz-, as< ossa vi greater pen
rtl 10 usuSind TEAM IisnGert4Iu'-
Ca.tc. Ccse@ and d ,FrEoea Remedy,
or 10. done more 70 rstjsve pXlu and
suffering j. ". Na1sha, Of OaSIor.
kg. >sys: i have used Chamber
laws Cole, Colrrs and Disrrhoes
Remedy in nv family tor several
wears. 2Bd ind il 10 be ine best mtdl-
cine ever used for cramps Ia the
sl0RseR and bowels For sale by !.
:. MurPhev. Macon, O. IL Hamilton.
SluQUalsS-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller Of Irving, H.. writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble
Tor many years. with severe pains in
his back and also that his bladder was
affected. lie tried many SO called kid.
Dey cures but without any good re.
sui. About a wear ago he bcgsn the
use OF Electric Bilters and found re-
lief at once Electric Bi'ters is espc.
ciallv adapted TO the cure OF all Kid
ney and Liver troubles and often gives
almost instant rclief. One trial will
prove our statement. Pfice only fifty
cents nj all drug sioree.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

The United Confederate Veterans will
meet in Nashville. Tenn, OF Nay 22d,
Esd and cath. There are now 900 camps,
and applications are in for about 80
mere. There are two campsin Illinois,
two in Montana, one in Indiana and one
in California. Only veterans who be
long to organized camps can participate
in the business meeting at Nashville
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

The State of Mississippi.
Mr.. Trina Hunter, ct al In the Chancery
No. 1858 Va. court OF Noxubeo
Rupert Cannon, ct al. county.
Total II. Cannon, Z. l.. Herbert and Mrs.
Melville Herbert whose postofiee is Ard.
more. Chickasaw Nation, Indian Terri.
tory. and Ernest Cannon. Parker, Collins
county, Texas:
We command you to be and appear BE-.
fors the chancellor Of our said chancery
court at q term thereof. to be holden at The
Cotrt- House. 10 the town OF Macon. In said
county on the 9Th Monday in April. A. D.,
lb9', then and there TO plead. answer or
denur to the original bill OF complaint In
salt cause wherein you are defendants.
Witness nv signature and the seal ofsajd
count affixed. this III day Of March. A. D..
1897 y, T. J~Sowwo"
~ y D. Dorfon' y. Y. Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

We understand that the authorities Of
the II. d o. r. r. are talking shout
tearing up the Muldon and Arteas
branches Of that road ana extending the
line now building from Columbus via
Aberdeen to Okolona. Ea-ly action Is
however, not anticipated Ok5lola
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

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