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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
A Window in New York
co7yHsst '&S By NJ. QUAD.


Curtains had been hung so as (,
make 4 little room Of the saloo,
window. and seated on a woodeY
chair in the window was a rattle,
seediy-dreSsed man. who sat with fold.
a. arms aud eyes fixed on the building,
opposite. Around the window was =
crowd Of so men and boys. jostling and
Eeering and hardly saving a word 10
each other, while a policeman kept a
'ane clear down The middle Of the side.
walk.
What is it?" asked OF the officer.
as he came 10 4 halt for & moment.
Dunno was his curt reply.
What is it?" asked Of three or four
different ones in the crowd.
Dunno was The reply Of each one.
I squeezed my way through the
crowd until I got close 10 the window
The man inside sat s,ifay erect and
seldom moved foot or finger. He didn't
l5ok like q hero, and he wasn't clothed
as a champion athlete. After gazing
at him for Is minutes without catching
en- 10 anything, l went inside and asked
Of a man behind the bar:
"Hil you please explain what sort OF
an exhibition This is?"
Its no eNhibition,H he replied.
but there's q man in the window
Yes"
Isn't he on exhibition"
He may be-"
But if he isn't, why is he there?"
Dunno"
When the barman had served two
thirsty customers | returned TO the
and asked: ,
rs the man in the window a bridge J
or anything Of that sort?o
Il guess not" ,
Has he saved ~anybody's life or per.
ormea some daring deed?"
Not thatI know Of" g.,
He looks like a common sort Of {
IAN" :
Yes, he is" :
IN fact, I'd take him for a tronnn :,
80 would l." :
Ny friend I continued, with one q
st desperate effort, rs he %si,,iro t.
in that window with any 7~articn, !,
r oh.ec; iii yiew?" =
Haven't ! told you I didn't know 81
the barmaD, as he flashed NJ, a.,
He came In hars orr 81, r. y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

E-E- --h s.--z
r-r-- - morse 10 Ut
.-'- VA" --' pursued
- aH-
q.
.--. -- it-1 :
cs-re -+a &c
s- -i e'5-.Hct
49, 1-t --i.
man -.-.es %
mai - A.-'- ile
-a paw.
IL --,. 90 en-
-s- r-+ vas 1'-Ae-. HE
tie -,eT - 'l!s- &.o1s
aside H.. -7- --ls
Jag morse which
-. .--eA As- been
Al - -ls'a-ce
ore -7'-.ie-. Al
60, ieei VIDE
a,-r s''-' u -7- a.i'sd The
- ~- GIG -sapeL
M.
~re--. : q O. series O:
H. ~, "--e- made
Pr, s-.- 1 .2-
.- -. garrison were
--nl' and were
- -Lr auut was
N- "57A> curing which
,--- '1r@e ra'Fes, two
,.- 2 escaped
-s i'-A he 1rst ii was
Il -s yes queer beast.
lard 81 night ucz -r1Nlel
SIX ITS victims Not
a.. rs s.ta; sze, he moved
r c--t'',F q g Kitten ard ,le
Tie soldiers We're
.'' -'- Il front he would ay. ,
= .s~' alo &'-- Q nan OF horse !
- -10s l-ls@ One night he ,
ne GDp-sentineis who Z
- - 49, -I- onl! - feet s
49, 70 tht center O.:
"t1s ooAged 10 leap :.
@ee4lls men, BE seized a I.
!, 80 wa smoking beside I ire 7
.,.t- M. OF. Tie poor soldiers Z
NE camp. but the lion !,
lie did not kill the ;
ELA ~ -
y ms hunger, but dropped =
1.,e1 carrying it half a mile. !
ic.;rs :. "r sai an! Of his human u
- -"' Mon!a sometimes deyour II
e.l''e ooo! Of . horse. Aft. 81
OF SO the natives r.. &c
~ Is1ueF any further assistance 10
tanning that The beas. vas - ii
. an evil spiri, ,r5 possessed y
that was said sb.,,, r. s'ool :.
,eIS eouie accomplish nothing witbon, q
IN ana the hunt Was therefore OF
1,Ioneu ioF a time. al
Dutihs this internal of abou, % d,,s %
e lion visited a native an ~
a'AN9 and Killed two men, three NON. ia
J, d boy and five head Of cattle. H. lie
,.eIea Inc place just after dark, and
noTh was completed and he had lii
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

Was placed abolrd o. q steamer bound
FOR Hare, thence 10 be sent 10 New
York, but in ten days was found dead
IN his cage, though seemingly in per
f-c, hsalth up 10 the hour he died. An
autopsy proved that he was deaf and
dumb from the day OF bis birth. He
could not IS much as whine nor could
lie have heauj the repor, Of a rife at
5 ear. That he was dumb many had
suspected, but that lie had run his
,2ure ana made such Z record with
2ue Of his chief senses missing has a..
been considered marvellous by
hose who know the story.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
WHERE SPINsTERS ABOUND.
.. '""s Di%sinheriting wives
Aliens Keeps Many of Tbe,,
"omen single.

Hpihsters are said 10 be mora
Gus IN the Bermuda islands in nrnmon
'oh 10 the population thar in ,,raa
any other locality. This spipsterbnod
e Uue 10 the stringent property lo,,s
Il semitropical climate Of Tho islon3.
Il 'heir isolation have made If ,ha ~
rao,'an's OF English stock a ouie, nj.
most sluggish folk, of a simplicity n.a u,
y ~Arcadlan. The women esnso;n,'',
many OF whom live very parram IL.
never leaving the islands. are remar,a,
ma i"f lheir old-fashioned hospitality
''u a natural ease of manner vhiat
eus 10 arise from an entire foi,h -
those with whom they como IL a" III
IN bermuda, as in England, pronertr
cspe'laIiy real estate. remains in ~
same family for long periods, and ne
u me descendants of the frst sa,.I"
sun possess lands which h,ra ~
passed out of their families, No a,;.n
IN acquire a title TO land in Bermrsa
ei'ner by purchase or inheritance T.
ehiehy a precautionary mo,snn
against the Portuguese. who ao"H,
ane country and go in largely for on;ou
s'o"lng' But the law provides ,ha,
"onlah marries a foreigner she shaii
s IU' on,y lose her landed property, hnt
shaii also become Incapable ~
lug any This law is naturally not NOM
'ai WIN the ladies', who see their hro.
mate with Americans ma I'm
l,iens' and would fain have nv o."er
loer'y' Occasionally Bermu5an alne
hn, .heir e'rthrights for loves
ess ols as a rule the charms of PENN.
nen -" a'ae are not sufficient for Young
r,en TO desire them for wives, and ,nmss
aany g'T,sare doomed TO single blessaas
h. III hermuda simply by the law ~
ne iand.-Chicago Chronicle vi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
WASP md Horne,

IN Nasp and a Hornet are again ~
ne roster of ships In the Amer,,.a
navy whose historic names boro h ~
Q recent purchases of smnl,sr
S,e,s oy the government. The ,"..
~ isl2,l4 was distinguished nv va. var
.I'',an' actions of both the Horne, .a',
me Wasp, is guns. There ana
"ssPs IN mat war, The first one c,n
.uted the British brig Frolic. ans ,ap-
."sn IN turn captured with her nri.a "as
nri''sh 'i-gun frigate. The Soy
wasp captured the British sh;ns ,,ohu
v' ana Avon, and a few months ls,.r
u,' al sea, when, where or how hs.
'ns uhknown to this day.-sprin.sa"s
tMass.) Republican "f'i"gneld
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
Coarse and nrutaI

History states that a certain Roman n.
1clai OF some Importance was kiNsi o-s
day by a falling tile while in6D'ci-, N /.
parade; \ young man oi the family :: E,-
was CHARGED with his death and hrossS.
mo eourt-, The judge, after hearing IL
cas- turned 20 the prisoner and <,ii:
IN sentence YOU TO the mines for life,
10 the mines, echoed Ben Nvr.
e tn the mines" reto-ei the ;,cs.
ilouS magistrate; there are rres, m;r;,-
.1e,l.es on the Mediterranean. Won Wi
a. ne o2r, YOU want in the rsllevs"
\. ms brutal Jest 1t is said the .tto-nsv
io. ne prosecution laughed long and loud
~ hur >'W NJ Joke in the gsllevs-be
was not 6 PRINTER -Oa--rf. r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
A WoMAN'S BURDEN.

From the Evening News. Detroit. M,ch.
Tie women Of to-day are no, as strong 4,
'9eiT STanamothers. They are besrr, =
.lTaea IN silence tha; grows heavier 3sy by
lat mat : N3pins their vitality and cloud.
tus their happiness.
Mrs Alexander B. Clark. Of Al Michigan
Avenue, Detroit, j. a typical woman al 10.
gay. 4 VIE with such ambition a. oDIv
'ins wie oan have. Bu; H.. joys q: lei
were marso1 by the existence Of disease.
-HeTas Is thousand of her sisters have
suffered. she almost taspairej ~ H. -.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

I'VE offer One Hundred Dollars Tew,--
tol any case Of Catarrh that came, Il lr-e5
II j. Sheney L Co, Props. Tc'esa. q
c,Ne' the qndecs gne3. have known r 7
SheAey tor the last Is years. and h., sre in
Perfectly honorable in all business 49,
.Ghs ana financially able 10 earn cut a1r
VWrisat,onS made by their firm.
,"NSS' q Iruaz, Wholesale Druggists To
Naldlng, Kinraa { Marvin. Wbs,as,'.
Dugc IS, Toledo. q. -s
h1l. Ca;errA Cure i, taken ;r.e--.v~
tc,lns directly upon the Mod .-5
..;Hlaces @; the system Pree - ~ ~.
te. Sod by al Druggists. t.,
Halls Family Pills aye the best.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

h1s.ar mi 10 his new cellma,a,-
50 you're a musician. arr vs o-
sens mere Ter stealin' a piauny? wsl,
?e won DO much musical prae,icin' I; -
dis place, III bet. IN
NeNcomer-oh. l dom, lrou. w.,
baH.0Judge. y It"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
To Insure Saf.,-

N's'ress-so your cousin sails for T..
ana % saturday? You must LET he,
mother. !" your
he n%oIi;,, ma'am, thin ships do
:. rU,lin an iossin' so, l think I'd BET.
Y. Truth. ~ ma1I.-N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
he Difference

1v- ave Gated ne a lar" shouted
.-seasI! e'ti<en'o the offensive citizen
. you Vii. live TO regrettbat snsscb
4lat jest shows the difference in
's..5s' remarked Cowboy Bill, WIN
=2e- 10 be present. when a man
'-rs me a liar he don't live TO ~rerretit"
-F.cA-Me-Up.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
baNe an ENampIe

ies' l belong 10 the nev scboo, .,
philosophy that inculca,eS q 49, .
.-s general futiliiy o: human re-.
IAN you show Us any examp,es2o
~. ! a member Of a committee
raa' 5 INVESTIGATING trustS."-CIsvalanS
Plain Dealer. NNe4ahd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

mat Your son is a partner in.
s,ta4 OF a clerk, Mr.. Hardly. doe -,
formerly" Mueh as
A good deal more
That's fine
ltsi ne never shows up at the omc.
now. Detroit Free Press 0Hiee
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

~1l--Don'' you think these rev
l,,i7es q me are lovely?
AaHIIhey are, indeed. Who took
'asm-De Camera? ''OA
tc-E them? MUM ne
"a.s-l see he IS Advertising that he
.-s '-e most skiltul retoucber in
-"l-Chicago Daily News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
n stunning E,,u.,

. Professor Ito class in pbirp.''S.
OF soitness and hardnes, VI 'let
JOHNNIE Brght-Thc dp5o -,
mond stud Jewellers WcolgI. and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

herF Ven X Ito a persisten, ped5,sr,
n wasn't afraid should so;I /. :
stairs, you down.
-. reaaler-Well, in that case, can't, ,
sen you a pair Of gloves? r..
Gesellsehaft. onsere
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

The ~l1c1lCu,8ble as-a1 wr1'-h~ 7f.ew
y ioHnc INNING 0SDcs lzuccy un bv syn
aloales r g0omo,ai cy transportation
5Hl@s.sS Is IN too many Instances really 4
--uc me P0e-lt-S O. inlUStu in iez1fi.
mate heas o. enterprise uesss- homo ne fsr
s5rey and promise gso7c stable uva-lS NJ
ne WI! Eo ~unuevariei 10 the m1,rtr "a; m.
proved health who use Regularly Hostctters
stomach H.tter Tor malaria. dyspepsia. con.
slpatloa. h-.Li-us-ass q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

in the county. oes' shot
sne-Weii' | don't believe II. u.
al s,sa me in the dark, the other nivh,
on Inc nose.-lonkers S,a,esma,s"@
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

- -.a.a AE- 4 A'4a'tf Ll|Y4 -
-a tr-t. My nerves were in ,--A -.
sep "a Tie Ecrr unsettled M
LiI.Hari doctors ssi.li1, nurses -ts t.s.
900 ana medicine all failed Ths- ! ~
- a7 operation. Tls:. to-. =.
1r- ,1fr ~i4 another was uccts,,- s"s-
we seo1- was worse Than ever ana ~
vas darker than before.
Us ;7el te11i al Dr. Wg#.,-
-A i-.s 10: H5.5 p---le. I=.-. go
nd cured cases Ike E-e ar / tre5
They cured ne, Tier t-- -.
ms 70 NJ Ire ard sled NJ Guy nj. ls-.
mass Tie headache Is c,-f ,sa I'M.
.ne Is e--e tie Nervousness , -.
Trembling -ss ceased. a-t ] -.Ts r. as
Ns7iy-SE pounds Health 1-5
and an Thankful - n IF
ts P-.a People t--;-sa
l1t,e are boon "a v---s-
acting 1-et nm the blood ,- -r--s.
Il ma -@cu ste vita ,------ --s
q s-e tg-1 creating functional -ar 49,
--- If',e1; Ea- my -l--uct-a vs.
system Tta -s-- 4 -rs -.ss
The 1s---.5 h'rs1 a.. bz.'.. -
lC-h;a-. .ts --s'as z--r
= -7-ia1 and g'oo 1zl.,1 returns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

van pryasdus,-Now, MIR. wayva,
~ sou explain what the noe ms,n,
NJ, w rnaoers Of the dying yeare"
"agger- Certainly, professor.
e"oer and December.-N. Y. World
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

eat the apple? WY III Eve
Bright Pupil-Becaus. ,,s
aeE cot lo.-puck. "'u Old
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

led What kind Of a fellow /, N
Ned-IIe must be man wh,
bad.-N. y. Journal. ""o want
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
MS ohIecnon-

heeier-0ae thing about the h;ev,'. ;s
th2t It pnts yoa in tonch with the world.
CiumSyton-1es, but | dislike 10 r. t,n~b.
head-Truth. a.!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
\ " Sian

Amy-So your father robnl.,
re,dlne that novel. eli Dij ba I, d \
hlmle.O h no. IIc-bo NM M Gr'1
chest Up to Date. 10y pu' It b,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

When q girl goes away to 4 h,,.l
on an extended visit there is n" p, u,
prise when she returns Win Nv W
color IN her hair tchison Glob, 0d
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
Saleneaa-

crtv 81 ~, Is 2 condition often ca,,c3 .,.r-
" niood" from deficiency ~ ,povs
seotpaseles which. give to this 2p,%at ~, .hs red
Of sssim, Soior. i arises from insusic Snar.
food 10 replepisS ~ ~ INC proper materials q
girls. II NAV ns. sne blood, as in chiorotia
svng suffered with hcmorrhn,,Mn o have
ths,n me uterus. Tho Inns and OF blood
And ~ na.ural red color and becomsuu c ,Sse
ton is Dr.. s si%mon..s remedy for this condi.
ns improvement produced nv s,ne Wine.
h..aaenuy almost laaS,ssi. !. "-r,n 2
scsior pSeomcs strong and eonabls' s &c
' bright and tAe step elastic w D.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

Sgies,e. Tex, says: Or.
N. A: Simmons Liver
Medicine is the hes, in ,sa
ind,a.!or Biliousness,
Liver, Have used i, ~
years, and recommend y, ~
my friends, and thew a ~
praise H. l think them y" u
as much difference be- -
tween u and "2eiiIn,s" nnd VA
,Thedford's" as b.,,r anu
nay and night "Sen
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

When a woman tells Of a cpte sd
her baby we always think the vo1l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

cry few people know good sta..orcr,.
"heh they see it Washington Democrat,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

\, Young theological student who is about
to depart for the missionary fields told an
amusing story on himself the other evening
mat gives an insight to the cause that led to
ms determining to preach the GOspcl TO The
neathen. lie bad called on a Young lady, and
ner little brother posted himself in an arm.
mar facing a handsome gilt clock. lie
lad been there half an hour. when the voung
2dy sad: Robbie, why don't YOU 70 to
ne nursery Il am waiting. replied Rob.
IS: v nat are YOU waiting for. my dcar?"
ny, Tor his face to stop the clock. You
snow what you said, PHILADELPHIA Call.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

| could not get along without Pr,
ior Consumption. 1t ALWAYS ANY,
J., G. Noulton, Nccdham. AIas, ", i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

Every woman has hooks and corners about
me house in which To hide things tbat ber
husband can never d.-Washington Dem.
1CTat. Ni
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
To Cure n Cold IN On. Ma

he baby in the cradle evidently think
,H.s IS a pretty rocky old world.-Chicag5
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

We have noticed that the man j
iuc,F says nothing about The n,n Y
luck Of a fool.-Atchison GloLe.. F''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

It's use, This truly wonderful
remedy is the safeguard Of No.
mems health.
Mrs. MAsEL SMITH, SIS Cen.
tral Ave. Jersey City Heights.
n. J., writes:
DEAR MEs. PNkHAx:-Ican
hardly find words with which
to thank you for what vonr
wonderful remedy has donetor
me Without it l would by this
time have been dead or worse
insane; for when I Started 10
take Lydia E. Pinkham's vece.
table Compound was in a teri.
Die state. think it would be i'm.
possible for me to tell all Isns
Every part of my body
to pain some wav. Tn
'ain In my back and head was
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

inhe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
''"sR''iS refund money ii it fails to cure. 25c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

Take care Of your pennies ona
VIII come along with a scheme ia N
OF your dollars for you.-Chicag N.Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

And Not Experiments, Should be
your Aim In Buyi7s Medicjna.

Let others experiment; you should be
guided by experience. Experiments are
uncertain in result; experience is sure.
experiments may do you harm: expert.
enoe proves that Hoods S~arsaparila win
DO you wonderful good. Thousands gladly
tel what Hoods has done for them. Tbsv
want YOU to know and they urse YOU Is
try Il. That Is what IS meant by the vas.
number Of testimonials write, in bsb,i;
O. moods >ar0prlla. They give the re.
salts OF experience and prove tia,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

DolsF uaE;a5 free ~ D. q 4 CO..
p Atlanta Ga The rfsfe.,
ss-@slt -- ne rarld. Read ,sfr
L1aiasE column G: t5-s gl2a,
fooled 49, halnhn rrteo3s 1t-e- Ia h.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

nrcn ~ 'ne period Of CESSATION tbo
Wpn%h 'hc muscles and ligamcn,e 'ension
vcss 10 greatly increased and IS e the
is SAWS any , arc taxsd to their utmost. 'n IF GISod
rcconm WndoSry to aneasincss or pain nnT ws
our Mexican FS cement warm injections, "" off
ssrr1e doses, every day. Of Tss IN two or
syanw Vino Wine. This summons
ho,diSSssn tho ligamcnts, will ne VIII
MAKE |, ,no uterus in place, lesscrs 'ss IN
and pr eno uterus more rliabic and psln,
Il also lle ess INC organsfor the final clor,'
and mother, ana ane d,anser of death to cSili
o eo commissions, foodinS AMI against liability
srsmptoms and with oriinsrw. uangcr.
saaaantecs q rapid rccovcrr prudence
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

enc and ainting spells. Mycas We.
na'was given up by two Of the best ao.,sS ne
lna.ySines rbelievea no, hiookyn had given up myself; IS l had ,en ns IN IN
medicine, an J val I. oa would everdo mt any good. But. , ,nI u tns 50
~ N1ong'i IN fact, another person enareiv.s ~'o
fEops ~. .snd Srn~ INV y yourself write freely and fully ,o Mrs.
|fsE /. q 49, nN advice which she offers fra ~ ~ VIC fnkham, at
- Al iuitasiity hd : brought sunshine into many homes which II ~ women women
y1hEphAna.sveseasleoompou, ,wou,,,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
ATTRACTIVE WOMEN.
t1,hAc1s FROM xIS yxrs,v,

-An AaEes s~ee. Dispositions and Fam.
Woman. r~.., *. - sFaoH Nhs Furz.xs sorr s.ox1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07
HGNAS LADIES
SPEAK THE TRUTH.
MM Mweu1WM. tat

~STft<N NEt[1
DC Leon, Tex, writes: INN
q widow and can strongly
recommend DIR. NJ. A. Sim,
mons Liver Medicine, i.
having Saved my Life a
years ago, when l was down
Win Liver Complaint and
Kidney Disease. I thinr
~ a far better medicine than
|thnt made by "zeilin" and
BLACK praught,m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-05-07

- Ao4e attractive 10 men Than
s1e regularity OF feature. ~
2 successful wife, to retain thu ,ozs
aon OF her husband. should h. :
mAn constant study. At the Hrs, ;n6ica-
aono,Aihealih painfulmenses. painSjn,Ss
neacashe or oackache, secure LydiaE,
fmkhan Vegetable compound. AMI -.
The herald., 1898-03-17
PHI DELTA THETA
College Men Meet and Renew Thei
Youth

The members of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity resident in Los Angeles and
vicinity met Tuesday evening at a dinner
at the Mason Doree to renew pleasant
memories of college life and to perfect the
organization of the California Beta Alum
nj chapter. Definite steps We're taken by
electing for permanent duties the tempor-
ary officers selected at previous meeting.
This chapter Is particularly fraternal in
q membership of Representatives from
many universities and colleges of various
parts of the United States, and alumni day
of the Phi Delta Theta was selected as the
occasion for assembling and renewing
their interest In the fraternity. Responses
to many toasts were made under the able
direction of L. r. Hewitt, toastmaster.
Those present were: e. L. Conger, Illi-
nois Zeta. president; Leslie r. Hewitt,
California Alpha, vice-president Edward
w. Holmes, California Beta, secretary;
Robert ]. Adcock, Illinois Eta; T. NJ. Sal
lee, Missouri Beta; S. F. Conley, Missouri
Alpha; John II. Sinms, Ohio Delta; e. w.
ifornia Alpha; R. D. Emery, Vermont
Alpha; Homer Laughlin, jr., California
Beta; r. P. Rice, California Beta; Clark
w. Hetherington, California Beta; Darwin
Gish, California Alpha; G. Curtis De Gar
mo, California Alpha; Edward F. Wehrie,
Iowa Alpha; Russ Avery, California AL
pha; Thos. L. Neal, Virginia Beta.
The herald., 1898-03-17
CONFIDENCE MINERS
Messrs. Clay and Jackson Are Wanted
but Have Flown

RIVERSIDE, March 1.-two men,
named M. w. Clay and D. J. Jackson, are
very much wanted by syndicate of miners
in this city who own several mines out in
the Tauquitz mining district. 1t seems
that the two men came here last Decem-
Der and told the company that they
thought they had a purchaser for the
mines but that it would be necessary first
to have an experts report on the mines,
which would cost several hundred dollars
A meeting of the stockholders of the COM
pany was called and it was decided to sup
ply 500 for the purpose named. Ever since
that time the schemers have been putting
off the officers of the company with one
story or another. and the latter only
found out a couple of days ago that Clay
and Jackson had deceived them; that in
fact they were the worst stripe of conf
dence men, who had previously fleeced
other miners in San Bernardino county,
among the number being Judson of Cotton.
AS soon as the truth about the men leaked
out a warrant was sworn to for their ar
rest, but the birds had flown, and although
both men were In the city Monday the Of
ficers are unable to locate them now. 1t is
thought they have gone east, as one Of
the pair bought two tickets for Denver at
Cotton Monday evening.
The herald., 1898-03-17
Riverside Notes

RIVERSIDE, March 16.-The Rathbon
Sisters lodge entertained their friends las
evening at Castle hall with a Bellamy so
cial. which proved 10 be a great success
A musical program was rendered afte
which there was social dance.
j. w. Smith has begun suit against tn;
Stearns Rancho company, a corporation
and l. d. Rogers, to quiet title to the Nortl
Riverside and Jurupa canal. He asks fol
temporary injunction from the court t.
restrain the defendants from stopping thu
flow of water in the canal. This is a seque
to the trouble experienced last summer
over water matters in that part of tho
county. 1t seems that the people own the
water and the Stearns company owns III
canal, and there has been trouble all alone
over the cost of maintaining the canal ant
the distribution of water. The purpose O
the suit is to settle the matter before tn.
arrival of the dry season.
The Southern Pacific company has com
pleted its new cutoff track north of tn,
city on the old motor line and trains were
first time.