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The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
BELLE VIEW

Spring like, oh, what a change,
The battle on the range, leaving
Their cycles aud the ranchmen are
tickled. and I'm all in tremor
when | think how my best girl
Will come siding up when get
ont my ice creamer The cows
are getting move on themselves
now, two have come up with little
calves; the hens are cackiing like
fun. With hen fruit in sight, but
ter and milk. sacks of flour, coffee,
sugar, and u sack of molasses,
nv God, won't we live. Cedar
haulers and freighters from Lamar
report the roads beaten out and
the snow thing OF the past; let us
sing "Sweet by and by" This is
to be the year Of jubilee in Baoa
county. Let us plant late and
early; SOW oats, barley and spring
wheat, plant corn milo maize and
cane in abundance. Don't be
afraid OF over stocking the mark
ct. One year ahead is better
than one year behind. Grass will
be early this spring, Dig the
ticks out Of your stocks ears
and the grubs out of the cattle's
backs. Salt and a little slacked
lime wall not hurt them. Start
the plow next week. Deep
blowing and thorough cultivation
Will hold the moisture and insure
Il good crop. Remember that
early plowing holds the moisture
better thau late. Set out a few
choice i'ruit .trees and berries
around your reservoir and give
them plenty OF water, and you
will emile al! over your face in n
few years aud call me blessed
when yon come i'll with your hat
full Of luclous fruit. have no
wheels in my head, this is resli-
ty and whoever takes my advice
vii be able, sometime, to invite
his neighbors TO sse his fine fruit
BELLE VIEW. \
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
4 Go,p ,NvEsvaK,T --"Kpowl.

) Coop lNvEsvMRHT -" linowl. 3.
edge Ia power" according 10 the
old edage. but it is also sand tia, Il
man never knows thing entil he
c:.h telil', and he who can eNpra 90
his know ledge III language more
terse. vigorous, and apu:"p'ia;e
than u,I:erS become a leader uf
men. Ia gaining this power OF
cxiress ioh as we'll as knowledge
itself her is no aid al helpful,
from which SO much NAV be Oh,
tHincL. and for so small an ou' .'ty
II. " -b.ter's International bet.
ionnrr This work is tho uniyrrs-
all, acknowledged standard Tor
the Derivation. spelling, pronunci-
alton, and meaning Of wo:ds, and
with its numerous tables of usefu!
snd reliable information II itqulckly
and satisfactorily answers tls
thousand and one questions wllicl,
arc constantly arising in our read
ing aid study. The pnrcA.s=
OF this source o, knowledge and
power viii prove prii,abic IN
vestrnsir fol evoiY huuaeho!d.
and for every te2cher, schr -
professional man, aud self ed,
tor.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
Fires.

Camp hres must be totally e1
tingNlsned before breaking camp,
under penalty OF not to exceed
one month imprisonment, or one
hundred dollars fine, or bok rs
provided by lay. "A standing re.
ward Of one hundred (sl00) dol
lafs u offered by the State, tor IN
formation which may lead to the
conviction Of any person or per-
sone, guilty OF causing forest fires,
in violation of law
Z. HAL,,)
s. L. FLoEEy,, County Com.
G. II. DAvIs,
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a Pren,nent Phy.aei...

4 prominent Now York phymdAn
In disoussing the merits OF Mpsns
Txbules With . brother Il. D. sAid /:
"severl ysars ago sssorted that
II ono wishsd TO become . philah-
thopist. ard do = bsnshosnt dsed-
ons that vosld help tie whole hu-
maa raoe-.othinE could b bstsss
than 10 procure tie RoossvAt Hos-
pital prescription. vA.l h ~ kasts
e/fA< Rttass Ts3sk.. and cosss II to
y put Up In dc tnrn It Q ks>ohup
aEd dtksz1hutsd among ~ pocx.s
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

Throwing, such accusations as
''traitor" at those who do not see
public affairs as you see them is
All almighty poor way to make
converts.
The scrappy state of public zen
tlment in this country has doubt
less been instrumental IN increas-
ing Germany's professions Tor
friendship for us.
The fact that politicians iii Con
gress are trying to place the re
sponsibillty for an extra session
upon each other indicates that an
extra session is probable.
The Filipinos, like the Span
iards, talk much better than they
fight; also. like the SpAniards, they
run we'll. and regularly when con
tronted with advancing American
soldiers.
Glen. Otis may be, martinez
and incompetent for the civil
work of governing the Philippfn-
es, a. charged, but his succession
ofvictories lett no doubt of his
ability as a fighting soldier.
--Aguinaldo would like an op-
portunity to conduct. marked
down sale of all his Philippine
interests. but present indications
that he cannot stay in one place
long enough to do so.
Our soldiers in the Philippines
were suffering from the heat while
this country was going tn rough
tho worst blizzard it has expert
snced in eighteen years. Anoth-
sr proof that things In this world
arc as contrary M the inhibitants.
Every war this country has had
has made one or moro Presidents.
Dewey has said that he would not
accept nomination, but there
are others, in the army rs we'll as
the navy, who would not only &C.
cept call, but who are not above
helping along anything likely to
lead to the call.
lit seetHs to be III order for
Schley to demand q court martial
to determine whether he WAS
guilty OF "unsteadlness of pur-
pose as charged by Secretary
Long, and whether his conduct
was responsible" as charged by
Sampson, these charges being con
tained in the official. record sub
nittsd to the Senate by the Navy
Department,
--Congressmah Cannon scared the
country worse than he did Con
gress by hls talk about a big de-
ficit and another bond issue, if ap-
oropfistions were not kept down,
although such was not his inten-
ton. or late years that sort of
speech a short time before the
close OF every Congress has been
regularly made by the chairman
6f the Houee committee on Ap-
preparations. regardless Of tho
party in power,
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly examin
ation for teachers certificates will
be hold Friday and Saturday.
March 18th and 18th. The ex-
animation will be held in the
County Superintendent's office at
'he court house.
ELiziBErH r. SHANsoE,
County SNr't
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The Conflict W.th Spain.

written by Henry f Keenan, and
published by P. W. Iiegler, IL be.
Ing introduced II, our ns.shhor
hood by Mary L. Dole. tha author
lzed agent Of this vail Known sud
reliable company
We recommend this work to all
readers as a safe and profitable
Investment on q subject which is
ofInterest to all American citizens,
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
An HAarlY Lazy.

An sldssly Lady living at F6dhaxn
HaShts, . part Of Nav York CITY.
and who vas known 70 b . warm
sdvocats Of Rpans Tabulss for any
oase Of Liver trouble oe indigestion.
said tO srepoFtsr who vidted h4 for
ths purpose Of learning tbs pax1ou-
lars o( her oass, II had avays
employed . physiedan and did 20 on
ths lAst ooesdoa I hAd for oos. but
r. ehas tine obtained NO benaaetl
results. I hAd never had any faith
IN patent medicines. but having sson
Rpans TabSilas recomnahdsd WY
highly Ia the Now York Hs,sH son.
Guided 10 stvs than . Trial, and
found t1a1 vsgS juss Dhas ny oAse
dssnandsd. ] have nSvw employed
. physlnAAa anee. cod tha1 naAns .
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Memphis
AND
Charleston
II RAILROAD ID.

Trains loaysh rnpais
MoSSrSG rudGYrrIrs
after srrissi of trEInr
f.o,n the Wet and
Eoutllr.it. -'tpE!rs &c
Or connecting 10 UEIcH
nErnT5 for ri. p0in;n in
the Kns. aud southc..t
The -tcn phlr ~ q
Charleston Rm!lroGa
and ilis East reru.. Va
a Ia, ny, have -,rned
the reputation ;hcJ
have Of sirirr tEh
or!cx.st Tint. J.eli
Through Cof Esrvic'
and ell L.. Late.. rnd
FipeetAeeomsncda,io'i.
itis ths PRINCIPAL
Ihurou4lifsrc to tbs
surnpcr Rc,oEts. In ths
Summer an! Siu;ei
Rosorts IN ..is N.nN:.
Passengers ny I'm
ronts crns tbs Se-
Hteel Bridge A. Mean
phis ant VII. avoid teci
ous Ferry Transfers
nrross tho Afiss!Asippi
River. ureeorary by snY
other saiew-y south oil
st, i.pii.-.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

WANTED D--aHrERAL TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS In
" this state to manage our busiaess in their
own aud nearby couuties. 1t IA mainly oiicc
work conducted ,t home. Salary streigbt 500
= year AMI cNrcnses-deGritc, honadde, TO
more, no los. SALARY. Monthly 315. Hsfe=es cor.
Enclosed aelf-2tiarcsrsd stamped envelope
Ecrhsrt p fts.s fr..t- rsrmi "h'easo
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

AIRY Tir.y, Agent will give Information rslgtirs
70 nnt gall ,,ch .tI ~ tue Popular Line any de-
aired Information viii be ch-orffl!y given by the
underlined. i,
fiI .s;tsrf inquiry a.sssrs5 p-ctB;ip nad 10 DE-
fJ,i sps g.Gstse - Ioitrprd
IN T.;, w..,sra r.s. .st ieL EsIs II rsis, r.,s,,
a p.|s.--rt, p-i.lH- 's,s. .--rt. Eru Bb's. Tsan
= n g7.gr .itr. fsa- 49,. A<--';'!o rreA
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
tales lneysasaaG.

he k1Ysse retail kruS shus n
America . that Of HA4spaAa & Co.
oa Bxoadvsz IN New Tosk City.
A rsoortg Who weA1 khRe b lcoSH
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

We have a new Belvidere or
New Home S45 sewing machine
for sale Oh trade, cheap at this of
Gee
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
Notice of Redemption OF
County Warrants.
ONCE Of County Treasurer OF Baca
Co., Colo, Feb. 8, 1888.

NOTICE. is hereby gwen, That
| Will redeem st my office in
Springfield, Bsca County. Colora-
do. all warrants drawn on the
Ordinary Fund of tho County, de
scribed as follows, to.wlt:
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

1t call attention superior
The Twcsa Week edition Of The St LOUIS Republic
has advantages gshere that other
claim Tho whole field
y The features illustrations the bert More
noted writers contribute than it's class
published especially the that large csss Of readers
who not the opportunity afford to read daily
1t the leading democratic Mississippi Valley ard the
West.
y sspeca made limited time only, fr1ende
Will be opportunity to take this offer
Remember the offer The wicea eek Republic 16 weef
and THx SPRINGFIELD H1KAip both year
The Springfield Herald,
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

063ec4o1 . eA1h 1aokhf GtvlnG Q
sssdn.onia1 which should pafsds hxr
nAne In ths nswspspsrs. bat 70 Do
this ths sld@ lady argued -Th@s
may b other oaSss tuse Nks nina
and I am Su1s I take grsa4 pleasure
In rsooSaxnnding Tie fsbulss 10 any
one adliotsd y I w,s. II ths telling
shout my oass IN ths pePers enAbsss
some othr pesson dmilaxay s6ected
10 b ~ greatly benadtsd ~ ! have
bssn. I SO no objection" NJ dapgh-
tsFs. knowing how earnestly M fat
about the beos6t ahs hAd EOoAvSd
dAoddsd shs waS quits hight
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

Tho ta!s Of Apans fAbalO ;
constant and e increAsing, aue
especially 10 the tnfusntfi character
OF tie tesdmooials In the daily prSas,
and growing out q hess. lhfuush
the rooommendadcn Of friend 10
friend. Saasf.sdon With them b
very general When oaos they are
begun notice that permanent
6tnsons for thom Is made. This. I
believe, u through thAtr intxtnslo
merit. which proves ths boa dds
character Of the advertising. rthink
them specially useful In ths gsnAral
run OF stoyuach troubles
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

how Npaas Tab
nlss w8V sauinl
bought . 6ve-oema
carton and sbhsd |
Do y@ havs
m d Q b sAll for
6srsiS
He M fodured
70 C seutlsnN wha
proved 10 b. tbs
head of hs dspexe
nNAnS HA Md
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

saving a Va UN,
A dollars worth Il
Ripsns hbulss
hs0 No . month,
md I would not b
without han now
II II wWo my Last
dolAr.s ~ tho
tine Of @is LntR
vtew h0S wsee
Present two daukh-
~ who specially
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24

&: 81: FL 4: :s
-: - =: :s -: e s.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
OFFICIAL PArERor BAcA County

From our Washington Correspondent.
The Springfield herald., 1899-02-24
~ Special Bargain.

N Il E7ST-A T-A.T-ER
ESE AIE-ES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
who contemplate taking the teachers
examination this fall that the exam
nation will be held as follows; to wit:
For white teachers, at the court
house on Friday and Saturday, Sept
90 and %, and Oct 20 and 81 1899
For colored teachers at the colored
school house, on Friday and Saturday,
Sept 90 and 30, and Oct, ~ and @o'
1899. Each examination will comprise
two days and begin at $3.50 o clock a. ~
All applicants are requested to De on
hand promptly at the time specified
S NJ. THOMAS,
County Supt Education
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Mr. Joues is not looking for any great
outputin the cotton crop Of this section
because be has abundance evidence that
it is snort % or 30 per cent, but there is
something he is looking for, and that
is a call from the merchants Of the sur
rounding country to inspect his whole
sale stock Of Groceries, Produce, Fruits
etc. He is issuing now his latest
Prices current, and if retailers will
carefully consider their interest, they
will find they can do just as well at
home as abroad and get what theywani
promptly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
p,Iouca ...,... :
Totnl balance mon. S7,63

A warrant for sos was ordered to be
Issued to trustees of Soule Chapel School
to remove the school house
Advertisemf was ordered for BIDS
for an iron bridge over Bogue Chltto
creek on Macon and Pickensville road,
and also for wooden bridge oyer
Broken Pumpkin creek on Dantzler
road,
Advertisement was ordered for BIDS
for the feeding, clothing and care OF
paupers in the poor house from January
list, 1900 for one year,
On petition of'JamesWhlte ne was or
dered to be hired to S, A, Lever, be TO
give bond in double the amount OF the
cost. which is SAG, due and payable
Dec 1st, 1899
G, M ROBERTSON,
President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

A kind subscriber, in RENTING his
subscripti n adds the following
orr cotton crop is off about 90 per ct,
and two thirds harvested. Corn over
an ayeroge crop. Commenced harvest
ing hay, potatoes, cas- etc, about az
average crop So you see with our gra-
neries fhll and s cent cotton lit will be
sure to get there) old Cuffy will pay out
Of debt, the landlord collect his rents,
the X road stores do rushing corn
trade. and we will all enter the new year
along with peace plenty and prosperity
and not leave the editor SO far behind IN
the years tc come. I y II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors

moitldy, btI- :, l0HJ
A regular session was held, all the
members present, also clerk and sheriff
w II Stewart, Supt. poor house, w n
Taylor, county contractor S NJ Thomas
superintendent education, madereports.
Mat johnson was released from paw.
mem of poll tax
On petition Of Jack Williams, ct al.
Mr. McCaslill was authorized to have
repaired the bridge near Mr. Henry
Hunter Prairie place.
On petition of G. N. Ladd ct al. a
change was made in the new road
granted last month to run as followsB
1t runs now due north on line between
Misso and Martin, also between the
Fancher and Lldd places to the Fair
field road, thence east on said road to
where the Cavett and Ladd lads join
thence due north on that line, thence
ca to southwest corner of Irion place.
thence north to Memphis road
On petition of Y c. Cavett the yalu
alton on west half lot I, fir. blk 81 was
reduced from $3.50 TO 5000.
Petition of " r Combs for release Of
certain lands was continued until he
shows the petition is correct at the No.
vember meeting
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Death Of Mrs. callie Woods.

Thursday evening the wife Of 2lr
Henry w Woods residing ia east
Kemper, suddenly expired She bad
been sick for several months, but her
family Thought she was improving, and
ten minutes before she died She said she
was feeling better The funeral was
postponed day to await The arrival Of
her SON. Capt. = Il Woods, who re-
sides ii Rosellle, Miss The burial
will be at the ola Wahalak cemetery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
rlacon's Progress.

This week there has been an import
ant step forward in Macon business
outlook, and it now numbers among its
business firms the Macon Ice light
and Power Company Messrs N,
Scales and w NJ King proprietors,
They purchased the electric light plant
from Mr. w. H Harvey and it will be
removed to the ste Of the lee factory on
the banks of the Noxubee river The
next thing in the march to progress may
be a car line to the depot
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

EDizzinets, loss of appetite, fatulency
and nausea are all connected with dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. HERBINE will
give prompt relief Price SO cts at J
Z Jones drug store,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received until the
first Monday IN November 1899, for a
superintendent Of the poor house, to
feed and clothe the inmates thereof
The Board reserves the right to reject
anv and all bids. This the 9TH day Oc-
tober 1899, Z, I. DoRBoH,
Cl.r1-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Thousands of the most stubborn and
distressing cases of piles have been cured
by TABLER $ BUCKEYE Pile OINTMENT
1t never fails to cure Price so cents in
bottles, tubes IS cts at ] F, Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Quick, Easy Labor and Rapid Recoy-
cry are guaranteed by the use Of Sim
mons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
For sale by D Patty ana the
Patty Dry Goods Co
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The Sintn of Mississippi

The state of Mississippi
S. Nj. Thomas ct AL, compl's In the Chan
No. 2lj2 VS.. Gerry you, ~ u
/. $. Ford, defendant. NoXnhee Co.
TO j. S. Ford, whose pestoflice address is
UNKNOWN
We command YOU to be and appear be-
fire the Chancellor Of our said Chrncery
Court at term thereof to be holden ut tne
Court House in the town OF Macon IN sad
county, on the
4th Monday of october A, D 1882
then and there to plead answer or demur
en- Tho BiG of COMPLAINT In said cause
wherein you are defendant, :,
Vita IS M signature and the seal OF SAID
Court affixed, this 18th day Of septembe.,
4. D.. lSaH. -
y. J. DoRRoil.
.entgo.s, CLERK,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Lost Receipt.

All parties are wareed not to trade Or
negotiate for T S Brook warehouse
cottcn cotton receipt issued to Branson
Gainor, dated Sept 90, 1899, for one
bale of cotton, No 2102, weighing $50
pounds, as will apply for duplicate
receipt BRANsoN GAlNoR.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Fine Lack for Sale.

/ offer for sale my fine young Jack,
Brazilia Pilot My postotfice addresses
Prairie Point, Miss,
T. w. JACKSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Beautiful new pattern hats, street
hats, and the very latest thing in feath-
ers on exhibition at Miss shelton $ mill
inery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

For SALE-The HNuie residence
next to Baptist Church cheap if taken
quick, has every convenience. Apply
at Beacon Office for particulars,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
Lost Watch

Ihpe s avpt' 29th in Macon. an
|eidia1np 'g u watch sold by Myer
atd on ~ MISS, Name is ON The
St 5a,,,'' ''e works. Think il
AOy ~ ogi' town and the de-
|eqvery u''lpr'0a'Ion leading to
fAigpe1 ''' be rewarded by the
1 J" J IIuppAnp.
Nhuqualak, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Amt in favor Of square bale, ~
Where is the additional IS points ad
vance ON price to benefit farmer. This
shows loss Of over 10 cent per pound
to the farmer who prtronzes the round
bale, IN
Mrs. Bob Long and three children
passed through Macon Saturday on their
way to ltta Bena, They had been yisl-
ting at Cooksyille.
Mrs. w. P. Minor is at StarkviIle,
having been summoned by her grandson
who arrived last Monday. Mrs Saun-
ders and the boy are doing well,
- Local and business notices will be
received on FRIDAY. but advertisements,
especially double column ones should be
handed in Thursday morning or before
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

ad,oin Saa~ay, Esq. of Living.
|rs. Mas s'Fator of the estate of the
y and ' ', hihbIer, was in town
aCoot,s,o,l,a, the property in the
| Tho hue belonging to the es.
Ia. Hi hume place was brought in
by ri, '"Oler and it was all sold
'@r price. va 'o'o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Send your orders for old Kentucky and
Tennessee Whiskey to Elliott & Burke,
Aberdeen. Miss. See price list in this
paper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07
MACON BEACON
Oct /, 1893.
a. SCHEDULE

ID, nt.-.. -. I / .o5 p ?. N.
20 d, %a am TRAINS. ,..a, .. m.
]. d., At ... .....'' 5:22 a. m.
% d@a q m. rRAiNs :,
| l l Ug,,a1....--.... 1 l'5l' a. p M m
...nr,r.
a,lL so"' 1880 a m
|,lr5s5.ooiI s sI@.s, !. at 1'ao ! p. y, m
, ..a 2 ooacaopsass ao"0 close > :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

NlIH 1O.3O a m
small closes ~ ~ 80 p. IN
nd mai wv ......7 p. m.
dscIose In. ...,,. O a. m. closes 4 pm
rId oifl' oI. ,.,,s S 3oamclose 5 pm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

" H. =. May has returned from
ma :; ~ trimming rooms in st.
Hmm, ~" assisting Miss Shell
la f,ia"s She will be glad to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Call and see the beautiful feathers at
Miss Shelton s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

Silk and Satin Trimmings, in all
shades at DURANT OWENS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

,,nD. Patty to buy goods for
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-07

[aad'oIIine If
[|~.1 ~, MADE JACKETS,
4 , " made by the celebrated
/, /. ,"g 'eitlas Cloak Co, just
y FATTY Dry GOODS Co.
n, % ~esa
4 ~, y 'ooJe bookkeeper or the
|afsne O'''merce at Hattiesburg.
i, WV, gay' with his friends in Ma,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

saIsgVatson af fne Rozaan csmpaqna-
 Last spring disorders took place at easteI Gandolso, 9 village On the A. san hills, provoked 5y peasants agi- sttng for bread or for land On which C cultivate grain. Prince Barberinf. }roBEs ee51 of much land lH tae neigh 5orha6a. portlonaG out pare of it. Fhiea lad for the last 100 years been q f@r pasture, between IA peasants. rle terms offered to the peasants were imple They were given three years ease of ne land on condition that hey should cultivate it with maize or rneat, and that one-third Of the crops h01sd belong to Prince BaT6erinI and .he other tWo-thirds to the peasants. The Gfst harvest Of maize has now 1een reap4d and the results are most ncaarsg glag The value Of the crop is .a.cT<ed at G.200 Lire. and saird .qgal tS7about g pounds. goes lnto ne pockets Of Prince BarbeginI. The theat aas just been sown. and ;f is expected that 1t will produce 12600 ire. ot which 4.200 lire. or 460 pounds. vili belong to Prince Barberini. who e4l tags have 240 pounds Q year out of and which has yielded him less than c pounds a year. In addition, he has 'ssured q good livelihood to IA starv- ug families.-London Post.
 The Chinese Kitchen God.
 The Chinese have q kitchen god. which fs supposed to go to the Chi- nose heaven at the beginning of each year to report upon the private llfs Of the families under his care.
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KAUFMAN BAZAAR COMPANY
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION.
Mr Geo B. kdams Wins Els Case
 Against Nr T J. Wilson.

The tfma of the special session Of the circuit court today was taken up ecbjfesy with the case of Geo F. Adams vs T. J Wilson
 The case was The result Of Wilson attempting to open ap 2 5oo print iog business In tois city.
 Wbe1 Mr Wasoa sold hls inter- est sa the Adams Wilson Printing Company 5o Mr. Adams. be signed ar agreement that be would not enoar1 s1 or work for any printing 51ss1ess se Jefferson c0aatg for 9 period f z5 years Be broke his promise recently and attempted . open ID printing s555 Gare aas Hr Adams went irto csars to stop am from doing so.
 Judge Grace decided "a favor of Hr. Adams she pAzassf
 Ass6roeys Waite & Astheimer were eosa for he plaintiff and CrezfIr1 ( H4ssou for dafsadent.