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The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

extended by Emperor Dick Croker
Of Greater New York to the Ice
Trust has been shown in the grant.
ing Of valuable dockage privileges
which no competing ice concern
can get.
Two Of Cookers Dock Commits.
sioners, J. Sergeant Cram and G.
i. Murphy, were OF the recently
published list of stockholders.
The Ice Trust was given valu.
able contracts with the City Of New
York, through the official aid and
consent Of Croker, Mayor Van
Wyck and others. interested stock.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

CRUDE.
Nov. ~. Lecture, illustrated
by stereop,icon. (Subject to be an.
nounced later. MIR. Charles Il.
Stoakcs.
Dec. ~. Vocal Recital Miss
Clara Brown.
4. Jan. rs. Some facts about
Iron." with practical illustrations
Mr.. J. NJ. Penick.
8. February ~. "Humor M a
Social and Literary Influence
Mr.. T. w. Galloway.
6. February IS. Robert Louis
MIR. K. T. Kerlin.
2 March rs. Historical Geo.
graphy. Land Features as InAu-
encing the Development Of the
Hebrew Race. Pres. w. II.
Black.
3. April 1. Piano Recital
Miss Alma Silcr.
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d. Croker. $500; l.. ]. Croker,
fi,ooo; Il. K. Carroll, $4,000.
At the Chicago Trust Conference
Sept. rs, 1899, Bryan said: IL
want to start with the declaration
that a monopoly in private hands
Is indefensible from any standpoint
and intolerable. I make no ex.
ceptions to the rule"
Now let Mr.. Bryan denounce the
Democratic Ice Trust.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

year, gave a course of lectures.
which proved a we'll appreciated
source Of entertainment and in
struction. not only to the students
Of that institution, but to the PEG.
pie Of Marshall.
This year, a similar treat awaits
the students and friends of the
college, as the following lectures
and entertainments have been an.
nOunced for the year:
Oct. 81. Greek Art" illus
trated by stereopticon-Mr. w. T..
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
Change Of Firm.

The firm Of Walker & Steele,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. l..
NJ. Steele purchasing MIR. Walkers
interest, and will continue to do
business at the same place, where
nothing but the best goods are
kept.
We do not know what Mr..
Walker expects tn do, hut it is the
wish Of the many friends of the
family that they remain in Marshall
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holders.
According to the official records
the following were some Of the
leading Democratic stockholders a
few weeks ago: Mayor Robert A.
Van Wyck, $sss, 900; Richard
Croker, $Ioo, 900, Hugh McLaugh-
lin, $50 900; Corporation Counsel
John Whalen. $4,000; John f.
Carroll, $467 900; Augustus Van
Wyck, writer of the antitrust
plank of the Democratic platform,
$I75,ooo; +. A. Croker, 5000; T..
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
BRYAN,s INCONSISTENCY
He Distinguishes Between Good and
Bed Monopolies According -
His Friends Are or Are
Not Interested IN
Them.

Bryan says that those who at.
tempt to divide private monopolies
into good monopolies and bad mo.
nopolies will never make any pro-
press towards the overthrow Of
trusts.
But Bryan does not say a word
against any monopoly. however
criminal when his friends are IN It.
He says the Ice Trust is "a 10.
cal affair"
This Is not true.
The company transacts a whole.
sale aud retail business in the city
of Greater New York, y. v; in
Philadelphia, Pa /; in Baltimore,
Md; in Washington. ID. c.; in
Camden, n. J.; Lakewood, N. j.;
and at Atlantic City, n. J.
The trust, therefore, having its
home in New Jersey, the business
It transacts can be local only in
Camden, Lakewood and Atlantic
City.
cannot be local in Greater New
York. Philadelphia and Washing.
ton, where 1t transacts m interstate
wholesale and retail business.
Its interstate docks and plants in
Maine, New York. Maryland and
District OF Columbia are not local.
lied in New Jersey.
II MIR. Bryan wants proof Of this,
he can find it in the following por.
ton Of the official report Of the
American Ice Company, to the
New York Stock Exchange. at the
time It's directors applied for the
listing Of SIa,44o,ooo preferred
stock, and S22,949,I 100 common
stock. to the dealings Of that Ex.
change. [For convenient refer
ence We would refer Mr.. Bryan to
the report in full on page 1913, vol.
SO. OF the Commercial and Finan.
cial Chronicle.
Incorporated in New Jersey,
OH March II, 1900.
"Plan,s and their location: (a)
~ docks, situated in Greater New
York; 2 ice manufactures situated
in Greater New York; 90 plants
for housing ice, situated on the
Hudson River; (c) I docks, situat-
ed in the city Of Washington, d.
c.; 2 sales depots; I ice house on
the Potomac River; (d) plant at
Prince George County, Maryland;
(e) 3 plants for housing ice, situat-
ed OH the Kennebec River; 1 plant
for housing ice at Booth Bay,
Maine"
The favoritism and protection
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College Lecture Course.

The faculty Of Missouri Valley
College during the last collegiate
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Harmonic Club.

In spite of threatening weather a mer-
ny crowd, composed of members of Har-
mony Club and their friends, met on
Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. W G Selleck. where Miss Au-
gusta entertained us most pleasantly
from four to six. Laughter and light
talk seemed in order for awhile
finally, however our hostess called
us to order, and after enjoying
thoroughly Miss Edna Bush S rendition
Mendelssohn Midsummer Night 8
Dream. " we were each given some
thing to test our ability at guessing
correctly a number of questions, under
the head of Buried Composers. "a
/ test at the same time Of our knowledge
of musical composers. Our efforts
resulted in draw, in which Miss
Edna Bush won the prize a beautiful
pocket book and card case.
After enjoying the dainty refresh
inents and listening to Gottschalk =
e'Radieuse, for four hands, played
by Misses Ferris and Jones, we al
babe our hostess good by, thanking he
for most pleasant afternoon.
The guests of the Club were Mes
danes, Harrison, Spessard, Owens
Richardson, Carlton, Crgler, Jones
Misses Roby, Hauenstein, Kincannon
Chapman, r, Minor Sargent, Mise
Dorroh }
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Married.

st the Home of the bride parents /
on Tuesday evening, May 29th, Miss !
Annie p. Scales to Mr. Lallie Ulante |
Broyles. The suburban home Of Capt. |
and Mrs VIM. Scales was beautifully
decorated with May blossoms the hall
aglow with the yellow aud red of the
nasturtium graceful and artistic gar
lands and bowers Of sweet peas with
ferns were a pleasing decoration for the
parlors; the dining room was banked
with daisies.
Messrs, Eric G. Scales and Charlie
Gay preceded the bri ial party A
charming little butterfly of joy was
Mary Louise Scales, the ribbon bearer,
Mr.. James Mitchell was best man,
Miss Mary Field Scales, sister of the
bride, was Maid Of Honor Miss Scales
wore a daintily fashioned white gown
over pink silk aud carried a bouquet Of
pink sweet peas. The brides costume
was Of purest white; her bouquet,
white peas and maiden hair fern. Miss
Jeanne Ferris played sweet, solemn
strains while the ceremony was per
formed by Messrs. Bowen and Cameron.
The bride has many warm friends in
our social literary and religious circles
and while we rejoice in the happiness
of one Of our most charming young
women, we shall miss her always in
our town Wherever she goes the
grace of noble womanhood attends her,
and happy must be the home where she
Yields the sceptre.
Mr.. Broyles is cultured Southern
gentleman, a brilliant and well known
young orator IN the NJ, E. church,
They will make their home il
? Midlothian, Texas.
Among the special friends from on
of town were Miss Ruth Smith, Kos
ciqsko, Miss Hopper, Mobile, Mrs
Trotter, West Point, Mrs. Browning
, Aberdeen, Misses Gay, Starkyille, Mr.
=, Gay, StarkyilIe, Mrs, Fox, Starllyille
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nluy19lln
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rceted to give the printing Of the tickets to
the two city papers, the compensation
therefor to be equally divided between
them; h. IIAUENSTElN,
j. A, TYSON. Chairman.
Secretary
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Two ante'war friends met in Macon
last SATURDAY., Or. j, L. Cuger and
Mr.. VIM Daniel DeuTree, the former
of ORtibbeha and the latter Of Jackson.
renn DR. Crigler is on a visit tn his
son at the Macon hotel and Mr.. Deu
pree has come to Noxubee to stay some
time with his brother, Mr. Wayne Deu-
pree. It is his frs5 visit 10 Macon in
twenty seven years, and he finds town
of brick houses in the place of the di
lapidated wooden ones he left in 20 and
the town otherwise greatly improved
He has lately lost his wife, who was
daughter Of Mr. A. p. Bush.
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A Frightful Blunder

iIl often cause a horrible Burn,
d, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's
1ca Salvc, the best in the would,
XIII tie pain and promptly
it Cures Old Sores, Fever
Is, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns,
'k1n Eruplions, Best Pile cure
garth. Only Is cts, a Box.
! guaranteed, Sold by all
gglsts,
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PlokIea : PlcklesI pickles

We have on display at onr store the
largest aud best selected assortment of
Pickle. ever brought to Macon.
A. an advertising medium, wa will
give 70 the one purchasing the largest
amount Of our bottle pickle within the
next 60 days beginning Monday, May
2tst. md ending on the night Of July
both next, our handsome show jar Of
af small midgets, first cost of which
was 81, 50fob in StLouis
A careful record VIII be kept Of each
and every purchase and duplicate
check given, so as to avoid any error II
awarding the present Remember Thu
dates and call early aud of,eu.
II, G, RUSH & Co
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Neglect is the short step so many take
from cough or cold to consumption
rbe early use of One Minute Cough
Cure prevents consumption tits the
only harmless remedy that gives imme-
date results. II cures all throat and
lnng troubles. Children all like it and
mothers endorse it. T S Murphey Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Mr.. Jno q. Poindexter and son, j.
B. Poindexter, were in town Monday.
Accompanied by Mr. A. G, Boyle, they
took the evening train for Columbus
aud on Tuesday Mayor Humphreys had
Z preliminary examination Of J B.,
Poindexter for killing a negro named
Billie Bailey on Saturday night His
discharge by the mayor amounts to a
vindication. An account of it will be
found in another place,
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Primary Election Tuesday, Iune 5.

FTITIITW EIELlIUiIl 7 UUaNu q fuII" =
M ,otors ,e Macon vilI he called on
~. =. LIT candidates. for
:. ~ ~ - ,.o+o5 FOR in
eiie iii''''e "a. o''.,,' r,ho,
the legal eiec''oh meAe i709'n =
There is only one cau''ii''V loh Va.
flee Of Mayor. the present lhculhueu''
Q, FAsEtt
The candidates for Treasurer are
Y. G, CANETT,
r. y. v. YATES,
For Marshal,
J. T. SARGENT,
r. r. ELKIN.
AN. STONER.
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St. Louis Bread.

We are now handling the celebrated
ST. Louis bread from Heydt bakery Co,
Received every Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday If you want frst-class bread
ca1 IN MS II. Z. RUSH & Co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids Will be received for the building Of
a bridge over Hashuqua creek on the Ma
shulayine Il SummeryiIIe road according to
the plans and specifications on file in my Of
fee. The bids must be At my office on or
before the first Monday IN June next and
the Board Of Supervisors reserve the right
10 reject any and all bids. -
" - u, 4, DORR0H,
Clerk.
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A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of
Annie + Springer Of II25 Howard
street, Philadelphia, when she found
that DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption had completely cured
her Of hacking cough that for
many years had made life a burden.
All otberremedies and doctors could
give berno help but she says Of this
royal cure-''it soon removed the
pain in my chest and ] can now
steep soundly, something | can
scarcely remember doing before,
feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe" So will
every one who tries DR. Kings New
Discovery for any trouble OF the
throat, chest or lungs. Price SOC
and g. Trial bottles free at drug
stores, every bottle guaranteed
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!, oy,EE 30 CREDITORS.

The Estate III the thaheory
No. 900 Of court Oh ,NoNuoee
j. X, Dinsmoro. county, MISS
Letters having been granted to the un-
dersgned eXecutriX OF sad es' ATE on May
am 1000, by the Jerk of the Chancery
Court of said county, notice is hereby Civ
ON recurring Il porsols having claims a.
gainst said estate to have the same proha.
Ted and registered by the G ERIK OF said
Court within one year from this date OF
they will be forever barred.
Witness my hand this 10Th day OF May
QUlNTELLA D. DGNsMoRE
may lest EN'euH ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be quickly
cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. 1t is also a certain cure for piles
and skin diseases. Take no other,
T. S. MURPHY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Friday evenings Meridian Star
brings us an account Of the marriage
of Mr.. Theo Mcdowell and Miss Ruby
Hankias. The bride is well known in
this county, and the groom is a young
man Of fine business capacity
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Kinney Mcleod was in town on
|resday and we learned from him
his father, Mr. Randall Mcleod,
|Nery feeble aud needed assistance
aru over in bed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Ram rain. rain; grass, grass grass,
and many farmers are blue oyer the
prospect, Our weather chart says
there will be no more heavy rains, and
Juue will be d hot and comparatively
dry month.
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take this opportunity to return thanks
TO my friends TO the liberal patronage eX-
tended the old firm and hope they will eX-
tond the same TO the new firm.
,,ovto.9t i. NJ, BOGGESS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Mr. Marcus Marx, representing Emil
Nathan e. Co., of Memphis, is stalking or
dcrs in the county for his house 1t
has good trade in this section
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02
New School Building.

Messrs. Barrett & johnson Of Shelf
field, Ala, are at work this week on
the foundation for the new school
building. Aldermen Shannon and
Carleton located the building very near
the street 1t is a large lot and some
think it would have been better to place
it further from the street, and haye a
broad walk leading to it, lined with
beautiful shade trees, Such institu-
tions should have the surroundings as
quiet as possible, and the scholars
should not have their attention drawn
from their studies by what is going on
in the street
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

There were quite a number Of visi
tors from East Noxubee and the river
section this week. On Saturday we
saw Mr.. and Mrs. w I. Britt5n OF
Fairfield. On Wednesday Mrs. R w.
Powell and Mrs Simmons, Mrs, X. S.
Skinner, Mrs Frank Skinner, on Tues
day Mr.. and Mrs, J. R Windham; on
Thursday Mr. and Mrs W T Conner.
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Town Property for Sale.

A seven room cottage, convenient to
the churches and schools Apply to
MRS, A. V. BEvILE,
,,uyto. Inn on Wayne st
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

If you want to make a nice present,
c, Heinrich is the man to consult
about il.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE,
The state of Mississippi, NoXubec County,
n klnns

The state of Mississippi, NoXubec County,
4. Klaus
vs..
Wyatt aud Ida Bentley,
BY virtue of the aDoye.Stated w it direct
ed 10 me from the office Of |. 7, smith, JUS
tice OF the Peace Of said county, will, on
Monday, the I'd. day of July, A D., 1900,
at the Court House oil said county. within
legaI hours, sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following real proper~
ty which has been levied ON by me as prop
erty of said defendants. and will be sold to
satisfy said writ and all costs. to'Wit;
Commencing at northeast corner Of frac-
tioual block y, at the intersection Of Pa
MSki and Cedar streets, and running south
along west side of Cedar street 1913 feet
thence west "a feet thence north 1913 feet
to the south side of Pulaski street, thence
ulong south side OF Pulaski street east a
feet TO the beginning corner.
5. NJ. BOWEN,
may2G.ts Constable,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

5mythe Dr.. Paulette, J w. paulette Y
and S. 0. Freeman Y
-------.------ /
Mu,;c;o.l EIact;o,
At a meeting Of the Democratic laEecu-
tive Committee Of the City OF Macon at
which all members were present except d. {
.. Ferris the following resolutions per- !
tanning to holding the primaries on June
9Th and 18th for nomination of municipal '
officer for the term beginning on the l'gst (
Monday ot.January, 1901. were unanimous
ly adopted, to-wit.
As to Qualifications Of Electors.
j. Every white Demoe attic male ihhahi-
tant OF the city Of Macon, Il years OF age,
or who will be p on or Def re Dee, IL, 1900
who has resided in the state OF Mississippi +,
2years and In the city of Macon yearneNt
before he offers to vote in the primary, or
will have SO resided by Dec. H. 1900, and
who has never boon convicted of any Of the
crimes named IN Sec al OF the state con-
sLitutlon, and who has paid before he oilers
to vote in the primary, oil taxes, estate,
county and municipal, including poll tax
legally assessed against him for the two
years, toWlt 1878 and 1852, shan be a .
qualified elector to vote in said primaries
the foregoing requirement az to residence /
in Macon being ony6 months as applicable .
to ministers OF the gospel IN cha &c OF or
gained churches.
As to Candidates other than for Aldermen
= H"O Il o',f c"lo,""'7 '0' ''' ',"'' -,
eei'e' " I"'Jo''9 % l"o ''lsS '"S' 10 o'''
once 'O 'po l'FS' primary ny SII''' w "''
c''' eu "o"''''''''
%, ''"' ~ ''s' ~ s''''',',' ~
ilaJo''l o' lue No'e' ''S' ~ ,''' y - p ~,
49, - 90,
date, then the two receiving the highest
votes pm saId primary Nhal run over ID inc
second primary al d the one receiving the
highest number Of votes in SAID I'd. pmma-
re Shall be the nominee.
4. THAT IN ease lhere be "a tie in the first
primary between the 81. am 3D.. or d. 81,
and ttr highest then the onerecciyiu- the
/ biolle,t and those I'm the te shall run over
/ i'm inc Second primary and the candidate
receiving the highest vote in said second
primary Shah he the nominee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

All the census takers commenced
their work at seven O clock yesterday,
The Ma ION taker says already he would
like to exchange his job for new straw
H.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

u and examine the MCCORMICK
ers, Rakes, and Sickle Grinders be.
ION buy. l. T SMITH.
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your molasses is sour, try Rogers
os., Reboiled, may2G 3t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

We have new line Of Jewelry and
novelties call and exlmire,
G. l.. Heinrich.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

If YOUR molasses is sour, try Roger
& Co.'S. ReboiIed
MAY 96s3t
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Notice Music.

Bessie B Clay's School of
in New York closes on the first
pc. She will teach II summer
at Deerbrook and may be ad
d there for terms etc, after
Nh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

. Lake Eiland is improving and his
Der, g. c. Eiland, has returned to
,rb,g
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

uit Jars at l.. W Griggs Also
Irubhers for jars. may2G
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As far rs we can learn those who at
tended the reunion at Louisville from
Noxubee are Mrs, A. Il. Bush and
Mrs W g. Selleek, Miss Annette
Snythe, DR., Paulette, j W paulette
and S, ., Freeman.
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dissolution NOTICE.

The firm Of Boggess 4 Rush was this day
dissolved by mutual consent, II, c. Rush \ |
Co. assuming all liabilities and collecting
all claims. H. q hooh'
MH I, 1900, b. NJ bou"foN'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Before you send your work away, find
out what You can have it done for in
your own town. Give me a trial.
AVERY,
Jeweler e Engrayer,
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] authorized to announce
n AT. DENT
a,dote for the Office OF State sena-
10 the action Of the Democratic
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! authorized to announce
A. c. FAINT
idate for the office OF state Sena-
~ 10 tle action ofthe Democratic
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four molasses is sour, try Rogers
So Eeboilca.
s2G IT
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a1ACON REAgON
wi AOON DR1h0V
nv. June ?, 1900.

MI AAtC ~
Tuue 2, 1900.
auS'
.,ys.s.sg eW
SuHrf III
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81 Z :, ~ z. q 4 49, 7. Cd
y SCHEDULE.
- ,,,,,.e
'> t:o2 p. m.
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8Ssn jne at ~, -, ~ a. IN
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|poap q due q = -'.''...,.
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noun nai 4 ciosSs : - ,48o p. m
ssF IN close at...........,,...,o.....7 p m,
Ter once opens s;aoamcl close SPIN
-----------------''''-'-'--'---'--''-
areauthorized TO l %"'O""''
|.oaiaate for the office OF state Sena-
I,bisc to tle action Of the Democratic
are So'uo.'NI" n ~
co., tho oflicc Of state sena-
wv il tho action Of the Democratic
G-fso 10 D. Patty $ to buy goods for
[.sh
MI Patty. Jr, has returned IRON
hilitary school at Marion, Ala
j Rob Long, Miss Taylor and
a. ,gbt we're in Macon Tuesday,
a..
n llauenS'cln was ,''0 ~ -
ey6rlpe pe'cueS' ii' low
as May @'th,
1r;or ratnrns TO Hot Springs
a. father Mr.. s. NJ. Irion,
|n,cbablv be here in'July,
c44 ana t,ro litna
- .,. ,t., n. poh
lssi a. 41;o ,,ool,
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ICEl ICE!

Delivered anywhere in the city. Trade
supplied in any quantity, at home or
abroad, on short notice.
may12 ICE. LIGnT n POWER co.
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,JnO. u. Hunter,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
Manufacturer of Rough and
Dressed Lumber.

Is prepared to make contracts and iur-
MIN m1teriol. WIN make estimate upon
any and III kinds of building npon am l''a'
lion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

4 10 D. Patty $ to buy goods for
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4. IIauenstein was the first man
sripe peaches, He had them as
4 May 25th
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II. SCHEDULE.
,.pI SCHEDULE.

snsaHG. SChEilt tlit'
mail closes at.,...,o 1880 m
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Il t.r Office opens s:3oamclose 3pm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

,SBob Long, Miss Taylor and
traigbt were in Macon Tuesday,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

he Irion returns to Hot Springs
.His father, Mr.. s NJ lrion,
baby be here in'July
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Epearl Stennis of SummerVllle
le son, visited Macon Thursday
Il guests Of Mrs Walter Stokes,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

N, c. Cayett and two little
ers are visiting Mrs, DR.. Rob
starkville, this week
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-06-02

Sunday night Capt j H., Jami-
lived In Macon from Nashville
e remains of Thos w. Ivy Mr..
S the conductor on a street car
had an alteration with a motors
AIMED Bartlett, about a passen-
are. The paper stated that Mr.
a stick and the motorman pis-
The former received a bullet i'll
a which caused his death in a
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