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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
MUSIC! MUSIC!
FOIEYS EEONEYM6EAR
stnns the couGh and heals lunRs
Druggists WI Buy It Back.

You assume no risk when You buy
Chamberlain s Collie, Chole,a and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Edw NJ Mulphey,
Macon, Hamilton g. Meek, Brooksville,
will refund your money if You are not
satisfied after using it, 1t is everywhere
admitted to he the most successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. tits pleasant,
ate and reliable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
More ImnrnYements.

Mr.. Adams, superintendent of the
Macon Telephone Co., has a new
switch board to put up next week, and
will also add 100 new telephones to the
service He is working to make the
service thoroughly satisfactory to all Of
the patrons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
To the Voters of Noxubee County;
Mr.. ]. B. Gully has had so many ap

Mr.. J. B. Gully has had go many ap.
appointments to meet in other portions
of the district, it was impossible for him
to 90 the rounds in Noxubee with the
county candidates. He wishes us to
say he is very SOLICITORS about the vote
in his home county and he hopes his
friends will realize the situation and
not think he is Indifferent about their
votes. He wants the support of every.
one Of them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
Executive Committee Meeting.

L..|.....
Com. of Nan5as ~ r.,, ''Nsgu'''s
uowruu8a a,rIorg Al - ,,s 81 .e.'I'
pra.ent. a NJ p,r..r,..r W. ~. ~ vi n'
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uou.. j. r. ,p,rsm,r I p p.,r '. '"y'
Tyson. Absent ID NJ Non, ,v ~ - - -,
and Dr. C. Combs.
Tha following re,ol,r,on .,.-,.,.
wjt That ,ho following ,nnoin,,,., ~ T. !,
umd Tor fbe T,,ist,a,yn oar.3i,, - o y,
speak fn the interest If tb.,r 1T, ~, "
thr LEGISLATURE. and that s,,, .,ntf,1,,. ~,
limited in his gddros. n, o,ch r,a.at...,,.
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Notice

Srs VO'aIS TO be filed with the clerk
N VAf' AUGUST 3rd, 1908,
HIM. Working and Keeping in re-
II ms 10 % plans aud specifications
nnI ,le orders Of the Board. the
'Nt.' u Noyuhee county. Miss.
Nm, ",e " Pickcnsville road from
.e 70 STATE line to the Winston
\ Co TSSepl that part of said road
IA pirate limits OF the town OF
.No gn, tie let by the Board on
Vllr p,u Jay OF August, 1909. Pros
Pond s' I'm my obtain copies OF plans,
somoo anu orders by making appli-
"c By order OF the Board.
'O'Rou, d. G ''"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

We are advertising this week one
OF the best educational institutions
in the state, the old Mississippi Col
lege at Clinton, Miss. Send to the
Pres, for a catalogue and you can
get full information about it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
SUMMER SCHOOL.

Athens, Ga" July l-August 8, 1908,
For above occasion, Mobile q
Ohio coupon agents will sell tickets
at rate Of ONE FARE plus 2j cents
for the round trip. Ask agents for
paniculars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
For Sale or Rent.

Three desirable houses for sale OF
rent Also fine stock farm, plenty
Of water all the year, Apply to
A. M. SrONER.
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

Mr.. ]. r. Evans crop is very fine;
so is the son that was born to Mr.. and
Mr.. ], r. Evans on tbs 18th inst.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

Mr., B. c. Moore obtained the high,
est Noxubee price for cotton this year,
For one wagon load he received u 3-16
aaptu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

The attention Of business people is
called to the card in this issue of MrrJ.
B Harris, who has opened an exchange
in Columbus, and wishes to extend his
business into Noxnhee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

t 6otoPatty uy Goods u.ur.
to buy go1ls fen H
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
lrimental Truck Farm.

|wicr,gu 1erccto invest tho
lonn0..'"0w names for the pur.
vanishing truck fm-Intrpded
EiUll.on of '0r public mind and
Im,ol Vegetables.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
CoDEN AND POINT CLEAR, ALA.

Round-trip tickets viii be sold daily III
til Sept. 1st,, via Mob & Ohio RR., to the
above points at rate of ONE FARE 10 Mo-
bile Plus 10 cents for the round trip. Fine
SURF.BATHGNG,
BOATING,
FISHING,
HUNTING sc,
Ask agents for particulars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

The Board of Supervisors has Slo'9 70 70
lend ON real estate, being proceeds OF sale
of timber on school lands in Hancock co'n-
~. said funds belonging to townships, to-
wit;
70 Township IS, Range Is ., $ % %
10 Township 70. Range H.. Aao Il
10 Township Il, Bange 10 1901 50
Annly Board of Supervisors at August
meeting. ~ l. pOi'''0'
julylS-3t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

We also have Ill aud complete line
Of Shoes, Shelf hardware, Tinware,
Cr0ckerv. We re also agents for
STANDARD PATTERNS. All we ask
is "a chance to show YOU our line and to
quote you prices. We are sure we can
save YOU money lis pleasure for us
to show v0n 7el whether you buy or
NOT
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lIlCE 10 CREDITORS

0oss '' m upon the estate
Otbo u Nc. deceased, having been
Nav S W Undersigned administrator
s.et' c guy, 1908, by the clerk Of
I'M nay TG,uft of NoXuhee County.
.i,ylnnDo ''ce is hereby given that an
Ribns claims against said estate
\ clcrl S',n e probated and register
h m" u, said court. within one
t,SS 'uate, ANY claim. not SO
Ili,,,, ,Siercd, win be barred.
'"', july on, 1908.
ADoLpHUs CLINE.
~ Admir-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
Are Your Joints Open.

And free from pain, or are you tied
up like bunch Of grain Has rheuma-
tism, agoaizing and intense, got astride
of the medical fence? Well, PARA
cAMPH sweats, It's soothing and cool,
and doctors will tell you It's the only
rule, sweat it out, It's the only way; to
get instant relief try it to day, Sold by
j f. Jones
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us hLrpta"r Ne. u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

Col. George NJ, IIibblcr, a notice
Of whose death occurred in last
weeks issue of the Beacon was a
brother of Dr. Eugene L. Ilibbler
Mr.. L. A. Boyle and Mrs. II, Z.
Weir of Sherman, Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25
r,n ono paw Cold cure.

Fer colds and sore throat t HSS Nf taiss a
Chocolates Laxative Qu'q'N N"'"'
andy nnd quickly cure
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-25

july1S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
Barnnm a Baley's Performers Have
Narrow Escape.

Barnnm a BaiIey's Performers Have
Narrow Escape.
Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 2S-The third
section of tile Barnum s. Bailey circus
train, composed almost entirely Of
sleeping cars for the performers, WAS
wrecked at wildwood. Pa, On the
pittsburg ana Western railroad, and q
serious accident was narrowly ayerted
AS this section Of the train was passing
on The north bound track freight
train on the south bound track got be
You'd control Of the crew aud came
dashing down the grade Just as this
last Of the sleepers was almost cleai
the runaway train jumped the track
and one car crashed INTO the rear sleep
er, side swiplng 1t and damaging thc
ear badly.
The ear had about forty people OF
board, and they were rudely awakened
from their sleep. Both tracks were
blocked for d number Of hours. and the
circus train went through, leaving tht
one ear behind. The performers wht
were in the injured car were furnished
with another and were taken on t
join tile rest 81 the circus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
Genernl aInrkets.

New York Aug Fl
FLOUR Strongly held and IN some in.
stances 4 shade higher, Minnesota pat.
ents 81 70a4s5, winter straights SSe5aS 80;
winter extras, ss,9oaS.25i winter patents.
So a0a48o
WHEAT Opened stronger on renewed
heavy rains ii the northwest, together
with higher English cables resulting from
more rain In the United Kingdom; Sep.
tenber. ST 9-l6as77sc December, SataSsAe
RYE-Quieti state and Jersey a0a58c.
No 2 western 60hep +. Q. p, aiioat
CORN Neglected here, but firmer wesi
On excessive moisture and cooler tenn
naratares. September. 5Sa5SMe
OATS Nominal; track white state. aaf
4sc track white, western, a0aS5e
PORK ~DuiI. mess, si450ai550 family
a75oa1775.
LARD quiet prime western steam
s1oc.
BUTTER Steady TO firm; state dairy
false. extra creamery 1886.
CHEESE Quiet; state, full cream
fanev. small. colored l0Ac; small. white
i0Ne. large, colored 100. large white
ECas stronger. state and Pennsyt
vanfa. fancy mixed 22c state and Renn
svivania seconds 70 lirstsi lsa21e.
stJGAR-Raw strong fair refining Ssse.
centrifugal 81 test 5&e retnea firm
crushed 5e0c powdered 5l0e
MoTsASsES Eirm New orleans 3laAaS
RrcE-FHm; domestic iAastac, Japar
5Aa6c
TALLow Quiet; eity 4so eountrs
HAY-steady shipping Bc good
choice Slai95
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
INDIAN OUTBREAK IMMINENT
war Dances la Progress On Leeei
Lake f8Ifmn.) Reservation.

War Dances Ia Progress en- Leeeh
Lake CAIinn1 Reservation
Chicago, Aug Is IA dispatch to the
Chronicle from st. Paul MINI, says:
Reliable advices from Leeeh Lake rel
serve state that an outbreak of the
Pillagers and Bear island tribes is
imminent and that agency officials
have begun to remove their household
effects and families TO WHker, the near
est railroad town. War dances are in
progress
sThe tribal king Of the Pillagers. who
has Just been released from Jail. IS In.
citing tile young hueks against the
whites and Is actively supported by
the younger element among the tribal
chiefs, who afe anxious for fight
The Pillagers have been sullen and
ugly for two months, and the situation
has just been brought to a head By thu
tribal troubles.
"All the younger Indians are wei
armed and are the most ignorant and
the most warlike Of all the reserv'
tribes Chief Flat Mouth and Bus
Ahah Ke Shish. powerful chiefs, ar'
arguing for peace Flat Mouths words
have little effect because he - old ant
regarded with contempt BIZ the younge
element
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
A QUEER CASE
lorlgnaL1

loriginal1
It was a hot evening and / deter
mined to take a stroll in the park. /
sauntered about aimlessly, looking at
other saunterers and putting a cigar,
while night was giving place to twi-
Light Noticing a crowd collected near
one Of the little thickets with which the
park abounds. | went to see what at
tracted It. Pushing my way forward,
/ saw young woman lying on her
back, pale and rigid. She had just been
discovered in the thicket. dead. she
had been murdered.
The moment looked at her it
seemed that / had seen her before
Indeed, the face was quite familiar
Nevertheless / could not connect her
features with those Of any human be-
ing / had ever known.
had been travelling IN Europe short
" before this, and had left nay family
in Florence, Italy. One day I received
from my daughter one of the pictorial
postal cards SO much used abroad, and
what was my astonishment TO see on it
the picture Of the girl who had been
murdered. For awhile / was more
puzzled than ever. but suddenly It oc
Cured to me that It was the picture
on the postal card that had seen be
fore, and not the girl herself, While
In Florence / had written several mes
sages on these cards
expected to 50 over soon TO bring
my family home. / therefore went TO
the superintendent Of police and told
him OF the matter, offering to investi
gate it when in italy lie ayailed him.
self Of my services, informing me- by
the way that he had no clew to the
murderer. since the woman had only
been in New York short time and
no one in this country seemed to have
any motive for killing her.
AS soon as / reached Florence J went
TO the place. where the postal card was
made and after d good deal Of invests
cation was informed that the picture
was that Of d young Italian girl who
had been selected from number Of
competitors Ia sit as a model for pic
EUFG 10 8NGEl LIST NhEttt 4ttt ~ al sAAe
information got from the card manu-
facturers, but the police soon found out
for me that the girl was Liza Maronl
or signora Andrlano; she having mar
RED Andriano soon after having her
picture placed On tile postal card. It
was reported that her husband had
treated her badly aud she had left him.
This was as far as the italian police
investigations carried the case. Signora
Andriano was not la Florence. but as 10
where She was there was no Informs
ton Andriano also bad Ieft the city
some time after the departure Of his
wife, and LIS whereabouts were not
known. The most valuable thing Oh.
tanned In this connection was a photo
graph of Anariano which was found in
the possession of enc Of bis friends to
whom tile police went for information
The photograph was given to me for
the chief Of police ID New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29

when ] returned 10 America i called
ON the superintendent, gave him what
information / had collected ana the
photograph He thanked re. remark
ing at the same time, IF the man is in
America we shall find him.
He had number Of copies made Of
the photograph which he gave to per
sons who were instructed to look
among the Italians IN New York He
also sent the copies to the superln
tendents Of police IN different cities.
Six months later the superintendent Of
police in Philadelphia wrote that one
Of his agents had discovered 9 man
whose face was identical with the pho,
tograph, bat the name was not the
same
The case progressed no further for q
long while The man was watched,
but no suspicious circumstance no
ticed. He was a dealer In Italian table.
oils and wine and Of good standing
among the Italian colony Of the Quaker
City. lie had been recently married.
and BIZ getting the date It was found
that the wedding took place three
weeks after the murder Of the woman
whose picture graced the postal card
The police Instructed the letter carrier
who brought the suspected man his
letters to watch for mail sent to him
under another name than the one he
bore. For nearly q year no suspicious
letter came. when at last the postman
reported one addressed to the street
and number bearing the name Of An
drlan0. The letter was opened and
found 70 be from a mother to her son.
The police now considered that they
were well on the track Of the murderer.
They waited awhile for more points,
then concluded to arrest the man. They
were too late The bird had fiown He
and his wife had locked up their house
and gone away in the night
One morning, taking up my newspa-
per, I read that Philippe Yeftucl, an
italian. had died the previous day and
On his deathbed confessed that lie had
killed a woman who had been some
! time before found murdered IN Cen
tral park. She had left italy with him,
leaving d husband there, aud had lived
with him tn New Orleans as bis wife
! There she had left him, and he had
come to New York to induce her to join
\ him again. During an alteration 10 q
retired spot Id the park he had stabbed
her.
soon after This the man, who had
disappeared Ii Philadelphia, returned
to his place % business The expiana-
ton tile police got from him was this
i He admitted that he was Andriano
His former wife having gone away SCI
cretly with another man, he followed
them to America to wreak hts venge
anee Not finding them, lie fell in love
/ with another woman, married hel
without a divorce and. fearing to b.
4 charged with blgamy. lived under ar
assumed name When he left his hom,
fl was because he had learned the 20
lice were watching him. He only
heard of his wife's death and knew
that he was not d bigamlst by her muir
derer's confession.
HENRY S. SPICER,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
o.. wooa,yard Married II Rome.

nr. woodward Married Ia Rome.
Paris. Aug. IS Professor Benjamin
b. Woodward Of Columbia university
was married at noon III the American
church III the Rue le Berri to Miss
GLADYS Vau Buren PiyeF, the Califor
mia singer Dr Thurber, the pastor IF
the church olaeiated and John Monros
ana Henry Eignand charge d'aifaires
of the United States embassy weit
witnesses foil Professor Woodward ans
NJ. DeIaunay Belleyilie, honorary pres
ident of the chamber uf commerce q
Paris. ana N Emile Laurens were
witnesses FOR tile bride 4 small in
ylted p0ty were present 1T the wed
ding breakfast which followed Chg
ceremony Alr. and Mrs WOODWARD
later started On an extended wedding
trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
EAST AFRICAN ZION


Jews There VIII Have Fraeffe@th8
free local Government,
London Aug. Is SIT Is the intention
Of the foreign Office TO instruct the
British commissioner in the EasE Afrl-
can protectoraJe to facilitate p every
way the work Of the committee ap.
pointed by the Zionist congress ut Ba-
sci, Switzerland, 10 investigate the Of.
fer Of the British government Of Q
site for a Jewish colony.
IT is not believed that the committee
will find difficulty III selecting q site.
and If the colony Is established it viii
be under the general control of the
commissioner as representative Of King
Edwards government, but this control
will he nominal, the idea being 70 give
the Jews practically free local govern
ment under their own officials and 60
enable them to observe theft national
customs with freedom in municipal
legislation.
The foreign Office officials say they
regard the experiment as important
both for the government and for the
Jews, as it win determine the ability of
the latter to maintain an autonomous
government. If il Is a success the
colony win undoubtedly grow, and
should a failure result the government
reserves the right to reoecupy the land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
FOUR BROTHERS IN BLACK"

san Address From the south 90
the NORTH
The negro problem. 50 conspicuous ia
both the north and south at present.
has inspired a strong poem, Our
Brothers In Black: an Address From
the South to the North" BIZ Clarence
Ousley editor Of the Houston Post,
This poem. which, III the opinion Of
many southerners, expresses the south's
true attitude toward the negro, is In
part ats follows:
we forged too. bond Of affection
More firm than the title you gave
The veal Of the served and the serving,
The love Of the master and slave
We sucked the breasts Of their nianmless
They fed from the fat Of CUR store.
And called To the far field DC conflict
we left them on guard az our door
we bowed 10 the God Of the battle
We own he was wiser than WEI
And patiently took up the burden
OF teaching the bond to be free.
For wronging Il wrong was committed
The rod had been laid 10 our back.
yet. stricken, we know 1t was ours
To guardian our brothers III black
instead you made wreekage Of statehood;
You Ioosed US the terrors of race,
And only our Ged and our virgins
Know what we We're called on to face
I AT last By the right of the Saxon,
/ by strength that WAS bred III the bone
BY law chat II higher than statute,
we came III the end 20 our own.
4 Again We gave cheerful compllanee
i We took Up the burden with care;
we give them the blessings Of learning
E we pay-they receive share Tor aAaFe.
And full opportunity opens
70 black man ana white man the same
| 70 follow the bent of his genius
10 fortune and culture and fame
By parallel lines they are treading
THE highways all peoples have trod,
+ But socially there IL a ehaam
Dug deep la the wisdom OF God
TO spau it were death 10 both races;
But drunk on your meddlesonae brew,
They reel Is the doom of the foolish
or madden on NORWOOD and rue
we know them. they know ". Between
us
Is knowledge you never can SNOW
We know for the centuries taught us
They know for they learned Il ~ woe
Sc. hands Off The burden Is OURS,
And, faithfully Flooding along,
Wen move through the night 20 IN
And answer to God Tor the wrong
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
FIRE IN PARIS SUBWAY.

several Persons Hurt, One Fatally,
In Panic.
Paris. Aug. rs A fire which broke
out in a car Of the Metropolitan I'm.
foreground railroad 1T the Hotel &c
willie station caused d panic among the
passengers, who jumped from the
train. Several persons were INJURIES
and one woman fractured her skull
The other passengers were less serious
II injured
The fire was caused by electrical
fashes due to defective connection. II
was during the rush fer the exits thai
the people were injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
Prince Vnan IN Picking.

Shanghai. Aug, % Chinese reports
from peking assert that the banished
Prince Tuan Is there incognito and that
he has had several secret interviews
with the dowager empress while tbs
emperor was asleep II is further Re
ported that the literary chaneellors
who are being sent to all the provinces
are all reactionaries, with orders 70 re
port what prospect there i Of incitina
the people against foreigners aud tor
eign reforms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
nnn Manann,s Record.

Jeffersonrille Ind. Aug Is Marrie0
five times within twenty ttye years
made d widow once by death divorced
from three husbands and now i bridt
il the record of AIRS Mary /, Muir.
Thompson Colyin Neal-GenWay Smith
of Ohio Falls. Ind, Il suburb Of 3efer.
sonviile Tie last marriage has just
taken place, George O Smith OF Ohio
FANS being tile groom AIrs Smith Is
not more than atty years old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
Asastsa Nine ftoe,seoe., !.

Seattle. Mash Aug rs Because oil
continued disasters resulting ID loss o.
life 100 men have quit work n the
TredwelI mine, Oh Douglas island
Alaska The men % not make ans
charge % acknowledgement Of an un
safe condition of the mine. They
rather intimate that the property i
hoodooed IN support oil this con
tention they cite thar seven miners
met violent deaths within week at
Tradweii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29
INDIAN LAND SCANDAL.
Secretary Hf8eie0eis win appoint q
Special Investigator.


Special investigator.
Washington Aug q Secretary
Hitchcock 81 tie interior department
has announced his intention Of having
thorough investigation made into III
Irregularities In Indian Territory BY
some one not connected with the de-
partment This announcement was
made in response to a request from the
Dawes commission. dated AIuskegee,
l. r., Aug. 26, as follows
widespread and continued newspa-
Der criticism Of most serious character
involving integrity Of orr work and
our fidelity to duty impels lis 70 re.
quest that am immediate and searching
Investigation be instituted and that the
president be informed Of this desire A
work unparalleled III the history Of
civilization the result Of years Of M.
RENTING ton. IS threatened by fanatic
al reports and questionable journalism.
We urge that there be assigned TO tlie
work Of Investigation one whose repn-
tation for honesty ability and fearless
ness is We'll established aud whose
ldings viii be universally accepted
The secretary replied TO the telegram.
saying that as soon Is the proper man
could be secured lie would be sent to
the territory, with Instructions 10 make
complete and impartial inquiry into
conditions there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-29

Birmingham Ala. aug ~ Ghaneet
lor John q Carmichael has issued TEN
porafg iniunctions against 4 number
III strikers 81 the Virginia mines ueat
Bessemer. and several ol tile officers q
District No 70, restraining them from
iii any way interfering with The opera
ton &c the mine, tgaspassin@ upon the
property d attemntine to make Other
miners stop WorA