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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Rev. W. L. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba,
N. Y, writes; " After Is days of ex
cruciating pain from sciatic rheumatism
under various treatments, 7 was induced
TO try Billiards. Snow Liniment, the
first application giving me first relief,
and the second entire relief, can give
it unqualified recommendation sec,
soc and 81 at J. F. Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Yon assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain Collie, Cholelaa and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Edw NJ Mulphcy,
Macon, Hamilton & Meek, Brooksvile,
will refund your money if yon are not
satisfied after using it, tits everywhere
admitted to he the most successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails Its pleasant,
ate and reliable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

The annual celebration Of Children,
Day at Ex-Prdirie church ALWAYS draw.
a large crowd and on last 2Thursda,
the church could not hold ali
who attended. Macon had good
representation on the ground, candi
dates and others, and all have words Of
praise for the beautiful services and ex
cellent dinner, Mr., Price read letter
he received from Capt Walter Barker.
in which he said he was with them one
year ago and desired to be remembered
by the children andI their parents, lie
enclosed a check for $l5 for the Sunday
School.
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SUMMER SCHOOL.

Athens, Gan July l-August 8, 1903,
For above occasion Mobile <
Ohio coupon agents will sell tickets
at rate of ONE FARE plus % cents
for the round trip. Ask agents for
particulars.
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Have You Bees IN Your Bonnet?

Have You Bees IN Your Bonnet ?
And do they buzz in your head This
is neuralgia, the kind that puts You in
bed PABACAMTH stops it and it does it
quick, applied externally it can make
you sick. We guarantee it to cure on
the spot or Moray, Don 'tsdlfer to-mor-
row, next week or to. day, if you are
not satisfied III tell you what Wen do,
wei give you back your money and
your headache too Sold by j. F Jones.
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were sleeping who had once met with
US in worship, who had sung and pray
ed with us was not able to engage
with the Others in physical labors; my
mind, however, was not still. By a
stretch of imagination | could catch a
whisper from the graves, family saving
unto us: Friends, such spots AS these
will soon be your resting places, 80 be
you ready when the summons comes,
God grant it may be so. This writer
lacking only one year of being an octo
genarian, your generous readers will
pardon the inclination Of his pen, icT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Mr.. W. deb. Hooper OF Holly
Springs paid the Augustus home a
flying visit last Saturday and Sun
day ard 'ook apecpat his old friends
in Macon. Come again genial viii !,
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Talk About Y our Babies, 4"

You ought to see mine, she was sickIy
and had Group all the time. A friend
advised PABACAMPH; she's well and
healthy now, try the same on yours to.
day, you'll Il ueyec regret the chow. 49,
Sold by J r. Jones,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Miss Nan r. Hooper, dlrectrcs
Of music in the Franklin College,
Tenn, is the welcome guest in the
home Of her uncle Mr.. Wm b.
Augustus,
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NOTICE, VETERANS.


MACON. MISS. July 18th, 1903.
To the U. {. V: Camp 1926
CoMRADEs-After consultation with
such Of Veterans as | have had access tc
to, / hereby postpone orr annual re-
union to Thursday. July 30th, prox, by
which time the crops will be in such
condition as will permit all Of us to at
tend, H. A. MINOR
Commander Camp 1926.
z. T. CoRRoH, Ait.
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Notice

Ia F0''Is to be filed with the clerk
|lI VaI, AUGUST ard, 1908,
|jInUp' y, Working and keeping in re.
and y, plans and specifications
naj W ,,e orders of'the Board the
|RIt;' VI Noyubee county, Miss.
a1 S, a. PiekenSville road from
b leS..ate line to The Winston
cStHCept that part of said road
4. pirate limits OF the town of
IRe ARA 3e let by the BOARD on
Esder., ~ uay OF August. 1908. Pros
an nnd WY obtain copies OF plans.
ans orders by making appli.
by order OF the Board.
|haaon z T, D0RROH, CLERK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Capt. G. P, Waller and wife Of Craw.
ford were in Macon Tuesday.
Mrs. MolIie Coleman and son Robert
were shopping in Macon Tuesday.
During July and part Of August there
will be three protracted meetings in
Mashulaville.
Messrs. A, 7. Henley, father and son,
were in town Tuesday They are pre-.
pairing to bale much hay.
1t surely beats the record in Noxubee
Mrs. Robt. Cade Of Lynn Creek, gave
birth to Il child weighing fourteen
pounds,
Mr.. Jos. NJ. Tucker of Perkinsville
YVES in Macon Thursday. Hc has been
very successful lately in taking orders
for monumentsland.tomb stones. If You
wish to see him, seni u postal Or letter
to Perkinsville.
Mr. q. + Dorroh is enjoying a visit
from his brother, Hon. J. NJ. Dorroh,
a prominent citizen of Big Sandy, Tex =,
where be has prospered as a business
man, and has large family of children
and grandchildren He returned home
last night,
Thus. NJ, Rogers, proprietor Of the
Surprise Store at Columbus, has sold his
store fixtures and three year lease on
the building to VIM h Carter and Fe.
lix M. Chapman. Mr., Carter has for
several years been a teacher in theStone
Mountain, Ga, school and Mr.. Chap
man is wel-known as a dry goods man
and has many relatives and friends in
Noxubee and Lowndes counties.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Marriage license wasissued July 8
to Mr., b, ID. Fox and Mics Bette j.
Land daughter Of the late Henry G,
Land.
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1yYoUNcEMENls

a., announce the fol.
10 noIhor'4'. ggri,.rt3 The action OF
/ ., .'sI pa"aa'"
Ii.uici i''o na'n,N
/ I T. y. r. GULLY.
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Lepplor, 'g'" n ",,r'
/ w. w.. MIAMI
E,prc,cntoi',''s, ,,r o<
/ W ", 'i anmnEy IN.
i HARDEN =. ,orry
/ E. d. . wv,
/ MO ar ',I,',i
4 DR. t. s. Ii', ,,,rvs
J' 10 v .',,,",,N
$ o. ''-'''
Ehanccri 'pnrv
4 CHAS Hln o,,
IT. pOkl'"n
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Music Class.

Miss Bessie Ferris desires to give
music lessons during the vacation and
in term time. Terms given on appli'
c,,liou
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Ny house for sale or rent. Apply to
MIR. w, L. Featherston for terms,
which are easy.
MRS MARIA DISNUKUS.
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l.
h'I'oh as member OF the Board Of Elec-
lion Commissioners for Noxubee county.
b! reason OF bis being a candidate for the
oolce of Justice of the Peace, the commit
tee thereupon proceeded by ballot 10 deter
mine whom they would recommend to the
State Board Of Election Commissioners as
asu'tabe person to fill said vacancy, which
resulted as follows,
d.. F, AllgoOd received seven votes.
T. Z. Hughes received one vote.
The Sec. was thefeupon directed to write
the State Board of Election Commissioners
that tins Com. recommends D. f. Angood
as discreet and suitable person to be ap.
pointed to fill said vacancy, he being also
freebooter and an elector in this county.
In order to detray the cost Of printing
ballots and transmitting ballot boxes and
booths, it is adjudged that the same be ap.
portioned among the candidates to be voted
for in the primaries, as follows, to-wt:
Candidates for state and state district
NilNtHs thtu ........,....... = i w
Candidates for county offices. each D.. 90
Candidates for county district offices 30
1t is further ordered that each Of said
candidates pay said sum to John A. Tyson,
on or before Saturday, July 25th
ItIs ordered that the time as fixed by the
state Democratic Executive Com. for hold.
ing the Democratic primaries, to wit: Au-
gust 9Th and August 27th,, be and the same
is hereby adopted tor the selection OF all
candidates; that the qualifications of cleo
tors is fixed by said State Elk. Com. and the
law. be and the same are hereby adopted by
mis- Cou,nIrtoo
Tb. Cop,nitto. tAorc,,ror nroc.odod IN
,oI.ct tbo ogio.rs IN hord ,aij nrimartes
,bs arst.nomod m,nager for ooch nr.cinct
,.o.i,.ro,d ,Iis,rihr,or -. GA.
DTERRROOE
Moroccr,-G ! Rohsrtsor 4 O Cafes.
q q cl,v Clerks + NJ Robertson. w.
n R.r poiliF and n picLensIowry.
CLIrTONyIlJE
u,,oc.rsr " \tuI,in, p Connor
- n Franklin clerks Ia. l.. pait,. If.
.,,,o.tor unl,irs r. pofGeonJR n p
. 2rvor
PRAIRIE POINT.
Managers-WateI Price, j. b. Stewart.
A. l., Neville, Clerks, W. II. Smith, G, E.
TAYLOR. Baliti and Il. o., j. n. Combs,
CENTER POINT.
Nanlgers-J, W. PauIette, j, A. Dins.
more. l., Dent Clerks, r. NJ. DAVIS, j. X.
Bankhead. Baiha and K. o. X. Y. Mcleod
PALETTE.
Monagers-.T. b. Paulette. W. W. Good.
win Virgil Boyd. Clerks, Ed Robbins and
win hin. Bailitr K r, o., RIM. Campbell.
COOKsVlLLE.
Nanugers-J. j. f. Watt, b. G. Adams.
A. b, MrCollum. Cle.ks.J r. Sparkmsn,
w W. Daniel, Baiifr and Il. O; Il. l.
Holiday.
MACON'
Managers ~. NJ. Scales, IL, bad Barnes
Z. +. Kennedy. Clerks, E. b, BOYD, d. q
Ferris Bailif and Il. o.. W.O. Barnes IT,
SnuQUALAk'
Managers-Sid Welsh, J. l., FIoore, W. K,
COMBS N'c'N'' ~ H' I1"uo' ''"' - '1 :
Tynes. Bailid and Il, o., b. u Cotton
SuNMERNlLLE
Managels-L. II, Thomas, D. W. COMBS
T. Il. Haynes. Clerks, J'J' Prince d. D.
Whittle. Bailiff and r. o.. D. T. Coolidge
hAohl P'A'
Managers--J, II, Hubbard H. W Jrrta-
g,n, b. +. Whitehead, Clerks, T;J' Reed
r. II. Otis. BailiT and K. o., IL. c, Chan
celor, .....,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

Mrs w, j. Hubbard spent two days
this week with her daughter Mrs.
Glen Kirk.
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SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE,

Medium size fountain for sale. ler"s
r.ssonnhle Ed, NJ. MURPHY,
- r1'"'N' Macon, Miss
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POLAND CHINAS.

have a few choice Poland China
pics for sale, five dollars each,
G. c. CLAY.
D,erbrook, Miss.
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On the evening of the Sd, instant, q
number Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Shell
toms friends were gathered in then
| pleasant home to enjoy a game of pro
gresaiye finch with the Qui Viye Climb,
The whole house was beautifully deco
rated in beaming sunAowers. Their
bright faces smiled a welcome which
even the warmth of July could not over.
come. A delightful and refreshing
fruit punch was served during the gam
and cheated the hours of their heat. -
The score cards were airy little sunhow
| eTs which bore the scOlC on their dainty
petals, and the delicious refreshments
were decorated similarly with black.
eyed Susans. Miss Celeste Harrison
won the ladies prize, an appropriate
one, since it was a sofa illow embroid-
cred in sunhower design with puff Of
yellow satin showing through the petals.
Mr.. Brooke Ferris drew the gentle,
man prize and Mrs. Bennett Boggess
the consolation, both of which were
pretty pieces of brio brac,
All were agreed in pronouncing the
evening a pleasant one and congratulate
ed themselves upon their good fortune
IN being present. B.
Miss Bessie Ferris entertained a large
party at finch Thursday afternoon.
Six tables were set on the shady lawn,
and ices and dainty refresh m s
were served between games, The
Beacon household returns thanks for
! l.,,
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Of the Board,
u TO CREDITORS,

|ne ADMINISTRATION, nn,, upon the estate
|bt6o NOW NOV, deceased, having been
DIV Of IInn9,erSigned administrator
|sr c ouly' 1903, by the clerk OF
b, no NGuIt Of NoXubee County,
|iNhcc '' ol Is hereby given that ali
Hhe s,U c,l'mS against said estate
| cIcrE '' nC probatcd and register.
| bis .l ~, SAID court, within one
md ra ','~' ANY claim, not so
Mis- Eis'ored, win be barred.
AboLPHUs CLINE.
- Admir-.
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Sheriff Clark informed us that
Sandy Fountain cut the throat of a
horse belonging to Green Ballard
his father-in-law, He then went
to Ferd Dordan's and with an axe
cut the hips of two COWS, From
there he went to Mr.. Edwards
Ballard place and shot Andrew Bal
lard in the horse lot, killing him in
stantly. Hewas captured the same
evening by somcparties near Cooks
vile.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-11

After being at liberty for fifteen
year, Sandy Fontaine, a negro IS
capped convict, is o be brought back
t. the Mississippi penitcntiary next
week to complete life term. He
has been captured at Flomaton,
Ala, and confcsses to being the
person wanted. The negro was
sent up from NoXuhCe county for
murder in 1889, and escaped five
years latc,.-N. O. States,
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|Onf0rtable and
.NTRACTORs.

W. J" l9NIRACTORS.
~ lImtlhrC lOk Of this Board
" sealed proposals for the Luild.
MYERS bridge across Wahalak
"''os to plan, and specifications
WIN the OIerk Of this Board.
''"co with im above | will re-
l'lbc Office of the Chtneery
Ioo'c.oc1 on Monday, the 8rd
l,nt, 1903.
/ T. DORROH,
Cbancery Clerk.
by j. L. DORROH, d. C.
,'u That The Clerk of this Board
y, sealed proposals for the de.
y" CORDS Of wood at the Poor
,o og'ore Che 18th day of Scptem-
',ao3' said wood to be either
dhjckory
'"Ve with the above | will re-
" Tue oI'jrc Of the Cbancery
~ o'clock, a, M, on Monday,
dAnsu,t I9l9.
H. 7. DoRRoH, Clerk.
by |, l.. DoRRon, DC.
oTIcE TAX PAYERS
''eIDy given that the Personal
n" o.. for the year 1908. has
=! " " stewart, County As.
-" persons are notified to call
\, ', !, and file objections, if any.
Nj, "oodoy, the 3rd day of Au.
,% p''" olIo the Board of Super.
''' UP the same for equaliza.
|i'itOc Board,
" 7, DoRRoH, Clerk.
hy l. l., DoRRoH, D. c.
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.june973t
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-05-21

to learn II he were true to her. Henry
seems to be particularly sensitive in
that direction. One would think it
was in the commandments, Thou shalt
not go to Grouches' ~@%
+ "Well, knew 1 could do nothing
with Henry if he once learned of that
visit, especially as it resulted so ia
tally. Oh, why did l go? Why did
60? That was why I hesitated to tell
Henry at once. l was hoping some 9TH
er way would open whereby 1 might
save Charles-Master Brandon. While
l was waiting along came the Duke of
Buckingham, and as I knew he was
popular in London and had almost as
much influence there as the king q
thought came to me that he might helm
us.
Il knew that he and Master Brandon
had passed a few angry words at one
time in my ballroom-you remember
but also knew that the duke was in
In love with me, you know, or pretend
ed to be-he always said he was-and
felt sure could by little fattery in
duce him to do anything. He was al
ways protesting that he would give
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tie with Mary in bed. The door had
been placed on it's hinges again, but
the bed was tumbled as Mary had left
it, and the room was in great disorder
"Oh, Sir Edwin" began Mary, who
was weeping, twas ever woman in
such frightful trouble? My brother is
killing me. Can he not see that could
not live through week of this mar
rage? And I have been deserted by
all my friends, too, excepting Jane
She, poor thing, cannot leave.''
you know I would not CO." said
Jane parenthetcally. Mary continued,
"You, too, have been home an entire
week and have not been near me-"
l began to soften at the sight of her
grief and concluded with Brandon that,
after all, her beauty could we'll cover
multitude of sins, perhaps even this,
Ter great transgression against him.
The princess was trying to check her
weeping and in a moment took up the
thread of her unfinished sentence:
"And Master Brandon, too, left with
out so much as sending me one little
word-not a lie nor a syllable. BE
did not come near me, but went off as
u did not care-or he did not. OF
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woman. How beautiful she was! She
threw one quick, surprised glance at
her brother and his companions and
lifting up her exquisite head, careless
~ hummed little tune under her
breath as she marched to the other end
of. the room with a gait that Juno her
self could not have improved upon.
l saw the king smile, half in pride of
her and half in amusement, and the
F'renchman's little eyes Toasted upon
her beauty with a relish that could not
be mistaken
Henry and the ambassador spoke a
word in whispers when the latter took
a box from a huge side pocket and
started across the room toward Mary
with the king at his heels.
Her side was toward them when they
came up, but she kept her attitude as
II she had been of bronze. She had
taken up book that was lying on the
table and was examining it as they
approached.
De Longueville held the box in his
hand, and, bowling and scraping, said
in broken English, Permit to me, most
gracious princess, that may have the
honor to offer on behalf of my august
master this little testament of his high
admiration and love- With this he
bowed again, smiled like crack in
piece of old parchment and held his
box toward Mary. 1t was open, prob
ably in the hope Of enticing her with
sight Of it's contents-a beautiful dia-
mond necklace.
She turned her face ever so little and
took it all in with one contemptuous,
sneering glance out Of the corners Of
her eyes. Then, quietly reaching out
her hand, she grasped the necklace and
deliberately dashed it in poor old De
Longueville's face.
'"There is my answer, sir! Go home
and tell your imbecile old master
scorn his suit and hate him-hate him
hate himr' Then, with the tears fall
ing unheeded down her cheeks: MAS
ter Wolsey, you butchers cur, this
trick was of your conception. The 9TH
ers had not brains enough to think of
it. Are you not proud to have out
Witted one poor heartbroken girl? But
beware, sir! I tell you now I will be
quits with you yet or my name is not
Mary"
There is limit to the best of femi-
nine nerve, and at that limit should
always be found food of healthful
tears. Mary had reached it when she
threw the necklace and shot her bolt
at Wolsey, so she broke down and has
tily left the room.
The king of course was beside him
self with rage.
by Gods SOUL" he swore, 'she shall
marry Louis of France or I will have
her whipped to death on the Smith
field pillory!' And in his wicked heart
so impervious to a single lasting good
impulse really meant it.
Immediately after this, the king, De
Longueville and Wolsey set out for
London.
l remained behind hoping to see the
girls, and after a short time a page
plucked me by the sleeve, saying the
princess wished to see me-
The page conducted me to the same
room in which had been fought the bat
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MT HAD not been long in the room
Xxi i when knock at the door an
F6aMa6l nounced the girls I admitted
&2szsS) them, and Mary walked to
the middle of the floor. 1t was Just
growing dark, and the room was quite
dim, save at the window where Bran
don sat reading. Gods, those were ex-
citing moments! My heart beat like a
Woman's. Brandon saw the girls when
they entered, but never so much as
looked up from his book You must re.
member he had a great grievance. Jane
and had remained near the door, and
poor Mary was a pitiable princess,
standing there so full of doubt in the
middle Of the room. After a moment
she stepped toward the window and.
with quick coming breath, stopped at
the threshold Of the little passage.
Master Brandon, have come, not to
make excuses, for nothing can excuse
me, but to tell you how it all happened
by trusting to another"
Brandon arose and, marking the
place in his book with his finger, fol.
lowed Mary, who had stepped back:
ward into the room.
Your highness is very gracious and
kind thus to honor me, but as our wavs
will hereafter lie as far apart as the
world is broad, think it would have
been far better had you refrained from
80 1mprudent visit, especially as any
tnlng one so exalted as yourself NAV
nave to say can be no affair of such as
lone just free of the hangman's
moose"
'Oh, don't, I pray you! Let me tell
you, and it may make difference. It
must pain you, know, to think of me
as you do, after-after-you know; aft
er what has passed between u.s.
Yes, that only makes it all the hard
er. If you could give your kisses''-and
she blushed red as blood-"to one for
whom you care so little that you could
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First publication Nav IA. 1909.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Mile Lacs.-ss. In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate OF Wi Say.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John NJ
Carlson, representing among other things that
Wi Say has lately died intestate. a resident
and lnhabltant OF said Mile Laos county. leav-
ing real estate within said county and prayine
that administration OF his estate be to Geo. =.
Budd granted. -
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at a
SPECIAL term OF this court to be held at the
court house at Princeton in said county on the
oth day OF June, 1908. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. and that notice of said hearing be given
order once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Princeton Union, legal newspaper published
in said county.
Dated at Princeton this 18th day OF May 1903
By the court.
B. NJ. VANALSTEIN,
probate Seal Judge of Probate.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-05-21
CHAPTER XII.
ATONEMENT

RI HAD not been long in the room
l when a knock at the door an
sAY nounced the girls. I admitted
~ them, and Mary walked to