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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
Wilkinson-Duke.

st. Peters Cathedral was tho scene Of
pretty wedding Monday afternoon at
O'clock, when Miss Celeste Duke and Mr..
Russell Wilkinson plighted their troth.
The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Father Magri. Mr.. Albert Wilkinson,
while Miss Blanche Duke, sister Of the
bride. was maid Of honor.
Tho bride was tastefully attlred in a
brown talor-made suit. with hat and
gloves to match. The maid of honor was
gowned In white etamine. with white silk
trimmings, and she wore large white
picture hat, Both bride and groom are
well known and esteemed in Richmond,
where they will make their home at No.
300 East Leigh Street.
Z l,lcuge-M orse.
Mr.. Pliny T. Rutledge. OF the David
Harum Company, gave his mother. Mrs.
pleasant surprise when visiting her last
week by his announcement of his mar
rlage on December 2lst at Baltimore,
Nd to Miss Mary Esther Morse. OF
Portsmouth N. II. The young lady Is
at present fulfilling a professional en-
gagemcnt with the "Utopians.'
The fact that the Dramatic Club Of the
University OF Virginia will play Miss
Satan at the Academy of Music here
on January Goth Is Of llvaly Interest TO
society. which is exceedingly partial to
the clul, and very fond OF Witnessing It's
performances.
The play will be given for the joint
benefit of the University Hospital and the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
Miss Whiteley's Tea.
Miss Virginia Whitley gave tea yes
tcrduy afternoon In honor of Miss lsa-
belle Carter and Miss Zade Branch. Tea
was served by Misses Page Royal, julie
OslerIoh, julia Joynes, Ella Buck Carrie
Rennolds, Julia Martin and Kate Sed-
don and Berthe Jackson.
Ono OF the attractive features OF the
entertainment was gypsy camp, In
which fortunes of the children We're told
| by the pamist and clairvoyant, Madame
| Rosetta, who had been especially engaged
| for tie occasion, The decorations were
| In red. About seventy-fiye children.
| ranging from ten to fifteen, We're present.
DR.. Winchester at the WoInan's
Club,
Or. G. II. Winchester, OF Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn, who was
| introduced to the members Of the 'yo-
! mans Club last evening by Mrs j A,
| LEROY, chairman of the lecture commit
tee, sgnalzed his appearance In Rich.
raond by the delivery of one Of the finest
lectures ever listened to within the clut
audience hall
Or. Winchester's subject was Life
and Letters Of the Elizabethan Age witt
the central thought OF life at Ludlow
Castle as It's exempliticston,
| All the wonderful wealth OF interes
growing nut Of and clustering around III,
1alnous Sidney family, OF England. va!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29

touched upon zane, presented with * q
brightness of thought. d dellcacy Of I'M.
aginat Ion, n chaste richness and flow Of
Language, which simply charmed the doc.
tors hearers. { 53 i ",
GRAPHITE Incidents concerning Mary 81, sld. !.
ney Penelope Devere,ix, the "steIln. q q
Philip Sidney; Philp, himself, Robert FRY
Earl Of ESSEX, Bon johnson, wittly
classyfled ns "Samuol Johnson Plus Puek |;
Shakespeare and John NJ ton, and many
others. including Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir
Richard C;ranvIllo, Sir Francis Drake
and Str Humphrey Gilbert, considered
by Professor Winchester to be the Il, truo
knights Of England. Enriched and Illus U.s.
tratcd the period under con ider a
which became In Dr. Wincheste,r,s , hanas
the golden age, indeed, of English litcra-
turo.
rhe specially invited guests Of the
evening were the professors of Richmond
College and union Theological Seminary.
Mrs. Winchester who accompanied hcr
husband to Richmond made a most
favorable impression OH all who met ner. I
1t Is d matter Of regret that she leaves
with her husband for Washington, D. O..
this morning. N , 11n....
Miss Harriet Hanlsins, Of williamsburg,
Va; Mrs. r. NJ. Gilbert, Of New York,
and Mrs, Andrew ] Montague were
among the guests Of the evening.
Junior Glass Entertainment
Mrs. Thomas Cary johnson. Of Union
Thcoogcal Seminary, noted for being
the most delightful of hostcsses, VIII en-
terrain the Junior Glass Of the Seminary
Friday evening, January 1st
Decorations will fbe In holiday colors,
the table centerplece being Christmas
bell Of red carnations.
On the afternoon Of New Years day
Mrs. johnson will give an informal tea
to about score Of last years brides. All
Of her entertaining Is so attractive that
both the tea and the Junior Class even
Ing are sure to prove the pleasantest OF
pleasant things.
The next meeting Of the Kate Wheelock
Whist Club will be held with Mrs. D. 4.
..liains, on January 0. 1901.
Personal Mention.
Miss katherine Halves is visiting rela--
lives at Newark. n. j.
Mr., James w. Stevenson, Jr., Of Warm
Springs, and Miss Virginia Hardaway, OF
Selma, Ala, are guests at the home of
DR.. Russell Cecil, No. Cos East Grace
Street.
Mr.. John Hove tcescil'.of Princeton Uni-
versity, is spending the holidays a. At his
home In this city, 77 1'
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Meany have
returned to the city from Philadelphia.
where they spent Christmas visiting Mrs.
Meany's sister.
MIR. T. H. Russell, Of New York, Is
spending some days In Richmond.
Miss Mary Nowlin passed through Rich
mond Sunday on her way to visit friends
at Frederl cksburg.
Mr.. John A, Kratz. of the Department
of Justice, Washington5lD. Co spent the
Christmas holidays aat No. eOl4 JEFFERSON
Place, with his parents,
Miss Eleanor Johnston, Of New York.
and Miss Amy Harlowe, Of Wilmington
N, C.. are the guests Of Miss Anne sgd
nor, at No. 172S Grove Avenue. 4
Miss Beulah Thompson Treyilian and
Miss Smith are In orange for the holl-
days.
+. Mr.. Howard Bruce, OF New York. is Wis
itlng his parents at No, 10 iNort n Lauren H
Street.
The members Of the Hermitage Club
viii i,een nnen house on New Years Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
His Ankle Crushed.

(Special to The Times-Dispatch:)
{. LOUISA. VA, Dec. %.-A young son {, or
W. J. Langan, who lives near Dunreai IN
in this county had an ANKLE crushed y,
yesterday. He was taken to hospital
In Richmond to-day for treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29

syenlle porker. 1T was three inches long
and Weighed three-qQartcrs Of pouhi
Dyes snout, and even little twisted tau
We're PEI fectlS formed.
Mrs. Brody says It seemed alive when
she touched j. but i la slaea1ed the
All day nelghbors llockad Into the Rrody
home and ex cla!med over the prodigy,
But poultry fanciers say It's only an
ahnormally shaped egg,-Philadelphia In.
Qnlrer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
Z !'lcupe-Morse.

The fact that the Dramatic Club Of the
University Of Virginia will play Miss
Satan" at the Academy of Music here
on January 10th is Of livaly Interest TO
society. which is exceedingly partial to
the club and very fond OF Witnessing It's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
| 1904:
RESOLVE.

\ Nothing like keeping the
promise Of long ago.
a nice Piano will make
amends for all the shortcom-
lngs Of the year about to close.
We can supply you with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR n. /. ....
BOYS And Al GIRLS
The MONKEYS Punishment.

IF You will slip into the pantry and
get me some cakeN1 VIA give you n, this Ills
fine gold wntcl, to wear said the par.
rot to the monkey, holding UP beauti-
full watch for the monkey to admire.
SO the monkey fun into the house and
into ths pantry and got cake covered
with sugar nntl gave It 10 the parrot
for he felt that 1t would DO a very grand
thing indeed to have watch to wear
Ho placed the chain about his neck
and walked UP and down the garden
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
The Irishrnan4 and His Horse.

The lrlStnans and HIS Horse.
The ample facilities for the disposal Of
horses have made the Dublin Horse Show
what 1t is, The Irish hunter. as you
know, Is king. The dealers In Brussels,
Paris. Berlin and Vienna know the way
to Ballsbridge as we'll as. you know your
way to your sideboard AS much as any
thing else, the facilities, offered by the
Horse Show are responsible for the crea.
ton Of this market In the old days It
was different. I can remember well
enough when, in order to pick UP a few
hunters or ponies, the dazcd foreigner
would have to travel from Chairmee, In
County Cork, to Ballinasloe. In County
Galway; from Limerick to Spanoil Hill.
Those were prosperous days for the Hum
garian breeders, but twas hard on the
Irish farmer and small dealer. Give the
Royal Dublin Society It's due, BY bring
ing together seventy thousand people who
love the horse and buy and sell him, IT
has done we'll by ireland. 4
But the main interest Of the Dublin
Horse Show lies In the hunter, It Is to
see this splendid creature that we have
come up from all parts Of the world
And Ballsbridge Is cosmopolls. Here IN
The broad promenade running east and
west; by the tea-rooms, In the pleasant
shade Of trees. you Will touch elbows
with men from the world over. There
are young hunting men, In the widest
and whtest of Panamas, and the thin
nest blacklist leggins. from all the shres
or counties Of the islands. Sandy's burr
cuts across the soft speech Of Devon,
All the Irish brogues- from Cork to Cush-
endall. and from kidney Hill TO the
Headlands OF the Klllerles-fall sweet
upon tile ear. Yonder bustles Chicago,
and here comes the polit Gaul, knowing
In horsenesh. Swarm, too the ladies' ana
tho healthy, rosy girls. Immune to WIND
and weather. In horsy coats and boots,
or, wlnsomer, In frocks and feathers from
Paris, They drink tea AND GOSSIP OF
things We know not iof-of the LORD Lieu,
tenant and vice-regal receptions, and
other matters Of Importance, Y sud ii bS
carriage drive, Royalty arrives. It Is the
Kings brother. the Duke Of connaught;,
Come, too, Ills Excellency, the - Lo orc,
Lieutenant, in an open carriage; a Duef-
ess az Westminster, a Duke Of I.elnster,
a countess or two,-Yanco Thompson IN
January Outing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29

Cary Street, announces the approaching
marriage Of her daughter Miss Florence
Stanley, TO Mr.. George Goodrich, of Nor
folk. Va.
The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock on the evening OF february 4th.
at Monumental Episcopal Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
KEY 70 FIND LOST CATS.

i. Catastrophe. ?. Cat-aroets. 8.
3cAt.sup. 4. Cat-nip. 6. Cat-ecliistr,. 9.
sCat-aptilts. u Cat.egory. s. Cattle.
D. cat.alpn 10. Catalogue. II. Cat
arrh. ~. Cat-acombs. 49, Cat.afalque.
ii. Cat.crpllars. Is. Cat-amount, 10.
= -, ERROR CORRECTED.
n the kew to the Search for Ma
tons" published last Sunday, the
word examination by n typograrh,ical
error Avas made to appear calcinn tion.
jT'he editor takes the first opportuait!
to make the correction.
In order that the contest may pc p,
conducted Will, absolute fairness TO AL
only one standard can be admitted.
+;rbere can be no comparisons admit.
ted, ii the Key says condemnation,
then elimination Is not correct.
r. Two papers, correct otherwise, nao
I no ,pid aside this week because one
sentence contained "catchup. when
The sense and the Key required cat
sup. @8
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
,eavy selling Of long wheat for big New-York

heavy selling Of long wheat for q big New-York
operator.
Notwithstanding that the Eastern blockade
&c as complete as ever corn futures closed ssc 10 1c
higher. and cash corn firm. Offerings in the
markets were small ana the effort by local shorts
N cover brought about the recovery. The January
,,;lls bought enough OF that future advance
--4ces over lc. That affected the May somewhat.
The latter opened SS9Sc. sold between sSSsc and
lsc and closed at CSC: January sold at 4Sl4c. and
closed at s7Ssc. Country offerings were not
large bids having been dropped Receipts were slS
.s--s. estimate for tomorrow. $50 cars The con-
t7ct stock 2050oe bushels increased 5000 bushels,
shipping sales here. largely March shipment, were
a 600 bushels. The seaboard reported IS loads for
export. Clesrances were 2900oo bushels.
oats futures closed unchanged TO &c higher. May
,lp the most. Offerings small. The effort TO
cover was quite general, and the market had the
help Of buying by leading holder Howe. January
closed at SIC; May. Soc; July S29sc. The stock OF
standard is only 524Ooa bushels Receipts were S62
cars: to-morrow's estimate. zoe Shipping sales
were 5000 bushels. deferred shipment
There 5000 less hogs at all the Western
markets than last year. There were 4ce0 less here
,la1 the estimate. SSeoG Prices the stock yards
were 5c higher. There was quite general demand
+o- ribs. Offerings were light. The small stocks,
the comparatively small hog movement and the big
holdings Of certain lines make shorts nervous
Pork closed coc SOC higher. lard sc to 15c higher
and ribs sc 70 I-1zc higher
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
To the STOCKHOLDERS of the
Chicago Union Traction Company,
North Chicago St. r. r. Company, and
West Chicago St. r. r. Company {:

rrdt a
antad II Protects Commit
Iohns ~ Q Deposit "
euHnsT u OF
steNeente rrahns controlling n
dua both t d 0
eeuath his controversy s rb 4 prompts
hngnntcf large so ng il hhp
metodof epmo the I pr or o
adanu rnomc~ admins of h m by
oannuse sesOu h e 1t
These corporations il
hld f
vethe erg h hi dpda toe
bee1pe ocrthzt% Q the Deposits " e given o
ofur DepstA greretu be OBJ ra arpn
Tre
York {Jr WALTER G. o,ku., Chairman,
H.
H.
EssroNE& Al
AfooRE&
L uNKL Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
Anrtion Gdles-finanridl.

HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY. -
DFQTISITlON HAVING BEEN MADE IN
der date November 7th. 1902 by the Superfntend-
Rank Of state o York upon the aol-
go T-usr Company impairment of it's
-1rrl stock amounting Two hundred and nffy-one
.-1,ea1d three hundred and sixJy-seven dollars and
-an cents fl S67 I4l notice thereof and OF the
97urr of assessment having been given IN CONFORM
stockholder Of the company and AL
.,-1enrs hereunder except that upon One thousand
t hundred and forty-to Q.3s21 shares, having been
notice is hereby that The SAID
me thousand three and fortytwo S42l shares
-r vii BE- sold to highest bidder public auc-
r,on al II Broadway. New York City on TUESDAY FED
---e-v 3 Ie0S al 1880 O'clock p. Of that DAY.
Srcr stock viii not however. be sold at less than
r-iffvoue Der value Fifty y-one Dollars
share which been placed upon II oy
~ S1re-intendent his determination and
PROVIDED oy Sectioh ID OF OiatI Wv %
Laws q ISo2
New York. January 19. 1903.
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY,
Inv J. D. VERMEULE.
President.
Attest:
= B. VAN woERT.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
GurrgqaIes y ottres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
Work nooe fs hereby all persons having claims
IivernOre, late Of the County or New
Y1 deceased TO present same with vouchers there
- ~, The stscrter at OF transact1s business
Room 203 No % Broadway. in the City OF Ne" York
o. or before the 9th day Of June next.
O4i r(a.sJ Sev YORK the 17th day December 1902
FREDERIC A BURLLNGAME Administrator
rOREY9-T Attorney for Administrator 81
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

Il Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County o.
York notice is hereby given TO all having
against William Hasse also called William Hasse
ate of County Of New York deceased TO
vyith thereof 10 the subscriber
piaes OF transactng business the ONCE OF Moses
Goodman her attorney. No 2sI broadway Borough of
SIsrbaTta, in the OF York before
Trst day OF August next ANNA HASSE. Exscutrfx-
TatSd Nev- York the Q January 1908
MOSES GOODMAN, Atty. fer Executrix Broadway
n Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

GUSTAV AAIsINCK,
JOHN y. BEACH.
FRANCIS N. BACON.
WILLIAM b. BOULTON,
VERNON H. BROWN,
EVALDRON p, BROWN,
JOSEPH II. CHAPMAN,
GEORGE {. CLARK.
JAMES q. DE FOREST.
WILLIAM L. DODGE,
CORNELIUS ELDERT,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
American Bicycle
Company.

,s than majority Of the outstanding Debentures CT
f American Bicycle Company. and large amount OF
,, clssses Of stock having deposited under the
Es- s Agreement of this Committee referred 10 II It's
s=re--ieent of December 2oth 1909. and subsequent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
y r.,rINef ~ TIER EproWn ONE.

4 DVERTlSEMENTS and suhscrptlons Tor Ihe Iribuns
y received a. ther Uptown once.
No. .B61 HROADWAf-
will be received che foCwia-
offices o'clock Z.
.sJ1 Sth-ave.. e cor I'D ST. 153 6th-aye. cor.
f2th-st. %. East i4th-st.s 257 West tsd-st. be
tw cen 9Th aud sth aVes. West 125th-sf.. LBS
:.d-nve between 5Gth 18th sts-. 1-O@o 3d-aNe--
I.5th 81. s5G Tremont-aye-s $50 ;sd-aye. near
4Isf-st: 5J4 3d-aNe-s 2IO Bteecker-srE se5
Bieeck.r-st. BROOKLYN. n N-2l6 Court-st.s
Loot Gsates-ayc. Newark. n. u.
-7pf Broad-st. Aizo az A .. r ofnees.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
MARKS EDWARD Mn PURSUANCE or

-h an order Of Hon T. Fitzgerald Surrogats
of the County New York dated sept 5Oth 1902 notice
Le-eIv given 10 persons having claims against
t5,-sr5 x MARKS late OF County OF New York.
sase5 to present with vouchers thereof the
srbSrbers at their place transacng business No p
William ST. Of Paul NJ Herzog. in the City OF New
york on or before the 18th day OF April 1908 next.
DATED New York the 7th day Of October. 1902
Ar nv MARKS WILLIAM H HALLOWELIs Executors
pArI Il HERzOG. Attorney for Executors. q william
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

"A. A. RAVEN, President.
F. A. PARSONS, Vice-PYeSit,
CORNELIUS ELDERT, I'd Tice-Pres't.
THEO. P. JOHNSON. sd Vjre-Pres't.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
The Plan Is Declared TO Be Operative.

otlce Is hereby given that further deposits oI Deoe
fures ana stock under this Plan and Agreement VIII De
.sive5 w including The 10Th DAY OF January pu'
te- that 5ate no further deposits Nll be received eA
cant T-on such conditions the Committee may impose
TIE Committee hereby calls for payment by oe-
-,sIto-s a Preferred stock Of Three dollars
s2 o e share being the first instalment OF the cash
,a,,+ -s7ui-.d by the PIan-payrnent be made TO
-e Central Trust CO q York before January
-s.1 7aaS br all depostors including those hereafter
oepositir--
WILLIAM 4. READ.
Chairman.
FREDERIC d. OLCOTT,
GEORGE r. CRANE,
COLGATE HOET-
r. =. SHfITHERS-
Committee.
NV FoEzK. January 14th. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il 4b7er c. Thomas. Surrogate the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having
varst Iohu A Kellnsr. OF the County YORK
deceased the with vouchers thereof
ths sbscrbers their place OF business
soSR Davidson, No. 30 Broadway,
of New YORK on or 20th day 0 June next.
Dated New York the 9th day OF December, 1902
SOPHIA c. kELLNER WILLIAM kELLNER.
Executors.
poBFRT DAVIDSON. Attorney for Exec1tors 23T
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
81 PI-RSTANCE Oh AN ORDER MADE BY

IL the Honorable Francis n OF
che Suprene state Of New York the 25th
1902 uotics hereby all
creditors having claims against Charles p
William r Bunker, insolveut debtors. md
and partnership under the urm OF
csIdeIl q Bunker lately doing business In the City
S,1-v OF New York that they required present
tbSr Claims with vouchers thereof duly verified
ssrtber the appointed aSsignce for the benefit %
creditors said Cheries Caldwell and William r
the ) Logan. attorney
sssIsnae at No William of
haitian ard City York. before ths 3fst day
OF March 1905 -
pated. New York December Goth. ;9oe
SHERMAN W kNEVALS. Assignee
v ALTER : LOGAN. Attorney for Assignee. Y william
street Borough Of Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
T r US T E E S.

EwAI.D FLEITMANN,
CLEMENT A. GRISCOM.
.ANSON w. HARD.
JOHN u. HEWLETT,
LEWIS CA6S LEDYARD,
FRANCIS H. LEGGETT,
CHARLES .. LEVERICH,
LEANDER n. LOWELL,
GEORGE II. MACY,
CHARLES H, MARSHALL,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

Il Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County CT
is gwen persons
Nor{tz Kefluer, Of York
deeased 10 present with
tranSacting
sO No 81 Nassau Street in The City of New York.
or beSore the twenty third day OF April
Dated New York the fifteenth DAY Of October 1907.
u1TJTAM KEI.IlNER. HENRY +. EELI1NER.
" 81 ARIES L KEILNER. ALEXANDER J. KELL-
NER Executors MARTHA X MILLER. Executrix
r.Ts-S-~I.TNT TOWNSEND. GUITERMAN & SHEAR%.
44or1evs Tor executors 81 Nassau St. York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. a surrogate Of the County o.
New York, Notice is hereby given 70 al persons nevtg
H Jr. late OF
OF New York deceased. present the WITH
thereof 70 the subscribers their place OF
act;rs business al Office OF NcCuTdy Yard No ca
Borough Manhattan, IN the City OF New
Yo K on or before the 27tf. day OF May next
Dated New York day November. 1902
MAPY Y PERKINS Executrix- EDWARD TOWN
SEND NORTON PERKINS. Executors
McCT1RTjY q YARD Attorneys for Executors, IS
Broadway York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
n FrRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF EOS.

l. abn.- G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County o.
New York notice hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Joseph Gels. late OF the county or Nen
Y 5eeeased TO present with vouchers Thereof
to the subscriber her place OF transactns business
ofIca OF Perry ~ Green Point Avenue.
Borough f BROOKLYN the city OF New Yor. or before
the first day of May next
Dated New York. 22d day OF 0ctober. 1902
49, LENA GELS, Executrix.
& PERRY Attorneys for Executrix. u Green Point
Avenue Brooklyn, N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21


OF or their egar tas and
o tn of 1897 b paid
tl1eofo their regare
al interest
nd cancel
dividend Forfpe nee
which e
By ederof the Board
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

DAVIES, STONE & AUERBACH, New York. n. y
WILSON MOORE & McILVAINE Chicago. Iii.
1oTJ,l g Johnson Philadelphia. Pa
Counsel The Committee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The purchase of wagon, buggy, carriage, or most
ny other wheeled vehicle entails the output Of so much
money that purchaser in order to keep within the limits Of
economic business should always ask whether the parts of
Hhee or implement kept in stock before he buys it,
he ought to be general law passed to regulate the sale
ibis class of goods requiring the merchant to carry the
prism stock Take for instance the Deering Mower or
@ Deere Pc" Co.'S Texas Ranger These are two OF the
Unknown implements ever sold in this county. Suppose
Dat wedld not carry the parts to these machines? How
an farmers would be Inconvenience aud mt to expense
midday IN getting the partsF Another thing Cooking
@e man bought cheap Wild Cat Brand tine othe,
Nmd carried the stove home, set it mp, and n first heat
goke the oven, which all collapsed and not only spoiled
nHce dinner they cooking but when the man came
aHTa again be could not buy piece nor yet the same
@Gi NOT having stand rd make Of stove The result
7Nht within ten days he had purchased two ev stoves
R@d MIN Charter Oak the next time and we beard t95t
h@trtsua three preachers at his home last Sunday ana
Ia wife sG that she wanted Charter Oak all tbe time.
@Jan 11' e. fool ohon in his bend that nele was uo
N@N- whWy tile .o-atIlry STANDARD m1Ecs IT,
'd@tf.t' " ad Fsl too brit Nro rva operate
@H1 01- f11' m sd ~ u a0d We CIV NV7rva smdI
2'3 ig'" re vo eating that will nell }au how 70
-"@ .6 r. Kinds Of pujdi aod mp.
1TL~ E"NNSnr y q.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

From the Crosby place near
Brooksyille, Nov. 30th, two brown
bay mares both branded with &c on
left fore shoulder, star in face of
both. Five dollars reward for in
formation to recover them.
j. L. WILKINS.
Brooksville, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
A Parfecf Reantu-

G. @. Clay, DeelJrook, Mlss.. rFar-
Tor sale one extra fine Poland China
SOW, age IS months weight about 9a5
pounds a perfect beauty, price S25:
bred to his registered male Sumo nice
pigs, male or female, 3 months Ola far
- each, 1T I'm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
Hight ned Horse

|R' mad down the street and
occnpants or n hundred
'a' are every day occurren-
ao''F' everybody to have a
|galnly and there's none as
''a 'Arnlea Salve. Burns,
| Eczema andPiles diappear
n liz soothing effect. CSC.
'ls drug store.