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Evening journal., 1903-05-19

OFFICIALS CLASH
Street and Sewer Commissioners
VIII Not Adopt the Eight
Hour Law at Present

delegation from the Central Labor
Union appeared before the street and
Sewer Commissioners this morning for
the purpose Of urging the board To
adopt the eight-hour law.
a heated argument took place be-
tween the delegation and the directors.
Director Johnson declared that he was
heartily in favor of eight hours. and
that all the men employed by him
worked under that system, although ha
worked ten hours or over Mr. Iohn-
son said, however the board did not
propose TO be threatened by any man
or body OF men. and so FAR as he was
concerned he did not see now the board
could act IN face OF the opinion Of the
city solicitor that the law was void
and unconstitutional Another fact
Mr.. Johnson said. that the present ex
treme poverty of the department would
not justify the directors in reducing the
working hours at this time. No action
was taken. President Carter declared
that the directors would act for the
best interests of all parties.
The chief speaker FOR the delegation
was M. ]. Curry Of the Bricklayers'
Union. He declared that the citys pub
lie officers We're servants of the people
and in the future the people would be
careful whom they put in Office.
C.. r. Van Trump, superintendent of
the Wilmington City Electric Company
was present and addressed the directors
regarding the many complaints re-
ceived by the department OF inefficient
service on the part Of the company in
lighting the city. Mr.. Van Trump said
Evening journal., 1903-05-19

states that from present indications
many more dairymen will have to go
out of business in the near future un-
less they can secure men to assist them
with the work. It is feared that un-
less there is some relief soon. it will
eventually effect the milk supply in
Wilmington and may cause a milk
famine.
AS last resort farmers are Offering
So and IS more a month for good men
than was formerly paid. The farmers
now offer SIS and $50 a month and
board. The wages formerly paid was
about si2 a month and board.
The principal reason for this scarcity
of help is said to be caused by the fact
that there is now so much work in the
city, for which good wages is paid.
that the men who formerly worked on
the farms prefer to labor in the city,
where they have but eight hours work.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
EX 7 RA
TIRED OF LIFE AGEO
MAN SLASHES WRIST
Charles Edwards Kept From
Committing Suicide by
Policeman Taulman

Charles Edwards, aged 70 years, of No.
1927 vandever avenue, attempted to COM
init suicide this afternoon by cutting the
artery Of his left wrist Patrolman Taul-
man, who happened to be in the vicinity,
managed to secure the knife with which
Edwards was hacking himself and took
the injured man to the office of DR.,
Thomas D. Cook, Tenth and Pine streets
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
aout Of slaht-out Of Mind ?

Don't you know people who'll spend
all sorts of money on some fancy
brand of Paint for the front of the
house and then let some scrub" put
"any old thing" on the roof, just be-
cause it can't be seen--the very rea-
son for using the best thing for the
purpose? The roof gets the hard
weather knocks, and the paint stands
the wear and tear; or it doesn't-aqd
there's a leak in your picketbook'
yours, Mr.. User. Bryan makes the
right kind of Roof Paint at the right
price. Get our name on package, and
you'll save trouble.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
AMERICAN SHIP ON
SHORE IN WEST INDIES
Ragman Kills Himself Be-
cause He Loses His
Voice

St. Thomas, Danish West Indies May 10.
Tho American schooner Hattie c. Luce,
while leaving port today grounded on the
western point and was in a dangerous po-
sftion. The German cruiser Fake quick
ly went to the schooner's assistance and
towed her eastward. The Luce proceeded
and apparently was not damaged. The
German cruiser Vineta and Panther are
also here waiting for new crows.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
YOU CAN GET II

YOU CAN GET THEM AT LYNCHs.
Window Screens, Door Wire and the
hardw Tor making houses proof against
insect q groceries at reduced prices
before aklng. Main store N. W.
Cor. Maids. 4 Fourth streets. Branch
store, S. W. Cor. King and Eighth streets.
Measure doors and Windows.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Started Work for New Rridae.

proaches to the bridge of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad over the Brandywine
was started this morning. The tenn
porary bridge will be twenty feet be-
low the present site, and the approach
es will require several weeks in con-
struction. Then the present draw will
be transferred and the elevated struc-
ture will be built where the present
bridge stands.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Fell on Meat Hook.

Philadelphia, May 19.-Dreamine
that he was standing on a diving board
over a cool lake of water. Jacob Bu-
zaneck, a 12-year- somnambulist,
leaped from a second-story front win
dow of his home. at No. 4165 Main
street, Manayunk, early this morning,
and landed ON a meat hook in front of
his fathers butcher shop on the first
floor. The sharp prong tore unmerci-
fully through the flesh of the unfortu-
nate youths leg, and then swapping
in half dropped with its human burden
to the pavement below. There his
agonized parents found him.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Purehased VALUABLE setter Dos.

H. H. Mcveigh, proprietor Of the
Wawuka kennels. at Parkersburg, w.
Va, recently disposed Of Dams Girl, a
valuable English setter bitch, to Harry
]. Stidham Of this city. That the dog
is valuable is attested by its pedigree;
Sire, Count Dan Stone champion
Gladstone " and Dan Lady, dam,
City Gihl champion Rodield and
Gaths Belle).
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
LINE OF PARADE

Arrangements Perfected for the c. A.
r. Celebration.
n has been decided that Benjamin d.
Bogla. will be chief marshal Of the parade
of Grand Army Of Republic on Memorial
Day The procession viii move promptly
at O'Clock IN the afternoon. The forma-
tlon viii be made with the right resting
on French street north Of Fourth and the
line Of parade will be as follows: Fourth
to King, to Third. to Market to Ninth, Ia
West to Delaware avenue, to the Soldiers
Monument countermarch to Garhelds
Monument then dismiss.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Aooentad Position h charIsston.

Jesse Sharp, who for several months
has been local superintendent for the
American Lighting Company, has re-
signed to accept a similar position
with the same company in Charleston,
S. Q.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Ranman kiIIed Himself.

Philadelphia, May i9.-Because he lost
his voice and could no longer cry, Rags
Ragsl Have you any rags?" Christopher
Nolte, ragman, saw all JOY in this world
gone and killed himself. He was fifty
years old. and lived at is2 n. 18th street.
All his life he had been ragman, and so
had his father before him.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
ro eive an Entertainmept.

Miss Helen Mar Wilson, the charm
ing elocutionist, will be at Asbury
Church next Wednesday evening. Ad-
mission 10 and Is cents.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
MAN
SAYS DR.. FRANTZ
Delivers an Address to the
Union Republicans De
hning His Opinion
REGULARS TO MEET THIS EVENING
Another Big Gathering Of Republicans
to Be Held in the Y. M. r. c. Build
ing This Evenins-session Of First
District Committee.

The Regular Republican First Dis
trict Committee. at a meeting held at
the East Side Republican Association
last night, made final arrangements for
the primaries to be held on Thursday
w. w. Knox, Frank l.. Speakman and
w. T. Groves. the Subcommittee on
preparing the ticket, We're discharged
as they have completed their work.
William II. Bowers, candidate for
mayor; Henry +. Pickels, for presi-
dent of City Council, and William G..
Taylor, candidate for City Council in
the Seventh ward, were among those
present.
Mr.. Bowers made an address, and
said he was much encouraged in his
canvass.
Tickets for the primaries were is
sued last night. Qualihers Of the in
spectors will be at the East Side Asso-
citation tonight and tomorrow hight, be-
tween 7.2O and $50 o'clock.
The polls will be open on Thursday
from 1 until o'clock.
At a meeting Of the Union Republ-
can Committee last night Dr. A. F..
Trantz, Addicks candidate for mayor,
made an address in which he stated
that he was the whole true blue stuff"
Union Republican, and was proud Of
it.
DR.. Frantz always denied that he was an
Addicks man. Now he admits Il.
The adjourned meeting Of Republic
cans TO be held at the Young Mems
Republican Club tonight, promises to
be as largely attended as the one held
aqf xraalr
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
count sAoiIsky. Poet. Dead.

Stockholm. May 19.-Count Snoil-
sky, one of the best known of the
Swedish poets, is dead.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
ODD ASSAULT
CASE IN COURT
Man Arrested Because Head
Of Horse He Drove Hit
Woman's Arm
JULIANO PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Walter Christie, John E. Msdford and
John Mccullough Get Ten Days
Each for Carrying Concealed Deadly
Weapons.

The case OF Howard p. Lewis. col
ored. charged with assault was hoard
In the Court of General Sessions mis-
morning.
The case against Lewis vas rather an
unusual one, and occupied nearly the
entire morning session. it wrs prcse-
cuted by Attorney General Ward ana
j. Frank Ball represented the defend
ant. The ground for the charge wis
that Lewis on March IA last while
driving a team along the public road be-
tween Middletown and Odessa. caused
the horses head to strike Mrs. Lucy ~
Hallett who, with her husband and sis
ter was walking along the road.
The Rev. Robert l.. Hallett. husband
Of the prosecuting witness, was tie first
to be called to the stand. Mr.. Hallett
said the they We're walking along the
road when they heard a team app
preaching. The occupants Of the team
We're singing. but shortly after getting
up to them they stopped singing. The
road was wide at that point and he
expected the team to turn out as they
were walking as near the extreme right
hand side of the road as possible tc
avoid getting I'm the ditch. They did
not turn out, however. and the horses
head struck Mrs. Hallett.
Mrs. Hallett corroborated her hus.
bands testimony, and said that sh,
heard someone in the team just before
it reached them say: shall we run
over themg' and following this eX-
preston she heard a snicker.
The witnesses for the defense besides
Lewis. Mrs. Rosa Watson, Mary Lewis
Julia Watson, Grace Stats and Lizzie
Simmons. all Of whom were In the dear
born with the defendant. All OF tn
witnesses testified that the persons
walking were called to and asked 20 ge
out of the road. They also claimed
that Rosa Watson was driving the
horse and not Lewis. The case vii
go to the jury this afternoon.
Pleaded Not Guilty.
walter Christie. John Mccullough an'
John Z. Medford. colored, pleaded guilt!
to carrying concealed deadly weapons, ant
in default Of paying SIS fine were eaci
sent to the workhouse for ten days
John DeCasto. Frank Schultz and An
drew Bromis charged with larceny an'
who are now out on bail were not in th'
court room when their names were called
ION application OF Attorney-G General War;
their bail was forfeited.
Solvorano Juliano, charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Grand Jury's Work.
The grand jury returned the following
true bills:
Larceny, William Il. Elsey and william
I Hamilton.
Highway robbery, George Wlggans un'
/ Charles Daley
Pointing a pistol, Adam Evans, 1saa
| Emory
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Making Transfers.

The Department Of Elections has
four men at work today transferring
the names Of persons registered and
transferred last Saturday, so as to
have the books ready for the Regular
Republican primaries on Thursday and
the Democratic primaries on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Our Creed

TopublIsh all he news that
oughtto be published; to put
1t into attractive form; to
dis @ u 3 fearlessly what
ought to be discussed, ana
to disseminate wholesome
Views of life.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
The Weather

Today Fair and warm.
fresh winds. Tomorrow
Fair to partly eioudy and
slightly cooler
Evening journal., 1903-05-19

Continued on Fourth Page).
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NOTICE.

If You are thinking of buying a
sewing machine it will be to your
interest to see me before You buy.
| now have on hand a fnll line of
new genuine Singer Sewing Ma
chimes, that will sell on liberal
terms. | also have so second hand
Singer Sewing Machines some Of
which are as good as new, that Will
90 at bargain for cash. Call al
r.. c. Patty Jr's old stand and eX'
anime machines. p. Il. HINES.
Macon, Miss.
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MOTHERS

Who would keep their children in good
health should watch for the first symp-
toms of worms. and remove them with
White Cream Vermifuge. II Is the
children s best tonic. 1t gets DIGESTION
at work so that their food does them
good, and they grow up healthy anf
strong. s5 cts. at ] f. Jones drug store
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CITATION NOTICE.

The SIale OF AllS6lNNlHP''
W. NJ " ai TS,' VS. Gerry court OF
Dan W. Sherrod NoAuoee w.
Mollte +. $ errod,
To MoHe Z. sherrod, whose postoihee ao-
dress is uukuown:
We command you to be and appear ae s.
fore The Clerk of our said Chancery Court
at term thereof to be holden at the Court,
IIouse, in the town of Macon, IN sad
county. on the ilh Monday OF ,oc,,oher'
4. D., 1908, then and there to plead. an,
swer or dumur to the bill of complaint IN
sand cause wherein you are defendant
Witness my signature and seal OF saiu
u, 100 Z, r, DORRoH,
- ''0 Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE
Thn State Of .sissipni.


Mrs, Caroline $. Richards, ,,,...
No 54-o Gerry Court of
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Richards X IL b e
Of al County.
To W. w. Richards, Buda, Texas, pr,
Rod Richards. Warner, Ark, Mrs, Mag
Kirby. Fairdale. Texas, Mrs. Nancy NJ
Richards, Mick Richards aud James
richards, Martindale, Texas. George
richards, Mrs. Tommie Loughlni Her,
George Jasper Loughmiller, Aubrey
o, Loughmtler tminorl and Bertha T.
Loughmiler (minoI), Ford, Texas
We command YOU to be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor of our said Chancery
Court ri a term thereof to ne holden AT the
Court House, in the town of Macon, in SAID
county OF Noxubee, on the 4th MONDAY OF
October, A, D.. 1908, then and there 10
| MEAD. answer or demur to the Origlna
| Bin in said cause wherein you are deieno
ants.
witness my signature and seal oil sait
Court affixed, this LIST day of October, A
n iona z. II. Demon. Clerk.
BY !. l.. DoRRoH, d. Q.
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Since Mr.. Morgan Adams opened F."
toe on the Louisville road, his o7s'
,ess has increased rapidly and he VIII
rave Mr.. Carlos billiard to assist MN
N its management. There IS no post
,fic. between Macon and MashulavllIe,
,bont twelve miles, aud an office to ot
allied Morgan" would be a grea'
convenience toa thickly settled scope
If country. If petition was sent L
WASHINGTON the postoffice department
voull soou send the necessary supp II
for 4, new office, as it would be on az
I'D established route,
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How to Fit a Shoe,

amen know just how a shoe ought
r S W tbe foot. Wen explain it here
.ie .,e information for any one who is
'l soslj always fit closely under and
'; ;n,teo 50 as to make 1t impossible for
. ' .I;o forward and crowd the toes, 1t
P'f frrmIy "held" right there and if
, Y "t beoa properly made the leather
" ~. ss.o drawn in 50 as to hug firmly the
.,1I arch The ball Of the foot and the the
I'M have plenty Of room; 50 should the
,a 'l1 tbe instep should be grasped as # by
Dl' hand ,r il you want to see the finer
Y :, scientific fitting, try pair Of Queen
y. y shoe shoes. They are anatomicaiIy ac-
,,' 'o constructed to the exact outlines
I m9 foot. II is a new sensation in
!. ''' And the price is-onF $500.
PATTY DRY GOODS co.
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LAND FOR SALE,

| will sell at bargain my place z
niles west of Macon, known as the
Jessie Morton place, consisting of s.
acres on Wet Water creek Will sell
;5r one-half cash, balance in 3 to .
ears Abstract furnished to buy er, if
wanted GEO, Z MORTON
ct 10 If Big Springs, Tex
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Mr.. Geo Pagan is in st. Loni' pick
ing out cal load of the best horses "
hat market, sadiers, roadsiers ana
.,anoral purpose horses, They VIII Dc
N the market in Macon as soon as 'n'
yai,rDad can bring them here
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LOST

Warehouse receipt No. SAT issued
by Bransby & Boyle, Sept 30. 1908, to
ANDY Williams, for one bale of cotton
weighing 453 pounds, All parties are
warned not to trade FOR same, as dupli-
cate has been applied for.
WALTER PRICE.
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The public are warned not to trade or
negotiate for cotton receipts 14l2 and
lil3, issued by S, L, Holt each welgn'
ing 554 pounds, and marked G, D NJ
Ms duplicqtea will be applied for by w,
VI. McBrayer, the owner. Oct.3 I'm
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lsy> Goto Patty Dry Goods Company
to buy goods for the cash.

Wednesday Mrs. Archer, Mrs, Mollie
Coleman and Mrs w A. Gheatham
were shopping in town.
Mrs. X. S. Skinner and Mrs. NJ. S.
Dcale were shopping in Macon Monday,
ana guests Of Hotel Macon,
Mrs, S, NJ, Cockrcll of Homer, was
among the many shoppers in town
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Coleman Is assisting the
sheriff in making out tax receipts.
Misses Lima and Annie Brewer came
in wednesday from Memphis.
Mrs. Ireue Gilmore and two chill
dren. now of Columbus, are in town
Astcr Smith is clicking for j H..
Keaton o. Columbus,
Dir. /. E. Stennis and wife have re.
turned to McComb City, hut will prob
ably. return soon to reside here perma
ncntly.
Mr.. Abe Douglass many friends will
br sorry to learn that he is yery i'll With
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Ed. F, Martin has position at
60 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
Miss Clara Smith left Sunday to take
position as teacher in the Wayaesbsro
Miss, public school.
There was meeting of the chess club
Thursday night, and Mr. and Mrs
B .ooke Ferris were the hosts There
was some very good playing and also
-omrthing yery good to eat, which wa
greatly enjoyed. The club meets next
Friday night at Mr.. A, T Dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Ford and four chill
lren, of PorterviIle, spent one or tive
laws with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ford and
ur. and Mrs Smith Holt On SUNDAY
there was re unionat Mr.. Holt, ano
ii enjoyed most excellent dinner,
Miss Mabel Boyle is attending th0
stanton College this session. Sh.
rites she is delighted with the college
e. is one of the best schools in th.
}outb. with Hon. j. r. Preston, 5,
Ell known throughout the State, a
resident.
Misses FAnnie and Laura lIibbIe
ame up Sunday evening and were 2
IRIS. Wood CockrelI's until Tuesday
Mr. Jas II. Sargent has positio
| It I.umberton, Miss,
Mr.. Jim Chappell came to Maco
thursday for a coffin for his grand
,ther. Mr.. John N ChappeIl, VIII
4 led At his home ueal Fearn SPRING.
let. :. Are, about S. years,
Mr.. and Mrs. jas Holt o. Shuqnalak
pent day or with Mr. aud Mr.,
smith Hol, last week, and were prese'
It the re union Sunday
Miss Bessie Greeris spending re
: lays with Mr.. and Mrs. Bnck
Mr.. and Mrs F. LindIey are 81
nying visit from Mrs, Elisha LindI'
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NO HUNTING ALLOWED,

10 ,ckom il may concern;
Won are hereby warned, under the
penalty IF the law, not to tresp"sS OIL
our lands by hunting or otherwise
~ ~. ~ an THos. SHOWERS,
w. L, e., SHOWERS
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NO TRESPASslNG.

The rublie are warned not to treSpaSs b.
hunting or otherwise on our land or lahd
under our charge. The law Will be enforced
against all trespassers. NV t"lioN'
oct3-3m d. ~ w io''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-10-10

orr furniture is the best article Of
gered in the South. 1t is all of South
erp manufacture and made by Southern
kin aud industry
Stokes Egaps Hdw Co.
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ON motion the following gem
tle,,on we're annointed as an exc
cn+ive committee and entrustee
,.;t, tbo 5nty IF forwarding the
csn,naion in any consistent man
ner.
lao 4 Trson Cbas. Heinrich,
= r na,rob " D. Clark. A.
p Rioioo GIN. Robinson. J. Q.
poindovtor. Walter Price. J. D.
pinior / n Murray #. /. Hop
II ,Ilaaol Ina T
rool r p Pa1Jette, W. J.
'oH' ~. p u
Liu3'"'"' ~ 80
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BROOKsVlLLE NOTES

Another gin is very much heeae" !"
B.ooksyile ;the public daily experience
the greatest inconvenience by mueh oe-
Law in getting cotton 81 ned
The electric lights at the ein are 'e',
att, active and we expect soon 10 see 80
town III with these pretty lights
Miss Louise Elkin of Macon Is on q
visit to her uncle, Mr., Eugene hl6lu'
and family, of the Pleasant Grove
neighborhood'
Miss Annie Mcdraw of dhoIson' y
visiting Miss Laura Ruff MISS ,, A"",
will teach the Lald school near M"'0"
The Brooksyille High schoo' p'
q esses nicely.
The drouth has cnt the nay e'o'
short, There nave been only wv" "
tinps Of Johnson grass wh9fe 'ns,'
nave been from three to five every = p''
ceding year.
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Prc ccdIaga Bcardoi Supervisors


''0"' VI oupeTNlSOrS /
Monday, Oct 8. 1903
~, y t2.'s =. P h- Thomas, superin-
..''.... 9l Education aud w I. Clark
'.' oil 'ae laIfor September, were
.g..F5 ana placed on file
''''''Hs OF b j Allen and 7. J.
Uranium We're continued Until next
''''s'uF'
" contract made with D, C. Ferris to
.'Asn blanks for county and district
oiI'f5' and bis bond being approved
lh order was made to enter same unon
IHt minutes.
W uuhler repairing bridge and
u'''i'hg approach to le'ee ..... y Sc
49,, '.' ~ '',''ef ...- ....,........ %
~ ,'s''giId, conveying Candis
v = u. '' .'"' ..,.....,..,.s q 30
4g.o h,.,,i......-, ''' ""Su'ns =. 20
W VI Eoror r,,.;.,,,,,, 1890. ~ 'o
Horse IIpriercro,l. '''''
| Jp Hunter. for Same ana n.,.tn,.
plans .......... ., "a
pr p M. Marphey, physician fora
months .....,.. ............ 80 90
"r'oNSyIIe lldw, and Fur. Co, sun
-. +, "!les Iof roads. .......... +. - %
~ .''''''' circuit court allowance I'D 10
, n ,,, ,,'' ,,'"o+' 'p"en,.. ''...'. 80 90
crn,nrrr,. WIN : -, -. a''' ~
W d CarI, service. foryo,rona jo,. IVY w
uiies al court 900 ~
Wv Stewart, balance an ncrsono
assessment rain for ,ooq 40 oo
Z,T. Domoh, making > comic, perso.
nal roll for 1903 ........ ll8 81
"P, Snowden,work on bridge 90
u loohor' mans ..., .,,-..".s. IS
a. =, NI'us' 'unol'e' iof roads ....,... II As
= = i, y . T@..o, oulalas of,ase -a.t,-- 10 90
r, ','''',' ,,s''3 '"' Poa'"se a.t' % 81
r nor,on na.,..., ~, 49,, = '. ,,. 90
npr.ongI -oI a.
| S b Tyson a Co. .lpdries for rand, 90 AZ
ITj Moore, bridges aud furnishing
nails. ........... 4. .......... 125 90
h'c5n Ice, Light aud Power Co.,
lights 3mos ...a.....--." q IS
" II S'e"'r''poor house allowance ll2 so
,oo''y ., Ioo AoVrIG ,', ,..'.''..'" 10 %
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Fair w farming

No huntirg or otherwise trespassing a
owed on any land owned or controlled by
undersigned. q. b. Angus Uo'
noy2g.tf w. Il. AUGUSTUS
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Il,ri-She'ton

4sst az most enjoya'
wtc place along the
INIT 5ron church
Kim l.v night, when
r'lNam was united in
.r,ra Ire Shelton, Rev.
DEBATING After the
anrrh there was a re
riierce Of the groom 3
lVr ] c Windham
hrgp q crowd a very
rctrd IL the grave, and
hin with hqgging ia old
|, i WIS p grand foast
n1o,r ba v.u,amhora6
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Public

UASTzLEE has her stock
Winter Millinery now in
invites a close inspection
Y" Martha Duke is in
H'nmi1g department and
commended, as one of the
r from the wholesale
Y Ida Smith is also with
and would be glad tc
[EOns friends
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-10-10

No feed stuff VIII be deliyere from
the mill unless the cash accompanies
the order.
IMPERIAL CoTToN OIL Co. :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-10-10

When you get ready to buyiyour boys
fall clothing go to Walter B Patty s
and you Il fud what you want, Special
bargains to offer you,