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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WINTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
and hats Address postal and l VIII call any
hour. b. TARsHEs, I2OS 7th ST. NV. Phone
North 4ss. se2s-GOt
wANTED-s. KEBEsRY. 1906 It'll st. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash prices for ladies' ,
gents and childrens CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and / will
call. Oc4-sOt
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de-
sire 10 bet on the election can secure the
highest cash prices for old gold silver, dla-
monds. watches. ana other fine Jewelry al
ABRAHA@s, 4As 9Th 81 NV jy2s-ls0t
WANTED Furniture. carpets. &c: buying
contents Of houses specially: liberal spot
cash lrices. mail orders given prompt at
tentlon. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP 40
10Th st. nv. no2sOt
WANTED - Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 10 the man who gives YOU the most
money. NORWOOD. Sth and X on the
corner nO20-3t
WANTED-Piano for cash; wouli maze loan
without interest for slight use OF saa.s Ad-
dress BOX l66, this once. no20-3t
UPHOLsTERING-Rest work: lowest prices
carpets made and laid. II. G. CONN. 1929
9Th 81 NV. nols-st
WANTED-More babies to Photograph in cur
NURSERY STUDIO We offer the best pic
lures that can be made OF children al a mod
crate price As the holidays approach Il will
be more difficult 20 get work out on time
Come now and avoid the rush we have some
novelties IN special designs for Christmas
and the New Year. BOYCE STUDIO 1925
y 81. NV. nols-st
WANTED-Ten OF twelve large. young. dry
COWS; state condition and where can be
seen. Address BOX l0S. this Office nois-St
WAETED-To buy old feather beds. H.
MARKS. 30T 7th st nols-2t
WANTED Second hand pool table for cash
Address BOX IS. this Office nols-st
WANTED - Immediately. good second-h hand
porcelain bathtub. Address BOX lG0 this Of
nee. nOi8-3t
HIGH PRICES PAID for cast on clothing
and shoes. drop postal and viii call. n
GEWIZ. 1908 TIN st. NV. nol5-I5t
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WANTED-Experience saleslady In whole
sale and retail candy store; steady employ
ment Apply after pm. RUPERT :, al
7th st nv. nOl9-3t
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WANTED-Settled woman FOR general h0usr-
work 227 eth Bt sw. nol9-St
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WANTED-Hlghest cash prices paid for worn
Farments ladies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / VIII call any
hour. Il. TARSHES. l20S 7th 81. NV. Phone
North 4gs. ss2s-G1t
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LOST.

LOST-Gold eyeglasses in black case. Frank
T.. Edm0nds. l4ls New York ave, name on
same. Return 10 \. II. SHEA. G3Z Penn
sylVania ave NV, and receive reward. II
WILL PARTY seen 10 pick up watch az 5th
81. and Louisiana ave. Saturday, 7;45 I'm.
please return same and receive reward SOS
q ST. ne. no20-3t
LOST-Bun terrier puppy. untrimmed; brin-
die body, white feet and head. with bTindle
ear Reward. 5l2 18th 81. NV. II
LOST Spectacle case. with glasses; name in
side, JAS. A. CLARRlDGE. Return 20 s&s
q ST.. nw. IL
LOsT-BuH terrier pup. three months old;
white with black dash In corner Of eye;
ears cut. Reward, DIR. BOWMAN, l7l2 Sd
ST. NV. noZ0-3t
LOST-Silver watch; open face: engraved IN
back. Emily Harvey" Reward. DOWNEX
STABLES IL
LOST-Black and white pointer dog. with
one large black spot on back. Liberal re-
ward n returned 10 100 Florida ave ne.
EU2J-1t
LOST-rhursday, ON NJ st. betve 32d and
18th, a purse containing 81 in bills and some
change. Reward II returned TO ALhIRA
F. SPEER, Treasury Department nolb-5t
LOsT-A female fox terrier black spot on
her back tag 7649. Reward. sll TN St nv.
Hol6-3t
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]. ~ Fowler, Expert Sewing Machin,
Repairer. Send postal, al F st.
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Keep the Roam Warm.

Drums 10 fit over your lamp, 81 Gas
Heaters 10 mt on bracket, soc. CSC
6l6 18th. c. A. Muddlmau & Co. 1904 G
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SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE.

WANTED-By two good chambermaids.
places in private families or boarding house
also nurses, dishwashers. other help. Ad-
dress ~ NJ ST. NV. II
wANTED-By respectable colored woman.
washing 10 take home; done neatly. 1898 18th
ST. nv. IL
WANTED-JBy reliable eolored woman, gen
tlemen's laundry or rooms hats or offices 10
clean 1915 10th St nv. II
WANTED - BY German woman, place as
working hOusekeeper Address BOX 81 this
office. II
WANTED-By experienced teacher; music
pupils, 21c per lesson; very quick method.
Address BOX 80. this once. Il
wANTED-Washing 70 take home can at
as Hollidge Court no20-2t
WANTED-By frst-class laundress. washing
90 do az home. ll42 Sth 81. NV. no2o-2t
WANTED-By capable laundress, work 70 do
home. terms reasonable; delivered TO any part
Of city. apply 5l5 sth 81. ne nooO-5t
WANTED-s'tuatlons frst-class. plain cooks,
general workers laundress. cham beImaids
l2l1 10th 81 NV. II
WAETED-By a capable dressTnaker. engage
ments by day Of week in private families:
terms reasonable. Address BOX l4s. this Of
fee. Il
WHO WAITS a good. capable stenographor
and typewriter. Address BOX li9, this Of
fee. noI9-3t
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ANACoSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JEFF
fersOn SITS.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG LADY desires comfortable room and
board. not 10 exceed so per month; fur
nish desired reference. Northwest Sc ion pre-
ferred. Address BOX 14s. this once. II
WANTED-By student. room and board IN
private family; state price. Address BOX
III, this Office. nol9-2t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Perfection in Oyster Cookingl

Philadelphia Oyster House. 5l3 18th st.
NV.
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Homemade Pies for Thanksgiving!

Place your orders early for Holmes
genuine Homemade Mince and Pumpkin
Pies-the ideal and most delicious des-
seTt for Thanksgiving dinner. 20c each.
Homemade Fruit Cake. 25c 10. Holmes
Rakery, LIST and = SITS. Phone +. 1910
and l44l
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Sunday Hours, P. NJ. to II P. n.
Philadelphia Oyster House. 5l2 18th st.
M
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wANTED-BIcYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bleycis
in Washington. c. T. HUNTER, The bieSete
Man. Sli 81. NV. rs Pa ave NV nolo-2t
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Al
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing branch
offices, just call
up Main 1923
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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WANTED-TYPEWRITERS.

WILL PAY CASH for second hand Reming-
ton No 6: must DO In good condition, and
cheap; state price. Address BOX 1902 this
once nOlS-3t
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPERS, cents per roll at CAR
Isle BROS. 64S II ST. ne. no20-3t
ROOMS PAPERED. 81. Is up; house painting
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. CAS- II 81
ne. Phone East 1851. no20-3t
HOUSE PAINTING-Now is the time 10
have that kitchen and bathroom painted and
decorated before the holidays; s. up. ]. II.
BUSHBY CO. 40 Warner st. NV no20-5t
IMMENSE sTOCK-Beautiful new wall pa
pers, just arrived: papeThanging painting
grainings lowest pTicef legal guarantee COW
ers all work: postal brings samples ami Is
Inmates free. ". V MAHOSEY. 500 Pa.
ave. Sc. Telephone East IA F. no15-7t
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4 lot Of secondhand org6ns-best makes
one-f0urth original prices and on very ca
terms
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Easy TO Find.
The Lamp Doctor, 724 18th ST.
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+. O. SMITH PIANO CO.
Bradbury building. l225 Pa Ave.
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Preliminary Inspection.

This Inspection viii most likely be pre-
llminary in order 10 get the men in
condition tor one 10 come later, and in
which regular army officers viii do the
inspecting The Guard has two inspec-
lions each year. Al the first General
HaFries and his stan look the men over
10 see II everything is as II should De.
If all is well the date Of the inspection
By the regular army officer Is immedi-
ately fixed.
General Harries has a plan whereby
he expects 10 euliven things In the
Guard, but money is needed TO carry
II out. and il IS not certain the officers
and men VIII take 10 IL with great zest.
lie has addressed letters 10 the regi-
mental and company commanders ask
Ing that they map cut plan OF action
for the year ending June 80 1905. and
live up 10 the letter of IL. He has re-
ceived no replies 10 this as yet
The commanding general also asks
that the men In the various Organiza-
tons give their support. financial and
otherwise. and ~ndeayOr 10 bring the
Guard back 10 its former standard OF
excellence.
Money is needed for many things in
the Guard especially for fitting up the
rife range on the Hamilton Road, near
Anacostia, which Is In sad repair be-
cause OF nOn-usage and hard storms
throughout the past six or eight months.
General Harries' plan is TO raise a per-
manent fund for the First and Second
Regiments, and the First Separate Bat
talon as well. The money Is 20 be
raised by the men IN the ranks by Civ
ing entertainments, dances, hops, balls.
minstrel shows. and IA other ways. II
IS believed that the men interested In
the success and welfare OF their re-
speotive organizations viii fall 10 this
work with enthusiasm.
Put Up or Go Out.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR REA,T-LArge brick stable: room for
four horses: low rent. 532 II 81. NV
FOR REsiT-A brick stable in the rear 81
- ST. ne. noI7-7t
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent or
sale. - month Address BOX 275. City Post
once. nals-6t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-FIRST-C CLASS DRAPERY SEW
Frs. ONLY THOSE WITH SHOP ENPE-
PAID FOR RIGHT TALENT. APPLY llJs
+ ST. NV. It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seamstress to assist
dTessmeker; also apprentice. 1928 o St NV
II
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wANTED-Colored girl at sos 18th st. nv.
nOl9-3r
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WANTED-Several houseworkers, cooks, and
chambermaids Call at CHURCH, H0l nth
ST. NV: no advance fee. Il
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WANTED-Lady teacher for banjo at pupil $
home. Address BOX l65. this Office. 1t
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WANTED irst-class skirt hands; also first
class help coats. at Schultz, Ladies
Tailor opposite Arlington Hotel II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By young lady a furnished room
In Northwest. Address n. y. A.. 1912 18th
81 NV. IL
WANTED-Four or FIVE furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Address. stating terms. BOX
1873 this office IT
WANTED-Unfurnished by two ladies' three
rooms and bath. with light and heat for
147 this Office nO20-2r
WANTED-To arrange with a person to take
furniture FOR a house for Foomers: references.
Address BOX I4I this office nolg-2t
WANTED-TwO or three rooms unfurnished
light housekeeping; young couple: one child:
about SO Address BOX I23 this office
no19-3t
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HELP ,lANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANTED-vou 20 know teach fancy dan
cling. soc an hour, private; terms for adults.
six lessons for $3.50. Address Si2 + st NV.
II
WANTED-We guarantee 10 offer every per
son a position who Joins American Home
seekers Association. 40 10Th st. NV, base
ment. BOWIE (Inc.) nos-S0t
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WANTED-TwO white chambermaids. hotel.
Apply 4l9 10th At. NV. Easement BOWIE
Qnc.C ncls-2t
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Put Up or Go Out.

General Harries' impression is that
those men who do not try to help their
companies 10 do the right thing should
not be in the ranks. and IL is not un-
likely there viii be some wedding out
before the first of the year. He also be-
lleves that II the regimental battalion
and company commanders have a def
mite line OF action planned for q whole
year. a great deal more can be accom-
plished than by operating on sliD-shOd
lines and taking things as they come
day by day and month by month.
The plans OF the commanders Of the
different organizations are TO be sub
mitted 20 headquarters for approval
Adjutant Brett will see 10 Il that the
commanders live up 20 what they have
said in writing. Programs have not yet
been handed In, but IL IL rumored that
many men are working on them and
headquarters Will be flooded with them
within the next week or ten days.
Regular Winter Practice.
On January ] the regular winter prac-
tice OF the Guard on the indoor range
IN the Center Market Armory Will be-
gin. Major James =. Bell. inspector
general OF rifle practice. Is now com
pleting the schedule OF dates for each
Organization. The men have lost a great
deal OF valuable time throughout the
An.Vostia range. and II is purposed 70
make this up this winter and IN the
cary spring before IL gets too warm 10
remain IT, the closed gallery.
The First SEPARATE Battalion, with an
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-04-30
ORDINANCE No. Ga.

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor
10 make contract with the Macon Ice
Bottling & Mfg. Co.. permitting said
company to use water from lower bored
we'll, OF Washington street. near cor
ner of Pulaski street, and fixing the
annual price for said privilege.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen of tho City Of
Macon. Mississippi, that the Mayor be.
and he is hereby authorized 70 enter
into contract with the Macon Ice, Bot
thing & fg. Co.. a corporation with
it's principal Office at Macon. Miss. TO-
a term of 10 years. the said Mayor being
authorized to sign the name Of said
city and to bind it, granting to said
Macon Ice, Bottling & Mfg. Co., the
right to place a pipe In the casing Of
what is known as the clover well' In
said city, being on Washington street,
neal the corner of Pulaski street, and
to pump therefrom the water which
may be necessary for the conduct of the
summer business of said company
! provided, that the pumping Of such
water from said well by said company
shall in no wise interfere with the free
use of said well by the public as here
tofore.
Ssc. 2. Be it further ordained thai
the said Macon Tee, Bottling and Mfg.
Co., shall pay to the said city of Macor
the sum of S24 annually during the sait
period of 10 years rs compensation fol
the use of said water.
Sec. Be it further ordained that thi'
ordinance shall be published according
to law as soon as practicable.
Sec.I "A. Be it further ordained tina
the occasion being urgent, this ordinance
be in force from and after it's passage.
The foregoing ordinance duly adopted
Feb'y 10. 1904.
H. L. j. BARNES. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO SHOULD
PAY PRIVILEGE TAX

Under the New Law" all privilege tax
hcccmrs due on the fist day Of May. and
each person, firm or corporation that has
air. adv paid tor a priv ,cge that will tx.
pire, nj any time before the first day Of
May. 1905, will he required to pay on the
LIT day nj the month ri expiration, one
twelfth Of the who Mount OF sad III
cenS." Tor each month that may intervene
hetwesn the expiration Of same and the
let day OF May. I905,
Sec. 113 Privilege Tax Law Of 1904, READS
"a follows. sts-wit:
Az persons or col porations liable for
| privilege tax who shsll fai. TO procure the
license during the month in wbi'h II l.
due shnli he liable Tor double the
| amoui [ Of the tax, and II II hereby made
the duty Of the Tax Collector 10 collect the
amouut. issue n rcparate license therefor,
and 10 endorse across its face the words
COLLECTED as Dir IMAGES"
hereby give the required notice and
hope that all persons, whose duty II may
be to take out privilege licenses Will at
tend TO rame promptly and not subject
themselves TO the damages imposed ly the
above sect on. u u. DAIMLER.
apll6-3t Sheriff.
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Killing Of WIN Ogiltres

On Saturday evening, while sitting
in a wagon in front Of his yard gate
near Ivy, a village just across the
Alabama line and about nine miles
southeast Of this place, Mr.. VIII
Oglltree was shot by a young mar
named Lee Cherry. The wounded
man died before he could be carried
into the house. 1t is stated thai
Cherry, after the shooting, crossed
the line into Mississippi and up tt
this time he has not been apprehended
From what We can learn the kill
ing was the result Of a threat on the
part Of Ogiltree, some weeks ago,
to whip Cherry for improper allu-
sions to a lady member of his (Ogil
tree's) family. The matter had beer
dropped, however until the day OF the
tragedy, and the crime has every
appearance of a deliberate, premedi'
tat.d, cold blooded murder. 1t is
to be hoped the ass s,in will be
caught and punished,
Will Ogiltree was wei known here
having a few years ago conducted
the II House Those who have
had bushes relations with him in.
form us that he was a %peaceable, in
offensived citizen, wlop'id his debts
His death is to be regretted.
-ScO0ba Herald.
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Odd Fellows Anniversary

Tho Macon Lodge on the 26th
inst. celebrated the 85th anniversary
Of their order by appropriate public
exercises in their hall. All the
seats were filed and the large audi
ence were greatly edited and in.
structed by the address OF Hon. A.
7. Dent on 1.-THE Origin and His
tory Of Odd Fellowship" After
the exercises there was a very large
attendance at the store room Of Mrs.
Patty, where refreshments were serv-
ed, and greatly enjoyed. The Bea-
con returns its thanks for an invi-
tation.
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Macon's BottIing Works.

Waiting for the bottles to come is
the only thing now that prevents the
Bottling Works from doing business,
foreign and domestic. The machin.
cry has been tested. every thing is
working all right, and tho sample Of
Belfast Ginger Ale is almost as good
as a bottle Of cold beer on a hot day
The bottles will probably come to
day.
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T
The State OF Mississippi.

The Estate
No. 242O of In the CbanceTy Court
James Bryson Of Noxubce County.
To Mira. N. R. Wilkerson. whose postofice
address Ia Tuscaloosa. Ala . and Mn,
Jeanne II. Bryson, James II. BrysoD.
Mira. Sarah b. Campbell. whose postof.
fee sddress OF each Ia st. Louis, Mo -
We command you to be and appear BE-.
fore the Chancellor OF our SAID Chancery
Court At a term thereof to bc holden at the
|. Court. HouEe, In the town OF Macon In
said county, on the 4th MONDAY OF April. A.
D., 1904. then and there 10 show cause. II
sny you can, why the final account OF MAI
Mahorner. administrator. should not be n.
lowed and he discharged.
Witness my signature and seal Of said
Court affixed. this 9th day of March. A.
d. 1901. ~ DORHOH, Clerk.
mcho6
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The Grand Lodge meeting of the
I. o. o. +. will be IN Gulf Port next
week. Messrs. j. O.. Faser and F,
E. Carleton will represent the Ma
con Lodge. Mrs. Carleton will also
enjoy a visit to the coast cities. Mr.
Faser will preside over the Grand
Encampnent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-04-30

We say Noxubse's Day. because It IL
not only Macon that celebrates. for al
though 1t Is conducted under the ans
pieces Of the Macon chapter II the y. D.
C's. still 1t IL lsrgely participated 10 BY
people from all'portions Of the county.
and the Alabama strip next to the river
also sends a fair quota. This year II
was celebrated with unusual sclat.
April 10 a mouth Of many moods. but 1t
gave us this year its Ioyeliest day. and
all felt good in its balmv sunshine.
In the morning the Noxubee Camp OF
Veterans held a very interesting and
profitable meeting. presided over BY the
commander. DR.. H. A. Minor.
rhe noon train brought us the Leo
Guards from the A. & M. College. and
their presence and admirable drills was
. very enjoyable feature Of the day. The
officers were Capt. s. M. Hsaron and
Lieutenants W. B. Crump and N. N.
\ Parker.
Macon has a young band. under the
leadership Of Mr.. c. N. Boyle. and ths
people were much gratifsd at the rapid
progress they are making. We serve no.
tice on them now that II they can keep
! up their organization their s.ryices will
/ be In demand on many public occasions.
By two o'clock cemetery hill and the
roads leading to it wero thronged with
people. vehicles of every description anil
girls and boys on gaily decorated bicy-
Giles. The preparations on the cemetery
grounds were complete, The Odd Eel
lows and lot owners had put the walks
and lots in fine order and a stand had
been provided for THE choir and the
speakers. The exercises were opened
by singing by the choir. with Mrs. ]. E.
Rives organist. A fervent and eloquent
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Mitch
ell, and after Il selection by the CHOIR
Mr.. Richardson introduced Hen. 4. D
Cavett as the orator of the occasion
What impressed his hearers the most
was the veterans zeal in the ca1se-in
the subject of his discourse. As far a
his feelings go he is as much of a soldier
now as he was in the sixties. We be-
lieve he wonld like to fight it all over
inst for the glory there was in it. II
certainly does arouse a glowing feeling
OF patriotism when one listens to a mar
ration of the deeds OF valor of the con
federate soldier md the suffering he on.
dured through hsrdships and exposure.
No one car appreciate this like the wo.
men lof tho South, the mothers and
daughters Of the Confederate soldiers.
aud for this reason Decoration Day will
sacredly observed for many. many year,
to come.
When Mr.. Cavett finished there wa
more singing by the choir and then fol-
lowed the decoration Of the graves Of
Confedsrates and Fedsrals alike. The
The Lee Guards fired a salute ovsr The
graves. and it was so we'll done the report
seemed to be from n gun.
1t was late in the evening before the
crowd dispersed. so enjoyable was the
weather and the holiday occasion.
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StraVed

From Bigbee Valley. Miss, about
April Sd, one BAY MUSTANG MARE,
star in face, brand on right jaw. Also
One BLACK MARE MULE, about 16
hands high. 12 years old. Coming to-
wal DIS Macon when last seen. Any i'm
formation will be thankfully received.
CUNNINGHAM BROS,
Bigbee Valley, Miss.