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PECULIAR CALLINGS
FOLLOWED IN LONDON

LONDON, March 5.--Many peculiar call
ings have sprung up in London in recent
years due to a variety Of causes. For
instance, one man rides about in hand.
some equipages and keeps a splendid es.
Enlistment, who makes his living as a
copper changer" The copper changers
business consists Of giving gold or silver
coins for coppers. Many business houses
acquire large sums Of coppers, which. until
the copper changer made his appearance,
they found It almost impossible 10 get rid
Of. BY charging small commission, the
inventor Of the new business prospers.
Dummy safe makers also earn a good
living. Many Of the burglar proof vaults
cost $500 or more and merchant, desiring
TO give his customers the idea that he
4 thoroughly equipped to defy the prowler,
has handsome safe with popderous locks.
where il can be seen plainly.
Many Of these burglar proof safes
are made from nothing but the en-
himsiest wood. painted iiu
and striped like a real sale
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house for their daily drink, and so the
qusrtern-fetcher" carries the liquor TO
them. They receive a small commission
from the man they buy from and from
their customer, and in the course of day
make a comfortable income.
The "step girl" is another London subur-
ban innovation. She is valuable to the
family that cannot afford servant and in
which the housekeeper does not care to
scrub out OF doors. Armed with pail,
scrubbing brush, etc. the step girl"
cleans the steps for a penny.
In many districts the baby dresser
earns a good living. She appears neatly
dressed in a uniform and washes and
dresses mammals darling" in a fraction
Of the time the mother could perform the
task
The travelling lady cook is another
London institution. She appears in a
private hanson and assumes charge of the
preparations for large dinners Her fees
are enormous and she holds her head as
high as does the dame from whom she re-
ceves her remuneration.
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free lodging in this clean and wholesome
place Beds, table linen, knives and every.
thing but food is provided. Even in that,
the custodian can be depended upon to
supply wine and bread.
The natives of the islands are shiftless,
lazy, easy going men and women. They
work little, play little and rest and
smoke a great deal. They are poor-very
pOor-but are happy as long as they have
food enough to keep life in their indolent
bodies. They are hospitable, generous
with what they have, and invariably are
honest. They are not martial and Spain
could expect little help from them in the
event of an invasion.
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TOXIC, Feb. l2.--Japan's declarat ton
of war against Russia has caused great sur
prise throughout the world. although the
events of the past two months have in a
measure prepared people for it. This sur
prise is due to the fact that very few
people outside of official circles have any
idea of Japan or the Japanese or realize
that the present war was as inevitable as
the American revolution.
With Russia the present conflict is a
war of conquest; with Japan it is war
for existence. Japan has seen the shadow
of the war hanging over her for a quarter
of century. Russia has not believed
that the little island empire would ever
have the courage to declare war against
the greatest military power in the world.
There was no help for it. The japanese
have known il for years and have pre-
pared for il. They have entered the war
in a solemn spirit, with full sense of its
difficulties and its meaning, and they have
entered TO win.
A great deal has been said and has been
written in the last flew years about the
wonderful advance of these wonderful peo-
piV but tue organizing mas not yet Deen
told. They know themselves; outsiders
do not know them and never will, but they
will have a much better idea of them when
the present war has been running little
while.
The present war is the outcome OF a very
long diplomatic discussion. It began more
than 20 years ago, when, in 1882, Japan
sent note to Russia containing the claim
that Korea was in her natural sphere OF
influence and asking the Bear to keep off
From that day Japan has seen the gradual
y growing war cloud on her horizon and
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are real and to all appearances the safe
is as good as the genuine The difference
in cost is enough to cause the merchant
to take the risk.
"Quartern-fetchers" are a London pro-
duct They are women, respectable, mid
dle.aged women, who carry brandy and
soda OF other drinks to the women of the
respectable middle class These women
cannot afford to risk going to public
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BOUND TO Be A GREAT SCRAP

The war correspondents and artists sent
to the Orient some weeks since by the
Newspaper Enterprise Assassination have
been landed at various ports in Japan and
Korea and are now sending back up-to-
date matter on the war, which will appear
in The Tacoma Times as fast as received.
The first letter from Will H. Brill one of
the correspondents, appears below
Editor.
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cisco, in which Raymond Sully, the famous
writer of the 18th century, lies buried.
He was killed in Algeria and as he wrote
20 books he probably lived long enough.
Behind the church are some cloisters of
remarkable beauty. The tracery is inimit-
able in its light and graceful treatment.
This lovely building with a superb garden
is turned into prison and amid ex.
quisitely slender columns and surround
ings glorious to the eye of the artist, the
scum of Majorca-murderers and thieves
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lomat is trying to solve. With the Balea-
RIGS, England could dominate the Mediter-
ranean, backed as she is with Gibraltar.
For the same reason Germany and France
would like to have them. In the event of
continental war, there would be race
between these three nations, with the
islands as the prize. OF course, England,
because of Gibraltar, would get off in the
lead. Spain, impoverished, torn by fac
tions, discomfort and continued revolu-
tonary outbreaks, is but ill equipped to
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TWENTY-ACRE FARM

for sale; rich 2O-acre tract bottom land; all
grubbed and fenced, but no buildings;
place abandoned and has fallen into hands
of present owner, who will sell for small
payment down, balance quarterly if de-
sired; it is snap. For price and terms,
see owner, room 5, 9521A Pacific Ave.
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MAJORCA, Balearie Islands, March g.
SPANS island possessions have dwindled to
the Canaries and the Balearics The latter
lie in the Mediterranean in the elbow of
the Spanish peninsula. Commercially,
they are not OF much account, but, strate-
gcally, they have high Importance. The
kaiser has had his eye on them for some
time, as they would make a splendid Ger
man eoaling station but France and Eng
land both would object to Spain turning
them over. England herself long has had
a covetous eye on them, and Spain
knows it.
just how long Spain can hold them is
the problem more than one European din
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An open meeting Of the Illema club was
held at the home Of Mrs. Charles A.
Sayre. sos North Ainsworth avenue, yes
terday afternoon A large number Of la.
dies were present and delightful social
ed BY Mesdames Warburton, Titlow and
Drury.
The Freshmen class and English depart.
ment of Whitworth college gave a fancy
dress party last evening at the Residence,
Characters from Dickens David Copper
field were portrayed by many pretty
and unique costumes, and very merry
time was enjoyed.
Last evening, Mrs. William Thomson,
assisted by Mrs Chaplin, gave a delight
full party in honor Of her daughter. The
house was artistically decorated in ivy.
whites warm, red glow was reflected
from the numerous shaded candles distrib.
uted Throughout the rooms. Unique
games were enjoyed and dainty refresh.
ments were served.
Next Wednesday afternoon, at the home
Of Mrs John A. Parker 1922 North !
street, viii be held an open meeting of the
Virginia Dare chapter, ID. A. r. Miss
Norris of Whitworth college will give a
talk on Studio Life in Paris" small
admission fee viii be charged, which is to
Revolutionary soldiers memorial building
IN Washington, d. c.
Friday evening the preparatory students
Of Whitworth college gave Jolly party in
the bowling alley at the Residence.
David Dowden was given pleasant
surprise party "Wednesday evening in hon.
on Of his birthday, BY number Of his
old soldier friends, at his home on South
Thirticth street
The young people of the Epworth league
OF Epworth NJ. T.. church gave yer,
interesting entertainment last night in the
church parlors
An informal dancing party was enjoyed
Friday evening by the members Of the
Terpsiehorean club at the Tacoma Music
hall.
A pretty wedding took place at o'elocl
Thursday evening at Gil Baker street
when Miss Jennie johnson was uniteS
in marriage to Mr.. Carl Schmidt. Mis-
! Anna johnson acted as bridesmaid anC
Mr.. Vance Fawcett was groomsman. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. JOIN
Reid The parlors were beautifully deco
rated in red and white carnations. Will,
the dining room was gorgeous in pro
fusion Of red carnations and roses. TIL,
bride was handsomely attired in trav
cling suit OF brown and carried Bird,
roses. At 8 o'clock an elaborate dinne
was served. The young couple left OF
the ll.]5 train for a visit Of few week
In Portland, Ore, after which they vii
make their home in Tacoma, at 2l06 Soutl
Yakima avenue.
Miss Marie Swift, who has been seri
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ENGLAND WANTS THE BALEARICS AND
so DO BOTH GERMANY AND FRANCE

Bonaparte family lived in obscurity, until,
in the 18th century, Hugo Bonaparte went
to Corsica and worked valisntly for the
king of Arragon.
But Majorcas real beauty lies outside all
this, on the other side of the island. You
drive some 10 miles in light ramshackle
carriages, first through plain from which
agriculturists wiring out living from fruits
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RUSSIAN NORTH POLE EXPEDITION
RETURNS, HAVING LOST COMMANDER

STOCKHOLM, March S.--The Russian
polar expedition which sailed in 1901 in
the yacht Earle has arrived here Baron
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Snans Beautiful Little Island Possessions in the Medt
erranean Are Coveted by Others and
Are in Danger

Spain excited warning from European that in the
the Balearic
islands, AS rushing and artillery the is
lands W. London bureau of the
these little
them and their people
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Toll, the commander, was drowned, with
several companions, In November 1902.
while making trip inn small boat from
the Island of Bennett to New Siberia.
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$, pa,rielSs Night Dance, Elks' Hall,
''' March Il. Dancing until morn
s',H,lcMen, soc; Ladies, free. sA'
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An advance in the price of oranges is
expected next week. 1t is reported that
the small oranges cannot be obtained
The growers cannot afford to pay the
pickers a good price to gather the small
fruit, and it is thus left on the trees
awaiting better market, Meanwhile the
market is getting short of the cheaper
grades
There is little of the seedless grape fruit
in the market and only few firms handle
it, In order to enjoy this fruit taste
for it must be cultivated, and consequently
the sales are light. What little there is
on the market is quoted at $500.
Persian dates are now SC a pound The
commission men are anxious to unload
what they have on hand at this price, in
order that they may be cleaned up and
| ready for the new crop.
Customers can readily be found for Yali-
ma potatoes at SHOPS ton. The com.
mission men are not heavily stocked with
the Yakima potatoes, because the retail
men made large purchases last fall when
the quotations were low
Eggs are plentiful and the market is
weak. The price has dropped another cent
since yesterday and strictly fresh hen
fruit is now quoted at lS@2Oe dozen.
The following prices were quoted by
the wholesale men to the jobbers this
morning:
MEAT AND PROVISIONS.
Fresh Meat-Cow beef, TIC; steer beef,
7sici veal s&l0e; pork, sac; mutton,
s@Stac.
Provisions Hams. l3thC7l4e ID; break
fast bacon. Ice; bellies. fresh. l2Ilc
VEGETABLES.
Yakima potatoes, S24td25; sweet potatoes
| Yakima potatoes, $24G25; sweet potatoes.
1925; carrots, 81 sack; rutabagas, T5c
SACK California cabbage, 2Ac h.; Califor.
MIA tomatoes, $500 box; celery, 75o
doz.; radishes, l0o dozen lunches; lettuce
81 .60(Gl,75 box; Oregon onions, 81. 50Gl3 90
cwt. green onions, Toe dozen lunches;
Hubbard squash, &c 10; rhubarb, Toe h.;
dollhouse radishss, $50 doz.; dry Chill pep
ers, 25c ID.
GREEN FRUIT. ETC.
Apples, cooking, S75caSl box; Spitzen-
bergs. Sl.259l so; Baldwins, Wagners.
| Northern Spies. etc. 81 Is box; cast
Of the mountains fancy Greetings, 00ct9
\ 81 box; Winesaps, 81 .504l75; Ben Davis.
$l.l5(Sl %; Red Cheek lippins, $l50@
sl75; pineapples, s450 doz.; Redknds or.
anges, sl,5O@2.40 box; lemons, S2.5O@3.OO
box; cranberries, 5000; Persian dates Sc
h.; bananas, s25o@s.Oo bunch; seedless
grapefruit $500 box.
NUTS.
English wanuts. No. /, l41ac h.; Chill
Walnuts, BE h.; Ganohle, lSc h.; al
nlends, ice ID; pecans. l2@lse ID; Brazils,
l2c lb; lilbers, he lbj peanuts. fresh roast.
ed. Sc ID; ehestnuls, l29l3e ID; eoeoan0ts
7o@A0c doz.
POULTRY
hickcns, hens and springs, l21s@l4e
---. -
! - nntrinl.,s MIMI Dnnre ELL, Hall
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this quarter of the world and find its
beauties seductive, may have three days
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GREEN FRuIT. ETC.
NUTS.

English walnuts. No. |, l41ac h.; Chill
Walnuts, BE ID; Ganohle, l3c h.; al
nlonds, ice 10; pecans. l2@lse ID; Brazils,
l2c lh; flbers, BE lbi peanuts. fresh roast.
ed. Sc ID; ehestnuis, l29l3c ID; eoeoan0ts.
rnGAAc dog
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Miss Marie Swift. who has been seri.
Ously Ill with typhoid fever, is recovering.
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~ TUULIN
Chickens. hens and springs. l2lk@l4e
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The young people of the Epworth league
Of Epworth NJ =. church gave very
interesting entertainment last night in the
church parlors
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An informal dancing party was enjoyed
Friday evening by the members Of the
Terpsichorean club at the Tacoma Music
hall.
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Friday evening the preparatory students
Of Whitgorth college gave Jolly party in
the bowling alley at the Residence
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David Dowden was given pleasant
surprise party Wednesday evening in hon,
or Of his birthday, BY number Of his
old soldier friends, at his home on South
Thirticth street.
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The Great Fair still continues TO draw
the sightseers from Noxubss. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Oheatham and Misc Fannie
Lee. Miss Olive Hughes with Misses
Lula Ethridge and Eugsnia Bevill Of
Meridian, returned from st. Louis this
week. Also MIR. s, M. Thomas and
fymily and Mr.. W. H. Evans and fam
lily. Among those who went this week
were Misses Stella and Ethel Smith.
Ada May Zepernick. Lizzie Cole and
Helen Jacksen. and Nessrs. Aston
Smith. Jesse Mauldin and Robert Cole.
q Murray and Nick Rogers have
also spent 4 week In seeing the strange,
curious and instructive sights at the fair
OF the world = the universal exposition.
1t will be especially beneficial to the
Young people.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-08

Mrs. Dautzlsr has on inspection a
lovely line Of ''Ready-to-W Wears" and
caps for both girls and boys. She will
have her opening next week. The ladies
will be notified as to the exact date.
She will. on that day, give a lovely an.
tomobils veil to the lucky drawer.
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GROCERIES,.

Well, we are at home in Groceries
and have no competition can fill your
order run ten cents to ten thousand
dollars worth, so send us yonr or
ders, as we can save you money and
lots of goods and the freight from
the markets.
Our stock of Lumber, Shingles
Nails, Cement, and Lime is all COM
plete and cheap.
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H BEST DOCTOR

Rey. b. c. Horton. Sulphur Syringe,
exas. writes, July 10th, 1893; II have
used IN my family Billiards. Snow LAni-
ment and Horehonnd Syrup and thss
have proved certainly satisfactory. fhs
linime at is the best we have evts uand
for headache and pains. The cough ~
up has been onr doctor for the last eight
years" Csc, soc and 81 at J. +. Jones'
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Nathan Murif.

Mr.. J. G. McQuien. received q tsls.
gram Friday notifying him Of the death
OF Nathan Murff. a former citizen Of
Winston county, who moved to Crowley.
La. He had = chronic stomach trouble.
went to New Orleans hospital for treat
msnt and died there under an operation
Sept. 3oth. The body reach Aacon
Sunday morning and was taken to the
10th section burial ground near Ran
dsll's Bluff. whore tho funeral tool
place,
The remains were accompanied from
New Orleans by Mrs. Nurf, and q
brother. Mr.. Jos Murff.
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NOTICE.

To the Farmers and Merchants Of No1ubes
Comfy
II you think the present prices Of
cotton are not satisfactory and you
do not care 10 sell just now, bring
US your warehouse receipts and We
will make you loans against same al
reasonable rates Of interest.
MERCHANTS 4 FARMERS BANK.
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,

Mrs.A.C .Tinsley, ct al In the Chance
No. 1884 VS. Try Court OF NoX.
Annie l.. Gurley, ct al ubec County.
To A. l.. Drake. Birmingham. Ala,
Tn. British aud American Mortgage
Co., New York City, and Alonzo Shaw,
whose postofiice address Is unknown;
We command you to be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor of our said Chancery
Court ut 4 term thereof TO %be..holden At the
Court House. In the town OF Macon. in
said county, on the 4th Monday Of October,
A. D.. 1904, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the Amended Bill in said
cause wherein you are defendants.
Witness my signature and the seal OF
said court affixed, this 18th day Of Sept. A.,
D., 1904. u. T. DoRRoH. Clerk,
scptl7-3t By I. G. DoRRoH, d, C.
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DOLLARS.

II Igivss Us great pleasure to state
that Nr. G. n. Robertson, chairman
Of tho Dem. Ed. Com. Of Nexsbes
Co. came to town to-day and turned
over to Mr.. Tyson nlnstysfour dollars
he had collected in his district and at
Breoksville for the Democratic cam.
paign fund. This Is splendid iworkD and
va hope the other districts will doItheir
part. and without delay. There 10 mo
time to lose. and our friends on the
battle ground need all the help va can
give them.
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Tire Setting Machine

am now prepared TO set ties
cold or hot-with the latest improved
Cold Tire-Setter. Can set your
ties while you wait, No more warp
ing of wheels, Call and examine
my work by the latest process.
Prices the same.
j have also the latest Rbe
firing Machine. All kinds OF
wheel rubbered on short notice.
80 w. J. MALLARD
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Gin Burned

The gin house Of Dave Matthews neal
Colbert's store, was burned Friday
night. Besides the whole gin outfit FIVE
bales Of cotton and tive nsw wagon,
wsre burned, n belonging to Mr..
Colbert. No insurance. The cotton
belonged to five different parties.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-08

We sell the celebrated WHITE
HOUSE Shoes for ladies, and
BLUE RIBBON Shoes for chill
dren. We have fitted nice little
room in our store for our friends
to try on shoes. Call and try
on pair and see how nice they
fit. You don't have to buy them
We sell the best shoe on earth
for men and youths the cele-
brated GIESECKO...the Key
Brands.
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If you will look IL at Rogers & Co.'S.
you will find they have made big inn
provements In their stock. Besides
having toned up onr general liHs we
have some specialtles to call your atten-
ton to such AS
A large assortment of fancy cakes:
A good selection OF California Fruit
every weekly, =
A nice line Of Blanks hest candies
(fresh)
And an extra good. quality Of Full
Cream Cheese.
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DIED.

Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Wallace
Gaines died very suddenly wednesday
evening about eight O'Clock. The 70
mains were buried Thursday evening In
the family lot In the Bordsrs' cemetery.
This 10 the frst break In the circle Of
this young family and has caused much
aadnesa.
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Cures Chills and Fever.

G.. W. Writ, Nacodoches, Texas,
says: His daughter had chill and fe-
yer for three years; he could not find
anything that would help her till he used
Herbine. His wife will not keep house
without it and cannot say too much for
it, SOC at J. F. Jones' drug store.
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Buy for cash sid you get big bar
gains at Mrs. Dsntsler's Millinery
Emporium. 4 Ths discounts are
saved which males q great differ
ence in cash a~ndAcredit.
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oct1.Sn
Paw for tho Colt

All parties indebted to me for ser
vice Of stallion or jack are requested "a
pay before November. - I will need
the money 10 pay nv own debts. Pay.
ments cad DO made to either Of the Ma
con banks. need your help and hops
7 will not be disappointed.
oct1 I'm 81. LiPSCoNB.
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Receipt for bale Of cotton, Holt's No.
9473; weight $40 has been lost and the
public will take notice. and not buy or
trade for same.
JoBN r. BARNES.
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Tom Watson is stumping the country,
ostensibly In advocacy Of his own cleo
ton a. the Populist candidate, but hs
always takes occasion to say that he
prefers Roosevelt to Parker. Ut course,
anything to beat tho Democrats.
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STRAY q

Tom May. living on Num- 4 Cos
mill place. 8 miles north vest Of shu.
qualak. took up . black mSie shoat
about 8 months Old, married NTH swal.
low fork and under slope in right ear;
also . red and white spotted gilt, about
8 months old, unmarried.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-08

The hail east Of Macon two weeks ago
greatly damaged the crops Of Aessfs.
Geo. Douglas. A. s. Morgan, Lucius
Cole and others. Mr.. sgd Morgan and
family now reside in Mobile.
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JERSEY MALESi

have for sale thrte thorough bred
Jersey males. estitled to registration; .
and 10 months old For sale cheap. II
called far sc0n. II y. MARTIN.
.rtJ In Macon, M>sa.
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Farm Land for Sale.

A valuable farm known as the
Cook place /! miles from Summer.
vile, in this county, is for sale,
Contains about 400 acres Of tillable
and wood land, Apply at the Bea-
con office. Aug. 27-lm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Spaulding have
invited their young friends to meet
Miss Clsase yer and Spalding Of Lebanon.
Ky. on FRIDAY night. Oct. 7th. Dane.
ing Is on the program.