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Evening journal., 1905-10-05
Bouoht Handsome Residence.

Alfred l. Dupont has bought the
handsome residence of Isaac c. Elliott
i'm Brandywine hundred. The an
.nouncement Of the sale was made to-
day. The terms are not given.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
WiII Inspeet 81. louis FIIter.

Accompanied by Chief Sngineer Theo-
dore A. Leisen the members Of the Board
OF Water Commissioner left this city yes
terday afternoon for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they will inspect a mechanical nj
ter. The party will return home on Satur-
dav
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
pastor 10 Be Installed.

The Rev. J. n. Kugler viii be Installed
ss nastor Of Lower Brandywine Pres
byterian Church on October - inc an
stanation will be in charge OF a commit
lee from the New Castle Presbytery.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
Euannelistio Meetinas.

Evangelistic meetings are being heio
at Kingswood NJ. +. Church. corner OF
Fourteenth and Claymont streets.
Presiding Elder A. J. Mowbray Will
nreach this evening.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
Moved Erom summer Hono-

Harry J. stoeciSlo. president Of the
Joseph stoeclsle Brewing Company, has
moved with his family from their sum-
mer home on the read near New Castle
TO their home in this city at Fifth and
Adams street
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
Returned to His Duties.

After a sickness covering a period
Of seven months. Lee Brown. porter at
the Delaware avenue station Of the B..
& o. railroad has returned to his dut-
les
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
overripe Rall Games.

Some overripe baseball games are
being pulled of 90 the northern portion
.of the county-West Chester Local
News.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
ATHLETICS PASS THROUGH
Coming champions. Of American
League Greeted BY Local Admirers.

League Greeted BY Local Admirers.
glad that they are about to enter the
hnal and all-important deciding series
of the American League season. the
Athletics left Broad street Station at
S.32 O'Clock this morning for Washing
ton, where they will play five games in
three days. Manager Connie Mack is
confident Of winning the pennant
When the train stopped at the Penn
sylvanit Railroad station here at $40
O'Clock, a number of persons stood
around the car and viewed the players,
The Wilmington admirers wished the
team success and Manager Mack ex-
pressed his thanks.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD.

LOST-A 1905 W. II. S. class pin. Re-
ward il returned to this Office.
Aug Soft.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05

.FOUND-A baby's solid gold bib holder
and chain. Owner can have the
article by applying at this Office and
paying for advertisement. .
Sept. 29-3t
Evening journal., 1905-10-05

LOST-In Kentmere OF along Brandy
wine. ladies' open face silver
watch. Reward If returned to No. 1909
w. 4th st Oct Sit
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair, light fresh winds, slight
temperature changes. Satur-
day partly cloudy and cooler.
Evening journal., 1905-10-05
B00ZER GRANTED
ANOTHER REPBIEVE
Board Of Pardons Takes Up
Condemned Mans Plea
for Release
ALB lFFIOAVITS PRESENTED
Special to The Evenlng Journal

Dover Oct. 5.-The Board Of Par
dons this afternoon recommended that
reprieVe be granted to Boozer until
the third Friday in next March. This
was done in order to give Attorney
General Richards an opportunity to take
up the case with the Board at that
time for final settlement.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
CITATION NOTICE,
The State of Mississippi.

The State of Mississippi.
The Guardianship In the Chancery
No. 2j0S OF Court OF NoXuDeo
BerlieAttaMosby ct al County.
To Berie Alta MOsby, adult, Aubrey Key
Mosby and Jennie Clara Mosby, minors
residing with their mother, Mrs, Susan
Catherine Kershaw, all of whom are non
residents and whose 'postofice address il
Arlington, Ky.
We command you TO be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor of our said ChancerJ
Court at term thereof to be holden at.thC
Court House, ia the town of Macon, N
said county OF Noxubcc on the Fourth
Monday in october A. d., 1905, then and
there to show cause il any you can, why
the final account Of Jno h, Kershaw, guar
dian, be not allowed and he discharged.
Witness my signature and the seal o.
said court affixed at my office in City o.
Macon. this 20 day of Aug, 1905.
Y. r. DoRRoH, Clerk,
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
BroOksvilIe JOttings.
Sept. 1st, Mrs. Fannie Parks, wife of

Sept. 1st, Mrs. Fannie Parks, wife of
Mr.. VIM. A. Parks died, the victim Of
Typhoid fever. She leaves husband
and four children to miss and grieve for
her. After most impressive funeral
service at the Methodist church, her re-
mains were laid away in the Border 8
cemetery last Saturday morning.
Mrs. c. D. Hearon of Starkylle is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Madison.
Mr.. Will Patty of Bigbee Valley is
the new cotton seed buyer in town.
Mrs Jno Menees of Wahalak is max
ing Mrs Alex Menees visit.
Mr.. NJ. Gaines has just rrtnrned
from a business trip to st. LOUIS,
Wednesday, Miss willie Dotherow, ac-
companied by Misses Dick Cosby and
Sadie Dotherow, left for Jackson, Tenn
where Miss Willie will fill place in the
musical department Of the school there,
and the two little girls will be pupils Of
the school.
Mr.. G. T. Heard ia at home after
quite an absence from town
EMiss Bessie Norwood was in town
Tuesday, having with her Misses Kate
and Gurtrude Augustus, who are her
guests st present.
Miss Bessie Hopkins is now in Tupelo
filling a position in the millinery depart
msnt Of the Mercantile Co.
Mr.. G.. w. Cunningham has been at
tendsng to business in Meridian, also in
Macon this week.
Miss Minerva Farmer is making Wis.
it to her sister, Mrs. j. E. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Boggess are en-
joying the company Of Mr. Jno. Hol.
man and Miss Abbie Woodward of Ma
con.
Prof. Boyd, Principal of the high
school is in town ready to open school
Monday.
This town needs DIRECTORY. Every
thing is so changed around we cant find
people and things
Each one Of our churches is to have
concrete walk leading up to its door.
Ism t that fne2
Mrs. Nance and Miss. Halbert OF Craw-
ford were down shopping Thursday.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
Ordinance No.
Rates. Rules and Regulations
CITY WaterWorks and Electric
Light PLANT
ron TAr
Ordinance No.
CITY of Nacon. SNiss.

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asseSss''en' ''-s l' aV u1uoic raCes ior s"cn eN-
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poun.E hoi n,,o'J'iIanoi, nno J"iIa III any sum
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,o"o3 ,,.e =, n,ly Uu''oou wa,"r snall oe al
families. or permit others Ia talo hu
drant water from their premises 'N0 ~
The violation Of this inctinn ",;lI .,
iect fine occurant or owner to horin,. stb w. :
sunply of water immedin,e elv c"t nG ond ',d
the amount of payment moda bv W s"nh ,"n,'
owner or occupant forfnitod NJ ~ '''"
See. 4 Be it fnrtber oro.iroa H. =,
all nersons taking water shall hna1 tLai', Ia%.
own service pipes stonnocL, IA Iii oi,
onnaratus in Good ronair Thnt aah ~,
Saryico nine snail ho mrar;dad h"u u.;,, e,oi, IL
stonnool. 70 he loro+od -, tLn 'u vii, "iei' q
noar tho sidavoll. S'1 ~" Wv pio,''l9on
ho tnrnod off Wv nrorn,,t froo "',o, 'iaS
burstinn M of ninas n Cs.a oosa 81 % oooid5nt anu Az
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uiotnd th.t poo' o 81" nioi ~ 10 ARi'isS 80 SUI
onainst M tho o;tr W" raoann % bnoai,o'c ~ ',auo
of anv sarvicc oiro ~ sarvioa DnoIA"so noa,' y,
other water annoratns or attsohnont NAN oi of
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State of Mississippi, Noxubce county
In Chancery Court
Ex parte

State OF Mississippi, Noxubce county
In Chancery Court
Ex parte
No. 2720 Of
Mrs. Josie Il. Hamilton, ct al
BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF said County, rendered III the
above STYLED cause on the 30th daS OF Au-
gust A, D., 1905. in vacation Of said Court,
/. the undersigned, duly appointed Special
Comm ssioner OF said Court, will, on the
Second Day Of October, A. D.. 1905
between the hours OF II o'clock a, m. and
4 O'Clock p. m, sell, at the court house door
of NOxubee county, Miss, In said Noxubee
county, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate. situated in
the County Of NoXubee, TowE OF Brooks
vile, IN the State of Mississippi. to-wit ::
Beginning at point where the section line
and road running east and west intersects
the west boundary of the depot land at the
southeast corner of said lot No. /. Run
ming thence northwest along said depot line
to tho southeast corner Of Lot No. ., known
as the District Parsonage Lot, thence west
along said district parsona line to the
east boundary line OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church lot thence south on said line
to the said section line, thence east on the
said section line to the point of beginning,
containing 0ue-half acre, more or less.
Said lot No. lying IN section II. township
II, range II, known as the Thomas w,
Hankins residence lot Said land lying and
being in town of Brooksyile, county of
NoXubee, State OF Mississippi
Dated this the 9th day of September, A..
A., 1903, b. Il, DAIMLER.
sheriff.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
ZERO ICE AND COAL. COMPA-
NY MACON MISS.

,. -,
Hi"'io l. H. :" '' n"r"es ana such o'hers as
may DE as'oclateu win hlm' their SUCCESSORS
'''u "'Sis"S' are "crouy cioa'eu oouy pohtc
ana corporate under thn corporate name ana
sVle o, zero ice ana uoal company win all tho
rPh's' powers privileges ana haollitles incl
deht ''loreto' ana conferred or rlmposcd upon
such oody oy Chapter ~ Annotated Code OF
| 's'z' 9t''e Oh MlsShslppl ana 'he amendments
li'i i''i' WIN ''SnV ol SuucesSloh lor poriou Oh
uy ''U years. from inc ua'e Vi the appro'M
ol 'liS .harter' ana WIN domlcll ana principal
Place oil business at Macoh IN sald state OF MIS-
sl7S'pph anu oH'ces anu p'ah's at Such o'hcr
places as may De necessary ior the proper con-
duct OF its business
Ar''cie H. inc ooIect ana purposes ior wh'ch
TINS corporation ~ organized are 10 mahufac-
,ur'' nuy ana 'eH e'' 10 construct own operate
ercontro lhlilS'Hatlng ana cold storage plant;
10 ouy ana sen coal COKE WOOD OF any other
Iuei, ana 10 40 general wholesale ana rctaii
business IN such artlclesi 10 manufacture, pottle
and sell soda water or any other carbonated
hon-alcoholic.drlhk or beverage ana 10 manuiac-
tufe' huY' sell or ueal IN OOttlers or SOFA water
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Jackson Miss.
Ana % 1uO,,

Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Jackson Miss.
Aug, 90, 1903
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sett ler has fled notice o. his lnten"
ton to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Chancery Clerk of Noxubee coun-
ty at Macon, Mississippi, on October 9th
1905, viz. Dock Cotton of Macon, Miss.
II. L, No. 3jG5l. for the El-2 of Sc Ia Sec.
II, T. IA, N, h. lG East o: The Choctaw
Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz; John A. Cot
ton, II. N. Stuart, Lewis Jones, Melvin
Cotton, all of Macon, Mississippi,
FRED W. COLLINS,
Register.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
A Tribute From X.Prairie.

Sunday, Aug. 9th, was set aside b,
X-Prairie Sunday School as a day OF
which to hold memorial service for thu
late Captain Walter B. Barker. The ex
eIcses were opened with song from
ths choir and prayer by the superinten'
dent, afte. which the following resolu-
tions were offered by committee pre-
viousIy appinted:
Whereas, we have heard with deer
regret of the death of our much beloved
friend, Capt, Walter b, Barker. who,
on account of his love for our Sunday
School and The interest he took in 1t,
had been elected an honorary member
therefore be it resolved
First, That while our hearts are sad
dened at, his untimely death, and we are
deeply grieved to know that his gen
erous hand is still forever and that we
will no more be permitted to have him
with us. still we are proud Of the fact
lHdt hc Nds Il uleiIDcl vi Oul SCHuol dhd
that we know him to have loved us we
are glad to have had him with us on
Children's Day the last time he ever
visited his native land, and that, though
far away iu Japan, he never forgot our
school
Second, That we commend 10 the
young men of our school and county as
worthy of all acceptance and emulation
his life spent in the service Of his loved
ones, in devotion to his country, his
friend, and his duty in every position
which he was called to occupy. He
was pure, sincere, honorable. true
man, there was no room in his great
sunny heart for malice or envy and we
rejoice to believe he died in the belief of
risen Savior
Third, That we extend our sincere
sympathy to his dear sister and relatives
who mourn for the loss of so noble a
brother.
Fourth, That these resolutions be
copied in our record book and that the
county papers be requested TO publish
the same. THos, STEVENS,
N. n, ROGERS,
L. d. CAvETT.
Committee
In discussing the resolutions beauti e
full tributes were paid to Capt Barker 8
memory by Hon, f, D, Cavett Mr. N.
N Rogers and others. Several mem
bers Of the school related incidents that
had come to their notice, showing IN
many ways the greatness and nobility
Of character Of Capt. Barker. After
this his favorlte song. when the Gen
eral Roll is called I'll be there was
sung, and the meeting was closed with
prayer. +. 7. PRICE,
Sec y Protein.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

Grant county Oldest physicianin ac-
tive service 10 Dr.. O. Hendrick, Of Fol
lock, La. He is now about SO years Of
age and can make az many calls AM
ride as far horose back as the average
or young physician lie is walPine
encyclopedia when it comes to the his
tory of the truest and noblest generals
and statesmen of the Soute. The Doc
tor says he is now in his second man
hood, having passed that period when a
man becomes as little child. He
reads the finest print and does his writ
ing without glasses and altogether is q
very interesting and entertaining char
acter Pollock, La. Jouanal.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
Tournament at Prairie Point.

One of the pleasantest events of the
season was the tournament given by the
young men of Prairie Point on August
80 1905. After a great crowd had as
sembled from far and near, the grand
cavalcade rode up in front of the crowd
led by the chivalrous Mr.. John f. Carr
as Marshal of the Day and listened at
tcntively to an inspiring address by
Aon. Walter Price
The Marshal of the Day then rode
back, accompanied by Mr. Walter Wy.
att whom he introduced as "The Knight
Of the Rough and Ready, who grace
fully bowed and began the exciting race
Then came the other gallant knights
in rapid succession
Mr.. Sid Coleman as "Knightof Prairie
Point.
Mr.. Robert Coleman Knight of Au-
brey."
Mr.. Jim Windham, knight of Hard
Times"
Mr.. Clark Windham Knight of Stone
Mr.. Hibbler Windham, Mama S 43a
by Boy"
Mr. Walter Windham, Knight of
"Tombigbee,"
Mr.. Nose Cockrel, Knight of "Noxu-
bee,
Mr.. Joe cockrcll, Little Expecta-
tion."
Mr. VIM Walker Kuight Of Soule
Chapel -
Mr.. Rawleigh Brewer, Knight of Kal-
amazoo'
Mr.. Gus Cunningham, Knight of THE
Valley
Mr., Emmett Smith, Knight of "The
Red Rose
Mr.. George Hummer Knight of "Bee
Town.
Mr.. Ed, Stevens, Knight of Sun
shine.
Mr. Donald Z, Zepernick, Knight Of
"EX-Prairie. "
After each knight had made three
runs, he would ride up and deliver his
rings to Mr., Barnett PoindeXter who
acted as Guardian Of Justice for this
grand occasion.
The fortunate Knights winning the
Honors were Mr.. Bill Walker, Knight of
Soule Chapel, who won first honor, a
silver water set, which he presented to
Miss Gertrude Augustus.
Mr.. Donald Z, Zepernick, Knight Of
EX- Prairie" second honor silver sugar
dish, holder and twelve spoons, pre-
senting it to Miss Mary w, Dinsmore,
Mr., Robert Coleman, Knight of "Au-
brey" third honor silver tray pre-
sented to Miss Emma Bankhead.
Mr.. Walter Wyatt, Knight of Rough
and Ready" fourth honor, a silver card
receiver, which he presented to Miss
Emma Banlihead.
After the riding closed an address,
appropriate to the occasion, ,wasdelivered
by Hon. Walter Price in behalf Of the
noble knights to the charming young
ladies to whom they presented their ia
vors.
Dinner was announced and such a
such dinner The ia oles fairly groaned
under the load of luxuries. This was
my first visit among this noble and hos
pitable people. dc not think that the
entertainments before the war" cou /
compare with the courtesieS shown t e
visitors on this occasion.
Alter dinner there was base-b
game between Bigbee Valley and Elon
and resulted eight to seven in favor of
the former, A riding contest for a purse
ST. was won by Mr.. Sam Cunningham.
Two dances were given in the even
ing, one at the hospitable home of Mrs
Coleman in honor of the Knights and
their Lagies, the other at Dancy, Ala.
My visit among these noble and lovely
people will ever be a bright oasis on
the tablets of my memory.
EE A V1sIroR
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

Robert Abrams an expert horse sheer
will be fonnd at my shop to attend
to that line of the business, he has
had wide experience as shoeing on
track. II You need good work you can
certainly get the best to be had at any
time when you are pleased to call and
give him trial which will bring you
back again. Quick service guaranteed.
w. J. MALLARD.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
CITATION NOTICE,

The State of Mississippi,
Lucy Ann Williams, CONT In the Chan
No. 27l5 VS., }cery Court o.
Johnnie Williams, defen't J NoXubec Co.
To Johnnie Williams, whose postollice ad
dress il unknown
We command you to be and appear be
fore the chancellor of our said chancery
court at term thereof 10 be holden at the
courthouse, in the town Of Macon, In saio
county, on the Fourth Monday in October
A. D., 1903, then and there to plead answer
or demur to the original bill in said where
in you are defendant
Witness my signature and tho seal oI
said Court affixed at jmy office in City o
Macon, this 14th day of August, 1903.
u. T. DORROll, Clerk
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
CITATION NOTICE,



George Binion, Comp't In Chanc cry
No. 2I2f vs.. Court OF N0X-
John Binion, defendant ubee county.
To 'John Binion. whose postoffice nd
dress is Dwight. lAla.
We command you to be and appear
before the chancellor of our said chan
Gerry court at term thereof to be holden
at the court house, in the town of Ma
con, in said county, on the Fourth Mon.
day in October, A. D.. 1905, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to the
Bill of Complaint in said cause wherein
you are defendant.
Witness mytsignature and the seal Of
said court affixed at my office in city OF
Macon, this ID day of Sept, 1905.
Y. T. DoRRoH, Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
CITATION NOTIE.


HU NUWIU UI TTSsTssTPFT'
Robert Bailey, complainant In the Chan
No. 27l4 vs. cery Court of
Chaity Bailey, defendant. J NoXuhee Co.
To Charity Bailey, whose postoflicc address
Is Little Rock. Ark.
We command you to be and appear be-
fore the chancellor of our said chancery
court at term thereof to be holden at the
courl house, in the city Of Macon, In said
county. on The Fourth Monday in October
A. D., 1908, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the Original Bill in said
cause wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal of said
Court affixed at my Office in City OF Macon.
this 1lth day Of August, 1903,
S.l9- u r, DORROH, Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

Macon Mercantile Co. sundries. 40 Al
G l. Ferris, sundries ......... 13 02
w II Stewart, Supt. poor house. rs 90
L F Holberg, snndries. .......,. 8 10
J r Jackson. Supt. Education. 63 81
City Of Macon burying pauper.. 7 30
z 7 Dorroh. postage. .e..e.... 3 0O
j Cade, sundries es............. % OF
w L Minor, cutting grass court
house yard rd..,.......... 2 OC
G l. Heinrich. sundries ....... Ou
d c Ferris, printing ......,...., 0 05
Q Poindexter. sundries ..... a 6t
Walker. Evans & Cogswel ~ 33 81
Cost in lunacy of Jim Hinton II 0C
] G FAINT, boarding mule. .... 10 OC
Steve Bryson work on leavy ..... 16 0(
L 3 Marshall, Giles Ferry. II 9e
w II. Jackson, lumber .,....... 3 0C
K Cade, Lumber r....,,....... 10 6e
T Hopkins, s,.............,. 49,. / u
Following accounts were continued.
} I Cook, ............,.,....... II IL
Cunningham Tate & Co, sundries 30 5C
J L Cade, lumber .......... 2G q
The following were rejected.
T. Clearman, lumber .,....... ID 0t
The petition of jesse height ct al for
new road was rejected becaused it did
not comply with the law.
The time for filing of bond of Amer
ican Bridge Co. was extended to Sept 15
Tuesday, Sept 5th.
The board met purguana to adjourn
msnt, all members present,
Account of Western Union Tel Co,
was reconsidered and allowed Petition
of ]. L. S. Peterson for relief from bond
Of J. f Glover was granted. A new
bond with T J. Wilkins, Jr. ]. NJ.
Winfield was appointed
Reports CT county officers was rece'v-
ed and filed
Z. f. Dantzler was credited with
three polls not included in his insolvent
roll.
1t was ordered that the twenty year
Court House hond for $4,000 be called in
and warrant for Sj02l 30 IS ordered is
sued to County Treasures to take up
same on presentation.
The Clerk was ordered to advert Sc
for bids for building bridge across Nox-
ubee river at Allgood 3 mill, for build
ing bridge across lIashuqua creek at
factory, building bridge across Jordan's
CT eek on Macon and Warsaw road, also
for building levee on Shuqualak and
Fairfeld,road
1t wasEordered that a tax-levy Of 8
mills fer general county purposes be
made and levy of one mill fo- special
court house tax
Petition Of J. J. Prince ct al for
change of Shuqualak and Summerville
road was granted, and W. II. Jernagin
and L. H. Otis were appointed commits
sioners to view and lay out said road
and report in writieg to the board at the
next meeting.
Petition Of J. J. Thompson ct al was
continued.
Petition of d. Z. Perkins ct al fol
new road was granted, J Cade and NJ.
c. Stewart were appointed to inspect,
lay ont and report in writing at next
meeting of the board.
Petition of d. B. Cade for enlarge
ment Of stock law was continued
Petition of L. Z. Eiand ct al for appro
priation to build monument was contin-
ned
Report of County Treasurer was re-
received and filed
W. p Chappell overseer of Shuqua-
lax and Fairfield read was directed to
work road according to line laid out by
Road Docket.
Board were allowed their per diem.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

School books are sold for cash ondy
Prices are printed on back of each book
Books marked 20 cents sells for 26 cent
not 25 cents Every body pays cash no
body gets mad G, L. FERRIS.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09
NOTICE.

Our stores will be closed Saturday,
Sept. 30th, 1905, and Monday Oct. 9th,
1905. A, KLAUS & Co.
LIPMoN BosENzwElG & BRs.
NJ. j. REINAcH.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-09

Read cash for school books signs in
Book Store and do not ask for credit
sometime it is hard to say can't have
books without money, but it must be
done. C. l.. FERRIS.