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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

|sdmmen3iebuns beg 9ufes IN beiM ers
| iten @ebrdud& ein dnfGeinenber9llibeft
ou ipiiren. bod bebt bic fpdtere fpdrs
lide Mirfung benielben aif. Dele U.
|. IN. fiillen Die ppren bes Jubes nnb
lniIen feline seu6euhtigfeit einbrins
gen, ndh tpelher Die Ndtur bes sSilBes,
tpenn erin gefunDen 3uitar6 bleibet1
ion, perIangt. Der 8eihlagfhmieD
lit am beiter geeignet, Inn bic 8or5iige
Dber Mdngel elmer berartigen 8ehanbs
lung an beurfbeilen.
4bgerabmts Mil4 fir les
genbe 9ennen. @rfabrene 9iibs
neraiidter itiinnien genisinI6uftlib
bdriiber iiberein. baB bic @erdbreihung
BON abeerabnlter Mil9 nit an6erenl
5utter bic GierprpDuftipn legenber
9iibner tpelentli9 fDrbert. sSabrelange
@erfude baben iie gu Der feiten llebsr=
aeueung sebra6t, baB tpenn an STEELE
bes Maifers 5ur 9eritelung bes Guts
terbreies bide abgerabntte Mil6 per@
ipsnbet tpirS, bas 9efaltat Elm ipeit
beiIeres iit. 9ef6rotenes Rorn nit
dbgerabnlter Mil9 perabreibt, ipirb
tpeit before GeIultate eraielen, ais
Siitteruns NIT bem beiten Wsi5en obes
9afer.
Die au bertpenbenbe Mil9 bdrf fiiB
ober fauer, sefodt ober geronnen fein.
Mit &orni9rot 81 elmer Maaii4e ber@
rnengt, Iiefert iie Elm uniibertrefflihss
Siitter fir bic legenben 9ennen.
8erqupIlene Senfer
5d9lieBen nint r1tb ftrtb i'm Mtnter be-
ipabers unangenebm. 8ermeiben lGBt
lih bie1es 8erquellen, ipenn man bies
ielben an ben nibt angefri4enen 5lGs
den nit elmer 2Dfung beItrei6t, bie
aus 8ensin unb Yarafin beitebt. Md1t
nintn1t 5optel 8enstrl, tpie n0tbtg 1T
unb f4abt in bieIes paraffin Biz Slir
Gdttigung. Sotanee bas 6pls nod
trcden tit, tpirb es banit beftri6en;
Das 8en5in perflii9tigt un0 binters
ldBt ben 9araffin l1eberalp, Der
ni6t nur gegen bas @inbringen Der
Seu9tigfett f6iibt, fonbern bic JlGz
den AUDI 10 gldttet, baB bas Seffnen
unb S9lieBen Der Seniter teine
S6tpierigfeit nta6t.
I'm S Settflede aus StlS Su
ent fernen, nebme man A @Bl0ffel
bon Salmiafseiit, 4 Gbl0ffel boll@als.
Man fbiittle bas 8anae in einen@lafe
gut blrdetnanber unb reibe ben Sled
nit einem G6ipamme, ben man in
bieie 5liifiigfeit getau9t, tiihttg nb.
Wfti pbeneenanntem 9enliI9 fann man
ale Sett= unb Selflede entfernen;
5lede bon 9ars unb Sheer miifen erft
our9 Elm tpenig Butter ertpei4t ner>
ben.
@eiBe SoGa1a9en nnb
8 II B B 3 ben iperben blenbenb tpeib,
penn mon Tie nit @9lernnfreibe
YAeuert. Nu9 Steintreppen 5eben febr
f6Dn aus, ipenn lie nit aufseriibrtem
Sbon, itt benz man elm tpeitig
G9lemmtreibe 9emif4t bat, abgerie,
bn tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09
pie grar ais Grniil1rrr.

SntereHante MufI9liifIe iiber bas
Mitperbienen Der Srau bringt Der 18.
Sabrssbert9t unferes Nrbettsbeparte@
ments. Die grmittelun9 er1tredte 1i9
auf 25,440 Sanilien aus allen 8e>
rufsf4t9ten in 33 Staaten Der Union
unb ergab:
Sn ben norbdtldntiihen Staaten
arbeiten mebr a1s 9 9roaent Der ames
rifanif6en 6rauen fir 2obn; in ben
fiibatlantif6eb bon 0elapare Bis
Georgia, nebr als Ia prosent; in ben
mtttleren Meitftaaten nur mehr als
feds Pro5ent, i'm fernen Meiten (gps
lora6o, California unb @afbington)
nur etipa iiber 8 9roaent; in ben ee@
fdmnten Ser. Staaten beinabe 8
sent aIIer g6efrauen.
Der Stdtiitifer bemerft ausbriid<
li9: Gin tpeientli6er 11nterf9ieD atpiz
i6en bier unb i'm Muslanbe @eborenen
1T nibt su be1nerfen; fir 8eibe ALT
bic 9ur9fdnitts : 3tffer 9 prosent.
Oo9 mub in 8e3ug auf bic MuslGnbez
rinnen etne 3iffer>0ifferens Der eins
Selnen ytationen berboreebDben iper<
ben; tpGbrenb bic berbetra!beten arbeis
tenben 5oldnberinnen nur 1 9rosent
i6rer perebeli9ten tpeibli6en Nationdl>
qruppe bilben, iteigt Bel ben ssran5Oz
finnen Die 3abl auf mebr als 13 proz
aent."
Nt9teineere9net in obige Mnsaben
iinb bic perbeirdtbeten syrauer, Die
bur9 3immerbermietben, 8efOitigen
frember 2eute (8oarbing 6oufe), alfo
burd bdusli9e Mrbeit gum rlnterhalte
Der Samilie beitragen, be3p. bieie pollz
ftdnbig erndbren.
gfi6t tpenieer als % proaent Der
Mrbeiterfrauen unteritiiben bas 6aus%
tpe1en in biefer Msiie. @pn biefer
Ourhi9nitts3tffer tpei9en bic Mmeriz
tanerinnen unter ben Mrbeiterfrduert
nur Inn 2 ab; 81 proaent Mmerifane@
rinnen unter ben @6efrauen BON Mr@
beitern nebmen Srembe in 2ogis ober
Roif. Nbbirt man bic 9 proSent Der
berbeiratbeten 2obnarbeiterinnen sit
ben % 9roaent @befrauen, tpei4e i'm
6aufe fir bic 8oftgdnger su i4affen
bdben, fo itellt ii1 Der @eiammtproz
aentfab berbeiratbeter syrauen, bic
bur9 Mrbeit sur grbaltung bet adz
miIie beiiteuern, ouf 80 ober fa1t Elm
Orittel aller gbefrauen.
Oie 3abl Der 5rauen, bic sur @uf>
re6terboltung Der Mrbeiter syanlilien
beitrasen. iuirb nod srDBer, neil biele
berbienenb arbeiten, pbne es at5uges
iteben. Die Gahe, fthreibt bas Dbis
fabelpbid 5ageblatt, ipirb tpobl 70
berausfomnten, baB bei ben ingefdul@
ten Mrbeitern unb Bel groBen RlaFen
bon eefhulten, bie fhlehten unb un=
regelmdbigen 0erbienft babsn Ser<
tildrbeiter unD anbere In ben neiz
ffen syGllen Der Derbienff bes Mdnnes
bic 6anlilie nidt nufreht erbaltetl
fam, 5onbern Die Mitbilfe Der Srau
unb Der ainber nDtbig ift.
| Oarin dbnelt bic Situation bier
n1ebr iinb mehr berienigen In europa,
befon0ers III ben 6tdbten bes Ditens.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

ste Du bic Suppenteller fDrts
ninmf, MarD," initruirte bic 1dusz
frau ibr neues .Dienftmdbhen, rfragft
Du jeben @uit, oh er aud nod etipas'
@uppe fpiinIdt.1
Qlm ndhften sage 1T 9efuh geln,
ben, WarD bentt an lire sSnitruftior
unb frast: nMInfden Der 9err nod
etpas Guppe21
rWenn ih bitten bari
sG1ane, IS iIl ieine nebr ba.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09


@s giebt Diel mebr 2eute, bic logilb
benten als logii9 banbeln.
8ei Der 1lnterfudung eegen ben Ses
nator Snloot feblt es li1t an elmer
Sbatfa9e. bic nit beIonberer @enugz
tbuung erfiillen muB. Oie llnters
fudung 1T ndmli6 balb Dorbei.
Das neue Dfterreidifbe Miniiterium
@autfb fann iih au benz Mansel on
8eseiiterung in Der eriten Mei9sratbsz
Sibung besliidpiinfher, ba BON Der
8eseiiterung aur aeilerei INNER nur
Elm S4ritt TT.
gsina beruft iih seseniiber ben
ruifiiden 8efdulbisunsen auf fein giis
tes Gepifen. 2eiber fpielt Elm Ipl9es
in Der politif riht INNER cine berDors
ragenbe Role.
i
Sir bic proaeifiruns bsg 8unbess
rihters SpaDne bat ber gOnareB
$40, 900 betpilIist. gs tit Elm Slid,
baB ni1t jeber Mngeflagte bieraulanDe
Elm Dunbesridter lit, ba mir fonit balb
unferen 8unferott annlelben miibtsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

BebanbIunb Der pferbes
bufe. Die ipohltbdtise Mirfung bon
Oelen. Jetten. Gnmieren II. +. 10. auf
ben 1uf III cine Srage, ipelde itets bic
MufmerIfamfeit Der pferbebeiiber err
regi bat unb Die fotpobl in beidbenbem
nie in perneinenbsm @inne beanttporz
tet iDerbxn fam, sSn Gd(en jtarfsr
G1fern obsr iebr orpber 6drte unb gu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
A SAD I'll .

1t is with deep sorrow we note the
death Of Eddie Earl Hagin at the home
of his parents in ShuquaIak, on Sunday
evening last at 1880 o'clock with men
igitis, after an illness of ouly Il few
hours. He was a young man Of rare
moral worth, only 10 years Of age and
was just eutsria g a life Of great prom
Use and uaefulness. The sincere sym.
pathy Of the eutile community is felt
for the bereave ! parents. The remains
were entered In the cemetery at Shu.
qualak on Sunday evening.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
Strong erriwether.

We note the world has again gotten
into Joint, for this time Young Loeb
ingar' came out Of the West, which IS
according to be accepted rules laid down
for The guidance Of all well conducted
"Lochinvars." On Thursday, Nov,
2nd, in Montgomery, Alabama, Miss
Susie Merriwether OF Mobile Alabama,
and Chas. Strong, Of Macon. were made
man and wife. Mr.. Strong is a member
Of the Macon Bar, and one Of leading
young people. The happy pair are on
a visit to the mother Of the groom at
Athens, Ca, but after the 9th, will be at
home at the rc.idence Of Hon. 7. W.
Brame, Macon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Eat Pollard, an old negro, living on
N NJ O'Byrne' S place was kicked in
ae forehead by a mule last Wednes
day evening and severely injured. DR..
Minor dressed the wound and thinks his
chances for recovery are good.
BERKSHIRE PIGS-H Y. Clark has
several thoroughbred Berkshire pigs for
sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

a delightful dance was given on Mon
day for the young ladies who left Tues
day for the |. l. & c. at Columbus.
The Matrons and Maids Whist clut
had its initial meeting with Miss Au-
gustp Selleck on Tuesday morning last.
The Matron S card club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. +, L
Carlton, wirh Miss Augusta Klaus as
scoress.
Mrs, L. V. Ames was at home to a
large number Of guests in honor Of Mrs
Wyatt NJ, Jones and Mrs. Wyatt NJ,
Jones, Ir. on Tuesday afternoon. Re
ceiving with the hostess and the honor
ees were Misses En- Patty, Estelle
Patty and Mary Ames. About 200 la
dies called during the reception hours.
Miss Lille Dorroh was the hostess Of
an extremely enjoyable afternoon, af-
fair, given to the Woman's club on
Wednesday afternoon, After the game
in which the prize winners were Mes.
DANES A. Klaus, J. s. Featherston and
w. v Stewart, a delicious two course
menu was served.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Lookout for the dolls and toys at the
Silver and Crystal Palace. There will
be plenty for the good and sweet girls
and boys Of Noxubee county. Charley
Heinrich believes for the children to
nave a good time always, and Christ.
mas especially.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Some miscreant, OH Wednesday night
last, stole from the yard of Mr.. Jno
Carr, who occupies the P~resbyteriar
manse, a single buggy, with black body
End red running gear. 1t is Il Barnes.
Vile buggy, bought from the Noxubtt
County Hdw. Co. a hort time ago, anG
was comparatively new One Of I'll
steps had been troken off. Mr.. Carr
will pay a reward for the return of the
buggy or for the thief,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
Rest AMI Sleep

Few escape those miseries Of winter
q bad cold, a distressing cough Many
remedies are recommended, but the
one quickest and best Of all is Simmons
Cough Syrup. Soothing and healing to
the lungs and bronchial passages, it
stops the cough at once and gives you
Welcome rest and peaceful slLap.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Brooks, Jr., wen
to Starkville Tuesday and on Wednes
day morning Mr.. Brooks delivered al
address before the student body of the
A. 81 NJ College. He was invited last
year to deliver an address at the lay.
ing of the corner stone Of the new Dom
itor,. but on account OF business coult
not attend, He received an invitation
a short time ago, from President Hardy
to open the college this year with an ad
dress.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

I'm laimed Letters Remaining in the P,st
,tfce for Week Ending Oct 80. 1907.
barker fB Campbell, Rev A c
Danlzler, Charley Dayi1, jackson
rewards Miscellany Fleming. MIS- IA.
Ford, Mrs HID Ganett. Miss Mary
Harrison, Dallas jackson Fomer
Louis, Laura Macon, Frank
Martin, Angelina Phillips MIS- Nj b
Piatt. Mary Sheriff, Catbern
Turner, fri G
Gong, Mr. and Mrs AE
J STEgEYs. p. NJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
TrcSpass Notice.

All my lands west Of the NJ. a. @. Rail-
road are posted, and everybody, white and
black, hunters and trespasseis of any Kind
and description, are warned to keep OF
as the full penalty of the law will be en-.
forced against them. j. Z. AMES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Mr., las. G. Robertson, Of Doerbrook,
was in the city Monday, and closed the
deal at a good price, for a large track
Of pratt land belonging to Mr.. Jno.
Shrock, in the Deerbrook neighborhood
Mr.. Shrock, who has been a citizen Of
Noxubee county for ten years past, and
won the respect and esteem of every
one with whom he had been thrown in
contrct, will move to Clay county.
Misses Ada May Zepernick, Ethel
Smith. Annie May Martin and Eva Cole
left for the Southern Female College at
West Point on Tuesday, Miss Annie c.
McGraw accompanied the young ladies'
TO enter tfem.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
is Mo7eyin sf ainH96s


Prof Howard of the Missouri State Agricultural College SAYS:
Il advise American farmers to cultivate Ginseng. Big profits are
realized. Itis hardy plant and is easy grown A bulletin issued
bv the Pennsylvania State College in part says: The supply of
native Ginseng root is grapidl diminishing, and price per pound
is corrcspondinglv increasing, while the constant demand Tor
the drug in China stands as II guarantee of steady market Tor
Ginseng in the future. Consul General Rublee of Hong Kong
SAYS in the I. S. Consulor report: The sale ofGensing root grown
in America is very large here and the demand is so great that mnch
more could be disposed of advantageouly. The root is indispen-
sa1le to the fourhundred million Chinese as is their rice"
Ginseng is a staple on the market the same as corn, wheat and
cotton. The present market price varies from 5000 to $3.50 per
pound, while the cost of producing is less than l,5O. It IS easy
to grow and requires very little ground. An acre OF matured GIN
seng is wortc $40, 900. There is room in ones garden to grow
several hundred dollars worth leach year. The plant thriyes
throughout the United States and Canada in any soil or eli
mate that will grow garden vegetables. We sell roots and seeds
for planting purposes and can show you how to make money
growing Ginseng. There are two planting seasons, spring and fall.
With each order we give full instructions how to plant andcare
for the garden. You can get a good start in the business Tor a
out Law and soon have a nice income. Send two cent
stamp today tor literature telling all 'about this wonderful m
dustry.
B~UCKINGHAM'S GINSENG GARDEN
Growers and Exporters
GAINESVILLE, ONO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
A Reminder and An ippeal.

Winter is coming. Have you sent u
box of warm clothing to that snperan.
uate2 Have yen remembered the needy
preacher with the large family and
small salary? There are many members
in the large family at our Orphans
Home. Have they received of your
bountyY Freely ys have received
freely give
The greatest thing a man eau do for
hil Heavenly Father is to be kind to
some 3f His children. Inasmuch as
ye have done it unto one Of the leas Of
these my brethren, ye have done it unto
me. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
TIN Shop for Sale

All tools, patterns and stock on hand
in the tin shop Of the late Berry Estes
will be sold cheay. Apply to
Ia john ESTES,
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

A full line of Wernicka Bookcases
and Beds can be seen at Shelton $.
a new lot of Iron Beds just received
J. f, Shelton :.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

w. W Shannon and Tom Murphe,
went the first Of the week to 81. Louis
and while there The former bought
fine pacing mare for s 1000 and sold he
for a good profit a few hours after pur.
chasing her,
Messra. I. M. CockrtIl and j. G,
FAINT, Of Macon, have been in the city
the past few days attending the fair r.
Columbus Dispatch.
Mrs, j. T. shelton and Mrs. n. II,
Harrison went to Iashulayille this week
to attend the Jenisan-Lipscomb wed
ding.
Mr., George Wharton, Of Lancaster,
Texas, was n the county this week
looking ate his farming interests.
Mr. and Mrs. R s. Coleman Of Ma.
shplavillc We're in the city FRIDAY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

| have just returned from St. Louis
where | bought a car load Of fine mares
and mules. See them in my stable in
MAG IN. u. W. SH h,tS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
WANTED.

To purchase 10, 900 acres timber land
in small or large tracts. Hilhest nrir,
pad for same. Also two small! prairie
farm, GEO. RICHARDSON,
Dct'l4 Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
Hides, Flies !

Y. D. Stewart pays the highest mar
prle- Tor green AMI 3ty hides. see
lo. fore sellin
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

A new line of mattings and rugs a
j, f. Shelton 5.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Jim linton, negro who was ad-
judged insane some time ago was
taken 0 The asylum Friday by Deputy
Nerr n Clark.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Moses Longstreet was tried on Mon.
day Inst in BrooR-ville, before Justice
Parks for tle murder of Savannah Tolen
on Mr.. Jas. Nance Irby place on the
night Of September, 81. The evidence
against tie negro was only circnmstan
tial aud the Justice did not consider it
strong enough to hold HIM. and he was
discharged. 1t was brought out in the
trial that the negro had been "keepng
complnp' with the mur cred woman,
and on Ne night Of the killing found an
mother negro with her and ran him away.
A short time ate wards the woman was
hot anl Moses disappeared. The WON
an stated before her death t-jr. Jones
Of CrawfJrd, that she was shot accident.
ally, and ssgersl negroes testified sime
'ariy Several other negroes te titled
at she told them the smoothing was
ne purposeiy. The negro was dis.
rged as stated above. Attorney
andrum appeared for the prosecu-
ID II. II. Brooks, Jr, and Moselay
of Crawford for the defense.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
TRES PASS NOTICE.

Racks, "a new line Just rccsiyei
Ie,ron's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

a box If books from the same place to
the Vashti Biasengame Home valued 1T
St2.30
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

S'win" m'"hines a new +, o'
aud e.l.i iu,a-s at SneIlon'g
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Your Face ana yJur Conscience will
.e improved with proper bathing. Ask
Nozubee Hardware Co. 8bouti It.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

Trcspass Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all lanls o
the undersigned IS posted aud all plttie 8
hunters especially, are warned not to taes 4.
pass on same, or they will be prosecuted
to the extent of the law.
W.. D. WINDHAN.
E. T. WiNDHAM,
-. ItTrLv,
j, h. uIBiLER.
T, b, PALETTE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
DRY GOODS

Our line Of Dry Goods Is very large and our
offerings are everything that is new. See our
line of Chiffon and satin dncshed Broadcioths
worth $3.50 per yard (not the dollar kind) for
Sl:0O per yard. Our line Of Silks and Ribbons
is larger than ever,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04

CHEAP MONEY
Any amou t. Time to suit yon.
BRAME & BARNES.


Attention Farmers and Mer.hant S.
TO Farmers and Merchants Of Noxubec and
Adjoining Counties;
We are prepared to assist parties who
desire to hold cotton and when stored
in reliable warehouses, well margincd
and, protected by insurance, liberal adj
vances, a low rates Of interest viii be
charged
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
FOR SALE,
/ have a ewfnllplooled Don,oc Jer
sey pigs for salel Can furnish pairs
from different sows. Satisfaction
guaranteed. GEO j. GoussEr,
Postofice Macon, r. f, D. No, 2,
lm-10, HOS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
MILLINERY.

This department has exceeded our e%xpccta-
tions and two trimmers are kept busy all the
time. We believe that we have the prettiest
line in town and will be satisfied with your
Judgment when You see it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-04
The Macon Beacon.
November 4, 1905.
Local and Personal.

Miss Bertha Windham, of Stone.
Ala. is visiting Mrs. Oliver,
Mrs. b. NJ. Bogge-s Of Brooksville,
visited relative. here this week.
Mis- Fannie Ware, OF Brooksville
is the guest q Mrs. J b. Elkin.
Mis- Myrtle Coleman has returned to
Verona to take charge Of her school.
Miss E.telle Patty, Of Cliftonville, is
the guest OF her sitter, Mrs. 7. J.Evan,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. wis Patty, of Texas,
nre listing the family Of Mr.. W. F.
Patty.
Mrs. S. X. Bennett. Of Little Springs,
Miss. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W
L. Daren..
Miss Willie Allen who has been visit
ing in Columbus and Tuscaloosa has
returned home.
Mrs Hardin Brooks and Miss Ida
Windham visited Mr.. W. F. skinner,
in Columbus last week.
Mcssrs. A. Lee, { NJ Scales, and
D f. Allgood attended the Ok,ibbeha
Fair at Starkville Thursday,
Miss Hattie Craig, who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in several
Alabama towns. has returned home.
Mr. X, C. Smith, of Aubrey. was in
town Monday. He came in to bring his
son, Emmett, who will enter the A.. &
M. college.
Mr.. Jim Murray, of Cooksville, has
bought the Frank Mauldin place near
Elon church, and will move there be-
fore Christmas.
Mr.. Tom Patty, Of ~Cliftonville, was
in the city Monday and attended the
meeting Of the Farmers association at
the Court House.
Miss Jessie Bass, of Gulfport and
Miss Elizabeth Bass Of Lamar. have
been with their f. her, Mr.. j. Il. Bass,
for several days.
DR. and Mrs, Geo, Clement went to
'umbus last Sunday with their daugh-
'iss Nellie Clement, who has en-
IT, & c.
4 Winston Cayett and Roy
~ ~ 49,. d.
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Third Vice President

Mrs Jennie Skinner, ofFox Trap has
accepted his Conference c1ice vice Mrs.
A. r Blanchard who lesiguel on ac-
count aflll health. All auxiliary third
vice presi tents will send their reports
Of baiY roll and mite box brigade to
Mrs. Skinner promptly
Report o! experimentation Of Supplies,
Total number u boxes reported 10
Valve Of boxes 49,. ......... S2G9 50
or these one was a box of literatuY o
sent ny the Aberdeen Auxiliary to fne
! state eonvicts valned at $1,000. Araher
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w. w. SHAMNG
Nxcclsior nMnI Renedy.

No quinine, no arsenic, no stryabnine
Pleasant to take 30 cents,
y. JoNEs, Druggist
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TREssPAss NOTICE.
rites are hereby warned not to
herwise tresspass on my lands
s CONTROLLED by me The full
law will be used against
j. A. DINsMoRE.
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the lime has come
Ike You can get
ed from
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r SALE.
&c tank, good as