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, ANNOUNCEMENTS


1 The following announcements are
| made, subject TO the action of the
| Democratic Primary, July Is, 1906:
For County Judge.
YANCY d. KEMBLE.
TOM SPENCER.
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROCKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN NJ LOGGINS.
For District Clerk
ALVIN P KIDD.
AMI CAROTHERS.
CLINT SPALDING.
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH ~>...z
For Tax Assessor:
]. N. McELROY.- Reelection.
J. c. WILLIS.
JACK KILLEBREW.
| For Tax Collector.
SNIP SPENCER. reelection.
For Sheriff:
w H. FORBES.
TONY CROWELL
C. A. MILLER
J. w. KENNEDY.
J. p. MINNICK, reelection.
j. p. DARDEN.
For Justice of the Peace Precinct I:
w. II. (WilD DAVIS
NJ W M'kNIGHT.
For commissioner Precinct 1:
w. A. WITHERSPOON.
r. p. GRIMES
r. S BYNUM
, For County Superintendent Publ,
instruction;
j. r. BROOKS reelection.
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san gsesf eas visitor Ig Eaals
oasy
Ii nfaun asut IL Fost worth
YESTERDAY
slsno Noseies ysslssa sr sisafedo
Yesterday
Mra Tom & Cole eas q uaiias IL
ilnf today
y : Gobt u Palmer Naa in he
els today
CIu Timmins 1t psllas WIS IN the
! stw today
YIN MeClauahsn OF Dallas was
I here YESTERDAY with his family
Miss Ella Price of Dallas spent YES
t"rday IN the cts visiting relatives,
Mrs W l.. Bass and children spent
today in Forroston visiting relatives,
Mrs u " Iecpcr and Mrs r 4
Ferris were visitors 90 Dallas today
J n Wilson. a prominent cattle
man of Dallas, WAS in the city today
Roy MeDuffie OF Fort Worth spent
yesterday IN he city visiting his home
folks
/ e p Kemble visited his sister.
/ Mrs Frank sanguinet. in Fort Worth
yesterday
Mrs. Barton went TO For Worth
yesterday morning TO visit her son.
5 r Barton
Mrs + 2 Shands OF Italy arrived
In the city this morning 10 visit rela-
tiyes for few days
Miss Lille McDufiie Went 10 italy
this morning where she will spend a
few days with relatives.
Miss Willie Wyatt. who has been
visiting Mrs r X, Jones the past few
DAYS has returned home.
Miss Eula Wolcott went to Dallas
today where she will spend the week
visiting friends aud relatives.
Sam Hendricks of Midlothian spent
yesterday in the city with his brother
I County Clerk r. Il Hendricks
i r + Moore who has been employ
I ed with NJ p Eyline in Dallas, re-
turned home yesterday morning
Mrs. O. c. Roberts of Mansfield
arrived in the city this morning and
will visit relatives for few days.
b \. w MOOIt anu llLtit ASuSlilt4'
/ Francis spent yesterday afternoon
and last night with relatives in Corsi-
cana
Miss Mamie Kennedy of Denison.
who has been visiting relatives here
the past three weeks. returned home
this morning
D Egger has returned from New
York City where he spent several
days buying spring and summer goods
for Egger City
Mrs. A. NJ. Patterson of Hillsboro
arrived in the city this morning to
visit her daughter, Mrs. J H Her
ring, on Water street.
Miss Dame Brewer of Decatur, f,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
w A Ownby, the past two months,
returned home yesterday
>-ss'l-.~.-~.sstehie. The RuStler man,
was over from Palmer TO-DAY co ,.,-s,-.
district court start off right He
found time to say morning" 10 the
Light office
Miss Emma McDavid. manager of
the Emporium millinery store, left
this morning for Chicago and St
| Louis 70 purchase the spring stock of
| millinery for her firm
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. LOG AL Re WIS
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Plenty Of red hose a. s cronk's
f6v IL
Nee a4An na4 ruiae rAn Alodsl
Bakers II
ms my bulk seeds and sa,e mon
e Z Lasswsjl Il
Have roar typewriter cleared at
IF 5 cronk Co.'S. If
The wofk Of the street sprinkler
today was scry much appreciated
Phone ms yonr oraers for seed pc
tptoes and onion sets A Lasswell #
Several wasahachie citizens visit.
ed the Powell oil field near Corsi-
| cana today
Fresh vegetables received daily at
Blank Il Belts meat market. north
side square 81
1t is time TO garden have III :
| best seeds in bulk az the lowest price.
| a. Lassweli II
| One thousand feet OF poultry wire
| for sale at a bargain. Plumhoff sad
die COMPANY 81
We SCH Cyphers Incubator Brood
ers and chick feed Plumhoff Sad
die COMPANY. 81
Let F. S. Cronk Co. figure with
| iron or asbestos. II
Try some of Cypher's chick food
for your little chicks, al plumhoff
Saddle Company 81
We have received 10000 Shelby
| electric light glabes. WIN Moore
| Hardware Company. tt
There is no electric light globes
| equal to the Shelby viii Moore
| Hardware Company. If
Roses, Roses, Roses, We have
1000 roses in 3-inch pots. Fine plants
and all the best varieties Mrs. Bird
Forrest. 80
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College Glee Club will give a con
cert at the opera house Thursday
night, March l.
Waxahachie gas and Electric Com
pny sells 1 6 c. p lamps for 25c each
and will deliver as many as four to
any part of the city, 81
A son of MI. William Hosford was
in the city Saturday and said that his
father had been confined to his bed
most of the time for four months
Miss Alice AdkissOn, who is in
structor of music in the Mansfield
Academy, Mansfield, spent Sunday
and Monday here with her home
folks
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7 n T"T"" "-|-"I -@TW-IH Iff1--
Hu1H 'hst hr aa. 'nadine fout mu.
dfra msflresar+ lu u tar from his
fasfuE tu tr rippai .H Dt4.apo rhl-
.ht ll.t Hrmeur Ia aa .a ths
NIn.is tf IHF maflr.a uadu
.H IN t4la,a. e .a| e.nt
aus. .smu. .aun H.t.hum Ur-..
Ht- .at $500 mooney .rre'ufuIH suuE
.H .tt Nau6 tuH-t .ue .s .u, st
4uNt .hHf earaattstaN rhr -sfaa.
4simuut Hf FH.. rHHr1.,ff sa.
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February -I fo tt Inclusive rus
resa Hna Pacific railway COMPANY
ril .rfl auArt. fH1m point lu Texas
sNd Ieu iaut 1 Nea Orleans ANA
reiH.u a atu eft uue fsfa plus 81
c"hf ftsAtf nlu boz limited Ped
Mar D i"fh $780, fng return
For further Information cats uu
hs nearest licket agent SIS mrIte
p furuef General paassssrp-
kHrHf Dallas rexas n
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8on' eas .u nauaa a fss
asg $50 ana aaef Is p Rosa.r. mha
sa~ resentlf Shes la trosAF county
NJ R@s6~r stated 90 Sc BoEe thai
. man sha lives neaF him made 4
malicious sssass3s 90 bam he ret
tear thst Bic arm sill have 10 o.
ssnpufsfe1 - hosn ssa.s were hfo.
80
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tl rrlr rraU aH 4.ar.
srr authorized fH efuud taur
n-oneF f Policy Hosef aaa Tar falls
ta rare Ecar Coaas snA gnss Dr. 4saum
a" ro4Ff aeaie 'he tuEEs and pre-
tflis -sf4@Hf rf6llfH frum cold
'Af~# #Tlpp* 0nmRh aEa prevents
gileHrauni AIS COAST p4uon Goa
t@aI@ DO op1ates The Eezslae - IA
a f@aln@ psckagr Hrfas~ ssheff.
fuf~s n y r~srlx
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Evangelist Cominc

The eminent Christian evangelist.
Joe 5. Warlick, will be in Waxa-
hachic tomorrow and viii preach to-
morrow night az the church on Col
leee street Services viii begin
promptly at 1850. His themes are
rieFaiug and Intensely practical
fou are cordially invited J1 hear him
Remember. one nigh. only. Tuesday
February o.
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ra .le People at was4hs.b.s and
flslnft
slsh fa ssi saHf .t..al.aa .a tae
tasF fhaI have ags.u.d s a~a hsksts
aa the aagmee of NORTH Raaers aad
@arer streets EverE thfne trand
sea ersaa delivered so ans part
- fhe ffv ne regular ruates
= a e. HOOPER
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the Southwestern Glee Club. Ilol
gram of first class music will be rem
dered
The forty-two club will meet with
Mrs. Z. H. Griffin Wednesday after
noon at o clock. Members who can
not attend will pleaes phone lbs old
phone.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a missionary tea at
the residence of Mrs Clarence Nc
Claim tomorrow afternoon from > 10
p. m.
4 splendid musical entertainment
| is promised when the Southwestern
Glee Club visits WaXahachie Thurs
| day night. The concert by this Or
| sanizauon will be given at the Sims
| Library.
j. w Nixon. who was drawn on
| the grand jury list for this term of
| district court, was over from Palmer
| today. He succeeded in getting ex-
| cused as this kind OF weather makes
| him hungry 10 get in his field
o.
| The Southwestern Glee club OF
| Georgetown will give a concert at
the Sims Library Thursday night for
| the benefit of the Epworth League.
| The club is composed Of good musl-
clans and an excellent entertainment
Is promised
saturday night marked rHc Iarg
I .H. % "a
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FOR RENT Cottage on kaufman
street Mark smith eodS4
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WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-Good Ellis county prai-
| rie hay. II Rowan 9Sp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

The wofk Of the street sprinkler
today Mas s.ry much appreciated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

Have yoar typewriter cleared at
+ = Cronk Cos II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

We sell Cypher's Incubator Brood
ers and chick feed Plumhoff Sad
die Company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

Phone ms yoar oraers Tor seed pc
tptoes and onion sets A i.asswell #
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

Let r s Cronk Co figure with
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-26

One thousand feet OF poultry wire
for sale at bargain plumhoff sad
die Company. VI
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nuF nv tuls seeds and save nor
4 lassgt4l
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| FOR SALE Office at Leeper Lum-
| Der yard Jno G. Gibson. If
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the SOUTHWESTERN Glee Cub 7 Bio
gram of first class music will be rem
dered
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
RESTORE STRENGTH
,.rr---e' Pink Pills AoiuaUy
Hsse New Blood nnd Sooo
Heath Follows.


-,... .~' asyea., that follow many oiS-
..-..-,,.aca,1rly the grip ami tAel
go. - f-,,-s. such as typhoid ana
.,..., .,-, caused bythe b9d condition.
.,..,.r,., ..,.-e diseases leave the h''2a, 4,
,., ,r.,e,.. the flesh continues to l'',
- tre salerr grows nervous ana
.-.:,,frs and even slish, eNeruon causes
=, ,r-,,.,s Of breath. These are danger
ors SYMPTOMS and indicate tAa' lno
s,..-,,, j. in q state that invites pneu'
80, bronchitis or even consumpuou'
Jys,r sueede3 is new supply el l.'.ii' l'CI,
val IIa,d to carry health ana S''vu5' VA
=, ayarv uart Of the body, 49,
u.r ,,.ss all run down from the effects
,s+,,, qrlp." saws Mrs. Amelia hal' OF
y, y II,-h street, Norwich Conn, ANA
-,,ri -'..' t5t saem to get strength TO walk
LII vsr eat a fun meal, my stomach
,.,s ,r,,. :, weak. and l was 50 nervous thaV
r5uld not sleep. l could only stay IN IN
bai a few wmiuutes at a time, elther nlgIS 4 !
~ INV The least little thing would
s,,rrI,.,ue. Ihad difficulty IN breath
inr and had frequent tmnung spei,s.,
NV general health was completely
wrecked and had neuralgia and rleu' %
mali, nius. dyspepsia, constipation
am, and f,mals weakness. My physician et'
tsni.i me for the grip and ngaln loI
/ tba condition that it LETT me IN, pul
r1- mo strength from the tones ne pre-
s,rihsi In fact, nothing helPeu me iiy
nntiI r,,.I I tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills
|ond they cured me, Al
II grow stronger and gained fest
/ fr,m tho time I began taking them. !
am satisfied that the pills are all that II
rIaimed for them and shall do all cal
to make their good qualities known
Dr.. williams Pink Pills cure ,l, neT
vous disorders Of every kind, cheIl .h
wasting diseases and build mp strength
For booklet, address the Dr. William
Medicine Co., Schenectady, ny
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
Things to Forget.

If yCu would increase your happi-
ness and prolong your life, forget your
neiaraors faults. Forget the tempta-
tions. Forget the fault-fnding and give
little thought TO the cause which pro-
yoked it, Forget the peculiarities Of
your friends. and only remember the
good points which make you fond Of
them Forget all personal quarrels
or stories you may have heard by ac-
cident. and which, if repeated, would
seem a thousand times worse than
thsy are. Blot ont as far as possible
all The disagreeable things Of life;
they will come. but they will grow
larger when you remember them. and
the constant thought of acts of mean
ness. or. worse still, malice will only
TEND to make you more familiar with
them. Obliterate everything disagree
able from yesterday Start out with
! clean sheet for to-day and write
! upon # for sweet memory's sake only
+ those things which are lovely and low
/ able.-Deroit Free Press,
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
RELATED OF WRITERS,

some one offered to send o Beru1.S .,,.5
.,', 7o.u, s how of game, but he replied
al''" .l.. 'te vould rather die than live az
,a"' ..,., ~, ~ bloodshed So the anxious
5.,or W., offered flowers. surely yoS ',
u'.g l,,.', he fond Of flowers, MT Shaw
80, nv. r ann of children" he replied oue '.,l
,,,,, ,ut OFF their heads and SUCK
tbcm co" in pots about the room. -
Wv cbonce. it is said, turned the at'en-
..at Young stephen Phillips to the
,..i,,nr .g NJ verse. lie had long III
mass and became much bored IN the
a,,rse ~ IT, "A loved voice, reeluhs
etI o,I',s bedside the strains Of Colerldge >
"CSristabelo g., inspired in him the spirit
-, emulation. He spent six years on
mo Stage and ought certainly to nave
'oorned the dramatists craft AS ioI
the poet's-no! ,., -,
George Meredith, the English novel
LET was suffering from a broken les
hnt that did not prevent him from Vot
,rc in the recent English elections
Ia ,yas driven three miles to the poll'
IN \ donkey chaise decorated with I'D
oral colors. A number of friends lrt
Cd him tenderly out, a sheet was placed
round him and in this way he was car
rod bodily TO the poll box. On return
inc TO mis- carriage Mr.. Meredith wa
loudly cheered By large crowd
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

The physician Of the future will find
his greatest service in prolonging hui
man life. The asylum and the poor
house are not to be regarded as shin
ing lights of advanced political econ
omy, but there is something in life
besides mere political economy, and
the prolongati0n of existence is re-
garded as one Of the chief functions
both Of the medical profession and Of
public charities On the other hand,
says the Scientific American, it must
be considered that there is a distinct
economical loss in cutting off from
existence a man before he has run
the fun course OF his career. To train
man for usefulness requires now
fully a quarter Of a century, and il
seems only fair that he should have
at least twice that time for the mani
festation of his activities n. there
fore, he be cut of at 35, 40 or IS tht
community is robbed Of service t
which it is entitled.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
1AE EpHR.
|. iESSs az. ~ z 49, =,
= g go Sls Rhssss45siSsr y; ) 4tl5sir

: . Ssa RhsssaEsftsT
Q SsySs'SToss2
= A Rev Jsjsss sadbft6r writes:sS. .
IA l6ea AfbAGence in imWoySSooe
Brought SR>a condition oLneS6jSs " 8
Se@ls/ nearly three ye$SSags SGSs
'ysfe that l had to sryssgSE SsggS
I put myself gisa AS feejSaG ii
Grapesuts ss& sais, yR5sSy b ) y 41dat,
door exercise aTd u . 20 sisTM found
my stomach g 4n sstHsf that thl
process of digestion gayeme pleasure iR'
stead of distress. g.
ut also built up my strength so that
was able to resume my business, which
is onerous, as | not only edit my owl
paper but also do a great deal OF 'ou.
side writing.
81 find that the Grape-Nuts diet en-
ables me to write with greater yigol
than ever before, and without the feel
ing of brain-fag with which used to b.
troubled. As to bodily vigor-I can ant
do walk miles every day without fatigue
"a few squares rsed to weary me be
fore | began to live on Grape-Nuts
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
There's reason. Read the little book
The Road to Wellyille," in pkgs.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
Arrests in New York.

OF 42,260 persons arrested in New
York in the acond quarter of 1905, in
toxication was charged against 6,9lS
intoxication and disorderly conduct
were jointly alleged against 2,O24, while
plain disorderly conduct was the com
plant in 10,93S cases. Every trade, bust
ness and profession was represented OF
the police station blotter Qtthe womei
arrested nearly half weis%faarried, bu
of the men only 9,74OI were married
while 22,961 were single.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

Will interest The tuou-
sands of veterans who
came back from the
Civil War suffering
tor,ures with kidney
complaint. Capt Ely
saws; i contracted
kidney trouble during
the Civil War. and the
occasional attacks fl
r,lIv d4yploped into a
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
A Bic Worl,

The British and Foreign Bible So
ciety tas published its one hundred
and first annual report During the
year the society has issued 5S576ij
copies of the Bible or parts OF ths
Bible The Scriptures have been trans
lated into u new languages. If 800
men, each speaking a different Ian
Lguage, were now to call at the so-
ciety's headquarters, they would find
the whole of the Bible or some por.
ton OBI IN their language. The total
nunJ&ycot k9ss made by the society
sidsS fs sfansspn is ls2, ,53I7ls.
| xo G<.%
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

Connecncur-Dr David H. Reeier'
L2por.e. Ind.-Dear Doctor: We take
This rqner regularly. and / have al
WAYS been specially interested IN your
dep9r,meur. Now | have come 10
trouble You. am an old woman 1"
wears. ged have always been healthy
Last wear had a lump ia my right
breast. There are SO many cases OF
cancer these days, that ! felt taaI
must G1 what would help me trom
sunerjug and dying with terrible
cancer. I went ta q prominent sur
geon ans had my breast examined
Dr. Y pronounced it cancer vita
on, doubt. and advised me 20 have tas
b~aasr removed by q surgical opera
ZION. the sooner the better for me-
In making plans when and where TO
have IL done. + concluded ta go TO
Massachusetts, hospital. because it was
nearer my home. also consulted an
other surgeon. who also said il was
cancer. and gave me the same advics
/ as DIR. Y. / engaged him TO perform
the 0perayion at the Massachusetts
hosnital on Decoration day. | went
through an the prelimiuaries and op-
Grafton like a hero and came out o.
eyewrhiae nobly: did not even have
anv sickness from taking the anes-
.t..; D,s Of the hOSniJal doctors
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
The Only Way.

THE world owes me living
That's so"
.you agree with me, do your
sure. and IN bet that if you san IN n
and work hard you can collect the debt
Houston Post.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
Alcohol in Eselas& Z

One of hssvysrSsaqs 4Ssssea
meeting in L6fron sfsis Rsssss'ers
of Justice Temperance 'soc4lo[afd
that if England were to turn sober the
legal profession would be ruined. The
medical profession also would lose
hosts of patients. This s.soyld be
stored in the <pfeyIsrstF Fhse/by side
with the English ssiyes1Jtf's short
definition Let us cafflIIlonlsm onqs
for all by It's right ne-aleosN..-,
Youths Companion. N,
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
IA crrn a Cold in One Day

r,t,o LAXATIVE BRoNo Quinine TaoIets'
n,.,grisfs "Mg refund money yif it fails, TO cure
y " GnoyF, 5 SIGNATURES on each box Zoc
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
You Don't Have to Wait.

Every dose makes You feel better Lax.
Eos keeps your whole inside right Not one
grpe in full bottle. Sold on the money
back plan everywhere Price 50 cents
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17


concaye side being toward the abdomen .
You have doubtless frequently seen
little hollow rubber ball, surh as 'hII-
drsn play with. Well, IL you were lo
cut one of those balls in two lhFousn
the center, the shape either sue "oul"
very much resemble ihai OF lue uI"Pl'-
ragm, excepting that the mono" Is NOV
quite SO pronounred-lhe dlaphEas". Is
aus large AS hat crown Iheh II 'nIS
/ half-hall were placed in an oo!lQue po-
siion between the stomach anu L""7S'
| il would represent me dlapuIdsu' very
well
/ The prime Use of this muscle Is III
respiration The fbers OF the muscle
/ contract. causing if to become Aeaf.|
straight. instead of concaye, thus max
ing the cavity in the chest larger ana
tending To produce d vacuum me
air rusbes i'm to fill this space ana
rhus tha air cells of the lungs are
/ filed. the Diaphragm again resumes
irs natural shape. thereby forcing the
air ON, AGAIN. completing resplra-
+ion
II.. ,.., everyone observed that
,,lr nrz,.r is arwavs taken Just be-
f.ro c,-gbipc sneezing. or. in fact.
.,,..a.. .,osfro "a violent expulsion of
air. fr,n rhe mngs2 This explains
,,.,,. d.. .,o,a Isuoh" orr good cry j..
,..-,..4.,,. b,,b recurring depp inspira-
...a- Ana T., an of these the diaph
-.--,, T.. ,f course brought into active
.ar,.i.o
,,.,. Cha, fl has hoap explained that
,,,lo5 ,l2" ,''. u. ., '' snasmodic contraction
n.''o"-" eho a;,o5rs@w ts inst What this
gt 5t,ot r.. ," i +. WHAT fl does. and how 1t
s,1 ,,a ,''' ~ ,5a T navt thing is to determine
g gog, n.y.. .'' a,nJfrf1n ,sna-modic con-
nov ,.,,.,,,,,, ,'.'f !. ,o'r,,' ~ bo overcome. m
''a,. .,,, ''' ,,,,.I u W. ,,rn, nf biccoupb i,
NE ,gy"I,r3' h, ,Sgt .'" does NOT in m.
S'l7 '''.,'a, Gus, '', ,no tr,nression nnop tht
.easl Iu''5. ,5 .'t ,,ra.tng '.lp in5tytdnaI nm.
NINA oI ','g ,, .''',' ,.,,,rair, ,7 ' ir ,o him
y ,gss w .JD',,' ~ cq,'sa arofoupd fright
tn7 IN D5t,t y.'' % ease So rbe trouble is likely t,
- I'D WHICH '"S' ''.' ''''''l ......ili.,,
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

Everybody loves lots and lots OF fodder
for hogs. cows, sheep and swine.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

All readers of this publication arc
at liberty to inquire for any informa-
tion pertaining to the subject OF health.
Address all communications TO tho
Home Health Club or Dr.. David H.
Reeder. Laporte, Ind, with name and
address il. full, and at least four cents
in nOstnee.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17
v-m FROM cATARRH oE LUNGS
AkVEW so COMMON In MINIEE
BY TAKING PE-RU-NA.

Sore Throat Develops Into Bronchitis
Mr., Addic Harding, III W. Brighton
Ave. syracuse. y. l"writes Il nave nav.
brrp a u>sr OF Pcruna for the past
t,,,lvr wears With me it is sure pre-
vcntive of colds aud many other Ills
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

The enormous crops Of our Northern
Grown Pedigree Seeds on eur seed farms
the past wear compel us to issue a spe'
cial catalogue called
sALZER's BARGAIN SEED BOOK,
This is brim full Of bargain seeds at bar
gain prices.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

upFF. of 5, Peter Nnn. will
write aeun, giyiug name and address
I'm mH. 1 will cheerfuly answer his
query.
Macon beacon., 1906-03-17

~ o. 3sis53s 3sSanCSd rutbc sentiment is goot
53,Ss,sa .wR1 it begiie e get, peevl,sh anc
sfafs$6nable from liHssoi sk9c-Puck
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-18
CONGESTION
ON ISTHMUS
Pacific Mail Ships Are All Badly
Delayed by Conditions at
Panama.
BY Associated Press.

San Francisco, Jan. l1-R. 2.
Schwern, vice president and general
manager of the Pacific Mail Company,
said yesterday:
THE Pacific Mail is in no wise re-
sponsible for congestion on the 18th
mus. On the contrary, our ships
have been compelled to lie over at
Panama for Is, 10 and 20 days when
they should remain at Panama not
more than a week. And We have hal
to work early and late at this end Of
the line trying to keep them on their
schedule. | do not know the cause of
the congestion on the Isthmus, for
have not been there. | know, how
ever, that the Pacific Mail is just as
keenly interested in the Panama trade
as it ever was. 1t is true that some
of our steamers have come away from
Panama without full CaTgOes, but the
reason for it is that they have not
given us the freight"