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Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. ST John
are at home in one Of the new
cottages ON the north side OF
east Main street.
Mr.. S. K. Cunningham bought
q nice desirable building lot from
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Borders last week,
He will put mp a residence in the
near future.
Nearly all the Christmas wan
derers are at their customary
places again. The school teach
ers and boarding school pupils
are back at work. All the WISH
tors have gone home and our
visiting young people have re
turned. Things have settled
down for another year.
We hear that Mrs. NJ. E, Hop
kins is quite sick, Misses ! ouise
and Bessie Hopkins have been
called home to nurse her.
Mr.. Love has been in Macon
for a few days under the treat
ment of DR., Scales.
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} G FAINT board mule u 5
jeff Be- repairing bridge. ,...... 20 0
W II Holman, treasurer conn.,. % +
9 NJ Scales, postage .......... o.
} l. Ford, attention to clock Is Oh
| 7 Hunter, repairing road ..,.. 81 OF
G M Scales, services as registrar 100 O
3 G Eant1er, board Of prisoners A Il
SAME postage, wood, etc........ 70 81
Same, expenses conveying prisoner II ::
WalEer Evans & Cogswell Co.,
suudries for county officers. 15l 81
BrooEvIlle Mer, Co., nails. 7 :.
h Stew TT, lumber. .,......... 6 S.
Cunningham Bros sundries. 20 O.
& Packet, repairing bridge. t.. 30 OC
b NJ Mwphey, county physician 30 OF
9 II Ctin, lumber -.............. 10 81
} W Knight, framing bridge. q. 7 OC
W Is 3Cultis, lumber. ........... Is u
A B Myrick, lumber ........ 81 is
} Il Glover, statutory allowance 10 Ii
ii Ewing, timber ............ 5o
9 M Scales, issuing capias. 81 50
Spencer Fowler janitor ........ Il 0o
Following accounts rejected:
Mex. Co. Hdw Co pieces ofti-
ling acknowledgements. ! %
4 Z Dantz er, boarding dogs Dee, 90
Petition of r, f. Watkins ct al
Tor partial stock law in township
10, range l9was rejected and cross
petition Of j. I. Coolidge against
establishment was sustained, for
the reason that petition Of Wat
klns, ct al. did not contain the
proper number of legal srgnors,
Petition of county officers was
received and ordered filed.
Registration of ;. E, Glover,
constable in.district | was received
and an election was ordered on
January 23rd to fill said vacancy.
Petition of W. NJ. Baker for re-
ductlon of taxes, house and lot
IN ohuqualak was granted.
Petition Of N, A. Watkins for
new road was GRANTED and c. NJ.
Dorroh and G, P. Peters 40.
pointed commissioners to report
on same,
Petition of Felix January for
release of poll tax was granted.
Contract for keeping Giles Ferry
was awarded to j. Z. Robbins in
-he sum of $3.50 per month.
Wednesday, Jan. 3. !
Board met pursuant to adj
ournment.
report of county treasurer re-
'elyed and approved.
d y. Sennett, w. A. Cheatham.
ma y. 6 Pagan, committee an
pointed to examine books of coun-
y officers report that they found
hem corroctlyskept.
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WATERWORKS BOND

Know all men by these present: That
the City of Macon, County of Noxubee
and State of Mississippi; acknowledge
itself to owe, and, for value received
hereby promise to pay to John Nuveen
and company or bearer, the principal
sum of----dolars (S on the
first day of Januery, 49,, with inter
est thereon from. the date hereof until
paid at the rate Of five per centum Is
per cent? per annum, payable semi-an.
nually, on the first days of July and
January in each year, as evidenced bv
and on the presentation and surrender
OF the attached interest coupons, as thew
severally become due. Both principal
and interest of this bond are hereby
made payable in lawful money of the
United States of America, at the Con
tinental National Bank, in the CITY Of
Chicago, State of Illinois. And for the
prompt payment of this bond al ma
turity, and the interest thereon as If
tails due, the full faith, credit and re-
scources of the said city are hereby IT.
reyocably pledged.
This bond is one Of series of thirtv-
six $3.50 bonds, of like date and tenor
except as to denomination and mat,lr-
itty), amounting in the aggregate to ten
thousand dollars 100000, issued for
the purpose of raising money for the
construction of an addition to the wa
terworks plant now owned and operated
by said city, under authority of Sections
30l4 to 30l7. as amended of chapter o3
Of the Code of Mississippi for 1892. and
q two-thirds of the qualified electors Of
Inc said city at special election duly
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are sorry that Mrs, Scales wa.
thus deprived of her daughter.
company.
Rev n G. Augustus of Ponto
toe has been in town this week.
Mr.. Jno. Borders of Fayette
vile, Ark, is down on a business
trip John is a fine young man
a member of the senior class ii
the University of Arkansas. We
expect to hear from him in the
future.
Prof. Chas. BOYD Of the Brooks
vile High School, spent HOLIDAYS
at his home in Shorter, Ala.
The Misses Cotton gave a re-
ception Thursday evening in
bonor of their guest, Miss MAY
OF Tuscaloosa, This delightful
social affair was largely attended
greatly enjoyed by the society
people,
The Rev, S. L. Pope has not
yet recovered from "pounding"
ne received last Saturday even
ing, As it was not very severe,
we hope he will soon be himself
again,
1t was DR.. Jno. Stanley who
went to Louisville to medical
college a few weeks ago. not DR..
j 5. Stanley as your typesetter
made us say. DR.. John STANLEY
IS rising young physician.
Mrs. Eliza Stinson and Mr.
Wayne Stinson have returned to
Columbus, after a visit to rela-I
tives at Deerbrook.
Mr.. Taylor Freeman has sue
ceeded Mr.. Taylor Parks as car
rier on the rural route to Fair
port, Mr.. Parks resigned.
Postoffice inspectorWa rren has
has been in town for several dsvs
looking after postofice matters,
Miss Anita McMichael is at
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Pennington is visiting
Mrs, Stanley.
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CalYx Items.

Messrs, J. Knight, II, Thornen, L.
Snarkman, E, Knight and W. Aust have
returned to the A & NJ, College, afre,
spending the holidays with their parents
The ylung people enjoyed a ymo.
tree at the re,id- Of Mr. r NJ
might on Monday night A large
c,oWd WIS present and all report a
peasant time, 81
Miss Florence Thoruell has been on
one sex list Tor several days, but we are
g'ad to report her improving
Mr. and Mrs, S. D. Burton visited in
Evansville Saturday aud Sunday
Mr. r. NJ. knight is visiting in Scooba
ana Sucarnochee this week.
M sses Bette Hill, Maud Driver, El-
III aud Rose knight were the guets OF
Misses Bette and Emma Knight duning
the holidays.
Misses Mamie and Willie White have
D whiting their sister Mrs. r. M,
Knight. 'i'
Misses Ella Ttornell, Maggie Thor
nell and frankie Lagrone, Messrs l.
Daniel, Il. Daniel and G. Thornell at.
tended dance at the residence of Mr.
Fox Monday night.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. Daniel were ca,,od
70 thelr home in Birmingham on account
Oh the line of Mr.. Daniels father.
Mr. Z. Cooley of Shubuta was a guest
at Mr.. }. w. knight s on Monday and
Tuesday, "D'
IN. Inc young people enjoyed an enter
tainment at Mr.. II. G. Eaves Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hare and little chill
uieh nave been visiting Mrs. Land.
MI: and Mrs. D. Hutcherson have beer
relatives in the neighborhood
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Brooks vile JOttings.
Brooksville. Dec 2Sth.

94N1N9N l4lot AtENr -.NtA'1 At ff's
Miss Minerva Farmer OF Nay
| hew has been with relatives in
town for several days.
Mr.. Chris Zwingle Of the North
ern part of the state, has been
the guest of his father and moth
er this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ewing Of
Lumberton spent the holidays
with Mr.. John Cunningham at
Cliftonville.
DR.. j. S. Stanley has sold his
interest in the drug store to Or,
Patton, Mr., Percy Franklin of
West Point is the accommodate
ing clerk of that establishment,
Mr.. Joe May is behind the
counter at DR., Jamison's drug
store.
Miss Fannie Ware went to her
home in Amory for Christmas.
Miss Bessie Hopkins has re
turned to Tupelo after a Christ
mas visit to her mother.
Mr., Robt. Love, wife and chill
dren of Columbia, and Mr.. TnO,
Love and wife of Meridian, made
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs D NJ.
Love this week.
Miss Willie Dotherow of NJ G.
F, l." Jackson, Tenn is at home.
Mr.. and Miss Patton ota on,
Miss, are the guests ofi heir
DR.. Patton.
Misses Lora Memories and
Bessie Madison are visiting r.ela-
ives in Meridian.
Mr.. Thos. st. John, who is at.
ending school in Meridian, spent
/ few days at home.
Miss NJ. W. Crymes of the Bee
on college, Meridian. is at home .
or a short stay.
Mrs. Shannon and daughter Of
louisville, Ky, were recalled
rom a visit they were making to
IRIS. DR.. Scales by the death Of a
ear relative in Kentucky. We
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-01-06

Mr.. L &, Case, mail carrier Of
Canton, Center, Conn. who has been III
the U S. Services for about sixteen
years, says; 1--WE have tried man,
cough medicines for Group, but Cham
berlan 3 Cough Remedy is he king OF
all and one to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the b st remedy for
coughs and rolda, giving certain .esults
and leaving 10 Bad effects. For sale by
M, NJ Murphrry
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-01-06

Section /. ThaT IN fhe N -,
raising money for tbo e,,,st1r Pose OF
addition +o r6a ,rator,, ,,Iy. ~ ION Oh an
owned and oHeraI sJ wv t No Pitu5' now
the neoofiabld co,,nor Ia NJ % S'{q cIIy;
citv sIaii he issnot5 0' +. 't ~ ~ ne >ald
Ten Tbones,d 6oiiar, l s.iG G %mlB3uht OF
nations If ono bnnJro 4'tID L,fo& IN 90
and five hundred ILL., 9 ssna[ >lUQ
tbirty.siv I9f( i; p0' r,',r, goool shail be
from one m ~ tb h, m,,,.' C5s, HS'nDered
bonds Numbers ana ~ o., oJ.}lelu Eia
/ inclusive being ~ ia d H. l"GFIly (ZO),
one hundred doiiors .S Jo0l', n Slauon OF
I"t,dl l'',,1,et Go,.'.s N9lOo) each; and
tbirty.o;v WAX locI X a"en'5 me @l2!) to
denom;nat;on If 90 az Dglll8 OF the
fS500I aacb tbo IA ' t. loIIars
1-,c,,.,, 49,. 4,-,, 80 'o',u' 9n"tI be
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Hon. II. II. Brooks .Jr tbe NOR

Hon. II. II. Brooks. Jr., the popular
young representative from Noxubee Is
accompanied to the capital by his charm.
ing young wife, who will remain in the
city during the season. Mrs. Brooks
was formerly Miss Salie Earl Widbam
and belongs to one of the foremost fam
lilies Of Alabama, She is young wom-
an OF unusual beauty and accomslisb-
ments, and will be quite an ACQUISITION
TO the social circles of Jackson during
the session. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are
stopping at the residence Of Mrs. II. Fl.
Harrison. on West street.-Jackson
News.
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No Opium in Charbcrlain's Couch Remedy

There is not the reast danger in giving
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy 10 small
chi'dGena as it contains no opium or Other
harmful drug II has an establish rel =
ntation Of more than thirty years AS the
most successful medicine muse for colds
cronp and wbooping cough. 1t always
cure anjls pleasant to take. For safe
by Ed N. MarpheY.
Fewer Gallons. Wears Longer
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-01-06
Mayor
CityClerk


Sec, 3. That the said bonds shal
he signed by the mayor Of the city an,
countersigned by the City Clerk, an,
the coupons attached to the bonds shall
be executed with the original or Htho
graphed fac smile signatures of TIN
SAID officials, and the said officials, ar
hereby ordered and authorized to s.
execute the said bonds and coupons 70
and in behalf Of the said city Afte
being executed as herein provided tn,
said bonds shall be delivered to tohi
Nuveen and Company Chicago, Illinois
the purchasers thereof, on payment b,
them Of the purchase price
Sec 4 That there shall be Levied
and collected each year, a special tax
of sufficient rate and amount, will
which to pay the interest on the sal,
bands and the bonds maturing in ont
year, and also o provide sinksnp func
t7r the payment ,of the said bonds a
they become due, which said tax lev,
and this ordinance providing for tn.
same, shall be and remain irrepealabl
so long as any Of the said bonds shall
semaln outstanding and unpaid.
Sec ), That all ordinances or par.
or ordinance heretofore passed, in con
lIict with this ordinance, or any portion
hereof, shall be and are hereby repealed
Sec. 6 That this resolution Shall b.
intorce from and after its passage ap
proved and publication
State Of Mississippi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-01-06

1t is generally accepted that Hon
chas. Scott, of Rosedale. Miss, will be ,
candidate for Governor in the next race
Mr.. Scott is fine man with a host Of
warm and admireing friends, VINO stand.
high in the regard of all who kno " him
and 1t Is generally expected that he will
make most formidable candidate. Mr..
Scott'sname has been mentioned in con.
nsction with this honor for some time
past but MS utterance the past week
that he would probably be a candi-
GATE seems to settle the, matter. Co
lumbus Dispatch.
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ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN.

A mammoth cotton convention
is called to meet in New Orlean
La" on the 18th. 18th and 18th
OF the present month, by Mr.
Harvie Jordan President Of tn,
Cotton Association. 1t is desirec
that a larger delegation be pre-
sent from every county in tn,
Southern States, and | have taker
the liberty of appointing the fol
lowing gentlemen torepresent tbi,
county in the convention, anC
have forwarded their names tC
President Jordan. E. V. Yates.
o. b, Dorroh, A.Klaus, N. Scales,
W. 3. Patty, A, 7. Dent, Il. D.
Cayett, H. II. Brooks, Jr., Henry
Martin, |, G, Guy, George Rus
sell, Joe Nicholson, E. +. Amber
son. Will Taylor, l.. L, Cole. G.,
NJ Robertson, j, @. Poindexter,
Ihos. Patty ST., w. A. Cheatham.
j. &. Cayett, A. D. Binion, ]. B.
Blnion, W. D, Dotherow. r. J..
Hopkins, WilICunningbam, Frank
Redwood, E. : H. Smith, John
Morgan, John AlIgood, j. B. Por-
ter, Mr.. Cook, DR., j. r. Prince.
j. I. Whitehead, W. }. Hubbard.
l., Oliver, These gentlemen have
been selected as representative
men OF their respective localities.
but | want it fully understood.
that any man from the county has
the privilege of attending, and
will be recognized as member
OF the convention, In trnth all.
who can do so are urged to at
tend by President Jordan. viii.
not the Business Men of this
proud old county take hold of this
matter and help me to perfect
our Organization. With four
banks in the county, is it unrea-
sonable for me to expect them to
take up this business with their
customers, and bring chaotic CON |
ditions into order.
President jordan states that a
one rate railroad fare will be OBJ
tanned for all who will attend the
convention, and surely the bust |
ness men of the county will take
enough interest in this vital cues
ton to attend, especially as an I'M
usual opportunity will be given to
visit the Crescent City at a small
cost, | hope to arrange forprom-
lnent men to address the people
later on at Macon, BrooksviIl and
Shuqualak, and endeayor to effect
an Organization throughout the
county. | am willing to be used
in this matter and all |. SAX is CO.
operation on the part of the. bus
ness men of tine county. [ have
written President Jordan and
promised though tardy, this coun-
ty would do its part in the great
work. Will / be sustained?
Respectfully,
WALTER PRICE,
Prest Noxubee Co. Ass n,
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Group.

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home for
immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t will prevent the attack if
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears. For sale by Ed N Murphey.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
big Bud Tells Of the Doings at the
State Capitol.

0tate capitol.
Promptly at 12 o'clock on Tuesday
r the 2nd inst in accordance with tn
laF, Mr. Speaker Thomas let fall thD
gayel and the House Of Representative
Of the great State Of Mississippi was one,
more in session. Time had done IT.
work on the new members and four haJ
answered to the last roll call and gone
to their reward Five had resigned and
we have q repre- entatiye from the new
county of Lamar, so we have ten new
members
Speaker Thomas delivered a splendid
speech on the duties of the members and
the importance Of each member being
in his seat during the whole session. 50
that his county would be well repre-
sented at all times He said that he
aad noticed on the part Of some a ten
dency to cast slurs on Legislators and
legislative bodies AMI said that whether
such remarks are deserving or not de-
ponds on the individual member of the
legislature-it is not the position that
makes the man but il is the man that
adds dignity ond worth to the position.
"Whethor or not your county is prop
erly represented at this session of the
legislature will depend entirely on the
value You place on the Office. As
soon as the governor was notified that
tho house was ready for business he sent
IN his message, which was read at once.
This is typical Vardaman message,
and | commend it to the careful pernsal
Iot my constituents. lie recommends |
some radical changes, especially in the
management Of the penitentiary and
says our finances are in bad shape
and as before lays the blame on the for.
mer (Longino's) administration for not
issuing bonds to build the new capitol
and recommends that we issue ST. 200 600
IN bonds, We may have to issue tbo
cloo ooo ~ ''o"S 'n"l we owe ABOUT
bo,,o - 49,. o e.oo oa, H.o"sS ana Will
Iooc ,, ~ r'' go00' wy u oonaS issued II
1896 bearing 6 per cent interest on Jan'y
list, 1901, and in addition to this the
Governor says we ought to have new
" G@Ii| 60 '''T 9'',le university, A. d
tio a-,.,, -, - - :, " ~ ""u ''ate Luna
~ = ~ ~" , ""' '"e ol"'7 oharltY hospi-
'" -, ~ i We auoPl these Suggestions we
,,. ,, ,,'' a., ~ ''''' 'i7 oohos' but ar
the i.enan o s1 ~ E. a 70 me cause for
nbaroirg If q, tba 1.st .,... ~. ''"o oI
tbinl, We ora diroat, - '''''''' =, '''oii !
II orryo,,.a. e1"' : "o'e WIN
If ~, et,4a ~, '''9" ny Ino report
.,,i1a '''''','',' " nIe" SHOWS that
,.a,, ,I a. ~, ~ ,o' ."e year '9JfO %
'nor,5a -. ,,. -. ~ guns ooes mot
szoo ooo , f'9,ss's ~ '"e S''e Of Inc
sooo 900 ooo h oo"'o so'' III I90f and the
.oo5I orr orI;,s' y y. us governor IN
.ee5od nts I -, ~ "' sIo 'A-
oo,ns - ~ 49,. So, ',2'' ~" II b
yhnn tl,or GA Az - '''''' ''u"'s Il
,,o.a , J1, 4 .I''a WAY '''" expenses are
atron Iu"n ,4etr income ought to either Z
raa.e tboir inoa,,. NJ 80 ''' 'n' i
,vor ~ i,.ni,.. ,..,- am no' III y
xnapsas wonl1 rat,,,. , ~ o"1 ou'Ion,
necess.rr inaroa.. a.. 'o"o'n'0V' "Hu
At tbo no,,,,a .a,,,.. , 'D1 ''A io'5 ana q
To- tbpir ,ror w;, ~ "? al . SpeDo- n
,ar almost a,,, s4,+, =, ~. "A
# fsar a ,"s,I5 ~ 'aIoe' 50 we need
&
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Of cbauaries oVet Is lines m Ienqtb
qvH be charged for at the rate of 5 cents
er line.
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JdhudIN Is lJuO'
Board met in regular session.;
all members present, also clerk
ana sheriff.
ALLOWANCES;
| RT McDayii, repairing bridge. IS % 90
| W r Brama lumber..........,. 81 rs
Nat, Drill & Road Machine Co,
machines -......,. .......... 60l 90
L B Marshall, keeping ferry..,,, Il 9S
Steve Brrson, wol king leyee ~. 16 60
ICL Ferris, sundries, ....,....... Clio
Num- 4 Co., sundFies ......... IS y
WI Smith, statutory allowance 2 65
Geo. Chairman lumber ...... y 40
Macon Mercantile Co.. sundres.. 50
WI Stewart, Supt poor house. 81 50
LG IIolberg, Sundries ........ 81 10
Dick Buchanan, windows in jail. 50
WD Clark, sundries ....... -. 10
u I Dorroh, postage for Dec 49,. 80 |
Following accounts continued /
until next regular meeting of
Board:
McDavid 4 Williams, painting
bridges. ....,.....,.-.-.-.,l5 100 10
Will \ Walker, damage to land
on account ofnew ROAD 49,. 80 90
f II Coleman, same ..........., 50 90
IG Guy, balance due for lumber IA 76
Account of Tony Barnes for
repairing Giles Ferry was reject ;
ed.
Contract was entered into with
w. NJ, Showers for working con-
yicts, said Showers to pay $l2 per
month for conyicts Of the first
class and 81 for convicts of the /
second class. Bond of $4,000 with
L, II. Showers, Walter Price, A. |
D. Binlon and Noah Scales was I
approved,
Tuesday, Jan. 2. t
Board met pursuaet to adjourn a
nent. All members present.
accounts were allowed; s.
B Bell, lumber. ,.,.,,....., 25 IS
G Lucas, building bridge ,.,., 100 90
q
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Brooksville, Jan, 4th, 1906
CONN-WALKER.

Miss Annie Conn of this place
and Mr.. Will Walker of Soule
Chappell were married in Macon
the night OF Dec, 81, 1905. Their
home is near Soule Chapel,
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HULL-ST. John.

Mr.. George st. John and Mrs,
Nola Hull were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony by the
Rev. J H. Zwingle at 8 O'Clock
p. m, Jan. 3, 1906, at the HON
OF the brides brother, Mr.. Aly
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Proceedings Of Board Of Supervisors.

January l, 1906.
Board met in regular session.;
all members present, also clerk
ana sheriff.
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L'lb DUDt
P s. l attended the meeting Of the
Cotton Growers Association today and
| was net very proud when heard the
secretary read the lit Of counties tn t
ma contributed to.the expense fund and
NoXubee county was passed by as not
c'htnhutlng cent and showed no Or
ganiza'ion. President Prize must push
W MS WORK. BIG BUD
, 1906-04-05
. Voice from the North.

A Voice from the North.
zone of the upstate papers intima-
ties that the Cheyenne press and the
Cheyenne people attempt to dictate
to the outside people the candidate
for governor and sarcastically remarks
that the people up that way have very
little to say about it.
The Tribune regrets to see any such
spirit evinced at this time or at any
other time. The position of the
Tribune does not lay it open to any
such charge."-Tribune.
The Post has not the slightest idea
which N of the up estate papers
the Tribune refers to, but you can
bet your bottom dollar it voices the
sentiment of the north and don't you
forget it. Neither the Tribune nor
the Leader can deny that they are
very generous in supplying the state
with candidates from Laramie county.
The latest we have heard is that
Laramie county guaranteed to Judge
r. Ell. Scott the nomination at the
next convention if he would accept
the appointment. Since that, they
have decided to invite Crook county.
where the Judge lived sixteen years
ago. to nominate him on behalf of the
north. There isn't ii county in the
north that wouldn't gladly vote to
nominate Judge Scott to the Supreme
bench: that is, if he We're put in nom
nation by Laramie county. But If
he is credited to any other than his
own county there are several up
state" counties whose delegates will
not assist in his nomination. Here
after, gentlemen, the North will have
candidates OF its " for some of tie
offices.
The Post regrets to SEE anN such
unfair spirit exhibited a, crops out
occasionally in the Cheyenne papers
However. when those journals ~rcallZ~
that the north wants to be Just and
even generous and is willing to guar
antee to Laramie county all that be-
longs to it, they will stop trying to
load their candidates unto us. Sheri-
dan Post.
, 1906-04-05
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the in
terest heretofore owned by William
Orville. II the Windsor Livery Stables,
located in the town of Saratoga, Car
bon county, Wyoming, has this day
been purchased by William Mace and
c. C. Hickok, and that all debts due
from the Windsor Stables, or the
Livery business of Sisson Il Orville,
will be paid by the new firm, known
as the Windsor Livery Stables, and
all debts due to the old firm of Sis
son & Orville will be collected by the
successors of said firm.
But it is hereby expressly stated
and declared that no Indebtedness
other than that of the Livery of Sisson
4 Orville will be paid by the new
firm.
Saratoga, Wyo, March 10, 1906.