Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17


Fair was held in jackson last week and
was an unqualified success, both in the
display made and attendance. Consid
cradle difficulties were encountered this
season ON account of the storm few
weeks since, which destroyed a portion
of the articles being prepared, notably !
the splendid displays heretofore made
from South Mississippi, but it was very
ereditable indeeI to our great State, ana
every man, woman and child that at
tended went away better satisfied with |
and her Incompatible re-
sources. More interest was displayed
by the Northern section of the State than
heretofore, Tippah county, right up
against the Tennessee line, sending down
some as good stuff as could be produced
anywhere, and Iishomingo, in the eX-
treme northeast corner, showing up some.
thing of the wonderful possibilities of
that section in the way of minerals,
clays etc. A large auditorium building
and several smaller ones had been pro
yided and were used in addition to the
Old Capitol. Next year an immense fair
building will be erected and the Old Cap.
itol left out entirely. Then the State
Fair will be on substantial and safe
basis and permanent institution for
good Those who have attended the fair
this year are it, best adyocatcs The
man who has never been to one does
not begin to appreciate the good that Is
done. The result Of years work Is
here shown to all and inspiration given
and enthusiasm aroused in others to try
to do a little bit better next time The
increase in number of county fairs aa
gurs well for the State Fair WAen
community first gets the community
spirit, it means that in short while
they will get the State spirit as well
All such institutions have for their OBJ
iect the same thing, the betterment OF
conditions throughout the territory Gov,
cred. The competitive spirit encouraged
by fairs will be the cause of vast i'm
aa,,rsa ppU, ~ tbn hettermcnt Of conditions in
co.'lae , ''I 1oI, " nnsh tLa fairs
s'''''"' 'f ~
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Inc writer mas lill'''','' ''''s -, 49,,
upon every occasion N'lg'o r.. s''',' it,,,,
IN Nississippi. contcnding that ii oil@ed
more 10 the man ,9,, 9''Nl''H Tha faIlow;ng
any state IN the Ol''o''' Ha NV @ la boro
letter, received rom one H,o ~, ~ s,,n.
many years ago IS I'P'''"''' -
port OF that coh'eh'ion .,4;a,o, writ.
y notice IN one Oh youI a'',or,5 '.i,.;.a tbo
ten some time ago lnaV you "I'!i,, ,,.o
young men 10 staN Is ''4,g ,io;r ''@ a,,n conn.
the oPpoft"llllfS nv ,;a t,,,'' q same new
try affords, instead oI soal's aU5 w V as some
country to nuiia up 1.9. n''l,e ~. %i' GOOD ~ ad.
'h'''N' " 10 - "i 'LorlJ Lr bcodpd by every
young man VINO mas ,I roaming I,'4 Ioft The
lyl'u I I1 = st,te of Mississippi eighteen
years ago TO 'hu ,.,, .Ie ,'"t '"t'' hayo failed
with milk ana money ou' a., ".', tin,o sinna
to find IT SO iar' MosC , " ,;'J 'a5 % IN tbo In.
/ left Mississippi / nave nv 'u -, I,o T,st.
dian Territory, |hett il'oS' a,. 20 ',,a oauIJ hp
ern people thought ln"l iaGatf .Gat ,,,;s , CONN.
picked up. have i0unu 1"'g 'na1 r ios
try does not ot'ti II. uy,l DIJor states There
than do many OF 'ne n o'u'' ,,.bo camo here
are hundreds oil me" i, l',,. W,o war" l%,' young
many years ago WINE in'S Ms'I I,,. tha,
that are no better Oh ''%" .,,a.o ,"e oro Grisu
landed here Many VI 'il', I,," thinlin,
sipplans VINO ieit gooG nm, ,',,r. acnnm,,
that they "ou'u IN IN " 90 -" hocl. home Not
late fortune anu 3.oJ boye over sue
eecded IN m"N'"7 a. y Ia,no hocansc the,
OF thehi eNc' ~ - NJ, advice woul,
iare not ao'e - ~ 9g st;ol. n vour home
be; ouhE ,4""' n t,on roaming buntin!
as II Is laI 1'S''' '''
ior IoI'"''''
-, ,..,.;.,, tr,,o uttcrapcc is from
Inc following u '"' W.
Georgia paper ~, manor ar pane
Does a ,,,, NV, ,.aI.ino n''' Is not a one. side
aflair' f'yn l,. 's ,o",,ot mr, he nublished in
y s"ou hp h does NOT support it unless
town Wh'cl ,4;om WI " If It's support fror
can EeV j" -, hut any communit
OUTSIDE te',,'I'5 l,, hsIirr its editor give tn
can count oi' ",''.i,s ~ snnnort II afford
; pest pup; Pp;. VII u;s nride will guarante
, w'l permit. permit, ,',r nanor ia tbe best possibl
tins. a gooa P%P, t town. 1t is take
, advertisement, o' " o,Id ,WI " NOT he rood
| for granted 'I'': ~ - to,yn were not prC
the people q,Tns T., "a i comes about that
s.eso' that literally IMPORTS its paper /
turn is pushed lof".'u y
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; At the Mount , ollN1 r"m ,'nrc sSoyp h,
5 Der of excellent st9cS s. WY 'y Ware
= the mules exhibited Iy =, ,,opo p atfcntio
' Low, attracted possinly l%l w. %e,"is is
: than any single exhibit M,, H"'' Sis stoc
a successful mule ra'Sgt .,,,o, az h"ned ", II
r proved, ana II ,,;;s.;nn; 'is1 1i9 and the pine
eohlSl''oi, 'm" ;,o ~ GOOD mules as an
e section OF our oh''eu
r uu,;u;,
Newton viii soon nave m i" .%t NJ Tnr;ro co,
: in transit" lumber j''ht li'n"'Ir Move = su
y Germ that will no doups @ Psgt1 PSitnofed
n cessful business venture " ol'u"tI~ r.;lroo,
it is, at the junction OF Two t'3',,5o' ,il.r;"t
that traverse immense lo,"V.' nI';I,.a ,hat
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