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coNrRAcroRs ANp suILDERs.
PROPOSALS.

FORT DUPONT, Delaware City. Del,
September 20, fs06.-Sealed proposals. IN
triplioate. will be received here until II a.
m, October 90. l90f, for constructing Gre
matory Buiidlny and Garbage Crematory,
at Fort Mott r.. j. Information furnish
ed on application. u. s. reserves right %
accept or reject any or all bids or any
part thereof. Envelopes containing bids
should be Endorsed Proposals for Gar.
bage Crenatory and Building" ADDRESSED
Captain Louis Il. Garrard, Jr., Q. NJ.
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NOTICE 10 the Taxpayera Of r.
Lion Hundrcd--rhc taxpaytre y r. 9
lion Hundred are hereby not ned that
win be at the following places 20 receNs
county, poor. road ond capitation taxes
FOR the year 1906.
Delaware city, W. A. Prices residenc,
July "a q. %: August A. n, IS g; Sep
tcmher s. u. % -. &C oher 49, ~ q; No
vembor TO- 70. "a; Dcccnb l1, ~ y from
10 %. m. until Z p. M,
ST Georrss poftofdco. July L ard 3,
August Is. %; September -. 20, Ociubef
II. 81. November u, IS, December g. frcin
40 a. m. until 4 p. M.
Sirhwcod. Postoffce, July II. -; Au7usi
r. 81: September IS; &C Oh r 90. Move NIB Z
60; December .S. from 10 q. m. until D.. ~.
a rebate Of r per cent. Will be allow q
during July only. Send stamp for reply
WILLIAM A. PrICT Collector.
pcstofncc. Delaware Citv. Del
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REGISTERS ORDERS.


REGISTERS OhDbis.
New Castle Co.. Del, Oct. ], 1906
rrnon the application OF Charles n. No
KALI admiristrator Il John / McKaig la
81 Wilmington hundred, in said count
deccased. II Is ordered and directed by a.
Register OF Wills that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice q granting Of lette
OF administration upon the estate OF tie
deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof by causing advertisements
To be posted within forty days fro
The date Of such letters IN SIX
of the most public places Of the county
o. New Castle. requiring ell persons har-
ing demands against the estate to pr
sent the same. or abide by an act uf
assembly IN such case made and provided;
and also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period IN the. Evenln
journal, a newspaper published IN WI
miugton. Delaware. and TO- be continue
therein three weeks (e.o-d.)
Given under the hand and seat
Of once OF the Register OF WI >
aforesaid. at Wilmington. in New
fSEALl Castle County aforesaid. the d. =
and year above written.
FREDERICK e. BACH.
Register OF WI .
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Of cows. near Parry
Hotel, Brandywlnc hrrdrcd. Del, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER n, 1870,
at o'clock y. m. a carload on fresh cows
and springors. Terms. 60 GAYS.
H. G. PASSMORE.I
A. w. WHITE.
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Notice Is hereby given that Letter.
of Administration were In due form OF law
dav OF October. A. D.. 1906. and that !
persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested, 70 the said Administrator
Ton or before the First day OF October.
1907 or abide the Act OF Assembly IN such
case made and provided.
CHARLES n. McKA1G.
Administrator.
Address, Samuel H. Baynard. Jr., ESQ.
Attorney-at-Ilaw, Wilmington, Della
ware.
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REPAIRS TO AUTOMOBILES AND
ENGINES AND GENERAL MA
CHINE WORK PROMPTLY At
TENDED 70.
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FOR EXCTANGE--Your old stove for
a new, one at McDOwELLs 207 Market
street. s.b-26t
WANTED-Ail the housewives OF VIII
mlrEton 10 use Earthquake for cleaning
carpet clothing. ere. Sold az Ga Jcifer-
SON Delmarvia phone 1908. o4-eod-lm
WANTED-L. {. Smith writing IN
sight" and rebuilt Remington typewrifers
for sale OF rent
CHAs. q. GUYER
Court 9fer orr apfef.
srhone izcB ~ Marker 81
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prnLIc sALE on cArrLH

TVHTTI NNTE OF OAI TIL
az the Kiair Farm near Centreyille. Del,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1i--lSos |,
AZ / o'clock sharp, Of Extra Large an
Fine Cows. We selected those COWS Bprlnr-
ing ourselves, and are as good as money
can buy Every COW you buy at this 81
has calvcd with us. and you certainly
can't say that you haven't got a fires
COW II you buy az this sale. Also Re
tive. sai1 or shine. I will be at farm on
day Of sale only.
VIM II. KLAIR.
office so3 W. Sth St.. Wilmington. Del.
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II. A. HEIrEL COMPANY.
DELAWARE AVEn.& SCOTT SITS
WILMINGTON. pELAWAltc.
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EARMs Foa SALE.

sgJY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
lsest States for profitable farming. 6oi1
dapted TO great variety OF crops. Near
MARKETS that pay best prices for your pro-
necialty, sold and bought. Write for par.
i~uiafs RAYMOND r. Prick. 1-Of r. p.
rust BID. PHILADELPHIA
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PIANOS-If you want a bargain m used
pianos Of any make, write FOR Bargain
Booklet No. 50. BLAsIUs 3 SONS. Phlla-
delphia.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
eoARpINe ANp lopeINe.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
gentlemen. oil vandever avenue, s2s-tf
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WIN be scid No iioo Jeners.n strqbt On
TfftSDAi. OC BIER. q
At o'clock a. m, Household fGood 4.
rarlor nnd chamber furniture. cRamelcd
bodftoads. bedding. tables. chaiPE. 20 y
crg, couches. wafdrcge, mntunH carp Is,
and many other articles.
w. A. HUKILL. Auc
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WANTED-Room and board for tv
gentlemen IN private family; bath az
phone, 505 West Ninth street o5-eod6t
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PUBLIC SALE Of good furniture win
be sold az STfDHAM & SONS auction
room. No. III r.. Fourth street, on Friday
afternoon, October -. 1906. at 1.30 p. m.
oak and walnut bed room suits, ennm'l
beds, sidebcards. parlor suit extension
table odd bureau and wash stand. lcc-
lamps, quilts. mattresC dishes, cutlery,
spoons and everything sed about houfe
keeping Goods are ali first class ana
must be sold 10 iriy charges. store open
for inspection Thursday evening ana
morning Of sale.
os-H srIDHAM & SON. -Auetloneers. i
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WANTED-Gentlemen for nicely furn.
istcd rooms with board. use OF gas and
phone Apply No. 3 sixth ave. near Mary-
land ave. sl5-u
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ADS@=
WANTS. FOR SALE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE. ETC.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

HELP WANTED FEMALE.
IN ANSWERING HELP WANT .
ED. FEMALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FQtNn mellow PLEASE MENTION
WANTED-Girl to assist with general
hcusework; sleep at home. Call al sO6
Vandever avenue. oS-2t
WANTED saiesad'es; experienced pre-
ferred. GREENBAuMs. 3N Market 81.
oS-2t
wANrED-A good white cook: good
wages Apply 81 vandever avenue or 40
East Fifth street. oo-ot
wANTEDA woman or half-grown white
girl for homework. MRS. sHEPPARp
gu n. Harrison st. oS-st
HELP WANTEp-MALE.
wANTED-Boy to work In store. Adj
dress w. c.. Journal Ofhce. oo-5t
WANTED Experienced grocery clerk.
good wages 70 right party. Address. W.
G., Journal ofhee. o5ist
wANTED-A boy with some experience
at painting. Apply Taylor and kirkwood
streois. oS-9t
wANTED-Three nrst-class harness
makers and two stitchers. an YERGER'S /
Hond-Made Harness Works. IL T. Third |
Street. c6-3t
wANTED-strong boy. 10 or n years OF
age. 20 learn press work and stereotyping. |
Good chance for bright boy who wants a
good trade. Apply press room, Evening |
Jouriial OFFICE Fourth and shipley SITS.
Ut
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
.,r---e---~-,-~-~-~--->
EXPERIENCED sALEsLADY wants a
position In a shoe store. Apply 7S5 West
Fourth ST. of-St
WIDOW with boy Of y years. would
Ike position ~ housekeeper In small fam
NY l7oe w. Ienlh st oo--l
FOR SALE.
.-..~,--~---~-~.----..-~--
~ ANsw EBiNG FOR SALE AID
"ER1TsEMENTS FOUND Fellow
PLNASE MENTION TIVE -ouRNAL.
ron sALE-At a rarEain. Square Plano.
No. West Fourth 81. ol-tf
FOR SALE cHEAP-Foidlng go-car..
almost now sos w Firth st. o2-tf
Foil sALE-Grandfath clock. "a
Buena Vista St si7-im
FOR sAI.E-Turnltute and stoves
bought, sold and exchanged nt Nc
DowELIls. 2o7 Market st. s2s-25t
REMNANT STORE. COG King st. JOHN
+. THOMAS. Wooden Dress Goods Rem.
nants. si7-ist
WANTED-Help Of all kinds. Also
| washing taken IN. Drucllla Bowe, SfI
Windsor street d. & A. phone Ss4A.
s5-et dim
ToR sAIr-rtiso-Med Mediterranean wheat
| Tor seed; first premium az fair. ABBY
Trustees Of Polr. County hospl,ai. tarn-
he os-st B. = BLACKBURN 'OD''''''"'s ''''
FOR SALE Piano sqaars). carved
legs. ebony case. splendid condition. 81
| caen. ar payments. also handsome Vile X
and White organ. cost 3ia5, sell for 81
cash. ToMKTNsnN. $40 =. Fourth g.
l. ICIUMBiA GRAPHOPHONEs Sor ssle
$40 weekly buys any machine. Liber3
allowance on small or large talking mo
D p"i 5.s cofuMpiA piioNoGRAPH co.
Figh'h md Market SITS
FOR sALE-Now is the time TO crda
Norway md Sugar Naples, fruit trees
erapevines. Privet and lbota hedge etc
Stock freshly dug. hauled by wagon q
this city and planted az necessary al
moderate cost. Before ordering please al
low me 10 give estimate; can save yot
come money. thank you for past favcr'
and respectfully solicit your future frldc
Call address or phone d. a. .l'9Dl
George s. Mattingly, SIS Jackson St. city
ce-2t
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WIDOW with boy Of u years, would
Ike position rs housekecpcr IN small fam
lily. 1905 w. Tenth ST. o5-2t
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

HONEY TO LOAN on Desirable drst
MORTGAGES on city properties IN amounts
70 emf HAWKING q co. NJ N7-re- -
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SITUATION wANrEp-FsMALE.

EXPERIENCED sALESLADY wants a
position IN a shoe store Apply 7S5 West
Fourth ST. o4-3t
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Insurance.

Equitable Industrial Insurance s
Co... ....,. ....... ......S 90 90
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

The friends Of Mr. J II. Wheeler
who has lived in Macon for the past
year, and until recently, as manager Of
the Cumberland Telephone Company
will be glad to know Of his marriage in
Jackson, Tenn The following notice
was taken from the Someryille Tenn.
Reporter:
In Jackson, Tenn Friday evening.
June 10Th, at the rasidcn of DR. Saw
age, the officiating minister, j, H
Wheeler Of Somevillc and Miss Minnie
Brown, Of Union City Tenn, were
united in marriage, thus concentrating
a union that had been contemplated
for,four or five years The meeting in
Jackson was not previously arranged,
but was by accident, and the young
people decided th2t there would be no
more propitious time than then and
there, so they repaired to the residence
Of DR. Savage, to whom the groom had
formerly gone to school. and he impress
siyely said the ceremony that made
them husband and wife
The groom is the efficient manager
for The Cumberland Telephone Co. in
this city and is a worry young man of
steady habits ana splendid business
qualifications,
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A German was given at the club
room Friday evening
Mis- A. Klaus and daughter, Miss
Augu-tt have been in Memphi, for the
week
Mr. N Scales is having erected on
the lot which he recently purchased
from the Lyceum Co., a residence.
Master Stennis Evans, son of Mr.. j.
r, Evans, went to Lauderdale Springs
to join his grandfather, Mr. Henry
Evans.
The Baptist congregation at Mashu
laville are making some improvements
on their church, a new roof being put
on and other internal Improvements,
Rev Mr., Duren will accompany the
soldier boys to the encampment at Gulf
port, They will leave on Monday.
Notice il directed to the advertise
ment of Mr. W, 0, Barnes, who, on
account of poor health will be obliged
To 90 to slme health resort, aud he
wi hes 70 close ont his business.
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LOSES HIS LEG.
Milton Love Gets His Leg Caught in
Thrashing Machine.

About II O'Clock Thursday morning,
while threshing oats on Mr.. Priest Nc
AIorries' place on the Macon and Brooks,
Vile road, Mr.. Milton Love had the
misfortune to haye his foot caught IN
the thrashing machine and it was 50
horribly mangled that Drs. Minor and
Nurphey, who went out to attend him,
found it necessary to amputate his righ'
leg below the knee.
Mr. Love started to get down from
the machine, which he had been feed
ing. but something'or somebody being in
the way, started to cross to the other
side, stepped on the side Of the feed box
with the result as above related. The
shock stopped the machine, which was
being run at only half speed or Mr..
Love would have been instantly killed.
Neesrs Phil Goussctt and Priest Me-
/ M9rries was setting close hy and went to
bis assistance Immediately but it was
several minutes before he could be ex-
pricate from the machine, which had
crushed his foot almost to a pulp
We learn today, Friday, that he had
a very bad night and his condition to-
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waivers Of said notioas and ne+itiop
inc tbe Roard N contract +n bar - ia
wa,lI Iaij at tbeir yesnactire av 80 sa,u
and whareaa sai1 wo1i,s bova e. rDI ia
In ,rrsronoo ~ III aa, $3.50 -" .'l9
whereas The GnaI az r"tioo "l
ina been yoivad oil 81 bioh 49, "a,
cord mon fine nrinutas of tbe Navor ond
Roard If Aldermen i, NJ 3D. " IN N
and f noges and rrbo ,,,s IA id', az,
nv contract ag'ned 70 N nv Gov Gov l so;j
Ua1l5s SOFA fe 4 NTarnb ~ '1o6c anJ
ia thereof annr,lIy therooftor IN
accrued interest ia rata , % ,,,r o'
from, data baroof sai1 ~, 49, f-,II,,
nrotsctsd In, NH 80 ths',;a n'' Iutiy
fnr,ba ,,o,,,,,4 e - , i'lL'' ~ 80
.aid nrnrort;o5 5a.a S,'s' ''Nt ~ G .l3'
ron,ds bor ..,o aDeU ~ INC CIui
poor- n on5 r ,oo,a p"'S'' j" VII u 10
Ser po ~ tb79roforo onao;uoa T..
4bn lroror ar5 pnan5 1o ~ t a. g"niiou ~
soid cit,. thot H. 81 " "a ~ ~ u u
NV o7,bo,igo5 - -'% oa we a W NJ, n -
to,I, parn --0tl,.' W -,Ioosla !,
nron5issory 49, of H. '%G io"s v,S W. st,
Viss dne md ,7o w. yuo C'So u, to,'Oon'
r,,+a e., Geo .n a. 5, a. 60 ~" too-
,,t, g., Zee "a ~ ~ ~, ~ -. ~ i 1913
n ,a,, i Co.. eeo 40 Iu9 w "Icu t t9oo
oto f2r Ss 90 y I 1I i i9q9
100 s so, ''''''' g LUZ 'i al 0n l. I'I0
e.il n1,o .0 ta.n;i,.. t IT. ,4....,.
nge 49, lnt l'i lug interest f a.. lLIe rue
barotf ,g, ~, "I''uyu Iio'u o"'s
,, ,-'' ll'',, es1 P'1"oIe .,
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! T|TU
JAMES D. COTTON,
Administrator.
Notice to Contractors.

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County,
The Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors is
hereby instructed to advertise for sealed
propo ais tor repairing the Court House
Roof cOrding to plans and specifications
prepared by S, NJ, Thomas and now on file
in the otlice of the said Clerk of the Board
In accordance with the above advertise.
meut Will receive bids for the work us
per plans and Specifications until Tuesday
August 6, 1906 at 10 o'clock a. M, at my
office in Macon, Mississippi.
Witness my hand and official seal this
July 18th, 1906.
TT, DORROH, Clerk.
By |. l.. DORROH, d. q.
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Mafice 10 Cnnirartnrs

The State Of Mississippi. Noxubes County.
The Clerk Of this Board is hereby d..
reeted to advertise for sealed proposals for
the erection Of 4 bridge across the Slough
in Woodwards Greek Swamp on ths Shu.
qualak and Fairfield Road
In accordance With the above will re-
ceiye bids at the once OF the ChancerV
Clerk until 10 O'Clock a. m, on Monday the
9th day OF August, A. D., 1905
Witness my hand and seal this July 9Th,
1906.
Il. r. DoRRoH, Clerk.
BY |, L, DoRRoH, D. G.
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Coming

The man from Kahn will be with
Patty Bros, Macon Miss Monday,
July 10th. At which time you can
place your order for new Suit or Over
coat Our travelling statesmen thorough
ly understand every branch Of tailoring
they can advise you and take YOUR
measure accurately, We guarantee to
fit you perfectly Your order will be
appreciated by PATTY BROS.
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said Kelly. Pope & Rather. are kept 10
good and proper state Of repairs free
from cracks and breaks for period OF
five years from this date at the expense
Of the said Kelly, Pope & Rather. Said
bond to further provide in event Of their
failure to carry out its provisions, and
the city is enforced to bring suit. II
the city shall be successful, in that
event, the said Kelly, Pope Il Rather
and their bondsmen are to pay the city's
reasonable attorney fees
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained that
the occasion being urgent that this or.
dinance shall take effect and be 10 force
from and after its passage.
"Approysd this the 9th day Of Dec.
1905 j. o. FAsER,
Attest: II, L. J, BARNES, Mayor.
Clerk,
Minute Book Il. page So
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Owing to the condition of my health
and a desire to leave Macon for awhile
l will sell my stock of Groceries at a
reasonable discount l;3 spot cash the
balance in two approved notes sixty and
ninety days with interest at 10 per
cent per annum This offer holds uu-
til September 1st, 1906: Purchaser to
have refusal of tine store house | occupy
at a reasonable rent,
w. O. BARNES, SIR.
July 10, 1906, Macon, Miss.
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Modest Claims Often Carry the Most Convictions

When Maxim, the famous gun inven-
tor, placed his gun before committee
of judges, he stated its carrying power
to he much below what he felt sure the
gaa would accomplish. The result Of
tuc trial was therefore a great surprise
instead of disappointment, 1t is the
same with the manufacturers of c am.
berlWn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, They do not publicly boast
of all his remedy will accomplish, bul
prefer to let the users make the state
meuts. What they do claim, is that
il VIII positively cure diayrhoe1, dyson.
terry, pains IN the stomach AID bowels
aud has never been known total. FoI
sale by Ed, NJ Muophcr.
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II. Il Chsmbljss, cashier Cf the BaDl
of Union, Union, Miss, came to Macor
this week to visit Mrs. Chamb!iss and
his new-alrived son.
Mr.. S, 0 Freeman, who has been al
the Soldiers lloma at Beauyoir for sey.
eral months past, has been visiting rel
atves AID friends in the county.
Mr.. A. /. Terry, hucman for the
Cumberland Telephone Goa at thi.
place, went to hi' home in Columba.
last Saturday ca account OF illness.
Mrs. sallie Murphey and son. Artic,
Messrs Sarah Kinnairdof Danyille, KY
Mamie Martin, of Birmingham visited
the family Of H. f. Martin this week
Mr.. George Gilmore Of the Lynn
Creek neighborhood was in the city
Monday. lie reports the crops in his
neighborhood as exceptionally cool,
Messrs. w. A. Pate and w. N Hill
Of Cooksvillc, we're in the city Yesterday.
They report abundant but not too
much rain in their neiphborhood, and
the crops of GOOD as could be exDected.
Mrs. Margaret Boyd will visit her
brother in Columbus during the ab-
sence of Capt. and Mrs. T.. b. Boyd, the
former at the encampment at Galfport,
and the latter at Biloxi.
Nr Co,r,o n p,s.ou of 1f,,ho1,
vile naescd tbrorcb Macon Thursday
ON his wav to ,ncct;rr of fine To,,bar-
hoe nresbyiorv which mot Of UootI,u,,
near Columbus on Friday.
Mr.. win Cbegtbao, If Prairie Point
was in town Friday He saws he noyc-
seen q better cotton cron than ;s now
urowino.tbe corn cron &c GOOD bnt that
no has soon bettor
Mn, c,u r
r.,',.,, ,,.', -, o ,, ,,', "''' r w.
latter Nol.on stevars AlHa Swan,
and . nDmber Of otbors .-o On comn
nrnt and tis ,inu avnedifion on the Rio
hoe
wv
,r $50 ~ "e"' 'io''' w.
40 49, 49, Wv '''' ,,l. Ts 'O'
" ~" '0'' - no 'o' " t'.'''" ""J5
lived y, what ;s l,,own nc tbo old Jor.
40, n1aco o,d +bo horea. ub;ob
was h,;1t ,oro hefore tho war w,s con
sidored one Of the finest nIac.s in south.
eost Nov,,hoe
= I'o',, "'O 'l0i,"' ~, LeS,,' ii0'''' y
>''',, - 0''' 81. ''''N NJ "'"se "
" y vi l'0ly ''''' "e'N 'S '"1 'C '', ~"
80 - =, F''1 ,''0 0''''''' "
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while rttmnirg from the Gran
Army Encampmenta ut Washington City
comrade from Elgin. Ill.,. was t8han
with cholera morous and was in crit
jcal condition, saws Mr.. j, E. Houngh-
land, of Eldcn Iowa II gave him
Chamberlain Collie Cholera aud Diar-
hoea emedy and believe saved his lite.
| have been engaged for ten years in
immigration work and conducted many
aties to the south ana west | always
carry this remedy and have used it sue
cessully on many occasions Sold by
Ed. NJ. NurpheY.
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No one can reasonably hope for good
digestion when the bowels are consd-
pated MIR, Chas. Baldwin Of Edwards.
vile, H., says, 81 suffered from cronic
constipation and Stomache troubles fol-
several years, but thanks to Chamber,
lains Stomlch and Liver Tablets am
almost cured " Why not get pack
age of these tablets and get we'll and
stay weIl' Price 25 cents, For sale by
Ed NJ. Murphy.
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

County School Board met in annual
session all members present. After
considering all petitions, it was thought
best to defer action on all until call
meeting to oe held July 30th except the
petition OF John Conn ct al. for a new
school district to be established at EXs
Prairie which was granted petition
OF Taylor Jones ct al for removal. Of
Pine lucky school from its Il. ss..,-s1s'y-
cation to a place one mile south Nastr-
dered published In order that all pa
irons interest d Imght be present. Kat
next meeting of board 4
J. Il. JACKSON
. K SPARKMAN, Co Supt' Ed,
CpCits =
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KILLED BY MAKE BITE.


On Thursday evening last while mud
dying atreek on his fathers place, (the
E. F, Anderson place)three miles south.
east of MashulayilJe, on the Macon aud
Fcan Springs road, John Otis, the nine
year old son of Mr.. J 4. Otis, was Bit
ten by a moccasiu snake, and after lin
gering in great pain, died at9 O'Clock
ON Sunday morning, TDe remains Of
the unfortunate lad were buried at the
graveyard at Mashulayille on Sunday
evening, Rev. Mr.. Hale, pastor of the
Presbyterian church al Mashulayille,
conducted the services.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The Estate J Chancery Court
No 2S0i. of }of Noxubee Co.,
JnO. B, ColtOn.Jr., decd ! Miss.
Letters of administration having been
granted to the Undersigned as administra.
tor OF said estate by the clerk OF said
court, on July 10th. 1906. notice 10 hereby
given requiring all persons having claims
against said estate to have the same pro-
bated and registered by said clerk within
one year from this date, 10 default Of which
said claims will be barred.
This July IA, 1906.
JAMES D, COTTON,
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The Macon Beacon
Local and Personal.

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Il MI. cy,, Ill
s ,s,,'' Oole"''''l IS visiting ''''nu'
y Nm. ..,
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y D. w. "i'Ner'on q IoSealoos'
INT Guy
ss Mildred Minor has returned
n a WISH to otarkWlle'
lss Bessie Washington has returned
|Fest Point.
rs John Carr has returned home
"A GuIiport
H. Nell Bailey ot,Celumbus is the
II Of her aunt, Mrs. Helm.
d. win Allen entertained the Whist
hb last Tuesday afternoon.
Ars W b. PATTY entertained the
@k Club Wednesday afternoon,
Nv Mr. Thames oood,otinc q 60.
n Of meetings at Concord church.
I'm Smith potor,on % pro,,.s,,,,,
y In tfe cifv uorJ,, ~ I,.ino..
A sses c,r,,;,o r,,.,,,,,;., a.,1 ,,,;a,
ons I'm q,l,..ta,,f =. Ch;a.,,a
p
'0N9 o"' "eS' Vi No'oo' Aid
'.' TITS uncle ar " w. Barnes
''t'i"i uays ''''s week.
l W. Cockrell ana family have
this week.
~, 10 Dorron ana her daughter
H., ,,' o'' spending a while at Lau-
N, 'I'''gS'
'y' OockfeLl and Lizzie Patty
N"udeTdale Springs.
Is Fanny Brewer has been in Col
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0RDllANCE NO. rs 1906.
Az Ordnance Authorizing the Mayer 10 Execute
the Notes Of the City,
FIRST WEEK

Whereas it appears to the Mayor md
Board of Aldermen of the City OF Ma
Jgu, Mise, chat certain -idewaik, have
been laid on the eoS' -tl',C J Fl SON
stret, haNls teen herct ffc eca-
domnai b U.s. rit sd vu- = ; up
said Mayor a.d b ard Of 4 lr2.n, al
ter petitions were flied 5y ia .owpers Of
pfoperties upon which lii walks u1rt
Yea and lay alongside, had filed their
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Luther Manship.

Luther Manship will lecture at New
Bethel church near CIiftonville on the
goth of July. Doors opened 1870, lee
tue begins $50. Tickets on sale at
Murphey Drug Store and Book Store.