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lnouRL1ra THE cone JOttIngs.

Allie V. Hudson, who has been
business in Atlanta for some months
home for a summer vacation, Her
any friends we're delighted to see her
again
Miss Eppis Morgan IS at home for the
SKINNER. She taught in Missouri last
session. and judging from her fine ap-
psaranes. he more northernly climate
agreed with her. She will return an
other year.
Miss Come Allen. who has been VS.
, iting Mrs. Annie Wootten, has returned
to Birmingham,
Their respective schools having closed
Nessrs. Sam Tate, and Wallace Mcleod,
Misses Alice Cook ard Willie Hopkins
are rejoicing thu hssrts Of their parents
BY being once more members Of the
home circle,
ME-. H. Smyth and Mrs. Leo Tyn-
dali have been to jackson to attend the
Hamilton Cavett marriage,
Nm. Taylor Freeman has recently
made a visit to relatives in Starkvilt.
Miss Erin Hearon. on her way home
from thu l. l. & C, stopped over for
some days with her sister Ms James
Madison.
Mrs. Lovsry Love while attending
the A. & n. commencement Vss the
quest of her cousin, Mrs. Hardy
Mrs. H. H. ShuT, Miss Hattie Hail
and Glover wilkins were in West Point
Wednesday, guests at tn, Grsenvel-
Miller marriage and reception. Sever.
al others we're to have gone but cir
cumstances prevented.
Mrs. Annie Wootten and little
Corinns left this week for a long stay in
Chickasha, with Mr.. R, X, Wootsen''
amily.
The materials for the building Of Mr.
Sam Cunningham's house on Oliver
street. are rapidly being pnt on thu
ground. We suppose he expects tc
occppy it by September lst
Mr.. Will Mcleod has purchased one
of Mrs. W. D. Dotherow's houses or
the west side of the railroad and will
NOV. into it September LIST.
JamssJ. Wootten and wife have gone
to Cuba. Ala, where they will max,
their home for sometime,
Mrs. Annie Long Crutcher and son o
Nashville are rusticSting at the country
home OF Mrs, H. H. Shull.
Rev. Mr. Pope and wife are enjoying
the company of their relatives, Rev. Mfr
Bilbro and lady of Livington, Ala Mr.
Bilbro is conducting the interesting
meeting which is 10 progress at til,
Methodist church.
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1t may be surprise to many to learn
that severe cold can be completely
broken up in one or two days ,time.
The first symptoms Of a cold are a dry.
loud cough, profnse watcrydischarge
from the nose, and thin. white coating
on the tongue When Chamberlain S
cough remedy is taken every hour on
the first appearance of these symptoms,
it counteracts the effect Of the cold and
restores the system to a healthy condi-
ton within day or two For sale by
Ed NJ, Mmphey.
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$1,000 REWARD

The above reward will VePs IA
formation leading to the 10, ,y,
horse strayed or stolen iro''' nd
on the night of April 29tn' .,.,iy
ed he was stolen. His deSe''f &.
lows: Brown horse abou' ,,.,
short coupled, slightly suT y ,art
a right angle branded low :, ~ N
hip; right front foot and ls'; !, h
white has Canadian bloou ,,,,
unusually large feet Tor h'' . :.
around legs have been rc''' ID
Up to the knees; both eye. 7. Il
right eye has white spot ~" h
leg has rope burn betwe, !, a..
ankle. The horse is rounu y
Communicate with Mac : :
Works. H. L J. Barnes OF y I'D
Ter, sheriff, all Of Macon MISC
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gent service to the living, with a
most gracious heart and a ready
and willing hand, p.
Notice 10 Coniracinra.

II Is ordered that the Clerk OF this Board
he and he 10 hereby directed and ordered
to NdN ertiSc Tor sealed proposals for the
erection Of two trcstlcs on the leyer on the
Macon and Louisville road according Ia
plans and specification now on file and alsC
for Ssuled proposals o build bridge across
Pumkin Greek on'the Macon and Col'lm
bus road near w. Z. Snnwden's according
To plans and specifications.
Prtsl rctiye bidders will take notice that
The successful lld,ler will he required Il
enter into bond with two sureties for the
faithful performance Of contract. BIDS re
coiyet until 10 O'clock II. m. July 3rd 1906,
by order Of the Board. This june :, 1906
u. 7. DORROH. Clerk.
BY |, L. DoRKOH &c,
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represent ten leading Fire Insurance
Csmpanies--slx incurred lsssas ranging
from s200. 10000 to s6oo. 900, 90 in
thsrsesAt disaster ofSAn Fssneisco. The
Commercial Unien and Palatlas Com.
paniss the oaly two forsiEs conpssiss ]
reprsssat, have u 900. 900 In transit 10
pay their losses % as to keep iatact the
reserves In the Unitsd State. TAs
Springfield. National, DeieHars ana
Cencsrdia have their agsats on the
Erounn and are paying their isssss q
sdiustmoAts can DO made. The fsui
above named eompAsiss have isss Of, I.
900, 900 In THE great dleastsr. TIE r.,
serve OF the four oonpApies, viii ast b
reduced below a. average sf el ,o00, COO
each AFTER having paid ell .issas. Il
you want good saA iAsusssut AXIS -
7. J.Ev1NB.
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For more than twenty years Mr. J. B.
Massey, of 1922 Clinton st. Minneapolis,
Mimi. was tortured by sciatica, The
pain and suffering which he endured
during this time is .levond comprehen
sion Fothink save him anyn perma-
nent relief until he' used Chamberlain 4
Pain balm. One application of that
lipimept relieved the pam and made
sleep'asd restSpossibe,' and ,esgthan one
botte tss effected appointment cure,
If troubled with sciatica or rheumatism
why not try 4. % cent bottle of Pain
Balm and sre for yonr,elf how quick Y
It relieves to pain. For sale by Ed
NJ. M1tpbey.
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SOUND ARGUMENT.

He said he always pAtronized hon,
psoply fret sndssoathern people next,
because he knew them better. and
could reach them quicker, He know.
there are just SIS good and stronger com.
pauies that lis companies with create,
capital In the north. And he Away,
felt safe in iHsurisR IL The Mississippi
Home Insurance Company because b,
had never experienced any trouble with
1t. and II he should have . diiisfene,
with it. lhs could get at the eompAu,
promptly.
E v. Yates 10 the Macon Agent.
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J. F. SHELTON, Agent, Macon, Miss
WANTED,
IS ON NATURE.

Gentleman or lady with good ref
renoe, to travel by rail or with a
rig, for firm of 25O,OOO.OO CAPT
tai. Salary $l,O72.OO per year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and
expenses advanced. Address, with
stamp. Jos, A, Alexander,
Macon, Miss.
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Notice 10 Cctr.etor,.

The CLERK OF this Board Ia hereby 1i.
reet.l TO advertise forsealed proposals for
building county jail Tor Noxubee count,
Mts.issIppi. Bids for said work win be re.
ceiysd At the office Of the said Clerk until
Tuesday July Bird 1906 at O'Clock p. NJ.
Said bids are to be based ON plans and
specifications furnished by W. s., Hui
Architect. Jackson, Mississippi. and now
IN lille In the office of The Clerk of said
Board, The, Board OF Supervisors reserves
the'rlght to reject any and alGbids, A Ger.
tilted, check Tor S500.will( be rsqulredSto ne.
company each bid TO insure tile good faith
Of the bidaer, sand I'M the event OF the nc.
ceptance OF any bid, said check will be
held as Iguafantee, that bidder will enter
bond ndcontrnct within ten tl0) days from
said letting for the faithful performance Of
saies Contract For information concern.
Ing p ans, specifications. etc., address w
s. Hull. Architect, jackson, Mississippi, Of
The undersigned Clerk at Macon, Missis
sippi. -.
u. 4. DoRRoH, Clerk.
BY |. l.. DoRRoH, ID. Z,
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Notice.

have voluntarily severed my
connection with the Imperial Cot
ton OH Co. to take a better posi-
ton with the Independent Oil and
Fertilizer Works, of Columbus.
Miss, June LIST. l will still buy
in Brooksville, Miss, and thank
ing my friends and patrons for
past favors and soliciting their lu
ture patronage. Il remain,
= BEN. NJ. BoGGEsS.
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nm Fails. the Moneys your

Thousands Of boxes Of l,U
are beng sold by the S3 on rs,g
gifts daily, for the simplu ant
people are rapidly finding Gs.b I'M
is the best care for any nt aOvI
ever discovered. The iir" mi M
relieve-one box POSITIVELY D
to cure any case
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II you knew the value Of Cbambe

II you knew the value of Chamber
lain Sslye you would never wish to be
withoutit. Here are some Of the dis-
eases for which 1t is especially valuable;
sore nipples, chapped hapds, burns,
frost bitee, chilblaihs. chronic. sore eyes,
itching piles, letter, salt rhenm and
eczema. Price 25 cents per box, For
ale by Ed M. Murphey,
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Old arket, New PrOprl'''

have bought from Mr. NJ a |,
his market in this city ana W" :.
hand at all times fresh meas 4
in season. Mr.. Tyre Brace ~,
nue as manager. A SNARE
lies patronage is solicited ,rD,,
RAYMOND INi'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

A psesssbssl. sAssaisiss bstsssA Sso
ssd 10 Esd i've issHissA stesuH,s ssstia
70. q. hsli, sss for W. AN Ne ether ~
so.us, wee lsss ~ n. 0. q. vsnllasAt
Thursday evening bstsSsa the 4, q 4,
Bssk sad the ball grounds. A rswAsd Of
eio will 30 paid fer the return 81 .As
sssastbsst o. ssy iafsrnatiss leading u
ito rsesssry. y
wssssrss V rspert Ne illnsss, With n.
pAsid fever. Of hiss Louiis wyatt. she Il
t the hsna Of ~. Weed Csehf Oh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

II yon had oil the wealth OF Rookie.
lellsr' the Standard OIL mAsnste, yei
could not bay 3 better msdicins fAI
CowN complaints than Chamberlain 4
Uolic Cholera and DiarrhoM Ensly
Inc most emiasnt physician snlaet prs
scribe . better prspsration ~ sells nd
1srfneea. both for eAildssa end Adults
IAe uniiorm succeas q THE r&medy -
SHOWN u 70 DO aapersf 10 all efksss. n
reTcl y.'i,. -. Vase Esdasss viz "a.
tor and swsstsnsd, 4 pissssrt = ~
Every family shcaM Be sapplsd vftl
t. Sold b, Ed. Nusrphsy.
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Mheye Othera Failed.

Each spring for five or six years
broke out with u kind ct eczema which
nothing seemed 10 relieve permently.
Finally I tried a box 81 Hunn's Cure,
which promptly cured me. Two years
have passesdby but the trouble has no.
returned, MRS KATE HOWARD,
Little Rock, Ark
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

AAn itching trouble is not necessarily
dangerous one, but certainly most
dlSagreeable affection No matter the
name. II you itch-it cures you. Hunts
Cure Is Ut" Absolutely guaranteed
10 cure any form Of itching known.
First application relieves,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

IL your stomach troubles you do no,
conclude that there isno cure, for q
great many have been permanently
cured by Chamberlaini Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Try them. they are Ger.
tain to prove beneficial. They only cos,
vuyrtsr. Told BY Ed. NJ, Murphsv.
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NOTICE.

A man teacher is wanted at Lynn
Creek The trustees are r. ] Cade, w.
B. Butler and ]. c. Archer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

II Ia ordered that the Clerk be directed
to advertise for bids for work to be done
on the hill known as Fancher's Hill neal
Plum creek bridge according to plans ant
specifications furnisned by S. NJ. Thomas
Bids will be received until 10 O'Clock July
3rd. BY order ofihp Board.
u. T. noRKOH, Clerk
- by /. l.. DORROH,D, C.
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QUESTIONABLE POLITICS.

Chancellor R. B. Fulton.s who lor
fourteen years has worked Industrious
" for the University of Mississippi and
who has been the instrument through
which that institution takes ranks with
the best in the land rendered his resiS-
nation to the Board of Trustees last Sat
urday morning and the same was &C
eepted to take effect when his success
sor is elected and installed,
Chancellor Fulton. learning that there
was some dissatisfaction to him by Gov
ernor Vardaman and several Of his new
appointeeG, was forced to persus this
course. which certainly does not reject
any credit upon those who are making
the fight against him for political rsa-
sons. 1t happens, it is said, that Chan
cellor Fulton is relative Of John Sharp
Williams who will oppose the Governor
for United States Senator, and it is be-
lieved BY many, and talked freely, that
this was the source from whence came
the dissatisfaction. Be that however,
as it may. there is one thing very surs,
TO EVERY FAIR THINKING MIND.
aman who has given fourteen on his
best years TO intelligent and diliGsnt
work for the University is entitled TO-,
at least, respectable eonsidsfation-pol-
tics or no polinics-and We repeat that
the action taken by the board dor
not reflect any credit upon it as whole
or upon the individual members who
sought to make a change. The writer Of
this, j. T, SENTER, is a member OF the
board and condemns in instituted LAM
guage the action Of thu majority.
Since returning home we have been
informed ON vEaY RELIABLE AUTHoRl.
1Y that the student body was almost
unanimous in petition to the Board
uot to accept the Chancellor's reSignA-
ton and when this petition was handed
to the Governor with the request that
he have it read in the meeting he was
insulting in his remarks to the young
men competing the committee and
among other things said: Take that
Damn thing out Of here We don't to see
it,"
The Governor does not seem to need
any information or want any advice
about things in general and those who
dare to offer any suggestion or differ
with him on any thing usually receives
the cold shoulder. Columbus CONNER
Cial
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For the Blue,

If you are blue, detected, and feel like
the world has it in for you," the
chances ale your liver is taking a few
days off Put it to work by using Sim
mons Liver Purifier (tin be xes); its the
best regu ator of them all.
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No Others,

II isa class io itself 1t has no rivals.
1t cures wbre otlers merely relieve
For aches, pa ms, stiff o,nts, cuts, burns.
bites, etc, 1t Is the a ick4st and street
remedy ever devised We mean Hunts
Lightning OH H
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LOST.

A. d. X, Il. fraternity pin. with name
w. A. Blair on one side and OF on re-
verse side. Reward will be paid if re-
turned to W. M. Jones.
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B. M. Boggsss IS not an agent OF the
Imperial Gotten Oil Co.. OF Brooksville.
will have q local agent In Brsoksvills
and the pablo will be duly notified % t.
HE location, W. 7. COMMON,
ManArar
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OBILE & OHIO and FRISCO R. R.
BY Special Train
Monday, June 18th, 'O6

Trains will leave MoridiQn AT S'OO a,
m. arriving in Memphis 1880 p. m, Re-
turning, will leave Memphis ! 80 p IN
june 10Th. For tickets and further
particulars, apply to Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Agents,
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nave TOT sale 10 head OK red Dur.
asm cattle, 3 bulls and "a cows and
heifers. Write,, or apply to W. H
Smith, bFasslis. Min.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

Sugar Glen Molasses rs cents per
gallon at Macon Mercantile COMPANY
Elect FloNr, the very best Try it.
Chas Hardin.
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am now connected with the Missis-
sippi Cotton Oil Co Meridian, and will
pay at all times the highest market
price forseed, See me before selling,
.t. w. +. PATTY
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sldls
FULTON TTRRFD DOWN.

FromElh ne Cleron-LtoRer'
AS will be seen by special from Ok
ford, Vardaman's Board Of Trustees foi
the State University has dspossd Chan
cellor Fulton. While the Clarion-LedE
er understood there were men on tn
board who had threatened to have IN,
ehancellor's scalp, because of gfiev
ances, real or imaginary. it was not
prepared to believe that this Board
thirteen whom we're appointed by Var
daman, would turn Chancellor Fultor
down in view Of resolution il adopted
April the 3fd, as follows;
Resolved, That the Board of Trus
tees extends to Chancellor R. B. Fultor
its entire confidence and unhesitatinElJ
pronounces him to be sminently worth,
Of ths exalted position which he hold
in the University Of Mississippi"
1t would seem that politics have VOL
at the University. and that the bes
Chancellor the institution has had 70
many years has been turned down 4
satisfy the demands OF those who havt
personal or political grievance to set
a..
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eatErSsy,gaHs' 1885

ezi ,tauarieS cVsr rs INES m length
u,M Re e5arSee for at the rate Of cents
PEI Inc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

,HNn4leyt CreAA,
We viii deliver HoAdisy's Cream
sHyvAsFs IN tie city d any tins In any
quantity. Pleas Ne. los. q :
t aoeGRss a MURPHEY.
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ICE NOTICE!

WE will deliver ice in any quantity lr'''' 'N
pounds up, at one-haIf cent per pound III TIC
morning. but we cannot deliver less than loo IDS "
afternoon.
We will ask the good people of rlacOn to help Us
make prompt deliveries by being ready with the CASH
or COUPONS when the wagon calls, as we cant cover
+he same street twice If extra ice is wanted please
tell the man before he leaves the wagon WE Sell
STpICTIY FOR CASH so don't think hard if you
are refused credit.
PeopIe from the country can get ice from the wag'
on. I'D town or at the factory at any time day OF
NIGHT Respectfully,
ARCTIC ICE & COAL CO.,
Der H. D. JENKINS, Supt.
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