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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-27
"The Isle of Spice, Nice.


There is a flavor Of wit. wealth.
beauty and song in ''The Isle Of
Spice,'' that piquant musical mixture
presented at the Grand last night by
B. c. Whitney.
and it took.
To begin with. The Isle Of Spice
is located in the midst Of group OF
musical comedy principalities and the
rulers all come from the same comlcal
stock. 1t is within hailing. distance
Of 1.-The Isle Of Champagne. . while
Bombopka, the king cf 1.-The Isle Ct
Spice" is a near and dear relative
cf ''The Ameer' and 1.-The Sultan
Of Sulu.
According to geography and the
family tree the musical melange
starts on the road to success with a
favorable handicap and driven by
Whitney, wins in a gallop.
1.-The Isle: Of spiee'' is one Of
those delightfully."- trepicky musical
shows where the oriental stage set
tincs gives a languor which on cold
NIGHT makes one sigh for the sights
in the south seas.
MI. Whitney, one Of the best pro-
ducers on the road. has recognized
that he has a treasure isl'. in }'ls i''o-
duction and has given it a sumptuous
stage setting which intensities the
good work of his trio Of comedians
and enhances the value Of his excel
lent chorus. :.
AMI speaking OF the chorus, that
we'll trained organization was led by
ona who was styled on the program as
Young Cupid, but who draws a salary
as Juanita Hooper. Just about as big
as a minute, this little lady led the
chorus work with an animation which
despite the fact the calcium light did
not always shine upon her, she vas
the observed Of all observers,
Dainty, graceful, with long eurss
(real ones, so the press: agent says
she caught the bald head = .ro#. and
soon had them .entangled in her tress-
&c and fascinated with her smile.
She is a romp. :.
In the finale to the first act she
posed as Young Cupid sitting IN a
swinging star and.she shot shaft OF
laughter which set the whole house IN
q happy humor. -.
She is bound to be a permanent
star, later. .~--...
.-~And as. the leader was pretty and
petite, SO was the large chorus she
led. The girls knew how to sing and
dance. Whitney had furnished them
with bright new costumes and they
made the play success.
In Sam Mylie as Bombopka, KING OF
the isle. Herbert Cawthorn Ia coming
successor to Joe), as Micky O'Grady'
and Harry Watson as Slusby Mack
inaw, there are cornered: a trio OF
mirth provokers that kept the large
audience laughing until they SAID
goodbye.
"The Goo Goo Man." as sung by
My}ie, with a chorus led by Young
Cupid, was forced to sing elght en-
cores. This was the best number sung.
In the second act Cawthorn, Wat
:ou. Matte Martz and May SWEENEY
.?:?y "How Can You Tell Till Iou
Try" with such success that they al
nest sang Railways.
The show is as light and frothy as
ca foam. 1t has plenty OF lights
laughter and looks to satisfy the most
exacting.
To miss it will be to mss having 2
| good look at Young Cupid.
Ernest Dallis.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-27

problem is to- be the paramount Issue
Of ti1e State ca1npaisn,' he replied: !:
especially at this time when South
Carolina is forging ahead IN all mat
ters commercial aud industrial. There
are many things. which the people
should consider in electi1g thier Of
ficers besides this one. However, in
1892 I voted for the dispensary and
| I have been frfm that time and am
now in favor Of the dispensary sys-
tenn. That is, i am in favor Of the
.re;zeal # the Brice law. am IN
fav.r Fl the diSpen$ary system for
the: handling Of the, vhiskey question,
as-I believe it to be the best solution.
[ think it tt:o large 4 question to be
made local issue: 1T is.a State issue,
and should he, decided by the whole
people of the State il primary efee-
tica. havc always opposed submit
ting it in q general election, because
that would allow a class Ct people to
vote #ho should not be permitted to
settle questions between the white
Democrats
/ "A-e 7ou n 1avrF cj' the State
7ispeaSarys'
~ an. becarse 7 believ-e it is the
best way to manage the business.
| If. as some charge, it is corrupt, ho"
much more room would there be for
CORRUPTION if there we're Il. purcl'as-
ing powers instead Of one: In other
| words. I an in favor Of the State
| dispenSars management and the re-
peal Of the Brice law
Mr.. Blease was asked what he
| would do with the counties which
have already voted out the dlspen-
sary under the Brice law.
''If the people of the state vote
! in favor Of state management and
the repeal of the Br'ee law. - was ms
reply, " the general assembly would
then pass such laws as would permit
the establishment Of dispensarles IN
all counties where there are none or
forbid the establishment Of dlspen-
saries in such counties, upon certain
conditions, and if these counties
which have voted out the dlspensary
were to comply with these provisions:
then dispensaries would be re-estao-
lished therein. In 1902, when [ was
a candidate for lieutenant governor,
told the people all over the state
that the whiskey question was not set
tied. although some candidates pro
claimed from the stump in loud tones
that it had been settled and that
the people we're satisfied. | knew
then that it was not true and that the
campaign then being managed in the
form that it was was only to blind
the dispensary people. 1t has come
out as I predicted. The fight hae
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Will Be Held In Pelzer, April 1912.


in the Presbyterian church. at Pelzer.
s. e.. has been received:
First session-TueSdav evening.
April 10:
7:45 p. m.-Son= service.
50. m.-AddreSS. President. the
Rev. w. b. Oliver, Florence, S. c.
$3.50 p. m.-''The Department Of
Teacher Training.' ". G.. Pearce,
Chicago, Illinois, international teach
er training secretary.
9:30 p. m.-Enrollmeut Of dele
gates. Announcement of committees
and business. Adjournment.
Second session-Wednesday morn
inc. April IL:
8 Il. m.-"Quiet Half Hour, con-
rjuetcd by the Rev. +. W. Gregg, Pei
zer, S. C..
0:3o a. m.-Report Of nominating
committee and election Of officers.
10 a. m.-Reports Of officers: l. The
statistical secretary, J. Adger
Smythe. Jr., Pelzer, S. c. ?. The
treasurer, the Rev. ". |. Herbert, Co.
lumbia, S. c. 9. Superintendent of
primary department, Mrs. NJ. A. Car
liSle, Newberly, S. {. 4. Teacher
training secretary. e. l.. Hughes,
Greenyille. S. G.. 5.Hcme department
secretary. 6. The executive commit
tee. William f. Pelham, chairman.
II q. m.-AdlresS by W. c. Pearce,
Chicago, Illinois. Subject: cap
proved Norkmen: How Secured.'~
- M.-Round table, modern Sun-
day schoo! methods.
1890 p. m.-Adjournment.
Third session-W ednesday after
noon, April II:
2:30-2:45 p. m.-Sons service:
2:455-3 As p. m.-Superintendent's s
conference. Leafer. y. c. Peance,
Chicago. Ilhois.
3:45-f:30. p. m.-"Temperance
Work in the Twentieth Century Sun
3av school, c.. e.. Featherstone, Ian
rens, S. c.
1905 p. m.-Round table talks.
) p. m.-Reception to the delegates
bv the brotherhood of Andfew and
Philip, Pelzer Presbyterian Chapter,
No. 2S9.
Fourth sesSion-Wednesday even
ing, April IL:
7:45p. m.-Scng service.
8 D. m.-Address, "The New Day
Dawnine for Our Bible Schools; A
Report Of the Toronto Convention"
tie Rev. ". E. Wilkins, Columbia, S.
9 p. n.-"My impressions Of the
Toronto Convention,' the Rev. Jas.
Fl. ThornwelI, D. D., Fort Mill, S. c.
Fifth session-Thursday, April II:
$3.50 a. n.-'sQuiet Half Hour, -
the Rev:*G. E. Edwards, Pelzer, s.. G..
9:3o+1o:3o' a. Primary meth
DDS: /. Cradle roll, Miss Grace ":
Vandiver, Spartanburg, sc. 2. The
beginners or "Kindergarten Meth
DDS in Sunday school Work. Miss
Kitty T-:>Perrin, Greenville, S. c. 3:
Primary department, work, Mrs. "a. A.
Carlisle, NeTberry, S. c.
ln:3o-11 a. m.-Discussion.
II a. m.-12 M.-Reverence IN. the
Sunday school, ". C. Pearce, Chicago,
Illinois. =. -
IL NJ. to y 80 2. m.-Round table.
1890 p. m.-Adjournment.
Sixth session-Thursday, April ~:
2 D. Conference. on home de-
oartment work.
3-4 D. m.-The relation Of the Sum-
1ay school to the college, the Rev. H.
VI. Poteat. D. D., president 'Furman
University, Greenville,. S. c..
4 p. m.-Closing words. Adjourn
ment.
Executive Committee.
William F. Pelham, chairman, New
Gerry, S. c.
The Rev. T. Fl. Law, D. D., Spar
anhurg, S. c.
Or. T. c.. Jones, Newbcrry, S. c.
The Rev. Melton Clark. Florence.
&C.
S. b Ezcjl. Spai1anburg, S. c.
Rev. X. =. Witsell, Columbia, S. {.
DR.. Wm. +. Pelham, chairman, New
Dr. Geo. :. Cromer, Newberry, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-27

A girl wouldn t know half 50 much
of the things she oughtn't to if her
mother didn't try to have her know
less.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
Dodson News Budget.
Correspondence

wallace rs III town, 4 guest oil william
Gus Keen is a guest of the Randalls
Tom Horton and Ben Harn are guests
at Coopers.
Mrs. Cooper has bought the Edwards
Gus Buyers has gone to Portales after
horses.
Billingsly has purchased the Ed Horton
homestead.
Tom Horton spent several days visiting
Iohn Briscoe.
The singing at Moore led by L.umpkins
was very good.
Miss Jenkins has filed on land east OF
the Medlin place.
Peggrim went to Cedar Rincon after the
rest of his cattle.
Jenna has made dougout residence and
will put in a large acreage of crops.
Claud Baker and Joe Creswell have
taken homesteads east of Dodson.
Messrs. Boatman and McGill, of Quay,
we're visitors at Dodson Sunday.
Filing on homestead entries and bron-
cho busting are all the go here lately.
Brown has made a large dugout on his
place and is preparing land for farming.
Misses Horton, Hern and Frolfer are
visiting the Gus Buyers family.
Ben Hern entertained a large audience
with his graphiphone at Gus Buyers.
The old fashioned candy pulling was a
very enjoyable event at Eslinger's.
The horses of L. Hunt got away and
ven to tn. plains, ate loco and died.
John Briscoe is preparing a large acreage
OF lands for crops; he made good crops
last year.
We have land here which paid the cult
vator s23 an acre last year in beans and
millet.
The Allen boys are very successful trap
pers, lately they caught a wild cat anc
eight wolves.
The candy breaking at Peggrim's was {
very enjoyable affair. Miss Myrtle is {
charming hostess.
A good literary was held Friday night a
the Dodson School House 4 splendid pro
gram was rendered.
Mrs. Yarder came in Sunday from the
plains to visit her sister, Mrs. Cooper, at tn,
Harry Edwards farm
Eslinger, who made such n success las
year as a truck farmer, will put in a large
market garden this year..
A good crowd gathered at the schoo
house for Sunday school and church Sun
day, there being SIS present.
Miss Clara Cooper and Joe Creswel
we're married this week. They have tn,
best wishes of the community.
Peggrim is breaking out sixty-five acres
more of sod lands which will be added t.
his present cultivated acreage.
Mrs. Randall has papered the two from
rooms of her residence and has one of thu
prcttiest homes in the community.
VI. w. JONES 10 ldiIilhS dilCddI' u say
Il made money enough last year to pa
my debts and nave a little bank roll left.
The spelling match Saturday night was
a good one. Mrs. Hughes, Myrtle Peg
grim and James Briscoe wore the laurels
Wallace, of Indian Territory, has bough
the Harris place for 5000. In the sal
we're included five horses and a COW. w
welcome the buyer to our neighborhood.
Murphy, of Ogal Flat, has sold butte
all winter off cactus and milo maize &c
COW feed. He burns the cactus thorns o
and says it then makes a very %nutritiv
Feed.
VIM. Capps has finished ii new bar
which he has filled with milo maize; ais
has built stock sheds and has sixteen acre
of land now ready for crops. He say
Il have peel here three years and hay
made good crops every year
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
New Millinery.
Our Hats are the Newest
Styles.
See Us for Fashionable
Millinery.
MISS EMMA JAHNS.

Flinchum, Of Moore, attended literary
here Friday night. We don't know whether
he came to the literary or to see the widow.
The debate was good, except the bachelor
side was not fully represented. Recita-
ions by Omiga Randall, Fife Hughes and
Iva Allen we're good. VIM. Caps
Grafton was listened to with interest. The
theme OF Bradley and Briscoe was 10 find
a plan to get rid of old bachelors. Roy
Peggrim was Demosthenian in his delivery
and would make a star Populist stump
speaker.
The poultry and swine industries are
apparently in a prosperous condition on
Charcoal. We notice at the Briscoe farm
quite a number of very fine Chester White
hogs, raised and fattened on New Mexico
grain. We also noticed a great many nice
looking chickens and turkeys. Both Mes
DANES Randall and Briscoe raised turkeys
for the Tucumcari market last year, and
they were successful in disposing of all they
had for sale. At the home of Mr.. Caps
we saw more hogs, chickens and turkeys.
Mr.. Capps said Il raised my own meat
and lard last year and have enough to last
me a year, raised on New Mexico pump
kins turnips and milo maize" At Peg
grim's we saw more good hogs. He said,
II gave $40 for that SOW and s2.5 o for
that pig, seven weeks old, New Mexico
sets her own price on such stock and every
thing else produced here" At Moore's
we saw more good hogs, up to the standard
of any country. Bradfeld has fine hogs,
chickens and turkeys. His hogs are grad
ed stock and held at $500 each. Talk
about famine in New Mexico; the tabled
honey pond and fritter tree are right
around close to the Bradfeld homestead.
H"unnicutt out of one half pound of seeded
ribbon cane raised quantity enough to
make IS gallons of syrup. G. Davis grew
June corn, f~rijoles, w|hippoorwill peas and
another pea something like our English
pea, and hooper with great success. A
hooper head measured 20 inches in length.
Mr.. Hughes put up 40 gallons of cucumber
pickles; Mr.. Caps put up 10 gallons; and
Gus Buyers put into his cellar some of the
finest water MELONS we have ever seen for
winter use, so you see what the farmers
are doing out here Buyers raised peanuts
with as good yields as the Georgia farmers.
The best pickles we have ever seen were
at the home of Mrs. Cooper. They were
New Mexico beets ground with a vegetable
chopper and then picked. Mr.. Briscoe
has grown successfully the Russian sun
flower, which he feeds to his chickens.
He has the best Kafir corn we have seen.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03

UBBER STAMPS and seals, manu-
featured by Ellis Bros, FL Paso.
~Leave orders at this Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
BrOOksviIIe JOttingS.

Several of our merchants are away
Mr.. T. ]. Hopkins being in Mobile ard
Mr.. E. C. Halbert of the Mercant lie Co.
in st. Louis,
Mr.. Forrest Allgood was with his
hore folks in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Miller of West Point
spent Sunday in town, the guest of Mrs
Miller's son. Mr. Percy Franklin
Mrs c. Y. Cosby, who has been in
Kaufman, Texas dnring the months OF
Jan, and Feb, is at Mrs. j. N, Me
Morries for a short visit. Her home, in
future will be Tupelo.
Rev. Mr.. Spincer who has served
the Deerbrook Baptist church for s.
many wears. has resigned We under
stand that he has accepted a call -
church in Wesson,
Rev. Mr.. Sibley was in Mayhem last
Sunday. He WI preach here Sunday
Mrs. L. H. Smyth and Miss Anrette
smyth spent Tuesday in Macon,
Messrs. Joe Lee and Tom Cockrell
were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Price were in Ma
con Tuesday.
Mr.. Deupree Patty of Macon was will
friends in town Wednesday night
The street fair is in full blast. 1t has
fallen upon muddy times
Rev. Mr. Zwinge is AT home aftel
quite an absence He is to fill the pull
pit OF the c. P. church next sunday
his regular day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Our Spring Opening will take place
Wednesday, March Dist We have
more pattern hats than we have even
displayed before. Milan, Neapolitan,
Leghocn, Tuscan and Chip shapes have
largely taken the place Of handmade
hats. These from the tailored depart
ments are beautiful and stylish Thu TT
are Pokes and Dutch bonnets for the to's
Chiffon and Cuban body hats FIR the
girls and shapes so varied that Every one
can be suited The publicsis cordially
invited to attend tHe opening.
Miss s. j. ROGER.
BroOksville, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Success of Macn Boy.

Mr.. Harry c Ferris, a Macon boy and
son of the late Mr.. w. f. Ferris, VIII G
about two years ago located in Decatur,
Alabama, was at the last annual fstock-
holders meeting of the Brock -Spright
Grocery Co. of Decatur, elected one Of
the directors of the company. As Mr..
Ferris is young man not yet of age,
and has won his promotion purely by
his own exertlon. the honor and conf
dence shown him are high testimony of
the success he has attained The BEA
CON is always pleased to record the
good fortune of the natives Of Macon,
aud especially in Il case such az this
where the promotion was earned and
honor so well deserved.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
NOTICE.

We beg to advise the public
that we have purchased the fire
insurance business of E. B. Boyd
and are prepared to write fire,
life and tornado insurance. Our
fire companies are among the
oldest and wealthest in the
world. Doing a strictly insur.
ance business any business in
trusted to us will secure careful
and prompt attention,
Trusting that we may receive q
generous share of the patronag,
of the public, we are
Very respectfully,
A. c. FAINT,
r. E. Y. YATES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Social Doings.

most highly enjoyed dance was
On Friday evening at the German
~ E.sRives was hostess of the
rs Card Club on Tuesday after
e Guests besides club members
us }. H, Williams. Mrs, N. II
IN, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. 7,
igler. The prize, a set lof ex
wine glasses, was won by Mrs
son. Mrs. Rives' menu varied
nlar salad and sweet courses be
welsh rarebit and delicious ho'
! l. F. Holberg entertained The
. S Club on Wednesday afternoon
81. Patricks Day Party. Every
~ the entertainment carried on
the pretty green decorations
8namrr OK score cards and the
Y two course refreshments witt
ZEN motif throughout we're al
I of the day. Mrs. j, E. Rive'
|nner of the first prize in the pro
n game played and Mrs. W. F
! put the consolation
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles and may be
cured by applying Chamberlans Pain
Balm two or three times day and rub
bling the parts vigorously at each APP
plication. If it does not afford relief
bind on piece of flannel slightly dam
pened with Pain Balm, and quick re
pei is almost sure to follow. For SALE
Ed M. Murphey.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

MIR. A. f. Goodrich, formerly of De-
Wallis Bluff, Ark has purchased the
City Bakery from Messrs. T. j. Locke &
Son, and will hereafter conduct the
business Mr. GoOrich is an expe-
rienced baker and will conduct the es-
tablishment in a first class manner. -
Columbus Dispatch,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
ACasb Offer.

THE BEACON has made special club
hing rate with the Memphis Weekly
Commercial Appeal by which we wi
furnish both papers for one wear, lht
Commercial Appeal Is one Of the larrges
and best papers in the South and W.
hope to receive many new subscriptions
on this offer. Sl,25 cash for both pi
ners,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
The Macon Beacon.
March, w. 1906.
Local and Personal.

Mrs. E, Tatum is here from Tusca-
Ioosa, Ala.
Mrs W. F. Scales has returned from
months visit to Mobile,
Miss Fannie Murphey. of Newton, is
visiting Mrs S. l. Murphey
Mrs. S. A. Scales is here from Column
bus at the home of Mr.. Scales.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Brown, of Me-
ridian, are guests or Mrs, D. E, Brown.
Miss Augusta Selleck is in New Or
leans for fortnght's visit to relatives.
MIR. Hal Holt who is travelling for a
ST. Louos shoe house. was in Macon this
week.
Miss Annette Smyth of Brooksville,
spent part of the week with Mrs. c. H.
Spessard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cohen of Rich
mond, Va, were the guests last week
of their uncle, Mr.. A. Klaus.
Miss Sue Reese, who has been visiting
relatives in Macon for some time, left
Yesterday for Louisville, Miss.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson, of New York
City Is with her parents Mr., and Mrs.
NJ. H. Harrison for several weeks.
Master Edwin Faser gave birthday
party to large number OF his young
friends on Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. Winston Jone of Mobile was in
the county this week on business con-
nected with his numerous farming inter
est.
On account of Mobile having quaran-
tined against Havana the last Havana
limited train ever the Mobile & Ohio
wentover the road last Wednesday.
Mrs J F, Jones left Thursday for
South Mississippi to visit her daughters.
Mrs. @. j HaueIsrein at Hattiesgurg
aud Mrs. H. II. thambIss at Union.
Rev. Father Hippel of Columbus WIS
called 10 Macon this week to attend Mr.,
Haffey, WHO is hopeIessly illat the home
81 Mr.. M. o BYrne Il few miles east of
Macon.
Mrs. George Winston died Tue day
At the home of Mr.. w. d. King, near
Dancy, Ala and the remains were IN
TERED at Shady Grove cemetery on
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. l.. Dantzler, father Of Sheriff
Dantzler, is quite i'll at the home Of the
latter, and great uneasiness is felt by the
family on account of his age and con-
sequent feebeness.
Hon. H H, Brooks. Jr., of Macon, is
40 applicant for the appointment of
Ghaucellor in his district. He is a
young man of ability, stands high as
alawyer, and would no doubt be accept
nbls to the people of his district. Judge
5ss. 4, McCool. of Kosciusko, is the
fastent incum bent, -Starkville Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
The Sick.

r DR., Featherston is slowly improving
from a severe attack of acute rheuma-
tism and hope to resume his work next
week,
Mr., Jno, Kirk, son Of Dr. c. D r.
Kirk of Shuqualak is now conyalescent
from severe attack of pneumonia,
Robert Patty Kellis. the IS year old
sou of DR.. Jno. B. Kellis, has been crit
ically i'll this week, but we are glad to
say at last report that he is improving,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
New Firm.

Robt c. and Edmond L. Fatty have
purchased the Patty Dry Goods Com
pany's stock of merchandise, belonging
to the estate of Mrs. D. Patty and Twill
continue the business under the same
style and5frm name Patty Dry Goods
Co. as heretofore,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

a LIT, 1OOXl5O feet was bought this
week by the Episcopal church from Mr.,
l. G. Cline, directly in front of the res
dent of Mr.. n. II Harrison.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

The stork left boy baby at the home
of Geo, Taylor and girl at the home
of Shelby jackson this week.
A girl baby was born Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs Henry Martin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
This Is So.

We wish to state in as plain and Wig
or0us way as words can express it, that
Hunts Cure will positively, quickly
and permanently cure any form of itch
ing skin disease known. One box is
guaranteed to cure One application
affords relief.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
BAZAAR.

March, 3Oth and 3lst, 1906, at War
rem Drug Store stand. Dinner and su
per served also refreshments at lopuiaI
prices. Under auspices of Ladies Ait
Society. of Episcopal church,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Macon Mercantile Co
Lecturer Hawks Next Thursday.

Lecture Haws, who was pre-.
vented from filling his engage
ment in Macon last week on ac-
count of illness, will lecture at
the Court House on Thursday
evening next, March 18th,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
DELINQUENT POLL TAX LIST,

|. E, g, Dantzler, Sheriff and Tax Col.
leector Of Noxntee County, hereby certify
that the following is correct list of The
parties assessed in the Districts mentioned
below oil SAID county wo failed to pay their
poll tax on or before February list, 1906,
to-wit.