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Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

whereas MI. Cash and bnsOl1,
Cash on the 10th cay Ct Jane I@a
and deliver to FrancIs i. tIonIu1"y
n trust deed on certain lands 10
county, State Of MissisSpnl uT
scribed,to secure the of'um 1',I M /.
and Fifty Dollars due hl ,llI ni @,'
and A. &. Cash. to the BIiI,sDl .ug
lean Morg &c Company, Lliui'y'
said trust deed is recorded ,ng-,rl
county, in deed book 60 PAGE G,1 .b,g
reference is hereby made: ana Mug,. ,,,.-,
fault has been made in thg pM|,j. pMl', j,.
MONEYS secured hv the SAID uu" EtI
whereas the the under, s'tu ..,,,,,
duly pppoil ted substitute lru',s' r,,.
plade of said Francis i. lIoIInl.Ii \
vided in said trust daed, aug ",rorl
questcd to execute the iTUH ,,'ii
rained; now therefore lOo''Cg ,.,os
gwen that unccr and by Nl'5lu,l|
mower contained in said trust ls,y az,
undersigned substituted Iho,N,.
20th day of Jauuary l9Oo' ~ ht
hours Of a. m. and 3 p. mH ,,oc d, /,
House door IN the town Of MaeyGi M',iorI
| ubee county will by public ,Go'h ,no IA
| the highest bidder for casq ~ ,' An
described property. viz M ~ nm ID
See, II. #. "A Il. l6. ana i'I \ Vset
westside Of NV Ia Of NV l,1 ,,s,r
| IA. r. 10 containing fifty .M acly lSr
less in Noxubec county hls'I,5ss6tt 56t
| lind win he sold to satisfy lhe 9iI ,iGs
by said trustdeed and SUyu "a"
| given as is vestedln said lI9sp51oI6'E, 9nspo
: Substituted
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
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---doilars Is ], on The
first day Of Januury, 10, 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 by
and on the presentation and surrender
of the attached interest coupons, as they
severally becene 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 at ma
turity, and the interest thereon as it
falls due, the full faith, credit and re-
scources Of the said city are hereby ir-
revocably pledged
This bond is one of series of thirty
six (36) bonds, of like date and tenor
Except as to denomination and matur-
ity), amounting in the aggregate to ten
thousand dollars $4,000, 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 90
of the Code Of Mississippi for 1892, and
of two thirds of the qualified electors of
said city at special election duly
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13


called and held ON November 2Sth 1895
for the purpose of voting ON question
ofissuing said bonds, and of ordinances
duly passed at legally held meetings Of
the mayor and board of aldermen Of the
said city.
And it is hereby certified and recited
that the said city of Macon is legal
municipal corporation existing under
the laws OF the State OF Mississippi, que
notice OF the proposal to issue the saia
bonds was published as required by law,
thar no petition being presented against
the issuance OF the said bonds, the
mayor and board OF aldermen OF the
said city duly provided for the lssur-
ance o. the same at regular meeting
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer
Nothing to Fear.

Mothers need have no hesitancy in
continuing to give Chamberain's Cough
Remedy 10 their little ones, aa it con
tains absolutely nothing injurious. rhis
remedy Is not only perfectly safe to give
small children, but is medicine of
great worth and merit. 1t has IA world
wide reputation fer its cures of coughs.
colds and Group and can always be re-
lied upon. For sale by Ed. NJ. Murphey
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Men Who Hurt a Town.
An WHO oppose Improvement,

All who oppose improvement.
Who never push their business.
All who distrust public spirit men.
Those who run down the town to
strangers.
Those who show no hospitility to its
visitors.
Men who oppose everything that does
not originate with them.
Who wear long faces when strangers
speak Of locating in town.
Who refuse to subsctibe towards the
building Of schools and churches.
Who think all systems Of theology
except his own are erroneous.
Who will find fault with all enterprises
with which they are not connected.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Bro0ksyiI e JOttingS.

Messrs. T. w. Tate and D. W.
Dotherow went to New Orleans
Tuesday as delegates to the Cot.
ton Groycrs' Convention,
Dir. Tatum Of Meridian Vas in
town on professional Hsiness
s1so@S. %... n...;.rf ( q. Of Deer.
brook is noE a. charge o.
Central StTZucceeds Mrs
VIII Walker.
Mr.. Jas,'Wootten is at home
after a short stay in Indian Ter
ritory.
Mr.. Harvey is the new clerk at
Gaines Grocery Co.
Capt. T. J, Stokes OF Colum-
bus, Messers. Ferd and Ed. Hop
llins of Meridian were here Sun
day to see Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins.
We are glad to say that She is
much better than she was week
ago.
Mr,'and Mrs. B. M,sBoggess
went to Macon this week to at
tend the marriage of Mr., B's.
sister.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sun
day Mr.. Isom Morehcad was
to Miss Mary Morehead
Thir marriage was a surprise to
all friends
Mr.. Edwin Leech, our depot
agent, has been given a month 5
holiday. Messrs. Taylor and
Porter are in charge while he
rests.
Mr.. c. W. Cunningham has
lately enjoyed a visit from his
friend Judge Patterson of KY,
Mrs. T, w. Tate and son are
lust back from a visit to friends
and relatives in Meridian.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
King of All Cough Medicines

Mr.. L G. Case, a mail carrier Of
Canton, Center, Conn, who has been in
the U. S. Services for about sixteen
years, says: 1--WE have triad man,
cough medicines for Group, but Cham-
berlan's Cough Remedy is The king OF
all ana enc to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the st remedy for
coughs and colds, giving certain esults
and leaving no bgd effects. For sale by
Ed, NJ Murphery.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
CAN'T SIT ON THE FLOOR.
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATORS ABUSE CODE
TRAINERS.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 1.-THE
lower house held a very stony
session this morning, the subject
Of debate being a resolution in
viting the code commission to
have one Of its members on the
floor during the consideration of
the new code. During the debate
the commissioners were subject
to severe and caustic criticism
for alleged bungling work. Some
of the remarks were pointed per
sonal. By a vote of 81 to Sc
the house refused to extend the
privileges of the floor to the com
missioners. TheGgbtw will doubt
less be renewed.
The senate also had a very
turbulent session, precipitated by
the Groom resolution asking to
withdraw the two bills prohib-
iting the leasing Of lands for
convict farming purposes from
from Ithe judiciary committee.
that body having decided not to
pass on the measure until after
the supreme court decides the
Sandy Bayou case. Mr.. Groom
wanted the bill brought up for
immediate consideration and the
accusation was made that the
judiciary committee way playing
politics. By a vote of 80 to s the
senate refused to call for areport
on the bills.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Certainly Fair.

OF all troubles humanity Is subject to
none perhaps causes more acute dis
tress and more frantic efforts for re-
lief than many forms of itching .kin
troubles. WeTwill tell you a remedy
that rarely ever fails Hunts Cure.
One box only is absolutely guaranteed
to cure any one case of itching trouble
no matter the name. If it fails, your
money is cheerfully refunded.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Might Have Been.

When Shakespeare said :"Aye, there's
the rub, we do dot know for certain
he was thinking Of the fitch. But Que
thing we do know--and know it twenty
years worth--Hunt's Cure will abso .
lutely, infallibly and Immediately cure
any Itching tlouble that ever happened
10 the human cuticle. It's guaranteed,
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

A meeting of the Jones County Medi-
cal Society held in Ellisville this week
aresolution was adoped ordering peti
ton sent to the lawmakers in session at
Jackson asking the Legislature to compel
all manufacturers of patent and proprie-
tary medicines sold in this state to print
the formula of ingredients on each
hnttln
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
For Sale.

House and lot owned by undersigned
IN City of Macon. One acre of land in
lot, house new; has four rooms, hall,
front and back porch: Well holding $50
barrels of goVd water, convenient to
kitchen and house, For terms apply TO
Mrs, L. A. OLIVER,
Indianula, Miss.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Fewer Gallon. Wears Longer


Half pint of hot water taken halt
IN nour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels Regular. Harsh cathar.
tices should be avoided When pur.
gaiye is needed, take Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are
mild and gentle in their action. For
sale by Ed VI Mulphey.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Where Others Failed.

Each fpring for five or six years l
broke out with kind of Eczema which
nothing seemed to relieve permanently.
Finally ! tried a box of Hunts Cure,
which promptly cured me, Two year,
have passed by, but the trouble has not
returned. > MRS KATE HOWARD.
Little Rock, A k.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

hands with warm water
dry with towel and apply Chamber
al MS Salve just before going 10 bed
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve is also unequaled for skin dis.
ases. For sale by Ed M. MuRpHEr
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Mayor
Countersigned
CITY Clerk.

NlJg Nlel Is.
Sec. 3. That the said bonds shall
be signed by the mayor of the city and
countersigned by the City Clerk, and
the coupons attached to the bonds shall
be executed with the original or litho-
graphed fac simile signatures of the
said officials, and the said officials. are
hereby ordered and authorized TO 50
execute the said bonds and coupons for
and in behalf Of t.he said city After
berg executed as herein provided the
said bonds shall be delivered to Iohn
Nuveen and Company, Chicago, Illinois,
the purchasers thereof, on payment by
them of the purchase price.
Sec A That there shall be levied
and collected each year, a special tax,
OF sufficient rate and amount, with
which to pay the interest on the said
bonds and the bonds rmaturing in one
year, and also o provide a sinksng fund
for the payment of the said bonds as
they become due which said tax levy
and this ordinance providing for the
same, shall be and remain irrepealable
SO long as any of the said bonds shall
Sec / That If ord ord;naa"os 1 ,'',s', or oor+
or ordinance heretofore nsesed IN n r"n G,',r
Hict with thjs ordinance 0r ,,7, ony ~ norfion
hereof Shall be and are berebv W. IIopeaisd oaI:d'
Sec. 6 That tnis resolution shall be
proved and publication ''-'''7 =
c4a4o or ,,;.s;,.,.-.
~ N.',.,, ,~., VI NIfSSIsslpP W S42 pPI IS,
-'GNqTeT III Vt : N43upee 8 ~, -, ,,
C;t,, - af H. WIZ, DaIileS, Ey IVY Cierk Oh the
N;ss;.e;oo; ~ a. ,iCo boI JoulLyy Gl n NoNqoee,
'.,''',l'' p ~ l'0IeoS No' NY 'iaU aii
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

There is not the east danger in giving
Chamberlan'5 Cough Remedy to small
chiIdleu as it contains no opium or other
harmful drug. 1t has nm establish ret -
utation Of more than thirty years as the
most successful medicine in use for colds
cronp and whooping cough 1t always
cure and IS pleasant to take, For safe
by Ed NJ. Murphey.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Notice 10 Creditors.
Nolllt u AANAltV'''
The Estate
No. 1858 OF
W,do II Whitp-

NbH q iUp VI
Wade T White, MI
Lcttus OF administration nav.
gran'el on the eflate Of wade 4.
to p. $. White on Nov Nlh la
ChancCry Clerk of NoNuboa Co1S'
sissinpi. 10 the under,.gnod' al,
havingclHims against said estate ~.
required to have the same YOU.
registered by sald clcrk WltOlu NJ
from this date. A failure TO pro.
register any claim within zone yea yyI
the same, Witness my hau1, 'uNgg gg
1908. I ann, +,
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Stop That Cough.

If you have a cough, cold, sore throat
or chest, don't delay Nomenclature it.
simmons Cough Syrup is a sure rene
dy. 1t makes you well.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Mississippi Form Book.

The New Mississippi Form Book with
annotations from Mississippi Reports
Southern Reporter'and reference to the
appropriate Code Sections. Containing
all necessary legal forms required by
Lawyers, Public Officials, Real Estate Men,
Bnkruptcy, Banks, Business Men, COrpO-
ratiOns, Municipal Governments, Etc.
Will be ready for distribution after adop-
tion of. the New Code by the Legisla-
ture. The work will be compiled by
by Hon. VIM. Hemingway, amember Of
the jackson Bar, and formerly Mayor Of
the City of Sackson, and of thorough ex-
perience in Municipal and State Law.
100 pages bound in law sheep Name OF
purchaser stamped on bask Price $3.50,
payable after delivery in 1906. First edl-
tion will consist Of only 5O9 copies, and or
ders should be sent in at once,
Orders Taken at Beacon Office,
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

ol ,.anaties oger I8 lines m length
qyH be c5arqec for at the rate of 5 cents
er line.
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13


been busy this week receiving
bids for the construction of fill
ter plant, with the necessary raw
water and clear water basins, and
m Aak and town. At meeting
~ Thursday morning the con-
ks{ were fnallyslet. The filter
~ gract was awarded to the
~ Eckson Filter Mig Co.. Of st,
WLouls, Mo. The tank and tower
ontract was let to the Chicago
rc and Iron Co., Of Chicgg6:
of the concrete work nee
Structing the foun-
both of these was
Kelly and Pope of
iss. All of the Con-
i've bond in the full
e contract price to
thful. performance
is,
additions are made
rks plant, the city
mplete, up-to date
i'll compare fayora-
ystem in the coun.
this in connection
Jnderful improve
has been made
oryice since the new
as installed Macon
e proud of her plant.
ice being, giving by the
escent circuit could hardly
royed on, and where the
lbs have been installed on
ts, the service IS equally
.asecy-, The city has brought
4 twenty Gro lamps, that being suf-
fcient to give. US, Il well lighted
city, but owing to defect in the
Transformer which was purchased
to carry that number, only twelve
haye as yet beeu installed. The
makers Of the transformer have
shipped duplicate, and as soon
as that can be installed, the parts
of the cIIy which are now in dark
ness will be well lighted.
We stand for progress, and
Macon with her municipality owned
light and water plant, her miles
of concrete walks, and other eyi-
dences activity has joined the pre-
cesslon of progressive Misslssip-
pi cities, We would like to see
this spirit of Improvement fos-
tered and extended
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

e proud of her plant.
ice being3 giving by the
Iescent circuit could hardly
bowed on, and where the
ps have been installed on
hts, the service IS equally
Macon beacon., 1906-01-13
Group.

Fewer Gallons; Wears Longt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
TRAGIC DEATH Of
NOTED PIONEER.
James H. Kennedy. Famous
All Over the West. Falls
Under a Reaper.
Accident Was Discovered When the
Horses Came 10 the House, Drag.
cling In Their Wake the
Body Of the Aged
Pioneer.

Bozom1n. Mont-James II. Ken.
ttdy aged a years. one Of the most
pFufogu pioneers. not only OF this
tuto. hut OF the entire west. reaching
10 the Pacific coast. met violent
du.h ut Belgrade. near this place.
Do bad been assisting his son, Ben.
iiuu Kennedy In wheat field and
bad been Left with a team and reaper
Vh.io the son returned to tho house
Tor some binding twino. Tho latter
bad barely reached the house when
be was followed by the horses and
reaper dragging In their wage tho
dead body Of the aged pioneer.
The old man had evidently had a
partial parnlytic stroke while on the
tat Of the reaper aud had fallen. his
foot catching In the trip"
Nlr Kennedy was known as one OF
The most unique characters in Mon.
tnnl he was born In Grant county
Wisconsin, and was taken by his IA.
ther to Clayton county. Iowa, the fol.
lowing year, where he remained until
1883 AZ that time he started over
lahd for oregon, walking tho ontir0
distance and swimming every river
from tho Mississippi He arrived IN
Oregon the same year and Joined tho
forces in the Rogue River war, for his
services In which the oregon govern.
menl sim owes him $3.50. He car.
rIed the FIRST Indian scalp into Yreka,
Cal, and received a bounty OF $3.50.
lie went from California 10 South
America. thence TO New York and
later 10 Kansas, where he served In
The second battalion, Kansas volun.
tears during the war Ho came to
Montana In 1864.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
NEW YORKS LABOR LAW
KNOCKED OUT BY COURT
Judge Declares Effort to Restrict
Hours Of Labor Of Women and Chill
dren is Unconstitutional.

New York; The state law OF New
York restricting the labor Of women
and children to ten hours a day and
sixty hours a week IN a factory was
declared on Friday by Justice Olmsted
In a decision handed down In the court
oi special sessions 90 be an unwarrant.
ed Invasion ~ constitutional rights.
The ruling was concurrod In by Jus.
tccs Mexican and Deuel. Judge Dim.
sted declared that the law was class
Legislation.
Justice Olmsted said Ia his decision.
To labor and employ labor arr In
hcrout and InaIcnablo rights Of our
citizens and cannot be- taken away In
Nholt or In part unless upon the
broad ground Of public good. which
aust be- apparent and cannot be pre-.
dicted upon legislative dictum"
Attorney General Mayer announced
that he would appeal from the de-
cisiun " the court
Il will carry the case. II need be. he
said. TO the supreme coart " the
United States so long as the question
of the constlutlonality Of the statute
aas been raised"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
REVOLT OF THE
ARMY AND NAVY
Gigantic Conspiracy TO Seize
RuSsia'S Three Great Sea
FOrtreSSeS Uncovered
Soldiers at sveasorg Revolt on Ae-
count Of Mlstrestmsnt Of Com.
rade. only -Four Companies Of the
Infantry Remaining Loyal
Bloody Conflict Follows.

Holslngfors- gigantic military
conspiracy aiming at the simultaneous
capture OF Russla's three great sea
:ortresses. Cronstradt. Sobastopol and
sycaborg arranged by the revolution,
AIRY military league. was prematurely
sprung hero Ttcsday night by an at
tempt TO arrest members OF com.
pany Of sappors who had mutlnled on
account OF the death Of one Of their
comrades. alleged to have been due To
illtreatment
The entire garrison OF the fortress
at sveaborg famed out instantly in
revolt All the artillery men and sap.
pers garrisonlng the place were in.
VOWED. only four companies Of in.
fantrymon remained loyal The mu.
tincors seized forty machine guns and
practically all the quick 1rcrs and
light artillery In the fortress. but even
with this aid Z. ~ were unable u hold
tho main fort against the loyal lnfan-
try. The fighting continued all night
long.
Wednesday morning n detachment
Of civilian revoutlonarlcs entered tho
marine barracks on skatuden island.
hoIstcd the red flag and were Joined
by all the marines. Nine cruisers. tor.
pedo boats and destroyors lying In tho
harbor opened nrp on the barracks.
This fire was answered from tho third
story windows Of tho barracks with
machine guns and rides The torpedo
boats and dostroyars which we're lying
closer 10 the shore wore subjected TO
such a hot fire from the barracks that
their crews were driven below decks.
They finally steamed out and Joined I'm
the hombardmcnt with tho crulsers
This sea attack was In cooperation
with attack by cassachg and infantry
from the land side. which began M
O'Clock In the morn.ng and continued
throughout the whole day. Finally 10.
ward tho evening tho firing ceased ana
the authorities announced that the bar.
racks had been captured.
various rumors are heard regarding
the fate Of the officers who were Al
SYeaboig and In the skatunda bar.
racks According to one rumor al.
most all the onlcors, and according 10
another almost AN the junior officers.
hlden with the muiIncors The ma.
rlnes nj Skaiunden are said 10 have
eOnvcnod nm elective Court v,artt,t
which condemned scyornl onlcers 10
instant execution.
The red guard who were cogniz.
ant OF the plot, dispatched an orpodl.
Ton by a special train MS soon as the
revolt broke out, 10 cut tho railroad
track outside Of tho city In order 10
prevent the arrival NJ achievements.
A general strike was declared Wed.
nesday afternoon and was obeyed BY
The workmen Of all the factories.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
PEOPLE LACK ENTHUSIASM
STRIKE LIKELY TO FAIL
From Present indications the Russian
Government Has the situation
We'll In Hand and VIII
Win Out

g. Petersburg With general
strike formally declared and the coun.
try apparently ON the threshold Of a
gigantic struggle, minor issues fade In
the background 10 the strike lnaug
urated Saturday gathers sufficient
hoadway to ondauppr the life of the
state. Il has virtually been decided
that Grand Duke Nicholas NIcholaie.
witch will be- named commander Of all
tho troops in the empire where mar.
tIal law exists" which would be tan.
tamount lu tho docreolng of military
dictatorship % is possible. however.
shat enc government will not be- drlv.
ca 10 this extremity as the showing
made by the So Petersburg proletariat
was not impressive
Although nearly 10000 worlmon are
reported 10 Do out many Of the men
heavy hearts The HpUntaneity with
which practically fho entire nation ar.
rayod Itself against the old regime last
all 10 lacking the endurance Of the
people has been Slapped by the long
strain, the sympathy u the more con.
sentative liberals has been ulienated
by fear Of revolution. and the lowest
clements of the population have been
organized into what are known aa
"hlact hundreds" and are ready to
enter tho nrht ON the side Of the gov.
rrnmDnt " the signal is given.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
Bad Fire at Milan.

Milan, Italy.-Fire which broke ont
hero Friday morning in the interua.
tIonal exposition did $4,000 900 damage.
The sections devoted 10 the decora.
tive arts OF Italy and Hungary were
totally destroyed as also was tho pa.
vllon in which were Installed tho ex.
hibits Of Italian and Hungarian archl.
lecture. The origin OF the fire rs az.
trihutod TO an electric short circuit
Tho a. 'horltles reject the theory that
the connagration was OF incendlary
origin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-10
Conflicting Reperts.

London The reports reaching here
OF the loss Of the sirlo show confusion
regarding the captain, Some declare
that he committed suicide, while 9th
vrs say that ne aud the crew were
saved. but were arrested ON landing
The onclal account from CartAgena
does not mention the captain except to
repeat the report that the wreck was
dus to hts imprudcucc In yenturinr
too close tn The ilormlgaa shoals IN
order 20 save time 10 10 said that the
panic ON board caused more loss Of
life than the sea itself