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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Judge M. M. Brooks.

The Dallas Morning News OF the 9th
inst devotes nearly two pages to the re-
port Of the speech Of Hon. NJ. NJ Brooks
in which he opens hsi campaign for
Governor Of Texas, Judge Brooks was
born and spent the early part Of his life
inNoxubee county He is the son OF the
late Madison Brooks Of the Deerbrooh
neighborhood and brother ofChas Brooks
formerly for many Years marshall Of
Macon. and is a cousin Of Hon. Il. H
Brooks ST..
Isis interesting to note here that not
only is Senator Bailey Of Texas native
Of this State, but another MississiPpiar
WHO'S Chief Justice Of the Texas Su
preme Court is native Of NoXubee
Judge Frank A. Williams II Mr.
Brooks becomes Governor old Missis.
sippimsy look on Texas with something
maternal in her aspect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Hashuqua Items.

LAST saturday and Sunday weee
pleasant DAYS Tor Hashuqua. Ne.Ha-
dist quarterly meeting convened here
Saturday morning and at the request 7i
the Presiding Elder, Rev, LeeL'0se2m9,
Rev. Poe, Of ShuqualaG was present
and preHded,oyer the meeting with much
dignity. Elder Lipscomb could not be
present on account of his sex mother
who IS not expected 30 live I.was The
Baptsts regular day here, and tae t"e
churches came together and services
were held at the Baptist church Rev,
/ Poe preached very impressive sermon
ATM o'clock a m. from Romans l2.i =
after which nice dinner was served.
and then the business peI.a.r."- ~ ne
conference was dispatched w.a. ..ea
Rev. !. c. Evans, che Bants. So"
preached another very instructive s1r
mon, Text Take Heed 20 Thy ~e
BY this time twas getting LAKE. Mash
disappointment was felt tha.}Nr Pee
,ould not he with us ON Sunday Saa-
day morning q large crowd gathered,
many came expecting to hear Elder
Lirscoub, but instead Rev C'HN she
Methodist pastor held the ca-E--z3-
tons iateres; fer ene hour t-o~ .Hs
text Mat /. 6.wa-te Of the ter. WEI
a Man Rob Ge3 Rev CLARK are-a@e-
irghjs tex, SAID tia: !. tookta-ss ,a.aEs
To ruin the ohar,h-grit. g--.a and
sreenback-aa3 or course tt.s .sk.e5
. his congregation At The ,.ose o. 1.s
sermon someths~s over SlN was e-s
rated between Rev CIa-< ana Evans :
N-s..C. l. aa5 F-s5 a--s. 2-e.- Ire
/ sick lis. This week. also N- J & N-5=s
ard wife
The axe big rain M $40. vss. &.
/ have broken tAs s-a-t = ---.rc c-1s.5
s-sa,s t1. We .a.-k .-,- mere v-.. p,
r.ea.v 90 refuse she r--s -sNt fall.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Commissioners Sale.

NoKllhee County. III Nhaheerf Court,
lsobprt add Willie Paine
~ Geo, Paine, next friend
No 27sG, VS..
Dr, w. N, Paine
by virtue Of decree of the Chopcerv
Court OF said county, rend red in the above
styled cause on the 23rd day OF April A. d
1905 at the April term A. D.. 1866 of said
Court, |, The undersigned, duly upnointeI
Special Commissioner Of saidCourt. will nm
the 4th day OF June A, D. 1906 between th,,
hours OF eleven O'Clock II. m. and fou,
O'Clock p. M, sell, At the front door Of Tho
CouIt House in Macon in said Nox,,nre
County, to highest bidder or bidders. for
cash upon confirmation of the sale hy the
Chancellor the following .describcd real
estate, si'pated in the county III Noyubse
in The State OF Mississippi TO vii nm ten
acres of south end OF Il ID of NV Id Sec I
7. l3 4, 10. - Of SEQ 20, 4 10. r, II
the NV Id OF Sc Ia aud W ~ of NV ia
sec, ~ 7, IL, r. 10 the E / , of NEi.4 SEQ
y, J.. u. Il. 10, the W 10 ofN ia of Soc
10 7. IA, II, 10, containing 6lO acres more r,
or less. "N''' NV
Dated this the 80 day of Ap-il A. D. 1906,
u. 7. D0RROH.
Special Commissioners
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Roosevelt and Chandler.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
ORDINANCE NO. Sc 1905.
An Ordinance Fixing A Sidewalk Lien Upon Ger
tain Property in the City Of Macon, Miss


tain Property, in the City Of Macon, Miss.
Whereas it appears TO the MAYOR and
Board # Alderman of tie City q Ma
con, Miss that a certain sidewalk has
been laid in said city in front Of the
resd nee AMI lot of Mrs, A. h. FAINT;
on Jefferson street fractional block 50
which residence is now occupie by he
in pursuance OF a contract made by the
Mayor and BOad Of Aldermen of said
city-and II further appearing to the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen that the
said sidewalk was properly condemned
by the city and concrete walk ordered
laid, sand that the said Mrs. A. FAINT
filed her waivers, waivirg both notice,
and notice of u seSsment with saidBoard.
and petilioning the Board to haye said
walk laid at her expense, in front OF her
said property and whereas, the said
Board contracted to have laid walk laid,
for the sum cf 1922 0G and whereas said
Mrs Il FAINT admits the sum o. S222.0
to be correct for the laying of said walk
and further admits the lien upon her
property Tor the payment CT same.
Now therefore be it ordained by the
said Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of
the City Il Macon, Mis-, that the resi-
donce and let ofMrs A e. FAINT, occupied
by her as such, IN J ffers0n street. il
fractional block 50 in said city, be and
the same is hereby condemned for the
payment Of aid sum and that the SAINT
.hall be n lien raranon to all Other
liens except State and county taxes, TO
the payment of said sum Of S222.06
Sec, 2. Be it further ordained tina
said sum shall be assessed against sal
property, to be paid as other taxes ar
paid; 1-5 for the year 1906 and 1-5 an
uually thereafter, until said sum shall
have been paid, together with accrue
interest at the rae Of 6 per cent per an
nun from date hereof
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained tina
said assessment shall be placed upon tn
! assessment rolls as provided by law
and as the above provided, and collecte
by the tax collector of said city as a
[ other taxes are collected
! Sec. 4. Be it further ordained tina
said annual assessments, together wit
: interest shall not be paid, the said proI
r erty shall be sold for the payment there
for, ia the same form and manner q
t sales are made for Other taxes and I
+ provided by law.
/ Sec. 8. Be it further ordained til.
t the occasion being Urgent that this o.
+ dnance shall take effect and be in fort
S from and after its passage.
Approved this the 9Th day of De
/ 1905 j. o. FAsER.
|
!. Attest: ii, L. j. BARNES, Mayor
e Clerk,
Minute look d. page 81.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Sneed Pleads Guilty

A. J. Sneed, IT, Of Canton, Miss,
president. secretary and treasurer Of the
two bogus building and loan associa-
tions domicied at Jackson, Tenn and
Meridian, Miss, was recently indicted
by the Federal grand jury on the charge
Of using the government mails for
fraudulent purposes, He entered a
plea Of guilty before Judge Niles and
his punishment was fixed by the court
with fine of 5000 and costs amount
ing to about $50 and six months in
jail, the penal institution to be desig
mated later.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
A New Regime.

To the surprise of many people, the
brilliant Senator Carmack Of Tennessee
was beaten in the senatorial primary by
x-Goyernor Bob Taylor. II SEEM
that the strongest argument used
against Carmack was that he had SO an
tagonized Roosevelt aud the Republican
leaders as to greatly impair his usefulness
in Washington. AsMr. Chrmack IL an
able and brilliant man, his defeat EN-
phasizss its own lesson.
This i, new thing IN southern poll
tics Formerly inyectivcs against re
publican leaders an policies were the
surest recommendations to southern Yo-
ters. But that day is gone or going fast
Northern capital is largely invested IN
the South and alongwlth business CON
nections and idcltical interests ha
come real and strong friAndlinoss be
tween the two sections So long as ii
can be lone without sacrifice of plnci-
ple, it is both wise and right for the
democrats in our national capital to
work in harmony with the powers tha'
he, placed in control as they sre by the
majority Of our counrymen, Much is
gained thereby anil nothing lost, neithel
materially nor in honor or respect. Aud
the people of the South are awakening to
the fact, The old style Of "Give 'em
He'll" politician is back number along
with the yellow do" nominee.
What the South needs aud what she
will have within a decade or so is a rep
resentation in both houses Of Congress
Of men who. while on proper occasion'
voicing without fear the sentiments Of
their sections, will vet avoid s useless
and Ineffective sntagouism = purely
factious opposition, and by coursr
Of wise concession and friendly
cooperation obta in for themselves somt
active participation in the government
Of his country; and for the States they
represent some Share Of the favor and
advantages the government has il
its power to best0w,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

An Ordinance Fixing Sidewalk Lien Upon Ger
tain Property in the City Of Macon, Miss.

Whereas it Appeals to the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen of the City If Ma
con, Miss, that a certain sidewalk has
been laid in said City in front of the
residence lot of Goe. Richardson. and
Mrs + s. Richardson jefferson on st, in
fractional block % which residepc, is
now occupied by them, 10 pursuance of
Il contract by the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen of said city, and it further
appearing to the Board that the said
sidewalk was first properly condemned
by the City, and concrete walk ordered
laid. and that the saidGeoRichardson and
Mrs L Richardson filed their waivers.
wsiving both notice. and n tice of as
sessment, with said Board, AM, peti..
| toning the Board TO have said walk laid
at their expense, in front of their said
property. and whereas the said Board
contracted TO have said walk laid for
the Ct $4,000, and whereas said Geo.
Richardson. and nMrs. Il. 5. Richardson
admit the cum Of Sl95 90 to be correct
for the laying of said walk. and surther
admit the lien upon their property for the
| payment of same.
Now therefore, be it ordained BY tn,
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen, Of sale
city, that the residence and lot OF ,aiC
Collaboration and Mrs Els. Richards OF
occupied by them as SUCH on jefferson
street, in fractional block 81 Of said cit,
be and the same is hereby condemned
for the payment Of said sum and tina
the same shall be lien paramount TO al
other liens except State aud county take
| for the payment Of said sum OF Sl95 90.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained tina
said sum shall be assessed against sal
property, 10 be paid as other taxes ar
paid, 10 for the year 1905, and 1-5 an
nually thereafter, until said sum sha
have been paid, together with accrue
interest at the rate Of per cent. per an
nun from date thereof,
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained ths
said assessment shall be placed upon til
assessment rolls as provided by law
and as above provided. and collected b
the tax collector OF said City as all 9th,
taxes are collected.
Sec. A Be it further ordained tn,
II said annual assessments, togeth,
with interest, shall not be paid, the sal
j property shall be sold for the paYmer
y therefor, in the same form and mann,
as sales are made for other taxes, ana
provided by Jaw.
Sec. 5. Be it further ordained tn,
the occasion being urgent that this O
dinance shall take effect and be in for,
It from and after it's passage.
: Approved this, the 9th day of De,
iyVo. ]. o. FAsER,
n AtIest' H. l.. J.bARNEs, Mayo
Clerk.
q Minute Book ID. page 354.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

l will sell on Monday the Abb Ot Jun,
,Fo5. in front Of the court house door
one small roam horse mule about tw,
wears old, taken up by p6eMn Hunter
Oh b5, place in district $. Valued at $40
Also one grade Jersey hsifsr, taken NJ
eg NJ A. JoAa,aa -cA the j., c Robelt
aas III di>tfit: 8. Valued d, St2. So
H., bad calf since taken mp and APP.
Y-5,s.I. d, c. FERRIS.
RAnger
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
BrOOkSyille JOttings.

Mr.. IL. Carpenter who has been
in bad health for a long time was taken
to Macon Thursday to be treated by
DR.. Scales Mrs. Carpenter and Dr.
Patton accompanied him
Mr.. W. A, Parks has just returned
from St. Louis where he purchased a
car load Of horses for use in his livery
stable and for sale,
Mrs, D. A, Meek and children ofWest
Point. have been on a visit to the FAINT
iy of Rev D. Mcleod,
Mrs Carrie Monk has returned rom a
visit to her friends at Bigbce Valley
Miss Nancy Spalding is on a visit to
Miss Virginia Saunders of Starkville.
Mrs Madison Deupree and children,
who have been with Mrs Matt Deu-
pree for several weeks have gone back
to their home in Meridian
Miss Susie B, Cole of the IL & c.
spent several days at home recently.
Mr., Chas, Downing and children Of
West Point were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs, Bowling for severa days this week.
Miss Bessie Hopkins and Mr. E. S.
Hopkins, Of Tupelo spent Sunday with
their brother. Mr., T J. Hopkns
Miss Margaret Ross. Of Shuqualak
was with her amt Mrs. J. L 5, Peter
son Saturday and SUNDAY
Misses Woodward and Holt. Of Macon
STAYED with Ms Bossess while NJ.
Boggess took trip to Mobile,
Mrs. Leo Tynda'l spent par: o: this
week with triendsin Macon.
Mr.. H. H, Brooks. Jr and wife ot
Macon we're seeing friends in town san.
day.
Mrs Jacob Downing LEI; Tuesday for
visit to her sister. Mrs Ho,b7ook ID
Oakmah Ala
Mr Lowrey Love has recently
purchased the lot known as III.
Hernion place
judging from the odors .ha. az;
waited about BY the night hrsszes Oh,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Hon. E. E. Noel,

Hon. f. f. Noel, Of Lexington has
announced himself as a candidate for
the governorship, He was candidate
in the last race for that office and com
handed a strong support Mr.. Noe
met many Of the citizens of Noxubee in
that campaign and has many friends in
this. county. HE'S alawyer Of fine abil.
tv and a dignifed gentlemen Of high
character. He has long been proni'
nent in the politics of the State and per
formed services Of great value to the
party and the State, notably in being
the author of the State primary law.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

In the steady way it has been grow.
ing for twenly one years, it is still car
rying on its business, notwithstanding
the panics. the fire losses and earth
quakes of that long perioe. This is the
record of the Mississippi Home Insur.
ancc Compony, and it is stronger thar
ever. The proof is thus given to tn,
business world DISABILITY and success
E. V. Yates is the Macon Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
ORDINANCE NO. 81 1905.
An Ordinance Fixing Sidewalk Lien Upon Gen
tain Property in the City Of Macon, Miss.

tain Property in the City Of Macon, Miss.
Whereas 1t app aus to the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen of theClty of Macon,
Miss that certain sidewalk lfas been
Iaii II said city in front Of the residence
AID lot of Mrs. NJ. r. II nlmln, on Jeffer-
son street, in fractional block So. which
residence is now occupied by her
as q residence; in pursuance of n
contract made by the Mayor and Boarl
of Aldermen of said city.
And it is further appearing to the
said Board that said sidewalk was first
properly condemned by the City, and q
concrete walk ordered laid, and that
/ said Mrs. NJ Il. Holman filed her waivers,
waving both notice. AN office Of as
sessment, with the Board, and petition
| ing the Board to have said walk Lid Mt
her expense. in front Of her property.
and whereas the said Board contracted
to have sai1 walk laid for the snin Of
S650 and whereas sad Mrs Nj Hol-
man admits the sum of $1,000 10 be core
rect for the lying of sail walk. and fur
Their admits The lien upon her property
for the payment CT same.
Now therefore be it ordained by
said Mayor AMI Board of Aldermen of
the City Of Mac n. Miss. that the lesi.
a'n"e and lot o .Hl Mrs NJ. L. IL Imam
occupied by her AS such Tn JET
fer-on stree, in fractional block
53 in said cry be aud the same ia hereby
cundt mud for tie pa, ment of said sum
and thar the same srall be lien para.
mount to all oiLer liens except State
ana County taSe'. trr tae payment OF
said sum # $4,000
Sec. , BE il flu ther ordained that
said sum hail be assessed against said
property, TO be PAID rs ~ her taxes are
pad, 10 for the year 1905; and l-5 an.
nuHl.Y tltr at'er, un' il sald sum shall
have been raid, together with accrued
interest al the rate Of per cent. per an
mum from iae thereof.
Sc 3. b. it further orain d thai
said a'Sr smen' hall be placed upon tn,
assessment roll, rs p divided by law. and
us above ployld d, aud collected by the
lax collector e said city aS all othel
taxes Il G collected
Sec 1, BE it further orlsincd that i
ana ~ nnal rs essments. togtth witt
lhtere't, 'hdl not bU paid the sail
property al be sold for the paymen
therefor thu same rm an name
as sales q IN de for OF er taxes and a
provided hi law
Sc, >. Be i further ordained tina
me oycaiou being rrltut that this or
dinance hailake effect and be IN fore
from ard after its passage
Approved this the 5.h day Of Dec
1870 J. o. FAsER;
Attst. II l. ]. BARNES Mayor
Clerk
Minute Book d. page 352.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

The postoffice department has decid-
ed that children going to and from
school shall not be allowed to get their
parents mail, SO don t blame the post
master if your children are refused the
mail. The postoffice habit among
children has become nuisance both to
the public and to the postmaster, and
the department done wisely in making
this decision.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

Eleven buildings we're burned Wed
nesday morning at the Chataaqus
grounds at Monteage, Tenn, involving
loss of $500 The immense au
ditorium, the largest in the south wa,
saved. The buildings will be rebuilt
and the assembly opened on schedul,
time, July LIST. At West Point, thu
same morning, fire destroyed the furni
ture store Of A. D, Couch, the Southern
Hotel and the residence of 7. NJ. Nose
ley, total property loss Of $4,000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
ORDINANCE NO. So. 1905.


Whereas it ppears to the Mayor and
and Boud Of Aldermen Of the City Ct
Macon. Miss. that II certain sidewalk
Ia. ben lid in the laid City, in front
If The residence and lnt Of H.H, Blocks,
Sr IN Mrs. G.olgta B oOls in fractional
hl, OK 50, in sail City, on Jeffer' on
sttc', which residence is now occupied
by G. II SIP ssard a,a tenant in pur-
.uHnce of con'r ct made by the
Mayer and Board # Aldcrm, n of
laid Ecily, AMI it furlhr appearing
to the B ard that said walk was
first properly con lemled by the City
an cor crete walk ordered laid and
that Il sad nh. Il. 0 k', Sr.and Mrs
&c 81 B ook4 fl Il th4ir waivers. waiv-
ing both notice aud not ice Of assessment
with the Board and pnlitioniug the
Board TO have said wak lad at their ex-
penSe, in frontoi their ,ald property, and
VIII reas the said Beard contracted to
have srl walk laid for the sam Of
S62.92 and whereas II. II. Brooks Sr.
Mr.. G. orgia Brooks. admit the said um
of S62,92 to be correct for the laying Of
said walk, and further admit the lier
up'n their sail property, for the pay
mel # same.
Now therefore be it ordained by H.,
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen of SAID
city that the re,itencc and lot of II. ii
Books anaM' seen gaBrookS now occu
: pied ty T. II. s. cssnrd "a a tenant. /
in fractional block 80, on jefferson stil
said ely, be ard the same i
| herebyI condemned for The pay
, meut of said sum, and that Ih
same shall be lien, paramount to al
other liens, exceptState and county taxes
| for the payment of said sum of SG2 80
Sec. g Be it further ordained tina
said sum shall be assessed against SAT-
t property. to be paid as other lakes an
Q paid, 1-5 for the year 1906 and IS an
npally thereafter, until said sam shal
l have been paid. together with accrue,
| interest at the rate OF 6 per ceLt. pc
annum from date hereof.
t Sec. 3. BE it further ordaiued thu
! said assessment shall be placed upon tn
: assessment rolls as provided by law. an
: as above provided, as all other taxes ar
9 collected
S Sec. 4. Be it further ordained tha
II smd annual assessments together will
t interest shall not be paid, ;he said p.op
: ty shall be sold for tne payment thereof
g in the same form and manner IA sale
are made for other taxes and as mo
J. yided by law.
Sec, .. Be it further ordained .ha
. the occasion being Urgent that this or
dlnance shall take effect aud be in fo .
from and after its passage,
Approved this the 9Th day of Dec
& 49, j, o. FAsER
e -A'ose'' A H. BARNES, Mayor.
h Clerk.
.. Minute Book d. page 3lO
IA -----------------
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Macon. Miss. or W. S. HUI
Commissions $ Sa'''
State of Mississippi IN Cbanc
Noubee County.
Exparte

State of Mississippi IN Chance
Noubee County.
Exparte
No. 1903 OF
Mrs. Josie r. Hamilton CT "
By virtue Of a decree ..oi ' I"'
Court, of said County, Tc 1S X
above styled cause on lne = N
A. y, 1915 at the April IeI~ "si,
said Court. |. the undtrslsrols
pointed Special Commissions s
will, on the fourth day OF g" M,
between the hours of eleNg" Al Al h
and four O'clock p me- selI ~ "a 4
ton in said Noxubee counun,wHt
bidder. for cash the loIlomnnII,
real estate. situated in the cO " /
bee In the Stale OF MisslSslppi,Uior
ginnlng at point where sevt
dirt road intel sccts the wei ~ "a.
OF depot lands of ", ~ 0. IL ' m
running east and wes' , u"a "a
west along said section lln. \,
east corner of the lot known ii
Episcopal church lot, theuo .se,d
the eastern boundary OF 's,arIi
Episcopal church lot to tue ~
Ter Of Mrs. s. Il NDotherc" 4,
east along south boundary ., !, \
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Notice 10 Contrac,or.

b,us VIII be received until 4 o'clock n
M June .. l9OBa the office OF the Chhnoery
o,erk, NoXupee County, Macon, Miss. fol
county JAN Tor Noxubee County, Miss
accorpIng 70 plans and SPECIFICATIONS pre-.
paren oy W. ,, Hull. architect, and now
1 H. n'e ~ .ne o,hce OF the Chancery Clerk,
MY, NY p"aru OF supervisors reserves the
,,sns to Islect all bids A certified check
IN the event Il is let Oh any bd ia chs,.s au =,
DO heldas a guarantee that n s,,.ra.,os ).
n t,u WIN be made and approved within
w Ten days from date of letting contrac,
II punu IS not made within time The ehscl
10 os turned Into the county treasury
Auuress q, !, Doneh Chsncery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19
Mrs. Davis Ha, a Relapse

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow of the
president of the Southern Confederacy
says New York dispatch of May II.
has suffered relapse and early TO-DAY
her condition was said to be serious
During the morning hours resort wa.
had to the use Of oxygen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-05-19

Mrs. Sue Martin. an old and highly
respe cited resident Of Faisonia, Miss
was sick with stomach trouble for more
than six moaths. Chamberlain Stom-
sch and Liver Tablets cured her. She
says; II can now eat anything want
and am the proudest woman in the
world to find such good medicine. -
For sale by Ed M. Murphey.
Sick headache results from derange
ment OF the stomach and is cared b,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets. Sold by Ed M. Murphey.