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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
The House..

The gentleman from Kinds is an Of
fcer in the Mississippi National Guard
and ! was a soldier four years. cover
the grooni stand on and am response
bic for what say was the words that
rang through the hall Of the House Of
Representatives yesterday morning af.
ter Mr.. Wells had spoke on a question
Of personal privilege. Mr.. Cavett was
the author Of the remarks which pro
duced a profound sensation.
Mr., Wells, as was stated in yester.
days Clarion Ledger, was absent from
the city Thursday when Mr.. Cavett
spoke for the adoption Of his minority
report on the penitentiary investigation.
Upon his return to the city he was in
formed OF the statement made by the
gentleman from Noxubee and arose IN
a question Of personal privilege. These
were not the only statements made bu+
were only a part of what was said Re
fore reaching this point, Mr. Cavett
who is cousin Of Mr.. Kincannon q for
mer member Of the Board of Control
offered his resignation as a member of
the Board of the Penitentiary Commit
tee, saying that he did so in justice 10
both himself and his relative, who it
had been intimated he had been trv;,o
to cover up" or protect in the Invest
cation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

those in authority that saw the n9cessi-
ty therefor (and acted thereon) tn
credit l. dua, The visit to the Hall cf
Fame was nHch enjoyed, As we loD ed
upon the battle 0ags aud especially
that of the NoNaJec Rifles, We could
but shed tear in Nom ry Cf tho VIII
offered themselves so willingly upon
their ccuntry's altar. Al'oge her, il
was pleasant trip, ard the most en-
ioyable feature TO my mind) was the
J leisure Of m citing in his own home
that 9 eatgst Of Preacher, B shop Gal
llway. My only regrHt was that oul
time vas o limited.
The ieiIs we vi ifcd are fully up t.
the age in arrangements and ,anitary
regulations, TO the officials who :,
coulteouslY conducted us through then
we eXteul our thanks
Yours truly,
w A CHEATHAM.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Columbus, Miss, March l5-Chas
W. Burlington, prominent young bus
mess man of this city, was Instant,
killed this afternoon by the accidental
discharge of 3S-calibre Smith and
Wesson pistol, While at his yard thii
afternoon in the presence of some of hi
employees, his p istol fell from his insid,
coat pocket. causing its discharge, III,
bullet striking him full in the face, go,
ing Instantly to his brain. He died i'm
mediately. He is survived by young
wife, formerly Miss Dixie McQuowan, q
popular girl of this city, one child and q
widowed mother.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

The u"ex 1ctel oftea happens, Wa
had any idea hat Merijiaa whould be
struck by cycI5ne? The most en- eful
bushes men ney r allow day to pnss
with their property not insulel. There
is only one safe way, aud that is TO be
insured in a reliable prompt rnying com
pany. and the danger from fire Is 80
much greater t"an from cyclones, that
persons not protected should take cut a
policy at once in The Mississippi Home
Insurance COMPANY.
E V, Yates is the Macon NJ ut
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Rheumatism Makes Lie Miserable

A happy home is tie most valuable
possession that is within the r~ach OF
mankind, but you cannot erj " t. COM
forts if You arc suffering IRON lheuma-
tism. You th Ow aside bu.iue cares
wien you enter your home and You can
be relieved from those rhumatic pains
al by IMPLYING Chamberlain Pam
Balm One application wll give you
ltlief and its Gcontinned use for IA short
time Will bring about perm lnent cure,
For sale by Ed NJ Murphy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Board Of Supervisors in Jackson.

Editor Bcacou;-
The writer with Il, B McHtn Y, G,
9. Pagan nlJ. E Sennett were re-
Gently in jackson for the purrose If in
spectng the Kinds county jill, with he
view Of building one in our own county.
Our mission accomplished we looked
IN on the Legislature 1t was orr good
fortune to get the full benefit Of the mi
nority report on penitentiary affairssub
mtted by Mr., Cavett and hear his
speech thereon II was lively scene
He was listened to with iuten .e interest t;
questions were fired at him from every
quarter, and through it all be dem1a-
strated his ability and honesty of pur
pose. Noxubee is to be congratulated
on her representatives; indeed there ia
not county in the State better repre-
sented. l. is generally thought that
Hardin viii be our next Chancellor.
This OF itself shows how he has impress
ed himself upon the public. No doubt
f's appointment will be very gratifying
to his many friends. andlthe writer es-
Fecially. Mr.. Dents many friends, no
doubt, regret that he has decided to re-
tire from public life and the only conso
lation the writer has, is that we have
candidate near at home that is in every
way as capable 10 represent us in the
Sen ate.
The state house is magnificent
structure and credit to any state, 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
New Jailat Macon.

The new Kinds county Jail is
to be taken as a model by other
counties in the State,
Following closely upon the del
egation from the southern part
OF the State which was here a
few days ago, another party
composed of Messrs. Sennett, Pa
gan, MeHenry, Brooks, and
Cheatham, the board of trustees
of Noxubee county, arrived in
the city yesterday, accompanied
by number of architects.
They were shown through the
county Jail. The board proposes
to erect a new Jail at Macon,
and was here to get an idear of
the class of buildin to erect
jackson Clarion.
The finest of sausage can be had at
Rogers IL Co
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
A Habit to Be Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand bottle Of
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy, saves
herself a great amount of nneasiness and
exiety. Coughs, colds and groups, to
which children are susceptible are
quickly cured by its use. 1t counter
act any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia, and if given as soon as the
first symptoms of Group appear, it will
prevent the attack This remedy con
tains nothing injurious and mothofs givs
it to little ones with feeling of perfect
security Sold by Ed, NJ. Murphey,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Said, 1T WASH t money he wanted bul
somebody to scratch bis back, There
H'e many with strong arms and wiling
hands that have thai same ytarning.
Hunt Cure will make back scratch ny,
OF any other cid scratching total y M
nete sary. 1t knocks out any itching
sensation that ever happened, and t,
does it right now One application re
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Barred Plymou tn Rock eggs 81, so per
sitting; Brown and White Leghorns,
Buff oochins 81 90 per setting. These
birds are from extra fine stock. well
mated and will will give perfect satis..
faction. J,F. SHELTON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Very low rasds via Mobile & Ohio r
r. for trains leaving Mobile, Montgom.
cry and New Orlans March 81 good e.
tnrnil g 10 days from dale of sale. Ar
ply to NJ. & o. Agents for PARTICULARS,
or write Jno NJ, Bsall, G, Z. A 81
onil
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
{. Ii NJ

A handsome combination stall
lion, will make the season at my
place 3 IL miles north of Macon
SIS to insure; $40 for the season;
owners to assume all risks, but
best care will be taken of any
stock left in my care,
LUclAN MINOR.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Ihaye few sittIngs of White Ply
moth Rock Eggs | will sell, breeding
guaranteed. Also 3 or Cockrels 70
dispose Of. Call Oh send me your orders
3-3-4t Mrs. w, 0, BARNES, ST..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
DOINGS IN JACKSON.


bbAAAAh AAN WfANANAS
Editor Of The BeaooD;-
/ hope YOU can pubhshIthe greater Por-
ton Of my report as l want the people
Of our county to hear my side of the
question You will see that l did not
think that any member Of the Board Of
Control consisting Of the Governor
Attorney General and the three railroad
commissioners deserved any censure for
mismanagement, although they might
be chargable with little neglect in not
catching up with Jackson sooner buto
course they relied on the warden to do
this and he says he did not give this
place, where only the diseased and i'm
firm negroes were kept, as much atter-
ton as he might have done, as the
farmer, ten in number, where the abe
bodied convicts were being worked and
which were widely separated, oa. T
showed conclusively from the record
thatit any one was to be blamed for 27-
prosecuting this case It was our Cover
nor for the Board adopted g resolution
authorizing him 70 employ counsel e
prosecute jackson & c. fourteen
months ago and he had not done t. !
commend a careful reading 1t my -s-2-
ferit is faanded,on facts and tie 2e-r-3-
In my speech made when NY rap7-,
was submitted I stated that Ihai beer
so complimentary to the Governor in
my letters to my home paper that he
had refused to publish the notice and
had a great admiration for him but
would never pay him a compliment al
the expense Of another That ! adj.
mired Anse McLaurn hat voted i--
Tohn Allen; had thought and always
said that Longino had given us aus..
ness administration, but I voted t7E
Money and had supported Nar5a~aa's
administration and praised him ask fas
executor Dat mad voted lof NEi'z .H3'
thanked GOD we AEel III a STATE where
there was more than one sP-eA1.l man
that ! was the representative Of g-ea,
people ana was mere % meet gu. even.
handed justice 70 all and dared TO q
this even II mad to stand alone
! wish you could nave gotten my
speech but the reporter sad 4 taxed .1l
fast Tor it TO be taken do"n. Nr
Wells the man who wrote the ,aa.ari.z
report was not present although Aaa
told his irienas 70 nave MIN IN ,-.
House as INTENDED showing h'm uR
When he came IN the next day ne aFos'
to a question Of personal PHFieag.
and sad that he NAG understood ina
the gentleman from NoAu6ee mad mao
violent attack on nm during ms ao
sence and lhe would answer II as II ae
served on Monday at at once aFos
what 10 say ana young enough 70 de
lend Il ana taat as the gentleman wa
an-oihcer OF the National Fuard and
an old Conied that we would nave n
trouble IN setting 1t ana that l was re
sponsible Tor all SAID. On Monday b
arose ana sald mat inc gentleman frof
NoHuoee had sent his trends to hi
with an ezPlanationthat was sat'stact'
ry' l at once arose ana sad that
was mistaken his trends had come
me and l reiterated what | said ar
sun SUCK 10 H. DufiiI8 ms aTguinei
MATE MIN aeIlllV V'lat one Oh MS WI
neECeS from whom he was QUOTING W.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
THE PENITENTlARY SCANDAL.

Whether Of not Missi sippi is to be
placed in the Doodle Column, or the
management OF lis conyicts by the Board
Of Control and their subordinaIes, sins
ply has been irregular and negligent,
win depend upon which Of the two re-
ports made by the Legislative investl-
eating committee is to be believed. The
majority report, in rather intemperate
language, abouadiug in adiecliyes
charges generally neglect, gross mis-
management and psculation by the on
ciaIs in charge Of Oakley Farm and an
.n1rdiuate consumption Of viii Key d
that place. But though the charges @.
the msiority Of the committee are grave
enough and stated tin strong enough Tsp
gugge. the facts that thay adiate te
support them are ANYTHING bu. Goa
yincing. EVENT. aH the evidence >ts
ont in the report he true, is would seem
that nothing really d.ssrlceta hs3 bsea
lone one man. a subordinate sm-
r.vsa has been guilty ot dishonesty.
AMI some stbs~ sr8 lt-as-ci. NAV
ALT have been 4 s-sr-as tasv s-ea
nave hsfr Artag.1 tbs s,=a .s11-
sa.i-- .rzvhsvs vrt s5s5t5tas ur.35
r-sva .ts-se acs; tbs -o-5 -se
,s.r=,-
P--sf,bs r-s-sr -.--- --1c--
=-rs-- IN ,-z way. Is -..: t-81 s-.-
ls~-v convincing - \
man -s, -sss. s-.-. liz ts-15 r
--z wss written ty SIS
.-=srs-r Ia trs sy-s szs -1ar 5t.5s
/ ss-s~-s ~--t-- -l.s v. 5c- ar5
..~-.- s.y.-a rv desire IA ,rv. -ea.
. -s.-r= Ans mis- s-..-a wss c-s..,
.f5--s tH= 5z-=uss If ,...s -c1
5s,-,5 r 1rfssss,s-a-.
Tx, answers have been made ia this
-s-,r, n- p. Berry nhvs:ciaa in
/ .5a-y4 Ii, Oakley Farm in An oren let
- II, tbs.r,p,sa a4-rv and v-hemeut.y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

WANT ED-Di-t,ict Managers to post
isns, advertise and distribute samples
Salary $500 weekly $500 per day for
expenses Slate aye and present en-
poymeni
IDEAL SHEAR co.
80 Randolph st Chicago
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
For Sale.

Two thoroughbred Poland China sows
and three thoroughbred pigs for sale
All extra fine stock.
PRESTON CHAPPELL,
Dancy, Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Pratt's stock and poultry food at G.
Hardin's,


Residence for rent until Sept. LIST. one
door of J, Z. Riyes residence. Apply to
T. II. DAIMLER
or j. Il. RIvEs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
For Sale.

Lots $50 $500 aud Sl25.G3. Beach
front lot 81 90 front foot. Terms easy
Apply,
LEE j SoRsBY,
Cannonsburg and Gufport Miss
Care Of W A. DAVIS Real Estate
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

A congregational meeting + called to
meet at tile Presbyterian church on
Sunday, March, 18th Immediately aftei
Sunday School
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Home made Lard.

| have 700 pounds of homemade lard
for sale. j. b. BTNIoN.
2-l5- 06, Fox Trap, Mis-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17
Seed Irsh Potatoes.


Tennessee 2ud crop, Triumph, East
ern Rose and Burbank.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-03-17

Red, yellow aud white. Full line
of fresh garden seed just received
3-3-4t w. y. BARNES,
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
rimlct Land Act June is7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usitHp srafHs LArb offtcr,
nufns. Oregon. August ", in0

nufns. oregon. August u, ieo.l
Notice Il hereby siycn that In compliance
WITH 'hs gre'is,S,n1,s % !es &c, o, sens,v,.
timber landsin the states III Ctiiiofnia, oregon
Nevada and Washington feffiton, !" - cxtcn''
81 10 all the Public land -tatas hy act ot Aus.
ou August IL. ipoi. hica in this onice thriI
sworn siatomoniN tn.slt
Mary kbefweln, Of lioguism, county u che
halls, state of Washington ssufn siatrinent
No tit i,f tho purchase oi the ~ oi ~, 81
section No, 2. township Nc q south range W.
V,nssn, srs \. Mnlef OF noquiam. county Of
chehaiis state % wsthinEinn sworn siais
meut No tli. iuf the purchase ~ the NJ ~ ~
q section ,,o., No township No "a SOUTH 'a"f'
Amelia Sold. Of noquism. county oi cheha
lls, state of Nashinrion. ssofn state ment Ne,
a. iof the pufcharo nt the Ait ol ~, y see
ton 70 'v~hsl W 30 y s"n'h' range NO %
James / Mile II iioauiam, County Of che.
halls, state ~ Washington, sworn statement
section SO 2. township NO - south range No
assy <. Miller, Of iioqulsm. count, Of che
30 tis iuf the purchase Of NJ ui ~, Of scc.
iion NJ township No. a south, ranse No. %
rfed A. Hubble. Of iIoquiau,, County Of che
kaiis, Slate ui Washington, sworn slai.mrnt
No Ap, iuf the purchase ~ the ~ MA, rnn.
~. nMi. NN' and NN'l hN'4 " seeuun 10,
Z, township 40 - south, iansv y" - sasl'
that the, will ode, p,oois 70 shsw that
the lands sought afe more valuable tot the
iimboF of stone ihsfoon than for Agricultural
purpOses aud to establish thicf claims ~ said
lanA briorc the Register aud Receiver ~ this
once a hutns, Ore ton on lnssdal ihe s"h
dnY ~ pcfol,ef 100
They naue ~ Witnesses ffrd A, Hnbhlt,
Vincent d Nlilef Amelia Mold, aafF fhef.
vrin, iag - l., Millef aud william J.. leek, ui
lloluiau,. Nashlnrton, aud Robert ,. Williams,
oi Riley, orrHoAi
Any and ali pcfrons claiming adversely any
~ the above dcsruhed lands are requested W
ole their claims IN this uiire on 0f before 'hr
said aoih day oiOriobcr, itVa,
~ FAHHr. RegisteI.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
Timber Land Aoi. ians .. isis.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNiTEn sTATEs LANp oFFiCf.f
nufns oregon, June ~, 100 (,

Notiee IL hereby Given that ln compliance
with the prov oi the aci Of ionEfcas ~
Juua d, ISIS, tutiflnd HAn act fuf the sale ui
tinhof lands la the states ui tniiiofuia ufe'
Fon, hrk ada, Hnd NarhlnHiuu Territory" ~
extended 10 an che Fable Land states ~ ari
have, on June %, 100 hied Ia this once thsiT
sworn statements. 30 Hif
kdmond q. iisnnum, ui sgaiih, touuiy II
King, state VI Washington, sHofn statement
No aia for ihs pufehssa of The HNit, see %.
T. -. h,2ik.,N ~,
beth D. iiseom, Of Portland, County Of
Aullnomahi state oi ofrson, sworn slais r,sni
~, Z. q. ~. H. ~ VA
fhHfles y. finsscr, 81 seattle, 0nnniy ~
kiuE, state ~ Washington. ssofn siatemeui
sos,ia' isF ~ ~ Issfe hsse "i The NV. Hss' ~
william q. Iiseom. Of Portland, County ~
nultnOmah, siaie of Ofsgou, tNofn siAtsmenl
Ao ~. iof thc I,ufchasH ~ The y - af'4 ~ :
~ eud HAit Nk',, see -, 2, "a =, u, - D.,
That theY uili oner pfnoif 20 shes that ne
ianas ruiiHhi $40 ulvfr Valuable fuT Tbs fiiattr
or stone ihefg4n than for agricultural purposrs.
aud a. establish iAelf eiaims 10 said lsnds be-
fore the C0uniJ cirfl of e. fa0t County. Oregon,
T;t T;;if' iieT7a 1ii -=if'Fe-i f'ir 80 -. -
Sopiembef, iin.
They name 80 sliuftH0T
ffank slinrrf, ~ illf. Oregon Seth " -
com, Millian q, Liscum and Maud n Noofe.
Of feftland Oregon, end hAfle. ,letsei
aud Edmond hannnm, oi heaiiie, washing
ton.
Any snd ail PERSONS clslininE adversely any
~ the above drsffihed lands are requested in
nle their claims la this once un of before said
ah dai Of rsptcmbef iilQ.
VA. FAsHr, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
SUMMONS

In the Justice Court Precinc, Of Drew.
sey. Harney County, state Of Oregon.
Carl Riley, Notie Gard, !. 4. Baker.
Plaintiffs ys Felix Barkley, Defendant.
To Felix Barkley the above named de.
fendant;
In the name Of the state Of Oregon /,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the above complaints filed
against YOU in the above entitled action
within six weeks from the jate Of the
first publication Of this summons aud
Il you faii to 90 answer or appear for
want thereof; plain,iffs will take iudg
ment against You for the sum Of Ct6s)
Sixiyeigh, dollars and interest thereon at
the rate Of 6 er cent per annum from the
lst Of June 1905 together with attorney
fees and costs and disbursements Of this
aston being the amount OF the demands
in PLAINTIFF complaint herein.
This summons is published by order
OF W. u. Baker Justice Of the Peace
for DreWsey precinct, County Of llarney
State Of Oregon, dated July 10, 1908
which order requires this summons to
be published In the Times Herald y
weekly newspaper, published a, Burns,
Oregon oncea week for period Of six
weeks The date Of the fret publication
hereof is July llth, 1905,
Carl Riley.
Notie Gard.
]. u. Baker.
plaintiffs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
1imbsf Land. act June o, isIs.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTATEs LAND uTFtCE,
Nurus, Ofogon, August lh, iaui \

nurns, ofceon, August 10, iaOi.i
Notice IL hereby given that IN compliance
with tho provisions Of the act Of Congress ~
June a, ISIS emitted IAN act for the sale oi um'
bof lauda la the states Of California, oregon,
Nevada, aud n Washington Territory, ~ extend
81 ta All the Public Land ntHius hy act oi Aus
ust 4, isya, the following named persons have
on August iath aud ifih. ipus, nicd la this oiicr
their sworn Ftnirnentk, to-aiti
Lula n, fiichctt oi ontario, County ~ Nal
heuf, state Of oregon, sworn statement No ~,
iof the purchase of the rt'4, of section N,
township No. ~ south, raurc No aa east, ". n.
MHihruf, state of oregon, sworn statement 40.
lii, Tor lhe purchase VI the sNia. oi section n,
township No. "a south, range No, - east, ", n,
Nora NadduN, OF oniufio, County oi halhruf,
Stale of oregon, sworn risfrmcnf 80 ~, inf
The purchase of the kNia ui section No. "a,
township Nu,u south, fauev No, tl cusi. ~,
Joe n. iltchuit, of ontario county uf Mall
hour state ui Ofrruui sworn ttairnVut No 49,,
Tor the purfhasr uf thf N !, ui rcriluu No, ~,
toN nship No, "a south rauEt No. - rnsii " a
tnai they will unuf proofs 10 shou that the
lands sought are inufr valuable for ihr timber
of stone thereon than for agricultural purposes,
aud 90 establish their claiua 90 said Janus hc
bofr the Register and Receiver ~ huFns, ore
sou, on saturday The gth day of uctoher, 100
They name a. Witnesses ffauk q. Dibble
oi Riley oregon George q. salisbury, Of Burns
Oregon, aud James A, MAdduK. Nora aAdduN,
Thomas NJ, fncheu aud Lula htchett, oi
ontario Oregon,
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
Oi the aboye-dcscribrd lands are requested ~
fle their claims m this office on Or bciOfs
said 9TH day of october, lyo.
VA. FAEnE Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND oFfICE.
Burns, oregon. August 10, iaos.
Notice ID hcrciy given that the following.
named settler mas hlud notice Of hts intcn-
ton 20 make hnal proof IN support of hts
fore the Register aud Receiver. A. Hurns, ore
gon. on september ~, ie0, viz Alhert p.
Oakcrmani Of Rilcy Oregon, ", y, No, iaf>, for
~ r. 2 - n "a E., wv
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
ms con!lnu"us rcs,oenee, upon eho cu,llNh,,ioh
Dibble, n A Dibble. n Chapcn, all Of Riley
Oregon.
WV. FARHE, Register.