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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
ASK FOR CONFERENCE.
Striking Telegrsphers Appoint Com
mittee to See Managers.
SMALL SENDS LETTER TO MACKAY
Reply to Ultimatum Recently Sent
to Frisco Operators.
SAY COMPANIES MUST YIELD
Strikers Insist That Business is Nov
ing Very slowly.
OFFICIALS CLFs DICT THIS
They Say That tn Handling
Promptly All Me- Onered
and Are MAXI II ms
in staRASt :
Reply to Ultimatum Recently Sent
to Frisco Operators.
SAY COMPANIES MUST YIELD
Strikers Insist That Business is Nov
ing VERY slowly.

SAN FRANCISCO, June p = dent 8.
j. Small OF the Commercial pliers
union, appealed yesterday dire 90 Clar-
bnce MaclSay, head Of the Postal Telegraph
company. Small wrote a letter directed to
offset the one written by Mackay TO the
officials OF the Postal company, in which
Mackay commended the operators who
refused to go out and condemned the men
who struck President MRckRy and the
officials OF his company have enjoyed the
esteem OF the telegraphers who said yester-
day that they hoped that Small's exposition
OF the case from the standpoint of the EN-
ployes might be productive of peace.
A possible step toward settlement was
made yesterday when the striking operators
appointed a conference committee of seven
members, including President Small, with
view Of opening negotiations with Western
Union and Postal Telegraph companies.
Although the powers OF the committee were
not announced following its appointment,
II is thought the committee will be clothed
with authority to arrange q basis for the
settlement of the strike One of the in
structions of the board will be to place the
demands of the strikers before the heads
of the companies. The operators declare
that the companies are seriously crippled
and must ultimately yield to the demands
for a % per cent increase in wages. 1t was
conceded generally that the strike was
likely to continue for several weeks and
The possibility of extending the strike was
also admitted.
Oficials of both companies declared yes
terday that they were handling expedi-
tiously all the business that came TO them.
Both claimed gains in their stan of oper-
ators
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
THROW TEN BOMBS IN CROWD
Many Persons Killed and Injured, Due
to Acts of TerrOrists In
Tthla.

TIFLIs, Transcaucasia, Russia, June 26-
Ten bombs were thrown today into Ervan
square, in the center OF the town, which
was thronged with people. The missiles
exploded with terrific force. Many per-
sons were killed OF injured and windows
and doors were shattered over large area.
The police are preventing all approach 10
the scene OF the outrage.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2s.-During the
maneuvers today the torpedo boat Ubedi-
milny struck a mine. which exploded. The
damage was slight, owing to the deteriora-
tion OF the mine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
TRAIN SIGNAL GIVEN WRONG
Big FOur Has Another Wreck, but
Train Crew Luckily Es-
caPss Injuries.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June B.-The engine
Of Big -Four passenger train No. was do
rallied today and the baggage car and day
coach with ii. The engineer escaped un-
hurt, although he was buried in the wreck
age Of the engine cab, the locomotive turn
ing over on it's side. The trucks OF the
baggage care were torn of. Baggageman
George Decker was injured about the head
and arms by falling trunks. Brakeman
Charles Williams was cut and bruised.
Engineer Higgins says white light was
burning in the junction tower, giving him q
clear track. None OF the Pullmans left
the track.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27

Witnesses take the stand in the Hay
wood case testifying in fat contradiction
TO the evidence OF Harry Orchard, the de-
fense seeking to prove revenge, the mo-
tive for killing Steunenberg. Page
Operators at San Francisco ask for 4
conference with the ofhcials. President
Small writes q letter telling demands Of
the union to President Mackey. Page /
Judge Lands at Chicago denies new
trial to the Standard Oil company and
seeks information as to the financial con-
dition Of company preparatory to imposing
fine. Pare i
President Roosevelt appoints IL. c. NJ.
Burgess of Lincoln custodian Of Lincoln
postoffice building and surveyor of the
port. Page /
Attorney General Hadley and railroads
take steps in Kansas City to push suit
settling question OF jurisdiction of state
or federal court over rate matters. Page
Fire outside the exposition grounds at
jamestown does s25O,Ooo damage, Page
Cruiser Milwaukee dispatched to Cen
trail America on news OF fresh troubles
there. Page 1
Judge william Frear has been appointed
new governor of Hawaii Page i
Effort made to defend the memory of
Theodore Estes in the Judge Loving muir
der trial at Houston. Tex. Page
Mark Twain given degree of doctor of
letters at oxford commencement exercises
with many prominent Englishmen.
+ Terrorists at Tihis raid treasury wa
gon, securing 3125,OoO
NEBRASKA.
State Railway commission will ask next
legislature for an appropriation to asce--
tain the value of the railroad property
of the state. Rock Island asks to have
injunction case brought by state trans
ferred to the federal court. Page 3
LOCAL
Ed r. Sizer of Lincoln was chosen presl-
dent of the state association of post
masters and Lincoln designated as the
next meeting place. Page 1
Bankers are said 20 be standing behind
the cattlemen In their night with the-pack-
ers over post mortem inspection of cows.
First days canvass for funds TO pay
of Young Mems Christian association debt
results In $4,000 in subscriptions and
those in charge are encouraged. Page 2
Incomplete returns from assessors Of
fee Indicate Douglas county valuations
will be increased about s7,ooo,Ooo this
| year. Page 2
Hamilton flats at Twenty-fourth and
Farnam streets will contain no house
keeping apartments with kitchens.
Page 3
Mayor Dahlman and city council clash
over issuance of permits and license in
spectors acts as buffer. Page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
Farmers Marrow Escape.

CRESCENT. Ia, June 26.-sOecial. -
Carl Peters. = wealthy farmer living three
miles north Of Crescent In Boomer town
ship. WAS seriously hurt yesterday while
building fence. He had just put barbed
wire on the top and was reaching over
the top OF the fence after a tool on the
other side, when the Top wire broke strik-
ing him in the throat and nearly severing
his windpipe and barely missing the jugllar
VEIN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
BOND THIEF is SENTENCED
Man Who Helped Get Away with
Million Must go 90 Sing


NEW YORK. June 26-oliver NJ. bennett,
the broker who pleaded guilty TO receiving
the bonds which William o. Douglas. the
assistant loan clerk, stole from the Trust
Company OF America today was sentenced
TO serve not less than Ave nor more than
ten years in Sing Sing prison. Douglas
pleaded guilty TO grand larceny, ana was
sentenced to three years in Sing Sing. the
district attorney having stated that Douglas
had been OF material assistance In the
prosecution OF bennett The two stole
nearly 100000 worth Of bonds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
Deaertiona from HattleahIn.

VICTORIA. B. c., June 26.-There have
been about forty desertions from the Brit
sh cruiser Monmouth while lying here.
Sixteen men swan ashore from the cruiser
and escaped Six escaped from guard of
honor formed TO escort Prince Fushlmi on
The vessel this morning some hiding under
The naval wharf. Several were recaptured
while attempting 10 escape and were taken
on board IN irons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
FOLK HAS BEEN TOO BUSY
Governor of Missouri Has Little
Time 40 Think of Political
Prsfermsnt.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 26-Governor
Folk OF Missouri. who attended the mar
riage OF his sister in Brownsville last night.
stated today that there were many men
in the democratic party more worthy than
he to be a candidate for president, and
that he had been too busy to think OF run
ming for any such once. The governor
strongly criticised monopolies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
new HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR
Presidsnt Roosevelt Appoints Juass
william FrsAr 20 BE Chief
Executive There.

OYSTER BAY. June 2s-President Roose-
Jelt today formally appointed Judge VIII
liam r. Frear 70 be governor OF Hawaii
to take once the middle of August. Judge
Frear Is a native OF California, a graduate
OF Yale and now holds the chief justiesahlp
Of the supreme court OF Honolulu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
BURGESS GETS LINCOLN JOB
FOrmer state Chairman Made Sur
veyOr OF Port at Capital
City.

OYSTER BAY. N, Y, June 2s-Presldent
Roosevelt today appointed Henry C. W.
Burgess to be surveyor OF the customs at
lincoln. Neb and Lymon w. Wakefield
10 be register OF the land once at Phoenix.
AriE.
The president approved the application
lor the retirement with the rank of rear
pdmiral of Captain William II. Reeder.
y. 8. NJ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
LOSS IN INDIAN TERRITORY
Heavy Wind Caused Damage GeR-
orally ThrOuah Wide Section
of Territory,

MU5RoGUE. l. T.. June 2s-A heavy
windstorm today caused more or less dam
age at Mounds. Keefer and Jenks and ali
over the Glenn Pool district. Several per-
sons are reported injured. but so far no
fatalities have been reported. AT Cleve-
land. Okl., and Tulsa, l. T., store fronts
were blown N and SOns small buildings
damaged,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
oRBY TAKES TWO DERBIES
Richard CrOker'S Horse Wins First
in Classic Event at
Dublin.

DUBLIN, June n - Richard Croker's
orby. winner OF the English derby. won
the Irish derby today. Mr.. Croker's George
town was second. Seven horses started
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
Cnrrte Nation Do in IaII.

WASHINGTON. June 26-F'Or entering a
saloon and raising a disturbance, Carrie
Nation was last night arrested on the
charge OF disorderly conduct ana was
placed In thu he
night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27

Elliott was put through a searching
cross en- animation By Mr.. Aawisy. He said
be hAd never related 10 his kinspeople,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Thursday, June IT, 1907,
rHp WEArHER

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-Ge Generally
fair and warmer:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-27

IOwnns Effect OrRaniEatiOn
The Iowa Association OF Postmssters met
n the Millard hotel parlor Wednesday
morning at $500 O'Clock with about twenty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
Ma nowszy %europejski
WYnalaZek

ma vzmocnienie i utrzymanie
w}os6w.
Opisz stan w}os6w W ]akim O"
becnie 50, jest to g46wna zasadq do
poznania i odgadnieaia s}abosci.
Jezeli w@osy pe}zna albo znajdu~
je sic 1uska W g}owie, prosze wy
czesa~s4y suche w1osy przysfac.
ola zbadania-
/ Jezeli chcecie mie6 leki dobre i
skuteczne, odniescie sig wprost do
mule, a po uzyciu tychze doznacie
n1ezawodnych skutk6w.
I~nteressnei zglaszajacY sic do
mnie, winni adresowac:
, Prof. J. NJ. Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South sth st ,
Brooklyn, New York.
Powyzsze lekl SO znane tylko
mnie samemu, W 5adnych sk1adacb
tcgo ME maja. Wszelkie Informal
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy roz'nai-
tych }ysych, kt6rym to lekarstwo
pomog}o, zawdz'eczaja "a tax
*1elkie dobrodziejstwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

(Ciag dalszy.)
- Co prawda, to prawda,
- rzek} ma to drugi, lzydo-
rem nazwany - re pofoze'
ME nasze Jest al nadto roz-
paczliwe. CT hultaje kozacy
spowodowali mas wczora] ra-
no do zej6cia z g16wnego
traktu, ma kt6ry mimo szu-
kama iako6 wej5t ME moze-
my. Nadto jeszcze niebo, kt6-
70 niedawno jeszcze by1o
jasne, zaciemni}o sic cd Kill
kunastu nocY, tax, re " no.
cy i6c ME podobna. Ami je-
dnej gwiazdki ma niebie ME
widac, kt6raby nam droge
do granicy wskazywa}a.
- DIS rano sic wypogo~
dzilo.
Prawda, ale musimy
siedem albo osm godzin cze-
kae, zanim noe nastapi, abys'
my sic podlug gwiazd kiero'
wac mogli. A tn gl6d zaczy-
ma d~oskwierac. Dawnom juz
spalaszowa} ostatni kawaiek
ko6skiej pieczeni, a zo1adek
moi upomina sic 0 posi}ek.
- Moze napotkamy jake
90 zwierza.
- Niedzwiedzia chYba, ale
to sprawl niebezpieczn a.
Gdybym sic ma niego rzuci]
z pa}aszem, a zabi}, by}oby
MESA podostatkiem ola mas
tbu, ale gdybym go ME "a
bill, to niedzwiedz by sobie
NINA zo}adek zapakowa}, a
kto vie, czyby sic i do cie'
bic ME zabraf.
FL, ME trac ducha -
poci eszal 20 jenera}. Prey
puszczasz, co najgorsze, a
przecie trzeba tez ma czcze'
ecie liczyc.
- Szcze6ciel - powt6rzyl
ponim Izydor.- Moze mann
my6lec, ze "a chwile dol
dziemy do jakiej krainy,
gdzie po roach ludzie cho"
dza?...
- Moze dojdziemy do ia'
kiej wsi?
- Ma nicby sic to zdaao
no poc61hysmy do niej wesz'
Ii? Chyba ma to, ably zycie
stracic.
- Moze spotkamy gdzie
jakiego cz}owieka, kt6ry "a
dobre s}owo i pieniadze
sprzeda nam chleba Tub in
nego ~pozywienia.
- Mole, moze!...: Mozt
nam 2 powietrza pieczonJ
Rolabek spadnie? Chocby6
nv k6pO spotkali. ME tylk(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

- Patrz tylko, rzek1
- mnie sie zdaje, ze cos WI
DE. - Tam, tam! Spojrzy]
.tylko, masz lepszy wzrok o.
demnie.
- Owszem, owszem, -
odpar} tamten - wldze
wspania}e sosny, kt6rYm Pc
wnie mniej zimno, anizeli
mnie i kt6re z dumq nosza
5nieg, jak1 je okrywa.
- Me O sosnach movie
- odrzek} ienera}. - Me
widzisz niczego blizej mas,
niedaleko owego zagajenla?
Mnie sic zdaje, jakby to dach
by}.
- Zdaje mi sic, ze to ku-
pa 6niegu i mic wiecej.
ia tax sadzi}em. Ale
widzisz, choc 6nieg zawiera
W sobie ciep}o, ale ME dymi
sic z niego. A patrz! Tam
widae obloczki dymu.
- Prawds. "A poniewaz
ME mole tam tyc dymu,
gdzie ME ma ognia, przeto
musi bye owa g6rka 6uiegu
niska chalupa. Ma prawo to-
dy i dalej naprz6d, ale ME
do cha1upy, tylko jak NADIA
lei cd niej,
- Izydorze, zastan6w sic,
zawolal jenera}. Przecie
ME wszyscy mieszka6cy tu-
tejsi So ludozercami. Mole
W tel cha}upie mieszkaja lu-
die, kt6rym wzruszy sic SER
CO ma widok dw6ch pre-
marz1ych, wyg}odnialych
j bliskich smierci zo}nierzy.
Jenera} zwr6ci{ eve kroki
W strone chaty, ale towarzysz
jego zatrzyma} go.
- Wstrzymaj sic chwilke
jeszcze, moi bracie, - rzek].
Trzeba sic ma wszystko PREY.
gotowac. Kto vie, co bedzie
skutkiem tive; odwagi i uf'
nosci W lito66 serc ludzkich.
U6ciskaj mnie rsz jeszcze, mo
re ostatni, a potem bedzle-
my postepowali j dzia}ali, jak
odwazni a mezni czynia.
Obydwaj u6ciskali sic SER
decznie, a pctem zwolna po
czeli isc ku chacie.
By}a to istotnie chata.
Drzwi by}y z prostych, ale
mocnych desek i zamkniete
by}y tax szczelnie, re zadnej
szczeliny ME mia1y.
Jenera1 zapuka} kilka ra'
~, ale Mkt ia to ME odpo-
wiedzia}.
Poczal tedy prosic, tax, jak
czynia zebracy, ale i ma to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

spos6b do cha}upy wproslll,
to wtedy bedzie zawsze jesz-
cze dosyc czasu do uniewin-
nienia sic pred MIN.
Me czekajac ma %odpowiedz,
zaparl sic W drzwi, re "a
trzeszczaly.
Piotrek (syn owych ludzi,
kt6rzy do miasta sic udali)
stall blisko drzwi i s1yszaf !
pukanie i prosbe, jenera4a.
Me wazy} sic jednak, pre-
kroczyc rozkuzu OLGA; kt6ry
mu nakaza1, ably nikomu ME
otwieraf.
Gdy jednah.us}J sza} trzesz-
genie drzwi, tedy zacza} sic
namy6lac. Gdy drzwi wywa-
Ia, a wywala z pewnoecia, to
i tax wejda do chaty. Ale
wtedy mole sic beda m6cili
"a to, Fem ME otworzy}. Gdy
i'm z w}asnej wolf otworze,
natenczas moze ma tenn le-
piej wyjde. Ola tego zapytai'
- Kto tam?
Umy6lnie znizy} CLOS, ably
udaWac staregO cz1OW1eka'
Ale Francuzi zaraz sic ma
tenn poznali.
- Dobrzy przyjaclele! -
~odrowiedzia} jenera}.
Czego chcecie?
- Goscinnoscil
- Me mozemY wan nj
czego udzieli6. Ojciec nasz
wyszed} i zakaza} nam, aby-
6my nikomu drzwi ME otwie-
rail-.
Gag dalsEv nastapi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

Lekarze uwa&aja ia "a zarazliwa Gale
cialo boil zupelny brak apetytu. oczy iza-
via z nosa ~wydobywa sic sluz i kaszel do
lega. UZYJCIE SEVERY BALSAM MA
PLUCA (cena Is j 50c.) a takze Severy
pastylki ma grype i zaziebienie, kt6ryah
cena Jest Csc.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Death of Mrs. Thomas Atkinson.

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Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. S. C. Wilkerson of Tuscaloosa
is in the city oh business.
Mrs. j. E. Stennis. of McComb City
is Aisiting relatives in the city.
Please notice Sheriff Dantzler's no
tice to taxpayers in this issue.
Mr. j. F. Edwards, of Rrooksville
was in the city on business this week.
Miss Ida Windham of Fairfield, il
visiting her sistor, Mrs, Hardin Brooks
Jr.
Mr.. H. D, Foster of Meridian is il
tho city visiting his dadghter, Mrs. J
H. Williams.
Miss Emma Bankhead is visiting the
families of Mr.. w. L, Williams and her
sister, Mrs. Douglas.
Miss Trudie Carpenter from Brooks
vile has been spending few days with
Miss Carrie Williams.
Mr.. C. C. Higginbotham, of Feam
Springs, was a cash caller at the
Beacon and Sheriff's office.
Mrs DR., Crigler Of Starkville, and her
daughter, Mrs Carpenter, are visiting
Mrs, Tom White Crigler.
Mrs, W. T, Connor, of Macon, is
visiting her sister, Miss Evelyn Wind
ham. -Commerciel Commercial.
Mrs. George D. Peters and children
were unexpectedly called to their home
in Bristol, Va. They left Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. j. H. Williams has been in Ne
ridian several weeks at the bedside of q
relative, Miss Halbert, who has beer
very i'll with appendicitis.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
church will have social gathering a.
the residence of Rev, II. NJ. King Sat
urday afternoon for the purpose OF
sending a Christmas box to the Bap-
tist orphan asylum at Jackson,
Mrs. E. V. Yates left a few day ago
for Vicksburg, to be present at the
marriage of cousin, Miss Bessie Wells,
who will be married on the 18th inst.
Miss Lucille Sargent leaves this af-
temoon for Montgomery, ! Alabama,
where she will spend the Christmas hol-
idays as the guesi of her sister, Mrs.
V. Morgan Morris, who is well remem-
bered here as Miss Eva Kate Sargent,
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Mcdonald, Of
lett, Alabama, braved the weathcr
and the muddy roads and came to town
Friday, Mr.. Mcdonald says that when
their railroad is completed the people
of his section are coming to Macon
only in the summer time, but the at
fractions of Macon will probably draw
many here, in spite of obstacles.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Death of Mrs, Martha Martin.

On Sunday morning, Dec. Sth, at 10
o'clock, Mrs. Martha Martin passed
away at the home Of her son, Mr. H.
r. Martin. Her death was not unex-
pected, as she had a stroke os paralysis
several months ago, and has been in a
critical condition since. The remains
were inferred in the Odd Fellows Gene
terry Monday morning at II o'clock,
Rev. j H. Buck officiating at the grave.
Mrs, Martin was a daughter of Mark
and Melissa Mauldin and was born in
this county July 10th, 1886, She was
married to Wm. S. Mattin in 1853 and
leaves three children, Henry F. snd
William and Mrs. S. c Memories, also
one brother Mr.. Josh Mauldin and sis
ter, Mrs. Feb. Trimble.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
THE CHURCHES.


Our Sunday school expert is here
and win address the Maconites at
o'clock tonight, Subject, "a Working
Army"
SUNDAY.
9-l5. "A living Sunday School, con
Quoted by an expert You cannot
afford to miss this hour.
ll00, Subject, "A Complete Bool,
and Worldwide Mission.
2;SO. Willing Workers Band.
500. L. Byrd win discuss "A
Business Proposition. VIII the teach
ers and pupils Of other Sunday schools
take notice and attend this service.
6:OO.-B. Y. P. U. Led by Miss
Ella Hunter A good time assured.
7;0O.-Subjeet, Sources of Knowl-
edge and How Applied
You are invited to attend all these
services. If you go through all Of
them and not be a wiser ann a better
m.n, whose fault shall it be
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
MULE STOLEN.

From Greenfield church, one and a
half miles west of Brooksville, on Sun
day night, November oath, one iron
gray mules, about IA hands hgih, about
eight years old. Had on, when taken,
a Texas saddle, with the name I. j..
Hopkins printed on fender. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return of
the animal or any information.
KIRK ToLIvER
BroQksyilc, Miss
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Strayed or Stolen.

Solid bay horse, with dent on right
side of neck; seven years old; medium
pony size; strayed or was stolen from
Bennett Mill, 3 l-2 miles from Columbus
Miss, on the Macon road, Friday, Nov.
s, 1907. A reward Of $40 is offered fol
his recovery. p. B. ETHERpGE,
Route /, Columbus, Miss.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Notice Pensioners.

bave at last succeeded in getting
our pension warrant cashed and now
ready for distribution. All parties in
terested will please call at chancery
clerks office, get their warrant and
present the same the Merchants and
Farmers band for payment.
W. H. HOLMAN,
Treasurer NoXubee Co.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
HE ST OR X

Francis Longstreet is her name and
Mr. and. Mrs. L. A, Nicholson are very
happy over her arrival
A daughter was born on Monday Of
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Den
man
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

| will accept checks for taxes on the
Bank of Macon, the NJ. & f. and Bank
Of Shuqnalak, A report has been cir
culated that | would not accept checks,
but | viii be glad to receipt you for q
check on either Of the above banks.
4, L. DANTzLER.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

We know and you ought to known
that you cannot go through Christmas
or Thanksgiving with out buying bar
relof that same oldgood Elect" flour,
can always be found at Hardin's,
when in need Of barrel, phone US or
send an order
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Will Not Do Outside Engraving.

On account of rush of work at this
season, it will be impossible for me to
do any outside engraving during Christ
mas week If you have any engraving
to be done bring it in at once.
w. +. AVERY.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Fresh water fish every Thursday.
CITY GROCERY Co.
trayed

From J. K. BankheaG pasture ABOUT
Oct. lst, one blush Drown mare mule,
| about five years 5iG; branded "P'' on
one jaw; long sw ia on tail. Will pay
reward for any Information or return
of mule. w. f. SKINNER.
Mcleod Miss.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Wreck on NJ. s. Q.

The wreck of freight train a few
miles south of Artesia Thursday night
delayed traffic for twenty-four hours
between Meridian and the above-men-
toned points. The north-bound pas
senger train, due in Macon az 2:43 Fri
day incoming, was sent around by Tus-
caloosa, the south bound. due at 2:08 a,
beidg sect the same way. The wreck
was caused by a freight running off the
track. No lives were reported lost.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
For Rent.

A new four room cottage convenient
to business portion of town. Bored-well
water. Price $l2. so a month Apply to
|. d. TYSON,
Shuqualak, Miss.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
straved or Stolen.

From the j X Bankhead's pasture
about six weeks ago, one dark bay
stud mule, about three and a half years
old two white feet viii pay re-
ward Of $40 for Of mule, ANY informa-
ton leading to his recovery will be lib
orally reward.
j. X. BANKHEAp,
McLeod, Miss
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

Rev. J. Z, Thomas will hold regula
services tomorrow.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

Before buying your Christmas
presents for look at the toys at
the Novelty Store
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

Gee " Nhiz! Hardin has some balloons
in his store some small children could
go up in. Come in and see them.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14
Christmas Postals.

Two for s cents, Mail orders filled
at the above price, c l., FERRIS.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

You will find something en-
tirelv new and novel in the Noy-
city Store line of Toys.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

Any breakfast food you have ever
seen or heard of can be fround over
phone IA or Hardin's.
Macon beacon., 1907-12-14

Oh ! Mamma please buy us one of
those fruit cakes | saw at Hardln's this
evening, they are something to talk
about