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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-12
Negro Shot to Fragments.

EMPIRE. Ga. October ia negro
name6 Henry White was shot to frag-
ments by a mob at Younker, six miles
from here. last night.
White started out to shoot UP the fam
lily of Mr.. Thomas Allen Saturday, and on
his way met another negro, whom he shot
and wounded for refusing to join MIN
in his expedition. He went on to AL
ming them away from their home. A
posse gathered, pursued and captured
White and placed him in the lookup.
About IL o'clock Saturday night band
of unknown men took White from the
lookup, carried him about a mile from
Younkers, tied him to q tree and rid
died him with bullets.
Miners Fight Follows Drinking.
FAIRMONT, w. Va, October 12.-Three
miners were fatally wounded and six
others injured last night In a battle be-
tween two factions of foreign miners At
Enterprise. near here.
/, The fight followed a drinking bout. The
police are investigating tn cease.
Host and Guest Both Dead.
MONTREAL. Quebec. October H.
Francesca Martalli invited some friends
to his house last night to celebrate his
Homecoming after 4 seasons work in a
railway camp. A row started in which
MarIalli and Donate Caluori one of the
guests. were shot and killed.
Michael Caluori. Ahe twenty-year-o
son OF one of the dead. is under arrest
charged w.lh the double murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-12
1898 N Street.
The Misses Kerr's School
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
OPENS OCTOBER I.
Stenographic Academy,
Washington Seminary

..
An earnest school for earnest girls
18th year begins October O. 1905
The only private school in Washinxton admit.
ting on certificate to the i've colleges: Weres-
ley Mt Holyoke. vassar. Smith and Chicago
University. Planned for those who desire thor
ough Instruction and character building enid
beautiful Surroundings and refined associations.
Academic. College Preparatory and Special
Courses. Primary and Preparatory Departments
Classes Instructed by College and Normal grad
mates. Culture class for women. Gymnasium,
tennis. Catalogue.
NT. and Mrs. q. T. sMALLwooD. PriaeiDals
aol7.tf20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-12
Factions Fight in Church.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, October H.
Chairs. knives and candlesticks were used
In a factional fight between the Galacians
and Hungarians in the Holy Trinity Cath
Ollie Church on Beaver street, here at mass
Sunday. AS result of the fight, John
Crib and John Pristas are in a hospital
the former with his face cut from mouth
to ear, and the latter with a large hole
In the back of his head. Seven men,
berS of the congregation are under ar
rest charged with assault.
The trouble started when one OF the
two choirs. representing its factions, was
ordered to stop singing. A general fight
ensued which wrecked the inside o. the
church before it was stopped by the police
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

itrirlleu Qrpreiiion ebenIo oeutjid,
lpic III Dem MiifBQng ser Gimuolotz
ring, mic rr in @rtnicu conitotirt
miro.
Ter 8cneraIfoniulntS g @c5trt
6rontflrt q. ID. f0tturtrtc i'm 5lucts
ten Nlgortol Grport.S cnOumgct nod
Den Ger. Stootcn I'M 9ctrngc bon
S0,250,OOO; Dies beoc,ltct 100000
pcniger, ais I'M Gleid)cn Gunrtol oe@
Norio6rcS, obcr cincn Hiifgong I'M
bcinobe bie @dIitc.
SGnmtli6e onDcrcn 9c5irfe conf
I~totiren nod Gnll5 bc0eutcnOe Mid
gGnac. arcfCIo ,lno Gronfiurt q. :.
Oer5eihncn ic $60O0OO aGln $3.50.
GOO, Bremen $230,00O lpcniQer an
6oftnrcnbctrGacn OILS I'M olcibcn
Niertcljobr ocS noriQeu &o6rcs.
@or5 enornt lit Der MiidaonN scr
AuSmnnbcrnno iibcr Bremen. Die
gnsmonDerltnA 6ctrll1 rlrnO ctuo Elm
Iiinftcl Ser po~riGbriacn. ,<n Oicicm
Sabre bobcn ieit Snbre3bcQinn 25,O0O
Ncrionen iibcr Bremen sic oltc Sci.
motb ncrloiicu, in ser cntiprcdcnocn
Belt oc3 Norinbre@ 10000. &iel bus
ben 81 ocu Sinfcn ser Nlt6mon0cs
rcr5iifcr 0ic onltlidcn @ornlnocl,
Don Der gc0cnludrtiQen Gage in Nnc.
rita b%cigetroGcn,
Mus Dem II Ct dc Ser GunIt.
Scr bcfonntc Ncp Dorfcr Gon5Nt.
l(nternebmcr &olliobn bot ole 2tr.
rongcmentS iiir Die grobc clmopGiihc
Gon5crt, Eourncc Der 6rou Sdu:
mnnl-Selnt ~Netroflcn mcIdlc fiir Ocn
nNfiten Nintcr on9cfcbt lit.
Sn 6ronfiltrt a, NJ. bat ii6 2lto.
mig 6nlOo nit elmer lodtcr Oc9 Der.
ltorbcnen S6ouipielera Scrmonn
hcrlobt. SuOlpig 6llI0o luor NIT Scr
Sdonlpiclcrtn (bcumcr ucrhcirot6ct,
ole Gbe prrOc obcr nod cini0cn rSolr
rem 0cidicOcn.
Sh '&icn bot iiA scr Ncitor oCa
@llratbcitcra, ser S0iGbri0c Sof,
Sdollipiclrr @crn6oro @oumciitcr,
nit lcirlcr 2~S-iGbrigcn Nid,te mo
EfIe9crin &oin @iitinocr. pcrbciru.
tibet. 1n @icncr Gbcotcrfrciicn mar
lfon lGn9crc Belt Don oicicr bcuor.
'tcbenOcn Scirotb ole &coc Ncrpcicn,
Die bctreficnoc Nodrid)t o6cr bon Oc,,
bclOcn 9ctbeiligtcn ais .Sdcrj" BE-
5ci6nct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Scs @rohOicbitaBlS ucrSadtia.

S6cnectoOp N..D, >. Sllli.
III Die Foli5ci bat bier geitcrn Abcn6
clnen Ne9er pcrbaitet, meId)cr iidy
eugene Miilon nenllt mo ocn lie i'm
&cro0djt bot, oab cr oil ser Gntmcn.
Nnlg elmer rcgiitrirten Goltienoung
Don $4,000 in &nniaS Gitp bctbei.
Iigt aemelen ici. Ilti Den Ncgcr paBt
1cuall oaS ousgcinuote SignoIcmcnt
mo nnmentlid bat er sic 6arin CT.
mGbntcn Nnrben iiber Dem Nugc mo
an GQenbogcn. Ser Ncgcr mltrOe
GctrofferL mic CT pom cincm Glitter
@aggon ablprong; CT mar aus Glcpe-
lanO 9cfornmcn un0 rGltmte Elm, lid
I'M Ncltcn u%nfgebalten SIT boben,
iucnn CT, bon Dem Gicbitobl audi
nidts miliet mollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Srcibcti %ierngebulten, f1nn Der ,attt.
id)cr crrcid)cn. Nl Inn l0Bt er icttle
Grbittcrlut1 INTO lcincn 3orn ollS: CT
Qiht 0rnl nrmct Sdclm Suct Ocrbc
Wudpiciicu. %m @cfiibl Der critic.
nen NclcioiAlnA Gilt scr @tubc bit
tcrlid mcilCn0 Dem @pumnlium 81,
Inn bort ocnl Iircftor biCrpou Pin.
5ri0c 81 ntodcn. % Di0crfGbrt inn
tilr3 Dor Dem Nortol Dos N}iBacidid,
mGbrcno CT pon icincn 2tltdcn sic
SbrGncn oblui'd)t, nit &Citigtcit &c.
gen Eroiciior ;. 5l renncn Sicbc
on: ilpci mcitcrc 0bricigcn lnltlcl
inn icillcn &opf! Niit crb6btcl
Shmcr5gciiibl, untcr itr6ncnocl
GbrGncL Gilt Der llnicIiac lucitcr gum
Tircftor. Gr mad)t BON DEM ibnt
nibcrfnhrcnU ltnrcdt Nn3ciAc nit
ocn bciti9 iflud5cnocn @ortcn:oT Ser
Ncrr Erpfciior 3. b0t mir cbcn 5luci
Gbrieilcn gcgcbcn i0 babe ia
Dem Gicl nidta Qctbou!" S6mapp,
ga ioBclt inn 3mci meme bintcr ocrt
Sbrcul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
&crbccrrnbc S%cncrSbunit in Sort at

Enlalt, HrnicrunaSQoGu0,, Nirhclt
@cridJts6Gic un0 Stoata &cf6nQ-
nib cin1c0idcrt.
Sort at HritcC Nluti s.
Nuli. 49, Cine Nrobe Nrucr@brmit III
bCutc onbicr IN Ser HGbr Oc8 Ealo.
ties unO bco Nc1icrlnlS @cbGuoeS
cltSgcbrohrlt, mCthcs iih itnc1 uad)
oIlcn NidtnnQcH binou4Ocbutc mo
ctluo 400 @cbGitoe c~ilUidrrtc, Olrurl.
ter sic trlpibiltcu oii;illItt @ulGite.
Gird)cn, Der &trihtNoi ur0 on$
StootS0cidugnib. 2ic @ciaugcnell
m1troen dIle nod ort6rCu @ciGngnii-
Icu in Sid)crbcit qcb,udlt. 0oS Nr.
fenal lttb 9ngcrhon5 nit Elllpcr un>
8cidiibCn nutrient cbulIoIla 3crit0rt
luobei iurd)tbnrr GlpIoitolru M!
houner1hnlifcm @CtGir bic Giuwo9'
ner IN cinrl Ennif rericbteu. al5
ober bir S6ihnnnnidnit sic SIAM.
rcn bcbcrridtc, uur0s sic Nlbe mic.
ser IcrNcitcIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Grfd,us sic Sdnucitrr.

Hew Oorf, 5. 5uli. Sin
tra1i'dcr llngIiidSinQ trug iid &C.
ltcrn NnHmitta0 III @iuiounSbriOac
SIT. Ger is Sabre uitc Miltun Gltm.
ming crid)oB OiIrh cincn urQliid,
liten 3nina icinc 10 Sabre aIte
StlpeIter Scinic olli Dem GitmlhinN'
idcn Anucicn in Nr. 800, Olinpiuc.
Npcrpc., Der inuGc Gunmti1Q moatc
Illorgen NIT lcillcn Nnacb0rigcn nad)
0cll NolronONdS nbfobren, lln0 oe.
tern inoIltc er liA i'm Sd)ieBclt ii6cn,
0n cr All Dem Nltsilltq ol1f sic ,Su0O
ST gcbcll gcond)tc. Gr bcicIti1tc in
clllcr Gnticrmlng bon ctlua $50 IllS
non Der biltcrcn &crnn0a OcS Suuics
cine Fnpicr. 3iclihcibe al Der @allo
enter Shrrtllc. ltn1efGbr brci SUP
pom Der 3iclidJcibr e1ticrnt bcionS
llf ell1e Oeiinuna in ser Sdclnrll.
moIo, Onrh mclhc Die flcillc ,}ennic
9crooe hillcin 0ctIcttcrt mar, nm fri,
'dlc Gicr fir Oeu &nu@Galt 81 bolcn.
Stn 'clbcn Momcnt, ais iie ans ser
Sdcllnc bcrolt9 flcttcrt moQtc mo
ibr &opi in Der 0ciinuua unitaltftc,
frdbte Der llnGIilfsidl ans Dem
@encbr ocS NruocrS. Die @lQcl
orang oem MGodcn iibcr ocm redtc,
N11e ms @cbirn un0 modte ibrenl
Seben ioiort Gin GnOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
GrGaltcn SCI 900 %~cracaclo.

Sonolulu, ). Suli. - Iihtcr
Sdniorb 9. Cole bonn 9nn0cS III
itrittsgcrid,t bier bat Dem Ncporotlir,
Tampfcr nRcitorer" BON scr yGonlf
mcrciol Gable So" SCI. 900 ais Ser,
gegelo iiir bic @erDung OcaG anpicrS
Moridurin" BON Der Pacific Mail'
Clinic" 5ugeiprod)en. Ser Gumpicr
Monidurin" mar I'M Sabre 1906
olli Elm Selienriii bei Hn6bit SsIaro
nuigelaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
gerianft altrs Giieu nno gietaa an
Baltimore Srun & Mctal Su.,

SdHoIer init
alton Gtfcn, Metdn. aiiem @ummt. Sanmwen.
nno gpcf .4umpen, GanOaS, seileu, rtt.
Sauptpfae nuo Siircau Rt. f620--2l, 0oaabitr.
Is. & u. B1ole. 9Sulle 1911. y
(Wlai29-) Wo. Yboae. gSinoicr 162.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
yltno oas ltnoliif Idrcitct idlncQ.A

Die S6iilcr zines ocutifcn 0pnt.
noiillmS boben oic GrloubniB, NIB.
reno Der 3cbrllbr ? Fouie in bcll
altlogen Der lln0ebung ipo5iercn 3ll
geben. Iobci trni cine s(btbcilnmq
NIT cincm GielaNcfG6rt 5uion1men.
Sm jugenolid)cn llcbcrmutb nedtcn
lie oos Sbier. Ylf cinmpl eriheint
Der autiher, otlc nc9mell, Heibnus;
muir einen, Der iitl Don Dem 9ansell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
EnarantGnc gegcn Yurtu Gabcllo.
il ., Curacao, 3. ,Sltl

@illenl it a D, Curacao, 3. Sltli.
Gle it1otiid)cn Ncborocn bobeil
Ecid)loiicrL cine %5ebntdgi1e G~llarar-
tGne iibcr ole Tniiooiere 5l pcrbdn'
gen, Die Don Horto GubeQo bier cir.
t%reiiel. Sn Eorto 9nbello lit cine
aeId6rlidle Sieberfranfbcit. perlnutb-
lid gelbes 6ie6er, altsgebroden. +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

ydir fir's anslaus beiorgt ". laiue, CIR.
413, Ef.Sal;inute. str, nahcG nitaut. Suuie. aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
GermiidJtc t%clcarapbiidc Scpcidjcn.

Sn Battle Grcct, Mit, bal
mad, cinem Strcite Trout Scott ieiue
@ottin cridoiicn urO Damn Selbit.
moro beAaltAcn.
- Sn 9ltlnntu, Ga, miro an
Sonnta0 sic 2cihcnicicr iijr Ocn
ShriititClltr ms &ournoliItcn &oeI
Gbolrolcr @orri@, Der nllyb n@llnclc
Mrmnla" 1tunnlt mltroc, itattiiuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

NV u ~ l w L.
Ger StaatSicfrCtGr oeS Meihslhab.
ants Spoolp bot icin @circmoen oor-
ii6cr oisgeiprohen, Dob oic Gercinig-
ten Stnnten Cen 9cihIiiiien ser Sn-
terrutionolen Sclcgrnphcn-Gonicren
iitr Orobtloie Sclcgrupbie nid)t beige
trctcn lilro, nadocm iidl Gnglnno,
oaS oodl in 9e5lq olli Nbniodun1ct
Don Observation-Disclosures ln0 ltrotegii
ifcr @coeltlng GuBcrit uOriidltig lit,
iid 0cn 9cidliiiicn ungcidloiien babe.
Gnglnnb mn Die Scr. Staotcn bat.
ten lid Ole Gntideiolmg iiber ibrelt
&eitritt porbcbnltcn uno Gnglono
bate ild) nod ltod)n1nliger Eriiflmg
ser ScrbGltniiic 5lnl Seitritt ent.
idloiicll.
u iidgang I'M &crfebr mil
Mmerifa.
8roBcs Slltereiie eripcfcn Die gu.
Idnlmcnltcllungen ser olncrifoniiben
&oniulots bc5irfe Icllti6lanb's iibcr
Den Serfebr nit ocn Ser. Staoten I'M
5lpeiicn Nrartal ocs laufenbcn Sap
res.
Sn Dem enormen Hiidgong ser Gr-
port5iffern ipiegeIt iid Die nafbaltige
Wirfung scr iinan5iellcn mo inbu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
StabtiidIc &erurbunnNcn,


Ginc @crurouuu1 Sum Mioerrui Der Nbidluittt
10 nuo % bee Artiicle - oeS ShltimOrei
Stubt.Guper uuu 1898, Sitcl ,,gSuicrtarC
uuo 2iccnScu," tIutcrtitci ,,Nnnoc," iuis
bcin1ic Ybihnttte ourn, 0crurpnuug &r
SO ocS Wiunure uno etuotruths uum Saltt
nurc, uuterIcihlnct mn 10, Suui 1898, nj
~Ocrruieu uuo ncu nnacnpmnieu pnrocu
rno ~oiciclbcu nit SuiGHcn iieu ~nHiWuch
ucDmcu, uno ciucu ncucn Mbitnitt III oCn
~bcinhtcu Mrtitcl ocS Naltimurrr Staot'Eu'
Der biiuiufiNeuI, Der nnmittribnr htntc,
Nbituitt - foi1eu NIB Ms Nbiftitt 10 u
hrIn.IttA iniaa Init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Ger reidc E|rofciior. -
oGroiciior @oIoina mlB elm rcid)ct
Mnnn iein, ionit t0nntc CT iid) nid)t
cincn ioldcn IicnartroB balten.@ -
DSn, er ioq iogar einrn 2eib.S hirms
pogt buben!"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1908-08-29
Ordinance No. ID.

An Ordinance Authorizing the Borrow
ing of $1,000 90 from the Merchants
and Farmers Bank.
Section l. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
City of Macon, Mississippi, that the
Mayor be and is hereby empowered to
execute note of the City of Macon,
Mississippi, to the Merchants and
Farmers Bank for $1,000. 90. bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent.
from date, and said note be due and
payable cd the first day of January.
1908, and being executed for general
Improvements for said city, which in
debtedness, added to the current debt
for the said year, will not exceed the
sum for which levy of taxes for the
year 1908 may raise.
Sec. III. Be it further ordained that,
the occasion being urgent, this ordin-
ance be in force and take effect from
and after its passage.
This, the 10th day of August, 1908.
D. F. ALLGOOD, Mayor.
Attest
r. E. v. YATES, Clerk
!. /, R. E. v. Yates, Clerk, hereby GER
eify that the foregoing Ordinance was
duly passed and recorded, as provided
by law in such cases, in Minute Book E,
page 327.
Witness my hand and seal of office,
this August Goth, 1908.
r. E. ". YATES, Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1908-08-29

100 Dollars. with Eight per cent inter.
est from date hereof, said note to be-
come due and payable January LIST,
1909, and executed by said city for Dor
rowed money, which said indebtedness,
added to the current for said year, will
not exceed the sum which the levy of
taxes for said year may raise.
Sec. II. Be it further ordained that,
the occasion being urgent, this ordin-
ance take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved this 18th day of August.
1908. D. F. ALLGO0D, Mayor.
Attest:
R. Z. V. YATES, Clerk
/, r. E. v. Yates, Clerk. hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing
ordinance was duly passed, as provided
by law, and that the same is recorded
in Min. Book E, page 1926.
Witness my hand and seal this Aug.
18th, 1908. r. E. V, 'YATEs,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1908-08-29
j. III. WILLIAMS
CITATION NOTICE.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
John r Morgan In the Cbancery
No 3o1s., VS.. Court OF
g. NJ Steward, ct o.. Noxubee county,
To @. NJ. Steward or his unknown heirs. o
other unknown parties In interest. the place
of resideace mud Pr toffce address Of all
OF whom being unknown, aud t. all per-
sons having or claiming any interest in the
following described lands viz; W. hair Of
n. c. quarter Of ~ G. quarter of n. half OF
= W. quarter Of Section -. Township q
Range 1 East, situated in said County of
Noxubce
We command You to be aud appear hetorc
the Chancellor Of our said Chnncery Court
Mt term thereof to be holden at the curt
House. In the town Of Macon, in said county
of Noxubee, on the
Fourth Monday in October, 1908, y
then and there to plead answer or demur IN
the original bill In said cause. wherein ycu
are defendants said suit hcing one to confirm,
the title of complainant IN aud TO the nforc.-
said lands and to remove all clouds there
from
Witnes my signature and the seal OF said
aippi afix ed at nv Office Ia Macon, Missin.
oucrton this, the 21st day Of August. COS,
JOHN A. TYSON,
Chapcery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1908-08-29
CITATION NOTICE.

THE STATE Or MISSISSIPPI.
Addie Chandler In the Chaucerv
NO. 3O6S, VS.. Court of
John Henry Chandler, Nox bee County.
To Iohn Henry Chandler, whose place of
residence and Postorhce address Is UNI
known
We command YOU to be and appear before
the Chancellor Of our said Chanrery Court, at
term thereof TO be holden at the court
house In the town of Macon In said county,
on the fourth Monday in October, n.
1908, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to the original bill In said cause
wherein You are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal OF said
court affixed at my Office in the city of
NJ acon, thit Gath day of August, A. u. 1908.
aug29 JOHN a. TYSON. Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1908-08-29
! News from Our Neighboring Towns
GHoLsoN ITEMS

Mr.. r. zoe, of Louisville, KY,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. d. w.
McGray. ID
DIR. Curtis ickett of Catalonia,
is spending a few days this week
with his sister, Mrs. ]. j. Prince.
1 Miss Clay Overstreet, who has
been visiting relatives out at
Louisville for several weeks re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Grover Vandeva nder, for
merly of Shuqualak, but now a
resident Of Meridian, is stopping
for for a few days at the Jarvis
Hotel.
Mr.. N. Overstreet, the capa.
BILE young clerk of ]. j. Prince
| & Co., returned home Saturday,
after a weeks visit to his parents
in Kemper.
Mr.. J. ], Prince, leaves Mon
day week Sept. 7th for Shuqua-
lax to open up the store of j, j.
Prince & Co. in that place. His
family will remain here until
Oct. LIST. Mr.. R. F. Watkins, of
Van, this county will be successor
to his business here.
The many friends of DR.. j. R.
Prince will be glad to hear of his
continued improvement after
several months illness.
Mr.. Clint Dorroh of Macon.
who has been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. D. H. Reed, of Kellis Store
for several weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Floore and daughter,
Miss Bette, who have been Wis
iting relatives near here, returned
to their home in Shuqualak Mon
day.
Mrs. w. H. Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Matt. have re-
turned to their home at present
after a weeks visit to friends
and relative in Macon.
DIR. j. B. Jarvis and wife of
Laurel are visiting relative here.
DR.. Jas. J. Whittle is COM
pleting his handsome residence
on Washington street, R. E. Nc
Graw, architect and builder
The voters of this precinct
were very much disappointed
upon their arrival here on the
Congressional election. to find
that a calf had entered the polls
while the managers were dining
at the Jarvis Hotel and devoured
the poll book and all the ballots
those which had cast and
Upon opening tne ballet box it
was found that only six votes
had been cast, five for Gambler
and one for Mitchell. The calf
vas no doubt for Mitchell and
seeing it was going opposite, took
advantage of the opportunity and
held" the election himself.
Since ex-Squire T. E. Haynes
,wner of the calf has named it
Mitchell"
Quite an enjoyable house party
vas given by Mrs. w. H. Evans
he past week out at her beauti-
ul crescent home in honor of
Ter charming poung daughter.
Hiss Anne att. Every means
we're furnished to make the oc-
aston pleasant one and it will
% doubt be long remembered by
hose who were present. Among
he guests were: Misses Ethel
)orroh and Bessie Tyson, of Ma
an and Miss Lillian Jones, of
huqualak. Messrs Douglass
'haml erlin, Fred Kellis and Rus
ell Welsh, of Shuqualak, Clint
)orroh of Macon, Rhoderem Yoe
t Louisville, KY, and Prof. B.
!. Clark of Gholson. :
We are headquarters for Libby'sl !.
AIMED meats ANYTHING in thair phopa a
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Ordinance No. II.

Being an Ordinance Authorizing the
Execution of the City's Note to l..
A. Nicholson.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Of
Macon, Mississippi. that the Mayor be,
and is hereby empowered to execute
the note of the CT v Of Macon. Missis-
sippi, to L. A. Nicholson. for the sum
Of Three Hundred Ninety-fopr and 70,
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J. E. Bass Agent
for the
Southern Oil and
Fertilizer Co.
Meridian, Miss.

Meridian, Miss.
AS | wish to thank my MANY
friends for their liberal patron
age in the Cotton Seed trade for
the past season, and also notify
the public that they will find me
at my office, hot or cold, rain or
shine. ready to buy your cotton
in small or carload lots. So come
on boys | am with you, Office
at Macan Depot.
With best wishes to one and
all Your friend,
JOE,
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BROOKSvILLE..

Tuesday night the home of Mr.
Leo Tindall was entered anC
robbed. Every room in the house
except the dining room, W {
rummaged and left in a state Of
disorder, and many valuable
things taken. among them toy
bank containing twenty-one dol.
lars, a fine pistol. Some sus-
pected parties are under arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tindall were spend
ing the night in the country.
Brooksville is to have a new
paper once more. Mr.. Chilcoat,
who lived here a few years ago,
is to be the editor. We hope it
will not be as short lived as it
predecessors.
Prof. Edward Price of Prairie
Point was with relatives in town
Sunday and Monday.
Rev. T. M. Brownies and Rev.
Jas. Bell, have been away this
week, holding a union meeting at
Pope's Chapel.
Mr.. Lester Bowling of Merid-
ian is at home for a short stay.
Messrs. T. ]. and Fred Hop
kins. Mrs. M. E. and Miss Bessie
Hopkins returned from Column
bus Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Glenn and children
are visiting Mrs. Woodward, at
New Prospe t, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. johnson
have returned from a visit to
friends in Mobile.
MIR. G. w. Cunningham has re-
turned from st. Louis.
Mr.. G. T. Heard is back from
a trip to Memphis.
Capt. and Mrs. T. J. stokes Of
Columbus spent a f, W days re-
Gently with Mr.. I. j. Hopkins
family.
Messrs. Tom and Henry Gay
of The Characterization, Gay Co.
are still in St. Louis.
Rev. Tom Brown, who has
been in town since the Bap list
meeting, left for Clinton Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. E.. C. Halbert of the
Brooksville Mercantile Co. leaves
Sunday for the St. Louis markets. |
Mr.. Lowery Love, wife and
son are the guests of Mrs. D. M.
Love.
Mrs. T.. w. Tate has been in
st. Louis for a week with her
husband, Mr.. T. W. Tate, who is
in an infirmary for treatment.
When last heard from, he was
doing well. |
MIR. Geo. Ford of Birmingham,
has joined his wife and daughter
at ,4r. j. Dowlings.
Mr., Wayne Deupree is at home
from Hot Springs.
The Episcopal ladies', assisted
by the other young people of the
town, are to give an entertain
ment next Monday evening for
the benefit of the Episcopal
church in Macon. A play,
" Scenes in a Union Depot" is to
be the principle feature.
Rev. Daniel Mcleod is very
critically i'll, so much so that his
children living at a distance have
been sent for.
Lookout for wedding in the
near future.
Mrs. Boggess has had as guests
lately Miss Dele Snowden of
Deerbrook and Miss Bessie Bog
CESS of Macon.
Miss Mamie Roger is at home
from Pansy, where she taught
4 summer school.
The annual moving is in pro-
yress. Several families are set
lied in new homes for another
year.
Mrs. Jas. Madison is away Wis
ting relatives.
ED-Thursday, August 9th,
It $50 p. M, the Rev. Daniel
Mcleod departed this life. He
caves a widow and ten sons and
daughters, all Of whom are grown
one daughter, !
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First Monday Of September 1908.

THOSE already on the Pension Roll need not
regapply. John A. TYSON Clerk
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Pension Notice.

All new applications by Confederate veter-
ans, or their widows. for pensions, must be
filed with me before the meeting OF the Board
Of Inquiry. on the
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We are headquarters for Libby's
Canned meats, anything in their. Phone
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