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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
r.,v REAL ESTATE 70, ,..r


GALATA Mont. Land-Land-Land-l
have several vel Improved ranches Tor sac
decided laudl, fenced. houses barns paEly
irrigated. raising the finest kind OF alta-lA
corn. all kinds q grain and vegetables
timber on part Of farms, a beautiful rlNe
running through the land, a splendid pace
for small game and nshing, % ls idea tAEm
land. IN an ideal climate. lu the finest state
Ia the union Land IN any sire tract yol
Prices from $40 10 IS per acre GOOD
Accomplishments for sale, close 70 own. Lots
for sale al prices that Will be doubled u q
very short while. and On q town the grow
ms Of which is phenomenal sun some
good hUmesteads left within ten miles o.
town Write me for particulars The y II.
MMI-ams keAL kslate Co. GaLath. Mont
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FOR sALE-Farm Of II acres in outh-
ings; good land. about 80 acres
and timber lands, beautiful groves
beautiful lakes; this would make an ideal
summer home for Chicago people, can give
immediate possession Of one set Of build
small bank barns, and nice orchard. VIII
sell for the very low price Of $500 D. NJ,
Best, EIkhart, Ind.
FOR sALE-Improved stock. grain and
chicken farms: close Chicago. c H Mar
Inc. Valparaiso. Ind.
Kansas
FOR SALE-Genuine bargains: go acres
Cas- county. Minnesota $50 acre. 100
acres Sherman county. kan. $50 acre
100 acres Cheyenne county. Kansas. s. acre.
Perfect titles. Full particulars on applics-
ton. r N. BettesWorth, Cedar Rapids, la.
FOR sALE-800 acres Kansas and At
SO per acre, the best colonization PROPOSE
ton In the United States. or 10 mold as an
investment. Gc3 70 l00N acres EubirriEated
slfalfa land can be retaled al 81 per acre
in one year no trades. Address r z.
Sturgeon, Olathe, Kan.
FOR SALE-Choice quarters in Alfalfa in
the famous shallow Water Valley Of ~.
FInney CO, Kan, for sale So number 10
suit purchaser. For Information and prices
address Il c. Hopper, Garden City. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FOR SALE-ColoniBaBOn proposition.
W0S acres iu a solid body cutover lands
near Houston. Tex Fine fruit, truck. TO
alto ard cotton lands. Price Ea per acre.
John = AKIN. Houston. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FOR SALE-Histonc Virginia estate. 10
acres fertile land. abundant water. timber
boundary; colonial brick dwelling, modern
equipment. glorious views perfect environ
ment. station near; University Of Virginia
8 miles. Price Gd0a illustrated circular.
Free register describing ~ select proper
ties Il W. Hfleary a Co. Charlottesville.
Va
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

LANDS for sale In the rich Members
valley. bargains In decided lands ~rellnQuish
homestead and desert claims, also catue
and ranches for sale. Il won't pAy you
10 locate sewhere until you investigate
what nc have. Write for booklet. II NNl
interest you. Address Deming Real Estate
Commission & Purchasing Co Dening'
n n
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BOUth DakstA-

LYMAN county, : ~. lands, SO to "a
per acre. Write for maps, etc r. A Mar
Tin, OaeomA s d.
SEND for list Of lands for sale BY the
Legal description given. G. II.
Carroll Miller. s d.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND-The rush is on
for Stanley county land, seevral new lines
Of railroad now building in this county.
Buy now and double your money in the
next two years. Choice lands selling al
from tl2 to SIS per acre. For maps and in
formation write to Felland Realty Co, 5l
Palace Bog. Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr. FARMER. and Investor, have for
sale IN Stanley count South Dakota choice
decided lands from 81 10 ~ per acre; these
lands are rrst-class. located near the rail-
road, also along the line OF the new pro-
posed road soil is a deep, black loan, free
% bushels Of wheat and 90 bushels OF oats
per acre, and ali other crops IN proportion.
when the land is properly TILED. There IS
no place in the west today that offers the
Inducements TO the home builder or the
investor that Stanley county offers Seeing
Is believing. Come out and look the cOun-
Try over. Land viii double a value here
in TO years time For information write
Hudson Land Agency, Midland. : D.
FOR sALE-south Dakota lands. T5 70
SO per acre, near town For booklet map
and prices on the most, best and cheapest
address l. l. Hagaman, PukwsnE, Brule
ounty, 8. u.
FOR SALE BY owner one OF the best \
section farms in Gregory Co., & D., AdJOin-
ing town, go0d buildings. 20 acres under
cultivation. Fer further information ad-
dress Box q. 81 Charles, . II.
SPECIAL bargain in quarter ssctioa Of
land, u miles north OF KtmbalL, :. ID. The
land is fenced and all nrst-class, tillsbe
and. Prlce, Cl@ per acre. VIII arr
600 against the a y a. 6 per cent C..
r. Kruger. kimbzll. S. d.
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REAL ESTATE


E.U2 ACRES. solid body. Cochran couu-
~ Texas SO per acre. f0oO cash. bal
ance iong time. viii accept trade up 20
billiard Marshall Land Co.. Luh-
bCck. Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FOR sAL-E-n you want a good stock
farm in West Texas. nearly leo acres writ
j NJ Harill. Minor. Tea.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FOR sALE-Raneh Oh Colorado and
Wyoming line, consists Of $500 acres Of
grazing and hay land. ranch is now
stocked with cattle and sheep. Wil sell
ranch with or without sheen For fur
Their particulars apply TO Harry latham.
Jelm, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
Missouri.

PEACH ORCHARD
We are Offering for sale a limited nuEbe
o. W-acre peach orchards % bearing age
ln the famous knshkOlOnE Peach District
% Missouri These orchards are located IN
the very heart o. the K0shkOnong peach
belt - miles from the railroad station.
Each ten acres C1uLailk about l.G9 x
herta Peach Trees % fun bearing age. The
trees are nov in bud aud II given proper
care and cultivation will yield a heavy 1rJp
this season We are Offering these orchard
tracts az a very low price and on easy
terms Write Cor free Illustrated UtFra-lre.
price, terms etc Midland Yarn E1a -aHd
Co, SOC Fleming Bldg. Des Moi1eE. Ia
FOR SALE-Land and Improved farms
Best southeast Missouri land and
farms forty 10 % acres. from SIS 10 SO
Per acre. easy terms Write and tell ~
what you want We can suit you Booklet
free r. Gram Realty Co. NeelyFtle No
When you Want what you want when you
want H. say - thrsuEh The Be- Want
Al columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

MILLION acres Texas school land 70.
sale By the state. G& 20 s. per acre only
ont-fortlcta cash. e. wears Oh balance. 8
per cent interest," good agricultural land
some don't require residence. send ~ cents
TO- 1910 Book - Instructions. New STAT
Law and description % Iauds, j. J. snyder.
school Land Locator, Bl Congress AEe,
Austin. Tex References. Austin Nat. bauk.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
EeEan.

FOR SALE-Panhandle steers and lands
lands In tracts ranging from I65 acres 20
roo acres, good colonization propositions
good farm lands. 3 cash. balance payable
One-half the grain crop yearly. 6 per cent.
WIZ accept cash payment at any time
Steers as follows 100 4 and 5-yeAr-elds.
lYGs -. 2A0 - Ali dehorned and high
grade. W A Logue Land Co. Armllo.
Texas.
ORANGE and fig orchards pay immense
profits These are the big money cr0us
FUN bearing fig and orange orchard earn
annually So Go 500 an acre. You can
participate h. The big profits made % the
4g ana DralSC l-dusuy WHhOut leaving
your present occupation or location.
rlTUusn Ice medium OF the Acre-Bonds
issued By the observation-disclosures lnttmr-
ban Land Co. you can become pau owner
ia "a cooperative fE ard orange gr0RiuE
coMGan owning 100 acres o. choice re
ano oTalEr and The company Is cultIkaT-
ing and planting trees ans viii gather
and market Tire crops. The Acre Bonds
are ebs0lutciy safe, and your profits VIII
BE- large The company be- composed Of the
leading blsI2ess meu and baukerE u
Texas. Write today for handsome illus
traIed book explaining entire plan. IT'S free
AntEcan Loan a MouEage Co. 90 Amer
.car Bank bldE- Houston. Tex
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miscellaneous.

ATTENTION. BUYER AND HOME
SEEKERI
We handle ell kinds q farms IN Oregon
tue descriptions and prices on application.
Oregon Lands Information Bureau, 90
Board Of Trade building. Portland. ore
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OKLAHOMA


We have 10000 acres Of ehoiea lAAd -
salsct from. rsESl16 IN price from 5 y
80 Per acre Thla and - in the ell ans
gAa district and You might Got al Oh Wed
With your land
GoWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
Suite 81 New York Lite Bias
Oregon.
MAKE yourself independent An Oregon
apple orchard tract OF s or 10 acres will do
H.. We sell exceptionally fine apple land
planted 10 stRndar commercial apple trees
for $50 per acre. One-fifth down, balance
? per cent q month until paid. This land
has a deep loan soil, in rain belt, needing
no irrigation. On r r., school, church,
stores, free mail delivery and all convent
ences. Write for booklet facts, location,
etc. oregon Apple Orchards Co, Port
land, Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

LYMAN county, :. ~. lands, SO TO 81
per acre. Write for maps, etc r. A Mar
tin, OacomA. 5. u.
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Ranch in Nebraska

$50 acres, a complete ranch, plenty
water. ali good buildings; owner Is making
dig money on cattle, but wishes 20 move
70 the city IN order 20 get better educa-
tional facilities for his children; price,
5000: cut into quarter sections: this land
viii soon sell At 81 per acre
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
Suite 81 n. 7. Life Bldg, Red 1874
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FARM 9ARoAIN.

Farm BARGAIN.
Must bs sold on account Of owners
health; vel improved 9o-acre farm ~
miles from town; price, IS per acre; ea9y
termR- J. 7. Campbell Litchfteld Neh -
LAND buyers viii busy themselves II
they viii only ask Leander Clark o. keaF-
ney, Neb-, for farms he has for sale
WESTERN REAL ESTATE
Farm and town property where railroad
riEht-of-wsy Is bought through. ktnkaid
homesteads. Dry land 20 come under gov
eminent canal Don't wait Address r. q
BOX No. Isl GerinE. Neb-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
W~ANTED-Io RENT

We Are Getting Numerous Calls
for houses. all sizes. List with us.
NOWATA LAND 4 LOT CO.
90 \. \. Life Bldg Red L9A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

SYMPHONY Grand Columbia Grapha-
phone. splendid Instrument Price 500 and
never sold for less. VIII sell one, which
Is brand new, ana In perfect condition, for
TIA Good reason f0l selling address,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
OFFERED FOR SALE
Hardware.
PATTON-BOWNAN HDW. 90


AGENTS P. & r. CORBIS BUILDERS
HARDWARE. CONTRACTORS SUP
PLIES lG5 Farnam- Phone Doug SIS!
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WESTERN RFAL ESTATE
PASTRURE

DO acres good pasture. good running
water and good shade. First farm west
Of Florence. north side Of c. St p NJ & o.
railway.
CARL r. : SORENSON,
'Phone Florence 30
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06

FOR SALE-Improved stock. grain and
Inc. Valparaiso. Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
PRICE TOO CHEAP TO


There is a parIor. Back psrlor. dining
room. kitchen and large pantry downstairs;
large. sunny, airy bedrooms and bath up
stairs. full basement With laundTy: nice
s9-ner lot. paved streets and right on car
line HansCOm park.
& NELSON,
go Brandeis Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-06
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FoR sALR


FOR SALE-Fruit lands a. farm prices in
Arkansas valley. between Canon City and
Pueblo. Colo. from fI5 10 g. per acre A
fortune TO be made IN buying large tracts
and retailing. Orchards In Canon City, al
the entrance OF Royal Gorge, are valued
at 80 10 N.5M per acre. Come out and be
convinced. sam Brown. Jr-, & Son., "a
Central BLOCK. Pueblo, Colo. or sl3 Main
st. Canon CITY. Colo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

PSesrsburg bursan are not paid 70 its
regular employees &c all but 10 0fIicials
OF the public WORKS departmone. 10 u
did not pay. than other frms would be
told llrSt u tho bids that wsfe 20 b asked
for. and even v that handicap WsFe over
come its Own proposals. would bs rejsoesd
beforehand a. coming from q house that
was sseking 20 breAk down the traditional
psrQuisisos Of undsrpAld civil servants.
SENATOR 0aFin has 60 far had carte
blanche 20 examine and prosecute where
he thinks Gt. II Ia fortunate for him thar
his antooedents place him In favor with
the Guar What Politios he has h con-
sentative. He was on 0en. Trep09'e
stat In ~. Pssersburg during she period
that followed Red Sunday and was a.
msroilsss o prosecutor u Disorder thsn
a. he h Of dishonesty now. Hts training
was that of special examiner IN matters
where the regular code Of laws vas aus
psndsd. which has bssn often enough.
His two principle allies. Neideardt and
Dediaiin. also come from the clean handed
ssctioa % the Conservative bureaucracy.
Their work has 90 devastated the favorits
fields u tho grafters IN Rss~nia thss ons
hears frequent sRpre~.ions % surprise
that they have not besn killed by aesnta
Of the 'revisioned' dsfranders Of tho
Treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
ROME FORRADEA PMON0GRAPH


ME@rBy n bd&fN " NauAags
RoMR. March "a. --Ths parish priest Of :
small village named valhos4to In CAlsbria
was worried owing 20 the fect that a. HE
church lacked IN organ and q choir he
could never cslshrnes high Enaas Aco0tn-
panied with tho regular ituFEical Greg
orsan chant His eRoFtp 10 raise sufI,cisat
MONEY To purchase an organ and 90 teach
thu GFeRoVian chant 20 tho congrpeasion
proved equally fruitleaa and for many
years. only low masses were said In ths
church Of vslhorito.
In America suggested to the priest the
re % . phonograph. TIE sugeestion
appeared good and practical. Accord
ingly q collection was taken up and O
s,cs dss Pan ., S1 ,t
that day noe only the inhabitants % the
village hocked 60 mas bur many others
from Dsiehborins Villages and peaeanse
from the country many miles around
were atsracted by the wonderful nacbiae.
Bsfoss lons the BishOp Of suuiliaee
indignation AGAINST the parish priest who
had dared to Introduce an innovation into
tbs liturgy was great. He threatened
hun 9th @xcommunloasioa unlsns the Jass
0g tho phonoaTaph was dlecontinued.
and a. the poor priest hesHlt@aad In 0tpsytng
the nishopie ordprs he was dsoouncsd
mature dsII6sFssIoa the ConEregSiIon
decided that the nss ~ q phonoGrMph
wAs contreFy 90 tlse amared liturgy and tho
Pope confirmed chs deulHiou.
Tho pmrtah priegs AZ vMlnogito 10 again
celebFattng Low menasS on Hssndays. Ths
phonoGraph n sllent md tlss church 10
inforrnsd Ehs parish prsogf that some
day In the near future tb8 church II
yalhoTito viil bs presented with an organ
frUm Rdu,e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

FF0l1 No FgoNo0W VF0EN
FROM tho qwartvviy rsp0rt II the iSOrneo
lIAsion A@Do@iafhga we learn that Dishop
AGOuussy hiss had some lBieregting sSpsri-
sneas In fAAbuan and 0aruwak.
nere h hl1 account 81 the marvlnap % q
chFlptlan siFi VINO n half Chimes and ba9g
Dyak. ~ WM1 q gary ulgeuga9qne parvica
ard an8 point Ga1 both amusing and intar-
e..ln9 a ne. Ihe eIlds. 2 Dsstly eiri shD
Wnn % me nnnnAInn ina n,9tM4A ~ AortrF.
rs lNy@n9 V1Iy alum aN4 E4E4R Smiled
10 itbnS ~ a tHlnsfsas M ',,' IA n ~
~ $50 f4lnN9 their eNalnmIs being very
lHb 41A. -. -, ..s...,.. =. ..as.ssn.s
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-.
Mh0m 10 sweFs d sscrScy. tnss The drew.
ero mnm Waa NE ohnm and ehnR knoWama
TIE entsleuaRn u hnva a lof of money.
they wood run . crooked noe and take
49, S .'sI s.n an, 70 %. %ss. !. ..rS e 2;
ihoae y whom Ne oonlHisd . oonpiS az
hundred aollpga n ~ owu money 10 la
On himnsiR
ms man who wsns In on this crooked
hypo.lssls eonAsnssd ths truth q oar
most uprlRkt Oh oar cieignus waSorsd al
and IN sStne Imasances mors than they
conl9 nnonA. I trained with oar man
llpr No svens. aud I noticed change In
the man ~ tho slav tor the rscs ap-
psuee@ed. On ssveFaI occasl0as he was
RuMhe kIsnssN sa,d saId enihinS until
tho day hsf0rs tho event, when ne prAc-
tiea6 q few sfs,naa onlV and elld not run
moro than forty yards 10 80 II hs had HE
speeA.
After 10 had been rsbhed down and
denly ssssa NO n Rnd snr al NV own
rnoasy up. Ne had given me- no Ink hnr
% what In hah t,slsi she oehsre. Gs,A 4
told him point HANK that I had no money
20 rink silh opubd Ros afford 20 bst. a. I
hid wsssswss4 ass;sssf % sipp0Ft."
Z mlHhs ~ beat and { wcaIdn't 1Ihs 20
go yon l9sn.'
SThees weso psrhauR a thoussnd mar
epns a. ths lair grounds a 3 O'clock that
afteFmoon wlsn ths two aehiseps ssripneh
enM steppsd CUT upon the tFack The
oeheg man wa a. darn NJ omra VIVA fair
HE halF wAa anal hlash aud M vae ~
leea. I nswss aaw q man 20 Ioae nom
Rnes 30 potme Of hip a. no wRa. and had
a nfygal mAeslvies that shs so~a So.sld
mot lte ro3niciaR that evening.
A ~
% fire The plsaoi az the start and the owner
a the opera house. usslallv a food sDort
when n came 10 h~ttinW ha,t ,vlso baa
hesn away for a few weeks and mid thss
no had no monetary lntsrsat IN the match.
consented 10 place the msn al the finish.
ap o the MARI and a go 1890 aa a. ri~,5
~ STATUES and "A handnorn~ aa anvthinS
ever &omD Ia m,AF,,lo AZ hram~e
We aaw tho puH az sunuhe a., tho man
were under wav haforW tl,e renors ~ -
gun raachsd ~ af he stand Ghould~r
sfsides. sach facs 4 MASK n sssrnuo,ss
end@nvor, tlil tsn vnrJa from shs Iine
the fair haires sprintsg loss RI uaaschisss
stride, t,smhlsd head 0vpr h~ris ana waa
picked up. bFsIsed and hl~~dins al the
hAnds and kns~s. where m. r;nJ..r. hsd
torn away shs H~sh whsn ~ 49,, go
ar0tsnd for the oeN~r r,,nmmr he rad IA
Appeared. and tho~e 49, h.1 solIcxr~a
hlsn with th.ir 80 assss h. -; ~.
tape saV thae IA 49, ~, ,lS ,,..h .,'d ,.sse,
q ecarcelV psrcenfihln alace~nlr~ ~ -
sresd had IaaneX infn a - rr:aSs wsI,,nS
there ana haA h~nm drivm 49,
Our man naI1 nsv~r = -crd ,hs,,~A
tho crowd threat~nod n ma hi,a h,,e
a. M vrna n~eainS Ineo IN. .e,..nS .i.shs.
in the dr~@ain@ rerSn ~ wNl--,.-~d -
the Drnxislent IA th@ Irs.i 1870 No hsi
pIanMsd for om0nia~ral,la.
"He ran Il o,,e - ~ ma. wtvs t,,.s IA.
ana.peI00 wa aonsrs.i ~ 80 =. 49,. ~ -
tirulnF1 lnU.ram@ knc~rn
sThsVN WNa a Me- al,,,,e ,,.. na~,-~r,
Of tie waRngn- h,,s m. slvn,sme - 800 -.
the hum al fhe ,Noues kre~, IN. 1910.
and ooilnrSsd every doIlar fhsa w.
coWlinR 10 MIN thraassnin~ 20 sxr,~sS
the iowsa I~~t cisIssos for entsrin0
into 4 a,rrn thin~ ~.,v,~ fo ,rtu IA. ,cla1.
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Fsos &cR0 d Psvs
Tn Franes tho husband. being the reeoa-
niEed chisf ef the family. 10 responsihss
Tor all his wifs's debss This. 90 the Parh
courts have jsSst decided. docs not sppsy
70 an EnglinhwomAn Who buys dFeneea In
PARA she nu1l Day for them herw~lf
IH su', erVksAs n nrm q drfssnAksss
have Just heen RuecessfullF invoked By
the proeeesieioa. tho couFt decfflmG in va
fnvor and sHneeocins the womsn In qnestton
% par the amount dIiel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

cgfiomwosd Pafls eOvrsspoadeses Kans
Ctip Tsnass

Farmers IN this county who rIssd hafyF
corn laxs year and are inst nov completing
whssa bta APOSTLE TIE llttls FneIish sparrvw
and his numsrOas feathsrSd bVssbrrn nsatiy
have.
rrae'tsnlly mona % the crop vas thFsshes
last fan and very nsss wns headed ~ put
under eOxsr. an winter long the birds had
free run 90 n. and many Of the farmers re-
ate wben thsy vent 90 thfesh the crop n
Of every a3ieqk whsrS ne kAahB corn heada
we've eHppge1 pse aeed Waa picked % %
IN a 0.es.hlnN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-02

phecy, when constrained to speak
from the same stand with the
Poplarville degenerate: "That the
day would surely come whenVar-
daman would pray to be delivered
from Bilbo, that putrid body of
death?" Whatever the political
effect Of sworn proof of Bilbo's
infamy may be, there can be no
question that it leaves but one
right and straightforward course
for the district attorney in the
Dulaney indictment-a bill which
the public will now surely con-
clude should never have been
found: And that sole true course
is to nolle pros the bribery case
and hold Bilbo before the Yazoo
county grandjury for perjury,
Vicksburg Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-02
Public Sale Of Episcopal Church Lot.

We the undersigned, representing the
owners of the lot in the city of Macon
known as the Episcopal church lot Just
west of Mr.. Ed. Murphey's lot and
fronting the residence Of T. w. Brame,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder
at public outcry in front Of the court
house door in the City of Macon at the
noon hour on Monday, the 18th day Of
December, 1910, said lot.
Terms of sale: One half cash; the bal
ance in twelve months with s per cent
interest from date per annum.
We assure the public that the title to
this lot is as good as any in the city.
Z. H. SPEssARD,
I. w. BRAME.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-02

THE BEACON has never taken
itself or its mission with a too ira
gic seriousness, it has entertained
no idea of its power or purpose
such are expressed at press ban
quets when newspaper men filed
with pride and wine speak Of the
press as a mighty engine that
moulds public opinion and sways
the thought of the people. But
it has not been unmindful of its
duties nor lacked a becoming
sense of the real dignity of its
proper functions. 1t has sought
to keep its pages clean. and hon.
est, and fair, wherein might be
found some record of public
events and local happens, and
some manly expression of honest
beliefs. Holding to this course,
it has weathered the storms of
more than half a hundred years,
embracing four years of disas-
trous war, and approaches it's
sixty-second birthday hale and
vigorous, without a single hope
Or faith grown gray.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-02
Bilbo in the Tolls.

What can honest men of good
intelligence who haye been car
ried away by Bilbo's campaign of
defamation Of the legislature
think of him now? 1t will be
noted that District Attorney Nc
Neil has had him bound over to
appear before the Kinds county
grand jury and answer the charge
of accepting a bride in the legis-
lation creating the county of
George. Does not this with the
testimony of Messrs. Ratliff and
Toler, two reputable and substan-
tial citizens Of Gloster- upon Bill
bo's offer to secure the passage
of the bill creating Stone county
for a bribe-recall to Vardaman-
Bilbo zealots Senator Percy's pro-
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Successful Farmer.

A former merchant of Macor
but for the last two years a farm
err living a few miles out of Ma.
con, was in town the other day
and gave an interesting account
of his experience. He said that
the first year in the country the
expenses for his family were the
same as they had been in town
between SIS and 500 a month,
but now that he is raising his
own food products. the monthly
cost is around $40.
He has plenty of chickens, tur-
keys and hog meat, as well as
corn, potatoes, peas, etc. Be-
sides a fine winter garden, he
has a full supply of vegetables
and fruit that he canned during
the season. A considerable por-
ton of his farm is planted in corn
and cotton by tenants, but on a pet
fiye-acre patchIof prairie post-oak
land he raised four bales of cot
ton. He expects to make his
dairy products net him $65 a
month the coming year. With
plenty of feed for chickens, hogs,
md cows, as well as the work
stock, he says that every pound
# cotton he raises to be clear pro-
it. His experience verifies the
maxim that the farmer is the q
more independent man on earth.
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Citation Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
No. 1928 of of
Leah A, Whitlock Noxubee.County
To Leae A. Whitlock. nonresident of the State
of Mississippi. whose postoffice address Is
Birmingham. Ala
We command. you to be an appear before the
Hon. Jas. F. McCool. chancellor of our said Chan
Gerry in vacation in the City of Kosciusko. Miss.
on the First Monday in January, 1911. then and
there to show cause. if any she cam why the final
account of Patience Massengale. filed in said
cause wherein you are defendant. should not be
ratified, conformed and approved. and said guar
dian BE- discharged.
Witness my signature and the seal of said Court
affixed at my office in City of Macon. Miss. this
JNo. A. TYSON, Clerk.