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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

DAvy William
Dismuke PD
Ellis Ed
Finley Will
Fleming Abe
Gardner r
Gray Willie
Hampton Willie
Harrington Bob
Hea st William
Henderson Tom
Higgins G w
Holmes David
Hughes Jim
Hunt Dolphus
Ivy Sherman
,laxon Humphrey
~Jarnagin HaTp
~Jarnagin Eli
Jones Willis
Jones linn
Jones Dewitt
Jones ] E
Jones r II
King William
Lewis Albert
M%ayberry Geo.
Mahan Ed.
Mallard Early
Martn Dan
Matthe j B
Nav Walker
May Sam
| Mitchell billiard
Mitchell John
Moore Robert
McC alpin Henry
McIntire lack
Oliver VIII
Parks Charley
Reese ID
Roby + en- 1erson
Rogers Nathan
Sanders Rush
Strowd MOselle
Swain John
Thomas Sol
| Thompson John
Triplett Joe
Triplett Elmer
TriElett Elsie
Triplett Jim
w a1ker Chester
Walker Silas
watkins J j Jr.
WilhOnrn Emmett
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

ADAMS Daniel
Banks Henry
3arield w S
Bostick w M
Clay George
Davis Yves
Ingrahm Thos
Ferris Hambrick
Galceran w G
Hambrick Joe
Irby Coto
Johnson Brice
Ledbetter Ed
Leach w E
MADISON E F
Males Ed
Nash James
Orr Ben
Orr Henry Lee
Patton Ike
Ransom Joe
Rowe Matlui
Shepherd Harry
Stovall Bill
Terry Sandy
Thomas Andrew
Toiden Charley
Verdell Ed
Washington Jim
Williams AMI
Williams Ned
Young Dan
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29
Davis Jackson

Davis Jackson
Fleming Willie
Foster John
Goodwin Morris
Harrington Cap
Halter Sam
H arst Gilbert
Higginbottham II
Holmes Lewis
Hooper Sam
Hill Hub
Ivy James
J~arnagin Allen
%Jarnagin Alex
J%arnagin A j
Jones Joe
Jones Eulucius
Jones Tom
Jones Henry
Jordan Ellis
Lincecum 0 B
Mahorner Ben
Mallare Mingo
N allard Stephen
Marhall Green
May Wallace
May Manuel
Mitchell J T
Mitchell Tom
Moore Dan
Moseley Monroe
McLaurin Sebe
McIntire Cal
Richards w w
Robertson Ssmon
Rogers Tom
Scott Frank
Strinfellow jeans
Swain Ed.
Thomas Jess
Trip!ett Willie
TrlpIett w +
Triplett Peter
Triplett John
Walker A F
Walker Isaiah
White Will
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

Daniel Allen
Davis Button
Deale Pate
Dew Walter
Dew Virgil
Dew Allen
Deupree William
Duck George
Dunn Frank
Eckford Aaron
Fortune Jerre
CASTOR Allen
Gator Henry
Gator John
Gayle.
Gillispie Sam
Greer John Jr.
Gurley A. J.
Handy Ed
Harlin Jack
Harris Jake
Harrison Dock
Harrison Jim
Harkins Tom.
Hay Boseman
Hay Jack
Helm John
Hibbler Mack
Hibbler Nose
Hill Bill
Hay William
Hewlett DinSmore
Howlet Cornelius
Howlstt Robert
Hudson Lewis
Hudson VILE
Hutchinson II, D.
Jackson Lucius
James Thomas
Jenkins Albert
Jenkins Steve
johnson Pris.
Jordan Bill
Jordan John
Jordan Frank
Lagrone Thomas
Lewis John
Linard Floyd
Little Dallas
Little Tom
Lockett Robert
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

Daniel Walter
Davis Thos. Jr.
Davis Joe
Dew Edmond
Dew Willie
De Y Pies
Deuprse VIM.
Dill Pate
Duck Wiley
Eaves RAYMOND
Fleming E.
freeman w. T.
Gayle John
Gator John
Gathright John
Cato Will
Gillespie Hilliard
GILLESPIE Dave
Gurlev Jim
Halliday Charley
Harlan Jack
Harmon Frank
Harrison Ned
II arrison Ed.
Hawkins Tilman
Harkins Rcih
Hay Nose
Helm Wallace
Hibb1er Irwin
Hibb'er Ben
Hill George
Hewlett Monroe
Hay Alex
Hewlett Henie
Hewlett Henry
Hudson Will
Hudson John
Hurst Nose
livery Nose
Jakson West
jackson Abe
Jenkins lobe
Jenkins Squire
johnson Geo. Jr.
Jones Henry
Jordan Bester
Jordan Charlie
Jordan Will
Kyle George
Lagrone Cnas. Jr.
Lagrone Will
Lewis ST
Lipklns Will
Little Wiles
Lockett Clavin
Lockett Henry
Lockett Frank
Lockett John
Lockett Dave
Love Jim
Madison Clay
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

Terry Sandy
Thomas Lee
Thompson Lee
Toliver John
Vaughan Jim
WashingtOn Geo
Weston Ostern
do Tom jr
Williams Ed
do Jeff
do Charley
do Riley
do Riley b
do General
Woodrick Zock
do Major
Wilson Elias
.vlLLa, DIST. 5.
AtterberrY Bob
Burberry Will
Beasley Jake
Brooks Peter
Clayton Did
Dooley Yves
Golden w III
Hicks Wright
Ledbetter Willis
Lenton jeff
Moore Will
Nance John
Orr March
Patton Miles
Richardson Henry
Simpson Charley
Thomas Charley
Tippin Jim
Tolden Tube
Webb Forest
Williams Riley u.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-29

DISTRICT, NO d.
Duncan Albert
Gathright Dave
Ho vlett Robert
Horn Walter
Hudson Ed
Hudson Green
Jordan Ed
Liddell + enry
Murray Kemper
MURRAY William
Num- Henry
Prince Rube
Rich George
Sellers Jim
Thomas Edward
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
HORSE HAS GLANOERs.

One of the horses owned by the city has the islanders and will prob ably be shot. A report of the case was sent to the territorial veterinar- ian as glanders is En Infectious dis case among horses and can be talk en by human beings. The sick horse at the city barn has been Isolated 90 that the other horses will moi take the disease.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MUST PAY UP MONDAY.

Marshal Watkins stated yester- day afterioon that taxes came in slow ly yesterday and that the amount of s35.000 already collected had not been materially increased. Monday is the last day for payment: after that date those who have failed to ray become delinquents and are sub iect to penalties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
lNyuRep ON ORE TRAIN.

Reyes Ravel. a Mexican, was in jured yesterday morning while beat ing his way out Of town on the ore train. He was riding the bumpers and in some way caught his right hand which was badly crushed. He was found near Osborn after sus- taining the injury and was brought to the Copper Queen hospital where the injured member was treated. Two fingers were 50 badly crushed that it was necessary to amputate them.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MAY SELL HIS CLAIMS.

Henry Fink of the Milestone mountain district, where he has sev eral valuable mining claims has gone to Fl Paso where, he states, he will meet several representatives of east ern capitalists with whom he has been in correspondence for some time past, with view of taking over his several groups of claims under bond for the sum of 1000. Mining engineers visited this prop erty during the early spring of this yesr, and according to Mir. Fink. the reports of these gentlemen on his mines to the eastern capitalists was very favorable.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
IN JUDGE HleH's COURT.

Jose Valencia was brought tefore Judge High yesterday on complaint Ya'encio stole a watch and chain valued at ss5 rom his room Judge Hlgh set Valencio's bearing for Dec Der 20 and fixed his bond at s200.
 For committing a breach of the peace Judge High fined William Rus sell s750 which he paid
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
THE WRONG DIAGNOSIS. Prompt the Use of Worthless Reme

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 Even an experienced physician will sometimes make a mistake in diagnosis. in which event his entire treatment is wasted and may even be injurious to the patient.
 The advocates of all other hair re storatives save Herpicide have wrong ly diagnosed the cause Of Dandruf and Falling Hair.
 They figure on a fuctional disease whereas it is now known and gen orally accepted that hair iosy is due to a parasitic germ which Newbro's Herpicide destroys.
 There is no substitute for Herpi- eide. accept none.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARAN.
 FEED. BISBEE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MANY TAX DELINGU NTS.

County Treasurer Charles Hicks was in Bisbee yesterday from Tomb stone accompanied by Mrs. Hicks to attend the funeral of Mrs. H. M Woods. MT. Hicks otated that unless large amount of money was paid into the treasury yesterday 1t now looks as though the delinquent tax list for this year will be unusually large.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
INCH SCHOOL WINS
 AT BASKET BALL

The first basket ball game of the saas.s WAS played in the Y. Nj C.. A. gymnasium last eveaing and suited in a victory for the hish school players by score or IT to 24. The lineup was as foiiows:
 HIGH SCHOOL Y M. c. A. px,r forwards Thomas urarIiste, F. Champion Xiii center R. Champion Saunders guards Maffeo White M0Cuilough
 Field baskets Thomas 4; F. Champion I; Mccullough 1; McAllis- ter 2: Benton 3: Kilt 2. Foul throws-F. Champioi 6; Kilt ?; Nc Allister 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
TRAIN TO RUN DAILY.

The train from Del Rio to Nogales in Sonora, which was recently put on A tri-weekly schedule will again lse run daily as soon as the new time card cap be issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.

There will be Christmas exercses in several of the rooms S the Cen traI school Friday afternoon and in some rooms there will be Christmas trees
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
FREE LECTURE

Hon. J. o. Davis Of California, national lecturer of the Modern Woodmen of America will give a free lecture on Modern W@odcraft at the I. O. O. F. hall Monday evening, December 19, at o'clock The pubic is invited to attend.
 It
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
SURVEYING CITY LIMITS.

City Engineer Jorgenson made survey of the limits of the city down the canyon yesterday for the pur- pose of securing measurement of the trackale of the p. P 6 s. W. within the city limits on which to base the tax assessment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
TO LOCATE HERE.

Harold Thomas, who has been in- terested with the D. A. Taylor com pany of Courtland arrived in Bis bee yesterday to remain. It is un- derstood that he is to go into part nenship with one of the local gro cery firms.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
DANCE DECEMBER, 8.

If it is possible 10 complete the remoSeling of the old Moore Fuel and Feed company building5 at Low ell for the Lowell club by December 23 it is probable that the opening dance to be given by the club will be held on that night instead, of on Christmas eve a5 was the intention
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
WILL HELP POOR.

Miss Cummings, secretary of the charity committee. would like TO know of all the poor families in this district whc are actually in need so that they can be provided for by Christmas time
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
GET YOUR COSTUMES

Get your costumes ready for the Odd Fellows Masquerade bar Christ Tas eve. Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets $l0o.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

We are oyerstocked on Fancy China, and while it lasts vii sell at big reduction. w. s. Stodghin. iOld Standard Furniture Co.'S stand) Brewery Gulch, 16T.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.

A special meeting or the city council will be held Tuesday night at the city hall to take up the question of meter rents. It was re- ported yesterday that a petition may be presented to the council request. ing that body revoke the city license to the Depot saloon, in which Frank Molinar is interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
NOTICE

l hereb notify the public that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted ythe Maze Cafe (Caretto &Co) after this date. 172 H +. HAENIGER
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Browning Boarding House, No. F Tombstone canyon. opens Sunday evening with a chicken dinner, Mrs. K Browning, proprietress.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Anone having a good piano they would Ike to store at the Young Women's Christian Association call at once. 1S2
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Heinie Zimmermsn, the CI,bs' utii ity infieIder. is shortly to be initial cd into the Elks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Mound City Paints wear 'onses' and look best, sIS6EE HARDWhr CO. l4o
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MRS CONTAIN IMPROVING.

Mrs. Sidney Fontain, who was operated on at the c. & A. hospital a short time ago, is reported to be improving rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Merchants Lunch Served From 1i a. m. to 2 9. u,., at the ohsce Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
BABY GIRL ARRIVES.

Born Friday to MT. and Mrs. Peter Ggaeyoletto of O. K street a daugh- ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
1.-THE NEW coMER.

Born Friday to MT. and Mrs. H. \. BigeIow of Tombstone canyon, a daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Drop ,n and get a bowl of coup at the Office Saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
DEL LEWIS RETURNS.

Dei Lewis. who went to New York a short time ago to go into fam ous hospital where the treatment of cancer is made a speciality. has re- turned and is very much improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
ONLY ONE CASE.

Judge Burdick had only one case before him yesterday. that Of Juan IIereda who was arrested for being drunk and sent to jail for five days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

The Street ears all stop in front of Geo. Roberts, Main street "1hat good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

FRIDAYS:--cIsrn chowder. cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Something nice for Christmas, a membership ticket in Young wcm- ems Christian Association.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

| full line of Christmas carcs decorations and toys. prices right ". $. Stodghill (Old Standard Turn ill,-p Co.'S Location) Brewery Guich
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
cE1 YOUR cosrUMEs

Get your costumes ready for the Odd Fellows Masquerade bah Christ mas eve. odd FellowS Hail Ticks0 S1.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

Change of lunch every day at GeorQe Roberts on Main street. That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

The Original 6udweiser beer on drausht. and s-year-old Taylor whis- Key at George Roberts on Main Street. "That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
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PRACTICE SHOOT.

The Rifle club will hold a prac- tice shoot on the club ranges today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
SANTA CLAUS WILL

SANTA CLAUS WILL
 SOON BE ON THE JOB again. How are you fixed to re- ceive him. He likes to see things in ship shape and If there IS any thing about the house or out buildings that needs attention better come and get the lumber and get busy We will hep along by making de livery at once whether your orde be little or much
 HENDERSON IlNMRFR m WATKINS lo"'A" VI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
A00y 900 Building Tradesmen
Are Idle All Over the
Empire Now.
CLASHES ARE EXPECTED
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO PA.
RADE TODAY AND n SUCH Ac-
TioN OCCURS BLOODY FIGHTS
ARE EXPECTED.
american News service)

american News Service)
Berlin. April 16.-Troops were dis
tributed In every city in Germany AZ
1ected by the general lockout In the
building trades which went into effect
at midnight. Reports received here
today indicate that 100000 men
throughout the country have been
thrown into idleness.
The social democrats have started a
campaign Of agitation, making the
most for their propaganda of the situa-
ton. which was brought about by the
refusal by the socialist federation OF
trades unions to accept the wage scale
offered by the master builders union.
An attempt will be made to parade to.
rowwow. Bloody clashes will I'M
doubtedly follow. Fully ten per cent
of the latter organizations members
regards the mems demands as fair and
have refused to join in the lockout,
but more than 10000 firms are In the
movement.
The entire Organization of the work
ing classes has been drawn on for SUD-
port by the locked out men. The
building trades unions already have in
cash more than $1,000 900 and will not
begin to pay benefits for two weeks.
A great sum Is due in supporting con-
tributions daily.
While negotiations for peace are un-
der way at Munich. 1t was declared to-
day that the employers of Berlin, Ham
burg and Bremen. nat at first included,
would be called on to join in the lock-
out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
american News Service,

&AAuCLACAu xSGW0 6eTvlCe1
Washington. April 16.-At the meet
ing OF the National American Woman
Suffrage association yesterday, Mrs.
LaReine Helen Baker delivered the
following address:
Laws which prevent women from
occupying such station in society as
her conscience shall dictate, or which
place her in position inferior to
that of men, are contrary to the great
precept OF nature. and therefore are
Of no force of authority. Woman is
mans equal; was intended to be SO
by the Creator. and the highest good
of the race demands that she should
be recognized as such.
Women ought to be enlightened in
regard to the laws under which they
live. that they may no longer publish
their degradation by declaring them
selves satisfied with their present po-
sition, nor their ignorance by assert
ing that they have all the rights they
want.
The same amount of virtue, delicacy
and refinement Of behavior that is
required of women in social state
should also be required of men, and
the same punishment for transgres-
sions should be visited with equal
severity on both man and woman.
Equal suffrage, the universal right
Of the franchise conveys a scope al
most unlimited. To gain equal suf-
frage means more than to gain a
right for women to vote. It means
the freeing of the sex which for years
has been held in bondage, conven-
tiOnally and otherwise. Further than
this, equal suffrage will work q bless
ing upon the children of the future
generations. Why? Because free chill
dren can be born Of free parents only.
Other nations look to America to-
day and point as if to free" land.
where life is sweet fantasy OF
dreams. But, what woeful lack of
freedom there is here. The mothers
Of the country today. shorn OF their
rights to live and help their children
after their own minds, are little more
than slaves. The nation depends upon
its children. its spirit of freedom and
life, and yet year after year the senti-
ment of freedom is growing less and
less, and why? Because, throughout
the vast land of almost 100000, 900
people, the mothers are awakening to
a realization that their life is not one
of freedom. not one of individuality.
Instead they are soberly realizing
that they are victims of great sense
of masculine rights.
Give the mother an opportunity to
take hand in the law; put her energy
into enforcing child labor rulings, es-
tablishing single standard of morals
for both men and women; allow her
to have voice in making and break
ing home ties, instituting marriage
and divorce laws. and enforcing them;
allow her to take a part in caring for
the states orphan children, the ma
tons offcasts. and above all. allow
her the ownership Of her body and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17

Monte Carlo Girls. with their pretty
girls and funny men. This season IN
entirely new show has been written
for these merry makers. The open.
ing burletta II entitled THE Merry
Madcaps." In which the entire com.
pany appear, and as the name implies
It II one mad riot Of fun. The clos,
ing burlesque is entitled TOO Many
Husbands" This Is said to be the
funniest and most up-to-date piece thai
they have had In years. Added to the
above is a number Of the highest
class vaudeville specialties. among
pecially Lew Golden" our old He
brew friend. one of the very best and
highest salaried comedians in the
country. and the boys always know
what to expect with him In the cast
also our old friend Mile De Rau with
q new sensation.
The Goddess Of Liberty.
1.-THE Goddess of Liberty" is one Of
the latest musical plays from the pro
life pens OF Will M. Hough and Frank
r. Adams, with music by Joseph E.
Howard and has registered an impress
sion upon the Chicago newspaper
critics and playgoing public unparal
lelled in the history Of Chicago the
atrical productions. Heretofore the
plays of these authors have been full
OF slang and dealt with incidents In
the lives of the middle class working
people, but in "The Goddess of Liber
ty" they have chosen the aristocratie
English nobleman and the American
heiress, and various other represen
tatives Of smarter class Of society
for their principal characters. The
original cast, chorus and production
same as produced at the Princess the
alter for three hundred consecutive
performances with Sallie Fisher and
George Parsons, supported by p
O'Malley, Jennings, Johnny Fogarty
Francis Younge, Ollie Artell, George
Day, Augustus Carney, Mabel Freder
icks, Dan Hall and Fred Hagan. The
broilers who have been such feature
In the former successes by these au
thors, are still conspicuous.
This IL possibly Miss Fishers fare
well engagement in musical comedy
This is the first time that she has
toured the country in six years. 1t Is
said that at the close of this season
Miss Fisher is to go abroad and that
at the end of year will return and
enter grand opera. The attraction
comes to the Gennett on Monday
April 25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
At Local Thedters
The Third Decree,

In presenting Charles Klein's latest
success. 1.-The Third Degree" Henry
b. Harris bespeaks for 1t the same
absorbing interest that attached to
Mr.. Klein's other dramatic triumph.
1.-THE Lion and the House" This
time instead of attacking financial
and political conditions. Mr.. Klein has
seen tit to 60 to Fifth Avenue for his
characters, bringing to light a cons
dition that exists In that society, and
revealing 1t In a vivid manner. Sell
dom In the history of the drama has
there been recorded a play that en-
bodies the tense and absorbing inter-
est contained in 1.-THE Third Degree"
Its presentation at the Gennett on
Tuesday. April 26th. will be the same
as that which obtained during it's long
and successful run at the Hudson the
alter In New York.
Richmond Stock Co.
Richmond has had many travelling
repertoire companies but never in the
history of its theater has 1t been abls
to boast OF owning permanent stock
company. Such Is the Richmond
Stock company which Harry g. SON.
mers has gathered together from diff
ferent parts Of the country to inau-
gurate the spring season with an in
definite run. The list of names Is a
long one. Most prominent being that
OF Jane Babcock, the leading lady who
comes direct from the Bush Temple
where she was great favorite. Play
ing opposite to Miss Babcock will be
Mr.. Carl Brickert, for several seasons
the leading man with Belasco's Girl
OF the Golden West" The stage will
be most ably directed by Mr.. John
A. Preston, who has wide reputa-
ton for his work'in that line.
Russian oypsy Troupe.
Patrons OF the Murray will be pleas
ed to learn that the Russian Gypsy
Troupe will be In Richmond this week.
This troupe has won quite q reputa-
ton as excellent singers, wearing
most attractive costumes and giving
some bewildering dances. A comedy
act by the Three Dreamers and the
Pfiel Sisters. singers. dancers and
cOntortionists are sure to please all. A
comedy playlet Married for Money"
presented by Forty Brott and Co., Is
also sketch that has been very popu-
lar wherever given this season and
being truly comedy sketch It should
prove very entertaining here. With
the motion pictures another big bill
- assured AL patrons OF approved
vaudeville At the Murray this week.
Monte Carlo Girls.
Positively tomorrow night only will
be burlesQue night. and the real show
win be here. For many seasons bur
lesQuers have been coming to our city.
but one Of the most popular and the
favorite among the boys" is the