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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
Seisr ess pisrjiesitnuosn-
6sqet.

.Sn be. eeraumsea. prahiucllaes
idmidten ct, Soiepbs alrd)c bat
bier, benonu nm llhr Suuiitaa
Morgen oas 40a. G'ebet SSrauen.
Sgpsiraren, Manncr nb Siiralinse
iouie bic Sduliueeno inter oeitllna
Der Gbriu. Shpeiiern nnlmea bnran
1teil uub sineen sur hl. Sonmus
nion. Cine sroBe NnsabI uun &ris.
| tern upn Nab unD 5crn tamelt nnl
Niputaa uub 9ieustae. um .&ep.
Giepeubrod bel Der 5eier nuS;utcI'
. icn. Seo. Sdlrnmm upu .3ihipuu'
tain, Der niemaIs icblt, iUluic Der
beinnnte uuS beIiebte 4iarrer. Sep,
! 8. Z. Muiernidiin bon 9inn. ber
-Arpue puu Gioee Guumtp, mod)ten
ON Mputao ihr Grit,eiaen. ylit
Seu. Yiudermuu, Der uidls Sipiie
Ienier wertb unbctuntt 1t, tameil
sluei 0liiiondre - Reu. @af uno
&ep. Sicbert. Die in Der ct.
@eura stSeneinhe Ourt eiinc litaai'
ee Wiiipr eehaIten. Susl betheila'
ten ilth an Der deirr Rcp. ". Sdlimot
pun Ct. lbumnS. Der sur Gbre uub
dreuoe Der @cnctnbc bllrd) iein trcii.
lithcu Trrbistsn ieine sablreihen
.3ubOrer su ieiisln peritnro. ,3uocm
pareu suecacu &eu. 9ui. ShnIiot
oUn {apS. &eu. 9pi. SSiaser uou
Ciaee Senb, Rcu, aorl Guen uu''
SUnuts NiIl Rcu. Z. Sud]meier upu
guoie Greet. Sscu :. 0uber BON
6ranteritcir, Seu. I. y. EeuB ppu
GIItpn uno lalt but not Icoii Seu Z.
Oueiben bon 6olt. Obaleih esee1
wdrite bic 6ormer ibre 66rhc uoll
upn arbeit bnbeu, rubtc Eiluo uno
Nnihincn aui ibre pbicr mdbrcuo
oicier 6cier. I'M an Der Nneaht in
ibrenl Suttesbauie Ebeil 81 uebmcu
9iodIocm In icicrIither &rpseiiiun ooS
bI. NItar'Sutrameut Surdl bic Stride
uou 9cu. Wudermnru ectraQcu uuo
Der SatrnmrutaIc Scsrn aeipcuoc;,
aeInnpte bic erbabcne Gcier 6amit
rm llbr Ticnstoa Nad!ni;toa ium
SdlIulic. ". ". :. ",
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
DiIIt atreiser.

rItmals id,euen 2eber unb Ginae.
,peioe am .streit" 81 Iein nno Der
lpeigern bic redte arbeit. Tann
ben6tbiat itr Der tteinen nnsenebr
men Streitbredler -Tr, ainas 9eiu
wife Yills = Oieie notiiridle Ollie
sh peben unb miloe bic ridtise VI.
tiou ~ perleiben Susseseihnete &C.
innbbeit wirb balo iUfsen.
Seriud,te. 25e bel s. 5iitemeper a
Con ,@eiipbalia anb 9ult unb S,R.
SdeIl &sens 7rabinaGO., Ct. 5ho'
mas uno ct. Gliabetb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

!, s9ir en,piehtcIg me alien Scnra,
lueldac cine qebeusprriidcnlueS 3D.
lie taten nlbtate,., nls Aaeu Del
Equitable oiie sfliagupcs GpmraEn,
rinrr Der alteiirn, btfcH uae arsStril
eseriiheruussoeiellftaa I'M sdnpe.
1ir tnnnen cuh .rlit iraeEb einrni
Bianf bienen.. 9ittr, ,uerii IN IN.
terrr rikre upr aiiprefen. ebt ihr
aaorren l.:smartiatu aaeatea. mel.
,dsr rua ilhcr icls's bSiicrs Tplig bie.
ttn luuufn. ru<r srtruurn Idtnlpl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
goihlts.

-5rl. eiS,ie spsibeI BON aaniat
Gitp beiatt pier sur 3eit bic Gltem,
--0sr uab 5rau q, s g,pramever
bsaaben fh eeiierh aui 9eiut, nadl
9eieirIpn Gltn,
!. -gop breebura mohntcn bier beiil
Sotinl Der ahiebts Of Columbus bel
slnton Sd,llleter nn6 Spbn Shroe,
Der.
-3abuarst 6. 6. @ppe bon
2inn ipirb in ieiner Iraris bier tbi'
iis ieii am 90. uno %. Cttober.
-santiet Scnrp gselterman,i ,uas
gienitae Geid)6ftehnlbet in 2inn.
-6err Gpnrab strautnlann uo;i
s3pnnots Brill mar 2iennae bier .aui
Der sude rnd glulea. Gr neiB, 100
bic beiien eanaobren 81 finoeu fino.
--Am Rontag bemerttea mir TT,
Sol. GaSmnhcr oon Nieto nebit ia.
aiiIie in ber lserie bon ciade Gountp.
Die before 0dlitt bon 6ruuI
Nutter In 2poie Greet beidientte ibu
NIT Elm pdot Iuitieeu 3piiIiheen.
@rntuIisren!
4, orrr 6yaut EicI. Der eSeiauS6siis'
baIber iih Iangcre Belt In ben Sebir'
gen Grlprooo'S aiiiscllalteu. IN ibit'
bet bateim,
--6rt. AaneS @oeb BON bsr Stoats'
baup,iiabi peilt bieie ssudIe in DC,
VerIe puu Ciaes.
--@aria Npcr,, her lesten eouu.
tna plb6lidl. ertrnnite, beiiuoet i'd
beute ipieber ppbI.
-aut.. ssitSc ,auite in 5reclira
SIder ennb iiir $50 2pIInr.
--7ie 5rdulstn 9Qarp 0en,c uue
Aatie 8ad,et. eriiere bon Snos nut
lebtere eine @ei,iubierin ooh bcibe
in Ticnii IN ct. 2ouis, ,uarer mcb'
rere 9aee AZ sIRiana Der Mode bier
@dite Der Jnmitie Yen GihbpIs.
a --llnicrc Cifte bo,te oeiieru bic
Thrc ciues Sciubes oes 0erru 3ohu
3abemqru bon SoIt Der ais Sranl
iSurur am &reisseritt bicntr uno aai
bem Seimue9e bier ourSH lam.
-Scu bcr StaotsbouptitoOt be,
mertten mir nelicui bier bic 0csrrn
Soispb upb Sotob Snpnrt une gIu'
ton &reuaer.
%. ,SiItenicuer { Gun uerianotcu
cine 9arlopnua &iuorteb. Sshwriue
Sd,aie unb aneura Sieaen ~ Yiar,tr,
lettere Ihteranttuna $50 Npbil lra'
zen tiiecut6am bes berru @srbort
Glakmepcr.
Gin Saususrsnlsen uno SupYrr
lplro am RItt,updp ben - Citpber
In I5olt Inn @ebanbe Der ;toIt Canning
Go. iiattfin ben. vile iino trennS,dli
einaelaben.
--2ie 6anitis brs eatm.er
2sirtbs 0errn sanR 0oer erbiell
oerennaenen Samstae eineu ,imuotbs
Ter stprtt bradnc ibm eincu acim
psn. traitieen Sunaeu. sIntpn mul
peni g,euen ,pieber iinecn; Sabp bns
There is O ilp etc.
-3pi.pb Shainreder- Sohn rrr
iScrbnro Shnulpefr. ciHer puicre,
| i!teiteu giuuisre luiirbs pun irinen
eruber 3idter Sen Sdlor!pedsr an
samstae ins Sojpitcl lSt .Nnthcupl
pom Ct. 2puis avtrcttt. @inidler
baloige ebereiurnt
~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

B 1hr kabt eieleiht Il5uu beRcr,t
oS Gin In llnorbuuaa asraieuer MD
Gen TIRE aewbhuliate arautheit lit.
I'm Sieies ~ tprrcaierrn. pcroet ihs
GhambcrIain'S Mnaen nnb 2ebtr
Sableten egeIIsst fne>n. seisa; ~
uehmen lne mjioe in itgcr gsirtaus.
Sertauit bei allen s,aaelem'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
81. eiiHlm, ser litt.

Gtns!
/ 20 Menih aieb adt.
9wei
@as ipridt Bic tieTe aaltteradtht9
Trei
Sd idliei. idsialief.
,..Sieri
sius tiefeh sralim ertpatt.
III. 5hnf!
Gie Reli III tiei
Seds!
ilnb tisier. dis Der 9aa aeoa1t.
Sieben!
1iei III ibt sseb.
Ndjt
CUT tisief MIDI als Serse. .lelS.
sfsun!
Meh ipriht: Seraeb!
,9ebn,!
bod, atte aai! Mill ewistsiti
Git!
Tte tiefs, tieis lfipistsitl
9ibbli~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

---@rroee nis mir sur Grtiic ain
acn, trai bier tclepboriih hit 9tadl
riht Gin bah in MortinSbura ccrr
NhoIph 6cunrpaIo nciiprbeu lei.
-Sr. 3tidlmoun bcridlrt nbey
Die csebut eiueS S0hnelsnS bel ocr
SamiIie neymam Sl,hueier, GS ii;
NieS en 6rieeborueS uno heShalb
ara,aliren mir gang briuuocrN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

3u oertaufuen. Gin puit.
5lnt Shpuhorn Sultt uub eiuhatp
Sabre alt uuo Gin Tnldno GhiN,
Gberl Sabre 1t bel Bob II 6cnuC
Wolo. gSciiobo!ia .Mu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

Gin Crtra i,hlucS NglIcntolN. 6
NpGnte n,t ppr edltcr Ncrcicrn
RaIlc. &ceiS $50. bti
0crrnS SehtcI. NcitpbaIin. No.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
wean Dprtas Dit glittsr sGn bed
Diamta ftsi,

1t % 3eii Fh nad aleiSsr stOffen LnIiL.aH Hno
9aaern tir bic 6erbit. nHO ssinter eaiiou um,us
fehen. Tie @eit = OIL nit anretht. benrtheit pen
,0ianR natl ieiner aieibuHe. aleiDe aid nradubig
bod gut mno iHebe bic Raterialien bort. no bas
aiiortemen reihlidb iir alle ainiien - srm HHe
Steidb ~ fiuben 1T.
sol Jude bic snnSinait Silcr 7er Srrle III bei
mir gut nufsebOben. neil itj bic aunoitbait ees
Seider, Der Reife. neil itl bic ees Srnrca beise
gs in beiIer flr geibe unb bsiier iiir mid suHal
mein sdben line reihid,e Tn5 slufriensnIfeiisnoe
Gusfnne an aleibsritpien iitr bic perth nnS Sin.
Ter sQiipn fit Sung uro Sit car5dlt SciCnOere
aufmertnmteit ihcnien lDir nllcn -1oilerhcrs. Cir
saklen fhr 5>hrtgr Der Bahn - btcr aezrn ie nnd
Der i51De 5ct JintdHTc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
lubmabtr- aarfu

@ir babm nnItre 6erbit. .Yuss
Daaren trbalten. giSir iiab In Der
gage ulle Gnrs @iinlds ~ befrie.
OiseH. Die sln firiitanus, alter 6iis
is ourd ncne .Srimminas" miro
cbsnfalls aaf oas ;ierliaite, eard
cine aeiibie VuSmaduia beiurat
wcrbeu. GiHf ainiiise anasdjaft
abittcaS. ptrbleibrE nit
SatunssuolL
ftdtel \ 6ilhemepty
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

!. z. 5as s,a> Ti9sss. % 10.
.tszits rias ssalt. ,erlaia's
9sa5a a.nses iar ieiasr aa,asn
e.f ilt l.ar rrEaitrt titte. aas sts
bic slaia, aaiaseranat. mar Der
saabe aehetlt. n eas uidt b<iisF
aiz sipf 6ani1piior 1uo<ru1n hnnr&
tazl<1iz s<ers6.<1e III ~ 1f<f
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12
9ebcuOise Wi;nis, nnO StiniiaSeu
planat

~nn lebcubi0e. ,uciblidle (aur
OSSSj ciriaC n,nunIihel lRiuts
unb Stinltaten iuuerhGS
q rdhNcr brci Wuuatc perlougt
SS'scn cute Srsubluas. T6E ip,s
'e iidl ipiurt ou 49,,
Soicpb aptler. r.
sSei;pholio, Ia,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

aas taufsM: Gin Tuspe
Nli tterihiuein et,pa 0 @oaate oft.
giaentbamer ttsibe iid bel 5rant
Eist.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-12

SD emsieb.
.s mid aiis ienen aymeru rnb Cbf.
slhtern bic iriipe ,Cbabaun,e on.
pilonsen mpllen., ais .Aaent iar Die
znps Saanihuies, a. edmndal
nHs bieier ssnrierh EaS fristh uno
sfaitia nno ieibrn ,'iu,t barub IanseH|
'.rrssrhs6e<y,f =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
a Great Newspaper Offer.

THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY
JOURNAL Is making 2 great offer to
get subscribers. Anyone sending the
small sum Of 80 cents will ~pecelvs The
Kansas Civ Weekly Journal oHa fall
year ard The MssanupI ana Kangas
FsrEes one fpli vfsy thaaa tgo' great
papars 'ep aas xsss rsrA tlf ths FElslj
.lET AZ ks 4tn:1' ah's 4 4 slAlhlRR
4sFsNrsMaas tfDsssp thf b1A uahsts
fhs aaAsas fJlss eaastp thGtBsi Ii
l~bll shssA 81 nAE ~ tho hspt EAAl.
iias IL 'ha wast FAa uisaausl And
Karsas fArinet ID 4 As'snhia baHtt hs.
vntsd In oil classes Ut farm and hainc
news. These two papers make = sp'er-
did and valuable combination FOR the
r. ader. The Kaneas Citv weekly Jo,ir-
nal furnishes the re,vs Of the wnrid
Tho Missouri and, Kansas Fsrme- fnrn-
ishes reliable news on all class If farm
ard homo afa;rs TIE Farmer IS puh-
l:shed ~ icanofh'y. Twogreat pape,s
: Whole wear each io- the small sun of
80 cer+s
Send 30 CENTS right off and get these
two parers for r year each. as this
great Offer will mt he good after Jan
nary /. 1919 Address THEKANSAS
CITY WEEKLY JOURNAL, Kan.
RAA CITY. Nc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

The List Society was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Lucille Shelton
Saturday af ,ernoon. The subject was
Bach and the Fugue. Roll call was re-
sponded to by names of the 18th GER :
fury musicians. a blief biography was
given by Miss Rita Binion and the all
a vs. of the Fugue by Miss Edna BusfI
"..s Mary Patty read an interesting
sket III or the friends of Bach. The
musical numbers where contributed by
Misses Creighton Allen, Mary Emma
Richardson, Matte Boswell, Helen
Carleton, and Annie Lou Elkin. The
guest of the club we're Misses Kate and
Fannie Nav.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
FOR SALE.

A stock cf general merchandise at a
liberal discount. Also for rent house and
lot ard store house. known as Elias I oil
bert's store. Best store stand in county
for a country tore. in the forks of the
Macon and p~rookeville road on free
delivery route. No competition.
Apply to JACK INGRAM.
Macon. Miss r. F. ID. No. l..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
MARRIED.
Redwood-Hopkins

Mr.. Nelson Redwood and Miss Louise
ms we're married Thursday after
noon, Nov. 30th by Rev. !. II. BucF,
the groom's uncle. Mr. Redwood is the
youngest son of Mr.. W. F. Redwood Of
the Bank Of Brooksville and is connected
VT a bank at Slidell, La. The bride
i, dau ,hter of TIE late Thos. Hopkins.
After d few days stay at the home oil
the brides sister, Mrs. Wilkins in
Brooksvllle they will go to their future
home in Slidell.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
PApEaHANSlNc.

If you are contemplating having any
painting, papsrhanging or decorating
done in the near future, phone B L.
Standard at the Kirby House, and he
will be elad 70 cali and zee you. He has
samples Of the 1919 wallpapers FER vear
.~AsrssssrAi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Eaarthaha,

no lhAuhanieat, study shorthand d
hame EASE syat6fts easy lessons. yeuhg
pupil sevedtean years old, now filling
technical position IN q Law office Ii
aaeon. ut Il good salary. Address
n. l.. H
Hnx &c Macon. Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Money 10 loan

In Noxuhee county on improved Farm
Lands. Ave ndten years time. Amounts
$4,000. 40 to 80, coo 90 Low rate Qf in
tGrsst'" No ;esa' charged fof msSjoR
Ksrs Ma lgnGT d9lRvl ID GIMP ssjgE
lB'a atpVa sAatrs.H ss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
CHURCHES.
METHODIST

METHODIST
II a. m. Bishop A W. Wilson
3 p. m. Memorial services.
7 p. m. Bishop w. S GAMBLER
PRESBYTERIAN
IL a. III. J. 7. Lockhart.
7 p. m. B. p. Jones.
BAPTIST
II a. m. Bishop Gambler.
7 p. m. E. S. Lewis.
EPISCOPAL.
IL a. m. j. T.. Murrah.
7 p. m. w. N. Duncan.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
and Local Items

n Mrs. w. F. Scales returned Thursday
ayom Mobile.
4 Miss Earline Holt is visiting friends
Va Lexington.
Il Mr.. D. w Dent spent several days
IN Tupelo recently,
N Miss Sallie Cunningham of the Valley
NJ with Mrs. E. E. Dantzler.
Miss Mary Dent of. the I. l. & c.,
kpenl Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Laura Hibbler left Wednesday
ssr Eutaw, Ala, to visit relatives.
A dance was enjoyed by the young
eople at the armory Tuesday night
MISS Daisy Pruit, who is teaching at
k,ratwford, is spending a few days at
Honae.
"A Mise Bessie Ferris of Shuqualak is
her brother. Mr.. E. B, Ferris
Md family.
Va DR.. and Mrs. Price Ivy and daughter
WI West Point arc visi j g Mrs. John
y, Dinsm' re.
Miss Bessie Clement, who is teaching
Ee the High School at Waynesbro, IS
epending a few days at home.
Col. E. P. windham, stewart of the
Gnrst Methodist church of Dancy. Ala
sNeas in attendance at conference.
SAiss Webb Of Bell Buckle. who has
Fln the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed
F{ce, has returned to her home.
eAr. Richa,dRsdwood of the Citizens
I tional bank, Mobile. attended ms
ljther's marriage in Macon Thursday
fYMessrs. Porter Swami and John Dins
IRE students at the University o.
mississippi, are spending a few days a
mae.
Misses FAINT and Faust Of the facult!
[hcl Misses Miller, Thomas. Swami an'
,uitt, students of the | l. and G., arr
blending the holidays at home.
$At the services at the Presbyterian
hurch tomorrow the pastor, Rev. Mr.
gsmpson, will sing ''The Holy City,
f., has a well cultivated voice of unu
oJl sire ngts.
IT,. Noah Scales, who has been i
ealth for some time. was taken t
Orleans for treatment. He wa
fmpanied by Mrs. Scales and his 80
Howard Scales. Favorable report
Ne been received of his condition an
believed he will be able to retur
6Vne in a short time.
number from Macon attended tn
hall game in jackson on Thanks
Fling. Among them were W. l
tHry. r. E. Woodward. Mat Holbere
Jones, John Dinsmore. Clint Dol
HAND others. Several were badl
/ Ren I'd and all mad narrow escape
len the grand stand collapsed durin
progress of the game. More tina
n D. ople we're injured. several quit
~gE,ouslv.
Ehe Pure-food k%ltchenette Co.
Al.k,ng a demo lstration over Bank
lcon The ladies' will find much
E.erest. They ar cordially invited.
SWEATERS
EsweatcIs for men, women and ch'i
KLAUS e Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

A purse. containing a sum of money.
nm Macon and Louisville road. on Satur-
dav Nov. 10: owner can Obtain same by
paying for this advertisement.
z F. ANDERSON.
r. F. D. /, Macon. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
p.shetty fer Sale,

NO residsnce and she law office OF
~. late ]. E Rives In the city Of
.scon. Also Is acres of land near the
ts;mhle Lace east of Macon. Address
AIRS. Claude B. K YES.
West Pohit. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Trespass Notice.

and Other tresspasNers ART
ned TO kssp Of the lard Ownef e
.s.s. s~ssslss.. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Tresspass Notice.

All hunters and other tresspassers are
warned not to tresspass on my lands or
land belonging to the estate of the late
T. B. Paulette. Violatcrs will be prose
cuted. Tom MCHENRY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Attention Noxubee Rifles.

Pursuant to general ord r No. Is, you
are hereby ordered to turn IN all Cover.
ment property in your possession on or
before Dec, Srd, 1911, to me at the
armory in Macon. This includes all
uniforms and equipment of any kind.
There will be an inspection on Dec. 9th
and it is important that e~verythir G
should be turned in. Any one that dis
regards this order will be punished to
the limit of the law.
By order of H. M. DENT
1t. 2 Mf. M. N. G.
Stop! Look and Listen. Any anc
everything that you wish to give for ar
economical Christmas gift car be fount
at A. KLAUS & Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

All parties are hereby warned not to
trespaos or hunt OF our land or land un-
der our %conuoll. If violated Will Ct
punished according to law.
Mrs. F. j. COTTON.
j. W. CoTToN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
laAhst Il ttiA.

fbs,s control 81 cohsidesAbis tpopsy
J Loan on lfnptus!t pare ia,d' .i Loans
fOr sst'i's Of from \ 70 4, 10 p sssss'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Tresspass Notice

All parties are warned not to hunt or
otherwise tresspass on the land of Mrs.
G. N. Ladd, east and southeast of Ma
con. Mrs. G. N. LADD.
BY w. M. RODGERS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
How to Test Out
Shoe Values.


In Walk Over shoes you
can see two left shoes or
two right shoes side by side.
One is a Walk ODer $3.50.
The other is a Walk ODer $500.
Each is stamped on the sole
with the makers price, up to
which wear comfort and salts
faction to consumer are
guaranteed.
There is the full difference
of 81. so in retail value be-
tween these two pairs OF
Walk Overs shoes.
But you can't tell with
out looking at the price on
the SOLE which is $3. so shoe
and which is the $500 shoe.
And if you can't tell the
difference Through the
finish. How are you to
know values in shoes that
are not price controlled by
the makers Through their
valuation being stamped on
the soles at the factory
Ninty per cent of all other
shoes are today sold on their
mere outward appearance.
That appearance is largely
a matter of lasting and finish
quite Independent of material
or service to consumer hid
den under the finish.
But Walk-O Over shoes are
stamped on the sole of each
pair indelibly with the retail
price which the makers guar
antee will give full value
every time.
You run no risk of paying
$4.5 80 to $500 for a 3d.. so
shoe with a IS. 90 fnish) if
you make sure that this
Walk. Over brand is stamped
on the sole with the Walk.
Over price.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
FOR SALE

Two White Orpington BOOSTERS for
sale. Apply to RoBT. PRUIT. Jr.
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

Wits Ke-e GArn Syrup.
t~.,,n"n + Carr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Maeoas LopgfelIow.

A magnificent Berkshire Boar for
sale cheap. excellent pedigree. Ooa
antaed aouna. 10 months old weight
shAet ssu r..saras, 1rs Y .tENsN4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
L.t I'd StalaR

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
NEW DOCTORS.

The medical fraternity in Macon was
enlarged this week by two new mem
bers moving to Macon,
DR.. John Stanley of Brooksville, will
0 his family here in the immediate
futur He will occupy the Office for
merlv occup ed by DR.. Scales. He is a
physician of several years practice.
DR.. Lex hubbard who has recently
completed his medical studies will
establish an office in the building lately
occupied by Massingale's barber shop.
Both gentlemen are valuable adj
ditions to our c%itizenry. and are wei
known all over the county.
The government has made Macon 8
Postal Saving bank station and will be
opened for business Dec. goth. Post
master H. N. Scales will give all infor
nation wanted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

FOR sALE-l hOrse 4 years old. not
aid Of aHtaa, ". ". MN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01
Barred Plymouth Rock.

| have for sale several Barred T y
mouth Rock cockerels; price 81 10 %.
KIRK STEWART, Nc - d, MISS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-01

sweaters for men, women and child
!. al A. KLAUS & Co.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-23

A Washington dispatch says that Alaska has just become one vast game preserve. The Alaska Fisheries Survey is new division of the bureau that has been created with pr. w. B. Evermann in charge, to look after all the Alaska fur seals, the lesser fur.bearing ani- maIs, the beaver and sea otter, and al- most all the varieties of bear, but by a strange arrangement the Kodiak bear, largest of his tribe, is placed under the jurisdiction of the biological survey. The territory will be controlled from this time on, as far as the game is con- cerned, like huge geological park. No fur bearing animals may be killed ex- cept under the rules laid down by the fisheries survey. The sea otter is not to be hunted for nine years and the beaver not for four. The movement is going to take the greatest care of the fur seals. Five game wardens are to be named for Alaska, and they are to guard and study the animals in their several districts, securing specimens of each annually.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-23
Queen Captures King

When man charged with disorderly conduct was arraigned by Patrolman Queen before Chief Magistrate Kemp ner in the Adams street court, Brook lyn, recently, the court asked:
 "What's your name?"
 "Thomas King" was the answer,
 "Ah," said Che magistrate, Ia Queen captures King"
 "Yes," but it wasn't straight deal," retorted King.
 "Sure, it was," interrupted Queen. "This man is four-fnsher."
 "What's your business?".:
 q dig for living" answered King.
 'So you are the King of spades" laughed the magistrate.
 "Yes," but beaten by a club" answer ed King.
 "Can you come across with S2?"
 GA deuce of fine," spoke up King, "but I'll see you" He handed over the money and Clerk Hesterberg raked in the pot.
 "I see joker's no good in this game" said King as he was leaving court.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-23
Eng1and's Union Jack

The original flag of England was the banner of St. George (white with red cross). This, in 1906. was incorporated with the banner of Scotland lblue with white diagonal cross). This combin- ation obtained the name of the "Union Jack," in allusion to the union. with Scotland. This continued till the union with Ireland, in 1901, when the banner of St. Patrick (white with diagonal red crossl was amalgamated with it, and forms the union flag. It is gener- ally understood that the word 'Jack" is corruption of James.-Railway and Marine News.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-23
AppreciatiVe

A Scottish parson, still on the under side of forty, was driving home from an outlying hamlet when he overlook young woman. He recognized her as the maid of all work at farm which he would pass, so he palled apand offered her lift and they chatted pleasantly all the way to the farm gate.
 "Thank you, sir" she said as she got down.
 "Don't mention it, Mary. Don't men, tion it," he told her politely.
 "No, won't" Mary obligingly as- sured him.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-23

The "Glory of the Seas" is doing things in the canuery line, more than bearing out the wisdom of those who fitted her out. Since her arrival here in Ketchikan she has exceeded LOGO cases of fish daily, which at the price fish is bringing at the present time, means tidy sum every twentyfour hours for her owners. To take advan. tage of the bonus offered by the job bers the pack is being rushed south, the Jefferson loading 5000 cases Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Miner.