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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16
DR.. Herman of Nashville, Tenn.

DR.. Kiernan of Nashville, Tenn,
chief inspector of the work of cat
tie tick eradication, writes as fol.
lows:
''It is an inspiring thought to
believe that in the near future
Mississippi will be furnishing to
the best markets OF the nation beef
cattle equal to any droduced else.
where.
"The entire nation has it's eyes
focused on the South in the dcvel.
opment Of their live stock indus
try, so as to help feed the ninety
five millions of inhabitants it con.
tains,
cit is a matter Of great pride
that Mississippi has placed herself
in the forefront of the Southern
States in the preparation that is
being made to grow this class of
live stock.
"No cessation of our efforts
should be tolerated. but every en-
couragement given to increase the
interest that is fast spreading over
the State.
''The allimportant matter, fun
damental to successful live stock
raising in the South, is the qnick
determination of the cattle tick.
"Let this great work 60 as it is
going now, and let it spread broad
cast over this common wealth until
every county has eventually ac.
complished the eradication of the
cattle tick.o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16
Bread Tires Preserve the Roads.

In order to preserve the county
roads a suggestion has been made
to the supervisors of Adams
county forbidding the sale of wa.
gons with tread of less than two
and a halt inches. The Examiner
advocated that plan years ago,
and appealed to the legislature to
put a heavy tax on all dealers in
wagons of less tread, and release
from taxation for all such. vehicles
in use. And we are still hopeful
of such legislation.
France has the finest roads, and
the best kept roads, in the world,
and this ia mainly due to the alb
solute exclusion from their use of
all but broad tired vehicles. Such
a law is good for all concerned; ;
for the wagonner, the work stock,
and for the tax payers who con-
tribute to road maintaipance, =
Aberdeen Examiner
x4A sH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16
CALOMEL is UNSAFE.
Local Druggist Who Sells Dodson's Liver
Tone Guarantees II to Take the
Place of Calomei.

If your liver is not working lust right
you do not need to take a chance on
getting knocked all out by dose of
calomel. Go to Murphey & Co.'S drug
store, who sells Dodson's Liver Tone,
atd pay so cents for large bottle. You
will get harmless vegetable remedy
that will start your liver without VIC
lence. and if it does not give complete
satisfaction the druggist will refund
yonr money with smile.
II you by bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone for yourself or your children, you
have Insured your family relief from
attacks of constipation, biIiousness, lazy
liver and headache. 1t is as beneficial
and rafe for children as for adults. A
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone is some.
thing every man or woman should keep
in the house. Your money is safe be-
cause you can return the bottle il it
fails to satisfy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

Now that Mr.. Gambler is beina
severely criticized by his opponenf
for his failure to meet him at Col
umbus, it is we'll to refer to some
of the matters now engaging the
attention of Congress.
Last week the tariff on wool W.
up for consideration, schedule k
the most important of all tariffs
inasmuch as it affects every hu*
man being in the country. Then
the sugar bill is up for considers.
tion, as is the excise bill, levyingI
a tax on incomes, and Mr.. Gambler
now has a bill in asking for the
payment of cotton claims, in his
district alone amounting to one
and half million of dollars. Mr.
Gambler is trying to secure fav.|
orable report from the committees
on this bill.
That the presence of every mem
Der of Congress is imperative at1
the present time is c0nclusiveiy]
shown by the action of the last
Democratic caucus which adopted
a resolution urging every member
of the party to remain at his post
of duty, and also urging those whol
were absent to return.
Surely in the face of such q del
mand for his services at Washing.
ton, Mr.. Candler's retirment from
Congress to engage in a political
debate in which the people feel
little interest, would have resulted
in his severe and just criticism byi
the people of his district.
We believe that the people oil
the district understand the pre-
sent situation, they understand
why he is absent and his presende /
is not going to cause him to loseI
strength with the people at home
in whose interest he is working.
Columhus Dispatch q 4 !, i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

The biggest consumers of alfalfa
in this country are the manufac.
turers of cigarettes and smoking
t0baccos. Some of the smoking
tobacco is SO near hay that it
would make good stock feed if the
tObacc flavor extract was left out.
~Abeerdeen Examiner,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16
Look Out Bed BUDS!

l have the best thing on earth to kin
Bed Bugs, House Flies, Fleab, SMosoui-
tors, Reaches, Ticks Lice and al other
kinds of Insects, It l. dried and pow
dered, will not harm man, beast OF
towel. Guaranteed to kill the pests
forever. Prise25 and 80 cents and we
pay postage OF r.i, ey-1s---,s ssx sa.
7.86m Ly,s.g ]. pea0ORk,9
BIZ !6l Maegr, MiAI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

Lost-On Columbus road between
Mt. Marian Church (col.) and Macon.
one gold handle parasoi, engraved
on handle M. G. Shephard. Return to
Beacon Vfilce and Bet reward
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

S or 6 doses 666 will break
any case of Chill & Fever; and il
taken then % q tonic the Fever
viii not return, Price Mc,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

meeClng OF DOarQ,
M. & F. Bank. freight on tiling $l56 IL
w Gartin, road drag ....... 100
R N Stuart, lumber r........... II O6
] T Conn, tongue for road inch. 200
] w Paulette, nails. ........... 80
W W shannon, horse medicine. 200
A Klaus & Co.. sundries. ...... II 8S
Officers of Court, Stale vs.. Tom
Emsweller. IL
J K jackson, postage. .......... 125
Dement, Printing Co.. books. -. Is rs
Sheriff, wood and washing. $500. 400
G l. Ferris. sundries. 91O
w L Sherrod & Do, lumber. :. % 80
W E Mauldin, freight ......... 6 rs
Henry Chairman. lumber :. ..... 48O
z M Scales, envelopes. ........ 10 68
Peterson Bros, tar ............ l IS
John Stages, shoeing mule -. so
Horseshoe Gro. Co.. oil. ....... rs
Bankers Trust Co.. interest -. $50
Macon Wood and Mch. Shops, re-
pair WORK. ......... 15
Officers of Election. ............. AZ 90
G D Featherston, .ticking. 80. l 90
J Yaretzsky, account of pauper. A So
Macon Mer. Co.,, miscellaneous. II 80
D c Ferris, printing and pub'g AZ 43
D. +, Allgood prosecuting atty 100 90
J W Haddon, agri. com'r. ;. 100 90
J + Robbins, keeping ferry. 80. 10 90
l. + Cole, treasurer, salary. :. rs 90
A L Dent, salary ry................2 20 "a
Guy & Showers, lumber. =. So SO
John Morgan, building bridge. so 90
Dement, Printing Co.. blanks 80. 600
Murphey & Co., drugs. ......... Ia rs
L F Holberg. supplies. :. % IS
J A Tyson, sundry items -. q 29
" = Mauldin, salary. .......... go 90
D A Williams, guard ........... 38 rs
E E Dantzler, cost in-obtaining "a ~
revenue license I. !. . y. 26 90
W 5 Jackson, hauling culverts. IL so
J z Hunter. agent, road machine
and scraper ............... 202 so
Beech Mfg. Co., car metal cul-
Steve Bryson, work on levee. S 80
The county depository:made re-
port for second quarter.
The petitions for relief from
over-assessment were granted
for correction: Mrs A ] Archer
for Jim Thatcher /; Robert Will
liams, Josh Spann, F E Carleton
for Ed. and Pleas Ivey, Wiley
Murray, Absalom Dent, j E Rob-
bins for Jim Mcleod, Nelson Ma
son, Bob Bluett and Jim Lockett:
G G Pagan for Abe May, j C Ivy
Jr., for Homer Greathouse, Love-
Moore, Sr.
The following petitions were
rejected: Geo. Allen, W A Schol,
er, all for reduction of taxes.
u w Mullins and W R Swindle,
committee, made report that the
contract for painting the court
house had been done according
to contract and in a satisfactory
The account of De YAM
pert Brame, contractor, was or
dered allowed in sum of 1924.
Petition of Bennie Hill for re-
fund of poll tax was granted,
1T Smith was placed in charge
Of metal culverts in court house
yard.
A communication to Hon. E. S, |
regarding the good roads
question was spread on the min
ltes,
Several days this week has
been spent by the board in equal
Izing taxes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16
The Board Of Supervisors
AUGUST, TERM.

AA@@Ss@s
The Board met in regulSt ses,
sion; all members present, alsC
clerk and sheriff.
In the matter of bonds for the
third supervisors district, re-
Gently sold; it appearing that
certain objections had been urged
as to the legality by the purchas.
ers of the bonds, 1t was ordered
that the contract for same be
cancelled. AS a remedy for the
defects complained of it was or.
dered. by unanimous vote, that
the full proceeds of the sale OF
the bonds be used solelvlfor the
construction of roads in district 8
: A. H. Bush and w. R. Swindle
were appointed committee to ex-
anime and report on bridge built
by R. T. Mcl)avid on Cayett road
Accounts of Green Ballard for
trees and DR.. McRea for holding
autopsy were continued.
Reports of W. E. Mauldin. over
seer of convicts. J. R. Jackson,
superintendent of education; DR..
Minor, health officer, J. w. Had
don, agricultural commissioner,
and from Governor Brewer as to
school lands were considered and
ordered filed.
j. E. Sennett, secretary of the
board of trustees of the Agricul-
tural High School made financial
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

\ ALLOWANCES
Sheriff. feeding prisoners. 80. &c 54
Il H Williams, lumber ........ 40
10 Halfacre repairs work ..... 800
j A Tyson, lunacy acct. ....... 95
Officers of court. lunacy case. Z. 81 80
John Divine, janltor. .......... Is 90
\ City of Macon. lights. ........ G IT'S
4 Nv Mcleod, express. ....... rs
E E Dantzler, freight. ......... 45
!, DR., Brown, dental bill. ...... LOO
! l. F Cole, Jr., work at poor hse so
EO Kirby, keeping poor house 100 90
4 G S Dinsmore. making drags.. TBS
! N L Cotton, building bridge. 45 90
| The clerk was ordered to enter
/ a number of papers, communica-
4 tions, etc.. on minutes.
The clerk was ordered to notify
7 the proper officials of the Mobile
& Ohio railroad to put certain
crossings in a passable condition.
The following accounts were
I continued: Officers of court in
I cases of Silas Talliaferro and Jim
i Wilson, account of Guy & Stow
ers for S104; H R Lockley, $500,
\ R T McDavid $84; account of Bir-
!, mingham Metal Co. for reason
: that account not due. Petitions
of J. E. Porter and c. V. Adams
were confined.
The following accounts, petit
tions, etc. +; were rejected: J.Yar-
|etzsky, mayor, for reason that
I same was included in re-stated
account: w. M. Hunter & Co.,
for reason that account not item
Lied; petition of J T Sargent for
rehange in bird law; John Henry
Cotton for change in assessment;
petition of DR.. w. E. Jackson for
eEelief of Wes Daley from road
Ehuty; the petitions Of r ! I'd.
! wards, marshal Of shpaHNlHk In
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

matter Of working convicts Of
said town under county, convict
overseer's supervision.
The petitions of Chas. Brewer,
Jim Borders, Ben Edwards, Dick
Lomax and Alex Pope for refund
of poll tax wrongfully assessed
was granted.
A. c. Fant was awarded con-
tract for $50 cords of wood for
poor house at 1925 a cord.
Robert G. Patty, assessor, filed
roll of educable children in Nox-
ubee county.
E E Dantzler, sheriff, made re-
port of delinquent taxes and the
clerkwas ordered to forward same
to State Auditor so that sheriff
can have proper credits in his
settlements with the state.
The clerk was ordered to ad-
vertise for bids for 80 tons of coal
to be awarded at next regular
y,oook;ro. oF hoorJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-16

The account of the Commercial
Appeal for $42.43 for advertising
was continued and clerk ordered
to write for proof of publication.
The petition of DIV. Dent was
considered and steps taken to
have same corrected.
Clerk reported that sheriff had
filed report of insolvent toxes.
SECOND DAY
Board met pursuant to adjourn
/ment. All members present.
The matter of bond issue for
district 3 was taken up and the
bid of the Merchants and farm
ers bank for bonds to the amount
of $125, 600 was accepted.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months, and for
Hearing Thereon.

Estate Of Henry Koenig, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Henry
Koenig, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to T. August Koenig,
and it appearing by the affidavit of
said representative that there are no
debts of said decedent;
1t is ordered. That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent NAV present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three
months from and after the date here
of; and that Friday, the 23rd day
of August, 1912, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
in the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at the City of st. Cloud,
in said County, be, and the same here
by is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
scented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
:. Dated May 18th, 1912.
A. H. KLASEN.
(SeaD Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23

&ommIiar 81. s. Stint bat CUR Sc
6u1g Der 8utterinouitrie in Noro-Da-
fota Torbereitungen getroffen fir Ell
men ledJsmonotlide11 8utterz@ ettbe=
merb l11S Sic critic @e1rtbeilung miro
am %. Mai in 8ismurf l%tattfinoen.
gs 1pl oa0urh erreif)t meroen, SuB
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erb0bt 1per0e, l,nl sic Butter, meld)e
bier ber9eltelt miro, minoeltens auf
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iene aus anoeren Staten.
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rui6 aus, ergriff 5ablreide u%ur1ltebe1r-
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mebr muroe oaourb eridmert, ouB
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nah fll1lfltilnoiger energiiher Mrbeit
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Clifford MeGuoio lit inneren Ser
lebungen erlegen, Sic er 0ur9 SEN
9ufidlog zines Nfer0es erlitt.
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Ser @ilo= inns 6iidfommiiion BON
Noro=1afota miro SEN gegenmdrti-
gen Nlanen gemaB int 2alrfe 0ieies
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
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5beile bon suo=Gafota tpur0e bier
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23

.5elblt. inoem Sic lpl,r Ger perfanfen,
>ie 5l,m @eu,lle geelgnet lt1ro."
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fota, 9%Sebrosfa, SQil1ois uro Soma
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23

fir Sic 9(usfltbr beltinrmt un0 Der Nelt
miro rul6 obgeianot. @abrldelrlih
miro iih nah Nhlallf BON 5mei @o=
d,en fem oerartiges @etreioe mebr
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melf;en lie meiteren Mbfua merfen
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brannte. Sic Wutter trl1g beim Ser
iude, oos Mdohen SIT retten, idmere
grunomur10en 0apon.
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teo befan1ten 3ugs 20. l Ser Gbica=
90, Mhmaufee & ct. saul 9ubn
entgleilte Montagfriib 800 llbr in
Ser 9fdbe Don @omer, aht Weellen
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5peiten Seftion mlfgenommen, Bic
auf 0em 5melten 8eleile Oie Steae
ses ltnfaas pattern fonnte. Sic Ont
gleil lung mlroe 0a0l1r6 %peranlaBt,
ouB Sic 8eleiie an Ser 6etreffenoen
Steqe Ourb beftige &egengiiile inter
maifen muren. Sour Oem l%1nltan0,
oaB ser 6iihrer Oes 3uges porter ge=
marnt mar, uno megen oes ihlehten
3ultamoes Ser @eleiie Sen 3ug lang=
lam fabren lieB, lit es 5u peroanfen,
suB feline @erluite an Meni6enleben
511 beflagen fins.
0ulutb. = Naf0em u11ter Sen
NngeiteQten Ser StraBenbabngeieQ=
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ifuft in Iulrtb cine Eoitfartelmb+
thinning porgenourmen, i6erreidte
am Montog oas grefl1tipfpmite Ser
Sfoffner uro Motorfiibrer Ser &C.
ieGifnft Elm ltltimatum, in SEM Elm
Streif Don 200 9lngelteqten ange=
orobt Miro, faQs Sic Geieaihaft nidt
ipateltens inn 2al1fe Ser @of}e Die
geforoerte 2obnerbohl1ng bepiqigt.
Sic 2el1te erbalten jett einen gleih=
mGBigen 2obn BON 81 bis % per
Stunoe. Sic %perla11gen 5 Gents per
Sturl5e mebr, 10 Gents Sic Stl1nSe
fir Mnbdnger, mi10eltens 5ebnitiln=
oige tdglife Nrbeis5eit, urro ginrid-
tl11rg zines ianitdren @arteraltms fir
Sic Mngeiteqten.
6inf1ep. = Ias BON Ser So
milie 6es Serrn Gar[ 9opi0ion be-
mobrrte Sous gerieth 0urh Sic grplo=
iion elmer 9ompe in @ron6. Ser
nel1n SATIRE olte Sobn 5es gbepaare5
bemies einen @el0enmltth uno rettete
ol1rd Ilummen uno &ol1h iein flei-
mes 8ritoerd)en. 9as 6ors, 0us Sem
Sobn &o2ma ge6orte, brannte poG=
itdroig nie0er.
Moorheao. II Ser lfnere
6roit, ser bon gun6es= @etteromt fir
onfangs 6iei Ter @ofe I'M &eo &iper
5hule inn norooiflifen Sbeile 0es
Stoates nngefiin6igt por. bot lih
nidt einqelteut. Gin Stene 0es 6roites
trat anbalten6es &egenmetter Elm,
0os Sen guoten inns SEM 8rosml1d}s
iehr SIT 1tntten fam. 9os @etter hat
iif) iett mtfgeflGrt Inns sic Sempera=
tl1r lit i'm Steigen begriffen.
0u1uth. = Ml1f $4,000 Shn=
oeneriot fat Ser Motroie 9ol1is
Shimm Size Tittstatrg Steumibip So.
inn bieiiger Iiltriftsgerift berflagt.
Ihim arbettete auf 6em Camp fer
=. 6. @auie inns ols 6us Shiff bon
Chicago hter onfam. fragte err ltm
grlal1bniB ans 9an0 SIT geben. Sic
g%rlalbniB nrroe ihm ber1peigert uno
er muroe in Elm ol1nfles Sc angniB
getporf EN-, mo ct mebrere Gage ohne
ieglide geahrung perblieb. @abren6
Ser Belt m1rCe er mte0erholentlih
NIT @aiier beipribt u1r6 nuh m1f on
oere @etie gemrtert.
ct. Groir. - Mrh inn Suit
0esienat lit iebt sic Tla1B= un6 So
fen=@orlnge paliiert, meldJe 6onos auf
a1e Staaten pertbeilt uno eine rieiige
Sumne einld1ieBt. Mud Sic 6liiiie
in MinneIota fins gut beoodt NOR
Sen, fir uns Bier fommt motiirIih ser
ct. Groir : Slug in 8etro&t. Mltber
Ser @ermelirng zines sdiffsfonoIs
Don Ser Maones : 8ai Git1ih oom 9u=
luther @afen, 0urh Sic fIeine1r 6llrB=
lGufe Mmnicon inns Mooie in 6en
st. Groir, un6 big an oeiien Miin=
Sung in 6en @iHiiiippi BEL Eoint=
0oualas g%egeniiber Settings, lit cine
@ertpiaig1ng oorgeieben fir sic gnt=
fern11ng BON periunfenem Stunmhol5
BON Ser @itnoung Biz nod 5aplors
6aIs.
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ten perbrunnt lein miiiien, nit 4us-
nabme Ser 6rau, melde ltf nud Ser
aiide begeben butte, no lib cine
9rutma1dtne befunoen batte. Heoer-
ion tatte @aabarn gegenii6er idon
Dor einigen Jagen geauBert, 0aB sic
2ampe 0es Snfubotors led lei. Ser
Coroner fat 6araufbin au6 erflart,
oaB ser 9ran0 Sic Jolge elmer gr=
ploiion gene len iein miiiie.