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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Nirfen CT Tor ifrpbclia.

Hanocr2 mebbcIc9 Ben lioc Mai.
Gor no9en Sio iibcu ituIoe p%oubegpn-
hcS Ell llbuioelie al Noliuo 700 9Iar
qnmle airfe. @eo NeobrpOningeu al
Oct game Mtiirperf bar Oct nit lll.
al oettc a iua lfrsbeIigt, al 0ct life
anieeS Tor tiIraaOeligt at relic en-
1%lIbp8ning til Oct. Get cr mi moer
SuerueleIic al reiie Ell bel I'm Mir.
te. og Niiniiteriet bar oerior paa.
blt0t Stansning Al Arbcioet, iom al
Icreoe par ulot ircmltreoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
ErauSe.

SranSe. sra 9dlborg mc0oelcg
ocu 2toc 4'ot ) gl0rd9s ulo6rrnS.
te @ocl2mug0 CIR. @ctsricn gads
GicHNom uoa Gurcnacue L Etitnarf
1ogu. , Suucr. . Tcoeium ca i3
Smaolrile iu0cbruuNte, ca ali ,<no.
boct OF gularcoifabcruc brrn0tc. Il.
Dem brcote ia til Oct TOO Hlcn itu
Srauoitcoct ~ii1leuoe Hocl5itc0. iii.
herenoe ar Nieliul. Ser liGcleocs
n%cbbrUuote; men her ~reoococs &c.
'GtnJng on <Snobo.
ftnItIebiug 2t0e 0lai. Gart
l}l0ieus @auro / (ou0al res (rol0.
bc0c cr i9aar G'termiooua uloirun-
oig ne0brGuot. - Qreutlrcr.
Spin ~ en- Tel 6icrfrr j|uOcbrru>
te. Sau goot ION alt $no5oer
bruu0te
- ) Gitermi0oa1 al. -. opitoo
ser >lo I (|uriitboteuct Rsrre
&mlluid. tillercuoe llbrmugcr 9ln.
ocricn / &iuqfiebiuQ. Noteuet. Ser
uar Al Gre neobrUuotc nilotpuoiJ
/ Ss6ct al % 9iimtcr. $loen op-
itoo | aIstfenet.
@eruina 2t0e Mai. ~. u.
Senien3 eteu0om / Sneibierg Siergc
cr igaar iu~loitUnoig u~eobrpuot. Ser
in0ebrGnote I ao. I Snr % 3 Sol.
pe. Get mcite ISnobo brpnote. 81.
SEN mene3 opitduet ira Sforiteuen.
~ SorIen$. 2toe Mai. SmorseS
peo Nitioeu opltoo Ser. iprmentlig
peo @ugning. SO / Alireo Teteriens
.@aaro / gitrup / @ierre 0erreS.
@uaroeu ueobrpnote totnIt, % 81.
Sen forplanteoe liz til Sans San-
lens oaaro. al buiIfeu ire 9enger
neobrpnote. meoeuS ma nlener at
funne reooe oen iieroe SGnge. ser
er teglbGiigt.
"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Gienoomsialo. Vroprietrr 6 II

VteHoUnie'nlG. NrOQrletUr Y ii.
Fctcricrt6riia bar iolgt Glcuopmmcll
@oraIosminoe / Narreitrup, al Sart.
form II (or, til Nroprictpr Z. Gf.
mann, Sorolsie, ior 100000 ar.,
meooele5 ira Nosfiloc.
r. @uor0en arcbsbuiet pes Sors.
t57 3or. %auo. cr al 5ugiercr Oh.
Ier5 i Sors ioIlt til Vroprictpr ).
aribeiier. tioliQere Gier al @aurup.
qaaro, Tor 151,5oO SIR. Pit meoiel.
ger.
@oO5eier. 2uuo5tiud9manO
Hottbea bar iolQt @aorocu ~gSiel5.
miuoe" ! 9srghm I'll Nroprietpr
NieIien al Sonitrlip Tor $4,000 ar,
meooeIea ira Sierriug iii ~9tiels-
mlinoc" hsrer $50 S0r. 9an0.
&rgermciter 6onneSbed bar
iolgt 0opeogaaroen ~Stopaaaro" /
aouerup Sngn iii Troprietpr Gaae
Bone. iorbeu al Saligbu5. Tor 232
800 SIR, meo0ele5 ira &eile. I'll
~Sfouqaur0" barer PA Sor. 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Nlt tDif ifal buDcpttcs.

lpoer, at England life bill lepere
&lll til Be norife aulimporterer,
iom ITlger pibcre til Sorretninger /
Norge, Der bripes belt eler oelpls
for inf aapital. Get nppnes laole-
oes / "6reorifsltab og Smegns
Sioenoe", at aftieielifabet Safs-
limo, Der oelpis oripes meb inf aa-
pital, ifol pore negtet alll ira eng
lano. @eraelIfe og Norbeniieloife
SampIfiblelifaber bar maattet inb-
title line 8itter paa Spiflano, GA
De eaers life bill fua aill ira eng.
lalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Suerfiprt al Suact.

trip mcooclca 0en 160c Wioi. Nj.
tentogct ira Noricn8 pouflortc iaitc@
Oco Vrpoltrup ct Aieretei. tilbercnoc
@oelannno Soult Noamuolcn i
Sbprlting. Eon &ogncn bcionot ia
Gicren og NoclHntano Sorcn Gbr.
Hasnnl@ien'S Nliitru ira 1bpritiug.
apnen 0rUbiea poo Stcbct, mebcnQ
Ntulocn brogtca iii @rUoltrup Sp.
aebls nlc0 bruftebc Ben. ,Nlut al.
0it ban uc0 Seocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Sl0fnno / Inrlano.
i. 8eo Rph.

ningsorbeioe poa @aaroen 9ieloe
Iurlano / Sogn iteote man iioItc
&eit paa paa ct @rapfammer. Get
re er MI blepet nnoeriegt al Sag
fpnoige, % oct bite Jig at pGre eli
8rup, rimeligpis ira Chen beni'
MOB 500 Iar eft. SIR. Mnn bar
funbet enoel TilelpioIe, enoel Seite'
TENDER, , Sppo % enoel andre
Serniager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Gn Minocitcn. Sra @~rsnoerSIct

mconclca Den 2fbe YPai. 6or oioe.
DC @o0acicr !, Scuucuill3 al Toer.
9ooro oil Der poa bans T~p0iel30ag,
Den 29oc Sltll, blue o~fllerct Ell imlt
U}inocltcn peo @aarocn. Wti0lerne,
Der nnorager I'll ca. 1900 SER, cr til.
~pe,cbrogt oel@ al Eriuate o9 oel5 Al
DC 6orcnlngcr og Snltltutioncr, iii
builte Den Nl0p0c3 Naun cr fnpttct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

Nei, ifal Sielobpeoerne meo lin
boaoe fpiffe % begapeoe llnebom
binoes mere til S%iembpgoen, iom /
foroums Sio, faar nan pitt ie til at
raaoe BOO paa 8rilnoene til nj.
1olfnlngen, og De CT mango.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Siamantbrnunp.

StamantbrDllnp. @aar0bruger
Ole Sarlen % &uitrll, loot Hptter.
ager, ielreoe Den 30tc Wai Sia.
mantbrplup. - Tianlontbrllogpnl.
men, lom er Iebt 17oe Sun1i 1925,
tilbprer Ell nleget ganlmel sGt. Sans
Sloeior, ears Ole Glen ira @ilo.
b%ranosoalen fom til Srebaug i
Sole, Hingerife, / 1730-Iarenc.
Set fortpues, at ban irngteoe mlco
Jig Den gamle Stlle, ionl enonl Itaar
paa 8aaroen. Scnne ears Glen
bapoe nj @ern, bporiblanbt ben be.
fienbte aloffenoger Ole 9arlen
6rebang, ipbt lite september
1853, beo 1885. 5an ~iorarbeioe-
De / lin Sio 2t5 aloffer, bporai en-
Del erlonu itaur omfring / Stuer-
ne Der / Spgben og tilmaoler Men-
n%eIfeile beres foitbnre Sib. Sia.
acknowledgement buffer meget goot
oenne i'm 9e~oiteiuoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
&jbrt / 8ia pper Sjua.

er MT iaa lioen Iom life / Wanos
Minbe, fortpler "8uobranbsbp-
LEM. Com Grempel fan npones,
at ire Wanb oen t7be Wai fisrte
oper Chen / Sig. Sperfierielen
ionbt Steo peb 8aarben gfre / Se-
balen % foregif uoen Sinoring. -
Zen lope @anoitono oil ielpia9t
fomme til at infllere iterft paa
6remf lotninqen al Iarets CONNER,
flyer 9laoets Weooeler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Sanif Siplomnt oso.
aan1lner.

herre @repenfop- Gaitcnitiolo. Tan.
mart9 Miniiterreiioent pe0 set neoer.
lanoite. 0ct 6elliitc % set Illrem-
b%urgife 0oi, er / Ell Aloer al 60 Mar
aiadact peO GsOen paa Splehuiet /
Stepeuiu1en / &oQono. hammer
herre @repentop- Gaitenitiolo hapoe
Sollg / Sriisiel, men iorloo Spen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Grit Gicauo. Stcnen.

bora mcooclea Den 17oc Niai. Nr.
beioct pno Minbeitcneu Tor Song
Grit @iegob nTrmer ii9 III i'm SUB
cnoclic. Srnnnrcntcrningcn pao
Stcnen, ser hugQea al @lQcobugger
Numclln / &iborg, uoisrc9 / gam
mel HuneilII. Alllerinqen oil eitcr
9eitcnnlclien iinoc Stco ocn lite
<ni. Sbor Sanqe'a 6anlilie oil
peo ocnue Sciligbco bIiue rrprrici.
teret al CpcrInrcrinoc, 6rstelr
alarllp al aisbcnbapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
era Danmarf.

Gc banife NGa bar / 1914 pGrct
Ell nalmlnoelia lnobringcnoe Artifcl.
sEanoisrlclen bar nenlIia hapt en-
NTroi pao As 0finioncr ar. / 1914
cIler IA Miaioncr aroner mere eno
| 1913, lfient Gonmurf finn nolerte
1000 aaSler q lli0 9Gg mere / 1914
enc / 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Sra Uoroe.
Surre Maniilopriier.

oerpif / Sromaelrnoet % inooper
til Aaffen | ltlisflorben er Der
ltGngt %tillammen ca. $4,000 aas.
len Ienlilo. "a Der life iinbes Glib
anoetlteos, er Der opnuaet Ell Eris
AZ 2r. $50 til 3 &roner aaslen;
men Ioa bar Siiferne / Slnmartcn
til 8iengiplb maattct betale 10
&roner, meloes ira Sromse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Suioc Sanoc lnffet.

tlebing meobelcS oen 22oe Mai
Sgoar Gltermiooa1 blep 9etouirtfe
GTmrinAen ueo Nui0e Sanoc isr'
lglennem. laa at AnnuIcn ocrnteo Ell
llffct. : Srbct Al NottCr og ioal
or Ser Iaat iiore @~etonbIoffe oucr
ioo AT Spnmingeu M err iuloicrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Sturc Naper til Hpoe Gors.

Norges Hsoe aors bolot iorleoeI
Notwithstanding / ariitiania I'M.
Der Seoelie al Sormanben, Stats.
raab Care rSsensien. Sormanben
oplplte, at Sorenin9en til lit me
aomplcr, Tom ital opieres peo
Srammensueiem bar mootaget al
@aper: Sra :. u. Salporicn's
enfe 10000 aroner. Sfi65reoer
Sreo Glen 10000 ar, Stibsreber
:. y. Stang 10000, Sfibsreoer
Gitlep Simonicn 5000, SoiiGaer-
meter SearnIep 5000, Sfibsreoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Tnbrifbrano / Sfien. sra Sfief

meooeIes Ben 22oe Mai. ssaaar
Nat uobreb Der 9rano / 2unoc
Srrpareiubrif. Get Ipffeoes @rono-
pGienet efter ct ibGrbi9t 4rbeibe at
begrPnie Slben til Sen iuore Del al
ben ganle 6abrifbpgnina. Selc
Maifineriet og De / Sabrifcn iGroi-
&c Mebler bIep ebelagt. Spor itor
ben ~iorpolote @ranoifube err, bar
man enbmi ingen Speriigt pper. =
6abrifen % Muifineriet Dor a~sIilre-
ret for 43.300 aroner % Materia.
lerne Tor 10000 aroner. Sabrifen
beifiGitigebe 30 Wanb. = Sloen
antages opitaaet / Surhuiet. 5abri.
fen eieoes al ct slftieielifab meo ell
Spn al Sensmanb Sacobien / 8ier.
pen Iom Sisponent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
SBrfen aipr ia airloenoc.

Silleltrem mcobeles oen 2toe Dtai.
Zen langparige Ssrfe begpnber MI
at blipe generenoe ior S%agbruaenc
og @eorifterne beromfring. Iitel.
ben er ! DC iioite Gage ialot iaa me.
get, at Sanbitanoen MI er unoer
BIZ SOB, % Gampifibstraiifen paa
gicren, Der pIcier at p9re / iulo
Gang I'll Tintie, er enonu life be-
gpnot. Zen fan life beepnoe, isr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
&c banifc %ala. Sra airbcnbopn

n1eooelca oen 2loc Mai. Soag lore.
glf DC enoeIigc Snnbtinl9paIg mco
oct Hciultat, at ser bIep eicnpuIg
opernlt. Sorieg al @rmolopamoo.
ltanocrc inbcnior Msire poa al fate
cnfclte &eircmuno mialnffcoc@
blanot anoet oucrior Sen / Ndono.
uerferfreoic unictc @agermelter Ser.
mann StillinN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Hielobnaoernes Mifplfnima. 5

al pore pnfreite og bel melt irliet.
bare Sielooule err / ct Sogn Silent.
menes Mntal millfet oper Oct babe
paa ca. 90 Nar, ~ifripes Der ira Sol.
ores til "SamboIo". % Sfole-
bernenes antal element 9larelle
itiaer Jig iaaleoeS Gite arcos %
Poem &rebs iumme Sorbplo):
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

eens "resprah eoten" I'll eIaof % Sen
ner ! Bet saur.e eauo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28
This new par

about to be married. This new par
eel, he theorized, might be a contri-
button to a prospective linen shower.
At all events he took it up, waved
it at Pearl to indicate that he under
stood, and his pulse heightened as she
vigorously bobbed her pretty head
and smiled Fadiantly
At the last delivery point Merrill
had picked a spray of fOrget-me-nots.
He released the tiny thing of beauty
from his buttOnhoIe and placed it be-
tween two letters directed to Pearl
and went ON his way,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28

farm path leading up to the house
was muddy. From the porch, how
ever, ParI made urgent gestures, ap-
parently directing the attention Of
Merrill to a package on top Of the let
ter box.
Merrill saw that it exactly resem-
bled the one he had delivered to Miss
Blake two days previous. It felt soft
and fluffy and he decided it was some
article of feminine adOTnment, lace
collar, an embroidered handkerchief
or the like. Merrill had heard that
the elder sister of Miss Blake was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-28

BY RURAL DELIVERY
= = 50 > 50 - =
BY Emma Walter Bross
The good-IOoking but modest post
man on Rural Delivery Route 81, Dis
trict K, experienced a token Of inter-
est and a f1utter of expectation as he
neared the half tubular zinc recepta-
Gle labeled adam Foster"
Beyond, at the end of a Ieafy-rOOfed
arcade 200 feet long, was the sub
stantiaI, inviting-looking old farm
house. It held three daughters and
two sons. In one of them young
Worth MeTrel was especially inter
ested. A shy, blushing, auttering
young creature, the morning previous
she had fitted down the shady lane
to the side of the mail cart, light and
graceful as some fairy.
He had handed her some letters ad-
dressed to her father and a couple of
magazines. She had smiled upon him
in a way that set his nerves tingling.
In her embarrassment she had
dropped letters and bundles. Their
heads had bumped together as they
stopped mutually to recover them.
Then both had smiled.
Gould you-wOuld yOu-that is, l
must get a small package to Nellie
BIake-yoU Knoxville next farm
house.
Surely" assented Merrill eagerly.
81 can't go there and can't wait
to have it mailed"
Gas a private individual I am at
your serve" bowed Merrill.
ooh, thank you," and Pearl Foster
handed him a neat parcel, smiled be-
witchingly and fitted away like
frightened fawn.
The Blake home was the last farm
house on MerriI's route. He delivered
the package to Miss Blake and went
on his way, dreaming fOndly of the
lovely girl who had broken the ice of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
An Attempt to Regain the Initia-
tive.

Among the many interpretations
which baye been put upon Ger
many's drive through Serbia, one
Of the most plausible is that the
Central Powers are thereby at
tempting to gain the initiative
upon ct least one of the many
fronts in the field of operation.
This initiative they have lost on
the western front where the Allies
are able to advance when they are
SO minded. They are rapidly los.
ing the initiative at the eastern
front. where Russia is coming
back with telling blows. They
have lost it also on the Italian
front where, though Italy makes
slow progress, the initiative seems
to be hers. The very daring of
the Balkan drive makes it certain
that before it was started not only
Bulgaria but possibly Greece had
q secret understanding with the
Central Powers that thay were to
strikelon the faux of the Allies
when the time for action was ripe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
Dog With Rabies Bitss Several

On Saturday night, Nov. 10th, q mad
dog ran amuck in town and bit several
negroes, that is, he tore the clothing
OF several and bit one. Emmett Ander-
son, quite severely. The next morn
ing the same dog made it's appearance
in Shuqualak and bit two white men,
Rob McCullom and Vernon Cotton.
,rp ere was 10 douL> of the dog being
affected with rabies. and all three men
went to jackson to take the Pasteur
treatment. They are still there, un.
dergoing the treatment. The dog was
killed and his head was shipped to Jack
son and an examinat ton of the brain
showed infection.
How many dogs were bit is not
known, but it 10 known that the infect
ed dog was in fights with several 9TH
ers. DR.. Stanley. as chief health Of
ficer of the county, Immediately put in
effect the order of the state sanitary
board against all dogs running at large
in the county unmuzzled, and the board
of aldermen of Macon passed and put
in force an ordinance to the same ef-
feet.
Marshal Maury and Night Policeman
Holt have since been a-gunning for all
stray dogs without muzzles and several
have been killed. This action was tax
en- after due notice was given through
The BEACON and by circulars distribut-
ed over town notifying everyone to
keep their dogs off the street. A num-
ber in town have fine dogs that are
highly priced and the officers do not
want to kill any ones dog, especially
one that is valuable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
DOn't Let High Price
Cotton Fool You

AS this Is written cotton is
bringing over eleven cents a
pound all over the South, and
the price seems to be still going
up This; Of course, where a
man has lived at home this year
as he should. means good times;
but there is q danger that high
priced cotton will make us forget
eli about war, low prices. and all
our brave resolutions, and lead
us into old.time all-cotton follies.
Let's look at this thing square
ly friend: It isn't the number
Of bales Of cotton we make that
counts, but our net profits when
the years work il done. Nor in
figuring our net profits must we
for q moment forget that unless
we are soil-building rather than
soil-robbing farmers, we are not
following the most rational. prof
liable system. In other words
regardless Of how much cotton
we may make, it is as certain as
death and taxes that, unless we
raise plenty of corn, meat and
hay, along with cloyers, peas and
beans to make our lands rich,
we are on the down grade that
ends in failure.
We are sounding this warning
because now is the time to plan
next years work, and any plans
are faulty that do not include
living at home. soil-building, and
rigid economy in all expendi-
lures. For this reason, even if
cotton goes to twenty cents, it
is nothing more than !good busi-
ness sense to plant a big acreage
in oats this fall, with a cover
or vetch on every possible acre.
What good does your cotton
money do you if you already owe
it for corn. meat, hay and ferti-
lizers? Don't ever again be
fooled into an all-cotton program,
regardless Of how high prices
may go.-The Progressive Farm
ef.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Argument
ON the petition nj tador Brown,
who is seeking to have the Wood
men Of the World, fraternal in.
surance order, restrained from in.
creasing its rates, were made be-
fore Judge Windes in the Circuit
Court today. George Miller, at
torney for the organization, as
serted that higher rates were nee
essary. 'The outstanding insur.
ance," said he, "is $97O,OOO 900,
while the surplus totals $26, 900,
600, and although the order is in
no immediate danger, the rates
are too low to perpetuate the Or
ganization."
This is according to the usual
experience. Indeed a system that
builds up q vast membership
through the temptation of cheap
insurance, must as stated by the
attorney for the w. o. W., raise
as the death list grows and new
blood diminishes. If periodical
rate raises are interferred with by
the courts, the organization had
as well 60 into the receivers. The
vice of such orders is that men are
invited to join it under the false
idea that the original rate is per
manency, which if SO it is a game
that, to win, member must die
before it does. .-Vicksburg Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS

NOXUBEECOUNTY AGRICUL.
TURAL SCHOOL, / p. m.
Committee: o. q. Poindexter,
r. H. Richards and III. v.
Adams. DINNER.
SALEM, 8 p. m, ct School House.
Committee: 8. w. Adams, Geo.
G. Pagan and J. T. Mcclure.
Crew Ne. ., Out 4 msess.
PRAIRIE POINT, $3.50, at Stores.
Committee: W. A. Cheatham,
ID. Creswell, r. Brewer, Jr. and
7. W. Jackson.
CAVETT BROS STORE, 1890 D.
m. Committee: J. 8. Cavett, Mel.
son Stevens, Allie Swami, 8. M.
COckrell.
HARLAN'S STORE, 3p. m. Com
mittee: J. F. Carr, d. w. Dent
and L. 3. Shepherd.
Crew Ne. 3, Dat ct SAsssaIak.
GHOLSON, 1890 q. m, at Stores.
Committee: Fillmore Watkins,
W. r. Swindle, W. L. Thomas,
DR.. J. J. Whittle and W. II.
Weaver. DINNER.
SHUQUALAK, 2:3O p. m, in
Front of Bank. Committee: r.
L. Anderson, J. J. Prince, l. D.
Tyson and G. s. Field.
Crew Ne. 10, Ost sf Sassaslak.
spsnd Sunday NiAAt a. CeeAsvills
CROSS ROADS, $3.50 a. m, at
Store. Committee: Andrew
Davis, B. A. Little and Amos Hill
COOKsvILLE, 1890 p. m, at
Store. Committee: DR.. Holla.
day, J. r. Sparkman, J. II.
Sparkman and w. 7. Britton.
PAULETTE, 2:3O p. m, Thos.
McHenry's Gin. Committee:
J. Il. Robbins, T. e. Wilkerson
and Thos. McHenry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26

Crew No. 4, Out Of BrssksviIe.
FAIR PORT, 10 a. m, at Store,
Committee: Jim Garder, W. +.
Triplett and G. M. Gilmore.
LYNN CREEK, 1:3O p. M, al
School House. Committee: De.
Witt Archer, J. L. Carpenter
and W. B. Butler.
DINNER.
Crew No. S, Out Of Brsoksville.
BIGBEE VALLEY $3.50 p. M, at
Store. Committee: W. 8. Mul.
lens, Jim Patty and Owen Todd.
CLIFTONVILLE, 1890 a. m., at
Store. Committee: U. w. Mul-
lens, 8. B. COnnor and J. Q.
Poindexter.
DEERBROOK, 2:3O p. M, at
Store. Committee: W. D. Bell,
J. M. Robertson and G. Il.
Colony.
Crew No. 6, Out Of Brosksville.
BROOKSVILLE, 10 a, M, Front
of Bank. Committee. G. T.
Heard, J. N. McMorries, l.. W.
Graham and Z. II. Smyth.
AUsTIN's STORE, 1890 p. m.
Committee: W. A. Walker, w.
A. Taylor and NJ. r. Love.
DINNER.
MACON, 3p. IN, at Court House.
Committee: II. A. Minor, Jr. ,
Il. V. Yates and w. M. Lam
bersOn.
Crew No. I, Out Of Maeoa.
Spend Sunday night at No1ubee Csus.
y Agricultural SeAosI.
EICHELBERGER'S STORE, $50
a. m. Committee: Jasper Lip
scomb, J. Fl. Anderson and Jack
A. Eichelberger.
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No paper can be published
without home patronage, and
every man is interested in keep
ing up a home paper. If a rail-
road or factory is wanted, the
newspapers are expected to work
for it. If a public meeting is
wanted for any purpose, the
newspaper is called on for a free
notice. If any of the societies
have a supper or reception of any
kind. the newspaper is expected
to give the necessary notice.
The newspaper must puff the
schools and everything else to
advance the interest of the busi-
ness men of the place, and then
give them a handsome notice
when they pass away. And yet
some of them do nothing to keep
up a home paper, Exchange.
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Consrsssman Witherspoon Dead

Congressman Samuel A. With.
erspoon died at his home in this
city Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock. His death cameas q great
shock to the people as 1t was sup.
posed until yesterday afternoon
that his condition had improved,
and that he had passed the dang
er line. He grew suddenly worse
yesterday and in the afternoon it
BECAME known to many that he
was in q critical condition. Mer-
idian Dispatch.
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Crew No. I eut Of Breeksville
LYNN CREEK CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL, 1Oa m. Committee:
J. @. Hardin, Ben Taylor and
Earl Perkins.
BROOKSVILLE, 2 p. m, High
School. Committee: Prot. Stub
blefeld, Il. G. Jamison, Miss
Lola McMOrries.
DINNER.
Crew No. z out Of Macon
SALEM NSOLIDATED
SCHOOL, p. m. Committee:
Prof. Jones, Mrs. s. W. Adams
and r. T. McDavid.
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Seats will be provided for Colored
Farmers at all Agricultural Meetings and
they are invited to attend. Attend these
meetings and help make Noxubee coun-
ty better and richer. place to live. This
is OUR campaign-these workers are here
on our invitation, and it is our duty to
see that every meeting is splendid sue
cess.
Attend Meeting Most Convenient to You.
Don't Forget the Hour, Be On Time,
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President Wilson'S prepared.
ness program will pass both
houses of Congress by safe ma
lorities, according to the New
York Worlds canvass of men,
bers.
The Worlds poll brought re-
plies from 48 of the 96 senators
and showed sentiment as follows: