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The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set

dale. D. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Harry Meem, and Major
and Mrs. Francis Rooster are some
other Washingtonians who are in San
Francisco this week. a.s,5,.~ .
Major c. F. Farnsworth and Mrs.
Farnsworth have moved 10 the North
Lieut.. l.. E. oliver has returned to
the Washington Barracks after a
visit at his home in Nebraska.
-
Mrs. Kuhn. wife Of Col. Joseph
Kuhn. us. A.. who has been visit
West Point, is now visiting Major and
Mrs. Gordon G. Heiner, In Boston.
She will return to Washington about
September 1.
Miss Louise Il. Hoar, daughter of
Mrs. lockwood Hoar. won. second prize
for the most attractively decorated
Bar Harbor Saturday evening.
F. A. Blundon, Of this city. was
among the motor arrivals at Hotel FL
ton. Waterbury. Conn. yesterday.
-
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riaho have decided to remain In New
port until late in October.
-
Miss Emily Tuckerman has returned
to her summer residence In Stockbridge,
Mass, from Plattsburg, N. Y, where
she made n short stay.
Prince A. Gagarin, of Russia, Is stop
ping at the Muenchinger King. In New
port.
Mrs. George l.. Bradley was hostess at
luncheon yesterday In Newport.
-
Rear Admiral French f. Chadwick.
U. 8. NJ. retired. and Mrs. Chadwick
the Duchess de Chaulnes. Miss Mar
guerite Shonts. and Joseph Loris- Nell
koff were among the members of the
villa colony at Newport who gathered
YESTERDAY afternoon in the home Of
Mrs. John r. Drexel to hear an ad-
dress by Thomas Mott Osborne. on
Prisons"
The Rhode Island Society of Sons Of
the Revolution will hold Its annual din
ner this evening in Berger's. in New
port. The speakers will be Charles
Warren Lppitt. at one time governor
of Rhode Island: Rear Admiral c. NJ.
Davis. U. s. N. and Col. John Mills.
U. S. A.
After prolongirg their visit to Miss
Saliie Williams. daughter Of Senator and
Mrs. John Sharp Williams. In her Mis-
sissippi home for some time longer than
they first intended, the Misses BurleSon
daughters of the Postmaster General.
and Mrs. Bur!eson are expected to ar
rive in Washington tomorrow morning.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Kaiser to Reduce
Meat Consumption
Next Move Necessary For Conser.
walton of Food Supply, Says
Berlin Report.

Reduction Of 10 to SO per cent In the
consumption Of meat In Germany will
be the next move necessary for the
conservation of that nations food sup
ply according to q report by the Amer
lean Association OF Commerce and
Trade in Berlin to the State Depart
ment.
Introduction Of a meat card system
to restrict the distribution probably will
follow, inasmuch as the bread card sys-
tenn has been SO successful in conserv-
ing supplies that an increase in the
bread allowance will be made during
the coming year.
That Germany has been receiving a
large supply Of foodstuffs from neutral
countries Is made plain by the asso-
ciation's report Since the outbreak OF
war 100000 bushels Of wheat and al
most as great an amount of fodder have
been tmported into Germany. Importa-
tions of butter and meat from Holland,
Denmark. and Sweden are said to have
been considerable.
1T can be assumed" the Berlin re-
port says. that one-quer rter of the nor
NAL demand for foodstuffs has been
brought in"
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
l2-Year-Old Boy Buys
Town Lot With Savings

TIFTON. Ga. Aug. 30.-4That twelve
year-old Brookfleld schoolboy who has
saved enough to buy him a town lot
and Is going to cultivate his land Is
setting an example which his fellow
schoolmates everywhere would do we'll
to follow. This youngster has not only
learned to save. but he has also learned
where to put his savings
Whether he continues to make his
home in Tiff County or seeks his for
tune elsewhere. no one need feel sur
priscd II Roger Dorminy. as a man. be-
comes leader In his community He
has already won half his battles by
starting right.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
In Wrong IL Years.

McMINNVILLE. Ore. Aug. 30
Twelve years ago Josef Heinrich bought
eight acres Of school land from the
state. located. paid taxes and improved
the place.
NJ w. Smith. who recently purcha sed
that Heinrich had been living on his
land and had paid taxes on another
tract one mile south. similar in de-
scription.
In the twelve years Heinrich had built
home on the Smith place. cleared
some Of the timber and cultivated the
land. The Heinrich tract in the mean
time has not been improved.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Brazil Ready to Issue
$191, 100000 in Paper

RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 3O.-Presi-
dent Wenceslau Braz approved the is
sue of sl9l, 900, 600 in paper. which was
voted hy the chamber of deputies on
August "a.
This issue is intended particularly for
the payment Of tn" treasury debt b1'h
gold ana paper. prior to 1915, according
to q recent dispatch.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
AUTO MAIL SERVICE
STARTS WEDNESDAY

The establishment Of automobile de-
livery on the rural routes from Station
H. OF the City Postoffice. at Anacostia.
will become effective on Wednesday, It
was announced by Superintendent w. H.
Haycock today.
The installation Of automobile service
will carry with IL the consolidati ton Of
the five rural routes out Of the Ana
costa station into two routes. and three
rural carriers will be eliminated from
the pay roll.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
$4,000 in His Pocket.

MARINETTE, Wis, Aug @.-Deeds
securities. and money totaling $40 600
were found on the clothing of John
May. eighty years old. the Hermit of
Marinette," who died In a hospital here
a few days ago.
The man lived In a shack at the edge
Of this city for several years. He was
reported to be wealthy. but no one ever
saw him spend any money
Recently the police found him in a.
weak and emaeiated condition, lying in
his home. They took him to the CITY
hospital despite his protestations. His
condition continued to grow worse until
he died
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Skeleton a Puzzle.

FAIRPORT, Cal. Aug. 30-George z.
Good, of La Pine. and f. II. Lister, of
Grants Pass, Ore, report finding a
skeleton at Prospect Tavern, near era
ter Lake. The skeleton is normal in
every way except the lower jaw. which
is massive and in which the teeth are
set crosswise to the usual setting
party OF geOlogists from the Column
bia University examined the skeleton
and were unable TO account for the
strange position OF the teeth or the
abnormal size Of the lower Jaw.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Pastor Defends Speech
By T. r. at Plattsburg

CLEVELAND. Aug. 3O.-Rev. NJ. j.
Keyes. pastor OF the Peoples Methodist
Episcopal Church, defended Colonel
Roosevelt for his Plattsbure speech on
national preparedness in his sermon.
History and Scriptures Justify a pol
icy of national armament and prepared
ness sor war" the Rev. Mr.. Keyes said
History shows that victories Of arms
have had divine aid. Washington. Lin
coin. and Perry attributed their victor
les to prayer. We should be prepared
not because we want war. but because
the other fellow may
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
D. A. X. Plans to Honor
Dan Boone With Boulder

MONTGOMERY. CITY. Mo-. Aug 30.
After nearly 100 years a monument is
to be erected over the burial place Of
Daniel Boone. near Marthasville, War
rem county. through the efforts of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
II IS to be made of large red granite
boulder found in Warren county which
Boone selected as his last resting place.
1t Is planned to dedicate the arkar
october % at the close OF a conference
of the Missouri Daughters. which is to
be held In ST. Louis
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Vessel Fired on by U-Boat
In Channel Reaches N. Y.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3o-Tne Noorweg-
ian steamship Capto, which has arrived
here from Cardiff, was fired on by a
German submarine August II, in the
English channel. according to her Of
ficers and crew.
After two shots had been fired, the
Norwegian flag was displayed and the
submarine disappeared according to the
men Of the Capto. Fragments Of the
exploding shells penetrated the bow Of
lifeboat and the steam ventilator.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
w. o. w. Meet in South.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Aug 3n.-The
Woodmen of the World from Florida
Alabama. and Georgia.. including over
10000 Of the uniform rank. are in annual
encampment here.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
State Of Mississippi. Noxubee County

State Of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
By virtue of the provisions Of . certain deed Of
trust executsd by Ruben Edward Boykin and
Matte Boykin on the 18th day Of December. 1911.
10 w. c. Thomas as trustee. to secure to Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas a certain indebtedness therein
mentioned. said trust deed being recorded in trust
deed book No. 10l. page 476. in the chancery
clerks Office Of Noxubee county. Mississippi, and
whereas the said trustee, w. C. Thomas, since the
execution of said trust deed has departed this life
and whereas the undersigned in the manner and
form az required by law and the provisions OF said
trust deed was on the 18th day Of April. 1915. duly
and legally appointed substituted trustee in the
place and stead of the said w. c. Thomas. deceas-
ed. which said substitution Of trustee 10 recorded
in the land records of said chancery clerks Office
Of Noxubee County, Mississippi. in book ll9. page
275. and whereas default has been made In the
payment Of the Indebtedness mentioned in said
trust deed at the maturity thereof. /. the under:
signed substituted trustee. having been requested
by the said Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. will on
Monday, the 10Th Day Of May, 1915,
within legal hours In front Of the west door ofthe
| court house In the city Of Macon. Mississippi. pro-
| coed to sell at auction TO the highest bidder for
| cash the following described land lying and being
| situated in the county Of Noxubee and state o3
Mississippi:
The northwest quarter IN. W. W OF section
| thirty-two Is. 81 township sixteen IT. a0 range
fifteen (R. 15) east. -.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness and the cost
| Of this proceeding.
Witness my signature this 18th day Of April.
| 1915. CHARLES STRONG.
Substituted Trustee.
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Mashulaville.

The people are enjoying this
fine spring weather.
Rev. Furr preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing by Rev. McElroy.
Mr.. M. A. Keown is visiting
her brother, Mr.. B. c. Moore and
family, near Brooksville.
Mr.. Elmo Sennett and family
spent Sunday with relatives in
the Yellow Creek vicinity.
Miss Clara Belle Turner spent
a few days last week with Miss
Marie Moore near B~rooksville.
We are glad to report Mr.. Rice
Richard is now able to be ur
again.
Mr.. Jonas Watkins and sons
Coleman and Kench, were ovel
Sunday in their new car.
Little Masters Clyde and Leo
nard Jones are on the sick list
They have pelegra.
Miss LYDIA Lee is visiting he
sister, Mrs. John Sennett.
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BROWNSVILLE.

After an illness Of several month,
Mr.. J. K. Wilkins died early Sunday
morning at the home Of his sister-ln-
law, Mrs. Chas. Wilkins. Many rela-
tives are left by the departure Of this
gentleman. who will miss his quiet,
kindly ways. The interment took place
Monday morning in Borders cemetery,
Rev. f. c. Lee officiating.
Monday evening at the school house,
Mr.. ]. r. Talley, Of Hattiesburg, spoke
in the interest Of his candidacy for gov
ernor, to an appreciative audience OF
ladies and gentlemen.
Saturday will be cleanup day. If
the neighborinR towns see dense smoke
rising from this place they need not
think VIC are burning up, it will be
smoke from the trash piles at private
houses, u public streets are already
clean.
Sunday the annual children's day
services will be held at the Methodist
church. All are invited to come.
Mrs. Alex Menees has returned from
a Meridian inirmary. She is slowly
improving.
Mr.. viii Mcleod is at home from
New Orleans.
Mrs. Helen Fox, of Louisville. Miss.
has been a recent visitor at Mrs. Glenn
end Mrs. Lucille Wilkins.
Mr.. B. J. Nuckols, who was taken
to New Orleans in such a serious con-
dition. il said to be doing fairly well.
His wife is with hun.
Mr.. Jesse Sparkman, OF Cooksville,
was here interviewing his friends Sat
urday. Jesse is well and favorably
remembered here by his former school
mates and teachers.
Misses Bricie Stiles and Pauline Trip.
lett. Of West N0xubee. were visiting
and shopping in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Ames Saunders, Of Starkville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Madi
son.
Mrs. Eliza Wilkins has been taker
to Meridian for medical treatment.
Mrs. Annie Wootten has returned
from a stay in Memphis.
Mrs. Priest White and Miss Morgan
of West Noxdbee. were shopping il
town Wednesday.
Mesdames Carrie Monk and Will
Smith, of Bigbee Valley, were will
friends in town Wednesday. The,
reached home just in time to see Mrs
Monks gin house, filled with hay ant
feed, destroyed by lightning.
Quite a number went up to Colum
Rus Thursday afternoon to hear tn
Damrosch Orchestra at the college.
Mr.. Iva Dorroh was interviewing hi
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Reed and children, of tn
Lynn Creek consolidated school, spen
Saturday and Sunday with the famil
of Mr.. j. G. Peterson.
The death Of Mr.. J. X. Wilkins wa
the first death of a white person with
the corporate limits of our town fo
more than a year.
Mesdames Jackson and Crymes a
tended the funeral Of a relative, Nj
Locke, at Artesia Wednesday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE ESTATE

The ESTATE In The Chancery
No. 5000 Of court OF Noxubee
John J. Lipscomb, deceased. county. Miss.
Letter testamentary on said estate having been
ON the 9Th day Of April. 1916, granted to the un.
dersigned by John A. Tyson, chancery clerk Of
said county of Noxubee.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to have same probated and registered
by said clerk within one year from this date.
A failure for one year to probate and register
any claim will bar the same.
This 5th day Of April. 1915.
e. P. LIPSCOMB.
Executor Of said estate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23

Sealed bids are invited On Monday, Nay
8. 1915, at 2p. m. for the furnishing OF supplies for
~conyicts for month Of May. 1915. Supplies 70
be delivered TO convict overseer IS called Tor at
Shuqualak. Miss.
Board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids. BY order of Board Of Supervisors.
This April It'll. 1915.
By W. c. BARNES. Jr. Dc
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snsaa. Shed: spann, Albert .
spann, Robin; Spann, Lewis
Sosrkman, John Spotes, Seth. kh-tl
SpeWer, Abe; Stanton, John n. r.
Showers, Pleas; Showers, Jeans.
Showers, John. IT,: Showers, John 81
Showers, Tom Stevens, Willie.
Stevens, John G.. Stewart, b..
Stewart, Nose; Stroup, Frank. e.a
Stringfellow, leans; StrngteAoW' SmIpsI'
Swami, Judge; Sudberry, Gus.
Tate, eJrry; TAYLOR, Robert.
Taylor, Jim Thomas, George.
Thomas, William Tippet, Pete.
Trnplett, Hal; Tripplett, John. d.
Triplett. Tom Tripplett, George.
Vaught, Burrell; Vaught, Joe.
Walker, Ephriam; Walker, Glenn.
Walker. Sam Walker, John.
White. Wheeler White, jim.
White. L. F.; Wilkerson, Henry, u,
White, William; Williams. Albert
Williams, Ben; Williams, Jack, Jf.
Williams, Samfi Williams, Ed.
Williams, Rich Williams, Tom.
| Williams, Jim S.; Williams. Preston.
Williams Tom: Williams, Eddie.
Wilburn, Ebert; Wiiburn, Emmett.
Wilburn, Steve; Wiiburn, Jim 90
| Wilburn, John Wilson. William.
Wilson, Eli; Wilson, Jesse.
Yates, Guy Young, John.
Young. Walter. Young. Jesse: -
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NOTICE no

II ESTATE In the Chancery Court
No, 1897 Of of Noxubee Coun-
Margaret SkinnerDeale ty, Missis-
Deceased. } sippi.
Letters tcstimentary on said estate having been
on the 9th day Of March. 1915. granted to the UNI
der signed by John A. Tyson. chancery Clerk Of
said county Of Noxubee.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO have same probated and register
ed by said clerk within one year from this date.
A failure for one ear to probate and register
any claim will bar the same.
This q dhy OF March. 1915.
WILLIAM EARLE SKINNER,
Executor.
and MAGGIE LEE SKINNER.
Eseoutrix Of sAid estate.
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DELINQUENT POLL TAX LIST.

I. F. r. Dantzisr, sheriff and tax col
Of No1ubes county, MiasisTppi' %
certify that the iollOwint ia = tFu'
and correct list Of all persons in my e0un'
" assessed with q poll tax for fiscal zeal
1914 and not paid on or before the let dal
of February, 1915, to-Wit:
DEERBRooK PRECINCT.
Aston. Ed. Anderson. Mat.
Anderson. Charlie; Anderson, SOL
anthony, Joe; Aust, W. G..
Anderson. Steve; Baldwin, Jerry.
Ranks. Lewis; Banks, Blue.
Baruet,c, All; Barnette, Curtis.
Bentley, JEFF Beck. Willie.
Bland. Robert Bland, John.
Bland, Jake; Brewer, Andy.
Brewer. Ike Brewer, John.
Brooks, Frank Bryson, Buck.
Bush. Curtis, Bush, John.
Bush, Dick Bush, Will,
Clark. Jutc; Clark. John,
Clayton, Glenn Clay, Frank.
Clay, Harris, Clay, George.
Clay, Tom. Clay, Army.
Clay, Bert; Clay, Coot.
Culberson, Arch; Davis, John.
Davis. Dock; Dant,lsr. Zepedee.
Dowd. Lige; Dowd, Tom.
Dunlap. Frank Edwards, Charlie, Jr.
Edwards, Charlie. ST.; Edwards, JudEs.
Evans, Amos; FAINT, Luke.
Gavin, Aaron Ellis, jim.
Glass. Dave Graham, Walter:
Graham, Wilson; Greene Taylor.
Grisom. folsom Hall, Straught.r.
Harris, Joe; Harris, Willie.
Hardin. Billy; Henderson, John.
Hoskin;. NV Wise; Hudson, Felix. Jr.
Hudson, Squire; Ike Hal, y.
49, n Il. tarl,np AlkaIt
Jackson. Tom Frank, Jackson, Eriee.
Jackson, Tom tc)j Johnson. Iohn.
Johnson, Kirk; Johnson, Ned.
Johnson, Holder, Jones, Bill
Iones, Greene Jones, William.
ZONES, Bush King, jim.
King, Isam; Kyle, Sam.
Kyle, Willie; Lawson, William.
Lawson, viii Lcdbetter, Walter.
Lewis. Walker; Lewis, Turner.
Logan, Henry; McCray, John w.
| McDavid, George; McDavid, Gus.
| McDavid, Frank; McDavid, vincy.
| McDayid, Jim; McDavid. I'd.
| MePerry, Elder; Macon, Charlie.
| Martin, Nelson; Moore, Jim.
| Moore, Lewis; Moseley, Dan.
| Owens, Jim; Perkins. William.
| Perry, John; Phillips, viii.
| Philips, Shed Phillips, Hall.
Reese, Lazarus; Rice, Fed.
| Rice, Wallis; Rice, Robert Lee.
| Rice, Riley; Richardson, Titus.
Roby, Perry; Sans, Henry, Jr.
Rogers, Billy; Sherrod, Prince.
| Sherrod, Tom Sherrod, Henry.
| stevenson. viii, Jr; Stevenson, Brunette.
stewart, Perry Smith, Sam.
/ Spann, AT, Tate, Willie.
| Thompson. Cory Thomas, Jordan.
Thomas, Hut Thomas, Randolph.
Turner, Jim Turner, Dudley.
Walton, Mahan Walters, Ben.
Washington, lily; Wayne, William.
Wayne, Jcttic; Wayne, Arch.
Vcathcrby, Willie; Weatherby, Son.
Vcathcrby, lily; Wells, Bob.
Wells, Mansfield Wells, Dink.
Wells, Wcss; Western, bud.
White, Jesse; Wilkerson, viii.
Nplkctsou, John; WYliams, VIM.
Villains, Lucius Williams, Thomas.
'liams, Jim Windham, Seamore'
oamg, Charlie.
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Sanders, Terry, Sanders, Charley.
Sanders, Charley; Samuels, Harry.
Shanklin, Dick; Shanklin, King.
Scharp, Cap; Shaw, Ben.
Showers, Nick; Showers, John
Skinner, jim Smith, Cooper.
Smith, jim; Smith, Robert.
Smith, Sterling; Spann, Simon.
Spann, Eli; Spann, William.
Stevens, Sid; tewart, John.
Stewart, Aaron; Stewart, Kinch.
Stewart, Glenn: Stewart, Sink. JE.
Showers, Lewis; Strobe, George.
Strong, Billie; Summerville, Andrew.
Syers, Jones; Tate, George.
Tate, Rube, Tate. Tom.
Tate. Sandy Tate. Mack.
Tate, Willis Tate, Billie Rife.
Tate, Billie Tate, Bill Henly.
Tate, Tom Tate, James.
Tate, Woody; Tate, Nose.
Tate. Henry Tate, Pleas.
Tate, Will Taylor, Avery.
Taylor, Eli; Taylor. Nose.
Taylor, jim Taylor. Nelson.
Taylor, Peter; Taylor, Liga..
Taylor. Eugene; Taylor. Ell.
Taylor, Wilborn Taylor. Gus.
| Terry, Willie; Terry, Tom.
Thomas, Lige; Thomas, Lum.
Thongs, Oscar; Thompson, Cleveland.
Wallace, jim. Wall, Charley.
Walters, Ben Wayne, Andy.
Wayne, Willie; Wayne, Sam.
Wells, Cleveland Wells, Jeems.
White, Steve. Jr. Wilkerson, G. w.
Williams, Hal. Williams, George.
Williams, c.; Williams, Clabe.
Williams, Charley; Williams, Henry.
Williams, Wise Williams. Nick.
Williams, John; Williams, Bill.
Williams, Prince; Williams, Rube.
Winston, Willie; VIM, Jim.
Wrench, Ed. Wrench. Enock.
Wrench, Will; Wright, George.
Wright, Matthew; Yates, Tom.
Young, Lazereth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23
ACkNOWLEDGME
State Of Mississippi
County of NoNubcc.

This day personally appeared before me. the un-
dersigned authority II. n. Scales, J. l.. Klaus, f..
T.. George and N. Scales. Incorporation of the cor
poration known as the Macon Drug Company,
who acknowledged that they signed and executed
the above and foregoing articles Of incorporation
rs their act and deed on this, the LIST day Of April
1915. PAUL SILVEY.
Npfarv p,bl,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23

T.. r. z. Dantzlsr, sheriff sad tax col
Of No1ubes county, MisSiSTppi, DO
hereby certify that the iollOwint is = true
and correct list Of eli persons in my eOun'
" assessed with a poll tax for hseal year
1914 and not paid on or before the let day
of February, 1915, to-Wit:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23
The Charter Of Incorporation Of The Macon
DRUG ComnanH.

I. Thc'corporate title of said company is Macon
Drug Company.
2. The names of the incorporators are:
II, N, Scales. post otlie. Macon, Miss.
}. l., Klaus, post otiie. Macon. Miss.
F. George. post office. Macon. Miss.
N. Scales, post office. Macon. Miss.
5. The domicile is at Macon. Mississippi,
4. Amount of capital stock g.. $1,000 twenty
five hundred dollarsL
5, The par value of shares is one hundred (slO0)
dollars.
6. The period of existence mot Ito exceed fifty
yearsl is fifty years.
Z. The purpose for which II ia created: Whole.
sale and retail drugs. paints and oils, news stand
business in connection with soda fountain and
soft drinks, and the buying and selling Of drugs,
cigars, tohaccoe, newspapers. magazines. candies
and other merchandise AS is usually bought and
sold in conjunction with like business, with tn,
privilege OF mixing and compromising all kinds o,
drugs, and the vending aud selling Of soft drinks
ice cream, such as usually mixed and sold at sodI
fountains.
S. The rights and powers that may be executed
hy this corporation are those conferred BY IN,
provisions Of chapter "a. Mississippi code. 1905.
ii. N. SCALES
J, /. KLAUS
r. I. GEORGE
N. SCALES,
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SeIln1.

The well known stallion, iSelim, will
make the season at the Keys place one
and q half miles north of Macon and
Columbus road. Fee $500 to guaran-
tee foal. All precautions taken, but
will not be responsible for accidents.
tvTE MINOR,
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Harris, Garfield; Harris, Ley.
Harkins, Calvin; Hester, ]. d.
Hill, Peyton; Holmes, John.
Hopkins, Chess; Hopkins, Jim.
Hughes, Frank; HUMPHREYS, Mack
Hunter, Rich; Jackson, Fate.
Jefferson, Charley Johnson, I'd.
Johnson, Charley; Johnson, Edmond
Johnson, George; Johnson, Ernest.
tones, R. H. Jones, E
Jones, John Kelley. Joe.
Kirk, Butler; Latham, John.
Lewis, Ed; Little, Lawrence.
Little, VIII; Lowe, Will.
Lynch, Tilton; McNeal, JET.
McNeal, Joe: Mcdonald, Glib:
Maneese, Albert; Martin, Andrew.
Mason, Alex; AMY. Will.
Meadows. John Montgomery. Sam
Moore, Jim Patterson, Viii.
Paulette, Alfred Price. Walter.
Redwood, T. N; Reed. Joe.
Robertson, Bert Robertson. Billie.
Robertson, Dave; Robertson, 7. Q.
Roberts, Ed. Robins, Jim.
Snders. HUI; Savage, J. z.
Scott, w. s.; Scott. Calvin.
Scott, Ben; Shaw, Jack.
Shepherd. Robert; Shumaker. L. S.
Sims, Henry; Smith, jeans:
Smith, Ned; Spann, Randall.
| Spinks, L. p; Spooner, Ike.
Spooner, George: Stewart, Peter.
Stewart, Andy Strong, Bug.
| Showers, Silas Showers, Paul.
| Showers, Corn Taylor Frank.
Toles. Joe Triplett, Stark.
| Trinlett, Walter; Walker. Lubert.
valley, Dan; Whitlock, Wilson.
| Whitehead, Henry; White, Tom.
| Wilson, Chess; Williams, Bud.
| Williams, Lige; Williams, lef.
Williams, John; Williams, George W.
| Williams. Drew; Win. N. A.
Young, Sanford.