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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Complete Grand Trip
With Not a Man In
Slump

TORONTO. Sent, 1.-The Tigers
are here today 10 bring "A sample OF
major league ball 10 the next town
10 be admitted 10 the major leagues
That's the dope on Toronto. II is by
far the best baseball town in the In
ternational league, and II II should
come 10 pass that Washington Is
dropped from the American league
"a thing that may happen before
many seasons pass-it is very prob
able that this city Will take over
the Nationals.
Either Dubuc or Cunningham will
hurl this afternoon. and II is not un.
likely that Jean will draw the as.
signment. for he IL a Canadian and
very popular in this part OF the.
country. The Tigers expect 10 be
opposed by Bill McTigue, the south.
paw who was tried out by them this
spring. but who lacked the speed 10
make the grade. although ne had
everything else Bill has had "A
good season AZ Toronto and with
the aid OF Shocker put that club into
he pennant race.
Manager Jennings took his regular
club into Toronto. but sent most OF
The pitchers and catchers and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

associations are wondering II Miss
Detroit will equal her old record.
There are four other entries, and
while all are good and some are
even claiming speed and endurance
that will outclass the Detroit en-
tries. members OF the Miss Detroit
Power Boat association are sitting
back confident OF victory
The other entries include Ham
trsmck. Peter Pan VII and Hawk K.
eye The latter are eastern boats.
The race will star promptly at {
O'Clock. Saturday afternoon, and will
last about IS minutes barring acct
dents I, will be over course OF
ave miles which will start midway
between the Detroit, Boat club and
the Detroit Yacht club. and extend
upshove along Belle Isle 70 a point
about a mile above the point 81 tbs
island The boats viii come down
stream along the shore 81 the Amer
lean side and turn Just above the
Belle Isle bridge on the mex, Lap
The course viii be- patroled by
small craft from United States
revenue cutter and kept clear dur.
inz the races Private yachts and
spectators who viii see the races
from boats viii be stationed along
the American side Al The upper end
OF the island and In front Of the
starting point The races may cas-
lily he seen from the American
5 hore a. any point between The Belle
Isle bridge and the Edison plant
The races viii b. decided by the
oes' 'vo Ont OF three heats The
regatta begins Monday and ends
Tuesday unless nc contestant has
won twice gp 70 tha, time In which
case The races viii 20 over until
tao heats have heen won Wednes-
day is excepted however as on TIA
day a mile dash vii. De raced ~
the entries sor another trophy
= meeting o. The members OF the
Miss Detroit Power Boat association
and other boarmen Will BE- hold ~
the Hotel Pon;chsrt-ain. F'r.day
uiEnt. \ banquet vill be rendered
the contestants by the Miss Detroit
Power Boat association az the Pont-
chartrain. Wednesday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Leave Home With Every Them Fading
Tigers Will Come Home With
Every Player in Top Form

substitutes into Detroit To rest ap
for the Saturday game. Mckee. oil
course, In slated TO catch today be
cause he was a member of this CLUB
for several weeks this season ana
became very popular here.
The eastern trip Ia over. with
record OF l2 victories and four de
feats. II was y wonderful invasion
for Tige. and the finish sees the
boys returning In superb physical
condition and al the top or their
game. There isn't discouraged
man In the party. and that Is some
thing that was not true al this time
a year ago No player Is in slump
and the pitchers are in top form.
The Tigers are avowedly coming
home 10 win a pennant.
Luck broke beautifully for the
Tigers. Thursday. With Mitchell AT
his best. they had no trouble beat
ing New York, and Ernie Koob Trim
med the Red SoN as per agreement.
Should the Yankees beat Roston TO-
day. as they are likely 20 do. the
Tigers VIII roach home but two and
half games behind the pace-mak-
ers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Interest Centers On
Miss Detroit and Miss
Minneapolis
BY L. WEBSTER eA5sirT.

The fastest motor boat racing Do
troiters have ever seen will be wit.
messed during the National Gold
cup regatta. which starts on the
Detroit river between the American
side and Belle Isle. Saturday after
noon.
While always competitive race
OF the keenest rivalry. other ele-
ments have entered into the event
this season that promise races that
will require utmost skill and endur
ance. and unusual risk OF life and
limb, A little inside story that
has been going the rounds OF the
motor boat enthusiasts OF Detroit
for several weeks is the explanation.
Members OF the Miss Detroit Pow.
er Boat association maintain that
Miss Detroit will better her record
OF ~ and fraction miles at Man
hassett Bay. y Y, las; August.
when she brought the gold cup TO
his city, because she is better built
than her competitors. Owners OF
Miss Minneapolis. which made
record OF SIS miles an hour az Put
in BAY recently, believe that she will
win the races IN walk While
on the other hand. Baby Marold,
second Detroit entry. owned by c.
Il Wills OF the Ford Motor Co. is
regarded as likely 70 take the
money.
And here's The inside story
Mss Detroit was built hy Chris c.
Smith. OF the c C. Smith Boat &
Engineering Co. Of Algonac. At
that time Jack Beebe. another boa,
builder OF boosted skill. vas in his
employ as general superintendent
When Miss Detroit Nas turned out,
she was the talk q Detroit motor
boat owners because she was, and
is today he fastest motor boat for
long distance runs or the Detroit
river
Later Jack Bee5e pulled away
from th= Smith boat concern. and
bull, ne Baby Marold Smith built
The Miss Minneapolis. and IN his
contract. gossip has Il. guaranteed II
20 win this race Fans recently be
gan 70 ask the question, Who was
me brains behind the building OF
The Miss Detroit. the unbeaten won
der" Some said Smith and others
declared IL was Jack Beebe
Thus the racing viii develop eT-
cept.oraIly keen local inferes' since
the results Of The regatta IL fAyora-
bic 20 the Detroit boats, is expected
20 determine more than Jus, The
winner
Backers ~ Miss Detroit admit
that her speed Is not much better
than that OF Miss Minneapolis. bat
they contend that endurance will
decide the contest. Miss Detroit
has been tried and found 20 be
built 70 stand a test hat requires
a s0-mile an hour speed FOR 80 miles
over a fVe-mlle course for f0ur and
FIVE days In succession.
While Miss Minneapolis made 4
speed % $50 hackers o. Miss De
troit declare tha, she only raced a
short distance. and that she could
not keep up such pace for 30
miles Baby Msrold had some
trouble a few days ago when her
driver put the speed up 10 its maxi
mum and vas IN the shop FOR sew
eral hours. Thus members % the
Miss Detroit and other powerbost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
ROCKS TO COVER
CAANEY-KIL5ANE
FIGHT EOR TIMES

Billy Rocks. Detroit foremost
authority In thi1gs puRil,sric AMI
referee In all important bouts in
this part OF In" country FOR many
years. viii be ~ the ringsiie a.
The Kllaaus-chan-y fzht FOR The
feathervsi=hr championship %
The world Mcndsv. and viii write
an exclusive roviev of he title
bout for Tne Detroit Times Mr.
Rooks covered tue Gibbons Mac.
FarIand and Willard Moran oouts
~ New York for The Detroit
Times. and heartily pleased he
fans with his stories Mr. RooSs'
story Of The Cedar Point fight
vill appear exclusively IN Tues
Aay editions Of The Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
ODDS FAVORINC
JOHN KILBhNE
10 To 6 Is the Way Spectators
Are Ranking Rivals For
Feather Throne

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. II
wouldn't TAX. $50 oO0 for my
chances 10 defeat Johnny kIbane. 4"
said GeuTee CLANCY today. His
statement reflected the attitude OF
all his friends who are fairly over
flowing With confidence that the
BaltimOresn stands $3.50 chance
10 knock our Klloa.e. when be
meets him A. Cedar Point next Mo-
day afternoon
In other hght,ng circles however,
there is a decided difference OF opin-
ion kllbane Is a reigniug fayorite~
Though very little CLANCY money =
in sight. the latest odis are 10 70 :.
with kilbane or the heavy end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
COMET PLAYS
CHURCH TODAY
Mclaughlin Draws His First
Real Showdown Of Net
Tournament

FOREST HILLS. y y, Sept IL
The agid tesj for Maurice r NC.
Loughliu. tho former national sin.
g.es champion. in his effort 70 re.
gain his lost laurols viii come this
afternoon when DO meets George
Myers Church % View Jersey, on
the courts OF rho West Side Tennis
club
Whether Mclaughlin really has re-
gained something OF his oId.timo
form will be definitely settled AZ he
conclusion % this match, for Church
IS playing the best game OF his ca
reAr II Mclaughlin can work hts
way 20 victory over The "Tenaay
Terror" he viii BE- made the choice
of many 10 20 into Tho fnaI round.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
What May Happen
In Scores Today
DETROIT MEETS
KAZOO FOR TITLE

KALAMAZOO HIrh Sept Il
Detroit will meet Kalamazoo for the
women's golf championship Of Mich
igsn today, when Miss Dorothy
Hutchison. OF The Detroit Country
club. will play Mrs r. z Hum
phrey. OF this city for The title Miss
Hutchisou ranked flvor!te when
the opponents teed Of. because she
eliminated the former state cham
pion. Miss Madze Miller. OF Grand
Rapids. yesterday and established
new course record n %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

= Red Sox will come 70 Detroit
and the Tigers will get the chance tha came
in 1915 They failed those TWO years
back assault on third place ana once
they done better out
VIII really
is
9 Red VIII not
ahIe will
field
in
Of will Detroit
will be
themselves proy1d
- he seems
lead the league when they depart from De
the
~ New
should
the last
had the Tigers been the Job
Yanks After
is
= re Athletics thrice for o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01


a 10
spaerbs
II
Red Sor down enough for
them easier month than rival discover Nor
will situation
1n the Red sox and club should
VIII
como The White will be
ana mat VIII be big rest
Cleveland Will
xnd this u another notne
n
EN9&f A must be ted. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Some Western Club Has Big Chance.


"a will the flag That will depend
believe Red will find
all ambitious
Chicago,
bunting
isn't
a through
Chicago and Detroit under this
-
There
throughout
Il analysis he
probable
good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

MERE outstanding BIT OF baseball GOSSIP IN -, S ops
Il = the Tigers To Heu o
will complete the season Ibe ,t Sbost
wrtea II beginning 10 w
big during The sPTns ZIP I nat n
breezly
the second
o
is me lA' "
what was asAeu vi '
& In unprejudiced quarters, avori r ne ,n
the
favorftes dopeses help recalling that Leo au
In ms city
the srade
The standpoint Of nome
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Browns Demand Respect.

olLOwNG Cleveland he a
have the
Il that hrstr
Cleveland. where
a
with Navn field Following
~ perking up.
the
than
stampeded
oerfsn particularly BIT cold
= n
~ r. 10us viii happen then upon
punched be
1Dr clubs viii have
fvj& 3 lSssh pitching stan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
NEW YORK


Rated for Russell n N" third
rBatfNJ ,cr Love IN the ninth
INNINGS :
Detroit ...... Of 4.1s 100 o.
New York .... q - % 3 N--9
Total rases--Det-nlt. % New NorK
- Sacrifice htts-Nitt Daring
stolen raSe-Iohh Two ia 80 hits
Young Burns Three hit--pl9p
Double play Burns and Young Lett
On bases New York. Detroit
Flraf base on prr0r--tetrcit RAses
uu naIls.-oN Russell : OF MoKr!dgc
- Mitchell Ute and earn -
runa--pN Russell hits runs IN
? Innings % NoKridge. { httA runs
tr S innings ~ Love hit. no runs
I'm innings - Mitchell runs
Hit ~ pitch-r-By Russell tNsach.
BGr0si Struck out--Ry Russell.
By Mitchell Tmvires-EyRns and
q LouEnltn Time -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Doyle sians Up

CHICAGO, Sept Larry Doyle
ended a two-dGy hold-out against the
Cubs last night when he signed a
two-year contract. with an increase
an pay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Rivalry OF Boat-Buders Wiz Add Test
And Danger to Motor Boat Classic
THIS is THE INNING THAT GAVE
TIGERS BIG END OF YANK SERIES

THIRD singled along third base foul line viz
walked nng the bases Cobb struck out vesch
Cobb Veach
by a
right scoring taking third and
to 70 died Mullen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Strohs Bohemian au1 the Max.
wells viii clash Sunday In the sec
ond game for the Il 4 y b s.
championship Sta Mason viii
pitch for the factory champions and
viii be opposed ny Okric-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
BostOn's Rocky Road.

proposition as
There honestly believe 'neH Cau
sk The of well that theF ohy
Of first place Today the Ned
OF
OF profoundly believe thar he
that ey
excellent chance the fank hate me @
believe WIN
for them 10 beat nan o
right away we "
Barry help Bill Cagn over h nuIos
Philadelphia for three games
clean sweep II
/ one wees
Probably
Red ends his
herecaI then the Bean corps = uee4
a death
From washington The Browns ha gone
home the
6cy have the This another club " De
lead
Red will have 70 heh 20
will
Chicago mas
but
that the Tigers nave no
The Rose
their home grounds Boston may axe
blu slaughter
three at Chicago is mighty sooo luck o
&1S5tgan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Y..t,rd.y,. Results.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Yr-,rrdnr,, Rr,uIt..
NATIONAL LEAGUE

STANDING.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
NOTICE. TAXPAYERS

The personal tax book of Noxubee
County, Mississippi, for the year 1916
was delivered to the clerk of the
Board of Supervisors by the under
signed on July 1st, 1916, and is now on
file with the said clerk. On the first
Monday of August. 1916, said roll will
be taken up by the Board of SUPER
visors of said county for correction
and equalization of the assessments
thereon. All citizens of NoXubee
County are invited to call at the office
of the Clerk of the Board and inspect
sad roll. The undersigned earnestly
asks that you do this in order to en-
sure absolute accuracy in the assess
ment of taxes. Any person who is
dissatisfied with the assessment may,
at any time on or before Friday noon
before the LIST Monday of August,
1916, present his objections thereto in
writing, which will be flied by the
Clerk and docketed and presented
with the assessment roll.
All persons who fail to file objec-
tons shall be concluded by the assess
ment and precluded from questioning
its validity after its approval, except
minors and persons non compos mentis.
This notice given by ordnr of the
Board, this July 18th, 1916.
S. M. T0MLINSON,
Asse ssor of Noxubee County, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
Methodist Nicotine

The Pr0tractel Meeting will begin
at the Methodist church next Sunday
and the congregation is looking for
ward to a season of unusual religious
profit.
The Rev. w. s. Lagrone of Drew
Miss, will do the preaching, He is ra-
garded as one of the leading men and
one of the strongest preachers in
tbe North 15ississ;rnf conference. and
M. :; 49,. s..4.,,,4o 70 saen-7 bis
macon Is very ioL5a.t8'e 70 71s"
services, SO heavy is the demand ueo.
his time. Our people should not mis-
, ,;,,r,1., -....-:-, t.,l .-L,,,I9 ntii;7a thu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

yisors of Noxubee County. Mississippi will re-
ceive bids nnder the Findey Method for the
purchase Of Tarvis or Asphalt " material for
the purpose Of protesting the good roads in Noz-
ubSs County, Mississippi. will also receive hhh
for machinery used bg the Fiedssy AethG1, ia
eludlns swecpsrs and tanks 10 srrsad such me
eerial as they may purehasA
Notice 10 aiso given that the Beard will receive
bids foethe lease Of machinery used by the Find.
lsS Method. for the purpose Of spreading sa&
TArvis or Asphalt over said roads Said bits Ia
be for the lease OF said machinery by the jaS
and "a an entirety for the entire work
Bids to De opened at . o'clock on AoEdAy.
August T. 1915.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any ana
ali BIDS
This the It'll day OF July 1916.
THOMAS hcHENRY,
President OF the Board Of Supervisors
Npruhee Cufinsy Mississippi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
B-bar Sha7 troyaa

Fire at one o'clock Tuesday morning
destroyed the barber shop of Mr..
Wells located on east side Of Main
street. The entire contents Of the
building was destroyed, not a single
piece of furniture being saved. The
origin Of the fire is unknown, but it
evidently started in the ceiling Of the
rear room. There was no wind blow
ing and there was no difficulty for the
hose company to keep the fire confined
to the building in which it originated.
Mr.. Wells carried insurance to the
amount Of $3.50 on his fixtures. Mr..
Dunn of Paragould, Ark, who was
formerly in business here had all Of
his furniture stored in the building
and it is not known that he had any in
s1rance, The building was owned by
Mr.. Thos Dee of this county, and was
built about 80 years or more ago by
the late Judge Eoote, for his office.
Until a few years ago it had vault in
it but it was taken out and a cement
floor laid in the front part of the build
ing. MIR. Dee carried Insurance to the
amount of 81, 500 on the building.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21

Mr.. W. E. Stokes, president of the
East Mississippi Hay Growers Assn,
attended the meeting last week of the
National Hay Growers Assn held at
Cedar Point, Ohio. The party he was
with from this section were delayed by
the washouts on the railroads, but they
succeeded in getting what they went
after-a proper grading of natives hays, a
notice of which will be found in another
Column
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
To Address Confederate Rs-UniOn

Mr.. H. H, Brooks, a well-known
Meridian lawyer, is to be the speaker
at Confederate reunion to be held in
DeKalb next month, concerning which
the Kemper Herald-Star says:
"One of the pleasing and attractive
features Of the coming Confederate re-
union to be held here in August win
be an address delivered by Hon. Har-
din H. Brooks of Meridian, which will
take place at II O'Clock a. m. on the
last day. Mr. Brooks is a splendid
speaker and has many warm friends
throughout the county who will be
pleased to have this opportunity of
barring him, Other good speakers
VIII be on the program which will be
1y5lished later
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
CAIN DE THANKS

The family of the late E. F, Ander-
son wish, through the Beacon, to e1-
tend their thanks and heartfelt appre.
citation for the many acts Of kindness
and sympathy extended them in their
recent sad bereavement
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
Notice, Parents

Complaint has been made to me
that boys have been climbing in the
windows Of the Hieh School end dam.
aging the furni.ute therein. This isRI
warning to parents that tie offenders
will be arrested and fined II caught.
j S. MAURY, Marshal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
FOR SALE

An attractive farm of 1856 acres 81
miles from Macon; l25 acres are cultl-
vable, SIS in woods. Well watered and
fine corn and pasture land Terms
moderate, Apply to &, care of Beacon
Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
FOR SALE

suite furniture.
single bed, mattress and springs.
2 book cases.
Rockers and oak chairs.
Extension table,
Half dozen dining room chairs,
Refrigerator.
Ice cream freezer, one gallon.
Water cooler, four gallons.
Kitchen tables.
Milk jars.
Wash boiler, twenty gallons.
Garden implemen ts.
Crosscut saw.
Combination cooking and heating
stove.
Sundries.
MRS. WALTER PRICE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
Kuykendall's Greaseless
Liquid Eczema Remedy
Is The Greatest Eczema and
Skin Remeky Of lie World.

Cures all kinds OF itching skin trou-
bles now, poison oak, itch, ringvorms,
chicken.pox, any itching skin. Sores
resembling cancers. Physicians fail,
this remedy cures. Samples to suffer
ers. For sale by
I'd. N. MNrphey, hseOs.
Breskuirs Druf Co., BrcOA''iBs.
0, r. Hamilton, Shu4uAlsk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
POSTED

No hunters, especially dove shooting
on the kinCannon. Rosa CoRnor
place All violators WILL be prosecuted
lALLIE SWAMI, Ast
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21

Leon Bryson, weil-likod colored
boy who has been in the employee of
Mr.. Il. M. Jones in his bakery for
several years, died last Sunday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
FOR RENT

House occupied by W. L. Sherrod.
Apply to MRS. c. W. SNowpEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
SOCIAL DOINGS.


On last Friday afternoon Mrs. j.
Evans Dorroh was hostess of the Junior
Auction Bridge Club. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Alma Dnsmore and
Mr.. julius Klaus.
Mrs R. L. Rhymes entertained at
Auction Bridge on Wednesday morning
and seven-hand euchre at forty-two in
the afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mesdames George Richmond, William
Barnes and Howard Scales and Misses
Dora Evelyn Conner and Annie Ella
Ames,
The Auction Bridge club melton We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs j. H. Viii
liams.
Miss Ably Woodward was hostess Of
the Junior Auction Bridge club on Fri
day morning.
Miss Mary McCaskelI entertained
the Young Woman'a Missionary Sooie-
ty Of the Methodist ahurch on Monday
afternoon.
~ r.,---l.;,I. of co,,,o,
b,. ond Tono cronJar If West Point
ottooJad tbe dsnre "Wednesday NIGHT.
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"'iT'7 Sii9 S'7 o'''' " '' '''N
exchange
MISS francs LasN O aberdeen l.
the guest OF Mrs W. b. IalIy'
r..
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end sor loff fbis weak Far Denver
rolo Nv r,l,or,sr bss a., r.vao~
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ti,,o uitb hiu Oh, resented +,e
s,.to,,o,,t noa1o i, 4ba Ra,o,, Tad.
wool, tbo+ che wn,,r1 return ,,5or.
ond a,,,s sho Mill arv,ys REGARD Maqo7
al.or horno Mr. h,qrstrs qoss to
Wichita Kansas To visit her mother
and will ioin Mr. Arrrstns in Denver
gfter rho frst of saoranber
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w;nston tho atta,,5socs aft fine norma,
rnos IoTa,r tl,sn an, ,onrtr In tbr s.a.a.
prof Nv p T,nos VIII, ia rou o5si.irq
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m''nouls' "u''u'y S'.''oi, WIN 'nS',
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by noon, Wheh luIlch Ddshe1S were
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
For Sale

For Sale
Million potato plants now ready
Bunch, Yam and Nancy Hall; prices
81 50 per thousand delivered to second
zone or 81 IS at bed discount on large
orders; come or send at once,
JOHN X, TRIFLETT,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21

Tn Don't Five rooms bath ana sleeping
~ NIN porch. Stables and garden $3.50
per month. EDNA BUSH
Far pent-House occupied by Mr.. Ernest
W NS"' LucaB. Possession September g.
MISS EMMA THORNTON
See Brame e. Smith
hnUSe for pent Tho ssvsn-roura esstArs ~
Twas" US NN'e Wayne street now ssGuFttEa
BY Mr., and Mrs Herbert Electric lights. w'aEs@
aud modern convenisaosa. Possession given 3 az
tembef lBt. Apply to
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%OhH r. DTsBMsRN,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-21
FOR SALt

FOR SALE CR RENT
One nice residence close in with
water and lights Rent 1885 month.
n, SCALES,