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Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State of Missppi Noxubee County.
Nrtice Is hereby given that the firm
doing business under the nams of tn,
City Grocery Company, which is owned
by S. NJ. Tomlinson and Harald Shan
non, has this cay been dissolved by mu.
tual consent, Harold Shannon turning
over to 5. NJ. Tomlinson all of the as
sets of said firm and S NJ. TomlinsoI
assuming all of the liabilities thereof.
This the 10th day of Nav, 1917.
S M. ToMLINSoN, 4
Attest: H. P. SHANNON,
W. L. SHANNON,
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
PRAIRIE POINT ITEMS.

Mrs. Bcnnic Coleman is spend
ing the week in SuniiOwcr, witt
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Kainc
Miss Erncstinc Parker is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR., Hawkin,
in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Scott an.
little daughter returned to Wce
Point after n weeks visit to NJ
and Mrs. X. G. Smith.
Mr.. j. p. Cole mot0rcd TO Biru
lngham, TO see his daughter, Mr.
Lowe.
Mrs. II. ID. Watson and CHI
drcn, Mrs. +. T. Smith ana chi
dren motorcd to Strongs, after
pleasant visit Of y week to M
and Mrs. X. c. Smith.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

L. Hines and W. L. Thomas,
committee to inspect bridge built
over Boque Chitto creek by G
W. Taylor, reported that same
bad been done according to plans
and specifications and recon-
m7nded that same be paid form
cludinC the eX- work amount
inc to S35. the total sum being
S2l0. Allowance was made as
recommended.
The action Of board in award
ing convict supplies to Wilkins &
Parks, Brooksville, was rescind-
ed, the supplies having to be de-
ivered in Macon. The contract
was awarded to Klaus & Co.
Per diem and mileage was al
lowed to members Of the board as
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

The State Of MIs3sspDi NoXubee County.
W, b. Patty
B. W. Craig and Mrs. B. W Craig.
Vcnditioni Exponas.
By virtue OF the above writ directed to me from
the office of J, r. Stewart. Justice of the Peace,
District of Noxubee County, Mississippi, | will
on Monday, July 2, 1917, at the Courthouse OF
said County Within legal hours sell by auction to
the highest bidder f,r cash. the following rea
property which has been levied on by me as the
property Of said defend liant and will be sold tc
satisfy said writ and all cost. towit: Their inter
est in the following described lands:
The VIZ of wig less acre in NV cor and less
acres in the Sc cor Of VIE Of swH of Section 3
Township s. Range l6 being one hundred anC
tl60) acres more or less, situated in Noxubet
County, Mississippi
This June 6. 1911
r T MCCT TrpE cbor;T
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
NOTICE

Sealed bids are invited to be filed with the
C,e ou OF before o'clock, p, m.
MONDAY. THE IN DAY OF July, 1917
for furnishing the County One Road Grader Con-
tract will be- awarded 10 the lowest and best bid
der. The Board reserves the right to reject all
bids,
By order of the Board Of Supervisors Of Noxu
bee County, Miss, this 7th day of June 1917
JNO A. TYSON. Ch'y Crk.
BY +. d. HUNTER, d. C, r
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
Board Of Supervisors
JUNE TERM.

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Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

Take life as it comes, some days
rainy and some days fair. When 1t
Gains, remember that yesterday was
sgn.g aa3 (, IS likely that tomorrow
VII be SO.
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
Mobile & Ohio Schedule
at Macon. Miss.


at Macon. Miss.
SOUTHBOUND
No. | Express Daily........ 1:l5 a. m.
Through to Mobile
No. 8 Express Daily. y........ 1928 p. m.
Through to Mobile
No. 5 Express Daily....... sal p. m.
Through to Meridian
NORTHB0UED
No. 2 Express Daily. 80 a. m.
Through to st. Louis
No. Express Daily ALB p. m.
Through to St. Louis
No. Express Daily. y......... 1923 a. m,
Through to Union City
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

All kinds furniture repaired, painted
and upholstered. Work guaranteed. |
am located next to old Jail. viii call for
work and deliver same when vented,
3l.3t GRANT JOHNSON,
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

0tI hSilsEE rigs vid rduas; near tor
m anths old. Can purchase now much cheap
er rnan when they are older j. Q. Poindex-
ter. Eavne, Miss.
For EaIo-25 bushels white Spanish seed pea
VI OalN nuts at two dollars per bushel. Ad-
dress me at Prairie Point Miss. Jas. A. Dins-
more
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Mautoh-Will buy Cattle Hogs and Sleeps or
VdisSu will ship same for owners. Address.
stating what you have and price. r. q. Rcb-
mond Box SIS, r, 2, Macon Miss,
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

of board in selling Cooksville old
schoolhouse to w. T. Britton was
reso.nded.
Yhe clerk Of this board is di-
rected to set aside So 800 Of the
bond fund of Good Roads district
5 to he used bv the commission
ers Of said district on the west
side Of N0Xubee river within
what is known as the Lynn creek
precinct. The purpose of the
board in segreparing said amount
from said bond fund is to pre-
vent any part Of said $2500 being
used by said commissioners in the
construction of anv roads in saio
district east Of SAID district, This
ordinance is adopted in comDli-
ance entered into by this board
and said commissioners.
The petitions of T. ]. jackson
FOR damages by opening road and
L. S. Drake, Of Bay St. Louis, as
to allotment Of school land, were
continued.
w. i. Thomas made report Of
emergency contract with T. II
Hurst to repair bridge over Has
.huqua creek for sum of $4.
A. L. Hill, Of district 2, was al
lowed $4 for road work.
The contract supplies for June
were awarded to Wilkins & Parks
of Brooksyille, at the following
Macon beacon., 1917-06-22
SHERIFF,S SALE.

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
W, B. Patty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Southern Commercial
Congress Ends Meet

NEW YORK. Oct. i7.--Thc Southern:
Commercial Congress closed its annual
convention here today wiki seven *e'-
;ional meetings. 4 reception AT Column
hia university and 4 luncheon In honor
at " E. q. Harding. governor OF tn"
federal reserve board. and +. ". Nor
ris. 81 thu federal farm loan board.
The w";nan's auxiliary meeting today
vas addressed ny William ~. Ershaw or
Atlanta and Lady Aberdeen. president
Of tho Int"rnaIinu W"man's Congress.
Enfore tha engineering and research
section tho rn;:,urCr% az the south and
their development aS.rr the war wero
discussed hy l.. il. Eafke!aud Dr. Kay
mnrd l.. Bacon ne the University OF
PlttsharEh. and nth"r7.
~ t"ntsh,'S session Of tho congress
Ambassador Boris BakhmH''T. Of Rus
ia: Frank y. Vanderbilt ". p. G. Hard
ing. Senator Owen Of Oklahoma. HaInil,-
tor Holt rf Now York, John Clau.cn.
San Francisco. and l.. s. Rove. assist
ant secretary OF the treasury. delivered
addresses.
Believing that "one .: the great
duties to the south is to advertise II to
the nation auI the world" the congress
tonight adopted a resolution providing
to- the raising and rxpcuaitur" nf
$1,000. 900 in Il thre" y"%ars' advertise
Ing campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Russians Optimistic.

PETROGEAD. Oct. 17.-Rcpardins
the situation in and around the Gull
OF RIGA. the scmi-ofGcial news agency
today is$;,2d the following summary OF
conditions there as coming from conf
.eient naval authority:
While our fleet in the zone OF opcr-
atoms is being pressed by German
forces four times its strength our army
i;nds itself in Il more favorable posi-
ton. tn. strength of the German troops
landed hcing insignificant. TagEa boy.
Tho only alpce where reinforccments ran
b. dsem barked. IS exposed to the north
erly gales which have been blowing
Ger two days. Thu transport Of our re-
endorsements to tho Island OF Oesel.
however. does NOT depend upon weather
conditions.
''rhis explains tho persistent efforts
of German deStroycrs to penetrate as
far rs Moon sound. thereby threatening
cur Communication. aid the enemys
dcsn.r:t.. attacks against the troops de-
Tending these communications. The
matter Should he settled before long As
We IRE Fastening the dispatch OF rein
rorccmcnts For counter attack which
is Imminent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
GERMAN FLEET
lconttnued Prom F!rst 7aSe.)

front to the sea. the Austriaus
and Italians are heavily Smelling
each other.
There has been & noticeable re,
turn Of bombing operations by
the British airmen in Belgium and
across the line in Germany and
by the Germans against French
positions. British. aviatorS have
dropped tons Of bombs on Bruges
and also have lQosed explosives
on 4 factory near Saarbrucken.
Germany. while the Germans have
bombed Nancy and Dunkirk. at
rhe former place. killing ten per
sons and ToundiRg fo:ty:
The italian parliament mas JUS
convened and probably will dis
cuss in secret session riotinE
which occurred in Turin in Aug
ust "a Il result of food shortage
and political discomfort. and also
the general food crisis throughout
italy. III The Turin riots. news OF
which has been received for the
first time. large numbers OF per;
sons ar. sail 70 have been killed.
machine Guns and bombs dropped
from airpi;,t,.S being used TO put
down the DISORDER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

lively engaged N aerial scouting. prin-
ciaally In the region Of the Baltic
islands Our aviators assembled I" meet
the enemy. In an aerial engagement
our aviator. Safonoff. hrough down an
cucny machine which fctl in our lines.
\ Zeppelin flew over Moon sound.
Daring the day our patro! ships had
encounters with eEemy torpedo boats.
The rns,ny continued 10 develop his
success On the Island OF uesel pressing
back our detachmcutS which were GOV
rrIrg the Mole between O,Scl and M"oa
islands. Land communications have
thus ben interrupted between the w"
islands and we have completely ioSs
roach with Lu: force On DIESEL island
An ~y> witness "hn escaped after
ih. landing OF the cn"ny ut TaEGa bay
reports tha; on IN. morning or OCTOBER
- an enemy dreadn"uSht ran into one
of our mine fields dstendinE the island
After the explosion which followed the
warship made for the coast. It's ultl-
mate fate is unknown.
ION the other fronts there were only
susillades ard scouting operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
MANY Miners 1dle.

SpEINGFlELD. Ill. Oct. l7.--With
one-third Of the bis mines in Illinois
idle and severSD hundred smaller shafts
closed. the high tide OF the coal miners
strike 10 force immediate increases in
wages. operators believed. had not been
reached tonight.
All miners officials wcr- NJ JOLIET at
tending the Federation of Labor con-
vcution. and il was expected here that
niany more mines would he shut down
tomorrow despite the warning or nr.
Garfield fuel nIminiSs rator. that ne
would use whatever powers are nrcHs-
sary 70 compel production OF coal 10
meet tho cnuntry's needs"
manufacturing concerns and private
individuals appealed 20 Governor Low
den to bring about relief Of coal short
ages in various parts OF the stall. Iut
the governor referred III" parties !" the
federal authorities who hay" III" full
control Of the coal situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
MEN IN ARMY BUY.
LIBERTY BONDS
Mo, Training for Officers and Draft
ed Boys in Concentration Camps
Arc Subscribing.

Many subscriptions to the Liberty
loan arc being received. from men no"
in various training camps. Yesterday.
10 Security Trust company received
ncks from two young, men VINO arc IN
the Sth CO.. l.. S. T. c. regiment In
fantry division, Fort Benjamin Harri-
son. Indiana. subscribing $3.50 to the
issue.
when men who are offering their
lives for America in this fight also give
Up their money. it behoves those who
remain at home to subscribe literally
10 the loan" remarked Fred J. Fox.
cashier OF the Trust company. In speak
ing Of their action.
Word from Camp Lee. where about
500 Wheeling and Ohio county drafted
boys are in trimming. IS TO the effect
that they arc a.so doing their share In
The way OF subscriptions. The 3l4th
regm" ut. composed exclusively OF men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-uniess the coal
strike is settled within ten days, husi-
ness IN Chicago will he paralyzcd. &C
cordine TO statement made today by
Fred w. Cpham. president OF the largest
coal company in the city.
There is less than ten days supply
In the city and no coal Is coming In
said Mr. I'phanl,
Tho situation Is most scrlous. CON
llnued Mr.. Cpham. There Is no coal
headed for The ely except that when
WAS started from the mines before the
men went On this unauthorized strike,
Unless the miners resume work neither
office buildings nor homes will have fuel.
Il have just returned from talking
with Mr.. Williams. the new fuel adj
ministra;or for Illinois. lie is doing all
hc can. hut he cannot +nrce the men 10
live up 10 their contracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

WILLIAM HENRY ROSE. TYLER
OF WHEELING LODGE, PASSES
AWAY AFTER OPERATION.
Suddenly Stricken III or the street
Yesterday Morning, He Was oper-
ated on at Hospital Last Night.

Suddenly stricken i'll yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. while walking
along the street, William Henry Rose:
reputed to be the oldest thtrty-tniro
degree Mason in the state OF west
Virginia, was later removed to the
Ohio Valley General hospital. where
he died after an operation. at lo:4o
o'clock last night.
Mr.. Rose. who had never had q ser'-
Gus illness in his life. left his home az
1914 Jacob street. shortly before III
o'clock yesterday morning for Walk
and while strolling along the street
vas suddenly taken with severe pans
In the stomach. He fastened to MS
home and the family called in Dr. Iur'
ner Morris who treated Mr.. Rose. out
failed to- give him am relief. At noon
the physician was sent for the second
time, and on his arrival found that
the patient was in serious condition.
DR.. Frank lie Moyne Hupp was
called in by Dr. Morris for consul
tation and Il was decided that an
operation would be necessary, the
physicians diagnosing Mr.. Roses Ill
ness as a serious intestinal trouble.
The sick man was removed to the
hospital and al operation performed
at $3.50 o'clock last evening. Mr.. Rose
lived through the operation. but died
just as he was being removed" from
the operating room.
The deceased was born N Mounds
Vile on June 20. 1912. and was IS
years Of age on his last birthday an
niversary. In early life his parents
removed 70 Wheeling. where he was
educated. and later followed the trade
Of a carpenter. until sixteen years ago
when he was appointed tyler for the
Masonic temple. which position he
held at the time Of his death. He
Joined the Masonic fraternity when
he was 81 years Of age, and about
eight years ago the thirty-third de-
gree was conferred on him.
Thtrty-fve years ago Mr.. Rose mar
MED Caroline Emma daughter Of John
and Rebecca Shrieye. Of Hannibal,
O., and she survives him, together
with one daughter. Mrs. Clayton
Charlton. OF Bellaire. and one son.
Logan F. Rose. who is employed IN
the local post Office.
/. Funeral services will be held on
Saturday at . O'Clock. from the late
residence. Rev. F. G. Howard Of the
First English Lutheran church. OIL
ciating. 1nterment will be in Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
RuHeiap Report.

PETRNGRAD. 80; i..-Thn Russian
war office has completely lost touch
with the Russian forc"s on the Island
OF Oesei. i: was officially announced to-
day.
Naval Ski-nisirire ~ continuing In ri"
waters around O"srl Island. or tn"
Gulf Of Riga Russian patrol ships hav>
Inr.had encounters with German tor
pedo craft.
A Z.pp"I;n appeared over Moon
sound. northeast OF Oes"l island.
One German draadncught which ran
into the Russian mine. AHid defending
Oesel island on October - struck i
mine. the statement adds. A.ts.r the
explosion the warShip made FOR the
coast and ia ul'imats fas" is nor known.
The text ~ the statement road:
.On the Maltir. proft!nS by r." calm
bright weather. the enemy has been ac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
CONSPIRACY
CONTINUED from First Page.)


loan subscriptions. tend 10 dis
courage buyers.
The prevention. 30 far az local
and sporadic efforts can prevent.
Of the placing OF Liberty loan
posters and advertising literature
where 1t will be most beneficial.
Attempts 10 discourage buyers
by the personal plea method, have
been confined mostly 10 Tho east.
Instances have been brought to
tho attention Of officials whrr"
BUYERS have been approached. APP
rarenlv in a spirit Of great
friendship. and advised not 10 buy
iho bonds.
Efforts to prevent banks from
handling the bonds have conferred
chiefly in Wisconsin. Minnesota.
North and South Dakota. Mon.
tana. Missouri and Oklahoma. The
president Of Wisconsin bank
has advised the treasury that his
deposilurs, mostly Germans or Of
German parentaSc, have win
drawn many thousands of dollars
from his bank because he aided
the first Liberty loan.
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IN Missouri ''l" ''Nh''''''": .Hr t'"
''H!mHh "'h"ht - 'H'' - h''' HP'''''.
strong rT"SSur" On "'"h "'''''.fN anu
"'hr"rS |" 'h"u'c 'nt"l 90 'I"'n from
par lcl"'''hs ~ '"' ''",""'I 80 ,n' So
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Funeral Of Austin Beach.

Funeral services Will be held at Puts
hurrh this afternoon at O'Clock for
tho late Col. Austin Beach. news editor
Of the Pittsburgh DISPATCH who dira
suddenly At his HON" In 1lttShurgh
Tuesday. 'runcrca C'"mmandcry knights
Templar will he in charge Rev Ed
ward Scnhcld TravcrS. prelatr nt IN"
commanders. Will h: The minister IN
charge. The following lifelong friends
whom rr expressly asked for. will he
in attendance: John T.. McKirdy. Shlr-
10y Austin ard Mr.. Howell OF Pitts
hlrrh. and T'r Reed NJ Baird and
James r. Hall IF Wn""ling. In accord
anrr with Z request. In" body Will I've
crtmut,.d and taken /" T"rrSNillr. Eonn.,
10 be buried beside his parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
German Report.

BERLIN. Oct, 1T viz I.onHonD-
German troops have captured tho Rus
sian Island 81 OeS"l. IL tn Gute Of Riga.
in tts entirety. X w:,$ officially an
nounced today by the ,;"-;ncn general
staff
The German statement says thar
Tcuton!c naval forces had encounters
with Russian torpedo BOAT d"s;r"ySrS
and S.ahoats north Of Oesel tsia"d and
in the Fay OF Riga. and these resulted
rayorably FOX tn HGerr1ans. TIL. Rus
SLAMS ships w"re compelled 70 r''ira.
The German vessels. :; Is added sustain
ed no losses.
Naval aircra,. dropped bombs on Ter
nau. IL Russian porto u the Gulf ht
Riga. where larSe.' fires were observed.
On the laain fighting front in the case
there was rev.va. 80 activity. RUS
SLAMS attempted 10 advance. the state
neat says but were driven beck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Your Watchdog Liver

helped thousands back to healthy condition, OF
stomach, liver and bowels.
Back-Draught las been successfully used in
cases If Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, BIZ
iousness, Sick Headache Backache, Constipation,
ETC. Thousands of men and women have written TO
tell of it's good results 1t is family standby for
Young and old, in thousands of American homes:
Mr.. X. ]. Mckinney of NJ Vernon, KY,
writes: II was a merchant and this kept me
very closely confined This confinement brought Oh
constipation and. severe headaches. lost my ap-
petite got very thin and there seemed to be lump
in nv stomach after every meal. [ had IHED-
FORD,S BLACK-DRAUGHT in stock L took
down q packa> 60 the house.. and began using it
regularly -. The indigestion soon Disappeared l
rested better. Next thing knew I was gaining IN
weight. ..BLACK-DRAUGHT is without doubt the
best liver medicine on the market"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
WEST VIRGINIANS OFF
FOR new ENGLAND TO
PLAY DARTMOUTH
to The Intelligcncer


MCRGANTrWN. ". Va. Oct. IL
Elshtrru varsity players. m"mh"rs OK
Vest Virginia University football team
LETT here tonight. ch"rrcd BY hiE par
adr Of the undo graduates and INC UNI
versity band. for the game win Dart
mouth at Hanover. y. H.. on Saturday
The team will arrive in New YORK snort
" after noon Thursday and leave at
midnight. arriving at Hanover frlaaF
afternoon. when short practice Will lie
held
III. team as 4 whole is In good spirits
and expects TO give the big New Eng
land team tough battle. though aouDt-
ful as to the outcome. II Is known
that Dartmouth has not lost game at
homo in fifteen years. and II IS hardly
to BE- expected that the mountainecrs
would shutter their record.
The squad was composed OF Capt
Bailey, Ice. Calvert. King. Meredith
Harris, Weimer, Wagner Lentz. Rodgers
Lewis. Singleton. Erwin. Mills, Heavner.
McCuo. Hawkins. anG Ccach Mclntire
Manager Schcrr and Director Stans-
hnrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
NOTED CLERGYMAN IS.
HEARD At ". VA. SYNOD
special to The Intclligenctr.

Special to Inc lntclllSeuCrr. -
FAlRMONT. W. Va. OCT 11.-2Df..
Robert f. Specr OF New YoSk, noted
minister OF the Presbyterian denon1tn:
alton today addressed the West Virginia
synod In session here at the Presbyter:
ian church. The synod was marked
with especially interesting lectures ana
among the speakers Of the day were
Or. Chas. Scanlon. r1ttsburgh; Rev:
Edward \. Krapr. MorgantoUn;. Rev. Z.
81. Rit,enhouse. Cairo. -
The synodical or West Virgins WHICH
includes the Woman's Foreign ana
Home Missionary societies OF the Pres
byterian denomination also In session
here will conclude it's work tomorrow
afternoon with the election OF ofneers..
About $50 are here for the synod and
the synodical. :;