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SUPERVISOR STATES THE FACTS
o. ". nrook- ct Dallas. TcN., over,
rumcS Ills Truubl,~,.

MY wife obtained such satisfactory
results from Taniar that ! tried II my
rrlf aud I have gained ten pounds aud
feel like o. new man" snid ,, W.
brooks. traffic superintendent for the
Western Union Telegraph company.
at Dallas. Tex. and iiylng nt i1a2
Hickory street. that city. when I
began taking Tnnlho." be continued,
- Was suffering from u stubborn ease
~ stomach trouble. the result ~ an
attack ~ acute indigestion had scv-
rrhi years nsu. I had an awful pain
across my back aud was 30 nervous
and worried about nay kidneys that !
suuld hardly sleep nt all ! Suffered
from rheumatism In my lego. my feet
would rwcil ana I was Urea nnd Ian.
guild an the time. was badly rum
down ANA lost weight Aftor using Tan.
lac for u short time ! began to pick
up and kept improving tiil now my
rheumatism b. nii gone. tho pains have
disappeared from my back ana my
kidneNs don't worry mo like they did.
have o. fine appetite ana can eat any
thing want without suffering 90 an
from indigestion. my sleep IN sound
ana reflfui ana : Eot up in the morn
Ink feeling nno"
Tnnlar b. sold IN price hy \, -. Hut-
ton. in Helper hy Louis Ellortsnn. In
Iiiavathn by Carbon-Emery Stores
COMPANY iu KOnilV orth by the Kenil-
worth Mercantile company IN spring
Canyon by the square Deal Store. IN
Castle date hy Wnsntch Store CONF
pany, In SunnSsldc ~ WaFatch Store
company iu Winter Quarters hy the
WasAtrh store company ana in soo-
lnold boy W a. Moseiey. ana 10 Eweil
I by Frank D0lluFEy -AdNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
DH. z. ~ STRAUSS sUCCUMBs N
CALIFORNIA AFTER Hines

word was received the fret of tho
week Of the passing uf DR. o. o.
strauss. who died ON Sunday Mas ith,
iu san Francisco. GAIA, says Green
Rivers Dispatch at last Friday DR.
ana Mrs Strauss len Green River
several months ago spending most cot
the time at Mohrland ana g"iug from
there Ia San Francisco. where they
have been visiting with their dHuEu-
ters. Mrs Henry Myer aud Mr Ethel
COLLECT The doctor had been loo ftll-
ing health for some time aud his death
followed uu operation Tor bladder
trouble. his passing i- learned win
deep regret as be- was much loved
throughout tho community Hs o. imam
of impoachahlol character, surround
ing himself alwl b. with many friends
ANA with the things that stand inr tho
higher and better things uf life.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
NoTICr ~ WATER UsEns-sTNTE

Wlltl To WATER lSEitS-SiAli
Engineers once. Salt Lake tibt
an Ami ., 1919, Notice is HEREBY
wen lnit Emmett X, Olson, whose
.eslolii.e address b. Price, Utah, nae
I.le Application la accordance WIN
1Nh nl Utah. 1907, as amended bl
.s Session Laws of Utah, 1903, 1911
Nl I'lH i1 appropriate twenty t4ul
'ehn- irrl ui water from Price river
NalLuH county said water VIII ~
-aeilel tt "a point South 90 deg. 20
~. Nt-. -llh feet from the norm
sl corner ~ Sec. /. Twp, II SCUM,
aug Fast. salt Lake base ana
.,'lll'N. and conveyed by means 81
lAa.s frgregatiug 272.4OO feet ~
h ss,h ana there used from ApIil lsl
s,sep'tN Der iOth, inclusive, ot eacn
~ lp Trigate 332O acres Of lana
gUS nr. q. NEA Sec. ., Sec. ~
NV S,r N. and Ma Sec. rs, TWP
1Se4ll Range ~ East, SWh Sc,
y Sec ~, EaEi Sec. %,
M 30, and SW "a SWlt Sec. SO, Twp
al .'stH. Range "A East. 40 mu, %
u ~ waiter as may bee necessary VIII
M, curing the entire year Tor no.
ri,. purposes. lu addition, said ap-
t,r5 Proposes Ia store three tnuu-
pr'r. 'a''Nl aero-teet OF water from
shy li.rr from January lst to De
~" .Irt Inclusive. OF each year,
I'M ,.'r.H'r in Marsing Wash, which
sEl 'e.e. .l the Slash Sec. ~ and
RSrss.a Sec a', TWP l1 soltn.
SIS ll East and Nis aud 81 p
Syy. 4, Huu AVA EiaSNA ana
sspesN Sec. q TWp. no souih.
mr..a East The center ut the
% d.Atus dam will bear uurlh
Ina ss ln min east. $3.50 feet from
In INVEST corner OF said Sec.
,e,ss ele. viii be released ana con
feet 'I Two canals rs 900 and la,jup
hecti"s ehsth and there used in con.
% i'm WIN the tWenty seeond-tee'
Tais ,sale the land above described
application is designated In the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
NnrICE nr Nssr.sM.Nr-CNn.

bon Water. Land and Power com
pHnr Location uf Principal Place ur
tiua.urss. Price carbon County ttHh
Nutirc BE- hereby given that rt n Wout-
iug uf the board co director hH'l IN
the 18Th day ut Nprii \. -, tFti, On
assessment IT 2 pet cont uI ~" FIW
rI spNrutNafiNy cents pvr share MHH
levied ON the capital stock % tIU car.
bon Water Land and Power ,lWpHus.
n corporation, payable nt ono" Go Carl
%, MHryufrn. treasurer. "a Price COM
m'rgipi ana saving bank. rI.u', tab
ANY stock upon which 600. assessment
may remain uupHiu . '.. antl duf
of Mas. 4. D. 1913. '. ., Delinquent
tud advertised FOR 90, Hf IHhli' Hu'.
tiuu. and unless Y U 90 Is madv lDs
lore. WIN o.. .uII 600 90, ifh duh EFT
June. A. o.. 1918. 90 ft' hour cot =
a',ltrk uuun e. Proc, Commercial uud
SAVINGS bank, Price Utah, c" pll tlr
delinquent HrHoHrmrUt together Win
the cost uf advertising Hu1 vNpuuHrs
nf sale, CARL ii MNii'ifEN, Soc
rotary.
rric. Commercial ard Savings BANK.
Price. Utah,
Firrt PUT. Apr GO Iaft May %. 1919.
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NOTICE
CONTRACTORS

y
Sealed lidH viii bo received hN the
undersigned ~ Go q %. Wg Mrdnrr-
day. May o.. 1873. fDI rthnul building
us fsiiuwrs ono ut castle Date and
uus 10 lliHWutnu. both in Carbon uuuur
%. Utah. aud according tn pluur ana
spD,Uputiuuf fur same prepared Pos
cannon a fetEVr, architect. Huu
which win hr available q" hidd'r- "u
uud after Mas @, 1913, Hi their ufli'r
IA GOD Trmplttuu tuidiug salt i.lko
CIV. Utah, uud Ilrn 80 the ufli,r ui
the board ~ education, Price Wan.
The bids VIII be- puhlklt opened nnd
rsHd ut said time go the uilir" &C thr
hazard uf education ifide Will Do" zee
.srltrd On portions uf the work ar l"l-
lows. General contract plumbing
and heating electrical WIRING lil-
ding hlanks can De- uHltlhtu WIN
thr pluus aud must lr urvd boo making
nut the bids Each bid must hn zoe
,nmpanied by r. ,rrtiuod check Tor NOT
lrss than o per cent ut ihr "m"unl
thereof. made payable Coo iht uuutlr
signed. the amount of FaiI rhr,h M
lr forfeited Go the owner Gel lipuliutcI
dtmagrs No the ACCOMMODATING 10y. Do
accepted and tho bidder mon l'llF l
enter into the contract nr 4" FURNISH
the bond required i} NV contra
and hand forms mas ne seen 20 th'
..ff.rs of tho architects a deposit ul
.s.ssU Tor each sGt ut general 'un,
trfrt drawings and specification. iuo
AZ 40 for each other partial rrl VIII Nt
r.uIlrsu this deposit Go De- returned
,u return uf the drawings and -peeiii'
r1fipns Ina good order provided q hil h
occurring them hus submitted hil Dol
.urupsr form Time Tor completion
.WUi be- au element BOO determining 'h,
,y,urI The right d reserved % l,lr,
4nv ana alI bids, BOARD or Elll +
CATION or Carbon COZ NIh
SCHOOL DISTRICT hy carr u. MAJ
.Y.rp President. aui ida o. 1nun'r
Clerk, ,,..,. tst,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
Mistakes Men Make
In Buying Tires

Perhaps the greatest mistake
Is trusting TO luck. For who
can tn when he looks az a tire
whether it will run 10000 miller
OF fail tt 1000?
Take the safe course az
proved by thousand e others
- come here fol the Miller that
is bull, by uniform worlmen 70
a Championship standard. They
arc the only tires Ccursd- to-
fhe-Road. II you will ny Mil
lers once they win win you
forever.
". &. BItOEkIW
NHiu and Depot STREETS
PRICE. JTNtt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16

state engineer office ua so. 1891 Az
protests against tho granting ~ said
application. stating IN, reasons there.
Tor, must De- made ~ affidavit 10
duplicate. accompanied with "a fee Of
f2.jo. aud filed boz this office within
thirty t3Vl days after M" cJmplUtiou
uf the publication 81 this notice. a..
o. MrGpNAGiE. stat, Engineer
Date uf urHt pun. APR ls. 1919.
lat" uf completion uf pub. MHy 10.
1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
IN mn sENENTm JIDICINL nIS--

trIrt court uf the stat" nl l'"
within and For Carbon County llI"-
l. biyig.DuI In the Matter ui th'
s.t,te III o. 3 Thompson, he,el.r1.
Nntirr al Administrators sale ol i.el-
..r1l pruperty Notice is hereby gwen
,t", la plr.uanpe uf au order ui inc
Sia,a entitled court, made, ana rni ,,'
ed un me 800 dHy ui MAY, ~ pr, wy
,,,tfsr uf the estate uf } ;. Ih'mr SON.
''i''".'.ls.I the undersigned, admins
trtrlx ul salI estate Hil -,il 100 ~, ~
,.t. -rlr. nr cash. subject lo '"hIN
N.'' ..fF court uu Monday Mas
IN Iaig.at tbe hour of . = ".,i"rk o.. POI,
az -lId day. at ghe rrsiden.r gl @
.r.i1i-fratrIx Boo tho town OF sunny
''l G.rn.u county Utah, the follow
iTs described personal pror'It{S' t'Gc-
vH. Two thousand mare, "' ., ,,,
,ai,,t and three shares ~ the Dapltal
ps,"rk of UnhIdaho Motor g rlI IniS
1,t,t,,on 8. LIMA PEARL Ili'NF'
Sv psa,ted al price. Utah, May 81 iissiiss'
FIRST pub. May 8; last May 30 I''''
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NoncE rn MNrEn rsnms =

WIN v w NAhNik NHAaANH
State Engineers Ofiuo, salt Lake
lU Utah. Aprii 10. 1919, Notice 10
.gshy given that Tom y, Nicoludimor,
Ehusr pustuffiCo address D. Castle
Tate. Utah. has MADE application ~
agpldauUr with the requirements 81
Ne Compiled Laws Utah, 1907, ~
.nsudei by the Session Laws OF
lah. 1903. 1911 ana 1915, 60 uppro.
rate unr-trnth 80. OF "a Sytondsfuut
saior from an unnamed stream pa
'utuu county Said water viii be
thsiirl Ht "a point south 90 deg, 20
nlh. Wet .ObO feet from the north
AT corner ~ See. n. twp, l = huuth,
l.AhFg DO East. Salt Lake base hna
asiidhu, ly means of a small Jam
,hl hr4dElte aud conveyed la "a diich
'H distance OF ils feet and there
- Rom January LIST Ia December
slil ln' lYriNe, OF zach year, Tor STOCK
saieFlus purposes Thia application
: deslguuted la tho state engineer o
me as $50, 1881, All protests against
ls granting uf said application, hthl r
y NE reasons therefor. must be- made
y affidavit 10 duplicate. accompanied
IN irr 81 f2.b0. nud filed in this
.llee Within thirty t3Ol days ait"I
M completion OF the publication 81
US notice. q, 4. McGoNAoLE,
'4le EusIueer.
Date ui first pub. Apr 20. 1913.
w "i completion OF pub, MAY 20
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16

g. s.. Par. u-ou uf EeXburg IDA,
has written go the soldiers ana sailors
employment bureau at salt Lake c.y
offering two jobs Of general farm
work 90 returned soldiers. ilr VIII
pay 500 a month and board on $50
and board 10 men who viii stay the
whole eason.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16

several days nEu upon request ~ the
authuritics u defines criminal Nudi-
rulism and pruvidrs penalty for such
syndi,1lirm. u was Thought tu ho
operative upon approval hut 'Nnmi-
nation uf the law disclosed tho nrt
that % Jailed ~ carry an emergency
CLAUSE and would not boz in effect uu-
ti SIXTY days after adjournment Cos
the Legislature ~ MAY 18th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
DRESSES ron SMALL GIRLS.

Every mother will like the sturdy
and pretty dresses which the spring
has brought in for small girls. They
are made of strong wash fabrics, with
knlckerboekers TO match, and their
decoration is Of simple needlework.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
SOME new STATE LAWS
GOING into EFFECT
monday
BLUEsKY ACT GIVES CONTROL
OF SECURITIES.

Recording OF Marriage Licenses With
the Bureau Of Vital Statistics Com
pulsory Since Monday Last Off
cials AZ the Capital Busy Getting
Out Many New Blank Forms.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16

Duplicating and tripliccte sales
books made 20 order in quantities from
a hundred up Reduced prices over
what you have been charged The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

,copsult county clerk or the respee-
hive zirners Tor further intoImltlon
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16

Eighty laws were placed ON the
statute books ~ the last Legislature.
Among these are the criminal syndi-
raIism measure, eight hours Tor woe
men workers, the district Judge lHw.
indetrrminatn sentence uf prisoners.
semI-monthIy payday for employee.
Ameripauizstl1u OF foreigners lawful
settlements the state huuut fund
tax. Punishment lur anarchy ana dis
loyalty 90 the fIag repeating the u0ll-
tax law. penalty flr receiving money
from employee. ala tu widowed mnth-
ers ANA contagious disease prevention
advocated by the. state board of health
A. Pans city a situation has arisen
where mine operators charge that the
strike OF more than thousand miners
hes been agitated hy the Industrial
workers Of the World calling for the
operation OF theslaw, and Il Is known
that a copy of the law was sent there
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-18
Spaniards Lioing
mSanto Domingo
Want U.S.. to STAY

Associated pf,Hs Correspondence.
SAN JUAN. o. g. Sept l5 fiHr-
Tin TtnyicHu. ~ tiH Slnto BumlnpD
4iiins CDmui .iuu of 1911. hps a.
comfy arrived hoio from s4nto Do
nINEN nN NIN WHN 90 Sow YORK and
Washington ~ submit Go inc unit,d
siatoa government "a memorandum un
conditions iu Suuto pominro Ne
luaNoHu, Hiu Was fufmoiN ilrufen
uui .ruyefuur ~ Porto ltlcu aud na
tive 90 fhi4 Hiurh miI he doubted
V"fy much whrthrl 'hr Spanish coi
nHi in annin numiugn would auuunHf
/ the fuENoaflnn Wtdf Nt ufuHIltuI
leaders drruiira and forntora OF HHalh
Thar ihl4 would Doe au uuunftunn fiWl
fpr the Wait "a Ntsfna tu withdraw iir
troops from tfuiu il.mlIeu 10 wl
uo recalled that thia rui.rcHflon Hlru.f
by number 90 leading splnlHfdf
wea a.. wnrlod by ihe Spanish gov
eminent q" Warrington % frw w"cfa
ngo
M 1lavicHo pnld Dee had hcia of
thr Spanish suggestion whiis 300 slntu
Domingo but tlHf npUnrcnflf Ntft
was known about ia helr 70 h4yf
tabled wl'h many SuaniffdH ir tne
island" mid ho tna tNcr condition
lH f0 much hotter fuiIY. DNlHr goo tul
temporary Ammiciu mHIiai rat.fu-
mont thHn it a7 dltInn fhc l"f0hi
'lunurF dfyH OBJ fH" HrIone Iudrunld
nnt Dominican governments thr
afu auro they wnuil Doc uprp.tl ti aIN
change thaf wuHid tomb fu ufi. fHrN
condition favorable llHn flet
arr today
"ThcrO une point 00 Hh'eu rtf
people ~ Slulp pommr ffm
united hr continued "rtet ds tYf
want orb ha r1ff 90 fsa FuH.N
StafeH Thcy ~ ,tr'f country uf'
served fp ih'n tnt. $500 iuc r inr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-18

oplnion was nr George m BAKER. formerly
lhytic 40 anl Surgeon Aionmdgih Memorial
Hospital, New f.ly, uha sarsf what
women need 90 pHf roses ia rIrir checks and
the ~ inrime Nlt $3.50 ghc.r strq b not
rich. rrc blood W.iasa' q ns woman can
DO credit 90 lefa1f er 90 icr work. Iron Is
onc "a tAa rrctirs' n 800 sircaEl and blood
laNlfrs aHi 3 nave found nothing IN ny
experience ~ etcs.ge Ter hcpiug % make
su..nf, hssliAy rel'l'ea..d vua-a a. Nax.
.;cl j, "a"
ussrftHfrtftf NrrI Nesflff iflu vtfh ifrss ~
mtt.fi aF ltif IsHfH 'i s..f't faiHH'f - aas
tf'Ifh 10 700 aHH A. iff fNha 40 n4Ifr lrofTs.
go 10 T..fHaii 500 ess s.''nii-.s -ss - is,ss
ne fFffH fHHnr ffHIH NIa 'aI fff fiHHIa ne
l.aIIlfEaffff aeIaUtfs ftfi nHl sasifaf Hslla
f.laI iltai4t fHhsse tasf uil isfsai -.
Asass u u "a. asesie 80 ~ "a ~ s.4 As-4ssa-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-18
Miss Mckinley has a voice

Physician and Medical Author, says III TO-
my opinion that 10 practically nine uires cod
n ten. pnstruug nerves agd failing ga, EiA
and Vitality are due % deficiency Of iron la
che blood. Many q woman who is rundown,
nervous and who quickly tires oat, flAefs
I am convinced that there are thousands Of
larh women who, Smply BY taking Nrsa-c z
Iron. might readily buill 10 their red blood
corpgseies. increase their physical cucrgy
and ger themselves h4fk 90 y'hrnf end
vigorous health. Jay cnnchins iAe blaua sa4
ifgffasing To- oxygen carrying pawes, hUf-
ifri lion VIII oifrl Transform fhu Nal.F
hssh. iQnelcss tissuca. end psiha checks Qf
urrYNua, rundown women into a glow 90
hc.lb. aad make thrn ileh yllac.g eitaln
slfpnH.Tly short time"
Asaoas 0AAes says.llAss ssksa ies -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-18
Try a Caller Classified for Results
Mabel Mckinley Niece Of the Late
President of the United States Take.
Nuxated Iron for Health and Str
And Says She Regards IL as The Ideal Tonic For Al
Run Down Nervous Women

Or. George II. Baker.
Formerly Physician and
Surgeon Monmouth Me
mortal Hospital OF New
Jersey, Explains Why
Iron Is One OF tho
GREATEST OF ALL
STRENGTH BUILDERS
Says. He has found moth
Ing in his experience 30 sfee-
five for helping 20 make
strong, healthy. red-hlooded
women as huxated Iron
Ivery woman who wishes o. pos-
ncss health atrfnsth And hflaty.
shouid carefully read Vic Haicner
of Miss Mckinley uA1 after hrr
personal use 0i AuSaftd len teiis
81 thr ftsalia she ohl4incd
Misc Mckinley slya While 4
had often beard Of hunafca Iron !
x1usf aiul shat prior % using 10
myself ] had o.. ira .f DO remark
sble value foT bnilirs W tho health
Enf sirelgh
'gollsvins The strain Imposed y
cnrtAs ~ ME ut q faalfiug work
sirsiag loT the soldier in ihe vlfieus
army cntamIsuert1, together With -uy
Gttiaf orsAGosncAtt aut chariiablc
pursuits ! ioGLI uytcii in fulh
rcaksncd. rundown STATE that !
feared q complete eeNaItf
~ seemed utterly imp, sable Tor
ne 70 drop ever thing arl 81 away
for . complete rest but ] realized
shat % ny condition was serious !
raust either do ihis OF hnd some
hing that would aiiualiy febuild ~
waning strength ard enable ~ g.
continue ny sciifiiies
u bad always b,ca pfeirdiecd
against tonic preparations VIVA p. iqt
de ilsEi psrt. found only. aciel ~
. temporary gNmulani and usu-l.Y
irft one worse "a than csef lie
when my own family FhyNlian ii.s.
commended ihai g.ye Q faf q
kuaztcd Iron. ! consented ~ besi't
with q scspH ihlt aifsr lew ~
v.eaknrss and sh2uni1n from ~
suffered began e be rcllaeef ~ Zee
renewed strength and vitality. IN ".
fhrsc weeks time my ,whole sy"s'
Nnellrg with emery AMI power aud
cvrfiuyci ~ nni tast Ma VAee y
sapcfh physical eandihaa.
"NuNaici Iron has aeeompll shed %
Or mc iaN ! fcs ~ j. a. the iie'l ~
all Htak, run -dnnu Won 90, - . ~
ksalsa ani blood haildcf. am -"
Nisaied Iron boz 90. slfA
Ia comnsniins & ~ ~. mn, s 4!
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-18

CONTINUED from pnge onr)
compensation to The pminfit Toe aN
dlulp. caused hN IoaauI oi tine nl
. '...,.,l.,t,.1 80
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Dor miss an Issue Of Tie Caller
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-05-23
PROFIT BY THIS
Don't Waste Another Day

LsN WaaAe AHltll-t lay
When You are worried by bacaaehe;
by lameness and urinary disord-
ers-
Don't experiment with an untriad
menicine.
Follow Macon peoples example
Use DOans Kidney Pills.
Here's Macon testimony
Verify it if you wish:
Mrs P. Gousset says: Last win
ter l had an attack from my kidneys.
My back was so weak and lame
could scarcely keep about, Then, too,
these organs didn't act properly.
used different remedies, but didn't
get any better Until l began using
Doan's Kidney Pills, which l got at
Tam's Drug Store. 1t only took a
very short course to cure me and 1
certainly do think highly Of this
remedy"
Price, soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney PILLS - the same that
Mrs. Gousset had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs,, Buffalo, N. Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-05-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION

State of Mississippi
NoNubee County.
Whereas, The Board of Supervisors
OF NoXuDee County, Mississippi, have
ordered an election to be held on Sat
urday the 3lst day of May, 1919, at
each OF the voting precincts in Super
yisors District No, 4 Of said county,
Ter lhc purpose of submitting To The
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-05-23
WEDDING BELLS

Tbav have hppn rinpinU ont the Glad
ti5inms of love and banninpss for aars
y,ot n,a-tbinlls tbe LITTLE WINGED rod
Cunid no'er awoke a sweeter chord
ar caused them TO neal the "Wbis-
nar;nps If Love" in more siIverv tones
Nam ON tbe evening of the OH i7st.
9t the celebration Of the nuptials Of
Mr. Irving Windham and Miss Bette
Wabrv at the home of the brides
grandfather DIR. ]. PEBBLES. near
Sherman. Ala. The guesfs began ia
arrive at an early hour, and ERE long
tbe spacious parlor was tbronped
with a iovous eroup, awaiting the mo-
mentions hour. 1880. at which time fine
beautiful and lovely Miss Lena Neil
son entered the room. attired in A very
becoming costume of couleur de rose
and gracefully seating herself at the
piano, began to play the Wedding
March, keeping time to the grand and
inspiring music, the bridal party filed
in, Miss Eta Nelson. Mr.. Jesse Nab
nv. Miss Ina Harlan, Mr.. Joe Groves.
Miss Bette Mabry, Mr.. Irving Wind
ham. The ceremony was performed in
a happy. impressive manner bv the
Rev. MIR. Frazier, after which the
CONGRATULATIONS were received. and all
went merry as wedding bell. The fair
bride of eighteen summers was a Wis
ion of loneliness in her stylish robe Of
spotless white wealth of orange bios
SONS and flowing veil. The fairies of
old were not more winsome. The
gride's maids were elegantly gowned
in soft cream colored fabric, with a
garniture of lace and ribbon, and were
Icharmingly attractive. Many paid tri-
butte at the shrine of beauty, and had
the golden apple, with the inscription
'@to the fairest been given me to
award, | could only have placed it in
their united hands. Not more fair
could Juliet have been in the eyes of
II her Romeo or Ophelia to Hamlet, than
these damsels appeared. The groom
and his "best men" were noble look
ing representatives of our country and
were attired in the conventional black.
The decorations were handsome, the
air was rodolent with the perfume Of
the gorgeous roses that peeped out
from among the evergreens. MANY
were the pleasures Of the evening. and
the mansion was enlivened by music
on the piano. Among the performers
WAS the gifted Mrs. Tom Moore, whose
I attainments in music are of the high
est order She rendered the Waking
of the Lion" with mastery effect. to
( the delight of all.
Al p II
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NnrLcE mo- BRIpGE CONTRACrORs


Sealed bids are invited to be filed with the
undersigned Clerk on or before Two O'Clock
D. M, on Monday the 2 day Of June, 1918 for
furnishing the material for and repairing ac-
cording plans and specifications now on
file in the Chancery Slerk's office of Nox-
ubee County, Mississippi the following:
Repairing a bridge over Pumpkin Greek,
on the Nashville Road, about mile of
Togo, Mississippi
said work to be completed within sixty
days from the date of awarding the con-
tract.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
bidder who must during the meeting at which
the contract is awarded enter into formal con-
tract and furnish bond, with sufficient sure
ties for the prompt proper and efficient per-
Torrance of the contract, in penalty not less
the contract price. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids The contract
or to pay for recording contract and bond
and or a second inspection, if any
By order Of the Board of Supervisors (vd
Minute Book %, Page 24S) this day of
May, 1919.
JOHN A. TYSON,
Chancprv Clerk
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,itude. One of his old friends said TO
us this morning "he was one of the
ldndhest and most ue.ghborly men /
ever knew and these and other noble
traits gained for him a place in the
love and esteem Of his friends and ac-
quaintanees. May rest in peace.