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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-22
Tells Mistakes st.
JOhnsbury Has Made
Continued from rage One

il has been the poll tax man that
has defeated most of the plans for
improvement, and kept along III
the old ruts of the past.
When the question of village
water was up years ago instead of
taking it from Willoughby Lake
and supplying Burke, Lyndon and
ST. Johnsbury Center we took riv-
err water because it was cheaper,
and when the electric light subject
came along it was investigated
and to buy the Belknap dam and
water power and install an electric
plant all complete with 72 arc
lights about the village streets,
would cost about five cents on the
dollar of the grand list. 1t was
the poll tax man that beat it, it
| would have added ten cents to. his
tax so we are paying about twice
as much as we would have had to
if we had put them in at that time
| and it has been the same way with
the fire station as | said in an aR
ticle sometime ago, if we had acted
at the proper time when the
chemical fire truck was bought and
had purchased the Thomas Hall
place and built a good brick mum
cipal building at that time, it
would now be nearly or quite paid
for with the saving of rents and
the money laid out on the nuisance
of building that has acted as an
apology for fire station.
| have been amused while read
ing the different views people
have about town, city and village
government; it may cost a little
more to run city than village
but think we would get more
for the money if it was well man
aged. The one man manager may
make good if he is an all-round
man and attends strictly to bust
ness and knows all about what the
village needs most and does not
allow himself to be guided by a
few people as it has been in the
past. And now as Mr.. Rolf Searles
tells us that it will require special
act of the legislature to do any
thing, what is the matter with our
bracing up like men and try and
keep up with our little neighbors
and call special meeting if neces-
sary and see if we can't have city
of St. Johnsbury. Think it over.
LYNDON ARNOLD.
90 Eastern Ave,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-22
Loren Pendrigh
Wins TObOggan

Master Loren Pendligh of Sum
mer street, sixth grade student
in the Union school, was the win
ner of the fine toboggan given
away by Amey and Reed to the
person holding the largest amount
of cash sales checks. The contest
was open to all purchasers at the
store between November LIST and
December 90.
Master Loren had the big total
of $393.50 in cash sales checks and
won the toboggan, which will be
the means of securing splendid
winter sport on the new chute,
constructed by the Winter Sports
Club.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-22
Kupperrheimer
GOOD CLOTHES

They give you the glad feeling Of comfort
clothes satisfaction You'll the year right Kuppenh
suit or overcoat
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-22

Everything for men at this store. A choice
selection Of articles particularly appropriate
for Christmas gifts. For yourself or your
friends you'll find ''jjust the thing here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Jan. 3.-Business in
| foreign exchange opened today with a
bad break in all OF the exchanges with
the single exception Of sterling, which
started unchanged from the close on
Saturday last. The weakness in the
market was attributed TO the compile
ton at the Senr-ehu vi nu'''''''' VIZ
old business. I., .,-.ho- doo,,,oo
Inc market sno"eu ', ..hisS
during the morning; Sternns' "n'.n
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LONDON srock MARKET
Securities Show Flrmness, but Trade
La Not Brisk

London, Jan. 3.--In general securi-
ties on the stock exchange here today
displayed frmncss, but trading was not
brisk. Industrial issues we're irresu-
lar, but sentiment was cheerful. Hud-
sons Bay was 51a.
In the gilt edged list strength was
noted in spots. French loans were
steady, with the feeling confident.
Home rails were higher, but operations
were confined to professionals. Argen-
tine rails hardened. but changes were
unimportant. Dollar descriptions were
dull, moving with New York exchange,
The rubber group ranged around the
previous close. The Kaffirs department
was featureless. Oil shares were quiet
and mixed. Royal Dutch was 38h ;
Shell Transport and Trading 4& and
Mexican Eagle 3A.
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Coupons Maturing January lt 1922 Payable at the Office Of
Harris, Forbes & Co


Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. 6s
Louisiana Port Commission IS
Manson, Ia, Ref. 6s
Marion County, Iowa
Martin Twp, Ill.
Mason City, Iowa
Mitchell, So. Oak.
Monmouth, Ill.,, Water Works IS
Montreal Tramways Co.lst&Ret. IS
Morristown, Tenn, Water Works
Impr. SIS
Mount Airy, N. c., Water Supply,
FL. 1t. & Pr. Plant SIS
Mt. Vernon, ILL.,. S. D. IS
Moweaqua, ILL.,, School Building
Muscatine, Ia, Ind. S. D. 4Hs
Mpskegon, Mich, Gen. St. Imp. IS
Muskegon, Mich, Refunding 41as
Muskegon, Mich, Refunding SIS
Muskegon. Mich, Lake Michigan
w. w. As
Muskegon, Mich, Imp. SIS
New Orleans, La, 4Ias
Norman Co., Mimi. Dist. No. 81
AIS
Oakwood, ILL.,, Road SIS
Oklahoma Ry. First Mtge. IS
Olympia, Wash, Water Works SIS
Owosso. Mich, Water Works IS
Pendleton, Oregon, Water Works
Q9l3) SIS
Pendleton, Oregon, Water Works
PendIeton, Oregon, Water Works
Gel4) SIS
Pierson, Iowa. S. D., IS
Plum Bayou, Ark, ,Levee District IS
Powell County, Mont, IS
Rochester, N H., City Hall
Pontiac Township, ILL.,, S. D. High
School Bldg.
Portland Gen. Elec. Co., Portland,
Ore, lst Mtge. Gold SIS
Redwood Falls, Mimi, Refunding SIS
Richmond, Mo.
Riverside, ILL.,, Sch. Dist. No. S AIS
Riverside, ILL.,, Water Works, 4Ias
Rosebud County. Mont, Bridge 41as
San Frarcisco-Sacramento r. R.
Co. Gold 6s
Seward Twp, III.
St. Joseph, Mich, Bridge 4Hs
Scranton Flee. Co., Scranton, Pa,
lst & Ref. Mtge. Gold SIS
Sedalia, Mo-, School Dist. School
Bldg. Is
Sheridan Co., Mont, Funding s1ss
Southern Cal. Ed. Co, ,Refunding IS
Spartanburg Co, S. C., Is
Spartanburg Co., S. C., County Ref.
Sumter, unite S. c., Sewerage S.
Sullivan County, N. H.
Tacoma Eastern R. R. Co. (Wash.)
lst Mtge. Gold SIS
Tarboro, N. c.
Taylorville, ILL.,, Twp. H. S. Dist
41as
Thornburg, Ia, Cons. Ind, S. D.
Texas a Elec. Ry. lst & Ref. IS
Upton Co., Tenn, School SIS
Tullahoma, Tenn, Elec. Light 4Hs
Tullahoma, Tenn, Water& Light SIS
Tullahoma, Tenn, Water Wks. AIS
Union League Club 6s
Valley County, Mont, 4Hs
Weldon. N. c., Water & Sewer IS
West Hoboken, N. j., School ANS
West Hoboken, N. j., Funding SIS
White Plains, N. Y, School Dist.
No. / 5ls
White County, Tenn.
Woodstock, H., SIS
Winnetka, ILL.,, Park District 5s
Y. M. c. A. College 1st Mtge. IS
Yellow Medicine Co., Mimi, Ditch
5Hs
SECOND
Armour, S. D., Ind. S. D. School
Bldg. SIS
Florence, Col, Water Works Re-
funding SIS
Garrard County, KY, Turnpike
Road Is
Lewistown, Mont, Water SIS
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Temple, Texas, Public Ind. Sch
Ser. No. 4 SIS
FIFTEENTH
Jackson, Mich, Paving, Water &
Sewer AIS
Mount Pleasant, Mich, Water Re.
funding 4Hs
Sedalia, Mo-, Sch. Dis. Funding Is
ALSO PAYABLE AT
Inc, Boston, Mass, and
5 Bank, Chicago, Illinois.
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1..... 93h
West'n Elec o.
1..... 00h
West'n Md ~
1..... b9A
Wen Pac lists
l..... B5&
West Shore 4s
(lsale) 79G
Westinghs'e T.
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Pine Street, corner

FINAL
\ Alabama Power Co. IS Gold Notes,
/ entire issue called l2-3l-2l
| Albert Lea, MINI, Permanent I'm
II provement 4Hs ... ... ... go.
Albert Lea, Mimi, Refundng Is
Albuquerque, N. Mexico, Bd. OF
II Educ. School Bldg, 41as
Albuquerque, N.Mexico, Funding SIS
Albuquerque, N. Mexico, General
II Street Imp. SIS
Albuquerque, N. Mexico, Water SIS
arlington Heights, ILL.,, Sch. Bldg. SIS
Armour, S. D.. SIS
II Bedhe'd, So. Dakota, S. D.
Belvidere, ILL.,, Sch. Dis. No. 81 SIS
Benton, ILL.,, Refundins ass
Bcrryville, Va, Water Works S.
Big Rapids, Mich, Rcfunding IS
Billings, Mont, Sch. Dist No. 2,
AVS
Billings, Mont, City Hall 4Ias
Boulder, Colo, Water Works 4Las
Br,oadwater County. Mont, Fund
II ing Is
Burling 'on, Iowa
II Carbondale, ILL.,, Sch. Dist. No. 9S SIS
Cascade Co., Mont, Road Impr. SIS
Cass County, Iowa, 4E1s
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding SIS
Centerville, Iowa, Refundiug Is
Charlton, Iowa, Funding SIS
Chicago Heights, ILL.,, S. D. No. 10
Chippewa Val. Ry., 1t. & Pr. Co.
Eau Claire, Wis, lst Mtge.
El Paso County, Colo, Sch. Dist.
| No. II Ref. SIS, El Paso Co.
Consumers Pr. Co. lst Lien & Ref.
| Gold SIS
Cook County, ILL.,, Sch. Dist. No.
40 (Chic. Hts.) Is
Council Bluffs, Ia, Ind. Sch. Dist.
Danvsille St. Ry. & 1t. Co., Dan
vile, ILL.,, Ref. Mtge. SIS
Il Danville, Ill, Bridge SIS
Denison & Sherman (Texas) Ry.
\! Co. 1st Mtge. Gold SIS
Derry, N. H., Water 3Jls
Des Moines City Ry. Co. Gen. &
Dexter, Mo-, Sch. Dist. Sch. Bldg.
Dickey Co., N. D., 41zs
Eau Claire, Wis, SIS
Edison Elec. Co., New Orleans,
II La, 1st Mtge. 5s
Egan, So. Dakota, S. D. gas
Ebert Co., Ga.
/ Eminence, KY, Street Imp. SIS
Eugene, Oregon, Sch. Dist. No. 4,
II (Lane Coz SIS & 41zs
Il Florence, S. c., Sewer SIS
| Ford Co.. ILL.,. S. D. No. 3s SIS
Fort Dodge, Iowa, w. w. 41as
/ Freeport Water Co., ILL.,, SIS
Freeport, ILL.,, Park, Bridge &
II Driveway SIS
Genesee, Idaho, Water Works SIS
Genesee Township. ILL.,. H. S. Dist.
y AIS
: Glencoe, Ill, Improvement 4ls
:, Granite, Utah, School Dist. 4Lls
81 sslenwood, Iowa, Refunding SIS
d. lorham, N. H., Water 4Ms
is Meen Bay, Wis. Refunding IS
isle'reen Bay, Wis, Sewer Is
~ -eenville, Ill, Refunding SIS
er amblen Co., Tenn, Highway IS
= <ckman, Co., Tenn.
!. hell Co., Mont, Funding 5s
E,ll Co., Mont, Court House &
Jail IS
elena, Mont, Judgment Fund,
" 1ing" As
r ldson, Iowa, Consolidated S. D. SIS
mo- humphrey County. Tenn, Road 8
,ss6 Bridge IS
,Tn ',ta huntingdon, West Virginia, IS
. q .syattsville, Md, Sewerage SIS
.sS hterurban Ry. Co. Debenture (Des
In Moines, Ia.) IS
" idaho Falls, Idaho, SIS
n Iowa County, Iowa
Iowa Falls, Iowa, Refunding IS
Joliet, ILL.,, High School
Knoxville, Ia, Judgment Funding
II 4Hs
Knoxville, Tenn, St. Imp. SIS
Kossuth Co., Ia, Bridge 4Hs
La Sale, ILL.,, S. D. No. 2 3Hs
Lincoln Co., Mont. Fdg. 5Hs
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. lst Mtge. S,
ABOVE COUPONS
Harris, Forbes & Co.,
Harris Trust & Saving
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Mo Pacific Il


Mo Pac 5s 90
H.. oTS
hont'a Pwr 5s
3..... %
New Or Tex 6
Mexico Gs
l..... 90
N Y Ctl 3hs
1..... 74h
N Yk Centl ~
l.,... S4E
N Y Cti en- As
l..... 70
N Y Ctl 4hs
1..... SO n
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4,.... e4H Bell Telephone III Central ii
Queensrd Ext OF Pa Is Co.. s2H
Loan ct Ts g.. 1854 l..... S2E
g.. 1854 Beth Steel lstI III Cti Is 81
g.. lOSE 2..... s5% I..... B0h
Rep Chile '2s Edisn d 7s III Cen a 50
l..... 08H L.. lO0b 3d.. 10
5..... 90S L.. l02 l...,. 79n
l... s9H b Rapid Z Is i7.. 20
Rep Chile '4i &c.,. hs Ill Cent? 5hs
l.... 1Olh L.. bSh l..... OF
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h.. lOl y 1..... s6h Into Me; 4hs
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g.. iOlnlc Jay SIS 20. l0h
L.. iolS 1.... lO4 Int ct 4hs
Rep Chile 40 g., i04S l0... 81
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Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange
REeleReeAA Ay1eMesAEINsyRANeE

Broad Street and South Penn Square
THE Exchange closes the 1921 with an increased
| Of prem deposits, with greater assets, with
more funds and with policyhode than
the Of other It's hioy--at the same
time it has continued $50 TO policy holders
n the pt-wihout making sacrifice in the service
which has been such potent factor in its success and
has I friends.
hofD December the Exchange has total
$747,39O.T
a
BeRTY AAs
$291,O ,O0400
STATE md ~nSae1es BONDS
$20lO0O0
INTEREST sssisss' Ssf:Ysa on ABOVE
sHnS pSlss rs 1s Gss ss ssias5,ss Ds @
$537ss47
a> "r ss sss! % ] s'sss'G s;E''
s ] @ ssse o sf,:s 6s
$62l,573.72
wrncHs IS nsxcss A
$23S,O08OS
all hazard and
fundae under e eonro of the following
S ood~md.Jr.
4. wisan Albert Snowman B.
N ~Pnadnm II
VILLA M
REe!eaeeAA y1oeoeME InsysAMeE
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Evening journal., 1922-08-03

YOU absolutely decided about break
ing that contract with me?"
"All the way TO the Supreme Court
II necessary. Barton" Wheeler's
voice was like one OF his steel chisels
at work.
Then we're all set. I'll tell my
lawyers I want speedy action and
plenty OF H."
Right. G'bye."
Billy Barton hung up his receiver
with a Jerk. Molly slowly realizing
something relentless had been set In
action.
well. that's that" said Billy. with
mirthless grin. "And may the best
man win"
THE best man" repeated Molly,
refiectively. IF Ben Nheeler's
money wins for him will that make
him the best man."
She seemed asking the question OF
herself.
Molly sighed. picked up her hand
bag and turned 20 go.
Remember. Rlily. I'm for you In
this fight. and I'm going TO tell Ben
Wheeler So"
Don't be foolish. Itll mean your
job"
"Itu mean moro than that" And
with a quick smile Of parting she
left the room.
CTo BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. NEA service)
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
!. R. R. BUYS 134,531
TONS OF STEEL RAILS

The Pennsylvania Railroad has
purchased for de ivery this year 1884,
Isl tons of steel rails. and so far U.s.
|sO tons have been delivered. The
irice paid was $4,000 a ton, or a
otal OF s5.394.693.
y The road has in service more than
NJ 900 miles of steel rails. For four
cen years the company has been
aking up 1OO-pound rails and sub
stituting 130-pound rails. Main tracks
IRE mostly equipped with the heavier
fails. The West Jersey and Seashore
tne to Atlantic City also has 13O-
bound rails.
Introduction OF the larger locomo-
ives and 100, 900 pound steel freight
.ars made It necessary to have a
,eavler rail on the Horse Shoe
-urve there is special rail made
\ manganese steel which cost s155
ton.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS OUTING.

Delaware Funeral Directors As
sociatlon. at meeting last night.
decided TO hold their midsummer
outing at the Wilmington Saenger-
bund. Grubb's Landing, on Tuesday
afternoon. August %. The affair
Il 10 start at o'clock with base
ball game and other events, term
mating In a turkey and chicken
dinner at o'clock. II Is expected
that the wives and friends OF the
funeral directors Will be present, as
well as a number OF out-of-town
guests.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03

Billy. II must seem 10 you pure
selhshness on my part-a heads
you-win-tails-I-lose' proposition. But
just trust me. Bllly-as I trust you"
In his Characteristic. language OF
deeds. not words. Billy reached for
the telephone. calling Ben Wheeler
at the Chamber OF Commerce Club
restaurant.
II want you 10 listen in on this
Molly" he said. lover there. at that
other phone"
She took up the receiver.
Hello. Wheeler? This is Barton.
And Molly Wayne Is listening. Are
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WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
Billy Begins to Fight
Ben in Earnest
By ZOE BECKLEY

Molly knew she was being cruel.
As Billy stood with his back TOWARD
her. fighting out his problem. Molly
felt like putting her arms about him
with a "Never mind, poor kid.
won't put you to such a test"
But she steeled herself. Billy
turned and Molly felt her own fate
hung on his decision. HiNface was
pale. He moistened his lips and
spoke with an effort. YEARLY.
"I-agree. Molly. What is It you
want me to do?"
A smile Of relief and a twinkle Of
fun lit her eyes.
First" she answered. looking ~
into his troubled face. Il want you
to promise me you will let nothing
discourage you from fighting Ben
Wheeler on this contract.
Second. 1 want you to be very
nice TO me-and make no secret
Of it,"
Molly glanced down demureiy. but
the response she expected did not
come.
Il have already promised" said
Billy. ito do whatever you'ask."
Molly grew grave. She put a hand
on his shoulder.
81 know what you're thinking.
cIpiine. She has good use of her
hands and has accomplished much
in handwork
The above case shows the necessity
of field work for the blind. To
think that bright child should grow
TO this age. S-years-old and remain
a total barbarian,
The operations OF the Blind shop
were as follows. the the last three
months: Il large rungs. 264 small
rugs. los yards OF carpet. 7s4 chairs
recaned. 80 basket handles repaired.
] pony cart repaired. 100 dozen
brooms made. 6 dozen. coat-hangers
and dozen mats made. 16 pianos
tuned The total amount paid TO
the blind was S1S9s.O9.
Evening journal., 1922-08-03

Trustingly. trustirgly.
Jesus 20 Thee.
Come /. Lord, lovingly,
Come Thou 20 me,
Thus shall lovingly.
Thus shall ] joyfully.
Walk home with Thee.
-Bonar.
When thou art come to that pass
that thou canst with pleasure and
Joy endure adversely for Christ's
sake. think thyself happy. for thou
hast found Heaven here on earth. -
Thomas A. Kempis
o Lord my God. in Thee do I put
my trust. They that love Thy name
Evening journal., 1922-08-03
QUICK, EASY INTERNAL
REMEDY FOR ALL PILES

Wise doctors no longer recommend
ointments, suppositories or operations
for piles. They know piles arc the out
come OF veins swollen by blood that
stagnates in the lower bowel. COIAC
PILE PILLS act directly and internally
on these distended veins. They over
come the distress Of piles and amazingly
often effect permanent relief by driving
Evening journal., 1922-08-03

shall be joyful in Thee. And they
shall seek peace.-Ps. vii. s; Eph.
vi. %.
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piles away within "a hours.
COLAC PILE PILLS speed up the
blood, remove the cause OF piles and
strengthen the entire intestinal tract
Easy to take as any other pills. Abso-
lutely harmless. Only 90 cents at an
drug stores or oS cents postpaid in plain
wrapper from COLAC CHEMICAL
CO., Inc, Glens Falls, N. Y.
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change IN puolc road; E. T. Num- &
60. acct. " So. l road work s.
,uo- :, III safe u School Land le
Locke; ". Il. h4ceer, alc-. sa5.u5
ag1.ns, district 4.
Ordered removed Irum docket:
Plumbing IN court house.
Rejected: Acct. ". j. Hubbard. district
/; }. c, Nance, acct. . per cent.
Petition Of Rich Clark tor refund Of
cog tax granted.
The estimt;e on the bridges on
Fed. Aid project No. 1l2 shows $5SSS
expended so far on said bridges ard
the cOunty's share is $2,794, we ask
that the account Of the district be
sent to Mr.. Robbins with request that
it be paid.
In matter of concrete bridge on
Hashuqua creek eight miles west of
Macon, all bids rejected and plans
removed from docket.
1t was ordered that the plans for
above bridge be amended and that
advertisement be made for bids on
first Monday in next month.
Clerk ordered to advertise for bids
for wood and coal.
communication Of ". c. Caaa as
to filling uneXpired term of 2. 0.
Iriplett, justice Of peace, received and
filed.
Ihe order q rejection Of SOC for
Norman Lumber co. was rescinde1
and account allowed.
Robert beas,ev IN innate of C0U0-
tV Home, was ordered to stay on the
grounds and cunt roaming around. The
i'yen.a1- .7 oNdarc. to seaar re
mn # Aa does net obey.
i7H 'ca'79. of Lugo @In7" e. ai2
was a'.5yad
The # 10.dn" en- a'9 N1n
e ascaNTall' whether #n7d conan 81
#Lo9ar5 s'8H aa Haaa.Had c1n-
'ln".3
A-e lN-l ana =. +, -.a.a
N--v aupsA.~, -9..-.4-. .-l u 4sy zee.
#o.> 0ua. W. D--a
aepI--.Io. s.. IL. a.-a.-4s.a S.
To oa-nly clock was accepted
ahetAI nlalu 4apoI. VI pol taIs
collected curing month o1 April,
amounting To 525.22.
tOr and confederation OF $50
made by NoXuoee Lumber Co. tne
ooald extended the Tune foI cutting
timber IN section 10, township Is,
range -.
Inc sheriff was authorized to buy
lawn mower and scythe for use on
court house lawn.
The piars for flooring two rooms
and concrete floor in lobby Of jail,
and repairing coal house in court house
yard were approved and clerk order
ed to advertise in Beacon.
1t appearing that the sinking funds
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Mr.. Heinrich VIII Sell Stock

/ have sold my store house. Now
] have for sale. one iron safe, two
office desks. showcases. and stock
of goods consisting mostly Of china
and glass ware. For sale cheap for
cash. Absolutely no credit
Yours for business.
CT. HEINRICH
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Mr.. D ms more Soys He'e "StiM
HGrddmon"
Mr., D. Il. Britton,
Cliftorville, Miss.

CllltonVllIe, Miss.
Dear Ar' bt-tan;
l ho@cea ln III. Beacon letter ad-
dressed TO me from you, the orlei-
nal OF "acn have not yet received.
Assuming ts-. %ol I'D "'..e the
-gtter as printed IN the beacon eff June
-oi4' ! ann ]ah.nG the liberty 70 re-
'.} W.h31l "al#"s to receive .h5
.elter'
"asA offered as candidate fen
,'-a-..s ".. N'EE'.e son
~" ". 7ao"ot. oI .7s people, p.atE-
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Land for Sale

12l acres good corn land or any
other crop. 612 miles east Of Macon,
Miss, and l mile from county road
Price $500 an acre. Write the own
er. NJ. G. GREER.
Ramona, Kansas,
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Da;ryIea, Take Notice.

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4as. v~,ae .ae-e "a .-- beatoA,
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-g. Nu--aA AS .,.-t..L Va ,A- -A--t~l.>,A
gyIs.y N~.-v I.uJ, AHA .Il,,, "e Ncte
.o 1-gl l4l. LaAa4 al the -4Alo0 uu-
~, 10 .Os.A u mp o. Inspection oI
..uls ol luyeres, 10 lAOse interested
-n aa4ry -es
Please ,ale notice ot TINS change IN
tue s,a4..aa point.
Saturday morning, July lSJ, all peo-
PIE IN NoNaoee Counly intelesteu IN
carrying and the Jersey Cow, sloUli
meet MIR. Canaan at the uepot at Brook
vile, when the lU;ou tram from Aer-
oian arrives, give him a hearty Wei
come 10 NoXuaee County ,anG go with
hlm from there TO visit few Jersey
herds IN thap neighborhood. From
there We viii proceed 10 the farm OF
Gurler and Co. on the road between
Broohsv.ile and Macon, taking Our
basket dinners with US and enjoy
picnic dinner in a fine grove pre-
pared 10I Us. After the Gnaer hour
Ar. Ianan WI. nave a message 1-
worth WAAe tAlnss lof da'ryMen ali
Jersey owners TO near ana see. ne
is on tour Of the United
STAKES, and "nl nave lund 1l lA-'
formation Dota interesting ANA .A-
sGuclye.
aae tap VIII ta"n ae eaa.AJ lY
-aNng pa E few more a.0..n-a
anu also q VISIT ID S-'a-oE t|H.I
-am2nt larnt where .ca ere#m 81
be ug'.
a"1.nr eEe.
c....,
~. a1 iaa.
aa -a. D open.
e.I..-
-L .He3.
nan oA . ..s " -.- ea.'E z a.N.
..-I45 IS sa' ".a 2 'a'Ne ualn-
oaT 'I ola'f Nahu2ee AaifFHeh'
t...Ael1h3f lolS Is Tor tAe "hoIa
la-.lt
:. may ne some years oeiore We " v
~ y, .e Z t.'s'll.e ne ghlS again "A"1
III -s ','.ylgT "'!a N4Zuoee a@lryheil
~ .e' s az tl%i.' VINO 9ayS SO we
an ...E ~. - ~, ..l.'..e " oahah say
~ anu T"l ~ q" 'ne "olo 70 Ine oIaea
places mat NoNuoe3e county IS r0t
1L ~ - ,la,le D, ID 1Gro ,1e naH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-30
Ierenrc fcr Snln

Six or seven high grade jersey cows
for sale cheap. Also seven or eight
Jersey heifers. Come and look at
them. VI. O'BYNE. Route /,
Macon, Mis-.