Macon Beacon from Macon, Mississippi • 2

,1 ll ft; Ivi: 'V I I' rM i. 5. it. 1 1 t. 1 4 'Mil: TI1B.UAC0X KE.UUN ri.i.i-sHi titnv vri.fctA If T.

It I febMriptloB. in 4vn, per tnnw 1.W. Saturday Mnrth 13. 1697. Prebident McKinUr fans issued a pro-flumation couvttr.rig in extra egnirni rm March I5tli.

Thus far all tlie feigns worn to imli cat that McKiulr-y anJ all his cabim tMl service a 11n-ie'it. Purinian rax pickers earn S9, 000, CO-a year, and thcie are about 5, (Oj, 000 of them enfraged in the buMnesn. Colin Danjflnlriil, who murdered J. Bates of Montgomery, traveling aiTcsiaanon Dec. 24, 'K, waa hanged at Gadsden, Ala.

last Friday. The Federal court in eaaion only two d.iya. L. P. Brown Meridian, was the foreman of C4rand Jnry.

Earh se-wion of the jury was opened with prayer. They found twenty -oven true bill. The Chiriou-Ledger i in receipt of a letter from Griffin. announcing the death of Mrs. Melvini Couch who left an estate of $3, 500.

and has no heirs. tHic ii urpose to hare a nistor cither in Mississippi or Texas, and ii to her address is desired. Clarion-Ledger. It is gratifying to Miss Bessie B. I 'lay's old frionds in Noxubee to know tli at hm merits as a teacher of music are drawing to her pupils from the most fastidious and exclusive class of New York.

Mint liegeman a neice of De-pew, and his adopted daughter, in honor of whose debttt a great party was lately given, is one of Miss Clay's most Jiili'resting pupils. A great calamity fell upon Macon sev eral years agowhon a cyclone struck the town and money poured in for several weeks for the relief of the an Keren. The drouth -stricken people of and Texas, are many of them, inastarv- in? condition. Wc have not heard of their receiving any relief from this sec tion. If the ladies of Macon will take the matter in hand they will find the yeoplo ready to rest ond to their appeal f.ir suffering humanity.

The directors of the Mobile and Ohio railroad ro-elected Col. J. Clarke president at their recent meeting in New York, and at the same time compliments liiiu with a year's leave of absence which he will spend in the West Col. Clark is in feeble health, and his many old Mississippi friends hope that his rest will give him a new lease on life, and that he will be spared for many years to come. Clarion-Ledger.

Massachusetts has sent a peculiar specimen to congress iu the person of one Charles F. Sprague. It has not yet been fully decided whether Mr. Sprague is a dudo or a Mente Cristo, but accord ing to the newspapers he swooped down on Washington a week ago in a special train of eight cars. One was a refrigerator car, containing all sorts of rare plants, while another was filled with wcdl gruomod irsoa.

The rein.iind carried fine equippagea, expensive horse clothing, harness, saddlery, rigs of all descriptions, hounds for the huntinx season, ti.o numerous to luuiition. The Holly Springs contest over the office of town marshal, says the Clarion -Lodger, baa been decided in favor of Matthews, the contesteo, and Tunstall, the contestant, will bring it to the Supreme Court. Matthews was elected hut Tunstall contested on the ground that as Matthews had not paid his taxes he was not qualified to hold an elective office. In ruling against Tunstall, Judge Stevens said: 'It was admitted on an agreed state of facts that by reason of a contract between Matthews and tha tax-collector Matthews thought his taxes were paid, and was, therefore, excusable under the law for not attempting further to pay them. The New York Mail and Express has gone into ecstacies over the fact that the Ahibama Legislature has passed a bill exempting cotton factories from taxation for a term of ten years, and predicting that on this account an era of fac tory building and prosperity is going to dawn on that State.

Mississippi has had a similar law for some time, one which exempts not only cotton, but all other factories making a finished article, for ten years, but if it has influenced the establishment of a single mill, the an uonncement has not hesn made public. However, the State loses nothing by this generosity, whether the factories are built or not, and so long as the ex etnption stands it is evidence conclusive that our law makers appreciate the benefits of such enterprises. C-L. Hector D. Lane, as President of tie Cotton Growers' Protective association, is looming up again as the great cotton acreage reducer, aud has presided at three meetings, one at Waco, another at Memphis and a third at Augusta, at all of which curtailing resolutions were adopted.

The following is the substance of them and although it is not probable they will have the desired effect, it must be admitted that a general aud strict adherence to them would greatly augment the prosperity of the Bouth Destroy the annual surplus of cotton, tint is. the active coadjutor of the cotton boar. This can be accomplished by increasing the acreage of food crops, and (v inently the judicious diminishment ot cotton acreage. You will be better off with a 7, 000, 000 -bale crop selling at 10 cents, supplemented by ample food crops, than with a Iling at 8 cents. 'The world spends uvitt f.Sj.000,000 annu.illy for American cotton.

If we make a crop they will run after ns for onr p.ioduct. If we make a 10, 000, 000 bale crop we fall over ourselves to sell it to them. The 1804-M brought the south in round numbers SM. the 7,000,000 bale crop of lSU-iK) brought 4293,250,000, demonstrating the fact that a small crop brings more money, irrespective of acreage used for food crop, than the amount xpeadad on a larger acreage. Bncklen'i Arnica SaWe- Tin- Oral Salve In the world i'M, ttruUr.

Sores, Ulcers, Silt fryer Teller, Chapped Hinis.ChillliB, Corn, slid all Skin Eriifitiuua, ami p'ilivi'lv cures 11 leu ur hu iay required. It guaranteed tVe Mrfert MiMtr.floN or money f. in luted. IVne 2ft ith I per box '( K'l" 1V all rtruyyiMS. LOOKS VEKY MCCIi LIKE MURDER.

Physician and Other Testify lliat Stewart Was Poisoned. A t) the Meridian News from Derl.il duel March 11, says: Contrary to general expectation, a jury was secured in the Lipscomb poitoning now on trial before Jude Hud-dlnstou at th place by noon today. Shetii Carter, assured by an able force cf deputies, was busy scouring the county yesterday afternoon, lat night and this morning, and as a result of their labor men were riding iuto this little l'age by twos and threes, answering the summons of the court from noou until a late hour this morning. Court opened at 9 o'clock and after threo hours of hard work, the panel was filled and both the State and tha defense answered satisfiedjwith the jury, who will deteiuiine by the evidence in the case whether or not Dr. W.

II. Lipscomb, the gray -haired defendant had any criminal connection with the sudden auu mysterious death of Charles T. Stewart in Jannary lat. Their names are D. W.

Oiili-, Green Fulton, S. Hasty, A Toole. McDonald, Shep-ar 1, Davi, Lynch, Dees, A A Spiuks, Spiuks, Harbour. he reconvening of court about 3 o'clock tho real work of the trial was promptly begun. District Attorney Jones read the indictment charging him with the death of Stewart, through which ordeal the venerable accused passed unmoved, betraying no sign of emotion.

The witnesses were called, sworn and put under rule and then the introduction of testimony was begun. J. W. Duran, an uncle of the dead man, was first put upon the stand. He was at Stewart's home ou night the man died aud stated that after reaching his house from DcKalb Stewart attended to the chores ate supper and after entering into a general family conversation, bathed his feet and swallowing a cap sule that ho had brought with him in a little pill box, retired.

There was only one capsule in the box. Ten minute: after swallowing the capsule Stewart Complained of suffering greatly and tremor after tremor passed over him. These symptoms became more violent and in something more than twenty minutes, maybe longor, ho was acorpse. On cross examination witness never deviated from his direct testimony. The most important testimony given in was that of Dr.

W. R. McKinley, who also attended the autopsy. He testified as to the general appearance of the body, and the vital points corroborating the physicians previously testify ing. Dr.

alcrawey also testineu mat during the progress of the trial Lips comb asked him twice abont the appearance of blood clots on the brain of Stewart zn seemed anxious to know as to this point. He stated that during the progress of the autopsy he heard Lips-say something to the effect that "I don't see why I should be expected to kill a man for the benefit of another one. Adding that he was not on i'riendly terms with that other one. Witness testified that he carried nearly half ot a kidney taken from the stomach of Stewart, together with some wine, alio tuken from the stomach. He tested the wine thoroughly aud found it to be nearly normal.

lie decided to make a test to ascertain the presence of poison (strychnine) iu the kidney, and taking the same, put it in a small vessel of al- chohol, where it remained for several days, after which time he took a hyper-dermic syringe and injected it into a cat. Iu about fifteen minutes the cat was seized with tetauic convulsions and after going through four died in the fifth, exactly thirty-six minutes from the time of the injection with every indication of poisoning by strychnine. Witnoiis also testified, as did othor phy sicians previously oxamined, that there were traces of syphillitic poisoning iu Stewart's stomach. Dr. J.

B. Moouey, of Scooba, being introduced testified that he compounded on the afternoon prececding Stewart's death thiei capsules, a prescription of Dr. Lipscomb. Dr. Maher, a ia tner of Lipscomb, usually fibs the latter's prescriptions.

The prescription called for bromide quinine 10 grains, anti-kammia, lOgrains, strychniueN.V.8-60 grains. This was to be equally divided into three capsules and the directions were to take one before retiring. Witness having no 1-00 of a grain of strychnine tablets, so informed LipBcomb, who was waiting to receive the medicine, whereupon the latter told him he might a-i well UHe 1-30 grain ablits. Witness did ho and put one tablet in each capsule pnt the three in a pill box, wrote the directions on the face of the box his labtl on the bottom and gave the medicine to the defendant In his recollection Dr. Lipscomb had never purchased medicine from him before for the man Stewart.

During the past year his books show that he has filled seven prescriptions that were written by Lipscomb. Witness heard of Stewart's death early next morning. Was present at the autop of the body nd described its condition. The skin was discolored, face bloated, and when blood flowed copiously when cutting through flesh iuto the skull bone, into the brain. There were no bloody clots ou the brain, but arteries of the brain were empty, while the vessels of the brain were full as were those of the heart.

The stomach, kidneys, liver and oue or two other vessels were removed and later examined. It was the opinion of the witness that 1-4 of a grain of strychnine would produce death. J. M. Stewart, the father of Chus, T.

Stewart, testified that he was In Scooba with his son on afternoon in question. Saw his son, Guy Jack and Dr. LipBcomb talking together in the rear of Jack store Saw Lipscomb leave with something in his hand and go to Mooney drug store and return He later saw the box and was emphatic that it contained only one capsule, which his son swallowed. The testimony of Dr. W.

E. Pearson, who also attended the autopsy, was fh the main corroborative of that given in by Mooney as to the condition of the body. 1 Court adjourned at 4 o'clock till tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. It is the general opinion that the trial will run nvw into next week. THE MISSISSIPPI SAY SO.

BY r. HAIIXT The Trurdle Bed Brigade. Large bodies cf humanity are inter esting of themselves, and man, like other gregarious brutes, exhibits certain charaiteristic, when herded together not di'velop'd under any other eonli-tlons. Still to study his nature. Iih nm-t be tikn singly, anl often alone, be cause his actions iu a crowd are found.

on close analysis, to be the result of outside influence. To know r.yin pro- perlv, he must be studied and as a unit the race inspection a hieh private from the roar rank of my brigade. His name has tiie enphomous ring of the rattle of a snare dram in tho long roll tatoo. So don't stare when Ilezikiah Mulkittle is called to the front SQUIRE JOHN J. STOCKLEY.

s.tvs hi: dramk wninKtv A0 tOOh. MORtlflU. Rat Would Sml Now Surrender HI llnppiaes aud l'leaaur ilk HU moiilr lor all lh Degrading fcl-fecls narpnlae WkUkcy, Sir. Clmrle Jaira. pil'Mih'tlt ol the Mcuipui Kef ley liltlitule, la lu leetiptnt tli loilowing iy li tter truiu SiUm-Jouu 1.

SUK'klcy. ol Corona. Tliiu who ia one His best Known iugiirti', and plsutcra in llial aecliou ol tue country Cornn Drat Sir I Wmiy Feb. 6. 1897.

Iiml a reiiucal from an and be compared witli others of opum cure tu ail ibem to scud me bo titoltUi'ir rwiiuily. butt Uo i.ot uti-d ii So I propose to take under llla, l)clVt Kiiowiiik li.iltlie Heeler Cure, under the uarcfnl treainmiit of Dr. Morrow, did uic ami oiuiia nbo took il'u iriiueiil lor uoinliiiii! and liirkry wbeli I did, I It id and kiijW that il a mau Mil lake tlin treat-iiicsl ns be should, be will never waul a drink or lu-td luoriwiue ll lit Hez is a typical small boy relpe aiinpl) l-ec-aue he had rather with one pants leg rolled to his knee, the n-jd'a other undLr ibis heel, oue gallus and I took your trestiueul uml never had a ii US1U OUIIOU III. pi mm nM r.ut-shaped head. He is spry aud is the pride of the bird-neat battallion of the aforesaid brigade.

Of the furniture of a modern household, nothing is mure nocessary than a small bnv. Without him vou would have no certainty to when the dog's I could Kirk but oiii'H, and wii the nilit alter prttii.ij ou a big ili uiik, aud the iiiftl ou wiilih 1 eulrred the Iiitiltii. When 1 eutcied ynur Imtilun' I was -riukin a (iurl or more wiiii-ky per nay and lakiut: ltloriuort grjiiia ol morphine dully, I van Irutbltilly uny 1 have not had I lie sti'lueat ili eire iur adrliik, bare 1 ever wauled a doac ol iiiorplime suit 1 was ears or the cat's tail ia ripe, for you'd, have nobody to pull it. He always pulls them green. The bigness of his mouth aud the cheapness of atmosphere serves him well iu his favorite trade waking i echoes.

They never pretend to take a nap until they find him asleep or mak- iug a raid on an apple orchard. His daring in such raids would shame the bravest adventurer, except a billy goat, He has great respect for billy, until he can get him to try the metal of his horns ou a maul hung from the limb of a cherry tree. Even then he docs his i laughing from the top of the ham in the next lot, His pockets would put Dick- en's Old Curiosity Shop to shame. He carries all lines, from his little Bister's lost doll 'head to a toad-frog. A locust thorn or a stray tack in his heel acts onlv as a stimulus to his ardor, unless you want something done then it, forth-, with doubles him up in bed with an aw ful pain and a terrific fover.

Go to the I front gate to ask your neighbor across the street to run for the doctor, and, take either uijrpbiue or whisky were 1 fool to hazard uiy cure In that way, so could i take a rank poiMiu; but. having been restored lo my natural self. I pouese tlftiuau-hood lo appreciate my resolution, and would uoi Mirrender the happincna and pleasure I uow enjoy with my family lor all th degrading clluets of either or morphine. 1 one my present huppy and improved phyidoal oiidition to the Krelpy lieuiedica and lo your physician's (Dr. Morrow) seicu-lilie administration of same, and may Clod bless him ill his efforts to relieve the victims of either hnldt who may come to yottr instituir, 1 kuow he will do so if they mil follow his liKlriiotlims.

I would certainly advise all who are victims ol eillior of these dreaded disease, or haidls lu take the Keeley Cure. There ia no humbug in it, uml lliey can leel court-dent that it will restore them nud make them nver. as it were. With my best wishes for yourself and the lustitiite, uuU especially Dr. Morrow, I am yours truly, SOUS T.

8 roi.KI.KY. The Memphis Keeley Institute never publishes a communication, without permission from the wiiler, but, recognizing Squire htockley's letter as one that would more than likely do great they wrote him asking his permissiou lo publish it, tu which he replied as follows: Corona. Fli. Vi. 18 stcemed ORDINAICI HO.

5J Ti Preveat the Feeding if Cattle ia Corpora Limits, for the Purpose of FattraUg for Market or Shipment. See, 1. Be It ordifued by the Mayor ai.d Hoard ol Aldermen of I lie louo ol Ilia! it etiall heuulawftil for any person to kei i.r feed for the purpose ot latleuiliK to hiitchcr. or ship or si any rattle within liiecoipnratp iiuiits nl said Inwn. Sce.S.

lie ii luilliir on'ainrd Ihit any prison Viol. illnc tliis shall, ou couiii timi lii-lnre the Mayor of said town, he punished by a line ol not leM than ten dodsrs. or by Imprisonment in iaii not more than thirty days, or by both such Due and luinnsoiiii.i'hi.' Sec. 3. He It fit.ther ordained, thai every day said cuttle shall remain within said corporate iiiuils aud are fed thi-rcm alter Ihis ordmauce shall take i tied, sbill consti tute a ssparste offence, and the owner Ihrreol shall be punished therefor as above provioed.

M'e. lie itrintlier ordaiiiel. llial tne l.eioir this ordinance take effect and he in force from ami alter the nth day of March. I. 1MIT.

It. Mayor. OKDIlfANCl HO. 51. For the Xemoval of Town Officers.

See. 1, Be it ordained by the Mayor and Hoard of Alt'eruien of the towu of Macon. Unit upon the complaint by ibe mayor or any two aioermrii nt said town, or icy citizen thereof, that any oflicer thereof' wilfully laita, neuleets or refuses to discharge the duties of Tils office, il shall be the duty oithe mayor forthwith to rail a meetiuv ol the hoinl. when (he charirea anaiiKl such niticershnil lie rcid. and a ilme not more than ten u.ii nor leas than live days, shall be set to hear the evidence for and agaiuat such charges, anil if such chargea are sustained by the board, then tuch oflicer shall he removed from olliee and the fact re ported to the irovcriior.

Skc. I. It further ordained that the officer against whom the chargea are pre ferred hall have al least live days notice in writing of the time and place fur such hear ing. See. 3.

Be it further ordained, that if any damage shall have been sustained by the town tiy such tuiiure, neglect or retiisat to perform the duties of any officer it shall be the duty of the Mayor, for aud in the name ot the town to bring suit against such oflicer and bis bondsnieu, in accordneee with See. U0H7 and Annotated Code ol Mississippi, provided, that if charges be pre-ferred againrt the Mayor, then the Mayor pin tempore shall bring suit as above provided, A. H.U'R.VSTKIN, Mayor, Oeutlemeu In reply lo your lubnl. i.llliu 111), In.t. nt lutll u.iv Vrtll lltlV'A ...11 1.

R.wl tmnnfl 11.11 wnen you gi umn, juu ii mm my mil cousent to use my letter in ss way Jackanapcil in the next neighbor's cow-! ju i see tit. I ant hot ashamed ot having taken the pen, twisting tne call 8 iaii. i ti-catuiont. I was sutl'ering with a disease Thin iin.rt.iitl inventory of the bundle the avrraitn tdnsleian coultl not cure. II a i man had been cured ol the.

smallpox and of perplexities known as Noting Amer- W1)U(1 uul fiow mra ku0l w1H.e ica' will give a faint idea of our young he found a etiis. or where the cure could be brigadier, He. All young Americas I would are alike, only some are a good deal haviui; been delivered from this worse than more so, and the others are Ainericesses. living death, to make known to the thotts-. ands iu this section of the country me nisi itcuuuiit no iiey cm.

lie lie teleivotl of their horrible sill ilini.iiiiiR(.iiin. I.iko all eood chil- IcriV autl be rrstoieil lo iiert'eet maiiliood It is irdlv neecssarv for me to say liiat I uren ne rea.uiy proimscu feci vraletui to the Memobia Keid. vln-tl and ask no Questions. All the way to ante tor my d'livcnnice: and anything I eau town ho tflls all about the wonderful or. "av.B victims ol the drux vuvtu uo I and liquor habit, I am inori! than illing to sights he is going to see, and explains do.

them to his admiring mama, who re- Wt'u best wishes for yourself alid Dr. minds him fourteen times that ho is to keep quiet after they get there. Ho readily agrees and assures her that lie Mojrow, I am, your true Iriend. JOHN T. STOCKLEY.

At lh, vr.iinr a donbt ono of Winst al I highly respected and useful citui'in a lving at death's door. News reached here yesterday that Capt. J. C. Holmes could uot live but a short time.

He lias baen in a low st iti of health for sou time and fa.t gtowii worse the pa few weeks Winston Journal. A Fact Worth Knowing, Ct.lisitniplion. I.itiiippe. Pneumonia, mid ail I'ihiuI and l.nntf lie-es irni eil In Cure. Sold by Murpbev.

Mr. B. V. Halbcrt, a former Stark-villian, hut wlto has been resi ling at Waw, Texns, for the past three or fot vmirs. bss returned to Kisds-ip i to live and ho and his family will mak Crawford their home iu the future.

Starkville Times. I SEE I It A I VI I Y. A Household Treaeure. I). Fuller, ol 'iV Hint I'lwutS keeps tr.

Knist'-New Discovery iu tin' liotii and fniiiilv lis- rlvrny luiiiid ibe vert snlu fallow its use; lie would not he without it, il pruriiruble. (i A Dykfitiaii. II. X. sav thai Dr.

Kintt's Xoiv Discovi ty is llllilo.llili (I'v Hie licet Ciiuali ii dial he 'S iisi'tl i in hi- intnilc 8 years uml it has nnrcr fa lo I 1" all that isrliiiine for il. Wi mil ir a remedy itis tried nud tested. I'iU al boti'li free at all Irug Ite, nlur size S0c uml The Ills of Woman. Const ipaiioii causes more iliun list Hie ills of wniiiun. Karl's Clover Tra is a pleasuui cine for Constipa lion.

For snle by S. Murphey, A letter from Rev. L. M. Broy'e giftod and eloquent young Methodist min'ster.

who numbers his friends iu this city and wherever known by tie hundreds, states that ho has been transferred by Bishop Galloway to BlucBold, Va. Columbus Commercial. ex. AVcselaUcPreparaiionfoT Assimilating fitfiroodandRctfula-irrSUaHUuiaaMDovffilsof never would talk in a place liko that then his promise is ont, and he couldn't if he wanted to. His lieu-pecked dady, i Did You Ever Try FJeelriu Billtrs as a remedy (or your troubles? 11 not, get bottle jiosv uml )i' ridiHt Ins iniMltciiir Iuh In humped up on the front wagon seat, (( hi, u.

tl cl'ire i Kctimie chuckles to himself and lazily raps his Cuiiiliiiiil4 a woudcilul lazier team with his old tow whip, but 1 reel inlliii ilci' in giving elrcugth ami says nothing. The instant theyeomo in 1 imie In ibe organs. If you have lo. sight of the show tent Hez hai the all-! Appeliie, Const ipaliim. lieailnchf, ti- hi tnt ou i Fainting hpe or are NervntH, Sleep overs.

His mother catches him just as (, Kxf 'MA or he gets one leg oyer the side of the wag- wilh Hitters on. a vigorous shake and a sound nieiliclui; you need. Ili allh ami boxing that makes his ears tingle and Ulreiigih guaranlced by its use. I RO ut ring, he suiKiiy settles aown wiiu a The Hawkins Cotton. If yon are looking for improved cotton seed don 't let the Hawkins cotton escape your attention.

It has been grown very successfully in this vicinity and abundant proof can be furnished of its superior quality. If you want cotton that will grow more bolls to the stalk than tho seed you have been planting, it will pay to try the Hawkins seed It is not only more prolific, but the fibre is much hotter, and it makes a beautiful sample. If you will apply early you can get some of the seed from J. A. Hindman, Per-kinsville, Miss, or A.

Klaus, Macon, Miss. Catarrh Cured. Health uml sweet breath seciim, by Shiloh's Catarrh flcni'tly. Print) fb cents. Nasal injector lie.

At T. t. MiirplitVs. I A TVriV To enlarge ir trade we if 1 will send a limit ol sample boxes of nil Fine and Fauuy Caudies. and samples of all Cream, Ibocolatu and Fruit (JutuilKRr we carry to any address ou eeipt of one'riolUi', (two cent stamps taken) ami express eh irgee prepaid- These Can.

dies me sold from 20c to 1.00 a pound. In ordering state name of Express and pleise show Candies to friends and neighbors, Address TUB CKKSCENT CANDY SOiiCuroiidelet St. New Orleans Ladies Who Suffer prom any eonjplaiot peculiar to their sex such as Profuse, Pali)-ful, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation, are soon restored to health by Bradficld's Female Regulator. It Is a combination of remedial agents which have been used with trje greatest success for rtyorc than 25 years, arjd known to act specifically with and on the organs of Menstruation, and recommended for such complaints orjly. It oever fails to give relief arid restore the health of the suffering woman.

It should be taKeo by the girl Just budding It) to womanhood when MeQstruo tion Is Scant, Suppressed, Irregular or Painful, and all delicate worsen should use it, as Its torjic properties have a woq derful influence In tOQlng up and strengthening the systerry by driving through the proper channels all Impurities. "A diuphter of one of my customers missed menstruation from exposure and cold, and oa irrivinR at puberty her hnnlth was completely wrecked, until she was twenty-four years ot age, when npon my recommendation, she osed one Dottle uffimdUeld'e Female restoring her to health." J. W. Hiixdms, Water Valley, HIM. neither Situm.Morpuine wrMLiKraL OT NARCOTIC.

JM.lt, Uk-isjiW WinmSmd Aperfect Remedy forConslipa-lion. Sour Stonwh.Diarrhoca, Worms Convulsions and LOSS OF SLEEP. 8imile Signature of NEW "YOHK. IMF! ckaot copy or wrappeb. THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE -OF- IS ON THE WRAPPER OFEYEET BOTTLiE OP Outeri is put la oe-tlie IkuIh ah, Is Mt tela la Balk.

Dea't sueir ujim yes tajuiuur tits on the pies or proml Uu il "jut si geod" tad "will answer an. poH." 3-Bethtyiget O-A-S-I-O-U, til fM- A DR. HATHAWAY CO. i IlirN tut FlllftRC J.l ltrforf Doe, l.iou,a.w of Cwwl PttttenU til ovwtj tii Onilod States fta toiirpro(vflonnl anill-r. ah dkaUhj: oonavci oa jur.ouy mte hi Ul rt UU 1) 1 1 livut vw" wvi At 1 al si.Htfsx.

Ml TK3CHFsiWr IB i9f fffWWifftJ At.a Cera IT -3. -5 1 Thi dAoniLO Requlator Atlanta, Oa. OLD ALL DBUtOIBTA AT $1 PCM SOTTLC. tnah s'tl'-'iui to Jvatl. IdrfjidtJ -tf r-m lowfi.ctf.lttfiicf tuxani ivt i cr.n eicii iojh.

n-Hi-jw mrva r.nl ana ftLrtv.l I', -i il'v In nil ltd TOiH ftlrd flffc-fit'i- life, iilnsd ioltr-r, fcl.in D'wnf i tnmlmft.jt tf. live MIL-T tL' ar -T'f --Ci -Jimi V. I' t'j Astotftr.rd-)cots i.r.veralU'i. rPr-e ri.oii-.i ITIIS TfW) PTC'tCW flfin JM fl'i piln tn Joint cum Is lnaci r-inne. UE KinL- fur buth tt'-vt V.uo!;ii,tno offU Anil em itJ Wi Vi Ofoii hit ltn.1.1 In II i Vr.

tf.rCu Miti. 'Jcteno citotwct ami wouh uz (s. t.nx.e uizi SKILL irSisni HATHAWAY i P.m?i 0 flmfiiilc Tmnl. Netr La. HOW YOUR Job Work! after all the work wc can do but would prefer to be rushed.

I the andlow prices charged make pleased customers We have the facilities' for floM kinds of Job Printing, from a i ing card to a catalogue, and We not only desire to be kept The high-grade work turned See saw look on his nee suitahle for pickle. The sights and the sounds do their work on tho exuberance of curiosity, and like Free! Free! Free! Write S. C. Wells he Itny, N. lnr iiiuiipliU't on "I1 our Nnlioiiii fox-tail urnm that has been kept in i Ftn-s" mul aiiinple of llieir celehrnleil doors by a tardy spring beyond its set time for a spring excursion, it beats against its prison doors, struggles to drag in the wherefore of every unexplored mystery through the wide distended portholes of his wonder-stricken eyes, and pants for breath through his gaping mouth.

But the end is uot yet Sold by -It 8a voa Lift) Every Day. 'I'liouaa-id of oasea of comiiiiiplion Aalluiia. roiiiflia, irolils ami croup i ititri.il ererv tlay litr Shiloh's Cure, Al 1 T-8 Murphey'i. Several New Members. Since the adjournment of the legislature about one year ago there ive been a few changes made in the roll as follows: Iu Simp on, Covington, Marion and Pearl River, D.

A. Mcintosh succeeds VV. Ellis, resigned on account of le-moval from the district. In Amite and Wilkinson an election has beeu ordered to All the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. W.F.

Love, elected to congress. Iu Clarke and Jasper the successor ot lion. i. A. Woods, appointed Circuit Judge, has not yet been named.

L. S. Heuiphil snceeeds W.F. Stevens of Carrollton, appointed circuit judge- W. H.

Rollins succeeds C. Cooper of DeSoto, deceased. C. Swetman succeeds W. A.

White, of Harrinon, appointed district attorney. G. W. Johnson succeeds P. Z.

Jones ot Lawrence, removed from county. O. L. Williams succeeds A. M.

of Neshoba, appointed chancellor. Dr. W. C. Weathersby succeeds F.

Montgomery, of Coahoma, appointed circuit judge. ehiloh's Cure Will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough anc Itrouchilis. At Murphey'. Rheumatism Quickly Cured, Alter Itavinur beeu confined 10 the house for eleven days and payiug out $35 in doctor bills without betielll, Mr (I'rniik Dolson of ijaull Sle. Marie, wits en ml hv one bolllo.

ol Cliiiiiiberlaiu's i'uin Balm, costing only 1h '-(Hi is. aud has mil since liecu irou hied wilh thai complaint. Sold by 8 Murphey and Hamilton Dangers of the Grip. The tft ptri dimmer Irom Ln Grippe of iu resuliiug iu iin'iiiimuiii. II reasouablo ci.re used, however, and Cbaiiiherlain's Cough Itemed) lakeu all (lunger will bo avoided.

Among thelt'usol thuussuds who have used this reined, for la grippe, wo have yet to learn ol a liugle ease hating result, ml in which shows con oltisrvclv that Ihis roiMlv is it reitnln preventive ot that tfrrad It will effict a pcrtnanvul cure in lest lime than any other treatment. The 25 aud 50 cent aiieei told by 8 Murphov ud llntnillou, For Dyspepsia Ami liver complaint you hy a P'luieil gtmistitee ou every koilleif oliiion'a Viiaiizer. il unvtr CaiUlo cure. Sold by TS Murphey, O. fww- KaiTs Clover Tea.

Mm pliev. A Natural Beautifler. Karl's Clover Hool Tea purillr Hie hliioil nud lieatililli'S the coiliplexinit. Sold by Murphey, All Recommend It. A-k votir physician, your druggie ami ynur I'rienils nbotn 8liiloh's Clirn for They will recom mend it Sold by T.

Murphey. Karl's Clover Root Tea. 1 1 i ti sure cure lor Headache and urrvoiis ili-i'i Nothing relieves so quit kly. Suld bv T. Murphey.

EE mm REFERENCE BOOK- iiiy-tour puces tor men and women wfc: ati. intra vith any form of prlvsu dtaea I'Mfuiiar lo tlialr errors of youtti, dHoaniis, (iiflile troubles, etc, etc. Kdml two S-Cfnt stamps, to py poatsn, t' leading spcolallsts and physicians In miBtry. ua HATHAWAY A 9 Mntonlc Temple ew Orle.li, La OABTOniA. idaiU tlPll Ism k4 CO VIARS' Zmm IXPIRIINOI.

-V A TSADI MARKS, DESIGNS. OOPVRIOHTS e. Aaron, undine Sketch and dncrlpllnn may Qulokly yoirtiln, frM, whether an InTwtloa It probably patentable. Cotnlnunteatton. athctly eoofldntlal.

Oldeet affaitc; foretienriDspatenu In America. We hare a Warning-ton ofltce. Pumim uken tbrwMta lluao Co. rentT Speeua notice In th SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VetatlfuIlT lllnitrated, lament eln-nlaUoB of anr eolHitlOe lourul, WMfcly, tenni t3.lt! a taari JO iu monthi. Specimen eoplra ud Uaub Book on Patkitts Mat tne.

Addree MUNN SSI Brudw.y. Hew York. 1500 SAMPLES WALL PAPER of every description and price. It will be to the interest of all parties wishing wall pajier to call on J. U0LBERG, Represents Chicago and fomwsclty agencies.

ASTKU -'SKVEUAL FAITHFUL men to travel for rcanonaible vat.h. Hulled Inline is Mliniipii. Halnrv S7M, ayahletlA wreklyauil expeliars. I'oallion permanent. Kclrrenur, Eni-lnii dresnod atitnpeil snlvcope.

Tb Nutlnoal, Star Building. Cbicsgo. epU-6m Money to Loan. I have maile arrangements with brokers In New Yrk City tb rough wlmiu I am able to place loam aecursil by a ttrt niortKiK on iiniovii lamia lor live yuan time, payable lu inalsliucats. at tbe rate of lo per ivnt.

interest per sniiuiu. The charge lor stmiravl and inspection mmall and at to expeuu o. the borrower, II you went inunr onto, as the supply ia limited novi-ly corns In at J. II. ECONOMY is what we must loo for these hard times.

The Grand Sale that is now going on at the BOSTON STORE offers yoi the finest opportunity in the world to economize. During this SALEi which will last ONLY TILL MARCH 22, you can lay in your DRY GOODS CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS and MILLINERY at just one-half of what it wouk cost you in a regular way. We cordially extend you an invitation tocoirii in at once and inspect our wonderfully low prices duiing this sale. 0u aim is to make our store-THE Boston STORE--the cheapest and most pop ular store in this part of the state. It will pay to make an extra trip to towj to buy a line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes from us.

We will men tion a few prices of we will give you during this 3o day sale Coata Threads, 3 spools for 10c Extra good men's and ladies' handk'fs 2 for 5c Colored calicoes, nice patterns, per yard only 3c Very best calicoes, per yard only 4Vac Best Vbking as low per yard as 4iac 12 yard of Torchon Lace for loc Yard-wide Sea Island Domestic, per yard only 3c A Picnic in Our Shoe Department. We canjgive you a good men's or ladies' shoe for 75 All our $2.00 shoes for i 25 All our 2.50 shoes for 1 50 AH our 3.00 shoes for 2 00 A fine line of Ladies' Slippers in Tans, Blacks and Ox Bloods in the latest styles, and we will sell them during this sale at a slaughter price. Clothing and Furnishing: Goods. We can hardly explain to you on paper how low we will sell these. We wjil sell ou a good pair of pants, worth $1 fo4 All our $1.50 pants for All our 2.00 pants for All our 2 50 pants for A good child's suit for A good cheviot man's suit for All our $5 men's suits for All our finer goods correspondingly as cheap, 500 men's shirts worth 35c, 40c, 50c, your choice A have a fine lino of shirts very cheap.

In Millinery We can give you very fine trimmed hats, with fine ribbons and flowers, the very latest styles for only A good Sailor Hat in all colors for only i Don miss this sale. Don't wait until your neighbor has picked ove the stock. Come early. A waiting your early call, we are your friends for very cheap prices and good goods. THE BOSTON STORE FRANK ZAG0R, Props One door north of th bank, Macon.

B. Jl ii tinwi wai Crew pen re iv P. kwi, Ifcrtl.