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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
Drobne ECha.

okresie SWAT Wielkanoc~
nych Wiel. KS. c. Toma~
szewski. zmuszony prosbami
~zycz]iwych, dial sic nam6w'c
do Observation-Disclosures Cd
poczynku i wyjechal ma MAJ
}e wakacye do krewnych
(stryj6w) swoich do m'asta
St. Louis w Missouri. Ucze-
stniczyt tam bedzie W uro~
czystoSci familijnei dalac
Stub swojej siostrzenicy,, COR
'ce swojego stryla. pana J..
NJ. Tomaszewskiego, "a
mieszkalego oddawna W St.
Louis.
WIEL. x DIR. JOZEF
BIELA. proboszcz para6i
polskie) W Poniatowski, Wis.,
zrezygnowal pred kilku
dniami Z tejae para6i i pray
jat obowiazki asystenta prey
para6l sw. Jacka W La Sale,
Ill.
MANISTEE. Mich.
Umarl tn W szpitalu S. p.
ks. Bogacki, Nieboszczyk
by} dlugoletnim proboszczem
w Posen. Mich.
GREEN BAY, Wis,
r.. Kwietnia. - Piotr Gusz-
la6ski. 14-letni ch|opak z
Pioe Grove. umarl tn wczo-
raj ma wsciekl'zne. Zycie
swe zakohczyl W strasznych
cierpieniach szarpiac swe
cialo ] gryzac rece.
Guszlahski zostal pokasany
przez wsciektego psa bljsko
trey miesiace temu. Rany zu-
peloie sic zsgohy Mkt ME
przypuszczaF, re ch'opak pad-
ME o6ara wsciekEzny. w
$rode zachorowal nagle, Okla
zujac symphony wcdostrstu.
Umieszczono 60 W tutejszym
szpitalu. gdzie dis rano zy-
czie zakohczyl.
N CITY. - KS.
Biskup Fink przysiai nam
niedawno polskiego kap}ana,
kt6ry wysIucha| mas spo~
wiedzi i take zezwoli} ma
budowe nowego polskiego
koSciola.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -
J6zef Siomkowski. napadany
osobiscie W tutejszei gazecie
>, Przyjaciel Ludu," wyja'
warranty ma wydawcei re-
daktora tegoz pisma, Up.
Wendt. Oskarzonych posta-
wiono pod kaucya $500 kaz~
diego isprawe oddano do sadu
przysieg'ych.
PAN T. W
Cleveland, O., odebra' dobr9
nowine z Washington. re
dzieki w~p}ywowi kongres~
mana Burton nasz Kodak Mar
Gin Ncwak otrzymal range
podporucznika W regularnej
armii Stan6w Z,edn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

AMERYkA
ZAPOWlEDZIANA ma rok
1900 wystawa wszechswiatowa W
St. Louis zosta}a od}ozona M rok.
TAX samo by}o i z wystawa chica-
goska. kt6ra plerwotnie mia}a sig
odbyG W roku 1902. w kazdym ra.
zie lepiej odlozyt l PREY otwarciu
dat wszystko W komplecie, n'z
tax iak to zroblono " Buffalo, o.
tworzyG W czasie zapowiedzianym
i pracowaG mad wykohczeniem jesz-
cze diva miesiace.
OIL
Ma FILIPINACH rozszerza
sic coraz wiecej cholera, W Manila
by{o 1S9 chorych z tych 40 lunar"
10, a " Bulacan pojawl}o sic 81
wypadk6w cholery. Zachodzi We'll
ka Ottawa, re zaraza bedzie sic co"
raz wiecej rozszerza}a, chociaz Rad
dok1ada wszelkich stsra1, ably. jaa
~zniszczyG.
NEW YORK - IL Kwiet. -
Ma %pok}adzie okretu Deutschland
inii Hamburgsko- Amerykanskiej,
p~owr6cl}a do ojczyzny parma Ellen
NJ. Stone. o kt6ra Amerykanie mie~
Ii lyle strachu, re z%ostanie pre-
bandkt6w zamordowana
Co.
NEW YORK. - Prawie
wszyscy pasazerowie okretu ,,Li-
guria", kt6ry odp}ynat do Genui
10 Eeapolu, 50 katolikami, uda~
jacymi sig do Rzymu na uroczysto-
sci z okazyi jubileuszu papieskiego.
Ma czele tel amerykanskiej piel-
srzymki stoi biskup Nc Doweli.
WILLIAM J BRYAN pc
dobno postanowii ubiegat sic o do
mok1atyczna uominacya ma guber-
natora Nebraska:
KOMPANIA amerykahskich
kapitalist6w naby}a prawo eksplao'
towania W Ameryce wynalezionego
przez Marconiego sposobu telegra.
fowania bez drpt6w.
Tytu}em ceny kupua zap}aco~
no got6wka przesz}o sze$c milo.
now dolar6w.
ZYDZl nowoyorscy zebrali
k,lkaset dolar6w i wys}ali do Cali
cyl l9-letniego Szulima Schnura.
Rodzice Szul:ma siedza W wlezle::
n,u pod zarzutem, re zamordowa'
Ii syna. .s
w HARTFORD, Mass, wy
brany zosta} robotniczy kandydat
Ignacy Sullivan majorem miasta.
Jestto czwarte MAST, kt6re wy
biera socyaliste majorem. Poprzed-
MO wybrano socyalist6w Eajorami
W mlastach Ansonis, Conn.,, Bird
gepoat, Conn.,, i San Francisco,
Cal.
PAkAC bogaoza, jak r6wn,e1
chata biedaka nawicdzane bywaj4
pre-. owyoh niemy}ych gosci. jsko
tn. reumatvxm, b6l xeb6w. nieural-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

I pOlShAe1 ezAO1y AS A1cAOuAA0J
stronle miasta -w dniu 8 Kwiet~
MA b. r. i Is Kwietnla b. r.
OSTRZEZENIE
przeciw pozarom la
SOW i preryi.
Biuro komisarza stanowych la
sow, 81 Marca 1901. = Rozdzial
1876 praw generalnych Stanu Min
nesota ma r. 1895 (akt z 10 Kwiet-
MAY ustanawia superwizor6w gmin,
ajor6w Mast i prezydent6w rad
wiejskich, str6zami ogniowymi. Gdy
sig lasy pala, maja oni iSG gasic i
ogieh kontrolowaG, a W razie po-
trzeby przywo}ywac do pomocy
kazdego przesz{o 10 lat liczacego
mezczyzne. Potem W ciagu jednego
tygodnia powinni dac rapport o ia
kim pozarze. Komisarz ogniowy
powinien wygotowac i podpisaG
abstract Oak niniejszy) kar pod
rzeczonym prawem i jest obowiaz-
klein komisarzy powiatowych ka-
zac publikowac rzeczony abstrakt
przynajmniej W trzech wydaniach
organu urzedowego W odnosnych
p%owiatach, co rok, miedzy Is
Kwietnia a l Listopada, to W ca
{osci.
Pod rzeczonym prawem pod
pada karze ME wyzej $500 Tub uwie-
zieniu W wiezieniu stanowem ME
ponad lat 10, albo jedno i ma dru-
gle:
Kazdy co podpali las Tub pre-
rya albo inny palny materya}, przy-
czem zniszczona zostaje w}asnosc
innego lub zycie ~postradane.
Nastepujacy podpadaja karze
ME ponad 800 Tub uwiezieniu ME
ponad 3 miesiace.
Kazda osoba wzbraniajaca sic,
bez powodu pomagac str6zom PREY
gaszeniu pozar6w las6w Tub preryj.
Kazdy str6z ogniowy, zanied:
bujacy wype}niac swoje obowiazki.
Kazdy co ~umyslnie, Tub przez
n1edbalstwo pod}ozy ogien, lub
spowoduje zapalenie sic las6w,
preryj lub innego palnego materya-
lu, powodujac przez to strate ola
innego.
Kazdy co W niebezpieczny
spos6b obchodzi sic z ogniem W
poblizu las6w i zostawi 60 nieuga-
szonym lub udzial W tenn bierze.
Kazdy CODY uzy} innych jak
niepalnych rzeczy do gaszenia ognia
lub ni6sl nieoslonieta pochodnia W
|poblizu lasu.
Kazdy, kto zniszczy Tub usunie
jaki plakat ostrzegajacy W mysl po-
wyzej wymienionego aktu.
Kazda Kompania kolejowa,
kt6ra ME opatrzyfa swoich lokomo-
tyw powstrzymaczem iskier Tub ME
wykonuje swojego prawa jazdy "
odleglosci 100 stop cd palnego ma
terya}u.
Nastepujscy podpadaja karze
ME mniej jak s5,nie wiecej jak $50.
Kazdy urzednik kolejowy CO
swawolnie przekracza ~zastrzezenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
ma r,

PAkAC bogaoxa, jak r6wn,e1
chata biedaka nawicdxane bywsj4
pre-. owyoh niemy}ych godci. jsko
to-: reumatyzm, boil zeb6w, nieural~
gle it'd. ,,Kotwiosny'' Pain Expel.
Ter R,chtera, zlatwodoia tyoh. ma
tret6w M oztery w,atry rozayla.
Cena IS / 80 osnt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

MANlTOWOC, Wis -
Stanislaw Kic zostai tn are
sztowany ma napasti pob'cie
]. Wachowicza. Kilka dni
temu. 20 letni Kic pojal sobie
as letnia malzonke. Z powodu
tel uroczystosci Wacho~icz
wras ; innymi wyprawil inu
serenade. kic uczuwssy sic
tenn mocno obraionyfpodstep-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

MANISTEE. Mich. --
Umarl tn W szpitalu S. p.
ks. Bogacki, Nieboszczyk
by} dlugoletnim proboszczem
w Posen, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

PAN T. OLSZYNSKI "
Cleveland, O., odebra' dobra
nowine Washington. ze
dick, w~p}ywowi kongres-
mana Burton nasz Kodak Mar.
Gin Ncwak otrzymal range
podporucznika W regularnej
armii Stan6w Z,edn.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
0A0T oREAs
-: =: :: ZNl'.4;'zl;S;7z5Is;'
Itnproving Vacation.

During vacation the teachers OF
the Aberdeen school will pursue
courses Of study - follows:
Miss India Flynt. Latin and
English. at tho State University.
Miss Susan Watkins. English at
Harvard University.
Misses Ruth MoDougsl. Ruth
MoFarlane. Lula Stephens and
jamie Reynolds at the Summer
School of tho South. Knoxville,
Tenn.
Prof. NJ. Rose will attend the
National Educational Association
at Chattanooga July lst to 4th.
The remainder Of tho month he
will spend in the Summer school,
Knoxville, and during August
will be engaged in State Institute
work.
The determination of these
teachers to advance the interests
of the children Of shs Aberdeen
school BY devoting their vacations
to self improvsnt il commeDdable
and should be Initiated BY tesohers
everywhere.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Gay S Drug Store.
Notice of Proposal TO Issue
Loan Warrants.

To tho Tax Payers of Monroe County, Aissis-
sippi-
Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of Su-
perviSors of Monroe county Mississippi, al It's
meeting in June. 1872. on Friday june s. 1872.
for the purpose of raising money IN defray the
expenses of the county other than It's judiciary
expenses. and for the purpose Of the erection.
remodeling. enlarglng or repairing Of the county
jail proposes to issue the Loan Warrants OF the
county for the of eight thousand aud five
and one-hundredths dollars said loan
warrants TO be payable January l. 1913. and 10
bear interest at the rate of SIX per cent per
mum. and 70 be issued In all respects IN accord
ance with section SI5. code of IsS2 And tbs
Board viii receive sealed bids for said warrants
mp 70 u O'Clock NJ. of Friday. June 8 ie2-
T. o. JONES.
Clerk Board of Supervisors of Monroe County.
Mississippi May 10. isLe-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
The Mailer Medal.

Five members of the Henry
Light Guard-Sergeant Harry
Isaacson and privates Thomas
Sykes, Ben Holiday. Walter
Leemon and Robert Gettis-lined
mp at the Armory Tuesday night
in . competitive drill in the
Manual, for the Maier Medal.
After a stubborn contest it was
won the second time in succession
by Sergeant Isaacson. It is a
handsome company medal" pre-
sented by Mr.. w. 81. Maier several
months ago and a competitive drill
for its possession is held once each
month. Captain Mcfarland is
very proud of his "boys" and they
are equally devoted to him.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

lectual Junior of the 1. l. & c.,
bears the distinction of President
of the Peyton Literary Society for
the second term of next year, the
vote standing-61 to 10 Miss
Mary, is the first Aberdeen girl
upon whom this honor has been
conferred.
Mrs. j. w. Lee. of Birming-
ham is expected at an early date.
as guest of Mrs. Fl. S. Gilleylen.
Miss Sue Jinkins of Elizabeth
College, Charlotte. North Carolina
and Misses Gertrude Wicks and
Corinne Baskin of Salem Acad my.
Winston. North Carolina. are glad
ly welcomed home to-day.
MIR. Joe Houston of Memphis
was visitor to our city this week
Mr.. Tom Fite of Nashville, is
guest of his sister. Mrs George G.
Paine
Miss Amalie Sykes of the In
dustrial Institute and College, re-
manned over in Column bus for few
days, to attend the Mcfarland
Watson nuptials.
Miss Elise Mcmillan will be
delayed in her homecoming a few
days, by a visit to her friend and
schoolmate. Miss Mary Emma
Taylor, of jackson, Tenn.
The continued illness of Mrs.
Joe Houston is sincerely regretted
by her many friends.
"Owl Hoot." the pictureso ne
country seat of Mr.. Harry Gilmore,
located midway between Quincy
and Greenwood Springs. has an
added attraction in the recent
erection of handsome colonial
residence. Situated on a shady
eminence. surrounded by a wooded
glen, with a crystal spring bub-
bling from the foot of a terraced
hill, it presents an inviting picture
to those who wish to escape, "far
from the madding crowd"
Mr.. Price Ivy of West Point,
a medical student of Vanderbilt
OOiC6C OuAluS suC Ro6t scSSiOu,
was a visitor to our city this week.
Quite q party of the younger
society people will attend the com
mencement exercises of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College
next week.
Misses Frances Louise Lam
and Irene McGill accompanied
Miss Bird Shanklin on visit to
to her home at Hollandale, Miss.
Miss Mariana Lam is on
visit to Mer idian.
"A number of the young ladies
of the Episcopal church will be
ready to entertain their friends
and the public generally, at the at
tractive home Of Mrs. A. E. Acker.
Tuesday. June Sd. from 5 to 10
O'Clock. Ices, cakes and candies
will be for sale, and q pleasant
evening assured for ev eryone.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Debt Growing less.

The city of Aberdeen. yesterday.
paid IS 800 Of ito bonded debt and
10 from year to year causing the
debt to grow less. This payment
was made on tho X. G. NJ. & B.R. H.
bonds and completes cancellation
of one half of the original debt
The splendid financiering of the
city administration is evident when
it is remembered that Aberdeen
has every metropolitan oonvenien-
CO except street cars. Waterworka
she does not need, for impid and
healthful water bubbles up from
hundreds of artesisn wells. The
indebtedness of this city, possibly,
is less than that of any other Of
equal size in the State. and unlike
most towns. Aberdeen does more
than just pay the interest on
what she owes-she pays moatly
principal. Whenever she hes cause
to reissue bonds, they always sell
at q premium-the laet bringing
lO3 in tho home market.
Aberdeen il q town with . firm
bottom, and has as AatterinR .
prospect before her a. any town in
Mississippi. Her tax rate is low
considering the fact that che is
out of debt aud. when
this is accomplished. no CITY will
be able to show a lower rate aud
give more for it than she.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
The
Fountains
Music.

Our Fountain has been started
for the season and the gentle
"sizz" of our lively soda is a mu-
steal sound TO those who have en-
joyed the delicious drinks we
serve. We can't say our Soda is
any better this year than last
it's hard to improve on perfection
but we do know we shall use
the purest and finest materials
that money can buy. and shall
omit no effort that might make
these most delicious beverages
more delicious still.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Don't Start Wrone.

Don't start the summer With HnQoe.
ing cough or cold. We al know vhas Z
summer cold" II. It, the hardeot hind
20 cure. Often IL change On" through ~
entire season. Take q In hand righ6 nov
4 few doses Of One Minute Co0gh O0fu
viii sst yos right. 0are cure for eoughA
colds, croaps gFip. bronehitis, Ill thFoa(
and lung troubles. Aboolueo1y safe. .Aool
q once. Children like T. sOne leiou1G
Cough Oure = ~ bsst ooGGh 0e1istne
ever ussd, says ]. r. DoW3eey 0eoveooo,
n. II. II nevef found a1ytAiag - ~
$500 - sa1sly and quishly."
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Five years ago . disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such . hold Of me
that could scarcely CO." writes Geo. 8.
Marsh, we'll known attorney Of Nocona.
Tex II took quantities Of pepsin and
other medicines, but nothing helped me.
Az drowning man grabs at . straw, !
grabbed at Kodol. felt an improvement
1t once and after . few bottles am sound
and WE'LL" Kodol 10 the only preparation
which exactly reproduces the natural d.
1gsstive juices, and onseqUently = the
Only one which digssts any good food and
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
CAS- ToEEA.
Beam u. H1h Kind w u. Msr ~
''. = NzZ<Z1r

A white penitentiary convict
named Smith. q trusty. escaped
from the Rankin farm Wednesday
by riding of on q pony and not 70
turning in company with tho ami.
NAL. He was one Of the force
worked by Sergeant Mike DillinR-
ham, Of this county. who made an
Intellectual effort to apprehend and
re-capture him.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Election Of City Teachers.

The Board of Trustees of the
City School met Tuesday morning
and elected the following teachers
for the ensuing term:
Prof. N. Rose, Superintendent.
Miss India Flynt. Hall teacher;
Misses Daisy Houghton. jamie
Reynolds, Ruth McDougal. Susie
Watkins, Ruth MoFarlane, Mar
garet Eckford. Lula Stephens and
Mrs. n. o. Stark, teachers of the
several grades.
Miss Ellie O'Connor and the
Misses Sims were elected music
teachers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Notes

Mr.. James l. Atchison of Nev
York City, will join Mrs. Atchisol
here next month and remain dur
ing the heated term as guests o
Mrs. Harry Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Benson mad,
short visit TO the country thi.
week.
Mr.. Frank Sykes has returned
from Mckenzie. Tenn. where hi
has been at school.
Miss Daisy Haughton after a
few days visit in West Point this
week, will spend the summer in
Europe. Her friends wish hel
'bon voyage"
At the McFarland-Watson we'd
ding on June 3rd, Miss Anne Wat.
son will be maid of honor and Miss
Annie Mcfarland first bridesmaid.
Miss Katie Lou Spraggins has
returned from a short though most
pleasant visit to relatives in Stark
vile.
Miss Elise Mcmillan, one of the
brightest and best loved students
of Potter College, Bowling Green,
KY, gave one of the two Recitals
during Commencement week, lead
the Garland Drill in Delsarte and
was class critic of the Ossolian
literary society during the past
session. In a letter recently re-
ceived here from the President and
Faculty of this famous College
the scholarly record and model
department of this gifted young
girl is spoken of in highest praise.
The ''sweet girl graduate" is
abroad in the land once more
Among the number are, Miss
Adelia Elkin of Martin College
Pulaski. Tenn. Miss Corinne
Baskin Of Salem Academy. Win
ston-Salem N. c.. and MissClaude
McQuiston Of the Industrial Insti-
tute and College at Columbus.
MIR. JOIN Gilmore is home
again for a two weeks stay with his
mother and family.
Mrs. Lafayette Haughton is
in West Point, for a months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John
Erwin.
Mrs. Eugenia Burkitt and her
pretty daughter, Miss Sallie Lou,
have returned from an extended
trip to Texas. Their friends are
rejoiced to welcome them and to
know that Mrs. Burkitt's health has
been entirely restored.
Mrs. Walter Patty with her
children Master Walter and little
Nancy have returned to Macon.
Among the arrivals from the
1. l. & G. this week are, Misses
Mary Flynt, Margaret Eckford,
Mary Ella McFarlane, and Claude
and Lallie McQuiston.
The friends of that genial and
popular gentleman Capt. j. NJ.
Parchman, of Jackson, Miss. are
glad to welcome him in Aberdeen
this week.
The Piano Recital by the
pupils of Miss O'Connor, at the
Public School building last Friday
afternoon, was altogether an i'm
promptu affair; though none the
less enjoyable. Az usual much
credit was reflected upon both
teacher and pupils.
Mrs. Charles WEIGH and little
Gladys, arc back again from a
visit with relatives in Dallas, Texas.
-Mina Mary Flvnf. an initial.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

tt the town talk, What 10 Why!
The fne display Of snlaxgments
ON exhibition ct Mol Knights Studio,
it, the first collection Of Art ever
produced in Aberdeen. every pio-
ture made from home psople
whom you al know. No fancy
pictures to ''catch the eye"
Remember / guarantee 10 give
you - fine work . any sample I
show you. Something agents don't
do. So patronise your home
photographer. &.
=. 8. MCHNIo1T.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

will state to my friends and
customers, if you want pictures
made in the next thirty days, you
must come at once and have the
negatives made so as to give me
ample time to finish up the work
l will take my summer vacation
during July. Starting about the
1st and will be absent about four
or FIVE weeks. 1t.
F. s. MCKNI0HT.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

A romance of the Epidemic OF
Seventy eight, short serial writ
ten by Mrs. Alice Dowd Gilleylen.
of this city. begins with this issue
of the Weekly. The scene is laid
in Holly Springs, Miss. and the
story will be read with much in
terest.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

On Monday Ortie Hanna, lad
living on south Meridian street
while gathering berries stuck q
thorn in his eye, seriously pune
turing the ball. 1t is feared the
injury will cause loss of sight
to that member.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The friends of ex-sheriff j. II.
Marshall were pleased to greet him
this week, on a visit from his home
in Coahoma county. He reports
the crop prospects in the bottom
as being more promising than ever
before.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The charter of the Aberdeen
cotton mills awaits the approval
of the Governor. When this has
been obtained, organization and
active steps to get the mill con-
Atruc ted and put in operation will
e taken.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The telephone exchange is in
progress of removal to new quar-
ters in the Rubel building on Me-
ridian street, where the service will
be materially improved.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Garden truckers are doing q
"land Office business" in the sale
of early vegetables at remun erative
prices. New Irish potatoes are In
high favor.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

His many Aberdeen friends were
pleased to meet DIR. A. H. French
of Birmingham, in the city this
week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The shooting tournament at the
fair grounds Thursday afternoon,
occurred too late for report in this
iGGup
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Miss Fannie Walton will return
to her home in the Hamilton
neixhborhood. June LIST. Enroute
she will stop briefly at Egypt and
Aberdeen.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Furnished Rooms Wanted.
Wanted by a refined couple
9 or furnished rooms for house.
keeping. Apply T. at the Weekly
office.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30
Monroe County Democratic Ex.
eCative Committee.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of Monroe county is hereby
called to meet at the court house
in the city of A berdeen, at l o'clock
p. m. Saturday, June IA. 1902. to
transact urgent business that will
come before it. Let every CON-
mitteeman be present.
81. j. B. LAM, Chairman.
Examiner and Argus please copy.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Mr.. j. Nj. Parchman who has
been visiting his family here, left
for Jackson Tuesday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Mr.. w. Fl. Hinson, foreman Of
the Frisco yards at this place, died
of congestion in Memphis last
week. He was a member of the
fraternities of Knights of Pythis,
Odd Fellows and WoOdmen of the
World, and had many friends here
who were grieved to learn of his
sudden death,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Heinz sweet and sour pickle in
barrels beside fine line of bottle
goods olives. preserves and etc.
Phone 70. f. d. Carter & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Hughse' ~ beGes sHave 49, selliag
HagAss' Teeis ber ysass. = = ~ 49,
re9edy Tor eAil1D - Ssves. s1sing eseee11
eoooo Wtoh 90 boo9Do. Ooo0U1 -
val0o6oe Io0o1y.~ 0oo1 ~ Dg1016-
So. 80 o10o boo1loo. 1Su1Gto1 ~
10olNo0u-pBTTDT On. a. Looi0-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

The young people attended an
enjoyable entertainment at the res
idence of Mr.. E. f. Poe Tuesday
evening.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Best Ham and Breakfast Bacon
in the city buy Melrose. Everyone
guaranteed. Phone ~. F. d.
Carter & Go.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

1t only takes 3 doses of GAYS
COUGH SYRUP to stop tina
cough. No cure no pay. (mh2l
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

FISHING TACKLE! FISH
ING TACKLE! New lot just ar
rived at GAYS Drug Store. NIL
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

On Sunday afternoon, one pair
OF rimless eye glasses. Finder
please return to.
F. NJ. LoNaLEY.
May 3O,-tf.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Sec our line Of Toilet soaps,
goodo about half price what you
have beon paying. Phone 70:
+. y. Carter = 90.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-05-30

Gays Drug Store, agent for
WINE CORDUI, BLACK DROUGHT,
&c.