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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
RonEHT y MAYNARD,
81 HALEY Dldg
SEATTLE y Asii

RoHERT = MAYNARD.
81 HALEY Dldg
sEATrl.E " 9H..e,,,.,
A COUNTRY fOME N TOWN,
planted IN fruit and vsHstabies Corn
f0ftAhie house % seven ruurna. only
three blocks from Efsfnant- Ballard
car iins frics = e, "a Shleh 's .i,'as
uaixhtarhooa. and 10 well worth
ioekiuR into bY anyone wanting a
nice home. where eveff thing 10 ready
for ono 20 Eathss ones own fruit and
veNetn hlrn fhia season.
ROBERT = MAYNAf1D.
as bailey Atdg
SEATTLE. wash
MUST BE SOLD.
OWuer compelled % leave. tnairucts
me- to sell his beautiful ts.aerc farm;
ali cleared. no afumpa. picket fence
around and crU4Hs fenced fnodsrn
tenarnau house, with poreslaln la IN :
fine orchard. splendid soil. Twins
stream - water the Year round A.
making place. and you can have u
for the exceptionally low figure OF
a LAWRENCE.
ssSts Second avenue. Near Madison.
Ph1nea-Oreen issi. A tbsl.
HoMEsrEAps In Eastern washinE.
ter u1 es pr9gessa a ' W. Msin
For Sale-Timber Lands
--~s~-----~~---~---~--- --~-~-s-~s----~~~-~--~>~-
HOMESTEAD prairie. railroad through
land, irrigation ditch built within sue
haif mile relinguis -. ..
". brown. Cruiser. as Pacific blk.
.----=--=---a-----
Fer ssle-F,esi E...s.
n. NJ PALMER,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
SEE THIS LOT BEFoRE You
BUILD.
tsoo- Easy terms. elegant view Lake
Washington. close 20 car and all ~.
loan on monthly payments the
money to build your house.
81 go handles a nice house. new nndgfn
mentH.
500 cash and balance at 9 per cent
buys two houses and flua lot for
81. 90 less than actual value.
r. NJ. PALMER.
Room 1 Colonial blk.
~. Il. cor End and Columbia
---z--s=----------------------
+. NJ. JORDAN, COLONIAL BLOCK.
Northeast corner Second ave. and Co
lumhia ct. Entrance Columbia ~.
81 600
Three fine s0Hieo lots In Georgetown,
near the bicycle park and on the car
line.
so 90 go an Acre
4 to 10 acre tracts. good soil, level
land, south OF city. overlooking the
sound, good pianked road 70 the
city. easy terms.
ii 100
New, completely modern Groom house
on aaxig corner lot, 9th avenue aud
Eaat Marion street. honse OF best
buiId and finish. first-ciasR nickel
aud enamel plum bling. lot nicely i'm
proved. all street improvements In
and paid; blocks from school, 2
blocks from car
n. NJ. JORDAN.
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A BIG STRIKE

5 per cent discount on every dollar
YOU spend win be paid tnot with
us). Call and investigate. 2os-l0
A. W. Denny bldg, 1914 End.
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fszsaaks ROOM house. 10 cash.
8 8sA-t room house. - cash.
g. aua7-Fnsui house. 10 trade.
d ssa= Z. room modern. t1ne cash.
4 60 room modern. terms
! 100 room modern. 30 cash
g. SOL lots. Z houses. Terms.
fsafa for fit0. your nWu terms.
Farfn 70 trade for city igfH.
fssufninR houafH. very cheap.
FIaa farm for sale on easy terms.
- O. NEna q co,
81 GzT-1zV Arcade Bldg.
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CONFER ON HOSPITAL MATTER

The Charities Organization So
ciety. Mayor Ballinger and other city
officials and several citizens inter-
ested In tho movement 10 establish
an emergency hospital held a con-
ference yesterday afternoon. Tho
scheme was talked over at length.
but owing 10 the complicated status
OF the situation no definite plan was
agreed upon other than that con-
certed action should be taken.
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RELEASED

c L. Henderson. who was arrested
recently on a complaint filed by the
American biscuit company Of this
city. charging him with emhezzlement
Of SlO0 is not a free man. The Biscuit
company has withdrawn the charge
and consented TO give him another
show According 20 his statement he
used the money for travelling expenses
and did not intend 10 keep IL.
Henderson was released from ths
city jaii this morning.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
We are prepared TO buy or sell any
business. no matter how large " may
6 ss H Ne, ns s,s sps s1s1 s ef nc.
ton, but All business chances Of all
kinds-tsoaEing Houses. grucerisa.
Drug Stores, Restaurants. butcher
Shops, Balloons. II you have leEiti-
mate proposition and need partner,
or " you want 70 cell, call on va and
give particulars. II not convenient
TO call. telephone or drop uH n line.
aud We viii send one Of our men TO
NATIONAL bond a REALTY CO.
Tel, Main tTT7 Ind, istS
tib Oriental Block
oRoCERY-Audw We are 40 sure It's a
good thing. we can offer u to you
at a small cash payment and the
balance weekly payments. Location
good rent low. Might exchange. In
MUST DO sold this week; owner go
ing East. it's n good Investment.
paving ~ per cent. or It's n nice
home. s-rOom house, city water.
FAM sRs 'r %si es Cooked f' ana m ssrs
good buildings. . minutes walk from
terms. For these and 90 others for
aaio or exchange. call ON
RAINIER REALTY CO,
81 Globe blk. cor. Madison e ist.
WILL TRADE"
Taking n good RuuminR House OF un-
encountered Lots worth 81 in for
equity % that amount IN two fine,
auhntnntial buildings containing =
rooms Lot i0nxi01 Well situated.
Look NJ photos In our office. Go
with ua, see property.
CHARLES goMERS q CO.
Both Phones SO.
Second ave and Marion II.
ron sAI.E-ROOMING HOUSES.
tg75-RoominE house, rooms. well
Furnished. on LIST ave. n rooms al
ways occupied. Rent rs,
q. apo-is rooms, - furnished. better
than ninc-tenths Of the rooming
houses IN the city. within easy walk
]. n. RICH.
bii Washington blk. Main $50
6-RooMED modern cottage, small
payments, good location. Snap. own
or. Main 1861, Red 3.
FOR sALE-LodRtng house. II newly
paperod rooms all full, good toen-
sfuu huntuaun nNntaF lholt- lat ava.
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A BARGAIN. II sold quickly, Gsfootn
house. t0 a. lot. 10Th near mHdlshHs
puHHchniou Immediately. Phone, MHin
8H1i
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- LARGE HouHEg'
May be erected and BOLD QUICKLY
al GOOD PROFIT. on "a fine big lut.
Two street ffontagea, ~ feet htftsttn
finished. Situation unsurpassed. Con-
Venient CLOSE 10 hAbiB0N aud
EAST UNION CAn ItNEH Worth
81 Go LOOK. fNNERTt9ATE. Make
OFFER. MUTT SELL. co
Both rhunea CO.
Second ave. and Marion -
9. go -sROOM house la Georgetown.
LOT t'Hlp1 a. to an alley. close u car
line Easy terms.
8. so- s-room house IN Georgetown. on
corner lot sanle1. close 90 car liue.
nay ''" n RICH
81 Washington blk. Main b5s
BOOMING HOUSE 81 ten rooms on
Ard avenue Fine location. WIN be
sold cheap Must be sold at ouee 70
rinse Entate Gail az Room - Halter
bldg
ron SALE 500. E.room house, tot 81
~ I'M Cheh. balance easy. HfuNus.
- Oriental Blk
100 House. B rooms. % down and az
month. Phones Main lhai. Red 3.
1..~~-.-bY slnsss chsnss.
7-ROoM modern house. aud a fine
small tract u land. fiEht on car
tine. in Fremont. this ~ a fine place.
price q 90. on terms
tsfuum cottage and basement, lots
sad fine garden. this ia a bargain
faam house. ana = lots. fnc view.
close tn car tine & - on terms
TAftMENH E&tIIAEGE.
GO Oriental Hi llDiNas
f7po-ls ROOMS. finely furnished. God
brick. aiI outside rooms reasonable
rent we'll located. rooms FUN at sood
priesa easy terms
s go Nos, beautiful corner In city.
on nrrt hiu. very bsst location fer
ar apartment house.
30 tu}s a swell broom modern cot
tags out Madison. Nth good yisw. On
easy terms.
STEWART. STEWART 8 Co.
hoom 70. Union Block. III First ave
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NIcnoLs. nAYs . N1cnola.

NICHOLS. HAYS a NICHOLS.
rs Walker bldg. cor. End q University,
s. .ess=9 acres. IN miles from good
town. rich bottom land. 10 acres
clear and 70 more slaAhed 7-room
piastered house. barn.
81 .No-l1e acres. = mile from station
and poNtuffice. 10 acres clear. email
orchard. Groom house. barn saxioc.
stock on place can be bought rea-
g. st0-f1 acres. ~. miles from town on
good county road. rich bottom land
- acres under cultivation. orchard.
good buildings
r'boo-i9 asres. - acres clear; one
millian feet - fir and cedar on bal
ance fine stream 81 water through
place. new Broom house. barn soxle.
- ACRES IMPROVED"
PRICE HEpuCED-2iA miles from
Navy Yard: one mile from water
Productive Orchard, Garden. Good
House. Ready for living and TO pro-
duce n living. owner agrees We shali
cell for isso Come examine. BUY.
Take POSSESSION. Enjoy the traits
Of your possessions.
cITAHIEs soMERs 4 CO.
Both Phones glz,
Second ave. and Marion 1T.
THE OPENING SALE OF THE
OHRIEN t-ACRE TRACTS BE.
D. AGENTS LEAVE FOR THr.
LAND on THE 3 A. NJ. AND y.
81 fSTERuRBAN TRAINS. FIVE
ACRES OF CHOICE LAND FOR
sZfd CONF AND SELECT EARLY.
sLETTENGRES a AREFIL,
= ROCKWELL BLOCK.
START RIGHT
Now on n home. For f100 7 will sell
acres fine land. level and easily
cleared close 90 car. school and
store. good road. quick ride 10 town
so cash balance eaHy
cHAg Y. ADAMS
si9ih ist ave. 40 Starr Boyd bldg.
BEST AND CHEApEsT.
Those large five-Hcre tracts are beau
tifuiiV located near car and on one
~ the finest roads TO the city. You
had better look this up before buy
a H NICHOLS.
COS Pioneer bldg.
ACTUALLY CHEAP
gs00-4 acres fine soil. In fine neigh
b0rhood, close 70 electric car. schools
and store. This In easily cleared
with quick ride 10 city. Reasonable
cHAa. y. ADAMS.
elgh LIST ave. % StArr-Hoyd bldg.
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MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
Pioneer Building. Phones Main 80
ACnE TRACTS AND BUBUnRAS
MOO CASH. rks VINO MNosrHr,Y pay
MENTH. HOUSES. J TO Rooms
TRACTS FROM ONE To TEN
ACRES. select nsiEhborhnod. fine
water. view 20 match the poets
dream. Mature IL Grandnr than
Art" Good car service. YOUR
CHOICE as 90 location. York Co
iunhia. Ballard. Green Lake BriEh-
ton Beach. Rainier Reach. East Ae.
For particulars call at office. or see
MifTIfAf REALTY COMPANY.
Pioneer Building. Phones. Main tss
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Smart clothes. Herald, ls2s "a. zee
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GROOM house In Ballard, worth Zoo.
VIII sell for 81 au ....
HoOM 28a EftLEH BUILDING
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a War rNsenen
Lodging Heusss-Fer Gale

IouHtHN fohaca-fof uato
SPECIAL GOOD nuYa
IS Rooma very beat location.
Price. ta2oo
y Rooms. transient Price. s.. go.
10 Rooms. central location. Price. taa
Rooms. Eood location Price. $50
q Rooms. centrally located.
Price. $1,000,
We have a fine list of hotels and iodE.
inE houses CAN aud see ua.
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room 50 Union block.
us First avenue.
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Births

Births
R~~-~--~--ss-~--i---->S-- >----~-~->-s---~s>~
60 AIR. and Mrs. J. Strand. a
20 Mr. and Mrs. ANel Larsen.
b. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. ffoi-
- ~ hnN
Born 10 Nlr and Mrs Tony Lem
bardini Etrl.
Born 10 MI. and Mrs. Abe Blondeau.
a girl
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READ OVER THIS SELECTION OF
HOMES.
Au0=A brand new modern home on
broadway. near High school
8. u4p rive room modern cottage On
18th avenue. near Madison street
: .tpQeN lKefuum modern cottage on
IahrYirW avenue.
o. AVIAN clrhtsruum modern residence
on 18th avenue. north ~ MnhlHuHs
81 30 An oiaht-ruom hVnutliul homo
on 10Th near East Mercer street
81 100 liVTarpum modern cottage IN
Hantnn liill addition, near Madison
/ au1 a nice home ou tith avenue
north ~ Madison street
g. il0aAn eirhtsfuam tplcndld home IN
broadway district
q zbnM fiVssfuufu new UottnFD on htht
north ~ Madison street
81 ta0=A uineeruom fine home Ia West
Seattle. extra large grounds
TWO VACANT LOT HNAi'H
Lot on ". y. corner u Harrison ana
18th avenue.
Lot Oh 18th. between Mercer and He-
publican ntreetH.
HAMaFY 4 HATTIE,
$40 NEW YORK BLOCK.
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Raj r.ts,s-cen,Inusd

ron HAI.it bfu6msd house, ou bench
foot Of John street. cheap fur cash.
Corey. phone Ind A 1883
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Death.


seta Russner. n Providence hospl-
TAI; cudolarditls-
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FURNISHED HOUSES ron SALE.
Lodging houses are cheaper today by
20 per cent than they we're one
month aEa and are cheaper by -
per cent than they will be "a month
from now. We haNa several extra
good buys ranging IN price from
$50 20 81 co. Ne can sell You FUR
nishod house of II rooms, near SIN
aud James. rent IS for ta0. and TO
think Ii to be NJ will loan Yuu $500
20 buy this and let yea pay ua 80
month II YOU want a home where
you can be within blocks Of Second
and Columbia and rent z rooms for
more than your rent. We have a bar
as ORIENTAL BLOCK.
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MONEY TO LOAN on diRmandA
Rooms f9f-1zs-Azz Lumber Exchange.
All business confidential
----------. --------------.-
WANTED 81. aaa % 20 invest In sec.
oud-hand furniture. Mfk LIST ave
Phones-Maih Essi. Ind. X iu5.
MONEY
To salaried employees and wage earn
rrH-Nou Ret our system OF loans
that sets you cut OF debt, any lady
or gentleman. clerk. bookkeeper.
salesman. traiuman, machiuistE. en-
Einccr. etc. having reliable employ
Tnent can get. Just ON his note.
Monthly y Mon. Wlly,
tiO0-Returr % Us 80 es or Sc q or g. &
! bA-R Return TO Us l8a3 or is or 3 &
s 3,-Rcturn 20 ua 6ed or as or ca
4 E-Rcturn 10 "a 100 or % or y
Easiest terms. lowest rates. confI-
Dental: no inquiries. quick service.
courteous treatment The Star Loan
Co. 81 Union block.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
Election Officers.

The Board of election commits
sioners at meeting last Monday,
appointed the following officers to
hold the special election for Dis
trict Attorney. August %. The
first named at each precinct is
custodian of the ballot; the first
three names are managers. and the
last named is the peace officer:
Smithviile-D Mckinney, t J Francis, w
Cox's-J NJ Stafford. Barney Sullivan NJ
Williams store Geo d Pickle. J IT Risgan.
Hstley-T r Fears, Jim Vaughn. Dallas
Amory--D SGregory. Snow, johnson,
A,hens-w West. W BURNETT, Thomps
Diiworth. Walter smith
Quincy L Wood, A .Easter.::N Tubb. A Il
iickes-s stuckey. j c Beard H Pickle
Sr, ID q Nethery.
Norman springs-Js Barton, d Brunson,
Grubb sprins.-w o Smith. c H Werner.
Thoman Young, Will Collins,
LasSsy@aa Ware. R YGrace WI KOlb,
Darracott-M H Stephens Jr X Duke.
Darracott Will Lloyd.
Auldon-Dick Vaughn. b Anderson. Jack
Evans, A Cain
8ibson-W Roberds. j W Patterson. j K
Murphy. c Brock.
south Aberdeen-Geo w Bowen. r ID Daniel
Tom Holems, Jack Coleman,
North Aberdeep-W Webb, j Will Adams,
J ) Henley. ) Sommerford.
Wiilis-H ; Baker. W Fuller. W Word,
Gust. Stineford
Confer Grove-Ed Cunningham. II j T Jump
err. 4 c Chambliss, II Bigsers.
Boyd W Roberts. NJ q Rulings, Cason.
d Roberts.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
Coufede. ale Veterans Re
Union.

The closing day of the Conf. I'd
crate \ eteraus' Eeunion here, last
Friday. Vas the most interesting
OF lhe week, aud will long be re-
embered by our people as veil
Is by the thousands of visitors who
graced the occasion by their pres
sncs. The grand parade WAS form
Ell a. the Confederate monument
near the United States court build
ing, in the order of the Oxford
military oaud, K. T.. l. e Gu. prer
Daughters of the Con ederscy Con
tederate Veterans. Sponsors and
Maids of Honor, Sons 81 Nrierrn-,
the Henry Light Guards, West
Point kitir m.n, imnrv Ri al
In regulation uniform and equip
nlent, and citizens generally III j.
long procession u.arch-d 20 tie
COO Lty court houss ha;i-probas ~
the largest IN the State VIE r. L.
many were seated as could be n,-
commodaied. v lille the ,.isles. H. |
ways lt,d ya-d below ssrr pack d
by au immense thrcug who wee
unable to witness or participate in
the proceedings TIE session Was
presided over by Gen-sai Eob-lt
Lowry con nandiuc the Division,
and a large amount OK business ID
cidrnt to such cony.nfious was
disposed Of.
The absence OK General Sisphe n
y. Lee, Commander-in- Chief Of
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF THE +. h. GREEN MILLINERY
COMPANY.

l.
/. Be it known that F. X. Green, C. j.
Trapp,:E F. Lusky. j. A. Mayfield aud
their associates are hereby constituted
body corporate under the name of +. X.
Green Millinery Company and shall have
succession for period of fifty years
,. The domicile of the corporation
shall be at Amory, Mississippi.
;. That said corporation Is created for
the purpose of carrying on a Millinery
Business and also general Mercantile
business at uAmory, and at such other
.laces III said state az said corporation
may hereafter determine upon, or desire
To carry on said business, or to establish
branches thereof.
4. The capital stock of the corpora
ton shall be two Thousand dollars (20O0l,
devided into shares of the par value of
dfty dollars $50 00l each. which capital
stock may be increased at the discretion
IF the stock holders to twenty THOUSAND
dollars 100000 0O); the stock holders
IN ay also III the amount of capital stock
that shall be paid in before business IL
b gun.
). The corporation shall have full
power to acquire, hold, sell and mortsgs
spch real estate and personal property
may be deemed necessary prortabl
iii the legitimate conduct AID manage
ment IF said corporate business, and not
Ia violation of law; may determine the
manner of calling meetings, the number
of shares that shall entitle member to
vote, the mode of voting by proxy; may
elect all necessary officers and prescribe
their duties aud hx their compensation
and term of Office; may sue and be sued,
and prosecute aud be prosecuted to lud-
cement and satisfaction before any court;
may have corporate seal; may contract
and be contracted with within tbs limits
of its corporate powers; may borrow and
lend money and secure payment of the
same, well a. any other indebtedness,
by mortgage or other may issue bonds
al d secure them in the same way, aud
may hypothecate its franchise. and make
ali necessary bylaws not contrary to
q No stock holder of said Company
shall b., ia anyway personally liable for
the debts "f said corporation beyond the
amount of his unpaid subscription TO
said capital stock.
=. All subscriptions to said capital
stock shall be paid for in cash proper
ty-
). The corporation may be liquidated
aud it's affairs wound up at any time,
after due notice to all the stock holders,
provided majority in number and
amount of stock of the stock elders shall
vote therefor.
> The corporation shall have and
enjoy generally, all the rig hts, priviles ss,
immunities and powers conferred
private corporations bv chapter p Of
the annotated code 1892 aud anne ndm~i t.
thereto.
10 The first meeting of the stock
holders of this corporrtlon may be he'll
on cali of a ma prity Of the stnckho Id
er= without publ cation If notice
III This charter shall take effect up
on Its appro val by the Governor
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
Congressman Gambler Fee
nom In ated.

We are in receipt. through the
courtesy Of Chairman J. NJ Boone
and Secretary W j. Lamb, of
the proceedings II the First Dis
trict Congressional Executive
Committee at Coriuth On the Sth
inst, The object o. the meeting
was 10 declare the Democratic
nomination OF Hen. l.. ). Gambler
Jr. for reelection ~ Congress.
which was the duty of tue Com
mittoe as provided 10y law, the
time tor opposing candidates to
announce themselves having ex
pred without another entry, hence
the committee legally declared
Mr C4ndIer the party nominee
without opposition
TIE absence Of competitor aud
the unanimity Of the sentiment in
favor 81 Mr.. Gambler. j. Il meriied
tribute to tine excellence of hi-
service during .the last three
terms, and we may De assured that
his future career will justify he
confidence MS constituents have
rsposed IA him
Similar uomiuatians nave been
made this week n the CAGES oil
Congressman " ) HILL and B. q
Humphreys
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12

Notirs J. hereby given that by virtue Of Q
writ of election issued bv His Eycaliency Jas.
h aai of Nj SipDi.
Soeci st he b Id at IA f-lectEa2
TUESDAY, .UG1 IT D. ID -
- el,,-t Dir fficf AsIoF. ~ II fos ne First
Judic4a District II said q, .4sI be va
cancy caused by the death of Hon j. ~ Bar
of all order of The Raeri of Supervisors Of
Monroe County special election will be held
at all the election precincts IN the kif-' per
visors District of said county thu : nj day
of August 1874 10 elect a Justice ct ria Peace
of said District 10 ill the vacancy csLsod BY
the resignation of L. Hawkins.
Witness our hands this the LIST day of Aagust,
1904.
c. L TURB
l.. W. LOWE.
ID. A. BEERS.
Election Commas ons.
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Democratic Executive C)h-
mfttee.

The Monroe county Democratic
Executive Committee il hereby
called 20 meet at the court house
in Aberdeen. on Saturday August
20, 1904. for consideration OF i'm
portaut business. A full atten-
dance Is desired.
w. q. SYKES, Chairman
l. " Lowe, Secretary.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
MARRIED.

Mr.. Msusah II. Stephens and
Miss Lois Brooks were married at
t e residence of Mr.. Frank w.
Moore, Bintord. Mics "wednesday
evening the 4th inst. Rev. Mr..
Kemp officiating Mr.. Stephens
is . popular and energetic young
man Of Aberdeen and Miss Brooks
is an accomplished young lady of
Columbus. The Weekly wishes
them a prosperous and happy long
life.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12

Notwithstanding all that has
been SAID about the sinking of the
steamer Knight Commander, q
British ship with an American
cargo, by the Russians few y ee as
ago, the Russian prize court It
NisdiYostok has declared the ves-
sci and cargo Il lawful prize. The
subject may he brought up later
and thoroughly Investigated by
the English anu American gov
ernu enis. as a valuation of prob
ably more ;han two million dollars
Is involved.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12

A heavy. soaking rain fell here
Tuesday evening, in addition TO
numerous recent showers. We
are hsying entirely too.much fall
ing wsat her fer the good of the
cotton crop. and mucn anxiety is
telt es 10 tue outcome Of the
seasOD.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12

Nolice IL b reby given that Examinations for
Teachers will bee held in tie public school
buildings. in the city of Aberdeen follows:
FOR WHITE TEACHERS.
First Examination, Friday aud Saturday,
September I'd and 3rd. 1914.
Second Examination, Friday and Saturday
September 18TH aud 18th. 1904.
FOR COLORED TEACHERS.
First Examinations Friday and Saturday.
September 9Th aud 10th, 1904.
Second Examination, Friday and Saturday.
September 23d and 2Ith, 1894
Teacher requested to provide themselves
with pens and ink, but no paper, a. appropri-
ately printed examination paper will be fur
nished them at the examination room. Exam
nations will begin promptly at O'Clock am.
Respectfully,
4. I. DAVENPORT
Superin tsndent Education Monroe County.
July l4Ot-it
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-08-12

Miss Annie Williams aud Mr.
Miles Barnett were married at the
residence OF Rev. y f. Cunning
ham, this city, on the 9th inst.
The Weekly joins Id Wishing THE
popular and worthy coupls long
life Of happiness.