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New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
PARKER MAKING HIMSELF RIDICULOUS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: I find. on reading Judge Parker's speech de-
lvered at Esopus yesterday. that his reply to Judge
Tafts plain statement OF facts regarding the ex-
penditures Of the government in the Philippines Is
a gross and shameful Misrepresentation made ap-
parenty with deliberate intention to deceive and
mislead the public.
"A SOW that is washed will return to her wal
lowing IN the mire.'' is old adage. but It is one
well adapted, not to the Judge worthy OF the re-
spect we su wish to accord to him. but 70 the
Judge whose sense Of right and justice has been
corrupted and in great measure impaired by evil
communication and too close association with un-
scrupuIous political demagogues Of the David B.
Hill type
Judge Parker says OF his imaginary vast sums
expended" that mot a dollar of it will be re-
turned to them" 0he taXpayers) land it Is for
them to determine whether they willing to
have their money expended In support Of such a
policy. II they are, then other islands and other
countries may be added to our possessions, until
their cost Of maintenance compels every worker IN
as well as himself and hts own"
ker expresses is enough TO disgust every intelli-
gent and thoughtful man. and its effect will be that
on November the people Of this country Will snow
party so vast that never again Will Judge Par
ker become factor in American politics.
countries may be added to possessions" are on
par with the fears of woman found crying and
in great agony OF mind lest her infant daughter
when grown 10 womanhood should get married
and have child that would when crawling on the
to death gft INTO the ro on 'e HeF ana Dc burned
Judge Parker's fears as to what will happen to
dent as he certainly will be, are quite as puerile
and senseless as were the fears Of the
Can you not, in a spirit Of Kindness say or do
something awaken in Judge Parkers mind
gence and good of the American people. and
so save him from again maAdns himself ridiculous?
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JEskN0E<A NGslN k(AA4 k. ~. J
Liberty street and south Ferry (time from south
sLIS minutes earlier below.
EASION, BEfHLE&EM, ALLENTOWN AND NACCH
40 800 IS EastoH onIy1 . sundays. z42S
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo $40 a m
BOO p q. Sundays, "A - a m.. Q b. "a
AAhEM0ODs LAkEHI RST. TOMS RIVER. AND
Lakewood and Lakehurst onIy). 500 sundays
ATLANTIC CTTY-'s4O 40 a m. IS. 40 D m
N1NELAND AND BRlDGE1ON-izAO0 a. Et1S0
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
zAO0. S3O. 11S0 a. m, N120 $50. A45. 800 ESQ.,
!loO p m. sunday. except Ocean Grove. 500 a. m
ATLANTIC HLDS SEABRISITT MONMOUTH
BCH., FAST LONG BISANCH-400 $50. II 50 a.
30. 80. 40. 53S ,. sundays o 90 AGO
RIalLADELRHIA (READING TERMISAL)-s425 25.
too t5OO 900 tlOOO. TlL00 a. Tl2GO sl0O.
$780, TOO t3gO. 'AG0 t5OO 10 %. 1850 SS.U0. Sloao
24fH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425 $500 sl0.OO
s1&00 m. 900 t'tOO $500. 200. 70 25 p. m.
'l2 Is md.
30 90 e 90 800 sso6. 800 - Is ''
READING, HARItISBU Rti POFrSVI lille And
W1LLIAMSPORT-i4O 90. zi IS, $500, 1910 O0.0J.
HOO a. Reading Onlyl. I3LOO I'D. TOO p m
Reading Potsville. Harrisburg only. fAu0 1000 p m
ZFrom Liberty Street only. 'Daily fDaily. s1eeps
Sunday. SSuadays only tParlor only. lNia Iane-
xSatu-days- aENcept saturdays
26l 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 5th Av. 25 Union
Square West 153 125th 2T3 West 12Sth St. 21
St.. Brooklyn 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage 70 destination
W G. BESLER c. NJ. BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen MgT. Cen Passr AEen5-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
THE ATTACKS ON MIR. coRTELyoU.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Referring to the criticisms Of Mr.. COrteyou.
which form large part OF the stock in trade OF
''The New-York Times and other Democratic
newspapers. 1t serves to remind one Of the course
pursued by our opponents while Mr.. Hanna had
charge Of the Republican campaigns. four and eight
years ago.
MI CorteiyOu has not yet been the target Of
such villanous attacks as were made upon Mr.
mamma either In cartoons editorial pages and
yet When ne was suffering with that fatal malady
@ anu @aIter ne had passed to the beyond. political
opponents united with his party friends in eXtOlIing
walks of life CSE0T3CsT, W STrf11vtSTNS '
Tampa, Fla Oct. 22 1894
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Exports from Imports TO
cOrgo STATE. Ccngo State
.ls4o03.20s


Thus. in the above four years, the natives
q TIE Congo have. the showing OF the Official
returns Themselves. gathered raw produce C9s per
NsNt india rubber valued a. lss. .003 2Gs francs,
While the total imports have only amounted 10 S.
sdlsH francs. II THAI india rubber-say s37 COO O00
FAC been bought from the natives 81 would have
MADE necessary an import OF European and Amer
soen merchandise OF value Of S3o000000 to pay for
* s'one. But what 90 find? That the total im-
poH into The Congo territories-S0 per cent OF
Nhieh is composed. dissection shows. Of articles
-o more intended for the native rubber producer
srsn ssn Ior The Cherokee Indians-has amounted 10
~ lvN2tHithstanding that the exports have enormous
S-..tlee creased. Notwithstanding the enormous ad-
Es..a decrease IN the population, the imports are
Se~l99nafy or have decreased. Thus. a diminishing
fssstLon ard q diminishing means Of purchase
81 oeen accompanied duTing the last four years
= sreat Increase IN production.
.SttLtt@e figures alone show wherein the policy
e. Alis leopold has applied In the Congo diners
s1si.s VA o. every civilized administration. The
frs seooer which comes from that great coun-
hs,sENsLe The native alone gather II, IS 2ot
tb1s.Sls o9t forced out OF the people by the lash
t1o - -. seventeen thousand regular tr'ys,tS
20 AolsaDd iTresnlaTS employed by the 81
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

tahu,e t, trusts which King Leopold has created and
"a =. Mnose pronts the Congo government shares
70 tns extent OF one-half Is the explanation OF the
reCoLvsIAiS progress which, in the words OF M
orano, t ht tne Belgian Deputy, has been secured for
sae Dsnent OF one person and that persons inn
OF millions OF men @ !. n MOB fl'0A'N
Hon. Secretary Congo Reform, Assoc,a to-, 11,l~
New-YoEk, Oct 20 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
EurlLE ArTAcKs on MR. HIGGINS.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your emotional neghbor. who appears 20
think that sunstrokes in order in the fan. is
causing endless amusement by its efforts 20 estab
lish pipe line connection between TammaEy and
Albany. Its editorial yawps. defensive and other
wise are backed up by biassed news items,
biassed that they approach dangerously near the
yellow" Time and again they report the cold re-
ception OF Mr.. Higgins's name in meetings where
he haa been cbeered and applauded Voc1eTo9sly.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
NEH YORK. kEN Haven q AARIFGAn &. R.

Trains depart Grand Central station. al ST.
BosTGN. via New london and Pr1vidence-t5,o
II 1000. = 1902 a NJ ytllOO. = IO3. ''..S:oV.-
4 500, 90 J:U1. $1,000 ,. N
BOSTON. via WiltmantIc-tss.0O \ ", 200 p. n
BOSTON. Springaeld-f9,UO A. NJ, i. l@CO. -.iO0.
s11.O0 Y. NJ.
FITCH BURG. via Putnam WorcesJer-f'3.Oo p. "
LAKEVILLE ana NORFOI-k-f'9-IJ r. NJ. 5'3.25 F. ".
CT. HARRINGTON, STOCkBRIDGE. LEMON. PITTS
FIELD-+5.00. f'9.1J A NJ. Sis T'3.@5 p. "
WATERBURY and WINSTED-f5;0e $500. f's0O.
t'1O:O2. Ssl0O2 ito Waterbury, a NJ. fsi-U3 143O.
s'5:O1 f.6.0O. S!6:0O 90 Waterbury, r H. -
Ticket Offices ctfUaHd Central station and Cl2arh
ST.. c1I3. c261 1Is5 el;l4 broadway g Park
Place Square Fifth C2fJ Columbus
Ave 649 Madison Ave. e2I3 West 125ra 1913 East
I25th Brooklyn. ca Court ST., SEQ Fulton St.
Broadway. T. l..
SDaiy. Except Sundays. sSundays only. saturdays
onlv SStous at i25th ST tParIor Limited. Has
Dining car cAgencies selling Parlor and Sleeping car
c. T. HENPSTEAD. Gen. Isss. Ast-
O. NJ SHEPARD Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

they not ft for. 20 reflect that John Hay, tho
present Secretary Of State. does not talk and act
as IL he would have to leave '1ife's problems all
unsOlved and. harassed by regrets" be compelled
20 go. Far otherwise the man declares that 1--WE.
day HANS s. BEATTIE.
New-York, Oct %. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTS AND pANIcs

10 the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR We all remember the trying times which
to,io"eo Mr. Clevelands inauguration in 1898. but
ga e NOT the country experience business panic OF
go ,PioPoItlons shortly after James Buchanan
"aI IbaeG beected to the Presidency? ALBANIAN.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Their efforts 20 deny a personal motive are as
necessary as they are futile There is general
determination 70 elect Mr.. Higgins on the strength
or his character, and above ALL to prevent that dis
astrOus Democratic (so-called) State domination
remembered with sorrow FAIR PLAY"
Brooklyn Oct. 2G. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
The regular weekly liverpool report follows:

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables Spot cotton
American 1000 receipts 5000 oo0o AmeFiosnl; mid
d upland d FSF:' @ 006ss G%. sS.Sy IT, sn1
oeto6er ovember s 25d smbsc.DEeoeIabs ga De
624d SarohAD 52sd; Apr-Iay Oa7d
MPY5qfRs D HEFoG Sss dull and teaturelss.
;0sy aS b..a w5'R wa sas small lots Bakers
quote sPEtn: patents S s o DEn es 81 ss ~ 70
sEs s e 10 %hIST Wtntsr s. sssG s. extra No w5te s.
rs rs choice to fancy s. 7sSs5 BrcKwaEXT EfoTR
.asy sH qu9sS aaS9ed at kin 81 s z as 30 SO @ sA
MEA 81 s91 s f9Gea 49, FEEpcy ana wsse STEADY
spring & S2O saP: standars 5ans $40 70
sSS7s2 bulk ana sacks heavy feed S2ias22 BULK and
2sts s . IN niSdns 6as ana IN ssSsss Sn0D
ibg ont o prospscts that the afYSr bstwseS
England and Russia would be settled Pearesahy wheat
dcialy &9lc lower with additional declines later,
ep fo n or two Brief Factions the tendsnc was
ward s day Bears pounded t ne ,SS aTs market and bull lead
entity unoaded wheat several days which would
pTises favoraSe bayinE level me intsrio
$1,000 bush or about the same as year sso The
spring wheat receipts clone reached sl7 cars against
Liverpool drop OF ssQ7sd and weakness also ap-
Paris which closed i6asO points higher dy Ssa,hsF
large AoIr sales had besn made to japan and otSsr s
vices from Western sources lnmated that 80 cent
closer than generally thought for The
900 bush for the week or 100000 less than las, wse
while good decrease expected IN the quantity on
passage Ne red az the close wac quoted az 81 2OA
81 26GSl 26k and No l hard Manitoba SiOs z 3
ahoat- CORN-There much the corn market
being limited transactions ana AZ the
West only moderate with declining tendency favored
by the and reports that Nebraska
fine crop. both to quantity and quality this being
fair OF the coming IN n 70 conHitioD.
Influenced by nne weather. Interior rrcatnts
continued light but reports accurate they shod
shortly increase Arrivals OF the day Aggregated O
bush compared With t0s 600 last Exporters bought
loads: closed 5S4ac elevator fse,
anoat; No white. 6oisc, and No yellow d2Ac o B
2icat A. o'clock December vas selsc ana May sos. G
and rather heavy the close Quotations oS cssb
in New York follows: Mixed % 70 Ss m
"a 059sc natural white 20 10 32 10 9s937c and cippei
white. i6 10. 3IQSSizc. RYE-Norninai PAFf t-y-
York. -'S"-
NEw-YoRK PRICES.
Wheat; Opening High Low Close. Yestersay
December 81 lTs 81 1Ts 81 IL T18 81 II 01G 81 iS 6
May / IS 113 IL 7-l6 ll29-l6 1 l9L
Corn. %%SN
May ....-.,..... 55s 81.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Railroads.

PEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
streets - the s ,sv8F s.s s' s,. psssSo.s. and SSTsgS
Tssnty-third Street Station '''
FOR THE WEST
..5s A. M-cHIcAGo SPECIAL.
'lG.s5 4. G.-THE iS PENNs4ivaSra 1;as 1rM1rED-ss
M.-cHIcaeo Ans GIfas8 s.. LOUIS ExPREsa
's.ss + a-S1I a-WEshTGsSRtSS hGStS EExPREssi ExPREss
.ssS MMHGITIc McfVE AE3PRgSs E5 sS ,,,cr.rr EXP
'0'oo 'oofM.-PITTSBURG r. SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
'Ss Pas sss sssS .sSs '1css Ia2E .i2ss 80
p m; lslo night sunday. S25. ss-2s .l9Ss
soSEaEfSS' T. RAiLR1R11331sGs al r. 131G R,.5' ,5s
ATTI1SNTIc COAST L1NE-s.s a. m and ass p. m
sEdA5I1oARD dsI1SA AIR LrNE-1:2s ,. n and 12IO a. m
NS9RlFSoLk 9slFSSoLk AND WESTERN RAILwAY-a2s .. m
CSdaSAPEAkE day1A a OHIO RAILwAY,-75s a m. week
FOR oLD POINT CoMfoRT and NoRFoLK-I5S a m
ATIsNT1SE' ATIsN5a1S' cfTSnD6 4 y p 81 Is daily ..Aaay.
=. S1ndsye, sT.55 a. m.
CAPE MAY.-l9Es -.
sT1da2SSS HSSA-SCH ASBURY PARK (Sorth AzSugy PeTS
% ahq Point Pleasant, e.55 a l@&o. 80.
sDs1s .easep6 Long brsnchl. ard 4o3 ?. M WeeA-GA1A
'u"0aSs VIZ a. m and a55 7.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oS 80 .L55. s.25. S55 s925 lass. s9s5. sf10 y
~ ~ llso a. m, ~ Is si2 S. '155. 10 80 80
s6eS. 6SS T65 SIS O2S (es5 Tor NorJh PsiIadelPh.a
ss9& xm Y 10 night Weekdays. sundays S g g g
tSo9s So sS0 ste66, 955 stlO20 s1Ot5 a NJ " -
sISf 100 '9s5 ass "a 25 (sts65 for North Pnta- "a
SslpIs oniyl - S. s555. 8b5 I55. S25. &2o t4aS tor
'Dlning Car. tEcxtra- arstr
IieSet offices. Nos. Broadway lsz
att avenue below 23d SCI; 2e3 Fifth Avenue corner
SeL Se,Ji Astor House. and stations named ABOVE
5Loosyn Court street. SEQ Fulton Street so sT2ad-
Mayt snd Fen1sylvania Annex station The New 1OIA
Isis company VIII call for and eheek baggage fon
noIels ana residences through to destination
Service.
w. W. ATTERBURY T. r. WOOD.
Gsneral Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

60regn C0ftse 1Rio@cofiee market 1rHa No
Ehpment for the United states 20oO bags shipments for
market Arm gooS :vsrsgs SsTfoe 5S7e. rsass ~ @
bags; stock, 1937OOO bags. Hamburg-CoHee market
sales. lQOlO bags Havre-Coee market opened barely
steady, 4 franc higher; II advanced franc;
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
New York. foot Barclay and ChrtstoPher sta
fs.OG A. M.--For Binghamton and syracuse
A. M.--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and st. LouiN
SI 80 T. M---FOr Buffalo and Chicago
Ill Scranton and Plymouth
S6 90 f.. M.--For Buffalo and Chicago.
eS IS p M.--For BuefHlO. Syracuse. Utica
s2OO A M.--FOr ChIcag0-SleeDers open ?. n
Tfckets az IL. 429. 1IS3 t4S4 Broadway. y Z; SO
Fulton St TFookIyn. sDaily. Except sunday
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Receipts points thousands
last three ciphers O omitted hour bbls grain bush
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

McQuiston Sykes on April 9th.
Mrs Staicos will be the matron of
honor at the marriage. Mr. James
Lundy Sykes will act as best man.
Mr. j G McFarlane returned
on Thursday from a winters stay
in Louisiana.
Mrs Guy Hartwell Bumpass
spent part of the week in Memphis
Mr. Jesse Lovelace of Birm-
ingham visited his sister Miss Josie
Lovelace at the home of Mrs w
A Evans on Sunday.
Miss May Mcdonald is home
from Agnes Scott Institute near
Atlanta on account of indisposi-
ton. She is warmly welcomed
home by her many friends.
Mr. Haiden Curd of st. Louis
spent several days in Aberdeen
this week.
Mr. ID w Houston accompa-
MED Mr Joe Houston to Memphis
on Monday for visit of some
days,
DIR W II Henderson and little
Miss Josephine were visitors to
Aberdeen this week.
Capt and Mrs + l. Sykes lea ye
Monday for Atlanta and Rocks
mart, Georgia, to witness the mar
riage of their son Mr. Will Sykes.
The Ladies Aid Society of
Christian church will hold a Ka-
mona Bazaar at the Gholson Store
on the 9Th of April. Refresh
ments. cake, ice and berries.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

The people of Aberdeen were
grieved at the death of Mrs NJ. L.
Sims, which occurred. after pro-
tracted illness, at her residence
Friday night March 18th. Mrs.
Sims was a mem Der of one of the
most prominent families in the
State and leaves several sons and
daughters to mourn her loss. She
was popular and loved by all who
knew her and q large circle of
friends and acquantances will miss
her kindly and wise counsel. The
Weekly joins in sympathy for the
bereaved.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

The announcement of w. l.. c.
Bailey for Supervisor of the fifth
district to fill the vacancy in the
board caused by the death of @. c
Lusby is published elsewhere in
this paper. Mr.. Bailey is young
man of fine integrity and bust
ness ability and if chosen to this
responsible position will make n
good officer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
Many Boys Are Now Preparing
To Leave For College.

IL seems that more OF our young people are
eoing OF to College this year than before.
and apparently THE GEORGIA ALABAMA
BUSINESS COLLEGE,at Macon, Ga. il To get
shs majority Of them.
This Is doubtless duo to the practical, pains
taking methods Of instruction. ~hich cause at
1Sndsncs there tn result In the highest qnalin-
cation in certain employment
Published reports show tho Coliess to have
ovos 5000 graduates hoiii,s fine positions from
RnGland 70 the Philippines, some paying sal
49, running high into the Thousands. tn
- rank taken By these graduates makes sh
Aemand from the business world for oshsrs
- Gpoaoss than can b supplied.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
Society Notes

The weekly meeting Of the La
dies Auxiliary of the b. p. q. E.
was held Tuesday afternoon mt the
Elks' Home. Mrs James Acker
president and after the reading of
the minutes by Mrs Winston
Houston games of Pitt and Finch
interested the members and guests
for some time. At the next meet
ing a musical program will be fol-
lowed by games.
MIR Wycliffe Rose. Professor
of the Sceince and History of Ed
ucation at the University Of Tenn.
at Knoxville was the distinguished
guest OH Wednesday and Thurs
day, of his brother Mr. nj Rose.
MIR Will Hamilton of Colum-
bus Was the guest of DR. Walton
Greene this week.
Miss Lena johnson was on
Wednesday the pretty visitor of
of Miss Nellie Fitts.
Miss Laurie Vassar leaves
Monday for Columbus. where she
will coach the members OF the
Peyton Literary Society of the L.
l. and O., for a Dramatic enter
tain ment to be presented on their
anniversary night While in Co
lumbu Miss Vssser will be the
guest of Miss O'Neil.
Mrs Malcom Mcfarland and
her pretty little daughter Meale.
are visiting Mrs j G Mcfarland.
DIR Walton Greene spent two
days of the week in Birmingham.
Mrs Orestes Staicos left Thurs.
day for Rockmart, Georgia. to At
tend the marriage OF Mis- Ella
Raymond Johnston TO Mr. William
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
Mrs. KATE THACkER'S
HAIR TONIC and FACE PREP.
ARATlON are for sale at GAYS
DRUG STORE. mch25-1w.

The button factory, with its
handsome array of machinery, is
taking on quite a creditable ap-
pearance. Orders are still coming
in for it's output. though it will
not be in operation for several
days yet. Most of the machinery
has been placed, and after minor
details of arrangement are COM
pie ted, everything will be in read
mess for the start.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
Kansas City, Memphis * Birin-
ham K. r., Frisco ~ stem.

Commencing Sunday, December With
Trains will leave Aberdeen at lO.~O a.
IN. and BIS pm.
Returning, will arrive at Aberdeen al
1885 y. IN. and 5:l5 p. IN.
Train leaving at 1880 "A. IN. makes con-
nectlon at Birmingham for all points.
Train leaving at 3:25 p. m. makes con
nection at Holly Springs with lllinon
Central for both North and South, and at
Mem phis for all points North, Northwest
and West. For further information call on
.JNO. r. YOUNG. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
An Unsolicited Letter.
ABERDEEN. March 30, 1904

ABERDEEN, March 30, 1904.
DIR. OPPENHEIMER-
Kind Strive can truthfully
say your medicine has wonderfully
improved our daughter of rheum-
atism. Two weeks ago she was in
bed helpless; in four days she wss
able to use crutches, and now is
able to go without them. We had
used various remedies; none had
benefited her. May your medi-
cines spread abroad and help the
sick and suffering.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. AND Mr.. d. NJ. JONES.
DR.. Oppenheimer leaves Aber-
deem April 10th.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

DR.. Oppenheimer's name is a
household word in many homes.
His medicine are so low in price
and so quick to cure. Why not
call and have free talk about
your case? The Doctor has de-
layed his departure until April 10.
Read Mrs. and Mr.. Jones' letter
in this paper, The Doctors med
icines cure all diseases where 9th
ers fail
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

The Weekly sympathizes with
Mr.. L. A. Wood and wife in the
loss of their son, who died Wed
nesday morning of pneumonia
after a protracted illness.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

The millinery opening at the
Ladies' Bazaar last week was a
stupendous success. All day, and
for several days since, the beauti-
fully arranged store room has been
crowded with purchasers selecting
their wants from the handsome
stock.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01
Notice to Stockholders.

A called meeting of the stock
holders of the Aberdeen Hotel
Company will be held at the May
or's Office. in the city of Aberdeen,
on MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1904, at 10
o'clock q. N.
w. q. SYKRs, Pres't.
j. NJ. AcKER. Sec'y.
April It'd.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Our time card column contains
several announcements by the rail
roads. Offering excursion rates to
the races, church conferences and
other places of interest Always
consult that column when contem-
plating a trip of any sort.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Federal court convenes here
Monday. The town will be crowd
ed with strangers and the board.
ing houses will enjoy season OF
brisk business.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

A number of jurors. summoned
for the third week of the circuit
court. were in town Monday, not
having learned that the court adj
jOurned last week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Next Sunday is Easter. The back
bone of winter is broke, and spring
attire. hats, sashes, and ribbons
galore will be ont on parade.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Light frosts Sunday and Mon
day nights did slight damage to
the fruit crop and early vegeta-
hlas.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

To the Telephone Subscribers:
l have handed my resignation
to the Company, as local manager
of the Aberdeen Telephone Ex-
change, and take this method OF
thanking the subscribers for the
kindness and consideration shown
me while manager.
Yours truly. j. h. SLoss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

COACH EXCURSION RATE ABERDEEN TO
ST. LOUIS. Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The Mobile 4 Ohio announces rate OF clOts
for the round trip To- ST. Louis. on May ~. good
only in coaches not good ia sleepins or parlor
cars. Special coach can be- secured by sufficient
nnmber trayeliu., together. For further inform
alton call on l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Genuine, old fashioned SUGAR
House MoLAssEs. Phone 10
F. d. CARTER d Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Try ENGLEHARDT's celebrated
TEAS. They are better.
Phone 70. r. d. Carter 4 Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

You don't have to carry more
than one grocery account II you
trade with us. We have the line
to select from. Phone %.
Ed. CARTER + co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

Best line OF FANCY CAKES, Pre-
SERVES, PICKLES AND CONDIMENTS
of all kinds, in the city. Phone 70.
+. ID. CARTER x Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

New GARDEN SEED and IRISH
POTATOES in stock now.
Phone 10. +. ID. Carter & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

For the newest thing in BREAK
FAST FOODS AND CEREALS, call on
US. f. ID. CARTER d. co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-04-01

One Piano, one Phaeton and one
Surry for sale by
F. d. CARTER 4 Co.