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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
The "Cicero Of the Mountains.


A Central Record man asking me
how I obtained the name, "Cicero of
the Mountains" 1 reply as follows:
In 1860, there were four candidates for
the Presidency, Breckenridge and
Lane, Douglas and johnson, Bell and
Eve, EFT, Lincoln and Hamlin. l was
then in my teens. having never voted,
but knew all the Bible upon the sub
ject of slavery, by heart, what Wen
dell Phillips, Owen LOvejoy, Joshua r
Giddings, Arson Birlingame. Tom
Corwin, William Floyd Garrison and
Helper had said against the South,
and know it yet. have committed and
and spoken the Declaration of Inde-
pendence to 5000 people. Adams sup
posed speech In favor Of it, had met
in discussion on the slavery question,
Welsh, and when WEIGH would not
come to time. answered my own speech
Immediately, before the same audi
ence, with an applause that almost
shook the Continent. There was a
great political speaking at Crab Or
chard Springs, Speakers Ephraim L
VanWinkle and Tirnolean Cravens.
VanWinkle, In large crowd, intro
duced me to Colonel Cravens. as the
"Cicero of the Mountains. Have
had the name ever SINCE. How did
WEIGH get the name of the COLOSSUS
of the Rhodes?" l gave it to him.
The ancient Colossus was brazen
statue that stood astride the harb0r
of Rhodes, and the ships Of Commerce
sailed In and out Of port between his
legs. That WEIGH was such great
lawyer, that he stood, as it were,
astride the entrance of the Temple Of
Justice, and we smaller lawyers must
20 in and out of the court house be.
tween his legs. How did Judge George
Denny get his name? Some men &C
lquire great names, some men have
great names thrust upon them. some
are Torn with great names, that is the
way Denny got his.
| Fountain Fox B0bbitt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

The Christian Endeavor, of the
Presbyterian church, will have dona-
tiOn sale, at Mrs. Lear's Millinery store,
on December % and "a. Plain and
fancy needle work Of all kinds, candy,
ETC., will be sold at exceedingly low
prices Remember the dates and place,
and come help noble cause. If.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Getting Ready for Santa.

The merchants are buSily engaged
displaying the Christmas goods, and
we call attention to our advertising
columns for the place to buy and what
to get. The stocks are unusually large
and the quality better than ever. AS
stated above, read the columns OF The
Record to find what you want.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Death of N? Dunn,

Mr.. Josh Dunn. of Broadhead, died
at that place Sunday, the remains
being brought TO Danvi;le for inter-
ment Monday. He was a former
Garrard citizen, having lived in lower
Garrard. He was widely known in
and had many friends here who re.
greet 10 learn of his death.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
GPecian Play.

The class of 1905, of Caldwell Col
lege, Danville, will give Grecian play
In the college chapel, December OH.
The young ladies are working diligent-
ly and a treat is in store for those so
fortunate as to see the play. Admis.
sion only 25cts. Don't miss it. ct
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
The Time Nay Come.

The HarrodSbuig Democrat truthfuiiy
says: All editors and some other bust
ness men are too busy to go hunting,
ana since the new law doesn't permit
them to buy Qua;ls they must perfOrce
do without. First thing they know
these "sportsmen" will OverdO the
game law business, and people who
earn living will join hands with the
farmer and GUST the whole capOOdle.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Bargains In Property.

We can give bargains and easy
terms in the sale of the following
property:
No l. A large, new brick store and
residence. with coal yard, scales, etc.
One of the best places in the city for
good business. Can be bought for
less than cost of buildings, etc. Estab-
liShed trade now.
No. 2. A large, new residence, with
6 acres of land, on Crab Orchard street
No. 3. Two splendid homes on Rich
mond street, at low figures.
No. 4. Three valuable residences,
on Lexington avenue. One at 81, 700,
one at 49, $50 very large and desirable
property, and one at $1,000. All at
rock bottom prices.
No. 5. New cottage and II acres on
Stanford avenue. Very cheap.
i Noe Splendid home,4 acres on Dan
vile avenue. Remarkably low at price
$1,000.
1 Not Cottage, on water street, one
acre, plenty Of fruit. For sale or rent
at reasonable figures.
| No 8. Coal yard, scales and two
store rooms for rent.
II Noe. Stock Of JewelrY and fancy
goods at stand having an established
trade for 20 years. Great bargain.
No 10. A brick block of two store
rooms on first floor and seven rooms on
second floor. yielding 10 per cent on
the price at which property can be
purchased. A splendid investment.
No II. Fifty-six acres of splendid
unimproved land, 81 miles from town
at $50 per acre.
II No IL. Improved place Of As acres
good land, miles from town, at 81. 80(
We also have some valuable proper
ty in the city limits, occupied by col
ored people, which rents for prices
yielding 20 per cent on the invest
u ments. We have other farms also. Cal
on G B SwInebroad or N d Hughes.
III 1885,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Capt White, of The Record force,
has been i'll for some days, but we are
glad to say he is improving.

Excuse us for lack of news this issue.
You know "Christmas comes but once
a year." and the advertisers are now
playing Old Santa by putting business
in our sock.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

When you go to buy your winter
shoes don't forget to go to Pettus
Bros, and examine their stock-they
can suit you. lO2Itf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Adjourned Until Monday,

After attending to some civil bust
ness, the circuit court adjourned I'M
til next Monday: The grand jury did
likewise,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

1t Is exceedingly comforting for the
depositOrS to feel that his funds are
judiciOusly invested or safely cared for
Ills tt Bank of BryantSville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Items of Local Interest
Residence Sold.

Thompson sold to Jas Hill the
residence, on Water street, occupied
by w l Williams, for $500. The
building lot adjoining went with the
deal,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

JG Sweeney advertises his large
store room for rent in this issue. Its
good room and splendid stand.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

The operations of this Bank are I'M
der the eye and inspection Of the state
Banking department.
1l-18-tf Bank Of Rryantsville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

The press boys 60 to Florida the
first week i'm January.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09

Lancaster merchants are well repre-
Sented in this issue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
A Delightful BANQUET.

The local Masonic lodge, desiring to
take action upon the departure Of
Prof. X. F. POStle, who leaves in
few days for California, gave most
delightful banquet in his honor Mon
day evening. The supper was furnish
ed by Mr. and Mrs D G Ross, and
better one never prepared. All the
subStantials of the season were served
in abundance, and many were the com
pliments passed upon the meal. At
the conclusion of the repast, Hon. r ii.
TOmlinSOn, tOaStmaster. paid a most
glowing tribute to Bro POStle and
called upon several other brothers who
made splendid remarks upon the guest
of honor and the order in general.
Rev G M Chumbley, on behalf of the
lodge, presented to Louis Landram a
very handsome and elegant Past Mas
ter's jewel, as token of their esteem
and in appreciation of his work during
the eight years he was Master of the
Lodge. The jewel bears the name of
the recipient and several appropriate
inscriptions. Those who sat about
tLo foc<o hoo ri xuoro.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-12-09
Wanted, 20 tons of clover hay
tt Markbur y & Son.

Morrow & McROberts are now open
ing their Holiday stock. They say it
will be even better than ever before.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
DooE SVERIGE.

Stockholm, Enkefru Charlotte Lovisa
Berglund 20 JUL, 81 ar. Handl. Thu
re Axel Bergstrom 81 JUL, As ar. F..
telegrafkomm. s. p. Hammarstrand
10 JUL, 20 ar. Enkefru Ebba Augu-
sta Feychting 10 JUL, II ar.
Aln0. Enkefru Marta Brita Bjermqvist
IA JUL, IA ar.
Danningelanda. f. ~sergeanten Anton
Georg Wickstrom 81 JUL, so ar.
E%nk0ping. Kyrkoh. C. T. Hjerpe "a
JUL, 80 ar.
Falkenberg. Kyrkoh. Holger Ludwig
Hallback 16 JUL, So ar.
Forserum. F. landstingsm. Anders A
brahamsson 20 JUL, 95 ar.
Forsmo. Godseg. Adolf Edwin Hallen
20 JUL, SIS ar.
Gardeby. Namdem. S. F. 0stensson,
GA ar,
Haghult. Handl. Sven Nilsson 20 JUL,
20 ar.
Karlshamn. Grossh. c. Magnusson 90
JUL, Sc ar.
Karlskoga. Urmak. ]. A. Smedberg
10 JUL, 40 ar.
Langasj0. Enkan Anna Mattisdotter
16 JUL, 90 ar.
Malm6. Enkefru Boel Borgstrom 10
JUL, GA ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
H..
bet var i slutet af Mars.

bet var i slutet af Mars.
Xfven / Diet kalla Nordtyskland br0t
warren in och gjorde EFT valkommet
slut pa de ruskiga vinterdagarne.
Nell satt ensam i salongen, som till
horde den waning, general Brereton
hyrt a den lila badortens fornamsta
hotel. l handen, som hvilade i knaet,
h0ll hon en- bukett violblommor.
- bet ar nu ito veckor sedan vi
kommo hit, och jag har traffat honom
hvarje dag, tankte den unga damen.
Han drar sig icke undan mig, han an
ser mig bestamdt icke for nagot be.
raknande hufvud, och vi AFRO, som jag
tror, ganska CODA vanner. l Paris
tyckte jag jul ocksa att hans vanskap
skulle vara mig nog; men Phyllis
hade raft. Endast hans karlek kan
tillfredsstalla mitt hjarta, och jag tror
icke att han har nagon karlek att ge
bort.
De funnos dock, som voro af en-
AMMAN mening. Man hviskade ON att
lady Charters, son annu pastods up
pehalla sig / sodern, skulle kant sig
mindre angenamt berord, ON hon sett
den hyllning, hennes nan egnade Gla-
dys Weston. Ingen hade dock nagot
att anmarka mot den vackra, alsk-
varda missens u~ppforande. Tvartom
funno ALA henne blygsam och natur-
Zig, ia rent af omedveten ON baro-
netens kanslor.
Under Diet Nell satt der i sina me-
lankoliska tankar, egde EFT markligt
samtal rum mellan Charters och hen
mes vaninna.
Phyllis hade traffat barometer i den
for hotellets CASTER g~emensamma sa-
longen och pa hans anhallan gjort en-
promenad med honom i parker.
vi AFRO jul gamla winner, miss
Ward, yttrade han lugnt och allvar-
ligt, och jag har lange onskat tala
med er.
Jag star till er tJanst, svarade
hon artigt.
Vid Diet sorgliga tillfalle, da nj
hedrade mitt hem med er harvard,
kommo vi pa narmare fot med hvar-
andra an eljes skulle blifvit fallet. Nj
var min hustrus basta van...
ia, och jag SADIE er tamligen
oforbehallsamt nina tankar, sir Royal.
= Ma. har Diet icke f6rvanat err att
jag Ell har fort henne pa tai?
vi arc jul sa sallan ensamma.
= bet ar icke egentligen delta Jag
menar. Finner nj Diet icke underligt
att jag Ell beriktigat uppgiften ON hen.
mes vistelse | s0dern.
Jag trodde att nj sjalf utspridt
ryktet derom for att undvika skandal,
1 fall Nell skulle komma tillbaka.
= Hon kommer aldrjg tillbaka, STAG
kars barn. Gud skall ock veta, hur
djupt hennes for tidiga d0d gar mig
till shines.
Hvad an den unga damen sjalf en-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
SVERIGE OCH

Rykten ON frammande ingripande /
Sveriges asylratt, ha nyligen spridts /
Sverigei tamligen preciserad form.
Bland annat har Goteborgs-Posten pa
staff sig "ha erfarit" att ryska sande-
budet i Stockholm endera dagen skull
lie komma att a sin regerings vagnar
anhalla ON 1:o) anstallande af hus-
understanding hos de / Stockholm sig
uppehallande finska undersatarne,
300 en- del af dessa finnars ~utlevere.
ring till ryska vederborande, alterna.
tivt utvisning och 800 utvisning af
andra af dessa finnar. Da afven det-
ia rykte, ehuru annu mera otroligt an
de foregaende, lyckats Wilma en- viss
tilltro pa olika hall inom pressen, har
Dagens Nyheter ansett sig handla i
hela den svenska allmanhetens intres.
Sc genom att rikta en- bestamd f0rfra-
gan till utrikesministern a~ngaende
samtliga de historier som pa senaste
tiden salts i omlopp r0rande svenska
regeringens f0rmodade stallning till
finska u~ndersatar och finska f0rhal-
landen. De skriftligt uppsatta fragor
som en- medlem af Dagens Nyheters
redaktion vid bes0k / utrikesdeparte-
mentet tillat sig att framlagga for ut
rikesministern voro foljande:
u Har nagon framstallning af den
art som / pressen antydts angaende
utvisning af finska landsflyktingar
blifvit gjord till svenska regeringen
eller finnes nagot skal att antaga att
en- sadan framstallning kommer att
goras?
p Finnes Diet / den tidigare omtala-
de, men till slit positiva innehall okan-
da anarkistkonventionen nagon punkt,
hvars tillampning pa politiska perso-
ner af dessa landsflyktingars kategori
med nagot slags berattigande skulle
kunna ifragasattas?
- Hur forhaller Diet sig med Diet /
svenska pressen atergifna ryktet att
den svensk-norska legationen / Wash
ington skulle ha strukit Bj0rneborgar-
mes marsch fran MISUNDERSTANDING
program?
Exc. Lagerheim ~f0rklarade sig be-
redd att omedelbart besvara de till
honom riktade fragorna, och Diet svar
han derpa benaget afgaf kan / SAM
manhangande, men sa vidt m6jligt or
Diagram framstallning atergifvas sa-
lunda:
Hvad eder f0rsta fraga betraffar, sd
kan jag till en- b6rjan meddela att ma
gon framstallning af Diet Stag som jag
till min stora f0rvaning sett omtaladt
l pressen aldrig blifvit gjord. Men
derjamte will jag saga att jag finer
Diet ! och for sig vara ytterst osanno-
likt att en- regering som fran slit eget
land utvisat nagra sina undersatar
skulle till EFT frammande lands q
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

den der lila smastadshalan. So kunna
vi Ell undga att komma tillsammans
med honom.
- Ma, an sen?
- Gladys Weston ar ju den ASK
vardaste ~varelse, han nagonsin kan
traffa pa, och hvad hindrar val att
han, sig sjalf ovetande, blir kar | sin
egen hustru?
Generalen gned glasen 1 sin pince-
neg och nickade instammande.
- Nj ar en- underbar flicka, SADIE
han langsamt. Nagot sadant skulle
aldrig ha fallit mig in; men planen ar
fortrafflig - ON barnet gar in pa den.
- For min del tror jag att barnet"
som nj kallar henne. skulle med mole
klattra barfotad uppfor Montblanc, ba.
ra hon fnge SO sir Royal Charters
deruppe.
- Men skall han Ell anda bli litet
forvanad ofver var anktmst.
- visst icke. Sa vidt jag har nagot
mime qvar af min geografi, ar staden.
nj namt, en- ganska bes0kt badort. In
~vanareantalet och ALT Diet andra har
jag gl6mt; men icke ligger den Aide
les utom all ara och r~edlighet, och ar
Diet Ell rata badtiden for damer, sd
kan ju besoket tillskrifvas vara van
liga britiska egenheter.
- Nj har raft, lila diplomat. Fol
resten ar Diet icke en- sa elandig hala
som jag / forargelsen ofver barometer
lat paskina.
Godt, herr general. Han skall
nu ia kla sig 1 sack och aska!
Phyllis framlade planen for sin van,
lima, och dennas ogon lyste af hopp
- ia, Diet skulle ALT vara bra roligt
ON vi pa delta satt kunde bli bekanta
och CODA vanner, SADIE hon.
- bet wore icke nog, kara du. Nu
CALLER Diet ALT eller intet. Tro mig,
Diet blefve ito ganger varre an hittills,
pm du skulle forsoka noja dig med
hans vanskap.
- Har du Tart dig Diet under dina
lektioner | astronomi? infoll Nell.
= Kanhanda, svarade Phyllis tank
full och lat handerna sjunka ned
knaet.
/ detsamma intradde generalen.
- Hyarfor sitter nj och hanger vim
game, miss Ward? fragade han. vii
nj icke i stallet sla er ned vid pianot
och sjunga nagot for oss? &c fritz
lopp at edra kanslor, sa blir nj genast
lattare till shines.
Phyllis gjorde som han bad henne
och sjong en- visa ON karlek och ira
mad.
- Markvardigt, hvad hon Tart sig
ALT mojligt i st. Hilda! tankte har
leende.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

min hustru wore f0rhindrad att vittna
mot mig, skulle hon dock kunna fora
honom 1 galgen.
- Jag inser Diet.
Efter mordet tog Ralph sin till
flykt till hufvudstaden. Jag traffade
honom eli "a hela tiden f0rran for tire
dagar sedan, da han kom hit, nara
OGDEN. Han hade trotsat faran att ge-
nom sin likhet med mig bli igenkand,
for att "a underratta mig att min hust-
ru var d0d och att jag saledes a fri
fran Diet band, EFT olyckligt ode palagt
mig for hans skull.
Phyllis var uppskakad. Hur skulle
hon kunna 6fvertyga barometer ON
~misstaget?
Mar dog hon da. eller. rattare
sagdt, mar trodde han att hon dog?
Det var 1 October. Han hade mott
henne pa Londons gator och genast vid
forsta 0gonkastet kant igen henne.
Hon var torftigt kladd och sag blek
och lidande ut.
Phyllis fick Ell fran EFT ord. Diet
var borjan af Oktober g%eneralen traf.
fat Nell. Under stark spanning af'
yaktade hon, hvad SON vidare skulle
komma.
- Sista gangen sag han henne sent
en- alton pa administration, fortfor
Royal sorgset. Hon tycktes vara omed
veten ON hvad som forsiggick omkrine
henne. Ralph hade sjalf ALT for myc
ket att bara pa for att icke kunna
satta sig in 1 hennes kanslor, och har
Taste | Diet arma barnets ansigte der
NEST hopplosa fortviflan.
- Ma, vidare!
- Da han for sin egen skull fanr
Diet klokast att undvika henne, fort
satte han sin ,vag. Emellertid kon
han tillbaka en- halftimme derefter
och pa Stamina stale, der hon staff
lag nu- hennes sjal men sjalf val
hon f~orsvunnen.
Will nj dermed antyda att hon skull
lie f0rkortat slit lif? utbrast Phylli.
skarpt. Tillat mig dock forsakra Ell
att hvad Nell an ma ha lidit, skullt
hon dock aldrig kunnat taga EFT sa
dant steg.
- H0r pa! Efter mangfaldiga efter
forskningar f1ck han reda pa huset
der hon bott. och erfor att den hard
hjartade vardinnan Stamina dg kasta
ut henne, emedan hon eli vidare kund,
betala hyran. Man hade Ell heller sc
dan hort af henne der.
Kanske hon vande sig at anna
hall.
Mar man ar fattig, miss Ward
har man ingenstades att wanda sig
Hon hade nagon It'd bjudit ut blommoI
pa gatorna. Ralph s6kte upp den per
son, for hvars rakning hon salt dem
och han talade afven med hennes kan
rater; men Ell heller de hade sett til
henne sedan den dagen.
(Forts.)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-01-15
How to Manage a Wife.

a great many methods have be, n
suggested as the best way 10 man
age husband. hut up Ia date no
one has thought il best TO guide
the poor husband The following
will therefore be found the best
way TO manage wife. 1t hns:never
been known to fail:
Never contradict her. You are
right. Of conrae. nine times ont Of
ten. and che knows it, but to tell
her 80 makes her always unman
sgenble.
Never oppose her When abe
suggests that in the absence of the
cook you get up and light the fire
do so at once, willingly and cheer
fully. Ii she wishes you TO walk
the floor with the baby, obey with
siacrity.
Never deny her. Possibly she
she will exceed her allowance, but
this il always your fault. because
Won are not man enough to sup
port her.
Never be cross. When you come
home at night. having failed once
or twice during the day, or been
insulted by total stranger.or with
"a large, powerful pain in Your
stomach. laugh il off. md conceal
Your real feelings.
Never tell her the truth. Wher
she asks how you like her hat
wear that il is the greatest thing
for the money you ever saw. 1T
she shows you Der new gown. be
lost in ad miraiion. When she is
cross and irritable tell her she is
an angel.
Never Disagree with her. When
she suggests that you have "a cold
aud need "A hot mustard plaster.
grin and bear it. When she tells
you she needs change, tell her
you are glad she mentioned it.
Never interrupt, her.
This is the only way 10 manage
a fe.-kansas City Star.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-01-15

1t is learned that the prohibi
tionists have selected Senator
Walker Of Monroe, TO Introduce
the amendment in the Senate pro-
viding for constitutional prohibi-
ton. and the measure will proba-
bly, be- submitted AT Wednesday :
session. The matter will be final.
ly decided at the meeting of the
prohibition State executive COM
nittee tonight. Senator Walker
is one Of the best known prohibi-
ton workers ia the State, taking
Al active and conspicuous part in
The campaign in Monroe county
against the open saloons two yeaSe
ago. He is also chairman Of the
judiciary committee Of the senate,
To which body the amendment
must be referred after it is passed
upon by the committee on tenn
perance-Jsckson Clarion Ledger.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-01-15

Most people think of headache
as sn ailment in itself, whereas.
like all pain, of course it ia only q
danger signal intended to warn
yon that some part of your sysfem
is ont of order and needs looking
to. Those who take medicine to
; stop the headache are getting at
the problem in about the same
way as the engineer who ties down
the safety-valye of steam boiler
or takes off the steam-gage. A
physician writing in the New Cen
. tury Path gives come vice counsel
on this subject. rs fallows:
There are signs OF a healthy
awakening to the dangers of the
general use of The coal-tar derivh-
tives, anti kammia, &C stanilid phe-
nacetin and the rest. Some years
ago there WAS number of deaths
from these drugs. due TO hear,
, failure. This led TO the addition
of heart stimulants. and the deaths
became less numerous. Accord
ingly the market is full of these
combinations. and in every drug
store window you may see the
Headache Powders freely on sale.
with the added legend. guaranteed
harmless Ia nearly NIL cases these
'hnrmie-s' powders consists of a
coal-tar poison, and some variety
Of heart stimulant.
The coal-iar products do stop a
lnrye proportion OF pains But
( they 10 il by lowering the whole
organism below the level at which
ii is sensitive To pain. They take
II. let us say, one-tenth to one
quarter of the way down To that
, level at which there should be
death. Along with this the heart
, is poisoned in another way Its
reserves, or capital. IF vitality are
drawn upon-iu most cases never
! To be replaced The coal-tai
poisoning passes and the patient
: is perhaps as before. less that
! much capital of heart vitality.
/ Pain is Il symptom. When it
! occurs its cause should be hunted
! for. In the case Of our almost
universal American headache, the
causes are usually late hours: far
too little exercise; and overlooking
especially of sugars, but also of
all other things. a walk before
breakfast with some athletic exer-
cises, an earlier retirement to bed.
fresh air by day aud night, low
er house temperature in winter.
three smaller meals ind a removal
of sugar and sweets from the diet.
would quickly bring to final end
the vast majority of headaches,
and add thousands of years an
nually to our collective life. =
Pathfinder
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-01-15
Unit on the Canal.

There is no doubt that the PEG
pie Of Mississippi are almost uni,
in favor Of the canal They re-
gard it as an enterprise that is ab-
solutcly necessary for the develop
mrnt of the resources of the gulf
states. Therefore resolution re.
questing Senators Money and Nc
Laurin TO vote for the canal treaty
would not be out of place. Ii
would show our senators the SEN
timent Of the people Of the state
aud could serve only good pur-
pose. but there should be no reso-
lutions Of Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-01-15

Gen. John r. Gordon, the great
statesman, patriot and soldier. who
in defense OF his beloved South
land immortalized himself as one
Of the greatest military command
ers of modern times dicd last Sat
urday morning of an attack OF
acute indigestion. In the death
of this great Georgian the South
has lost one of its most ilinsirious
sons and his native State one of
it's most valued citizens. Peace to
his ashes.