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Leave Florence today, arrive St.
louis tomorrow via D. and r. G. and
Missouri Pacific. Through Pullman
sleepers. See d. and Il. G. agent.
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DR.. YARDS mouth WaAh cures sore
asd bleeding gums. For sale BY
druggists. II
The daily tribune., 1904-05-14

A number Of members of the local
ledge Of Woodmsn Of the World will
drive 10 wetmore tonight. They
have some important degree work on
hand.
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We a glasses and do Il right. No
gus0 work In our method. Any
broken lsass duplicated. Gibbs Jew
slry company. II
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H. r. Lrtes reports sale Of the
Kinlcy place. McCandless avenue and
Third street to Rev. Mrs. Williams.
Mn. williams will remodel the house
and occupy it this fall.
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Sign painting, graining decorating
4 j. H. Jansen
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Friday Jsss srd Ladies Of @. A. R.
give . carpet bali social. 6i-Sl
The daily tribune., 1904-05-14

''fbs shoss walked" today u the
Usios 81 Pags Dills.
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Ars Rhys Of Rockvsis took the
morning train for Pueblo whore she
will visit for . few days.
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"a. John he's purchased the Bradley
property where Mr.. Carrethers lives
and will occupy tho same ~ soon ~
vacated. Tho consideration WAS
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Your watch demasnetised free II
We clean it. Gibbs Jswslry Co. q
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Nm. 4 Il shssssr Of Ill West
oaxsh sGrsss y Ill.
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Hslp the library-bear the concert
Nay ~ BY the Choral unioa-
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New line Wall Paper At Julius Nc.
Candies. If
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THE wEATHER-Partly cloudy
and warrior tonight; Sunday probably
showers and cosler.
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Papsrhanging, painting. kalsomin-
ing. J. II. Jansen. II
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Notice.

All members Of Florence Camp No.
%. w. o. W. who are going to Wet
more Saturday evening meet at Union
hall at $3.50 p. m. Committee.
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=. Ebueeb neeItes i. j..
First Church Of CHRIST, seseatist.

FhBt Church Of Christ, Sc1eot1St.
Morning service. lO:1
Evening service 8 p. m.
Sab5scs, ''Soul and Boy
Sunday school IL :45 o. -.
Wednesday evening DeetipG 8 p. N.
Reading rooO, open Thursday After
0oon from 5 to s.
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Mx. Mccoy 10 erecting . neat brick
heass On Seventh street.
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Why not patronize homo industry !?
Pure loo cream, sherberts. ETC., At
Hoffman Bros. II
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lfassa p-sa.-J.iiss Aooa.dls~.
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Wall p.p-s-J.i,.s xOc.ndis... II

Library bsssas eosesrs Nay ~
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Lawn nswsss-Jsliss MSOasAlsv.
Nm. \. n. shsstsr Of Ill West
oaxsh sGEsse y Ill.
lfissl p.is~-Juliss AoCa.diss.
Mr. AsCey 70 erecting neat brick
hesss On Seventh street.
We a glasses and do Il right. No
guso work In our method. Any
broken lsass duplicated. Gibbs Jew
slry company. II
Ed. John he's purchased the Bradley
property where Mr.. Carrethers lives
and will occupy tho sAme ~ soon ~
vacated. The consideration WAS
s.ss0.
DR.. YARDS mouth Wash cures sore
asd bleeding gums. For sale BY
druggists. II
A number Of members Of the local
ledge Of woodmsn Of the World will
drive 10 wetmore tonight. They
have some important degree work on
hand
Papsrhanging. painting. kalsomin-
Ing. J. Il. Jansen. tt
H. r. Lrtes reports sale Of the
Kinlcy place. McCaudless avenue and
Third street to Rev. Mrs. Williams.
xrs. williams will remodel the house
and occupy it this fall.
Why not patronize homo industry
Pure loo Dream. sherberts. ETC., At
Hoffman Bros. tt
Notice.
All members Of Florence Camp No.
%, w. o. w. who are going to Wet
more Saturday evening meet at Union
hall 1t $3.50 D. m. Committee.
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WANTED-To rent partially furnished house
" steady tennant and prompt pay. Apply
this office. Ipn
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Call on H. R. Lutes

For bargains in Real
Estate, Rentals, Loans
and Insurance. Notary
public and oonveyanoer.
Phone red 1854,
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

vNANTED-A woman for chamber work and
w one for general work. Apply at Hotel
Lennox. $40
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TOO MUCH MGDIGING
continually wronged by over-eatine
ing, nd condition aggravated dosing
vii and medicines.

THE excessive and indiscrin,inate use OF med
icines. in these days. cannot be too strongly
condemned Tho food you eat II properly di-
as.sted. IS all the tonic YOU need
Only common sens. Il needed. Tho food must
b, digested and the bowels must not be- allow
= to clog. Preserve your health 10y prevent
ina, those conditions.
Constipation surely leads to indigestion, bill
ipusness. etc. aud these conditions when neg
lectrsi feet the condition of the blood. debili
tate the system, rendering 10 susceptible to
more serious ailments. and less able To resist
such attacks
II your stomach has been abused 10y over-eat-
ing weakened by drugs or sickness. yOu Won {
nave to stop eating or diet Yourself. All you
need IT, something that will aid the stomach in
its functions and relieve IL from being con>t ant-
Is irritated by undigestod food. The pnrest and
simplest remedy Tor this purpose arr the Cali
fornia Prunc Waters. natural dissolveni made
from the pure, fresh fruit. general iaxarlve
ard Swectener ~ the stomach-no other medi-
cine J. ccsystry
When you arc Bilious. IL j. a sign that your
Diver IS ont 81 order and the poisounfs bile
instead of being eNcretcd from the body tlroa gil
the iutcstines - IN ken up in the blood As
result ofbiliousness. the entite system suffers.
There are gripping pains IN the Abdomen Dir
illness. Headache, Constipation. Pain in tho
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Right Side. and sometimes. the skin becomes
sallow and yelowish, rough and itchy. Take
two or three California Prime Waters after
meals. and IN short time your flyer viii Ice
performing its proper function. arriving the
bile from the system. Use nothing but Caiifor-
MIA Prune Waters no other medicine Is neces-
sary.
California Prune Waters if taken as directed.
will positively cure the most obstinate cases Of
Indigestion. Torpid Liver. Constipation Bill
inuSnesS. etc-. So a. to stay cured.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS do the work
without the slightest pain. grippe or nausea
They produce natural and easy movement of
the bowels are easy to take, pure and health
FIJI.
They natures remedy. better than
pill or purge. better than cathartic teas that
grippe and nauscate, better than ANYTHING for
moving the bowels. for CALIFORNIA PR NJ
WATERS are a NATURAL DISSOLNENT ara
rot 4 purge. acting gently and natural us on tile
contents Of the RoweiS. producing easy move
ment. ThOy regulate the liver and stomach
cleanse the System and Purify the blood cure
al Bowel Troubles Rad Breath. Bad Blood
Wind on the Stomach. Foul Month Headache.
Pfnp!e~ ana Dizziness. \ Liver Tonic from
Natures Labor; tory. leo Mufers for - cents
lrying Drug Co, Sole Prurrietors. Phiiadel-
lhia. Pa.
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Confederate Re-UuiOn Mis-
sissippi Division.

Aberdeen. Miss, June %, 1904
Circular No H.
To camp Samuel J. Gholson,
No. 1855, Il. &. v, and all Con-
federate Veterans of Monroe
county:
Comrades "A berdeen was chos-
en- as the place for the Re Union
of the Mississippi Division of L.
G.. V. and the date has been fixed
for TIE 18th and 9th days of Aug
ust. 1901 There will be in atten-
dance l27 delegates. representing
the 50 camps in Mississippi.
Major General Robert Lowry and
staff: Brigadier-General Webb
and staff; Brigadier Generally hite
aud staff: besides our own Third
Brigade and staff. The sponsors
and maids Of honor for division
and brigade, comprising ten
beautiful daughters of confederate
veterans, will be in attendance to
add their wit and charm to the
occasion. Also large attendance
of Confederate veterans from al
over the State.
Camp Samuel j. Gholson, Aber-
deem; StonewalI jackson camp,
Amory; and j. NJ. Simontons
camp OF Nettleton, as we'll as ev-
cry Confederate veteran of Mon
roe county, are the hosts for this
occasion, and we are anxious to
make it so pleasant ned our hos
pitality 60 great, tina I, will be an
event long to be ren, nbered by
Confederate yeteraL throughout
the State. To this J., therefore
we propose
First-To have an old-fa shion
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

The Republican convention al
Chicago this week will 20 to his
tory AS the tamest and most list.
Less affair of the kind in the an
mails of American politics. The
whole programme, with the ex-
ception of the unimportant Sc
lection Of candidate for vice
president, place that no one
wanted and WAS absolutely dodg
Ell by several men, was thorough
~ arranged by the master of the
party long before the meeting
day. The platform and The nom
mating speeches were revised aud
edited by President Roosevelt,
and the delegates assembled as so
many automatons with a conspic-
uou- absence of the spirit and en-
thu-iasm that usually characterize
such assemblys. The time even
passed in burdensome manner
to many Of the old warehouses; Of
the party who had become accus-
toned to the sharp tits and live
ly contests on the convention floor
at formers gatherings of the sort.
1t WAS altogether new experience
and gave birth to omnibus feel
ings to numbers Of seasoned cam
paigners. The leaders of the
grand old party" are not by any
means pleased with the manner in
which the president is maniplat-
ing the whip handle, but have not
the nerve to enter serious protes I.
The president has forced his
nomination upon the party and
will conduct his own campaign,
not trusting to any Of the old, ex-
perienced leaders. and if the Dem
ocrats will do at St. Louis what is
expected of them in an
of this kind. that ia,
the wrong thing ut a critical time,
Mr.. Roosevelt will probably be
otherwise his defeat il al
most certainty.
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FOR SALE, l54 ACRES OF LAND.
la southeast corner az Chickasaw county
with good. NV HOUSE, Wind Mill, two
dep Wells with 90-barrels supply Tank.
800 feet Lead Piping To garden and
troughs, Work Shop, Wagon Shed and
good, barge Barn and Out Buildings that
are necessary. Plenty of Cabins for the
place. Three acres of extra good Or
chard with all kinds of fruit Just coming
In bearing size. 250 rods of Drainage
Thing. with about acres of Alfalfa q.
good As the State affords This place ia
known rs part of the Jimmie Cunning
ham Farm.
also have some Red Polei Cattle for
sale; two Cows. one S-months old Bull
Calf extra fine, and Heifer months old
Price on above property made known
to prospective buyers on application
Correspondence and patronage .ullcit-
ed ANAkIAS b. MILLER
(api 3m). Gibson, Mics
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Revenue Agent Writ Adams il
assessing the sewing machine
companies and similar corporation
for back taxes on solvent credits
represented by notes for machines
ah.l wares payable on the install
ment plan, of which there AT.
great bundles scattered over the
state. He also reports that the
packing houses are responding
with greater or less promptness in
settlement of assess ments on pri-
vats cars operated by them in the
State
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Dec1ty

The mother--in-law of Il man IN
Hot Springs Informed him the
other day that che would leave the
middle of Jun, for tn. northern
lakes. ana il the Atmosphere
agreed with her she wouIl remain
there all summer. The son in
law says that It's Load Cnch
she will be back in less t an two
weeks; that if the atm pher,
agrees with her it will be the first
thing that ever did.-Nan Vleet
Caucasian.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

The Monroe Banking and Trust
company opened lis honse for
business as per schedule Monday
morning, and entered upon an
suspicious career. President II
j. Il. Lam. cashier w. II. Car
Isle. book keepsr Will. Ed Ware
I, merly of the sheriff's office, al d
general assistant. Frank Ransom,
C Constitute the executive force as
st present organized.
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The Louisiana State conven-
tion on Monday. Endorsed Judge
Parker and his views, which are
believed to- be that the executive,
Legislative and judicial depart
ments of government should Or
kept separate. Louisiana follow
eel the action of Mississippi in in
structions for Parker and adopt
ing the unit rule with proviso
that two-tairds of the delegation
may absolve the instructions.
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Dee II soaring ar vreuchiug pains, oc-
ca=icn-d ny getting vet through; worse
when "a r~-t. rr-t moving the
lin b. aud ia cold damp weather, In
cured quickly BY Baliards Snow Lini-
meut- Oscar Oieson. Gibson county. Hi
mole. writes. Feb. 10. 1892: A year ago
l va troubled with pain in my back.
IL soon got 50 bad that ! could not beud
over. One bottle of Bsiiards Snow Lini-
ment cured m~." 2js, SOC, 3 ~. Sold by
Phoenix Drug CO.
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barbecue, to be gotten up by Mon

barbecue. to be gotten up by Mon
roe county.
Second-To give all the time of
the old boys in gray to secular
business and TO commune with
their comrades. renewing war &C.
quaintances aud speaking them
selves, if they so desire. to their
comrades and TO the young folks.
time for more than passing ac-
quaintance.
Therefore..I call a meeting of
camp Samuel j. Gholson to be
held in Aberdeen on Saturday
July 2, at the office of Houston
and Houston, and invite Amory
and Nettleton camps and all vet
Grams aud friends TO this cause 10
meet US, so we may appoint com
mittees and provide ways and
means for this event The hour
of the meeting will be II O'Clock
NJ
1t is hoped that every mefa be-
of the camp and those inv
will be present and nii - in thi
old fashioned eI..rss.' mont.
Your conIrt'n.
RopEp-, Z. IEot-c-r,,S
Brig. Gen. command ing Thiro
Brigade, Mississippi Division L
G.. Y.
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The Agricultural and Mechani
cal College at Starhviile this week
made a shipment Of sixty head oil
Jersey cows and five Holsteins to
Manila They were purchased by
the United States government
and are to be used to improve the
stock and dairy interests OF the
Philippine Islands.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

The apparent failing health of
II on. j. w. Barron. continuing
through several weary months. was
observed by his friends and real.
ized by himself, and while a. the
end was nearing We had hoped
against hope for his recovery. the
final summons new, rtheless came 1
As shock when his death Was an
nounced at an early Luur Monday
morning. His ailment wss m ag-
gravated type If BrighI'- dir, as@.
which refused To yield to the d.
voted attentions of loved ones and
bsffied the skill of able physicians
During "a residence in this cry
since 1897. 10y the display OF many
sterling traits, Mr. Barron had en-
deared himself to all classes Of our
people. who were ever pleased 10
extend an open hand of welcome
and cordial friendship
Mr. Barron WAS IA natl, vi Choc-
taw county aud completed his ed
ucation by graduating from the
law department II the State Uni
versity H. entered upon the prac-
tice of law in the county OF his
birth, aud represented Luat con
stituency several terms in the
State Senate. He removed 10 Alb
deem in 1891. and became associa-
ted with Capt. X. f. Houston In
The practice of his profession. In
1895 he WAS by Governor McLau-
rim appointed States Attorney to
ill the unexpired term of the la
mented General j. l.. Finley. and
was twice afterwards elected by
the people 10 the same position
In this capacity he was noted Ton
the ability and success with which
. his cases were handled and for his
fidelity to the State, but never per
mitted that duty to lead him into
persecution or tyranny. At all the
courts OF the district he became
very popular with mbcrs OF the
bar and people generally. from
whom many messages of condo
) lence have been received by his
dear ones since bis death was an
uounced.
The funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. J A. Bowen at the
Methodist church in this city on
Tuesday afternoon, attended by
the lodges of Masons, Elks, Wood
, men and Knights. of Pythias, OF
each OF which he was valued
mem Der. At the conclusion of the
religious rites, in response TO invi-
ton for expressions from others.
: Hon. ID. w. Houston paid beau
tiful tribute To the memory of the
deceased, on the part of the local
bar which was also present in q
body, besides a mum Der of visiting
attorneys.
The Aberdeen bar has been pc
culiarly bereaved in sthe recent
past Only few months ago Sen
ator W Il. Walker was called home.
to be followed now by Senator J
w. Barron, both popular mem bers
If their profession a. we'll as orna-
ments To society, and having occu-
pied identical official positions in
their useful careers.
| Tho RanuhIicsn convention nj
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Thrown Froni IA Wagon.

NJ. q, nrse X Bnbcoek Wa thrown
from his wagon and severel, bruised
lie aIplieu BAN brrlains Pain Balm
freely and ~e,s % A. IN" best liuimeu; IA.
ever used Mr.. Bahcock j. a well know
citizen of north PtEln, Conn There =
nothing equal %" Pain Balm f'r sprai,-
and bruises. IL VIII fleet cure IN one
third the time required by nny othti
treatment For lie by all Dealers II
Medicine
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

Naturally The South wiiInot de-
sire TO produce more cotton thnn
can be proiittbly soll. hence
years will 7lapse before all ih'
cotton lands are pat in cotton. but
the fact that the possibilities are
practically iimitless should
make would be competitors pause
and consider. y .. Picayane.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

Intending visitors tn Saint Louis dur
ing the Worlds Fair can assuPe them
selves satisfactory fooniis.g accvlu Asoux-
ICE COMPANY, 1T u nominal expense.
For particulars apply to nearest Frisco
1ystsm Agent. JEST.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

A tir- at McComb City III THE
State. Tuesday. destroyed twenty
houses i'm the business district,
with loss estimated at S26t 600.
upon which there was about slUO,-
900 insurance.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

Mobile capitalists have incorpo-
rated steamer line to- Panama.
This is movement TO get in read
mess for the volume of business
that will come to the Gulf ports
with the completion of the canal,
a. well "a for the great activity in
that quarter during its construc-
ton.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

l.. Il. hosley of Jackson, was
appointed at the Chicago couven-
ton. "a Mississippi's member OF
Of the national Repu blican execu-
tive committee.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

There is not much said about
Democratic vice presidential nom
inee That position must be filled
with a. much careful consideration
rs the top Of the ticket, We want
strong men at both ends.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

Governor Brckham of: Kentucky
and tive members OF the capitol
commission of that State. are 90 a
visit To jackson, 10 inspect our
nov State house. \ 81 100000
capitol is soon to be built IN the
Erne Grass State.
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Lower Interest.

We are able to nel,utiate Iusrallner.i
oans on improved Re.i Estate at pe,
cent. interest ia sums . $500 or over.
GILLEYLEA j IEETWICH.
Dec1-iy Attorue,s
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

The State of Mississippi, Monroe County
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the
authority vested IN Registrar of - id
county and IN pursuance OF section 36fs of the
Annotate ted code of Mississippi of Icg2 4 will a.
such Registrar. be al tho following places on
the dates named for the purpose Of Registering
ali persons who re not now registered aud who
are duly qualified according to law:
Athens-Monday. June Is 1904
Suincy-Tuesday. June Il, 1904.
Williams tofe-Wednesday, june Is 1914
Pickle's-Tbursday. June 10 1874
Coxs Store-Fridsy. June II. 1904
Smithville Saturday. June Is, 1874
Amory-Monday. june ~, 1904
Extraordinarily, June 2I, 1904
Lackey- Wednesday. June q 1894
Ross Nln-Thnrsday. June y, 1904
Grub Springs-Friday, June "a. 1874
Mormon Springs-Saturday june 25 1894
Darracotts-Monday, June "a 1874
Mnldon Tuesday, june 2s. 1904
Gibson Wednesday, June 20 1904
Wins Store Ihursday-yu 30 1904
central tirove-Friday. July 1, 1904
Boyds-Saturday. July 2. 1904.
North Aberdeen-Mo Monday. July T. 1904
south Aberdeen-Tuesday july s. 1904
After July 5th will be a the Clerk = Office in
Aberdeen to and including July s. 1884 at which
time the registration will close. This IS NOT :
new registration. but is intended for those Who
have not heretofore registered. Any person Who
will be OF age by the sth day of November lsa
Will be entItiedto registration. This the Plat dsy
of May 1904 L. A. MOOD Re1r,frsr
May q. 1904
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

The Mississippi grand lodge Of
Elks convened At jackson Tues
day with large attendance.
Governor Nardaman delivered an
address Of welcome, while the re-
ponse oil the part of the Elks. was
by Hon. John Sharpe Williams.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-24

North Dakota will send an un-
delegation to st. Louis.
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Illinois Central Railroad
TABLE.
LEAVES
Kansas City, Memphis s Birm-
ham r. R., Frisco SyStefu).

Commencing Sunday, December Goth
Trains will leave Aberdeen at 1880 Z.
IN and 3:i5 pm.
Returning, will arrive at Aberdeen at
t2:5S p. m. aud 5:l5 p.
Train leaving at 1850 "a m msk-- con-
nectlon At Birmingham for all points.
Train leaving at 3:iS p. IN. makes con
nection at Holly Springs with Illinois
Central for both North and South, aud at
Memphis for all points North, Northwest
aud West. For further information call on
JNO. X. YOUNG. Agent.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BakK.
Mississippi Of business
June g 1901.



Dverdra secure ..
Bondt 10
Prumu
Bankn
he $500. .... $500.
efromN
fromS
efrourap
Checks and
Fracuon
eiempt
Due ON u
in
und-..
dpohte
bother +
to StateB ...-.-
individual deposits
ToAI
State Mississippi. County of Monroe-sS.
Cashier bank. do solemnly
the knowledge
nd belle G WICKs. Cashier.
Subscribed before this 10th June,
1904 r. c. MAYNARD Notary Public.
CoRRECr-AtesG L. s. CUNNNGHAM,
A. j. Brown, ! Directors
F, p. JINKNs,
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Grayson Springs,
KENTUCKY.

The largest Family Resort and
Sanitarium in the Southwest
Electric Lighted and Steam
Heated. Capacity 600 guests.
20 Distinct Springs.
New Baths Sulphur. Mud, Vapor. Vi
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Amusements- Dancii Z, Bowling, Bill
lizards, Tennis Hunting and Fishing
Reduced rates on Illinois Central Rail
road. For pamphlet aud rates address
MERCkE BROS.
May y, 1901 Owners and Managers