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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
Bachelor Maids.

The Bachelor Maids entertained
their friends at the city hall last eve
ming with a masquerade ball, and it is
safe to say it was one of the most en-
joyable affairs ever given by this club
of popular ladies.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with bamboo, hearts and masks, and
the entire front of the stage was
strung with evergreen. Behind this
sat Parnell's orchestra, and it goes
without saying the music was perfect.
The piece, "Sunny Africa" taken from
the Elks' minstrel, was decidedly the
favorite among dancers, and the or
chestra was encored several times, to
which they responded gladly.
The grand march was begun prompt
ly at 9 o'clock, and was led by Mr.. r.
S. Sheppard and Miss Eula Ezell.
From that hour until l O'Clock, at
which time the crowd left, it was one
continual round of pleasure.
The dancers were refreshed with
fruit punch served by Mesdames Ang-
ley and Flanagan.
Following were the guests masked:
Eula Eel, fencing girl; Dollye
Starr, Spanish girl; Amy Jordan,
flower girl; Myrtle lowers, nurse;
May Russ, Gypsie queen; Bess Fer
guson, pig face; Julia Hunter, pink
domino; Grace Gould, Satanic; Mary
Ezell, folly; Helen Gibson, knight;
Bessie Gibson, fortune teller, Dimple
Dugey, school girl; Corrie lowers,
imp; Gussie May Stafford, Nlikado;
Foster of Mart, shepherdess; Matte
Jameson, hunting girl; Perkins, sailor
girl; Zena McMeans, golf girl; Mrs.
w. B. Flanagan, circus girl; Mrs. F.
Lacy; jester; Mrs. Ed Angley, Little
Boo Peep; Mrs. I. W. Trotter, Red
Ei51onnrurse; Mrs. J. Z. Copeland,
)Dp6y Warden, Mrs. Kuhne, society
girl; Mrs. Fish, dog face girl; Mrs. L.
friedrich, Columbia; Mrs. @. l.. Grain
ger, butterfly; G. l.. Noble, Juliette;
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13

Tien Tsin, Feb. 13.-A naval battle
is being fought. The firing can be
heard at Chin Wantoa, and has been
reported from there. Chin Wantoa is
on the Gulf of Tia Lung, $50 miles
from here, on the Chinese side of the
bay. The Manchurian railway is near
the water at this point.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
New Store.

Mr.. ALI Saxton is the latest arrival
in Palestine, and will open up gen
eral secondhand business in the
Herald block. lie will buy and sell
everything, clothing, furniture, and
old Junk of all kinds.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
Four Teas to be Given

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order
of Railway Conductors of America
will give four s'teas" for the benefit Of
the Worlds Fair Fund. The first will
be given Monday afternoon, Feb. IS.
at the residence of mrs. Austis. 7l.5
Lacy street. Hours: 2:30 to 8 b. ~.
Admission 10 cents. Everybody iza=
vited. Mrs. f. A. NOBLE,
Secretary Treasurer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13

New York, Feb. 13.-The war news
is meager this morning, but it looks as
if the two armies are approaching
each other near Seoul.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
Great Crowd Wanted

Tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock, at
the ladies' prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian church, five hundred women
with their bibles are wanted. Matter
of great importance. |. SELLERS.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Tonight
and Sunday probably rain; warmer
tonight; colder Sunday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13

The Herald Is under obligations t.
the local cotton exchange, Black,
Stages & Co., proprietors, for the use
OF bulletins that come over their pri-
vate wire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21

Senator Morgan Offers a Bill
Providing for Annex.
fp,. 4 ssntintnt1 1,rnss.

4 WASHINGTON, y. Cp Jan. 2o.--sena-
tor Morgan to-day introduced a bill pro-
vidlng for the annexation or banana 70
tho TILTED States. the rights and prop,
crty or Panama resting III the United 1E =
The bill nppropriatcs $lo.ooGoo as 1s, com.
pensation q Pinnnn for its ce es ~
places si5,00O00O at the disposal 81 ne rne
President for the cOmp8hsail9ii ~ ~ I ~.
lombIa, and npproprutcs $U,eOo,VU ,lo ~,
the purchase Of the property OF w N KIN
Panntna Canal Company IN C9 y. ~, ~,
Including tho Innntnn Cana. u IS esp
cInl1y provided thatJthe nroVisiDhs OF LIS
bill shall not have the effect OF Tepeui-
Ing the SpOOter act.
nations having recognized the SECESSION
bubble Is ar, accomplished fact. The Ply
credits the president OF the United States
with having approved and protected me
secession with the naval forces Of ne
United States. and the President ana me
Senate with having recognized the inde-
pendence of the new republic by appoint.
Ing and accrediting q minister to lnae
republic. After providing for the annex
alton OF Panama by the United States
tho bill declares that nj the rights ana
properties OF the Republic Of Panama oI
every description shall vest IN the Unltcdi
States Of America. without reserve. ana
Senator Morgan also introduced q con-
current resolution directing the Presi-
dent to enter into negotiations with the
governments or Nicaragua and Costa
Rica for the obstruction OF canal via
tho Nicaragua route. H1at. 'eE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
MANY MEN
QUIT WORK
Give Up. Places at Belle Isle Be-
cause Pay Was Cut
Down.
EXCITEMENT IN A SCHOOL G: Fv:) !.
Pipe Bursts, Causing Great
8 Alarll1-Girl Injured by Jump
ing-Other News,

Manchester Bureau, Times DIspatchl
A }, ~ No ll02 Hull Street. .
Owing to reduction IN the rate OF
pay in the pudding department at Belle
Isle, about seventy-fivo persons are out
OF work.
About month before Christmas re-
duction of so cents a ton was made,
which put the rate to $780, On Monday
further reduction OF 50 cents was made.
Tho forty puddlers and their HELPERS re-
fused to work at that rate, and as n re-
suit the ten furnaces are now Idle.
Most of these workmen live In Man.
chester.
Tho other departments are running NJ
usual.
PIPE BURST.
Shortly before closing hour yesterday
afternoon, Il steam pipe connected with
tho heating apparatus at Maury colored
school, burst, and great quantity OF
steam escaped into the buildins'
A little panic was created among tina
scholars. and In tho rush girl named
Mary Howell fell out of n second story
window and broke her arm Several other
scholars were bruised little IN tho
scramble for outdoors, but no one WAS
much hurt.
The Howell girl was taken home and
her arm attended to by a physician,
The damage caused by tho broken pipe
will not amount to much.
TWO MEN F4nND.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
Tom Howell and Walter Howell were
each fined $50 for selling liquor on Sum
day, They were represented by Mr.. D, L.
Pulliam
The case OF Blttle Simmons will be
heard before Judge Colpton to-day. he
is charged With assaulting w. II. Smith,
Mr., Mark Lloyd Will represent Simmons,
CAMP SUPPER.
Joseph n. Johnston Camp, G. Y, will
entertain its members and friends With
supper and literary feast at Jordan
h Hall. Ninth and Hull streets tonight
at 8 o'clock.
The police ars looking for . yorSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
ARGUE HARRls0NBURG
RATE CASE TODAY

The Corporation Commission has been
engaged for several days in the taking
from iiarrisonburg. which involves the
making Of fair rates to shippers, at this
point. The case. It will be recalled; was
postponed until yesterday. All the evil
dence is now, In, and the case will be ar,
gued and submitted to-day. Hon. Alfred rec
road attorneys Will appear for tho three
roads involved. and Nessrs, Conrad and
Conrad, Of Harrisonburg. Will appear for
at Harrlsonburg. The case Is considered
as q very important one. and the decision
of the commission VIII be eagerly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
MUCH LAND BOUGHT
FOR COLONIZATION
'fpv AssocIatcd Press.)

sS vtASHlNIYTON.l Jan. zU.-Sevcn thous-
and acres of land situated In Washington
county, Alabama thirty-iiye miles !, from r n,
SiDtile. OH the main line Of the Southern
xal,oil purposes. The tract Will be sub
ulviGed into small farms and sold 70
Italian farmers. The heads OF twenty
tiya families have alretd reached tne
puIidlngs. Farms will pc opened up al
once. Tie settlers will engage in general
farming. the growing of fruits and vege-
tables. From reports ALREADY leceiNeu'
,no indica tons are that fully one thou
sind coionists will settle in Washington
county during tie current. year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
PANAMA INQUIRY.
Committee Of Democratic Sena-
tors Working on Resolution.
fRv AssocIated Press.)

(By Associated PressO !.
4 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-The conmlt-
too OF Democratic senators, authorized BY
yesterdays conference to. draft resolu-
ton of inquiry concerning the revolution
in Iaanalni and tho alleged participation
OF the United States officials in the up
rising, met to-day.
All Of the various resolutions asking
tho President for Information on this
subject, which had been heretofore intro
duceG by tho Democrats, were before tho
committee, but no action was reached.
II is the intention Of the Democrats
to produce composite resolution using
as 4 basis the various suggestions which
have been made by the different Demo-
Gratis who have called for expressions
from the administration,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21

the unfortunate ones. Little or no $rlsisS
need be run IL Peruna is kept Esin the
house and at the first appearance Of any
symptom Of catarrh tai ken as directed on
I the bottle. sG s8 #F5 u; VI Sf ss
Perunn Is a safeguard, IS a preventative
a specific is a cure for all cases Of ca N
tarrh acute and chronic, coughs, colds
consumption etc. is .S II F5a
x II you do not receive prompt and satis-f
factory results from the use of Peruna.S
write at once to Dr.. Hartman, giving a.
full statement Of your case and evil be
pleased to give you his valuable advice s3:
gratis. a III 3s \
Address Dr. Hartman, president OF The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
I. SHIP SUBSIDY.
Majority and Minority Reports
on the Subject. r.
(By ASSOCIATED PrcssO

st#g ji&ga IN (By Associated l'reS9.)
E{I yVASIIINGTON, JAM 20.--ln his re.
port to the House. filed to-day. In, favor
Of the bill authorizing a commissioned
consider the question Of ship subsidy; Re tSo
preventative Grosvenor. chairman OF LII. me
Committee on Merchant Marine anu I FISH 1911
1--WE ntter ourselves Justly that we
are n leading nation in all that makes
nation and a helpless nation IN e one =, OF
the great factors of national wealth and no
national ndspendsnef Dthfr az he
General Grosvenor states that OF al
most billion dollars's worth OF eXp93I ii.
to Europe during the fiscal year i9os. l ~,
vessels. the balance being carried IN SHIPS
OF foreign countries. or nearly FIVE hun.
dred million dollars Of imports during th NJ,
year Amsriean SHIPS caEr nr he ," carrvng
~ maj trade, says General Grosvenor,
wa paid $500, 900, 900. which amount, he
maintains, should nave gone INTO t'ie
rockets OF Americans. q
The minority members OF the commit-
tex. have designated Representative .u en-,
Ing. OF Michigan, to present their sieh ~,
on the subject. These w WIN III, co o,onld not
utterly Opposed to, 70 ship NIP a b1,ea
nm ~ s,,rh nolicy ts the zeal aim of the bill
Ssn are in favor Of the rehabi,la,on q or
enacted at the present session Of conErss so
I'VE favor immediate action by ants WI MI
i insee ana The then the bringing in By this COM
Inittee OF u bill putting IN force suos.ulf1u I'M
r no9 duties which Was enacted by the early
Congresses OF the United States ana ~ %n NM
,,nbuiidng OF our merchl Int marine. -,
:rhc policy OF discriminating i, dulles ~ w ans
,nnnr,Irnted By Jefferson AMI Madison any any
manEoe. end i received the endorsement; sa o.
The Republican Eatlon. Conyentnn 3 81 wa ,s'e'
nov nc pr.sidcnt OF tho senate, and MAJ ther 7,
fore Be Justly denominas Ted non-partsah anu -
q, rIctlv American 49, 5ti&sy5 s6s +s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Patents for Virginians,

(Irrom our Regular Correspondents
WAsiINGToN.!D Is. c., Jan. 20 tents
have been granted in the past week. to
tho following Virginia and North Carolina
William c. Briggs, Winston-salem. N.
c.,--Two patents on machine for stem
ming tobacco.
Wllllaml. Cooley. saltvllle. Ya,'-Rotary
ISheodors H. Melnhardt Charlottesville.
Ya,-Ilot air furnace .iss n
5 ALBANY, N. lillian IL Penfeld,
solicitor Of the State Department., was
the principal speaker before the New
York State Bar Associa ton to- ight, x Ills
With Internal ional FILTRATION,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21

man charged with beating his wife at
Mrs Moodys boarding house, on Porter
Street The man came to Manchester
some time ago, with his wife from Phil.
adelphia They Went to Mrs, Moody'63
to board, while he sought work as u
plumber and steamfltter. On Tuesday
no Is alleged to have assaulted his wltes3
and a warrant was sworn out for his ara
rest 1t is thought he has gone back to
Philadelphia. 54SSi
CHIEF RAGLAND IN TOWN.
Chief Of Police Ragland, OF Petersburg
was in Manchester yesterday looking fors
q negro named William Miller, who III
wanted in Petersburg for robbery. He
could not DO found.
+ Two men were accommodated at this
station house last night. one for berry
drunk, and the other simply as a guest;
who stopped over on his way to Cine
cinnatl. I'D NJ
WANTS "a PLACE. i8
Captain Carlton Mccarthy would bes
glad to secure n position for James
Thomas Balley,5n youth who was in--g
jured and lost ono leg some years ears. , -,
while playing In railroad yard. The
hoy is deserving, and the captain - ms
terestcd in the case, He Is intelligent \
and willing. VI XXI
4, &. Personal. AND BRIEFS.
Manchester tent OF Maccahees has been
organized with a large membership.
Willie Connors will be tried by 'SqulrS <
Chentham tomorrow as Suspicious
character.
,rom Hart was given thirty days by.
Mayor Maurice yesterday for thett, ana
Alexander White got ninety days on y
similar charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
No Amendments to Treaty.

~ 7." (By AssOcnted IFess,J I
WASHINGTON, Jan. N.-lt has been
practically determined to dron all tho
sui ances have been received that Panama
comedies that the treaty Will be inter-
,,raten as tho amendments rrobide in re-
gar d to the harbors, sanitation and llmi-
lotion OF the cities Of Panama ana Colon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
MONTREAL GETS FRANCHISE
RICHMOND ASKS FOR
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O,--The Circuit Com
mittee Of tie Eastern League has selected
Montreal as the eighth city Of the circuit
for the coming season. the complete CIR.
City. Newark. Baltimore, Toronto, Ro-
chester and Montreal.
Charles Atkerton. Of the Buffalo team
last year, Will manage the Montreal team,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Discuss Interesting Theme.

'sSleep and It's Kindred Phenomena
"a be delivered in tho Grace Church lec-
ture-roo Tolishee and Main Streets, to-
morrow evening by Pr, v, = Evans ans ~
The entertainment VII PC given Gmdner
for tho benefit OF the church, DR., Evans
makes interesting any subject he handles,
His ability Is well known, the object 70
doubtless the attendance will be quite
large, aE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Secretary Hay Takes Rest.

M (By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-.Secrctary Hay
h., expects to remain ten days or two
Weeks as the guest of Colonel Payne;
The secretary is acting inder, his doctors
otuers in making q visit 70 the south at
syStcm some traces OF his recent attack
OF grip. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Lieutenant Upshur Now.

(By Associated Fress,)
WhSHlNGTON.J Jan. -0,--Thc President
to-day sent to tho Senate the following
Marine corps; To be second leutenants--
Wi)liam II. Upsher. Virginia; LoYlck +,
Emission. Texas; Tlllman Bunch, South
Carolina, Gi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Underground Extension.

The fire alarm department. are ASKING
the FINANCE Committee for an appropriate
lion sufficient to extend the underground
system SO as to take In engine houses Nos.
] and o. at Twenty,shtlftlh14 and Broad and
Fifth and puyal stLreoIs. res,peefG 81,
In the hllQGet, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
ICE IN THE RIVER.
Boats Experience Much Diff
Guilty Getting Through.

There was sufficient ice in the river
navigation. At places tho Ice was two
Inches and there was much floating,
The Old Dominion boat. the Ocracoke,
the Virginia Navigation Company's steam
err Pocahontos came through on time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21

ignrdIng tho h1imberof carriages furnshs
cd his department 1T government cx-
pcnsc The House adjourned Until to-
morrow aRtfs F}g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
a PLAIN TALK
On a Plain Subject in Plain
Language.

The coming winter will cause at least
one half OF the women to have catarrh,
colds, coughs. pneumonia. or consump :
ton. Thousands Of women will lose
their lives and tens OF thousands will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21

acquire some . CHrUIlC 9 III :
ment from which they VIII
] .s'N-.,. never recover. 5
IPERONA Unless you take the neces-
lNiTHE cary pr aut 10 ns the
HOUSE. chances are that you (who
''@ read this) will be one OF
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

IT. the list of the reasons which
the Republicans are 10 give for
urging the election of Mr. Koose-
welt this year the Springfield I'm
ion includes this one: The ugly
ulcer of corruption has been bold
~ cut out Of the Postoffice Depart
ment." And whose corruption
was it that was so boldly cut out?
Did it not begin and flourish when
Charles Emory Smith and Perry
). Heath were paying off the pol
ltical obligations which Mark Han
ma contracted in electing "A Re
publican President? This is the
first time, we believe. that a polit-
zeal party has appealed for sup
port on the ground that it has
FURNISHED few of its own
thieves Hartford Conn., Times.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
Development i'm the South.

Railroad earnings recently made
the public reflect on the falling
off in tritfc in the east aud the
west, but thus far the returns from
lines in the south show a contin-
u ii heavy movement Of freight
indicating that the wave of de
preston which hns swept over
some sections of the country has
not reached Dixie. The South
has made many wonderful strides
in the development of its natural
resources during the last decade
and is steadily forging to the front
in the manufacturing line. Ii has
supplanted the east in the manu-
fHcture of coarse cotton goods and
is gradually turning its attention
to the production of the finer
goods, with every prospect that it
will be a successful in this under
taking as it has been in the max
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
Chairman Of Delegation.

The friends of Colonel +. l..
Russell of Mobile. are urging him
for chairman of the Alabama del
egation 10 the national Democrat
ic convention, which meets in ST.
Louis next month, and indications
are that he will be chosen. Next
to Hon. n. S. d. Mallory, who
enjoys the high honor of being
chairman of the state Democratic
executive committee, Colonel
Russell received the largest vote
cast for delegate at-Iarge. His
sele ction as chairman Of the dele
gait on would be altogether wise
and proper. He would fill the
place with distinction and honor
both to himself and the Democra-
cy of Alabama Birmingham
News.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The charter fees paid into the
flee of the Secretary of State for
recording charters of industrial
enterprises in Mississippi show
hat the impetus given to matters
Industrial several years ago Is
still being felt. and there is no let
upin this good work rs far as
Mississippi is concerned. This
morning Secretary of State Power
gave out the figures of charter
fees for the last five months.
During this time there has been
paid into the State Treasury the
sum of !lO,053 % for recording of
charters, which breaks all previous
records, as far as the State is con
cerned. During this period the
number of new banks chartere d
has been phenomenal, there bav-
ing been chartered thirty three,
with a capital of 81 ,475, 900. The
month of May showed up
with seven new banks which is h
record breaker in itself. These
banks chartered i'm May had
capital of S245,OOO The capital
stock of all the enterprises char
tered last month amounted to 81.
250. 900 and embraced all sorts of
enterprises from banks and manu-
featuring enterprises to baseball
ssociatlons. New Orleans Plea
yune jackson Bureau.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

Mr. Cowherd. chairman of the
Democratic Congressional com
mittee. proposes 10 send broad-
cast over the country a full stnte-
meut regarding the postal frauds,
with view of influencing votes.
1t Will contain the -neech a. of
Messers. Williams. Cvchlhn aud
other Democratic lnminaries, and
will show that the Republicans
have failed to punish the robbers
and thieves who have infested the
postal department. jackson Clar-
ION Ledger
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
That Tired feeiing.

IL you are languid. depressed hnd III
capable for work, ~ indicates that Vour
liver Is out of order. HeI bine Will ~
sIst nature TO throw & II headaches, rhru
natism aud ailments akin to nervousness
and restore the energies auu vitality Of
sound aud perfect health. j. j. Hub
bard, Temple, Texas, WIRES. March ,.
1902; Il have used Herbiue for the past
two years. II has done me more good
than all the doctors. When feel bad
and have that tired feeling, ! take dose
IF Herbine. IL il the best medicine even
made foi chills aud fever d" ste bottle.
Sold 10y Phoenix Drag CO.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

When the irrigation bill was
pending IN Congress 1t wa> prom
Used that the desert could be- made
TO lesson as the rose for about 50
an acre Later the country was
informed that this Mas the cost To
private water compOnles, which
had taken all the easy Jobs. and
cost $40 an acre. The STAT ment
just made by the Interior Depart
m+nt is that S27 900 900 will SUI
lice to irrigate 100000 acres ~
Pbiladrlp hia records.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
Registration Notice.

The State of Mississippi. Monroe County
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of tbs
authority vested III Registrar Of said
county. and al pursuance Of section 36I5 of the
Annotated code Of Mississippi of I-s2 L will a.
snch Registrar. he at the following places On
the dates named. for the purpose Of rezi. terl1s
n duly qualified according Ia law.
Athens Monday. June IL 1874
Quincy tuesday. june Ia 1874.
Williams Stor~- Ned uesday June Is. 1854
PIckle's-Ihnrsfay. june 10. ls-4
Cox's Store riday. June u Isss.
Enthusiastically. ute Is. 1874.
Anory Monday June ~ 1854
Hatiey Tuesday. Jnn. II. 1871
i.zckey "Wednesday. June -. 1874
Ross Mill Thursday june p, 1854
Grub Springs Friday. June u fsu4-
Mormon Springs Iarday. June g. I7U-.
DerracoIt Monday. june q. IeR
Muidon Tuesday. june p. 1874
Gibson " ednesCiaX, june - 1874
Willis Store -IhuFsday June 81 1874
Central uroye-Friday July 1. 1874
Boyd Saturday. july :, 1904
North Ah-rdeen-MonJay july {. IS4
South Aberdeen-fuesoiay, july b 1874.
After july sth viii he at the Clerks Office ia
Aberdeen IA and Including Juiy ). 1874 al which
time the registration Will close. This Is not a
new registration. but Is intended for those who
have not heretofore registered. Any person who
Will be of age By the sth dap Of November 1874
will be eBtltied To resistra This the 2lst ctsy
of May. 1914 L. A. WOOD Registrar
May q, 1874